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Will. Robsck's Bilters sre kept IN the
family circle sieknes never. enters.
These Bnters have been iosnd 20 Be >
perfeel sn,ido,e Cor removing she first symp-
tons Of nearly III d,.esres.i u "kenin 'hr
proper time. They are composed Of ingre
dents, ~hieh are knn~r BY The m' dies
faculty. 20 b. most sfic .ciuus in disorders
81 ,he siomsch end intesfinrs.
Their medical properties sve % vsrson'
,hss they prove bssv6cisi IN 81 complaints
Of whatsoever nature they msy b.; h.nc'
their greet demand end The urivsrssi GOO
derived from their use.
A iudicious use Of these Bitfess impsr' ~
rose tint Of health 70 the cheeks, and heslt
spt vigos 70 the entire frame
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~ The Cincinnati Gsz-ue publishes
ecnnuniestien from Hon. r n. Hudscr
Indiana State Agent. IN which ne Gays o.
ex,rs session o. the Legislature will be call
edb Gov Morton.
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nPOne week from Monday next
the June term Of Commissioner :
Court will begin At this term. nm
der the new law. a county School tx
aminef will have 70 he chosen.
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NVrfLL attend prcmrtly 20 AIRY business
w intrusted 10 him in any 81 'b' court
81 DUBOIS county. Office !" the Conre'
building, on Wet street.
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Notes Of all the denominations named Nh
Re promptly furnished upon receipt u SUD
scriptions.
The Notes Of this THIRD Series are pre-
ciseiy similar 10 form aud privileges to the
Seven.1nirtles already sold, .xSePs that the
q .y.rnmrnt rs.erses to llseli the vptlon oi
paying interest in goId coin u per ce"'.'
instead oi z 3-l0sss 10 currency. Ssbscf'o-
ers will deduct the interest 10 currency up
10 July 18Th, at The time when they suo-
SCRIBE.
\ The delivery OF the noies Of THE third &C.
ries u In Seven lnirtles viii commence on
he IL. ol June. md viii be made promptly
aud continuously Alter that dste.
The shgh, chssge made 10 the conditions
OF this THIRD SEkiES Affects only The
mater Of interest. The psymen; T. gold, u
made. will be equivalent 10 the currency IN
,ereu Of the b. her rate
The return 10 specie payments. 10 the
event Of which only will the option 20 Psy
= ,n,eles, ia Guild be svaiIed Of. would 90 re-
y duce end equslize prices that purch sses
7 made with SIX per cent. 10 god would DC
!. suIly equal to thOse made with seven and
= three ,en,hs per cent. 10 cursecy This Y
! The DULY Loan in Market
Now offered Dy the Government. and ~
70 superior advantages make II the
N n
he Great Popular Loan Of the People
= Less than $3.50 ooo. 100 Of the Losn ~
thorlzrd by Congres are now on the msfke'
This susount, al the rste Of which u - oein
absorbed. will oil De subscribed for with
sixty days. when the notes will undcuo'Td'
!. comm nd premium, - has uniformly bee
!. l,he case on closing the subscriptions
other Lysns
Ia order inst cilisens u eserv town 81
section u The country msy be afforded faci
lsies ios taking toe Lssn, the Nstion'
B,nks. STATE Bsnks. and Privsie Bsnke
Throughout the country have genersi
agreed 10 receive subscriptions 81 par. Su
,ois scrlbers wili select their cwn agents,
Der hon they hive confidence. snd who on
are 10 be sespon sible for the delivery o. u
notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE.
SrBscRIPrros acEsr, Phiiadeipnis.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL 81 RECEIVED BY
Fi-C yanoaal Bank Of Evansville.
Evansville Nst,onsi Bsok q Evansville.
n'n Mrrchsn,s' Nstionsi Bank OF Evansville
w Fus National Bank o. New Albany.
IN Ne~ AIbscy Ns,ionsl Bank o. New Abs
said Merchants National Bank o. New Aba
'o- Frss Na,ion.I Bank 81 Seymour.
snd ~ oihrr National Banks and other
20, spectsbs Banker"
sus Nay "a b. Is65-9s
lstc ~ -- !. = = y, :
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF Ian
II. A. a b sss.l
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rs hereby given. that the undersigned viii
u spcIv for Incense q the June term. Sos
Of he Dobois County Commissioners. under
The provisions oi sD Get entitled IAN scs 70
regulate and license the ssle Of spisituoue
vinousAmal,, and other interesting Iiquoss.'~
The place Of sale will BE- OPos ne p.sn'ses
occupied by him. the precise iecance o.
which 10 40 follows. 10 my new building en'
the ess, aide 81 the Pueiic square, 70 NE
town Of Jasper. BsiDbridge sowsships Do
bots county. Ind.
The ci,izens Of said township VIII ssss
due notice thereof. -
may 18Th, 1866. FRANZ FiNSA'
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XE UlRI X SALE or LAND

Ne UlRI X SALE or LAND.
N.OTICEis hereby giss". that ~ vlssss
y Of an order ~ the Duhois County Cow-
mo. Pi.s- Court. the ondsrsgsd Essesses
.t he late all ~ J.hn q Eckeslv dseessees
an ofF..r for sale 81 public aussic" sn ne
premises on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10Th. 1895.
IN. tollo.lng described lands sd real 80
,.,e ~ III drc-dent situated IN the essssy
q, Dubois. md stare Of Indiana. 70 wn;
Town lots Number eleven (Il) SO eisA.
.een (lsl, in 'he s-con addM.os - shs sovs
~ j sp-r. in ssii county Of Dosois, susje"
"a the widow 81 said dseeaset shsse $50
In,.resf 'hersin.
TERMS or SALE -Or. hsh 81 shs
purchase money 90 % pan 10 cssh, snS ne
re-i,,ue within six meshs. rho purchaser g's'
ING note with good freehold ssc"sisy. esar
mo interest from dsss ~ sale. ssd ws'sssg
i bens fl o. vsinstion s~d arprsisersns isss-
II ALOISIA EckE ERIE Esscus''s.
4 Adam & BusttD-r.- atsys.
NAV 18Th. 1s6j-4w
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THE BABY-TENDLR
~ the moe, complete snd useful Nursery
Invention 81 the age. From schsrm'rg
Spring Cradle. u is easily and s.n"s. ~
-tsntly converted into either o! the follow
ing articles. nsmely:
REclIsrsG Couch, for children too young
10 Ct alone.
SfRisc CHAIR.
BAtY WALLER, strsciive end useful
OrrnxAS, for the psrlor or dining-room.
HosBY. n oRsE, Tor children under FIVE years
BABY JunPER. for security. exercise and
anu .emsnt.
B.By.is oRsE. or, when elevated,
A HIGH CHAIR, for the table.
NURSERY CHAIR
The mouon a. The Bsby Tender. 10 VERT.
cal and noiseiess, 10 derived from = Spiral
Spring In the O,pmsn; and. unlike that o.
the common Rocking Or Swinging Crsdie
\ 10 in the highest degree healthy. delightful
!, and svnthinv. i RELIEVES the MOTHER irou
|: the hardest part Of bsby.'endine
\ Price frome $25 TO $50.
Age Is Wanted.
n TERMS CASH.
n When packed the Baby Tender s!on'
. mss -uves seven cubic feet, and Weighs sbou
} one hundred pounds The horse sdds sbou
Que fourth Of the weight and msssusemen'
a. Send Tor Dssrsipiive Catalogues.
d BABY TENDER MFG CO.,
/ 93y Broadway. N. Y.
Y Nay 1th, ls65-sm.
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SALE OF LAND

AID IKATORS oALE ~ LSND
NOTICE j. hereby given. that The urdes.
IN s,rurd administering Ut the estate o.
WIN SpurIock dec~as-d. w,il sell ~ public
cue lou ., 'he lie re-id'rce u 'hr deceased
il P.,.k. too nshir, d bois county, I'D. on
SATURDAY, ihe l7'h day q Juue. 1865.
the p-rscnsi property ofssid estate not ~
Zen by the widow, consisting Of horses,
cs,ti., hogs, sheep, ~aeoDs farming usensils
h nee hold ~rs ki,chrn furniture, &c sale
10 b. g,n 10 O'clock A d
TERMS Suu.s of three do'lsrs snd m.
DIR rssh; over three dollars . credit ~ ~
m.ns hs;lhe trchsssr giving Go,s - Interest
sslving benefit of vsiur,i"n, Snh good se.
curry. WM. BkElZ, adm {.
May 9Th. 1860.
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COURT NOTICE.

State OF Iadirns. Dubois County. 80:
In he Dubois Circuit CcaT' 81 Dah"'-
C,un,y, Ia The STATE II IadIaaa, ssp,e"'
Der Term. A. d. 1865
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1v Al Oil LAnPs. CEInrEys As" S"ADEs
~ 81 the i.,.sl style, Tor este BY
Get. 80, 1863. Jos.FnEApsAs.
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ATMINlSI RATOR'S SALE OF LAND
NOTICE 70 h.sebv given. that ~ virtue
~ ii - order Of me Duo"is Common riess
Cunt, The undsr sivnsd, sdniinis,r stnr q the
estate o L<wi-tB. T. Harriet Shively dscess-
Cd. all oder Tor sale q sscs"n. on me
pr.mi-ss IN
MONDAY the 96h Day Of Jans, 1900.
IN coal undivided TWO thirdA - the ioi'
lowing described real estate 'o-wu; me
We, hsii "a % out los number one ~. 10
the town Of flunsingbure Dab"s county
Indans.
TERMS-One hat Of the purchase mo
nsv cssh 10 hasd. the other malt 10 Twelve
mou,hs With interest. I'll. purchaser giving
note w,,h e.od irrs-holi security. Sole u
begin Il o'clock + ".
WIN BRETT. sdm'r.
Aissns a. Bpsun.r. ATTY pm.
MAY 9Th. is65-4~
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DE il known, 'h-' on this l5'h f~v ~ MAY.
ID Ia The yea 1865 The shove nsmad ol'"n-
nff. ~ his sfiorneys fied ~ th~ once ~
The Clerk 81 Dubious Crcni' Court he COM
plant against sald d-f-rd-nis. "a me above
intnl-d cause. 'ogether wsth IN 'hjssr ~
co mpei~nt person, that aid drisnd"n's
Sus-n =. p ,wefs, Thoms- iIr'on, 'rgnrf'
y. D,,rssn. Richsrj KIRK. Asrihs knk
aud Major Il powers. are necessary pa'uss
10 this salt. and iha, said action 10 20 Obtain
Deed 10 X. 81 Estate. an are nctres'de"t-
of The State o. Indians Sid dr'enden''
sre tberefore. hereby nosiiird ~ The mans
and tendency Of said complr'n' sgsin''
,hem. and that unless they sppsar and ~
swer or demur thereto, ~ thu calling ~ sa''
cause on the second LAY o. The next term 2
s.,d C,.uu. 20 BE- begun and hels - To-
,Couri House IN J.snsr, on the ~ M"nds'
liz September 1865. next. said c""pi-'n'
anJ The matters snd things therein con'sinr
and alleged. will be heard aud determine
i IN their absence.
Witness INV hand and Sesl 'histhe l5'
day Of Nav, ls65
\ HENRY A HOLrHAuS. Clerk.
b. B Edmon-ton. atty PHI.
y May 90 h. 1s65-fv
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COURT NOTICE

S,ste or Indi.na, Dubois County, o.:
III he Common Pleas Court Of Dubois
County. in the Sis,e o. Indisns. October
Term. A y 1905
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DEIr KNOWN Thst on his 'he tenth
I'D csy F-brusrv IN The yea 1855 ne
shove nsm.d plsr,if. BY h's Attorneys. I'D
~ N. OfFirs ~ ihs Clerk ~ Dubois Csm-
mon Pleas Court. his complaint sgsinsi said
te = nndnis. Ia The sp'.ye sniiiied csure, To-
re,h.r A,h ~ stfid@vii q compeien, per-
..n. Inst sid J-iendsa'. Sehss'isn L'ut-
nes. Kanis snda LAutner. MsgdsIess L.ut
nsr sad The lucknow ~ herr .: Ge"sg- Lsus
nsr dacrssed. ere not fesdenis " the state
Of Il diana.
said defendants sre therefore. hereby no
tH-d Of The q ling snd tendency 81 ssid
eompl int sgninsi then. snd thss u"ssss
,h.y spp.sr sud sns@er " dsmur thereto
~ The railing OF said csuss on ihs seeo nf
d.v "a TOE .. X Term 81 said Court. 70 D.
lb.rua . held =, The -ouf Hpu-e ~ -
oer o. The ,hwd MONDAY ~ Ocsoosr nsx'
; ssid romplsint. sad the matters snd 'hi ~
liz. rein c.ntsiaed snn alleged. Will D. hesr'
, snd determined IL their sh-s"ce.
/. HENRY A HOLTHAUS. Clr't.
Adam Il E.rf'p.s atty pm
Mss "a b. ls65-4s
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meal a. Mr.. Richardson's account Of

credibly unreal as Mr.. Richardson's account Oh
the siaye.auction be attended in New-OrleanS
a little more than four years ago must
seem to any one born after 1871. Anu
his graphic pictures Of the state OF Neehns -
tho South in the early months Of 1S61-'oi 'no
and terrorism of the compact. di''ei'
mined disloyal minority, tho timidity, prevaAr
cation and mutual suspicious Of the morgan
led chaotic, half.hearted Unionist majority are
at once impressive and painful. There would
have been no Secession and no War had that
rortion If the Southern Whites who detested
the former and knew there was no reason ior
tho latter been but decided, outspoken, denant
in fidelity to their convictions. But they
avoided the instant peril Of collision with their
traitorous neghbors by silence, equivocation,
and final acquiescence in series OF lawless and
anarchicd outrages which were fast driving the
ship of state on the foam-covered rocks OF Civil
War.
A great many books will yet be written con-
corning this War, in addition to the many al
ready in print; but not one of them will give
within similar compass q clearer, fuller, more
readable account, entirely from personal obsor'
walton, of tho nature, animus, purposes, ten
denotes and instrumentalties Of the Slave.
holders Rebellion than does the unpretending
narrative Of Mr.. Richardson. And the :" Ameri-
can Publishing Company" Hartford, Conn.,
have done it justice in the excellence Of their
print and the spirit and fidelity of their few but
tit illustrations. H.G.
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HOME, SWEET HONE

Mrs. Jefferson Davis (vide her captured letter
to her husband) writes in March last from
Montgomery, that she had thought of buying
poor girl, who appealed TO her, as the wife of
the President, TO take her out Of the tavern"
81 am so tired" said the girl, "of being bought
by first one negro-trader and then another. II
you have q little girl. as they say you have,
will wait upon her till die, if she will only be
good to me-" 1t does not appear that she was
bought. Possibly Mrs. President Davis had no
money which the "negro trader" was willing to
take. What became of "the poor girl" we may
never know-we all know what has become Of
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, and what home her
husband has found at last. We have no dispo-
sition to underyalue the sympathy which this
unfortunate lady processes TO have felt; but
if the mournful tale to which she listened
had awakened in her little righteous
indignation al the sin and shame OF
an egro-trading," We should have con-
sidcred her feelings as somewhat more genu.
inc. While negro Slavery remained, negro
trading was a perfectly proper and legitimate
business The squcamishneSs which affected
to regard the merchant as q bad fellow, whilo
there was no hesitation in buying of him or
selling him slaves, was simply absurd OF such
Southern society as then existed, he was a
worthy and most useful member; he paid good
prices; he sold good bargains; he supplied
money 10 empty pocket-books; and if he did
carry off the tried and trusted servants of the
house, be left behind him pecuniary consola.
tons. Those who bought might be mean, but
those who sold were meaner. If they felt 1.-THE q
the interest in their chattels which they always
protested to FEEL As matter Of taste we might
prefer the society of tho patriarch TO that of his
broker; but as o matter Of morality we should
have but little choice between the ono and the
other 1t is an inconsiderable compensation
for wrong-doing that we boot at, hate, and
abhor the instruments Of our vices.
We allude not very willingly TO these shames
and crimes of the past, but because It is necos.
sary FOR the peace of this country that in the
future they should be avoided. Cruelty aud
pride, aud Incidence and injustice-these have
not been abolished, these still remain TO be re-
strained by equitable legislation, and the timely
rebukes of the pulpit aud the press. Names nro
nothing. The freedman to whom fair wages for
fair work arc not made certain is uncertain of
home. and so Of wife and children. You may
have psaceial. industrious valuable and we'll.
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ROMANCE OF THE WAR.

"1he Secret Service, tho Field. the Dungeon
and the Escape" is tho title of goodly duo
deeimo of 5l2 fair pages, wherein Mr.. Albert ID.
Richardson narrates his four years personal
experiences as q Tribune correspondent in the
South; frst, while that region was in the
throcs of Secession, and afterward with our
armies on tho Potomac and in the West, until he
wascapturcd at Vicksburg, taken as prisoner to
Richmond, thence south again TO Salisbury, NC,
whence. after weary captivity Of year and n
hall he, with others, escaped and wound his
devious way, by the help Of Jealous Unionists,
mainly White, more than three hundred miles,
10 the Union lines east of Knoxville. Probably
no other Northern Unionist has had such vari-
inside views OF the Confederacy from the
hour Of Mr.. Linc0ln's first election
down TO that of bis assassination and its own
collapse, as has Mr.. Richardson; aud this vol.
ume evnces bow well they were improved.
His visits tn and observations in Nashville.
Memphis, Newt Orleans. jackson, Montgomery,
Charleston, Wilmington, Richmond, &C., when
those cities we're in the first transports of Rebel
deirium, aud when his life would not have
been worth an orange-pecl had his vocation aud
true sentiments been known, are here described
in terms which Justify the characterization OF
his narrative as Romance, though its every
statement Is doubtless literally true. That
truth is stranger than fiction" is very trite
remark; but no novol:writer would venture to
create scenes and incidents 80 amazingly. in
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HAIL! KING CORN.

Several years ago German chemist started
little drug store in the upper part of this city,
ills means were narrow, and it was only by the
exercise of his national sracteristic-thrift-
that his family was enabled to keep the wolf
from the door.
The German was man Of culture, and Of q
social turn His shop soon became gathering
place for some Of the most intelligent men in
the neighborhood, who were wont to converse
freely on business and other topics in his
hearing.
One evening II CHANGED that two persons en-
gagged in distiiling were discussing some Of the
details of their processes. They united in la
menting the difficulty they experienced in
getting rid of the saeeharine matter in making
whisky from maize. Could this be cheaply
accomplished, they expected great addition
to their gains.
The Teutonic mind ia not alwaysremarkable for
prompt apprehension. But the intellect that sheds
o Joke, may be very quick at taking hint. With
in six months the German, by dint Of severe
experiment, had so far perfected his processes
IA to produce from Indian corn q syrup equal
to any in our market for all purposes, domestic
and manufacturing. During the last year the
patent right for the process has been sold for a
very large sum to large sugar houses in this
city, who have erected extensive machinery for
the manufacture, and subsold rights for several
Western States at price that has fully repaid
their total outlay.
The German, raised from indulgence to afllu-
ence thus suddenly, died few months ago, but
the consequences Of bis discovery live in other
hands and may prove Of immense importance to
the whole country.
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when the same duty Of giving oppression to the
sentiments of the Chamber had devolved upon
him.
As to the sentiments Of the Prussian people,
no one entertains doubt; with the exception OF
those who are directly dependent upon the
aristocracy or the Crown, aud q small party
which follow the anti-liberal instructions of the
Roman Catholic bishops and tho High Protest
ant Church uthorities-both Of which are obse-
quious tools of the Government-the entire pco-
pie are unanimous in their opposition to the
present ministry. The feeling against Bismarck
and the King is exceedingly bitter At present,
it seems, no armed opposition is meditated; but
never has Government done moro in its SELL
dclusion to prepare a radical revolution.
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FORTRESS MONROE. Monday. July 4 IaM
The steamer Salyof, with $50 Rebel prsons,.
from Newport News. arrivSd this morning. She n
hound TO Savannah and MobiIS .I.'
The steamer Idaho with AL Rebel prisoner sr,.,s
here ths morning from Point Lookout She 4 ~
10 Charleston and Savannah.
The United States steamer Porter has Arrived 49,.
A iexandria. Her destination is Texas ~
\ he steamer Norfolk has sailed for NorebaaS ~
with Snails and passengers
Arrived. steamers Afedne, from New.Yori A.
George Alpold. from Boston.
Also arrived, steamer Triton. from New.York ~
ordnance and ccpmissary stores, schOoners M. n
Leonard from New York. with forage; Seasvile, IN
Baltimore, with guns for this arsenal and B. ~ Hsv.
kins with c0mmiSsary stores.
The steam.tug Gen. S. Van Vleet left for Baltimor,
this morning
The steamer State Of Maine arrived from Nev.YosA
this morning, and Immediately left for Newport Nsvs
70 take $50 released Rebel prisoners from City Point
The steamer, Thomas A. Morgan has arrived ftun
Baltimore for Richmond with Government stores
The disabled steamer Ksrnack 10 tow of the steam
Wyoming left for Baltimore this morning for repaira
The body of James Welsh, Of the 9TH Uuited Stase
Infantry was found floating In the canal at Rchmoa1
yesterday.
Fruits OF oil kinds and meats are abundant In RisA
mond for which the prices are exceedingly modsrsiA
with indications OF quite fall in them.
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cErKpRArroNs OF TIKI BOURTn

The celebration Of Tuesday was everywhere
less formal and more hearty than that OF any
preceding Fourth of July. The nation felt that
never before had it such cause for JOY, private
or public. Many homes were gladdened by the
return of )onr.abSent husbands and SONS ana
brothers. and nowhere could the memory OF
brave soldiers have been wanting TO miiame
anew the patriotic fires that the day klndles IN
every loval heart All remembered that the
nation had been saved: each remembered tho
ro,urn Of some brave comrade who had helped
save it.
Our columns are crowded with so many ac-
counts of the days celebrations that we can
ONLY refer the reader to them TO satisfy his in
lterest and curiosity. In this city, one Fourth
OF July does not differ very much from another
Yet even here we had veterans fresh from the
field to give reality and dignity to the military
ldisplay--something better than mere holiday
troops. But there were many commentators
of the day that had at once local
aud national significance. Such was
the dedication at Gettysburg of the cor
ner-stone of the Soldiers Monument. Mill
ltary ceremonies were not wanting to
recall the solemn memories Of that momentous
Fourth two years ago. Unshotted cannon and
the parade of veterans, whose muSkeis are now
for trophies more than for use, an Grafton by
one soldier and poem by another, indicated
lftly enough how peace and war were blending
Ill a a nafi WASH
iugton, the Capitol Of this Republic, ithappehed
that the only celebration was by the coioreo
people of that city, and that there might De no
mistaking its significance. the Grafton was deiiV'
cred on public ground before the National Col
ored Monument Association, the object oil which
is the erection OF monument to the martyred
President who decrsed the emancipation OF the
race. A black citizen, United States Sena-
for. and a Governor of Louisiana were the ora
tors of that occasion. One other popular DEM
onstration-that at Albany-was made memo
rable by the presence Of Lieut.. Zen. Grant;
and still another at Saratoga by the reunion oil
MANY heroes who were once Of the Army of the
Tennessee,
There never Will be announcer such rour'h vi
Julv-yhence it behooved us to make the most
of this. There never can be another on which
we shall for the first time celebrate at once the
Salvation and tho Emancipation Of the Republic
There never can be another which shall well
come q million Of soldiers back TO their old
citizenship. Henceforth, be the pernanenco oil
peace, the continuing prosperity Of Free
Republic, and its quicker growth in humanity
aud Justice the unfsiling occasion of national
| 10Y Oh the national anniversary.