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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-06
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Our readers will remember doubtless
that we noted the employment of pr
Sladc, the celebrated Now York
medium, by certain English gentlemen
who paid him ten thousand dollars por
year to proceed with them to England
and there undergo such tests MS noted
scientists might see fit to administer
Sladc met the scientists, but he could
not exclaim with the Roman pcpi, cid
WcG, He was routed horse foot and
dragon, and now sinks into morited
contempt The New York ,Snn thus
touches upon the subject Spmitualists
have complained that the part of their
religion which accepts us true the pro-
iessed manifestations by the dead has
not received serious consideration that
men OF science have scomed withoutin.
vestigNting; and that people generally
have not been disposed to give mediums
fair play. Lately they have had no
reason to grumble at u lack ofattcntion
but the results must fill their perform.
ing leaders with dismay. The Holmes
with their Katy King, Mrs. Hardy with
her paroiline moulds, Flint with his
genealogical tco-kettlc, the Markers
and others with their masks and dis.
guises, and now Slade with his slate and
pencil, have been thoroughly exposed
All fell under the first application of
simple tests, Honest spiritualists will
cling to their Belief mistaken
by the bringing to light of these frauds
but tho tricksters will show business
tnck by not counting the ordeal of
practical scrutiny. Slodo probably loses
through his temerity in meeting the
London investigators tho $4,000 which
he was to have received for % year in
lttln3ll,f f.tsnNaH. srr....#
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| II svery desirable that all articles enter
ed In rcnny for exhibition on the first day ol
the fair, and exhibitors are urE II 70 com
mence their arrangements in time, IL moi
ready by bOClOck q, tuu Tuesday, October
l.2iih, they viii not he considered as compel.
ing. All machinery entered for cOmpoti.
tion must 10 put in practical operation
when required by tho Superintendent
Machines not described IN tho premium
list VIII be admitted To the mlScelaueous
class of this department, but may he rucunl-
menHed ny tee committee, tor diploma or
medal only, II deemed worthy OF merit.
In all classes where tho articles exhibited
are not OF u superior chure ctertho cXamln-
lug committee nre positively prohibited
from giving premium, or distinction of any
kind,
No. l. Largest, best aud handsomest dis.
play fmachinist tools and general metsl-
working machinery, silver medal To cnsl-
pete, each exhibitor must have not loss than
four machines of different styles aud sizes.
No, 2-LarGost best and handsomeSt dis.
play OF WOODWORKING machines, silver
medal. To compete, each exhibitor must
have not less than four machines OF difiel.
ent styles and makes,
No S--Largest, best and handsomest dis.
play of mill furnishing and mill machinery,
gold medal. 10 compete, one c0nuot enter
more than ono machine Of like size and
style, ana not more than two pieces OF tue
Same goods, unless of different styles.
No, i--Lnrgest, best and hnndSomcst dis
play OF steam engines, gold medal Second
best silver medal To compete, each exhib-
ttor must have not less thnn four engines of
diierent styles and uses.
Articles entered for any of thu above nam
eu ulsplhya are not permitted to compete
ngnlhst ench other tor any other premium
rhe committees VIII take into consideration
only such articles ny nro entered originally
N the nnmo OF tue person or firm competing
me combination To remain, the same duri, a
the entire oxhthitOn;and IN any case, should
me display or article be thought unworthy,
thcre VIII be no award FF'''' 10y
Best agricultural euglne, silver medal.
No Rest portable grain mil, silver med.
NJ, best.bran dusten smut machine and sem |
nrator, single and combined, TRAIN and
meal dryer, grain wegher, diploma cnoL
Hest turbine water wheel, diploma; mills |
tones, diplomas; bolting cloths. diploma;
diploma. rt
No, g. Leather belting, diploma: side of
lace leather, diploma; betting leather, whole
slide, diploma; rubber betting aud packing.
y diploma; rubber hose, diploma; rubber sue. |
ZION hose, diploma; hemp letting, diploma, |
bolt fastener, diploma; hose compiling, din, |
Iona; display. Of betting, silver MEDAL.
:, No, Printing press, diploma; type.mak- |
Ing machine, diploma. card printing press. |
diploma; photographic machine, diptoma,
ofbook binding machinery, dip
lomn.
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to Washington concocting with Grant
and Chandler more misery for the old
Palmetto State. One of the old tlIr'
teen States in ruins, her people dcgrad-
ed her gallant SONS put under the Ieet
of negroes and white yagabonds. NO
wonder that Professor sumner who has
ably taken in the situation thefo' 70
moved to saw. 81 have had occasion,
said Professor Sumner in his address,
awithin the year TO review the whole
history of reconstruction The effect
unon NV mind has been shame ana
blame to myself for the share which J,
nsa Republican, have had in helping to
build up the worst legislation Of the
nineteenth century. have been shock
ed TO realize by what successive stages
we have built up there u system OF "a.
strictivc and coercivc legislation. which
very few Northern Republicans know
oven in It's hrondest features; and can
only recognize in disorder, riot misrulc
irresponsible official tyranny, industrial
loss, the results which have followed
everywhere in history from cocrciy'
legislation enacted by one community
against another
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OHIO.

Tho Republican maiorities in this
State have held their own for many
long years but are to-day in greater
danger than ever known before. If
they fail to carry that State by ut least
ten thousand, land the chances are
largely against them) Hayes will have
n rough road to travel ere he warns the
Executive chair. We give list of ma.
jorities in Ohio for n series of twelve
years as follows The Republican ma
.iority in lS56was 1923. 1t dropped to
1881 in 1857; went up TO 20.3iI in
1858; dropped TO 1926 in 1859; was
increased to 207S0 in 1860; increased
to 65,2O3 in 1861 dropped to 5j77 in
1862; bounded up 20 l0l,0S9 in 1858
(when Vallandigham was Democratic
candidate for Governor and john
Brough Republican candidhte). THO
majority was 54,75l in October, 1861
was $685. in November of the same
year; 29,036 in 1865; 1905 in 1916
2,oS3 in 1857 1883 il, October, 1868; !.
Al 42S IN November, 1868. .,o
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", 4 ~ ~ Tools supplied at the hhortest no.
''"yt ~ 'os f 's os rod sinking, scpis-i,a
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YET SLAVES.

Since the first negro slave was forced
to set his foot on puritan soil, that race
has never known more absolute bond.
nge than now.
Through the fundamentally of men
80 debased, fanntical and mcndncious
that language is inadequate to the task
of pictuming them, the negroes of the
South have been invcigled into secret
midnight conclHycs, and there bound
down by strange oaths and foolish GER
emonial until they dare not break loose
from the web of prejudice and InI.Lti-
cisn TINT has been woven around them
Thieves and vagNbonds have possessed
themselves of their confidence by APP
pcals in the dark hours Of the night 10
their worst passions aud by threats that
chill and oycrdwc them into slnvish
submission. Every conceivable lie that a
devilish ingenuity and innNticu malig
nifty could instil into theirvery souls has
been burned into their minds and
hearts, until to-day this race at the
South, under these vile revolutionary
and corrupt teachings, has become sim
ply the dangerous tool of doprnycd and
desperate men. The lash of the sIay,
driver the bay of the blood hound, wa,
not moro effective in bringing the negro
to the task set before him than is the
influence Of loyal leagues and loyal
lrccbooters in forcing from him, for
dark purposes of rapnc and pInndcr
the ballot which war has accorded him.
| Should the negro dare to exercise the
right OF u freeman aud vote as his judg
mcnt or his interests may dictate he lac
comes from that moment u marked
man, and any hour may witness buisc.
and possibly death In South Caroline
and in Louisiana, where the better elias
of negroes have to some extent
changed over to Democratic ranks, ",
note daily reports of their assassination
or fearful whippings given them Even
| the negro women IN the frenzy of thcil
superstition md lNnaticism, have sci2ot
upon negro Democrats and scoWgcl
them we'll nigh TO death, In Soutl
Carolina this is no unusual occurrence
With the negroes ofthc South, utolcr
ance eXstsin its most intoleIpblc form
and ii was never 80 rife MS in this cam
paign. In no southern State can a club O
colored Democrats meet unless they cal
upon white men for protection tn,
negro that leaves the Republican party
is regarded ms the betrnycr of his race
he becomes II social lcper he is shmno,
10y his associates; suspicious rastc /
themselves upon him he is excommu
nicatcd from his church and cxpclle,
from the league; the membcrs Of hi
family are insultcd and rcvilcd an,
the negro, branded opostato and pr,
nounocd traitor is ncontinontly give
over to the devil Radicolism, profess
ing to free him, has but bound him il
stronger Ietters, and put him to mon
despicablc uses, The terrorism OF thi
rule has no parallel in the history of OF
timoslavcryand it is dangerous alike {
the Southern white man and the ncGr
at his side. Truly the moods Il
new emancipation second Abraham
to arise and strike from his limbs tn
tightening letters that now cncumbc
them, and must needs ,emaim MS long a
Rodi colism, in its detested forms, has
ioothold ina solid South. ''.
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TnE New York Sun is exercising Its
ingenuity in cabinet making for Hayes,
Its last effort, results in the following
Secretary Of state, Jobber Blaine; See
rotary of the Treasury, Bill Komblc;
Secretary of War, Don Cameron Score.
tary of tho Navy, Secor Robson; Sccrc'
tary of the Interior, Little Fitzpatrick !
Postmaster General, ,loro llarolson Al
torney General, Father Taft. BY the
way, does the SIN admit the possibility
of Hayes having chance to choose Il
cabinet
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To riovent the diSpey OF worthless mic.
lures and other pieces OF art IN This de.
partment, II hNs been decided that MI nrti.
cleS for competition ortxnibitlin I'm tho Al
Hail. shall first he carefully examined nv n
clmmittee OF experts who win be npuoinieI
by the Board Of Directors, nnd ARTICLES moi
found worthy will he refused plarn in this
department., .f.t
In order that iustlcp may be done To- pve,v.
body, the following rule win DO street en-.
forced. i.,..HH ""
All articles intended for competition ar ex
Inhibition, AFTER iirst having been properly ON.
tered In the books with the secretary, mnat
be delivered at the Art Hall for insneciion
10 tho examining committee, October 10. N
ond u. No article win he received nfter
O'CLOCK r. IN. Saturday, October "a, > 'N' y
NO, l-Pinnos square, do upright, organ for
church,do for parlor, beat collection ofstrln,,
each. WI "'P'Vhh
No. 2--Statuette In Terra Co,ta. or ana, a.,
bronze, monument In marble or a,nni, ~
plaster work, diploma each. u"
No, S-faintingS IN Oll-AnImal or,i,
nowars, lnntscape, marine. portrait Of iadv
or gentleman, do of child, compositIon NJ
t0rlcal, dlplomA each. ''tN"' nis-
no, f--Best collection of, alternate.
tugs oWnedand exhibited nv N ,hhausl
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HousroN BOARD OF TRADE J
AND COTTON ENonAN0E,
FF"VFT'VEFf VFVVTTVF " ~
:. Clement Moore, Dallas, Texas;
"a. W. KIDD, Secretary.

The Tyler hldcr in its article on GOV
evidently mixes matters considerably,
The article processes to be copied from
Forneys Press, but it concludes os fol-.
lows
Colonel Forney has been in Texas,
and knows that what tho Governor
stated was strictly true, WIN the gal
liant Colonel afford little information
on another subject with which he is
conversant-thats small sum of twenty.
five thousand dollars that found its way
to him out of the Pacific Mail subsidy
job p eun
Tue HERALD is inclined to doubt Ns to
whether the gallant Colonel ever re-
ferred to himself in this manner.
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Mhnttnc Nrmrrist. .nu

We, the undersigned DRUGGISTS NJ p,lr,.
Texas, having been selling pr, Culemnn',
concentrated White Sulphur Sprinps Wats,
Tor the past year OF more, and hnvinu omnla
opportunity OF learning Of its effect upon ths
parties 10 whom we have sold, do unhesita.
upon the market. And for tho Diseases
mentioned In DR., Colemuu's circular, and es.
pecially chronic constipation, sick nnJ nov.
vons headaches, and as u common tive
we nave never sold any preparation that
knowing It's pleaSautund unIoilinv st,,c,s
tosether with Its perfect s.,toly under nil cir.
eunstancos we most cheer mily rrcommnnd
It's use to the suffering everywhere. "''''''''
CONNOR n WALKER.
uALLAWAN & GALE,
uoSklNS& HOWELL.
WILLIAMS \ fuLIIVER.
n,,, h01T y COFklN.
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Class E-frutS, FOWrs, ItgGiobity, Wines,
Beer dWd Re.
An articles In this class must ho gown or
pruduCrd by tho CNhi itur, and must lU cor
rectly named aud labelled or no pr mium
viii he awarded
Separate sumplcs must be Furnished for
eHrh entry,
an samples competing for same premium
mu be arranged together
plate o' 1utt, To consist of not less than
Avo specimens, only one Vir.vly of each
Kind OF fruit viii be permitted
No, Largest assortment Of all kinds OF
fruits, i've ot each, hy one exhibitor diplO-
m ana SlO collection of apples nnd ucars,
each ~ collection of grapes, SIC; collection
of fruits by any state or County AgIiculm-
raj or llorticu tur1l Society diploma.
No. Persons competing Tor any of the
collections must have their pants plainly
label, It, nud not exhibit more than two
specimens OF ono variety. Plants competing
Tor The sNmo premium must be arranged 20
HethCE,
= l. iraoSt collection of grean mud hot house
plantthhd flowers, diploma ana S2r second
best, $40 premium,
ENnib Tors are required to furnish the
Managers, ON Monday the nd OF October nj
10 O'clock u. m, a ilStof he varieties COM
pVtinE for the above,
No. 3-RuStlc stand llllod with gluwipE
flowers, pnir hanging baIkcts filled W III
= ants, aquarium, stocked, each - pre-.
MUM.
NO, l-IAlr hanging baskets nllpd with
plnhi" rustic stand hlled with plants, by
amateur gaIdon0S only each So premium.
NO A-ENhlpltoS competing for culeC-
tlonS OF vegetables or potatoes, have to fur
nlHh the Manager OF this department, before
" M hrSt dny OF the inir, list containing
The names OF each kinds of vegetables or
potatoes represented in each group OF his
collection,
Best pumpkin, variety OF squash, 81 each:
u stalks OF celery, asparagus, - each; Il
"A ~ AZ "a - "a.
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ERElGHTS.

We are informed that all rail ircights
are 81 ,S5 per ono hundred from Dallas
to New York, yet from information
derived from the Secretary of the HouS
ton Board of Trade and Cotton FIX
change we are advised that the rates
are onls NiNEry-FIyE CENTS from llous
ton to New York. TuE HERALD would
mildly inquire as to why this discrim
nation exists against Dallas 1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water.
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by Dr.
Geo =. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, is IN iuiLlla-
bic cure for Chronic Constipation, sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver
Nervous Debility and the long list OF dts
eases arising nom Il dtsordered stomach and
constipated bowels.
IL win relieve the worst eases Of nervous
and sick headaches in from one 10 three
hours. WIN cure themost obstinate eases OF
chronic constipation In from ten to thirty
dnyB.
Il is the best and surrSt pugsatiye ever
used Tor any disease, b ing perfectly safe un.
urr al circumstances, unmihng i'm lbs nC-
ton, entirely nee from any nausea, gripping
or Gwen unpleRSantneSS. Possessing tOliC
properties. "a thing unknown IN any other
sure puIgallVe.l that puyltlrs the brood and
builds up the system in such manner that
the same effect is produced by II rcd Lced
dose until It's use may be- diScontnued nnd "A
permanent cure effected.
IL Is convenient, only requiring a class of
water ana can be taken ut all times, MS its
action Will not Interfere in either business
or pleasure,
By analysts this preparation will be found
10 contain all the medicinal properties OF
the White sulphur Spring Wafer ms taken
trom the Sprinss,but In a concentrated form.
each pint being equal to two gallons :"
Iho medicinal properties OF the sunnes
ana acids found in White sulphur Surng
water are we'll understood by all wcll I'M
formed medical men. In mot thpsr Saliups
ana acids prepared bY nature, enter directly
into the composition OF the blood, aud no
blood can DO healthy that lacks any one OF
them III their proper proportion.
Hence the sure aud Gnvnrytng action of
thls preparation As soon rs IL is taken il
enters into the blood, cNlelling all prrumu.
lated poiSons arising from indigestion Nr
molarin purifying the blood, and strength.
ening the nervous system, clearing the com.
plexion and tmrartlng gonrtm healthy
tone to the entire system
10 put THIS In the reach of all, we are nut
ting 10 up In two size bottles, the prices In.
ing twenty-five cents and II dollar. sold by
druggists generally. ~
GEO. \. COLEMAN Il co
DALLAe, TEXAS, July 10, 1876,
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Mn. BoUrwELL's chances, says the
Philadelphia Times, to be returned to
the Senate are, from all accounts,
"prowing beautifully less" and it Is
doubtful whether all the mid ho gets
from General Butler and every other
available source will save him. The
man who most conspcuously conlrQnts
Mr.. Boutwell,, and for whom he is likely
10 step aside, is Mr.. George T. lloM.
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STIFF FIGURES.
[st. Louis Times.l

For the six years ending June 80
1875, the total expenditures under
President Grant were "a 00S, 43S, I6l SO
Orat the rate of S66S,093, 076 97ayear.
Oratthe rate of $j5, 672, 1866 Al amonth
Oratthe rate Of $l3,olS, 1880 10 week
Or at the ate of 81 ,0SS,3l6 6S u day
Or at the rate of $50, SAP 10 an hour,
Or at the rate of 81 $50 70 u minute
Or at the rate of $g3 OF n second.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-06

NSrASlsu capitalist advocates the con
nection of Africa and Europe by II tun
mel under the Straits Of Gibraltar, lie
desires to obtain for the enterprise
twenty million dollars, and soys that
with this tunnel and the one between
Calms and Dover completed, the rail
road companies might soon be adver'
Using that they would take passengers
from London to Calcutta without
change of cars"
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What the pennln IN.

we, the Undersigned citizens of Dollas
unNlng used DIR. Culcmuns Cnnre,,trat"1
Mllile sulphur Springs Water Tor NM w,
more si tho following dlSoBets, VIA Chronic
constipation, Sick AMI N,gNnus U,ndnrh,."
Neurnlgia or Nervous pohilty, pnd in avn,
instance have received -, ri5 rritrf snI ~
cuhes OF chronic Cousu, patton, "a n.fnnn,m,
ouie. Ash common pu'gpuNe In Mi ,iis.n'
von VIC nave never used nvdllln,. 80 M.
ihlllnR III luz effect and Mt thu sane Ana ",
bcasant III It's action, being entirely ~
n,o,n my nausea, gripping, or even unniaas
ah'ntss, we nnd by using 10 re,nilnriv th, a,
we can reduce the dose graduate nn,i n ,,,a'
nal o me usual quantity viii be as etiec yiv
an the full desc. w ." el'eouNe
rn msn,N,wtng the merits OF this valuable nro.
pn9iah' we can recommend IL i'm nm nr.
lHnlned manner, TO the suffering az aua uu'
""o'o' ", A. ROBINSON. wy
Nm MERlWETHER.
TT CLARK.
W.J DuFFEY,
Il MrFLOOD,
- N.NAUGHN,
SD. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT.
a. MARSHALL,
Ih ... Z. u. HAZER,
..t- WCStCKlES.
,viad,,a. H;THlERMAN,
'v-u"oIn AND MANY OTHERS
CoNNoR q WALKER,
., Wholesale Agents paiias ,.
10 whom orders should be- aidrassed. 'A"S'
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suc "T1f me Nc Willard \ Elctc Ter, Sli Mnln
~ $3.50 la.'f oc8dlm
ovcr ~ ~ W.. Wright, OF Georpln, ollco
pntr ogden VOLTS store, corner Elm V, nnH
Mi hn,,,S Lrgets, where he may be found AZ
f"''' 'ue hlsht or day. sept2ldlln
com Jmo, Il, Morton. NJ. D., Physician and sur.
denes S cnrn over FIRST National Bank. Resi-.
nal,as, Iexns Cnllsto the country pron,n n'
s.sn W.. - IoctsdlnY
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NJ. ba,,aooo. and suouldor braces for ladies,

........t .,,,,,,t,t,r hrnapa for Indies,
oIht phhuhpur W." ''"''''V'
hhGl, alpioihh su,,or,vnro and cutlery,
No. h'--ii'st N,lu' sHii,y'r MEDAL, displny 0f
ultplhS 81 l'W'l Iyl,n,nn 'ts,IlG1 sllyrr mtdul;
tnI INV 1'lf',.. .H,tatrJ ,rnrr. digplny oi
"l7plny o' all'Dl pi,ili ,Iiaplny OF niG.ol-
NV Iplnulb W ~, i,' ~ rirnt mike. display
piht"h Writ H",Vn,I5 ~ f'ul1rry' oneli, dip.
~ kp'u l'enN' "''p'''
IoHn' u..,,,,.,,io,,,f ypuprnl hardware,
~, - ,n,iS lu,grIor uuullty lu ais
niN'i inHV'', 'i'Iugr
l1sy Wl ~ 'Tn.'n,,.'t ord most complete
~, W.. "a ,i,,.l 'iivtr medal.
uIsp,"S " taa' KIT 'Inisplny oi lin and iapaurl
...'.' Yt,,,,,' ,n",Itiinud shW:dlsplAv Ui gal.
Whl hlIE yer, ,n, ,,c dinloin and $1,000
Nlti"s" ' Nh t 49, ir1 md bufglar-plooL
Diploma 9hn ' dis W. NJ slaves. silyermednl
FDi t,,'' Vi,,SnlI "nnl,Iug stove lcuuU
'p,n'uE n, ,,, 1lnd, ,nrInr gtoyo coal, OticC
| pp'l W. 49, ",i,' loco fronU. Illuminated
tlp'' ,mu,u ',.,,o yrIf fn,drr for hlumiu,
unn,-l Ivy , ,,., 'i,i,n' IRON Innutels, en-.
ou ,,1,I,,,'nl ,i,i,,n,a anI s,0I' ,rnn teg
1iiiit,, Hr, nlarn dlpIomn
| ulgolh' LII. ,IigrIo ~, ttrniturr
~ ,,,o,l,i, sdr,nd nesi Iiivgr r,rGuE hrsl
Rn',' ni',JH, ,,, i,.,ri,s di,,t,w nt tnfned
/ NltP'n3 " "'H,' al ,,u,,i JI,Y' Jis,,luy a
! ~ ,''''' ,",'I'"' III KIN, nt 'nu,,aiI unsts
Pi',1,v ~ ,,tc VIVA Ilsuinw nf ,,nrID
| 1890, iia,,i,tv ~ ,vning,nt yynnu ,nch
bIn'h [t, Hls,pIhy 81 Wnim1,'' WnU"nnIstcr,
,,,,,,,ii' 'Jni,in,nt, nud tIGnn Inntirops
WIN iWli"'''i t,nt,"n, rurlnl
IIuf ,.t,,, ,Ir az ,,i,,,In,y riutulls nnl
| p,I,,,''inIs snrn dinlninut dIspmJ
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SOUTH CAROLINA AND the Is SOUTH.

The Charleston Comicr cxclaims
What are the planters to dor Thoy
cannot get in their rico What are the
iaborers TO do' They arc not allowed
70 work ! The people, black az well as
WHITE, have no protection from thc law
indeed there is no law except mob law
y W., sne rice region Of Beaufort aud Collie.
~ VIM ulsAntimo Chamber,.;n n. ~, -