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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-12
Farm In Stewart County For Sale.

j. T. Atkins rs. WIN. Thompson.
BY virtue OF dearee rendered at the
April term, 1861, OF the Chancery Court at
Clsrksville, will offer at public auction, at
the Courthouse in Clarksville on the 9th
July, tract of hnd lying in civil district
No ., In Stewart county, Tennessee, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at black
oak and post oak In path Dyes corner,
thence rJ,th lb4 poles To spanish oak
thence eas. l0i poles TO stake and pointers,
thence south l5l poles 70 a black oak and
pointers, thence west lo4 poles to the begin
ning, containing 100 acres, being the same
purchased by Vim. Thompson of Atkins &
Pickering.
TERMS-6, IL and lS months credit
Notes with good security required and lien
Yetaiaed. No redemption.
W. T. SHACKELFORD, c. & n.
July 9th '67--4w-prs. fee adv&b--
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Sarah A. Steele %. Y. II. Steele ct ais.
On Saturday, inlh day Of August next,
BY virtue Of decree rendered at the April
term, 1901, viii offer for sale, on the prem
lees, at public auction, two hundred and
nineteen seps ef land, heavily timbered, and
situated about miles from CIsrksville, on
ihe south side Of Cumberland river and near
the RailrEL Thisland will be divided into
small iai.as 20 ~ 10 suit persons Of limited
means. IL adjoins the property Of John Kee-
Pee, and belongs to the heirs of John Steele,
deceased. A plan can be seen at my Office.
bids TO be opened at $40 per acre.
TERMS, AZ ard Is moths with inter
est from date. Notes with good surety re-
qured aud lien retained for purchase mon
ty. NO redemption.
Isssv-~w. I. sHACKELFORD G. Il N.
5a'y -, 's5-<w-psA 70 adyGb-.
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w. T. SHACKELFORD, G. & NJ.
June FL, '67-4w-prs. fee-adv&b-$22.
Upton Edmondson, ADM, Us. Geo. H. Swi
M a1a

Upton Edmondson, Adm's, Us. Geo. H. Swift,
ct ais.
BY virtue Of decree made at the April
term, 1867, Of the Chancery Court at Clarks-
vile, Tennessee, will offer at public
auction TO the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse In GAINESVILLE, on July Goth,
1867, trrct of Land in Montgomery
County, on the south side of Cumberland riv-
er, bounded as follows: Beginning at Red
Oak stump, runs tLcn west, 2O3A poles to a
large RI Oak, at the Clsrksville and Char
lotir -sn South 43o West l6 poles to
a. =, then West SO poles with ]. T.
Pr naio son' s line to Golden creek, then up
the creek win its meanders South 40 West
VI poles, then South $50 West G poles, South
$40 West 10 poles South 800 West n poles
to stake at East edge of the rood, tren
North TO East lao poles to q biack Gum,
then East Ga poles to two red Oak stumps,
then North 80 poles to the beginning, exclu-
ding acres at the School House, and one
half the Spring, containing - acres.
TERMS OF SALES, IL, Is and *
months credit Notes with good sureties re-
quired, and lien retained for purchase mon
ey. No equity of redemption reserved.
W. T. SHACKELFORC, G. & NJ.
June "a, '67-4w-prs. fee adv ab--$0.
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Merritt B Fort, Adm n ". j. q. Mckoin.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Colst at Clarkville, rendered at the April
term, 1867, will sell, at public auction, on
the premises, on Tuesday, 9th day Of August,
1867, seventeen town lots, lying between,
and fronting on, Franklin and Main streets,
and on both sides or Seventh Cross street.
opposite the residence of J. e. Broaddus.
TERhS-T Ten per cent. cash and the bal
ance on credit Of ., IL, IL and "a months.
Notes with good surety required and a lien
retained. No redemption. = .r
A map Of ttcla lots can be seen at the Of
fee af the G. & ".
W. T. sHACKELFoRD, G. h NJ.
July 9Th, '67-4w prs fec adv&b--
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In pursuasee Of an order Of The Chancery
Court ct Cisrksville, Tennessee, viii offer,
Il public auction, At the Court house Ia
Clarksville, on Saturday, 27th July, a tract
Of land In district No. ., In Montgomery
county, containing about one hundred acres,
srd lying about ene-half mile east OF Valley
Forge, and known NJ the Sam. Tyson farm.
TERMS, ~ and IS months credit
Notes with good surety required, and no right
of redemption reserved.
w. 7. SBACKELF0RD, @. h N.
July Bth, '67-4w-prs fec 81.
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A. J. Robert, %. L. G. Williams.


By virtue of a Decree of the Chancery
Court at GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, as the April
term, 1867, will offer at public auction, at
the Courthouse In GAINESVILLE, on Saturday
July goth, 1867, twenty-four town lots lying
on the Cumberland River, and between and
bounded by the N. @. 4 L. Railroad and the
Paradise Hill Turnpike. This property is
situated Immediately at the Freight Depot
and Is the best location for warehouses in the
whole city.
TERMS OF SALE--6, IL and IS months
credit, except cash enough to pay costs and
Attorneys fees. Notes with good surety re-
quired, and lien retained for the purchase
money. A plat of these lots can be seen at
my Office, and also on the handbills publish
ed in this cause. No equity OF redemption
retained.
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In Chancery as ClarksyIlle.

Conrad Frederick, Admr rs. heirs and credi-
tors Of ". n. Hicks, deceased
In obedience IA an order made n the
April term, 1867, ! hereby notify the cred.
itors of W. r. Hicks, dooesscd, to tile their
claims, properly authenticated, 10 this office,
on or before the Ssp,clases Rales, OF the
HSme will b. barred.
W. T.. SllACKRIFoRD, q. a N.
JULY 9Th, df-Gw pr. fee 81 30.
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July 9th '67-4w-prs. fee adv&b--
d. C. Landon and wife Us. Dukes Heirs,

by virtue of decree made at the April
term 1867, Of the Chancery court ut Clarks-
Vile, Tennessee, will offer at public auction
n, the Court house in Clarksville, on the 27th
Of Jnly, 1867, a lot Of ground on Franklin
street, fronting abont As feet on said street,
aud about 100 feet on the alley between
Franklin and Main streets. This lot adjoins
the lot on which IL built the small frame
house lately occupied by Dr. Bihngsley.-
The biddngs on this lot will be opened at
81 900. TERMS-l0 per cent cash and the
balance on a credit Of J, 2 and 3 years with
interest from date. No redemption.
". T. SiIACKE.F0RD, g. 4 u.
July 3, ls61-iw TT. fee -.
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tfSNfS8 ~s&<"H'9 " ~"'tH ~ nttIH W wv
sSssns \ Beny M Jc<hss Brown %. Louisa
4 W - m,srs e els.
J ny vIrfre ~ I derive rendered st The
April I'm, yesy ~ tbe Chsncssy Court, At
Ciarhsv1I,s, wi ofF<r Or ssis, II public
s,esioc. ss7ses1sy, On August vest, n The
cvurs-bosss v faafksvif,s, the ert-cIsss Ho-
81 IA CisskssIlls hsowu M Mcess's Hotel.
1his 10 an elsszns sIsss&sory brick Hotel,
fronting on NE puhlN s4uars, containing
abons ~ rooms, and bss large garden at
tacbed. The bouss h sisnost new, having
been eou,plessd The 6nt pear u ,seiate war.
Possessisa Vii ~ sivss - he Jet January
next tnf4
TBENs-s,Is, 10, snd ~ rscnshs with
! interest from dste. Notes with good surety
wquissd end iieo retained for purchase
money. No riabt ~ redemption reserved.
ifHr 4 W. z. eHkCKELfORD, O. h M.
July 9Th 'o7--<w-prx fec sdv&b-
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uOItsF sCIIOOL,

AZ Fair Gr0unts, near Clarks'ille.
Mr.. ". u. Mauifsa proposes TO train and
teach number Of aosses to 60 all the fancy
and modern gai,s- f'vaons whO have young
stock 10 gal, would ia wen to have them
trained and gated is the comiDg Fall Pair.
lie has ane stables aud careful ostlers, and
particular cara will he taken OF stock en-.
trusted To hiah ne has superior advantages
over all others, a. the stock can be exercised
on the track. Charges moderate. Persons
Who have stations coming ont Of the sSason
viii have the chance to gait ihem. keep
fancy saddle horses aud ,nares for sale.
APPly to ". h. MARSh AisL,
Montgomery Coaaly Spw Groaaa.
=, 'sne IA, ls6i'3n 49,.
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We offer all the above Instrumen! s at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES,

Wdrrmted for FiVe Years, and keft in tune
for one gear, and will take in exchange old
Pianos.
Special attention given TO Tuning and
Repairing. All are cordially invited to ex-
anime these instruments, and Messis. Como
yer will take great pleasure in showing
them. Call or send for illustrated Csta-
logues with price lists.
Remember the pIace-Sie:n Of tn
Gold Pen. --vv--stsr
Feb, q, ls67-ly. f-Ai-..
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WOOL OAIsDING.

WE are now Carding Wool Rolls, spd are
prepared 10 do work on sbort notice.
Al wool lsft Al y. D. KseseSs Hardware
Store, win Be carried out and cAr6ed Ia the
nsatest style p. PEACHER, Agent.
PsArHn's Mnis, Trys, June 7, 's7-sns
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Paintingyls PaintinglI
W. L. GARDINER & CO,
HOUSE PAINTERS,
&C., Sc,
GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE

DIAM OR ORNAMENTAL PAPER
i HANGING, done with neatness Stain.
ed glass. for side or transom lights, made "a
order. A good supply Of Paints, varnishes
Turpentines, Oils, White Lead, Putty, Win
dow Glass, &C., &c, Of the BEST KIND, will
be kept constantly on hand.
Shop for the present. on Academy St.,
near the Female Academy.
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A. ]. Lyle, us D. II. Duncan, ct ais.

Pursuant to an order made in this cause,
at the April term, 1867, of the Chancery
Court Mt GAINESVILLE, I will sell at public
auction, at the Courthouse in GAINESVILLE, on
July goth, 1867, tract of land
situated in Montgomery County, in District
No. Q, containing 2l4 acres. There is ex-
copied from this sale a grave yard 20 feet
square, which is included in the tract. This
is an excellent farm on the Dover road, about
10 mics from Clarksville, being the same
sold by A. j. Lyle to said Duncan.
TERMS OF SALE.---6, IL and is months
credit from day of sale. Notes, with good
security required, and lien retained for the
purchase money. Equity Of redemption No
reserved.
w. T. STACKELFORD, G. h NJ.
June 81, '67-4w-prs. fee adv&b--Ss.
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Geo. H. Spencer ct ais, os.Iohn @. Gillian,
ct ais.
Pursuant 10 an order made at the April
term, 1867, OF the Chancery Court at Clarks-
vile, will on the Goth of July next, offer
as public auction, at the Courthouse, in
Clarksville, house and~lot on the Charlotte
roai, now occupied by Mrs. Ballentine. The
The lot contains about acres.
TERMS.-0ne-third cash, and the balance
on credit Of one and two years, with inte-
rest from date. Notes, with good security
required, and lien retained for the purchase
money. No redemption.
w. T. SHACKELF0RD, G. 4 NJ.
June "a, '67-4w-prs fee adv&b-Ss.
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"A Gard.

Having again returned to GAINESVILLE, for
the purpose of resuming my old occupation
of House Painting, &C., would solicit from
the citizens and surrounding country, and
my old Customers, especially, a share of
their patronage, for the ABOVE firm.
shall myself attend 10 the finishing of all
work entrusted to us. Our patrons may
rest assured that my Policy will be to exc
cute 1t in most workmaplike and substan-
tial manner. Engaging the services of ex-
perienced workman, and using the best of
Materials, and it will be my earnest endeav-
ors to give satisfaction to the best Of my
ability, as have tried to do in olden times.
Respectfully,
Jan. rs, lS67-H. .e
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C1ianccry sa1c
--Or--
Valuable Property, Town Lots,
Farms, Residences, etc.,
Al Ciayksriiis, 7snnessse, on Saturday
July 20th, 1867.


II David Gardner, "a. d. II Duncan. !.
In pursuance Of an order made In this
cause 1T the April termof the Chancery Court,
! will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, al
the Courthouse IN Clarksviile, on Saturday
July goth, 1867, the tract Of land mentioned
In the plcadings, containing 2o4 acres. The
land IL situated In District No. 4, OF Mont.
gomery county-bcing the same land pur-
chased BY David Gardner Of Levi Cooper.
TERMS Cash enough TO pay costs, bal
ance on credit Of 6, ~, Is and "a. months
Notes with good security required and lien
retained for the purchase money.
W. T. SHACnELFORb, @. Il. N.
June Il, '67-4w-prs fee-ady&b-$S.
v. A. Haunum, Ct ais, Us. John Fox, ct ais
Pursuant 10 n Decree OF the Chance cry
Courfat GAINESVILLE, at the April term, 1867
] will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, al
the Courthouse, Ia the town of Clarksville
on Saturday July goth, 1867, the following
described property, to-wit:
Begins on Main street and runs back north
2lo feet to l6 feet alley, thence east with
said alley 100 feet, thence South 2l0 feet to
Main street, thence west 100 feet with Main
street to the beginning, It being the same
property sold by S. Y. Beaumont to said Fox
This property has been divided into 3 lots
which will be sold separately. On lot No
], which fronts 60 feet on Main street, there
Is good two-story frame house, out-houses
etc, and on lot No. 3, there is a good frame
Livery Stable. e. A. Tarwater is at present
occupying the dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE.--Cash enough to pay
all costs and fees, and the remainder in three
equal payments at 8, ~ and ls months from
date Of sale, with interest from date. Nc
right Of redemption reserved. Notes with
good security required, and lien retained
for the purchase money.
VI. T. SHACKELFORD, G. h NJ
June 81, '67-4w-prs fee-adv&b-$ll.
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Anvils and Vices Bellows. Stocks and Dies;
Hammers, Hatchetts and Steel; Hoes, Hinges
and Files Carpenters, Blacksmiths', Coop
ers' and Shoe Tools Min, Circular, Cross
cut and Haud-saws Axes, Nails and Chains;
Knob, Plate and Gun Locks; Sifters, Show
els and Tacks. Also, a large assortment Of
Guns, Rifles and Pistols; Table Knives and
Forks; Pocket Knives Scissors and Shears,
Of every variety,
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BLANKS

or EVERY rtscRlFnos. NEATLY
tais,,d AUD ist sax al CEssSstl SlugE.
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Franklin st., CLARKsvILLE, TENN.
Orders solicited and carefully filed
CARD,

Messrs. Ed. TURNKEY, J. D. NEBLErT and
W. J. ELY will be In attendance, and most
cordially invite their friends and the public
generally to give them call.
Feb 8, ls67-ly
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nsH- Among the many testimo mails are
found the'iollowing names:
George W. Morgan, Organist of Grace
Church, New York; VIM. A. King, Organist
OF the church of TRANSPORTATION; John Zun-
del, 0rgauist Of Plymouth church, l'rooklin.
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Sub Bass and Knee Swell,

become the most powerful and rich toned
instruments extant. But the drowning
achievement is found in the
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= =
A PERSONAL EXAMINATION WILL
"A certainly convince one of the superior
merits OF these instruments Eighteen OF
selected, in preference to all Others by the
nr n conclus;vs,v ths. thsy or m" ~. nat
Host ReIiahIe'..T The piano Pnrt" nr
the Present nav ~" "
NihI E"In0VN riAN"o1
Eoss p.ana "a ard snan;s, c,,a,;,as 81
,ha $50 ""o' 'f''"' - 0'''e' VI
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This TrenOl.O

unlike all others, is managed by the foot,
with Third and Separate Pedal.
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Town Lots In CIarksvIlle For Sale.

July 8, is67-iw Pr. fee 81.
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vOX HUMANE TREMOLO,

which entirely changes the reed-tope, giving
the sympathetic sweetness of the human
voice, making them so melodious and pure
that they never fail to enchant the listner.
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Jan. rs, 1867-f. aiGN
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tTHE EMERSON PIANOS,)
The Estey Organs

Fatent Harmonic AttaChment
doubles the volume Of tone, and in connec.
ton with the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-12-03
The Trial of JEFF. Davis.

RICHMOND, November 26th.-Judge
Chase did not arrive here this morning.
The Court room was densely crowded and
in the Park outside was detachment of
Cavalry. The grand Jury was brought
in and all the counsel of Mr.. Davis were
present except James T. Brady, of New
York, and William B. Reed, of Philadel-
phia. Judge Underwood took his seat
upon the bench at 11:30 o'clock and the
grand jurors were sworn. After his
charge to the jury the Judge agreed to
fix the 25th day Of March as the day for
the trial. Application was made by Mr.
O'Connor that the bail bond of Mr.. Da-
Wis be extended until the time fixed for
the trial to proceed and agreed to by
Judge Underwood, and it was further
agreed that if Chief Justice Chase could
not then be present to preside over the
court that the leave of Mr.. Davis be ex-
tended to the term following. The order
for the extension of leave of absence ol
Davis and fixing the fourth Wednesday
of March next as the day for his trial
was then entered by order of Judge I'm
derwood. DAVIS did not appear in Court
ner did the witnesses for the Government
Three witnesses who came into Court,ex
Secretary Sedden, Ex-Governor Letcher,
and Gen. Wickham, were held in recogni-
zance to appear in March.
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Aiahanna convention.

In the Convention on the 10Th ult
"Nir. Lee wanted to vote in favor oi
substituting the minority, or non -enfran.
ehising, for the majority, or proscrip.
tion report. The following from the New
York World explains why he didn't:
"Delegate Lee, negro field hand, had
originally signed this report, or rather
made his mark thereto as a committee.
man, but, having been denounced by d
set resolution in caucus of the other
negro delegates as a traitor to his race and
threatened with mobbing, retracted. Al
first. on the call yesterday he sought to
dodge by silence, but what with the
stentorian repetition of "Mr. Lee" by
the Secretary, and the levelling against
him of a whole battery Of frowns, NUT
tered out, "No" in tone half disgust
and half apprehension. The argument
used to convince "Mr." Lee is very po.
tent one in its operation here; for the
pursuasive claims of tour race" backed
by salutary hint OF violence, is q
combination have yet to hear Of 9
negro being able to resist. 'Look a
desc yer white men," is the syllogism;
"dey done all splitup gin each oder, and
dat de way de black man git his rights
Now if you niger gwine gin de race
don you know dat black folks gwine to
lose dey rights? Course dey is, Sab
Colored folks must stick by de race, an
ifdey dom, dat niger gwine to be hurt
suah."
Go in Radical reconstructors; you viii
have the Southern States when you gel
through and the Democracy will have the
balance.
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lFrom the N. 7. World
Southern Elections.

Every day that there is mockery Of an
election in any of the Southern States
the telegraph announces that "the selec-
ton is progressing quietly . thus un-
consciously uttering most biting sarcasm
In view of the fact that every poll is
guarded by United States soldiers all
armed cop-o-pie, what could be expected
but quiet? On the other side, what q
severe commentary is the presence Of this
same soldiery upon the Radical mode of
reconstruction. So far as our memory
serves us, there has not been in all the
Southern States since they we're placed
under military rule single instance Of
disturbance of the peace that was not
caused by negroes. Possibly they we're
not wholly guilty, since in more than
one case it has proven that they were in
cited to disordsrly conduct by their pre-
tended Radical friends. All the letters
which we have seen, concur in the sta
tement that the white population are anx-
ious for the preservation of perfect peace;
in fact were they otherwise disposed-as
they are not-they know that any out
break, heweyer slight, that can possibly
be attributed to them will be hailed with
Joy by the Northern Radicals, and seized
upon as pretext for fresh Legislation of
increased severity towards the Southern
whites.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-12-03

B@r The editor of the Woodsfeld Spirit
has beer disporting himself in pictures
since the election. He must have ex
hausted his menagarie of roosters and
other animals. Once in a while, SO ju5i-
liant is ne, that his roosters perch them
selves over his patent medicine columns.
The editor should be careful; some of the
pills he adyertises are powerful.-Athens
Messenger.
That's so. The pills we advertise are
very nauseating to Republicans. They
are the genuine Democratic "dead-shots'
to the internal disunion doctrines advo-
Gated by the Revolutionists in power.
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TheImpeachnnent Committee.

Onsmonday, the 18th ult., the Com.
mittse reported to the Heuse of Repre-
sentatiyes. Three reports were made
The majority, made up of Boutwell,
Thomas, Williams, Lawrence and Church
hill. declares in iauor Of Impeachment
Wilson and Woodbridge report that the
President has sinned against Radicalism,
but has committed no 'shigh crimes OF
misdemeanors," and favor suspension
Of hostilities.
Messrs. Marshall and Eldfidge join in
reporting that the impeachment business
is q Radical humbug, and was started to
promote Radical purposes; that the re-
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Grant--Whise--Demagogues.

~
Gd.sHiilyer, formerly of Grants staff,
related 70 Congressman Eldridge, short
time Since, the essence of conversation
he heard between Gen. Grant and Presi-
dent.J ohuson:
''Ihearda conversation between Gen
Grant and the President some time ago
the only time lever heard them talk pol;
itics. Grant seemed very earnest about
it, and bringing his hand down heavily
on thetable said he (Grant): aMR. PRES
IDENE, .DEMAGoGUEs NAY TALK AS THEY
PLEASE, But THIS is A WHITE MANS
Government, AND NONE BUT WHITE
MEN SHOULD HAVE A VOICE IN 1T.
Radioalism has dropped Grant consid-
erably, since the above came forth. The
Marietta sRegister sailed under the Grant
flag for three or four weeks, and then
quietly hauled it down, and is now scud-
ding under bare poles-no Grant, nc
Chase. me Niger, no female sufrage, and
no party. ieq