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Important from The Haytien Empire.-We have
received private advices from Pory au Prince, of
the 2Oth ult., which indicate a war of eNtermna-
ton between the HaYtiers and DominIcaus on that
beautiful island. We learn that the armistice be-
tween Souuuque ami the Dominicans was to ex-
piye on the 3Oth, and that Sournque was collecting
an army to renew the war, Without our nterpO-
sition the IIa ytiens will attempt bloody massacre
of the Dominicans. The war is 10 commence after
one months notice from the expiration Of the ar
msliCe. Our commercial agents have no authority
10 interfere. n y. Herlld.
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The value of the slave property in the United
States is estimated at $4,000, 900.
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The Cotton Crop Of South Carolna-A cores.
pendent of the Louisville Herald says our-fiitlfs
already picked out. The crop will fall short %
last year, and that was below an average crop.
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To onr Advertising Patrons.

ezv- Our advertising friends earnestly requested TO
send in al advertisements intended for Monday morning
paper as far practicable, during Saturday and the
CARRIER in the day the better will suit our convenience
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On Leuees, No. VI-By John Fletcher, of Conoordia-
Will be found on our first page.
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We requested to call the attention of the trade to the
Ssls ofihe poacre Prudene, from Malaga, which win
taks place this day "a O'clock the leyee opposite the
Beef Market, Fist Municipality, by Bernard Turpin auc.
hionaar
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October &c. EDWARD s. DICKINSON and Miss IsABELL
Il. kEEEE, both OF NewYork
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See first and fourth pages for a partefy Of m
teresting matter.
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This day at II O'Clock, will be sold by j. A, Beard auc
oneer the entire household Furniture in the dwelling on
Euteree street. between Coliseum Prytannia streets
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SkaUs Excitement IN Detroit EHdsd. - SL1ce
B2Hght.-Detrojt, Oct. b Since ! wrote you,
the negro excitement has somewhat subsidized,
The military was on Friday night Withdrawn from
the Jail yard, since which time a police has been
on duty. On Saturday evening a large meeting
was held, at which the Mayor presided, and in
hammatory speeches made by Hon. X. S Bing-
ham, Messrs Joy and Emmons. and others. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic, and the reso-
buttons were not OF the most imfammatory char
acter
Yesterday, subscription Of $500 was raised
principally from among our democratic citizens, for
the purchase of the negro It was headed by Il.
Ledyard, Esq, son-in-law of Gen. Cass, with $50.
Not real noisy aboiitionst, we believe, subscribed
dollar. The negro was last night released from
custody and was really unable what course to de-
eide on. He said he had always been treated in
the kindest manner, and regretted that he had
caused all this excitement. His owner, who is a
brother of Hon. Mr.. Rose, OF Geneva, 1--WE believe)
paid all expenses to the amount Of about $500,
pocketing the $500 as the value of the negro, and
left for home. So the great instruction has ended
This morning large numbers of negroes are
crowding over to Sandwich, Canada We do not
anticipate any further trouble for fugitives will
hereafter be cautious how they remain in town.
Marshal Knox is deserving OF credit for the faithful
manner in which he has discharged his duties.
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The Clothing and Furnishing Depot.
100000, WORTH IN STORE,
A. MUNROE & co.

81 Magazine street,
DY THE ARRIVALS Of steamships Pacific and Palmetto we
- have received immense addition previous stock and
it now exceeds the named above. Our stock Of
Furnishing Goods
surpasses any thing OF the kind in the South It s impossible to
newspaper advertisement the different articles
posing their stock but below partial list which they invite their
friends and customers to call and examine,
Of Goods has been in former years
have this spared pains increase it. Wehave endeavored
successfully produce stock such all
will be pleased with than Werospsot
fully ask an examination of what we have 70 SHOW.
COATS;
Blue black and fancy c0lOred Dress and Frock Coats
Labrador, Castor Beaver and blue Whitney Sacs.
Arctic Beaver and Jenny Lind Sac Goats and Paletots
Black, blue and fancy agOred Cloth Sacs and Pnetou
Blue mixed and fancy co0rsd Beaver Cloth Sacs and Paeo
Drab, blue and brown Pilot Cloth Sass and Palesots.
Silk and Wool neu style Codrington sacs and FEosEtees
Blue brown and fancy coored Tweed Sacs and Froskces.
Cashmere, Tweed and Pilot Cloth BouIevOrds.
Brown golden brown and gray Blanket Sac Coats
Superior blue and black Cloth Cloak.
Real English Pilot Cloth CIolks.
q de
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The students in attendance at he University OF
Virginia expected number four hundred this year
sEuins! TIRES hundred and iwgny.scyGn Lass yeBy,
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ID. of Meeting Thi. Afternoon.
auction Sales This Day.

MAsNoLIA UNION No. 2, Daughters of Temperance NEE
at holt.paat O'Clock, at Pelican Hall.
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Census Of IVashiagtoR-rhe following table
shows the number of inhabitants in the several
Wards OF the city of Washington, as ascertained
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~" The undc Tsigued proposes to attend the Supreme
Court Of the United states at the approaching term in Wash
ngtou aud would attend to any cases which may be en-.
trusted to him LOIS d&Wl II. A. BULLARD
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NEW STOCK, NEW GOO
NEW AND sEAsONABLE
EerN Goods.

they be bought elsewhere, consisting Of, viz:
Blankets Flannels Mousseline de lIniucsl
CBssimeTes Jcang; Bureges and Albarnsi
Kerseysi Tweedsi Embroidered dol
Baizcs and Bockingsi Blu-k nd colOroi SINS and
Rugs; Quilts; Snuns;
Wooden UnisTshrts; FOreuceG, Of all colorSi
Msrno UndeTshrts Plain BroshG LeyantnesI
and Drawers; Chameleon and Glaze do,
and Cotton Shcetngs all Sbnwls, Searfs and Hdkfs
widths; Embroidered and plain Curtain
and BlesChcd Coitons; Musins and Lace do.
Linens Lawns; Broch1 Net Curtains entirely
Damasks and Diapers; new styles;
Crash and Huckdbacks; Bonnet, Belt and Neck Ribbons
Towels ans Napkins; Silk, Cotton and Wool Gloves
Wooden and Linen sble Covers Alexander's Kid GloVes
Coriuroys and Yeyets; Misses and Boys Hosiery;
French aud American Cotton Silk Merno
GdS Hosiery
French Eug sb Domestic Ladies' Merno Cotton aud Silk
Calicoes and Musinsi Chenetesi
n. B. PLANTATION and FAMILY DRY GOODS pat up IN
any quantities. suit purchasers by retail the lowest Wholesale
PRIZES, NOLAN'S,
tlS6 VI aud Canal streets
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The second concert of Jenny Lind at Philadel-
phia, on Friday night, the Bulletin says, was at
tended by at least 1900 people. The whole body
Of musical Fund Hall was densely filed, as well
the back of the stage, and the receipts could not
have been less thPn $4,000, and no ticket has been
sold for less than So That paper adds: Every
one seems to think he has had his moneys worth,
and there is no doubt that The hall could be filed
IT the same price if Jenny Lind were to remain
with us for weeks" The programme for the third
and last concert on Saturday night introduced a
new school of music, and one in which Jenny has
obtained her greatest tiumpns in England. The
first part consisted entirely Of sacred music, from
Handel, Haydn and Rossiui.
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- change Place, adjoining tue P0t-9lce.
sHIG8D EsOOFcS.
BY the Pncific.l
Health, DISEASE AND REMEDY, By DR.. Moore,
THREE YEARS IN CALrFORsIA. By Rev. Walter Cotton.
ADELAIDE LINDSAY. Edited by Mrs. Marsh.
GENEvIEvE or, Peasant Love and Sorrow. BY Alphonsc
DeI.am'Tine.
AN OLD COUNTRY HOUSE. By Mrs. Grey.
ELLEN PARRY; Or Trials Of the Heart. By Olivia
GEORGE CAsTRIoT. KING or ALBANIA. BY Clement Q,
Moore.
THE CONSTIPATION. BY A. Z. Dupuy.
FIRST AND TRUE Low. By George Sand
LIFE AND RECDLLECTIONs OF THE LATE YANKEE Hill.
Edited by Dr. v. X. Northal.
THE YOUNG WlDow; or, New York in the Nineteenth
Century.
THE BERBER. By Dr.. Mayo, Fresh supply.
BARNUMs PARNAssUs Being the Confidential Disclosures
the Prize Commues the Jenny Lind Songs.
SoYER's MODERN HOUSEWIFE. New and cheap edition.
No. 70 BOsTON SHAKESPEARE.
Nos l6, II and IL, DICTIoNARV MECHANICS, and En-.
gueering.
HARPER's NEW MoSrHLT MAGAZINE, for October.
ECLECTIC MAGAzISE, for October.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for October.
HURTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, for O,tObcr.
The PLOUGH for October
LONDON LANCET for October, etc. oes Ct 2lplW
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T The regular Shreveport Grand Ecors packet TEXAS
Claiborne will pos lively leave for the above Snd all inter-
usdiRts points, THIS DAY, seth lnE,, al o'socs = ~
I. c CHARLES, " Common ct.
~ The regular VcE'burg and YaE7o City packet GENERA
WORTH for the above Enl all IntsTmslais
nas ll--- - j. 9. GHARLts. " ConID.n.t.
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~ Over the Lake.-NOtics.-ln consequence Of the
change Poacharan Railroad Cars the
will leave hereafter after tha arrival Of the u NJ Cars in
Of NJ. Cars and Saturdays at P. N. Also
sunday Mornings A, NJ, rs usual. anSOu
The organizer., 1850-12-07

SOUTH CAROLINA BRoeANs.-We have
at our office a pair of brogans from the
manufacture of DR.. Wisell, of Waterloo.
They are pronounced by competent judges
to be equal in workmanship and superior in
material 10 the northern article, while they
are sold at the same prices. The Leather
is also manufactured by DR. WitselI, and
all his wOrkmen are slaves. With such
evidence of our ability TO compete with the
North, both in quality and price, we do not
see why the two hundred and fifty or three
hundred thousand dollars annually con-
tributed by our state to the abolition
shoemakers of Massachusetts, may not be
retained within our own lmits.--Mercury.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
From the "Weeay American" FEB 20,
ls4o

From the "Weekly American" FEB 20
ls49
GEo. w. HOUSE has removed his Medi.
cal Depot to College street. The remedies
prepared by him, have gaiaed a celebrity
from their acknowledged utility. Il is no
puff TO say thd his Medicines are what he
recommends them IN be. His Vegetable
Pills, without doubt, have relieved more
people Of Rheumatism than any remedy
ever dicovered. We would trust him before
the best practitioner in the union. We say
this because we believe It and not
because las some might supposed he adyer.
tises in The American-ior be does not.
HIS "Plantation Medicines save enough
heavy doctors bills in one year to buy a
farm, and stock Il with slave property
which he Medicines haved sived from
death. Farmers should take the hini.
0~rFor sale by ID. c. MOsBY. Druggist,
Oxford, Miss Only agent in The county.
June %, ls50.-v On 81 mo.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

Extract Of letter from the Editor Of the
"RepubIican" Jackson, Tenn. Decem.
her lS, 1871.
Mr. Gro w. HOUSE:
Dear Sir-YOur m,sl excellent ANTI
AGUE MEDICINE has long been sold,
and hundred bottles more could have been
disposed of since, as the calls have been
frequent, and much disappointment ex.
pressed at the tb.euce # your Tonic.
Not a bottle remains unsp'd in this vicinity
nor would there have been any left, had
he number been ten fold. Il is deservedly
steemed The rery best, s,le ST, most
pleasant yes, poSitirely the only nGnllbe
cure for CHILLS hive ever seen.
speak from experience, having used several
bottles in my own hmiIy-and with most
astonishing and Unprecedented success
never a CHI afer commcnring. Il is the
ne PiUs Uitrd, Of Ague fluids.
Respectfully, your, &c. J. II. DAY.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
A CARD.

"HE subscriber tenders his hearty thank
II 10 the citizens of Memphis and vicini-
ty, for their liberal patronage, during his
eight years residence N Memphis, and by
his extensive arrangements for the future
hopes to merit for his new house, a cOn>
tinuance of the confidence and patronage
of the public. FRED. II. CLARK.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

Extract Of a letter from Rev. f. A,
OWEN, of Memphis; dated November
l6, 1913
"MY DEAR SIR'-I have tri ed the Indian
Tonic in different cases, and find il
efficacious siin a very high degree. 1t ar.
rested the chill in every instance, and as
yet therehas been no return. | cheerfully
give this testimony, that others may be in
duced to use remedy both safe and effica-
cious incuriug Chlls and Fever.
Yours, very truly,
+. A. OWEN"
The organizer., 1850-12-07

he does not appear he may be dimly
seen fitting; his voice may be heard
loud in the carOusal Of some reflection
cellar, or above the songs and uproar
of a midnight return, and home stag
gering.--Er. Paper.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
Guardian Notice.

THE undersigusd Guardian ofsss.
= Waison, minor heir offfiehasl W.
decd, WI spPly for fn ~ feiilemsni J,
GuardianshiP 10 he Probiie Cour q :
iayeiie County, Missi.sippi. and VII q
next Jnnnary term thereof. apply 81
sudllion and allowance ofhis fasl aer
D.A. WATSON
Nsv. IS, lssO,-n2l-3r. IGrEs
The organizer., 1850-12-07
Houses Family and PlanIa'
lion Medicines.

A RE in general and successful use
Ahroughom the SOUTH and WEST.
Every Family and Plantation should keep
them constantly on hand.-Try them
They are
The organizer., 1850-12-07

HAVING received our semi-annual sup
ply, we commence the New Year with an
assortment that is not surpassed if equal>
led in the United States. :.
We have "Twelve Thousand Dollars"
IN the article of Watches alone, and can
therefore supply our friends and the public
with any style, and at almost any price.
We have
Gold Patent Levers from $35 TO $3.50;
Silver do. do lS 55;
with a general assortment of Lepine and
Vertical Watches. -,
The other branches of our stock will
be found as extensive and complete as our
Watches-such as CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS,
tJewelry in all its variety, J including many
valuable DIAMONDS and some full seis,
SPEcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, Com FINE,
SILvER-PLATED GooDs, Clocks, LAMPS "
GIRANDoLEs, CUTLERY, Guns, PISTOLS,
including the genuine DIRRINGERs, CANES,
TEA TRAYS, with a general assortment oil
Fancy GooDs, in which will be found
many choice articles for the Ladies.
NOTICE. We aim to furnish those
who deal in Memphis, with home mar
ket and a home guarantee for Goods in
our line, and invite the public TO call and
examine for themselves. Our Stock is
laid in with Cash; our European Goods
we import ourselves; we get our Domes,
tic articles direct from the makers, and
being satisfied with small profit, we offer
great inducements TO our friends and the
public. We are also prepared to do all
kinds of work in our line, in the best
manner and with dispatch-our motto is
TRY US!"
+. II. CLARK g. Co.
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn
IF. II. CLARK,
A. c. WUREBAcH,
y. S. WILKINS.
". B. The Trade supplied on liberal
erms; and all orders from The country
Gill receire especial attention.
Memphis, Tenn, January 1911, ls49.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC,

a safe, and permanent cure for ChillS or
AguC Fever, in three Hours, and remedy
in Bilious and Remittent Eerer.
0FPrice. 81 per Bottle.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
House,s Ointmenf-A 500

aud rapid cure for PILES, BLIND or BLEED
ING. Cures have recently been reported
of being made Of from ) to 40 YEARs
standing. Il is also a good remedy for
Burns, Bruises, fresh cuts, &c.
H-See Wrappers for Certificates
Price 81 per Bottle.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
NEAR SoMMrRyILLE, Tenn, June,2I, ls44

NEAR SoMMCRvILLE, Tenn, June,2I, 1874,
This is to certify, that have been
afflicted with FEVER and AGUE fr nine
pears-that it bafed he kill Of the first
aracticaI physicidns in Wfst Tennessee.
and that have been permanently cured by
the use Of the INDIAN TONIC, purchas-
ed from GEO. w. HOUSE, proprietor.
have also administered 1t TO negroes. in
every case a cure has been affected.
JAMES e. WHITE.
We, citizens of Nashville, have known
Mr.. James G Whyte for many years. He
is a gentleman Of the highest respectable
lty, and of undouLtei varacIty.
August 7, 1914. N. A. McNAIRY.
HENRY BATEMAN,
The organizer., 1850-12-07

Houses Vegetable Pills. as a
Family MEEIcINE, should be on every
Plantation and in every House. II is anti.
bilious, anli.fever, and the only reliable
cure ever discovered for RHETMArlsM.
0rPriee % cents per box.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
UNIVERSITY OF MISS.
# ATLTA CHARTS.

AUGUSTUS B, LONGSTRERT
President and Professor of Man,ai U
Moral Science, Political Econom" and
Evidences of Christianity. and
ALBERTT. BILE DSoE AMI
sor Of Mathematics, Natural Pbilosonb,,., .clts '
Astronomy. and
JOHN WELLINGTON, M. D. p.,e
sor of Chemistry, Agriculture ana Gsolo'' o'e''
JOHN N. WADDEL, A. NJ. Prof,,ss ~
Greek and Latin Languages, g. Li,.ro,,.' N
LUCIUS q. C. LAMAR, Ar
ant Professor Mathematics. DC "s'l'
ADOLPH SADLUSKI, Prof F..
spanish and German Languages 'o'
-Assistant Prot, Of Geo,o...
The exercises ofthi Institution S,i,, G
resumed on the second THURSDAY ofS. 'tS
tember next, 18th day Of the month ny. ~
the direction OF the above Faculty.
V0uNUnSa
For College fees, (for Tuition. Roo,
rent and servant hiIe,) all in advance a.
the Session. @sJT
For board per month at the Stew" "''U
ards Hall, a.
0TStudenis have the privilege Of io.'I SS,yD
ing in private Families under the d;.oo.i a'u
Of the Faculty. ''ON
Textbooks can De obtaiosd
Oxford.
JAMES NJ. HoWRY.
(PrOciOr, u MI
'ro be appointed 18th September neIt
2O.h July lS5O.-no-6-tf.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
Furniture g. Chair Ware
Rooms.

ENHE subscriber respectfully announce:
n to the citizens Of Memphis and the sur
rounding country, that he has on hand. are
constantly in receipt Of, the most taslb,
ul and fashionable articles in the Cabenei
aud Chair line, which he pledges himself
to sell MUCH CHEAPER than can be
obtained in this market. HIS stock com.
prlses every variety, and gu lty, from the
finest Mahogany and Walnut work, 10 the
Chestnut Bedsiends and Chairs; Bureaus
Of every variety. pattern and description
Mahogony and Walnut WaIdrobes Of the
richest material and best workmanship
superior Mahogony Sofas Divans and OF.
lomans; Marble top Genre Tables, Extent
sion Tables, and every Of Walnut and Cher
ry Tables; splendid Mahogony and molted
Bedsteads, and variety description Of COM
mon ones; Mahogony, Marble top and
Cherry Wash Stands Parlour Book Cases
Ladies' Work Stands, Cribs, Lounges, and
Writing Desks; Tin and Wire Safes, and
shuck, moss and cotton Mattresses: No
hoCony Upholstered Chairs, cane seat,
windsor and spIl.bouomed do. Also
id BS h5SOIAtH6ht VI hlHuOW DhSu, various
sizes, Venetian Blinds and Door Shutters
Groceries and Produce.
UNDERNEATH, in the same building
~ with the furniture department, the sub.
scIibeT has constantly in store every article
in the Grocery and Produce line, which he
will dispose Of on terms as modebte, OF
more 50, than any house in the city. From
his enlarged experience in both the branch
es Of trade, combined with the advantages
resulting from associating both lines Of bu-
siness in one hOuse-which advantage man.
lfestly enlarges the sphere Of operation,
without increasing the expenses pertaining
n store rent and aiiendsnee-he will Be
enabled to sell on more advantageous terms
than any other house exclusively devoted
to either Of the above branches Of business.
OETO ensure bargains, call at the large
fiat roof buildings in front Of Promenade,
al Its intersection with Adams street.
J. F. MCKINNEY.
Memphis April ), ls5O-nO 46-6m.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
Executors Notice.

THE undersigned Executors Of MisiH
Watson, deed, have presented =
account Of their Exeeuiorship on sd ?
,aie, TO The Probate Couri Of Lahpi
County, Mississippi. and will ai De =
January tern hereof aPp'y f'r is to5ea
and allowance.
J. NJ WATSON,
d. A. WATSON
Nov. is. ls50.-n24-3w. lEnoai'n'
The organizer., 1850-12-07
al9a6mttt1N.

Y VIE subscriber returns his sinrs
II thanks to the citizens Of Oxford, &yi
clniiy, to whom he is indebted for liben
share OF patronage in his profession. Th,
style IN which he executes bis Ork snOV
Known to the community, and he ltlIsn
himself that he can, with smne degree a
confidence, look FIR future and incrssSi
patronage. Persons, in town or counlg
wishing his services can command then
on reasonable terms. He invites alie.
lion to the certificate appended, which hu
been kindly rendered him by pOrdOo d
his patrons.
]. w. MASON
Oxford, Aug, 3, lS50.-nO-6-f
The organizer., 1850-12-07
Later Still!

w II. SMITHER, is now :.
'celving and opening a N,,r =, !"
Splendid Stock of ~" u'
SPRING & SUMNER GOOD&
OF various Qualities and Stvlcs. which !.
Is now offering for Cash as CHEAP
the CHEAPEST, and 10 punctuql cu.,.'
e's on the usual terms. He is now der
ing his whole attention 10 the ablye M
ness, and intends to keep
CONSTANTLY. oN-EAo.
AS GOOD A STOCK AS CAN ml
OUNDIN TOWN, AND AS CHEAP
lie feels under obIign ions TO his custom
ers and the community generally, forth
liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, and hopes by undivided attention
business, to merit a continuance Of A
same.
TThe LADIES are particularlv I'M
ted 10 giUe him call, and eramine i
Goods.