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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER L. s. Al
SAVANNAH, Ca, December 9, 1857.
scaled Proposals will BE- receives at this Office
mill SATURDAY. December q, 1857 for supply
INK this depot with the following susntity Of
EOrage. viz,
215y0c0 pounds OATS
X0.OoB pounds hay.
The Oats to be sound free from dirt chaf and
put IN good strong sacks OF han two ~
nor more than four lil bushels per sack. The Hay
TO b- sound, free from dirt and weeds. and Wei
bsies The whole TO be subject 70 such inspection
a nis, lie directed
Delivery 20 commence within ten (10) days after
the contract is awarded. and TO be delivered at
such times and in such quantitie. may be deeig-
mated Proposals 10 be in duplicate, and endorsed
by sureties. usual
The government reserves the right TO reject any
all Lids, select such parts Il bids NAV be for
the best interest Of the service.
PTeposs ls 20 be endorsed. Proposals for the De-
livery Of Forage" and addressed to the UNDER
signed.
By order ~ Brevet Brigsdier General x saxton,
Chef CuarteTmasteT, Thin Military District
GEO. Il. ALDEN.
delSstB Brevet Major and A. o. N.
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n OF &c II
6Fcs Ciisf C0WuisSary SNjsif>rrs.
FUth Military Histrief.

crcs ChIsf CoWmtsSdry SNjSiSf>rrs.
F1th Military RiSfriSf.
INV OELEANs. Ia December :, IssI.
SsAied PToe9ss,s ~ d9RsoS.s are invited IN, the
for isbing the e. 5 Subsistence Departmen OF at
Ihi cts With the 50 bsstenee store- viz:
ESQ barrels Of Flour, equal To the GSyerrnenf
standard samples.
10 ktEs Pigs Feet, price per pound to be stated.
$3.50 pounds Cordoya Coffee, in sacks mats
t1-ttp fOurds Rio Coffee, in sacks
4o-fto ponDd- Of Hard Bread, put up il barrels.
All The above articles 10 BE- Of the yery best
quality: Put IN superior pack and delivered
at the a nehor Pres. in this ciD, within twenty
DAYS alter the opening Of the bids.
No bids VII be received from PARTIES who have
ht retOiers failed 20 comply with their e
with any irsnch Of the GoNernmeut
PAYMENTS will be made in such funds - may be
on hand for disburs Mt At the time.
Bi6- 20 he directed TO the unds rsie ned, and
marked Proposals."
A. BECKWITH,
De II-stB Brsyet Maj. Gen. and e sJSA
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PROPOSALS.
ID r o P o 8 A L 8,
OFes Of Pvrsnp r., r., ard -,

tyFss OF Fvrsnp r. T., nrd & =,
GaIrsSfon, Teyas, December 10, 1881
Proposals viii be received until the q tn fnstart
foT the purchase or lease for term of years satis
fsctory 90 the lessee OF the Buildings, Tenements
and Land appertsinins to the same, Of the prop
e. ~ IN Wsco, now held by the United States, and
CON monty known as the WACO FACTORY
Detailed description of the property can be had
al fhc once OF the Bureau OF Refugees Freedmen,
weston. - ''
Terms of sale lease will be. one su the
amount o. the lease purchase nsney to be paid
on the delivery OF the transfer papers, and the bal
ance on the LIST of July 1875. 80 ~ -
The right is reserved to reect aay or all bids not
deemed satisfactory.
Proposals viii be addressed to Lieutenant j. p
Richardson. A. q. NJ. and G. n. o. Galveston,
Texas. apd viii be marked - Proposals for Pur-
chase or Lease of Waco Factory"
he above property will be sold or leased under
authority from Commissioner Of the Bureau Of
Refugees, Freedmen, and abandoned Lands.
j. = RICHARDSON,
dele-6tB Lieut.. and A. A. Q. NJ and O. d. o.
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A RMY SUPPLIES.

A RMY SUPPLIES.
opFcs Of Assistant Commissary General Of Sxb-)
Sist.nce, No. 4, State st.
NEW YORk, December H. IsG I
Sealed Proposals, in dupiesss; win be received
sr ss e: e Of CHI ID
ssr = or Prime NJ the
new CROP western este packed in full hooped oak o.
tom ru stain full Weight and "t tho 20 os ,hfs
sailed Bidders will state when their pork was
packed and the brands also the kind Of barrel
.. "a ss a be agreed to by the ~ pnder;gnsd.
soned and drffo be- paesed IN GOOD Srsh ses
ccosered aour barrels to be full head. lined.
,s i.o ponds Of siesn, dry Brown Sugar in bar
poe. and be full head-lined.
Bids TO be made duty free.
5&0 pounds White Granulated Sugar. Barrels
$500 pounds White Coffee Sugar, A. Barrels as
The stores are required for immediate delivery
Samples of the beans and sugar must be deliver
The msnDer Of making bids, requirements of bid
ders: &c same as stated in previous advertise
Without expense to the United States, until re-
sfice: Which must be enclosed IN an envslope ad.
posals fer Subsistence Stores
de,ss,B Breve. Brig. Gem L. and MAJ a cl hGss
- l.
DEPUTY QUARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE, !
BALTIMORE, MD. December IL, 1861 g
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until IL M FRIDAY, the 10th instant, for the de
livery OF Ten Thousand 10000 bushels of Geo
Oats. without sacks, thirty-twe pounds 10 the
busheI.
The Oats to be delivered at Camden Depot,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.l
Bids may be made for lots of two thousand bush
els. or for the entire quantity.
STEWART VAN vLfET.
Deputy QuaTterms ster General,
deli 3tB Brevet Maj. Gen.. L. s. Army.
limited STATES POWDER FOR SALE.
Seaifd Proposals will be received until L. O'Clock
M January T. 1858. for the sale Of powder obtained
from broken up ammunition. in quantities to suit,
consisting OF cannon, mortar, musket and rife
powder.
: The attention Of railroad contractors, quarry
men, and Others, 10 respectfully called to the
tar powder, as being suitable for blasting purpo
SEES.
The Powder to be delivered at the maya zines,
near Jefferson Barracks. and IS in boxes from Is to
100 pounds each, and in barrels OF lf0 pounds The
packages when In barrels, to be paid for.
et st. Louis Arsenal
Proposals. to be addressed to the undersigned and
marked " Proposals for Powder"
The right Is reserved to reject any ell the bids
7 4. ID. CALLENDER,
Bvt. Brig Gen. q. s. A.
ST. Louis Arsenal, Mo-, Dec. 9, 6' de 4-st
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PROPOSALS FOR BARGES.

Office chef IHo-,srntaSfsr. J
Fifth Military Diariet.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. L. 1867
Scaled Proposals, in duplicate, with copy of this
advertisement attached, will be receiv ed ut this
office until THURSDAY, December 10, at l. IN :,
Tor
Two ~ Gunwale or Model Barges
Capacity, two thousand barrels each.
They must be sound, strong, and substantial,
and will be subject to inspection.
For further particulars apply at this office.
Bids will be opened on the day and hour above
mentioned, and bidders have privilege Of being
present.
The United States reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
. Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
8srRes," and addressed TO the undersigned at this
Office. A. J. McGONNIGLE
Byt. 1t. Col. and A. Q. N o. s. Army.
de BIB in charge OF Office.
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ID u o r o S A L S.
Oers. Bursau r.. E,andA.L..

II. n. Is. Z
Galveston, Te1as. December 10. jsI
Proposals will be received until the 18th instant,
foT the purchase of the property near Gan Anto
MO, Texas. known as the Government Tanuery
d~Steam Saw Mill" with Seventy We Acres Of
Land, more or less, apPcrtaining to the same pro-
perty
The Tannery consists Of Twelve (l2I Stone Lime
Watts; Fifty two Wooden Watts; Sew N Stone Pools
apoi capable of tanning el5.pO) Fifteen Thous and
Hides per annum; One Steam Sa Mill. and One
Snail Stone House. 10y
Terms of sale will be, one. half of the amount Of
pureha money to be paid upon the delivery of a
deed, and possession OF the property and the bali
the lst Of July, 1865
The right reserved to reject any all bids not
deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to Lieut.. J. 7. Rich
ardson, A. A. q. NJ. and G. ID. o., Galveston. Tex
as and marked Proposals for Purchase of San
Antonio Tannery.r
The above property will be sold under authority
ofcommissioner of the Bureau r. y. and A. l..
j. p. RICHARDSON.
Lieutenant and A. A. Q. M. and G. d. o.
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5Z5 NILES
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS TIE CONTINENT,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
This brings the line to the eastern has. Of the
Rocky Mountains, and il s expected that the track
will he laid thirty miles further, to Evans Pass
the highest point on the road, by January. The
maximum grade from the foot Of the mountains "a
the summit is but eight feet TO the mile while tbs
OF many eastern roads is over one hunirei Work
in the rock cuttings the western so pc will con
tinue through the winter, and there 10 now no rea
son to doubt that the entire grand line to the Pa
cifc will be open for business in 1870.
The means provided for the construction of thi,
Great National Work are ample. The United
States grants its Six Per Cent Bonds at the rat,
Of from $40 900 to $500 per mile for which i,
takes SECOND LIEN security, and receive.
payment to large if not to the full extent of il,
claim in services. These bonds are issued as eacl
twenty mile section 10 finished, and after IL ha.
been examined by United States Commissioner
and pronounced TO be in all respects a frst-clas,
road, thoroughly supplied with depots, repair
shops stations and all the necessary rollng stool
and other equipments.
The United States also makes a donation q
Il $50 acres Of land to the mile which will he
source of large revenue TO the Company. Much o
this land In the Platte Valley il among the mos
fertile in the world, and other large portions ar,
covered with heavy pine forests and abound in Goa
OF the best quality.
The Company is also authorized to issue its owl
First Mortgage Bonds to an amount equal 60 tn,
issue of the Government, and no more Hon T.
ID. Morgan and Hon. Cakes AIMEE are Trustee,
Tor the BondholdeTs, and deliver the Bonds 10 tn,
Company only the work progresses go thai
they always repI esent actual and productive
value.
The authorized capital of the Company is One
Hundred Million Dollars, of which over I'VE
millions have been paid in upon the work already
done.
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PERSONAL. o

7 oNG ABsEHr AND LOVED ONr-Last spo
IL day, y. m, corner OF n and l4th sta. PIe..e
cal ss.in y her. you last say me or write send
4 ApIEsi- you wish a good hitting C0ssET
l. and HOOP SKIRT call at BAUM s, 40 Loai.
sians avenue. near 9TH o.. delstf
INDIAN wAR.-Thisis 20 inform M friends aud
! the public that have returned from the lsdisn
once on Me- ST. sse xe ,S9ns
and II streets n nth q MILLER. N n.
formerly sI s1rFrSn Corps d'AfriOue and late A
CGNsULT DIR. LEON 46- ION street, shove
Organic and Ner rous Diseases speedily cured. Re
male Irregularities thoroughly and quickly re
nesed. Terms moderate. no so-lst'
I ApIEs' HAVING SKATING SUITS MADE
~ and Wishing 20 avoid the trouble Of Brsidine
can have them stamped in imitation of Braid IN
fast colors. Boulevard and Bslmoral Skirts
Stsmpef IN same manner By VIM. PRINCE, 4Ss
Nlnth rect. mo % I'm
nREssMAKIHG Ala MODE.
Al SAT 9Th ,,reet west. between and noS,h
Rsoeptton and Wedding Attire speciality.
no y sm
EX-eoEF EDS and "RERs- will End Pollard.
~ new paper THE SOUTHERN OPINION al
st, and LIEBERMASN's, Sos sth ct. nss.im
EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
Well, George, / want TO get my hair dres.edI
hung amy that costs 80 muchl
in a Barber shog. See Madame DsnongeOts pryoss
Ess S. ss,s: sy ss eos
Flower Curls, 200 and dressing ID, I.o
Hair Of every extra celor, Braids, Ourls: Invisi-
bic Wigs on !, hsnd or made to srder; Al DEMON
SEod HUMAN HAIR STORE, ais Penn ay.,
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AUCTION SALES.

Ry J. 7. CoLDwELL & co, AuctiOn-er.,
PAwNBEoKER,s SALE of Gold and silver
watches, Rings. Pins Chains, Musical lnstru-
mental hPe aTse k sdk Fl y TisS spf 95n
81 n 9Th street, on SATURDAY., MONDAY ami
TUESDAY, the 2lst sd, and Gath Of Deoembsr, At
NIB Gold ana Silver Watches. Singer. Sew
ing maehlnes, and a large variety Of the above
articles cheap at private sale. de 1854
by COOPER a LATIMKR, Arctioueer.,
Southwest corner of Penn's avenue and iith e.
Star once Building.
SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF NEW BOOKS
MONDAY an. nd T htnEGIp59NN- EVENINGS p..
cembsr "a and cath. commencing at O'Clock. ve
val sell by oatslog ~ at our auction rooms large
o which have been selected especially fOr the boil
Sale without reserve Catalogues ready Monsay
morning.
Terms cash. COOPER SLkTINER.
ID ~ - sto ass SIS and and ss iso
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
LARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF PRIME
0oEkIEs, &c., Ar AUCTION TO COyEE
On SATURDAY MORNING, December q, com
nsneing at 10 clock we win ssll, within Ia,
Cigars, &c. cOmprising-
. barrels Crushed, Refined, and yellow Sugar.
~ barrels WEIGH amily, superhne, snd Extra
= bags k1o and LhRulra COtees
10 half cbest Imperial aud Gunpo~deT Teas
60 boxes New CROP Raisins
Do barrels New Bnckwhest
"a .0te segsrs. different brands
~ barrels " hiskeys, different brands
The above stock IL all hrst-cass and fresh goods,
and sill be peremptorily sold With other articles
in the GrUCery line.
Terms cash. W l.. WALL CO.
de e Auotioneers.
RY WIN. l.. WALL CO, Aucrioneer.,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
No. 50 Louisiana ave, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAIR
MISS. &e.. &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING, December q. at 10
ocleck, We viii sell AZ the Bazaar, number OF
tion at SALE. ~ comprising
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work Saddle aud Harness Horses
AL>a.
number OF Mules, and drove of ~ Horses from
Western NiTginis--eNcellent work Horses.
Also.
large collection Of New and Second hand
Buggies Rockswsys, Carriages, Wagons, and
Two new Jenny Lind WAGONS. built in this city.
Two larger Wagons, built in this city.
New and second hand Har ness Saddles Carriages.
&c: at private sale,
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
SATURDAYS.
Carriages and Harness always Oh private saIeI
ae ~ " Il. WALL Co. Aucts.
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rRgsIEEgsALEO OF yALuABLI IMPROVED
PkOPERTl AND BREWERY ON SOUTH ID
S1REET, BETWEEN 5TH AND6TH sTREKTs

EAeT.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust 20 th.
ndersigned. dated the 18th 81 Noyember A d
ls66, and recorded in Iiber r.. NJ H, No "a 81
folio AS, eft seq and at the written request Of the
party secured thereby, we WIN cell, on the srH
the premises st public suction, 20 the hirht 4
three. 6 and the eastern twenty two ~ feet By
seventy fye (75D in depth. OF Lot numbered tour
al in the Square numbered eight hundred and
forty four, (ss4D with the extensive Brewrry
Buildings and Vaults, and the other improY ements
thereon
The property fronts on ID street IL feet inches :
Ia 50 feet deep the east line ~ feet on the west
line and the central DO ton extends tack 100 feet
and contains, In the whole. IL So square feet OF
land. IL is improved with expensive aud complete
Brewery buildings vaults, &c, and lie a very va
liable property. IL was for nerly known a. Bau-
man q, and later Frommel's Brewer
Terms of sale one third cash. OF which $50 must
be de posted ut the time Of sale; the residue In
twenty months. with interest from the day of
sale to he scared by deed Of trust upon the prop
erty.
should the terms Of sale not be complied With i'm
ten dsys, the deposit will be considered forfeited
and the properly will Zoe resold, upon i've dsys'
n tice in the National Intelligencer at the rial
and coet Of the deli DQuept purchaser
Convey sncing and stamps AZ the expense OF the
The title, which the undersigned win oepvs, a.
the pure haser, IL said 60 be perfect.
FRED w. JONES,
PHILIP A. SELLHArsEN.
dels-dAds COOPER LATIxeR, Huea.
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL AND FORAGE.


OFFICE AcrING ASSISTANT O. MI
AuSIsTA ARsENaL; December IS, iST.
Military District, sealed proposals. lin dupli
are invited for furnishing the Quartermasters De-
q cords Of good Hard Wood
10 go lbs. prime Eastern Hay.
$50 lbs. Shelled Corn or Oats in sacks,
6 .04 lbs. Straw.
600 bushels Of Bituminous. or
SOD lbs. Anthracite Coal
Thsse supplies are to he all of best understandable
senal. tGeorgiaNnot less than one-ffth Of the
whole amount before the 10th day II January, 1883
and ne:hfth before the first of each succeeding
me nth till The whole amount IL delivered and are
BE- paid for in such funds as are supplied By the
Qnartermaster q De partment
The nnderigned reserves the right to reject sup
plies that are not Of good quality.
The successful bidder will be required 70 give
anee Of the contract 800 f
Each proposal must be in duplicate and accom-
panied by a COPY Of this advertisement and be lin
suhstance) as follows:
- hereby agree to enter intos contract. basel
upon the accompany ing advertisement, to deliver
to the 0uartermasteIs Department at the Augusta
pound Cor per cord, per bushel."D
-- name of bidder.
- residence.
lDate.D Augusta, Ga, --.l31.
Separate proposals must s made for the Forage.
sealed envelopes marked on the outside, 80 Propo-
>als for Wood Cor forage or Straw, Coal, ~ and
addressed to the undersigned: They must be re-
Forms for proposals.. and further information,
can be obtained by calling upon the undo rsigned.
BIT It. Col U. $. A "A: A. q. M.
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AUCTION SALES.


RY COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure Co.,
D. W corner Pennsylyanis avenue and llth street
Star Office Building.
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ECONOMY AND COMF0Rr.
KEEP OUT THE
COLD, RAIN. WIND, AND DUST,
And prevent she rattle Of sashes, with
ROEBUCKS IMP1OvED WEArHER STRIPS
upon your Door and wi.dows. win save 50 psr
cont In FUEL, and last lifetime.
Can AID exnuise, or eeed for circular.
- DUILp1Re' DEPOT,
e1 s.ffe S63 seventh street,
sss n. w. HAMILTON 3 CO.
NX1ANTED-A number OF GOOD HANDS 70 A.
w ply the above wssthe< strip;
do l-tf u. ". y. %.
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LAS Blu BIN s.
Just received, q lot Of the celebrated
EOISELESS ARGAND BURNERS.
which commune one third less gas than other vsri-
eties. Also, the nUREkA, ExCELSI0R. and
to corrode, and arranged to regulate the aow of
gas. We are sole agents for the above.
I A liberal disc cunt 20 the trade
II ALEX. B. SHEPHERD BROS,
II 269 peunsyivsnia avenue,
h del7-eo3t near corner llth street.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
- 8. x. corner Of Seventh and ID SITS.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE
On FRIDAY ana SATURDAY, December 10Th
and 2lst, at 10 o'clock. will sell, at auction
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. DIAMONDS
JEWLLRY, CHARMS, RINGS, &C, &C.
Terms cash.
r. BURNSTEIN. Pawnbroker
del6-5t" GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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WE HAVE NOW ON HAND AND ARE
w constantly saving CyprYss and Poplar
Sills, j oists Corner Posts, Scantling, Studding,
Rafters, Bridging, Strips. l, IA and Pinch clear
Cypress and Poplar Plank, rough Flooring and
Weatherboardirg, common inch Plank, Sheet
and Shingles, which will be sold at favorable
prices to CASH purchasers.
Dimension Timbers sawed to order. Orders
filed on short notice. Teams always at hand
and strict attention given to the delivery OF
Lumber.
Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river. i'm
mediately north of Bayou Gayoso, Memphis.
Tennessee.
80 GEO. C. & JOS. VENABLE. Agents.
GATHRIGHT'S CELEhATED
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MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE, TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 2. 1867.

unkindly toward the negroes, and that
this nation owes them debt Of justice
aud gratitude which il should repay them,
but not at the expense Of the white race.
The white race must be cherished and its
purity preserved. IL has been the only
race that has proved itself capable, in
the worlds history, of creating and main
tanning constitutional and free govern
ment [applausel; and the black race has
never maintained any kind of govern
ment There is no evidence throughout
the whole Of Africa that there was ever
any kind Of government there except the
brutal control which is sometimes as.
serted by one chief over his few naked fol-
lowers; and even when they have been
taken TO other countries and been spec
tstors for years and generations OF the
work Of the white man, as was the case
in Hayti, they have not been able to sus-
tain free government. The French there
maintained government before the eyes
Of their slaves; the slaves rose and mas
sacred the white population. What be.
came ofthe government they established Z
II has degenerated and degenerated to
this hour, and they have gone back to
the fetish worship Of their ancestors in
Africa. Also in Jamaica, where the
British Government liberated the negroes
and gave them full and equal share in the
government, and the right to vote and
hold Office, yet the other day the negroes
rose and attempted to massacre the white
men, but were thwarted II is notorious
that in that island they have not i'm.
proved; yet our Radical friends wish to
try the experiment upon a grand scale
in our own country and have improved
on the British idea have almost gone to
the extent that the Africans in Hayti
themselves went. The Radicals place
the negroes here in a position to exter-
inmate the whites They will have all
the political power if the Radical pro.
grsmme is carried out by the disfran-
chsement of the white men and the en-
franchisement of the negroes; and as a
matter of course, they will be instructed
by the meddlesome Radicals ofthe North
to domineer over the downtrodden whites
and possibly the mass of those people,
in disgust, may be compelled to abandon
their country and yield it up, and those
who remain will in time be exterminated.
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Can't Vote for Brownlow.

Two of the most intelligent colored
Inen in this place informed us few days
ago that not one-tenth part of the negro
vote in Wilson county will be cast for
Brownlow and the Radical ticket at the
coming election. The reason is obvious,
and is, as they informed us, because they
place no confidence in the professions of
friendship constantly made toward them
by these Jacobins. They say: You have
allowed us the privilege of voting in
order to re.elect you to office, while the
true friends of our race, and the only
friends we have who are in condition to
befriend us, are the very men whom you
expect us to vote against All our pc.
cuniary aid must come from the Con-
servatives, and where our interests is
there we shall cast our votes This is
sensible reasoning, and our Conserva-
tive citizens should see that every
colored voter appreciates it-Le6anoR
Herald