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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

q Ms=s Riahasssaaw ID ial.3 ~ssassveda shs
strength Oh lhe army sufficient To put
down fhs rebellion, but the indications
warr that another and Inferior race we're
TO IL armed ard uniformed and placed
ON an equality with the whites. THE leg
islasion of Congress is almost exclusively
with regard 90 the negro. They have
abolished slavery here and to coutrabands
rasions Srn daily distributed. Where IL
the evidences that rasions are distributed
Ia p61r white people. Supplies at the
rate lot $l44 900 per annam are distgibus
ted ID the blacks. The white people Of
Illinois are selling corn at eight cents per
bushsi 20 pay taxes thus imposed upon
them. They were employing negro team
sters and issaing supplies to negroes, pay
ing ID this district for them alone, more
than would support the State Government
Of iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Vermont,
gonnecficus, Maine, Rhode Island, New
Ham pshire, or New Jersey. Not only
here, bat elsewhere are negroes support
I'd BIZ orders Of the Government, On
through the quartermaster's order. Be
sides these and other things FOR the ben
e6t BIZ the negro, you propose to send te
and receive from Hayti and Liberia daily
accredited ministers. He repeated, Con
gress iegislased almost exclusiYely f6I
the negro bat what are they doing fol
the children, whose fathers haysfallen or
the battle field ? Comparatively nothing
White men are requested TO procure pas
ses 70 enter car lines, while negroes car
entar them without such papers. Hi
aakad was il the purpose of the iuajorit,
heFs to naaksth negfoes the equals o.
the whites ? He briefly showed that tn
history Q! the wos Id bad proved this i'm
| possible. Ali these and kindred qucs
| lions will have 20 be discussed befort
the people the coming sutuInn. he hopet
the extreme men would be driven from
| the public councils, into places wher,
| they could do NO more mischief, he re
peated thai the legislation of Congress
has been disastrous. Look, as an IN
stance at Tennessee, over which has beel
| placed Governor, popular and energgt
IL, With fair administrative abilaties.--
With Two thirds of the people of tha
State opposed 70 secession, be has bee
nnablp to restore her to the Union
| Why T Because you have been constant
ly exciting their apprehension that 20
intend violating the Constitution, an
strip tho people of their rights, instead G
eonhrEaing the impression that whereTe
our flag aoats they are protected IN q
| their rights, including those of person
sasd property
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

OsxALoos4 Orr EExUTtoS.--W We take
the following From the oskalooaa 7suss,
Where 10 ths Hsvald and where aboass In
0skaloosa does fbe Lssus. Gsssyusr Of
Iowa reside Snttf'e8 s1# i $500 i'o5E
The special city election on Monday
last resulted In the election Ok a. f. See
berger, Dernocrss, by thisty-Eye maiori-
u over q. .. Myers, RapaAiican- This
alection Is but another Indication Of tia
seysEe rebuke, the pespIa ars ADMINISTER
ing TO Che radicals thai lead the so-callsd
bAse charge Of asecessipnist, y he, made
against Nj. Seebesgss BY the undarsssap-
peFss hirellngs Of tbs post oiiea argas
Eliaue, be received the smphatic endorse
mens OF . large majogiLy 81 ths Deaf eisl-
Eeaia Of this city. nis sriarnph IN the
right direction.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

- BY order Of The Provost Marshall
General, Col. Jennison was on Friday
fully discharged from arrest and parole,
The heavy bond on which he obtained re-
lease from prisoi was cancelled, IL viii
be remembered, several weeks ago, and
his paroie excepted instead. - ~.
The above, from the St. Louis Demo-
Graf shove that the radicals have trinmph-
ed, and this great oatlaw is again turned
loess TO prey upon honest men. We had
hoped that hia caresr was ran and tbs
seTvice he had diagsaosd would knoss
him no more forever.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

a CAgAszRorHx TO PoLITlea4ks AP-
rRnACHNa.--The levy and collection o.
the War, says the New York Ledger, a
neutral papeE, will produce such arsvoln-
ton in politics As this country never
Witnessed. Esery man has gos to pay,
in proportion 90 his means, roundly and
largely, and to pay the cash. The effect
of this viii be to render the interest in poll
isics general aud unisersal, and to inten-
sify it to a degree altogether unprecedent-
Cd. The administrators Of public affairs
viii become the study Of all, and will be
scrutiniEed and criticised with keenasse
and severity hitherto unknown. Not On
ly win those Cabinet officers who have
been squanderlRg the publie meuey by
almost countless millions be hurled from
power By force Of the popular indignation
but ali them who have sustained them in
Office viii incur the distyast, tbs hatred,
and the exsoEation OF the people. &.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

By virtue Of : specfaE execution 70 IaA dlrecs I'd
tram The affcs Of tks Clerk Of EAs District Court
Of PsttawattAmie EsanEy, Iowa, shRE pEpceed 10
saII &C Thursday khe 6tk day Of Nay a, D. 1854 be-
tween tha hours OF 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ. snf 3o'csaek
NJ Of said day, in ErsHt Of the Counts 7Teassrera
ogice in the cityst GoEnc4 BlnGfsf Iass taiiosaug
9xsYes, to-wit: ss1 s#s7# q > q
Lot Two a. in Bodk Four a. in stwtSse ans Sex
soEd Addition, AMI Lot AtRe Oh Block eRa nj IN
Iowa. Sale to eomneRsa At O'Clock r. n, Of said
day.
Tkken A Ghe RFvgSK3gs 81 Issn Graves kEsa u O.
GTsvss to satisfy an Sxacwtaaa In favor Of Arthur
Hrlasxnan. - III. WILL ANS, sheT1H-
coaaeA Bfnfs, Iowa, April slh, 1881 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
MYuaaK 90 xGKa HaLDERs'
J. SOLOMON,
NOTaRy PUBLIC = CONVEYANCE
aIKNW(lIhn I0N !.

Il - GLENwobD, IOWA 81
Has made full eonplate &bd Pe''e>' p
Titles to all tha Lands Ia Mis- o21A''' q
eiudlhg the Original sais4 b. The '-'''- -, I
al subsequent sgnxsysRtFs ., AS' 'sA''
Tyust, OF other lnczmorstiee. ..,.E
also, axals Kaa eompisAe Abs''ss' - 80. 81
shg Lets in the city Of a3Auws ~ = - sggsp
ssssSs4a--@sA alss 70 F&cfhs cats, "a :, tssfa
49, he assa Esres prompt stLea a5l- ,as taetaE
zzen9 uz Faxes, sxazsSzs Z % CT nc. tgpucs
gasssssse sarsainipg TO tisRaTsl LaHa -
EEsoEsrs In The Court Haaae
January Q, 1881.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

him, hat hi was not aware thas soy 81
~ amsana Exwa sashe basury was
fsIoss lFasssd ssN @
u We u that th I lcsahs isshess four
Isaas, Aands "A iSaowS
ssss~ Mats sza llHsA paa.saaeaa,
ovss spsa1 a. ss.sa and skiys., isGo
Mes aceonntnd for On purchase Of
Potom$ki and WamsuttA, 1000
Paid MaEgan EaaEe Than hlA Eerglsss
were werte, % COO
ro,.l Ga1f IaSos
Hare we find the nice little sum az s93, I
ss0ex, sssjshss iost Or wasseds out 81 tho
sam placed IN she hands a AIessra. DIX,
0psdyke ana Biatehfesd. WE end this
in the report cf tina Investigating sonTait-
Tee yet sba President sayss = . am not
awaze shata dollar Of she public funds
thus confded without authority Of law to
unoHacial persons was either loss o. vast
sd.n
/ The message may be a fair representa-
Etiun Of the presidents boidness !" but
We think 1t does bas little credit to his
character for honesty. Hereafter the Re-
Epublieans will have 10 call him by name
which the many faisehoods and misrep-
Presentations in his message suggests fol
The has proved by his own testamony, thai
be has no claims 20 the appelation oil
!" Honest Old Abe.n A.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

Al ANhou1s 1l8z : ri *fv4xW NK32xfW
nov Eosr. now sxsronxp
- H1s6se - ! asS1s& kxssf1ex. /
- 9an NA4sRx, xzRAxMRszT 4 ID RADz-
caI d6W III WINNING or senInai
wnkna6S III k3sAftfxF Mwvsazssss - 80 issa
sofuntafy Emlsxisas iaAaesnx IMpetsAfSs ana Aeas
al and pAs 4aeAf fncApAkass. - =.
mr. nos q CSxEHRwkEI.. u D.
Anfhar Of fAe y ssrssn HasAs &Gs
b 4Ms wsssf rsAewssa aatAsss ~ 60 soakIS 49,
al O. Amfnf ecnsA4 aeBeas " ssafsanase azay p
urssslxr fssssxsa Mlas~xk sAtssszNa Meaaxsnssas
- x4ssrs ~ ssrda4ks p8iu1kEg Axx q na1e ~
eare n oass rsfsain axsa eEecsnzs ~ which every
ss1dRrsr. 10 ma1teS NhAk NJ eendszsa ax - NAP
InstgEn III; psevn aesa e sAanassaas - aAsa-
Ssut asSesxsaa VI 40 A&dsssss 800 - - ~
r~essr4 a twe pszsa&p BtsnaK&, b. AddxsssinN bz
III Az. !. O. KLINE - naMssN - -
ease& msx q. - BsSSSsa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

BY viTtne OF special execution 10 me directed
fsEn ms nasa Of xAs EserE al tha Distxif Coazt Vt
County, lava, shall proceed 30
sea1 "a we4nesaag ths 5iss day 81 MKy A. D., lsaz
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. II. and P II
u said day in front Of the County TFsasuFkrs once
in she eisy ad Gesasii Rua4s the fniloEfAs desxib
ri Real Estate Of wlili Lesite zndJsaaAa Marsb,
ts@&SEs FsEksE$ fFEE ssEE& w. y glEsF. 81
The wszt half Of the South west quarter and the
South West quarter OF the EssAh " est a&azteg 81
Section aanser Thirty [s01 and Vie eat half u the
ssuEn west anarsaf 81 section Tnfrty-sne on all
ia Eewnship ssssnay- g7s} ESaga Fakty-ssa, a.
cantAininE 1853 aeres more or less. SAILS TO com
msane ri q o. slsc8 p. n % said azys rs -
Taken A. the property of William Leslie aEd
James Marsh 20 rati sfy an rxecati8h in favor oI
>4 's - ;. p. WILL s9s. sheriff.
sozasaa asHnss Iaya, Aptil si4 lisa. e.lE. Be
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
mo CONTAGIOUS.

Ta1O CONTRACTORS
f2& seaFea proposals viii De reserved at the
Axyarss easgs Ia the city Of CoRnGiI kluas, Iowa,
up to Mat tet 1854, for the ftiing up 81 &rrisph
street from It's iatsFSssIa vita GFssa saFesS 70 a
paint wheru Ihe same TaiRes from tins bottom to
the hign groGzEl Tha ~ e kn sIx1ena fseE wads
ard eighteen inches hgh, and that the same De let
10 the lowest responsible bidder pFe%sas& tAs cost
Of the sans shah act exsesd twsaty ssnS Esx sghe
yard. q. II. RANMEk Mapef
I. Council Bla1fs, April Is 1853. E-sf - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
NATHAN P. DOoGE,
BANKER

rax RarfR8 aAD cpLE..Et TfsR =
81 ea,usgIL aIuyTs, Eo~& ga.
sac gs2lsfsf BankisS, ttElertiah AZ
uaxs transacted La all its kfahs@es %
Taxes paid in wsstsfn Il 20 asa = ~
moat haeFai tsrrDs.
Para Bank, New YORK ClEg, .x...M
Ssx<aaz&N8nx Aa&oesAssaas So
MaS4&sknSssts Bank Bfftop. mas
washlasoa Hsnks asr o.
Hsax5 Kasnarh, ohioagoF III IN NJ.
aaa RaAn ~ kassan, 4fs@R
ASK IT Nyraease, syFAfeseg ttgs~A
q TYsEs, President Ssata sa s4i y 81 Issis,
Mesara Cree, MeCfssrf 20 ,,. F;,.,yt 4 Fss'
yHan. G. Raiawin, Judge z spt F,ats rows,
Gee y SELLS, secrsfsTS ai St~''
1an /, asaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
TRgAsuRxR's 0FYICK,

DUBUauE, Co., Iowa, May Is, so.
I, William @. Stewart, Treasurer and
Recorder Of Dubuque County, Iowa, do
hereby certify that George w. Jones
paid bis Federal Tax to the amount Of
Twenty four dollars and Ninety eensa,
on the 4th day Of April, A. ID. 1862 as
appears by the Tax books in ny office.
W. 6. STEWART,
Treasurer and Recorder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
REMITTANCE.

1t Is stated thai Port Warren Jones, Of
Dubuque, IL at abe head and front Of the
movement In Iowa to resist the collection
Of the U. s. Tax, We learn that he is
now travelling around the State organi-
zing his band. We hope be viii have o
good time Afuseaslae JOu rTadl.
The Dubuque Herald says g
The foregoing is only q part Of as
maan a newspaper article as an Aboais-
iouist only can write. 70 show how
much truth there is Ia il we append the
following certificate from the collector Of
taxes in this county. We dare the pa
psrs which have msanly attacked Gen.
Jones TO publish it. They have not the
honesty TO do it, the miserable mediums
of fanatic hate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
ASSOCIATION
II PHILAbEDPRTA

4 low AID ASSRe ia A4tS.
III PHILAbEDPHIA
L Benevolent TnstitutIe1r estab'lshHt y S9sz4.
Endowment. for the Rttief # re >i~E All Pc
tressed, aailct ed SIth ETzlissll Az EP!as1l- Div
eases, aud especially for the Cure D.sy}'~f&
the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL AHETck gft-er 4rst!s sT us A11
Surgeon 10 agE stgs Apply By istivr. FItz -~~ss-
tsdu OF their condition, taBer Oerupbu7r ll-' .
life etc,f1 ssd Ii saakesa 9OTbT Ae---sss -
isked free OF shESTs
Valuable Reports ga spaFmat9fTGTa ~ -
Diseases Of the sexual 4fEsaDs. al % Ms Ia
EBsES emp loysi in the psP9us =, srltt- - &
bIctod in sealsd envelopes free q CAafEf = 2
three Stamps for postage 8l5l De aSr~Isi5s'
Address Dx j. sKILLIS EoU6HTeE Az
Surgeon, Howard Assoc4si4ca, NJ : syE'L NJ
Street Pa lRdefphia, Pa
BIZ order OF the DiFsctafs-
EZRA D. HEARTEELL Prs
GE0- FATRCAILDs Seq'y
Dnc Il 1850
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
NoTTg,E 10 pI.x.IsQuExrs...

Al psgsans vac are lad Gated ~ Shs scAosi Fssa
nsgfawfsfa Uuwfsy Ella d Tar rrineipHk~qy later
ase sn saas az s<Aaa Ia aAzk af faf sssAes ls&n@A
sss hsyeey snafinpA tat ali aeasz aas SID fuss
ssasx b9 PED df sa&asfaS&qyY ssxzag ansnts na9se
fcS ssns~aae thws afne within three haeakhs ffoen
4hs pahileattun Of sal& Aesise. gsee nAa As& fas
saf ossssT grossesses q he sseaps FNeas Ap-
pfsssd ADrfk ia, teoa. -. -
49,. nlask " sss Rssxa "a snpsxt i1afs.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

10 Gen. Buffers wife Id . cousin 81
d. IA. Hiidrssh, proprietor Of the Sc.
Charles Hotel. New Orleans. whom tho
Genaral compelled 70 opea his hosel Coz
his headqaaxsezs.-[Ex. Ha-o4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
E1HAs. T. n FORBES,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY S'8tt!''
-s-L or sHELRT saUSrT, 1884
.gayUAND GENERAL AGEAi

Attends 70 the coIlectIot ordesss, TIE bur''' <
sailing ~ land the psy1ns " ttxssi lows AT ,
nrasEa for non-resitsaiss Investigates u'f' =
sryntshe1 abstracts n the s4Ee, locates t''' u
rants In iowa OF NeorAsEa
r. Good Selections GHHsTstIy or AsE'
AEFEAs To THE
Hoa Thes Il Benton, jE- GtaFSl 3 sE'
3. Clinton, Esas t-v,,
Col. r. a szrpy, St MARI Aid'i
Hen. u. l. MePheTsaB, w!HirTar'. 80
WIZ. DtvSdh, ESQ. SaDduifEy cay V1i'
Csc. Morton, Civil REg
WArrna GefbuFn, 81 T0lpdr
fsasc y Hsnish, K@a.g FAt1aie p4iA' -
HARz~As, SHgLBx Ce.CNT1, 'J"N r.
Tgn ., t3@Y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

~ d daily direct srsin soSsiee Gem
nenseds en- chs slh d Mag, between Bsr-
lin and 81. paaarsharg- a sAeoaeA ssass
isalse abous 10 be established daily be-
tween Paris ard Sc. psssrsburgi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11


This Is thas sniy renedy Tor Sexual DEBILITY Tea-
poteneYs &c Shlch has tbs sp.srevaI Of de rasd-
lesl professiea Its success aax haen most extra
oFdlasfy-essSAih E cures n cases where all on or
nethedS Of ireatusanI hsa failed One 10 six box
es OF me sP&CKFIC PILLS VIII perm aasutly care
aaF ease 81 sszainAl wrskness, oF its resulting fm
potency asEeyer aggravated whether constitution
al &c arising from abRss or exesag- esl. q,
IMPORTANT AEDICAL TESTIMONY
/ Il have RKed yaGF speelae PEilsa IA Emsny cases OF
sIsTA Losrnes. and with the most perfect HEcesss.
q. ATLTos SANDERS, u D., LII D ~
t'Ne beiisys IL to be near 'specin<' rs any
medicine GAG BE. shave cured many severe ca
sea wlth from six to ten doses --sae,-.
DR B KEITH, American Jour. Med. Of seleaca.
81 have found khsnl ail that could be desired -
TasesE sszeet Ass bsea truly sxanaerfal
....... T. r. D1cKKEs u D.
Es~Thia nos , HapaRapa lRlc Remedy aSr 10 there
sss nhFsaSy az utnef aslsseg1eus Ingredients
bsRsd with 1t. Effs ~ '-ssl l@1~EIgas q 3z
/ PRICE.-si per hSxi Elk boxe3 for Cd. by mali.
pre-p&id. Yer sale al the seIs General Depot IN
the DATED States. ~ % 10
= WINCHESTER, - Joha ssrssa, N. Y
June ll~iSs2 -s vszf sys,.-.l-.a- ar
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swccxsaoA ze q " $50 - p ,.as.assa .
sssa bs fosza rassz - Nss#na = - = tasssk -
40 10 vrsaA seaknsss aaa !, sss,Sos 49,
s:.sss Hwssliway. nsxs aas Y - -
rfesas 3sses 81 sAswa aessS
- 10 30.
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AssAECBxgTUHAE AND ME-
s.3 6H a KfSsA n. NE5tss- a q

Asanss asr ne szse 81 EAssss TTaprovva snxas
Cans Mills and EsapefaseFa. Yasa Mills Dor exiEz~
tng ali sosts Of erals Tor fesd EnFaxhsug MaDiEas
Oasa shslssss, vanAana Mfffs, wissa Mia. stEaaa
Enxiass, Puaauss ssziszx Qaarxs Mllis saw Mills
YsauTsng MIlla. ADD Mil Rarnlshing "a aynsy -
scz4rfsnn. TeFask rash Adaress.s 81
tl.r .sss.zA "a q 80 s1asazi Rtuazas IsaxAsz
Nay VI Issa IN. 49, sE,sg ss4ss.s 4 1Y 3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11
OFFICER i PUSKY,
BANKERS,
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents,
REFEHESlBs

COUNCIL BL|FTs IoEA,
rmoMAs oFrHcEa wag FzSE1
AgrlsE , Lss
sa4 REFERENCES
AskxspalIi&a EsTk ,..+.. -9,.'''.-.''Af' '''
aesszs. WA EraSasR 4 G'y.-.-.-.....' - -. ~.
AezxEs. Gilman, Dunlsp L G>-.-.......', ID. -
Meabrs. johnson. Bro. d Gs.....-' "a -
aszrs s2asel H&Fris y s&Gs ...'.''-'. %
Niles White ESQ 1--.-'---''''-' =, 81
ksssEs. n. Homes h S2Ess ..-,-.''.
kssxFs. Kramer Il Sons .--.....'-.'-''' -
ksasRR. Potter, Euts v y q X BaIsr
MessT&. TsaeT b Davts..-,.-.......'.F-' 'A-7T
Measrs. Anspach Reed 81 Cr.,.-.-''' st.,
hsssr<. V BarksdsIe 4 Gs,,.....'''~-S'
Messrs. Allen, CePp Il Ntet~''-.-'-.''-'''
Mpssrs RnnyaR, BFowH h G0,.-....'.''.
January 8, 1851.
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at' " m. w ard, -
ARCHITECT AND SCULPTOR
COUNCIL RLgFFs, IONA.

r#PfanS, spsclneAtte1s sssa Bills Of Material faf
pah4is sr Rrisass baila4a9s~ f....
Architectural Ornament, Ton5stoBes and Aou-
GlAants- = IEpFl- Sd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

~ MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS Xgy ~,
invited 10 BRING IA tnr4- EyrA aa4 .rr as =.
gu4TraHthz afRe sRnsfagtlsa as i fssssas .l..s.
&ESI york
y Call and examine Work aad Prleet
BAbGITT L LAAPESTE2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

Tue unaersi EaeA offers some yexy dsEirabIe eitg
prosperity ard EAFning iazis f@s s&ia, an ha viii
trada for horses or mules, Fer particulars eagniEs
of " IL H9<ss, Unson uause.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-11

mast learned IQslsfa OF the weEaAs assainsa
10 and enjoiasd az shssessied policy Of all
governments, and founded, too, upon d.
vine authority, who viii question its apph-
cahility and utility sows To whom shall
il IN given to say that any part or partie.
llat law Of our once happy government
shall be set at defanee annallad2 ....
Has this responsible pssrogaaiya besa
giseu 10 the elargya Are they the chos-
en- eracies Of God, TO rayoiutionize the
sheorY Of our, government and his own
laRs To yoas then, ne appeal $50 DO
not azgus.p aFoas aeaaaos, il you would,
be blind 20 the plain screenings Of Christ
and The apostles, whoss holy religion j. yas
profess TO have been sscalled'' 10 pEoalaim
10 o sinful, wosaa, - pos sass good and
the wise, SPECIAL fsr help againss the big
otsd aboalnasions d Rec. ,Iahdel;sy,.
which have hgpaght 10 the sxy hsiak of
desssassion, no lssas system ot govern
mens ever vousAssksd b. Sod 20 mar.
We implore - fffss sAristiaa SINISTER,
whersvsr be may be- q ak HhAaas@ sssss
IL be be tsas n his eaunssy, and % Gsds
70 stand fsssh Assl boldly istsaa the iaws
against the inishtJ sfIbzt now aasrsed u
asfsel sheir Ovarthsows
Ihepsspls axsawasa ofthssaefiass che
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26

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The New York herald., 1862-03-08

TRouBIKs IN KAssAs-A Special committee OF the Kan.
sas Legislature has just presented Charles Robinson
Governors; John W. Robinson Secretary OF state and
George 3. uilyor, Auditor, as guilty Of conspring
against tbs stale In tho sale OF State bonds TO ths
amount Of sisp 900 Somo ten per bonds, 10 ap.
pears have been sold low forty cents the dot
lar. The report closes with the rdlcwng:-
Resovei That Charles Robinson, Governor; John W.
Robinson, s. rctary OF State, and George Inyer Au
dor OF the state OF Kansas, be aai thoy horoby
impeached of high un sdomeanor IN oice.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
Of Ioyar and Gua and that by parties who were bound

Of 1ovar and Gus and that by parties who were bound
by every Ito OF honor patriotism and morality TO up
hold them, will be remembered with blush OF
shame and Indignation by all good men, knowing that
bat for the criminal ambition Of few asrants to power
Venezuela would be in the enjoyment OF peace and
happiness The American Minister resident, Mr. Blow,
declined presenting his credentials TO the de facto 60
vernment, that viii doubtless receive the ap-
probation of his government.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
The Rose VIII Case.
SUPREME coURT--sPEcTAL TERN
Before Hon, judge Allen.

Fss 2-Chouncey Rose, Executor, Us. William Rose
This proceeding relative 10 the construction OF the
will Of John Rose Tie deceased left $500 900 towards
farm for destitute boys Of tho city OF New York pro.
vded similar sum should be raised by the city within
Eve years The Judge decides that this and other be-
quests TO charitable socsties NULL and the will itself
must be set aside void for uncertainty
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

under her protection who attacked by punder
ing tribes that are In no way connected with Liberia
The inaugu al address OF President Benson was given
IN the Government square TO large assembly ladies
and gentlemen The only thing Of any importance which
il contained was emphatic assertion not 10 be candi
date again.
Chief Justice Drayton is mentioned as one every
qualified for the duties OF that high position by
Benson ~. Ho s worthy, and il nominated will be
alnea
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

The Niagara Outward Bound.
HALIFAX, March !, 1902
The steamship Niagara arrived fsVm Boston q ssva
, 1862-03-31
War Sentiments at ReueyiIle. Ill.

AA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES k1Ek1EF1A1Es 211%
At the opening Of the Circuit Court, (Judge
Gillespic) at Beaeyille, ILL.,, On Monday, it was
proposed that the jurors and counsel take q
voluntary oath Of allegiance. The jurors OBJ
jcctcd, wishing to hare the fugitive slaye law
and the rights Of the South Included in the
oath. Hercupon the other members Of the
jury wished to be excused from the panel,
and debate sprung up between Messrs. Knr-
ner, Reynolds, Mics, Underwood, and the
presiding judge. Underwood defended the
three objecting jurymen; Gov. Kmrner pitch
ed into linn and denounced such weak -kneed
patriotism; Col. Niles hoped the usual oath
would be taken by all /; and Gov Reynolds
wanted the discussion stopped, as ont of place
in court Of justice. Finally the court ad-
ministered the usual oath, the entire bar and
audience rising to their feet and joining g-.giM
a fao ezeptions!
On Saturday evening last week, Rev. ". F.
BoTakin, chaplain Of the 3otA Fouke's) regi-
mcnt, gave an address at Belleyi1lc in which
he said that as 4 native Of the South and be-
believer in slavery, be had carly expressed his
sympathies with the rebellion, and only accept
cd the rendered chap1aincy as q non combat
tant- But he had seen the hideousness of tbs
strife, md he returned now to tell his old
friends that the rebellion must be crushed out,
if it took the Last dollar they had, and their
last son. He added that, while he hoped that
the rebellion might be put down without the
necessity Of disturbing any right which States
had previously exercised, yet if it become
necessary, in order to suppress the rebellion,
to kneck out the bruins of slavery, then knock
out its brains. This declaration WIS uttered
with IN energy that told how deeply the soul
entered into it. -.