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The Fulse wheat, recently introduced into
this county, is reported as yielding immensely,
and by many bushels TO the acre ahead of any
other variety. In several instances thirty-fivc
and forty bushels are mentioned as the Weld.
With regard to this variety, Mr. Allen Rush.
of Paramount, who raised some | 200 bushels
this season, tells us that when seeding he lack.
ed the seed for two acres of his piece of ground,
and completed with the Walker wheat The
superiority of the FulSe, he SAYS. was visible
from TIE time 1t came up until it was cut, be-
ing stronger in growth, stoolIng more heavily,
and it heads plainly showing the much greater
yield to be given.-Pike Comfy Democrat
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FATTENING OXEN FOR BEEF.-A

FATTENING OXEN FOR BEEF.-A farmer in
Montgomery county asks us why ii is that OK
en-, after they have been used for years at hard
work, make beef so much superior to that of
young bullocks which have never been used
to the yoke. The answer is very simple When
oxen are Stalled every pound weight
they gain is new flesh, so that by the time they
are ready for the butcher they furnish almost
an entire new carcass, sweet, juicy and tender
Young cattle never take on fat so readily while
they are growing and hence their meat never
becomes so solid, tender or juicy. Tender it
frequently is, but it is dry and spongy and
possesses but little tiavor.-Germaato,c TEE
graph.
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a greater variety of FOOD for hogs. The very
nature Of the hog is perpetual protest against
the all-corn diet To which we have Subjected
him; and We believe that 'hogcholera' and
other diseases of like nature will continue to
increase, IN the great cornbelt, until we learn
to treat him more nearly IN accordance with
his nature. Our farmers must raise more roots
Tor winter and grass and clover for summer, if
they would Keep their hogs free from disease.
Corn must as heretofore. be the main depend
ence for faiteninC, because il i better and
cheaper Than anything else Tor that purpose
but for pigs 'stoek-hogs' and breeding stock
we must have variety Of food
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II fresh, unslackeu lime IN small quantities,
say quart is placed in a refrigerator, it will
gradually absorb all of the moisture in the pro
vision chamber. The consequence will be a
dry, cold atmosphere. in which meat, and 9th
er articles sensitive TO the presence Of mois-
ture, can be kept sweet for long time. \ lit
tie experie1ce will soon enable anyone to know
when to repew the lime, and To know how
much To use at one time-Semi- Tropical
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vEGETINE
FOR DROPSY
never shall
Forget the first Dose.
PROVIDENCE.

Mr.. II. Il. STEVENS
Dear Sb- have been great sufferer dropsy was
confined 10 my house more than year. Six
time was entirely helpless obliged have men
help me in and out of bed swollen 10 nches larger
than my natural size around my waist suffered all
could and live tried all remedies for Dropsy. had
different doctors. My friends all expected would die
Vegetine me by friend, shall forget the
first dose could realize Its good effects from day day
getting better After had taken some or bottles |
could sleep quite well nights. began gain quite
fast After taking 10 bottles could walk from
of my to the other My appetite good
dropsy had AT this time disappeared. kept taking the
Vegene until regained my usual health heard of a
great many cures by using Veeetne got out and
able 10 attend TO my work am carpenter and builder
will also II has cured aunt of wfes OF Neural
gia who had suffered for than 70 years She says she
has not had any neuralgia for eight months have given
one of my children for CdHker HulOr have no doubt
in my mind will hunor II is great cleanser Of
the world My father 80 old and he says there Is
nothing like il to give strength and life TO aged person.
cannot be too thankful for the use of IT, am,
Very gratefully yours, JOHN S. NOTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES THE BLooD-If VEGETINE will relieve
pain cleanse purify and such diseases restoring the
patient perfect health after trying different physicians
many remedies suffering for years. is II not conclusive
proof II you sufferer you be cured? Why is this
medicine performing such great cures? II works in the
blood in the circulating fluid 1t truly be called the
Great Blood Purifier The great Of disease orig
In the blood; and medicine that does not act d
rccy upon it, purify and renoyate, has any just claim
upon public attention.
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The following brcvitics are from the Iowa
State Register:
The future promises success to that farmer
who works little longer and harder than his
hired man.
Pulverized charcoal is highly recommended
as q relief to clover bloat TO be given in wa
Ter as II drench.
"Pusley," or purslane, mathematical here
as a pest by our farmers and gardeners, is care
fully cultivated and considered very choice
and delicate vegetable, by those Of Europe.
There is more promise for the future OF that
farmer boy who saves his small change ana
invests it in some growing stock, than for that
one who spends it for trities every time he goes
to town.
The farmer should be student as well as a
teacher The well-regulated farmers home
should be II school-a manual labor school,
and should be made so attractive that boys
should love il above every other calling.
Spring bulbs hyacnth>, tulips, etc, should
be kent GROWING until the leaves fade; then
take them and spread under cover until the
leaves are quite dry, when these are to be re-
moved and the bulbs stored in a cool dry place
until fail.
An Oskaloosa farmer says "clovcr bloat," so
fatal to cattle, may be cured by fastening Il
stick in their mouths and compelling them to
hold their heads in an elevated position, the
poisonous gases escaping. He says it never
has failed
The life of the agyiculturist affords better IA
cllties for the social and intellectual training
of boys than almost any other occupation in
the w%;I-otn 1t seems to be peculiarly adapted
business editions to the development OF cor
Local motto, al, mental and moral qualities, and
az In no 4. v National blessing.
ev- The date ., milk and its products are becom-
is printed ndicaj more appreciated. 1t is demon
Persons who ,ientlhc investigation that milk
cani 1iesh c0lfain nca. = the same elements
or really milk contains all the elements of
meat, and as Il COW can and does produce more
valuable food by her secretions of milk than
a steer by his flesh, the cow is rising as an eco
nomical food producer.
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Two little girls were comparing progress IN
Caiechism study. Il have got to original sin. -
said one. How far have YOU coty' ooh. I'm
beyond redemption said the other.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
correspondence.

We shall be glad to receive, for publication
in this department, short and pointed commu-
uicatons from farmers, gardeners, stock-rais-
ers and Others, on any topic of general inter
est to agricultrists. The name and postoliice
address should accompany each letter, not
necessarily for publication but as guaranty
of good faith 1t is our purpose to open this
column to free exchange of experience and
opinions between its readers.
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ARITHMETIC MADE EASY.
ROPP'S
EASY CALCULATOR

publication that must prove oflncaculable benn
to Farmers Mechanics and Business Men IL Is so rapid
and Orig0i to stsre the most scholarly and yet so
simple practical that the most uee In ngues can
iantIneOuSIy become his own accountant. IL enables
thousands to accomplish In minute what they could not
learn to calculate IN many months. ,,
The first part contains an entirely nelc system OF laDes
which show a glance the exact value OF al Kinds OF
Grain Stock Hay Coal, Lumber Merchandise, etc from
pOnd iOdf, and tor any price tina. the mar
s likely to esoh the Interest on any sum Tor any e
and 10 Ger cent correct measurement or allknds
of Lumber, Saw Logs. CsteIns Tanks, Granaries Bliss
Beds Corn Cribs, Time, Wages and many other
valuable tables. ,,,
The Second part Is practical Arithmetic and embodies
a simple mathematical principle which enables any one
familiar with the fundamental rules to become lightning
calculator and by which thirds of the figures and
labor required by the ordinary methods AID Fractions with
their int ricaces. are entirely dUOided.
The work is nicely printed fine tinted paper Ia well
and gany hound IN pockctbook shade, and Is accom-
panied by slcate slate, memorandum and pocket Tor
papers It is by themos complete comprehensive aud
convenient pocket manual ever published - .
PRICES: Bound In Russia Leather, Gilded. f20o; MO
rocco 81 50: Fine English Cloth, 800.
Sent to any address on receipt Of price n,,,,
-MarchN 1871 Ottawa, Ills
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VEGETINE
Cured me when
DOCTORS FAILED.

CINCINNATI, o., April 10, 1871
DE-. II. Il. STEVENS:
Dear Sd-I was seriously troubled with Hidney COM
plant for ling time have consulted the best doctors IN
this city have used your NEGETISE for this disease ana
it has cured me when the doctors failed 10 do SO.
Yours truly ERNEST DURlGAN,
Residence Gll Race ST..
Place of business, 5i3 Cent. Ave.
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u Successor TO Cameron ss Me- s,
Glover ~ Cooks Block, Ottawa, III. Also United States
Commissioner. decr1G
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DUSH ~ ELL, GIL MAN * COOK, Attor.
ID neys at Law Office In Bushncs building, west of the
Court House, Ottawa, III. lnay21i6-iy'
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CHAS. II. BRUSH. Attorney and Counselor at
y Law Office in Opera House Block, Ottawa. H. marl'i3
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GOOD BOOKS FOR ALL.

For sale by OSMAN & HAPEMAN, IS La Sale st. Ottsv
His Any Of these Books will be forwarded BY mail post
maid on recent prlce:
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JAMES I3. job NSTON, Attorney and Coun-
., selor at Law, and Notary Public once, second floor
Hoes Leands block. northwest Court House square
Ottawa, Illinois junSI6
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NJ n. NIOLONEY, Attorney and Counselor al
vi. Law VOLTS Block. La Sale street, Ottawa, Ills.
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T r 0 q N & Y S .

7 II. DRUIT'T, Attorney and Counselor Mt Law,
y. Ottawa, ILL., Oiicc over No. 20 La sale street. OPP
poste Dr. Dycr's office. VIII attend promptly to ali bust
entrusted to his Special attention paid 70 cocc
tons. aug99-5lnOs
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HIRA NJ r.. GILBEItr, Attorney at Law. OF
III nCc in Opera House Block Ottawa ILL., sep@l,5
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II r. BULL, Attorney at Law. ONCE oyer CITY
Il. Drug Store northwest corner of Ia Sale and Madison
streets ottawa, ill., may9I6
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l.. THOMPSON, Attorney and Counselor at
II. Law. Office east Of the Court House Square Ottawa
I1innI. feh5'1g
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professional CarDs.


professional Cams.
TToRwsYS.
VHOS. w. ID. CRANE. Attorney and Counsel.
L at Law, No. Court street Ottawa, His Money TO
loan on farm property. lunI's'ly |
I II; DRWITT Attorney and Counselor S ,. at Law
pose Dr. Overs office. viii attend promptly to ali bust
entrusted to his care Special attention. paid TO coec
tons. aug99-5inos
NJ r. NIoL0NEI,, Aornsy and nd. Counselor 9si at
uIRA NJ n. GILBTRr. Attorney at Law. OF
II hce in Opera House Block, Ottawa, ILL., sep%'1
CHAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor at
~ Law. Office in Opera House Block Ottawa. ILL., mari
II McDOUGAI.I,( Successor TO Cameron & Nc.
Glover IL Cooks Block, Ottawa III. Also United states
Commissioner. dec|'s
RUSHH Ella , GILMAN l. i COOL .; A At ,
Court House, Ottawa, III. may2'I6-iy'
JAMES B. JOHNSTON, Attorney and Coun.
Hoes Lelands block northwest Court House SQUARE
Ottawa, Illinois. )uhS'o
r r: BULL. Attorney at Law on Once eyer a, city
streets ottawa iii. mayors
l.. THOMPSON, Attorney and Counselor at
-. Law. Office east Of the Court House Square Ottawa
Illinois. feb5't
ID +. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. Once, over
ID. 10 La Sale street, west side # the Court HOUSE
Ottawa, III. JulyS'5
GEORGE: =. EIDRF;DGF;, Attorney at Law
" ONCE In Opera House Block, ottawa III. april
EDwIN \. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor at
II Law. sherwood's Block, Ottawa III aprS
Di ntShEl,IsON * SNOW, Attorneys and Coun
~ selors at Law VIII p,setee in The courts Of Sse
wa. Ill. nova
GEORGE Nj. LELAND, Attorney and Coun.
Benefits store, west OF Court House hhyI'' |
ERANI< J. RAwFORD, Attorney q law
Room H. CLARK street southwest corner Of Monroe
Chicago. Notary Public marI''
NTNAYS * wIDNIEIs. Attorney. at Law, once
vi in Nattinser Block corner Il Ia sale ana e MAN
]
PHysIciAns.
IL gcon. OPrra House Block, Ottawa. III. ma--- .
nR. II. NJ. NIcARTHUR, Ottawa. m. Office
IL i'm the Opera House Block. Open from o'clock a. "
to o'clock Residence on Benton street. south u Iii
nois Avenue. Jah'+'o I
DR. =. =. RYBUI2N. ortasa M oaaleG IN the
o Benton St, south Of Illinois Avenue. Jarlg's
II NJ. GODFREY. NJ. D., l. r. {. $. Elin'
II. burg ONCE, Clifton Hotel Residence 10 Webster
nR. NJ. ZF.N DER. Homeopathic Physician, OF
~ 81! Oers his services % the friends % the Hp
mRopathic system Ottawa all branches 81 bic profess
sion Particular attention given the treatment u women
and children. Office In Glover & Cooks Block. fehlb
nR. II. T.. DYER,
OFFICE OVER CAsHs BOOK STORE.
Residence on Columbus street. opposite ,ae Consra-gaa
Church. ottawa. Illinois. nuvlsll
L Y. GRIGGS. Druggist, Bookssl'-r and station
IL. er. Ortaya H. second Naftingrs Block.
south side Of Court House Square.
NJ Is - EUSSi-. German Drl!sss' and A?g-h'c9ry.
vi. wholesale and rrtal.I Main Ottawa. H. lt-
porter II Drug, Chemicals. French C'glaC BraIiies
Wines. tsc.
DENTIST
l. =. HOBERT.
d E N II ST.
Room over the Fire National Bank.
SUM MARY.
IhAve large ard complete stock OF Brurs AMI isooF
tEont beat In quality "a viii sell ressOnsue price
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ID +. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. ONCE over
Ottawa. III. luly3I5
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GEORGE; Nj. IIELAND Attorney aud Coun
VI selOr at Law and solicitor In Chhncery. once Owe
Iennett's store west of Court House maylS16
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q. NICHOLSON. D. H. SNOW
DICHOISON Ss SNOW, Attorneys and Coun
IL selors at Law VIII practice in the courts Of Ia Sale
ua uOylI
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EDWIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor a
II Law SherwoOd's Block Ottawa H. apr3
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=. F.IIDRF;DG II, Attorney at Law
VI once In Opera House Block, ottawa, Ill. april
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| HENRY MAYO. JOIN ~ NlpMti9'
| MAYO * wIDNIER. Attorney. AT Law" Oihce
vi In Natngcr's Block. corner 81 Ia sale ana NAN
streets, front room up stairs. Ottawa. III. s'pll
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-17
TOO MANY PAPERS.

Ironton has had frst-class country pa
per-the Register, for more than quar-
ter of century. A few years ago another
Republican paper, the Journal, was start
ed, and still lives. Then the Democrat
was commenced, then the Commercial,
then we believe there were two German
papers, and another English paper-the
Pilot
First the Pilot died, then, We believe,
one of the German papers. The Com
mercial was sold by the Sheriff, but it
maintained a miserable existence for a
few months, when 1t died. Recently the
Democrat suspended, and now we notice
that the presses, and all the other mate
rial in the Office, are to be offered for sale
by the Sheriff for debt
1t is easy enough to start paper, and
many are anxious to embark in such en-
terprises. 1t is generally just as easy to
stop paper, as you can generally have
the aid of the Court and the Sheriff, when
YOU want TO quit
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Sheriff : Sale OF Real Estate.

stats of Ohio. Jackson County. 81.
Court % Common Pleas.
Bernhard Kahn ~. Trin Coal Iron Company
and Levi .. htrphrnsnn.
On execution.
Notice l. hereby given that / ui1 onrf Coz
sale AZ public auction. 81 lhe door ~ fhs Court
uuusc, in Jackson, on
Saturday February 2. ISIS.
az o'ciock r. ~. of aid day. the following de-
,,srissd real o.iais s%iigais % 10 ths eouniy q
Thc east hall of the nuuth wrat quarter %
section arNcn fTl. township eight fsl. range srNs
eutncn tlll, cuntatminH one hundred and aiM.
teen acrsa more ur icsas
Also eighteen acres % of the east sido of the
south weat quarter 20 thn auutn wrai quarter %
section sgvru 90. township eight isl. fanEr sev.
Cntrru tilIs excepting thU following Described
part % enid urrruiana. so OF na = homestead 90
the said Levi =. Stephenson, g. witt uasin-
ninE at thc wrst aldu oi ihe rad loadinz from
Winchester 60 Berlin. nt the line hrtwUen Cal.
lnEhnm aud said Htruhrasun. running west
thirty ruda, thruru north PARALLEL With aid
road eighty rods, thrunu east 20 said Rad thirty
rods. thence auuth along said ruad eighty fuds,
of the south west quarter % section seven 10,
township eight, range HuNrutrrms
Appraised ~ follows. o. ulH
Ffrat dencribed tract az t1a1
second described tract ~ $40.
Terms Of aaic=Caah on day % sale.
Taken a. the property ~ levi ~ 4lepheunun,
on an execution ~ fayur uf Bernhard Kahn,
issued hy the Court - Common Pleas % the
county ~ Jackson, aud 90 me dlrccied az hhsf-
Giysa undsf ms hand this aisi dag of Dsosn-
JOHN M. EwfNu, sh'nJ. CO.
Duncan, Moore a Aieahifs. ait'gs fof pi'n.
lan3it
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A HAPPY MAN.

That truly good, pious, devout, honest
and truthful man, Deacon Richard Smith,
is once more made happy, under the
blessing pronounced in Matthew, 5th
chapter, llth and 18th verses. An unre.
generate man named Steadman, now
State Senator, has been saying all man
'ner of evil against the good Deacon.
Steadman was a soldier in the rebellion,
and the first officer from Ohio, we believe,
who took his men across the Ohio river
in 1861, into West Virginia, to beat back
the hosts of treason. The wicked part
ners of the truly good Deacon, two or
three of them named Reed, and one of
them the notorious pirate, Capt. Kidd.
attacked the military record of Gen.
Steadman, and he comes at them in the
Ohio Senate, and the matter is there
spread upon the record. He scores the
wicked partners numerically, and to
that we make no objection but we do
protest against the following:
am done now with the Reeds, and
have only few words to say as to their
allies, the Cincinnati Gazette Company,
of whom Richard Smith is the head. As.
sociated with him, as hired defamers, are
one E. T. Kidd and Romeo Reed. In
order that the public may know who
this man, my assailant. Richard Smith
is, it is proper to state that he was pub
llcly cowhided in the streets of Cincin-
natl by I A. Nesmith for willfully lying
about his neighbors. This drunken
slanderer bought a nomination, and tried
to buy an election to Congress, with
money contributed for the purpose by the
whisky ring, but was overwhelmingly and
disgracefully defeated in strong Repub
lican district. The company, himself
and his associates have, after full inves
tigation, been convicted by the Postoffict
Department at Washington of falsehood
and perjury, in smuggling through the
mails their dilapidated paper without
paying the postage fixed by law. These
are the men who have assailed me tc
crafty their malice, because they have
never been able to use me- Is Richard
Smith, drunken. degraded poltroon, {
liar coward, scoundrel, and perjurer, 8
fit person to erect a moral standard fol
| public men
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MEDICAL.

who were not afraid to give women the /
same rights which they enjoyed, while 81
seemed to feel that they were not able
to compete with women.
The same question was up in the House
the same day, as follows:
Mr. Kelley asked unanimous consent
to offer a resolution reciting that petit
tions are to be presented to the House
from many thousand citizens from thirty
FIVE States Of the Union asking the adop-
ton Of an amendment to the Constitution
which shall prohibit the several States
/ from disfranchising citizens Of the United
States on account Of sex, and, therefore,
ordering a session Of the House for Sat-
urday next. at which representative wo.
men, chosen by the petitioners, and now
in the city. may be heard at the bar Of
the House in support Of the same. Mr..
/ Crittenden objected, but Withdrew the
objection temporarily to perrn.t Mr. kei.
ley to make statement
Mr.. Wood-How long is the statement
to be7
Mr.. Keliey-Very brief / have no
elaborate remarks to make. ! desire
simply to bring TO the attention Of the
House these petitioners. They are here
largely delegated by the citizens OF both
asking the House to initiate proceeding
which it can not consummate; which IL
can only submit 10 the people Of the sew
eral States, to-wit: n constitutional
amendment; and ask that the House, as
il has on former occasions heard strang.
ers TO the body on the floor. may, in win
dication of the right of petition, hear a
limited number Of these women and
Saturday next, day when probably there
would be otherwise no session, state the
grounds Of what they believe to be a con.
stitutional hardship and deprivation OF
the rights which pertain TO them as in
telligent individuals, many Of whom are
large taxpayers That is all that ! can
say at this time under the restraint indi-
Gated.
The Speaker asked whether there was
any objection to the offering Of the reso-
luton.
Mr. Crittenden. Of No. objected.
And now look at this, which took place
in the House on the same day
The following bills were introduced
and referred
BY Mr. Luttrell, Of California-To pro.
hibit the employment Of Chinese or Mon
, golians on any public works Of the United
States also, TO prevent the naturaliza
tion Of Chinese or Mongoliansi also. q
punish and prevent the practice OF poly
, gamy in the Territories and other places
subject 70 the exclusive jurisdiction o.
the United States also a joint resolu
5 tion Of the California Legislature con
? cerning Chinese emigration
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We did not read the message Of Presi
dent Hayes, but we think it stated that
all is lovely and peaceful in the South,
since his bargain with the rebels. The
New York Tribune, Hsyes organ, tells
q different story. 1t says:
The original bulldozer was abroad at
the recent election in Beaufort County,
South carolina. 1t is announced now
that colored men were beaten and driven
from the polls, we're assaulted, and in one
instance shot at for distributing Republi-
can ballots. Several negroes were Grip
pied, and one has since died from his in.
juries. In spite of these powers of per-
suasion, the Republicans carried the
county. The charges of intimidation are
sustained by affidavits, and are evidently
undeniable; yet the offenders are going
unpunished.