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Mexico.
PROGRESS OF TIE REVOLUTION.

PROGRESS OF TIE REVOLUTION.
New YORK, December LA special from
Matumorss says that Trevino telegraphs
that Saltillo. with the Government troops
anu stores, has surrendered.
Cortina arrived ut Matamoras on the losh
instant.
The election Mt Ma.amoras favored the
anti Juarists.
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Richmond CIty Small Notes.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Su-
preme Court holds that all the bills issued
by the city Of Richmond during the rebel
lion, under the denomination of five dol
lars, ure valueless, as they are in violition
of the city chsrtcr of Richmond, the new
Constitution of Virginia, and tie laws OF
The United States.
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COMPROMISE on TIE BIBLE QUEsTloS.-
Hun,e;'S Point, l.. T., December I0.-The
Bible war at Hunters Point ended in II
compromise between the Catholics COM
milt"c and the commissioners. AL the cX-
PEELED scholars are to be taken back, the
Catholics not 10 oppose the reading OF the
Scriptures, and the Catholic children TO be
allowed TO remain in the class during reli-
nINIs cN.ICistS.
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Ene Kuksux Cases In South Car

COLUMBIA, S. c., December 11.-fhe
United States Court, when it sentences the
prisoners who pleaded guilty, will render
decision as to Which sectisn of the kuklux
law fixes the punishment.
In the cases of Avery and others, charged
with murder, the defence moved to quash
the Indictment. This case will 60 TO the
Supreme Court upon division Of the Cir
emit Court
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Mr.. Edm,nds's bill 10 increase the efii-
cheney OF the civil service will end In smoke.
a Taunton (Massach usctts) man has been
fined six dollars for splitting on church
carpet.
Syed Amcer Ali h9d entered the English
University OF Calcutta, aud is the first Nus
sulman graduate Of that institution (Which
is larger than all the universities OF Am"rl-
Gu put to9ethcr) NJ D.. Coawoy, I" Ctne!a-
nat Comm erctal,
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Richmond Tobacco Market,

DECEMBER 1.-The old crop In first hands lie
almost entirely exhausted. saes are composed
CT ieviews, and are barely sufficient to meet the
dem an,Is Of QUE manUfac urers.
Fr;miugs are about exhausted. New tobacco In
hcgsheads comes In slowly, while reseipts Of new
loose are liberal, and sales at from 7.6$lO.
Wecoatinuo quotations, though thoy are for the
most parJ nominal:
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

Rev York ssocsx and Money Market.
New YORK, December 10.-Money closed
stringent at per cent. Sterling 100. Gold,
10aK@IQ9S. Governments steady; '62s,
110S. States steady.
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Domestic Markets DY TELgaRAPH.I
NEW loEK, Decemhc- lI.--cotton frm; sales,
,outhern unchanged. WEskey, al. Wheat very
quiet; winter red western, sl.5S92fl. leo. Corn
clusoI dul' ~ ia 7ac. Rice, aSW9:. FOLK irm.r
kettle, glc. Naval Gtores f.a. IailoT IN
changed. Freish:s dull.
BALTIMORE, Decem'":r IL Flour Unchanged.
Meat dl!!. Con- lir,ne:i white. s7GI2;.; vel
very quiet shoulders, ~. Whi.key. oac: NSi.
VII E!nit's. old, 81 bid; coupons, DID, 81 asked.
" u.t Eirgilla's,2 q bid, zTs a. kod.
LOUISVILLE, December lI.-TObacco firm :;
ssles 81 hog. hasds lugs, 9S.aGihto; low to ne
dun loai, a7G5Js2
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T. 3iIzID.e CHGoL TEoUHLE.-Neeo York,
=. cln,cr lQ.-h mother school, dIf1lcUlty
.ccurrGt on Long Island, 10 The town
! oyster Bay, arising from the mixture OF
.,n.ct aud white cin!dtcn hy female
t,..-cr. WAC has been dismissed BY tho
'}44.ecs.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR FxcsAyag.,
hicHaoSD. Va, Decsmbar II, 57L
CFFERIEGB,

R'cHaosD: VA. December Il, is1L
.3 ,sss OFFERINGS.
Whedf--White, ole bushels. Red. TIA h,sbo,s
Corn-Wh'te. oae bust1ss. Mixed 100 bushels
0nts.- 400 bur hels. S0't''s'
RBe.-fs 'bushsIs.
Neal 50 bnghsts.
Peds-Black.sye, a bushels,
sALga.
Whe1f.- White s72 bushc's-st si.g5 for prime
l:se aud u 80 for good, o. 10 fer common, SIS,
Wheat. ~Rei-41s busbclu-s a, Al. 60 for vsrv yood
.! 50 and 81 ~ for fa.r, s1.FGsi.4o for common.
Corn.-WhIte- eia bushels at esc. for pr me ne ",
s5c: for very g2od new a. for good, roc for old.
oats.-lao bushels st ecc. for prime spring, 5sc.
Tor very good.
Rye.-is bushels at FAC.
Psas.-Bi1Ck-Ryc, d Dugho'7 at SL25.
gE-ExHlBITED.
Rye &c bushels ~
T"ere was no change to-day from the prices OF
Saturday in Wheat, Corn. or Oats. The market
for NIL kinds OF grain is fairly active.
Ginne Lea, Of New York. in their Produce
Circular of the 9Th instant, say:
souih-rn Flonrhsa been In moro active aud very
genera! dem ind. and wuh limited arrivals, prices
Of the log and medium grades have Improved
ne supplies early IN prospect ere igh. the mills
81 oe,Srse4wn and salt,m,re are without any
the Baltimore aud ohio car al cutting much OF
The whest ,h:y confidently depended upon. All
grades were held with increased armuess a. the
close. The gales OF the week are $40 barrels
Indian Corn has been In fair demand for the
trade and for expprt, and web ave had some specu.
Iar'c Inquiry. Prices, ucder light arrivals and
very cola weather, nave lmproyel. bu. there Is lit
tie steaGine3s noticeable toe trade do not pur-
chase beyond preaent WANT, "a new Meal is nore
plenty aid cheap. With mid weather we look Tor
more liberal arrivals, and Il good local and fair
export trade. OuT stock IL about 1900 0cO bushels
The exports Of the week are 4o., $50 bushels
I'M
year. New Mixed hsp been offered sparinsly gpt!
8 in g. Cd demand At fun prices, tis condition II
neinlly very gsi5fictory, and at the close IF
fir dfEre. OF activity, Inc Inquiry mainly for
export. h1ugh fair FOR tie dom. Vic trade. The
sales Of ,hg week are s04 go blshels closing at !!
mkt western aiOsr; Toe. for Old do. do 7eGsec
for new yellow; Ssac. foc old do; s2.@sa. for old
western white si6Issc. for southern white; round
yellow At slNSl o. and 77!@iSc. for Old mixed
western in store.
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ySexIcnn a'SatFBAa.

WASHINGTON, December 11.---Tbe Senate
has ratified the supplemental treaty with
Mexico, extending the time Of tue present
commission for settling claims.
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;r. John 3. Pitzcr, the county treasurer
.. >'1,.1sny, mas collected aud paid up In
:5e crtlrc Tux ui that county Tor the
81. $50 aud 1871. havin:; bad his fua'
.u,nt with the Auditor two weeks
.... Mr. puzcr claims thu Allegheny is
" first couuty in tie State TO oct'le the
= '2r The present year.- LynchburJ Re-
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Bismarck pronounces Sherman the great.
est General OF the American civil war, and,
according 10 q private letter received in
this city, has made arrangements to enter.
tain him in tho most sumptuous style al
his country seat in Pomcrania. -Ner York
Commercial.
[Tbe greatest General. perhaps: on his
si,l1 !
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4 NTHRACiTE COAL.---NoW atloat, sO0
"a tons beet Quality h A. EGG aud STOVE
GOALS, which Will be sold from the vessels stlow
Figures. /
CalI and SEQ Iny prices, and lay In your winter
euppiy OF coal before there is an advance In coal
and freish,a Ia the northern IN arkets.
WHIT ROBERTS,
tY,s Corner 18th and DOCK suee's.
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MACNasHENY, &c

W LIAM E. TANNER & CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CANAL srNEET FROM SIXTH 30 SEVENTH,
manufacturers Of
ENGISE& BQILEES, sAW-aiILLS,
BARK, QnIaT, and PLASTE2 MILLS:
GAs-MACHIEEEY, MILL-G2ARIaG, &C.
Repair work aouclted.
Freghts 10 ell points low.
send for circular. ocS
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'EcsexSanhac RHsliuiaTy.

A cable dispatch from AleXanllria. Egypt,
states that there arc several cases OF che
lcra In that city.
DR.. Chipley's private luuatic asylum, near
Lexington, Ky, has been DESTROYED by fire.
An interview with Senator Wilson eliciLS
the fact that he has failed in the attempt to
reconcile Grant and Sumner.
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.aYwINs.MACMrnEs.
How TO CHOOSE A
Il =, = q
sEWI.EG- IA curaE>

sEWIyG- IA CUraE.
I g1lov cshvassers 10 talk awhile, snc rc ard see
The machine they condemn.
0bser 70 against which machine their sesIopgy
and stred is directed then 20 snd see why 10 r..
Nxrk vel what N lthlns they seem Combining
TO feat and drive ont Of the market and yCr
willmdoubtedly be safe In choosing that one.
Oar customers arc repeating 10 ug so much that
Is said against the ''D03fESTIC1 and ourselves
that we are convinced t 's only because It 10 tho
test, R,ost durable, and satiefactory Sowing Ms
chine cold In this city, and tGeir enmty 10 directed
against our m ach!ne and ourselves because they
all know II csruot DO beaten In fair competition,
but has wider rasee OF work Is more simple and
eertsfn 70 p'ease here CUSTOMERS arg not inter-
Tered w!!h. Than any other.
AVERY & CO..
oe2 zee Astn street.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MA.
ole.!hre Nd and lockstitGh machines In the North
S ny Gs1GIhsanginE tntm for WILCOX Il GIBBS
c IbaSn!sSS paying gao, $40, or $50 for the ex-
s sah $40 ofe 70; stese same doube-thresd
Sn.iieS man iicox G.ohs m sch,pe would coss
bone productions. tney suffer themselves to be-
come The easy p CO o. l!inerAnt c4rpet-0ax ped
II You want the BEST MACHINE ron mus.
G. me or send 20 our otfice for Il. We do not send
cur irresponsible canyasSeTs to force our ma
chimes into the houses or citizens nolers ro,ens,
gu beirE VirSinl2n, propose TO DO lesiuma,a
business In FAIR Virginia way. We believe our
rnicb.ne Is better and oGr sewing more durable
than any Other machine, aud will tend 8 machine
10 any responsible add ess for one months TRIAL
before prr. base, to let The purchasers have ampe
time to judge for thu rnselYes.
JASES Il. A. GIBBs, Proprietor
wilcox and Gibbs'8 Sewiuy-N ichiue ONCE,
Ninib ana Sank streets, SichmonG, Va. no 81
ENHE UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY OF
4 the people !s that the GROVER q BAKER
sEW1SG- N CHIMES, for beauty and elasticity
OF stitch, simplicity and case OF management,
duraSil;y, Istt aud rapid running. are not
eqHslled By any machine in use, snd the most rer-
feet family machine. The annoyance OF rewind-
Ing thread entirety dispensed with. sold on eaay
term7. Il. n. ". DARBY. Agents,
nol3 Dol Brosd street.
SEWI CT ALL KINDS
- 2EvhIRR0. The SI.OAT ELLIPTIC SEW
I1:G NhCHInEs BOUGHT and BOLD. We soil
The only Pk0pEE NESULE5 Tor the SLOAC
ELIIpTIC MACHINES.
BLOB! & &QDINGTON,
mva iil5 Cary street, nSsr A;h:
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VIRGINIA CANE.FIBRE PAPER,

VIRGINIA CANE.FlBRE PAPEk,
for
sheathing frame houses,
Lining under carpets,
Lining uudsr oilcioths,
l.eadening Il Iors,
Lining Tin roofs,
Substitute for plaster.
Send for cir culsrs ard sanplts.
aLHEET UhDHAY CO.,
des eod,D e,al No 4Govcrpor street
A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
n PETERSBu1lG, Va,
Manufacturers OF Eewa, Book, ent wrapping
PSpers.
Orders solicited, TO which We pronlse pronps
AIN McILwAINE 4 CO..
Grocere and Comm :ssicn Merchants.
no %
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04

aud tauitnomal @elesenbeit ft6 lter
nte etelbafte Tbierpelt su entieben.
Nls tte &e9enseit etntrat ju9te mani
4erlei @efdmeiB I'M Snnern rer5duier
etnen 3uFudtsprt. Die 1tets pfenen
Tenfer MAIDEN ben Ginsans lei6t unb
Die Stuben fiQen fi& gu rteier Belt
NIT Der 8efdbrlib fen 9lase son Mpsz
quttps> mouen mir gar ntdt repet, oena
fe ftnp einmal spn auen Tropen9eSen>
ben ua5ertrenuli9 uno btnreideno Be-
fannt. Nfra battle f@ idon tn ur<
nalobaus aeeen fe iGiben 9elernt.
S9ltmmer nod TT Der Gampyr ODER
ffesente 9unp, cine 9rpbe Gletermaus>
tpel9e CUR Nadt3eit auf pas 8lutlaueen
aus9ebt. Ginit ermadteNHra aus rem
S9lafe uno iie bate Elm 0eflbL ats
pb fe NIT elmer 1darfen Naed in BE
ercbe Seize 9etoden lporpen fei. Der
SGmer; rauert fort uno fe fiblte ;uz
Alei9 Elm leiieS Tddeln I'M, tbre Tibe.
Ste f6ittelte an rer 3ebe uno fab nun,
wie fiG Der Bamyyr pom Gubenpe pes
8ettes erbob uno gum Tenter btnau@>
aatterte. Grl1roden 1prans 1e auf
uno fab na9 ibrer 3ebe, aus wel9er
has Slut trBmte. Die Mu!attin>
pel9e ebenfau6 erwa1t mar. Yertanp
bic 3ebe aber N6ra. fiblte ft9 am fol-
sencen Sage 70 1dwa@> taB fe cine
erntlt6e &ranfbeit far9tete.
Wenn ite Die Eeppide aufboben, uu
ben Gubbpoen gu reintsen, wimmelte
e6 unter ben (elben Don Scorpipnen,
Seolppenoern unb anperen1 @ewurm,
weldes, abseieben sor ieiner @ifti9fett
|iaon prr& feline 9dbli6feit BEN Guro<
paer einen S9reden etniaet. Da6
bdblfdfe Don all pieien @el@6pfen 1T
pbue 3weifel bic bebaarte, auf a@t
8einen laufenbe &%rabtenipinne, melde
ielbt fletne 859el ansreift.
Nt9t ielten 9ef9ab es, raB fte III elmer
Gde eine &lapperidlan9e pper iunit Elm
rtei9e6 eiftt9e6 &eptil fanoen. &fra
fieb cann jepesmal eiaen Sdredensruf
aus, aber Die Mulattt1 ld9elte; fe
funnte e6 >ppbL benn fe &par 9esen ras
0ift Der S9lan9en 9eimpft unp forthte
it9 Don tbnen Serwunpen lai1en, pbne
Sdaoen su nebmen. Das mutbi9e
@eib ma@te ~iberbaupt weni9 Aufbe>
bebens Don einem lolden 8elu9e; je
mad Der Natur pe6 Sbieres> bas fi9 in
ibrer @pbnun9 e~tnfanp, er9rif fte pa8
Me1er pper ben 8p9en unp t1ptete es.
(Tprtlesuns fplst.)
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QebenS<Wetn.

@arner's 8inum 8itae rber 2ebsns Betn IL
Elm GROCER Blutreinieer unb beIifates gstrant, es entbalt
feline fddbliden Drpeuen rter unreinltdfetten unb If en
prdparat tar aae, tpelde aimulirenber Mttttel bebarfen.
Dteies Wittel IT Elm Comic unb sertdaft euten Mppettty
unb if has bette tlutreintsenee Mtttel Der a9elt. IS If
bas anaenebmfe unb belifatefe Wittel, retdes jenals ben,
publfuur %auaetpten purbe, lei peitenn befer als granbs,
Wbisfep, Wein, gitters pber irsenb Elm anberer &rtitel.
s. III ~sefanber unb binieer. Sepcbl bas mdnnlt3e ais
reitli6e @eI9leGt, Sung unb Nlt tpnnen ben 9ebsnsipeta
aebrauden. Gs 1T in ter Shat Elm @etter ses 2ebens.
bieieuieen, pelde G9 elmer euten Gsiunbbat ~zfreusn
pplen unb ununterbrrden ~lebbafter @emutbsatn,muna.
tperben mcbl tbun, ben 9etensmein au eebrauden. q t.
BON afen aneeren @ebraudsmittsln Serldteoen. aytre
bel auenDrpauifen S~erfauft unb aud in alien repettablen
Saloons. greis etn DrQer per Quart 5lafde.
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&ein @u1fen Mebr.

sBarner's Cough Balia,, BELT sno lift senSafen
unit betDrtert tenNusmurf. St beTtt bic auserurbentlite
8raft, fefprt @rleidtersne su ssrldahen nnb euentuel bic
sartnddieiten sane pun Sufea, %G,tdltune, 5elsabelt
srpnditis, SnFuensa Gatarrb, Ultima uns Samtnsladt
3u turiren. 60 ee,pis 1T bic Grleidterur8 une ~ 1t9er
bern Sals. uno Quneen qsteen, eae s aufenbe srn Nerstea
ben BALKAN taelid Seridreiter unt aQe Der Nntdt ttnS,
tae er bic Bette tbnen befannte Meetstn. fur pe1lung uno
grpefteratien if. Cine Dpits Serftaht fpfcrt Grletdte'
rlna unb in ben meiten 9daen eenist eine5laide fur cine
Sur. preis einDplar. IS If cure eieaeSdulb, weua thr
hufef unb leibet. Der gdtfa nj furtrt.
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DYSpepfa.

teIpnbers eeeisnet fit %bieisnisen, pelde an Maeenf6pa@e
unt b~abttueaer gerfrpfnns leiben. 3iefes 1T Elm 1snie.
weldes ben Masen ainu'trt une suten appeht etebt. IS
i1en eeiuntea 3ufanb snrad. edmads, ners6fe unb
oiss eftiide periunen fratsn @arners 9ppcptie go
mic eebraudea. gu ~sertaafsn bet aQsn 1resuiaea.
preta etn Dollar.
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M9tes &apitel.
Glu&t tot Gateune.

MHra lernte IN 8eeleiturs ibrer
Greunrin na@ une mad bas gauge
2anp fennen; fe mubte allerpinsS bic
Yra9t ter Natur bepunbern, bate aber
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H@- Wtr erlauben uns ben tpawarbt9en
&lerus auf pielfade Mnfrasen bin, aufmerf>
fam aa MAIDEN, bab mir serre berett fnb, 3u
MtiIonen unb anberen @ele9enbettet 3d.
der, wte @eiltsenlssenben, 2eben unb eeiben
@brtft, beutf9e unb engltibe @ebetba9er
&C., fctrie Btlber gum gerfaufe 3u ~aberseben,
tpenn uns bas Ni9tperfaufte foslei& mad
S@lub Der %betrefenben Teierli9tett tn gu
tent 3ufanbe xnb franco aurad 9efanbt
tptrb.
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2efet! 2eiet!

elterx fpaten wi6ex, bas H1berne 9tpS bte e@ute
] ben Staserf&abseus um bte 6dIfte biaisr ntrs.
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THE OLD BORLD'S NETe::
Opening OF the German Parliament
Address Of Emperor Willtam-Church
und State I'm England.
BERLIN. October l6,

BERLIN, October l6.
The Emperor william to-day opened the
session of the Reichsrath In person. He began
his address by a review of the past session OF
| the North German Parliament, and OF tne
course of German unifcatlon. The progress
| of this important policy and the present con
dition of united Germany he considered epl-
nently favorable and gratifying Passing
| from this to topics to be considered oy the
present session, he said Its chief care would
| be the consideration OF the budget Tor the
empire. The advances made by several states
of the confederation must be repaid o9t OF tne
| funds received from France as Indemnity
| The budget must include the expenses OF set.
| ting the government Of the territory acquired
The Emperor expressed the opinion that the
reorganization OF the coinage OF Germany Is
desirable. He said that the federal council
was at this time engaged In devising measures
| for the establishment of gold coin basis TOR
| uniform system of German coinage. He also
proposed, as a subject ripe for discussion, the
securing of line of direct communication
through Switzerland to Italy, to be so controll-
/ ed throughout that the interests or Germany
would be fairly considered.
Abiding to the foreign relations OF the en-
pire, he said such relations were entirely sat-
| isfatory. There was no cause OF anxiety IN any
quarter. Especially was the correspondence
|
course with that country was no longer chad.
owed by "reminiscences Of past conflicts.
LONDON, October II.
| An address has been issued by representa-
tive workingmen, demanding the separation
| of Church and State In England. The address
announces that meetings Of workingmen will!
be held throughout the country IN support OF
this movement.
Adylces from the Hague report great dissat.
istaction. with the government. The mob
stoned the residence of the minister. and
troops are quartered In the city to prevent any
further demonstrations.
PARIS. October Is.
The evacuation of the six departments is
stipulated bv the treaty to be completed by
the 9th of December Inese departments pu, ~
are declared neutral lu q mi".ear.e oolnt ol
view, and until the indemnity is paid and
during the departure will not be occupied BY
the French troops.
| FRANKFORT, October Is.
Labor troubles In Mayence resulted in q
riot. The troops dispersed the mob.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-19
THE COLORED CONVENTION.
THE FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Permanent Organizatton-Cutting
Out Work-Appointment of Commits
tees.
[sTEcrAL TELEGRAM TO TIE HRws.l

lSfECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NKWSl
COLUMBIA, October Is.
The CoIored Mems Convent tion was called to
order at noon to-day by Il. N. Turner, of Geor'
gia. Edward Belcher, Of Georgia, read the cali
for the convention, issued by the Georgia State
Convention, held in Atlanta, February 8, 1871.
The call sets forth that the condition of the
colored people of the Southern States, grow
ing out of local causes, demanded more
practical understanding and mutual co-opera-
tion, and, therefore,, this convention was call
ed to supply the requirement.
J. T. Walls, of Florida, was elected tempo
rasy chairman, and on motion Of Lieutenant
Governor Ransler, John H. Devereaux, OF
Georgia, was elected temporary secretary.
a committee on credentials was appointed,
and subsequently, reported delegates present
from ten Southern States.
The committee on permanent organization
reported as follows President, A. J. Ransler,
of South Carolina; secretaries. John n. Deve-
reauA of Georgia, and Henry E. Hayne, OF
South Carolina; treasurer, Edwin Belcher, OF
Georgia. The lieutenant governor, on taking
the chair, delivered highly conciliatory ad'
Dress He urged the members of the eonven-
ton to be cool and moderate in their delibera-
tions, and to unite, not as colored meH, but as
citizens of great and free country for the
benefit of all classes, without distinction.
Committees were appointed on the organi-
zatlon-of party, on education aud labor, on
an address to the Americas people, and on
Southern outrages. The convention then ad-
journed. There were about fifty members
present to-day.