The Georgetown elections - the Negro at the ballot-box / Th. Nast. New and becoming styles of head-dressing.

Illustration showing at top of page, several men at a polling place where an African American man places his ballot in the box for "Re[publ]ican Mayor Welch" which is next to the empty ballot box for "The White Mans Ticket for Mayor H. Addison". President Andrew Johnson is standing on the left, holding his "Suffrage Veto", additional "Veto[s]" are stuffed into his coat pocket, a man labeled "Ex. C.S.A." stands next to him. On the bottom, a woman is holding a child on top of her head, with four vignette views of "new" hairstyles.

Illus. in: Harper's weekly, v. 11, no. 533 (1867 March 16), p. 172.