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ARTHUR sIMKINs, Editor.
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and involving the constitutional rights of the


ana lhfoi'ins the CONSTITUTIONAL f'Snts OF III
o'a.es' ,.,-
put no'"lthstanoihs a'hcre"scs' o' oP'hio'
ana sen''meht when men eNlS'ca III relation te
details ana SPECIFIC PROVISIONS lhe acqn'cscenc'
G1 OF distinguished clzshs; whose devotion 10 lhe
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Tisor 10 our institutions anu restored sense o.
rep'se Sc ana sscnrl.y 10 ,ne puoi'c nl'a through
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be eynsrted ~ furnish tho I sa,ns ,urruiuroI % ,'
products, they cam mite in n common @ obirct m and
sustain common nrnrinlrs essential tn Tho MAIN.
trnanre of tba, obicct The Gallant men an of III.
South and the North conId stnrd togctbrr dn.
rinr the struonle Of tine Rryolution. iLev rould
stand together in the more trvinr oeriod which
succeeded the clangor Of arms
Amnnr tbc oI,irc,. m.ri,;no rour ,ttont;,n
will bo imnort,nt rcrommrnd,iinus of Nm. S.c.
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VOL. xvIIl.-..NO. 40.

| no time so commanded the public judgment rs
to give it the character of settled policy
which, though it has produced some works ofa
conceded Importance, has been attended with an
expenditure quite disproportionate to their value,
and has resulted in squandering large sums upon
objects which have answered no valuable pur-
pose. the interests Of all the States require it to
be abandoned, unless hopes may be inGulged for
the future which find no warrant in the past.
With an anxious desire for the completion Of
the works which are regarded by all good ciii.
Zcns with sincere interest, have deemed it my
duty to ask at your hands a deliberate re con!
slderation of the question, with hope that, ami
mated by desire to promote the permanent and
substantial interests Of the country. your wisdom
may prove equal 10 tho task of devising and ma
turing plan, which applied to this subject, may
promise something better than constant strife,
the suspension Of the powers of local enterprise,
As their united valor was adequate to all the
trials of the camp and dangers Of the field, so
their united wisdom proved equal TO the great
er task OF founding upon deep and broad basis,
institutions which it has been our privilege to.
enjoy, and will ever be our most sacred duty to
sustain. 1t is but the feeble expression of faith
strong and universal to say, that their sons,
whose blood mingled so often upon the same
field during the war of 1912, and who have
more recently borne in triumph the flag of their
country upon foreign soil, will never permit,
alienation of feeling to weaken the power Of
their united efforts, nor internal disscnsions to
parayze the great arm of freedom upifled for
the vindcalion of selfgovernmcnt.
have thus briefly presented such sus sgcs:ions
as seem to me especially worthy of your con-
sidcration. In providing for the present, YOU can
hardly fail to avail yourselves of the light which
the experience of the past casts upon the future
The growth of our population has now brought
ns, in the destined career of our national histo-
ry, to point at which it well bchooves US 10
expand our vision over the past prospective.
The successive dccennial returns of the CEN
sus since The adoption of the Constitution have
revealed law Of steady progressive develop.
ment, which may be stated in general terms, as
a duplication every quarter-century. Carried for.
ward from The point already reached for only a
short period of time as applicable to the exis-
tence of nation, this law Of progress, if un-
checked will bring us 10 almost incredible re-
suits.
Heretofore our system of Government has
worked on what may be termed miniature scale,
in comparison with the development which it
must thus assume within n future SO near Mt
hand MS scarcely to-be -heyond the present of
'':t e:'s;nc ren~ Inn.
r j. j,!rns tn"i confederation 50 ras! sfi
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reduction of The revenue to the standard of The

reduction Of the revenue to the standard of lib,
public exigencics.
OF these objects the first has been in the
course of accom- pIi>hmcnt, in Il manner and to d
degree highly satisfactory The amount Of the
pnblic debt, of all classes, was on the fourth oil
March, (S53, sixtv-nine million one hundred
and ninety thousand and thiry-scrcn dollars
payments on account of which have been made
! since That period, 10 the amount of twelve mil.
! lion seven hundred and three thousand three
hundred mud twenty-nine dnllars leaving un.
! paid, and in The continuous course of liquidation
! the sum of iifty-sy million four hundred and
! eghy-siy thousand seven hundred and eight
dollars. These payments. although made ut the
market price of the respective classes of stocks
have been effected readily, and to the general
! advantage of the Treasury, and have Mt the same
! time proved of signal utility in The relief they
have incidentally afforded 10 The money market
and to the industrial and commercial pursuits of
the country.
Tie second Of the aforementioned objects,
that nf the reduction of the tariff, is of great i'm
pnrtance, and the plan suggested by the Srcre
tary of the Treasury, which is to reduce the du-
ties on certain articles, and to add 10 The free
list many articles now taxed, and especially such
"a enter into manufactures, and are not largely.
or at all, produced in the country, is commended
to your candid and careful consideration.
Yon will find in the report of the Secretary Of
the Treasury also abundant proof Of the entire
Adequacy ofthc present fiscal system TO meet all
the requirements of the public service, and that,
while properly administered, it operates to the
advantage of tho community in ordinary business
relations.
the exciting Of vain hopes, and the disappoint-
mcnt Of cherished expectations
There is one subject Of domestic nature,
which from its intrinsic Importance, and the
many interesting questions of future policy
which it involves, cannot fail 10 receive your
early attention. alluded to the means of COM
muncalion, by which different parts of the wide
eSpanse of our country are to be placed in closer
connexion for purposes both of defence and
commercial intercourse, and more especially such
as apperlain tn the communication of those great
divisions of the Union which lie on the opposite
sides of the Rocky Mountains.
That the Government has not been unmndful
of this heretofore. is apparent from the ai it has
afforded, through appropriations for mail farIi-
ties aud other purposes. Bnt the general subject
will now present itself under aspects more impo-
sing and M re purely national, by reasons of the
surveys ordered by Congress, and now in the
process Of completion, for communication by
railway across th" rn"':''.'i, ~ wh"''y ~i'' r.
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ROBINSON s. JACKSON,

- - - = ~ ~ " Az ~ - - -
HAMBURG S. &.
HAvE now on hand mos, complete Stock
Ii Of Hardware, amongst which may he
fuuEd
900 Ton English and Swccd Iron,
5n0 Kegs Nails,
10000 Lbs. Castings,
30 Noz Collins Axes.
75 q Bradrs' Patent Hoes snd others,
) " Superior StrasS Cutters,
gu q Spades aRd shovcls,
10 " Rakcs,
Tlr,Son and others make Of Vices and Anrl!ls
Trace. Halter Log Fifth and other style Of Chains
\ complete Stock Of Pocket and Table Cutlery,
-ALI. s3fLss Or
Plains. Saws Chscls, Screws Hinges,
Knobs. Bellows. Bits, Guns,
Pistols. Shot Bags,
Powder Flasks, Cotton and Wool Cards,
Well Wheels. Kettles. Stew Pans,
FRYING Pans, Grdrn;s, Hammers. latchcts.
Tacks, Wafer, ana Waffle Irons. Candle Sticks
Stcclyards, Marking Gnages. Spirit Levels,
Anlh urs, Sl.ye!s and Tongs, Screw
Plates, Caanfasscs, 1huin
Guaccs. Percussion
Caps, &c.
Hamburg, April - # Is
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BEALL g. SToYALG,
WAREHOUSE AND GROCERY
MERCHANTS,
dT:GIySTA GA
All Cotton consigned to US will be
Sold Free Of Commission.
AUGUSTA, Ga.

rgNlIE Firm of BuroRD, BEAIJ. s. Co., har:ng
L L:en dissolved on the 5,ll Of jane last. the
Subscribers, mcuhcrs Of the late firm, will continue
the WAREHOUSE AND GROCERY BUSl'
NESS at the same well known Stands. (St"re on
Brca.l Street. opposite the Planters HOTEL now
erecting, and Warehouse on Campbell ST. where
they will he happy to the friends and aequaint-
a,scs of the late firm, having always on hand
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
Stock of Groceries,
Suited to Planters trade. in which they feel conf
dent they can offer inducements equal to any House
in tie City.
NJ Cash advances made on Cotton in Store wher
re oniyed. WAI. NJ. BEALL.
JOHN w. L. STOVALL.
Aurusta. JULY 81 Gm %
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NEW
Hardware & Cutlery Store,


YEyIIE SUBSCRIBERS have just received their
"a Fall Stock Of
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
Consisting of .invils. Vices, Bellows, Smiths Ham
mcrs. Screw Plates. St"ck and Dies Horse Shoe
Nails, Rass Files, Hand and Cut, Mill, and all other
kind of SAWS.
500 dozen Of NIL kinds of Locks.
5HA !" ksliacs.
aaa pais sTSst:s- af ali kinds.
100 Gsus. Colts E..x4,iscse. .Nhns 20.
wacgon Chains. Castings Hinges, Sere~'s, iie'ise
Furnishing Goods. and everything else connected
with Il hardware House.
LSO-
Corn sh.lars, Straw Cutters. Mills, the genulnc
Collins lxcs .ldz"ss llathcts and all Kinds Edge
Tools.
We woriA rrspcctfufy solicit a share Of patron
age, and anything sold by us will be warranted 0
the best manufacture.
MCLLARKEY & OAKMAN.
+ few doors above Insurance Bank, Augusta Ga.
| Scrt 2S 1853. 6n 81
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,roccrics and STAPLE GOods.

ENE have now on hand, and shall continue TO
NV receive additions Throughout; the business
Sa.on, q COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCE
AES, comprising every tain. aSrESiy Gcrt III i
#Encrry Store. Among which nlay be enumerated
\. foil" wing:
4 Gun,,y and Dunlcc Bags:ng,
Bale Rope and Tw;na,
l;:ccn and lians.
SlulasS.s and Su-ars or every description,
4 M;.ils Putty and Grass.
4 l.inscrd aud Train Q<. and White Lead;
"a SAT- Iron, sa.ors and i ankrtS:
= Tobacco. Lcalt,o', C.$2,e and Tea:
$ Osnahurg., i5rrwn Siistinss ;&ad C"is"r
Yarns.
Hic~, Soap, &c. For sale on the most rca
] 5,nab!c terms.
LARK & BCCkMASTER. T.
,,,,,,.,. Nv ~ 3m ~
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How do make Flour Tetse.';

tVUST call in at the ''N ARIErY SToEE' and buy
d some of PREsroS St MERRH.Ls' lNFAlLlbhE
kEAST POWDER, and its bound to rise
/ Call Mt the VARIETY STORE" j 80 Broad Street,
\ ususta Ga. j. ~. GbkLhl.
Sept ) # Ok
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Partienlar Notice,

-TlIE Proprietor Of the t. VAriErr STORE w"nid
L inform The public that he las ,4s hand, and is
rom time To time receiving supplies OF
all Kinds of Toys for Girls and Boys,
such MS Dolls of all descriptions, CRYING I}ahics,
Porcelain. Alah,,t,Y. India Rubber and Nti Heads,
Ind some very large Wax Dolls. with natur; i'a'r,
moving eyes. and rs natural rs li:c.
MARBLES Of all kinds, Rubber BALl.S. &c..
l,c.. and when YOU visit Augusta Just call in and
suv a nice present asr the good wifr, the darling
3ov aud the beautiful girl-as have s"ncts"ng
!, suit each one. and perhaps you ,Das sce some
hing TO suit " No. I.''
T. \. GURLEY,
I:i5 Bread Street, augusta Ga.
c- ,r "A
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Sept 5
Notice..

Ia Jr, Persons indebted to the Estate of T. Pl%tt
~ Hrunson, decd are respectfully notified TO
hale immediate payment ard those having de-
3nis arl:n. s:,d estate viii present them forthwith,
w. SUSEN NJ. BRUNSON. Adm'ix.,
ROBERT LANlER, Adri'or.
,o IF 40
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office.

IJ, Persons indebted to the Estate of John
/ N Hatcher, ST. decd, are requested to make
immediate payuent, and those to whom the Estate
is indebted will present their demands properly at
,cstoJ AMOS LANDRUM.
JAMES HATCHER,
Adn'rs. with the Will annexed.
on at 4b
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g Il VII o v 4 q, !
bot and Shoe Manufactory,
Boots and Shoes,
Groc esie e S F!

b HIGDS. SUGAR, Also ~ Barrels STEW-
ARTS 20.
600 Bags COFFEE.
- Hhds. MOL1SSES,
goo Coils ROPE. come very superior.
100 Bales Gumny and Dundee BaGGING.
81 Whole, Hall and Quarter Bids. N"3. No /.
and Mess MACKEREL. also Kits,
Ia nd We would ALSO s,a.c," that We have iine
nrt., N uf
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COnartnershiD Notice.

Copartnership Notice.
FORCE ROBINSON & IL. p. JACKSON
VI have associated themselves together, for the
tr,,iSart:ng Of
General Hardware Business,
Under the style Of RoBlNsvN Il JACKSON, Hamburg
f EVERY THING in that line. together with
Saddles. Brides Harness, Leather, Trunks, Whips,
&c. &c.
Hamburg, April 81 If 10
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Blankets, Negro Cloths,

ktssradS. Chairs. Saddles, Osnabur-s. Stripes,
Iron. Nails. Oils, White Lead. Shot Bar Lead,
Salt. Cheese. Powder, Soap, lice,
Bacon. &c, &c. &c.
nj in fact, every article usually foGnd in Gro
,ry store. j. SlBl.EI Il son.
Hamburg Nov IA, Il Al
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A barber pole pantalooned youth recently
went on a visit to his grandmother in the coun.
try, and astonished her very much by wearing
such patched trowsers away from home"
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

vIcKsBURG-P. southern Bale Wright
s.%ss az j.t.s 4:..i. HIwasss .s:.iss
lsss ss.a,.: ssl
wfIs@., bathurst MaS o... ccse.s H:Sdsf.o.a
r ;:s s,s.: foo. t:
andersen asiesi~l aee.: cos@.a 1eoes
M.s f0sytp S,.,s s.Ss. pSaao
seed Apn
p.sp. "a. %. . T .:. a nssa II % s91
ny,ss aessl xsn; W.. Aad, M.i'.Il
Ward Ion..is esr.Il ssols suTOrids Ad,s; %
= oasy SsIh.,ay
f.sss: sssi ss:: Sfs
ca. IN
10 IS q ws ' Bssae.,; y 10
s' sugar s AZ %
SS 20 c. o o. d mR a c Ge ea
ri..oa shaw AGO. Teal li7s bal.' cOt,sa Sol
n.q Lee Sc. STs
e.mpS:r siToasis Nl.-ns.Issfis y waksr d
can%as, ssa %rSt Green a
L. Wa as1 sas. sss. %
portoy aeos Flower Ass-io do 80 Ss nol.ss B'ioeq
PORT HupsoNoR., ,,..ms, E%sall. - h.s. Wright
MACK Sqo. Ss.s Se Jays s.l.a seo.ss 4,
m Ward s:.a 4i ss.la.1 s:
W.sR wsn s
I e.s' 3D. .a Is Sssf 80
sSss 1. $3.50 90 EPy ss' Ms.;
hhds sugar bbls Masses T49 bales Gotten.
LLEEN'S BESD-Per Glsady Burke
George Conuoly-3s Wright Williams &co9SS Fsls
Fearn, DoaegAn $50 Brandsr, Williams Aeo-i4 sul
6o-i4 Peale-iys Ward swnsy, Green
&o-il6 wt Dss.ules-ls Robson Aea-ilf al Greenwood
Estn Lee &osp3 Curry Psrsod7s PAYNE Husopsi
Bkper Stanton Newman 10 Ncgsnt ScosS An Net
Hating a SaS.s
"a Head Masss &eo9s MeDo~e, Mills 81 Po.ey ace
Andrew 50 bsgert Foley Avsryie WHEbt kcs-ll
Thornhi leo-lo Frsssr Acos Rwins, Dunenn lee4 s
Gendv Byrne kcoe7 sacks Wright William,
Seo--sunJriss . order fetal sisi bales estIon.
DoNALDsosviLLE-Pst steamer Doctor Ba.sy q hid.
Foley Avsy9a dc % do TocA Hay
ds dc s,sad do 10 dc Leseit cha' ssnsi.r
Belocl-35 bbls noisssss de
sugar Tsylor-sod Kelly FraIerSo do MSsdon j.
Elder do,O do Augusta Thban-l9 do Gerard Aeo
20 bbs Fellows dooO hhda Sabats2e do
do Lonsdals-s bbs molAsss Adams
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED,

Per ship sas Holmss--45 sssrAgs passengsn.
Psr ship 1riDointain-ez sssraxs psssengsr.
Per ship Hedelb1rgii csbn AMI SIS sssrAge passsnes
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


"
Friday Evening. December Q 1883.
The stock left sale comprises about 200 head Of West
and fair supply Of Texas Cattle, 100 Hogs, $50
Sheep 100 Mich Cows and $50 Calves and Yearings The
pretty active during the week and prices in
Of purchasers Holders of Hogs and Veal Cattle
somewhat rmer prices of other easy
quotations:
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


Saturday Morning December 10 1888.
general market has been very active during the
past week, though fair amount Of business has been
done in departments rather better demand has
prevailed in the Cotton Market but the transactions
have mostly prices Sugar has sold
rates while Molassss has been drmsr Flour frm and
rather ssvs in the early part Of the week but has lat
tey heavy Corn has been In good request at bet
ter prisss Pork 10 without much change. Bacon has
declined, with a limited business Preights have been
abundant and the rates generally easier The
by the Europa from Liverpool Nov. 49, to
hand BY telegraph Tuesday and were published in the
evening papers. They reported moderate demand in
the Liverpool Cotton market from the trade and for
port with sales during the week Of 81 900 bales including
1000 for speculation and 2O0s for export Prices
without any change Of and the market closed at
the following quotations: Fair Orleans oxd Middlipg
Orleans 3D. Fair Uplsnds 6 and hiddling Uplsnds SID
eb
Breadstuns had generally been In good demand. and
prices were steady Flour closes 37s Dbl for Western
Canal Sss for Ohio brands The quotations for Corn
were 45s yellow and 4ss per quarter for white Lard
closed at SOS owt.
The Money market had rather easier and oonsos
were quoted at s&X.
On Wednesday morning published the accounts by
the Humbsdt embracing dates from Liverpool to the 22d
Nov The sales Of that and the preceding day together
amounted to 10000 bales the market closing With hssv
but without any actual decline. Flour was more
freely offered previous rates Trade at Manchester was
dali and the Money market was easier.
COTToN-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
rather quiet appearance but with disposition to
realise on the part The days business reached
about 1000 bales easier prices On Monday there
still less animation operators holding on for later ae-
counts from Europe then several days overdue by the
steamer Europa only $500 bales taken the rates
being without further material change On Tuesday
morning the market seemed to have been brought to =
stand sale Of importance was reported be-
fore noon After the publication Of the Europas ss-
counts however several buyers came forward ssd ~
factors were willing sellers 5000 bales changed hands
during remainder Of the day the rates being easy aad
irregular but without quotabls alteration The demand
was more general Wednesday, and fully 5000 bales
were so prices tending rather in favor Of buyers and
Thursday sales embraced 1000 bales at about the same
rates Yesterday 1000 bales were TAKEN making total
business for the Of IS 500 bales the market closing at
the range OF our figures, as below.
The receipts Of the week 4635 bales and the total
resps the LIST Of September have been bales
arripst o2O577 to the same date last year.
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SHEET IRON-10O bundles light Nos 70, 70
Isl, ~n,t hr saie lew wM. ARMSTRONG.
IA Me- 50 Old Lsvse, near ST. ieus suss's
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District Court e Ns~ Orleans dated sd
the appston New 0ssrs the opning Of te-
ty R sd rehnp oaas street, ~ rnne uss,
md far The nd able estimate aid
meat the damage. respective and other
deposited Of the said estimate
plan theresa with the sfk the said
whomo It amt that the
repor been cd the said
Court Of New oriean to ar
Any person effected hereby
state especially objections writing and depast
hem The haads within after the
this notice, order that the said may
thereof 10
they deem proper in, bwssn me 81
publication Of The present nous
and the day fixed for making reports thereof ,,,,,,s
G. W. WILSON,
CEpaI
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HAyRE-sbp Heidslsurg-s pkg. mdss Holmes do Da-
casks wine Ketcahofl
DO urquhat loo baskets
nnshlossi do Shift Acos cssks do
MzgnAa-T Aatere-f L
Crsm.r &e., bert Trieonl do &o-I
Levseh do Nsrth Bro,hs3 do Grm.nf
s.qrrsnssgsII do Weston A.i DO Mseery Fo,,sr- dol
hrns,roug-i Gsgne- DO ysivr- asi
Johns Taononi mdse St sle4 do Pardon 345
mlss Wlian-ai Duraot-s
empty bottles Iaeoea Fsh.nbseh-
HappA-s de Dasongs-2 do Es Andts-S
do msrhs-4 % Barisr.4 do eane-a do
Toiomon-l II pscear 4 Rifad-i
do Jsanns- DO Sehneiasi Ler.srs9 do MAcon-
do Pnsardlo DO Lenois2 DO Dnchs hsr do G
Alsg-l do neishaler Bsron-i do
Is L-tohtord do ChAussra do Lne-Ss3 bsskes
9 srier
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