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GEORGIA LEoIsLATURE.-ArLAS

GEORGIA LEoIsLArURE.-AT
July ll.-The Legislature ,mct here
today. The Senate continues the
appropriation act Of 1860, until fur
thcr ordered, by vote Of % TO 10.
resolution was offered instructino
the Treasurer to uso tho present
school-tund in paying claims against
the State, which was tabled.
lii the jlouse Il similar resolution
was postponed. Both Houses ad-
Journcd until tomorrow, 10 o'clock.
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NIA.ItRIIED.

MARRIED. on the 9th July, 1870,
by Rev. Manning Brown, ut tho resi-
dcncc OF the BRIDES grandfather, near
l'owndesville. S. c., Mr.. J. J. LEE, Of
Columbia, and Miss ELLA ALLEN,
Of Anderson County, S. C.
EH- Christian NeighJor will please
copy.
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Executive Committee-UnlOn Reform
Meetings.

The folloing gentlemen compose
the ExccutivCommittce Of tho Union
Reform Part. as at present constitu
ted:
J. Is. kcrslw, Of Kerahaw.
VIM. Walla', Of. Richland.
Wm. II. Gar, of Edsefield.
$. =. uamilt,, Of Chester.
Z. W. Sciblcsof Richland.
John q. Palm, Of RichIand.
Henry McIve Of Chesterfield.
W Pope, oNewberry.
Henry Barnc:of Edgelicld.
J. 4. I1oyt, ofindcrson.
Henry BuiSt, Charleston.
Jonas Byrd, of!harlcston.
VIM. Wallace, Union.
Ali communicates to tho Execu-
tive Committee, s,uld be addressed
to the undersigncdat Columbia Col.
VIM. Wallace, J. palmer and II. w.
ocibcls, have demonstrated Sub
Committee, at Colubia; applications
br speakers may belade to that Com
nittee. Regular apointmcnts will
!e made, from timeto time, bv that
Committee for publincctinSs in the
several Counties Of IL State. at which
lion. r. B. Carpente,and Gen. NJ. C.
B,tIer will address IL people. The
friends of the movenht Will please
observe these appointhnts and make
thu necessary arrangeents. Should
the presence Of these ,entlcmcn be
desired on any other ,casions than
tho:o appointed by ii Committee,
thcr attendance may beecured in the
intevals Of such appointments, by nd.
dressing the Secretary.
Tb following appointments are an
nouned for Hon. r. b. Gpenter and
Gen. u. G. Butler, to adkss the pco-
pie:
Grenvillc, Monday, Jul 25.
/ Anerson, Wednesday, Jly 27.
| Walalla, Thursday, Jul,29.
PicAns, Friday, July 29.s
Abhvillo, Saturday, Julyto.
| Salua Old Town, Monda. Aug. 1.
Newcrry, Tuesday, Augst 2.
| SparDburg, Wednesday, Jug. 3.
| Unid, Thursday, August
Z. WsEIBELS, sec'y EsCom.
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The amtor Watchman sas: Tho
first canonading that we hap heard
in orr ten since the war wa upon
the arriY of the news that thitto.
more habeen rejected by anlover.
whelmini vote Of Congress. We
need 'scabiy add that the salut.was
fired bypembers Of the republican
party. ET
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D9" The friends Of D. o. HAW-
THORN, of Abbevillc County, an
nouncc him to the public generally
without distinction of party, as a
suitable person for the Office of School
Commissioner, and invoke in his behalf
the public patronage.
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There were 81 deaths in Charleston
for tho week ending tho 9lh-wLite
~; colorcd 80.
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DIED, in Grconville, S. c., July
9th, instant, NJ. BETTE Will.
L1AMS, second daughter Of Mrs. Kit.
ty F. Williams, aged IA years.
death lies on her, like an untimely +. os,t.
Upon the sweetess flower Of the world
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important to Planters.

/ ~
A great saving Of time and
labor is all that we need to
make the planting interest, a
success.
WE are the sole owners of the righ,
W for the "BOTTOMS HORSE
POWER" for Abbeville and Anderson
Counties as we have bought the right from
A. A. Allen, the agent for the State of
1t useless for US to say more than has
already been said in favor Of this Machine
The simplicity of it, when seen, will speak
for itself.
We have made arrangements with Mr..
W. S. Henry, the we'll known macLinist
and manufacturer Of Charleston, S. c., to
have these "Horse Power constructed of
The best material and in the most durable
manner.
The writer will 10 few days canvass
the Counties of Abbeville and Anderson
and will exhibit model of the Machine.
Mr.. L. II. Russell my partner will be
at AbbevilIe, G. H., to take any orders
for the Machine in my absence.
Come in with your orders as soon rs
you can rs it viii! give Mr.. Henry time to
make the Machine. Fist come, first
served.
WIER & RUSSELL.
July g, 1870. ll-3m.
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W. T. Mewn, Esq, diod athis
residence Orangeburg village, on
Tuesday Hning, the 9th inst,
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
IN CHARLESTON. s. c.,
Corrected Weekly by n. c.. IA UFbf1N, Bro
kcr, No. % Broad Street.
Iu1u y 1Q7n
July 7, 1870.

| STATE SEctRrT1Es.-South Carolina, DID,
ass; do new.-aSO; do, regist'd stock, ex int
-aPG.
CRY SEcuRIr1Es-Augusta, Ga. Bonds, u
%; Charleston, 8. g. Stock. Eek or inD n
4S; do. Fire Loan Bonds,--a1O Columbia, s.
=. Bonds, AGO.
RAILROAD BoNDs.-Blue Ridge, first mort.
gase)-a60; Charleston and .vannuh, -n7o: =:
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,-as7; Che.
raw and Darlington.-as3; Green vile and
Columbia, first mort )SOa-; d., State y,la-
rantee.a 87a-; Narthcnstern, 92a-; Savau-
nah and Charleston, lst mort. -aSo; do,
Slate guaran tee, -af5; South Carolina, -
a7o; DO, 10; Spartanburg md Union-aG2
RAILROAD STOcEs-Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta, ado; Greenville and Columbia, 2a
-; Northeastern, a15; Savannah and Charles
ton, -a35; South Carolina, whole shares
---aI0; do, half do -a2r4.
EXCHANGE. &c.-New York Sight, / off par
Gold, lllall2; Silver, l04a1Os.
S0pTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
Bank Of Charleston.
Bank of Newberry...... a
!bGhk OF Camden. Observation-Disclosures. 41a-
Bank of Georgetown. wn................ Sa-I
Bank Of South Carolina. ...... .......lSa-|
Dahk of Chester............. ............... la
Bank of. Hamburg. .......................l6 ..l6al9
Bank of State of S. c., prior to SCI .G4a-j
Bank Of State of S. g. issue 1861 and 'G2 4la44
sPlaaters and Mechanics Bank of
Cnafieston. ......"... ....... ..... a.
Peoples Bark of Chp rleston.
"union Bank of Charleston.
Southwestern II Bank Of Charleston,
on ,..... 49,
Southwestern II X Bank of Charleston,
new ...... commemorative. ..........-a-l
State Bank Of Charleston -1OlaI |
Farmers and Exchange Bank of Char
Exchange Bank Of Coumbiaoa1d
Commercial Bauk of Columbia 2la-I
Merchants Bank of Cheraw.... Ga
Planters Bank ot Fairfield. ..7a-l
State OF South Carolina Bills Receivable 97-l
City of Charleston Change Bills. 49,. VI
Bills marked thus (s) ore being redeemed
OF the Bank Counters OF each.
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Every man who has horse, r1uI, o.
COW, should hlvc a bottle Of s:vt:,js
'Cu!ie Mx'urc-it is no huu;ug. Cal.
y, IENNEY'S DRUG STORE aud get
bottle for $l.50s
Match 25. 1870, 4s-tf
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The folloing gentlemen compose
the EXccutivCommittee Of the Union
Reform Part. as ut present constitu-
ted:
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THE Rural. now in its 21st year. is not only
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i Iiical is n compound uncon.
~tituiional noun, black in person
declining i'll number, African gen
''1r, desperate ease, governed BY
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vale, one ignoramus governs an.
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least Butler is emphatic in de
caring tina, collision with Great
';ritain OH The Goldfish question j.
,critablc. Well, let Yankee Doc.
.i,c fight Tor his goldfish. We've
got other fish to fry just now
Savannah News.
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In setting out young orchards,
always register the varieties inn.
media,cly in Il book, where they
may b. referred to in Il few years,
when .he trees commence bearing
aii.! the labels are lost, and name
forgotten.
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ted States. and have authorized them to sell
their great Eureka Aluminium Gold Watches
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every on 10 keep correct time for one year
This Watch we guarantee TO be the best and
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part of the globe. The works are in double
cases Ladies' and Gents size. and are beau
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County Pr ess.
Nut Trees.

Many persons advise the plant
ing of fruit trees by roadsides and
in the front yards of dwellings, on
the ground that they are equally
beautiful rs the trees which are
planted solely for ornament. The
late A. J. Downing opposed this
suggestion for the following rea-
son: " Among all the flowers OF
spring" said he, "there are few
that surpass in dclicacy, freshness
and beauty, that common and pop
ular thing, al apple blossom; yet
no one would plant an apple tree
III his park or pleasure ground I;
for, like hard day laborer, it has
a bent and bowed down look in
its head and branches that i'll ac-
cords with the graceful Tearing OF
the elm, or the well-rounded curve
Of the maple. 2tHon's Journ0tJ'
horticulture takes issue ON this
point. " We may be thought in
consistent" says that periodical,
but these objections do not seem
80 apply to the trees which pro-
duce some of our most valuable
nuts and if we wished 20 com
hinc beauty with utility on our
lawns, we should plant these.
What can be more stately than
the column of green formed by Il
well grown tree Of the common
shell bark hickory? What more
beautiful than the Young trees,
,han their smooth, gray bark and
gracefully curved limbs The nut
is vol known as unsurpassed IN
lavor, but only slight eXamina-
,;o, :. p.oJ.a ~ show mucb die
i,ro,oo - 1.-Two fr,;t or d;t,aro,t
,reos and no doubt nv caretul
.,e,or,;on or scod treos NAV Ina
,roduccd combinino the HIGHEST
hnan,v Ct the tree with The larces,
.;yo .,l .,r..t.st oxc.lloncc If
IL. n,tr Tb. ,ec,u fine Epgl;.b
.v,Innt ,ho buttarnut and the
,,l,ck walnut ,re recommended rs
,roos which comb;,. be,utv with
.,;l;,. Tho ,I,,e.,,t :, also ana
oftbc r,,s, b.,u,;f;,, trecs - betb
- ''' Nv" c''' ''''"So VI nun '' :
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-24

REV. WILLIAM MEADE DANE has accepted
the call to Meade and Johns Parishes, Va,
and will take charge on the lst OF July next OF
the Episcopal churches at Mildlcburg and Up
pcrvlIe, and preach at Aide.
LOCAL BREvITlEs. The bu,oess Of peck.
citing salt--putting fiue salt up in solal bags
has been commenced 10 this city by Mr.. W. a..
Smoot.
There is to be Fifteenth Amendment celo-
bratiou in this city tomorrow. There will &c
a procession, band Of music, addresses at The
Court House, &c.
The strawberry and ice cream iestiva! Of the
ladies of S.. Paus Church will commence at
the Assembly Rooms on Thursday evening next
at 8 o'clock. and continue during the rest OF
the week.
The ladies Of the Second Presbyterian Church
have completed their arrangements for flower
and strawberry festival, to be held in the As
sembiy Rooms, commencing nest Tuesday.
Vocal aud instrumental music will add to the
attractions of the festival.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-24

POLICE REPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE.
cy Dorsey and George Carroll, colored. arrested
by Waterman James Smith, Tor d!sorderIy con-
duct in Petersburg, were fined and DISCHARGED.
Margaret Ann Veney, coorcd, Tor throwing
bricks at Samuel Davis, co!ored, near the cor,
ner of Duke and Fayette streets, was fined and
discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE-There we're 10 cases
of criminal character at either OF the Magls-
trate's Offices this morning.
WATCH REPoRT.-Night cloudy with slight
rain shortly alter ten o'clock. There we're no
disturbances, though the streets were filled
with people until late hour, waiting for the
announcement of the result OF the primary
elpctinn
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WARD NOMINATIONS.

WARD NOMINATIONS.
First Wsrd-For Aldermen, Geo. II. Mar
kell, W. Fl. Marbury. For Counc!lmen, W; 5.
Moore, G. L. Neale and Benoni Wheat. For
Magistrates, J. J. Wheat. s. d. Janney and
George ". Dearborn. For Constable. Bernard
Cline. . n
Second Wsrd-For Aldermen, Messrs: II.
l.. Simpson and Jsmes 3. French: For Coun-
ciImen, G.. q. Wedderburn, G: W. HARRISON
R. NJ. Lawson and Simon Waterman, For
Magistrates, G. P. Shaw, Geo. H: Robinson
and Gilbert Simpson. For Constable, James
Smith.
Third Ward.-For Aldermen, George T.
Worthiugton, and Gen. NJ. d. CcTso. For
Coupcilmen, w. H. Smith, W. +. Hen
derson, DR.. j. z. Hill and +. l.: Brockett.
For Magistrates, 2. G. Uhler, W. Il. May
and Samuel Beach. For Constable, > Jonathan
Ward.
Fourth Ward-For Aldermen, I: B. Robert
son and DR.. J. B. Johnson. For Councllmen,
J. B. Smoot, R. T. Lucas, Jonas Fisher and
George Washington. For agistrates, JAS.
W. Atkinson, j. R. Nicklin and John Sum
mers. For Constable, Samuel Jefferson.
The Aldermen, Counclmeu. Mag and
Constables are to be voted for in their respee
tive wards only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-24
TeIegraphic Summary.

Tue following is a summary of the news By
telegraph received at this Office up 10 three
o'clock this evening.
There were Fcnian demonstrations at Boston,
Rochester, anl Buffalo, to day, and another
invasion OF Canada is anticipated
An unknown German was killed by lightning
in st. Louis yesterday.
The body OF a man supposed to be {. ".
Hendricks Was found in the Ohio at Cincin-
natl last u ght.
There has nothing of Importance been done
as yet bY the General Assembly OF the Presby'
terian Church now in session at Louisville, to
which Rev Dr. Bullock OF this city Is a dale
gate.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of Good
TempIars will meet in s.. Louis to morrow.
John Deity was the uama OF the German
who committed suicide at Cincinnati last Satur-
day.
A disastrous lire is now going lntho woods
between Calais and the St. Johns liver in
Maine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-24
LOCAL NEWS.

THE NOMINATION of Conservative candidates
for the municipal Offices having been made at
the Primary election, held yesterday, 1t now
remains for the Conservatives to unite heartily
and zealously upon the nominees. and to vote
for them at the regular election to be held on
Thursday. Let all who have not registered
heretofore now register let no voter be
absent from the polls. A united vote can Sc
cure the success of the Conservative ticket.
The following is correct statement of the
vote taken yesterday -
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"a airline List.

Sun ROSE ...........4 10 NOON SETS. ing. a
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. MAY ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, New York,
to Hcoe. Wedderburn q Co.
Steamer Virginia. lower Potomac, lumbor,to
W A Smoot.
Schr Margie, McFadden. Windsor, N. s.,
plaster TO II Lambert
Schr Kirk, Jersey City, to American
Coal Co.
Brig Georgia, Swan, Savannah. grain, by 3
II Lambert.
Schrs E Nj Baxter, Norwich Mary K Som
ers, Boston, and Mary j Ward, Boston, by
American Coal Co.
Schr Virginia Dare, johnson, Wilmington,
n. g.. by uooe. Weddorburn & Co.
MEMORANDA
Schr Samuel Gilman, Kelley, for this port,
cleared at Boston. 2lst instant.
Schr H Barnes, Avery, hence for New Ha-
Won, passed through He'll Gate 2lst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-24

JUDGES OF ELECTION Judge r. Fl. Cock
Grille has appointed the following judges OF
election to act 10 Alexandria county on the
2Gth inst.
Jefferson Township, James G.. Roach, 7, l..
Sanhorn, w. E. Carter.
Arlington Township, G. B. Wibert, Edward
Ball, s. B. Wibert
Washington Township, John r. Miner, -
Stallcup, H. A. Lockwood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-24
COLLECTORS OF TANES.

respectfully announce myself II candidate
for tho office OF Collector Of Taxes for the ORTIZ.
ern District, tho position now hold. When ]
camo into this Office in juno. 1869, had lsced
in my hands by the Finance Committee Of the
Common Council tax bills Of the year 1869 to
the amount of ffty.two thousand nlno hundred
and fifteen dollars. Ey working night ard
day and giving my whole attention to the office
have succeeded in collecting the whole OF the
above with the exception Of less than six thouS-
and dollars, and / have assurances from debt
ors inst authorize ms u expect TO collect four
thousand more. within the next month. All
this has been effected wthou. di,trcsSrng Il sin.
gle soul in the community and without an un,
pleasant wnrd-sulciy by patient as:lGuIty and
attcn.iun. subject ~ the VIII of the people on
.hr day ri clnctIon ,,,
my Ute GEO II. bLACh boCh.
70 tile Voters 81 tic cityW Alcramdria. Il re-
spfct!ulIy announce mvsolI :! candidate Tor the
nt!icc Of Collector # Taxes for the Southern
Di..,ict r,nv lU-tel :. X. FIELD.
10 tie Voters Of Alernndrin ethyl respect
fully mnHonncn myself :. candidate 'or tho Ctilce
-; Collector Of faxes Of The Nnrthern District.
an III, John T. HILL.