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CUNARD LINE.
Norfolk and Baltimore STEAMSHIP Linz,

Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi, Line.
- Steamships of this Line sail from end
49, Of Central Wharf, Boston, Tpice q
9aE& geek. tor NOrfolk and Baltimore.
DSteamshps:-
George APpold," Capt. Solomon Howes.
"Wsttiam Laurence" Capt. VIM. a. Hallett.
"WALidm Kennedy" Capt. j. q. Parker, Jr.
"McClettan," Capt. Frank N. Hosces
Freight forwarded from Norfolk TO Petersburg and
Richmond, by river or rail and by the Va. Tenn.
Ar Line to all points in Virgnid, Tennessee, Ala
odmd and Georgia; and over the Sedb0ard and Roa-
noke H. to all points in North and South Carolina;
by the Bait. 4 Ohio r.. r.. to Washington and ali
Through rates given to South and West.
Fine Passenger accOr iodatiOns.
=, Fare including Berth and Meals $1,000; time to
Norfolk, 48 hours. To Baltimore 60 hours
For further Information apply to
Il. SAMPSON, Agent,
n0lTd3m S3 Central Wharf Roefon
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Notice.
OFFICE PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, r. R.Co..)
81 Middle Street.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office unnt;,
- April 18th, for furnishing the timber for the
pr oyer jefferson Stream near Alfred, and also
IN all about 81 900 IT. b. NJ ~ ePii"s'a's'
at b pm o ana DESCRIPTION Of the timber may be seen
ject any and all bids NOT deemed for Their ni 70
accept. 'uei interest," 10
By order of the Directors.
c. o. DAVIS,
Portland, April 4th, 1870. an5sat -.
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FOR SALE !!

49, good Dwelling House, well finished, and
If; improved, One-and-a-halt story, ten rooms.
WV large and good cellar, convenient Barn, hard
and soft water and good Garden Lot. Size, IS feet
frontx32O feet deep. Property located on line of
Westbrook Horse Cars, near terminus, Mor,ill's
Corner. Terms CASH. Inquire on premises of
H. w. MCKINNEY,
dec18tf MorrilPs Corner Westbrook
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Farm for Sale!

Farm for Sale!
'a. One Of the most convenient and
A<MN-N pleasant situations in Yarmouth,
Ekl1 IR about twenty minutes walk to
llN NJ Churches, P. O., Academy, P. & K.
zE4731 =: and g, T. R. r. Stations, and about
five minutes walk to district school and stores. Said
into grass tllage, pasturage with an old and young
orchard the joining the barn. and has plenty
OF wood tor fires and fences. Buildings consist Of
House, porch, w0od-house, carpenters shop. car
rage house, barn, pg-sty and hen-house all connec-
water at the door.
Terms easy and immediate possession given it ap-
plled for before springs work comes on.
NJ, f0r iurtner information inquire OF Lyman or L. F.
Walker at Yarmouth Village.
Aiso one two story Brick House and stable finish
ca throughout with Orchard and three acres pastu-
rage I9getner with large Shipyard Blacksmith Shop
mr21deod&w4W*
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hob. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, VINO
need medical adviser, to call ct his rooms, No. IA
Prehe Street, which they vii find arranged for their
especial accommodation.
Dr.. H.'s Eclectic Renovatng Medicines are unrival.
led IN efficacy and superior virtue In regulating eli
Female Irregularities. Their action 10 specific and
certain Of producing relief IN short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of oh.
struct0nG after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. Is purely vegetable, containing nothing In
the least injurious to the health and may be taken
with perfect safety at all timee.
Bent to an Part OF tbs country, with full directions
by addressing DIR, HUGHES
ianl 1865dtsW, No. IL Preble Street Portland
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STEAMERS.
INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR.

kAEA w Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
E3sl railroad Wharf foot W Of State ST..
L !, - n - MONDAY. Wednesday,. and
11th inst) for Bangor, touching at RocI1ana ,me
den, Belfast Searsport, Sandy PoinJ R"nt, 0a lam
Winterport and Hampden. DuoAspof',
Returning, Will leave Bangor, eyerv No,D.v
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, morning at q o,ciont |.
touching at the above named landings. ''o'A
For further particulars inquire of ROSS IL STrrp
DIVANT. 179 Commercial - or
CYRUS STURDIvANT, General Agent.
Portland April 6, 1o70. ltf
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HOTELS,


This new, first clase Hotel will be opened to the
public on and after Monday, Jan. 81.
This House, situated On Main Street, is the most
centrally located in the village. The appointments
are all new and first class.
j. +. SMITH,
jano0d3m Proprietor.
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Medical illumination
The New York University,
Branch 25O Congress St.,
PORTLAND, MAINE. .5
HENDERSON & STAPLES,

Agents for the State Of Maine,
The curatIves are the fayorite o the
New YORK University. What may seem almost in
redibie is the astonishing Tap:uity with which thew
cure diseases hitherto considered neurable A val.
liable physiological adviser" Tor men and women.
H sree 70 az. AGENTS wanted in every town in the
c cia D. Henderson, M. D., consulting Physi-
without Surgical operations. Medical advice free,
OMce Hours from 2 10 and to . p. M.
Address all letters IN
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COpartnershin Notice.

fNHE undersigned have formed a copartnersbp
under the firm name OF GEORGE a. HUNT
g CO., tor the purpose OF transactinga wholesale
Flour business, at NO. "a Commercial Street. head
Oh Portland Pier. GEORGE A. HUNT,
AkCHELAUS HUNT.
fortland, April 6, 1870. apr7d1w
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20 Ii L "A. ~ %
SAc0 { PORTSMOUTH r r..

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Csnnencfns Monday. Nov. 2stb. 1870.
q Passenger Trains leave Portland dali
tSundays excepted) tor South Berwick
vunction, portsmouth anu Boston, at 6.15 and $40
Leave e Boston for Portland at 7.s0 A. M, IL NJ.
$40 p. M. ~
Portsmouth for Portland 1000 A. M. and 2.so.
90 p. M. - N SOW
Freight Trains daily each way. (sunday excepted
Portland, May 8, 1869 dtfP
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LO . IT.

A Fitch Tippet, with Stone Martin Tips, probably
"a on Bracket or Clark SITS. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. 306 Congress
~. ap6d1w* GEO. H, CUSHMAN
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Cautssn TO shs Public,

Every intelligent and thinking person must Know
mat handed out for general use should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands Of regularly educated physician, whose
fulfl yet the country Is flooded with poor noerums
and cureale, purpeff ig to be the best in the world
which are not onsE seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate alsA ibe PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician, as 1t is laentsble yet ncontrovert.
BILE fact, that many syphlic patients are made mis-.
cradle with rum ID constitutions by maltreatmeut
from inexperienced physicians in general for
lisa point generally conceded by the best syphogra-
dhera that the study and management of these come
dlants should engross the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi.
toner, having neither opportunity time to maxi
pursues one system Of treatment in most cases nal.
ing IN indiscriminate that antqustsd and dan.
Sefous weapon, the Mercury.
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For some fifteen days, my family has been using
the University Medicines with the most gratifying
results. My wife is fast recovering from Chronic
Catarrh, Bronchitis, and Erysipelas. My daughter
ry offensive. In two days she entirely released
OF the odous smell, and have no doubt in short
time will be enterely tree of the disease.
Mr. d. STILLINGS, No. Alder Street,
Portland, January p. 1870
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THIS Is NO HUMBUG!
By sending IS cents. with
age, height, color of eyes and HAIR, you will receive
by return OF mail, correct picture OF your hus-
band OF wife with name and date Of marriage. Adj
dress w; FOX, P. o. Drawer No. IA, Fultonvlle,
new 1ork. ap54w
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THIS is to forbid all persons trusting harbor.
ing any OF the crew OF Br. Brig Ivanhoe, as Capt
or Agents will pay no bills Of their contracting.
mar IA d If L1TTLEJ0HN q CHASE.
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Mt. Desert and Machias
FOR BOSTON.

The new and supea sea- going
ssA~rk steamers JOHN BROOKS. anss
n. TltNENN MONTREAL having been fitted
9lessisl PUP at great expense with a large
Of beautiful State Rooms.
will run the season as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland, at Z O'Clock,
md India Wharf, Boston, every dav at o'clock p.
n, Sundays excepted.)
EaDn fare,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1.60
1rsighttakenas usual,
Z. BILLINGS, Agent.
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD
For twenty-five cents y0as
c97a bay Of yOat2' Druggist on.
Grocer o. package Of Sea
Moss F02'i7ae, manufactured
from 20aG2'e Irish Moss or
CN1'r0gee7s, achich sUilE ma0Ee
Stacteen quarts of Blanc
Mango. and q like qaS0ntity
Of PaSddi2sgs, CNst0rds,
creams, Charlotte Ralsse,
de-, dc. 1T is Oy fan. the
cheapest, Ae0ItHiest and
most delicious food I'm The
qUOrZd.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE GO,
feb4-6m 81 Park Place, N. ".
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NOTICE.

C,OR FAMILY USE. Simple, cheap, reliable
Il Knits everything. Agents wanted. Circular
TING MACHINE Co. Bath, Me. oc29-dIy
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To Let,
# O l. .E T.

A GENTEEL RENT of six rooms, opposite the
"A Park. Rent 26$ per month. Will be ready
the first Of April. Call on
mr29dtf L. TAYLOR. III Commercial ST.
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FOR NALE

Hotel PROPERTY for Sale.
For Sale the Chandler House,
BETHEL, MAINE.
Situated in one best locations for summer resort in
guests.
For terms apply to the Proprietor,
F.S. CHANDLER, Bethel.
Possession given Oct LIST,
ann 23dtf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
SIhun Alteration.

There is nothing more beautiful in the
young than simplicity of character. 1t is
honest frank. and attractive. How differ
ent is affectation The simple minded are al
ways natural. They are at the same time
original. The affected are never NATURAL
AS for originality, if they ever had it, they
have crushed it out and buried it from sight.
utterly. Be yourself, then, young friend !!
To attempt to be any body else is worse than
folly. 1t is an impossibility to attain it. 1t
is contemplate to try! But suppose you
could succeed in initiating the greatest man
that ever figured in history, would that
make you any better? BY no means. You
would always suffer in comparison with the
initiated one, and be thought of only as a
shadow of a substance-the echo of a real
sound-the counterfeit of pure coin DIR.
johnson aptly compared the heartless imi-
tator-for such is he who affects the chara-
ter of another-to the Empress of Russia,
when she did the freakish thing of erecting
a palace of ice. 1t was splendid and con-
spicuous while it lasted. But the sun melt
ed it and caused its attractions to dissolve
into common water, while the humble stone
cottages of her subjects stood firm and I'M
marred? Let the fabric of your character,
though ever so humble, be at least real
Avoid affecting the character of another,
however great. Build up your own. Be
what God Intended you to be-yourself and
not somebody else. Shun affection.
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Well SniG.

Gen. d. III. Hill is one of the most unre-
constructed incOrrigibles in the whole coun-
try. We sometimes wonder why it is that
Holden or Grant don't take hold of him.
His pen Is as pointed as his sword was sharp,
and he shows no quarter. He has lately
been Analysing the grounds for Grants vul-
gar mean sneer at the Virginia chivalry,
and his rebuke of the sneerer is scorching.
We submit the following paragraph as
specimen:
1--WE have examined patiently the sneer of
the man who by the power of the bayonet
and the strength of the negro vote, is Pres
ident of the United States, We think that
the South has no reason to be ashamed of
her past history. She has produced no
Ulysses S. Grant, but she thinks that her
George Washington is his equal. She can
not boast of spoon thief b. f. Butler, but
she points modestly to her incorruptible
John G.. Calhoun. She does not number
among her jewels a Reverend Serene
Howe, a Rev. Horace Cook and Rev. b. +,
Whittemore; but she claims that her clergy
have preached the truth as it is in Jesus
with faithfulness and simplicity. She has
no unseXed daughters strOlling over the
land, shrieking about woman'S rights, but
she has modest maidens true hearted wives,
who are content to occupy the sphere that
God has placed them in. She has been so
backward in manufactures" that she has
manufactured no new religions, Nor
monism, Fourierism, Communism, Freelove-
ism have had no favor in her eyes. She has
been satisfied with the old Family Bible and
the dear old teachings of the holy men OF
bygone age. May merciful God long pre-
serve her from the curse of coarse mate
rialism and the awful sin of its necessary
attendant. a low, beastly sensualism, such
as now sweeps over the land OF "manufae-
lures"
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FROM the NhNhuhhN AhNfrtlHiFr
a PARTY coming "a this city from South
Carolina. through wright river. in small
sailboat manned hy three negro oaumrn,
has furnished a. with p decidedly sensation
al account OF his adventures with unr ~ thr
most uuhehrd OF creatures that ever crAWItU
or noated under the Ornament ot heaven
and assures as positively that hF bias NOT
been deceived By ans freak of fancy or unr
due excitement of mind. our Informant
on the morning Of the 2Sth March. toward
noon. a. lac tells u-, when about hull milo
from Wright river, e. stream, merging into
the savannah two miles above Fort funrkl
with his negro men pulling quietly along
near the shurc. the slight built cram Was
suddenly and without any prrmunllutF
signs lifted up. a. los some Immense roller
throwing the crew out Of their seats aud
com lctcly soaring the Tie out 81 them -
The shock was Fo sudden that danger exist
eel for second OF the boat turning over
but luckily 10 rightcd agalu and hauh 1nfh
into the water which loaned Ike breakers.
But ' says the hero OF the adventure. ~ ull
not heed the danger around mr in thia rra
rpcct nor the grOVrlling fear Of the men
with me, for I could not. ~ lite was Ht stake
have taken my eyes away from thc hidr1ua
creature that hhN caused nll thr connection
and was making its why lullly ONT of che
liver into the long PUSHES on thr bank. hrVr
er before had anticipated sch IS muuHtruH-
ity. nor do ! ever wish to sre another. A
creature almost indp-Cribuhlr. though Ir
eye, too iudclbly for pleasant after Thought
The beast, fish or reptile, twhnteyef speeches
Of God creation 10 might bee classcd under
was of O. taWnY grcpuish color. growing
more uchnite toward the head. The body oi
tho creature was scal-shupcd, and apparent
~ twenty feet long and Az thick us che care
carH of the largest sized elephant From
thiF trunk sprung forth the most rrWHrkn.
BILE feature OF the phenomenon. long curN-
eel -wau-liko neck, large enough apparently
to haven taken "a man Top whole, terminated
10y head and jaws similar tu that Of Hu luI-
mcusc boa constructor, the eyes hHhN1 set
possessing fcrOrity enough in their rNurns
sion To make a man trrmhle. The bHth uI
the beast was deeply ridgcd, the ridges rune
. ming from the base Of the neck o. thr rhr
IRENE end OF the tail, and several Inches
deep. An Immense tail, shaped something
like an alligator and three times longer. au
it seemed than the body, completed tup tam
creature uayigatcd by feet resembling tHD
land was slow" "With all this combination
of the terrible before me-" says Our friend
lit wa- not strange that tremhled, bat be-
fore the frightened men bad time tu Hcli or ]
time 10 advise. the cause Of our terror drew
itself across the little Island, out 81 sight,
into the water beyond" "it did not take %.
long 20 recover our SENSES, und as quickly
leave the scene, though ihr shock lu our
nerves and, indeed, 90 oar belief 100 thing.
possible aud impossible prcclutad any ihlnf
like hard work"
The above statement We have from luu lIp.
Of the gentleman himself aud, being duly
vOuchcd for WC have every reason tU believe
in IT, truth.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Attempts were made to burn two of the
churches in Wilmington, n. c., last week.
Olive oil is manufactured at st. Simon's
Island, off the Georgia coast, near Bruins
wick.
Methodist Church for freedmen has
been commenced in Columbus, Ga. 1t is to
cost $1,000.
Farmers in North Carolina are planting
corn with view of making bread by the
LIST Of August.
Citizens of Raleigh, n. c., are appealed to
for subscriptions to pay for and equip a
steam tire-engine.
Judge Schley in Savannah, Ga, the otter
day decided that a clerks salary was not
subject to garnishmcnt.
new town called Eveline has been laid
out twelve miles from st. Joseph, on the
Missouri Valley railroad.
In Raleigh last Tuesday. while Judge
Watts was charging grand jury, against
larceny and kindred crimes, some one stole
the hat of the deputy sheriff.
The brewery cellar of Leglar Brothers. in
Hamburg. ). c., took fire on Tuesday night
last and tue stock entirely destroyed. The
loss IN beer and apparatus Is about $1,000
Ar. Withers Waller has caught. at his
fishing shore, on the Potomac, near his resi-
thousand herring, beside large number of
other fish.
A Nashville candidate for Justice of the
Peace Is out in a card giving SMany Ger
mans full assurance that the wants of the
widow and orphan shall never be forgot
ten"
The Baton Rouge (La.) Sugar Planter
learns that there is TO be some Yachting
sport up there this summer: The cadets of
the State University and other parties have
ordered yachts.
Harvey Brown, Esq, Il prominent citizen
ofJackson, Tenu., died on Wednesday last,
aged 81 years. Mr.. Brown represented
Madison county two consecutive terms in
the legislature.
DR., Alfred Clopton, prominent physlc-
ian, died in Montgomery, Alabama, on
Tuesday last aged so years. He was Nir-
ginian by birth, and moved to Putnam
county, Georgia. about sixty years ago
Lena Schonborn, after four months mar
rlsge brings suit for divorce from her hus-
band In Richmond, on the ground that her
husband iil-treats her mother. EN-GoVern-
or Wise lie counsel for the lady.
In personal difficulty at Ga-dner Sta
ton, Weakley county, Tennessee, few
days ago, between Henry &. Cowardin aud
Z. {. Nichol, freight conductor on the
northwestern railroad, Cowardin was dan
gerouSly wounded.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

An unknown man was recently murdered
III san Francisco for fifty cents.
The French prisons contain at present six
graduates Of American penal institution
Lady Franklin has arrived ia san Fran
cisco
Ion Thumb, It is said, went to Australia
=, The II ed Stanton Memorial Fund amounts to
Mr. S5i Ellen Collins, aged 1O4, has just died
Petroleum has been discovered on the
shores of the Caspian Sea.
That drouth. that has been so disastrous
IN Palestine. is at an end.
The Yankees are shipping cargoes of ice
70 India, China and Japan,
There is anxiety in Washington. Secre-
ulhe with him.
Lake Ontario has not now a side-wheel
steamer upon its waters that carries the
american flag.
Corrinne, Utah, bids alike for the trade OF
me Atlantic and Pacific, taking gold and
EFeenbacks at par.
A correspondent reports the average price
" votes in a Southern Legislature at
III 3112 per dozen, per cent off for cash.
Northern Elk.
savannah having 5000 vagrant goats run
nlhs Its streets, has instructed the policemen
" arrest" them
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The last issue of Harper's Weekly con-
tains an illustration out of OthellO. which
represents JEFF Davis with saturnine Wis
age and in cap with feather in it, as Iago
He stands aside and observes ReYels occu-
plying his old seat in the Senate (Which is
occupied, by the way, by Senator Ross, aad
cXclaims-
For that do suspect the lusty Moor
Hath leaped into my seat; the thought
thereof
Doth like poisonous mineral gnaw my
inwards."
This is childish way of saying ''Goody
goOdy - which seems to afford the Radicals
infinite pleasure. The cartoon is by Mast
and is good one in the main but it misses
its mark. The Southern people are not IN
the least sensitive about Revels. If the Rad
zeal Senate can stand il, they surely can
In any event he is not so much OF an eye
sore as Ames, who pretends to be Senator
when he is an eXecrable sham, while Revel,
is only puppet set up for show.-Louis-
vile COurier-J formal.
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panied by preamble sufficiently explicit to
satisfy the public judgment that the cases
covered by them constitute wise exceptions
il. ALCoRN.
The veto was sustained. Yeas, g.; nays
10.
Senate Resolution in relation to T. Shack
leford was concurred in, and the following
Committee appointed on the part of the
House:
Messrs. Cunningham. Chandler Clarke,
Piles and Landon.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE SECRETARY OF
STATE.
The following communication from the
Secretary of State was read:
To the Speaker of the House of Represen-
Ntives:
SIR The following named bill passed by
both Houses of the Legislature not having
been to either House, within five days
Sundays exeepted,) after having been
presented to him. have become laws of the
State of Mississippi, by operation of the Con-
stitution, dating with the names mentioned
in connection with the title of each bill
respectively, that is to say. an act for the
benefit of Laura Helen and William kend-
ger, minor of children of Emily Marshall, of
Warren county, Miss, April IL, 1870.
An act to change the name of Rebecca
Lyons Drane, and for other purposes, April
18th, 1870.
An act to remove the Civil disabilities of
James Weathreby Godhold, a minor of
Franklin county, April 10th, 1870.
An act to remove the civil disabilities of
minority of Kate A. Pegram. April 18TH
1870.
Very Respectfully,
Your Ob't. servant,
JANET LYNCH,
Secretary of State.
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GEN. LEE AND ENGLISH IMMIGRATIoN.-
\ lady of Philadelphia, at whose house
Prof Goodwin Smith has been staying,
writes to Gen. Lee that the Professor is
very anxious to promote emigration from
England to Virginia, and 'such of the other
States as are suitable for English habitation."
She further says:
Prof Smith says that much might be done
if you would come forward, in the matter !;
which, no political question is involved,
he thinks you might possibly consent tC do.
He says that your name is regarded by all
parties in England with equal confidence
aud respect, and therefore would be most
effective.
Gen. Lee replies that Englishmen will be
welcome in Virginia, and that agriculturists
especially would find it to their advantage
to make their homes in the Old Dominion.
He refers Prof. Smith to Col. T. FL. Ellis,
President Of the VirgiAia immigration So
ciety. In a letter to Colonel Ellis, the Gem
eral says:
Iconcur with Prof Goodwin Smith in the
advantages that would result to the State if
the tide of English immigration could be
turned toward her borders; though think
he is mistaken as to any benefits that would
arise from any address to them signed by
me. 1 hope that you may devise some
means ofattracting them South.