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WArtlzNoron, Masah a.. Basle,
noMinatss Charles, Sumhee Wilson
(oeioreda to West Foints, } :
Senator Nye was sued In New
Hampshire, where heis= making Re
publican speeches, for diamonds pur
chased in Egypt.
The proclamation. announcing the
ratification Of the fifteenth amend.
I;ment, awaits official advice Of its
adoption by Texas. .-l'f "
/ 3 p. M.-The Reconstruction Gem.
mittSe considered Tennessee, on the
power of Congress to interfere
Maynard and Arnoli are bcforo the
committee, testifying regarding the
condition of Tennessee affairs but nc
action: The Judiciary Committee
heard Shaw in behalf of Megarrahan
Shaw charges that the Supreme Cour,
were governed in their decision by
fraud, perjury and forgery.
A fight is progressing before tn.
Pacific Railroad Committee, betweer
rival Southern roads through the Iu
dian Territory, from Missouri to Tex
rs. The House is fighting over small
land grants. =.
In the Senate, the Secretary of tn,
Treasury reports against tho utilit,
of the mint at New Orleans in vicv
Of which, Keilog introduced a resolu
ton looking to the reversion of tn,
mint property to New Orleans, whicl
was lost.
! The House, this afternoon, proceed
ed to vote on Mr.. Bingham's amend
ment to the Georgia bill, declarin,
that the bill shall not vacate any O
the offices now filled in the State
either by election or appointment
and shall not extend the official ton
ure of any officer beyond the limi
prescribed by the Constitution there
of, dating from the election or ar
pointment Of such officer, nor depriv
tho people of Georgia of the righ,
under their Constitution, to elect Ser
ators and Representatives of tn
State in 1870, either on the day nam
cd in the Constitution or such othc
day as tho present Legislature ma,
designate by law. The amendmen
was adopted by vote of ia to 7s
The bill was then passed-ayes 125
nays 81.
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R1sLEY's home MADE FERTILIZER

Tho following formula has been
handed us-pro bono puJlieo-by H.
W. Risloy, who was, for many years,
engaged in the wholesale drug trade
throughout the South. and who is
now engaged in promoting immigra
tiou to this section. Good and chcap
fertilizers, with skilled labor, is wh::t
is needed to develope tho wealth OF
our soil:
First gather any quantity o1
swamp muck into pile to drip; then
mix the following we'll togethcr-say
% barrels, dry muck, 5 barrels
ground bono, 8 barrels ground plaster
Paris, and 5 barrels hard wood
ashes. If ashes are not to be had
substitute 8 barrels moro of muck
and SO pounds potash and dissolve
the potash with tho following salts
say 25O pounds common salt, 25C
pounds CLAUDIA salts, $50 pounds sui
phato ammonia, ESQ pounds nitrate
soda. Dissolve these in sufficient
quantity Of water and add to the frs,
mixture-pass all through screen to
mix thoroughly, and put in a suitable
place to dry. Use like guano. The
above will mako about fvo tons, and
the materials (Which can be had OF
Morgan & Risley, 81 Warren street
New York) will cost less than the
pricc Of ono ton of Peruvian guano,
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Markets.
ABBEvILLE, March IL -. Cotton

ABBEv1LLE, March IL -: Cotton,
16@ls. ,,s s..' ~ "' ..>..
NEW YORK, March 9 - Noon
Cotton lower, Fl. Gold 11s.
z. P. M.--Cotton opened heavy and
to. lower. The gold excitement con-
tinues, and nearly s1o0,0OO,OO chang.
ed hands to-day, amid all sorts of era
~ demonstrations.
CHARLESTON. March 9.-Cotton dull
and easy-mindling 20A.
LIVERPOOL, March 9-Noon.-Cot.
ton dull-uplands II; Orleans lit.
GEoRa1A.-The Judiciary Com
mittee' of the Senate report the
House bill for the admission OF
Georgia, impoaing the same condi.
tions as those of Virginia and Miss.
issippi.
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p@- The weather during tho pas
few nights has been extremely cold
with ice which has given a coup d.
grace, we fear, to the blooming fruit
We have made enquiry as: to the
slain, and whilst the reports are some
what conflicting as to the advanced
guard-the blooming cohorts of the
Aowery queen-there are still some
hopes entertained of the reserves
We trust that they will remain
"bomb-proof" yet awhile till she
danger is past, and tho coast is clear
"To be or not to. be." Shall the
peaches be another year. We trust
so.
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TIE XIX CENTuaY.-We have re.
ceived the March number of this pop.
ular monthly, with the following
table of Contents: The storm and
the Sunset; Between the Leaves
Poem "reminiscences Of Public Men
Daniel Webster-Joel R. Poinsett
by Ex-Gov. Perry; Ny Darlings
Three-Pocm; Will Versus Power
Explorations and Adventures in
Equatorial Africa; The Music Lesson
Lifo in New York; An En-.
emy Hath Done It; Editorial Work.
show; Passes en- Passant.
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THE WHISKEY WAR,
Another Raid on the DistilIsrs,

The Spartanburg 0oss,te says:
The revenue officers and United
States troops, under command OF
Captain Cook, 9th Infantry, left town
on the morning of tho 9Th instant,
to visit portions Of our county in
which illicit distilling has ueen car.
ried on to So large an extent. The
command was Joined on the evening
of the 1lth instant by detachment
of the 5th cavalry.
From this point several expeditions
were made into tho neighborhood OF
Big Island and the surrounding coun-
try, and a number of still houses de
stroyed and distillcrs captured.
The entire command moved to.
wards the blockhouso three days, and
while there searched the numerous
mountain streams in tho neighcor.
hood, and hghtcd up tho SUBMITS Of
Hogback with burning stillhouses
A number Of distillers were arrested,
most Of whom were released by the
United States commissioner, upon
their giving bond for their appear.
ance at the United States Court.
Three Of the prisoners who wers
operating in North Carolina were
carried to AsheviHe and turned over
to the revenue authorities Of that
State. Tho command then moved to
Gowansville, whore it remained two
days and then returned to town.
The expedition was attended by no
incidents Of much interest or impor-
tance. While twenty-five or thirty
stillhouscs wero destroyed, only eight
or ten stills were captured. Most of
the distillers had succeeded in ren,ov-
ing and conceaiing their stills, while
they themselves had retired to places
Of security. ,.'. +" '''' .'..
The moral effect Of these raids has
been of most salutary nature. Tho
better class Of citizens have been
srocsed, and propose hereafter to
take the whole matter In their own
hands. ''...''
Heretofore they have been afraid
to report this Illicit business, but we
arc assured that hereafter they will
report to the proper authority any
one attempting to operate an illioit
distillery ID their settlement. ~
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CENSUS RETURNS.

The census returas, of the State
for the year 1859, have been pub.
lished. FROM this welearn that tho
population Of Abbeville is 2e,S38.
OF these thereare 1, 1888 white males
between six and sixteen, and 2,e4s
eolorsd; 1871 white females, and
1895 eolored. Over twenty-one
years, there are 2,0O1 white males,
and 1886 colored. The total
number of persons of all ages are
4,47S white males, 1877 co1ored
5,oo4 white females, and 9,376 col.
ored. =.
In Abbeville there has been q
decrease Of $500 since the last
census in 1s6o-the population be-
ing then 1885, and now 26, 1886. =
There has been also a decrease
in the following counties: Barn
'veb Chesterfield, Celleton, Edge.
tieldf EskResd, Georgetown, Ker.
shaw, LaneAatsr, Hsufens, Marion
MaflboEo. Nswbefry, orangebnrg
spsftanbhrg, sanatter ana v}nfon. ?
II he a1a 4 1ssolnlsssysling y u ssuntiies ii 1theree
h, has BEEN ann n ig ipsrssss II IAlpdesqrssonll, i
Charleston, Ghester, Clarendon, cIa J.
Darlington, "a Grespyills Herry'
Pickens. 0eossse, s. Riea tNIA
hanashnEgs md York d.5
In 1850 thu total ,pspnlaaibn q
the State vas Tos, ,70as; s;5aTn 1865 !
was zoe, ,o2es chewing an iners4s'
0f A0kAs s7ij,t 70 .3Gr 35aj sdT +.
(
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'nga- We direct attention to tbe ad.
vsrtisendent Of Mr.. Thomas r. Riley,
Who has taken 'ohArgs of. the ,w,iell:
known Greenwood Hotel, and invites;
kks psffo fohage of 4hs tfsvsfiinS pub.
|llss . Ths Hotel is'large And teondho.:
dioas And cohvenisns Il. the Dspot,
80 q saasr The snpervisi6n Of ths
opiistor prssents claims
apon . p z :. IT, FL gsslis patronage, Hs
Pssdkss iIh n6aiSs It second toc,
|ndnSi ia tyy e6aht 90 ~ sstsS
Eosf on ~ istds '. ! i. tAks Hin ID his
|ssFa:s. si estiss1s| . s4sf q .,':,. ss."i
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: A memorial was presented from
tho New York Chamber Of Commerce
giving it as their opinion that it would
be extremely unwise for:the Govern.
mont to embark in telegtaphing.
conkling, who presented the memo.
rial, said he heartily conquered in the
views Of the Chamber. = Referred to
the comnittes on Post omSes, 7'''i
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ssCONSIGNEEcSas

The telloeing named psrsoashavs
freight ih'the Depot: + I
Mays, BaruHell & Co., J Enrigbi,R 4
Bowie J Knox Qusrles, Perrin Il Co, L
Gown 4 Son, WsB Cason j, A Norwood
Tho. Thompson, I, 3 j cCasliu, L L Clink.
scales, &oasls 4 White, II W Edwsid,EE
Nelson. T A Wilson, Jay d Bradley. -,
ExpREss;-w J. Lomaz,::r c Perrin,
A B d R'P Kenhdy, j JKur,z, e Cuuuipg-
ham, J McCa.lan. i. -
'@ D. r. sONDLEY,
-. 49,, .E.' 1 Aasnt.
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SOUTHERN PuBL1sHrNa HOUSE

SOUTHERN PUBLISHING House.
Mr.. J. c. Derby, the well-known
publisher has located in Augusta, Ga,
and advertises in another column for
agents to sell his books. He is con.
neetsd with the firm Of D. Appleton
q Co., and the books he sells are all
standard worksAos high character,
and entirely unobjectionable.
Read the advertisetnsnt.,. .,:'''-;''>. : :
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7Hs Phssir stdads .frss on sas, Ess .,
Guanos.
I'ssed, tbis scar, Pboaix asaSe, solu.
bse Pacific Basshs Raw Boos asd l4sps,
Phosphats. /" Where ihsrs w. Ss fS81 ID
Psasas 1ssaS NV kl4d,so 70 dEss2SsVsa 81, &,
'dasrssss bst~esn Il asd 800 ~ 4Ssdls5i,
Psstfes 81 fzs PAaIas .slsast ssss s. ta d.
Hss - 6sasds VA 10. ysos.is X 3. !: s:;sss, s.
pfssps.s thiuk: II ~ifl nasesh IdIsa dssbIs
.bs ysssd u so.s6D ,his ys.r.' ifa aap |
ss!' taH1s 'oa. ,a'.'fs MtkE' IsoefE.
Asalfssn Co.; ,;'se q. sAsgass H.. ises.
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MARRLA3E8.,


MARRIED., ssshsiIssiasnss Of ii.
|bridessant, Mrs. d. r. Genes, Marcel
Let, by, Eev.. VIM I. .sDaB Bose j :;LIv
INGSTON FAIR Of Abbeville, and
ToccoA M RoULAIry; yopSges,
daughter ;of the lsta A. Roaaain, so1
|CAarssston."i : t9I.a "d sci =:,'I3o
. .ssARRIED, on sd iniss,, d; u,
|sssidsaoS cfe tks sBsidss fssasr, 4 b
|Rsv.' wmH; psyis, iaf,s sR L. JGNXe
Id Msss sFAadrtIE. StlYftf I III 3 RI nm
|sais1DasetaS3E Cd, ao IL 8 boSotlfs''
AARRIRD @ ssd rsttassSSy, n 'a !,
ssar rtsApsEs Gs5 ,asAs, INV. oH1Kies.
9bea s4nitA y asM.o sgUMIJ1lltC
|1n1Ae1TfH, 7 ~ g 4asats I sssss1 Mn a4a,
burg, g. 6.
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: Another Circus Coming.

On Thursday next, Orton &
Stones great Southern Circus will
give two exhibitions in this place
a afternoon and night. Together
With " tt the Circus it has upon exhibi-
ton A. 2 caravan Of camels-Egyptian
ealmaelsw7and ala among them a young.
ister not more than six months old.
The Gireps Department ris ,ons OF
the largest and finest in. the world:
80 they say. . '.n,Y : s2s. ia3c &
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TIE DECLINE IN GOLD.

The unprecedented fall in the
price of gold during the past few
weeks, has been engaging the at
teution, and receiving the COM
ments of the leading public jour
mails of the country. AS it has not
arisen from the operation of spec
ulators-the efforts of s'bears" who
sell gold, which they have not, but
hope to buy back at lower price
nor from any contraction of the
currency, which has either prece-
ded or attended the fail in the pre-
mum of gold from 80 to- lit is
generally looked upon as healthy
feature Of the times-an indication
of intreased production, enlarged
trade and enhanced public credit.
The proximate cause assigned for
the decline of gold here, has been
the decreased demand for exporta-
tion, growing out of the increased
demand for American securities
abroad, and also out Of the enlarg
ed exports of American cotton.
It is estimated that the cotton
crop of the presentyear will amount
1900. 900 bales, and which deduct
ing 100000 bales for home con-
sunption will leave 100000 bales
for export. This is 100000 more
than last year, and will give gold
excess of 25,eoo,ooO more than
last year-or equal to three-fourths
of the whole exports of the past
year. This accounts for the de-
crease in the exports of gold, and
affords every probability against a
revival of exports upon which an
advances Of price must depend.
Another reason assigned for the
decrease of expectation of. gold is
theabundaneee of money in the lead
ing markets of Europe, and the ap
preciation of our securities there.
Advices from Washington state
that Mr.. Boutwell, intends to press
his funding bill before Congress at
an early day. If it becomes a.law,
then, with q large supply Of gold
on the Market about 100000, 900,
he can force the price of gold
down to par, and thus wipe out of
existence that institution known as
the Gold Room.
As q necessary conseqcuce prices
are coming down. A New York
letter says: "For several days a
desperate fight has been going on.
between Stuart and Claflin, the
kings Of the dry goods market.
Stewart started it by marking
down r below Clafin's figures
Claf1iu followed suit; Stewart cut
down again; then Claim; and so
the war has gone on for = week.
Dry goods men tell me they never
saw the market 80 excited as it is
by this war between the two great
houses. Both parties are selling at
pices that are absolutely ruinous.
Stewards pugnacity and capital
will carry him through, but houses
not as strong as his will probably
90 by the board before the storm
blows over"
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The CoLoRED SENATOR FROM. MIS-
s1ss1rP1 The Washington CORES,
pondent Of the New York Journal OF
Commerce writes concerning Rcvels,
tho colored United States Senator
from Mississippi: He has an nmiable
expression, is not prcsnming, and
seems to wish sincerely, as the pioneer
of his race, to mako good imprcs
sion. He dresses plainly and taste.
fully in black, without other orna.
ment than chain tipped in gold, and
uses plain pair of eyeglasses. He
is in the prime of life, forty-seven
years of ago, weighing about one
hundred and eighty pounds. He ap,
pears to be a man Of good mental oul.
ture and balanced judgment, not dis.
posed to push himself forward, unless
in case of real necessity, and where
he would probably exert an influence
that would be felt. He has already
been active in the educational inter.
ests of the South, and spoke at length
two days ago on behalf Of the poo,
of both races in Mississippi in the
Senate committee on education and
labor, Of which he is q member
Members Of the committee are unani.
nous in their. appreciation OF the
speech. Revels was in tho border
and Northern States till 1854, when
no went to Mississippi, established
himself as Methodist minister, and
was elected, as is we'll known to the
United States Senate.
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~ = JE.. ,S4s5 tEsiSf 1ELItt! VI Si.Ibpgt 4
gsia@- Te Mad fIahubs lsxaaabs,
the wall known and pcepjas spfss
psistos ef tho ConsassAl lspnW Woeksj
Of Osanmbia, We ass ipaa6s6 andss
rsas~s6 bsaeAsiohsa bs,ssepacsk
'Sls6 sfAisssgS lssit sa4b n
10 win please assept our thankE
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Greenwood Hotel.

THE subscriber, having purchased
L the large and commodious build.
ing known as the Greenwood Hotel
is prepared to entertain the travelling
public, The house issituated in, full
view of and convenient to the depot
and business portion. of the town,
The rooms are large, neatly and new.
ly. furnished. The table will be con.
stantly supplied with every delicacy
the market affords, and the hotel is
in every way equal to, if it does not
surpass. any in the up-country.i
In connection with this hotel is q
first class Livery Stable. Convey,
ances of all kinds on hand for hire.
T.. r. RILEY, Proprietor.
Greenwood, 8. c., March II, 3m.
q ~ Columbia Pkesiz and Charles.
ton ,Ne,os copy one month. 80 bs-.l
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The feasibility of the project for a
ship canal across tho Isthmus of Da-
rien is fully acquiesced in by Commo-
dore Edwards, who surveyed the
route across the 1sthmus in 1864.
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No. The Second Iannuai nsst.
ing OF the South Carolina Medical
Association met in Columbis on
last Wednesday,, Dr.. J. J.. Ward.
law and ". d. 'Wardlaw are dele.
gates in. attendance from .Ahbs'
yllle. ~ -. ..s....:, !.:.,.a at.M a.l..
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A dispatch has beet received from
United States Minister Debong, dat
ed Yokohama, February I, that the
wreck Of the Oneida has been discov-
cred, aud cofoberated the list Of those
saved previously reported.
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The amount Of Upited States bonds
purchased during the last year,
which the secretary Of tho Treasury
has now on hand, amounts to s100,6-
6e, 600. u. .:.E1 ~. q. n--rL
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e2r Ths Ulia aefislg slf s,fi ii :.
saapsalid ipysSstraissns =
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fntsh ~ o.es With eoasanf employnsnt Al hdm" ~
ss1ss = ss.ss IN siSas:1s:s; am sss.;;
94I ytle tine acys1nd IA. ~ HSuSSs9 pSs,99
Ioea q Psn Aatall Who 90 ts nodes may
~ s. ISsIsn e s.s got ven vf 70 psy
vf.A yRls - %. ssd sus1 cf "a 4Hs
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sss' fHes ~ Rssssescnt Htoaiasas sSi. sddrea;
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|siipS iipSsH sss Be- e. -, 3 = sssss' -
b rssssssys 90 s
keaA "A ~ - s1e laaAs eAnGAi9l
||1sss1 tss4I = &C. tssss ssa
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
IN CHARLESTON. 8. c.,
Corrected Weekly by 4. c. KA UFMAN, Bro
ker. No. 25 Broad Street.
March 7. 1870

ker; No. 25 Broad Street.
March 7, 1870.
STATE sEouRrIEs.-Sout Carolina. o1d.s4
as6 do uew'--a7s; do, regist'd stook, ex int
CRY SrcuRrrrEs-Augusta, Go. Bonds. "a
"a; Charleston. 8. G: Stock. Tex or int) "A
67&; do; Fire Loan onds.-a76 Columbia, S
@. Bonds, -a5O.
RAILROAD Bospa-B!ue Ridge, (fir.t mort.
gagel-a60; Charleston and savannah, alto :
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta, a,-a9O; Che.
raw and Darlington.-a8O; Green lille and
Columbia. (irst mort )76a-; do, State qua
rantee. 64a-; Northeastern, s5a-; Savan-
nah and Charleston, let mort. -asO: do.
State guarantee. -a64; South Carolina. -
asS; do. 10; spsrtanburg and Union.-a54.
RAILROAD STooKs-Chnrlotte Columbia and
Augusta, -a65; Greenville and Columbis. Pc
-; Northeastern, 7as; Savannah an / harles.
ton, --a25; South Carolina, whole shares
I-a44; do, half do -a29.
EXCHANGE, &c.-New York Sight, 4 off par
Gold, llen1ls; Silver, iIos119. - :
SOUTH CAROLINA RANK BILLa
Bank OF Charleston. =. ......-a-
benk OF Newberry....... .......... .....-a-
HuH y. Eshoen: .... 40a-
Bank OF Georgetown. ga
Bank Of South Carolina. ..... ....... Ga
Bank of Chester. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA
bank OF Hamburg. .........................3a
Bank of State of s. G. prior to 1881 w .40a-
Bank OF State Of 8. G. issue 1861 aud '82 lOa-
"Pianters' and Mechanics Bank of
~ Sn.''estoh. ...... .....-a-
Peoples Back of Chsrlsston. .......--a-
union Bank OF Ckar!eston.. ston............-a-
Southwestern Il 4 Bank Of Charleston,
o!a,...'... ........ -
Southwestern Il Bank Of Charleston,
new ..............:... ..............-a-
state Bank Of Charleston.,..... .Sa-
Farners' and Exchange Bank Of Char.
ieseon....... ........ -a4
ExohaDge Bank Of Columbia lOa-
Commercial Ba"k Of Columbia. "a
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw sa-
Planters' Bank of Fai, field. Ia
State Of South Carolina Bills Receiy ysble nnr -
City Of Charleston Change Bills. .....pa..-
Bi!ls marked thus are bsing redeemed
ut the Bank Counters of each.
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Notice Z. .....:. :. !. ).
!. To )! ]: q. . ] Debtors:
- 80 -. - N.sT't4"3'-sE-''' ; -

Public notice ia hereby given to all
persons who are indebted BY note or
account to the late Copartnership ef
John Knox & Co., to come forward
and settle Immediately. Uplsis, paid
before the 16tk Of Aprn next, the
claims will be put into the hands Of
r. q. Hemphll, Esq. Magistrate, for
collection. ,:"7- ''ftf- ..<',''''''2.
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No. Bee .sdyestissmsnt6 6f sapssias
fsrtilissrs BY Mssers, -Aiksh b waller,
of GpssnwooA. iIe,aoq. ls.9.g, saiG,ys
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40 ssA1ss!hke9a y;p 50
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= we are gao TO learn from Mr..
Risley, of New York, but who was
formerly q resident of Augusta,
that the advantages which the
South extends.to industrious i'm.
migrants, is exciting considerable
attention throughout the North,
and he thinks if proper induce
nents are offered by land owners a
large influx of class that will
make desirable citizens, may be
secured; Notwithstanding the pow
erful influences of free lands and
cheap travel organized to attract
and control immigration to tho
Western States and territories. Mr.
Risley has spent some time in visit
ing several sections Ia the South,
gathering facts and difPusing ideas
and 1as one idea begets . another,
and he has soms ideas, that may
prove of practical benefit 10 - some
Of our friends, who. are troubled
with a superabnndanes of land: we
are disposed 70 .ventilats them, for
their benefit, BriaAy-5the land
owner becomes . land ;. spoenlator
BY upiting .wisha suitabss party ID
gathet andseleet from |; andouR The
rdsnser population, Of the North.
the "indnstrioas y ara entgrDfising
operatives, the far7sdsrs II ind fms,
chanies, who ars AabstioGis s. bat.1
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