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WASHING HkCEIEE5
A MEXICAN CHAMPION
"A PATENT WRINGER
AND WASHING MACHINE.
l. Il

IlHlC Nllu LNUUT s5HFCU.
We have taken the agency Of this justly ccIc-
brated machine. Housekecpcrs are PARTICULAR
ly requested to call and examine it for them
its use the washing OF Il large family can be Gone
in one fourth Of the ordinary time, and with
comparatively little OF no labor. Itis perfectly
simple, and not at all liable to get cut of repair.
a child is strong enough to worE: 1t, and 1t
was hes the clothes beautifully, and with not
half the wear that they arc subjected to N the
ordinary way. 1t will be loaned on trial for
one day 70 parties desiring to purchase. The
following ere the manufacturers prices, a.
which We hold them For Washing Machine
and Wringer complete, 50; Washing Machine
alone, ,:lJ; Wringcr alone, 50.
.JANNEY & CO.,
nh S--ti Agents, No. Id King street
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WHl0NEkS ., ,,r,,,..

w AND MOUSTA CHEH
Forced to grow upo@ the smoo;4&s1 t...e = J.. =.
from three 70 five weeks by G,!@& D&e4oE AZ f.-
VIGNE' 5 SRFSTAU Il CA FILL:1+l.. l.,
the most wonderful discovery in modern se.c"ee.
sctng Upon the Beard "5@ 2&. 5s" s. /" ".@3 q" by "
elite OF Paris aad London with t3e most aAS,'1.-
ing ing success. U Names Of All purchasers VII: b.
regiscred and il entire s%t5,5%@S2%5 @ BE- IS c5a.T %@S S%
raf,nia1I ~, Price by mail, sealed ana po>jH@@
81 DsscrD'jyGS S5SJ s:eo:5 BERGER @2H sH1TTS ii42%
t!';l'' 90 Chemi:ts, No 2Sj. River street, Troy, =
~ 'soIn agents for the United Htat"s. m@.-..
TROFESSOR WUNDRAM,S, ,o,..
S'noI TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
= The best remedy known; will give lnstaa r.
;;of 70 the sufferer. The sovereign virt'l" III.
remedy I,Ea for Tooth Ache, can be testified 10 h-
hundreds in this community,
Price 80 cents q bottle, mailed 10 any &a@r..
unon receipt OF price. For sale BY ~,
ian nl4-tf Druggists, l45 King stree.
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DRYAN 4 GREENWOOD are now recciv-
d ing, in addition to their present stock
3-4 md 8-4 silk and Worsted Hernannis.
Plain and Embroidered
French and American Lawns.
Mouselaines, Black and Colored.
Alpacas,
Bonn mzazines.
Theabove goods will be sold at greatly reduced
prices zap II 2w] No. Is. King street.
BARGAINS IN BEACHED COTTONS.
u Towelings Russia Diapers sc.
ap5- WITMER & SLAYMAk ER.
sNTATrfNGs AND OIL CLOTHS OF ALL
lN kinds, at low prices.
ap g. WITMER & SIA AYMAKER.
A FINE ASSORTMEN T of newest styles Of
IA HOOP SKIRTS - :,
ap f. - WILMER & SLAYMAKER.
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IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA. Rocking
ham Register says: ''Tbe tide of life, with
quickened movement, begins to flow in this
direction from the States north and west, of
US. We are seeing new and strange faces
every day; and the population, seeking our ex.
the very best kind We met on the streets
the other day gentleman from Pennsylvania,
who had come to buy land and TO make his
home in Rockingham. This gentleman will
bring with him a family of ten childreo, IA
large proportion Of whou. are hardy boys. He
Isl besides, superior mechanic, mill wright
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SOUTH WESTERN VIRGINIA MINERALS
The Legislature Of Virginia has chartered a
company called the Southwestern Virginia
Mining, Smelling and Transportation Com
pany,' which has just been organized, and
which holds leases on large tracts of lands con-
tanning plaster, coal, iron and manganese IN
quantities almost fabulous The existence OF
beds Of solid plaster, into which wells have
been sunk to the depth of FIVE hundred and
eighty feet without break, will suffice to
ieved to underlie the whole Of this plaster,
for the deeper the we'll, the more strongly is
the plaster impregnated with saline matter
These deposites are on the North fork of the
Holston about fifteen miles above the Salt
Works, In the same vicinity mountains Of
iron ore of the richest quality exist in the
form generally of black oxide, or brown
hemitate, whilst the black oxide of manganese
has recently been found in great quantities..
We have been furnished with specimens Of
lead, silver, zinc and copper ores obtained from
the same region.
| These minerals all lie in section OF coun-
try more or less contiguous to the Virginia q
Tennessee Railroad. 10 order, however, to
avoid the expense and trouble OF hauling such
heavy freight over country roads IN wagons or
carts, the company, JUST chalIeieo NY .ho
Legislature, are authorized to construct a line
of railway from Saltville in Smythe county, to
point on the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad
at, or near, Central Depot, distance of about
seventy miles.
But the most valuable of all the discove.
ries is one recently made of the existence of
an enormous bed of bituminous coal, twenty
FIVE feet in thickness, and extending for a
distance of several miles. The coal is said to
be of great purity, consisting by analysis of
pure carbon and titumep, and coking admlra-
bly, at depth of 26 feet. If our informant be
correct in his statements, and he has inspected
the bed himself the value Of the discovery is
almost incalculable Lying in the immediate
vicinity are beds of iron ore of exceeding rich
ness, aud protuse abundance. This fortunate
conjunction renders this property necessarily OF
immense value. -Lynchbug Neaos
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Tho English Money Market.

Nolther tho favorable hnrycst weather nor tbo
1rar, y, inrthcr. quarter Of million of gold
Io En as MeriGS hnyo had Tho sphleat infiuence on
mouth ago. arc pnIe pnnIS who purchased largely 4
nrSao n 20 INC nxo por cont. profit that has accrued
1;Icn AZ iGaG a. - Their ibankers who in their turn d
cent Thus far II ia evident Ic royvii NJ si
in pnr o. mas asareolE mado any progross either
Earo a.ion OF bullion aud tho low rates OF discount,
advance in tho prices OF tho funds bnt fbo nhn'
rent leoling OF dstrs ia almost as strong as oyor
and consequently when holders uircover That tboJ;
San afSgay Obtain ais profit thor original
could bu no hoIio OF its pornanonro. A similap
tendency perra,!cs every department OF trade, and
by checking all orders for foreign goods cScopt
such ns nro Indispensable increases tho prospect
oil q largo continuance of tho influx OF bullion.
Tho possibility of another Indifferent hnrya.t
constituted ~ tho only APPARENT contingency that
sirsE s ETt9hmsS Gf nbauSnnso to DO daily
picthorn IN tho money market IL likely to rench
and Tho modc i'll which it will ultimately find do
Tolopmont, becomes moro thnn over intcrcstirip.N
ll.onaon Times, June 2l.
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pccted 10 be the case in religious teacher
In short, Mr.. WmrTrEMoRE wants 10 70 10 Con.
gress, and from what we have recently seen BY
his tour 10 BenncttsSillc, he clearly prefers The
African route lie is conscious OF being of the
phobin, Mr.. Wy. is determined 10 find and
apply ii.
lie esohews oil intercourse with "plain ;,
people, associates, calls and sleeps exclusively
with the newly enfranchiscd-at least he does
so when oil his travcls-leaying nothing un-
tried in order that lie mny overcome this unac.
countablc prejudice of his friends against men
Of whito complexion.
Poetic justice requires TINT such assiduous
devotion should not go unrcwardcd but, alas !!
that We should be compelled TO sny it, The sky
looks dark Mr.. ", will not find The canvass
rs smooth smiling M he had n right TO nniici-
pate. The primoYal curse will often suggest
i!sclfto him, apropos of his newborn oppo-
sition, t'ln the sweat of thy brow" etc. There
Is in the northwestern part of Marlboro Dis
trict an old colony of free negroes. who have,
Tor three generations, enjoyed oil the priy-
lcges and immunities Of their white neigllbors.
aaron Sweat is the name of this colored Moses,
who is to take his people unto tho promised
land. And by way of fu'ly acting out the an
alogy, it is understood that he tells Ills iRno-
rant "nd credulods hearers that they arc the
people of God, and we the Canaanites, who
must be disposscssed from tho land and extcr-
minated. This is formidable opponent cal
culated to throw dampcr on tho arlor Of the
loo sangrino WuITrRMoRR
would not wish TO be misunderstood Mr..
W. Inns right TO run for any Office he likes,
aud 70 choose his associates, wheresoevcr, and
from among whom he pleascs, and what hnyc
sail above, Mr.. EDITOR, is merely for the in
formation of your readers, who think should
be put In possession of every movement of
political, or oven quasi-political character.
More anon. TRAVELLER
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from Nsty OrIenn1.

NEW ORLEANS, July 11.-Tho Austrians from
MAI1iuIIAN's army, in this city, arc supported by
the Austrian Government, which has also author
izod the chartering Of vessel to convey its sub
jects from New Orleans, Mobile, Havana and Vera
Cruz, to Trieste.
Special Orders No. IS, OF General SHERIDAN,
orders Boards OF Registrars at once to seoct suit
abio persons TO act as Commissioners Of Election;
throe persons to be selected for each precinct,
whose names will bo submitted to tho supervising
ofhcers for approval. In order TO accommodate
tho largely increased number OF voters, two dnys
will be given for voting. Tho Board Of Registrar q
arc ordered at once to proceed to mako up thoir
poll books.
Maasos for MAxINuLAs are said In several OF tho
principal churches in the city,
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Cosr OF THE EartnE.--Accorling to French
estimates submitted TO the Corps Lcgislntif,
the whole expenditure made in the attempt to
establish n monarchy in Mexico, nfter deduct.
ing receipts from customs, &C., is about sixty
million dollars. There should also bo included
the amount duo French bondIolders, the re-
covcry of which is now HOPELESS. y costly ex-
periment-to say nothing Of lives lost.
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EA,on Rfchmontl.

RICHMOND, July 11.-A telegram 10 tho Wig,
from Lynchburg, says general meeting OF tho
stockholders of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road WAS held thoro to-day. The mooting split in
two, one assomblngo passing resolutions de-
nounclng consolidation with the South Side and
Norfolk Railroads, md the other adopting resolu-
tions protesting against any legal measures being
used to defeat consolidation. Tho consolidation
meeting represented nearly 1000 shares.
Republican meeting was hol'l in tho square
this evening. 1t was addressed by DIR. STERLING,
who cautioned the negroes against insisting on
social equality. Mr. DAHNEn also spoke.
A meeting OF Germans was hold tonight, and q
Republican club organized, with J. g. DANNEn, q
German lawyer a. president.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.,

o5-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIy.
ED at the Office of the Chief Disbursng Officer of tho
bureau H. +. nnd a. L., sta,o of South Carolina, until
u O'Clock noon. OF the 2O day of July building
ne'ek school House on Bull street. In tho City Of
Charleston.
P'aus aud Specifications may DO tho Office OF
C'o nndersfsntd. No. o, Southern Wharf, Proposals
Inust be accompanied by the two Responsible
parties. who will narno surctics for tho faithful conplc-
uon OF tue conrnct. anu must be endorsed proro.as
fni street School House, and addressed to the under.
sgued.
Tho right is reserved to reject all bids received If
MOI satisfactory. JAMES r. LOW.
suiy IL BIT. 1t. Col. md A. O. NJ
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1,he Amy worm In the ,y.,,.

Lou1BvnLE, Ky, July 11.-A rolisblo tolegraphic
dispatch from Ellis Cliffs, twenty milcs below
Aatchez, ssyu tho army worm has appeared two
months earlier than usual, throatoning to destroy
cotton ON tho oyorlowod lands.
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Donicsttc Markets.
NOON DISPATCH. ~
New fonK, July 11.-Flour 1oa20 better. Wheat
Ja5 bottor. Corn 10. lower. Mess Pork S93 40l
~ 80. Lard l1la1lS. Whskcy steady. Cotton
dull ut 2Gs Freghts quiet. Turpentino sl,adl
%. Socks very strong mud cxcitod. Money Ga
ii2i. ' '''' '''fnD8 ""0"a"sea' u coupons
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton stendy. slles 900 bales, at 26ic. Flour
Slate, s7al1 90; Southern, 50 G9a16. Wheat. nov
Rosiil 50 25a8. Freghts steady, OH Cotton to- Iiy
orpool Slid. Stocks little oif from, the hGhoat
Pons 12a1 12!.
i,ALTIMoRE. July 11.-Cunco quiot Rio stoady,
with fnir stock. Flour firm and scarce prices
unchanged Wheat, receipts Of now botter arid dL-
cned 15a2oc. Corn. supply light white, Il 18a
wesicrn nisT'pE 1S'i III EoilST u mixed
nnd Bacon scarce rriccs improving. Sugar firm ;
good refining, l2c.; grocery grades 2la12ic Cuba
l3lal4. Western Whiskoy, in bond. S5c. -. !
NEW ORLEANS, July 11.-Saios 1000 bales; Low
Sliddiings, 224a23; receipts $40 bales. Louisiana
suEaF 6a Gnq sou5ses nI sR0mnn supply very light
at iyla5O. Flour atoody noniIo Extra, SIi T5ai2;
Choice, slS 25. Corn firm; Mixed and Yellow 81 IL
al 2Ji Whto 81 30. Oats firm; stock very light at
s5aS14 Fork quiet and firm, ut S2l 75aa3 81. Lard
con firm nnl unchanged. Gold 13o; Sterling l50a
1853; Sight Exchange on Now York, 1 premium.
MOBILE, July 1l.-SalcB 200 bales; cnscr fur tho
lower gradcs; Low Middling 2ll; Mfddltns %. Re-
ceUs, 10 bales.
AUGUSTA. July 11.-Colton easier; sales 115
baics; hliddlings 224.
nal; hiddlings IS; sales 155 baios Receipts. iGs.
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OF The Relatives. Frlcn,ls nnd Ac1unin-
tanccs OF Mr. anu Mrs Francis TIor1E arc respectfully
invited to attend The Funeral Of their JOHN, TIKI
Afternoon, ut Four O'Clock, from their rcBidoncc No. l53
st. Philip street. ~ July II
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man,Ifactory of American biscuits hns Just
been opened in the Paris Exhibition grounds.
II attracts great attention.
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The Surrntt Trial.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-the following is IN in
tended rebut Of Corporal Dies ovidoncc that Mrs.
SURnATr spoke to him from tho parlor window:
HRS. T. r. LAMBETH sworn--Witncss resided in
this city, and in April, 1s65, at No. 5s7 strcot,
botweon 4th and 9Th Streets on the south side the
house fronting north; witness remembered tho
night OF tho assassination, and resided on II street
then. Between II aid - o'clock on that night,
she heard voico from tho sttcet saying the Prcsi-
don't WAS Bhot witness immediately went to tho
front parlor and opencd the window; two soldiers
were passing, and she asked thom what was tho
matter; one replied the President was Bhot by JNo
WILKES DooTu; witnoss asked what so many col
diers were doing in town, sho thought thero might
have been mob or some disturbance; one replied,
We have been to see torchlight procession md
are now returning to our camp, at Camp Barry. It
was dark and hazy. she saw that the two mon
had on soldiers clothes, and they said thoy were
soldiers. "u.i
JoHN T. HoLLowHAS who boarded at SuanATT's,
and went 18th detective, testified that he lost
handkerchief marked JOHN Il. SURRaTr in Bur
1ington.
Mrs. HoLLowHAN testifying, regarding the oven
ing OF tho assassination, says sho loft the house
with Mrs. sUnnATT to 90 to church, but returned;
sho adds that sho did not return to tho parlor after
she camo from her walk with Mrs. SunnATT; it was
nbout nine or quarter past whom they went out;
Mrs. SuRnATT as calm IA witness. had ever
seen her; no nervousness or excitement whatever.
Eliza Hawkins tcolored) contradicts tho teBti-
mony OF SUDAN JACKSON, who sworo that SUnnAfr
took eupper ut homo on tho night OF tho 14th.
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as-A YOUNG LADY RErURNtNa no HER

as- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home. after sojourn Of few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
coarse, rustic flushed fco, she had soft ruby
plerion Of almost marble nmoohness and instead Of
tw: sho really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
quiry as to tho causo OF great ohnge sho plninly
told them that sho used tho CIRcAs1AH BALM, aud
considered IN Invaluable acqua ZION TO any toilet
Dy its any Lady dcntla Improve their per
sonn appearance IN hursircd sd, II IL simple iu It's
combination. As Nature herself Is simple yet
od In It's efficacy In Sruwing impurities frou, also heal
Ing. eleanAIng md identifying th skin and complexion
BY i direct icHon the cutclo draws nom Il all ita
Impurities Kindly healing the same. and leaving the sur
ace % Nanrn intended Il shoud bo-cicAr son. smooth
and beautiful Irce 81. sent by Mall or Exp7sss.
cdpt Of an order, By
". L. CLARK co., Chemists,
.. No. West Fayctto street syracuse. Ny.
The only American Agents for the sale OF tho same
March 30 i'i'. . 1y
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OBITUARY..

DIED. Of Beaufort s. c. July 9th OF cupp,slye Fsyor
Mhili,pA GORDON, vito OF HAniihH b. VAN Nnss for
nierly OF New York city, aged u years.
Blessed nre the dead that tio In Tho Lord
n1-Pilndclphia and New York pal,ors please copy =
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So BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THs
sPI.RNnrp HAIR DYE is the best In tho world. The
only tru. and perftt Dye-hnrn,less reliable. ins.an
tansous No disappointment No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black Brown Remedies tho III effects Of Bad
Dya. Inveo..es tho hair leaving II roit and beautiful
The genuine Is sgnod William A. Baeheor. AL others
moro limitations and should bo avoldod. Bold by all
Druggists md Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcloy
street, Now York.
as- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
neccn,ber IN I'll 1~~
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DR.. STONE, Into of The Park street Church,
Boston, has n liberal congregation in San Fran
cisco. His salary is S72OO o year in gold. On
the anniversary Of his arrival, Tho other dny,
his house was filed with members of his
Church, who gave him purse Of $3.50 in
gold, and announced that hereafter the Church
would pay his house rent. Mrs. sroNE was
presented with q silver service.
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WASHINGTON, July l1.-Dstes from Havana 10
9Th state that tho recent slave cargo consisted of
five hundred Congos. They were Immediately
scattered.
A heavy invoice Of artillery was rocoved from
Cadiz. The Fourth was handsomely celebrated.
Tho Sugar market was loss active.
Jamaica adyices represent tho planters as over
burdcnod with taxes, and many leaving tho Is-
md
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| IGNORANT PEOPLE are always prcjuliced
against what they do not understand, and not
unfrcquently conceive supcrstitious autipathy
to things very innocent in themselves. We all
know the difficulties Of the census takers.
SAM. Lover tells good story in his "lrish
Legends" illustrating this point: He took a
sketch Of npretty group Of dogs ut mn Irish
country inn. While doing il, noticed the peo-
pie Of tho house looking mystcriously Mt each
other, anu then Mt him but he pnid no ntten.
tlon to it. In the evening, when he returned
from his dny's jaunt to this same village and
inn, he saw number of dead dogs hnnging
from trees. What could IL mean? He inquir-
cd, and after considerable trouble, ascertain-
cd that he had been the innocent cause of this
murder Of canine innoaents. The people who
saw him take his note book, and "tnke down"
the dogs in it, instinctively came to The con-
clusion TINT he belonged to the "Internal
Revenue Bureau" and was going to report
them for tax. This spread in the village,
and SO hl dogs TINT we're not sdown" already
went cup" The London Times notices the ab-
asEy aEa ~ FSHisSpsic SiSps, er England
"uSN 'h"hn 'hS SotSio PiuSuV toi Bet'ibB Eio VI
some Of this prejudice. Farmers saw that. if
cattle wero dying at a frightful rate, and If
Government had to sec TO compensation and
face the gap in The supplies, it had right to
ask for figures. So they returned their cattle,
and by this. time They orc sensible of the fact
thnt no harm has come to them in consequence
The real confusion in their minds has always
been that they could not distinguish between
general and local information, md imagined
somebody wanted TO pry into their privnte
affairs, and 10 turn the knowledge against
them. They did not see that all the returns
would pass through one Office, and come ont
in comprehensive results, that would do nobody
any harm, and might do everybody some good.
Indeed, there is no one who is so much in
terested in knowing the prospects of the har-
vest as the farmer himself OF course he
wants to know whether to sell or not, and
what crops to try his luck with next year.
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Letters from Rome state that the excavations
at Astra, which havo been carried on princI-
pally OF the Pope's expense, have lately been
rewarded by important discoveries. These in
cludo seven marble statues Of grent beauty,
aud variety Of ornamental sculptures.
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Don,csttc Markets.

NEW YORK, July 11.-The steamship Arizona
from Aspinwall, brings 300, 600 in treasure.
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WA nstltu0fon Ncxv9


WASHINGTON, July 10.-Con interest pnit OH
oans OF 1867. and ephtha hn"ls of 1901, co.,
ofreccnt ISSUE amounting to sls 500 900, SIG OOO,
600 in currency on 7-S0s, falls due OIL tho 18th No
further coin interest will bo duo until November,
except from a500000 OH 1o-4O's, duo September
LIST. For tho interest on compound interest boar
ing notes, amounting to sl4 900 600 in currency,
duo July, August, October md December, tho
Treasury holds s73.0OO0OO Of coin and $50 OeO, 600
In coin certificates.
The Reciprocity Treaty between tho Unitod
satos and Tho IIawnian Islands will bo sent to tho
sonato for ratification.
Adyioes from Fort Wallace report another In
diar 1pfeat thirteen soldors killed
NAslINoTos, July 11.-Gen. JAMES M RUSSELL,
United States Army, from q general inspection Of
ports on the plains and across tho continent
passed through Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Da-
cotah, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Culifor-
nia Arizona and Ncyadn. returning uia Pannmn.
He reports fnvoraby Of tho country generally, but
daoredits tho account Of Indian troubles as greatly
exaggerated.
Tho Iutornal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
500 900.
1t is stated, OF good authority, that OcrER-
BAuos name gocs to the sonato as Mexican Minis
ter.
letter from Fort Gibson, OF July IL, reports tho
choiora at TINT place, with four or 1.-Two deaths.
Tho soldiers stationed uioro aro unaffected.
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The Bennettsyille "Journal"

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING At
l. i8ennsttsvilc, g Co. In tho eastern portion OF tho
Htits; BY BTUBBS 4 LITTLE, P,oOrletors, and Offers
superior inducemnnta 70 Herrhan6 anil all othcrs who
uf extend their bukIncss In this section OF tho Peo
Deo country. wo respectfully SOLICIT tho patronage OF
on. Charleston friends.
usoneuts Inserted at very reasonable iA.ss. July