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ley at $50 80 per acre. Turning to the
South, we find that Virginia yields higher
average of corn than Illinois, say SIT 60,
also tobacco at $s6 25 per acre. North
Carolina yields tobacco at SIP 7speracre.
Louisiana and Mississippi yield sugar cane
at 5000 per acre. South Carolina and
Georgia yield rice at sos, and sea island
cotton at $40 per acre. And the twelve
cotton States yield upland cotton at an aver
age of $50 per acre.
The value of the lands Of the West is
really far more speculative than intrinsic,
and heretofore they have advanced in price
with great rspidity, not on account Of their
superior productiveness, but because there
was vast tide Of immigration pouring into
the United States which always flowed to-
wards the West and rapidly settled up the
country. Each immigrant brought with
him from Europe some gold, which contrib
ted largely towards forming the capital Of
the Western States. There can be now no
doubt that our old institution Of slavery
discouraged immigration, and so impeded
the material progress Of the South. But
now that slavery is dead, there is an open
chance for the competition Of free labor
and as soon as our political affairs are we'll
settled, confidence will be establish and
immigrants will pour into our section and
soon raise our lands to their true value,
which is really greater than the value Of
lands in the West.
There are now lands in the South which
can be purchased for one-foufth Of their
market price before the war. And these
form q monopoly; for they cannot be had
elsewhere, nor can they be increased in
quantity. We allude to our rice lands,
which are to be found only along therivers
near the coast, and which require many
years for their preparation. Slave labor
was peculiarly adapted to the development
Of these lands, and only negroes and Chi
nese can cultivate them. Rice plantations
which can now be purchased for $4,000 or
$4,000, must, in very few years, be
worth FIVE times as much. The case is the
same with our sea islands The owners Of
these lands have q natural monopoly, and
if means could be found to destroy the cat
erpillar they would soon double their value.
The climate Of the South is far more genial
than that Of the West, and north Of the S2d.
parallel white men can and do labor with
perfect comfort in the fields. We have the
great advantage Of an educated and refined
society, the lack of which is one Of the
great drawbacks Of the West. Our people
will welcome all strangers, from whatever
part Of the civilized world they may come,
who desire to earn an honest livelihood,
and gladly give them every assistance in
their power.
DIXIE Is MIGHTY, AND WILL PREVAIL
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The Meeting of Council Tonight.

At the meeting of City Council to be held
tonight, the bill to r,organize the police
force, and the sill to provide for the sp.
praisement Of the rsal estate in the city,
will probably come up for consideration and
action.
Our objections to the new police bill have
already been stated. At present the police
force costs the city about $65, 900 year.
Under the new bill, which provides for one
hundred and ten privatea, besides asrgeants
and roundsmen, the cost would be about
500, 900 g, year, including incidental e1.
penses. For this addition Of $40, 600 to the
snesuy urge snuusI. expenditure OF The
city, there is no reasonable excuse. We do.
sire to see the existing system changed SC
that we may have compact body Of regu'
lar policemen; but fifty or sixty privates are
ample for all our requirements, and $50, 600
year is fully as much as the city can
afford to spend. The City Council will,
therefore, do we'll to insist that, whatever
other changes may be made, no increase in
the cost Of the police department shall be
permitted. ~ .
Ofthe bill to provide for the valuation,
for purposes Of taxation, of the real pro-
perty in Charleston, we have already spoken
favorsbly. 1. appears to bejust and equita-
BILE and should give US, what we have long
wanted, fair appraisement Of the taxable
real estate. The section which requires a
census Of the city to be tsken is not Of so
great an importance. A. State census has
just bsen finished, and, although it gives
only approximate instead Of actual results,
it will answer our purpose until the United
States census is completed.
The City Council have more than once
declared that tfsy are determined to give
Charleston an honest and economical gov
ernment. They have done nothing, so far,
to show the sincerity Of their professions
Perhaps they intend to make good begin
ing tonight, BY refusing to add to the cost
Of the police department, and by passing
the real estate bill
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CHI Es TO N.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 7, 1869.
The Charleston The atre and Opera
House.

Work was begun yesterday on the Charles,
ton Theatre and Opera. House, which prom
ises to be one of the most complete build
ings Of the kind in the United States. A
large force of workmen is employed, and
the architect, John H. Devereux, Esq ex-
poets to have the theatre ready to open on
December next. The new theatre will be,
we are sure, an ornament to the city, and
cannot fail to make Charleston more bright
and attractive, during the winter months,
than 10 has been since the war.
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THERE is Radical rumor current to the
effect that Systematic attempt will be
made in Lexington County, this year, to
defraud the freedmen Of their share Of the
crops The Columbia Pbe ak has no doubt
that this is ga miraculous unfounded state
"ment" Will not some Lexington planter
neil this Radical fabrication to the counter?
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The popular mind is so filed with vague
ideas Of the boundless riches and incom
parable fertility OF the Northwest, that il
viii be hard to change the current Of opin.
ion and convince the pubic that their i'm
pressions are incorrect, and that the lands
Of the famous Northwest are, in truth, less
productive than those Southern lands which
are, commonly believed to be invariably
poor and barren. Many of our own South
'ern people are, we regret to say, the first
to cry down their own section and fill the
air with praises Of other parts Of the eoun-
try. They do this without thought, and
without taking the pains to examine the
productive capacity of the different SEQ
tions. or in any way comparing their posi-
tjon and prospects. The value Of lands is
determined by the money worth of their
products per acre. This, in the absence of
speculation and other disturbing influences,
determines the price of the farm lands. A
comparison Of the average yield to the acre
in the Northwest and South will show,
therefore. the relative value Of land in the
Two sections, and, incidentally, their rels-
tive prosperity. For the purpose Of This
comparison We show the average yield to
the acre Of the most valuable staples in
several States, the material for the ca!ou-
lation being taken by correspondent from
the Report Of the Agricultural Bureau at
Washington
We find that Illinois yields corn to the
value Of SIG 80 On acre, wheat at $22 As,
and barley at $28 81 per acre. Kansas
yields corn at $26 "a. wheat at $1s 80, and
barley at $25 90 per acre. Missouri yields
corn OF SIT s5, wheat at $24 80, end bar-
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A CORRESPONDENT asks whether Con-
gresham Bowen has begun that libel suit
against The CHARLESTON NEwa. If he has,
we do not know it. Perhaps he wishes ue,
before he begins, to give the American pub
lie u lively account of his ante-bellum
career in M,cen and at the Indian Springs.
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NOTICE.-MR. DANIEL LESESNEH d S
IN this day retired from our Firm. The 'ous-
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lore. LgSESNE & WELLS.
September / 1869 .ept !
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CT. LOUD OTEL.

THIS NEW AND COMMOL IOUS HOUSE, LOOAf.
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possesses advantages all other houses for the &C.
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and cold water and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is in the most experienced
bands, aHording guests an unequalled table.
One Of Atvoods Patent Elevators is also among
the "modern improvements" and ut the service Of
guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, runnInv from the City
Hall to Central Park, while the sixth ana seventh
Avenue lines are but short block ON either side,
affording ample facilities for communicating With all
The depols, steamboat landings, olaces Of anuse-
ment and business of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY. Proprfetors.
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oFFIcERs;S
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DIRECTORS
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
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WANTED. EVERYBODY To KNOW
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April 2I No. 16l KING-STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-07

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mOO AGENTi Business entirely new. AGENTS
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-25

Scuoo1 MATTERS. The Board Of School
Commissioners have it in contcuI lation
We learn, to call upon the County Com
missioncrs at IN early day for assistaEce
to aid them in making good certain revenue
deficiencies which have accrued during
the past year in the administration of the
public schools The amount they intend
calling for We have not learned, but We
think tie Beard are deserving Of com
incubation fer not transferring to other
shoulders, as they could very easily do, a
responsibility which properly belongs tc
themselves.