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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

Ths above class Of cyIuyga!pl. Elll.,...
nightly fen eating re parts ". ID =. - = Y
fhan ey most eSiegtGaiJ ruGbsHg ~ t. - '..'
Fefsses S@8sEiAs ifom LAes= asrefai cr,r~,--,r...
SA'@SS too&@ a1t @HE}Tal "a aEYes sss.g Ftsr,,
gress- IL should be aHaFral,-rl tsrs n. 80
cteut merely to sEleaT The O.. .srsF,, 40 -
parts baE 3 nast BE- ri Fzbsed n Tor ts,,s
siderable tune two - t4.fs tars : DIS -
d iaksa Ssii3 lhe s.st~gA v.sz;se ~. ID -.
any hIaasH sore Uf aiLs. o. szf-.ps. lis a.. r. -
paipAbie 10 the eye I4eir 4lsaa yy-s4 an 80
poGttceS, after the rubbing lis u the O.a.e,s+t ,
de- great service. G.!s IL i-- uz.v -s.rp r-p, ,--
for females, raS~s IF caGcrr 10 TIE z-mws-s
Ehffe there may be = sras. .. bearing dow
ISDiCRkTi0N OF YOITHy-suEEs i rllERs
Bioschesshs also Ewtlginga, raH, wlta csrts ~,
be rz1ieaiiy cured II IhF Ointment be !!4v.7,,-
and the Pills be taken L4ll Hua E0fnlag a. .ss,-
meHded IL The printe3 IasiEletsJps EbfE unit
To any Other WRy lacy GEY - q QGe s.As- l. E.4tf
out IN another whereas tt!s Ointment y 30 -s-.,.
tie hEul1T from tae sykteE4 ami leave tbp g,a.-s
4 vigorous and healthy bcink II viii rrgg.,sIIHe
SItb the Use Of the Pills 10 eRyare lzst!ax rury
DROPSICAL sEELLISGS PARALYSIS AND
STIFF JOINTS
Although the above complaints differ IAsr .,
their Origin and nature, ysI they AL res alsssar.
Treatment. Many Of the wbsst easrs & - -
eases, viii Weld IN a comparatively e4Iart ..4
time when ih.s Ointment Is dihEPuGly rlg4ps ~,
| the parts affected, even AFTER eyerv stb4r mas
have failed In all serious MAJ adles tAe P liz z
be tAkea % 4ccu. i4nlr 10 10 gGtated !us.raeli
| accompany ms salL buA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

II Netlea n. hsrehy giysn, Thas the arst ruea-
dag IN SoveHasas next. has been set fSr the anxs
bearing Of the Replication on James EInsssx ard
otAsfs praying ina asaabiishmeas III 4 Uusnfg
Road running hpm Stit&seys Mills In Knox ruvT,-
eAlp. Ehrsn3h 2ha ras&eg 81 saetsons ri No asss N
TowRshsg n Range - axsE Section n xN D
thsaee SoaEh heAxtaR West on ihe nearest AMI bem6
route 10 tbs tema al lola In Center TowmxAip ana
ell Inconsistencies 10 said Read and efaiFas fos
damages ecaasioned rs the ln1a4ion Or the same
VIII thea ss heard and det1sEnlned
y. r. EuRDTcg.
s..e Linrk, Beard Of seg@gYisars
Sept. isA 1851. : ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

I'D EssoLyED,
n n TIA Goazmaa CoaEeaI Of tae city Of CaHG-
I'll RIEAs that tbs FssolGt0n gglsssEe 10 the sOLsp
gtgactioa u side waIG, She EaSf eide OF Madi-
son street. adopted June It'll, 1854, be 80 aurnded
TO permit and require that said side wak
stEacted SO 10 eonform 70 the natural surface Of
shT grouud on said street. sad that the plank shait
be laid Iangth-wfss lHssesd Of tToss-wise5 as rs
sziEea in said resolution, aud that the said side
walk shall be Constructed under tbs direction Of the
Committee on Internal InpEss euaeets.
ADOPTED, July "a 1881.
LYsASpKR ". BAs6TTT, Maxas.
VIC sEAwgpAn ReSuEasss II EnTTf
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or PERCEPTION CgR-
~ TTFTCATEs
Me- lis hereby given that the Board Of sHpervIs
erN Of Pot&awattzaals county, are nov res1y to
peE1rc8 titles 20 the EgRa secsiana 81 swamp ard
8a2 M5fw u TASaz Ii aid A0sHss&s &SH ~ No. Af
Certificates 90 such Ryen Section ara required &c
make payment Of The proper amount, lBso the
County Treasury, ca OF before the LIST dag al Jan
aaEy, fSz2. By order Of the Beard
3. y, BuRnfGE, Clerk.
ceHacI nsuax, Juay a0aa Gsss tszasI San.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

L. All persons ipdsated 10 Pe9asT SauboTR
btheT by note OF aeounts ara rszueA1ed 70 Cali AID
! settle tbs same with the nndsEsigasa aefoEs sss
1854 81 September; otherwise il viii be left In The
hanas Ut sa SfsERr for eoiIeCsiun@ -
I 4 e. nAmn@KM
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

lsTEAxEa Or sF0LEG.
- IN Molsaay, June ord sn.,
brown Horses, o2e Of the horses = a., 7, thtszrt
Eaa ssAas aheuI tea years saa (lae Of "a sA
has Waite altar In tie forehead Ana s4s h9fsrs
hind foos, the ether has grey gtF@sE = Hhl.s
tse e. Dsfs ssrsFs Nlq ss PAD or u ~ ne
ooaa@ii Blaaa, &a1s I2tA issa. So. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18
ADJOURNED MEETING

ADJOURNED MEETING
RIO THE TAX PAYERS or C0uHCIL BLUFFS
H. Notice Is hereby gfveas tba4 saar the 21aasy
Of AugESt 1881 the CoEnmoa Goarss ~ The cry 81
CaunEil Bluff Niil at O'Clock P N TO aaaI-
Aae, ceFr@es, and csnAFm the city Assessment for
ths year 1851, at which time all persons agz1eTes
by said assessment will ba heard and all persons
are aqtiGs1 u show cause, ii any they have, why
khs said sas slaogzd ss @tsasd and Why II
shead not be confirmed.
By order Of ths Common CeHncit,
/ ". g. CRAWFORD, City Recorder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18
AJAX THESE FACrs!
IVA THE TESTIMONY OF THE WORLD,
BAD lSess. hap BEEAsTs. SORES a TIE,

All sores are FsmsdIable bg he r,-,...- -,
Eeaf use 81 LAis iasst4Esat- prrs.FT.tp - a.. -
selhpt 70 cure bad legs By pAftrTigE The -, ~
tAe w9uHa tDEeiAeg ia ) folly. tor sbasgs - 4
unite boggg diseased co1elstap re+s,,,. 80 "a
nsaaa 70 sFs&k cat with teg4oh. fury Ia ts. 1
1 stn paayN@aohAi aud saccessrui trraiz+g, a.,
1s~a'*9 es aAEGFs, ~ ts fedEae The !psa-7,, o. -
ana about the EouR1 aud 10 Etsalhs fhr -, Z
ing part BY rubbing IN pleaxy o. the o.. d.
| salt Is i0FCsd lnio meat ~1T- "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

Han. IkkEus L. NEAL D@nissstac SAnAaaass
ter Congress viii address tas peapie at me fsAls@
fss tissss and uIsa@s, via; sras asv.~# s..-..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

#E#K e ass
G Z oaG REWARD Will. BE PAID
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

~ 1TAASDEA ". gABBIYT. Ma.
va. CAAw roam, City HsxGgfpf - ~A'~.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
NOTICE !!

yE|Ay Collectors will bear in mind that the
wear is drawing to close. and nlS very
desirable that all demands NAV be promp'iy
met We hope that every reasonable cit %
viii he m,de bv he Collectors and fax-Pav-
er> by DEG. TERN To enable Us To DO So
All pr pertres upon which the taxes can not
be collected. mast he entered up by lNt Jan y.
as aner that Time /. will not be lien on sali
properties.
By order Of he Commissioners:
ROBERT II. LAIRD. Treas.
NB Collectors mus, apply for their Ezo-
nsrdri0uS az Dec. Term.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

A dispatch, just received from W 'sh-
ingtop, announces the decease of SAMUEL
CLOVES, a vcl1uteer in Que of the compa-
nies from this vicinity The parents Of
the deceased reside in Sharpshnrg, and
the body will be brought home for inter
meut. lie died near Washington city, of
typhoid fever.
No Mr.. Cloves was. recently, mem
Der of the Collegiate Department Of the
University at Lewishurg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
To TAXPAYERS.

rV1'Ir' Tar1.l.>sfausr, RI I'uion county have
Ir.tel a SPECIAL TAX of a mil m
- ,,. .-7r~r..., Trlc-e,r On the S3o00aC1 Sa'c
/ ..7.. ais. I'll ,nil- on 81 for she support Of
,aa .... .r... .f arr Crnniv V'runlerrs (Which
boz r-yfcl mex: Srriag) Th- Books
,.. ..-- .- Tho r7pi, cf the Collectors, and II
.. p .-.4r., Tlx-parsr> vi,l he vsrv prompt
10 .....r.- 71v.reut f,r rhis pathetic PulPo-e.
.-f-r ~ rre { nm -s'oG"'';
N.vls. Ie5I. \. KENNEDi, Clerk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

In a speech made by john G. Breckin-
ridge in the United States Senate, on the
occasion Of moving from the old Senate
Chamber to the new one, he said
as there an American who will dcrile
his counfry's laws, pargert her Cousriru-
ton, or ALLEVIATE her people? If there be
such man, let lis n,cmory descend tn
pos'rity i,Ren uM tie erccrations Of all
m1nkjnd"
There is such man his name i. John
c. Brscklnridse; aud, egen as be has spo-
ken, so be il
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

Charles koerucr, a German, Machiuis',
Of Wilkes barre, who was doing some i'm.
portaut repairs to the M'kelvy Furnace,
in BIoomsb burg, and had abou. completed
his jpb, expecting to GO home in the tram,
Thursday evening, was unfortunately
caught in the machinery, and instantly
killed His remains were taken home.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
AeU!g1ur3 Aarae..
MARRIED..

Rr Rev T-s FINK. Iitp inst. ~ th- L"si'Hu-S Ito
"a. Ps--pu..- H. ,-I!.gtS ANY. + tlutuu 4 g.
aud 81 HA.Eftr EEE'."f Kew To-
rv aav Hr I---tstg tlr GNtNE. NI4.+
r, q io.s r. t,.. u - .itH rIl >.llsN %. t...l
- a-r r.t. J..IS f'-T-t q M...-s.-a sn- A!r'
IhA.-E- IhAEAi E.. -asours
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

4 RIGHT MOvE.-Gcn. Halleck. in
command at ST. I.ouis. has levied an
assessment of Ten Thousand Dollars
upon the property of known Secc,>io-
niSts of that city, to be used for the
support Of Union families who have
been driven from their homes by the
Border Rullians Of the West and S.W.
Of Missouri. This is movement in
the right direction. Let those vino
aid, or sympathize with, or bcckoncd
on Slavery to make this War upon
the Union, feel its burdens. TO the
end Of time, let this Slave War bc
looked upon as The meanest and most
abAorrent OF all that polluteS the
pages OF history.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

Four boys, rauElug IA oge from ten to
fourteen years, were drowned IN a pond
near the Rolling Mil, iu atco, On
Saturday wee, R4;!e sk-..aG
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
Dr.. VIM. 3. HURO'S
L.s-.0lzta w asll
A SURE RLMEDY FOR A

y ltE KIN EDE Kun y
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTH,
CANKER,
DISEASED BLETuIyG Guns,
NUBsISG SORE Mourn,
AID the best spec;f; now in use for any
diseased condition # the mouth. Ii ls
particularly beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFYCLlL TEETH,
completely destroying every taint Of tie
mouth, absorbing aud removing all Iuilu-
Gll!es, iusuriug
r. SWEET FTEnTis
70 I'll who make Use Of it. 10 II"ny
L7@y or louny C.ntlemla wi, Is stala-
E3aG EIeGM
should delay applying this remedy, for it
Is a certain cure, and is approved aud C.
ommeude by every physician underwhoss
notice it has been brought.
\ BAD BREATH
is al oGense iys which there Is no excuss
while
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
REGISTERS NOTICE.
-OTiE is hereby CjVrD 10 all con-

REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all con
cetuc1.taa' the following uamrd person
+ haze >rtIri Their accounts in the Registers
Office ar Lcw.shure. Calru county, and tha
the SaIl accounts WI. be presented for c"nig
marIur and allowance AZ the Orphans C"ur
to- he held a, LEWlSGJR RG, f,r the county q
Taiou. ou the lrud FRIDAY OF DECEMBER
n~xl. being the 2O,n day OF sad month, VIZ;
The account Of john Reber, deed, who
was Guardian Of %l>aHHqh AaoemGhtr, a MI
nor. a, presented by his Administrators.
Tus account Of Daniel Ludwig, decd
who was Administrator Of c1ftIr'He Ltclr 2
tec'J. a. presented by his Executor, Koueri
Candrr.
The fnal account Of George Long, Ad-
miuiNrralar OF NIcg kins, late Of the borough
of VI fl uburg, deed.
The account ot J. N.C.Ranck, Admins
tra,,r of Ejtas DCe.,J7ci, lale Of Buraloe lowu'
ship, deed.
, Tha fual account of Jesse VI Walter and
David Gross. Administrators ot Aimue: Wa
frry. late e Union township, deed.
The account OF Joseph k!ecSner. Al
miut>,ra.ar OF J,als S!.mmeL, late Vi New
Balm. deed.
Tbe account Of Jacob Harer, Guardian
Of C1ilrrue StahL, a MINOR child Of Adam
Stabi. decd.
Tne account Of Julia Ann Ross, Admin
i-trarrix Of JIn.es p Eo,s, late ot Lew.s0uss,
GEORGE MERRILL, Register
Registers Oiic". Lewl>U burg, Nov. Is. I-6I
G.inl Jurors, Dee. Court, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

There are sevea'y fogiriVe slaves at the
Wa>hi, s.ou Navy Y.ri They have all
been co.nf.rasl, provided :"r by St;re'a-
~ Wei.e,, auI ...5st Of them aie king
i.I c9Dl n.-...I O.: SD month.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
via Phiia !!

7 -------------------- 7I----[----
s,nuDrtnnt VTe Bl1i9 '
john II. Goodman, Lecitrg,
vFNS received and creret A CHOICE
as.,.rI..s,.t a.. an rH.. latest >.-les a
-, xxs,.,... 80. o., ,t. O-I
HAYES stand rae particular attention VI
the Ladies Is ca,le' T. MS STOCK u
.., Ii,,..ah,'
/ '''"'
Il IN 'Ihos
D..H'N
''r-n'lIS
- g,,
200 ~, ~ r.. ,.'-,..-'--- 80
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

7 oSI'-IG Lev Shurg, Nth inst. a gen
I :'rman's BREAS r-PIN-a small gold
star with garnet ia The centre surrounded
win pearls. 4 snuabie reward Will be Paii
for lis return 10 this office. Dec. l6
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
Rnrning Of Charlestnn !

Of truce from Fortress Monroe, We learn
that fire broke out in Charleston, We'd
no>lay ni-ht, supposed to be the work Of
an iuccnGjary.J and was s;jll raging on
Thursday afternoon. Half the city, iuclu-
dim the pr.ucipa. public building, was in
a,nr..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

sC-Sauford's Opera Troupe has eDga-
ged Independent Hall, Lewisburg, for
Saturday evening, Dee. 2lst, Chs week }
These noted performers were prevented
from fulfilling a prior engagement here
b the detention of the railway train on
which they were coming from lIarristuTg
rta-The Poem on our last page-fo
winch Is prefxcd pnrapbr4se by way Of
'hpianation-is quite popular. We place
The English and the Peuusy Iyaui. Dltch
s.-e y side, to g:a;Ify the curious
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
WCCZE
u @E n

- - -
can be procured.
'M4uy PERSONS carry with them bad
breath, greatly to the annoyance and often
10 tie disgust Of those with whom they
come il contact, without being conscious
Of tue t-ot. To relieve yourself from all
fears regarding this,
ise Dr I'm B. XgrTs Iuh HGst.
Cleanliness Of the mouth is of great
Importance to the general health, which IS
often affected, aui bot uufreqGentiy -eri-
ous.y impaired, through want of proper
a.teution to this sui ject.
tsE De-. Wu. B. HrRDs MOTH WASH.
Prepared at Dr Hurd's Dental Ofiae,
No -, Fourth S., Brooklyn, ED.
Price, 81 cts per bottle.
4 liberal discount made 10 Dealers.
A3,iress Principal O5i-e, TciJnne B.ald-
jny,, W. >g.acs 81. Ne'e Kork.
Sold also By Caswe!l. Mack x Co, Fifth
Avenue Hotel; !. x |. Coidsnc:on, 7l5
broadway; y. : b2rnes, 2u2 Broadway;
and Iy all Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

She cannot build a ship, or railway, or
maintain public school, without tie aid
Of Northern skill and learning. How can
she hope, then, successfully to eonend With
US in this conHecG9 With . vast volcanic
social system threatening an eruption at any
hour, aud ber political condition little bet
ter, With no available means but shinplas
ters and Confederate bonds to carry on the
war, vito the odium Of reputation and
slavery preceding them in every mouey mar
ket of the world, how are they TO enroll
the 4OO, 900 men for whom they call2 and
II mustered, how are they to equip and feed
them at the expense of million dollars per
dsy2 Gan such people cope with great
nation like the North, strong in might and
in righl7 Can such fragment Of the peO-
pie Of these States successfully defy and
break up this great Government in the
strength OF its powsr2 impossible. There
are no iacts in the case upon which 70 base
hope with them, or fear with us, that
they can succeed. No: rebellion must go to
the wall. Il Is 50 written in the book Of
tate. They must yield or perish. Our enc
mics are fighting against destiny against
God and humanity, and the civilized world
is waiting to rejoice over their fall. They
may strut their brief hour on bloody stage
out defeat is inevitable Even King Cotton
50 potent in days past, is powerless to sus'
tain their cause. o. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

The matiuies in the Buffalo snd Troy reg
iments, it is now ascsrtained almost to GER
tsinty, were instigated BY evil-dispOsed
persons at home. The Troy Times says:
aLetters received from members of the reg
iment this neon reveal a conspiracy hsre IN
this city to break up the regiment
We copy the following from the Buffalo
Express
sis IT JUDGE HOUGHTOS2-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Tribune
says that Dry Tortugas may soon cease to be
the punishmet of mutiny, and the painful
necessity of shooting the criminals be forced
on the Government The arm Of the Govern
ment is long, too. It can reach conspirators
against the army, whether they are in Bnf-
fslo or Name Canada is close by-'And
Simon Peter said, 60 a fishing! !RsIs
The Judge Houghton referred to, is an ex-
Judge of the Superior Court Of Buffalo. We
infer from the last line that he has gone on
a "ishing" excursion to Canada.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
Sunday Nights Report.
PRo0LAlIATIoN oF eov. aAMRLE.

PROCLAMATION OF GOV. GAMBLE,
JEFgzRsoN Cry, Aug. 20.
The following Proclamation has just been
issued:
The power Of the civil authorities being
insufficient 70 protect the lives and property
Of the citizens Of the State, /, Hamilton R.
Gamble, Governor Of the State Of Missouri,
do hereby call into the active service Of the
State $4,000 Of the militia of the State, as
signing 5000 as the quota for each military
district, which is the same as a eongression-
81 district. - '-+ tt- toIl t.L
The force thus called into service will be,
IS far as possible, a volunteer force, and
viii consist Of one thousand cavalry and
thirty-tFo thousand infantry. If the num-
Der Of volunteers should exceed this requi-
sition, the excess viii be held as reserve
corpsi II there should be a deficiency it
may become necessary to resoit to draft
The Adjutant General will issue TO the
Division Inspectors of the several military
districts the orders necessary 70 carry this
requisition into effect. The force called out
will be for six months unless peace in the
State shall be sooner restored. Arms will
be furnished as rapidly as they can he had.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
Stste at Jefferson City, this oath day Of
August, In the year 1861.
tSigned,) II. GAMBLE.
By the Governor,
u. h.0LlYER, Secretary of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
SOUTHERN NEWS.

a-iihl a- LoUIBEILLE, Aug. %.
The Memphis Appeal of the oath reports
seeing private telegram from Paducah,
stating that 8 meeting of the citizens Of the
22d, passed resolutions requesting Governor
Magofin to properly protect the citizens in
that section against such occurrences as the
late arrest Of two Kentuekians in Ballard
county by armed rufiAns from Cairo and
the capture Of the steamer Ferry by the Fed
eral gun boat OoDestoga, announcing that il
Magofin does not give that protection they
will call on Tennessee and other Confederate
States. The same paper also states that
Aagsfin telegraphed, profeFing the aid re-
quired, instrncting L D. johnson, Senator
from Paducah to visit Cairo, and demand Of
Prentiss by what authority the arrest and
capture were made, and report
The Appeal trusts that Gov. Magofin viii
issue similar proclamation to Claib Jack
son.
The Board, Mayor and Alderman Of Rem-
phis ksFe appointed q COMMITTEES to con-
fer with Gen. Polk on the subject Of i'm
pressments. 1910 EJ4 f-t
The Avalanche says that the deck hands
Of the steamboats, having refused to work up-
on the Confsderate steamers, the command
ing General ordered all such taken. The
deck hands concealed themselves in some
cases.
Farmers have been taken on this order,
and last evening James Pludkett deck hand,
was arrested. BE attempted to escape and
was seriously wounded by shot
The avalanche condemns this state of
things, which forms the basis of the Mayors
and Alderman's action. -r..1 --'lr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
David Tod.


We, to-day, fling our banner to the breeze
inscribed with the name Of this n Bile Patriot
as our candidate fer Goyernor-spbjectt to the
decision of the Union Convention.
While prominent secession Democrats, of
this State, were sending to their friends in
Washington to vote "R0t man nor dol
Eas to sustain the Government in its peril,
David Tod was By his labors and by his in
spring example, rousing the people to 9
sense OF their duties and awakening that pa
triotism which is never appealed to in vain.
Wnen the President called for volunteers
to sustain the Government against armed re-
beliion, David Tod, prompted by the ardent
patriotism of his heart Immediately tele-
graphed in reply that 200, 900 Ohio Demo-
crats were ready to sustain him. When reb-
Ell guns were laundering within hearing Of
the Capital, and rebel Gags were de6Rntly
floating in sight of our constitutionally
elected rulers, David Tod was not searching
musty law books for technical objections to
every act of their rulers but was heart and
soul for t Union the Union without an If
or an and; the Union first, last, and all the
time.
As reward for his exertions, for his sin
ceFity Of heart, and for his unquestioued
honesty, we are for David Tod as our .candi-
date for Governor of Ohio. With him we
can sweep the State BY 100, 1000 majority
BaeyTsls Journal afe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
THE PONY EXPRESS,
0UTER STATION, 95 miles l
west Of Ft. Kearney, Aug. q. !

west of Fl. Kearney, Aug. "a.
The Pony Express, with San Francisco
dates to the l6th, passed here at 10 o'clock
A. N. yesterday.
The Governor of California has commits
stoned Col. Carlton, Of the United Sta'es
Army, to the chief command of 5000 vol
unteers called from this State for service on
the plains.
Major J. B. West, of San Francisco, will
be second in command, taking charge Of the
cavalry. No doubt the Whele fifteen thou
sand men will be rapidly raised.
Z Five San Francisco companies have been
already accepted. Military men, however,
are ambitious to see active service against 6
civilized enemy, rather than roam the plains.
A guard of United States Infantry, went
down on the last Panama steamer to escort
the treasure as far as Aspinwall.
There is no State news Of importance.
George Hudson, the San Francisco Justice
of the Peace who in 1859 fined the pEoprie-
tors Of the Bulletin newspaper one hundred
DOL ars each for publishing Mrs. Sicklss' con-
fession, on the ground that it was an indie
cent publication, has obtained verdict in
Judge Hagers' Court of one hundred and
City dollars damages against the Bulletin
proprietOrs because they called him Dog
berry.