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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

NeD JerUsalem Church, DeIapare Avenue,
Rev. Willard Fl. Hlnkley, Pastor; morning
service, 10i O'Clock; evening service, n
O'Clock. Subject Of discourse, Sunday even
ing, Feb. It'll, 1867, "Samson's secret dis
covered, his final victory and death."-
Judges XVI. Seats free.
Farlou9hed. -Brevet Maj. John II. Knight
Thirtieth Infantry, has permission TO delay
joining his company for four months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

Bounded BY Q, aud Z Streets, on Flnh al.
Seventh Avsuues wall aaaisd for country ss,ts sas y
az houses In full view Of the city, Chrlstlan y va
ware Rivers Good water. and no city taxes, 'a' Nv
j. A. Hnouv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

SOLOMON JOHNSON, colored man, former
ly President Lincoln's barber, has been up
pointed first class clerk in the Treasury
Department at Washington with desk in
the Secretary's office. This shows thai
colored men are ct for something better than
slavery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
SHERIFF'S SALES.


49, By virtue Of a writ Of IsvAri Raelns TO n, y
E,sHF reotsd, will he exposed 10 Public Sale, lla
iShs Hotel Of j. Pnssy smllh, In tbs city Of wllnl
aa.h zen, 70 NuN castle County Del- on bATURDll
following described Real Rstats, vlKs
Al that certain lot. plss parcel Of land, Stuaih
tne elY q wilmington. (Elih'N brick dwelling lhHla
erected,) bounded and dserlbed a. fooWa 10 gts-Bi
ginning AZ the northery sids Of Sixth street. bslral
fne ano Spruce sestpi at the distance Of QUE huaa
John Cooks line, thence with naid John Cook'I in
northsrly parallel With Pine street eighty feet to @
thenee ealtsry parallel With sixth street f q
Inches 70 stake, thence Houthsrly parallel with nh
.test eighty fest 70 said side Of sixth street and
heTeoy egnteen feel six ipehs 10 the place Of bsgnn
DO the eopteuts more OF less
relaed and taken In execution az the property 81 n
thur Cook and Mary, his wife, and tsrIs tsnauts anii
DO sold by WILIiAN pRRRRRT shsdE
hhsfina ONCE, Ne" Castle, Jsnunry Is, is6f-isbl-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
LARGE PUBLIC SALE
SUPERIOR STOCK
FARMING UTENSILS

Rrhs subscriber having determined to IeiiuquiIh im.
Ing will expose for a,e At 3d. Georges Station, Del H..
H.. on
Tuesday, the 26th day of February, 1867,
At 10 O'clock A. M the llWinE described Personal
- Property twelve head q Horses, Among
ssMz which are pair Of Matched Bays, can trot
NY together In three ten two superior single
-0@aA~ Horses, one Mare with foA nns Road Marti
the balance good Farm Horses. Five Colts hres coming
three years old two last sprlnga Colts Slight Mules
due workers. closely matched, and in good condition
-FOUR yoke Of Work Oxen, twelve Mileh Cows aasSg5A
four with calves BY their Hldssi several mors
will be In pIoht by dsy OF sale; three Bulls W
twenty head Of RoOd shoats, and two hun
dred head WeAtsrn Ewes; two One bred Bueka
FARMING UTENSILS, consisting Of eight Wagons
fur Of which have Hay hAohs four oECsrts two vi u
iren axles one Phosphate Brill, tHanss pAten) two
Jerssy Blue Combined keapera and Mowers and ono
Hussay Reaper one FELTON, ten horse Power and Threah
or, tkrsg GrAn Fans, two Corn Shelters. a BARRE
Shelter, ths other Hand shesrj twenty-five Ploughs
among which the different kinds most In use four
teen Calhyatota, all and ia good Ordsrj ave Tvlf
H1rrowh and feur harrowa, one Roller. one Vince
Rake and two Revolving Raleai forka, Hoes, Shovel
and ohains; sixteen sets Wagon Harness, twenty eu
Plough 0earr. two sets Double Carriage Harness. THO,
sets Single Carriage Harness.
Ono huAdred And nfty bushols HSsd Mercer Potatoes
one hundred bushels Seed Buckeye Potatoes Eve hun
Vinegar, tix hundred bushels Seed Oats dity bushe
Prime Glover Seed Hay BY the ton three tbonsAn,
| pounds Pork.
Bale to commence precisely at 10 o'clock No postpon.
msut on account of weather.
Tkkhh.-An aumh under twenty dollars, cash. 1hA
amount and over credit u niue monthG the purchase
TO give bAnkabs note, with approved sndoruer
| BAM'L NJ EHoH, Auciionesr.
| February ], lSe1-isbb-ta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
THE wArEn suppLY MEETING.

We give elsewhere, to-day, very full
account of the meeting of citizens, held at
the City Hall on Wednesday evening, to
consider the report OF the Joint Committee
on the subject Of pure and full supply OF
water for the city. 1t is to be regretted that
so important matter should have called
together so few Of the people as were there
present. The superintendent in his report to
Council, plainly and emphaticallY tells us
that the reservoir will contain but two days
supply OF water, and that in case ofaccident
to any part of the machinery during the
summer months, when the Braudywine is
lowest, great inconvenience and injury
would be the result, both to private familiei
and manufactures. With this and othel
facts before the people-the danger of con
fiagration, the terrible effects of long-con
tinued drought, and the stoppage of mills
factories and other business enterprises be
cause of scarcity of water-it is astonish
ing that they exhibit so little interest in tn
matter. We believe, however, that Counel
has done its duty, 1t has warned the peopl
Of their danger Il has invited them {
consider and avert it in time, and il the
neglect or refuse TO move in the matter, upo
hem will be the responsibility when til
hour of calamity shall overtake our city.
-~ssss-
The internal revenue receipts from Mar,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

within half nile o The city Of wllmlns,op n,
with other out bulldogs. for sale. The bSin,aaVA
nearly nav the land In high stats Of eul,lss,4s y
bali Of which Will In isu years be Required ~ s,
'hA' ]. A. BROW
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
ION pALK
J. A. nROWy

Near tbs slty linz, bstwssh the Railroad A.,
Greek. Two LOre 0R LAND, esntaininK Sboss v Y
will bo sold very cheap. F-'P'''a "
J. A. bpnws
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

within RON two to twenty miles OF Pets,sln,.
o. nom 10 70 igs astee each At FROM ten 70 nv sl
tSme with good buildings, and plenty Of Tooa (,
4ddrsss The subscriber. Wilmington, Del or C
deolS-tf ! A p,n..
TlOR SALE. ,--.-Ssa
Il No. 1. A THREE STORY BRICK uOusR =. n.
| street, above Riith strest Va M
No. 7. STORE, DwRbLIk9. 40. on Pourlh -.
bstvesn Market and King slress. II Lac very a.i-I
part 81 the city ior business Of any kind. ''3'
Gauilsy street, near Lombard, between HisTssa ~
No. 4 A BRICK DwRLLINo on rA.uAll .t,,., a..
/ Second street WI "H
No. .. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE 4, -.
or Seventh and French ulrests. Good business s.sa
No. q BRICK DWELLING AND sToRS !. ~.
street., nrat house West OF nek Horfe Ho,al n.
stand for store aad boarding house. s"'
Also nnmber Of other Houses and Lots. Ami, l..
| WIN. heO tuLLBY'
| JhnAh uc6 Mark.s 80
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

UNLECTIOR,--NoTIoH IS HRRsBY otVhB
II That an election fot nine Drsetors, " serve for
year will be held by the Stockholders Of the pes
Fire 1nluranee Company At their ONCE, NO. w
MARKET street. on MONDAY tbs 4th day Of March next,
batwssn thu hours Of 10 and II O'Clock A. N.
I'm .bta JOHN MoLHAR, Reerstary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
MMpIoAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. C. III. LAYTON,
L.,s Of New York and phllAdslphia, would sAJ :"
hls friends And the public that be
may stu be iouAa
At els Market Street,
where he IL treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC Dl5RAsRs

OF avery description with the moel giaslfyinE resul
NY HIS fRw SYSTEM OF MEDICAL kLkOlhlylit /,
txte OF practice based strictly sslentne priI
thorough knovledge Of which 10 not only Necessary ~
ordsr 10 lusura easu treatment, but Mlhout
the application OF Electricity IN any ioIm put
rouu experiment. We give below list o. diseases 70 "
Of which this syatem iseapeeinly adapted Ana
in which We have been most successful (; -,
blindness from paralysis OF the optic nerve
a. interruption retention Of the
nphonia huppreasion OF the voice, a,hmA agus ehls
shoisa 81 Vitus dspcs constipation, eatarth eonaump
ton 10 ts early stages cough elior0si o. ~.
and banda cramps cAneers deafness, when rom para
lss Of the iustie neeEs dyspepsia dAneun otopsJ
dGtulsnes, gravel, goire hysterla hip nseaaei lmRo
isnes lumbaso, liver complaints, lookjAw, nsufnksi
nervous o. piles, palsy, fhsumArm spinal "seAs'i
eurvAtures, and tumora.
In uterine Tor womb) disease It's value cannot BE- es
mated. ProApaus, mFpAcement, ulesrAtons and otnsi
forms Of womb dnsAsss, promptly relieved ana psf~@
nently cured In an Incredibly short space Of ums.
RERERENoRs.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may uis
10 undertake Electrical treatment 70 the tonoElna vel
known eitinsns OF wilmington aud vicinity, who nav
been treated by ur and witnessed eAmentin othes
Jcasph Brfngharpt, as West street.
Inward L. Riee, SOL shlpley street.
W. II. MAI, East Fourth street
Charles u, Gordon, cal Market street.
George Clslnnd, Of Seventh and WalhinRton %
II. II. Jones Garner Of ftnh and Aarket suss~
VIM. L. Rudolph, 2lT Make street
| Dr. Wash ngton RUSSELL ChrisiiAnai DaL
walter r. sou'hgate, tsls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

HlluAtad uaI oaF7lda lha olly o. WllmlnFton n,
the hailroad, high aud healthy, With Mi ~ ~ ~.
city, this Delaware river for nftssn miles sna % "
rouhdngs AHd we'll calculated Tor nnv nnhi oast w.
The shove will b. I'D fir lea ihAn ne bad1 bushes
now be built, with snfcisnt land a. ~ sadl
health requires change sfneph,arl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
VALUABLn pARn ron SALE.

Containing itO acres more or lees. sltuats n, a.
BRANDY wlse, in christina hundred Nav CAntis ,o,,s
and STATE Of Delaware, adjoining landr Of Morris NV
Ih.ma' Wilsoa, and others The buildiaga ars N ss
nom pipes from syringe There Il % wAt,r ~
held. Good apple orchard and great variety Il NY
pears aud grapes has % acres very best Bp
state o. cultivation within i've miles Of the Wilu,e
too city line. 1t lisa very healthy and osslr,bL "
party. Apply to W. McOAULLsY '"
sos Market slIsst
Sspt. 20, 1859 - -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
VALUABLE
WHARF PROPERTY

a 4 AOO LONs
Will b. offered at Public Sale, OF the premises,
On Wednesday, Feb. 30, 1897
AtSP NJ, all that valuable wharf prppnty, known as
THE NAUTILUS STEAMSHIP oOMPAHYiI WHARF
Situated At the touh side Of Market etrsst Bridge In the
city Of Wilmington sui having = river front Of two
u rHtH"i tr'gcni lsst. aud front Of two hundred
snd seven fsst the New Castle OAusewAy. On this
premises srseled one LARgR WAREHOUSE, sssaA-
one two story once aud store, one stable, and pLf#
euudTy esAl sheds. mortgage Of $4,000 held l 3#
against the property will be permitted to remAin
Terms made known at sale.
iebs-.H l.. W. sriDHAM, Auetioneer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

LNOh sALE.-.t HAYS FOR SALE A ooOi
H Farm hrat class DWELLINGS, located on YOU'D
and on Seventh streets, with modern improvement
Poplar street, near Seventh.
Goodwill and fixtures Of MILNE Y sT0RaHl
Second street. between Market ana King, Ato MI
ness. gro q dAHIg
JAn26 Rsal kntsta and flarersl' l,.,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
PUBLIC SALES.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE.
Saturday, March Q

$3.50 The moot exit nslve sale Of valuable BUILD
H1#@ INC LOTS BUILDINGS, and highly 1MPR0Y
tu Nd LAND evsr offered At Publis hAle In thi
$1,000 rIeinlty viii hAko place on
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

LfOH sALE.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRllI
Il HOUSE,, Of modern atyls, having 10 large iosall
good dry cellar The house Is futnihhed with water
and pArlor heater The lot Is - feet front il6 IA
having shade trees, and variety Of grapes and ols
small ruit IL beautifully situated on Washington Hf
10 els having An elegant prospect Of town and oour
Terms accommodating. Possession 26th March nl
Apply 10 NM MrCAuiIHY
febll fna MARI al ttrad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
FARM FOR SALE COZ

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE con
tanning two hundred acres, more or less, iiluah
Ned Lion Hundred, New Castle County, and ehnt
DeAware on the River road, Eve miles from New C,1l
The ouidinga are exeslont, brick house with II rsa
good barn, sprug house. Ice house and other ou buHt
lngs Also two story tanRni houss. Il a healthy MI
desirable property. Apply 10
W. hcoAULLEY,
600 Market street
oot2b Wilrofn uton Datawa,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15


In addition to the excellent Serials, by
MIss Thackeray, Henry Klngsley and Ed
mund Yates, this popular Weekly has nu-
merous short, pithy articlea on european
political and social topics, which are Of great
Interest TO all intelligent Americans. It also
gives every week one or more choice poems
by Swinburne, Buchanan, Jean Ingelow, or
some other of the rising poets Of England;
frequently 1t is enriched by a translation Of
some specially instructive or interesting
sketch from French and German periodical 8
In fact, II contains weekly valuable
miscellany Of what 10 best ahd-to Amen
can raadsFs-most altreetiye in Foreign cur
rent Literature, It is published by Tlekpol
q Fields, Boston.
Sale Of a Peach Fdrm.--James v. Moore
Esq, has sold TO Mr., M. Vandergrift, o
Odessa, one of his valuable peach farms
containing about one hundred and fifty acre
, of land, for $4,000. Mr.. yandergrift In
! tends making this farm his future residences
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

TEE s1xTH AVENUE HoIIls;lr,
HOUR STORIES, FIFTY oH
Il WITH TEN PIN ALLEY, ALL PiNIsnas0n0hHi
furnished, t'NisHkD AN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

Il fR0PRkTY-A RARM Of ia acres Of land IN VI
which IL ArAbls) situate between Rlkton and North III
mitee from The ormsr and miles from the latter III
esneut house. fair out building we'll fenced and uis
Cd, with orehArdt II not sold soon II will bs Tsui
Possession GiTsn Immediately. Apply to
wa. MeOAuLLRT,
IanIb 5oe uHTkst ,t,,a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

LN0H BKEEs-K VERY FINE FHaa 0FIlI
IL ACRES, on the Brhndywins, about miles froayI
mington, with very nne bulldogs and nrchardii NJ
fenced and WAtsFed aud eveFy way desirable. Moe
the money may remain, n desired. Apply 20
WIN, MecAuLLRY,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
The Cry of Disloyalty.

G. L. VALLASDIGHAM, the great
apostle Of Democracy, in letter TO
the Cincinnati Eaqaircr. dated Dayton
Nov. lOth, 1860, uttered the follow
ing sentiments;
And now let me add that | did
say, not in Washington. not at din.
uer table, not in the presence of"iirc
caters, but iu the City Of New York.
in public assembly ofRNorthern men
and in n speech at the Cooper Iusti.
tuto, on the "a of November, 1860,
that " if any one or more of the States
of this Union should atany time secede
for reasons of the suffoiency and jus
tice which before God and the great
tribunal Of History, they alone may
Judge. much as | should deploro It, I
nctcr icoUh az Representatives. in
hs CJngrca Of the United States, r0ie
one dolior Of money t0hereby one drop
of american blood should be she'd in
civil ,cdr." That sentiment uttered in
the presence Of thousands Of the
merchants and solid men Of the free
aud patriotic city Of New York. was
received with vehement aud long con
tinuod applause, the entire vast as
semblagc rising as ono man aud cheer.
ing for some minutes. And | now,
deliberately repeat and reaiirm it,
resolved, though stand alone, though
all others yield aud fall away, to
make IL good to the last moment of
my public lie. No menace, no pub
lie clamor, no taunts, nor sneers nor
foul dotraciion from any quarter,
shall drive me from my firm purpose"
Do the Democracy propose to 'etop
tho cry of disloyalty and treason
against their party, by sending out
such traitor as Yallapdigham to
preach Democracy to tho pcopleH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
The Last Appeal.

Reader, this is our last appeal to
you, 10 this political campaign, to
stand by your country, by her laws,
and her loyal Representatives. With
you alone rests the grave rosponsi-
bility, Of deciding upon the Republics
future destiny. Either through your
votes the Government will be placed
permanently 10 the hands of those
who havo upheld it during the past
si1 years, or it will be ignominiously
surrendered into tho power Of tho en-
emy, who have been defeated upon
the battle. field at the sacrifice of
thousands Of lives Of your country
men and millions Of treasure. 1o
who Is not for his county now, and
the loyal Congress Of the nation, will
bc ranked in future history as being
traitor to II, and unworthy the lib.
erty he has iuheritcd.
As when the nation was bcset with
armed rebels, you stood by the Gov
ernmcnt, so to-day are you called
upon to bear her up in her last final
struggle TO free herself from the out.
reaching grasp Of traitors in peace.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03

GEN. PoPR has issued an order Rx.
ing the time for the Georgia election
on the Goth Of October, and two sub
sequent days. The Convention will
consist Of one hundred and sixty nine
delegates.
THE notorious DR.. Blackburn, who
tried to introduce yellow fever into
New York, during the war, is about
to return to the country under the
operation of tho amnesty proclama-
ton.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, late Sur.
goon General Of the United States
army, has been made professor 10
Bellevue Medical College.
Tho Navy Department, in the early
part of next month. will sell, at
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
other Atlantic ports, thirty. six vessels
now belonging 10 tho Navy. This
will be tho largest sale ever made by
the Department.
A Washington dispatch says that
New York financiers have presented
to tho Secretary Of the Treasury a
plan by which IL is thought specie
payments can be resumed in livo years.
II is proposed to retire the National
Bank circulation and substitute green.
backs as the sole currency Of the
country, and reduce the coin interest
debt $500 100000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
10 TEE PoLLsI

On next Tuesday, let every Union
voter, in Seneca county, turn out and
vote. The Importance of ono vote
has been too often demonstrated, to
need any argument here. But go
TO the polls not only to vote, but TO
vorN The country needs your SER
vice. Traitors stand ready to plunge
the Republic into smother civil con.
hict in the triumph Of their party
ANDREW Johnson, backed by his
Maryland Militia, which is nothing
more nor less than portion of the
ex' Confederate army, is waiting the
carrying of tho elections in few of
the Northern States, to the Democra.
ey, TO dcnounco Congress, and admit
tho South,-to eniranchise rebels,
aud mako treason honorable. No
election has been so fraught with
grave interests 10 the country, Stree
VALLANDIonAM watched and waited
over the border Bring iu the lag.
CARDS and the lukewarn, tell thom
as they love their country, to so and
vote kor'its preservation. that it is
liable, BY the supinOnOss Of tho poo
pie, to fall into the hands of its enc.
mics aud il they would preclude the
possibility Of such disaster, to go
to the polls aud contribute their vote
TO its preservation aud to the pun.
ishment Of treason. Go ihcn,-votc
and work,-aud in future years
yOu win not have u regret, that by
your own inaction aud Indifference,
the country was thrown into the
hands OF its enemies, and disgraced
before the civilized world,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03

Because every vote cast against tho
Amendment is a vote to strengthen
the Copperhcad party.
Because in tho spirit Of the Decla-
ration Of Independence, "all men
were created free and iadcPeadcnt,
sud endowed with cer,oia hdtienaJIc
righn|
Because tho Legitimate result Of
his freedom is citizenship.
Because in thus voting VIC are as
sisling in the elevation Of the human
race, and before God, justifyiug our
manhood and proving ourselves wor-
thy of the liberties zoe eUQW
Because in this free Republic there
should be no north, no south, no east,
no west,-no white, no black, 4" be.
fore tho law" but all united in one
common bond, would bid defiance to
enemies abroad and traitors at home.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
The Soldiers Relief Fund.

The copperhead press Of this city
has repeated again aud again tho
charge that the Republican Logisla-
ture robbed the Soldiers Relief Fund
Of $500, 600.
The facts in the case are as follows:
A Soldiers Relief Fund of 81 900, ,00o
raised by taxation during the war,
for the relief of disabled soldiers and
thcir families was, 10 1856, lying idle
10 tho treasury. The demand upon
the fund had entirely ceased and the
money did no good to soldier or peo.
plc. Therefore tho Union Legisla-
ture, on the 9th ofuareh, pnssed a law
transferring ssOO,OOO from the Relief
Fund to the Sinking Fund, and it was
appropriated to the payment of the
State debt as tho Troasurer's report
shows. II was also provided that
said sum should be reimbursed to the
Relief Fund in 1867 aui'Gs. Thus
,jsierest on Me debt 10 Me amomt Of
$50 900 gear iOas saped 10 The
State The rest of the fund was dis
psied Ofasfollows's75, ,OoO was appro.
Priated to 4 homo for Disabled Sol-
dieIs and the balance distributed to
the diiferspteouni;os. Seneca receiving
hss share. Ef,ihisis ssfsal;ag, lot the
Adterhacr make the most oEit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
Why You should voto for the
Amendment.

Because the negro is a man, aud
having the Inherent right OF manhood
should be allowed at least to give his
assent to the laws that govern him.
Because, fyou would elevate a
race, you must give them an interest
in the things that interest you, and
inaugurstc an ambition to elevation.
Because, no country is truly free
that would make caste or uphold
one.
Because, iftho negro was good
enough to fight and did fight, he is
good enough TO vote,
Because, he ia more worthy aud de-
serving Of confidence than the cow.
ards who ran away to Canada, when
the tocsin of war was sounded
throughout the land,
Because, the negro pays taxes and
works on the road, aud is amonable
to the law, as white citiEon,
Because, by enfranchising the ne.
gro, We thus put an end now, hence
forth aud forever, TO tho agitation of
the uegro question in all its bearings.
Because, with enfanchisement of
the negro, the death Of the democrat.
ic party ensues,
Because all the traitorous crew in
the country headed by C, Il, VALLAN'
DlGuAM, will vote against, it and who
would vote with traitors?
Because a general epiranehisemeut
willrocensiruct on loyal basis, two
Of the worst rebelious States in the
Union-Koutucky aud Maryland,
Because, the negro is already en-.
franchised in the South, and We can
not consistently refuse him at the
North what We have conferred upon
him in tho South.
Because it is just to accord to 9th,
crs the same political rights We claim
for ourselves, "Do unto others what
you would have others do unto you.
Because, vote in support Of the
Amendment, is vote cast against
Yailaudighaw for U. S, Senator,