New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

limo We cona ated ourselves upon yonr PTG9'S"n ,t Se
r. tho nnaud of h Department and hoped d u,,id pe
oniis throughout Tue cOuutry We yet have ai, H,s
godd vil from the change For the pht fnoue,t
throughout this country; desperate ,,,inr and
have hccn tIaNCrsiug the land, hssdt'i.nnSs heat
threatening the peaCeahe and unonrndlnk, k,ed,nen ana
INC shooting a. wOuudug, and killing Tion men
Uli0n Ia t1is aud adjoining @ t.ReH ont aud
NbIppcl .nd le tied to tree. or allysn IN % aI t
of tbe United states have cen , horses and beaten
Io' ho 6Il tb ,, ,yolycrs and left FOR dead carriers
o oNsI h - = ltc"ed and driven from the service ana
have DTfn y st broken up. The private citizens
our our % Gc " ,teTferCd Win their daily occupation ana
i & snces driyeu the brush and ia others com.
LIED IN neglect theic business and leave t! ultir
homes. Tie Treasurer or our county So co3ntrv
sIH.c' ,re var On account Of his Unionism and who
srrycd during the var n the th hansas Idns s,;ns
FterI service. recently had ms STORE az Joduo ia then
toIsu INTO the clerk taken out ana abused, anu L
s,r rhDlug the tore OF money anu ~, hiro loss of
,G ,,srytInr iIr Sumner had Ten or hiteen aes-
perdo came from Jordan SsaS Saig Moore one of
Iho md Ie't citizens presenting their six shooters
cooked at his head, and threatening bsiS % trends and
Was only by eiTeaty OF some OF 'HoIr roontiT
alarm given TO the Union men; WI %ho Ressagcs
rallied, Ih't en, ms bv Bick,Tsisf aud other des-
nsr,docs nSr Threatening to burn down our County
.ol and In @ %g Homes aud guard at night
hsn compelled 10 'aye our ur SnstSsss we canot
rc cost and interference WIN our Durless VIC h
uSl 80 - may flr n some idea Of the terrible con-
dm OF affairs here. Unless We can rSeeNe sone l ~
efinnf a d
remain Gniey st homes We must take our 1alhlles
md iaaye tle country. Respectfully submitted, c,..,
cdnnfy Cnart William Wages. Clerk District Court Van
zandtC9 MeD MooI' Assessor ana C9sSfPr orace 60
Wcoh. Postmaster, ana others.
THE CAMILLA MASsACRE-A NUT FOR b. II. HILL
10 CRACK.
STATE OF GEORGIA, DOUGHERTY COUNTY
Brforo me- the undersigned, personally appeared Brown
Iuunou who being duly sworn, deposeth and SAITH that
he ho father OF lshmae LunnOn, who brought the rst
intelligence Of the Camilla slaughter TO Major Howard,
u s. sar-A Assistant Con missioner B. II. f. and A. L.,
at Albany, Ga and who Is declared by Representative
Henry Morgan the Georgia Legislature and b. H. Hi
OF Georgia to have served term IN the Pententiary;
and deponCnt further swears that Tie foregoing decdTd
non 6y ne snj0 Henry NOrtGa aud the sad b. H. HH are
~koly fIlse and t,.iRot Foundation IN truth; that
the said Ishmaei LuGnon has never been IN
the PoniiCnuary, nor in any other prison,
and that be has never tried for any oeDse against
any law OF the land DopOaent further swears that Tue
lived IN ibis immediate ncghDOrhOOd. and that the fore
going statements bc further subsatiaed by hund'
reds Of competent Witnesses, white and black.
suora ia a4d sl.sulea Albany @ l2h DAY Of
s,cosl i,..easr, ar;er Major L A. sabA'nt
sHsKtFF PoPEs BODY IN NEw-oRLEANs.
ORLEANS, Oct! 21.-COl Henry II. Pope,
eS United states officer aad Republican shera Of the
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Franklin on the evening Of the nth nst by mob OF
disguised white men, on the night Valentine
Chase Republican Parish Judge was murdered, ana his
body wa found next morning the street in Franklin
Col Po,s body arrived in NewOrleans on the evening
OF the - j., aud houOrod, to-day, with an imposing
funeral. The procession TO the boat contained Gov.
warmoth, and Gems. Rousseau, Buchanan. Hatch, and
stats and many prominent Republicans. Mrs Pope en-
barkcd with her husbands body, for Illinois Sheriff
Pope was formerly Colonel Of the 23d Illinois Regiment,
not Of the 18th, as orroneously reported.
THE MEMPHIS PIRACY-A REBEL MANIFESTO.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 21.-After seeing
oegrapht report Of the dispatch Of Gov Clayton to
tho President Of The United States in reference TO the
alleged anticipated troubles at the election in Arkansas,
Robert A. Howard. Chairman Of the Democratic State
Central Committee. teegraphed tho following: "The
Conservative people OF Arkansas expect TO have quiet
election in November II permitted, and TO insure that
result would he glad 10 have sufficient United states
troops sent 20 under the command OF dsinter
ested officers All our interests side with order and peace,
and there are here whatever Of trouble orgnat
iuc with tle Democrats. Gov. Clayton had determined
10 make trouble possible, and had authority Of law
90 purchase the arms board the steamer Hester"
OF THE RAPIDEs TRIBUNE OFFICE.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-The Office of The
Raptes Tribune at Alexandria, was destroyed, three
NIGHTS ago. BY o mob. All has been quiet in St. Marys
.nco the troops arrived large meeting of exsodiers
passed resolutions, udy upOh
aud Gen Rousseau to protect and loyal citizens
INDIGNATION MEETING IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 21.-A meeting was held
tms afternoon TO express indignation at the recent
murders In this State. Mayor Clark presided, and
speeches were made by Senator Sawyer. Collector
Naskey and Ohers Scott has offered rewards for
The aBureheneon Of the murderers and expressed de-
terminsioa maintain the public order at an hazards
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