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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

kaUKxl1H II LAl71n1
In tl8iats debs In Ne nsgFo Dsba-
sing q fssy 1t ashisgt Ton commonly
|known Is shs Hosse % REPRESENTATIVE
upon the bin 70 recognize the indepen-
dsnce Of Negro Hayti and Negro Liberias
and open diplomatic relations with them,
MIR. Cox, Of Ohio, said
aThe object designed was not so much
10 increase commerce, but 10 give sost
of dignity and equality 10 these Kspub-
lios, sseaass sksss glsissns hmppsa ~ %
black. he argued the Consuls we're the
lmore appropriate agents 70 pgomose the
Isasagasss Of commerce. He asked the
gentleman from Massachusetts whsshsl
he expected minister in return. from
Hayti.,
s.Mr. Gooeh said that he wished TO put
Hayti on the sGHse foossag as othsT IN
dspeadss aatsoas, gsad If thai RepWoli'
. Should sssad AintsksT hs aaotsIa "a
: cars him, just the same - England All
= France will do. a %
esMr. Cox said that Hayti debaTred 81
whites frum Office. As q consequence 81
i ttrouId send negro Aialsssr here, s0stI
q al EhsTsghas asad dsgsslsss sssi0yed b,
: Lord Lyons aad Count MsressT.
"Mr. Fessenden, OF Maine, wished :
? know what objection the gentleman Q
d Ohio had 70 that F? .-.. .--... -
i "Mr. Cox replied that he objected be
~ cause it raised the black man 10 "a equal
isy With the white. He had thought thi
DC Government was made for white men,
~ de recollectsd that the gentlemen frol
b, Maine (Fessendenl said something III
n. this the other day, NAMELY: he woul
Iprefer that the Union should not be II
DC stored than that slavery be CONTINUED
Sc The gentleman would destroy the eommG
DE- wealth for the parpose Of getting At
III black man. Mr.. Cox, in bic aEgumen
:. said that the people Of Haysi bad not Il
power to rise above Ignorance, eoETuI
20 Eion, and superstition for q
cd last seventy years. The only object vi
n to dress up the negro Minister, VT
might be sent hithher In gold lace, vi
;, light leggings and shoe-buckles Of =
vi old style, and perhaps pas wig on
IN head, and send him TO the White Hou
a. TO be the laughing stock of all who COZ
!. gregate there. he was nos to be eoasi
~ sred SO much the Representative vt Ia
It'd ii us Of the free negroes Of this city, a
sr- 10 whom they would look to as the 6
lie of their idoiakxy."
~ The bill, of course, passed, and /
Iue negro from Hayti is TO be received
led Washington with just as maeh resp
I'VE md consideration as if be were the Mi
,ur ister Of France or Great Britain.
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POLTT4cs or 0UR GENEaALs.-Amons
those understood to be Of Democratic an.
secedents are the following Mcclellan,
Halleek, Mcdowell, Butler, Dix, Wool,
Burnside, Buell., Shields, Mansfield, Keys,
Heintzlemaa, franklin, OF. Smith, (de-
ceased, Lander, (daceased,) Anderson,
Rosencraus, Denver, Sturgis, u. A.
Thomas, w. T. and 7. w. sherman,
Grant, McClsrnand, Ortttenden, Logan,
Housseau, Nelson, Wyman, /. |. Stevens,
huIligan, siekles, Colonel Coreoran, and
Geary. ra
Among those of the Republican ante
cedents : Fremont, Banks, Summer,
Lsas, Pope, Curtis, Phelps, Tyler,
Schenek, Hantef, Prentiss, Governos
Morgan, Ferry, Terry, king, and Pierce.
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HESgy CLGv nearly twenty YeArs agos
foresaw the calamisous rssnis Of tia con-
sinued agitation Of the abolition question.
and thus predicted il with phrophatic
truth In . letter 10 Henry Cotton, dated
Ashland, Sept q, 1S4a. whaa be said !:
ssthe agitation OF the question in she freq
States viii axas destroy al hsrmony. and
finally lead to disunion, poverty and
perpetual war, the determination Of the
African race--altimaks aIzxxARg rasPosra
tam.1 - 60
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- Certain portions Of AassTaii& are
oTerYun With thissles, and many boys earn
thar living by cutting them down. As
this. howsyer, does NOS sxserminate them,
i i proposed to intxoduce ths goldhneh,
the brown linnet, the red poll and the
German siskiu into Australin, ali ni
which birds live on thistis-ssed in the
saaaax
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ITO CONTRACTORS.

ITO CONTRACTORS =
Il SEALED proposals will be received at the
Mayaxsa oszcH In rae city of GonaEl Bless, IaEa
I'd to May LIST, ias1 for tao alltng up 81 HARRISON
street fza fsa iatsrs e~9iom with Greea street 70
psant whegn tbs saas raises from thR Dattom 70
me ntaA ground The az to De sixteen feet wG1g
10 tne gwess reaponaibls bidder previaea the COS;
Of tAs ssgzs sal naf sxcsed twasy asnss peg crbiC
yard. ]. n PALMER AzEsF.
Coaneii RlHaEs, ApxSI -, ESss
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c. The pressure Of the asmOsphere up-
On every square foot Of shsearsa amoaass
to 6,l60 pounds. An ordinary aissd asa
supposing his surface 10 be l4Equare feet,
sussaiHs sha enormous pressure Of q, 40
pounds.
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e Tho Caucasian says that when
Simon Cameron was Secretary of War,
be ordered the arrest and imprisonment
of man la Fort Lafayette because rs
had hidden too loso on contract.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

o TINE AnoLIxaG. g
lgth 1aop.
,,.s ,%fg.sA w.,kava In
Ias So. -. 80 i hlosd are II
-. go. ~ hs.yt. az ths brave men q
: - : novsal ..y;sa The In. d
/ |. s.-..s.,.a., s.,,.s ana h..lhex against q
- 80 .,,s,v ,,s.r.rasass al death
1-s.-a.. 90 .~.in.r a..h sthar.--I
=. - - ..aahsvs and wiaows. and
....,,sa .,.a ..a,z ,as sAs
-. "a .ha assn paaaa,ngx al the
"a a. a.....hss m.;aan- hasa an
~.,,.s =. .sraag nlna and the patriot
paaisa - s -. -. - : Hsaven
! 80 r.s,.r .hst he will axress and
a.,1 - 80 $50 an bring back
-. - or.. s,,;oxsss fv lila paopls.
pIr -. ,ha rannls charge yoa with
- a. r,;r0. movers a. hi. great in |
0e'As 'Ao s' - h.n.vh,
.as.a,..;on ga aas,h n th;a unhauuy ma
=. h.u. ...y,ssr s,.ay,sonnens Of
49, Nj, W., and teaching
INC ss~sH - A $500
80. .Aa rsos,,a 70 disobay
LOU NAYS '~~ aod
t., ra do w;ekss3iv.-
-. :. -. nonuxao.tsok,. under your
lou seA0h 'h7 s"nk1 -
-. =. ,,c,S Iaxvauts. You
~, - - s,rnrloln,, from, rob,
teach the save TO Put'SfA 1 80
and murder as iAAS'e'' -" 'o'.I =.
s@aos'" ~"A -. .na 10 rlssss
'' - ~, go. ,ot .nsverine
'leAA wal - -I..-:- - .how;no all
again "U' -. ,hs, .v ,aovp the
s0"~ Ts,.s %
e''1s -, 80 -. VI, haxa ,sfpse,i
-, a.. -, 81 ,,ssce AZ COIN
ana leach hatred
,ha .l.xo boidsr- sneak evil
S ..-.-..,..;.a the southsrD
- 80 ,.aalav ars1 eut-throat be-
- "a or. slavsx "a ssbis
eauS" ~ 50 OIL, nh.n o,tE
/ -, - s.tt r.au anita a scr,
' 50. = "a ,.,.h raj, and he di,
-. ban9 ba shall. be- severely pun,
>-~s.-:.h-..a,,;ae IL he santinu,
. - "a shall mt be- Furnishes
=, -. ,ou~,, ;, s,at do YOU believ
:. k.I. wr;,p anticipate you
q -, ,hasa cords ssIf be
{ AhS"e' ~ -. 49, wanl
d - !. .wx;rn stCgivs ms an anti
- ,rr---.fs..;on ii .nts-.lavsry Bi
g si@'s'J o0 :, S,T,.-t Ca ), but tbi
0 80. .u-.uan. ,ba R,bls sisher teashe
- :. t. mt s.Cbooss We th
. VA -....
s aanv .hs
10 ava 'AA''' h,,h ,osnh an
u 'ne o.S ''.~ ~" ! SIS, nan hr
"PN''u - aanv tn,
II yo0 "H0 N -, .,~.r;.,
u slavery e1iS'ed 81 A'' -. .~..,,
,e VI VIVA. h.. ax;sts
CIR reader Knows 'HA' O. ~ -
= 'iA.S 'Hs 80 s;...,uv,.;ons w,
- uH'eA "4 O - -, ,.s,o ws,
"A composer III par " ne. e.,
ID s~I-,.Il .hau h. e;reug
E Ne 'nA' ,h;l5 l, ro,
ID .,i.u. ,h.t il horn in the hons
C. 9. ho,,rb, 9Th monev Of any strang
lii . M, If the sseA - Genesis, Ii
es .han 12tb verse. See also 18th, ed al
es 10y a.. -.L, ax,h uand ii
y r,-a hath hlezaed nv saaster greatly, al
er -t.,h ta.o,na 1,aat and be hath Civ,
re h;u AID. ana herds and silver and goI
- $3.50, and ,na,d servants, al
r A-'A - >, -, hroxwr he
10 -. ahwsh.v had. lint the IA
be -, L.c,."-.4 ,4th vn~.a inform, Us be b
" 90 =. on o,,sa. hssidss tho
I'd 'ho wv - ~ Ahxshpm was
40 SS "O~s' - Ahol;.;,
OF avn ''~ -, I:L.-Ifo a..,.xs. III
81 - - AAv.hsm e,;,,tao him the
~ m.avs l.vs. Won cannot 6ud even
ca ~. - s.las
al sdvisasoFy sentence ''D'n VIC
at InS DAD4S AZ A4A2S ." =
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UOwARD ASSOCIATION
PAELADEasRlA

UOwARD ASSOCIATIONS
III PHILADELPHIA
4 Benevolent InStIiatlon. sEtAL..sEss y SG+.s
Endowmenk. foF thr EFilei u III SEA Eb4 D.
tFesSed, AfziICt Is Nth Wire ent All hfttszA p
eases. and especially tor TIE Care q BisaSS
the Sexual QTEauA
MEDICAL ADVICE given F5l'.s .! re AK
Surgeon to all who apply b. seii9F E2.E I sss-f-
tlan OF their cphdl lEss, (aEs, ~ pal. "a, Z
life, etc and n extHeGns poTr5tF e.. q -
ish I'd free Of el1axEs.
valuable Rep0Etls on Sperm 3 r-5F1 a.. -
Diseases Of the SSxuai 0rEEG9s, STD ~ SLF AT
EpIEg employed "a the DlsE tdsaIE ~S.i - ~ T.
Hicaed In sealed envelope tsrr Z EaA'at ~ .
three Stamps for post age y a.. r. r -
Adrtsss DE. J SEELLIS HtrGHTN ~
Surgeon Howard AsisoCl8tles-, ;" 5S.Ei- AZ
Street PhtIade lp6Ia, Pa
81 eEdeF of Ebs D!Tpltafs-
GEO. FATaeHFLDl ses'y.
Dsr II, 1859
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AGAxH|s,ap.

|MAsHooD' 80 lzxkslg
now f&sST. HszM MknxoEEn.
or rRE &AxrRH, rRxAynKNr an RADE-
CAL CHMx Or HEEkKAH8EAE0MA 81 ssnainal
wwlkaexMI 6e<&M Dsskiifss kewwpasasas and Ia
vslnhxxfx Alx11aHs EAdaetng Inapetsfrg ssa As2-
81 aud Pat sieas rneapArity-
|s@ ~ No1s r. cxfLEKEWDI . d.
AmtAsF af fAs sxafrssw Basks rs :.
The wursp~fenawaeA AstAsss ~ sala Aazzsr sale
kssEuees sains4y Stave& knak sfs swn nsperisecs
szss& TN mwfnl esNseasHsssef Fssf~sasee MsE %
N4Ar2nMH9 rsuasTst w4tAqqt fhxsfAM sssaAetass ne
mzn4ss xiags " ssrafsiss 4e&a1xMg sm<& Hsses VI
essfT sG Szne exssAin saA Aectasas or NA6s& tvsTy
ssassesy ~ mstssF wf<z Ais 1sndttisn n1aE ~ &z
csrs hzansssf oAesp1T, pFtszs1y 80 k1asaaIv This
zsSsgnk& VIII pFsse = seeA % tAssa4 - tess-
- sussr sSna = - sasrsss sSseSsss. :. IA
IN ~. I'd. q - II II IL IL. III xsss
go nsEk10 a. ssE# tueasNkM
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Asslos In asgHhy gives, shat win rarsaywas ms
once, In shs city vi Csanral BipEe, rswa, nj q
I'm irsaay tha fgsA w af gasy, Al. D. t843, Al Fl
a'eEaek A. NJ, sesae8 preposKae feF the foaiowins
weEks so~wiE 20 aaa 1sna1xAy fsvn TIE AngEs 81
aaia sarsss at tha app~T esd III EAEgss eecoud kd-
aaslan ~ . pcsns opnesfks % the hflaEe exssssns
Em1Aaa 0Teek late the Fair GTsunas, 2nd IN, ailsx
sha4 the asta MI shaI be NADIA ands9 Tie airsrsius
the City kugsnesf. SstA xfxax % b swenty fssi
II wiasA4 Rot fnxaAsx lnsaFsnatson cauxsxnzas ths
aheFs wesk, call "A ahe MAFsFss ofzcas 49, - e
n. rALMEn Mayor
GsHarai HsMafs Egw&, June GS 1904 ~
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wAx PAYING AgD CoLLEc7lS' ."
opvgtsE BLUFFS IOWA. IS.
-..w.,.,sI -, consctloa AID Lis1 -
,nu. ...yx.fts<s in ali It's bgsReAes, =,
Taxes paid In western iowa ACC
saSst liberal lerlEa
REFERENCES
Para Rsak. Hsw Tefk CtsJ. va.
State gaSin1 Association, 81 =. ~
! M&sgargGAeEgs RsRz, bestSaI
wasAlnssn REBk, do C.
Aswx RxxaAEa, 0Abez2o. u. ,.r C.
H8n Tom a. kassdr, Wtsdi
lAnk 81 szxacass, syfAeG-'s y lisa
n Fgs1s, PTesidant STATE bIIA =, Tsvif.
Hzsasss Grew, M ssfracF3 d =, 81 q isFh
Hon O. nAsssin gsssse s'lFS~l l4. Fssz.
Hoa. q Sells, ss-ratAry &! s'S'''
Ian Z, E8S2
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hsasies ss hsss@y gives, shss VISA yexavs as aay
szacs, n sAs city 81 CsaHsil a1aAA. Iuws. nj q
Tharsdsy ne tesh dag Of 5azx. Al. 49, II II
e'sIock A. n. s@aIsd esepss&la s1t ne dsxiass Il
gu1kxn Greek uaseA. an Green street. feul where
RsN<xss los.
Uni snxsAer snasfsaAxssn aenaasnkm8 she aass~s
woxk eaii a. sise M&gorss esaea,
s 80 II Il. PAxMxay mayss.
!. casnsii Sluas. 5ans u. - ~
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All persons who are indebted to tAe sshoei rans
% kszwsnsd Ecuasg slsasrEs z pzlnEaeal - inter-
aas on sale Of seheas Lzada, or fag usossy ieznsa
are hereby nstiaed fAat NH asbss @Ne aai& faae
assssf BE- p@z6 % saaiafsessry axraasananss mzds
sAs renewing sAs sAms wifAiE khres nzsssAa ffeM
kae pmAsta&sieu III lais mgkiea. eB~~ MAa Asa saf
she betIsr protest an of see SchooI FmndsH Ap-
|e@v@s &EFss ssAy ~ -
.. r. CQNF0KT
/ Gfsxk II NE Bsxxa 81 Supervisors,
puam2aaa, cFasfesa Co. tswa, Nag y, - ~
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NYo@zcM 10 LAND RoLDEEs'
j SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC q C0AVsTAaEsa

ShEt FLEETWOOD, I0EA -
u.smsae a fuIt eesaglsts aat Pef'eti A2''', =.
rGties to ali the L4nds in Mis- S00A". 81
siuainx the Original Sales B! 'i's 1--WE 80, 4
all sahaaxueak eokzvsyances, A9isS''
Rruss, or oaAa4 aassaaaaEance r.,uu
Alao, fuia and soaPlete AS'}fa.' -. 'tsaEsS
Gas Essss in sbs assy q sleaweed Hpa az -sssg
shersso--afd also 10 Paciac CIty, 10 80 ~ YF
~ Ne also gtvsA sToHFt a. "a 81 -
mesat % #axsa, exAhz snstiob 81 t,i,.S4 LFtas.
exssaeas yNssafslsss - Gear 81 LA
W#MTzscs in the Gaari House
1aIzaaxy ., 1851
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%" Thurlow Weed heaakfassed with
Inhu aulexg Se I1ax..lssks saaszsus.4Ix sad sxaa
NSsfS - 50 @FsSSf~SSTAa 1Vsg0&&3sys M@1 Wsss
assured that before the close Of the pres
ent year the world would know who wTete
the Junius letters. 40 H
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Ex~Oasos In Phaemix Block, ever Parks D CO.
Stare
Tenders his professional services % the atlSRhs
Of Council Bluffs and vicinity Particular AtteH'
tea given to chr1nie aIs sAsss.
sPfiss successfully treated
Juna ls IEsz Saa
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sFso exsssuHF4TvM

FTto UDMSuMF4EyEs, ~
i'll xhe aavessaasY aassug sssn ssssareA 10
heak1A in Esw weaks hy veyT siEaRis geamaag akA
sMsxsaea sud TINA dread assesss, 7aasxEHsSsisahs
saxIsaa = make knswn ke Ills ss&sow Sufferers szs
Meanx % suxs.
sraszapsian usea fses as sAarKa3 wass asssesasns
fas pFrpargag asA asig shs same, wAatA thsy viii
Ard EaSe care fer CaHs&m ptsoms A.fAasa BFcscA.
eta As ne sMay nS8ess ed sMs Aa~ssai ssx In sa~
IND mo pxns<xaSanm Ia sa h@nsat sha altstsa and
spsus6 fakBTsaaxSsn which he ccstvea - - vssas
ahss axpa Ne Aeass sxxxy sx&aEsr &y ing Aak Tsn.
4y a. Is Will dsss tAsza astAans ana xaay pssvs .
raxtlss wAsAsng he psesuapsion win vasaSa A.
avSss AET xuW and =. WILSDH
49, walaiazasAxsgs Klasa cpaasy. u, X.
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Council BLUrF1. IOWA, 0et IL 4&
Dr. / wyg4nary--The t1A set q LFtEcl
te-ta ea Sold Plate, wsieh yea FesFEtI Ga1s x
me- 40 admirably snswFT the paTpOse Of tLsli -
ttFurtloh. that cAanoG FefTalA fTam sTRrrsAaza !
you my high opERIuu Of you as DsHtlN "a
Plates are 50 perfectly ad4pged t. The E.gE4 II
10 each ether that, SEth theJ Age, both sPezE I'd
vst almost a. we1 as / formerly I'D Elth ny nrs
raj teeth A. WgTk % Az, % aoitAlEE thEi ID
OBJ qIiudei 10 can be saTp2as@2 Several peEGsl
had assured Eae tl9at seat " Ayl9aaI fteth ess.
not be made to 6t u any sFy1.ae = ne bat ToG ~
hsye evsgeame lhs dItacuIty Iypfehe5Gsd b. t1at
@wntfs-aen :. DeUsLAR
Epr-II-ISSi ~
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nmoAAgR NOYIEk. 4ss E1
1 - IL sas aass4z AZ sAs Estate II JULIUS y.
kRMMkn Dec
NUttcH rs AeEWNy H2SwA - A1f HRE#~na ENNVEBS
shAs shs Wan Of he above naasa gafau& r. kre-
neg hRs been puStsc4y se&a hefoFs Esa NJ gs4aiFsd
by Las and Lhr iss 101s4as Of March set for hear
ING ps&eS ahessaa ~ nag ssEacs ia CaaaelI BaRigs,
iowa sssazas.ssgss A&MAMAM JACKSON,
FSo. J, 1884 County Jsslaa.
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- MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS My !,
invited to bring n gaeF w0rk zEs tyr, z,
guarantee entire sAutAeilsz a. u feS4r&,,rx1
and work
II Call &ad exAm4aF Eo5E aaJ PI!ces
BABBITT C4RpEyYTE
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e /. WOODBURY.,
sT d G. E8N De ETEsT
1900 az-s- 81.
C0INCIE RLEFFs- ~
LILY Y

COUsCIE BLUFFS, IOWA. sszHA
Dr.. WoodSgTIshs1g lRE bssa lgcstsd
In this pIzes for the pat three FsAFsuLYT
ttIme to test tAe durability a. has @-AA
wsrkb wvaII aay Il all yrrsouS taToTiag him II
their canH1e6ce tAaI Itsey may RITZ upon his slHss
exeFtIgGs IL prFturE every CpeFAtLen Ia Ss part:
. uALnfr - possible.
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Proposals win be recssvsd hy the anaersignsa. a
Mayer sf ths stty us Csuae4a Binss, 40 60 %eanas-
dag, JaiI sths 1854 for farRishlag ths materials
and epastrucfias Bxlck caisest acruas Rraadsvay
II The sprsng HFaneA, assr Mr. Bafehelagss Gsasaen
In said city Il $3.50
rae pian and spsclacatisas can be sxAmai I'd. end
Eaxthes iHfeFnsAtiou obtained al saa nssSa Ill thw
City Kngsaesss ia Haggss RsaSk.
j. d. PALMER kagax
Mayors ueaes, coanesi alazs. ) ana Is, lsss.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hareby sivsn that wzH rSaasy@ ~ rny
oHses In the city Of ConAeii Bluffs, Iewa. ~ &c
ThaYsdSy the feth day Of Saiy, A, d, 1883, at II
ascaAc&, H.. asaIed pFopa&als Sos Che grading d
AatTisoa stress saxssea fsat wide sad sslsaaa In
ches Ia Depth The eaFsh Tor grsdig tAs same 10 be
a&Epn from RaAison street, 80 as 10 improve tbs
laat mea&iuams stRA@t. e #4 sH@E &rs5
Far faFthaF tmTsfsnstioa soBeaFning Gha Allows
wofk cali 81 TIE szsce Of khs Mayor 8
.a !. a. PALMER Mayer.
G1uneii Hfgzfa. ysae IL Ea9a ea& sE
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&4uufhsturea st Canton Ohio. This M&Ghtus
waa swArdsd the nighsst prise, Gold Medal at
tbs great National trial u Bssplhs aad MSwtnS
MaHaiaAs, hsSd al syEacase, n T. in 1857. witch
trial open TO all nsshnss manufactured in The
Uaite& statss We iagits an examination and
trial Of saese achsnAs ~ the EaFainE souam aity,
whiea we Warrant 10 slvs satisfaction o. no SAID.
JHna 10. 1851 p u
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-24

The UNIVERSITY learn that an idea has got
abroad that the University of North Carolina will
be closed and the President has received letters in
quirng If this is likely to happen. He gives the
story an emphatic negative, are glad to hear
The authorities, Trustees and Faculty, are determn
ed i not to- follow the evil example of evacuating
Ihey Will keep their doors open whilst single
student is DESTROYS to enter them. And long may
those doors be open, and soon agin may they be
thronged with the hundreds who have of late years
been accustomed to resort there.
By the way, the catalogue for the present Session
has just been issued from which it appears that
the whole number of Students during the year has
been 100, viz: Seniors %, Juniors 20, Sophomores
30, Freshmen 80, Partial Course T. SO OF the
whole are Of North Narolna, from Mississippi
from Virginia, each from Georgia, Louisiana and
tennessee, from Arkansas 2 each from Alabama.
rlOrioa, and New Mexico, and from Missouri
=. ar ~, lne ensuing Annual Commencement on the
W W. thursday in June, VIM. B. Rodman ESQ, of
msssuneton n c., will deliver the: Annual Address
Seore tne Societies. and Bishop Atkinson the Sermon
' 0e'''e tue graduating class.-Fay. Observer.
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Thus it will be seen that the fresh water passes first
through No. !, taking up its soluble substances
that this partially changed liquid goes into No. g
getting still more nitre that on being drawn off
from No. 2, it passes through No. g. and is finally
carried through No. 4, getting additional supply
OF Nitre at every change. Thus the liquid coming
rom No. 4 is as highly concentrated as can conve-
nently be obtained. The clear lye from No. 4 may
De set aside in vessel to settle, until enough is
obtained to commence boiling
After the water has been passed through No. four
times 1t will be exhausted, and can be emptied and
hled with fresh earth and placed as No. of the Sc
rles, No. becoming No. 8, No. No 9 becoming
N: present No. CORNER No. q will now be
hled with fresh water, and this having drained
through, the earth will be emptied and fresh earth
put IN and the barrel placed as No f. thus presev-
ing continued rotation of the barrel and avoiding
the necessity of stopping to refill at once Care
should be taken in pouring the clear I've into the
vessel Tor boiling to pour in little of the sediment
as possible, thus having much less filth to get rid
OH boiling. Where it is not convenient to get bar
rels, hoppers may be used, conforming as near as
practicable, to the rules as with barrels The
hoppers should be made of split timber or slabs,
converging on all sides, and made tight practi
cable.
BOILING
Procure an IRON pot large enough to hold the
liquor to be boiled, and pouring all the liquor into
1t, boil 1t briskly, when will rise on its sur
face; this scum must be skinned off and returned
to the barrels, and the boiling continued until a
drop taken up by the end of stick becomes hard
or solid when let tall upon cold metal or upon a
plate.
The liquor is now to be dipped out of the pot and
poured into cloth placed over tub or barrel, and
allowed to strain through into the tub below and be-
come cold As soon as the liquor begins to cool,
crystals Of Saltpetre will commence forming, and
when cold the liquor left-called mother liquor
must be poured off from the Saltpetre back into the
pot with the fresh liquor for boiling still has
siderable Saltpetre in it.
RICHARD MORTON,
Capt in charge Office.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRoGRAPHY,l
RICHMOND, May 9Th, 1862 {
Iapprove of the process above indicated, and re-
commend it for adoption. GEO. MINOR,
Comd'r Chief of the Bureau
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-24

A HARD LICK.-We are satisfied in our inter-
course with the people, that the hardest blow the
Confederate cat e has yet sustained, was inflicted
by the Act of Congress fixing the salaries of its
own members. This Act has produced not only
profound dissatisfaction with the Congress, but has
dampened the ardor ofthe people, and created wide
spread distrust of ability to secure patriotic
government 1t is not that the sum voted is
unreasonable as permanent compensation to Con-
gressmen but it is the consideration that Congress
should have taken its fullest measure of compensa-
ton, at time when they were calling for the
fullest measure of selfsacri6cing patriotism from
the people The people looked to the Congress for
an example of a noble old fashioned patrOtism-a
disposition to draw as lightly as possible upon
the pecuniary resources of the country at such a
time this and when, instead of what they expect
ed, they saw one of what they deemed the, most
extravaganta proAgate ofthe old Federal measures
re-enacted, the disappointment was wide spread
and profound. The passage of the measure at
such time as this was certainly most injudicious
The old mileage and per diem would have created far
less dissatisfaction Georgia Telegraph
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ment, and that he did refuse, stating that bo
consult the most influential citizens over be would
years OF age, and if they deemed it i've
expedient he would recommend it as their az and
X. b. WHITLEY
We the undersigned, citizens of johnston
ty being over thlrty-ive years of ace anJ ~ coun
ing to be in the town of Smithfeld on the npen,
T Oh .nS SrG INST we're consulted by Col Heath as
deemed it necessary, and petitoned and reeo,u We
aea certain persons without regard to partr ae
requested Col. Heath to take the proceedinns and
General Commanding and procure its cogsr 10 The
proceedings be kept private until ne eo Iat the
the fate of the enterprise. u'a learn
EDWIN BOYKIN
SETH WOODALL
JNO. B. BECKWifTH
A; G. POWELL,
May q, 1862. '1oi'NlNG