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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
Wauregan House,
sioux Chy,........lOWa
II. A. FULLER, -: =: PROPRIETOR.

THE undersi sne spectiull. announcc:tuthe
/ travelling public that he has recently taken
posse ssioh al the aln, large l.,el
and that hisfacities such hat he is enahledto
accommodate the travelling public as well us any
other hoHsei u the West and by strict attention
the wants OF hisenstcmers horcsto nicfit share of
abe pubiicpatronage. Good stabling anda ttentiyc
uostlersalm aysin attic ndance. ...,..-
june763 II. A FULLER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

An old gentleman, On retiring from bus
mess gave the following sage advice t.
lis ron and successor: Common sense,
my son, is valuable in all kinds Of bust.
nces-exctpt love making'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

Drcaus" q man who goes into the gro
Gerry business is n grocer, it doesn't fellow
that n man who goes into the horse ousi.
ness is Il hawscr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

| reespoifuIlysolici. the patronage Of
the business men Of this and adjoining
counties feeling satisfied thatwecnn give
salts faction Doth asto style and price.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

A was recently appended to the list of
market regulations in Chicago: mo
Whaling near the sausage STALL
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

A large lot of Corn. Wheat Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best ratep
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Fnrs. apd allkinds Of Produce. taken in
exchange For goods. - 80. ~ D. ..
maybe 81. F. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

New Jersey is getting up a stunning
bnckwheat crop-but nh where's the
'Iasses2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

Why doesn't fat dog mediate? Be.
cause be IL not thin cur.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

Mas. Gen. GRANT Have you any re-,
l'tvcs in the army?' asked Second L.
Of n lady sitting in the car seat with.
Eyes,
"lour husband?'
'Irs sir"
"F'rom What State {"
I'll inois
"lIlinois Extraordinarily has sent some
fine troops, maarn. Your husband wears
strap, | presuuc?'
Yes, >ir.'
May inquire his name? am 40
qnai">el with a good many brother officers
there
"Ccrtaialr, sir-rlySscs S. Grant,
lExIs Lieut.. for HE smoking car.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

DISEASES of tho Nervous. Seminal. Urinary
l , and Sexual SN stems new and relia le treat
ment-in reports otthe Howard ASS oc iation-.Scnt
ion, No. south Ninth street PHILADELPHIA. Penn.
ylvania. II vol0. noI-ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

egasl y..Es5 80!
CIR OCERIE
\ l|lE|||l|l||l||||II|||l|)
$4,000 - -
New goods, New goods
Exclusive Cash system !
NEW GOODS.
CHE PER TIL n. EVER
~ "
49, T..
,mm.,.. s,,, .,,,,,ox..,,.
-A'r"E-
-, .o.
Provision Dsfa Hills hmenf
l.. DOClAhO CAEH
xxruyLrs,1r n,ro,,;,no.,,,
N.Y. tr'"ch .notmHn'nd Native Wines -"se'
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Gan and Df'ed Fruits,
cigars ana l"oacco,
"0'o'" '''s"Se'
MINUS
'cickino. Drilling.
sc.a"t y" DER a y - SllOJ, -Go
CoTee-al] kinds.
:.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
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TO SIN l. IS MEN.

"Mn'tir'y the Means, and you Multiply
The returns, Is Que OF HE established
maAlnis III business, that has
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

Having the best Of material used in the
art. and constantly making additions to
he same, is prepared tu execute, in the
best manner, at short notice, and on
easona5le terms,
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS.
INVITATION TICKETS,
COUNTY BLANKS.
suERIFFs BLANKS,
BALL TICKETS.
JUSTICES BLANKS,
PROTESTS,
DEPOSITORs'CHEcKs,
LABELs.
PROGRAMMES, &c.,ac.
CONCERT MILLS.
BlrLsoF LADING.
CHECKS.
POSTERS.
UAND-BlLLs,
CIRCULARS,
DRAFTS.
PAMPHLETS,
DEEDS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

MARRIAGE IN LAPLAHp-1t is death in
La,'nnd to marry a maid without the con
.cnt'I IDr parents or friends. When n
Noun. mai, las formed an attachment for
n f, male. The fashion is to appoint their
friends to NEE: To behold the Two young
parties :an n rare together. The maid i
allowed in starting the advantage OF ono
third pa,t OF the race. so that i, is impns
sihIc. except -iIlns of herself, tina, she
should be ovc't,ken. II the maid outrun
her sni,nr, the matter is ended he must
never have her. i, being penalty for the
man 10 renew the motion Of marriage
Bu. if he Virgin has an affection for him,
though ut first she Enrs fast 10 try the
truth Of his love, she will (without Allan.
tn's golden balls to retard her speed) pre-
tend s"me casually, and make voluntary
halt lcforc she comes to the mark or end
Of the race. Thus none ore compelled to
marry against their own Wills and ibis is
the cause that in this poor country the
married people are richer in their own
con,cuimcn, than in other lands, where so
many forced matches make tcigned love,
aud cause real umhnppine>s.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
Two THE PEOPLE NEBRA>k A

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= 60 = ~ J. ! =
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Look to Your Interests
-o-
I,our.ttontionta 'e
tex IT.
DRY GOODS,
CLOrtIING.
HATS, SHOES.
BOOTS,
wv LhtES,
II AnDNARE
OIrrr<cur, wv,
> " y "a l.,
SASH, Glass
AVD NAIIS
-. MyGoods werthought for ca rhin st Loui.and
, ma b"s''
IttIe lower than they IAN he Dough. sIsewhsr NJ"
inc lac "r's' .oa4'Iy' All wantynut" DO to give
n"y tnIt " on IN srie'
tn"n .nn.' ,.s 20" not t" buy nysellng my
Mems DrOoan Shoes fr,rsl OK
81 ,a n,;. n..,, ~
-Ai'" per par mems Cloth Ialt.
no~,;o o W 1'no,' ~ pro-
BOTS ps;. $40 per
wards.
Cal;,oes frau
''oh
yafo Lawns -! cents
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
Sele ct School.
Mrs. A. II. WRIGHT, TEACHER.

VXTILLopeu on Monday May 9th in the build
w ing known a> h" Land ONCE.
Terms-TyyO Dollars Per Onth The
cct Of he school will be to prepare pupils 70 the
Hie h school. onlya limited number i'll he receiv
Mrs. 4. Il. WRIGHT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

0sS~ This being one Of the Oldest es,nb
lishmen.s ON The Upper Missouri, it pos.
sesses superior tac'Inies for the accummo,
daton OF buyers. lbe goods are all new
and fresh, aud purchasers can rest assur.
ed that in buying at cur establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

DLAND DEEDS for sale IT. tho Sioux City
ID Register once. suS90
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

ACtInrNTS 70 GEEAT MEN-A little
ring hiI!"! 'hc great Hannibal; Wi liam
tn rnrpr"ror jiel Of u no, cyndor. VII
'n'm OF O;anrc topped from this lie into
the rex: over {. mote hill grape. pip
>l'"nv"n the Songs Of Anarreon and an
uneven rtvi"-<Ione brought the greatest
NAtr>mru at modern times 70 his bed Of
agony and DEATH Now, midway between
the gren, achievements he had wrought
aud those >tiIi t,uiIy cxp2cte! from him.
Spoke he dI>coyer,r Of the sources of the
Mite, d'rd OF n ra;tii.e gun. 1t is a
strange canc:Itnca with the death of
Bruce, who passed unsca.hed through
thousand reriIs, to be killed by u fall
down stairs in courteously seeing lady
visitor out Of his house
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

SERIOUS ACCIDENT A serious acct.
dent, which will probably terminate fatal
", occurred on Vine street, between
Fourth aud Fifth streets, on Sunday even.
ing. a young lady in attempting to ex.
;in.uish the light in kerosene lamp, blew
il ut the top Of the tube or chimney, when
the lamp burst, the Iluid ignted and SIT
fire t, hrr clothes. In The agnnies Of her
torture she flew to t'4c street. 'hrcwh herself
nron ,hc .:ounl and rolled over AMI over
il order 10 cxrnnni>h the Ere from her
garments the flesh dropping from her
lccrattL L0dy. Medical attention was
immrdia c'v procured, bu. she is not ex'
pcc.rh to live. j. is Il common practice
to-cNtjn-ni,h the light in .mps 10y blows
ing them out as this unfortunate young
Lazy attempted to DO. This example
should he IL warning 10 all who use kero
scuc lamps -Ues MINES Statesman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
Ea 4
Lost.

Lost.
A bundle Of accounts, containing a Tax Re-
~ eeipt on Lot CSC A. in the city of Dubuauc
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
them at the Bank Of Weare 4 Allison
p. s WILSON.
Dubuque, Iowa, August 9th, 1s64-4~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
MADE THE FOItTUN

MADE THE FORTUNES
OF hon-ands Of men, that have cummtn
ced with uuthin. Dat ihclr indlvldn ai en-
terprIse 10 depend upon. l he "ihc- -
supplied with one OF kn.eles elebrat,d
JOE PRESSES,
Forthe printing Of Circulars Bill Heads,
&c, whereby the price of printing have
been materially reduced so that1cannow
SUCCESS COMPETE
with our large cities, and more ca, have
OCCASION to 60 abroad for their work,
when they can be'served nj home.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

On ths 18th. af May, 1885, Horace
Greeley offered the Following, anasag ssh-
or resolulious, At che Rspasiisan ssAss
Sonvsntioa al syraeuss. se
nRsolpsd, That sbe rishis IL shs
States, and oE ahe people iooassa % shs
Territories, arc isss sbSsess e sslinisAds
and suppoEs, aas We soEdsma she sasFss
nNlking 10 oag dsy 10 sssa I'll pglilfesI
poMsY iaso one tDdIsfTfnssa ale aa4 Svw'-
shadorfng aafionalssms ~ ssnsraxy 80
shs Faith of ouF fasAsFs and peFiloas b
Rspablicaa iassisasio2ssa a iasaa4
This ssssust wsAs Mr.. Gsselsys Aswsvsr,
is now dosng. Jass whas he ss savssiag
Ehe shedding OF more blood 10 sccoaplSaas
Yea, so insfnt 10 be upcu inssesiing =
prineipls IN eur ReveTusasut, coassAsy %
Estthv faith ef eQg fathers and pssdA1as 10
Repabiiaaa iussitusiass,n y thas ha = wis~
ling 10 deTote the wnols uals hkhtsng
population OF the South % wA8iessls
slaughter and rxtsrminassons 90 impess-
act now does be sansidss an ssossxsAkd-
ow Ing natseaslsssa p thas he ID wjiliaK so
make the South desert and efu is psasss
TIE Aboiisionisss were formerly ircessaas
ssicalers for State Rigsss, gsing even 10
far "a To elaim the poser Vi shs SaAss -
InaIlifT The laws "a Congrasas hut psw
hey woula crash out every ssskiga sg is-
aal authority, and bring ths wbols gcaa"
sfy ssssier thssale OF sEsaarFow asa big.
oted ideas af Massashassisss nha $zsa0g
Of Tha Tribuns. himself has s@tirsly
changed 'front.', al viii bs assa b. khs D.
6uva resotntion, and ign0rseg III fsspsss
for state Rigbks, yesls wish aks ees1sity
o. .asaa 10 srsssh than ssxsFsx eos u
gods asd Eaen.--Dsy Beck,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

A.R. sEwAaD has been mu4h criticised
for bis prediction, nlsae Roso thaa three
years sinc., that tas rebellion wodlI be
at an ea4 10 ninety days. Bat he vas,
reThap@, more sagagioas thaAis geneTdiiy
sappusc1t. For, exsag to the ineapaoityp
or somthing worse. eli the Lincoln Seward
administration, that which hegarsras on.s
a rebellion hsi in less than ninety days
became reuaI non, which soos ripeDed
into the ynfetlsraset govcrnnheas--to last
jass is long a. tbs Ltneouln iyuety lasts
-bs that foaE, sish5 OF tsirty-tso
yeavs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10
STICK THIS IN rosa HAE AND EEHP
ITTHERE!

STICK THIS IN rosa HAE AND EEHP
ErTHERE!
Tbs following Confession was made b}
the lion. Dir. UaEcs, Republican mem-
Der of Congress from Mass1caaseits, 90
sha25sh 0f April, in waiSa be exposed
tsle eorrup.,sss Of LincoIn's adHinistra-
sian :
sTuE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
stR TaAf IN rms FIRST sYEAI. OF
4 REpuBL1CAN ADMINISTRATION
wutCu CANE INTO. POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE
TRESCHlgEST, THERE Is lNDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
.DEKED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH E.i THAT SINGLE YEAR
!. AS MUCH AS The ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
.E.RSAIEST DuAAI TILE. .AuaIlNE9-
ETRATloN WHICH ans PEuPLE
fuURI.ED FROM POWER BECAUSE
/ OF IFS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10
colosed Children in Public saaao,s.
l3Ro4zLsN, Osi. ~.

Bao9zLSS, Ost. ~.
IL AsE}itor qf Hs notll:
DEAR Sla;- viii yeu favor a teacher IN
Braoklya publis. sch0 ! bg referring 10
yuur Rics and gtfiag ihefacts in referrhre
10 she attempt MADE 10 the Legislature
last inter to pus eploEed chiidryn luto =
public sehool IN theeltJ VI Tr3Ek
TgAeHEs.
The bill referyed to never reached e.
naf voge in the S#uess. In FsbFuaxy Sen.
ater Hastings fRkp1, u the Rehseiaer
ard " Washington district, pressnteS pa-
ti,Isms askiag tlaat negro clildFea bs al.
.,.ssiesi iato thc free Schools of the eay OF
Troy on art equal fdosing with white chis!
dren. TAese petitions we're gnferrsd 10
THE Literature Committee, and early fn
siageh. Senator NJ bite tRsr. }. from . ma
5ority OF that Q; mul iktee, repeFAea bill
an campliance with the peglssnn. Scua.
tor Fieids fDesns3 ,ef &ewYork, moved
sd f&g the port go she table ~ aaa arihy
slas attention Of Ahs Senate, Nhach mo
tsun was lost, "a ares nines all ydeRocrafss
ness ninetean, all Republicans. Sasse.
oaenttI. about the last 0f March, Seua-
tor MnspL.. of Kings, subidittcd 4 tpi-
neriss rrporf slgerse tofhe petiEioAs, and
. dslsase epsnaa n whIeil SIR. MGrphy
bad tAe Less 81 1t. 1'Ha RepahIicans
then, caneladed L not be4t to press u
fas,her, and sha sabiect Tersained sinr
souel,ed The aelnaialieI Of ths sassiop.--
Esery eirtasassuiice Indicated, hsveFsrs
thai, had tho bill ben pressed % auai
sosc, nos more fhan pne or two Repuhii-
oap senators wonid Aave voted against u.
= N. Y. World.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

''Ij' Htess iafsrysdi fanatics and A5o-
liiioaiais epsr get fhs pover in thtfE
hands, they nitt 0Feride the ConsiilH-
sioR, set tae Supreme Coars Of defaaes,
ehdags and nlsks Latss TO sail ihsmssires
LAY YIDLESr uhSDs ox THOSE Rao DIE.
sSR wira TiTE8 IN oPTSIoN, or dare qltes-
non hseir fidelity, and finally baakfaPl
The country and d<!ags Il tCilh BLOOD. -
DASIEL EEDsTEa. Ga -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

II sgprLkaEsrAL DgAsv.-Ne feaxa-
FROM psssatb souscss thas we are 70 have.
4 supplemental draft Ia shis Township fos.
four men to osske the places az twc draftsd
who were already snthe service, ard sso
who have ncs reported, n sAers " any
ss.,xtlse s,s tlsis esssyrae, ws ssenA's see IT, !"
-fbe Folfoxislg ruling i = BID for draft
id men io leAye re eounsry and fsil 20
report and re order that eosuanupisles
viii be hsid responsibls for these rsssa-'
ways Il an smp1sitiou @ n
z ap. NJ. Nen. Fry has decided saas
isaffesa men @ha do not fepors for duty
will not hs credited eu she quota on soc
district frpm which they were drafted.
Every district will be heif rsspousihie
for f6s usnnber of men assignsd as rs
Quota, md Ahsxs draft has taken paanes
and draFsed men sksdaiIdsgi, u ssppss-
mentri srafs will BIZ ordered. = Slasx
CRY Register. 81 s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10
MrLcu cows---aoop Axp roog.

ArooGeaw is one adapted to thskind Of
agriculture that preEails where tae eoH
/ question is kept. Ab4ny Of our readers
value COW only because she bears them
q good hsalihy calf eEsry spring snekles
in iew uoaths, exereises COW discxe-
ton In Dos stEayiag from the herd nor
wandering assay frnm its usual hauats |;
whether sha giFes four quarts Of milk a
day or tgenty, il matters not, provided
her calf has enough. THIS estimate of .
COW prevails wherever young or beef cat
lie ara the only salabls products Of ihe
herd. There are many more who valae
q reasonable anoanI Of milk aai mf &c
use Of i 10 a considerable extens in maxi
ing butter and@hsese for home ase, and
perhaps for sale, With whom the coH's
chief value is 10 multiply tbs race
As wo cans toEarA shs nesssoEk Of
railroads. and canals whleh eogeS great
ecsioBs Of eGE eoankFy, and plaea the az,
| Eicaltafal regions Ia such close commcr-
/ eisl relations with, The great markets,
we hnI mllk,ng Qualities mere aad more
galassl, 20 that ia sha great butter and
cheese regions and espeeaalty anQpgthe
| milk dmriss ID bceomes aha only valnes
product. The calves ars kEocked ia the
head At bissh, and thsiF skias aaly sased.
The only oDes shas escape this fate are
ihe heifer ealYeh Of famoas mill kers and
though il tg 20 means iollcws thai these
| take alter heig dams 10 milking qualities.
hut ofseRsr pcrhnps, afssr tha dam Of
their sires, they are yet atshle inssai ses
Of close rssemllszice in all respects be-
tween faIasas ed mi.ksrs and their heif..
or calves whith has run through many
genegatipns III eows and AlMosttlf msn.
4 We can expecs to raise good mixers
Ioaly by breeding freaa bulls that havt
come lrona excellant eows--v very q4esnI
Of the milk pail. Thsso are 70 be fuaDA
among the breeds OF fanaoas for milking
-ibe Ayrshires and Jerseys -lor am nj
certain ssrains Of Dayons, wI4lch oilsf
/ exhibit excsilpht milking qualities. Th.
onlY admissible excuse for anybody,
| breeding from grade or co@naor hloof
/ Aalls, il that they are used 70 peIpetant'
if possi 3le iha sxtsaordingrY milking
Qualities of eheir dams. Tue inlaenc'
vi tba ,lam on her, sifspFing "a regard
| uiIs moducsioa, ID q suhjscs upon shisl
IA&tfGA4attaA@ ksCsA Hg&t y = sEfsSs Z - - -
4 salyes for rearing fron tho beat mixers
4 bnt iavariabsy use bulls fEom good mse'
Iatoeks -, .a9s .4,3 .gs s.f gsa,s "a i
II When the question with the d&lsyna'
II bow to gel i asoek 81 sows thai wii
give him ehs beat Fetnras 10 mhk ffan
given quantity Of feed--we say 90 abpu
/ The conntry aal sesees the hess cows yas
can fnd Without FeIereaes % snythini
bat soap aneFs, aSe and rallklng gas lite
II -( aaafily and fishness-ihs que, -
d other, or boih. II IL be dessraabls 2
deyelnp the failking saaiities OF beifFrr
wtshoas rexssa 10 the guSher poinla, h
lheN hsconse raathcrs earsy - pailk theEl
!. thFiee DAY, stEirping zach llwe va
Ieieaa--fsed suecasleps and rich ndd1r, . y
while the animal y EiiH grawings ln es
sery say. pfosnets q ssrShg kendeneT !
miIkiug prSaeetl9p. = ONO fafa1sH'
II HOME s.s,e s.s,sas il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

TaE AlgAE TEa CassFERaoy.--Tha TIL
bssms asks II Judge EIslss waso has Eseeuss
Iy earned his wagss by eooaipg ap =
grand Nszthmsasera snsal- Sab conspiracy
s*ceaid be alsasad, "A g. sswsaaa easa1
the ueansryssa IS s n
Ii y barely posslha .shs ssEy shariss-
sbla will say. that aadga uals was hisas
seiE shsaseai bat whpssw Was ssgpisaas
Of kaa gusrageans, allsaai, and paftisl
pssa~easaga In ahsE RstarJs,hn Porter
eoass martial will not aoahs chat 41saisa
Ilais sswoala sAamt sss assntss -A ~
eoalli. s Is "a
1sba dsfamsg apa pseseeusog ag Y gals
iass aad asas sesdiss Nsali sysssr s1ses =
Idefaasing rasifieal epranssts - VpStss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

ThsFs may bs doahssx whistler Kessgst
KS alsssouFi, and probably oshes kkasss
asaire - eoalinas lhair o0nneaslaa wixk
slha Uuissd States or szsE thsigl Ies xith
Tbs gpafadesass Ssasas@ TRsa only jnss
Haada of solFing lksss dssbEs is shs shsss
lsdaualsa. M sbess vi spy c1zFs tsf she
Soasheyn Ssa*ss shop}ds ia spiemIs Hsss-i
yansiops dsciae b 20 sitk tbs Eaiss d
States, peilhsr fho GsafadaFats xeHgiu-,
Haaas aaT she olA@T ShaE4s can okjsst.~~
.Nasaaaos gos sEn Kaszaoty fsf IFakaHcs,
Axassss har vii, unsess Hs 60 sabisaSfts
hsgs Tais ~ bag q aQsHaHsrg - do Ksth
Is Sagshssa Stasss assslser haess eads Il
we bad the rawars we eAasa no right "a 90
sree . soserelga STATE Jste oonsaest stlon
shieh Ii nas Of hsF gkN ehpses,. IA this
xsrs done we musls Ia Eatpse, guTsFf her
people bE The bay ypaeEs mhish xonld 81 (
ssrs oar .rrpahlisahisM ipto The wIsrsf
spssias * despsslssa- 50 ID lnusl - xssh
shs NpglA IL n faasalB sAaplA ~ al
II we wers os@rnn, and for a aEzo
snalusd ,sour tefSitmy Ii so vast Ia sx-
sans, and or posnlaiioa 50 lsrgRr tass Il
sgoHld Lake . .gsgglasi army pf twe hans
dyea thspsaud uea I'd gsvsyn and bald us
ia sui ubisctioa. The sappols III sleh an
army woald rot anls soalinue the eoansfy
10 bankruptcy, bat ID ibs hands al ti1e
Ekeeaiiss il saula sepn ba asej % sab-
Fezt evan the farm af gnYernnenss safal
ohapge il from q repablic 30 q incnareky.
TEgsto tigatrny oarllaersics must cost tbs
AoFthern psaaple their oEn; and tbs re-
.psAliearlsan OF America must 10 fniute
l,e j arsPrsaeh and 2 bg ward among III
nRtins. a.. "a h ..5fgs.
Ii PtasidsRt Llneo.n apd presidsns Da-
ris si.l agree y stop, tbe !Haf and transfeT
the ssttLsmei.t Of siiq Issues from the bat-
lier seld 10 the ballot box, leaving each
sosereign State 10 determise, for hetself
what shaii be he< future conneetlun, and
who her future aliicsy the prsseRs deras
sasiea, biooashed and carnage will cease,
and psaoe AMI pFesPeriss aill. be restored
70 the v hole soaRiry. ii sa.sg Is
On ths pkher hand, il thia 10 act anpe,
| the war viii last for yeats 10 come till
both sidcs are exhausted and overg heiis
cd wita dsbt AMI laxalieas whep it may
degenerate into a gasEsilIa strife, tAe end
of whfsh may nor be seen by fhe present
J generatioa, and the bate sagrndsred BY
which xilll lssIthroash many futufe gen;
eraiicns. 4 all ys~
IL thass on bath sides ybo haEesshf
constitutional power Of negotiation, FROM
ohstinacT or aTnbision, retuse 10 rscagise
the s1EeTeigaty pf the .States and 70 leays
the aesllenent of the question 10 the
States when theS canaot themselves agree,
and insist on The cpalinukI eifasion CI
blood to crafty lhcir caprice. all the
States, North ani South, In their oEscia
Icspasitg may then BE- jastiaabls ia takies
The maitsr into their own. bands and sst
| ding Il rs snYrnpigns in ihcir OWN MaY