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Letter from Hon. F. W. Hughes

The following letter from, Hon + W
U,.,urs prns,dont orth, Dor,,or.,,i, C,,,
ventinr and CIairn,on or ,Lo ,,oi( a.,
tral Cnmuittro i comnIara ansyo, -
the rol.. ro,,a,c,,t,tiors "a irIn.,r;o,,yI,. y.
c;ronIa,aJ ,Lro,,,,h tha n,I,,r,,,s ~ ,I,a ~
IoIi,ion nross
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ieis ora car,oipl,, J,ivnr to. ,l,o. val r,r ,r
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Whom ,ncn eminent r,lsif.rs I;.r.,.,, 4,
ia ~ IiHic,l, ,,,a,,,,' ,o Ior.Io L,,, -,
inc ,I,ot o.o ~, ,i, ,tLcri l.. -,,,oI, :, IDl
ne t,,I,,,. iii W. 7in..r,ls =. ~ Ir+,,
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l.,,C,,, ,rn ~ r,, 80 c,'.,,,n,' H.
Ir,, l,o' or,,l,a, otnl won. A., ,-,,',,,,
r'r,+'r ,;a, ,,, e., r',,, W i,.I.'I ,.I =,
r,roiSb ,o,, ,lo c,lr.;,, ,G ~ - va 4
eets viz, b,yn ~, bro,LsS H., i' y
ion army and rnyrr lad WiiIa WI for ,rIr9,, on.
bundroi and fnv yoars mast ,,,,, ,,,,,,'' o''>
to,s wore ponnsyIy,ni5nI i,rf '''Io2', oa,o.a
Them ona who commanded " ,roa,, - 2
horse in Tho PryoInlio,ory ,yar g anf ,no. ~
wonnda5 in L,frre rrar, ,Lo og"o, ",', 3,I
he never rccoycrcI w., LaJ ~ ~ ,Lo " ,,'C' n',
broaI, Of ,Lis roboiIion LroiInrs u, 0I' a.,
rebel States Ono of then, ,r,s oros,l 81, 'pI u,
treason to the SoptLen Corrodaroc,, o,I
upoD proof Of Mia omen and ovowo3i IT,, IT,.
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NEXT TO A MIRACLE!


4 BOON never dreamed of by Man, nor whis-
"a pored by ANGELS. Discovered accidentally.
Every owner of a horse must own it, Something
which cures Founder in horses in 50 short
lne and SO radically as to only be surpassed by
miracle. 1t thoroughly cradicatcs the Effects
from the system in from II to 2l hours, so that
your horse, go stiff to-day that you cannot get
nm out of he stable, by tomorrow is ready to
take his place in the tcam Tho best Farriers
never dreamed of it, and il astonishcs everybody.
1t is neither Ninor7' nor ToystoJ1c, NOR any
compound of mans invention; but is given simp.
SO HtNamro produces it-in his drink, and only
once No drcnchine. Tho rem dy is silontn-
is.rciion, and cannot produce any injurious ef
feet, Costs nothing. Exists cyorywherc-and
will cure to the end Of time, There is no patent
humbug pud, nor catch penny business about this,
but the simple truth honestly stated Rely upon
that Ench one sending me One Dollar, with
their name and address, l will promptly inform,
in a scaled envelope, what tho remedy is, Twice
amount Of money returned in case Of failure
(Which is impossiblc.) Address,
j. D. FRISTOE,
April Q, 'G2.-pd3m Hebron, Ohio.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30
VOLUME III.


" "Vo''e"'"''y oul'''eo' o5' week. 10
can ''ie "''e"''on oI ou' reooerS 10 the
Important '"o' 'ha' win 'hat number
commenced the th|@ 'oHme OF the NE'
J.. NI''AN slhco l. came uhoer 'he control
lot the present proprietors. We can only
say to our friends-and to all others in,
,erostod--tbot tho natronoco o,.tcnded ,o
-. W
,ions. 49,, lo',l Ll,:.: ;:Sa' W S.' 70
sr,;, W L ~, ~ "'',, wa w. oa' '',' - SUI
ed and would, in ordinary times. be quite
remunoraive. But as every thing we buy,
costs, in the aggregate, at least one-fourth
more than before the war, as matter OF
course we are still the losers.
Many Of our subscribers have paid ur
punctuaIly; but there are very many 9th
crs who are in arrears, and no! few who
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30
4 Page from the Record,

-, =,
In 1870 John W. Foiney, now the leaN
er Of the Republican party in Pennsylya.
min. was Chqirman Of the Democratic
c,,,o r,.,n,, Co.,,,f,,o, al -, 49,.
60 '00'''''' ,'''0' '''' ''7''0' ',''
address TO the people, IN winch the ioI-
lowing eloquent passage occurred:
"The adycrsarics of the Democratic
party have dissolved the American Union
in advance. so far rs by their own action
tbey can corsummatc that dire,uI rosp1,
They can no longer assemble in National
Convention thev conorera,a MS the rom.
reecDtatives of FRAGMENT of onc-hoIf ol
our happy country. and they arrogate 10
themselves the masterv of tie other half
bv allemntinr to consolidate Gercn and
lanalical sectional majority in every de,
partment of the Government. Tbay dc,
clare thar the country is ON the eve ofpn.
preccdented convulsions. and thew 3ro.
claim their purpose to arrest these con
vulsions Iy irnorine and insulting fifteen
sovereign States Of the Union. rhev rall,
of peace, and in their conventions pro-
claim pgHsy rh'rb must tuim GIRL mir
They appeal to Heaven togauc.ifv moyo,
ment which, Unsuccessful, u8uH ieeroy Uc
taircsi tljrico Of Jreedaw on the g1olc. They
invite our courtrymen to surport then
llos,ror,;o, ~ l,, C,r.,;.,,.; nj.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30

NNN'A A'".'A'
.rom 90. Philadelphia Hu'It'u aI .H. .a'In'
IhH morning Nr IhomU 49, NlI'o
of lhOa c.iy fa..Nul iho following I..'.l
from bcu MUr'I.
"Nuuv.w. Vs..
"Iomug5 lluusr pmsoH lulyn .2 J
"lt p# SH lcrclo.o yuu herewith
note from yuGr mu'.cr Harry lhc only
reply have h1j Co tnO n1tu wuIlon iu
U.u.
"Ou my arrival m lUo city ] was politics
H 0N.ol quarters hJ the -puigw00i il1.
lul where ] remained three days Nu."
there, ON the sd iusJr Iunuosauln called
with message from Harry who, ] learn,
ed then, for The first time, was a prisoner
II had been reported to me on the field
on the 3Oth IT,, that he was wounded
while returning from the left, whittier be
had carried an order from myself; but !
thought hQ hud been carried oil 10y cur
own men.
81 o, once wrote to Gen. Windcr, re,
quesung permission 10 send % carriage for
him in reply to which received the cn,
closed, notifying me of his arrival nj
Chimborazo Hospital No. 8. no oucere
queslcd permission To- visit him; bat this
was not deemed consistent with ostuLlish~
cd regulations.
81 trust he will soon be well enough TO
travel and perhaps visit his family on pu
role. DO be- pleased to express to Mrs.
BIddlo my sincere and deep sympathy ;
but, at the same time, my sincere and
deep conviction that it will not be long
before her husband joins her, with all his
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30
ONCE L0IJE

AT SMITH & COs-CuOICE GOODS
- French Imported walking Goats. lan'l-
las and Chatlly Luce Capes Superior article oi
Bla TX Lyons SILK FOR DRESSES. Satin stLpea
Mnrquise and Mozambiques. Also lot Pa"
Silk Umbrellas.
pectfully requested to give US their Nent
Clearheld, June H.. II. W. s. ''.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30

REpuRLIcAN OFFICE HOLDER. Mars
shal Lannon's oficoin the District of Col-
umhia is reported by officer Whittlesey, to
be worth so, 600 in fees for period Of
three months or about 100000 per an
num- Most Of these fees come from inns
prisonng white mep and letting negroes
- free
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30


.... n#... Oh. v.. w'H. .r It
.u...l. u. ...I..r. lN. constitution ID
I,.HrH.'. authority. .u.| I. .'
.Ut.H.I.. ......f f...I Iu U"..
uIn. .u. .u'I.IfnE.IIr .uH.H..u..'
... N.H.,.. W.#I.nuIN below. BE-
Hu i.m. I..o U0.. io r0Hr g0.U..
70 .i H.mu .1H|ncE 'U H|ui.. .nu
ul preserve i1 Your rHHnuNmun 'hru
'.ulg. auI mnu lh0 .uDat,mab.. treas.
.u Of constitutional government
Mr President No H.Na smt,I with
r0nku. sand .onl1rlhnrrmouson which
Ho .0rhH.o ID vote GNr the resolution .1u
In,o mentioned bat you have again pre-,
ented tnIs proposition. and appealed tc
... Wlth nn ClrnOslncss and clouueHCl
which hNyo not failed 20 impress as tu
consider TO-. and q. the lpls, toc1mmul
B To- lho consideration of our States and
oopic' Thus appealed To 10y the Chicl
Magistrate OF our beloved country, ln the
.uur OF I,F Fucanat peril, We cannot wholly
oalIup. We are willing iO trust every
question relating lo thcIrlutorc,t and hap-
ines, 10 the consideration and ultimate
.lEImsut OF our own people. While dii,
owing FROM You as 10 the necessity uI
maU,.Va ugtho slaves of our States as 81
Means az putting down the rebellion, and
Smile protesting against the propiely o.
my extra HtorH'or.a. Interference to induce
-e people OF our States 10 adopt any parN
.9w line Of policy on q subject which
ocu.WIly and exclusively belongs to
Gou,, yet when yog aud oar brethren Of
lo lrgU, States sincerely believe that the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30

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'... .N''.., ".l' "'.',.'
Tl.I.u l...,.,i.I l.,..5
..r.l tr,n.r.r,d. ur othor,,f.aro
v.,,I l1 rr vested 100 tUa purcbu.oror
purchasers, or1' 7pcr'uurUorsons
by his. her on Wc.r direction when
. ] ine l,Iue eAogol. S'O0 anu "''' NOT o., III,
H., 'JJ.' Wv. ,b.r b r, t,,,,, c,,,5. siooo
n,I l',. NJ. r,oocJ s2506 c3
4 DO, cNcasdmg sg50O, and not exceed
ing $4,000 - 90
Do, exceeding $4,000, and not exceeding
D22 eA.eaeo.g6 9'V'00O "N" n''eAoee"- o, o,
M, W." -,..or,. ollf,f,rol en- ooo ,r WV
troc,ionsI rgr, in cxons. Of sa0 O1O. 20 90
vuy r,rir pl r,.s.l oror ,,o T,y
pa, ".,,,,;,,. 49,, crr,.ir. ;:..,,. 40,
H. .,,'i,,,. '''7
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r IT,, -,ii, ,, - ,.,, '',' i H.,
Vi, oi5too ,, I'' hnn6"oJ and ,o LS 90
mended that no instrument, document, or
paper made, signed or issued prior to the
ufslo1y oiJaaa@Y' eighteen hunare" ana
~. t'',l,i "''.,,", Jl'' .'5 ,,''''' I'
note l"- oatl imposed thereon, hall for
lna' cause ue deemed mY4.iI ana o. no
eIIery; LIoFiiaI' however, lha5 no sue"
instrument oJcu.henN or paper SAiH be
admitted or used as evidence IN any court
until lne same sHal nave NoeN o1ly stam,
pea, nor NNJl lhc AOIlel tAeleOI Hldil
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30
TYRONE CITY HOTEL.

ROBERT MACKLEM, PROPRIETOR.
announces to tho travelling naoH,,
that Ae has now taken charge Of this largo anu
well known house, and will conduct il in slch
manner as will render excellent comic sa'-
isfacGon to all who may favor him with call
July lG, 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30

BsABT The Philadelphia Lcdger estimates
that Pennsylvania win have to pay, annu,
ally, S20,OO0,000 of the prospective tax
and tariff of 5000, 100000 required by the
Government under the two bills lately
passed ly Congress.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30


VISIT To CONVENIENT lIosriTAL IN
WAsHIEGToN.-.Iho Washington comospon
aont OF the Boston Traveller writes:
1t savors il!tie OF the romantic TO Know
that the room IN which l write tins letter
was icrmerlj occupied as the sleeping
paftment OF one OF the most prominent
men OF !hls city Joseph Gales ESD the
former editor and proprietor OF the Ma.
nal lntcligencer Of Washington. This
estate IS one OF the finest IN the District
and the dwelling house surpa5ses any Of
Jhe ne'ghborlng houses for extent dura>
ylhty ard finish. 10 give you slight j.
dea o. Its SIZE, ] VIII Estate thatthemans.on
.cHtelns twenty four rooms, nearly all OF
n--pual are tastilv laid out with graded
walks, robo oak trees spreading their
cooling shade, while fragrant flowers she'd
their sweet perfume on the air. II was,
previous to its occulation as q hospital,
in the finest order, bat to day one can see
the want Of an artistic taste, and lack Of
attention to the grounds
The hospital is kept as neat rs wax
sisters Of Charity, who are never at ease
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30
Clothing. Notions.
Jointed Hoop Skirts, Shakers.
Musical GOOGis.
Gl0NTN!L-A,.hl.sAy llY,ANU9,

Niolins, Flies, Strings, Bridges, Bows, Pegs
Preceptors, Music Paper, Rosin.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30

DeA-John Cupler, Of this vicinity, mem
ber OF the l05th regiment, is in the hos
pitaI at Annapolis, wounded in the shoul,
der.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30

EE2-Among the recent wonders is an
editorial article in the Harrisburg TJ'e.
graph of the 2Sth inst on purposes of
the war, containing several sentences Of
sound COMMON sense, and sentiments free
from Abolition ianaticism Look out,
somebody is in danger of being cheated
Or perhaps tho editor had an intimation
from headquarters that such change of
tone on his part was necessary in order TO
encourage enlistments.
WHITE AND BLACK REGIMENTS TO BE RAIs.
ED BY JIM LANE,-A dispatch from Wash.
ington to the Philadelphia Press says:
Senator Lane, of Kansas, has received
authority from the President and Secreta-
ry Of War to recruit troops under the late
laws passed by Congress, and with this
authority will leave on Saturday Cor the
West, where he will issue a public order.
calling on all loyal men, irrespective of
party or color, to join his army. lie ex
poets to have one white and two black
regiments in the field in three weeks from
the time Of reaching his destination. ilo
has full authority to draw on all quarter,
masters for arms, clothing and subsistence
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30
DRY GOODS.

Lawns Cloths Ribbons
popius Sa,iuelts Flowers
Siullios Cassimcros Hosiery
Cashmcrcs TweCd5 Head Nctts
Layeiias Couonados Dress trimmings
Ducal5 Drilliugs Laccs
Silk Jeans Collars
Prints Muslins CnderslCeves
Naleucias Flanncls Martilas
Chint2 Linens Busters
Ginghams Tcking3 Shawls.
l. a dies Promenade Jackets,
Bonnets, Sun-UmbrelIas,
E carpet, Floor OiLCIoth
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
G. & 9 9 Z Z; IDS.
COFFEE BACON MACKEREL
TEA FLOUR SHAD
SUGAR SALT SALMON
RICE CANDLES GOLDFISH
MOLASNES WINES HERRING
1-sr4,-5 81 --.-.--sz N 1r-, 70. %, .- $780,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-30

NffrH NuHUl.u, "a. NI r...n.
Whn mto duUl n. m0.imam Wlh.f t...
..ob hUuIl no unto .rO ia hatu inum
recorded lI lho FOLLOW nr tphrluIa rum
lhc Net National lUV Wll uvW WIgsrrn
th0' 900 leeds anl mortgage entered ac
ter 'hu Hui Ul Sept Uill lo ui Iu,ud to
lho sn,.r0IioH therein enumerated lc,
clfdnr 90 iho amount OF salo of lhu rto.
roriy Mortgages are subject 10 the a1mo
m'p. A decd Cor 30 property wo'lh -l0,,
.WUN ..UE.. .I# iu..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19

AH Act rcr tAa publication in eSTtaia ue%EPapsgs
q lbs avs pessTgasg pc S"aEs Of sa@sa'i"n Al
sEc. I. BE Il eaartedbs ire Board oy
Educafsoss or Ne Stale Of fosed, That It
shall be che duty of the Secretary Of the
Board of Education Immediately upon the
adlournEaens OF the pFesent session to be
Published in one number of the Weekly
State Rsgistey, and Des Mines Tunes,
newspapers SuhIsshed as the Iapiaol, and
also in the Iowa Schaol Joarna5 and Iowa
Instructor.
SIC. 2 1t shall be- the dusy Of the Sec
resary to seRd one nusaber af each Of eaid
newspapers, containing said Laws, to the
County Superintendent Of each counsy Ia
this State. -e#
SEC. 5. The County Superintendent,
apon receiving said newspapers, shall
cause the laws OF the Board OF Edneagion
10 be Published In one number OF tRo
aewspapers pnblishsd la the coaaay haviBg
the largest ciseaia1ian in the Ssase, n
shsxs be shas Aaa3ssak - Msss, thea hs ah#n
haTa she saa2s pahlished in one Of szseh
newspaperx, E share be any. .'"''sE p.
sHe. A. The Board sf County super
Visors shan samis and allow 60 she prop
sr person or persons. for the pabIicasi0p
of said laws, thiFty-hwe eeEts for one
shoasaad ems: Provided, that the pub
hshsFs of tha Rsgixaer and IsHaes, shaa
not receive any greater compensation than
the publishers of the other newspapers
publishing said laws. --
SEC. 5. This act to take effecg and be
in forss from aud after its passage.
NICHOLAS j zRuSUH.
"a President Of Board Of Education.
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T AID, RxcHANGK INSURANCE oTFiCl


Also, Aasnz foz she
PtFHlE FRe Iasayszes Co., % Hartford, CoRni
CITY F.rs Iasxysses Ce,. Of Hartford, Conn;
H5ze Ftye IssaraRes Co Il, Of Esw York.
HEr2Peitsa Fire lasHFases Co., Of Mes ToFsj
c2assetica' AafssI LtSs Exs. c., Hartford, Con
Oaaas aa Lawsr Broadway .-=
ks--h ~ 1850 s "
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ss I, ls sssTsssss : \ g. 4 Assss = sssa..sa. M

Oazes u sp<xssssx as Assxz se Ktaeatlen.
zi & De< Aatsess foEss pes. aesas la6as
TO Coaaty superintendent
/ send ypu herewith, in sheet form, two
sopis ef tAe lsss pssssa b1 shs Rsszi oi
Edacxkion x3 ifs recent session, one copy
OF which fou viii deliver 10 the CLERK oi
the Bofd OF Supervisors. The present
paallaasirR is only. designed for gsnszsi
infossAaxSon And has no reference so sse
taking eject Of the various acts Published.
! will pub.ish and distribute them ia
pamphlss form with as little delay az pos
sibls. ~ 1T ss /
TO prevent nisapprehension, wish to
call your attention TO Section IT, Of "An
Act defining the duties and regulating the
eoa4Fasssioa ef Oo~nsy Sapeaanadsntas'
IL provides that The compensation shall
commence on the FIRST day of April, 1862.
when the ssessea IA q@eslion was drafted
1t Was supposed that the law could be
made to szks sEast - sha time Elgss aaaa-
I'd but upon more minute exaninas iOaa,
Il was ascertained that it could not be
dona ia consequence Of the gRoYisions Of
Section Il Of shs 6Est slaass Of Assiele TX,
of the GSassisnts0a, wsssA ATedai~e all
rules and regulations made By the Board
to be Published and DISTRIBUTED. 80 ths ssE~
eraE sspaakisx asxnsasigs anA SesiDd Uis-
sriets, before they take effect.
The duties and eompensations of all
School 0fkeers will, therefore, be regu-
lated by the laws nov in force, until the
Grst day Of April, 1862, at which time the
lava passsa she lasasaasSa n tna hoassi
will take effect, The ub-districs, and dis
srics elections, and meetings in March
next, 70 be soadacsed precisely as hereto-
fore The Board of Directors will hold
their regular meesingg, on The Second
Monday Ia April and Septembar Of each
year, instead Of tha fEst Saturday after
the hsss hsnday in April and October, as
heressfyss.
Tsss EAxsa@s newspapers In the State
win confer special favor "a School Of
hcers by Publishing this Circular.
THOMAS Ii. BENTON. DR.
Secretary sf Board Of Education.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19

An Act TO Fssass District TawEsAEps liaais f0E sk
dekas of ODD Districts, Snd % saabte thexa to sur
Ea,cagaahx cases
Ske. /. Be il enacted bg the Board Of
Education Of the State Of ioaca, That
District Township shall be liable for all
the debts aud Liabilities existing against
any Dissxic& on the l2ah of March, A. D.,
1855, which now forms sah-DissTiCl of
the District Township. -.. 3 es
SKc. 2. II shall be the duty Of ths
Board of Directors 10 audit aRd allow ali
aach claims for such debts and liabilities:
and when auy such claim is allowed eith-
eT by the Board, or by 3 jufgm mt rem
dered against the District Township, it
shall be tbs duty Of the Board to levy <
tax for the payment Of such clairp Or Judg
ment, in che same manner Sc though
school house or other tax had been voted.
SEC. s. The Board may discriminate
in the levy of such tax according to the
very right of each Particular case; and
in doing 80, each sab-district or pays OF
suh-dissriet in this District may be requir-
ed 20 ray the greater portion, or all. or no
part Of said tax, Is the Board may deter
mine, according 20 the equity and justice
CT the case.
SIC. 1. Should any part of the terri
tory comprising the debtor District on fs1e
18th OF March, 1858, not nov form part
of said district as sub district, bat form
part Of new sub-distfiet in another
District Township, il is hereby made the
duty Of the Beard Of such last named Dis
triet townahips 50 aadit and ALLOW 10 said
debtor Dissrics, 50 sSaas liaeie By sais act,
such part of the indebtedness of the orig
inal District aforesaid, as right and jus
tice would deserInine.
SEC. 8. Ifshe two Boards eaanos agre
| the County Superintendent shall decide,
aad the amount so found by bin shaIl
| stand ~ liability Of such debtor Dis
ssics Tawnship TO the District Township
6sst named in this act.
SIC. 6. ADistrict Township is hereby
| authorized 10 saa for and coliect all debts
and demands dae any School Disssios, as
! organised 90 the Iath OF March, is5s,
| which now fprms sub-district in said
| District Township
| szc- l. Nhan any old School District
a. organised On the 18th of March atore-
said. sasAll nss nos faFsa a safs- diasrias Ia
any Diasrics township, ths Dissrics Town
ship Containing ggester portion than ans
other Dissssca Tewnshipof sucAoid scisa8l
9fssyics. shaIi be decmed the proper Dis
1trict Township DO sas tor and colleci
| sha aasnaasis axaA debss dne sueh old
lSchoel District, aud is als5 liable "a NJ
sued fos The dshsa aad liabilities OF saeh
dissrs0ss 81eS 80 s.s. 2 E
sso. .. ID the sasep 4 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19
DSceEfsBeT tEkB, 1861.
.f NICHOLAS j. RUSGH.
presiaent of Board Of Edaeatioa.
AS act 70 pEUvlAe for department. q RilitArJ
tastrastL4a tn the State EnlysTsssyA .-O

Az act 10 pEoriae for department. a military
tnstrsstL9a tn the State Enlysrs4syA .~rz
SEC. l.. Be il enacted by the Board
Of Education Of ths Stale Of Iotca, That
whenever provision shaii b. made by the
General assembly for tire expenses OF
Military Department of Military Instruc-
tion in the State University, the Trustees
shall establish such Department, and OF
dain laws for the regulation OF the same !;
and, ON the aominatlon of the Governor
Of the State, shali appoint the professor
thereof, and provide for the safe ksepiag
Of the instruments, models, book, arms
and aecoutrrments belonging TO Said De-
partmeBt. They may also, require In
their diseretions thai, all the male stu
dcnts of the University not aonscientieus-
II opposed to bearing arms, be drilled
in Military tactics for so many hours In
each week as they may deem expedient.
December Is, 1851.
NICHOLAS j. RUSCH. g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19
III ". WILSON,
W. So = s.
ReaE Estate and Collecting
Attorney,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
E.}bzy and sell Rsai Estate, locate Land " ar
laia pay Taxsa, maze CsiiRcti9as, FURNISH Ah-
Esa-ts OF TItlss saz 10 svsFgtAlns PeE$&ihang 70
ssssTaI ESevcy. @sst a7 s. -
rR~4E,tbe only eoaplese Abstract Of Titles to
Ri EsIatR eTabrseing Deeds, &0ssgsseS, TTusE
9eels and Tax T4ues, together with fail ana COM
!ssl- scket of sill gzdxmrn1s, Dsestes Aad Exscn-
Esa sales in Pott4wattsmte county shs~lns al
-Fghragcez. ueas and defpe4ivg titles.
xEy 10. 1851. ~
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