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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-09
sMp.ANFES.


voHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
ouATE GENERAL AGENT ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE Company
OFFICE WITH VIRGINIA STATE lNSC-
RANCE COMPANY,
ONE DOOR WEST OF PosT-oFF1CE,
WILL REPRESENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1912.
TUE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
TIE WORLD.
T,sh assets February l. 1889. Invested IN 5onS'>
and mortgages worth double the amount io'i'cu''
": Number Of ponnies in force February J. 1882
80. 4e6. ,,r-r1-,r Cr,u.
PAW and is conducted OF the only princlpe
which time and experience has proven ~ ~
ratcly safe and trustworthy. a. "a w ~ +%s
most rouitablc manner, which can he usG,i 10 &c
crease the premiums or to purchase t;oIti0i''
insurance, at the option o1 INC l)nlIS -1i'.N~-"'
Appl!catinns respectfully solicited. -,
Dr. j. b. McCAw, Medical Examiner. &C
pART1ClPATloS lNSuRAN'N'
4 system OF insurance under whicha COMPANY "a.
ability 10 pay It's losses kseS (pN pdte WIN IL IN
crcasfnc liability to incur loss without rt.p'slIE
any liability whatever upon the ho!dcrS "a 40 fo
cies. ----xr
(FIRE) INSURANCE CONfAHh
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
STATEMENT or JULY, 1859 .-,o o,o
CASH CtPlIAL..........r... ~,
~, 'ron
TOTAL CASH ASSETS. ........,'...S-'2"- 90 o'"' 49,
kinds Of property at reasonable rates. L;rt'-
nunrtrrs oil the profits are divided In july OF '.c
year 10 It's customers in scrip bearing interest -
Fix per cent. per annum, and rc"ccm;o!c III c''Sh
In tie order Of its Issue. .. 49,.
Ai 49, THOMAS :. ARMISTEAD. Agent,
ONCE nI3 Main street, Richmond
BENT < COFFROTl!. Agents,
Winchester, Va
Col MAURICE s. L.tNGiInEEE,
Agent, Iynchburg, ' a.
Anolications for agencies in other parts 81 inc
ntp may he made to GIBSON < ROSE, State
Arcnts. Address box 129. Richmond. Va.
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General Assembly ofvirginia'
FRIDAY, October s, 1850.
SENATE.

The Senate met at y o'clock NJ; Lieu
tonont-G oycrnor LEWIS in the chair.
PRAYER by Rev. John L. Edwards, ID. D.,
of the Methodist Church.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
MT I. D. BRIGGSs
oLD-EsTABL1sHED
RICHMOND BAKERIES,
,,.IS and 400 BROAD STREETS.
nnrAD CRACKERS, CAKES, and rnES'
bns ROLLS. BUNS, and BISCUITS;
CRACKERS OF all kinds
CAKES
PLAIN. FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL
in the greatest variety.
Call examine, and be c6uvinced'
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO TIE
RETAIL TRADE.
\. B. All orders must be acco'hp"i''' nro
mIttance, or c. o. D. =
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DRY GOODS.

UH bOODS.
AK BROAD STREET. AK
new GOODS: sew eooDs'! ~
FIRST ARRIVAL THIS SEASON
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
JyL1rs sycLE,s.
No. Us Broad street, between Fourth and F''h.
one of Se ro ena
q nKT G29 6 sf sTsr psre1 IL the city
,oo n,o,o. I.Trsr sTv1r nprsa cooro
FINE PLAID p6 SfGh 8
fR hshE an1 FR Fttf al po S,Iahfs
n1 ~ az 'A nn,f ri oP % ~
r rhaSh 'T1 BOT ISs 1919,
French MERiS0Es. ali shades No"
aLL1W ool; n IG.ST, LiNES, al colors
R RR3CK nkXd 5s iGRs sn soad I'D
WOOL SHAWLs, double and single;
misunderstanding entirely new.
FLANNEL! FLANNEL
WHITE and COLORED FLANNEL, plain and
BED BLANKETS, Il large asiortEeDt.
g gEAsITRs Srhs9TH'
BR0AD Cloth,
SATINETS.
FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
TABLE-cLoTHs and DAMAsKs,
T row. IS 'NNpK1Ns. and DoYLIEs;
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Mr.. PATTERSON, Of Franklin, arose 20
personal explanation. He wished to correc,
n statement Of the State Journal TO Inc ehec'
that he had been member o. me HOUSE. %
take. and might lead to a censurc of the
commanding General for allowing person
obnoyious to the fourteenth amendment e
take his scat in the Legislature. lie Woulc
statc that he had never been 4 member G.
tho LEGISLATURE except during the late war
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-09

DRINTING In COLORS DONE AT
I THE DISPATCH PENTING-aOUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-09

NE MEADE & BAKER, APo1hECA "a
prES and DRUGGISTS, and dispensers oil nrS'
quality imported Coloenes Perfumery r1nan amd
scans. Spongcs, Combs, Brushes, Cosmetics Ni.
french Medicinal Preparations, el9 Main sIree'
NEARLY opposite post-ollcel, Richmond va
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uIRsu & 6UGGESHEISlER.

Statesmen: u. c. Kcau, J. II. chcnery, and
W. II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. sc25
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TIE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.

The bill for the ratification of the four
teenth amendment was then read first,
second. and third time, having been pre-
viously engrosscd.
On motion of Mr.. SMITH, Of Henrico, the
bill was then put upon its passage, and the
ayes and noes being called, was adopted by
he following vote:
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4 COLORED PAGE

The President was, on motion Of Mr.:
FprScu. authorized to appoint Il colored
M o. for the accommodation Of the colored
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-08
Observation-Disclosures.
8eueraarben bes @tses u. @etfes.

Der Menl9, ben 6eu&elet befedt,
ST MIR Elm %fub1. BEN S@nee bebedt.
2.
@ei @9nede int @atben.
unb &enner in Gbaten.
8.
Du woatef tab}9 peri9wiese1t ie'r'.
SITS @urt beraus, IT'S ni&t uaebr betn,
90 lana bas @9pert 1T in Der @4eibe,
Shuts teineu, @enf9sn rpas ~ 2etbe.
Ole 8usenb ptrft I'M @stbsei&id TINT f@ sen
f96nfen @4ein
Dem @aru9en elei&, bas 2ases sra1,
Na@ts slubt, wie Demanti9ein.
S. Dertnnre @ertb. .
8efunben 1aub Der @ertb, Der tnn're, tt&
bur9 1baten,
mte @.pf.1, bas fe reif, bur& ttren Duff
perratben.
6. Ginf unb lest.
:. @tnfens r1a9te &raft ben @teser,
Gtnfens bra9te mutb bic Gbr'
S.st entf&etbet nt9t ber &rieser.
Sest entfaetbet fetn @emetr.
Z. Tprtf@ritt
,11eberaarae bid ni&t" 70 fpri&t bic BE-
bd9ttse Sdnede;
.vTort NIT Der &eattton! gortpGrtS -"
70 I9rettet Der &rets.
s.
6n&' has Befe in Der &iefe: bteies@pra@<
lein wpb1 erspdse,
@olb rubt IN bes 8erses @&opbe, @anb aab
aotb an ieben, @ese.
9.
S&retb' III ben @anb bic unbtlb eth
Ole @pbltbat bau' In Marmorfein.
10.
Das Meue're birst nt4t tets fir innerlt9e
@ute.
6Aarf tt hes @9lebborns Tru4t, f9on
rseis if fetne s1atte.
III.
,Balb III bas GYtsrara1t etn Yftt17
1rift nit Der @ptse;
ST balb etn @dwerot,
Srift NIT ber @9drfe;
SIT man9mal aud (bie@rie9en liebtens fo),
Gin tletn @enadlb', ein Strab1, sefanbt
:3un Brennen ntAt, muir gum @rleu9ten."
Mus benz Dorfe @aiterba4, .. q. Nasolo
Fort matt: SIN elmer a1ase Der @emeinbe
sesen ibren Yfarrer aus benz Sabre ITO
tptrb unter anbern yunften 9e1tenb sema4t
berfelbe babe etnma1 auf Der &an5el sefast:
ga pben auf Dem Beree fet ber 2eufe1 Dor
gbrtfus auf bte Suee sefaaen unb babe &C.
faet, er wpue ibn1 bic sanae @roe aberladen,
nur @atterba9 ni@t, benH bas fet fciner
@rpbmutter @tttweniiB.
Cine Sdaufptelerseieai9aft fabrte in &C.
senrpart elmer 9eptGen Tarfin bic Sperette
auf, 100 Is in elmer Mrie beibt: Is lebe ber
&Dnts, rnetn Mdb9en unb i@, Der &Dnis
fur ale, rnetn Mab9en far mild. Man
,ppQte es alio mad ben umtdnoen anoern,
unb fang 70; Gs lebe bic TarFin, u,ein
Mdb9en unb id, bic 5arfin fir aae, n,ein
Mdb9en fhr Mid.
E~reffenbe Mntmprt.-etn Sauer
fam tpesen zines Yro5eGes Namens Der
ean3en @enteinbe 1T bic Stabt. Der &i4>
ter, ber Sielen 8ettlduf9feit mube, fraste
ben Bauer tparuu, bic @emeinbe 9erabe i'm
gum 8epoamd9tisen sepdblt babe, pb
fein @erfanbiser ba fti2 Der Bauer iaste :
mir baben nod siel fllsere 2eute int Dorfe,
a1s i'd Bin, aber fe metntet nit eineut
Mann, wte Sbr feib, tSnnte i'd 1apn aus<
tcr1nnen.
vA@, Ste entf9ulbteen, tonnen sic mir
pteaet@t fasen, tuann Der leste 3ue BON ct.
Saul mad Gbteaso eebt?"
unRee, Mdnnefeu, bet tperb'n mir pobl
8eebe f9perlt9 er1eben.""
64Dnes &tnb, ber Brunne1t iebt tppbl feb.
1DWeE, laneH SH ntr ma Ste IN Steden
punapen belfen!
A@ ia, 9err lieutenant, belfen @tt
MIR, Ste fnb ia bas @umpen fdon g.
p6bnt!
unfere SpbinT.
Die &au@wclfen f@laeen i'm iber BEN
&opfe 5ufammen!
er teIbf bra4te aur @lutb be lufiser
Glautu1en. .
VI t9tpelst I'M GenuGe bes &au9es, If
felt9
nnb i9aut aaf ben Seuerbeert por tim f
hoblt9,
St fedt ben &dr1tn In ben Munb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-08

MFets. 4. San 1865, unsefdbr So, O0O. 600.
Nolisen. 1. Sanuar 1865, $25,O0O,OOO.
BeaabIt fir 3phcSfdue. 100000.
SdbrlidteS Gfnfpmmen Iber 100000.
Oinihense 40 Nro;ent.
1.riebr. sd ~ enblsr. 5uep Defenbpnd,
Biee' Tr6fcent. prdFoeut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-08

1tnfere Spbing.
Die &au9wclfen fa1asen itm iber benz
&epfe 3ufanmen!
Gr felba bra@te aur @lutb bic lufisen
Glannten.
VI f@tpelet int GenuGe bes &au9es, if
felte
nnb f4aut aaf ben Teuerbeerb por tim 70
hoblt9,
St fedt ben &amin In ben Munb
@tbt benz !@eerbe bic 2uft unb teiet e.
runb,
Setn Ndielein f9webt INT @oblserude,
Der i1 fptt int gultare entYptdelt.
Wer Is ratben tpid, benz iet Is nidt seruebrt.
@te Der Mann betbt unb ber tlnfli9e 6eerb,
@uF0funs tn nd&fer Summer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-22
Il AL 5
Vegetable SigiIian Hair Remover

E-eyy yp15. increases fHc u0rsI-.
lHFity Of fhiR rHEH16'o NGiP PFPp-
GrutipH, sCHtch in Gae 10 gH@fjE
atone. We cdH assure 0Hr 0td
tBGtF0HS that ft ~ Efpt f2;f{g T8 10
its biGh StHflsf0yTl. 0tlR tn fa9Ss
scho hare 3srcs' sisCtk if IRE Cfgsb
coDfIrHfIE say. that IL as fitc nESy
reG;ubIp ana perfected fEFPP}tiFs'-
ti0n fD restore asSEAv 0Ss FADED
FsAsEs 10 It's BDffhf5a color. 1afE~
ira it SO:t. ii;Sts effs. GfsR si}hs-s;
the SCALP, or as "9e. 6"c"!iex
9Gkiie Giit! ci1GH: ~ 3Sbs"rt+ 'sN
erHpfj0Rs OIiH tJtlta'WT, "tt1 or
its fOuic properties fss sTCHfs ti3s
kai,. Jy'Ohp JdtijStg Gdt. Css IL S'iT,:~
GfFSsfcs SEud h0FE"fabCs f5r mir
syF1nria. By iis Rse the hair y. '0tu5
fRicker CtpI stronger. IR 6ut6H"ss
IL res ores tAr capillary gj0aiCs
10 ihcil normal cigDF, Gj.i SCjA
cFe0fe "a ae6C gr0lDih "I-CsGS tss
e2rfs'sIHe 0tGt age. II a. jar s9Gss
,,c0uD ilicGE EAAS2k DyS ESsssS
ereP Ussd, Us IL requires JFG"sF
applications. Gild gig'"s Ffie a0i"
sIl0f Splp2lfiiF sy'GSSy UDD"TiGsEscs
so niWrh Gsi,4!FPff 6B "H. i. /.
FGycS. ~. H.. State .f#SagPF 81
AfSs.. sans. "ghp c,snSfifR eats d"s
pure umt cnrrf'atfg Ec!ectFH ser
ercelIs3lt qiTaIjsH. UHR J C9."3u'<9'
IL fhe ssE@'g FE2ssS' Axs AGstst Far
as i!4teUdei gjwFgUsc5.' ~ Z ,stiS.-
Eish "a treatise 0h the hG!J'. t'-f,'rH
are seed free 6y l"gJ jit2H 81 .r!5.
cation, sURjch C0HiHiAS s"3sts'}@ ~
dTt0gU 9s0ficPs fr0H cie|0HHV ~,
slh yS sCitItIS. TIE press, CEHo stiH
ne EHCe HloffjS ff3@ aiffGH i AZ.
hair FfIGi itS diseases - %H~' s"..Y
for gears, "'I6 kgsD:' th:'f. gC2 @1af.Ae
the HtcS! Gttie tire preparation f;s.'
tie res CFfijOI cit3,! ttie ~ 900. ''s!-
fiOH az tie EHi}, P.rtUE'f. ,,ssJ SO
dcktt0fU!rfi,srR by IL" ats5 AE"-aa.
cal sLlla S'sScaaf"-sA .AuttaorEay.
Sad By al Druggists and D,a'es in .i.ds:i"..
COOK. C0Eu3i 9 co.
Genl Agents for North Western States.
81 DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO, ILL.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-22
Western Union Rail Road.
Su.rrner Arrangement.
3ncine to Rock Island & Owen port.
Ttco Etpress Trqias Daily sG;h srdy as J9No3rs:

Racine to Rock Isltnl & Dtvenonrt.
Tco Eegress Traias Daily sqsl ,eay as t9Nors:
GONG WEST.
P.ai9R w. /. Drq EhBress Leave Rlci1e -
!. 10 p. N. Arrive at Clinton Jnn"tion - 81 p.
u. connecting close with trlin~ on tn Chtcar"
y Worth Western Railway from ihn North. A.
.rlu't with trains from and II NtN'1a AMI
orairs IN Chen. At Frecport with trHtns N
iho Illinois Central tilvay for North aat south
md qrrlvin, IA Savanna at = - p u. making
.'nSe eOgnoct lon with It ann from Dubuque. NJ
- connecting with trains for Camel VA f..
"or. Byron al 10 10 p VI, AMI Rock Island at ii55
r @io No. :. wqIt E,Dreas.-T.aava Prcina ut
fJ0P ". conn erting- n Rlciq, Junction with
'-,in r,|n Chf.roo 1t C,faton Innstf,n n 20 ~
p " with train from the NpctiTv - m z Ill
wav: NJ Frrnport with trlia' on TIE G z :
u F Iton with z prs !r"iTS, ~ H)n1ctl "'dFs :;
omaha an Doints on the uni"n P."iic r n,
Road; arriving at PI~t Bv-oa, at 100 A. NJ, and
1T Rock Island, at : o. \. NJ.
G0ISG FAST.
T'qin w. ,. n,y = .9re's.-Lnavn Rock Islam !
It - \. VI: Port Brrop At 100 A II: ~ VI
-.:5S A. VI : cOnnnctinr with trains 81 On" Dixon
Air linz AMI ~ tn Ibwa Division ~ tn G. *
:. ". Railway. arriving At n \ N, cn10 Ct
inr Cl1s' with St"amor tor Dln1lG': ~ FRYE
port at toss A NJ. at Clinton ut II = ?. NJ. NJ
king close connections with trains for Ian .@vil
Madison Prs,iri, du Chi.n. ~ C"0=S". On sO-h.
FJuiUl1c nDd Green BY. and a-~Ivin.. ~ RInir
II ~ p ". connecting with trains for MIwap-
kec Inf Chicago.
7s0io W 3 Leave Rock island - - r. Il
Port BYRON. 80 T. NJ: conn citing with trains 81
the following points: a. Fulton from ami 60 G ..
trail Iowa: NJ Pr ,op0rt. with trains ~ l. .. 2 &
from North anil s&ouih; at C.iusnn win trains N
the c. & y. W. Ry.: 70. all paints in No III IA
in1 Western Wisconsin. arriving ~ Rein -
400 A. NJ. and correcting with trains for Nil
waH,l'o and Chicago.
TTi7 Nc. : Tqy T'~i 74fT7F f""onra7 fFio7. -
Leave rrnnport for Eaciue u 20 = !. Il. arriving
at Rl"i1r n - p. NJ. II G. TATE S1nt
a. G. HARMON. Ganl Freight ami ficS"t AZ t.
AuZust 18th. 1Sj7. Satf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

~ We commend to the careful
perusal of our readers the letter of
our New York correspondent, and
trust that if there are any despondont
among them, they will catch some
thing of inspiration and hopo from
the cheerful Wow presented by our
correspondent. His name, wore we
at liberty to give it, would add
weight to his suggestions. Suffice ii
to say, that mental cndowmcnts Of
tho highest order, the experience o.
years Of extended observation, and a,
present commanding business rcla
tions in the great metropolitan city
cntitlc him to speak as ono "havins
authority"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

$.ss i. on. .,,lissaes stne. worthy to b. ...o.
dated with tas ysesss illustrion. names Of our
Jsats; InssAEpt say that l refer to the H6a.
~; ,Esi;lS :po'ls, and ine0rropa'l' IA
SMors rttsatly, ., teacher of dist,nsui,hed
|rePutattoh taugIS IN thu Immediate vicinity Z Z
pan infinitely known Ito many of you 4
graduate Of ths South Carolina College; a ripe
scholar, and assuming gentleman. james Louis
Lessly. hams i"separably associated with the
cause Of education.
But may not finger here by connection
with this School is u"w dissolved. 1 shall ever
revert to the last three years rs among the han
piest Of my life. 10 you my young friends, tu
the patrons Of the School mud to my highly es
teemed associates. l bid an affectionate far.
well, -.
| "A word that hati, been, An must be.
A word thu. fingers. yet farewell.
We must not forget to- mention as
prominent actors, and whose cfficicn,
services contributed in no small de
gree to the success of the entertain
ment, the Marshall, Mr.. John r. Brad
ley, to whom we and our party wcr,
greatly indebted, moro than we ca,
well express, for especial kindness an.
courtesy; the Stage Managers Mcssrs
Thos. Horton and John McLane; an,
the Police, Messrs. WIN. Horton, Jas
McComb, Sam'l Irwin, Jesse Bradley
j. A. Link. Wilson Hanvcy and L
W. Jay. We must not forget too tt.
, nice ice-crcam, prepared by Mrs. Gol
: ding which contributed so much t.
the general enjoyment.
| The evening as wo have said, passc,
off pleasantly, and terminated quictly
with everything to enhance and moth
ing to mar the general cnjoymcn,
Everybody enjoyed themselves, an
none more so than our humble selvc.
who met with nothing but kindness(fo
which we return our special thanks,
and had "a good time generally" w
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02
State Constable Hubbard in Tronble

We learn from the Augusta
Chronicle ant Sentinel that State
Constable Hubbard, (whom some
few Of our readers have seen, but
whom this most Of them perhaps
would not care to see), was arres-
ted in Augusta, Ga, on last Satur.
day. night, on charges made by
Mcssrs. Flint & Sharptou, and
taSen before Justice Ellis of that
city. The offence charged is tha,
the said Hubbard some months age
arrested the prosecutors in Hamburg
and without authority held them
in custody in Augusta, Ga, being
without the jurisdiction Of this
State. Hubbard on the contrary
alleges, that after giving their pa
role not to escape, the prosecutors
voluntary accompanied him acros.
the river-which the @. and S. think.
a very improbable story.
Hubbard was incarcerated Satur
day night, not being able to give
bail. hut ON Sunday morning, tel
egraphed to General Scott to hell
him out of his troubles. Scot
responded that he would be re
sponsible; and Hubbard the re
doubted was discharged on bail, t.
appear again the next morning he
fore the Magistrate for prelimina
ry examination-the result O
which we nre yet tolearn.
The Chronicle and Sentinel repeat
a statement with regard to Hubbard
which we have seen before; an
which will not increase his reputa
ton at the South-that lie worme
himself into the confidence Of Mrs
Surratt, almost "kissed to hetray'
and then giving evidence. wa
chiefly instrumental in the convic
ton of that innocent woman.
He is said to be very indignan
at being arrested by 1.-TWO Ku-Klu
Democrats" when in the discharg
of high official duty and when jus
about clutching the notorious Bris
coe, and the $4,000 reward togett
er.
"The b~st laid schemes O. nice an men
Gang 1t a-gaee'"' - 80"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02
: indiso4pinatifsR

impuIsive, indisot9uinati6a heat
against the rebellion and alE eoncerned
lpit hasstycnSplas with thsllapse of
time to cooler, calmer thip king.a The
treatment of the conquefed rebels is
nowSweighed swithsmoro regard to the
true interests Of tho whob country.
Opinions upon it are shaped loss by
private feeling and moro byconsidcra-
tions Of sound public policy.
"AmonS the Union men of the
South-evcn the RADICAL portion of
thcm-there is perception of q bad
anomaly in state of things under
which the highest prerogative OF
citizenship is denied I'd thousands OF
tho most wealthy, Intelligent, and
virtuous, while It is freely exercised
by tens of thousands who have lived
oil their livos, until very lately, in the
most debasing slavery and benighted
| ignorance, -.
"Thc Radicals of tho North, too
arc growing moro sensible Of this
incongruity. It is hard for them tc
keep up their old cry of manhood
suttrpge, and mako the application
stop short of the white race. If theil
principle is worth anything at all, it:
validity is absolute, aLd its applica
ton must be universal. 1t has come
to this--as every thinking man fore
knew from tho outset-that the Rail-
Gals cannot nonrish their resentment
against the Southern white man, ex
cept at tho expense of tho 'impartia
equal right platform, tho abstrac
|justice Of which was all that ever
gave them any standing place in thu
politics OF the country. Thus it i.
that the very class of Northern poll
ticians who have been most impiaca
blc toward tho South are preparin.
to yield something, from the shee
necessity OF keeping q square ant
clear position before the people"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02
mm- We direct the attention of on

rA- We direct the attention of our
readers to the adv rcrtiscmcnt of
Mcssrs. Wilson & Hutchison's Mill,
which appears in another column. 1t
is now thoroughly repaired and reno
vated, with improved new machinery,
superior shutter, the very best boiling
cloth, experienced miller, and careful
and accommodating superintendent.
1t is now one Of the very best mills in
the District, and has been steadily
growing in public favor. 1t has the
merit of doing its work promptly and
well. Give it trial. .... '..-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

STATE TAXEs.-We loarn that the
amount of tho general State tax to bs
raised in our District has been assessed
at Sic, 6,4S7, at tho rate Of seven mills
to tho dollar. Dir. VIM. II. Taggart
County Commissioner, informs us thai
an assessment of three mills to the
dollar has bcon laid for county pur
poses, which would realize Over
$4,000; aggrcgating in all Over
$685. 900, against $49,702 42 in 1886
This is about one-third more, but no
rs bad as it might be. Mr.. Russell
tho Collector, will commence hi
duties about the 18th July. His al
vcrtiscment will appear in our next.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02
ss- &5hadS tbs :pseass,se. n e.,

sS- wsahad Sths pseassaAe, few
days .sincs,9of n'aitieg shs acquain.
tRncs of bE, Bryant, of SPArtanburg,
% Dsmocrs stic moA her oft6e "Inves.
gomhittee'"aow7i in session
here. The Doctor has. made a sacri.
fee of'Hs feelings for the good of the
country, and will no doubt provo IL
"vigilant sentinel on tho watch
tower" Cars is now the watch and
wait policy. "MastcrJ idactiyityT l.
our watchword. In correction of .
misstatemcnt mado in our last issue,
we would say, that BIr. Elter is d pro
fessional reporter for tho press.
white man and not q ncgro-a gentle
nun Of excellent character.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

n@- During the past week we have
been passing through "the heated
term"-with tho thermometer ranging
in the coolest p!aoos," on the sunny
side of ninety degrees, o that one
could cool himself
"By thinking on the frosty C"uousus.-
Suppose you try it, and if it fails,
attempt something more effective
(even if more costly) in the shape Of
John Knox & Co.'s Joe, or Mrs. Gold,
ing's ioe-oream. .,. ...:..... .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02
na To our agricultural friends y

na- To our agricultural friends we
commend the perusal of the commu-
nication of Maj. r. A. Griffin, and
trust that they will take counsel from
the experience of one so we'll quail
fed to advise in all that pertains to
the tarm, We will be pleased to re-
ceive frequent contributions from the
Major. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

-0a We are indebted to Mr.; John
Enright, our fellow-citzen, and to
Maj John Alexander, of columbia,
for late flles of foreign papers, for
which they will please accept our
thanks: .>@;"t. - sG.,s: s.! pEiEegG 9,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

n@- We commend to the attention
of our readers the timely suggestions
of Mr.. F. A. Copnor in behalf Of agri-
cultural organization, Follow his ad-
vice and enroll yourselves all at once.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

I: n@- The crops are said to bo -four.
ishing but sufRoring somewhat fol
rain, especially the corn. Tho vegct
ablcs have mover been fipcr--''smal
potatoes" myth-and blackberrief
abundant. Peach brandy will likely
be in demand, as the crop of frait is
unpromising.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

s@- See advertisement or fresh
arrivals, at Parker ;& ThomE6n's
Drug Store. 2'4'ti'2mEi .tnno1 nL
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

~ See advertisement, Or, Central
House. Extended notice no4t' week.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

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