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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16
POPULAR Fallaoies:

That you can receive one dollar q
day, and spend two and get rich.
Z hat to do man favor and then
refuse him another, won't make him
twice as mad as if you had refused
him nc first.
That when you buy on credit,
knowing very well that you will
not be able to pay, it is not stealing.
That next , ear the taxes are to be
lighter.
That every other man is bound to
die except you.
That ifyou have good cause in
love, law or war, pitch in, you are
bound to succeed.
That YOU can play draw poker and
lose Just so much and no more.
That there is one way. known only
to Yourself, to break faro bank
That when you buy horse he
will be certain to turn out as repre-
scented.
That when you under AXE to sell
one sou are not going to lie about
his qualities.
That if you always say what you
think you will win the regard of the
entire community.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16

THE BOOKS of the company aow
i open Mt the company'S office tpkth' he
are DESTROYS of taking stock 10 the -
April
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16
THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
ercantile Reference Register.

THE Merchants Protective Union. organised 70
rram'te and project trade by enabling It's sno.
ribers tn attain facility and safety 81 ereai' $40
Tho recovery OF claims ut all polhu' nsse .uL
nnnnce thai they will. in September 1865, puDhsh
in one large quarto volume
The Merchants Protective Union Ass
camille Reference Register.
containing among other shngs. the Names; N'eIs
| NJ Rusiness. Amount of Capital. Financial stsna'
| w ~; "a p.tjnu "A 10 credit Of over 4e0.0O0 81 the
ntiniua merchants traders. bahksr. sss y
r. and IubIic companies. In more tnAn sS..s.
| tha cities towns, villages. and settemsn" - n.
om, the United States. their territories, ~ ~
Rritish Provinces Of North America; ana sn
,he most i'm partant information attainA " sue nee
e-sary to enable the merchant 20 1870 ~ ~,
glance the Capital. Character ano 49, -. :,
Of snrb Of his customers ~ are oeem,u .Hsny %
| any graduation OF credit. comprls3n Neus-
paper Directory. containing sns W. ShAteetsf'
price. and place Of Rno"rs.I ~. = -" p,,s.,.
nde 10 the F.ess Of every county n The U. Ststes.
IT, re,-lrt- and Information will be eonfnsd 70
H., Semed worthy OF some line II credit. and ~
,ie same viii lie based. ~ far ~ pra ,tcabls upon
the written statemests Of the parties themselves.
wlnse char cter will pruve guarantee Of the cor
rertness OF the information furnished by tbem. h
believed that ths reports will prove more truIhful
and complete, and, therefore. superior 10, and Of
much greater value than a1y pssy,ss,y i:sssd
siness m. will he enabled IN ascertain sfa kisnes
the capital and graduation Of credit. % oenpnee1
with financial worth. Of nearly every msreh@n4
manufacturer. trader ond banker. withtn ths sees~
named territorial limits.
On or aboat the Rrrt Il 80 asn =.
will al-s receive The hpEaA -; s s
Among other thinassel rypuf. - -. ~ pe1ans
$780,. in The n.ne and eona1tio8 % 6rms thiO.
ont The country. A. psay occur Subsequent 10 ths
publication q eaeh I'D, yearly volums Of The hsr-
r.ntile nrfereaos RegirHf.
Price sf the Merchants uninn Mercantile Refer
encs Register. any dollars. $500 for which Il vii
be forwarded to any address IN the United States.
trans1ortation paid.
Htldrrs Of Owe $40 shares Of The rApital etoek.
in addition TO participating IN the pruats. vii 70
ceive one cory NJ the Mercantile Reierncs Register
free Of charge; hoders 81 lee shares VII Be entitled
70 tEo copies; and no more than ten shares n The
Capital Stuck will Be allotted N any enc applicant
All Temittancrs. orders. % communicstions ree-
liza y TIE book shouId be addressed 70 The hsr-
fAa4 Protective Union. N the Amsrican Exrhs.
- BuldF No. ! p Brusdvsy, (Bor 1sssl
- lotk. ~ tsngfsop
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16
Gpe y arm Il u9aroen,
From the Southern Hcrticultar'st.
Fruits for the South. mo. /
APPLES.

.Ucr.'s to thee, Old Apple Tree,
Whence thou m~yst bud and whence ihou may
blow, ,
Ana whence ,hou may ct hear apples enow,
Hat. full Caps fnll
Bushels and Sacks fuh'
uuxxal"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16
N OF &c E!
CANTON MANUFACTURING COMP
re ready to take contracts for the tuildh
HOUSES, FENCES, ETC,

and datter themselves that they can d..
KINDS Of WORK. eItneT WOODEN or la
prices that must se'nre II literal patroTa N
the public. Grind corn for the public "
day 1Satulday. G. A. HOGoETT, ST.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16
Anecdote of Webster.

Danl. Webster was firm believer
in Divine revelation. and close stu
dent of its sacred pages. On one oc-
casion, a small company of select
/ friends spent an evening at his house.
Tea over, the Bible, and the relative
beauties Of its several parts, became
the topic of conversation. When
the turn came to Webster, he said :
1.-The master piece of the New
Testament, of course, is the Sermon
on the Mount. That has no rival, no
equal. AS to the Old Testament
writings, my favorite book is that of
Habakkuk, and favorite verses,
chapter iii. II, IS: Although the
fig tree shall not blossom, neither
shall fruit be in the vines; the labor
of the olive shall fail, and the fields
shall yield no meat; the tlOcks shall
he cut off from the fold, and there
shall be no herd in the stalls: yet
will rejoice to the Lord, | will Joy
! the God of my salvation" This,
continued Webster. | regard as one
of the sublimest passages of inspired
literature. And often have | won
dered that some artist, equal to the
task, has not selected the prophet
and his scene of desolation as the
subject of painting.
"When in Paris some years ago."
continued Mr. Webster, 4" received
an account Of French Infidel Who
happened to find in the drawer of his
Library the stray leaves Ofan unknOwn
volume; althOuUh in the constant
habit of demo cling the Bible, like
most infd writers, be had never
read Any part of it, These fugitive
leaves contained the above prayer of
IIabbakuk. Being a man of fine
literary taste. he was captivated with
Us poetic beauty aud hastepcJ to
the club house TO announcer ia al
& OF course t1nenv "a w n
S3,s,H the nam. n ~ sANi
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16
lint for Farmers, &c.

lint for Farmers, &c.
yUGRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co.
now manufacturing The best, cheap
cot most durable PAINT In use two coats
we,pn. mixed with pure Linsssd Oh. will l.ss
IN Gears it II of light brown or beautiful
cho. color. and can be changed 10 green. lead .
.to,ab olive, or cream. to suit the taste Of the
,.opr. 1t IL valuable for Houses. Fences. Barns,
~, and Gar makers. Pals and Wo0dsn- ware.
agural Implements Canal Boats. Vr."els and
Stpttoms. Canvas. Metal and Single Roofs.
1it Fire and Waterproof Floor oil Cloths.
ffnufacturer having used 5.00O hblH. the past
BID rs Paint for any purpose. IL unsur-
tnr body. durability. elasticity. and adhs.
sS Price, 81 per bha OF 800 lbs. which will
IA farmer for yeas to comr. Warranted in
ata AS above. Sand for a circular which aivss
aIicuars. None genuine unless branded 10 .
Mark. Grafton Mineral Paint. Persons can
he Paint and remit the money on receipt 81
ids. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL,
81 en- ?54 Pearl Street.. New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16


~ The World says that Mr.. Bel.
mont contributes a hundred thous-
and dollars more toward the ex.
penses of the Democracy in the late
election-Erchange.
Mr.. Belmont did not contribute
one thousand dollars toward the ex.
penses of the Democracy during the
late campaign. Our authority is the
word of members of the State and
National Democratic Executive
Committee. And still more, he did
not vote the Democratic ticket at the
late election for President and Gov.
ernor.
Mr.. Belmont is a very fine man for
all we know, but he is by birth, edu.
cation, and interest antagOnistc to
Democracy. His property is i'll
bondS-the party that taxes them
hurts his interests, and Just so long
as the Democracy of the lnnd make
him their cashier and auctiOnerr
Just So long will they be sold for the
benefit of the Rothschilds, Belmont,
and other bond.hol1ers who are sun
ming themselves on the same roof
n. Y. Democrat.
Assuming the foregoing to be
true, as doubtless it is, it must be
conceded that Mr.. Belmont, as
Chairman Of the National Executive
Committee of the Democratic party,
is out of place-a three corn, red peg
in a round hole. Clarion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16

TRANsPLANTING TREEs.--The French
are supposed 10 understand this art tc
perfection. The exhibition OF transplant
ed forest trees at the late Exposition was
matter Of wonderment to foreigners.
To transplant forest trees successfully.
the tap. not top. root should be cut off.
All who have experience in taking up
saplings have observed the tsp.r root,
which runs into the ground like a beet.
The tree should b. trAnsplantrd after sun
down. all the small fibres carefully pre-
served. and the roots we'll waiered.
Stones piled up around the bodies Of
fruit trees, TO the depth VI one or two feet,
is preventive against borers. frosts. &c,
and also aids in the growth of the tree by
projecting it
We have ever found that blacksmiths are
more or less given to vice. Carpenters, for
The most part. speak plainly, but they will
chisei when they get chance Not uufre-
qnently they are boies, and often annoy one
with their old saws
Principles before raan. saws vour states.
man; bat that is reversing the order afl
things. We're not men made befure princi-
pes Adam W. feet - h slippers -
fore be n I with the sbadowsfe
'rinciple e = priuripal thing ~
rouhled ht.- fhu was a wife - - b
sitter respect feat many men sine 4
lie Adam. IA
An irsseibie old E.nilsmaa - sfsrf
si,h snssslng "a The car, - rssl,99 th,
-ight lines, be arrrftf' "a !. ssr' rreIief %
moment, snd extrIcau tss~SiftaHg
be thus sddrssSed hisn. .||'s,.e q blsf
y. saying 20 :
niafsr . euriou, n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16

THE MIXTURE OF RACEs.-Agas-
siz, in his lately published work on
Brazil, has the following on the mix
ture of races:
Let any one who doubts the evil of
this mixture philanthropy to break
down the barrier between them, come
to Brazil. He cannot deny the de-
terioration consequent upon an
;tmalgamatiOn of races, more widely.
spread here than in any other coun-
try in the world, and which is rapid
ly effacing the best qualities of the
white man, the negro and the Indian
leaving "A mongrel nondescript type.
deficient in physical and mental ener-
CIV. At a time when the social stat
ms of the negro is a subject of vital
Importance in our craftsmanship, we
should profit by the experience of a
country where, though slavery exists,
there is far more liberality toward the
free negro than he has ever enjoyed
in the United States. Let us learn
the double lesson; open all the adj
vantages of education to the negro,
and give him e> cry chance of success
which culture gives to the man who
knows how to use it ; but respect thu
laws of nature. and let all our deal
ings be, 10 prevent an amalgamatiol
of the races.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-16

April 8
, 1869-05-16

.....
A'0bhS Developments In the Sst%se
f.eEt~tsatNrv-Iht Prisoner Drew
and Ills t.ohhri,,r c1prrtcnce-A
.,.r., ,ct,n,., ,r.,t-xtnt~
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nj Fescc Jnhtlcr-Exteztatvc Snfc
Robbery,
ls,}t HsIuH. NJ! N ~, I!he I.a.rosd 1rses:teauns
inp I'LL vseu ".su .Ss;tnlnas Elsrn pefore
thtn1 IN p11t .!e - le{N1sl Tie officers Of the
boston AZ llais1o:u : i.Sc l.ai}r9lls were e1-
, 1869-05-16
Headquarters Military Division OF
the Missouri.
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1t cnntrat:ct Will be :rEtsrd - EFe oesd II IL
vi Tn. nsttS . wh,z .he 1~-r3 i E.dr 2l;:s: X Pr:
n4rt1i 70 eTrtutr The G 1hnct T once aa4 ~ Las
anif Eoud ior Tie faithful fn nlfntat OF tnt eoasass
Nc GoSEszaS.t reserve. The ztss: ta reject af5 or
I,rnn ssis h. tat. a:t&sia1 f-on 5. Io1;1A snenI9
trdsfsed P1epcs4.a t2s tssc1r-,stA:a2 sEnai - LSa
t. SctS ,oraaas, and r.y pc!n:s: taoss -: tsan
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h,a1r.x:t,n from EhirAxo to EeE D:!eaas e. y
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f,hi,f Ouxr;rf.Easte AilitxzT DIX. q the A!Aa19
, 1869-05-16
NEW YORK.
special Despatch to Tie Chicago Tfioune-
BRUTALITY on SuIf BOARD.

,.,p,,o,o, "a ,,,. f-n,csoo Tr,nn. |
t ...!T,.,- ~, --o, ,n,pr
vrw yopr Mar i.
.r s.oxt,, ,.,,,,,,,1ae n, th- commissioners Of
r,n,nr,;on amofotct1 In fnye.tIuatc thc caso OF
~ ss.1 7.rae ros,a- ,.1,rt INT C,nr.tn VIVA
.as ea ~ antI.. ~, ,hc nf,rr-. trc,,e1
~. s..ns,a., s n-cv verx 1,,.,r rhrr rr,o,n
..es -.e1sa 1a.o,n, ~. s,.., Avs s,rnH,1 "a ,nc
py,t,eh n.ssenrrr nrt. for the projection o, clul-
h'01'<e
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ru.. c,ont,n,s 1,naI ccntrc ~ ,ha 1r,sh ne.
,,,1,,enns IL r. pcctr1 here In June His friends
NV he wishes no demonstration on his urtiyal.
xaSKY.
~, r-onov ro,rtc, h,s hecn easr thr1nrhout
| ~. tnr refo-r ,hr rlose OF hank hours larxc
| .T,o,,s vrrr tr,c,y offered At SIX pcr cent, The
H. N. sta,cupnt for the week ia farora,ie. There
| Ian ,arre tac.case in slcpoetts The increase IN
ic,no rnb ,eo,,tcndc+z il ue To heavy receipts of
4.,to,.t ua1e rofAa f+.,~,, thr int ~rtnr
! e7nrxe
Tho neck market shows rart.al abatement OF
Enccrta.t;c interest, Some OF the Clique have
| ,.,.,v .n,,j,n, r,nnn n considerable a,aonnt OF
| s,xl and nn,,ear disposed 10 let the market
,ronn The marse. was ye.7 dull toxarifthe
| r,ner ,rhc ro,ume nj hus1ncss WIS It-ht and IN
| - t.... no..,,~ arnrrh IN cs+shnsn enntn
maas hna1es H04tt' .A'usN ," e3~1'N e"S'-
uon1
| GOLD.
| The cold room has been the sctnc Of great cx.
c,,cnent ,1nror 1h,. ,lay. The two extremes wen,
I s..,.-,, ,ca-. rra sr+,rt.x x.a rhtedr 5,o n
t 1874 anu 1ass lug 3 e@' @1s -
| m advance Ill foreign cAcnbuec-
GOVERNMENTS.
f.ovo,nncnt ..on1s canttnoc t,1oyau, ana naYt
| 80 49,, ..,, r,r.a, nvo- u.ds
E3sc1 10 tAe n'Ehts@ nAua e'et A0ut-
ANIMALS FHoA FAN FKAfcfTco-
Scycral passengers who left San Francisco c!gh
,,o .r, nr-4re5 n liar Ther aar the rpy,.,a
'+'.' ~ -, =, - x...s -, 49,
time tabe VII ue ~ to34hen ~ "1A ~ WV
REroET n1ScRspIIEh
! The renort Of uip1e alliance between G1...tIS
~. uLrx
fs]aEo ~u0 Aue. - -. .,t.s-uh.,..
T. | Consul nn0 G1aeg PfDa41AcuA EaRAoA tcs'eSu@a-
c TIE WHOLESALE NAEKErs
,-oo,. noro heen ccneyaffv xcttyc pt
h lot sHe wa ~ 80, ..-,-3 +,o r,n.a IN
u prices nave nactuaIeo' aau "" 49, A1 80 -
- extreme prices checked puEncs@ F'caE NJ
g wheat closed With fas inquiry at 1owes rates, AZ
a .o,t ara corn nt a sticht advance,
lc | to'A "1N 49, ~. ~ yvro,r7aSYs7s
g | AID A~A -. - :.
, 1869-05-16
DES MONIES.

The County Bond Cn*c*-ssPiuicn OF
Justice miller OF tho United states
CjrCuIs Court.
Srerial Despatch to TIE Chicago IT'hane.
DEs MoySEs, May Is.
..ndge Miller, Of the Cu1ieI ssates tifcuit touts,
de1trrrrx1 the following opinion IN the County
top,t cascA to-day.
1--WE arc nt the oplaion that It :s oar duty 70
hold tAesc gentlemen In prison o. IN tue custodt
81 nc Ip.11s1 states Marshal. unti shry ooe9 tae
tnandtie Of this Court We Eeel tnat
trnrr ar botna 10 announce that oplutoa; INT We
feel bappy "a say ttat the Court Will caeertul1 net
upon dc suggestion offered hy 1he e9anse! 1os re-
nI,eT the mandate OF this Court In Gut1 f34a. nc
lore ;a mex; term. mas sr permitted 70 20 % w
iail aIread, given. and their cases tar cootemp
wiF t,e cont .nned un;u that stHlc.
, 1869-05-16

HI .norANrEns NM.r.hr n'x,s,nT "1 EH1! ~
S1S1is1SScL tl!Ic.8.'. u, My I lss; :. H..
s<ard esrYoens IN ~ l!s..r' vi, r % ,t.s ~
istsA In ihr hi.~ry - u IT. i+7rt No. En:.E1n r.
le.4enw, nh CITY, kaa-- om.h. Seo 'an'.F, h1Es-
- ~ E,nur fsity. Iowa af :ahuA T3:i1ht c7n lt
yr;tts u. 70 BE- hide se:l ,Ine tae G5Esru1to:
r,Tr !, E. nut ~ IL r.e 5o4laI' kHnnv aatfs> re-
ned. and 70 e,4.tatu al, ut two busl..ls c.fh
Klde u Be p4sie IN isle. Gohtct t. the fsnI e9-
All n. Ht}tb viii lr knNw1 [ftAlln@ 4tfhc
f..{c, ur ih ctss II III snfdAtror>. lrA-t2e7t = X
T4,ul.. Fnrt Lea ruMnth aud pAAi1. WAc*c D4aak
fc51,a tu2y be ptt,fpt4i.
x1'1nter .i5ned ~ =. least teo ls srsp4naihae 2ts
to IL ;eI.on Yrfosns. Ii *il b Promptly Entered las
II Yhe rsn; Il ~ d IT, rr!xt ny aaa u hd4
;esa.. ~ ali r. ea1os1ed ~ =. tnI Esse
Astt:a1t C.st.1l 4srE General II SS.Etner. CE!tHR
htstr1 my. lE3 C,,n.nl-s ~ Of suts4tt7r An1,
Wshn.-n,st. W-rr .ntiIe HuttdinS
, 1869-05-16
AUCTION SALES.

ar 1fr,IirIne., Ip.p1t4I &tcFt*7 UfF9stn4"F
afo.Iutto Barr, &c
Aes,zyaxr MEDICAL PrRvEHp1's QFf1cRt
WAsttyoros, u. e.. Nay y, ltF
M y nseri =, nah!ss aaston y 81 u TX; ,Se 20
T.f;etsE S1ss.,- p: r -:.eet. h-{s-s:a fo:rfH .1d
Fiji NfJs,i hfgr and vslnalLe asso!tTsrs o. aSaa
Shss a.ti fr the s5!:: sez7Iee, aaiaas "ch VIII pa
o':rd ihe lsn2t no ocaee.: A3cobnl i.oo q7arfs1
s%paafF1Gs II G.nthst.at toe F.7id Estss 1 e
iesea: a tl;1at E5Iast fsIcssst ~ n eanees
Gxsir D;4s; reaes E!Hs: nsa nsec G,,a7eas
~ w 5anfsa - ~ ETass Cvodeosed 1tuk. De.e-
:.teh Egg p,... c,... p.r-h, c1,.t,
49, H.. 1E1td SIX and Autln Roller Bant4sts.
tarn 8Ipc, Iae1 Ae~;ui.o aso- neW.
fti ,erte1layt "a eAsA1oEret- eft51a cash: = rE
reliirtd Il deIe1ts II une Ct sle. AID al s. ~
u u ''"o' '"0 CHAS SUTHERLAND.
A4s:. Ned Puzreyor, Bvt. Col c. ). H.
, 1869-05-16
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
For Subsistence Stores.

OFFICE rvEcHAs;ss AEp n-rn1 c. +.
Room - AtIehanfs 1pt Cp Bui!dlnk
(A,:At;,,, III, My L. l~9
ra - stI,es IL Il: cssia conttia4 LrTtutoFu
p1Iii.hcd) until Is U'cicck n. Mcaeay. Tie 1;1a in
ssatt f0f furnishing the foiluWirs SntElstener Noua
viz.
iauJ rn:.na. 81 n4s, a. eltsr titt. il Ec" sua1J
e1zks a I'll I'd and chi nerS brd.
81 has7l., Il FlorF, d.,al4f extra. winter What
3a1 barrels Of F7ent. d1ahle extra. erftHs wheat
tIO In.1nd@ tAnt ltrtad, In poplar s"1es. rttsp-
pe,1 eohtAtutlE % tA. Lss.
Ihup pounds Of k.ct. y berreA >
so rounds OF Ere<u 1tio Cofe<. In dHntte s.eAs,
I'm Fnubts Il r,aAttt III, Cut1ee. ID double sacAa
:Nno POUNDS Ct SuI,F. e4Ia1 Ii lAsiisy Il StiA-ls
&C. il Barrels u. =. s,.-.,.
-in double tacka tltaidt. twt1ed cotton; outsado-
k!,nntI !, t.,rra.eiL tfp +. ErL ,,,
i.Uq e.lE,us Whfrk,S VINEGAR. tu1t. IN nrw III,
A>rxsl ha barred. til WV i,n hyyfs lad' 4ad rSs
fs.lts painted and h1tEF GARRETT win 11n
euG rvYpda # Cnrdlf. AdAE1Antlnt.
Sftp rounds Soar. IL -Elsn Ncst*N
Y rvura. ii Sill, elraa nd d1y. de- sEain in bar
~ pcnut, et tu.-. ground R!aek Pepp~5: in fun
,-ti-af 10: Tn71:r.rA ID IN fEGA q 49, htt
Stu1:.v 4 ti.l.-.t t-If tee t-!.A And tsc'o o'e
:erru,s ans lids. =. H..
.lf4Itt =. ~ II Z
, 1869-05-16
CINCINNATI

The Southern Railroad Project
CINCINNATI, May 1a-The committees OF me
CITY Council, Chamber Of Commerce and Hoard .!
Trade held nnother meeting to-day On the subject
OF the southern RAILROAD. Speeche: were mAoe
By Governor Scat, Of South CSfoila2t GeneTa
Harrison, f7esident and Cb!one1 Low, Engineer
Of tic Blue Ridge lsoad, South Carolina; Mayor
Beer1en anl Hon. John II. Croz!er: Of hno1yilte;
Colonel Terry. Of the Knoxville ( Kentucky Kati-
foad; Colonel bcGhee o1 TIE Ea*t TeRpes.es 49, d
Georgia Railroad: AI. J. .. L. P1tto 81 CaAsies- @
ton, q. C.; Colonel tsaw. Of ChaRah2o29; D.
Tailor, Of Somerset, Ey.; atld Ed"afn D. aaans-
1eId, OF Ohio. -
Tie meeting ras the largest and most interest;
ina that has lscea helL south Carolina proposed
to y,rah the Blue R'a9e hoah throneh C;neannan
vii meet her and last Tennessee, anu Tue Geot-
IN road agrees to permit ClnGtnnan 10 ~ her
own fat1a and form the route. There %ns larKe
army OF ngurrA aud estimates anb11lt1tN ~ e8aiu
to the ratnos routes And the 6sIougrst dcslse ca
pressed 10 have ihe connections Nude 1T the eas'
since ihc passage ot the Ferguson bill the cry
has been tnfon8ed With yisitors from ne eonla. M
Indications are that still Ino1e are eeT!n9- iae
meettc0 to-day was em!oiDctal Council VIII "
he teTmtnt Of the Toad probably ne1t Friday. The
Intermediate points and connections w.1s tHsa r..
min to be determined The prooahnlty Is atfong
that the road will take m all 31ne lsum oese "
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