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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-15

BIBLE SOCIETY DBPosIToaY-At the store Of Mr.. W
W. Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, where Engllsh
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Testaents may
sluavs ne found ct price. nov6.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-15

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heard ID
He rush
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away vi
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1, for God
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all the ti3
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10th. |
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command
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stationed
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ned to app
sition to |
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-15

WA. BATcHRLoR's HAIR DYE This splendid Hair Dye
has equal-istantaneous in efect-Beautf Black or
Natural Brownno staining the skin iniuring the Hair
remedies the absurd III effect Of Bad Dyes and in
viyorates the Hair for life None genuine unless sign
| ed "w. A. Bachelor" Sold everywhere
CHARLES BACHELOR Proprietor.
oct3-wly 81 Barclay st :, New York.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

The editor Of she Disanion, abolition
sheet down town, says he cans 60 70 the
war because he has been left to watch the
thieves. Ii 10 an old aaage, "set thief
to catch thief, . and ia this case the ad-
axe has been verified. Weknew all along,
thai the editor was in the habit Of PLAYING
light kngg With certain snail things
bat had not supposed that he had gr@dn-
ated with SO much honor, as 10 entitIs
him to be chief in command OF the thieving
gentry. Those who heretofore have been
''stsAling with iznpGnity," would do well
to bear in mind that one Of their own
craft is watching them. We viii do him
the justice to say, that be 10 not traitor
10 bis old compaaisns-~hs is IN ereiy asc
convert to the doctrine Of the "enforce-
ment of the laws" 'sBaily for the edi-
ss0r." When thisves fall out and Gem
msacs watching each ether, there - soms
show for honest men TO obtain their
rights. ...... ....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
EsoR THE EAsT-ExTEEsIoE d. Tar
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
R4&1a
oPga 10 MARENGl

- OPEN TO AARES9D
Daily Ifns runHdsg aissetiy East tSSm Csa!'a. sss
to Chicago, ohiIaa stagias aaYs4-So AlA
Further west Nest direct route to CAIaaSs
aaA ths Eaat - wa The
CHICAGO u EUCE BLAND AND xlSsTSsRH
AID MISSOURI RAIL.EoAps
Only tlae sram csAtrAi Iowa 10 Chieaxs an4sg "a
management. The MkssiSAappi ana Alasourt l.
ed faFthex wsss4 naa Maanes Etd Ceancil BsEas
Passengers yin assa ssis route The shortest, Quad
eat SD Bakz &yas&kn& ali delays 81 Tbs 4IsslaslvA
Rixes Ctsss 6@anscssans are ulaes 9Th the wee
tern Stage Company.
Pezssagse sa1 Easrssa Trm4As tstrs MsTsasa il.
~ Ell % p NJ arTsS4ag 81 CAasase Ct 0eS@a
tia wexf ssormaNs
Ne charge fos kssaassr sr nsssags IL Casas =
slsepiRg Cars asssn ali aa&hk tFAsna Tyis4 So
Rsrz a. Caieago vita ths trains Sa tht RsstsEa .as
FACTS FoR STOCK sEEPFkN
Stock Leaving Aarsnge 1t 10 P, h nrr.Ta1
GhscAgo At 90 sae nsxt morRlnk, il uDr isi =
aazfg Mss&ass Azsd Stoak trains aiHas Eastsrs lsa
The whoss tLEzs oonsuassd ri fbs Alsalssl9p ~
az does Aos exessa twenty mtnatea. Taffs y
ehsass 81 ears, 20 fssTisss Or delay.
TAs opexzsnN 90 tae D. q III q. 3, to Eh'es1
sAaAzss p&fssss afivsas stSeA freEh Dss Aaszs -
ssAas P@3u&& km CsngRai aaa we#tkFn I8sa ss1ss
csassasse6 saa8t@ asatanE tsea sAe aiagrs1l fas@
- sass area dzys arivSng aud fc1m 70 to ssG'
en- ssse cars sses ssay ashss route
sso<M viii be asaavsFd 70 say Of the dif'sSs IH@
Tas ", o n ~ e Ia wboina tEtse$3 F So =
kaFszlgo, sn6 ~ fast a. ceaapieteG s.sd Sa'' ~-
Be run te Eae cad - sh& tEHek lea.
@s@g zAaais8 aax skss ASas eni Get sAsas1s
de. Fralghs& rs asw ~ VIA sayUthef T1sD =.
patae Spared - rsnaar il the most ass&@S@f wv
fFesn FeR& 20 Chtcaga. -.
/. TmRGuGM SxGEETs &c ali psis&ipai Foaas'
UastaG asA4eB amA CAnAd&s, By A5i Foatss ~
- = JOHN p ThACf
1 az rs1zs1= as4l ssA
| &snsI Exeaghs ana Ts&kss Asfat' "
IeHasTy l. sAEA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

k We understand that JoHS /. BALD :
WIS, has received the appoaatmsns OF
OousEnissazy 10 the 4th Regiment OF Iowa
Volunteers. Wa are glad TO learn that q
man of 20 much energy and public spirit,
has received the appointments. Neswlth-
standing cur belief thss Nil the money az
psnded IL almost - good a. thrown away;
Yea il 1t sasass be thrown away, We would
= sOsn see Mr. Baldwaa gel . portion OF
ls, as any other aaaa Ia his party. What
be gains, CoancH Bluffs gains, for be will
sxpend Ii IN improvements but bad Soma
sahss GoodfszIo@, reserved tas appoint
rnsat, be Enighs have purchased "a roek-
ing chair, foot stool, and palm leaf fan,
and shings which comfort mast the inner
uaan,s and after taking Fsths sCsrsd" saaJ
Con = ysAx or swo, Gnd Aimself as poor a.
svsr--wishoas hope in the future Of be.
ing able to help stir ap another var fcl
lbs bsnaRt Of his fsasssfsass.n s aa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
pox,x WANT ANY MoRK LIKE Hrm

The other day as J. d. lockwood was
passing tbs quarters Of Capt. CRAIe'S
Company, one Of the Soldiers Was playing
upon @ Violin. The kid gloved ''OrdeT-
ly'' looked in and remarked, 81 am glad
We have got one musician in our Com
p&ay," and as be passed on the man who
vas standing guard walked after him and
said 81 am id glad we hain't got
no more like yOss in oar Company"
We suppose the Orderly don't count .
Drummer or Fifsr, mnsieian-Oh no
Such things are to eommon place for him.
Paggsnini, with his one stringed Fiddle
is the man for this supper sen" Soldier.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
EApr. q. III. caAIa.

Ma, EpgzoR lila the last issas OF The
Bgsis, communication appeared, rec
ommsnding Capt. w. 3. Eagiish, 81 the
4sh Regiment Of Iowa volunteers Is suit
able peEsoa 10 oil the oisoa III Major Of
said rsgimaas; bat having learned thai in
ali probability, Uapt. English will be call
Cd 10 eli asoshsr position add eoss NOD
soa.s tbs position. Of AAjoEs paxsail me 70
SUCCESS the nams Of Capt .. II. Craig,
- . suitable pessoa svery way fitted %
oil thai positaon. pronapt, snergssic and
decided. Capt.. Craig, IN the hour oE psr-
Il would be 'sshe righs Ezsn in the right
place. an sxperisncsd military olhnsr,
and naturally srsry inch soldier,
ShOald Gaps. Grsig 10 elected Or ap-
peiatsa 10 shssosss sf Asjos, We pssdics
for the gallsnt lib, ! bsalliAas career ti.x-
iug thar ssrm 81 ssryiss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
50 MILES STAGING SAVED!
BURLINGTON mo. RIyERks
KUa E
now opRE 10 oTTUawA, FIFTY MILE.
FGrt&sr Wsst Asw sAS otAsr RaGTas4 IL "a
Ia connection with tkr
rETrAE0 EzTRyTE1Y0N A GT-TNTr u,.ip,tn

FsTtAsr Hsst fhs~ any otAer Rasba&4- IL l."a
Ia connection with ikr
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QCNCr RALRotD
sA0rgsEf, QHfeketf sz4 Bar Route
10 CiEEx&s, NEw IpFk. Boston. Fufs1a 4Ra4G M
Baltimore; TO Ksokuk, St. La, pz4 C.ac.lE.t.
and 10 all potats II Illinois, fn4laAa A4a.ssa u4a
and Canada.
Two trains Daily leave AMI arrIvs lsgeaay, /.
espLedj as follow.
LEAVE oTTu1wA. ARKIFE at aIrLo9
Soc O'Clock, a III. SIS g'c3Ulk , ii.
= SS,-esss ae.ae .. s.,s.,,., III si,s N. s.,,g
Illinois Central Railroad, Pet Gslsaz and Daa.HA
and St Louis and CaiEo 81 Burlington with tag
sailing PaeketSfar Sc. LaEig.
SPECIAL NOTICE
E7~ThrauRh 10 Asw York "a - hgzxs PA4szr
gers leaving Couacll B!usS, Ianrniug and sea. 4
taking this route viii arrive Ia Chicago ct 81 lie
s from Ss 10 IS hours auickeE than by OF oGs4s
Eastern ard Southern Lines
Buy year Tickets via Western Stage Comps =
Ottur1ws, where ygu can buy y0tE TicEeis q las
Burlington No, RsllERas TlGksi OEsoe Ie AL
POINTS, Esst ana 2asth.
- TO SHIPPERS or STOCK
Stock Trains viii run regularly seaylag ia ~
Sundays excepted These Trans hare al the n al.
Of Passenger Trains. thus lGsRglas despair as4
subsequently avoiding all these yEx3tI8as askTs
thai are constantly occurring q otkrr osps
New ktsSk peaS a2ve bssa bal "a eots sIasa Of
tAs ais.fssfspt ~ the Pssry a4a Bruvs5,E-u
ana there eFsTy taing tAsy easE v.lsA Isl lie *.
s1snaae4auan Of taetr stSe&.
TAroagh contracts given To Ckie&sv.
&ss JOHN Rad
Tles PresidsnH and sIpsT.aieD4sat
D. REMTCE, Gea. weterp AGe2L
RuFatngsou. Feh 3. 1851
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
CORRESPONDENCE or THE auaLs
MAsRpestA, Post Osiacs, = .
7a " t2#f July. l2th. 1891. I

! - --r 3. @MAge A&sasss AuuA* y :
Messfs. BAsnsTT q 0A&sxsvxai Sea
tlsnsa, why 10 ii thai shs Bagls, dsss net
reach this oikes soma sisaas, for week
sitter the day Of publication. Do you
neglect 10 mail 10, or dess the faals bsieng
10 the possmaassr an lAs mail routs2 Yoar
atsnsion 10 ahis matter win mash obligs,
# Yosg suhscrihera.
81 g. W.. II.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
NO CAsuxwa YET,

siass Mr. Lockwood Aas pm. hia name
aown for she war, it ID gensraliy suppos-
ed that viii 60 IL II somebody else
don't gel the ofkeao Quarter Eaasser, and
II, he dealt ascertain that he 10 sfphysi'
eaIly unabls 70 stand the csmpasgu. p
This glorious unesrtsinty rsiatiYs 70 his
uaossznenss, We prssuns hss prevented the
salsssi0a at @ asw CAskisF but We sasdsr-
stand sAas tins matter hrs been sanvsssed
NOS . listle, and thai ssvsral names hare
basa uasnsaonsd b sOnnsctson With she
aGssa. Yhs lAsa nAMs msnsiased was
sAsa Of the editor of 10 dissnisssa sbsss
aown sovn, upon ne Asasessoemssss of
which, 4 . said shss mn sxcialns4;
ssWhMal that dxsnksns lyiAe ihisf n
anssHss seuss sssagh sykssp - % koisx.
spds sooner soks fss ~ ortsntf q, -
IA aiast msd better shaa foskxood.p 7
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
y. 4. AAH0ET,
- a

Democratic papers thYongAoHt the State AFe 70
aGeated 10 passh ana call attention 70 tas fsseso-
inE and to thsir insEenee 10 hsye TAI EeEzS-
ssntatiou Of Democrats Delegates in the Coassn-
Ian.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

for the work IL abundant, and that II
needs only the hand OF legislation 10 give
Il legal sanction, and the hand Of the
Executive 10 give Is praeEieal shape and
efacieney. 0ne Of the greatest perplexi-
ties Of the Governanasss Is 70 avoid receiy-
Ina troops faster than provision saa b
made for them, la q wurds ths people will
save their Governmens IL the apvernmens
itsslf will do iss part only iadlHsrensly
we'll. II might seem, ut hrst thought Of
be little difference whesher khs pressns
movemens nc the soath be collesi Sseea.
sion or rebalIioas the movers, however,
uuderssood the difference aa the begin
ning. Thsy knew they could nsyer Raise
thor treason 30 any rsspsssabls nagnl-
susis by sns nasss which Implies vSclssiou
Of Law. They knew kheir people possess-
ed az much morai sense, and ~ saaeh
ursde and reverence for tha history and
rcssxpsnsat of THAR cem mon country, as
aus other sfvilixeti and patriotic people.
| Tier knsw shey eauid make BIO adsanee-
merit tiirsusiy In the teeth ef shsse ssFons
ana noble ssrstimsrlks. AceuFiinaly they
ses.raaaeuesd hg an iasidioas dshaaachesJ
"a the public mind thsy united IN ingeh-
| ions sophism, whiehs i conceded, wsa
followsd b perfectly logieal steps throagh
cline inesdssts 70 slis ocmplsts deseruh-
tfon az fhs unfsa 10 suphism fsself, Il
de urx State al the uuion nag, coaslsz-
aIf1y Nth lie NakIansl Uenstttntaon, and
shsssfcea, inWfnEy I'D psa9sfnlly with
ara& froea ~ un1ua without 518 uanseni
IA - Tfnfan III III kSxr 1fhaS xkatA sFha
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

the power to drive that enc out OF the
Union, Il Is presumed the whole elias at
sscader poIiticians would at oaoa deny
the power and denounce this act as the
greatest outrage upon State gights, Bat
suppose precisely shs sazae acs instead Of
1hsfng called driving them out, should be
called the seeding Of the oshass from that
one. IL would be exactly what the seed
ers claim 70 de, unless Indeed they maks
the point that the one heouuss IL i mi-
Inorfty mar rightfully doswhas she Others
because thsy are 3 majority may not
lTighsfualy do. These palitietaas are cub
de and profound On the rights 81 ninsri-
tiles, they are not partial 10 that powR
whieh constitutes and speaks from the
fpyaamhis calling itself q We, the people =
| Ii May well be Questioned WHISTLER thaxa
! lie to day majority oil the legally qaais-
IHed yossxs Ill ahy State, sxnsps Soush
Careless, In faFoF eg disunian.l There Ia
much rsasou 70 believe th@e the Unicn
mau are kha maSorlty ID azsny, 4 MOI b
syeTy one Of she % called secgdsd Stxtas.
The contrAry has rot been desuonstf&tsd
lin any one IL them. IL i sensMTsd 10 at
ara .shss svsfi b virginia and Tsnnebsss,
Cor ma rasals af n slsossea hsad n Mils-
lsaxy sasnps whera hsyonsss are ell en- ssse
do IL BE gn&eSi0n voted upon, can
lseassaky u saenss Iexali u dsmanstrnAine
lpopuiak seukizaaus = sush ~ elssllca.--.s
~ i INT large Sieee wy *<s tpk es*e IS
Ne Unssa md aeAInss cssgripn Nonl6 -
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Imag bs aE<ns1 Nii1fkeue err saGses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-31

South Carolina bad not taken that step, The
thing would never have been brought 10 q point
Mr.. Stake warmly advocated Mr.. Bronanghs
amendment
The chair said the motion was 10 l.v that
amendment on the table, and put the question,
and decided the motion carried, In perfect storm
Of applause and Kisses.
Mr. Jenkin Thomas appealed 10 the people 10
keep order. He was born under monarchy, had
been 4 citizen Of Georgetown forty years, and
perhaps took stronger Interest in the Union than
manv born on the soil.
Veice.-Are you In favor Of the first resolu-
ton!
Mr. Jenkin Thomas resumed, when Capt. r.
w. Jones Henderson Rifles, Company b, came
forward and moved to adjourn. tCries Of "Put
Mr. Msgruder would ask the gentlemen IL be
was Unionist or Secessionist.
I'm scene Of considerable excitement, Captain
Jones was helped on 10 the platform. and said
that he wanted II to be distinctly understood that
he was no secessionist the proof Of which was his
position az captain Of q volunteer company, and
ready TO shed his blood for his country. But
when any man or body Of men would submit TO
be trampled on for the sake Of 4 sentiment, they
were net men, but dogs. He, for one, would not
consent 10 be sold body and soul TO the black
republicans Capt. Jones continued, amid calls
and Capt. Jones read the FIRST resolution with the
amendment.
Mr.. Cropley, Mr.. Stake, and several other gen.
temen got in front Of the platform, loudly claim
tabled by majority, and insisting upon a recon-
sideration.
Mr.. Jas. Erskine Stewart, ian Office holder,
formerly Of Berkely county, VAL commenced
making a speech I'm front Of the platform, avow-
ing himself States right man, opposing the first
resolution In toto; protesting against IL because IL
destroyed the equality Of the States, and enuncia
ling all the doctrines peculiar to his class Of poll
ticsns. He spoke earnestly, and commanded
some share Of attention.
1t being evident from the decided stand taken
by those In favor Of Mr.. Bronaugh's amendment
that nothing less than q reconsideration would
restore harmony, an Mr.. Tenney's efforts TO get q
vote on the other resolutions, to which there was
no opposition, all failed, the cry being for the
first resolution RECOMMENDATION Of the tabling of
the amendment was had. IL was decided car
ried, and the vote being on the adoption Of the
| amendment, Mr. Tenney yielded the point. and
on the question being put on the adoption Of the
resolutions IL was carried almost unanimously,
and the meeting adjourned.
The resolutions adopted are substantially as
printed above with the addition of Mr. Bronaugh's
amendment. One thing was very evident; and
that ives the unanimity Of the Union feeling. The
difference Of opinion seemed to be as to the mode
| Of saving the Union.
We are informed that gentleman holding a
responsible position under the Government gave
three cheers for the Palmetto flag, which were
feebly responded to; but we did not heat it.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIO.
Texas Leeislnture

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-Gslveston dstes 10 the
10Th inst have been received, bringing sccounts
of the meeting Of the Legislature. OF 50 member
only IL are cooperationists.
special committee had reported In favor Of
holding a Convention. But little attention was
paid 10 the Governors message, which hvors de-
lay a. long possi BILE he opposes the calling Of
Convention, and says be thinks the Union can
be preserved. Resolutions offered for delaying
secession were twice tabled. The military com
mlttee are Preparing bill 10 put the State In q
complete defensive position.
There were rumors Of body 81 men moving on
San Antonio 10 take the q. 3 Arsenal there
General rwiggs had called In troops 10 protect
the State, and the knights Of the Golden Circle
had of red him their services. He denied the
report Of his resignation, but has informed the
President that he viii not use his sword against
his countrymen. He says that when proper de-
mand 10 made by Texas, he will hand fhe Arsenal
over 90 the State authorities
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w AID GEORGETOWN

Ebke
notice. as il will be to their interest to do so that
w: n: READS COMPOUND SYRUP pr
CSovp snd o;her .ftctoDs of the throat and chest,
aud also hi. SORE THROAT POWDER, are
two of the most in ellb bic remedies of the day, and
10 family should be without them; and besides,
tie so cheap IS to be within the reach Of all.
we do not exP ect strangers TO believe what we
" we refer you to the folio wing well known gen
tlsmsus oerii 6cateS. which can be at the
stor ss where the articles are for sae they say they
are the best Cough and Sore Throat Medicines
they have ever known:
Rev. Jas II. brown, Few. George Hlldt,
Rev. Saml A. Wilson, Rev. VIM. 4. Hicks,
Rev. VIM. A. Snlvely, Rev John Foley,
Rev. Jas \ Nc MURRAY, Rev. VIM. X q. Mills.
OF tbs Baltimore CoRfereHee.
E,ch artio.e Is G -nts a bottle.
Wholesale by w. III Read & Co., Drug gists,
Broadway, Baltimore.
AT retail by r. s. T. CIssel & Co., Druggist.
GEORGETOWN.
Charl Soft. Druggist, 373 Pa. avenue.
VIZ. 3. Thompson. Druggist, Fifteenth st. and
New York avenue, Washington.
John Il. Bats, Druggist. Navy Yard. in p I'm
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DIED.,

On "Wednesday evening, the 30th instant, MA
RION Il. FORCE, youngest son of Peter Force,
aged u ears.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence OF his father to-
morrow, tFriday,D at2 O'Clock.
In Georgetown. on the 5lst instant, ROBERT
PORTER, aged Is years.
His funeral will take place to morrow afternoon,
at o'clock, from his late residence, No. Potomac
ST., near the Market.
On tho morning of he 3Oth instant, at 6 O'Clock,
in the s tn year of his age, JAMES MITCHELL,
Jr son of Capt James and Margaret Mitchell.
His funeral will tako p ace at the residence of his
father, on Bridge ST., GeOrs etown, ID. c., to mot
row Thursday afternoon, ct O'Clock. The rela-
lives and friends Of the family are respectfully IN
vIted to tend. uuei ia 80 q"
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The Pssitisa Of the Presids.t Elect.

SPRISeFrkLp, III, Jan. - This mornine' q
Journal contains authoritative contrsdiction Of
Washington dispetch 10 the pres, stating that
Mr.. Lincoln had written 20 his Congressional
friends recommending concilietosy measure IL
says the country may rest assured that In Abraham
Lincoln they have Republican President-one
Compromise, nor 20 any other He stands i'm
moyably on the Chicago platform, and he WIN
neither acquiesce In, nor counsel his friends 10
acquiesce In, any comPromise that surrender one
iot4 oft
The tender Of the services Of Col. Sumner and
Major Hunter upon tie journey % Washington
was made by General Scott.
proposition 10 accompany Mr.. Lincoln 10
Indianapolis 10 now being discussed by the men,
bers Of the Leg islature
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Nerth Carolina Legislature

RALEIGH, Jan. 80 The House has just con-
Cured in the Senate amendments 20 the Conven-
ton bill, and Il has thus finally passed. II pro-
vides for putting the question 70 the people az the
time Of electing delegates: Convention or no
Convention II also restricts the action Of the
Convention TO Federal sffsiu. The election takes
place the 18th Of February.