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A French Newspaper Office.

A Paris correspondent say3,.in de-
scribirg the office of the Figaro:
"Opening upon the grand gallery that
runs around the Spanish palio or ro-
tunda, are the rooms or halls that lead
to the rooms of the various employees.
These are all furnished in magnificent
style, with rosewood furniture, rich
carpets, tapestry, brouzes and marble
statues. Some rooms accommodate
single writer, others two Or three
The principal editor, De Villemessant,
occupies small room on the ground
floor, to the right of the principal en-
trance. There are also a richly fur
nished council room, in which all the
literary force meet once each month ;
bed rooms, bath rooms, and breakfast
and dining rooms-for all the literary
force CT the paper, save the editor-in-
chief, eat, sleep and live in the same
building. There is also a very large
room whose sides are hung with masks
and glitteriug foils. Each day, at 2
O'Clock, all the employees assemble in
this room and receive lessons in fencing
from an expert. This is obligatory
on each one, for the reason that each
individual is expected to hold himself
In readiness to call or be called to the
field of honor at moments notice.
Any hesitation in such a case would
secure the instant dismissal of the
individual involved"
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we'll as. his measure Of happiness, and
who has no objection, Strange things
happen sometimes.
A stranger thing that thing hap
pened at the Wheeler House \ new
arrival at dinner asked his friend,
"What white thing is that you are
eating with such relish ?" It WAS
rice He said he had never heard of
it before. We suppose he came from
the far North, perhaps from the region
Of the North pole The same chap
found a slice of. lemon in. his soup
mock turtle--said he, Il say, Bill,
amt this strange, who ever saw lemon
in soup?"
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: INTERVIEW WITH THE GeyERNoR.
-Phe Committee appointed to seek
audience of Governor Chamberlain and
bring to his attention certain resolu-
tions passed by the Tax Uuiou, called
upon him on Friday at the Executive
Office, and were courteously. received
Mai. Hamilton, in behalf Of the Con,
,mittee, expressed their Qualification
that the Governor had messursbly an.
sicipated their wishes in. his;sgncultu-
ralsaddress. He: expressed the conf
dent belief that the Taxpayers Of the
State would sustain him in the policy
indicated in it, and give him all the
aia'in their power in having it fully
carried out In action. The Governor
thanked the, ,conmittee. for. their ,ex-
pressions of confidence. ,.. He hra d
been much gratifsd at the reception
of his message by those s#ho stood
politically opposed to him. He hoped
and believed that he would be sustain.
eddy both branches of the Legislature
in the. line Of legislative and other
reforms which he had presented for
their consideration. He said, though,
that It was much easier to write a re,
form message than to carry through
reform measures. He was not 1 hope
,fal Of any reduction of the present tax
levy; there we're some practical diff
culties ip the way if efecting it. He
would however, give the subject his
"early and'earnest attention, and if pos
sble, endeavor rso,lengthen the load
which he knew was hard to beat. AZ
ter pleasant and satisfactory inter
view, the gentlemen of the committee
: 2withdrew.-PhPnir. .. ',:' ',''.'..
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Foe THE HERALD.

Nix. EDITOR: In passing throughout
town twice, recently, our horse was
considerably frightened. and but for the
fact of his being gentle in his disposi-
ton, we believe would have runaway,
The first time by 4 very small white
boy gallopingup behind us at full speed.
Our wife and children being in the
buggy with lis We We're alarmed and
called out to him to stop, but he passed
on in the most reckless way. not giving
the slightest attention to our request.
The second time two very small white
boys, one Of them being the same rs
Just referred to, came meeting us in a
sweeping gallop. We called loudly to
them to desist, that our horse might
runaway, but little OF no attention was
paid US, except to be told by one of
them, rs they swept by, that our horse
must be very easy to runaway" We
know of a gentlemen, Mr.. Editor, from
the country, who was driving quietly
along the road sometimes since, within
the corporate limits of Newberry. to
have his buggy run into and badly bro
ken by another very small white boy,
who came plunging mp, and being so
very small that he was unable to con-
troll his horse. The boy WAS thrown
some distance, as his horse WAS kicking
md scrambling among the gcntleman's
buggy wheels, and it is 4 worlds Won
der that he did not get his neck broken,
and but for the horse in the buggy be-
ing a very gentle one, there is no tell
inc what would have been the conse-
quences.
Mr.. Editor, has the Town Council
any ordinance in regard to people run
ming their horses at the top Of their
speed through the streets? If it has
not, rs these children seem to have no
parents, something ought to be done,
as peoples lives as we'll as their vehicles
certainly are in danger.
GOOD ORDER.
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?. l,~ .f 49, '.s. -"
Washington Light Infantry
= &c., Fair.

We have been requested to publish
the circular below and We do so with
great pleasure, with the earnest hope
that its publication may help to aid
the noble work of charity proposed.
As stated, the Fair will be held in the
city of Charleston on the frs day of
February next, thus afording ample
time for those whose sympathies are
always enlisted in behalf of the widow
and orphan, to contribute in such
a = way as may suit their tastes and
means. We trust that NeWberrg will
respond to the call Of the committee {:
The Washington Light Infantry,
Of Charleston, South Carolina, recog-
nizing the high and deserving claim,
which is made upon their gratitude
and remembrance By thewidoRs and
orphans of their deceased members:
alike With that sacred obligation which
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- The DEMOCRAT THAT BEAT BEAST
BuTLER.-Next to the man who hit
Billy Patterson, the man who beet
Beast Butler for Congress in Mas
;sacbusetts is just now the individual
who the people desire to know. The
following dispatch from Mr.. Thomp-
sonn:o the Manbattan Club of New
York, is the first thing We, have seen
in print from him. It is gratifying
to know that Butler was beaten on a
square Democratic issue:
SALEM, MASS, November 5.-It
viii be impossible for me to De. with
you tonight. The principles upon
which the victory IN the Massachu-
setts Sixth District has been won are
first, opposition to the centraliza-
tion of power in the Federal Govern
ment: second, no currency but gold,
or that which is convertible into gold
on demand; third, no Discrimination
in favor of the colored race, but per-
feet equality Of duties, liberal and just
laws for all ; fourth, the necessity OF
rebuking che interference ofthe Fed
eral ofice-holders in eaucusses and
> elections. oa:!g., ,.-T 2 m,3j 49,
CHARLES H. THOMPSON
Manton Marble, ESQ.
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The Governors Message.

Nj. Ctamberlain's inaugural gives
every hope for an honest reform
We believe the sentiment is general
that It is a State paper in every way
worth" Of the :m,omentous situation,
and acceptable to the Conservative as
" we'll as Republican elements. It is
our hon honest conviction that Mr.. Cham
berlain viii make q. good Governor,
and that he has the nerve. to brave
any opposition which might be brought
to bear against the carrying out Of
the many admirable measures proposed
by him IN his message. The misss
,Ns iy4. lis.' s!L&~sE - - = -
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Here a Little, There a Little.

Here a Little, There a Little.
II It may not be amiss to tell the reader
that we spent a day IN Columbia last
week. They will be. surprised to learn
though,that we saw a wagon drawn by
four mules, which had on it no less than
twenty bales of cotton. 1t was a: tre-
mendous load.
There We're, several noticeable fea-
tures there, not the least of which was
the desperate war going on for the Office
of County Treasurer. There were
many other fights Of similar character
going on. '''''' 49,. a.
We are pleased to notice that the
Grand Jury of the United States
Court threw out the indictments
against the Rev. E. T. Walker and
Mr.. John H. Hollingsworth, of Edge
held, charged with violating The En-
forcement act. There was no evidence
to sustain the charge.
Sheriff. Southern of Grcenville, on
Wednesday last, added three to the
number of .conyicts in the Peniten-
tiary. Singular to. relate, one of the
number had been convicted of forgery.
This is the first colored forger we have
ever heard of. Southern says he has
taken down ffty-fve convicts in four
years.
The Aston House was crowded to
repletlon on Thursday and Friday last
the spartanburg l. Union trains
being accidentally prevented from run
ming on those days. The big pots and
little pots had to be kept boiling night
and day. The number of turkeys
slain by reason Of it was immense. If
man fails to make good, square
meal at that house, it is his own fault.
and he should never have the privi-
lege of putting his feet under a well
provided table again. If we had time.
we would spend day or two there.
A strange coincidence. 4 gentle
man in Columbia the other morning
asked if we could not assist him il
getting good wife. He was sadly
in need, and being good fellow, We
promised to set him up. That very
morning lady vas found, who, in our
estimation was able to fill the bill. as
u =
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Southern Baptist Convention.

The reports made at: the recent
Convention held in Chester, ts show a
favorable and progressive condition.
Especially so was this in regard to the
mission work, seven new churches and
tvspty-siiz. Sunday: Schools having
been organized. We are pleased to
notice that but about eighty thousand
dollars is all that is needed to complete
the endowment of Furman University,
and that next year has been set apart
to make up the = necessary amount of
three hundred thousand. -
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NOTICE..

All persons holding demands against the
Estatc Of Williams W'clch. deceased, will
render the same properly a:teStcd 10 our
attorneys, NesSrs. Pupe, Pope 4 Fair, at
their Office at Newbcrry Court House. Son,h
Carolina, on Or before the lSth day OF Fcb.
ruary, A. D. 1873. W. +. WEIGH,
R. A. WEIGH,
DUAL. Ex'crs. Of vii! Of Williams Welrh,
deceased.
:Ne~berry c. T., !. G., November 2S,
1874. Dee. 2, 4S-$t"
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NOTICE..

Pursuant to the order OF the Hon. Jas.
C. Leahy, Judge of Probate, We will cell, on
Thursday, the 24th inst, az the residence
Of the late James c. Butord, all the person
al property Of the said deceased, consisting
Of three horses. three mules, cattle, hogs,
corn, fodder, exc. Also, the household and
kitchen furniture. Terms of Salc-CASH.
N. n. BUFORD,
C. W. BUFORD,
. ..'- ., T. w. DAVIS,
Adm'rs. Est. Of james c. Buford, decd.
Dec 9 39-9tn
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.9'eac s. eEgSsceWtssseosss.
PILES CURED.

DR.. J. i. CL0PTON, OF Huntsville, ALI,
is now at the Hole! in Ncwb"rry, where he
may be CONSULTED for few days. he treats
PILES, FISTCLa, STRUCTURES. Re-
moves al kinds OF Tumo:s nn0 Ulcers from
the face ami ali parts nj the body. Dr..
Cloptol haS ;hc pleasure o. referring to lis
old patients Of Ncwbcir%. Green"ood,
Greervill", SpartaHburg. and rnanv other
towns of tic State. CURED WITHOUT
THE KNIFE.
Sec IL letter below froE! II reverend gem
tleman OF So. Ca. The original, with his
name, cap be seen at his rooms.
UNION, 5. C., Nov. 18th, 1874.
DR. J. \. CLoProS.
DEAE SIR: When in August OF last wear
Hou so successfully operated on mr for
helnorThoiGa. tumors, h;:l becn afflicted
for full fifteen Years More than two-!hirds
of that time | was :" much disabled that
could not, but to i limited extent, perform
tic duties Of mwTocatioa. How much il
that long period was endured-the pain. the
loss of blood, the exhauStion-I could not
undertake to tell. When you Saw me, my
condition WAS such that am satisfied with
out relief thtre would nave been at 10 very
distant day, Il fatal termination.
It is with profound gratitude tina: / now
anuounce the remarkable cure Which, III
the goodness Of divine providence, has been
effected by Your skiiinl treatment and well
praclicel hand. Fifteen months have clapS-
ed since the operation and tiad no indca-
tons OF i return Of the disease. Tie im-
provemcn; in my general health has been l
think very considerable, and the comfort Of
complete exemption from the annoyance
and suffering to which had 50 long been
subj .cted, is blessing more than had
hoped for, and is we'll calculated TO keep
yoa in grateful remembrance. 1t gives NE
pleasure to recommend others who may
suffer in similar way to make trial OF your
skill. Yours very truly,
Dec. Q, 49-lt. ----.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEWBERRY COUNTY,

By James Q. teahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Jno. P. kinard hath made suit
to me, 10 grant him Letters of Adminstra.
ton Of the Estate and effects of Bayless
u. Buzhardt, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad,ncDish
all and singular, tic kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, that they be and
appear, before me, in the Court OF Pro-
bate, to be held at Ncwberry Court House,
S. C., on the 23d day Of December next,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
the forenoon, to shew cause, il any they
have, why the said Administration should
not be granted. Given under my Hand,
this 5th day OF December, Apno Dowini,
1874.
J. c. LEAHY, J.p.x.c.
Dec. 9, 4g-2t,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEMRERRY COUNTY.

By james C. Leahy, Probate Judge,
Whereas, Jane Mccullough hath made
suit 10 NE, to grant her Letters Of
Administration Of tue Estate and effects Of
Henry A. Bailey, deceased.
=: These are therefore TO cite a9d admonish
all and singular. the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, that they he and
appear, before me, in the Court Of Probate,
to be held at Nesberry Court House, S.
c., on the 18th day Of December next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forsaoop, to shew cause, If any they have,
why the said Administration should no: be
granted. Given under my Hand, this End
day OF December, Ammo Domni, 1874.
JAMES C. LEAHY, J.PN.c.
Dec. 9, 49-2t.
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Manton Marble, Esq

The RURAL CARoLIS1Ax is to hand for
December. with capital table Of contents,
made:up for all classes of readers. For sub
scripticas-and now is the. time to subscribe
address Aessrs.' Walker, Evans & Cogs-
well, Charleston, S, c. Terms 2 in Advance.
Subscriptions received st this omce:
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WILSON'S HERALD eF HEALTH is an ex-
ceilent monthly. The current number is re-
selYed It is only So per annum, and is
ssHeooy the Southern Publishing Company,
A:uanta, Ga, to whom orders tpr sabscrip-
lions must be addressed.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

By James C. Lcahy, Probate Judge
Whereas, Thomas D. Buzhardt hath made
suit to me, to grant him Letters of Admin
istrItion, Of the Estate aud effects oil BaylesS
n. Buzhatdt, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and ndmonish
all aud singular the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, that they he and ap.
pear, before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Ncwberry Court House, S. c.,
on the Esd day OF December next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon, to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted. Given under my Hand, this 7th
day of December, Ammo Domiui 1874. - -.
J. c. LEAHY, J. P y. c.
Dec 9, 49--2t.
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nAh oouTHERN CULT1yAToR for Dccem-
nSa DSa ~ tseelVed, and is us good as ever. 1t
so";, auGHnCS IN good counsel to the farmer. Sub
1.oS San ior IL ut once and comncucc with the
~" lear. lear. Address W. l.. Jones, GlhsaS,.
ga, " per annum, or leave your address
with the cash at this office.
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e,ZYSScegEegSseOaSS.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
A.:.c.: i. R""Ger, Ct al, Plaintiffs.

A.!c.: Il. Ee~der, ct al, Plaintiffs.
Against -......--..-- .--....
Jesse {. St:.:;it, ,im'r, ct al, Defendants.
Petition to Sell Land TO Pay De1;<, &c.
70 jesse {. S::::,.:. Caroline Class ow, S::ah
f. Ul.,>@v". ,.ciscl i. GLASGOW, Spc;.tcs
T: -i11la~yo~, &+r'ha L. Glasgow, Thomas
J. G:a>@o", Fra#ces T. Glasgow and!
Mary j. CAru:y::!"cl, Greeting:
For cclt;n cau>c< Offered hrto:e the
Judge o. r.cU%tc Court. at Ncwberry Court
!tcU>c, 70? Tie CUuntr CT Ne"he:iy,:n a ccr-
lain Petition, there exhibited ga:i.>: you, Ivy
Alfred VI H....dcr, Bergman II. LoreI#ce,
as Assign. o; William ". Hou-"a!, AID
Richard p Clark, tie Petitioners. you are
conlmaHG"u :sad strictly mi Oined. that YOU
appear in tie SliG Court, a: Ncwberrr
Gourt !IouS. aforesaid, within twenty days
after the service hereof upon yon, exclusive
Of tie day OF Suc; service, 10 plead, answer
or Gcmur to the :aid Petition, u.d further
to do ana receive What the said Court sh all
consider in the premises; and in default
thereof, al order will be granted, that the
said Petition ne takcn Ms confessed, and an
Attachment may be issued agains: you.
Witness. James G. Leahy, Esquire, Judge
Of the said Cour:. 1T Ncwbcrry Court House,
III and Ter tie County aforesaid, the fifth
day Of December, in me year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four, and i'll the ninety year of the
Sovereignty aid Independence ot the Uni
ted States cf America.
SUBER g. CALDWELL,
Petitioners Attorneys.
J. c. LEAHY, J. P. IL.s.
To the uefenian', Mary J. Carmichael
TAX" uol:cr that the summo. i'll this ac-
ton, oi wEic!: t,.c foregoing is copy, was
filed in Ike Office Of the Judge of Probate,
for Newbcrry County, at Ncwbcrly Court
House, III the County OF Ncwbcrry, in the
State Of S1u:h Carolina, together with the
petition, on the 5th dav of December, =.
D. 1874. sUBER 4 CALDWELL,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Dec. 9, 49-6t
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NOTICE..

! will make settlement on the llth dav
Of December next, as Guardian of LurA X.
Watson, in the Probate Court for Nrwbcrry
County, and present my pc;tion for jis-
charge as such Guardian.
y. j. WORKMAN,
Guardian of said I.wra Il. Watson,
Nov. s, lSI4-4o- ol'
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eWN7'2'leG.

At Newberry, S. c., at the residence Of
the Bride. on Thursday evening, the Sd day
of December. 1874, by the Rev. Robert Z.
yair, assisted by the Rev. Thomas H. Pope,
Y. J. POPE, Esq, to Mrs. SATL1E H: F.
RUTHERFORD, daughter of the late Col.
Simeon Fair
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OLD PApERs.-Old papers for sale at
In tnis ofhce in packages Of so or 100, at
20 and 70 cents. If.
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The undersigned, surviving Com
manders of the Washington Light
Infantry, unite in giving their cordial
conmendation to the above Circular,
and express their warm appreciation
Of its objeyts. and purposes.
William D. Porter, Lewis NJ. Hatch,
Charles H. 81 monton,t James Connor,
T. NJ Logan, 1E.'A. Thomas, James
NJ. Carson, E. W. Lloyd: S. Han
pahan, H. B. Olney, j. L., Honour,
VIM. A: Courtenay, Thos.. Y. Simons.
Charleston, S. c., Nov. 2I, 1874.
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The Herald. .
TH0S. +. eRENEKER, EDITOR.
NEWBERRY. s. C..
WEDNESDAY, DEC: 9, 1871:
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

4 PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Herald is in the highest respect a Fam.
lily Newspaper, deToted to the material IN.
tercsts OF the people of this County and the
State. II circulates extensively, and as an
advertising .uedium offers unrivalled ad-
ventages. Fer Terms, see frst page.
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more or less, and bounded by lands or
Sloan, T. &. Chalmers, p. Jones, John
Livingstone, etc, being Tract No. 3 OF the
Real Estate of Dr.. Thompson Wilson, and
purchased at the sale of said Estate by
john T. Lane.
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pAy for
papers. J. J. CARRlHGlON,s S. NC.
Shcriff'S Office. Dec. Sd, 1874.
Dec 2, 49-4t. TIC.
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COpartnerShip Notice,

LEOPOLD RETTING has this day been admitted
as partner in my Furniture, Carpet aud Uphosterine
business, which will be continued at the old stand up
der the name Of JOHN RETTING & SON.
In this connection desire to tender TO the people
Of Brattleboro and vicinity my sincere thanks for the
very liberal share of patronage received up 10 the
ent tm and we hope by fair dealing, low prices aud
kind attention to merit increase Of patronage for
the new firm. Respectfully yours,
JOHN RETTINd.
Brattleboro, July 90 1874
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SIOUX AT THE FORT PECK AGENCY.

For this amount, to be expended in such goods.
provisions, aud other useful articles as the President
may from time to time, determine including trans
portation in instructing In agricultural and mechan-
cal pursuits, in providing employees educating chill
dren, procuring medicines and medical attendance,
for and support Of the aged sick and nhrm for
the helpless orphans Of said Indians, and In any re-
Apect to promote their civilization, comfort and i'm
provement Qncludng storekeeper, blacksmith, and
carpenter at nine hundred dollars each per annum
assistant storekeeper and cook, at siX hundred
dollars each per Annum; and three lAborers at AiK
hundred dollars each per Annum) one hundrsd and
nifty thousand dollars but this appropriation shall be
expended for the beneht OF such portions Of said
bands only and for such time they maintain friend
ly relations with the United States,
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SKLALLANtS.

For fifteenth Of twenty instruments on sixty thous-
and dollars being the last Of the NTH HerCHO to be
applied TO the use and onent Of said Indians usdor
the direction Of the President per NTH article treaty
OF January twenty-sSth, eighteen hundred aud nifty
five, two thousand four hundred dollars
For fifteenth of twenty instruments, for the support
Of agricultural and Industrial school, aad for pay
for suitable teachers, per eleventh article tn atty of
January twenty sxth, eighteen hundred and hiy-hye,
two thousand Eve hundred dollars
For fifteenth Of twenty Instruments, for the ON
ploymeut Of blacksmith carpenter. farmer, and a
physician (yho shall furnish medicine for the sicl)
per eleventh article 81 treaty Of January twenty
eighteen hundred and hfty.hye, four Il olsand six
hundred dollars.
For support oi smith and carpenter shop, and TO
provide the necessary tools therefor per same ait"
Of zane treaty, Ave hundred dollars.
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For the zen nl incidental oNp'n scs Of the Indian
service in titan Tuntory, presens Uf 20 d. Agiicul-
tutal plun nta and other ful articles, and 10
sis tnoin tu1ocato IN pornAn, mt aOudcs, sustain
themselves 10y the pursuits ~ civilized lie, h. cudiug
transportation aud Ecrrssary cXprnscs # d. ytring
pToSi- ms within the Utah slprriutcnderCy, ard for
sub stence aud cluthrg fUr Indians located the
Uintah Valley reservation, /, he expended uLd,r the
direction Of ~ Secretary tc Interior. thiy thou
sand dollars