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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-06

AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL's
n Auction Mart, lie East Thirteenth street,
Tuesday, Sept g. at IL O'Clock,
Two elegant family and road OF bay and black
Horses warranted sound elegant top Wagons built by
Brewster Of Broome ores and Corbert Scharch also an
elegant family Turnout, consisting of dark bay Horse and
very elegant coupe wescbetsr Rockaway nearly
set Of Harness. Sheets Blankets top Pork Phaeon
work Horses top Wagons single and double Har
nes &C. We never postpone sale on account OF the wea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-06

n RAND OPENING
" on Tuesday, September Is,
at NINE. DUVALS Emporium Of FASHIONS,
Dress, Cloak making and Pattern rooms, 762 Broad
way. There is now ready for inspection and for
and ladies visiting New York are invited Dressmakng
done moderate prices.
Suits elegantly for slo Patterns cut from measure,
warranted TO ht perfectly
II AXE MCCREERY, fl BROADWAY,
IL On Monday September Y,
win open splendid assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Comprising
Rich Black Silks
Plain and Fancy Colored Silks,
Novelties In Dress Goods
Manufactured expressly for retail trade,
At very low prices.
AXE 4 McCREERY, Hl BROADWAY,
IL On Monday, September Z,
VIII offer Mt retail magnificent stock Of
MOURNING GOODS,
In all Che newest fabrics, for fall aud winter wear,
Consisting OF
wflets celebrated English Bombasines,
Lupin's celebrated French Bombazinss,
Drap de Russo Cloth,
Trouville Cloth,
Imperial Serge,
French and Irish PoplIns,
Courtaulds English Grapes all widths All OF the above
goods will be sold
Extremely Low Prices.
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FOR SALE.

FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE ON THE
E,ahtb avsnne has a splendid Of custom For par
cuars apply to p H. HAvILAND, 1,44a Broadway corner
of Fortyhrst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A GREAT sUCCEss-THE SECOND EDITION OF I'll
"A Gem Of the Lake, by Mrs Sarah A. Wright, now rea
bv the American News Company 1Z Nassau street Also
sale by the New York News Company No. Spruce sire
and other newsdsalers throughout The country.
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THE TURF.

TNASIIION COURSE, l.. L-TROrTING-MONDA
september r. at O'clock p. N match, $5Oo tnree ~
fye 10 wagon W. Lovels br Lady Wells y CnamSss
8. ST. Hickory Jack. y. OnAAD--
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sae-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking bird at b. DOvEYS, Nos and Greene street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-06

AT 697 BROADwAY.-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
"A Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Silks &c. The same
bought and sold JAMES p MATTHEW'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
Pianos, Organs, X Melodeons,

|I1thEa tha reasons ea why it is best to buy either o ion Ea,1a e aDove named instruments of J. Brin. 'o1. rails Village, Conn. are these:
 lst-He tunes and repairs and nnde,c+., d, to make them. '0 in"oo ana no" l.. 1a.-He selects only such Instruments that Ut oS can warrant for years.
 Su-he ath 9 sells instruments of any make. wanta, ahe sets them up on trial wherever ar no a.Ia Hno warrants them to give satisfaction
 oth-Being wholesale and retail dealer he 1n'n me advantage of large sales, and does sell lower than any other dealer, ns aeio h Tor prices before purchasing elsewhere E. ALSO SEWING MACHINES Of any make de- 'asefea Wherever wanted. Address
 JOSEPH BRINTON, zVu Falls Village, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
PERFECTED SpEs,TAc.ES
American and Foreign Patents.
 R. H. EDDY.

1 SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS Late Agent of the U. s. Patent Office, Wash lngton, under the Act oi 1e37
 NO. 7S STATE STREET, Opposite kilby St. )Bosros ] A fIER an extensive practice of upwa, (ls of AA- twenty yeats, coItines to secure Patents Tn the United States; also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and ali pa pers or drawings for Patents executed on req l sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made l into American and Foreign works, to deter mine the validity and utility of Patexts of In ventlons. and legal and other adv;<e ren dered ln all matters touching the saIe Copies of the clans of any patent furnhhed by remit tiag one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington
 No Agency im Ms United stases possesses supey;o, ac'tsfses for obtaining Patents, or Qsceyta;uiuo s patentabiIity of inuentiows.
 During eight months the subscriber, in thu. course of his large practice, made on tspSce re- | Jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS eveyu one or which was decided ia his favor by the Com missioner of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS. 'l regard MT. Eddy as one of the most capa- oIe and successful practitioners with whom have nad afhclal intercourse. CHAS. MASON" l,
 Commissioner of Patents. , nave no hesitation in assa1ing inventors Inat they cannot employ man more competeutl 7, tna a atr"s''oorshy, and more capable of putting 'neir applications in a form to secure for them .n al early and favorable consideration at the a'eht office. EDMUND BURKE"
 Late Commissioner of Patents. nMr k II. Eddy has made for me THIR- d4 FEN applications, in all, but ONE of which s.ents nave been granted, and that one is ao10 emaeng; such unmistakable proof of great tai ns , ana ability on his part leads ne to recon a's inventors to apply to him to procure ho.l he paeehts, as they may be sure of having ne most faithful attention bestowed on their 'Ses' ana at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGHART.'' Boston. Jan. l. 1868 39-lv J
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01

can be obtained at thi Bank mon th terms. as at the offices of the resnect;ya cnr po' asions in New York. Also Pamnhlets ron. taining. information in regard to these secnr;. tiess H. R. corr cash
 87-tfl
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
WORKMAN BROS. MERCHANT TAILORS.

RA GUILD respectfully announce to the cit W izens of Litchfeld and vicinity, that they will be at the United States Hotel, on Tuesday, July IA, 1868, and every other week after that date, on the samo day, until further notice, for the purpose of receiving orders for all Kinds of Garments for Gentlcman's wear. also to do all kinds of cutting in the latest styles, and satisfaction warranted.
 Wolcottville July l, ls68 1aH
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
Carpets and Furniture.

Es O'FARRELL, New York City, has open
 &ks cd his new warerocms with tho largest assortment and latest Spring styles of Royal
 velvets, Brussels. 3-ply and Super-Ingrain
 Carpets to be found in this city. Oil-Cleths all widths fancy and checked, Mattings Lace Curtains, Window Shades Rugs, Mats &c., Sc !, Over $l ,OOO, 900 of parlor. bedroom and Kitch- en furniture, all manufactured under his own supervision, and strictly warranted to the pur- chaser Goods packed and shipped carefully. free of charge. My motto is quick sales and profits, for cash at the largest warerooms in the United States, 4S6 & 488 Sth avenne, bet. 55th and 36th Sts., 267 2G9 & 27l 85th St, New York.
 All the R. Cars pass In the immediate vii ,initv. IOIy
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01

N AUGATUCKaN NRAILROAD-.or 's follows: ''ih VIII run rrN'' oiSG NORTH .-LeGve Bridgeport.- TAO Mn, Io i1F cf "insted, with Passenger car at,,k hailk o @A. Fof vinlsHi, connecting with tIn se ao a:l fain frcs1 New YeEs,an win tI fSe ,,'+., on, ou Ns% Haven, andconnecting at ttys wlss Train ss and from Hartford "stsS '. Frelght Train for Wingted a0 Hinsted. connecting with .l, <, oc "c-o F. RsA4a rom New YotR aoa st. e-oo F. S. rfgom NS4. -ve- a,,sI It. s'I' o.vo P, N: Irains@- sartford 's ' "'s'- .~sa
 T.om. m.'p ID ram Rom 'ass4 4Nasts. .,an
 Milk Train for Winsted
 dI:O5 Nj. Train for Winst4e
 z'oo F. NJ. Freight Train for W;ns.ad
 a.Os P. M. For Winsted. 'nS'"'
 uoiSa SouTH.-Leaoe Wnstez.-6a0 freight Train for Bridgeport. "0 "'
 o.4O A. x. For Bridgeport Nau Wi. train for Hartford. 'eiDufy uth
 z.l0 P. M. For Bridgeport, New York a,d New Haven, connecting at Waterburv ,";,t train for Hartford ""'y WILD ! 4'OO PM. Milk Train with Passenger ..r o, '"eheo connecting at Bridgeport for New York
 Leoos Waterburs tor Ms South.
 IT, o.1o A. M'For Bridgeport, New York and Nsv 1 8.S5 A. M. Freight Train for Briduenort
 o.4oP. M. For Bridgeport. New York ord l Now Haven. AolA "h" ] 600 P. NJ. Milk Train, connect np ot pr;I.o port for New York. "' "'"'Se- l On satusday-- nights, an additional 1r,i. M Wlth passenger car, will leave Bridgeno,t Ton Winsted at $40 PM >P0'' or
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to oonnoc, seymour with the $40 A. M. Train down fro',' Wlnsted. and returns on the arrival of ,r lV;no aI A: M. Train from Bridgeport '''' me Stage from New Hartford Otis C,,,. brook, Burlington, Sandistield arriyoS coy ~, connect with the 2.IOp. NJ. Train dn,,, 9 t" Mlnsted' and returns on the arrival of th, lO,lo A. M Train up from Bridgeport,
 The Stage for LitchfieId leaves Titchso,1 station on arrival of the 1915 AM and h., P: M. Trains from Bridgeport. The Sta~c ,,,, hafWinton, leaves Litchfeld Station on thr arrival of the lO15A A. M. Train from P";t'' port. HUH Dfi"E' I Stage leaves Waterbury for Wa,.rtowr ,,,;,, sd ana for Bethlem and Morris on Tnes,,nrs thursdays and Saturdays; and for MiddIehH,r, on mondays and Frida!s, and Woodburv n;, Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays on or riy'' ,', l 'he ,s lo 10 A. M Train up from Bridy.no,t The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolc3ttvilI, the arrival of the lO.15 N. Train frnn nri.i,., port, on Tuesdays, ThursCla ys and Saiur,.,. A Discount of cents made tc p,.v,,,,,!., P"rchasing Tickets at the Office.
 c. WATERBURY, Superint'tt
 Bridgeport, April 10 1867. if
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
CHAPTER CV, An Act rnla Linc 4o

:. XII Act rolaSIhs to School Districts. Do enacted Dy the Senate and House of Rep- fesentatlves sen nn m m General Assembly convened: astr S1G r. Lat M o act or proceedings of any school relating to annexation of any adjoining district shall De held invalid for the reason that the clerk ol any dlstrct to which another district has been oAea . has nesocted to leave duplicate copy ot district. "-'-4 '-'o 'ioih VI e"'a pending. '00' "'' ''i' '''"
 Approved July 31, 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
CHAPTER CvIII.


 An Act in addition to An Act entitled "An Act co, corning Education"
 pc IL enacted by the Senate and House of Renro sentatlyes ln General Assembly convened: sec: l. The public schools of this State shall he siAIeoh years, and no person shall be denied ad Iti,ce to and instruction in any public school in Ine sehoo! district where such person resides mn account or race or color, any law or resolution of M tnis State heretofore passed on the contrary not withstanding i"is Aot- Approved Aug. 1, 1sGs
 CHAPTER cIx.
 All Act in addition to "An Act concerning Civil D., Actions." Be 1t enacted by tho Senate and House of po,,,o Sec'iYes Sec Mh m General Assembly convened: or Doaoie the superior Court shall join issnn mn, or un ",! M matter of fact and shall put themse,uas court nav ,,n TOT rlal the judge holding such noint nronap upon the motion of either party. an which mnP puPef committee to hear the ev}dencee WHICH may be offered concerning snah ;ss,a 'o 1ano nhdlnS upon the same ' "ao ,S s'uo. =. All committees appointed oo oe,o., a ; 4 report thelr finding at the term neyt sne for onod ca,io pltileht unless excused therefrom l court. 'o ino satlsiaction of said m sec; ,. such committee shall have tho s.ro,,ou th h a I pioceed Ill tho same manner as aud;tors " i ,na,' @ 1i L 1 o account, and the same nroceed;na nf Gc naa respecting tho acepance or reiect;e renort tha oo,. opon tho acceptance of any snch the facts Snn5 .i slisal render such judgement as 'uo iacss ioulid therein and the law nav raa; "S !, nec. 4. All acts and parts of acts ;nenqs equIe. herewith are hereby repealed ooiSsteht sage. oipct rom its pas Approved Aug. 1. 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01

adjoining the town or towns in which such district is located, on application of the district shall fix tho site and mako return to the clerk of the town Tn which such site shall be. Sec. 2. Whenever any school visitors are called upon to perform the duties required by this act a majority of their board shall constitute ouorum' Sec. 3. The school district making such apnlica. hon to board Of school visitors shall pay them a. reasonable compensation for their services
 Sec. 4. So much of any act, now in force, as is hereby repealed.
 Approved, July 31, 1868.
 CHAPTER LxXXIX. An Act in addition to ssAn Act for the assessment
 and collection of Taxes.
 Be it enacted by tho Senate and House of Rep- resentatives in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. 1. The polls of all white males between twenty-one and seventy years of age shall be of the uniform rate of dollar, for Town and State Taxes, for such poll, which shall be added to the tax of such person, but for school district and county taxes, the poll shall be set in the list of such person at ono hundred dollars pror;ded that persons paying military communication ta~' and active members of fro engine hook and lad der and hose companies be exempt from such pol tax. ~ l'oii Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent Approved, July 31, 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
CHAPTER LxyXIX An Act in addition fo An Aot fo, tb c,eos.,oo,,4
CHAPTER CIV

An Act repeahng an Act therein named
 De It enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives in General Assembly convened: Sec. l. That Chapter LXXXIII of the Public Acts passed May Session, A. D. 1866 entitled ssAct for tn the assessment and collection of Taxes" be, and Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and after the day of its passage. '''' "A'o "''ei Approved, July 31st, 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
Approved, July 31, 1868.
CHAPTER CVII. All Ac' Ill addition to An Act concerning Commit nltIcS and COrnoro tiono U

nltcs and Corporations.
 belt enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatlVes Tn General Assembly convened
 Sec l. Whenever any railroad comnanv in tl;s otsCe, snail refuse to stop one more of it's nas senger trains at any depot on tho line of its Fail road any number of citizens not less than len of .ao towh or city Ill which such depot is situated. may mako their application in writing to the sn perlor Court ln the county where such depot is b. chGed, ana II sad court is not in session to anv yudee or the Superior Court or of the Supreme court or Errors praying that said Company may Dc ordered to stop tho train or trains meniio@nnG @ in said application at said depot. -'''i'i'n''o
 Sec 2 Said application shall be heard and dec;- ueu py S committee of three judicious and disin tefested persons, to Do appointed by said Conrt or sald judge, as the case may be- at such time and p; anu wlth such notice to those interested as s sald court or judge shall order, and said appca
 on shall be served at least six days before the ses son or the Court, or the return day named in said apphcatlon and If said committee being first dmi1, sworn snail be of opinion in view of ali the facts ana clrcumstances, that said application ouoht to be granted in whole or in part thev may isS,Io @ r ofaef to sand Company to stop their train or trains Ill tho manner prescribed ill said order. or said committee may make such other order or prant suom oo, otnar reno1 lh the promises to them shall seem Just and reasonable, and shall make return oI thelr domgs to tho next term of inc Snnor;nn Court in said county 0 'oPoiioi Sec. 5. Upon the return of the report of sa;a l comm committee or their dongs, to said Court, either any lrregularity improper condnct and 3ha ba 1 court TOT such cause may set it aside and order ! rehearlng, But if the Court accent and osfaIj;sh the same 1t shall be conclusive in the matter and order. p"' 'o opey sald Sec. A. Said order may be enforced bv madamrs " the relation. of either party and the cosfa of sald proceeding may Do taxed by said con,,n;t+ea | aganst either or both of said parties at their dis. Approved July 31 I86S
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
FOR SALE.

VIE undersigned having purchased the q Raial RTa1auiag lately owned and occupied by the ne, mill stones and elevators for sale Ii Said ilill IS one of the best there is in the state, and ls capable of grinding 20 bushels per bour, ana will be sold at bargain.
 DAVID VAIL. Woicottville March 16. 1868. 6OU THE AMERICAN WIT is a happy hit. 2s cts. A A year. E' " n I. RICHARDSON COLLINS, 42 John st.. NY "" A SIX and receive THE AMERICAN WIT A cents year. RICHARDSON COLLINS, 42 John NY. 600 Rolls Paper from loo up.
 at E. D.MoNEIL &oo
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
Abstract of the ComptrolIer,a Renort
SrArE or rOoNNEor1our. as

o. STATE OF CONNECTICUT ss r III Uiice or the Secretary of State Aug. 13 lS6s Comptroller of Public Accounts. exhibited to th. ueneral @ assembly at their late session, comprise parts or sad report as arc by law required te DeoP De PuDEsned Tn the several newspapers in thif oCate, Dy Ghe Secretary of State.f 4t
 u LEvERETT E. PEAsE, Seeretery of State , 1oa f4ynae5ts from he Treasury from tue 31st O
 1nd1ce M 1e67, to 1s of April, 1868, for Guren
 EIpenses 0f GoUe,nnse,st, Uiz: Debenture and Contingent ]
 Expenses of the General "'-+'
 assembly. y.................$ 86,27585 rs '-- Account of Salrries .. s0,9O7O5 contingent Expenser includ-
 ing Grants ......:..... 10328559 Judicial Expenses, including Expenses of Supporting tho the 1'0'
 State Paupers ......... 3OOOO -.-- Expense of Board of Educa- Salary of Directors of Con. Con '''-O''
 necticut State Pirsol. 3O0OO 4, Account of Public Buildings sEt[I
 and Institutions. ...-.... 2O3 1O454 Expenses of Soldiers Chil- - Advances to the ouartermas- '''''' '. ter General; ..;;:.....;.. 15,oQooo Advances to the Paynaster :
 General. :..,,.:...... 75,OOoG0 Advances ia the Adjutant Printing, Stationery, &c for '0 ~
 the General Assembly. :. 16,791 57 --$ 779 47O4 47 after cred,t,ng stocks sold$ 1.76716 lhteresl on State Bonds.... 517,9630O Amount of State Bonds. burned by order of the .... .-...,... General Assembly, 1S67... 12s,OOo % po,o :. , $1, ,424, POS 63 April 1st, 1868, to new &C., count '.............. 536,66 16
 $1,958, ,868 79 By PGan1lc,,.s into Nte T,,eos~r,, fo,, ,lo o,t f
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-01
TEAS /! TEAS!!

PRICES REDUCED, pest Ooions' S1,25 uOou l,OO Best Young Hyson. z1z5| uooi l,25 Best Japanese. 1.AO tsest English Breakfast, l,25 The quality Is ss good as fouud anywhere.
 at F. D. MCNEIL < Co.'S Litchfeld Oct 2l 1867.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-10-17
The Manufacture of Champagne.

The Paris correspondent of the London
Star says: The following details as to the
manufacture Of champagne are given in one
Of this days papers. AS you are aware.
this popular wine can only be made with the
produce of the best vintages. The untnixed
wine is left 10 wood for one year, at the ex.
piraton of which time it is bottled With ex.
treme care and with corks of the very best
quality. Each bottle is laid in horizontal
position, which position is gradually altered
till at the end of the year the bottle is as it
we're, standing on its cork; the natural sedi.
ment or lees. or to use the French term, the
naacadana, has concentrated itself on the cork,
the liquor being now of bright amber tint,
which is described as beyond the power of
the painter to render. Naturally the remov-
al Of ,he nedcadane, which is effected by an
experienced person who uncorks the bottle,
and suddenly jerks out the cork SO as at the
same time to withdraw the sediment, leaves
a vacuum in the bottle. The liquor poured
in to fill up each bottle is composed of white
wine, sugar candy, and old brandy, in pro-
portion according to the wine. Eight per
cent. Of sugar candy is the proportion for
wine intended for Great Britain, America,
Canada and Russia this is The cold climates;
twelve per cent. Of sugar candy for home
consumption; eighteen per cent for Italy,
Spain, Tunis, Morocco, Brazil and Mexico.
The brandy used in the mixture, added to
wine intended for Northern climates, is eight
or ten years old. The wine thus completed
is recorked with corks imported from Cata.
ona at the rate of sf or lOf. the hundred;
the bottles having been manufactured at
FoIembray and scissors, the former being
90 the properties Of the Baroness de Paily,
the Comts de Filzjames, and M. de Grand.
maisop, the agent Of which, NJ. Laboallo, was
once in the Orleans family. The glass fac
tory Of Scissors belongs to NM de Vioane.
Thus far have brought you to the third
year Of the wine, which year is the mos. i'm
porlant of its existence. as its boquet is 40.
quired during this third period Ii its pos.
SCISSORS are sufficiently rich, they keep it 10
bottle fourth year before selling it to the
great wine merchants. Its value in wood,
when charged with macadam, is f2O the
cask that value is doubled and trebled every
year. The finest vintages are in the follow.
ing order: Bouzsy, Verzeuay, SilIery. Al
Champagne growers prefer Verzenay in a
good year to Bouzey. The next n value are
Awe, Avenay, Mareuil, Crsmant, Dizzy.
The vintage Of 1884 has disappeared from
the market. There still exist some speci'
mems Of ls46; 1865 and 1866 are now the
most popular.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-10-17

COMING Our.-General A. 8. Piatt, .
leading Republican, Of Logan county, made
powerful speech few days ago, ssvsring
his connection with the Radical party, and
declaring for Seymour aud Blair.
General Curtis, of Wisconsin, has written
very able letter to the National Intelligsn.
Ger declaring that be can stomach the OUT
RACES Of the Radical party no longer, and
that bis voice, and vote, shall be for Seym
and Blair.
Ex-Governor Sherwood, heretofore one Of
the most prominent and hlented Republi-
cans in Wisconsin, is now on the stump deal
ing powerful blows for Seymour and Blair.
General George d. Robinson, Of Auburn.
New York, heretofore an extreme Radical
and gifted speaker, is making his clarion
voice ring through the East for Seymour
and Blair.
Judge Ira Mead, always q Republican,
addressed very large meeting ut San
Claire, Wisconsin iu behalf of Seymour and
Blair. d.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-10-17

DID TaEY Do IT?-Did not the Radica
Congress. increase your taxes !!
Did not the Radical Congress exempt the
rich mans bonds9
Did not the Radical Congress increase The
wages Of its members
Did not tha Radical Conarss. dissoluA ih1
Union for which brave soldiers foughta
Did not the Radical Congress establish q
military despotism over ten Southern States'
Did not the Radical Congress disfranchist
The white msn Of the South and snfranchiss
the negroes
Did not the Radical Congress establish 9
Bureau for the benefit Of the negrossa
Did not the Radical Congress, by III
many outrageous, unconstitutional and un'
called for acts, increase the burdens Of taxa
tion}
Are these not reasons why you should
refuse to vote the Radical ticket =. So"oma
Democrat.