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South Carolina Crops. a

A letter from an intelligent planter OF
South Carolina says: "The negroes are
doing far better than ever thought they
would. They are generally inoHensive,
and are working as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances. The
crops are very unpromsing; very bad
stands of cotton and very backward. 1t
has been the most unpropitious spring
our old folks have ever known. | have
no doubt as to the very short crop of cot
ton, owing not only to the causes stated,
but also to the certainty that there is not
more than one-third Of the land planted
that was formerly. There is another
cause which will operate, the cotton will
not be as we'll cultivated, and another
cause, which operates but partially, per.
haps, the extreme scarcity Of food and
no money. Many have not grain Of
corn. General ruin stares nearly all in
the face. Creditors insist on being paid,
and there is nothing TO pay with. Con-
fessions of judgment and ass ignments
are the order of the day. | have no
thought that one-hslf of the land can be
kept from sale, unless where it is settled
in trust
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE T. 1856

widows only darling--lay dead, and
still he stood there, grand and lonely as
rock in mid-ocean, girt by storm swept
waves. For more than two hours, that
little handful of citizen-soldiers breasted
the hurricane of near twelve thousand
men-veteran warriors-and held them
at bay until some two hundred unarmed
conscripts could get beyond the reach
of danger. When this had been accom-
plished, Forrest ordered his men TO
mount, form fours, and fail back slowly
Over 5000 cavalry were in sight, and
yet they feared to bay the lion. They
came on, shouting and yelling Forrest
and his little band were almost en-
tirely surrounded, yet he kept on that
slow, quiet, mournful, funeral march,
and actually camped just one mile from
town, and rested Lis men. Sturgiss
pursued him to Mississippi, and came
back routed, horse, foot and dragoon,
crushed and beaten by not more than
DS00 rppn
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ferent whether it is war or peace, and as
England is bound to neutral policy,
France stands the master of the situa-
ton. The Prince Napoleon return to
Paris from Florence we suspect had for
its object the information of the Empe-
ror Of the day appointed for the Italian
army to cross the Austrian frontier.
With this appeal to the last resort OF
kings there is no divining what or where
will be the solution of the struggle. 1t
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the commercial interests nor the public
credit of the United States will suffer
any loss from another Napoleonic Euro
pean convulsion.-N y. Herald, lsL
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Last Hours of Winfield Scott.

WEST POINT, May IA cloud oil
gloom has settled down upon West FONT
the loveliest spot on the hudson Is vis-
tied in shadow-General Scott IS deaq.
There is sorrow in every heart and
tear in every eye. Here the old veteran
was best known for it was to this place,
to the Military Institute which has made
it famous the world over that ne devoted
all the quiet years OF his lie For iorty
years past he has made West foint ms
summer residence, and it was for thus
purpose that he came here by speclai
steamer on Thursday, the 10th inst. AT
that time he was very feeble, as, indeed,
he had been for some years past. In
spirit, however, he was as cheerful as
usual, although to his most inilma'e
friends he frequently stated that he be-
lieved his end was drawing nigh. on
the day of his arrival he SAID to captain
Boynton that he had come to West Point
to die. Captain Boynton replied that ne
hoped not; but the General repeated his
statement, by which 1t would seem ne
had presentiment that his mortal ca
reer was rapidly reaching its close Not
wiihstanding his feeble health, however,
he was able to rise as usual every morn
ing, and went out riding every afternoon,
until Sunday, when his physician advised
him to remain at his rooms. On Satur-
day afternoon he not only took his accus-
toned drive to Cozzens, but devoted sew
eral hours to writing letters. de was
exceedingly weak after this labor, put
apprehended no i'll effects from 1t,
although he felt more than usually ex-
hausted f1i
During the night he slept soundly, and
in the morning seemed to be much re-
freshed !; but he kept his bed for most ot
the day, in obedience with the physician,
the assistant surgeon of the post, Or.
Marsh. On Monday, his daughter, Mrs.
Hoyt. who came upon visit from the
city. on Saturday returned to New York,
leaving her father, as she supposed, on
fair way to recovery He was in excel
lent spirits; and, although he felt that
the end was nigh, he did not apprehend
that death was then standing by the bed
side. ready at any moment to give the
fatal blow. During Monday night he ex-
perienced chill, but the doctor thought
It would pass off in the ordinary manner,
and that no Immediately unfavorable
result would come of it. This, how
ever. did not prove to be the case From
that time until his lips were closed for
ever he uttered but few words Even
this fact did not create any alarm among
the officers of the post, as the General
had experienced so many attacks Of i'll
ness during his sojourn at this place
thew were periodically expected At 9
o'clock this morning he was known to be
very i'll. but although he died at ll:5
o'clock, it was not until lO:45 that it be-
came evident that death was very near
AT this time the chaplain of the post
the Rev. j. A French, was sent for, and
Immediately hurried to the bedside of
the diving man. Gen. Scott was unable
to speak a word, but sgnifed, by look
and motion, that he was conscious that
he was soon to die The chaplain took
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

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Bohannan in his private practice for over
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curing the worst cases of seminal weakness in
from two to five weeks. After over twenty-five
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Gen. Forrest, at the head of so Confoder-
ates, against 10, 900 Armed Hosts OF the
North.


Gen. Forrest, at the head of so Confoder-
ates. against 10, 900 Armed Hosts of the
North.
A correspondent Of the Metropolitan
Record, writing from Medon, Tenn, re-
lates the following OF the great " Wizard
of the Saddle"
You ask for Southern incidents, by
food aud field. As / happen to be a
"civili zed rebel myself, can tell you
what saw with my own eyes, and heard
with my own ears. The 81 OF May,
1864. Gen. Sturgiss, of Federal motto
riety, came from Memphis TO hunt, fnd
and whip Gen. Forrest The Federal
command, numbering some lO,ouO va
liant soldiers, came by Bolivar, Tenn,
to astonish the good people with their
slight Of hand tricks, and also display
of their cavalry. Gen. Forests com
mand had gone down 10 Mississippi by
way of Purdy, Tenn. The Gen. and
staff, with q small portion of Maj
Cruise a lhattalion-same hundred and
fifty men-were in Bolivar when the
scouts brought word that the enemy
were coming in strong force Soon
the firing Of the piekets warned US that
the scouts had not fooled US. Gen For
rest and staff rode to the battle held,
where the firing had become pretty brisk.
he dislnOanted his men, aud took the
advantage of some Federal breast works,
thrown up when they were occupying
Bolivar as a Federal post The enemy
dismounied and charged, and we're re
pulsed, charged again, aud were repulsed.
Soon the cannon and shell began 10 boom
about the heads of the gallant little
bapd-l5O men hntiing against ia, 600.
CONSPICUOUS among the gloomy sur
roundipes was Gen. Forrest on his gal
lant eray." And amid the bursting shells
and raining bullets he sat calm and un-
disturbed One after another Of his brave
bows we're wounded. One little boy-a
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T EATHEK, SURROUNDINGS AND PLAS-
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The Wisconsin State Journal gravely
Informs us that the second volume OF
Louis Napoleon's career has appeared
1t brings down the narrative to the cross
ing of the Rubicon The complete work
will probably extend to four volumes.
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MORGAN, ALLEN f.. PkoPkIETOk or
Nl Morgans Self rising Flour, No. 4ls Man
street sonth Of Real. ny9-3m
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S4IO,6I3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID durins the
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a. its ability to pass through seasons prolific oil
confagrations,. with honor and profit to those
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL. 100 AND III
Nl Adams street. Memphis. z. III. White
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An average annual cash dividend to Stock.
holders of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock since its incorporationtpo portrays the great
success and stability of this eminent lnstitu,
in lis Investments and the important truth that
the management of the PllGNIX is IN the
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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
Mail Arrangement.

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List of Prices, Weights, and Sizes of Farm, Hotel
Steamboat, School House, Ships, and Factory
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