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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15
BURKE3 { HAMLIN.
Findlay, Ohio.

DERSONS wishing to buy or sell Real Es.
l. tate, will hnd IL to their advantage to car
al the Office oi BURhET 4 HAMlIN, oveI
Ewing Rsdick's shoe Store.
Among the many farms and desirable
town property are the following:
35 Mos. and Colts out.Iots. There IA a
small u ane dwelling, stable and other out
buildings, good water, &o. Price, $1,000 In
cash.
34-l63 acres OF land In Eagle township,
Hancock g bunty, Ohio, 90 acres cleare /
and uLder good state OF cultivation. There
isa good twO.story frame dwelling with
cellar, and wood house adjoining n large
frame barn and other out buildings. Plenty
Of good spring and well water large ap.
Pile, pear cherry and peach orchard two
large sugar camps, SO. One mile west Of
Bellefontaine road and half mile from
Bishops mill. School within 20 rods
Price, $50 per acre. Terms easy. 80 acres
viii be sold separately at ta0 per acre.
jG-lt story frame dwelling. containing six
ronmS and summer kitchen with n never
failing we'll Of good water inside with two
hne lots well arranged with ornamental
apple, peach, cherry and plum trees,
grapes and currants, good earn with gran.
cries sheds and stabling for four horses,
everything in hrst class order. Price,
$1,000. ON reasonable terms.
3l--s0 acres Of timber land In Gratiot coun.
", Michigan, in the vacinity OF the Detroit
Milwaukee x. II. Price. $500.
l-2OA acres Of land, one mile south OF Court
House, good orchar d, 200 sugar trees, de-
sirabie country seat.
$50 acres timber land in section 81, in Del.
aware township. Price, $500, cash.
$3.50 acres Of land. one mile from Montpe.
lier, in Williams county. ohio, 8 miles from
Bryan, As acres cleared, plenty OF water.
Price, $1,000. WIN exchange Tor Findlay
property.
25-2 desirable building lots on sandusky
Street. Price, $3.50.
ai-A frame house on W. Sandusky street,
lot Is well fenced. Price. $500.
1.-TWO building lots (2lI and 2ls) in vance's
addition. Price, t5j0.
I'll story frame dwelling, on Crawford
street, rooms, good well and cistorn,
everything in good order. Price, $1,000.
s-House and lot on Jones street. Price.
$3.50.
"a story frame house on W. Sandusky
street, rooms, stable, &c. Price, 5000.
1.-Two story brick dwelling on Sandusky
street near Mun. metal root. wood house
we'll and cistorn, all in nne order. Price.
$500.
ga fne residence on Sandusky street.
Price, $4,000.
33--lt story frame dwelling on W. sandusky
street, containing or s ruoms; good barn,
milk house, well OF sater. and plenty OF
fruit and ornamental trees on lot. Price,
s270O.
raT VIII attend 10 all Legal Bust
ness entrusted TO their care.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15
County InfirRalary.
To the Voters of Hancock Co.

fVnE Commissioners of Hancock county a..
L Ohio. desirous ot acting IN Obedi ence to
the v"lce of the people OF SAID county on
the questlonof leyying tax tor the purpose
of building II" County Inhrmary," hereby
can upon ,he legal voters OF said county, 10
vote on tho q .esti0n Of " Inhrmary, )" or
"Nvlnilrmar at the coming April elec
ton. said Commissioners therefore requesi
avery voter in the county to prepare and
cast a ballot At said election, on which bal.
lots shall bs written or printed. tie wurd,
/" lhhrmary--Yes," or " lniirmary-NO.".--
Blank ucNets not to be counted. The Com.
mlssion,rs further request that r,wnship
Trustees furnish separate box tor said
election; and that The vote ON said question
he certlhed by the officers uf said election
and returned to the County Clerk within
three days after said election. And as the
people decide the question thus submitted
to them, 50 viii tne mmissiOners feel
bound TO act, whether that vote be cast for
or against a" County lnfrmary."
In order TO put the question fairly before
the people vi the county, the COmmlssiO ners
will further state that tney now have ON hand
SIX thousand dollars, available funds, when
hey are authorized TO conv ert INTO all Infr
mary Fund. JOIN COOPER,
WM. rAfL n, Com.
marsnc42.tw Nv. ENGLE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15
Notice.

A LII those indebted TO J. s. Ballentine are
"A respectfully requested to call and settle.
tsblnoJ a. I'D. IIl. ". q
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15
Dissolution Of Partner.
shin.

TIlHE Arm OF kem0le ~ Co, was dissolved
l. By m tual consent On ,he lot day Vi
March, lsG7.
Any one knowing themselves indebted to
SAID firm viii call aud settle Immediately,
silher By cash or note.
A. CUSHION,
Mar. Is 1913 3w j. &. KtNBLE
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15
Ditch Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given TO Ezra Ketcham,
~ nonresident of Portage tp., Hancock
county, o., that there will be a petition pre-.
sented to the Trustees OF said township, set
or , nea,,ne ,,nh 0n .n1 soth Ia ~, "srch ieot'
on the line between B. y. Anderson and D..
W. Ankrum, thence on west line TO q ditch
known as the Whiimore ditch, and there ter.
inmate also q ditch to begin at the south.
west corner Of Henry GrabUw's land and run
north ON the line between said Henry Gra
bow and Ezra Ketcham, 10 a ditch at their
north line and there terminate.
a.aHI HENRY GRAB0W,
And other petitioners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

CouRr.-County Court has been in
session since Tuesday, Judge Mott
presiding. Quite a number of cases
have been disposed of, most OF them
being OF light character. The new
Judge seems to give general salts,
faction to the Bar, both in his rulings
and method Of dlspatching business.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

See notice Of Dissolution Of the
firm Of J. Kemble a. Co.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

All those knowing themselves indebted to
A. Bushon either by note or book account
arc requested to call and settle.
marSnoi2 IL. k0B i co.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15
rIE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
GEO. W. SWEET, Proprietor.

New England botanical Depot,
LOG hanover Iieet, Boston,
Under the supervision OF Rev. j. W. Poland
Eg Benton, Myers & Carield, and strong
y Armstrong. Wholesale Agents, Cleveland
ror sale in tinday by NJ. Gray, $. J. NJ.
Huber & Co., and ). ID. Frey Il Co., dealers
IN drugs aid medicines generally. mars. ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

DERS0NS wishing to buy or sell Real Es.
l. tate, will hDd IL TO their advantage to caii
al the office oi BURhET 4 HAMl.IN, over
Ewing 4 Rsdck's shoe Store.
Among the many farms and desirable
town property are the following:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

Is Nos. Z and Colts out.lots. There ia a
small II ame dwelling, stable and other out
buildings, good water, &o. Price, $1,000 In
cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
COUNTY GOVERNMEN7.

BOARD OF sUPERvIsoRs.'
49,, MAY a. 1867 oeloci ~
ooa ,,, Smith esq President aud the following members
s.o. BI.siy Pci Hayes Herman, Roche Tweed and
Tho Board me, In their Chamber. No II City Hail. pursuant the
t"'Ds CAL" BOARD OF surERvI.on. OyDeS No CTR Hat
meeting Board S Friday nett the 5 ss. .I Il, Boar. I'''
v WILLIAM 81 TWEED. y ,SSsPR s - 11IboH'
WALTER ROCHE a nsSR S' BLRAKLRY,
SfMsS 4. mKRRaAS. JOHN Fox
Ss Ie.Gas Of the auies meeting dispensed wits
PETITION
wheS was referred to tie Committee on Annual Taxes
III, towinsu,med for services, supplies, and materials for
Comfy Court House tire, hundred al. cir dollar,
'n Py Sc1e and fourteen dOa" and oryHn'
e' %ss ssr referred to the Special Committee New cooroa
.. s' s fsEt 81 'T:'a !: eleven ''T
Shs I % s to one ON S"1dd and
% , :s s H. asna. oa c d co
Bills Of K'.sr SG sSd R. :. % dollar. and eighty
ct @5ss Ss.: four hundred and y dollars and 80 S
SSsy.s Two bundled .nd,slI,,t.S dSl"
'' % iS1 VS. sfs sST he ccmmss
an. s ,S1R !. S ,f5i ;' 'sSo ;
Charlie. B.Hsd.t j.Sasry fern .ish.i.n %
Robert R,o.y MAJ Term, sgiyons dollars and Lightweight - 40
referred the Committee Criminal Courts aud Ponce
Of Curt IT, amounting four hundred and sity nne uoa
f 800 O for services ATmoTer TO T"ehh Regiment
Ney.Y State National Guard.
Which Tefened 10 the Special Committee ATmores ana D
Bills Of lockwood Co. amounting TO two hundred and ioTU
dollars e246l, for articles for County onicea
which referred 10 the Committee County Omcet
hundred
(eIl7) for cleaning sunogaes ofce.
Which referred 10 the Committee on Civil Courts ,
Bills Of the fO.ngnLnsd, for printing and stationery if '
County,
W. D. Roe Co.. I've thOpsaDd hI bprdd and -'rors dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

J. o. Seymour Co. g.. thousand two hundred and 'rJOar
S %Sss AZ, ... 1d 70 the Committee Printing si.ca
.p III isi u rfS' cent? p.. sheriff
REQUIsuroSs.
R,ouiop we're received FROM the following named printing
'0Hs cl., Ss O. superior sntt Court.
which referred 70 the ccmmiti.. Printing .nd sSn.
sqeo9 "a. sIsd 6 TTST' on for c GS%T{ S, once
COMMUNICATIONS
''' DrrT on PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CoRRKoros)
No Bond street, near Bro,dwsy
Hot HENRY SMITH President Of ne Board o. ssPtrrors
SIR The Commissioners o. Public CaaEss s1d Correction '',ps
inadequate provision the Tombs or First district Prison. for the
The capacity Of prison sue.n for hundred and twenty
y here I, onsS hsTs sss saaa and pos
awaiting trial aud al al. seasons the average number three hundred
TS, condition ola well regulated prison that Ss prisoner. .h,
occupy cells order tia, those convicted u lesser crimes
b s1ets h the more depred the omb where on
awaiting trial confined TIE Innocent are associated With the
Aid. from The demor,ng nautns. Of eopnng several ph.on.r.a
the eel, ,h, public health Is very serious. rsd zoe .s.s
bs, he Comms,oSs have been escaping The terrible in
S he midst 81 ppS
o and the to appear there could DO no nope Of eonhnas
sessions :.sS s Ds sG e. The . sS1.
ycu: degree; and for ' greater portion 'f'A' y'. to
t.al, 9T R .SS S.:
,bsp IN n Tomb, Vsry respectfully your oksdisnt seIEsut
INV ~ NV ' JAS. b. NICHOLSON, Presileat
which referred the Committee on Criminal Courts aud Police
The follosng was received; ,.- = -,
CosPrRoLLKRs OFFICE, May 20, 1867
TO n, Honorable "a, Board Of Supcrrisors
the honor 70 transmit Tor the consideration OF
your Honorable Body . snbeed communication from william Booth
certified being chapter b5 entitled
H Al for the relief Chens Aid Society OF the CITY OF Nss
YoI aud In aid Of Industrial schools thereof passed March a.
1867.
Respectfully submitted or,,n n covvotty co.,,,.u..
rYort May a, 1861
Hon. Il. CossoLLY, Comptroller, fe: .,-,, .
sin; hays the nclose certified copy OF an act Of
he IsgIre at s last session. entitled An Act for The eeo
hdrens Aid Society Of tho CITY OF anu 10 u oi he har
ra Schools hereof passed March ~ 1907 a.,
hsy you TIE faTor Of calling ne immediate Asnnoh OF Ihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

At vespers in Trinity Monastery Moscow. 90 bells
are sounded from q single tower at once
nan, po,,or Cothol;o oo.,,os.I n IL - i.
nUm a.v,aii Sa.ioilc catnetia, Oh inaemnceht
PioPo mas Jue' oceh consecrateo III IeHn emma
One death and three resi- gnations have left an the
Congregational churches of Concord without settled
ininstefs
On Sunday Nav the Rev. David pease n Bapti.t
minister I'm Ashfeld Mass aged 80 years stored
the ordinance OF baptism TO John Williams aged 7S
-. -. g.. - n, - al, -. =. = 49,. ~
Shlcag0 DuiIt last wear - HSM CnuIcaes az o
sS COO neo d hUIs tb 1at Wnter a. eiisxioa .he
wants OF 1000 poor people
n, acramento Cal ia ahont TO make An EFFORT 10 raise
sseoo in New England i'm behalf of the california Theo-
5000 $500 SamInarr " Wv
"s'os' 9en"a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

Which referred 10 the Committee IN Annual Taxes.
CoUSrY NEw.YoRK-SURReGArFs 0YFcK, NAV o, 1861
To he Honorable ne Board Supervisors County OF Ne York
application frequently BY for an in
Of the clerical force allowed this Office consequence
pose in the years 1904 large number Of wills
time than hundred which have 70 pro-
together all the depooes papers requiring record
a E @ T ass sf D%Gs s Fl S S f S
little than lG7 The pub put great
the County miSh inear great rpoa5i also take he liberty u
again inviting the attention Honorable Board the unsafe
County involving every Ownership
81 2aa ss' ar; Hf fS
ss0 Ordinary window SsGs' As haze ne before stated these facts
them again your notice order avoid responsibility myself and
d IN the 'S new Gcd Saas 70 ~ ONCE
'HD all" WIN ." GIDEON J. TUCKER, Surrogate
Which referred to the Committee Civil Courts
The Committee on annual the annexed
petitions for correction Of tAr' respectfully
That your carefully considered said petitions and
s sss aS a set @ th ~s 1
iSe tax IS for h ,r is % sn ~ @
hereby RENTED said Patrick having been resident Of the United
the last i've and having personal property ia the
assessed against estate Hopper year be
hereby rend said estate having all been distributed the
RSId ina. as tar valuation Of tssng thousand dollars
II. said Wales having personal property
,s 5 AID having besS sSs" & s coun dsns the whole
time the tar books were open for correction 800.
against WIN. HaoOOg. @ The 1866 be and he
% & amount Oeons StCo t Comfy and 10 s,SSg
been absent from this County dns the months Of January February
R'otd That the ysqoa Of four thousand dollars $4,000
Be and the hereby femed said Rosenberg having Ony
hSs1 @ SpS S Of S0 sS has
dollars $1,000 eeOsn error OF the Commissioners OF Taxes and AZ
Resolved That valuation ofwo thousand dollars ooe
assessed 'gh9. %m Eins for 1859 be AID the hereby
u r & A,s,s,sas d1 Of MARCH, 1906 ssd usds ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

ITO BRASS FOUNDERS.-Sealed Proposals.
will be received this Once Roands Hall Parl n
0eOef dMoNDAY the 10th day Of June for the mppb
80 l-lnch Brass STOP-COCKS,
so s-inch Brass ST0P-C0CKs,
1900 s.inch Brass ST0P.C0CKS,
500 finch Brass STOP.COCkS
Each proposal must he indod Proposals Stop Ceehs
together with the OF the bidder and offering
security required will be One Thousand Dollars SPECIFICATION.
blank Of bids be had application The
the ghto reject al bids II deemed for the public
interest THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT l. DARRAGH,
A. W. CRAVEN
= Croop Aqusdee Boanl
oroe croton Aqueduct Department Nav 49, Ie67.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
Corporatiou Notices.

ITO IRON FOUNDERS.-Sealedp proposals will
received this ocs Rotunds City Hall PaIk oeoch
Iron Water Pipes and Castings, via:
Water Pipes, 20 inches internal diameter
1000 feet Iron Water Pipes u inches internal diameter.
feet Iron Water Pipes inches internal diameter
5000 feet Cast Iron Water Pipes inches internal diameter
26 tans Of Branch Castings
10 tuDs OF Special Castings
ii tuns Of Stopcock Boxes and Covers
Each proposal Proposal
and Castings together with the obe bidder osepg
The amount Of security required viii be- for the Pipe Branch
ngs fifteen thousand dollars for the Special Cs'ng thousand dol
the Sopcock BoIes aud dollars
blank
oBeeCrotOn Aqueduc Department New-lork May a. 1861
THOMAS STEPHENs, } CTotop
ROBERT j. DARRACIi, yAqaeaeet
W. CRAVEN. Board
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07
HI. JOHNSON,
Denti - t.,

NIhI'fIAtAiAs
n EsrEcTFULLy 'spa,as u. Ut.
X, yicer TO his old ltie's's aud p.ltus
= Harrison and adjoining co"nt'es; From
-. icnc eYperiencc and close application
~ ,hs nj ii ssiou he feels warranted 70 say'
-. H., hi, work will bsinrf'et 70 none
Artificial teeth iase'.s!i on US "s
i,e Has iron, Que to s,sall sell and P''Fe'
,stistactioa guaranteed a., am.c a,
Tia can h ioand at bis yms' a.,
N ,i,,e, Where II is incouscn"ui 'oI
=. .".,ors 70 come to the once, they WI ~
rsi,,d on At their bon'es. US s s.s
a. :, .rsursd b, s.idr-,''s his' 'n'o's"
'"e n " slde oil the iuoi'e
Square. .... 800 Wy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07

Lo.r Tixs.-i.et any mss pas
m evening in vacant idIsnes"' Q!
even in rssAisx roms sisIy ssls .ss
compare tbs state Of his s'sa S"s.
n. rs~s " sIesp ~ gets sp n:ss
vorning with il stats s"..r s'hss
dsv, whsa hs hes spsNt iss hoeis
10 going through tbs prosls, ~ 'Aes.
aud reasoning, Of soss u the gtss'
doctrines ia natural science, 's.sains
truth. wholly ssw 70 HIN. sad s.'''
sfyisx AIusslf, By sAssfsi sass'ss'
dos. Of the gssaads ~ vAssA ssevs
truth. rest, 30 - V - sst oss!
.cou.in.sd vish ths deessisss shsm
,vlvss, bus stls y sAov Wy =
ksltsvss tAsss, sad y Psevs nss"s'
other. that they srs srss--s" ~
~ great . diGefsses between 'oekls|
hack spos .ins aupsoi'ah'y wsssse
aud tine spent ia ~ isP'cvs
liz viii fssi hiusslf !. oss -
li.,,ss. and aiaaAsisasd II ~ ~
comfortable sd hspfy- 10 - -
, CO " " ~ aes spfses - hie.ss
h.uh,s, ~ II lssss wsla ~ -
s.sasd asy slain - Ais 50 sssrsn
IN The other oass b viii ssjey
> proud Consciousness u havisg
! Il ovs sssssieas, bsss.s . ~
4 .sA, tAsvessss, . uoss GRATED ssev'
= - a.w~~Apn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07

Mouse Ana l1st Cor esaAe'
MISERABLE property in the ely o
~ M.',h.is, AIRY sso,.suxv
Mar,Aali, Nov ~, ~. y 10"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07

psvy "Was uncls
Paul a Mason p Ite asked OF MN.
Darlington. N he rtooa looking At
tho rigeA profile Of the ancient cot,
norsl Of Tho I" Bloody 'Lsvsnth
! Ina, hung ON the wall
"No, he wss veteran sargent
naturally though he took in esv1e"-
inc afterwards, and raised the nse.s
wonderful squashes, that always took
the primer =, the hort'esHo's'
Fair" o.
continued Ike.
30. dear, no., rsplisd she, "aad
Tn clad Of IL, for they are great
de., TOO FREQ IA throwing their Piss'
term round, which u very mortar.
fyipv. and takes ~ color oct OF
t things so; and when they whi'swssh
/. ed Ike kitchen did'st they make ires
with the balmy bad run which Wy
mistook for cordisIy aad J vs:h y
. gracious |. had been . mstsc V hsv'
!, taught EN- . iesson 70 be little 'ss'
free next time.
= but FREQ -.nssos,' ssid lie, PCT
= ulsntiy, saint mssons ] msss ~
70 fellow that buiit the tsmrls,'
l. nOr' she exclaimed, " shsm vel
70 dear have hsascd Of goosi mas
,h;,ps they did. aud then sea.a
(. have heard Of good Macy thi"e
~ thew didn't and - bstwesn en- bot
!" I don't bcIisve neither. u 10
rre,, my s,cryr r ,hs ~hiapsrsd -:
50 r. they dia ill Mcvsss, they oas'
9" 10 have done il " they aF's'
* tho twas . had thiug fer sim ~
.s / never believed the story told Of >
'' seullinp up Nigsry Falls IN Psss'
Kettle with . cvobsv, which u p
70 MYSTERIOUS. and o. for the Essd'Fc"'
ssf thereby hsnrs . tale, sad thr 10
~ know, Whist they do in their ssc'
cemeteries, when they ~ o" .
49,, nuothev's clothes BY w'~ssks sne
~ up III soris Of capsrs, " ny "@"'
~ az the ridiculous spross which
,f, mako 'sn Look ~ Sssss
w" The ;etesss. 1T Ike Nd esss
o' r and he hid termed Ais ssssatiou
~. aasiasiMg the est With an nPfi'cs'
The Of soft soap.
.ov Tho negro policy Of the rsd''
" h.. Ain,ini,hsd the nsRr~ pcrs'as
one million three hssdfsd sso =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07
National Politics.

The only effective opposing IoIce
with which successfully ~ cope with
the rebel Democratic alliance ia the
sphere of politics is out ,and-oui,
unauthorized Radicalism. The "eon-
scrya,iye Republican policy has
been tested aud is : failure. The
advance which has been made from
time to time, has been in spite of
the practical managers, and not
in aay sense As the result Of their
wissom aud forc,houeht We have
had Johnsons mulish and sometimes
frantic opposition, cooperating with
the earnest Radical undarcufrcnt
alnong the people and thus have
come forward lifting tho dead weight
Fessendens from one successive loyal
to another. 1t is most unfortunate
for our eanse in this State, n, this
juncture, that johnson allowed
himself to be over persuaded not to
make speech after the Ohio and
Pennsylyania elections. But We
cannot aud ought not 10 depend upon
the excitement of ap unnatural
stimulant 10 ensure success. piseip.
lined by the recent defeats, and other
losses forcshadowcd IN the near fu'orc
the Radical voices, lately modified,
or silenced in tho Repnblican ranks,
will again be heard and needed
orr ciieah, he biacAS ~ The South
arc An element Of strenr,h not 10 DO
ignored or overlooked in the rcor.
ganization of political forces now
going on They are, and will con
tinue to be, the allies Of the genuine
Radicals of the North. With this
alliance viii rest the future balance
Of power That party will be wiscst
which best meets the reasonable
demands Of the newly cntrnnchised
black race, and OF the sincere and
earnest advocates OF an impartial
enlightened Democracy. twill not
be enough to simply gain the organ
izaton Of State government in the
South, upon the basis Of the present
Congressional plan, and then with
draw the military protection Of the
Federal arm, and leave the recently
cmancipated, landless blacks to the
changes Of an unequal struggle with
the rcbcll;ous white land monopo
list of that section Of the country,
The blacks of tho South ore entitled
to bomcsleads on the soil, which their
unrequited labor in past years has
paid for many times over. They
have not only earned a. title to such
homcsteads, bat it viii presently be
seen that landed .oothold will be
absolutely indispensable TO maintain
thoir political freedom, Those in
menso undivided estates are, by the
laws Of war, really the property Of
the Federal Government They are
now in the possession of their
present occupants only by the
trcachery aud bad faith ofthe asurpcr
of the White House. 1t remains,
therefore, a duty Of Congress both
to depose johnson, and TO disposscss
the rcbeilious occupants Of the large
landed estates franlulcntly conveyed
to them by the traitor President
Next, TO pravido =. :, aero. each I'd
=. =, .a.,saasxakkasSSssS1, and laadless
H., a,J ioyal moor whites, and also
10 pro .empt similar claims in favor
OF the soldiers 81 "e 'u ,,n M,3
81 ,hs Southern lands. which ar,
riehtfully the property Of the FEEDER
al Government II parcclled out an'
sold at merely nominal rates, woui'