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IN 1flE1nsrlNcT COURT OF rnE
UNITED STATES, For tho Dis.,ic, o,
South Catolina--fn Tie matter Of BEN.
JAMiNF. iOE, bankrupt. by whom a
Petition for AAin1ic ,iion Of Bank,npey
was filed on The 3och day Of Dcemher,
A. u. 1868, in said Court-1n BAnkrurt
cv.
This is to give notice. that on the 22i
day of September, A. D., 1860, n War.
rant in Baukrnp'cy was Issued against the
Estate Of benjamin +. Yoe, Of Greenwood,
III the District Of AbosviI!o, anJ State Of
South Carolina, who has been adiuLved Il
Bankrupt, OH his own Petition that the
parmc'.: Of any Debts and Delivery Of any
Pr"perty heums: :ng to said Bankrupt, 10
him or for k;s use and the ,rausIor of any
Prorerty by him ars forbidden by law
thai meeting Of The Creditors of the said
Bankrupt to Prove their Debts, and To
choose ooe or more Assiguees Of his Estate,
will be 'eld at Cou', uf BANKRUPTCY, to
be holden nj Newbcrry G. IT,, s c.. b~f,r,
Z. J. Jaeger, Registrar, on tie 18th lav Of
October, A. d., 1869. IL O'Clock, A. ~.
IL. JOHNSON,
u. S. Marshall rs Messenger.
Per A.P. TIrER,
Deputy Messenger.
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Tic Tic Stat; SSiaty # South Carolina,

H'HEREAS, GEOuGE DUSEN-
BERRY E>Q, who 1t the Ga.c,aI Fee
'i"n Lcid in AM. 1850, ,,a> cro*cn q
n:.: her Of the Il"nse Of |; l,rcscn'a'iv".
;,i !hc Election District of Ah',eyire TO
SER" for TWO leare, has since said elect lou
Il; c'"s"d, Ard, whereas. the Cons: hutton
I"t the State of South .'a,o!i.:, directs
HAT in such Gaze Wit of Election
shall lie iS>ncd hy The Speaker Of the
House O! Eepre> >i;ative<, :ur the pu.pa>c
i"i iilng the Vacancy Illus nc"as:oncd, FIR
tie remainder Of thL tenn FIR w!.i:h tie
Mrri.or So deceased was r!.c,cd ~ serve ::
N"", t,,i"i"rr. Won and each o: Won arc
hereby require. :,::rr due advertisement,
aud with strict res"rd to all the p-"visirns
;ot The Constitution and Laws OF ,ue SAID
State, touching yonr '!,' in such case. 20
hold an c!"c:iun :ur u Mel Der ni he
House of representatives., for the T.! G.
i:"n Di>tric. ;!crc,a:d. 10 serve Tor the r,-
na;ndcr Of !l,' term for whi h til. said
George Dnscnbr,iy was vI"e,, d th
Polls to ho opened at the various places Of
f.trr;'on in said District on WED%ES-
DAl the twen'y-scven,h day of October,
by the various St is o{ Managers for those
!''accs re,r:c'ive!y; said Managers to
count the votes publicly immediately nfter
the iiual closing Of the polls a: the Pre-
icncts where ,i.e vote, have been taken:
make out a.cc:'lic'tc Of the result, to h..
s:sncd by IL, Managers, or II majurity ct
them, AID taken to tie Court uouse Of
Abheril'e Cuuniy, or place now fixed hv
law for counting the votes, on THURS
DAY the 'wc"ty-cig'..h day OF said
month, by ono rr more Of tho said Mana-
gers; and tho Ma"aSe:S, or 81 m:.jority Of
them, "ho may assemble, shall proceed to
examine the aforesaid statement, aud dc
cia'e the ,cs't Of H." Election.
This Writ, together with Your return Of
the E'ec'!on To tie held under il, have he
fore Iou-e Of Eci'res, nt4livcs ut its ucx,
meeting after the Elcc'n
WITNES.S, lie honorable FP.lNK-
LIN j. NOSES: Jr., Esquire.
Speaker q tie House Of RtprrScnta-
tires, at Columbin, this clcrenih duy Of
September IN the yeor Of cur Lard one
thousand ciyht hundred und sirty-niue.
FRANKLlNJ. MOSES, Jn..
Speaker Of The llouse of R-pi eschta:,vcs.
4. O. JOKES,
Cork "'''';: ;'onse Of Representatives..
Sept II, lsG9-2l I'd
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The Stale Of Stalh CapGlila
2oAc Managers Of Elections TOR lie Couu
ty Of AJsviNe:

WUENEAS, RICHARD NJ. VAL
ENIlAE, Eso, who at the General Eec
ton held in April, 1859, was chosen o
member Of tie Hn"-c Of Representatives.
;"r The Election District Of Ahhevillr, 10
serve fer two years, has siuce said election
resigned, Aud, whereas, tie Constitution
Of the State Of Sou'b Carolina directs
that in snch case Wri: of Election
shall be is>uel hy the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives., for the purpose
81 filling The vacancy thus oceaS:oncd, for
the remainder Of the term for which the
Member so resigned Was elected to serve:
Now, therefore, you and eacl, OF you
arc hereby required, after due advertise
mert, and with strict regard 10 all the
provisions Of me Constitution and Laws of
the said S"a;e; touching your duty in such
case. 10 hold an election. for a Member OF
The House OF Representatives,, for tho EIec-
rion aforesaid, I" serve for the remainder OF
The term for wbiei! iEe said k;rbarL NJ.
Valentine was elected: The Polls to be
opened 'atths vaffoas plbces of' f'Eletgion IN
the said District, on NEDN ESDAY tie
tweuly.seyenlh day Of October, i SEQ. by
wv 'o'iou7 ho'o VI mdHdScFS 10 count t!ie
votes publicly Immediately afer tho final
closing OF the polls at the Precincis where
the votes have been: taken make out g
certificate Of tue result, 10 lie signed by the
Managers, or majority Of them, and ia
ken to the Cou.t House OF ,AbbeyilIe
County, or place now fixed by law 70,
counting the votes, on THURSDAY The
twenty.right day Of, said month, by one o,
more OF the said Managers; and the Man
ayers, or majority "of them, who may as.
seIpble; alrall W ossed 10 examine lbe afore
said atatashsht. qnd3idsolars the. result o.
the Election.
THE Writ, together viii, your return o.
the Election to be held under it, have he
fore the Hops6 Of Representative at it,
next meeting after The Election.
WISNESS,. the G Honorable aE.RA ANIL
linz. NOSES, Jr., Esq, Speaks,
Of tho HPJ@ tgf. R1b,esentat atives, a.
Colambia, his slevtzth day of !Stptena
ri:ber, N .sfhst gear efnonrt Lord oneathess
3 asind sigat A4na,edId,sd sistg -nine.
E son n,y ~ lFFRAtlNIHtIN T AtlNsIH LIN h ;: MOSES Sas
SPEAKER Of the House Of Representatives.. i
aJoaEG oHHhEF
Clesk Of the House Of Hspfsssa atstites
Sept II, lse9-2l-td
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Oh
THE UNITED STATES. FOR
THE DISTRICT OF SOUEH
CAROLINA. .,o.,. .....s ~,
In the matter Of )q@.,. ':t'.,. .n,,.
T. j. ni"I.sa;. MsG;sslo'' i" RaokFaP'es:n.
Hoy virtue Of an order issuing from .hs Ho.
n - Court aforesaid, ,,etiee is.Aersby qfssn
aNEen Creditors Of said bankrupt, to es
tablish their liens before u. Chwsoi
Registrar, within thirty days from the dal
Of the first publication, hel eof, Of be ba.
red from all benei. OF the decree for dis
triLution to be- made in this case al
that the eaid Creditors. within the: uu
aforesaid, do. further show cause. ifan
they have, why the Estate Of the Bank
rnpt should not he sold free from ;neun
6rdaes. I'l' ".i -! lN1,.
RuH WARDLAW,5 !,
Abbevi'lc O. H. M ~ Assignee.
Sept. &c, 1860. E
Sept. % SO 81 81 E~E'
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pY virtue Of .an order 10 me- directed
~ from w. w. Humphreys, Judge Of
Probate for Anderson county, viii OK
pose to Sale On Salsday in October next,
at Anderson Q. H., the following, property,
sold AS tn" Real Estate Of Augustus T
Long, dece ased, viz: ~.
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Tie %stato OF South Car:lina,
ABDEVILl.E COUNTY,
by WILLIAM NILL, Esq, PycIuie

w HEREAS John f. Calhoun, Lns made sn;,
~ I" H,e 70 vrayt him letters of Admiuis-
trntion OF the Estate of Francis a. Calhoun
deed. late Of said County.
These ara. therefore, to cite anl ndmoni.h
ri! AID singular. nnd Cr>t!i,nr. arihc. said Fran
els 4 cnlnoun. dea'd.. .ha. ley he nud appear,
hrf"re 2, in the Corr, Of Probate, to be held
y. hh"ev'ae C. H., oil Wednesday, the Is II
Oct. mkt. afi"r publication here.f, At II
o'clock, III ,h- s"rrIoon. to show cansc, If any
they have. why the said Administration should
not he ItaHtai. ..
Given nnd.r III; haud. this 29;h day Of Sept.
Anno D"mi 1863.
Published on he 29,h day cf scn,ember, 1863
10 tbs 93i yerl OF America, Independence
"A hill, J.r. 4. c.: f. u
Sep. 90 a. 81
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!THESTATE OR G0UTHCAROLINL

-
By NILLLA.A H1LL, Esq, ProDu te
" JaGye.
NNyEIEREAs, Margaret E. Dnsenhery
ss and William Rici,ry. have ma;!e
s,ish 10 me, 10 grant lie Letters of Al.
m'"'s;ra'ioa Of t;,ss Estate Of. Gaorye Du-
senhery. deceased, late Of. said Cn,,,ntv:
These sre. .heref'ne, +or,.i+i md aamon-
isl all and singular the Kindred AID credit.
orsof ths sside etaigs pusenbery, DECD,
thA&lhsy 5hes; and taprear Lelor. me-
ip 'he.GoartBf Eflkate, tn'be held at Alb
bevii'eC. II, oS1Ve,'nesday. October 18Th
next, after pahca'ion-hereof, II. O'Clock
IN the forenoon. 10 show cause, if Any. they
ha@,wAy yssaails sAde,ip,slga,ioa shou!d
: 'GiSe9 uuja hy haSd;> dis 2sh day Of
Sepienber, Ammo Domini 1869.
Published on the 29.h day ofSan emI,er
1889. ia s"s o3d year OF American Jude.
pepdence. ~ rae ya.....:. s.: .0,,. '"-~
! ,RM. HILL, s.P. a. G. r.. 81
sept 70 %omi,ja47. ... ..a.- 81 j..
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7YfK DRNADNUL DRAKN

DRAKE is getting to be dreadful. During
the summer recess he has divided his time be-
tween intriguing for the Craftsmanship of the
Naval Committee Of the Senate, and "a pro-
tracted investigation of grave constitutional
question" Missouri, whence Drake halls, is
seaboard State, as all students of geography
are we'll aware and therefore Drake is quite
as competent to watch over the interests OF
our irou-clads and wooden walls as would be
the veritable Swiss Admiral whom the eccen-
trio genius of Offenbach oonjured up. But,
since Senators are so loose in their geography
as not to perceive the aquatic skill of Drake,
the latter has dropped his aqueous aspirations
and, having nothing else to do, gives to the
Senate the result of his protracted constitu-
tional researches. He has dived like duck
into the very depths Of the difficulty discerned
by him, and dragged up something which looks
very much like a whale or weasel, accord
ing as we contemplate it from brakes point
of view or our own.
brakes dreadful discovery consists in the
fact that the United States courts should be
ornamental rather than useful. Heretofore
the theory has obtained to a considerable ex-
tent that one of the functions of these courts
was to detect the indiscretions of Congress,
and to correct the proverbial haste and reck-
lessness of our national legislators, by de-
claring null and void such of their acts as
are in conflict with the Constitution of the
United States. This is manifestly absurd,
and calculated only to bring Congress into
disrepute with such people as have heard of
the surrender of Lee and the capture of jeff
Davis Therefore Drake proposes to remedy
the difficulty which he has dug up by the pas
sage of bill providing that when Congress
promulgates a law, its constitutionality shall
not be questioned by any court of the United
States or any judge thereof If this isn't
craftsmanship, should like the shade of the
immortal Daniel Webster to tell us what is.
Evidently ''protracted investigations" have
a tendency to dumbfound Drake, and the less
indulgence he gives his passion for them the
better for the country in general and for
Drake in particular.
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SENATOR TRUMBULLs project for improving
our civil service, and correcting the abuses
into which congressman have fallen, 1T is
thought will pass the Senate, but a deter
mined opposition is anticipated in the House,
with but poor show of final passage. Repre-
sentatives WILL of course, be slow to give up
the main source of their influence both at
home and at the capital. But their reluc-
tance to make the sacrifice does not detract
from the force of the arguments in favor of
radical reform in the civil service.
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The FRANKNG PRIVILEGE has been attacked
in Congress at the very outset of the session,
bill providing for its abolition having been
introduced in the House already by
Mr.. Hill of New Jersey. We can
scarcely hope that the members of Congress
will willingly despoil themselves of the
frOnkiDg privilege; but perusal of the Post
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DSD~ PLEA FOR THE AMERICAN
SUNDAY school. UNION

oONDAI -SChOOli UNION.
The American Sunday School Union was organized in
the year 1894 tbs only national sooioty located
in city
Its object is to for the religious training Of tho
young this some thing has been kept steadily in view from
1ssi to the present time
There are millions of youth in country who with
tho privileges OF the Sunday school We want to
re"oh them We have now missionaries labOrns in twenty
two States but whero one We ought to have ave
We have tho machinery necessary to do the work What
need to set IL in motion it's fullest capacity is MoNEY
sundayschools need libraries and these cost money and
must g'Or them where people are too poor to pur
chnse.
The call for the sundayschool missionary comes from
the South. from the line of the Pacific Railroad nay
from quarter and unable to send him forth
Good men stand ready enter in and labor but the
money necessary for their support wanting We appeal
to the Christian and women of PhAdelpha for help
Send the and with the help of God we will 90 out
and gather the children in"
Contributions may bo sent to L. KNOWLES Treasurer
No. li2s CHEsNUT Street, Philadelphia.
ALEX. wHILLDIN,
GEO. H. STUART.
j. L. ERRINGER.
JOHN WEST.
GRO. W. HILL.
Committee of Finance,
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master-G Generals report, published by rs ON
Monday, shows how imperatively necessary
such action has become. II the franking
privilege could be kept within respectable
limits, it would be beneficial to the country;
but as all attempts to so restrict it have thus
far failed, the only certain remedy for the
prieYance is the passage of Mr.. Hills bill.
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Nos. 6OS AND COS oHEsNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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The BROOKLYN ALDERMEN decline to offer
q reward of one thousand dollars for the de-
lection of fraudulent practices at elections
The majority of them being Democrats, such
a reward might stimulate some malicious per-
son to make unpleasant disclosures.
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A SENSIBLE MOVEMENT has been inaugurated
in Congress by Senator Thayer, of Nebraska,
who has introduced bill requiring
the planting of trees on homestead settle
ments. A great extent of our Western terri
tory is treeless, and only by the planting of
trees can future generations be supplied with
the wood which will be needed. Not only
would it be well for Congress to require the
planting of trees by all the settlers on the
public domain, but it would be wise for the
Government itself to undertake the planting
of forests on certain portions of the treeless
plains of the far West. A small outlay at
the present time would make thousand
fold return half century hence.
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WASHINGTON is bent upon having that in
ternational exhibition, and as it will be ut
terly impossible to attempt anything of
the kind without material help from Con-
gress, the crusade against the public treasury
has already been commenced. In view of all
the circumstances, it will be nothing less
than shameful for Congress to appropriate
half million of dollars or so towards the
scheme, and it becomes the duty of the con-
scientious members to keep their eyes upon it.
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Fnro. rs Cents. After g P. NJ, 50 Cents.
jcl6.tf 30. HAMPTON &c co.
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Ho, For GlenbrOok!
Billy Wilson's Stages from Virginia 1Gio
rcg,,lar rom, trIps 70 tho GLENBR0oK, LAKE
TAHOE, on every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
ufday. and return on alternate days:
WIN. WILSON, Proprietor.
Virginia, juno sist, 1860. je2i.tf
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Pioneer steam Tow Line
FOR SACRAMENTO.

A IL GOODS SENT WITH DISPATCH.
"A Vessel leaves daily from Jackson street
wharf. Country merchants ordering goods by
this limo get freight atyery low rates. jei-3m
, 1869-12-23

once about paor en- Friday, sad waiened With
atiepiive s1r FOR the euund Of despafchea Al they
Vef& fscetxed. His experience u teleHra3net
enabled him 10 cetEtt the FOUND OF eacu t.tfef as
sesIdea r. b. aeanos "1o Asssa,aas Treasurer
Poiesf. New TorE," licked forth upon the ta.tlu-
ment ms genie ct heAf1rH then became keenII
actfe, and tbs Fematpfef Of fro dezpa'ca was
rtad By hin without Ctn1cn1tJ. ~ to4lo1s: Rae.
crpE alter rade, bur DON'T stlt balance of mslnoo
rsteust, ard 7sItn Nth fastened 70 h:a conted-
crates who separated upon the infeiilxtuce, wh,is
she tttpttCA KHN bd1nK Nf1ten o2t ID tho tolls.
g1ppb o31ca and sent 70 tie SueTte1sury. II mar
nave been dela}e a lew HoUent4 intentionally,
Ard It ts .AeYted that such WAS the ca.e-the de.
The extetfK1apher ~As pAto libeEaI3y for his brief
services, hlA coutedera1ea Eate = good rnluX by
ire peetatloe. AID oil paxties c1nceIbed ~efe tol.
eE1blJ well tat1. Geo with tte d ay1 operattonA
I.ls confidently asserted by iho.e VINO ought to
know trAs u. sec1stary Hi!l enangc nis policy
again on TnesdaJ, Wneu otds Will pa received at
the SUD- -TrrasurJ for n cher Tthtnu gpld, and
tt4i be Will ECt takr those pd1 n tue Dartct rate
but will eouflouc to Sell god according 70 his
pEeg1sEn.e already published The parties who
sod out At ibe low rstes on Frtd1I nooRot 10
sSsto yesterday, when gold fell TO 1so,z9l34s
ard agn,n Rcle, In order TO Keep the martss down,
II IL ss1d that tho "thoF ." viii ra1y again Oh
NoreaJ, and c2uae further Secnce-
MtrrhKutf anu importers atE hnJ1a very lhue
god now. Their wanna ara eupplted ucul the be-
1ernsnr, h<cs1se II Is 10 their Interest 10 Keep
pn0 dowp. 20 tnAe men ire ne - year epens they
b enabled 10 boy al they want for Custom House
pugraseA At Cheap rate.
Faiir.es msy folio T1sle rante q Friday, bot \
the.T heads ahove water IN auy event, nnt the
decn1e in gold Is inside q Convenient eKcuae .O1
tho 6uRpenAI0n OF business.
, 1869-12-23

TourE f1rs6l1nl arc to bccone Of ase 1t q tn.
stead Of "a, hereafter.
The "MaFtctratse'' u to be restosed 10 tbs u,!t.
tar1 bands Of Fraace
Locomotives hare beeu used With success fos
drawing omn.ousfes IN Par8
The peculiar unvor noticed In souac kinds OF
cigars Is due, It Is sahi, to prus'ic acid
conRrcss ws;er Is said 10 DC better than Jeast
IN 1ak!pE buc1wheAt Gatek
Four Mormon prophets have returned from =
+&h1t to Gto1Kt2 with one hundred couvcnA
1neJ LOW have perforated leather unde7closa-
frg.
A Delaware IrdEe, lA1t week, nced 14san Two
dolsra tor bettE proved to have three N!vrA
Csouschour hltard balls are made IA Sew Hs-
ven The advantage Of uslrg them u that = rnan
cau PLAY 4 rubber At every sncs.
Boston has set \ good example IN fo,biid,ng
trapeze performances at ttA public placcs OF
anusensnt
Tnt Melbourne Atat Preserving Company ART
COW slausnsettcg A,0oo sheep I week, for e1pozts-
ton 10 E1 1Sland.
The B,aaors who haze arrived IN Rome hAro
pftfeuted enough "Fetef's peEco" 70 pay al ex-
perses Attetdipg The council
Fpno~irg the example OF m elder brother, \
Goa OF the Duke OF A1K1ii Is about to become q
ncnber Of Liverpool hru OF cotton hroaesh
The klng Of rrIBsia, Oh one Of his late hunting
cxcnEAcns, WAS received under ! uiumphXnt
asch made enthely Of beer barrett.
The managers Of the PARIS theatres coup!a.n OF
II asa grea1 gzlesance tnAs they arc compelled to
give tue poor one-tenta Of the.t rece,p:8
Lat year the Police luAtces of Nafsax ordered
ouc thousand and seven mea and one hundred
and eighteen women TO be doosged-
All The condrctora on .he Etc Railroad SIC mar
ned mtn- No zlngse man Il employed in tna,
capacity.
= r,&.... .,s. ..u -, sxns l.. e..
, 1869-12-23
PEAH UTS.
DiscassIon Thereon Between mr.,
ConEef ana EcneEat GARFIELD IN

Discussion Thereon Between mr,
ConEef and General GARFIELD IN
ahe House..
DuHnE the consideration Of thc Censux bill n
autud the schedule OF aftcIea copeernfus wac !
the Asahtlc1 are 10 DC coltecte.i, by sdt:Lk esw-
loRr. kquare and na:teoed timber, spass and boom
poes. colds COD, tete4tApn and !eLce Pos q, snl-
Riea and bof1. 4'aves and no3ps A.d ;xa. sa<k-
On lEls proposition the 1o1io stns debate eusucd: !:
NJ CofoEv. Nr Chsirmzp. osses1s ihat, II
tbeae tcheou. e, the cpmn!tles have rfufH1:d 1d+
return Of the article Of nops, seo9pnkallEeiy ln-
cor adorable peotct. They nave eFcn provided
IN their schedule Icr rr'pfu Of peAaunt use-
ful thing, urpu the CHS ec tfAVta to AID lyu
but do Iot know ho4 sHluaplt the1 may be 70
the conHeFc1sI !nteferts OF the country. Bat ia
~ toess dpls. toe1e arr3o 20 p pF1sso1 lor The
eight OF the ststes Ct this C1aoo. product sucn II
those enumerated 10 Tho at0enooeur nAFe jase
offered 10 sll The Northwestern Sk4te4 wnere
tbr rlnper has DOT been txkeu from the sol. sne
sttlcjes named IN tho aloen1nent roru q (ssRo
portsrn Of The psodnssiss wealta q .be eoansr1;
ecuneIatlon Of tnese produetk 1t Is unueces-
as1J presume, tos me to eoiszse upon sats MAJ
ieE, fcr thtns the conmltset: Of the Whole Will
at oLce see the importance Of having m enamtrx.
tou OF these products, wnoAe value u numbered
By millions OF dollars annuals.
MI. Gar R1x1p, Of Quo. .rust that the ameud-
ne1t of The Reulennu will hos pttsk11 and tor
tce reason th1s It Will too mach fncfeate The lo-
gntt,es Under sh.a scnedole- EseEJrnt7 about
IS c,ea n! q
!eatoa 70 90 D.t.fr q tne Io7an produce 81 sas
f0testA While should ike 10 n3Te all the iIfoE.
nation We can GET still tht We ca1nnt 70
iEto TIL. nit usE Tue ReatlemAn r. a Mich
!Ean ssJs toat peanuts arc 1oeiudes. Hh se
trt great snrefess OF lumber Is fets oct. HA sar-
prse 10 reference 10 peanufa 10 about the same ~
nire Eas hep nrst had tue subject BRO Ignt 70
my attention. II brought ap,le upon the face
Of all the cnmE,ute- R1r. str, letters cane 10
Us from re- ponsInle gepuecnen saJtog thar upnu
the &ourn ptuE Of Sht Jamt+ KaFer, bes1reu Mr.
folk and Pc'eHvharg. thtJ raise II 001 O00 wct b
aIEEsliy OF peanuts Trxt ts the prod CT Of Enat
suee d'6utct, and It Is one Of the many districts
Whsfs ttA: zlticlc Is prducsd. From III tne
etntlauAn viii see thAs It IL rot n,4ec: 70 ba
tz.teo lightly Of 01e osher tang VII! cal, 70 MS
attention. He Iever ptuua31s went to ! "eoruer
grocery" or 10 coru-r kr1nda vnere peAausa aJe
the United States. 4hd gentlemen frou the South
ba.e 1,ktt 'us earnestly to in2!ude' Mem n th.g
AcheduIe-
Ats eta.kk. II. tasura1, vi. seJ, t1t-tt1