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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03
: xxu RApKa.

The arsa number Of the Weekly Bullss
isa Published ct Abohisoa kansas, il sp-
Ga our tahls. The paper h ID lArss siss--
fss typography unexcsptioasbls and iss
Views upon the All ahsorbing subjsos oa
sur Nasioaal difscalsies are those en-.
hraesa By svsry philaashsopist and friend
Iof the uaioa- We give sAeaa In the cd.
itory own words: III
ssThe uuforsuaass intsznaa aiscords
which aiflict the country al nrssent are
truly 10 be depIored By all whs lore psacA
Business hAs been FRUSTRATED, and the bet
ter Judgement Of the people seens 10 have
given away 10 the madness oil an hsaFs ~
We hoaesely beiieva that thi2 unuahxysa
war mighs have been assRtad, add thai 4
peaceful policy weald have resalsea Ii
TIE ultimate rsstorataon of the, uAionx.+
0iyil war will only operate 70 eomplio&tA
sifairs and render final and HsarnaI senA
arAtien uaQaessloaabis. Civil was. sves'
IN lie failaest farm, ID semsshiag seo hus<
riAls 70 contemplate, and the one In which
We are abouss % sngsgs will be still mora
horrible If possihle; ksoshsr arrayed
against brother and father against cor. Ut
liz thaasnnissnfa - 3mins 49, naaai1
issaS ase / llyllhs vsuss
u. .s.s ps.s.isl !. i 80 :.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03
vIKuxxfon--xAxn.

wAxUAxxoH~-xAxxe.
hils 80 are oil mp, y knpw na
boz - ne 70 q Hcpsy : goia
daN 70 aimsss oshia& Rnd whie
rseEaiiy oemmandAM q 70 $1ess acne e.
year ago, cannot now b sold fos atty
esnts. whils City and town pFePNsts -
suffered sill greasar depreciation. u
real essass y sept a the sans sAazatso
Tor NE levy Of saxss, that was psx IT.
q whsn hnass weEe pspspssoess
plenty and prizes good aaad eva before
the c&af Tor dirscs sAxss g meef shs OBJ
ligaaiohs % she Federal Goysrnn snss Gun
Legislature has increased zoe san lsyy
aboat - per cens'
How are the people 20 pay thess sxoF.
bians taxes, especially when doubled -
qnadruplsd e mesf tAa Interest on dsbss
Of the Federal Gavernnentp Where y
the money 70 coEae from2 viii ahaa IA
kxeeliency," Cor. kirkwood ns hia ina
malcalaee Auditor Of State snlighten "a
upon this subiects Has angle idea Of
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03


: ri + S%Isx nSR1lS = 4:
Uuaer she shoy>escsisn j, B. HsxslI,
editor Of the TatEea ~, takes .susI
with a. relative 10 1Hs $enstitutio7 A1ityI
al sha aupscuriaikon of 20 100 r. the d
Legislature: Also 3 10 tss nscsssiEy tori
nskins sush appropriation. In his ar
80 e, wkksh ~ snxs b sskss issue
5f 80 Ia urccssd 10 |
~ ~ th.t i..us 81 skUwins wherein sizs as-
aiar al .&ae Ls~i.aasure In eonssisasionsl--
IL aos. not srsua the question; bat an |
- ~ ob,sctsoa VIA ~ any HAD |
NsSsbiicsu sreuasus uss,d new sdays--
rwsonsi ahuas xnd lie application al villa
and .landevous snishsts.
49,. /. 80. sh.a - ,w..,s ss.arn
.,,a - va,nrssavs ,,napu,aa vsvvss
- a., ...,x,.s j.
=, ..,s,.
"a a--s - - - Il ~ - ss..a 80
- a.. 80 ss - = - ssTsa nss1
49,. i. c.. -, a.. o.v rsse.
-. ur.. haas ,r ,.,r,a n n Aha rTnissss
ga.sss f;owaynH.sns lh.a has osllesi for
yolu,,,t aars ana shss ID aaways has bssn
| ,As nrov;rss Of ehat faovernrasns. 10 ayys,
/ e,o.A. .na fs.d fas,.- and hauaa shers was
na....;sw al. !, .v,...orv,at;or sva.sa
/ AZ. S..ss Trsa.a,x sa- that r,,~rx,as- Who
! . - - 4. $3.50. !,
. - 49, ws.. 60 !,
"a s,oa soc A.,
i 49,. 49, An ,a,s ss,h ~ n.
i "a, was, about ayr,Ing elothgng and fsed-
:. az yolnntsaxs = n, ,.ra h,no,r,ex and
| - striking contrast wish his course dur
II -. -. ,v;sA axsx;,n g'ha, Ia was
.,sa,nr.,nu ~ cha - so,xn,s .ha Cavern.
.... Aossnsa Il xxas nvosscut;nv = wa,
.;,.s;u o,,x r;1ht. ags;,xt . forp;vr
nnvaw,u,art Ths,J n HawalI in nab.
e. ...n.has as,I.xad tha wav n ha an an
holr hraavht an hv tha Pres.
> d.. If tho rn;.ad stataa and for wbinl
ha aa..rvas ;,nnaashman.. Then he haf
- .wmn..hw u, .hs voluntssrs--shss
, :. a;s -. n.o,n. = ~ .,,,, sla4ha and fsst
- :. a. .-ns,,sa 90 .ha State, OF
vi That w.r wh;oA was wnvaa avsins
81 -. J. - - us;atsin o,,,
- - a. - . ss3od .hhoyre,
wsrSs~anS tsa Valnnse.,rs wera bleed
.hirutx 81 Who ouvha "a ssbs wsIsoms,
{ ~;,h 49, h.ns. - ;rhosn,tshla graves
; u.,,, s.,uus - ~,I
- - - A'"'a - So - - A.
- 80. - 90 - a.wn n
.o.unasv - ,xsn. sr.zn sh,a Stats /.
.ha Mar;oan var avrosd eloshed and fs,
= :. =. axnay,ss a tha st.tsS Whx has h
~. as hi. made a vnoxa futaxov al re
{ suna;nv "a .bs widow of the lamsnse
lf.snt G,,r.wn,r who wa wounded at ID
s.itIa os A.. .sN.s;o,,a MI Rv,sgs,, and after
= wau,,. s,a.s "a kt;s xwaur,ssa. the suxu th
e noble Captain expended in arming, closh
: ing and fseding himself and company P
Whv has no move been made 20 relisv
the wants of the brave Capt GRIFFITH, wh
ucoeedsd Cant. GEruRzE 20 the oomnan
AT the oornpmnx and lost his right arm
.ba sefsnse Of his country? Why, v
:. ask, has not Howell made more in thj
i, H~4sssss Has lpvs fys rSsaHsss~~ = 81
: seesingly great, when engaged in va
= to sustain abolitiouisEn and is wage
y against his own eounsEymen /; but it news
Ie manifested itself infavor OF those VII
re foaght against foreign foe.
It ff Howell is the friend to voIunteel
4, which he would make them believe th,
II hs;x vwhv waa rnt hia friendHhit mao
- man;fsst i, a vsv.,s.f<g,,s apainst the r,
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EARE THESE FACTS
M FFsk TESTIMONY % YHK EoRLD J.

gaD Iass. RAD BRK AsFs, SORES Ete4@
An area M rSssssai asse sy lAe ps ape. aps y
gsas ass ~ aAsS insztimabls preparation, ~
tszzzss s@ewa bod saxs b Ptssteztpg As ssst
ma Neessd sS&&sMka fS fdIFi FOR EaeHsa tat -
anisa, segxg diseased equation TtfAala5 +
neAsh 10 break 6uA wltA 3sntata fgry u ieF II.
rue aaly rational and successful FRESHMEN Y
aicatS4i by aaaafA Id "a Eu4pCs Tie kaaAHi2l~I--
AID about rSas wound aud ~ seoths sse A'tsHs~
ING psFxs " saanssg IN Esassss 81 the osA'SF%
Sais rs seFcsN rats saeaAs =.
pIpTHEgIA. BLCERATED sDGE fARoA ~
sCAkLgT AND OTHER FKYES>
Il aas &c Ne aasss q sessRe uasy De ssrsa y e
Irehinz TIA 0iutmenx fafsa lines aAT u 1
chess, meSx ana sz4Foxt % tAe pattTa:' -
psasssasa aas ssvs szasasAtats rsiia = -
sakaA " shs asssssA sAlaas operate apea -
ssaeseks - aaMsasNas asla Do its zneE 81 -.
whassex f3sss sa# mzssaasas in tAs AS~ss = J.
sor tB4 szysMz&& nAxsga on isky sfHsasT - S~%t
fsessax shssAess and shsosa viii SD A'1A'1'
rsats~w@ - W Clara
/ PtLN III TEEA. TRFcTth
qae abovs saasa al caHzpakia.s 81 y -
nixhSsy fssasakIEg the paris via W -
sssa mr. assz ssa as2y gaas4as = p, @a -
Psrsoss saasFsf& ron sne@s aIE esu r..
shosaA lecss net mSsssns u arr'sA.t Is
sFessS r. 8haaIA be aEsAsrstaSa tAti - -
skesas zseswiy 10 smear tae ulatasn! = $50
naFsA hNs ID RSsss be veil rabies u 90 LIS
esaefaAae time fwa or three LINES az 80 asa
1 81 sakrA INTO the syssen, whslss ~ ia
1 - 49, 81 80 TSsrs sxaia bread ~ ~
e - - ~ ssbsIng id Of fhs 0tRtass
III -. yb;s IL tar asty Eazs tTeAsn
- 49, III -. - sauter 10 the atoEnFai
rksT{ s. e susy be ssaerat bearing down
| ssr,g a gysoS or YoUfaS-oRs & W
80 a. also sxsgifagt, esn v'tE 81 81
be rsaasassy cared II tae W ~ =. ms u 4Sr
and lAa Paila be tASea niest @h4 ~ Whss RS
aasnaea i re pfigssa aass =, s'l IN sac pat s
Z ss z ssss wy ,sss ~ taa oss,a = e
vsssssas sssd asaa.ag seaHs Il W -: s clrf,
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trsasaasss Msag = - 49, rtsrvsty short
ssses. VI 80 - g /. sdiIsssnGy rss
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The NesvGaks0s, under the above cap
ssou. Is very muah Teioie9a % lsAEn taAt
We lave bksxBa down from sns pos'sssA'
that the right Of secession or revolution IL
m inhsrzaa right. Nav we are also re-
,osced 10 find oar nsighbor rejoicing, forI
certainly be must have gloomy time
anoag his new allies, Bat after all we
,xassld like 20 knew how he learned thai
wa had backed down from any position,
and when and wheze, we said the right OF
accession or revelation depends upoR The
ability Of the psopls 10 maintain It Ii
would seem that our nsagbboE has goa
wonderfully bsfogged since he has lost
sight of the cold landmarks" 20 much
90 that he can't tall tbs txush, or quote
cur language correctly.
Then again, he must fsei extremely awk-
ward In his new position, which sonpeis
aim 10 rcpudiate stsha speeches and writ
fnRs of the great fashsss OF the Repaoaie."
just a. we expected, MIR. yOlanseer' We
kasw you eOald not remain long in the
sanks Of the snemy, without repudlasaag
the principles upon which this aoVcrn-
mens Ia founded. Look out, or you viii
soou chime in with BeeOher i Co., and
dsalare the Constitution so covenant with
death, and q league with hsll."
We have taken che ground, that the
Constellation confszs 40 pawsr either mp
ovn the President or Csagrss, 30 eosrca .
ssase. We have shown from the conss'-
sutional debates, that 1t was understood
al tAe tims Of the formation Of the eonssi-
tuition, that the ssaaes adopting it might
al any Tina rssaaa sasis sovereign rights
and withdraw frsm the Union- We have
shown shas shs power Of eoEeioa by the
Hsnsral Gs~srnnasat only extends TO IN
diyidnals and has no power over States
WAY has not the NssxaaAien met these
arguments snd ssfuted them Hecaunos
rsfuss them, he kncws they are impseg-
nabls and the emily way left by which be
can essasss % 10 the enemy, Is 10 repudi'
ate ssthe speeches and writings Of th'
grsas faihsrs Of tbs RspabIis," pot made
q hs says, sin yisw Of an entirely differ
sas state Of things from the present. bu
made while anticipating and eongemplas
ina i.sss sach stass Of shisss - aoso e.
ssss, and that too, before shs adoption o
shs oonssisation. II the Nsbrasksasa can
nos relate our argunsnts 10 support Of On
! ! position, IN any other way than BY rapu'
assssux aAs destEinss OF WAsHrsszos
sasspssox, Jsrszxses, and other ssFaihes'
Of the Rspubiio,o we think decsas re-
specs Tor his oxa reputation fer intsaal-
gense and modsfsss knswledgs OF sh'
pslitlcai histsry Of his country, would sae
eest 10 him, tbs sxseeding propristy o.
ssasisg to propsand qassssoaa. Nswo's
ssss sagxsss 10 hin, shoaid his sxsrems
ssossana psSsnps Ain % propoand farshsa
! asssfIopa . ", he n ase Z Them npoH
osse pesissoR ~ ia1sn ,hy osssmU and aoi
apoa false posiiiana ~Aish 10 has sxed
$50
avs 1ss sas2-l -. Z I'LL
-nsissdlr Gsnssl, 40 WIN. 4.
u1sA - an13nr arResk 4on kxoasfsn !. aIsa
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@Dsmsdfaey i the life blood 81 The
Inion Dloefsas - unlstsiSs = 49,
- pera II 49, - ~
yssi1 sfasr thsssssnaar s19kss1s
ss7xs@ gsAsxsEEg sssss sssgsssf ~ fsss5NRsszss
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80
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80 -, - - j. -.
psstys = ~ 80 80 - ~ ns--a...s.s,.
coaaksV - 50 ~ 1s~
uarkg who have noe besn Ab&0rbs0 OF the
ihlnasy war r,pIiey of Agr.. L.ssneuls. and DC
"a .nnsaxwatsva xn an, AZ the land We sa-
- ~,,.nr.rwxs.a a. srssssn !
-. <. 800. ~ q - - hsloys.,
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~tn sad Bal as sagss : ssai ed =. Sc, ssss =.
e Sssa sas aisssssass saass walaa gave rae e
= utterly ooaa's sass
vi "haa saas sssA1D''s 1A-',s -
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iofk srsSa'ss ssppnss - - - :
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ESOIyED

nkSDLf hD+
X ar the Common CoaDCli az The Cay Of Cas-
Eli aiuak IawA, that oERsTs u las "a tas ASsk
aide Of hsalsea Street BE- reqHEed 70 eo4sL1.t
aida wasa on sad street, eoaEe6tsE st EsoadTbt
and e. asHins % sand u seiSOssi. eet % r1sSas'4
ajas q Lot 10 6 kiddle par % sA4a aaf1ssH
R4rass kasc aide walk to be ebastrScisa 81 oosss-
weed lzanbsg oae and bali tnCess .AsA ~
Ssssiss. upsn hard wood tsEtrte1t, s@s M szf
1--WE ey feur faches, said VAR TO es iSI zee
vida. The Kast side Of sAie vas I'm y II
isa gsa{ Frein West aide Of SAD l9ts I os.Est y
aid MADISON Street AMI aha a~nssa 81 % 4
tas esst side u said kaalsop s.Fee T'Sa
limits hesasM aaescEiSsa aEs harsDg ss4afa a2 w
aYs RED fss kasoastrret ssas wSA sfs2FaA4 @P
1uez.iacaktcas AID In conformity wiEh "a esAaS.f
N fsFaas ps Sata skreet, wisai1 s:x'y az 81
ths psIszzsisa Of t1is sssofaEtoa OF sara sas II
vii 81 rssfssfFarxed ~ shs Ci , Of cee8E-! SsaA
Rra the sxpease assessed 10 ihe rePee,iTs ~
Adopted 1aSs 7, fSsss. II s-...---., -
L9aAapxk wk RABsErT. AtTgF
We CMAwFoRp, Ci-~ Rccordet q
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vx,scu .vEo CoUNrx CONVENTION.

WNML AHKU NWtNAA Wv ~
Ths DsSaocr&t4 Of PettAwsttSmie eonast aFf fs-
aussssa 10 zn&ea 81 Rssbltts Hal en- Saturday aas
SIN asy os Jaly, II O'Clock r. n, fog the PURPOSE
a eaeesinx Delegates to the stats Convention 70 Dc
hsla >, pss asinss, ga shs Josh Of July next,
. 4. Y. LARIaRR,
W. CHAIRMAN Democratic Central Committee
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,TRAYRn On STOLEN.

kfYMA I'D U& otVI@N
- On Mend q, Jnae sTa, a span sf GAsssa
Brown horses, enc Of the horses A asou, E-ss ~
he o.apr about ten years old One OF IbF ssssa
avs wZtke Bsar Is The logeRsaS ans s8s sa-@
bird .o5t- shs o her has grfy s.Fs7k dow u
face. A IIbasaI reward viii be paid fa' he ra.Ht
OF he hot seE or any intes mataR Etlch wlu !sa4
thCis recovery ii. srz-r. SILL l. BOKES
CouEscil BluaB Jure teth ls5' Sean A-ti
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0ovnosE BEugss, june q, 1854.

: ~ k1s &H4HN4t& 8S&se<S&S9 ~@As% ~@s A@f~AA
4 no Il NJ. N&HAsTT, EAa NJ
Z MSyAs be kyso6eas NaArk. and 10
- Membsss VI sAa CITY eanais
GgsrIEaxs You are respectfully In
Vita 10 attend, Ia q body the Unian
Ceisbwation Of The coming Nstioaal An
nivsssary on The 4sh day Of July, In Ooua-
all EiuEs. s4z
A place In the procession, and seats On
sAs Kssazas, wild be sssfgnsa - me Aay-
on, Msmhars IL the Caaneii, and othss
city oHcsEss 81.
On behalf Of the Committse of Iuvisa-
tsons. ID. e. CI0OMER,
af 2 t Chairman.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

10 those conservative national men, whoy
having vosea seE Abraham Lincoln upon
the pledge, and with the solemn promise,
that his election would put an end 70 ag-
isation and secure peace and stability to
The country, now demand the fulalmens
Of that pronise, and bald themselves IA
readiness 70 unite IN condemnation Of the
political power created BY their votes,
Whenever they End fhat they have been
deceived. This portion % oaz Republi
can fellow citizens comprising, ~ We
confidently believe, ! large majority d
that party--not only desfre peaoe, and
are in favor Of any honorable eompro-
mise to secure il, but frewn upon ali in
dications Of IAwlessness and mob vioienes
against freedom Of speech and freedom
al the press, IN which shsy see more dan.
ger 10 sociasy, q al classes and 10 Ill
interests, than ID all our other troubles
combined. We sincerely respect msr
Who, though differing win u Id political
opinions, have she charity to conseas shs
.a.ns honessy ok motives ID others which
thsy claim fos themselves, and arsreaay,
eysn whsla the patronage Of goysrnmsni
Il welded by their own party, % raiss
heir voses against me sncfoasAmAnts ii
- Ess@ 3Ats 81 Nj sEA = ! g - ~
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pemozatie papers threusAsas sAe ssA's @2~'s
awssssA 10 paetsA and cali asasatsoH ." tns
ina asa "a use their iHusnes 10 have faaa fss' =
smntxtssp Of Damezak8e Delegates Ln tas es4Tea-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
Union Meeting at Canon City.

At an adjourned meeting of the citizens OF
Cahon City and vicinity, held at that place on
Saturday evening, June Sth the President. Jas.
Barrett, Esq, called the meeting to order, The
Secretary having read the minutes of the previ-
Gus meeting. Hon. A. c. Lawrence was intro-
duced, whose remarks were enthusiastically re-
ceived aud heartily applauded.
Correspondence was received and read from
Hon. f. ]. Curtis, H. j. Howe and John F. Jones,
Esq, who had been invited to address the meet
ing.
The committee appointed at the previous
meeting reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were read and voted upon
separately, and unanimously adopted
Whereas an attempt is being made to rend our
Federal Union asunder, to trample upon our
Constitution and glorious flag by armed domestic
foes, with intent to destroy our National Govern
ment, dear to every lover of freedom therefore,
Resoleed, That claiming the proud title of citi-
zens of the United States, regardless OF birth
place, we hereby pledge ourselves to maintain
the honor of the American flag and the integrity
of the American Union to protect the rights,
privileges and interests of all American citizens,
whether attacked by open foes without, or insid-
ious traitors within,
ResolUed. That we hold the secessionists who
have taken up arms against the Federal Govern
ment in the slave States to be traitors, and their
sympathsers, apologists, aiders and abettors in
this State, to be their equals in guilt and ntamy.
Resolved, That we, the citizens of Canon Creek
and vicinity, irrespective of party. deeply de-
plore the lamentable fact that civil war exists,
believing that no just cause had arisen for such
a war on the part of the seeding States, and
II hrou Uht nhnut Inv families and traitors
TO the Federal Government, both North aud
South.
Resolved, That we will stand by the Constitu
tion and the Union, with the Stars and Stripes as
our emblem" God and Liberty" our motto
Resoleed, That we acknowledge no sovereignty
but the United States of America, and recognize
no flag but the Stars and Stripes, aud for the
preservation of these we, like our forcfathers,
pledge our lives. our fortunes and our sacred
hGnor
Resolved, That those persons in this State who
advocate Pacific Republic are aiding to over
throw the Federal Government. plotting treason,
and deserve the fate of traitors
Resolced, That we will not support any man
for official position who is not known to be un-
eondiionally and unalterably attached to the
Union.
Resolved, That this meeting ignores all party
names the object of it being to express the views
and patriotism of the citizens OF this community.
ReSolred, That the editors of the THNrrY
JOURNAL and Douglas City Gazette be requested
to publish the proceedings of this meeting.
1t was then moved aud carried, that Union
Club be formed, and committee appointed to
draft resolutions for the same.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on Satur
day, June 10th.
JAMES BARRETT President
WM, b. CGormER, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

LoNG MAY IT IIoLD ON.-Tbe editor of the vi
saia Deitd, CBreckinridge,) eXclaims;
While our hair holds on, and the stars of heaven
shine in their accustomed place, we will recog
nze no flag but the Stars and Stripes as the flag
of Olty cOuufrH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

"LYING," said Napoleon, 4" is also power"
Yes-it is the power which set the whole Secess-
ion movement to going, which kept it going,
which steams it up now-and which will finally
ruin it. Such ID life in Dixey.- Panity Fur.
. f riHs5.T HAVE LEASED InE ADU' =
siii loon of Mr.. Healy, and intend to kee
Bar constantly supplied with the choicest
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

THE Cur or Coin WArER.-A young English
woman was sent to France to be educated in n
lIuguenot school in Paris. A few evenings beior c
the fatal massacre Of ST. Bartholomew day, she
and some other young companions were taking u
walk in some part Of the town where there wer C
scntnes placed on the walls. When soldier is
on guard he must not leave his post until he is
relieved, that is, until another comes to take his
place One of the soldiers as the young ladies
passed him, besought them to have the charity to
bring him little water, adding that he was very
ill., and that it would be as much as his life was
worth, to go and fetch it himself The ladies
walked on, much offended at the man for presum
ing to speak to them; all but the young English
woman, whose compassion was moved, and who,
leaving her party, procured some water and
brought it to the soldier. lie begged her to tell
him her name and place Of abode aud this she
did. When she rejoned her companions some
blamed and Others ridculed her but they soon
had reason to lament that they had not been
equally compassionate for the grateful soldier
cOntrved on the night Of the massacre to save
this young Eugishwoman, while all the other in-
habitants of the house she dwelt in were killed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

HERE is fair specimen of Southern opinion of
bile Register
Throughout the war so far, not one act of
courage, not one symptom of generalship and
Lincoln himself is frightened to death, keeps up
his spirits by pouring spirits down sleeps with
his boots on, and his cap and cloak at hand win
his palace filled with armed men to guard his
sacred person. The Government, and the militia
ry and the press in its service, are exhibiting ut
every step unmstakabe signs oil trepldation'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

GoLDEN GGAaMAR.-We lately met gramnla-
ran, who had just made tour through the mines,
conjugatng, or rather cogitatiug thus Posi-
tive, mine comparative, miner; superative,
minus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

"SALIY MANDER safe ?" said Mrs Partington,
scanning an advertisement. Z" DO tell me, Isaac,
who this Sally Mander is. and what she's been
doing that they have got her safe 7"
:" | don't know" said Isaac, but guess she's
sister to Jerry"
Jerry who, lsaac?"
"Why. Jerry Mander," said Isaac, as he sat
watching a fly drag Itself along the ceiling, with
a pin ingeniously run through its body.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
SAN Francisco Agency.

MIR. l.. II. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
San Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL Oice-No, 172 IL Washington street.
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House up stairs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

WHou IL the most difficult punctuation? Put
Ting a stop to a womaa's mouth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

KEEP COOL,-The following sensible advice,
from the Springfield (Nass) RcpubIiean, is prob
ably better adapted to that latitude than to this,
but it is worth keeping in mind during these
fcversh and exciting times
We cannot afford to live in a constant whirl Of
excitement. The nerves wear out. To a certain
extent, this matter is under personal control.
The war is to be too long, and is to be attended
by too many startling events, to make 1t safe to
surrender ourselves to excitement every moment.
Do not trust anything to street rumors. Wait
for the papers, and read them at leisure. Enter
into no heated discussions Have faith in the
Government, and do not get impatient at seeming
delays We have a government and q military
chief that understand themselves. Sleep all you
can, Keep good natured, sober, earliest aud cool