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The American Trade League.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-the American
Trade League met this morning, and adopted
a declaration of principles for promoting the
protection of American industry This organ.
ization has been gotten up in opposition to the
Free Trade League recently formed In New
York.
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General Meade In Washinston.
WAsHINarOS, December l4.-General Meade
arrived here to-day, and had an interview
with General Grant. 8f
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PHILADgLPHiA, December N.-The Rev.
Henry w. Duchachet, pastor Of st. stephens
Church. was found dead in his study this
morning,
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EOR SALE, A VERY VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND, CONTAINING ONE HUN:
DRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES, Of which about
twenty Ave is cleared, with small DWELLING,
with kitchen ard stable, on the premises Also,
about FIFTY ACRES of land In original growth OF
oak and pine tho south side, and Joining Mrs.
Gibbs, about nine miles from Richmond, on tho
Charles City road.
Terms Made known by application 70 me.
3. D. EACHO,
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
Fourteenth street, between Main and Franklin.
do ll-lw&
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We ARE again indebted to the Adams Elk.
press for New York papers sixteen hours In
advance OF the mails.
Also to the National Express for late Norfolk
PAPERS
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THErr OF MoEsr Ans Jdrr,,aY .--0sorge
Welt, negro, was arrested at the Central de-
pot yesterday morning, charged with stealing
three hundred dollars in money asad 4 lafko lot
Of jswelry from David Mcdonald, OF Uhester4
field. THIS negro was raised by Mr.. Nc
Donald, nnd has heretofore been regarded a.
q faithful and trustworthy servant.
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ASSAULT rPox A POLIcKxAx.--t)n Wetnes.
day night policeman Koran was ssaulted and
very badly beaten by three meo, on Broad
street. near Ninth. His injuries are severe.
but not dangerous, and he will be on duty
again in . day or two
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ADVANTAGES OF ADvERrIsINd.-The breast
pin advertised in the DfsTMfch as found, was
called for at an early hour yesterday morning.
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Court OF CONFERENCE.-The following
cases occupied the attention Of this Court yes
terday:
Daniel Hunt rs. S. b. Sloat. The Court heard
the argument Of counsel, and deferred judg-
ment until to-day. r. T. Daniel for plaintiff
and J. II. Gilmer for defendant.
Frederick Cullman and wife Us. Jcscp,
Scott. Evidence partly heard and case de-
ferred until to day.
Hector Brother rs. p. Levy. In this case
Mr.. James Lyons occupied the attention Of the
court until the time Of adjournment.
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ARREsTs.-The following arrests We're made
by the military police yesterday: John Sulli-
van, for fighting in the street Michael Her
rim, Eleventh United States infantry, for ere
ating a disturbance in the Office of John M.
Higgins, Esq; Thomas Dobson, for getting
drunk and committing an assault on John ] -.
King Jack Selden, Manchester negro, for
stealing iron; Sam Pete, negro, aged four
teen, for stealing apples T. B. Fletcher, for
making an assault upon Eli Ferguson and
Pat G. Lyons, a soldier, dressed in citizens
clothes, for attempting to rob a brother war
r;o
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NTORE FOR rem Handsome
Main, for rent. Possession given im1nedi- 1.:.3
ately. Apply to REGNAULT & CO., LII
Main street,
de ll-lw between Eighth and Ninth.
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, December 4.-Flour dull; sales
of 1000 barrels extra at $3.50. Wheat and
corn dull. Oats quiet. Seeds dull clover, IS.
Sugar heavy. Provisions dull. Whisky firm.
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VERY Observation-Disclosures RE-
Y SlDENCE, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY.
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH, FOR SALE
DENCE now in the occupancy OF w: w. Jones,
Esq. II contains about ten rooms. The lot has a
front OF seventy -four feet and depth OF about sixty
feet.
Terms Reasonable. Apply to
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSON.
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1Aip - - -
N!w 1oHk, Decambsr 1.-THE. ate1Dm
Ariadnes hMce4 1m xsy West o. IN m IL i
tinAo, returned to-day. having besn ii colliaion
OF Barnegat with the ship William Edv.nd.
'from HAvre for New York. with . cargo q
wines. Tho nip WAS snnk In . half- hour.
The crew were saved.
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Ratification of the Anti-Slavery Amendment
by Oregon.
WASHINGTON, December 14.-Onicial infor-
nation has been received at the State Depart
ment of the ratification of the anti slavery
amendment by Oregon.
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From GeOgia.

M1LLEDGEvILLE, lDecember H-Provisiona]
Governor johnson has sent to the Legislature
a dispatch, received from President johnson,
saying that the Governor elect will be inau-
gurated in 4 few days, and he would receive
instructions in regard to being relieved, sug-
costing that he would issue no commissions to
members of Congress, but leaye that for the
incoming Governor. 1t is understood that
Governor jenkins desires to know his real
status before taking his seat.
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PRovosT CoURT.-Owing to the continued
illness of Colonel McEntee, no cases were tried
before this Court yesterday.
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MrsICAL.-lt may not be known to the ma
iority of our readers that there are at present
| here some of the finest musical bands in the
country. The band Of the Eleventh United
States Infantry, stationed at Camp Winder
is composed of twenty four instruments-an
unusually large number-with Mr.. Thomas
Thompson az leader. This band has been for n
long time in the service. When Mcclellan made
hi. last review previous to taking leave of the
army, most of the bands on the line played
" Hail ito the Chief, Who In Tri"~,ih a"
vances" but on reaching the front of the band
Of the Eleventh, they played Ever of Thee I'm
Fondly Dreaming" in a style both effective
and touching. General Mcclellan halted with
his staff some ten minutes, and so much i'm
pressed was he with the piece and the style in
which it was played, that he christened the
band with the name of the -" Band of the Po-
tomac', which they wear proudly to this
day.
The band Of the Twenty fourth Massachu-
sets regiment, of whose performances we can
speak from our own personal knowledge, is
still here, encamped with the regiment ut
Towards Grove. Many of our citizens have
been delightfully."- entertained with their sweet
strains, which, with the clariOnet, make
the softest kind of parlor music. This band
has Slee club attached, who skillfnlly per
form al the popular vocal musical compost
tons of the day.
ELEGANT PASSENGER CARs.-We take plea
sure in stating the fact that within few days
past the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail
road Company have received two elegant pas
senger coaches from the lnanufactory of MUIR
ply & Allison, Of Philadelphia These cars
are, beyond doubt, as handsome as any we
have ever seen. They are built upon vOlante
springs, with double beams; the outsides are
tastefully painted and lettered, while the in
sides are of polished ash, with gilded pannels.
The cars have raised roofs, with patent venti-
lators. The seats are cushioned with red plush
and backed with the finest Brussels carpet.
There are in the cars cOnveniences for holding
hats, carpet bags, &C., and each is supplied
with a substantial water cooler and kerosene
lamps. They will each seat comfortably fifty
six passengers.
These coaches were built under the direction
of Mr.. William N. Bragg, the efficient super
intendent, and are really a credit to his taste
and judgment. Another car, equally handsome
and serviceable, is in progress Of construction
ut the shops Of the Company in this city.
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-
MINIATURE ALMANAC-DEcEnsKx Is, Uses,
Sun ri.es........... II Noon rises (morn) 81. 1 81
Sun sets ............ ~ High water ... So
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECsxgsR II, lses.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Richmond, stranahap, Norfolk.
United States mail, merchandise and passenger
Haskins & Bridgford.
Steamer Petersburg. Travers, Baltimore, mer.
chandise and passengers, D. W. Curric
Steamer E. Ludlow, Nelson, City Point, schooncrs
and brig in tow, F. w Lewis.
- Brig Tronbadour, Titus, st. Johns, N. B. salt,
Caskie Brothers. ''
Steamer N. Martini Livingston, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Haskins
Bridgford.
Steamer Port Royal, Rowland, City Point.
schooner in tow. ~
Steamer Brant, Phillips, City Point, schooners
in tow, w. H. Finn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DARN, IN NOTrOWAY, FOR SALE.
IL will sell my FARM, containing TWO HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-EIGHT ACRES OF GOOD
on the Lewiston plankroad. The place has good,
comfortable dwelling house, good pgro 9Harters'
CHARD on the place. Most Of the trees are grated
the place. The land is adapted to the growth OF
tobacco, wheat, oats and corn There is also plenty
her on the place: There are also SEVENTY-FlvE
ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND, and fine creek OF
The terms are liberal, and would prefer that
those wishing TO purchase would call and see the
may be found at Burkeville, NOttoway county.
Mr.. $. X. PHILLIPS, Richmond. Will give full in
formation in regard to the farm His residen en-. e
Office. de 1l-6tl +. IL. ALLEN.
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MAroR'sCouxr.--Mrs Isabella Ould. charged
with shooting r. II. Meade with intent to kill.
was arraigned before the Mayor Yesterday.
The reader will remember that this affair took
place At saloon kept by the parties, on Frank
lin street, nearly opposite Metropolitan Hail,
on the twenty second of September last, and
was cansetl by Jealousy.
The Following witnesses for the Common.
wealth answered TO their names r.. II.
Meade, A. j. Ford, Oscar p. Gregory. Miles
r. Mathews and - Tyler. No witnesses an
swercd for the defence, and Mr.. Marmadukc
johnson, counsel for the accused, asked that
the case he continued until Tuesday next
X. II. Meade stated that this case had been
under investigation for three months; the wit.
nesses for the defence failed TO answer; those
witnesses knew nothing about the shooting,
but could only prove an intimacy in by gone
times.
Mr. johnson said that he hoped all the wit.
nesses would be summoned and required to
| appear. The only difficulty in the way Of a
| speedy investigation was about the witnesses.
He was ready to proceed with the case now or
| At any future time. He hoped that the Court
would take notice of what this virtuous
young man had said in regard to the accused
In conclusion, Mr.. johnson expressed the hope
thatlth case would be continued.
The Mayor thereupop continued the case un.
til Tuesday next, and admitted the accused
! TO bail in the su IN Of one thousand dollars for
her appearance.
Mrs. Ould was dressed very much in the
| style in which she appeared on Saturday last
4 jaunty hat, with masked veil bugles, gold
| thread, beads, lace, ribbons. a cloth cloak and
! debage dress. Her appearance indicates that
she is entirely ready to meet the charge against
her. r.
The remainder OF the day was devoted to
| the hearing of civil cases, a detail Of which
would not interest our readers.
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ME DISPATCH BUILDING rs ON
<,ovrRNOR STREET. NEAR MAIN j,
,~n NEARLY OPPOSITE THE OLD
n,SparCH CORNER.
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New York Markets.
NEW YonR, Deeember A.-IC0tton drmsr /:
middling. aOe. Flour has again advanced loo.
Wheat has advanced Sc. Corn II Arm at &c.
Pork is lower; mess. e2s.7s. Whisky m
changed. 5
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT, THAT MOST DESIRA-
II BILE RESIDENCE, CORNER OF THIRD IA
AND FRANKLIN STREETS.-It has twelve c::eF
rooms and all modern improvements, beau LII
tiful and extensive grounds and handsome shrub
berry and flowers.
Also, a nice BRICK HOUSE, at tho corner OF
Marshall and Adams streets, with eight nine
rooms and kitchen. Gas and water on the
premises.
Also, BRICK DWELLING, on Marshall street,
next to corner of Third. with ten rooms, gas, wa
ter, sc. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de A-6t Real Estate Brokers'
VEKTYr HHS SdRrhEAsT c BESiPG %
BROAD AND SEVENTH STREETS, FOR f::0
RENTING offer for rent the very desira BILE ~
RESIDENCE, located as above, now occupied by
Mrs. Elizabeth Magill 1t contains twelve rooms,
including bath room. servants apartments, and
wine cellar. The whole premises are i'll perfect .
DER and possession given LIST January next. Apply
to HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSON.
de l2-3t
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MONTAGUE & WHITALL
ANA (Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company
of Richmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Office, No. 2al Main street, just below the Spots.
wood Hotel. de Its
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
Y INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND:
CHARTERED ls32.-This Company has passed
through the ordeal Of fire, and through financial
crises, and is still solvent. The Directors and OFF,
are thankful for the liberal support 1t has re-
ceived from discerning public, and pledge their
best efforts to make the Company worthy OF con-
tinued patronage.
PERTY INSURED AT CURRENT RATES, and
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
The interest of our community is identified with
the largest success Of our LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.
Build up these, and our prosperity il sure.
w. L. COWARbIN, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary. de Him
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MACHINISTS' AND SAW-MIII.
NJ SUPPLIES. &c.-MACHINE BETTING, GUM
: and HEMP PA6CKINGG, FILES. WREMCHEs.
tai, .LACE-LEAThER, RlvETs and BURs,
STEAM GAUGES, SAND s!EvEs, sH0yELs, &c.
LOEs, RNAIELRD CLOTHS, B0i.Ts. BANDS.
&c, &c, for sale by X. l.. WILLIAMS.
No. 81 Main street, near Fifteenth street.
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ITO NEWSPAPER PRoPR1EroRs
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

complete outfit for a newspaper, twenty nine
by forty-two, consisting of MINION AND AGATE
POSING STONES; BRASS GALLEYS; CABINET
CASE with twenty; ave fonts %, q display type
The whole has been but short time in use, and
Is az good as new. II cost over two thousand dol.
lars and will be sold for thirteen hundred dollars.
Address box .s7s Philadelphia post office:
de l5-ot &. W. L. JOHNSON.
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The dividends Of this company are larger In
amount, for premiums paid, than In any company
in the world. All Of the profits arising from this
immense fund and annual income ANNUALLY
DiVIUED amongst The .:.odred. +---,--,'"'. -...
Applications can be made to
J. 3. MAcMrRDo,
A. Boiling,
DR.. J. B. McCAw,
JOHN NJ. OTEY,
S. S. NICHOLAS, or
E. B. MEADE, with
o. F. BREESEE, General Agent,
ONCE, Franklin street,
de 15-ts between Seventh and Eighth.
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Cash assets July 1885,. .9l3 500, 900
Annual income, in cash. 500, 900
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NLW YORK.
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TWO HUNDRED b A n II Il LIS OF
dsI-ie WIN. b. JONES 4 co.
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~ CHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHING DEALERS.
Intending to restrict ourselves entirely to MER-
CHANT TAILORING, we will sell out our READY
MADE CLOTHING, HATS and GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS at the greatest bargains ever offered.
large stock on hand, wholesale and retail.
SCHAAP 4 HARTMAN,
~ff No. sos Broad street,
de Its between FOnrth and Fifth.
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John DOOLEY, UNDER THE
- SPOTswOOD HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA,
xsr1 nov Iscev3ng BY Steamers and the
HATS, and Ladies' FURS. The latest styles Of GEN
t tlemsn's HATs-the DAsMER, SARATOGA SARATOGA, Re
MERE and MOLESKIN SILK. Black Velvet
Ladies' and Misses HATS; Ladies', Misses and
Childrens Furs, Of the latest patterns direct from
the manufacturers. de lift
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CEILING OFF AT AND BELOW
- COST TO CLOSE.-The undersigned, deter
mined to close his present business, will sell tho
stock now on hand (which il q general assortment
of DRY GOODS AT AND BELOW COST.
ISAAC SERVER,
.Dt 81. No. lit Broad street,
de Its four doors from the corner Of Sixth.
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WI A. MOUNTCASTLE,
manufacturer of and dealer In
STOVES, BRITTANIAWARE, SHEET IRON,
PLAIN AND JAPANNEDWARE,
HOLLOWWARE AND HOUSE-FURNI6HlNG
GOODS.
PRUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
NO. 1856 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
All kinds of OUT door work done. de Its

HENRY KLEIN. GEORGE KLEIN,
III KLEIN & BROTHER,
H. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE, STOVES
RANGES, &C.,
No. l66 BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
TIN and GRAVEL ROOFING done at shortest
notice.
NACES Also REAnY ROOFING do 1d2t
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TAPONICA FLOWERS AND FRUIT
- TREES. II have for sale good stock Of -
ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREENS, SC. -
JAMES GUEST,
depl-ts Westham road. Richmond, Va.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Another Lie out.

1t is strange to what extremes the Alb
clifton papers are driven by "the fearful
looking for judgment" which stares them
in the face. They evidently see the
Handwriting on the wall" and resort to
the convenient expedient of downright
lying in hopes to escape the impending
doom. The Journal of yesterday publish
es, on the say-so of the Macarthur Register,
the following resolution, purporting to
have been passed by Democratic meeting
in Vinton County
WHEREAS, The Democraticparty ever had
a contempt for these abolition, niger loving
soldiers !" and whereas, the war is over, and,
we can get along without them, therefore,,
Resolred That the returned soldiers, and
the veterans still in the field, can go the d.,
without any serious injury to the Demoe-
racy" @ H.
The Vinton County Democrats never
passed my such resolution. We have
read the proceedings of their Convention
carefully, and nothing of the kind appears
in them. When party is driven to such
vile expedients to save hopeless and
sinking cause, its case must be desperate
indeed. Instead of giving currency to
such stupid falsehoods as the above, the
Abolition press would be better en-
ployed by trying to get General Cox to
answer some of the many letters addressed
to him by returned soldiers, asking hi'
views in regard to the negro-equality bust
nsss.
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Negro troops.

General Thomas Benton, the soldiers eau
didats for Governor in IoWa,iu late speech,
after abiding to the capture Of battery by
his men, at the battle of jenkins Ferry, Ark
ansas, says
.irt"What was the indignation Of his men
when they saw in the printed letters of these
correspondents a glowing account of the
bravery Of the colored troops in storming this
battery, and ignoring the very existence Of his
regiment, whoreally captured il, by not even
mentioning It's presence there, But this in.
dignation was still further Increased when
by some ones orders, these very guns were
isent up to St Louis, and exhibited there at
soldiers fair, with certain battIe'hags, as
trophies Of the bravery Of certain colored
troops, whoiwese said to have sLqsned, and
taken them at the battle, of jenkins Ferry,
when, ia fact, there we're no battle-iag "a thete
and ths whole work of taking the gaps was
done by his own regiment, which was not
even mentioned
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se27dlu
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
.L VI EGTATR I...al . ..s b..

DY virtue Of and In obedience to an order Of .the
ID Probate Court, OF ntgomery County, Ohio,
will sell at public sale ont1e premise on Saturday
the 18th day oiocober, 1906 at the Court house at
o'clock Pm the following real estate belonging o the
estate OF Henry Hagedorn (aso called Smith) de :
ceased, to wit; Situate In the city OF Dayton In the
county OF Montgomery, Ia the State q Ohio, on
Fulton street near the Dayton and Michigan Freight
Depot Lot numbered eighteen hundred and nineteen
Oslo according to the revise plat Of said city o
Dayton. 9lF u.tI|
On said promises il erected a large brick house
With ten rooms, which was appraised at thirty six
hundred dollTs (sS O0) and csn not sell for less
than S24OO 70 Tree OF dover Terms sale, one third
cash, one third 10 one, and one third IA two years
rom day ofsAle, IN Interest from date ofsale, and
secured by Mortgage on the premises. aa4f s....
August, cath 1865. .
9TH 'hn wENDEIN soHELHAMER,
Administrator OF Henry Hagedorn, dec d.
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From the Boston Herald ]
Negro Equality.


NEGRO STUDENT Nqi HARVARD The frat
colofed student admitted 10 Harvard College
ia MIR. Richard GreeAer, some twenty-five
years ofsge, who yesterday passed rigid
aud satisfactory examination, He is a grad
uate OF Philips Academy, Andover. aaa
~ From the New York Tfibuael
A NEGRO JuRoR,--At the opening OF the
September term of the Brooklyn City Court
yesterday Mr.. Robert johnson, a0colored
man, was called aud impanneled as q juror.
He served on one case and appeared to act
quite inlelhgently. The fact OF the presence
Of a colored man in jury box, however, was
the cause of considerable remark.
Negroes in schools upon the same benches
with whites negro jurors, negro voters, negro
Congressmen, negro Governors negro
Cabinet officers negro Presidents in short,
absolute negro equality with the white, is the
aiu of the radical Republican party,