The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, May 13, 1870, Image 2
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W?>? t'ligmtelvqfc bwiby oxjitriottrct!
and enjmblo business toon, who. will
gi\;u their undivided gtteutlon, will
exports In cTmi'tfo of tho tnoeltailra
fi dopgttnicnt*. ManulUctui'ing coin
rhrt'feM so many details, that its sue
I lioshPii 1 urout(<utlnn wu>iilhu ! *
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Abbeville, B. O...
W. A. I,RR, RntTOR.
T)olUrt |
tJT Wo Rthit-fffMiom i?Vtfn for * (fortei
(hit* llisn alt tnomhp.
m.?;.. i _> .' ?.?i'^._jii n-jJi?'-. .. -i~
rtldfty, May IB,.1870.
Tfca Agricultural til&d ImirJ^raUo;
Committee,
"We i>\it>lislit?d in our Iwl i
notice of thcoi'^Tinitarioii oi* this,Cori
voutiooi wlijcli fiiet' iu .Charleston 01
Tuesday the 3rd inst., and xidjouracj
?n ti?6 followuig Thursday. Tjh<j'
tenebmce was lavgo, comprising som
of t*hd attest and most practical nici
?f the South, aud the proceeding
-weiro^hjir^yiouiovis, jiijd enuneutly nai
iufautory. The Report* ofthc vivrioh
Committees, tvm;o elaborate, "*hoi
oughly digested,autl Ipusiness-.li'kedoc
uments, Xhe great, questions c
h -eiail niid lu&turhU advancement
-*'.hrefe frtilloff pressing upon the ai
tention of our people.
The following delegates weVo pr.ej
cnt from Abl)cv,ille, 13. Z. Item don, J
H. -Vancc, J.-K. Vance, Joel ,S. PerriYi
A?'M. Aiken, J. 1>. Gallliurd, \\\ 'I
Henderson, ?rrd also as ft Heprewentu
live ^froln the Stalo at largo, OoJ. ID
"H^att AiUon.
?Cho following standing jCotmniittce
were appointed:
Vopimittee on Immigration.?J. P
Thonins, ColumbrU,%, RcV. T S. Jioin
est, Newberry J. "Campion, P. Voi
Wanton. Char4<#ton ) E. B. Turnipseej
Columbia* l^VoriiuB tlardeuian, Gcor
R. P*. Waring, Korth Carolina.
Committee on Direct Truiir.-~-Robt
Miye, \Y. L. Trenholm, Jno. Hauckel
(ihaVleston ; John B. Moore, Sumter
root. Charleston ; John P. Cohei
ASvgusta, Gri.C. P. Pelhain, Colum
b'ia; 'Edwin'Baton, Charleston ; W. L
Ellin, .Macon, Ga.; L. I>. DeSaussui-o
Charleston.
Vombihtfe on Cotton Manvfactnres.?
.Col J. B. Prilmer, Jaa. Hope, Colnm^
i.fn Tnl5\,o-0
. Ik J V U^i iw KXUIVII) UiVVUf lilVj \JUI1.
3jl. CI ButfoV, Edgefield.
" Cdmmittei on Hygiene.?Dr. Eli Goddtngs,^CHni-rcston
; Dr. J. A. Barks
dale,; Lffiirdns; Dr. DeSaUBsnre Ford
A'rtgustfl, Gti." ; Dr. W. E. Aiken.
Vcmmittce on Agricultural and Scicntijic'Jfitucutiiin,?Hon.
N. IlnRficIl Middle
ton,.Charleston ; Hon. T. G. ClemnOn,'
P^lidJpton; Jesse B. Turpin,
<jt;6rgiu "potior, Georgetown.
Committee on Flora of Bowk Carolina,
Dr. 1<\ Pevrp Porch er, Charleston; J.
P. JtorH-smKn, Angtts'ta, Gn.
Voinjhiit'ie on Labor liesourcps y
FoutA Cpyp/ikt/.?W. F. Barton, Dr>
inigcbiirg'j fiiiw'tf Mcintosh, Socjaty
Jlill; W. Craig, Augusta, (io., Cot
Vtin. W Jtl 1 abcj Col r? tn b i a.
Commit Ite on hiffatttial Remvrrvs bj
South B. Fr Crayton, Anilcr9on';'!$)htf~McCraf]y,
Cbnvleston
'I'hcrt/D^^tebVl; Charleston, <3 on. M
1?1 tWhn;i, Edgoftvld.* '
'j qou^iyre tt&'litnri.?"mias^r*." j. ft
^rtyofi'i?-(/0vcrnor j. ij. manning
X 1); A ih."Ifonorabl?> Or. A. Troiv
J?h jEfcpncd^y Rev. T. Si Boin
e$f, and B! I^nfhitoier.
#h ftdttontff Mr. J. K. Vance, o
Abbeville, a 'special coinraitlco o
rt?#6iutcfi to report wbeth
er it 18 <ie8ir^Bl?'t<y introduce Chinese
labor fn thfc Sufctc?, and i: bo, 1 o Buggoat
th6 cheapest and most pradicd
method of doing bo. Committeo-J
K. :Va6cb, ^ohiv Townaoud, and W?u,
ValUce. J
^ricCbj^ Jittcg on Immigration, in
their olaboratttjjepor t, presented bj
Col. TbomaBj r^ake the followingprac
ticaECTrg&rjUjftnS, WW eyUdOT3
ed by th j Convention,
-rib y<>f diroci
rnurnic M wo rwlfeli JBofope.
TKf*?o)tan(n>oni> ot raica q
roflw?()r[ U-fcDipprtftUQO 4op imrni^anu
fra/m (AfcncJobtOn tv tbQ Northwest,
; ?>. vTb? formation o in , .Qbavtufttpn
Mld Jitibe pno.<;ipal poinW ?4ong tb<
proposed rattle of immigration anc
t?T?t, of.tKrti^tVC#, QB Iho plat) o
tittr cVrfeaap So?ie*y 0f South Carolj
ntt{->|Ii>vtiu cIietouwr40^tUo city q
Ub'tuipsLOfbOi .Vf. , -. r
Hi ftli tho Leal
thydwwltntipaiof thiaj?4<l dlher South
ojfojflfeftics^of' %\inpty JJaud ah<I Iijd
jaigtfatkiniSocifrtitd," having.for. tUeii
<>bJk|cfc;fcho aottl<itoontf'Of:immig*?oti
ufoosfreei> fam?<ntl$ .: ;'rfW &vv(o:?:. ! ;
??? a?t abirehm* ri t, -i n Chndpsto r
ioi i vcDirai uoara 01 immigration
' v&'flib*-, fmblttation: of taattart nMn
^ogil^MUHtgr?tioQ e?4afinurcti W
itfHMKoafattf! j?r j -J ^ *U? :.? .
-;?V'!rk>o eoco?r?*cmailt of : Icarol
gatfoteftoito the Norther? ?tatM u
ijThfctioanwnlion -.alto rgcoaxroendoc
pf aetion, and a propo
bod wmotitotio*. aud bye-law*.
Yesohitiooh, on tb<
Irad^ prtsseotftd bj
[^Jkure |m' dhainpift?,' were
< tt*uUveiiy :1 bat thlfc Cootfeatiao rco
o?4ca8n<J; tbit-* oompxnyb* formed
fo?'eh4^a|ji?b^ont,Qf * ;p^ro3aocQl
lifaa of fteigttt mn4.immike^nt nUam
etStoajpajftfckiuiop*, i an i tiwu*a. oi
fcfl ,^'M jj -fi tW/U> -SV Mi",' i.
'Jtd*oihtdt mi tfcoabe ai*
pc4trt*rf>by.*K* eWafe^ obtain' asV
vatytioa* Wi? '4i^,wo?? railroad
pninrMnintkhi oain/tf*tlnn?iVvl*V/?Ui4
m-comjhoAo .tkted: xm6*
MVfcaibe<*ta>> oo*,
do t jpa*maiMBtr brtis^f^ofla a
ijw ftur flfcdn huhv^L '
of the Saluda
bjtff, bf pmt>Wo$ togetj>.o)r i? Joiitf
tez.
? ... ??"
9 caroftil and Byntcnihtio management
"With till bur advahtagua, inuttcntioi
to details and careless tuanagometi
cannot buupwaduce loss.
1 "From $260,000^)00 to $300,000,001
a would bo Added to the value of uu
cotton fcrof*, if wo woro to tnatiufoc
turo it into yarns* and woven good*
n pf this a large amount would bo pai<
oat l*0.r wa^ca* and tlwt to a class tba
jnow not only unemployed in addlnj
ll|totho wealth to tbo country, but fo
J'the most ^lact; a burdeu upon tbui
-hxxrertta or vbo public.
All A KIA VAW<V??4 n ?? Ai
W ?w*v ivj.tfiio T>CJO OllUUllllVU UI1 111
a Hygiene .of South Carolina, aw
8 Charleston, Scientific Education am
Chines knfcor; and other import
s'jwwo.in preparation when the coi;
. vention adjourned.
1 Tho'Charleston Apios thus sums iv
,( the wdrk of tho Convention,
t ' The action of tho Convention wa
, briefly thin: 1.. It \va? roconnnei
ded that a company bo formed- fo
the establishment of a permanent lin
i- of freight, uhd immigrant steamship
. to run between (Jhnrle&lon and a lii
i ropean port. A eommitteo of mci
i chants aud business nun was appoii;
ted to receive subscriptions. Th
l" cost of four steamers will bo abou
' $800,000. And it is considered cei
tain that tho capital for ooo steamc
B can bo raisod at once, and the re
mainder as it may be required. On
, half, at least, of the capital stock i
expected to bo taken in Europe, am
our railroad companies will mak<
"1 liberal subscriptions. 2. A comn.it
tee was authorized to bo appointed t<
" "ive effect to tho report of tho Com
lllill.H. nn T M O A ?'
| M*? i. LVW VII Alii JII^IUIIUII* u? *\ V/VI U1U
invitation was extended to nil person
' in the Northern Stages und elsew here
> desirous of settling in South Carolina
1 4. J t was recommended that a join
atoek company bo formed, for tin
purpose of introducing Chineso laboi
where that lubor cau bo most protita
bly used. Nothing was done iu re
garU to cotton {panufucturcs bcyoiu
adopting the "report of that commit
tco. That report, if spread broadcas
"over the land, will do thia work."
It ia difficult to ovciM;stiuy>te th<
( influence of sneh a Convention npor
the best Iptdrests of the State. Thi:
may no? Do immediate, noi?herostcn
sible ; put it is not less potent, that i
operntps silently, in suggesting on
quiiy, in stimulating entcrpriso, ir
liarruonizing cflfcrt, in organizing vie
. tory?-not tho barren triumph o
party ,iu tho arid arona of politics, bui
. the triumph of art over rebellioui
nature.1?tho victory of peaco "uo-lcBi
. renowned thap^hnt of war."
Tlio SAVftBnah Valley Railroad. .
Wo publish in anothor column, th<
r pt occcoings of tbp ^nthueiasiic rail
. iroad nveeetiug at l)prn's mino on Sat
urduy, wbioh show thrtt oxjr poopl
~ aro fully olivo to tbe importance o
f tho enterprise?, And aro preparei
f it 6bcond it, with hearty goo<
- will and earnest effort. -Prcsidon
! Millet was not tbo meeting-, but. thi
I Honorable GjftO. 1). Tilman, who is ii
.. poa*8Ssioti pf Jris views, announce*
. that ho was thoroughly ih oarneat. ii
extending his owa Port ItoV&l llont
t to rib e raonpltfins, and was fully ira
probeotl -tvith the importance of th<
" routb - Ab.b*TUU)t,i ?h? ropo
' rior ndtantagcs trf this' rortiO ovei
fUat' to.Clayton,- jGa?y pcerped ^ndeet
- ao mapifqafc; ibafcyre co4ld.iiot. believ<
i that any.other could furd moment bi
j etrte^rtairied or seriously adroeatcd
A"'jtiiblVc rtieotliig of'the Stock bold
> era of the road, ana of- all who an
| frie/>dly -to the enterprise, baa bcpi
p suggested for Tuosday the 8th June
. at'Afibcirillo CJ. fl., aud "\vo trust t<
t te^a^rAPcl .i'^lly pn the occasion
. Proaident Jljllctt will no dopbt b<
present tcrtell us what ho exports u
J to'<W,!fend-^W ho is prcpir^d to d<
f bit$se)F,. an?f' our; :^)e'(^)lp will Ipn
i out, to learn w.hat is expected of 'them
A-*.
ruuu vv m a:proper ma&oer..'
1 Wo:el?owboi,o pablieh a com muni
CAtfou^rgfog^A'iocatidKof the Roa<
y ou t^io ruJg# betweee Jtoc-ky and Lit
fclo^Bivers, pud whilst we pro not con
r viuoed by the argument, we are im
} prossed With the l?bQrt%l spirit of tb(
I writ% fa Boih^ willing to' BastyitcT tbi
- ro?# located.. This is thi
true spirit, Whatever question then
> may beaate the location of the Road
r th?r* is atone as to its Yalue tea a grea
V enterprise ewsring to the bpnefltof ui
all, and appe^ng to the >?yrop#lUiei
and support of all . .ffcyui
"l "-ijb- ? ' ' i,i ; I if: . :: V <
!? ^ r -'j'" t+4 .,.! U,
' Faxwfilt.'?The conspiracy to aasassi
bate'tbe[ JVefl<?b~ Emperor; resell tlj
jbFOatfbf 16 lijtbti ^ the police, prove!
'frlqfr; WVrr^M* daily- Mog *?%d?
ana >d<j HTgfi UDart of j tuttioo h&i
J berncon?elrH>ttfoftb* tfialj -r
^MafSt decrej
; ?fpo*f?|pivM'r-'W -Vr- )
' lifiyTlftr^-^RMnrwB iir^m al!
' ?MT IM
i bjL^fr w Am&mMua
tigM.be+ri w***
pafeis&^a
*e?mpl?. y$*"'ha' Y* *"
m* wftk grtU<yuit r*v
cpfpts Tvere atrciat ninety *dollf||L
i iiiiiiyjj.j." i
A(
\ Governor Se^U, tt^ctfeer xv^fe ?^t?' to
I tdottt Hush, Vlc??PrMldtihi Wttevebii, tc
I ant) Mcesra.. Tptnllnnoh, rttui Crows, tli
> DoLnt-g* and other*, arrived on at
' a npecial truth, about 11 o'clock, on M
* Wednesday last. Tboy wqr* recety*
I od at tbe Depot by a dologatiou bend- H
, od by Mr. llolllhsbcad. m'ovldod with ^
> Vehicles and driven to iho Court- ^
1 house whero n iimnbor of Bpscchcs r*
5 wero delivered by ibo party
r Tho meeting wfis ostcndbly in bo- ^
?- half of tho ruilr&ud, and the speeches ^
> for tho most port discussed railroad b
* mutters, but the character of tho ati- ft
dienco (boing principally colored) and h
r tho tone of one of tho speeches?that BJ
r of Do-Lswgo, gave it a quasi-political
aspoe t. DeLurge seemed to bo espe- *'
? cially alarmed lest tho "Citizens' Pard
ty" should get into tho good grnocs of l?
J his colored brethren, and t6ok occa- u
8 sion to cailtion tbera against tho arte
of these wily Greeks dona ferente?. c!
Such was tho burden of bis spoeoh,
P but wo opine that jt was prompted
more by love for himself than for" his
9 brethren. His objection to the "Citi- ?
''izens* Party," is not that it will do in!jury
to tho colored voter-r-but that it
j will deprive tho office-l*oldor of his
i- j monopoly. uTo tho victors belong h
** | the spoils," and the fewer tho claiml"iants,
tho larger the share of each. ll
L' lie claimcd a monopoly of love to the n
.. colored man. bot-auso ho would seek P1
r to retain a monopoly of the officcs in
- nis gut. x nus ooes seiiisij'ness- -grasU
P'Dg greed of officc-r-assurao the garb c'
j of philantropy. ^
u The railroad speeches were all that
- such speeches should bo?promising 111
* much, and with tlio air of men who b;
j aro accustomed to fulfill their plodgos t'
?redolent of enterprise, of. etfort, 0(
aud of that confidence whi.ch success ^
1 j T
. j inspires. Tho road is to be put J
L | * t ouco in thorough repair?tho timo ^
\ is to bo shortened two hours?the 'e
L_ freights aro to be reduced one-third ^
. or one-fourth?-and last but not least, ^
1 a telegraph line Ls to be built, which ^
- is to put us in connection with the
centres or commerce. These men are M1
said to have capita^ and business experienco
and energy, and will use them |
10 sccuro the common benefit of tb? ^
peoplo and tho. company. Wo wolcome
this capital, and this enterprise l'
into our mid at, and trust thdt thoy lin
may qukkon into flow life, every
1 element of our matornil and social ^
j, advancement. ,r . P1
Mr. J. lloilinshcad wound up thfe Sl
spoechcs by speaking a good word for ^
s AbbcVillo?by telling his audience ?
that he liked it so well that he had c'
como to Btay bete?that if. there' ?
were any "bushwhacliors" horo he V
thought they bad all left?that be n
was go well" pleafcod Lioifeff that "
s bo yrishpd tho Governor and Us jpaiv ^
. ly \o carry on a la vo ratio impression ..
. also? in other words, that >he 'bad ^
i) provided th?m a nice c n tort alum ? ut, l<
J* and would send tbem oft* "o'ei1 tho *(
j ills of lifo victorious." 4t
i So to Mr. Hollinaboad's tho party
t adjourned, and theuco left on tho train u
a at 3 o'clock. . tl
? , _ a
i - .
j : Episcopal Convention.
) ? ft
j Tho Episcopal Couvontion mot bore ^1
on ytsterdaj-. Tho attendance, cler- 0
3 ical nud lay, was not as large as at h
the prcviond -session here ia 1861, but '?
r itbo b,ody organizod with full qnortltos Cl
j present of both order?, Bishop l>avis
? presiding. . a
A . _Vvl?. ---? ! ? ! ?- --- I'
8j nvic ?nu nnj?r?iwivg Bcrmon was "
prc^c^btl before the Convchtidtr,- by ^
the &ev. J. D, McCullougb, the Socrc- &
fimry.' ./ * *
^ W&i McCulloogb was unanimously P
( re-elected Secretary, and unpointed ^
^ Rev.AV. P. DuBose Hid UssiaVant. l'
Mr, F. P? Elford was unan jmouply jr
J rc-elocUd TroMurer. '
s Iter. R. S. Thipior tras appointed P
y J.be next prea^he^.beforovtlib Conveu- r<
\ tiou } Rev. P. F. gutcti# iliiS'nUbfiiftte: *
' Rftv\ C. C Pinokncy fcho5 Ch'uirman, p
read the Report ofthe Standi^.Com- <|j
rDitte?i wbiob^aid a glowing tribute P
?: to its decBk^d (Jb^lribflb, Rur. CJbria- t(
Han Hai^ckel, * _ 'V** '''
i ?be Annual Reports of tie Trees- ec
* nrere -pf the Goorwjti^n and Biabop's p<
Fond were read. .c- . ? B
* The Bishop reqnoited thijt alt the b<
J Part>ehiaf: Reports iai'nsedifeieTy m
? banded i^ fpr ^B aotfoiw or ibft Coiv ai
vomica. \\i '.?*; ;;/V l-: tr-i "Yv .V*;; W
' f The sermtm bafore the . Ad>ai>M?J>
meOt Bociety Will Vise prreeefced te-ditf H
8 at
5 of.lbe Society willbe tol^-i^eaidl^' 'fa
V1 vA& 3*
., ! Mofrning bnd eventog BftTrfce* o.
? be .fold Jt
r QnvtatMtitT^'i "< ' "A iurhzfor vf^far- in
? Oo*SatWd?y ^c#rt?*gUbe "rite o* A
I : 9* *#I*S B<
I ,|D 0l|ip|t?9|h:'J f ' *. ^ ? j\ ) ir-Mn.v; r>H}> ft:
i - Moralo# jmgrat%;'ter*4C4fc***tt< j
v* * Aljwfj fttto 3o n+nSk"'
rt; ' &*$'?a K$ j
r in<**ioa?r cptynqq rttuy- 69 w 'iffojj be
i?swwa
Ghre-1itai a e?U. '"**
I .* 4
mmmmmmmmmmmmmammm
Btii* CowrkmrW o* Wen * .?-? '
t tho t^qurtt ?f. Uftcbtn wh| Mm ?
attend the pMpotftl convention of
chert, it Iim JrtMi ttahM to cftH tc
io convention to meek lh Oolkmbift, n<
, tho Ntokerton llouie, ou Thursday in
ay 10, iit.8 p. m? ' *
iM pnoprmur or ita -NiMfchfoti jn
Louse, who hu,* tendered bis halt fop J*
10 use of ttio convention, will enter- b
tin tho mombw'8 at greatly reduced el
Uteii. ' g
Delo'gaios will bo passed to and ^
om Columbia on the Greenvll)e and f)
olumbiu, uud lite Charlotto, Colutn- g
is ur.d Augusta Hailroads lor ono ]i
ire. The othor railroad* in he State v
ave boon requested to extend the 11
line privilege.
The convention Is to consist of all a
;achers in the State outsido of the c
Tree s>ebools" established by tho Log- ?
ilaturo, and all such aro earnestly j.
rged to attend. u
Tho papers of the State.aro request- g
i to publish this notice. , >>
HUGH S. THOMPSON. ?
Principal Columbia Male Academy. "
n
ailroad Meeting at Dorn's Gold Mine, s
A 1 * - " - * "*
a liu jjv: unu eninusiustic mooting of 1
ie citizens of Abbeville and Edge- j
eld was hold at Dorn's Gold Mine on t
lh May inst., to taUo into corisfidora- fi
on iho proposal to revive the Savan- \
ah Valley Rail Road project, in ros- ^
onee to the letter of President Militt,
of tho Port Royal Rail Road.' " J
Win. K. Bradley, was called to'tho a
hair, and B. A. Tarnor, and W. L. 0
urlcs, were appointed secretaries.
On motion of G. D. Tilman, a com- ^
littee of twenty-ono was appointed J
y tho chair to preparo business . fo?
le meeting. Tho Committee consist*
i of the following named goutlemon, S
. D. Tilman, Dr. J. \V. Hearst, !>< p
TTT- ? ' ?
. xx. jeumngs, mtij. J. A. Tulbort o
?r. J, C. Lanier, Col. G. McD. Mil- fi
r, L. W. White, R. It. Hemphill, J. *
. Sibcrt, R. W. Lites, S. J. Thump- ?
ins, Jolin Lyon, E. A. Searles, C. U. c
orley, Lundun Tucker, J. E. Brud- h
y, Henry McCnslan, Dora Jay, jp
dura Widcman, W. B. Dorn, andiG
ahn McCaslan. " n
' u
After deliberation, Mv. Tilraan, as j,
hair-man of the Committee,roported '
le following preamble and . i'
ons, for tho consideration of tne ^
kCfting: . .. ^ ,b
AVhcroaSj^.The ^President of the u
ort Hoy at tin d Augusta 1^. Cpm- a
Ray bus. expressed a deatwio -extend 8
nd Road to Anderson C. 11. either ?"
y reviving the old Savannah .Valley ^
L R. chartcr, or by obtaining <a nt?t
a a r tor, and had solicited the co-opor* p
pf tho loc,al inhabitants' al^n^ ?
le-lino of Baid Ronil, now a large
timber of those in habitant*-in rptoho n
leotiiig Assembled EtlXornV Mifi* 7A-' n
t?vy, r?jpajvd as follows: ' ' Jb
1 it.' * Itxs6lted) That we^hitt'c lieifrrtdd
ith peculiar ploasuro of tW prpjptosal
> oxtond the Port Royal Rail. Road t
? Anderson Q. H., thai wo will assist .|<
\ tho consu-dot'ion nf ltin *
itfc a hearty good will by pe&orm- ?
Jg all the labor and subscribing.fill A
iio stock onr impoverished means wUl. ,n
Uo%r. . V . i
2d. Jieiotvtd, That ws wiH ehoietfilly
grant the right of way jgratit fl
broujghour landa, exceptwhets oxtra- |
rdinary damages may be dope to I
uildiogs,, in which case nothing bat p
npartiQt^otHgeqsatioa will' b* *cquir- d
d. ' " 7"
3d, lieiolvedt That tho President, t
u? a#??vwra?yi V8U MV|II* j
>y R. R. are hero by requested to call il
meeting of the Stock-holders of the >'
amponymwfl- a? practicable, and ?
'ould suggest AVb.evill9 C. H. as the a
lace, and -Tuesday -a;htt the draft a
Londay, La. JunprOiext the time, aod c
iiat all persons Ifiencfly <o" the build?g
of tho Savann^ither
as an ihdepciKi^t.llead, ar '? a
art of a con soli dated Road we are
jBpeetfuUjj; invito# to atte?d> .. I
' 4th. RirjUtdi Til at a oapy of tb?
roaroble and resolutions, be^aent bj# 0
lo chairtna^~;?F tiftl fiilaiftftg jto tho
resident pi ' tab rort'"ltbyal B.SR. ^
>mpanv. rrtMc** ? & <1*
Id presenting tBd"pr?iimbIe anA'j'b- ^
Sftftai*
ioption, Ibuomd by Xrssrs. White, 0
lempbili, and J. ?. Bradley, of ^Jbv j
ivills in stirring eloquent and hn- r<
orous speeches. after wbipb tbs ,pre- i}
tffeYeat)d^eaohl tfaAs1 Jfottd tire
^ ss^^tbtiiMte ^retailed- The f|
w
p ?uui ww aw us womw orxae ^
gi df thit ?oet}^|f be iwt to Ue ^
b^j^^^^wrapD,^^^^old, JL?- ^
^ '"' e?
'< Mint '.g'T Miug .iiaiar: w
GRCXNVILLB KjOUOAI>>^Tb? M? K
in ?W*<>?M?K $
A MM.T.
A??imU, B.C., M??9|h,
Ml. Rnmn?Dtar Hlr s I nm let
>. make the following remarks by ill
iruwil of a eomtpondenc* appeal
iff In your valurbla paper of lb
Hh April, over tho slgnatyro c
K \V. A,, in which ili* writer afU
nying a jUs( irlUite to tho fnlle
tioew who?o names nro IromortaUnc
y their indomitable bravery nr
lilvalry, and who f?H a saerlflco t
no cauao of liberty. on the mentor
Ic, blood-?tninod field* of MlAtdBtdpr
M/ll it o?rJ \\
w aw MIIVI I1VW? V VII II
ugrocts ?pd Jews, whllo ho stylcB tl
outb CatoliniuuB, noblo men. 11
roscribcs tho. Jews as a pared
ugabonds, whoso eurnings aro ace
minted by: ill-gotten guilts. I w
uota verbatim it literatim tind expo
u tho world tho noblo expression
Southarn noblo man : ''Of the iih
hunts vrbo get tlie.se earnings, I ci
nly say, their shibboleth bctraye
liem ; they nil scorn to be prepnrii
ur u return to Palestine from t!
lannerthey nro hoarding up their i
otten gains, A Jew in Ahtbnma
i Mississippi can soli a freed man a yn
f calico lor two bits easier thnn
ativo Christ inn can two yards f
nc bit. So wags this Western woi
ow-a-days." Sir, this is a Wholesr
lander Against* the Jewish nutic
nd as wanton a9 it is repulsive
ho sensitivo feelings of tho Jc
/ho left the genial skies of his fatht
m'd, its blue rivers and vine-clad hil
o find an asylum in this land of t
reo nnd homo of tjie brave, as well
ha refined Ampi?irMin ?? ? ? ! ?
?rudition relates of Rabbi Akil
rho being approached by a Rome
rho wished to becorac n proselyte
udiVfem, provided he could bo taug
lil of the Jewish law while standi
u one leg. "Well," said the Rab
'I can accept thee on thy own proj
ition ; love thy neighbor as thyse
bis is the fundamental principle'
udaiam."
Would it not bo well for }*our c<
espondent,'to learn and be bencfitt
>y those he contemns and slande
Ve claim, sir, that as a nation we p<
ess as much honesty ami integrity
ur neighbors, and that there a
Bwer drunkards, thieves, robbe
nd. murderers among us than ai
thor people, Your jails and pci
entiaric8are not darkened by the d<
endantsof Abrahum. Tho Almigh
as freely chosen them a kingdom
riests and a holy nation. Sir, it h
aused my chock to blush and iny sc
lortitication, to pcrusosuch obnoxio
rtlclcs in an onlightened paper, ?i
i this enligh ^ nineteenth centui
Oh tell it not in Gath, publish it n
i Clio Birc?i.3 UI A^KHlon." 1 (lO)
;now whether hia cruaado is a co
aereial, political or a religious'oj
ut one thinglet mctcll him, the Je
avecause to bo proud of their rc
nd' ancestry, even if there are hoi
q d jsgraced^ and to virtue ,lost; as;
eceive two bita for a yard of culii
o the great envy and chagrin x>f 1
christian fricnaft! The bnmcs
loses, Joshua, Gideon and1 Saul t
irouder and older names thfcn Alt
nd^" and Uannibul, Napoleon a
tf^sbington, "Stonewall Jackson do
r Jim Martin alivo." -Ouirraeonee
iO o"Bl6gya fluco pro?crv<
muT war and captivity, the primes
ilstojry of tbi? * orlci, $nd (bo first rc
Jktioo df, oar (jVeuto*, wh^at lo**g a
irtjbentic genealogies* put vtd* pbfw
ho boasted anccstry or thc noblo
be cartb ; a nation whose j>ropln
saruod of ibefutqpa^fon^feoct, whe
eero npoke .with JeboVah Aftd . his (
;ols, whose poets taught Milton a
lomor to sing, whose kings beg
tfth tech nqmcs as David and So
ion, whoso, city -was Jcrusale
rhda* sanctuary the teitipia, wh<
iw is the basis of all civilized cod
nd who oven now, though dispersi
iersQfcuted and maligned, fUrmsh L
oriau* and warriors in all ltjndft*' * ?
write more in pity than in* ange
iity Tot ojae wIjo so far' forgetal
aty aid respect, he to aocie
nd td himself, afi to lYtalign'hisfello
i6n. I trust you will insert this i
icle in your valuable paper, and
vstioe to your Jowifch readers, and
itenigent cona inanity, w.e reqa<
ou to wipo oat the eutyyiiug "brefl
f elfiudcr scattered rjeroadci
hroagh your paper by l5. w. j
6d a? the poison dii&rjbuted, t
fttidoto may follow fti the sut
hannel.i; - *
-Very respectfully,
A Jew.
o r > . /
I , ^ .
*?>??
t The Savannah Valley Railroad.
Mr. W. A. Lkk : In yoar last ins
f thg JPfrn and Banner, I notice
oipmunieatfon ipgavi -^Buterprist
ttetoptirtg to revive the Savanm
.t heartily en dor
be undertaking, but would suggest
gaofeJA t&?ftty?f*4i: TdM&ifa
orrMpondent say*: ' "Prom. Dort
[iefe it ought to run the most dire
Emto to Anderson which would ear;
c Abbeville Coart House, wbLeb
wyrij foe* fro
fo'riiV Mine to Ar?4ewon;V . T9 tfco
^miliar with the apfey of tl
pfier portion of AMieViHe'
1 weijknfwa tbtrtf It a batttral iMj
kidiog the waters of Hacjty or
ittle Breer, ia the upper portio
otatdogllcHiky Bivert at ornei
richly pet* Po?d, tUap?p etrifcit
laJFlat Book-Road* raoaiag ?<*- -U
Art ftUnpfirttlif watet** *:????
\*y gnuSc and cU<?plyT>ridg<Ki;
ta *oa{>'on:- oxbtbitjbii lit th? She
'd&W&m
SS%A&&
KssapfiMe
rmd *fc? tWoo*?#*i, U*qii ptotiq
< . . ' .
WBrnammmmmzmmmmmmm
foftj, m* it it ?0-4? #* ty f/U
JibMfo fyrty-n foMRfkAUt. fbuiit.
ftlg jvenU hnva trauftptred Within tfca
e sound of its tfui-glitrtf waters. I<ct i
s us Imvo, onco ngiiin, A grand county I
e rallying, and perhaps something m&y '
^ spring forth, that will end otherwise
than In fuilurc. ^Vlio'knows?
e pllriduh unum. i
id **
Lo Dnr WtATUin?The weather still ?
a- coutinuoa alarmingly dry. For about *
a month in this vicinity, we have been (
j? without rain, and tlio gardens and ?
[v crops genorally aro suffering very <
of much. , <
U- ?mmmmmm i n ???? m i in 1
HI . ... ...
JAS. W. FOWLER. ;
>r* A GENT in Ahbovillo, lor 13. But- '
jLJL turiclc & Co.'a celebrated pat- ,
torus for all kiud of Garments.
^ New patterns just received. i
II- May 14, 1870, 3?tf ' '
?l WHY DON'T YOD BUY THEM.!
or
,I(1 Madam Foy's Corset and Skirt i
llc Supporter Combined,
HI, 1
to for salo at tho
;xr: emporiun of fashion.
Is, Way 13, 1870, 3?tf
? SPfiBG
j?? Evans Thumb Lancets,
to HYPODERMIC SYRINGES,
Lewis' Improved- Elastic Syringes.
ai JfAKJiiSK & LEE'S.
[?j May 13, 1870, 3?tf
Braield's Female Beplator,
ed AND
' Uterine Catholicon,
an ..."
ro art to bo had, at *
"V PARKER & LEE'S.
May 13, 1870, 3-tf
ilee! Ice!! Ice!!!
as
ml
*yiIE subscriber bag just received
""I 1 seven tons of ice, which lie is
J' prepared to sell at moderato price*.
Taken i?? largo quantities it may be
3 obtained at reducod rates. Call and.
m" seo . t
JOHN KNOX.
lt.t. 3Iay 13, 1870. 3?tf.
[?e * : s ?
to . PLEASE DONT READ THIS.
eo,
? MS, WITCHES AND
ad JEWELRY,
dB Neatly Repaired at Hodge's
id, Depot; Work Warrented.
d;ma. ?r J ?
jv- 4inuvo iiuuu. pabUISCUOD
Guaranteed.
of g. F. TfiafPUETOITi
III Wateh Repairer andJeweler.
in- May 12, 1870, tf
? BOTO LOST .
?f? , ' . ? ? . '
>80 ? *" ! S '>
W, 4 ^
Jd> /^\N Sunday ri1omin|f. last . ray *0Qu
NEDDH5 fi rowfcfc; ngetl v*u
ftr>. years, and JO ALEXANDER, nged 14
!r i or. 15 y?M*. disappeared from my prera
i*e*, near Monterey,. "Abbeville County,
'ty When'hut heard ,from ihey were, on the
w" taine day, ahonttvfelv# o'clwk, o?ar the
Bridge a. rbw? Little River, on Judge Wardin
Ihw'b plkntaiioD. Jo Alexander's QMtlivr
an ia living Lhree miles cast- of Ifowridesville.
!s* Any information in regard to th?se
tb boja will be fcrarirfotty received by their
distressed p?rent?, they b?v? "ot lb*- slight*
a-? cut idea oi tboir whereabout or their in^
ternions.
E. F. POWER,,
tct Anderaon Intelligencer and Elberton
Ouzelte copy once and send t?ijl U? ine .
at Munlerpy. . E. F. P.
Mayl.-I870.lt - I
^ ** ;
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NOTICE fig
DFEECTIOI. J
; , "* 1?r- ;
THERE will- be nn eleotlon held for
-three fol* Schools In the ?
Bveral Solioul Dis?rtoiP, in Abbtfrille ^
bounty, on Saturday 28i,b May, innt?o?. *
Sbo. 84. "For the putpoBeof cooducling
he election provided for id the foregoing
Section, a public cheating at the voters 'of
?aeh auhoo! district ahull be called by or?
ier of the. Cottnty Board1 of Examiner*;
mid meeting ilmll be prodded nrur by
me member of said Boird of Eximinofr,
nr a pervon by lheu? uppointed ; bhiill ap ^
point n Secretary, who eball keep a Ctir "
record of it* pro eedi tigs, to be deposited
ffiili the Ouuuiy School . Gonimi^iuuor.
?nd blmll then proceed to eleut three, per'
som-, resident in tlie ^aid School district,
to serve as School Trustees (pr oue year: U)
Piovidwd, That lif:eeu days notice bhall be ^
tjiveu of every such public meeting. j
Sec." 85. Tna*. the ?aid'Trustees, within jj
tillcuii (13) tl.vys notice af?gr their appoint j,
menr. or election, shall take an oath .or of- ^
linna ion faithfully .and impartially' to di?r lT
idiatge the dii ie< of their ofUue, which s(
Diuh ihu members nre authorized to fiduituihter
to each other." ' .
The following persons are respecfully.
lequested to conduct the election at the j
iuiio<vii]g piar.fp.
1. Nme-y Six School District.?Tlip?,
N. Tolbert.
2. Greenwood District?"Win. P. McKullar
3. Cokesbury District?Paul W.Jeffer- J
son. C
4. DoiinlJsville District?G. M. Mstti- S
ton, IC*q. h
5. Due West District?Jobn P. Ken- si
nedjr.
6. Long Cane District?1 A. Fo.ter CaN
vert.
7. Saoitbville District?Wm*. A. Lomnx.
8. Whit# H?ll District?Larkin R*y- y
Holds. t
0. Indian U:II District?James Wide- j}
man. M
10. Cedar Springs District?A. L. Mc 0
Caslan. ,j
11. Abbeville District?Robert June*. a|
12. Diamond liill District?AllVed
CliMpman. ;a
13 Lowudcsvilla District?James M.
Martin.
14. Magnolia District?"W. Colemnn
Lipturd.
16. Calhoun's Mills District?Wm. II.
T -
mgynn.
10. Bordeaux District?Cupid Cnlboun. \
M. McDONALI). ii
l; B. HtMl IIILL, n
H. J-. LoMAX, li
^ Chainoau Board.
May 13. 18?0, (
STATE OF ?UTH. CAROLINA
County of Abbeville.
.Court o Common Plea$.
Win. Hill, late Ordinary, now Judge of Probata.
1'LAiNTirr a^ainii iJ ugh Siuipaou, Janr
C. Whit*, Mnantmli ^imptun, DctaudauU.?
'Copy 'btiiuiuour for KclicL.
To the 'Dpfcndmi's Hugh yimji?or>, Jano C A
White, Sutaunah Bitnpaon : -p
YOU are hereby summoned and required . "m
to answer the complaint in tbia action, |?
which ii filed in the office of the Clerk of Coin .,
mob Plea*, f't tin- hnui County. and to aervc a ^
copy of your aimrcr to the ??id complaint ou "
?, ? r-., ?i yuivv, avuvuh* i/nurw
Uonae, Law ltang? within twenty day? ifw-r m
the service lxre>f, exclusive t>f tWdayof aueh
service; and if you fail -tu tmwet th? coiiipUint
within Ut? Urue aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action wirl apply to the Court for the
relief d?m?nJtfd iu the complaint.
Dated Aptil IS, 1870. *1
McGOWAN A PARKER, ' in
Plaintiff a Attorney. .
" Blay 13, 1870. 8. -6C Tf>'
BPEAR'S ~ *'
PRESERVING SOLUTION,.
Tutt's Golden Eagle Bitters, ^
for Bftlo by
PAUKER ft LEE. 1
S ay 13,1870, 3^-lf \ * .
FALL HI HP
% t ^ t <
J[ ' i
UrnfH
v.*vau w??w ; (MjjtDA UfiD
date we will sell exclusively
for Cash---ezcept ?
to fill engagements al- 5
ready made. S
Norwood, DuPre k Co. !i!
" , f V
J .z . *C. t., J,
I* D. Cktlmn 6 ., n
Hw to Stwy J?|
ULDIEN'J Mwrnaat,"
rb|W WAVtaMBil WW Wffrl
March, 26, 1870. 48?tf Of
x::j&* :fgcat&;e>i^J^
l^TAXE tbUmotfcu^of reminding ^
hat I wilt b> ooropelkxl tojnb* bs^' . .-.
siftlbtfeoto c^riaide^l^p 'OsktrHw&?m
ft mpienti. , {
i L. HuBtrpS^I/1^ .' J
-fP
C
|BjBS5t
mloulli tell tb? ftlUaIff
' lio* of U* publfe to iktir
STOCK or
5 PRIH G
-V-'and
SUMMER
:v o ods.
>>
_ ' S . V
Their stocfc of I>11ESS GOODS i* o?-?
5unlly Krgfc and well fenetteji, taj?
raciiijr tb?-noVfclti<j? of the ,?e>u<m ;
APANESE CLOTHS, llOZAMIQUE3,
LEXOS. f-^$E&M>i$?S,
RINTED LAWNS WQKGANmjCS,
u , Ac. These good* icoUHf a>HClive
on iivconfvt^f'tneg^siijf viirfotr of
yleB, hut more e*peci?)lfb?rcaWe they ar?
i ir.uch cheaper th?o ihejrhaTe evei been
ifure.
We Would call tha Attention of the La-Tie*
to our Stock of
WHITE GOODS,
Mull*, N*:n?ook\ L\wn*, roft-fi*i?bcd.
ackoneU an<l -Cambric*. Collar* and
'ufl'n, Linen II and kerchiefs, Jaconet fcn'd
wi?s Tmnming*, <ko. Theee good* kre
lao much lower thuu they were last ieu~
jd.
We have
BTmir iritv ?
A n I1D liLOVM,
Vbioh we regard superior even lo Allodia's.
In point of elasticity, durability,
>e:iuty of nh?p*v mid fineness of Hnuk it i*
riihout a livid. We respectfully invite
ur Lndy IHemi?ft) gi?e tbfSe glove* a
rial, for we know tliey will give eutiro
stiofnetion. ' T Our
*tock of oilier Gloves and Hosiery
> alio quite extensive.
We have a good ?Lo?k of
IHIIH GOODS,
Vhich purr!i**er? would do well to exam?
ie. BONNETS. HATS, trimmed *nd
ntriinrnad,. i'UNDOWS^, FLOWEltSr
IIBI30N3, TRIMMINGS, VEILS, 4c.
'orscts atid Hoop Skirts,
Io great variety.
We keep oar stock of
UUMtSIIU MUDS
twHva full; Per>on?' ?kb?ng to b?y
1UNT3 will And ali-'^nr elqra. f great
iftiij Kyle*. rruia wltich U bm? tlivir mctiun*.
The prfals ?ra na?r sold at
2 !-2 eeuU, trltivb'HM t.ba prlca Wui?
\0 war; . , I -'Jf ' ,,
!W?iJe? tha a bora, ? bava 4 t!>au?aaJ
id Ob* ibiugt Ooming utt<Mr llt? hrid jif
Motions,,
,?< . 11 ' ' - i k.? , .
\ of wblch mm will fair* grtat pl?*?ora
allowing to ?bj wbw m*y Uw*r
cull, . '
For oar GentUmcn fricada wc b
A GOOD ST0EI6 OF
ttfKADY-MADE
mAwmM& '
.
nu ut*o so uautaaiiy atUMlif Mock- of
fAHCY CLOTHS
CASSIMEPiES. I;
Ito may fe? ueqding itny this g to Wp*
rn wout(fi4fetfettpeciai Mtrtitioiv t* our
iNEN DUCKS And. DRILLS, both bfc.
uco our >toc.)( it large, .sod price* 'of
dodjf in tb.ttjiBe bftvo tjMjkjiboil R? jwtoniiog!y
low poiuU Tb?y *t? M ebeap u
ej over woro boforo tbow*T.
$ THE ?B?? USB
. . .. ? >' " '
A ' *
i at ?o 4o Dot ketf Wo (tin a Uryo .
s??WMflSi=
k??p * full liss of "V*.
mr luarnw,
. 4M53 : I
sll sues and ttyiss. JtrnHim ?W?, ? j. ^
e of LAD1R8' ^
WD4M to pur?WWlfc*iWi?w t**r ttaft (.
tbs same prists of WwiW^iHwe'.
Io addition to lbs abef ?r*kA*? ;