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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30
The s.. Louis Mutual Lie In.: Co.

Hon. Elizur Wright says: "The higbel
rates of interest in the West gives your
Company a decided advantage, and the
day is not far distant when, ifyou eOntin.
ue to seek those fields of investment, the
St. Louis Mutual Life will draw more
money from the East than Eastern Com
panies now draw from the West. The in
demnity will be as certain, and, on the av.
erage, sure to cost less than in companies
which cannot invest so proftAbly."
Eastern rates, 6 per cent, Western, 10
to 10 per cent Rev, j. r. Powell is Agent
Of the g. Louis Mutual. lw,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30

We learn just on going to press, that a
terrible accident occurred at the Washing
ton Woolen Mills this morning A son Of
Mr.. J. T. Bohrer, employed in the mills,
was caught in belt running the maohin-
srv, and horribly mangled-sO that he will
rroba bly, live but a short time. We have
not time to give particulars
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30
Frame Your Pictures.

Fred Bostwiok keeps on hand full sup
ply of Picture Frames, both oval and
square, and in styles Of Walnut, Rose
wood and Gilt. Gall on him at Joe NJ.
MeLean's store, and examine his Pictures
and Frames. 26tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30

!, Ana that said lax may be discharged By la.
supervisor or improved road superintsnd,
enI OF inc Proper districts, at the rate o. one
aollar apd fifty esnts per day for each able.
oOoled rdan, ana ratable allowance for team.
A. MCCANDLESS,
ava County Auditor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30
DOAD TAX NoTICE.-Notie,

IL hereby given that. the C6mniissioners
Of Fayette County, o. their March Session. A.
p. 1870, levied tex or I've esnts on each hun
dred dollars valuation OF taxable property
within the several townships IN eaid county
additional leyies for the game pnrposs have
been made upon the taxable property Of the
following named toWnships, to-Nit:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30
DUBLIC NOTICF.-Notiee

i hereby given that a Young man about Is
years of age, named William jackson Blttls-
john, minor, who was bound 10 the under.
signed until the year 1873, has absconded And
lett his service without cause. The publlssTs
hereby cautioned not 10 hire or engage the
any Compensation for servlces-such oompen.
satfon being due to and will be collected Dy
tne undersigned. The public are futeaf
cautioned not to credit the said I4ittlej0hno %
my account AUGUST BtLLgt-
JefersOnvilie, Faystts Co, Q. IuneA y
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30

The Dayton Hay Rake at Greene Il
Green's Every farmer who has hay to
rake should have one.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30

It Is the cheapest Machine In use. 1t is the
easiest worked, A child can manage it, 1t
do6s the work of washing, rinsing, blueing
and Wringing. It saves labor, time and mon
ey. Every family should have one
The agent for this machine will remain in
Washington for short time, to give our citi-
zens an opportunity ofpurchasing. Headquar-
tiers at the Collins House, where the machine
can be seen. The agent will exhibit the work
ing of the machine to persons wishing to pur-
chase, at their residences.
Twenty-Five of the machines are already in
use in Fayette County. Price of Machine $40.
o0tf ROBERT DANUM, Agent
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30
pALMER ROAD IMPROVE.
l. MENT

] DALmEh hOAD 1ME NJ v Il
MENT.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the
Auditors once in Fayette County, Ohio, un-
! til O'Clock P. NJ. on the 18th day OF July, A.
! d. 1870, for the improvement Of the road
| known as the Palmer Road, by Strengthening,
| grading, and graveling the same on the fol-
| lowing described route, to-wit:
Beginning at point in the Jamestown
Pike, near where the Palmer Road'' leaves
said pike, near Enos Yeomans residence;-
thence on the general course OF said palmer
| Road" to point in the road leading from
South Plymouth to the Washington and vii.
mlngton Pike near the residence OF Levi
\ Wright; thence in north westerly course on
said road to South Plymouth; thence from
South Plymouth on the road leading from
South Plymouth to MilledgeVille; thence past
the residence Of Adam Allen, and terminal.
ing at the jamestown Turnpike. near whore
the Log Meeting House formerly stood. Said
improvement having been ordered by the
Commissioners ofsaid county at their June
session, A. D. 1870.
The Specifications for the above described
improvement may be seen at the Auditors
office, on and after the 10th day OF July next
Said road will be divided iAto sections of
not less than one half mile each, and bidders
must specify the number OF the se'.
tionS separately, Bidders must ba
prepared to give security on day OF sale for
tne faithful execution Of their eontractg as
no BIDS Will be considered unless the same has
been done. The undefSigned reserves TIE
right 10 reject any or all bids
JAMES A. MCLEAN,
Juneaa IsTO sltd Engineer.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30

ROAD NOTlCE.-Noticei is here
IL by given that the viewers and surveyor
appointed by the Board Of Commissioners Of
Fayette County, Ohio, at their June session,
A. D. 1870, upon the petition OF John T. Glaze
et 81, for the i'm proyemept Of the -tS3ttst9 IND
County roads hereinafter described, to-wit:--
By re-gTaveling the State road, known as the
Columbus Road, beginning at the Corpora.
tion line Of Warrington in said county and
leading to the Junction Of the Waterloo Road,
so.called, and by Strengthening, grading,
bridging, culverting, graveling and draining
said waterloo Road, beginning at said juno
tion with said Columbus Road; thence on the
general course OF said road to q point In the
centre Of said road opposite the gateway
leading to the residence of Mrs. Nancy Stuck
ey; thence on the general cOuTBe Of eaid
road to point In the centre Of the road at the
crossing Of the Federal Road; thence with
the general course ef said Waterloo Road 70
o point In the center Of said road in front Of
the residence Of Jackson Popejoy; thence
with the general course Of said road to q
point in the centre Of the same in front Of the
residence of Thomas Thompson; thence to the
center Of the Bridge over Compton creek
with the general course Of said road) near
the residence Of Alden 8. Thompson thence
with the general course of said road to point
in the center of said road 1T the crossing Of
the same and the BloOmingburg and New
Holland Road; thence with the general courSO
or SAID waterloo road to the centre of the
bridge over the North Fork of Paint Greek;
thence on the general course of said road to
point in the centre of the same and the cen.
ter Of Waterloo and New Holland road near
the old Messmore House, will meet at the
place designated as the beginning point, TO-
wit: At the Corporation line Of Washington
in said county on 18th day Of July, A. D. 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. n. and after being duly quail.
ned proceed to the discharge of the duties Of
their several appointments according to law.
A, MCCANDLBS8.
5Ow4 County Auditor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30

Greene & Greene have few NOR
Reapers en- hand to dispose Of.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30
BAPTIST Church Weekly Appointments.

1. Sabbath School a, M q Preaching 10 80
a. m. 3, Preaching 7 p. n., 4, Prayer Meeting
for Church and Congregation, on Wednes-
days, IN. m. A cordial invitation to all these
appointments is given to this community.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-30

I'll Day has Orsned bis Vegetable
stand,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

GfecNes JOnni tIust's.''
Tax for paving carriage
way, on interest from
August 20, 1893. zoos. OCI
First instaliment Of tax for
curbing and foot pave
ment, on interest from
March 10, 1859, .Sl4.&I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Fitzgerald, Michael.
First installment of tax
for curbing and paving
foOtway, on interest from
Docemberl4, 1860. $43. 40
Flanagan, NJ. ct al. , trust,
NJ. II. Illlburn.
Beginning twenty feet
from the northeast corner
Of lot number twenty six
and fronting on Eighth
street cast, running
thence west one hundred
and nine feet one inch 4,
an alley, thence south
forty six feet six inches,
thence cast ono hundred
md nine feet one Inch,
thence north forty slN
feet six inches TO the DO
ginning.
Frawley, Mary,,.......
Beginning on south q
street thirty one ieetfrOm
the southeast corner Of
said lot, thence west six
teen feet, thence north
one hundred and twenty
two feet two inches,
thence east sixteen feet,
thence south 10 the DO
ginning.
Pagan, Patrick,,.,,,,..
lJittO. Observation-Disclosures
Frances, Richard B,.....
Second installment Of taK
for curbing and paving
toOtway, On interest from
December 8, 1888. Ella 80
LAYING . front Of SixteeT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

ditto.
Beginning at the southeast
corner Of said lot, thence
north twenty FIVE feet,
thence west fifty four
feet andsix inches, thence
south twenty FIVE feet,
thence east fifty four feet
six inches, TO the begin
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

Edward Avery is the Democratic nominee
FOR Congress from the lid District Of Massachusetts,.
The Democrats of the Ist District of Missouri
have nominated Erastus Wells for reelection to Congress
Andrew johnson having declined to run for
Congress the Ist District of Tennessee the Democracy
have nominated Mr.. James White their candidate.
The Hartford Times publishes a list of 80
towns which have gone Democratic Sc Republican, and
which divided between the parties. II claims that
this list shows gain of six towns for the Democrats and
five for the Republicans.
A correspondent at Belleville, Illinois, in
reference to paragraph in TIE TRIBUNE stating that
there two Republican candidates in the XIIth Con
gressional District of that saca statement which
made on the strength Of Chicago paper-says:
1t Is mistake. Several OF the Chicago papers fe into
the The Convention "a. held IN this place
on the Sth inst. The Hon. John Y. Hay nominated
the first ballot Of p 10 10 % to g. afterwards made
unanimous. Prior to nomination being made, seven
delegates from Madison COuuty-the rule ruin sort
Withdrew from the Convention, and their places were
filed by delegates from various precincts from
that county. Jehu Baker has been threatening TO act the
Jgnatius DOnney but TO this time has not announced
himself independent candidate, nor do suppose ne
will the Democrats have since made Their nomination
William Haren Of Chester entirey unknown in the dis
trct and Hay beat them bOth for the simple rea-
son that the Germans for bin.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

LOW Az Warrington d. c. Friday evening Sept %. of
b'avA snd Greenwich papers please copy
Ton, IN TIE 1ith year of fherag '''
and friends her funeral
M htI,hler hateton Wednesiay 5th inst, II
m ne Trans leave the Harlem Depot st Tweatysrib
~ ana foutbave' atsO a m. for Bronrvie
aged ~ years. - '' '' i''1"- 'N
His remains have been taken TO Boston for insrm.pt
PLRhSANrSOn Monday the 81 inst At the rea... ~ b., ,
law, Rev. Mason Noble D. D. Brookyn n shsl, N p..,,.
wife Of Benjamin Peasants Of wahngon c. IN tie al e-I d
her - '
TAPPAS0n Sunday evening Oct Lydia Balc ru Of the i..
jeremiah T. Tapl N. m the 7flh year Of her
The relatives and friends Invited 10 attend her funeral from
Church Of the Holy Trinity u Mdsona ssopk
ST. on WeiAesihy the 5th inst, At O'Clock.
UNDBRHILL-On Sunday. Oct Samuel Uhirh agei g. years
ferds Of the family respectfully invited
bis funeral Weireay afternoon at u O'clock. from bs late
dence, No. 21j West Hou,ionst
WARRBN-AtVou ~ T. Oct 3 Joseph IT, Warren late of h fs
ofPinchot Warren Co.
WATBRMAN-In Brooklyn Oct suddenly, Charles Waterman
IN the 18th year Of biz
Friends invited attend the funeral from bis late red
denoe ~ Maoonst Brooklyn Wenesiay Oct g. ats 10
mains viii be taken 70 MerdeD, Conn, for intemeat
WINSLOWIn Brooklyn Bessie Cnyier Wnsov daughter o
frlnk ani Annie w. Wnsow of Newton, Mass, aged years
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Lent James winterbottom,, David Walker, John
A Dugan and James Handy. Mr.. Lent said that
he trusted the Republican party would be sus
tba Marty for the right OF suffrage which they enjoy
No reminded The coOred men that the Democratic party
in This state had prevented the ratification OF the
Fifteenth Amendment by repeating the action OF the Re-
nubican Legislature, and consequently not entitled
10 any support from the colored voters. George W.
Myers cOorod said that the colored in the District
had polled S75 votes at the last election, and
they would endesyor 20 excel that at the cleo
tion in November. The motto of their Club
was three Generals-lien. Grant, Gen. Woodford,
and general The coored men unit for
the Republican party They had sympathies with the
Democratic party. There were only two sides In the
questionIight and wrong-and they believed that the
Republican party was right, and the colored men were
bound to stand by their friends the Republican party
They had no entangling alliances, connection with
side issues but they looked straight TO the general prn
eples Of the great Republican party and gave their u
divided support TO Gen. Grants administration which
had done go much for the country and had showered
favOrs on the colored men. Mr.. Lent expressed his
qualification at the stand taken by the coored voters
and said that they should to IL that vote poed
should be counted The purity of the ballot box must be
maintained. After few remarks from Mr. Freeman
cOored the President of the Fourteenth Ward RepuDu
can Association the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Only the despsed people Of Israel professed to worship
the true God and even they looked with intense hatred
on the new faith while the surrounding nations pre-,
sented the strongest obstacles to its reception ana
growth. Poor, guilty. trembling humanity, what Goud
be done for heei Could eleven plain men Ike the dsci
pies accomplish the work Christ set for hemf Consider
the they had-teaching and baptizing Our Lord
made little Of forms and rituals; but baptism Is virtually
profession OF faith The world will mover be saved by
preaching alone, but the Church and all is agencies must
be brought to the task Our Lord would have ~ His
Church only pledged men, and therefore, lie ordained
this pledge OF baptism. Poor wretched sinful man must
DO made To know and receive the Gospel OF Christ fuy
and heartily, and therefore, 10 must be preached Dcu
Gated explained, applied. Preaching the Gospel In ts
largest sense does not imply the alone, for the
Church breaches also by her songs and prayers by what
ever leads to know and embrace the truth Of God
Having abored and prayed for reunion, Il proper
that We The Presbyterian church, should consent 10
separation from this Board, and rally around Ogani
zatOn But we cannot forget the American Board. It
was our first love- IL has been the OF OF
best Christian training Whatever jealOusos have arisen
between the two denominations there has been
jar in this sacred nclOsure We part n anger
altogether IN s0rTOw but with very tender regrets. We
go, brethren only to work side by side with you in the
Christian enterprise This will be but the begin
ming OF new and advancing Let redouble
our zeal, activity, and bounty and let only rivalry
be that OF love and service To our Heavenly Master.
The closing prayer offered by the Rev. Alexander
King OF Ireland
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs.. RED
TFIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Gen. r. L. Leo is improving, though not yet
outo ofdAnger
There were 10 deaths from yellow fever in New
Orleans &ouda!
Two hundred recruits for the l1th U. s. Infan-
try have arrived ~ Galveston, Teas
WIN. H. Vesey of the District of Columbia
bas been appointed U. $. Ccnsul At Nice. ffance.
Trains commenced running yesterday between
Richmond and saunton Va the Chesapeake sa Ohio Rtoad
The election in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland,
M l ia the defeat Of the anti Confederation candidate for Colo
NAL Secretary.
.. The shipments Of treasure from San Francisco
- ss,t,uhr were 600 and since January f2109 coo Of which
so lJ4 900 wer, sent to kew-fork, oyerlsSd
Preseott Arizona, advices to the oath of Sep
, state that Indian raid took place Preeo. Two bun
,J fisuJy Indian joIed Coz. sAGonis volunteers
The Managing Board Of the Regents Universi-
a. ,Hna decided 10 admit TO the University
ontg IN all respects with There several applicants
The annual Provincial Agricultural Exhibi-.
b In Totnno Canada crowded with strangers number Of
sn. interested Agricultural matters present and the eHli
bon Is great success
A verdict in the ease Of B. Jones a Co,
Of Lewiston Me- against the Bangor aud Psca ale Rail
% yesterday II the $1,000
"a a1dor for unco4ecod eht and aggresains
sbou 5ds,ooo
The Fair of the Northern Ohio Agricultural As-
a.,s st ClcyeABl The exhibition Of hooiei cat
a. he. sheep swe Of dairy pOlaets vegetables aud fri
;c,y f and agricultural pelniA css iho
rr s ovtu reIsei aud insyTe departments unr-
I t,ur aI cheese worthy ot tfeiI eohmtdnunh Que
r~ no pounds "ionl Hail. gCm oi tAsi hhi
t 1s Anubssier tia rrhidiioa et sOck Will s,s 'VV
people,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05


BooIE Tuesday. Oct C. Cut CoHWen sou Of Rev. W. H. "rJ
EurCe G Brol. ogci mon hs and ~ days. -
Buner from East nfeA-st. Wednesday, 5h, al p m
BRoWN-On sunday evening Oct Mary e. wife o Henry e. BT"n
Tts relatives ard ends respectfully invited TO attend te funeral
G. m the redeao, JJ EsS fItynuhL on wednesday after
70 ~ O'Clock.
BURpCK Saturday Oct Catherine Elizabeth wife Of s. Bur
dick aud daughter 0: Creuus Booigod ased u years and IL
yee, at Th, iourhst Reformed Chueh Wsduesv
TO attend faFtAs[ EatIee- lHterment At WOODLAND
BuRRA black Roc Conn., Sept 49, Elaa Frances OsO wife Of
Rev Msrcus Burr o ffeeport l. l.. aged y years
cuIRyEY-at Pan,yn wesehester County, Goglay, Oct
Afr youngest child OF AhTed ana ha 'hle as11 years AM ~
to take ye, from the residence Il his grandmother Ms CHR
ney 2i5 West rsst 90 1harssy morning at II oclooh.
Fitbush sunday morning a. 10 O'clock Johs
TIC o, the family also tho mcsers the Grand Lodge state
d. sylvan Grove Lodge No 2a T. aud A NJ, sd the
Ia raj Soey respectfully invited attend funeral
Peters Church hta,esl near Bond Erookb on "Wednesday
PI1e nenbes OF the Grand Lo The ssis Of Nevyora
are ,relflr requested the Antique ROOw, Odd Pei
ieuaing the ulerai Of John Il. CLAYTON, T. g. " and T. q r.
EDWIN S RALPhS, Deputy Gund Maae'
CHARLES v CLARK, GRAD Secretary. .
COTHEA-Oa TGclly morning Oct William Of ise late Da'H
The restes ad ends Of the family are hvs sed hs as,s
at Trinity Chapel, Wet rweutJ-snbst On Friday a.
without fuEiher notice II. =,
HA2RLTlNB-Oa anday evening Oct D ssTsh han oe'' w.
LsOuani iaIelune . . ,..d her funeral
The relative. friends family invitei 70 e "Wednesday
nom residence No "a Eas Nneit, I%ury mora
snernoon At D, eiool. wl 10 iaAeh on
Ing u Ny ack Tor uermrnI ,r,, 49, scuoOJ Ma
NINTH CLASS ASSOCIATION oP OLD PUsLiC i Of .s
IL % % sl ,SSrsSs Pscra' la'aT :. t. ~
% .,.. So 't,-n,-i.) 20 .a.la t, = a.. III, to-c.t
300 ".. b. .Il.t
s. s,ss + g.ela.' a''sl'.'.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

A. ravermOre the well known advocate iof Woman sur
rage Tho caucus which nominated Mrs IAVeIn'oio %
also adopted strong Woman Suffrage resolution uSlnS
an of its delegates to press that subject upon the
ton Throughout the state generally TINS was Mr.
as a very good Joke and there was gOod asn ae
IiyermOre's expense, IL being the general w hoar
shat she would not attend the Convention Put tSSr
now that she is surely coming, ana tnat snc, US W.
with Congressman HOar and others, VIII ~ tba
man Suffrage plank in the platform III ~ sau iank at
women have the promise OF Woman sun week n
the Democratic Convention, which occurs n.y. ,ent6n
they are not well received at tha Repuolc this eve
About four hundred delegates have arIie Ti,tTn tbe
ming Mrs IivermOre and Lucy stone Dia, rr| ~ The
latter p,presentng town in the Wes!c..n ntraI Com
state being among the number Ihe cti's Nrnninarv
uittee have held meeting and aIIanscu rho Tam
matters everything being very haIlol,Vu ond have
veranee delegates have also held meetIIis tSc Con-
adopted a resolution which they VIII ~ be Marty
vcntion The sense Of the resolution Is ta ~ % ~ tbe
viii sustain An laws tending TO the ~, I,,erests
dran, sbcn system which is damaging 0 az @ ilo
NJ Tho state II practically embOdles az oi ~. Mr.
- tbo Problit6ry Convention when non 1 -
pbiii0s As that platform simply sp0he vi m un0 20, az
sbn svstem and did not emphatcaIly 9eealS h1 t tbt
probiitory law il is generally cOhcoueu, ~ ~ SO
NJ Adams will have practically no opposition oI oo .
rrcasnrcr The chief topic Of discussion mas poo No
AttorneV Generasip The contest Viii he DetWeeh MI
Alien and Mr. AIdrich. and the result, though doupUu
ioos most favorable for the former IL expected that
tbe Convention will he harmonious that the temperance
plank will not become part Of the platform
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
JAMES FISK, JR., vANQUIsHED BY COLLECTOR
WHITE.

JAMES FISK, JR., vANQUIsHED BY COLLECTOR
WHITE.
Col. Fisk, anxious probably to distinguish
himself in a field OF litigation gave notice to Col
ecOr White few weeks ago that the taxes the In
erest Of the bonds OF the Erie Railroad Company would
not DO paid in future, he regarded their collection
Illegal In section 2S Of the law relating TO the subject
1t is provided that If taxes properly due the Government
be not paid within ten days ten cent to be added
to the original amount and further OF ten days
i gvenafter which the Collector seize enough goods
and chettels OF the dcfauter TO the amount due
Section 10 also provides that suit shall be maintained
IN court for the recovery OF tax alleged TO have
been enormously or illegally assessed collected until
appeal shall have been made to the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue and suit for the purpose Of return
ing the assessment collection OF tax shall De main
tanned In any court.
Collector White in pursuance OF these laws informed
Col Fisk that the expiration Of ten days, the
were not paid nc would proceed TO disran the effects Of
the Erie Railway Co. Fisk bearing In mind that he had
previously obtained sundry ijunctions in time OF need
which had proved OF great service 10 him. resolved 10
seek again the aid of his eoury friend and informed the
Hector tha he had right to collect the tax, and that
he would not pay it, The Collector informed him OF the
language OF Section 10, which enj0ins defauer from
commencing action to restrain the collection or tax,
Fisk could believe him apparently and Collector
White continued to perform hs full duty seized the Ere
printing Office types voodcuts and all, and ad
yertsed them for sale. Fisk now invited counsel ana
had consultations in the OF which the whole situ
alton discussed, and he was finally convinced that
Injunction could not be ODtsned and II obtained,
would be recognized AS Mr. Fisk is not disposed TO
run head against stone wall he yielded bowed TO
tax and the ten cent penalty because OF the original
refusal