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The Labor TO be Employed.

We wish to impress upon our plant
ing friends, and all Others, the duty
they should observe when employing
labor in future. The freedmen who
stood by us at the pollsiin the recent
clec,ion-who fought nobly in the
political contest for freedom for all,
should DO favored over those who mr.
rayed themselves against US. We
have the power to do this, and will
De recreant to NJ own interests and
to those Of the true freedmen if we
fail to draw q line of distinction be-
tween them. AT the same time, we
earnestly advise all who have special
contracts with freedmen, not to vio-
late their obligations with them ON
account Of political differences. An.
honorable man will fulfill his oblipa-
tons ut all hazards. But when your
business connection ceases with them
at the end of the year, or any other
time, see to IL that you employ your
friends and reject your enemies. Al
ways deal with the freedmen Justly.
They are a class who appreciate any
preference shown them, and will al
ways stick to the men that encourage
them, give them employment aud pay
them. Weknow there are exceptions,
but their numbers arc growing beau
tiially les, as the grim ghost Of the
loyal league Is hiding itself in the
dim vista Of oblivion. Those who
have negroes hired by the month tha,
voted against themselves and us by
voting the grid-iron ticket, should
pay them of and discharge them a,
the end of the month. If We pcrsis,
IN nursing the viper that seeks to
destroy US, we certainly have nothing
but death 10 expect, while II we stand
by our friends, and defy our enemies,
success will surely crown our efforts,
A great number Of the freedmen who
voted against US we're sorry for /, be-
fore the sun went down on election
day, and in the afternoon electionccr-
ed vigorously for the Democratic
ticket acknowledging that they had
been foally duped by oxanne and HE
clan Of jail-birds and hiehwaymen.
These should not be dealt with a. en-
emies, tor they were honest at heart,
but unfortunately misled. If the
white men woald only talk morc,to
the freedmen-ouvince them Of the
proper course to be pursaed-mmkel
them fully understand the situation
and harnoni.e opinions with them
- Tar as possible, they would not BE-
slow In getting Into the right path
aud remaining there s ~
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rRiCgpHANi
whats The yaieri'

Below W. give ihe result n NE
election IN this county N0twlih
standing The fat that ibo registered
majority NJ eolorel voters was over
eleven hundred nearly MI of whom
wefe directly NJ indirectly connected
sitb The Loyal League, aud bound
by tho most abominnblo and uulaw
iul oaihs 10 support ls measures md
men, we have succeeded IN giving
q majority for our candidates tSitb
one exception aud baycglyeB sixty
three majority against TIE Conslitu-
ton. This was ono of the counties
SET down as certain 10 80 for the Rad
and 20 certain were they Of car
rying II, that they had laid out their
plans for the future. But hero Is
the vote, which tells a different tale.
Majority against the Constitution,
sixty-thrce,
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SHERIFF's SALE

BY virtue Of two vendltoni erpopa,, IA ma
directed from the Circuit Court OF Pamela
county, Miss one made In favor Of Henry
LAIRD ". james Shelton, and one In favor 81
~, ben.ons administrator, ". James Shelton.
! will on Monday the 9Th day Of July, 1853. al
me court-honss door In the town % Pamela m
said county, within lawful hours, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
property, to-witi All Of section % north Of
the boundary line Of the Choctsw Nation; also
part Of section %, and part Of the south hall
o. section II, being so much a a line running
que north and south through section %, and
the south half Of section IA. aud Inc north
bali Of the northeast quarter. and northwest
quarter Of section "a, all In township 10, range
3, west Chichssaw Cessiou, In aid county
levied on a. the property Of James Shelton q
sa,isfy said writs and costs.
iei3-5t r. \. JONES' Sheriff
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TESTIMONIALS.

-H sss1 Apth ", 1863.
w q hAsKa Ese-Dsas SIR Tits IL 10 Ger.
NY that have one Of your Patent Cotton
fresscs and must say hat II is The vsfy pres
,ne'i have been waiting ever since ! hare
oeen : PLANTER fof simplicity Aud durability
y ssnno, ee SURPASSED, aud n ny spiai0u 4
WI saps'ssae All o'hef presses that have bssn
,a.snssu cannon sAy Too much In favor Of
Wv. ~ anu Ncu'd sdvi'e all planters need
'ag = prsss 70 sesure one Of your PATENT
'u' 's'Pse'a'i!' n x. sLEpGb.
Cove Mss, Apul Ia isss
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Leitsrs Of administration having been grant.
ed To the Undersigned on the estate on Jane
Hunt. Deceased. By the Probate court 81 Pamela
county, Miss- At The June term, lsas, thsvroC
all persons having claims against aid e.,a,s
are hereby notified 70 have them Prohated and
registered In the Office Of the Clerk or said
curt IN The Iowa Of Pamela. within the time
prescribed by Law, or they will he forvver barred.
JAMES A. HUNT.
tsls-a Adminiantor.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the chancery Cour,
Of Pamela county, Stats Of Mississippi. rem.
dered therein on the 18th day of November
1851 10 the suit Of Alex Hentr, complainant
against T. X. Wiley, administrator rt ii. de.
fendants No ise In said court, | will a. CON-
missioner therein appointed. on Monday. H.
AMI day Of suly, less. At The esurt.has.e
door In the town Of Psnola In aid oosntv.
between the hours prescribed BY law ofsf fs
ale TO the highest bidder the following AZ
ssrioea tract Of land, lying and being In aid
county Of Pamela and known as the north
west quarter Of section I, and the west half Of
the sonihwestauartsr Of section 10, eli In town
ship 10. q range 6, west.
Tuss oF szts-Thres pei cent. of he pur-
money 70 BE- paid In eash the balance On
A credit Of fix monihs nom de day Of ale
Bond with vi Epod securities viii Be required
Cor the balance ofjhs purchase money
JOHNn HARRISON.
iezc-tt ccunieicarr.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

BY virsne Of a decree u the chancery cour,
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rvp-
defed therein on the 18th dag OF Nosembsr
1861, In the suit Of n. J. Hale. complainant
against A. L. Shscler, defendant No. les IA
said court. ! will as commissioner therein an
poiaisd, % honday, The 9Th day Of Jaly. iss.
the hoars prescribed BY law, al The
deer IN the town Of Panol.. IN
said county gsftr for sale 10 the highest bidder
a crsdit Of six nouns from The day Of sale
The hllowinf lAnA wing and being In ala
kaovn - The ws<t half Of The north
vest qust'sr o. section u. and the north half
u section u. and seven aorss q The nartheasi
'ornsr Of the southeast quarter Of section 90
u IN township :, range 9 west Bond win
Tood security viii be required Of The purchases.
JOIN G. HARRISON,
Jest c~-nniricrw.
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NOTICE.

To The creditors of VIM. J. pcbo, decess,d
The clerk Of the Probate Court II Pamela
oaanty. Mississippi. a, The Juue term. 1883
thsrect hled > statement Of claims registered
IN bis oaics against .aid decedent sAid state
ment viii be taken up for examination and
allowance On the fonrth Monday In taiy. ises
when and where ron are requested % attend.
W order Of court. Issued June "a. ises.
W r wOoTr.S,
IeiI-st CLERK.
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Special Notice.

have been compelled, In ~selEdefnse, 10
place all accounts due me In the hands ofaan
office. for collection. Persons interested will
save costs by coming forward Immediately and
settling their liabilities with me.
may23-4t ANDREW JACKSON.
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Business House for Rent and Bar
Fixtures for Sale,

will sell on SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1868,
The BAR FIXTURES of a Saloon, and a
BiGArELLE TABLE, and also rent the house In
which said fixtures were formerly used. ia
Batesville. The house Is In a good location
for business, being the first house east Of the
Railroad. W. A. HINES,
mhy5O-lm Adminisiratnr
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Stewart, Galbreath IL Fixer,
COTTON FACTORS,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND IN BATESVILLE.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, made at the June term, 1868, |
will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
Monday, the Sd day Of August, in Batesville,
the following described lands belonging 10 the
estate Of W. s. Wells, deceased, to-wit: A lot
OF land In the southeast corner Of the south
west quarter Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton 8, township 0, range seven, rs follows:
Commencing at a stake on the south boundary
line Of said quarter, running ~thencenorth, 44o
east 2 chains and A links to a stake, then
north ! chains and 4 links to a stake, then
south 49,, west 3 chains and 20 links to be-
ginning, containing one and one fifteenth
Il l5-l00t acres. Also, 10, Of ground No. s,
in block !, both lying and being Ia the town
OF Baiesyille, Pamela county, Mississippi Said
land will be sold on a credit Of six and twelve
months from the day Of sale. Bonds with ap-
proved security required.
SAM. PETE,
je27-it Administrator Of W. s. Wells.
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$9,ls9,7sa o.
LIABILITIES
s2aS,ss7 80
STATE OF NEW YORK, l..
Try AND County or Ngw YoRK,

~ JIM
l. Morris Franklin, of said city, President Of
the New York Life Insurance Company, being
duly affirmed, doth declare and say that the
above statement Of the condition Of said COM
pany, on the Dist December, 1866, is correct
and true according TO the best Of bis knowl-
edge, information and belief.
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nrMnTnAfN MAlnnflLN.

fHH f
bfuOHAfH HAiOHlfiw
Lawrence, go, Pike. 900, Inhy.
cite, 1885, Wiasion io1I Talfa.
hatchie, go, Cbiokasaw, $780, Yalo.
busha, 1858 franklin b7t simpson
200 fishomiugo, 1900, DcSoto,
800 Scott, 400 Copiah. 1000 Ran.
hin 100 lauderdaIe, lGN Pamela,
90, Carroll, 1889 Marshall, 800.
Chociaw, 1870, Amiie, li7j Jackson,
300 fa,oo. 800 Hancock, 100,
Noxubee. 30li Calhoun, 900 Ice,
800 Smith, sf2j Perry, las, Tippab
100 Perry, 49, CLARK, I07.
RADICAL MAJomTifS.
Jefferson, l,02li Adams, 2,l0ii
Warren, LOO; Kinds, COG; Clai-
borne, l,0i6i Wilkinson, 1906.
Returns from fo%rty.scyen counties
show a Democratic majority Of four
teen thousand nine hundred and
Fourteen counties remain
TO be heard from.
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COMMISSIONERS 0

~ virtue Of : decree Of the
o' Pamela county, State Of NiN
on the 18th day Of November. nj
q Jefferson Scstsn, adninisar
piainants, against W. d. Ross1n
s.sssr = ~ ddfsndAnk, No.
WI a. Commissioner thertI, I
a.asIy Ae sih DAY Of JaIyJ
-.aooss esor In the town crm :
sssas, a'Aswhni houn, -
ny moths from dsy X r.
following lands lyink IA h..r-I .
81 Panola known q lie
east quarter Of seetios :, tovu
west John d.
jes-5t
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MORRIS FRANKLIN.
NUhNIS FHANkLTN.
Affirmed this Goth day Of March, 1868, be-
fore me. Us. BARR, Notary Public.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
AnnnnuuLn Duu... I.---

AuDIroR's oPFIcE, Jackson.
!. Thomas 7. Swami, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts Of the State Of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the New York Life Insurance Com.
pany, located at New York city, has complied
with the act entitled IAN nc, TO regulate akcn.
cies Of Foreign Insurance Companies an
proved January 81, 1851; and In virtue Of the
power vested in me by said law, | hereby an-
ihorile u. g. Humphreys a Co., ngenu Tor said
company, at Jackson, In the county of iIinds
to transact business Of insurance. In this State
until the lst day Of March, 1860.
-, Given under my hand and seal OF
lis office at theeity Of jackson, this 2Tth
~ day Of April, A. D. 1868.
TH0S. T. SWAMI,
Je2O-Jt Auditor Public Accounts.
W. ,. HUBBARD, Ageu, for Pamela county.
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ADMINISTRATORS Z
LAND.

Pursuant 10 q decree Of IL r.
Pamela county, Mississippi, o.
Way term, 1858. thereof I VI
the l3th day Of July, 1se4L
hours. on the premises heEuI
about three miles northwest I
In said county. prpceed 70 I'll
TO the hiehsss h1def. he fS,s.
lands bslonGne . che eatala
deceased, to-vit he south-et1
don =, and ffarslonAl east
al in township I rsrrs q
lying IN aid county Of Prh1R
Trsns o. SaIE-ThVes -
cseh balance In N month ~
curry. af4
Admir- u estate Of IL 49,
jels-5ee
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The Legislators Of Alabama mesl.
n Montgomery on the t2th inst,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

By virtue of a decree Of the Chancery Court
OF Pamela county, State mississippi, rendered
on the 2lst day Of May, 1867, In the suit Of
John ", Simmons, complainant, against James
=. Buchanon, defendant, No. i5s Ia mid Court.
will as Commissioner therein appointed. on
Monday the 9Th day Of July, 1868, at the court
house door 10 tho town Of Pamela, In aid
county, within lawful hour, offer for sale Al
public auction to the highest bidder for Cash.
the following lands lying aud being in sald
county, and known as the north half of The
quarter, and the north half of the
northeast quarter Of section 80, in township /.
range Q, west. >
JOHN @. HARRISON,
Jeo-o' Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND

ny virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
o. fanola county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
the 18Th day Of November, 1851, In the suit q
u. ". Fowler complainant vs. J. Davidson.
defendant Will as commissioner therein ap-
pointed at the courthouse door in the town
o. Pamela, In said county, within lawful
hours' on Monday, the 9Th day Of July. isos
offer for saie al public auction, TO the highest
bidder, on a credit OF six months fron the duy
Of sale, the following lands lying aud being IN
said county, ts-wit; One undivided one.6nh
interss, In the east half Of section a. town.
ship Q, range Z vest
&c. HARRISON, .
jee-ot Commissions.
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Election seW..

The hllowinR additional election
returns have been received .lnec DOR
last lssuei
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10 be a Radical l. 10 be . lhiei. no
matter how high or low your position.
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On cOumlsIos Quick sales asa promp. r..
made. Wmsmbsr the place and .sra
year surplus rrcaaes 70 MARKET j.sc.im
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ADV ERTISEHENTS
Batesville Academy.
RATES OF TUITION.

The second annual session OF this %In.titu.
ton will on the first Monday IN
July.
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This Is a glorious result and will
DO hailed with Joy throughout the
country by all lovers of liberty.
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Died.

Jennie Corinne Bayac was born
July Is, 1853, and died June Il,
lSGS.
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STATE sENATH.
REPRESENTATIVE

Coopwood's majority,
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did not deliver an address, he said
: very good thing. Turning to Far.
ragut be said. Admiral, as it would
be utterly impossible at this distance
to make the people hear our voices
they will take our appearance for a
speech. " q a.:.. .o.-."&E1a .-..
Speech at the Banquet at Delmoni-
co.'s April 30, 1866.
Verbatim report, N. Y. Tribune, April,
80, 1866.
On being toasted and vociferously
chcered the hero arose and said
(rather incohc. cntly): a..
"All I can say to you is, that if
thepresident ard his cabinet hadheld
to their determination I would have
had to leave the admiral to do the
talking. We would have let you
off, and you would have got to your
beds.' ..'-.-.. -
Speech after the Banquet at Del
monico's.
Loud calls were made for General
Grant, and that gallant officer was
introduced by Mayor Hoffman,
General Grant said, "that owing to
the exhaustion which they all felt
after the entertainm ent given by his
honor, the mayor, they could not
expect him to say anything further. -
Speech at Niagara Falls.
Report BY the Herald Sept, 2, 1866.
Loud calls 70: Grant. "My mod
esty compsls me to turn over that
written speech to Mr.. Hall, who
will deliver it for me whenever it is
written. (Cheers and laughter }
Thus cndeth the Grst lesson.
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Utica, August 18th, 1868.

Said the Hon. A. j. Rogers. in
his speech, at Syracusc-'Dnring
the scventy-thrcc years our govern.
ment existed, previous to the late
war, it's total expenditures were
less than fou, teen hundred millions
IF dollars. Within the past three
years, since the conclusion, Of the
war, the Radical party in power has
expended over sixteen hundred mill.
ions Of dollars! Two hundred
millions more in three years. and
that in time of profound peace, than
the entire cost Of the governmcn,
for seveuty-three years previous to
the rebellion. What do the tax
payers think Of this? And this same
party asks to be continued in
power!'' EE..'i'#
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that 10, slavery to > vulgar minded
aristocracy TO which agovcrnment
Of demagogues-thst is, such dem
sgogues IS We are now living under
lever ventured to set up. faf'
| ~ Grant, remember. 10 now the
official embodiment of these task
| masters. Doom Grant to political
death. and the entire horde Of vam-
pyrss and ghouls that are, preying
| upon labor and the interest Of labor
die with him. Ta. m z g"0aa ,"'ssa
The defeat Of Grant is the first
step TO the equalization Of the pub
lie burthens. If he is made Presi-
! dent. the rich will bo made richer
and the poor poorer. That is GER
tain. 81 = ''a a. = s.g..ss : = -. %
To defeat Grant is, to do some
thing to bring back gold and silver
currency. and to reduce the cost Of
subsistence to a point, which will
enable poor man and his family to
live. . ~
To defeat Grant is to upset spec
ulation, emancipate honest labor
from the heartless grip Of dishon-
est paper money oligarchy, and re-
store the mechanic and nottingham
to the position he is entitled to oc-
cupy in society. Freedom, white
American citizens cannot always be
slaves. Are they not entitled to
emancipation, at, least, as much as
the ignorant, debssea, fetish wor-
Shipping negro %
The defeat Of Grant means lower
rents and higher wages.
Fewer taxes and cheaper bread.
A chance for the mechanic to ed
ucate his children, and once more to
buy bis wife new dress.
It means all that. and . good deal
more besides @'..s. .... ...
It will compel the thieves and
swindlers to take back seats.
1t Will bring honest men and hon.
est labor again to the front. .....
1t will stop the stealings at Wash
ington. .. .., ... ....-..
Economic the public sxpcndit-
ures. .e.
Give one class no advantage over
another class.
And, ''makc every tub stand on
its own bottom"
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FOR SALE.

Eighty Acres Of very desirable land, halt
mile frsm Creseo, for $50, per acre. The
East half Of the South East,quarter Of Sec,
~, Town 80, Range II. Also eighty acres
four miles from Cresco, part meadow, and
part the best Of plow land, for $40 per
acre. The West half Of the Southeast
quarter of Sec, 35, Town 80 Range 10.
Fer terms Of payment. Address,
B. D. EVERINGHAM, New Oregon.
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PLAIN TALK IN THE RIGHT
QUARTER. Hear what an independ-
ent journal. the Boston Herald has
to say to the Radicals
''The fippant cry of copper
heads and .'rcbels" will deceive.
none but those who givo utterance
to such small talk. Congress has
committed gross outrages upon the
Executive and judicial departments
Of the Government, which the pco-
pie will rebuke. Tho Republicans
should not lay ths Aattering JUNCTION
to their souls tnat they arc going to
walk over the course unopposed.
They need not think that the mill
tary reputation Of their candidate
for President will cover up the SWIM
ding and gigantic wrongs which
have been perpetrated in high places
by the Radical party They need
not think they can divert the atten
tion of the people from the great
issue before the country to the mer
it's or demcrits Of the candidates OF
either party. Men arc nothing, bu.
measures are every thing. The
welfare and the prosperity Of the
ceuntry-nay, the very existence OF
our form Of government, are involv-
cd in this contest, and it bchooves
the people to look we'll into and in
vestigate thoroughly before they
deposit their ballots in the ballet
box
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Bride and Bridesroo,n.

Essays for Young men on the interesting
relstioI Of bridegroom to Bride in the in
stitution Of Marriage Guide to matri-
monial felicity, and true happiness. Sent
81 mail IN sealed letter envelopes ffss 81
eAarge. Address, HOWARD ASSQCIA.
4lON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. Styl,
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Grants Spe eches.

Some time since We proposed to
any republican paper in the United
States that for every speech Of sey-
mour's they would publish, We
would publish one Of Grants. The
Decorah Republican accepted the
challenge conditioned that we should
publish one Of Grant lin BREWER type
full column 'no more and no less"
and it would publish two columns Of
one of Seymour's speeches.
Not finding any one Of Grants
that will make the amount of mat
ter required We publish the follow
ing TEN speeches delivered BY Gen.
Grant, and could We procure sthcrs
to complete the space Of one column
'sno more no less' would add them
to the list. IS &
As it 10 We will consent that the
Republican if it prefers the FOLLY
Of Grant to the WISDOM Of Seymour.
for its readers, it may publish these
speeches delivered by its "igure-
head instead Of twice the space
they occupy from one, Of Seymour's
speeches. Expecting it to comply
with one or the other Of these con-
ditions, We await its pleasure.
Speech at the Great emonstration
70 sustain Andrew johnson at
Cooper Institute June 7, 1865.
81 thank you for this reception.
If were in the habit of speaking, l
am so impressed by it that I would
not be able to respond as I should
like to do. You will have to excuse
me-" .s54
Speech st the Dinner Given to
Grant at the Astor House, June
Z, 1865. ss
"Gentlemen-I know you will
excuse me from attempting to reply
to your very fattering remarks.
Speech At Kalamazoo, Mich.
Reported in the N. Y. Tribune Aug,2 20, '65.
ST nm not going to reply to the
address, gentlemen. l could not
do 50 if I should try"
Speech 1t the Union League rooms.
January 7, 1865.
J After long and flattering address
from the chief orator, Grant said:
"Gentlemen-I bid you good night.
I am much obliged to you for this
reception"
Speech at the Biddlc House. De.
| troit. aa
Reported BY the N. Y Times Aug, ~, 's5
II bid you al good night =
! Speech ct Toledo. Ohio. ?
Reported in the n Y. Times Aug. II. 'e5
| Gentlemen and fellow citizens
Rev. Mr.. Vincent who has come out
on the train from Chicago has kindly
consented to return my thanks fol
this hearty welcome. which You have
given me-.
Speech in Now York on tho Balcony
Of the City Hall. August 20, 1866.
From the Herald report.
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