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Ad,ss~ns ees~rsl Ssels h.. bern 10 Chl.
cses Cor several dsys epiesvorisg - n.ks
sssss srrssssssss ~ ~kscs rorsiss - -.
Nsshasic Fssilsers e.s Be secured Tor somc
Of ne i1d.asa regiments.
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The London Star and Dial cautions Ma
500 and Slidsl 70 rsstrin their curiosity not
20 show themselves too freely Ia England
and Ia particular not 20 writ Barclay :
Brs~ry. where Hsyr.u. The Austrian "o'
man whipper. vss sssAnitsa-
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OFFICIAL.

TkEssuzy DkrksTxEsT, Frs. I, 1862.
HOLDEKS OF BONDS of the
u Il unite1 STATES dated August fs 1851. aud psy-
able three years from date. hereby notified that
prov sion Is made for The psyae1f q the Coupons q
seni ANIMAL Interest vsieh became due the 18th
instant, A cen sSrfesbiy 20 thcr tenor by the
Treasurer IL the Inssd sfxtcs a. Wsshin g,on or BY
cither q the Assistant Trcssurers At New York,
Boston and Philadelphia.
All such Coupons together with schedules skcu-
ing the nsuber and amount q each Ceapon and the
aggregate sam of each rsrcsi, mus be prrsentcd
fer animation ard verihczfIon n least three fall
business days before payment
SIP. CHASE,
febl3w2w Secretary a. the Treasury.
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DR.. .. %. wcLean,s Volcanic % :
Lint meuf.
Tsr BxsT kxfERskl ~ nsE wosAD. - n
on BEksG

on BEksT.
eThcurssts oi human hing hss. tsea ~syo1 L.
of o~zspcfgds snt misery 81 he &c q fes tvs.
nalls Eminent IL vii rellese PAIN kirss; lrssss
tanecusly, aud q viii eieHns-. parity l,sai To-
fualest s<lRE in Incredibly short t.r-. krtJZAr
VOLCANO on ffNlkKsT vii :, Zee. te ms; n
retpr sle cases 81 Hheunarsu. tout q NerraiE'a-
For psraisrla Cortrsctrd Nh -oles. Hdfnfes Neal
pe<s the goints Mnseies flgsrn~nfs q WI rey
Or fail. Two spplcstious wfl curr sore 11rost
Hen6arhs o. Fara1Ar. Ter Burus OF S.s31s e sns
Pain Is l. irfslhir -~-etr. Try o.. az POS -
End Il a. inoip~rssels rensay. h-p q elNays o.
hsnd.
FL~ANTERa. EAEMEkR q AZ co h-v<-x -s-rgr.
a. bor-rs. VII haT~ no1ry ~ r<ins k'l~<ns Va
csnlc on Ilfin.ent ff.is spescy an fnt<llfess :.
cure fsr Calls sprlsEa Chafss. s~.itaEs, Ls-anrss
s~rsn~y soFe., woun1s. scrstcb>s. Any external
dsse~seS. Try Il, ard yo1 vi ~ caosfIrzt-
Dr. > ". WrIeaas SIDE proprlsi-s,
lssl~ls sssutl<nis -
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oFFICI l.
Prbl,sAsd IN "a PAPER kariRs ne iaFs~
Ctrcslafsoa !
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers. -
~ ghx-, D<sllsrgs aud sssre hr-ns tSosar "
t>~u<. szcci<Et plsese n eel sootr, ~hich I vii
usfe ~ properly On CT bear I~rr~ Hsste. and %.
q HARBEEI,
t~c1etkwe~ Rsal Es-x.s Agsat
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

~ 5. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
services - the pusiio. especially 10 those Who
have been injected with The Military service q The
Culted states and who may have auy claim AgAlna
The General Government. lie will arrange. forward
and eily pro1ccufc all T-lic clsima. a. reason
40 charges and a. rapidly ~ The business can be
Having rEs YrtnF expo ~Ienco sod practice herein,
and he aid % old ofcrr OF The General ooTern-
fnent under Pf--ii~ut FILLMORE ttminisiraticn be
cannot fs IN being suooessu with al legal claims.
whethcr for PENSIONS, BOUNTY Monty 81 LAND
NAhRA>Tr.
HAIr-rAY PHNsIOSs.--Thc widows. or II no
Widow the Cnildrcn uUder sixteen yesrs Of age II
.sr who have died CT been HI les while n thr ser
vice arr entitled ~ Haf-fay Pensions.
INVALID PENSIONS All ofBccrs and Soldiers
vbo are disabled y reason 81 wounds received o.
d. ease coutrscted while in Tho service and In the
line duty soldier, Il sRy rcncd, are entitled
20 Ia,alid Pensions
IANp WARRANTS All Who served Il csys &c
a., 81 10 past wars q H. United staies. day
IN csftie euu led 20 1ca acrcs n Land In rae
or 8 sfn, be wioow ard Minors cnfitet.
uNrT NONBY.-The heirs n All Soldier wno
have volunteered drring the present va fcT threa
years O, curtr the war ara have died or bern killed
While n the scrvice, are eniitisd OR hcyDarr
D..LtAns Bounty Money! sni fnch arrear- q he Sol
di-r's pay 80 may have ~cc-uei ~ tbs ta;e o hs
death
10 charge uaaae without -lsia' If -aoce'sfrily
pers, snd wortssers exocuiea. an Blanks far-
nistet
az Esssern arrnsraee- arrnne~c s1i roilectec,
aud cecha1EC promptly remittet.
OFFICE a. re olf corner ffa1f.
rs pANALDS0N,
fsAsatf Soss-y Pusiic. e..
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm Of Tuell. Ripley d Co.
Il is this DAY dissolved b mutual consent. All
outrfanting Indebtedness must be iumrciseiy set
lid W. u. TrRLL.
NM. PADDOCK.
feb Il. lssl-du CURTIS 1. RIPLk1.
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Or. mcLeas's UniversaI PtIIsI

% LIVES oosrlAakr. fxscCsszss. sExDAcxz &C
There never has been CATHARI1e ue1zrt.
offered 70 he public. that has given spch suf'rs ssl
irfsrtion ~ McIesr's Universal Flis.
B~kag eDtireiy vegetable. they psrfeorly fuz.r
cent and can he taken hT the most teedrr infant yp<
prcsnpt and powerful IL removing all Bnlcas sscrs-
lions. acid impure, fefid water fou ths rtsr..-
mslsrious ustricts.
Thy produce gripping. sieksets a. sale a. o..
stonsch or bo~eir thcogh AID sesErAin<
In tbeir operation, prcnoting heasthy seaef-ons q
The liver ard Kidney. Who VIII suffer IRON hrisus
nes-. hestnrh- a,3 fcul stomach. wh-o - cheso :
remedy can ne cnrainecf ke~r then ecUsfz1tly ~
hand, q single dose taken IN season. nav pr-yso.
hours. csys and mcafh. Of slrknsss-l Ask toe Or }
H Mcise.r'r Uriver<sl Pills. Tsxs oLh-r b.
coated. they are tnstelcss. Pric- cry = p-s
boz snf ne by rrsii y ery ps-f q to- q =
J T. MrLEAs. sols S-opr..,sr.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TRUMPs: A NOVEL By GEO.
j " CURTIS, rrlsne,aSy niustrsf-c b Eopris-
MkCAULAY's HISTORY or ENGLAND
vi. An.
TIE WITS AID REAUX OF SOCIETY
~ he srfhor - "ous~us e soc.-fy''
.r,cs~-, AVN uCKTs6HAh's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15

BANK or TEE STATE or rSl1Ayk. !
Erxn<b 81 rsrre Hss<s, Jsp. L. ISL J
A DIVIDEND e nvs 2<r o<nt kAs be>o csoiarvt
a a u c~pit.l Steck 81 this urs.rA. psysb,s ..
'. ;ssi:s = ~ SsssssseR uvsss7, e...r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15

Tn Senate Of the United ssass-. On
THURSDAY p-..ed the Legal Tender Tress-
my Note bill
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15
MEDICAL.



~ 80
ae.uDeficisas A Delsshgrufsss-
dial Ever rokeus
THE THOU SANDS upon ihoas
a sDas sho ara daily rs.rg xsiskn's ssrsnrthsl.
- Corcai certify that C q absslutly iafsl,ss
BE remedy for removing and INyf9oRATISa a.
sss.lsred snt diseased system. purifying AMI en-.
r.ehlng tse hiood-r~stertnr ne reh. sr-sr.c< %
aeaIsh and strsasss
THERE Il 40 MISTAKE ABorrr II.
uh vii cure Liver eeup'sss. pysp~p,s, usrrASN
fyneBlery. Headache. depression ~ splrfN, frsu
Aae Ara ms ard Fever. BAD Rresfb- a. .zy h@>.ss
GRSTlExFS. a. yor vish 'oe- hsSAs. src.s
IAIiFs' DO yea ~.ss ths ssoo-a q AeAasA :. ssu..
toyoor chssks ssaini--then Sc stecos sac a.
xetRANs srRES0TBESN6 coRDlG An
MOOD FIhFTFEi
Delay Dot ncrert, Il i ~aTrsntee A. a - ss.,s.
ton. Il vii cure any ciseass 81 The kitneya Wcarf
az Bladder; Painting. ohstructet keast-n ssiea, -.
Ing % the womb bsrenns.s. or any cisesses eriia<
non Cbrcnic Sery0rs p<fsEfy. n 4 a. i7f.i.sAl
rernetr.
RSE Chssareu.
D. you want your dslicstr. sicklsy, po1y sA.-:rs
q ee healthy. strong and ro5rse-tAsn g'~s th-s-
Asiesns ssrengtA.ns Cordial. Tee The cir-risas
each ootue,1 IL y oeiicioos 20 take.
One table kpoonfal. taken every ucrninx fs-S.,.s
is sure preveptve against chill and f<vex y>Iio9
f-vsr, cholera OF any prevailing disease -.
SAUT1oSt-Bewsre q DragTtrts OK dsa,srs W.
may ny 70 palm upon you hotile of Biuess o. So.
sspsris which they car buy cheap By s.yns n 4
lost a. good There are svso ns1 bASx -nosxb I.
s;ssl part q my name % dub thelr VIII docar'
roos. Avoid srch lnfsmcus PIRATES and thelr VI,
lAiocus compouDtsf A-k Ter Dr. J. "A. Mclean,
Strengthening Cordial and ssoot Psrsser. TAI,
nothing else T. Il the only remedy that VIII purif,
your hlcot thoroughly, ard sf he ssn- tine
/ STRENGTHEN and fNttGORArB the Whole ~x~srt
fanon Its rut n In isrse s~'slss-si r~r rof.ss
or sis hotties for ~.
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N she only article AN she Wsrtd
that will carl straight Hair
TAe Only Article that ,riR Curt ,hs Nor
In Glossy Curls.
In Sunny Curls,
In Silken Curls,
In Auburn Curls.
In Flaxen Curis.
In Flowing Curls.
In Waving Curls,
In Beautiful Curis.
In Luxuriant Curls,
In Raven Curls.
Hair; II beauties he Hair; Il Csanses the Hair u
Il Delightfully."- aud Exquisiteiy
PERFUndED
The Hyperion does not IN any way interfere with iea
Natural Softness of the Hair.
II neither corches nor dri; 1t gives the Hair scf
tnrifty APPEARANCE: it prevents the Hair from
FALLING OFF!
It Is the only sr,sele ever yet discovered that viii
Curl straight Hair
In beautiful eurIs. without injury TO Hair scalp
The Hyperion has been before The puoiir but
about ak ncnshs and in that short period
OF timc ~ has been t-st~d by more than
one Humid red Theusaua Persons
And th~y all unir really testify hat the Hyperion i'
the Grcsfest Bcsutfyrr ever ofrcrcd % Gle Amer'-
can people.
1kc Hypcricc can ~ 80 applied ss q csuse ths
Hsir 20 Con- fcr orc DAY, or Sor wEEE, % f.
one MoNTH. OF for any Longer period desired
TIE Hyperion Is The oaly article In The world but
what eau be counterfeiteo raitstc1 By vnprinsa-
pled persons To prevent this. DO c7er 4 foi
rale Al any Druggists IN he United sts'es There
fore. any Lady % Gentleman who teslres the snf
luluriarf Curis and who desires 20 beartify thin
selves ~ using tho Byperion, uust inclcve The
: Price, One DO1'x'
In q letter. and address
w. CHAPEL A. CO..
Box5s. Pafkman, Gsanso Co, q.
and Il VIII be carefully s>us n resurn NAL
sresi~iy
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The National faisfi,osnesr has the follow
ing H. regard 20 tho address Of TooNss anil
cshess. recensis issued 10 the people Of Geor-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FoR THE CURE Oh

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireness Jamdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, DyseN
t,,y. Foui Stomach, E,ysipelas. Headache. Piles
Rheumasisn, Ersptions s,,d Skin Diseases. Los
Complaint, Dyopsy, letter, Tanors and San RAens~
y o,ms, Gom, Neuralgia, a. a Dinner PsA, AND ~
Purifying fhe Blood.
They sugar-coated that the most sensitive can
take them pleasantly and they the best aperient IN
the world for all the purposes OF a famiiy physic:
Price, IS cents per Fox; Five boxes tor SlOO.
Great numbers Of Cergymen, Physicians, Statesm4ls
and eminent personages have lent their names to 81
tfy the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedAsn
space here will not permit the insertion Of them
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN
ALMANAC, in which they are given with also full
descriptions of the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
Do be put off by unprincipled dealers with other
preparations they make more profit Demand
AYERS, and take Others The sick want the bese
aid there is for them, and they should have it.
All our Remedies for sale by
>naaom IL "a, T. e. Puts. Piummer &
keHy. Richnoad. Iad allen q. o., Cgn.
onnnti. and by all Druggists and dealeys
ia .Hedictnes eperyrhe,e.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11

An EPIrAPH.--The following decidedly
original epitaph appears on tombstone II
the cemetry attached 10 one OF our cities
The deceased was an engineer on the St
L., A.. and G. Il. H., and used to drive al
engine famous for its speed. The epitapl
was written by himself previous to hi
death:
"My engine now is cold and still,
No water does my boiler fill;
My coke affords its fame no more,
My days of usefulness are DER.
My wheels deny their noted speed,
No more my guiding and they heed;
My whistle-it has lost its Tone
Its shrill and thrilling tone is gone,
NY valves are now thrown open wide
My fanges, all refuse to guide;
My clacks- alas though once so strong,
Refuse their aid in the busy throng.
No more | feel each urging breath,
My steam is now condensed in death.
Life's railway DER, each station passed,
In death Im stopped and rest at last
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11
] 10 - sl522 20 e.
vi ay. June.
-lIII-t5 j. Is 81 %
...1l2 j II .@lr 80
altlf-
July.
Novernb'r,
IT'S sweet, on winters n;ght a

-. IT'S sweet, on winters night at
home TO sit by fire and taper; bat ali. il j, a
wiser thing. by far, to read our paper
Won't you take our paper' Can't you take
our paper? The joys of heart are lisle
worth unless you take our paper. Maidens
waiting lovers true, you must take our pa
per. To make all hearts with sunshine
blest, It's said. the P0kddtum is the best
Won't you take our paper? CAVITY take
our paper? Loves joys below you'll never
know. unless you.take our paper.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11

EF The other night landlord. discov-
ering one of his customers drunk, sloshing
about in the mire, went to his help. aud set
ting him upon his feet inquired IF he was
sick, or what was the natter NO" re-
piled the booty customer, Il ain. sick
ain't druuk--but | IN nightly discouraged"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11

Successors to JOHN KOHEY.5
iIESRI-S NEW BRICK,
S w cor. HAHN and Franklin Streets;
EgEING in receipt Of large stock Of Drugs aud
~ Medicines, opposite the Huntington Haus: sud
Peoples Bank, and constantly receiving addition,
supplies Of Fresh. Pure and standard Drug. Medi-
zines and Chemtcals, bought by experienced Drug
gist, for cash, and are prepared to sell CT Az tot
CASH. Also, on the same terms:
All the new and approved EAtracts,s and Compounds
in their strength and purity true "a name
unadnlterated Drugs,a wa. Tanted pure and f~esh
Glass Ware IN extent and variety before kept in
the city. Window Glass O.: suy csi- aaI -jz- Paints
Oils and Painter stock in quality and uusur-
passed
Liquorspurchased in Bond and a pure rs they were
imported.
Our stock in extent and variety is exceilel in
the west, aud our prices Is low the lowest
From ounce vial 70 = hog 4ead, and from b. ue
pill to a case of yellow ocLrc. posted.an ID
We ask opportunity satisfy friends
public that Henry SEW sark IS the pi.ee buy pure
Drugs and Medicines.
- L. II. MCCULLOUGH VIII be harry to see his
old friends at the store.
}. STEDDOM & 60.
Richmond, July "a, 1861. z4in'5g
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Boot and Shoe Making and
Repairing!

V,uE UNDERSIGNED. having employed an exHertenc "a
- workman, is now carving the above business IN
sill branches Third Door o Meredith
House. vi tn street will warrant his we'll dome
the cheapest at the shortest possible
and in neat snd substantial manner lie hair soes
mems tocts and shoes a. SO pair womsns hot at
A. Mouths from 10 rs and 40 thllrru's shoes
from 20 to IS All other m-niing in proportion. Coarse
boots from 81, I %. SO, | IS IS. 81, IS. to
25. Kir and Calf from -. , IS = IS. 4 IS
SO, rs to IS MEMS Nonrnes and oxford Ties from
-. 2S 2 80, Q IS 81. women's shoes -
So, IS to 81 Youths and chill tren shoes proper
zion. Boets and shoes and shoe lasts and Of all
siIes. Cheap for Cash.
DO Groceries. dry goods 'ur wood and other aPrrav
produce. and CASH taken in lie hopes
by industry and ssrict attention to business merit
reasonable share OF pGbltc patronage. A good Jour
wanted Immediately. ELI GRIFFITH.
Rich mont Ind. leah mo. (necl 1th, 6l. 50 Sna
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11
LOVE.

II tried to sing, tried to pray,
/ tried to drownt wi drinkin' ont,
tried wi toll TO drive't away,
But neer can sleep for thinkin' ont.
"Oh, love, love. ladde,
Loves like dizziness,
1t wanna let puir boldly
Gang about his busineSs."- BURSs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11
FKEFAKED BY
DIR. j. e. AVER & CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle SIX Bottles Cor SOC
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has for itself such for the OF every
variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that it Is en-
trey for the evidence of its
virtues wherever it has been employed As ii has long
been in throughout this section, we need
up to the has been and that it may be relied
on 70 do for their relief all il has ever found
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11

eEJ The best reading that soldiers can
have is contained in letters from their
friends. and the next the local newspapers
published in the places or neighborhoods
where they belong. Ifyou want men brave
or moral. cultivate in them the lose of
home.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11
A BARGAIN--HOUSE And LOT,

4 g1oi Cottage Frauss House. with seven rooms
N excellent ceisr, SIX acres IF ground in high
state Of caltis stion sni veil aIth the best var
cites of Grapes Gooseeerries. Strawberries. Black
berries, and Currsnts- Also ire young orchard Of
offered fer sale. The ostbaii3inss al good arI
substantial
Fer particulars and terms enquire al stedion 4
90 = Drag Store.
April II, 1881 Isn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-11

EyAn idler boosted to a farmer of his
ancient family. laying much stress upon his
having descended from an illustrious man
who had lived several centuries ago. so
much the worse for you" replied the far
ner, for we find the older the seed. the
poorer the crop"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
POSTAL INCIDENT.

4 young man from the rural districts
vent 10 the Post office the other day with
q bank note for dollars worth of stamps.
He was told that paper money was NOS
received. He vent for Spanish quarters.
ave don't receive them now" said the
attendant, ''for more than twenty cents
apiece"
The eouutryman thought Uncle Sam
mighty particular, SO he went and obtain
ed dollars worth Of eoppers.
"Now," said be, on returning 10 the
Office, and laying down his pile on the
window of the delivery, 81 guess | can
suit you"
T6s man inside looked st the display
Of copprrs, and cody replied:
awe never take more than three cents
in copper at one time--it is not legal
tender above thai sum-
The countryman looked at the COM
posed official for the space Of a minute
without stirring, aud then belched out :
"Lo0k here, you L--aint you almighty
kind of particular, for fellers backed up
in such d Jail as this 'ere You don't
take only three cents of copper at time
HeF wen, kuchy Po5S 5Su give iaS
three cents worth Of postage stamps any
how"
The official very politely cut Of a sin-
gle stamp, and passed it out, for which
the countrymAn laid down three cents
He was about to pass away, when the
latter cried out
''Look here, you That ere's one
time. Now, s'pose you give me three
cents worth more Oh 'eIn p
Uncle Sans clerk was not slow 10 dis
covering that he had caught a Tartar
He turned back TO the window and ask
ed
Glow many coppers have you got"
''Weil, only about ninsty-ssvsn OF en'
had hundred when begun.'
'FPass them IN, was the gruff reply.
''Pass out your stamps fast, and then
will but | reckon you WON'T ketch mt
again"
The stamps were passed out and tbs
coppers handed over, when the country
man went Oh, saying
"S'pose because feIler holds of6cs
under Uncle Sam, be thinks he's smart.
er'n all creation bat | guess they larn'i
something thai EiIne.n ..a e.t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

IL A mammoth telescope, probably
the largest in existence. has been lately
finished By Mr.. Alvin Clark, Of Cambridge
Massachusetts. The &eromatie objecs
glass is eighteen and half inches In IL
ameter. Those Of Harvard University
aud the Pulkava Observatory, St. Peters
burg, hitherto considered the hness in ex-
istencs, have object glasses fifteen inches
In diamese~. That Of the Greenwich OBJ
servatorv Is twelve inches in diameter,
and one has bsaen made ia Mulch of aev-
eutesn inches. On beiog placed In tam
pOrary tube lately, and turned upon the
ssar Sirius, Mr.. Ulasks great telescope re-
vealed an extremely minute companion
star distant about 10 min. IollosefHs,
which was probably never besere sesn
BY mortal eve. The telescope was made
for Mississippi oollags, at eoss oil
eli 600, bat the war has annaaed she
contrast, and it 10 now for sale. EEorss
are making 10 Boston to secure Ii for that
city, bus ID viii probably be sold 70 sons
foreign purchaser. ..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

80 4puB-IyW no(1eCM 1Rsu nns@
oEEIe4s.
Ia IL Democrat Nssis Gonvsasios
= 1876 ami ii u Nklonal Consea1
I'm aisssward, including shsse hsla u
Baltimore la 1860, toe following Essoiae
sions we're passed
- Rssosred, That Congress has no pow
q, andes the Ceassisasioay W inter ssgs
With or control the doaaestlc installations
|ol the several States and Territories, aad
shas such States are the sole and proper
iadgss of every thing pertaining 70 shess
own affairs, probabilities By toe Conssssa'
don.
. Rssoapsd, That ali efforts by Abofi-
siouiass or Others, made 60 induoa Goa.
gress TO saEsFfars With questions Of slave
~, Or take incipisnss stspa IN relatjcu
thereto, ara calculated 10 lsad 10 the mos'
alarmiBg and dangerous consequences,
and that all such efforts have the ineFisa-
Bile tendency 20 dimiaish the happiness Of
the people and endangsr the permaney d
the Uuiou, aad oaghs net 20 be counter.
aaeed by any friend Of ear political inssi.
tnaious." @
How trae were thess resolutions, and
how unfortunate thai the Amerisan pee
pie discarded them for the Chisago Plat
form, which was based upon shs opposisa
idea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

The CERs,NG PARTy.-The Chicago
Trib4as, commenting upon the new pro-
posed Constitution Of Illinois, says;
''We call upon every honest man in
the State to bury the cursed instrument
out Ct sight forever"
Wendell Philips, in lecsute on the
war, at Washington, said
81 HAVE CURSED rHk CONSTITUTION AND
THE UNION, AND xSpKAvoREp TO RREAK
THIN, AND, THANK GoD rHsH ARE BRO
KEx."
The Abolihonists of this State, and out
of it, are doing pretty extensive casrstng
business Just new. They curse the bes.
Generals We have 10 the field, because
they are fighting for the Constitution and
the Union, and not for the Niger they
curse the Democrats because they are mol
Niger worshippers they curse the Con-
stitution because il 10 not aR abolition
document and they curse everything
high and low that is not abolition. Yer
lily the abolitionists arc cursing party
-Ex.
They are not only carsing party bal
cursed party.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

~ The London Times discusses the
naval conflict between the MerriHac and
Monica, and draws from it the follow
ing conclusion, which it considers the
most important Of all
There ia an end of wooden ships for
ever, and the Americans are nov reeog-
MIXING the fact to some purpose. 10 adj
dition to what they have lavished on iron
clad vessels during the last twelve months
they are nov preparing TO vote E26, OOO,-
600, or upwards Of 5000, 900, more, for
structures of the same class, and will
probably spend on this object, without
stint or scruple, in the course Of year
or two, a sum which no British Minister
would venture to demand. Let as hope
that we may turn their teaching to good
account, and match them in the efficiency
if not in the responsiveness, Of our pro-
cegdings.