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THOMAS G. ALDEN.
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OLD. ;PAREKS tor sale 1t rs !:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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New York stock Market.

By Telegraph q NEW YORK, Feb, 81.
Wall street is unsettled by the aspect of
affairs In Washington. s-'it
GoLD-Firm and steady, and has ad-
vanced. Ef $50 -,.i-.,f-- sasf n.
GoVERNSf ENrs-ln the forenoon Govern
ments were active and firm. The supply
of 5-20s of 1862 available for export appears
to be almost completely exhausted, and
the first issue of 5-20s of 1855 are conse-
quentiy demanded for shipment. The
Treasury has suspended the sale of the new
issue of the latter, owing to the large
amount OF 7730s awaiting conversion This
is COINS forward at rate which will dis
poseof the whole series before maturity.
Governments closed quiet and steady $50
coupons of 81, Ilg3s91l05s; DO coupons of
90 1lI3s@lll5s; do coupons of '65, 10S16Q
10S7s 7-aOs, I051a1l061z. 7ftl
The difference of Solo per cent. between
quotations for 5-20s at London and Paris
may be explained from the facts hat the
bonds are estimated on Paris bourse on the
basis offive francs on the dollar, while the
actual value of the dollar in the exchange
Transactions is 5l095l5. rs
At go p. M. the Quotations for New York
central was lO214, Erie 561z. Reading 1O4,
Michigan Southern III, North Western
~, do preferred 657s, Rock Island 97ss,
Fort Wayne 96N. III a. Iaa "a -reN -
Tomorrow will be observed as a holiday
In financial circles. The banks and all the
Stock Boards will be closed, and business
IN wall street and vicinity generally will
be suspended.
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English Markets.

BY Telegraphl LONDON, A. NJ, Feb. 81.
CoNsoLs-Open at 81; Erie S75z; U. s.
Bonds "a; Illinois Central 1871.
LIVERPOOL, A. M, Feb. q.
v CorToN-Very dull, and has declined &c.
For middling uplands 1870.
LIVERPOOL, p. NJ, Feb. 81.
CorToN-Has declining tendency, and
closed dull. Middling uplands 135zc; Or
leans AZ, with sales of 10000 bales. A
: CORN-Mixed Western sold at 3Ss9d,
American.
LARD-Advancing. Closed a. Sis.
s tlASHESE35s for pots. -
SPETRoLEUM-Unchan at lsed for re-
fined.
& LONDON, P. M, Feb. 81.
ICoNsoLs-Closed at 81; Illinois Central
IS; 5-20s "a; Erie S71a.
3sf FRANKFORT, Feb. q.
U. s. BoNDs-At 777s.
- PARIS, P. NJ, Feb. q.
AMERICAN BoNDs-S256.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. 81.
CoTToN-Heavy, and u to 1c lower; sales
of 200 bales of uplands at BIC.
FLOUR = More active, and 50l0c better,
chiefly on low grades; receipts of ,4l6 bbls I;
Sales OF. G, 800 bbls of state and Western, at
So 65@9 90; extra Western SO 95t9l0 IS; choice
$40 1912 90; shipping brands, round hoop
Ohio, $40 7O@l1 GO; II ade brands sl1 65@l2 IS;
extra southern Sl2 l0@l6 90; market closed
firm and quiet.
TlWHIsKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Is 203c better; no receipts ;sales
of3l.200 bushels No. 3 Milwaukee atSS2 10 !;
No. do. 81 24@2 3d.
q RYE-Steady, with sales of 10000 bushels
OF Western at 81 1901 IL for Canada; free,
BAkLEY = Is without deeided1 change;
900 bushels of Canada West, free. at 81 log
al 20. .oDG1 sill3 ia 'efftr
: BARLEY, MALT-Dull. -, F4gC of4 =
CoRN-Is lc lower; receipts OF 5000 bush
els; salesof IL, 600 bushels mixed at 81 06@
% In store. and n O7@l "a ahoat; Western
sales q IS 900 bushels Western at S5SSsc;
State, 66@67c. lGIIF0pgTf7 m
sUGAR-ouiet; sales l45 hhds Cuba at
1870 1910; Porto Rico, ll1zc. DtS lad s2Iil,
Z MoLAssEs-F Firm at 75ci, Esw Cube, 81
PErEo1EqM-Dull crude, lsc; refined In
HoPs-=New 20@70c. .}.us ID aedi LHd
q
$3.50 bbIs at $50 50@21 for new mess; closes
at $50 95 for Western; $40 62@20 IL for old
mess; SIG 75@I7 for prime, and Sl9920 for
prime mess; also 2,250 bbls new mess at
$40 S792l Is, buyer and seller, February,
March and April. ,,rrt.4r ~arrrr
BEEF-Unchanged !; sales $50 tierces at
S299Sl for prime mess and $50 5O@35 for
India mess.
BEEF-BusIness5 quiet; sales of $50 bbls
at $50 00G35 so.
nj BAcoN-Inactive; sales of 100 boxes long
ct1t hor OF 9 n -rih fr1rrM ovoi,
at private terms. a8 u wa4u ysEtag
z Our MEATs-Firm; sales of 325 pkgs at
s12@l0c for shoulders; 1l@l3c for hams.
DRESSED HoGS-Firmer; Western, 91z@1
91ac; city. 101s@l2c.
LARD irnler ssaleslof 1850 bbls at ll54
9l215e for cid, and l214 913119c for new.
BUTTER-Dullat l5@26c Tor Ohio.
~ CHEESE-DuEs.
MoNEY-Easy and steady at 5@6 per
cent,
STERLING-Firm, at S5z@9c.
1882.
GOVERNMENT srocKs-Firm. -
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CTNcINNATI, FEB. n.
CoTToN-Remains Inactive antls the de-
mand iSslight at 29Q2914e for hniddllng up
Lands. The receipts for the hast two days
|" Flour Unchanged; superfne( 50 $50
10 TO- 25 t g;s,e brands 81 5t@l8 55 fancy
III HEATwNo. Il s. 1902 IS for Spring, and
Cons In rather better demand. bat
prices are not quotably higher; Mo. l is
neid at oS46Oc IN elevator, and 74975catn
.i1OATs-Are firnner owing to The light re-
ee1pts, but prices nave not changer; No. ],
SOC in elevator. -
~ RYE-FtIm at ST S3611 IS.
BARLEY-Dull and Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Steady at 25c in bond
afirmer feeling at the close under advices
from New York and the advance in gold.
but, there was no Increase in the demand'
ner was there there any an change en- NJ in prices;
country, but some of the latter was sold at
$40 80.
city, and &c less for country, but conces-
sions would have had to be made from
these rates III order to effect sales. Quite a
number of country packers are here, try
ing to sell In bulk at l01491016c.
TBAOoN-Dull: shoulders can De bought at
gJ5c. sides at I0szc, and clear sides at l2Iz6al
l2s<c; clear rib at lls4c.
LAEDdMore en- nr il 81 fns close tssi2c Sr
some demand at lac, less than the rates.
CHEESE-xAt l61z.afsry;s ssansg sTfesr
h BUrTER-At 2S63Oc for central Ohio, and
33@35c for Western Reserve.n0t69 Dronr
EGGs-Are in better supply, and have de-
clined I0c per dozeng closing at 25@26c
81 GLOVER SEED-Dull, and prices declin-
ing. and can be bought at SIS SOS Is. iii. u
TIMoTHY---Dull, and closing at S. 30a3 40.
/. FLAX SEED is in good demand at 81 25@
235. ,e.4s -
HAY-Dull at SIS OO@1S 90 for fair to prime
Timothy in bales on arrival.
ExCR ANGE---Firrn at par buying, and
one-tenth premium selling; there is no
change in the money market.
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Merchants Dispatch, E. B. Morgan, Ag't
Owensboro, Cannelton, & Louisville
Packet Line. ~ tt5St66U
Star Union Line Express, Hubb & Vets.
Agents.
INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Co., Main street.
I A. G. HaIock, First Street, t
w. J. Lowry & Co., First Street. 4u
Nexsen & Blxby, Main Street. aia
, VIA. Page & Co., Main street. 90
Rising Sun Company, No. 10 First street,
, 13d otH REAL ESTATE. 9liaino9gl
Alvah johnson, Third Street. eli -HV
VIM. Reavis, Main Street. NJ gaqO 10.
nie1a9o n0CoAI! nd 1uq baa q|'
Bodiam Mines, Water Street. eng nt 90
, A. Liter, Water Street. - OF az
IsIs9h II HOTELS. doUll Woh
/ American House, Water Street. edi n1t
ia5w ATTORNEYS AT Law. q 1edJ
Baker & Butterheld Third Street. kat
! James +. Welborn, First Street. nLlsYH
James T. Walker; Third Street. lq0Tb 1Od
David z. Watkins, Third Street. q9g09 4
gEWg 9GQg MEDICAL. BIZ 81 2 IgE1
J. B. Erwin, Main Street. u9I
, L. 8. Herr, Second Street. hluoo NoH 1
8df DENTISTS. nod 81 ffs i
DR.. Hass, First Street. ,ia6o4a9r q e
s.fa.-sr SALT AGENCIES. arsri ia,
L. Runner, jr,, Water Street. yal ~ IL
Baird 4 Start, Water Street. sa~
4f.f ts.i TRADES. .s.f t.g.9 .,.s.
Thomas Grant, Carpenter, Main Street,
Liant, Brothers & Co., Fifth and Cherry: |
c. w. Osborne, Painter, Locust Street.
U. G. CLAIM AGENTS,
VIM. Reavis. Main Street.
James T. Walker, Third street. r7u2i7
! ahta "3 TOBACCO. 2t ~ tA5
II. r. Schroeder, Main st. yea
' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
81. o. Babcock, First Street..
Vim. q. Fullerton, Main street..
JEWELRY. ssli 1oi
Geissler & Delang, Main Street. qfI ToaI
A. G. Rosencranz, Second Street.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
L. Adler, Sycamore Street. ati
Forth, owes a TO-. Third Street.
@ FEED STORE. Ha5 nf /
Cook & Troup, Main Street. Wua
Cross & Crofts, Third Street. 90o giu \
! of tns3e BOOKS. N d bds
r. f. Barter & Co., First street. reiu 3 Il
y = COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. BIOL ~
Business College, First Street ool gdal
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So gf9. STREET. ....a.... a-fiEW
MYOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN. that,
~ by virtue of precept issued by the
Mayor of the city of Evansville, and TO me
directed. will sell at public auction, at
he door of the courthouse in said city, on
TUESDAY, February 10Th, 1867,
II ten o'clock am, the acknowledgements
cal estate, to wit: Lot number one hum
ired and thirty nine $50. in the Original
Plan of the City of Evansville-James G.
Jones, owner-or SO much thereof as may
De necessary TO pay the sum OF five hun
lred and iorty-four dollars and eighty
eents (Si44 So, being the amount charged
md assessed against said lot of ground, as
he share or proportion of said lot of the
costs and expense of grading and bowlder-
ng Third street of said city between the
1outheastern curb-hne of Locust street
ma the middle OF Walnut street, together
Nth the costs of sale; and that said sale
will be continued on the next day there
after, to wit, on Wednesday, February
nth, 1867, at two o'clock pm, at the same
place. for the purpose of selling said real
estate, if the same should have been sold
IN the day first above mentioned and not
paid for.
Fvansvilles February II, 1867. ~ s~NA
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placed at the prices obtained, as there has
supply of boots and shoes on hand is
smaller than usual at this season. and the
prospects for the Spring trade are so poor
Gnat manufacturers are doing but little.
Large numbers of workmen are idle and
some of them have been for two or three
months. There is not much positive suf-
Ier1ns as yet, but many families have
much solicitude for the future erttt 4.fsgT =.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE WHOLESALE DRUG
rs STORE--A Wholesale Drug House In
Evansville, Ind. an old stand, where
splendid business can be DONE Sales last
This is one of the best points for a whole
sale drug house in the country The city
is rapidly increasing in population, and
having couptly trade surpassed by no
place of equal size. The stock will pfoba-f
bly, invoice about fifteen thousand dollars,
and will be sold on very reasonable terms
If application be made within the next
ing. apply to or address, VIM. T. FERRIS,
LawrencebqTg, md, or Evansville. HAI.
feb2l lot 80 ~ ~. -frrr
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~ .vNprrnn'8 enfggUgFi IRlh8nf
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs.
THIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF

WHHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
u resort, in the immediate vicinity of
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation.
and beautifully laid out in gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the accommodation of the public.
new and in good order, is now offered for
sale or lease ON reasonable terms. ~ al.
The buildings were mostly erected last
year, and consist OF a fine large hotel, with
spacious and well ventilated rooms; a bath
house, OF six rooms, furn shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, and dottche baths of the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling, Saloons with four ten-pin
3leys; dancing hall and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory, and gentiemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, oonfec-
tionery, bakery, ice house, filed with ice,
&C., &c. The waters are q saline chalybe-
ate, pronounced by medical men as I'M
surpassed for their hygienic quail les.
To any person acquainted with the busi-
ness of conducting such an establishment,
an opportunity of making a fortune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs. +
the first day of March next. If not then
sold will lease IL on favorable terms.
tnetfasla --...-.-. VIM. HEILMAN. :
Cincinnati Commercial copy one week,
and send bill to this office. feb6
NOR SALE-HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.
G A very nice one-story Frame DWELL
ing House, with five rooms, kitchen. cellar.
and all necessary outbuildings, with two
Lots, in a good locality. Will be sold very
low, and on, time, II duplication be made
soon to jt, e5t 'ALVAH JOHNSON,
trshfssl Real Estate Agent
jan23 dim -. Evansville, Ind. -
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nwERCHANTS' EXCHANGE and
m GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT,
Mo. 5 First street. eI III s
TRIJNTZ 8, MENTZER, Proprie

TRUNTZ g. MENTZER. Proprietcrs. 3 j
The choicest Wines and Liquors will be
kent Constantly on hand; and special at
tention win b. given TO the =" q
- : afIi5 RESTAURANT .sBulia
where all the delicacies of the season will
be served in the most approved style
making it pleasant resort for the MER-
CHANTS and BUSINESS MENIoft the city.
A liberal patronage is Solicited. -
q oc23 d3m u 1oEE A7&NDots AJ-e
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph.l q New YORK, Feb. q.
Business is rather dull, but prices are
steady al 2l13@22c for standard sheeting,
2092lc for seconds; Ice for Cochnoe prints
l51zc for Amcskeag do; 371Sc for New York
Mills muslins, 3216c for Wamesutta, 25c.for
Hill's Lonesda1e; 25c for delaines; 27cfor
Armneres and Chollic's, and 471ac METEOR
farmers and mechanics cottonades.
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Public Sale.

THE MARINE HOSPITAL BUILD
N ing and Lot at Evansville, Ind, will
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, subject to the approval of the bid
by the Secretary of the Treasury, at II
o'clock M. February 18th, 1867, on the prem
Uses. IN >yS~-e a.G - - e.N
Terms of Sale -One-fourth cash, and the
balance in equal payments of 80, 60, and 80
days. A deposit of five hundred dollars
$500 will be required at the time of sale,
A certificate of sale will be given to the
purchaser, and the deed will be executed
upon the payment of the last installment
of the purchase money.
ISAAC CASSELBERRYA
Surveyor of Customs.
Evansville, Ind, February 18th, 1867.
fahI4d did ia rafE F4rffIE -. lTftl'Esa7l't 1865
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J. B. ERWIN, Md, e
homeopathic Physician.

offers his professional services to the citi.
ems of Evansville and immediate vicinfts
In the general practice Of medicine. IG b
Office-No. % Main Street ~ sgvrsa,.s :
Once HoursIFrofn to 10 am. and from
To and to 9p.m. 4d1i IoclS dSm
,f, sertei .balfR gisEmoTq aIci-
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The Shoe Trade in Boston.
) TrnreLer. OF FRIDAY saws:

The Traveller of Friday says:
The boot and shoe trade continues dull,
aud tits likely. to continue s0.z There are
a few customers in town, but they are pur-
chasing quite sparingly.6 s. The prices nave
declined, and many ofthe recent sales
have been at less than the cost to the man
ufacturers, but they could probably be re-
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.
Especial to Evansville JournaI.l
Memphis Market.

MtWpHI0 MdThtIs
By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Feb. q.
CoTToN-Quiet at 29@291zc.
CoRN-Sl@1 10.
4 HAY-s29@3O per ton. II M &sh
OATs-75@SOc.
FLoUR-Unchanged Hi'
MISS PoRK-S20@2l. sY0Hs aEA 1T00f
BULK MEATs--9 to 1l1zc.
DRESSED Hoes-s1z @l0c. g SOC 'oe
BACoN-Qaiet.4
HAMs-7Sugar cured hams 2O@2lc; sheul-s
ders f2@i3c; clear sides 14@l5c. -.--
GRocERIEs-Firm and steady, and prices
are unchanged.
The railroads via Humboldt are repair
ed, and all trains are running regalarand
on time.- -. - - va .. ~ - =
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Extremely Low Prices,

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTEhS, W nlcn We Will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices sSs 81
now diff 4"
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Liverpool, England,
1851 3dln 4eI ELgi EN-
Evansville, Indiana.

ld Our Stock is one of the largest and best
assorted to be found int the West, ana ior
sale at :.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-T The best of accommo-
I'D dations can be had at MRS. E. Nj.
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot. Large ana comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. [jan9 d3m
aLa rNnH rLIs y. -lHLnaLL ~
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Course of Popular Lectures.

THE EVANSvIT LIBRARY a..
80 SDCIATION have perfected their ne.
EQUATIONS for course of Six Popular Ia.
lures The following speakers have prom
REV. NJ R MILBURN, the "Blind
Preacher" The subject is left with hirn-
self
Independents. Subject: " Our Country's Re
construction"
HON CARL scHURz 1.-THE Recons
struction OF Germany"
q PETROLEUM v. NAsBY, Pm. witch II
Postmaster), Professor of Biblical Politics
b REV. WAYLAND HOYT, of Cincinnati
subject not yet announced.
JAS. E. MURDOCH {" Dramatic Read,
tngs y comes If his health will allow.
= The SECOND LECTURE on THURS
DAY EVENING WEEK, the nth inst, By
Theodore Tilton.
Course Tickets 81 each, to be had at tina
Library Rooms or Of any of the Directors
JAM DIFF
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rOR SALE-DURHAM COW AND
n CALF-For Sale at Auction. one fine
Durham Cow and Calf 1.-THE calf sired by
Henry Morgan's buIl). will be sold at tie
courthouse in Evansville on the ed day
of February, 1867.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
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WANTED.

WY ANTED = TO RENT. A HOUSE
WV containing five or six rooms. One
above Main street preferred. Apply at the
feb2l slW cFtfiffaf en dfoh .%s-t
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FOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at atsbar-
- gain, q Lot 80 feet on First StreeI, W. Tn
a good building on it. suitable for manu-
facuuripg purposes. Inquire OF d. BAER,
corner of First and Main streets. [feb9 dim
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To Contractors.
y TO Contractors. s.f.l

SEALED tPKOPOSAI4S- WILL BE
- received until the 18th inst by the
School Trustees of the city of Evansville
FOR the erection of a school building in
HubbaFd's Addition of said city. Plans
md Specihcatiofis can be seen on and after
he 18th iiisr., at tile Office of Robert Boyd,
Architect. on First Street. Terms of pay
nent made known at the same place. The
Board of Trustees reserve the right to re-
ect any or all bids. : -. - -
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
CHAS. H. BUTTERFIELD, Sup't.
febI2 I'd ayr 81 4 s-a-
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HOLLAND HER2ENG and other
- fish- comprising Hake, Haddock,
dimes, Picked and Smoked Herring. etc =
s8-2-" VICKERY BROS, IS Main ST. |.
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Collectors Sale
MTOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN, tha

FOR THE PAYMENT OF COST AND
EXPENSES OF BOWLDERING q VI
STREET 4F IN
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UNIONS AND SWEET POTATOES
~ lon hand and for sale low, wholesale
and retail, at Vickery Brothers'
77ITT EUREKA BAZAAR, 70 Main nc. I
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ADJUSTMENTS
NEW METROPOLITAN
PRICES REpUCEI
WASH1NGroN's BERRHDAY!

ssiS6Tsa Seats GsS
The Van Buren press., 1867-08-09
ID Black Republican Rule,"-They don't
Want to Father it.

/ The .StoRddrd. of our sister city in long
leader In irs issue Of the 9th inst, takes occs-
sion TO call us TO task in regard 10 sentiments
eNpresscd In late number OF the Press. IL
endcavors to throw the blame of keeping the
/ fires of sectional strife burning, upon the Con-
scryatiye party and press; and denies most
roundly that the Republican press ever pro-
nounccs the Military Bills "infamous,' etc.
This chilGishness In a serious article Is little
short of disgusting. Who expects the Radi-
Gals 10 be 80 utterly foolish As to abuse the
power, however wicked 1t may be, that keeps
their months well filled with government
pap. And because the Conservative press of
the country are doing all in their power to
keep alive the spirit oftrue Republcanlsm by
protesting against and holding up TO scorn
the infamous violations Of the Constitution,
which the Radical party Is continually guilty,
they are accused of probing the healing
wounds, keeping the fires of discord burn
ing" etc. They profess 10 love the Constitu-
tion of our forefathers and their leaders.
Stevens only the other day, in his place on
the floor of the House declared the Constitu-
tion no longer theoretically operative In the
South" The Standard says Republicans did
not mount guard at Andersonville," but they
did mount guard at Northern prisons and shot
down prisoners for no earthly offence and so
well convinced of this are the leaders of the
party, that they strenuously oppose any In
vestigatiOn of the treatment of Southern
prisoners. The Northern Generals or au-
thoritics were to blame for the mortality NJ
Andersonyile, and Col, Ould's letter fully
proves it, and they dare not investigate the
matter. Conservatives did not follow Sheri-
dan in his wholesale, butchery, robbery and
and devastation through the Shenandoah val
ley, nor were they in the army of pillagers
who followed Sherman through the heart OF
the Southern country. Conservatives did
not instgate torture and feet borning as did
some of the Standards warm Radical sup
porters for the purpose of extortng money
from men and women in johnson and other
counties. Conservatives do not exult over
the murder of the misguided Maximilian. a.
does the organ of Radicalism at Fort Smith
1t is well enough for Radicals to sing praises
to military despotism, when it keeps them up
permost and they know their only hope for
plumber is by ignoring the Constitution. The
South, of course. must be soundly abused, il
she dares to raise her voice against the iniqui-
ty that crushes her under the heel of military
despotism and fills her up with adventures
who come to falsify her sentiment and pillage
her people.