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LORD LYTTLEToN AND THE GHOST.

Some. years. ago | met IN obi gentleman,
at EwelI, in Surrey, near which is Pitts
place, where his lordship ',licl. lie gave
mo the following accou"t, wi,irl, he had
from gentleman WHO WAS III the house at
the time. This person was the organiSt OF
neighborIng town, whose company was
much courted on accom-; of his musical
talent, and who was frequent visitor to
his lordship. The story ordinarily told is
this: That he dreamt tho ghost of u lady
seduced appeared to him, and predicted his
death at l2 o'clock at night OH the third
day following. My infonnant's story diff.
'ers only thus far, that the supposed arpari-
ton was that Of the mother Of the lady in
question, who had died Of broken hca,t
IN nconsequence Of her daughters .isholor
Lord Lyttleton was II: this time in a very
bad state Of sheallh ,in consequence of his
excessess and WAS sul:jGct 10 what my info,.
mant called ssnfoeation fits'-probab!y ncr-
vous hysteria.
"be this as it may, it appears ON the dav
OF his death, the forctold third day he had
party Of, friends at Puts place, among
whom. was the, orgari,t, whence my infor-
mant had the account. lie SAYS that Lvt-
teton was in state of some agitation, and
had told the story of tho dream to his
friends. Astie night wore on and mid
nightapproach his nervousness increased
psinfnlly and, some of his visitors said du-
ring hiss:absence, %"Lyttlcton will frish,en
himself into another fl. with this foolish
ghost story, and they determined to put :.
clock, which stood in the room, forward
and when he returned to them they said,
"hurrsif Lyttleton, 10 o'clock is past,
you've jockeyed tho ghost; now the best
thing isto" 60 quietly to bel, and in the
morning youwiIl be all right" lie accor.
dinghy went up stairs and while some Of
his guests were putting on their coats to de-
part, his valet came down TO fetch some
thing~it was said TO get some min. water
which he was in the habit of taking, leay-
ing his Eordship alone.
At this period the clock Of the parish
church, which was not far off, and which,
Of course, coull not have been touched, be.
gan slowly to peal forth the true midnight
hour The valet proceeded up stairs, and
shortly burst forth into loud exclamations ::
The, party ran up and found his Lordship
had fallen dead. My intorn,ant's imprcs.
sion was that TIE sudden. .reyi;!sion Of feel
ing from a state Of fancic,i security to find
ing himself at the moment in the very in
stant Of the dreaded d hanger had caused
such reaction ~as to bring on the fits which
carried him off. He, no doubt, had heard
the .lrst stroke Of the clock as well as others
down stairs; and as each successive blow
struck slowly upon the bell, the eense OF
danger and the remembrance Of the dream
became greater and'greater, and to so weak.
ened 2 frame and 80 diseased a.mind Ito
doubt these caused the catastrophe. It is
not improbable most ghost stories might lie
found to end ina similar natural solution
-Notes and queries.
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L. Land FOR Saie!
NHE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, of the
! parties interested, to sell the reul estate Of
yQSERH. AIKEN, deceased. The tract of
Lsna Ii Valuable, adjoins lahds of DIR. Warl-
Jaw, Dr. Livingston, and others. on Calhoun's
Creek, and Contains about
a-, 72O Acres.
Propefty--negroes--as well as cash will -be
taken in, payment
Applications for purchase can be made to the
Agent, who lives at Cokesbury.
Join W. sUBRR
juno 2, 1857 ", tt
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An exchapge pancrstaNa ofea,iSss,

An excnA9ge! paAeI eta oEsaf5NS{p who
.prefaeed kis asnnea IS s !. iiiskaS M I de. sas
say afaWs 8 sseiS" ;This &
abostespsao the CLAP WHO took a short
nap before he wsntaos sleep. -
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AlrIodcOnS and lIarmoniums Rented.

icrSo'iS VIII" wish to hire Melohcons and Uor
non n"'i'"''iS "''h ii view of purchasing 1T the end
-. ~" y,''f: ";'; have the rent credited as part
l"s si""i' g! th" purchase money. This matter
!" worth; I" si""la note, as it enables those who
desire Il i''r lest of the instruments before nur.
cii'S'".' l" obtain it al the expense of the man.
"''ciIrcr*. To the extent ut least of ycar's rent
orH'rS 'f"'l any part Of the country or world,
sem "'f'rl I" The manni;sctnry in Boston, with
'as'' "f S'''s'nc"ry reference, will be promptly
attended I". an'l us faithfully executed as if tho
parties were present, nr cnrpioyeG an arent tn
select, ala! on rs reasonable terms
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JAS. H. ILEY,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHEcARY,
Green God, S. c.,
NEAVING established himaclf in this place
Il 81. for the transaction of a
Rotail Drug Business,
Respectfully solci,s attention to his extensive
and wcilseccicd Stock, purchased in New York
during the present
Monot@ry Panic;
at s'ci, rates us TO enable him To compete, (,oth
in prize. and .qual;ty.) with Columbia Druggists.
Great inducements offered to
Physicians and Farmers,
who are accustomed to sending their orders to
Columbia and Charleston
The io'lnwi.g list comprise IL few articles of
everyday demand:
Caster Oil, by gallon or bottle.
TRIM :.
E"atSfnot Oil, :"
I.:m,"cl
White Lead, pure,
Cream of Tartar,
Sup. Car!,. Soda,
Pepper, black.
- cayenne,
Spice.
Ginger pn'y' r!,,,, African and Ia,naica,
I'ai''.' Mustard,
ripiuca,
Ma::a:on,
Tea. black and ,,rern,
t",m and Pearl :oia, ci,,
s,""i. "t every variety,
Nn"rnr.
Window Glass 5 "a 10 and 10 &. IL,
Patty,
hdanlan:inc Candles,
ing llul, always fresh.
r'. chewing. and smoking,
of every variety.
III choicest brands ut
Cognac Brandy,
EiackIrrry Brandy,
M''lvir:, Wine,
Pert pure i,:ce.
Champagne Vino.
1.on Cordial Gin,
W"oils :ichmarps.
Sinngh,ons B;,tcrs,
Stomach
Also. Il very nice assortment "f Fancy Tv;.
'ctt" articles. Pcriumrry, Conirctioncrlcs. &c.
November ~. l~J1. 81 IT,
L. Iui"p"nhcnt Press copy.
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New Source Of Poison.-It is suggested
that stale sausages may have caused the
National Hotel malady, as Professor Liebig
says they produce the same symptoms with
mineral poisons and often occasion sickness
and death, for which there appears to be no
known cause. The symptoms of sausage
poison, accordingly to the Professor, are,
6" gradual wasting of the muscular fibre,
and OF all tho constituents of the body
similarly composed. The patient becomes
much emacated, and during the progress of
the disease the saliva becomes viscous, and
acquires an offensive SMELL" &c.
The 7oothacAe.-"My dear friend" said
IL" can cure your toothache in ten
minutes" -
"IIow1 How" inquired. "Do it in
pity" =
Instantly" said he. "Have you any
alum"
"Yos:" ~ ~
"B'ing it, with sotnescommon salt"
They were proddesd;s My friend pulver-
ized them, and ;Hixed them in equal ,aa,tar;
Cities, thenswetS ssmsll .piece OF cotton,
causing bemixsd .psgd 'tS sd6esss, 4 a and
placed it inImb hollow tooth. s. = O. ~.
These, Z ssiaslie, if that does NOT cure
.sod I:wiiI Ifoffsit ny sLssa yssa gsstell
Ethis.,p egss oas, and spabiis ii j q sysiy W
yrfyis. e{Jt, !, 90 'sT - e
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S. D. G H. w. SMITH,
Manufacturers Of
Molodeons, Organ Melodeons,
Il IN =
Pedal Sub-Bass
III a II NE q N Z u M -.
OIL Washington street,
BOTTOM.

1lr. attention of CIergvmcn, Committees
n "ch""is Lodges, &c, is invited to the new
Ie(lal Sui, D.
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Though we hay" penalty for n"n;av,n"nt
OF subscriptions /" oar paper when due. i: has
not hccn ti"'diy cNa"t"i By "nr predecessors ::
'tn'i wc, tu some extent. have followed their cy-
ample. Reasons satisfactory t." ourselves have
led ia To tn" conviction that we should. in ell
eases. niorcr the r";:ay We therefore give
notice that on unl after the Is: of April NEXT
we shall charge for ail subscriptions mol. pal!
within six months, $50, and $500 if not paid
within one year. I!oSr who forward and
S"''!" before ihni 'in" may saw" something but
th">r w." m"."cr until after "nr rub. GOES into
"!:'' MAJ rely upon; paving for their negligence
iii" fail a,!oGmt Of the penalty.
E:.;l.r.''':r". iup ii:H ;ru! us that there .nnd
'r sDuIc ,,;i"run made iur Ubi;uar. Notices ry
""''!in.c 81 certain l"mgt, W. SHALL in future
chi'..'' III" 'xc"s< over on" square, at ;.,vrriS
~ rats. (" h" c'larg"d /. ir party " hn orders
II III la" paper.
lh" nh"v" terms hay" been agreed {" bv ti.
i""i';":'r> Of Ia" .Ihrrvill: EnHnr.' am! I,d..
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Selling off at Cost.

Selling off at Cost.
TT WILL. sell irorn date INV WORSTED
u. DRESS GOODS. Negro Blankets. and
Heavy oN ER-COAIS, nj 10 per cent on New
York costs, for the Cash.
]. i. BARNES.
Jan -, 5S DO If
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BTotontoao on Duncing-In the editorial
correspondence of the Knoxville Wing,
Parson Brownlow gives a graphic dcscrip-
ton OF the brilliant "fes,ival and ball" which
came off at Memphis, on the 11.h ul,imo.
to celebrate the opening of the "Gayoso
House." Among other things, the Parson
thus discourses Of the waltz and polka:
81 am no advocate of dancing, and never
tried the exercise in my life, but could not
resist tho temptation. to look on at this
scene, for largely upwards Of an nhour. MY
vulgar curiosity, was. satisfied, however, in
seeing fifty fellows with long Boards goatees,
and huge whiskers, playing the waltz or
polka. with as many charming ladies. "He
quadrlles polkas" was the cxclama-
ton! One feature of the waltz got me.
It was to see a young fellow; dressed and
pefnmed within an inch of.hfs life,~squeez-
ing lady tightsaroudd the waist with one
arm, and with; tho. other, as they mingled
with aud cross each other in pairs in the
dance. gsantzv lifting her dress, and she .oc-
casionally yaisingit higher, all, however, to
keep .offsof. tta aoor, aud the lady lean
Eing'uptoshim like a, sick kitten to a hot
Brig sIns these squeeziayss ssquadrlles no
iced lhss Doors. we're rather in the. way.v
zhs. Voeatie of ess. 7eoeAer-Daniel
Webster ia4tf1 swing ,krief paragraph,
thus beautifully magpifess tbstsoeation Of
lbasteaeb cher: " = :. -, ..e,
| ,serk unon NJ aalbiei i VIII perish !; if
ws'2ofk suponsbfasst time will effaee'it. IF
we rear temples, they Will crumble inTioo|
dust. If awork upon immortal miads:E
|ff wessimtas y M 8iIh high ,psipeigs
|isaithTjpst fear fsaod.snd of fhair fellow
imen, we engfa thesa. .tstyss something
which no lima an eaaee, Nd which will
J brighten 10. all,ateta -
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limited at the time of subscribing, will be con.
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sES business Cards for the term OF one wear
will nc chargcL in proportion to the space they
"crup', It: one D"'''r per line space.
~ For ail advertisements set i'm ,}ouL1. r,y
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EDr Hnnu"r:
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Tho State of South Carolina,

Tho State Of South Carolina,
-IijcrWc Disirict-L, tic Common pleas
vs. Attachment.
Henry Jones.
AN! iiER&AS. The Plaintiff dill, on the thir.
w iy.'''": lay ol October, 1857, file i.is
i'"'' '''''i"n a-,:S: the defendant who In. i, is
s''' Is ahs'at from and wthou, the Limits of This
Hi'';" ;.'''i has ncithcr wife nor Attorney known
|ihn the San". upon whom copy Of the SAID
'i"Gihration might IL" served. 1t is therefore or
""r",!. HAT til" said Defendant do appear anl
plead 10 the siid declaration, on or before he
list day oi November. Which will hr in the year
%! our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred an,i
triN-I.'"':'. otherwise final and lh%"lu,,. lud.-.
n'"a: vii! then bc given and awarded against
Eim.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. r.cr.
C;crh IS Ollie, Nov. 2T, ,lSJT 3:.lv
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Che AbbcuilIc D ouurr,

Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS eGc C7Ews.
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themselves right they CAL H. before their commitments
will occupy much Of the time Of honorable members II
they undertake 70 follow up.
Mr Moore, of New York, administered a scathing re-
buse TO Governor King this morning. Tor abiding 70 the
affairs OF Kansas in his message. He said he Lether
uerstSod ror appreciated modern executives Ia their
eups at lesslang for foreign Staies ana Territories.
os immediate constituency, and coIcerniEg matters In
wa 90 our stale Is directly concerned. Neither usage nor
<1'attesy requires that shoad make laws Tor other
tS@- 90 The Ordinary tsses OF HE JUSTIFY Us as
Iuh NJ cfcors csticsng condemnine the actions or
i%o'srites az fors legislation Tho Governor 81 hls
mot entirely trisceads h duty and violates every
lncle OF executive proprety, when IN State paper no
though il were at doors. Our Executive, IN
'his ersst zeal IN keep alive the dlscordant elements
which make the cause OF freedom IN Kansas mas OYER
lc his duty. Dill constituents send US here Tor
such purpose Is II within province, or would be
honest in us time in sing resolutions for
&c Mr. Moore spoke for half an hour ~ very
sncd strain and upon concluding the galleries sgane
t-f appreciation by applsuse-whica the Speaker was
~Oh.ised to suppress. -
MI Cha.aeld, member of the House from New York,
wa taken suddenly III ia his seat In the Assembly cham
her He WIS TAX n with u 1T and instantly fell 10 the
7oor The alarm of members arrested BUSINESS for some
sep minutes when hs c,nveyed ~ the library
Dr ernam tho House. called to his assistance
strees procured, aud 10 few moments the TT passed
20 Mrs c. being 10 the city, was mmediAtey scot TOT
sun remained with him until he awoke, some two hours
ate, wards when he conveyed TO his '>dgings.
TIL Clerk Of the House, Mr. Wilson, rapidly becoming
fan iiar with his duties He dispatches business with
Aiuc esse and facility, and his reading clear, express
We and distinct Perhaps no reader since She days or
i nde possessed greater volume OF voice than MP VII
s.,, tho prosent Clerk
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commtee n was referred to special committee Of FIVE
70 vepsrt, he.
Tns matter Ct the appropriation Of $500 referred 10
the same special comn ttee.
In the course OF the debate stated that the public
were moi ssthaed with the result VI the Coroaers invest
gasen and that the Board was bound 10 fully investigate
the cause d the fire. with Wow 70 guard against sucn
accidents in future that the committee should examine
carefully the condition Of the heating apparatus In all the
schoos AZ also the means Of eyresr aud when either
were faulty 70 have them remedied forthwith.
Mr. HARMS, IN the course Of the deSst~ mede state
meDt In regard " No H. and ssststsd that thai building
was not only erected with but every mesns p-soe
taken guard sgans fire in the erection Of the HE
felt that the building perfectly sae aud that the loss
OF Inc WAS mere the result OF an unavoidable accident
than the faulty construction OF the house the beating
apparatus nected therc~ h The heath apparatus In
this school was put In by reliable man, and an extra eH
pehse 500 made order w make all perfe LILY secure
The work perfect before this extra
thing secure in every particular
Aftor the above matter disposed or member OF
the Board r boo called attention 70 the condition or
No As regarded the OF which had been
found on examination be inst fcieat IN OF sudden
panic.
The matter referred special committee on the
general subject OF schools.
Mr.. Boom offered resolution to have certain al:era
tons made in the ataircases Public School No o. NJ
they were very deficient and in of sudden panic
considerable oss of life might IL il not at
tended TO.
The resolution adopted.
resolution was adopted authorizing the Sch~Olhouse
Committee To procure plans aid specifications for the
erection OF Lew school building the site Of School
No H.
The Board sosn after adjourned.
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BrusP.-On Monday, Feb l, SAsrn Burlss, aged IS
years He gunner board the United States ship
Hornet at tho capture Of the Penguin and was severely
wounded in the face m that action.
His friends acquantanccs respectfully requested
10 attend his funeral this (Wedr esdayJ sernoou two
O'Clock from bs late residence No az Scanned street
DAiroSOp saturday, Ian. 90 at the resdesce ~ his
grandfather North Granville, N. Y, RoBEEr sAxuu,
years and IL days.
EDWARDS In Milwaukee Jan Is OF disease Of the uses
JoHs y. Ep~Aars, formerly Comptroller Of that city
Gnpyrsruu.-On Tuesday, FEB 2, at the residence Of
l. Carpenter, Isl Ninth CHARITY wife q
Richard Gildcrsleeve, aged 80 years
Her remains will DO taken 10 Hampstead, L. T., for In
terment, on Thursday morning at O'Clock
HofDES.-On Monday evening, Feb. l. ater short ~.
daughter OF Henry q. and Jane Atwood, aged ~ years
Tho friends Of Edward l. and Horaio " Holden, Of
Henry G. and Jane Atwood ard Of Charles W Atwood
respectfully ,pvted to attend the funeral this Wednesday,
aftetr CON- a. one O'Clock from the house Of her father,
o Cbryste and Division streets without further in
vitston Her remains will be Inferred N Greenwood Co.
metefy.
LIZ nwinE.--on Monday afternoon, Feo I, rsox.s
ISlrwAi1s many years with Mr. r. s. Green, in the I'D
year Of his age.
Ills rrienas are invited 10 attend his funeral from the
Memorial church, OF Hammond street and waver
ley pae this "wednesday morning, at hafp past nine
O'Clock
iicsrRopg.--O Tuesday, Feb. q Mr.. JAMES LsHrsopr,
aged u years and 10 Gays native OF Hamilton, scotland.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
NopsAs-Un Monday, Feb L. ESQ n. infant son OF Geo
H. and Maria Morgan, aged mostns.
Funeral this "wednesday morning, stten o'clock from
the residence Of his parents f42 West Seventeenth stye
MCCOy.-On Sunday Jan. 81 JOesrH, the youngest son
Ct and Mary Ann Mccoy aged years and months.
sith year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of his family are respec,s,,v
invited attend his funeral from hs late residence Is
Fast Unity hith street, between Lexington and Fourth
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permeated 1t, and damaged TO estimated extent Of
about n per ceaA pkp0tss have grown up a. 70 WIN
shall be liable for the damages sustained Tho consgneeo
o. the wheat from New ORLEANS claimed damages from the
ship, which refused 20 accord. and the former have
commenced q suit for the recovery of tho same Tie
owners OF the wheat in tho building adjoining the ware
houre In which the damaged wheat was stored Claim
damages from the warehouse which received the
inquired wheat fr"a the vessel AS this Ia the nrs case OF
- kind Which hes resulted sevio,s damage from the
shipment OF keroeese tits well W the fact, IN oeder
that future trouble may be svoaed.
FRxR ACADEMY ExAMasAuos.-vhe semi annual exam
nations Of the Free Academy Monday last
and wall continue until the 9th instant The annual exh
bitor Of the Junior Class will take place the 18th inst
On Monday the Senior Olass ws examined by Professor
owen IL Thucydses; the sophomores by Professor
Anihon IN modern history and the Freshmen In matho
mates by Professor Docharty. The students all give
evidence OF good progress and the institution is in most
fourshng condition.
FIRE Is WET STRxN,-About O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon fire occurred in the lime yard Of Oliver Love
land Co., 3Sl West street 1t originated from leak In
the roof Of the shed Tho damage stock will
be about 81 900 Injured for 81 500 In the st. Nicholas
Insurance Company, on stock and baildngs.
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HrrpLiyu Honrsf of Education

TIE LATy CALAMITY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO IA
COMMITTEES Oh INQUIRY APPoISTEp.
~. - - u,....,,.- -, ,...,.,., ...,o,, =,
i"o D"au " huuO''on Ano' !eseIuap "''"'" Ne
their rooms, In Red Hook lyne-prcsent Cyrus a. smith
I,a Chairman and n quorum of nacfnbcrs
-. a., -. a., g. .,
H'''' '' ''s's VI ''' "''""o'i w ''
ssuspension OF the rules IN order that nc gh orr
resolution In connection with tho lato calamity a, Public
s,h,,i No =. tn. o,.r,,s,.roo. 81, a, .,,o ,o,,,-,,
', HO. " ."e or sN'n0es VI ~ -
special action on the part OF the Bo1rdi and hsd ar' sy
attracted public attention 70 such degree hai IL was ne
,....xv %, ,,o uo.,, a., ,,,...,,u.,. ,ho ,,,,,.x
y
inc resoiuuon AZ ouefen was ~ ioho~s-
Whereas, OF tho school .houses built under the
direction Of this Board recently consumed b. Gre
and several OF the children attendance ost their lives
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ny Mr.. HARr (dem For she amendment OF the Excise
law.
tine 70 Sandy Hook
NOTICES Bills.
BY Mr. BEcxER {dem )-FOs the incorporation OF the
American Soho u VI Moes
By Mr. LYsea dem ITO smeOd the act relating 70 the
Dssrsct Courts OF New York.
By Mr. SMITH (dem ITO repeal the Port warden ball.
Also 70 repeal the bill re!asveo the slips N the East
river.
By Mr. SUTHERLAND (dem. ITO make recognizaaces IN
criminal Cases Ion on real property.
BY Mr. McKaAS (dsn ITO incorporate the Washing
ton Literary Union Of New York.
For the relief Of Mexican volunteers
To exempt the FIRE Of New York from certain taxes
BY Mr.. sKKLxy (deM. ITO incorporate the New York
Pure MIX Company.
By Mr.. j. II. JONES tdem. ITO abolish military ines.
BY Mr.. LYNcH (dsm.)-ro incorporate the Grand Lodge
Of Mascns.
EifIs INTRODUCED
BY Mr. MOORs-fo repeal the Metropolitan Police act.
Mr. MoosE moved for special reference of this bill TO
the representatives Of the Metropolitan district Lost
ayes, 80 nays, a. The bill WAS then referred 10 the
mmittee on Cities and Villages
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PevsONal InteIll0snoe.

FIX Governor Wakor and OK Secretary Stsnton Of Kan
sas, have been in town for several days
Hon. Edward Everett has arrived in town. and taken
spartme nts at the Everett House.
Hon William Medill. of Ohio, First Auditor in the Tea
Department and late Governor Of tho State Ia lying
very low and there scarcely any hopes Of his recovery
Levi North the great circus RIDER Is the democratic
candidate tor AID erman In tho Third ward OF Chicago
The editor OF tina Milford (Mass Journal has received
note from Hon. W. s. Damrel, representative from the
Third district in which he says that the rumor OF his in
tended resignation false. He also says that his health
is steadily improving, and since his arrival in Washington
promptly.
Senator Sumner writes from Boston that his health has
much improved, that be will be in Washington in time
to vote upon the Army bill. He will visit New York
early 1t wrek.