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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-12-04


J. F. NuTTING, Ag't., Oakley Mills Man'g Co..
Dear Sir I'm compliance with your reques; to give
my experience with the use Of Flour Of Raw Bone,
Ishave TO cay that used it only Melons and Tur-
nips and nm satisfied that il increased the yield OF
both these crops to than double what ry.wonld
have been without the use Of your Bone Dust. Th
Melons were very fine, and the Turnips the
largest and finest l have seen.
! believe your Bone Dust to be the very best fer
.tzer in use for all crops and intend 10 it Ii6-
orally on my Wheat this fall and ON nay Corn, Cot
ton, &C., next year.
Hoping you may have abundant success in your
}aadable enterprise. lam
wf48 Very Respectfully,
CA. HAIRsToN.
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VIM. Root G Sons Column.
Dr.. JOHN BULLS
G r E A T K e III E D / Z S
BULLS cEDRoN BlTTERs
AUTHE NTIC DOC q NJ z n rs
ARKAsAs HEARD FROM.
Testimony Of Medical den.

Stoney Point, White Co.. Ark, May 90, &C.
D. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Last. February
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and got 50
of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron BItters.
Ny son in law who was with me in the store, has
been down with rheumatism for some time, COM
menced on the Bitters, and soon found his general
health improved.
DIR. Gst who has been in bad health, tried them,
and he also improved
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health fer sever
al years-ston.ach and liver affected-he improved
very much by the use of your Bitters. Indeed the
Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in
this settlement. think could sell great guam
tity of your medicines this fall-especialy of your
Cedron Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via
Memphis, care Of Ricket and Nicely.
Respectfully,
G.. b. WALKER
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-12-04

WM. L. MANSFIELD Sec'y, Oakley Mills Manu-
featuring Co.-Dear Sir In reply 10 your enquiry
as 10 my experience with yonr Flour Of Raw Bone,
on portion ofmy corn crop. This was too small =
quantity and hereafter shall use more to thu acre.
The results however very satisfactory and on
some of the land the yield think is doubled aud on
oft less than and half times what it
portion of my crop Guano and Bone Flour side by
side. The Bone Flour shows much the best results.
Used literally, believe the Flour of Raw Bone will
pay and pay well. REUBEN LATIMER.
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VILLAow, WALLER COUNTY GA, I
June %. 1866,

Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir: have recently given
your worm Destroyer" several trials. and fLd
It wonderfully ecacious 1t has not failed in sin
ole instance 10 have the wished for effect. am do
ing pretty large country practice, and have daily
use for some article of the kind. am free to
fess that know of no remedy recommended by the
ablest authors that is certain and speedy its
effects On the contrary they are uncertain in the
extreme. My object in writing you is to find ont
pom what terms can get the medicine directly
e.om you i'll can get upon easy terms. shall use
a great deal oft. lam aware that the use OF such
articles is contrary to the teachings and Pr +ctce Of
great majority Of the regular line of NJ. DIS, but
SEQ no Just cause or good sense in discarding rem
edy which We know to be efficient, simply because
to hall make it rule to use all and any mean
alleviate suffering humanity which l may be able
to commaud--not hesitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned its effects
first, and secured that knowledge However, am by
no means an advocate supporter ct the thousands
OF worthless nostrums that food the country. that
purport to cure all manner of disease to viii h hui
man flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform
me of your best terms. ! am sir, most respectfully
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, II. ID.
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JOHNSON WILLIAMS. Adm'Y.
GEORGIA COBB CoONTY.

Whereas it having been represented 70 me that
Henry Lassiter late OF said County decd, died in
testate and no person having applied for the Admin
istration of the estate of said deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all per-
sons concerned to show if any they have, on or
before the first Monday in December next why the
Administration of the Estate of said decreased shonld
not vest in the Clerk of the Superior Court Of said
county or some other fit and proper person.
Given under my hand as Ordinary at office In Ma
rietta, this Oct. 90, 1868.
ELLISON A. DOBBS, Ordinary.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the LIST Tuesday in January next,
before fhe court house door in Marietta, Cobb
ty, between the legal hours of sale fifty three acres
Of the east side Of Lot No 300, esst halt Of lot
Number 1888, and the west half vi lot Number
3OO all in the goth district and Cd Section Of Cobb
county containing in all 213 acres, more less Sold
by order of the Court of Ordinary of Cobb county as
the property of E. f. Level deceased for the bene-
fit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased-
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. This No
vember 11th, 1868
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rARMERs ucuK ar THrs.

/. ESQ lbs. "Flour of Raw Bono" per
acre properly mixed in the soil Of your
! wheat land, will pay you handsome
profit in wheat and add large per cent
20 the value of your land for next crop.
Try it and prove it. The article can
be bought in large or small quantities Of
OAKLEY MILLS Man. CO..,
= - = = Marietta, Ga.
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MACON, Ga, Aug, Goth 1869.

Messrs. Cook g. Cheek-Marietta, Ga.-Gents
Nr. Rice wac out at Mr.. Hancock's last week and
walked all over the place. He thinksit is doing fine
ly and has better prospects than any other around.
The cotton has not she'd much, also the cotton that
has the Bone Dust under il, lie thinks will yield at
the lowest calculation one third more cotton per
acre than that which has the regular guano it
The stalk is very full Of fruit and is still making il as
fast as any he ever saw Mr. Hancock says he will
make 1876 Bales. Mr.. Rice says between 20 and 100
Bales and with good SEASONS perhaps more.
Very Respectfully,
BIEpsoE & Co.
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GEORGIA MILTON COUNTY !:

Ivory E. Gentry having applied in proper form for
Gentry late of said county deceased: All persons
concerned will file their objections, if any they ca
by the first Monday in December next, else PEI ma
nent letters will be granted the applicant. Given
under my hand and official signature this 9Th day of
Nov. 1868. o. P. SHELTON, Ord'y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-12-04

To OAKLEY MILLS MANUFACTURING Col de-
sire to say for the benefit of all concerned that have
planted eight acres of Cotton this year and put in the
ground with the seed, eight barrels Of your Bone
Dust one barrel per acre, part of the land very
poor The whole was planted between 18th. and 18th
Of May 1t is the best fruited Cotton l have ever
seen and a farmer who it yesterday said that one
acre of ii would produce as much as three acres of
some of his river Cotton.
am perfectly confident that it is the Bone Dust
that has produced this excellent crop.
Respectfully,
- JOSEPH S. CLIFTON
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-12-04
EXECUTORS SALE.
GEORGIA MILTON COUNTY :

Isham Teasley having applied for letters of adj
ministraton de bonis non, the estate of John w.
Morris late of said county deceased: All persons
concerned, kindred and creditors, Of said deceased
will file their objections, if any they have on or be-
fore the first Monday in December next. otherwise
permanent letters of administration will be granted
the applicant. Given under my hand and official
signature this 9Th day ofNovember, 1868.
0. T. SHELTON, Ortl,y
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Legal Advertisements :
EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold On the first Tuesday in January
w next, before the Court Heuse door in the
City of Marietta the following lots of land belonging
to the Estate of Hardy Mitchell late OF said County
deceased, to-wit Lots Nos ia, us, 7s2 and 725'
in the 10TH, Dist, and 2nd section Of said county.
Said lois comprise what is usually known as the
Grew place, and lies about one and half mile of the
w. & A. Railroad and about four miles distant from
the City of Marietta The Of said Land is still
in the woods and we'll timbered. Said lots will be
sold separately. Terms one-half cash and the ether
six months credit.
JOHN MITCHELL.
HENRY MITCHELL.
Executors of the Estate of Hardy Mitchell, decd.
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GEORGIA MILTON COUNTY;

f J. Camp and Robt A. Camp having applied to-
me for permanent letters of Administration Oh the
estate of Arthur 7 Camp late of said county deceas-
I'd Ali persons concerned kindred and creditors of
said deceased notified to file their objections if
any they have within the time allowed by law else
letters will be granted the applicants Given under
my hand and official signature this 18th day of Nov
1868 O. p. SHELTON Ortry
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-12-04

THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That used Ton Of Flour
Of Raw Bone this year on my Cotton, and l an well
pleased with it, and have this day bought Ton 10
put on my Wheat think it will double the amount
Of Cotton, and will do better for wheat.
SAMUEL MODIFY.
Sept 21st 1868 Floyd County.
PSI ordered the above Flour Of Raw Bone
from Oakley Mills Manufacturing Co, Marietta last
spring for Judge Mobly.
B. F. HOOPER.
Floyd County.
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POWDER SPRINGS, GA, Sept. 2, '6s.

Oakley Mills Manufacturing Co.,--Gentlemen: l
have applied the Flour of Raw Bone Cotton this
year and am happy to say it has given entire sat
isaction that the Cotton is good again when the
Bone Dust is applied as when il was not put in the
same field heavy Bolls very full and is opening
very fine. SURPRISES any other fertilizer in opening
early. Very Respectfully
MARION G. KIsHR
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and Worldwide
Readers.

hare received many testimonials from profess
ionaI and medical men, as my almanacs and various
publications have shown all OF which are genuine;
The following letter from highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia, s certainly one of the
most sensible communications have ever received
DIR. Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of, and
his testimony deserves to be written in letters of
gold Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORM DESTROYER:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-12-04
Hats and Bonnets
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in January
next before court house door in the city of Ma
retta during the legal hours of sale Lot of land No.
700 in the 18th district and 2nd section Cobb coun
v Sold as the property of VIM. Lemon, deceased,
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de-
ceased. G. S. OGLESBY, Admir-.
Nov 10 'G5 De tsonis non with viii annexed.
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GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY:

ORDINARys OFFICE. Nov. 81. 1863.
John =. Mayes as the next friend Of Albert A.
Mayes and Margaret Mayes (the minor children of
Edward Mayes deceasedl has applied for the setting
apart and valuation of Homestead, and will pass
upon the at II o'clock. A. NJ, on the 7th, day
of December 1863 at.my office
E. A. DOBBS, Ordinary.
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w L. MANSFIELD, Sec. O. NJ. NJ. Co,-Sir:-
Having tried your Flour of Raw Bone the present
year in justice to you, have the pleasure of stating
that l am satisfed-my Of it was good invest
ment. My corn stood the dry hot weather of last
summer without whitening or burning in the least.
used about gill to hills of corn, putting it on
the seed corn before covering From my experience
can confidently recommend your Raw Bone as a
first rate fertilizer for corn and will take pleasure in
showing my crop to any who will visit my place
miles north of Marietta the "Be Ferry Road"
I contemplate using your Raw Bone extensively on
my wheat this fall.
Your are at liberty to use the above in any way
you think prudent.
Respectfully, a. S. WAY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-12-04

OAKLEY MILLS MAN. Co.-Gentlemen here
In give you the result Of my experience with YOU
Flour Of Raw Bone on my corn crop.
Last April bought from you bill. of Bone Dust
/ also bought about the same amount Of Guano, and
used these manures follows soaked my seed
corn about "a hours in water and then rolled it in
land plaster and planted the best land in the field
with table spoonful Guano to each hill Of corn.
then planted the poorest part of the field with corn
soaked as before and rolled in land plaster and put
at each hill about able spoonful of your Flour of Raw
Bone In this part of the field left two stalks TO
the HILL but only left stalk TO the hill where
had Guano. am well satisfied that the land where
Iput Flour of Bone" has at least Is more corn on
ii than where put the Guano. almost every stalk in
the Bone Dust part of the field las good ear OF corn
and there are two stalks to the hill.
am so well satisfied with the Flour of Raw Bone,
that am now determined 10 use it hereafter in pref
erence to Guano. And invite any farmer to look al
my corn and see i'll am not right
Yours Respe ctfully,
ABRAHAM GREEN.
p ST. have walked over the field of corn de-
scribed in above and think the above statements
correct w. L. MANSFIELD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23
Snttnal Rtbtnut.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE for the Eighth District Of New York comprising the
Eighteenth Twentieth and Twent6rst Wards II the Cy Of New
YorkNoce hereby to law that have received from
the the lists Of the valuations and enumeraoBs Of property
subject under the Ac 10 provide internal support the
interest the public debt and Tor other
approved the anendao approved 81
March 1863 18th July 1856 Aud "a March 1851 that the duties aud
enumerated therein have become due and payable and that viii
personally deputy for the collection Office
daily (Sundays eIceped 18th June until
the lltb July 1868 inclusive between the hours Of a. and
The lists herein referred comprise the special trades pros
sons and the carriages billiard tables gold watches gold
aud silver f the ending li MAY 1858 aud the upon in
for the year ending Jst December, 1867.
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4 TT ICE VI COlIILC lOh VT IN lEhNAh
" REVENUE FOR THE SIXTH DISTRICT OF TIKI
STATE or NEW.IORK comprising the Ninth. Fifteenth, and
Sixteenth Wards City Of HewYok NOTICE ~ HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant law that received oa Assessor the
List; Of Valuations and KnumeraOus 81 property subject under
the Act TO Yode Internal Revenue to support the Government to
interest ohe Public Debt purposes approved June
March
49, 1856 and March 1866 the aud
have become due and payable and that will personally
deputy for the collection u the my Ohcs No O West -Four
euthst Of VI have daily excepted the 10th
day Of June until tie Of June inclusive tue
OF 3 O'Clock m. anu O'Clock p.
Trades and Professions the Billiard Tables. Gold
aees Gold aud Silver Plate ending May 1862 aad the
~iet upon Dcahes for ending December 81 1861
an persons who shall neglect the by them respcTe
according 70 the Lists Aforesaid within the tine hereby specified viii
become hAbie 10 the penalties prescribed by law.
80 MAURbELL B. FIELD Collector
Dated Ntv'YOrl, June o. 1855
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Gb, Gnrf.
JEROME PARE

ID SUMMER MEETING.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUR
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY, JlNb ~
First Raee-Prrmum $50, II uies
Second Race-M estchester Handicap, II mhe~
Third Race-Sweeps,akts. 1year Ode, mriouBS
Fourth Race-Premum S10O, nile beats -,
SECOND DAY. NEDNEsDAl' July
Race--TwO- old stakes.
Second Race-Premiun II 600 Emile hrsts A. r,.A
Thinl Raee-Welter Cup. ridden bg memoes =" '"' "
F,urth Race-Ssling Stakes Il miles
THIRD DAY, THlkSDAl July F."
First Rses-Hurile Race. Il miles, hurdles
second Race-SNeepstakss 3yesr ohs, ~ piles
Third Race-Grand National Stakes. Jtnie heats
~ 49, Racing commences at 2 O'clock each day
Emil ma tcuArs In small bills -. s,.sk
Entrance 10 Course eli to Course ana staho' S1'
and Quarter Stretch s3 each day. ,,sr psINoET Pre-
J. B. IKyise See AoS''' = a. a.'i
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Gratbtrs.
iflusitaI Snstrnmtnts.

;lusitaI snstrumrnts.
A GREAT OFFER-HORACE WATERS &
PIANOS o MS Ms 5 d oRG2SS Of i've sr.te makers and
from IS monthly nDtl paid Tbs oner VIII De continued
S s & p% and ecofsnd ISSfRUMESTS of rent and rent
allowed purchased, or FOR sale at bargains Tor cash
AKRON PIANO-FORTE.-Pate highest
~ premium all the renowned Worlds Exposition
Nos ~ and ls9 Bovery. MANNER Co
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
n MATHySHEKS PRIZE COLBERT and ORCHESTRAL PIANOS
manner BARLOW MATHUSHEK sole Agents No e9i Br'atwa
A LARGE variety of frst-class PIANO
IN FORTES Asrf treble finest in New York Pianos used but
FACTORY and WserOous No 3 Esst Twenttrsts between
Second and Thirdsyes JENNYS son.
A LARGE STOCK of new and second hand
mens L. P CUMMINGS No. Unousq
A SIX AND A HALF-OCTAVE very neat
IN PIANO. So Call time at No 81 Anshest Wamsbnrgh
A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs-Barmore's
IN WareToom No 3is Beecker splendid sssomen warranted
Eve II prize medals Testimonials from distinguished artists
EOUR secondhand seven-Octave PIANOS,
city make taken in part Tor Patent AIon Ps3o will be
SOLD cheap the AHOn RanoFote Wareroons No g BoEe
HAZELTON BROS,
GRAND AND SQuARB
viii fun Iron Frame and Aersss Treble.
Factory and Warerooms.
Nos l47 and l4s GREENE.ST corner OfHoUSToS.
THE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Il called The BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY all the leading
this city and elsewhere pronounced BY the National Pa
Association trial in their with the frst maniac
turers this county emnenty PIANO IN AMERICA and
Conservatory Of Music ard other high music schools alto
Estber Of their power equality sweetness AID bril-
sBey Otone, elastic touch, and great durability
wARRROOMS No 429 Broome-st Broadway.
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SlOtitts Of 8ankrnpttp.
VHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 81

TTHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that ON the 9th
Of A. D.. 1868. Warrant 10 bankruptcy vas issued
against the estate efZEKIAL HARMON Of iabeth 20 the
Union VI Newee who has been adudge bankrupt on
petition payment debts and delivery Of
PROPERTY belonging such bankrupt to HIM. for bis and he
by him forbidden BY law that ameeng
the creditors Of the said bankrupt prove their debts and choose
his will be- held Of hAui upe 20
AbanysL Brunswick NeW-Jers.y before
Register July. A. D. 1863 At 10
" BUDD DEACON U. S. Marshal IS Messenger
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Corporation lnotitrs.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is
" hereby given the occupant occupants Of all
ibe vi, SeBts have b@t and are lodged the
Of for examination by all persons inter
it For Regulating Grading Curb Gutter and Tagging lah
ID For Fsgpg 5i,b street Broadway 9Th
9Th For Bo1as sewer in 2,h street
Building IN ssl street between ~ and 81 avenues
txeen Be snd Delaney Pt asd between
Ryugon stanton and Norfolk street. between Stanton and
7th For LAYING from the " E to the n W Of
sh Eor LAYING cossaal il greenwich street opposite No 2a
oh For LAYING CrOswa from No J6 Greenwich street the
ioh Laying Cro..vsh from the \. W. to the
Iiti For Laying Cos'~ak Of wayery place
18th For Laying CossEak from the to the W. corner Of
18th For LAYING Crossvs from No. No Broadway
s t E Lawn C"ws w.. es g g W Ss School
10Th For LAYING COssvak north Orchard
Eth For Paving Washington place from Broadway University
The embraced by Assessment include all the several Houses
1t Both sides Of Ia street Rom 1T to s avenaes to the extent
block on ths nietsee,ing street; and avenues
3D. Both sides Of 18th street from avenues
SIDE Of zh b - feet westerly there
the westerly side 9Th avenue from l27b TO l2sth street
4h Both sides Of 2h from 5 to 9th both
5th Both sides Of slst street from 10 % avenues.
to Dearcsy also both sides PIT from Ryngton
both i Of Norfolk street. from Houston Stan
7b Both side, Of Greenwich point half
Charles the side Of West 10Th
distant hall the block east and wet Of Greenwich street
ate Both SIDE. Of GTsa"h street 70 Po9t sa way dsan, from
Greenwich point distant half the block east and vest Of Greenwich
Of Greenwich from Duane Reade
l0h The Ne side II Maooug the extent of half the block
and tb Of Houston street also both sides Of Houston
the extent Of half the block west o Macdouga street
m Both sides Of Waverey place from 9Th Avenue to Grove street
also both SIDES Of Gay street 10 the extent Of half the block north Of
WayeTley place
The nortbe side OF Grand the Of half the block
and Of Orchard street both sides Of Orchard
eXeut Of half The block north Of Grand street
18th Both sides VI Broadway from 21th to 28th streets
l4h Both sides Of Ith street from 9th 70 10th
18th Both I'D Of 23th street from 9th To 7th
The nOhery side Of the extent ~ bali The
block Of Orchard street also both sides Of Orchard
OF half the block DOrtherT from Grand
18th Both sides Of Washington place from broadway to University
place the Of half the block the utrsectng
All whose Affected By the abOyeBaned Asses
opposed either Of them requested
present their objections writing Jacob Oakley Chairman Of the
Board Of their oce No % Chambers street basement New
Court House within thirty DAYS from the date Of this notice.
JACOB j. OAKLEY,
JOHN OTIINELL, Board Of Assessors
ISAAC o. HUNT,
ONE As,ssors Nes Court Hour June 20b l863
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CEWER PIPES.-Terra Gotta Chimney Tops,
> plain ad Osaeu, hes, hydrsue steam pressed 'Lasd s,sa
srrrnhouse and flooring Titles Flower Pots, sc LONG ISLAND
POTTERY DEPOT, No 2Sl PsarlsL n T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-07

The Courier of Wednesda ay tells rath-
er a remarkably funny story about
negro girl, called Topsy, who visited
DR.: O'Leary's lecture on Monday even
ing, and seated herself by the side of
white man, and Democrat, who imme-
diately left his seat and found another
in different part of the house. The
editor. after relating the facts of the case,
and describing the manner in which the
Democrat found another seat, forgets
to tell his readers that he sat but
seat or two from the scene, and was
surrounded by any amount of those he
once termed t'opperheads and traitors.
Last fall, when advocating negro suf-
frage, he endeavored to teach the people
that it was better to go to the polls with
negro and associate with him than to do
50 with these Copperheads and traitors.
Many would suppose, as soon as the
Democrat left his seat, that the Courier
man would at once leap intoit, and felici-
tate him upon his delivery from Cop
perhead crowd; strange to say, however,
he did no such thing, but retained the
seat already occupied by him, preferring
the company of Copperheads to that Of
Topsy.-ZamesuiHe Signal.