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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-14
Florida Items.

HORRIBLE MURDER AND ROBBERY AT PAIATKA -
a Trend at Palatka has furnished US with an ac-
count of the most cold blooded and deliberate
murder it has ever been our melancholy duty to
chronicle. The facts are briefly these: Mr. ii.
liam g: Stevens, Sheriff of Putnam County, and
e1-otscs0 Tax Assessor and Collector attended an
appointment on Thursday, the 29th ult at John
He8lster's, TOR the purpose Of receiving the State
ana County tax from the citizens of that precinct
About 2: NJ. he left for Palatka on horseback.
taking with him what money he had collected'
supposed to be between two and three hnndrad
dollars. On the Monday following his body was
round about two miles from Registers pierced IN
the breast by rife or pistol bail, and bis pockets
rihed and robbed of the money. Our informant
states that Mr.. Stevens had been induced to travel
an unfrequented way His horse La been hitehed.
ana 80 remained for some days, until found The
shock to the family was very great as the frat in
tlmation they had OF their loss was the arriYal of
tne body IN their midst. Mr.. Stevens was high
respected citizen, and his loss will be deeply
tire community. 7.@,'I -s.' 5"sS->,z Al
y, we learn from our informant shat there is no
Snerl6, Coroner OF Constable left in the County
70 MAKE an arrest, II found necessary and thai
1ne excitement in the community is very great.
n N the absence Of the Judge, who is authorized
20 appoiat the proper officer, we trust that the
cure the offender before he has time, to ace the
countr y-std Jacksonville (EE1.) Union. "A
.FIRE At M1cANoPY.-We regret to learn that
seyeraA business buildings Of the beautiful town
OF mlcanopy were destroyed BY fire one night last
week, SAID to be the work Of an incendiary The
sLore OF OToole g. Denton, in which the are
des{rns T1tn their entire stock Of goods, was
neen burned out within twelve months. Thew
we're were covered to the amount Of $1O0OO by ins1rr-
@nce' we learn. The loss OF other parties Wa have
.oI ascerta1ned.-Ocal1 Banner. Q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-14
Ehg la11g Nema+
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IA, 1866.
AGENTS.: =:

a GEM TS-
The following are the Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent. H1 T-T"7S -7 \
Rev. COLIN MURcHsoN, General Travelling and Col.
To%NsEND s NORTH, Booksellers and stationers,
Golumbia, s. @.
9. nGooDMAN, Cross Hill, Laurens District, 8. G.
J. " NETHERS Union, S. G.
Captain W: p: EARLE, Greenvlle, s. c.
Col ). J. RYAN, Barnweu S. c.
IT. DUBOIS, Marion.
e.s HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK & HUVEY, Macon, Ga.
J..Y. IF. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. G.
I. j. -R. ALLEN, Chester 9. H., s. c..
". s. LANCE. Grahannvine P. O., Beaufort S. G.
B. F. BRADFORD, Walterboro', S. c.
n. L. DARR, Sumter, 8. @.
THAD. Q. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, S. G.
j. M. BROWN, !" Southerner office" Darlington, s. G.
MN. QUINN & BRO, Augusta.
J. b. ESTEII, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAVEGA, Agent in New York.
]. L. SHECUT, Agent at Atlanta, Ga.
VIM HENDERSON, Agent at Bennetsvile, s. G.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The Louisville Journal says g The testimonials Will
DR. Gardner presents to the public could have bn
obtained except BY the display of great s and learn
ing in his profession One thing especially commendabe
in the Doctors practice is that he will not attempt
incurable disease for the sake OF fee, but frankly tells
the natient wheher he be cured not We cheer
tuly recommend Dr. Gardner 10 tho attention Of our
friends who may be suffering from diseases Of the eve
and ear.
The Richmond Times says eve have no hesitation III
saying that DE- Gardner is the most scientific and suc
cessu1 eye and ear surgeon in this country" I
Dr. Gardners treatment Of the eye and ear is wonder
fuL-Ricanond enquirer. '
We feel justified in recommending DR.. Gardner ID
those suffering from diseases Of the eye and ear J
Richmond Whig.
We can safely and cordially recommend Dr. Gardnef
who Will fulfill all he undertakes to perform
baltimore Chpper4
The New Orleans True Delta says: eve can surfedy
recommend DR.. Gardner successful operator on the
eye and ear he will not undertake to treat unle
cure can be effected. t@
The Wheeling Register says cdr. Gardner is one 81
khs most successful Oculsts and Aurists countz
We advise those suffering from the diseases Of the eye
and ear to consult him. I
November emo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

second resolution by striking out the
adyalorem duty upon unwashed woods
and make the specific duty fifteen in
stead of ten cents. The motion was
lost, after considerable debate, and the
preamble and resolutions, as whole
were adopted.
Mr.. Jonathan Berry, of Jefferson
county, Ohio, offered the following
Resolred, That a committee be ap'
pointed to consider the propriety of hold,
ing a mass meeting of wool growers OF
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Eastern Ohio, in the city of Steu-
benville, and, if considered expedlent, to
make all the necessary arrangements
therefor.
The restitution was adopted, and Messr5.
Jonathan Berry and c. D. Kaminsky, OF
Jefferson county, Ohio, and James l.
Archer of Brooke county, " Va, we're
appointed said committee.
Mr.. j. Fl. Diss Debar, of Doddridge
county, w v, Commissioner of Immi
grafton, offered the following, which
was adopted:
Re80lred, That We regard the climate,
soil, and low price of land in West
Virginia as eminently favorable to the
successful rearing of sheep and the
cheap production of wool. aad believe
that wool growers from every State north
of this would consult their interests by a
personal examination of our superior
advantages.
The election for pAmaneut officers for
the State Wool Growers Association. re-
suited as follows:
Pre8ident-Thomas Sweeney, Of Ohio
county.
Secretay-W L Crawford Of Hancock
county.
Treaswer-George G Orr, Of Brooke
county.
The convention then adjourned sub
iect to the call of the President
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
The Efforts to Capture Stephens.

NEW YORK, March l5.-The Tribune's
special says cabinet meeting was held
yesterday afternoon, and it is currently
reported that the removal of Mr.. Clarke
was the subject under consideration.
The expressions of regret are very gen.
eral at the radical differences of opinion
between the two high financial officers
of the government.
The king of Belgium has sent special
embassy to Washington to announce to
our government his accession to the
throne of that kingdom
The House naval committee yesterday
heard Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
Fox, who earnestly advocated the imme-
diate adoption of League Island as ma
val station. He pronounced it the only
available location in the country fit for
the purposes and needs of the ironclads.
The large number of appointees to fill
vacancies in the army, recently nomi-
mated from the various congressional dis
tricts and passed the examining board,
were sent in to the Senate yesterday, but
werc net acted upon in executive session.
There are now some two thousand mill
tary appointments awaiting conhrma-
tion,
The Commissioner of Pensions yester.
day decided that unless the provision of
law granting pensions to mothers, Who'll.
ly or in part dependent on deceased
son, that it must be shown that such
dependence was not merely prospective
but actually existed prior to the sons
death.
4Seventy-fye u members OF the Society
of Friends, of Randolph county, North
Carolina. arrived in Washington yester-
day en- route to Indiana, and assert that
they were forced to leave their homes
from the prosecutions Of ex-soldieTs of
the rebel army They state that at
least one hundred and fifty more of their
persuasion, bound for the West, will ar
rive here in q few days.
An order directing nearly one hundred
officers of the Veteran Reserve Corps to
report to General Howard for duty in the
Freedmans Bureau at the South, was
yesterday issued by the War Depart
ment.
The Posts special says Mr.. Romero,
Mexican Minister appeared before the
House committee on Foreign Relations,
to explain the guarantees of the loan of
the Mexican Republic. 1t is probable
that no decision will be made on this sub
ject for some weeks.
A special to the Commercial says -
The detective Bureau of the Treasury
Department has obtained possession Of
the plate from which the counterfeit
500 compound interest notes hare been
printed. The impression was taken from
the steel roller in the departmet on
sheet of lead and plate made from it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16
News from New York.

NEW YORK, March l5-At meeting
of the Board of Aldermen yesterday, res
olutions endorsing the Fenian move
ment. and enjOining upon the city ott =
cials general observance of st Pat
rick's day, were adopted.
The statement that Col. Eastman has
established himself in Washington as a
confidential agent Of the Emperor of
the government of Mexico, is denied by
Senior De Arago i'll a card published
this morning.
The Times Mexico city correspondent
writes: 1t is very generally asserted that
NJ. Lonzuis, Minister and Secretary of
the Treasury in Mexico whose sudden
demise has been announced was pois,
oned
The Steamer San Jacinto Of the Span
ish line, burned at her dock this morn
ing. Five hundred bales of cotton and
two thousand barrels of hour were de-
stroyed Her hull being iron, was filled
with water, but all her wood wnrA was
DESTROYED
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16
Monetary Affairs.

New YORK, March l5-The CONNER.
cial says; The stock market continues
to exhibit considerable speculative
strength The clique operations in
Michigan Southern and Cleveland and
Pitts6urg and Reading are strongly
snpported. and the whole market uatur-
aliV s7mpathizes, the majority of stocks
being higher Governments are moo moo
erately active but decidedly hrm, MON,
ey is abundant. The banks are Lending
at G per cent on call, but private hrms
find it dificnlt to obtain over . per
cent, being an exceptional rate DIS,
counts a Shade easier prime paper is
quoted at 7a74, but there is tendency
to lend at 6 for very choice names
Gold is rather more excited. There Is a
bad customs demand and some buying
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Foreign News.

HALIFAX, March l5.-Tbe steamship
Africa, from Liverpool on the Sd. via
Queenstown on the 4th, has arrived at
this port with foreign advices two days
later
In the Liverpool market, cotton was
quiet and steady; sales oil the Sd of
i0,5OO bales, Of which 5000 were tO
speculators. Breadstufs dull ana steady
The London Times publishes letter,
signed J II. Livingstone, in which the
writer asks leave as an American to pro-
test emphatically against the grafton de-
iivered in Washington OF the Lincoln
memorial. Mr. L. says he never felt
mere ashamed than he did upon reading
that oration.
The Memorial Diplomatique asserts
that the reply Of Mr.. Seward to the
french dispatch Of the 9th Of February
is received, Mr.. Seward states that the
United States Will remain neutral to
wards Mexico III view of the promised
evacuation of the country by the French
troops.
The French Corps Legislatiff voted
paragraphing the address relative to
Mexico without discussion, reserving
debate until the correspondence il re
gard to that country is published
The Dublin reporter of the Times
saws that the search for Stevens has
become very keen and determined. It's
believed that he is in Dublin The po-
lice are almost certain Of speedily arrest
ing him 1t is supposed that he has
managed to escape thus far by contin-
ual change of residence
In the House OF Commons Oh the ID
inst, Mr. Gregory moved an address to
the Queen ia favor Of establishing the
principle that private property at sea
should be free from capture, lie said
it was not suitable for England to al
low things to remain as they are, for in
the event of war she might lose her car,
rying trade. The question was debated
pro and con by numerous speakers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16
From California.

SAN Francisco, March IA Samuel
ii. Parker, formerly postmaster OF this
city. died suddenly to-day.
Advices from Idaho state that high
Smeial named Sloeum had been arrested
loI speculation another official haa re-
cen,Ly aosconded another died de-
1aultef, and still another has been ar
rested for embezzleuent.
Az meeting of citizens of Owiches
resolutions were adopted to send out an
Indian hunting exhibition and offering
bountles for scalps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

il lifting tue k.ttie iTyi- tLe dle s-ailsi
myself very scverely--oDe hand almost TO 3
crisp. The torture was unGeArab!e
The Mexican Mustang Ltniment relieyed the
pain almost immediately. 1t healed rapidly. anu
lett very little scar. CHAS. FOSTER.
f2O Br9ad st, Philadelphia.
This ia merely sample OF what the Mustang
Liniment will no 1t Is invaluable IN all cases
of wounds swellings spraias cuts. bruises
spGvins, etc, either upon man Or beast
Beware OF cOunterteits. None Is genuine IN
less wrapped in nne steel.plate engravings
bearing the signature Of 6. ". WestGrooK
Chemist, aud the prirg'@ stamp "i LE'iAS b REEs
81 Co. New York.
Saratoga sP:;&z 3"t.s, sgii b. ~
Druggists
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5 T.-lsG1 -X-Ihe amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold in one year II something startling
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high. from
the Park TO 4th street brakes manutactory is
one Of the institutions OF New York, Ii is said
that Drake painted al the recks in tGe Eastern
States with his cabs Iistic " :. I-lS63-&.,"
and tGeu got the old granny legislators to pass
law preventing dishguring the face OF Ma.
ture, which gave him a monopoly. We do not
know how this Is, but we do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other art clio ever did: They
are rs.d NV all classes of the community, and
are death on Dyspepsia-ceEtain. They are very
invigorating when langud and weak, anu
great appetizer,
Saratoga Spring Ta;cr, scra = "a
Druggists.
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CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD
Pacific Mail Steamship Companv'a
THroasi. I.i"g a. California"

- nFNICfTPOhss
] ..i rtrrylu. Dg / MNl Leave Pie.
N. ,,g.u,,r. ,,I.... loot e tugi street q iN
.uU.art noon gU T.. 49, I'm aud -l-i ui e. .TN
month except when those dates TAI ou SUNDAY
and then uu iAa irr,r rilug SATURDAY iuU A-pin
,gqu tyurs,ttna ,lt Itp.H. it..iHtE with UGe
oi tLs CDmppn,'- steamships from ft"1m" tot
-au tIau.I.,p t,u.buF .t ,ApuI.a
IIEkUAEN
t-r ntSkY CHAUNCEY Dlpt Gray r1u
ne t!rg ,,ttu COLORADO Glpt watkins.
lil ATLANTIC Capt Mdury C0nBe,ub
With SACEATE&IO Capt 'tvcrly
-I-t NEW YORK, Capt Homer COuneC i"s
with CONSTITUTION Capt. I,Tu-",.th.
Departures OF Ist aud 2I-t connect at Panan.a
with steamers for south Partb, Port Those
OF ist touch Al Manzlnti!y
HEOuaH rA..ADE RAIEa g. ,lERfa
Fir,tCl..n. .sH0 second Cabin, i3Dp steer
age 800.
.llowsu ~ second cabin and stDsTaRo passengers
with families Al-D an allowance Of one quar-.
ter on through rates 10 ciergymen aud their lam
lies and scnOU. teachers soldier, having hon
oTaU!s discharges hall fare
One II Iudr6d Pounds Baggage ALLOW 81 os.n
,tuIt Elgglge masters accompany baggage
tbTough aud attend u lad - aud children With
out maly protectors. baggage received on the
dock the day before -aIlIug from steamboats,
railroads. and passengers wbo prefer 10 send
down early.
An experienced -argsoGon Donrl Medicine
aud attendance free
A Steamer will Oo placed 90 tho liuy J aLuaiJ
i,t. l-GS ~ run from New OTleas, 90 5 SPIN
wall VIA Havana
For Passage Tickets OI further iutormlton
apply At the Company ticket once, on the
Wharf tool VI Canal street horth EEeI. Nc"
YORK W. q. bLLLONS,
,,rl.tm Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

naAI DID "a ,UuIs IaIy returning e.
mex country nome after . sUiUUrn Oi It."
months was hardly recognized hy her iriani-
In place OF 4 rustic, flush face sEe had Il sCit
ruby complexion, Of almost marble sm0o,hnas.
and instead OF - she really appeared bui J.
She told them plainly she used Hay0ng la-Ug
lin Balm and would not Ug without Il ANY
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article Il ci1 ne ordered
Of any druggist tor only 81 ce#ts
Saratoga SpT;H- WE''., -.i D. hi
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

AuUA DE MAGNOLIA The pTett.est thing, the
" sweetest thing, and the most Of it for the
least oney. II overcomes the odor OF peTspi'
ration softens apd adds delicacy to the skin
is a delightful perfume allays headache and
Inflammation, and is a necessary companion in
the sick room, in the nursery and upon the toi.
let sideboard. 1t can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle
Saratoga spring W@tsr, sold by all
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

heuastTeeT iu-mlj Uie Hair Cpiyuuy his ha.a
steadily GROWING III favor tor over twenty years
1t acts upon the absOrbeHts At the roots Of tno
hair and changes il to its original color by dc-
grees AL instantaneous dyes deaden aEd n
lure the hair Heimstreets Is not q dye. Jut l.
certain in its results, promotes its gtuWth ana
is a beautiful Hair Dressing Price iJ arRt- aud
81 co. Sold by all dealers
Saratoga Spring water, -uli by all
Dealers
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ESEinn Nm

TORONTO, C. W March l5-The re-
ports of plots to assassinate the Gov
ernor General, arrests for treason and an
early meeting Of Parliament are all uu.
founded. Everything is quiet.
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XII "Co ,.lGs , L-.asiiu. u-ai II LoiE al ite
preservation frcE premature badness e2i turn:
lug gray. viii not iai! to Us. Lyons celebrated
kathaircH 1t makes the E4iI EiCE soft and
glossy. eradicases dGndrUh and GAUGE. tE2 haT
10 gro --itE luIruiant beaut.. Sold e-ery
where z THOMAS LYON
Chemist E-" 4cia.
sara.3s. sr.."S WIiGs, s'l1 - .n
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

LYONS EXTRAC VI PrEL JAAAICA GISuEK-
for Indigestion Nausea Heartburn Sick Head
ache Cholera MoTbns &c. where warming
genial stimulant is required. Its careful prePa
ration and entir. purity makes it a cheap aud
reliable article Tor culinary pu,po-rs Sold ey
erywhere at 30 cents per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water, sold Jy ali
Druggists. IeO--eotAuI7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16
Ohio State Fair

DAYTON, O., l5.-It has finally been
decided to hold the next Ohio State fair
at Dayton, commencing on the 25th of
next September, .-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

to cover shorts Foreign exchange is
dull and the leading drawers ask 1883
for sixty days sterling, but sell little !
l05s being the price of buyers. r
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MAIL Train
Daily Train
Train for the West,

WHEELING, Nov 2ist, i-Cv
I'm ARD AFTER THE 2Ist Of No
" VEMBER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling ior the West, will be dispatched from
the Depot of the Z & Q. K Il. Co at 4:Il q m,
$40 p m. and leave Benwood on the arrival Of
the c. o. II. r trains at II:4n am and lh2s pm.
nOvl3 II
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ANCHOR BREWERY.
.E.i%SC VI q "a Z n
JOHN PFARR,
SIMON KEIM,

jsESRTFR iND DEALER liv
fCFEIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
Fraudies Whiskies SC 2i0 Market Street.
VI cling Va
T?ouli il Ti,s IEe SPECIAL attention Of city ona
geuatly dealers ani the public generally to
al aud examine ny stock before purchasing
,j-o-7t.,, seP20
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY | |
PHILIP SCHWEITZER,

FFRssTE HUSKY a SSTTIK'S
- No 50 Market St has now on hand and is
constantly receiving large stock OF CONNECTION
svy Medical baltimore Cough Candy and every
'sTbeT variety of Candy and Cakes Toys OF ev,
sry description ami = full assnrtmant OF Varie
res and Notions dS'if
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R

OTlIyi BALTIMORE = ONO RAILROAD Co.
WHEELING Sd Dec 1865.
TRAINS WILL RUN
L by the following schedule on and after the
Sd December 1865;
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M. D. KING.

4 TTSaNEY AND 0UNsEGLSI
Y AT LAW. Barnesviiie Ohio.
.'"' Jan l9-GT
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National Steam Navigation 60.

WEEKLY FHOH
- IiyerDogl and Now YORK calling ~ Queens
tGy-1 = steamship Of this .ins consisting Of
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-08-09

The Boston Journal gives extracts
from letter written from South Caro-
lima by native of that State, who was
taken prisoner as an officer in Lees
army, and, on his release, went to
Massachusetts and became convinced,
by personal observation, of the vast
superiority of free institutions and free
labor. 1t seems that he has been ut.
terly mistaken as to the adaptability
of the negroes to their new condition.
They have already secured comfortable
homes, with food, clothing and fur
wages for the year. The more intelli-
gent have refused to work for wages,
Ipreferring to rent land and work for
themselves. The result is that nearly
| all the plantations in the nolthtrn
part of the State are divided into Sec
tions, "the owner furnishing the land,
houses, firewood, mules or horses, tools,
blacksmithing and food for the mules,
and gets one-half the crops made, the
negroes the other half. The owner of
the place merely decides what proper
ton of the land is to be planted in
corn, cotton, wheat, oats, &c. The ne
grOes have all the time not occupied
in the crop to themselves. The plan
ter generally furnishes to the head of
each family mule, &C., and to every
-four families wagon suitable for four
mules and it is agreed that when fire.
wood is needed they unite their mules
and labor to cut and haul one load to
themselves, another to the planter
Thus all, white and black, are supplied
by mutual contribution of capital and
= labor"
The conclusion of this interesting
letter is worthy of general attention
here at the North. The writer says:
"Do not despair of restoring the
southern States to the Union in feel
ing as we'll as in fact. My idea of the
n plan which should be adopted by the
n people of the North (for / think Con-
gress will do its share of the business
= well enough) is in a nutshell this: The
u business men, the intelligent men OF
G the South, with Governor Orr at their
head, (the opinions of the idlers and
\ loafers here l don't notice, for do not
, respect them,) desire nothing so much
! as that northern capital and labor
y should come down and settle among
y us. The i'll feeling fostered by foui
II years of war can die out only as the
is people of the different sections inter
9 mingle more and know each other bet
: ter. Here is the great fact: Three
II fourths of the landholders of the South
y are bankrupt, and their estates will bC
Is sold by the Sheriff before two years
The great amount of real estate throw
! upon the market to be sold for casI
" will make it as cheap as dirt. Casl
y will buy anything here now at the
y lowest rates. Two millions Of dollar.
e. spent in this State in the purchase o
d lands to be resold, in small tracts, tht
: coming in thus of emigrants, will dC
" more to restore good feeling than any
y thing else in the world. There is /
f. great deal of fine water power in thi,
% country unimproved, which should bC
y bought up and turned to account By
- northern mechanics. If a few disaf
10 fected people leave the country, it il
n certainly for the country's good. w,
can spare them"