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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

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DICHMoND AND DANVILLE RIn
z&ksR0AD-CHAN9E OF sCHEDru.r IL
and after FRIDAY, January lssh, Ns0, he On
SrNGER TEE1HS on this road viii be =, rAs
follows: H
= GoTHe WEST. .LYNCHBURe Passsrep..
leave Richmond daily Except SundaysI A. IsRs
M; arrive az Burksyille st ll.ss A. H. MAX:
road for Farmyilie, Lynchbcr2, Bristol 'I g'Ss
Vile, Nashville, Memphis &C., &c. IHpmnISSI,
NAIL AND. EXPRESS leave Richmond Ugh
z.4s p. u: leave DsnviIle daily at ie.n P.LJn.
close connections for all stations on he uSskl1g
Carolina road both east and west Of tireen,tso rh
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, aad ali r"sE,,
South ''iAH
PRESS leave Greensboro daily at u *.
Danville daily at al A. u. arrive az %s':
iiaily at IL A. n. LYNCHBURG PASsF : IHin sGsd
n arrive at Richmond gts.2oP. M W.
Through tickets can be procured AZ tho It'll,
Office In Richmond 10 all important poInts .,Ss
and Southwest, and n: Green sboro' and n.n@1n, A
all points North, East, and West. ''4e !"
THOMAS DODANEAD
fa Id SEDartnta,F1'.
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HRON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-SL0AT & AD-
~ DINGTON, IAls Cary street near Fourteenth:
In city and country Tobacco Machinery OF all
kinds made new and repaired; Scales Of all kinds
repaired and adjusted: SEWING MACHINES OF
ali kinds repaired and all parts for same furnished,
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
SLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER II WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAT ELLIPTICM MA.
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
for supplying the Judson Patent Governor and
valves Tor steam-engines, also for the celebrated
Selden's Patent Packing for steam-eng1nes, and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made by
Messrs. Z. Horton q Son. 5-7&
M a-srn ~ A. JACKSON ABDINGTON.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfonesr and Real Estate Agent.

4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF VERY HAND
IA SOME RESIDENCE ON NAVY HILL. ON
THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH BETWEEN DLI-
RATE NEW PIANQ.-ks assignee in bankruptcy
OF Mr.. Y. j. Clutter hall sell at public auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th Februa-
~, 1855 at O'Clock P. M. that handsome LOT
81 by ia feet. located as above, with NEW
FRAMED DWELLING thereon, now In the occn-
pancy OF Mr.. Clutter. containing ample accom-
modations for a moderate sized family, and fin
tshed with great taste. and containing the usual
modern improvements. This is really drst-class
residence.
At the same time and place will be sold very
superior new PIA no. - a.--t ..z.-a..-.z
TERMS For the real estate. one-third cash !;
balance at eight and nine months, for negotiable
notes interest added secured BY a trnst deed. For
the Piano, cash. JOHN NJ. HALL,
Ia 3o-2awtds assignee OF V. j. Clutter
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rNoR RENT. TEAT VERY DEsIRA-a

TSoR RENT, TEAT VERY DESIRAM ca
~ BILE REsIDENCE on Grace between "a
Twenty-fflif and Twenty-sixth streets, containing
nine rooms. G.. with gas and water on the pre-
nises. In nice repair, having been painted &c:
For rent one OF those new and very desirable
Fra HEp'TEHEMRNTS on Twenty. eighth be-
tween tiay and Leigh streets, containing I'VE
rooms, re-. with nice garden attached.
For reat, email FRA MED DIV ELLlNd on the
east side OF 1--WE nty-third between Broad and Mar
shall streets, containing four rooms &c. ..-yZ
For rent. FRAMED TESTAMENT on Twenty
trst between Main and Franklin streets, contain
Ing three rooms, &c. .,,,
For rent BRICK DWELLING on Twenty-thlrd
s -uSs" sa' 90 Aff.' LYME & BROTHER,
u Mat efr
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tTINEXPIREDLEAs OF BRIgK-YARD,
SHEDS, MATERIALS. BRICKs, &C.. AT
SlTCTIOE.-0n THVRsok the 4fh instant, Mt
f1o,ciock we win seII ut the OF Messrs
Hlingtuf q CO., Port Mayo .sFs 5a-g3 r...t
About 500 SELECTED STOCK BR1nKL -
Three large 81 ICK SHEDS and other LUMBER
KILN CLAMPS and CASINO STUFF,.
One BRICK PRESS In good order !; IL q II
Three MORTAR WHEELS In good ORDER :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CART, HARNESS, &C. :
ALSO, -
the UNEXPIRE ED, LEASE of the premises, e1-
tending TO June 1870.
j The above offers great Inducements to oricf-
makers, as It embraces everything necessary lof
There is also an excellent Int OF CLAY con-
venient, which may be purchased aner the expir
70 1865 IS EsosE-TT 40 sstuct foneers.
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B1ALL AND WINTER ARRANGp,tvv,

HALL AND WINTER ARRANGENgyr
~ to the North, East, and West, cfG the o.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rs,j 1tsh-
carrying the United states mail twice dalIy -
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs ~ y.
trains.-The through trains on THIS road srs 30 ~
run from the depot corner Byrd and E,ys,t
streets as follows e1's
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TEAM ,o,-..
Richmond daily at 11:l5 A. NJ, arriving in W.
ington ut 645 p. n, connecting with The .a VT
afternoon express trains for the North Eas,, ~
West. -
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN vos
elegant cars with the new patent sleepiry cb,;.l
attached leaves Richmond daily tSundsys eyrst
ed) at SIS ?. H., arriving in Washington a, II,
for the North East, and West. ala
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandra each r,v
y The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Min:
and all way-stafions leaves depot corner y-o,i
and Eighth streets at a:so z. ii. Returning,
arrives ut $50 A. NJ.
I through tickets and through baggage checks ;,
all principal points.
For further information and through tlrse,,
apply &C the Office OF the company. corner RI.
and Eighth streets, Shock0e HILL and a. The ,IrES,
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets
j. II. GENTRY, General Ticket A-.n,
SAAITEI, RUTH, Superintendent. dor
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lPErERsRURa LETTER.
's,!' ~ Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

mas STATISTICS FOR JASuARY-rrEEDrsH out.
,y7kAGE on "A YOUNG GIRL IN WEST WARD
EscAPE OF JONES' THE MURDERER OF MS
R~rA FATHER-IS-LAw, rR0s NorToWAY JAIL
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= verubns q williams, Auctioneers.
E1aventb street between Main and Bank. I

sTHREg LOTS ON THE CORNER OF
syTu AVID, BAKER STREETS FOR
SALE Ar aUCTroN.-we viii sell at auction;
on the premises, on "WEDNESDAY the Cd day OF
Wah . at haff-rast4 O'Clock P. the three
vhDrnNT'I,OTS situated rs above. fronting each
% feet On Baker street. and running back 81 feet.
) AhA' az 80 sac 'GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
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.IfqnIapAr.l

y ~ three doors below epotswood Hotel. 49,
"A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, AT
IAsTHE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF Mar
SHALL AND NINTH STREETS, FOB SALE
AT tAUCTIOE,-Inte TO remove my family
early In the spring to my farm near the city, 30 As
to be ems bled to give TO II closer attention WIN,
ont interfering with my business 10 the city, arc
being unwilling 70 rent ont my residence htuaIta
as above will sell the same at aucsiol. upon inc
premises on TUEfDAY the sd day OF February
1T half past O'Clock p. NJ. rug s-t
The nnaiH building contains twelve rooms. ana
the wing nfne rooms, embracing large and ;hand-
acme parlors.e chambers. and dlntng-roomaf De.
sides drsssing-roors. closetA kitchen. seryants
rooms, &c.,l &c. i is supplied throughout WIEN
water and gas has bot and cold baths, and every
otherconyeniepce to be found In modern So
dwellings also, stable, caIrisge house, &c, &c.
In respect of comfort, conr <n1ence, anG oesirs-
toi and convenient to ail the public buidnEsn IS
considered to be Of the most desirable prlvate
residences in the city!s1 20 =. ,,s..
8 TERMS One- bird cash balance Mt four eight:
and twelve months for negotiable notes, 1nterest
added, and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES M.1TxYLoR IsoT. Auctioneers.
Immediately after the above sale Will be sold
that VALUa RLy ZEAL ESTaTE ut the corner
OF BROAD and Ninth streets. with the improve
ments thereon. The lot fronts 81 feet on Broad
81 rect and runs back about $50 feet to 2o-foot
paved alley; at present occupied as stores and
TERMS Made known at sale. -aj
~ ,1fTG1 JAMES. N. TAYLOR & son,
fc4 Auctfoneers.'
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BY Grubbs & Williams Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A NICE BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
n WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET.
JUST BEYOND LEIGH STREET. FOR SALE
AT. 6UCT1ON,-On THURSDAY, 4th February.
at O'Clock p. NJ, VIII sell uDon the premises
the REsIDENCE situated as above, recently oc-
cupied by Mr. II. W. Pinkrell.
It has seven rooms besides basement. bathroom.
iron verandah in front, gas and water kitchen
with four rooms, well drained by cuvert.
The premises are In nice order, having been re-
Gently painted and papered. Immediate possession
given. -
The lot is 40 by 135 feet. G+
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months with interest. -.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Ia 30 Auctioneers.
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
On WEDNESDAY the Sd February, common.
cling at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, we will sell at oui
auctIop-rooms q large and desirable assort
~ FRESH AND sEAsONABLE --s
Cd DRY GOODS. SD
now receiving, and comprising great variety o.
new and desirable goods. E
ALSO, r "
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMoRALs,
comprising good assortment Of Mems
women's, BOYS, and Mis- esq Boots ane
Shoes. -,
i-tEI ALSO, .s@-4
READY-MADE CLOTHING, ..n-.
HATS, UMBRELLAS, &C., &C., &C.
All OF which will be sold without reserve, ant
In lots to suit purchasers. * @a# 1921
ia % .sa PAINE s CO., Auctioneers.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lllT Main street.

"|I-- No. 111T Main Street.
1.-TWO PRETTY BUILDING LOTS, ON
TWENTY-NINTH STREET BETWEEN
AND p. FOR SALE At AUCTION.--On
TUESDAY the I'd Of February. at 4 CLOCK P. M
on the premises, we will sell the LOTS located as
above described each fronting 2ss feet on the east
side of Twentyninth street by $50 feet to an eight
foot alley, being part OF square No. in Ruther-
ford's plan.
TERMS One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and trust deed to secure same.
LEE & GODDIN.
in 30 Auctionenrs,
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OFFICE RrCIIAoND AND YOEK RIVER
RAILROAD COAPASY.
RICJJMN.p Auvu.t l.Es

1--nt'sA'D''N ~S'at ~
RICHMOND. August l, 1888.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL.
III ROAD LNE.-For Baltimore the NORTH
and Northwest. The steamer KENNEREC. CAP
tain j. II. FaEEMAN commanding, leaves White
House every WE'D ESDAY and SUNDAY
MORNING on arrival OF the cars from RichmCnd
reaching baltimore on the following morning
sunrise Returning, the henne ;fe Leave Bait
more every MONDAY and THURSDAY \.
TIE steamer ADMIRAL, Captain K1RwAseou.
manding, leaves White House every TUESDAE
and Friday on arrival of the cars from RE.
mond. reaching Baltimore the following mornir
at sunrise. Returning, the Admiral leaves Bali
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a.
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot Of
Richmond and York River Railroad Company 81
O'Clock A; N; SUNDAY, TuEsDf ~, WY 81,
more on MONDAY, WEDk HSDkY, Thur
DAY, and SATURDAY, at4 o'clockP. II, Tea't.
Ing Richmond the following evening. FaEeto Z
Freight received at all times and forwsrte'
promptly, and through bills OF ladias given 10 49,
The passeng ger train leaves the depot every NOR.
snp at A. IA WILLIAM b. E.bS
oc 81 Freight and ickrt gent.
THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAp
Winter Schedule ON and after the lnT q!
OCT0BEH, 1883, the passenger trains VIII run X
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and stanton
daily (except Sunday and between StSuHion ana
Covington tri-weekly-viz., Leave Richmond At
7:l5 a. NJ. and arrive 1t stanton at 3:?S l.. d.
Leave Stanton ut 9:25 (. NJ. and arrive ut h'ch-
mond S rs L. Al. , =, =.
ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and 8 tTUHDAI
leave Covlngton at 5:lO a. 81, and arrive AZ rtamn
ton at 9:l0 A. NJ. Leave stanton NJ 3:53 /. NJ,
and arrive at Coyington al 1855 L. 81.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Rlch'
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D.
NE5DAYS, and sATURDAYS. Leave thar
lottesYille at A. NJ. and arrive at Richmond A
s:ao A. NJ. Leave Richmond at $3.50 Z. III, and
arrive at Charlottesville ut Q Z. NJ.
The Mall Train connects at GordonsEille an1
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, hlfNandria
and Mauassaa railroads Tor Alexandria, Washing
ton. Philadelphia, New York, LynchbuTg, Knox
vile, Chattanooga Memphis, New Orleans honi
gomery. Mobile, &c. ri rtaunton with stages ioI
Lexington, Natural Bridge. harrisonbnrg. WIN
chester, &C.; ut Goshen with stages Tor LeHlng
ton, Natural Bridge. &c; NJ Hlllboro' with stage
for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Healing springs
at Coyington with stages for White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisbnrg, Charp6ton &c:
JAMES +. SWITZERLAND,
seq General ] icket gent.
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FXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE.-On WEDNESDAY the
lotn day Of February, 1869 In front OF the St.
Charles Hotel IN the city Of Richmond at Il
O'Clock NJ, SHALL as the executor OF John Brtdg-
water, deceased, sell ut public auction to the
highest bidder, a TRACT OFLAND lying between
the Nine-mie road and York River railroad and
adjoining the railroad five miles from the city OF
Rtchlno nd and within half mile Of Fair Oaks ~
station, on said road, containing 1871 acres.
TERMS: One-half cash, and the balance on a
credit Of six months. the purchaser giving Dego-
table note with good endorsers, and the title to be
retained until all the purchase money Is paid
-001 s JOHN WOODWORTH,
y " Executor Of John Bridgwater, deceased.
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TSOR RENT, the very elegant STOKE CO
/ ~ No. lies Main street, in Prices Blosk, ~
recently occupied by Massrs. gu.tess q powers'
In situation. arrangement ana heish u Is not sur
Tassed by any store Ia the city. Apply TO
- 800 ~ feg2. GkUBBs WILLIAM:
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,oR RENT oR LEASE. the STORE "a

TOR RENT OR LEASE, the STORE@a
hv Messrs. Wilson q Foster, fronting twenty six
feet on rary street and running back one hundred
and thirty feet It is Of the ye.y best stores In
the city for the receipt and discharge of goods
Possession given 10th March next. or earlier IL
desired. Apply to w. e. a:s s9sia strsst
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LOST AND FOUND.

GOE REWARD FOR THE APPRE-
eDLC HENSION and conviction of the thief
or thieves who stole q COPPER TUBE from the
packet Percy" on Friday the 10Th instant.
fe l-tw .r. ROB CRIT EDMOND.
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AaJsszT0H saIzEa.
$500 sFgrugEDAI.

4 q Byfeook b Eaugbeon, Auctioneers. -
rorue- af Governor aud franklin streets.
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EoR RENT, THATsVERY DEsIRA-Aa
BLE BRICK HOUSE and PREMI SIS Ez2
situated on the southeast corner OF Grace and
Twenty -eighth streets, contaiEia g eleven rooms
rooms. smoke-house, coal and wood house, stable
and carriage house. gas and water all In good re-
pair. Possession given Immediately Rent aAbo.
r'7-E 1870 ~ = y. 80 Il. D. EACHO,
La On II Reel Estafe gent and Aucfioneer.
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REAL Estate FOB SALE.

T0R SALE PRIVATELY TWO VERY
= DESIRABLE FRAMED TEEEhENTS
tween MARSHALL and Clay, each containing SIX
rooms besides basement Lotfronts IS feet, run.
ming hack the usual depth; now rented 10 good
tenants for $3.50 each. This property can De par
chased very low s2.@a - e. ID. EACHO.
3 ia SOFT Real Estste Agent and Auctioneer.
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EOR RENT, A LARGE FRAMED On
1T HOUSE, ON the east side Of Mechanics 6zA
Vile turnpike, Venable street, containing six
rooms, and other conyeniences. Rent $l2so
month. $3.50 Is.
: Also, STORE on Broad street, near Trinity
' Also. two FRAMED TEMEMENTS on New
street near Union station. E. D. EACHO, =
ia aO-at Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
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AZ ASSIGNEE OF SAMUEL F. Nc
IN GEHHE, bankrupt shall sell on the 10TH
Day OF FEBRUARY the TRACT OF LAND
on which said McGehee now resides, containing
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
lying in Charlotte county, and five miles from
Keysyile depot: excellent framed dwelling OF
nine rooms and the out-buildin2s all remarkably
good: about one hundred and fifty acres Of creek
flats, which are highly productive and safe for
corn any year. .. -s-.
. This is considered one OF the best tracts In the
county. a# ID. a. CAhblN6IoH,
In % otawtds Assignee.
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EIOUSE FOR RENT. That very de- "a
i sirable STORE and DWELLING nowEM
occupied BY Julius Meyer as dry goods sore on
Broad, between Fifth and Sixth ssrees for rent
a good tenant. Possession given February 18th,
1862 Apply to ANDREW PlIIlNL
- ia SOW .... s07 Bread street.
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,tUEEa0N SALES
sFuTuHEfDkY.

: BY Cook s Lauzhton, ArctioneerA
corner Governor aud Franklin streets.
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I ~ BY Wellington Goddin.
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

rFRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON THE NORTH LINE OF DUVAL
sTREET NEAR TO BROOK AxsE I'VE nSsc-ibsy
hv Mr.. John Clash, bearing date 10th March. 1851.
duiy recorded in Richmond Hastings Court. l
shall in execution thereof proceed to sell az pup
sth day of Februaiy y, 1859 &c hafpast @ CLOCK z
NJ, il fair. If not the first fair Gay thersaf,er r.
stands. located as above, now in the occupancy OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Franklin as a store and dwelling.
z TERMS whilst the deed requires cash sale. !
accept those terms; or, II preferred by the par.
chaser, one-third cash balance at four ana elghS
months bearing interest properly secured.
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GRANTS INcoNsIsTENcY.-Grnnt, in his
reply to the speech of General Walbridgc,
heading the delegation from the Louisville
Commercial Convention, professed n great
desire to have sail sectional bitterness and
unllindness eradcated.' The Chicago
Times says;
"ln making such q profession, and at
the same time giving such u support to
the reconstruction infamy as is intended
to place Mississippi and Texas under ne.
gro and carpet-bagger rule, he is guilty of
hypocrisy rs repulsive as it is possible for
a man to exhibit. In his letter of accep-
tance, he invoked peace. Is there peace
in the South today? How has the re-
construction infamy worked in Florida
and North Carolina? They have "loyal"
Governments in those States. How did
t work in Tennessee? To-day it is re-
ported that lynch law reigns in Louisiana.
It is demonstrated that to place South
ern State government in the hands of ne
groes and carpet-baggers is to Organize
hell What was the prophecy when Sem
ator Doolittle first employed the express.
ion quoted, is now history. What is he
who processes friendship for a people; and
then plots to make them subject to halt.
barbarous negroes and alien petty scoun-
drels?"
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ANDERSON S. G., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1862

people, which survived the loss ofpropcr-
ty and nearly all means forits liquidation,
has weighed as fearful incubus on the
energy and enterprise of the people and
has, in no small degree, paralyzed their
industry. The suspense and anxiety Of
creditor and debtor have been formidable
barriers to all progress and development
1t is now passed, and both will breathe
easier. Whatever opinions may be now
entertained of the wisdom or justice of
the rules adopted by the Jures, it will be
most manifest, that new energy and en-
terpr;se in few brief months, will ami
mate your entire population; and all the
material interests of society in your midst
will be stimulated and developed. The
losses of the past will be swallowed up in
the efforts, hopes and achievements OF the
future; and in Il few brief years we shall
rival, if not excel, the traditions and mcm-
orics of the past, in the prosperity, pro-
gress, happiness and civilization our COM
mon country will enjoy.
Mr.. Chairman, accept my thanks for
the kind and complimentary terms, you
have been pleased to use in communica-
ting the resolutions just read, and reiter-
ate to the members Of the Bar, and the
officers of the Court. my grateful acknowl-
edgments for their uniform courtesy du-
ring the present term.
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DID You EVER nY-The Ohio Patriot,
asks these impertinent questions, for d.
ing which, the Radical press will have the
editor Of that sheet indicted for extreme
cruelty to animals:
When the good old Democratic party
was in power, did you hear of spies no.
sing among your private goods to see if
you have complied with the provisions Of
an unknown and unpublished law?
Did you ever hear of stamps?
Did YOU have to swear rs to how much
money you made?
If u manufacturer, did you havo to
make monthly report to some lazy Off
cial getting five or ten dollars day!
Did you hear men Gas you now do) adj
voeatc the policy of paylug the laborer
with paper rags and the money shavers
with gold
Did you hear of o tax on everything
you cat OF wear in addition to q State,
coanty and municipal tax?
Did you hear of q President riding
about in steamboat wholly to his own
use at the expense of the people, when he
was receiving salary of SIS, 900 per year?
Did you ever hear that negro was
better than white man?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-11-18

Parker PlLLsBURY ON RECONSTRUCTION.
Mr.. Parker Pillsbury writes review In
the New York "Reuolution" OF "The South
as it is," in which he says:
III think the North knows less OF the
actual South today than Of almost any
other portion of the globe. Republican,
ism bears rule there, and reports itself 10
please itself. Counter authorities, espe-
cialy from Democratic sources, are cast
aside as unworthy of confidence, as no
doubt they often are. But it is time one
thing was told, and believed, too, every
where, and that is, that Reconstruction,
so far is failure. 1t is bad failure
From the sole OF it's foot to it's head. if it
have any head, there is no soundness in
it, none whatever. 1t began whore it
should have left off, with political organi-
zatlons, with suffrage and sovereignty !;
when the first lessons in civilization had
not been learned, had not been taught,
and have not yet been taught. But par.
ty supremacy required the measure, and
it was adopted, against all the dictates Of
genuine craftsmanship, rs well as the de.
mands of justice and humanity. And
hence its failure, as could not but have
been expected"