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Wholesome Republican Advice.

Mr. Patrick Agan, of Syracuse, N. Y,
member of the Republican party, IN
high standing, and for years an editor OF
an influential daily, thus expresses him
self to the political sense of the majority
of Congress and what he believes to be
the duty of every patriot. He says:
Il observe that the friends of President
,Johuson's restoration policy are to hold
National Convention on the 18th prox.
limo. at Philadelphia, for the purpose OF
taking steps for securing the adoption
of that platform by the nation. Will
YOU permit me 10 say that / am rejoiced
to note this movement, and to express
the hope that our Republican friends in
all parts of the country will unite in it
and give it direction? 1t was time, IN
nv judgement, for this step to be taken.
There is q party i'll Congress bound to
commit the Republican party against
this policy, and thus sectionallze and
destroy an organization, and 1t Is the
duty of every Republican to aid in resist
ing and defeating this unpatriotic en-
deavor. The Presidents policy is the
only one that Can stand the test, and
must he sustained and carried out to the
eud. We have had enough OF war; the
caust # the bloody struggle IS removed;
ther, remains longer any cause OF
alieua.iou betv zen the sections; let us
now ave peace and reunion; let the
North aud South join hands III common
effort to restor, traternal relations, and
let tranquility reign over country ac-
know ledginga rommon language, com.
mon ildg aud common allegiance.
That is good advice, sensible advice,
patriutio advice, but the misfortune is,
that the CoDgr, ssional hill contains too
many small-pot,toe politicians for such
advice to be needed. 1t is like sowing
seed In barren round. They know how
by trickery to sdyance their own wages,
add to the burGens of others, and legis-
late III the VAN attempt to pull the
white man down to the level of the
black, but beyond that, for broad com
preheAsive view of public policy, they
ale utterly unfit We have specimens of
such hereabout Cincinnati Enquirer
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The PETERSBURG MINE.-The" crater"
left By the explosion of the Petersburg
mine, at Bermuda Hundred, is said to be
at present in tho midst of a luxuriant
corn field, willis in it grow melons and
fruit trees in great abundance. The
immense excavation made by the explo-
sion is now almost filled up, beneath the
surface rest some $500 corpses of soldiers
slain in the many battles fought in the
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The party of False Pretences.

If;t ware no.sible to punish party
for assuming name not It's own 'ne
Radical faction might be prosecuted
without a doubt of conviction. lfan or
sanitation could incur legal penalties Dy
obtaining power under false pretenoeS,
the frauds and impostures by winch the
destructiyes seek to retain control Oh the
government would insure their SPECIFY
nunisbment. Claiming popular favor
and support on the ground OF their oe,
yotion to the Union, they seem TO 1orge'
their old watchwards which declared the
Constitution ga league with hell and
covenant with death =" They pirate loud
" of affection for the flag with the same
Inns that once cried out down with the
Haunting lie." Aparty of seltconstltu-
ted patriots they seek the destruction OF
the States; Wanting their regard for the
laws, they invoke the genius OF revolu-
ton. They inhame the passions OF mobs
and incite the rioter to deeds Of blood,
and vet ask to be perpetuated in power
because of their watchful care for public
peace and order They proclaim
themselves an economical party;
their mouths are filed with self
praise for the protection they extend to
the financial interests of the country,
vet their legislation is devoted to squan-
dering the money of the people, either
upon themselves or upon bands Of ne
groes, equally worthless but less corrupt
Organized and legalized public swindleS
are the evidence Of their providence,
and the ceaseless tramp of the Federal
tax gatherer will remind many COM
ing generation Of their prudence and
economy. They boast Of their elyilizIng
and refining influences, and claim to he
par excellence "tbe party of moral ideas,
yet no OrganizatirH ever before canoniz-
ed a vulgar jester and hlackguard, made
robbery honorable 'nycd the people to
pay premiums upuu HeUury, patropized
prostitution in the very halls of public
business, OF chose for its leader leCh
erous miscegeuationist, whose disgusting
debauchery had bauished him from all
respectable society. With such a
history, it cannot be that public
opinion will longer tolerate the
impositions of the party Of false
pretences. It's specious beasts Of loyalty
and patriotism cannot much long,
divert attention from its iuiquiry and
deceit. Already the honest and just
men of the party are coming out from
an organization whose prctences are So
fair and whose practices are 50 1oul
Their disafection foreshadOws, not It's
destruction, but its political damnation.
In the doom which destiny reserves for
an organization Ostensibly 50 good and
actually 50 bad, the mercy of &nnihila-
ton will form no part. 1t will live IN
memory, live in history, live in the pit.
less scorn and heaped-up curses Of
wronged and dishouored nation, and
death, which shrouds in oblivion all
fellies, vices and crimes, will never be
permitted to conceal the inlameS Of
party, which is destined ever to be, not
dead but damned
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
An Ordinance
To PreveRt the Pulling Of FowerS and
defacing Ornamental Trees planted IN the

To Preuent the Pulling Of FloWers and
defacing Ornamental Trees planted IN the
City Cemeteries.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
City of Wheeling, that it shall not be lawful
hereafter for any person or persons visiting any
of the Public Cemeteries belonging to the city
to pluck from any bush or any rose, flower or
evergreen, so as to mar or destroy its beauty, or
to take and carry of any flowers nourished and
grown within any Public Cemetry on bushes
planted for ornamental purposes within SAID
Cemetries. ANY person or persons offending
against this ordinance shall forfeit and pay to
the city fine not less than one nor more than
five dollars.
SEC. 2. That the Sexton of the City Cemeteries
be and he is hereby constituted special police
officer, with power to arrest persons violating
this ordinance, and receive the same fees
as the City Sergeant receives for like services,
provided no costs shall be chargeable to the city;
SEC. 3. That this ordinance shall be post{G;d
within the Public 9sRs SsTisSng the same shall
Forfeit and pay to the city fine of not less than
Ave dollars nor more than ten dollars.
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Passed August 9th, 1866.
augs.1t III. F. FEENY, Clerk
Intel. copy.
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EDITORS OF THE REGIsTE.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER
please announce the name of E. A. BARRA.
BINO. as am independent candidate for Sheriff
of Ohio county, subject to no Convention, ana
'T a1Ss.te. TIE WHOLE PEOPLE.
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PROFESSOR AGAssIz says that the strip
of Highlands which divide the waters
flowing into the ST. Lawrence from those
flowing into the Atlantic" is the Oldest
land in the world. 1t was once lonely
sea beach, washed by universal ocean
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30 the Ladies Drinae

CaIl Benson Indignantly repels, IL tue
New York EreniRg Post, the chang # she
Round Table, that intoXication is IL prev
aleut vice among the American ladies.
Carl says: Il have seen as much of our
good society as any man, don Gaze
who he is, that ever wrote for thy Round
Table, and throughout an eXperi, zee If
twenty wears comprising some rather
tas' -Ac sells, / can positively alh.m,
without reservation ina. have never
seen lady. old nr .,ydIE. affected by IL
QUO I, Is the very last MA .raC,lCe
tat can DO lastly charged uyon AmeIL.
Cy4 ""men. Cultivate 2sslGuOusIy the
moro sapgd portion OF our female society,
and You viii fud some bad habits and a
gge,,y deal Of bad manners, but drunken
ness. never No the Round Tables ac-
cUSat.On IS either stupendouS hCJioG,
% al equally sJupendoQs halluciDution.
Oar ladies are much more temperate in
the use II VINE than those IL England
France OF Germany; very feH of them
can be induced TO touch distilled Liquors,
the taste Of which is positively dis gree.
able 10 Shem; they even dislike Oever-
ayes, the moderate use OF which would
DO beneficial, such as sweet cider and
good beer.
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MA RKEED

On Tuesday, August 18th, at the residence Of
the brides father in this city, by Rev. ID. W.
Fisher, JNO. G. GLOVER, Esq, to Miss M.
ELLA WILLIAMS
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Climb Meeting Tonight.

e We hope to see the Hall of the Club
full tonight. A part of the business Oh
the meeting is to determine at what
nlace in the respective Townships the
Primary Meetings shall be held, next
Saturday evening. Let every Ward Dc
we'll represented at the meeting tonight
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For Recorder.

EDITORS OF TIE REGISTER:
Please announce Mr., ROBERT B. WOODS,
of Riohland Township, as a candidate tor nom
nation for the Office of County Recor der, sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. Ijy9-tcl MANY VOTERS
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Mr.. EDITOR:
didate for County Recorder, subject TO the ae'
MANY FRIENDS.
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Far Treasurer.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce ISRAEL uPDEGkAf as
candidate for the Office of County Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Con
vention. NOAIh0'
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For Treasurer.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce the name of A. a. ALL
SON, ESQ, as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject TO the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. IHE fEofLE.
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Mrs. WinslOW's Queen Hair
Restorative.

TVEQas PREPAR ALTON EXCELs
i ali Others, inasmuch as it is a compound Of
all and only such ingredients as experience has
proved to be efhcaCious II restoring gray hair
to its natural color; arresting premature decay
and the falling out of the hair changing dry
and wiry hair to moist, soft and glossy ringlets;
invigorating the scalp and curing all its hui
mors Graduating sCurf and dandruf, and pro.
noting the growth OF the hair Sold wholesale
and retail by EDMUND BOOKING.
Nc. l. Odd Fellows Hail.
Wheeling, W. Va,
Manufacturer of Bookings Unrivalled Bak-
ing Powder. jy2
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Wheeling Female College.

hateful FOR THE FAVORS
" of the past year, we hope, with new recita.
ton rooms Increased accommodations, and eight
first.cass resident teachers to bestow all that
can be desired of thorough and accomplished
scholarship. L. Z. LOOMS,
augS.1m.tu THIS President.
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Organization and discussion are the
means wherewith the dsstructiyes are
to be overcome and scattered here as in
other States. Give us a complete organ
ization, and an open field for debate, and
the October election here will repeat the
tidings which come to us from the first
utterances of the popular voice in tins
campaign. Let us not, then conten'
ourselves with mere rejoicing over the
success of our neighbors, but, appreoaa-
ting the influence of noble example, lot
MS resolve to Ego and do likewise
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LOST

A CLUSTER DIAMOND RING.
N A liberal reward will be paid to the finder.
Apply at the NJ Lure House, TO w. ii. Quinn
augs.ltT JOS l.. LOANE. .
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THEATRE----W Washington Hall.
JOINT RAYMOND. ...............M Manager
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Crops IN DARLINGTON. The Souh-

Crops IN DARLINGTON Tho .South-
c'mey, of Friday last, says:
The cotton is opening fast and is
being rapidly gathered and prepared
for market. Many bales would nov
be on their way to market, but for the
lmposslbi!ity existing at present of
paying the tax and obtaininga Il permit
for shipment. The owners, disup-
pointed III their reasonable cxpecta-
tlons, are, of course, in no very
pleasant or loyal frames OF mind.
The rust las seriously injured many
tine fields OF cotton and diminished
considerably the yield from the
District. Stealing from the fields is
on the increase. Corn especially has
to be closely watched.
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ENGLIsH RADICALS 1t is u great
comfort (misery loving company to
know that there is another country
on earth cursed like ourselves with
radicals. " The radicals of England
are growing daily more menacing g
and demonstrativc. Recently, they
made very excited and serious dc
monstration i'll London in lcnuncia-
ton OF eX-Govcrnor Eyre and his
rule III jamaica during the late negro
revolt. They burned Mr.. Eyre in
efligy, crying out that 'thcv wished
they could do the same in the flesh
with all his :,ristocratic supporters.
men who never earned two pence in
their lives"
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Circular Saws.

a III W. assortment Of best quality
~ Cast S,.'rl ClltCtLAE SAWS. from :
!" >! inches III diameter, just received and
Tor sal" '"w 10y j. \ II. Il. AGNEW.
.ulv 2l
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MARRIAGE AND cELlnAcy-A,

Essay Of Warming and instruction for
Young, Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which rr"strate the vital powers. Will, sure
means of relief Sent free OF charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. j.
SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assoria-
ton, Philadelphia, IA. Aug II ::nn
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JellicS, Pine Apple. SC.
Hubs, Spokcs, Felloes.

lSI i:EtEiNED, NIL assortment n1
- Hubs, Spohre anI Frllnrs, ,ult abb, fui
Carriage and Wa%on-!aakcrs. which Viii b,
SOLD III a small a,lya nu cost
IMlI II j. \ L. l.. AGNt.W
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

Ths celebrated Toilet Soap, in ,.lrl.
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, i. mild and rmoI-
iicnt i'll its nature, frii@ @r,..,:!y srrntcd.
and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale ny :lI Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers March - "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OroroNAX FROM MEXIco! New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume.
The finest ever imported or manufactured
in the United States. Try it and hc con-
vinccd.
a New PERFUME! Called Sweet Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by T.. r. Smith
Il Co., New York, is making sensation
wherever it is known. is very delicate,
and its fragrance remains on the hantkcr-
chief for days.
[PhIadelphiu Treming BuNctiu.
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SWEET OroroNAX! Is ihc sweetest in
tract ever made. Supcrscdcs all others
Try Il once; will use no other.
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SWEET OroPoNAX! The only elegant Fer
tune. Is found on all toilets, and ncvcl
stains the handkerchief.
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SWEET OroroNAX! Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry joy and glatlncss, whe.l
pcrfumed with Sweet OpoponaX
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Mustard Mustard -

1 CASE FRENCH MUSTARD, and IA fun
Z a-H'':tmrnt vi London Mustard, in bot
ties, cans and III hulh, Just received per
steamer, and for sale luW hr
lulv II f. ~ !. tG\EW
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Spades, Shovels and Manure Forks.

~PSSS SAAOsS1' sSAAo 4hAebAOAS Il VI no
so 1Ef.S. R2z; A"ES' SPADES an" S''o-
% doz. Rowlands and Thomas Spades
and Shovu!s
- d"Z Manure Forks, assorted qualities
Just received and for sale low by
Sept 6 j. * II. Il. At;NEW.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c.
Couh THOUSAND lbH. pure WHITE:
IL LEAD.
200 gallons Raw and Boiled Linsrcol O,i
100 gallons Spirits Turpcntinc.
with full assortment of Dry and Ground
Pants, consisting in part of Chrome
Green, Paris Green, Chrome Yellow, Drop
black, LampLlack, 1.itharSe, Venetian Red
Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochrr, Umbcr,
Sienna, Nandyke Brown, irussan Blue
Ncrmiiion, Black Lead, l'umice stone, Pa
tent Dyes, &c.
\ full assortment of Carriage and Furni-
ture Narnislics. Japan Window Glass, Paint
brushes, &r. For sale low 10y
Sept j. Il r. H. AGNEN
Mackerel! Mackerel!
On KITS EXTRA NO. l NEW MACkE-
~ REL.
90 kits No new Machcrc!. Just re-
cclNcd and for sale low by
sept > j. x Il. II. AGNE.W
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SWEET OropoNAX! New Perfume from
Mexico; The only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight.
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Cardinal Cullen Indicated very
plainly that the Pope will leave the
Eternal City, on the solution Of the
Roman question by the removal Of
the French troops. Louis Napoieon's s
Italian diplomacy finds but little
favor III the eyes of his Emincncr. In
deed, it is limited by an Ultramon-
tame organ. that his Holiness would
be more safe and '.free" in Malt, a
sort of ecclesiastical blow at Catholic
France under Bonaparte rule.
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EATCnELOis'S IlA,l, nl:.

A|s tiNBtS -
The Original ana Best in the World.
TIE only true and perfect HAIR DIE.
harmless, I;>lablc and Instantaneous.
Produces Immediately 4 splendid Black or
natural Er"wn, without iijuriils the hair
on skin. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad
dyes. sold by all Druggists. The ;,-n;iinr
IL signed William A. Eatcl-irr Also. RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FIEURS, Tor Restoring; and H,.antit,in"
the Hair. CHARLES EATCnMIuE.
Oct 81 ~ New York.
y NEW AND GRAND E.r."n IN M.I,lrlNr.
Dr MaGSlci IS the founder or L utW lnt,!i-
calsystcm The quantitarian. whose. vast
internal doses cnfceb!,. The atnln:r!, and
paralyZe the bowels, must give pl,rr.-ll,.,.
to the man who Restores health and apjn.-
ute, With from one to two .f his rXtraor,!i-
nary Pills, and cures the most ,rul..llt
sores with = box or so Of his Wonderful and
all-hcaling Salvc. These twn great ..l...i-
tics of the Doctor are fast suprrsrdinsc all
the Stereotypcd nustrilm. Of the ,!nv ~
traor'llnary cures hy Ma%%i'.l's Pills :.nl
Saivc have opened the eyes of IL. public 10
the Inctiicicncy of the i:,n-caii..d) Remedies
Of others, and upon which people have so
long llIndiy depended. MaS&icl'. Pm. ar.
not a! the class that :,rc swallowed Av TIA,
dozen, and OF which every box iu!. taken
creates All absolute l,r.:.sitv rny. another
One or two of MaESicls FIJI, :,u.:i.,.S to
place the bowels in perfect order. ton. ihr
stomach, create All appetite :.l:I ,n,...r tnc
spirits light and blnNant. cher. i, NO
"ripil:; and no reaction in the :orm nt con-
Stipati0n. If the liver is affected. its il:,,-
lions arc restored; and if the nervous sIs-
tenn il feeble, it il invigoratcd. This last
quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants OF delicate icmA!rS llccruuS
and cruptivo diseases arc literally oxtin-
SniehcI by the disnf"ctant power q: Mag
gels Salvc. In fact, it is here announced
that MnGJicrs BVious, UySititi- 0..d U,,u-
';hua PITS cure where all others fal. While
for burns. scalds, c!ilblains, cut. ami al!
ahrasions Of the skin NouJi,r> .Sr}r, is in
ta!lible. Sold by j. MagSi.l II Pine street
New York, and all druggists. AZ - cents
per DON. ,IulV 90 II
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Sugar and Coffee.

hAE llt%hKED bills. REFINED ST.
~ CARS, consisting OF trnShcd, Pow
d'r''l. Graliulatrd aud Extra Coffee sugars
:iu '.tl-. Mn$""vaLo Sugars.
l"o bags isl", Mararaiho aud Java C"f-
ices. 'n hand and Tor sale at low prices bv
sep: :, j. X Il. Il. AGNEW.
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Address \. K. COTTON, who has been
duly appointed our exclusive agent for Co
iumbla and adjoining Districts, from whom
the above machines can be obtained; also,
circulars and all information in relation
thereto. Or address
HORACE l.. EMERY d son.
Albany Agricultural Works,
Post Ofice Box 1913. Albany N. Y
The undersigned is also General Agent
for INGEkSOLL'S HAND COTTON PRESS.
'HOWE'S COTTON PICKERS and Bryden a
Robinsons STANDARD COTTON SCALES.
Sept 2lh1mo a. II. COTTON.
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y
deed, it is limited by an Ultramon-
tame organ, that his Holiness would
be more safe and ''free" in AIilt;, !.
sort of ecclesiastical blow ut Catholic
France under Bonaparte rule
BAD IRosrKCT FOR UAkvG;r IN
CANADA. A Montreal despatch of the
18th instant says: "We have had
torrents of rain to-day. Hay and
grain have been lying for weeks on
the ground. Not half Of the crops
have been saved All promised to
be splendid some time ago; but the
extraordinary wet season has destroy
ed every prospect. There will be
dreadful suffering this year in Lower.
Canada.
HoKRID DEATH OF A RADICAL.
One of the convicts of the Western
pa. Penitentiary. named Holmes,
on Thursday morning, INDUCED in
the most blasphemous language.
curslng everybody, cursing Christ,
cursing God, and pronounciny God
the author of all sin, and ridi,.ulnc
the Bible. While nttering his bias
phemy, he WAS suddenly struck down
with apopleAy, and remained uncon-
sclons until he died, on Friday.
AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER. The
gold and silver products Of the United
States, for the year 1866, have been
estimated Mt from $50, ,OOO. .0DO tn
$106, 600. 600. California produced
SD. oO0, 600; Montana, SIS. .OOu, 600;
Nevada, SIG, 900, 900; Idaho, ST.
900, O0O; Oregon, $1,000, 900; Colo
RADIO, SIT, 900, 900; other sources -, :
600, 600
The Montgomery .Adrrr4iSr,. says
that Mr.. II. NJ Nlicon, Il well-known
business man Of that city, has re
rently returned from :. visit to Eu-
rope, and gives it as his opinion. that
England and other foreign countries
arc perfectly Indifferent to the
amount Of cotton raised in America,
other cotton growing regions having
been largely developed within the
last few years
a new system Of biographies is an
nouncod ns in course of preparation
ny Nlpt. vi. T.. Nanny, late Ot the
Confederate States Navy. The name
Of the author of the 'phy$ical Geo
graphy of the Sea, well known over
the world to be one OF the most dis
tinGuished gcoSraphers of the present
time, Will create the highest cxprcta
tlons on the part of the public in le'-
gard to these promised works.
The New Orleans Picuyut" learns
from gentlemen from various, parts Of
Southern, Central and Eastern Texas.
that the cotton crop has been very
much injured by heavy and continu-
ouS rains during the last few weeks.
A gentleman just from The Yazoo
country, Mississippi, says that the
cAIIAn 1.1..An ~ AnuAn I'M NIal.1,.