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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

re- A dude bottls Of sPi iLriNpS PREPARED 3lUI
vtSS,.v. ten tia,et It's cost annually. al
SpAIDIHG'S PREPARED GLUEt
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BxILs vERsoy, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDISs, Esq.
Pease find uco-eJ yfye for which serd
othe. your Cephalie fs They truly s 6rsf Pn
pir,e. A. SToyER. PM,
Belle Vernon, WysndJt Co., o.
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" Save the Failen!o
LOVE OF STRONG DRINK

LOVE OF STRONG DRINK
DIR. ZFLL'S NERVINE POWDERS:
yor sae At No 90 Diyit end No 2ll 3h-sv. New York
t lIrE iisyess No lj r11n-st BT5okyI st Dr. MeTcaf
No - Bl5od Il, Hewsk, AID C. Y IIesnGns Store, MOhs
toED n. J. Price ST.
Cure yOnr Cough for One Dime.
"fifE POOR MANS FRIEND"
Uss
MADAME ZADOC PORTERS COUGH BALsAH
svegiase remedy FOR coughs colds asthma whoopnc oongh
Ec ths pioe wbc is sold enables lsep
ecnyoi eLt for END ihe timey Of Kge bottle viii
prove 20 be worth Llty tines its cost
sod oy a. df, gfi,is. end by - -
HALL RUCKEL, No 21o Greenwicrst.
rice 10 ets- large bottles nj 20 cts
The Washboard still Triumphant.
. EOaOl,ANDS btllSG AND ROLLER NAsHBOARD
Jt ne is for wsEing and VIA, 10 wanted is every
iay ~ stves one half tue time and labor required by
modet e tear no wear 6f c0rhes tOI sale BY
erAJy. FI;ce 81. Send fsr circular. Fr->r
A. II. DOwNEA, -,
- NO 70 Nsi3enlAne, N. z
hi
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yv,gp WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY.
HARPER BROTHERS,
FRASkIISsouARR NKw-YoRK,
puhlish Ihis DAY:

Publish Thi, Day:
THE WITS AND BEAU& OF SOCIETY
Authors Of The Queen Of Society," -
With Sixteen Illustration, from pIswnes Sy n. N bhoWh
~ ca who from the days OF Loui, XIV and Chsl.s
II c a a,s,snt century have been celebrated for their W.T.
tbsir O Mspne their Dress and their general Social Pre-
s1iGs. er Ell Sos and Doing Sketches their
oog ca and CGs1 ,sy S sS . e se
ton hs. been made among Takers aud Walker, Of Society
hen as often The case the latter have been The former
the literary has puosey been made sncs TO the social cha
scter o>,-r>,n,
George vier Second Duke Of Buckingham De Gr.mmont
Saint Evremond and Roehester Beau fieldg OF Certain
Clubs and CIab VII. upds, Anne william OonTeSeS; S
Beau Mash SDd he sa S r P Pas Il sabcps
Lord Ghessersi The Able sesrrOni Rochctouc. snd
Saint sG y hSis ,M MpRs pRsa saS Bsy shs.n ad s.
Prince. Set Theodore Edward Hook aud the Literary Set sd
Lord MecOmbo.
Sent by mail postage prep'id on receipt Of 81 So
CTANDARD ENGLISH BOOKS.
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BY tho sub,cibsr, direct fromthe Publishers,
uSpRrSfbssTR6I9 seSs II fa5T 81 Low iSlS PRICES
NO No. 100 SxssIU-sr.
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in large and small quantities
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JUST RECEIVED
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Executed by fEHRrER the best stereoCaphsr In Europe
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From the Examiner Norfolk Va
Ceohc Prs aeconpi. ohJcct for which bsy were made,
viz: Cure OF Head lehe In al ia fOrms
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YPsrLASrr, Mich, Jan. II, 1851.
Sir SPALDISe.

Mr SPALDISs.
Sin: =
Not lBg,nce sent you for boz Of Ccph5e Pills fr .he
cure headache AID CCsgnc's AID received In
same and hey had good effect that induced to eaJ
for . -
Please send BY return mail. Direct %
A. k. WHEELER,
Yr,hanh, NJ
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From the Democrat ST. Clond Minn
you are Lay. beea ,Toibed with t' HTadache roma u
abox Cephse fs that YOU nay have uon ~ '' 81 Al
attack
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F-nm Tie kdvrrti.rr. Pro

F.om the Advertiser, Providence, r.
The Cephac ps b be kaDle ed c.na re"e
Nc adacbe, ard of be best for tux very ss
complaint which has been Gieyyered
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III. e. SPALDiN0,-Es1
wish Tor some circulars large showbls to bring your ce
pbalc Pils particularly Osors eustomera II You
have anything Of the knd. pease seud to Inc.
ons my Gust opsss gbq Ii ipbje to revere Sck ueliaie
sscay Iwd eursd Of an afk Ia one bonr by
your PilL which s.ni her.
WE WILKES
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RKYSoLDssrReH, franklin Co ohi), !
l.. I-l.l 4

REYSoLDssrR6H, franklin Co ohi)
Jan. J, lSbl
HESRY C. sfALDlyG,
No. "a Cedar St, y. Y,
DEAR SIR:
lneloed fud live t25 for which end boS
"Cepbac Plsn Sead TO address Of Rev. VIM C. Filler Rey
nold.buIg tr,Dkiin CO., ohio.
our f 9Tk like eh.m-cure headache almost H'flHE>r
WM c. FILLER.
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From the Examiner. No folk Va
They have been tested than h9asani caste va
Ire
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spRrcs CsEzH. Huntington Co., Pa, Jan. 49, 1864.
II. C. SPALDIEs.
Sin: =
You viii please send boxes Of your Cephalio Pi'
Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours ,,,o , -,,,o,.
Ps-hhaye used one boz Of your Pill and find them tfe.'
lsEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

From the wst,ern Il. r. tIze.te CLeas, III
We heartily ind, rie Mr. .padns, and lis unnYd Nephsde
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HAvsAyoRD, Pa, Feb. 8, 1861


wish you to send one boz Of your Cephac Pis
haze retcIred a great s<a! Of bsH.ssJr them
Yours respectfully.
MARY ANN sTOlKHOCSE.
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spALDINa's PREPARED GLUE,
spALDING's PREPARED aLUEi

FCONoMY! D,SrATcHi
~ A SriTcH - Tms ssAyksNIsx" -EJ
A, aceAsR odthcpPea, ~ o reyzifisd ,a ''r y 10
yey d,ab.e have sons chap and conyeens Wy Tor s
puiiiIg tuintnfe Icy. Ciseke. !, &c; =, o.yrr
meets g-nces andno household n arc 70 10
wLhout IT, AZ ready, sLd to the s,i nnb 2'n
aus .FiiL IN EyFRf uoCsE.
N. B.-A Brush accompanie- eaen bottle, - ee'~
AddIess -..f.I hEnhtC Z St tsts, tstLsis a...yo,s
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CAUTION.
cersn nnprneipei persons stempirs 70 pa" on 20
the unsuspectins pubc limitations Of 1y fhsr
woud caution ali persons examine before rurehsma s"S
see that the full name, -..r,n o,rc ~
~ sPALDING'S PREPARED 6LIE ~ ,..>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

From tho Eanswba yullsy Star Kanswb. Va
We sure that pe sut.rE "ht the AeAi"che wheHS
tlem IA 81 ca o
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MT. SPALprys.
SIR:
have tried your Cephalie Pills and Ike hsm r that
W you o seud dollars worth more
Pat Al for neghb whom gave few out Of
the hTs, box got from on
Your ob't servant
JAMES KENNEDY
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TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF

As these testimonials are unsolicited BY Mr. spAIpse, hey
AFFORD unou.s stionable proof Of ths efficacy Of ,hs
truly SciehtiGc Discovery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13
rhe virg,aIa nanren,Ion.

As IA indication of the hostility of the Black Re-
publican party to peaceable separation between
the Northern and Southern Confederacies, we give
the following from the Cincinnati Gazette of the
18th
The Virginia Convention has passed a resolution
demanding that the Government shall adopt and
declare "peace policy" and not,only not reinforce
but abandon the forts in the seeding States in
other words abdicate its authority and meeky sub
NIT to traitors. The members of this Convention
are, with few exceptions, making unmitigated
asses of themselves, and the sooner they adjourn
and 90 home to bosoms of their families and con-
stituencies, where few rays of returning common
sense may once more creep into their besotted in
tellects the better for for their own regulations
and the peace and welfare of the State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13
secession and Cotton at rex Cents.

The old Union is dissolved; seven States are
bearing arms and anticipating war, and yet COTTON
the great staple of the South the food of millions
the king of the world, is at the enormous price of
12A cents per pound. 1t has not been SO high for
despite the prophecies of Black Republicans and
timd submssonlsts in the border States, that COM
merce would be destroyed by secession apd!Our
farmers would suffer great loss in the reduction of
the price of this article, we behold them with hap
py faces, filling their pockets with the money thus
made and thanking kind Providence for the pros
porous times Cotton at III centsard the revolution
going on This takes the Republicans aback and
forces an acknowledgment from some of our patri-
otto Southern friends who opposed secession that
things have not turned out SO bad alter all Ne
groes are high cotton is high, the season is prop-
tious for good crop, our people are happy, and
one shout goes up from mountain to valley for our
new Government, and the blessings of liberty which
1t dispenses to its subjects. Three cheers for the
Confederate States and the present price OF cotton
-Colunl5u, (Ga.) Times, april 8.
The Savannah Republican of the 10th says: sour
market report records the sale of lightweight bales
of cotton. yesterday, at fifteen cents"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13
Missionaries of the Evacuation
oaths are strsws, their faiths are wafer cakes
And hold fast Is the only dog, my duck;
Therefo re, cdUeto lie thy counselIoY"

TEeir oaths sraws, their faiths wafer cakes
And hold fast is the only dog my duck;
Therefore, cdceo lie thy counsellor"
1t now appears that, under the peaceful pretext
OF ascertainlng the precise condition of Major An
derson's command in regard to provisions and with
view to a withdrawal, the Abolition Government
has treacherously sought to arrange for the intro
dpcnon ofsupplies and of men into the post Agent
after agent has been seat on, whether to consult
MAJOR Anderson, or to be guided by his approval Of
their military plans, is not manifest But it plain
that our authorities have been dealing with men
whose perceptions of honor are vague and faint.
They have been deceived, and their confidence has
been grossly abused in at least one nstance-that of
Mr.. FOX. 1t has since TRANSFERRED in the North ern
press that thir qIonddm officer presented to the
Government scheme for reinforcing the fort and,
after conference with the Washington authorities
was sent here to advise with Mai. Anderson on the
subject. Under false pretences hia object here was
accomplished Our experience of the faith obsery-
ed by our American enemies, while it shows their
implacable nalignity, and how INSCRIPTIONS they
are in Its qualification will effectualy teach us
and wetrust once for all-that id the settlement of
difficulties we must rely solely upon ourselves In
dealings with such people generosity is trown
away, and magnanimity and chivalry are esteemed
as weakness and fOlly.-CarIeston Mercury of the
I0h - y WV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

The Crisis.
NJ WAS. ANNA 4. nK.Ea, or EsKzsszz.
Yesouthsn men that love yo' " land
Grid on your armor bright
IA M forth like spsrta's hand,
And battle for your right.
Raise YOUR bannersl Shout gcdf cry,
.Cod s.ye our Sunny South,
For her we live, for her we'll die,
nan AZ the cannon's mouth :"
40 ye forth with valiant ARA
To save your happy horel
Heard ye not the bold alarm
Sound from the City Dome
Their forts, their arms we mean Do tss<
Is Linceln's sullen boast.
Oh let the earth around him shzae
With thunder from our coast
Let our banner'd millions rush
Their swords to bravely WELD
Meier win Southern maiden blush
For lover in that field
Go, Davis, of the lion heart, 4, 81 $3.50
And meet the coward horde
The broad Magnolia leaf" will wipe
The stain OF your sword
Dispute with them each inch Of ground
Within our sunny land
Let your martial thunder sound
Along the Northern strand ~, - ~
" Strike till the last arm'd foe expires
On each green savannah 81, !
"strIke for your affairs and your fres- ,3 4
And Old JAcKsoSs bannerI ~ RS
Drive from our land, this coward foe
That dares right deny; M.
That aims at Us a bastard blow,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13
Fort sumter.

The New York Tribune, of the 10th, says;
I'VE are enabled to state with positive certainty
that the principal object of the military and naval
expedition which has sailed from this hapbor within
the 1as' eour De y he r~lie - s'---sr-p =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

The Montgomery advertiser announces the retire
ment Of of its editors, George H. Shorter Esq.
Mr.. S. having accepted Captainey il the army of
the Confederate States, has laid down the psss and
tGken up the sword. We doubt not he win be as
skilfu in yielding the latter he has been in the
use Of the former.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13
Special and Important Notice q
Clothing Dealers.

DBNJ. r. SHIELDS 90. have tn day received and
prepared to job the trade auction prices the ent
of the largest Eastern Clothing manufacture Be
ing beyond doubts extensive and best Cotton stool
goods offered Auction t cty The stock Of full
every variety spring goods selected with the creates
and the best Being made for this sprn
trade but the besng disappointed in the Spring bust
reIs are compelled to close their Deal
will Their interest by calling and examining th
extensive stock, they will most positively be sold An op
periunity rarely offered
i BENZ. y. SHIELDS & CO.,
Central Auction Rooms,
spII3-tt opposite Sevanee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

POSTMASTER At CaATTANooGA-HOoD, OF the Chat-
tanooga Gazette, who came out so strongly for the
reelection of Gov. JoHNsOE TO the United States
senate, has been appointed Postmaster at Chat
tanooga
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

N.,,r,, ,.ore clearly indicated the sympathies Of
the seope Of Tennessee than the almost unanimous
.do-,;ou on the PoR1ER Resolutions at the extra
.o.s;on Of oar General Assembly. As adopted they
read as follows:
Is,ol,oa bU the General Assembly Of The State Of
71-n1essee. That this General Assembly has heard
with profound regret, of the resolutions recenuy
adopted by the Legislature Of the State OF New York,
rendering men and money TO the President OF the
limited States to be used IN coercng certain sover>
eign States OF the South into obedience to the Fed
ersl Government
Resolved, That this General Assembly receives the
action of the Legislature of New York. the indi-
cation of purpose upon the part Of the people OF
that State, to further compcate existing difficulties
by forcing the people of the South TO the extremity
of submission resistance; and regarding it, the
Governor Of the State of Tennessee hereby request
ed to inform the Executive Of the State OF New lok
that it is the opinion of this General Assembly tnas
whenever the authorities of that State shan senu
armed forces to the South, for the purpose lnolca
ted in said resolutions, the people OF iennessee,
uniting with their brethren of the South, WILL Is
one man, resist such invasion OF tne son " '"'
South at any hazard and to the last extremi9'
The resolutions were adopted in the HOUSE W
vote of 81 to g. as follows;
Aves-Messrs. Armstrong, Baker OF Ferry; BAKER
of Weakey, Barksdale Bayess, P';,or r.Id
well. Cheatham, Cowden, Doak, Duoley, FAST, E"-
inc Farley Farrey, Ford, Frazier, CAN'T, Giles
NE Corman. guy. Harris, Hebb, Hurt, Ingram,
/ Jenes. Kennedy Kincaid OF Claiborne, Lea, LOCK-
hart Martin. ,Mayfeld, McCabe, Morris, Morpheis,
| Nall Norman. Pickett Porter, Richardson, Roberts,
| SHIELD Shrewsbury Smith, Sowell, Trevitt Vaughn,
| White of Davidson. White of Dickson, Whitmore,
j Williams of Franklin, Williams of Hickman, VIII
| Hanson. Woods and Speaker Whitthorne-60
| Noes-Messrs. Greene, Havron, Kincaid of Ans
derson, Russell, Senter, Trewhitt, WIsener, and
| Koodard-S.
| Absent and not voting Messrs. Critz, Davidson,
Davis, johnson, Kenner. and Williams of Knex-6.
In the Senate the resolutions were adopted by q
/ vote of IL to s, as follows:
Ayss-Messrs Allen, Bradford, Bumpass, Hid.
/ reth Johnson Lane Minis, Mcclellan, McNeilly,
Payne, Peters, Stanton, Stokes, Stoyal, Thompson
| Wood and Mr.. Speaker Newman-7.
Noes-Messrs. Boyd, Horn, Nash, Stokely and
Trimbie-5.
Absent and not voting: Messrs. Hunter, Mickey
and Richardson-S.
We believe that the people of Tennessee will b
as unanimous in carrying into effect those resolu
tons as their legislators were in passing them i
is evident that the anti slavery States are organizing
their forces and putting themselves upon complies
war footing. Our own people cannot too earll
commence the work of forming, equipping an'
drilling efficient volunteer corps that will be read.
and willing, in the war of the North against tn
South. to risk their lives in Southern defence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

For GOvERNOR.-A correspondent in this city sug-
sgests Col v K. STEVENSON as suitable candidate
- ahe Southern Rights party for Governor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

FREsH lot Of Silver Skin Onion Sets and Pumpkin Seed
"a iustreceiVsa and for sale By
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

There L. lIrfle 3suba thAE abe aTaies
noW ia Washington and its vicinity
amount TO tie imHease aggregate Of near
3ss, 800 aen on each side, or 40 Coz
eomhgt&nts. Fhezsver q ggner4l baExle
shall Occur, it ali NOT emily hare 30 par
alIa CA the Western CsaEiment in the
forces engsged, bat hardly one IN the his
tory even IT Bod1n ERroPe will we with
IT, The great battles Of Napoleon were
ggzexaliy fought With numbers far inferior
10 those now uDaer the walls gf " Washing
tSU. For IngtAn -, 4s Aasaexiitz, where
S&BslsOn 8egsaa I'd Sass csnaksHss arzsiss
Of Rassiz &ni 4 usrria, he h@3 bu4 So
000 troops: the zliiea has Ilss, At
Jena and Aaerg adj, where he broke the
pgweT Of Pr1s&ia1, the foress were not oT-
sr l3ly go psrong- AT the great bA4tle Of
Wagrzxu foaghi with the AuStrE4ns CD
the hanks If the Dangbe, In 1859, he had
but lS0, ,ls8J mea- Al B3ros3ino w8der the
walls If Moscow, be had bu1 ID, 600 70
oppose 9Ea Russians AT Waterloo be
ala Hot have 10 exceed $1,000 troops
MOI one Of the h2ssles In Italy or Spain
even eqaaled fkas l&ss nuzHber.' The only
batg2E-k ke4d we Bsw rccola9es u, whe-e
Ehs oo2l&t&a1s we're 4z hGmeTuas
as those xrouHd Washington, was
al Lezpsis, In 1913, whsFe NaEsoaeon h&a
us ,ltsg. and ta& allisS-RasSt&zs, AuR-
triaz4s, pruSsiAnsv Swe3ss and tSsrmzaEs#--
numbered $4,000 Nearly half Esil-
lea Of men took para In EAis sEeAsB3o4s
ba4zle, whlch was known as the CaHAb&&
Of The GLauts. Il lasted threa a4yS, and
Gadsa in a eomplese ovsgthr9w vi Ngpo-
le8n, wko was driven b&ck EB4o France,
wbere q series Of disasters tzs4HzneaeaSa
thai did asE ca&se till s&PSlsos &b4aeassd
kis esowa and wa& exIIed laza the Isi&na
III Eib&- in 1914. No ba&xie was svsg
foughg CA ths Soal of I&s GATED StmtBa
wssre 6a,l30 euzab24zngs sook p~rt u il
CA both sides
Prom saese 5gSzses xe can Jaage OF wE2A1
battle we have to exposes wssn Kas b@xts
Of MeCisllan and BeMarag@Fd, more than
swses shs nazaber sf tkoSc of SapoIu0a
and WelIiugsas - Was@g4ao, oo1as into
collision On rbs banks Of the Potomac
Is vii be An svexas THAI will be the greai
Eaili&zxy fe&saEs, pEshablg, foz ages "a
come. af maxal4l prowass In AaerIea.-
W&Shing10n never bad falrty thousand
nuea In oae aruay andew has command
Jaekson uHxeg had afsegA Gnozas@zd, seots
neger b@taEs the prsssT yeag Aad 8een
tweBsy shoas&n4 troop sk'uDaex has orazrx.
Great il the ability ruauirsaa 20 naaRsfre
sad haaais &zaSh large body Of 1sAs and
/ hrsng al info aeiiSn as tha proper fime
| &aa place. The t&te battle ST BaA Raz
extenassd ovsr kexem uaalas ETem ozae e1l
| of ouS Ing 10 anoGheE. AZ Washington.
| probably, tbs haaxls maay lvs ragiag OFea
ID keld aonbse st4is sac
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. WEDeEsDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1851.
-. -unxxY wxsrKww~ wArxUmK.

TN. 4unKKY wxsTKxw~ RArxEmM.
Tshs Greaz EasssrH sfsFearsgrozz sAs srsa
70 hsss baan Soeansd sssmzaez. u aosa
IN faaaaemsa sum - build aaeR, azad shee
thexs -was . serrfAae sutlag 70 gss hsr
ss0aE- Her trial trip was aagie seesas,
with ms gxpausiozzs and akaxfm losw ua
ii2e- fsrOaghs 70 this eOuHsay, shs wAs
found deaeiens in speed, xBd hsx pleasure
gxrarsioa frpzn Esw York 10 Caps Azy
was failure and the result Incredible
msauassm. gasIl. j. mms hossaa thai 6he
wualA ussve sasnensly msamortlsy shat,
frua her iummause bulk, sasa woaAa safely
ride sssroaxh the ypuxhesf sr#s ln the ssorm
iess wsather; Eha4 In her woaI1 be fulfII-
ed taae us~s7s fssass . .
sAa waaa# shs wzasxs Ease . shanss ss lzsss
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

g. Tha Eagiish writers, asemxsom@i
70 the samaA extent Of ssxrisury within the
British Isles, and familiar with iss eaa-
srac&ed space, have bgE f&kHf idea aad
eoacepta0a Of shs R2gnisoszs distances
and vast size Of the United Stats. TIE
LondOn TSmez, the other d4y, spoke of
Springfield Ne, wbare tie hg%rs Gess-
raa LyOa MAS killed, rs being foar or EEs
hundred miles west ef Y Washington. Ii l.
in f&eE, more than dozble thaG distance.
bad the IiaRss sAid tsa or eIsFeu huaarea
@iles, it woald h2Es been correct. and ves
tha4 Is bat little zore thGn half the dis
frUa the AEl&atic TO The paciEe xlae Of oar
doninaens. Eha& a splendid bezi age for
free22sa ! Way shoal4 il nof b. arsszw-
ed lBt@c1 and handed d3wu 70 ou~ desas-
aants precisely Aa We received ii from sar
fathers: No where zpoa tAe globe u
there @aeh country rs shis, 50 v@ss and
rleh ID natural wealth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

IAe Txlbaae's dispatsh &ays, GAAa Pres
idauE Gaa airaesed that hereafser all can-
TRACTS &nd all appofatR9ua& for Ehe Wsast-
srn aePazszs szas, shall &c made In " N2ah-
lngEeR Ii tAs regular w&y, and shroagk
The ordinary c5znDels-
Brig. Gen. Stone viii also BE- amaRnriz-
ID 10 make sueA chaagas Ia AiasOari, Al
chief Of the ktAE, ss he AEAl daeza best.
Nothing bui the rBapsxafiTa a&zaAads Of
the pablo interest Vii inanae the Cor
eruEaeHt TO sup=Saae Frenaat-
The Af&orney General il unr1Rerxad In
bis oppression Of oPiuion Concerning Gen.
FEsmazk, and dses Ros hesitate In pxo-
noSa8ciag his aessRfipa pszhlie cxime--
i fall CONSULTATION on the whale sub;scs
Elll Be heid TO- marrow II . cabinet uaae3-
ing.
The pnblacity gfren to the vial&3ioa Of
The szya2AL blockade BIZ the BriGish Sseau
sr Bevnzda, ID said 10 kaxe proceeded
iron Lard Lyons dinzex table