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PERsoNAL.-Amone the notable men in
the city yesterday were General William
Malone. Colonel W. T. Sutherlin, Colonel
Garrick Mallory, United States army, Colo.
mel L. II. Stanton, United States army. and
Ex-Governor McMullin. Colonel Mallory
was Secretary of the wealth, and
Colonel Stanton Auditor of Public Ac
counts under the administration OF Gene.
raj Candy Judge ASS Dickinson, Of Prince
Edward. 1t is rumored that General Ma
hone will shortly remove to Richmond tc
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THE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets is
to underlay them with old papers. They may be
procured at the Dispatch counting-room for 20
cprts Opr hundred d.
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GoDEY for January, 1871, a splendid
No., and Chimney Corner for this week,
containing a beautiful chrome supplement,
received from Ellyson IL Taylor, news deal.
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REL1GIous.-Rev. Lansing Burrows, son
of DR.. Burrows, will preach at the First
Baptist Church this "wednesday night at
" o'clock.
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Beet anthracite coal for ra.cs aud stoves, ~ ?5
No. egg anthracite for grates. es..............d 76
Nut anthracite for Iorning Glory stove....... 90
Clover Ill coal. uo 10 ~
Pine and oak wood from. m...............A 60 70 30
Delivered. c. 4. PAGE Co., .E'
IL 18th and Cary and 7Os Grace street,
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a, ELLYsoN Il co. will Insert sdvsrttselnentsis
the prIncipa! newspspersin in Virginia, North Caro-
Una Tennessee, and The northern ctttes at puE-
!iehers' rates, for cash. tppIy at this once
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GOOD iDEA,-To make the children happy, go to
u. CoLUMBUs'S steam candy manufactors, NO.
Oh Broad street. and buy som= OF his nice pre-
MUM candy ana beautiful toys for them.
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TRY IT.-The klndling and cooking wood sold
by WATKINS & BROTHER will compare favorsbiy
with any wood sold IN this city. L.a9e your orders
at the drug store of Wood q Sons, corner Of eth
and Main streets. ts a.. .yr
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ECHOOL CIRCULARs.-All kinds OF school clrcu
lars, reports, &C., executed at the DfSpdtch oncs
as cheap as the cheapest. -
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THE GRAND ANNUAL CON- -m@gm@
4 VOCATION OF THE GRAND DSSEN@
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF VlRGl- sZAAN
MA win be held at St. Alban's Hall, cor EZuESS
ner Main and Sd streets. On THURSDAY, Dec.
18TH at O'Clock =. n.
By order of the M. Z. G. II. P.
dts I'd JOHN DOVE. sec'y.
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To ADVERTISERS The Religious Herald, Q
this city, is one OF the best mediums fo- adver-
t'sing to be found In the South. OGlce on Main
street. Just opposite the Dispatch ofice.
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Z Colonel John Fl. Guy on yes
terday qualified as delegate to the Leeis.
lature from Richmond and Henrico, and
took his seat. -..., ..... -..
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
Z. DoRsAY OGDEN. 80. Director and NJ

WEDNESDAY EVE>ING, DEC. ID. 1870.
First present .tion of the glorious musi,al bur-
Iesuue entitled TIE COLLEEN BAUM; OR,
The FORTUNES OF ELY O'COAN NOR, with
the entire comp my In the cast; and positively
last representa- ion OF
:" UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
with ths great sappho as Eva, aud h. l., ogdeh
as Uncle Tom. &.
Tomorrow (Thursday eveniegl December 10th.
grand complimentary and subscription bepeft
rendered by merchants and c!tizens OF hlchmond
TO &. DorsIy Ogdeu.~ ..aa. X
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CHEAPEST YET.-You can buy all the maga.S
zines and weekly papers at New York prices, at {
ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT. next to
TIISp ATcU nfrpa
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NoTARIEs.-The Governor has appointed
the following notaries: E. B. Powell for
Loudoun county and john w. Johnston for
Botetourt county.
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CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes,
with your cardprtnted on them, for only ~ per
Thousand, 1T DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE- s-aJ
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The House met at - O'Clock. Prayer by
Rev. DR.. Garlick.
ELECTION OF SENATOR.
The Committee for Courts of Justice
submitted the following report:
"Your committee has had under con-
sideration the resolution directing them to
inquire into and make report as to the laws
now in force applicable to the election Of q
United States Senator for the term COM
mencing March 4, 1871, and beg leave to-
port
'tThat they find that Congress on the
25th day Of July, 1866, passed law pro-
viding as follows:
81. The Legislature Of each State which
shall be chosen next preceding the expira-
ton of the time for which any Senator was
shall, on the second Tuesday after the
meeting and organization thereof, proceed
to elect Senator In Congress in place of
such Senator so going out of Office in the
following manner: ...' .-
90. Whenever, on the Tieeting of the
Legislature of any State, vacancy shall
exist III the represf ,ntation of such State in
the Senate OF the United States, the said
Legislature sha :, proceed, on the second
Tuesday after che commencement and or
ganl2ation OF its session, to elect person
to tlll such Facancy in the manner herein
before pro eided for the election of Sena-
tor tor full term and if such vacancy
shall Happen during the session Of the
LeelsI sIat,tre, then on the second Tuesday
attcr the Legislature have been organ
ICED and shall have notice of such yacan-
"This is the only law which your commit
tee have found bearing on the senatorial
election, and their opinion upon the law is
that the election should take place on the
second Tuesday after the 4th of March,
1871"
MIR. McCAuLL offered the following as
substitute to the report:
"Resolued by the House Of Delegates (the
Senate concuy71ug), That the Senate and
House of Delegates, in joint assembly con-
vened, proceed to the election of United
States Senator in Congress for the term
commencing March 4, 1871, on Tuesday,
the 21st inst, at 1 O'Clock p. NJ, the said
joint assembly to be governed by the rules
adopted October 10, 1869, for the govern
when convened in joint assembly for the
election of Senators in Congress-"
MIR. McCAULL advocated bis resolution,
as did Mr.. MAHooD, and Messrs. KELLY and
DANIEL opposed it.
Mr.. WooDsoN moved to pass the matter
by until tomorrow. Lost.
Mr. ARNETT took up the discussion in
favor Of the report. " a.s.
Mr.. MAHooD rejoined, and was answered
by Mr.. DANIEL. ......~
MIR. McCAULL's substitute was lost.
The report of the committee was adopt
ed-ayes, 92 noes. Is.
Mr.. MCCAULL offered the following:
"Whereas it appears by the action of
this House that the Senator in Congress
cannot be elected until the second Tuesday
af' er the 4th of March, 1871 therefore be it
"ResolUed, with the concurrence of the
Senate), That the session of the General
Assembly be prolonged until the 18th Of
March, 1871" -
This was adopted-ayes, "a; noes, s.
- sTANDINs COMMITTEES.
The CHAIR announcedth the following as the
Committee on the Chesapeake and its Tribu-
taries Messrs. J. T. Wall, Stubbs, Segar,
Gilmer, McCaull, Keyser, Read, Lawson
Kailu ,RarElett land (ianrna W .Ynilnn, |
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

/ COUNT BOOKS, 1SI1,-Give early
Y rider or BLANK BOOKS 10 lie us, 4 In JAN
.,4-v, rs they are Neitar shes .:cll seasoned.
+ X = made Ia the best sale at 1915 MAIN
r 7 t.
I.,., stock of ACCOUNT BOOKS always on
ST.. :.
,s :AISw j. RANDOLPH ENGLISH
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NSY GssesssS.
y Y G Q . ID :

-, now Offering srea; Bargains N assssnss rsss
srd rc'r''tiN crnmni, ;e In every liue comprising
,.' ,...,,-I .,',- md AMERICAN CASSIMERES l
NF< GOODS for heavy wear, e,. a
I,.,>'.f.cA e KENTUCKY IEANs. for youths
- 3 men, We ar af very low prices.
DRESS Goons:
Nv ok in his 'ins Is nnsTTRasSss sss 9oobs q, Ssss's
s'.t' - and 4hc. best taiic"S l2sc.: Empress
81. %% - cr%St variety: s. lendid assortment OF
S'"' ~. 'I%!Sh rop!!nS McTinos' and Daaines al
sAA'rS' s1.AxNyLS BLANKETS, &C.:
.~.u,ci r,anucls as low Ms :oc. !; White and
81 ed -.snncl- All STacsS esa"s1,m ,S s'1Sa 1S, 1l
-" IN KIsI kcts VIII ac benefited by giving
I ,y,l II fore PURCHASING
sIArl.F GoGDS:
..,.,. r,,th ss Iow aS TO-. =: verv good "A Cot
. ,c!s.; Re-! lion ns low as ~, very S0"o
20" ',' r9ur>t.C GlnShamS 3. All prices.
,.ruTE GOODS, NOTIONS, &C:
,,. cloths. T.he usmass. Russia Diaper,
,.'",,'.s pnyie>. &c, rs cheap as they can I've
- .,t> n:s.krt LadIcs' 4 aemststchtd tand-
, . - l. ,dics l.. &. HSndSerchieis, all
""''v vIRRu<S. RiRRoNS RlBBoNS:
,ras.,i,> ar.d Ri prices. large assortment
# NE,yEjn LE'lsItENS. aud CLoAh- an,
w. ,,a.ItUt,a all silk. AlsO, avery large aud
...r.ta,:nch"f
rLpAKs AND SHAwLS.
r-,... uai" fresn additions - my stock Of
~, ,ud>H WIS, ] cannot fill II please
,. .,.;c 81 MY customers. and l oner them ~
,-,.,. ;Mat fy competition.
as ItME>'S FukNISHLNG GotDS:
VI. SEX Of GENTS FrkSIsHING 6 OBS is
- r.rrulctr: geui's Flannel CudErShirts. /.
., r, N,..no shirts n Al gents Collars, tlanG-
..-rhi,Is AID Cuts.
rpEniaLLN INVITE Tue CBLit
, IN eN ,u!natiom Of my stock. feel myseif
. nm, ;n II, a.r sud susr'ntcr perfect satis-
q, .. r. t.ivt. uc coll. and YOU shall not 20
,,v,y w;.ru: l., irE aCCunmo 'str'l
JULIUS SYClE.
,- s0S Main street.
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WHAT everybody should do-read ELLYsoS q
TAYLoR's Christmas advertisement, In another
column. -
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Iu>T PUBLISHED

lust PUBLISHED
WALKS ABOUT RICnMGNo;
: TORY FOR BOYS ALSO 4 GUIDE-BOoK
F)E THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
TN. IL a handsome II. tic volume bound In cloth.
en."ractnE Us pages, handsomely illustrated.
Il contains all Interesting account, In conyerEa-
;naa' style, or all places of in,erest IN Richmond.
and ~. notable c7.nts in the history of the city,
!rrmMs most entertaining aud use!ul guide
ho K, rs well as pleasing story. The book Is also
sr'lonni t'y p ire ps-trait OF General Lee, with
-h"'rt ~ his ifa. death and funeral, and notltes
T.; BE- press upon that sad event.
I'm saiC, Wholesale and retail, BY
MCCARTHY & ELLYsON,
Publishers, Pla Main street.
Huu a. II bookstores de IL 1w
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NOTICE.-A sufficient amount of the
~ c1pital stock of the West Point and Chesa-
10 Incorporate the subIcriners notice is hereby
given that general meeting OF such subscribers
cal:ed 10 be he!I at The banklng-house of w. B.
Isaacs q o. Oh THUsSD. Y. the 18th day Of De-
csmoe. ls.J. at II O'Clock a. NJ. fer organization
alo sucr.I other action as may he deemed proper.
W. B. ISAACS,
tels-3s Cheirmsn n Boa d Of Comm lssioners.
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Christmas Books for boys aud girls ut ELLYS0S
j. TAYLoR's, lille Main street. ts zEss9fa--E
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TO TAXPAYERS.
PERSONAL.

rAUITON.-The public are cautioned
~ against taying trans actions with any persons
issuin circulars or undertaking TO transact busi-
less Ger tb name Of our frms but who are not
connected with us. ~ -
-,I>'-' LOCKWOOD q co., Bankars,
d. 1871 - oa Broadway, New York.
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RICHMOND AND DAsv1LLE RAILROAD Co.,

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, Nov. ID, 1870. !
TNHE TWENTY-THIRD ANN UAL
Il MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RLCHTOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPAHY viii be held IN the city OF
Richmond lat the Exchange Hotell on the
SECOND WEDN SDAY In DECEMBER
NEXT (l4th), at L. O'Clock NJ.
j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
The transfer book will be closed The lst day Of
December until after the meeting.
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10 THE LADIES.-A RARE CHANCE.

10 THE LADIES.-A RARE CHANCE.
Cu1ICg FANCY GOODS AT AND BELOW
COST.
-'rrtn ENLARGE CCS SHOE TR DE. We
-. SIZING or OUR DRY GooI AT AND
TFtna COST. The goods wcle selected with
~. rt-, sod a-e the choicest goods IN tie city,
-....ri>ir.,. =. !n part, - -
4l't NED GOODS F0R SKIRTS,
i.-,,t.F { 4,pJ-lcs Ribbons,
sin. *, Irish Linen.
K.rIls.t Is Table Linen.
lt-,"sFy, p!apsr Towels.
1-ar,n,. Nil c0tors: swiss Muslin.
tferrr-,!urd fiosiery. Bal Briglnd Hosiery,
,is. IL, head Hosiery, Linen Handkerchief.
,+. II U.nGErrchrr-, Linen and Lace Collars
El-v!c IFS lie, and ajd Cuna- 4
iar. I,- Wells ltursets.
l. ,Ii and l.scr inside is.a SILK and mltation
.ar,s and Sleeves blond taces,
,eHi.y Bands Guimpurc LaccS,
C!uQy Laccs.
n. h rrsuy other kinds Of de: irahe goods nj ex-
.rs ~, :; ices MARCUS, HARRIS 4 B 60.
Corner 5th and B-osd stre"ts
Ia-ye stock of BUOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS,
Sc -. hand at iow prices. NJ II. b.
-; Wv
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sHuP1ING.

Games, Games Games, at ELLYsog a TAY-
LoR's, 11l6 Main street. .e ~ - 4.
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NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING Of
IN the stockholders of the NJ An c ESTER
Coz TON AND WOOL MANUFACTU
COMPANY will be held at the ROOMS OF TIE
CHAMBER OF.COMMERCE, over the First Ma
ton Il Bank, on THURSDAY, 18th OF December,
at 12 O'Clock. VIM. II. POWERS,
de R-9l3lal5 Agent,
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tofh Of fRifA1
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.
Knotc all Men Iy these Presents:
That- the undersigned do hereby con-
stitutc and appoint - - attorney - for
aud In - name, to vote on all questions
that may be brought before tho meeting of the
stockholders of the Richmond and Danvllle Rail-
road Compin TO be held at - ON - day of
-, or at any adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
in the premises, fully as If - were present aud
voting in person. u
In testimony whe -eof have hereunto dxed
hand this day of -. no ID eodtd
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THE GRAND ANNUAL AS ~
i EEMBLY OF KNIGHTS TEN ~
PLAR, and the appendant Orders, will ~
be held at st. Albans Hall, corner of = y
Main and Sd streets, On THURSDAY,/
December 18th, at II O'Clock nj.
BY order of the Most Eminent Grand Comman-
der, JOHN DOVE,
do Grand
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Turing MY ABSENCE FROM
~ RiCsMDNp Messrs. sTlh ~ = "a sls.ssasii ..Ss.ssi
fnly refer nay clients and fsleaas 70 thesn. a#
do le-slB I5..s So &%s ~ ikss@H~s$&
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, No. ?, K.T.,)
December 4:h, 1905
ORDER No. 6.-SIR KNIGHTS %S
~ Attend called assembly OF your XIX
Commandery. at st. Albania Hall, To- X
aeaek tass na5 eonsdsTation hs
proposed celebration oD the 27th instant.
Ey order Of the r. Commander.
THoS. II. DEWITT, Capt. Gen'L
WIN. j. RIDDICK, Recorder. de l4-2t
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 of tie stockh 3loers OF the NTERS, + A
TInSAL BANK, OF RICHMOND, VA, for the
purpose OF elect Ing directors for tee ensuing year
viii be held on TU UESDAY, the 10th Of January
next, 1T IL NJ, at its banking house.
de Ii -2tawt1o hJan C,shier
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UAIR.-.50Q Bushels PLAaTERERs
~ HAIHfcS sass 6s s HEEsHT d KaNe'
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STANDING ooMMITrKE.

The CHAIR announcedth the following as the
Committee on the Chesapeake and its Tribu-
taries Messrs. J. r. Wall, Stubbs, Segar,
Gilmer, McCaull, Keyser, Read, Lawson
Kelly. Bartlett, land George W. Young.
The CHAIR stated that he was well aware
that MIR. HENRY BELL, of Matthews county,
members Of this COMMITTEES, and he had de-
sired to place himIupon It, but that gentle
man having been placed upon the Commit.
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ain, Minnesota and Iowa, NAV bs ~.
piled with equal, II not greater snr. p
cess In South Carolina. We only re.
quiro q multitude Of farmers to raise
tho product for which We have here.
tofore paid the North and West, and
In my judgment the owners of large
tracts of valuable plantation lands
will be glad to dispose Of their suplus
possessions, rather than attempt
the cultivation Of crops on the giuan.
tic scale which belonged to our for.
mer syssem of labor. Experiment
has demonstrated, both here and
abroad, the value Of small farms and
diversified industry, We have about
4,5OO, OOO acres of land under cultiva-
ton, only one-fourth Of the area of
the State. This would throw into
market 45,5OOO farms of 100 acres
each. To illustrate by comparison,
Now Jersey and South Carolina are
very nearly equal in population. The
value OF tho products of the first
named State in 1850 was 500, 100000
OF South Carolina during the same
year only s49,98O,0OO. True, the cap
ltaf OF one is largely devoted to man
n1acturlng purposes the capital of
the other is employed chiefly in arri-
culture; but You will readily see that
If all the facilities ut our command,
our vast water power and munufac-
turing resources, were devcloped to
the same extent as in New JERSEY. we
wonld realize Il truly golden dream of
prosperity. Even under present cir
cumstances, wo shall be better off ne.
cuniarily, in five years, with anything
like favorable crops, and will have
more actual cash at our commanI
than ever before. In two years We
will begin to invest our surplus CAPT
tal in manufactures; but ut present
our people are afraid to invest in any,
thing. They have money, a large
amount of it, but it has gone into coin.
and is hidden away. Tn a little while
as soon as political affairs are settled.
and confidence is restored in the ad.
ministration Of State aud national af.
fairs, you will see it come forth and
20 into stocks and bond. The old evil
OF extravaganza, 80 fatal to perma-
nent prosperity, has been effcctually
cured, and hereafter as men appreei.
ate the difficulty of making money,
they will manage it's outly judicioas.
ly.
IN CONCLUSION
remarked Judge Orr, the views I
have expressed to you this evening,
while entertained by q large number
OF the citizens Of the State, have ne
yer before, that I am aware of. been
publicly uttered. I know what will
DC the result when they are published.
shall be roundly abused for telling
the truth and speaking what, in nv
Judgment, is common sense but the
souhdness Of these reflections will T
am confident, be demonstrated in the
future, when passion has subsidcd.
and reason once more assumed SWAY.
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Notice
To Debtors.

- g a. :
Public not,coeis hereby given to all
persons who are indebted by note or
account to the late Copartnership Of
John Knox & Co., to como forward
and settle Immediately Unless paid
before the 18th of April next, the
claims will be put into the hands Of
X. Il. Hemphill, Esq. Magistrate, for
collection.
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,.CILRTIF'ICATE.

= - = ~|&AIlAIs
GEORGIA, HANCOCK County.
do hereby certify that J. +. CAL
houn purchased fifty nine bushels of
my, select cotton seed Inst Season
irc m me, and / do further certify that
| never offered my select cotton seed
for sale until last Scason-and | also
certify that l had no agents to sell
my cotton seed last Season.
DAVID DICKSON,
~H - g. of SPARTA Ga.
Fcb'y 10th 1870.
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REVOCATION .,,. .
Of Order for Extra Court

Abbeville County having been
added to the Eighth Judicial Cir
cult, and the Regular Terms Of that
Court having been fixed for the
third Monday of February, June and
October, it is hereby Ordered, tha,
the order of Judge Vernon for an
extra Court, at Abbevilte, on the
second Monday, of April next, be
and the sameis hereby revoked; ::
JAMES L. ORR,
@sypdge Jadioial oireuit2
Anderson 6. H., '1 ' .
18 March, 1870. 3t
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State Of South .Uaroaina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

49,, In Equity.
J.,sl. .A,~.r. SEM, J. g.. T: B.n.,.
Pe9Aids p account, cM Mcrsaiiors,&e
D6asxANr ,op,sl 20 & eo.,. in Id,
IL case, all the creditors Of the .saiil
Mary 4. McGruder who have an interest
in the said desd pl assisanSpe Sses berels
notified to present and prove their de.
mands bAase mg eEof by the third ,dss u
June next At my office or Be barred Of ali
clainy o. dss ssifl sssi&hmsuts niTrcn M
s4iJA MATTHEW MCDONALD. ,Eo5
+; Clerk. omJ.; ID <Rs,1s, 1siS, SS 81, elr: < 3
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MM1aaAT1oN--1Ts IMPORTANCE TO THr
9OU1H.

i 9. The yiews you have expressed
lead mutually to the inquiry whether
the people OF the South fully appreci-
ate the importancs Of an Infusion of
more energetic help, Of white induce
ments are Offered TO. citizens Of other
portions of the world to settle in your
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n. 1Hc inquiry Cpenb u OrOau ncJQ
and comprehends much Id general
rterms, j answer that, viewing the
qnestion Of Southern snscitation in
all it's bearing, emigration, is an .abso.
lute Southern necessity. Orr losses
during The war amounted to the e4lor-
nous su m of seven billions of dollars,
We have left TO- Us, however, = an i'm
mense area Of land, q productive, soil.
and q genial climate. Our resources
are incalculabic, but we need popula.
'tion and capital TO develop them.
We are not satisfied with our present
labor. It. is insufficient and, to somo
extent gntrustworthy. To iliustrate /:
The population sof South Carolina is
Id round unmbess Say 700;OGO, NEARLY
equally divided betweetp white jand
hlapks1 Thia would give, tus bug %
persons to- the sapare mile, yet, the
territory Of tRe State, uuder t6riify
edftigatfon, may BE made to shS9ain
fous 1mflii0hs of persons with ease.
DO obtain this pophiationws mustesap
the, ,rsseIyaira, Of fitheSwprti, and to ell
who come we, will extend 9, cordial
welcome. ImmIigration viii ind3cs
compstitfon, and III cofh hpStition 81 oar
safaEyl Yhsfea is hAo other, coSr6iHi
lthat esui benappliedYto q idlS suaen!
tHheyd niuaE ,eithera work, OF sfarve'
lcnonbtlsssd hate to-eneod dr,terxnn6h
opposiIapo froma the West tsf ! onr gen.
ltieesor ,tq disertt thao tidM 0e edaiaraI
llttan, ,ibatUS hagaaapra.e "a efEspins sfaIh
tsnsns esesewssa ytiSa1 = aaav Agsahssp
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State Of South ,Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In Equity.

IN Equity.
Jas. N. Latimer, Sen'r, Y. Mary A. Ma
TSs'ssdtsss { gS &
Petition for leave Ito Aeeoass, J, Call S,s
afs'so]'' ! e & I Ill /!
DUBSNANT to Order OF Court in
l. this case a;i-crediinrs Of tie sssign.
or J. F. G. DuPre Tvs we'll ,hose 10,
named in sEa deed or assignmeatss those
named tbssso) are shsrsby notified % ptes
sent and prove sheir demands before me Oh
or hy the third day Of June next at my
oi!ies. g = es1ssedr barre ree z Z e'' s!sia a saasf ..ia
,aS.I A4srHEw AsDeNALD.. &
Clerk. oacsssd March, 1870; III i
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PA. "A party called Democratic ,saey
eventually 4sscteea, 6ut tho oadfeEme
is forever desd. The antagonism of
ssomaSy kading SnhsnbsrS Of the par
~ to- the nRar. will siaesrthei EaslhaS
proved spccessfal, put them in the
'sanie category n dif@htnfs popular
elections, with the opponents of the
Revolutlonary,wasa thss wapof,1sl2,
aHdE Etbe=Har-with Mexico.-zMana az
the parties opoosing ,these wars had
sa@5sbs vitality tSassdyer, ltSuaGS Ssba
damaging results Of their opposition.
But the blunders oss hsgRspnhlisn
party. already made and which thew
5Hi,abe to2makl zbfy666na
'csatiOasly IN odase9uSaSS Ss sasiF
II oc ,aTsI 3 sir1A