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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31
Testimonv Of Nm. a. Mudd.

VIM A. M1dd atesfihed that he liyetlsa mile
and a half from DR.. Mudd; never saw Capt.
White OF Tennessee, or Lewis Perry at or
about DR.. Mudd's prem ses shave not seen Aa-
drew Gwynn since be lett forst1e South; have
seen George Gwynn at church several times
since he returned; never saw man staying
out insthe woods about sMudd'ss house that I
have heard OF as having been South; recol
lect seeing Ben. Gwynn at Mudd's house; as
certained from them that he was recruiting or
something OF the kind; that was not quite
three years ago; may have been ID first year
of the war.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31

CAsco STREET CHURCH will hold no SER
vices Tomorrow owing to the session Of the
Cumberland Quarterly Meeting, which occurs
70 day and tomorrow at Buxton Centre.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31

FAST DAT,-The Custom House viii re-
closed to morrow.
The Post Office will be opened the regular
hours on holidays. &N S4ElaS
The endorsement of the Proclamation by
Gov. Cony, renders the day legal holiday for
the banks. The banks in this city will there
fore be closed Paper maturing to morrow at
the banks, should be settled to day,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31

TELEGRAPHIc EARNINes.--'rh aggregate
earnings Of the several telegraph companies,
each having lines working to the same points,
f. the las half Of 1854. as taken from the
books of the United States Assessors, to whom
sworn monthly reports are required to be made
under he Internal Revenue act, we're: ..ses
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31
EEasIi.A EinnnofnE. s.

PHILADELPHIA, May 80.
The subscriptions To srhe T3O ioau.Io-day,
rom all paris Of the Union as telegraphei
TO JAY Cooke, Amounted 10 $4,000 600. fine
number ofindividual subscriptions OF $50 aud
500 was 5S2 ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31
rursos.s items. & II


NEW YORK, NAV 81
The steamer City Of b Baltimore, from Liver
poo Til, has arrived. N ews anticipated
The shin Rangerfor Boston, put iuto Cape
Good Hope A9ril>9 h leaking. Would dis
charge and repair.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31

The Commercials Washington dispatch
says the proclamation for the reorganiza ion
o North Carolina, is regarded as definitely x-
cludiDg the. negroes from Suffrage az the
Southern States. and as delegating the nat
to the people. -Fh-
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31

nBa WARDsWORH'S s'DRY UP" is SIRE ior
~ the above complaint. after all other remedies
have failed SO say thousands who have tried it, ~
b. H. HAY, Druggist, Special Agent.
msrseaod&ew Portland, Me
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31
est q 7.sO per CENT. am0uats .

Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly fur. ished upon,f ecei tot Subscriptions.
Tbs Not OF this Thi ID Sere are precisely similar
in form and privileges to The Sven. rhrt.s already
sold, excs1 thatthe Government reserves to itself
tn option OF tayiog interestin gold ooin at 9 pr
cen ,ins esd f s-IOthsin cvrrency. Subscribers
will deiuct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
atthsaims when they sub lcribe.isr' d s e5 IeiiT
Ths delivery Of he NOTES ofthis third series ofthe
seyenithirtes will comm on tt LIST of June and
wilIbe made promptly and continuously after that
date. aaia'so4a sazi1 hat'i ,aa-sa
The Slight change made in the conditions of this
TIL sD SERIES affect only tie ma ter of interest,"
The pa ment in gold If made, will be equivalent to
thu currency interest of he higher rate. 49, II
The return to specis payments, in the event of
which Only will be The option to rag interest in gold
be asailed of woula so reduce and eqnalizs prices
thatT ureh ses msde with tx per cent iag ol= wou
be fully tqual to those made with seven and three.
tenths per cent. In Currency, sea
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31

Testimony Of Joshua TaDto,..

Joshua Taylor testified TO residing ia Prince
George County. The reputation OF DR.. Thomas
rs to truth and veracity is bad; that he never
told the truth when a lie would suit his pur7
pose better. Have known him since he was a
small boy. Had no private or public differ
ence with him.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31
q :. $500 six Per Ceat.
G0lD-BEaRlNG B0RDS

These Bonds are now W 1rtha handsome premium,
al d are exempt, as are al the Government Bonds,
Tom sfafe County, and MaliciaGIt C :tion. ichieh
GddsJrom oae TO three per cent per aAn3m to their
vdtue, according % the IA levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is p ya5ie semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cat off
aud sold to ANY bank or banker. ass1l
Tn interest at 40 per cent. amountsto J
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31
AUCTIONS SALE
stock Of Goods At 7Auct h

faHHERE viii he sold al aRetion. NJ .,o,, -iTt
ebcI ~. st ;ns, states He T1118
in the evening AZ o'cPk and ontinuiprF ~
SATURDAY at eruoon aud evening larg' a., on. di
sisab Coos consl-tingin part " bl an,lL i 40
ings kPrntss OeLaines, Sha Nfss = arge1ot o. -
and Cent? Linen Handkerchien, Bordered
90; CHI dren's C9tton and Lin n do; Lnti fai
Ssnts Hose and gloves, Misses do; Laoo .'arii o.
!rrtge lot on brown Linen Table Clothai .fl3f
NJ men DY the yard yNapfins, neiliss{f ~ aaf
m Sk.pnck loHok, ARE Bah TO-. --t
tnf lao spool Cotton, Spool SIX Pocket kr s-
No dsss, klzors SeiYo Comb, X AR l5frsl ~
let ~ arg 10 OF Fancy Soaps,s 4 80 Sol 49,
"a e IsasS s.sf Plated are, such ~ lee u NJ
TaBls spSon,,, @s sso e Cad Bellsi 1et, d. -.
Kri,.. ~ - - sseft snd Table for@ % silof
lend he AT 1soan ss are particaarw me- sr
msySodIw (. N. .. 'waHoLMEs. Aoc. .igii-
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31

bert Marlin, witness for the defence be-
Ing recalled, stated he was mistaken in por-
ton OF his testimony referring to The visit of
the prisoner Maid, at his house on the y4th of
April; it was j. I. Mudd, lot Sam'l A. Mudd,
and was the 1lth not the 4th of April. The
prisoner called on him with Jare T. Mudd on
me 24th OLD scsswhile he war Ia the market
in Washington. Il saw the prisoner again on
the 70 OF March, 10 company With l.. Gar in
er, on the occasion OF their Stopping OVER night
at his house. He did NOT rscoilscy seeing nim
0a any other occasion
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-31

Vu9C HI1U HzEl1lu M AUCII
InN Monday, june 9TH, at O'Clock NJ
~ premises, We shall tell one aud 4 ha
wooden house, near the Brewer House 81 81
brook Said house is in good repair, paint
blinded. thoroughly fpfhed. Excellent =,
good water and abundance Of II. With on
a healthy Locality and pleasant neighborhi oc
may 30td 100 HENRY sRAILEY 4 co. Az
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
psss g The faet ear nc Ionver be Al

R " The fact can NO logger be dis
guised that many of the Republican SEN
atars desire war and disunion, under pre-
tsxs Of saving the Unien. They wisA 10
get rid Of the Southern States, In order
10 have majority in the Senate to con-
arm the appointments, and many of them
think they can hold permanent Repnb-
lican majority In the Northern States, but
not 10 the waols Union; for paFtisan rsa~
soas they Ars aaxions 10 iisselye the Ua-
ion, 1t ii can be done without holding
them responsible hefofs the paople. -
Stephen A. Douglas in the q. s. Ssaass,
| Dec. Us 1850.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

''Lf thess Internal fanatics and Abo-
Iitionisis ersr sss The posssT Ia their
hands, they teiH ossride the Consifia-
lion, set the Supreme Court at defiance,
change and make lGgs to suit Themselves
LAY VIOLENT HANDS o. THosE WHO DIE
TER WIN THEx IN OPINION, or dare gtlss-
lion their fidelity, and GnaiIy bankrupa
ihs country aad deiGgs u scith blood. -
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

We answer, shs RapahliaAa party
The Reyublisaa party might have pre-
vested me present asvassAling eakil ~ar,,
n miehs have saved the lives OF thoass
ands of the heat nan Of shs Nation, and
thousands 81 millions Of the peoples
moasy. For proof Of wha. We say. read
the foiiowfsig from the speech II srarazs
A. DOueLAs, ,delivsrsdin in she United States
sssa,s, January ID, 1861, upon the sos-
pyomise measures, then pchisng before
the Senate:
ssl believe this 10 be fair basis Of
amicahle adjustment. IL you Of the Re-
publisaa. side are not wiling 80 aeesps
this, nor kha proposition OF sss Senator
from Kensaeky, Mr. grlttendens pray
isu sss spAGs s0ss age wiaAHs fe aos AI
gI ApDasss 1Hs fsanIRx roBgHiia iaIc Aks
ONLY. roR TIE REASON gHAT IN TfIk toAT
xrrTgg OF TaIRrgEs, a EEw pArs Asos
xyxRY xxnsEa rRoa Tas SoUTH, IscLUn&so
YHosg ysom rHg CorTos STATRs, (MKssRs.
ToogRs AND DAyls,l gxPRxssED THEIz
saipIsgss no Aegges Taz FRoEcsFrses nS
MI vKNEaABLg FRigSD FRoa kgSruckYs
MA. OaIrrEspKN,l As FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF rHx CONTROVERSY, III Is's5spED AND sVs-
TANNED BY rus REPUBLICAN, kEAsE1s.
"HENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BfIxTY DE OUR s3fSAGfEhattnI !,
AND TFfB ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AAiCABLE AD-..
JUsTMEST, IS WITH THE REPUB-
|LICAN PARTT.n
here II 10 prssea shas the Repsbliean
party is responsible, for the war that it
is responsible, for every dollar of natioh-
al and state indebtedness incurred on AF-
count OF the war--that 1t is responsible
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon tho people, on accpHnt Of the vsf-
that il is respOssibls, fer the distrossand
financial ruin, which now exists 10 every
part of the country-sbat il is responsi-
bic, for every life lost in the war,--that
it is responsible for, and should receive
the oasssa Of every wife made widov,
and of every child made an orphan, By the
war. In short that it will be responsible
for the dissolution Of the Union, should
the Uuson be dissolved.
Shall such a party be continued 10
power, or will the people change THEN
sulsgss Let the BAllos-baxss at shs aex'
election proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

szeaEsAag aa'sPowgR.--TheSes.
retary Of State, while endesvssing 30 sin-
dieaie the vitality Of the Federal Govern
msnt TO Lord Iyoaa, illustrated his posi-
lion By sayisg =
dg Lofa, 4 raB teach beaa on mss,
right Aaad and order he arrest Of q cid.
ssm of Oisia. xez3a ssAsA shs bslg aga Il
aad ordsy ahs azapTiseasaass of q fifissn
In Neg Yorks and no pososr on earth bal
alaf u fkx Prsssdenl eaa rgl<ass SAssa.
Goa shs Qaeea of Englssd, in her do
usinsosss, do es maek sS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
THEN OF THFS.

81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN Tue SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS or STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE
Liaeeln's Emancipation Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

w NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS CAN EMANCIPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. y
-ES- Gou. Henry Dtfson.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
LOOK ON THIs PIc7 IRE.

w"l HAVE No PURPOSE, d.
RECTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. BELIEVE /
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
SO.~AND / HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO DO sO.n-Presidsss LiacoIn ia
L. r.. 1E AJdvSss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10 VA

Will pay Taxes Buy Aad siI CitF and County
orlsEs, a Ike CqlIecBfous Part 81 &hstxaetsOf III
ties, 2aL dG ssaFyt fBg p~rsA LnAag ts @ GenerRl
" hsva thsseasy con2lete ABSTRACT 0FTTTLEs
of rs IL EsE@& smsE2eing nseAs. Marriages.
Teast R~vds aa4 f&x Tfilss together wsfh full and
. ,sn sfeEe SEst Of all ya4gmenfs DeeFees aud
&xseuEtaa g lies in Pottawottomis County, she's
Ing iii Iazau oEAaees, heas Aad dstssllye tiEleS. -
~ Gsnvsy aaelRs promptly sttendedt 70.
Aug. IT, 1851, - *A& II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
STICK THIS IN YOUR HAT AND KEEP
TYHgHE.

TTHEHE.
The following confession was made b.
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republicans nen-
Der Of Congress fron Massachusetts, on
the 25sh Of April, 10 which be exposed
the corruptuass OF Lineoln's adininistra-
tion,: - ..
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST RGMEA-
.BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATIONS,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRENCITMENT, THERE is ISDUBITA-
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 or THE GOV
ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
nttsss.

r. T. woedbary, Empire Block, up ssairS, Lover
Broadway, south side.
c, p, AEtHsaa, HasK's Block ~ EsaiFsr Upper
BroadE&g, noFth aide 3 sk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
HeaeIs.

VT. Raymond, Bates Houss, aagnoiih, Iowa.
y. L. Bisss. city HssaI, Aiadls REs@awSg, south
slas.
spoaoFd Son, Des MoineS Hause, Dea GeInes
CITY, Iowa. 14.a.. rsas .-..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
February s, 1865.

AiEAsuRssfarmers Aad oshaFs waI1
ind shs following oI soAs bsasSs ashsm
10 case Of an s@esgsnry s~-
A bsr 26 ineAes By as q saebes sgasrs,
snsi eight iRohss deep will ouxls4is ere
bgshei.
A bsx l3 lushsa by ff - ln4Ass
square, and . iashes ssseps siA sea<als b
bali bmshsgs sas
q box 9 4 snnhss y ! - Inekss
sguasss asd D tnaass 5esps vii senlais
enc psex.
A bon 3 InsAas hs 4 anchss ean1sxs nd
1 Ia aehsedesp, sfH ssn1nin e. enilnas
A box iaehes ~ Z in6kss sqners. ~
Z l-s ssciss dep, win sssssl3 I Ill
gallos. sa
\ bsx 4iaehss ~ 4 insksa s4nns<, -
4. ID sRehas asep. siil aantkfa O. aa<Tx.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

J. II. CsTiiu, Upper Broadway, nearly opposite
Peuasx Block.
4. A Smith, Upper Broadway, south side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02


Dms1ness Men wAe AdveR-
tjse In tAe 1agae.
1amkewss
ossr 2 psasg. assass y ssss4w.s saa Mas
stress NsssA sl4t sN .4Nf
Baiawia psAge, eas dser wsss u Pess-osaee.
Rrssaways aorsA side.
s....ss & i s..s, ~ssi...,. aaa s...l,, s.ms.'
Rleek, Lower Bassaway, ssuta slds.
Mercantile Houses-
uaassaifI Yoaas, rsseis slSea. Upper Broad
way, nerth side.
@. u. oaaaaHs gpsss sssaaysssP perth side.
Ks1eaaa g. Burns, earnsr os FsrnAan and Fous-
sssaaA arrests, omaAA CITY,
Clio ahimg
ssxHara = gsssasn. gsn0cessora ta Mar, wsil d
cs. u Lawef BrosawaY, nsrth side.
s. Bieeu. Lowsr Rreaaway. north sias,
's HHardwaxes
O. T. Pox, Loves RSpadway. asSth side
Drnggl ssss
p. Gsssaman, Lover BFGadway, north side
W. Maeksnsis, HASg'a Block Upper Bsesd~Ay,
aoTtA aide. II
pousasrsy Rarklay, EawsE Broadway nOFth
aide.
Kg0aas, saaoes and A4eaaheF,
an. phifiips es., LoweE Essssfwss, soaih
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
Phyktekans.

A D. aai2oiw, n. Haggfs Elsek, up &sAiFsy
UpSsr Bsoedxass EoEs sids. E.&
b Campbell, oouEist, Lower Broadway, south
side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

D. W. Price. onaes over TrsasarsF'a once aa&-
als Brssdway. ssasa si&e.
casAay b Test, Atiornsya and lAad ASsntss
L.awex RxpnAwa4, ReEth side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

Painters.

Miss Jsunis Ficning, r. o. building, corner {
Broadway and BrYaat streets, up stairs,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
Architects
Carpenter.
Tan~w waRe and ssSSas

@. gobssob, cspsnser and Contractor. she
on Main street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

geAn psAsnx, HEyans Stsasa- nHorth Sa sFsaAa AVA
R.R. De KAY, Middle Broadway, north side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

Milton Rogers, Upper Broadway, norih side,
Council Bluffs, Iowa, and FArnham street Omaha,
MT. T
r. C. Dsxol, tower BFoaaway, Horth side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
Jew eherss
Harm ess and Saddles.

Mp. conAnt, Lower Broadway, aorsh ahis-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

s. asW EuKmaeaKe-sz aH
J. B. Rue b Co, PaimeT's si0eks sLoweF Bread
way, naFsh side. 4ef EsEs&8 e
Me0ks RsssE ssask@Aerys
y.F. Hopes, Y, o bailains. corner os Broad
way and Bryant stFeets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
Produce store.

=. D. HenH, Upper Broadway, noTth size.
westisg Maxaeld, Mtsaie Broadway north
side.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

The Boston Post publishes the following:
A large number of ex.rebel officers and soldiers
are wandering about our Northern cities In
diseonsolatc sort of way, their occupation
gone. -,
A gentleman met one of them yesterday in
the street. ILey had known each other in
the old days, and the following conversation
ensued:
Rebel Colonel-'Hcllao Jones; how are
you9
Union GentIeman-Is that you, Harryl
What are you doing here? You've no bust.
nes here III have yon arrested
Rebel Throwing Ills arms wildly in the air
Great heavens! where am I to gol There's
no North, no South, no East, no West for me;
where Ain to go9 I'm subjugatsd, whipped,
conquered, anything you please. I'm deuced
sight better Union man than you. I'm for
Andy johnson, Lloyd Garrison. Wendell
Phillips, am in favor of the abolition of slavery
and all that sort of thingFF
Union Well I'll have you arrested any
how. You're rebel
Rebsl-'Arrested Leok here-(pulling
out "a package Of papers, there's twenty oaths
I'vc taken besides being paroled. Why, I've
sworn myself into apoibe: tophet to-get out Of
that Internal Confederucy. Here's my brother,
who has always been Union man, and now
furnishes me with the funds for speculation,
South. I AM going down to Savannah to- see
if I can't buy my farm back again, Good'
by!
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07
ys7zssny, E9NfssAV,. .suG,Z 2.
FROM the North.

WasuuxGroS,. June ,!.--'i'hc loyal people
.: the North will he g'H' TO learn thls 1T last
w. have come iu the tiI,. o. ;, reign Of ;%tan-.
,o., !nl inc exercise Ct arbgr,y power, anl
are back onca more in lte gco,t Old WIS OF
pr.c, aud nbe!ience to law. The tmsy OK
Gus. OF ..mi!nary necessity" which thc War
Department would sill larr nr:.ed t1r is ia
,rT;,AL ortragts OIL personal rg.,;, a., iircrtiv>,
even after Ill arm" 'ppasii"(A /" 30" ti"Trrn-
,uc,t hu,i been c:iicia:!y declared 10 hc ;;t al
cni, is no longc: pG;c:'.
President .cill>na HIS nue0u;r"''r y and
r:l,.Nn.abiy ,let.n"iAt1 ti:at he I inns Of evil
i2w s.ys.'i hereafter - observed Ia ,nt very
letter, an that tie guarantees Of: D,c Cnn-ti-
,uion for tie pyu:cc'iua Of individual citizens
>!ai h. speedily a,!d completely Invested with
,,,. sane >rrrc ia. :, aui binGiraLii:ca i;t he.
i.,:-c,' :'cm j. ..le o.i Il ys'~i sccirl!y be-
;ur" the w.r, when Stanton was nuAeaTd OF,
.ax;tr,,, ;.> the friend or jeff Davis. W.. are
- l:v:. ~, Illegal az" arhi!yary arrests. Pres.
i.,cmt 'J,..>,;il is Ge;t:iG-u ;lGsr trials i"
m..,.arv ,.,!ll;ni> .uHs S:iAil come - al emu,
.:.. except in e%ir,:na c;.>es at ," S2;!@, hat
.;.;c >i::!. b. 40 mara ;:;.s.s Or ."rt ,n'""ni>
of tit;z ~, accept hr the n'si aGl e>fi;:i$hr!
,,rrcv.,.S u. civil :a%, ~'l Ia AZ. rt!1nce
giFh r,,: >;;!ut:aHa forms. Ihe i "s;:c. which
.,#s i:r.n ruuc 10 thun>a,n;S oi "":4 de through
aus lie cD;l!;ry hy ic H%tion " The military
.lg;;,...lies,. or rather OF lae ,rpartment
:;i'.:usa, uncd dor is far possible, By tile
prvup! release OF parties held, ant, in fragrant
cas- $ LY The punishment Il those who l!avc
tral>ert>svd.t the law S%.anton's Occupation is
cnne, aud so is tiat of al his associates and
tools in arbitrary power throughout the coun-
try, tic OlI Capital and Fort LaFayctt arc
nearly empty. an moi certain but that Fort
Larayctti Is entirely 50. TEe ;raly d Stata
,ni.oleYs with whose slow torture in oa:hS"lnc
cells Stanton was wont TO gIut bis love Of ty-
YaDuy, no longer acknowledge his authority.
We are to have no more supprossions oi ne%s>
;..2erS, 10 more military ntcrirrcuccs wI;h
tlectfuus, 40 .nort Of ;!.e per!'l:iaa;ccS o. sa~
traps Of arbitrary power 81 to witch over the
reopie and cat out their Substance. All this
nhastlv machinery 0: desn0;isn is 70 DC swept
away as rapidly as possible. Tai. is the most
rlorious.anL bcncfcicnt-sle most renowned"
Of all ;he '.2irt"rc5 of peace.
Stanton oyc;rcached him self when he un-
Icrtook to make ti.e trial ot' the conSpirators
secret. Here he had commeuced tho exercise
Of all his u,cst approved methods OF producing
;noulsitorial terror. Crowds of people were
srresteI .rcY - Witnr>> X hardcgla .! pa
:Elis@ :..;i; turc w,.rr Y!rc ul'an the haHIs =.
nc u,,;g,c:*, and haas N!!'i aver .:@!g isc Is,
.:i;i>-! c,:n'n>:>n - T. : d Il st IL ''-
., !, US ry2:: !.."o1>,~; a!'.. ii -! otic =;
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The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

State rights, State sovereignty, and all that
theory of United States Government are now
exploded. Ths question of the reserved Hghsa
of states has been settled by the sterp arbitra-
ment of arms. The arbitrament is, whether
right or wrong, decisive. 1t eu1s the contro,
versy. We, who are defeated, must yield to
the decision, because we can do nothing else
We must entertain no private enmities against
tue Federal Government, because they will
lead us into treason. We believe it the true
part of nanliness to yield when hope is gone,
as much as to struggle on while there is chance
ofsuccess.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

The coIored troops at Fortress Monroe, on
being ordered to embark fos Texas, positively
refused to obey, and loaded and capped their
guns for resistance, by force, tosevery effort to
force them. By judicious management, how
ever, they were all disarmed.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

The darkies al the South no loSger recqg-
nize each other as Sambo, Quimbo, Jumbo,
Sally Ann, Mary Ann, Dinah, &c.,; IT ia Miss.
Brown, and Mr.. Wise, &c. II is amusing to
hear their salutations, as they endcavor to imi-
tate tle forms Of fashionable recognition.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

Why is a drunkard hesitatiny to Sign the
pledge like a seept.cal Hindoo Because be
is i'll doubt whether to give up worship OF the
JUG-oR>NoT,
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07
4 ROMANTIC Su1C1pE.-A suicide from dis

A ROMANTIC SU1clDE.-A suicide from dis
appoin:mcntiu love has just been committed
by Young soman employed as saeswoman in
shop in the Rue de Rivoli, Paris; Before
lighting pan Of charcoal, with which she put
an end TO her existence, she had decorated her
room with flowers, and then dressed herself in
white. When found she was lying on her bed,
her hands folded on her breast, and her couu-
tcuauce bearing look so placid that she might
have been supposed to BE- sleeping She had
written letter to her mother asking for for:
givcness, and stating the motiTe which had
prompted her to suicide.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

'!!;a.. a"o TIES 80 tall IN Wisconsin tl l'' .
,rr,es tntr :,,+ii and IL boy tn loo; 10 The ; e.. -.
iL..4 U4e lo1xs tl he gels ti:efi. ana :. ;'il
or commences where be left of,
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07
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