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wjf: $3 ', HSflrWSEKEF-MSfflUE, ' <,fc. F M Mtfilitai A *T«r F W«HUw*a,*i V .AT BL<*SKi.KAH!S • <?9nWPP TEBKU^It.SO Pck Antroragiii Ailvaiiie riV.ln' fur ii »i ■*>!■■ ■■■■■■' ? I i' RATBS OP AD^BATISINO. AoaiSqtitrt,* one week,........................ *1 00. Z -4° < tutta&esxsxxzzi ~- H Qol« ;onc yttr.i ...Go OP oue year, \ i - ,* 12 pities ciqsc majtter, or ^equivalent ip *£ 'P*€e fe&n&ftotes ft sf|n&rft.- " '' 0&WM>szmwi A /ii .3$ .deal T .^om-winrrbA li»%l wiwr® -~PLinrxsn ojucnnntTAE »a m&,x NO. 13/M&.TN ST. (PpStain,) ^•o: »WU- !•>£ :C'T efe. BY THE j io utaax >Z0.OT<j'i.>i -i.fcijl '.t "*$ 4*ri oi i* '***" »if} 1? *4T ">viui .xJOfrv0 tmtta til Hinii sAl ;4 flarta s ritaMM (»• 1<». ftofrmn! IJWiB IfrVflJiitfl J itii.i w 9 TS (U; rfw ioU* fcn jiut rasi<j » fe*s ,XirU3 ELfl3\, wu • •; _ • .. _y ' 1 M ,.i "'7fc •"!.©•>. '.'"V.'i}- iwctef ; - *}■» in ; «?" j >,'<-* i'airwTVftBfi! JrH>i .15 oo. fc»: a-'t£?3 7JZ'r.; '/s«I>'dlUfrtMd rtiHf 'i it «{gi .. -.g-rfj ftsrJi a^/4>. ot ,Xi>ivInwA jj, 0j*§|*» MX4hff?g -asfa^ Md.. ji jiaT ' --i;...... ....as oo. ;XO aor</ ft ft oo. -mc>3 * J ->;i IS CHURCH DIRECTORY. ifts R' Cbnsrcsfttiorial Clirtrch. L jcv. pit ED. OXNARD, PASTOR'. TV&SIDfcN<QE at 0. DavMaonW Service* on the Sabbath, 10% S O'clock A, M..7 i'clocJt K,#. Sabbath School 15 o'clock Ut&tMger lttt«^dn^rtiyiftri«l«^*Tbiefcflk. r Monthly Concert, f>tVr*f«r on th^flrst Sabbath In ei^h. tnonth.fi o'clock.P. M. f;* . >#in "•.. .. ■■• i -—' ■. v ' i>J ,■ - > x BupliNt CUtircli. I -;r>*V..-A. J. JOSI.tN./UPPLY." . 1 IV* Services at VOJ^-o'clock |A. M., and T o'clock P, M. ■ Hun Ifty ScTiOol at 18 o'clock Mp ■ Prayer Meeting W«d- ' •Btiday Evening. >:. ,■ ' Methodist Episcopal Clinrcli. •• « TrtJJVji . Q8EV, PASTOR. RESIDEtfCK AT jv the Parsonage, curncr of Division and OollegoSt'«. • Hojirs otSerVlce.—10X L-. Mi, *nrt 6% P. M. BuHdar >W- ch«Ol It'll u. W«ekly.-Pr«fjrer, »to»tliop,^ Wednesday CTentng. * f'1 ' . . ■* GAZEOT; A. J. ^O.SiYN, £4ttbr- t'-Y CaLlholic Cliurcll. ''■•Xl'EVTC-.'CTSTICB. Bl CTOB.• .SERVICES ALTKR- • J,\ ratcly at »h« Churclies In tlgin.and Kut'ahd, at ^half-^uU^n, o'clock. (/ . .■ 'J ,Unformed Prcsbyteiian Clmrcli -niv. JOHN McCOHKKLU, PASTOR. CHUIiCII ON ■ • ■ Centre 8tre«t. 'Hjeslilenceat JiK*rkt>atHck s. Scr- jfljspimt 10>tf A. M. and IX P. M. Prayer Meeting, Wed- «•: ^ nesdny Eveftlng.- Ooncertof Prayer, 1st Sabbath of each ^nnathi.aHP. l^.,. ;iJ usAn- TjIITIIFR AN ClftlllOH. .■"■■''■■'^tVODSE' OP WORSHIP-ON 8PRINQ-. STUEET.— • ,Jt|; tpreachlng by Rev. Mr. Relnckcevtry Sabbath at JJ* ' GnrmaH .FvanscUcul Clinicli. TTQUSE OPPOSITE tll.B BRTCK CHURCH. SER- •8 § | , tlce eriry 8ilibath nt Iff A. M. Rev. E. Musscl- tnan,preacher la charse. Sabbath School at !1 A M. r,.; ..business" directory. .;ti: t ATTORNEYS, &c. 3" .i' , fi"! TiA\V O.FFICE. , ,) *. - f AM*B C0J»E5T an, notJLry punuc, claim and w .. In'iiraiice Ap**nt,.i< attend, to Convey* ' arielng,.CollectlnB,Ins'irtnpi|ind .General Law Ruslness . ' All-matters entrusted to him will be promptly attended to. .Ii Sli<*m»nVi>ruE Stpro, Main .Street, .Elgin £ Illinois. ■ ' I ' [5 W!-. z - <-RI>\yAUI> .TOSX/YV, 'A TPORNF.Y- AT 1.AW AND POUQITOR IN CHAN- XV "eery."'Willjifetid tolttic ciJlcctioooT .all Soldiers ' imVagainst tlf. Oovernmcrit. -Office ov.tr Sfiennan's *■; nip Store, Elirin, rtlliiolj.j ■ . :-! ; K,T Nor. ISth, 1S62. ■ : ! ! . "1 - 8-20 J * [ ; ; ;J>. .?•!>•* JiYW, | -;.v^ CatlCE OF Tin?. P-8ACB.-'! OFFICE OVER II. ir^ii*rmati7s Drus Stor«j-ilaln »t., Ktpin.Ill. HO B13i\.TAMI^T BVKRITT, POLICE MAGISTRATB AND JUSTICE OF THE PF.ACfe. Piirttcular1 jvttention given to the collcc- ti. unnnaraii "Iirrlase Licenses granted. Wednesday, COUN TY FAIR. XiL, ______£L£JLMWUL2& ' " EVE!\f'tt! OF THE, ,'WlB toMJ _!J_ , '' V'-> j As we werit to press, lasl^eek, the grtat mass meeting at SpnngB^lil Vas^cl^sJfan- IO. ,7 io :-tttpiqpsi iptfiiWJ pjIAC: irtbiieizii rtv,-i saayi Sept. 9; r:;;i ^juL_ Upon the fall of Vicksburg, gold tumbles fJST^iin'bex'* 15. ITuvlitg maile numerotts to ouf 1Job Printing Establishment, We are ptcpiredf to execute on Short no'flc®, m! kinds o( Book and Job Prhiting tnir atylc not to !be etcclled^^irest oFdhlttSgto. c.3 ^ ***• '■ (rA> * \* ;rOSfERS, | , 3 COKCEKT BILLS. ^HANDBILLS, ., .1 , , CIRCULARS,'1 .YISI^INQ CiRD^, BOSINJjfiS.CARDS WEDDING CARDS, BALL Tip^£XSe ^ ^ £(tc1 [ Prh»t<!^ an short notice.; #ad. rca^onsJ^I^ t srm The thousand's ,-Wfere' Tario.a^r.&ttipi<^|tpt there were* onbugh present ti)^deinoD8tt4te the Soundness of Illinois«: and hj^ ^telfW^ - atioo to strike hard bloj&rs!a.t. tptf'l^ii'^tjhe rebellion, until it die^; , The lett9rte,.jtlie|, ^ , speeches, and t!he Tesoluti&ns hare theTing of i coppcr ,bott«rp platforms, laid down by-liie": 'i ii____ u ".J ^'otUrtar,., - DetuocraW'ft ^>hio--. InrHntia.-iniiriofe/'Wis-- down from-45to 25 per cent., arid some^owfe jio!unced the corps of teachers for the eosuj' touches 20. , ' .......* per runs down,! down, down, nearly out o> sigh^ •: ark€P. than •tffe 8ept.9,lfi63. The Kano jC-ounty F^ir will be hold at Geneva, #ED^lES|»ATr SEP. SOilij TtttlRSllAT, OCJT. l»t| p I R11>/| Y, OC;T. SimI. - j GIlAIsTD , Horticultural [AT liOCKTOIlD, On the 8th, 9thy 10th and 11th days of Sept. This fill« ill be the most Splendid Fairw I ^ ^ Evrer held ill the North \Vest. DR« 'F^AIITIjE^;; ■' -. (Ijiie/roin[.Chic(ygp.\ ... . ■ PlIYSICIXN AND^UIWn.OS. CflRONtC D13KASES, Diseases or, the Ey^ and Kar, Old Fever and other •Sorest Hip Disease! Tal^ion of the Heart, and diseases the IServnos £y«teni, «^lr£ateir with the utmost care nnd precision. " • Oflce hi his Drug Stor^Illl Street, Elgin, 6iJpos!Jc the • Clilcago^ntfuse. . . : j- .12-8 in* J. E. BiritRltAEUSER, M. •nuvkcuv AND SCUGErtN. OFFICK OYER M. jr C 'toTm'fi St6re>KcaUence at the hon5e of E. Gh- ord, op Division Street, Elgin. " ! Xflcr threfe years practice in one oftlie largest Ilospi- : «alrt^^l0g4iet®e*(i»ajnv,iind six yeaM priictice" In this ouatry. I feet a confidence In.assuring .thepeople ot El. . gin anO vlSttity, ofmy ahllily to ciYe full satisfaction In eve^-'branch of Mediolne nnd Surgery. Elgin, Feb., 1S6D. ThcMaiiflgcra on . '.p: FA RY FLDWEli, EVERY PLANT, •' - ERY BIRD; . ! :VERYJNSECT? FroJucedl in this Conntiy. ' ?EV Immeniie' Buildings And Tents h ?'£iO...Jf •. ^• 'i*illU.ESI)-EIiXi-5B. ; .; , c. •• . .pEN-TIgy_ WORK IN EVERY B'itAkon dr Dentistry,- carefully and: thoro.ighly performed,' according • to«.the latest and v_ mosllmj>rovodprtneTple«6fthe art, and . - warranted io give RatUtfuctlon. Corner ofMlll * Main -1' Streets', No. I,*2 Bank Bloek. , > jinj >:Jh. K; WHITrOBD, *. D. . A.U.PLi.BK, K.>D. /!". , WIIITPOKD Sc Cli ARK, TVTYSIOIASS and scrgeono. especial ATTEN- jf tiop pa'd to diseases of the Ear and Eye, Kpllepsy, Cancor Scrofnla, diseases of Women; also to Surgery (Ln^fiftrgical Diseases. Residence—The Kimball Honse. Oflt'eiatL.. H. Yarwood's Drug Store. Officeliours 8^ 8f2 ■ ;^»f! •j&y. BXiGIM- BAiEffK- liawrence, Pease & Town, W' IMi TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING Busi- ness, and have faaimiea for the accommodation -..><■! ol the publli." "• . ■•' J.- i- ESciiange on Chicago, Buffalo, New Yorlc and Boston. Cor. Chicago 4 Blillj St'fc ,m. c. TOWH. v'ipWSTUf: W.L. PEASS. O-Hy Dr. Farwell r "TTTILL GUARANTEE1 A CURE IN ALL -t ■-. W Awwb of the ETES, or refund ..the RlObej,- -- j;.. _ t .. " " ' ' i Ofllceat li1s residence, Elgin J ' * :-M--r ...a .- Gr ADAIHS, ;?>t*^iALER{IN'WATCitlES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SIL- *■ ±J vir and Plated Ware, MusicalIn««ra">*nt». Fancy -,i ; . j Watcn Repklfing and Engraving done on short notice, 15--1st So> l!M3hto«Ko Stroet, Elgin. t , t . WM. BARKER, T ■VTrATOn-MAKBRAND JEWELLER, MAY BE FOUND ■ -;. yV at his old Stand un Mill Street, where he is prepar- faculties, to do irork fn thfe'beit manner. ^IgUfailM May 17th, 1859. V : 4-50 i'. G. W. KIMBALL, l ''*A/tAMUfACTORER AND, D'EALF.R' IN OABJNET • . . .iJM. -Ware., Bureaus, Secratories, Wash Stands, Tables, Chain, Bedsteads,I and' all^ articles usually kept by the ' ®tjde,' Mill StreetElgin, Illinois. Coffins madeto order', r-•' and constantly on iiaad. - ■—■ ••• .■ i ERCnANT; XAILORS,* A.ND DEALERS IN REA1>Y- - ifX Made Clothing and. Eurnishlng Goods, No. 18, Main Street",Elgin, Illinois. ; " ■ •■! "" " Cuttlngd^ne on snortnotice'and'warranted. . N. B.- t'ifSl SHERMAN & CO., /G ENERAL DEALERS IN DRC68 AND .MEDICINES, Wall Paper, Stationery, Gro- " ' Tt'-sH BABE On 1 »re" determined to have exhibition, • ti,ve been erected, iri which Beantiful Gardens Have been laid out in the most tasteful manner. :f ^ ELEGANT. J EX O T 1 C S Have been ])lanted, aijd are in 1 fi ll bloom. ■ hursdav, Dr. WANDER, the celebrated Horticjiltuiis i, ( from Gincinnati, will del iver a n A DDRESS before the Softi< «ty. ......."' " X Spragne sells usual, rat^B. Jjei Tickets of Admission are only 25 cents,, an i we hope to see a large party made np in thi? place to visit., the "Central Flowering City" df Rocllford'. TillE FAIR.' ". - :-i ' ■; The f«k?r at Botkford is pro^re^ng finely, although the weaiher is fitful and sour. Mr. Scofield-has--take 1 some*of- his finest ever- greensi.and b lad ' af iSenera haq. commiss her, a collection of flowers cing more than 150 varie- notice them, next week. md family arrived in town Je for Rockford, Uhpy wil^ ed us to enter foi and plants, etnbrni ties./ We shall Panl R. Wright. yeBterd»y^"«^ rod show what Egypt can d* in the way of fruit; pcursion tickets j^t half the u« all go «p tomorrow A ■* .i~r; the true metal dn them.» ;<^ll was in striding oontrast withk the copperhrad me^tfpg| that passed, the . famous' or itiftmous twentyjflve re^blutions; :'| '' - There ' seena- to iljo -a 'lull'it Charleston, pjnoe '^uiitei'-|!s Iron clafls have; made one demon tratjon against Fort Moultrie, and Gilmore is etai at work before Wagner. It is a lOng, hard jol), a ^d people m^us^bivpati^ut. «-? ^ | , .' All the rumors about Lee's crossing the Rappahannock, to ^attack Meade, havoi coU lapsed, and tfill things remain as they were at the beginnlng.i. I 1, '. J; ■ Burnside has pushed steadily forward into east Tennessee; taken^Knoxville, without much opposition, and opened cotntE unication with Rocecrans, who is; eighty miles &outb, investing Chattanooga.-. These two veteran commanders, " witlr the victorious Ow»f far ther west aqd south; form an, army that wily sweep, irresistibly, through the cotton States Burnside. holding tho mountain passes as a pIv^^on^Meb^^wbjli^^e .^'|oo|,;.aS" it swings' around to the Atlantic c,oast. !| i VVest of. the Mississippi,- Bfunt, with his little, but heroic army; is chasing three tidies thejr. number,«in wild confu^ioji, Jo wards the Texan, line. The heavy force thai pushed west from ;Memphis towards Little Rock, have not yet reported. | ; October is approaching. Our army is ing up, and jfreparin^'for.^vp^r^flfi^igt], whic4, bMs feif to.bC fatal ^ jH^^^ioni and, as yet, w?|hcar of-no movemeiw on; the part , of the rebels,' thai'^ indicates a prepara- tion :to jsuccessTully resist, our armies.— Alarm, trepidation# discouragement and crim- ination of their leaders^%eem!to| perv^#i the South. A hopeful nrfte" is so.imcilefi by anji otvthe Southern organs. ' F'ro'tn California we i'ad.disp'jitchcsi a; fen- days ' .since, tli^i the Republicah .Minnesota ticket was elected by' twenty thousand :mn> jorify. We hope tliis wi libc'^cprifirrtied *bcn! the mail .'arrives. The deaths of the reb-1- |ion, itrSd.of t!ie copperhead faction of the Dem'ociatic party;;, will be .-simult^neou5!.— 31>vy^i>Un* .1'vtr lw-in.i«uwni'—--J.:-. -3,-r-4u ; ■■■ The Prcsi«|CKl?s IiCtter." 1 We present this'characteristic unanswera- ble cocumerjt to 'our readers'. ,- vI t is the plat- form of the Administration party. We com- mend it to the study of those Democratsfwho are so worried about the object or desipi of the President id the .pfeos^ution of the|wag. He has spoken for himself.' Why not jtrikfc his own statements instead of the axionj-mous scribblers in country newspapers. It suits n partisan purpose to pick up the remarks of some over-zealotis man, in an obscure diun try village; and present it as the-platform of a great nPtional party.,;V'But such a coursg.is neither candid or fair.'' The Presldfthtsh^uld be judged by bis own Acts and statements. Let the opposition now tike up his fetter to the Sipringflcld mass meeting, a«^ishow from it, iinco.n's tyranny and evil designs Who will answer his facts and arguments!? ublic schools]in tjiis ci|y. the Iligh school, thfere is To day it cau hardly be quoted ititlic" nff change from last year. Mr. Lovell and' ;Mis8 Newcomboi cohtinue in !thej places ^ey hsive: filled; witb < 80' iftticb^cnddit. Allj th'fc •teachers ai%:;WeW knoWn,-4ndihave prove^i ;thephSelveS sWlful and-succedRful intheir pro,- • « 1 't ;; 4##-.{ : I . ' v''rl '• m.\j yay. u uyu uaiuijr (jufivu iu nuw it) TIsNl3 ^We^«<hlflBfi,«4ff jiossiblev 'tSfiih Wdftjal^1 Tsdrt ^ • copperhead^' Val-' ■'U DetuocrarWiri <)hiov Indiana-,■: llllifioifel"Wis ." . j. ■•'•. ■ . . Uivif.ir.i). 'oJ . -, consin, are so odious that men shrinlc-from them as from ttie touch of serf ent^' ^Wffer-' ever an tleotiop ia held, the sacie result iaat- tained. VeririoTjt, Delaware and California^ staftd side by side. squelched^ In f thirty days more it. will beg for a-ChristianUjurial. , Feman'do. Wpoi is a > vc.f i.xwiiiatisM >,J:■>.:!& ,fr.« voluntary exue.i to escape his friends. landigham is a to call on the Irocl: ada, tb hide^ ljtii^ frqm tl)e fomihg wrath in Ohio.. Seymour, impaiso4, i^y ! the shafts oj tbe^i^sideiU.M^!jCr^/ '$#■%, writhes in iago-' Th! c°pper" journal?, in all |par^,^(^0i country, are drawing it mildl and becoming gentle as snck- ing d^ve>. ,^|d^ ^'rkvk!yi£t^e presence of the victorious le|g:ons pQ!(iflttys^urg is as loyal as a country purifelS.: ThsjtrQBS.on spouters of the We#jj.at«'aiiiSiin3 at th(».fd^t of. the fur- loughed men, now at home itom the.glorious: army of the Southwest, meekly listening, to scathing denunciationsof-thfcir infanious doc- trine, "- that the fuMher'offehsiye prosecution of the war, is subversite-Of'th? Constitution' and destructive to the-t?*?'Oh.',{ Gold ls'drooplrig, bdV copper is down out of sight, and thi re are no bulls wi¥rfcbfir^e' Brtake,,itj3; elpVa!tio n. suffkijn^fo Ju^c): ' Flag ot El : itttej Cotihty Ealr. • :'. The president of this Eap5 » QaSiat§Agri- cultural Society, was in: our office one: day ; last week. The, question of altering ! the -time of the Fair^ so as no.t to have :t at the same time of the State Fair, has been fully considered, and it is .dflcided tw go forward with our Fair at the-timfi advertised*" J.t!has been'ascertained that but (^%bm^hfs' seci tioh were contemplating a trip to Decatur; while many from a distance have made jar- rangements to attend at Qenftva; , , Mkc We^t, the President^ although confined" mu"h at horre by domestic affliction^&yisit- ing the various towns sfn3 a'rou^ihg^ inir.ter- ,est among the manufacturers. He is confi- dent of having the.beSt slfoIr of cattle, horses' sheep, farm products and manufactured arti- cles," ever exhibited m the'coun ty, 1 This fair is open, to the world, and compet- itors, in large.numbers, will be present,from other counties, and some from other, States There are, in this county, competing paper' mills, woolen factories, machine shoots of ev- ery kind, as well as competing farmers.— There is no reason why there should'not b'e a fine show. ' [' ,• Geo. W the Elgin'jBa^tery. ^rXj-Ii/Li^Sept 2nd, 1SC3.'5,. t(ry. I hskj the sbip,. rleSign|ing ti UK and; recriminations, between you'and pat into theItii'lj ], ilions. were j piss '.hi the ra I'.ter, ough 1* n/C X>a you to authorize Reswick, " • •>'\ Dear Siu-j—I am nov m-Eigin for the pur- of obtaining if pdfisible, the Banner now irr ------jaas-aiiJHas you think, was'presented tp yOn'byVMri Haddock, of Chicago, ; and the Battery I; re-presenti think was presented.througli'yctfto the Elgin BaN Banker o'rvou in'all friend- r,<" --T ■ I' '< ... to bury1 "forever all crimina- ^ pnl this subject the Batfe^y yta u raised an'd Hasty ijad personal reso.- jd by the.Bittery, in which gs-were said vhich,.asj.I now understood not to have boen syct, 11 uj v/i p>*w |nei to present the Banner iri .question to .thoj Bat'teryi ivitp an appropH- ate letter on yow part, after: which I shall consider tlie cantlroversy ended.. . I Respbdtfullv jbnrs, .*• i, j J Nv'BOUTWELL. ' ■ Ei.cjis'*, III ,. Sept. 2nd,; 1863. Tn live Officers aiui £jldiers of the Elgin, Halter j. . | Your reprcs';ritalivd('Mr..--James N. BouU well,naving rddrussed a letter to-nie which assures me that you are desirous of perpVtua ting the friendly relations heretofore existing between'us; and ,hai yon desire als>' to settle in a friend'y - manner, the difftrtence^ that has, hitherto existed between us inTelation tb tTie Chicago, and asyou unaer- e to yoti. I accept the l-ilt 'jx,t r:r. '!'. !^- ,.--.N •.<)>■ •Lasfc; vweiskyfiap®! iate^deut Newcomb anv -fe8sion. ..But Iwe jmisB some aames that have Tjeeri Tong and favorably 'fconnected with our schools. Miss Adams—hoW can we do withr oat her? Her cheerful voice has echoed /Jgiobl. rooms for many a year. .XLei* " Floral concerts " have been the e^enit 'pi^the^sjea^qn. SJiall fwe h^vcjno more of 'f.fW%"^rl!(i MV^^ta^e-.Cpi^li'-bep place ? inyoliintary eS|le, wd h^'^^^L'ottie Tyler,jalso, leaves'hpr accustomed icks and monntainfoT Can-Tpiace in the High school ^uildine. We' shall th untiring miss, but cannot;j)Jj}InftJjer. V persevei^n^^oi^fndpipjitable energy, she|ias taught mu8ic..out of s^gol hours until she' has esta,blisl^ed^ich a tation, jas a teacher, that she must;now.deVot? her. whole time to her large class. . 'Doubtless; withlher new and elegants piano,' she can .'enjoy herself batter at home, with . hsr music, than in the dingy school rogm;-&yfrrassEd:K£ fifty cjr more mis* chievous urchins; from1 the Street. The change comes n'ot a'momdnt too soon, for the health of the.teacher1 was belri» impaired by such close application. ;f; .1 I * i To co'mp^Ttsate, som'ewtiat, for the lobs of such teachers', w6 are permitted to welcome1 the return of Mrs,'Wiritj'to her |old position ori'the wes'f'^iei31 'Ili'is'it'o ^.spalragemdnt- others, to say thai her pin?? ifi! that school cannot be filled by any, one else. . r , The. schools f.openiwell, and we hope the " street schools " Will now have-jfewer ijt- at- tendance. An efert: should be imade to . in ducq e.very-,wiiii;e ctild, of suitable age, to a tend the free-scho.ols of the city. , ' I(E LiEjctropXtmy 'WlSTmtA' CaXTI,.\UEI>. stated thift Btnner presented Mr. Haddock of stand, through propositin contained m said letter, and view of'the' B^irit and;''general- -tone ot said letter, I do herfeny prefeetft to you the Banner in question,' with-the' Expectation:rtb"at yoti will' pVe^rve 'aH^ protect'it thrbfigh ail the danger you may be called to pass With my best wishes for your hfiiftH, ^hap- piness and final fjUccess,., " iji* . . 'itrfemlin -r 1 "! Your siheere friend, V-G.-:W.. REN WICK. . _• '' ^ *jThc Musical Reliear§al. . Bankr Hiall wajs _• wdl,:.filled, on Thursday, evening, by an appreciate, ^udience, who lis- tened, with- ipt(?rjw)t,an^.;.B^asure, tp the pu: pils of the musicM schopJf|& this city. Of course there I were different degrees of I : 0 excellence on :th|? spartiftfr the; performers.—; Somo were, advanced pMpite, who .displayed much skill and taiste, >vh^lot-others were new beginners, who Jnkd juisfr mastered the.rudi.- ments of tbte .di|Bs<Jult,s ;but;pleasing,: science. • The' piano,'tonchsd by skillful bands;-is , a. moot .wonderful linstrument, and^frdiS proficiency ofthp pupils,{were led to.wish that the'teachers l^duld.-fav^pX' us with a mas-' ler- piece. We Were particularly delighted with a Trio, pla^e^ t^, ver^ young girls. We are not cc^rtoiise'ur enough jto decide on the merits of the various performances, and not^vlq^-^njjj/ippojpted a committee to decide the question tO;f s^periorityi we shall not venture an opinion,,, (not, however, but he firtost and fastest horses in the country 1. that we have one.-)^^5 ,c.-,7 , ■,. ; : will be present. A stand ha§ been erected, and j The jpihging: w^a e?t<^Uetttj and fully justi- "wide track1 prepared ^atfd pu't'intsplendid Tfied all we kid?dst?wo^c in urgirjg our friendis condition^ and eyer^thing put in readiness,for to attend : , •' ** S'v&l'-*"1' 4 ~'4 ' The tiail was: ribt as'weH filled on Friday evening,"" and the exe;i'8ik|^were interrupted by a yipjen^ s^or,!^, jbut the pupils were , gen- erally more^ seil^^'igpsgd, "and performed their parts much better than on the [previous evening, creditable, and was a^s^ije prophecy of the success of the school, Mtabiijshed so reefer tly thdm. Yurds, in abundance, will be prepared for cattle, sheep and swine. Buildings for 'the display of fancy, .articles are in: reatiin&s^. \y It band of musicians' wiU bei-in. instant attendajyio.:-. Let the people; prepare to turn out «?i- masse, and cover the grounds, all over, with kcres Of men, women'iitrd fchildreiiA^J W. j' '*• Be Ojn Time.; , r -"] 1 ' ihe Fox River Train leaves Richmond* 14 minutes earlier than it did last weekK* .Hfe'(pem. ber, 14 minutes earlier at 'eivery .. station.—r Don't . be left. E specially think ; of this on Thursday neif, dnd4>«r4arly»at :the cars. Get your Seat, haVe a lunch'^W^'T°u tl^r J^ildw®, ^a%% tlfyea^. j si'iwSkfcj^ ^{m sol! j in our midst, We rejoice. )j^^:iM(tinuch<^ttention is paid to the cuitivation of.music ir|Our:fcity. No town, of its size] i»«,the. country,. furnishes more,.or better,Ftubers,; *11 of whom havp full classes. The! dtfugbtarff ofrich.and poor, are receiving-'ti OTUsieiil dducatfi>n; tbe jefi'n{ng and «.evating influence of which is well un do.Btood. Success to-mq°$i4 schoo1s( and mu, Bic teachers. ,{. i ■nUuB. i,.tr£?0 ; In my last letter; I very briefly asthma was purely a disease of the nerves- Now I propose to provo it. "'!' . Thr only neVves idistriijutcd to the lungs from the head arid spine, iire the pneumogas- tric, or e;ghth pair of Williswhich are sent, as their name itnports, to. both the lungs and the>»tonia'ch.: ;Now if you ligatiire;3 or tie a cbrd tightly aroii'nd 'these riervesj you at once orrooV.tKo fren rirrjj.latlixn ,C*lf. LllP: nerVO. fluid causing a contraction of tho muscular coat of th? tubes and air-cells of the lungs, pro«. du&ing a paroxysm of asthma. Just remove the ligature and .tho asthma is.cured instantly- 4gain, please to.sever, this nerve—asthfna p produced ;; then by throwing a judicious cur- rent of clecticiiy from one end of the secar> ated nerve to the other end, and the disease •is at once cured. S) in dyspepsia. I LigiU ture or tie the nerve p.ir vagU77i, ^wiiich leads from the brain' t<i the stomach, arid, you in- stantly arrest digestion ; remove the obs.truc-,' tion, or throw around arid pass jthe ligature i-with .a. well directed current of electricity, arid digestion is resumed. ; 1 J ■ ^ 'A'^'slin/if-yob sever the nerves leading from the brain to the lungs, the patient will live a few hours in the greatest possible a^oriy, and then die-in an asthuietic ;^t, simply berause in the absence of the. nutrition o;f the, nerve, thfe lungs so fur collspso or contract, that a. sufficiency of! dxyg'erijJfrom jthe atmos- phere, is not received -irjtq /Uie lungs^ t|o properly arteridize. the blood, and, as a mat- ter of coarse, the patient dies, j* |v*|j.y,i| Thus you will;most readily observe,'{pat, the seat Of this disease, Sfethma, is located.in the base of the brain, arid, at'the immediate origin of Wiflis' h^ves,^and the organs af(t fected''ard thfe' 1 urig's: Hence if the brain arid spine 'wefe both" iri &'^state _of health', the lungs, of bourse, wo'uld not be afflii ted with asthma. So, also, with at least seventy .five per cent, of all cases of consumptidn in their firs^and second^stagey, as in all cases of well marked; spurious consumption. ( • .v| The rational treatment, then, for asthma,, of course must bfi.qityripiedy -ttjat will, ftin^- ulate bdtli:, the brain .and tliesfe nervesjto.a kaslthy normal condition. For years everjf possible effjrt,. by ^the -prof^si'dn, has|bet;h. made, t-6 effett^iSl 1 jr" curt/^thjs simple disease^ with medicine ; /i>ut !fsf-yet ribjremcdy -liiisv been met as a specific, although ^sthma is ejo simple, and sits so lightly upon the afflicte^ that the entire catalb|ue of remedies may be easily exhau3ted upon any orfe1 "patient. ' But alas for sufferingrhuimariity, nothing, nothing has yet been accomplished to arrest this in* nocent disease. . ^,J | j f Electricity wilt most readily suggest itself to jjriy reflecting mind; a» the retkrdy for! this disease, when you-oniy bear in mind, what, how arid whero,^ the orgRns art.', and art af- fectel in asthma;. ■.ti1 ■ ; -i ' Asthma riiost' Speedily fields to a judicjibiJs course,of eleotrical ^jeatments, as proved iri' ii COCXCIL PROCEEDINGS. t.; .! TcESDAtf Hvenino, Sept'lst; 18C J. . Present, His Honor, the itaydr*, j Aid. JoslyD, Tyler, Town.-Kyzer, Barday, Lloyd and TarwoQd. _ |.; "!, ! . . !'| t: ■ I ' Minutes of.thtf last meeting r?ad| and graved. • j ■ MJL '. •! '^he Committee' oil Claims, t<$raiom referred Jhe matter of Wm;«Owen,. Collcqtor, j of and to- CoK aps was. un the n-a, report 'that thcy'jhavie examined the book William Owen, pity. Collector for'ljSdO, 6lj.d thht the amount of Treas. tedptpti?, gpther with the delinqucrit tax, ahdj the lector's jjer centage; to amount to.$U»,T4 more thfiK f lio arlgioat imount of taje fer Jfttd year, , i , j ■ ; On motijon .of Aid. Tdwn, the Report accepted. |f j. , The Clerk called lh6 attention of t|je Cc ci|j to thoj fact that a beautiful copy of Revised Ordinances of the city 0f Aur hajd been received, inscribed " City of /urora to the city of Elg|n.,f Wjhereupop,| on mo- tion of Aid. Lloyd, it was j I 'Resotxek, 'That-^he thanks of this Council be, and hereby are, .tendered W ,the City Council of the city of Aurora, for the btau tiful copy of their Revised Ordinanpefl, pre- sented through our Clerk.', . ^ The attention of the Council was called to the condition of the race bridge across3 Ohi' cago street, by Aid. Barclay, Chairmjan of commfttee to confer with the owners of water power.south pf Chicago street. A considerable discussion—on motidnj ;oF Aid. Tyler—voted, That the Street Commissioner be, and be hereby ^ is, instructed to fill the race, across Chicago street, in case'the br dge is nof thoroughly repaired s from this" time. ! J ,l 1 mmissioner reported that the __________ ... by the Council, JuljrjTth, ilG3, on lots 7 and 8, of Block 11, Been built, and it appearing to the that notice had been-given In accordance ^vith the ordindnce> in relation to sidewalks 3 on motion ofjAld. Tyler, the following cjrdar passed,.to wit: - .- . ' '!" -. • ? Whereas, The owner a*nd occupants of followirigjdescribed real estate, to wijt '$sn and of Block 11; of James T. the the fter over the same within two. weel The Street Co sidewalk ordered had rot Council was the lLots Gif- _________________________..this dty.i'n-the ca^^fi|^s..J.- Rogers. | ^ Altogether the Rehear^4^?v^ ^^ost respectfully,. Dr. E. J. Far well. • • ..I,- , _ j*{ i| ■ Jj *? ' * - Bk¥«fit Of A NotiCei 4 W • ' • ■-r ' Last week.; wfi ment,ionc.d that Mr. Long had some wagon^v^r SBjle. The first! Mr; Long knew of it tf farmer eailled.pnd purchased a wagon, saying that he-did not know o"f the snopftiH he-Baw the «otice in tne! Gazette*. Mr. Long .tobk the hint and bro vertisment fn another Solhmn Two obituary notices are crc w^tk^wnarAaarry to say. * • j-TaijiiisE "io Tju.r«u^,| 't iin thOAd- ' "Pi wded out tUs -'■la' Special 1 the fOTd's briginarplat of Elgin, has failed, j after 4due notic|, to construct a sidewalk jther;on, in, pursuance of an Ofdor, ,passed, on the Tth 'day of Jtjly, 18G3 It.is, therefore; Ordered, That the! Street Cotnmiss'ioner* of .^isj d.ty.: construct1!the same LrthVith, i^ conforinity with the original ofder, wavli report tjoj the Cfy Council the expenses for assessment. ! The Assessor's Kojl; was presented. to1 the .'O^VIA JjVrtif V\iui/*ii>0 vviAiihrnu'UiVi c|veriing, as a Court of Appeals, to listen to any who migh feel aggrieved, on account of tbe assessment of their property, and tic one, appearing to present- grievances, on motion of Aid. Joslyn, • ] j | | Itesolcecl, That the Assessor's R<?11, for C|ty Taxes, for the year 1863, now before the Council, I tie, jand the same -is hereby, ap- proved. | I '' : ■ ;■[ ' if The Committee on Finance reported th4 Jiiourit necessary to raise bys ta^ (or th nnu-. nicipal year 1863,' as folIow;s : . For general purposes, <|/trra mills on the dollar ; for sohool pprpo^es, four, mills on the dollar 5 J 1 tajft for brijega purposes, seven millb dollar; - j- ■ '!j' ■ « . i J The Report was, on motion of Aid. I5g»ser, accepted and adopted. . * ' An Ordinance for raising tax for 18G3 read, and ;ori moticri of Aid. Toivn, adopted. ' ^ 1 The- 'Street Commissioner reported i^mes of persons from,^hom he had<tfoll poll tax, up to |Aug. lstj 18<53. Amoun lected, $i)Oi ! Ut- M "y;^" 'On motion of Aid. Joslyn, the Reporii was rlceiyeid and placed on file.' , 1 »| " j ( On motion of Aid. Lloyd, ' 1 ., \EiSolv& I, That all jmonies heretofojre voted 'tif the Sr«sfdr, as Chdrtrian of the domtr ittee on Bridge spiers, for purchasing stone, tim- ber, &c , b3 accounted for as bridge fundi, and all expenses kept in one account f -<t On.motion of Aid. Town, Voted, that an order be drawTvqn the ISreasurerj in favor of the Mayor, as Chairman of Bridge Piers, for five hundred ddllars in one hundred t ollar orders, f<jir; purchasing materials for bridge piers, to |'e paid out of Bridge fund.1 1 On nSoiion of Aid. Lloyd, the Comniitiee on Bridgl Piers, &c , were requested io locate the east ijbutment, about to be erected,| from 'six-io twelve feet South of the location i f the present abutment. t , jrhe Street ; Comrtissloner reported the ^Treasurer's receipts for'Poll tax, as follows : 1st: Ward, Shi * 2d. Ward, $12;. 3d. Ward, was was the ected Amount col- Barclay and YarwoO(^ were, jppoin^d kaid Committee. . r V • ">•' • 1 « . , T' .li * . tf A.n. account in favor of Tiickn^r i, Co., for $10,93, for luraber/was,,rca^, J^s.- On motion,of Aid. Barclay, wa^ allo^edi and an order voted for the s»me. ~ The like, on motion of ^ld|l ;J^lyn, j|i r of E. F. R..eyes, for rent of ^ptjrt lui vor for $50. fa* use, The like, on motion ol/Ald. f i-rcr of Ulsover £ Bro,,.for $33,74 Jc^if^t^e for streets. *. '-[[*' ; The like, on motion of Ald..J\i*eri^ii fa- vor of Hon. R. G. Montony,. for salary as Judge, $25. ; , , V The like, on motion ,of Aid-. Rirclay^ j i'f«- vor of G. B. Raymond, for two> dollars and foriy-threc cents, for lamps, for Council room. !' ;-•"! -."]■"■■• y . -. i' r.*r:J zt'l*^ !i- *'■'' " 1 f*4}' 1 The like, on motion of iVld. Town,,in ft vor of R. L. Tickner, twenty-three dollars and sixty-eight cents for lumber, &c., for acbo ols; M. Coney for six dolUra and sixty cints; L. S. Eaton , for eight dollars and ^tentcents; O'Neil & Rjan for fourteen dollars and eighty- eight cents, for labor in ,'fcpairing school-1 houses,—sll out of school fund., An account was read m fav«r ,<)f J'o^lj n & Riddle, for twenty dollars, and alsi>, one in favor of J. S. Riddle, for Nineteen dojllars and twenty five cents, for services as City,Attorn- ey- ' .V ■ On motion of Aid. Josiyn, the accounts were referred to Aid. Town and Kyj&jjr. Oo motion of Ald. Llcyd, the Cout^ci! ad* journed until Oct.. 0, 1863) at half past suven o'clock, i'. it. • ...jj ^ B. W. pADEi.fOBb, Oily dej h. $14, and; 4th Ward, $10. ■ On motion of Aid. Joslyn,—Toted, That orders be drawn in favor of the .Street Com- missioner, for the above, to be laid.,o it on streets, alleys and bridges of the resp :ctive Wards. \ J- On mdtiori of. Aid. Yarwood,/ Toi ed,~ Tbat a cdmmifatee of tfro be^ appdlntesi to .pro- cure a Survey ind plot of the grounds lately' ;purchascfl and^dded to the .Elgin ceontery ; and alsOy to report lor thejeonsiderat On of thfe OQunpilj ,tUe price of lots-in thacemjtery. Aid. Yarwood and Hyler.appointed said Com- mittee. .. . ; . . 1 On mo'tion of Aid. K.\ 3 )r,-^ Voted, Thr.t twenty dollars of the money, paid by Ilfenry P^elford ^or a gfictiry licejnse, be applied on the license applied for by Levi Kendricfc, he having purchased tho stock of satdiHein^y; On motion of Aid. Lloyd, Voted,U-Th^t a committee of three be appointed to leport ,to the Council^ for their consideration; iplan for setting out shade trees in the streets and !,public gtonndB of th^ cty. Aid. I'ownj ^rotettion and ornataent., B.'3 Stc ' ox ; Shade and ForcU Trek Ecfrgreens, Time and Method of ^Trkins' planting. ' ? Evergreens may be transplanted at ahylsea son, from April to November,-yet. b<tter transplant in the earlier or latler part of the season, All trees, whetherjruit, forest, or cyerj^ec-ri, miy be AS Successfully transphnt ed in the fall,.as spring, provided the wants of the tree is understood and Carefully pro- vided for. The Decidubus tre^ should nnver be removed 'usUii the.leaves-are falleri, or can easily be stripped from the tree when' iirst taken from'the ground. . The- evergfrfeen may be safely rsiiibved from the 1st 6f Sep ten ber till the 1st of November, Provided the ^ro and has become suitably moist, and .the ath.os ph^re not freezing,' and. shoatd, ti far as vu S.tA# A Uia Wjlj utrbtkCctadfatiy when they are removed in > wagori, better on sp ings, or they should be set oft a quantity of loose straw.-'"' ' " Trees grofrn in open grottnds And h .ving been two or three times transplanted,''ani so abundantly supplied with roots, that I hey will readily hold a considerable quantity of earth, hence they may be successfully transi planted at any season.-^! ' While the roots of apple trees triay"be ex« po®sed to a warm atiriosphere, without mates rial injury, for days, yet it is almosjt certain death [to the-evergreen tree to have its r<K)ts exposed long enough to'cause the tnbis iure to dry off of th'ein. Where they are shit ]£ed to distant points, the transit should be' t^e most speody, possible, arid the ifd<|ts so packed as to securo the same moisiur: as when in the. ground, and immediately on be- ing unbound, set in their respective place In short, no deciduous tree iis more certain to bear transplintirig successfully, as tbtf evergreen under favorable. circumstance!, as it always ;S jiosaessed^wlth mnre real ilife l.ban any other tree. Transplant any other tree in fulMeafy and there is not endugh Tigo • to sustain the stock, and all the leaves wi ther and die. Not so with the evergreen.-f-i ivet in full leaf, it maintains its fdliagei unwith ered and unchanged, and will most c^tainly grow unless badly tinted. . i'-fiVL, ' 1 As all trees must live, when transplanted, for a while within their own resources, bav- in§ been broken loose from all the.sources from whence they drew aourishment, and "ii'.l its tender extremities,; the only avenues jthrough which any are derived, tts clofied, jnew bibrous roots mU3t be fo^msd^befote a |new supply can be afforded. Thefoots, when |first placed in .the ground^ should be packed p their natural position,,and the earth £r nly packed around each of^ them with hutian fingers, and with the heels of stoga boots. In till cases, therefore, with the evergreen: as with all trees, the end of each root, both large ot small, should be cut off smoothly, immediately before placing it in the ground, thereby obtaining, very soon, new fibrous or feeJing roots, Spring'ng out between- the sip- wood and bark.. ,, - • -,- Better remove the evergreen, iflien practi- cable, with a small 'or large ball of fell th id- heririg to the roots) and then it has retail,ed a portion of^ its feeding roots unmut^ated. In all cases the trea should bq set firm y, and. large tree3 should be^nstained,bk two or three stakes with, fastenings, so that tbe winds wiil not sway It in any. directibn. When the!setting is completed, tile earth around the tree should be covered witt a coat, six inches in depth, of rotten street, orr Joarse manure, and not less, than six feet.in ii'araeter, and, in a season like thls, b!ccasiO[i- iUy water, keeping the earth about as mo si, is timely showers would do, wetjtirig t jo ffholc top at the same, time. The waVering, n ail cases!, should be' performed at^cveniug": or near sunset. j; ■ Thus trees may be set safely from ten to 1 fifteen- feet in height, forming an Hritnddiats: \i T"
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Implementing binary search of an array
Let's see how to think about binary search on a sorted array. Yes, JavaScript already provides methods for determining whether a given element is in an array and, if it is, its location (as do many programming languages), but we want to implement it ourselves, to understand how you can implement such methods. Here's a JavaScript array of the first 25 prime numbers, in order:
var primes = [2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97];
Suppose we want to know whether the number 67 is prime. If 67 is in the array, then it's prime.
We might also want to know how many primes are smaller than 67. If we find the position of the number 67 in the array, we can use that to figure out how many smaller primes exist.
The position of an element in an array is known as its index. Array indices start at 0 and count upwards. If an element is at index 0 then it is the first element in the array. If an element is at index 3, then it has 3 elements which come before it in the array.
Looking at the example below, we can read the array of prime numbers from left to right, one at a time, until we find the number 67 (in the pink box) and see that it is at array index 18. Looking through the numbers in order like this is a linear search.
Once we know that the prime number 67 is at index 18, we can identify that it is a prime. We can also quickly identify that there are 18 elements which come before 67 in the array, meaning that there are 18 prime numbers smaller than 67.
Did you see how many steps that took? A binary search might be more efficient. Because the array
primes contains 25 numbers, the indices into the array range from 0 to 24. Using our pseudocode from before, we start by letting
min = 0 and
max = 24. The first guess in the binary search would therefore be at index 12 (which is (0 + 24) / 2). Is
primes[12] equal to 67? No,
primes[12] is 41.
Is the index we are looking for higher or lower than 12? Since the values in the array are in increasing order, and 41 < 67, the value 67 should be to the right of index 12. In other words, the index we are trying to guess should be greater than 12. We update the value of
min to 12 + 1, or 13, and we leave
max unchanged at 24.
What's the next index to guess? The average of 13 and 24 is 18.5, which we round down to 18, since an index into an array must be an integer. We find that
primes[18] is 67.
The binary search algorithm stops at this point, since it has found the answer. It took only two guesses, instead of the 19 guesses that linear search would have taken. You can step through that again in the visualization below:
Here's the pseudocode for binary search, modified for searching in an array. The inputs are the array, which we call
array; the number
n of elements in
array; and
target, the number being searched for. The output is the index in
array of
- Let
min = 0and
max = n-1.
- Compute
guessas the average of
min, rounded down (so that it is an integer).
- If
target, then stop. You found it! Return
- If the guess was too low, that is,
array[guess] < target, then set
min = guess + 1.
- Otherwise, the guess was too high. Set
max = guess - 1.
- Go back to step 2.
Implementing pseudocode
We'll alternate between English, pseudocode, and JavaScript in these tutorials, depending on the situation. As a programmer, you should learn to understand pseudocode and be able to turn it into your language of choice - so even though we're using JavaScript here, it should be straightforward for you to implement pseudocode using other languages.
How would we turn that pseudocode into a JavaScript program? We should create a function, because we're writing code that accepts an input and returns an output, and we want that code to be reusable for different inputs. The parameters to the function—let's call it
binarySearch— will be the array and target value, and the return value of the function will be the index of the location where the target value was found.
Now let's go into the body of the function, and decide how to implement that. Step 6 says to go back to step 2. That sounds like a loop. Should it be a for-loop or a while-loop? If you really wanted to use a for-loop, you could, but the indices guessed by binary search don't go in the sequential order that a for-loop makes convenient. First we might guess the index 12, and then 18, based on some computations. So a while-loop is the better choice.
There's also an important step missing in that pseudocode that didn't matter for the guessing game, but does matter for the binary search of an array. What should happen if the number you are looking for is not in the array? Let's start by figuring out what index the
binarySearch function should return in this case. It should be a number that cannot be a legal index into the array. We'll use
-1, since that cannot be a legal index into any array. (Actually, any negative number would do.)
The target number isn't in the array if there are no possible guesses left. In our example, suppose that we're searching for the target number 10 in the
primes array. If it were there, 10 would be between the values 7 and 11, which are at indices 3 and 4. If you trace out the index values for
min and
max as the
binarySearch function executes, you would find that they eventually get to the point where
min equals 3 and
max equals 4. The guess is then index 3 (since (3 + 4) / 2 equals 3.5, and we round down), and
primes[3] is less than 10, so that
min becomes 4. With both
min and
max equaling 4, the guess must be index 4, and
primes[4] is greater than 10. Now
max becomes 3. What does it mean for
min to equal 4 and
max to equal 3? It means that the only possible guesses are at least 4 and at most 3. There are no such numbers! At this point, we can conclude that the target number, 10, is not in the
primes array, and the
binarySearch function would return
-1. In general, once
max becomes strictly less than
min, we know that the target number is not in the sorted array. Here is modified pseudocode for binary search that handles the case in which the target number is not present:
- Let
min = 0and
max = n-1.
- If
max < min, then stop:
targetis not present in
array. Return
- Compute
guessas the average of
min, rounded down (so that it is an integer).
- If
target, then stop. You found it! Return
- If the guess was too low, that is,
array[guess] < target, then set
min = guess + 1.
- Otherwise, the guess was too high. Set
max = guess - 1.
- Go back to step 2.
Now that we've thought through the pseudocode together, you're going to try implementing binary search yourself. It's fine to look back at the pseudocode - in fact, it's a good thing, because then you'll have a better grasp of what it means to convert pseudocode into a program.
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Hillary Clinton lied to Congress as far as two House Republicans are concerned.
Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte of Virginia and Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz of Utah claimed evidence collected by the FBI during its email investigation contradicts what she told Congress in testimony last year, reports The Washington Times.
They argue that this could put perjury charges on Clinton and are now asking the Justice Department to investigate.
Her testimony in those four areas bears specific scrutiny in light of the facts and evidence FBI Director James Comey described.
The chairmen detailed in a letter sent out Monday that there are other "aspects of Secretary Clinton's sworn testimony that are at odds with the FBI's findings."
Chaffetz, Goodlatte Outline Case for Perjury Against Clinton via @gopoversight https://t.co/9N1I2vp0Hl— Jason Chaffetz (@jasoninthehouse) August 15, 2016
According to the chairmen, the Democratic presidential nominee told Congress she never sent or received information marked as classified, but FBI Director James Comey told Congress three documents were in fact marked as classified.
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Korden's Hammer is of superior craftsmanship; its wielder adds a fortune dice to the dice pool of all attacks made while wielding it.
Against Daemons, Korden's Hammer inflicts +2 damage for each fortune point spent to enhance the attack's dice pool.
Murk Dwemer is the hammer's current wielder.
The head of this drwarven warhammer is made of steel, and inscribed with runes of the Kurgansson clan. The hammer belonged to Korden Kurgansson, who instructed his blind nurse Sister Sonja, whom he trusted, to hide his ancestral hammer somewhere "they" would not find it.
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In which bizarro world is it possible to wonder, even for a moment, whether the tagging of a swastika on Washington County's only gathering for Jewish residents might be merely a "prank?"
Moral courage requires that we call a thing what it is, and not seek to distort, downgrade, or inflate reality as it is readily accessible for us to understand. Of course, doubt in the face of a fact is always an option, regardless of whether such doubt is credible or not.
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Changes in the Structure of Wages in the Public and Private Sectors
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- Lawrence F. Katz & Alan B. Krueger, 1991. "Changes in the Structure of Wages in the Public and Private Sectors," NBER Working Papers 3667, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Katz, L.F. & Krueger, A.B., 1991. "Chances In The Structure Of Wages In The Public And Private Sectors," Harvard Institute of Economic Research Working Papers 1547, Harvard - Institute of Economic Research.
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Breakout Recap: College Counselors Make the Case for Earlier InterventionRobert Fuller, Director, Executive Communications
In a lively session on Tuesday afternoon at Forum 2014, a roomful of secondary school college counselors and college admissions officers debated the merits, challenges, limits, methods, and strategic possibilities of reaching out to students and their families earlier than junior year. The three panelists – Jim McGuire, Director of College Counseling at Louisville Collegiate, KY; Kyle Graham, Upper School Dean at Harvard-Westlake School, CA; and Nat Smitobol, a college admissions counselor with IvyWise, LLC in New York – advocated for what they called a comprehensive counseling model.
In this approach, a counselor helps a student build their high school story throughout their secondary school years, rather than arriving on the scene simply to help them "tell" their story once the student is ready to apply to college. Among the many advantages of such a model, they argued, is the rapport and trust built over the years between counselor and student, as well as the student's family, which opens the door to more versatile, realistic, and effective counseling.
Some audience members countered that obstacles such as time and resource constraints, parental assumptions and expectations, and the vagaries of college admissions criteria make the comprehensive model either unlikely or fruitless. Nevertheless, the underlying proposal was well received as an important launching discussion on how to maximize the benefits of the student-counselor relationship.
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I've gone from "I don't run unless someone is chasing me" to finishing my first 5k in three months!
home invasion
As if there isn't enough drama in my life... one of those shit head punks from next door (had to be them) broke in my house this morning. went through my purse and took some cash (left more cash, vicoden and my mp3 player...and the portable DVD player was on the floor.) JR came upstairs to make tea and must have startled them and they pushed him down the stairs. he hit his head. said he was OK, but he seemed a little out of it to me. I've had ENOUGH. those punks are getting the smack down.
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A bojagi is a traditional Korean wrapping cloth used to wrap gifts, important documents, and other items. From February to June, 2014, over 1,700 people collaborated to create the Boone Children's Gallery Community Bojagi. By coloring, painting and sewing fabric pieces together, participants were able to work together, share stories, learn new skills and most importantly, be part of something extraordinary.
The Community Bojagi is displayed in the Boone Children's Gallery for all to see. This project was made possible by a grant from The John B. and Nelly Llanos Kilroy Foundation.


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Angie Francis has been representing buyers and sellers since 2006 when she started StepStone Realty. Started with an emphasis on helping homeowners in tough situations, she has saved dozens of homeowners from foreclosure, and many more find property and move to their dream home.
StepStone now has agents in Austin, San Antonio, Dallas/Ft. Worth and Houston. One of the fastest growing brokerages in Texas has given StepStone and their agents the resources to help you with all your Real Estate needs.
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Focused on helping all, specializing in helping distressed sellers, and represented by Agent/Investors, StepStone Realty has maintained a philosophy of helping homeowners through difficult times by offering as many options as possible with integrity, honesty and with the interests of the homeowners in mind.
When I first spoke to the StepStone team they were very informative about the Short Sale process and all that was involved. They provided answers to all questions and made me quite comfortable that they could do the job for me.Kristina
My daughter listed her house with Angie for sale. Angie showed the house numerous times and finally presented an offer to the mortgage holder for short sale. The mortgage holder accepted the offer and the StepStone team handled all the short sale details. The sale went through with no complications. I think that everyone did a great job; they sold a very rough house in a very tough market within a very reasonable time.Roger
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|She wouldn't even look at me. The shame.
I embarked this morning on the Dr. Oz 3-Day Cleanse with my boyfriend by my side. He recently returned home from a week-long tour of east coast breweries, and he was feeling a little "off". Most likely due to the copious amounts of free beer consumed. We had been thinking about doing a smoothie cleanse for a few months, but we didn't have a good strong blender to work with. Low and behold, my mother had her Vitamix out and waiting to be borrowed when I arrived to Deep Creek on Thursday. I told Tom about our good fortune, and we commenced plans for a detox.
Day one: It is 3 pm and I'm a little bit hungry. I'm also really out of it, but it is my first day back at work after a 5 day vacation, so I'm not attributing it all to the cleanse. Also, I frequently eat green smoothies for breakfast, so the only difference for me today is the lunch shake.
I went home at lunch to meet Tom, and we made both the lunch and the snack smoothie (which I have stored in a thermos in the fridge for 4 pm). I'm going to try to go to the gym straight from work, so I don't have too much time before or after the dinner shake to think about food. I realized about a half hour ago that I forgot to add the celery to the lunch shake...probably why it wasn't as terrible as everyone says it is.
Note: I'm also allowing myself coffee during this cleanse (with soy or coconut milk creamer). We're going to modify the drinks as needed, since raspberries are very expensive right now, and I have some frozen blackberries, frozen blueberries, and fresh black cherries ready to use. I personally don't feel I need a cleanse for weight loss purposes, so it's more about testing my strength and stuffing my mouthhole with the healthiest things possible. At least that's my take on it all.
Day 2: Well yesterday I had the snack smoothie with a spoon, and it seriously tasted and felt like I was eating pancake mix. MMMMmmMMMm. It was the breakfast smoothie again, but it was a completely different color. Strange. Last night we had the dinner smoothie...we only added the amount of cayenne for one smoothie although we were making two at once, and we were glad that we made that decision. It was strangely sweet and then SPICY. In an unsettling way. It took at least an hour to choke it all down, double-fisting a glass of water in the other hand.
This morning we made the breakfast shake subbing fresh black cherries for one cup of raspberries, and frozen strawberries and blackberries for the other cup (since we're doubling the recipe for the two of us we needed 2 cups of raspberries total). I also added a tiny nub of fresh ginger root, some cinnamon, and a little allspice. It was good this morning. I felt pretty full after about 3/4 of it, and drank the rest in the car on the way to work. It's 9:45 and I'm starting to feel some hunger pains (I usually eat a mid morning snack around 10 so my body is programmed to get hungry now). This morning when we woke up we were both ravenous.
Note: Neither of us are doing the detox tea or baths. Also, Tom didn't up his water intake extraordinarily yesterday, and so he said he's down two lbs since Monday. Probably due to water loss, but still encouraging for him! Yesterday my parents were over to see my roommates, and they made homemade quiches, melon and ham as an appetizer, as well as these little spinach pastries. I wouldn't eat most of that even if I wasn't doing a cleanse, but it all looked SO GOOD. Needless to say, we weren't very social--we made the dinner smoothie, cleaned up, and took it with us downstairs to finish Gasland and to watch Ted to pass the time until bed.
This was lunch, done the correct way with celery added. It was the weirdest texture ever. As I typed that (with the smoothie sitting on my desk) a co-worker walking by just stopped in her tracks and stared at it. "That really doesn't look very good". I agreed.
Good luck with this one, stomach.
Day 3: We caved. I have a work dinner tonight, so we were planning on ending today after breakfast shake, but it didn't work out. The celery in the lunch drink yesterday was just too much. We both felt sick and malnourished (which is obviously ridiculous because it was only one day) and all it took was one suggestion from Tom of stopping this "nonsense" and we were planning a Chipotle dinner. How quickly we crumbled in the face of adversity.
Ah, well, you can't win 'em all.
In conclusion: I have done juice cleanses before, and found them to be very healthy and helpful, if not for actually resetting your system and eliminating toxins, then for testing your willpower and cutting out caffeine for a few days. I think the main issue with the Dr Oz cleanse, for us, was that we were just so hungry. There weren't enough calories (about 1100 a day) to satiate us while still exercising and working full days. We probably also didn't give it enough time: my hormones to signal hunger were still going off at 10 am when I normally eat a snack, and the plan doesn't allow for food at that time. I'm sure I would have adjusted with a few more days of the schedule, but I just wasn't willing to see it through. I failed.
One last note: I think that if I genuinely believed that I needed to make a dietary change, had written out my reasons for the diet, and used the diet to start a new, more healthful dietary lifestyle, things might have been different. I can see how using a radical switch to make modest changes afterwards seem like a bargain could really work for some, and I'm interested to see if and how my professors will approach the subject of cleansing in relation to clinical recommendations. I just personally didn't feel I needed much tweaking of my diet, save the last few days before the cleanse eating lots of desserts since my family-in-law was in town. I also didn't see any ahem *results* from the smoothie cleanse like I saw from the juice cleanse, which is (weirdly) a motivating factor for me.
Anywhoo...if you decide to do the cleanse, let me know how it goes! I hope you have more strength and determination than my puny will!


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Crews respond to overnight fire at candy company
Crews respond to overnight fire at candy company
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. —
Crews responded to a fire at Y and S Candies in East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County early Monday morning.
Dispatchers tell News 8, it started in a cook room in the building on the 400-block of Running Pump Road.
Fire crews got the flames under control quickly. No one was injured.
So far, no word on the extent of damage to the cook room.
Y and S Candies makes Twizzlers for the Hershey Company.


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The Thunder Bay Vermicomposting Network !!
Who is the TBVN?
The Thunder Bay Vermicomposting Network was started by Dr. Bradley A. Wilson of the Geography Department at Lakehead University and many of his students. This group all agree vermicomposting is a wonderful way to reduce waste in our landfills and produces a valuable product: rich compost.
Anyone interested in vermicomposting should read this website and the linked websites and learn about the process. If you want to start a vermicomposting bin, read How to Start a Vermicomposting Bin , then contact anyone in the Thunder Bay Vermicomposting Network (see Need Red Wigglers). Once your vermicomposting bin is set up and ready for worms, any of the network members will provide you with worms for free!!! All members of the network (see Need Red Wigglers) believe in spreading this great activity.
This site was designed for a small group of volunteers within the Thunder Bay,Ontario, area - unfortunately we do NOT have the capabilities to ship worms- sorry!
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I've just been away for a weekend teaching Qiqong in Beith, in North Ayrshire, which is not too far from Glasgow.
On my down I left at 3.45, thinking that it would take me 1.5 hours (according to AA route planner) and missing all the weekend traffic on the Edinburgh by-pass and the M8. How wrong could I be? Extremely wrong it seems.
I got to the by-pass to be met by a wall of traffic. There'd been an accident, but on the other carriageway. Why was my side held up? Who knows, but it was.
Then the radio informed that there had been accidents on the A9, the M8, the Edinburgh by-pass, a road just off the Edinburgh by-pass, the M73, a road into Beith and a road in Ayr. What the heck was going on?
Anyway, my satnav decided that I needed to get off the M8 and go on the M73. I decided to go 'her' route. It took me precisely 35 minutes to get from the beginning of the slip road from the M8 onto the M73. Big error... or was it? I haven't a clue. But I have to say I felt very blessed when the traffic report reported approximately 5 minutes after I'd managed to get onto the M73 that there was a car fire happening on the slip road from the M8 to the M73. Somehow a 35 minute delay didn't seem so bad.
I got to my destination 1.5 hours later than planned, but all in one piece. Phew!