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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21


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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

1xAravRArlox- Gen. Chas. Clark was inaugural
cd Governor Of Mississippi on last Monday the 10th
inst. The oath Of ofiee was administered BY Hon.
James S Hamm, Jndge IF the Or District. There
was quite display on file ksson in which tle
troops stationed at Columbus participated. a pro-
csssion headed By hand ST music vas formed
under the command Of Ger. Daniel Ruggles, Mar
shal q she day marching ID order ihrepgh she psin
cipsl sisSqls 81 sn
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

l:ETcRNEp.--W We were Pleased 70 meet on olIl
streets yesterday morning our old friend JACK
CHEArHAM looking IN excellent health and IN bis
usual good spirits Though IL has removed tenn
porarily To tie Empire State III the south, and
70 section comparatively uudistuvhfd by wars
dread alarms yet bis heart yearns for his old Mis-
sissippi home. and he longs for the day when lie
can return with his family and dwell here IN peace
and security. May that day not be Tar distant.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Rg- The protacted meeting at the Methodist
church, which we heretofore mentioned, II still
progressing. The house IS nightly crowded with
invitation to seek the mpurncIs seats. The inter
est manifested by the soldiers al u their spiritual
welfare il said TO be very great
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21


TnrHshfq. November, "a. 1865.
ny ~, Oliver from flasaee comnlllee
"An 81 70 increase the miafy n ihe Governor
~ thia State" Passed yeaa ". nays 10.
Mr MsIlse. from Committee On E1ueAsloa, a.
ported favgFabiy 70 She paeamNo ~ Che Henate bll
entitled an nri 70 anthohxe the payment n inter.
~ nppn common school fauds," ete. Passed
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actlo authorize the trustees o. the pubic seb0ol
funds q rscelve Confederate Treasury Notes ~
payment IN dues" indefinitely postponed
senate #li. entitled IN oct 10 levy and collect a
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persons refusidilo udelye Confederate Treasury
Notes in payment u dAes.a which was the order
fgr to.dos At il ocf5. was called up and made
the spccin order Tor to.moffOw morning At II
o'clock.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Dow Asp MouvAx. The Bost0H IAgeIler (Re.
pnblican) Is not very complimentary t1 Ibe cold.
water vlampion wllrnitruys: Neal bow istQls
exchanged against John Morgan. 7lisiSan uniaig
arrangements, for Gen. D9m has no rpose military
capnsty than belongs to tho town pump, While
Gen. Morgan IL clever soldier. possessing dash
energy, and powers or endurance, al things thai
are necessaIyto make good raidsman Gen. Dow
could not letter serve his country than NJ staying
in prison ii order thas to keep Capable enemy
shut up. Mr. Dow IS amost estilnabe man, but
he is no soldler.n
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

FoR morton. Any person going with q wagon
10 Morton viii confer favor on ns BY calling eu
Griffin 3 Smith and bringing bundle Of paper
that il there for Us. Pay the expenses there, and
we will pay you here
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

TaE SOLDIERS FuSD Those who have contrib
uted funds for the relief Of the soldiers Informed
that vefy effort is being made to expend the same
for ankets, coverleta and socks for them
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

~ a printing cisec II the last place IN the
round world for an idler. Only those who have
business there should ever visit q pruting ONCE
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Nov. q 1861
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
TTOME BOARDING SCHOOL.
THE HOME BOARDING SCHOOL FOR MASTERS AND
MISSES.
At Chestnut Grove Cottage,

WILL, at the urgent request of several patrons con
w tinue through the summer-1ne session per day
Tile of ihe enterprise thus far has fully met the
expectations Of the proprietor bat there is for
and any persons who may entrust their children to our
care think will be fully satisfied with the lecommoda
ons and with the pains taken for their physical, moral
and intellectual Improvement Mothers who not will
ing trust their children with strangers, be accom-
moiated with board at reasonable prices The pleasant
situation Of the LIVING HOME, and Chestnut Grove Cot
age together with the various uymnasc exercises and
other amusemens occasional ride, free of expense,
around the country makes it very desirable and healthy
situation for persons who wish to avoid the extrayagant
prices at fashionable resorts,
J. A HI0WN Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
A CARD.
Report of the Watering Com
mittee.

10 The city Council Of Wilmington:
For the purpose OF notifying the citizens concerned the
Watering COMMITTEE, would make the following report
and ask that II ho published in all the city Newspapers
a week, for four weeks.
We propose II connect with the reservoirs about
the latter part of October early in November the fol-
lowing street pipes, to wit:
Mardet street from 10Th to 12th str cts.
Shipey street from middle distance between sth and
9th streets to 10th street.
Orange street from 9th to 18th street
Tatna str ct from middle distance between Sh and 9th
streets to 18th street.
West street from eth 10 18th street.
18TH street from Market street westerly.
llth street from Market street westerly
10h street and Delaware Avenue from Market street
westerly and 9th street from Market street westerly.
We also propose lay this fell eafly in the spring,
connected with the new reservoirs the following pipes
Market street from Sth to Hth str ei Washington street
from 9Th to 9h streets and S street from West to WASH
ngtOn street.
The committee would remind all persons whose pipes
connected with the above that the pressure from the
reservoirs the pipes in that nart Of the city, will
he about GO to 10 pounds per square inch Tho greatest
pressure from the old reservoirs in the lower part Of the
city is only about 81 pounds per square inch We would
recommend those Interested, to have the plumbers 10
examine their pipes to see they OF sufficient strength
10 stand the PRESSURE II would be much easier tie
pipes to have spckes shut slowly instead
of the kind most generally in that stop the water
suddenly Any either information on the subject wiz +,
given upon application to the Superintendent of the
Water v orks or 70 the Watering Committee.
J. NJ, PUSEv,
PHILLIP pLUNKETT,
ABRAHAM BOYS,
u. j. HORNER,
Committee.
Sept. II, 1868.
City papers please copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
Purchasing all my materials for
Cash,
Strawberries! |!
Strawberries F.!
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARIM M EN1

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
NINETY EIGHTH SESSION (1s63-64)
WILLIAM GIBseE, NJ B., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
GEORGE WOOD NJ D. Emeritus Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
SAMUEL JAoKsoS NJ d. Emeritus Professor of Institutes
OF Medicine
HUan L. Hop0E, NJ d. Emeritus Professor Of Obstetrics
the Diseases Of Women and Children.
JOSEPH CARSON, NJ. d.. Professor OF Matera Medea and
RoBRRT T. RoiERs NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry
JOSEPH LEDY NJ. d. Professor of Anatomy.
HENRY II. SMITH, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM PEPPER NJ D. Professor Of II cory and Practice
of Medicine.
F. GuaNEY SMITH, M D., Professor of Institutes of Med
R. A. r. PENRosE NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
JoHN H. PICARD, NJ. d. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Lectures of the Session will begin the second
Monday Of October and close the first Of March.
One Introductory will be delivered u the Course.
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Session. in
the Medical Hall by the Professors, and at the Hospa
At the Philadelphia Hospital, containing b7l beds in
structiOu Is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene will be fully taught by
the appropriate chairs.
The Dissscting Rooms under the superintendence of
the Professor Of Anatomy and the Demonstration, open
from the middle of september
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application Of
Bandages, &C. open eary in reptember aud through
the Session. under the supervision Of the Professor of
Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators 4 Exso4 / pis'ilc aepds ~ r. p
FEES for the Lectures leach Professor sl5), si0b
Matrculation Fee (paid once onllli .
Graduation Fee, 30
r.. Il. ROGERS, NJ. D., Dean II ue Medical Fieiily,
University building
SAMUEL PRICE, Janiiol,
University BUILDING
P.s-Board may be had at from $3.50 to Sc per week
sep 15-4w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02

The superior merits this article we'll
tahshei that it only necessary In our regular adyer
tisemens remind Farmers and Dealers in Fertilizers
tn good supply is hand for the fall trade.
Every Farmer using Fertilizer may be assured that
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE will still maintain its high
character for strength and purity the manufacturers pre-
ferting to make small advance in the price per ton,
rather than allow its merits to fa below their former
standard, under increased expense in manufacturing.
Ia II prepared from RAN Bones, and warranted to
eontan all tAeir original organic matterro burned or
eaoued bones used, and IL is sold under guaranty
from the manufacturers that it is free from adlterat1n
THE DEMAND FOR BAUGH's RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE last year greatly ercedei that Of any pre-
vious one which is substantial evidence Of its high
standard VI populat.y.
UBrfce SAz EO ner. .lOOO IIls.--Gash.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
.lss N. s. sroppARD, rrinclral. " q,
MoNEY WANTED

c,EvERAL sums from 5000 to $40 600 be loaned
y good Real Estate security Any person having money
hand can have it safely invested by applying to
WIN. McCAULLEY,
nns GmM MaLEnI EIraaI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02

The above manure may be had regular dealers, or Of
BAUGH a. SONS,
No. 20 South Delaiodre Avenue
tvt43m. PHILADELPHIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
Lost or Mislaid.

TlG certificate for wentysares of Stock in the Bank
L Of Smyrna, No. 3D. issued in the OF John Gnn,
on the 23d day Ocober A. H. 1863 has boon lost mis-
laid and cannot he returned to said Bank for cancellation
Now therefore, this is to notify all persons that appca
tion will be made To the said Bans renew thu said
vember next and the sail Bank will be theneetorh
exOneraed from All liability for account of said
certificate, the value thereof Will then have heen re-
ceived by the undersi-ned JOHN O. HRouME,
/ Executor Of JOINS G1Sa, decd.
Elkton. Md Sent 1G 1865. septlS-w6t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
FEMALE COLLEGE,
BOrdentOVvn, N. j.,

Pleasantly locdted on tho Delaware River, on the
general MoroNghfdre 5ettCeen Nea0 York
and PHILADELPHIA.
1T has been in successful operation for eleven years. and
Is Of the most ourishing institutions in this
on OF the country Special attention is paid to the
mon and higher bano of English and superior advAn
Rges furnished in vocal and instrumental music French
taught by native and snoken in the family. For Cata-
logues, address Rgv JOHN H. BRAKELEY.
aug Him President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
LINDEN Hall,
Wilmington del

FINIIs Institution situated beautiful eminence in
the part Of he city will be It opened for the
reception Of pupils the first Monday in September
For Terms 40 ily ID REV. Tllos. NJ. CANN, Am.
Principal and Proprieto &.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
REFERENCES.

REFERENCES;
Hon willard Hall, II. S. McGomb, Esq, R. r. Porter,
NJ D., S. Floyt Cashier Bank of Delaware George Bush,
President Bank Wilmington and Brandywine, Whining
ION, Del; Mr. Charles lBelston Odessa; Mr.. John 7
Cochran Mddletown; Mr. Isaac Giles Laure, Mr. Will
son s. Cannon Leipsic; Mr.. Wm. HurloCk, st. Georges
Rev. Messrs, Altman, Wswel, Roberts and Patterson,
VII pngton; Rev. Mr. Gaylord, Delaware City, and Rev
D. II. Emerson st. Georges. aug 43n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
NOTICE.

TUsr received at 3O2 Market street large and beauti-
81 full collection OF Glass Fruit Bowls of entirely new
STYLES. Call and examine theme
TIIOs. Y. de NORMANDIE.
Now is the time for putting up fruit for winter use and
ir for that purpose OF every reliable kind are on hand
and for sale by TII0S, Y. de NORMANDIE,
au2 3O2 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
PROCLAMATION.

600 nm WATCHES, Chains, sets of Jewery, Gold
0UU3 3UUU Pens, Pencils Rings, Lockets, Bracelets
sleeve Buttons Studs &C. &C. &c. To be sold for ONE
Dol LAR EACH, send 70 cs for certificate cls for
catalogue has full list and part culars. Certificates
veoped sealed up aud mixed, when ordered taken
thout choice and sent by mail FIVE certificates for 81.
Agents wan,ed in every to' and Regiment.
A. j. HARPER K CO.,
2Os Broadway Box 62l9 r. o.
New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
WILMINGTON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1868.
HASS0N'S
Compound Syrup of Tar,

For Coughs, Colds, Honrseness, Sore Throat, &c.
W. LLPPLNC0T7, Druggist, Ill Market Street
Has been appointed agent for this preparation in place of
@. b. Thompson who has been heretofore Sole Agent for
Wilmington, but owing the removal OF the proprietor
to Philadelphia the agency has been transfer red to Mr.,
Lippincott who will always keep large supply of II
hand to sell Wholesale and Retail II Is also kept for
sale Fae at Z. Me1NALLs Drug Store, and at j. j. GAIL
LAGIIERj Drug Store Price 20 cts. per bottle.
The popularity Of this preparation may induce dis
honest and unprncpled men to make an imitation,
stquently all should .ask for HASSONS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR my l5f n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-02
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

TUE FIFTYsIXTH SESSION OF THE SCHOOL SCHOOL OF OF
i MEDICINE in the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
will commence MONDAY, the 10th Of October, 1868,
and end on the LIST of March, 1864.
full of Lectures will be given on all the
branches as follows;
on Sufyery-By Prof. N. II Smith
Aiken.
On Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Clinical
MedicfHe-By Prof Chew.
on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
By Prof Miltsnberger.
On Anatomy and PaysioIogy-By Prof Smith.
On Institutes Of Medicine Mdtefid Medicd, and Thera-
petics-By Prof. Mcsherry
Practical AaGtoy will be taught by james H. Butler,
NJ D., Demonstration
During the continuance of the war, Military Surgery
and Muifary Hygeine will be introduced as regular
part Of the course.
Marculates of this School have at all times to
the wards of the Baltimore Infrmary, where they can
witness the performance of all the principal operations In
Surgery and observe the forms of disease
under treAtment The InfrmaTy is spacious hospital
attached to the Medical School, and Il is open 10 the stu
dents daily Throughout the entire yaat, hout any ad
ditional charge.
The fees for the full Course of Lectures are $50 for
Matriculation, So and for Practical Anatomy, $40.
GEORGE W. MILrENBERGER, NJ. D.,
sep 15-3tw. Dean Of the Faculty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
Cincinnati market.-Jan. 81.

FLoUR-There was 60 cd demand for -four In the
morning, with sales OF l500 bbs. at 05 70D5
and 30 20 for family, and lot OF the latter sold al
~ 25, delivered bat there unsettled feeling in
the market upon the receipt Of the dispatches from New
York. and stocks were either held higher or Withdrawn
from the Market for II the present advance In gold d
Hustanedand very few doubt the fact-prices must ad
vance materially, az produce and merchandise has noi
kept pace with that article.
WHHAT-Wheat was In request early In the day. and
holders succeeded In establishing the advance asked ye,
terday with liberal sales at 81 1901 90 for prime to
choice red; 81 20 for prime Indiana or Ohio white and
81 70 for prime Kentucky white. The sales foot up
5000 bushels within the range Of the above quota
lions. Holders at the close we're more reseryed and
stocks were co. orally Withdrawn in anticipation Ct high
er prices.
o0RN-Corn rules arm at the advance noticed ysstsr
day, With demand fully up to the supply We quote
ear or shelled at 5e in bulk, and sheed at 609e1c.
oATs-oss are firm at sss0Oc in bulk, and Csseoc
these rates. =
RYE-Rye s scarce and prime samples are held firmly
the outside rate.
BARLRY-Barley has not undergone any change since
our last report. Prime qualities are in light supply,
with lair demand N 81 20D1 Is for Btate spring. and
81 33l 80 for fall The lower grades are dull and moi
HAY-Hayis unchanged and steady. We quote prime
| timothy at el4DH SO per ton In bales on arrival.
WHlskY-Frm with good demand The sales com,
wagon. ef. - 80
...''.. .............. .... Enquirer,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
Master Commissioners Sale.

Robert Lane esa al Superior Court Of Franklin
John McSsmes ct Al. county Ohio
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
i the said Court to directed will offer for sale at
Pablo Auction, at the door Of tie oour House, In the
City Of Columbus, on -Elf+
Saturday, the 7th day Of February, A. d. 1868.
at one O'Clock, p. m, the following dscribea real es
tate situate In the county Of Franklin, ana Stats o.
The north half OF Lot No. TO- In Samuel BruSh's sur
division OF Lots Nos 90 and 81 on Seventh street. IL
the city Of Columbus. Also, part OF ln-lot No. In
Robert Neils addition to the city Of Columbus descrip
ed as follows Beginning at the northwest corner Of
sad lot; thence east along tho north line Of said lot 42
feet thence south In line parallel with the west line VI
said lot 81 feet thence west IN line parallel with s
north line OF the lot 42k feet; thence north along the
east line Of sad lot 70 the begnning Ailo the nor
half Of Let No. Il, fp Bullivant Mitchea western
additIon to the city Of Columbus.
The north half Of Lot No. 10 appraised ct $500 %.
Thepsrt Of In.lot No. Ssppraised et..... 900 90.
The north half Of Lot No. n apprased at ..l0o vo'
q. W HUEKMAN, sherin,
taf and Master Commissioner
Printers fees $500,
FRANCIS CoLkiNs, Atty. 4-A
jan3-ditkwtd $50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29

DEATH OF JoHH NAUoHroN 1t is with deep
regret ihs. we announce tho sudden death OF
Mr.. John Naughton, proprietor of Naughton
Hall. He died at Ave O'Clock yesterday after
noon, aged about thirty yesrs. He leaves a
widow and Que child, tE5
Ms Nsughton was one OF our most eater.
prising merchants and active business men
Kind hearted and liberal, those who knew him
best esteemed him most. Cut down iD early
manhood. his loss will be lamented ae public
calamity . .....-.,-. .l.fs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29

tent that members louDglng 10 tie cloak roo n
and on the sofas hastily rushed 10 the scene
thus increasing the existing confusion. la
Mr.. Hickman insisted on order, and was re-.
sppnded to By loud voices on the opposite side,
calling him 70 order. 'i,%
Mr. Holman Withdrew his motion to ad.
journ. when Mr.. Vallaudigham moved call Of
the House ThequestIon, like OF least q doz
en- similar ones, was determined negatively
Comparative quiet was now restored, aad with
the exception of the above, good nature gener'
ally prevailed throughout the proceedings.
AT III o'clock matters were unchanged. The
Speaker stated In answer to question by Mr.
Wicklife that as there was no quorum present
no business could be transacted. fasM ,Sti
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New YORK rHarko,.--Jan. as

COTTON Excited, and prices advanced fully &c per
LIZ sie- es s2nn hale. 2. go: sc- =.4e..sS g
lands. ~ eafa-'T 'Tt. aa-7af
BL0UR-The market opened dull snd closed with
rather more inquiry and shade hmer. with sales at
% 65DG % for enperne satej ~ OO@7 rs for extra
state closing With no selef1 inside quotatons oB 70
97 90 for supernne westerni "a 5007 e5 for common
70 good shipping brands extra round hoop 0ho 81 20
@6 05 for trade brands. ttt -
,WHIeKY-Exclted and higher with sales at 5O952c;
closing hrm at latter price. m
WHRAT-0pened dull and shade lower for common
but closed frm for choice descriptions, Of which the
supply IL limited Chicago spring ol l6Ol So; NIL.
waukie club 81 os@l 5s; winter red western 81 coo
BARLEY-gcaTce and hrm. .l
O0RN--About 10 lower with scarcely 90 much doing
sales 900 bush at 9O9lc for sound shipping mixed
Isessc for uns0und Csc for white wessrn go,
oATs-In moderate request a. s7a7lc for Canada,
western and state.
PeRK-A shade hrmer for new mess; old without Dc.
clded change,
Hoas--Dresssd; without any material change, At seS
BACON BIDEg-Rirm. -l..a
LARD-A sh,de frmer at lOk9l0X,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29

MIss SALLIE ST. CLAIR will appear tonight
as Capitola Black ir the grand sensational
drama of the Hidden Hand, which will be pre-
sented atthe Atheneum as It can only be pre-
sented by Manager Eilsler'e excellent COM
pany 1t is one of the most popular dramas in
our language, and as exhibited st the Athe-
neum, should draw On oveiaowipg house 1t
will be followed to night by the Thumping
Legacy, most exquisitely mirth provoking
farce. d. n -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29

- PRoFEasoR. W. S. HUroHISGs, the Lightning
Calculator, gave yesterday afternoon to tho
teachers in our Public Schools, at the High
School building, practical illustrations of his
rapid processes of mathematical Calculation,
ard explained the scientific method by which he
10 enabled to reach accurate results in q mar
velouely short period Of time. He was tested
by numerous intricate problems, which he solved
slmost instsntaneously, and explained the prin-
ciples upon which he proceeded. The teachers
expressed great satisfaction with the results
and especially with the explanation Of the prin-
ciples, which they declared were plain and
simple-praclice only being necessary to enable
any one Of ordinary mental power to acquire
the came rSpidity Of calculation as the Profes-
sor,
Il will be remembered that Professor Hutch
ings is attached to Kinney's Grand Combina-
zion Exhibition, including the Grand Panorama
of the Bible, ballad singing and other charm
log vocal music. twill happened next week,
and will form one of the greatest attractions
ever presented in Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29

SAN Francisco, Jan. 28.--It is thought Phelps
will be nominated for Senator tonight. The
contest is very bitter. Some attempts at brIp-
cry have been made, which caused the explo-
sion last evening. No business was done ex-
cept supplying daily wants, The paper money
question Is likely to put an end to the credit
system in this State. - .gs,