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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

ENORMOUS DgMAEDs oP An AMERICAN
CrrlzxS uPoS THE FgKSeH EsPxsoa. - Rob
art A. Parrish, Jr., addresses letter to
the President, throagh the Philadelphla
papers, asking his attention to 40 extra
ordinary, claim for II, ,0O0, 200 Of fasncs,
which Mr. p. claims to have upon the
Frcach gossrumsaa, bat which he canact
eyen prosecute, by reason OF the obstacles
thrown In his way. The claim. be says,
Ii based upon the Emperor's parole, which
was pledged 70 him In considarasioa Of
esrsAlm evidsncs dsmsoasGratias ahs sxsse
teaes Of a gold. field, similar TO thai ei
Califernia, Aad in . rsgioa accessible to
the arnas OF France, which he had the dis
singuishsd honoF ef nfiagiag % his nosice.
Il WAS 10 become payable = aeon . tbs
authority of France was establ blnhed In ans
part of territory indicated. Thin condl-
lion has long aimee hsen falGlled, and ths
French gesernmans is actually amploysd
In working the gold mines.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

Ca AR- LEEI.-Ani AGA sasksns appropriations aez
the CeAstxasfasH 9f esrt&tn AlALaSy Raada In tbs
TerTfteEy of EasA sAiagt2s.
BE- a eaaefaG bB ghs SsaatF sad Rouse or Repre-
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srass #sseshSsss TAss thSre be appropriated sus ol
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ted the fetiowfng swans, 70 be expended u1aes ths
dirseEigE ef the War Department, In the canztsue.
ton Of ths following Razned military roads In tAs
Territory Of Washington, to vii;
FTuMA Port Benton 60 TaliA EalIA, the sam Of yus
hERdsed sAausAn1 dollars, ESt0o ,00o a
Fruza steiiaeesm 10 Fort YancoaveE, the sEm ct
ten thousand dufiarS (8Ia opo1 10 be expended az
Esuatsey tAs posstoa bsTw Cswl1tx RIveg and
MaaIieslIs.
APPROVED, May %, 1850
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

CRAP xXxIx--An Act supplemental 70 sa Ash
entitled A sci pzoxidins for ths saklns o. fae
EessaGh zna s9AaeaMsnt cszsEses OF the uniaea
States ana u AZ tks RansbsT OF the nszaseTs 81
sax HoREs Of hsaysaaaisffsss ans prcys4s for
the fusaYe Appsgtieament zIaoEsg tbs several
states, sppseE ed May twenty-sAtTa, enS thsns-
and aishs haairea sDa Atty
BE- "a enacted By fks Senate aRd Hgwse ~ Akgrs-
seataIfpss Of tks uHtfsS Sssiss eC AsTfea in Cos~
gTsxg sSssMkIs9 ThAt shsrs msg be SDp3oy@a m
the esakxs sssa sns ief clerk and al tha dlse-
tion Of Ghs Secretary Of aAs Interior SAGA eihsF
clerks Of thG Arss class shs FeqaaF sn ei 81 Toe
seEYiee may demand, Of whom the secfesaf9 taas
sav ancm sroE time 70 tsaa, not Esefe tAan tsn to
the sesara class lne 10 tks third class, And siz to
tbs kaarth elasa,sssss rgsE "a g5&
ApprnxsA May 8, 1855 ,-,---.--.-s.s-s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

GMAFs Ats~~AR Az W A4t33&ka k&& AEA 10 E4A9IFA~
rate the Prosidsat Association ~ clerks In tAs
6fvt Departments Of the Gos ernrae eat Of the Uai-
ted states in she District es Columbia n
% Il szSessd sy EA< seasas assa Hesss Of Rspes-
sststiSes Of fAe DRafsd Stsfes Of Aa<gSes - Co.'S
Yess asaszsAtsd Thai the charter Of the Prevtdans
Association Of CLERKS BE- and the same Is hereby,
90 zkasnaea that any EaANheF of Tee association
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
Encouraging indications.

We saw at our Rail Road Depot, few afternoons
SINCE some half dozen Turpenne Stills for parties in
our District engaged in this productive and
tive business. large trade has already been esab.
shed in the Turpentine business and our pine forests
are being heavily taxed for their golden contribution
to the interior products Of the State The material
abounds, and have no doubt time will prove that
this enterprise is to confer large benefits upon those
who have seized hc,oppotunity of reapng this ready
and rcmuncrativc commodity.
We may just here remark, that, the increase in the
transportation Of Naval Stores in which is included
Turpentine Rosin &C., over the South Carolina Rail
Road is nearly one hundred per cent for the year 1859
over that Of 1885, SLOWING how immensely this branch
of commerce has increased.
Messrs. HoCorT 4 DEW, were tie pioneers in this
section, who commenced operations in 1854 Mr.
HocoTT still continues with great success, and has cx-
tended his operations to Ricand and Barnwe Districts
where he has large and nourshing interest, in con-
necton with other parties.
We earnestly wish that all engaged may be abun-
dainty successful in their several enterprises
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
Pretty 'Goad for a Nonentity.

a short time since we forwarded Our bill for the
last six months advertising for the HOWARD Assoca-
tion," of Philadelphia. We received prompt reply
with the necessary enclosure IN cash, with printed
receipt filled up ready for signature. stamped cnvcl-
opc directed and we had nothing TO do but put the
letter in the Office This is the way to do business,
and it strikes us that Association with such busi-
ness views must be something than a noncntty,
otherwise they would hardly take such pains in small
matters. ra
We have advertised and still advertising for the
:" HOWARD Association" Of Philadelphia 1t must
ready responses would not be given at time wlicl,
our experience in advertising for ur,i iaers has prcvcd
tries the honesty of men severely
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
A Southern Conference.

We are graticd TO see by telegraphic despatch in
the Southern Guardian Of yesterday that adjourned
meeting. of Congressman from Alabama, Mississippi,
and South Carolina, was held in Washington City on
the lGt nst with reference to Southern Conference.
1t is understood that majority were favorable to it.
and that the Governor Of South Carolina will be adj
vised to call meeting of tie Legislature to appoint
delegates from that State to it.
After all, il may be for the best that Virginia refused
to go into the Conference extreme conservatism
and blind devotion to the Union might have proved a
serious bar to the slave States ever forming Southern
Conedcracy. AS is the three States here designa-
ted may form the neucleus Of splendid Southern Re-
public Which, if ever formed must be inaugurated by
the cutto1 Stntes
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
[SECoSD DISPATCItl
CHARLEsrowy, March
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, March l5
Adv;ccs have been received from Acapulco to Feb
ruary 9th. GeL. Alvarez had ordered Gen. Wheat
10 Vera Cruz to command tho foreign FORCES there.
General Miramon was not expected 10 attack Vera
Cruz Gen. Carvajal, wtha force of 1000 men cut
of 1000 of Miramons troops, and entirely cut OF his
communication with the capital city. Miramon was
short of provisions and was depending on forage and
the Havana expedition for supplies. Alyarado had
been bockaded by the Liberals. Since Mr.. McLane
left the British, French and Spanish Ministers were
busy in endeavorng to. effect compromise between
Juarez and Miramon An arnlistice Of six months is
proposed The American influence was declining.
Commander Jarvis had demanded that Mirarnon should
not interfere with American residents.
The Juarez Government had declared the marine
expedition from Havana pratcal expedition.
large amount of letters aud specie was awaiting
shipment at the City of Mexico.
Three American war vessels were before Vera Cruz.
The Preble arrived first of all.
All non-combatants had lel Vera Cruz.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
The way hey do Them. :!

Mr. COHEN. Merchant. Of Charleston. S. c., visited
New York recently, II purchase his Goods carrying
with him negro womaf who had served bis family
fourteen years. She wa enticed from him shortly af-
ter bis arrival and has Not been beard from since
The thieves who stole Mr. CoHES's property, have
the privilege of coming O'sn South and perambuating
the country from tile Potomac to the Sabine, visiting
all parts of the country under various prctcxts and
DISCUSSES, with any Hecics of property to which
they may take notion, and yet Southern man dare
not carry nurse to Vet his baby North OF the lne
unless he wishes to lose s property. And these are
our Northern brethren S. whom it were treason to
speak word against cft in rebul;ng them we might
injurc the delicate feelings of the true men at the
North" What content ftiblc follyI "Men may live
fools. bit fools they CAM aot die"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
War i,Athe Ca,s,n.

The National Democfhtc Executive Committee re-
Gently in session in Washington City, seriously con-
sdrred the proprcty of transferring the National Demo
cratic Convention from charleston, in consequence Of
anticipated high charges or board and Hotel accommo
datons in the latter citA
The M,cuy of Friday contains the following infor-
nation in special dispatch in reference to the mat
ter:
WASHINGTON, March nc Gentlemen from Richmond
have offered to tie National Democratic Executive
Committee the of 3large African Church in their
city, for the session of 3,e Democratic National Con-
vention free ofcost andlote accommodations at regu-
lar rates. There is much talk, about change Of loca
ton, but no one BELIEVES that they will venture upon
it. Baltimore is talked.bE The charge for the use Of
the Institute Hail. at Chrleston is reported to be $3.50
per dar, and it is thought to be onerous. They were
in expectation that it wuldshe rendered the Conven
ton free of cost The }south Carolina delegation in
Congress are understood care very little about the
matter regardngi otitts interest to the people Of
their State. &Jgf
Another despatch in the Courier of the same date
says that ''tle Den'ocvc Executive Committee will
not change the place meeting for the Conven-
finn
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
Later from Texas.

The 4riz9na has arrived b lging dates from Brazos
to the lOth, With Sl33,OO in specie
Cortnas has gore into the interior recruiting await
ing aid from Miramon
1t is reported that Marquee has pronounced in favor
of Santa Anna at the capitol. and will at Gardclaara
also pronounce in his favor.
INDIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Houston TO the
lOth state that the Indians are deprcdating in the
Basque country, and have killed seventeen families
There was great alarm Volunteers had left on the
7th to defend the inhabitants.
FIRE AT HoUsToN.-There was fire at Houston,
on the 10TH thatburncd out nineteen firms; loss $780,
600.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
a Small EusincsS.

We learn from Tie Charleston Courier of Saturday
that the excitement growing out Of the reported high
intended to be charged in Charleston fer the term
Of tie Convention has reached great heat and it is
considered probable that the Central Democratic Com
mittce will be compelled to consider the matter.
Depua;ions of the citizens and residents of Rich.
mond, Va, have been in Washington, urging the claims
of that city, Offering all accommodations. Active re-
prcsentntvcs Of the claims Of Baltimore have also been
there promising by authority Of the landlords that no
extra rates will be charged The feeling Of the people
in Washington is strongly in favor of Baltimore.
The action of the citzcus of Richmond and Balti-
mc-e, who have taken upon themselves the RESPONSE
bility Of cndeavoring to change the place Of meeting Of
the Convention, looks to us Ike rather small business
and an oflciois interference with previously settled
question, which they. nor the Executive Committee
have any right to disturb.
1t is hardly reasonable to suppose that the Hotel
keepers Of Charleston coud in justice to themselves,
charge less than the price proposed, nasmuch as they
must necessarily go 10 immense expense and labor for
this special OCCASION and the outlay in extra articles
of furniture, table ware, provisions, &C., will throw
upon them heavy outlay, and the usual rates per
diem on ordinary occasions would not be adequate to
the pccuniary demands which they may reasonably ex-
pcc TO meet the wants of the Convention.
Besides the extra expense in furniture, &c., would
be far greater than could be met by the usual rates,
and they may again have occasion to use the
ticles required for such Gn immense tllrong.
Let those 60 only. who arc willing to pay for their
lonors. 1t is voluntary matter, and If those Presi-
dentmakers not willing to pay for the privilege,
lot them yield to those who are The investment OF
ten days board at So per diem, may turn ont immense.
" proitablc-Who can tell?
We have special desire to take stock in the con.
Germ, oven though the chances were lower. aud tho
probability Of winning greater. Yet enteru ising gen.
tlen,cn should not be frightened of because consider,
alton may he required to meet contingent expenses.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
NIeXgcala Mustang Eminent.

It's wonderful effects and consequent popnarity-per
haps no article in the history OF the Naferin Medicd,
ever acquired the SAME Patronage, was subjected to
the same number of severe and different tests and met
with so few failures rs the Mustang Linimcnt. 1t has
Justly been STYLED Panacea for all external Wounds,
Cuts Swcllings Sprains, Bruises Eruptions on Man
or Beast It is so far medicine surprising virtue,
that Physicians compelled to prescribe it, and from
some remarkable cures of Chronic and Distorted Reu.
raac cass it has naturally attracted much attention
from the first scientific minds Of tile age. No family
can afford to lie without bottle of the Mustang Ini-
ment in the house. Berne ofimitations. The genu-
inc is sold by respectable dealers in all parts of the
For sale in Camden. S. c., by JouSsI, NCKAIN and
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