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sG- James S. Ferris of Henry county,
has been suggested as a proper person to
receive the appointment of Superintendent
of Public Instructions Mr.. Ferris is the
present Auditor of Henry county.
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NEW EMBELLISHMENTS.
FOR T.EASE.

.EwEHE EO HER 4CORsFER OF LOT
II No. I6, fronting Water -stfeet p feet
more tr Il IS, running back on sycamore street &c
the alley, $50 fee!. For terms, apply to
mys25 O. 3. LEWIS.
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THURspAY, JUNE 5. -.

between the hours Of I0o'clock A. M and o'clock
P. n. Of said day, at the door Of the Count House
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents
Issues aud profits for q term not exceeding seven
years Of the following described real estate to-
wit:
Lot No. three (s), in block No. forty-leven 40,
in. The Eastern Enlargement Of the City OF Evans
vile, I0diaBa.
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient TO satisfy said writ and COSTS viii
at the same time aud place. offer for sale the re
simple of said premises. = at
GEORGE W0LFLINs s. v. ..
Thos. E. Gavin. Plaintiffs Attorney.
u Q....l
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MORTGAGES SALE

Of the Bodians Mines, soith the Lease and
Fixtures belonging thereto. Is
HDE' TsERTUE ora 20 FER cow
-AB tanned in a mort gage made by the Bodiam
Mining Company to George r. Morewood and VIM.
Kersfs man, TO secure the payment of IT, princi-
pal and interest OF certain bonds, issued by said
Company, and hello by us said Company having
fliled tC pay the principal and interes due Upon
said bonds, we have entered upon and taken pos
session of, and viii, on the
80 lW 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1852,
At o'clock P. NJ, at the Mines of said Company,
near thsCity of Evansville, proceed sell at put
lie auction, for the satisfaction Of said unpaid
PRINCIPAL and il tsrest (fo-wit: the sum of S2L,-
375 00) the following described property, tc-wit:
&Fhe Bodiam M ines, with all the machinery,
equipments buildings toels coal boats, shops, and
every thing ibereunto belonging. Also, all the in
st of said Bodiam Mining Company in a te
of ore thousand years in the premises upon which
said mines situate, with certain mining privi-
leges Gherein, granted to VIM. KeTsteman by Jno.
Ingle aud Ohm IBgle, Jr., by lease dated January
Isf, 1855 and recorded pages, ADJ, 49, 433, and
434, Of Deed Book No. of the Records Of Deeds
of Vai der burgh County, and which lease was, by
said ers:eman, assigned to said Complny.
1850 aasilaF ii. L. R0UTH SONS.
Fl. L. RoUTH, Tr,st.
j. r. NORWOOD,
WIN FIsHER, W. SCoTT MURRAT, JoHN INGLE, Jr /,
r-H Nv Asa T0lahaTf- Attorney in fact ra2 i'd
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By virtue of an order Of sale, issued ont Of the
office Of the Clerk of the Court OF Common
Pleas, of Yanderburgh county, Indiana ia favor @
e. Clifford Neff, and against Lansing W. Heberds
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Court Notice.


STATE or INDIANA In the VanderbuF
Vanderburgh County. Circuit Court.
= October Term, 1862.
William II. Walker,
Henry d. AIlis, Petition 70 OF
Is. judgment.
The QHinnebaHgh Bank.
Mt .GPPE.GREyNs6a rs ~" sGFEEEBsR ~
~ on file in the ofics of the Clerk Of the Con
aforesaid, that the defendant is q corporation &
isting and located in the State Of Connectic
aud is a nonresident Of Indiana, and that
President, Secretary, and other officers are NJ
re~ident OF the State Of Indiana.
Notice of the tendency Of this action (the OBJ
of which Is 20 open and set ayide judgme1t
favor of said defendantl is therefore gived 20
non resident defendants, and that the %
will stand for trial at the next term Of
Court aforesaid, to be began and held at the Uoi
House in the City of Evansville, 10 the Cow
and State aforesaid, on the first Monday IN DC
Der, A. =. 1852.
E Witness the Clerk of said Court, this Z8th oal
April 1862.
LOUIS RICHTER, ". Q. {
Chandler Hynes, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Qfrv
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Medical Notice.

DR. T. G. GALE, graduate of the Ohio
Medical College, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens of Ev-
ansville and adjacent country. fes
In introducing himself to strange COM
munity, he begs leave to state that after en-
Toying great advantages as student, he
graduated twenty years ago, and has been
ever since engaged in the active duties of
his profession, principally IN Vevay of this
State. 81. e-r
Evidences of his graduation and stand
ing, as a physician, would be cheerfully
placed before any gentleman DESTROYS of ex-
aiming the same. .....s-4.g
Office on First street, on second floor, in
the Post Office Budding Room No. s.
Residence ia the new brick on the corner
of Third and Gum streets. He eau be
found at his Office during the day and at his
residence at night. May 12-lmd.
BaE 1t rarely happens that in our edito-
rial capacity our readers find US premedi
tatedly and with malice aforethought en-
gagged in putting any patent medicine,
but during our recent trip to the melan-
cholys scenes of Pittsburg Landing there
was one medicine which We found in the
hands of nearly every soldier, giving relief
wherever applied, whether internally or
externally. We refer to Perry Davis Vet
etable Pain Killer. ALL spoke loud in its
praise, and the kind hearted Surgeon Of
one of our Indiana regiments informed US
that be believed it was the only thing that
saved at least half of his regiment from
dying of dysentery during a recent long
march, and we cannot help suggesting TO
our friends among the army suffers that it
| is one of the articles they should never be
out Of 1t is packed in saw dust, two dozen
in each box, and can be forwarded over the
toughest road without danger of breaking
Is sold in Evansville by Keller & White
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. E. Gilbert & Co. r-se11
-r-s J. n. HARRIS & CO.,
ap1s-d3m Proprietors, Cincinnati.
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II IA We on .MKs Farm, TWO
A mi les below the City, twenty acres of fine
Clover, viii 1 wish to sell as it stands, in guam
titles to suit purchasersaere half acre, or by the
field. "
Call within three days at my Office, opposite D.
mav22 std - - : 4 BEN. STINsON.
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JUST RECEIVED At SCHLAEP-
FEES NE W DIR UG STORE.
TzVRE L.aRGES ST AVID BEST Sc
Il lecied stock If Perfumery, consisting of
over one hundred different scents, and of the best
brands of french, English, and American manu-
facture. Also a very large assortment of toilet
boxes, Pomadss, Hair Oils, Stick Pomatum, Tooth
Paste, Lily White, Rouge, Hair, Tooth, Nail,
Crumb Clothes, and Flesh Brushes. Also a large
supply of India Rubber, Horn, Buffalo Horn and
Ivory Fine and H doing 4;OHb in fact everything
belonging to the Toilet, spbe had at small profits
at II. J. ) CHI Repfer's New Drug Store.
Call and see his stock. may23
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RF .EPPE.RRKJs~6F AZ r aREEKE.R UsEE
Il file in the ofice of the Clerk Of the Court
aforesai t. at the above named defendants except
George Violin, are non.resdents Of the state of
Indiana. Notice of she tendency Of this action ia
therefore given TO said Sigmund Levy, solomon
Levy, leopold Levy liver Smith, A, Mitchell
Hall, Wright Smith, Jacob Ggttleibs julius Fret
bu gh, Levi j. WUrkum, ST. Victor Barrett, and
term of the Court aforesaid to be begun and held
at the Court House in the City Of Evansville in
the County and State Aforesaid on the first Mon
day in October, a. d. 1862.
Witness Louis Richter, che Clerk Of said Court;
this 9th day of May, 1862.
LOUIS RICHTER,
Clerk V. o. o.
Chandler Hyues, plaintiffs attorneys.
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&MEsxREgs s.4AR. .n0.71.


By virtue of sundry executions issued out of the
offcA of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
and Circuit Court of Vanderburgh county, In.
diana, in favor OF Il ederick Fenchler, Reitz
Haney, John B. Mesker. and Henry Brinkmeyer,
and against Matthew McInnerny and others,
THURSDAY, JUNE 14th. 1862.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o.
cIock P. n. of said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the City of Evansville, Indiana, ex.
pose to sale at public auction tile rents, issues,
and profits for the term of seven years of the
following described real estate, to-wit:
All that part CT lot No. one ~, in block No.
four q in EIIiott's En- argement, conveyed by J.
p Elliott to T. B. Aydelott, by deed dated October
LIST, 1856; lots eleven OH twelve l12l, Thirteen
(13), fourteen ga ffteenQ5), sixteen 90,
teen on, and eighteen qs), ia block three (3l;
lots one ~ and two (2), in block two "a, and lot
two (2), in block one ~. M InDerny's Enlarge
ment; lots eight aud nine e and 81, in blocS If
teen (15), NORTH Eastern Enlargement; and lots
nineteen (19) and twenty (20, in block thirty two
(:2), in the Eastern Enlargement of the City of
Evans Ele Indiana, the last two lots to be sold in
five subdivisions.
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sum sufficient 10 satisfy said writ and coats will
at the same time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple of sale premises.
80 GEORGE WOLFLIN, S.v.C.
Wht eler & Iglehart, Chandler & Hynes, Conrad
Baker Plaintiffs Attorneys. maya 3tw
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go VS6Ck0a'ag HOSE

"a .z.N.DELKO.s- CO FREE Recon-
III mended by physicians for its medicinalqual
tiles, and superior beverage to any other sub
stitute for coffee Call and try it at Yickery Bros
ROYAL LAMP GHTMNEYS-The best chin
ney offered in this market. Call and zee thei
at Vickery Bros.
FL0UR-Extra family -four, the best brand
in sacks or barrels, at Yickery Bros, No s2 Mai
street.
HAMS-Tf YOU want nice bacon ham, not to-
salt, you can get it cheap at Nickery Bros.
SUGARs--Brown and coffee sugars, at astonish
ing low rates for the times, at Yickery Bros, No
81 Main str ct. a4-s = - $50 pa see
QUICK YEAST, or Baking Powder-Bishop-
ricks, Durkees, Andrews, and other good brands
of Baking Powder, at
VICKERY BROS,
may 1e No. 50 Main Street.
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Notice of Appointment of Executor.

Notice of Appointment Of Executor.
20 9OEGGE is hersby given that the under
81 signed has'been appointed Executor of the
last viii of John Walsh, late of Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, deceased.Fhe estate of said de-
cedent is suppose to be solvent. II
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate requested immediately to settle such
claims with the undersigned, and all persons hay
ing demands against the dece1eDt in his life time
will present the same for payment
PATRICK BOYLE, Ex'r.,
May oath, 1862. VE my24 d2w stw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
!" - NTHD.

Two good BAKERS. Apply Immediately to p
BOYLE, No. IL First street, bet. Main and Syca--
more. my24 1Wd
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FroderielL W. Cook, n
Jacob Rsis,

STATE OF INDIANA, o; In th eve EsnaerOursh
Vanlderburgh eOnnty' October Term, 1882.
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1
By virtue Of an order Of sac issued out Of
office Of the CLERK OF The Court OF Common -
of Yanderburgh county Indiana, ia favor q
| CLIFFORD n eff and others, and against Ihos. sn
49, TBURsDAY, JUNE 5tb, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A, ~, am
/ O'clock p H., Of said day, at the door Of the 20
/ House in the City Of Evansville, Indians, oIier
/ sale at public auction the rents issue and PFC
| for the term Of seven years o. the 4oiio"ihg
| scribed real estate to-w1ss
the Eastern Enlargsmens Of the City Of Ev'
And should said rents and profits not asII
sum sufficient 70 pay said writ and costs, viii
the same time and piacesoer for sale the fee sir
GEORGE wOLFLIN, S. v. I
Thcs. e. Garvin, Prns Atty.
may IL 3ww So 90
NNBBERF's SIZE, JV0G. 64s
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
Pleas of Fanderburgh CO EneF, Indiaras In fay
Stephen Harrison and against Alfred n ~
son, will on
SATURDAY, MAY s1sT, 1852,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. IA. AZ
l o'clock p. Al. of said day. at the door o
Court House in the City Of Evansville Anql
/ and profits for the term Of seven years OF the
| lowing described real estate, tO-W1t:
The east half Of the northeast quarter, AM
1 south west quarter Of the northeast quart
| section No. eight (S) in township No. elgl
south of range No. eleven (ll) vests contai
/ one hundred and twenty acres more or less 81
| in the county Of Yanderburgh and State o
diana.
And should said rents and profits not TELL
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and COSTS
At the same time and place offer for sale th
simple Of said premises. 49,,
Sheriff r.
Joseph p. Edison, Plaintiffs Attorneys
1nys 1928
6OTHFOES F5.RE TO 4 TIA.
AZ UsE.-~5O bushels received and 70 arriye
rnh2O II. 4. CO0b
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BY virtue Of an order Of sac Issued out Of
Office Of the CLERK OF the Court Of Common ?
of Yanderburgh county, Indiana, il favor o.
den, will, on ~
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sigmRnd Levy, Solomon Le-
w, Leopold Levy, Oliver
Smith, a. Mitchell Hall,
Wright Smith, Jacob G. tt.
leib, Julius Freiburgh, 10 !
]. Workum, St. Victor Bar
ratt- and George WOiflin.
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GFORGE WOLTT,TN. gv
0HBRERF5s ss9LB, J770. o..

By virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of
Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Com
Pleas of Fanderburgh CO EnfY, Indiaras In fay
son, will on
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DOTzTONs Is.Rg TO 4 TO-,
az UsE.-~5O bushels received and to arrive
mh9O II. 4. COOL
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Complaint.
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M 9N1F17s SIZE .V1O. 6s.

Chandler q Hyues, plaintiffs attorneys.
amay7-3tw
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CLOVER HAY FOR SALE.

Nm. FISHER, W. SCoTT MURRAY, john INGBE, Jr
BY Asa Iglehart, Attorney in fact. m23 I'd
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.HBRTRF SIZE sV7O.67.

Chandler 8 Hynes, plaintiffs Attorney
april30-3tw
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pB- All wants supplied By advertising ia the
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May 28-8td. G. A. RosrsoRANz, c. C.
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HBR5RR's S.RL1f, no. &C.
Court Notice.

Jas. e. Blythe, Pin's Atty.
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Of the Bodiam Mines, scith the Lease a
Fixtures belonging thereto. Is
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And should said rents and profits not nsi
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and COSTS ,
st the same time and place offer Tor sale tn
simple Of said premises. ,,,,--.,-,-
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|
Hew the Rebels treat Unisn FSfsoness'
N. Y. T,ms Correspondence.
The account l received from DR..
Moore. Of the mauDer 10 which our pris-
oners have been treated, 10 most re-
voting; 10 spite Of his confession that
Col. Gibbs, of the Fo'ty-second North
Carolina, and the officers under him,
behaved like gentlemen end did what
they could under the circumstances. =
At the Fair Ground Of Lynchburg,
where $500 we're, not long since, con
tined, fye or sir died every day from
sheer exhaustion, through poor and IN
sufficient food. But ali they endured
was as nothing compared TO the tor.
ments which these fiends.-the rebel
leaders = are INJECTING udoD the officers
Of Gen. Pope. who have fallen into their
hands, some tbenty-eight Of them
These poor fellows are confined IN close
and dark rooms,! like common felvns;
not allowed to buy anything to mit'-
gate their suferings, even ct the usual
exhorbitant rates; allowed to have no
meats, nothing but an Insufficient sup
ply Of bread (sour at that, and water
poisoned With and hy the filthy sever
age which flows into the James river,
water so says our informant-that q
dog or hog would refuse {! In addition
to these horrors, our brave men are lia-
ble at soy moment to be hanged by
these monsters in human shape.-N. \.
Times Correspondence.
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From New York.

r, NEW YORK, Aug. 20.
The Alexandra correspondent, Of the
tribune states, that on Tucsd night
the plckets at Manassas Junction were
driven in aud two companies Of the
lO5th Pennsylvania infantry, one com
pany of cavalry and come artillery sta
toned there were surprised and attack
ed by Gen. Wells entire division, num-
oerlng some 1000 to 1000 infantry
and cavalry, with artillery. After a
short skirmieh the handful of men at
the junction fed, the rebels turning up
on them nine of our own guns and
keeping up brisk fire ill the Union
troops were taken prisoners a lew es.
Gaping across Bull Run. Here at Union
Mills,lwo regiments OF Gen. Cox's div,s
ion, the llth and 18th OHIO under Col.
>cammon were stationed, and they i'm
'nediately advanced to meet tie ap.
preaching body of rebels. A conflic,
ensued es,ly in the morning, between
the Junction aud Bull Run, lasting for
TOT three hour, when the Uuion troops
being ontnnmbsred and f....xed ON Il q
h's"'' re!'reu ac'cs- Gull Run bridge !;
-, .ous attempt was made by
"a, Scammon to hold the bulge. At
IL O'clock two rebel regiments forded
the Run above the bridge, when the 18th
Ohio charged upon them and drove
them across the river, 18th heavy loss.
Ia thi skirm'sh Cantain ID. w. PauIcy
was wounded slightly.
The regiments loss in killed, wound
ed and missing is 35 to 40 men.
A. IL o'clock Col Scammon was OBJ
lged to retire, moving along the
"a lroad in the direction of Al
exandria. The rebels advanced
across the bridge, and ye terday p. NJ.
their advance svalry were at Fairfax
and Burt,-'s stations. On taking pos.
session of Msuassus junction the rebels
capture seven trains loaded with pro.
visions. ammunition &c. and the lcccmo
motive, all of which they destroy ed. ~
OF the "a men Of the lO5th Pa on the
gr uad nearly all We're killed, wounded
aud taken prisoners, a. Only three are
known to have escaped. Our loss ha.
been immense in Government stores
aud larger 10 killed, wounded and miss
ing.
Tn tele. rsphic communication with
G n. Pope was had yesterday via. Ere
der,cksburg, none whatever direct.
+ gLArER.-A Captain just in from Cen
tresille, says, 'sThe firing was heard thi
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ACard from Mr.. lIulburt.


The Tribune having given highly
colored report Of statements made BY
dr. Hu,lbur:, the Times correspondent
who has been prisoner at Richmond
since the rebellion broke out, that gen.
tleman writes:
Two statements, at least, made in
your telegraphic report Of my return
from Richmond demand a correction
wh oh beg you to give them. l have
never resided in any "Union family in
4 chmond, for the sufficient reason that
know no such fam ly, nor did l ever
assert my belief that the rebellion is in
its last days." for the equally sufficient
reason that / am thoroughly convinced
of the fierce and determined hostility OF
the Southern population to every form
Of Cancellation and compromise.
If the North is to be victorious in this
great war, 1t must erpect victory only
from, a full and fearless recognition d
the resourc s, the spirit and the uubrok-
en- unity of ITS antogonists. As for my
escape, | beg to say that no person in
Richmond is in any way connected with
IT'S success.
The words of Mr.. Hurlburt which we
have ita!ic sed are substantially the
same as those uttered by every man who
has fallen into the hands Of the rebels
and had opportunities Of observation.-
Mr.. II. was during the past few m ,nths
of his captivity allowed certain freedom
on parole and hence he does not speak
at random.
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morning beyond Maosssos and u = Pc
i;eved that Gen. Pope had attacked See.
Ewell in the soaE. 49,
4 w ashiogton correspondent states
that the 6sst N. J. Brigade, Gen. Kesr'
oey. are reported 10 hsve engaged the
esemy sear Bull Ruo bridge, where
despersts strsggle vas ms,nta,oed.-
The bridge = still said to b. In ou'
possession.
The fighting also was carried on
Nth portions Of the division OF Gen.
Storges and eight pieees OF Artillery ere
said to have been captured ~ the
rebels.
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Don't WANT THE Mo~RY.-Eupen.
=. Skinner, son Of Rev. Dolphus Skin
ner, OF Oneida county, bas just Enlisted
as private. On receiving bis bounty
OF 500 be enclosed 1t in a letter to
Hon Francis Herman, saying he %
ashamed to accept it, and asking that it
be applied for the benefit of the aick
and disabled # u Q regiment.
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SAYS Greeley, 81 stand upon the law
of the land" Since when? Why,
since the coniscat,on law was pass.d d.
lie had never stood for any law of the
land before that, and he has since stood
tor none save that. He has forever
Ian 1ht disregard Of decisions of courts
expounding the law Of the land. He
his been It the head OF the school OF
the "niyher law" which makes law
unto itself, as well In morals and ieligi. n
as in government. 1t has been IL 9
teachings OF this school which have be-
60 ten the rebellion againgt the law,
South and North. 1t is the teachlnps
the same school which now create a
"pressure" upon the President to com
pei him to do things which the law for
b DIS him to do. 1t is this scho j hi:h
rejec the Union as It was and PROF oses
to set no Union as It should be. A nd
what sort of Union does the reader
suppose tuat would be! 1t would be a
Union wherein the va aries and fanati-
clsms of aboliionism would be the test
Of loyalty. 1t would he Union of ne.
gro equality in polit cs, modern spirit
ual'sm in religion, free love in morals.
and ran bread in deglutition. - Chica-
go Times.