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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

Nav FlouEIxa Mills. Auas q Co.
have just completed a pew Touring mill
on the kishaabotany river, near asw-
town In this souHty, whish Ia doing q
good Business. We have tried sack Of
the four manufactured as this mill, and
Rud il equal to any manufactured ia thz
eouHtry.
q. P. Saow 10 iaa agsn4 fer No sails
Of Hunts hour, and .. good supply viii
ala ava he found at biz store, on Middle
Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

PoRx PAcKINoy-Ws understand that
between ave aud aix shoussDd bogs have
been slaughtered sad packing hoass OF
-. w. Ross d 90. This looks well for
the season when ws rscollset that on
account Of che warm weather alaughser-
lag did not somn snse until cha lass
xsek In NovssabeF.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

THASKs,--Bs return cur sincere
> thanks to Senator HARLAS for public
documents ssss as The Senator ID
! thorough going Radical, bus he 10 not
like some re kaow, who carry ta@ir
polities inse tbs social circle iAs Spa
,fi1sr Is gsntlsman, and knows hsw to
!. show that be is one.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12


Wa base Of Isss had sssssalapmpiaints
that % Thursday mornipgs the carrier
by mistake leaves tie BC6Lx In piaee oil
shs Eoaparsia. Lassly man threatened
70 whip shs whols keapareiI fraternity
III the ins4is vas RIP lated. We hope
eur carrier sill remember IL 10 the Non ;
paYssi shas people waAs 20 zee every
sine. - onpassu-
We doris know Ehsshsr Several CON.
plsirss hsvs ssss as&As o. sss Iss
We ds kasw shss svsEy maa Of sense In
shs sisy who .Akss chs Fsnpsrsss ID also
sabsorihsr 10 NE BgsIx. Ssms nsa
msy soasidsE shsassivss insaltsd Who
ssysiink fsspsssAels L. len VIM sAsn.
This ~ sassss help, ard = = sesa, "
ksss ssiJ % - shss lhsy - -
Bsmps On he ssmnsmity, vhisA' eesl6
b. dssidsdly ispssssd IL shey wsrs
smeethed ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

SEND IN YoUR GgEExBAeKs.--Lssi
week Nc SsnG bills 10 large number Of
aslipqgaps Subscribers. II shsy desire
she paper eOnsinasd after the fret Of
January they nass,Gad the amouai da'
- ss per bills cent before that sisns.--
Dsa'l dslsy--sssa the gsssnb&aks righi
aloag II giant the BuoLR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

GKS. g. III. DoDGg.-Ws tendsr Cur
thaaks to oar faithful and energetic rsp'
ressnsatiVs, Gss. @. ID. DoDas, for
sopy Of she report Of the Judiciary Com-
nittee 90 Impeashm snt Of thu President.
Ths GsnsrA, politically, 10 pot Of oar
spersaasion; )" bas be 10 gsnsIsnanl
and IS q Representative, We have nc
doubt will, TO the best Of his ability
sork for the advancement Of the intss-
es,s Of his constituents, and the balance
Of tha soantry. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

~ Misc BLAEcHa DEBAA Ia still at
the Academy Of Aasics onaha- The
Herald speaks very highly Of Der per-
fornGasss We ssw her 80 Rosa Bsi9h,
IA Rsssdale, 90 Monday evening. She
is O good actress.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

= TIE HKw DEPJr GRoUSDs,-1ne gra-
8 ding Of she track to the new depot
8 grounds is soppieaed, at sAs track lay
/, jag will be completed in a day or I've.
The track il also graded from there TO
thsrixsr, and the ears will be Tanning
over IL In the course of q week.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12
Sewing Machines.

I am the aashsrissd agsat for the sals
Of shs aEaFszx" sswing aaeairs. The
Enpise Machines are considered b. al
good judges TO be the beat 10 uss. Per.
soma In wsSs Of good Sewing Maehin'
would de we'll 10 give me aeaIi.
I. W. BABBirT.
Nov. IL, 1851
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

THB Biess HousK.-- On several sseas-
ions daring our ranblss ever the sisy
ne hasa fsaad ID soavssisns 10 call n
the BlGss HoUsK Jqs siansr, and can
,arafy say that We hare net spon aay
sseasioa, 81 gay hosei, sat down - .
better dinner shaa ws havs, apoa all oe-
ysssisas foaad as che Biggs House. and
wa sAserfslly sssammsaa 10 70 sus read
srs a. . he | beass as Walsh msals, Or
bsarsisEs sishss hy khs mesls dag OF
wssk. can as all simss DO had o. rsssoa-
able raaeas Hale tt0&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

Pests Paihssrs- prsasAess- Players
Printers ana polisiaisas --ail suffer from
DJspspsias Nervousness, less Of Apps.
sisss Liver Csnpssings, aAa all diseases
whies they may cssys o. prepsas By shs
nee sE Plaasasiss Bisssrs. II thsss sat.
fsFsfs took lhsss Bisssrs, TIE PsssRy
wosla be parss, the PAiasiag grader,
NE serwsns lvlisr. the Assips ssass,
sss PsiasisK beasss, md tbs poiissss
hsssstes. This sslsad'd tonic iavigs-
rssss HE syssss. and sasblss aas braia
~ wsrk hesishy, q
Pahaps No article vas essr 90 wa
sadesssd By ell who bays nseo IT,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

= RuxAwAYs.-Ws bad the PIE assure Of
sesisg several sHnsways durisg the
week. We Say pleasure for the SEASON
Eshas We believe shAt when the owners
,,laavs their horses, especially yauSg ones,
anhitchsd in che Street, that they ought
] 70 run away, and IL would giEsss more
pleasure to sss tbe ownes arrested sna
Aned for saEelssznaas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

~ Bro. BabbA& den's like the head
Of eur story pretty veil, be wsass 20
make the ''tals. p Sonparsii.
50 That's SO, nsighboT; and II ws succeed
. Ia making q tail - your hss d We will
have 6nishsi . 6rss aiass ~ enkey.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

TRR Uo&cK&x gwzs EVxkGSG.-T This
ThuFadsy) ass to-noxrow lFsiaayl
evenings, the grand concerts under tie
direcsisn Of Prof, MUKLLsa, will sake
place as Barhop's Opera House, a. as
aosaosd by posssss. On this occasion
will BE- psedased the heaasifal Operate
Cassass, entitled, "Tas HArnAKERs, y
shs performers being dressed in spPro'
pirate costumes. Parties desiring 10
hear the whole Of shis hssutiful Cants-
"a shoald bs surs 10 attend both sysn.
ings- The snssrtainmeass prcAise 70
be the Rness affairs Of ths seaaon, tha
participates eombsning the best nuslca
talent 10 the city. List everybody b.
sure ss 20.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

3 LaaEa Bszs vauEr.--W We lock q leoh
tho other asy, u The Lager Basr vaal'
in the ssuws u ssastraesisn By ous en-
srgstis sownsman CoSxap GEisn. -
Upper Broadway. Tbs vault 10 ssvsn-
teen fsss wiie, and 10 already srehed
eighty feet in lsagib, aad ID 10 the latsnss
ton Of Ar. Gsise 20 make Ii sss han-
dssd and afsy fssa ispx.4 Hasa aasshsd,
II will be shs Easgsss vauis vest % Chi.
ago, aud win eoss sbous Gvs thousand
dollars.
We are pleased 10 notice the snsrgy
and publie splris Of our Gsrnaa Citissna
gensrsliy, and Of Ar Gsiss 10 passieala'
who but . fey years sgS, eSaas 10 sas
city without dollar, and Fho aas d
bis isdassry, saved measy saaagh 70 90
able hia durias the pseseas year to ex-
pssa 10 baildiags alone, oysr swsavs
shoasand dollars. @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

DkEssassu si|Fusssssas.

al psrsss1 = y lbs Ragis 81
Gee Ter ssleipsioa srs bsrsby aosiasd
shss " - l4kisk - thsir BILLS sad
Eshas shey m tad shen sasIossd b -
arss assas 80 10 psss.hes. 10 mAk-
ssf sas sAsir bills ne iatsad 10 maks sAs
rear ssnn1peeNlik - 6rss d January.
The bills xsll hsnads -. fer The smssaa
das on " atss d4y y Jssassy, 1853,
and added ssersts viii BE- the s~o dol.
lars which win pay fof Taz BueIs until
.sAs ssss day Of Jazuary, 1869. Eash
psraea ssssisisz . saassnsas ef bic 90
ssans vii BE- sxpsoted 70 rsni. the
amsaas shsrssf By shs arss day 81 .iana.
arg, 1855, and ia sass 81 failaTs 70 do
90, his nams will be ssrusk from saa sub
scsiptioa iiss, and The Aesount Fer arrears
wlll b scot 70 the nearest Jassios q shs
Peaee, or ssag ssIlsesing eihesr, ss'
coIlsesian.
This 10 q Fair notiee. and wa srust cur
fgieads Will par ssiet ass eniiea to it,
We annosfarnish shs paper 10 subscri.
sass wiskess maasy and wllAoss prise,
aad it Il nash easier fer them 10 pay
sue deIlafs in advances thar "a lss u saa
sse, three, fsar. end svsa Gss years, ss
some hare done, and tAsa have ten dol
lara to pay. Let sssry Subscriber When
be Reaas shis notice 20 right dswn inss
his poeksa, gee she ameans Of ear bib,
and send u 70 us. Don's pas IL OF aasil
Gonna other time, II yca de- II silI be
fSygosssa ansii your papsr is dlssoassn-
ned and Sssr bill IL In the hands Of ~
cheer Ter collection.
SuBscalsxzs, try err plan, pay ia aa-
vance, and par while the thing 10 frssh
In your mind-pos'T DELAY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

Cousc1L Bagsxs Akp SIoUx err RAN.
asas~Tws nsA@ssaad sbss ne Adore
aamsd read 10 completed snd tbs csa-
s.saesfsls srain funaisg 70 wisklB swsasy
svs milss IL SIoax City, and tsas sbofs
r sssss 1Iiss Il 49, i laid cash ssske---
At thjs rata sssx ctsy sill b ssssAsd
S. A@sshs hrs dsy e J1asAxys shsa
Council BlaGs and sispx Gig will be
united By sslIsssd. Sc - So. Rail-
sy,ssaas psaTiax 10 spsa - sssn ssss d.
Tsesian. u seems that railroad en-
sss b ssssssd from ssy psins d Iswa
isassess mskisg Casseil Risk lie sss-
mIeas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

gE 8. SrxRH's Pasaae ss Fashion and
Closbiag Emporium ia jass t6s place to
bay your Clothing.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

~ HsodEis q Uoss af shIs city, are
manufacturing 9 nsw corr shsilsrs which
il sssa 10 be geod thiag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

- Don's fail TO see AaDAAH scHEL-
Exa, a. BssAop'a Opssa Hsuss % Sat
urday sSsning.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

gx Rsnsmbsr "Ths HaymaksEa" ct
Barhop'a Opera House, this sad % -nar-
row evenings.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

~ Read khe advertisement OF j..
MuLLH 1LLAND 4 Go. 10 this issus OF sns
BuaLA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

| hare 60 hand and for sale Z
2,OO0 Coneord Grape Vines.
1000 Isabella a. Z"
500 Cabasba
SOC Allea's Hgbeia Grape Tiaea.
All Of which aEs twe gears old, veil
rooted and in ; shfifsy conditioa, and
will be sold as eastern prices. New Is
the time TO ses thsn CUT Persons wisa;
ing 20 buy Yines, wonla do sell 10 giVt
nae sail.
l. ". BABBITT-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

~Bloom's City Hall Is alp'as OOm
plated.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12
aNFOu nj ATaoy,

/ Easssm ssasa guesaalssA - pssasssa iaxaSSnl
sEewta Of aaiE Hpsa bsla had o. ssassasss
face, alse recipe ssF shs renevsl or pInsgsssl
hassskss, apsssp8 saes - u Gin, ssssGsg The
ssns ssss. sissg "a ess i IL ssa be ] staiae@
witAsAa AazEssy sadasssshg
Tfios, y. caAPaAs, rhsuaIst,
S3yri S7y Breed ssy, New Y0sks
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

AAoxoLrA wATxa.--A Delighted toilet
aysiels -sapssios 50 solsgas and % naii
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12
ERssDsss or YOUTH.

4 "a
a ssstlsman whs suffered Ter Tssga from ssz.
veas Dssilisy. Premature dssay, and al the e.
fsets d ysatafs, inalserstios. wan. sss ths SAKE
asussslax susasaisa #pa Aessa sll~ae meta
IL, ths gsesps spd aisseaisns fer .uassag sAs
aiHpEs yeHaeay sy whiss be sssearea. sagsrsrs
wishlns to pEont By! the adrsrlsss's sxpsStenes,
can do 50 BY sadrsssins IL perfect eeaadsase.
goIg .. OGDEN,
aSagFg q GesSE lAkrsss, New YeEk,
Law OF saUmAaITf. In rssasisa 10 10.
isI evils. IA essay fer Yosng Esn, on Physso4
logical Errors and Aliases. iselasnt 10 YSuth ana
Easily a4shos4 vti9:hs aegsas slew q srs4ly
meat sud eags. ssnl N sealed letter eavsloges,
Erss Of ehssgs Aaasssa %. TgxYE1aa
HouGnToss Harvard ASsssaasisn. Rsilaasishis,
Ps. = = 2 - hloyrTshs
A GRETs wASTPp-sfa 70 sse day, iri in%
otrodacs ear saew eatsnt sFAR fauTTLS
sswTsG kAc4Iaa. Pf.es ssa. u asrs
tws threads, and mskss The geanine Locx
aTSTcu. All ether les priced machines make
lAec HAix sTIEea ExclASiys serrissFy glvea
seaa feT slfeulaEss ~ EB
" O w1ianSaA 90, 4 .
Aanufsct uavrs, 4
n9tm1 cievsisa4, esies
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12

Nov. II, 1867, Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12
ceSssd Blulls ~ q

Coaa6tk Blum fost q
xAils cLosx
w.s@xxg-xis d. saa Il. N n1kNsss. e u A.
sunaays sxssptsas All q 80 u -
sasasaayas sxeesss9s -. m.,.psaa. al
souYnERN-sia @, 500 ~ SO AsifFssa'
~ a1 n. siaS Is~ss "A Ada. Al = a NJ
wss ssssss. sasi a.sss s-elas aaalss.4 r,
- sun4sys txseotsd
afo1Ty CfTY--li A, \. daily
pMAEA-T 4, n. and r. NJ 49,
aAfEa kRslyH. 70 a&k'st
wasxxxw-vts d. y. W RaiErsas. "a Esss .
4 80 Is r. a Masdass sxSassAN VS.. !.
-aoUYnnKN-yta O. .. snA "a soe AAstsssas
wAx KAsr--sIa Lswis ana Adsh ss " sM.s
Ncnanys sxrspse4-
wzsTEaN-sia 1aiss Psssas AsaaFaasi n lksa
sioux 0FTY-s,2 r. y daiiy
nkARA-s A. n. and T. SO
OFFICE HorRs
Sram a.. M tee IN. Sundays sxesptsa. - !.
eunAays froxn - 10 4. q u aas q fsM y .
Wv xAYxAsp, r.
.cougcHI sLuFrs AKD 81, son n. .
y. NAIL xaAIs
&&& - A. !
~ saadayA exeeptsd-
saloaao 6 Northwestern Railway.
TIME TABLE.
xw@ Sa and after February 4sh, ssatns VIII
zxglye ana Depart 40 fsiiaws 4
ARRIvE. p1P.Al.
mr.t - IA xs M MALI ESQ A.
TuandHv cxcersed fsumaAy exeenaedsl
Rxpssss...... fs.oS r. n. gxpEess+-. y 20 =.
fMonday exesptedl lsAtpgdaY sxSeptsd
GEts L. DUNLAP, Ges. sspt.
HoNR supt Iowa DIytSiaa.
II c. aUTF, AGsns.
web IA IggY GeunSil Elnsa-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-12
Grape Mines / Craps slass

Nov. IL, 1857
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05
The New York Herald seems to be pro

The New York Herald seems to be pro-
voked and alarmed at the liberation of Mr..
Davis on bail. 1t says:
But what will be the consequence of letting
the rebel chief 60 without being tried? How
will the people interpret this act? Will they not
argue that if there be no treason the war was in
vain and is fruitless? There is now in the public
mind degree of CONSERVATION and doubt. The
action of the government and judiciary has unset
tied it. Is there treason or is there not? is the
question every one asks Soon, five mistake
not, the people will interpret the action of the
government, the Chief Justice, Underwood,
Greeley, and of all the rest, as repudating trea-
son and as declaring the war failure in its re-
suits. fso, will they not regard the national
debt a national swindle, and repudiate that as
readily as the crime of treason has neen repudia-
ted ? They will say naturally enough that they
ought not to be burdened with debt of three
Thousand millions and upwards, reckoning the
debt of the States as well as of the general gov
ernment, for nothing. They will ask why they
should be taxed hundred and fifty to two hun
dred millions year, when they have been cheat
ed in the object and results of the war. Is there
treason or is there not? This is the question of
the time, before which every other must give
way. 1t involves the security of our government
hereafter and the payment or reputation of the
national debt. Understanding the action of the
government and the Judiciary as virtually declar-
ing there is no such crime as treason, we should
not be surprised to see, within five years, the
debt created by the war repudiated as an i'm
position and fraud. That, in fact, would be
the logical consequence of letting treason 90 un-
tried and unpunshed. If there be no treason the
war was all wrong, and the national debt is a
national swindle.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05

both races; he tells the colored race tina
they must be sober, industrious and honest
and get learning and get lands, not lookin
to confscation and thisis the incendiaay,
so pronounced in the organ of Gov. Wort
and other rebel papers! We wish we ha f.
thousands of just such "incendiaries" in til
South. 1t is true, these papers are compelle
for very shame to change their tone some
what since the Judge has spoken
this State, and they affect to believe, as
justification for the injustice they have dor
him. that he has moderated" or change
his tone since he left Mobile. But not so.-
He delivered in substance the same remark
in Mobile which he delivered in Charlotte
Salisbury, and Greensborough. The onl
difference is, that in Mobile he was replyin.
in the outset of his speech, to the charge
rebel newspaper that he was the represel
tative of a faction, when he was rudely II
terrupted He then stated that he was frt
man in free country, and had the mllltar
to sustain him, and could not be put dow
in that way. The firing then commenced
the meeting was broken up, and the Jude
retired to bis hotel. There was nothin
more "incendiary" in all this on the part
Judge Kelley than there was in his speech'
just delivered at various points in Nortl
Carolina.
This charge of incendiarism is intended I
prejudice the people and keep them fro
turning out to hear Republican speakers
The habit of speaking of incendiaries is
relic of the old slave power. Those who az
continuing this habit should remember th'
the slaves are now as free as they are, an
are not more disposed than Others to act
an incendiary manner. Rebel newspaper
which thus assail the Judge, ought rather
thank him for the milo. and generous mai
ner in which he handles them. He is NJ
half as severe upon them as he might justl
and properly be.
| We trust this is not the last visit of Jude
Kelley to this State. We hope to see hil
here during the campaign for members c
the State Convention.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05
NO.23.
cArAwBA STATION, N. q, Nay seth. /;

CATAwBA STATION, N. c., Hay 29th.
EDrroRs STANDARD: How xeuld your
readers like to have an Occasional contribu-
tor to the Standard from Western Carolina,
the very appropriately termed Switzerland
Of America If they desire it, we humbly
tip our cap, and beg to introduce ourselves
to their good feelings, under the nom do
plane of &c. c. Nc"
In our preliminary, we will state, if the
matter which we write will only be as pure
as the air we breathe, there will be no danger
OF it producing any communicating effect ON
the morals of any of your numerous readers.
Catawba County has long been noted for
the industry, perseverance and indomitable
energy of her hospitable citizens Her rev.
olutionary history, Is connected with that Of
Lincoln County, from which she was divided
some eighteen years ago by the indefatiga-
BILE exertions of her, then Oincoln) member
to the Legislature, Mr.. Wilson. Her capital
is Newton, called in honor of the immortal
philosopher, Isaac Newton, as we suppose,
and whose picturesque scenery is surpassed
by only few towns in North Carolina A
branch of the w. N. c. r. R., about two
miles long runs to the town. In the survey
of the road, we think this could easily have
been avoided with less money than to build
the branch. Newton is in prosperous con-
dition, if we judge by her appearance. Sew
eral new buildings have been erected since
the war, and all her stores are full. The
merchants have had good time, as there
was great deal of corn to sell in this Coun-
ty. 1t sells now at 81 to TO-. There is Q
very good school under the supervision Of
Messrs Clapp & Finger, gentlemen in every
respect qualified to fill the position which
they occupy.
Shall we not say something concerning the
place from which we hail, Catawba Stationa
tits not yet town, and neither was New York
not many hundred years ago. 1t is pleas
ant place on the w. n C. R. r. and near the
banks of the Catawba river The Shuford
Gold Mines, owned by Northern firm
Powell, Connor & Wilson's Lime Works,
Granite Shoals Cotton Factory, are all near
this place.
In future communication we expect to
give you more extended article concerning
this section of the State, hoping it may
prove interesting to your readers.
G. c. Nc.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05

THE CASE OF THE STREET CAR RIoTERs-ALL
BUT TWO RELEAsED-THE MUTILATION OF THE
NATIONAL FLAG-DIsCHARGE OF THE PERPE-
TRAITOR. Is
CHARLESTON, May 26.-General Sickles this
evening issued order in the case of the negroes
concerned in the recent street car riots. stating
that, in view of the general good conduct of the
colored population in trusting to the action of
the authorities tor the recognition and enforce
ment of their rights and privileges, all are re-
leased excepting VIM. Hughes and John F Stew
art who, being charged with stOning the cars,
resisting the police in the discharge of their duty,
and melting Others to riotous conduct, are re-
manded for trial by military commission.
In the case of Stephen Calhoun Smith, charged
with mutilating the national flag at the firemens
parade on April 81, the order says the only exten-
uating circumstance is the prisoners acknowl-
edgment Of guilt, coupled with the avowal that
the act was done in a moment of undue excite
ment, and the expression of sincere contrition for
the offence. Prominent and influential citizens
having petitioned for Smiths pardon, represent
ing that his offence receives no countenance in
the community, and it appearing that the confne-
ment alre ,dy undergone by the accused, added
to the condemnation of the community, will suf-
ficiently admonish him of the consequences of his
misconduct, it is ordered that he be discharged.
The man who deliberately mutilates or insults
the flag, should be shot!
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05

We learn from the Salem O6sercer that the
Rev. Mr.. Hart, who halls, we believe, from
Granville County, while in attendance on
the Mayo Baptist Association in Forsyth
County, recently, went out of his way in one
of his pulpit harangues to use the following
language:
I" He said that "any man who had a soul as
big as gnat would rather be relative to Gen.
eral Lee than to be related to General Butler,
except those men who went into the bushes
rather than fight for the Confederacy and then
ought to be hung with grape vine"
The loyal men present took fire at this
language, and the next day they went to the
place prepared to administer to him good
castigation. Becoming alarmed, he made
an humble apology, whereupon they spared
him. A paper printed in Winston tries to
excuse this reverend traitor and hyyocrite
by speaking of him as "a Christian gentle
man." The Lord save this people from such
Christians They are the DEVILS own. If
there be one place in perdition hotter than
another, it must be reserved for those preach
ers of the gospel who SOW strife, discord and
hatred among the people by their political
teachings.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05
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