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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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80 ~ hsa an only son and
eeee1 1900 - phsai ms property In
g ~ aands. On condition ne would
nlaantssn plm- as ney had but one
morse sne iafher RODE and the soaI
walked 20 ne Justice 9 otiice TO gst
the bsasaness dene. The writings
were arawa ana executed, and the
60 PAT ths aeeas In hss pocket.
ANe eta gentleman theH walked oat
Of fhs room and was u the act of
moHaamR. y en- Joan steps up,
t.ses 20 oriaas foas @ his band and
ridee g aeying, athar Tue mare
u m1Qes ana s&fI ka1e poor CD man
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20
A TERRIBLE STORY.

BFsn the Geassnhas Tvs SNsNtsss, sakS -
JuLY 20, 1858.
Upon ressaning our personal lib
egky, we, the undersigned, kpewn rs
the Columbus prisoners deem Ii
proper to publish the following brief
account uf our arrest and 6onflne
meat by the military authorities.
Daring tbs night OF the 10th AZ
March George wv. Ashburn was 40
sassiIated III q low negro brotllel In
Columbus, Georgia. On tlaB6th day
of April 13 citizens were ARRESTED hy
Capt. Mills, OF the Us army. On
the 10th they were released under
bond. Four OF this nurnbsr have
been ra-arrcsied. The man Mills
stated slsas he did not know the
elEirgc against the party arrested,
but no one believed HIM, and the
taet In only mentioned to silow the
character of the proa edinga. On
the nth day OF May four arrests were
made oA the 9th fosar; on the IA
of .Jssaacg four more; ala the 18th,
seven, followed tho next day by two
others. On the 24ttl another and the
lust occurred. These arrests were
made by the order Of Ten. Meade.
Several eft tha Undersigned haze La
their possession written orlers which
SHOW this fact. The arrests were
made without warrant, affidavit or
charge. No preliminary cxanllna-
ti0n was held. We were kept la to-
sil ignorance 0fthe expart evidence
against LIS, and the names Of our nc
casegs were CONCEALED from us. No
one who has followed the trial will
be surprised at this apparent negleeke
While we were clagnoying for the
charges against IA, Joe Brown,
Whitley, Maj. slnythe, and others,
were ssiborning Defs, Marshall, ben
nstt and Amanda Patterson. The
evidence for the pTynecutiol &C.
knowledge that disclosures were
made under threats of iiapris<aa-
anent. ThSs IL bad enough. but q
worse feature Ii that the date of
these disclosures l. placed b. the
negFues themselves subsequent to the
|nESsaknf : s1A3esity &C Tia prisoners.
The question naturally ARISES, upon
what foupaiatiUn were the arrests
BAKED ? on the q persons arrested
ON aud aimee the l4Eh cf Nay, four
were suborned By bribery. torture
and threatB.
Nine, amer confinement Ia. fegon's
ceiIa and much suffering, were TO-
leased without any explanatixn
whatever. The remaining nina are
the sig9er8 ~ Til card. The prison
Sra afnoeted IA Nay wers Il Fort
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20


Der. And thus We see, one by one,
the sleifies Of Radieaiisrn buriesqued
and given over 10 the dogs TO worry.
Let The people take warning.
xeyrs Terch Lissss Processssa
Last night the negroes nf Omaha,
under the leadership Of the Black
Republican aTanners" Of that place,
had torch light pro assaon 1t which
were consumed considerable oil, d
goodiy quantity Of gas, and heavy
investment was also made In PERU
mary. - ss.t
The notify crowd was loudly and
DANGEROUSLY addressed by various
and sundry of the ''white trash. y
among the number we ara informed
that Brig. Gen. silas 4. Strickland,
who went Into the late supplement-
ness rs q poor Democrat, but who
was 90 Fortunate a. 10 resire from the
conflict q rich Republican, able to
keep d fine carriage and horse In
which hs daily rides from HE family
mansion TO his Government oface.
This gentleman Is reported to have
ulalio trRaasss speech e his eslelsd
friends. That his remarks were
rylgfiA In @trSef sgunx4 faste we Hre NOT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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nePuDaacAn 10y sanss - ,owe.
ei9mk tszzss AZ VIA sIa1 fssls Is -
OF .sreo speech ana Isea pses---sases !.
win enAe cry aslu ringing Shrnaa8n
the land they arressed ana lncaIcera
ted In loatnsofsle dungeons Demo
cT&fs VINO -, uaFeu .ad1igs IN - -
Il speaeh." 1ne5 naoopsa eaisofs alse
destroyed presses becaass they dased
assasf ana maintain the freedom @
the press FOR iour IoIag anu weaxs
years she freedom OF specFn ara w
pres - 80 = taaa'eksIy 20 - sI's aaua
ana y Was yoEsn, 9 nlsaaa Z tbs Q ~
sers gnat Ene CONSTITUTION % us
United states prosecteu Lne persona
liberty OF neT citizens. me hapa0
: iieaa party isas faisa fisd every pledg'
they made the people. hey nay'
= contracted 9 pu0lie debt which loom
mo1ntain high, and threatens 9
: crush beneath its terrible weight thi
|, very liberties of the people. The.
I hare created naaay thousand new
and useless Offices and fiil6d then
4 with men that are sucking tho LIE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20


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win b silsnt to-day. The hacal
nArs aM snne nome ne oaa H.
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Rhode Island Senator d with him.
In tbs above We have j ufn mic
tura of ths Uhsef Jsasfice OF the Sa
prsme Court Sslsueu r.. Chase
drawn by o Radical i,an.i. How
| ungrasefal are the dogs thai turz
upon their fnrnses master and sxaar
and snap ID him because III, no Ion.
ger haa the wherawifh 10 feed afss
fattsn them.
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Ia drawn, was erstwhiIo the inaste
moving spirit Of the RadicsI party
/ and gave to 1t all It's vitality. ans
furnished 10 1t, By his mona,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20


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ina resid encs - our wi = - ~
E SeXefW of the ind a{Njgned neYex
sAH ul9 0telye WnItleV nnafl
Mee14 16er t9etr axFe1k When tlIey
aaH - nam ne neSer presn1ned co.
tfeas EncM via dsSrespecs.
Aeeenk ueNeaQpmenM new - ~
naye NnQsFn nina ~ n6 Infamous and
~ Atnenk ~ Fa1oxned witnesses
.uiDe proven ny th0Ge WHO know
- ne5 III m3end4 and the pre-
nefa MQk @xAxetNted this hAFpax1ty
Win WINCH we were treated bat
I tney AnQui0 NOE throw the rsHpon11-
naiIky upon . c0ntcmpt1ble detective
VINO weulu only rory In the notfr5es
~ ~ l@mMy Wnut0 K1Fo him. We
~ tuk nixnex game. Gen Meade
sQid len. 8. Gn1it0u ldurfnT til
4 VAT Ten. Lees adt1tautl /, UPON tbs
4 eve o. ms departure from Af1aatA,
that % had ieft taif i1l6triictiou4
with Gen. 6lb1Gy cBncexuIIl& he tlin
position Of the Columbus prisoners.
these Instructions e0utfoiIed our
treatment. and leayg no question III
| 90 responsibility. AZ the dune, and
u manner that win not ff3trude
1 upon your valuable space, We viii
niake good our position, and VIII
i show conchtsi yely that this ulparaE
ielad peFSeeaafiuH VIVA afte0uted no3es
| ~ 5or political purposes.
il The utticers and soldiers III the 9nT-
1 FisoT wtrs - kind ia their orsiess
wouta permit and respectful. VIII
but 11w exeeptiUne uen. LINUS
courtesy 0tlffnR the fkfmf. fsfer14IlY
after DslkeB niifbf WIS fkI strong cum
trust with the yInttctive, tlngtner-
Gus, nninanly and uneuutlaf1na1ly
] eusaiiuct II ID HrDwn.
Of TIC abte and uniting 3hx3w N
our cou11e6l, We cAnuut speak III <tl
high pthise. Ssss5
1f Iu tie Heop3e al fS4arn1f6 and -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

-
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ls !
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I ~ e + ShufIa p - - = 49,
4 $3.50, - .r1f 80 - 4 a.
-. - - i. ~: 81 - xs--s
h. \ p. IA +. ;.
L. t. Nsa6 - Ao4e -
stntsunent nay prOvs txuei bet
u,ouId srid. il ar 0nini0n. II thev
-, 49, q - + 49, Ts 80
1'sosS -
aess sxa Y ], ~ e
bl,sInsw stsn & i siolnr- s.lI No
$3.50 sh,rt. 4 e.v y. y. ..,x,s.,..a -
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hundred and torty I've degrees, ~
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oaehir nsrn,eafssi mn IL Ufbolic
acid nsid black as chaxc0al. It b
thought that the ties % psepsred
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esrhoiissd - and 49, mis- lie
rnad will b 4 gnonuulenk almost ~
= apyramid.
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Hiana Vlysses 10 Sc . Joke. UnI0r4
tznateiy, the name b tins oniy ~
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80 !. - - -. - 90
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

And ws warn shss .slles nat
such 10y ~ ths result ii thier VI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-10-31

Before our next issue the national
struggle for constitutional independ-
cnce will beover. republican form
of government on the one hand-a
military despotism on the other. An
acknowledged peer of Washington
and Of Jefferson on the one side-an
acknowledged dolt, habitual drunk
ard and brainless despot on the other.
Which of these shall hold sway over
this once proud and powerful nation
will he the ruling question on Tues
day next. This will be the mosti i'm
portant election ever held in America,
and will decide whether or not a re-
publican government shall exist here
after. Let us be hopeful.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-10-31

VINO CAN BEAT IT2-Wc are
indebted to a kind friend, says the
Holly Springs Reporter, for the fol-
lowing report of one days picking Of
cotton in the neighborhood of Chu-
lahoma on Wednesday, the 14th, on
the farm Of Mr.. johnson B. Harris:
"Henry Harris, (white) 452 pounds;
Howard Harris, II years old, (white)
$40 pounds; Anderson, 40s pounds [;
Rufus, 1873 pounds; Jim, 355 pounds;
John, 300 pounds; last four eolored.
Total days picking, six hands, 224i
pounds, an average per hand, Of 374
pounds The cotton was picked
iolerably clear Of trash, and from sun
rise to sun set. Who can beat it2
Pamela will "pass." Harrah for
ave Harriscs'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-10-31

The barkcepers of Brookhaven
have reduced the price of drinks to
fifteen cents.-Erchange.
We suppose our friend of the Jour.
nal "smiles" frequently.
Oxford Falcon.
Yes, we do "smile" occasionally,
friend Thompson, aud the beauty Of
it is, we never have to pay for doing
so either. Our saloon keepers are
too clever to charge an editor for
his tods.-Southern Journal.
Not much! Pamela and Batesyille
saloons haven't come down to fifteen
centsl Not they! Whisky costs
them too much !" Drinks are fifteen
cents everywhere else.
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Y. Days Photograph Gallery, on
6,Wrner Of Main and Union streets,
Memphis is the place to get fine pic
lures Of every description.
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Tcrs Tonic Syrup, a certain cur
b. chills and fever, can be found at
l. H. Yates, Batesville, and T. c.
Mathews, Losg Creek.
MASsrIErD & HIoBEE,
Sole Proprictors.
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Fine furs and fine hats Of the very
Mat styles at Lcidy & Co.'s Main
and, oppose Court Square, Memphis.
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The emporium of fashion in Mem
;his Is the Southern Palace Of How
Wood & Co, where the latest and
ast fashionable dress goods, white
pods, and furnishing goods ge%narally
a. always be found. Among the
|vniiemauly attaches are Messrs.
psd and Strange, s. N. Pearson,
Ciptain A. j. Black, and 7. b.
|HsEwen, all well known in North
Mississippi.
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PRICE a TERRY,

COTTON FACT IRIS,
Office rith Price & TreddrsH.
n. W. psics. ]. q. TrnET,
Late Henderson, Terry 4 Co.. NO.
ocif-3m
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Nv the Use Of the Mississippi Diarrhra Cordial,

.DtARRHTA one Of the most fatal diseases known IN the Valley Of the Mississippi 10 rapidly
and radically curd-henco iu name. II will Aa when taken according 10 directions nest
usarchy cure all cs Of Cholera Cholera Mobui Collie Dyantuy, and all diseases Of the
Bowels
Ills prescribed by the art Western aud Southern physicians and uzd N the hospital, n
the country as a standard remedy
Thousands Of Soldiers aud i~ns have been cured BY tho lee Of this Cordial, and Il may
properly he termed the Great Medicine 81 the South and West
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C~mros.-Middling i quoted at
|nag2lc. In Memphis.
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MansfeId's Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial,

A Rnhd, Radical and noe-hHhug Specific for
Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Diarrhod, Dysemory, Collie, Fnr, and Loosenees
~ s. of he Bopeb.
Vegetable In t composition aud prepared at their Laboratory from Barki Roots Der
"#H rs Gums and HuhA
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Dr.. g. Williams Balsam Of Wild
aud Wood Naptha-a sure
srr for consumption, coughs, colds,
|e., for sale by W. c. Clarke. No
|prsOn affected by any Of the above
should he without a bottle.
Iy ii! TRY RI! If.
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CorroS.-Tobin, Lynn e. CO., re-
GIVE the very best prices for cotton
to them, the large amount
pssing through their hands giving
hem advantages possessed by few
Their large stock of sup
yiies enable them to.sell very cheap.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-We call the
|rpr,ion of our merchants to the
|esof Chamberlin d ingalls,, whole
~ dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
s Main street, Louisville, Ken
kky. This is one of the most ex-
EnSve houses in the trade, and deal
n will find It to their interest to
|pye them a trial.
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Prepared only by Mansfield 4 Hisbee,
Wholesale druggists and Chemists,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

Sold by respectable Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
IN, a, y . 4. YirES A,c~n. snt ? r sArErv= ~f-sgr5''k
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John McLennan a. Co, cotton fac
t0s and commission merchants, $50
Front street, are reliable dealers and
guarantee entire satisfaction in all
lnnsactions. Give them a trial and
Na will endorse what we say.
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MOORE, WHITFIELD & Co.-The
a'g' business done by this firm is
Dc ee, evidence that they give sat
%aiacti0n in their dealings with our
iAnlsrs. The senior member Of the
IN, Virgil V. Moore, ESQ.,, has an
aiensiye acquaintance in Pamela
Suaig, and their continuous patron
: from year to year Is a proof Of
asr confidence and esteem for him.
Lsldy Co, opposite Court Square,
HAST, Memphis, keep only the
.sst f1sh;orabi. Ger. hat. o,o
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Go to Lcidy & Co.'s opposite Court
Square, Main St, Memphis, for first
das hats, ladies' furs, and fine goods.
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RIpy, BURRELL & Co.-Atten-
ton is called to the card of this re-
liable firm, wholesale dealers in pure
copper distilled whisky, and foreign
and domestic liquors, No. II Fifth
street, Louisville, KY, from which
it will be seer that our energetic and
clever friend, Capt. Ed. Dyer, is To-
Gated in the Falls City, and is better
prepared to attend to the wants of
his numerous friends and offer them
better commodities for less money
than ever before. All the members
of this firm are experienced in the
business, which is a guarantee that
dealers will get the best articles.
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Fov Ne pass wteh lhe vsaiheF Me-
bssn bsnalihal ast Hbs kiad " mIl
ouf planting friends sol shsbIe them
n ~ ihsIs emlon ont The market
here is brisk end cellon growers In
Tess Spirits The efspIs turning Oai
mHch better Than vac espectei, aad
/ Il nov believed ihai ihfee.furha
NJ Az average crop viii be gathered
In Panola couaiy,
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Medical mcn prescribe Texas Tonic
Syrup In their private practice. plan.
tcrs without number use il on their
plantations. II has been introduced
into thousands of families. Every
where Il Is Endorsed as one Of the
best cures for fever and aguc that
Is known. Texas Tonic Syrup is
rapidly taking the place Of every
similar preparation that has ever
been used in the South and West.
See the advertisement. Mansfield 4
Higbee, Memphis, Tenn, sole pro-
prietors.
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Sweet potato vines, cot lhe length
n slips, and put ~ In ihe same WAY
seed potatoes are put ~ 6f winter,
will keep until spring, aud be ready
for mes, years planting This will
DO away with The %necessiiy u bed.
ding out for slips, aud will enable the
planter 10 plant much earlier, Try
the experiment before your vines are
killed by the frost. They are not
much hurt nov.