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MoKlN NEY.
MCKINNEY. February Il, lao.

MCKINNEY, February II, lsso.
Correspondence OF the Herald,
The Wallace sisters played here tonight
and will also play tomorrow night. IL IL
decidedly the best theatrical com nation
which has ever visited our city. Tho play
''Jacquette" was new one and the acting
frst-class. Every available seat was occupied
and the audience will be still larger to'mor-
row if the weather permits The troup
understand their business and you get the
worth of your money in going TO see
them.-District court still progresses.
On Monday five convicts were sem
fenced to various terms in the peniten-
tiary, two having beea sentenced previously.
Two Of the prisoners were young men, broth
ers, named Jones, who were convicted Of
stealing horses in Arkansas and punished
under the law which prohibits stolen prop
erty being brought into this State. One of
the convicts named Charley Howard, was
convicted of three ofenses, burglary, theft
and assault to rob, and his combined sentence
amounted to nine years in the State prison.
The burglary and theft were committed at
the same time, but he was con-
victed on two separate indictments, and he
proposes to carry one case TO
the Court Of Appeals, to test the constitution
atty of the law allowing burglary and theft,
committed at the same time, TO BIO made two
separate oilenses. He was sentenced to two
years, on n charge of assauting w. M. Bah
cock, esq.,, of your city, with intent to rob.
The case of VIM. Easily, the most i'm
portant on the docket, will in all probability,
be continued on account of sickness Of the
defendant had slight rain last night
and favorable indications for rain tonight.
The recent change in the name and size
of your paper is entirely acceptable to your
readers in this section. We congratulate
you upon the extraordinary enterprise and
git up. exhibited by your valuable paper.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND COMMAND
cry,
Special Dispatch to the Herald.

Special Dispatch to the Herald.
Palestine, Feb. l2.-The Grand Command
cry rcassembled this morning. Resolutions
were adopted converting the Grand Com
mandery at Sherman on the second Tuesday
in February next.
Tho following Sir Knights were elected and
installed for the ensuing year;
II B Stoddard, Of Bryan, Eminent Grand
Commander.
J W Hannig, of Austin, Deputy Grand
Commander.
John Good, of Dallas, Generalissimo.
John 4 Elgin, of Waco, Grand Captain
General.
John G Carpenter, of Sherman, Eminent
Grand Prelate.
j P Harrison, of Galveston, Grand Senior
Warden.
w ] Murphy, of Sherman, Grand Junior
Warden.
q A Bolts, of Houston. Grand Treasurer.
Robert Brewster, Of Houston, Grand Re-
corder.
N w Hunter, of Palestine, Grand Stand
ard-bearer.
Miles Strickland, Of Galveston, Grand
Sword-bearer.
X II Douglas, of Paris, Grand Warder
A grand banquet is going on tonight. The
beauty and wit of the city is present. 1t
will be brilliant success.
The Sir Knights drill at p. m. was ex-
cellent and was greeted with enthusiastic ap
plause.
The visiting Knights will leave on special
train at 6 a. IN. tomorrow.
Palestine is filed with visitors.
The exercises of the Grand Commandery
was the most brilliant affair of the season.
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CORSICANA.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herald
CoRsICANA, FEBRUARY 10, 1880.
A nice fresh norther blowing late this
afternoon Furche and family have the
sincere sympathy of the community upon the
loss of their little babe, that was buried in
Dallas yesterday. Il. @. Higgins and Miss
NJ. J. Powell, B. +. Melton and Miss Mary
Patterson received marriage licenses to-
day.--District court adjourned this after
noon for the term. Sentence was passed on
the prisoners, to-wit: Lewis Moye, f. m. C. :,
selling mortgaged property, two years !;
Alonzo Matthews, {. m. c., THEFT of gelding,
five years; Penn. A. Peck, theft of steer, two
years. The prisoner was raised in this county
and married a fine young lady. He wept
bitterly when he received his sentence. He
has appealed his case and in failure in this
a petition will be signed by all classes for a
pardon.-John Henry, {. m. c., was SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 26th of March next
for murder. The prisoner is full type of
an African. In answer why the death sem
tence should not be passed he begged that
ANYTHING might be done with him, only so
breath might be left in his body. He either
did not understand the forms Of the law or
WIS careless as to his condition and future.
He shot and killed another negro near Wade
vile, in this county, in June of last year. The
Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment ofthe
District court.-The Commissioners court to-
day levied the taxes for 1880, to-wit: For gen.
eral county purposes 25 cents on SlO0; 80
cents on 500 for building a new court
house county occupation tax one-half of the
amount of the State on same calling. The
court passed an order allowing all school
claims from 1880 bear eight per cent. in
terest from last February. The balance of
the day the court spent in look
ing at fine photographs and draw
ings of court-houses as furnished
by the throng of eager contractors and build
ers that has beseiged them during the term.
Let all attend the concert Friday night
at the Opera-house. It's home matter and
the efforts of the little ones should be en-
couraged.- of Honor lodge meets
Saturday night for work in the degrees
The travelling public are requested to give
the Molloy house, of this city, trial. 1t has
recently changed hands, and the manager,
Captain S. d. Moore, spares neither pains
nor expense to ma, the Molloy house first
class in every particular.
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seymour's Popularity National.
Quincy Herald,


There Ia an undoubted growth among
the people Of tho feeling in favor Of the
nomination Of Horalo Seymour, This
may be seen from the exp esaion Of
sentiment everywhere, among the Dem
oerallc and Independent press. Soy
mouFs popularity is not sectional
or circumsoribed, but Is national
broad M tho land. Within tho past two
weeks George William Curtis, the dlstln-
guished editor Of Ila per's Weekly, repre-
sentative Republican journal, has virtually
declared himself In favor Of Governor Sey-
mour, and he declares that tho Independent
Republicans who opposed tho election Of
Cornell last fall, would vote and use their
utmost influence for Seymour ut the polls
next November The great mans dislncli-
nation 10 accept nomination seems 10 be
The only thing that stands In the way Of hi,
availability, Governor Seymour's insiAlla-
ton In the White House would restore the
Presidential Office to tho dignity and purity
of the fathers.
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GRAIN ELEVATOR BLOWN DOWN.

Chicago, Feb. l2.-The Imperial Mills ele-
vator of Douglas & Stewart, at the corner OF
Sixteenth and Dearborn streets, was blown
down this morning and $4,000 bushels of
wheat contained in it spilled on the ground.
The building was one hundred feet high
and ll0x60 in extent. with capacity of two
hundred thousand bushels. The mill ad-
joining was also badly damaged. The loss
on the elevator and contents is S155,0O0; on
the mill, $4,000. There is no insurance COW
ering this kind of accident.
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lnsatiate Ohio.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch q.

An ingenious liar has furnished the news
papers with wonderful story Of the discov-
cry of cave in Southern Ohio, containing
the bones of giants who must have been nine
feet high. They have always had bigger
men in Ohio than in any other State of the
Union, but this attempt to establish Brob-
dingnagisn ancestry is too daphanous.
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CLEBURNR.


Jurisprudence OF the Herald
CLGBuaSK, February II, lssp'
Yesterday Samuel II, Myers, who stands
convicted OF the murder Of Mrs. Mary A,
Hester, This step-mother, and most eslimA-
bic LADY,, on the 2lst Of February, 1877, in
johnson county, was by Judge DO, Abbott
sentenced TO be hanged on Friday the 10Th
day of March, 1880, Myers WIS tried At the
December term 1878 Of this court, aud con-
victod, from which he appealed, and the
cause was heard aud affirmed by the Court Of
Appeals on the Nth of January, 1880. The
defendant was ably defended by w, Pom
dexter and A. Bradshaw, Of the Cleburno
bar and Good, Bower ~ Combs, of the Dallas
bur. All that able and experienced counsel
could do was done 10 save the young
man from the terrible doom which now
awaits him, lie is not yet 81 years Of agc.---
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A RITUALISTS' CONVERSION TO THE
R0MISH CHURCH.

New York, Feb ia London special to
the Herald states, on the authority of private
dispatches from Rome, that no doubt whatever
remains of the reception of the Rev. Arthur
Wagner Brighton. Ritualist, into tho church
of Rome. Mr.. Wagners conversion, it is
said, marks the beginning of long impend-
ing and carefully prepared movement which
may ere long bring most of the Ritualistic
Anglican clergy over to Roman Catho-
licism,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an order was
~ passed to-day by the Commissioners
Court OF Dallas county THAT the Courthouse
be rebuilt substantially as 1t was before the
hre) In the second story, and to have q Man
sard roof, fourteen feet story, all to be
thoroughly plastered, painted, etc., the
whole TO be surmounted with q neat dome,
suitable to the building, proper attention be-
ing given IN the second-story or courtroom
proper to acoustics; gas pipes to be run
through the building. The above to be done
without do ay, ready for the furniture lam
dire cted TO advertise for plans, specifications
and bids on the aooye work, to be submitted
and opened on Friday, February 18Th, 1880, at
10 o. clock q. IN. Payments will be made In
cash as the work progresses. A good bond
will h" required of the successful bidder. The
building to be completed and ready for occu-
pancy the first day oil June, lSs0;
County Judge, Dallas county, Texas.
February o. 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the Commission
ers have extended the time In which bids are
to be submitted on the rebuilding OF the Court
house, from Friday, the 18th, TO Wednesday,
the 18th day of February, 1880. This will
give all those who may desire to bid ample
time in which to get up their 1gures.
Il. e. BURKE,
Judge, &c.
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FORT WORTH.
hetOrteu DARYL
FoRT WORTH. February ~. lsS0.

Reported DaIIy.I
FORT WORTH. February ~. lsS0.
The colored people of this city met in con-
vention last night and elected five delegates
TO attend the State convention that meets at
Dallas on the 10Th inst. for the purpose of
affecting an EXODUS organization" Instead
of going north, they propose to Ego west
and grow up with the country" The State
convention that will meet at Dallas will send
party of men out into the Panhandle
regions to select location fo- the organiza-
ton of a colored colony. So westward the
colofed star of empire will henceforth
take its flight" A colored in
diyidual, Darrell johnson by name, at
empted TO break up the meeting, but failed.
The report that wen. the rounds yester :
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS OF our NEAR NEIoHBoRs'
Two Mon Sentenced TO DO Hanged, Ono at oOrsl'
cana, the Other at Osburns-John Morris
Examination At Port Worth fOr
killing Cotton Etc. Etc,
TERRELL.
Conespondonoe OF the Herald.

TgmLL, February ~, lehO,
The Mite society on Tuesday night held NJ
Mrs. j. A Bushings, wai quite u pleasant
aliair.---Mr Cole Russell and Miss Jodla
Jones we're married last night at the resl'
dence OF the brides father, U, ID, Jones, The
happy pair left this morning on the $3.50
train for VanZandt county tbs former home
of tho bridegroom, TO spend few days with
his relations, We wish them happy future
and long life,--The spelling bee given NJ
tho Baptist church Monday night WIS we'll
attended, and tho capital prize for tho best
spelling was awarded To the Rev, Mr., Daniels
little daughter.
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Murray and Marry.
Chicago Tunes.

There Ia trouble ahead In Utah, The new
Governor i counted tho handsomesl man In
the country,
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Thomas Uhl estrsyed before r. George, JUS
,ics of he pcsce, one mare pony, on the 10th
day Of January, 1850, described as ioilows :.
about fo,,r wears old, dimly branded on the LEFT
ibigh. and shoulder, o ID, about - 12 hands high.
Vaine yl5. Filed January "a, 1850. jan2sw3t
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MARKETS. III TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

FORE'GN.
Liverpool, Feb l2,-Uplauds. T5ai Orleana,
GIG, low middlng uplnnd,, ~, good ord-
nary url nds, 7xj ordidary, 1876 futures
steady,
m-sales of American, $500 balcsi flu
tures closed 1rmer.
NEW YORK
NEW YoRK, Feb. II Money b@G per diem;
exchange ASK; Governments firn new bs
1885 tours and half 1881; fours l0il4j State
bonds dun
XIV YORK, Feb. la.-Stocks strong; money
3; exchange, long, iS25s do, short, ass; STATE
bonds dull; Governments steady
NRw YoHK Feb H. - COtL,u uuipt. snles
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spkOIA. NOTICES.

M PERSONS or FAM Wanting
Roots or Shoes. First. Class City Made
for Cents, Ladies', Misses and children, will
do well 10 call At eos Main street, always on
hand ilne assortment, also made 10 order at
once ~ desired, Proes Low, Work warranted
Old hootA and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
febIu Manufacturer,
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JENix estrayed before W nj Fdwads, JUS
lice oftbe peace, three horses. on the 9th day
OF JANUARY, 1850, described as followsi
One black horse, 4 or 8 yeas ola, pIanuea
(indescrib blc) on left shoulder, about AZ
hands high; another brown morse anuut tne
same apr The same brand and about the same
height; one bay mare, about y or !! i-2 hands
high. branded II y on left shoulder, about
wear. old. Value sl2O. Filed January "a, 1880.
jan2swSt
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Taken up by Jacob Dixon ard estravsd by
t + Nash justice Of the peace, Dec Il ls7g
hands high, branded T on the left shoulder.
ian7w
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Taken up by JnO arroll and estrayed be-
fore W. N. Edwards, justice Of the peace,
January 8, 1880. =,
A brown mare, I2hands high, 4 years old,
branded \ X on the left shoulder. white
star In the foreheal anu white snip on the
nOfe. JhnIW
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New York, Feb. Il Wool firm and in good
inquiry; domestic fleece, i3@hs; pulled, 30Q95s;
unwashed, l8a40; Texas. 2id40.
Hides 10 light demand and in buyers favor,
Texas, l0alh.
Coffee quiet and steady, prices unalteIed
Sugar firm centrifugal, 7H@eh; fair TO good
refining, 71@h; prime, ~; r. fined ste,dy and
in fair uemand; standard A, OK.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Feb 2.-Wheat - No. . srot,
no offers; No. spot, 81 OK.
Kansas City. Feb. oil. - Bacon, clear, "a,
rib and lone, ~.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l2. - Sights, Al 90 pr
thousand premium; Sterling Bank 4S3; Com
soils, 4S'S@IsA.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12. - Night - Cotton
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ESTRAYED,

Taken up by w. s Chalmers and estrayed
before w. NJ Edwards. j. z. Dec. 3Oth. 1879.
A red brindle Ox,about or years old brand
ed with horizontal line on the right shoulder.
Marked with II over slope In the right ear and
crop and split In left ear. Value SO.
January, 9Th. w-3t
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Nslsonyille Locals.
July 22d 1880.

Editors Banner:
The cotton worm scare was
rather Of a sporadic nature;
none in alarming numbers have
appeared yet, though our wise
acres predict a bountiful crop
in a short time.
There is considerable sickness
in our neighborhood at present.
mostly fever of a mud type,
with no mortalities for some
weeks.
l heard several prominent
citizens complaining recently
that Jacksonville was out of whis-
ky. In behalf of said seaport
town, l will say that such is moi
the case; 1 do not wish to dis
courage immigration in any such
style, so l tell you we have plen-
ty Of it, so come right along.
Some poor benighted individ-
uals have been laboring under
the impression that our county
was without a sheriff; the afore-
said unfortunates are most re-
spectfully referred to last weeks
issue Of the Times and they will
see that we have one, and a good
one at that.
District court adjourned at
Bellville last Wednesday after a
three and a half weeks session
and only made three convictions
during the whole term.
A grand schutzenfest comes
off at Scranton grove near here,
next Sunday, come out Messrs
Editors and shoot-or get shot.
BRIX.
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{. & NJ. r. r. Extension.

Harry Haynes, who was au-
thorized by the meeting at Ell
bridges store, on the 2Ist inst,
will soon call a meeting Of
the citizens of Independence,
Washington and Brcnham, to
consider proposition of Capt.
Fred Rice, looking to the OK
tension Of the c. & NJ. r. r.
from Navasota to BRENNAN.
Capt. Rice was here a few
days ago and it appears that his
object was the extension Of the
Central and Montgomery rail-
road from Navasota to Brenham,
1t will be remembered that a
careful preliminary survey was
made last summer, since which
time the matter of the extension
Of the road has been allowed to
rest. 1t is to be hoped that
when the meeting referred to
above is called that there will
be large attendance. The
extension Of this road to Bren-
ham will reduce the price of
lumber from so to 40 per cent,
besides bringing us a large trade
that now goes to the other side
Of the Brazos river.
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Matasorda County.
CANEY, July "A.

OANbis jay
Editors Banner;
Home again from Trespala-
clos, a river in the western por-
ton of this county. The name
interpreted is ".Thtec Palaces"
1t is a navigable stream run
ming through a beautiful coun-
try and emptying into the gulf ;
its borders are lined with wide
spreading live oaks; soil aloug
its borders rich and only await
ing the plowshare.
Tell your Long Point cores
pondent, &C." we feel grateful
to learn that "the Bramah hen,"
even at Long Point, remembers
the Sabbath day; hope our
good friends there will do like
wise.
Crop prospects were never
better; plenty of rain and mus
quitoes subsiding, even talk of
coast railway, though we have
hopes it will shurry up. We
also expect that the mouth Of
the Brazos will be opened and
that a big town will be built
there.
No cotton worms yet. We
do not believe rainy weather
produces the worm.
VoLENTINE.
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Burton Locals.

ulX IL
The social party given on the
-ssd inst, at the residence Of
Mr.. Pink Green, in honor OF
Miss Clara Reaville, was most
pleasing entertainment. The
young ladies furnished music on
the piano to the exquisite pleas
ure of all present.
Mr.. o. H. Bower and family,
of Gibson Wells, Tenn, arrived
here on the train Monday eve
ming. They will remain several
weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Is some fields cotton picking
has commenced. A heavy rain
fell here this morning.
ToUCHsToNE.
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Rail Road Meeting.

AT injecting held in the store of B. Ed
ridg, & Co., July 2Ist at which Capt T.
A. Rice of Houston and some IS or 50
citizens of this county were present; a pro-
position was submitted looking to the I'M
mediate extension of the c. & NJ. r. r.
from Navasota to Brenham.. To consider
this proposition the undersigned was IN
structed 10 call meeting to be held Aug.
2Ist in the court House in the city
of Brennan, at IL a m. The citizens Of
Washington, independence and Brenham
and all others in the county interested in
railro1d competition and cheap lumber, are
mosc earnestlyreauested to be present,
W HARRY HAYNES, Sec.
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Austin County.
SEMpRoNIus July 20.

OEAir NONASo NY ~
Editors Banner:
:. Weather warm with occas
ional showers, which proves {
great annoyance in fodder pull.
ing; crops are looking well in
this mediate vicinity; near
Buckhorn the army worm have
made their appearance; have moi
reached here yet.
Health of this place good;
sore eyes the prevailing calam-
ity at present, especially with
the little folks.
Meeting at Concord closed
on 2Ist inst; with 10 additions
to the church and will be re-
membered by many as green
bright oasis in life's waste. ="
During the entire meeting we
had good congregations and
splendid attention. Inc camp
meeting near Travis was aban-
doned on account of rain.
We have no school at Ken
lucky ridge or Sempronius,
good teachers are much need
ed at both places and would
be well patronized no doubt.
Mr.. Carr and family, from
Kentucky, are visiting relatives
at Kentucky ridge; we regard
them as quite an addition to
our society; hope they will be
favolably impressed with ne
81. one Star" state and sRiect a
home near us. ~
Best wishes for the BANNER
and the cause it so nobiy rep
resents. AUNT,MAY.
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SYRUP Mr.. VIM. Ehlert, Of
Cedar Hill neighborhood, on
Friday presented the BANNER
with sample of very good
Syrup made from amber cane.
About the Ist of April Mr.. En-
lert planted half an acre in it.
He began grinding the cane on
July 9th and finished next day.
The result of the crop is S. gal
Ions of syrup. He did not I'M
derstand planting it and got a
light stand, otherwise the yield
would have been much larger.
Since cutting the cane he has
worked it over and it now has
sprouts FIVE inches long; by the
middle of September he will
have another crop of cane on
the same ground and will make
as much, if not more syrup than
the first time.
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Gay Hill Locals.
July IS

July IS
Editors Banner.
News having been scarce
here we have not had local in
your paper for some time.
We have a great deal Of sick
ness at present and physicians
are happy.
DR.. H. B. Hill is on his read
from Coryell county to pay a
visit to his many friends here.
The first thing the young ladies
say when they meet is, did
you know that DR.. Hill is COM
ing. will be here on the 18th
inst, Oh! amt you SO glad7"
The young men seem very sad
for fear he will win their sweet
hearts from them. The lead
ing citizens Of our neighborhood
will try to persuade DR.. Hill to
make his home amongst us, as
another physicians IS needed
here it being impossible for DIR.
Dickson, to attend to it all.
Mr.. Vim. Miller has just re-
turned from Kimble county;
has been a ranger there for two
years and has many friends
here who welcome him home,
The third anniversary Of our
literary club comes off on the
27th inst. at 4 P. N. As the
young ladies are sparing no
time or work and the young
men no money, it is bound to
be a grand affair. l hope to
see the BANNER represented,
devil and all.
GAY HILL ANGEL.
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JOHN T. RANKIN, constable of
Round Top precinct, Fayette
county, has returned from
Huntsville, having delivered the
negro escaped convict to the
superintendent. He was readi-
ly recognized at that institution
by his height, being 6 feet 5
inches in his stocking feet. Sun
day school and prayermeetings
is regularly held inside the en-
closure, all the convicts taking
part in the proceedings. There
were more whites in the peni-
Tertiary than blacks, which is
accounted for from the fact
that more negroes are hired out
than whites for farm work and
other labor, being preferred.