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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

ACnndid Admisslon.

The State journal, a Radical
organ of RicFmont Virginia as a
soTt of an apology for the I0m sue
cess attending its lartg IN the re
constructed States, says The
Republican party is beggared
throughout the eptlre South. Its
rank and file belong to the very
poorest class, and It's leaders are,
in the main, Governments office.
holders living on their salaries, OF
office seekers who have neither
money nor friends TO flirther theiI
GortnSes." Anti, worse than all.
NE Joimal ADDS 'We also have
tbe largest sHate ofthe Ignorance.
ond Aery little of the intelligence
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Trustees Sale.


wNY VIRTUE OF the provisions of q corr
tain deed II trust made by Aavia'
,Bes5,v and Ann BSaSley, OF the 18Th day.
of March A. D. 1853. to secure 10 Henry NJ
Hunter the sum u one thousand dollars,
mentioned therein. the said deed being re-
corded. in record Book Of Deeds o, on pages
/ o 948 and 249, OF Noxubee county in the
State OF mississippi, the undersigned Truttee
will proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at public outcry, before the dourt.
house door in the town of Marons in said
| Noxubee county and State Aforesaid, on
Monday the 2eth day Of September, 1870,
the following described pieces and parcels OF
land, lying and being situate in said county
and State. to wit : the south halt, and leo
acres off the south end Of the west half OF
the northeast quarter Of section IL. less ten
acres off the north eud' Of the east halt the
southeast quarter ef said section II, and lota
lis artfl4 less ten acres off the north end o
said hot 10, in ~seGtiO1Is, and all in township
!. Ia, north Of rangeTi east, together with ap
Lp~urtanslces thcreunto belonging.
Tn above property will be sOId'tO saii y
a balance Jde 81 about $3.50 90 on said debI
and the costs Of this trust. The title to the
above property isbeheved to be good, but
kshall only convey such title as is vested ii
me as trustee.
I 80 : JAMES Il. RIVESs
Sept. 8, 1870. So Trustee.
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Commissioners sale,
THE STATE 6F.MISSISsIPPLt
Nh- w. n,,rutU

THE STATE tF'MISSISSIPPLSt
9bee County.
FIN Chancery Court Of NOxubes county,
Turner Goldsmith
so71 Va lCom'rs
j. W. Maury and G. W. Grant. Sale.
UNDER and by virtue of a decree of the
Uhaneery Court Of NOxubee county in the
State Of Mississippi, made atfhe July term
A. D. 1870 thereof, the undersigned Com,
missioner in Chancery, " il, gu Saturday,
the SIh day Of October, 1870, between the
bolra prescribed By law, proceed tn sell at
the courthouse door in the tow OF Macon,
a, public on cry, 70 the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described parcels of
land, lying and being SITUATE in the county
and State aforesaid, to wit: NWt and WI Of.
NE4 sec, IS; 81 aud WI Of NEf and ST Of
NW4 and 81 of E9 of NE4 sec. le; M sec.
80; WI Of SWFand NJ Of Ell Of SW4, and,
NJ of W. Of SEE seei 80 SWti see. 90;
WI Of NW4 and 81 sec. 90 NE4 and FL of
NW+ and 81 sec. 81; NJ sec. 81 all in
township IS, range " cas-, Tor 50 muchl
thereof as shall Le sufficient to satisfy said
GEO. s. sHITH,
Sept, 3, 20 St Clerk and CONF.
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CITETION NOTICE.

STATE Of MISSISSIPPI,
Nozubte County. E Il
FIN the Chaneety Court Of said County and
State.1 "
J.. B. Allgo0d, administrator,
OF Chus. W. Allen. deed,
a. ". 49,.
Mary v. Baker and husband,
T. G. Baker, Cyuthia W.
wiNiams aud husbshd, -
Williamsy Chatics 7. Allen,
Francis'Ln Allen and ClNr>
eace Allen; minors, and c
A. Welsh, minors, heirs, Sc. -" 'r"l
I Petition to cell svcrsi0nary interest Ia lAndl
TO Mary M. Bat or and husband 7. c. Baker
Cynthia Willie Williams and husband -
Wiiliams, Charles T. Allen, heirs atlaw
OF Charles w, Allen, deceased, hoR-resi-
dents, residing in Robertson county, State
Of Texas, post office Calvert. station en
Railroad. d
You and each OF yon are oited TO appear
before the Chancery Court OF said county at
the next term thereof, 10 be begun and held
in and Tor said county, at she court. house
ther,O', in the town of .haeon, In said conn
~, on the second Monday IN October next
A. ID. lS70, to ShOW CAusa why the petition
~ said Jefferson B. Allg0od, administrator
de bonis non 0GAhe' estale,Of tho said Chas.
W. Allon, dncsAseJ,4 praying for a sale Of
tl'e revetSionary right, title aud interest OF
inheritauee In the dover lands, ,tenementa
aud heriditamehts after he termination of
said dover right and lntsFast IN said ped-
ton msptiened and deeesibed, beloa lug 70
said dcceaseda estate. Tor shs payment Of
outstanding 4 Ibtsand liabilities, eonrl oOsls
and commissions, should not be- granted as
prayed'for, OF the same will De taken and
held 90 confessed aud dseroed accordingly.
Issued September % 1870.
Aifl GEO \, SMITH.
' Sent 2 1870 III rutA.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUALE tract eff land, being on
IA Big and Little Yellow creeks, partly
in Winston and partly in NoxUbee comn
ty. This fine cotton farm contains (llj0
eleven hundred aud fifty acres, SIX hun
dred Of which are bottom Iaud, and foul
hundred aud fifty open, and is naturally
divided into two farms, about equal Dor
tions being on each creek.
VIII be sold with a good crop now OF
it, together with all the stock, &C., o
without as may be desired, at q bargain
Call and see it.
W. II. HARRINGTON.
Alg 6, loo.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL sell ~ s4NDy-LkND FARM,
n lying four miles from Brooksyillc and
nine from Macon, containing $50 acres
VOL improved nice dwelling. gobd out
buildings, good clubhouse aud screw, ant
plenty Of good water. will sell al to-
gethcr or divided, to suit tho purchaser
For information apply ON the premises
Aug2O- 3, 5 DlsM( hLo'
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sHERlFI's SALE.

Geo. N. Ladd,
I.W. Massengfle III Ea.
John Cochran .
Leroy Massengtle,
RY virtue Of the aboyc-statcd writ, o
n me directed from the office Of the
clerk of tho circuit count Of the 18th judi
cial district for the county of NoXubcc
and State Of Mississippi, | will on MON
DAY, OCTOBER Bird, A. D. 1870, in front
of the oOurt-hoUse dior in Macon, within
legal hours, EXPOSE for sale at public
4uction 20 the Highest bidder, for cash,
all the right, title aud interest the de-
PENDANTS have in ard TO the following
described lands, to wit the SWi Of see,
q the NW4 ofsec. "; part of The SWl
and w! of SEA of sec. %, supposed TO be
S0saeres, all in town. IA, range II east.
The above described property having
been levied upon Rs the propeTty Of de-
PENDANTS, j W. hassehgale, John Coeh-
rah and Leroy Massengale, will he sold
to satisfy the above stated case and al
costs.
E. A. J. McAENRY,
Sept. 10, 70 Is Sheriff.
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-NKMN N VIZ

y s', ,.s' tenev a-rr,psemept.,io
(which r WIN hon. Of our paper,
lesaAs', 'a asD ofcash, VIZ shall
%e',,',,' n ', ,sras the honey on i :Ii in
WI y is1 onss.. with whom we we
y, roq p' Quarterly a : settlements It's
'Sos and gi tss III Interested to tai,
|"'n ' : what 'l " ned, hut what
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
Executrix Notice.

n ETTERs TEsTARENTARY having
n been granted by tho honorable
Chancery Court of NOxubee county State
Of Mississippi, to the undersigned upon
the estate of Milton r. Love, deceased
all persons having claims against said
estate viii have thom probatcd and al
lowed within the time required by law
or they will be forever barred, and per
sons indebted must make payment to the
undersigned.
ELIZABETH LOVE,
Sept 10, 70. 5w E%xccufrix.
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TO BUILDERS.

- EALED proposals for buildng d
OJAIL in Macon AoNubce Co., Miss.
viii be received by the Board of iuprr.
visors up to the first Mouday in.ScDtcm,
Der $50. The building to be Of the fol.
lowing dimensions to wiz: 4ix3U feet
from ont to ont, with passage across I
feet wide; all walls to be of brick two
feet thick, laid in cement foundatio,
to be feet below surface Of ground and
~ feet above TO eayes gables of sam,
Thickness l6 windows, II Of them ease.
with iron crossed, with II inch round
iron bars 3 inches apart windows to b,
5S5 feet with sash and glass; 3 iro,
doors and 2 of wood. The lower floor
of iailto bd laid With brick set on end
and laid in cSuieht to be elevated one
foot above gtpund. The seconl Roor t,
be Of 3 iuclr ok plank, and sealed over.
mead with sarte, End laid on joists Will
same. The j%ailor's room with ordinar,
plank floor, and windows of common fin
ish. One new Iron Cage, sxl0 feet, and
: feet Ligl, similar to the one now il
tue jail,
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors
Aug '0-td
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MANNING'S.

Antidote for Inlempera"ce.
AN NFALLIBLE CURE FoRPHlS
fearful vice, Its use will 1t once re
move the taste or desire for s'imulauts
and will q create an actual dislike
for them. 1t can he administered IN tea,
coffee, or even water, without exciting
suspicion, as it is free from taato or 3n'eI,.
Ii goa hare q huSJaad, brother or t.ad,
addicted to his terrific habit, It Is yr4r aa'
10 cure him. =,
Sent free by mail on receipt ot ne
money. Price Two Dollars per box,
w II. MANNING n CO..
iuncll--3ms st. LOUIS @o'
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LAND FOR SALE.

UHE no NESTEAD oftao late Bryan
n T. Williams, about one mile from
Macon, is offered for sale. The tract
comprises about three hnndret acres,
with good dwelling and outh@,scs' and
two risterns of good water. there is a
growing crop Gu tine place.
For terms aud further particulars ap'
ply on the premises to tie undersigned
aug. 90-tf 4. M WILLIAMS.
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The State Of Mississippi,

HV guy .. "IVFTT
NO1ubee county.
E B. Havnie, Agent, August 9Th. 1870.
VA. Justice 0urt. =
James Il Thompson. Attachment for as 20
whereas the above named parties institu'
ted suit in the Justice Court fps the Sd Dis'
trio, for the above named codnfy. by attachs
ment COR the sum Of fbrtv-h We dollars. on the
lllh dav of July A. D. 1870, and j, appearing
to he Court that the defendants residesse y
not known, notice is hereby given said DE-
fendant that unless he appear on or before the
FIRST SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER, being
the Sd day of said month, and plead answer
or demur to said action, Judgment will DO
given against him by default, and the proper
ty levied unon will be sold to satisfy said
debt and all cost. q. J. ShlPhAN, Sill
A~uOl9-4Ws ) i.
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FOrcworncd.

lL persons nre iurNaTncd not III
trade for Ii cir any pors.ou ul Gru
w. fusters crop, nov growing ON m,
place, lu NDNupuc county. Nis-,ssuui
j. =. GiLMuLr.
Aug. 20, $50 -ats.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

7--=-T- The symptoms of
/ SIMMONS 'isss compliant aaG ps aEs
t----=- in the side. Some
zines Ire pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
lis affected with less of appetite and
sickness, bowels in general c%ostive, some
times alternating with lax. The head
troubled with pain, and duh, heavy sen
sation. considerable loss OF memory, &C
companied with painful sensation of
H. having LEFT nndene SOME,
lLIVER fs'@s a (Which C S'sne ee 80 saSs
il Ling of Seakness, debility,
and ley spirits. Sometimes soma o. the
above symptoms attend the disease, at
other times very few of them; bat the
Liver is generally the organ most in
volyed. Cure the Liver wiGh
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
PROMPT. HONORABLE RELIABLE.

a GENTS WANTED in every city, town
"A and village, for the largest aud most
successful DOLLAR HOUSE in the country
ONLY ONE endorsed By the leading Pa
pers and Express Co.'s Of the United States
-Four goods fFsS universal satisfaction, our
premiums to Agents CANNOT rs ExcELLED,
and our checks are tree. Having two houses
Boston and ~Chicago--our facilities are UN
EQUALLEp, and our bu mess exceeds IN
amount al other concerns in this trade com
bined. 'l
rySEND FOS' CIRCULARS aud FREE
CLUB to S: &. THOMPSON d Co,
1876 FederhI street. BOCt N, or
* L5S State ST., Chicago.
Aug 27--
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
DIR. VI MONS
Liver Regulator,

A preptration Of roots and herbs, war
ranted to be strictly vegetable, and can
do no injury to any one. ,
1t has been used by hundreds. and
known for the Nyse35 years as one of the
most rIlable, eAi6aciois and harmless
preparations ever oiIeFeIE 10 tile suAsr.
ing. II taken regularly an0 Professionally
- i, e,tro IN Cupp. 10 sa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
SLUW BOHSE MADE fASTE
- F,sf &
FAST HbRSES MADE FASTERii

sf.FT t ~
Ny m56e Of treating horses II gnaran-
tecd to increase the speed Of any horse,
good or poor. Ordinary farm horses
have had heir speed increased 20 az to
sell for $500. A gentleman with my
method bought a pair of horses for $500
and sold them, after four daystrainlng,
for 5000. They trotted in 2-4s in har-
ness. Another bought an~'OFjinary sad
die horse for $50 and in one week Rold
him for $500. will send my method to
iny address on receipt of One Dollar.
JESSE 4. MANFELDER, 20
Care of Box 2701, st. Louis, No.
ihnrl- SINS r..-
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lON9OuND EXTR
| SrILLINGIA

his rcat Health E'sarr and
dd@ayhtg Core rough
IhlcateS every kiU. Iumor
bld faint, and restores the
in system to a hnJI. by and
tcly nae ctIhlitiou.
Die genuine Is lher g,d MY by
MBERT0N TAYL,5E 4 CO.,
Chemists, Att Ca,
Bid by JONES 4 ~. W'H,
Ma of. Miss.
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I'VE have IN hand, constantly, all
w kinds of Lumber, Pine, Oak, Pop
lar and Ash, and will fill all bills on the
shortest notice, as low as a be afforded.
Delivered at Macon or B~rooksyille or at
the NIL. Orders may he left with W. f.
Ferris. at Jacob Ilolberg a Co.'S and will
have immediate attention.
+. S. DISMUKES co.
Aug 20-2m
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j. n. ZTIL.IN 4 ca.

Druggists, Macon gGl.
t@-Price ST. For salem Macon, Miss,
in the Drug Stores of Sample ~ McIel-
land, Jones a. French, and B~eauchaml
4 Yates. Febl2--ly
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49, -


brea. affections of the bladder, camp
dysontcry, affections of the kidneys,
fsyer, nervousness, ehills, diseases OF the
skin, itnpMity ri the, blood, melancholy,
OF depression or spirits, h%eartburn, collie,
ar pains in the bowels, pain in the head,
fever and 0gio, dropsy, b0iis, pain in
back and limbs, asthma. erysipelns, fe-
male affections, and bilious diseases gen
orally.
Prepared ohlyshy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

.IanCptdsSp es Barret c.icto of the
~ lpI aG S columbus Baoc.t, died lied
Giant, springs, Oh the 32d in.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
Brushes.

Feather and Russia Busters, at
JONES & FRENCH'S.
y#~Fine Old Brandy and Honey n
the "STONEWALL"
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EO OzS. QUlNlNE,
w 10 OZS. MORPHINE,
Just received Mt
July 2-tf r., e. V. YATES.

tBTSee advertisement for DIR. Butts
Dispensary, headed Book for the Million
MARRIAGE GUTDE-in another col
umn. 1t should be read BY all.
Aug 2O-1y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

CB-If you have an old buggy or some
rusty harness you wish to make new,
try the "FRENCH OIL POLISH" Price
only rs cents a bottle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

iii Condition Il lo0D.
ssc arg hv 'tuit0n ceo of
diseasts such az trotaIa,
ie swelling, Goul "ltma'
ErydpeIS, Ulcers hronic
Eyes, Swelled J salt
Iun. Rlngworm, Bo''s ,aI0un'
PaapleS, BIOtches '"d Erup-
Isdal kinds.
Or tae cuGb of the various
sfOus WITCH are me '.0N symp-
5 Of d, morbid sta. of the
N, m6dical 3hill an. science
4 not yet distGycre d Blood
tfs cQnAl 10 the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

tgps tLot ,iJ'eS 90 Press
\ .y, ;9at Morgan. " oop n%
Ava;,, % 'Is gay is . qaqo, and
I'M a', !, , claimed to be nr6'! "'I IF
IN Sr u ~ why the tOu. didn't
Nr %, y before, an save tn the !
hi so"tona press all mos ulicule
n. b" ,ts !, negro exc mrin Uj.
! y be- NJ i. has disg@ cd ne race rae,
index. ~'f"oS as aa ual.-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

yg lnNlll
IN BRo" uts for
IN Nh. Ala arc ', .abinet
'lisOn q i, NJ. ms Or
Y ,I.o. Carhar' If u above,
N 'iftst,clns' Maker.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

tE-COTTON GINS and PRESSES, for
sale by r. j. & j. W. PATTY & co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

What means Z. +. B.Pn,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

Dy3PepSia, held-
ache, I6Gndice cost
iveness, sick head
5chG. chronic diarr-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

CHARITY.-The best charity Is Got
that which giveth aims, but that which
proml us to think aud speak we'll Of
our feiiowmen. 1t is a noble charity. If
they be condemned, not to gall tbeb
wounds by multiplying knowledge of
their off, g. >''''" 'H1
We are all ashamed to confess that
our quickest instincts arc to think i'll of
Others, or to magnify the i'll of which We
hear Tbere is universal shrnggiug of
the shoulders, as much as to,ssy, 't;Well,
suspected as much," 'It's jus. like
him" have suspected her some time
81 could a tale unfold" aud 90 On
through an endless chapter, With whp n
every person is more or less familiargys
lie who says II could a tale uatbld,"
yes holds it beack, leaving the hcarer to
inter any and every evil, stabs character
with tho meaucst, doadliest blow Yet
who is there that carries not this egSr.
ready weapon, this poao i'd dltgcre
The charity chat gives to help, and
nOtsto haniliase, is good, bat tho char.
itg7that makes rs gtnink no evil, is
better. ...., .
Let Us ''s.sSts sex To- possess ssahis sb.,,,v
aud ptaoticeiit for il aIonesis the qehar.
;its that covsFe:h q multitude Of sips.'
.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12
POTATOES.

Statement Of D. F. Nc C2amny.-I
FIRST cow,penned the ha'f acre intended
for sweet potatoes, then broadcasted 90
loads of stable manure on it. 1 then
ran off the rows three and half feet
apart, and drilled stable manure in the
rows, The half acre yielded 226 bush
els. I. ......
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

- :. r. ~.
~ ne%oo,o' lne great ,Iselc nIodieine mah Of
tseM noiA, occupied an entire page or -
'ne gun WIN n's announcements AZ
tne puD'''nee rates Oh tha.u paper this =,
'''ie one aay demonstration cost him q.
sAac''y soaoa greater sym thai atlhap SOP seHne b..
s'eePy'5ua 'ogy business s4 sf known r IN twen;
~ yeHifS ytsi .tl tme; ';.,ul,a Dut 1t payr. From
pOo. - a. 1,;.,, 9nor' 'ine ago. henooitis
~" ''"io"a'fe u anu a'' lrednA advcr-7a'
''' 9 h.'P.'Ihs baa ,sS,iss.
\! A.ap VIC t"e Ain'efieeIiei ssws iqrk q
= !, aaklpg money es e9mnlting e suicide: ss:,
ne gees % al alpoteli tel tells pitiful story
s ipsS = lunqs' ana that nc has no one
$. - ssa a.u' ana n.lals goes s
r,,sh ,art;. - -. - 1, - es'',.
- - - - - go A'''. As'ss ned
Nr 'e' pesla' = purse 10
- W. A anu ~ eees 70 tae nsxt sa1ssj
sh"..as, ls,.As.s.a a.:aa nus ~ the
h IA n, r. yrsss,srS = '',.5 a t't4!S tte va a'
oo,,,,,,.s -
H.. ,s.s.I.-sI, a. ~ o'n
,ho.o ,-,h,- - - "s.
,,.ro.,,:,a - " W., So :, fet.S
,,n, 49, - - ssISIsJ wy
w. ii,fS5' ~ ~, nc ~ was s19 .9iu u;
tuaI uo NcSSel nau arrived from q Tor
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12
Campsen Mills Flour

q e . q 4 e y Al Z u IN,
At So. Ga. State Fair, Colhalbia. S. C.,
1860
The undersigned sffes T. tts.ir Country
Friends and the Public in general choice
end pure article of Flour. They have on
hand and Grinding Daily full supply Of
Choice Family Extra and Super FLOUR. y
Also, Northern and Western Flour at low.
est market price. I
CORN, OATS and HAY--500>'- as. Prime
White and Mixed Corn. 1000 \. Prime
Oats and 500 bales Prime Eastern and North
River Hay. JN0. CAtfPSEN &sCo..
dee4--Sm Charleston, sc.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12


The NAY CoNvRNT1oN--CIRcuLAg
OF THE State INsTIrUTE.-The follow,
iug circular letter has been addressed to
she officers aud members of the county
agricultural societies
CHARLESTON, February 10. .
At called meeting of the members
Of she Ss=.k Gs.elina Eestitnte, ON the
9th instsae among other proceedings,
the following resolution was submitted
by Hon. w. D. Porter, and, on due
consideration. was unanimously adopted {:
Resoteed, That the president of the
South Carolina Institute be requested to
invite delegations from the various
county agricultural aud mechanical and
Immigration societies throughout the
State to assemble ia Charleston, on the
frst Tuesday (ard,) Ia May next, to
take iota considerations the questions of
labor aud irntnigfasion, iahd means for
further development of the agricultural
interests Of the State.
GENTLENEH.--As the executive OFF.
Ger Of the South Carolina Institute
Association take the earliest oppor-
tunity :, lay before you the appended
resolution, and respectfully to invite an
earnest consiS ,ra.ion of its import, and
the appointment Of such number of dele
gates as your association, club or org
anisatiou may deem proper
Authorized cFedsHtials- from the pre-
siding oticer Of the respective societies
will pass delegates on the South Carolina
Railroad for half tho usual fare, as doubt.
Icss will be adopted by other lines of
road.
The lpaEAmouns ipaporssnee, Of broad
ana tditok organization, as indica,sdiby
the resolution, is s6lfeVident.
Ts induce settlers, in,migration md
efficient hborers to till the fertile and
genial lands of South Carolins, and bring
out her various resources OF nanufactur-
ing and other Industrial pursuits de-
nsnds cooperative action Of the people,
from the mountain region 10 the sea /
board, sad the iaaqsnce Of all true men
.,ueht 70 be salisted.
Tbo metropolis ofehe State, with the
sariotIs tiaeS of FOnas aud steam 4 spd sail
shipS at ssopmapd, Yi.h ensefprisiag end
winisg nsFsAssss, rsiitisa ~ sse perspt
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

HAvING THE LARGEST AND MOST.
ern States, and keeping alweys On hand .
large and most complete stock of DOORS,
SASHES, BLINDS, Sash Doors, Store Doors,
Shutters, Mouldings, &c., CO., I am snebied
to sell low and at fnanufa"tarefs' pricea
n. B.-Strict attsntien. paid 10 shipping In
good order.
ijuly 81 apl 20 u