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Boston Marke1
HOLES ALE PRICE S.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER y, lS5
FLOUR AND MEAL.
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REMARKs.-The holidays have caused =
most entire suspension of business for -
days. We note little change, and that mos
favor of purchasers.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE, And NEDEOb

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, ~
DDrNEC
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PREJUDICE vs. JUSTICE

Democratic teachers 20 into the presence
OF those slain in riots ut Memphis and New
Orleans they walk amid the ruin made by
the inceadiary, the robber and the assassin
they lift, like ANTONY, the mantle from of,
the slain and, like him, "put q tongue in
every wound y TO foster passion and provoke
lurtner murderoas malice. They make
wrong the text aud commentary OF further
wrong. 1t requires but brief showing.
JEFFERSON bore witness 70 the ,yrapical
and brutal spirit that slavery fosters. In our
own country we had through long years con
slant exhibitions of it. The chivalry WINGED
when SUMNER, came up from the months Of
suffering and weakness TO which The biode con
OF the slave rufiian had doomed him and laid
bare the bsrbarism of slavery" Asains,
bis array of facts they had no appeal. The
chivalry were indignant when Mrs. Srowg
put negro suffering and Southern civilization
into dramatic life and sent it forth 10 be read
OF all christendom. Back OF the drama was
Key" which unlocked lazar house o
unciaanhess and brutality and wrong; and
Inc slave oiigarchy dare not deny proprietor
ship. Southern civilization burned nesr,oe.
at the stake; it treated free citizens of thu
North scarcely better. That brutal .pir;t did
not desert it during the war. Andersonyile
horrors are proof Of that mos. damniue
proof. Were more needed, the skeletons OF
Union soldiers at Bull Rsn,. scattered
throughout the South as trophies of victory.
and the misery that Libby Prison, incaosed,
under the eye of the high officials civil and
military Of the Southern Confederacy. were
terribly cumulative testimony. That same
spirit continue, now; it shot down and burn
ed men, women and children as Menpkn it
multiplied its victims ct New Orleans.
Democratic casaists come and on the scene
OF this violence aud usrder rcd sssays npos
the folly and imprncticabiity of doing justice
iney tell u it isali an arksnsnt ,eainss nd. |
icaiism; that but for these terrible radicals |
The country would h.vs eost;ausd On
ITS old Dsmocsatip line and she Il. |
nne institution would hava spread !. ~ |
over this country and the nation would have |
reached the desired slaveocratic level Of 90
saAl sasb.sisn and brutality. fhsfe would
Sa'' bs'n 20 iatsassapep Fiih ~ lorle Il
me plantation; no interference With he |
night Of the slave driver . daily ast forys,al
his human victims TO unrequited toif: 70 80 -
afsse families; to violate the virtue Of vo>
men; 70 ed -, = toGlea Ind eaiidrvh ~
sna"es 70 hssiiaHn socieH ; y sdsg in
,.my upon the nation. No, The ,democ,cyL
90 mot urge the latter pan ofthis argument, I
oss from these riots tAsy sAshsr formidable
ssn.encss OF dsaaadasiee4f thsnaIczh.a
iney Tell Us il j. the asAnnl sslaoadlA ri
races = las false. Il = ~ bextAf;iS I'll
slavery It Is rebel hAAs3 n i the spirit I'll
murder It is the crime Of Cain. ''It has he /,
Oldest primal carss upon i" .Was i thsa<I
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tAguaism Of races that led TO the lsvyine Of
var upon the Government, to the maltreat-
ment of our soldiers, to the atrocities Of rebel
prison pens, TO the cold blooded murder Of
their Union neighbors BY rebels throueheqA
the South. to the mutilation Of the body
DR.. Dostie7 Was this the natural antagd
nism of racesi Was it not rather treaso&
educated by the cruelty of slaveryi ,Ihesl
men lived very peaceably together unit The
rebels armed to destroy the Union. No mora
i rebel murder Of freedmen the result Of the
natural antagonism Of races. While the in
dividusi saays-massef mtxha mSrdef III M
gro ; it Was not until they bed anne free by
theircwn 4oyslty snd the act Of the Cover.
nsnt against which shess sasxs-t nasesvsvsss
in rebellion, that the chivalry raised ,mobs to
massacre W. oolcrsd psuoh ~ Wholesale.
When democratic casnists become more 10
love with justice, right, truth and liberty,
they will become teachers Of . purer creed
They will seek to sbate prejudice, TO train
their southern adhereDts to loyalty and eivi'
lization, to eradicate the brutal spirit of the
chivalry, and to hasten fhs aaccsss Of true
democracy in the universal enfranchisemen,
Of al men. They will not try from evil te
make greater wrcoe, o. claim, because q reb
Ell murders freedman. it is proof conclusive
that the freedman should have continued
| aleva
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HY0lB11C W1H8-fhs great Inpsssd foaie,
t&lE1As bsst families Throughout xurops; appsovsd
WA fhpsai school Of Medicine Paris endorsed by
'SAs pseninsnt 1snbsn Of the Ansgiaas Neleal An
sslda 4 thsf cSavsGssss n DSIusess. sy ~ ~;
contains no spirits Of any kind. and thsM6bss
Net Intoxicating In the lS4st. .
II 4 peapared IN Paris fson psfs aAAsls - aan1H
10 its cowpotou only fosrc AxoxEffo AMI YEsnrvuss
substances. For Ladies IL delicious subslisses for
the various Tonics having an alcoholic body.
ua-MusoAf PHRhE ia rsre Wine Of most delight
fol Favor. Il - the PrRs svscs q = Ds1 DHlciots
saA1s. II ssspssses b sxealsnes An sAGkn wdss n
fas ccusrn,. r.edin Europe for aeeranenssi puspo'
sss Church people arr invited to enquire into It
Sold sy al rsapsessbis pFu9Eiass aad esalers.
FULLER, WINCH FULL ER, chieeso,
jylsAly .asn-vsdAd Aeshh.
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| -Muscatne is making arrangements tr
wovide itself with an Academy Soc n.
| Journal.
The Register makes the following SHOWING
Up OF Polk county in comparison with othen
The PIPER Iowa Conference Of the NJ.
\. Church y i'll be held this year at DEBORAH
commencing on the 18th day of September,
Capt. k. B. Rutledge has dissolved his
business p 'tnership at Burlington, and pro.
roses to remove TO UskaloosA. See Tho
fdrk,Eye
Some thief entered the store OF Messn.
Nhtpman &Dobbins, at State Center. and
robbed the drawer Of $50 Several other
hurglaries were committed at the same town.
as We lear from the Marshall county Times.
-Scholes viii bear eternal hatred towards
the whole race Of sheep killing CANNES. The
Hack Eye ssys: +" Mr.. Thomas c. Schofes.
Z. resident Of South Hill, had blooded lamb
sent to him day or two since by express.
from Illinois, Rs present. He kept the lit
tie crestare ned near his door, md sups,osed
II was perfectly safe. Yesterday morning be
found the lamb was gone, and On searching
around he found its half eaten remain. some
distance from his house, near which his
neighbor's two dogs we're skulking.- Scho,es
was furiously mad, got the assistance of the
.iarshals, took legal advice and did every
thing to repair the injury. The upshot Of
he matter, !, is said, will be law suit
IS. A. Ayres, of the State AUDITOR or
Fee, sent US few figures day or two since.
Hhieh give The value of reality and personal
property in several Of the most important
counties Of the State. The figures are sub
joined:
4 Counties Lapda Town pron.,tv p-n.,.
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The Grand Secret.

The erasd ssesssio psdeatsea = - hs,p Nassrs. egs
aaax and RssuiAss-shese the Alpha anA Oa<ss d
the only theory Of that has ssnss for ts
bests. the nervous systen y shatssssa. ~ nase.ss
weak add the ni.A IKE the BODY u slaas II pastal
eollapss-vbst isit b>ss 10 dol Kssa tsaehs ~ ~
ansvr:
Bunp " YoUn NAE.
Brace hn up yor would brses tetssrine edAcs ne
pabulun he n4e<s b Yenlr Afssrssivs Bring hin nj
ofthe depths Of debility end Desposdsney
WYE HosffRrsEa,s RIsssas
They cannrt injare A ehilA may take thsm In doses
suited 70 it without the possibility OF Aarm The
sufeebsd vital powers 10 respond
" 10 thsr action the ~fted g h % srscs IL BLADE
under the vfvifyns and refreshing rain In all casss
debility the Bifters sbsonteIy required There no
substitute rsuceeeAnsum that VIII oil thss plaza Re-
sort to tAis nsnss wos4esfdi o. Modern Tosscs,
AsS ALI WIZ ~ WAL.
Bear 10 mind that In Dyspepsia Istsrnitts,t Tss~u,
Bilious Diserde and Affections Of the Nerves. No e&hsr
medicine will produce tiths Of tAs GOOD sscs thse
invariably follows tbs Of this s1ss,lsaG Inveorasov
and Corrective. sold evsryvhsr.--N r Tr,tsa4. Oh
n, isss- fAsviv
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sAroakLon.s ,sAIx DYE.

rhs osiunsl and Bssi In tbs verdi rhs eaiy tru,
and perfect Hsir Dye Harmless. Reliable and Inseau
saneoas Produces Immediately sp,ssAA Dlpck q
7s'urAi Brown. without injurns the hair shin Rs
-i-s tss Ill s<ess Of bad dyes Sold BY I'll Dsssssss
The seunine 10 siru.d William A. hatcneior Also,
TERMINATING EXTRACT OF MYLLRYinuRs,
FOR Restoring and Bssatifyisg tie Hair.
,ug7l-dss1y CHARLES BACHELOR, n.
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I EGAL NoTICE.-To F. X. House: Sir.

.EGAL NOTICE.--To r. X. House Sir.
- You are hsssby soti8ed that therr 70 nov ou Ole In
the once Of the Clerk OF the Dres Court Of euun-
~ Iowa, - ksoksk, the petition Of John II Rogers
claiming Of you the Of -Four Hundred Dolars With
sccruinG interest the from December 72d 1866
- money Justly doe him rom you . pfomssory
msde BY you to osfr Of Henry Rogers and BY him
aagnsd 70 patntm nald petition atso alleges that you
Afs bop-rrsdsnt Of the State Of Tosa and prays an
sttachnent as,tnst your property
Nov unlaes yon appear and thereto on or BE-
fore q tbs second dsy Of the September term
the said Court 70 b. begun and holden
hoDdsy 81 1sStsAeer next Judgment will be rendered
againss Jon b. default prsysd foe IN paintts pet
ton JOHN BRCCR
Kew stamp, ~ Cs-caacslls Atty for Plaintiff.
Id
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-05

Cst0Arxs AROMATIC yEGErAsLR soar,
superior Tstlet Sep, prepared fron r.assS
Vegetable Osis In combination Nth Glyessiss9
and especially dssisasd bf the ~ Of laAses and or
the Nsrssry.. IT. Sesfams exquisite. aaAiss
ing properties unrivaed vor sal. by all druex,sss
feb,2dAvl1
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1mI - "a. L. Dsmln& ana
0.-.s~ III . ,T Wsn. 80 40 4
y 49, 49, rs1ssy sosa sa1 teEa.
W.m 49, n-I nn..yyss = ~, - KMu.cuy
~ " ~. ore1ssy. Dsssa upnn, DAVIS MAasy
S n.. -, IL" uunni toru, sen,
EImoIA fo.lI 4 SnnY Sis6es raxnase siSvstf,
49, = As1anosrsr \ Lona1 Achssi
49, nenns. uvs~, hosm~r msry stee-
Ceus, eAecoto1 o tse eetaie o. OF White,
sooss9e; ssseasof Of the ssests o. = Nc Tofrepes
Wss nees o. ua Dominson, Aiecrt
y ~ - so'oJ, q nusxsnP apnef Reeves Henry
tx.F. ail.3 n1ssS, Iestnsa heeinson 20 b'EaS
~ $500 Lno%. - Ds,s Inaplous s.nrAo wm siI-
| - nnod,eA, ihemss rseets,
= ssessDu, MeJ o15f bfo, Ilesnn Lue.s,
~ = ~ -, = HvTs rnhn|y Pstsf
asH~', o'f'h'. IiehoNHnihs' horhsn
Ioa 40 go ~ y.n ~ hereby nofhed That there 4
III ~ " ~ = iLs cs q Ihe sfk o. we pirFt C2ors
" LNe eounsy iovs ~ Fort Maason petition Of WI
~ =, - 49, zen, zoe ssAn prm'ns sbe
oaeepo,n unssee: &C, me enm OF Zine y oassnd and
49, -. re ~ Pr sonun. intefest hom
Ss -, - monsy ens On esftsn hortsses,
p1sy'nk = ae.Lst ~ % YOU, tne foreclosure OF
- .1.fsss, - - .s o. tns loi'owins monnak~d
p'ov0y - ta< p.ymspS o - o~pi to-vt: Ninety
- 80 aoe o. snc sT1nsvss 9neffef o. scf'cn
ie1i 49,. y 10 nslIP ~ w, Ror' n nenks
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YouR INFANTS

Wsssvs pat up ssa sold this srsiei. orss ,s.r.
sd cAz ssr eosvrpsscs Of It What ~ have
never been able TO say Of any other nsdsciss-ssvsa
nAs n vAILss II A uystI UsfAScs 70 sssscs a GUS
whom timely used never aid know en- instanss Of
dssstafhction By Any who used H. On ~ sst.sy
~ Ar dslishtsd With it, epresses So spsAk u sns
q eonmsndatou o. Its magical elects and MEDICAL vr-
tses " spsst 10 this nalser .vsAs " Ksov." after
10 Jesrs' sspsFs sce Ass sLHsos ssprYArros poa
sfaR srLvn Lxxsr ~ vsAs VI aras ssaAss IL alnrss
every nstapc. where III. infant snH.riss IRON pain
and sxhansioo. relief vii ts sosnA in Ansen aisst0
sfe- the syrup IL administered
Ill dire<ftsss erf ass.g viii accompany sacA bottle
Sone genuine shless the fae-suils Of CURTIS PER
klSar hss fssk. b on ths ousssds vr.pp~.
Sold BY all Druggists sArougho-f.fhs world
Price. sDiy IS Cents Per Bottle
srS2t-ds~sa
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Il will be seen THAI in the value Of land,
Polk county is ahead of Lee, Dubuque,
lJuhnaon and Des MONIES counties. In the
salss Of town property, Polk County beats
johnson By nearly $l.50o, 900. Il hsats De,
4oinss b eils,8eA Il bsass Nuscaasns b
nearly ono million dollarA Thar ~ ba,
tsp esa.aiss b he State, Lss and Duhuqus,
which ars ahead Of ours. In personality.
Polk C0ssty lssds Johnson and Nnscatins.
To rssagitslass, Pelk i the Second county
in The ste44saato lad vaiaasio. Il : shird
y = ~ vllns q torn property, ana So.rsA
- p ~ 49, = psrsoaAlity. Hssv ~
thoueA ~ - s1i2eaE;ea q - IN, 90.
w. Rsjse h !, - ~ ~ -.
voenS ~. 80 iesSs epi! y ~ ~
nsrde on by N. "a, ~ stsakss ~
a6anty, II reporsA, sesld eAases jh6naaeat;
y ~ sxtsat ~ cau.st I'll.
H. ~ valeAiea 4 M Cbsnay. -
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
svsRr NAV. Woman and Child Who hs. used
STERIING'S AMRROSIA


crsssnx ssis hars uade The Asbr~ sts fanous n ovs
The world.
TT - WARRANTED TO PLBAsB..
II cures Itching Of tbs Head.
II makes New Hair sruw on Raid Head
II prevents the lar from FALLING Cut stF
ftrand~rs the HAIR soft and Glossy
ri-an.e the sraips cooas the Hess.d Brow R1nos
D.ndru6: oures tstvous Hesdschs. Ceres bs,dn%s
Fnsures Luxnrsant Locks; Inclinss Raj 70 C~sI snp
,-tes wiss Kills Hair nstsrs 0ood eject apparent
ouce
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
T1t- Ambra.s~ viii snis you Z. Eseaas,y ~ u
isicatsiy perfsns1 rsffonis~d BY Op~a EEsefss -
acsr-s-es Sold II splendid boxes on cartons, ssuAaa
ing tso .iarss bessls.-Ho FOR nornine, N ! ~
evening.
THEIRS n no MISTAKE ABOUT n.
ersRLINas AMBRosrA /. the hss4, most ssr,esb,s
<nd ehecttv~ toaaet in the world To prove this try
carton
Sold BY Druggists
Ateriisg's Ambrosis haaufsetarisg.. Cenpss
116 Fulton Street, new York.
cctlT-dAvy
b
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nRIGINAL NOTICES Jop.,b.r

NOTICE.-ToJ Jonathan
~ Bhirk. defendant. You are hereby notified that
thsss \ Ale n tn Clsxks ocs a The Dsrtrct
Court Of Lss Connty, Iowa q Keoknk petition Of H.
ram Barnex cls30tBg Judgment against you for the
sum Of 4ouf Hundred Dollars With ten per cent inter.
ct upsa {oss Deeteasss made To Charles Macon 9Th
Of 6sDtenber 1850 ppon tks following feserbsA pre MI
-. to-uf: III. n. ". u Of the n W " Of section
twsntycns, IN township dxty-six, NORTH rasss six
west In Lee County lows, snd sgspst you praying
Ter Tie bssnass1fs - seA 1sysGs s-stbe sale Of sad
pr+Uises freed Of all terssts Of said In aes
- ~ a. Al sa11 dsb Ae erslr OF al equity
Of rsdempton, snd GpS eenseal sstsG e
4 nov you Mnss appear spd ansvrr aid petition BY
pesA q Vie ss<osd dsy Of ths ND Court
to be hold the second Monday Of Eeptmtsr 1895 or
tpnODsM viii b he'd therein prayed fr By default
10 Y ssamp-CabeeedI II. SCOTT HOW'LL.
iyl1d Affsv f,rp i.Inti6
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~ KIGtAAL NOTICE -To g Billing Lucinda BIZ
" nngs, Anna Wsikfr. ~ Buckingham. VIM I
KAEh er d Co, Duvsil, Rogers Co L4rue Sanders
Co., Vim Raddek. Tood. ard. Rachael Lynob "
iyneh william Edwards. Urich, Burrows, exe
atrix Ac " Reed, W D-Panw, Connabl- 4 srayti
Er'shs. Wesley nj ht. Jno rankn. Ino Mccun,
whitney. exeenfur Ac.. Ad Hire, Hugh Kennedy, 1
sa'stead and y Sarah and c Dxugh-rty, Cls-.
Dict MAS HuddirA. erecufrix Kate Kfftle. Moor
Amy Ruddiea, MARI Ruddiek Nay Rrddiek, WiiliaI
Ruddfck. and Jessie Ruddtk defendant
foa AID ssrh Of yUu sfe hereby notified that there
hie In the Clerks once Of the District Court
Lee County. 10 -. At Ksoksk, petition In equity
John D~rtran. against yon, ef Inning ~ II again
you 6hlaGA s1oa yocr three prnnsasnry notes. gf'
en- b. said plaintiff, the Of FIFTY huDdre
and Twenty Dollar tfsT zSS D. cent int.
foreelosurs oY certain mortxag-. male BY s-t ri
lings to plaintiff, dated 18th Jun-, 1885, upon the
" eecs40n fu~nst tD1 sd the X Of eE x rectic
six lel Townsbp dxy4x io6D Rsnxs ave IS; A,ss q
~ ~ the = y spction tweiye III, and the y \ Of
sectt,n tsot2} Township a1ty4ix fss !, ksnfe
oioeure IT csrtain iadamp IT. ing mgrsEars mate
said BiifirEy 70 H III B-ldpg, upon parts of Lots
and In Fork thirteen 49, Eeokuk. ee County low
known =. tes ihee~nm property. sNso given TO seen
the paymert OF the rtHxe Grxf atove described
ti1s therin banned. aed petition rrays fort
sale OF both said lands aud lots satisfy sai claims
estnguishmenf Of the eqoity OF redemption snd fr
erAl re LEI And the aid II Reid ns IL hersby uotif
that Injunction las beer Showed SAID
ing him from satisfying caoeelling said atter
gsge made to him
And you mint each aepe.r Aaa a.swsr said petition
noon Of thr second day Of the term Of sid Goa
10 he hesdat Eecknk, m me second Monday OK s.
tsmber, lsoA or Judgment ~ prayed FIR win be
therein. ii. rCuTT HOWELL,
lsE Plain tin,s Attorrey
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nRI9fNAL kofh E-To Benjamin r. 6ame.. def,
~ dart Ton are herehy notified that there Is
on MI In the Clerks offcs the District Court
County, Iowa. At Keotuk, petition Of Hiram BAN
claiming Judgment against you BENJAMIN Gam
for the sum Of su Hundred Dollars, upon ycu mortgs
made 10 Charles Aasunt upon the folloxing de~ctit
fourt IN (liil HAsoa's Lower Addition 10 the City
ke knk, In Lee County, Iowa, and sgsinst you
prAyisr fsr the fore surw of aid inert gage the sale
said premises fired OF all interests Of said defendants
same 81 psy Of aid debt the SRtfnguishment OF =
aqni,y Of rsAemptsoo. end fce general relief.
o Nov you must appear and arsver said ution BY
Of ths ssessd day Ct ~ next u sid Court
held the s~cond Monday Of September. 1901 or ju
meut win b. AAi seerefn prayed for, by defanlt
r. &c 1T HOW'LL,
30 cts etanpl Attorney for Paintt6
jyHd
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KEOKuM IOwAs
SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST s.

AEOAA - 4AOWAs
SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST s.
kEFUHLEC,snFE lClEeT.
= & ~ oo.s.ss-1i..s Ii.4I:, = =
Hen. JAME8.E. WILSON,
FOR Secretary q stass,
COL. ED WRIGHT, 81 Cedar Cs,
B~ Trsesur,eef snsA
Aa5-SsAM'LsEsRANKIU, = WasAineten
YoroAuditor Of stats,
John A. ELLIOTT, ~ 1GitshsllsCe.
1orrAtastvAsSni -
ZEE. 01ooDkas u babv.us-c.. I
For.Rsgbtes::of tAsestats Land oaHea
csL::c.. @. CARPENTER, Of wsbsser.Cs
5s Repsstsr ofths sYrse,cour.,
q. H STILES, Of wapslls Co.
Hor Clerk Of the supreas Court
Capt. CHAs. L. LxNDERMAN, ee RaRs
JBBItIAL.
Pr DAtssst Judsa,
Hen. FRANCIS sPRIM0HR.
For nosecsuas Attpsnsy,
JOSHUA TRACY.
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low A TIE Ms.

-Muscahne IS making arrangements to
'Fos'oe hseif with an Academy See the
Journal
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FuvHis Com geny b. inS l HnNE INSURANCE. con-
fANf, ymmends p~rtis aiariy u tn etias.s d
Iowa tnsurs rBs6e building. 81 al kinds Fns-
riffs pfsfs, searing trrt AID Merch and.s Aisc
hood. ard Nrehapd Ia rtsr4 or transit vh.ths,
BY o. ab. tas~, River, y 81 - ason
inssrssee sss~s n H. tasossbls rs2ss aud lo
- promptly aetastsd.
DiRkrrOR4
~ eONHe OR. =. Rover Co.
NJ FATFkksON. o. pstts1soa umbe<nap.
kDWAHD 6fLBoCkNf, Lessee X Mt r. 4 ~ 4 T.
PEEK, tfCsdt P~rh
JAS SHELLY, Late n Cox shelley.
4. l.. G. ANAHLx OF cosstzSs,Br esyth
Loyk pr-st FIRM usitofni naAk
NJ. BROW sELL, of Byovneli BRO
SMITH HAhf.L, uTs HamilI Co.
oFT1cKRA
kHBoW H r. 3seut l J ApA4s se<resrry
} sHkLLkI. Itss ksar LOVE- rr~xsaret
spri-d II GILMORE. Attoebsy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02
Forney's Last Dodge.

The Washington correspondent of
the n. Y. Herald, in his letter of the
2Sth ult, says:
Dead Duck Forney has resorted to new
dodge 20 manufacture little public sympa-
thy. A story emanating from him is cur
rent on the street that President johnson
was 50 iucensed at the contents of last Fri
days issue Of the Chronicle that he was
only deferred from supprcssing the publica-
tion Of the paper by the earnest remon-
strauccs of his friends. The Colonel is en-
deavoriug TO make all the capital possible
out Of this silly report, and in laboriug
sturdily TO create an impression that Presl-
dent johnson is an enemy 10 the free press
and to free speech.
We venture to say that there is not
the least foundation for Forney's
story 1t is probable that the Presi-
dent has not seen the number of the
Chronicle referred to.
Nothing could be more absurd than
the idea Of Forney having particular
desire to preserve the freedom of the
press. He has for many years been
leading editor, and has been more ser
vile even than his imitator Of the Tadi-
cal organ here. And during the war,
he was ever the first TO throw up his
hat and huzza when some military des-
pot suppressed rival newspaper, or
imprisoned a contemporary for exer
cising the right of free speech. He
would be vastly pleased any day to see
any one Of a score or more newspapers
we might name suppressed because
they are thorns in the sides of radical
ism
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02

The Charleston News of the 29th,
speaking of a radical journal, classes it
amongst those perverting journals
which do an enormous amount of
harm and adds, at copies illmeaning
paragraphs from the weakest of the
Southern journals, and holds them up
20 its readers as Southern sentiments
1t is one of those fostering sores that,
for want Of general attention, is con
stanty not only growing worse in itself,
but injecting all that comes in contact
with it
The Southern journals most copied
from by the radical cngan in question,
are the Richmond Examiner, South
Carolinian, and others of that class,
the News itself being one of them.
They may be the weakest of the
Southern journals" but they are favor
ties with a portion of the people who
have neither judgment nor discretion,
and who spend their time mostly in
bewailing their condition and denounc-
ing the Yankees, instead of resolutely
going to work and making the most of
the opportunities left them. This class
is fostering sore" and if it does not
infect those who come in contact with
1t, it furnishes the Northern radicals
with means of assailing the innocent
and worthy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02

The radical newspapers have been
for months engaged in q systematic at
tempt TO prejudice the popular mind
against President johnson. They re-
sort to ali manner Of devices, and scru-
pie at no misrepresentation or false
hood The New York Tribune receht-
Iy published statement that the Pres
ident mad disposed Of two hundred
millions Of dollars worth Of public pro
perry in railways 10 Southern parties
taking for payment worthless notes
which were never expected to be met;
in reality charging the Executive with
giving to those lately in rebellion the
property of the United States to the
amount Of two hundred millions of
dollars.
The object of this base falsehood, for
it was nothing else, was to inculcate the
idea that the President was disposed
TO cOnnive at treason and to corruptly
make way with the public property.
We reproduce on our first page a letter
TO the n. Y. Times, showing how
groundless this libellous falsehood was (;
and how really advantageous has been
the sales Of property, which took place
under the orders of the War Depart
meDt