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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

u GsoLvED,
II ny t1ss LazEzaaH CearsAi Of the City Of C1Rn~
eli HIufs Iowa that the owners o. Lots within tn
following described limits In SAID eaEy, Ea~ VIII -:
Gomme neing a. the Esath West eeFngy ~ Market
strsea and grosdwsy, faaalng thsncs aiang tue
South aide Of Market street In sontheFsy tliYer~
tion " peinl opposite the Soa1A Eass Spgnag Of
GiaFk's LFt~-lhrEcs along the NORTH aide Of Mar
kss street. In aoutheTly direetisn to Rssaena tseet
are hereby TssnaFea 10 SoHstsRes Piank 8ida ain
Ia trent Ut taxir respective Lots within thirty dxys
fFun aud after asEs Pablkcatia ct khas resolution
sad Side Walk TO be constructed VI Coitoaswood
plAsk sac and bali lnohss tAiek, lad lengthwise
upon har4wecG stfiagefs, noa less than twg ~ fonr
inches. III said side VAN Is aat eanslruete wi ID.
IN tag sizaa abr stated sAa ANA viii ha eaatraac
ted By fhh CitY VI Couaeil nsfaFs aud the expense
assesaed ~ The respective l.tS. The same 20 be
eonssgartsd nisdss she superasieu IL tas Cugamlt~
Tee 81 Internal improvements
Ad3pteA. Nov I, is6f. IA
LTHANpRR VI. BABBITT, Mayos.
W g. caAwroAn, City kscerdef,
Nsy, =, AssA - - a. n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

cratic party, and has no more right to
claim to be one, than Lucfer has 4 right
to claim that he is an angel Of Heaven.
l have labored for the South that they
might have all their rights under the
Constitution but when they cast away
this Constiu ion, and made war upon it,
then said they had no right to protec-
ton under it. Having played the ply
stefan for years to attempt to cure this
limb, now | will play the surgeon to cut
it of. Slavery is an umna:ura' state of
hings, and thc worlds progress is against
it. AIN no parry Abolitionist; but as
an exercise OF the war power, am for
taking the thing out BY the roots: am
Tor employing every clement which VIII
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600, eco Male and Female Agents

TO SELL LLorpS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNT
ColOREn MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CantdAs
ami Ne" Brunswick. From retcnt s'rveys, comrl"t-i
Aug 10, 1852; COST 10000 to cnsrarc it and yeas
time.
Superior to any $40 map ove- made by Cotton or Nil
cheii and sells at the low price Of fifty cents; 100000
names engraved on this map
II is nor only County Map but il Is also COUNTY
AND RAILROAD NAP If tsc UHi'ed States nuh
Canahas "cmhiuri IN on" giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION and distances i,ctwrtIl.
Guaraitra any Woman or man g. to - per dar, AMI
will take back ali map. tina. te s,Id ani ra.i
tho taunCy. Hcul fn y worth 10 try.
Printed instcu tigl.s how 10 canvass We. sshc al
orr agents.
W&ntoi--Waaesalo Agents for our Iig1S in c,rry
State. A fortune may be made with u f.~ hn:ltrrI
acllaIs capital. No con'lstiton... j 7. LJnlh
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Tie WAY Department 7ses our Nap of Virginia, MARY
land ard trnnsy,Nania, ~ :iI0o With is marked
Anictam Creek Slarpstmg, Maryland flights. Vii
Transport Ferry Rhorersvr, Aolani- Ford ami all
others the Potomac, and every other piar" in Mary
land, VIRGINIA and rstnsylyania, 81 unr"y refunded.
lndi:na and Illinois, ia the ouy authority " General
Buell. and tho War Department. MonnY refunded - any
QUO tndin.. AN error ia it. rric, 50 c,..ts.
From THO rliarrs, Arg. ..
"TIhTn'S MAP OF VIRGINIA, MhENI,ANn, MI
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hut - cents, and ite wuc!i ilA ~ YcnrAs2r
LLnYDs GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
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Bowen Mississippi River Pilots II st. LntiS No. showa
every man plantation and owners name fr'rn st. lr$
to tn" Gulf Of MrXic"-l,iiO iu,.---rV"ry smd-lar,
isan town, landing. and all places - miles h.cl truut
the Iiverconrrd in counties and states. Price, 81 in
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NAVY DErARTMEsr, Washington, Sept Il. '>G1.
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ppi River. with price per uuIrrd copies R"nrAniral
Charles H. Davis cur7qriing the Mississippi uaron,
Use of that squadron. GIDEON WELLS,
sept -, l9S.--t% Scc:tt,r! Il I'll" navy.
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WHOLE No. l.l09

South against us more than ever" Mr.. Er-
chairman, believe, does.
This is the substance of the conversation :
had with my friend. do not think hay,
mi5rrorc scented him. II seems to me that ho
is proof Of the proposition that vas often
made at the North at tho commencement Ct
this war, that the south had dashed hcrscl.
into frenzy; that she was simply insacc on
the subject Of Secession, slavery, and Gotten
that no arguments, entreatics, or Offers of
Compromise, could induce her to for"gc her
settled purpose; aud that nothing but actual
force would open her eyes TO the truth
nothing but bitter conflict could sho. her tbs
error Of her ways; in no way, but By war,
could she be made to comprehend the power
OF the North, and her own impotence. Had
We still the old iraternal affection for the
South, instead Of tho bitter hatred which is
growing up among us, it would nevertheless
dictate the most energetic ana thorough pros-
ccution of stjis war to the achievement Of is
ultimate object and design.
Farther South, beyond our army lines, ga
mass of the people arc still exaGperdtcd, ant
continually fed by newspaper accounts of
Southern victories and Northern exhaust ion,
to which our snaii-like progress gives to,
much color Of truth. But, wherever we have
obtained permanent toothold, / think III,
ideas expressed by my friend prevail pretty
extensively; and even South among we'll
Informed men, not personally committed to
the cause, they also obtain. 1t docs not
prove that we have got no fighting 10 do, BIT!
i does prove that after we shall have con-
qnercd the Southern armies, and occupied
important points, Submission will follow mach
more quickly and much more generally, than
those who intend to s. dc in She last Gitcl. -
would have us suppose.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01
II0p In Burn COnI AT This seasC

HoW to Burn Conl. AT this season,
when this important article of house
keeping is SO costly, it would be well to
practice the closest economy in its use,
This is not, by any means, done; coal is
either was ed in consump ion or else
thrown out in the ashes. Nearly all, or
at any rate, the greater part of our
ranges and stoves have four doors, two
large ones opening on the crate, and two
smaller ones for lesScning the draft and
putting in the fuel now, when the fire
is started in the morning, it should be
built only in one end Of the crate, the
other being full of coal by this means
the amount of wood required (Which has
also increased in price is much reduced,
and the coal ignltes more quickly, the
fire soon spreading to the green fuel first
applied. When the stove is not in use
for any especial purpose, such as baking
o. roasting, rake the fire clean and fill
the crate as full as it will hold, then
close up the draft openings, oven aud
all, and throw the small doors vide open.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

The corn was planted " four By four"
and four grains in Il bill, aud neither
thinncd out nor rcplantcd. No. pro-
duccd some good sound corn, but more
nubbins aud small stalks than any other,
and missed coming up more, No. =
contained but very few missed hills or
grains and produced good ears, and
ripvncd cight or ten days sooner than
No. |. No. 3 contained more stalks
with two ears han any except No. 5, and
produced bat few imperfect ears. No.
1 contained good corn, but did not come
up rs we'll as the rest, owing, as sup
pose, to the seed being somewhat in
jNred " the cold Weather while i. lay in
the crib. No. ) was By far (bo h in
appearance and weigh) the best of the
Whole eighteen rows but five grains
failed to grow, and there was but little
second quality corn.
This experiment proves several i'm
porant poin,s: lst tina. it will pay to
take care of corn which is intended for
seed g; 2nd, that seed taken from the
hiiduie Is E!ofe likely 10 grow, ana pro-
duocs corn which ripcns earlier than
that raised from seed taken from the
whole car Sd, ha. smoke is beneficial
to seed corn.
After the above experiment was re-
ported and discussed, tic enc who tried
the experiment gave his plan of preserv-
ing seed corn, which was adopted by a
unanimous 70 c, and was AZ follows -
Select the seed while cutting the corn,
giving stalks with more than one good
ear the preference, and allow it to re-
main standing until dead ripe, but not
upil caught Ly a heavy frost then
hu>k and remove to the smoke house,
and when smoking meat place 1t as far
from the fire as possible. As soon as
the smoking is concluded, remove the
corn to the kitchen, or other convcnienj
place where it will be kept moderately
warm. When ready to plant, she'll one
inch from the butt and two from the
point Of the ear, and use the remainder
for seed. If this is done, no replantine
is necessary.
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Agricultural.
From Tile German omn Teipgrnph.l
Experiments with Corn.

A year ago our farmers experimental
club, by a unanimous vote, resolved to
try series Of experiments with seed
corn. Each one Of the club had his
experiment, which have all been reported
on and are nine in number aud presum-
ing that you would be in crested IN the
result, |, as corresponding secretary of
the club, have concluded to send you
the enclosed result.
Experiment No. was with seed
corn; three rows across field were
planted with seed shelled from the ear
just as it grew, without removing small
grains, and is marked no. /; three
more we're planted with seed shelled
from the ear one inch from the butt aud
two from the point, and is marked No,
2 the next three were plan ed with
seed taken from the largest ears from
stalks bearing more than one, and
shelcd as in No. 2, and marked for con-
veniencc No. 3: the next three were
planted with seed selected from the crib
just before planting time and treated as
No. 2, and marked No. 4; the next
three were planted wi h seed selected
while hauling he corn in from the field
and placed in the smokc house as soon as
picked out, where it remained until
after the meat was smoked, when it was
removed o the kitchen ceiling, where i.
renamed all Winter, marked No. 5 I:
the next three were planted with seed
from ears trca ed the same as No. ),
except the smoking, and marked No. 6 ;
These rows were all side BY side, and
were treated exactly alike all through
the experiment, and had no manure.
The result was as follows
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01
HEATERS AND RANGES.

FKNllE undersigned having made arrange
z ments for putting up Heaters and Ranges
is prepared to furnish Tie public with good
and cheap article.
The Egg Heater is simple ard efficient
and sure TO give satisfaction. It's heatn:
qualities are first rare. II will heat four or
six rooms with a moderate amount offucl.
Ranges at all prices, and warranted To
operate,
Having had some four wears experience in
the city, fa,ter myself that | understand
the business IN all its details.
No" is the season TO have this work done.
T.. ". STAPLES.
July 10, 1862 3rd door alb. Post Office.
r ioMBINATION. This is the best Cook StoYo
\Jin use. Try one. For sale by
Oct II. 1861 l. " STAPLES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

the fuel is then slowly roasted away to
ashes and good, clear fire at al! times
readily obtained. by far too much fuel
Is thrown away in the ashes buy a
patent sitter and screen them, picking
out all the refuse, white ciDdcrs, &C.,
and you viii be as onished at the result,
fully one-third Of the ashes may be
rescued from the pile and re- consumed.
These hints should not be neglected ;
we have tried them and know their
value ScieMlfc .4Merican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

TO PRESERVE ClDER.-The following
recipe for preserving cider, was ties ed
las, fall by friend, and found to be all
that is claimed for it: When the cider
in the barrel is in a lively fermentation,
add as mach white sugar as will be equal
to quar- err or quarters of pound
to each gallon of cider, according as the
apples are sweet or sour, let the fermcn-
Ia ion proceed until the liquid has the
taste to sui then add quar- or of an
ounce of sulphile tnot sulphate,) Of
lime to each gallon of cider, shake and
let it stand three days, and bottle for
use"
The sulpbite should first be dissolved
in quart or so of the cider before intro
Gucing it into the barrel of cider.
Prairie Farmer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

ELEVEN REBELLloNs IN TIE UNITED
STATEs.-Slncc the organization of the
Federal Government, eleven attempts
have been made to resist its authorl y.
The first was in l1S2-a conspiracy of
some Of the officers Of the Federal army
to consolidate the thir cen States into
one, aud confer tho supreme power upon
Washington. The second, in 1897,
called Shay's insurrection In Massachu-
sets. The third in 1894, called the
Whisky instruction of Pennsylvania. -
The fourth IN 1914, by the Hartford
Convention. The fifth in 1920, on the
question Of the admission of Missouri
into the Union. Tive sixth was col
lision between the Legislature Of Geor-
gia and the Federal Government, in
regard to the lands given to the Creek
Indians. The 7th was III 1880, with
the Chcrokccs in Georgia. The eighth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01
TE1E s01G OF TasE ssIgT.

With fingers wc'ry and worn.
With .yclids heavy and red,
A woman sat, in uEwaman'y r. -,
Plying her needle and llrcat-
Stitch stitch stitch
In poverty. hunger and dirt.
And sill win voice of n ,lr'arnNS r.t2h
She sung the " SoHG OF THE SuIEr,
Work-wor; work
Till their brain begins to swim
Work work work
Till the eyes are heavy mai diIa;
Seam and gusset and brnl.
Band and gusset and seam
Till over the buttons fall asleep,
And sew them on in dream.
Q mon with sisters dear
men, wita mothers and wives
1t is not linen you rc warning ont,
Bu; human creatures lives.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

was the memorable multiplying ordinance
Of South Carolina, in 1892. The ninth
was in 1912, in Rhode Island, between
the Suffrage Association and the State
authorities. The tenth was in 1856, on
the part of the Mormons, who resisted
the Federal authori les. The eleventh
is the present attempt at secession.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

SOLVENT FOR OH Furry AND PAINT.
-Sof soap mixed wi h solution of pc ash
or canstic soda; or pearl ash and slakcd
lime mixed with sufficient water to form
Z paste. Either Of these laid on with
ar old brush Or rag, aud left for some
hours, vii. render it easily removable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

A TEXT FOR HOME TRAITORS. -'And
whatsoever will not do the Law Of thy
God, aud the law Of the King, let jndg
ment be executed speedily upon him,
whether 1t be unto death, or to Danish
ment, or to coniscation Of goods, or to
imprisonment. "-Ezra { IS.
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3rd door above Post Office
PRICE, Sc5

F'Furthcrmorn, we hope our Machine will rot
be denounced as worthless like other cheap ar,-
clcs, simply because it is cheap Try them. ala
be convinced that our prices correspond with IN.
times and this progressive age.
Sent 20, 1872
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ElKTON ACADEMY,

FEES PER QUARTER, I'll wcc,Es.}
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
Elementary EnsHsh, So 90
STC0ND DEPARTMENT..
Higher English. $50
THIRD DEPARTMENT..
Latin, 81 so
SENIOR Departures
Greek, Surveying, &c, s.; 80
Modern Languages, each 200
Music, Instrumental, 500
" Vocal, loo
Drawing, goo
Water Culnr Painting. $50
Fuel, G'c.. lyr !ht .rAas6n. | 90
HENRY ". THORPE. :. NJ.
Principal.
MISS c. W. THORPE.
frCcrptrcsS.
MRS. Z. /. DUNCAN.
Teacher Of Music.
No student received for lcss than a Quar-.
ter, and no deduction made fnr absence,
unless accustomed 10y protractcd sickness.
April ~, lsG2.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-01

Here's \ string Of verses that no real
lover Of his country can read without feel
Ing an inclination to WELD IA blow against
the fuul RebelliOn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-17
OUINSYIN HOGS.

A correspondent of the American Stock
Journal writes thus concerning a disease
somewhat prevalent among swine at the west ::
In your last issue, you published an account
of disease prevailing among hogs in iowa
and Illinois, called quinsy. From the des-
cription given of the disease, it is what we
cali the sore throat. The best remedy is to
open the pores or holes on the inside of the
fore legs, by rubbing them with something
rough, or take the point of a pocket-kDife
blade and open the hole, then rub them so
as to roughen the skin; grease we'll with
lard. The above will generally cure them,
but if the case is bad one, after you have
rubbed as above directed, put a large seton
above the knee, on each leg. have tried ex-
periments on several cases and it has never
failed.
The cause Of the Quinsy is corn-fecding
A hog fed on oats will never be troubled with
the disease mentioned in your Journal
Small quantities Of gunpowder given to hogs
frequently, will, | believe, prevent it. But
my advice to ali persons breeding pigs, is new
err to feed old sows which arc breeding stock
or pigs, any corn, as corn will kill large
hog when fed too much Hogs in this sec
ton of the country always thrive better. and
grow larger, when fed on oats than when fed
on corn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-17
CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER.

The wood-path 10 carpeted over with leaves,
The gories OF Autumn decay;
The Goddess Of Plenty has bound up her sheaves,
And carried the harvest away.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-17

A T1NQtise on the Cause Of Premature Decuy-A sol
sr0rHiHg Jnt l@biished, q booh &hOaoi8g he in
sidious progress Gftd prer0lCHce among Schoot 6oth
mate and feoaGe Of this fttt0R h6bit poi8tiag ont
tie fntaity mat iHcariaj'y attends is rictiDS and
deceloping The ch0e lrogress Of TIE dtae0se, from the
commencement 10 The eRd.
rtH be sent by Nait on receipt Of t,so (ttree cent?
Stamps.
es" Attendance daily, from in the morning till at
night, and on Sundays from to ; P. NJ.
Medicines with full directions sent to any part Of the
United States or Canadas, by parents communicating
their symptoms by letter. Business correspondence
strictly confidential
~" Dr. LIS Once Is still located established under
the name Of Dr. LA CROIX at No 81 Maiden Lane, AL
bany, n. Y. ni01y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-17
STATE FAIR.

We announced few weeks ago that w.
would give full description of what we saw
at the State Fair. We have not the time or
space to give full report and as most of eur
readers have seen description in the Dubu-
cue Times We might add that the fair was a
success, although it raned the two first days
The Society paid their premiums up in full,
and are out of debt We will at some future
time We our readers some items that we saw
at the fair.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-17

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