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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-07-29

the alleged outrages on Southern loyalists
were again ventilated. Without definite,
action, the Senate took q recess.
HoUsE-A resolution paying Southern
members from the day Of their election,
passed.
A bill changing ports of entry from Ply
mouth to Edenton, and from Beaufort to
Port Royal, passed.
A resolution seating the Alabama mem
bers provoked long debate, but &pally
passed.
The concurrent resolution declaring the
4th article duly adopted, passed. -
The House resumed the consideration of
the funding bill, and took recess.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Blair's letter of
acceptance, dated Omaha, has been receiv-
ed here, and will be published in the Intel-
gencer in the morning. Blair accuses the
Radicals of usurping the power 70 the courts
and Executive, and seeking to maintain
their usurpations by the sword, and insists
upon the right of the people against Con-
gress to control questions at issue
a vote in tho Republican caucus to-day
showed so favorins recess till September
or October, against 90 favoring the regular
A full Cabinet meeting was held te .day,
including Mr. Evarts for the first time.
Both Houses are in session tonight.
Gen. Gillem report regarding the Mis-
assippi election shows that both parties
charge fraud, but he can find none that are
WITHIN military reach. The constitution is
aeisated and military rule will continue.
Hlllem recommends modification of the
law, whereby all registered and qualified
voters may gil vacancies which exist or
may occur in civil, State or national offices.
~. " ,AsHINeToN, July 22.-The Sub-Com-
sn on Reconstruction have prepared q
p'n ior establishing provisional govern
tasht In Texas. It will be considered by
aali committee Tomorrow and then report
81 70 the House. che first section pro-
ssM That the Constitutional Convention
y, Texas shall be empowered to make re-
th hovals and appointments of all officers Of
t .be provisional government, and authorizes
'ne provisional Governor to appoint regis
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-07-29

gla:~ he mas DeeD TO CnlcagO, ana brings
the devil over our head. He took no in
heritance in the troubles of the late war,
had nothing to do with Fort Pulaski, kept
not up much home spunk at Milledge-
Vile. See him when General Wilson ar
rested him and carried him to Macon how
humbly he bows, and seems to have ever
been possessed of the most sacred devotion
to the Union and the cause thereof. He
is the very parsonage of a traitor. Not q
particle of blood flows through his veins
but will change about and take different d.
rections, moved by the vileness OF his trait
orous heart-not even his blood is true to
his system. Then, who was it freed us :?
1t was cross-eyed jeff Davis. He did 1t by
proving true to his cause, for which pun
;shIRent Of two long years was assigned to
him, and is still lingering under Radical
courts. Let US, then, respect each other.
my white and colored friends, and the
North can never run over us. Drop the
expression of" free negro we are freed
h,en. Conservatives do not want to re-en-
slove US. The Constitution Of the Union
protects US against that, and the whites do
not want to do it. Georgia is now in the
Union. Let us cast out these pitiful little
office-seekers of Northern jails. They will
laugh at our ignorance, and carry to their
obscure homes in Northern haunts the
fruits of Southern rule. How many of you
received your mule aud sixty acres of land
which Bradley promised you? However,
he is ass enough to sire sufficient number
of mule colts to supply Georgia.
After the late election you could see
black men coming in Savannah with their
brides, hlpting Bradley's stables. They
went to Nowl's but failed to lind Brad
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

Rornsy, d Bis Fsoeeasiesalss lsttast1
one OF ssky SEQ papsrs, y day bsfars ri
ssrday declared thai ne ssrsihls ku Kldx
Klaa have as sass sgtablisasd thels asns
ID Waahingsou, and already ansnymoss
warnings have been served upon Bas.
Wade, Ben. Butler, Thad. Stevens, Gsn.
Legaa, John A. Bingham, and moss Of
the Leading republicans in Congress.
Forney Is svidsptly drsadfally alarmed
himself, aud talks aolsfally Of death
beads, eolSas and assassinasionss lie
atssss shas be hss seen one Of sha dread
ful missiyss, with iss oabalissic letters,
signs and sentences, and predicts peril
aad death 50 the appointed victims. |,
too, have seen one of the anaaymous les-
ters Of warning, bat, unlike Fernsy,
haEa soacluded thai shsy are ths work Of
some cruel wag, aad not Iivs hu kiax
shirsting for radical blood. Imagine q
foolseap sheet Of paper, trimmed into
sofin shapss vita *. n ~ as sop and
ssK. y. K.aas ne kossam, IN largo Blood
red letters, and twa snaliar oofins 10
BLACK ielsers placed near the middle oil
the sheet, 90 IL TO bear distant seaen
hlanee 70 Rass Of sspalchrsi sysss i'm
aaiu6 th:s sheas, whieh ID white, 10 be
seratebed over slumsily With quantity
Of "cahaIistio letters, signs and senten.
ees " a. Fornsy ealls ia, and goa have "a
idea of the terrible mississs which srs
supposed 60 be- shs dsskh ssRssnse OF The
leading radicals. The sample whioh
have sesn is is woeded ~ folIows -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
THE K. tx. MS.

Ii 10 amaslng TO wssssss The maaavsF-
Ing Of ths Radical psnny-a-linera relative
to ths organisation sAsy themselves hsse
breathsd 10 existence for political ss~
feet, and called KU KLUx KLAH, But
few days ago they bad wondsrfal sto.
riss 10 tell Of the b. Erihle operations Of
shs members Of shs Ku Klax KlAn; Sem
sasion itsms, With grsas sssears heads, =
disgraeed their oolnmns. The telegraph
waa made to ''Fipg the changes" Of the
terrible doings Of shis E,ass terrible se-
erst organisation, Aad BrownIow, the
Tennessee Radical saias, called oat bis
State militia and posiisd authorities a.
Wsshingson tAss IL might be possible be
would need the United States troops to
aid in cdecking lhs horrible doiSgs Of the
Ku Kiax KIau.
Ths thing vas most beautifully worked
up--excissment ran high among cur pso-
pie farthsss from ths scene Of she opera
tions of the terrible Ia klax Klans but
the thing did DOS work IS shs Radical
leaders anticipated. The Ssass elections
came of and they we're defeated. Nov
matters are more qaies. a member Of
the terribls Ku Klax Khan has baen
killed--othsTs have bseu forsed TO the
Geld 10 hold the plow, and yet others
again have beep fesr stricken because OF
the discovery and severe Punishment OF
ysoms Of ths usnbeEs of the klau and
Dax, therefore, they are disbaDding-
shsir horrible doiDgs have ceased. ard
the probabilitiss are that their spirit has
been broken for the present, and We
ale graVely assured By the Radical or
gans that ws may rest easy from this
time until next faII-the terrible Ku
kIux klan, With its raw head and bloody
boaes, need not 10 be feared during the
'ssumGaer soistiee." But next fall, wh1n
the Presidential sanpaigB becomes more
sxeiaimE, 4s0k ssE faz tls Re- ksa
nfHA s@A4oNA% %AtA' IL DthAOstS WAAA
have flushed their pIOwiug-fear will
DO longer deter them, anA q desire for
bloody revenge, and the. eating Of mig
gers and Radicals rag, will so possess
them, that they will 90 forth upon their
midDight raids in increased numbers, and
wish more diaboiical inEsntious than ever
before.
just 80, moro political cfpital must De
manufactured foE Radieslisu. Apd ell
hooesty baviug long sines passed from
the keeping of the leaders Of the Radical
party, If they ever had any, they now
resort to such expedienta as writing up
The horrors Of shs Ks Klux klan TO
frightsn ninuies into support Of their
party and thus perpesgase sbenseives 10
oaicis positions which enable them TO
steal them selves rich aF 1hs expense Of
The people.
Look cut for the terrible Ru Kiux
Khan, abcat sspssnser and October
usxt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

CAS- MoTHEK FoReeT 2-Can . mother
forget? Not morning, noon or night
bat she looks ins the corner OF the kisch
en shers yoa read Robson CEnsoe, aad
thanks of yea yet IS boz. Mothers
rarely heoo4Ee conscious that their chill
dren are grown out of childhood. They
think Of them, advise them, write TO
them, as If not fall foarEssu years of
ago, They eeanot forget The cGild. Three
timss . day they think who ia absent
from the table, aud hopes thai next year,
at the farthess, she may hevs s'jast her
own family shsfe,n and II you are there
look out for that fat limb Of . chicken,
and that coffee witch none bus every
body's own mother can make.
4 mothar magYDing as hsr aFss born's
grayss os closing The dying syes Of child
after ahild, displays . grief whose very
aacrsdness is sublime. But bitter, heav-
Ter than thu death stroke is The dsspsra-
sion OF son who rashss ovsI crushed
hears iHto vices which be would eide
even from the abandoned and the vile.
Napoleon ones asked lady What
Frsnes needed for tbs sdacatien OF Der
yoaih, and she Short profound reply was,
aMosheTe.1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23


pzsocsArlc THgsDEx.--Psal apoa peal
shs Dsmscxatis thand3 ooass from sys-
ny quarter. The rsysrbrataoss IL Cssese-
sieat, sad the tsws and city slsssloas In
sshsrfSsatss have nos yss seassd, and Rad
isal carr are again startled, and DsnesFat-
10 hsarss made glad By aaeshsx psal fssm
JERSEY Nsy. 4 aispSteh says
A charter slscsson was held ~ Ssxssy
eAsy yesterday. 0'nsil, Democrat was
slsessd saAyox by 300 majority. Dsma.
sgatie gain asAr 900. The vets was Toe
Isrgsss ever knowas I, 500 agaiass s. 100
last year.
How do ysa liks 10 Rads, - fss ~ "A
has gsss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

RAIaoAD Tmx.-Ws clip ses seIisw-
lag from eur ssteFprisina. (s) sp-tewa
eosemperssy
ssWs are iafsrnsd thai corps Of go
giaesss arrived ID oar city this moraisg,
30 Gem msnos Easl loo4kios Of he lice
bf tie abovs road thfoags this seansy.
ThsY opened oas their Instruments yssssr~
day 81 ne ofioe of Bsldsia . Dsdgs.s
We hass ssss Esdexssssd shAs railread
time ID ahead al oax sisy sims, bal ws
bad nos learned thai ysiirosd sngiassrs
wsss so much ahead sf sas sims ~ 10 b.
abls 10 s'opsa eua their isss<amsaas'' In
aar slsy whale Gag before shsis arrival
hers. @hls bssss Gssw's saysxsissmsas
absas IN hours.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
AvRcporr OF DANIEL WEBsrxa

ASRcporE OF DANIEL WEBsrEa.
During one OF the college yaca-
tions, he and his brother returned
to their father's, IN Salisbury
Thinking he had Q right to some
return for the noney he had expen-
ded on their education, the father
pat scythas into their bands and
ordered them to mow. Daniel
made few sweeps, aud then rest
ing his seythe, wiped the sweat
from his brow. His father said,
whats the matter, Dan r. my
scythe don't hang right, sir," be
answered. His father hxed il, and
Dan went to work again, but with
no better success. Something was
the matter with bis scythe--and
then 1t was again tinksred--bus it
wag not long before IL wanted Ar
ing again, and the father said in q
pet, "Wsll, hang il tosqit yourself =
Daniel with gnaat eomposurs hung
it on the next tree /; and putting On
. grave countananse, said, 1t
hangs very well now am perfect,
ly satisfied
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

RT Tns people wans 9 reduction Of
taxes. Thsy want reduesioa OF expan-
sss. They want REDUCTION of the ar-
nay. Thsy want rednesiou OF the ma
w. They want reduction In the nam
Der Of revenue officers. Thsy wsas are.
dncsieu Of che tariff. Thsy rant sasn =
reduction Of the national banks az will
bave none Of thssa Institutions In sgis-
teaes. In order TO shsaia these and
other necessary reductions, they intsnd
to reduce the jacebin party to nothing
ness.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

IN Some sf shsss days--lt msy noe
Do aany--a tsls ws viii aafola Of fsaad
and sasrupsiss p<sssise4 IN shis ssaasy.
sha. viii fairly make yoar kais 70 sssaa
90 snd Iiks the aaills apss sAs ffskfal
psrsupias. A tale u messy ssslss ssd
sqssadsFsd, saaa shall sssssls sks vssy
sass AID owls ffom skeis hidine 1lasss,
and mako yaus bleed shill nsss sspt6ly
sAaa woald sss spectral sppsassAss % .
msnber sf the sssribls ID Kisx KiaA.
The sisss hss pei zee ssms ssf fsll sz-
poss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

FslpEryuL AeoIDssz.--A ssrrihls assl-
asns seoarrsd near Aadrs~, Jaoksos
sesnsy, aa saaday, the p.rsiaalsss Of
whish The naA1aas Hrald says ssAs
Mr. Lisingstap has going kons from
shnEeh his horses took fright and ran
awky, soning 10 . turu IN ths read shsy
Fsa inss ths fsnes, throwisg Ms. Lssinx..
ssaa sut sxsipst II viii sssh fsrss a q
iniasa bis spine 90 severely that his sas
asfeFy ID songl4esed very doubsfuI. His
zen. lad of 10 os Ii yssss, was also
tArswn eass hssinx lsx bsskss, ssa i
aFaghsfsI sak aorsss the fersAsad and
faes. his isjnsiss afe rot % serious as
tAess ef his fsshsEr ~. Lisingssonss
wifs saa yoaagsf child. whs Nars in
shs wagoa d No Tina escaped sakzgs.' y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23


How TO HRLP 4 PARER.-We
write, says the Holmes County
Farmer, for ourselves and all our
brethren. We are writing, dear
reader, to you. If you want 10 helD
1 newspaper always pay your SUBJ
setiption in advance. Live right up
TO this rule. Send the editor at
lsass one new subscription besides
your own, and often ii may happen
yea can pick np half adozen among
yoar neighbors and intends. Such
things make prinssE grin from ear
to ear; they make biz heart light,
they naaks him feel yonng, shsy
make him work with new grit: ID
short they make him happy, and
enable him TO give ron much bet
Ger paper for yosir money,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

Rr Sofs hsads aud seft hearts Do not
necessarily 20 together. IL l. ofssner
thai sofs bead is accompanied b. no
heart al all, 40 far as can Be disoos cred.
a soft heart may 60 10 company siih
the wissss bpsd. u i, hsweTsrs - be
remembered that even softness, in respect
to hearts, 10 not always alike. A hsass
that suggssts the sostnass Of masb. for
instance, IL anyshing bus good whiie
thai which is made 40 By the szaesicas OF
charity, love, and the whole GALAXY OF
goodness 10 suas TO b. azaeng the eass-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23


The managers of sbis read ara pashing
the wnrk ferwaFd with all psssiols
speed. They have lssgs fssss On sns
east sod Of the road jass wsss al Dss
Moises and their ssginsers ass wasAin
sighs miles Of this ciss mskiag sAs isee :
lion Of ths road. We understand that
as seon as the lssAsiaa 10 maae that work
win be commenced at this sad sf shs
line and thai the work will be pasasd
forward 80 fass as men and nsasy can
push IL, We yoald act bs surprised IL
In less shas a gear shs rasa 10 somplsssd
TO it's depot groonds In shis saty. The
managers say shas IL wiil bs 80 osmPis-
ted and prove the ensrgy nov being az.
hioited. We bare seasap 10 believe
that they mean what they say.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

IL . western village = ei.aEnsing
weIl- preserved widow had been
courted and won By . physieissl. ~
She had children among them i
crippled boy, who had been pstte.
and, III not spoiled, certainly allowed
very great freedosn in deb&ts. .s'
The wedding day was approsch-
in9, aud II was tinle the children
should know they we're to have >
new father, Calling the crippled
boy, she said ssGeosge, ] ana 60
nd To- do something before long
thst | would iiks 70 talk aboat with
yen. = 81
@WsII, IA, what i itYs
II am int9nding 10 marry Dr.
Jonss i ! Nv days, and
4Ru1lY fw yoas ma Does DT.
Jonss knoy it7''
I. sssehf har brsafh, bat hilsd
ii articuiate ! rssponse
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

lTS~s ~ Is saatun i - ns1sise
shs ~. n ia,ss1hnsu4 fsess =
stsppl1e lsKis,Aftop - = -, fsAalss
Mi prsss ssrvissabls = - Cow
s@sssaus nu1ts - sli'slv - sssss..ss
sssivsa - Wauhinelse - -
lsis ssissssss - - msessss q
Rasss ~ lunaiss1 = inbsspsss Ass
sssd ellsss = salntss sess1A pss.
- - ~ - seaaasRe4t =
~ = - sgk {
GIiust - - I1aa esss - !. Dshr
lib, frsIssa. fse 1hs| ssssplfss q sAs
rsespsiss u NE psisss sf Wales.
sassssa has writes . Isssw = S@Asss
osassron . rsfsrsass % esnAznasar
tiou At The Gsssssss and Rsp.sassa
ns4ssrs Il saA fsaassivsais lssisasfsfss
dasissag has ixsnsfsr 10 sAs frsasasy de-
passmsas, ssd declaring that % sonsad-
y aslsn ssala iadass him 10 assuns shs
autiss % shs Tfsseary Dspsrsnssss q
rsusslA IL tas wsf Dspsrsnsns any.
loagsE thar repaired fss the spssaasnsaa
and ossasmasisa sf his sassssses.
aaa grass MIN spssdy sxis.
Ths Hsrald's ssssssi fssm sassslsaa
fsporss ne sassrs aisgdou u Spaia agi'
saasd by rssolaiisaarY anqaist. has-
ssal law mas pseslainsd b. royal esasE
il the psoyises Of Csssloais,
The iIsrasd's spssial from Haysi Aths
sage bloody bassls bad tsksa piass
nsas GoaATss. The Goysrpmsat fsfsss
Sambsred eoomsa; Caso's, 1000. The
LASER lay In smbush after rsasisg tbs
Gsvsrnmsns sgoeps, epa ssseek z aam-
bex Of towns, oaptsred naay prissnsrs
and The snsmy's cannoss.
The Hesala.s special sass sss assisaal
sxoops In Vsasnasls have gAinsd . de-
sisive sissoi bas ssill dead lssk In
ossgrsss. The aasnsss are vsry isw.
Pressdsns Rsleoa b eostssssiag vita
wealthy dew for loan.
Ths N. I. Herald has . speaisl 20 tbs
s6ees shat tadieaI conspiracy u On soSt
10 exssEsa the ssrus oil The prssidsni's sf-
HOs 70 ssa years strip sas supssms ssars
of the power 10 psss apsa sAs sosssita-
sasnalisg OF ssss Of Osngrssa, and slses
tssans Ia doabsfal ss4sssf By tbs bsyooss
sad anElmissd lnaaaisa si surrsasy By
sasisaal baaks.
d great tsaal ssFs visited Gssdalsspe,
ssbnssgipg . Bsisiah vessel sompasssly.
Ina ware was si@lIas 10 thss which via
lied 81. Thomas last fall bat larger. 10
lasssd swsasy-tosr hours. The sss 20
rsssdsd thirty miles aad lefs all the
sAips agrsand, shsa gigaasis vsvs re-
tarnsd, khrsassniag gssssal dsssfassisa.
a Hsr Fsrk dsspasch says b 10 roper.
Ted thai fsarfal saciasas ossarssa on
she Eria Railway, savslvins tha nvss Of
oyar ops huadxsa RsoPls, sss ne ss.sisss.
sss gissn.
Nsshisg Of iapaFsases % shs inpsssh-
msns question. Aar. stsnbsrvy was ssill
iadispessd. Same doeansnsary svidsaos
Yea insrodaesd, aaa Batter iaads sesss
dbjscsion thereto.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

sgsDrsa.-By cur exchanges We see
that sha farmers thFougheat the ssaka are
bnsily sngagsa patsing fa their speiug
crops. a large naEbsr u acres via Be
sewn this season--mash larger tAan gyss
before. The season ls savsral weeks ia
advance of Last ysAr and 10 shia rsspsea
closely resembles that IL slight ysafs
ago, shea xheat was solwn ID MascA,
and at harvest yisldsd fFom thiEsf .
foTtT -hEs hushsls per asss. If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

PorrAwATTAafrE CouyTY.--By
q private dispatch received from
Council Bluffs, we learn that the
Republican Convention Of Potta-
waftanie county, held on Saturday
last, elected delegation TO the Con-
gressional Convention In favor of
the nomination of +. W. Palmer.
Five counties in the Fifth District
have thus far held Conventions, and
of thirty. five delegates elected,
thirty are in favor of Nj. P,
We clip the above from the Des
Moiues Register. Some time ago
we gave notice that the Sring in
tended the political slaughter of
Gen. G. M. Dodge, and we are now
convinced, notwithstanding the en-
dorsement given to the General at
the County Convention, that the
firing" had determined oa the de-
soa& of che Gsas<Ai Il hsoanas ha-
fore the Congressional Convention
as . candidate. But, says an ar
dent friend of the General, He
was not a candidate"
When the elder Adams desired .
certain member of his cabinet TO
vacate, he said your resignation
viii be accepted. So with the @late
lamentedn and Postmaster General
Blair. Mr.. Blair rendered his res
ignatioa. Is it Improbable 70 sup
pose that the "ring" said 10 General
Dodge, We admire you, but your
declination to be candidate for re-
election win be acceptable 7 And
thas the General, following the pre-
eedent above, declined, and that the
.ring," compiimenting the General,
with empty words, eleeted > dele.
cation, as above stated by the Reg
ister, to vote for the nomination OF
F. w. Palmer RRoUIRscAT IN
PACE, General.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
Cast the Devil into hell.

We forgot. All Clarke county, Ohio,
is 10 terrible exeitament over The mur-
der OF good and rich eitixen named
HeftsIsr, Several men have been arrest
ed aud cast into Jail 90 suspioioa. The
murder was eold bioodsd and foul
one 700. 10 the city of Dayton 10 1882,
wbiie aTss..fs aaH Assns fsnsa smaTkaa, ssss
soeompffs6sd and talented Bolimayer,
editar Of she Daytou Empire, wss shot
dows like dog by msa hy abe name
Of Brown. HIs last words as be fell
were-"Oh, my dear wife" We knew
BolImsyer; be vas gentleman. He wss
shot because he sfabnsed the Governments
and 10 those dats the "Gosernment"
meant ihe Repabliean party. A Radical
jury aequisted ltrown and In their Esr.
shooG "sopperhead.n The judge who
40 charged the jary 10 aow ianssio [
Just Judgment Nearly every man who
sat on the jury Ia dead ! Righteous jadg-
msntI But Brown, the murderer, still
Wallis the streets Of Dayton. He should
se caught. tried and hung. That would
be justice. Years passed. The grieved
widow placed 4o0umsnt over The grave
Of bar husband With lhis Inscription.
''Es died Martyr to Trashp'
The black. hearted Radicals Who had
control Of the cemetery, although the
greund upon which it vas erected be-
Ianged TO Mra. Bollmsyer. tore down the
monnmens. Let there be justice. IL she
cisy aatboFities hare not, or aanuos reach
she outrage, let the next Legislators
make lev upon the sabjsos. Is ts high
time tbs devil be east back into heil.-~~
Fremont Oh Messenger.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

BIe THISa.-~TaE WoRKaEE ON
rHs ERrDaS TUNNEL STEIKE a
SHEET or MENERAL.---Last Wed
nesday afternoon, the workmen,
while employed in excavating and
blasting away the rock for the
bridge tunnel, struck large grey
ice, which appeared 70 run in an
east and west direetion, while in the
fissure of the rocks overhead could
be distigetIy seea glitseIing in the
light, ! thread of mineral. Under
the impression that this lead 10
things, an old miner volunteered TO
10 explore the crevioe, and provi-
ding himself with the proper lights
he started oas. He followed the
opening for pesxly two hundred
feet. and had the satisfaetign Of
seeing the mineral grow thicker and
thicker IS ii tended downwards.---
Hs also iound many Jumps Of ore.
and other signs which give lndioa-
.tions offs mine IN thar vicinity of
great richness. If the lead only
holds out 90 rich a. II has started
the contractors on the tunnel may
consider themselves lucky fellows.
nabasue Times.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23
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l The Ksnsucky Dsmocratic
papers are pzking slas ground tAst
the sspsodess of aboaisking slaYery
usss revolutionary, = shAt the ratik
eation shereof By The seeded stasas
was compulsory; and khat the whole
matter will be sa-ecnsidered whsa
military power shall be withdrawn.
And very properly and justly 70
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

That anybody In bis asnses sholid re-
gard this absnrd document as anything
but hoax 10 surprising, bat, nessrthe-
less, it is true thai some Of she recipients
have been thrown into high state of
alarm snd apprehension. Ben Wade got
one, bat threw Ii into the Gre, having
been accustomed, be said, to the rscsp-
sien Of threatening missivss for many
years, and never bokhered himself about
them. Butler also vas honored with q
polite invitation 20 become 'fbloody food
for the klex," and tore up the ne.s and
envelope. All thess mis#igss wsrs sent
two days ago, and we're accompanied BY
notes pnsp6rsiag 10 throw light on the
subject. No one except such are badly
scared, regards the matter In AnY other
light than Rs . stupendous hosx.-Ex.