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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-21
On SATURDAY, Nav IA, 1870,

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At the southeast corner of Court Square, in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, at public
auction, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described property, to-wit:
Situated, lying and being In ranges 5 and 8.
section 3. between the waters of Wolf aud
LOOsahatchle rivers, in shelby county, Ten
tract, granted TO Tyre Rhodes by the State OF
Tennessee, on the Hth day OF August, 1893.
No. 2O,00 and entered by No. sos; the descrfp-
tion is as follows: Beginning at a stake;
thence south so east = links 70 a black oak
marked 7. R, the northwest corner OF the
said 640-aere tract on the east boundary line
of Richard Smiths 2580-acre tract, which Is
the range line between 3 and o; thence east
40 chains and . links to a stake IA links east
OF a blazk oak marked T. r.; thence south
ll4chains to a stake; thence north Eo west
a links to a black oak marked 7. r.. thence
west IS chains 81 links to a stake; thence
south do west 10 link TO a sassafras marked
z. M, southeast corner Of the lOcatory l28O
acres; thence north with their line So chatRns
to a stake p linkso of a red oak marked " M
OF Richard smiths boundary eSefsas
east with said line one chaiUseflnks % a
stake; thence south AZ east Il links to a
black oak marked X. s., said Smiths south
east corner; thence north IL So west with
said line 40 chains to the be~ginning-cOn-
tain ing 6l2 acres, less 100 acres lying in the
southwest corner of the length OF the loca-
catory interest, and all that portion lying
south Of the Memphis and SomervilIe turn
pike, which has been sold heretofore to JohH
Bond.
Terms, cash. Equity of redemption barred,
and title claimed TO be good, but Will con-
W. Y. C. HUMES, Trustee.
Humag A POgtOU- AftOFuaVa- amid
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Every owner OF omnibuses, hacks, car
rtagss or other vehicles. seeking GUS
tom upon the streets, or visiting the
railroad depOts or steamboat landing
or other public places, for the pur-
hfcie. DER Runum
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Ou shuTSuaIs way ,, IcIU,
Within legal hours, the following Real Es-
tate, To-wlt: A certain tract OF land lying
and being In the county of Shelby and State
OF Tennessee, near Collierville: Beginning
at stake with redoak pointer, Mrs. Crewd-
sons southwest corner; thence east so
chains q so links TO a stake; thence south
IS chains to a stake with two redoak pointers;
thence west 20 chains and 80 links to a stake
with redoak pointer; thence north Z chaina
to "A stake with redoak pointer, Franks
~Ortheast corner; thence west 81 chains ana
20 links TO a stake with redosk pointer;
north 30 links 70 a stake; thence east
8 chains and 81 links to a stake; thence north
east4 chains and So links; thence east ~
and 40 links to a a Is inks east OF
q whiteoak marked L; thence south % ehains
and 80 links TO the beginning, containing 40
acres.
The above tract Of land has been subdl-
vided into three tracts, numbered /, 2 and 3.
la acres, l4 acres and I88.l3 acres
respectively. and viii be sold according TO
the subdivision, a plan and diagram of which
can be seen at the office OF the Clerk and
TERMS OF SALE-One-fOurth cash, balance
on a credit of twelve and twenty-four months
the day OF sale; notes with two securi-
bearing interest taken, and lien retained
i'll payment OF the purchase money.
APPS A ASTON, Z. and NJ.
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Monday, May IS, 1870,

tate, tO-wtt:
A certain lot or parcel or land lying and
being In the county of Shelby and state Of
Tennessee, and in the city Of Memphis: Bel
ginning at a stake on the east side of Jones
avenue 400 feet from Fishers southern line;
thence southwardly with said avenue so feet
To a stake; thence eastwardiy and parallel
with said Fishers southern line 10 feet to a
stake; thence n~orthwardly 50 feet to a stake
thence westWardly and parallel with said
Fishers southern line 10 feet to the begin :
ntng-ame property conveyed to T. W.
Newman, by deed OF Christian Preuss, June
q, 1866, and registered In the Registers office
OF shelby county, Book 81, part !, pages 81
and 50.
Terms Of SAle-On a credit of six months
rom the day OF sale, note with security
taken, and lien retained till payment OF the
purchase money.
Equity OF barred.
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Also, at the same time and place, a lease
hold on the following property:
Lying and being In the county Of shelby
Memphis, being part OF country lot No. 400
Beginning at a stake lbs feet southwardly-
the same being the southwest corner Of a
certain lease owned by Michael Fouhy-
thence eastwardiy and parallel with Poplar
street 30 feet, more or less, to Yates eastern
line of said country lot; thence southwardly
with Yates eastern line . feet to a stake;
thence westwardly and parallel with Poplar
street so feet, more Orless. 10 the North Mem
phis Market lot 10 a stake; thence north
wardly with said Market lot Is feet to the
be~ginning-said leasehOld expiring on the
6th day of Jnne, I993.
Also, a certain leasehold on a certain lot or
parcel OF ground, In said county aud State:
Beginning at the southwest corner of the lot
of ground leased by John Post to f. W. New
man on the 9Th October, 1853; running thence
south with toe eastern boundary of North or
Poplar Street Market Square 30 feet; thence
easJwardly and parallel with Poplar street 80
feet. more or less, to Yates eastern line I3
feet said Newman's southeast corner;
Themes westWardly with Newman's south
boundary 50 feet, more or less, TO the begin
.ning-said lease expiring on 8th June, 1903.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash, balance In
six months, notes with security taken, and
lien retained till payment of the purchase
apI5 A. ASTON, C.. and NJ.
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Every express company. or agent for
such company, -transacting business
within the city Except exempted by
the general Law of the STATED, per an
nun
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SECTION q.

every owner ofthe vehicles mentioned
IN he last two preceding paragraphs.
drawn BY three or more horses, and
running Tor hire, for each, per annum
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NOR SALE OR LEAsE-0O LOTS, city and
u suburban, suitable for business, manu-
faotuf!ng or residence lying be-
tween Madison street and Kerr avenue. A
number Of the lots are OF large size, capitalIy
Situated Tor cotton sheds Residence lots.
city plan. " /.
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Every keeper Of = restaurant per an


But The license 10 keep a resJau rant
shall not authorize b sale OF gifts 10
guests or others, OF any spurious vim
GUS or malt liquors, lager beer, ale,
porter, cider, or light wines, nor CT
gars, moi tobacco, and every person
selling or giving away any OF the said
articles In OF about his or her restau-
raut, shall first obtain the license
therefor, as herein prescribed, In ad-
dillon TO their restaurant license.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

DY virtue of q deed of trust executed TO me
ID by Charles Lofand, January 10th, 1858,
TO secure certain debts therein specified
and registered In the Registers Ofnce
of 81 slby county, State OF Tennessee, In Book
No. IS, pages 50, 81 and 50. 1 viii, on
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Chaacery Sails on Monday, May
2, 1870.

SO~S6-ChanoeTy Court of Memphis.-W. H.
Cherry, Admir-, VS.. J. 3. Mercer ct al.
ID Y virtue of an interlocutOry decree In this
ID cause. l will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, In front Of the Clerk and
Masters office, in the city OF Memphis, Ten
NASSAU an
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REMIT SALEI LEASE

E0R RERT-On Memphis and Charleston
L Railroad Switch. just south OF Beal street,
q Warehouse 30 by 50 feet.
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Trustees Sale.

HAVING been appointed Trustee by the
II Chancery Court of Memphis, in the cause
Of John Bond ct al. VS.. Edmund Orgiu ct al,
2i76 new rule docket; by virtue OF the
anfhoritY In me vested bY said decree. l will
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Every owner Of wagons OF other yehi-
eles kept or used for free delivery Of
goods to customers or others In the
city, for each vehicle, per annnm-.-.-
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator OF ths
II estate of Pleasant MOsby, deceased, no.
uce is hereby given TO all parties indebted to
said estate to come forward and make pay
ment; and those holding claims against Il to
present them. duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
CHAa. h. DORIoN, JR., Admir-.
March Is. 1870. mhl5
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sale on Thursday, Nav
5, 1870,
1n Thursdav- HAN 8 IAN

No. ulS-Chancery COurt OF Memphis-F. A.
Tyler, Admir-, etc. VS.. Al s. Strat5on, ct al.
ID virtue Of an interloeutory decree In this
u cause / will sell, at public auction, to the
hidaer. In the Town Of C~nlliarNlla
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Every keeper Of a house or yard for the
sale of nrewood, for~each house or
gard- Der annum
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Every retailer of tobacco or cigars, In
Guiding the prOprieUOTs Of retail shops,
except such AS are herein expressly
taxed therefor, per annum----.-..s.
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sECIInN

Every person who furnishes oysters or
other refreshments, as they may be
called for, including only such as have
licensed retail shops, in addition 10
their retail license for liquors, per
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Every keeper Of a house, ahad, yard,
barn or stable tother Than livery, sale
Of boarding. used for taking care OF
horses or other animals. or WAGONS or
other vehicles, OF for exhibiting them
Tor sale, or for feeding horses o. other
animals, for gain OF profit. for each,
per aHnum $3.50. .-..-.,,. ,~.... ........
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sEcTiQs@
Every keeper of skids or tarpaullns to
hire, per
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Every keeper OF a livery stable, sale
stable OF bOarding-ssable, In addition
70 the tax In the last paragraph, for
each carriage, hack or other vehicle
drawn by two horses or more, Kept at
such stable for hire, per a1fuum----
And for each similar vehicle drawn by
n horse, per anDum----.--~.--.-
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SECTION y.

Every keeper of a hand-express cart for
the delivery of parcels, for each vehi-
Gle, Der Rnnum
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Every hawker or peddler of goods,
wares or merchandise, Of any kind,
per anUum
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Every keeper of secondhand articles
Tor sale, per anuum
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Every keeper OF a junk or a store, per
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ock on hand at noon to-day
EXPORTS.
Memphis and Ohio X. R..
COTTON IN NEW YORK.
COTTON rN NEw oRLEANs.
z IN

NEW ORLEANS, April %, 2 p.m.-Cot-
on, demand fair and prices hrD at ALc,
sales $500; receipts 1929 bales; exports
mona
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Every keeper OF a fruit stand, per quar-
ter of three months
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Every keeper OF a pleasure or beer gar
den, Wherein spurious, vinOus or malt
liquors are sold by the drink or are
drunk upon the premises, per annum
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club-room where liuuors OF any
kind are kept, per annum .....-........ 2
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~ We have provided ourseive.
which, to the trade, we are offerir
NAV be found the following:
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Each fruit peddIer, per quarter of three
mnnth
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vender OF mineral or soda water
or other light beverage, unless sold by
virtue Of s@le other license covering
The gamQ nar aunmm
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Every keeper Of a livery stable. sale or
boarding stable, for each stable, per
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Every person who receives orders. dis
plays samples, or acts as agent for
any house outside the city, or sells
goods n merchandise in any man
ner not otherwise licensed, per
moth
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bACTION 70.
Every keeper OF n s~oda-fouut, per an
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Every such Insurance Company, char
Tered by the state Of Tennessee, hav-
ing an office or agent or taking risks
in the city of Memphis, three-quarters
OF one per cent. upon the premium
charged al such office or agency or
upon the risks so taken,
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6hITIUN 3
Every keeper Of a hotel accommodate
Ing one hundred or o persons. per
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every insurance oetppHny coming
within The meaning OF paragraphs
thirty-SeYen and eight,Or the agent Of
sucn company, shall, at the end OF
each quarter OF three months. report
under oath to the City TaX-collector
the amount OF premiums charged by
the said company on which a tax Is
cbafgaDle under this ordinance dur
ing n past quarter, and shall then
and there pay the tax that may be
due thereon.
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SECTION %.
Every keeper of an ice-cream saloon,
neP annnm
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100 90
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LIVERPOOL, April 20, l p motion
more active. Uplands lI1sd; Orleans
lIZ@lIHd.
6p.m,-Cotton quiet but steady. Sales
1900 bales; export and speculation 5000
bales.
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Every keeper Of a bnliard-table or Ia
bles, Tor each table. per annum .....-.-
sECTIoE Il.
Every keeper OF pool, Jenny Lind tabls
or table OF like device, for each table,
uap aunum
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10 G
IN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CORNER MONROE AND
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Mnndav Nav 2 IA

bidder, in front of the CIerl
Masters office, in the city of Memphis
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Every keeper OF ten-Pin alleys, or other
similar alleys or devices. for each
alley, per mum
sEcTIoN 10.
Er.nrr haanar Of q ahnnfInn nalIaru nar
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luV VI
Im 90
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ooTToS STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MENPHLs. April %, $50.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-25
The Negro Vote.

Grant has Issued bio proclamation On.
nouucisg the ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment. In all future elections 10
DO held in this State, the negroes will b
voters. The Wheeling Inttlligenesr, re.
ferring to q paragraph in the Nes Era,
10 which We said that the Democracy
down this way intended to vote tho
negroes, remarks:
"The funny thing about al this isthss
the Democracy, which las always had .
holy horror Of negro suffrage, should now
coatempla.s the colored brother as suffra-
gan With 50 much ecmposurs, even COM
placency."
We are disposed to look upon The matter
pLilosophieally. The lnteliseaeY will
hardly deny that the adoption Of the Fiji
teen.h Amendment Was secured by the
mos. atrocious fraud ever psrpctrased upon
On unwilling people. Every species Of
tyranny and political chicanery was used
by the party in power to secure its ratif-
eatisn. We opposed il Oh legal and con.
s.itutisnsl grounds, as being an assumption
on the part of Congress- in direct and vital
conflict with the sghsof States to regulate
the question Of suffrage for themselves; ;
va opposed It also % the ground that the
sudden enfrancllisement Of 50 large and
ignorant class would work vital injury
to The stability Of our Republican institu-
z.ions, and because ws believed the rad
ical managers had non. other than partizan
motives in forcing The Amendment upon
tho people. But despite all opposition,
the radical party has, by fraud and force,
rendered the ratification Of the Amendment
a fact. We do not propose to ignore tho
fact, but shall endesyor 10 make tho most
out Of what We could not prevent. The
radical party are entitled TO all the hsnor
Ct disbonor Which attaches to The rntifca.
ton Of the Fifteenth Amendment. We,
for one, sbeerfully conccde Il to them.
But the InieRyeneer surely does not i'm.
ngins that the Democratic party Is made
up Of suck ounces as 10 suppose that II
will stand idly by and soc class Of voters,
either black or white, .brows bodily
against 4, when BY single effort IT might
have them nrrayed in its support. There
always has been, 10 every com nuu;ty, .
certain class Of voters That arc purrhasa.
lie. Heretofore, the number has, iortu.
uaisly, bsen snail. Tho Fiftseuih
.lusndn,nt will aid hugely to th.irHum.
ttL 'rl.tali.al patty Ia, lsea making
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-25
Democratic State Convention

The citizens Of West Virginia who "a
vortLs repeal Of all prosriptivo laws now
10 force in this State and the enactment oil
such measures as will give tho State char
sotsr abroad and harmony aud prosperity
Al home. are requested to meet in their
respective counties or toWnsLipS, at q.
early day as nay be practicable, and
cheese delegates to State Convsstioa to
no held in the town Of Charleston, IA
nawha county, on
wednesday, tho 9Th day Of Jsas, 1870,
10 nominate candidates for the Offices Of
Governor, Auditor, Treasurer. Secretary
Of State, Attorney General and Judge 81
sho Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Each county or delegate district will
east ten votes ia this Convention for every
representative in tho House Of Delegate,
to which such county or district may be
entitled.
Tbs effect siour proscriptivs system il
driving large numbers Of uscfal citizen.
froa West Virginia. and in preventing
immigration from ether States, renders
PIE speedy abolition sfthat system nee,
essary to the public good. This call j,
therefore addressed to all liberal. minded
men, whether Democratic, Conservative OF
Republican, Who desire to promote tb.
welfare Of the State and vindica.s thi
rights ofhsr sitisen, BY appropriate lsgis.
htieut
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-25

A MoDEL swiSblf. Two bill, were
reported TO the Senate tho other day
stan.ias public lands to railroad c0mpu.
sie,. One proposes to grant 100000
acres to q eompuny 10 Oregon. Thii
wsuld be II, 1850 square nil.s-a terrific
~ larger than anj one o! eight States,
viz: Conaes.ieut. Delaware, Maryland,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, Rhsds Island and Vermont h
bslf larger than Connecticut. Delaware
pnd Rhode Island; aud .. large q. Con.
vcs,iyss anil Massachusetts, combined =.
vht,lias h.H,ssar,t.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-25

heavy bids for The undivided negro vote.
In their eagerness to sccurs-it, they have
ulme,t lost sight ofshe white vote, They
have idolizod the negro Senator Reveli /;
have placed negroes in camp, court and
field with the single view Of gaining their
support Of radical measures as class.
Now if these Norshipp.rs Of sambo arc
outbidden, and the suIragrans Of their
own creation are turaed against them, We
are inclined to think that will DO the "fun-
ny thing about all this" Amendment bus.
iness.-Aarin,Jlrg Ner Bra.
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nadieaILegie.

The registration in Weston, prepare
tory 10 The town election 10 Nay, 10 pro.
grsssing-the negross being registered
smoug the rest. The editor Of THE
DExocRAr don't seem .ts like the idea d
voting alongside . negro. We can tell
him how 70 avoid it-ksop away font the
polls.
We clip tie above from the Wheeling
Is,sligeaes,, the organ Of the bogu.
Liberal republicans" Or so.call.d "let-
up radicals" oi the State; asd as it isa
fair specimen Of the literally and truth
fulnsss Of that paper. We reproduce it.
Our .rssdsrs will rensnb:r that 10 our
article referring 70 the registration Of the
negroes 10 bad nothing whatever to say
about voting alsng.ide negro" butws
did dooIjectto the negroes being regis.
tered vi.hou. taking the oath prescribed
BY Law. We, ourselves, were, in the
dark and gloomy days of'6l-5, soldiers
in the Federal army; and when We cane
TO register Is vsters, every oath that radi-
ealism sould invent was thrust at US. And
90 Il Was aud is With all white men whose
sentiments; are not those Of the very lib
eral organ from which We quote.
It's seldon in this world that mankind
is called upon to rejoice over its sws deg
radation-or that party boasts Of hav.
lag 20 degraded the inestimabls right Of
the franchise a. to make voting an un-
pleasant DUTY instead Of . pleasant pri'i-
lego. But 80 is. Men educated. as-
eomplishsd, and endowed with abilities Of
undoubted eh iracter, such as eur friends
Of the 1ntsnigencer, are sometimes led
away BY fana,ieism and bigotry, until, in
rejoicing over the supposed elevation Of
the negro, they forget that they them.
selves are white men; and that Whatever
tends 70 degrade the white man, degrades
themselves. II strue, that blinded by
the dark clouds Of bigotry, they may not
appreciate this fact-and it may be that
they are silling to share their birth.right
With the negro; but let them not hug TO
their bosons The delusivc idea that BY do
Ing - they are eleraiing the negro; for,
instead Of that, they are degrading The
white nan. And even now, the only ad.
vice they can give to those WHO protest
against voting alongside negro''is ITO
keep away from tho polls" A poor priv
il.ge, truly enough, but even that would
not be left Us Il the "libsrar' editors Of
the Inieaigeneer could take il away.
Aside from all this, We Know Of
uany negroes in this vicinity with whom
we would rather march up to the polls
than with some Of our "Shito" aequain-
tnnces Of the radical persuasion.