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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

80 - -. sz.s - go g Il
RRkss1HxT MkssAsE.
n OnS OF toe pxofound proportions %
he Presiaens's message sxeites D vass
deal il interest, azaoanss ag In ssms quar-
Esers q snthuaiasm.
We quote passages from the corrsspoa-
dsnes of the N. Y. Ssazdas MsYeavy.--
A diabanded volunteer writes
In ny pinion, the doskymens oysracws
with on0eniable tsoshs. Taxa frinstanee
- aolls.ih sisen sns FEesaaeas wri. Sisn
- = - -' "'' ~s'As '4s "
~
| - aos = s@sy ~ pay ssnssaAng -
~ Ia 70 pay aosnlag oas " ID easier 70
pay . lasgs sum tnan u . 70 pay . larger
one ana u = easaer % pay any sam Nfasn
Hs arg aoss' 1a@h IL - % pay oszofs We
aEs aoas' -
| Nows that's wos call new rinkls In
ansanee, and hey no doas whsa the Brit
sish Chansasiss OF the kggsshseksz sees
IL, be viii make ii she hasiss OF . proper
sishin 70 pay oil the British nayshiaal
| dsss aiors 10 becams 30 large - TO Do on
i manageable. The buty Of tbs Eeaaark II
that IL ID skwilly suitable ~ noto Tor a
crate Government, and - inskripshin in
side tavarn bar whax no sTuss II given.
: The cslshratsd Oruhsus g. Kerr. give
=. u $3.50 !,
~ $3.50 =
was saonitssd 70 taa OaDlnssss ana De-
fore the alterations we're introduced tina
n weakened il. IL will be seen that shs saaiE
is.a ~ s,,,s prss,f,srt i. ,..a,rsa ts,a.s,
=,
. she tiasssasssns nave Deem seGas~has aa
o lated inths message. 90 delivered :
ri 'sOarsviaIy ii IL not 10 easy TO %,
a something as Ii ia to par nsshing, bal
il easier 60 pay small sum than it 10 L
. pay q large sam and 1t 10 eaaiss 10 pa,
u any bill when We have the naonsy than
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

VI
We notice that lha Abolition malesity
In the popular brsash u ooagssass has
been in exceeding grsAs haste 70 pAss .
Law dssignsd TO ahisld Ne psssidsass his !
sabordinaasa and shsir Psmps, frsm the |
personal consequences 70 themselves,
which nigAs otherwise result to shsn
In consequence Of their abuse of power,
In the suspension Of the wris Of hsSsas
corpus, the arbitrary and illegal arrests
of eitixsns, their removal from the State
or district whexs shair crime was alleged
10 hare been oszAaisssa, and the dsniai
Of the rsghs Of trial by jury, &C., DO.
The bill also delegates 20 the President
the right TO suspend the writ Of Aabsas
csypus--a measure which will invsss him
with mere powsE than the king Of Eng
land for the last three hundred years has
dared TO exercise, and which in the bands
Of either knave or . fool might work ths
ovsrshrow OF she Consultation, and ena.
BILE him and his designing co-workera &c
oversarn and destroy our Rspablieaa Gov
svumens- We hope thai there 10 patriot
isn and rsspess enough left for the Con
/. ssisution and free Government 90 pre-
( rent the bill from becoming law.
It ThsFs ID constitutional question in
> VOWED In the bill. Congress assumes tina
= Ii has power under tho Constitution {
y suspend the writ Of habeGs corpus.
d the Constitution oonfers that power apo
/, Congress, can Fsths Congress" dsIsqata
r. that power to the President7 Ii Cor
d gress can delegate this power 10 the Prs'
lie idsat, why can ID not delegate all The pow
J. srs conferred upon it 20 the President
p II Congress can confer the powers gran
10 ed 10 il under the Constitution upon q
President, in what respect does oar Go
d, eminent differ in theory from an Abs
=, lutte Monarchy?
Of The hot haste that hes been exhibits
4, on the part Of the Abolitionissa 70 pass
at bill to exhonorass the President, bis sd
be ordinAtss and their pimps, from the pu
d. ishmsnt, which their illegal acts 30 Jus
a ly sntisIe them to receive, il evidsn
I'd conclusive, that the Abolisionists consi
oy er their days of power numbered, a
n, are anxious TO relieve themselves fro
W. the responsibility resting upon than
be account Of thsir Illegal dsspotie aess.
l. Last session they saspsndsd the Law
II their own saaotmeHs furnishing stealth
n by Contractors, Members OF Congrs
n" and others acting for ths GovsrnmeE
al until the frss Of January 1853, and
r. would not be mueh surprised, If bsfd
OF the present session is closed, an act shou
10, be passed Eegals<sHg all the robbsri
4ss committed By aholitionists upsn
Government, its property or treasury.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24
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sA@ Array In xssR@wrf.

AH8 ". 3essnzaaa o., ssss aaosB KAss 81 gAaR
RacaAc Easass, CoRneaa Esms lswa sEs In szazasxaa
o. large s& wszi sezeEsed ssex ID nsukz ans Ma&-
lcsnsz, Rsanaa, 0isz, Axszssyaxa ara AnSsxsssgs@
ApSaEzkas and xsksTiaIs, Kwss wanz@ sH& Lzaasss.
TaAscn1 aua CsxsxA every zaaas Ia shN asaszamexy
hHs, kssnpa u all ktnas, saxszaex wsxA ~ sasssss
VARSITY u Fgxsamssy, FmHny Eaoas, &s
WlkhsuS any ha4EtEng sws are hApNy Co lafaR&s
eSs frssa4a sAss 1s are skiaa prspaseA 10 aaas&&z
goods In cur iiAs i'm xaaEianz ssrea easzxma ahe
ssssakian Of sach as Easy fsspx "a with cali. aa&
az tbs sana Izns allow tAsa al q Dc t&kzz ssAazt
ktllias . naa, wAacA IN al va hARa 70 szy kk7@e
var aHhas sx1spS shA1 wa aasaW b4E&ezxes e BE
ssermsa saay % s'Ysassw nsgs rsgtmenss ss0w
iascA sss9ag 10 eaS and specially regHssa eaxh
ana sssst ktnas buyers % pull a.
Ma#&s fasa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

The excitement Of s'the chase" has al
ways been supposed to hsss 3 hsalthful
tendency but there Is kind Of chase
which bseaks down the constitution, de-
bilitates the frame, and shortens life
We mean the headlong, underwriting
hunt after ''she almighty DOLLAR" which
ID the great business characteristic Of the
present day. 1t bsgess other evils (un-
necessary 10 nams) which preedpitAss the
fate of thousands. There ID, however, .
possibility OF rseavsry from The pros
srstion produesd by these causes, long AZ
tez their vissim hsa ceased 70 hops for it.
Ii we are rightly iafosmed, che NEST AZ
touishing cures Of what il called general
weakness and debility, which hsvs ever
bean known In this country, have been
efesssd through the sgensy Of Doctor
HorLowAY's inessimabls remedies. Mere
skeletons Of men, out Of whom the very
principle OF vitality seems TO have been
drained, have been restored to health and
Eigor by the operation Of the Pills !; and
OF the ointment, In essss ct paralysis,
rheumatism, &C., we hear "a equally ia
vorsbIe account. IL men toiI break down
their energies By over sxsrsien--if in
their anxiety to ego ahead" They viii
override the most precious Of Ged's bless
sings, hsallh--is 10 vel that thsy should
know hcw 70 repair tbs mischief, whsa
they soms IL Last ss realise klss fast Of
their premature decay. The wrecks Of
hsmAnisy, VINO without any partiealar
disease, sspasx 20 be sinking from mere
exhaustion, woald fad wishoas asabs, Ina
mediate relisf from Doctor HsG4owA1's
rsmediss. Phi. Frsoaas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

u When fsIon appears On the band,
apply pises Of Feuass soaked in milk 70
the affected part, and Eensw the applica-
ton al brief intervals until relief il found.
The remedy may be obtained of any
butcher. This article was krst recon-
mendsd By a skillfall physician, now de-
ceased. It has been tried in several ca
ses, and has never failed to afford 20 re-
lief.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24
Omaha 81 Chicago Bank

NJ WMAAA WkxXs NsTs
Tais BAn& L nsw dmaa8 Essikasaaas RaMAina aas%
iasss ana wiu azsseunt M hhegaay 20 tmsAE &aEss-
itass ard dsAisrs, ~ sny R&mk In ms Veal.
VIII purchase sAazf Tina aliig en- all tAs IrinGa-
pal satass IN tbs Unl&a. =
Bay sAG ssal ExEAzaxa al Msw YaFk-
Allcw iaLssess "a sspaait, and feT tie asnnza@3-
aatian " RarasTs ard snaae Hiring NJ aE#saaea
She Bank win BE- open Tar she sxansze4aaR o. hMsa
nsss and tae rsdsmpsaaa " Lke nssas srazn IN A.
NJ. wRttt An r. va.
@. H. McCoLkoa C2shasr
q. U. sACKExT, RFeaiA@na
H@c "A iAA4 n e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

ITO WaoM FT NAT CoHcgRE-Au peswanx
Il haka4a& certificates Of AAIaasaas~-snxmss u q
szafs, ~ CafT MARSHAL % ts City 81 Csaaeal asas
sze hs4say rsss aska1 10 pguseEz EAsa Is tbs essx
kscszass and have thszn szaesasea az nsw w&ssaxss
issSea aAsrsasFs So or before EAs - Gag "a gazua
~, lsSs sRa fAsFabg Szws sRoaAsa as Ia il absras
wAs&Aex sAa city w1n be resssszhsa aFser ~ =
egvs date. Duna Or the wsgsae "a geaasssszsa sss-
sea ~ tbs City Cogneai. Dee as&A, ss&s,
IL I0HE H. wAAMN@
CaalEza&n 81 Riaaass Cmmmisaes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24
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Rags, MHACKA, gAREE, ANW
~ SLAVERY.

The paper famine 10 said to be owing
to shoddy. The raseAily contractors have
torn up the rags 70 mix with thsir cloth
Another version 10 thai the laxxaroni OF
Naples and Southern Europe, fram whom
We assl 70 get Sl.Gl00, 900 worth of rags
annually, refuse 70 exchange them for
Chase's gresnbaoks 10 offset shis, and
TO make show Of consistency 10 all things
the radical fanatics claim that the rise In
paper il ell owing 70 African slayszy ~
The foYmgla By vAleh thsy prove h i
somewhat thus The sise 10 napss ia
owing TO the scarcity OF rags; which Is
owing to tbs rise In sterling exchange, -
which IL owing 10 the grsenbaoks -
which are osging 70 shoddy array con-
tractors which are owing 70 the war i;
which il owing 70 The wrath OF heaven ;
which ID ewing . he ssopprassisn 81
Gods poor - which II owing 70 slavsry--
therefore, slavery 10 the CAUSE OF the rise
In paper, don't yon zee. - Chicago Post.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

TIE MxAsRsT THISa ON REcoKn.~-The
eitixens Of Clsrmout Co., ohio, sent a
Thanksgiving dinner 60 the soldiers from
that locality, now in Camp psaaison,--
Would IL be believed 7 the dinner was
stolen by the black Republican doctors,
preachers, and other niger worshipping
hangars-on OF the Camp, and tia scraps
and leavings only were given TO the sol.
disra.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

60 4 portiy yoang friend the osher
day, contemplated for acme minutes the
pondsEoas dimensions of . byssandes's
feet, and In sona Of utter wonder said,
az he surveyed tbs mans upper works -
You'd have been tall man, If they h&dn'G
bent yoa OF % Ear up a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

- There have bean 30 many robberies
burglaEiss and murders in indianapolis,
Ind, recently, that the city government
has turned OF the entire police forcs and
and appointed naw oae, With che mayor
st tbs bead,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

WAR ace VIZ FroHrrSa ron THga p
TaAD. srEyEss, in the course Of the De-
bate upon the Weatsra Virgiaia sabiscs
disclosed the elovsa foes Of Aboliaionisaa
thus &. @} s.&
"With bis eonsent tbs Union could aav-
err be restored - il was under tha Con-
ssisasIop as It 10, With slavery"
II this 10 TIE daesEiss, whaa ara Ne
sighsing for ?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24
re- A Preneh Issdsm.an. ana = i

O. A Ffsach Assdsinsaa, oas os the
one Of ths lsaders of che orlsaaiss party.
. aondan Aiaistar sfLsais Ppalipps, De
Ing asksd hy lazy shs sxaes ailEsFsnss
Asswssa sss xqr4 asaiasas ana - word
aaslhaas, Is rsplIss izAsAsaisisly 'sSap-
posons cue i'Enpsses teubs dAas "a pas+
iss, s'ms m assiasns sappesss ans
soas Pm rsssssisa, a'ssst IN Malhssr.' 4,
(eapposs tho Enpesak fAlls inso jill,
tAss's y accidsnk, sspposs yoa hslp In
oss, saaass . asasfa nssas ] s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

g Eugenie's winter bonnel .is de-
seribed Ia the lstess Paris Fashieasn AZ
siale - gen il y u BLACK yelsss, and
sersade of peasssa selvss IN ne foFm
OF diadem 10 We inalds the edge os the
bsnnes IL band Of sable, ssgy fms sadvwy
dark aud which, With blaek vslvss
dEsss, and a mantle trimmsd with fas,
completes the toilssss,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

L. The New York Brother Joaashaw
Of Bsaisnia Il. Dag, ssaps rather than
pay tAs advasee price Of papss, and rec
sommsads all other wsskliss TO do the
same until the agony "a aYag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

~ 4 female poet rsmArks that
s1hes.s - snrAld regioa IN svsry hsaxs.'
lMg tie Erssnsss d dives rhym-
sess4 httb male and fsHAla No ars in
siinsd % taisk tAss tho sssm~ald sseians
II more gsasxaaly In me ksaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24
A DYING CHuRCH.

We notice that wrisar in the North
srn As&hodiss Christian Advocate, who
is, no doubt, we'll posted upon the subject,
says: "Of the forty-eighs annual con-
fereaoss, all bat ak rsport losses rang
from 5.l72 to 81. An equal aggregate
loss for gsOsHtg ysars could ezAe&st the
snGirs eAuFeh-"
Who will mourn az this result We
have no tears to shed in anticipation Of
its early demise. 1t is quits certain thai
the Black Republican Abolition party viii
be szhGGstsd long before that tame, and
a. the two are so near one and che same,
when one dies the other will have bat g
lingering lease of existence.
A church which leaves the straight and
narrow path marked out By the Gospel.
and made doubly plain By the blood Of .
crucihsd Savior, TO enter the political
arena, deserves to die, and the sooner it
dies the better for world Of sinners, who
are to be redeemed from endless woe,
through the fundamentally of the ehur Oh.
A church which abandons the Gospel
and embaxks in politics, ought to die
and We thank God, when vs. bear Of its
certain decline unto dssth, for all such
narciss. When the old and eoErups
church 10 dead and ont Of the way, new
one will spring up, founded upon the Cos
pei, and the preachers Of that church will
follow the example Of their divine master.
in teaching obedience to the laws Of the
country, and submission 20 the powers
that be.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

- Bat II is easier to par a large
suaa than ID is 90 par larger ons."--Lia-
eoln's Messages.
Ii any one can dispute this lss him come
On With ths documents. Ths President
10 as great logieiaa - be Is . Hilisasy
taetioian. ri e. Pc. -.la. 80. tg,r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

- in the Court Of Inquiry In the case
Of General MsDowsll, Gen, "Reminiscences
testified TO she total sbssinenes oe he
Dowsll from the uss Of wines and liqHofs
and directly contrary 70 the prsvioas sir
ness Who sasa be had seen shs General Inc
soxicassd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

- The Prssideas speaks In his ues-
S3gS OF oax = oreakn nadsuons-Ea Gaming
We supposs, his wifs's relatives In the
nsbsl ssryiae.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

cagnex wssAza Il Sac Sra.

''- 'v7e- &5@k
xAas sRaxaeMa asa se&g@R4as4s aszz e..
- a Is : go -, . = asSs % a.,
- - - = - = easss y pa Es
hsaa EhaS ta& mzaxzsa xssssas - s,-s-- - h
aAsR&e& in sAs hs Sc Beg sAs sasssssrf - -
a. Kaests aaxde3 shsas stHy al a. ca =
4uAGsaasA 10 aasB Aaasa ~ szs -. = -
gAM@a Mw&@Sy aAsNa EEawe&azus kg~.s1s -. : -
E@x AzsA pews0Ms hAE2zs tazlA4as = ~ aasz
eAM " aExzMAaAnazaas wEsE sssn~pxasssg. : ,'-A7
ss tbs ssaAs p, SR8RgazB -
nss Eolme&. EswA, EAse a. zMz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24
GrRAYEn.

Tya0M tAa gassExibsx IN aAls easy, Abs4a The Ias
IL es ssgsessax Nod COW saars cd tea ii.
white, siit - uedsxsts y stshs ssE; sns Waite
sped On esp 80 shoaidss awhits spes In fssessad
aaA titsle wlts sn kssly viii ealvs aSss shs last
Of J4nuasy
ALSo-k two yssx sa4akea sxKER ssrzysa frsm
the sabscxisss Shout sea E3lh Of HsvamSer-Stsg-
81 hoFas md brush 81 Tail ssaas eaF m2Fks set
reecaiscssd. Aay pssssa asllvssia& tins asSs .
staek 60 me- ar gSvAag snfsxmasas@ IL k&MEs wAara~
Ahaats 90 that can Eas tkszA wtH b MkaExfEy re-
wssdea. IA4KS gILLRAksK.
No1z-&4 0ppaszfs Caky Mills
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24
- Many Rexirnents have been com

- Many kegaEnents haVe been coma
PEELED 10 wait term Of Eve and ak
nonths before they reeaived tie smali
pitsapcs allowed than. Ths families VI
.ssasss #s# w In peel = sss asasy
The soldiers oagks % be paid. syan Il We
rich contractors shouId not rsssiss sAsirI
iaansnss psoass qaiss % prsaptly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

70 YHS poisT.--A contemporary makes
the following bgisf and poiatsd eommsn-
tary On tbs prsaidsat,s messags
sfFias, Fesbis and Fanasaaal.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

90" Vsilandinghammsrs are good ham
EasFs TO srnaksM alnass with.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

pHx4As FAkaUaszaa.---In = billiard
masea tos ehs Championship u csli-|
forais, psArsd rscsnsly, slseAsal PhslaaI
ma beatsn b. : Mr. Iltsls 75S poInss sas
of !, 200,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

maLxHa no gam CONSTITUTION, AS rae
gxzRwaxoKsD MaaxMHR u2xA0& anEAz kAsf
sxAax. wHEN gTaKx AID zER sA1Pssx
oE,osa ARougp MIN ss'--Dsmsss wsssasT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

Pexsa9s wishing Ls eallst II ~ { - 4 -
GEEea&x Of Eazs EaszRs&xFS, 1la ass q X az aag
the rec~G3sinx azaceTx E6sxw zHsss2 @4s ~ ~
ssived fan iasESaExaa1s "a EAR zsA 3FS1
nv Ossgr, IA HEg8EssaJg1
Capt ID sxt'y SEpg RsaE ssFsEss lks
Papers thRGzsAoz4 tAR State pssasa- tGgss z4a
5As&zpxF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

9hx ss&ess ssaszy waiki1E kAs roszszs . ~.
sxpssss ta axszsrAlng FMins sid chill aiSA. - -
szEea seamaA rita moss va&iSas Raihs, 80 "a
gax&em8sa3 haaEsaAs8s, aTB& TS-ps@~1 = -
csnsamptssn, Bus IL s&ppis I'd wfah Hess
ana Eq&suwag'n Ointment all danger y 90
few Fills sakna aight @ad nOFaIs&s 30 :. -
msDa sgaskIY rubesa twice aas eTeI 49,
and eRAss viii yesztsve IAe EeTsTsss pass - =
ghs most DANGEROUS COUGH fasf''"
SMw A khn ~zhnia Array
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-10
Tests of Character.

A great many admirable actions are over.
looked by US, because they are go little and
common. Take, for instance, the mother
who has had broken slumber, if any Mt all,
with the nursing babe, whose wants must
not be dlsregarded she would fain sleep
awhile when the breakfast hour comes, but
patiently aud uncomplainipgly she takes her
timely seat at the table. Though exhausted
and weary, she serves all with refreshing
cup OF coffee or tea before she sips it her
self; and often the cup y handed back be-
fore she has time to taste her own. DO you
hear her complain this weary lnother--that
her breakfast IS cold before she had time to
eat it 2 And this not for one, but for every
morning, perhaps, that year. Do you
call this small things f,o Oht1 howswouar
shamss US by her forbearance and fortitude
in what are called little thingsl Ali it il
these little things which are tests of chsrac
ter; it is by these little self denials, borne
with such self gotten gentleness, the hum.
blest home is made beautiful, though we tai
to see it, as until the chair is vacant, and
the hand that kept in motion all this domes
tic machinery is powerless and cold
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-10
The Loss of Childen.

Those who have never passed through
this fiery furnace which tries tho inmost
heart can not sympathize with beresved par
ents whose hearts bleed over their children
dead. To describe the anguish which rends
their hearts, as they gaze upon the loved
forms on whom their fondest hopes and
brightest aspirations had rested 20 firmly,
now cold and liteless in their coffin home,
would require pen dipped in the very es-
sence OF the sublimest sorrow itself None
but the parent can feel it, and none but those
who have mourned like them, can sympa-
thize With those who mourn the death OF
their children. The loss no power on earth
can make good, or even alleviate. No pow
or on earth can bring them back, and place
again beneath their parents loving gaze and
fond care. From earth they have taken
their final departure, never, never to return.
The little chair they occupied, the little plate
and knife and fork they. used, will be to
them OF service no ihore-but merely lonely
momentoes of their existence. The patter
OF their little feet upon the floor, and the
music OF their sweet voice will greet the
parents ear never again on earth. All will
be recurrence of all that is dreary and dis
NAL. But hope plumed by religion, points
to happy meeting in another and better
world. There earth s sorrows will be swal.
lowed up in joys there earth s tears will
be wiped away by the Savior's soothing
balm; and there parents and children will
meet to part no more--neyer more. Most
cheering consolation.to afflicted humanity
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-10
Necessity Of Confiscation.
(From the Nashville Union.l

Let the rebellion stop tomorrow, and its
armies disband. What, we ask, has occur
red that would deter corrupt and unlucky
aspirants Tor Office in future years from
stirring up another rebellion, in order to get
into power? Neither Davis nor Beaure-
gard has suffered any punishment which
would prevent them from renewing their
attempt On the contrary, there is much
reason to fear that many thoughtless and
ambitious young men would regard their
career as rather brilliant one, and worth
following as an example. They as well as
others, would be regarded by the weak and
vicious rs daring fellows, whose crimes were
SO brilliant and fascinating that the Govern
ment had not the heart to punish them. =
They would be viewed as heroes whose
faults were concealed by their gliding. Let
us remember that in many communities
through the South made up of wealthy
traitors, the guilt of treason is actually the
passport into society, and no Inconvenience
will be felt by multitudes who have given
| thousands Of dollars to the rebellion, unless
the Federal Government shall contscate
their property and strip them Of their pos
sessions. &5g Et
| What cares. a luxurious. cotton or sugar
planter, banker or merchant, who has been
implicated in his heinous sin OF treason,
that he is excluded from holding Federal
Offices so long as he can revel undisturbed
| in his coterie of rebel friends? These men
in their neighborhood will dignity theil
crime with false responsibility and loyalty
will be banished from society. Every mar
Of sense can easily foreaee this. Ii certain
ly must bo obvious to all persons of practio
al sense that in order to crush ont this sooia
responsibility Of treason, and place tn,
brand Of disgrace upon its forehead, 30 a
to make it as contemplate as tits. wicked
not only in Kentucky, Missouri and Tenn
essee, but in Alabama, Mississippi anC
4 South Carolina, the Government must lie
its hand fall heavily upon all. offenders 0
the rich and aristocratic class The futur
& health Of the political body demands tn
copious extraction OF rebel blood aud treas
ure. The cause OF tho rebellion, its malaria
which has poisoned the land, Is its pseud
I aristocratic spirit. Shall the Goyernmeu
suffer that spirit to remain among us, Al.
!. so strut abroad again in security, unsub
4 dued and unbroken He who says yes
lacks either loyalty or common sense. 8