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MANCHESTER.

LADIES FEsTIvAL.-We had the pleasure Of
attending the Ladies' Festival 1T the Baptist
church on "Wednesday night, and do not heSi-
tate 10 pronounce it Il grand success. Every
thing that can tempt the paiate-served in the
most exquisite style by the fair ones of our
town-can be had: Meats, fruits, hot coffee,
oysters, creams, JellieS &c, are but the head-
ings of the bills of fare; while the - fancy
tables y are laden with substantial and orna-
mental articles for both old and young. Don t
fail TO attend the festival tonight. The OBJ
ject is one which commends itself TO all.
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DEATH OF FATHER ASDREws.-The Rev. Ro-
bert II. Andrews, priest of the Catholic
Church, died yesterday evening, in the thirty
fourth year of his age. He was q Firginan
and a native of Essex county. He had charge
Of St. Patrick's church, on Church Hill. He
was IN efficient minister, and was dis tinSush-
ed for his piety and humanity He was one
of the most earnest and devoted fathers with
in the bishoprick, and his death is great loss
TO it, He was universally beloved for his gen.
tie disposition and the evenuess and sincerity
of his daily life
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CIRcrrT Court or HESRIco CoUyTT.-This
court meets in the capitol oday. There Will
probably be n lengthy session.
Alta late hour last night We learned that
Judge Christian would no, reach the city until
this afternoon. The grand jurors and wit
nesses are reGueste ted to attend 1t ii o'clock to-
morruM morning.
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ng-A PENNY SAVED PENNY MADE

ssyA PENNY SAVED ISA PENNY MADE,
and the bert place to save your money Is at
JULIUS SYCLE'S
9l3 MAIN STREET,
where large lot of auction goo is have Just been
received and are offered to the pablic at the low
est prices. In the line Of
DRESS GOODS
am offering French and English Merinoes, EN-
press Cloths, Popins and A!pscas at great re-
duction of prices.
Cloth, Cassimsres, Sattinels, &C., at the lowest
prices heard Of since 1850.
DOMESTIC Gooos.
In this line OF Dry Goods the prices OF every
thing have been made TO accord with the tre-
mendous fall or
KING COTTON!
Calico only lee. and l2c.
Calico, best makes, only l5c. and le3c
Bleached Cotton, only lCc. and l2c.
B.eached Cotton, yard wide, at lC3c.
Brown Cotton al the very lowest figures;
1914 SheetirG only acc Il yara
Bed Ticking, ShirliDg Stripes, &c., selling
cheaper than ever bef2re.
Great bargains in Flannels are offered to reduce
stock.
Come early, or they will be all gone.
Remember, the place 10 save money is at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, 9l3 Main street
have secured the services OF Messrs. RITTER
q. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE p.
BAGBY, and GEORGE sWABACHER, who would
be very happy 10 see and serve their numerous
friends
Closed on Saturdays. oc Is
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THE DRrSKER'5 FARM MrRDER.-During the
fall term of the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county, which is commenced to-day, the case
of James Jeter Phillips, charged with the
murder OF his wife, whose body was found on
Drinkers farm in February last, will be
called New witnesses have been summoned,
and /, Is expected that the trial will be even
more interesting than that before the County
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Ay BhTCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-BATCHR.
LoR'S HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR DYE Is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown romedte the Ill effects OF bad dyes ;
nvigorates the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
or a coun,arfait ian-tDlo
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Railroads.
% o. ssszs.i5ss -

99s u ~ - - -
D1CHMOND AND "a NV1 L L I
lCRAILROA D-cHAHGE OF SCHEDULE
ONLY OSE PASSENGER TaAlN DAtLY.-On
snd after MON DAY, October !, 1857, the Passenger
Trains on ths road will run follows:
GOING w Esr.-Through mail and passenger train
leaves hichmond daily At rs A. M; arrives at
DanTiile at L. u l.avss Danvills at a.05 2. II
arrives at Greensboro AZ 7l0P NJ.
Gorsa EAsT.-Leaves Greensboro daily al s. IL
4. u. arrives at Danviiie At s.c5 A. NJ. leaves
Danviils at 10 A. u. arrives at Richmond al
4.47P II.
Trains connect at Bnrk-vlls with passenger
trains on the Sou uthstds railroad Except on sun
days.: connect at Greensboro daily with trains
on the North Carolina railroad.
THOMAS D0DAMElp
Oc5 Snpsrinte ndent.
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Marine E7oteJJigence,

MI UIk15 III . Y AO--VO Il -0 TOUT.
Sun rises............ 6.37 Noon rises........ 10
Sun sets............. 90 high tide p. M. ]. t6
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER ~.
ARRIVED.
Stea mer Saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and passengers, B. AyTes Y Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer
chaDdise and passengers, Z. B.. Tatum.
Schooner Reading Railroad No. a3, Powell
Norfolk, msrch anlise, Cnrtis, Parker Riddck.
Schooner Reading Railroad No. Is, Petersburg
merchandise, Arlnstead Parr.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Reading Rai road No. Is, Anderson,
hence, at Philadelphia on 23d.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, sailed from
Bo. ton for Rich hmond on 22l.
SAVANNAH, october 81 2l.-sailad, steamer General
Burns. for New York. Arrived, steamer Fannie,
from Baltimore.
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hF MEDiCAL.-DR. PELHAM can be con-
suited on the THROAT LARYNX and LUNGS
Tho nature, causes, and cure. Consumption. Bron-
ehitis, Asthma, Nasal Catarrh. Dyspepsia Heart
piseases, Rheumatism and all other chronic dis
eases successfnlly treated at the St. Charles Hotel
Rooms Nos and g. oc cA-3t+
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SDecl0L Notices.

nE- PRESERVE YOUR TEETH-AR-
REST DECAY-REsTORE YOUR GUMS TO A
HEALTHY CONDITION. N.-DowDEN's DENTAL
FLUID whitens the teeth, perfumes the breath
rslereS toothache. Recommended by dentists
and phyaicians everywhere. For sale by all drug
Rists. Wholesale by
CANDY, GILPIN i CO., druggists.
oc Il Baltimore, Md
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auction Sales This Dan.

COON LAUGHTON will sell at the cir store, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, a fine assortment Of furniture
carpets, &c At II o'clock large iron SAFE
Illton macfarland's make, Will be sold.
u II. BERRY will sell at 10 o'clock the stock Of
groceries in the store No. 5ls Marshall street.
near the Second Market.
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THE CoURTs.-Judge Burnham eour was
in session Yesterday, but transacted no busi-
ness of public interest.
The Mayors Court Will he IN session To-Day
The Supreme Court of Appeals did nothing
Of general interest yesterday.
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OYSTERS.

OYSTERS. OYSTFRS-FOR THE
" COUNTRY. PtCKLED AND~ n
;ANNED The subscriber Is pre- @SN on
Jared to fill orders from tho country NJys
for FRESH and PlCkbED OYSTERS, ~&~
put up and sent In the best order. be
3 determined to mako brand that Will be infe-
rior to none. Orders Flled promptly Ho means
q make large establishment IN this city, 80 that
whsn ths Uhesapeak. and ONO railroad Is nm
l.hed Richmond will be ready to furnish the
people OF tho ohio with finer oysters than they
nc lis g. ZEwETl.E.
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Ritlunond 1ispatrlr.


TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COM-
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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OFFlca RICHMOND AND YORK RtvER)
RAILROAD COMPANY.


NEW LINE TO BA LTIMORE hh |
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YGRi
RIVER RAILROAD. This road Is now open IL
freight and passengers for Ba ltuore and Norfoh
Passengers for Baltimore leave the Richmon
and York River Ralroad depot every TUESDA
and FRIDAY at O'Clock A. 81. reaching Bal!I
more to early breakfast next morning Geturrin.
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY a.
SATURDAY at o'clock z. NJ, reaching RicD
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
Freight for Baltimore received every day (Sur
days excepted) at the Richmond and York Rive
Railroad depot.
Passengers tor Norfolk and intermediate lard
ings leave the hichmnnd and York River Rail
road depot every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, an
SATURDAY at 7 O'clock A. NJ.
Freight for Norfolk and intermediate landing
received at this depot ON MONDAYS, WEDh 10
DAYS, and FRIDAYS.
on THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS the trains vii
leave the White House on the arrival Of the Bait
more boat.
katss as low as by any other line.
For further information, apply TO
WILLIAM b. ENOs, Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company
A. NEEDHAM Il SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
au 3l-ts
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REHABILITATION .

Whole number of votes cast in the AGO
city. - = =
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THE DISPATCH.
TEpMs OF ADvERTISING:
Steamers.

DOR PALATKA, FLA, SAyANs
Z AH,GA., EssgNAHDINh, a aET.
itfAS Atf syThts f'c2k.Ta os 4aa AsS s. -
JOHS's RlEER..Tbe splendid
! STEAMER "DICTATog,"
| LOCO tons burthen.
Captain Louis u. Cox.rrgR,
will sail from Middle Atlantic wharf, Charleston,
| 8. C., for tbs, above places svsry TUESDAY
Central railroad at Savannah for Mobile and New
Orleans.
For freight or 5.'bfssss s. sIgPgS iPsSy CO. Agents,
cei-3m Charleston, s. C.
OHUADELPHIAAN AND RICHMOND
STEAMSHIP LINR-TwICg EeEA
WEEK Until fur;hsr notice the %sST8
Dsfa SsG IsI and CLhYnoNT viii leave
Philadelphia every WEDNtSDAi ana no. SAT9S- SSnrpS
DAY, aud ichmond ever. MONDAY snd Thurs
fr-isht take and bi!s OF lad!ns signed through
for CRARLAsToN. SAVANNAH, and NEW Ok
Passage, including meals and s.aseroom, 30.
2l-s ofico No 2l's on the Dock.
UOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
L STEAMSHIP C0hPATY.-The SA
,pls1rd;d new side, y %da ssl s.sam.htg. SA
ssys sxsTy TTssDA3 Thu TaUksP3AsxS: - Z:
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
presslJ for this route Thay havo splendid ssioons
ind staterooms, and the fare, attention, ana ac'
:ommodations are unsnrpasssd.
Goods shipped By this line are landed regularly
It New York on ths company's covered pler"
North rivsr) within forty sight hours;
Insurance effected at lowest rntes when ordered.
Fretghts for points beyond New York are for.
sarded with dispatch, and no charge made exceps
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or
cans and oths ar southern ports leave from the ID.
dining pier. ALI goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGBsTs.
N. l.. McCRgADT, President, is7 Greenwich
SAX shS6EL jlsI AYHRRFES co ,,RIshmoat. Va;
JOHN N. w EST, City Point and Pstershurg
tn. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, sTRy Ey. 1YREs CO..
corner Main and Eleventh streets, mp stairs.
fs2s-ts
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
L AID ALL LASpIaaS ON THE1 "a
IAMES EfvER -Ihs fsst srd alo- lsEsg2kSsssJ
ysnt stasmer john SYLVESTER. xasslXlsSsSE
CAPTAIN z. G. 0rFPoap.
,laces on MON DAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY
4 d 80 o'clock A. NJ, and return on tuesday,
rhnr,day, and Saturday. -
PASSBNGskS arrivs at NoRFOl W nms 70
connect With steamers for BALTlMohh ana
TEAM leaves CITY POINT for PETERSBURG
on arrival of STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk - svSp,cur 90
.sce!ved at all hours for b0sT0N. BALTIMORE,
principsI LkEDINGS ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
md al LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER ut rea-
,onabls rates.
Letters entrusted to wiser OF steamer must De
enclosed In Cover rr9ss stamped snveiops
fAR1gy f.1M to 5,ss 81 O. FAa%a; see.msis .sS1s sshsI'
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sT no FARMERs AND PLANTERS.

~ TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-
BONE DUST.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with warranted pure article Of FINE
BONE that will drill perfectly well In a machine,
Mt AS low rate as coarser bone is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyss
perfectly pure or no sale. Samples sent on receipt
OF three. cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTs.
This Is one Of tho most forcing and quick acting
manures In the market and Is by far the ch eapast.
1t Is composed OF the night soil OF New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted.
1t Is then deodorized, dried, and pulverized to
-four. -Four hundred pounds OF this drilled in with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn out soil. Price S?5 per ton. Apply to
TIE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
&c Courtlandt street. New York, or TO
HOoE / WEDDERBURN,
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rCTURE.-Cn FRIDAY the 25th
! Instant at atgbalf-past p. M, Rev. 7. Il.
PkITCHARp, Of Petersburg will deliver M q LEG. &C
IraR in Grace--reet Baptst church, DeioTe the
nhsY 4rrsACrloEs OF The BlBLs." Admission
10 cents.
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BE THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
MlTTELDORFER 4 CO.'S,
No 1909 Main street
REDUCED PRICES IN ALL GOODS.

REDUCED PRICES IN ALL GOODS.
We call attention to the above notice. and invite
all in wart TO call on Monday morning, when we
will open our third new supply Of DRY GOODS,
which have just been purchased in New ! ork at
auctions and private sales and we will now offer
goods at REDUCED PRICES, to meet the wants Of
every
The following gentlemen are with us, and would
be pleased to SEQ their friends: JOHN o. SALE, K.
G. TURNER, D. MITTELDoRFER, F. p. GRBTrEE,
WILLIAM BRENT, and ELLIS MI1TELDoRFER.
oc lots
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From Professor Charles Martin Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia. dated July l, 1857:
"The Double Refined Poudrette Is operating
like charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. am already salts
Il ed that It IS the cheapest and renovator OF
orr worn. ont soils" jy 20 3m*
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DOR tE%T, the neat FoUR-ROoM
I COTTAGE &EsIDEyCa on Thir'ieth ISssss>
a,'w--u Lei4h AMI Clay streets, WIN Enssa
good water on tho pr"u4!scs viii be rented very
- 20 q Suul tgIaut. LYME Bh0rHER,
Real Estate A6en's and AncNonetrs,
at z Z; No. 1859 Main street.
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DHRENOLOGY.- All who would
l. know themselves ard have correct chart o.!
character, disposition. and talsgt I. .ch!ug them
tho resr"!nts and cullvations 10 make for succos.
In busincss and pr less on can be accommodated
by cailing on Or. J TROTFSR At the Vslens
tine Hou.e, where he Will remain a fcw days. h-
will sell 4 splenCid -TEHEoSCUrTICp ~ PAM
RANlC MUSEUM on good tenn, afording Sreat
profit .or any one wishing 10 traye! and XIV. "a
ts..a!nments. Call and &c -o--lS
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HUNNICUTT, JR., ARRESTED.

VOTING BY CANDLELIGHT.
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Last Day of the Election.
EARLY CLOSING IN TWO.
NEGROES ATTEMPT TO VOTE FOR
ABSENT MEN.

DEAD ME'N At TIE POLLS!
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THIRD WARD.

The polls We're closed at l2 o clock last night
Whites, Lips; colored, 1858. Coiored ma
jority, 2O7.
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JeaceIerS, dc.

u FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN formerly
u. FRANKLIN & Coz, 9B .AO@
Main greet, above post. office. KY wT
tries ana suix the aye correctly
with h!s superior BRAZILIAN 2 EB LIE anL
Gil! SIS sPgCTACLEs and EYEGLASSES.
Fino OPERA CLASSES, MICROSCOPES, he.
2t 20 staTn prices.
Pebbles Gad glasses set In frames to order.
2l
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FURNIs
N TURE-Ws are now In receipt OF tho largest
md most complete assortment OF new and elegant
FURNITURE ever OF. red to tho Virginia public.
embraces every description Ieaded for the perfect
,utht of halls, parlors. dining. rooms, and cham
lers, and the prices range from the lowest TO the
aighe est fgurea-accOrdiEg to quality. We are de-
.srrninsd TO uae the same strenuous axerttOns TO
please which have characterized Us for A1uarter
Of a century past, and most respectfully invite
continuation Of the patronage heretofore so npe-
rally extended Us. -
HABLIsTOH & BROTHER,
se 30 No. 9D5 Main afrast. corner OF Ninth.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-Th boats
lS OF the JAMES El1ER AEDssF,---11yrTTTITa
KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY sIssrags:sss
will lsave the dock Is I,uei
promptly At l2 O clock ". on / ULS DAYS, THURS.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS
Freight and tolls goods for LynchbGrg and
beyond collected De-! very or prepaid II the op-
tion Of the saipper. Freight received and deliver
ed et my Office, on the dock.
Way Fretsh. will not be delivered III charges
ara paid.
Boats locked and insnrsd.
10 Its EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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Culpetiu9s, Furniture, DC.
ESTABLISHED IN 1917.

j. HENRY RATION,
S34 MAIN sTREgT,
Successor TO Regnault Y Co..
DEALER ~
PAPEE-uASGINGS and BORDERS,
CURTAIN GOODS, WINDOW SHADES,
MATTRESSES, LOUNGES, &c.
Rooms halls, Sc, PAPE2ED at tho shortest
notice, and at reasonable prices.
UPHOLSTERY WORK OF every description
sxecuted In the best style.
Mr.J. Y. RhGsAULr, being in tn same building,
will cheerlulIy aid me with his long expert ence.
J. HENRY GRAFTON,
over Resnault & Co. . auction house.
sp 23eodlm
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The crowd at the polls was ~ ~ . - were
w w"S few disturbauces and breaches Of the peaee
oeeaSionaiy % teM beIgerent fellow was hnIr'ea
to the police station, but as genera 'hins
The column Of negroes steadily anu 4u1e''S
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Appended are the official returns from the
first. second, fourth and fifth wards, and the
number of votes cast in the third ward:
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The Rernnnal Of Sheridan

The removal of Gen. Sheridan, says
tie n. Y. Herald, from the Fifth Mill:
tary District, aud his transfer to Mis-
souri, will, no doubt, be received with
a great outcry by the Radical portion Of
the Republican party press. But il: il this II
last movement, as ia the first grand coup
by which Stanton was depesed from the
War Department, President johnson,
with a great deal of shrewdness and sa-
gacity, bas efeetually headed off all at
tempts to create popular excitement
over his acts, or to confer upon Sheridan
the valuable crown of martyr. In ap-
pointing Gen. Thomas to the command
in Louisiana, as in assigning Grant to
the duties of the War Department,
the President satisfies the country that
his object is rather to give harmony and
efficiency to the work of Reconstruction
than to embarrass it's progress. The
well-known sentiments of the new CON-
mander, his recognized fidelity to the
reconstruction policy approved by the
loyal States, his valuable military SER
vices and his admitted civil qualifications,
will induce the people to acquiesce as
readily in the removal of Sheridan as
they did in the deposition of Stanton.
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Gen. PePE's RECOMMENDATION OF BAN
1sHNENF.-The New Times, in an article
on Gen. Popc's letter to Gen. Grant,
says:
Were we at the threshold of recon-
struction, instead of mid.way.in its ap-
plication, the suggestion of Gem Pope
touehing the manner Of dealing with
rebel leaders and noisy assailants of the
law would merit more attention than will
now be accorded toit. Banishment from
the country might then have been sane
toned as the punishment best adapted
to the peculiarities of the case. By send
ing influential rebels inte exile, their
evilinhuence might have been terminated,
an6a foundation laid for peace, which
now is sadly needed. The enforcement
of this penalty is no longer easy or practi-
cable. 1t may yet become necessary,
in individual cases, bnt~ as general
measure for suppressing disaffection and
restoring quiet, it can hardly be said to
be available. The pardons granted form
serious obstacle, and the delay in ap-
plying it would invest it with something
like inviaious ualignity. Should events
necessitate barsher measures to secure
the ends aimed at BY Congress, the ban
ishuent of the agents Of .disafection
would, still be preferable to a general
scheme Of caniscation. Neither, we
trust, will be found necessary. But the
South may usefully remember that both
are get within the scope of the. Con-
gressional opportunity, if the present
plan fail to accomplish its declared pur-
poses.
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whose names we regret having forgotten.

whose names we regret having forgotten.
Proud are they of their distinguished titles,
and Of serving under SO able commander
as Capt. 4. These corps commanders are
efficient, thoroughly drilled in their duties,
and perfectly satisfied with work, pay and
treatment, as are also the whole force Of
workers, and hence everything works sue
cessfully and eharmingly, with hut little
of the common, petty troubles to the pro-
prietor. We had nearly omitted mention
Of Adjutant Tom, who performs an impor-
tant role in extending orders, and also in
the capacities Of quartermaster and com.
misSary. We were struck too with the
character Of the soil on his place; much
of it is exceedingly rich, while one tract Of
uncleared hckoryforest cannot be excelled
the far famed west not excepted. In fact
we noticed evidence all along for miles be-
fore reaching this plantation, Of fine crops
and rich soils, and arc still stronger in the
conviction, that the old State has still the
germs Of prosperity, within her bosom.
We wonld Ike to speak Of, many other
; things, but space Will not permit. Suffice
the trip, visit, surroundings and belongings
were pleasant and refreshing, and the atten-
tions of our hospitable host, who not only
conveyed us thither but back also, and piled
it on in the intermediate stage, will not
soon be forgotten.
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False impression.

We regret to learn that false impres-
sion prevails in the country injurious to
the interests of this town in regard to
the health of the latter. That there is a
degree of sickness, common to the season,
twe do not deny? but the mortality is
very slight few cases but yielding to
proper. treatment and care. A gentle.
man just returned from the upper dis
tricts informs US that he heard that as
many as seven deaths occurred here in
neday. The report is false and absurd !;
as many deaths have scarcely. occurred
in as many months. = A few freed persons
have died through careless andineffcient
treatment, attributed entirely to their
own people, hence the false Eumer, per-
haps: D.. We trust that the minds of our
friends in the country will be disabused
of the idea. We assure them there is
no fouudation in fact forit.