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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
Are Building Associations COnstEtu-
1innaIl

CLEVELAND, O., NoY. I6.- There is consi d.
cradle anxiety among the Building Associa-
tiOns of this city, on account Ofan application
to have such associations pronounced uncon-
stitutional having been made. An important
meeting of all societies in this city will be
held on Tuesday evening next. No defnit G
action can be taken by these associations until
the decision of the Court is heard. The re
ult is locked for with great interest.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Richard e. Armstrong VS.. T. j. Barley.
Fayette County Common Pleas. Sale on At
tachment.
By virtue 0 an order of sale in the above case,
and in pursuance of the command thereof will
expose and offer for sale at public auction on the
farm Of Edward Smith, about one mile east OF
Washington c. H =. o =. on the Circleville pike. on
Monday the 3Oth day of November. 1914, at ]
O'Clock, p. m, of said day, the following prop
erty, to-Wit:
374 head of Stock Hogs.
Taken as the property of T. j . Barkley, to Sat
isfy the above stated attachment.
Terms of sale, credit of three months with ap-
proved security.
JOHN MILLIKA AN, Sheriff.
Nov. 10TH 1874. prf So Iva
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
Joseph Medill has purchased

= Joseph Medill has puBchased a
controlling interest in the Chicago
Tribune. and has become its principal
editor. It is now a sound, sensible
Republican paper. 1t could be moth
ing else under Mr.. MedilPs control.-
In another column we publish his sal
utatory on resuming editorial connec-
ton with the Tribune. tbs sound
reading and we are satisfied his views
will correspond with those of every
man who thinks correctly on the sub
iect Of journalism.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19

The cultivation of olive oil in the South. so
lar as the experiment has been essayed, has
proven entirely successful. It is said that q
single plNntatio in Georgia, IN which olive
trees nave been almost exclusively planted, has
not only yielded an abundant supply of oil but
the same is pronounced excellent in quality.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
T EGAI, NOTICE-CbarIes


IL Garrett. Lincoln Garrett, and j. B Gar
rett, of w vandette, Kansas, James Zimmerman,
Sarah E Zimmerman, Samuel w. Zimmerman,
James NJ. PatOn their legal guardian, and Levi
Ellis, of the County of Fayette and State of Ohio,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the goth day of October, A. D., 1874. in
the Court of Common Pleas in and for said Coun-
ty of Fayette aforesaid, wherein John NJ. Gar
rett and others demand Partition of the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit: Situated in
the County of Fayette and State of Ohio and on
the waters of Walnut creek: beginning at a
stone and large white oak corner to David Ma
sons Survey No. 1919 and in the, County road =
thence with the original line, N 81 deg. E 1858
poles crossing the State road at 55 poles to a
stone in the County road, corner to John Smith
and John Ellis; thence in the line of said Ma
sons Survey No. 1919; thence with John Smiths
line and Road N SO deg w 1888 poles crossing
the State road at 81 poles to stone at the inter-
section of the roads and corner to John Smith
and in the line of w. p. Todhunter; thence with
another County road q deg 1885 poles to the
beginning, containing 40 acres and IA poles of
59z9.
Dated Oct. 26th, A. D. 1874.
JOHN NJ. GARRETT and others.
GREGG & CEEAMER, Att'ys. 5Ow6
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
by 0reBB ~ "
Dated Oct. IL. AID. 1874. 4s
r EGAL-PRoBATE NOTICE

IL State OF Ohio, Fayctte County, IS. Probate
Court.
WHEREAS, Accounts and vouchers have been
filed in the Probate Court aforesaid for settle
ment by the Executors of Margaret Rowe, de-
ceased.
And by the Administrators of the following
deceased persons to wit:
Josiah Dews Francis Gavin.
And by the Guardians of the following named
minors to wit: -,
Gertrude NJ. Goldman; George McCrea; Ehie,
Margaret, Lucilea and Frances Jones; Jane Bon
ner IAN IDIOT; Martha b., and Arthur Pinkerton
Levi F., Geo. II, and Amanda Nj. Wilson, Eliza
beth Allen (now Burnettl.
Notice is therefore given that said accounts
are now on file in said PROBATE Court, being
suspended for confirmation. Any person inter-
ested may file written exceptions to said accounts
o any item thereof, on or before the list Monday
(being the I'd day. OF December next, when the
same will be finally disposed of.
j. b. PRIDDT, Probate Judge.
Nov IL. 1874 52w3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
By Maynard & Hadley
A TTACHMENT.

John Gallagher, Plaintiff. against t. j. Bark
ley, Defendent.
Before ]. B. Koontz, j. P Union township,
Fayette County, Ohio.
On the 9th day of November. A D., 1874, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum ef $2S7. 90, and said ac-
tiOn will stand for trial on the 28th day of De.
cember, A. D., 1874, at O'Clock, p. M.
JOHN GALLAGHER.
By MAYNARD & Hadley his att'ys. 1w3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
A TTACHMENT.

J.LC. Kemp, Plaintiff. against T. j. Barkley, De-
fend ent.
cite County, Ohio.
On the 9TH day of November, A. D., 1874 said
Justice issued order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of $251 90 and said ac-
tion will stand for trial on the 2Sth day of De-
j. c. KEMP.
By Maynard & Hadley his att'ys. 1w3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19

Chillieothe is to have'a street rail
road, the stock has all been taken, and
the werk is to be commenced soon, and
when completed our neighbors of the
ancient capitol of Ohio, we suppose,
will begin to put on metropolitan airs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
r EGAL NOTICE.-Marv Curl, of

T ,EGAL NOTICE. Mary Curl, of
- London, Madison County, Ohio, is notified
that James Curl did, on the 2eth day of Septem-
ber AID. 1874, file his petition in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the County of Fayette and State of Ohio,
charging that at the time the said Mary Cur
was married to the said James Curl she had a
former husband living, to whom she had been
before that time legally Joined in marriage, and
praying that he may be divorced from the said
Mary Curl which petition will be for hearing at
the next Term of said Court, commencing on the
18th day of November, A. ID. 1874
JAMES CURL.
BY Gregg Il Creamer his Att'ys.
Dated Oct. IL. AID 1874. 4SwG
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
A TTACHMENT.

Volney McMillen, Plaintiff, against T. j. Bark
ley, Defendent.
Before ]. B. Koontz, j. P Union tp, Fayette
County, Ohio.
On the 9Th day of November, A. D., 1874, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
will stand for trial on the 2sth day of December
1874, at O'Clock, p. n.
VOLNEY McMILLEN.
By Maynard Hadley, his att'ys. 1wS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19

ga Complete Pictorial History of the
TimeS.'.-GGThe Cheapest and most
successful Family Paper In the Union. %
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE;

To CHOICE Thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs,
~ S3s months old, got by
tsPRINCE GEORGE
(Sire and Dam Imported.)
Winner of first prizes and several sweep
stakes. He will serve a few choice sows at S25 100
each.
7. DOUGLASS & SONS,
2ly1 Sabina, Clinton county. Ohio.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
GREAT REDUCTION!
have opened full stock Of
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING.
HATS s. GAPS.
ROOTS & SHOE
COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
will offer for the next 80 days in exchange for cash.
Goods at greatly reduced prices. Especial attention
vited to our Dress Goods Department, embracing
Casheres Serges Diagonal Satteens Repps Delains Al
prcas, Mohairs, Bril1iantines which finish,
weight and lustre unrivalled.
We show the Public assortment Of CLOTH.
INC which for quality, style of makeup and cheapnes
has equal
JUST OPENED---A choice lot of Water proofs, Bugle
Trimming Bugle-Belts Bugle Pockets Bugle Buttons
800 pieces Prints, embracing all the latest and
durable styles Would respectfully solicit the patronage
of all. S. n. YEOMAN.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
CHERIFF'S SALE.

THE. HERALD OFFICE-Is the
office for all kinds of Job Printing
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19

pursuance of law l. c. GAR Treasurer of Fayette
County, Ohio hereby notify the thereof that the
the year 1874 correctly given in the
following table:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19

Other SPECIAL Taxes.
City, Town and Borough
Tax.
ToTAL TAXES FOR ALL
PURPOSES.
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No Place for Him.

"A very singular present has been
made to the aquarium Of tho: Jatdin
Discrimination at Paris! 1t, is q
mcdusa polyp, which, on the day after
its entry into the pool assigned it,
lad. created Il void around it, and
skiIlfu!ly got rid of;its neishbors
How? This was n mystery until the
water Of: .the pool was anal l}zcd, me
water was. found to be converted into.
a solution Of vinegar, and it was ap-
parent that it was one OF those very
rare mollusks, the vinegar 'poIyp,
whose body, upon it's being i'm morSed
in pure water, presently gives forth a
strongly characterized acetic sointlon|'
The working Of this animal is very
curious. 1t produces alcohol, when
1t transforms into vinegar. The pols-
onous mollusk was, Of course, quickly
withdrawn, and placed in clarified
vinegar in closed jar, where 1t Will
pursue undisturbed the economical
manufacture Of vinegar.
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Women Wages.

-
The New York. Star, noting ,tht
fact that the highest, average, Wgyes
paid to women III the better class 81
rmploymcnts into which they are
crowded is 81 rswcck, admits that
upon this sum,ia Nv mar with MOI one
depcndipg,ppon hers, caydnItr bealLh
and strength, SAP fling. a. hoptey WHOLE.
Some food, and have enough, left to2r
modest tlHRihY.'' 'N' o''' "'''
o Bht;shel must be- attractivcly cloth
81, and ecopomiges,r ithorcfore, where
it will least show: I.,<.-.,, ~ d2rg'io
She goes without clothing SUI iiaicnt
for dccencY or warmth, the editor
sayss she Wears ALTERED tihd dertlothcs
.ornone, e,;ragged~stockings WORKOUT
shoes. She does not; do this'withoat
shame aad conceaIment, atn east; ,at
first !; but in every struggle ;w4hii.crth, en-
iabEcs hcr<to do i she loses that which
she never can 1Tgaiiif "|'' -" 49,
j. v.A,wilow with ctiiIircn;on, the same
sum, pbandops. at tlel outset every
thing beyond. mere existence, nc cYe,t and,ia
homo in a dark, greasy tenement
house, surrounded by low and vicious
inmates.
The extra penny on a pail Of coal
a frozen potato in the measure, brings
tears to her eyes, She isnot clotLhedi
she is only covered. If she, has 9
husband and lie at home idle, her fate
is only so,mueh- tho worse; there is
another mouth. to Aeed-that OF Il
strong though helpless man. y % keep
ones faith in God, TO hold ones self; :.
respect, to be true to the better in !;
s,iucts Of true womaGli5od Sail that
the strongest can. do Ho'who helps
tho widow and ,fathcrless il. in times
like these, says the. Star, takes + he
place of the Divine Master, he who
lays d Straw III Tic path Of any serves
welI'and faithfully the devil himself:
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: SPEECH y0FsA WORKING MANI

-, .,,,,,,,no, yTT-sfptjT" h2i5 'ii
:" Nj. ,McGuire, a MARKING! man of
New York, il il g speec1h! made made "
tar;er hi% EfssPf'y i tRsf fty ths i
!: Mr!lMcGuirs said itBat BOTH 9ss EXIST isl !
ing parties are'eddalfy' corrupt and
are iuntler'the control of capitalists!
The country is.egot'ernedilby " aaa
,derbiIt, Fl Javai Geuld,, and d,iDmiiea
Drew.s. Theselmcn !apdt. theje other
bomyeS2iss :y are tying, ngg, tq make l!!E ,us la!l
slaves. They want to be;not merely
MIR. 'steIwairft" aid Mr.@ Astor, but
Lord Stewart and Duke Astor., To.
day they 'raceain gilded "carria ges
through Central Park, 9whfle hui:
dreds of: men and wemen are starr
wing i'm our streets; and when we
ask, for work they give, e.,us-=soups
The magnarimous Bennett gives
soup with the money he, has ground
out Of the working men. Mr.. Dana
is right. Working men 5,f doPott + !! want
soup. They do not WALTZ to be
Fclassed with vagrants and beggars.
They want work, and they'waht the
results of their work. But the'boar-
geoise fattenIwhAe we starve, and
are.,trying to lnakethist hndsa sec.
Iond Europe, audfwhen they wish to
do this; it is time for tlem Ito die.
II. we W can get no redress. from, the
ballot then there is something, left.
TApplause. % Slavery could not be
put down by the ballot but it could
b. and was put down by force of
arms. sFhereewas a great rebellion
ito liherate q, 100000 Of black slaves!
There will be q lgreater rebellion to
.liberate 2O,O00,0OO. Of w1hite,slaves.
When the working men assembled
liz Tompkins. square. it, was with
peaceful Intentions, but the Police
Commissioners for weeks had been
making preparations to, instigate a
riov;that they might: get some glory
and more power. It'was an'hon'or
to stand beneath the red flag. That
tlagI meant liberty .equalityH and
fraternity: Il Applause .]s It was tire
ensign Of Coninupism, Cto9lm}mIA;u- Cor m}mIA;u
nism meant not division Of proper
ty, but the right Of each man to
have; his own.L.7 It was no time to
organize. National prejddices must
be thrown- aside, aand"all working
men, must mite for their own pro
tection against the capitalists. '>i!4
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The influence of forests in drawing
moisture from the heavens may be
Judged from the experience OF San
Diego, California. Previous to 1868
there. was yearly a, rainy season,
which made The soil nourishing end,
productive. =, In 1868 a destructive
fire swept over. the greater part of
the country, cutting down the luxu-
RANT ckapparel, and bIackening the
hills. Since then there has been no
rainy season at San Diego.
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TO MY WIFE.

All! say'st thou, love, that I have
. changed, ! .,.,,r,I.
And that my moods are sad or worse2
My darling thinks l am estranged :. :
And even calls my ways pertcrse.
All, no ! thy fancy wildhath'ranged, =
Aud in its travel found l. ouFse.t.,> ,,r
When first I loved thee, ail afsoIbed, n
IkneW no life unified BY tliee; fl
In three my being was full-orBed,h"r
And bound ,asstrong Shore binds the
Ny tho"ght, ss k ny feeling, all :nl.as absorbed,
My heart my Isonl, were e: only ppy:th}ssf' fth}ssf' ;" ;,
Dear:love, I'VE were sweet spendthrifts
Ofghouss that meier will ereetrlis more:
oh, blame me not rs coldnif, ,wheri -
- In daily Battles dcafening roary -
With all my struggling fellow:lheii,, u:
. Idb hot'live them Ger aiid dro'er. 6;
.,,.,ir.r,I.u,'t yht a. AoHi..:;I">
show my love now. in: my, work, y: ~
Which, all for thee, is what you see i,
Eays'on my brow its shadow murk,.
And leaves me scarce q momelt free ;
Yet in each fibre strained Will lurk
T. The pulses that still beat for thee. :,
So patient bear my absetit look. ,ls =;
.iNur quarrel With my silence deep, Il
Nor jealous light my student book,
Nor blame me if / dWp to sleep; I
'Tis not neglect that thou must brook, D.,
But that I now must harvest'reap.
., .r......... .E.' r.li y. i:t'i ~
I thrust my sickle in the grain ig,!j =
Where years ago sowed and plowed .;
My granaries harvest shall contain, -.
And then I'll leave the rushing clowd,
Before dull care or daily strain
Hath all my strength and courage
cowed. - '''.
- >:...4l.. ,At1,,- .l.' 81" -..-'.:'. q.
Bear with me, love, and meanwhile be
Content to lift thy woman's loadj
The faces gathered at thy knee ,.>.. = -
VIII cheer thee on thy lonely road;
And by-and-by we both shall see
That our'two lives together flowed.
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=. ". it.H IA. = " W.. 80 80 f'' f''
MARRYING FOR Monty An en-;
tremelX sharp and intelligent Amea'i,
can from the West once walked = into
the Office Of Dr.. c. I. jackson, the
chemist. DR.. Jackson, | presume"
said he. ayes, sir" dAre You alone:
Yes, sir" ''"May I lock the door?"
And he did so ; then, having looked,
behind the sofa, and satisfied Himself
that no enc else was nthe room, ho
placed u large bundle, done up in a
yellow handkerchief, on, tho the table,
and opened it: "There, doctor, look
at tl,at'!p '7'Well," said the doctor, II
see it, '.aW1ut do you cal! that, doc
tor?' II call it,iron pyrites. NV had
said, the man, ''isn't that stuff gold;?"
Mp said the doctor, "iLs~ good for
uolhing lt'spyrites And putting
some over the fire in a shovel, it soon,
;evaporated up tho chimney; t'Well,%a
said the gentlemanly man, with a Woe
tegonc look. "there's q widow up in
odr town has whole hill full of.that,
and I've been and married her."
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,~ps. Hon John Inglis,. one 0.
the chancello5rs: under the old req
me il" South Carolina, and widel
esteemed both .as,a jurist and cit
zen, has, been. appointed and install
ed as q Judge lof the orphans cou:
in the city Of Baltimore.
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t9 t3s1 The :attay, appointed tor the lye.
meetiqgIrof the Committee to lay;
beforea Congrcssst the Memorial of
the; Taxpayers Of South. Carolina ina,
has lseep,. postponed to Thursday, >
MarGht2d, y when the Committee
willy without fail, meetin Washing
ton 50. discharge The important duty
entrusted. to them.A. .r.,.au> ~
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her wealth, title, in annd eyeerytlhaiingsa5 e y!laill
They were married with great
ponp, and acaompahied The arch
duchess :tof Paris: Napoleon, 81, 'its' TO
crownitbe'happihess 6f'his faabfitsse
made himat once.a;'geheralsW All,
.visien,d bsirsz.G duo ton ss" az
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A. CorroS Pool has been formed
in Augusta, Ga, for the purpose Of
testing. the relatives skill of compe-;
titoFts, in in: estimating the crop aofi
1S73-74.a: The entrancesfee is So,
and estimates must be handed'fi BY.
the 1st April 1874 '","''>'' "s" .'~'t oa' ~ =,
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re- Judge Isl. Maekey has re-.
ceived, a complimentary testimonial
from-a committee representing the:
citiztnsSf m s!.l! Sumter, !, for his late i'm i'm
P;aArtialE addnipistyatia iof justice at,
the,recsntsession odf the Court in
that place:Fa fhe Court was held III
tie plqyse. py, y. Judge Green, i who w vas
Interested in pending,sIa : -:
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CONSUMPTION.

Maiesticin conscious power, this I'M
periaI Remedy, sweeps as relentless
doom, upoirLthe! enemies Of the Throat
and Lungs. ,..,...... ...i ,irFr
Heaven born it is, while omnipotent
to relievo, simple and harmless. Deli
cious to take. The earthly Savior to all
afflicted with any disease Of the Lungs.
Be wise and use Globe Flower Syrup.
Don't take any substitute. Thousands
of living, grave-robbed witnesses pro
claim the wonderful virtues Of Globe
Flower Syrup. . ''." '-' '.'. ,
For sale by all frst-class druggist and
chemists. PRICE, 81 per bottle. a.. .a
.nfDR. j. 8. PEMBERTON,
=. T. -: e" \ Proprietor,
Atlanta, Georgia.
March IS, 1874 49-tf q. ... ~"
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',ss1osie . 4os asae5 sfiSE5 q z
1ITE g 81 Z /. 4! 81 |; q I 4 |9|:

bea1kde s7n stGsi isi@s tS
AsIn aisa I'M ~ I'M
|atls aud never
|S1sze |s.q M es
,.,ail grind g,the EN- aill aH
3g Aa5plaesis extracrsd ;;ssfisl lsIe 81 ltI5
water to ciIisate lb5s sigj lof
& & ti1u gffHn5ie1f rnEst ~ f{s
Z s9iFf lffl eli a3aifi It fys off
llsas Sue gH M ilf i 81
4 Il sgJt 81 dlSit a6oEe the patient must bs
'isss oinpelled to take d Strong dose of
lgIe y; |qs. hTh6ssee patfentsswH afe found
thIsbH the YsEYp highest stage pt the dis
Z 0th, ease are generally hhatery and re-
: fdse to-take HE, ..meaieine, hbdt the
lfea feedr to Other means
o[ne , in order to- o obtain the effectdesired.
Ias Having succeeded in getting the
1 81 I3atieht,to take the medicine, lh will
10 surely, after great efortsof .eaDsuI-
sue fsioh and desperation, bring him so
> ise1 tt'hHt gradually commences to
ttssldauieteaoSpa untilahe falls asleep
pe- soundly, ain wllich,state, andswith
coh- '5l great precaution, he must be placed
!. uhe W or SO. arranged that he. lies with
littgt' perfect case. When he. awakens
s. from that rest lie feels himself safe
rco,f (. ards dufed then and thereafter. "a
uEa' y trelapse OF the attack has atino time
" : taken pfaceiil llm times when the
isfih patieDtsshoms5nnsymp tother
J, J, = % sthalWeR, founded fears Of suffering
Z FIX ian attack then there ia no difficult
~ ~ tyI yI.ii15, in applying the medicine to
asS 'sar, him, and he willingly takes it.
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7 A FAIR ESi;csHlANGEE;.-Rey. Tilman
]}s Il; ,3Gajjnes, 6 the in immigration mn agent,
Writes a letter to the Uaion-Herah,
il! which heasays. that he is infu-
IteneeabAno political considerations
and noinrepldicesf of raeetin bring
|ingdpoaigrants into the state-tllat
he doesnotiimport colored dmenbe-
bcauseareeaaaa NO. orders for them,
buththas lie has orders to export
|tf1em7N 7NN4h. HHe says" q s.
|saa'I. Wifi State also that / aril l 4, now
ieeeieiAg ORDERS froiha Northern
|uaepo for 'ieeleredh hipersoiisa to $50
INdrthiinlltahei ipositions. .!eH1farms
and asadamesties.o L have .saidato
the peaplsD DNoE,h, Yeu caa,tr nar-
la|g,es1tIh lagges1 1tIhe, e,RpoBs whites here, anda,we
e can, manage nnsgs the poor ;blaeks,down
'Sodfb; How How let's maEe.a swap
'S6me' Of thshl tffffnik::it II the very YER
'tliaigs:aaafd bsS do'Ts 4 ffst.d:Iass :
gehsleHsaH dfINewi York lasag1fen
nae apiorderHor a. good honest man
aad itisntitepavithla grownLapiseh,
to take charge of his country flaee,
sone, ,distanes,flpnl the city, :rIiam
Iy,esaslIy,to Raystbs, ,expensesofsAehs
fS9 faR9ilE Eafto fto sNeW .l,oar York, where, they
Wl7i eaa q sassS a20a sss l!osheS ana ta1f
r,'S,;i"i. >; Een b.ig,n 3.lsi9,is4 si
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-03-25
BY~W. a: LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
1878. FALL& WINTER. 1878.

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