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POSTAL REvESuE.-Tbe Washington
(D. C) Star publishes a comparative stat
men, Of the postal revenue for the years
ending June 80, 1858. We find tha,
the receipts in South Carolina were. for
1857. $500. 9s; for 1858 $Ioll44.
SO; and The expenditures Of the depart
ment in this State 70, the same periods
Were, in 1857, sas, ,7os, IS; in 1858, SAL.
oll,93. The Star says:
There have been increased receipts du.
ring 1853 in the States Of New Hamp.
shire, New Jersey, Delaware, MARYLAND.
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina.
Georgia. Florida, Mississippi, Texas, KEN
tueky, Wisconsin. Louisiana, Tennessee
Missouri, Illinois. Ohio. Indiana, Arkansas
and Minnesots, in the District Of Colum
bia, and in The Territories Of Oregon, New
Mexico, Nebraska, Washington and Kan
sas, while in the other States the receipts
arc less than in 1857. II is q singular
circqmstance, in this connection, tnat there
is shown to he an increase in all the South.
ern States with ths single exception Of
Alabama; while IN all the older non, slave
holding States, except New Hampshire
and New Jersey, there is palpabie fal-
ling Oh. The aggregate shows ac in.
crease in 1883 Of $l25,675.el.
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Gtlfgrupblr.
Later From Europe,

HALIFAX, N. S., October so.-Tho
steamer Europa, Capt. Leitch, from Liv.
erPool Oct. 9th, and bound to Boston,
has arrived al this port
GENERAL 1SrELLIaEScE.-The latest
news concerning the cable Processes to be
more encouraging, and parties can be
found in London who believe that, with
The aid and combination OF the improve.
ments, information and skill Of Hughes,
Henley and Thompson. applied at the
Valentia station, results Of n favorable ma,
tute may be obtained.
The chess contest between Paul Muir
ply and N. Harwitz is still suspended
from the continued illness Of Al Harwitz.
At the last playing the score stood Nor,
phy five, Harwitz two-dfawn one.
The French Admiral Of the fleet in the
Gulf Of Mexico had left Paris under i'm
peratiye instructions TO protect French
citizens and their property.
The King Of Prussia was reported dan
gerously i'll.
LrvERPooL MARKETS., October 0 Got.
ton.-fhe sales for the first week in Oc-
tober foot up As 900 bales. with no change
in quotations. Sales yesterday were 1000
bales. the market closing steady. Hold.
ers offering freely, but no, pressing sales.
The stock con had is 495,Qoo bales, .of
which $4,000 bales are American.
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The SOURCE AT New ORLEAEs-The
Louisiana Courier contains comparative
statement of the daily number of deaths by
yellow fever during the present epidemic
term and that of 1853. The whole mum.
Der of deaths in 1853, up 10 the lst OF Oc-
ioser, was 1896, and during the present
term, up TO the same period, they have mum.
bered only 3 3.l64, showing The present to be
less than one-half ns fatal as The previous
visit of the epidemic. The figures for this
year, however, fall short several hundred
from the true mortality, on account Of the
frglect to furnish the interm-nts in the two
Hebrew cemeteries. The Courier says that
the continued prevalence to the yellow fe.
yer is mainly attributable I, the constant
influx of strangers and the unncclimaied,
and warns all who are absent from IN. city
to stay away until the epidemic has left
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THE PRfNCESS AND THE PHYSI.
CIAN

SlAN.
Few foreigners who were soiourning in
ROME during the Autumn Of iS-- can fail
to remember the Violent Illness Of the beau.
tiful Princess c., which suddenly
withdrew from the brilliant Social citcles OF
that city their fafrest ornament. The means
by which that illus:rious lady was restored
to health, when given over by all the facul-
" in Rome, is not however so generally
known. She owes her life, and is ever
prompt to acknowledges she obligation, to
the most distinguished ply sician of the -nge,
Dr. Thomas Holloway. That extraordina.
ry man happened to arrive in the ''Seven.
hllled City" just at the crisis Of her disor-
der, and was immediately summoned to her
palace. lie found the Princess IN sad
condition. During an evening Dive through
the Campagna she had been smitien, by the
fearful malaria which sometimes arises in
poisonous clouds from the adjacen, marshes
The consequence was violent bilious at
tack, terminating in jaundice. The lovely
face which had dazzled all eyes, and eclip-
sed all rivalry at hail and banquet, was yell
low rs saffron, and The eyes wffieh had
kindaed love a1d admiration in n dozen
hearts were dui'er than lead In a feeble
voice she inquired of The doctor wha, could
be done for her, at the same time protest.
ing that if the hue that now tinged her
skin were to feWain after her recovery she
would rather die than live. Smiling at the
pardonable vanity Of one whose queenly
beauty was the theme Of every traveller
who visited Rome, he told her cheerfully
tha, her life and her loveliness were both
she. His prediction proved true. Under
the influence of his isresisiible Pills, the
yellow suffusion began to pass off; and
day by day like star bursting through a
cloud, her benuiy was Te.developed. With
in six weeks 1t vas announced that the
Princess would soon gladden. the eyes of
her admirers ai an evening festival to TAX Q
place at her chateau at T'ivoli in honor OF
her recovery.
II may well be supposei that the Princess
would willingly have displayed her graft.
tude on magnificent scale. but this Dr. IL
would not permit. He refused to receive
anything, save II mere souvenir pnd she
presented him with most appr opriate one
II was a double miniature, Sc, in emcralds
aud diamonds, one case representing the
Princess "a she lay upon her sick bed. des.
Poiled by disease Of all her charms, and th.
other conta lining her likeness MS she appear.
ed at the fetc in the full bloom of restored
health and beauty. The memen,o was nc.
companied bv note in which were these
words, Whenever you look at the two pic.
'nres' imagine it you can, my boundless
gratitude" II may well be supposed that
Dr. Holloway treasures this delicate tribute
To his skill, among his choicest souvenrs.-
Courier Del Populo,' Rome.
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Cuba.

Nyo olu1al ,b . -, H. L.. - Il . ...,
.,..N, w., ~ ~ '"'
'-s '0"''''''"' ~ '"' Nor'" III favour o.
the acquisition OF CUBA and tho very
probable report that the Administration
vas lacking preparatory measures 10 ac-
compish tina, object A T,'egr,rh dis
,.o,oi, La.ol e., .osl;,,o ,t...i.u
.,,.. I'-.
",eS INV '''''S " Tue A"". ih'''ra''""'
high III Pos.iio', expresses themss.'"s in
favor of an application to Congress, for an
srpropriation 10 copdrc, the pa,ntia,i,ps
tor the rrr,l,ase If ,hs rLorl wola
,;a,, - 49,. ....,, - ~
''e'' '''''' arc So'ie e'o""u7 lot 'heSe
rnmors' ana u tue tol'own g item from
the New Brunswick (Ga) Banner, has
any foundation in truth, ir will tenL 70
accelerate tho ,noyape,. of orr C,o,ar,
-.
'"'"''
The American press receives, With pro
fund Indifference, tae intimation thrown
oct by the French journals that the Do
m,nican Il public mus. be suppressed -
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CorToN GROWING IN TEXAS MIR. J. de
CordoSa of Texas, has ksen telling the
people Of Manchester, England. of the su.
periorIty of T-aas as n cotton producing re-
gion to India and Africa. The facts whi n
no states are mostly familiar Ia the people
OF this country, excepting statement In
regard to the hy which is 40 destructive to
the cotton crop This III, he said, will al.
ways prevent the successful cultivation Of
cotton in India and Africa, whereas in Tex.
as that insect is destroyed by the cold of
winter, which usually ksis about fifteen
DAYS.
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FRom RUssIA.-lt affords US pleasure
to state that, b.y letter from Hon. +. w.
Pickens. our Minister at the Russian Court,
We learn that both himself, the members
of tie legation, and his family, were well,
and much pleased with their experience
tthus far) Of lie in ST. Petersburg.
We take the liberty Of copying few
observations Of general importance
'The interests Of the two Governments
lthe Russian aud Amercan) are beco,n
lag daily more intimate. Our increasing
settle'neats and trade in California and on
the Pacific are bringing us into intercourse
with Russian possessions on the Amour
river and the Asislic coast, rs well as
with their possessions in America. The
trade Of the Amour river is immense,
something ike $50, 900, 900 year, and
growing very rapidly. have cousuls un.
der my jurisdiction through Asia ne well
as IN Europe, and their reports and nc.
counts to me bring me into official com
municslion with u large portion OF the
globe. had no idea that the actual busi
ness Of this office Was rs extensive and
important rs IL is. We have large Amer
lean merchant houses jn this city; and
American ships at Cfonstadt are more
numerous than those OF any other nation
except Great Britain. Thirteen sbips ar.
rived tins season direct from Charleston
and New Orleans, loaded with cotton.
without having touched at Liverpool at
all, as has heretofore bsen the case. The
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A Il, Dlu ALsN. or.

I'HE UNIY OF THE PARTY.-A New
York paper states that deegaU,u q
New or& democrats recent called urou
MIR. buchanan and requested him to in
GCcc his DANTE officials to l.sist from
warriug upon Judge Douglas in Illinois,
and especially urged him to do this, u
view OF the beneficial effects il would
have "gon tie prospects Of the u dcnocr; cy
Of the Empire State at lhe coming election.
SLd that the IRE sideut replied hy SAYING
that "the unity Of the democratic party
must be preserved, though every demo.
cratic candidate icr Congress in New York
were defeated"
We have TO doubt OF tie truth of the
above statement, because it is in coufOrmi
" with the views and petitions taken BY
Tie Washing on Uuiou, which We publish.
ed a few dayo ago. TO those Who rallied
against the President toy "making (as
they called ~ war upon Douglas
those who denounced his refusal to bow
TO the treason aud dicIsliou Of his arch
"omagoguc, 4, "wichcdness' and ToIlv.'
ILe Presidents answer, We soppos", wi.I
lie considered rs nothing short Of down
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WARS A VISITATION 1.-Two farmers
IN riding together met large number Of
clergymen, and one OF them said to the
other, Where are all these persons com.
ing from Z To this h,s friend replied.
They have been at visitation, The
other. no wiser .han before, asked, Whats
a visitation The answer was, why It's
where all the parsohs goes once year
and swops their sermons His friend,
thus enlightened quietly remarked, Hang
1t, but our chap must get the worst on it
evey timer
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ANOTHER OCEAN TELEGRArU pRorosrl

ANOTHER OCEAN TELEGRArH PRorosEp.
Tile project OF uniting the old aud new
worlds by oceanic communication is lot
abandoned by the more sanguine spirits of
the day. Dir. Rowatt, au Englishman, of
iers TO lay rope-cov.rcd eIectric wire
across the Atlantic, the cost Of the cable
and laying it successfully, not TO exceed
Gls2,Ooo or 100000 less than tho wire
cable cost. a rope covered cable is bel ".
I'd TO have advantage over the wire cable,
but enc after Mr. Rowatt's fashion is con.
sIdered inferior to many Others suggested ,
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ILLNESS OF CHANCELLOR DAIGAY.-We
learned several days ago through private
source, that Chancellor Dargan was lying
exceedingly low at his residence in Darling.
toh, from an attack of apoplexy. His con
diton was such as TO excite he most seri
Gus forcbodings. The Carolinian of Sat.
urday. says, that gentleman who came
from Darlington the day before reported
that Chancellor Dargan was considered
worse
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SAVING Com SEED Remember, that
every new plant raised from grain, is
more or Jess neW roriety to have
It constantly improving, save the very
best. In husking corn, take such ears rs
are finest, and from the most prolific
sialks. Ten years Of constant care like
this, viii, step 10y step, eject great i'm.
proyement. Potatoes, not being Yaised
from seed, but only BY a multiplication OF
the same plapt will no, thus improve
Country Gentleman.
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Arrival of Rescued Passengers at NY

The arrival Of the British war steamer
Falorous, at New York. Thursday, with
forty.two passengers Of the Austria, who
were landed in Faya! by the French balk
Maurice, has been announced by tele .
graph
The Tribune says:
There was no! one of the forty tvs o who
had not lost relatives or friends on the
III Eted steamer Mrs. Betty Erdwura,
who was on her way with her four cbil.
dren to her husband in Charleston, ). c. ,
lost all heg !i:t!e ones. One, p bright lii.
tie boy, was swallowed up in the flames :;
her three ljD.le girls she Iashed to rope
and suspended over the side, but the rope
was burned through, and they fell in the
sea. All of the women were very much
bnrned, and terrible scars attest the sever.
jty Of their suilerines. Some OF their
wounds are still unhcala4
One 81 the f-ma 'es exhibited the scars
on her arms which were healed up she
stated that her breasts had al-o been ter
ribly burned. and that they we're yet in a
painful condition, but getting better. She
seemed remarkably happy under ne cir
cumStsnces. owing 10 the fact that she
was in hopes soon to be in the hands Of
her friends.
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}Fo BECOME CITIZEss.-The remaining
Indians in Florida it appears have deter.
mined TO become citizens. Fifteen Of them
visited Miami, Fla, on the first inst and
announced their intention TO become set
tiers, live in peace and be governed and
protected by the laws. They are engaged
in clearing land near tha, town, for agricul
tnra! purposes. Three Of them could read
and write.
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lIcnt BUCuANAN and his able Secreta.
~ OF State, and feel pretty wei; assur.
ed they will not permit the country to
DO outwitted even by the far seeing
statcmanship aud diplomatic taleut Of
France and England uuited.-- Cclvmb;o
Gu0rdicp.
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CAMDEN MAkKET-Mr. Jos. NJ. GAYLE.
dealer in groceries heavy dry goods, &c, as
We learn b. a card from his establishment,
has lately made large additions to his stock.
Mr.. Gayle's advertisements appear on our
columns. His ispO4F one of the largest
establishments Of the kind in Camden, and
We remind our country friends that they
will do we'll to give him call before max
ing their purchases.
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THE CorroN CRoP.-Of late we begin
10 incline to the opinion that the cotton
crop is going to be larger, considerably,
than is generally believed II is true, the
disasters have been many--rust, boil
worm, DC, but from all the information
we can gather from or exchanges, and
the planters: the probability is that the
crop will exceed that of last year This
has been the most favorable faIl for gath
ering the crop for years, and there has
been, probably, more cotton hurried into
market, up TO this date this year, than
any year tor several past. The weather
has been 40 fine hat mp to this time there
has been but very little inferior cotton
offered Of even carried to narke,.---Eu.
fdVid NdfiVe. 18th ias, {.
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plea Of the. statute of limitations set up,
would bar the plaintiff's claim. sdly, Wheth.
er the recording was sufficient notice.
The jury gave verdict for plaintiff, with
500 damages. The case was managed by
w. a. Moore, Esq, for the plaintiff, and
the defence by Messrs Clinton & Secrest
assisted by Messrs. Dawkins g. Wylie.-
We learn that the defendants have appeal.
ed
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MckAISs DRuG SToRE.-a new adver.
tsement appears in this paper from Mr. J.
J. Mckaih. Camden, whom We heartily
commend 10 the people Of this section -
We speak knowingly when we say that or
ders 10 him will be filed promptly and upon
the most satisfactory terms.
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LANCAsTERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. eth, 1858
"JAcKsos's BIRTH PLAcE."-We

"JACKSoS's BIRTH PLacE."-We will
checrfuliy publish a well written and well
timed article with This title, if the author
will but comply with rule that is intlexi-
bic with us ; rule that one of his intelli-
goncc cannot but see the propriety of a..
ways adhcring 10. Let us hear from you
again, and in the mean time your manuscript
is preserved.
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The Democratic Southern Party.

The recent elections hat have taken place
in several of the States, illustrate still fur.
ther the truth of the fact which we noticed
last week, viz that the Dem ocra,ic is main
iy southern purty-tiiai il is continually
!essoning at the north willie it is increasing
at the south. Some of the northern states
that have been relied upon as democratic c,
Pennsylvania and Indiana among the rest,
hnve gone largely anti democratic; while
Missouri, Kentucky, North Carolina and sew
eraI others of the southern states have ex-
hlbited increased democratic gains over the
majorities in the elections Of '56.
These facts nre Suggestive to the South
oftwo points of deep significance list, that
the democratic is the only party whereby the
South can ever expect to he united, and rs
the strength Of the party becomes concentra.
ted at the Soutb,it becomes more entitled TO
our support and confidence. III. that with
the continued decrease of The party at the
North, comes the warning, that in course of
time 1t may be absorbed in the cont ending ell
ements By which il is encompassed, in which
event, the South must look to herself alone
fer justice in the Union or independence out
OF il, Either Of these propositions teaches
us the propriety Of unity among ourselves.
This is the great point to he gained and up.
it depends the future veal of the Southern
States, either asa part the present Union
or as an independent confederaoy.
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THE MOUNT VERNON FtNb.-The Balti,
more American says: The sum 10 DC paid
is S2o0,Oo0; $4,000 were paid at the
signing of the contract The first install.
ment of $4,000, due January l, 1863, il
now ready 70 be paid, and it ia hoped 30
rrise the entire pnfchaSe anr' during the
present year, in order 10 take possession on
the coming 22d OF February.
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STILL LATER BY THE PACIFIC.

Sr. JOINS, &. By October 2l.-The
ocean mail steam ship Pacific, of the Gal
way and New York line, briggs Galway
dates of the 18th, and Liverpool mail &c.
counts 10 the llth, with telegraphic sd
vices from liverpool to the I2rh, being
three days later than the weekly report of
the EurOp1 TO the ail instant
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SoME FEEr.-Two pair Of shoes were
lately made by shoe manufacturer in
Lynn, to fill an order for southern PLAN
,ation. They are intended for slave,
and it is stated measures nineteen and q
half inches, with corresponding width.
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We scarcely have need to refer to the ad-
yeriiscment in this paper from Mcssrs. Has.
seltine 81 Cureton il speaks for ITSELF
They have a large and elegant stock OF
goods, aud it must be \ peculiar taste that
cannot be gra,iGcd in their establishment.
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Hon. JOHN MDQUEEN-We find that our
Representative has met with his con.titu-
ents in sc"eral of the Districts below us do.
rng the October Courts The Cheraw pa
pers r. ort that he had addressed them at
Cheraw and Bennettsville, and had appoint
mcnts at Darlington and Marion.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.-The sales
tor the two business days before the l2tb
were $4,000 bales, Of which spectators
and exporters took in equal amounts,
1000 bales. The market closed steady
and without official report Of change
Some Of the circulars repor, an advancing
tendency.
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Obituary.

Departed this life on the 9Th October,
1883, JAMES FRAsKLIs WIrHERspoos McA-
TER, son Of A. =, and Jane McAteer, aged
three years and three months.
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1T 'sa solemn thing to Le married. :
said Aunt Bethany.
Yes; but it's deal more solemn no,
to be- said her little niece.
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Published every Wednes lay Morning
ADVERTISEMENTS

VIM be inserted at the following low rates:
OnesqIare iUI ID lines or less one insertion,
81 or, il continued, 20 cents tor the first in
'erton, and 80 cents for each subsequent inscr-
ion. C5S- See Fourth Page for deductions in
vor of standing advertisements.
The number of insertions must bc written on
Zach advertisement, or they will be inserted til!
ordered out AMI charged accordingly.
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STAMPEDE FOR THE WEsr.--A large EN-.
igration from North Carolina to the West
IA going on. caravan Of 90 persons left
Lincoln county, N. c. last week. A large
nnmber are leaving Davidson and other
counties Of the State.
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General Intelligence.

There have been several weeks RECENTLY
with great losses in the German ocean,
but no American vessels are reported
among them.
The later details from Indis and China
give nothing new uf importance.
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DINNER To SENATOR HAMMoSp.-The
BHrnwelI Sentinel says that the cliizens Of
Barnwell District have rendered Senator
Hammond Dinner, to be given at that
place. on Friday 29th instant, to which the
people OF the Sd Congressional Dis,ric, are
Invited.
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The St Louis Conference Of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church South, on the 18th
inst. nbolishd, by large majority, the rule
he retoforo prohibiting the minister At lhat
church from buying and selling slaves.
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SESAToR-F. w. Tickling.
REPREsENTATIvE--John III. Scheyen.
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PRINCE VILLAS Ms.

PRINCE WILLIAMS.
SEAToR-J. f.. DeIoach.
REPREsESTATrEs-G. p. Elliott, w. J
Gooding.
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Election r eturns.

BEAUFORT.
SESAToR-Edmund Rhett
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