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over shati il VAS simply an opinion. as all
agreed: and a diocesan convention had Just a.
much right IN express opinion as the house of
clerical and las deputies.
he thea read the following extract from a
speech by a gentleman who lived pretty far
north. professel TO be loyal. ard be believed WAS
LOYAL:
ANY people, anywhere, being inclined and hav-
Jog the pvwer.- have-sise v,ghf - ,ai-e up assl
shake OF the existing government. and form a
new one that suits taem better. This 4 most
valuable a most sacrei right--a right which. we
hJpe and believe, j. % lberate the world. Nor
j. Ih.sxsghi confined - cases IN which The v mole
people of an existing government may choose 90
exercise H. Anv portion Of such people that can
may revolufionize, snd make their eua OF 90
much Of the territory as they inhabit More than
this. a majority Of any portion Of such people
may revolutionize, putting down minority, IN
terminglcd vith or near about them, w;.o may
oppose their movements Such minority was
precisely The case Of the tories of our own Revo-
luton. IL is quality OF revolutions not to 90
by old lines old laws; but 70 break up both and
make new ones"
He then read the extract over again, saying
that It was short, but then il was 30 sweet
Laughter Was thus the work of traitoig he
would like TO know If this treason in these
days Ii was..even stronger than the language Of
tHDec Two Dlcuopr VINO onl1 -fVhc VI thS StaRc
not the Church
DR. Vinton asked the date Of that speech.
Mr. Judd wanted DR.. Vinton first TO tell him
whether he indorsed the doctrine
De- Vinton, laughing, shook his head, aud said
No
Mr.. Judd continued: Neither do |. think il
awful doctrine But il is an extract from
speech made by the Hon. Abraham Lincoln, now
President Of the United States, in Congress, and
will be found in the Appendix to the COngres
sionai Globe. first session. 3Oth Congress, p "a
Jan ~, ls4s will add that, 10 my certain
knowledge, Mr.. Lincolns attention has. of late
been repeatedly called to the speech, and he has
never repudated the opinions there expressed, Sc
that have every right 60 the presumption thai
he holds them still Laughter
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accompaniment. The sane gates which sub
missively opened at the demand Of foe never
previously truckied to- and gave liberty 10 av0v
Ell rebels ami traitors, swing back upon their
hinges TO hold in unla wful bondage free citizens
oil the North, merely suspected Of disloyslty-
men against whom their jaiier could not prove
the slightest offense. and whom. therefore, he
dared not produce on hgbeGs corpus before any
Jadee in the Land Alasi they acre nothing but
citizens Of the United States: IN Them % foreign
prince WAS interested: they bad 10 freud or
guardian but the Constitution. and that had been
set aside as useless or nconveuient
Let Us forget all these things for the moment
and confine our attention 70 the matter before rs
The revolutionary measures Of September have
been for thirty days rceeiving Judgment. The
people. whose safety depends upon their reversal.
Judging them Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana
and Connecticut have condemned them. Viii
New York approve them? That is the question
now before Us. Ii has been put to Us in the most
pointed form.
At the precise moment when martial law was
proclaimed throughout the North, and. a nec-
essary accompaniment, the habeas corpus was
suspended, and Jury trial dispensed with, the
Black Republican party of this State was com
manded 70 nominate or felt itself bound to NOM
mate, for election to its chief magstracy, Gen
James 5. Wadsworth, the Military Commandant
This certainly WIS fair and frank presenta
ton of the bitter pill there was no deceitful
sugar coating. The man lives not who could
more fairly represent the Abolition policy. Sud
den emancipation of four million negroes. and
still more sudden extinction of all available
guarantees for the civil rights of twenty million
of white men, the whole to be effected by mill
tary force under the guidance of no rule but
martini law, that is to say, the will OF the com
handing General
Will New York unite with her sister States i'm
turning back the tide which has 80 long run in
this p rnicious directiong will she
"Give liberty the last, the fatal shock.
Slip the slaves collar on, and snap the lockl"
That is the question:
The decree establishing martial Law through
out the North. though pronounced, has not been
carried into execution The October elections
have produced dismay and .hestancy among the
conspirators who procured it, In this great State
they fear to put il in force. unless they can do
through our own chosen chief magistrate, acting
as their head Provost Marshal Shall we surren
der to them. or by rejecting their instrument, re
deem our menaced liberties from impending an
initiation? Surely every minor consideration
should yield to the accomplishment OF the latter
object.
We must defeat General Wadsworth and elect
Horato Seymour.
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The Right ~f BevOlution-Ihe Opin-
ton OF Abraham Lincoln.

In the Episcopal General Convention. during
the debate on the resolutions relative TO the lie
5elion. Mr.. Judd said thai the whole la, voice
OF Illinois now spoke from MS mouth He was
opposed 70 any su-h sub ect coming before them
IL was going out OF the old beaten oaths OF con
servaism- In respect TO the wisdom and learn
ing OF The committee Of nine and In hope of
harmony. he was almost persuaded al one time
to vote Tor their resolutions. but. since taking
time for mature and pray erlul reflection he could
not permit them ar any other gentlemen 10 no.
his conscience in their hands lie Was IN favor
OF those resolutions an individual and If gen
hemen would go with him TO another place. and
organize public meeting Of individuals from
different parts OF the country. ne would 20 TO
crest lengths ~ith them about this "wIcked re
beliion''
IL anybody wanted To know hrs reasons for re
fusng TO act here. let them read The speech of Dr.
Mahan. As LAWYER. lie was opposed to pre-
judging the case IN any WAY when i, m chr come
befIre US hereafter; and in this he not-only be
levet, but he knew that he uttered the senti-
ments Of tie diocese OF Illinois.
In Icsl the subject tabled IN tie conven-
ton vi ILLINOIS. and in 1902 no - told
a. " rsi~e his voice about IL De NlntOn had
said that diocesan conventions had no jurisdic
tiorfs while ,his vcnrertion had Jurisdiction
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Our readers will BE very much struck with the
forcible application of the remarks in the sub
joined letter OF WASHINGTON. to the present con-
dition of our affairs. 1t appears, just published
in the National Inteiiigeneer:
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLEBRoOK)
May %, 1873
DEAR LUND Your letter Of the 18th which
came to hand 10y the laet post, gives melau
choly account OF your prospects for a crop and IA
still! more melancholy one of the decay OF public
virtue. ! ne first | submit 10 with the most per
feet resignation and cbeerfulness | look upon
every di>pensation of Providence as designed 20
answer some valuable purpose, and hope | shall
always possess sufficient degree of fortitude TO
bear without murmuring any stroke which NAV
happen, either to my person or estate. from that
quarter But l cannot. with any degree of pa
tence, behold the infamous practices OF specula
tors. monopOlizers, and NIL that class of gentry
which are preying upon our very vitals, aud for
the sake OF little dirty pelf, are putting the
rights and Liberties Of the country into the most
imminent danger, and continuing war destruc-
tive to the lives and property of the valuable
part of this community, which would have ceased
last fall as certain rs We now exist, but for the
encourhgements The enemy derived from this
source-the depreciation OF the money (Which in
great measure is the consequence Of it), and
our own internal divisions
am, sincerely and affectionately, your friend
and servant, GEO WAsuIycroS
LUND " WASHINGTON ESQ
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We copy the following from the Philadelphia
Eoening Journal
Ii Thad Stevens uttered falsehood when, in
his Lancaster speech, some weeks ago, he said
our public debt two thousand millions of
dollars, let not the Abolition papers blame for
saving that the debt amounts to that sum- but
save their hard words for their friend Stevens
But, though Thaddeus has immense repu-
tation Tor lying, We are compelled TO believe that
he came pretty near the truth this instance
The tax law, 10 pay the annual interest on the
public debt, calls for $3.50, 600 ,0O0 per arnum.
which is the interest OF 81 500 900 900. (twentv
i've hundred millions of dOllars,) which must be
the true amount of the National debt csc the
Abotionists III Congress have swindled the peo-
pie outraseously. 1t il be true, as the Abolition
papers assert. that the public debt Is only about
S50O, 600, 900. then Congress has levied an an
nual tax OF thirty per cent. on that amount
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In 1860 LIscoLs's minority In New York was
5o,l36. The Republican majority on the State
ticket las, year was over lO7 900. These are
heavy msiorilies 10 overcome.
Massachusetts, in 1860 gave LINCOLN 43s sol
majority over all the other candidates Last
year AsDRxws. for Governor, had over 80, 900
majority over all
Wisconsin gave LrscoLs 2O0sl over all oppo
ncnts, and last year HARvEr. Republican. had
$500 majority.
New Jersey gave DoueLAs in, 1869. 4.477 ma
joriry.
Michigan gave LINCOLN - .2l3 majority over
all competitors.
Minnesota gave LINCOLN Q .359 majority in all
and last year the Republican State ticket carried
By over 1000.
These figures will enable the reader to estimate
the indications which the results of the elections
in these States yesterday will exhibit.
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no. l74.)
no. l74)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

mo. lf.)
NTTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, libel OF information has been filed In the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and indiana on the LIST day
Of November, 1862, by John Hanna, Esq. Attorney
OF the United States for the District of Indiana against
lots Nos 1914 1O2 49, III Ia, and las division b.
the Nincennes Commons: also, subdivision No. of lot
No 26 in the city of yncenneS, the being feet
front on Main street, and commences 50 feet and live
inches from the of Main and Third streets and
said third str e the full depth of said lot 1856 Also one
foot OF ground taken oil from sub division No of said
lot 1885, adjoining subdivision No. aforcsaidthe said
loot OF ground fronts Main street and the same
width adjoining snbdiv zion No L. the full depth Of sad
lot No i26 and together makes % feet front Main
street. in the OF Vincennes, it being the prop
ery upon which j. now Gated two-stury brick building
is in the city of Vncennes in the county
State OF Indiana for the violation Of the
CT Congress approved Jay IL, 1862, entitled "An act to
suppress nsurrecion, To punish and rebellion
seze and csncate the property of rebels and for
purposes ana praying process against said realty and
that the same may be condemned aud sold as enemies
property.
Now therefore, in pursuance the monition under the
seal OF said Court 10 directed aud delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said realty
or any part thereof in any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court
the United States, 10 be held the city of indianapolis
in and fr the District Of Indiana on the third Monda
day. then and there TO ntepose their claims and to make
their allegations in that behalf
d. c. ROSE. L. = Marshal.
Per j. S. BaELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JONI ii. REA, Clerk. po-i-dl4t
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S e ale d Propose Is.

PHOpOSASS.
Sealed Propos Is.
oUARrERxAsTER.s DEPARTMENT. s. A.
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct -, lss2.
SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT rms
- once uuea le o'elcck. A. N. Saturday. ssh Se-
veInber lss2.
$1,000 Cavalry Horses and
1000 rtiilery Horses.
Al TO be delivered the Government Stables IN IN
cianapolis, Indiana.
Deliveries Of cavalry Horses to be as follows
sec soc within ten ,Sl days from date Of contract
500 forty tsoi
Said horses be sound In all particulars not less than
six e. more than eight % years old: from Is 10
hands high dark coor mo grays good square tro,ters
birdie wise and Of size sufficient for cavalry purposes
SPECIFICATIONS OF ARTILLERY HORSES.
a. 252 wheel Horses. in pairs, hays blacks
Is hands high, upwards strong and acive from 20
years old entirely sound well broken and square tot
a. 504 Horses. pairs. bays, browns or blacks lss
hand high Upwards, strong quick and active rely
sound from TO years Old well broken and square trot-
tiers IN harness.
o. pa Horses IN pairs bays. browns blacks en-
urely sound. from 70 years Old sizes suitable for
changes in the first named horses, well broken and
square iroters harness Zach horse weigh not less
than eleven hundred 4, l0o) pounds.
Deliveries Of Artillery Horses 70 be as follows.
20 Horses of the first named.l
leo Horses Of the 2nd named,i 800 Horses.
GO Horses Of the 3rd named,
Within fifteen 5 days from date of The
number $500 of classes respectively. within twenty
i've 25 days from date of contract and the residue AGO.
within thirty-i (s5) days from date Of contract.
these specifications viii be strictly adhered to- and
rgidlg enforced in every particular
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by
guaranty for it, faithful performance.
Form of bid and guaranty be had on application 10
this office.
No bid will be entertained for les than 100 Horses
Proposals WI be endorsed Proposals tor Cavalry
Horses" and "Proposalsfor Artillery Horses"
Any other Information will be promptly given appli-
cation TO tn undersigned, personally OF by letter.
JAMES A. EkIN.
oct30dtd A. q. VI. L. :. A.
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OF determined people. there must be principle
OF right in the advancing army. You cannot
walk over eight millions of determined people
without you have The panoply of righteousness
aud right lGroat applause.
He then denounced those peoplewho clamored
for the removal OF able Generals because. before
the war commenced. they had been on Opposite
sides o the political camp, End said that as this
was the last time it might er be his lot to speak
IN Illinois, he would tel them that the army
will not submit 20 such diciati0n. Cries OF
good. sood''l He wanted a General bat loved
~ country more than n'ggers, more than party.
When these commanders were taken away, all
there was OF Government was gone.
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ST. III ARY'S SEMINARY.
(EPlSCOPAL,)
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NO. IA NORTH MERIDIAN STREET,
Adjoining Christ Church.

fsNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS school. WILL
commence Monday the 10Th of November, un
der the management of Mr.. Mrs. Herbert.
The dtn uishng features o. this School is the tn
ouehness with which every branch of polite education
Is taught, combining, il does steal with Intellectual
training Already the BENEFITS of the ,rnnastic Exer-
clses, daily practiced tel by The students and are
made evilentto the parents in the improved department
of their daughters.
TRIMS PER QUARTER:
Primary Depa tment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 50
Advanced Course. ..................l 10 90
few little erls, under years age will be receiv-
ed atS5 90 the quarter For urher particulars pros
pcciJs
Young ladies from distance received into the
house OF the Principal
Reference may be made TO the following gentlemen:
Rev !! l. Ho'comb, b d., -. II. Morrison, ESQ.
G.. " Mears NJ. D., Rev. l. g. Hay
Hon. Jos. T.. Mcdonald, Hon. James Morrison
Hon. "A. Roacbe, X. l.. Talbot ESQ.,
J-K. Sharpe, ksq
oct2S-d2w&w2t
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U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICE.

mo. l73
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, libel ofiuformaton has been filed In the
District Court Of the United states within and for
the seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the 2Ist
day Of October. 1862, by john Hanna Esq. Attorney
for the United States of America. for the District
diana. against the undivided one-ourth part survey
No 251, Cars Grant Clark county, Indiana said tract
containing 502 acres, less for violation Of
Powers Of an c OF Congress of July L. ls62, entitled
An ct 20 suppress instruction, punish treason and
rebellion, 10 seize and coniscste the property rebels
and for other purposes and praying process against said
land and that the same may be condemned and sold
enem es' property.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition under
the seal Of said court to directed and delivered do
hereb give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
goods, any part thereof in any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court of the United States be held the city oIndar-
apos in and for the District of Indiana the Sd Monday
of November next at ten O'Clock of the forenoon OF that
day. then and there to nterrose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L. s Marshal,
Per A. MARION RUrER, Deputy.
Attest
john II. REA, Clerk, nov4-dl4t
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an important bearing IN the future administration
Of the Government The political revolution in
the States which have already held elections j.
most remarkable. The following table will ind
cate The reaction in public sentiment and the Re-
publican losses thus far:
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EDUCATIONAL.

Attest:
JONI ii. REA, Clerk.
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I'll R DER q
Johns. Coddizg use Of
81 John Frazier,
vs.
Inhn 4 McClallnh
FSALE.
| State of Kansas, q =
County Of Marshall


Z By virtue. Of, an order of sale, issued out of
the 2nddistrjcs court in and for Marshall coun-
~, State ofrKansas. and to ne directed, dated
Alarch 2Sth, AID. 1862, wherein John S. Cod
ding usenf John Frazier is Plaintiff and John
A. Mcclellan 10. Defendant, sin on Tuesday,
the 9th Day Of May a. d. 1862 between the
hours Of 10 o'slook A. n. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. of
said day, n the court house door in Narysyille,
County Of Msrshall andSsate Of Kansas, ofser
for ssle to the highest bidder fer, cash all the
right. title and interest Of the defendant John
A.sMcclellap, Of in. and to the following real
estate 70 xi::s Letone "a in beet eleven III
with tie impsevements. thereon, as Designated
On the pecp.ded plat Of the town Of Narysville in
Ithc cosDtye 81 Marshall then Territory, now
State of KApsas, fronting forty , four 4yfeee
On sBrea2way snd runniug back seventy-two
fegt ts} overriding to BreNefis rcasded Il,t Of
seid teypiaf 1leYssille. lqvied AEON to satisfy
said ceaeR sae>e 4 ppzaise@ IS 75.< - Z
d X AZ DHWE AR1NGEN Sheriff.
]. E. Clardy. .PRntf7s Afty. xzx,s,
Sheriff ~ Fssl1l5s1ee2 sds n
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council sfer the esstsn. the1Younds OK
said CONTEST ana the council shau An d and place n
which they viii hear anddetsEnae cid sQpts s.Ss
Sec. %. The person nakingseidlcontet shall
within twensy5 our hours ater fling With the
city fcouncil notice Of seidapntests serve upon
the psison whose eieesion ~ pnteas = similsr
sndplacs at which the city ceaaeil viii hear
and determine the same.s sss sss s.si.sssasb kaa
Sec. 26. At the TIME and place f1ed BY abe
city council they sha1shear and determine said
contest a. in their jademens shall appear just
and lawJnl and the decision rendered by the
council shsllall be final and conclusive. ;sasca
Sec. y. The judges and cler ks Of election shall
each beenfitied to one dollar for each day they
shall serve as such. .f,z-. II .sy-sss fss..,
Approved August Il 1861. ssfk asxa4TsA
.Fsysn THOMAS w: WATERSONs Mayor
7 h. PETERS, Clerk. LII a-as.sg u 2
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THE AMERICAN FLAG I!
.AAY,JQ1sAMsEU{JElslL4s
Holds out great inducements
y u Is thf F armefs! j y
r&aws xvnna

A.. nAaES Z7aea q
He0fers half Cash and half Goods, at st
ern prices, for Corn. The goods were purchased
in New York for Cash. Call with your Corn
and see the Major before selling elsewhere, as i
is for your own good.
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Business Cams,
FIR. JACOBS,
5IOUSEaSIGN e
8 RWAIAEN TAEsnh Ten

sE'All persons wishing wolks done in, my line
will do well by calling one door east of the
American Hozel where Iwll guarantee salts
factionssG 6m mas
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Established By the Board of County Commissioners
- of -ka-shau County, Kansas, Apra11, 1862.
ss Ordered that the. rates of fcrriage across the
Big Blue river at the ferry owl ned by H. D. Will
liams Co., crossing said river near the city of
Marysyille, be from this date as follows
. For footman ...... 49,. .............. .O5
=. loose Cattle each...... 1855. ..... yO5
8" man and horse ......:... 10
!" two horses aud wagon 80
:" one yoke of cattle and wagon. so
g four horses and wagon ........,. rs
f" .twoyeke of cattle and wagon. 10
. ." four g. SIPS
4" six I" -. $1.5O
{. United States mail coaches, four 500
horses. 1880. 40
Allpersons with one wagon free. az %
This certifes that the above is true and cor
rect copy as ordered by the Board Of County
Commissioners, April llth, 1862. ~ -.
SD 3tn4] w. Z. 6. NEWELL, 20. Clerk.
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