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THE New SENATOR'S FROM TEXAs.-
Hon. J. w. Hemphill, not Campbell, as
has been stated, is one Of tbe new United
States Senators from Texas. The Union
says:
Judge Hemphill is native Of South
Carolina, who migrated at an early PERI
od from his native State aLd settled IN
San Antonio, and became citizen Of
Texas. From the era OF her independence
he has been identified with the history Of
Texas AS a Republic and State, and at
one time he was prominent among those
who were regarded rs suitable candidates
for the Presidency OF that republic. He
is an eminent lawyer and advocate, and
has participated as an able actor in the
progress OF Texas, from smxll beginnings
TO a sovereign State Of this Union. For
several years past he has been Chief JUS
tce Of the State.'
lie will succeed General Houston, whose
term OF office expires Oh the Sd & March
1859. Ex Goyeruor Houston has been
chosen 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Gen. Rusk.
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STARTLING News FROM TIE PLAIxs-
We hH,e late INTEL gence by the express
seat MeSsers. Russell and Waddcll, SAWS
the LeAvenworlh (Kausas) Times, that
three o! HER trains, consisting Of seventy
five wagons,n charge of Dawson. Simpson
and Barrett, containing Government stores
Tor 'he army en- route for Salt Lake CITY,
were captured aud burned by the Nor.
mons At Hands forks of Green river, on
the ION Of October. Five wagons, and
sufficient rallOHs to reach Fort Laramie,
were allowed the drivers and those con.
nected with the trains, and ten minutes
given them to leave.
They have burnt all the Government
stores, but did not offer TO hurt anv of
those connected with the trains, saving
that they did not wish to spill blood, uu.
less one of the saints should be killed, and
then they would annihiIate the whole
United States army.
They have burnt off all the grass for a
distance Of two hundred miles around
Salt Lake City, for the purpose of starving
tbe stock with the Government trains.
Jesse Jones, one Of Russell and Wad-
delTs agents, had gone to Fort Brdger
for supplies He was detained as pris-
oner, and is supposed to have been killed,
as it is known that he is we'll acquainted
with all the roads and the mountain pa sses
lea ling into the city.
Had the troops at Fort Lesvenworth
under General Harney, been pushed on
early in the spring, Utah might have been
awed into submission. without the sacri.
fee of life or property. Now we may
look Tor both, and long and bloody fight
besides.
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news of the arrival of the Niagara at Hall,
fan. witt, Intelligence OF mos; di~hnr,en-
ing kind. The news is emphaiicaly unfa-
NOrabc
Cotton has declined considerably IN Iiv.
crpooi; and the marEet dull But worse
than this, heavy failures are reported nIr
ove' England ; and The Bank of EnaIand
has advanced it's rates Of discount to o nav
cent. This !, the highest figure ever ye,
reached. y second dispatch SAYS that q
3 .v"r" monetary panic prevails in Eugand
Some Of The 'nrrr>t houScs in I.ivcrpool
.Man"hc>trr, Sheffield and London have sps
p .udcd.
What will be the result Of this? Som,
of The Banks in this city are ready to r.
snm". but the impr, s>ion now is that Che,
VIII back down; and the time for our ,pliv
'r"ncr from present troubles is vet .f,r Of,
MANHATTAN.
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Exchanges

New York WEEKLY NuwS.-This /, n
large and handsome paper for general cir.
cuarion. and IS published every Saturday
m"-uirg. 1t advocates sound and constiiu.
li"uaI priucipjrs OF the National Democratic
creed, upp">rd 10 AhoIitonism. free soilism
and every species If i.nnticj>m. Our read
ers who desire first class political and
newspaper from the City of New York.
would do well 10 subscribe for tho NclCs.
1t In inrge sheet of eight pages and is fur.
nl>hcd 10 single subscribers at the extreme
" low price of $ per aunum.
GoDEY's Laws Book The December
number contains two beautiful cagraving-,
eNccIiing anything in that line that we have
ever s"cn, "ChristmaS Eve" and Christ
mas Morning.. These alone are worth dou.
bic the price of ore number The other
departments are ~ usual well filled with
various ptttorns and choice reading matter.
GEAHAMs MAGAzINE.-This Magazine
Offers tempting Inducements to new sub,
scrbcrs in the wav Of premiums. The lii.
erarv feature of Graham commends it to
those who are toud ofgood reading: It is nj.
50 handsomely illustrated and has beautiful.
ly engraved fashion plates In clubs - co.
pies will be sent for 500 Single subscri.
brrs 50
The ORASGEBURG C"URA,r Tins is the
title Of neN paper at Ornngeburg c. II. in
place of the SoutIrou which was discon,in.
urd some months since. 1t presents very
neat appearance and seems to be well con-
ductcd. b. A. Carson g. Brother, proprie.
tors.
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Excitement in Stocks.
New YoRx, November Ia

NEw YoRx, November 10.
Til ere has been an intense excitement
to-day in stocks. The bulls have com pIete
possession Of the market. The bank state.
ment, made after the adjournment Of the
second board, announcing the specie line
to be nineteen aud a bali millions Of dol
lars, caused still greater buoyancv, and
the street operations were continued to
late hour. The sales Of bank stock. were
also large at heavy advance. Missouri
6's decIiaed to IS in consequence Of the
defeat Of the tax bill in the Legislature Of
that State.
1t is believed that an early resumption
OF specie payments by the banks is ineyi.
table.
Sterling exchange is advancing. Do
nestle exchange is easier.
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Institute FAIR The opening Of the
Ear last evening, WAS largely attended,
giving IL gratifying evidence Of the inter
est taken 10y our ciIizens in the industrial
interests of the State. II bids fair 10 he a
iavorrte resort, aud, We may say, Judging
from The number Of ladies present last
evening, a fashionable one.
The planters and mechanics of the
country have contributed handsome
representation Of The fruits Of their tabor:
our Charleston artizans, rare specimens OF
handiwork;our merchants, rich goods from
Their stocks; our artists, the products OF
their skill; and, not in small degree,
the fair daughters Of Carolina have sent
beautiful sp@cln'ens Of embroidery and
other ncedIe.work. The display IS a very
iine one, and The officers Of the Institute
have verv sAiifully arranged every thing
so as TO show to good advantage. No
citizen Of our State can spend an hour a.
tins Far wihout feeling Of pride at the
evidences OF internal resources and ,heir
deve.opmrmr generously scattered sbou,
him. Charleston Mercury.
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Business Notices.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

Armed with this great antidote, the traveller
is prepared to encounter all varieties Of climate
Tor he has the means Of eradicuting nearly every
species OF internal diseases The endemics OF
the alluvial districts of the West, and the mas.
matte swamps ofthe South. and the epidemies
which at particular seasons decimate the popu.
i"tion OF our crowded cities, are susceptible Of
being controlled by the purifying, disinfecting
action "f the pills upon the animal fluids: while
external diseases and injuries are rapidly and
thoroughly cured by the anti.aammatory and
healing agency OF the Ointment.
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ADDITIONAL BY TIE NIAGARA.

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,insn,
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South Carolina Conference

This Body, we believe, cOnvrncs at Char.
Iotte on the 25th inst, In our next W, will
probably he mbIe to report the destination
of the faithful Inhorers "f the coming wear
A strong petition, We understand. has been
s"ut an praying tn" return to this circuit #
the Rev. a. b. Stephens, who filled i, the
past wear, and who by his u,iE;,m'y ,h.;=.
uHn department, has commanded the respect
and gained tine confidence and affection OF
all classes and professions in our communi.
ty Under these circumstances. it is Justly
regarded that he vii be- instrumental ia eff.
iecting greater good ttan another who is
not known, and, we nope it will be the plras.
IRE Of tho Conference to send him back.
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M'LANEs LIVER PILLS.

PREPARED ny TLENISo BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
FROM the unsolicited testimony continually
offered from all quarters Of the country, It Is
impossible to resist conviction Of the great
excellence Of these Pills in all diseases Of the
Liver and Stomach. The following letter from
Toronto. Canada, Ia one Of the many the pro-
prietors have received:
Toronto. april aTth. 1854.
MEssHs. FLEsIso BROS,
siss;--I take this opportunity Of informing
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Gen. Hamilton, years ago, occupied n
highly prominent position in this State, and
with respect TO his correction with the pol
tiles of the country. Recently. since the
death of the lamented Butter, his friends
and admirers have been sol,citeus that he
return to public life, and have urged his
election TO the United States Senate
Whatever may have been his prospects and
anticipations, his past distinguished services
are sufficient to secure from every Carroll
nian a large need Of sympathy and regret
at his sudden and melancholy death.
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FLEMING BROS.
SCROFULd AND SALT RHEUM of four
yeas standing, Cured by Carter's Spanish Mix.

SCROFULd AND SALT RHEUM of four
yeas standing, Cured by Carter's Spanish Mix.
turc.
Wooster, Wayne Co, Ohio, Dec l, 1858.
Mcssr' Bennett &BEERs.
Ge..tlcmcn-IIaving for four years past been
suffering with Scroiula in its MOI st form, without
finding relief from our best physicians, | was SO
lici,cd by friend TO try Carter's Spanish Mix
ture. 1t gives me pleasure to state that before
finishing the first y title, the disease relaxed.
| then ordered two more bottles; and with
heartfelt gratitude, ! state to you the fact that
two bottles of your excellent preparation has
entirely cured me-
The third bottle give TO friend who had
been suffering with Salt Rhcum for a length Of
time, and he like myself owes his restoration to
health to the virtues OF Garter Spanish Mix
turc." You are at liberty to use this letter in
any way you may think proper, il it will bcnift
the afflicted.
Your obcdict servant,
JOSEPH ROBINSON.
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Kon. James Chestnut

The Editor Of the Camden Journal, from
observation and information derived at "the
seat of Government gives 1t as his opin.
lou that the indications in favor of the eIec.
lion TO the United States Senate Of the
Hon. James Chestnut, are decidedly fayora-
Bile. The Legislature, in our opinion, could
not make better selection We expressed
similar views several months ago, and have
seen nothing since, that would Justify in us
change; for a. the Journal very truthful
i remarks, the Legislature may elect a
Senator with more ultra States Rights
views, but none who will represent our in
terests with more fidelity, prudence, and Dig
nifty, than James ChesnuL Jr. The State
can't do better than ciothe him with her
Senatorial honors, Tor We know he nerer
i0iH dishOnOr them"
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Death of Gen. Hamilton.

We fnd in our Charleston exchanges a
teIegr"phic despatch announcing the death
Of Gen. James Hamilton of this State. He
was the unfortunate victim OF another dis.
aster at sea, occasioned by collision AT
midnight on the GnIf of Mexico, between
the steamer Galveston and the Opelousas.
The latter sank immediately, and Gen. Ham.
iton with twenty five other passengers were
lost.
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you Of the benefits I have derived from DR..
NJ Lanes valuable Pills. Ihave for two years
past been afflicted with q severe pain over the
eyes, accompanied with nervousness and stns
Of dizziness a malady beyond the power and
skill OF our physcans to relieve aud cure caused,
as far as myself could judge, by diseased state
Of the liver and stomach. Some Of the doctors
tried bleeding, and various other remedies were
tried but all in vain for the deeprooted dsese still
stuck fast. 1T last l procured a box OF your
valuable Fills from Druggist here, and feel,
after taking aportion of them, that the disease
and painful sensation over the eyes has almost
entirely left me. Il will close by advising all
those afflicted as have been, 10 procure tho
valuable medicine at once, and save much time
and pain, with little expense. With sincere
gratitude and respect, remain yours respect
fully.
GEO. W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
sy- Purchasers will be careful to ask foe
DIR. M'LANE'S Celebrated VERMiFUGE
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
! burgh, Pa. All other Vermifuges in compari'
son are worshless. DR.. M'Lanc's genuine Yer
milugc, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
De had at all respectable drug stores Mono
genuine without the signature Of
Ilo8l FLEMING BROS.
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General Intelligence.

The London money market WAS very
stringent. The Bank Of England had sd-
vanced its rate of discount TO 9 per cent,
but this action did no, check ,he demand
for money. The pressure was excessive,
and urgent Calls IDr rerlef has been made
upon the government.
The telegraph connecting Europe and
Africa had been completed.
The Duke of Cambridge fa,ers surn,na-
ry rergeauce upon the Sepoys.
The belgian Ministry had resigned.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr.-The
sales Of Cotton for the week comprised
90 600 bales. Prices had considerably
declined, and the market was dull.
1t opened with an advance in prices OF
l 4a3 Sd; but he steamers news caused
decline. There WAS general panic in
the market; anl the quotations were
nominal. as follows: Fair Orleans. 3 81. !;
MidlIing Orleans, Sd; Fair Mobile,
l AL; MiddIing Mobile 7 7 81; Fair Up
land ST., and MiddIing Upland, AL
The sales on Friday were 1000 bales.-
On Saturday, the market was very dull,
with sales of 600 bales, at nominal quo
tations. The stock uf American Cotton
,y., Irp npn ILL.,.
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. c.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, NOV, 25,h, 1857.

i-ts' Having succeeded in procuring the
necessary f9rcc in our Office, we hope TO
make an Improvement upon our papcr'from
the last few weeks, and to have ready for
delivery ina few day =, jobs " Mch have been
unavoidnblN DELAYED.
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Hymeneal.

Married. on the 18th instant. by Rev. w.
w. Cnr0thers, Mr.. NJ. l.. TATE. md Miss
Nancy THoMAssoN, all of York District.
On the 2S'h ult, near Wade>boro, Rev.
H. e. Parsons of the :. &. Conference. to
Miss CorneIIa f.. daughter of w. r. Leak,
Esq OF Anson.
On the llth inst, bv Rev. r. w Brice,
Mr.. II. n. MCCAw, of Chester, and Miss
NARCIssA BLA!Y, of Fairfield District.
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The Mormon Difficulties

WAsHGNeroH, Nov. 1.-THE des
patches to the Government confirm the
destruction Of the trains and the Mormon
opposition to the entrance of the U. S.
Troops i":o Utah. Brigham Young de.
fies the General Government, and coun-
sells hostilities in determined manner.
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Our Mail.

We hear complaints ofthe uncertainty
of our mails. The uucertainty Of letters
going through safely to Charleston is such
that we advise those who wish 10 send
money, to either buy check, or send by
private conveyance. Our own experience
teaches us that the mail is not To- De relied
on. We sent letter 70 CLE :lcSton about
one month since containing seventeen
dollars. The letter has never reached it's
destination, while the party to whom it
was sent replies that, while up here this
fall, several letters written to Charleston
have never been received. There is great
carelcssncss somewhere. If the Goven-
ment can not do better than this, it had
better surrender the mail service 10 Ad-
ans Il Cos, Express. We would then
have a mail system that could be made
responsible for all losses WmnsJoro
Register.
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nt ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
II ilELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
llEL MBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
lIELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem
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knowledge devoted to their combination.
ltf ELMBULD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
II For diseases of the Bladder Kidneys, GRAY
81, and DrupSy.
I'D FAD ! READ. READi-"Ye afflicted
IL read" the following Certificate OF cure Of
over 20 wears standing:
II. T. H.LMBoLp-Dcar Sir: have been
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Kidneys iov over twenty years. have tried
Physicians III vain, and ut last concluded TO
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| have obtained more r-lSf from its effects and
eel much better than have for twenty Years
previous. | have tie greatest faith in its vir.
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pow5r to make il known To the afflicted. Hop
ing this may Prove advantageous to you in Az
sstiIc you 10 Introduce the medicine. .ln
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Should any doubt Mr.. McCormic's statement
he refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon. VIM, Biglcr, Ex-Governor Pcnsy
Hon. Thus. B Florence, Phiiadelphia
Hon. j. &. NnoI. Judge, Togo Co. Pa.
Hon J. = Block, Judge Philadelphia.
Hon. ID. X. Porter, Ex-Governor Penns,lra
MIA.
Hon Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
lion. X. e. Grirr, Judge L. :. CONT.
Il"u q. W. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w. \ Porter, City Sohciror phil.deI-
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Hon. John Bigler Ex-Governor, California.
Hon. f.. Banks, AUDITOR General Washing
ton, d. G.
Aud many others, If necessary.
e7S See advertisement headed
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in another column
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Later from Kansas.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. IA, 1851 rhe Kan.
sas Convention has adjourned. a Pro
vissonal Government, General Calhoun
elected President, WAS formed, to 60 into
operation Immediately. The clause sane.
t;oning slavery was passed
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Grlrgrapblr.
THREE DAYS
Later from Europe .
THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
Cotton Declined.

Halifax, n. S., Nov l9, 1857.
The British and North American Roy
al mail steamship Niagara, Capt. J. Lci,ch
has arrived at this port, bringing dates
from Liverpool tc the 7th inst.
The Niagara brought 100000 in
specie.
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For the Ledger,
T0r lhc ledger
Is it the duty Of Farmers to sell Cot
ton at the Present Prices3

This oucStinn hYs Lo..,, .,,,.,,,l,
cra of the lending ,u,,or. of ,L;.. &.
tn. affirmative. and the rcoso, c;,... :. A.,
it would relieve the pressure in tho r,or,,.
market Admiitino This IN h. ,l., ,,....',
does it necessarily fnllow that, j. ,b,.. 6n,,.
of the Farmer To sucrifrr ,L. ,,ro i,,,, ,rI;
labor for The r,ncfof o,bnrs1 WIZ, L,,.
caused This financial crisis? ccriniuiv po,
the Farmers: they have been firm. r. ,.,.
Interests aud dates dr,oNiug upon Them
wEch can Gr rasil, proved, Ly ret,.r,,.,,. IN
statistical reports of our exports and IN,
ports, and by the GrI that The prrs,n, rrrn
Of cotton, We're il now i'm the EYr,,,,.,,,
markets, would Il, th" presru, prices. brior
more money than perhaps an, cr,p ,h:, has
ever "''" grown IN this country. All ne
staple prodrr.s Of tHis country have been
produced - g.rut abw dance this ycur. and
az" now read, for c,p.r;, uuf waiting tor =
m''Ne' 20 start them on their way to Lu-
rope w'd why have they no market at
""me J. Is because there is no money.
y" The money Of the country iS locked up
" 'hc h'hN~ nj TIN" when II is most need
." 80 move ""f "."lN tor export I" Europe,
"N" !" ny 'rh"n 10" l"nl- ARE the cause
'' nae present hIr'.'1d ",.iic"i'i"s
1t may br S.iu by somc that tie rr.di,
sNs'cm is h" cause # Iho prrscn, STATE q,
affairs; hui are the Banks not respousilJr
for The credit s,>'rm They hold uu, ~.
d"r"ulrnrs for mru to- contract d,.hts h,.
l""ni'g money to pay those debts when ,b,y
hc""m" d"", lrcy stimulate >prcnla,ions
and thereby affect the price Of produc.
tiNy make money plenty in times of prrs.
pcrity, thereby Inducing an EXTENSIVE. and
rnnous ,rcdi; system. and m ,jp,.s who,
moucy is scarce they contract susp.nd y
""d make none, scarccr." Then the F,r
mer - advised that il is his duty f., sell III.
co'ion al sacrifice; for one fourth less
t""n It's real value when compared with the
Liverpool market and get dis pay in sus.
Peh"r" b"nE notes.
Why is it that the rrodncer o,Iv c,,.
twelve cen, 5 per pound for nj, co,,o, ,rLo,
Ih" same co ton Is sold for civhIe.n crn,s
in Liverpool! Is it the actual end pocrs.,.
~ expenses of transportation rb,, ro,.,,.,
ct the value of co,tnn? Nor #
'S because OF tn" great numbers of non pro-
'"cer' paced between the producer and the
n'"""'"c'"rrr' ana OF the extravaganza in
q" g'd III by 'his class Of people. Each
one must have bis share Of profits arising
from IN" labor OF tn" Farmer, whether the |.
'''''' .''' any Pf""' or not. They rely !
y" ''''' source OF income for support and /
NC not content WIN common fare, such as /
''' r"'"'t' VINO ''""rs tor them gets, but /
"">' ''''' IN al The 'nNnr'e' and ex'rasa-
s'''rs 'n"' money can procure Now when
''P'''' y" 50 'o"S Oy /
yanrc of high.lif, spccmlations. R,n NANCY
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TIE MARKETS.

Charleston, November 20.
IoTTos.-Ihc transactions to-day were
IImitrd to the sale Of GO bIIrs,at extremes
ranging fom IL 10 l2tc. Prices have de,
cIIncd II iui! f on the rates current prior Ia
the advlers By the Niagara.
MOBILE. November 90.
The sales Of Cotton for the week nre
5000 bales. The market has recoy.rnd
from The decline produced by the Niagara's
"d'ices. and u buoyant. The sales to-day
were large, atan advance of e. per TO- The
receipts Tor tho week have been $4,000
bales.