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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13
LAST satnday evening,s&e yislt:

LAST Saturday evening,s%e visit
ed the Trotting Course at zaleski.
On everJnfayorable Saturday even
Ing about 5 O'clock, the people Of
that town and vicinity, have the
pleasure of witnessing the trotting
and pacing upon the )Trotting
Course (theold base BAH ground,)
o short distance east Of the Rail
.Fpad Depot. YThis pacing Pr trot-
ting course has been leased by
SAMUEL SwErsroNE, T. E. KANAUssy
w %. MATTHEWS and . Ohm HGGGINs,
who have Been. TO- considerable ex-
pense in putting the ground in a
suitable conditions for trotting and
pacing The track is about one
half mile in length. The gentlemen
above named have excellent horses,
and all We're outiupon the track last
Saturday evening" A large crowd
was in attendance upon the course,
including a number ofladies. The
occasion was 'enlivened with music,
bya portion, OF the Zaleski Brass
Band, several Of the members be-
lug absent. Taking into consider
alton the rather unfavorable condi-
ton of tbs, track, a heavy rain hav-
ing fallen the hight1previoGs, the
rotting and pacing was excellent,
and highly pleased the many who
were present. Mr.. K4NAUss was on
the track with his two horses and
carriage;M SwEPsroNE with horse
and sulky; Mr.. MATHEWS with
horse and sulky; WIN. BAUeHMAN
with horse and carriage; JOHN
HUeGINs, j.. i. Black, JACK SHIP
LEY and others on horseback. I.
The Trotting Course islrnder the
exclusive co%ntrolof the lessees, and
under no circumstances will racing
be permitted. Everybody invited
to come and witness the trotting
every favorable Saturday after
Az, st.si goiiTigosgb 10 9Yi.swlf m: az
hooh' .TJtt JgrNls on 20 IN0
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MOD lIVII so LtI -T.l.r.l .r "
Van Amburgh & Co.'S Great Golden
n oi non nMenagerie. -,

BY reference tolthe very attract
i've advertisement, which is so
prominent I'M our columns this
week, it will be seen that the larg-
est and most, comprehensive ZOO
ological collection of Van AM
burgh q Co., will visit Macarthur,
on Monday, August 18th. This
mammoth exhibition has been be-
fore the country for nearly half a
century, winning golden opinions
from all sorts of persons, and is
now by, recent large additions of
many specimens, which have never
before been exhibited in America,
the largest, the most novel and in.
teresting collection ever organized
Fly private enterprise. O4ea = q.
It's merits areyso well known as
to need no particular commenda-
ton from us, but we append the
following from an exchange:a 1S
EVERY animal advertised was
here-and what is more, was in
good, condition whilelthe fitting up
of the pavilion, the, attention paid
to the visitors, the performance of
the trained animals, the comicali
ties Of the mules, dogs goats and
lall the entertainments=timtzgo to
make an interesting and pleasing
programme, were oil has been
claimed for them, and more. "t
aaEEerythiHga gave full Isatisfac.
ton, and we believeif a vote Could be
taken, every person present at the
exhibition of the Great Golden
.Meuagetie WOULD return vote of
thanks to its proprietors for giving
the besty most entertainingl and
instructive! exhibition ever in this
city.
1.-THE patronage extended to the
Great Golden, Mepqgerie-or this
great school'of natural history, as
it should be called--was immense,
and it deserved all it received. We.
cordially recommend it to the press
and public as the only exclusive
Menagerie, and the best exhibition,
infall respects which ever travelled
through thc5&Bmittt. II 4 presents
a striking contrast to, the half and
half shows-Reither good circus
nor good mehageriesMwhich are 50
often inflicted on the public ."
I'VE hope to see every man, wo7
man and child of Vinton county in
town next Monday forIthe special
purpose of seeing eyerylanimal rep
resented in the advertisement, and
on the Beautiful, bills posted up in
almost every part of the, county
Never will you hayea better oppor.
tunity than this. Come come,
everybody! ~ % il, SAT oca yac
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

a5gG AT the last examination Of teach
{, ersithe following named persons re-
cceeiyeadt 'SSeeirtiGcaittdtSs as follows: %"
org Fort eighteen months, oCr W.
Il Hudson; for twelve months, James
Hughes, Annie McKinnis and @. +.
White for six months, John Hdf-
hines, Rebecca Mclaughlin, Salle
E.!iHardin, JosepheC g. M cGilliyray,
Ella, Watkins Editha Martindill
and Anna Elm n ~ I S@'. eta
L. o. PERDUE, CIk B'dEx'rs.
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Tpr best naper,for the ladies' an

THE best pqperfor the ladies and
especially for theHsmillinersa and
dressmakers is FRANK LEsLIE's La
DY's JOURNAL, printed in. New York
City, 298 Broadway. Large paper,
devoted to fashion and choice lit
eratuie., osoTermsnAone' copy = one
year, 81; six months, 50; three
months, ST. five copies to one adj
dress, $40 DGA0E u ~
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

ERRORS OF, YoUTH.-A gentleman
who suffered FOR years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youth
ulindiscretion wills for the sake of suffering
humanity, send FREQ to all who need 1t, the re-
oipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which ofe was cured. Sufferers
Wishing 70 proat by the ADVERTISER expe-
rience can do so by addressing, In perfect con-
'ndcnce, 4riPP JOHN B. OGDEN
80.3m Q, No. ~ Cedar st., N. Y.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

Five Hundred Thousand.-6OO,OO 900 bottles
Of Greene's August Flower have been soldDin
this State in three months. We only ask you
to go to the drug stores of Cunning or sisson
Macarthur, Ohio, and get a bottle Jres9J ehdr0S
or a regular size at IS cents. Every bottle
warranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver CONT
plant, Sick headache, Costiveness, Heart
burn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach, Indigestion
Impure Blood, and all disease caused by I'M
pure Blood, or derange Stomach and Liver,
Try 1t. G. G. GREEN, Proprietor, ti
n't. Columbus, Ohio. 4
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For Loss Of APPETITE, Dyspepsia, tIndi-
g~estiOn, Depression of Spirits and General
Debility, in their various forms, FERno-
PHospoR ArED ELIXIR or CAIIsAYA made by
HAZARD &cO., New York, and sold
by all druggists, Is the best tonic. As q slim
,uient tonic o rpatients recovering from fever
brother sickness, it Chas no equal. If taken
during the season 1t prevents fever and ague
and other intermittent fevers. 19-4w
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For Ayers Meaioihes, 60 to @! W. sissOn's.

p4tn Yta fas3 27tyPITTsBUBGH, March, 1s72..
we have used large quantities Of Beymer
Bauman. s. Co.'s. Strictly Pure White Lead,
and have always found it uniformly andiinely
ground, very white and OF excellent body,
It's purity We have never questioned, and we
cheerfully recommend it. 'D 5no.t d ,
j. ,oe-a. THOMPSON 4 MILLER. 81
r" -" ' Master Painters.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

I 95iaS1A COMMUNICATIONS from W.,
. ssste&aaifta'e county, Tenn, is crowded
ID DIT this week. Tt will appear in
the neSt@paper. i.i ny is 5
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

lIoi The Democrats and Liberals Of
d lGalliay dcounty, will nominate q
county ticket on the 22d inst. 20
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

" r PERsoNAL,TT II, bEAsLEY, one OF
=, ! tRq, employees s{ y Y th ,ts I1 office de-
parted on Friday morning for Mays
vile, KY, the residence Of his
mothen koAbdO a6ssat four or Aye
days. .aoa Lar,ps .goI,a Ina ,1gdA
. " a9G0a Friday eeylSenning last C it
HsLoRD, a brother r., Type ,a who
worked with asin'a thefyearsa 1850
and lS5eYins this town, for h.. A.
BaArroNi hdlAbsxANDER iPEARcE,
eaclro Of whom owned theMoAnthur
Democrat in those years, arrived
atthe shomeis of / his Ifathena JOHN
LoRp3 OF this town, having been
absent fortl3 years. He was ac-
comrpaniedb by his brother ASDREw
D.. LORD, WHO had been absent 8
2 Years. TAeeyonnoyw reside In Wayne
3 county, Iowa, being tue ownes of
d fine FARMS in that county. They
y Will remaihSA sreaoiaIS 4 short time'
=. Miss MAMIE MALONE Teacher of
g Music Of this town, - at. Bain1
"A Bridge, ROSS acoanty visiting her
,:il cousins, Misses NNfooIlrr audFArslr
lBRosyN,a grlss I2lDyiK -
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

VKTANTED, = Wholesale Purchasing
wv Agents for the BartraTnl Sewing
Machine, made at Danbufy, Ct. TAG
latest and Best. The Stillest, Fastest and Eat
eat Lock Stitch, Strait Needle Nachine inthe
market. Better terms than any company.
Address, JOHN A. DODGE.
Gen1 Agent, Danbury, Conn.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13
C YIN T5T M
g Bloody ARRAY.

On Tuesday evening, an ARRAY
occurred at the house of a man
named HENRY HoFFINEs, near cor
ner Of Main gnde hickory streets.
HoFFHINEs, it appears, keeps a
house Of ill.repute, and on the
evening mentioned a party of rail
roaders called and we're admitted,
when n dispute occurred between
the landlord andithel callers, end
ed in one of them striking HoFF-
HINES withha brick fractvrtng bis
skull, and causing very dangerous
injury. He is in a bad condition.
No arrests, there being some doubt
asto whodid the striking. and the
men making themselves scarce inn
mediately. @oq
1P. glS.-4Assyoungi man manned
Hall was arrested yesterday and
is in jail.-Chiuicothe Post, Ar
gpst TaAHaIW Il YaY4H 4
HENRY HoFFHlNEs formerly resi-
ded-at Dundas and Macarthur, in
this county. "a,
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New Advertisements.
500 REV RD.4'

Stolen, from the field Of the subscriber, near
Swan Creek, Gallia County, Ohio, on Friday
night, August sth, 1873, q gray horse, PAGER,
shoulders and ragged name, scars inside OF
SiOC reward will be paid for the return. Of
horse and thief; or $50 for return Of horse,
and $50 for capture and return of the thief.
HENRY II. HANNAH,
f.ss- uti i9re9 ~ Swan Greek,
Agust 10, 1sT3-1w. Gallia Co, o.
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New Advertisements.

VXTANTED-An men wishing to make
w money to send for O ~phamphlet con-
tanning instructions, etc, which Everybody
should kno,o. j. G. TILT0Ny Pittsbnrg, PAID
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

5 THiEE iB3otrd Oh School. Examiners
o for the Independent district of Ia
aalesski, Tini 1t on county oiInt o. will meet
at tie School House, in zaIesAi, oil
. Saturday s l u sdit} i August %, 1873. Two
teachers ga are wanted, one for the
Primary, and one fo5f the rnterme-
diatc. School Examination ito
commencednk9D'plock A. M. s8
ROBERT THOMPSON, Cbr'n9 Board
q DIR. THOMAS HASTINGS, E-ofa5g
J TJDGBo6KyX Glerk. NJ 9) |Ex'rao
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TnnE xoumEKappears asIaIPlc.

y" IHEINQuH 1EH7aF1PUaFS sIaNI IL
toriartliis weebSVandsit will be nc
ticed that .our our artist has performed
his part to perfection: It is not
often that, country papers, can af-
ford to become but
now that we "got our hand in we
think someluof following in the
footsteps of The Graphic.''-
There's nothing like. competition.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13

WORK INTENSE, INTEREST AND INTRINSIC
To those Afflicted with ScrOthla
and Cancers. mn
MADISON Tp., ydgton CO, o. y

July24, 1878. T.,
To all persons who may be AFFLICTED with
Cancers or Scrofula, i take pleasure in recon-
mending DR.. NJ. PowER, of Webster, 6ci0to
age, who was so badly aliicted with Scrofula,
that his body was drawn out of shape, and
almost blind with one eye, after being treated
for four years, by o great many doct0ra, all
81 whom JAILED to cure him, l placed him In
permanent cure. He has been welffor sever
al months; his eye sight being restored.
May the Lord bless DIR. POWER, and give
him strength to do good and relieve those
who suffer. iI.H lTo9ISRAELl JONES.
July 30, 1873-1m.
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ia's JAKE, we've come to the %aconclu-
sion that'that horn8is atnice thing,
but makes too much noise before
breakfast. we asiR
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For Fine Perfumery, go to sisson's Drug
Store. la
The Best Place.-The choicest lot Of Gro
ceries, Queensware, Glassware, Notions, &C.,
can be had at Davis Duncan's Store, in Ia
leski, at all times! 40
Corn, oats, potatoes and produce of every
description taken in exchange for goods, at
his store. In connection with his store he has
q Saddle and Harness Shop, and will repair
anything in that line on short notice and at
low figures. Go and see him. If
NJ iiak . - Do
. For Pure Drugs and Medicines, 60 to Sis
sons, ~.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13
AGRICULTURAL AND sCOAl
Lands FOR SALE

Consisting OF 800 a6f6a, hItdaledin III Madison
Township, ,Yinton. County, Ohio, four miles
nom Macarthur, 0ndl ono mile ffpn6 Hini0n
station, on the Marietta q Cincinnati Haii-
road, on the road lending from McArbhur 20
Athens, Ohio. 100 acres Or Who'd Land, bali
Land Wen watefod.. sinlaisnl fiarSs for
two farms. Two dwelling honses aud an 9TH
or buildings, ahout tNoVf alinilo3 npaft.. npOn
tho premises. In q good neighborhood and In
.fhfgI VA 10 aiiulI OBJ hnOved
GREArEsT Coal RIeIoN
On tho limo Of said Railroad. There ara .
ypins Of Coal, 4 feet ip ,thieknpss on the prem
'lsess One vein covers The entire tract ~ lanai
III s SUssas sSoS sfisRs sS ATTN hi uRa s q "a. y
the Railway switch, running nom Vinfon
statlen V vinton Furnace; = ls8issh. can he
conveniently built across 10 IEnd % the,Coal
velng. Any person wnatipg'Wprcrty u this
description, could not dobettef than purchaas
ads acres ofthe land belong 10 if. h pemninn.
who will giye my fuFiiof lnformn<ion that
may. be desired. VIII sell alta hRr1aIn. III
one halfis paid AZ Or Mi5nf TIC linla III rais
paymcht, MOTTO sxeocd ten or 6tscc,i' az.
a. w ". 90 g. s :satlstsssoYl Rqn1TS 9gs9 ths
duly = i''s-st' ifsb vlp'~ PtnslSe.p'
Eofrmnf
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@ Advertisers who may xisht the
= People Of yinton and adjoining counties,
can lind no better medium than the Nc
iu Arthur Eiiquiret. Uy1 LtiI seton ~
III ,GilglA .llgd iHE 4es.Ei g
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aNT-T TIIITTL - t0NdNU 'NJNN1Nh OF
Tack aty Dds are singing il
the evening" Jy8uil4hgf i~1-lysi
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oLa& Wednesday, Week Shaahnx of
the good folks Of Chillicothe came
on IAN excursion TO Richland Fur
mace, inathisl county, where they
Ipicniccd oil day The locomotive
attached to the excursion train was
wholly built in Chillicothe, and Is o
fine machine. AZ
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A. CARD.AAC Clergyman, while residing IL
south America, as Missionary, discovered !
safe and simplelremedy for the cure of nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay, disease Of the
urinary and seminal organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful AND
vicious habits. Great numbers nave been
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by
desireto benedtthe afnicted and unfortunate,
| will send the receipt for preparing and using
this medicine, In asesled envelope, 70 any one
who needs IL, Free Of 0har0ei Address o
.YnIg sEiIap JOSEPH u. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, N. Y. City.
~ March 10, 1ST8-v1.n10.
p To the suffering.-The Rev. VIM. II. Nor
ion, while residing In Brazil as Missionary,
discovered in that land Of medicines q remedy
'fof Consumption; scrofula, Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Nervous Weak
'nessa This remedy has cured myself after all
other medlcincgh had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, ! will send
the recipe, for preparing and using this rem
cdy, TO allawho desire II, Free Of Charge.
Please send an envelope, with your name
and address OMIT. roAddrcss, % ,pintl
an qnI bra AL Rev. WIN, III. NORTON, Ill
"a ;ihyN ilg9f 61o broadway. New York City
March 10, iga-y7,nio.
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'cRAssIlff You have rass, old
books, etc, bring them to this Of
nee, and exchange them FOR paper,
aU'
enyelopesgetey a i
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TRAINS CONNECT AT LovELAND
For all points on the Little Miami Railroad,
and at the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Rail-
road Junction for all points West. nLI.-.
~" W. W. PEABODY
Superintendent.
w. X. LANKESTER, .BSl95LB
Master Of Transportation
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iaIa We learn that Henry HERRoLD,
,slf3r& - BLls1l slIqs bGL tlGi.f /,
of Elk t9wnshiR Lying two m lies
above Sleski, was 'bltteniTon the
K Deg by@s 6pPeFGs4a Make5 one day
last ygalt, @bil at work in the har-
vest bpta.J II prevented the p9t
son from spreading. BY, cutting out
the bitten part With a pocket knife
which he haplpaeaaaS9b a to have at the
time 81 E4JiiT0 ,gs.ntgJ bG. 4 !-nh ~.
""HnN ''lguS ~ nGoL ynihal9Ii -Iylggi
~ .LuL -1-rNaRraA e An.---+-Tn
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JOB JOHANOFF
Inhis Unparalleled exploits onithe. "

"""|N" :" N HT5 HHHneNd VSPONsV HIoW 'IV ~ |H'
Inclined Planes; Running Globes and ,GlobeTrapeze IA aI,.e,,
In this astonishing petrmanceh the intrepid JobmOf after rmnga revolving Gobeu as@p inclined
plane to dizzy height leaves the narrow pathway and still maintaining his bdhddt ON the g0o balances
the pep onaF dTRAPEzRBA Accomplishing doube feat oNquhhium, by keeping his balance
ofhe gde-whneb by muscular action ehods the globe in It's place on tho al bar Of tho vibrating
TnpeW. Words will mot Adequately HeSrbethe ddcfy 0fsduand ntphdy Of nerve required for
uhunprcedeMed exhibition: built bset $ytht nothing to appoaLhn difficulty or artistic
- ----- AnNhh has theenw lnAsedO on this MtheA ATLANTIC = - -
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Ar tie last examination of teach

pr. N, }. Bowers, Dentist, Macarthur, 20
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JRU Tabular stat x Z 4 80 -

INXHIBmNG the number ofH onesC Cattle Mules etc. Sheep and HoSra returned 70 the Auditor OF
II states Office by the several Comy Auditors for the years 1877 ana , as TTgWmea Y s@0n
Of the ct To provide 70 the publication of hen number Of Horses C@N,o WP logs miUMrM an
returned rt taxation" passed March 10 1869 rR tAv0 ~'NM
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2 . bn~--- =
DIR. MI, Bowers, Dentist Macarthur, o
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For Pure Drugs and Medicines, go to 81
sons. o.
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For Fine perfumery, go to s%isson's DRUG
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IIVI T-.T-TS9n ~ N-T- 7T-1
Dr. MI as6wefs. Dentist, Macarthur, o.
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stqIs ,YagIlL01 w Z
ah.aA A9i1il WOO .lIaIn ~
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Numhor ~ lNoof Mules
Nq Hnpsas OF No. OF Cattle. FSYS&G No of saeep! No, OF Hogs
lra 1873 sa i'" i ss E iira 4, 4fh'I. J s iiFff 1 .i'aa l'a
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iel4o1tqa qldali9d ~ rl
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ernevaang. D e alaIs &saaCaaygyesss!

belonging to the Great Golden Menagcrie are constructed and
ornArIenisd ylt9r gstyI 3 snI gnIs1 n{IiEEs sE 4 h YS,S sp say SEigIEal
20 point OF lhtZling prlliapcy Thnd Artistic execution any.
thing the world eyer drcalnedoL- On theaides and ends o. w
carriages containing the animals and paTnphanalia are paint
ings selected from de9ighs1y thai. w6rldrrenoEned Pa1sian
Artist, Gustay porc, and h~fcfaithfuic opies'of bis mcompara-
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ne s7'l % ssi@7oE
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Observation-Disclosures
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09
THE RADICAL COUNTY OANDI-
DATES.

Not only the Radical State candidates
have been placed in the field, but full list
of candidates for our county offices are now
before the public They are before thepeo-
pie asking them for their votes, and in such
a capacity it becomes our duty to criticise,
them as they deserve. In the face of every
precedent, can single conscientious and
thoughtful voter in the county give them
the least support. The Radical party,
though it is mainly composed of negroes,
has given the preference to white men for
candidates. If elected, it will be through
the instrumentahty of negro votes, and
these they have used for years without any
love for these voters. They have constantly
taught the negro to believe that the Demo-
Gratis hate them, and that they love them
great deal Have these men, or at least
those of them who desire to maintain
any position in society, admitted the
negro to any greater social equality
than Democratsl Have they invited them
to visit their daughters and wives, and ad-
mitted them to seats in their parlors and at
their tablesl Mol And yet they pretend to
demand such social rights for the negrol
Democrats are willing to put themselves on
record. by the side Of such men, as true
friends of the negro. Among the lawyers
upon the bench, in the jury box, and in all
the walks Of life, the Democrats have shown
fully as much leniency, and even more favor
to the negro than Radicals. These white
Radicals intend to use the negro for their
own aggrandizement and for no other. Their
game has been to array the negro against
the white man, thus taking position against
their own race and kindred to get votes.
Can such men secure the votes of white
men, or should they ever receive the votes
Of negroes3 The latter are certainly finding
them out, and by this time should under
stand, that if they desire to make contest
between races, it should be brought down
to a strict demarcation. These white men
who bid for negro votes have in every State
and county where they have been elected,
marked their official course with devasta-
tion, ruin and financial terror. None have
been spared, the negro has been swindled,
and then induced to insult and outrage the
defenseless. These men always desire to
arouse bitter feelings to build up negro
party against a white mans party. And
these are the sort Of men the Radical county
candidates are. win white men vote fol
themi And can the negroes even conscien.
tiously support thems