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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-28
COMMERCIAL AFFA1Rs.
nIonetnrr and CemmercInl.

mOuctnry ana commercially
Monetary matters thisweelk, viii probably
DO easier, aud financial business less sctive, than
they last week, but still there Is no reason to
look for any marked change IN affairs until some
time In July Tho inquiry for Money Keeps up re-
markably we'll, and will continue, as have said,
In all probability, through the greater part Of the
summer season. H
Exchange will, IL is thought, remain at = pro-
mum n. TSnS 5sse % a1ring JIy and Aggft q Il Is
Businea IN .hlrl.slrset closed more actively on
aud rates were hardly % rn. The auess,sns w SS1.e
the closc OF the week were;
v...v, s,.,, a., iB.sg.g. sslling.
philadelphia e. .........ige9,Oc. prem = prem.
poston...,.... ...r. ....-.. Aellgc. prem. prem.
New Orleans ns...,...........s6nIl dis parG' Z prem
American Gold.,..,.......1 prem. s6tOc. prem.
Gold aud New Orleans Exchange will continue, II
u presumed, rs dull this week they were last; the
dsmeld ir either being only Of limited and irrcg
The demand for Money is stlll light in New. York,
and rates easy at 56 per cent. on call and for first
class Paper: The foreign hill market is without
Fridays Philadelphia Ledger informs us;
The supcrabundancc Of Capital, and comparatively
little demand i9r u IN lsgtimste business circles,
have heretofore used their means Ia the purchase Of
mereentilc bills; A. the'e are not now TO Do had,
the stock market " the next most Convenient re-
course for investment. This demand, added 70 the
fact that loans and shares Of almost all Improve
tonlINulcs lhNftt-eu uu-incrst mas
tendency to advance prices, and as the supply Of
Capital continues to increase rather than diminish
further rise seems probable. The Banks, many Of
them at least, want good Paper, and large pro-
portion Of the little coming on the street Il done at
less than six per cent.
Saturday. Missouri Republican remarks In regard
To ST. Louis Money matters ON Friday: =
Money is abundant for all business purposes hut
there s little except accommodation Offering. Were
the latter taken, the means Of all the institutions
would soon be exhausted.
The demands for Exchange are not largo, though
the supply is small that dealers have had 90 ship
coin to meet their indebtedness. The snb-Treasury
Is expected to have supply shortly, when dealers
can get II in sums of S5,0DO and at u premium
for gold, Currency s plenty, the buying rate being
now Z discount for bankable funds. Exchange on
the East is steady at ~ premium.
Fridays Chicago Times observes concerning n.
nances there
Eastern Exchange was very stringent, to-day, at
~ per cent, premium, the margin allowed between
bankers being but % per cent. Currency Il very
plenty. Therc is large amount Of capital seeking
Investment in unexceptionabc business Paper with
but little success, merchants are apparently not
In need Of accommodation. Gold is duh at l1f@iA
prem.
Tho ratios of Cnrrencv are tbus huotcd.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-28

BUILDING LoTs AT AucTIoN.-Don't forget
the sale of the neat cottage-house, garden
and building lots at Greenwood, tomorrow
afternoon. Cars leave at half-past one o'clock.
Seats free. ....
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City News.

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosTAeE,
May q: ..sr a.L...
Donald Kennedy, Memphis, Tenn.
ID. W. Sisson, Aberdeen, Ind.
Frank Eicke, Louisville, Ky. ..f
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SPRING GROVE CEMETERY.

uDROPRIETORs WHO WANT THEIR
II Lots watered and kept in good condition for the
season, will hnd the undersigned On the grounds
p'npitirs mpylTr I" "'''N " '"'' M. KELLEY.
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A UCTION sALE-BY Q. J. w. SMITH. Pos
IN tive Sale of Large Lot the corner of
at public auction on MONDAY MORNING, May
2S, at o'clock on the promises, that large and val
tiop streets, being l2 feet front on Eighth street
and i2S feet front Accommodation street, being
a triangular lot and suitable for dreymen, hack
man man % or & for row pf houses md will bo positively
Terms Of Sale-0ne- fourth cash, balance in one,
two and three years, with six per cent. interest.
@. j. W. SMITH, Auctioneer,
my2l 1l1 Vine street.
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LOST.

n OST-S5 REWARD Lost, on Friday last, a
h black Setter Dog, with white breast and feet.
Is affected with q nervous twitching The above
reward VIII be paid to any one returning him 20 the
gun-store, l34 Main street. my2e-b-
II OST-on Sunday, May ~, ON Eighth, Baymil-
~ Ter or West Court. street, child's Gold Arm
let The finder will be literally rewarded by return
ing II to 559 West Eighth street. Iny2s-b'
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JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
my26 No. IL East Fourth street
A UCTION sALE-pY Q. ]. w. sMIrm.-po

A UCTION SALE-BY G. J. W. sMITH.--Pos-
IN itivc Sale uf Valuable Property on Ninth
street, between Wcstern-row and John, and on
Rchmond-street, between John aud Mound VIII
be sold at public auction ON TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, May ~, at 3 O'Clock, ON the premises that
valuable Lot, No. ~ Ninth-street, between West
ern-row and John. The lot is N feet front 10y 100
deep and will be sold in separate lots together,
to suit purchasers.
ALs0-A good three-story Brick House and Lot,
No. SO Richmond street. between John and Mound.
The house has nine rooms, double parlors, bath
room, gas &C., and furnished in the best style. The
lot Is ~ feet front by 100 deep. Title perfect Sale
positive. Terms made known at sale.
C.. j. W. SMITH, Auctioneer,
my2j 221 Nine-strcet.
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a UCTION SALEM j. GRAfF & Goa
IN private residence ON Walnut Hills. A beauti-
fnl country seat the city will be sold at az Pub
lie Auction, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May -, at
four O'Clock, the premises the North east
ner of Bcach-streot and the Madison Pike, and
the junction of the Madison and Montgomery Pixies.
very desirable residence, being lot one hundred
and thirty feet front by two hundred and fifty feet
deep, ON which IL u double brick house, with eight
foot hail. parlor and sitting either side, and
rooms; ON the second story Il large hail aud six
chambers The basement contains dining and
sitting room, a kitchen and a store-room There IL
also wash-house and wood-house stable and
house, cistern and irstrato we'll Of water,
berry, &C., and Is really one Of the most desirable
residences tho city.
Terms of Salc-Three thousand dollars cash, the
balance in one, two and three years, with six per
cent interest. Title good and sale positive.
N.B.-0mnibuses leave Fifth and Sycamore streets
for Walnut Hills every hour.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
my26 Nh - Fast EourtL street
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PENDERY's TEA SToRE.-Familes desiring
a superior article of fine black tea, can get It
at Pendery's tea store, northwest corner of
Fifth and Walnut-streeIs.
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A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 4 co.
n Valuable Real Estate on Fourth-strcet. Also,
ON Sycamore-stroet be sold Mt public auction
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May ~, at half past
Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore, No. Is;
Lot 2 feet front fourth-stroet, by 3g feet deep,
making the whole Lot IN form Of an T.. On this Lot
Is n Brick store, leased for year and
bic monthly. This property Is subject 10 a ground
rent of $3.50 per annum, able quarterly.
ALSO-A Lot on Sycamore street, between Fourth
and streets, 30 feet front by l2j feet deep,
which s lease at rent Of slsi per nnnum payable
quarterly, which lease can be cancelled whenever
the purchqeer is ready to purchase and pay for tho
Brick Buifding on the north half of the Lot, which
building Is 10 he taken at price determined by dis
interested parties. The last named property 10 fee
simple and will be sold together divided into two
lots,
Terms of Sale one-third cash, balance IN one and
two years, with six per cent interest, secured by
mortgage on the promises Title good and sale posi-
tive JACOB GRAFf, Auctioneer,
my26 No. - East fulrtl-s street
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METEOROLOGICAL BsERvAT1oNs-By Henry
Ware, Optician, May %: u ~
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FUNDS FOR MARY SEIFERT,-The following
subscriptions have been received for the BEN
eft of little Mary Seifert, who was injured
May 81, at the Fourteenth-district School
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"ANTED-A GARDENER-Single man, to
w go to Memphis, Tenn. Must understand his
business and be able to raise vegetables for market
To a steady, temperate and industrious man good
situation will be given. Call at JACOB SCALES'S
Livery Stable, Covington, Ky. my25-f'
VUANTED-AN INFANT--To raise, by a lady
w who can give good reference. The parent
age will be kept strict secret If required. Address
NURSE, at this Office my22-h%
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BOARDING.

II gentlemen, can have one or two front rooms,
with board, in private family, where only n few
near Fourth. r1f f my2S-b'
IlOARDING-Thre or four young gentlemen
IL or ladies can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board, by applying at l5S sycamore,
east side, two doors from Fifth. my2I-f"
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FOR RENT.

ENQR RENT-FOuR RooMs-Newly, papered;
II house lust painted. Location central and very
desirable. Inquire at 500 Race-street. my2s-b''
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WANTED,, ,,PATiENTs; IMPoRTANT Sc
ligh NJ D. will lecture to ladies every afternoon at
four O'Clock, at her office, Room Is Pixies Opera
house. Admission fifteen cents. Consultation
hours from one to four o'clock p NJ, and through
method which affords Immediate relief Irregu-
larity, Leucorrhea and liberation are permanently
curad. L M -nNt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-28

UNOR SALE-Steam Engine and Boiler, now in
n use at Nos. % and 1O1 Walnut t-strect, where
they can be seen at any time Engine-Cylipder, s
valve attached and cast-iron bed. Boiler-Length,
20 feet, diameter, IS inches
my23-tf HARRISON q WILSON.
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E7NOR sALE-A small Engine, Boiler-Fan, Gu.
II pola, Pipes, &C.. all In complete running order,
at great bargain. Can be seen in operation at the
Novelty Iron Foundry, :B33 Fourth-street.
ap29-tf 1.- a. ~ ADAMS, PECKOVER 4 co.
ENOR SALE-A good Brick Dwelling g-house, No.
~ 9S,, north side Of seyenth-st between
gas closets, &c. Inquire at the Seminary, No. %.
ap2S-tf JOSEPH HEBRON.
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AUCTION SALES.



DE&EfktfSd RSpt SbESST EESTs sbfs G2srrAoE
miles S railroad and eight miles direct rom nrSi cn
q haS = =, scFS:s; csS:S;;
THTEj TjSSF sSFF GREEN
lot when sold aud s5a month on ali lots that sell
snd GS fs: s. 'aS1 than I IG, nm Ell for so and
month nns ips az s9a Ipwsrd s7o cash an ds2
he pay ihird cash the balance IN one year
on any lgf purchased. Cash payments teSeept zee the
May 81 Blk per cent. interest on all deferred pay.
An extra train Of passenger; car. win leavs tho
Teturplng q o'cloek and take passengers TO and
rG%@,s SJSS fs esd a.
A gNCr50N nsALE-pY, n. s, MILES a co.
AZ Sl tsSple and 9 9fsnsy Dry GDcds QthSg Ss
sc.Sp9Sbis Staple and fancy By Goods: "
ALSO-l0 cascs and bales brown and black Muslin.
nALSo-2O dozen silk Mantles, Barese and Linen
,XIso-i7 dozen snk, Bareee, Cashmere and Stella
ALs0-lo dozen snk and Satin Parasois, assorted.
ALSO-f5 dozen assorted SIX Mitts.
ALs0-aQ dez. superior Jaconet and Swiss Collars.
ALSO ALs9-sso doz assorted Hose ans Hall hose.
Bonnsts, trimmed Misses, Flats and Bloomers.
0A1 bas svolss soSieS q SSSsa,ag na,s Sa shr
Terms cash and sale positive. myS
A UCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG WILL
IN LlAMs sale-rooms ~ and ~ East Third;
Nav eseeR gensrS sssOS
ment Of Parlor, Chamber Dining s-room and ONCE
ALSoI0nc plush set Parlor Furniture; cottage
set qhember Furniture. -, -
BILE Cutlery, Gilt Mirrors, on Painting, 40;
my2s A. KELLOGG, AuctioDeer.
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FOR SALE.

NNOR SALE-The Stock and Goodwill of
n Grocery Store in the West End, doing O good
business. VIII be sold cheap for cash. Address
o GROCERY Press Ofice. my2S-b~
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WANTED-A SITUATION = By. an expert
wv enced business man, as agent, book keeper,
clerk, snlesmdn, or in any capacity whore he can
make himself useful. Salary not so much Of nn oh
Cincinnati my26-d%
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UNOR RENT-TwO ROOMS Furnished or un-
y furnished, desired, one or BOTH Inquire at 81
Race-street. my27b
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enn 81, .swns to n
MoCRACKEN's shirt Manufactory, No. 10 West
Fonrth-street. my26-d
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"ANTED-RAG CARPET-An tho weavers
w in town may call on me and sell their rag
carpets A farmers wife wants a whole piece with
out cutting Apply at the House furnishing Depot,
"a East Ffth.street, between Main and sycamore.
my27-b WIN, CARTER,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-28

VNOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT-The house
II contains six rooms, summer shed and kitchen,
hydrant cisern gas, and all in good order. Inquire
at 1sll Laurel- street fft7., my25-df
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"ANTED-HELP-A single man, or man
ID w and his family, to go on farm; also, three
good girls for the city, Apply at the General Agency,
No 3O3 Elm-street, below Ninth, where business is
transacted on the Eastern principle. Remember the
No., 3O3 Em-street. my27-b+
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Fire and lnlan Navigation

Flre anu 1nl61AO Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solyency
and air profit.
LsIeciss attei.tien giren 70 Iasurdnce DWELL
mos aad Contents, ior terms II | to y.drs.
The solid service long and successfully tried,
and the many advantages The 4Etna Insurance
Company possesses in its line should not be
overlooked by those ready TO insure ana under
standinc their best interests
During the stringent times" the necessity for
reliable Insurance becomes imperative duty
the ability OF property owners Sustain loss be-
ing then much lesseDed.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, by any OF the duly authorized Agents Of the
Company.
80 Bus!ae.s otteadei TO lra Di.patch and
ftdelay.
HENRY b. HOFFMAN. Agent.
Office, Room No. /. Hofman's Block, Main
street. nov9 d3m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

taking it or sitting quietly down besid'
her. very much in the state Of a water
cure patient after his frat douche ?
Dear Tom, said she, in the gentlest
laughter wcaricd voice, do forgive me
but really conld not help it; what doe.
all You this morning:' Nothing bu,
what just told you, said /. in sulky
digni6ed manner, that was too much 70,
Lizzy's seriousness . little shock Of
laughter shook her again. and brought
out new tears, which she wiped away So
berry, and claeping her hands over the
handkerchief looked round at me with a
grave face, through which the comic air
still fiickered, and discomposed me-
Tom, you are very queer; l cannot
believe you really thought You were in
earnest But l was,' said l, having by
this time become disposed to high trag-
edy; 1 love you desperately, devotediy,
and If you choose to laugh at the lite
long misery Of fellow being, l can only
hope you may never know by expe-
Renee how to sympathize with much mis-
cry! Poor Llzzy she had to bite her
scarlet lips fill a minute before she could
speak. Really Tom, do not think yo1
know either me or yourself, or you
wonld not have fancied-what you seem
to have. May | ask how long you
have been in this desperate state 2
Q, the wicked little witch. that question
was uttered in the simplest, gravest tone,
but felt the satire to the fullest extent.
grew-all-overish no other phrase ex-
presses it. Why said /, Il did not
know it, certainly, till this morning, bu,
have felt it, uncousciously, this long
time Tom, Tom, don't be metapbys-
icall absurd. if you must he absurd
keep this side Of terms. Now / can
tell you something that YOU have been
feeling unconscou.ly this long time
you not only do not love me, but you
DO love somebody else.' | drew a long
breath. BE 40 good as to explain" Il
mean to- replied Lizzy only turn
round SO can see you, for IL ust cate
chise little; ! never can harrangue
without interudes Of ten minutes TO-
BSIuCi. IHst, ALI 70 prove you uon I
love me. You admire me, | dare say,
but that is nothing, not even the first
step, for you would admire a prettier
picture more. When first knew YOU,
You did not like me, your instincts re-
belled against my character, saw it be-
fore | had known you q month is it
not so! Do you think tina. is fair Liz
~: did not know you them could
not judge That is not my answer,
Tom DWell, if you will have it, l con-
fess felt a little-afraid Of you, per-
haps; not cure that you might not hurt
me any moment.
That will pass, and you may not an
swer my next question to yourself,
whether those very instincts have ever
ceased to keep witness among them
against me, or my nature as you sse it.
Ii had loved you, | should have lost
all these traits towards you, | should
have ceased to rule, to critclse, to con-
denim
CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
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10 WARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bene0olenf Lnsfitation established ~ special
Endotonnent, for ths Keltef Of the Sick and L,ss-
sressed, afflicted rik Tiruleas and Epidemic Dis-
easss, and especially for tic O1s IF Diseases Of
the Ssxaai Organs.
M EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Ac-
V1 ting Surgeon, to oil who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition, age, occu-
patton, habits Of life. &c. and in cases Of ex-
treme poverty Medicines furnished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorTh9s.
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, aad On
the NEW REMEDIES employed IN the Dispense
n, sent 10 the afflicted in sealed letter envelopss
free Of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will 30 sccptable.
eeoa, Howard Association, No. 9, South Ninth q.
philadelphia, Ps. BY order IL the Directors. +
EZRA D. HEARTWELIA, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, 6sssseasy.
In 10 VIZ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank kendrick, Proprietor,
Corner Of Perry and "a sas,

Davenport. Observation-Disclosures. Iowa.
CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES,
~ Of all descriptions on hand and
ready for service ct al hoars Of day
- and night.
Our horses are well known to Be
the bost In this vicinity, and carriages are Of
the latest styles and best manufacture.
oat1o dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
70 n q GO On.
G. =. KRENZ.

M 4 AI NJ FAC;
DDealerinC Caps,
ha II an d Fur.
Keeps . selected
I stock Of oil kinds Of
and Fun-
such ~ Capss,vie-
terises. Cuts, Nuts
Ac.-Robes Of al
kinls. Fur Goats,
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full3Lergth Steel EGgraying3
-DY-
WASHINGTON 4 EVERETT.

Including . View Of Mount Vernon.
In the Engraving Of Washington. These splend-
id engravings are from original paintings by Hicks
and are enyrar.d STEEL, in the highest style Of
Art. They are each 2sx35 inches, each CONTAIN
ING SIX SQUARE PEET. 80 many coarse, misera-
bic pictures have been palmed upon the public as
works Of art-and especially in cheap. black and
muddy engravings-tha; il il dihcIl; to convince
persons Of taste that they are safe in ordering
what they have not first seen. We have paid the
FIRST artists their own prices, amounting TO MANY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, 70 produce KsGRAviSes REAL-
LY BEAUTIFUL, Is well as THE BEST PORT EATS, and
that shall be SPLENDID ORNAMENTS TO ANY PAR
LOB. - Opinions that can be relied on.
tE- The Editor Of the Neu York Obssr.er says:
"These engravings are genuine works Of art-tbe
likencsscs admirable. The portrait Of Mr.
Everett will take precedence of all others"
ta5- The New York G4ristion Adrocase saws -
"They are among the finest cngravings We have
ever seen, and THE PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY
RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THEY PROMISE"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We win seud, POST PAID, securely packed in rollers
Either Engraving and s. Magazine, one
year, for %.
Both Engravisgs, anla SO Magazine, one
year, for$4.
- AGENTS who remit $50 at one time, will
have an extra copy Of each engraving. The
Magazines arc
Harper's,
The knickeTbOcksr,
GOdy,s Lady's Book,
The Atlantic,
BlackwO0d.
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subscription to the Magazines is paid over by us
to their publishers, and Subscribers receive their
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-16
a Game of Euchre.

GEE@"ThOugh dissenting from Mr.. Doug
las doctrines of Squatter Sovereignty, he
Mr.. W. R. Kinney could not refrain from
passing high euloquIsms o, what world
upon his eminent intellectual abilities,
and the gallant course he had pursued in
defence Of his doctrines, amid the frowns Of
Executive power. and anathemas from the
leaders of bis party. Enquirer.
Mr.. Kinney argued in his speech at the
Court House, on Saturday night, that a
Slave Code for the Territories was right
He endorsed the doctrine that slaves are
property and can be carried into all the ter
tories, and must be protected there. En-
tertaining these views, and knowing thai
Douglas is sound for the unlimited extern
sion of slavery knowing that he has said
that negroes were property as much as
horses; knowing that johnson, Douglass
colleague on the ticket, is aSlave-Coder and
Slavery Extensionist and Protectionist {;
knowing that the Douglas platform con-
cedes all the South asks--knowing all this,
of course Mr.. Kinney sympathizeS with
Douglas It's in accordance with his feel
ings and interests to do so. More especially
do we know this since he a professed Bell
Everett msn) made speech at the Douglas
meeting on Monday night, after Gov. Will
lard and 3. W. Hanna, in which he likened
Richard " Thompson to Satan, the king of
fallen angels-Richard w. Thompson. the
chief of conservatives in Indiana, who, in
his able speech last Saturday night, before
the Terre Haute Bell Everett Club, warned
conscientious Bel-Everett men of this same
game of sale and transfer now being at
tempted by scheming politicians for the ben
eft of the Democrats whom he had fought
all his political life and whom he intended
to continue lighting
Oh yes, this is a beautiful game of politi-
cal euchre now in progress between political
gamblers TO deprive of their principles the
friends of John Bell and Edward Everett.
1t is "A game in which the cards are all sort
ed and stocked, aud in which tie victims
-unsuspecting Bell men--are certain to be
Heeced by the knowing ones