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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
The Alexaudr{a Gaxftte
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST e
NEWS By TO-DAY's MAIL.

rho case Of Colchester, the spiritual me-.
a;nm tried at Buffalo, N. Y, has resulted IN n
verdict by the jury that he is Juggler.
We dare say, very correct Verdics-prooapis'
poor s.juggler' at that.
Cen. Fremont at tie head OF company OF
Eastern men is about. to purchase an exteh-
Give tract of mineral lands in Missouri with a
view Of erecting an establishment IL St. Louis
FIR the manufacture Of railroad iron.
The Memphis Bulletin, which was AWAY $
an unconditional Union paper, contains bitter
-aon,nc;at ION Of Gov. Brownlow' letter against
the Jews.
.,aTt.is reported that Rear Admiral Goldsbo-
rough, writing to the Navy Department.
August 5, says that in consequence OF his not
be;np invited to witness or participate IN the
approaching naval review at Brest, be has
decided to neither be present nor allow any
vessels belonging to his squadron to be IN any
adjacent waters near that time.
Major John P. Heiss, of Nicaragua, and
for many years resident of Washington, dlcd
in New York on the 22d inst. He will be
remembered as the editor OF the ashlngto0
Union during President Folks administration.
About one thousand bales Of Government
cotton were sold in New York on Tuesday, a.
prices ranging from "a to 4S cts. per pound.
The returns from one precinct in Prince
Georges county, Md, show that out OF lSo
voters, 1873 have been disfranchised by the
registration law Of that State.
The Government will sell in few days all
the buildings, some sixty in number, constltu.
ting Rulison General Hospital at Annapolis
Junction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
WILLIAM MILLER,
GRAY, MILLER i CO..
WITH

EDGAR SPEIDEN,
Would call the attention Of his Old friends
and customers, and the public generally, to MI
Speidens large and well selected stock otmerv
chandize consisting Of
SUGARS,
Porto Rico, Muscavado and English Island
Browns. Loaf. Crushed. Granulated, Powder,
ed A. B. and c. refined brands.
MOLASSES,
Porto Rico. Muscavado and English Island.
Beehive: Honey: "2 co fsffE ESSr"P*
Rio, Manila. and Old Government Javas.
TEAS,
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson: Greens,
English Breakfast, Pouchong and Souchong
D''''>S. CANDLES
Adamantine and Mould
New York Factory ard English Dairy
SPICES,
Black Pepper, ground and grain AlIsplce:
ground and grain Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves
Mustard N"tmesSiD DRUGS.
Alum, Epson Salts. Copperas; Blue {ituol
Sal Soda, Super Carb Soda Salaratus, Cream
Tartar.
Fancy. Castillo Palm, Yellow & Brown
CANDIES,
Plain Assorted, Fancy do. Gum Drops and
Rock Candy. rr
Maclzerel, Herring and Alewiyes, III barrels:
Scotch and Dutch Herring, in boxes.
PICKLES.
Assorted in barrels & jars, Tomato and Walnut
Catsups, Worcester Sauce. Pepper Sauces:
SUNDRIES,
Lemon Syrup, Raisins. Prunes, Soda Biscuit,
Ginger Snaps WINE, Biscuit, sugar, Butter,
Note Paper, Straw Wrapping. Paper, large
S small, Tea Paper, Putty, American a an;
Butter, Envelopes, Indigo, Percussion Caps,
&c. D. Rice, Starch Yeast Powder, Steel Pens,
Pen Holders, Lead Pencils Black and Red
Ink, Backing and Annear's, Muci
cilage,- Cigars, Manila Cherrots, Fig Blue Blue
Stove Polish, Ground Cohees, Liquorice, Vine
gar, Sardines, Maccaroni, Pearl Barley, Farl-
na, Sage, Salad Oil, Chocolate, Mustard, rs
sence Of Coffee, Meal & Coal Sleeves, Rat Traps,
Feather Busters, Jute Rope Matches, Iu6s'
Pals, Brooms,, Clothes Pins. Wash b fa1S'
Butter Prints, Churna, Brushes, Horse, BUCK
cts, Measures, Pruues, Dat Meal, WITH tn otner
articles not mentioned. All kinds OF Country
Produce received on Commission.
aug 18-eo1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
Auction Sales.
ID T 3 &c s A l. E !.

sdas ne SS the 61 day Of sep5e"5sp is6 s.
At II o'clock, a. n, in front OF the Mayor;S
Office at the Market Building, the following
described property-to wit, VIZ:
l The three-story BRICK BUILDING, tin
roof, No. ,76, King st., Alexandria. Va, now
occupied by Messrs. Grossmayer & Co., an5
fronting on King street thirty l30) feet, ten
and-a- Quarter (iO4) inches, and extendine
southwardly. one hundred 600 feet. to
twenty (2O) feet alley, with the right of waT
over said alley, and sub ject to al annual rem.
charge Of about one hundred and twentv
O2O) dollars. This location is inferior to no
other in the city as place Of business. The
store room occupies the whole front, and ex
tends to within about six feet of the Southern
extremity. 1t is fitted up for an extensive
dry goods business, and has always been o.
cupied as such
2. The undivided one fourth part Of a lot Of
ground on South East corner Of Madison and
Fairfax Streets, AleZandria, Va, fronting
South on Fairfax Street Sixty (60) feet. and
extending eastWardly into the Potomac River
to the Port Warden's line.
3. The two story brick dwelling house and 10,
of ground, No. 79 Prince Street, Alexandria
Va fronting on Prince Street, twenty (M
feet, and running back northwardly, one
hundred 400 feet, and now occupied by mr.
John Arnold.
third of the purchase money in Cash, the re-
maincer in four equal installments at three,
six, nine and twelve months, With interest from
the day Of sale The deferred payments to be
secured by deed Of trust on the premises
The title is believed to be unQuestionable, bEs
the undersigned conveys only such title as il
vested in him as trustee.
ANDREW JAMESON.
Trustee for Bryan, Adams & Co.,
je 7-vtaugl9&dtd and for Bryan & Adams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
An Unnaralleled Case.
from tha Cincinnati Gazette.

CAMBRIDGE Cry, IND, August Is, 1863
Ordinarily the gift of CAB is too well de-
yeloped in the female sex, and he that could
be so fortunate as to devise some means to stop
that unruly member would be- hailed as a
public beneEactor but there IS, like an OASIS
IN the DESERT an occasional case where 1t IS
good that woman be made to talk.
Such a case having come under my lmme-
date observation, and being one not easily
accounted for by medical writer's, and totally
unknown to the NJ. DIS, think il important
the particulars should have publicity.
About twenty-five years ago, Miss Pcrn1ela
Barnell. who was then, and is now, a resident
of Jacksonburgh, in this county, and at the
time about fifteen years ofage, while attending
camp meeting In this vicinity, and IN the act
Of prayer, went into q trance, III which MOOD
she remained for about eleven days, at the
expiration Of which time she was attacked with
aDhonia, and from that time until yesterday
she could convey her thoughts only by mani
pulation, having not uttered syllable during
the time Being conversant with the facts
above stated, and having noticed that soldier
who had lost his speech under the excitement
or q great DaJEle, anu NHOoc Case Hca0 U61hoo
the skill of the experts Of the army, was made
to talk by mhiEing freely Of the ardent, it was
source of much qualification to me to get the
consent ofthe lady 70 try the experiment, as
il viii no doubt b. source Of rejoicing to heI
numerous friends. Having procured for her
a pint Of best secale antiquum, she began to
imbibe it about ten clock yesterday morning,
and ia ordinary time, using common parlance,
became beautifully drunk. After lying in
comatose state for two hours, at which time
she began to sober off, to the utter astonlsh'
ment Of all present, she began to talk, at first
slowly, but afterwards with as much ease as II
the gift had never departed, and this morning
continues to talk as glibly as # she was an ade pt
in the matter. The case causes much surprise
in this part Of the country, and will no doubt
interest a number Of your readers, and mayhap
some one similarly afflicted may by proper
application, be relieved It may be we'll to
state that Miss B. was, prior to her loss OF
speech, troubled with chorea, or commo My
called, Saint Yitus' dance. Very truly;
SAMUEL H HOsHoUR
There Is = decline in the rent Of stores and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
WASHINGTON NEWS.


rooms for the new Executive Bureau which
is to be thoroughly organized Immediately, are
to he. It is understood, if the necessary ar
raneements can be made, fitted up at the
White House
At the present time there are but seventy
five prisoners confined in the Old Capitol
Prison. the smallest number that has ever been
held there at any one time Ut these seventy
Eve but eight are prisoners of state, the others
being enlisted men under sentence Or awaiting
trial by court martial.
The ruins Of the wharf of the Consolidation
Coal Company, in Georgetown, are being re-
moved as rapidly as possible, and the place
will soon be in condition to commence the
work of reconstruction.
A scene occurred in a BARRIERS shop in Wash
ton, a day or two ago, between Gen Rosseau,
member Of Congress elect from Kentucky, and
the barber, in which pistols were produced by
both parties, but the interposition OF others
prevented their use.
Hereafter all vacancies occurring in the
female department of the Government printing
office and binders, will be filled with the widows
and daughters of soldiers who have died in the
service, who are in needy circumstances.
The trial of Capt. Wirz, was continued in
Washington yesterday. Mr.. Schade and Mr.. y.
S. Baker, appeared as his counsel. The spe-
cial pleas of the accused were overruled, and
he then plead not guilty The testimony was
commenced
Col. r. n. Batchelder, who served as Chief
Ouartermaster of the Army Of the Potomac in
it's last campaign, has been brevetted Briga-
der General of volunteers.
The officers of the Treasury state that all
nostal and fractional currency, both that print
al IN New York, and that printed at the
Treasury, except the last issue printed at the
Tire, surv have been counterfeited, and that all
the legal tender notes printed IN New York OF
the denominations of one, FIVE, ten, twenty,
6ftv and one hundred dollars have been either
altered or counterfeited. None OF the ollls
nrinted in the Treasury except fractional cur
reucy have been counterfeited.
Cantain Thornton N. jenkins, formerly In
charge of the lighthouse board, has been ap-
pointed chief of Bureau of Navigation in the
Navy Department.
Two notorious burglars, were arraigned IN
New York " ednesday morning, on charge
of stealing ten thousand dollars worth of
Z jswelry from the store of Mr.. FRANCS Cooper
on the night Of the 10th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
u r B Lie A r G TT o n

VIII be sold at Public Auction, on Wcones-
daq, the 9Th day Of September, 1855, at twelve
O clock n, in front Of the Mayors Office, the
Market Building, the following described
property, to wit, viz: - ,--,~u
! The THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, (double) and LOT, No. b n.
Fairfax street, between Cameron and Queen
streets. the house fronting on Fairfax street,
about 81 feet, and in depth about 80 feet
The lot fronting on Fairfax street. about 8
feet and in depth about 80 feet.
> The THREE STORY BRICK and SLATED
BTIIDTNG and LOT, with the adjacent
outbuildings, on the east side Of v alter street,
No 35 the house fronting on Water street,
about 80 feet, and in depth about IS feet,
the lot fronts on Water street, about III feet
and in depth about 1873 feet.
2 The THREE STORY BRICK and SLATED
BUILDING and LOI on the west side OF
Union street. between Princess and Oronoc0
streets. the house fronting on Union stree,
about 50 feet, and in depth ABOUT 10 feet
The lot fronts on Union street, about o. feet
and in depth about $50 feet.
4 4 LOT OF GROUND on TnompsOn.s alley
in thcrcar Of No. |, having front on the SalQ
alley of twenty-five feet and III depth elghty
eight feet ,.
ARv person wishing to examine the premises
can do so dy calling on the underSlgn9yd 2;
OTE HUNDRED AND FUURI'EA&
ia SHIREg or TIE STOCK or IHL
LTpE TNQTP tNNE C0MPANI Or IL-
Ev1 1-DpTI
E 5511 4 va; II apr2 or THE STOCK or
TEA 0} SH II q 7T ~ 1 IIrE C0lP
T "a . XII {, J TT i : Ok 1'-' va
y 7S1rT ~ 7t+I 1151 ,SH1RES or TIE STOCE
Glf nEGA W VII I1-H RlTE ar TIR.
or IHh L-AcIi-1-N . II 1'~'-'1
GINA ,,,, l1oo> ct142E1 ~, THE
OAE II dN = n = y >Ig) ~ NV 7J(TTTG
STOCK OE ILIh Ab u ~ ~ N ~
COMPANI or HAh 4 = n L a. - 21q,,~ 1,7nHr
ONE HgADRhD, A 5r11 I d " ~ M THE
u.s. ~ re 70 ~ III . T01Ip NV or
-f1hl'1-l TDPTi
4 1nDAI ~ Soio--0De fourth Of the purchase
nodnaT IN cash, The remainderin three eQu@.
insto1imonts pavable at six, twelve and oIgn-
p;f infores+s from the day Of sale
Tbn dafar 81 nn~monts 10 be secured by deed:
- ~ t, ,'Ct0'' ~>> Peg ANDREW JAMESON,
~ ~ t--o-,,4,r IT y ,,halt Ia1Oirc0u,
Mathematician Deceased
01LE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA4I!!.---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
TOR THE CAMP MEETING.-Tha citizens

FOR THE CAMP MEETING. citizens
L of Alexandria wishing to visit the Camp
Meetlng at Iolson's WOODS, are informed that
commodation, connecting with the Ferry Boat,
leaving the foot Of Prince street, Alexandra,
Va, which they will find the shortest route to
the camp ground. The ambulance will leave
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, and every day
alter at o'clock in the morning and o'clock
in the afternoon. The meeting will continue
one week. aug 25-3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25

PUBLIC SALE-To al whom It may I nor
{ Germ: On Saturday, the 81 OF oeP1e oosb
Chestnut Sorrel HORSE, l Black horse, rrst
one small mouse colored Mule, at the MIL
souare-for Livery on the same. o-,rrroN
aug 2l-l0t* ia IL bfIO o- -.----~-~~-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25

There is decline in the rent Of stores and
Warehouses-the rent Of dwelling houses sh oWs
no Abatement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25

Prof William E. Aytoun, the wel-known
editor Of Blackwood's Magazine, and son-iu-
law of Professor Wilson, CHRISTOPHER North, J
the preceding editor, died on the 4th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
RAILROAD DISASTERS.

The New Haven Palladium says Last
night the evening train from New London ran
over a cow, and the baggage mail, and first
passenger cars were thrown from the track
The baggage car turned complete son1ersault
down an enbankment and rolled over twice:
and was badly smashed. Almost all of the
employees Of the road, ten or twelve II num-
Der, were injured some seriously. but none
fatally But one passenger was badly injured.
A collision between passenger and night
train occurred on the Oil Creek Railroad, Pa,
yesterday morning. Nine persons we're killed,
and from 10 to Is wounded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-25
EDGAR, SPEIDEN,

G r O C Z r
NO. y. SOUTH FAIRF1A STREET,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18
a u. BURNHAM AUCTIONEER
N. $4,000 WORTH OF

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS, PIANOFORTE, STATUARY BRONzES,
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,
this day Frday) the private residence No. A West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
sale omnencng at i1I. O'Clock.
Magnificent sets Drawing Room Furniture covered brocate
rosewood Etseres Secretary Bookcase Velvet and Brussels
Carpets Mirrors Lace Brocael Curtains match the
suits pc.e aud Console Tables; Paintings by eminent
ar'S's ai xIrr r9Szs sst9ar pr.vovoprr
richest Instrument offered auction this season. STOOL
cost $500 rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bed
steads, Nardrobes, IN suits style Louis l4th IL Hair
Mattress a pair Linen sheets u pair French Blankets
trm Chairs, Lounges Crystal and Ruby Glassware Table
Cutlery, Linen, Silver Casters Spoons Forks Tureens,
Dinner set go pieces Also all the furniture Of the
servants apartments basement and kitchen Furniture. Sale
positive 6rhe above elegant residence for sale or to
Get. Inquire 81 tho guctinneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18

y OO0 O0n CIGARS At LESS THAN PRESENT
sD.UVU.OOO cost 10 manufactures prices from $5 10
$40 thousand. u. CfIEEkS ngeni, New York Cigar
Compans. ~ Warren stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18
EXPRESSES.

DCRNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS FURNITURE
ID Of families moved In city country Panofortes and
Furniture boxed and shipped Furniture stored Office l5
West Eleventh street. Sxth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18

A UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND SALE OF ELEGANT
n ana costly furnturr this day Friday at 0Is o'clock
and Sixth avenues COMPRISING large yariety OF paro
black walnut rarior sui,. covered in Tho Richest descriptions
Brussels aud Ingram carpets, li ic used Also one
ELEGANTLY CARVED PJANOFORTE,
with four round corners fun octave containing all the
modern $50: Stool aud Cover: costly
Cd Paintings. Niri,ns Lace Window Curtains marble top
Centre Tables, Rrcnus. Redsrads, culcd lair Mat
tirsses Easy Chair Sofa beds, Extension Table, Silver
Ware. Clocks. Cutlery. Crockcry Manti Ornaments, sc
This sale Is perenDloyope seldom met with in regard 10
.exteu faudvu rfx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18

sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ nECEiVED NY THE
y Building Committee Of BAY View Ayium, unn Friday
" O'Clock the 18th day OF August or The necessary tng
FOR main corridor of centre building amounting 10
5DU superficial feet For the style aud sizes address Johu
W Iong Esq Architect aud Superintendent care of John
Evnu. Secretary. IS West Baltimore street bn,notr Md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18

f.>-s
FASHION PLEASURE GROUSD-TROTfiHG FRI
day, August ID ~ o'clock i. n.Mach for $500 haiti
forfeit; mile heats, best three in i've, harness Wood
run names Honest Major: Mr Hall names m Lady
Jane. JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
IJOBOKEN URSE.-TROrTING.-SAT SATURDAY. AU-
gust ~ at O'Clock T. NJ match for 81 OO. mile heats
three IN i've In harness play pay l. Pawing names blk
g. Black OAK, Dan Mace names CHI. Up-and-Up-
DED HOUSE TRACK, HARLEN.-A GREAT FOOT
race OF I'VE miles, FOR and stake OF $50 on sat
urtsv August 49, for which the following OF Rote
entered Matthew Cassidy Edward Brady, Young sport
and the Unknown, OF Boston.
MARK mcguire Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18

LNOUR OR FIVE THOUSAND FINE IMPORTED CT.
gars for sale In quantities 10 s ut far less than rr
value The OF smokers " requested Apply be.
tween and O'Clock No Z, fSi Broadway
DATENTED CIGAR ORNAMENTAL CIGAR
u Trees for show signs IN cgsr stores smoking " Sc.
patented August TO- 1907 ~ H. Berg ,o o' N'W lolk.
WI orders win be carefully attended 70 ard executed PC tho
shortest notice The cicr be manufactured from
$40 upwards The Hubble Bubble fhe Turkish Water
Pipe. Is much admired by all those who have tried H. II Is
really the most wholesome and cheapest pine In The world
Wholesale and retail ~ BERG CO.'S ~ Petersburg Cigar
store. 429 Broadway, ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


A MEXICAN MANUFACTURES VS.. FOREIGN.-THFs
n Bishop Gutta Peycha Company In order protect their
interests will in future sell their superior quality
Percha Tissue sheet a gold rates. taking The clos
the previous day the standard and will sc NJ
cent less than the foreign tissue sold at on that day.
SAML q. BISHOP, General Agent Ol Broadway, N Y.
RMY CORPS BADGE PINS AND RINGS OF Is
"A carat gold, richly enamelled. BRYANT BENTLEY,
Mannfacuiing Jewellers II Maiden lane, New York.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27
4 kalsapprehension.- 1.-The District
Eair.

We understand that citizens Of several
counties In Nebraska are anxious to join
tho citizens On this side OF the River in
holding a District Fair; but they are tx
eludsd therefEom BY the Constitution Of
tie District Agricultural Society. This
Is O 50, bat especial provision has been
made for their union With as Ia this i'm
portant matter, and TO tha! end several
citizens in Omaha and other places in the
Territory wers placed On tho committees,
The matter of embracing the River coal-
ties in \ 4braska was discussed at the time
the Society was organized; bat having nc
assurance that the people Of the counties
desired Il unite with Us il was thougli
not best TO embraca them in the District,
bat to make provision foE their admission
o soon - the people should signify thsil
desire to besoms members Of she Society
THIS has been dous in many instances
and We ars happy 10 State that the BoarC
Of Directors al their Iaat meeting adde's
10 the District the countries OF Office, Sar
pr, Cass, Douglas and Washington, il
tha Territory Of Nebraska. This viii Civ,
oar Nebraska neighboEs a chance 10 par
ticspass with us IL getting up d Of shl
largest Pairs ever held in the State.
We ara not only wiling that the citi,
zeus of Nebraska shoald unite with Us
bas ara anxious thai they shouid do 50
and further: We are in favor Of hoidiul
Fairs alternately Oh each side Of To
River.
We hope that this explanation will re
move ali uaisapprebension on this subject
aud that the editors Of papers on the 9th
er side Of the River will aid Us 10 Femoy'
ing il, By giving ibis article az inssfsiol
10 their papers, or by writing one them
selves which shall convey 10 the peepi
the desired information,
We now hope that The people Of Ne
braska will take an saruest held Of thi
matter, and aid in getting up tho bes
Fair ever held this lar West, and NC trus
fran tho anxiety We haye heard manifest
OF on the subjees, that we vail not be dis
1 appointed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

The policy Of the Republican party is to
tx np oaths for Democrats 10 take in the
States lately in rehellionin such . man
Is TO make tbeaa so Objectionable that
Democrats will not take them and thus
deprive themselves Of The right TO exercise
The elective franchise. lf We resided IN
the South whero these Unconstitutional
test oaths are prescribed with the REV OF
driving Democrats from tha polls, We
woald take tho oath at cree withuut the
least hesitation, provided IL contained Q
clause requiring % 10 support The Conssi
tuition Of she United States. We wosld
aot looss oar right to 9 soiea IN As at
faiss oK the Stass bseause eghsr ~aasonsti.
susionaI requirements wsse EnlorYolated
or thrust into The oalh. The rsqairsmchs
10 . The Cossslsation IF Lbs uailsd
States isa safe ansidess agaiass all tAs
eoisoa TINT Black Republican Abolsssos-
ian oaiasOnpoanda ana pasfnto an Gath.
Nc matter whAE else Ma 10 lbs cath he
ssqairsznaas 10 support lhe 0oassiiaslon
oil sha uDissd tssases 10 paransouus 10 all
others md neusralises all the oshes poi.
soas, whether lhsy BE- to support lAs
Presidsnl's P~raelaaaaons. aegra free.
dem, aaAalgssaasion On any aslsw sDesn-
ssisusisnaa aad ~uassssssayy seqaireznsnk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

MKxrco.-At the laying Of the corner
stone Of The HAsaiagtsa Gisy Protestant
Orphan Asylum yesterday, the Seeretagy
of the Interior, Mr. Harlan, 10 bis brisf
address said.
"When the French, not nov friendly 70
eur prosperity, spsaag 70 arms In the
defense OF the Turkish Nationality, wsall
~applaaaad; hat whea they aIsenlps 10
crush feeble u xice, We despise their waat
Of generous gallsnfry, and wish ii might
be the will vi God, 10 the order Of Ills
providence, that this great republic Of
ours should be called npon 20 protect her
feeble sister repubiicsa
This remark met With general applause
from the large auditory present.