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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-28

Mr.. Hale opposed the resolution as spe-
cial legislation, and as opening the door to
an immense amount of claims.
Mr.. Henderson continued that the land
actually realized but small amount and
that the rail road had done an immense
amount of transportation for the Govern.
ment, and that the companies had no money
to go on any farther unless they were help
ed by Government.
HoUsE.-Mr. Roscoe Conkling of New
York offered the following:
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives, That the thanks of Congress are
due to Major Generals Halleck and Grant for
planning the recent movements within their
respective divisions to both these gentlemen
as well as officers and men under their com.
mand, for achieving the glorious victories in
which these movements resulted.
Mr.. Conkling said that he merely asked
that the resolution should lie over for the
present.
After some discussion Mr.. Cox moved
that it be referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-28

CAPT. DAVIDSON informs US that the boat
be is building above the Falls will be com.
pleted before navigation opens. Her dimen-
sions are lao feet in length by 25 feet
beam, and draws only six inches of water
light. She is built with cabin full length,
with all the other conveniences attached to
hfst class boats. This will make three
boats in that trade. Capt. d. is also build
ing three barges below the Falls, for the
purpose OF receiving grain and other pro.
duce brought from above to be lowed to
Lacrosse by the boats of bis line. He is
also building barge above the Falls to be
used in connection with the boat for tow~
ing.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-28

SAD ACCIDENT.-A man named VIM.
Kelley, engaged in hauling wood from near
Red Rock, was on Monday bringing load
into the city, and when within a few miles
of town, his horses took fright and ran
away. MIR. Reilly, in attempting to check
them, was thrown by some means under
the sled, and was run over. Ee was
brought to the city and taken to the Tenn,
pera nee House, where he expired in a few
hours afterwards. We understand be re-.
sides on Lake st. Oroix, near Hudson, and
has wife and number of children.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-28

RUMOR THAT NASHVILLE Is VIRTUAL,
LY IN POSSESSION OF THE UNION
FORCES.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 24.--Reliable private
information tonight assures US that Nash.
vile is virtually in possession of the Union
forces.
The steamer from Cairo arrived at JEFF
fersonville this afternoon, with $50 Fort
Donelson prisoners, including General
Buckner and staff. They we're in charge
of Federal soldiers, under command of Capt
Walker, and we're sent to Indianapolis by
special train this afternoon.
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L E r NJ S.
Daily Pioneer and Democrat

One copy. one year, by mail .... 5000
One copy, six months do .... 800
One copy, three months do ........ 1.50
Postmasters and others who get up Clubs,
mailed to one address, will be supplied at
FORTY CENTS PER MONTH for each subscriber,
or one dollar and twenty cents per quarter.
These are established rates, from which
no deviation is made for large or small
Clubs.
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From California.

SACRAMENTO AGAIN OVERLOOKED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24.-Arrived. ship
Skylark from Boston. Weather rainy,
causing partial overflow of Sacramento city
again; there having been no opportunity
for repairing the levees for its protection
since December and January. The dam
age is Insignificant, save by interruptlng
business.
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Additions may be made to Clubs, providing
for the papers added to expire when the
Club does. Additions made during the first
three months of the Club to pay the full
Club rate; those made previous to the Sc.
cond quarter expiring to pay one-fourth less
and those after the expiration of the first six
months One-half
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Columbus not Evacuated.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.--The Republicans
Cairo despatch says the reports about the
evacuation Of Columbus are entirely false.
The rebels are still there in strong force.
None of the garrison has been withdrawn
and they evidently intend to make desper-
ate stand there.
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L RI-W EEKL
II on eer and Dem, crUt,
Mailed ON Wednesdays. Fridays and

Mailed on Wednesdays. Fridays and
Sundays.
one copy, one year, by mail. So 80
One copy, six months do ...... 200
One copy, three months do ....... Leo
Postmasters and others who get up Clubs
OF any number, mailed TO one address, will be
supplied at twenty-five cents per month, or
seventy-fve cents per quarter. From these
rates no deviation will be made.
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IWenty-0he copies, one year. 20 90
IN CLUBS TO ONE POST OFFICE,
With the subscribers names printed on each
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W T. E K LY
Ps Neer and Den OcrUt.

A mammoth sheet, Is pages)-forty- eight
columns of reading matter
One copy, one year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90
One copy, six months. ............... 90
IN CLUBS-TO ONE ADDRESS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

eubli.hes every Wednesday. stslso per aDnu"''
sNanfe. .--......- =
4 ian.'l sine than pad for.
,..te. Of Advertising I'm Weckiy,
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Iii ..s.srtis..nesr. nfy ostss per square e-es
n.fffIuf- -. .-s.k thoae xho
..t..fsef.-y arrangements made win ~ : -
,,.I :. ,.isartlse - The year, WIN tho ph.i,-e.
...s,,s, - Measure. Yearly adFefIAfr~ $3.50
80 ~. c,,na1ed strictly - their regular '-'
.at .rl ~ faV rnarffffF- .... .,i,,.n vffi
afeerti seusspis ia tae -yeottl notice eo''"" ~
80 shsfee.i two prief. a.. t,.ia.
tf,.rt,.ssaenis sept constantly on the ins'a''
fre sni 4 half 80. - -, e.,,,r.ns Of
t-ress notices pubiished In ne i"oal s'laus, :.
,.r U..s. or under. vii be Charged i0f e~'r
81. f over ten lines, ten cents prs hhs, -. .s,t
sfsertf-<r1~nts sent IN for no -p.elhsi ''"'' ~"
-. I....rts1 flrce months, unless ofaefe1 Ve- al,
49, alteration Of standing ~veFiist.'. ~ -
.-...t ta a renewal Of The same, unless V''V'"'''
-re.i upou BY contract -. - ....v .,e.erln.
.ara,.fclns candidates for once oi eseiy es,saP
s Ne charged re- oo for each nArls =, -
49, - 90 ln tls Ia ssi "eekiy' "hN's
F1ff .....,e-
s-res elf tc made for inserting - - -. -
ALI flefs Societies, or As-osiNNo'.s - y. g.
fr..ck notice not exceeding lines - e'"'' ."
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'-..,-,u- deaths with funeral notice Ai'senc''
a. s -ef f.lro, tfre. ....,..... -o,,er
i-,iee. E. r-stea's fsefics ard fxcurA'ols, so.,e"
"a. - lsi,lisiiusis " sssoc atoms. "r y e""'e'
AZ regular prices. a, ox,.,s. ef
to-.i advertlssnen.s inserted Al th' eNPss =.
A,.ornsy. ordering. al payment 10y = -
- lie legal proceedings, h1f cole t.~e'' " - - ~
lms Publisher E1l acceantai ~ t1e ',.l" q,
.gsl aivsrtissriens besoud tes s.spaa' 'Aa'f'' ~
tbe!r pubicaton-
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or a.. -F1f TsAg'zH SxNI-4 SNctL Sra7H-
NM u re condition of 90 FoAh INSt-
RANcE cOHFdNY, of "a ofy y NJ, icrf,
on 80 ie das - .i1Essfs, lAal
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ASSETS.
Cash. Balance ia Bank. 25,S7 %
Bonds aud Mortgages lheing trst lien 90
Real Estate, worth s least ~ soI ,3pol speoo1 os
Loans Stocks, psyahle'on demand,
market Value of Securities tiBTsTn bnl $4,000 90
Rank Stock. Inn AT xct value, 1s.sI5 90
value lo3.sss 80
Brooklyn City Water Bouds, l0,l50 90
North Cafolina State HondA lalai ket an 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds (mArket Nsluel. 1900 90
Real Kstaie, No. " al Street, $3.50 ~
Interest due 1st 1hi,fsry. IsCi. .nt
which e22. .2so II has since been rto'a x7.fo3 81
Balance In hands OF Agents and In course
oftransn,lssicn from Agents. or ist ci
January (ot which al ,ess ls has since
been received, tt,fVS ~
BIlls Receivable (fof PreiInn,s o. m
land Rlsks1. "a. .es3 o.
o,ber Property, siseelisnroas s;csns, $500 o.
Premuus dss and eRsellecifa on rpeiircn d .zei4
D / ctsisfoed AZ 01icc. $3.50 is
Tstd - -stf- ...-tf,s o1,kss.< eco ~
, cifARixsJ j NkHTiS. rsasspssr.
y WITrNAETU yira rasprt,1 ~
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AsnpRy cnApPL, N. T.. CHURcII:
,oRTu .Tfr sr. VI. 4. cnrgcn:

NORTH fIii SI- VI. T.
EYy I. = DOSALs0S, fAs5oH
- = A. aud - '. -
Naming StrsIce. =. .
errtey school --+- - - - = :
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COLLEGIATE.
COLLEGIATE.
BRYANT & HASKELL's
Commercial College,
Minshail's Bniiding, Main Street,
TEHHE-HAUTE. ND.

THOMAS } BRYANT. President. fniienspolis.
VA. HAsKRii., Prin cipai, Tcfre hRots.
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HI
ys1 ~ Seay 80
!, n I'll 49, III xeEs
- Inc ..usars q n. {,eS1sn1cst 90
u - ss.. ~. ~. III
a1s 80 - 1ss''s y =
dsf<@
IL 6lH ssnte1ns $500 = -
I'D eesti0ns. Is pxopoees ~ sstAoaash
"a dos Ii he TsessuFy Dsp&stmeats -
/ - sailed - q II ~ 49, eHeaNak
Wfm : Gon koper q lk' eyel1as
~ - -
1g 9 - 1rs = 1sviess1
for tie sppointnsnt bJ ~ PrssidsEs ~
and With - a61sies - s1esnt of the
sepets, e A1ssspors ri lotleq$ess In
sarioue 1keksiets Nth the neeensszy addir
siels q d1atiss ~ apeisteuts- y aasc
seoKi6n n - s1E3csm teene md pre-
ceduee neesesnxy - - assses1asnt sHA
eoiIection at the dnttess ssg A
/ On pEoof spftis A pEopesN 70 Mxy
dutY at ~ asm14 pe< &4ltaQy md RnoRo8r
tiossntsay upan All sthss degrees ok
stxaugth On beW NJ per bMsTez. ~ pro-
poses 10 establish sygten o. licenses
smhxasiag prskxy nnch - whole bns1new
of she sa1nfY. Bankers are topAy 1le9
auttiouesFss 80 whoisea3s 6eAaMs =
NazoT, 80 rstkii dtstps e0s Mhodsasas
aselxs IN eo0dS Wsxsss snd meFeh1aa less
81; res&a ditfps 90; pAWAhseksfz ~
Faeki6sxs az spisits. 9i0; hEsMwss 9e0s
| dissiiIsxs. ell0 h0teth inns md t@sexnss
fgfadaAted aneoedinE 70 fAs saans e zoe
Il rerusai, i 45 60 &2Qo; eeking -hOasess 3l0s
hrokers. so; eommaxniaI brokers, 80;
theatres, 500; cifcuaes, 80; bowling
aaIsyss ii Ter sAeh alley sonksctaenefss
| Gle; zeal oil distil Hers - I; AtloN saans
i oilers and sosR mxkeEa 30; peddlAsss
frcm ~ 10 30; Wholesale peddiarss 81
apcshecsyfes, go; manufaAtursrs %lU
4 phosoex&phsrs, &lH
rta azyssoesxasup uortion cf the bill prc-
| =. !. 5000 ,vss
pos ~ - ~. 49,.
i Linseed ana Isfu oaas NJ $3.50
aasa are saxsa 2 80 - -
| ofis aeasa rssned aos ~ So. soeseoe
Iunmaunf aesusea, . GIG psF R9ne 3 !, a 20
facsuxed uassn eeas4 e Auqaiso On 1aeseso
e5gsFs, nsu . " % ess psf p0sinst -
soEdsaE 70 R&ane eank nose papSss cs'
/ per pound sriunk p.RAxs = senis p
I peund printing p&peEs mails PFC posIad
soap . CTS per pcuna sails Genus Pc
II 100 peahds sess isaznsf, 4 . Pc poun1
upper assfnes y To Re porn 49, :
! CO per 6azrsa nj osnes Anniaosnf 80 2
are per ssn1am Is, 90 sa.of -. s1s.s a0
ri - ;rrss, al 'msssis. b0ns' iyory
n 10. Z
Ill The rrss4srasa ANIMAL s&x oF carriage
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HowARp ASSOCIATION,
n PMxMAnEDFHEA

"A
A Renexu1sns LHasiS2tlaa, ssL4salshsa ~ sS@zs
Rnaownena. fer the Relief Of thE ssa AID ~
sressed, Malicsed wfth TiKUlenz and RRlss2H Dr.
eases, and especially for the Carr u Hssass
the Sexual Organs,
MRaTeAas AUgsGE wiE&1 gratis b The AK
EurgeGa 70 All who apply 0y isstsi, SltA s4sSz-
tion Of their sssxaasasn, tA&s. ossapatlSa, Eis4
life, etc. a aud In axErenae PaEeEsy, AsesaEesf In
lshed Exee ~ sA&xKs sl ~.
valaahas Rsgerss % Svefma1gEfAIza, sh& 'a<
Diseases OF the S@xaai Organs, and OF SES LII
EDEEs empleyeai in sas 9ispensary, senI - is.
nEezesa Ia saaisd envelopes, free Of 1kRrgs. fHz
ahxsA SlSgagza fer passagAs%tI be scesptIAs,
Aarresk m T. sE1ELIH HnuGHTos, Asz
Surgeon, HswagA Asseszsttee, NJ. 7SeEtA IN
Street, PhxlaaeieAia, Pa
ny saslez 81 tAs BwpctaEs-
I KgAA D. HRAETyg4 Pa
/ Csc. RAgRCM1E.nI see'y.
1 Rss 81 lie
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- Wool il now higher than il has
been fos 6fsy-foar gears This ID swias
20 the large dasnand for army goods, and
the adyanced price Of cotton. IE wiu Nos
soon fall 20 low again e. Ii has been of
late years, and We shAn be surprised Il
the Jocks upon oar hills are NOT greatly
increased Pyopsdsacs JnsasnaL
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rahaishsS for she ssnsss and as wasaing ana .
sauaisa ~ yssng nea who susFss from Nersoas De-
saissy Premsaure Decay, krs snvpsyins II ma ssaza
tims the Means sf ssls-sare, nT cns woo hss CARED
aamasaf azssx asaas pas " szs&A sxeaass safsaxA
HasGaSai lEnsasisisa asa saackssy. nv szsaassax y
posi- paid addresses snvsssge si@gas esSsss nag b
haa 81 sAs aaihex,
RAxHASsaE kkxFAxAs MAJ,
Bedford Kings Gs,, n r.
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e. The Late ssnpsion 81 Tssusias has
deprived "a, 600 people ot bed, food and
gshsiskepns. @
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fsafsa<y ~ f iss'
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ing 70 Jon On other Business ! soaia ssaL
yea sozas u the reasons whg we snaAk ne
negro snssssa De psoaaeasea Isoh sa a'a1k
u Ohio Ana nsst we oeli4ss Y =
duty We owe % tas Wnafe nash wac Ass
now in the raaks OF tho ARMY hghsaag 90
nsainssin the 0snssieataon ana LsWs y
keep their places for thsEn aatn thsy r.
sprn, and not permit thar PLACES e -
allied BY siggsss while they are lighting
ear battles 20 IS SIS Il
Lss rae illustrate: Jim Rsnelds, hls
wife and ksyar ehildEen, wsre living In ?
aaasa which hs rsaked Of Mr.. joins AAsaas
whsn she war brcks cut. The prssidess
called soldiers DIR. Eaton il . Union
mau and has laRgs farm and maeh prop
msy 10 sea 10, and eaa nos ealist. Jia =
full on pasriotism, and relying on Dir.
Eaion that his family shail be taken care
| al rashss into the ranks Of tbs Array, Ter
what TO aavs the Govsramens and the
| property Of Dir. Eason--Iim has none q
| save. but after jim IL gone, his wife
! sanaos procars wood, clothing pr pso.
visions, ahe has 10 lsase Mr. EAsoa'l
house and move home 70 her poor OLD
j parents, whass BY constant labor and snx
Eiasy. bar healah fails her~-chslarsa bscoaai
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wAxATsox AwB THE HEGR0~~~THk
MKGn9 AND TAxATI0Ns ~

We elm the following from the Cincin-
natl Emssarsy Of recent aase:
SIT wilt be ssan by oar dispatches from
Washington that the Prssidsas recon-
msnds Congress 70 make appropriations
for aiding STATES 10 abolish slavery. Ii
would seem that the President considers
the Treasury pretty dash. Hs haa hardly
heard Of the tax bill lately lnsssdaoed in
to Congress, which proposes 20 TAX every
thing visible. and invisible, sasahls, drink
able, wearable, seeable and fselable- We
are TO be taxed 70 carry % the war, the
cause Of which, we are assured By ths
radical Republicans, i The Negro. We
are 10 be taxsd to free she negsos and
/ then be taxed 70 support him after he
10 free. We are TO be buRdsDed With 9
load Of taxasian sndar which labor will
ssagger, and Al sAs eenasxnpAzfion Of which
capital will stand aghast, % give frsedsEa
10 the negroes, and then to support theza
until they are capable OF saif- government
qualification of manhood intslless and
morals many doubt whatser the whites
themselves are demonstrating that theJ
possess Ii IL negro -negrss negro, ans
nothing bat the negro and taxes.
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awgxGxANY DgMoCmATlC vECToaw
IN MQQMkxTRM. N x.

The city Of Rochester, n l., which at
the Presidential election in 1850, gave
Lincoln nearly thousand majority over
Douglas, Bell and Breckinriage eeaahined,
has just elected Democratic Mayor by
forsy-swo majority, eight Democratic Al
dermen ont Of twelve, and seven super
yisors out of twelve. The shole city gov
ernmsns has passed into thss hands Of the
Democrats. me voters Of Rochester are
not prepared to second 4 be scheme Of
Presidsnt Lincoln 10 saddle the North
with an immense debt in order TO gsve the
negro slaEs of the Seuth his freedom.
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~ MERCHANTS AND BT8IKEss NIX ~,
invited to bring u their EoEk. .saa isY Is Z,
guaFrxatss snsiFs satisfaction as Il rerards Ef,v
xad wsTss S IS
l. IL C1Al &Ga examine " 0Tk aRA PTseSa
BAgBITT 4 CARPEyFER
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CouzcEL BLUFFS, Iowa, Oct. Il. tss
Dr.. 9, l. weeabuTy-Ths full EstS Of Ert2u
aeeth On Cola KlAts, phieE 5Vs ssE%aSlT nsts n
ne SO admirably answer EAt purpose 81 as4T a.
strzctien. sass cannot rafEatp irosn szPfsssaGss
goa my high epinisn Of yea s. DenGA q
SaStsz are so perfectly saHpsed &c ths ussGA -
10 each 1skex, stzst, with thslE aid bolA apsai nj
at almost as well Is formerly did villa NJ aSs
RAJ ssash IA \ EcEk Of Art, 90 lat tkirf hat u
o. aliuAsd 10 can Be surpassed sFyefsI DEATHS
haA assured ass that Eett Of ArttsEtal fsssA ssa
nas be made 70 be Of aay service u ne eGt FoH,
have sysTeczae kAa aa6acuAsy sVggstsaas4 ~ thes
geu4fespsa. z l. BeEaLkSs
mp4-gI~Ia&1 9
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are 3tv& For sssvfce, and the sshscsib@s assures
n ie4sTaztsss sAs1 skeg are Gsgeska q ia xx1sg
Lii Rara white, and can be msns 30 Weigh go rs
"a ~ &eeazAs aaa< III
H has Tar sales few pairs IL therp RgA-Sznx md
tssx pzfrs tasss-ssaFsh khorSssh- nred M
Figs - good ~ pure rs a&a ~ pxsxaseG u TIE
Farszesx aa4 axAsxz are fasfssd ks Call and Gee
zap sssz&, azd satisfy Themselves sAaa tksy Ex-
ply f&aassSyas wfaA Shu@S a&AsexeG gsa6E MsshGnx
assns tseasaEsd aasa ser u Nv Ezprsss. a. nsaca
ria ma great &xSs1se
LYgA1DKE w. kAHsryT.
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FxNazsARs ss the &kA ARanal Rasx &C &A& Rasts-
wsktseais C4asky AxsieHasaRai soesssy.
Eovas $50. AS ~
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0EFEEEs

II has long bean q matter Of surprise to
ms, that the people Of ST. Marys have made
no effort 70 have their pest once supplied
direct frem Council Bluffs. We under
stand that St. Msrys Is upsn the South
ern roats snd that ii shoaid receive q
maii daily from Council BlaHa. For
some reason the Stage CosapAay refuse
to run through &c. Aarys, and by come
kind Of side arrangement that oshce 10
supplied from Glenwood.
We think that the citizens of St. Marys
and Pacific City ought 30 unite in pesi-
ton requesting the Possm astsr 6ensral
to instruct the mail contractors 10 carry
the mail IS per contract ghroagh those
places. IL 10 bat justice that those places
shoald be supplied with ! daily mail,
and We cannot see why the contractors do
not run their coaches upon the route ss-
tablished by Law. As the nAssss now
sssaas It takes about foar days to get q
| lesser srom CoaDefl Blufs ID s.. Msrys, .
distance Of twelve miles. when IL shs
mail vas carried upon tbs established
route, . letter would 90 oal In the morn.
ing and arrive In time TO hEss an aaswss
returned by the mail Of ths same day.
This ID matter Of some importance &c
the citizens Of 81. Marys md Pacific City
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA saH1xA
DR., FSodnaFy haFEnS bSsa Ieeatsz
ia this place for the past three ysAFSlIYy
(tins TO test tie durability Of his
york. wsnld say ts all persons tsyUrin& him VIA
heir confidence tk&t they n1Hy rely aran his atE<
eKert&Gn$ 70 perform ever operation In as psgssc
MANNER N uaaSabie.
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now being pressed upon Congress, If sue
sessgul, must lead 10 new outbreaks il the
border States, and instead OF peace being
neag nj hand, ~ many suppose, The war
has but Just commenced.
Unless the conservative people OF the
NorsA, arise and reeuka the disunion ABB
olitionasss and that quickly, there Is no
chance for restoration Of the Union. II
the war ever assumes the character Of q
contest for the preservation Of Ghs Sasss,
and the maintenance Of, their integrity a.
such, no Gus can tell whsa Il viii end, o.
what Kind Of . govsgnnent viii be estso-
lisbsd when psAss i rsszored@
We knOw saas The Abelitieaists bars
no idea that the uaion win ever Be ressor-
cd undsr the old Consultation. They
boldly declare thai sAsy do not dssire in
refrigeration, IL slavery 10 70 be solerstet
In ang OF the States, and hence sheir ct.
forts In Congress 10 reduce the States il
rsbail.on 10 ; Territorial oondssion and h
abolish slavery therein.
Should the Abolitionisss saeesed in sAsil
schemes, and we believe thsy will, 20 seor