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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

THE GRoyEsTEEE PIANO FORTE sHil re-
1 tains It's pr'ssdsnss and great popularity, md
after undergoing grsdsalsnprsvsmssts FOR . Pc
riod Of thirty jean. 10 asv preneaacsd By the
nasieai wsrid to be Unsurpassed sAd even uasaasi-
ed in rickssss, volume and parity of toss, asra-
bility and ehsapasss. Our asw scale, Frsneh a,-
ton. harp pedal, iron frame, .rsr-ssrasg bass,
seven octave, resewoed pianos We are selling
cheaper By from tiee to $500 than the same style
and finish are sold By any other srss class maker,
in the country. Dealers and all in wsrt ofgoea
pianos ara invited to ssna for eur Descriptive
cssaioEue, which eoatsi.s Photograph Tour diff
fsrsnt styles, together villa prices. No o.s koaid
purchase piano without sssins lhis cstsiegse.
Medsis, almost viii out amber, have bees ava I'd
Cd 10 the erossstsss Plane. AID at the cELssat-
rrp woars's 'Fsrs, tsssrs pat "a competition
with Others fro. all Partsof Europeand the U. S !,
II tsok the highest award. o.,
Establishes 1885, sRovEsTEEy Co,
is''sSj7ul 9s'''af"'2-TAvrIf "'s-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
AYERS -
CATHARTIC PILLS

posssss 90 many advantages over the other
yurgsayes IL thu market, and their superior
yirnes are 10 ssiversslfy known. thstve need
net do mere than TO assare the public their
quality j. maintained equal TO the best ]. ever
Aas been. aud t.at ihey mar be depended %
90 do all tia. they hsve ever done.
Prepared ~ y. c. AVER, ~. d., & Co,
bmp'l %as ,T1 soh 10y .4 rit
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
Business Nutless.

GROCERIES. IRON. &c.-Jaetson Lynn
has noe . full supply Of Groceri. Of all
kinds-sugar. Tea. Coffee. &c.. &e.-which
he od-rs .. III. lowest Cash prices. or vii, OK.
change for cosn,ry Produce. Al.o large
stock Of Iron ef all sixes. round and square.
lie also keeps on hand the BEST Of Family
Flour. Nc. Lynn's store ia fast becoming one
OF the attractions Of our town. Go there, IL
Jon want to rsrehsse Groceries or Iron. By
,he war. he has slso Tor sale = few Of ,hos.
very fine Bugsiss and Spring Wagons Of his
own manufacture.
PUT Up YOUR STOVES WINTERS
COMiNG.--A fine assort ment OF Cooking. or.
fee. Parlor aud Shop Stoves jus. received a.
John H. Fudgss Go aud selret from Them.
THE STANDARD HISTORY OF TIE
WAX The attention OF Agents aud other.
L. directed to the Advertisement or ZONES
Brothers 4 Co.'S Book Of over 900 pages,
entitled The Standard IIis,ory of the War"
An invessmsnt in this Book would ne doub,
be profitable. especially for Agents
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
a.v " " H,bb,n.

Afisr long siIsnes. Ne have again received
. son,fibsiien from our Lawrepesbsrgh cor.
respondent. Rev. ". W iIIbb.n. bu, TOO late
f~ insertion sAis sock. :, viii appear il our
sext issue ga .a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

Nrs. iIssgart Of coanersvilie took h-r
infaa, child to rhnrrh f.~ sabbs,hs sine.,
and before starting wrapped Is completely up
!. large shawl. On arriving al eh.rch Il,
vas f"and 10 be dead. IL was doubsIsss suffo-
c.ted s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

Mr.fDasid F. Cooiry hes sold his imterest ia
the Dry Goods establishment Of J. RtD.R.
cosl-., 70 John 8. Rockafricr. Esq. Of Cedar
cr''sBilIa6qBsz1e s'15VA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
OF n fha Knntine around,.

4 party Of seven Nimrods, among whom
Vac The Editor Of the Herald, left Liberty on
las, Monday morning for the han,ing grounds
IN Jay county in this State. - E s'''s +,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
Aceident.

A ikborer on the White Water Valley Rail-
road had bic thigh broken on last Monday, BY
IN enbankment Gazing in on him, under
which he sAs working. The accident occur.
red .nssr the farm of Jackson Roberts, Esq. ..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

on Illinois Street. One Square
.'.,s Moth Of the tnion Depot,
.... INDIANAPOLIS, - s--
Il row open TO receive those who NAY favsr us
with their patyonsgc. WASH HOLLAND,
ostl5-im +. ". scUDDEh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

Tn. reader viii Sud on osr second psEs an.
ether letter from our special Washington con.
uibaior. J. u. @. Il viii veil repay . peru
sal Mex, week We shsll puhli.h another CON.
Hunicaiion from the same source.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
AxEN'8
CHERRY PICTORIAL.


Coughs, Colds, Ipcipisnt Cen!
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsunDtivs pettsnte
in advanced stages
1870 Of the disease.
This has bssH - borg sssa ssd - usi.
vsrssily known, that We NEED N ne nsfc
r,aA assure sh~ ruhlic that lee quality 70 hey<
up w The rect Is ever has teen, ssd shst b
may bo relied OIL 10 do all II has ever dene.
Prepared ~ Dr. J. G. Aysa o Ce..
frf - fSsSi,vi srd ArsiyAest fAs-@<
LswsIl. MOI.
Sold BY .. drusgisss every where.
Nv. ate. sr-otviiis. q.
Phiilp EsshsnhssA. Cedar ess.s.N
PHILIP We've. View rrsstss.
Gro ksAssk 4 Nssts-s, tAirasid.
Nsy ysa cAsr, EsisHsr..
Ginord 4 sserssi, Lssrci.
A i. R~ss, A aasrssavi.is.
At ~h.iv,si. w Amen 4 CO. r'nsi, sen.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

We notice thH, Justice uernior Ia. re-
sssvrd his Cour,room further South, b. now
A-inf located in the building adjoining Mrs.
wsgasrs Saloon.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

Died 10 Blooming Grove Ts.nsLip. en-
Saturday mornins. October 7in, OF typhoid
fever, Mr.. Amos q. Neptune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

Aad stsH valuable isasy Jo~siry, Toilet an d
work befs, and articles. $500.
One Of ear tea sets or one piece ef our 0oId or
silvsswars Ia worth bushs! 81 The eAssr dollar
jswslryi
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

Tvs rsraxsr islss -
Irfesaos vkIek -
call pcsevrlA isvss
IN Ne esnssliHsiess u
r,siasxdss u ssss. Il
slasss Produces - h
prsAssfd W an en-
msljsd. dassd 49,
e ~ t.ssods <hsr>tn
'shxt nsl4 hssossss ~
|eompetcni - s'issAlA
ths vital fsso<s In their
Vigorous sesien, SEA
'issvos NE syssss %
=
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

HOLLAND L. BlNkLEY.

a Z r O RN FYS At IA W.
cG.si. Hsi!s' f.d YES. o. he ,rpiI-bos'o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

The cesrt ~ Coswsn Pleas viii convene
q shIs place on xonday, Nov slh pfoI-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
Notioe of Appointment aa Executor. !

NOTICE 10 hereby gvtn that the undsrsissed
i has been appointed Executor Of the iast Will
~ john scufi, late OF Franklin County. decested
Said Estate Is supported to be ,clvcpl. "''..t Z
JOHN ". kErlT. Excel.o..
Oct =. Jesa-Sr tta
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
GOLD, SILVER.
Z 1865, 1866, 1867.
I to 1900 /! |!
Nanuvacturers' Agents!i
Our New Mode.

One of our GOLD or SILYbR Watch
es, or .S;lyer Tea Set; for 81, as
6clgs stated.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

In1isaapsiis = cinsianati Railroad.
Ansv Tiss Table has been adopted BY The
f.kcR n Thrours trains nov leave Ind.
ssspslis - $50 \. ~. 1880 A. N. and 7;to
Pm. striving Il Cincinnati q l7;1o A. M,
7:3o r. n. and 1905 M.
, 1865-10-20


GRlFDlSs.r-Q Qsrl snterprising friend, Nr, L.
7. Reese, has had his new Grist Mill running
during most this week Wild one set of berrs
rnnning, We lsatn the mill has turned out as
high as fifty barrels Of -four, in ffeen hours
time. We have not tested the quality yet Of
the flour, but understand from Others that il Is
'extra superfus Another set Of butrs are
being dressed by the Miller, and will be put in
running order in few days, and then we sup
pose the mill will turn out from 70 to 100 bar
rels Of merchantahle Sour per day The Dis
tillery, few yards distant from the mill, will
soon be completed and in running order We
imagiBg those two or three hundred bead Of
Aogs, now in running order" about the Mill
when they come to get their regular rations Of
shorts, bran and surplus stuff from the distil-
lery, will soon be fat enough to kill.
, 1865-10-20
FQRSALE

UNHE UNDIVIDED HAL F d tie FERRY on Snake
1 RivcT, at The Mosth Of Tu1anon, wiih good
Boat aud Wire Rope and a Flsnchise from the
ashin-ior Territory Legislature for ten years For
further particulars enquire u JAS. McAUIIFF.
Walla Wal1 Oct. u. ls65, 44w4
, 1865-10-20
Money nIarket.

A GRowL.--Ibc question or opening the
Mullan road has been long discussed through
the papers, but SO far as any decided steps
towards doing the work is concerned, no
one has yet set about raising the one "thing
neejful." We heard of grovl the other
day from. source u9s&Psetsl-and unealled-
for, that the STATEsMAy had almost entirely
igoorcd this question; BY reference to our
files. we find that the notices and urgent
appeals upon this question that have ap-
reared in the paper during the. past year.
both cditorially and BY correspondents, viii
more than equh the number Of papers We
lave publishedin that time Now, We sus--
pect that gTowler has possibly Though what
We are going to say is seldom ever the case
wish such been 50 occupied with his own
Affairs that he has'uegectod to inform him
sslf as to what bas been going on in the
"outside world by perusing the weekly
issues Of the STATESMAN. Bat as he has
evidently, for time az least, emerged from
his scclusion, he mag read this number of
the paper, and deoming the occasion oppor-
tune, we propose, right now, to give him
"or any other Oman" who may need it,
" kindly werd u 6rotherly counsel" Here
itis:E Call round aud see US well treat
v3u kinllv well show Won our files and
, 1865-10-20

TI1E copartnersnip heretofore existing between F.
L Roll and John NJony in the City Brewery Sa-
loon, dissolved, BY mutual consent on the 18th
day of september. 1860.
The business viii he continued by John Noony,
WHO viii pay all deb-S against, and collect all ac-
counts due he late inn. Z. BOFF, -.
JOHN MOONT.
WaiA Walla, Sept. %, lS.s. 42wt
, 1865-10-20
BIAOKEF0OTl FERRY.
oas.lir.s. q. .f9Ng. 5-eoss .a1f4
SIN AKT RIVER.
II H.. a. III tpg-.0N THE E--TTa ara VI A,r
DIRECT ROUTE TO BLACKF00T.

al -, -1l-Ei- s's7';1F
TrHE road leading to this Ferry from wpIla " al.
i IA. goes ty-waies mn. on Tobobe,, or BY Nc
Kay d D0hsonis Ranch. The road is marked by
auger boards ard plow iurrows, so that no one can
go astray. The travel low IS mostly on this ROAD,
and the road is well beaten.
The Ferry Boat
is Of sufficient capacity to carry travellers QYeT as
a. they may come, and a good feryman-iA alNn3s
in attendance that there can be no delay Ia cross
ing. The Ferry is chsrteTed by The Ierrtoral leg-
islaafe making the frOptotor FcsPonsible Tor any
accidents that might occur from mismanagemens.
The road ir9nlr Tue ferry interseets ne lewiston
road near rIc Stokane Perry and will be known as
the wagon read 20 Sbokane river, Coenr d. 'Alene
Mission aud Pend 0Heile Lake. and will be open ior
wagons in time-farthe Spring travel.
As this Is the nearest route from the river 10 the
mines il Is expeded that IL will be the point for the
steamer landing; and further, that there will be a
line Of stages travelling over il ,in, the spring.
Travellers from the iewet country VIII nnd II 10
their ad gantage totasel by this route on account Of
its ueaTness. Theress plenty VI good r9.r J-r.l
WOOD, WATER AND GRASS
along the road. A horsepower Boat large enough
TO carry IS animalS IL IA lodi. is now in process Of
erection at the Ferry and viii be completed IS soon
dc Of the pr5prietors! j r. Rnark dlids ''Kcn.
tuck, h is an Old mountineor, and kpows the route
to be tho most direct one. lie can also, give any
Information that may be desired in regard TO the en-
RTXRR g DAVIDSON, Proprietors.
- Certificate. .r
We tic uudefs'gnei lave Travelled this road with
loaded trains and lind il much better than the old
road with wood, water aud grass IN abundance and
4 perfectly smooth trail. clear Of rocks, aud, we
think. about thirty miles shorter9an the old one
There is a very good Eerry boat on the rivcr.l
John Bigsbay, Careadore, }. T. johnson,
NJ Anderson r.- j. II. BigsJay,
". +. Stusrt. r X. Grow.
d.. Warner Carcadorc,- James Fudge,
W. CuuIai, Cargadore.
have Travelled this new road, and ! think the
packers Statement is correct They are satisfied
that is the nearest route v 30 miles, the best road
20 The Blaektoot mines aiiJ ilee from rocks
HIRAM SrILLs.
Oct, 6, ls5j. 45m2
, 1865-10-20
sheriFs sale.
OF WASHINGTON, 80
CouSrY oP STE'Hs!@ 7 i

't-NNl JF 81 p Fd1s." J q
NJHEBEAS one eNt,us ~. -Ucd ou- o. the Dis
w trict Court First fldicis! District w. T.,
agains, i. H. D1uglass, sndin iavor oih. -IAiiue-
and n p. Isaaos. for tife san Of siN>thonsand nine
hundred and thirty1tNo dollars, and costs and ac-
cruing costs aGi t4hme directed, and whereas, By
vrtne Of said execution Isold Tie property Ordersd
oy said court, .Li.a moi being sufficient To satisfy
the said execution. (aul thcra being no personal
uro9.r-y) have levied upon the following reales-
tate vo-wit; one q ioaung mil, known as ne
Falcon Mills with the dam aud HuIne and tho
Md used ia connccLcn tGgrowitn, together with the
fxtueres and apP1rensHees thereto belonging; also,
one % distillcry. kDoWn A. the Douglass p.slleiy
ma Malt MIL ana tie land used I'm connection there
will. fgethsr with tie hytrres and oppulteianees
thereto Belonging sitoateiahctt2 mic e'cw ffnk
ne, City. Stegeas County ". 7. ThereioJe,I VIII.
by virtue said execution IEeeed 90 se.l sa!d prop
effv on Die premises % the\ sod proYeIiy, TO the
highest bidder aE lawful moHcy Of tLc United States
on Aionda ?, Il ISui day Of NeScner.A. D.! 1865,
between the hours Of O'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock,
p. NJ. Of said dsy, .,.
Oct 6 1861 s. crif stevens County
, 1865-10-20

EcLIPsE.-Any number Of persons who
don't keep posted as to what chronologists,
astronomers and all that scientific ilk say
about the planetary system, were no little
surprised on arousing from. their slumBers
on Thursday. morning to see "Old Sol' in a
state of eclipse. The character of the
eclipse was what is known in astronomical
parlance as ''unnular;" the entire disc of the
sun was Obscured, except a bright ring
around the border Il was partial, however;
yet visible throughout the United States
, 1865-10-20

HCNG.-A letter received by business
firm in this city from Helena, Montana Ter
ritory, says Cam Kerby, formerly of
this place, was found hanging by the neck
near that town on the morning Of the Sd of
October.
, 1865-10-20

VERY IMPoRraNr AND WORTH Know
ING.-YOu viii fnd it toyour interest to
call at the store of Harris & Marks who are
nov receiving very large aud fashionable
stock Of dry goods and eiothing,GlfQf which
will be 81 - the very lowest prices, Fail
not to ,sye them q Gail {5
, 1865-10-20
FORS 2
BACON.
Dry Goods.

4 ATESP. Spgi1e AMI Sumner styles jnst re-
L Iesiy cd and for sale at very low prices,w
llsS 49, < ! BROWN, BROS & CO..
, 1865-10-20

\ ANOTHER QuAcTE -TiELD-W learn
lsosn the CoNille mail carrier that Maior
Robinson, who'has been prospecting during
the sumpes> in the mountains north-wes; Of
Colvilf has discovered very rich gold and
silver Quartz lode in the vicinity of Saswap
lake, on the head waters Of the Okanakaue.
Major r., who is practical assayer, gave
the. ledge pretty .,hasoa-h testing, and
found it to contain gold AMI silver at an av-
erage of $3.50 to the ,or of roch. The
news ofthe discovery ha. 60. / some ox-
citement among the people 81 .Co!rjlle, and
the qgartz mania" is likely 20 become as
general there as in almSst all other focali-
ties in the upper country.
, 1865-10-20

Clpt Mullan states that the most of his
stage horses On the Chico route havo been
stolen by the Indians The stages have
been hauled of the line and the mail is be
in carried through on horseback. The Cap.
left San Francisco for the east on the 18th
instant, and.it is stated that he will proba-
bly re.cntor the army
, 1865-10-20

THE dispatches to the 0regoaiqg an
nounee the recovery Of the body Of Brig
Gen Wright, who was lost on the steamer
Brother jonathan The body was found at
Bay Flat, near-shel,er Cove, l50 miles from
the spot whefe The steamer was wrecked,
and, though much desomPosedi recognized
bYthe name ON BIS elothing E
, 1865-10-20
Dissolution n Co.partnarshin.

Sept. %, 1865. lltf . '' i' = no
, 1865-10-20

TuE regular troops who are on ,thes way
TO garrison Fort GolriEe 'sri veterans from
the army Of the Potomac
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-23

sweeping away African slavery forever
This was the forfeit Of the failure, and j,
was paid promptly, without a murmur.-
They iilnot, however, accept Anglo-Sax
on slavery as a condition precedent to old
federal relations. They believe that, rath
er than yield to universal suffrage, it wonld
be better to remain under a provisional
governor and military rule for the next
four years.
We therefore bid our congressman elect.
in the name OF the state of Alabama, to &C
cept III condition from and make no prom
ises to the radical power Of congress. We
have elected you because your antecedents
are moi obnoxiohs to the federal govern
ment This much we have surrendered
to the spirit Of harmony; but we forb!o
you to surrender one whit Of dignity to sc
cure your seats. Better return to your
constituents honest private citizens, than
occupy public seats By the payment OF
subsidies.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-23

Roll ~ THE BALE a California
letter says Gen. Mcdowell, who had people
arrested by the wholesale all over the
State after the assassination Of President
Lincoln, has been sued for 500 900 dams
ages by one Of his victims in Solono coun.
ty- In Cclusa county, he has been indict
Ell by the grand jury for false imprison-
mcnt of the district attorney and one of
the justices OF the peace OF the county
lfthere be JUS, ice in the country | DO not
see why these victims Of arbitrary power
should not have redress for the wrongs in
ilicted on them. Some 81 or 40 persons
were arrested III this State for expressing
JOY at the death of man-i0r Lincoln was
onls man after all-they were placed in
confinement; balls and chains were placed
on their limbs, and for more than month
they were kept at hard labor, subjected to
the most brutal treatment at the hands Of
their jallors, and, when they were finally
let loose were marched through our streets;
like Galley slaves, and an oath of allcgi-
NEE crammed down their Threats. Me
Dowcll was the cause of all this, and |
hope he will be made to suffer Tor it,
This is right; let tyrants everywhere
feel the weight OF the law
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-23
RnlllOrS Of War.

There Is All odor of war in the newsgales
that blow hither from all points of the
compass. General Grant has once more
spoken on the Mexican question, and a.
usual he favors the expulsion Of the Aus
trian invader. In New Orleans extraordi>
nary military activity is said to prevail; the
sale of government vessels is being stop
ped and everything is being placed on a
war footing. In Canada, war hts almost
commenced. Toronto is being ranidly
placed in state of defence; troops are being
placed around the city, and the gallant
members Of the Royal artillery stand, LAM
yard in hand ready for action at the first
appearance of Fcnian or a Yankee
| Napoleon is said to be getting out OF Mex
leo, and Great Britain is preparing to sub
nit our indemnity claims to the arbitration
of the sword rather than foreign nation.
or than to pay them.
In fact, if all these rumors be true, a
lively time may confidently be anticipated
If they be true, we are about to attend to
! Mexico, Canada, Great Britain and Ireland
all at once. Gen. Steel, who is a fighting
man from scalp to toe nail, has had pro
tracted and repeated interviews with t re
President lie is just rom the Rio Grande
and having learned that the french tro
are about to embark for home, he has
PROBABLY suggested to Pres ident Johnston
the propriety of sending few regiments
over the border to see that MAMMALIAN EN-.
barks at the same time. Logan, also q
fighting institution, is going in the same
direction, and he will probably aid Steele
in assisting Maximilian to get himself and
his baggage safely aboard the returning
transports.
This will settle the Mexican question.
and we will then levy Oh Canada to satisfy
our claim against Great Britain. The ex-
ecution is already issued, and after having
taken the property, we shall satisfy the
judgment an costs by buying the proper
ty ourselves. Sheriff John O'Mahoney
will take the papers. and he, accompanied
by Fenlan posse comitofus, will conduct
the levy and hold possession Of the proper
ty until duly put up at auction and bought
in by the United States.-C Chicago Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-23

One Of the numerous publications to
which the late war has given life is the
book of Junius Henri Browne, war CORES
pendent of the " l. Tribune. The
book, -Four Years in Secessia, is fair
specimen Of the war literature now food
ing the country. The authors disgusting
egotism is the most prominent feature Of
the work, and then follows his most intense,
fanatical, devilish, puritanical hatred of
all existing things except nigsers) south
Of Mason & Dixon's line He curses the
trees and the soil; the flies are worse tn; n
northern flies; the men are demons, the
women Jezabels No good is in the land.
Junius is gifted Bohemian" as he fond
ly calls himself, who risks his life in IL e
noble effort to write for the Tribune. that
he may thus draw his pittance wherewith
he keeps his little soul in his poor body
We are much disappointed in this work
1t is favorably noticed by the press gcner>
orally. and We were prepared to meet with
an exception to The balderdash sailing
under the colors it has adopted but it is
only worse than the rest, and we advise
our readers against such miserable stuff
A history Of the war will finally be written
but there is none out yet worthy of TIL,
name
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-23
Mixed.

Things political and ecclesiastical are
lition camp. The Rev. Bcceher's las
stump speech in Plymou i Church was il
iavor OF peace, reconciliation and magma
nimty. instead Of being. as were his pre-
vIous sermons, howl for more blood, con
iiScation AMI ru.n. On the other side
Wendell Phillips, Fred Douglass AMI Anna
Dickinson. shining LIGHTS in the abolition
Church. reput..ate Bcecher. aad deaounce
johnson, and advocate the establishment
OF political guiiltt.ue Seward makes Il
speech puliiug The President and all the
present anil former members Of the Cabi,
net, not excluding Montgomery Blair, who
IN his turn, made speech at democratic
meeting in New York. claiming to belong
TO the democratic party and den)uncine
the radicals with vigorous venom. His
brother Frank Blair, fires broadsde OF
poisoned shot in the sane direction from
Missouri, with terrible effect upon the
"carneSt men, whom he describes as a
collection OF thieves and poitrDons. Pres
ident johnson himself authorizes the pub
AiSit4ou - Il CpIIcGSucc Win -ElcSacNu-
sets radical. IN which he endeav0rs 70
make II appear to Major Stearns that the
New England fanatics have nothing TO
fear from his policy, and that it will finally
prove satisfactory to them. Major Stearn@
PUSHES to New England and publishes
this conversation with triumphant -four
ish. just about the time our southern ex>
changes are congratulating their readers
upon the conservative and magnanmous
tone OF he President to the southern DELI
cgat;ons. IN this confusion Of counseis.
md with the natural propensity OF the alb
oltionists FOR every hing like civil war or
a family fight, the party OF high moral
ideas" Is in All cxtremcl " bad way In
the meantime The unhappy Office holders
and Office scekers-who>e numbers are
incalculable only anxiou, to know upon
which side the patronage is TO fall to par>
ticipate themselves in a body with the
winning party are trembling and waverng
like wcathercocks in a March wind The
result OF al this VIC may not be able 10
iorc,ell. but that somebody is to be cheat
ed Is 4 yeri:y-Coiumbu Crisis.