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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-14
THE COURTS.

NAroR's COURT Charles Probes Marine charged with
larceny was lemanded for examination before tho Cor
poration Court Several cash warrants were issued
The watch report arrests except two colored dein
ouents who were turned over to the Freedmens Court
Right lamps reported out in different portions of the
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-14

FREEDMEN's CoUET. David West, charged with using
abusive and threatening language to oicci rep
,imanded and dismissed Robert Banks was sentenced
to the hard labor prison for ten days for stealing
Thomas Wilson, arraigned for stealing copper bolts from
the Gospor NayyYard sent 10 the hard labor prison
for thirty days Maggie Spruce, Margaret Wiley, c. g.
Peters and Amos Harrison obtained Judgments several
civil cases. Maria Joiner Cornelia Sampson-actiou
to recover possession Of slab-house which she had
caused to he removed from Gettysburg Pa, to Ports
mouth The house ordered to be sold, aud the pro-
ceeds to be div ded between the parties to the suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

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SUPERIOR gs RTofu GoURf"PGEr fHeld by Judge BAR.
BouR--Court opens o'clock n.Eos 2S, Cook Sg tiuh
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TIE p Net orr Y substituted for dndln In Pser OF the
Greenwich sOyns Bank 2ss1 Moral act bu's,l $50 BUTT e
Bse Ct al ss iumbOd, Fire n' Co. 1890 Same ASt The
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr I.-Held by BRADY,
JCOur opens II o'clock m-No ls!I R:srsw si waisi
Hrsehsed is1 Dyke azt Hatch sc l2J harrington as
ct al 1919 ehenek at ysn orstoni 1890 McGsshsn ws
1896 BOoner Wssop 1891 Dton as' Taylor =, al l52 Mar
sst Srnhsm impd 1851 Anderson Rch. Part ieId by
CARDoIo J-Cour opens al II O'clock mNe. loo oh.IAs
S9l scudder s Le,zynsSyi e@ Tsmen coash 800 the G.
Co. wsyen ali ie62 we'i sat Fsrs 1903 Mel
bois etc I77s Moneon etc. Toe Ind l. Sol lT Smith,
etc butler, l77s Deane act Lynch, l77s heGuresgt Bel
MARINE CoURT-TllAL TERM-(Held by ALKER, Jl-
Court opens 10 O'Clock nNos % North Jack q. Pech
AT hilefi So Puhsm ts Raphael 81 Cha act G,nIesTr
yor, G 81 oldrn ct dpTs s. d at Bssessr &C. Wi
g. Lee ss, sehGu Beatty BernhaTi &c. Wheaton sg-
Young; TO- Dunn at. KerrieAn
SURRoaATEs CoURT.-Thc following contested issues
Nov 64; win ofPSinek w Lsngton Dec 20 1885, WI Of
Peter Rae Jan 81 1906 VIII Of Tboma. slmsnn March
William fIsenaa April D ieS6i l. win PsireE Murphy April
s WIZ M Of n ss ho; ~ o5os.S @ NJ AslI1s
H. VII Of Catherine Mecsarey. June lss, " WA Of James
Donne June June n ie6 10 WI q Edward Byron Chr'y
WIN Of Jsus, Rsnhaw July 49, 1906 &c. VIII Of Bowad H. Young
Aug O. 1866 H. VIII Of Mion Fints Sept. se6 49, VIII Of
ssp sS % HSa H. Of William BsSdoo Oct sss, a.
Administrations q John O. P5obsi Sept ees q
and Ris. Ctopp~ minors Oct 1906 a. viii Of Dorsas Martin
Sept IS. 1880 IS, VIII fMsr :. Phe'n. Oct TO- 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Ipafor, Iustfce L,edwfthI

ALLEGED THEFT FROM A HOsPITAL.-Susan Reilly
became an inmate Of the Sisters Of Charity Hospital in Eleventh
= some time In August last bringing with her when entering
bed and bcothes valued az 81 Having len there on her
TO the poorhouse leaving The bed ana bed
the hospital named Bridget CulluIn con
tryed those articles away from the hospital without the
knowledge 81 Susan Bridget The property was
given keep and that OF II was stolen rom her
and the her house Tho bed was among the things
stolen but she willing replace It. She gave bail In sO 10
appear when called for trial. ....t
LARGE TnErT or SnKs-A lad named William Trues was
detected Friday last in stealing two pieces OF silk valued at
65 from Mr. Edward Nichols dealer in silks at No 2o3
also occupies back the second floor which he uses as
the front OF this hOor being occupied as
LAWYERS Office In which the boy employed One OF MI
Nicholas clerks lie Grand W Keehum, saw the ah coming
his coat that he had something concealed under u he followed
stairs and into the street when ne ad MN heteu
He then having taken several pieces OF SIX before
having sold them 10 Wolf HOFFMAN, htahoI AZ no
okert who urged the commission OF the heits
him with arrest be did not continue the
Hozmann arrested Friday last and together WIN h
young victim committed for examination IN deiaut o
81 600 bail ..t.
A DIsBEPuTABLE HOUSE BROKEN UP-Lats on Saturday
evening the police Of the Twentieth Precinct made an Official
visit 70 tho saloon on the northwest Of Eghtaye and
Thirty trdst and arrested James Welsh the proprietor ana
several others who were there at the time IL Is alleged hn
The place those which nfes this city under the respect
able sign OF oyster saloons but which are nothing more han
regular resorts for bad characters OF boh sexes ihe
III The place was brought before Justice Ledwh yesterday
and committed 10 appear for trial al the Courto opeo
Sessions.
STEALING EASY CHAms-Rebecca Serys living In Green
vichaye possessed fine chairs worth 70 each which
Aaron seamor stole week. aud Pawned 10 man named
Cory IN Peas complaint entered against him yes
terday and ho was held 10 answer for his theft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
SATURDAY. Nov. lO-P. N.

..I SATURDAY, Nov. up. N.
Cold is lower and closes 14i after selling at k6oli4i
The export OF the day was t923, 100.
In Government Stocks no material change. Missouri
6s foil per cents Railway Mortgages in good demand
at full rates. The miscellaneous List fairly active:
Czeps Gas Light Co. Of Brooklyn to l2S, and that
is bid privately; Wikcsbarre Coal fell u Cumberland
Coal was mado to look pleasant at g. but people
cannot be too careful about trading in Butler Coal
sold at 29Is29l, and "Downy," with gold, at lSc'
per share at tho Mining Board Pacific Mail rose
to 245, with sales Of Atlantic Mail at III .
ll2i New-York Central fell 1; Erie fell III
After the call the market lower, and stocks wer
forced down to very low points New'York Contra
was quoted ut ll6; Eric, S2 Michigan Southern, 9oi
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 3d. Northwestern Com
mon, 81; do. Preferred, 7Sli Rock Island, 100
and Fort Wayne lO9 Tho last quotations were as fol.
low: New.York Central lHail'l Erie, S2i0S3l;
Reading n@ 6u6. Michigan southern, 9Ol }l; Cievc'
land and Pittsburgh. Ssae.!; Rick ba2l, l09 alc"!;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT
before Justice Mansheld.l

WHISKY sToLRS.-Mr David Wholmor discovered
man named Muuz Berg Friday evening last in the act
Of taking from the yard Of his diley at No lo2 He'erst
demilohn containing gallons Of whisky The accused
xas committed for examination In defnult OF 500 bail
TWO PyRsoxs srAHByD.-Georgs weiker brought up
before Justice Mansfield Saturday last tho charge Of
having stabbed his wife and named Francis Bangor,
whom ne found together No Us East Honstont Happea
that when Wecr entered the an alteration immediately
the latter In the breast with pocket and his wife In the
baeL though not severely upon her attempting 10 leave the
room crying out for help Wcker was committed TO await
the result OF the injuries he Inflicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
coURr cAiEXpARs-rms DAr.

bUPHENR COURT ; JlRcUH-Part L-HeId ~ Judge
JosrPH opens ~ 0coch-Nos 2l.. CAase
AT sm.h 90T Genet at Rowland rt IL 2, Appe19
Tho Fire nsnsboe AL sprsgue GIeafy liG
Hnsss 0ssbsr ZlS1 Lyons The 1mTcaFs Nauad Cr
M Tbs Os.sgo Starch Farery sat hedsuszi 6S Kline q a.
ss FoTd 1893 Smith l9 lioff borsesi 2
sehgsrs cebsy 2J9i Consyli. - The Phi s. ror Col
I'll Bors Donsdson q - tS ficFasHr q a. sgt Wood q
2z Of Hoaaiar We Insurance el1 seIhsns
at Donsdsop, ls, Kappsnbofgh - Oh f.f. Enoer 1905
Dsfing e. q. 2til. foib Craus
= al IVA Phnip1 sF. C'up'fri~ = a. rsri
ll.lf'd By EULLaa j.. 70. e. ftt- tHr tpsua
10 0c0ck su.-sos 7l4 ,stte hg Iiry tc'it t1f
tisgu ry 4rr fs,i Ey6 BfpA ~ S4... t. .lgus egt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
SURROG ATEs COURT-Nov lO-Beiore Surrogate TICKER.
The Wills of the following deceased persons have

The wills of the following deceased persons have
been admitted 10 probate during the past week Cohhrne
King, VIM, S Claude Jane Mex Fraser Della IIiggr
1afy Sheridan Sibbel LOines Champion d. Wright Fredk
A. Woodwork Henry Quantun, james Farley Ruth Terbel
Cherries VandeyOOr Lydia r. w Felt John Paret Thomas II
Marshall VIM. A Francis Thos. H. 5. AaekIsl Lydia l.
w Felt John KehOe. r.r .
Letters Of Administration have been granted on the estates Of
Michael Lynch John Smith Susan Schuyler John Geeeken
Colsghan Erastus Plato Robt Travis IT, John Rodman
Ellen Duignsn Pauus Haftz Jacob Mai Georgana Powers
John Bartes John H. Powers, John WssSerscheid Mary
NcCann and William Biggam
Letters Of Guardianship have been issued 70 John Hasn
guardian OF Mary j. MGserson Nelson Plato guardian of
krssas and Ida Plato g. r. Secch dc Cssa guarion Of
John Pineo; Hugh 0BIien guardian OF Thomas Jones
Amanda Weeks guardian Of Harry and Louisa NJ Weeks
Eleanor Christie guardian Of Eleanor A. Marshall Owen
OBrsn guardian OF Edwin Brien. WOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
CHH COURTS.
SUPERIOR CoURT-CnAMBERs--Nov. lO-Beiore Justice
JOKES
THE sTODDARD DIVORCE CASE.
Cnor@e Cfoddord act Aromiuta SfOddard


THR sTODDARD DIVORCE CASE.
George Stoddard agt Aramiuta Soddard
The parties TO this suit married IN 1897. The
plaintiff alleges that during the years l6 o. % the de-
PENDANT committed various OF adultery with
and at places to him unknown that il 1864, Oj she
committed adultery at various times with one John
Squires at No ~ orchard.st. The plaintiff on being
called 10 the stand steed that be had his wife In
company with several unseemy hours He aoaeges
that his wife accused him Of keeping company with Mrs
Squrs ard attacked him In the street with eihes totally
f for publication and saying that II be did stop keeping
company with other wives she would tear he clothes of
his back On the cross examination the plaintiff admitted that
since their separation he went 10 the house Of the defendant
mother for the purpose Of requesting his wife TO visit then enid
who was sick.
Mrs SOddard the defendant testified ha visiting the
plaintiffs house In accordance with the request Of her husband
she was tauned In most insulting by Mrs Squlrcs
while attending her sick child and that upon her husband
inviting Mrs 60 ont with him she used sch expressions
a Hs La my lady how do you Ike THAR" Does that gall
you She adms she followed him into the street andre
nonsated with him. saying George you did not treat me
night you very kind 10 then She also denies in
the most emphatic manner having used the language attributed
Testimony introduced to show that the plaintiff
fully able to support his wife pending the suit The plain
tiff admitted in his testimony having taken away from his wife
al the time OF their separation valuable gold watch which he
had given her which he aerward sold for 60 The Court
took the papers.
Thos H. lin for defendant Gins Spencer for PlointiR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
COMMITTED surcrDr.-on Saturday afternoon VII.

COMMITTED bUICIDE'-UH NHIuIUay aIIVI1VU1 VIZ
liam simpson druggist died at his residence No ga Eighth
ave from The effects OF dose OF audnnum administered By
himself while mborng under t Of dependency II Is stated
that tor several months past the Deceased had boon drinking TO
excess but tho sunday preceding lis death had concluded 10
check his cAces,s Coroner Gamble notified 10 hold an
inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
BAyKIyo Ayp FTyAycIAL.
THE MARKETS.
Lcr,nlllr report.d lor Tnr rnIArss.

(Csrsfnlly reported for Tag TRIAuSE
SATURDAY Nov ~ lsoh
ASHES have been in fair demand and the market ruled trn
closing at 81 75dsO for Pots and Slidsf 20 for PeaS
s25 6ak Lard duh aud heavy. -
BRICKS are firm and with en- active demand prices haren
onward tendency; quote Common Hard nj SlGSH O'o
al slsd$ $40 and Philadelphia Front az s150S'0 "a
COTTON-Ihe market continues very dW aud het y 40.
our uuoatibns an aeai Hor one ccnoWci but r'r' ~
on here uo disposition 10 operate socs ~ dN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE.-Noy. 10
N. Before Commissioner SfIIwELt-
AN ALLEGED COUETRRFEITBR.

The defendant, who IL is alleged is one of gang OF
italian cOunterer arrested Saturday by one Q; he
Secret Service Division the Treasury Department On hs
person found $50 in Autograph counterfeit 81 treasury and
80 fractional currency notes DE seemed perfectly
Indifferent about the charge aud denied bis guilt The Com
missioner committed him for examination on Monday the
10Th inst. ...... ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12


The Bonds hare Thirty Years 20 run and secured ~
First Mortgage continuing az absolute PRIOR h''
on thot portion Of the Road, Equipments, Franeli"',
aud Entire Property Of he Central Pacific Rdilrosd
Company located IN tAe State of California and e.
tending from Sacramento Cayto the California STATE
Line, forming part ofhs GREAT PACIFIC RAILEoAD
RoUrE, adopted and aided By fAs UNITED STATS
GOVERNMENT. I'D
For Sale at IS per cent and accrued interest Ou July
], in currency.
For further particulars apply 10
I .rl l- FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other deh'
bic securities, No. s Esssau-st., New-York.
+ BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ER- CHTcAeo, Rock ISLAND AND PAcn1c RAlLsoAD
T ' First MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
/ -.l .' CTHIRrY YEARs TO Run
7 ..f FoR SALE ~ .I
. CLARK, DopGF 4 Co.
No 81 WALSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
TO LAW STUDENTS.

The Committee appointed by the Supreme Court 10
examine candidates admission 10 the Bar will and pro-
coed with the organizations in the General Term Supreme
Court Room, Monday 10Th EOy, inst, at O'Clock
JoHN b. HAsKIS,
EOwAnD PATTERSON Committee
JOHy II. HABSLTT }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

INTEREST THE RATE or SIX PER CENT PR ASSUN, PAY
ABLE SUBSTANTIALLY, on THE FIRST DAY OF JASuAAr
AND JULY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

FIRST MORTGAGE BoSDs OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN U. $. GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY or NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

Amour. ofInu. 81 $3.50 600. In Coupon Bond Of s1oss
-....a .ti- III. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
The Chicago Tribane Of Thursday remarks:

There features in financial matters today Most
of the discount houses reported business rather dull though 10
some quarters there fairly active demand for accommo
daton The market easy for prime business paper which
readily taken at the cuTrent raO per cent In regard "a
and invariably refuse to make advances unless at wide mar
gin the open market good short date paper taken at ia
Is per cent and second Is per cent per Cal
loans Government nominal at 7ds per cent to first class
borrowers Mortgage loans are easy 1000 per cent per en-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-30

PETrIcoAroLoGY.-The ought to be a
new science. There is new art-the art
of writing about female apparel. What
could newspaper reporter do to spice and
|sensationalize his article, when he writes
about the female persuasion what re.
source would the comic papers Yankee
Notions "Chimney Corners" Budget
of Fun" "Phunny Phellow," and the-out-
side of "Harper's Weekly" have where
with to entertain the prurient curiosity, ex-
cite the risibilitics, and remedy the en,,ui
of theil readers, were it not for the ever
varying costume of woman, and especially
that part Of it described and admired as
the petticoat. Witness in illustration, the
following item which we clip from an arti.
Gle in The Tribune, on the skaters Of Cen
trail Park: 3
The costumes are various. The tight
fitting, dark cloak, trimmed deeply with
fur, is very, much in vogue, and many of
the ladies alssUxear fur caps. The effect is
Russian and Polish, and is very beautiful
withal, not only from it's novelty but from
its appropriateness as well. But in the up
per portion of the dress there is little room
for novelty. There is one portion, howev
er, in which every variety Of taste is dis
played, which is most deserving of such
display, and which is probably far less ex;
pensive than any other outlay more prom
inently displayed. 1t is hardly necessary
to state that we refer to petticoats M
We propose that the archaeological
scribblers have science especially set apart
for the benefit of their pens, and the edifi.
cation Of all admirers of "prominent dis
plays of petticoats, to be entitled as above
What an awful thing it is for ladies to wear
pants A reporter could not make but
one item and that a dali one-out OF
them in whole year, while the comic pa
pers could not do a. thing.-Herald Of
| Health. sss .,as .r.tBps-sl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-30

Tue RADICALS Form OF GOVERNMENT
The radicals have got a form of govern
ment in very nearly successful operation.
1t is nothing like the constitutional gov
ernmenN of the United States, and they are
trying to make the difference continually
greater. They usurp and destroy the rights
of the States, concentrating all power in
Congress. The powers Of Congress are all
delegated to the Committee of Fifteen
That committee is run by Thad Stevens |;
he wields its power, cracks his whip over
it and enforces his will by despotism that
for its rigor and sel6shness stands without
a parallel. If Congress can get little
more power away from the President, and
hand it over, through the Committee of Fif-
teen, to Thad Stevens, he will be the prac-
tical dictator of the country as he now is of
Congress.
= Thadstevensocracy is the form of gov
ernment which the radicals are endeavor-
ing to impose upon the country, in place of
the Constitution, and the Union Of States
formed under it. To secure the establish
ment of this form of government, Members
of Congress, who were as honestly and
lawfully elected as Stevens himself, have
been turned out. There is still fraction
wanted Of a two-thirds radical majority in
the Senate, even after turning out Stock
ton. A more decisive two-thirds was want
ed i'll the House, SO Voorhees,, Brooks and
others were expelled. : .al
There is, though, another election COM
ing. The people will then have chance
to pronounce upon this odious system
Madison Union. disi
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-30
Rea d who Says So:

From the Rev. W. d. seigiried, Pastor Of Twelfth Bap-
: tst Church, Philada
Gentlemen: have recently been laboring under the
distressing effects of indigestion, accompanied by
prostration of the nervous system. Numerous reme-
dies were recommended by friends. and some of them
Bitters were recommended by persons who had tried
tLem and whose favorable mention Of these Btters
duced me to try them. must confess that had an
aversion to Patent Medicines from the thousand and
one' quack Btters," whose only aim seems to be to
palm of sweeened and druggsd liquor upon the COM
munity in sly way, and the tendency OF which, 1
fear, is to make many confirmed drunkard. Upon
learning that yours really medicinal preparation,
took it with happy effect. 1t action, not only upon
the stomach but upon the nervous SYSTEM was prompt
and gratifying. feel that have derived great and
permanent benefit from the use Of few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
W.D. SEIGFRIED, No. 254 Shackamaxon st.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-30
N

From the Rav. Joseph H. Kennard Pastor Of the 10th
Baptist Church, 81" ,,....t
Ihaye been frequently requested to connect my
with concentrations Of different kinds OF medicines
but regarding the practice ~ out Of my appropriate
sphere have in all cases declined but with clear
proof in various instances, and particularly in my
family, Of the usefulness Of Dr. HoOfands German Hit
ers depart from my usual course to express my
uN conviction that for general debiiy Of the systen
aud especially for Liver Cbmpaints It Is safe and
valuable preparation. In cases it may fail; but
usually doubt not it will be very beneficial to those
VINO suffer from the above causes. Truly yours,
j. H. KENNARD, Eighth below Coats st.
Philadelphia, Dec. "A, 1854. 5 2Hf
Rev. J. s. Herman, of the German Reformed Church,
Kutxtown Bsrks Co., Pa, was cured Of Dyspepsia of
0 years standing. lts
A. NJ Spangler, Editor Of the CMlturist No. 25 North
Sixth street, Ph says this Btters was recommended
u him by medical friend, and six bottles cured him
Of complete prostration of the nervous system.
Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D.. Editor OF the Encylo-
pedia of Religious Knowledge and Christian Chronicle
Philada.; Rev. Thos. Winter, D. D., Pastor Of Roxbor
ough Baptist Church; Rev. Levi Beck Pastor Of the
Baptist Church, Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the
North Baptist Church. Philadelphia at present Pastor
of the Baptist Church, Chester, Pa-These gentlemen
express in the strongest terms their favorable opinion
OF TINS oitse"' a. agf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-30

Gen. Howard publicly denies the state
ment made by Gov. Brownlow that he (the
GeneraD submitted to the President the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill, and the President
then approved it. The same statement has
been made in other quarters. OF course
this decides the matter, and relieves Andy
Of the odium of that charge.-Rep. Erch.
This is not the only statement made by
Brownlow which is false, but how many of
the Republican papers of the country sieze
upon the language of the Rev. old sinner
and give it to their readers as the modern
gospel? Nearly all of them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-30
The subjoined is from speech by Mr.,

The subjoined is from a speech by Mr.,
Lincoln 7safa @
~ am not, nor never have been, in fa-
vor Of making jurors or voters Of negroes
nor intermarrying them with the white
people: and I will say, in addition to this,
that there is physical di ference between
the white and the black races which,
believe, will forever forbid the, two races
living together on terms Of social and po-
litical equality And inasmuch as they
cannot so live while they do remain to-;
gether, there must be the position of SUI
;perior and inferior, and /, as much as, any.
other man, am in favor Of having the ,sn-
perier position assigned to the white man"
As he was not under s'pressure'b when
he made the speech from which the. abeye
was taken, we may suppose i TO be the
expression Of his honest and mature judo
msnt. We commend it to his admirers.
Will the abolition newspapers give it
circulation? ~