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One Of the most awful cslamities that
ever took place 10 any country. occurred
in Brooklyn. New York, on Tuesday
night Of last week. A theatre where
over one thousand people were Assem-
bled, took fire from some Of the drapery
touching the lights. As usual, therewas
panic, and the crowd blocked the
doors, and between three and four hun
dred persons per.shed.
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Before the election we cut a good
many funny things from our Democratic
Exchanges. Among others, here is some
loggerel from the Portsmouth Times
which 10 rich indeed:
SAMUEL ]. TILDEN.
BY ZEPHYR.
Who is he whose name g. known
From State Of Maine TO Oregon
Who, marching on a reform line,
Will knock poor Ruthy out OF timer
Samuel j. Tiiden.
Who Is he who H. going to bring
Labor for all poor suffering men,
And put our furnaces I'm blast,
And bring good times that's sure to last?
Samuel j. Tilden.
Who is he, his name is great,
That's done so much for NV York State
So widely known for breaking rings,
And sending rascals To Sing Sing?
Samuel J. Tilden.
Who, that will take I'm one short day,
The power the raScals have, away,
And I'm their stead ne will put men
Who dread The law. and shrink from sin
Samuel j. Tiifen.
Who II he for whom we'll stand
November 9Th both heart and hand;
He, who created such n storm
To stop corruption and give refoTmG
Samuel ]. Tuden.
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/. TIE REFORM WAGON.
BY ONE OF THE PAssENaERs

By ONE OF THE PAssENGERs.
oh jump into the wagon, boys,
The people are its springs,
We're running on the Union course,
And Sammy holds the strings.
Reform, II is our wagon,
And u isn't any play"
For it's crowded with the people,
And it's drivers Sammy
Portsmouth, Ohio, Nov. l., 1876.
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On - order of aalr.
Notlce u hereby Given. than In purpuanr~ of
me direcied - sbsSifr 81 ssid eaaniy' in ssid
cause, 4 will onef iof sale 81 ne danF ~ tha
cuuu house In aid cuuufy. on
Saturday. December soth. A. n. iaTa.
a one O'clock y. g. ~ aid day, ths following
Iaekson and state of OHIO. 10 ~
AL of iu-iut uunlirrr twelve az. IN fhn fuwu
~ Portland, e. oriEiualiy laid cut. plated and
hiii, incorporated ipr sfNciai pufrs.aHas enerpt.
iug - much of aid lot - is hrruanef drarflhrd
under the ncuund subsiivi.ion therrof. ne nrnt
- tolioWsi Commencing al ti,s narfh Trst
rnrn~r % aaid lot, thenoe east 20 tho north rmaf
corner of the stofehouse huitdinE aituafed
siofehonse slxty laoi frvi. thsncr doe .wsas 10
the vet line uf aaid iut, fhFurr uorfh aiona tha
9e.i llne of nd loi q ihs l-ginnlng point.
AA@ 81 ~ s.t1 NANt4taN ~ AAfa Ant uatuG
describesl a. ths nr.i sulsdivision tksrraf ana
sKcsptlug - much ~ the same ns wms der4md -
Lssi. g. Meresn ssid s1e-ption hsing De-.
fs~t ueat ~ thn north sa@t cufnrr % uaid iut
uumnrr Twelve a. thence east fuufteeu teFt 20
tils aaid north cast cufusf. thsncs seth on ths
fbsnc- wet eight fsst and sln tnches 81 the uaii
~ the Jones hou-s. thrucc uorthsfly aiung
east wail of aid Jones houns fnaftrsn fpef cod
thirlssn igst and two Inches 70 ths commsne-
Apprslssd A. foliowss
fis.t dencrihcd paSi aprfaisca 81 isaoc.
Terms % sale. cash on dsy Of ale
To - @old - ~ prupefiy " hotrft w. 1ons.
70 sail..y Judgment ana decFes In avos % y.
olysa andsr ny hand this sth day q No
vsfs4bef. A. d. isse. -. . -
JOHN ~ EWlNU. Hh'n J. &. q.
Jamcs Ttipp. Any for pi'n.
Nov ~. issatN
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AT LA s IT.

Hayes and Wheeler have been elected.
The returning board of Louisiana gave
the Hayes and Wheeler electors between
three and four thousand majority.
Every body knows that if the negroes
had been permitted to vote. the Republi-
can candidates would have had at least
fifteen thousand majority; and yet the
b1ll-dozer Democrats talk about taking
the vote of the State from Tilden by
fraud.
In Florida the board returned over
nine hundred majority for the Hayes
electors.
On Wednesday OF last week. in accord
ance with the law. the electors met in all
the States and cast their votes, and
Hayes & Wheeler were elected. Here is
the vote:
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SHALL N t BE lNAUGURATED.

A. B. Cole, Esq, late Democratic can
didate for Judge in this subdivision,
called on us u ut week. He was on his
way to Chilla othe, where he intends to
practice law. Our readers will remember
that during the csmi aighn we had no
word to soy aainst Mr.. Cole. He Is
competent lawyer, aud q ~ortLy gentle
mau.
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- END 25c. TO q. r. ROWELL a co. New
D1Ork. for Pamphlet OF 100 pages. containing
lists Of JlpO newspapers, and estimates shoWiug
cost Of advertising. dec7.0m
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state % Ohio. Jackson County, A.
Court of Common fleaa
on ist order % sale.
Notice y hercny Eiyen, that " pursnanes q
an order Of saic iasucd out % nAld court ou the
2oth day of Novsmbsr, A u. ts7d, aud 70 me 81
rertrd ~ sheriff uf said cuuuiys vii uneH fuF
sale az the door of the court houss In JaeEson.
90
Saturday. December 30th. A. ID. 1870.
At one O'Clock 2. ". Of said day. the following
described rsai satafr. FifuHtcd In tbs cuunty ~
1arkaou aud state uf OHIO. o. Wit
Tue north Weet quarter 81 serli~n mumnFr
twuuty-Min f1Al. % township nutnhwf mFweu flls
~ ranEu nuuhgr seventeen az. encrpfiuE thlf-
" ncrea % sid Quaftrr aecflon anid 10 Martin
p.srkiuM. OF OF the Nouth eaat corner ~ aid
quauer, and excnptinE also forty acrra nnld %
John Williams or ~ the unfth side y sald
quarter. which tsavea q balances OF nineiy-ai
acrea mnrc ~ iess.
Apprniafs1 f1.fpn.
Terms % sale, cash on dny % sale.
To be sold as the property of Thomas oWgua
. 81 20 .ailsly lndEsnsnt and dscfes 10 favor
Given undsr my hand this s7sh day q No
JnHS M. EWING. sh'nJ. co.
r. n. Joncs. Att'y Cor pl'n.
Nov. D. tkgoi5t
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-
state Of ohio. Jackson county. -.
C0urt Of Common rieas.
Harvey wells W. samuel Whstntons st NJ.
on Id order of sale.
Notice IL hereby given. that IA pursuance ~
an oftisf ~ ale isaufd cot ~ sald ruuu on the
2oi day ~ Novemhef, A. y. isst, and % me a..
fucird aa sheriff 81 said cuuuiNs viii nurr fuf
sale ~ the door of the Court uouaa IN Jackson.
in said cuunty,on
Saturday. December soth. a. n. IsTo.
AZ O'Clock T.. M. of said Gay. the fulinwinG de-
scrihed teal estate. situated ia ths c0uniy Of
Jarkaon and state of Ohio. toswin
Lot numhrf seven huudrud and sixty -one
f7etl. Ia thr town of Wciiston, county Of Jack
aon auf state of unio.
Arpfaisrsi ~ $50 %.
Trims of sale. cash on day of sale.
10 ~ suld as the pruprIty % samuel Whsts
stone ct al. 20 Matlsfy ludWmeut nnd dccfee In
0iyea under ny hand this ssth day of No.
JOHN ". EwISo. Eh'n LEO.
=. II. bingham. attorney fof piainiin.
0nuNbw
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There is a rumor that the House will
refuse to count the vote of Colorado
[Bull Dozer Paper.
We think that is so. THE House"
will not get the opportunity to count
the vote" of any State. Bet your life on
that
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CHERIFF's sALE or REAL ESTATE.

= HERIFF.s SALE on REAL ESTATE.
state Of Ohio. Iacksun county, 80
Court of Common f'teaa
Harvey Well. "a John ~. DIVINE.
on Fir.t order ~ sale.
Notice q hsrshy given, that ~ pursuance ~
an order uf ale issued oui - said cuuu on the
.uth day ~ NnvFuiirT, A. y. " q. aud ~ fts a.
rrctrd - sheriff sud -rrrial Master tomtnls-
sionrr in sid cauur. Wiii orr fuf sale 81 the
dDor uf the Court Hoes, in aaaid ruunty. On
Saturday. Dsssuhsr soth. A. ID. 1879.
at one O'Clock D. u. uf said day. the fultowinF
dr=rfttsssi real ~afnfrs sltuatFd ~ tnV ruunty
Jackson aud stale % ftnln. % Wit
Lot number ain hundfud and ninrty.NM
IGtsi. iu the iuwu - Mrilstuns
Auprai-rI ~ afla @.
Tssrins % aaiu. rash un daF uf sale.
t. ilr -pld - the pfapsfty - John ~. Divine
70 satisfy = luagfnenf aud decf.s N favor %
U,v.a andsf my hand this nth day of Sov.
JOHN ". EWING. ~h'nI. G. o.
=. d. bingham, Atty i0f plaintG. I.
sNnovSw
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state Of ohio. jackson eoas,y.s

stale of Ohio. Jackson ooanfy. a.
Court of Common risaa
0rifith q. Davis ". Eiiaabcth "a. Davis a al.
Ia pariittuu.
sale ~ puullc auctinn, 81 tha douEo the coun
hou@c ~ Iacksou. on
Saturday. Deeetnbsr 1oth. A. n. taTa.
ai one u'ciock r. n ~ aaid day. the ioilowina
deerriuesi fral estate. sltuafFd IN the counfy -
Jackson aud state - Ohio. o. wiff
The north vel quarter of thr mruih Tast quafs
Tee of ~eciiou uumhrr thirty .frur fali. uf town
-hip nuuibef ave fil. ~ fanar uumbsf slahteru
ftsl. tsncrptinu the mineral uudsFiylnw said
Tract. end be right % way o. fhr aafusi sutfrrt
To- the dower f@tmle % the sah Eitnailefh a. nas
via assigned fhcfsin. as fpiiowa, 10 witt ne fin.
uiug ~ the suuth east cufusf. thFucr fuuuln9
% the south west corner. thsnnn fuuntuG nn tne
nouh wssf line twtufY-sin sud twusthifde ~
f0sla. tnsncr due eaet o. The uufth sast ice.
thence auuth ~ the piacr - nrNinninmt
Appnaiassi, iucuu1hertd ~ duwrfs ~ $40
To b. I'D - certain ufurscsilnaa IN paftiflnnt
wherein 0uflth O. Davis ~ Iwtttlun~F. and
EiiEsbrth q. navi- and others are drfsndaut..
Terms of saiF. ons-fhirsi on dar - sale. one
third IN one year. aud the frmldne Ia two reara.
the deferred paymsuta 20 b. rerurrd ~ notes
and mortgage uu the prufntara eolti, and 10 beaf
Interest nt an pnr csnts frufn day ~ sale.
Given under my hand TITS 2ith cay 81 No-
john M. EwTNo. nhsn co.
n ". Jone.. Au'y Cor pi'n.
Nov. 30, tETt.M
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: HERIFF's SALE oF RIAL EsTATE.

CHERIFF's SALE 90 RIAL ESTATE
state Of ohio. Jackson county. a.
Court Of Common picaG
Jacob A. WetAel Va LORENZO u. Phillips.
ON ii order Of saie.
Notice ~ hereby given. that In pnFuumnea of
an or,isr oi sole is-isd out uf sid Court un tls
nrst day oi Dccembcr. a. y. ls7o, and % me AZ
sale at the door the Court nousc In Jackson.
ia said county, on
Saturday. January 10. A. d. 1877.
At one O'Clock r. ~ Of said day, the following
Described real estate. Hituntrd lm the county o.
Jackson, aud STAT Of Ohio. to-Witi
Ihe souih "a quarter ~ The north east quar-.
,st @t seSlloa , su,osI a I,uricsn , les,,,p
lll. sud all of tiiu suafh east quarter u section
nnmoer iourteen ga. sains iown.hip and
Middieton IN aid county to wiikavllis IN Nin.
ton county, Ohlo
Terms uf sale, cash on day nf sale.
To be .old - the property of LnrenEo y. Pitt
" ", 70 satisfy : Judgment aud decree Ia faNsF
Given undcr MY hand thIi isth dly Of Dscsm-
JOHN M. EwINg,
Jamss Tripp. Att'y Tor plt'n.
GHEEIFF's sALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of Ohio. ia ks8u County. a.
Court Of Common Pleas.
II. L. Chapman, Trustee. etc. ". David isieh-
On execution.
Notice u hereby siven. that fwiu onef for
sale ~ public auctions "a The duof of thg Court
/ llyusr. la jackson, on
Saturday, January 10. A. D. 1871.
si one o'clock =. ~. Of said day. the following
Tne north west qaarssr of the north cast guar
/ ter OF srciton nunibrr twruty-six fs6l. town
ship numecF eigat isl' range nuuiuci .uven-
ApSfsi.ed at sazs.
Terms of sale, ca.n ON day nf sale.
/ Taken a. the property - David Richariis. on
| an execution in favor - "a. n. hapfuaH, Trtis.
~ ~. s,,ss ,.s a.es S.,psny, lsa oa
Jsess9n' and 70 me directed - sneiiHof aid
Given under my hand this nm day Of De-
-. JOHN M. EWING.
aeetiSw nhsuH 1.C. o.
CHEEIFF-s SALE or REAL ESTATE.
state Of ohio. Jackson county. 49,
Court OF Common Pleas
william H.wiiiiams etaLvs. sarah Lloyd Il al.
on Fiut Order Of naie.
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
an order OF sale issusd oui of naid t0uit on ths
-Olh day Of Noy-inuer, a. y. ls1s. ana % me %.
recicd a. sheriff In siid causc, I VIII offer fui
county, on
Saturday. January 18th. A. d. 1877.
al o'clock p. ~. OF said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, Aitustcd Ia the county vi
Jackson and state of Ohlo, to-wits
-Four acres, more or les. which lies IN the
southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter III
section twcuty-siN (21i. township nvg til. o
ran - eighteen U.s. cUtufns uciuE nt the ntsutlI
west curue. Of said lot themes east "a rods
stake. thence north % ruds 70 n stake. Themes
west l3 rods 10 n stake thence south ifts rods q
a stake, thence west rods 10 n stake tlrncs
north 4 rods TO n stake, thenre weat .. rods "a
| beginning.
| Apprnised az s2.OuO %.
Terms Of sale, cash on day % rnic.
To a. sold ~ the property 81 sarah Lloyd 4
satis1y a judgment aud dcerua in favof o
william n. Williams st al.
Given under my hand this itth day q Dcoem
| bcr. A. ID. ih7d
JOHN ~. EWING. sheriff J. G. o.
James inpps Attorney for pinintina.
/ laducNt
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$5 TO $40 day yTfss5S Il ss9s saGgBe' g Fss1s S9S z
Maine mario, 10y
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The Commissioners 81 jackson county, Ohi-.
viii sell the repairing ot approach o. bridge
near the fsaidenre 90 John HAnky. ou the
Athens ruad. in Lick township. iu said cuuuty.
ON the 18th day uf nrcsmhsr. ls7a. ~ Inc hnur
OF one O'clock 4. n. uf snid day. Specifications
7. VI. PATTERSON.
Dec. 10, '1Gt1w County Auditor.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed admin
istratrix with the will annexed, of the estate OF
Arlington FHught, late of jackson county,
Ohio. deceased. SARAH FAUGHT.
Dee 4. T6tgt
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

~
Tue undersigned has been appointed admin
istratoT OF the estate Of William n. Hastings,
late of jackson county, Ohio, DECREASED.
All persons having claims against said estate
will present them, daily authenticated. 90
James Trpp, and per~uns iudrhfet to said es-
tate will pay the amount due from them 10
James Tlipp. who Il authorized To settle.
Dee 7, T6f3t ISAAC r. HASTINGS.
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TO sTocKnoIDERs.

The Stockholders % the Springfield. Jackson
ud Pumcruy Railroad are herthy nutinsd that
the annual fnestinz viii ~ h Ia ~ the General
OfiicrH 81 the company. IN WnNeflys Ohio, on
Monday. Jsnunry lat. fs7T. ~ 10 ocisrk A. NJ.
fnr the purta-e of slcciinE Buari of Directors
for the ensuing year
Per ouirr JAS. FMMITT, prea't.
WAvEnLH, ", Dcc. Q, is7G.
do1lAtLd
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEES.-N
~ T. hereby given that there will be- a meet
Tag OF the stock kbolders OF the First National
Bunk Of jackson, at their Banking House in
Jackson. Ohio, ON Tuesday. January Oth, lsTT
DetWeeu the hOurs Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. aud
O'Clock L. NJ Tor the purpose Of elcctlng dircc-
tors TOR the ensuing year.
novoOtd d. D.ARAfsTaoNG, Cashier.
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There viii be an annual meeting Of toe STOCK
holders OF the Dayton and southeastern Rail-
road Company at the Ofiice OF said company at
DAYTON, Ohio. ON the 2d Tuesdty Of January
town.: January ?. 1871, from TOD S'cock ~
hat day for the election OF Directors OF said
company and for the transacllon Of other busl-
ness. =. ~. fEOMAN. prt-s't
j. %. ARNoLD, Sec,y.
Dayton, Dec. 4, 1875. docl4-2t
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MAIN STREET,
TO cONTRAoTors.

A fe- door, below the Firs, National BANK
sept "a. lKTa n
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Times of Holding Courts.
1877

DURsUANT TO AUTHORITY or LAW.
II II ~ hereby ordered that the several terms
~ the Courts OF Common Pleas and OF Dlstrtci
Sourts within aud Tor the seventh Judlcial d..
trtct OF OniO, fOrt he year 1871 nini DC iirld IA,
the respective counties thereof, a. follows
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Policy holders. The assurances are made only on
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returned annually to the Insured
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Augusta.
Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIVE.

On and after Monday, July Sd, 1879,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, eco, 1040 A, ri, and
AIS and lies r. NJ.
For Rockand, 900, 1910 A. NJ.
For Farmin stoa, 1910 A. NJ.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, t>00, 1910 A
NJ, 2.i5 r. NJ.
For Waterville and Skowhegan, $50 Z, NJ.
for Watervie, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, ; n
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Maine Steamship Co.,
Semi.Wcekly Line to New York.
Steamers Eleanora end Francoui,

f7.NAs win, until further notice leave
s/s1sA g. Franklin Wharf, Portland, ev.
sS-. .s.assssssss cry MONDAY and THURSDAY
s.s2A'zs.sz.<s'sAA at O'Clock. p. M, and leave
Pier 3s, East River, New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at +. ii.
The Elcanora is new steamer just built for this
route, and both she and the Francona are lifted up
with line accommodations for passengers, making
this the most convenient and comfortable route
Tor travellers between New York and Maine.
These steamers will touch at Vineyard Haven dur
ing the summer months on their passage to and
from New York.
Passage in State Room, $3.50. Meals extra
Goods forwarded to and from Philade!phia
Montreal, Quebec, st. John, and all parts of Maine.
&rFreights taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers requested to send their freight to the
steamers early as z. NJ. on tne days that they
leave Portland. For further Information apply to
HENRY FOX General Agent, Portland.
J.F. AMES, Agent Pier IS East River MY.
Tickets and state rooms also be obtained al
p Exchange street.
Portland. 1876. iuiyA-ttf
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Railroa0s ami, Gteamboats
Change of Time
On and sitter Wednesday, July 90,
TIE FINE STEAMER
HENRY MORRISON,

GEO. W. SNOWMAN, Master, will leave Angus
ia at III O'Clock, connecting with morning train from
Wateryie anu Skowhcgan every wednesday and
Saturday.
SATURDAY will leave Augusta at II A. NJ,
Hallowell at ii 80, Gardiner at IL NJ, Richmond
100 r. NJ, Bath 3.l5, Mouse Island 500 BoOthbay
$50, Squirrel Island Geo. arriving at HodgdOns
Mills att. 0.
MONDAY, returning, leave Hodgdon's Mills at
A NJ squire Island. AZ I, Boothbay 1870, Mouse
Islands, Batn, 9.i5 Richmond l1l5, Gardner IL 40
PM Hallowell lis, arriving at Augusta at Las p.
NJ.
TUESDAY, on her round trip will leave Augusta
at A. M, Halloween $50, Gardiner 7, Richmond
$50, Bath l000, Mouse Island ll.45 -quirrel Island
IL 10 p. NJ, arriving at Boothbay at LAB Pm.
Returning leave Boolhbay at 30, squirrel Island
2, Mouse land 2.aO Bath il5 Richmond G. card
ner 7.l5, Hallowell 7.45, arriving at Augusta at
S.i5.
WEDNESDAY, will leave Augusta at IL A. NJ,
ana MAKE her landings same us Saturday.
THURSDAY, will leave iIodgdon's Mills at t.
ana make her ndngs same as Monday.
FRIDAY, VIII leave Augusta at 6 and make h., r
round trip same as Tuesday.
No lumber of any kind taken on round trip DAYS
The fare for school children parties made IN,
for eXcure ions al reduced rates.
All freight and bag must have the owners
name and place Of destiu alton on the same, or il
Will not be received on board the steamer.
W. II. SEAL CLERK.
Augusta, July u, ic76
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Eve years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance
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nual transactions the equitable; none lie mere
prompt and just in its dealings.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
Local Pride in Georgia.

The notable difference between the
negroes in Middle Georgia and those on
the seaboard--a difference tnat extends
| to habits as well as diaiect-has given
| rise 10 certain ineradicable prejudices
| These were iorclbly, as well as ludicrous
| ly, illustrated i'll The passenger depot
yesterday. The airline train brought in
gentleman from Savannah, VINO, ac-
companied by his body-servant, had been
spending the summer in HaberSbam
County. The body-serVant alluded to
was very fine specimen Of the average
coast darky, sleek, well-conditioned, and
consequential, and seemed disposed to
look with contempt upon every thing and
everybody not Indigenous to the rice
growing region. Espying old Uncle
Remus, who was lanSuldiy summing hlm-
self against the iron railing, the oaVan-
nah darky approached:
"Mornin', SAN"
"pm oOrter up am about" responded
Uncle Remus. "How is you stannin' W"
"My helt good, tankyou, enty ter
see no rice-birus Ill dis country" con.
Linued the strange darky. "Da plenty
in Sawonny."
"Plenty wharp inquired Uncle Re.
mus, rolling his ouid and carefully tax.
ing an inventory OF his new acquaint.
au0e.
Sin sawonny. enty fer see no crab
an no o'sJers."
"Well, dey'se roun' heah. But dis
aint no climate Whar de rice-birds flies
into yore pockets and gifts de money out
an makes de change derself, am de
listers don't shuck off dere shells am run
over you IN de streets am ak you Ter to
eat 'em."
"Him POI country for true-no like
Sawonny. Down da we caty de bird an
de crab am de o'ster tree time de day
and de buckra man drink de wine an
smokey HIM segar all troo de night
| Plenty fer eat and not much fer wuk."
"Hits mighty nice, l reckon" sale
| Uncle Remus. ''High feedin he'ps
nigger out monst'ously. Up heah, dough
de whites dat is 'cumulated WIdout emmy
sWeatin' mos always generly 'bl0ngs
ter some udder man. A hoecake an a
rasher NV middlin' meat lass ne tum
Sunday to Sunday, an i'm in mighty big
luck when glts dat"
TRe Savannah darky here gave loud,
conLemptuous laugh, and began to fun
BILE somewhat oste tentati0usly at huge
| brass watch fob.
"But. L struck up wild good Job las
Chuseday," chimed in Uncle Remus in a
LloEe noPoiul GoHe, ali HOW spec LIN
dun settin'."
"WhR you gwan dop'
'pm q Waitin' OH cullud gemman
fun SoYannan-one oy de higI liyers
what you bin talkin' bout.
How dat?'
II loant him SO, an I'm a waitin' on
him for de mummy, an iL's job what'll
as' long time, Pm aleard."
The Savannah darky saw the point
aud went off alter his rice-birds, while
Uncle Remus nearly choked himself
with a series OF chuckles.-[ "A AtIanta
Constitution.