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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

c. The Messenger says that sshar.
Brskinridge's views on tbs territorial
question are identical with those Of the
Union parry viii somebody pleasesell
wondering world whether the ssyiews''
Of the Union party On territorial 81 any
other question are laid down Z Who 4
authorized to say what are the views d
that party = Hsaasbal Daao1aI.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

The Iowa Democracy never bad bet
ter CongfesaionaI Ticket Ia enc Geld tnaEl
that which stands at che head Of cuy col
asana. Haa. G. G. Cols, Of sas ass Das-
tgicf, lass year made ) MOST srssiitabls
canvass Of fhe State, and hIs great popa-
lAFisy in hia distries n saaqassG Gacnahfy daa
to tas able speeaAar he delivered bassse
the people. He eaxTisd khs dissRiss hy
two hundred majority &ad hn@ Tor shs
overwhelming Rspghl an majority in the
ID district, weuld hava heaa eiscsed. Hs
Ia CERTAIN of carrying the district tTiumssl-
antiy against Colonel Curtis, the sitksag
member, who i&a neither Mr. Celess aAif.
fty OK popularity,
Bat upen the Elector of shs ID DisssasE
and our gallant champioa, Bsn A. Sasa-
uels, devolyef the ooabat which mRss de-
eide whether the BLACK Flag Of Repabli-
eanism shall gise w&y to the stars and
stripes In the hands sg Dsagl&s and the
Democracy. No one need be told thai
Mr.. Samuals in gsnklemaa spf distan-
guished ability ~ pablo speaker, Tor
rs heretofore, has trumpet tones will be
heard oxeT the prairies, sreasing tbs pao-
pie TO oombas against Ehss foes Of peace
and harmouy--of the Consultation aas
the Union.
His competitor, Hoa. Vim. Fanaever,
will be inYfted TO stump ths diskEiet with
him, and II he daEe 10 appear before shs
voters OF the ID Congressional Dissrses,
he viii learn too late how diHarantly thsy
ran o ehaupion al the right of men %
govern themselves and the aavaesta Gf
Federal tyranny, who would bind the peo-
pie Of the Territories hand and foos---
Dubuque Hs~asdL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

- Monday last being court dsy,
goodly Number of the soveraigsss uf the
county were in town, and, so far 40 we
could gather public sentiment, we are
satisfied that large majority Of the pso-
pie Of this county are Ia favor of Douglas
and johnson, the nominees Of fhs ressa-
larry organized DenocTatic Convention -
Lesisgfof (Va.) Star.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

ET An exchange says that the ouly
charge the Democrats make against Mr..
Lincoln is ''that he is in favor Of fee
dom 70 The editor is mistaken. IL was
the Mexicans he was sin favor of''-nos
ssfreedom."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

eT a few weeks since, part Of sword
was plowed up 90 tbs hills oil Valley
Forge. On the blade Is inscribed i778.
II has been presented 10 the National ar
tilieFy, Of Norristown.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

u 1t is said that the reason why the
Republican elubs call themselves. "Wide
Awake" is because the members are in
iatited with "eye opener"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

GA grand ratification meeting Of the
Democracy of Indiana, viii be held at
Indianapolis to-day. Many distinguished
speakers are announced for the occasion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

%" The Kentucky Democracy hold a
State Convention on the 23d, to nominate
an electoral ticket pledged 30 the support
of Douglas and johnson.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
Na,g yora .rnlv ID

The Tiues' Washington correspondent
says that private advises from Georgia
announce that terms ef unscn beswsen
the Douglas and BelIitss In thak State
have been agreed upon. Each candidate
ls 10 hare Ave sleetora.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

4 SgSssBG.E CaGcLUsng.--Hoa. Silas
Ssy,noar, formerly Stale kngiaeer, 10
which position hs was slessed by the
AaasVioaas ek Ssw Yoxk, has written .
lesssg to the Hon. Sanford 4. Church, exe
Of. the New York delegates 10 Charleston
sid Baltimore, ia which he declares his
insasien to suppors the Democratic nom
insas, Douglas and johnson. He sass
that he Is arm In the belief thai the oAly
srsaa course 10 parsae, in order % ayoid
the constant, and 10 hin disgusting, agi-
taEisn Of she eternal negro question, both
In and cut Of Congress. is not only 20 ale
low bat compel the people Of the rsspec-
tive States and Territories TO settIe II
aaang lhemseives, and TO permit neither
Congress nor the Executive 10 insarfars
IN amy nasaneF wirstevsE. That hs UNDER
stands 70 be popular sovereignty 80 sx-
poaaasd by Jndgs Douglas. As 10 the
distinguished Senator himself, he says :
81 hare knewn Jadgs Douglas long and
weils and have always Fegzxaed him ~ y
statesman Of gseak ability and integrity.
Ia the American people, BY their vakss
sheaid. as sinosrely hope and believe
ahsy will. elayaes him to the highest 0ikce
ia Easis gifs, hare No doubt that hisl slali-
ministrakion viii provs mono peacefal,
snsrgssic and saecsssfui klsAn any thsa
have gone before Ii; and that oar resoar.
ees will become more faliy dsweaUped azad
oar institutions more arfnly essabiished
ahan any svsr ya hase bsan.
'lE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

- Otical returns FROM tha Oregon
elscsioa give shisa, she Democratic can
didate for Oongrss, seventy rsaioriay over
Logan, the, Rspghlicsa candidate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

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eas,ar amsysean ! forwarded 10 .yxnsa
where Il IL taesr iuteatsou 10 have Il
translated and pabllshes number nv ANNA.
her.
Rev. DIR. Chsevsr has salad for Eng
land for the purpose Of obtaining money
from the abolEtiouisss .,s thai eoansrv 10
enable hin, 10 continus The urorogxtsan
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II GreeIev. Garrison. phillus and sons
aftv others eouli na.ns were "a sollow
chssvsr 20 Enslaud and rsu,ai,. shsre I
would wiIIsrsuiv agrse 10 nav ! good
round sum YEARLY, - nav shars Of : tax
for their suuuors, fan opinion mav ~
based uuoa fhs late stsitor;als of ths Eoa-
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

Hoss q Kouno Lsiv as1e ss~aes Dswu3.
ed, and ho9 &ss NarsxAiy EscaE,ek d
Fnghtfa DsaA, 81 osessig q q skss-
sion Mlfrz.

EsazA sSk &aaxs &fakA NAgu4F&E EasT 10
An scs1deat VI . ysTT siRgHlxs ekkxae-
Ter, which, ahhoneh IL did hot result Is-
rionsly, Ii mons tho lass iussressiaa. ee-
euusd Wednesday noruing, On ths line
OF the IndianApolis and cineEnsasi Rail
read. The down express train, ln ehargs
OF sondnc$or Harry Wan, took On boaYd
Mt Greensbarg party af piouaafs, ahous
one handrsd Aads ffsy ID aambes, for 81.
Paal, little Village sess miles further 20
the west. !, 81 +
When the train rasaised shas point ina
plsasars p&sty sliebtsas and stood avouasd
on the small piAtfaEn, eovsring II eo1a-
plstsly, waiting % see fhe cars moye hs-
fore Ieasinx tH tha xoods. just as the
train started the skslsssn skirt III ona of
tha yezng Iaaiss vino happsned 10 be too
close 20 shs sxasn, 1AuehE On nua on tbs
si6s CT ana I'll TIE eazs, &kxowizx bag IN
hg feet. Wary foxsanatsIy shs rain was
moving quite sIDwly atlkhe tims, Or the
Consequences nixzs hsvs bean usors sesss.
aus. As u wss shs yosag lady was rRst-
y roaghly used.
A stoaa man I'm shs paxsy. ssainQ har
condition. ss oncs a3isaa hsr IN ms arms,
and palled with ail his ssxsugth. sadesw.
oring 10 ss&r hax Loose hus the shirt was
both strong and armay fasssnsd. and BOT
until all the girls undesrioshes was pail
cd From her bsdy, and hs dress torn 10
shreds, did no saceead. AL tasis sxsas-
pired while ths train was nosing dis
lance OF twensy fest, when the epnducsor
saw the danger and imsaedsaseay chaekna
It's mesion. Indeed, the girl was nee en-
sisesy asasassd unsa tina &sain had sseap~
ped.
After the excitement Of the mosnant had
passed, IL was discovered that the soIss af
both the girl's shoes, By the resistance
she bad offered the txain, had been com
plssely stripped sway, Isaying sAs appszs
upon her fess. Esrauge 10 say, sks e.
capped aay Injury. She was ixnsxsdi&ssiy
encircled by Q nambar Of hss fszasIs
friends, who conveyed her to the village,
whsxe her wants we're properly satsn8ed
TO.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

There is said ID be shree hundred
daily papsEs nj this time IN the unised
Stcses. Five aaaarsd and seventy thsus-
and 10 estimassd ~ the rirsalasion eE the
daily press, or lsa, ,0so, 900 psr aanaaA.
There are also about swo thaasAad 1--WE
hanared sxa-wsskliea, seni~wsskliss and
weakliess watch woald probably make sAs
aggraxaha aazmbsr Of newspapers annuAlly
dissributsda ahroaghoua shs United SsA1ss,
AZ, ,8o0, ,00e- q arss sasss daily paper In
such . ssty 20 Nov Yosk has gsassally
swalse sdiaors aad reporters fsFty prime
ssrs, swo pepsf ssadszs, thixtssn psss1zasn,
enginsars and oslas empieyess in the
prsssrosn. half adossz ooxssspoa6assts h
EaspTe, swD on tArae regular aosrsspon-
asnts h Washington; shirty ass pssssns
In che naerk, srapping md mailing Do
parsmsnts, and ahous ~ mary nore sn-
Eaged - caxriass4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

A STRAsa AxxAgz--JArzxg SgrposEn no
IN KuLsD nv sxAxxs Ths Roohsstex
Union Of the isth inss. has the foliowing
isam Of nsws:
This people of ths spatheTn pars 81 the
neighboring town of Ossien havs bsyn o
excited latsay in soasssa&ass Vi whist hss
occurred upon the faEsa oS kStwsrd Grit
an, . highly respectable and well known
eitixen. he has Lost three heifsxs On his
farm under cisuzmstAneex dat lead 10 ths
sUpposition xhsk shsy haaa beaa killed By
saakes- Ths kmxm &c ar. Gxikfn aAsoins
q lsxxe swamp, which haa been na&e1 fur
snakas, end n w&s II . psssaxe ennkigu-
sas % this sEaAap sk&E1 ths dad eAfaEe
HeEe found. The only MARKS of viaisnee
10 be ssan wpon sha os111a Wwre ako9s
their nscks, snd tbera wsxs N appssxanss
% q oard having ben drsmn 10 tixhxly
sbcut tks thsoef as ID pssanes strszaKzis-
ton. The lass 4nimal shaE aiea rs faund
before shs sarcaas was yet cold, has no
traces af ths dsssrey&r ceasd be sssa.---
Ihs osstls wsss heGlsky Msla xps,sArad to
have Tad upon the gr.ss 10 b ssry mo~
msnt they wers nlAins lis heudzy proh~
Ahas shaf shey eosafd hare ben t. -
stxoysd hT ksnaa k.eais, snd \ y -
improbah3s TIT - 1esiAa 4 ~ pnpas
if he ndiek bo<hood y fuIly eosxes kaa
snakns haTs atsn111d fkeAx. Hnre hInex
lms&ea. Win yell6M szn1s xbeut - -.
Eaxe known u snhshst fkis xwnn6H md
they axs ~ maut fewoeiozs NJ ihfs sksas
Iof reptiles that - kpoMn a this paxt af
4 - n.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

EFs M RK1TfxogLL d Co, ils Nassau S..
Eew Tark, ana 10 State st.. Boston, are oaf suth0E
issa &geaas ts rsceave AaseTtssans ser this pspsS.
ER yox, Coz o Co., are sasAesizsd Assnss Tea
Meg rofk and Fhiiaaslpasa.
II s. q. SHLgs, Ia oar aashSsasea 4 gsat %
Bostan.
EYJ 3 Posr b CO., are oar aaaAoEissd AGENTS
fos D.. Esauls.
rs. r. ROUNDS, ia cur authorized Agent aer
CAleAze-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

Fer my pars, L aza pFspaxea 20 main.
tain and preserve insicHsts ths fJosssisufas.
sinn as il Is, with ali fts co1npx ynaisss ID
stand or fall by the Ameraean Union,
clinging with the ssnacisy Of life 70 all
ifs glorious memories Of the past, and
precious hopes of the future.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. i
We ara bound 10 extend and spread me
til we absorb the entire continent d
America, including the adjacent islandss
and become one grand OCEAN bound Re-
public. do net care whether you Iikt
II or not, ron can not help it. IL IL the
decree of Providence. This conftnens
was set apart al an asylum for the on
pressed Of the whole world, and as nur-
sery for liberty, and here the people are
collecting from all parts OF the world, and
taking shelter under the great tree Of
Liberty.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
The Federal Union must be preserved
The Constituiion mast be maintained in
violate IN all It's parts. EvaEy right guar
anteed BY the Consultation mast be pro-
tectad By law, In all cases when legssla-
tsons is necessary TO its enjoyment. The
Judicial authority, as provided in the Ganx
stitntion, must be sustained, and iss de-
cision implicitly obsyed and faithfully
executed. The laws must be admins
tered, and the constituted authorities np-
held and all unlawful resistance sapprss-
sed.
eTeszNI s&F-F1sz - TFsr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

This unprineiplsd snsny of she De-
nocsasy is thus referrsd to by ths VISA
ingtoa eorrsspondsns Of The Cinsanaasi
Eagnsyw'.
Brighs arranged with Republican lead
ssrs In Indisaa, before ehe adjoarmenE, to
have their assistance u getting up dsa-
onssratiesas IN Endiana- Ia the svsns os
OF failure IN this proisct, he swore In ahs
most violeas TERMS before ls~yiag hsse,
that he would obtain vates anoaxh In his
State 10 defs&4 Doagias, IL they cost him
twenty dollars pea vose4 Ha win In my
opinion, lind the people o9 iaaai&aa a9s
qaite % pascha&abls e ha may Imagine.
Keep tha IndianA Dsnsseraey well posted
IS 70 the desperate schemss Of shis MOST
unscrupalous administration. Whea Old
Raek took leave Of Bright, hs said,
.Senaaor Bright, viii look with grsaa
anxiety 10 yoar m0vements IN Indiana
much aepesads upon yua and your fsisnds
shere. Keep ma posssd NJ 10 yeur de-
siras, and command me at ail simesss'---
Bright replied ssMrs prasidaak, hare
staksd my political life oa de4saeing that
Douglas. - 7s&
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST !, 1860
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PALMETTO
IRON WORKS
COEU NJ MBIA., s. G.
WILLIAM GLAZE. pHorwrEron.
GEORG N3A. SilIEL DS, ,I'cuIMhH. :

MANUFACTURES SIEASTaENG1NEs OF
Nl any power 1csired; far Mills and Plan
tatien purposes, Mt short notice, having ut oil
times on hand some finished, or i'll n forward
state. In connection with our Mill and Engine
Work. have scared the services Of Mr.
wrights il the South, to surerintend the put
iin,r L
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BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS.

All description Of. Brass and Iron Castings
executed iii the very best manner, and at short
notice, aS We east every day in the week. Our
stock OF patterns is very lnr.:c, having recent
lv purchased all those formerly owned by G..
w. Right, which being added to those made
at my r>'ab!shlncht Cor the past five Years.
,lnkcs III" assortment more fall than any other
like cs,;l,ii. .i:r,rui ia tlr S,nlc
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CEsEsaO5&E:E; FeENEDY.

In Jnf;fliblc Cm,c for GouorheG
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
FSNI!lS Remedy cures when all other prepara.
L. tionsfal 1t ltisrntIrciv n"ike every other
compound, containing no nt:rerai poison or aam-
scars DrMt, ~ it is prepared solely from Ioofs,
E0r5s and L,nre$ and has been handed down
from one generation 10 another by the Cherokee
sIndins 1t is offered to he public on its own in
trnsic merits. ltp'rf"'ms lis duty quickly and
"thnrousl,iy. The wnk,r;mudtc Of either sex will
be repaid hy using this Itmcds instead Of placing
themselves at the mercy ofsome Cuack or Pro.
fessnr. This Jscmrdy strikes Mt the very Root of
The disease; its tendency is not simply to suspend
Tia poison. bu: TO remove the cause on which it
drrcn'lS.-Full directions in pamphlet form
company each hotlle-The speedy and perma-
henL relief afforded by this Remedy, in all cases
of Gonorh0n. Gieci Graucl. Structure, F7uor A.
Jvs, Whites IN Ftmai's) and al Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, la ed the mo st scien-
tifc men Of the nge79fhis remedy not only erad-
icntes n poison from the system but inrigorotes
the most delicate constitution. EB-It does not
affect Tie hteail, or interfere with any class of
business, or require any deviation from the uscs
al diet. ~ 1t requires assistance from 9th
er meaic,ne Aud what enhances its value s
the entire absence offail nruseous taste, being q
pleasant and delicious syrup.
Price 81 per Bottle or Three Bottles for SIS.
POTTER & MERFIN; Sole Proprietors,
st. Louis, Mo.
Sold in AbheViiic by D. MCLAUGHLIN, and all
responsible dealers in medicines Van Schaak
il Grierson. Charleston. Wholesale Agents.
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CIRCULAR SAWS

| nm agent for il. TIpe & Co : celebrated
Circular saws. aud also for n manufacture Of
the same article in Richmond, Va. a full sup
ply of !hrs" Saws. Of all sizes always on hand.
Persons wishing them will do we'll to call on
Inc, AS make 10 charge for fitting them to the
m .lr..l..
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Important to Planters.
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,
RICHMOND GA.


TONTINUES to manufacture WOOLEN
" CLOTH ut l2t cents per cents per yard
for plain and Is for twills-fnding every ma
terial except the wool. The extensive aud
constantly increasing patronage the Factory
has enjoyed for years past, assure She proprie-
tors that the article of Winter Clothing for
Negroes made by them. has not been surpassed
by any Cloth made North or South.
Recent extensive Improvements and others
now being erected, enable us TO keep up the
standard of the Goods, and to secure an early
delivery.
Planters, or others who may wish to send
us wool to be made into cloth, can send it dirty
or clean-if washed it should he done in cold
water, and done thoroughly. H@ent dirty 9
charge half per cent per yard Extra for wash
ing. BURY Wool is not objectionable--the
burrs are removed by machinery. The name
Of the owner should be marked upon every
package sent.
Wool sent by Railroads in Georgia, Ala
bama, Tennessee, or South Carolina, to tho Au
gusta Depot, with the owners name and erich
gond Factory" marked upon 1t, will >bas regu-
lhrly and promptly received: = +, H. -
We would especially urge upon our patrons
the great necessity Of sending in the Wool as
soon clipped; ifcthis rule is followed the par.
ties would always be sure Of having the cloth
| in ample time.
All Instructions to: Ms.srs. FLEMING d
ROWLAND, our Agents in Augusta. Ga.
A. JOHNSON,
.ly. President Richmond Factory.
- June 20, 1850, o,
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FROM
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Leaves Abbevi at 9 o'clock, a. m, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the arrival OF the down Passenger Train
fromGreenville, and arrives ntW ashington sume
day at 8 o'clock.
Leaves Washington at o'clock, a. m. on
TUESDAYS, THU URSDAYS l. SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the Cnrs from Atlanta. and
arrives at AbGevilIe same day at o'clock.
Leaves Nineiy.SiX at 0 o'clock, n. n,., on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS d SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the down Passenger Train
from Greenville. and arrives at Augusta same
doy Mt half-pnsL o'clock. connecting INN. di-
atcly with the Wansooro and Georgia Rail
roads.
Leaves Augusta at s o'clock, n. n,., on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
arrives at N'nety-Six same day at halfpast 8
o'clock.
eY- For further information apply to l. II.
Russell. Agent. Office at the Marshall House.
AbLeville c. H., s. G.. for Washington Line /;
or to N. w. STEWART. Nnety-Six, S. c.
| Agent for the Augusta Line.
J. P. POOL & CO.
Jan. IL, 1860, 371y.
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NH'HssE; EsSHEIBNG.

am agent FOR o9c Of The largest Wire Rail-
inG Companies nt She N"rth and will furnish
Window Guards. Gnlinres N,ramlnS Bed
stca'!s. or any c::cr d,-rii;.';"n of Wire Works,
at the book prices "f the manufacturer, which
can be III nay "ifirc
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FROM ALL hDIlTER RATION!
]. A. ANSLEY & co.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, GA.
ATHENS, GA. Nov. % 1S5o

ATHENS GA. Nov %, 1859
DrGr Sir: Rhodes Super. Phosphate has l.cn
applied by me this y"uron n small scale, to both
Corn and Cotton. The result exccr,!";, my "
Pcctation, although the experiments. for many
reasons, We're not. and could not he cun!rciyi
with due caution; Yet AIN entirely satisfied
that the growth Of weed, in both instances, the
fruit in curn, and the number of boils OF cu.to
were fully double the yield in the portions u,
manurcd, and this when only II Tablespoonful!
of the super Phosphate was nppic as II top.
dressing 10 each hill of corn aud Il tca.spouI:.uj
To each stalk Of cnit"n--:nl the last as lat. in
the season aa the 18th Of July. Suuc of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six feet
branches, Covered with Lnlls, while the urrna
nured was not half so good. 1t is my intention
next year. TO test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most nh't scrvt.
(SigncO NJ. {. 81. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, C. Il. E.) Nov. 2S, 1873.
MessrS. j. a. ASsL.:Y IL Co.:
G"'fs-l bought Il ton Of Rhodes Suncr-
Phosphate i'll Baltimore. last Sprng MY. H. j.
Leitncr, Of Errz,i:, TO test its value as a wa
nur". put about l25 lbs. an acre of co ottou
n The drill, Oh lanl that would no. ,nak. o.cr
fJ 10 100 lbs. Of seed cotton per acre. without
Manure. The rcs,,!. is entirely satisfactory
| have made III lcas. lroE 100 to 800 lbs to the
acre on this very poor land. l expect To pur-
chase from TO tons for my Sprin" crop. Ny
Ovcrsccr wishes me to put his name to this also.
Yours, i'll great haste,
(Siyned) Z. ". PR!NTTP.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. 81. lS5? "a If.
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EsH.D4s'S.

u aSHIi ana Carriage SpOkcS.
In connection with the Establishment, VIC
are manufacturing Wagon and Carriage
Srokcs Of the very best material, and i'll sell
2" per cent. lower than the same Spoke cun be
bought Mt the Nor,h.