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y r Georgia items.
Iu1etvett un yester-
day, stating that four men were arrested at White
Pond, in South Carolina, charged with burning the
8 Vsucluae Factory q. few iweeks ago. They were
brought this city for safe afekeeping.--Angasto
Aom1pR,fT.- Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock,
So Mr. Thomas Mida:eton Was driving an hotel
steanship shed, his body was jammed against a
string piece with such force as to crush in the
WoodWorEof the seat. - a..
Ha: was saysrely internally injured and was i'm
cea:uf Doetor Walsh secured, who decided that he
had sustained q fracture and dislocation OF the
dorsdl oetebrde, with paralysis Of the lower e1-
tremites, and pronounced his case most extraor-
dina1y one u medical sufgs6y aga,nan Ren,.buoan
eia and the West are still gathering up freedmen.
Several gangs have left this place lately. In some
cases white laborers have been employed.
ss We tttlink many families who have emigrated to
sTexss and other Western States viii repent the
moye. It would have been bette. for them to have
still fand viii continue to be, the Empire State Of
the South. There is an abundance OF employment
here for those willing to work. 50
Athens Bonner, 6s.
: 5THEWHEAr CRoP.--Fears have been entertained
that tbs late protracted cold weather had injured
thesWheat in this section. We are grahfed to state
that several intelligent farmers who have e1anin-
ed 1t carefully ssy that it has not been damaged
thus far. The prospect is good for an abundant
harvest bid.
=. RAnRoAD MEETING We learn from the Argus,
that railroad meeting was held by the people ol
Decatur, at cambridge, on Tuesday, the I'D ult.,
at which $50, 600 were subscribed and the Inferior
Court recommended to subscribe $4,000 more to
Z the stock Of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, on
condition Of the completion of the said road to cer
tain points within a given time. The City Coun-
eli of fBainbridge are also represented as hvoring
the OF $5O 600 the city for the same
purpose. These amounts foot up S1S0, 900, which,
obtained will greatly facilitate the operations OF
the, company. .Once:more, We wish our Bainbridge
friends SUCCESS in their undertaking-bu we do
not wish the road to stop at cambridge. We wish
to SEQ it running into Pensacola.
4 s Southern Enterprise.
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eHzsMAa Hous1. CHICAGO, III,

February II. 1858.
Msasns P. T. DRA1E Co.:-Elease sead us another
tEeIva cases Of your Plantation Btters. As
aupetizer they appear to have superseded eTeE9thn8
else and are greaty esteemed.
ARRANGEMENTS are now completed to supply any de.
nau for this article which has not heretofore peen
The public may rest assured that tn no case VIII the
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION De
departed from Every bottle bears Me tac-sate oT our
sonature steel plate engraving, eT rs ednn0s os 9e'
tkit1e. r,,...,,n. =.
bsIk or BY the galoH sotndter a"d s1sposeT 9sNose
of r.6ilsd 6ottles See that Prtuate Stamp UFnr
aold BY ali Druggiss arooers and Deaers throughout
Tho cofntrV
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THALBERG.
GOTTaCHALK.

I consider Chickering & Sons Pianos. beyond COM
pariaou, the best have ever seen in America.
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IlHE .BESF .TONIC...NOV in =USE! !!
7TANHo0iDD::ANDn THE V1GoR Oh YOUTH

NEANKOOD::AND THE V1GOR OF YOUTH
restored infour weeks, by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE
or LIFE Dr. Ricord tof Pars after years of earest
citaaon has tlng acceded to ths earnest reauests
ofthe American public mid appointed an Agent in New
YORK. for the sale Of bis valued and Essence
OF Life This wonderful agent will restore manhood TO
the most shattered, constitutions, whether arising from
e1cesses the effects Of climate or natural causes The
lime required to cure the most inveterate case is four
weeks; and If used according to- printed Instructions
which are very simple. failure ia This life
restoring remedy should be tasu by an about to marry
"a is effects are is by the
medical press to be tho grsatest discovery e7er made
It's developing powers miraculous Success In every
case Is ga cera as that scianee oyerhrows Ignorance
DR. Rcords Essence Of Life Is Hod in cases with full In
strucona for 1se S four quantities In one for &c.
and will be sent to any part carefully packed, onrecpt
of remittance 10 his accredited; agent. -
81. 5i.st5 35.5i. .3s.5:t-; PHILIP ROLAND, a.
.sbSarcin N NO. 81 Liberty street. New York. -
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--F
Ia: ~ z 9tt,, =!
aA smile was on her health Was In her iooS 1
strength 8 her step and N her h.nda-flAsaa
1'0A sT.-l8e0.-:X. ::.i;.s:.
Asew bottles Of PLANTATION B1rEErs .';..ss
VIE cure Nervous Headache;
Cold Extranites and Eever1sn Alf
G5aI ~ I'd. Sour Stomach and Fahd Breath.
Flssulsncy and Indigestion. &
Nervous AGsctonn =, 4 ,..:;5,ty
tm Excessive Fatigue and Short bfeatn.. 90 -
Pain over the Eyea. q
s..asi Mental Dependency. 60 30.
Prostration; Great WeaAn ness. - s; . :.
sa1ow Complexion weak boEeas, sc -: -
"n'o9 LIVER i1H uoMPI1INT;ANDDY ''s't
Ills astimated that seyentenths 9f s adnls tI
nrnseai from deceased and torpid liver The bhry
aeoreons of the liver overfowng into the Homaon POI,
son the entire system aud exhibit the above symptoms
After long research, we are able TO presens
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases
the world has ever produced Within, one year over n1
hundred and forty thousand persons have aHsn tae
PLANTATION 31TTEns and not an instance on coinpa
II is most e6sctua tonic and agreeable Bt1mulant
suited ss all conditions Of lie. -,
The reports that It relies upon mineral 1of
"a con Of tha pubIio and that patientu may consult
their physicians, we append LIST OF its oompo1snM
OA1NA1A BAnx.-Celebrated fer over two hundred
YEARS In the treat ent OF Fever and Ague, Dyspepg
Weakness etc. It was introduced into Europe ny tne
Oountesa wife Of the Viceroy OF PsrE, In le4V ano
afterwards sold by the Jeauts fer the enormous pTIee o'
t o,o,a 4seiet in si1ue under the name OF Jess oo-
ds,s. and Sss finally made public by Louis XVI King
Of France Humboldt nakes especial reference 70 is
GAsoaHrIrA BAax-For diarrhoss, colo and diseases
OF the stomach and bowels
DASppLIoN-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop
GH.Mosa1K F1owKHs- enfeebled digestion.
I.AyENpKR FLowRns-Aromatc, stimulant and tonic
highly invigorahng In nervous debility.
WSITSTEnasrEa-For scrofuls, rheumatism, etc.
sx1an An aromatic carminatve; creating hesh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also, clove-buds orange, carraWay, eeGiandef naAe
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ASA 0URRN.

pH11ApaLpH1A, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1882
REspGorED FRrrNp:-h1y daughter has been much
benefited by the OF thy Plantation blteFs' iaou
wilt send me two bottles mora. aro,,-,,s
- Thy friend, AsA OohtiN.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, February IL.
The arket was firm and quite active sales 800 bales
.tunchAng ID prices viz at 27 ss at 20, at as, 81
at sK ss at SO at 2s 2s at 2s 81 at 50, 10 at so1
10 at so 50 at at s 1s at s1, IS at s2 1s at
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=. WImlfnBtOn5 s1HSifEe!ls e ., 2 I
WILMINGTON, February 11.-TuaPEN11s4--L.sa In II
80 bbl RECEIVED and sold at So 80 for yellow Dip aud w
for hard, per $50 lbs. .o,e,. .,,4
sPIRITs sTUapENTE.-Sales Of 4a bbls at 60a61 ceass
RosrN.-Market quiet but steady Gales Of l2S bbls
strained Common at s3a8 12K and 80 do No at % 30
TAR.-5O bbls changed hands at 81 80 per DBL.
CorroN-Market hrmer, and the price has ADVANCED
ahsde Sales Of s. bales at 28 cents for Low Mddhn
and 2a 29kaS0 cents for MddHng. Is-t1S
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, February 9-CoTroN.-The demand has
been limited to-day and confined to few. Sales reached
900 bales the market closing quiet but rm at a30c
for middlings.
MoNErARY AND FNANc1A1.-E1change and coin have
been very quiet to-day.
Banks and bankers continue to draw New York sight at
u discount But little has been done outside; rate e
discount. .1sa.5i.
Sterling is dull and irregular at l42al45.
New Orleans sight, par.
Gold opened at 137al37 but closed, under unfaEo1a-
BILE New York accounts at 136a1S7.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts since yesterday
were confined to 288 hogsheads Sugar. 534 bbs and u
half bbls Molasses, which comprised about al the sup
plies in first hands on SALE The demand Is very good
to per b for the different grades OF Sugar, and "a
to 8c gal for Molasses Weeks sales 1850 hhds su
gr 1890 bbls Mossses receipts 1908 hhds Sugar 284
bbls Molasses exports So hhds Sugar. 94 bbs Molasses
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.sIMlLIA sIlqILlBUs5CURANTUR,
..z.,s5,;,,,.. HUMPHREYS -. .'z-ft' :.
rIDmE8rATHIC sPMO3EICS.

- HOMEOPATHIC 9PNC1EICS------
-CTAvE PROVED, TR6M THE MOST AMPLE EIpE-
III RIENCE, an entirn SUCCESS: Simple-Prompt-
dent and Reliable. They are theonly medicines per.
!ecy adapted to popalur ussso simple that istskes
cannot be made in using them 30 harmless as to be
lree om danger, and efficient as to be always reia
be They have raiaed the highest comm ftoru
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SARATOGA.
's'EXCELSl0Rn Spring WAITER.

VlHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED 70
be unequaled by that Of any other In the far ramed
valley Of Saratoga Is virtues such as have secured
1t the high eucomiums Of Ill who have used It, possess
ing it does in eminent degree catharc, diuretc
alternative and tonic qualities
E, From SAMUEL HENRY DIOKSON;M ID. D., Professor
Practice Of Physc, Jefferson Medical College, Ph!lar
delph1a, formerly Of Charleston 8. G.:
-, - PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1855.
have been for year more past in the habit OF
taking the water of the 1celsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid Ute
to the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that valley dependent indeed
fed that the Excelsior Taar is as well adapted any
other among them, not more 60, to the purposes TOT
which they are generally employed Il Is very agreeable
sparkling. - II can heartily and conscientously
recommend 1t to all who need gentle cathartic and
The Water is put up In Pint and Quart bottles aud
packed in good order far shipping Pints In boxes OF
four dozen each and Quarts In boxes Of two dozen each
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II HlENCG, al eQtlr0 SUCCESS: :SlIQpio-ffompE-flU
dent and Relisble ;They are the only medicines per-
scty adapted to popnlur useso simple that nistsses
cannot be made in using them; harmless as TO be
ree from danger, and 90 efficient a. to be always rea
ble They have raaed the highest oommeraaton trom
III. and win always render satiafac ctton. .r,.s
., =. Worms, Worm.Fever, ::Worn-Coio. %
Z" Q, - Crying Collie, or Tsething Of In.
Dian9hsa Of oIi;en or Adults. Is
q, 8, q, :ckoiesa q Ihorbas,s s' Nausea, Sonit: . :
~ COUGHS, Colds Bsonohitis. :. ::
g. NouraldIin; Toothache Faoeaohe.. 25
8, =" Hoadachea, Sick Hesdache,r Vertigo: -
H 10. =" Dyspepaia,s BIioua stomsch. -.
h" IL, Suppressed, or Painful Periods.
Ia Whites. too profnso: periods ......s. 2b
s 81 Is, =" Group, Oough, Difficult Breathing. ~
|" IA Salt kheum, Erssips!as, EruptionH. s2b
0. Is, "a RheumAdGm, Rheumatic Palms,. 2t
!" le. Fever and Ague, fOhin Fever, q I.
~ pfiss. Blind or, BLEEDING. 50
-. is, Opthalnay, and Sore or Weak Eyes. 80
- 10, Ciatar-h, ACutG: or Ohronto Inau.
wheoping snoo dough-: 50 50
i u a, q" AGthma, Oppressed Breathing. ...... 80
I q "a, - Ea-. Discharges, Impaired Hesf.
Is 40, - scrofaia, Enlarged Glands, ewell.
aeasrai s: debility Physical Wsalneaa 60
!" 26, Dropsy aud scanty secretons .,.:;. 90
q 2a. Sea sickness. Sickness. from BID lid -, :,
ing oU
-" ~, Kidney Disease, Grave. ..........s 90
n 98. Nervous Debility. Seminal Emit
sions Involuntary nisohargeB.. .....l. 90
49, Sore Mouth. Can nker............... 60
Is 80, Urinary Ineontinensc, Wetting
Bed ou
Is 81, Painful Periods. even with
~ 81 SUITE rsags at Change Of Lie. e.........1.oo %
~ 88 Eptlepsy, Bpaams, 1T. Vitus' Dance.L 90
Ct 8l Diptherla, liberated Sore Troat,.. 90
l.-z FAMILY CASES.
Is yIaI morocco case and book:
10 large ytals In morocco, and book. 900
40 lnrGe yials plain case and book. 300
Is bo1es fNos to 49, and book. 500
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany oases 10 vlala. $1,000
3uele ytaH, with directions Luz
ISETheae remedies, by the case or single box, are
tent to any part country. by Nail E1press free
II charge, on receipt Of the prdce. Addreks
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
- HOMEOPATHIC MEDIU1NE COMPANY, -
Office and Depot No. 6Ba Broadway, New York
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office, per
onaiy or by leter as above. for ali forms of disease
js57 DOWIE & NOISE.
w. A. gKRINE.
A. E. ECKI;i. d CO.. retail Agents,
No. 23l KING-STREET, 4th door above Market-st.
- AnrI IA - mwfSno emo Oharasten. s. q.
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ROkEE PILLS,
- l1a. FemaaIs RegasLttt07',

/ ! 7 ; ! ]
:s:.,.i5-A N Cure Suppressed, Esscessfus and
M Painful Mea,st,alation, Green
! T5 Sickness, Ner'voas and Spinal ~
!; - 6@ fections, Pains In the Back, Sick
-: n f4SA Hsadache, 6iddiness, and all dis
~ eases that spring from frreguarity,
-. " 1*S1 81 By removing the cause and all the
- K1&ats.;:li effects that arise from it. They
/. }63A - are perfectly safe in all cases, eu-
( FEG&a6i8 +: :cept soaen forbidden by di,ec-
y - tions, and are easy to administer,
a&# IS as they arc nicely sugar coated
sYR63!ft "a They should be In the hands OF
Ef3H every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
~ in the land.
kSM: :z5a. Ladies can address us In perfect
: ~ confidence, and state their COM
nlaints In full as we treat all Female ComplGints
and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases to
Z which they are esubect-Thirty-tw page pamphlet,
. In o sealed envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pill, are sold by all druggsts at 81
per box, or six boxes for S5i or they arc sent BY
mail free Of postage, In on ordinary letter, free
from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor
Dr.. W. B. MERW1N, 81 Walker St., NY.
B-Cherokee PILLS No. 2 are prepared for
special cases, when milder medicines i1il ! these
are sent by mail free of postage on receipt Of s5
the price Of EACH 6oa.
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CAR D..

It is with ttngs OF pride ss American
that We publial the following testimonials which have
BEEN reoaiva4 BY NJ reosntly:i-
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February a-CoT1oE--The market
opened this morning with restricted inquiry, and,
owing to the receipt Of adyices from Liverpool reporting
decline in that market, the movement has continued
unusually quiet throughout. The offerings were ai-
Client to meet the demand, and most holders were dis
posed to sell, but were generally unwilling to aecede to
the concessions claimed by buyers while the majority ot
the latter view Of the increased depression prevailing
in both the foreign and domestic markets, deemed It
more advisable to defer the execution OF their orders
and await the effect of further Developments. Under
these circumstances the sales were exceedingly hgEt
summing up at the close barely 250O Bales taken b
twelve brokers ct irregular but easier prces-he market
closing dull and nominal at our qustations.
With the above remarks We repeat non1nauy as tot-
lows: Ordinary, 28c Good Ordinary 29c; Low MlddiDg
30c Mddng 31c The sales for the past three days
comprss 49, 500 bales, making aggregate tor the week
Of 200 bales against 80 600 last week. The recePts
proper during the past week excludn arrivals from MO-
bile Florida and Texas which included IN their re-
spectve statements embrace 030 bBss against H.
last week. showing decrease 62G bales The weeks
exports comprise 093 baes-6170 Of which were coast
wise, and "a, ,923 to frreign ports.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand September 1st, 1eG6.... bales-lo2
Received to-day o,oao .,a 49,.
Received previously go oal~oaa'ooo
635,16S
Cleared 90; a2o ss5 saa
cleared previously 's-oov'ooo
Stock on hand 1850
The clearances comprise s27 bnles for Barcelona and
30S2 for Hayre
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THALBERG's OPlalON.
4 consider Ch1ctsring l. Sons Pianos, beyond COM
pariaon, tho best have sean In America ,,
sA.'' .':: ,aI9s.se a, 81. g. THALBERa,
IL Chairman Of Jury on Musical 1nssropents.
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P, H, DRAKE & CO., New York.
-, an 55-l+5Es mWf Vi
WINDOW SHADES.

rARRIsON BARNET, MANUFACTURE AND M
III PORTER Of WINDOW SHADES. CoRNl0ES
Bands Pins Tassels, Gimpa. Loops, Cords &C.; Mhlte
and Buff hollands; No. 126 WILLIAM Street between
Fn1ton and John streets, New York.
Store and Office Shades made to order.
December "a At"Aoa@o
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80: ~t- s.S.
:Nnchri1la Market.

NASHVILLE, February 6-P. n: :-Cor!oN--T1ere was
more animation in the market ana the saes Went
9ssa7X; "a at at 2T; At %; IT. st 7ha2so no.
The market closed firm at thoss figures:
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nAHRoAD AMEs, WHEELS, CHAIRS, SPIKES.
I;oits. Nuts washers, Car, Ship and Bridge Bolts,
iron Foroings of various Nnds &C., &c. -Els=
STEEL AND RUBBER SPRINGS, LocoMoTIVEAN AND
HAND LANTERNS, Portable FORCES and Jack Screws,
Cotton Duck for Car Covers, Brass and Silver
Betting OF all kinds, Baggage Checks, &C., &c.
Also,-Agents for the manufacturers OF CAR HEAD
Innings.
ALBERT BRIDGES. :........".,..... JOEL g LANE.
No ranobar8 tuthsGno
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@ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS END PRICE LlsTs
sENT BY MAIL.
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LETTER FROM THE SPRINGS"

correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
BoAz HOUSE, MILLsoRo' DEPOT, July II.
After revealing amid the ''lat things of the
harvest at this place. and leaving remnant to
be cleaned by friend from Ethiopia, betuke
ME to NV pen to send you some lew items,
which Won NAV allow to i'll! liltlr space /" the
columns Of the Gazette.
For some DAYS past this section has been u''
The oui aire, in anticipation OF the con7ehtloli,
of those interested in the proposed rallToau
connection between the western terminus OF tle
Virginia Central Railroad and the ONO RIVER
and also much interest Is eVinced on tue PG,'
Of the lev capitalists, and many less hnauGlaiiy
blessed regarding the results 0! iIs delIIeil
lions. 1t is universally desired, az am eila,
blad TO ascertain, that the T0rk may hs piaced
into active, energetic, and economical haha5
and ex.edited as rapidly a. possible, ana As il
is regarded by all to be OF vast impoftan1e' IL;
reatl7 or indirectly, to the State al large,
hope subscriptions may assume proportions !e
vond The most sanguira expectations OF its nfig
lnators 49,.
The President Of the Baltimore and Ohit
Railroad and party passed this station about
- ,lock u. m. en- route for the White Sulphur
and while passing their elegant palace ear
coming in contact with oyerhanping caves o.
the depot shed, carried away the spontng
thereof, but doing no damage to the car lar
| Their than the loss Of one or two OF lis yenlIla
| tors. =, ,
Regarding registration in this county (Bath
| the books show 800 whites, 70 colored voters
one precinct to hear from.
The corn crop will be unusually short, bu
the wheat is harvested --large crop.
Visitors to the different Virginia Springs ar
beginning to arrive in considerable numbers
and some OF the watering places vii be wei
patronizel. ROVER
RAppAHANNOCK COUNTY. atrlieni
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ALEXANDRIA.
In the debate IN the Senate, yesterday, On

In the debate in the Senate, yesterday, on
Mexican affairs, Mr.. Reverdy johnson gave q
brief history of Mazimiau's career, and of
the causes that led him 10 enter Mexico, show.
ing that in the first instance, leading men and
high officials in Mexico sought, through MIR.
McLane, our then Minister, the interpostlon
ofthe United States, aud desired this govern
ment to establish order and erect permanent
republic; and failing in this, thelsame parties
invited Macmillan to come to Mexico and
establish an empire, assuring him that they
represented the voice Of the people as express
Ell by vote Mr.. johnson paid high tribute
to the character of Macmillan, and called at
tention to his noble and honorable traits,
especially referring to the fact that Macmillan
could have left Mexico under the protection OF
the French troops, but refused to DC so because
he felt it to be his duty to reman and share
the fate Of his followers.
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One Of the old arguments against the con-
tinuance OF slavery, in this country was, that
",he public opinion of the world was against
it, As the execution of Macmillan is actu-
silly made party poitica! question, what is
thought of the public opinion Of the word, "
as to L.lt matter
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Mr.. Logan, of Illinois, in his speech in the
House OF Representatives, yesterday, announ-
ced himself in favor of hanging Jefferson
Davis and all his Cabinet; Landed Juarez for
having Macmillan executed; and declared
that he had mo respect for any man who
would 60 bail for Jefferson Davis. We refer
Mr.. Logan to Mr.. Bolts They both sit in
the same pew, in the same political church.
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MONETARY AND COMa1ERCgAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July 13.-The mar.
ket to-day is unsettled i, and there is Il Disagree
ment in the views of buyers and sellers. Flour
is quiet Wheat nominal, with sale Of some
inferior and damaged old red at l25. Corn I'M
settled, with offerings Of upwards Of l,C00 BUSH
els, and sales Of yellow at 100; white and mix
ed 98 Sales Of 200 bushels Oats at 81, and firm.
No transactions in Rye reported.
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French newspaper editors are generally con-
sidered very lucky fellows. They are we'll
paid. The managing editor Of the Epoque is
given four thousand dollars year, and an in
demnity from loss Of twenty thousand dollars
is also provided He is, besides all this, given
q carriage.
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CONGRESS- THE reconstruction subject was
brought to such position in Congress yesterday
as to secure committees Of conference Oh the
part OF the two houses on the pending Recon
struction bills. In the first place, the commit.
tee OF the House, 10 which the bill as report
ed by the Senate had been On Thursday night
referred, yesterday reported IL back in q form
which embodies the leading features olboth the
Senate and the Honse bills. The penal clause
Of The House bill Is retained, aud q new pGoyso
is added requiring every person now holding 4
State ormunicipal Office to take he oath Of past
loyalty or be removed. The bill vas thus pass
I'd by The House, and on being sent to the
Serrlte, that body refused TO concur, and asked
A committee Of conference, which was acceded
TO- The matter will therefore doubtless be
speedily arranged between The two houses; 49,,
The Senate spent most of the morning in dis
cussing Mr.. Chanlier'a resolution relative to
Mexico, Two or three OF the radical Senators
idstitying NIayimiliau's execution.