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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-09-05
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AUGUSTA, September A large
Democratic mass meeting was held at
Waynesboro, yesterday, which was
addressed by Gems. Toombs, Wright
and other Democrats. It was an
enthusiastic affair. It is believed to
be the programme to get all obiec-
tionable persons from the Legislature,
and that expulsion will not be con-
fined to negro members, but be ex-
tended to many whites who, it is
charged, are not eligible. The De-
mocrats are very bitter against that
class whom they term scalawags and
carpet-baggefs. and are determined
to ,inseat all against whom charges
are proven. 1t ,is now evident the
Democrats can do what they please
In the Legislature-the radicals being
entirely powerless in the lower House,
and not able to hold their own in the
Senate.
The negro Bradley is out as an in.
dependent candidate for Congress, in
the first district, against Gift, the
regular nominee and present repre-
sentative to Congress. It is believed
that Bradley will be elected, if he
runs. Turner (negro) is spoken for
Congress in the fourth district.
The Republicans are working hard
for Grant and Colfax.
Negroes are being organized into
Democratic. Clubs in various parts of
the State. In the cities and towns,
the negroes are strong radical, but in
the interior will be controlled by the
Demo ocrats. Y ANfpJ III.
ATLANTA, September 4.-To-day,
the House adopted q resolution to pay
the expelled negro members So per
day to the time of expulsion, and
mileage one way. Also, q resolution
declaring persons having the highest
number OF votes to the negro mem
bers expelled yesterday, be declared
members of this House, if they have
no constitutional ineligibility.
ALBANY, N. Y, September 1.-The
resolutions adopted by the Democra-
tic Convention, eulogise President
Johnson for his unswerving defence
of the Constitution; and Chase for
being impartial in impeachment.
New YORK, September 4.-The in
junction restraining the fourth na-
tional hank fron, issuing Jaly interest
on the Tennessee bonds, has been
vacated.
HARTFoRD. Conn, September A
George Hall, formerly Of Savannah,
Georgia, but native here, died to-
D day, aged eighty years. leaving $50, :
600 for each city-Hartford and
Sayannah--for charitable purposes.
ST. Louis, September 4.--The
Episcopal Convention elected Rev.
Charles t. Robinson, of New York,
KANSAS Cry, September "A
train was attacked at Pawnee Fork,
on the old Platte Road, seventy-three
miles Northwest of Fort Dodge, and
sixteen Mexieans scalped. Their
bodies we're burned, with the wagons.
Another train, with rs, 900 pounds of
wool, was attacked within twenty-five
miles of Fort Dodge. The escort
fought till their ammunition was ex-
hauisted, when they abandoned the
train.
OMAHA, September 1t is re-
ported that large body of Indians
are moving North, to strike the
Pacltic Railroad, between the North
Piatte and Julesburg.
DENVER, September 4.-The Tn.
@ Grams Killed three and wounded one,
near Colorado City, yesterday.
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COLUMBIA nIARKEr.

Report for Week ending Friday, Sept. 4.
PHOENIX OFFICE, COLUMBIA, Sept. s.
Nothing doing in cotton, and quotations
must, therefore, be considered nominal.
All other articles Of country produce are
in good demand, with a fair supply.
The following buying rates OF South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, is prepared by Gregg,
Palmer & Co., Brokers':
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REMOVAI,g

DR. TALLEY has transferred his resi-
~ dence and Office to the University.
Professional calls may be lefe at his resi-
dence, or at DR.. Miots Drug Store.
Sept %
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

MRS. MARY s. MONTEITH
MA will resume the exercises Of her
ELL Aie Juvenile School,, on MONDAY,
the 14th instant, ut the resi-
yZET dence of her son, on Starke's
S Hill, in the house formerly oc-
cupied by Richard Davis, Esq. -
Sept5 =.
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Affairs i'm Washington.
WASHINGTON, September A.
United States Marshni Meriweather
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John Davis Us. NJ. j. Townsend, Admins.
-trr.- tratrix, ct al.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-05

| Tho west half of lots and 10 in block Il, Z
Proctor Green's division Of Carsen City, and in
provements tax and delinquency 20 20.
Lots and 10 block 60, same division, tax an
delinquency 6S.
Lots and 9 block GO, same division, tax AM
delinquency 81.
Lots 2 and block co, same division, tax an,
delinquency Is.
Lots 2, 3, 6, and 10 block g. same division
tax and delinqu, ncy 9 20.
North west quarter Of block %. Philips diva
sion of Carson City, tax and delinquency l SIS.
North 59la feet IF the northeast quarter of bio
%. same division, tax and de,il quency 90 ct..
Lots 9 ard 10 in block 9 Of CUIry's division j
Carson City, tax and delinquency IL
Lots !. =. ,. /. 5. G. :, s Q, 10. II and Il II
block one u of Van Wrinkle Pr. ctor's divisl q
Carson City, tax and delinquency ON each lot
81 cts.
Lots l, >. ,, 1. 5 and 6 in block 3 Of said di,i|
sion, tax and delinquency On each 1t 81 cts.
Lois l 10 l. inclusive, the whole Cf tlcck =,
sar.-e division, tax and delinquency on each lgt-
81 cts.
Lots l to II inclusive the whole Of block I'D
same division, tax and delinquency Oh each Ia
81 cts.
Lots l to y inclusive, the whole Of block 2fl
sane division, tax and delinquency Un each !o' /
81 cts.
SAM. c. DENSoN, 4
District Attorney, Ormsby county.
A. W. MIG TISGHL, Sheriff. mh3
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
CrArE OF NEVADA COUNTY OF oRMsBY.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMsBY.
~ District Attorneys Office. - Notice of suits
commenced.-To the following named defendants,
and to all owners or claimants to the real estate
and improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described, known
or unknown: You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the Justices Court, Car
son Township, by the State of Nevada. plaintiff
against each of the defendants hereinafter named
and each ofthe following described tracts or par
cells of land with the improvements thereon, and
improvements when separately assessed situated
in OrInsby county. and all owners of claimants to
the same known or unknown, to recover tie tax
and delinquency, assessed to said defendants,
against said property, for the fiscal year com
mencing on the first day OF January 1867. and
ending on the 3lst day OF December, 1857, and
that summons has been duly issued in each case:
and you are farther otiie that miles, Nou appear
sndanswer the comilaiLt fled i'll said cause Cu
hcfnra the
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PT7rs 70 RI Or.rprro Al I'M CApsry TU-.i.
nj. Ill, 800, 80. ~, s,....,
oSh'oL' Hls 0'h'N' via I'm "
Monday Of January, the 18th inst, ara wiII cen i
Time in session for rrr.een consecutive weeks a
1,--,.,,. -,.-, -.lI p, i
a inter I'iHi' II l. HoIe'' anal 'ie's "iii -
general attendance on tbs Jay x those scholars
who intend 1ojpc To the Public School during the,
, a.. ~: =
" 'A'eE 0t7,'oH' d! 'i'l''- . - ''7
Board the fJil3wing rules and regulations " y
c,,re--, w.. # tie School 1,ti! further,
no'iet:
l. TweutT days shall constitute a loa' month
and no teacher shal! be required to teach On tAe3
National Holidays.
> During the Winter Torn the ta.iy session.
will G. mr,rl.s at $50 NJ, and close 80 ? =.
fJrtLc Primary; and ! p. N. f-r the Intermediate
and Gr.E.ular; with the usual internssiou +
one hour from i NJ to p NJ; sid such TecesSes.
as the Principal may determine.
8. The Phi cflal shall haze mi control of tic.
School and each teacher shall be egulrel - re-
port 10 HIM at the end of each school uuuih, sEcs
statistics il le,at,n 10 he. Del aru.eut lie La!
require. i
/. TeaclI,rs Of the Scaovi 81 al pay due after
tiun 10 proper warmth aEi ycHtila;i' n II thtiil
res, ertiYe scLool-rocnls. and shall be held resFoH
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ApplicatiOn for Patent.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.

REGISTER 5 OFFICE,
CARSON CRY. NEVADA, October II, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Philadelphia Silver Mining Company, by Z.
o. Taylor. Superintendent, have this day filed in
tn. otil,e diagram, together with Notice Of
Application for Patent from the United states
uDIsr Act of Congress approved July %, 1866, for
tw.tre hUadrei feet OF the Phil tielPhia L de
known the Philadelphia Silver Mining Conf
ptnys Claim in Esmeraida Mining District
Es,neraldi county, Nevada Said claim Is de
scr:bei as follows, To wit: Commencing at point
in Willow Gulch about quarter OF l mile above
the Wide West mill, on the south side u the
water course, and about thirty feet south 81 the
road, from which point tne : ". conner Of the
hpi,ting works building bears \. So Il, distant
az feet claiming surface claim 13G feet ca
each side of the ledge, embracing the same ~
fest each way from SAID battling, the same being
= 20 by 300 fest, containing 100 acres; al"
claiming beneath the surface on each side ct said
Lode twenty-five feet from the center Of the Lode
Containing 6s-1o1 Of an acre. The main shaft is
ia the center of the Lode line claimed ana said
claim extends coo feet each way along the line
whereof Said claim is more pirticut .Ily described
hy the diagram and notice posted in this Office ami
o., the mining claim. The Of the adj Ching
CLAIM ants. if any, are not known.
WARREN 7. LQCEHAET,
ootS Register.
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10Th day OF February. 4. d. Iscs

at II clock \. ". answer INTO tie complaint
OF J. y. BiruH ell. who sues u 10 recover tbs
sum If sl2l 20 alleged To he due fr - cords 81
wood al tie rate + 81 80 yer cord, viii more
ia ea. by account how Oh file IN iE1S CLct,
when judgment viii Le taken against YOU fr The
said amount, together with costs ana damages, j
yen fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of tie said
county greeting: MAKE Lee ii service and due Re
turn hereof
Given under my hand this ssh day Of Decem-
Der, \. =. let-.
JAMES MORRIS.
Jaw Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
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NN0t :.

L. :. Rev. stamp Soc Estate Ier. Stamp. Sc
>NTATE OF NEVAPA. N The JUSTICE :
- Court. Empire T .vn-hp. in and for Tho
County Of OrrHsby. The sta:e of SeVa!a sends
greeting 10 James Dewitt ana v Durham: loU.
are hereby summoned II aipeag before me Fl ny
Office in the Tow sh Of Emrile, il t. County +
Orm,bv, IN The
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ry'IE UNDERSIGNED. CHARLES c. SMITH
has heen duly appointed administrator Of the
estate Of Timothy q. smith, late Of Urnisby cJun-
~ Nevada, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
% make immediate payment. All persons having
ten months from the date hereof, duly autheIti-
Gated 10 the undersigned at his place q business
in Carson City, Nevada, for allowance. January
2itn 1Sts.
CHARLES c. SMITH. Administrator
jazz 4w Of tie estate Of T!mo;Ly C. Smith.
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application fer E'a:e.t
S)TICE No. Is
RFGISTEH-S OFFICE.

REGISTEES OFFICE.
C,R57S CIrE, NEy.DA, October "A, 1Sti.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
" Pni .Ielphil Silver Mining Company, by E.
.. Taylor. Superintendent, have this Gay filed in
this Office diagram. together with I Notice Of
apple alton + Patent from the Uaitet States
EnI1r Act Of Congress approved July >. 1866, for
twelve hundred feet Of the Phiia !e'phid 80 }
Iois, kaown As tho Philadelphia Silver Mining
Company Claim. III Esmtcai.is Mining District.
isaertIl county, Nevada. Said claim is describe!
follows, 10 wit: Commencing AT post on tn"
s51:i. si0pe Of Last Chanca I'LL AZ l) feet north
at tae road l. Iiag tn Willow Glt!cA, ana about
rae half mile all I'VE the NiiJ West mill. said
post Is at the northwest corner Of the Phadeil h!a
Silver Mining Conpany's surface ground On the
Philadelphia Lode, running thence North 81 -
West 2l9 feet, thence Y. 81 81 + 40 feet thence
. 80 5 Z. 200 feet, thence 5. o. 30 ". II the
place of beginning, containing 100 acres, clti N
ing the above surface GROUND embracing he Lode.
and also claiming along the line d the Lode be-
meath the surface, embracing the sane twenty
We feet GA each side of the Lode tr0;n The center
al the same. containing $500 OF an acre. Said
claim is designated by monuments 200 feet apart,
The Z t,tern bearing from the Western being \.
so so East There are known claimants ad
Joining sail claim. Said claim is particularly
described BY the diagram and notice posted in this
Office and on the claim.
WARREN 7. L0CkHART,
o,-S REGISTER.
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cIEnHA SILVER MINING CON-

y pany. Location Of works: Genoa, State Of
Neytdi.-Not &c is hereby given. that at a meet
ing If tlie Beard Of Trustees Of said Company,
held On The tenth Q01 day of February. looS, an
.,ss,anIen: ii ne and 5o-l90 81 so Dollars Fer
company, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin. To the Secretary a; his Office Nos 81 and
80 Washington Market, Francisco, California.
Any stock uI.n which sad assessment shall re-
main unpaid ga the EIGHTEENTH as DAY OF
MARCH ISGS. shall he deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before will toe
sold Oh the SECOND p DAY Of APRIL, 1SGS,
to pay the delinquent assessment together with
co-tS IF advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY Urder Of the ioari OF Trustees.
W. Il. DACTERMAN, Secretary.
Office. Nos. - and 53 Washington Market. San
Francscu. California. ftl5td
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lIth clay OF April,

COSTS % sun: ,.--,-u-.,-, so ooror ,
AsPc' ~ ".ti ~ ,i1'ti 80 :,
lanu, 2 2, 81 OF section IL - y Ii ~ :
"a NJ hi''U ne e., iu''H 'ii mp " ia '
deIinqueney 10 -. 500,
beHt' my my re- ,1 t'f'Iii 10 NV, W
feet OF lot - 81 kusseii Crow survey OF tn.-
ty assessed at 500 w tax and de'.n4ntney % 81
bladeN Is : '" 2 81 l"'' : anu q IN '!,' a % o.
:, L and = division, Carson Clty tax and dciIn-
iucSl'A -
Cromwell, oIYer, posSess9ry claim to lot IN
plocA Il Oh Umpire Cl5E anu - ana
persona property valued anu ASSESSED al 1'0y0 w.
| Tax ana "eiiiifueLNH ~ VI
CleaveiaIi' + u, personal property assessed at
| t'U W. taA anu ueAilYutAtN 10 -
CaveLl N.Y. Ehza5tth personal property asses
| sed d. l9o w. ''A "u4 "t''n'ineiVs 0o'
Cadwaladcr Henry Tossesscry claim to % acres
! Of land, and Improvements, about miieS west 81
Carson City, in Kings Canon. bounded Oh the
north by land claimed by q VI Eaton, south 10y
land Of Joseph Keefcr, and On the west ty VIM.
| Nrence and D Ireadway, sad land commonly
| EI-rLart. John ;. rossessory claim 70 lot 10 in
block - Of Empire City and house theret n; also
personal property assessed at $500 tax and delin.
| Quency SO So
Eul and Lawton, rossessory claim - 10 acres Of
| land AID improvements, on the Lake blEler road,
| about eight miles from CaIscn City, known a.
Swifts Station; tax AMI delinquency SJl 10.
Gates. A /, house and lot i'll Empire City, and
furniture assessed a So o.: tax and delinquency
| IS II.
Grinnell, Joshua. rosse>sory claim to 10 acres
If land rortf side Of Clear Greek and improve
ments; also personal rr.I er'y assessed al 10 CO.,
| tax and delinquency Il -.
Jamis%n, lhos : posseSs9ry clam 70 ; = 81
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at u c'cl,ck NJ, to answer the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff, who sues you 10 recover the
slim If three hundred dollars damages sustained
b.. said plaintiff; by your failure t. fulfill GER
tain contract to furnish fish said plaintiff will
nlJrc fully appear 10y plaintiffs comp ANT,
now "a tiie in my flee. When Judgment will lie
taken agajns: yc'! for the said amount, together
with costs uti damages, !. YOU tail to appear and
answer.
To lie Sheriff or any Constable Of said Douglas
county. greeting: Make legal service AMI due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 1lth day Of February,
!. D. lStS.
s. Z. FUTILE,
fe1itG \ Justice Of the Peace Of said Precinct.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS

1 GAINST THE ESTATE. OF WILSON MIL
Il Ter deceased. All persons having claims
against the estate Of ils1n Miller deceased viii
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
Ten .I0) months after the first publication OF TIKI
notice 10 the undersigned 4 administrative Of said
estate. ac Lcr residence IN N2ttviiie Precinct.
DousI.ts County, Nevada, o. such claius VIII be
forever barred.
SOPHIA MILLER, Administrative.
Dated February 18th. l>GS t.2u-jtd
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Fifty cents United States stamp. Fifty cents
State stamp.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA PRE-
| circt, in the county of Douglas, State Of Ne
,ada. Before S. +. futile, J. 2. W. W. Larham
plaintiff, against John Williams defendant.
The People Of the State of Nevada send greeting
70 John Williams. defendant. You are hereby
Summoned to appear before me, at my Office in
Genoa Precinct, il the town of GenJa, county OF
Douglas, the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

the ten Virgins as the "ten youag ladies who
lighted their lamps" etc.
So much for q reputation. When the Princeton
bells rang for the meteors the other night, every
one thought IL was college spree, and, tucking
in the covers. went to sleep sgain.-lN. Y. Mail.
Mark Twain writes that Mr.. Greeley once hired
out as a writing master, but the enterprise failed
His first copy was % Virtue is its own reward, u
and they got it " Washing with soap is wholly
absurd"
Massachusetts, has had rebellion. Some rum
distillers resisted o collector of revenue. Fire.
arms were used the neighborhood reused the
still smashed, and the distillers carried in triumph
to jail.
Experiments recently made at Chenoa, Illinois,
in drying by hot air and thereby getting it to
an early market and obtaining the first prices Of
the season, are repaid by perfect success. Two
dry houses are already in operation and another
will be added.
From the publishers, Turnbull & Murdoch, Bal
timore, we have the New Eclectic for December,
with the following table of contents: " The
Diamond Maker of Sacramento" "a Christmas
Carol" "Phineas Finn" "Lee's Miserables, -
+" The Woman's Kingdom" The Romance of a
Book STALL" Under the Pine" "The Ruffisn,"
"Saved at Last" Dialogues of the Dead"
"Iwan Turgenew," "Apples Of Cold" Science,
Discoveries and Inventions" Facetie," ere
views" "New Books" Miscellany" "Ex
CATHEDRAL" "Menu du Mois.'
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ENCoUNTKR BETWEEN A SNAKE AND A WEASEL.
The following singular circumstance is narrated
by an eye witness as having transpired some time
last summer on the farm Of Mr.. VIM. b. Bibbins,
In Fairfield:
"The narrator was spreading hay in field,
when his attention was attracted to q clump Of
tall grass at some little distance, from which q
weasel was constantly springing up into the air.
Approaching cautiously nearer he discovered the
cause of this singular conduct. On little mound
Of hay q large copperhesd snake, at least three
feet long, was cooled up, and with head erect,
darling tongue and exposed fangs. was watching
the weasel, who was making series of springs at
the reptile, evidently with the intention Of Selling
1t by the throat. The snake lodged and the
weasel attacked. till at length BY q sudden spring
he caught the snake by the throat and Q furious
struggle ensued. The weasel held on and the
snake wound himself about he body of the ami
NAL. almost entirely covering 1t, and seemed
about TO crush it to death, when his wesselship
let 60 his hold on the snakes throat, and pop
ped' IN true weasel style, out of the convoluted
embrace OF his enemy, springing ct least two feet
into the air. The snake then crawled under the
mound OF hay. and In few minutes the weasel
resppeared and cravled after him, and from the
tossing OF hays desperate fight seemed to be
going on beneath 10. II ceased In Q short time,
and the weasel came out dragging the snake after
him dead, and with his throat bitten open. The
weasel dragged the snake into o neighborine
fence, and there they both dissppesred.-l Bridge.
port Standard.
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GUARD AGAINST VULGAR LANGUAGE.-There is
as much connection between the words and the
thoughts as there is between the thoughts and &C.
tons. The latter is only the expression of the
former, but they have power to react upon the
soul, and leave the stain Of corruption there. A
young man who allows himself to use one vulgar
or profane word has not only shown there is foul
spot upon his mind, but by the appearance Of that
word he extends that spot and infsmes it, till, BY
indulgence, it will pollute and ruin the soul. Be
careful of your words as of your thoughts.
If you can control the tongue, that no improper
words are pronounced by it, you will soon be able
70 control the mind and save II from corruption.
You extiuguish the fire by smothering il, or bv
preventing bad thoughts from bursting into Ian.
guage.. Never utter a word anywhere which YOU
would be ashamed to speak in the presence of
the most refined female or the most religious
soon have command of yourself.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1868.


The district court for Lavaca county was in
session at Halettsville last week. II adjourned
on Saturday last Among the criminal cases tried
we note two convictions for horse stealing each
OF which supplied convict for the penitentiary
for four years.
Under the head of favorable changes the
Ranger says: "Navasota is beginning TO look as
she did two years since. Business of every kind
is reviving; our merchants are looking more
cheerful; wagons are crowding the streets with
cotton /; spectators are purchasing; strangers
are arriving and prospecting ladies from tn Q
country are shopping; the fashionable fair are
promenading Washington avenue, with grace and
splendor, but none have dared to venture out with
the Grecian bend. So mote it be.
The Galveston News says 1t is universally ad-
mitted that the South needs more white labor,
and 1t Is beginning to be admitted that this can
be secured only through lines of steamships be.
tween Southern and European ports-thus offer.
ing convenience and protection to immigrants
IL Is also admitted that commerce and manufac-
velopment of agriculture. Here then, is the
great means by which We may arrest the depre
citation of property in the South. and open up the
way for the infex of capital for the profitable en-
ployment Of our resource g'
The Palestine Advocate, says that the yield Of
cotton In Anderson county, the present season,
will be nearly six thousand bales and, as o mat
ter OF course, the people are doing pretty well,
and business is good.
The Jefferson papers advertise fifty hands want
ed Immediately at the beef packery 10 that city.
They must be doing a brisk business in killing
beeves They expect to pack 1000 head this season.
We think we have heard of full forty packeries in
Texas, and IL they kill 5000 each, that will make
zoe, 900 head in ALL and If all successful they
will make at least 100000 barrels, which, at $40
per barrel, will give $4,000, 900. But this is
counting chickens before they are Matched.