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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-21
Political Matters.

NEW York, Oct. 20.-The division
IN the ranks of the Republican party
in this city, so far as the local issues
of the canvass are concerGed, which
was presaged in the proceedings at
the meeting of the Union Republican
General Committee on Saturday last,
was oonsummated this evening. The
novel aud extraordinary spectacle was
prosecuted OF two county conventions,
both claiming to be regular, carrying
on their deliberations Ia adj dining
halls. During the day the two con-
tes ting parties wero engaged in max
ing arrangements. aud marshalIng
their forces TOR the struggle of the
evening.
The so called straight Republic n3
took possession. at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, of the regular hall of the
meeting, ostensibly for the purpose OF
holding a caucus, bus as their advt r5s-
ries charge, u ith the intention OF ex
Guiding the delegates opp0st d TO them
The others, under the leadership of
Collector Murphy, held q caucus at
the Union League Club, aud resolved
that Ia case they were refused adj
mission 60 the regular meeting to re
tire and effect separate organization.
Alter having been denied admission
to the meeting, csiming to be the
regular Republic lns, the Murphy
party met in a hall in some other
bui ding.
r solutions were moved by w. A.
Darling, seconded by Chas Spencer
and passed unanimously, denouncing
Tammany Hall, Tor its opposition to
the laws of Congress. aud claiming
that it was the duty Of Republicans
not to make party nominations for
county officers, but to vote with the
Independent Democracy.
At meeting of straight Republi-
caus, resolution was offerci calling
upon the ate Central Committee to
use greater efforts to promote the sue
cess of the Republican State ticket.
T.. Delafeld and others objected to
the resolution as an insult to the State
Central Com mittee. Finally the Teso.
luton was referred to committee.
A resolution was also adopted ap
pointing a committee to confer with
outside organizations.
Finally the committee adjourned
without nominating.
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AddItIOnal Election ReIurns

COLUMBUS, O., October 21.-Addi-
tional election returns received by the
Secretary of State to-day show Mon
roe (Rep.l has 726 majority in the
Fourteenth ConVressioHal District,
and that Upsou (Rep.) has 1857 ma
jority in the Eighteenth District.
This foreaoon there was organized
here an Ohio Woman's Baptist Edu-
cational Society, and officers were
elected for the same.
The annual meeting of the Ohio
Baptist State Convention commenced
at : o'clock this afternoon. The an
nuai sermon was preached this even
Ing by j. N. Sykes, of Lima, Ohio.
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FRID : 0O Ossa q. 1870.
10 EIec lon Ordered

Mr.. Van Ripper. the Usurper, gath
cred together q sufficient number of
Democratic Councilmen. last night.
to institute quorum. and no more.
With these he proceeded to transact
such business as su ted his conven-
ience, but had no time to consider the
propriety Of ordering az election for
Mayor. II is the conceded opinion of
attorneys Of respectable standing at
the Evansville Bar that there can be
no legal Mayor Of the city (after the
decease of Mayor Walker) without an
election. and yet this adventurer from
New York sets at Defiance the express
requirements of the charter and the
demand Of the people for an immedi-
ate election, with perfect contempt
for both. But the day Of reckoning
is coming.
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Tobacco Factories
FOR SALE.

mHE FOLLOWTNG TO1AcCO
- Siemeries situated as iolIows;
at Curdsvlile, Davless County, Ky To-
oacco House. Capacity TO handle 4LO,O0o
pounds.
Ashbys5urg. Hopkins Co, Ky. Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds.
Tayior's Landing, Mclean c., Ky, To-
bacco House Capacity TO hsudle 20J.DJ
pounds,
Llvermore. Mclean Co, XIV. Tobacco
House. Capacity TO haudle COO 100 pounds.
Sacramento, Me- can Co. KY, Tobacco
Honse. Capacity to handle 10000 pounds
Ceraavo. Chic Co, Ky.. Tob aeco House.
Cai acIiy to hand g iOO,OJ5 pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co., Ky, Tobacco House.
Capacity TO handle 5000 pou DIS.
Capacity TO handle 25o,000 pounds.
Rache:ter. Batter County. KY, To-
baccO House. CaPac " TO handle 76O, 600
pounds.
Raleigh, Saline Co. Ills. Tobacco House.
Capacity TO handle 5000 pounds.
Enterpr Sc, spencer Co, Ind. Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds.
Richland. Spencer Co. Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 700 600 pounds.
All of the above Stemerles are located
In the best producing tobacco sections,
and are IN complete order, having screws,
tobacco sticks, and alt other necessary
couveniences for haudIEng and hanging
tobacco; together with the Office, Cooper
shoes. STAB es, and Lands thereto at
tached. All or any of the above will be
sold below their value.
For further particulars inquire OF WIN.
8. FORD. Evansville, Ind or r. II. ARK.
EHBUh hGH, b Bsosd S my. ocll.2m
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LFpm the Journal Of Telegraph.l

Wonders or the TeIegFaph-HOR We
Get the War NeWS-The Operator
at BaTt's Content.
The press dispatches from Europe
to Nev York during the last four
weeks numbered about one hundred
thousaid words. New York has been
better psted on the issue of the war
each dg than London, Paris or Ber-
lin. Tese dispatches have almost
wholly been sent BY a single cable,
full ontthird of the whole to single
daily p9er, and with marvellous Ta-
pidity ad accuracy. Familiar as we
are Wittthe work of the telegraph, it
has beo o marvel to US TO hun
dreds thousands of minds the
whole p1cess is a 6esp enigma. Here
is q ma sitting in a dark room at
Heart sContent. The osean cable
terminals here. A fine wire attached
thereto Il made to surround two
small Gees of soft iron. As the elec
trio VIZ produced by few pieces of
copper nj zinc at Valentia passed
throughhe wires, these cores became
magnet. enough to move the slightest
object. 4 looking glass, half an inch
in diauteT is fixed on a bar of iron
one-ten Of an inch square and
half aunch long. On this tiny glass
q lampl made to glare, so that its
light is htcled on a tablet on the
wall. IL guage of the cable Is
denoted the shifting of this Ie.
fected lih from side to side. Letter
by lette thus expressed in this
fitting dim in utter silence on the
wall. Ties is no record made by the
machine sept as the patient watcher
calls Outta cOmTade the translated
flashes ashley come, and which be
records. seems a miracle of pa
tience. Ire is something of awe
ereeps ovens as we see the evidence
Of human ouch 5000 miles away,
swaying Il line of light. By such
a delicate 'ocess as this, and after
being reptsd from line to line five
times befc its ultimate copy is in
New Yorthave the great battles
been recosd in our daily papers
with greaparticularity and sent
through thUniou. Nothing like it
has ever ore been accomplished.
The enterse Of the New York
press, of gle press In New York,
has eclipsthat of the wealthiest
and ablesFess in Europe. 1t is
CHARACTERISED the nation to do its
work gTanand we'll,
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louisville Items

LOUISVILLE, October 20.-Colonel
Bristow, the newly appointed SOlici
tor General, having declined a dinner
rendered him by the Louisville Bar,
because of his early departure for
Washington, was splendidly enter
tanned this evening at the mansion of
John NJ. Harlan, where he was met
by the bar, aud large number of the
prominent men Of the city, embracing
every profession aud calling, and of
all shades of politics. The occasion
was notable one, and the compli
ment to the distinguished gentleman
vas most gracefully rendered.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-21

ST. LOUIS, Oototer 20-MoClurg
or the regular Republicans Of the
First Congressional District nomi
mated Irwin z. Smith for Congress.
They also nominated County tloket.
There are nowtthree County and Con-
gressional tickets in the field, and the
canvass Is becoming lively.
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Shock or an Earthquake-SulcIde !.

CINcINNATI. October 20-Later in
formation indicates that the shock Of
the earsbquske was greater in some
parts OF the city than was at first re-
ported. At Que of the largest Found-
rics the men at first thoughe their
tools were coming towards them bnt
soon thereafter il was discovered tbat
it was the building in motion. Tbs~s
was considerable alarm, but work was
not long uspsnded.
Christian Standacher shot himsAlf
with a Colts revolver this evening.
Cause not known.
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Much feeling was manifested in all omar.
ters of the city. During the night there
fe-tations. The Government had ,go
reg ments Of infa try under arms an
niglt, to repress any disorder, but no call
wa. made
1T o'clock tbs morning the Prussian
EN- baSsy Was insu ted by q great coDrourEe
OF people. with whom the pol &c did not
iuferfere.
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SELMA, Ala, October 20 Turner.
the colored candidate of the Repub'
lican party of this District for Con-
gPess, is making a vigorous canvass
on the broad platform of universal
amnesty, universal suffrage and the
universal reputation of the National
debt.
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FLoRESCE, October 20. The Electoral
law, proposed for Rome, allows her four
Il is reported that the Pope, in deference
to the advise OF all the Powers. win re.
main at Rome There has been no COM
municat1On between Italy and the other
powers on the spanish candidaIure,
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p Ills, October 20.-Ex-
GoRichard 0glesby addressed
= 0ge aud enthusiastic Repub-
I;cls meeting this evening, at
RIAL, npon the issues before
tbry. Re spoke With his ac-
ou elcQusnce and power for
NJ hour,
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N%w Anve-ss. eun~".-.
" OnWAld! Right UnWardI I
1 10 the Valley OF Death,
Rode the sig hundred y

Eut larger by hun reds multinlied in4o
mil ions than thr doomed band IN Ieuny-
son = poem, Is the great ca vaIeade rid NO
10 swift destruction, and hugging the mis-.
cries of death on the way, BY suffering
wtllfnlly from that scourge Fever and
Ague, or Chills and Fever, and other kim
dre8 dIs eases, when By using NJ -HLER'S
HERB BITrERS their diseake can be eff
fsclualIy conquered. This com plant is
common and dangerous, and untold thou
san are exposed 10 IL III MlSaLEH 3
II ERB 81 TT rlS5 IL q certain cure for IT.
and an equally powerful DTeV = tire. If
used regularly as tonic IL Will wari Off
this an q Othsr diseases. Use iE in time
eiays are da gerou US. Sold by all drug
Ris.S. PTsce one dollar per bottle.
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Firs-LOss s1O,OOO-InsHrance $1,000
FoRT SC0TT, October 20 - The
Gulf House at Pleasantou. Kansas,
was destroyed by FIRE this evening.
Most of the furniture was saved.
Loss $4,000 Insured for $1,000
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HELENA, MONTANA, October 90
Mr. Everts, who wes lost from the
Yellowe tone exploring expedition
last September, was found on the 16 b
inst, about seventy FIVE miles from
Emigrant Gulch. very weak from ex
posure and hunger. Aa ambulance
was sent after him.
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uPste FiPe-LOss SIl,09O-IRs
Qrance SjO.0Oe.

PFLPHIA, Oc.ober 20.-A fire
this g destroyed the chair fac
torvenner & Co, in the north
eTn of the city. Loss $40, 900.
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REL1IUM

BRUss Els. Oct. 20.-The 11oniseasT of this
city calls for additional evidence about
the transpo tatton of German wounded
through Be GUM. 1t refuteS the aiiegetton
OF cruel treatment by the Pfussians
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PoTrsvILLE, Pa. October 2O.-The
soldiers N numeDt in Tamogua was
dedieated to-day with imposing cere-
monies.
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ITALY.

PEsTH. Oct 20.-The extraordinary credit
OF 45,UO, Gee forins is required to meet The
expenses of Dalmon.
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WINDOW s SHADES
WindOW shade ManufactOry

HIH10W Snaue ManufaCtOry
OIL SHADES of any size or color, good
and cheap as Eastern made.
RUSEAG SH AIDES
OF q superior quality made 10 order.
We also make the BLINN'S PATENT
RUSTIC or LAP SHADE.
Curtain Trimmings and Rollers kept In
quantity and furnished to the trade.
Ga5 Patronize home manufacture.
b. BURBANK Il CO.,
l5S Main street, between Filth and 3ixta
Post Office Box 9z6- MAJ
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sEvAroRs ELEcrrn.


Clay and sullivan, Joshua Alsop.-
Cass and Fulton, Ghas, b Lasseiie
@Ailen, Sarntnghausen -.....-----..........
Posey and Gibson, NJ. 7. CarnahHn
Warrtck ant spencer, B. y. FulIer
Knox and D3VleSss James ID. VII
...-..-''-.
Pike, Dubois and Martini Leroy
Cave.
Perry, rawford and Orange John
Strand...... ........ .s...... '..-.
Brown and Jackson Jason 3.
Bro W n ..........s..s... ss....s-...s
Floyd and CLARK, James keigwin
Miami and wabash, Hobt. Miller l
jefferson, Hiram FranciscO...........
SWttz srland and Ripley, NJ. Il.
Rosebrus ......-.....-.
Ohio and carbon, Richard Grs gg
franklin, JOhn 3eggs.. .-.... ...s-....
shelby and Bartholomew, Oliver J
Gles9ner
Greene and owen, w. K. Ditte-
Parke and VermiiIion Jno. COilett
Tippecanoe, Henry Taylor .--...-. =.
Marion, e. b. Mateindale..-,...........
wayne .. BeeSOn .............................l i
Delaware and Madison, John w.
Burson
Howard and Carroll. Ad. AIM
Pulaski, White, Benton. Jasper
and Newton, Robert Dwiggins...
Lake and Porier, Rich. q. Wadge l
st. Joseph and Marshall, Ransom
AuODard ... .....,.' ,-.-........
Grant, Biackford and Jay, AsDury
Steeke..,.......... ........
Huntington and Wells, Hugh
Adams and Allen j as r. Bobo..-..-
1OLat-''.. -...-.-..xo
@Peopie's ticket...... .-...................
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LEGIsLATU8E.
The senate.
SENATORS Holding OVER
1


Rep.
Lawrence and Monroe, James
hug ea
Scott and J Jennt .gs, Alausou An
dreWS.
Fsyette and Union, J mes Elliott l
Rush and Decatur, w. ] Robinson l
VIgo, Harvey ID. Scott................-.--.1
Putna n and Hendricks, John V.
Hadley
Clinton and Booze, Thomas Hamtl-
ton
Marion, John Caven n.....................-..
Henry and Hancock, l.. w. Hes~... 1
Randolph, Isaac Z. Gray ay.....-.........
Hamilton and Upton, J0o. q cen l
Fountain and Warren. : +. Wood
Laporte and Siarke. Jas. Bradley
f.lkhart, James Be rdsley-........ l
KosIusko and Wheatley, a. Y.
hooper .--sss
DeKalb and Steuben. Ed. w, Fos-
uAcA ssss.s-s----s
Nanderburgh, DR. Morgan..........-....
Washington and Harrison George
W. O9nOO.......--..ss-.- ----..
J Johnson and Morgan, ED. Hender-
son
MONTGOMERY, Arch. johnson .........
Noble and Lagrange, n. 8. Case. l
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5TA.TIONER Y
NOTE PAPER.
LETTER PAPER.

All thc Late Styles, Very Ohesp,
AT TIE
JOURNAL OFFTO Al
NEXT TO POsT-OFFIOF.
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The Fenian Scare.

New York, April IS
Particulars of the ridiculous scare of the
Canadian authorities and people over the
imaginary Fenian invasion are published.
1t is hard ts realize the existence of so much
excitement over tho border. The Canadian
papers are flaming with monster display
heads, double loaded special dispatches, and
orders for volunteers to assemble, aud
troops TO move in light marching order, and
to The front, &c.
Ono panic stricken correspondent at OF
tawa te!egraphs 20 the Toronto Leader that
the Feulans crossed the frontier at ST. Al
bans half an hour before Another at
Montreal sends word that the enemy are
assembling in large bodies at st. Adams
and that the terrible General O'Neil has
Just arrived Another paper states that
ninety four Fenians have just passed thro
Hamilton, in special ear, disguised as
Yankees From all parts of the Dominion
come the clamor Of gathering volunteers,
the cheers Of companies, bst,a!ions and
regiments, fastening TO the expected scene
OF confl.et.
The Toronto Globe hositates 10 believe
that there is jus, ground for ;uch commo-
ton, and says the government has taken
upon themselves the responsibility Of ask
ing the suspension OF tie haSeas corpus.
alleging that Feni.n raid is about to take
place, aud that it Is necessary 10 arres;
parties coming over from tho United
States as SPIES. We are bound to say the
evidence Of coming raid which We had in
1866 is wanted now. but it may be that the
ministers are better informed than the pub
lie Upon them rest the responsibility of
making coaimotion, Il it IL iYuai 10 war
rauts exist for their action.
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Husbands Commandments.

TEou shalt love no other man but me.
Thou shalt not have daguerreotype or
anyothes likeness vi any man, but thy hus>
baul.
Thou shalt not speak thy husband
maze with lsyity.
Remember thy husband commandments
t. keep them sacred.
Honor thy husband and obey him that
.h0u mayest bc long IN the home be has
given thee.
Thou shalt not find faul. when thy hus>
band chews and smokes.
Thou shalt not scold.
Thou shalt not permit thy husband to
wear tuttoniess shirt-b1t shall keep his
clothing in good repair
Thou shalt not continually CAD about
neglecting thy husband aud family
Thou shalt not strive to live in the STYLE
Of thy neighbour unless thy husband is a6le
to support it.
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors fine
house, nor his fine furniture, nor his wife 5
thousand dollar shawl, nor her fifty dollar
handkerchief, nor anything that is thy
neighbours.
Thou shalt rot 60 to Women's Rights
meeting, neither to speak thySelf or hear
others speak.
Thou shalt not scold if thy husband stay
out III! after ten clock at night.
Thou shalt not sum up large bills at the
stores which thy usband is unable to foot,
1oI verify he kEoweth his means.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Lead in the Chippewa VaIley-A
Chunck Weighing FOIlr Tons

Lead in the Chippewa VaIley-A
Chunck Weighing Four Tons.
From the Eau Claire Free Press we take
the following in regard TO the alleged dis
covary Of lead mines in the Chippewa Val
ley:
It has generally been supposed that the
wealth OF the Chippewa country was almost
wholly in her pine, hard wood and agricul-
tural land. Iron beds are known to exist in
the valley, though the extent and richness
Of these beds is not known, because their
remoteress from market has rendered the
ore comparatively worthless, so but little
heed has been given them. Again, speci>
men. OF silver, copper and lead, which the
Chipr eva Indians have had about them
caused some of the traders to think that
these articles abounded in quantities, not
far distant: and 1t seems, from important
disclosures soon to be made, that their sup
positions were not altogether wrong
W hat we are now about to relate was
told to US by Mr.. Louis Nado, Of Chippewa
Falls, well known In those parts as a man
OF honor in every sense Of the word, and
one IL whom the most Implicit confidence
can be placed. Mr. Nado has followed
hunting and trapping, and trading with the
Indians Tor seventeen years; knows the
country we'll from the Iolumb ia river to
Lake Superior, and for twelve years has
trayersed the woods of Wisconsin and
Michigan, particularly that part adjoining
Lake Superior.
Some FIVE years since, in his traffic with
the Indians, he noticed many specimens of
lead ore among them, and also that the
bullets used by them in hunting contained
too much uresS to have ever been melted
by any other than an ordinary fire, and very
naturally concluded that this orc was OBJ
taIced on the hunting ground OF the tribe
IN whose possession II was. lie lmmodI-
ateIy set 10 work 10 find out its location. =
Diligently be searched every nook and cor
ner OF these hunting grounds; offered the
intlans large sums Of money TO tell him OF
lis location, but they from some supersii-
tIous dread or fear .! punishment from the
Great Spirit, refused 10 give any informal
iion, and it seemed as if all Mr. Aad0'< Ia
oors were 10 90 toT uaught
Discouraged, and about 10 give up search
Tor what might be only cbim4ra, the great
secret, an Immense lead mine, was suddenly
and Unexpectedly discovered to him during
the month OF February last, in 4 manner
which we are not at liberty 10 tell At pres
ent, nor It's whereabouts. The mine was
opened short iiEae since and proved 10 be
all that was expected o! 1t. At 4 single
blast maae,a chunk ut almost pgrs lead vas
thiega cat, WHICH Mr.. Made thinks viii
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weigh our tons. The mine, lie thinks,
wi. pEogc the riches, one eLcr opened in
America. THIS Is nc hoax; he has sen It
with BIZ onn eyes, assisted IN opening and
making the hast The reason Mr. Aad0
does hot wan. .hc location 0. this III ue dis
closed nsw Is he has found surface iudica-
lions OF silver aud Is satisfied that he will
had 1t il considerable quantities. However
the matter will be fully tested, By about the
lst OF May, ana then we shall he at liberty
70 make full disclosures.
II this should prove al that Is expected
OF It, look out lcI q tremendous rush
through the Chippewa country the coming
season and large increase In the value Of
property, and the business OF the country.
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The Admission OF New Mexico

The Washington correspondent Of the
PHILADELPHIA Press, alludes to newly dis,
covered nne CT caution on the part of the
republican majority in Congress in connec
ton With the admission Of New Mexico
into the Union as a State:
l have previously r,entioncd that the com.
mittce ha prepared Il bill to provide an en-
abling az for the admission of the territory
Some helation, it appears, is felt about the
immediac admission Of New Mexico. on the
ground f he peculiar character of its inhab-
ltants. Thy are mostly Mexicans or of Mex
lean and lIiian extraction, and devoid of edn-
cas on. Its feared that they have not adj
vanced far nough in their iteas of republican
governmental take upon them the burdens of
a state orgtizaton.
We are a0t informed in regard to the
inhabitantsf New Mexico, but for radicals
to raise sue an objection as the above after
admitting lie carpet baggers who were
elected by ae votes of southern negroes.
OF whom nome in hundred could read
is really lefshing Mllca,a.ee NctCs,
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aEAThe Lacrosse Democrat says that
tho theory Of the Mcfarland prosecution
is this:
Richardson, "loyal' man, loved Abbie,
wife Of another.
COP 5 command is to love one another
.ufalns Mrs. McFarlanf'5 love from her hus-
band to himself, unless it was to break the
minor command Of Thou shalt not commit
aiultery!'
Having done nothing wrong, EXCEPT to
break one Of lac laws Of GoD and man. break
up once happy family, blast the fair name Of
Innocent children, aal drive kind but poar
husb9ni crazy it was murder for that wrong
husband TO shot him.
Such Nonsense as this, it is. that tie few
F-ourierlsts Of the country would be glad to
establish as aw, giving the libertiEes and
long-hairei socialists free pass into every
home, and authority to crush out the last YES
uSe OF American virtue. But we doubt if our
country and oar people are yet ripe for such
work as that.