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, 1864-05-05

T70K EAI4E-A good two-s'ory frame house and
IL lot. with tarn, both lake ana we'll water OF the
nf KenheD. Price $3.50 Inquire rs tho house or g
Warrington street. This Is cheap bargain.
my5 s39l-6t
Z nue.. 1xls9, mar h!o 2sande sr.et Price fas per
foot. OEe on Edns Place. 37D. Hau3a and los ~
Edi3s Pjace price 81, $50. Apply 10 PETER sCaIAP,
l61 State street. my!.es5c-1t
TOR SALE-Sfx brick stores with l5ts, 10 the vsY
u heart OF the city OF Chicago. Price &.1AC 0. VIII
pay ten per cent. Nosa bad invest nent money
ns ,s, = Psf cent d'tSea ser Addfs.s r .;uAMtS9s'
mys.esss2t
Tor GALE.-Wabash avenue property for sale for
- few c coSs-;sl Wabash avenue. Los 4oIll fee
title perfcct price e1l hall cash aoi the o. lAncs
In one tWo md hEee Teart at per cent interest," In
Qure Of e: q. AIKEN, It 3 Lake st, anou 10 A. NJ
, 1864-05-05

Noble Donnt1on.-The Treasurer OF the
Chicsgo Orphan Asylum acknowledges the receiot
of seven hundred dollars by the hands OF C.. y
Holden, Treasurer Of the Chicago FIreman's Bcnc-
yo}ent Association.
, 1864-05-05
The CITY.

MEDICAL CONFERENCE.-The report Of ycstczday's
proceedings in the Illinois State Medical Conven-
ton wtl be found In full On the third page.
, 1864-05-05
:1epu110.

EOUNE-on Lake street, small snm Of money
= INQUIRE Of 6. H. DeFosest 4 CO.. 81 Lake sxfeet'
TOR SALE-Lots. Good Build.
Y tnR and Residence Lots. PLEASANTLY located y
bard snd Fobs o. Gn1eaE6 e Efeom xb 70 a
long Or abort time. Apply to 7, BlCKARp1EE.
rfaz1-y1oE8m
, 1864-05-05

Old Ladies 1Iolne.-The Board OF Mana
gers OF the Home" will hold Its regular monthly
meeting this afternoon ct ha1f.past two O'Clock at
the ruoms Of the Young Mens' Christian Associa-
tion,
, 1864-05-05

Examination OF Male Teachera.-
There Will be an examination Of male teachers at
the Office Of the Board Of Education No. 76 Lssalle
street, on Tuesday, May 10th, commencing at
O'Clock.
, 1864-05-05

EGR SALE-A Dist,llery, 500
miles or Chicago oy fa,road Also, water poxe,
t1crrlpg Mil. iouf Of stone, capable ofna akin7
&C barrels ps day. Buildings all OF s&one, hnt SUD
staatial tbrnnsheut+ wiz hs sod cheap. or ex
changed for Chicago city nrooerty. Apply TO GRIP
I'M
, 1864-05-05

<AA&44A41 s0DA%%s%4
pY GILBERT & SAMPSON,
1o Auctioneess, a, 4s and 4s Dearborn st..
LARGE SALE OF SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Brussclls and Ingram Carpets,
Ccok1rg and ether Stoves, Pictures, &C.. Lace and
Dumask Curtains, &C., &c.
AT AU CTION.
On FRIDAY, May eth, at * O'Clock, ut our sl1e=.
loons. will be sold lars and 2esloe assortment Of
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND
MAHOGANY FURSITURE-
Elegant rosewood, brockstelle parlor 'uit,. upho.
stored OAK dining chairs, book case, r1ch lace and
douasE curtains brus els and her carpets silver pla
tcd forka end spoons tea set csockery and
hhf amt other mattresses COOK and p1rpr ktores, 10
gethcr wtt great variety Of other goods, beng the
household effects OF several families, removed to
''S' 1oN GILBERT i SAMPSON.
1nv4 t931.8r AUcEtoueef6,
, 1864-05-05

1znson CoA1--The nrst cargocs OF Illinois coal
brought in this eeason. are being now unioaded at
our city docks, as boate hive now commenced run
ming for the Illinois Company through the Illinois
md Michigan Csnal
, 1864-05-05

Ascension Day.-Thcre Will be Divine ses-
vice in St. James Church at nine o'clock this morn
Ing. on account Of the day being the anniversary Of
the Feast Ct the Ascension.
, 1864-05-05

EOR EALE-Resldence Property. ....
Il 4E FtEf DEEP LOlS-On C!lumcr avenue rom
TwentE.F'rst 70 Twenty see"ni atcert- Bsaatliui
view Of the harhor; thorough Eer8gc. gas, wA:ee
and ncrse 4nd s'elm nt haat. By d re- corded
c. ntract The noat lawn, Covered With h4ndsoos
t1cte aud the lot in rcaE Of the dwellings, must
msl forever open 2 te IN ?ost5a Lake
few Only for tae. Few II any lots, ttn this
ussal depth On ths Las Sno;s R9:sss5 80 may :
met aYenEe in the Block south Of iweaty.secon1
street. !u1 Genth.
MICHIGaS AVESHE-A nnmher 81 lste houses.
One let south Of Madison. s.. =: $. Co. cheap
WABASH AVENCE-Vay!ous houses anu lots One
lnfge *ul1 depth lot {tcxlSN vita house north a5-
bard Court - 80. Full depth lots near OF. street,
al $50 ne foct- ....
Old street, at tSs-n bargain. Honss aud lot nortt
Of ~ ents-Second street, 93-Co1-a} fest front
NORTH UIVIStON-Sevnrnl drstcasa dwellings on
Epfon-st. east Of W:oico!t; On corAes Of 1cdtsaA
and Wolcnst. Sc. In Mediate possession given
WEST DIVISION Vest wasains.on strset and PARK
the Park lArge number OF lots IN WASHING ton-st,
&c, Dr., quite reasonable and on long c7cilt, AZ
Der cent
BUSINESS PEnPE2TT-.some Of the bes. IL the heart
myHer1t1t BryAu Hall.
, 1864-05-05

TOR SALE-Chesp for cash, the h:stclGss DWELL
L Ing Rtnae and Lot, ssl fndlsnn atsee.. No.th
aii modern improvements; also, eoop Barn. This 10
desirable properly and within hort ststsnee
j.. IDgnira Of r. :. WIsDTATE, No ,ard II
rrade bu1l1lnE. uySe1SIlw
TTDn SALE-Cbeap, House aud lat On Carroll,
l. Gttgeen EstbeI aud Horne streeta-high grooui
Is foot alley. Ttt hoasa i. @x4 ooe story, 6oiis
with particular and tast finished. trca s26CQ.
- G1iEENEbAUM d FOREMAN,
EJ3eA1t - CLARK street.
COR EALE-A Cottage OF sx rnous. alrost new.
Z large 10. nd barn a:!nated on West Laka street
seou, Adcrtss or apply to 2. KELLxls, Is Dsarhorn
s'Ecet- my3i256s
I. OR SALE-Reut. or trade for other ctsv nr,n.
4 t1ty. LIT 10 est lrot by SO 6eep with tnirtr
ard everything complete, necessary for csSrT,n ~,
ifc brewing q 99siatts. Inquire At Bry4a 1sT. ~
AAoo- D. 6fs1 aS'GeQ' myt-et3ft
, 1864-05-05
aIlltlHErlleurB.
TICKEr-OF-LEAVE MAN.
FlEKDAE-Co EDT MIG aT.

PRICE9-Admisaia,1 70 tgusanm ard Lcct'ir1 Sooc4
g. rts Caildr+ uudsr sTsl~e years, cents ,r.ss
13 and S. no txtr1 charge for Reserved Ses.s. Bo'
Book open froac 1e =: NJ to r. n. pcc- q Lecture
, 1864-05-05

Indies, Loyal LcnSue.-The League Will
meet this afternoon, May 9th, at IL O'Clock, at the
rooms Of TIE Young Mems Christian Association,
Methodist Church Block. The afternoon will be
devoted 10 sewing for contraband" children. All
n nj
, 1864-05-05

Go @orH BEs9-4o 70 Bryant d sttaszou't
Chicago Commercial College, to get tht,rotrs
practical business educatto1. For cs,culare az
dress (enclosfn2 stanps) Bryant 3 6tas.ea, Ct4-
eago, Illinois.
, 1864-05-05

Bridgeport n. e. Church.-Rey. c. G.
McCabe, late from the Army Of the Potomac, Will
preach In the Bridgeport II. E. Church this evening
at halfpast o'clock.
, 1864-05-05

BR1oADnR GENERAL RANsoH.-This dstin-
gushed officer arrived in this city yesterday morn
ing. and IL now stopping at the fremont House,
whdre he viii remain until entirely recovered from
the effects Of his recent wound. &c will be In the
neld agnin within Sixty days. 1t Is expected that
he will command division under Gen. McPhes-
, 1864-05-05

Ea1 Ftxtures.-A large assortment cnbrac-
ing the latest and F1cheft patterns, at low prices
Fitting promptly attended to. j. W1NoRAyE, Jr
& Co., 81 Randolph street. ap23d4;O-1m
, 1864-05-05
A New Perfume for tho Handkerchief.
Phalon's s. Night Blooming Ccreus."
Phalon's 't Night Blooming Cereus,"-'
Phalon's Night Blooming cereus."
Pha1ou's Night Blooming Cercus'
Pha]on's t. Night Blooming Cezeus."
Pha1on's Night Blooming cereus.

The Spice of Life.-Variety In Head Dress
for Men, Youths and Children, can be found al
suited. Brewster, leader Of Fashions, Sherman
House. my5-sc57-1t
, 1864-05-05

Chicago Lnundry.-Those of our friends
who are In want OF laundry service-Hotel pro-
prietore, vessel owners, young men without fami'
y and otherr arc invited to patronizc the Chicago
Landry at ISL Dearborn street, opposite the post
ot1lce, where they will find themselves aud their
hablltments treaied with all due consideration.
Mr, EllenW ood is well known In the business, hay
ing been with Jones & Hooker about ten years.
he uses no acids in his work. but turns ont every
THU perfectly clean, neat, and uniu1ured, at pfi
ces which can not fali to suit. Give him trial
, 1864-05-05

TIE Mo11IK ABLE--Not many days ago wc gave
como description OF the new steamer Mollie Abe,
running In the Illinois Central Line from Cairo to
New Orleans We neglected to state that on her
on the ver and made the trip from port to port In
three days and nineteen hours running time.
, 1864-05-05

CHICAGO EaTEnrnIsK AnRoAD.-Nr. ]. n. Han
nabe, the agent for the glue works In this city, has
established branch Of the Establishment in Nash
Vile. and is working up dead anlmals from the
Government corral into glue stock. oil. wagon
greaee, etc. He will hnye plenty or the raw ms
{e1ial On hAud1
, 1864-05-05

TOR EALE-Gratn House and Cattle Yard. loca
Hcuse been buit but sns year Fxtures ~ complete
and IN good order VIII be sold chesp - the owner Ii
aaire Of WH. LITTLE 4 CO.. 27l South Water street.
y ~ "
, 1864-05-05

pEasosA1--Wc observe ftom the passenger lis
nj The Cu1ard steamer which sailed from New York
yesterday, that our friend james A. Parsons, ESQ.,,
lately resident amongst ue, but now Of New York
city. 1s cn route for Europe where he proposes to
gpeud the ensuing summer. His many warm
friends here and elsewhere win congratulate him
on the prospect before him, md slnce:ey wish him
Don tctu0e and saie return.
, 1864-05-05

~ The Crest Museum, with it5 over Sso.oD Curl
o*iflcs! The Ihvlable Lady! The Enormoas A. elt.
500 poundl will appea1 nightly Mis- Ames.: ysres :,
cic aiu SO Inctea High the finest sma ~ 40
, 1864-05-05

e A neglected couph, cold, or sore throat,
which might DO checked by simple remedy like
browns Bronchial Troches,'' II allowed to pro-
creAa m terminate aar1nua1v
, 1864-05-05

TRAA{E HOUSE at AUCTION,
l. On SATURDAY, May eth ,at 10 O'Clock, we shall
sell on the premises the 6oQtneast corner bul1tlng
corner Ranolph and Clark et7ee.s for cash. To be
removed within i've days fsnE sale -
GILBERT & SAMPSON.
, 1864-05-05

etfIe ana ore harmony IN c1fu OF 1nferuatlouu
conflict negotiation and trlcndiness are indtspsns-
The miser1es which this war has entai1cd, has
not been the work Of the Northern Democracy,
Jsuus-if recognition of Southern independence
comes through war or its dlsasters, tho Democracy
are rot lesp9nslble sor he odlua,, and With h.
months hare gone since tho amnesty proclamation
9cnhsn stze9s rushing t. so7as ss
UDlIs the acts Of grace granted by Klnge 10 their
reaeart Subjects there is no general taking Of the
OF The seceded States, but aerce spidt Of resist
ance, produced by tle unwise and exasperatiug
policy Of the Executive There Is one chief defeet
his proclamation Of emancipation. The same de-
It's oDee1yahc in the btu OF the gentleman from
Maryland (kr. Dsvis) That too l. based on The
patton. he proposes 70 guarantee to cestato
oyrrthrown, q republican form OF governments,
H. cox W IN opposing il, denied arst, that these
State Goye1n1ncnts are overtarnWn, and second.
that hls plan substitutes repuhltcse form. This
Fith lie civil administrauon unti! State Cover
nor shall be recognized, as this bill provides. uo
1eqnirea an oath 10 the Constitution to be taken,
Of tie pecole, They shall be zatlcentto construct
lie new Slate whetc republican form Of Govern
ment ia a1rcady dictated Io them. BY
Marr,and sIs Il" thew shall abolish slavery, then
he other tteps are to be taken and the new Re-
publicau Stale Is to be recognized In some Of Its
L fatpres. ThIe bill Is an improvement npon tha
rfckety establishment proposed by the President,
but il is Omen to the SANG ohtecsfon-lt Is An
peurpaIon of the sovereignty Of the people by the
Federal unctfonarief, and 1t resardsthe old slases
Mr. cox aTened that both plans are objections
b]e. because Of the mode OF construction, and tho
KIND OF f1hric to be rebuilt: In the course OF his
remarks. iii. COZ said: The fact that Wiz u q
cri!ue and that separation Ia Impossible,
narsy Whoee fIrst and only preference, is
tor he Union through compromise, who shall at
length be allowed to try the experiment Of recon-
CLING The States by guarantees similar TO those
nTnrosed IN 1851, If7t be found impossible to re-
stoie The o;d association Of States by such neEo-
tiations. then and not till then can ssatesmen
besin nrorerly to ponder the other problems con-
nected with subjugation and recoSnltion nc
regretted that any one, especially hls colleague
Nr. Iopg,} should hare anticipated these qaes.
lions, snd expressed bis Preference between the
n,tcrratiye OF war Of suhjug7tlon and recoYui-
t{11 ofSnrt5e:n independence. Heregsrde1 either
alternative as prcratnre. we may 5e., ne safa,
chsnee The war nom The diabolc purpose ofthosein
power BIZ changing that power into other hauis;
and we are rot to sevtr our Union ~nGe that nope
remains. Ofthe two evils suh}nsntton or rEscogn.-
Non-he {Cox} made Choice Of neither. Dc pro
csr5ed at length to show how the Union might he
gave lIlrstfutlons nom history where s4atesn1n-
, 1864-05-05

sD All the lotest New York styles OF clothing
tust received at Hart'eta which arc Offering al
low prices. 13s Randolph street. Sherman House.
mayE-c-0G1.st
, 1864-05-05

WW. l, Lawrence, Dentist, 93 Washington
yesee. nps7-d36l-ot
, 1864-05-05

eV Corhr, bunione, an6 diseased nails. instau-
tancoufly cured by process peculiar to Dr.. Rem
call which dtspenses with the operation, Of cut
ting. Office a Prescott Housc, South Clark Street,
corner Of Van Bnren. may3-fs93t.
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in battle, and though always in the thickest Of
the fray, bears charmed life. Kind proyi,.
ldence will protect him and continue him as a
deliyerer of the people The citizens Of Ten-
lnessee, labama Georgia Mississippi, in fact
everywhereshe goes, regard him with the
.profoundest gratitude and admiration. Our
country may feel justly proud Of him as the
greatest cavalry cbieltain Oft the age, for he
possesses The bravery of 5iNeys the dash of
;M1rat, tempered with consumate Judgment
and mperturbable calm Of the imam Of battles"
himselfi 81 = S
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neadq' Is En Office,

CAAlDEsN, s.. G., Oct. Il, 1854. .3'
DURsUAET TO ApJUTANT sNDs INSPECTOR
detailed men, snd those whose applications are pend
ing and all light duty men, who a. unassigned, and
all who haye certificate exemption from eIamin-
ing Board exempted Indef recent Acrs ofGongress
who are not in active service between Is and 45 are
hereby ordered to report promptly at this Office pre-
pared to go forward 70 Camp Of Instruction. g
". Z WALLACE, 3
Oct sl5 =, Act =. o K. D. =
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~ siA ~ 10y ~
deducaon made except to our regular adyertlST
ias ga.o.ns, y 81. ....
- -
MAJORS Generai N 81 Forrest
We find in one d, our exchanges the follow
ing spirited sketch OF the. War Eagle Of the
asSonthswest:i. ss y M
In reviewing the military character of this
great chleitaln ,i ls is ogly necessary to refer
nfleny To- hls many ;pnexampaea Ieats of arms a
from the time the tocslD OF war trst sounded eb
spmmonlng every true horde threatning desl
tructlon to our dearest political rights 10 our
sacred alters ana heart stones, down 20 me
Vme OF the present writing.
1--WE fud him in the ranks with a nsusket,
but his great genius, powers of endurance and
indomitable energy soon marked him an ex-.
traordary man, not tobe condemmed3to obscuf1
ity. He soonwon the con6aenee of his comrades
and by the assistanSe OF Governor lsham tia
Harris (who ever apprentices merit was pro-;
NOTED to regiment Of cavalry Ihls reggt;s
,ment, under his Judlcious command, be- came,
soon preeminent.as the hestsand 4inest in the
service. gItssactions under its gallant leader
are familiar to ak who sharedsin the battle of
Fort Donelson; February l6, 1869 Afters
wards 1t protected The rear OF the armysSIn ITS
retreatto the tennessee kIyer, took q pTeenm,
,Dent and distinguishes part IN the battle ot
ShllSh ana crowned oaa a,lwl!n ne capture q
~ Aurireeso9f9, oo Misa ,Jo PRISONERS, oliy pun
perng itself ogV.s5coi9nel Forrest services
were now recosaSeat y sne NarDeper1men
ana tne RANK q OF orlgauier eneral oI cayalry
was Justly conferred, epe9 nln' hens zen. rem
bragg army, VS. s,Isr =, :, sne AepsuSRy capalgn n
Us o.1arsd - nas,5b; 60 mn II
sa.oa. @as ou n ,sf. 80 I AL, So q =
thon or'rs I %asbsilfs ! s1s
saS assba Il y, 49,
ths oaaai GU aaas.sntJ a S H. ass
hor3 I 1850 s;tb b;ts br;as5e ns,.bs.,rg = snd
.tone h. ttopr bes moys5 ;,,ga yysst Tsnnessss
oantSrsd = AZ ,,ion Hin syd tbs
Sae.sa s. PaaSs ~ s @ ,'a 49,
sonp | ossl,o g 4 ,t;,srn
s,,, y1 q psSsss
iuiiy equppsp ssssI. ~ a.
oslsLs one.ul-
oGeo ana nv piss 2, laiiioss auu stVSo ,o
ivy sers y ssofss e all,ug - anu NY
w, WIN only .'ss 4 .Sg ipsa ie.usi.a iu
ale iennstses wv liI p'tsasss y sAy4 anp
WY pa.'sties =. =, 50 80 { = III, "
~ la the eaIly ParS or looo'snis engagements
around Nasosllle, Ie DasI,es %, o fors Or ponel
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CAMDEN DAILY URN
MONDAY MORNING ccT. II. &
IS Nc; news. by Telegraph this morning.
~ & II "a : v
PIERRE sotLE, it is stated will settlein France Of
Germany; 4 ~ u s..
"a Buffalo (New York; Journal makes the following
statement Mrs. GEORGE Fl PESDLETos recently
san that if there was one tdng in the life ofsr father
which she regretted that her father hadwritten
the Star spangled Banner
The New York Herald complains that New. England
with SO small population has a preponderatng M
fuence over New York and other large States in The
national councils and contrives to make them bear
the burthehs and perls Of the war while she reaps
the profits. & s,
"a late dispatch from SPRINGFIELD H. says Sub
stitqes command high price here one selling for as
high as $500 Phe substitutes are mostly negroes,
Iwho are readily accepted inliel of white men Good
bealtI,y negroes are worth from eoe TO $500 IN this
InSrket
a
Washington dispatch says it's understood thatar
ranseneats are contemplated .or the purchase of the
cotton Of the ihsurectlofary States on Government
account and agents viii soon be appointed at New
Orleans Memphis and other points for that purpose
under the act passei July last =
r. Tie New York {ietaa is in uouble. This is the
eleventh hour ofthe Presidential CAMPAIGN, and no
man hath hired it It spends its time in cohdemning
theadsocates Of both ciddatss for want Of skillsahd
makes occasional advances TO each by'way of hstra
ting its own gifts capabilities as partisan But
50 far itremains perhaps Bennett puts his
price too high this time. q: Z, 81. .sg
RRyocArIoN OF DErAIts7 FURTHER ORDER -
General Orders No q just published saperceles
General Orders No. f6 y II dl6ersfron the latter in
several particulars, Int chiefly in tas lIat whereas
Order 7s resired all Chiefs Of Departments and Heads
Dof Bureaux to forward TO the Generals Of Reserves
lists oftheir detailed men within the next twenty
days Order 77stequres said Chiefs 'oC Departments
and Heads Of BureauI to forward the saGie iinme-
diatey and to certify in each case Of person be-
tween eighteen and years, those who are ex
perts aid absolutely indispensable FOR the public
service a y u
& IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA. lit is more than whis-
pered says the Macon Confederate Thursday that an
assault in force SOON to made BY the Confederates
upohe most important point in Georgia held by she
enemy. Under the motives which have regulated our.
edorisl ouduct subordinatne those columns Who'll
ly to the grand object Of Southern independence we
feel that we cannot descend to paaticulars and
give ON readers e benefit Of the particularaof tbe
grand enterprise now matqring to rid State
Of the South from the foot Of the opptessor Events
we trust will shortly tell The tale In the meantme
We say to every reader e15- WATCH AND WAIT.
q SUPPRESSION OF A PAPER, Tie Baltimore
Evening Post was suppressed for placing bull
letin upon its board announcing 4feaiful riot
m Cincinnati, during which q Lincoln club
procession romskentucky fired unon the. citi-
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Z SupPREssIos OF A PApER, The Baltimore
Evening Post was suppressed for placing a bull
letin upon its board announcing q 4feaifm riot
m Cincinnati, during which q Lincoln club
procession tromsK Kentucky fired upon the citi-
zens, men, women ana children, several beng
killed and wounded This act created great
excitement among the soldiers and citizens and
the military cominandant issned an order, sup
pressing the paper, sto prevent riot and per-
llaps bloodshed1in this city, and to save the
btiiIdingi in which the Post was published from
destruction"
! We confess small faults by way Of ihanna-
tiine that we have no great onea. 5s
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CAMDEN DALI I URN n
MONDAY MORNING OCT. II.
10 news ~ Telegrap!l this incoming.

PIERRE sotlr, IL IS stated will settlein in France .
Germany;
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Buffalo New York; Journal makes the following
statement Mrs. GEORGE Fl PESDLEros recently
sun thai if there was one thing in life Other father
which she regretted isVas that her father hadwrttcn
the Star Spanged Bannern
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-02-10
The Gauntlet Thrown Down.

The Sentinel throws off disguise. lts
columns are filed with such papers as
the old letters of Bishop England, ad-
vocating slavery Ms a Heaven ordained
institution. 1t ingores the views ofsuch
men as Massillion, Purcell and Rose
Grams, of the Romish Church, and goes
h9ck quarter of century to restore
and publish the letters written mt Char
lesion, to bolster up the ab0mination OF
human slavery. 1t no longer comedies
even to single States the right to remove
the institution; but its arguments and
policy would make the extension Of sls-
very over the whole country blessing
and not n curse. 1t goes further! Un-
mindful Of the voice of the people Ne
declared in the late elections-unmind-
full Of the concurrent action Of the purest
and best men OF the Democratic party
unmindful Of the great lesson Of history
and the voice Of the people of the earth.
it lives in the atmospere Of the middle
ages and ingores the great principles
that gave our nation birth and makes ito
present pre- -eminence on the earth.
1t cannot stop here. Rebuked by the
acknowledged fact that the righteous and
educated mind of the nation is opposed
to slavery, and it makes this fact the
occasion to malign and abuse both, 1t
misses its mark. The common people Of
the United States are educated, and they
are the life Of the Church. They distin-
guish clearly the great laws Of national
life that make the Republic prosperous,
and neither the dictum Of Bishop Eng
land or Bishop Hopkins will crush out
their conscience or turn the car of pro-
gress backward. Mr. Sentinel, go on.
Outrage religion and liberty, and you will
be sure Of a Just tresoardi-Ind. Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-02-10

The litigation concerning the New York
Express has revealed the fact that its
circulation does not exceed ten thousand
copies day 1t has fallen of many
thousand since the beginning Of the re-
bellion, in consequence Of its semi dis
loyal course There is hardly loyal
newspaper in a Northern city that has
not greatly increased in circulation dur
ing the past three years. In New Eng
land the journals Of decided Copperhead
tendencies have been SO much crippled
of late that funds have several times
been raised to keep them above water.
We doubt if there is q single paper OF
this class that would live q month with
out passing round the hat--Ex.
The Express edited by the Brookses
was the K n. Organ and had . circula-
ton of 80 900. The collapse Of K. Nisn-
and the adoption Of Copperheadism has
brought the Brookses to grief