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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02

THR AaPHFrHgATsa. Little Bobby, the vocalist
and comedian, and juvenile star Of Rumsey 4
Newcomb's great troupe Of minstrels, is to have
hs benefit tonight, and the best sort Of programme
Is offered, comprising the sweetest music ana the
funniest sayings and doings. Little Bobby d..
serves as big b house Is eanbe packed and damned
into the Amphitheater
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02

80 eysry one a INC twelve pages n ~
aAyss Ereseenf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02

ST. GHARLEs THEATER. This theater closed It's
dramatic season last night.
Its % b rs0pensd tonight BY Wambold's Min
strels, who propose 10 offer all proper novelties in
the way Of Ethiopian burlesque, singing, dancing,
Joking. etc. The prices are reduced from six bits
to fonr bits In dress circle and parquette, and
other parts Of the house in proportion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02

No. ZIG Canal Street.
BENTIIUSSEN, LEWIS &c co.
Would respectfully call the ladies to their
extensive stock of =s- A. .s-..z.. 1..-
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Comprising all the Novelties in -.-.
BAREGE ANGLAIs,
oRGANDIEs
JACoNETs,
a= Printed LINEN GANBRIes-
ROBES, etc, etc.
An Of which are Of this years importation, and at
EXTREMELY Low PRIcEsi
CHOICE SPRING SILKS
Recently from the New York Auctions prices much under
COST OF IMPoRTATToNt
We Offer Additional Inducements
TO examine Stock Of
F A N G. Y D RY G ooD s,
In very splendid stock of
LACE GOODS AND EMBRoIDERIEs,
PARAsoLs, FANS, .7xa.s ..-
FILET MTTTs
LACE POINTS,
sHAWLs, 0- #59
ss.05 .-n.s. =...-.5.z TRIMMINGS, etc.
Purchasers rely obtaining Novelties and fresh Goods
from house. from the fact that the the December
last cleared all the Spring Goods carried over
by us from last season, and the
Great Decline in Prices
of all Foreign Fancy Goods has enabled seec
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STREET .........lsa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

~ We overheard, q few evenings SINCE a
conversation between > Democrat and
one Of the Breekinridge wing of the Re-
pakAican party. The latsez was deaoanc-
ing In those Fs9roWisay" tones, peculiar
to himself, the friends Of the regular
Democratic nomiRss, - Ab9likioaists,
which reminded Us Of q conversation in
which he stated to as, thst he Was the first
maa fronFIows who wrote an article for
the Chieago Ts@sSs, taking ground in fa-
xor of the nomination OF Senator DOUG"
EAs for the Presidency. Now, we ask
who has changed We're both Douglas
and the man referred to Aholitianisss at
the tame he wrote that "krst'' Letter, or
were shsy both Democrats standing upon
The same platform? Douglas stood then
upon she oineinnati Platform, tAat man
had stood upoa it. Douglas now stands
upon Il, the other has abandonsd il.
Who has changed, and who Is lending
aid and eoaafort 20 the Abolisiohists by
repudissing the platform thai 1Ras good
enough for Buchanan and Breckintidge TO
stand upon when they were elected, and
who ID this time prefers the eiection of
Lincoln to that Of Douglas, the regular
nominee Of the Democratic party We
ask again, who has ehangel2 ...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
ILLINOIS ALL REGH1.

The Breckinridge Democrats of Illinois
held State Convention at Springfield,
on Thursday last and nominateds straight
ticket for State officers and Presidential
electors. Resolutions we're passed urg-
ing the members Of the party TO pursue q
similar course IN every county and every
Senatorial District. This does not look
like the submission to the Douglas party
which has been reported within the last
ten days as finally resolved on by the
leaders of the Slave Code Democracy Of
Illinois. They mean TO wage the war to
the death. Douglas is to be slaughtered
on his own dung hill Or1sasss On. ~
American.
sIllinois all right " and why is Illinois
all right with this abolition sheet2 The
answer is given. 'sDougias is to beslaagh-
tered On has own dung hill.' - and how is
he to be slaughtared2 The answer 70 this
question Is also given in the slip from the
AMERICAN, to-wit: By boiling Demo-
Gratis nominating and running Breekin-
ridge electoral ticket, and by doing so
bASy stSSsEH tAS Gtast6 AUE AARAgVAAs NsMSh
makes tsIllinOis all right" with the Abo-
litionists and Black Republicans.
Let every true Democrat in Illinois, or
elsewhere, reaaet before voting for Breck-
inridge elecsors, THAI by doing so he aids
in electing Lincoln, and in the language
of the american, makes "IlIiaois all
Eighse for Abolitionisn and Republican
ism. let Breckenridge men also reflect,
that il they are opposed TO Republican
ism and the election Of q Republican
President, that by running an electoral
tiakos they are aiding 10 making the State
"aIl right against themselves.
Can Democrats be deceived - TO the
effect of their action, when they see Abo-
lition and Black Republican presses all
over the country growing whenever an
electoral ticket Is nominated in opposi-
ton 70 the regular nominee 7 II they
will psraist In their course after saeh sv-
idenss 10 presented to them, dc we do
wrong when we call them traitosss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

~
! xJx1kSf1lk II Jannnsy fsE, b the
Esp4fs, ip debste, Doaglss sid ID
il ~ Eb44an3d - th9i nses y ahktska
Bill xax p1sssd. / stated shat he eole OBJ,
1sef of tlic " rs lzSScS5f rsstric-
ftion wss, si.at Ssspsspisg fsks Esrritory
anixhk intFeduce o. exclude slavery
1krozeh fks TsrriteriaI Legislature sohiis
Tevvstory, a. well ~ after thsy became
q State and no man that heard me shen,
can have an excuse fos not kaeNing that 1
hsld that the Territorial Legislature, ID
the Tsrrftorial capacity could do IL
bare aiways SAID that | would abide
by ths decision OF the Subreme Court,
not only As matter Of policy, but from
ennsiddraslons OF duty. take the law
~ expoanaed BIZ the sourf. ! receiyethe
Dxsd Scott decision rs 40 authoritative
exposition, bat fdeag that he point n0ae
Under discnssSoss has BEEN decided Ia the
DYsd Scott case. There Is no one tact
In that ease upon which it coald have
arisen. The lawyers engaged on each
side neger draasnt thai il did arise in the
case. 1t is offensive and injurious to the
reputation Of the court 10 say thAt they
decided greaa question 70 the extent OF
coSyulsing the whole country, when it did
nod ssise In the case, and when II was not
araaed hy counsel. Sifs, it would prove
shelcoart anwSrthy to decide great ques-
lions Ia civilized country IL thsy would
take cognixanee Of q case where there wa
no fact on the record upon which IL could
axise, when she eeunsal on eikhes sids
| neyer sreamt that ii was an Issue, when
shsse was no argument on II, and forcl6se
the right to seif-gov erninent Of thousands
and hundreds Of thousands of people with
out hearing. #
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

u In fact, no man in the South Is
more beloved, honored and respected than
Hcrschel ". johnson, of Georgia, and we
plasa his name At our masthead, determ7
iped TO buckle on oRr armog, and fight
For the nights of the people OF this glori-
Gus confederation Of States, against ell
the isns that Taay spring up, whether alb
olitionism or freeloyism North, disunion-
ism and revolutionisn South. The time
has arrived when every lover Of this glo-
rious system Of governments should be
aroused against the isrns Of the land, and
10 skwars shsaa, Douglas and johnson Il
the Estchword.- Seina lAIa.) Sqstinsl.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
Prem the st. Joseph Gsasgte,
MURDER IN DEwvRR.

DEETE&s July 2l5 1901.
EDn0Rs GAZETTE; a cold bloodsd muir
der was committed last night as 10 o'clock
by g gambler, named JAHEs L. GoEpoS,
upon the person Of a German, named
GASrz, formerly Of Lockport, n. T., late
Of Leayenworsh, but resident Of this
country for over . year past. GoaDos
was aadiy dsank, met CAME, o perfecs
stranger, abused him for few moments,
deliberately caught him By tha hair with
his lefs hand and shot him through the
head, killing him instantly.
{ 4 large meeting y now being haid al
sha express okce door 70 taxa saeps for
the arrest Of GszDos.
GoaDox Shot naa On Tuesday night
last, Ia dizsspasable house. The man
died last night--so reported. b..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

So KaeS mn. July 25.


Pa4aeI IIls., July Is.
s tt DozG Ind JolDsoa ratification
nss ~, y 4 plaza, b-day, vas I'M
~ y z laEsst r i1Al daasassrs-
~ e9k6 = ~ h i sskimsssa
thnG y lsaa <0,ooo De1pis wses pesssns,
=. Liass3s sisss1 = sse.sS s,rssss 4
and pronounced a. e ds(bIg IN f1sfsss
he had sxsw seessz lhs sxeztxmswx "a
enthusiasm exceeded anything thas has
bssa Witnessed since shssRs sebip Dap
yesssssisns Aosazet isr4frrmrmnzx
than dozen coanties In Csntxal Illinois.
Flags and baaaeEs, hss<iag appropriate
notices, were Nssinx On ssssy hand. Il
One wagon, ooataining sbepf 30 men,
all barre footed, bore banner On which
was inscribed 1.-THE Bare Footed Deu-
ocraey ara fes Douglss and Johnson. -
The vast qyncenrse Of people repaired
TO Edwasd,s GroEs, aear tins city, and at
one o'cloek several meetings ware organ-
lied. Speeches we're delivered by Hon.
Jas. g. Allen, W.. a. Riehardsor. J. Al.
Logan, @. B. Fickiin, Judge Kruna, of
Missouri, Col. Ress, Hon. John A. Nc
Clsrnand, Judge q. u. Campbell, DR.. E.
X. Roe, Anthony Thoruton, aad many
others.
Az night, there was : tosch- light pro-
eession, which contained perhaps ~ many
as q Thousand torches.
There was also speaking Il the Demo
cratic Headquarters. Appropriate guns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
FALLING lNTo LIVE.

The following card, from the Dayea-
port Democrat, viii do without aay in
sroduotOry reHsxks, a. II speaks cat in
the Language Of truth and sobsEnsss. Ii
is an example worthy Of constant imita-
tion.
Let your language be IS follows:
- A CARD.--My nane having been sub
scribed to q call for Mass Convention
ok those 'swho support Brsckinridge and
Lans, to meet in Dsyenpors on the 18th
of August, A. d., 1866, ? would request
its withdrawal, as have determined to
vote for Douglas and johnson, believing
sush course, IL followed by every true
Democrat, 10 be ths only ons which will
insure the triumph Of Democratic prinsi-
pies and the dafsat of Black Republican
lam. WV. 8. M4ckENzIR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
10 De cur OF avn grpr.

AL the Republican organs attack Judge
Douglas. For what reason7 Because
they recognise in bin the m0st formula
bic obstacle 10 their own success. All the
Republican Organs favor the Kentucky
fntriguer. For what reason Because
they see, or think they see, in supporting
hirn, the reaaiiess Means Of securing Lin
coins election. Let Democrats keep
these constantly in view, and they win
form thread explaining many mysteries,
Ii il not admitted ON ali bands thss, of
The afteen kandrsa eisiseas AsssHablsd in
and around the last Breckenridge meet
ing ut the Cooper fnssitute,--Tully eight
hundred were Conspicuous Black Repnb.
Rsans, and tbs balance drilled eehori
from the Gaatsn Heaae Let our aier-
chants ponder on these facts, for the Iarg.
cot stake in this contest il that which al
feets their inssfest-N Y Leader.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
GEN. mAaRIs0s ON POPULAR SOW
KRKEGNFY. .~

In iesser to President Monroe In 1921 /,
Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison, afterwards
President OF the United States, used the
following languags: E lad,
1 believe that the Constitution has Civ
en- no power 10 the General Government
10 interfere in this matter, and that TO
hAve slaves or NO slaves, depends upon
the people in each State OF Territory
alone. @'
We want no better doctrine than this,
and We ooR4mend IN 10 the attention Of all
men who voted for Harrison in la49, and
ask them how they can vote for Lincoln,
who claims that Congress possesses sa-
preme power over the Territories, and
that 1t il It's dnty 10 exercise it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

HSE or pAgrxI wxasrxR,s BKsr.-The
late Kendall O. Peabody of Franklin, was
accustomed to tell the following, which
we hare never seen in print DIR. Web
sseg and HENRY Clay were standing On tbs
steps of one d the hotels at Y eshington,
and Mr.. Peabody was close bjand heard
what was said. A drove of jackAsses was
passing By, and Mr.. Clay thought il >
good opportunity to get . joke upon Mr..
Webster. He patted Mr.. Webster on the
shoulder pointed to the long cared donk-
eys and said: ssdr. Webster, there are
sorae Of your northern constituents
ssYes, o replied the great statesmen.
ssgoing south to teach school. p Wosess-
ter TfoaacTspt-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
LATEST ny TIE CANADA.

The Asia arrived ia Queenstown on the
18th alt.
PALaKzo, July 13.--The aew Ministry
has been formed. Amsri. the historian,
and Erante, are among the number.
NArLRs, July 1U.--The population ID
unqniet, A partial oathreak has occurred
among she troops In the citadel, and sew
Grad were wounded.
Ships and troops wsss going 70 Msssi-
na.
RoxE, July I0.--So further sifssurban-
ees in the Cambrian marshes.
QUEExsrowx, July I5th.-sangninary
conbats hare taken psscs near Msssins,
between Neapolitans asad aalsance guards
of she Siciiian army,
Garibaldi had received further aid e
the amount 81 l0o, 900 1ivres, and 81 can
mons.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

sousD DocrarszJndge DopeLAs IN
bis letter Of acceptance uses this lasgaage:
TIA federal EEaiem sssassa be rFsseFssa
ayRd ths constitution sas4sf b. nssfasusasa
ins,;olass. ia al ia paSss. Easssy rsght
.ss..arassssa.I D. tlss Caasssssafsea sssssf be
protested By lass, ia al cases snRsrs seg-
isgaasog Is necessary 90 Sss sssiogaasa4.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
8, RLwoOn

The Democratic Executive 0nsnmittee
haa subssituasSi the uazne Of ]. u. ELwooD
IN plsoe of JAMEs GaAsr, who declines the
nomination Tor Supreme Judge. Air. En-
woop has thsreyuiasion of being one Of
sAs Aess lawyers IN the ss@se. As stump
speaker he has few equals, and we hope
he vii take the stamp and do battle for
Democracy, Doaglas and the Union.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

FOLLOWING III HI E99444xka 81
ne esmpaip ~ opensd o. the III
souri, ssSlope,' b 6 Lins pln wing q Tie
pszH ~ 80 6eesioH nss-
ing as Glsnvoo1, fnt 9 Heeakini ge|
wing Of the Rep - p ! fAs~i1 ~
the footsteps a their illussfieus prsde-
ssssoss, bella . .attaeasioa meeting u tAs
ssas ganssos slSsass a,tsaa
Ifasu1es annhts he nnaan of ahs ixn
Wings Cor oas suanon ohject, their
zkss &ihshs rssovsd By residing the
Assd- hill aal,ins the meeting. M haxa
alleged that the object Of the Breekin-
ridge party was 10 divide the Democracy
of Iowa and thereby secure H. vose for
Lincoln, and We think the hand-bia call
ing the meeting bears " out IN making
The charge, The meeting i ossensibly
called for the purpose Of ratifying the
nomination Of Brsokinridge and Lane ;
but who ara invited 10 attend il? II re-
quests "all Opponents to fanaticism, sec
tionalism, and oass-assassa,D 70 attend
and participate in the meeting, Nov,
who are inyitsds and who By inference are
excladed2 The Breekinridgs party claim
to be the Gssional party, because they
say taesstg States were represented IL
their convention, and II such be the fact.
and thsy thereby become national, ths
Republican party Is also national party
beoasae tseesasy- three States were repre-,
seatad in their convention, and hence thi
Haenbers Of these two parties must boti
be opposed to stssctioaalisn." II Til
Bssokinridgs party l. not fanasical par
| ~, maintaining as i does, the principl'
that il Is the duty Of Congress to proteei
. certain class Of property IN the Terrific
ries, the Republican party cannot be ia
natiesl, because il opposes that principle
and this is the only difference between thu
two psrties-hencs the members Of thes'
two parties are invited. ..
The Breckenridge wing of the Republi
can party, as well al the Lincoln wing
both denoanes the friends of the fegulal
nominee Of the Democracy Of the Union
IS man worshippoEz, favoxing "ane-man
ism," and hence they are the only mel
excluded fEom the meeting, showing clear
~ that the Breckenridge wing are read,
70 cooperate with all parties, and tht
odds and ends IL all parties, 70 defea
SsaataE DousLAs, the regular nominee O
the Democratic party foF Presidsnt- WI
are borne out in this position BY the hans
bin before mentioned. While II invite
call opponents to fanaticism, sectional
ism and ons-maaism," the opponents 0
Black Repsablieanisus have not been ten
dsred ticket Of invitation. II the Breck
inridge party Is really opposed to Repub
iieanism, why were not the opponents o
that ism invited, as well as the opponent
of the other three iszas7 The fact is, tn
Breckenridge wing Of the Republican par
ty are specially delegated by the othe
wing of that party, to fight Deznoerae
and Dossgiasisa, but they cannot &c
enough together to organize a meeting
without admitting the followers and sup
pOrtsrs Of Lincoln and Repubiicanism
and hence By their union, their true char
acter is exposed, and they are shorn 0
the power TO do evil.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
TKRsA HAura.. Ind. July Is.

The Douglas ratification meeting hare
to night was the largest political gather
ing since 1855. The procession was two
miles IN length, and il is estimated that
over twenty thousand people were present.
Speeches we're made By Lieut.. Governor
Hammond, Hon. w, b. Beach, and others,
and the almost enthusiasm prevailed.
To night 3 great torch light procession b
moE fng through the streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

~@8& F&MAA AA4zxsA0 AA0 WS2A0&4s
A special Telegram - this osies, FROM
Jeaerson City, ssasas that about neon yes-
terday, SONS znxky asnsisss eonaned in
the Senitentiary made sinsulsaneoas at
tack upon the gate OF tie prison, aud sue
eeeded In forcing il open and effeeting
thsiF escaps. Twanty Of them wsss re-
eaptarea, and Aboas twenty more axe ssiIl
as large. In tho effort seven we're sevare-
" wpanded, and three wmse killed sus-
right By ths guards Of sAe prison.
Dspney Wsriea Ritshay In aitempting
10 arrest their progress, was attacked by
the notorious Geo. HANNAH and another
prisoner. They attempted to wress his
pistol from his grasp, and In the struggie
It Nas discharged, wesanding Afr. RitcAy
slightly in the wrist. Dir, Raihvaa came
TO Mr.. Z . rolled, and succeeded In knock.
ing d0wn and securing Harmon Our in
foruaanl states that the escaped prisoners
viii doubtless be captured, Is guards and
citizens are out IN every direction. Is
might be expseted, gress sxaitemsat ex-
ists in Jsaarson Gigs consequent upea
this bold, and to o certain extent, sue
cessful attempt 81 these desperadoes.
David Harmon. enc on The eonvicss In
the raTelt q tbs psniseuxiaxy IN Jefferson
City yesterday j. q wsIl -knowa ehsensfar
IN the criminal calender nf this atty. and
has long been recognized ~ d8aperado.
who for years eyadod ths nlus6fes at the
law, He Was convicted % sevsrai indies-
Baanss, burglary and larcesay, and asssals
wish iatant 70 Kill, bsing tho ehisf itsmsy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01

~ Fhe Texas seAeol Faad s1&oanis 70 about
ss,0oos
~The orsson Indisns sstEloonEisue their dep
relations. s[7
~ Antioch College, ohio, has been relieved
from debt
ER~ me Great Eastern ID TO make an excursion
10 Cape May.
~ IN wool clip o. oAia xiil amount to sboat
nine lniIiasn pounds
II Pa arsbss reports are reserved trom tas Ar
kansas geld saines. $1,000.
IT, The iron Interest of Lake superior FesiOn 10
wery aouriahizs. S.
II Vim q Assor, Of New Tork City, Is aaJd 10
be worth 81, aoouoS. Iii
IL There are great COMPLAINTS Of arsaGh In ths
eastern part 81 Maine,
IL The arss bzle Of Hsw cotton was recssvsd in
Nr~ York last SATURDAY,
II" The Indians have murdered several ~ tie
settlers in Mex Mexico,
10 The excitement over the zsw eappes names
stiu Continues is 0rezoa. .Ea
II large eoaectisr 81 AmeEieaa faEEh tssis
has been lately seat 10 Russia
r. Paul AerpAy, the CHESS champion, Intends
20 maks Paris his failure hpne.
~ Ine LoaaaH Tiaaes has again commenced va
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" During the wesk en'Ahg Ja5y - the humber
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-01
KRTrnT.KaAUaH.

The name Of 8. H. Ksrsnl sHAsueH hiss
been spoken ef as . candidate fes Msn-
beg of ths Board Of Edaca4ian,
mr.. KarapLxn Ausn il wsIl qualified Cor
ths station, aud should he be elected, we
hare 40, doubt woald make god sad
sfhcieas asRueF. - j. R