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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08
ROBBERY OF q RAILROAD TRAFS-~~
&5Ss0@e 81 8&EN FA0Ax ADAMS EXA
PAhAS COMPANY,


Prem sas BsiEinsors saa, karrh A.
Early yesterday snarning news reached
this scity that Lbs safe keaanging to shs
Adams Express Campaay bad been sto-
les, from the night trnin On the Northern
Central Railr. nj, with lakge amount Of
napGAsy and ether valGables4 AT one time
u Was stated Ebas some tsd hundred aaa
sixty lhoasand sieilars wsrs ia the safe,
bal that ID n very large Ambuas. AID Ghe
report gained but little erenence. Ii ap-
pears that the train lpfk shis cisy for The
North aud West at niae s,dIosk on Mon
aay nishf, aaa the baggage car baing
more comfortable than lbs car belonging
10 she Express Company, THE safe don.
taiaing the yalaAbies aas placed III that.
Ths baggage car eostains sso apart
massss. the EEaat being occupied b. the
mail ana the rear f0T the baggage The
baggage master, with the anessenger Of
che Expfess Company, named HeitEslf,
weFe both IN the ear, aud everything was
all right wben thay reached Ceekeyssi iIla.
After leaving she laat named plaza,
beth of the parties uaentiohed walk II IN,
10 the mari room, where they rennined
for short time, and on nearing Park ton,
disisnee of only aias males from Coa-
keyssille, Mr.. Waissell rslagned 10 .Ehs
baggage department.. and 4iaecyeFed that
che safe was gone. lie knew II contain
ad eansidsrahh aInouhs of money. bsyt
did not lsie4aph 70 the agens In shis
city, nor did hsr atop until be rraesa-
sd Harrisburg. AT Rhtl PARTON or
poirt the safe was thrown from the ear
could not be aseertaine9, and II could ON.
Iy hare bsen dogs by sBtnb pessan con.
eaal I'd in ths saF whan she sFain ataFtad.
or by some parsoR. who satksed the bag
gage car from the passenger car behind.
TAs messenger tsiegfap1ed Go s. NJ
Shosmaker, Esq.s tha agesk 10 saais cisy,
chat when he went inke sha maid depart
aaent the rear daar Of she baggage car
was locked, and when hs discovered that
slae safohad disappeared II was also fnck-
ed. Tw0ssnnks bslenxfnk 70 passengers
we're also sskao III ssss aaaae Glaaa.
The safe contained ahans lfsy sh0a-
sssad dollars 10 cash. ash II portion OF
which was III gold. Il 4kfA was i ings
asnpaat of iesFsifs0atss II Indebtedness,
but tslay ara 0f 90 saei 80 shn shieves, 40
paymens wns as oacp stopped. IAgre
were also some Geyegamens bonds, but
they, TOO, are saiueIess. The principal
pute she fnsney Dad bhen ssas from
Mashingsan, mad assssia akaasssa EDf thu
Iaalilias sf splalpTs whe1 are ngm ailh
tka army. Tbe casnpaRy has detergn med
II nsks i rigsa Investigation of The mat.
seS. ard % tssser. u pbssieiss sAs rssfrus
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

EFF tAess tafey,sai fasaassea ass Abo4
ls!toassts sUw gsf tAs pssssr IN their
Aass6s, fhey riR ossrids sa4 Co,assisa-
ti6Rs, set the Saprsmss Court al detfanes,
dAaags aRd make kaUz'9o sssif thesa&esoes
LAY yIoEEs1 HASDS ON TKosg WHO DIP
TKz wrra raEx N. oPrSIoxs or dare qses-
hon tAsis fidelity, asad asaaily bGakrups
Ehs eosatry aud d<;ss9s u asith blood. Pr
DANIEL WxRsTxA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08
LOOK ON @EHEs eEeagRE.

Hn 81 HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
RBCTLY Or, faDIEKOFBf, TO IN
TgRFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
on sIiAVghY IN THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
SO, AND HAVE Nc INCLINATION
70 Do so.n--Prsiassf Liza ON Ia
an EaaaaaraI Address.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

- xI declAre apon nag responsibility
~ 5 Seaasos, shsa sha liberties of this
country are In srsafeT danger to-day
fxem sfss ssrsupsions, asad tTups ths
reaisacs pTuctiesa ia sAeCarsoas dspaTs-
maats of Elss Gotsyaaeas, taaa tAsy ore
from he easaay IN he opea s.ld,-I p.
Haie, Rep ablseaa Senator .fsaas kssC
HamssNsfs. EH ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

Il : p
The falaRing sanfesafoni vas nads b.
shs Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican mem
bsr Of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 25th ofgApsas jaz wasea be gaxpssed
the eoErupsness of Lineoln's adninistra
tion .........
FsTHs GENTLEMEN MUST REdEM-
BEE TKaATt III TEE RFRsT gE Aaas or
L. REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFaRM AND Re-
THERE'S ISDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT sQMEBoDYHAs PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TIRE AsURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH as THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES or THE GOV
ERNMENT DgRENG THE ADAIEIs-
'TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
on ITS GORRUPTIoNso ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

SI ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS or STATES ARE AMI
HABEAFTER SHALL BE FREE
Lsaxola's Emaneigatioa Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

NEw- JxasaY LsAss--A bin has bsen
insrodaesd into tha Ne~ Jsrssy Legisis- ]
ture to authorize the State 70 borrow Eps
miilioa dollars for waas pu.poss ID not
arnoanead. ..ss j. 80. i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

. ~ s The sass eRas % lsagsr % dis
a. lsed that uany u eke Republican Sem
ssdrs dssftp wax and 1isanIOas under pss-
tsxs an saning Che Union. They wish 10
ges RIA Of the soathern States, In order
10 haveE msicsitx Ii he Esn&ta TO eens
srsp tbs apPsinsmsats, and uaany OF ttaFa
shihk shsY gYp hold . psspspassss Repabs
iissa maio1i8 Il ~ agorsbsf kls1ss, ,bui
aef Ii thk NkDls Union for paftisan Geo;
saxsI neg ste asxI6ns% 20 ti1ss5iss The Un-
tnxs. IL il sas. b., dons WiiAsxt hpldins
shsIn Yssponsshie befoss she people. "
Ss1pAea 4 Isqtgtas - ~ U .. Aaegsl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08
AkYEAos' orsssos oE EDrr1sa.-Befol

AKgEaGs' OR4SEeS OF EDFrIsG.-B Before
zoe go FIR editor, young nsn, pauss and
take big think Do nss rush into the
. EDITORIAL haEaess 500 .bAakily. Look
around and see Ii shere - mas some oaa-
minus to drivs OF some sell Somewhere 10
be siilsd-eierkship of some meat cart to
b. 6iIesl-Hnythsfg lhat-is Yes.atabis or
healthy, rather than guisag for An etiitor,
which h bad business at hsst. We are
not horse, and consequently hass not
been called upon TO furnish the motive
poorer fer thfsshing machine bat we
fancy that the life Of an sdi1es, who
tis forced To writa whether be feels lke
il Or not, is much lake thai Of the ssaed
in QUESTION. If fhe yeas and neighs
eoalsl BE- vbtaiacd, we believe the inteih-
geat horse woHla aesAse that the thrash-
ing nseslise - preferable 70 taa sawegaua
editorial. Ths editors work ID .uegpr
deae. lie 10 drafted ineessanEiv, and no
wonder saass aa tiEssa Eap premalaEsiy.-~
Other psppls oAa atseni haneaPts. we'd
0fugs, etc, visit halls 0f dazzling light,
and break Windows, fiek i man OCCASION
ally, and enj ~ themselves in avar1esy Of
Ways; but the editor canaue fEe auusa
teianisusly ssick te tina anlllt This pFuss,
Iike q siek balsys must nas bs left aloaa
fJr a s.iause.i II the prsss is teft 10 run
ITSELF exen for q day. spzae persan it,dsg-'
naatlY ogisrs. shs cAFsisr BOY 10 stop
bringing iAalspapsr. Thaas h aoshing Ia
II. | w0a's hsys IL in the house.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

wEDNEsD.ly. AsaRiL 9 ls

wY~s, IL YxvxxMuxss1 II Gessal1 Mxanxn -
Nsw xexx Rnd 10 State Sfs Bissss&, are szx ntkss
assd Gxsass . rsseisa Xa ssFsasIat 10 sAasvspel
Z EF@ yex, Cos b Co., sss anssastas<s AEsmas aos
Ne* YaEk asd Philadelphia.
ET s n. MIRA, Is oar asstserlsS A1pox fss
passem sx sf5s i.
EFg, 0, roar q GO ,are.d4ese&f ps33Abs bsAssmss
for 81. f.aafs = sA &Ets
ETsz 2. aouxpss As safs j slAefassAs Asssa sss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

e Within sight OF The City Of 81.
Louis, there arc in process of esnssrus-
hon mol lsss than six OF ths most com
plets, Eaost pswarfnl and largest iron
AlonltoFs ever built. y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

ARsfsAL OF CesTRaBAsBs IN Iowa
a @likslg les vi eensrsbaaas, consisting og
Elaea, women and childrsn, sasne np ON
she JeanissD Deans, nighl sbefare lsss, ia
charge of Mr.. Chaadfe. They are from
Arsansas, aad number of tie men have
vouchers for considea able sums due
4hcm.. ,e...,.
Being placed in care of The Provoss
Marshal, they have through him hired
themselves out to different persons wish
ing theiEs services. The soaRaess for We
mems wages wers froms q ta ia sners
faonth, by the year, and tha womehss
about $S per month. Tbe negroes In aIl
eases sssade thaif osn bzsgxihs. ri
4 aotisssbls fass3 In shls aoohasuzScn Ia,
THAI akbppgh Ehess eoasrakands oozns 10
Che night, vlthout any pxsyisus notics.
there were more Applications for Them by
nina o'efopk tae uext fR1rufng than ooufa
BE supplied trK Ks0kak Gass Cisy. n.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

- Tee bride oe shs Pfisce OF Wales
Eas rserivsd fsom che King Of Denmark
. psssssss ef tae Dagsaar {,ross, which is
supposed 10 pssssss exsraosdinary sir-I
sass, aadis u grsaeansseassy and ysiae.
Il also eonsaaas piece of sisk from -
grave Of King Gaauss. The ornamsns b
IL oshss saspecss Of most cosby d.
ssripsssn, ~ shs aecklacs e0ataIas swe
Ehaasapi brsiiiaats md knsdsei
aad eishlssa pearls, snd sAs oross Asssas,
"a q eRls allsssd q saasais u fnsnsns
6f tho lkrus usosa. ~ ssS ssf SIS f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

AEFA 4 n Y
CopPgaaE6ns.-Ths name Of Copper
bead is NOT ~ dsssasing ~ enc msghisf I'm.
agiue- Ehsre il u iiafls. bis uf history
coanected With the eomparisoz which
half reeoneiles ns to it. Before this in
fernsa war was wagsd, and wise1a the hon
ors1 Descendants of the Mt. Fsrnos fAEas-
ly, Gecrga WashiAgton Paska Cnssia, W as
living, oR gaia days, at Alexandsig, Viz
ginas, headed By Castis. q deIexaaion
aSa1 20 visit the sotred derosisAFy and
bring oas far ailsus ex hibision ifftas biz
Of soiled and dsfsasd huasisg, Represents
fssg Tor ~ desiosS = sfoopperhsado alssuar
"a at danger awaiting with head uprsis-
cd, an expected atsack, while underneath,
the saxgsssiEe aaosto read ksDon's frsa5
on aas." TAa1 liktls lag was act crested
with hilarious sheuEs and cheers which
often diseleses she want as well "A the
possesaion of fseiing, but with d sslens
Homage, too powerful for expression.-~
AS ths ysnerabie Gussis, waEed she wxr-
worn eaRbiem 10 aud fro the audienae
scesned awsd Into 4 spirit Of appreeissien
Of what their ancestors had snEared TOR
theis ffeedoaas aad wers strengthened Id
the detsruinasion 80 uphold ID aoT sheua-
selves. For shal sassersd flag VISA the enc
which, spiked TO she mast.' bad waved
over the Bon Hofnrns Richard lii her ter !
-risle ssa 6ghs wath saa Sesapis, aud whish
aespssa Eaa alssmps afs0owasxas 50 psaa u
aowa. waved through the contest ua-
ssi thp III hard sunk in the waterY absss,
That aag was tho dag of John paal Jones',
aad ia sievses = 'sosppersead,n e waraiug
saa iasnaslsr fsOoa'k sfead On me sp Itfs
sae wasains EhleA tAs Cpppsrhesds OF The
present day give 20 those who weald assail
the rights thas Paul Jones fought 70 se-
caFs- Dabssas Hsseia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

4 KINDS or DISEASED EYES. CURED
+. afaaRsas &nasalEaatlsR, ScuaA or EIlHas or
i stturtioas On tae EYE. win ba removed Aad
ksR my sszsea in sAeFt taeaa. Cares wsRFan-
iyaeszI can fgaexs tzE
la sszra from 9 90 @ A. NJ, and frUsn I so q
Il bats opposite the PsekAk asaAs. paaAsll
/, ~ -. ~. Iaas u, lssa-sDa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

sssriisa 4flE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS GAN EaANCIPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS or DIVORCE. y
w-E -Ex-G0v. Hsssy Dussoss, V.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08
j. PALMER. -...
AVID = TAX PAYING AGENT,

wv NfENN A&WFFsJ - " a
- sasiasss tEansaesea, 10 ali tts braneass. -
Tgrtaats 5p aght, seId and located, Tsxss paid
City and County Or1szs bo asht sn6 sold, Tax
- a 01atha, r. T., xnds satrsundinx eoanttes.
AFLSEzcES-T A. fAcEScns Psea.s 8Bd y n
[.'T =, CAsaisy, RrAHch stats Haak eg lows
sa. slgTs Tnaayfs-si
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

Tue JoHs YAS BpREs MoyEzsgT.--
The Off repeated question, what dces Jno.
Van Bnrsa meaniS can now ba answered.
IL has bean discovered thas sras 10 bis
character, be 10 engaged m srana
scheme % get ths eqalroi OF pahIie az
fairs. The proiees originated with Seq
aFd and Wesdy and JOAN was taken into
the firm as . janior member. They se1e
to adsecale - vigorous prosecution of sha
war, withia the limits al thaeoassitasion,
for time. Arbissasy arrests wsre 40
longer to be permitted the press TO be
free-free speech 20 prevail, and ths
Emancipation Proclamation 10 be With
drawn. The radical Abolisionisss vera
to be assignad 10 back seass~-tha Oabi-
net was 20 be rsnodaless milk sud water
democrats and waker and milk gepubli-
cans #ese % be apTeinssd 10 thssofkess--
Seward and Weed weFa TO ssaad AZ the
bsssd Vi the War snd State Depasxmsnsa,
and Jsshn was to 10 10 Eaglaua vice Aa-
afns, exenAssl from duty. IL
Up 70 this peiut all mas vail heyona
IL cams trouble, The New Eark demos
racy faslsd 10 ssses II, e aaa naw Iokn
srndges alang in tha mad, qua ek sha
dem 9Sralsc eoaehs laaghed a., ssernsa
and despised. 80 ~ s.
Tna scbeme failed aad wisl il sha no.
litieai stock In trade al ,Ioha and Ais co..
worksrs want tei tbs dogs. - Dstaeme
kssf 04as s44 I'll Es5s-4 sfF s9 u III
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

/ RscaFg ron Hans Dasrxxpxa. -s4Tsks
of spies pepper, ginesF, salss soot, white
of ben dung white pine taxpias (eg if
shis IL not hady, spirits OF Euspsakine,)
lof each, ons tablespoonful nix wifh {
Ieggss aad sssesaeh msas o. aaaF u thieks
en make INTO three balls, and give ena
.eseFy other mpgning. Once making 10
gsnefally eaough 10 care tie. worst cases
of this disesse- 90
Ws hare sxisd the abose and ssan ifI
trsah IN ssvssal eases of harn dissssnpes,
where tae aniaaA coaIa aot g@e 40 with-
out hefp and worked like charm, We
send u 20 you therefore to give to The
snoasands of readers of yeuf yazaabfs
FaaEmE shepiAg il nay be oe hs1ess to
some one,-N z. AygHs,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08
.aarY Line On Reasonable Tsrns.

- ~"~. SH kk&a a~ss@S@*@ wtts~s
$50 ran aa 0usaibus sf Hsek 70 md from shs
y -aa.4Asg daElpg kA@ bgatip& SEASON,
TfF sen saIFpsls a. Azyt tng TIE GhAnikas ea4l
~ iEetlisaee fsE Fssksgsgsfs viII be aseDHzaRa-
p ssrths word st fhsStaSls
sn 5so. DoHAEY4
f@r'aFy 10, SO. .Iy !.
hIE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08

a. MoRK SDRsRuggp 0xpEks.--(sen. Car.
ringtea. ef lsssasMna In imitation Of the
greater tyEanss ~ Washington. has pro-
hih5sed the sale al Ass-assns, kalses, lead,
pswsfaF aad Gaps, ia saas State, and hegs~
alter only tha Eaaa sgsw ssm pssaaiss shall
be ssaassa can EH1fohase araas. This 10 a'
gFana sqhsma, Whereby 10 sssm the Ssreng
Band and ostsr aboissiuasst seciasies; and
prevent the Demoegsts from being abas
20 safsnsl shaanseavss frusn attack. As o
prrksxf ia sssfa defense h@ ssausEs that
TIERS are Gaaay disloyal sals In saAiaaa,
whp are ready to 6ghs tAs sosasismeut.
fAsre Tse all oses she Nysths haaassyis
81 sEsonsasEls of bsaEs and sfas sasn wha
wil, shen she sifss cssza fRns shs pss-
" which approses os the oossasaiy sies-;
pUtae acss OF sle McavTiss and Hasasr's,
Ne gtsy'a and Carripgt i, aad pas them
sdaxn, ard visit apoIi the Heads Df she sy
rapss sush panfshsnsas - thsy ansarys.---
'f5sy will ds shis vsassablY thrvxgh the
ballos-box, while lfai yshaains open to
alss III, and whsg1 4hak, shfoagh siss COR
EapE insi ae0eas 81 skIs aArsy isS{pwef. shAal
fasi, shes wsgi ase she s&eF % TIE sword.
I,ys sas dsspsss Ue ware = Ua1st4ss Her
A .I - ! ...*1-@..sssaass $500 sssgs
v allaaasghAmss pagnssasy dssaf-
apu sarig, aseeF.isng ID the t1ilosing
from .sa FoaA aa LIS Pxsss slieh cor
srscss We sssssasss shAs bs was bsr Soasha
= aIiaasiisss sml was bsFm In New I.isboA,
l9l,sfs. va haxH kssf,ytf hftfl absf fsxyaasl4 i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-08
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,,.s..ssaaS. ter 4 us ssaanas as iaisasa-
z sssss s,s 4 an ar1sss 8 ssssss Is isas . sas
III wAsa d scs atanassf ln aszs sh 90 sac saMa
ssa far, sxansisat Ra<sa wiishs ehaFSea
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

o. i = I.
ARrHUR sIgENs.-Ws knew Lin and esteemed
and admired him. and those who knew bin moro
intimately admired him The moro. He vas blessed
with genial and vorsati'c mind thai touched life
at all points, and with many gies aud grsco'
which rendered him the charm and central sttrao
tun of uny social groule. . Hs.was, We suppoTe'
in about his for,y-H or sixth year, n native o!
Elgetiold District and IN of the late Eldred Sim
kins who WAS ut ID time the law partner Of
George Nc Dufie .'fthur Simkins graduated from
the South Caro- M College in 1896, in class with
Wade Hampton, Jr., now General Hampton, and
.JUhn j. Seibels. ln,ely Minister to Brussels. En-
tcring the study and practice of law, he resided
near his native village and was keeny interested
in agricultural pursuits and occupations. He was
Commissioner in Equity, and vt the time Of his
death was Senator from his District.
EIs was for some time and at his deoeaae Editor
os the Edycjieid Adrritiser. and from the indica
tions Of original and versatile gcniGs indicated in
,hi. organ, he was con'idered by many friends
and readers eminently adapted for success and
influence in Editorial life aud labors.
AS an Edit..r, friend. companion and q citizen,
he will be ling missed md dsep!y lamented.--
Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Thc BLESSINGS Of a Rural Life.

Cultiyatc love for the country; the serene
;ays which rural life can ail,rd are far pre-
fsrab!c to the noisy, and alas, tno cfien, vi
cious qualifications which we seek amid the
wh.rl Of city lie. rhe,cty, as it were, ties
the souls affections tn The earlh-the works
and ways Of the World in it too ollen hide
from our eyes tue fair face OF Nature, Gni,
lead lis to forget the sloro%"s ttoii who made
-. ard TO wh9m W. are indebted for lie, and
h al;h, and all things
vapid, empty and artificial are the JOYS of
a city life when compared with the sacred
delights which srural residence can give to-
a mind highly constituted. Solitary oOmmu-
rion.wilh nature is one a. tho hottest delights
which the world can bestow-a delight which
ia suro 10 benefit the mind Which enjoys IT,,
PARITY is ensiumped on Natures form and
communion with hcT i sure 10 fil TIE soul
with all that is pure, and lovely, and ofgp0d
report.
IN every season Of ihe year a residence in
the coun,rY; has beneficial effect on the hu-
man sonl. In Spring: 1.-THE trees again
rlt on their singing r,hes, and mnrinur forth
The PRAISES Of nilo who mnda ;he,n. Spring
has a tendency to give bunyanry to the spirits
that heart i, calloui which d"es not awake
and s;nr when all things around are beaminS
with hope and promise,
In Summer the hlashins a,wera are seen
ar,;l rural retreats, and seem. meihinks, like
stolrn slor;es from Paradise then the singing
b;riis tril forth melodies, the purcst and the
sweetest on earth, and which may well raise
the thoughts away from this vanishing wofia
Of oar, to the rlnry-lsnd beyond.
In Au,uhln. the couitry teaches us wisdom
lessons the whispers that are heard when
the leaves aro falling, seem, methiaks, sweet
echoes from the angel. world, tclling that We
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

Hats.
I'd h" n butterfly
Rom in 4 lmWer-o

But wouldn't, under any consideration, To n
masculine gender when nf,er six hours hard dan
cicg, with occasional (only orea'ion"t, you kn"w)
/ in, productions behind the scene, The signal comes
for breaking up II there ever was miserable
creature in the world it is amsn when he hos TO
hunt for his hat.
Now you know as well as I do that next to his
| horse q man loves his deg andncxt to his aog'
his hat and then, if he be of ar afectionate dis
posi;ion, comes his ,oife! Let me satisfy you,
ladies, il your place stands anywhere near the hat,
YOU may be assured of domestic felicity, and
new bonnet every season.
Now, We all admire hats in general way
every fathers daughter of u.s. There isn't a wo-
man under certain psc" whose heart does not
! pulpitate audiby at the sight of those adorable
saucy little caps all fagrsed over with gold lace;
and even the more unpre;ending ones with re-
suoctabc black glazed cover, excite secret thrill
"a kind of {" How. much h-itreminds ine7o'-Johh'
emotion. But those aLominable abort'ons OF
taste and nature-those lazy, don't care, good-
f,rno,hing old slouched hats white, brown, Diaeh,
prey. or dirt. colored-can any body tell me what
in the name Of 81 that's ugly they 'cere made fOr'
Not for beauty, I'm sure With faded ribbon
kuotted carelessly around them, one eide Jefked
up. and the other side pulled down-the front
bent thi: way-the back twisted that way, men
toss them over their dishevelled locks, with kind
of devil-m care air, and away they strut WIN
the everlasting old pipe between their lips, to be
admired Shades Of D'0rsay and Brumel! ana
vet I'm firmly persuaded that consistent with the
inconsistency of human nature, these very ap"lo-
ries for chapeou.e occupy the warnest places IN
their affections and somehow or other nave
miseiying they actually believe these cherished
oh;.cts handsome and becoming Miserable de-
luson
OF course you have all seen the game OF hat
hunting performed after regular break down, ou
the pnrt Of those unfortunate morta's whose wives
hadntta possession of the precious article ana
held it us ple,iso OF good behavior; AID who
ccual not, as an for longer lingering turn
to his faithful spouse and say-
"I'ii sw-, I'll declare, Marihy, / can't so till
find my rat.'
an, the Wild running to and fro! The anxious
search, the furious re search, the nanacal eea'ch-
oyer..-aio. And last of all the overwhelming
despair in Mr. Toudles face as he iuplOres in hol
low accents =" Miss Betsy, Miss Betsy, If cant
lind my ha,, please send it over in tho morning
G.pt.emen, did you all fad Jour hats the other
,;m,.7 C.V.D
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

A TRUE ERol>t..-Whcn Gco. Forrest ar
rived at Black Greek, three rliles from Gads-
den, Ala, in hot pursuit Of the VandalS, he
found his progress checked by a swollen steam
and demolished bridge, while ads.aphmcnt Of
the enemy fingered behind 70 dispute his pas
sage 20 tie opposite side. Ignorant of the
ford, if in deed there was any, Gen. Forrest
himself rode back in 4nos'.of the necessary
Information. At the first house he made the
inquiry whether there was any person who
could pilot his command across the stream, to
which young lady made rePly-no male per
son being prasent-tbat if she had horse SIZE
would accompany and direct him. There be
ing no time for ceremony, Gen. Forrest pro
pos.d that she should get up behind him, to
which, with no maideil coyness, and actu1'ed
only By the heroic impulse to serve her cUun.
try, she at once consented, Her mothcr,
however, overbearing the suggestion, and
sona!ively alive to her daughters safety and
honnr, inlprpos.d tho objection, "S.r, my
child cannot thus accompany q stranger
Metlan," respectfully urged the far.tamsi
rheftgin, "my name is Forrest, and | will
be rispo siblc for this young lady's safety"
"Oh" rioned the good woman, $ if yop are
Gen. Forrest she can 60 with yon?"
Noun ed hahind the General, she pilotcd
him across the stream, exposed to the whia,
Ting bullets CT tha er6,hy nor did she retire
from kcr post Of da ger until the last man
mad safely crossed, ard the column seen in
continuance Of its rapid pursuit, accompanied
by her earnest prayers for success.
The name of this heroine is Miss Jane San
SON. who deserves tc he long and gratefully
remembered.-Jacksonville (Ala.) Republi,