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EH Special attention is called to the
card of our esteemed friends, VIM. NJ John
son d. Co, agents Of Vicksburg and New Or
leans Packet Line Commission and For
warding Merchants and General Steamboat
Agents This firm is composed of Mr.. Vim.
Johnson. so long and favorbly known as the
agent OF the A. & NJ. s. S, line at this point,
and d Wash Lampkin, of Yazoo city, and
formerly an officer in Wither's Artillery.
All business confded to this firm will be
promptly and efficiently attended to.
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No Humbug
INDIAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No 40, Fourth street. Opposite National
Hotel, Louisville, NY.

REV. I. B DAVIS President
" II JOHNSON ESQ. Vice Presid snt
JAS ALFs& ANDER, Secretary.
FRANK f. CHAPMAN, NJ. D., Consulting
Y1sTABfiSHED FOR THE CURE OF CON
T. .ullpti n Chronic Catarrh, Bronchial ana P0lmo-
nary Affections disordered functions of the Heart.
Stomach LIVER &c, &c, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
E2out Neuralgia diseases of the Kidneys and kindred
rgaus Od Sores and Ulcers of every description, ali
Nervous diseases spinal female, uterine, aud child
bed weakness pain in the back prostration, and al
other Nervous disorders.
Secret maladies the result of dissipation and early
vices producing disorders of the skin muscles joints
functions e0rruptng the blood, deGomposing the It's
sues deorming the structure and defacng the beauty
Of the human form divine, cured by the new mode
eatment orginatedby DR.. Chapman IN from three
10 six vee as Gases treated by mail, and medicines
= parts of the country. Cures guaranteed
DIR HAPNANNS ''I%DIAN PREVENTIVE
pow Rs prepared expressly for ladies only
whose health viii admit of their bearing children
used the Doctors private practice for years with
ont single failure Price s. per package. Sent
~ mail securely sealed. receipt of tbe p ice
/ pI-AHAPNAN'S "LIFEGIYING PILLS pre-
fe@ltbv scten q Sas dneys ana qsyigh lad
der These plHs So nd without equal in the woria
Price : per box itaining one hundred ptds Sent
/ bv5 hstn.v ad -ss on receipt 81 the pJice =,
{ ,ea4E EAPHANtS INDIAN SALNE' cures All
+ saft 4 Eases md old of every description
~ 1qch in "a hours. $1,000 worth Of choice ref1
- and each box, giving instruction fer making al
The popular hair paratons now in the market con
sstipv of dives WASHES oils depilaIories for remov
ing superhuous hair Also 81 SO gold piece in the
bottom OF every one hundredth box Price % cent?
sent by mail to address receipt of the price
Address all letters to DR.. CHAPMAN, INDIAN
/ posits National Hotel Louisville, Ky, where the
4 will receive prompt attention. Iny%fdol
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PRICE LIST
TWO ENGINES,

Onea Ten Horse Power. Portable-the other
Twenty Horse Power Stationery, suitable Tor
saw Mil or Plantation.
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Abe Perkins. one of the negroes
Who broke Jail last week, has, we
learn been arrested, and is now in the
Woodville Jail Rafe shedd, another
of the Penitentiary Candidates A
himself up a few days since about - -
miles below Natchez. RATE says nc
got tired of lodging through tne
woods; every white man and nlgse5,
he seen. he thought was arter him. ano
50 he concluded to come back ano
sarve out his time" With Haegerty
CAUGHT the night they made their es
cape, there are but two lett Oh Ine nv
that were to 60 to Jackson; Duncan
(whlte) and Abe Wilkins black ye
: remain at large.-Natehez Courier
1st inst.
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The news from the River Plate Is
important. Ten thousand BrazlilanS
crossed the Parana on the 10th ult.'
without opposition drove in the Para
rnavan skirmishes the next morning
occupicd Itapura: captured four guns
and a flag The whole alllea ATlls
was transferred on the 18th, to the Iar-
aguayan side of the Parsna. The Far-
aguayans abandoned their camp three
miles on the road to Hermantia, ane
ratreated to that fortress on which tht
allies were marching. Hermanha can
NOT be held, and 4 speedy end OF TIT
war was anticipated.
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contract has been concluded be
tween the Secretary of the Treasury
and the Adams Express Company by
which the United States agrees to EN-
ploy the Express Company as eNelu.
sive accents for the transportation OF
all moneys and securities belonging 70
the United States, and to give lt IL
agents for such transportation all
MONEYS and securities of every klno
rrbich are to be transferred from one
noint to any other points within the
limited States.
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NEW ORLEANS.
No j Of Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct knowledge and short inspection Of WI
cor & Gibbs Machines viii disperse all prejudice
The stitch made By Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than Ranc
sewing. -, -, eli
braid tuck gather, guilt cord and emorolaef' wiz
sa-f.ct satizfaction Please call and examine.
wilcox s. Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
ran+ed al No 5 ST. CHARLES STREET,
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G. \. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE. DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines. Etc, Etc,
20. I2,lMagazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.


Has Oh hand a large and select stock of DIR Gs
and MEDICINES which offered for sale at
prices in accordance with Northern quotations, AID
ing a small advance cost Of same, IN quantities
to suit the wants OF purchasers
Commission Merchants Planters ana druggists
can rely upon getting thelf goou7 pun up Win 'A40
Tie following articles embrace a small portion OF
my stock on hand and TO arrive
1000 ounces French and American Qutnlne-
GOO lbs Characterization aud English
$50 ounces Sulphate Morphine
1900 lbs Refined Camphor.
$50 lbs Powdered IpeCac.
50 lbs IpeCac Root.
300 lbs ChlorOfoTm-l To bottles.
$50 ounces Nitrate Silver.
l25 lbs Iodide Potass.
300 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitre.
10 bbls Castor Oil.
50 bbls Flax Seed-whoe and ground.
20 bbls Epson Salts.
500 lbs Indigo.
28O0 lbs Gum Arabic--hne and sorts.
1000 lbs TaTtaTlc Acid
1000 lbs Arrow Root-Amr and Bermuda
80 Boxes CASTLE soap.
PATENT MEDICINES, Etc,
50 Gross Vermifuge.
) Gross Browns IrOches,
JGross Bryans Waters
/ 80 Gross Pils-Ayer's, Brandeths etc
90 boz Morrison InvigOratIng BltteIs.
- boz Red Jacket Bitters
50 boz Hostetters Bitters.
! : Gross SozOdont-
; Gross MoTrisOus Pectoral syrup.
: Gross A yers' Cherry PeetoraL
30 boz Morrison's Sarsparilla.
50 boz Bulls Sarsaparilla.
$40 boz Scotch and Maocaboy snuff
/ 50 boz Cod LivoT Oil -
Alsp a fine assortment OF HeTfumerE EuIe bFAh
- 81" G. N MORRISON,
march l3d3m u Magazine Street
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WANTED
LIFE OF
'Stonewall" Jackson -

SLOnGWdl1 j dCkSO1
BY PROFESSOR r L. DABSEY, d. d
The undersigned have just received
sample copies Of the above work, published
by subscription at $500 in cloth, and $500
in half calf We invite the attention OF the
public to this work, written by the most
intimate friend of the immortal Jackson,
revised bv Gen r. E Lee, and published for
the pecuniary advantage Of Mrs. 1. }.
jackson. Sent, postage paid, on receipt OF
Price. ENRICH Il co,
May Gdlm Agents for Jackson, Miss.
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HLaughter lends charm to beau
~ when it discloses pretty set OF teeth
Th;+anass when nature has supplied this
ala1,snt If loveliness. may be retained
through life by using the fragrant 1910
dent
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N Life-size photographs can be
obtained from small pictures of absent or de-
ceased friends, or any other man" by send
ing them TO the Washington Gallery, Yicks-
burg. Satisfaction given or no pay requir-
ed Mr. Joselyn has no superior in his branch
of business, in this State or any other
state Send in your small pictures.
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NEw YORK. June 1.-The cholera at
the quarantine is said to be of very
malignant type, and is generally con
fined to the German passengers;
Eighty four cases have been admitted
on board the hospital ship Falcon; our
of which number fourteen have dled'
leaving seventy patients, at last ae-
counts, under treatment.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of certain Deed OF Trust eA-
I'D eeuted by Charles +. Hooker, datee 1t ol
Nav, 1856, to secure to the late VIM. J. Austin
The payment of prOmssory note OF S4ooo, tue
undersigned, Trustee in said Deed OF lrusI on
the written request of the EXecutriX Of sald
VIM j. Austin. viii proceed, on the 2Sth DAY
of May, IS66 in front Of the Capitol, in the city
Of G2chs9h for Cash az plo 6 out % me fol
lowing described real estate. conveyed to me
bv said Deed of Trust, viz: Thirtytive acres in
the East half of North east quarter, and TWEEN
tv acres in the West end of the East half of the
Southeast quarter Of Section Ne. 8, Township
No ) OF Range No. ! east, containing about
tiftv-tive acres, more or less, and lying IN
Kinds county, Mississippi, adjoining, or near
to the city OF Jackson. This propert very
desirable. Acting a. Trustee, | shall sly con
yey such title as said Deed vests in me, al
though the title is considered perfect. said
deed is recorded IN the proper office IN book OF
Record No. "A, pages go and 81.
J. II. LEDBETTER, Trustee.
/ Jackson, March l3, 1S66-td
The above sale is postponed until saturday tu'
/ Both day of June, ls66. -
! J. H. LEDBETTER, Trustee.
I Nav % 1866
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
IMPORTANT To LADIES'.
nrwrss

MRS. wINsLOW'S MYSTIC PILLS
Ar prepared only for legitimate purpose. sld
are The only AID effective medicine for al those
% iufuI aud dangerous disorders 10 which the Fe-
male cnnstitution ID subject
TLey are the only Genuine Female pills
Extant.
No article OF medicine intended for the exclusive
use ct FemaI.s that has made its appearance.
Ia with SUE universal favor as MRS WINS
Luw'S MYSTIC FILLS
n disease !. tile understood, and consequently
80 badly trcAtr t-fnsp di-aases These Pulls
are tue result inurh uiy and careful experience
ia ~ vHrie les female upians, asi in all cases
ot If. rgul-rir- -npresslon leHcorrLma or whites,
a s5es ~ cue may Dr. rel!sd
~ their Invt Grating Properties the appetite and
digestion ia improved the hue OF health is restored
20 thp che, Ks weakness Of the spine and Limbs re
Ipved sud all he indications OF Ner Debility
removed No mai len wife mother should be
without the MYSTIC PILLS.
TRY u en-, and be convinced that they the
/ Lady's Friend.
Price g per box or 3 boxes f. s. EFor sale BY
ali druggists
wholesale A gents,
/ Mav3d6m NEW ORLEANS
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Gs- Capt Frank W Reyes has re
sumed the practice of the law at Carrollton,
Miss, after suspension Of four years, dur
ing which time he served as a Confederate
soldier. He is young gentleman well vers-
ed in mis- profession and deserves the patron
age Of the public.
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~ Attention is called to the advertise
laent in to-day's paper Of our friend James
b Rozell, who desires To sell Tan Yard
aud an excellent tract of land. The writer
of this notice is well acquainted with the
property offered for sale and can recommend
it to those desiring to engage ia this kind Of
business. The property is located in a
healthy country and among a generous and
Intelligent community
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@Al q

CoNcERT.-During a recent visit to
Winona, Miss, we were kindly invited to
witness a concert by the young ladies Of
this euterprsing depot town, which was got
ten up by them for the purpose of raising
money to aid in removing the Baptist
Church from old Middleton to Winona-
They performed their parts to the satisfac-
tion of the auditors and threatened to get
M another of the same sort J"
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The ClRcuIr Court for the first Dis
trict of Kinds County commenced its regular
session in this city on yesterday Hon John
Watts aud A. Y. Harper, District Attorney
are both here III the discharge OF their APP
propriate duties. The grand jury were OF
panized and a venire issued for petit jurors
to report to-day
The number of appearance cases, %U9' Is
not very large considering the length of time
since regular terms OF Court have been heiu
The loss of papers during the war VIII great
II, diminish the amount of Irrigated bust
ness ut this term, though we near there ar
several important ehaneery cases the dlsPo
sition of which may occupy some Tune Noi
Samuel b Thomas, Sheriff and W y. Chap
man, Clerk, are both here attending to tn
duties of their respective offices.
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WILLIAM III. BROW n,
date Clerk L. :. Court.)
GE%ER AL a GENT

JACKSON, MISE
REFERENCES:
Hon VIM. l.. Sharkey, L. :. senator.
Hon :. J. Gholson, Speaker House Rep.
Hon. Thos. T. Swami, Auditor Pub. Aeon L.
Hon. VIM. Yerger, Jackson, Miss.
Messrs. ]. & T. Green, -
Hon. J. w. {. Watson. Holly springs.
lan-4tf
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EVANS, GARDNER & Co, NEW YORK.
Elsewhere will be found the card of this ex-
tensive dry goods house, $50 Broadway, New
York. The members of the firm are all
clever SoutheTnors, and we were glad TO OBJ
serve, during a recent visit to New YORK
that they were doing prosperous business.
Mr. W R. Hutchinson, of the house, IS now
visiting the merchants of Mississippi, and
we bespeak for him kindly reception and
liberal patronage.
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RE lDE 4 a L l. = II L n
Tst. The Superiority of their construction
I'd Their uolseless notion hardly peFceptlbie IN
a large room.
81 Their utility performing ali kinds Of sewing
in the ueatest and strongest manner
4tb The needles cannot be set wrong, hence do
not break As do others
5th They do not get out o. repair. or require ire
uuent expenditures for new improvements
m Their economy consisting not more than one
half the price of inferior machines
eth. Their popularity which Is the Jest lhd5 .5
in every city in Europe supersedIng every Sewing
Machine hitherto in use.
IN They perform their work with regularity and
strength without a false stitch or break SO Ifeqaen
with others and can be managed and made to WoIh
by child ~
II needs but a trial OF these beautiful and sinplt
Sewing Machines. to convince the most skepticAl u
their superiority over all others manufactured
Please call and see them in full operation at
NO ST. CHARLES STREET.
Ap2id3m Third Door above CanAi Stree
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EE- The Presbytery of Central Mis-
sissippi meets at the Presbyterian Church
this morning
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THESE BTTTERs ARE PREPARED IN PURE
L Roarhon Whiskey, from combination oil over tNrht
s;earsnt kinds Of roots barks and herbs Whca al ~
afct concert one with the other, prepared rom 'is
ri.-nal formula given by the great chlt he9 JAeAs'
"a Ur Charm who used them successfully IN ms p@g
ice for MANY years and by their gained 20 great
REGULARITY in the treatment and cure OF b5Sprp7s'
fTsr Complaint Constipation, Sick and Nervous iieNd-
80 Fevsr and Azue and all diseases arising from
@o-rji liver and Indigestion. Persons suffering from
itf- of these Ioathsome diseases will ind cure ~ the
% Of these Bittsrs which perfectly pnfe and free
from All those drugs and poisous usually put mp IN sneh
-zreDaratons and paimsd of unsnspecunz pHb'is
znrIa trial will convince the most skepoeal th@t 81
The RED JACKET there is a virtue that h3 elmer
Bittsrs possess
They strengthen and invigorste the systeIn
They are unsquaed for general debility.
They are cure for Dyspepsia
They give good and healthy appetite
They assist di gestlon-
Thav purify the breath and aeidity OK tie stomach
They cure Diarrboea aud Cholera Aorpus
Tfgy are an antidote to change Of water aud alet
Thew are the best stirnnlant in existence
Thev are preventive Of Fever and Ague
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache
They are perfectly pure and palata1le
The genuine RED JACKET BTTTERs are only soie
=, auarf bottles; never by the gallon quart or pinL
See that cur private Government stamp Is aApfoAsi
over each cork. -. So
so,d by al druggists and dealers thrq<ghous tn'
/ CsII for Red Jacket and take no other
4 Circulars to ths trade supplied On application
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MATCH PoNIEs-Our friend William
Hemingway of Carroll county has par
of excellent match ponies for sale Ihey are
Of a beautiful cream color, and work kindly
in double harness They are much admired
bv all who know them.
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DENmsrRY.-The card of DR.. o. j.
Orr Surgeon Dentist, Meridian, viii be
found in our columns The Doctor is well
skilled in his profession, and his terms are
very reasonable. Although located at Meri-
dian, he viii attend to calls on the different
railroads.
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TO INVALIDS.
A PLEASANT WATERING PLACE

VHE Castalian Springs, 3 miles from Durant sta
| ton Miss. Central K. Il. The Building having
been thoroughly renovated, we are now prepared
tn receive a few invalids. To persons enteebied
bv Disease Dyspepstics and for Ulcers Weak
Eos &c this water has been highly recommend
ed Board $50 per month. ~
This arrangement does not interfere Win inc
College The departments will be separate. Board
far Students sl5 per month For further lntorma
firr oS,r,ly to CHAS II. DOBBS.
,na,5544 - Durant Miss.
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EE- The ladies of North Mississip-
pi who may happen to visit Memphis, should
not fail to call at 333 Main Street, where
bounets. hats. mantillas, ribbons, feathers
flowers. parasols, &c, can be seen in the
greatest variety, and at the most reasonable
figures See advertisement
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LANE d BRADLEY, CINCINNATI.-I The
card of these well known founders and ma
chinists viii be found in our columns. These
gentlemen have established a reputation for
the superiority of their engines, saw mills
and machinery GENERALLY Their facilities
for the prompt filling of orders is unsurpass-
ed by any other house of the kind III the
north or west
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-05

E1- See advertisement Of land for
sale in West Enterprise.
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ng The Baptist Convention

re- The Baptist Convention aid
journed yesterday, to meet next year at
Holly Springs Rev. Mr., Webb having been
selected to preach the Introductory sermon
We are gratifed to learn that the members
of the Convention are much pleased with
their visit to jackson They have certainly
been welcome guests, and we are glad tC
know that they felt lat home whilst among
rs, They have left behind most favorable
impression as to their zeal and ability in tbs
great work in which they are engaged.
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GREAT NOVELTY

consists in the simplicity of the stock and
Land Slide. enabling any field hand to stock
one complete in one hours time. Planters
,V1f4I3
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SAVE MUCH MONEY

T iy Huyiug the irons and do their own stocking.
( n, fuH directions viii accompany each order
+ for uta>t- Below i Il Price List for PI0w
+ Points aud Land Slides for the different Flows
/ now in use. which we have on hand. and make
I To order
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-25
Sensible and WclI.timcd Questions.

The New York Times should be needed
by the Radicals when il puts such qucS-
tons as the following to them. None
more important could occupy the attention
Of the thinking men OF the country:
"Suppo>c matters To stand in lSGS sub
= Stantially rs they stand to-day-nonc Of
the southern States represented in Con
"grc>S. 1T not reasonably certain that
they will all be represented in the Demo-
"cratic National Nominating Convention,
and that they will choose electors who
Twill vote for the Democratic nominees
"Now suppose their votes, together with
"thosc of northern States that may vote
1.-THE Democratic ticket, constitute Il ma
.'iority of the Electoral Collcgc-what
"wll he the result, 1t may he said
'thcr votes will not be counted. Con
"grcSS. containing only northern mem
"bcrs-thc south not being represented
ain twill reject them. Will that re.
election he accepted by the country viii
"thc mass Of the southern people, o.. The
mass IF he Democratic pnty N the north,
"acquicScc in it, And would not such
resistance he most mcnacing TO the peace
.of the country! That would not be an
"attcn,pt at secession; ii would be i'll n"
''Scnsc sectional conflict; il would pre-
" sent to the country and the world the
"aspcct of majority of the people in
"siStng upon their right to control the
Government as against the unconStitu-
"tional usurpation of the minority. We
''do not bring this matter forward now for
"thc purpose of discussing the merits OF
"thc question that would thus arise. But
"thc contingency is too probable 10 be
"wiscly ignored. No prudent or patriotic
man will blindly rush into complications
"ot 50 formidable and pcrilouS Il cha
I" ractsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-25
The Old school Presby terrain General
Assembly at 81. Louis.

We have full report Of the proceedings
on Saturday last, but it contains nothing of
general interest. The feature of the day
was II long speech from Rev. DIR. Thomas
in regard to the contumacy Of the Louis
Vile PreSbytery and its sympathizcrs i'll
other prcsbytericS. Certainly DR.. Thomas
handles the weapons of controversy well,
and must be Il good stump speaker; but
whether nc speaks as "bishop" or over
seer of the church should, is another qucS-
ton. He is witty, sarcastic, humorous,
soluble, and learned: but We fear he is vim
dictivc and bigoted withal. The St. Louis
Democrat, Il rabid radical sheet, speaking OF
DR.. Thomass speech, says its effect was
evident q in the iuttcrings of Brothers Van
DYKE and Brooks-Brothcr Anderson hav-
inc sunk completely below the surface Of
things. I'm the afternoon, the rcbcllious
brethren met in caucus at DR.. Brooks's
church, where, we learn, the Rcvcrcnds
Stuart Robinson, Wilson, Van Dyke, Brooks,
Anderson & Co., fired the southern heart
by exposing the wounds they had received
In the mornings conflict
The same paper says that "what is note
worthy thus far is the thorough and en-
pha'ic admission, by a large proportion
OF the small minority, that the spirit of
the Declaration and Testimony of the
Louisville Prcshytery was and is wrong.
DR.. Van Dyke, of Brooklyn, who has been
said TO have drawn up that document, not
only dsavows such action, but joins in
the general judgment that the putting forth
of such manifesto was censurablc. In
this he doubtless but expresses the senti-
ments Of all those northern Presbyterians
who yet regret the course taken by the
Assembly" DIR. Van Dyke denies that he
Is the author Of the paper, but openly