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HAvE wK A aovKnsaKxT 2

THIS qusssioa, lately pgoPounasd wish
such emphasis by the Black Republican
press comes hSms with painful fores which
in connection With the facts above limited
at, we reflect that our jails are delivered Of
felons, 10 bear axEas by the side Of hon
est, patriotic men, In their struggle TO
maintain shs Union tha. robbery, horse
stealing and sven muFder--nos In the reb-
el ssates, bat hare in our very midst ARE
not only wiaksd At, but practically re-
warisd By tbs authorities, while murder
10 committed Ia our STREETS with such
impuAity that both the murder and
his military protector against the
civil law seesiys promotion In
Tho army. HIaasse b any truth O. current
reports Of threatening eommosioa nsar
our borders, and OF the progress and
pruwsss Of she Kansas Jag Hawksrs. wbo
seem TO DO objects OF such tender ragar d
oAshe part Of our commanders, that any
contact wish sAem Is sarsfalIy avoided,
we may expsss soon b have the question
.--ssbaps as . GovanmsaG sss--bFaaghi
home TO oas attention. With sill snoss
practical force; fos ssziiy, ssfAaags u seas
ksng.n T
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UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
AT WASHINGTON cTrT. D. c.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.


Al thc EeaaNss Of i. d, gESEIRs ~ Co., 10 asa
sUh-LGe8ts for tar 9fisp tSbh shpd hy thcR 10
Washington City, FIR the coIeesItta AMI EEAuSmiss-
iSR Of CLAGas against Shs u g. Cove sazn eEta wGLh
especial n~gerrnce tO the iGnasnseiy increased ex-
pgnditgFs aui sxgeaciss inc ldrgat To- shs sx-
tstiag war, h8ve established AT tyoExa'fL BLUFFS
8 Braaeh ageaey fer wsstsra swa zad SeArsAkA,
where @lli raceivp aud attspa Ia all appiaeaIlaRs
for pay aud bdanty OF FofHaf fsYs f9r Pensions IL
claims for sabslsteaer, stossz ug TEsnzport&GEsR
fuFHl hei la lhe EussEtaas ST, whca being pRS IA
proper fra aud TRANSMITS 10 NashinEEss By me
viii be promptly sad faithfully prosecuted hy tha
PFiBsipAl sgeats asSys aaxnsd. a = - IS
Ferseas having de EsaB4S Il any description eg
amount against tAe ESxaEhEeEx, h&yfHs legal Of
equitable Fosadan on and requiring 4ajastm&aE
may FeS sgoa usir claims being successfully pfos+
suited and thsar aRss promptly rsuIttea 10 thsBa,
BY mining early application Ia EnH.
wllA ss supplied vita ali l&ws faxxaH rates and
nstTtctians necessary Ger she proper pFesens&
u claims EEsi also alphabetical tisE Of ysls.
teeES and Of ali grades la the Military service
~ AsstaeTfs and CesGReRtss, whersbs, up0n sse
happening OF ANY casualty, or the maturity Of ant
elalEas ready be had to The requisite evl
aekre on behalf Of The claimant or his FeprsSen
iivsss fog its estahaRahHlsus. Al ehargrs viii be
upon q raaRaaahsn sczie.
oas.s Ia sseOAd story Of Paaeuix Bsask, head d
Broadway. a III PALMEH
CsuResi Biuns, Iowa, Dec, Ia 1851 ~
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RAG NEeaO IN GoEGR RsS.

II the majority Of the peorie OF the
United States were aegrees, and Congress
was composed Of those specimens OF de-
graded humanity, their legislation could
not be more for their race than IL Is now.
So far, no proposition has been received
with favor, uRless there is 'fnigger' "a
it--unIess Il proposes to do something for
the sfpoor black man." If . foreigner
we're 10 visit our National Capital aha at
tend tbs deliberations Of that august
body called Congress, he would DO led to
suppose thai the whites had no questions
Of their own to present for discussion pr
deliberations. Congress had bus barely
organized, before dozen or more mem
beers were upon their feet asking leave TO.
introduce resolutions relating to the
"nigger," negro grievances, or disatality,
or directly proposing negro emancipation.
And what Is Surprisingly strange, d the
fact, that tho more extrayagmslt, ABSURD
and violent the proposition, the moFs sare
il Is to reeeiys favorable reception. We
hops there may be some rsfoEaR soon, that
Congress will conclude 70 Let the negro
take care Of hlsasslf, and will ny to do
aome legialglian for thn Shila pasGloa OF
their constituents. II shere ID hog u
change Tor the better seon, congress viii
be voted . nnisaaos and aiiickioh MP
On the pa'rsotlsm and good ssnse 81 the
country. IfCongress woald devosb haif
the time 70 preserve the Constisatioa and
Union, THAI IL expeads IN attempts 70 free
the negro, 1t soula, wishouG doubt, NC
eomplish the sask ID avery shors tine,
g. Gsorgs HiiAsa, oil Hiikss' spssss
efsA< Tsmss, was accidentally sAossn the
thigh, the other day., vim . pistol shich
Be was haadiaag. The wsaad, alsAosxk
not . Sangsreas ans, will sanaas him 10
hisxssm fss spzns wssss. 4
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THE war; or aKsEAa Compgs.

Tue New York Times, in an article
critieising the late speech Of Henry Win
ter Davis in that city, who took the
ground that Congress alone had the pow
ar to suspend the rris Of hGbeas corpus,
says
s'The Constitution provides that the
writ shall nos be suspended except in GER
tain cases iAsurrecsiou being one. The
occasion exists according 70 Mr.. Davis'
own admission. As the Consultation il
silent Us TO where the power to suspend
the writ is lodged, the inference Is fairly
inferribfe, II not irresistible, that in q
period OF insarrection the right may not
exist, the Constitution providing for its
suspension without any act Of Congress,
or even ~ the President that 10 The
event contemplated the writ remsins In
abeyance. However this may be-, the ar
gumeuts, as we'll rs the weight of author
ity, are entirely against Mr.. Davis posi-
tion.S r ~ t@
The Constitution can hardly be con
sidered as silent ON this question. Tbs
privilege Of gnspsnding it II in thai sec
ton which defines the power Of Congress
and only applied to that branch OF tbs
Government, The writ Is derived from
Great Britain, which gives the power only
TO Parliament The King can not sus-
p. nd it. It is not likely that the framera
If the Constitution would hase conferred
power upon our President which Great
Britain forbid TO her monarch. PreFfoal
to this difficulty no one ever supposed .
dreamed that any poweg, exeeps that o
Congress, could suspend the great writ 0
habeas corpGs.- CtBc4Amafi EaqatreY.
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n EsuLYEDs g. 8...s .t
N Ry the Common CsuneIi of the City Of CoBn-
lstl Bsngfs ESSa. tAkt 0wneFs Of lot& 0B Ehs Easi
aide Of Madison Street Be required 70 eouStTGct
side ain ga Add strssa. E1mnaanelR8 a. Broadway
and extending On said Rdisoa Street. TO kaeSoRth
side Of Let No. Is Middle part on said HAaisoa
street Said saaa wa&& De constructed Of cotton
wood lumber oae and = haR tzches shlek, laid
5crusswiss upon hard wood stringeFs not Teas th&a
Gwe hy touT kneAss, aaka wall 30 s& GaHT Sect In
Width. The East aide Of said VAN shall b. lain
two fesa from West side Of szid Isss EreatEag on
said Madison street And tbs ownaFk. Of let's on
the east side of said Madison street, within khe
ratg herein described hereby nstIaed EhA Ia ~
are rsirsA - eoaxGEes side wal& aacDrdang aoths
spsciAealisns and In conformity xith the establish
I'D Grade u aa8d Street within stxfy day. from
the pzblsra ie Of tAlsrssoatinn or said aias g&Ik
wlt be constructed By the CITY 81 couhcii EaHas,
and the expense assessed 30 ths Fegectiss tsts.
Adopted Jane 2, 1851.
LTsAgpgR W aARBITT, Mayer
W. O. CRAWFORD City Rsesrdeg
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ITO MAHALA Trout.

ITO MAHALA Trout. + 4
a AHdass, yea sge hsssbg uotised that shs4n &
poN ca Gle Ia the On q Of the gIexk os the Distract
Court Of Psstawattaaase county, in the Stats Of
Iowa, petition Of ASbess frost, claiming Of yoa
divorce from the boads of nastriEnony, on ths
grounds OF ~iaFu8 asasFttea OF al fOg EaR spzcn ag
more than tao yearx, and also for adultery asz
ttat, Haless yaa appear aud answsr thereto "a OF
before noon ct tbs seeons dag ct the next Term u
thu Das1ret Court Of said counky dssauft wfgs be
entered against yea, and decree FsEateFea In acSvr.
dance with the pFayef OF said peaitioa Z
PRICE, Sol. far Campsls.
C9uBcll slakfs, Iaw&, uec. a5d, 1881. w&
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4 N ORDINANCE sntitlsd an 0rdiaancs faT the
n eSsaessshEssaE 81 EsataE Street. z
Ne ts seaainsd by shs Esmmen EoAhSll 81 The city
ag Couni Bluff thai Benton stseeA shah be sskas~
aaAsa a. faaIawH. CsfnnaencsaS 81 sxan@ placed
upan ths north naa Of EfosawayY opposite lot q,
tseEk ., staasmsn's FIRST Aadatasa and ruansns
aafsh 81 asgrses sas 10 tie narth saaadEy VI as
ola to@n
See .. fhs aA4ge line KAzii BE kAe asst Laa 81
said skxssa~-ifS waaxa shall he 90 tesS.
Approved, Dec, s, 1851. -e...-.
IS '1 1LYs1EDER ". BAB BzTT, Mzsor-
Auess-W- @ CaAwFoRD, City 2sccsasT.
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Il Wmwnx AT MS wegNn9Ds z
The llAaslssson c.sSv,s sDrrsspsndsnt
- = ths follosAg
# s.F ssuusasiy tn ladi1s are In the habit
& vislfing ths~p risoaers, Bot ofssaeF
from curiosity than sympathy. Another
.neidsas il told OF ~ sncouatnF bsswssa
several Oh them and an Irishman.1
taIs had become matter OF habit With
tina fair unes 10 spsn conversation with
sha vagy nalaral inquiry. = Who're are you
wouAaad w and, accordingly when o
party Of shrss Or four tie otlsr dsy ap-
proaehed oar 81, shsy lsunShea cor ID
tAs asaAli ssg. Ras smsds believe he
diduss hear dissineksy. and replied, sspses-
" veil. I thank yea Whers are yon
bounded 9,' again fred Away one of the
ladies'. ssFaith, not badly hurt, At all /;
I'll be travelling TO Richmond In week, y
replied Pat, with peculiarly distressing
| look, ~ II be was ID eight PLACES. Think~
ing shaG ha was deaf, one Of The old la
lies N tbs background put her mouth
down to his ear, and shouted again, ave
want % know whsre you are bur" Pr
apats evidently finding that il the
bomhassazeat sontiaaed much longer he
gould havs 10 strike Ais flag anghow,
concluded TO do 30 at once, and, accord
ingIy, with face ~ rosy IS q boiled lob
sser, and with an angry kind of aa eneggy,
be replied ssSage lediss; isas not dale
that am, but sinee jog are determined
to know whers I've been wounded, it's on
nv safe. The ballet Gathered behind ov
/ ma hreeches. plase 20 excuse me feel
ings and ax me no more questions
81 leava it to you 10 Imagine the blush
| ing eonaternasioa OF the visitors and sud-
| den locomotioa oil the crinoline oat Of the
front door" ..--. - i
.ssiRce then PAT has been the hsro OF
the hospital, and receives any amount Of
female visitors, for yoa knew sseh a
thing sirealates among the sex like quick
silver on smooth glass, but they bestow
THAR sympathies In silence, and no more
ask him, aWhere are you burt. "
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sasssess, Qw1eksas aAG Beat koss,
10 Chieago, New YORK, RoatQa PeIIsasseA.
AaItIraoEes 70 KeAkHk, 81 Lasi, ,gT 2. I yA4I ~
saa g oil pSlass in Illinois, indaaa AsIEas M.
and Canada. OAss
Tws Trains Daily Isays and arriv, fsv,A,,.
LEAVE oTTUMwA. ARRrrK
- - cess ! 20 49,. gig e'eioa, a,
n~Canasetiax Al salesbaxga viii tA.va
Cross Railroad for Quincy; 81 hspdo,. 80
lIiinois Central Railroad, Ter GaIssaa an6 Be-.
and 81. LoaIs and Cairo, al EarungtoE ~ -
sailing Packets for St Louis -
SPECIAL B0T1CE.
EfhFo1gA 10 seE fork la Is hogyt -.
sara leaving C0ancii Blaas, meFniaG AID s4,@',,
taking this route, viii arrive in Chicaxo q, 4 -
ts from % TO Is hours QRicksE tAan b = ~
route, and In ample time 10 epanec! wtth -
Eastern aad soRtheEa LIaes
Buy yonE Tickets via Western slass Csss,,.,
ottGr4was where yoa ean beg your Tlstf,t-t,,.
Burlington No. Railroad Ticket o. l. 49,
POINTS, East and South.
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCE
Stock Trans vii run rs6Rlarly, LrsT!.s
Of Passenger Trains, thus tAaarlnE 3sss1.r, =.
consequently sySldihs all these reEE,lss.s.,,,
that are constantly occurring Or otheTr gVi,,
heE STOCK peussha been baIlt 1t b..ll 49,,
the hisslSslppi close BY TIE Ferry. and Drgrr-r,-
end there every thaHg theT could slsa ts, a.
c0Iumod&tIon Of their st8ck
ThEa2gh contracts giyea 10 CElcaEo
John @ READ.
Vice Pres!dehi and supeYla .Fss.s
D. RR4ICK, Gen Estsrn AEtat
BpEllagEsR. Beh 10. 1851
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TAfS&0LGTFuM MDTEIE.
II Notica In hsrRhy given tsae Ehs ao-EAFkasF-
stssp heretofore existing heTweea Finley Gseeamaa
ash samne4 Kaeppes, In sae Dfsg ha8tnesH, ia the
city Of Council Blnss. antaz fhe and style Of
r, GEERAMAs l. Co, has this day been dissolved
r. GeeSsnza having paseAssFs3 the Interest Of SxHs
nei Kneppsr In the said stack will eoeGiuae ths
susfness at the old stand, cralact ousssandanz
eoHaEss AID ssktle Liabilities q the iata Arm-
r. aRkSAMAE.
-E- EE5 8. ENKrPER.
gnuneil BInffs IsEz UAs. s. 1881, Sw
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EToCsK pLAkTss
II | am aa@ pgevasea te fayHssh aaAEiy faasy
a. varieties 10 FsEkwaas, varying In e9las aE@sa
pase waite 70 the aespeat sczFasa Aass ssalgsasws
era Paa isss PefnatAs EsSnsgisss. &c The ahays
Hlants wiis ne fuFmishel I'M Bssa al low fatss. All
AZ aas Tor winter as@sfiag. Orders mast b. SaAa
In itsaae a8Aseiy. AddFesA,
a. a. TKMMK
BE Cres1easi Cats, tswss
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A RxMARKARLE CoSvRRSArrox.

We are permitted to copy the following
extract from letter received By gem
tleman 10 this city from reliable source.
The conversation to which it refers has
already been reported By Western cor
respondent, bat without slluslon 20 the
incident mentioned below:
"CAIRo, November 18th.
81 think | wrote you about the battle
below here. 1t was q grand and fearful
sight, which shall never forget. Yes
terday went down with flag of truce
to return some prisoners, We we're met
very cordially, Gen. Polk himself came
ON board. He Is fine type of thu old
fashioned gentleman courteous and POI
lite. | knew several Of the persons with
him. They are all IS firm and confident
as they possibly can behave not the
fainsest idea of giving ap.
some thing surprised me, and that was
10 hear q General say that he did not be-
Iieve ia the right Of secession, and did
not sEsieId himself under that; they were
Rebels, and be gluried in the name. But,
said be, let Jour man Lincoln come 0at
and say that me Drsd Scott Decision 10
Yight, aud that the South shah haze
eosaas rights ia the 7evrJtorses--fn other
words, that the old Democratic view of
the Constitution shall DO fully established,
and they would lag doUa fheir arms and
return 10 their hosnes. Oeh@wiae they
will light until the last nam and woman
10 under the sod. 20
awe parted with great cordially, all
wishing soon 10 meet, that the greasque
sion az difference might be removed, and
we All be brothers, as Of old. They want
to Eght, and thai soon, and they will Aghs
| haPd.o
This fully bears oas The position the
Democrats Of the Sorth have always TAX.
an. Had Mr.. LlxcoLx taken tbs tsas and
open constitutional position AZ arst, We
| wouia haze been saved THE war, and all
its sad CONSCIOUSNESS. Thsre 10 no hope
now except what may grow ous Of shsres-
torasion Of the sorrhsrn Democracy to
political power.
LlScoLS Is sura ! FuxNr NAs, u
Washington correspondent Of ihe \. I.
Msvsays, IN giving an scsoans q sha re-
yiew Of seventy Thousand troops near
Manson Hill, says -
IA new cavalry company Tor tha
Maskerei Brigade, excited great altsatieu
% it wssas past, and understand tbs
President said thass with the sxesnsiea ol
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4 n oRpza& ACE snaakisa IN csFaAnAacs a0s Ehs
n exteasasa Of Wasaiagton Arcane
BE il srdaaa I'd by the Csmaaen Cezaea 81 shs city
sg Euwncas nan U.s. sAzt wa&klaggeM Ave2as SHAH be
exxeBdsd e. Eiows: oawaaaenctn& st stc1s Af Ee
saszth-wsst o0rnaF Of Warrington &veAas znd MAJ
kNs strssS ~ ahaWn. sSoa sAe plat OF the MIa Al
d lisa sES xxnainx thance nstta 90 &exFsaz east
IL ! stona placed apon The wex& side Of M saiSau
street. r E.-F =t III ..a .bEt .fss sz.sE2E IT,
Bec a. Ths ahove lima ahau he the sogth lias Of
Aatd aErsa&-~It2 Width 90 tees. s. ". .F -74-
!. ApprsTe1x DEG. 8, ISL. i ....---..- .-- b..
+# LYsAMnEk W. B&BNaTT, May19.
Attest: W. O. CRAWFORD, CtEy Recorder.
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: xaH viii ssvt - sk5&s< - Us a. -
8tnE this HeBMa1r ~ pssaaaut rents sAa@s D ID
Tna EsAsh&S s6sxhs westsra sssns r..
IN eennsetioa w5th Ia Platte CeustyS pahy rEa
IA. 5sseph n AAaasssa 10
GpnnscxinS nj -. 5sssvA with a.,,x
Nsnaabsl, Qsinsy, GAieaxo, b. Ioai, - ussna 10
I'm fAe Kaaf ' a. sslstG
Trsa&A Tiekszz ssl6 10 all puszts In
states aRa CAn&dAs. N~' 1Aitaa
mTfe&ssa 70 Chicago a. lov a, -
&9&ss. @~s s.As'
Ia. y. q. NUT, AS4 Couaetl RI
81. 4. HAYWARD, Gen sqp ~, aA
n D. 0k0AT, a~a. Tieksr AT, HsBs.s.i
H q. PEAsk, Western AgsaI
Mas 10, - BEL. -
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n ORDINANCE aaeptIag aGsa AppEasia& the re-
a vtssa eli tisa sg tae Ordinances Of the eaky Of
couzalI Bluff "a printsd By B4obiGt l. Carpenter
Ia the yeas E@ss and repnaiing All oFGlps and
pzEts OF OFaiag nrsz esnasescng wi&h tie same
sec l. Be ii oFdaiaed By the CaEamon Councf
Of the eisy Of Csaasst Haas, That ths Revised EdI
hen Of the Ordinances At 9hs elf Of CsunsIl B.aas
ariatad and published by Bah6ltt 4 GaFPentrr 10
Ahe year 1881, be and the SIR hereby adopted
and sxpsaxea Rna tAst aH OrdinAsees nov n fUECs
IN tAls eity be s ended 10 be made in coAfFE-
txy shssewash szd that MI gBFdisNRcsa aSd parts
Ordinances Esna1sSias with ghe aforesaid publ shr1
edition be ard The same SEe hEsebF repealed
See. 2. And be IL LETfhet eEaaiaeds tifaS Ihs he
esrsF st this eisy shalt attach bis csrtRGAts u tn
aforesaid published edition, certifying that the
Ordinances thersin published tEaig copied and
aGbii saed from as revised by she Gig Ast5r aFy
aEd - ne direction ~f the goHasaan CSaual
A2pEaved, Dsc. g. 1881
LTgAgpER W RABBfTT Mayor
Aass2-W. e. EkAwFoAD, caIy HseoEasx.
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A u ORDINANCES enAisisd an Ordinance EeT Es&
q establishment Of Green Street

A ORDINANCE enA1Es1 an Ordinance aeT lbs
= establishment Of Green Street.
SEES. J.. Be ls ogaEtaea by the Com2aR COuDEaI
Of the eity Of CoaISii Bluffs, TkAt Green street
sAau Be established - follows Commencing Ut
ssnus placed upon Madison street, no feet Ezare
lsaS, nargh Of Indian Greek ditch, and Running
IA enGe nDFsh Sc n degrees east 10 3 stone piGcsa
aaeaE The weaz linz Of Heatsa street. thence north
fBk degrees east to ato2e PLACED upon the nSrth
tane u BTp&Away
Sac 2. And be il tuFtAsR ordAEnca, tAat the &SSva
ne shall Be the north tine Of said street, and that
gss width shall be DO feet.
Approved, Dec, 8, 1851.
LTsANDRR wrBABRITT, Mayor.
Atssss--w O. cRAwF0RB, CEky Reeer1es.
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TAKEN Up by TIC Subscriber Ga the skA Guvem .
4 Der laet. IN Ksaa TuwasAip, san mllss East ss
Ceuncst a'aass toe ssage raaa tia fssaowtnx De-
ScRshsd stSsk Tws sssrsg #taafa--oaa In aTsp red
With small white spots, right esx srpppea a44 4
hoSe in ss iszt saFs TAG ssAsF ssearts waits wsah
cEsp uN The Eight ear, Also. enc aAsk bar mare
Ave ysasx ed both hind feet white ard . sssx la
the EarehsRd fhs ewaeF Id EeguezsAa % pgo4s
uEopSrfy eSy sAasxsa, aEA take Ehexn away,
HMEMY fA1z1X
Psssa~assaznls Csanty, Dec. ls 1854. sws
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PLATTE COUNTRY Rk

-
" inter Arrangement ,-TgsLns leave :. al .
8 il. ID. 81
Leaves Savannah 3.
l0AM. E&f
and fTpm CuancII Bug.
E~Frslgbts taken TARA ggh to s4rTHzIA 70 p
diatesx after tbeIr arrival II n !g'f7s sisS =
unkhlpmeRt
EFaAss freight care c 4 Lsys, 81 r.
ssph.
D CARPENTER "A ss,t
Dee IS, 1856
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Peter T1orRil, and ed
ward JasHns, uhfts.

Strs--Xa9 aad sach Of gon are hsTely RaIlAsd th&s
there IL now on die Ia thu on - 81 me CLERK Of tna
plssxies Gosrt sf FoGLawAttAzaae c0uaty, iewA .
petition 81 Ftuisy atesaaaan, ei8imiag Of yea ths
tsllpwlag described Esugssrty. viz oas susvsa
Horse, about six ga&Ex aia--saAA hsgsA has white
Of aaa haaared &na afty dollars, and shs sam 80
sna hardrsa a0lsafs his dana tor the illegal and
wrongful asGe&lsoa eg saAd RzopafsS. And new asa~
less you appear and answer sheSesn ca o. asSoFe
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hhe Loyalty of the President and n
Member of the Cabinet Questionedy

"0ur own correspondent" of the Cleveland
Leader, Republican paper, says, in bis Wash.
ineton letter of the 22d June: r..i +
aJamss Z. Harvey, the traitor diplomat It seems de-
cded is not to be recalled One Of the members Of the
Cabiret Indeed, says that Mr. Harvey has done moth
log which any good and loyal citizen might not do God
help our loyalty II such u the fact.n :
He does not name the member Of the Cabi-
net. The world should know him, and the
people will demand he shall be arrested, and
the writ Of hstsas corpus shall be suspendeis
But worse than that, "Old Abe' has appoint.
ed another "traitor" TO cfice. Something
must be done to atesshis!! "our own" Of the
Leader, further says: 4u &e5ar.9 ua9 4L
"Tbsrs is great deal Of indignation among our army
ocers here. ct The restoration Of the traitor, Major
Emory Of Maryland the regular service. The act d
not fully undersood although II q known that Mr..
lincoln dictated the appointment. II 10 gratifying to
know that the Senate viii have an opportunity Of show.
aosos cs Il bss H az e sans vI0nsnd We
The "traitor, Major EMoRx, land of Mary
land, too! has been restored ."to the regular
Service" and "it is kaoton that Mr.. LMcoLs
dictated the appointment" Now, ain't that
too bad7 There is, however. one safeguard
the Senate can reject him! If these charges be
true, it looks like "complicity with the traitors,
which the Republican editors have been talking
about 90 much.1 aaaAtsGlm9h eai sl-4a al.a