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The Indinn War-A Note from George W.
I.nne TO SenatOr .InInes u. Innc.

Denrey Cna Augrs, 2o-Tb. following noto
from George w. Lane, Superintendent Of the
Branch Mint to Senator james II. Lane, expresses
the general feeling here
The telegram purl,orting TO be from the Indian
Bureau. at Washington, Ia nm outrage on the mem-
orv Of the unarmed men and the unoiicndng wo-
men who have been killed and scslped by those
,reachcrous devils the Indians. Every band Of
Indians, Of any SIC, on the plains have united for
toe purpose Of determination, and have driven
white men from these mountains and plains. The
only 'wrongs" that know Of are, that these nat
ural enemies ~ progress aud improvement have
been fed strengthened, aud furnished with arms,
under mistaken policy, the better To accomplish
their hosh purpose. II Colora. has any trends
IN the States, let them prove It now. Those who
syinpathizc with the "wrongs" of the Inlans J. AL
better cut their hair short before passing tie Ms
soiri River, as the Indians are rcspectors OF
person, age, or Sex.
tsgnOd) q. W. LANE.
All the stores hero remain cloGod ind the citi-
zcns are drilling and working on the Qualifications
ST Louis, No, Aug. 3o.-lhe 81. Joseph papers
say that Msrysve, Kansas, ninety miles west Of
st. Joseph, was ssckci by the Indians on Sunday
last No particulars are given.
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From Europe.


The s,c.nNshp Peruvian. from liverpool nth,
and Londonderry 18TH Of August, srrived q Far. /
thcr Pant ON Saturday evening. Her ucws Is i've
dsys later.
Al the Liverpool Assizcs, three men. named
Cunningham. Buchsnsn and Campbell, were tried
for breach Of the Foreign Enlistment Act, in hav-
ing procured mon to scrve on board the reNcl
steamer Rappabanncck The prisoners were found
guilty, l1t were liberated on thc,r ov- recognise
snce IN the sam Of c1so sterling each. The Judge
intmaicd thai any men charged with breach o.
the rnls'mcu, Act second time wc'ih he mos,
severely deak With
Tho little srhocur vision, from New York for
London, was spoken .Iuly 2oh in lat. 45,to, long.
80 w. and supplied with provisions and
water.
TIE MoTSrSa IiJrALp believes the Dsuish Minis.
ter S7rlan has hecn recalled, and that the vacancy
will not hc He'd, tie Danish Government thinking
II sufiicen, t1 maintain onc first casw mission. In
that case the Danish Ambassador at Paris will at,
tend To- the important business in England.
NJ. Ratcman, f,,hcr Of The American actress Miss
Pstemar, has been hrough, before magistrate in
London charged with an assault ON lady, grow
ing ont Of a theatrical scandal. The case was sct
for trial.
hnimosity between Prussia and the sn,cr
German States shows tokens Of increase one
hand. and II Is sem-o officially announced th-t Pr,is-
sin has demanded or IL about W demand II the
German Dc, mn explanation regarding the entrance
Of the Federal execution troops into ssncherV. On
tho other hand the lianovcrian representative II
sad Ia have been inH,ruccd declare " the Dict
does not obtain satisfaction for tho expulsion o'
the Federal troora from Reudcnshurg The Hsno-
vcrian forces will be- withdrawn from Iolatcn In
order To avoid the possibility ~ second violation
OF the Federal right.
II WAS runorcd In rsris that the French govern
mcnt had entered protest against the extension 81
PrusiRn territory eVcep, under the conscn, Of tho
rowers who originally traced the boundaries.
There are fears Of y political movement In Mad
| nd. The Government WAS 'rting measures TO
| maintain orlcr IN the principal cities
| Prince Coma has signnli7cd the settlement Of his
difficulties with the Sultan by granting nm amnesty
| required 70 leave the country.
| LoSpo. MosF, MAnEgr, ilth.--Thc Hank rate
remains At per cont. discount. The demand con-
tnucs active, but not excessive, and the market
exhibits rather more ease Consos yesterday were
| iirner Iader,hwni,e's Circular saws that large
| amounts of L. y. Bonds Va been imported from,
| America, and last weeks prices depressed fully 4
| per cent, but ON news of nghcr prices from New
| Iork continued the continental dcmHnd,thc mari Il
rallied, and they closed strong At IL i-2s.! W.
| note more dispogito 90 take these bonds In Eng
land, during The part week. Illinois Central Is IN
| good demand. hut at lower Prices
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
The Rebel General Nheelcr's Raid, etc.

Cincinnati, Aug. 2i.--Tho CosnKRciAL has n
special dispatch from Nashville. which states ~
follows:
The first train from the front snco the rebel Gen.
whoeler's raid, resched Chattanooga ON the 18th
instant. six heavy trains lcn there At once for the
'front.' the last OF which IL reported to have been
captured near Kingston, by small force detached
from wheocr's command. Since the occupation
OF Cleveland by WI celcr, his movements have been
very mysterious and probably made to avoid
General Fitzpatrick. who, with strong force, is in
pursuit Of him. whccer's force consis,s of three
divisions Of cavalry and one brigade Of infantry.
They have ten pieces Of artillery in oil, and num-
Der about FIVE thousand men.
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The Pirate Tallahassee.
Departure from Halifax, Etc.

HtltJdr, August 20.-rhe pirate Tallahassee
sailed from this port at O'Clock this morning,
going eastward. The Federal war-iteamer Pom
toosuck arrived here at o'clock this morning,
having been detained by fog. She will sail inn
medlately in pursuit. Another American war
steamer is signsled in the west. The following is
list Of the vessels destroyed by the Tallahassee;
Ships-Atantc, Adriatc and James Llttlcfcld.
Barks-Bay State, Glenalyon, +. &. Alexander.
Br.g-Billow. S,hoouers-SIsh A. Boyce, Carrie
kaelle, A. Richards spokane, Lamont Dupont,
Henry Howe Howard. forA Restless, Caroline,
North America Pearl Sarah Louiss, M4.,cn,a, Jp-
sish Ashons. Plot Buats-James Funk and VIII
liam Ball. The following vessels captured
and bonded by The Tall assoc. Bark slliote lr.
New schooners Carroll, X. Z. Parker, s. II. Harris
and Leopard.
Portland, Me. Au1vst sO.-rhe British brig
James Grow, at this port from Liverpool makes
the following report;
On the night Of the l-,h inst, spoke yacht or
pilot boat, who made eHrlcst Inquiries II VI had
reen = steamer with one mast, giving full descrp-
ton OF tic Taliahassee. TLo boat was no doubt the
New York pilot-bost JaInoa Funk, before repor.ed
captured.
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the.e circumstances II WAS obvious

these eircum stances u WAS obvious 10 the
entire army that re.nca, was necessary.
Accordingly, directions 10 retree, were q en-, aud
our men fell b,ok N good orcr IN ,h. direction of
Winchester ami Hsrrcr's FG-y. Tie seneraish,p
displayed NJ this CAM iaian may he iA,ssra,od by
the auemp, to capture = rctca comm ssry ~ain. on
the road skirtns the base OF North Mountains. A
brigade was sent to attack it, an tho officer to
whom the duty WAS assigned detached three hun
dred men 10 round and drive back the head
OF the guari, while the general took the
remainder to attack the rcsr-thus re.
versns the proper method OF attacking the
head Of the column with the stronger force TIE
consequence that our advance and rear were
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A Statement from senator Wilson, Of Mas
sachutetts

Boston, Saturday. Ang. 2O-s'nNtor Wilson
publishes note denying all the reports 70 the effect
that he Ia mixed up with any proposition for an
srnistice with the rebels. lie says;
No public man connected with the Aaministra-
ton ~ in favor Of an armistce. | personally know
that President Lncoln and all the members of his
Cabinet have undoubted faith IN the success OF our
armies and the complete triumph ot our cause.
with this belief they viii pursue tue most vigorous
Ineasures to raise money and men TO carry On the
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OK the 18th instant Gen. smiths command,
consisting OF one brigade Of infau,ry and two
brlgades OF cavalry, attacked three brgades Of Gen
FORESTS rebel command, who held partially for
tined posinon at Hurricane Creek, Mss, and siter
lodged and obliged 70 retreat leaving ffty Of their
DEAD on me hsid. Our loss was nos over forty
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Retrogadc Movement of our Forces.
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GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED.
SHERMAN'S DEPARTMENT.
Wheeler's Rebel Raiders.
CITY AND MIsCELLANEOUs NEWS.

Capture OF u Train.
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EDWIN n. STANTON,
Secretary u War.
Additional Details.

Hedd9sdvteys Of the Army OF the Potomac,
Thursid Aug. 1S-Erening morning, ut
o'clock, the 5th Corps started an exl~Iition 10
sut the Weldon Railroad at Rams Station, taking
four days ratious with them. THIS Corps was
Withdrawn from the left front some dnys ago, and
have been in reserve ever since. They reached
che railroad about seven o'clock, and
Che First Division, being Ia the advance had =
skirmdsh with force o the enemy, stationed there
70 protect the read. TIE. ..l bAk rapidly, how
ever, and the loss On ei.Lc- side was light. Amer
placing tho troops In lie, 20 l'cl any attack which
might he made, tho work ~ tearins up the track
WAS comrsnced, and pro.oauiol with vigor for
several hours. But about noon thev were inter-
Suped at their labor by the arance of the enc
my, who were advancing along the railroad from
Petersburg in line Of battle. They proved ~ be
Gen. Hits corps, which had been lying in reserve
Sor the psst few days, and who were advanced at
double quick as soon as they became aware Of our
Intention and movement. The Second Division,
Gen. AyrC commandng' held the advance on the
railroad, the Third aud Fourth DIVISIONS suI port
ing on ii right, while the FIRST Div sion was pisne
20 cover the left and prevent any surprise from
shat dir sciion. Tho attack on the Second Dyiaon
was yer y determined; but our men met 1t in gs
hnt at sic, driving the rebels back handsomely
With heavy loss. After repeated attempts 10 fore,
our line, the rebels finally, af,er abou, two hour.
hard aghtng, gave up the idea, and fell back som'
distance, keeping up FIRE all the Afternoon
hom their batteries and skirmshers. tn,
U,hssnth New York Heavy Artillery psxtisu
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Installation of Archbishop McCloSkey
Impressive Ccrcmonics-Th sermon.
&C., &C., Ge.
GENER Al GRANT.

sevcrc Fighting General Union Success.
War Department. Rdshia9toH- August 2eth
1sC4--s:io y. Mo MAJOR Gen. job, 4. Dir
She operations of Gen. Grant forces are detailed
n the following official dispatches received by this
department..
C,ty P0irt-s p NJ August t1s.-Gen. Warren
moved with bis corps this morning to and across
She Weldon Road, about one mile south Of the head
works. To TINT poin. he met nothing but the
sncuiy's pckets. lie advanced from there towards
Pesersburg. meeting the enemy in his advance
He had considerable fighting during the day, suf-
fering some loss, and inficting loss upon the
enemy. have no repor. showing the extent Of our
losses, but Judge them to bc light from the dis
patches. Some OF the cnomy's wounded fell into
cur hands, and few other prisoners.
CITY Point Va. 1880 p. h.--Augu1 19.--Our
troops are firmly fxod across the Weldon Rond.
There has been little no fghting to-day, either
south Of Petersburg north Of the James. Warren
reports that the cnemy's dead, in considerable
numbers, were found in his front unluried. Gen.
Birney teegrsphs Gen. Butlcr as follows
HsIdquarters Tenth Corps, Aug l9h.-The
enemy attacked my line in heavy force last n sh,
and we're repulsed with great loss. In front Of our
enemy arc counted. TIE colored troops behaved
handsomely and are in hno sprits. The sssau,
was in column, division strong, AMI would have
carried the work II they had no. been 10 we'll de-
sended. The enemy's loss ut least 1000.
ID. Il. BIRSgy Maior-Gieuersl.
Citg Point, Va, 0 p. NJ, Aug. l9h.-Tle enc
ny came out this evening t. Warren right, driv-
iag in the pickets connecting between INN and the
III of old line the Jerusalem plank road and
Ssrcany back me two right divisions Of Warren a
Sasps. A heavy fight took ylce eresnl,ng in the re-
sIasb'tshinp OF our lines and the capture Of good
many prisoners. The prisoners were from Iloth's,
Hahose's and Hoke's divisions We also lost eonsid-
srsb,y In prisoners. The last foregoing dispatch
received this afternoon, aud IL the stest infor-
naeon received by the Department. II is estl-
siated that the loss Of the enemy, during this week,
IN killed. wounded aud captured, cannot fall much
short Of four thousand, II it does Lot exceed thai
sumber.
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~ tiiD II r t.

GaI6pun, 6trrs County, mpre. am Itsm
t.s 10. Stunt rem guittlsppsru Gs;maeu6t. g,
ni&ts a~tnenten unr sinjIit rnocr5t ~reitetsn gGrs
ar foten IN rem tsua6F artsn |aIr, nit ~@,usnatz
M, rsR lHCmas gau,e, r.a rt gtduter fngsn,
O. mar "a yitrt unl tl.t: tin GmU pot I6. w.ls
dem llm1ancs or Yatrib,inIia itiu 2ebsn 9sr-
pant.t. E:jnt Sc! 1:tbtit otea7tnp, sr'far!
GaQst III irin 8 ~, Ec or 9EnFen bate. gr
itcB sintn @uihtspru tort unp miirrt lid rrh
LANCE pnttrjrilt tGtsn, i"rtm jstne Gattin i'm
RE @eEt9rs lur, ipsnr r nttt lurt fas ,niaGi1s
2o;attsn tincr jeinsr GIintel iit am Rnpbel wiz
st su;tt. 9r t~emsr!iteG iot, jrtot istns Blutt in
i'll rem 0tlH. Gis Rttellen erurrletrn riren 0ts
riGsu Scbnicn, TEN lie ais Utians.ncn mittra6
ten, unr IIrn;O G%nmptou, s;nsn SirSer prn Bates
County. Srtn 6oitalu rrurre etiltrliG rerwurs
tt. Der Gacm sjnts 8nEitoItr, Yartriree, rnrlc
&stlnS. t unc Elm Swell res St1:i6.ns In Qiht
gIta. s. Iag,n rttisH Spmmu ttiue 1ruppen
III Calhoun UNI man wOHt rtn 9urs,rn nit &C.
tdtl:n, fh III rrsnniirsn, wotriA iaj6. neil i:
mtiit TaritaI. InS.
- Gm l3. Stunt rmcrGsttn RE PultfI.prtr
&asitaI, In G:arilrn G'urtp. Sire Nomtn
Rnl: GtsrIt. 8. Sen ion. > nrp Yartsntsimtr, s.
S,in,ilru I'm. 9otn . %nnlriOn.
- Nm s. Stunt II ~ stl G.ta6smtut son
Gpnpasnit VI. srm 3. Stla tenn :lj 8tsimfnt rOn
s9arrtnsturs nat (slstn sfitidt. 9laRt Fe'
l,stutm DIT tratm it 3 ron GuartuQ3 2,uttr.
wtIt, in RE : m,tiun.rrm s~ttlsirtt Karen; nur
tutnn 4, merge SNnter an 9ut. 81, 'o,r,rtsn
biz umtriSsu aui. Id Su nabsrn, wrraui r~i.isltsn
fiji fSyia rsn eirtG 80 Mann nmriret ias,n
Tu uasIuttittn murntn In Ter itudIihnen
&,it umsrbra6t. Nan iaus bic Qst6.n mi
lurtl&SiHtnsn Satin ml aufeNp6.nsn aussn.
EudHEsl III in islntn uitrn g,rltdsn an 5nt
itHs bic uuibut:it Ter tsnahtartsn Counties,
SadIHn G%aiap,is, 8 latte, G;a9 u. 70. If pur3as-
lid tim !u,u artirsn.
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9ofalcs s.

pa Nir uldutm mt. nitre 2sisr aui bic
In uni,rtn gniti8sFo,tsu ttFnGlias &tit1ts
l'rts Ger !sum 0rrs & 8rUwn'i in CT. 2oui.
animsr'iam III MAIDEN. Gisitltsu toteu DOL
8url'm Elm nsnss Srmmiifrns' NH 6pertticns,
ssIdait In SO 5 9ine SraBs, ct. 2uu!s nrTm'.
UaTET unN onrtrs pUrrutsptsn, mtIte ibrt
9rueu!ts ftsstt oui rem 81. Coulter Nor't ~
!rinssn rInidtn, r,rren es in itrem gcyttei!
Fnssn, nit Der rti9en Girma in eeiflitssntst,
~ tr,t.n. 81. Ssrrta Qsrr uur @rcrn Ene una
scn 1ursrIdiF9u EStttt sls irlirs, tiidti9e Geita'a,
lsSt. smpi'lsu, lt lb in f. g,itSts .3utraam
IN jtrtr Ss3tstuns rsdtiertiesn rtrG en-.
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Gitii uuisrt Serpuutetsn 8 Is
prot fpir6.

Ntt nr unlert TtFwuRfettn Is
iOrgt Utr6.
DIR r0Urh" wjrD ssi6ristsn, RAP cine srrss
Gn,abI u~nisrsr 9ermsnrst.n isst nod in rsr
RtAnis Iitsen unr I4rsd!i4 ;u Istusn ta5sn.
Dor { inissn 1assn tamsn fringe rsr gsrwunrs-
len auf Srld IN lie 6trsde ron 60 Nsilsn b,rs
Gin sstrU&en unr madtsn rascu ans.iSt. Nan
Ianrts cine EnSatI Qeuts nit GmbuIanssu balm
al, fans abtr, raB bic N,t,Itn etra 200 r,r gsrs
runpslsn wsssstra&t, raeessn RE am iGreyilsn
B.-wunHsttu 3uritS!aftu LEattsn. gini8t ron
ft.tn eartsn unlerreUs ais man ie tersin trattr.
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,riStlia fseimirt ID. ca 70 siierrs GOnGituttpn.n
,rfslnt cine iOI&s GampuSns auasutoIt.n. nats
atlanta mub G.ncmmrn ,rsrren uni tpsnn ts tis
Aulss arm,s %lOItt."
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gu %btrtaMfeH.

gu ~DertaHIeH.
l1n%tsrSsifnctsr piini6t na&fsRsnS tenanntss
Sissntbum untsr a~nnshmtarsu Bepinsunsen baIp
m6slitIt gu psrfaufsn: Die iatl. 5dlfte pom Q. u.
Quarter, pas g. %. Sr. pom g. 8. DR., BE
Of Salite bonn 6. 8. Dr., Get. IS bic % eff.
Sdlitt penn g. %. Or, g. 8. BON 6. %. Qr.
SsetiOn Sc, sOrnfbis As, Tanss 6 Nef, 800,
older entbaltsnp. DAD eanp liest In @asecnaee
@cunts, 3,4 Rsilen scu Satsrs Ratle e%ntisrnt,
n elmer seIuupsn gesenr. une srdnst an Deter
9raettle's unp Gsam grsin's GdrG.
Gas Ndtsre III gu erirassn Bel Gtrta Rctt6of
an FER Tirl @rssf. Btrnaro 9aotn.
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feinet, NiOaleit

Scfuuren fat une cen StYf, ben Is in Central Qmeetea
nnr auf Dan peftinsil5sr SHleln fhrtt 10 lang: Srnicbt,
nit 9ic6t rtreient:
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Setn = 0 m 0 u q B rem N III &ir5hen
Ut III alien eausb ~altunstE cur4 ben SaHisu NE.
fen urp Supsn tstauat.
Ssins Wurm SdielGeu (Lozenges)
baeen IN iptniser ais tinem Sa pre- mad ibrer Gin
tnbruns tiatn Suf erprpben, Der nbtr ben san,en
nOrsameritanif9en Continent ~psrtrsitst eft.
Assr bic Srsns ftinss 8ubmss fat CT bnr& feline
Ituslt. Gntbctan9, ODER rislmtbr 3uiamn.,n,tslns,
Ssaia4t Bonn sr beanfprudt ni9t Der Gnf,sdtr res
CEDRON
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iu ftin, msldts bic Sais ron stm Bit t.rs 1T, has
sr jest rem putIitum pfrirt. Sjtft Gbre scbtrt
BEN Giusstrrnsn Central. Gmrrita's, reftn 1usen.
rem ibHtn fbrn felt rnsbr ais l~ipeibuac trt Sabrtn BE-
fannt raren. Scr Snriarer tictet sipit DEN tcpt'
lidften, S~iftiSfttn 4usptnttunStn rts Sortns Errt
unb ribrt ptns Surht Die s~iftisfttn 6dlanS.n ait.
Gs berrfbt Der 8laute uutcr iblsu, DAP, 70 LANCE
np9 athsn i'm &6rptr 1T, DIS Geprcn cine -ettluns
gu trwirtcr rrrrnaS, Sltifpiel ron pslaer Natur Die
Srantbeit III.
B6brtne Or. 8 II II ni4t in Den g tanb stiest,
1T. bteft srtrapasante 8sbauptuns gu teftatissn, 10 ut
CT rennOb nibts tefto sprniScr ourtb fcrsfdltiSe prl'
flinscl gu her ltetcr ieusuns Srlanst, paS cas- Geprcn
ais Gin J5sil. ugb 8prteusunSsmittel Scstn ole &trant.
beittn, Die retn 4usseicttfcin elmer pebfelnotn 2Sittc'
runs, lem Glimaws4ftI rpsr miasmatiften GInfafeu
cntiprin9rni
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e)()

Sons rsieei6cn unr idwar3,idsn 2inn. wtnlAs
tt su %tauisn, ppiir i'd. wsnn bic 8inte aut IN,
rem bttltsn Drti5 ntht untsr 5000 satlsn
wsrrs.
81. 6. ShItnber.
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2 isrepsie

stm fislss llsssl bsslsitsnesn 81 iUIse Don
S9metpmsn pirft ss msbr Nie ein angeaebmra
8sismitt,l ais mis cine Meriaiu. Gs III n#dts
ca in r.r sans.n Strife Fer Watsria Nsrita
mas nit pietm @tittsl bel osn .rriSntsm utteI
einsn Gsr9lsi& ausholten lam.
Giue rputpnmsns 8tidrsitnn3 etei,y NUMB IT.
tarsn Y7an,s 1T in Der II. ausSate tes .. st.
Dispsuiatsriums aai Stltt 1887 unH 1888 81
Hnrsu.
Gin. 8;its spn Gresrim,n.sn, ipsI6s Or. Bull
ihcn isit Sotren ~tstristen, taten iOsten gu sinem
tsisitrigsnren 81 iultate 9eiitrt UNI er it jsst in
cen Stanp seiest, Fem 9ntlifum cine 3uidmnen<
ietun9 son @epron nit anrern bepdhrten Qr3
ustmitteln, ras ganse In sutem fupierreltiQirtem
Bourbon 8bisfp eritsr Gualitdt a~ui6swatrt, an;
~,utistsn, tie nitt tires 0lsihsn in Ger @slt fin
bet.
Gr tDnuts sinen 8anp nit Gsrtifcaten tcrtsis
idaTtn, atsr cas- Yutlitum Sat iOl6s Ding. iton
ldyait mad itrem maAren Nsrtb ibdbsn sslernt.
Der I 6,rlts plan fir einsn Sssm bic S.iltra it
tirrr ususn @ssisin itltf gu prlfsn.
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8. 9sre. q. Bropn.
LORD & BRGWW
ganfleate
une
9ietun1iensSan6ler,
9Sp. 3 Ntne Gtr.,
,rijtsn Drain UNI 3wsitsr Staaes,
ct. 2suiS, 81 ..

geiunsereNu M srf a fettptrh
GOnit9nattUnen sewismst.
Refereu;en:
g. 8. 8urIoD. Trli. 9ruR @ouutaiu R. q.
Sptn 6eni.t. Supt. -
Sfcrr Sui6. Gen. asi.
s. 81. @t&tTud, SuSt. 9aciFr 81. q.
8csp & Err, 81. 9cuts.
q. @Gwar;, Stfsrion Gits,
q. @tnslsr, Stauntcn, 0p.
s. Gsa9au, Rcla Ms.
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shert Cateehism OF Negro Equality.

Sherf CateehEsm OF Negro Equality.
Who said that all men are created
equal Thouas Jefferson, the father of
Democracy.
Who gave the negroes the right of suf-
frage in New York? The Democratic
party.
Who presided over the Convention
which gave this privilege to negroes p
Martin Van Buren, a Democrat.
Who afterwards elected Martin Vsn Bu-
ren 10 the Presidency of the United States?
The Democratic party!
Who married a negro woman, and by
her had mulatto children7 Richard NJ.
johnson, a good Democrat.
Who elected Richard M johnson Vice
President of the United States The
Democratic party
If President Van Buren had died, and
Richard N. johnson had become President,
who would have become the Democratic
Mistress of the White House? The ne
gro woman.
Who made the negro a citizen of the
State of Maine? The Democratic party.
Who enacted similar law in Massschu-
setts2 The Democratic party.
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New Hsmpshire2 The Democratic Par
ty.
Who permitted every eolored person
owning $3.50, in New York, to become vot-
err A General assembly, purely Demo
cratic. -
Who repealed the laws of Ohio which
required negroes to give bonds and Secur-
ity before settling in that Staie2 The
Democratic Party.
Who helped to give the free negroes the
right to vote in Tennessee under her Con-
stitution of 1857 General jackson.
Was General Jackson a good Demo
crat He generally passed as such.
Who, with the above facts, and many
others staring them in the face, are con.
tinually whining about "negro suffrage
and negro equality The Democratic
Party.
All these things were done by Demo
crats, and yet they deny being in favor o.
negro equality, and charge it upon the Re-
publicsns-just like the thief whe cries
| sstOp thief the lo1dest.