The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-19

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maintain thA gonslikut tom sad IJnioni
and the enforcement q the IlaHss The.
mere act Of enrollixg the narnes sof slaves
does not hsferst anys tigh II eitiaens " 81
We should &bide ety anel lmaintain Aia.
laws ard pursue III the modes provided,
the remedy ii affords. If Any violsnea,
or wrong serersen o i ciii2ana
be committed by any oifcafE or soldier.
against the knsssTn laws oE theaians, naalreI
your Aeeus& tier in the mode nFnaasatasa
By the laws and II the cosnfaan ding Oh.
Ger refuses and nsgIscts 10 use his ufnaostl
endeay0r b arrest officers or soldiers
under command so accused and hand
him or them over TO the civil magistrates
for trial. hen icially advised Of the
facts. the executive of State. will prefer
charges and demand 8 court martial sand
under the, Consultation in accordance
with Jaw and assert and urge your duty
and rights. lit is our duty to obey the
law until declared by judicial decision
unconstitutional The citizen whose
property may be taken under IL for pub 1
lie use will be entitled unber the inaperae
tive mandate Of Constitution to Just com.
pensation for private property % taken.
. EEWYoRK, lar There is q rumor of q
conspiracy embracing several counties
and cities of Kentucky, having fer Its OBJ
ject the aIiflexation OF Kentucky 20 the
Southern ConfederacY. The leaders,
are at Monticello. They
were corresponding with Lopgstreet. ItI
il also stated that Kentucky a elegation
in Richmond Had recent correspond
with parties in London, Manchester, Mt
Vernon, DanYiile, &C., for the establish
ment OF a Central Committee in every
county to compel the Inhabitants to join
the Confederacy as soon as Longstreet or
Breckenridge invaded the State. sl' Il
This infamous conspiracy was discov-
cred by thetseizurefin different post. Of
fees of letters addressed by Kentucky
members of the rebel. Congress to some
leaders of the plot. .. s9saf,i}t Ill -
Gen, GilmoIe's Chief of. Staff states
that the lower part of Charleston Is near
lY destroyed. and that the upper PATHS
now occupied by their troops. 9f-..->t&' n
The rebels are stated have large force
in North Carolina distributed along the |
railroad from Petersburg to Whining
ton. '&s9.''t s..-- .+s*zf -. 49, f..~.r~s@
Lohgstreet il is said will be appointed
to'command southern Virginia. Kirby
Smith takes his place in east Tennes-
see. s3 ~-'..sr 3. I'D
WASHINGTON, 17th.--The new tax bill
is nearly finished by. the Ways and
Means committee. Manufactured articles
only will be taxed, One dollar per gal:
lon will be placed on distilled spirits af
ter July first. Neither crude petroleum
nor leaf tobacco will be taxed, . ..s.,,t
A Times dispatch confirms Stuarts1
crossing the Rappahannock, and says
that Fitzpatrick and Morrill, are on hls
track. ..,....
NEw YoRK. 1S.---The Times Paris cor
respondent announces the important
fact that Minister Dayton has served a
written notification upon the French
Emperor that if the rebel cruizsr, Kappa
hammock, now at Calais, ia allowed to
proceed to sea, the French Government
will be held responsible for all damage
she may do to American commerce, and
also announced that the French Govern
ment has issued more stringent regula-
tons concerning the cruiEers of the Bel.
ligerents. Among other things specified
in those regulations are two to the effect
that no vessel, either of belligerents can
renau in port more tharstEe hours an
less by stress of weather or for necessary
repairs, and that no vessel can return to
French port after leaving it in less time
than months. sz..r. ..-., - i g.,
New Yonk, 18-The Times dispatch
says: ..
The tax on refined petroleum is to be
twenty cents, and on malt not less than
thirty cents.
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