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FOR SALE.

A LARGE two story Frame dwelling hous
n and part of lot of ground, situate OF
Fourth Street in GallipoIis, below the Ma
tional Hotel The house is in good condition
and the whole viii be sold very low. Inquire
of the subscriber or at the Journal Office.
H. JOLLY.
July 81 1865
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Emerson Etheridge has been ar
rested for disfoyafty. A writ OF
ha5us corpus was sued out, but Gen.
Thomas declined to produce the
body of the said Etheridge on the
ground that the suspension Of the
writ in the State of Tennessee, by
President Lincoln, had never been
removed.
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For Sale.

nNE Hundred acres of land, on the Ohio
" river two miles below Swan Greek in
Gallia county, Ohio. Twenty acres are fenced,
q fine Coal bank, and about 100 bearing
Apple trees chiefly Rome beauty. Apply to
ADAM BARGER.
July 81, ls65.-2ws
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Candidates.


WR. EDlT0R:-
Please announce S. A. Nash
as Candidate for Representative, in the State
Legislature, subject to the decision of the
Union Convention, and oblige his
MANY FRIENDS.
We are authorized to announce Joseph G.
Coffmsn. late Lieut., Co.. @. l73d o. V. l. as
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Gallis
county subject to the decision Of the Union
Convention.
N We are authorized to announce Capt,
James G. Shaw late of Co., K, 7th Ohio Cav,
of Clay township as a candidate for Sheriff
of Gallia county, subject to the decision of
the county Convention
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Harnden Express Con
pany.

OFFICE AT j. J. CADETS 4 BROS,
STORE, GALLlPOLIS OHIO.
THIS Company have established line Of
l. their Express, on the Ohio and Kanawha
Rivers, for the accommodation of Bankers.
Merchants, and the public generally, and
have facilities by their direct connections,
with all reliable Express companies in the
United States and Canadas for making col
lections, forwarding, and receiving, freight.
money, and valuable parcels to and from all
parts Of the Country. East, West, North and
South. The companies messenger, on the
Express Steamer ClermoDt' from Portsmouth, b.,
eonnects at Gallipolis with those on the fine
new Express Steamers Kate Henderson, and
Kanawha Bell, for Psrkersburg and Charles
ton W. Va, and intermediate points every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings
All Express matter to forward from this
place. should be in the office the day before.
All business attended to with promptness and
dispatch.
III CABOT Il BRO,
Agents Gallipolis o.
July 81, 1865.
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A Rare ChanCe.

ENOR Sale or rent, an excellent Farm Of
Il $50 acres situated miles below CALI
polls, one and a half miles from the Ohio
River in Mason county ". Va, about 30
acres are in high state of cultivation, EN-
braeing 90 acres in corn, 6 acres in meadow,
the remaining 40 acres in good timothy pas
ture of three years standing, the balance in
excellent timber, such as Pine, Oak and
Poplar. the whole finely watered by springs,
and running water, and substantial fencing.
The buildings are good, there is ar orchard
of "A bearing apple trees of fine fruit, the
location is healthy and pleasant, there is a
township sehool-hOuse on the premises, also
a county road running through the fam. The
timber will pay expenses, and double tie
amount of money asked for the farm. Will
sell cheap or rent for five sars. For terms,
apply to John ii. Daigh, on the premises or
c. p. 7. Moore, Pr, Pleasant W. Va. Come
one come all, and look at the property. Pay
ments easy.
July 20, 1865.
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EWINGTOy ACADEMY.

THE Fall Term of this Institution will
L commence on Tuesday, August 9Th. and
continue II weeks. Boarding may be had
on the most reasonable terms Tuition for
common branches, 81, so with slight increase,
for the higher branches.
X. WHEELER, Principal.
July 90, IS65.-5ws
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Proposals.

GALLiPoLis, July 18th, 1865.
SEALED proposals will be received at the
- Mayors Office until six o'clock P. NJ
Tuesday July 25th. A. d. 1865. for paving SO
much Of Court Street as lies between the
river side of Front Street and the North west
side of Second Street, also so much Of State
Street as lies between the river side of Front
Street and the North west side Of Second
street, according to the plans and specifications
to be seen at the Mayors Office. Bids will
be received for paving one or both streets, the
council reserviDg the right to reject any or
all bids.
by order Of the Board.
d. 5. FORD, City Clerk.
July 30, ls65.-tf.
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to either Of US on
IN Note or on our Book account. are reques-
ted to make prompt settlement as we desire
TO close our old Books Immediately.
j. T. HALLIDAY,
W. Y. MILES.
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Notice..

1 AM selling the best Pomeroy Coal ST one
cent per bushel less than Kanawha Coal is
sold for, at Gallipolis.
Also best Pittsburg Coal. suitable for black
smiths, at low rates
Come and see for yourselves.
JOHN HAMILTON.
Julv 81 1858
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Notice.

MFR. GEO. W COX will open in few
WI davs. an entirely new Stock of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats. de-, at my old
stand. I would invite my old Customers and
the Public generally, to give him call.
E. .DELETOMBE.
Julv 81 1865 -4v
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Notice.
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed, Auditor Of Gallia comfy. will,
on the 18th day of September, A. d. 1865, at
the hour Of one clock P. NJ of said day, at
the Court House in Gallipolis. in said county,
offer st public auction, at not less than the ap-
praised value thereof, the following School
Land, in lieu OF section Is. donated by the
United States 10 Gailipolis township, situate
in GalIis county, to-wit:
The west half Of the nofth-eas quarter of
section No. 8, township No. Z, of Range No.
Is. appraised at $3.50. The west-half of
the southeast quarter Of section No. 8, town
ship No. z, of Range Ne. IS, appraised at
SH,23. Both Of said tracts of land being
and lying in Morgan township.
Also, the west-hsIf Of the north east quar-
ter of section No. il, in township No. s, of
Range No IS, lying in Spring township, ap-
praised at 81 500.
Also the east half of the south west Quarter
of section No. IL. in township No. 4. of Range
No. IS, lying in Harrison township. Ap-
praised at 81 200.
One-tvelfth of the purehase money to lie
paid at the time Of sale, Md the balance in
eleven annual instsllments Of equal amount,
with annual interest thereon. .
WM NASH. Auditor G. c.
July "a, ls65.--6w.
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vertisiHg.
Alien Rachel Ivens Mand
Allison Capt johnson James s
Beasley Robert Jones John y
Beckett ] NJ Lsthoop John s
Ryers Betty MeFadeH John &
Brown Christopher Martin John
Bowman David l. MeLellen Elizabeth
Chambers E 81 McCleary P
CLARK Noah s Meggs Martha
Campbell Selma Mills Glenn
Grouse Joshua Myers Peter
Cusons Ane Mcclure WmR
Depew Richard d Newland John
Dis Sarah Noiand John
Ellis Patsy Norton Thomas
FRASER Luke Null Nicholas
Ferguson Alice Pals Patrick Henry
Fisher Thos Pryor Sallie-
Fisher May G Rardon Charlie
Gates John Sweeney Hugh
Glanville E Shelton James
Gibbons II 81 Salisbury X H
Gorby Henry Showers Rufus
Hanly Emily Y Short Joseyh P
Henry Christian Vaughn Mrs Henry
Howard Alice Young John 8
Hoy Thomas Watson Ralph
Hog Rhoda Wade Enos
Huchens VIM r Wilson Sarah
Hopkins R Williams Salie
Hcgreff Wise Caroline
Hutehinson.A Williams Frank
Hunter Samuel 81 Wigner John
Office hours from ~ A. NJ, to 61z p.
Sundays, offlce open from to ga N
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
July 27, 1865. Postmaster
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N0ticc.

THE Undersigned has been duly appointed
i Administrator OF the estate Of Nathaniel
A. Fisher, late of Gallia county Ohio deceased.
SARAH FISHER.
Jf.lv 81. ls65-3v.
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LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post
IL Office at Gallipolis, Gallia county,
Ohio, on the 9th, day Of July, A. D. 1865,
cE- Ii not called for within one month,
they will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
eBTo obtain any of these letters. the ap-
phcant must call for "adDssfised LETTERS" give
the date Of this list, AID pay two cents for ad-
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WZIRZZ2Il

s7i,ST-S !. men Hnd the press recorlrr end DR.
q .iLAaus ANII CHOLERA MIXTURE 81
- eef'An feuedy ior y arrtcas and DFsen.
iss,. 80 eomhnstion 81 Astrnreris, Atsor.
~ -laeiaptts and CsuBiEauves. and i uar.
-. p eaeci cure att IN otner sneans hsVe
- esaeoislly IN chrunic oasas
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seasii'. WI hold oui bs,isr. andie mors s,s.,.p,
. sl' g neeTned We, for one. mako IL our rsis
Aaa e 's our eaerished punepls 20 have ssery sas
o. our nan aeSons, be q ever 90 title. or 90.
gEAndazi nissniuie. A." MUTUAL = b uau.i 4, ~
tAse q oPersuoni saa We ENJOY the pissaps a..
iAeson Of psrcestag that ias rule q ours !. hi,hi,
apprseiaiod b a. visa whom ss hsss she ulsss-rs
u dong basInsss
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SFECAGE NJ NCE.
Passengers holding Through Tickets can have
Their Baggage checked through % destination.
upon arrival q Steamers q Cinoiunat convey.
ence III BE- furnished. free o. charge 70 hotels oi
Depot. All the y 3 Mail Line Steamers stop q A
o. ". Railway Wharf Boat, foot OF 9Th Street. Ar
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon viii % in readiness
upon aulTRl Of kFeuing boEi from Louisville e
convey passengers and their baggage, free, 10 AZ.
lanuo and Crest Western Railway Depot. IA rery
abort distsnce,) thus insuring connections.
Fare - low, and time quick as BY any other
route.
aS-Tckets can Be procured IN 0ncinnsd at the
Northeast corner Broadway snd Front Street, No.
o. West Fourth Street, and a. the New Fasst nger
DsPoi Cncinnat, Hamilton and Dayton Railway,
sud ~ Principal Ofices Of Connecting Lnes
EF FULLER Capt {. BARNEY.
Gen. TicEstAg't Pass. Agt Louisville.
ID. mcLAREN,
sepl2-n General superintendent
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2 i.iied amount only Of the stock Hus aDprU-
urh ted has been placed ~ The hands I'll the others
u he company 20 be sold az s. per share and a.
the stO- has all been issued. full raid IN pay
neut Of property &c is not therefore, liable % any
mtuie assessment.
oTTIcE; No. ca North Cherry street. Postoiiiee
box ga Nashville, Tenn.
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In the treSlmeni Of the Eve and Ear apa oh,
organs az sense. &c become necesss-y ~ - I.
good knowledge 81 egaTyihIng perialuiuq 10 u,rIi
c1se Rnd surEe5y. Nhal sr6 called regular ptv-,.
cans, may have graduated 10 either ne oia a. =.
ssh0ol College, aud can boast Of one sd ei,.
eauony but vel, IN The treatment Of TIE "a ~
BAR, faii 10 cure single 0ustnsie cass-f,r ~
treatment prescribed IN their works W pot 80 !
clire N = lasge msiouiy Of cases
IA hsockEAs Is graduate OF the Missouri Uni
FersltY-Dlploma hangs In hls once, and hss Tosns
eeftneatss non persons cured, Which ma =
seen By calling
Ihe DT. guaian'ees eure', therefore no ons naa5
leAr 70 employ him, ior where a Doctor does busI.
ne-s IN TINS msnnsr, Ills good evidence that - m
ue.ssands me ilailre OF the diseases he treats
SS-Ai communication. with stamp ssciosed
promptly answered -
Remember bis l9dmary is At No. 6 Csor,s
Street P. o. Box. No so
~ PERMISSION, he also refers 10 'ths foHoSips
medical mel eelebrafed IN Ophihain-ie $500,
Dr j. = Quidore, q nioa Pla.e Nes ToTr d.
". x. 9. Detorrest, n. T.; TT. Zauirai. Phlsfsi.
phi9; Dr birga, Quincy, m; Dr. Clarence Rsrrsy.
II. ouis, No. 01'
augl6-Sme
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,. H. COTTON, ofTenn. c. O.. HrsurNBauRa, Of N.Y.
VA. e. SUMS urlANn T. sHrfu, Of N inu.
= @. sAsfoap, a. g. Wills, ol Mich.
OFFICERS
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Paneipsl Once Rooms
10. As CHURCH sTRERT
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BYE AND Earl
lsEAsES q the Ere and Ear, Nervous svs
PARALLEL success BY
DR. LEON BROcKMAN
At HIs NFTRNARY,
IA 50 rbur.b -t...s r,.h--su. -

WV eAuith altcti AaAAiiifi itlhcttff,
81, Where he may b consulted every day non 9 =,
- eesSeE, A, NJ. 70 pm aad { to PA Con.
&c cures al cursble diseases o. the Esa and F.r
- pefioflns az cirtcalf cpeTa.ons in surqerv.
ne oPef-iss ios taiaract. without pain, 81 : new
ne STA shieas oEoss Eyes in one ninuis, IN Old
He insers. vithqut paia. A-iisssa Eyes 70 r.ore
"a b9o-AHAN cures sure Eyes Win rn7Hr,e.f
cl1ess which give no pam.
he treats Ana-rosis. or rerrsua tl.-.s,... Ia,
sncca . heretofore unknown.
De cures every case CT Ortthslr,ia r., -
ioia7e cons teIed Incurah b. ne P-o'ss.s,
ne cures llsc1arE6s Ci tle Ear 1870 ~ s..
iel teFeri Measles, or other dlsaaea- =
he insei q Ar nclal Ear Drums vhera "a -,
IA drdm llnembrsnel has been destrcvsi st.-h
improves me hearing lmmadisialv
he oPeraiss for Artificial Pupd fsfrn4 - a..
bye I'D he remedies e. once
de cures tie most obstinate fnrr,s a. o.,
ms m two O. eigh. weeks
Diseases a The Nervous system. v.-. o.,
Neuralgia, soma lifhcuit e.. Nervous Pr5.f--is-,'
traaied successfully. -'
Dyspepsia and Cancer be treats Win $780,.
heretofore unknown.
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cUsToM-MADE WORK.
s u FER E r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflsct!! Act!!!


TARRANT Co.
Gentlemen II am rss.d dent Of curaroa. and have
been dlspo1id % write % you coscarufuF ne rasf
t-ige OF }Qlf hhLlAEk APEklENT a. a ffmaiV
Or Indigestion and bJapep sia. desire % e=nra.a
% yoa ny sincere Eraauds furtho freaf heuaal the
81 -Ilhk has done ms wife
fof iolr or I'VE years nv wife has besr safIv
ann .ieu uiin Lyspepsial and ailer bang under tho
itssient OF several Duetcrs for two OF thrsa years
sle Fas hnaliy induced 10 seek The adsles of 4
irelned fnYsieiaui Doctor Cahiais, % Nsnerue.a
who iulneflla. ely treated her Eiih. your hFER-
fh1Chhf sELlL4R APEEIEST sre bsgsn II
improve az ouce, ant IS nov PERFECTLY WEII-
EEL . % D. my duty Tor the good Of huranitg 3D.
nltse ms .a,eineat, ieeluE thsi medcine 40 sal
liable should Be widely known
Iiusuos Jou vi FFs this publicity. ami repeat
|nq nY earnest gratitude and tlanss
ain very respectfully vaurS.
4. T. a. HENRlQUEH.
New York., june 23. So Ne chant. Cussrso' 4. A.
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Prsaidenf,-A. @. SANFORD,
Pres't Isl National Bank, Nashville
Ies heldelt.-A. O. WELLS.
Sscraug,-F h. COTTON.
Treasurer, -WM c. BUNTs.
Mising Sapsliltsaicat-C. l.. HEQUEMBOIRG
The property ofthe Comuany consists Of lease
hold Interests IN the counties 81 Overtou, Fentress
White, "a ksOB, and Warren, IN the State OF Tea.
nesIee, amounting IA the aggregate 20 over eigh
Thousand acres
The membership Of the Company and the Boar,
Of b restors comprise men OF business eUDeriaua,
and reputgt on, and Of a thorough and practical a.
quaintance With the oil mines Of Pennsvlvnnis
The Mining superintendent was one Of the first *
plorers OF the oil Held Of that stae and struck ihl
n-st flowing OIL well M the country, well known 4
The Hequembourg vel, and 10 which the Nd inter
ests OF fenmsy lFana. then ia their uasrant stale
ge e very largely iniehied.
This Company will lease portions Of their yalua
bic lands m small tracts % prYste parties or com
panies for IMMEDIATE uEvEtOrNrSr. This Is q ran
chance Tor bona rds operators 20 oht1ia leases %
terms that all he simply remunerafNe.
Terms made known on application.
10 NERE sPEcULAToRs WILL BE TREATED WITH
Description oflands and samples OF on ohtaine,
from the properly may be seen BY calling az th,
Office Of the Compsuy, No. 66iI North Cherrl
street. Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, r. Il. Cotton. Nashville. will re-
ceIye orders for stock and WI frEard cerufcafei
by return mai, when the money accompanies thi
order.
Oct eff
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Wanted.

4 Partner WITH = aleEn Enrire. and other
~ Nsehtrery suiiei 90 cut ug dldereu5 kirsls a
Iilahsr ssDes' " Stsscs LsiIs, s,1.ueies sis ~
a -Ipfieuna1 Vbo cgls so Or coo arres uf Tab j
~ IL rnilss az ne ciiY. AprfY %
NEWsrH, EOoRa CO.
Gsnsfll agsrta nd lulsll asles CHea.
ocfai-i0s = AoTth Puniic aqEzrs
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The suiierns m' hons 10 our land % give this
reine.iY a trial convinced that b. ~ timely a..
many may p relieved, many cuFed Of UFspansia
hesftlurns hour .loT1acl, sick Haadarfa. Ull-s-
uesa, lndigesuou, file-. g. suFeneas Billions Al
taek-, Liver Complain q. Rleumaiir sfnafioua a.
hesd TIE Pamphlet Of ieatinioaiala viii en- b lot
te, and de not use the mefC ne aaainsl he advice
Of your rhyacian.
Manufactured only b TARRkNr 4 90. Ezes
eireeuEich street. New FORK
- Pr sale ~ Al nreqas.ts "a.
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From Cincinnati,
VIA
Atlantic & Great WestGInRa
Thrs Through Trains Lave Cincinnati Daily
DAl ENFEfl-sT
MOEEIEG EXPRREsii
SPECIAL NOTICE

- This e the only route 70 the Oh Regions
Pennsylvania The Night Express lesYes ever
sunday light instead Of saturday Night All othe
TnAins leave Daily, Sundays excepted.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-02

Let our meanness be our footstool, not
our cushion.
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A short time after the death Of An
drew Jackson, Senator Corwin and Il
friend who were riding together in a
stage coach fell into conversation con-
versation concerning the hero of the
Hermitage, aud after speaking OF the
Generals indomitable perseverance,
Corwin's friend askeihi "ifhe thought
the General was in heaven 81 don't
know said Tom, his marked eounte-
nance relaxing at the conception of The
Joke, ~ don't know, but if the Genera
made up his mind to go to heaven, all
could not prevent him."
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| 10 In Eltof IT Ne Norto'} Post:
| NoBrolk, VA, Sept. 22i, 1sG5.
| To Hon. .I91O c. UNdesWo0d.
DEAR SIR:-Iours of the Goth inst.
was received to-day, nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
| and | hasten to comply with your re
quest.
The farewell offering" of your ser
vices to aid in remodelling the State o
Virginia, so rs TO have equal and jus
laws for all of the inhabitants thereof
alike, will be a service highly apprecia
ted and always remembered by the gooc
and the oppressed, whether they bC
btoch or phite, and will ever receive the
appreciation of God.
AS "the pen is mightier than the
sword" the object OF this work is to
reach the thinking men of the land, that
they, in their calm, cool and deliberate
Judgment, may come to a righteous de-
cision, and thereby bring about lasting
and permanent peace. te,-, i
1T is suicidal TO any State or nation to
disfranchlse u part OF her natural-born
SONS under the rule of freedom, where
school houses, churches, and an unmo
Tested gospel are allowed. .54 8.rs
My labolS are gratuitous here, and for
the general good Of all, Irrespective of
color or sect
a line ortwo from you occasionally,
will be read with pleasure, and l will
report anything Of interest, &C.,
Please find two copies of the Address
Yours, &c. THOMAS BAYNE.
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50
wait and pray, yet itremains an eneour-
aging fact that the destiny of the eobF-
ed people is mainly in their own hands.
Their future depends much more upon
the charactertfey shall maintain during
| the comingyear than upon the cunning
| OF their enemies. The eyes of the world
are upon them, and public opinion nov
sways the world. Their conduct for the
| last few years has been sublime. let
| them continue 70 exhibit the same in
| dustly, economy, sobriety, forbearaDce
ana christian charity, and they VIA fur
| hiSh their friends with arguments en-
I tlrely irresistible. [ think they will not
doubt the sincerity of these views.
! knowing, as many do, that i'm. times
| long past have sacrificed propeityand
| ieoparded my life by standing up sin
| their defence. A careful and attentive
| study of public opinion .tfrcthe sNorth
during my travels of the past simmer,
satisfies me that ] am not mistaken,
when assure you ola widespread mid
intense adniiration.ao of your 'contlucf
during the war, anda grateful sense o.
the immense and decisive infiuence4ex-
eiSed W ,the-freetfrten in the great trial
OF arms, and offree institutions, tlIro&Sh
which our country has just passed.
That tiIis'teeiiHg will tell favorably
upon your cause. in the action of the
coming Congress, 4 have not the shadow
of doubt-and that the manfenaaatoi
your freedom will. soon be assured by
the allowance ofequal suffrage a psfeduai
rights, before the law, to salLDlesl of fair
intelligence and fair fame. ire
spective OF the accidents ofrace or color
That brains and heart are TO be speedi-
ly regarded as now, in New England,
the standard of American manhood, I
feel rs confident as | do1of the truths
aud triumphs of christianity or of the
existence of god of Justice and HUI
maaity. ! would say to my eolor~d
fellow-citizens be Industrious, sober,
economical educate yourselves and your
children; remember that knowledge is
power (; let all who can, take newspa-
per; and ! need not advise you to take q
paper that shall seek to aid you in your
| own elevation: for Tint, your good sense
will dictate, and, fortunately, Ehege is no
| lack OF such papers in our own State
by such u course, you will place your
selves fairly within the provisions Of our
Virginia Bill of Rights, the sixth Sec
ton OF which declares
THAT all men having sufficient EVIL
deiice of permanent common interest
| with, and attachment 10, the commun-
". have the right of suffrage, andcannot
be taxed or deprived of their property for
public uses without their own consent or
that of their representatives., nor bound
By any law, to which they have not, in
like manner, asserted for the public
good"
BE of good cheer, then, my friendsand
! felloW-citizens, for
"1here Is aooi time coming
| good time coming, IL
| When sense and worth, slall rule the earth, S
/ In ihn nnt.A ~ M