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is 1T MANUFACTURERS PRICES. 5ia3.l
Five Hundred Dollars !
in Premiums, offered to NEW ENGLAND FARM
ERS for the best experiments with my

in Premiums, offered to NEW ENGLAND FARM
Frs for the best experiments with my
sUPER.pHosPHATE OF LIME.
And Bradleys Patent Tobacco Fertilizer in growing
Corn, Potatoes, Turnips, Oats, Grass and Tobacco,
not less than one acre Of land each.isrsd ff
For the best experiment on Indian Corn with my
For the second best experiment on Corn, do, 80
For the best experiment on Potatoes, 80
:. second best experiment on IL Potatoes 80 80
For the BEST best experiment on Turnips, ... 50
second best -. d do o... 70
Fort the best experiment on Grass, either Pasture
IS. second best experiment on &C Grass, do. g g
For the best experiment on Tobacco with Brad
~ 10 iey's Patent Tobacco Fertilizer, GO
%" second best experiment on Tobacco do. 40
Reports to be sent in before the LIST day Of De-
cember, 1866, to william L. Bradley, Boston, con-
tanning description OF SOIL mode ofculdvation GUAM
tity of per-Phosphate OF Lime used, Of whom pur-
chased, and whether with or without barnyard ma
nure every report to be certified to by some citizen
of integrity in the town where made: these reports
when in, will be referred to q Committee of three
competent disinterested gentlemen, whose duty ut
reports the premiums to be paid on the LIST day Of
To avoid any possible chemical error in the manu-
focture of my Fertilizers, have made arrangements
with the highest chemical talent, TO aid me in this
important department, and not single ton Of Phos-
phate OF Tobacco Fertilizer will be allowed to 90 to
market until il has been sampled and passed inspec-
ton by actual anysis. ... ~ ~. ss,..,,,.- 81
EE-The above-named Fertilizers can be purchase
ed from reliable dealers throughout New England.
Pamphlets containing testimonials and directions
for using Super-Phosphate Of Lime can be had free
of charge by addressing the manufacturer or deal
ers also bradleys Manual tor growing Tobacco will
be sent free to any grow OF the weed by asking for
it by mail - . -.
'''- 81 WIN. L. BRADLEY,
Manufacturer of Goes Bradleys Patent Super Phos-
plate Of Lime; Bradley's Patent Tobacco Fer
tilize;9 Fine and Extra Fine Ground Bone;
Powdered Raw Bone, dc. 80 ..=.-i -
-.-..a "a Broad Street, Boston.
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HAVE coNF1IpENcE.

All who have committed an excess Of any kind.
whether it be the solitary vice of youth, the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOE AN AN77DOTE IN SEASON, +,
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the concentration that is sure to fol-
90 low do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for . b
Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty M 4.
and Comploxion.
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age Of thirty who arc
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad-
der, often accompanied by slight smartng burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
viii appear, the color will be Of thin mksh hue
again changing to a dark and turbid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this difficulty, ignor
ant of the cause, which is the u II .eHt -, - 3.
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
j can warrant perfect cure IN such cases, and
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
do SO by writing, in plain manner description
of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately. .'llg-,-s Eli ID, s,r,-e
All correspondence strictly confidential, and will be
returned, if desired. ~
n Address, DR.. j. b. HUGHES, -i1
-oj913d No. Temple Street [corner of Middle 81
1l l.ciIi;r-t4al 2}T1J 81 Street,, Portland. Me
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HOW MANY. THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY !
THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERIENCED

THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE!
Young men troubled with emissions in SLEEPS
complaint generally the result of bad habit in
youth treated scientifically, and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. 'evr4 -sf..li. or T.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease some o,
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed tc
have it. All such yield to the proper and onl,
correct course of treatment, and in short time arr
made to rejoice in perfect health. dio5l
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Railroads..
PORTLAND 1 KEHHEBEC R. R,
Portland 10 SiSowhegan via WalerviIIe
and Aendall's Mills.

1850 WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1s65-Se. ssT
Commencing December, IL, 1865
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(ADvERTIsEMENr.lqaI 3
HE1MBoLD,s EXTRACT OF BUcHU

Will cure all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Cures Pain Weakness In the Back Structures &c.
Cures Weak Nerves. Loss Of Memory, Trembling,
DimnesS of vision.
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Died.

ON the 10Th Of August, 1866, At
the rc. dcucc Of her son, i, G.. Far
nell, in the .iNty-d0h year Of hcragc,
aur esteemed and worthy Sister,
EulNnEU pNUNrtt. She had
lived d cou,i.taut aud devoted Chris
tiau lor forty live years, o member Of
the Baptist church. Her amiablc
disposition never failed to win the az
fiction. OF al who knew her.
Ga the following day, at the same
place. the Angel Of Death called for
our beloved Brother, g. PAENrtI,
in his .iNty--iNth year, who was
ready and willing Ia follow hi, lie
voted companion. lie met death %.
q Christian. and had lived a cou.is-
taut member of the Baptist church
,gr fouy-Gyc wears, aud served as
Deacon Of Peach Greek church for
the last sixteen years. Thus have
passed from uur midst twn Of our
most c.timablc members. May We
all initiate thcircNamplc. We should
not mourn, Tor our loss is their ctcr-
nal gain.
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MIH .I. I.H.,I j.
N
ptuanf taa H.t And .Hn HrI ..I.. 10
defendants. iu .H. iH"u..IY t0HHi NJ I'I.'
.ulnft State 81 30 Irni tH. N nrm
I.0N tirfcuf vim f. .N..u
appointed proceed lY .rli ~ ltu .lm h.uH
l.if 10 lhp lHun ~ panulh 10 mri county Ol
Hunir5 ihf flfh lWp October 1865, between
tNu tuuf pu..r.rl Wy lav. The following tract
ul hand. puit. The Nrai halt NJ section 1913,
town Hip PA range 3 rnl lynr IN Fanoln
rruniy nIurr HIl and lho west half of the
SufHN,.i quarter of section g. township "a.
uur, n.l lying iu 1ullahatchic county III
pd slltr constituting an outife body Or tract
uf fnur huuIfrl prru mud known az the Gcorg,
Anderson place.
TGnu ~ sAtr One fourth ON y credit 81
., months iho balance in two equal install,
mruia % one end two yrirf. with sN pcr cent
interest Iium ihr day III mlp unl bond viii
approved ccur,y joins e. HARRISON,
srp1p.it Commissioner.
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GrNErAl GuANrs Nmws.-Thc
New York Evening Pos Of Monday
says:
General Grant has authorized a
writer, whose letter appears in another
part Of this sheet. To make a statement
Of bis views ON public affairs. II !,
To the following eiIryt. That next In
the President, he Is the head Of the
army of the United Stat1-uut the
leader Of a political party that be
dos not consider The army a place
for a politician that he will nus per-
NIT himself to b. committed II any
party. and that the army shall not
Be made a political machine.
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DoNr b. \ loNruU. - Young
man. pay attention. Don't bcaloaicr ;
call yourself q loalcr; don't
keep a loalcr. company dont hang
about loaGng placcs Better work
than ut around day after day, ar
stand about corners with Your hand,
in your pockets. Better Tor your
own health better for YOUR own
prospects. hustle about, Il you mean
20 have ANYTHING to hustle about Tor.
Many a poor physician ha. obtained
a rial patient hy riding after an im-
agiaary ouc. Aquir ut blank paper,
tied with a rel tape carried under q
lawyer arm, may progdrc him his
first case, aud make his fortune. Such
is the world to him that hath shall
bc given. Quit draining ami COM
planning keep bus, and mind your
chances.
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A writer describing "guano,' as
auplied TO vegetables In Kansas, thus
..ai-does aGulliycr" in his account OF
the aaction Of the MANURE few
Lnnrs after planting cucumber seeds
with ruano, the dirt began to Hy, aud
the vines zane up like a streak. and
although he started off at The top Of
~ snrsd. vines overlook end covered
him and. on taking out his knife to
cut the thing, he found . large Gu
cumbcr gone to seed IN bis picket
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We are respectfully,
MANY CITIZEN


.
Tur L,sr "WrrNrss' SroRY
The ALBANY lrgls SAYS at o resent
trial at Auburn, in that State, the
counsel for the government, after sc-
ycrcly cross-cyamiuiug o witness.
suddenly put on a look of severity
and exclaimed;
Mr.. Wltuc-.. hns not au effort
been made tn induce YOU To tell adit-
tyrcnt story
a different story from what ! have
told. SIR?
That is what ! mwn.'
". sir; several persons hay.
tried to get me tutcll different story
from what | have told, but the,
couldn't
Now, sir, upon Your oath, | wish
to know who tNu.r persons are
wall, | rIrs. ,ou'yct tried bout o..
hard a. any of them.
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Sardis Hotel

Having rurybsssd this tuildiur and tho
roughly rrpsiryi aud remrufshed r. { sm r0e
pfvtarvd 10 atrommohais the public In q stlle
n1t 10 De su1ussei an trains star auhJieui
irnsth " time Go meals Passengers ueei Dot
Esr being isa. G. " RICHARDS
Tl-tf rms.r-
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MAJOR NJ. $. WAHp.- We, the
citizens Of this section, held m in
formal meeting on the 2oth inst, for
the purpose Of taking into conIdcr
ton the propricty Of p%ctifioniug our
honorable Legislature 10 grant 10 the
farmers of thi, state, q charter, by
which an association could be- made,
having for it, object the protection of
the ngriculturi.t. This being a sub
irct of much interest, il was Thought
practicable to call a conventions t the
people Of this county, aud to invite
especially, our distinguished Senator
and Representatives to confer with
their constituents in this laudablc
undertaking, ON Monday, the Sth oi
October, 1866, and the convention Ia
be called through the kiudnc o.
yuir ever rourtrou. STAR.
w are respectfully,
MANY CITIZENS.
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nave no flgul-, SOCIAL l"I''ai W ~
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make them ic'l ana re'l'''' l"''
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and the! ,nal' Tee. that Illumination
aud degradation "n'e' 'u'y 90 ION
"hd ~ meI'l''S'i! ''l'''" "l'" u
POOR negro.
lhi' j. Their boast, nut l' Us ''l
them that they have veto learn mucI
Of southern character. They ha'.
yet To learn that a truly c%hiyalrou
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st, Agnes Academy
The Fall Term and s7d Sessieu o.
Agnes Academy opens on

The Fall Term and sld Session o
Agnes Academy opens on
MONDAY. THE Cd OF SEP1khnhS
The Institution stands In the esntef o.
sive and highly improved eroanai
tas,efully laid sat and 81 with rare psAa ~
s~hruhbery. The convenience Of accsss = =,
phis from all parts Of the ives, and scau
the Acknowledged hcalthhlness Of 'hs ~ -
commend Il az = point highly hvofabs y.
location Of literary insiitution. fhe -
studies comprise all the branches u'.11
ornamental, that are usually taught a.
teuitc rear consists ~ two ssEloas !. 80
months each The FIRST commencing On -
Monday IN September; the second 90 49,
Monday 10 February Parrots and -
81 permitted 10 sisit ttslg asaEh
only On Thursdays Parents and c'ns'.
ing 70 placc children In The institution g
received on any day. No visitors admlr
sundays Letters 10 he addressed 70 ~.
e. Superior Of 81. Agnes Academy. ta
70 particulars -s c1isissHt
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NOTICE mo- #rAN.pAYERs.

Al PERSONS indebted /, de ru.tsi States on
scg1ant ui their annual ~ Of tstN will call
Ut my ahty IN Pamela AFTER the 18th LAY Of
ustahtr tses aud settle the same These who
src Interested had better respond promptly, a.
20 vHI o. e. their interest
sgpII-tt ". u. FLOYD,
Sept. 18TH b6 DEPUTY Culle,tDr
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Hurt & Jefress.

az HiictilIe kttp constantly on hand svsry
g and size OF Metallic burial Cases
senf1.tf
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CITATION NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters t~es,amentary having been graid
to me upon the estate Of George W. NiliiaH'
late Of Pamela county, deceased, By, The Pfo@s
Court Of said county, a. the August term, les
thereof; now all persons holding claims agaiif
said estate are hereby notified To come ofvs1
and have them duly Probatcd and Registers
according to law, or they will be barred BY .
statute in such cases made and provided.
". p WILSON,
scpl-Gt Execute
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Fall Goods,

VI, have iu,t received a general sisst If
'saoulbIe Enais fr the go trade including
jr, suNl, clothing boot, and .boya hats
Vuceriv ,rr. &C..
sf1,-r YNrrS&Cn
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NOTICE.

Nl ryr1as indebted to Brgvicr 4 Raifrd
NfaHlgr 5 ShutDrj OF PEPPER a Davis ARE
hereby notified that ibtt will save csf BIZ call.
itE sn tbs subscriber Of Ht.savi.s ant lrt-
t.uE JOHN N. SHUFuEn
sFr17-f
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For Oyster, served in any style.
20 To Samuel \. Wells, fine saloon.
CurruN quotations in Memphis On
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\ New Orleans dispatch of the
.ilth say. "1hc military authorities
arr severely furnishing the negro sol
licrs who participated IN the riots of
"Wednesday last. Four are hanging
., their thumbs now.
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Notice! Notice!
NEW STAGE LINE,

3=I@5SA Owing to the awful condi-
AGss4-s@tion ton of the road from Winns-
my Line of Stages between those two
points.
| am now running 4 NO. THI-WEEKLY
LINE OF FOUR-HORSE COACHES.
from Aiken, S. c., to Columbia. S. c., in
connection with my DAILY LINE OF SIN
HORSE COACHES, from tne latter point
to the head of Charlotte and S. C. Railroad,
near RidGeway.
SCHEDULE:
Leave Aiken after arrival of Train. say
5p. m, Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS;
arriving at head Of Charlotte Railroad next
days at p. m.
Leave head Charlotte and s. c. Railroad
after arrival of Train. say p. m.; and
arrive at Aiken next night IL p. m
Jan Is St d. T. HARVEY.
E1- Richmond Enquirer, Augusta Con-
stituiiondliSt, Charlotte Times, Will publish
tri-weeklv three times and send bill to Co.
lumbia for payment
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Notice to Planters.

X MOVING the great want, by our
IN Planters and Farmers, of GUANO
and OTHER FERTILIZERS, and the diff
cutly in procuring money at this time, +
propose to furnish q superior fertilizer on
will enable the planter to procure tho
means of enriching his land and paying
for it out of the next crop
TORD'S PHOSPHATE or FERTILIZER
is recommended and guaranteed to be as
good as any fertilizer in the market, and
to bring as good crops. Tried side by side
with Peruvian Guano. Applications must
be made Immediately. For particulars ar
ply to JAMES G.. GIBEE.S,
Com. Merchant, Columbia, S. C.
Jan 16 s
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]. /. MIDDLETON, JR.,
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

II AS taLGGSiel>himse!f il BAI.1I-
Ill MORE, at the Counting Room of
Lambert. Cuttings x Co, No. IS Buchanan's
Wharf, for the transaction ~f a SOUTH
ERN COMMISSION BUSINESS sales of
Cotton, Rice, Lumber, &C., and execution
of orders for Purchasing Grain, Flour, &C.,
for which baltimore is the best market
Messrs. LAMBERT, CUTTINGS g. CO.,
will aid him in the same, and to them or to
him orders for purchases, with funds or
property in hand, or consignments, may be
addressed. Advances will be made by ac-
ceptances il. New York or Baltimore, to all
amount to be agreed upon. Jan 16 6
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furniture, dc.
BY LEVIN G. PEKOTTn

THIS CIuesday) MORNING. at 10 o'clock.
We will sell before our store. a variety
OF Gentecl Household Furniture, con-
sistinS in part Of
Mahogany WardrobcS.
Mtrbie-top Bureaus
Centre and Side Tables, Chairs.
Bcdsteads, Sofas, Mattresses.
Piano, Mah"gony Crib.
Walnut Sidcboard
And variety OF useful articles.
ALSO,
1000 Corn Bags
Barrels Fine Vinegar.
10 Kegs Nails.
Kerosene Lams, (new).
ALSO,
Several fine Mules
y very fine Saddle Horse
Double and Single Harness, &c. &C.
Jan 1G 3
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held in September 1865.

Nj EMBERS of sail Convention, who
QVl- have not rcceiveq copies of the PRO-
CEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION, are
notified that their copies are reserved, and
may be procured, OH application, corner
Pendleton and BUD Streets, Columbia, S. C.
If instructed, the clerk VIII forward by
mail. JOHN T. SLOAN,
Jan 16 3 CleTk Of the Convention.
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$50 Reward,

I WILL give the above reward for the
Il recovery of a sorrcl HORSE. stolen
from me on Sunday morning, 18th inst.
He is nine years old, dark sorrel or chest
nut sorrcl, both hind feet white, and one
fore foot white, 5i2hnt on one fore leg, and
scar on his back at back end OF saddle
Jan 16 ~ f. II IOWRANCr.
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A CARD.

A NY FIRST-CLASS HOUSE now doing
IN or intending; shortly to commence
business i'll the DRY GOODS LINE in this
city, deslrouS TO OBTAIN the services of one
who thoroughly understands the busince E,
in every departne ent, can have such ser
vices by. offering, me liberal salary, or u
share OF the prJits. have been III the
dry goods business in Columbia since
1854 anu have IA large number of friends
and acquaintan6os in all parts of the State
references gwen if required Apply to
or address JAMES II. BALDWIN.
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Received, To-Day.

DAINT BRUSHES, LOCKS and I.atches
Il Tobacco Cutter Buttoi-holc Scissors
Butcher Knives and Stcels, Plate Hinges
&c, which will be sold very low by
Jan 16 FISHER & LOWRANCE.
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At Public Sale .

A FINE LIGHT CARRIAGE, in good
"A order, to seat four. Il fine one-llorse
BUGGY, and a MILCH COW of improved
stock. Apply to JOHN JENKINS,
Jan Is 81 At L. c. Clarke,s Store
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WANTED

4 SITUATION, by a French Lady, in
N the city or country. to teach FRENCH
Also, the usual ENGLISH BRANCHES, If
required The best references given.
Apply = his Office Jan Is ti*
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G. +. HARRISON. hucrIo:; ;E.:R.
TNHE attention of ali persons desiruus al
Il supplying themselves with first-rp,o
work animals, il respectfully called 20 IN.
sale OF EIGHTEEN MULl LlS. in good work
ing ORDER and FIVE HORSES, THIS DAY.
t"eaIay' January Ii, at half-past 10
Jan lG
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At Private Sale.

A HANDSOME rosewood, crimson,
N satin damask set of FURNITURE.
Price $500. Also, rosewood and q walnut,
office Ian 16
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We regret to learn that the dwelling
house of which Mr. W. H. Crawford
had but recently become an occupant,
was burnt down on last Monday
morning. The fire originated on the
top of the house. We believe but
little of the furniture WAS lost, as it
is probable that Mr.. G.. had not
finished moving when the accident
occurred.-Am'ion rs. c. Crescent.
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Mr.. D. G. Whitman, DeputvCom

Mr.. D. G. Whitman, Deputy Com
missioner of Internal Revenue,
Washington, has instructed the AS
SCISSOR of the First District of Ten
nessee, that in assessing the tax of
two cents 'per pound on cotton, he
may make a reasonable allowance for
bagging and rope, instead of assessing
the tax on the gross weight. In ac-
cordance with these instructions, the
Assessor has fixed twenty pounds per
bale as reasonable allowance. The
instructions of the Commissioner are,
however, not to allow any refundment
to those who may already have paid
two cents on the gross weight. He
says that the allowance is matter
of liberality rather than right"
The detectives who have been so
long engaged in ferreting out the
origin of the one hundred dollar
counterfeit Treasury notes, have made
startling report to Secretary McCul-
loch. The Secretary has given the
parties implicated by this report q
few days to prepare rebut+'ng evil
dence. -
The CENTENARY SABBAfh. Last
Sunday being the first Sabbath in
the centenary year of Methodism in
America, it was observed by peculiar
and appropriate exercises in the va
rious Methodist Episcopal Churches
of all the Northern States
The California Legislature has
elected Cornelius Colt, United States
Senator, as successor to Mr. McDou-
gal.
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EmIGRANTs AFRAID TO Come SOUTH.
We repeat it-whether the belief
North that emigrants from that quar-
ter are not welcome at the South be
thoroughly well based or not, certain
it is that such belief prevails; and
therefore it should be the special
business of the Legislature, at its
coming session, to convince the out
side world that industry and capital"
from abroad are gladly received here.
Baltimore Commercial.