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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-02-21

them to grave"
"Mo-we-en had laid hls mothers and sisters
bodies in the burial ground Of his tribe, far up
on the high summit OF th- Cin-ta-gah, or gray
name, by thu pale face known as the Allegheny,
and one alter another Of his people found a
and M1-we-en stood alone the last OF his race"
"And since that day the curse OF Hah-pon
has been working; still working; never ceas-
ing"
aMo-we-en has seen his hunting ground in
the hands of his enemies. He has been stran-
ger in his own land. Dpsolate and lone, 10
summers heat and winters cold has be wan
dered, invisible, yet always feeling, over the
bones OF his fathers. Famishing with hunger,
and faint, has he sped his arrow at the passing
deer, or the feet pheasant, but his bow-string
has always snapped and bis arrow JAILED MS
aim. Sick, and ready to fall with weakness,
his pride has given way, and he has asked in
piteou. accents for food at the Indians wigwam,
and the white mans door, but they saw hun
not, and his tremulons voice was taken for the
mournful moanings of the wind Parched with
burning thirst, he has sought 10 sip The impid
water, bu, IT fed from his approach. Weary
and restless has he lain down in the cool shade,
bu, the murdered Wi-no-na was before him,
and he saw the bleeding corse OF Hah-pon and
he could not sleep. The white man hears, at
the full moon, on The bald summit OF the Al
leghany, shrieks on the stiffness OF the sum-
mer's eve, OF borne along upon the wintry
blast 'Tis the cry of Mowe-en.* Oh great
was Mo-we-en's crime, but sadly has he suffer-
ed. He has longed 10 oe at rest but ne could
not die. Often has he, in agony, turned his
wshful eye, and reached out hls impatient
hands TO the bright star where Wi-no-na's spirit
dwells, but twas vain, for the ban was not yet
ended" t,.f
"Bu. the moons have passed, and it is ended
now"
"Son of the pale face, shun ANGER, HATE,
REVENGE. IT'S Mo-we-en warns thee. His,
time has come. Wi-no-na is avenged, and
Mo- -we-en may be at rest. To night when the
foil moon walks the central sky, his spirit shall
fade from earth, and fly TO meet his long lost
tribe in the spirit land.-And see even now
has she reached her summit--Harkl-I hear a
voce.-'Tis- Vino. ma speaks--she softly calls
Movie Mo-we--n.--she beckcrs me TO
comc.-I go.--Son of the pale face-Shun-"
Sweet strains of music struck upon my ear,
as the shadowy form grew fainter, and faded
on nv sight. was awake-'twas dream;
the sun was SET, and the "Pale queen of night"
was reigning in her full harvest glory in the
zenith.-I had slept for hours. | still heard
soft distant music, and it was some moments
before could realize that I was reclining in
the "summer house, and that the sounds
heard were from the orchestra in the ballroom
below. t,.-...f
haslened down the hill, and soon was min
Cling in the "busy mszes OF the Dance" hut
amid the gaiety of the scene, was unable to
divest myself of the impression, which. my
strange dream had made upon me, or 10 forget
The admoniiion OF my mysterious vsitor--''Son
OF the pale face, harbor not ANGER, HATRED,
nor REVENGE"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-02-21

A pleasant, cheerful vile IS RAINBOW se' .... =.
the sky, when her husbands MIND ~ '0ssea VIM
storms aud ,empests. a $500
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-02-21

Nothing is nobler than the aris'ocracy IL IL
uted .by God few things are poorer 'Osn u
.os up by men. Y sN'iAt
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-02-21

Many Of the settlers of the AIegbany, in the
vicinity of "BalI Hill," tell Of shrieks that are
heard on clear, windy nights, from the vicinity of
an snci ent Indian burial ground. These strange
sounds produced no doubt by The action OF the ele-
men,s, are by them attributed to supernatural
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
ALovT OF A SHAWL.

At the last levee AT the White House
Mrs. Lincoln wore a lace shawl present
ed TO her BIZ 4. T. Stewart Of New
York, which cost -, 500.-EE.
. So it is, Mrs. Lincoln wears g 800
shawIs, while our poor Misses are giving
their last dime to aid the poor soldiers
We wonder bow muoh money Stewart has
given the Soldiers-aid Society.-lBugle.
s'And 90, because 4. 7. STEWART pre-
sentcd Mas. LINCOLN with q shawl, and
she wore it on q certain occasi IN, our
poor Misses should not give anything TO
aud the poor soldiers. Because Mrs. BAB-
RIrT, or some other woman, wears an el-
egant silk dress, therefore no other wo-
man should give dime to the Soldier
Aid Society, Sound legie, truly Wcr-
thy emanation from the great brain Of
BAHRTTT
4. T. STEWART has given literally to
Soldiers Aid Societies. and the support
Of the Government. Wonder bow much
BABBrIT has given pr"
Are you there, MIR. LOCKWOOD Your
perceptive faculties are not quite 80 eleaI
upon this subject as they are upon th'
"aigger" question. The ''aHP' Of th'
above consists in the fact that -, 5o(
was expended in shawl, when il eoulC
have been appropriated to better puE'
pose-in relieving the poor and need,
soldier.
You "wondsr how much Babbitt ha1
given" Answer More than you hav
gwen, and we subscribed nothing Will
YOU, to make q show, subscribed on
hundred and thirty dollars, and now re
fuse to pay your subscription. Great ma
| you--honest % man too-when yfou So
you will pay Sl30 to aid in supportin
The families of poor soldiers, you say
for buncombe, but when you are Gale
upon TO make your promise good you ar
like the Paddy's aca, you Amt there
Come again, Uaser-Ios financier.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

odH labor IN lsska rewasds9 Bot il
ttrb the Institutions as our Tatherr
proved them, IL wa'fggg de nevross = >, aP'
South, what are the eonsequsnca. " 'us
as 2 Largo nain bars Of the neafaA. .. apoa
seek tho North expecting 10 meet - %va'a
peculiar sympathy, and enc Of t.sa ZIG a
salts would follow sIther thew 80 I9 fe-
work, aad thas be sapported ONT = sol
earnings Of eur labor, on thew wr~Id 'hs
directly in competition With opr G Is zone
and being Of an interior elass, and I1oo',
being competent To do "a much wo-E H"'
do 1t 10 well a the white nan on nA Dor
would be degraded and cheaprnsa 'aoo'
the white man would be driven ~ aaa
employment In eombetion with tbs ~ .. 'ssI
and 70 accept rs the reward of I;s k'o,
the standard Of prices which thai - ae
petition would IL. ''A-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

A Government favorits calling Aiuaself
Count Pieyeli, or Playhell, rs he IL more
properly called, some time iass summer,
commercial the organization of q regi-
nent of Iancers at Burlington, After be
had recruited some FIRE or SIX hasdred
men and fed them OF the Government
three or four months, il was discavssed
that be was q humbug, and the Regiment
was broken up In row. 1t cost Uncle
Sam only twenty thousand doliars4-~An-
aulosa Gazette.
Many Of our readers, no doubt, have .
very clear recollection of this living hum
bug who used to bounce abous our streets
upon the back Of CHART Robinson's old
bay horse. They will also recolIeet that
last Spring we cautioned the public and
ssUncfe Sam" In particular against being
humbagged and swindled By this pfessnd-
ed Hungarian Refugee; bus our good
advice was then called sssresson1 aua fos
giving il we were called seeessionist,
vet had our advice been taken, TH gNT !
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the peoples
mouey would have been saved. Reader
stick pin here, and then watch the eoass'
oil events and see If we have not givaaa !
great deal Of other advice, which Il wealt
have been well II the people bad lssssnss
to, and the rulers Of our affairs hsd fot
LEVIED IL. Then isok and sse hew %
Black Republicans endaasoF 70 ssoaps ~
responsibility Of their NJ nagaznen
of year aGairss b. aasesnpss y drsF yeul
asssnsion from their ssts, By writing loni
and senseless articles aads sha sapsiea
ssI'ssad you -. In
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
sECR ETARY CAMERON

some papers are giving the Ptssi5s,,
great credit, as t4sy have 1t, for d,,,,.,
Cameron ont Of the Cabinet. and 49,.
they think the President is becom,r.
cidedIy conservative, ana has rsrg,di...4
Cameron and his treasury pluuder,0,
But We cannos see any great nerf, in II.
change which has been made. C.n.,o.
was "driyen" from a position with . $:
airy Of 5000 dollars and appointed ia ,
psaitso@ wish salary Of &i7D0 p,
which Is added aD outfit of s., UO-is . ,
SD, 900.
Nov If Cameron was too ultra in h,
views to salt the President, why y.
not E'dEiFen'i into private life? Kheu.
too dishonest to occupy q position IL L,
Cabinet Why reward his dishoue IT, viii
one Of the best and most responsible So,
in the gift of the President
This talk about 81 driving CanstoDog
| OF the Cabinet, 10 all Black RsDybl,,,,
CANNON. 1t is mere expedient 70 p,
him out of the ways SO that he sas.. =.
bedisturbed By the shundrring iadign.,ir
Of the people, which 10 sure to be z,.Ar
against him, when the extent of his .,s,.
ury Plandsring is made public.
| gg The Republicans secured a. q,
principal places in the organisation
the Ohio Legislator and 50 il vii er..
be where Democrats suffer tben.plrs, +.
be drawn into a }unou.
/ u Land Objects are instructed 70 re,
ceiTs demand Treasury notes il pAynea,
for public lands, upon the same terms A.
coin.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

NON. XIV AMW NJ AxANT0M-s !
The President has nomInated and shs :
Senate has conhrmed sha aomiaasioH of
tbs Hon. EDWARD u. srARros. the o6ee
Of Secretary Of War, In tho paAss 81 Q.
Cameron, who was by the force OF public
opinion, or soma other force, compelled
10 resign, not hswsvsr, il sarTsns reports
ere true, until after he bad stolea Eailiions
from Uncle SANS Golfers.
| Mr.. srAsToa was Attorney General an
der Ax. BucaAsAxy and ri thai tiaAs VAS
supposed to be good conservative Dem"
ocras, and VIC presume thai hia pplsesi
opiniona have undergone no change stnee
thai time, Jet they are placed Somewhat
under suspicion, from the fact that he has
receissd his nomination from Blae kRs"
publican President and has been spnarm-
ed By Rspabliean Senate.
Notwithstanding these circumstances,
inasmach ~ we had thought that We had
discovered al inclination on the part OF
the President, to abandon the ultra A6o-
l;sionixss. we would have endorsed Mr.
Ssanton's appointment as one SIT 70 D.
fmade," had We not been sssopped BY the
announcement that his appointmens'' ss"s'
fxreat Satisfaction" to Aessrs, Sumner!
Hale & Co., and that hs Is more radical
h. MA xisws than bis predecessor.
= Under these circumstances, via shall
watch the newly appointed secrcsar!
Il closely, and ii ws find that his poiitiea
II opinions hare undergone no politics
= changs-that he is still Democrat AMI
" like all Democrats ever have beens Is 10
:. maintaining our government and sustain
; ing the Constitution as its illustrion
y trainers framed it, we shall not Aesitat
- 10 give him our most cordial support; eu
y If on the other hand we find that be ha
= BECOME an accomplish Of Sumner and Hal
~ that be endorses their demonstrations
= propositions zEe shall denounee BIN
= one of the worst enemies Of the Con
stitution and Union.
= We are, however, rather foVorSbty in
pressed with his appointment, resardln
him al a conservative man, and If We a
not mistaken his appointment 10 an evI
=" denee Of the conservatism of the Pres
dent, and If SO, be would do the sounts
0y a great service by following up the goo
in work, by Diminishing the balance Of b
sd Cabinet and appointing good eonssrTasi'
~ men in their stead,
Dc There is no act which the Preside
ng could perform, which would do more t
'as wards ailaying the fears and ineseaaiI
the Union sentiment in the secedea Stat
rty than the dismissal OF al the A4oliti
cir despots in his Cabiast and the appoin
,us ment Of good Constitutional Cnien m
in ia their stead. If the President will sh'
be his patriotism and devotion TO tbs Go
sin stitution, by turning out Of hiss Cabin
no those who are in the daily habit Of tram
cry ling the guarantees Of the the CONSTITUTE
ap- under foot, conservative men from eVf
ou-a section Of the Union will flock to his star
has3 ard, and cd him in sustaining the Cons
oc-. tuition and laws Of the country.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

How often do we hrar II said, "theis
should be no party distinction Ia su4
times as these" Party lines sh5a.4
not be drawn" &c. Ia our opinion laes
has been 10 much Of thaG Kind Of talk
Had 1t not been for this ono party
"Unton party" and other movements G!
3 similar character, gotten up BY ut
seeking demagogues to secure pisee-
had not Democrats turned TOD sIIlng
ear to such-had We not had Rel an0Lg
US who were willing to, and I'D 81. oat.
to almost every new move OF la; Elo1
With hope of place, we Shout IA 10
day gee our country laboFing uaag !E'
onerous burdens and the horrors ofA 01
il war. Had party lines been stEi:'F
and closely drawn-had men Stood fs1a
TO principle, instead of selling theuse.' =
for place, the Democratic party Eoa.
now have control Of the affairs c! L.
Government, and would have admtms.4,
ed il, as they always did, with a. q
single TO the welfare of the people =;
the best interests Of the whole esaDty.'-
There would have been DO dissolution q
the Union, nor civil Wass-Co"Attst'ot
l. Union.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
WAR NEWS.

Since our iaas issas, no battles have
taken plase. The Barnssda expedition
has been heard FROM Itlsss sessEal .vss-
sells II storma me Federal sroops are
moving Wsss from Roila. The nsws II q
greas Federal vietory VI Somerset, and
the death Of zolisc0isr the Confederate
General, ID eoaarmed. An aeceaas Of the
battle will appear In our psxs issue.---
Great preparations are making, as sssaaI,
BY the e0aral sroops for aforwaFd move
'fnens, aud the Telegraph Enforsna ~ thas
shsrs il ID be something done In q few
days. when dhythiaa i done wurthy Of
notice we viii give "a account OF = ia
car pager; bat NC hare not regarded sel.
egraphie puts d sfzssers and aying ru.
'mars Of maah isnpoxsAsess sassa,u NJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
5ssBa-a3 80
Prom me Dsswps seq
TO THE PUBLIC
6. S. L. CRY, Dec.

G. S. L. CIR, Dec. y, lS6l
On and after this jazt, tae f9:!2t:
from Salt Lake CITY TO the Eastern S.sia'
and vice versa, val be three cents.
By order of the post oace department
VIZ. Bal, Pm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

DRaaATg NOTICE a-,-,
L 10 The matter Of the Estate q: S'iItS
KREMER, Dec. .,
SDticr Ia herebY gwen 70 All Persoss .atSffs n
thSE the viii Of the above AIMED iE4s5 A.
uasF has been paaAiciE read before NJ - fs' -
by law, and tbs lat Monday Of Mar - W. =
iaa proef thereof At my Uf3ra 10 C415-. s~~
ITSs ABRAHAM J4CiSlS
FEB / 1854 tvt1iAi 'A-''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

- For local matter, this week, read
Marshal sMFTR's proclamation to the
asar pssplsss' and you may Rha some
thing 10 iassgest you. "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
ssHAxa 4su aHTynai

Way wzu ysa iissax STA .sss,ssaxt Asss,vSs.ts
wssa zsaaahss Tsnae 49, esasa~s.s 81, - -
gsssa gsyas =, -. - rssAsaiss r SOS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

90 Several editorials, prepared fos4
tAzs isaRss are aaaVOidahly srswasd est.
" 80 Is egk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
YmRes mTAMT.

Col. Mutt, and Col. Mute pony and
Col. CD Maynard, In ala oae asam and
'swe poases, one day this weak NADIA aash
into Omaha. For further paFsaaalass os
shis important (s1 nsovsEssnss zee Faasa's
perfect tfl shees, furnished 10 city sab-
sesibsrs II che low price Of twenty-five
eants peg geek, ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
r,oUGLAs b. cos
CHIN "A SUM

rasrsCaa. aIuFEs, I1wA

~ CogaGaa. BLUFFS, lo"1' -.s ar
win give parsisaaax attention 70 ~
s.sss. ,,,..,,,.,, ,,.s.ss. .9a i'''T
ON ~ sass azye. waza a. waE 70 gsFs go =.
as&soaars Ii .. n. Honn Dra& ''
aerAu&S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
2,43l,J12.S5
Total

From this report it will be seen that the
Governor has certified 10 the Mississippi
and Missouri company In round numbers,
"a, 900 acres more than is oontained In tbe
whole grant to that company. We sup
nose however thai lhs company will get
no mere iands than are contained Ia the
the grant; but 1t will be seen shas every
acre contained ia the grant has already
been certified to the company and il ex-
smpt from taxation. The injustice done
the Western Counties win be made more
apparent, when 1t is known that in the
counties where the road II finished tax
of 800 per mile Is levied upon the road.
The lands In Pottawattamie County are
used to build the road in Iowa County
The road In Iowa GsunEy 10 taxed sI00
per mile, the lands in Pottawassamie
County which we're used to build the road
are exempted from ssxatioa. Thls ID
equivalent 10 making pottawalamie eoua-
ty pay, for the use and bansGs Of lows
County, At LEAFS ~. 700 per anaum,
We call upon shs memasss u the Leg
islature to remedy this evil by repealsng
the Law which exsmpts the Railroad lands
from laxasion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
TIA M A@ NJ 3.

'fTraason against the United States cons
sisEs only in levying var against them, or
sdhsring to their enemies, giving them aid
sud comfort" We will not pretend to
say who In Iowa are gaiitr of treason, nor
will vac say shaa any person is guilty Of
such base and degrading crime but If
any citizen In Iowa is guilty of that IN
holy and despieable crime, it must be
those editors who are constantly declaring
in direct opposition to the truth, that
considerable portion Of our citizens ara
secassionists. 1t must be exceedingly en-
cuuraging to JEFF. Davis, 70 learn from
almost an oEicial source-from tina editor
Postmasters appointed bysPresidsas Liza
coln--that quite large portion of the
citizens Of Iowa are sympathisers vita
him in bis rebellion against the dovssn-
msnt Of The United States. II Jaa- places
Al y confidence Id the assertions of the
Black Republican prsss' ha must be en-
uoaraged TO make renewed exertions In
behalf Of tina independence Of the South
etu ConfederaGy, when be reads in the
editorials the positive assertions, thss At
least one third of the eitizeas Of Iowa are
| ssosssipnisss. Gould any nsws afford the
Rebels m the South more "comfors, y
tAan the news that one third Of the fight
| ing men of Iowa ara secsssionists, and %
| saeh are ready to join them In their re-
bellion against the Government 7 Whas
ID better calculated to inspire conadenoe
in the Southern army, and 60 laid ama
confors'' them In their rebellion, than to
be assured BY the Black Republicans
| whom They regard - sAelr noss deadly
enemies, that one third Of the people 81
the north are With them In sentiment ani
| will sspoase their cause the 6rss favorable
opportunity that oEersY II said ant
comfort" can be given BY worda-if ssea'
son can be committed By sending encoas'
aging nsws 70 the ensny, the Black BE.
publican press b guilty of that crime
! Ia Publishing saah false aad anfoandes
statements.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

" AXIS ARss COAL OH n.
t,uk srs sse<k IL TsaHaps are ,.ss Ssss ~
Sx,ssu csEnS xrssa inzueeEnents IL a. svagII "
shasAaaEest Lixht n1w Y A1s.: =.
OF aasd ~ 81 % PSF GaAsea SuxsANAS
maw&a&s -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

fzs mo = ! tiger u biz aaasey ID
gzlIsxsaiBaa ahesp la soeassy. ~ II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

u Land Objects are instructed 70 re-
oeiTe demand Treasury notes il pAynea,
for public lands, upon the same terms "A
coin.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

ed upon every hand. Before snswsFing
thai, aeg mss ask, Tor what purpose is the
war wagsd2 If, a sha peesidans does
profess. and The soldiers Ia The 6eld he-
hevs, II II 70 suppress y rs6ealiazas 70 re-
store the Union and establish the Goa
stitution and the suprrnacs u TIA iswes,
thea answer, With the naxfo slaye END
his condition ne hsye nnehiag % do---
aothing whatever, either ~ . parp0se,
| incident, or consequences OF shs war. u
| the constitution be restored i'm liz author
i isy ossr eli the States, then the eonstisa-
Gien itself gsfsrs the sondisioa OF ths
eolored race 10 the aashoxisy ct the States
aad by lie own provisions excludes Fed.
ssal jurisdiction. But, beyond thai, hos
Ia the negro 70 be made m element o.
strength for the suppression Of the rebel
lionf Cameron and she supporters o. sha
republican party say, put aFms IN theil
hands. For whas paFposs2 Arc Their
not as aany men Ii tie NertA ready =,
Eight as we can arm, ana lead, and clethe
/ md pays Or 10 Ii tTae thai oatauanbeT
ing she South nearly as three 20 oss, "a
/ North falsess and fails, and must call Vi
| negro 10 the rescuss I would call npol
i my eounsrymssa % visit wiah ssaiEaTsai In
iiaus1fon and scarn she misereans wh'
1 snsessaias 90 hasa an opinioa d nosxA@i
ssrsnrth and noftAssn conrAgs. lxnofau
az the asa oil agma, and lacking shos
/ hsgls ifaS teseaaI and gasral Qualities tina
make che eAciant suidisx, the negro 81
win no battles where Vie naaa ef the MORT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

OF GoRgxs&ss N ga asn8s hst6s as8ermlnG0
upon, and what bills nos pending In Con-
gress contemplate TIA freedoms o9 the
negroes la the rebel Ssatss--in d wnga,
me aessracsion of Sousharn IaboE, And
the ruin, forever, Of our rich trade and
the salas Of ea9 proauess.
Impellad by . false phllAnthTuphys
EngIand has made her rich ialands d lux.
urious wssss and Wilderness, the trade Of
whinh IL worth 40 nors than one. of the
Jewels In the Qnsan's eaewna Are we
now, who have Tor oursslvss and genera.
dons 10 soms saeA impassAas insasesss
20 cons sns to saeh policy towards the
greak ard fertile regions upon the Cali Of
TIE arss add highass interest In the
Northwest ii Ia the restoration and pres
agsasi0n If the Union upon shs basis og
che Constellation, and shasdesp dsvotaan
Of her Democracy % the ,eaasa sf the
Unian il shown By In Adslity in tina past !;
but, II the failure aud folly 90 WICKED
meas of the paFtJ In p0war sand@ naion
impossibass shen tins mighfy Novshwsst
must sake r&ra BIZ hsrself snd al har own
inssxasss. She ansass ao1 allow the axss
and aAnse % Nsw Eaglsna 60 daspcn
har sf ha sichsss eosnmar0e and Trade,
and ID RENDER hsR labor wholly sassssT-
vssne ID III Eassars, sectional and selfish
polisy--- Easssru lust Of powefs sommsFee
md gain
I knex shs passaa appeal taaa hsa bsan
made 10 our p9e5adicA, upon TIE chaxEs
kaAa slasa labor d ID oonapstitian vita ~
, 1862-02-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN TIIE PuOBATE COURT OF PIFHcE
l cOcNIY, w. TIN the matter Of the EstAts Of }. L
wesihfotk.
PURSUANT to errr of aid CauFt, made ~ " rsenaE
January tvrtn s6s. notice Is rrhy EVtn that hINDAf,
Mt Sielacoom, In said county, la been AlPnni'd cT he
hearing II petition ~ Jonathan W.sibr,ok, pTnyhR or
rrrT thar the Interest Of sid 0uk r eAs. dI
the stable aud slonu, aud The W. hall ~ lea aud iot
Z block No. Ir In the sad ~ Sislacr"m. he eahttytd
petitioner cancel the d. hrsss al sHid dvctAstd s"r
his share of he pnTehse mnry. A. Nklrh tine ard raeo
all peFsns therein n",hr To HpaT and shoW
any, Why said Psd dJnsr'S request should hot os
j. !. wFsTBROoK, So"
ab;f Admins Faiar Of fstate.
, 1862-02-20
Grsal adrrrtisrmmts.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T1NHE rNnERsIGNED. HAVING BEEv APP
pointed Administrator Of the tats Of the late william
tkiINGTON, cf Aelscoein, Fierce CoInty. Washington
re,TloFy hereby gives notice tn al persons having tms
ag rsi said fs'rr hr him. prrI-ry
'rncats, qHted by las. u'hlh iI'n Ia das
tbs nnilce. hey viii he ort rpd and ell psrsnhs
,bdrIrd % said E,Av requested make immediate pay
'nent, AID save eOsts.
stellaeoom. W. T., Feb. TN, 1864. ssd