Communicated.
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The Agricultural Convention holding its meetings n the District Court Room, being incons dersble in numser have adopted the udicious resolution to in- vie all the planters who in the city to attend and 'ke their seats delegates from the counties whel they reside The invitation Is extended likewise to others who feel interest in the objects of the Convention, to attend and take part in theii deli beIa ations and action.

 There should. therefore, be ia full attendance to- dyay of planters and citizens generally. Our ci- 'izens should attend and minge with the delegates, not only their deliberations, but in the friendly courtesies for which they have heretofore been dis tmgushed. Let show them that we feel that our interests identified with those of the interior; us inspire the delegates with confidence by our pre- 'enee among them, and by the responsibility of bers gve weight and influence to their deliberations

 The great objects To be accomplished, are to be sought through association; the communication of mind with mind The delegates should not be dis couraged. It is the active energies of few minds that often produce the most important results, be. cause the few concentrate with energy and effect.- say then God speed the con, ,ention; let them no, be disheariened because the number in attendance ioes not reach their probable expectation.

 To our citizens say attend-for you are all in- | terested. CITIZEN.