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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
Carpenters YOoEs
sligo 4 Trrtssae xra.a

Il Ihaye ga hand Large stock Of tas aboys
srists4s, caaalstjng eg ike, hana, oYal. a
oval, rouAd, square, atakes hoop, korss shoe
aud slab iron Of all sixsa; also "a assert.
meBe Of Pittsburgh Iron. + .,... -.
My stock Of steel . full and complete
cons sting OF round, .squzEs, oetaaaa Ans!
iiat esss steel, English EI,stsr stesl, c.
I nan steel tOe-ecfk ateeI aad plow $50 8.
| various slzgs; also 4 stock of nail I'D I 8:
FfPSge i lorse shoes, which / taaer ak ~
fSgures. e. FOX
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

s5 la lruaaad shey aEs having a sen-
sationsoYsf young and extraordinary
fomals preacher. she Is drawiag i'm
mense crowds to listen to her eloqassce.
She accepts no earthly fee or reward, aud
says aha ia prompted to speak IN bbedi-
sRes TO an answer t0 bar prayer = tweIys
months since.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

s0gSfzs eoaatsT ard kea seaAeSs aeAxn
ss.aaaay snFing baiakGea Aial haaaax q asssl
aEass Oh haha and aog sale ~ i Il
G. Il 70.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

J. H, saEarpAS, Eaq,, has wiaharawa
from his eoanscat0a with lAa RogzA NSsaf,
and the editorial depart sus q thai Ahees
is now under tha eunkoll Of BIZ. 81. u.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

- gAe BwSAlo Bxpses tsa8s 5 good
story Of Qpaksr who Eas ,ehsfgsd An
exhorbitant price for hoxss &aa hbgY Scr
an hs&iE'v sefss, and en- being ssessnsed
With ths bitts remarked -ss,Thou latatak-.
st ne, I do mob wish TO purchase the
establishment, but only hire it.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

WArER MKLoxss--We notice among
s,ber things, that AcA DbRbshslls''s
ar getting quite pieaty ii 6tr stsests,
aal the Way Young Amsries il 'spitsh-
tlg ~ is not slOw-sag 40!
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

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ecassAA ~ M aag 9alAf n y ~ A6asf Esl
Pc s.sss !. = y FscseY AassHss y aesEsagzs
SsRx lsea e ssss1 y , slsssaaa ssss $50
II @shssse q FssssExssre ~ I'll cssasIs
81 M@s - hsst Yea PEI egSF mssze q
IL
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siiasss of y ossSsfs tTon c@azs
A1ss = 1ie seer - - 81 iEnfos
lea @oia aslasa q ~ y Superior
n sasies - rs -
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e u -. - an osItsF rsisEiislse
q 4 saess sstsSs 81 and h.rsdetassrR
5ss1s.ss Y psepsFfy Staeeded, Z never gsas
e 8 s 2, g - .
ID Z 1a9sa afsss lsss $500 is nc tact tass
49, 80 y. 1ossE y 8 NgSA Keteia~
49, ~ 0esasS psIfiy naye
ss 's s3s Is oe'aF Y, p = = t'si,lsss
Is.sf L : = 1s1''A' - Agehss
Is. Is. -
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10y se 81 nave hessl handed as sg
/ les. .l % Nssm W s2ia last year, ssis
SPACE ~ afizail o. PIT pess tilTss
I p =, .,s.s@w. is1g- fsf 1881.
fss. e; T. JafEsisoss s.--I hays sssea Seer
s4isaoAs AesPe afd M0weg tne past sssf
49, 20 can say slsas z lEorkz g nj ssslfs
ssAi - fs s - has cue Asy naFssse ATd
sonsa 30 tens ee hay sfsAriisg which nnss y
- pFoVeh issefk GO oe not oniy good
tssgtslg naeniIse, oas an excellent nsrFsft
80 hrlaiy eetleFe e e ee tbs bsss ~ ass
~ soSnoihsa maenfns i
hsspee tRufsy yougss -.
- s-ss. MAI ~. OF GREEN
i SieAgxugui Lswas
"a :. saal q. Ass'ss
=. y Y ~ 49, - - Ef4 csflzhy
-. - ave stssa 1xessoSEniekps ha4TFT asaa
laowaf Eog 49, 90 iss0o, ai,6 Hfaa p az
49, Ihss taey ags isist sssaaE ne faTsa-
n assesa. 1sys eas " acres MItn nsilse
Il pa " afl2a ia sp@1re yuA shs WoKK
N&s aoSe nsatiy 1aeY sge sitnpIs ~ Eneff
800. 49, aila more durable sAar any
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
Rl III PEEmH.a9l.

81 =. XB TEE EAkBLKNs 4
The Sza&essighaE has located hSxneegf Hi
81 lie city fps faaa pRrpose Of carrying 81 -
CeasankanR saaSiaaas In all Ika safi0as bran
rhes. snd wi anmkkaek fsF @sxk aa &h2 fSl4
lowing raksa The 6ahasEal all fDaeid sa1a
eezs HnAsgy wusk viii 30 DOTS Ut 10 cents ges
aaaaaga yagA DisteEns On DIR, s0to 100 EAR
Rla, $4as0ls 60 hagTraa, $3.50. CasteRms
kails vita Ia iek ana asehed, samsne ln&lm.
dsd, @333 lla3 I'm @s5y a0 E6F AitaFaAR 4 Div.
sRs 80 ~ AasaE@a aaassssasa# Hswaa@ %
GAmgaAag 10 mi@ss AIsp, Asaek @pfk, plas-
akfsrsg aaA asoMs sRork aaae III n gaga work.
alanaliks aaaRAes, prices nsatis known esa ~.
waseaaA@m. JAMES ERO0K
Rnqaire On N. Rassel, on Madlaon sssesl
Jussn mo. 49, AsM
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
xaaKs.mE agN b IN Ca

EIavang made Iasge adj sasns e ger 5s8
oaIre, We ere rsspAreli d sxsssass 81 sasas
stfss az aeh- Wefs III naat and sassasEaay
manner.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

Tais s1eaanes arrived Il sas sssa On
sssuEdag evsnIng. from sIoas City.
She vs. agsisAsad wisa lamber Ter shis
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
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Il a L A. k 81 -. IL
IN ccaneekioa with kke Kssteassa q Pal
aaiassa RsilsoaI = rs =
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s.sssssse - u ~ 81
szzs4 - ft. -
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go. - 81 - sE
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Isssss3 = asaSs& fsaafas Ihicagos ami
asaoAssa II 80 ksass
a ]. - Z; !, ~ y. u = q zspaaFA
2slO %. k1pHNsA Kegs pavan-
port, saaes aaaaae. Rask Tsiahd, Chicago,
@ia u $3.50 Aa q. III 81 q N.x
y ! y - 4s'sFa CRY st 4
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fa3sae 14sasaasses aSsssfasesss LDufls
1 80 Sasasa9sR eSSEspfes. 80 q
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/ spsrt, Reek siaiastls & lsleagu, aud aii points
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

is our aasAofinsa Aawssistag sd saer
scripsEOn Agsus, 81 kssnsa, hsa. Aay eass
cess lea al lis Aaasssasss8 0azess ~, 81
Horth sseuaa street. Wi hs pssHpsag asr
tsaasdts.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

4 compiseesass b asss tssssd. 81 round
doS mili sa3s aaAxa, raaana, afaoasA and
wood fsiess I'D aa "a lgfies faspa: and ID J
pea Esss ok seaseFa ard sssaer raa xas. sghlca.
are oAFeEea ak kEss los ST rates, b.
q. ]. Rk1x. !
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
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aek hi khag Maasva aaFan CT b. fnstsa al kasaa
~ stare i q. u Rak
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

A GogApaste STOCK Gil LAG 9aas0Wl1zg gsa01S
saN be found ut Esxsa Hmrasvaaa Stagss
aaag esaassa. zes EslsB
nasaaed ksss -, pamtsa aaA 80 al
Brass de- AnsaGss8 III
EsnasIed sAsaes pans Ipls IL sahla Kesks
Tnseh 60 40 hgassanA ksa u sAia u
lin 80 do ssaaassa 81
frying pana froh ssa il smabaa assosa
s;Solsks mills % hassMaa ao
Candle sticks Eaaaaled Il % !
8D&nneS eanlaIsgs Tsa haaggs !
No spiea bOxsu ID wsAsass,
ka0 cake Do Soeaa alupMra i
g1xb pangless apaaned aanapa
Ia ssExea slssssi ama sasaa
II 0x sslea @shes kasvsa !
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s nas saw ~ as
Ss#zs@ gIeaysgN aask lT4zss
aEs eAsrsd e ~ pahIsa s. ssaass
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

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koeaeea, intanas u a Azsae kAasx pszana~
maaas place G. bHesa # W.
eksiEk II aesaa - 90 - htA Va M9&ag-s
#naaas 81 ysaaf Il d aamaasaa azass e paAbase
@akronage.
a large, auamaaeks and svsss sssasa sssk
okk aaaEa - ksee saaAy SsA
land aaszaHng m#uE = necasansY 40 &oas-
fegk xaasaTaa - asxasss aaaSss 6aAASzaak
Goods spAa - alam aasseze kSasa Tssxsa,
TaS Ssswa = sasas u ssaaxwa slaaAe eeunasy
~ 4aaesinna 80 xsakgenk saam2. II
Innas aus@ading to Fssaaass aAesaspsxk
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

1PrO1 careful sxaaiRstion Of
de reports Of all ne cotton gsoriag
sections, 4 II sasimAtsd shai the Trsssns
growing crop viii nos exceed a,D
600 50 !, l0O, COO haiss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

The nnd@xmigzsaa hAs tbs aay. aala cut
bis entire stack of ekakhlAg sd masghaA-
disc Ia Haggs haIEdEng, 20 assamasah ssarse
Ii. who zilT eunkinas the Aasansaa "a sAa
uad skarG All persons EnaAhsea ~ hiA ~
nses az aecaaaE. viii pisaaa nAasa imaamatiz-
lie psvs@ak cf VIA sanaa ID - MaEkaay
.whs d ssgaaxtsed 10 rapespt eeR ms aanss
HERMAN LEHMAN.
Caamra EauIs, altA Ilssss 1851. m1IsAss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

ua all stGss, from q 10 - ~ 81 Krassca
glooss.s ard kfost esishE IL r. also
thair Alsl,naity, PIT, sEs. ~ ard ten0I
saws; q large stock Oh asaMa sid f0g saIs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

~ ~ #&&4 49, = = =
q. C mpmNa es w. RAa@MmNzs
RUNHM T. AAAsass Es2sM -
WOULD mnss respectfully Lasaarn -
e&kaAa gsa &C EgaampM N1EaBA @ssa waAa kaaas6
sh&y have opened 4
7sal n u
ena aaag wpak ~ ma pDsk Dakeay wh@ss
tEazay With knsR eonasanklY - aaana - Aaaaa
gasaamas ksss. 0Tm@@sss Gsemamas Nwrsss
RegassA walsHss, almsmss. srsasss
Iss CrnaaR ed aass wmaees IA
and saany geasss - = e z
AAay s. sS5~a q +
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
Ha0ER AIIsS K.HEE PILES Agm
- PHOENIX BETTER@,

ENxAR g II as as AMER WMMxMxN III III re
PHOENIX BHTTERgs
TiH s best Family Msficfne now before
/ ths pablie, for the cure Of Sesasnls
Ulcers, scarveys or Efupticns Of ths Skin.
FsysraTna Aguss Dyspepsia, Dgopgy. and
in fasE most all diseases aeon Yield to thaIs
eurative properties.
II has been computed that during tie
last twenty-five years upwards Of Eaus
MiLkaamS 81 persons have been benefited
By the use Of thAaa max eiaess East which
speaks volumes in fxvug Of their curative
prepefties--a single tYfsi viii place them
beyond the reach of nsnapesSon In the es-
tiInats Of eFeg, p2 tieots By kheig use tag
Blood iStssskoged 70 d HealalS AaSe nj
freed from all Impurities. TIE syakam i
not Fsaaeed daring their epef stiba, bat Ia
yigorated, ard thsY rsoaixe nd restraint
from business orpIRagsiFsy
+ he afflicted have Ia these medicines a
lremsay thasawfIl. do for them all that med
ieine can possibly effect
Prepared by w. b. MOFFAT', M. D.,
! Eew York. and for sale By
MT. sPOOn, Council gtuas.
july 81, 1851 ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
FURNITURE Il UPHOLSTERY,
Washington Avenue, bet. I'd a. Cd Sssessa.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Es

w A&AkE@st0n hE&l0gs ne1. ~ &C ~ aas& &&x Nss
ST. LOUIS NO.
EiHs PaFlsr Saits &as&e
Rosewood IN BEoca- IRossWNAady HahAgas
telleroyera, aaa maansst epsersd
Mahogany ia plush ssaAh auahs hair-
or halls cfoih- eloths lasting, silk
w afnat 70 Hlash " aaraask = brOsatsi
hair ciokh Harasas
Be@s1A9&s kiae rosewood, na~
Fine HasawSod and hogaay and wslnnk
MahoN 60 uaaFhls taps SAG
Qaks q asn0t n cherry gfasesss plain and
EFsnna Bedsteads dressing Of every
Fine ROsewoea and style 4
tnzaiogany, 7 Waakssands
Oak and walagE Fine rosewood, maz
Cs<xags HedaseGs hogaRy & oak win
Walnut cherry q oak marble tops, and
HGaeAaands sides and shelves /;
Reserved, nAhpga aAahoAznys oak szaa
bak q walnut With SSslkgA plain kos.
inzSssA tSps. cs@s<r y Bsds TSssasz
WaFdYp&as Finm Snsgwsod. ma.
Rosewood, aahe9a bog msad psalnus,
and wainmt, wikh aaas0ls q Mpoa tops
mirrsf aeexs Sz.zs MlssSs
Mahogany. walaak n Kssewdsa sahsgasY
ehtssys NisA wpo oak aaa waaauE,
ho@gas wkEh mzSuxs sd
8ss marble sEAagvsas
Pine Szsas 8Nask q So sszusa 90, IA asaRasx
bed -
wait kssaz
I'd HI s ass Esss ~ gaags
and aasay sssy ass8 q E6sfa;
evsrN of rush and cane chairs, pl-
ans st0elS 8ottnEEaans, Tostasoels, lounges,
corner and side whasnots, pasens lounges,
sofa kedsscesaage chansAer sssatz n asiesys
AisFN8s, egais ostngoa aod aaEsara. " -
Wit 81 w0pd Frames Of all Aestr8bie sixea.
Tbs above VITA @sng other aH&a saaka
cur assoFtmest Ehs best end Eaost cpmpiasa
/ ID the west. A pleasure 10 show goods and
anawer quisti0Iaa. Call and s@s. ~
Rsspe@s uEs yesas sesTwsts.
scAEHETT q MASON. !
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
Loa;a. An

p ]5ER 81. Louis, An y,
Col. Roberts, from New Aaxiso, re-
ports 8 battle between the Apache In
dams and Col Miiea, coTamane e, On
che ella river, in Which 25 indians we're
killed, Aaf spwar-ziss 81 30 wrOaa asd.-
Col. Miles rassxered . large amoRns Of
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

sOx.m

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krN Ia wale ehszp. AZ kha EIAnhams d
apggs T0oTk = = y sACks0Ns
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
NEBRASKA gETK
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

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skAaAaMA eE1xs NJ H.
YX1taI u esalanaa aasR aibakai chasssa, Ii
IL AsDsg II aesaax aass saselr sntlrs sasss
Ftal stock III afEg kheasasA aaIIaxs, paaA In
and eseaTea They anA pganaaAds from tais
date, To grans eFsss yses ans III BIZ Faslsa,
upon equal ksFTnss vita the nAomt f2auFna
assurances ks0Ne9y az whesa. HayIug
a1opeAa gAe mutual principle, sts paaxuns
Nsshous InemggsnK auy liability VIII SHARE
u he psaks AZ TIA [saaspans
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nnAnsd fsF lie pFssegs 81 marine q 81 II
sIsIsss aska j aaasauza gsahalsky sE 81
any one Ae&asns
nsIag lbs gnly Enaafasses oaies. ID ii.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

rwo esluresses were struck b,
] gAsuing lately N RoxbuTy, Mass
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
3
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1--we good pFAeaieaa Prinssss wauaeA
At shsD Daily Bagas eiales
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

TINS splamsAis saaasF assaye at cur
aarna d Saasias she a1sA II She
brought About 300 paekasss of COCOA
Tor BaAbass d aoas she aiAo troughs
goods lev ]. q. stntaxaan, Tooals i jazz
500 SOD others. No manifessS ssassaal
tAEasaars sueg I5EHrs ais Il.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

TIE FIGHT WITH THE CHEYENE INDIANS has the following account of this fight from the war department:
 Newspaper accounts have already been published of the fight which took place be- tween the United States troops, under com mand of Lieut.. Colburn, and the Cheyennes, at Solomon's Creek The war department re- celved this morning an official dispatch, dated headquarters of the Cheyenne Expedition. camp on Walnut Creek, August 3, giving the particulars The fight took place on the 29th of June. About 300 warriors were opposed to the United States troops. SIX companies of cavalry advanced upon them imm ediatelv when two companies were detached to turn their flank, and the whole then made head long charge upon them, broke through them, and pursued them seven miles. A large num- Der of warriors Were killed and wounded, but It was impossible 10 ascertain how many. Our troops lost two privates killed, and Lieut.. Stu art and several men wounded. It Is believed that they will all recover. Lieut. Stuart was not dangerously wounded. A post was es- tablished at this point and garrisoned by one company of infantry to take care of the wound ed, and the command immediately started in pursuit After march of fourteen miles, they car1e to the principal town of the tribe, where they found IT lodges standing, and nearly as many more which had been hastily taken down and most of the poles were left on the ground. A large amount of dried meat and other prop erty was found in the town, the Indians evil dently having taken nothing but what could be gathered up hastily in their flight. The town and everything which 1t contained was immediately burned to the ground. The next morning the trail was again taken, and the troops at last accounts were still following 1t. It leads them in tho direction of the Arkansas river.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
A Novel Proposition.

James Raymond, Esq, of Carroll county, candidate for seat on the court of appeals bench, makes the following proposition to his competitor. Andrew K. Syester, Esq We copy Mir. Raymond's proposition as we find it in the last Carroll county Democrat:
 Andrew K. Syester, Esq, and myself are both before the people of the first judicial dis trlct for the office of judge of the court of ap- peals. Within the district there are three cir- cut judges: Judge Nelson of Frederick, Judge Ferry of Cumberland, and Judge Price of Harlord county.
 With great respect, and in earnest, as one actlnS before the people, I make this prop ,s- uon: Let MT. Syester and myself go before the three Judges as committee of examiua- ton. Let the committee reduce to writing saw twenty questions on law, let it propound these questions to each of us separately. and oive each three minutes time to answer each ones. tlon in writing, then let Mir Svester hand to the committee twenty questions for them to propound to me, each of which I am to have three minutes to answer in writing. Then let me hand to the committee twenty questions. each of which Mir. Syester is to have three minutes to answer in writing. After the ex amlnatlon, the questions and the answers. under the direction of the committee. are to be pub- ''shea, Tor the use of the voters who are to pass between us as to our professional quaif- cations.
 l make this proposition, without the slight est intention to intimate that this ordeal will not result greatly to the advantage of my op- ponent. But do say, that inasmnch as the constitution requires the voters of the district to p ace upon the judicial bench, Judge not only for the district but for the whole State, it IS lit that candidates should undergo examina- ton, and can think of no better mode of do- ln5 so than the one here proposed
 LANES RAYMONn-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

ton Tn the several southern cities: G. P. Elliott of South Carolina; - Stuart, of Mississippi J. L. Jones, of Georgia; T. J. Prince, of Ala bama; Gen. Sparrow, of Louisiana
 6. To suggest suitable business for the next convention: David Hubbard, of Alabama; J M Clay, of Arkansas; Governor Moseley, of Florida; 5. II. Overby, of Georgia; J. A. Acklen ot Louisiana; J. Clapp, of Mississippi; Romulus Sanders, of North Carolina Gen. Gideon Pll. low, Of Tennessee, Edwin Ruffin, of Virginia The President of the convention Is made by the resolution chairman of this committee.
 '. On the culture of the grape at the south Herman Bokum and Rev. J. Esperaudieu, of Tennessee; A. G. Summer, of South Carolina: Dr. Cloud, of Alabama; Thos. Afleck, of Ms. sssippi.
 s. To collect facts bearing upon the reopen. ing oi the African slave trade, to be presented at the next session of the convention L. w Spratt, of South Carolina; Hon. Thos. Clipgman ot North Carolina, Hon. R. Toombs, of Geor. gla; lion. W. L. Yancy, of Alabama; Gen Qultman, of Mississippi; Gov. Jas. E. Brown ot Florida; Hon. John Perkins, of Louisiana Dr. Ramsey, of Tennessee; Hon. Albert Rust of Arkansas; Dr. Brewer, of Montgomery couu ty, Mary land; Roger A. Pryor, of Virginia.
 J. D. B. DEBOW,
 President Southern Convention. OLD POINT COMFORT, Sept. l, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

 agree With them as to admit slavery to be an evll. Witness their conduct towards Mr. Briggs and MT. Adams in Massacusetts and to. wards me.
 will give you an outline of the manner in which l would handle it: Show the orioin of slavery. Trace its introduction to the British government. Show how 1t is disposed of by the federal constitution; that 1t is left exclu slveIy to the States, except in regard to fugi- tives, direct taxes and representation. Show that the agitation of the question in the free States will hrSt destroy all harmony, and finally lead to dlsunlon-perpetual war-the exter- mnatlon of the African race-ultimate military despotism.
 But the great aim and object of your tract should be to arouse tue laboring class ia the free States against abolition Depict the conse- quences to them of immediate abolition. The slaves, being free, would be dispersed through out the Union; they would enter into compe- tltlon with the free laboer-- with the American, the Irish, the German-reduce his wages, be confounded with him, and affect his moral ard social standing. And as the ultras 90 both for abolition and amalgamation, show that their object Is to unite in marriage, the aborng white man with the laboring black woman, to reduce the white laborng man to the despised and degraded condition of the black man.
 l would show their opposition to coloniza- ton. Show its humane, religious and patriot ic aim. That they are those whom God has separated. Why do abolitionists oppose colo nization? To keep and amalgamate together the two races, in violation of Gods will, and to keep the blacks here, that they may inter- fere with, degrade and debase the laboring whites Show that the British government is cooperating with the aboIitonsts for the pur- pose of dissslving the Union, etc. You can make powerful article that will be felt in every extremity of the Union. I am perfectly satisfied it will do good. Let me hear from you on the subject. HENRY CLAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
The Southern Convention Committees

The President of the late Southern Com mercial convention" J. D. B. DeBow esq, has appointed the following committees, in pursu- ance of resolutions adopted by the convention:
 l. To present to Congress the subject of the repeal of fishery bounties; Roger Pryor. of Vri- guia; Maunsel White and Wm. A. Emore, of Louisiana, J. L. Jones' of Georgia.
 ?. To prepare and publish call for the next meeting of the convention; Hon. James Lyons of Virginia; T. B. Bethea, of Alabama; Hon. w. NJ. Churchwell of Tennessee; Hon. w. w. Boyce, of South Carolina B. C. Yancy, of Geor- gla
 g. To memorialize Congress upon the repeal of the tobacco duties in foreign ports: w. B. Burwell, Virginia; Hon. James Guthrie, of Kentucky; Gen. Tench Tlghman, of Maryland; Thomas c. Reynolds, of Missouri.
 4. On Southern School Books: The follow. ing names are added to the committee raised at the last session of the convention: Rt. Rev. Leonidas Polk, of Louisiana, Chairman of the committee; Hon. John Perkins, jr., of Lous- jana; William Gilmore Sims, IL. D., and B. R. Carroll, of South Carolina; c. K Marshall, of Mississippi.
 Q. On the comparative expense of selling cot