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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-20

Provisions AT LYEcHBURG-The Lynch.
burg Virginian gives list of the prices OF pro-
visions in that city, which shows that notwitb
standing the war the farms 10 that neighborbOOd
have not been neglected: 1t says, butter 10
large quantities can be had at 25 cents per
pound for prime fresh,-and even that is COO
sidered an outside figure. Eggs Is a. l6c per
dozen. Bacon 15a 16c per pound. Exceleut
beef and mutton can be procured, and at price,
comparatively moderate For beefstesks AID
mutton chops IL l-2 cents per pound are
charged, while roasts and other outs can be pro-
cured for 10 cents per pound
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-20

Jos. W. HOLDEN, Private Secretary.
| 1.-THE, newspapers of the State will insert the
! above twice, and send accounts to the Executive
| 0fice.]
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
Personal Items.

A young woman named Ella Tuttle
died in Jordan, N. Y, the other day,
frem aneurism of the heart produced by
excessive laughter.
The Hon. Richard Bethel, son of Lord
Chancellor of England, is in jail as Il
bankrupt, on the suit of a pawnbroker
who lent him money,
Garibaldl has fallen i'll from having
nothing to do.
Senator Yates, of Illinois, has made a
speech pledging himself to vote for ad-
mission to no Rebel State that did not
expressly provide against the danger Of
re-secession. He announced his inaexi7
bic adhesion to the principles Of emancf-
patton and universal suffrage, and pro-
phesied that that platform would re-elect
him to the Senate if he desired such re-
election. The declaration was over
whelmingly applauded.
Henry A. Wise has made application
to the military authorities for a restora-
tiOn of his former estate near Norfolk,
with rather poor prospect of succeed
ing. Some of the Virginians propose tc
again put up Wise as candidate fol
Governor.
Mr. Jackson Haines the "Americau
SKATER has made $4,000 in Europe by
his skating performances
Major Gen. Thomas has been "adopt
ed" as a citizen of Tennessee, by thu
Legislature of that State.
Richard Thornton, London banker
lately died, aged eighty-nine, and wortl
$l5,OOO,OOO.
Alfred Tennyson, the poet laureate o
England, is failing very fast. He wa
just recovering from severe attack o
throat disease, when, walking late on
evening in his Isle of Wright garden, HI
took cold, and now, it is stated symptom
of consumption are evident His friend
are going to remove him to the south o
France at once, as the only chance o
saving his life.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

uhswcrving loyalty and uustinted gene
rosity.
Nor have these kindly Offices been per
formed by those who had nothing else to
do, but everywhere the busiest in these acts
OF charity and patriotism have been those
who are the most Industrious in the dis
charge of their other duties so that in
making so ungrudgingly the sacrifices they
were compelled to endure they have de-
served additional praise.
We trust that this nation may never sgair
call for the rendering of like services
There are many new fields for usefulness
opening where woman's work will be il
great demand, and there are old ones still
needing their fostering care, and we are wei
persuaded from the noble record of the pas
that she will not be slow nor indolent, il
fulfilling all our high anticipations for tn
future, God bless her
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
Ths LoyaI women Of pelnwnrs

we We're glad to see recently in one Of
our contemporaries, public acknowledgment
oil the many valuable services which the
women OF Delaware have rendered TO the
cause of loyalty and humanity during tbe
late war. We claim the privilege of add
ing word or two of our own, as a journal
whose columns have always been freely
open to the various appeals which have nro.
ceeded from these women. We are bv no
means ignorant of the hard labor which tbev
have continuously assumed, nor of the mapv
discouragements which have attended its
performance. We knew the kindly. cheer.
ful, sympathiziDg spirit which has sustained
them throughout, and we are glad TINS N
express the gratitude which is felt towards
'nem by many comforted and assisted brove
SONS oi the army and navy.
Having to contend with some diaicr,.;,a
and embarrassments which have not. boon
experienced in other States, the women of
Wilmington and its neighborhood fand to
a considerable extent throughout Dslawarel
have made for themselves proud name for
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
The Soldiers Summer.


ny THE BARD or TOWER HALL.
How doubly bost the soldiers lot
Who, safe returning home,
May spend, in some fair quiet spot,
The summer days to come
No more the hostile troops he sees;
No frOwning fortress stands
No roll-call breaks his hour of ease;
No weapon loads his hands
Amid the green and peaceful plains
lie sits his tolings done,
And tells TO the admiring swains
How the great strife was won;
AID how this land, that like the rose
Now blossoms to our sight,
Her safety and her glory owes
To those who went to fight
Through no loug march he now must bear
The suns most scorchng rays;
No heavy uniform need wear
On hot aud >ultry days.
Now may the hero seek repose
In cool and shady bower,
Clad in such light aud pleasant clothes
As come from Bcuneits Tower.
All kinds, styles, and sizes of clothing, mem $
youths aul boys, all grades from medium /,
superfuc Although our sales are large ant
rapid, VIC have a full aud complete assortment
new and fashionable which is being replenishe,
daily. Our prices, being based upon the loves
market rates Of the season. are lower than tn
lowest elsewhere. An examination invited
TOWER HALL,
No. 5lS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT S Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

The Boston Post thus describes the
late tornado iu Minnesota "The late
tornado in Minnesota kicked up some
queer pranks. 1t blew eight oxen over
river eight hundred yards wide. 1t
took all the water out of pond, carried
il mile, and then set it down on Mayor
Doran's farm in the shape Of small lake.
1t blew a mans boots of Another
mans coat was not only blown short, but
actually buttoned from top to bottom.
One old lady went up like balloon, was
carried two and a half miles, and was
finally landed astride telegraph wire,
where she was found by her grandson,
and relieved by ladder. Judge Moran
says the wind not only carried of his
dwelling-house, but his sub cellar and two
wells. Some tornado, that"
A cruel parent at Quebec locked up
his undutiful daughter, because she want
ed to marry young lawyer. The young
man, however, though poor in purse, was
fertile in resources, and sued out writ of
habeas corpus for his beloved. As she
was of age to decide for herself, the couple
were married and went on their way.
Official communications received at
the Department of State from Paris
justify the expectation that the cannon
and other property carried across the
Rio Grandc by the Rebel leaders after the
capitulation will be freely and fully re-
stored to the United States, in compli
ance with the demand heretofore made.
A singular event occurred in the Ger
man Reformed Cemetery in Middletown
Frederick county, about sunset on the
4th of July. Mrs Hannah Keller, &
widow lady, well advanced in years, re
siding in Middletown, in company will
her daughter, visited the grave of he
deceased husband, on the evening abov,
stated, and whilst trimming the flower
upon the tomb, was suddenly stricken b.
appolexy and died in few moments. Or
the following afternoon her remains wer,
deposited in the very spot where she died
by the side of those of her husband.
The Germans do not have the word
"churchyard and burying ground" t,
designate their places of interment the,
use the beautiful and suggestive expires
sion, Goods Acre" and the "Court G
Peace"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF WILMINa-
ToN.-President johnson has re-appoint-
ed THOMAS NJ. RODNEY, Esq, Collector
ofthis Port. He received his commission
yesterday. Mr. Rodney has made an
able and efficient officer during the four
years of his incumbency in that station,
and gave general satisfaction to those
having business to transact with him.
his re.appointment is a well-merited COM
pllment to an excellent public official.
He is an answering friend to the cause
OF Liberty and Union, and during the re-
bellion labored with untiring energy, to
prevent rebel sympathizers from giving
aid and comfort to the enemy by furnish.
ing them with goods and war-like ma
terials through our State. The Union
men of Delaware fully approve of his re.
appointment.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES

VVARrERnAsrER dsSgRAL's OyF,cs
fIRsr Divlslos.
win H.. 40, WASHINGTON. CRY june os ,aa,
mll ee sold az public auction, during tbs 1d ,ses
places named below viz At 'ns times ahi
nAil,n,o.kE; nAAiLn5MokE; MD, WEDNESDAY, July5
uihSB0kO D. c., THURSDAY, Iaiy
uiEsBOku u. C., FRIDAY, july I. and nm ruy,n..
THURSDAY and FRIDAY ofosch Weat In
YORK, Pa, FRIDAY, july :, "0'A 'usrealsf
MlffLlNrOWN, PA, FRIDAY. Jnlv,
MiLhiANspORr, PA, WEDNESDAY t,in, IA
hEADlNu, PA FRIDAY, July H. ''"V ~
kAsIoN, Pa TUESDAY, ,Jn,y1s
BALTIMORE MD, WEDNESDAY. J,t,to
NEWPORT, PA, FRIDAY, July d N'' !"
roITsNlLLE, PA, FRIDAY, JaIy De
MlLMl NGTON, DEL, SATURDAY J1iy 90
BALTIMORE, MD. MONDAY, July n %
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each dsv
ua UT rIsi and farming purposes many soed b.rg,o,
Sale 70 commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms cash, In United States eurreuev
JAMES A. RKIN,
i,,y,,u Brog, Brig. Cen, 10 charge
iht DIVISION Y, M. O. o.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

IHE CAPTURED REDEL CoTToN.-The proceeds
Of the captured rebel cotton sold at this port by
the cotton agent, Mr.. Draper, amounting to more
than four millions of dollars have been paid over
10 the Treasury Department; and Mr., Draper,
TO whom the papers of claimants have hitherto
been presented for reference to the proper
authorities at Washington, has been instructed BY
the Treasury Department that it Possesses no
power 10 adjudcate claims for the value of any
property captured and put into the hands of its
agents by the military authorities. Claimants
are to be so informed, and will be allowed 10
withdraw their papers for presentation to the
Court of Claims, as provided by the terms of tbe
act of Congress of March 12, 1868.
The sales of cotton will be continued, and the
aggregate receipts will probably exceed five
millions at this port-Ncio York Post '''s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

SALE op MULEs.-0ur citizens will remember
that Capt q, II. Gallagher, Assistant Quarter
master of the United States Army, will sell
to-day, at public sale, at 10 o'clock, at the
Farmers and Drover's Inn, large number of
fine Mules. They are we'll broken, and in good
order and will be sold cheap. Every person
who has use for these animals should attend
this sale.
RRLlGlous.--The Rev. /. G. Lockwood will
preach in the Central Presbyterian Church on
Sunday next, morning and evening.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

GRAND LoDGE OF DELAWARE, l. o. o. F.
The Annual Communication Of the r. W. Grand
Lodge Of Delaware, l. o. o. F., was held in this
city on Wednesday last, commencing at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. A vast amount Of business was
done of interest to the fraternity. Among other
things, the Semi-annual Communication was
abolished. Hereafter but one session will be
held annually, on the third Wednesday in July.
The election Of grand officers took place at three
O'Clock, and resulted in the choice Of the fol-
lowing named persons -
NJ, W. G. NJ. W. B. Hylsnd, Of No. 20.
R. W. D. O. NJ, |. II. Shortman. OF No. 6.
r. W. @. W., Granville Wier, Of No. 4.
X. W. @. s., Edward McIntire, OF No. A.
r. W. @. T., II. F. Piekels Of Nc. 23.
r. W. G. Rep. to @. l.. U. s., DR.. J. W..
Sharpe, OF No. 20.
W. q. Marshal, J. b. Boughman, of No. 23.
Janitor, Enos II. Jefferson, Of No. 4.
The officers were installed in the evening,
when the NJ. W. Grand Master made the follow
ing appointments
W. Grand Conductor, Joseph Mcaarvey, Of
No. /.
W. Grand Guardian, Edwin Hirst, Of No. 4
W. Grand Herald, J. Davis Watson, Of No. 2l
h. W. GRAND EsoAMPMENT, l. o. o. F.-Au
adjourned session Of the R. W. Grand Encamp-
ment Of Delaware, l. o. o. F., was held in this
ol'y on TUESDAY evening last lhe eConsttuu0n
was amended. making two sessions year, one
to be styled the Annual Session, to take place
on the third Tuesday evening in July, and the
Semi. annual Session, to be held the third Tues
day evening in January. w. D. Hyland wal
elected R. W. Grand Scribe, in place of W. p
Williamson, resigned The NJ. W. @. p, Jacob Y
Foulk, announced his committees, as follows -
Commitee on the State Of the Order.-Roberi
Carswell, John Nlillaway, John l.. Pierson, s. W
HolngswoIth, Evan J. Millward.
appeals. Henry Eckel, Allen Smith, Joshua
Maris.
Constitution and Ldws.-W. b. Hyland, j OH
l.. Thompson, |. II. 5hoftman.
CREDENTIALS end Returns WIN, II. Piersou, A
d. Logan, George W. Mccoy
FHdnes.-Edward Mclntre, Philemma Chan
dler. Edwin Hirst
An adjourned meeting OF the R. W. Gran
Encampment will be held on the first Wednesda
evening in August.
lsrRRKsTIN0 STATgMRST.-We are indebted h
Nessrs. Staper & Woolston, Bankers, corne
Of Fifth and Market streets, for the followin
interesting statement showing the quotations o
gold since the bank suspension in January, ls6.
1t gives the highest and lowest premium for eac
month.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
DIED.

aALBkEATH,-In this city, on the goth mat
age. 'N"' VI HeF
fHANOE va this city, on the Goth inst, JosspH
EPAEoE, aged 75 years.
tIe relatives and fciends are invited to attend
his funeralfrom his late residenee M 1Ss1
Wilson street, on o-morrow-saturdavM H.
noon, at o'clock, without further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

MttInsE unMsENTf-THREB HUNDRED fnSoTWVnHAsR OF
sEAIpn ppor4 WAsniNdros, b. O. Jni,,V Vihdileh r. eh
unl - ~ rnnnUIos La will be reeelyad Y ~ 1860.
of nna IN, gkoDAf, August l. iss5 az ~ ~ ths onos
st III rIs IN lots OF hty aud onS h as p1 chase
HARRISBURG, Pa, lotu' 60 a.,h
wrLMrSoTos, Del. lf5si ioi.l lSS 60 s,sS ssss.
WASHINGTON D. c, s'''l ioil., itS 60 ssss s,sS.
Pittsburgh, Pa, 4Iots'% % 90 each aSb eaoh'
r, ! lot, 100 each
ihtss mules will be put aside each IL,
,aaS ~ @ ioe ~ the inspection Of bldaor. tsen, and
tespeeuVely nr ten days prior M " tne pAeA
- nAuy w oi them were bought IN tha ba,lssuusstl
i a. young mules, accompanied the s,nnag q ihs
vi naignes H. anu camps and are h IN ahhsf
" - eAeIelse gentle and famiiIar ~ s9Aehi htiia1
surrounded by the soldiers run Deing W lni
.,iini tinuiukh sound and serviceable. tbav
H. a. ~ tns army and can now be ohfsfS Nv lohge u.
than their true value ooeo'AlnedA at far lan
,aia,,.. ine successful bidders will be notiaat tn
lore August ., 1855. 'no animals on OF y.
thht may be offered. Wv ''bnt 70 reject all BID,
ri,up9aais .i should be addressed Ia thsrn1...,
proposals for the purchase az Ml nsnsd Aui
tina ~ ,shi tait must Dc made In Government f,n,.
D' o'uer Of the ouArtermasler General
nrar., nj, JAMES A. EKIN.
iuivtaE. hIeFet bngAdier Heneral In eh.stt
| First Division o Al ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
Sale of Government Sheds a
Camp Du Pont, Brandywine
Springs. Del.

VIII be sold at Public Auction on MONDAY, tA,
2iih day Of July inst at 10 eooek A. Nj. at Camp Do.
font, Brandywine Springs thirteen t3 frame Bairl,t
10 persons n want Of boards scanng for out houa
or fencing this sale offers Inducements
Terms cash at sale in United states Currency
BY order Of the Quartermaster GenerL. u sA
july7ts Capt. aud Asst, Quarisrna,.f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
SALE OF sERVICEABLE MULES
:. Assr. QUARfRRNAsIEaIa OEgIol

'7I1IV IVHAbLE MULES,
Assn ouARrgRMAsrER's OFpoF
WILMINGTON, DEI., July 18Th 1875
be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder At vii
mington, bel, on FRIDAY, July 2lst, and THURsDAY
July 27th, 1865. s''sDAi
700 seryicable Mules at each sale
many OF them were bought in the bexlnuinr Of lh.
war as young mules, accompanied the armies in ali mi
marches and camps, and thoroughly broken h,fss
ed by exercise, gentle and familiar from being N obr
surrounded by ths soldiers.
Though sound and servleahle they are no Longer n.
qured IN the army and can bs purchased at these nj,
at far less than their true Va ue Tha attention Of G
miners and farmers is especially invited
81, Mules sold singly. Sale 10 commence at 10 A. n
Terms-Cash in United States currency,
juyi4-t27 Capt, and Agt, Qnartsrms,,s,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

the CoTroN THAI Is KING.-In a Fourth of
Jpiy GRAFTON delivered in Raleigh, by S F.
Phillips, is quoted the following language from
a. speech by Henry W. Miller, Of that State. de-
hVered ih 1850, in opposition to Secession
while addressing the people, MIR. Niller
found 1t apropos 10 a remark upon the wcll.
known proposition, Cotton is King After nm
alyzng it at some length, he concluded by savinc
that If 1t were meant by that phrase 10 defne
the position occupied by cotton in the morts os
the world as regulator of commerce md e,'
change, he would admit it to be correot tba,
he had no objection, (rather tho contrary ! IN i,s
erecting throne amid the moneyrd tfansactions
oi men, and enforcing the edicis within tbosa
limits; but if il were meant, las seemed n ho
meant,) that the dominion of cotton extend, in,o
other departments of human Interests ovor tl,o
political rights and attachments of freo man
That it csn set bounds upon the spiiit of ,ba;r
ilberiy, or cause lheir patriotis;l to CHI and
now, the proposition was to be denounoed as |
equally odOus and untrue For continreS
Mr.. Miller, 'over those most precions rini',a |
and sentiments, acknowledge no cotton no IT,
e<cepL he added, after pause in which ~ ~,
countenanee lighted up with enthusiasm .sre T,e
oept That cotton upon whose folds are emblo-
zoned the Stars end siripes of my country"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

IT. susnowNs.-0akford's Mlckinaw supdoWn
WARRINGTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

Sale of Government Sheds at
Camp Smithers, near the Con.
cord Toll Gate, Brandywine
Hundred, Del,
Will be sold at Public Auction, on Tuesday, ID, ?sa
day Of July, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at Camp smthsf nu
ths Concord Toll Gate, ten frame sheds and lot lNa
To persons r want Of boards seantng for out hosu
or iencing, this sals pliers inducements
Ierma cash at sale In United States Currency
by order Of the QuArtermaster Grneral o. a.
julyi1-ts Can't and Al ouar'srma,st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
The Money Market.

The following quotations were furnished US by
Il. Il. Robinson Co, Bankers, corner Of Fourth
and Market streets, Mt two o'clock yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
PROPOSALS

NTyiTiNg PROPOSALS FOR THE prpou
MULES Nrf-fHRBk HUNDRED uovrmpAns,Es OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
CITY MATTERS.

NEw lDEA-7-30 FOR SALE IN the EVENINGS.
X. Il. Robinson & Co., corner Fourth and Mar
ket streets, will be at their office on Tuesday
aud Friday evenings from ~ to O'Clock which
is to give the mechanic and working man
chance TO invest their money in the best paying
security in the market, without losing any
"time." r. R. r. Co buy and sell on com
mission 2Os. 81 certificates Of Indebtedness
aui oil kinds OF bank aud other securities, either
here or in Philadelphia.
BOARD WAsTED-By gentleman and his wife,
in q family where there arc few or no
boariers, within four or five squares Of the City
Hall Address "Boarder," Wilmington Post
Office.
July 2l-H.
No. VI.-PrOverbs for the People "Depend
not on fortune, but on conduct"
This is the true basis of character. A like
basis is CRIMEAN BITTERs, which induce no false
hopes. The article is composed of pure vege-
table materials, aud combined in such proper
tons as to secure the ends sought They are u
pleasant exhilarant tonic aud Alternative, fol
lowed by no reaction. Danish the poisoned
liquors Of the day, aud substitute the Bittcrs,
and your physician will commend ii. See
advertisement.
DELAWARE STATE BONDS For SALE.-R. r.
Robinson Co.. corner Fourth and AlOrket stq ,
have $4,000 Delaware State Bonds for sale.
Persons wishing to invest in the best State secu-
riy, will have to call soon to secure any of the
above loan. They also keep the 1905 on hand,
ready for delivery as soon as the subscription is
made.
Bio PnIcH.-A relic hunter has offered $50
for bit Of the rope by which Mrs. Surratt was
hung. Talking about big prices, reminds us
that in the clothing line, big prices are generally
asked without giving man a fair remuneration
Such is not the case however, with j. II
Muhlhausen, No. 4l5 King Street He makes
gentlemen's garments in the very best style
from the finest materials, at the lowest rates II
you would dress in fashionable style, and have
clothing made in the neatest manner give him O
call.
SEVEN TnIRTIEs Over Sixteen Millions have
been sold since our last issue. The balance Il
be sold, is less than forty millions. 1t woull
not surprise us if Saturdays sales would finish
the series. John McLear & Son. No. col
Market Street, are dispOsing Of them q! agent
for Jay Cooke
SiTuATIos WANTED "A returned Veterai
Volunteer, who has wife aud children t,
support, desires situation as a Clerk. He l.
fully competent to fill the situation. Apply q
this Office
July 2l-2t.
SUMNER HATs.-A small line of wide rim hats
very suitable for country wear. at low prices
WARRiSGroN's,
lima 6.tf
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-14
BEECHER'S IDEA OF HE'LL.

That was material Hell, a tangi-
bic Hell. The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher has lately given his idea of
Hell. He says:
II hold that it is reasonable to in
fer that the punishment Of the future
state is not material in any way what
ever; that it is a moral and spiritual
punishment, following the transgres-
sion Of law; that it consists in the
action Of the mind, by its own laws,
on itself; that it is the being with
drawn from the Divine presence, and
those fertilizing and joy inspiring in
fiuences which come from personal
communion with God. And this
view takes away all the responsiveness
which we cannot but feel when the
doctrine of barbaric, material pun
ishment is taught. AS no man sup
poses the streets of heaven are paved
with gold because the Apocalypse
represents them as being 80 paved, SO
we are not to suppose that the gross
representations Of hell which we find
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-14
RACES ON MONDAY NEXT,

On Monday next, October 18th,
the races Of the Nashville Blood
Horse Association will commence at
their race track in the vicinity Of
Nashville. 1t is designed to make
these races of a most interesting char
acter, and lovers of the turf will find
on the occasion everything in the way
of fine horses, speed, &c, &c, that
they could wish. The best of accom-
modations will be furnished on the
ground to gentlemen, irrespective of
color. EBB QEMING.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-14
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 9Th, 1865.

Mr. EDITOR Your clever paper
has penetrated the land Of Egypt. 1t
is stranger. Some folks in this re
gion don't know to what genus to
assign it. They don't believe a col
ored man had word to say in it.
The "oldest inhabitant'' puts on his
spectacles and wonders over its col
nm1is. Whoever saw one Of the race
out Of q cotton patch, that was worth
a continental promise to pay" There
were formerly nine wonders Of the
world. According to the authorities
in this section, there are now ten.-
The last is, an educated negro.
The sober men are willing to admit
facts, and are acquiescing in the new
order Of things Others again are
stubborn, and, like Micawber, are wait
ing for something to turn up" The
negro is your man, whenever the
South agrees to treat him as such.
GEORGIA.