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n@- Soenotice of the annual rneet..'
ing Of the aesr Board Of County cdMAis-
sioners on the 1ls.gyT 1lsg Tuesday Of. .Teysnh,-
ber' nextso Alk,aceanats against the
County must ;be1prssentedy To othe,
Clerk Of The BoafaHE. Robsst,JoAts,
BY the tksS 1T JET NSovoRhgsssffHsxy ", hssf g . 1'1~
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ps- Sec notice of valuable lands in
Abbevil!c for sale by W. X. Blake and
j. T. Parks, Greenwood, g. G. Pur-
chascrs will find it to their interest to
enquire for further particulars.
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pea- Sec notice Of the sale on tho
goth inst of tho personal property of
personal property Of tho late +. A..
Calhoun, consisting Of horses, mules
cattle, hogs, corn fodder, cotton seed
&C.. &c.
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!. .-;hsat President Davis reached Balti-
moreon Saturday last; .sa toats for bis
hdh6s inMfssiseippi, where ID IL. sup
posed he wifi fcmai 2 fptdfmapsntiy:. :,
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Ra5" Sec notice Of settlement of
estate of W. 0. Purselcy, decd, on
the 7th December next, by VIM. Hill,
tEsq, Judge Of Probate,
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8fA- The citizens of Ninety Six, will
apply for q charter of incorporation at
the next session of the Legislature.
Sec advertisement.
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Mill Pond and Channel Oysters

AFTER jhs arst Of November, il is proposed
to furnish tfess Oysters, either ia the she'll or
opened, in quantities to- suit yurehassrs. and at
ths lowest market prlees.i The Mill Pond Oy-
stee sspplied. will be tho eslebratel GUELA
ISLAND OYSTER, from the Lucas Mil Pond
10 we'll known to be unsurpassd. Tsrnis Cash
Otders collected from ali parts of the coantry.
Address. THOMAS McCRADY, Agent,
p. o. Box No. $50, Charleston, s. C.
r. REvERRyeEs: James Adget 4 Co., Hon. ]. B.
catnpbsh, Dk H. J. Rarensl, Dsyid Jennings,
MeCta6y u s6n, w Grpinsts, John, 6. Ryan.
o0st. ib;' Il aG9, ab4s4tr97 K .a91jH i.
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Me- Sec notice TO lien creditors of
OF John Davenport, Bankrupt, by B.
w. Ball, assignee.
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pB- Sec advertisement Of Dir.
.Thos. .Eakin,. Offering to sell or rent
his, AbbcviITo Store. ~ -, :, ~!
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S9r Sec notice Of sale Of Real Es.
tate of Mrs: M Isabella Miller, by H. s.
Cason, Sheriff. = :"i- ~ .a"-l
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na- President Grant has appointed
Thursday, tho 18th November next.
as day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
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/. The Accounts of the Able
villo Banner.

Our friends will bear in mind that
we have no control over the accounts
due the "Banncr" Office. Thoy arc
the property of tho former proprie-
tor, Mr. W. w. Farrow. We bought
only the material, and goodwill, and
subscription list.
LEE e. WIT SON
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na- Sec notice of sale of tract OF
estate of Robt. Ellis, decd, by IL. s.
Cason, Sheriff. - ...
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n@- Tho Court of Common Pleas
+is in session this week in Newbcrry,
Judge Orr, presiding.
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ncB6s- Soc notice of.lclsditors Of A.
". Sbillito, dec'd. .Eby II. W. Law son
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Dsg The communication from
"Curltail', has been crowded out, but
will appear in our next.
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31t1, Tie Gai4sns Off Ninety six yifiags. Alb
hsvllel equnly,, give notice, thai A. the nAxt
Legislature, application will be made to Ineor-
porate said village. Oct. 10, ls69-3m,
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sa- See advertisements Of sheliff'a
sales for next Sale Day.
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'''hsas Tho" Virginia Lsgis,atars hos
ratified Tho 14th and 18th Amend
ments.
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WHITE GOODS

Can Le found JACONErS and CAM
BRlCS, Soit Flsled JACkONErS and
CAMBRlCS, SWISS, PLAIN and
STkIrED and pLAID NAINSOOKS,
IRISH LINENS, LAWNS, EMBROlD-
ERlES, FRlLLINGS, TAPE TRIM
MlNGS, &o., &c.
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D0MESTICS

Embraces everything generally cls..ed
under this head. PRINTS, Browp and
Bleachel SHIRTINGS and SHEET
lNGS, LONG CLOTHS, DRILLS,
TiCklNGS, LlNSElS, &c., &C.,
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NNlnE VOmmlSSloncr
p. FR. VAN WICK, Esq,
Editor Internal Revenue Record.
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October 12, 1860, 25, Ct
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-13

A a; 1o+ oil
lie lhoE noo it''> a VI oi'e Case i'''eiS
before the Louisville courts, has, according TO
the Couriey Journal of that civ attracted con-
-, e.. -. -, e ~.
Sioei"'ie hot''e' i''' "iono oooau"o VI 'Ho
points evolved during the trial-though these
ware very remarkable-but likewise from the
nature Oh inc 'uuse oPihionS "hiio rehuefihs
the decision. That his remarks pointed to the
Catholic Church must he very apparent. After
... ~,
reviewing Tue 'os'''iionS' anu feietiins 70 'no
plaintiffs desire for q divOrce-which he de-
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THE MORNING Star AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY JUNE 1862

the coinpact of thetrue peace which is founded
In jnstfee. sTime, which buries in utter obi
win exalt hin, in his work, Tho day ahas
dawnel and Is fipening to lite perfect noon
when 1rishmen of every creed will renaember
friend and greatest benefaetor of theircountry.
What man is there, even of those whom our
age has called great, whose name, so many
wears after his death, coutd summon SO many
loving hearts around his tomb We to-day
are the representatives not only of q nation
but of a race "QuGnam regio in terris nostrl
non plena laborisp Where is the land that has
not seen the face of our people and heard their
voicef and wherever, even to the ends of the
earth, an Irishman is found today, his spirit
and his sympathy are hefe. Tho millions OF
America are with us, the Irish Catholic soldier
on India's plains is present amongst us by the
magic of love-the Irish sailor, at the wheel
this moment in far-off silent seas, where it is
night and the southern stars are shining joins
his prayer with ours, and recalls the glorious
image and the venerated name of OConneil.
He is gone who seemed so great.
or the force h, made his own
Something far advanced in state,
And that he wears e, a trner crown D.. hin,
He is gone, but his fame shall live forever on
the earth as a lover of God and of his people.
Adversaries, political ant religious, he has
many, and ike
which stood full square all the winds that blew"
the Hercules of Justice and of liberty stood mp
against them lime, Wnlcn tOucneS III bhiHSss
with lnellowing hand, has softened the reeol-
lections of past contests, and they who once
looked upon him as foe, now only remember
the glory of the fight, and the mighty genius
| of him who stood forth the representative man
of his race and the champion of his people
They acknowledge his greatness, and they JON
! hands with to weave the garland OF ms
| fame. But far other, higher and holier are the
feelings of Irish Catholics all the world over
/ to day. They recognize in the dust which we
are assembled to honor the powerful arm which
| protected them, the eloquent tongue which
| pfoclaimed their rights and asserted their free
| dom, the strong hand which, like that OF the
Machabee of DID, first struck off their chains,
I and then built up their holy affairs Ihey,
mingling the duplication of prayer and the
gratitude of suffrage with their tears, recall,
oh, with how much love, the memory of him
who was Joseph to Israel-their tower OF
strength, their bnckler and their shield-who
shed around their homes, their affairs and their
graves, the sacred light of religious liberty
and the glory of unfettered worship. His
praise is in the Church," and this is the surest
pledge of the immortality of his glory. 4" A
peoples voice" may be " the proof and echo of
all human fame" but the voice of the undying
Church is the echo of everlasting glory" and
when those who surround his grave, to-day
shall have passed away, all future generations
of Irishmen to the end of time will be
minded of his name and of his glory.
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PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

PHoroeRAPfilS PHOTOGRAPHS
S. NDERS SON
Has the pleasure Of announcing to his numerous
friends and the public. that he has removed from CT
Camp street to ... .r
1888. CANAL STREET 1873
where is prepared with all the recent improvements
in the Art execute the Most Beautiful Work that
be desired at the old rates of 50 per dozen.
He would call especial attention his style, the
SUN PEARL PICTURES
which surpass the Finest Ivory Miniature Copying
every style and size
Call and mh14 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-13

L RNEST TURPIN,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER
of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocolate, Cream
Drops Sugar Almnnds-Rock GaBay7JBjBbe- Paste
t;tt-pfeta4-aA h1;-ztcaIn--tu1Flurter-of
French Ornaments such as Cuplds, Flowers, Gum
Leaves Observation-Disclosures GesHfues5 Fancy
Papers for Cake Stands Bouquets, Cartonnages or
Fancy Boxes for Christmas New Year Presents, Cor
nucOpias, ETC., etc ........
93--------- OLD LEvEE STREET .----.93
Between st. Louis and Cont Streets New Orleans La
mh2l Iy s,'aa1,a ...|..
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Dam alu.IEeff }ti sa - ~ .-.iil5l. 'fH OF
: ati h5s. ~ ESQ :eie ,gfnsdfisErlao' .ssi fe
nisa E55 iGiu sos iiaas Ha": sa1
5..s.cgao3 - 49,
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Receipts by Raiironds.

" o, OF G Web. 3.-l3 bales cotton to
J Burbrdge &co-5 do Beraud Gibert-l0
hh6s sugar Price. Hine i Tupper-20 do "a bbls
molasses l. Gravenberg-l0 do ] A Bonnafon-4
do IL hhds sugar r Hare bbls tallOW hides
lOl bdl hides b L Mann dco-2l4 head stock and
sundries TO order-Total Is bales cotton 43 hhds
sugar SO bbls molasses
n Oh q G N RR-February 3-5s bales cotton
II d J M Allen &co-4l do JOS Hoy &co-30 do
Alcus Scherck & Autey-2 20 NJ Killer &co-20
Higgins &co-l7 Payne, Huntington &co-l5 Leh-
mau, Newgass &co-l4 Jno I Hardie &co-l3 TO
Battle & Noble-l0 81 Ably &co-9 Richardson &
Mays A Green &co-S P Harrison & Son.
Won Phul Bros JDo Chafie & Bro-6 Walker &
Vaught-5 H Allison &co-4 W A johnson &co-4
G l. Walmsley eco N Smiths Barrett & Lee
sasser-2 Ball, Lyous &co-l Jennings, Gates &
COL r L Adams q Son-l Warren, Crawford eco
/ W Person. Meyer, Deutch Weis-ll2 bxs
hats HsTricou &co-27 do G Leaumont-l2 do 4
b Meyers-l7 do E Booth &co-3 do Henry &co
bxs drugs Z Hart &co-29 coils rope bales
mdse Jno Hardie &co-100 bxs candles Reicke
20 bbls pickles 20 hf-bbls do rs kegs do Russell &
Hall-sundries to order-Total 3l9 bales cotton
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Exports.

B0STON-Ship VIM Cummings-26O7 bales cot
ton 1856 bbls flour 80 bales rope % tons pig iron
BOSTON-Steamship Oriental-926 bales cot.
ten los bbls molasses 200 bbls -four 1865 hides 440
bdl hides $50 pkgs mdse
R0CkPORT-Steamship Austin-275 bbls -four
Is bbls meal $50 SKIS corn II bags coffee Is bxs su.
gar 81 pkgs mdse
PROVIDENCE, r I-Schr Edwin Reed--447
bales cotton $50 tons cotton seed % bbls moasses
PROVIDENCE, r I-Schr Hattie Baker-625
bales cotton $40 bbls molasses 500 SKIS corn 30
tons cotton seed
RUATAN-Sctr COnstsnce-lO bbls -four II, 600
shingles 2O00 feet lumber
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MONTGOMERY BROS 90. sell, 81 II O'Clock, o. their
Aucop Mart 81 CsmD street, furniture ETC. Also az
nv ocock a. n at Liners Stable. on 0rsvar street,
horses, mules. etc
cu.s NASH sells at II O'Clock at No. % Coliseum
street contents Of said residence.
7 pFJAE Jr, sells at 10 o'clock NJ, at Or. ElOtts
Stables horses, mules, etc.
LOUIS STERN BROS. sell at 10 O'Clock n. at No, So
Magazine and 90 0ravier street boots, shoes, etc.
~ See Advertisements third page.
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Warine Sntelligente.
CRESCENT OFFIcK, NO. 80 CANT SrREEr
Thursdav Fahruarv 4 Igen


Thursday, February 4, 1869 !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Oriental, Paine, for Boston.
VIM Creevy
Steamship Austin, Farwell, for Rockport,
Whitney eco
ship VIM Cummings, Mitter, for Boston.
RR Dscan
Schr Ddwin Reed, Halves, for Providence, RI,
Thorndike Il Norton
Schr Hattie Baker, Fuller. for Providence, RI,
G W Hynson &co
Schr Constance, Arnet, for Ruatan, Il Bonzano
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Alabama, Benson, from Lockport, to c
Whitney &co--1st district
Ship Governor General. Clifford. from Martinique,
in ballast, to G Shute-Point
Bark Hanson Gregory. Gregory, "a days from
Rockland, Me, to Thorndike & Norton--lst
district 81
Schr Helena (Br), Blohm, from Ruatan, to X Nor
gan-2d district Ii
Lugger Fillmore, from Lafourche, to master
I'd district Is
Lugger Jean Baptiste, from the Upper Coast,
TO master-2d district 10
rowBoATs.
Sunhewer, Brown, from the Passes-towed down
and to sea 27th ult. bark Alaska brought up
ship Governor General and bark Hanson
Gregory
sTEAMB0ATG.
Gov Allen, TObin, from Camden
Cleona, Dufour, from Bayou de Glaize
Belle of Alton, Bruner, from st Louis
Cornelia, Blanks, from Camden
Mary, Carroll; from Mobile
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Sehr Colmar, from Tangipaho
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skins sS7 nides ia bales wool c Whitney &co-
ig do 125 hides W F Witherell-424 do bales
skins &c bales wool B L Mann &co-s hides to
Franks-s5OO insspecie Post & Hobby-l9O he Id
stock 400 sheep McQuoid & Mehle-sundres to
order
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STEAMBOATS,.
Below COMING UP.

Ship Amaranth, Watson, from Liverpool Dec. Sd,
to A Bryson-Cargo salt
Bark Gessner, Jaburg, from Bremen. in ballast, to
Schaeffer &co-
Bark Columbia, Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
TO Mummy, LuliDg &co-
Schr Pierce, Farrar, from Galveston, in bal
last to master
Schr Challenger, Joseph, days from Ruatan
Island, to E Pilsbury &co-
Schr Oriental, -, Z days from Cardinas, TO
to master
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R0CkLAND-Bark Hanson Gregory-Lime
RUATAN-Schr Helena-Fruit
HAVANA Steamship Juniata-4O0 bxs sugar
d N Soris &co-l00 do TO order
MOBlLE--Steamer Mary-Is pkgs tobacco C
b Block &co-24 do F Goldsmith-44 boxes fruit
Simms. Levy Denegre-sundries to order
LoVhPORI-Steamship Alabama-2s bales
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LIST OF VESSELS
Corrected Daily.

Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
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below waiting orser,.

Below Waiting Orders.
Ship Lord Dalhousie (Br), Ronald, from Liver.
pool, to Meeker, Knox &co-
Memoranda.
Baltimore, Feb. 2.-By dispatch TO Witherspoon
Halsey &co-The steamship Cuba, Capt Dukehart
sailed LIST inst. for New Orleans via Havana.
DOMESTIC PoRrs.
New York. Jan. 30.-Sailed for New Orleans,
steamships Geo Washington, eager; Gen Grant,
Quick; Vicksburg, Burton, and Santiago de Cuba,
McDairmid. Jan. 26th, cleared for New Orleans,
bark Eva II Fisk, Emory.
Boston, Jan. 25.-Arrived from New Orleans,
bark jeanette, Mathews.
Holmes Hole, Jan 25.-Psssed, ship st Louis,
Hubbard, from New Orleans for Boston,
Norfolk, Jan. 26.--Sailed, British steamship
Dsrian. from Mobile for Liverpool
Providence, Jan -26.-Arrived from New Or
leans, bark Florence Peters, Hooper.
FoRxIeN PORTS.
Liverpool. Jan. ll.-Ssiled for New Orleans.
ships John Parker, Scarboro; Hour, Pepper; 9th
ship Adria. Large; llth, loading for New Orleans,
shiD Expounder, Irvine.
Havre, Jan. ll.-Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Hslcyon, Work.
Gibralter, Jan 3.-Sailed for New Orleans brig
&C COlson, Perry, from Messins.
BTemenhaveD. Jan. l2.-Arrived from Calves
ton. bark Iris, Shute; 18Th sailed for Galveston,
bark J Alters.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

ers. Fob ROCKPORT, ST. MARY's
Sand Corpus Christi. via New Orleans opelousss
great Western Railroad, and Morgan Line Steamers
The Iron steamer
Alabama,
Capt JNO. BENSON,
WIN Brashesr City the arrival of the IL A. NJ train
of the New Orleans, Opelousas and q W. Railroad on
Freight for Corpus Christi and ST.
Marys landed at Rockport
For passage apply Office Opeousas Railroad 60 Canal
street.
wv. 4. BAYLEY. Superintendent.
For freight spply 70
50 and 81 Camp street.
Freight received every Opelousss Ferry Landing
foot of st. Ann street.
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Death of CAPTAIN Lee.

Information was received here yesterday
of the death of Captain s. S. LEE, formerly
of the United States navy, and recently Of
the Confederate navy and commander at
Drewry's Bluff. He died yesterday morn
ing at his residence, Richland, in Stafford
county. He was q brother of General
ROBERT z. LEE, and brotherin-law of Hon.
JAMES NJ. MASON, having married that
gentleman's sister.
Captain LEE was greatly esteemed in the
United States navy, and was warmly wei
coined by the Confederates, to whose cause
he was faithfully devoted. He was pos
sessed in high degree of those graces Of
character which adorn the family of which
he was member. He won not only the
respect, but the affection, of those with
whom he came in contact, and dies regret
ted as one Of the purest and best Of men.
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must not be stupefed. They must profit by
the lesson, and henceforth stand fast by the
principle that the whole people must vote
md the majority must rule.
sThe Walker party is, in the nature OF
things, temporary, like all coalitions. 1t
will fall to pieces unless held together by
stark madness on the part of the supporters
of Wells. 1t is inevitable that the Con
servatives should be intoxicated by their
triumph, and melted by it to acts which
will repel the Republicans from their ranks,
and reiinite them to the regular organIza-
ton. If Virginia does not go Republican
hereafter it viii be the fault of her kepub-
lican leaders. Let them take their logging
kindly, and profit by it. We cannot afford
to have two sets of Bourbons in the country
nj once. The Conservatives not long
ago protested that they would never consent
10 negro suffrage; yet they have already
done it, and won by it. Let the Repubii-
cans throw overheard prescription likewise,
and they will recover their lost ground.
They must take counsel from their reason,
not their temper, and MI will be we'll"
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WARM SPRINGS or VIRGINIA.

This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACr.
now open for the reception and accommodation Of
drcd and seventy miles west Of Richmond, aid
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and
reached from the North ria the Orange aud Alex
andria railroad, connecting NJ GordonsyiIlc.
The Warm Springs are fifteen miles from tho
railroad, connecting at Millboro' depot with A line
Of coaches, passing by the Hot Springs and The
These waters have been long and justly famed
for their curative qualities In various diseases a.
well as for the luxury OF bathing. Iheir propertc,
are gently apcrie1t, diuretic, ard diophorctic.
and applicable 10 the treatment Of the following
diseased conditions-yiz.
Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, and dise1s
surfing from their latent existence Affections OF
the Spinal Marrow and its consequences PARALYSIS
HcmiIlosfa, following suppressed cvacGation'
Mctastasis OF Gout and rheumatism Affection u:
the Joints; LumbaGo ScLatiac, Contractions and
the Cutaneous Diseases; scorbutic and Scrofulou4
Affections; Dyspepsia: Torpid and otherwise Dc
ranged Conditions OF the Liver.
The improvements consist or 4 large and c0nrno-
dious Hotel, n large number OF handsome and con.
veniently arranged Cottages, a spacious Dining
and Ballroom, Billiard-room, Bowlins-alley, Bath
THE BATHS. which are of the temperature OF
se to SO degrees Fahrcnheat are four In number
a large octa2onal BATH, for gentlemen. - Zee;
IN diameter and in depth.
The LADIES BATH Of equal depth.
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath for inya-
Baths. supplied with spring water oftemperaturc
co to 10 deg. Fahrenheit.
The locality of these Springs Is remarkable for
healhincss the surrounding country of romanti,
beauty, andthe atmosphere salubrious ndinvIgo-
rating.
The table accommodations VIII be OF the hc-t
character, and every effort made 10 contribute Ia
the fort and convenience OF visitors.
Persons intending 10 visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are drectedlo the
summer schedule of the passenger trains on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
W. II. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
JOHN W. WARWICK,
T " l.
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patch of inconsistency in charging 1t with
having advocated the new movement
because it would stimulate immigration.
What sort Of Immigration, and how
brought in3 Immigration Of men Of the
Caucasian race, who would become iden-
tilted with US in every manner, and whose
industry and enterprise would beinvalu-
able; and even they were expected to come
in rs voluntary immigrants, unintiuenced by
extraordinary facilities, and invited alone
by the great advantages possessed by our
State, and the confidence impaired oy the
restoration Of good government.
These arc immigrants worth having. For
these we want to save our lands and our
mines. What folly would it be to permit
the Chinese. who have no sympathies with
us. to come in and fill up the places that
could be so much better occupied by people
of our own race. Give us these people who
will become good citizens, with all their
sympathies enlisted with us, rather than
the Chinaman, who has no tie to bind him
to this country, whose wealth is carried to
China, and whose very body after death is
taken to his native land to be buried.