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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
RAILROADS 6 STEAMBOATS,.
PHILADELPHIA, WILmTNaToN AVN
bALTlaOtE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
G0MMEV0TNr arn

BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TiME TAnig
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 22d. 1866
w Iraqs VII lesve Depot BROAD STREET AND
"AshlNuroN AVENUE, as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at Alb A AZ f,t,,.,.,, ,,
mngfan S ana msshington, stopping at Chester vii.
Ia Gi HeNAfsi Elkton NorthB Perryville lnvre
stemners Run. M AashOAA' OhAses and
m m"R5MlAiL Ra5,lloL TRAIN at SIS NJ sundays exeeptsd.
III osi,lnore, stopping at all regular ssi;nb s
phiatelphla and Baltimore e-'A' ''H''ous pe'"een
exeepted, fdr SA r. X Train At 80 NJ (sund.y
stations. A"ne' 'iliiofd ard intermediate
for refh5Ss sas TRAdN a. II as A NJ Sundays exeeped,
'VI rVppYere pIIi1ore and Warrington >''P'u"
Bamnras ss TRAIN at 100 (sundays sxeepte5,for
Wilmington .Eewarh p' stopping a. Che rCAymonl
i, Sfs ae Grace, Aberdees fsrrymsn tiie si
n0,i9, N9i,g ynasss 8 and stemfiers Run AA6
Washington ~ iiV0 L. h. for Baltimore and
-os sA,SSengera By boat sm Baltimore for Fo,.,... Ao
IL as A. nj Train fVin' aud Richmond will tale tbo
s,,..'SL WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
minston at all stations between Philadelphia and vii
l, 5eaPe a1 n Philadelphia at 800, A. NJ 1874 an eoo
Railroad for HsrrSsto & o. uain connects with Delaware
and MAXI g IA wilmington at $780, 7i5 and MM
i'3O and $50 p M. ieA'e Philadelphia at 900 A. NJ.
,.su sssneen Chester and Phaielphia "V' Sp'PN
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BAITIMopv
leave Huntington at ll.OO a 81, 4.se and I0oopu
r..u. M ohAsTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
iS 5ssys 81 vnesisT ans q 79s 1856 lol4 and
From BALTIMORE TO pH1LApRtpyr,
nrass lsos'g p'aaltimore 80 7.25 A. NJ WAY Mai ooos
n, Exprsss "i1 Express. 635 r. M., BSnress s5tR
,. TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Nusster ts,,- At I ~ and s.52 A. NJ. assp
wilmington at 9. 20, o 33 A. Il snd az ~ ~
NNiehr TRAINS. WITH PAssRNnpp o.n 80
u,.,, -. ATTACHED, van
i,t,., aetto as Observation-Disclosures, e.. n,
a. n stations, at sos r. MI Rsit,y Flhe and
Vis ~ st tefediae stations Al * y a. iof hVfe
A nmiimangton and inierme1iata s,.,e. ~. ferry.
Train for philIg a. Wilmington with tbe IA ~ 4zo
,,.,,,.,. SUNDAY TRAINS
,ysaspEss ysAPAEss TRAIN at AIS A
Elgtop NAH, JHgplng at Chester, Rlmin~ton ma aud
deem Perryman Ml ieryvllls, HaVre al Clrsos nh'
NIGHT TYpHpsis sisghoha Chass's and stamna.J5 osI- p
Washington At AAVO Z. n. for BallImora ana
ton and inemedGsise saij1LS IaHIs at lao M for Whining
=. BALTIMORE FOR pH1LApR1pu,,
orsea nesFe Baltimore at s.25 P. NJ. stonn,n-
ana S,y vliie and Wilmington Iiso - ~ asxre
w 'hke Passenger for ~ siklon
leave WAshnglon or BAltimera ana Shteso teeso
from Baltimore or Wsshinstons sHss'ef 70
p..., NH, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stations tsagson Al for Philadelphia and ip0rmoa,,
" II. y. KENNRY. Superintendent.
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AGuEi CHILLs AND EVER. AGUEE
WARRANTED TO CURE.
DIR. ,SIlIlHS'
VEG mTAPT,M AGTTn HTTTTp

Will positively cure every case OF Chils and Fever
and has never failed IN any instance. Seldom than
9ns chill or shake after its use generally we'll in
other Injurious Ingredients Price ONE DOLLAR Der
boNi by mail 81 %. Prepared only by
DIR. j. SIAiMS & SON,
Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington Dsl
snld by John on, Holloway Il Cowden, Philadeiphia;
y. +, Burton and Cowgirl son Dover; J W. Dsnney,
smym y, E, H,mmelssy,l Foulk, Milford WIN
B1.ks, Christan' aud by dealers sud store keep.
generally. sspt25 Jm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
ERItORs OF YOuTTI.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bty Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indcretion will for the sake ofsuering humanity send
ree to all who need IT, the recipe and directions for maxi
Ing the simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers
Wishing 70 prOht by the advertisers experience do
by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN.
dee2o-wly No. 10 Chambers st., New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
nYsPEpsIal

DR.. aIR1CKLAND's TONIC is a concentrated prepa
ration Of Roots Herbs, with sntiacids and earning
yes to strengthen the stomach aud system.
IA certain remedy for Dyspepsia Indigestion, Ner
yousRets, Loes Of Appetite, Acidity Of the Stomach
Flatuleney ard Debility II II not alcoholic therefore
particularly suite for Weak Nsrvous and Dyspeptlc
persons For sale by all Druggists everywhere at per
bottle ian10wSstv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI.

ENUh UF IN INNAIIDl
Epubli-hed for the benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De-
1ty Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, supplying at
the sime time The MEANs OF sRLF-CURE by one who
has cured himse alter undergoing considerable quscks
ry By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies, free Of charge, may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ,
iana6-ly Brooklyn, Kings, Co., ny
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrn

Treated with the utm9st success by DR.. ]. IsAACs
oculst and Aurist, formerly Of Leyden Holland No.
5iS PM street. Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable the City County can be seen
At his office. The medical faculty are invited to &C.
company their PATIENTS he has secrets in HE prae
tce. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. No
charge made for examination. sep25.lv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
I31 A. NJ. ~ 'sA1inSuoh and Philadelphia 3
p s.fS Sr pNhaSsPhia NsH at eco p Nj Wilmington at ,ss
without s,t - and from Baltimore eau now 20 thropvb
stopping over At Wilmington as heretoSar
slors t19 leaving Baltimore at 1875 M fnr Fas,.
gr s VIII ehange cars at New Crste JIM etlon r
Mimi Eastern Shore to Baltimore will change esss
r.. Q. sRWAJL, Jr.,
Superintendent Dei r. u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
REM EDIAL INsTI1UT TIE
FOR SPECIAL CASES.

4TV' II DVtI IJVTotII LFbW IOFhs
ia Fall information. with the highesl teshmonials
also Book on Special Disedes, In sealed enueloDe
sent Free 10 Be sure and send for them and ylu iei
MT regret IL for adversiae physielans are gsnoray
inP0strs without references NO stranger should IL
trustsd Enclose stamp for POSTAGE and direct to DIR
LAWRENCE, NO. II BOND STREET, NEW YORK.
novl3-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
HALLS. VEGETABLE
S ICILIAN HAIR RENEWER

Is the best article known.to preserve.the hair.
io posifUely Restore Gray Hair 10 Us Original Color
II keeps the hair from falling out It is the best dress
ing m tho world, making lifeiesl stin, brashy hair
druggists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
DIR. sTRICKLAND,s mELLIFLuoUs
CnUGIE HAT.EAH NJ

u Wtanted 70 DO the only preparation known 10 cure
Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, Asthma, Whoopng Cough,
ghronic Coughs, Consumption Bronchitis and Group
Being prepared from Honey and Herbs II is healing soft
ening and expeetorang, aud particularly suitable for
all affections ofthe Throat and Lungs. For sale by Drug
gistH everYwhore. jauI2-wAslv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
HALL,s HAIR RENEV

. EtHLL7S HAIR HENEWEH
Is the best preparation extan for restoring gray hair to
its original color preventing ts falling out and promot.
Ing Us growth Il is also beautiful Hair Dressing. For
sale by all druggists auSi-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
EMPLOYMENT, FOR HOTu sExEs

EMPLOY MENT FOR BOTH SEXES.
Diaabed and returned sO iiers, widows and orphans
Of slain soldiers and the unemployed Of both sexes gen
erally, In want of respectable and profitable employ
men neurrng no risk procure such by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, for particulars to
Dr. JOHN NJ DAGNALL
jy3l-6m Box 1853, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
MAILS CLOSE AT WILMINGTON II. o
As FOLLOWs;

MAILS CLOSE AT WILMINGTON II. D..
AS FOLLOWS;
Philadelphia, $50 AN.
Baltimore and Way Mail ."............... 30 AM.
peninsnlar Iail To Princess Ann, Md,...... $50 AM
Way Sail to Philadelphia, Pa,,......,......1O3O AM
New York, Philadelphia baltimore and ,ooo =,
Washington l4'Oo NJ
Philadelphia, Pa and Chester, Pa,........ 400 I'm.
Peninsuar Mail to Dover, ll,............ $50 P.M
New York Philadelphia, Baltlmore( eopu
and Washington, '''''' soO En-
Henry Clay Faiory and centrevillc, Del, 400 PM
Cochranville, Pa, and route, ,,oo ~.
TaesiHys aud Saturdays '''''''''''''"i'oo AL
MAILS OPEN AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore c,ov
and Washington, .'''- 80 AM
Philadelphia and Way Mail, 90 AM
Peniusnla' Mail from Dover, Do,...,,......lOOo AM
baltimore and Way Mail, AN
New York, Philadelphia aud washington.. 1t5 Pm.
Penin'alar Mail from Princess Ann, Nd. 4sOP.M.
Baltimore and Elktop, 900 PM
Philadelphia Pa, aud Chester, Pa ,......... 6.i5P.M.
Ilenrs Clay Factory aud Gsnireville, Del, 1000 AM
Coehranyille, Paf and route, Monlaysl ooo,,,
and Ffidays 0No P.M.
Office opsu on Sundays from too AN, and 6toTP.M
"A. II. GRiMsHAw, Pm.
WILMINGTON April 2ist. 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
sTRANGn. HUT rRI1n

STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
can hear somethng very much their advantage by o-
turn mail ee Of charged by addressing the undsrsisn.
ed Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige
by not noticing this card All others will please address
their obedlent servant, THOS r. CHAPMAN
dec2j-wly s3l Broadway, New York
DIR. STRICkLANDS PILE REMEDY
Has cured thousands OF the worst cases Of Blind a
Heading Piles It gives immediate relief and effects
permanent cure Try It directly. It is warranted to
cure For sale by all Druggists at so Cents per bot
iani2-w&sly
The nr1dRt Chamber, an essay oil narn
aud Instruction for Young Men-published by the How
ard Association aud sent free of charge in sealed
olpes. Address, Dr. j. Skillln Hough hton. Howard A
ilttlun. 'nHA taphis. pa fsblO-l
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journal ANA Statesman Time-tabIe.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
July "a, 1866.
oarqaay corrected ruth eve,y change.

S"' y"ttY goffftteA WHN every cHdH9t.
PRAiNs LEAVE WIIMISaroN FOR PHILADELPHIA
At 80 minutes after 6 o'clock, morning.
AT 10 minutes after O'clock, morning.
AT 30 minutes after o O'Clock, morning.
At II o'clock, morning.
At 4 O'Clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 30 minutes after o'clock, evening.
At 10 o'clock, night.
At 30 minutes after O'clock evening, Sundays.
TRA1Ns LEAVE PnfLADELrnIA FOR WILMINGTON
AT 10 minutes after o'clock in the morning.
AZ 10 minutes after o'clock, morning.
At o'clock morning.
At 30 minutes after , o'clock, noon
AT O'Clock, afternoon
At 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At G O'Clock, evening
At 30 minutes after | l o'clock, night.
AT 10 minutes after O'Clock, morning, Sundays.
At 80 minutes after l | o'clock night, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMiS0Tos FOR New CASTLE.
at 20 minutes before i O'Clock, morning.
at O'Clock, afternoon
AT % minutes before O'Clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE New CAsTLg FOR WILMINGTON.
At 10 minutes after O'clock morning
At minutes after o'clock, morning,
AT 20 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young iaen who wish 10 qualify themselves for Buai
ne's Lie have unequaled advantages for doing 80 at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
SINGER's SEWING mAoHINi
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs ron IRON HEAD

QUARrBRMAsTRR GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D, O., October 3lst, 1856 =
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
Quarermaster General Washington, D. until Novem
ber sOth 1866 for furnishing CastIron Head Blocks for
National CepeeTes delivered in quantities about fol-
lows viz:
A 4 Ilreln Mace 10 haad
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RTEAMliNAT ARIEL-

Leaves Wilmington at u o'clock, morning.
Leaves Chester nt 10 minutes before 0, morning.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA at 2 afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23

"a" IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
ACHING TEETH-There is nothing which
people dread more than pain, and there is
no pain more exc-uciating than that OF ex-
tracting tooth. Now this pain can all be
obviated by taking the Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas, which is admitted by all the
Dental and Medical Journals to be the best
an@sthetic for tooth drawing; best, because
enough can be given to produce entire lnsen-
slbllity without any danger; best, because it
Is so pleasant to breathe, producing no sick
ness or disagreeable sensations, and leaving
the system entirely in two or three minutes;
best, because it will succeed with. patients
on whom chloroform and ether have been
trled in vain; best, because the most delicate
AMI nervous and feeble persons can breathe
u with saietyi best, because with many pa
tients, il renders tooth drawing II pleasure.
DR.. William D. Nolen, No. 210 West Fourth
street, has taken great pains to perfect him
sell in manufacturing and administering the
Nitrous Oxide Gas, and having visited New
York, and received full instructions from the
Cotton Dental Association, he is now pre-
pared to operate on any one who may give
Ii s...l
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CITY nIArrn,,s.
tB"AN INVITING PROSPECT.
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.


The true admirers of good cheer
Will learn with pleasure
That first rate measure
Oi huckwheat is gathered this wear.
And visions this wakes
or huge piles of cakes;
Whlie pigs, doomed for sausagcs, tremblc,
we see, too this Fall,
AT great Tower Hall
increased crowds Of buyers ussemblel
WE HAVE
Good style Cashmere Suits to match
Mas as l9w as $1,000
match upto 5000
WE HAVE
Good all,wool Black suits as low as 200
Finest Black French Cloth and Cas-.
simere Suits up to $500
-. And all intervening grades.
VIE HAVE
me largest, best assorted and most complete
stock of Mems, Youths and BOYS Clothing
IN lphia-equal to any in the city in
style, make and fit-comprising all kinds.
Styles, sizes and qualities, adapted to the
wants of all, and sold at lower prices than the
lowest elsewhere, or the money refunded
Bso' All our prices are lower than for sew
cral years BENNETT IL Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. 5lS Market Street, Pliladelphia,
Half way between Fifth and Sixth Sts
GS- A CoLD WINTER. - Weather-wise
people arc phrophecying an extremely cold
winter. II this be true our gentlemen read
ers should make preparation 10 be warmly
clad j. II. Muhlhausen, No. 500 Market
Street, has laid in an extensive assortment
OF Cloths, Cassimercs and Vestings,
which he isreadY to make up in. a fashionable
style, Mt low prices and on reasonable terms.
Get your winter Clothing now, as the cold
weatherwill be upon you in short time.
ReaS" just received, several hundred pounds
of the best Berlin Zephyr from first hands
which will be sold at the very lowest prices,
and guaranteed to be the very best article
IN the market.
JnftN FDoc,-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-08-04

LITTLE CHILDREN.-Chiidren are the
poetry of the world-the fresh flowers of
oar hearts and homes-Iittle conjurors.
with their natural magic" cvoking By
their spells what delights and enrlchcs ali
ranks, and equalizcs the different classes
of society. Often as they bring with
Eiem anxieties and cares, and live to &C.
casion sorrow and grief, We should get
on very badly without them. Only
think-if there was never anything any
where to be seen but .rown-up men and
women, how we should long for the sight
of little child. Every infant comes
into the world like delegated prophet
the harbingcr and herald of good tidingz.
whose office is "to turn the hearts of the
f1thers TO the children" AMI draw ':the
"disebedieu; to the just" i child soft
ems and purifcs the heart, warming and
melting it by its gentle presence; 1t en-
riches the soul by new feelings, and
awakens within it what is favorable to
virtue. It is beam Of light, fountain
of love, teacher whose lessons few can
resist. Infants recall US from much that
engenders and encourages seliShness.
that freezes the affections, roUghens the
manners, indurases the heart; they
brighten the home, deepen lore, invigor-
ate exertion. infuse courage. and viyify
and sustain the charities of life
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4 MooNLEss MoSTH.-Thc month
of February. 1866, will be marked in
the astronomical calendar as the month
which has no full moon January had
two full moons, and March two, but Feb
TuaEy none. OF course this peculiar
eonjancture of periods that makes the
fall moon show her f;ice but few hours
before the month comes in. and again a
few hours before the month goes out, IS Il
rare thing in nature-but hov rarc do
you suppose, gentle reader? Il has no.:
occurred before in your lifetime, nor ours
not since the time of Washington !;
not since the discovery Of America by
Columbus; no. not since the Christian
era, nor since the fall of Adam. nor since
the creation of the world, unless that
period be placed back myriads Of years.
Aud it will not occur again, according to
the computation of astronomers, for two
millions and half of ycars.-N i.
Eean5etist
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TEsTI3fo%IALg:

Those familiar With the writings of IIeaa!ey will
net d1ut tbat History Of the Rebellion from his
pen will be an intensely interesting volu:nc.-L Al
5any *. y Atlas AMI Argus. (Denocrat!c.)
sir. Headiey cannot be accused Of party bias.
Radicals and Conservatives share his attention by
turns. Iuco.np-teI.cy receives i1s merilod expos
ure and for dishonesty he has terais TOO bitter.
lie is well informed on eli topics. and makes
some rather surprising assertions. lie is, with
OFT exception, the successful writer Of Militia
~ History new living. and has treated his present
subject With Lis rarest power.-[ Detroit Michigan
Tribune.
LE-WAIT FOR HRADLEY-GET TIE BEST.
Canyassers wanted for each county Of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho.
address TRAYER BROS, Portland or Salem.
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FARM FOR SALE.
Citation.

Estate of ALoNZ0 SIM0NS, deed. County
Court, Linn County, Oregon.
AT T0TICE.-Alfred Whcaldon, administrator Of
~ the above estate, having filed his petition
in the County Court of Linn county, Oregon, this
18th day of July, 1866, asking an order of said
ing to said estate, towi: so much of the n. W. or.
of Sec. 80, in TIP. IL, S. r. w, in Linn county,
Oregon, as may be necessary to pay off the claims
against said estate, and expenses sofAdministrtion,
1t is therefore ordered by tho Court that said APP
plication be heard at the County Court room, in
the Court House at Albany, Oregon, on the 18th
day. of August, 1866, aud that Fidelia A. and
Milton. Snider, Charles Simons VIM, Edward Si-
mons, Robert Simons, Elizabeth Harris and James
Harris, and all persons interested in said estate,
bo and appear before said Court at the timo and
place aforesaid, and show cause Why said applica-
ton should not be granted.
BURR MORRIS, County Judge.
Albany. July 18th, lS66.--4w.
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Final settlement.

Estate of ROBERT. @. LINyILLE, decd. In
County Court Linn County, Oregon.
NOTICE is hereby given that VIM. T. Temples
~ ton executor of the above estate, fled in
this Court at the July term thereof 1856, his ao-
counts for and praying final settlement of the
same. Tt Is therefore ordered by the Court that
said application be heard Saturday. August l1th.
1866, ut the County Court room in Albany, in said
county and that this notice be published for four
successive Wceks in the STATE RIGHTs DEMocRAT.
BURR MORRIS, County Judge.
Albany, July nth, 1s66.-iw.
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CANDoR-Candor consists in giving a
fair and deliberate hearing to opinions,
statements and arguments, and Weighing
fairly and honestly their tendency. 1t is
therefore opposed to prejudice, blind at
tachment to pre,conceived opinions, and
that narrow, disputatious spirit which
delights in captious criticism aud will
hear nothing with calmness that is op,
posed to his own views-which distrusts
or misrepresents the sentiments of its op-
ponents, ascribing to them unworthy mo-
tiyes, or deducing from them conclusions
which they do not warrant Candor, ac-
cordingIy, may be considered as COM
pound of justice and the love of truth.
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TEyHE Best. Cheapest. ard NOS. Interesting.
popular ard valuable illustrated History o.
tie REBELLION ugllisrcI. which Z. fully at;eT'cd b.
is enormous Sal5s. UPWARDS Or 3Go,Ct0 COP,
IES ALREADY SOLD. n9v being FRS, introduced
IN OREGON. Thiz nsW aud EttTaot.vs E0Ek wi
embrace : comprehensive account If the Who'll
contest. neatly printed from beautiful clear type
on good paper. elegantly illustrated with nuiHsr-
ous linc steel cn.E;,@ings, bound conpl4ts in on
SUPCRB VOLUME of over 1909 Royal Octave
pages. VIII bc Furnished - subscribers during
the e0n.iAy Autumn.
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An old fellow in a Western town who is

An old fellow in Western town who is
original in all things, especially IN exces-
siye egotism and profundity. and who
took part in the late great rebellion, was
one day blowing in the village tavern to
crowd OF admiring listeners, and boast
ing of his many bloody exploits, when he
was interrupted by the question: say,
old Joe, how many rebs did you kill dur
ing the war 2" Glow many did [ kill,
sir? how many rebs did I kill? Well,
don t know 'zactly how many; but know
this much-I killed as many o them as
they did O me p
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what it sreans-whither Drirtins.


The National Rteligeacer says that a
suit has been instituted by a negro
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, for refusing to sell him ticket
f0F Passage IN a firsF-olass car It als6
says that Forney, the editor of the Wash
ington City Chronicle, "has set the socia
example of receiving negroes at his man.
sion, where he entertained them in the
style Of luxuriauce usual with him."
We have already noted the fact that
the House of Congress has passed bill
to amend the organic acts of the Terri
tories of Nebraska, Colorado, Dakotah,
Montana, Washington, Idaho, Arizona,
Utah and New Mexico, which contains
the following sas its ninth section, viz;
.a "That within the Territories aforesaid
there shall be no denial of the elective
franchise to citizens of the United States
because of race or color, and all persons
shall be equal before the law; and all
acts or parts of acts eithor of Congress
or of the legislative assemblies OF the
Territories aforesaid inconsistent with the
provisions of this act are hereby declared
null and void"
A motion was made by LeBlond, OF
Ohio, to strike out this section of the
bill, but his motion was lost by strict
party vote-the Radical voting to retain
the negro suffrage section, and the Demo
Gratis voting against it.
y 1t may be asked what all this means.
Wendell Phillips in recent speech tells
US. He says:
Negro suffrage means n score of negro
Congressman sitting in the House of
Representatives. 1t means colored mer-
chants in New Orleans and eolored Sena-
tors in Columbia. 1t means negro rep
resentatives sharing in making railroad
laws and other laws 1t means social
equality, and that was where the South
erner met the question. Social equality
follows hard on the heel of the ballot
box, and the South knows it, aud she re-
sists negro suffrage for what must follow
it"
We suppose social equality CT whites
and blacks at the north will follow negro
suffrage, as we'll as at the South. And,
We suppose, that Ia really what the Radi-
Gals of Congress are working for.