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The New York herald., 1862-07-28
The Loyalty CT John Ross and the Dis
LOYALTY or the Cherokee Nation.

The following letter from iohn Ross principal chief OF
the Cherokee Nation has reached Lcavenworh Kansas,
by military express from the Indian expedition. This
settles question 70 the alliance of that nation with
the rebeis:--
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

Movements oS the Hon. Joseph Holt.
Lorisvnlx, July ~, 1862
Hon, Joseph Holt arrived hers this morning.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10
Message Of Gov. Blair Of Mich.
igan.

DETROIT, Jan. 3.-The extra session of
the Michigan Legislature convened at Ian
sing yesterday.
The Governors message suggests the
liquidation of the direct federal tax by re-
leasing the federal government from reim-
bursting the State on account of war ex-
penses to an equal amount.
Twenty-four thousand men have been
furnished by Michigan for the war, oil
which ten regiments are for three years,
One battery, artillery, and one regiment oil
Of three months volunteers, have been rails
ed at the expense OF the State, costing
$3.50, 900, of which $4,000 has been re.
funded by the United States Government.
In view of the manifest disposition ol
foreign powers to intermeddle with our do
nestle affairs, he recommends that provision
be made for the organization Of uniformed
militia, to constitute an active force, and
their speedy enrolment to be subject to
draft at any time, and while not favoring
the erection of extensive Notifications, be
advises the Legislature to urge upon
Congress the immediate necessity Of
establishing at some convenient point in the
northwest an arsenal and mandatory ol
arms and munitions of war: and also ma,
val station to be located in Michigan q
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10
Later from Port Royal.
A SKIRMISH WITH COMMODORE TAFT.
NAL.

A sKIRMIsH WITH COMMODORE TAFT.
NAL.
NEW York, Jan. 3.-Transports Ca
hawba and Roanoke from Port Royal on
the evening oil the 3Oth, arrived here this
forenoon-passed sloop of war Cumber-
land on the LIST inst, in Latitude Sc, Lon
gitude IS, cruising.
The Herald says our news from Port
Royal by the Ariel yesterday is unlnterest-
ing. a
The British steamer Fingal attempt
ed to run the blockadge at Savannah, but
was foiled. She got ready to make her way
through Warsaw Sound, but information
having been received from deserter, the
gunooat Ottowa was dispatched to the
Sound, and on her arrival the rebel Mos
quito feet of Tatnall came down to attack
her, and after brief engagement, shell
was put through Commodore Tatnall's yes.
sci, when be retired. Tine escape of the
Fingal was thus frustrated.
A Spanish schooner, without a name,
but laden with valuable cargo of Havana
segars, shoes, and other stores, was chased,
run aground and burned, at Cumberland
Inlet, on the 18th ult., by the boats of the
Bienville and Alabama. Her cargo was
taken oil, but the crew had previously fled
to the woods.
ANOTHER NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.
Advices from Port Royal indicate that
Com. Dupont is preparing for new naval
demonstration. GunbOats are cOncentra.
ting, and large number of armed launches
are practicing to assist the landing of troops.
About 10000 troops could be spared from
Hilton Head, in addition to Gen. Stevens
brigade to operate against Charleston, Sa>
vannah, or the rebel force at Coosausatchie
the latter most likely.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10

A correspondent of the Richmond Ex,
onniaser writes from Greensville, Tennessee,
the following particulars Of the hanging of
two of the Dridge~burners of East Tennes-
see by the Cenfederates
The two doomed culprits were not aware
of their doom until few moments before
the hour, four o'clock P. M, and, short as
the time was, they busted themselves in
speaking, on oath, their full confession of
guilt before the court martial. Fry con-
fessed that he poured the turpentine on the
bridge and afterwards set fire to this com.
bustible material; carried the sentinel off
some half mile and made him swear never
to reveal the names of the offenders. They
came in sight of the gallows-a temporary
affair erected on the hillside, in full view Of
the town-and large oak limb was sub.
stituted as the crossbeam for this novel en-.
CINE of death, and shudder passed over
them, which was perceptible by all. They
then knew that in a few moments they must
die the death of felon.
The whole battalion under arms was
drawn up around the ground, and the ropes
were adjusted by corporal McVay, of our
company. The caps drawn over their pale
faces, the ladder was taken from the tree :
the stiffness of death pervaded the whole
throng; the minute hand was in q few SEQ.
onds Of four o'clock the watch still went
tick, tick their knees shook visibly; the
whole frame was ready to give way to ma
lures spirit. Hark it Is four O'Clock.
The trigger is touched, and 10 dangling
at the ropes end, between heaven and earth
are seen two strangling human beings. The
struggles Of one were short; the ether SEEM
ed little 10th to give up the spirit from
bis tenement Of clay, but in few short
moments they were both dead.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10

being most advantageous both from extent
OF her coast and her unrivalled resources
for ship building.
In abiding to national affairs, he attri-
butes our complications abroad and troub-
les at home, to the inactivity of the army,
and says the people will not tamely submit
to see our armies used to protect slave
property Of rebels when the most active
means should be taken to suppress the re-
be!lion, sparing nothing and apologizing to
nobody for our actions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10

Hanging Of the Bridge-Burners I'm Ten
nessee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

- Ell President Buchanan, in this
National Lnss!ltgsnceT, closes the con-
troversy between Gen. Scott and himself,
and claims thai be has already furnished
oleaT and distinct responses TO all the al
leged allegations Of Gen. Scott. Mr.
Buchanan says that he shonld have noth-
ing more TO add had Gen. Scott in his
reioipder confined himself TO the topics
embraced in his original letter. Ge0.
Scott has extended the topics, and now
for the hrst time, and in sarcastic and
unkindly spirit, refers to the alleged
stealing of shs pablo arms By Secretary
Floyd and their transportation 70 the
South IN anticipation Of tbs rsbeBioh.--
The most conclusive answer to this ale
CATION, Mr.. Buchanau remarks, Is that,
Notwithstanding the bOasting Of Floyd al
Richmond, evidently with view OF con-
ciliating his allies there, cited BY Gen.
Scett as his authority, no public arms
were ever stolen. Had Gen. Scott re-
asetsd for moment he could not hare
fallen into shis biunder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

you TO call for the 'sroaks, and mouu-
laias to fall upoa yoa, and hlda zen
from the face OF Him that sitsssh sn the
Throne for the great day of HIS ID
(shaii) come, and who (of you) shall
be able to stand2n ~ e s7H..- b
| again appeal 20 the ministers OF our
holy religion, to preach 10 my people the
everlasting gospel Of peace to declare
the whole council of God; to obey the
whole commands Of God, ana the re-
qairements Of the Consultation and laws
under which they live, to pray "for kings
and for all thai are in authority that We
aay lead quies and peaoe&bls life In all
godliness and honesty. For this Is good
in tho sight Of God our Sovior who will
have all men to be saved, and come to the
knowledge Of sruth." g.
il is as much the duty Of q minister of
my gospel, to preach to the people obedi-
enoe to the laws as il is TO preach obedi+
enes to God, as ths laws are "of GoD."
It.is Us much che duty of gospel minister
to teach the slave TO be obedient to bis
master, as it is, to be obedient "unto
Carist." For these are aommandn suts
Of Chriss-"shese things teach"
Fear not she infdel traitors-labor dill.
gently to put down strife and the awful
horrors Of civil war; and exhort the
master TO be kind to all who are under
aIm.
fro az CwTYNuRn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

sTaCa rMEs IN gagm MAR ANN KERR
KT THERRy

The following confession was made BY
the Hon. MK. Dawes, Republican mem
her Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
ths 2sth Of april, ia which he exposed
the eoErupsness Of Lincoln's sdminisssa-
tion .rs. ...'
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND Re-
TRENCHMENT, THERE Is NDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
EMINENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

An accusation is met with either sug-
gestiEs or sontemptious silence, or a de-
fsnse. Gen. Wool meets the accusation
of his Fsmoyal with the latter, Mcclellan
with the formar. Wool says the true
pelicy, by which Baltimore has been sav-
ed from civil war and destruction, is the
policy Of leniency. To have required an
oath Of allegiance or the deportation Of
the citizens of Baltimore, would have
swellsd JEFF. Davis army over twenty
thousand. Because be did not do il in part,
be is removed. He is blamed for not US
ing the sevsrity which has characterized
the action Of the military eosnmandauss
Of Missouri, aud replies to it in the fol-
lowing terms:
have often discovered that kindness
tempered with justice, accomplished
more than the sword. This will be dis
covered in the history of ny conduct in
the war or 1872 and rs In my treat
ment Of the Cherokee nation in the NOV
ing them 10 the West; in my conduct
during the patriotic war on the northern
frontier Of New York, during '37 and '3S,
and during my long march in the Mexi-
can var, Of nina hundred miles, from
Lavaca TO SalhIlo, more than six hundred
of which were through the enemy's eoun-
try, when not drop of blood was shed,
no woman insulted, no house plandered,
no porson ineareerated, and no injury
whatever done TO the inhabitants. This
course did not fail to make the friends out
Of enemies, and Santa Anna could get no
more recruits in the country through
which tnen marched, than the "distin-
| guishsd" General Lee obtained during his
recent visit to "my Maryland"
For his humanity, his justice, he was
removed. Some blind tool il wanted like
the executor Of the ten Missouri prison.
ers-some imisasor of despotic power
like the Kennedy Of New York-for the
seeessionists of Baltimore are to bs
brought back under the mild sway Of the
Constitution BY subjugation and exteE.
mination, in the Same manner that the
American Indians have been civilized into
hoaentisy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10
zzzsw nm. 1EzsS ANsw ax0 gTxw xN~
RAM@Us TuMMRR 80
tj&LL no ~ koRT LAEAvmEvw !.
Iesh NoEambsr 1861


Nal. L. q. TUgsgs Sir: / am hi.
morning in rsosipt u Q letter from Mr.
Sargent, inforsaing fne, that If VIII TAXA
tbs oath, you will see to Ii that I am rs-
leased. | must say that this latter puta
an end 20 al expectations of bsiue re-
leased, II l rightly understand whas Il
neans by stalking the cath. - ifit i
simply an oath TO support the Constitution
OF the United States, or the Constitution
OF the State Of Ohio, II would ba aIfa-
geaheE work Of sapererogstion, as Ihave
already many time, taken saeh an oath.
aud consider it ~ binding upon me to.
day as II was The hour it was administer.
ed. But, II, as suppose, II is an ogsh
to support the Constitution agad tbs Id
Dataissr d!,oB, | cannot eonseiensiously
take such an oath, as fully bslieYs the
one to be incompatible with the othsr.
All the most sacred safeguards of she
Constitution have been violated in nav A.
rest and imprisonment, have bean hY or
der Of the ADMINISTRATION, how can fsup-
port the one Without violating tbs other.
IT the Administration has any charges
10 make against me, let 1t make than NJ
once and put me on trial. | am ready to
meet and rafuts them. Justice and not
mercy Is all | ask or expect Of this Admin
IstFation.
IL aas no charges to mako, what right
has II to impose upon me any oath thai il
not imposed upon all other loyal citizens?
Because am in prison, and consequently
ia abe rowsr Of the Administrator, does
that give any right TO impose degrading
conditions upon me? You may as well
sAy that the highwsyman who, with his
revolver at your head, demands f4your
money or your life" has the right because
be has the power to take them. = 5s'5
cannot and | viii not do gnv act that
even by implication can be construed in
to and admission on ny part, that | am
rightfully charged With any offeme.
Either pnE me upon my trial for hny and
all alleged offences, or give me an sShon-
or&ble discharge" l am entitled as an
American citizen to demand this. My
honor as man and citizen forbids nav
acceptance Of anything else. The admin
istFatiou may. persecuts me, even unto
death. ! am fT its power bat 1t cannot
take from me my honor or sslf-respecs.
an, siF, ~a='s -..=
Very respectfully, ..
Yours &c.,
E.. B. 0Lps.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

- Gen. Mcclellan, il is said, is pre-
pairing q statement OF facts which will
one day place before the people she resli-
ties that suppressed reports ahoalS long
ago have made universally known. TnN
the Nsmises Of History will execute am
pIs Justice. Can 1t be believed that let.
serg for rausnbers of the Generals mill.
sarv and even domestic household ar
found to have been openedp sueh is sh'
| truth. What ars we 70 bear next?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

gT All prisoners in the American Bas-
tiles are required to take a. oath bafors
they can obtain discharge which con-
tAius the following sentence, and becomes
a part Of the oath to which they are
bound:
"Arad tA0t / toili not at asy future
time commence or cause any action on
suit against the o1acsrs Of fany loyal saa!e,
or + The Unitsd States, fog causing sssa
arrest or iasprisoanaessi, 30 help Bss
God" IT,
DIR. Olds of Ohio, Charles Winder Of
Philadelphia, and several other loyal men
from different parts of the country against
whom no crimes are proven hsEahssa tsn-
aesed release if they win takethfs Osah.
They have so far steadily refused, and still
remain in prison.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10
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SILAS LIVERMORE.
WAa DEPARTMENT, WAsuIxGroH, J
Novamber |, 1862. (
= Et9 9f'NN~ Att5
@, P. BUCKINGHAM,
Brig. Gen. and A.. A &.

CO: Sambo.--Does you hear dem
chickens Cafy?'
CGfy.-'ln coase does-ebry body
hears dem chickens
Sanbo.-'Weli, it become my lsman-
ko,ly duty, to 'municate 70 you de- 'telli-
genes dat dem chickens is a growing de
requiem Of de kalled populAsheu.'
C,!Jy--WelI, jes LEI EN- crow, dis
chile hain't got no requiem. Dey can't
crow dat
Sambo.-'You don't understan' de 'si-
ton. mean to say dat we're plaid out
d. piltical arena, and amt Wort ftin fob
n more
| Cufy.~'Did you say we was frowed
out of dc 'rena--l wasn't in no 'rena.'
Sam6o.-'Yes you was in de- reua-we
was all IN dc rsas, bat we ain't in dc re-
M now. White mems in dar now
Csty.-'Whaps white folks doin in de
/ 'renat'
/ Sombo.-'Dey're frowing US out, and
gittsn in de 'rsna damseives.'
Cufy.-'Dar must bo & mistake sum
/ wtar p
S1naho.-sOb eoas dar's g mistake
sumwhar- Dat's what dem chickens is a
1 Groin our requiem about
CWGy.-'May be dey don't know it's
kniiui folks dey're frowin out of de-
4 reIta =
Sdmbo.--'Yes dey do dat ain's dt
mistake. tells you de mistake Is.
/ De demokras party isn't dead-but dt
b!Hk publicaus Is dead. Dat's whaG dem
chickens Is crOir about.'--Logun CUun.
Gy { o. Go<stfe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

saraa and Uaosgs, Rlotohea and swsllings, eaA
with certainty ba radically cured liz tbe Pills are
taksn aight and narnin@, and the otBtmenf be tree
fy used as stated In the printed Instructions IL
treated in any other manner thsy dry up In one
part to hreak eak in snekaeE whereas thia Oins-
leave ths patisnt vigorous and healthy man II
will Ke4alFs aiissis peEaevegancs Ia DAD eases g
iAsnxe lasting care. E vi
Kaw weamAe either eeeasiams& by she @sx~
smss, SakFa or abs Ballet seess Or Bruises
fc whSba HYaFy s1idisr or sailor are llAbae tAerp
are 10 EAs4ozEsa safe AaFs sxsz apuveuEesss AZ
Hailoway's piIla and Ointment. Tne poor wound
I'd and almost dying sufeFeF mIgh havs his wsans
dressed IL he would ony pFuvia~ nEn~
b. thafHt fnso ths wgund a sraeared Ill arousad II
tAsn covered with piecs vf linen sFpa hla Enap-
saek anil compressed vita han6kasxaaIef Rzkkua
ntShs and morning 0g Pfsi& - seai khs sTasszs
and prsyenf insamEaassua. Ss i7s7 6 Z
Rxery soLA4as's knzpkac& Ana seaaAass GAes4
shoula De pfDssasa with fhssa waanabse fssnsdzsa
caUTTuEt~-Noae are seanina anless tAe wosss
r. HOLLOWAY, EEw TORS AMn EDxD0M,~ axa
slssernabia ~ sassT-szzYk ID eSsxy issx 90 -
book sf diractses sroGne essh pos ar eaxs sss aas
mag be plainly bg hsIdsng shs IssT % IL kqAS
a HANDSOME reward Will be alssn - sRy ans rsso-
eFans sss infaFaA ttu naay lead 60 tAs&sxae&3sz
III any zsagSy or paREaas c9ssntsExeAttnE t6a n@a
ar vsnding tar sausa kacwfmg tkNaH 10 b6 XN u
1 sAsssAf 81 sAF ksBusaEtsr1 ~ Krufxns6k n15Eu4
wy, % Mazdsa Lsnsz Eew xezk - NJ ~ IS
lsan4s DsEaxxikss so Dealers u MAafeanA iesS
ant ~ ssstlafss sarsas aa azsxss % - eaxass =
ssy rrssrs ! T 1 rsnaissrabis sasss sy sAasas Il.
Eaa wwsr afxHs. -sf s$1 AA& ~ @@&9ka kseF1 80
nj B.-Dirscaiena Tor the Sa.asase al paslanss ID
svasy disorder ase asaxad 70 aasA aua.
AzsassA ssa- u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

~"T HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
RECTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND I HAVE No INCLINATION
TO Do S0.n-Presideas Lincoln ia
his EssaagaAsag Addrsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

uug Cosazgssmks. The Hon. III. III.
Martin Of lows County was In town on
W ednesday, and the nisny friends Uf cur
Congressman elect were pleased 70 see
him in such healthful and hopeful Spirits.
lie informs az thai lse has iaTsAzaiaessfeT
saryioe anon Mg. 6riaaalls hia nokioa af
contest, aud has Iitsie doubt ok sssaring
his seas apen fais hearing af ske sasa-
eas points inyolvssis
The casa turns whelly, In oaF erisaons
apon tho rustisasioaalisy a6 he law an4
thorisinx the SoldisFs1 Tate axld lissls
doaba sxsssa, aTen ,asadng politicaa gssasae~
men % khs sthaF aidA M Tn msxits af NC
I contest being undoubtedly and entirely In
! Mr. Maxtinss kasogs~-Iosea Cilg Press.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10
UNDER GALL FOR 70 %

Col. JACOBSON USpER ARaEsT.--Tha
notorious Col Jasobsoa,T of the 27sh Mis-
souri regiments is at S.. Louis aadeF sF-
rest. Hsis charged with haying taken
from their owners thirsy-one negroes, at
ter having been ordered by Cos. Gamble
to leave them behind, and placing cana
panies Of his regiment at shs diffsreat
voting places In Lancaster eeantyg on
election days and driving away the legal
voters. We tsast al example will be
made Of the unmiligasea rascal Mogas-
Tor. .~-.......s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10
Weak mess and Debility Ind nc
ed by ever Fatigue,

VIII soon di sappaaI by the use 81 shess iHyaiuA-
sle Pills and ths Soldier will aairklg acqHiTs 3D.
dftanai streugth Never let the Bowels be either
confined oy uRauiy acted upon. II may seem strange
that HsIlowayts Pills should be recommended Cor
DysenIeTy and Plux, many persons suggesting that
they would increase the relaxation, THE Is great
mistake for thasa Pills will correct the liver ard
stomach and thus remove all The aETtd haEanazS
from tbs syg,sn This medicias win give tcne aud
vlgos TO the whole organic system however aegang-
ed while health and strength follow 80 matter Of
course Nothing will stop the relaxation Of The
Bowels 50 saraAa aAls medicine.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10

g~ Ths oiEcial result Of tho late ILL
nois shows majority ofI6, ,023for Allsa,
DemocrAsie candidate for Congress u
large. Sssrne, for State Treasurer, runa
ahead evar 2o,0O0; and the Springfield
Register thinks that Just for the 'scam-
msnosmsnt" Of glorious revolution, Tn
Democrats ef shs suskes State ought Il
be eonsaat with these figures.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-10
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determined upon Increasing their Business 60 aa
unlimited sxtsnt ofsr the following eiegsnt orn&-
ments 81 tAs easuEpassez Fzaw Yytces relieving
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spsn haea, Or Leayas or Gehtfemsnss wateh iannas
9atcs u IL world I.ssIas,aS. 80 se,d IN xsssss =
patent prseess, which senasfs tha apDaasAnSs pg
gold psrfse4, whaIs u aees no1 cost aas-sssxS Il
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Persons wishinG Aay pf the aboYe, has aplg d.
reEais tna psaos IN = sgeassessd lstssE % sas
dre&s, and tAs srftr@s wan be sazs as resazn ana
frMe an @wsHszan H@@gsrsssxx IA sAsn xvzesxxs1A ~
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sick Headaches and Want Of
Appetite Incidental 60
2saEGERRR

Those feelings which SO Baddsn ~, Usually arise
fraa trouble or aaaoygnces, Sb2tsHcasa peyEpira-
tioa, OF sakiug OF aEinkIaG whatever As nnwhole~
some thus Disturbing the hRaIthfal action OF the
liver and stomach These organs must be relieved
If y0u de- ire 10 ss ws. Tbs Pitis tak accord
Ing to the printed iastraetsoax, win qalekly pro-
| daoe healthy zGtion In bath liver aud stomach
| aud as natural consequence seisag head and good
apgeklEs. 81, mGr a #.... .-s"
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PiERRIR SouLE.--The So. Louis Dem
Ocrat, the leading republican journal Of
Missouri, demands thai the Executive
Government at Washington investigate
the case of Pierrie soule, of New Or
leans, and that justice be done him. 1t
say Soula is q Union man to-day-"a
better one than Gen. ButIer''-that be
has all along opposed the disanionists
Of the South-thAt Gen. Butler did not
like to meet tho glance Of his eye and
the sting of bis rebuke, Butler having
been the ally of disunfonists while souIe
was opposing them; and it intimates that
Butler arrested and imprisoned him mere
ly to get rid Of the man, "whom be had
met before" ...tE.- - r.