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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
BRowvvILtr. NEB. Sept. 26.

H
In replyto the above paragraph which
appeared wahout signature 10 the Oma-
ha Republican Of Sept. "a / viii sim
ply sayfit is not an acceptance of my,
challenge. l admit the ~righr'' Of the
party. whoever he may be, TO name the
place had [ sent an unqualified challenge,
but as -cIrcumsia nces are such that can:
not conveniently leave Browuville, am
nj willing TO modify my proposition.
or course no one need accept unless sat
isied WITH the terms.
My challenge is stlll opea and if Mr..
Shoaf, or any other person. should see
proper to accept. he viii meet with a
kind reception in B-ownyille, and a fair
show. l vii also agree qEPsy bis exl
penses here and back. whether / win or
loose.
To make good wbat | have published,
/ have deposited in advance al The Bank
of John L. Carson the sum Of $3.50.
WIN. II. VALLEAU
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Returned Robert Tear, of the firm
of r. Tear & Co.. reached tins cily from
his trip for goods, last Monday evening.
He reports things stirring east, and says
he has a fine stock of goods coming.
]. L. McGee. of the firm of ] l.
MCGEE s. Co., reached home last Tues
day. His goods are on The way, and he
has laid in a rousing stock.
S. Seeman, Glazing Merchant has
returned from a "trip for now goods.
From these end many other sources
we learn OF the good repute of Brown
vile Merchants in eastern marts of trade
Cash 10 hand" has been their motto
when buying, aud their credit (Which
they never ASK IS A No. l. A healthy
state of affairs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
STRAY PONY

Slrayed from the undersigned living il
Tecumseh, on the 18th day Of August.
one black Horse Pony. four white feet,
blazed face, one glass eye, 8 years old.
Any person delivering the animal 70 me,
any information that will lead to its
recovery will be literally rewarded.
6t-p GEORGE w. RAMSEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
school Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Annu-
al Meeting Of the Tax paying residents
over the age of .~wenty-One years, of the
BrownvilIe City School District, with the
Territory attached, will be held at the
High School Building in said City Of
Brownville, at four o'clock P. NJ, on
Monday the 9TH day Of October, 1867,
at which time en6 place the following
Officers viii be elected :
One Moderator to serve for three years.
One Director, TO serve for two years.
One Treasurer to serve for one year.
And such other business will be trans
acted as may be required under the pro-
visions of the new School Law.
BY Order Of School Board.
WI. McCREERY, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

ClOthlHg.-JacOb MarOhn has just
received a large aud choice stock of rea,
dy made clothing and piece goods. OF
the first his stock is very full and fine
and Jake says be will sell them lower
than such have ever been sold before.
His stock Of piece goods is large and for
sale by the yard, and Jake can cut and
make up in the latest style on reasonable
terms. Come, ye naked, and be clothed
for they are within reach of all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
GARD.

Notice to all whom it may concern
William T. Den has this day abolished
the credit system and will say TO bis GUS
toners and friends and The public, that
he will sell his merchandise only for cash
or produce.
The ready money will buy more goods
at his Store than any other store west of
New York. The above is his terms and
no credit will be given from this date.
Sept. 20, 1867.
lit n
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

SIR Your challenge TO play a game
of Billiards, 1000 points up, for $500 is
accepted. The challenged party claims
the right 10 name the place, and be
names Shoals Billiard Hall, Omaha.
The game will be played on a carOm ia
bic. (KavaDsgh & Decker's,) four balls
of size named by you, at any time which
you may name within thirty days from
this date, upon two weeks notice.
Admission fee viii be charged, which
is TO be devoted to charitable purpOses-
n half at Brownville and one half at
Omaha.
The stake of $500 has been deposited
with the Editor of the Omaha Republi-
can.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

A SrrMULATIEc ToNIc-LIFE BIT-
TERs.-Good health is a blessing. The
way to enjoy such is to take a wine glass
full of STRIcKLAND's LIFE BITTER two
or three times a day. They create a
good appetite they strengthen The stom.
ach; they cure habituai Consumption.
Nervousness, and Headache /; they
make The old feel young. If you wish
long life and good health. use STRIcK.
LANDS LIFE BITTERs. For sale in bot
ties by Druggists. and by the drink at all
saloons and groceries. IF
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
Al ChaIIenge f0 RiIliardiSfs I

The following cards explain themselves
Brownville Sept, 18Th. 1867
] challenge John Shoaf Of Omaha. or
any man now a resident of the State Of
Nebraska, 10 play me a match game Of
Billiards, one thousand points up. for
five hundred dollars. game to be played
IN Brownville. on a CarOm Table, Kava-
nagh g. Decker's make, 2 3lS inch balls,
70 be the American four ball game.
WIN. H. VALLEAU.
BrownyiIle Nebraska.
p. S. This nouce will be left open
thirty days for acceptance, and game to
be played within thirty days afte-.
w II. ".
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
ClOcks. Watehes and JeWeIry.-


Stopping at Joseph Schutz's Store yes
terday, we found him opening out the
largest and best selected stock of Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry ever brought 70
this city Two sides of his SlOOr room
are flled with Clocks of the latest styles
AMI of every variety that customers can
desirs. In his Show Case We observed
new Watches; Gold Pens Of all sizes,
with Pen Holders to correspond /; Watch
Chains, large and small a fine variety
of Finger Rings. both cheap and fancy;
Breast Pms Bracelets; Ear Rings;
Thimbles; S~peclaales. in Steel and Sill
yer Frames, with concave and convex
Glasses Silver Plated Table, Desert,
Sugar, and Teaspoons LOckets ; Sc,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
WV. T. DEN.

By an act of The Nebraska Legisla.
lure, passed July 24'h, 1867, women Of
lawful age are allowed to vote al the dis
trict1 school meetings. The first elections
under the law will be held in October.
The OMAHA Republican suspects the
entire wedge IS thus driven for universal
suffrage 10 Nebraska" Lucy Stone and
Elizabeth Cady Stanton had better look
IN II
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

All persons indebted 70 the firm of
Atkinson & Co, either BY note OF acc
count, viii please call and pay the same
at once.
ALI notes or accounts unpaid BY the
18th Of September will positively be left
with an Attorney for collection.
ATKINSON s Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Stoves, Furniture, Pl0Ws-W. T.
DEE has just returned from New York
markets with a large assorted stock Of
general merchandise which be will sell
low down for case or produce. He says
''pOor trust is dead, and ell his glory past
and the grasshOppers carried him Off at
Amen %
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Change OF Flrm.-The firm Of At
kiDsOn & Co, are no more, having sold
their Stock OF Clothing. Boots and Shoes
Gents Furnishing Goods to Dorsey &
Bro. This firm will continue business
at the old stand, and from the well
known energy and business capacity Of
the new firm, we predict success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

All those indebted 70 the undersigned will
take notice that be will take pay in rea-
dy money or corr, wheat or OATS, hides,
pelts or furs at the highest market price.
All outstanding debts after thirty days
from da'e viii receive prompt attention
Sept 26, 1867.
W. T DEN
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
Vegetable SiciIian Hair RelsHsr


Has stood tie test Of SCREEN years
before the paEbEic aud no DreD0ra-
ton for the hair has ret been dis
cOUered that GCiU produce the same
beneficial results 1t g an entirely
nelU scientific discovery, combating
many Of the most D~OlC6F1uk and re-
etOrQtiUe agents ID TIE VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. It restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR I makes the scalp tChitc
ana clean cures dGNdFeV and
h1EBeOFS, and falling out Of tho
hair; and eCfU make e grO9g upon
bald heads, except DE gerry aged
persons, as e furnishes tie E2EtFi-
6Ue principle or aCbich the hair Is
nOuFiShed and supported. Vt makes
the hair moist soft, and gtOSSV,
aud g unsurpassed az @ H4IB
DRESSIN O. It IS the cheapest
preparation eUeF offered to the pub
tic, as OHe bottle sCiI accomplish
more Gsd last longer than three
bottles Of 0HV other preparation.
1t IS recommended and used on
tie First Medical Authority.
The sCO1sde7Tst results produced
bW q SiciIiG1s Hair RenelUer hare
Induced mann to Manufacture Dre-
DaFatiOKS for the Hair, 9tnder ga
RIOTS names; and, iB order to in-
dltce the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, heV
hare FesOFted to T~GISehOOos or
claiming then SUeTe former part
neFs, or had some connections GCifb
oar Mr.. Hall, and their pTepGFG-
ton gUdS similar to ours. DO not
be deceived or them. Purchase the
Originate &c has neUeT yet been
eQEQEJed. oar Treatise O11 TIE Hair,
TCith certificates, sent free by mail
See that each bottle has oar private
ReUenUe Stamp OUer the TOP Of the
bottle. AH others are limitations.
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, N. H.
Sold By al Druggists and Dealers IN Medieins.
C. A. COOK. 81 Dearborn St. Chicago, IN
Agent for the xOrth-ws.teru states.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

wvTrELD q EATON. i94 Pine StreetG1
T,fLIAMs, 81 chsifauf 81, N. z. COZ. sfh.
y ne sufhoi Eed Agent in ST. Louis for his
IN attend 60 making collections and pnrchas
he city 81 Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Mechanics, for your Tools call on
-SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

few Grocery. Provision and Feed
ne. Bliss & Hacker at the T. q.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

|owEvILLE.THURsDAY, SEPT. %, 1857
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Usage Orange PIants.-As the
authorized Agent Of w. Fl. Mann, of
Normal, ILL.,, / will take orders for Fail
or Spring delivery of these Plants in
Nebraska. w H M'CREERY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

MISUNDERSTANDING Bros
have coming a complete Outf' of Hard
ware of all kinds on the way from New
York, St. Louis and Pittsburg. They
buy only from manufacturers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

CbeIce Fruit Farm for sale. En-
1. of ]. w. BLISS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

n YOUR Feed of Bliss & Hacker.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Or. NJ. P. Harley.-Honpeopathic
Physician and Surgeon, Office at the
residence OF S. P. futile. Esq, South
East cOaner of 9Th, and Main Streets.
al If
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

TFemendOUS.-That is the word for
the large stock of Stationery just received
BY w. H. McCreery Of this city. Nc
is determined to keep a full stock of ev-
erything in his line, and by bis patron
age, we judge the public appreciate his
efforts to supply their demands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

]. G. DeUSeF-Has bought the right
to sell Foreman's Wood Preserving Pro.
cess. This article is recommended to
preserve Fence posts from decay for
twenty-five years. For information aP.
ply 10 the above, sole Agent for Nemaba
COsnty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Grant has just received a large Stock
of Goods consisting Of Groceries of all
kinds. Dry Goods Boots and Shoes,
Ready made Clothing of Best quality.
Leather of all kinds. Shoemakers and
Harnessmakers viii ind it greatly to
their advantage 20 buy Of him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Bliss & Hacker have got their Feed
Store in full operation. Their Binns are
well filed with Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts
etc., etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

rs, Florence Sswing Machine.
J W. agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

J. w. HEVDEhOOJ, HgeHt.
h. C. Lett, Land Agent, BrO"nville
braska.
few more Goods at Cost at
BEDFORD s. cos.
For your Tinware go 10
sHELLEEBERGER BROS.
KOO John Deere's Celebrated Moline
THEO HILL s. CO.
Sheet Iron for Sugar Boilers in abun
]. C. Deusers.
Sell your Grain an4 Produce to Bliss
Hacker. They pay the highest Mar
b price.
Glass. Patty, en4 all kinds Of Prints
wholesale or'ralail at
MeCREERYs.
Who wants One.-A few Victoria
laDs Mills just received by
J.. c. Deuser,
RemOyal!--We will remove our
~DsiDsss TO McPherson's Row about DC.
bier LIST.
A Fresh Lot of Canned Goods at the
G. Store cheaper than you can put it
p.
The County Fair is a success, so is the
3. G. Grocery, Provision AID Feed
Store.
GraInt GraIn!!--Bedford & Co.
pay cash for ali kinds of Gram, Bacon
ERd Lard.
Grain Wanted will pay the high
est market price lot "hea'' OOrn' anu
OGls.
Bliss & Hacker have got their Feed
Store in full operation. Their Binns are
well filed with Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts
DF. N. p. HaFIey.-Hon,eopathic
Physician and Surgeon, Office at the
residence OF S. p. futile, ESQ, South
- a. If.
-
Hardware. -Shellenbargar Bros
have coming a complete Outf' of Hard
ware of all kinds on the way from New
York, ST. Louis and Piitsburg. They
buy only from manufacturers.
Usage Orange Plants.-As the
authorized Agent of w. H. Mann, of
Normal, ILL.,, ! will take orders for Fail
or Spring delivery of these Plants in
Nebraska. w H M'CREERY.
"
-, De"Ser-r'S uoOeH' me rIsn'
cess. This article is recommended TO
preserve Fence posts from decay for
twenty-five years. For Information ap-
ply 10 the above, sole Agent for Nemaba
oOunty.
-
Farmers look 10 yOhF lhleFeS''-
dred feet, Shingles 50 so per thousand
Flour at 4,5O per hundred. Highest
narke, price paid for Wheat and Corn
in Cash.
MCPHERSON. LEACH BRO & co.
-
New SaddleFy 4 Harness Shop
meut of the above kind started in our
midst BY w. D. Mabne. in the store for.
merly occupied nv Bl;.s & Hacker. This
Is new ou,6, w;,b now m,,sr;.l and
run BY a iourDsvm.n wOrLm.n
-
TFeme1dOUS,-That Is The word for
the large stock of ationeryiustreceive
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

The old and well known matchmaker
from Nebraska City. has opened a large
Stock of Clocks. Watches, aud %Jewelry.
Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Spec
tacles, &c. See his advertisement in
tO-day's issue. Mr.. Patch is a good
workman and will give satisfaction TO all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

GraIni GraInl!-BedfOrd & Co.
.pay cash for ali kinds of Gram, Bacon
.Eld Lard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

New SaddIeFy & Harness Shop
We are pleased to note a new establish
meut Of the above kind started in our
midst BY w. D. Maine, in the store for.
merly occupied by Bliss & Hacker. This
is 2 new outfit, with new material, and
run by a journeyman workman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
Nnflre.

HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU
pleasant in-tsste and odoF, free from al ~iujurfsu
prophecies, and immediate Il its sctiqa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
he. aODEftiSfr
10 @ J..

Mortgages, Executions, kepleylns'
1910. &e. 40. &c. for sale at this once
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

The County Fair is a uccess, so is the
;. G.. Grocery, Provision and Feed
Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

A Fresh Lot of Canned Goods At the
}. G. Store cheaper than you can put it
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

h. G. Lett, Land Agent, BrOwnville,
braska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Grain Wanted will pay the high
est market price for Wheat, Corn, and
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Wanted at Rockpor. Landing,
10000 Bushel Of Wheat,
5000 Bushel of Corn,
5000 Bushel of Oats,
5000 Bushsl Of Barley.
For which we viii pay the highest
mprkss PFpes in cash.
MUIR & BIXBY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Farmers look 90 jour interest
Lumber at City Mills for So 90 per hun,
dred feet, Shingles 50 so per thousand
Flour at $50 per hundred. Highest
market price paid for Wheat and Corn
in Cash.
MCPHERSON. LEACH BRO. & CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

500 A. NJ EXPRESS MAIL va Avon
aud Barnel isviile ~(Sundsys e~xcepied), Arrives
Ia New YOrA al Z 20 A NJ. Connects at Etui~l
with NoTthe!n Ce1trat Railway for Harrisburg
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington aud points
South.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
The following is a copy Of a lelte

The following is a copy of a letter
received at the Mayors office in New
York, Saturday morning.
IoA August IL, 1867.
Mr.. MAR My A Dress 10 you | Hop
you Will answer my Letter and Fill my
Wants You Will Pleaz send me a Lady
that is 10 your Town send me yon that
is Good Looking and Smart in Sence
and Business and Black Hair and Blue
Eyes and that is Fleshy aud hat is in
good Health Not Very Hy Well made
and yon thatis not Lazy and yon that
is A Bout 90 years old or 81.
Nothing more.
.Pleaz A Dress
Fremont County
IOa Hamburg
To WIN. H. ID. Donaldson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

few more Goods al Cost at
BEDFORD s. CO.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
. 20 P. NJ LIGHTNING EXPRESS

Sundays c~xcepted). Stops. at Harneflsvi 5 25
Pm. (Sup. }, aud arrives in New York Z 90 A N.
Connects at Jersey City with Morning Express
Trim OF New Sersey Railroad for Baitimore and
Washington. and al New york with Morning Ex-
press Train for BOsten aud New England Cities.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

For your Tinware 60 70
"SHELLEEBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
The LadI,s Friend for October. j

VIM. T. DEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Sheet Iron for Sugar Boilers in abun
] c. Deusers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

To WIN. H. d. Donaldson.
The address on the above was 'Mr.
MAR N. "" and postmarked Ham
burgh, Iowa, August Is"
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

kOO John Deere's Celebrated Moline
TFEO HILL s. CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Have ever been brought before the public which
obtained 60 great q popularity Or met with more
favor thaa the
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

RpmOyali--We will remove our
~Dsipsss 70 McPherson's Row about DC.
bier LIST.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Sill vonr Grain and Produce 10 Bliss
Hacker. They pay the highest Mar
J, price.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
WHAT THE @. A. WILL
ara DO l'aE


First, it will take the ballot and the
privilege of holding Office from forty
seven thousand white men who stand
upon the army rolls as deserters, a
very large proportion of whom left
the service after all the fighting was
over and the victory won. s''' ~
Second, it will disfranchise twenty
thousand white men who avoided the
draft. Dol &, lagm roV
Third, it will prohibit a million Of
white men who have served either
voluntarily, or by force in the rebel
armies from ever becoming citizens Of
the State of Ohio .os
Fourth, it will enfranchise and en-,
dow with all the rights of citizenship
about eighty thousand negroes. "
Sum total, if adopted, it will debar
a million and twenty-seven thousand
white men from the privileges of citi.
|zenship in Ohio, and bestow the fran
chise upon eighty thousand negroes,
A certified copy Of the amendment
is published by authority, elsewhere
in this paper, and it will be seen by
reference to its provisions, that we
have not misstated the case. u 81
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
{ NUMBER NUN R',g(S" q"
Young Man, You're Want

Under the above heading q lady
writes as follows:--baA
A womanswants you. Don't forget
her. No matter if you are poor
Don't wait to be richj if you do, ten
to one if you are fit to be married.
Marry while you are young, and strug-
gle up together. But mark, young
man, the woman don t want you if she
is to divide her affections with a cigar,
spittoon or whisky jug, Neither does
she want you if you don't take care of
her, and the +" little after thoughts"
which are pretty sure to follow
N Neither does she want you simply be-
cause you are man, the definition of
which is too apt to bean animal that
wears bifurcated garments on his low
er limbs, quarter section of stove
pipe on his head, swears like q pirate,
and is given to filthy practices gener-
ally. She wants you for a companion,
a helpmate-she wants you to have
learned to regulate your appetite and
passions ii in short, the image Of God,
not in the likeness of q beast. If. you
are strong in good purpose, firm in
resistance to evil pure in thought and
action, as you require her to be, and
without which inward purity neither
of you are fit for husband and wife; Z; if
you love virtue and abhor vice; if you
are gentlemanly, forbearing and kind,
and not loudrtalking and brutal
young man, that woman wants you;
that modest, fair, cheerful, right-lookz
ing, frank-spokehA woman, we mean,
who fills your idea of maiden and wife.
It is she who wants you-marry her
when you like, whether she is rich or
poor we'll trust you both on the
above condition without any further
security. 2" o',4"} -'--l-2 o. q boa To
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

A "DEunADnD'' kAoh.-Ths Nessp
equality advocates are constantly harping
about the Negroes being degraded
race OF people. They charge the South
ern people With "degrading" them. Some
of them, as, for instance, "Colonel Poor
man." of Belmont county, 10 his TRADE
at the Court House here, lately, even 90
SO far as to charge the Democratic party
with being the author of the means Of
the degradation" of the Negroes.
| Now, as to degrade means"Eo reduce
from higher to alower rank or degree
and this is obviously the sense in which
it is used by the partiaans Of tho Negro,
we would inquire for some historical in,
formation concerning the "higher rank
or degree" from which "the noble Afri'
cam has been reduced. od edaa eoii
A little light upon this present dark
subject might prove acceptable and use
fulin behalf Of the admission Of the
"degradsd' race to the same rights and
privileges which the Anglo;sqxon race
had attained in the United States o.
Americs, prior to the era Of Radioa
domination and deatructivehess.ad Yii
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

EGHT Hour ,MEN.-aThese are fell
lows who want TO- hours pay, for 8
hours work, and they cover it with a
pretense that they need the time saved
to improve their minds. Such men
as Ben. Wade whose hearts ache for
the working men, while they them
selves live on Treasury pap, join in
the humbug. Are these fellows anx-
ious about other peoples minds VIII
they agree that the kitchen girls shall
have the same time, and begin to light
the fires and cook breakfast at the
same hour he goes to- work, and shall
she quit also when he knocks off for
dinnerP The farmer must work, not
only ten hours day, but often twelve
hours. And on Sunday he must feed
his animals--and if storms prevail he
must go out, shock his grain and rake
his hay and get up his stock. Out Of
the one hundred and sixty eight hours
in the week, the farmer must work
full seventy but these eight hour fell
lows refuse to work moro than forty
eight, and then they must quit at 4
O'Clock. on Saturday, SO that they may
go to base ball, and to the grocery, and
improve their minds, and finally. to
get an office. 10 UrbGna Union. gI,.o.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
EINTON COUNTY, OHIO THURSDAY, AUGUST II 1867
lTIt q Preiudice ;, of Color.

y l. al % ag
|iA AAgreat deal Of nonsense about the
salleed Aprejudice y Of color, against
theproposition Of negro equality, is
ibeig put forth by the advocates of
ithameasure in the press and on the
-stutp. The truth Of the matter is,
-thes is no prejudice involved in.
the1uestion. The condition entitled
.apeiudice,n by the negro suffrage
patisans, is an unerring instinct Of
iNture itself, which reason and gexpe-
ssbee, instead of removing or eEnip-
atng, supports AM" confirms. The
to association of the white
and backraces in any capacity, un-
less j be the subordination Of the
black Ito the superior mental and NOR
al pdver Of the whites, is equally
stronE in the child and adult, except
wheIthe "normali condition" Of the
latteiis yitiated by false theories or
corrupt habits. Thousands Of years
expdience of the most intellectual
whit races in contact with the blacks,
haydserved to produce fcontirmation
stroi g as holy writ" of the natural
and rreconcilable differences between
then, and the utter impracticability
of tie attempt to equalize and assimi5
latethem. There isa wide disparity,
phyIical, mental, and morali between
the negro and white races, which no
human contrivance can overcome
The attempts by the Abolition party
to wipe out distinctions and laws
mad by the Creator, will prove as fu-
tile md calamitous as they are irrev-
erept and impious. sJ fi0.. .g ID.