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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

81 RI sKskEIIaa.
The Democracy have wArnsa the Abo-
liaonists frem time % tana. u the con-
sequences whiell shsir assion was certain
80 bring upon she naslon II psesisssd in.
They heedsd not the warnings given b.
the Democracy, but rushed heedlsssly
onward in their course until they hare
broaghs the nation 70 the very briak o.
destruction. Nov we ind shoss wAn
we're tbs leaders Of the Rspahlieha party
The Abolition party 10 disguise, rho
kept silent while the Abolition tornado
was gathering force and poweE-~aow
when il ID 700 Lace 10 savs the country
admitting tha truth Of the Dsmocrasse
prophesias s=d warnings, and raising
their voices against the incendiary and
Revolutionary acts Of shsir own party
TRuxEow WEED, editor OF the Albany
Eeeasns Journal who was . Hgeot
saoaghs Aholitionisss a few years age
has beoons frighsaned at shs coarse BIZ
party Is pursuing, and attsrs these irh
pressivs words. We do not believe cha
slavery was the cause 80 mach a. the sub
!. jact of the war, bat what Mr.. WExD say
. about the Abolition faaasicism ID trusIt
. the vsxy letter, and that which the Ad
J J ministration processes to be striving /
. ayert-sshs triumph Of the ssbsllioa,
- win b. made dOuhly sure BY lis acts :
q, The ruin of our ooansry, IL not airsad
y accomplished Ia Close hand. Ths peGp
n alone can save it. Let them read %
y carefully dijess the following from d
"a pen of THuRLow WggD: 4
: ssSlavsry 10 the eaase Of the rebsllie
"a Slavery conceived, matnFeds Eipeae
and precipitated rebellion. Slavery
m spousible Tor this great wieksdnsss "a
A greater calamity. Its utter destsaoki
IS "a Just and only sufficient peaalty, a
w slavery, unaided, could not have aail
:. the whole people of the South in rsb'
-, lion. Ii waa assisted, Is a governor
. South Carolina said, "by hssr b
= friends al tbs North, tbs Ah0ssftoRisti
=. = The South, bat for such northern saz
\ iaries, would have remained divided
= the question Of diaunion. The uAi
y. =. had hosts Of devoted friends In Georg
- North Carolina, Tennessee, TO-, v
would gladly hare stood By oar
.. IL ultra abolitionists would have allos
= its protecting folds to snbEaes shszn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
DoMKsTTC RKCEHRES.

DmgcreSs Eoa MAKING Vast AND
COOP BRKAD.--All houseksspers who de-
sire 70 make good bread have only to
follow she recipe given below TO secure
&hs happy result. have tested the mat
ter AMI know that thare 10 no humbug
and all the extra trouble about IL 10 more
than balanced oy the superior quality Of
the article produced. Firstly:
To MaxR YxAsr.-Take two hAndfuls
Of hops, 8 pinss Of water, 6 potatoes, and
boil then all until the posstoes are scfs !
tesn pare them, mash through culiendsr
and strain the Liquid. Put IL in yoar
preserving kettle oyer the hre, and add
one cup OF sugar, one tablespoonful OF
salt, ond one Of ginger add four enough
to make it of the consistency OF paste,
Aad then les Ii boil ave minutes, stirring
it vH the time. TaFn out, end when par
TALLY COOL add half pint Of good yeast.
Les this stand Till Fermentation takes
place, dad the job ID done. In the win
ter keep il In stone jar la the cellar,
bat in summer dry 1t by mixing is With
corn meal and spseaaiDs il on The table
exposed Go the air mot sun. Secondly :
To MAXI BaxAp.--W Wash and pare "A
good potatoes boil them with q large
handful Of salt till reduced to ine pulp;
strain shroug q cullendsr, add three pints
Of sweet milk, and when cool enough 10
bear your hand in il, stir In aoar enough
TO make q thick batter 70 this sponge
add coffee cup Of yeAss, makiHg the
sponge at night. In the morning add
six quarts Of new on sweet milk, and three
gills OF lime water, and knead IL into q
ssiG dough, In two or three haurs aftaz
kaeaaing, IL viii be - Light aad porouz
as honey comb knesd ID down. and altar
Is has again risen, noald ID and pat II
into pans. Let Ia stana Till ii rises agaia;
then wash the leaves ovsr with cold wat
er-shis prevents the formation OF boo
hard crust --and bake Ii in wsll heat
cd ovsn-when baked, wash again, wrap
ping Ii closely In your bread cloth. Give
shia fair trial, and will warrant sat-
isgacsion.--H. w. III. ia OessatFy Gass-
Glsmaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

Notice ID hereby given 10 all persons interesRsd
In she Estate Of wm. Hssharinssea, deceased, that
the First Moaday Of MAEeAs 1854, has been set foF
proving I'd The last viii and testament Of said de-
CEASED before the CaHnty Court OF POttawAtf&uais
EoHntyI
ABRAHAM TA0KSoay Couaas SHd&s.
CouncAt BLUFFS, January stn, s6s2-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

A BAD DILRNaA.--An old abolisioaist
simmer, in conversation with damSarasic
nsighbor, the Other day confessed 10 kot-
lows, 81 ewn's said be, ssthas the Rapab-
hoan party is In rasass . bad 6x. The
democrats hare esidsatiy goa tbs msjori-
ty In the Free States, and II the war kuras
cut Fundamentally shsy will still hare .
larger majority. On The saassasy, II the
var ID saeosssful, ssd the 8oath comes
back % tAa Uaion, Ii will be adding all
that mnch mora 10 TIA DsmosTAsia stsngth.
80 IL the war 20 which way 10 may q ia
death 70 she Rspabllssa party
We think there 10 soms hops yss fss he
eoavsssion o. that old aboilkioniss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

TaRv ARR Coassy FArHEA ABaAHAa.--
The ST. Louis Aa$seaey, one Of the mo8t
influential German papers in the United
States, and formerly Rspahlisau In poll.
tics has come over to the Democracy.
And the Sc. Louis Democrat, q radical
abolition sheet, says Frank P. Blair will
follow the example Of the An<issey. The
New York KairksFboeksF, ana Of the
abIess conducted and best patTonixsd
Magazines ia the nation has also dosEed
it's Republican garments and espSassd the
causa Of the Constitution. the Union and
the Democracy they are surely all com
ing saFasher khraham" 10 nsss
then.--Ksokak CossssisssasGa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

e ssCarying the var Into AfYioa''--
tbs prssidsnt's proclamation. Esssgor
7EEes.
ssoasryiag africa into the w4ssa you
shoald sag (which 10 quite . aihaRens
thing, and one that shrsassns graas inja-
gys--P erssand ArgSs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

Ths D@aorscy Of ths several counties in the
state are requested to that the necessary sisps
are tAasn in their respective counties to tnsErs
sAslr fail representation At ths State Convention
BY order Of Tie Democrats State CsatEaI Com
miaea. J. II RLLwooD. China.
J. @. TuRK, SsEy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
a. =. DKKAT, PROPRIETOR
DIES MONIES HOUSE
GoFasF wAlaRG K Water gtrs.,,

pRS AoiA&sg'" .'.'.--...r.... t,..,. log.
This spseleas aaa s0snfaFtabfe Hs,s, -
b. 9. sReFFoRD h Sos, who have "a =. aspa
the West. Their tablets always tuupll - - - IA
best that she market sySFds and every s'
Afforded Ia the ha" se for the comfort al var'
Of guests daring theiY stay al the Cspit.
Attachea - thss hstsi Is = ane st.brs 80 ~ ~
Ei&ge Haaaes whsER uayellefa' herss, ~, ~. SA,
tos, and persens hsEins Business it DE co.'s -
esn be aSoonanodaIcd With convey aisoes 10 .rT
Of ths state 9, y, sFoFFOEn 4 toss e.
pss Roines, Iowa, Dec 10, Isaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

The rseapituiatiou Of our Losses at this
disastrous battle, as given By the TTibassss,
il as follows:
Total number Of killed 300
Total number of wounded, 800
Missing lsappossd psissnersl 400
Ii will be- observed that nearly all the
names given In the above list are mem
bers of The 4sh, which regiment was In the
thiekest Of the fight.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

10 The sasokAoAasss Of tAe @. .. b 81 ga. n T.
Compapy.
Notice is hereby Siven, thai On July i4ahs tSs5
SheFe viii be an annual rnsSking OF the stoc&'
heldera sa sns 0sMncil Bluffs d 80. 10. 2a4iraaS
Company, tor the parp0aa Of slecstnS pxsSsos'
for the coming year. ..
j. 8. ATDRKUs, Secretary.
lima sth aRs2 -.. aw.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

Game 10 kAe enclosure az the kGbacxisaS 81 or
about sas LIST Of January iasts pale RRp OK, six
OF seven years cid la tbs apgtAG.
The pWnSF in requested - Sfss# REs2ss4sa 80
charles and take the animal away. 1865
Jan g. 1879. ...-zs - SIS &@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

RacnrTs or Heas AZ CsgcAao.--Ths
Chicago Tribune. d tho 18th, says that
. namber Of Iss and dressed hogs -
oalvssi In shas market sines Goa. lss, ars
sl7,ss7. OF sAsse l7o,seo, have been
sent eastward, lsssiag for thai aisy s4s.-
s21. Last ysss up 10 toe ssns dass, shs
assahee lsss eyss Mas absas 30 200.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
CouwcsG nluvys, lava, oss. u, 1850.

Dr. NJ q wssaAugy--Nna full ssst sf sxSaaA nj
teeth GA Gold Plata, wAicA ysH ssesatY ma&s fnr
nae 10 admirably answer Che paxpsss on fGssf cam
assaasaau sha4 uaazet FasE&zH szsA sxpssAsaa% te
zen nv kazh spiaion Of soa sa psafaat. Tss
psaass arA 90 p<sfecaiy aaspssa 70 sas aaaaza sza
10 sseA eshsr, that vita thslf aa beth spsAk And
sak a,ssast DC we'll Is fers9iY aiG with ny aAsa~
raj ssaaa ~ wpxk vi ART I ae moi think thas tas
% ssinaea 10 eaa be KnTpasaeas asvcfai Dsmfasfs
Aaa sssarsd ms thai sett ~ AEaaAcaai Teeth could
aos Ia aaa 70 k ng arr ssrvssa 10 ma, bat Yeay ss
ksxs Ssrsssnzs see asEcalss RpyTshes4ea By saess
xeaaSmasAs ! Il F@ - H. e&pSz~As&-
suy-tf-f ali - fts ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

- A iispsasA ffsn Sen Fsaasiseo
ssssss shas sAolssA Il raging amoag "a
British troops In Ckiaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

- Te kssp sasn In D GELD dsy, go
mm aosabls he ssbs - slsn aouhzs ~
xa..s.h AlsSs ls3 ~ IT s2a 90 tas saszB les
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

ana all tina esAsr little - assssAs 30 make coed
Mincs Pies. Also pEAcHEs. fkhiK ysara cFopj pot
20 10 order, In Qsaxt ana haif gallon eans-~sspss
sixlly fss tAa Fssaia sraAs-~ss be bad ~
news 1gstf GEKsAMA1's4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

e. xAass Wishing axssa sheala read
ass4 ssyaSas's masas In sAis pspms U
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wmK MKsSASg or Gov. SEYMOUR.
We call particular attention 70 ths able
and statesmanliks, Asssage Of Gov. sET-
xoUs, of New YORK, which will be found
on ths oaGsids of this issas and hope thas
no one viii fail to give ii 8 careful peru
sal. We regret thai is was impossible
for as TO publiah the. entire Message ;
bat we have published that portion,
which relates to national affairs leaving
out only that portion which relates sxSlu-
savaIy e The Affairs Of tina State, In
whish eur readers are not 30 much inter
esssd. Il 10 . noble production, and W.
hope il may be pablishsd IN pamphlet
form and scattered broadcast through
out the Land New York. IL our aasivs
State and we &rs glad to know that hen
citizens have still patriotism enough left
10 adhere to the old Consultation, framed
by their Revolutionary fathers. A Con-
ssitutiou, which had 1t been respected
and obsyed BY the fanatics Of the Nor
shsrn States, would now be the supreme
Law Of the land from Main b Texass--
Read and compare shsi aevsFnoEs Mes
sage with the chaotic mass az words GALL
I'd the Presidents Message md the speech
ID Of the insane Lossjey and Stevens OF
Congress, and thea dstsFzains which pol
iey il best calsulssesi % preserve the
country from ruin, and reader, do moi
enly eoncluds whieh d -shs best bat de-
tsrnins 70 carry out yoar conclusions By
dsposising youz vote IN the ballot boa
agsiass Ill who ssampls, Or apAeid shoss
Who do sxaaple the 0oasaisutioa aaass
foot.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

e. Ne wax nsws q inportszsss shis
wssks aAn gsisa On sAs Pssszasss
~ 80 rs 9sqFsssH s4s44 &5E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

r~ MERCHANTS AND BGsLRRss AEh are
iuvikaa % bRins In tAsiE wsFEs ana Try Hs- We
xwarTaa&sa saiirs Satisfaction - 1t rs&aEs prices
Snd wsEE, .,a...
RABBFrT D. C&EPKSTEk-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
NATHAN P, DODGE,
BANKER

.. ..' COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. e
The genera RAakIns, Coilecaipa AID Land Basl-
aess transacted In ali ilR branches
faxes paid in western Iswa aaa Nebraska 90 tas
uzoat liberal seFms. .s- rs >
RREERRGC1s:
Para Bank Asw York C4sys
state sAvtnk Associations 81. Louis,
MASSACHUSETTS R4ak, Boston, Mass.
washintoa Bach. do DO s."
Heury FaraRn, CaicAGD, III
Hen fohn A. Kassoa, WashiEgsea, D G.
RAaa Of syracuss, syracuse, n II
q Price. President stats Bank Of Iewa,
M4sarH Ctaz Mscfeery oa-, 81 LSsIH.
Hon. c. Bshtwias Judge sEpT ssae Court Of Iowa,
Man O. Sells, Secretary OF state Iowa, e.
Jan l. 1853. a. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

Our readers will reeolleet that at the
extra session Of Congress, q bill was pass
ed 70 punish men in ONCE who should be
engaged in contracts whereby the Govern
ment was swiudlsd. We published the
Law; out Congressman and others in ONCE
had not had their fll from the public
treasury, and hence just seven days after
the passage Of the act 70 puniah swim ding
another set was passed suspeR1ing the
operation Of the arst until the lst of Jan.
1868. We published that act also, SO that
the people might sse bow hypocrisiealiy
they we're being dealt with by tAeiE swim
ding servants. Il was not enough that
the Treasury had been pIundered out of
hundreds of millions By secretaries of
War, the Nary and Senator'S and Con-
gressmen, but they must have license
to 20 % plnndering for six months longer.
This We had hoped would have satisfied
their thirst for Ill gotten gains, bat is ap-
pears thai their capacious maws are not
yet half allied, and more time mast be
granted to them. Mr.. WnSoS, has intro
dused bill TO suspend the operation Of
the bill for another year.
30 il aeazns that the ofieeEs Of the Coy
sTnmsuE axs to have another year of free
eAzndsr at the treasury. DIR. Wilson
mighs ~ we'll proposed the postpOnemen'
Of the act indefinitely, a. ct the end Of the
rear asw gives for unnolested stealing,
there viii be nothing left to steal.
How long win the people sustain par
sy, whose leaders license themselves x
stsal away thsir rights and property
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swAsoEDzKRs wsusDED Al VICES.
RfeW1

prom EAs Museatins Daily JsafnaL)
We condsuse from the compIsts liss Of
soldiers wounded nj the battle OF Yleks-
burg, furnished 70 the Caieage Tribune,
the Following names OF Iowa soldiers
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

fhe Ianalg seatTy wAikIAS At' ~ nIgs. 81.
ofssa ssissd vita most violent pans, c" : "a
sssseasaag hoarseness, ART 'yGp'''-. PI
eaaa uaapsIoa, but II supplied wa g-1sys4
and Helleway's Ointment all aAns' 10 sss o.
Faw Pstss taken night aud nornlhs AZ - ass
msns hriaAiy rubbed twice a Gay ~ 800 q -
xxd cheat w1u remove the Ssyefes' -, n
sbe most DANGEROUS COUGH EAR-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

COUNCIL sIUFrs, IOWA -
a4, wSnasuss aagins been tscHtGa
in sAIs place TOR shs past thrse gsSrsUllYt
fsksnA &c tess shs auRaAilssy 81 Als
worE3 would aag 70 all Rsrsena lavprta& hsA vita
shssr eanaAeMeN tat thes mag raay UPON kfs nsaass
sxsxsaeas 10 ssrfey sveyg operates - - sarssss
aasneg ~ possible
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

RerSoBs sIsaing 60 enllss - Any u tAt 70 e.
imeuts Of Iowa volunteers, VIII 2ggJ = ~ -
the recruiting uEacers above named ~ -s,s p
eeav@d faH instfaCGlons IA the subtsr;
By order, H B HENDE&BJT
Cast. ID arPT. sHpa. keIg. serylaf. IT1
Papers throughout she State pGb4!sa Esis -2es,
decSSo&t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

Wiwes ama Sisters OF V~A
HznlRREs.


ynu -nnr.t nm, into the kn8psteks Of y lel ~.
bands AaA Bx0theFs, mafs Na'~%1''
ssNass gssk Esaaa Eappiy ct thls 49,.
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OrrloEh : r0sEH' s.
!. $ 8. !. BANKERS, ~ nj"
Tex Paying J. Cssssctins Agents,

IL COUNCIL gaUFFS, IAo#Ai -5s
gMoMAa oKRIcEa- We: ~. RnsSs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21
Congressional.

RIcRM 'Si', Jan: LIN tne i,ouss o. i..p,
resentat'ree. Mr. k'ys'on' 'l .AFS.' iTrse".."
tl'r lrs'im"Wa'> "f Il ''",r' ''"e', ne's =! ,Is
elect ir"m the Ch"ctsH Marion, WHO 'o:A 'nI 'I
reqiisite oafh +" support IN" ! onsr'tu'i'h u
.L- Confederate States, aud tHox MS seal.
The Speak r laid b .fore the House letter
from james B. Hawkins, Tes,EnlnE ms seat as Is
Representative from the firsL piol9lc' "
RI ,rids
Tue Speaker .la'd before ''e liou't :..: g wv.
nnnicati'n from tue freSacnt, tTahsnl'..'iS T =,
"Sti'nstts "' lhe Secretary o' 'sr iie''"sI ~
relation to the EXPENSES "i ,'iH Impairment
Mr fnn'e lntrcd'Irei OH browning o'
b. "rrrlin.nt III the army ~ 'he S"h'pne''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21
Watermelon srrup.

W. have sssn and tastad an article Of Syrup OF
Nola,los made of tho juice ofsWatsrmsloa' BY
Er. r. n. Luxpr ef this Diitriot lr. LeSpr
sIIursd W that ) galIsns Of juice viii maks 4
gallon Of tho iyrup. HsIsrsinsd the juice through
= sns sloth, then boiled it dsvs, skinning aslsng
NJ any .eur rsz aimed. He stated thai Isus large
u..srraslsns would yisli gallon Of jaiss. On
tho snpp,,i,loa that they yisla only sus.fourth
this su,nti,y-a quart sash-shs produce Of .
sz.il risse Of land might furui'h 6 supply for n
family. ghould sugar A.d uol,sss ssntiaus ~
high A. a, pro,ost, it nay b an ebj''t to 'npPly
esrsslvss BY this means. In 8 favorable Isaaea
eur lands produss uaisr,nslsns In abundance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21
Canoral News Isemp.

Er kfssr oonssas Of foar days, the Virgins
A,s.mb'y on joint ballot, on tho 1s.b, elected
Allen T. C.psrton, old Whly. Of Aonrne county
"a the Confederate Senate, wise William Ballard
Pra,ton, deceased. 70 was taken up ~ com. .
promise candidate.
rw 1t is reported that the Federal troops are
nt their old trick. near MISUNDERSTANDING
and destroying everything in their way.
Be Well-iufurmsd parties fren Tsnns,ses
sta.a that Resorsranss troops were terribly eus
up in tho late battle.
T The Chicago TiRoI rather JusiGe' tho
proclamation Of President Davis against Batter,
and den,nds that he bs srOuEhs to trial and pun,
iahnsns.
@- A ds,passh from Cairo admits that shsr-
man. rspul,s at Viekrburg ~ai souplsa. Tho
entire force had embarked In transports hound
FOR E.pslson. The Yankee loss Wac aoa killed,
] 500 wounded and l,oaa miasiss:
w Ths Federal House hsss passed q vals Of
thanks to Butlsr. BY 80 dsiBE, they approve Of
all his inhuman acts.
ae- Tho wa,hiuyt,R Republiens says: f" Ru-
IA or il again busy with the partial rsconstruetion
OF tho Cabinet. 1t is nor said that Con. Butlor
/. to he nado Secretary of War, and General Fro
mont i. to eumiuand armies"
@r Eight sncks Of Liverpool salt sold in sa-
rsrnah, en Saturday lapt, at auction, ., $50 per
iash.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21
heulueIy--Goyernor's Message.

Cav. R 'hinsnn's Message Is mpre fully n.
ported in Northern dispatches than hy. our
Telegram few days asn,
Governor Robinson recommends that Ken.
,rcky reject !b- Pr s!'len,'a proclamation, and
protest against any interference With her State
policy a unSarrau,ed by the Constitution.
He thinks ii. proclamation giving freedom
~ the slaves in the rsbsliay. Ststes inhc,s
upon Kentucky fatal though indirect blow.
lie says the s.diest fac! Of the proeIaqa
ton will be 10 lire the whole South int one
burning mass Of ineShaustible hate, destroy.
ing all hope Of restoring tho Union, which is
only possible By sdhering to the Constitution
~ il was.
lie further says that the most alarming
aspect Of the proclamation is the usurpation
Of the powers Of the Government by the Pres
ideni. under the plea Of military necessity
He advises the LeSislatur. to place or re-
cord their protest against the pruc' .mat;on.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21

rslcr or GoLp IN NEW YoEE.-Ths fnan
cia article OF tho New York Rorld, contains
the following
The gold market is active, and tue premium
is advancing steadily. TIE closing price Was
l3G at the second board, but in iheopen mxr,
ket dealers are more anxious 10 buy than to
sell at that rate. The financial bills before
Congress, which are likely to pass, prupoho
to swell the paper money Of the loyal States
to 81 20a.00O.0O0, (tueve hundred millions,
against Sl56,0oU 900, the largest amount they
svcr held before 1861. This is an imitation
exceeding in amount and rapidity that Of
continental money" which deprecisted till
32sOU0 was the prce Of barrel OF -four in
Connecticut, and tho end was pudia,ipn.
The husiness Community are fairly alarmed
by the prospect before them in the rapid de-
preciu,ion OF legal tender notes, and are rush.
ing into gol1. stocks and other property to
hold Instead of raper ,zonry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21

DIFFICULTY BErwEEN SPAIN AND FRANCE.
The Spanish ambassador at Paris, Gen.
Concha, Marquis of Habans, ha' sent in his
resignation, and leaves next week to take part
in the Mexican debate. The revolutions now
going ON may lead to further arrangement
between tue Governments of France and
Spain. Since Gen. Firm retired and NJ Bill
laut spoke in tue French Chambers, on Mex
lean Affairs, and an article written at imperial
headquarters appeared in the Patrie, there
have been no curdisity and confidence be.
tween the two countries. The Emperor, Re-
por! says, is no! iavcrite with the Ques Of
Spain and, if her Catholic Majesty could,
she might &C.: the country into trouble with
France on this Mexican quarrel. But no
Doubt W on former critical occasions, the
good uenas Of the Madrid Cabinet will pre-
vail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21

a earl lR sns rrt''y'.rion, signed ~ Eas " Eli-
tors Of tho Southern Pr"byterian Rssies." returns
thanks to tho propris,orI Of the Bath Paper Mills,
EdEeasld, for liberal desling in general, and for
a special donation Ito the Rssien) OF psp.r worth
at the present prieui not loss than fifteen hundred
dollars. This is liberal and good in the eondue-
torI Of this ussful astsLlIhnsnt, and We bsE leave
70 offer thsn cur e"np,snaatiun and applause. We
have oursslrss had occasion to appreciate the good
offices Of the Bath Mills In our sfurtr to continue
tho Adserfissr whole sheet. They havs kindly
oferod uI paper on sny time wo might request; !;
sp,. although We h.vs nps had ohrasion to ask Of
them any very unusual indulgencs. yet ne are ~
thankful sI il it had been both asked aud grant
cd; And we fosl secure Of contiuu ,ncs Of our
paper at its prnssnt dimensions a, long as Edge
field cl.ius Bath, and Bath rstrius itI pra,ent
spirited rroprist0rship.