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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
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Cassius A. Clay, like other Abolition
ists Rading that the preaideHk has mot yet
dsserniHsd TO wage an Abolition war,
has conceived great dislike 70 the war,
and refuses 10 take command ia the ar
my. IL hes besa trampted aroand sag
thrae montha past thai hia valuable ser
vices would soon be felt In the Geld, gnd
the Senats unaaimoysly confirmed bis
RomLnaaion as o Major General. He
made speech in Washington, last week,
in which he would be glad TO serve bis
country in command of division, but
found hia views OF the mode of conduct
cd with is, could not be harmoniEed with
| those of the Administration. Therefore,
he announced be would not 90 into the
war. Now, will any one tell Us if this la
not discouraging enlistments Certain
| ly it's. -
Some of our Abolition contemporaries
in this State have even charged Democrats
With that crime, and demanded their Gr-
rest, bsssase they would nos saiiss, and
shaa seI . gosd example for sheiE shii-
dgen to do likewise. Bas here is . ma-
ior- Genesal who has come home from
Russia, - The country supposed 70 sake q
commana in sha Army, gafusiag 10 serve
his so1sGsys Dee&ssa bis views dnas not
osrrsspond wSsh the AdnaaisssAsiea iu
rsa&tiaa ~ sha sssassvl saraly ahAs pa.
sriotism be exhibits before the masses
sAs aFv nked, eoased and saEsp&dlsd to
enlist or be drafted, to fght the battles
Of tie country. Can the abolisionaSts
lpoint to Democrats, whether arrested OF
not, whe has done so mach to discourage
enlistments as Csssias Id. Olay P-BtsT.
!izlatoa AY qTls.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
sHERKFE's SALE.

By virtue Of an Execation 10 me directed from
GSN sEe q tbs EleEg os ks BissRict Court 81 Pot
tawatt&nie cosnty. Iowa, EhAA proceed to seII on
Weda ss4ay ahe s8tn day Of ugust 4 D. iS8z BE-
twaan the hours ef 10 g'cleSk 4 d and s'closk
OF said day, IN front Of The Coauty freasurer'a
0ztSS IN aha aty ~ osaacti hIans, abs sozs@ains
described Real Estate of EaGaanisI McCcrd, to-
wit ~ ~ r.E #a r Fftss~ Gs5kas
The Gorth-wsst garter Of GAs Southeast az ar.
ter Of secfiSn Thirty fa6l Tswnshfp sevsuty~sewps
fTTl Range Fsrty-sAzee ftso W~-sais - esesassncs
ats O'Clock n Of aAid day ~
Takea IS ths RFapaTty 0E Astaaaiea @cGaha to
satisfy an Execution In favor Of 4 Rriagmaa.
e- ]. r WILLIAMS, shaslaf
Cauncii BIuHg Iowa JuIs al lEAa Aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

CO A plan is on foot in New York tc
get up drafting insurance company, at'
ter the styls of similar institutions Ia Eu-
rope. They propose for certain sum te
Become responsible for persons liable te
draft, and in case Of their being drafsed
tho insurance company to hnd g sabsti'
tute.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
IRISH STEAMSHIP LlNEI
Steam Between lreland q America
NEW ToRx. BOSTON AND GALAwAY.

NEW YORK BOSTON AND GALWAY,
strfass paidis-whssl steamsaips ~
compose the Asove iinsi u J
ADRIATIC, s,sss tons burden Capt, ]. AAuhv
Formerly Of the 0oEgiHs LAHsf
alshsnaA t.ss 'ss' aF'ssa esPs rzes rzosaN
ANGLIA. Loo 't L" NIcHe LsoN
PRINCE ALBRET, tsorsw)
ons OF tue above sa4ya viii ge&vs View Tssx or
Bostan alternately every Rssdsy fortnight. fsr Ga
way carrying the Eoverunedt mails, touching at
at, Johasy n. 2. .- E.--.s-
me Steamers Of this line have been constructed
vita the greatest care SEzaHF the Supervision or
the government have wRter-tight compartments,
al aneaselIs& for eofort safety ead speed BY any
steamers aaoai, They are commanded By A6se and
experienced officers, and svery exeEtfeB viii b.
made 70 Pfamata shs oomEost of passengers.
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each ShlSs
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Firat-clsss from n. 7. or BostoH TO Galway
or Liverpool, @. .t Sloo
FsSsheIias'' FsSst-eissa, 10 81. 5oaa y
Fhird-ci&ss to @AlAwHF or LsYsEpeSl
or Hny town In Ireland, sn \ Railway. %
Tnixa~ciaaa ssss ara ere IibaTaEsy suppiis with
provisions OF the best quality, cooked and ssrT
| By the sefTsDAs OF che GomHany. ..
RGTu2N rrCKgra, .-z
Pzrties wishing 20 send fer EAAiT friends froaz
tie old sSanAEy eaa oatsia ticksts freza any town
on railway, In Ireland, from any of the pTlBci~
pal cities Of RngaR ssatla0d very los rates
Passengers Ter New ToFx, arriving hy the BostoEs
steamers, will be Forwarded 70 SsN TsrS tree d
| charge. -N l.. -..ss
For passage or further Information appls 70
| WM- ~. EIGGMAM,
At the once Of iAs Company en- the whaEf foot ef
s1StG aswpISn H. AsaxwwALz., Assa.a
/ kaz La
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

A Coon THaEG xoR OryacE HoLDKRs.-
The new Tax Bill provides for - many
collection districts in the United States
as there are representatives in Congress.
This is I7s at present. Each district is
to have 3 Collector, whose salary will be
$40, 900 per year. Coed pay, In these
hard times. Then we ake TO have Asses.
sors, Dsputy Collectoss, Assistant As
sesors and inspectors. Assessors are to
receive $s per day and oil for eash hun
drsd nance they fafnisA 20 ColIacsoTs- -
Other ofacials receive 's3 per DAY. Ths
wheIe eoss of collecting the. internal rev.
anue Ia estimated d falaows I'd p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

DsArrrSe PzEnyUnIclAr 70 HxAEsa. -
0rpheus G. Ksrr,s Who has investigated
the sabjscs Of drafssd, says: ssfsaftings
mg boy, is OF q naInre 70 asyelop the
seeds OF disease Ia the Hitherto healthy
human system m--sseds which il Suffered ~
frscsitye wll be Rksly 70 ultimate is whsa
gsnslepsn. Of bafgiaxious accomplish
Insnss wsaid Achasssfy snss bosanfCally de-
nozaiaass very lazgs-sissd tsaso9
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
NOW A auDsEow Was CAUGHT.


One OF of the beas iakas Of the season
ID the follawings 4hs GlaEion PAL
Democrat published couple of weeks
ago the following extract from Lincoln'S
Inaugural, without, however, naming the
author
SuppOss YOU 90 TO tOaT YOU CAN
NOT FIGHT ALWAYS, and when &fteE
uush loss on both sidsay ADD NO GAIN
o. EITnER va e1aas sgAtiaa, TIE
IDENTICAL OLD QUESTIONS as tc
terms Of intsrcoHrse ARE AGAIN UPON
YOU"
The week foliawing, the Baansr Ia
RspubIisaA paper printed in Clarion,
came out in sn editorial and denounced
the paragraph as reasonable, and 40 IN
strict soceFdance with the teachings o
tbs Nsw Yosk Day Book The poo,
blind daps Was nos possed.-Ezcaaa9s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS 8Y ZEE
sE0NEMM@R4S .@.-sEs -

- IOWA IfTFs august Is, 2oo&s
lgrH RxG&xSr--Oolsnsl, CRabb, Wash
ington county, now Capt. In Beg las
.fantEy- Lieutenant Cafana, MeR RAsianh,
HenEy county, now Captain likh beg.
InfAnRy. Major, KAN, Van Bassn oouh-
y. -.n
29TH REanESx-OOlozaal, Willian MeD.
Dye, AajuT, Wn. u Thompson, LiuH
county E-
+ 2lST RKaI&xNE-MAjoF, DunEap.
22SD RKaInEaT-~coloHsi, Major Stone
now Ord Beg. Int&utEy- Lieut. COL, Gar
ret, Jasper county, now Capt. 10th Beg
Infantry. Major, Harvey Graham, John,
sou CoaRty. @lla. .. .-
23kD RRoIxKxT-Cn Colonel, Dewey, Ere
N out eoaaty, nov Lieut. i Col. 18th Reg
Infantry. Lieut. Col, kinsman, Potta-
wattamis county, now Capt. 4tb Beg. In
fantry.-Iotoa Cfig RspalblsGaa,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
To the Nervous of both sexes

A Retired Clergyman having been restored 20
health ia few days atteT many years Of great
suffering, tR.yiulns "a assist stheEs by sending
uEee) on the receipt Of post paid directed snvei-
ep8 8 copy Of The pERaeglEllan sASa4- AlxasS saH
BEy. JoHE N. pAasALI., 1855 Fulton ST.. Brock
Ign, u. Y. Buaa Is-am
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

ERxRGT os TmE DKAE1 on THs HAE2
Drs TzADas4-The hais dye trade 10 psos~
snasad. Eohedy, axoept aonse aneaens Ea-
male, has used the article aines tha eala
was made for all amsH aandeg As years of
sEs.p Gray hAlss sass getting fashioua-
bIss asd nen greg old saddsnly in shass
sisnsss some.. Of ths papers state thas
already > dye h coming into use for cob
ortug gray. ?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

4 Fszs pRasa.--W ashingsos's opiniow
sf . free press will bear rspablishlng iusi
aew. Ws quote fren his nAasaga Of De
essnbsx 80, lTs3 rea S
Yhsxs Ia NO rssourea 20 Grn for the
Government oil .he United States as The
aascsioas " the people, guided BIZ a. en-
lgktsned pelicy, and 70 this primary
good nothing sam eondaoe more than I
isithfal representation Of publie proceed
ings, diGHssd soithJus sassS@assa shTopgh
oal che United Ssatss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

sCALI. thai . kisd man 2'' said an act
or, speaking Of an aequaintance, "a mas
who is away from hia family and never
SENDS them q faxthing Call that kind
ness ?'' "Unrasaisking kindness, y chuck
led wag. sos @ r. J@- /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

Az eastern editos snnounces the arrival
oil a twelfth responsibility as bis haase,
Aua makes the following touching appeal
shcrsapsn 1 'tMeEs Subscribers wanted o.
shis ot6Ss4n z..Es H. s1 sas .zau
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

SEaHCxgs FzoM TIE RoLLs.-%asn. Ben
Aazmas gsainA has BEEN stvlokau frosA the
solIs OF sks arxsyss twill be rsusssabarsa
be- was antiav ARREST, bath aia WssEsrn
Vasainsa ard - South eamsliua4 He Dad
eoaaaaand sf she troops as the slaeghsea
lea Samaa fsaama. sHiT8fl .ses
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

Tag Dg4Fr.- The War Department has
decided that all persons who hare fur
niahed sabssitates prsvioas 70 the drHfs
muss ssks their chances Ia the dsafs
wheel. yass 4 agA .s1s.z a54zsJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
OFFICER = ptsEY,
a - =. 4 BANKERS, 10 III
Tex Fsyias & Collecting Agents,
NATHAN P. DODGE.
BANKER

TAX PATEHU AND COLLECTING A8ENX
COUNCIL aG.UFFs. IOWA
TAs Esaezal Ranking, Coiiectlaa and Land Busi-
ness transacted in all iGs hTaaehea.
faxes paid Ia wssssxn Iowa Ana y eeEssks ca tAs
most liberal taxma
REFERENCES:
Para 8&Ek, Mes Yarx Gag, -s 70
State saxiES Assselastea, AZ. Losiss
MasSs1AaaettS RaHk, BestSn, MAsa,
WmskEntah Bank DO DO
Henry RaTaam, Chieasa. ILL.,
Hen Tahh l.. Easssn, HAshia810n, .. C.
Bank OF Syracuse, syrsgass, N. T.,
n, Price. PFs&idsas a4A&s Baak ~ Is&a,
AsaaEE. GTog, Me0R@nEg y Co. 81. L1aia,
Hsn- G. Baldwin, Jm4xs Supreme Court Of Iowa,
Hon = seiis, Secretary Of sIats, Iowa,
Jan 4, la2 Is. Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

aw The Absaisiaa-R Republioans wal
ssssaialy b abse sa sassy sheIs1ss'apns Of
the coantry, IL they ean sseesed ia ges-
ting one hAaf Of lhs Dsmesrass iafs sas
army and the pshg half IN prss0,s. This
seerns 70 be their policy. .bapssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

In waxsaalf phafTsns fraisnr Tudged
by ths Jinrns II Wllson oode. As Is, bul tsss
b !. an. = ksasisai' = ysa issg Is ,ad nay .s
Caneress ~ and it sli rigbt hug Let !
fpsssssrss - snyshiry mi va, wiIl
hsar : hawI sSnt ws.sla sbanss : ss,e ii
uaIyas -'r Fsp@
pasd whst thsa nss phiIitns saaid Ia 4
sr,ssoh III Ibbingdon. Mass. nof fang
sInee 90 S''.T'e'' '' BIT
s.Ha Ms phgffina looEss pnon tbs
nra.ant war eonduassd withonf ! rsasa6T.
shis ob;ea1 a. ! tossff ia N bIooI ana
tyss.Srs Rsltsr thp sa,,sh aba,sld % To-
az .bsa toas anos n, lSfs 10 nraIosg Sy tha
va wsr Inon IL rsss-sSf dessstabts nsI;,cv
s oy,s I. -. 80, liz ssss ,,sss.
s.,t t,,rffs a H. IssT IF IL Ga,,,Ty, : ~
M. @ vanEs ! ~ ,,,sII - 49, ayd sr i
sgith ias atIrr u y - - ~#
Ect nj Taak III .nnathay nars "a az bis
~ II III T0rss sFTF - gFT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

Bfaaxsr DoSArfos Yxr.-Joha G. Rivss
tho publisher Of the Coagrsssso'aal GIods,
has contributed Oh, 200 % the raising aud
equippiug the iss regiment Of the District
OF Columbia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

Tms aapartassAls Asss&sssss snasiaax ssswzas
naaxssn A PH<ssess II. tAe Roes 80 aaaa haslassz
Il tails day dissolved by saatuAa eun3sss. Alldss4a
due the late arm mHss ks paid 50 osAess9s 9feifer
was u asaas sashaxiEs& - ass<ssaa - hssaness .
the lsaa arm ID ga Sa.aa 4aszas.
54eI i .tafssg @sg iil GO 4F&aFmM
CSuaeaI nsaEs. aiSwax aHsy so. 80. Saw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

Fv-sE L a - 4 ss-x1s 4
h0AaSAIIos4--Ine hqpa baa4a - M ~
caga have ~ na@iassea !. y. Afsssa y
Congress esa -asvad saus&sg 4tA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

s. THgx giTs p sow 70 bhe wife Of usry
man whoeaisaaS In erieaus Oaaaty, Rsans
syEvaaia. rasItaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

80 ). M. HrA4T, has been appugassd
Provost Marshall Of Iowas p = a~S'@ vi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
NOTICE 10 LAND HoLDERsI
--.a J. SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC q &COkvEYAAcEE

5:4 GLEEwooD, IOWA.
Has made suis sonpIsss aud psrYscz Abstract Of
fittss ~ al the Lands In Mills county, iowa, in
essasss sas osisiass sales BY the sovsznmsut, and
ALI sassss uass4 esavsyancss, aeEsgasss, Bssas Of
Txasts os sfass aacnnbE&ass. .1s-t
Aaza afnaa aasa soaapsess Abstxaes ss Title 10 ali
the Lots ia the city Of GienSood and tao Additions
thesete--aaa also ta Paaiac City, in said eounty
~ DIR &asG EagHa Egompt atfeaEiSs 10 she pRy-
meat Of Taxes, sxzminAsion OF Titles, and all other
Saxlnzss psstatain9 70 Geessal L2Ad Agsuey.
n~Ozca tE the Coart House
zanaksyS .. 1851. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

O. %. LEEs
wem@@ O. psshsC RMys&@a@ = =
COUNCIL. aLuRYss IOWA .a~ g-a
wvpomsa in PaSsalx sSsss, SV~F F2E&S = %
stBFf. H., - ..s :
-unssr. his professional ssryiesg 70 tbs citizens
,,rzmpcl 81 as aad sasaatss. 2szsa@aIAx @<aS3~
go rtvvn % cAro1sc Diseases.
|yrp,Ies sgzcssa&mlg sgsAtsa-
Jase 10. t5sz ,FEt.4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

garors and witnesses viii sNks aotles tha& the
Hsxs kswm af sAs bfatgSG4 Gamrx viii cssmsaenss %
Ire last Msaaay t0~was: tesssA day sf fJuag, sSs2,
ara win rpaSfnhe ia saSgIas hires weeks, 81 ansA
asl saaiasss Ia &asaeRsA sf.
Jals IssA, lsss.E 81 .gs Il ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

quickest ANA Hest R0@aG I
From DeayeE City Omaha. Council aluas. Dad
ASines, and AlfpolA "a Ma&Axu and Central Iosgs
~ Chlesgs sna The East with leas Htaxins aateGer
time aud no Fsrrg II the MfBsissippi nivsr
- Ths wsstsEp Siege Gasspsas maske aaxsrs
and sure eonnectipRs At brooklyn. =
1TatHs soEa se8 a. Ckicago sxsh TAfoagh EzSsess
Trains OF The Great Rastern Roatss.
xhsoaEa Aoksss 70 all paknss BY iii rass 81
sHIFPERs oR LIVE sG0aE b FaaIGRT
Is esp scay diTsetsd To the fAct thai ahis 10 the
0EEF RoBrE FRO N foWa ri THE
..-s,. yvas. zstl :, EASE gtI s5reEfseaE1
By which Throggh shspmeuk san BE- unae wathoul
s8s Of ssaaes dAAaassse EEsgs 1S to btorh
fFan nuloAdings ferrytag, aFayAgs or asasinx aud
reioadtng At tas Mississippi River TRroug6 tas
gaveR wtsA tRe eAnies q xsstss. osax-eAAxges
promptly adJussed >
RRoaghts saispsd ssusa llss Easa, marked SCARF
phleAgo and kecG Island H. g. = viii mai he EHsasct
TO delay % tTanafsr nc Chicago. -"' ~ - ~"
Fhe kA ls nswr ketRx sxsaaasd wea4 os
VIII De ran 10 sks cad Of the trmck. zs d'rsEs
JOHN T. TRACY, .
W. L 81 SoHG, HSa Gtn'f saDE.
Gep'I FrssKh1 and Ticket Axeak chiesws
W, r, 6gRART, E.i s.E Snfeaso f-~TT
GeR'l West Agt, q. FTskR, All
Iowa City. RtookIyn.
guneIts 1861 ~ r-.... .TIrEIF Ii
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

( @a EsSxa u axss--a ss+ss sssis5 ssss 81
IL ksaxn@~Nswara hsxsay maazAaa xA@3 shaTs IL
os "a de Ia tie uatsa sf the Gterk sf EAs nsxsS4
,saxs 81 SFawzsr4 Eoaasg ln kAs etssasaf t9n&s d
&pffts9n efCkayaea n. Hu&s, GzaazElAk 90 ron di-
voyvs arsu the eenas Of azzssamany % the xtenEax
af wstsal assessapm u AiM fsx 10 sRsrs Of mnfs
gsss exw VA sa asa& sNs Esxss3 y9u app$Ar aBA an
~ nexs sssr az fhs D4ass4k Csuyt af ssfd eosnsy
q q bsssssm ARD m& 8s& 4dNzzssz On TMssd&y -
sssz &sg oan<sseef. AsW 80. asfsaii win bs ka-
tersd saaInss yeR kuA 8erxse fsnasgsa In kneeF@
Ut ssSa1eNEA asAI I1Ak3 IL kuxxEk, -
/ sssas srhs zHwa SaFy a& - xM
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

{ IL the iaboring slaases do naE admire
sla praapncs thsy mass be sssy aifacult TO
.pa@&ses~~ W. ks GAstc4&sdss~ fa3gAS2t ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

WEEKLY BIJGI4E.
wEDGEsDAY. Aueusr "a, issa.

E1ss. n. YxTryaarLA d o., TIs Eassax s.
New Tess and 10 ssass 81, Eossens are err aEtaes
issd &asnss e rsceiye Aavsstiaias for tAis psrsz
ERJow, GoK D Co., are suLhexiae4 Agsa - Gai
New York and Philsasiphla, Bs-z@ss4 e-a esEa
Ers. 4. gELEa, Is sux aasaoflse4 Agsas fos
pys posr d CO. ,afs oaraatks,issa Agsass
for 81, Loaissn zss "a s...4.
Eg@@ @sHeumzss, EsaE aasapsassS Assatfeu
Ad6AgS. " @ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

n" MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN srs
invited to bring in their work and try us. We
guRyr&nt euttrs satisfaction rs IL regards prfees
and WORK q. h.f H5l u .aGl5-sGg sss1W
~ Cab and sxkInlnS Work and Prices.r.55.s.r
"a -ssrr ... 81 BABBTTT CARPKHTRR
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
ANOTHER ARREST.

RoBEz PKEcUAL, Sse'y.
, 1862-01-14
4 CATHOLIC VHW.

We reprint from the January number Of
Byotonsost's Reeieac-the organ Of very
large body Of American Catlolics-the
leading points Of paper entitled "The
Nations Struggle for Life being crit.
cism Of the Presidents message, which
will attract the attention Of our readers
first, because Of the source whence the
opinions come, and next by reason Of the
intrinsic merit Of the opinions themselves.
We have reason to believe that Mr.
Brownson's views touching the duty Of
American Catholics in this crisis, are shar-
ed By many Of the digaitaries Of the Church
IN the West; and that no party will again
be able 10 rcproach Catholicism with being
in this country the friend and supporter Of
human bondage. The revolution Of opin-
ion has been gradual. but it is now mark
ed, and the alacrity with which tens Of
thousands Of Catholic citizens hare rushed
10 arms for the defence Of our country,
against the attacks of the sfaveholding
oligarchy, is proof enough that it is deep
and enduring. As one Of the signs Of the
times, Which indicates subsidenee Of the
illogical anin1osity, and an union Of all
| loyal men in the work which must be
done TO save the nation, we accept it with
! thankfulness and joy
, 1862-01-14

Mr. Peclle, Secretary Of State, Of 1ndiaaa,
in lis reportEh affairs Of Office for thc
fourteen months beginning November l. 1850,
and ending with the 1st Of January1s5 states
that ninety-onc executive pardous were issued,
Of which Coz. Hammond, in two months,
made twenty-five: Gov. Lane one; and Gov.
Morton thirty-dye. Also, during tue same
period, The sum Of s, $50 has been 1cuitted,
being fines and forfeitures adjudged
against different persons by the courts
of the State, Of which the sum 81
5000 vas remittcd bv Gov. hammond
and the sum Of s. $50 by Gov. Morton
, 1862-01-14

In the Message, OF Mayor Opd5ke Of
New Fork, attention Is called to the tiains
amount Of revenue derived from market and
wharf property owned hy the city, only aeeut
$;45, ,D0O being realized BY the treasury from
property valued at nearIy s7,0oo,ooo. The
opiaton:i6 expressed that the Interests Of the
city wpu1I he advanced by saic Of the 1asF-
kets I'D ~!,Ercs, and the apphcation of tho
proceeds to thc pa7snsat of the 77.hls debt.
, 1862-01-14

There vas rumoz in Lafayette last We'd
ncsday, that Col. Anneke. in command Of the
artillery camp at indianapolis, had, under or
dcrs, proceeded TO the State House and COM
PEELED the members Of The Democratic Con-
yention to take the oath Of allegiance and
loyalty. It was, Of course. a eanard, but not
50 bad an idea. The members would have
gagged some at an oath Of loyalty.
, 1862-01-14

Tue contest between Robinson and Craw
ford for the Gorernorship Of Kansas Is now in
its full tide before the Supreme Court Of the
State, At the instance OF Mr.. Crawford, the
court has issued mandamus requiring tic
State can7assers {Robinson, etc..) to count up
the votes for Crawford, which is tue final step
in the proceedings. Crawford will then show
that out of 5000 votes cast on the Capital
question, he received clear majority. It is
said that Gov. Robinson privately regards his
case as hopeless, and is figuring for the United
States Senntorslip to succeed Lane. All the
| newspapers Of Kansas, except one or two, are
down upon Robinson.
, 1862-01-14

The torpidity Of our army occasions even
more amazement among the seeessionists
than among loyal men in the North. The
rebels confidently looked for g grand ad-
vance Of all cur columns during the beau
tiful month Of December. The weather
was SO remarkably adapted to military op-
erations, and OH forces in such excellent
condition as compared with their own,
that the secesh awaited the shock with fear
and tzepidation. They knew that our
forces greatly outnumbered theirs, and
that our men were altogether bet
Ter armed and equipped, better fed and
clothed, Letter provided with artillery
and ammunition better drilled and
in better health than their own troops
Dav after dsy passed and to the aston
;shment Of the rebels, no advance Was
made and no blow struck, The rebels III
terpreteJ the magnificent weather as spe.
cil manifestation of Providence in behalf o1
The Union cause. and an unpropitlous omen
to themselves. "But," remarks South
ern paper with scorching sarcasm, Prov
idence seems to have understood the enemy
bitter than we did ourselves" In castin:
about for solution Of the strange phe
nomenon;'' some Of the secesh Journals as
crihe it TO the cowardicc Of our sol
dicrs, and ailege that they will no
fight; thHt they enlisted to draw pa,
and rations, but possess 10 courage an,
dare not face The deE Soutllrons in bal
tic, Other Southern journals refer Ii
cau;e Of t1ae failure Of our armies to at
vance to the ''had craftsmanship Of the Cal
met, and the worse generalship Of the Of
GERS Who conduct the var" The rebel leas
ers freely concede now, that "bold, eHeci,
~j,lows in December, stricken sin1ultan
"cl.sly hy an our armies, could not ha'
*.faiIed 10 crush their strength and put
gloomy face on their affairs" They e
,.ltingly claim that our generals have II
z,:c golden opportunity slip through th<
frgcre, and that now it is too late to 7
.-ieye Tie astounding bIuuder."
The allegation that Ae fault Les with t
, 1862-01-14
!Froln onr Special I;eportcr.l

Tie Aeoonaac Expedition Aqain~-An lnterrit,o
4ciM Najor- General Di1-Ihe Generals Tic7rs
Of Negro Catching by the A,ny---A2so Of SID
sr4y az connected zcTh The Re5eNion--7hTeat-
fn.fg nf 1,es soin 'ng H,nnSs 1f nsHs e ss S' If
Secretary 1FellcS.
, 1862-01-14

- Tie Michigan Supreme Court, in ses-
sion at Lansing, has decided that the State tax
ppon the Michigan Southern Railroad "as
properly assessed, and that the same must be
paid. This puts abont $50 600 into the State
Treasury, and makes up the deficit IN List
rrar's accounts.
, 1862-01-14

w The Crescent Iron forks, at Wheeling
which, with the lands attached Tin Wetzel
county,, cost 100000, have been sold to
M.ssrs. Whitaker & CoMden ofPhiIadelphia
and viii ~ item be put is!o successful opera
ton.
, 1862-01-14

F The Springfield Journal learns That
Lieutenant Colonel L. f. Watcrs, and Major
C. J. sel1ont Of the aSth regiment, Illinois
volunteers, have rendered their designations.
Deafness is given as the cause OF Mai. se1lon's
resignation. No reason is assigned for that
of Col. Waters. Both officers are highly
esteemed in the regiment, and Tic scr7tce will
reprrt tn lose them.