JUSTICE should be done to white and black, 119.
KANSAS, her protest against the denial of rights, 89;
in 1856, 90;
surrendered to the machinations of slave masters, 99.
KENTUCKY, Union party in, 152; necessity for Freedmen's Bureau in, advocated and opposed, 134; members from, their opposition to the Freedmen's Bureau, 149; her opposition to the Government, 153; laws of, relating to whites and blacks, 154; during the war, 211; will submit, 343; the United States, an appendage to, 362.
KILLING an official, opinion as to when it should be done, 151.
"KING can do no wrong," a bad maxim, 260.
KOH-I-NOOR of blackness, 407.
LADIES, their supposed opinions on female suffrage, 492.
LAERTES, his language endorsed, 529.
LANDS not taken from owners by Freedmen's Bureau, 182.
LANE, James H., his suicide, 569.