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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a5 NOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
ere" OF British bark YGMURI will be paid by Captain
or oonsignee of vessel. DecemberQ
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aS NOT1CE.-CoNsIGNEE PER BREMEN
bark GAUSS" from Bremen, are hereby notified that
sho has be entered under the Five Days Act and will
discharge cargo at Atlantic Wharf All goods not por-
miltcd tho expiration Of that time. will be sent to
Public Stores GEORGE a. HoPLEY & co.
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S n P Plfa G..
FOK LIVERPOOL.

e~e TO SAIL THURSDAY, TIE orz
NhHssTsf9g INsT-THE FIRST.CLASS BIRTHS 4
L%3hlItSfD0 Iron Screw steamship P ONEE R,
---SsS@Ss7=SsAA- J. W. SHAcKToRp. Mastsr. having o
largo portion Of her cargo engaged and going card
will sail as above for Liverpool direct.
W. o. SMITH CO.,
November 27 Napier's Range
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October 10 1yr New York.
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THE NIAKIOt STAR,

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chants Druggists. Machniss aud all classes VINO desaru
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kor the benent advertising patrons we shall n
addition 10 ou subscription list winch IS constantly IN
creasing, publish aud distribute gratuitously copias OF
the s1Att, during the business season thu, Fail
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
W. J. MckERALL,
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as- NOTICE.-No DEBTS CoNTR ACTED BY
Grew Of the British Bark TECUMsEH will be paid by
Csptair or Consignec Of vessel 8 December q
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w CONSIGNEES NOTICE -CoNsIGNEEs
per British Bark YUAURI hereby notified that she
has basn entered under the Five Day Act and all Goods
not permitted at the expiration Of that time will be sent
to Public Stores. RAvENEL L. co.
November %
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ment OF len Dollars whether l be Wacn worth S1Uu1
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The Alabama Recon struction Convention
M,YrGoMsRY Ala, November 2s.-The Recon.
struation Convention passed an ordinance to or
ganizs the volunteer militia of Alabama It au-
|thorizes one company to every thoIsand voters
al officers TO be appointed By the Cor r and to
bs OF known ya!ty. A great many officers, with
heavy emolur.ents, are provided tc- one Major
General, three Brigadiers, an Adju, mt, Quarter
uzster. Inspecos-General, Paymaster, Surgeon
General, e., the vaols to be ua c1nmlnd OF
the Governor.
The Conservatives declare that this msasure
places the State under militia dynasty similar to
Brownlow's; its expenses viii necessarily greatly
increase the rates OF taxation.
An ordinance was passed, daclaring the war
debt Of the State snd all liabilities created direct
y CT indirectly in aid OF the war, null and void.
An ordinance was reported by selSct commit
tee, was discussed until TIE hour OF adjournment,
providing tor the extinSulsnment between citlzeas
Of this State Of all debts existing July 20th 1856,
pon payment Of instalments by note OF original
Vmount OF debt.
The session Of the Convention will continue
thr> >augh part of next week.
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CT WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL CURt
the Itch.
wHtA+o IS OINTMENT wil cure Salt Rheum
WHEATON'S oIN- MENT cures OIL Sores.
waEAroN's OINTMENT cures all Diseases Of the
skin.
Price so cents; by mali 90 cents All druggists soil It,
WEEKS POTTER, Boston. Propretors.
September 10 mwfIy
a@NERvOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
teldlnts low Spirits depression involuntary ennis,
sious, loss of semen, sperma rha loss OF power dizzy
hcad loss OF momory and threatened impotence and in
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hey crke o. once the root OF the NATTER tone up th,
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and sent by mail on receipt OIL price. Address HUN
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COMPANY, No. 562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Septemberl9 10
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BR0VN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES

Having direct influence to the parts give Immediate
reliet. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,
ConsumptIvc and . hroat Diseases, 1roches
iro used with always good sucoesa-
singers and Public Speakers usa them to
clear alu strenatben the voice.
obtau only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRaoHrs," and do
net take any the Worthless Ii oons that ma be Of.
tered. FIR sale by .OWiE - NOISE,
No. l5l MEETING SIkEET,
Opposite Charleston otel
October % mwfarno
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Oar wa,hington dispatches.

TIE INDIANS on THE WAR PATE-MATTERs BEFORE
coSaaEss-MPoRTAyT DECISION OF THE coNNIs'
sIoNEs OF REVENUE IN REiARD TO ooTroN-TBE
PREsIDeNT's MESSAGE.
WARRINGTON, November 30.-The Hou7e met to-
day. But fifty members we're present. Adjourn
ed to haf-past ten on Monday.
The Cabinet was in extra session to-day con-
sidering the message.
Revenue to-day, s5S5, 900; for the week, sS,11S,.
900; for the year, ss5, 10000. National Bank
circulation s2ss, AL 900.
Tho reading OF the message will occupy about
two hours.
The Ways and Means Committee will report the
bill preventing contraction, and prescribing the
time and manner Of selling surplus gold.
The Senate Judiciary Committee is investigat-
INC the loyalty Of Senator Thomas, from Maryland.
The Customs receipts from the eighteenth to the
twenty-third are So 21e, 600.
Mr.. Davis remains several days at Barnum's
Hotel, Baltimore.
Lieutenant Sherley, with forty soldiers, has been
attacked at Plum Greek. He had two men killed,
six wagons and twenty thousand dollars worth OF
goods taken Fourteen Indians have run of sew
enty head Of stock from Fort Laramie.
The debt statement co be issued about the 5th,
will shuwa slight increase OF debt.
The folio wing is the decision Of the Commits
sioHer of Revenue in regard to the expectation Of
o1tton: It must be clearly identified as the same
cotton for which the permit was obtained. The
permit doas not undar any circumstances authorize
the export OF an equal mum er Of bales or pounds
OF cotton. A permit to remove cotton, showing
the payment OF tax is sufficient to authorize the
axportauon. The tax on cotton removed Gom pro-
ducing districts will be collected from the cotton
itself, no matter in whose possession fou ID Cot
ton intended for maaufloture IN the district where
it is produced cannot be taxed until manufactured.
Every pcrsoI, firm, or corporation manufacturing
cotton for any purpose, In the district where the
cotton was produced, must make returns end pay
taxes.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-The report Of the
Comptroller Of the Treasury shows that ten Ma
sioaaI Baaks have failed since their organization.
Their aggregate capital was $50 900. The pub
Lie loses ooout s10oo,Ooo on deposits. The Gov
srnnsslt aad ross ho!lers 1850 nothing. Ev-ry
failure is trscs.Dlo to diShonsst or incompetent
officers.
The Presidents mo5sa1o contains II 01O words
Both tao Prasidens aid the Secre:ary Of tee Irea-
sury arc Ia favor Of 81 early resumption OF specie
payments. Tas Prosdsot does noS think that
there should b, any coatraoson Of the paper Or
culltioa IS q preliminary to resumption. Ine
Presidents fiends say that this message will re-
iterate his raoonst uctioa viows. Th, entire mss
sage is represented as calm, dgnided and patriot
10, and kin ,ly in its toae toward the South. 1t
argues for early restoration on CONSTITUTIONAL
basis.
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sar BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THls
sPLENDU nAIR DYE Is the best ip the world. The
only irEs and psxt 0y.-harmless, reliable, instan.
taneoua No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects of ba
Dyes fnvgorates the ha leaving II soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed Wllian d. Bateh.Lr. A others
Invitations, and SHOULD be avoided. sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcey
street, Now York.
asr BEWARE OF a CoUNTERFEI1,
OecomUer In 1yr
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FOR BO TON

/ ~ THE NEW sCaR. "L. Q. G. wISHART," {"
tA Mason. nAster, having the bulk OF her ergo
ANN engaged, will take sm II amount Of Light
freight for the above port
For Freight engagements ply TO
RI LEY 4 CREIGHTON.
n g. 14s anI 145 East Bay.
superior accommodations for passengers.
NoYamher 27
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
-ttt TBE Al AMERICAN SHIP r. q. TUCKER,
G194 3. +. RusDLErT Master. is now ready for cargn
and will have dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagements apply to
STREET BaOTHERs CO.,
November 20 No. "a East Bay.
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MERCHANTS LINE.


F-RNEw YoRK-FREIGR FORWARDED TO Ly.
RRPooL AND HAvRE. AND ALL POINTS MOTH
IND EAST UNITE STA1Ei
THIS LINE Is IMPOSED OF THE Fo--
tA LOWING FIHST.CLASS PACKETS leaving
LkNtS each port weakly:
80 Schooner B. N. HAWKINS. Sa5 TONS Wyatt,
Master.
Schooner MiRovER, AS tons, Hughes, Master
Schooner ROB3RT CALDWELL, 46S ions, Mccormick.
Master.
Schooner MOSES B. BRAMHALL sss TONS Hu.ssy.
Master.
Schooner LILLY, 4l2 tons Francis, Mas.e-.
schooner w. SMITH, 40 tons, Tooker, Master.
Also other tIRST.CLASj VESSELS running con.
nection. Freight TAKEN AT LuWEsT RATES. All
rerchandiz prod consgn to Of the Agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION froua thus
port points OF destination. and 4NoURANC EFFECT.
ED AS Low A. BY FlRST.CLASS STEAMSHIPS OBJ
SAIL VESSELS.
For Freight engagements spplv to
WILL IN ROACH, Charleston O.
Orto \. L. MoJREADY & CO., New York,
November 10 limo
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BOILER or aaEEK srE4m1R-IATE3T MARKET
REPORTS, ETC, ETC.
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,,eaIounrtcrs second Military District,
uAt.I rsroS ). q. NNYsMNer Il. 1851.

oncta!: 0. n. MIrCEEL. Md-de.caia-.
o. ober "a
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VESSELS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

Il. TO LOAD SHINGLES. DRESSED AN n
El4E TIE ROUGH, tor Northern Ports. Highest
rates pail. TUCKER JACKSON.
shipping and Commission Merchants,
November 29 No III East 3uy.
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FOR LIVERPOOL

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Ht The Al FAST SAILING BARK "LEONI-
Ss5a DAS," HOWARD Master. have two thirds Of her
cargo engaged aud going board. will have dispatch
for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
RISLEY CREIGHTON.
Novembsr2e Nos. l43 and lk5 East Bay.
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Headquarters second Military District, |
CHANLEslON = O.. Octoper y. tSG7.

oaciai: o, N. Nj lcHELL. AID da-Caiap.
Noven.-er %
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FOR NEW YORK. MERCHANTS LINE.
/ ~ TIL FIRST CLASS REGULAR PACKET
ttA Schooner LILLY, B. Francis Master, wants 2co
LNISSbaes Cottol and Light Freight TO I'll up. and
1sail with quick dispatch.
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HAVANA Aduices

NEW YORK. August .5.-The steamer,
Rapidan brings Havana advices to the 31st.
Great preparations were making to cele-
brate the laying of the Cuban cable.
Some arrests arepreported in Mantanzas
and Cardinas on suspicion of connection
with the late attempt at disturbance. sid
Great anxiety is felt for the arrival of
the next mail from Cadiz, it being feared
the new ministry will send a new set OF
officers. hifE 10 .ysisfsuE II 5l-.gI .7IE
The Havana merchants have unanimous.'
ly agreed to charge their customers an adj
vance of onezfoarth per cent. in consider
alton OF the new tax.eGBIj3 10 sfIrm jngD
The steamer Virginia brought City of
Mexico dates TO the 20th, Vera Cruz 24tllI
and Sisal the 28th of July. The Presiden-.
tial election was progressing peaceablys
The Generals adverse to -Juarez were or
ganizing forces in the mountains. i9e .sBifl
The Indians were making bold excur-
sions into the white settlements near Yn1
catan.I gft dfacm aIJ uetl st-U lCt
9 Havana sugar market quiet; offers not
above 80 reals for No. IL. 25ienu9 .is... so
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FROM. WASHINGTON.
Another Rumor of, Stanton,s Resig-
r,---r go nation.

ysr--r. "a nation.
New York, Augustr5.-The Tribune's
special says: The old story of the resig
nation of Stanton is being revived. This
time there seems to be good foundation for
it, The Presidents contemplated removal
of Sheridan is opposed by Stanton and
Grant. The Pre- sident stated last week that
he would remove Stanton first and then
Sheridan. Some doubts are expressed as
to the Presidents power to remove q Cabi
net officer under the civil tenure of office
law. 'f.t-tti
The Presidents friends say if he cannot
make Stanton resign he will suspend him
until the meeting of Congress- The whole
matter has been the subject of much talk
here within the last twenty hours, it
not having become known until then that
there really was a quarrel between the
President and Stanton.
General Grant Opposed to Sheridan,s
| Removal
General Grant has had several interviews
during the week with the President and
Secretary Stanton, on the proposed re-
moval of Sheridan. 1t is said General
Grant construes the reconstruction act so
as to place on him q part of the RESPONSE
bility for its faithful execution by officers
| under his command, and hence his opposi-
tion to Sheridan's removal. He is opposed
to Sheridan's removal and when consulted
| NY buC IL lCStOCIt, SdNO hlo OPlHIOll III
no one could he place more trust than in
Sheridan.
The Recommendation for Mercy for
/ Mrs. Surratt.
The Times special says the recommen-
dation for mercy for Mrs. Surratt, made by
members Of the Military Commission
which tried the assassination conspirators
| has at last been unearthed, and reads as
| follows:
The undersigned, members of the Mill
tary Commission, detailed to try Mary E.
Surratt and others, for. the conspiracy and
the murder of Abraham Lincoln, late Pres
ident Of the United States, etc., respectfully
pray the President, in consideration of the
sex and age of the said Mary E. Surratt, il
he can, upon all the facts of the case, find
| it consistent with his sense of duty to the
country. to commute the sentence of death
which the court have been Constrained to
pronounce, to imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for life.
| Respectfully submitted,
Signed by D. D. Hunter, Major General
President; A. Aug. Kautz, Brigadier and
Brevet Major General; r. N. Foster, Brig
4 adler and Brevet Major General James A.
Ekin, Brigadier Generals, Charles TomiJ-
kifls, BreVet Colonel and Assistant Quar-.
termaster. -,------..-.-
This recommendations was drawn up by
Honorable John A. Bingham, Judge Advo-
cate, and the: following members of the
court referred to signed it: ~ ~ q -
Generals Lew Wallace, A. P. Howe an6
T. Ne. Harris, and Colonel D. R. sClendenin
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Galveston Items.

GALVESTON, August 5s-A steamer from
Brszos brings advices that Juarez issued a
grandiloquent address on the 18th of July,
in which he says the good sons of Mexico
fighting alone and without the assistaneet
OF any one, have preserved the liberty aud
independence of the Republic. 80 5Hd sos
The election for President is to be ordered
at once. ri ~ zui#r #ras7r p tlfV
[ The press favors general amnesty. The
country is to be, divided into six military
districts, Escobedo and others to have COM
mand. ug 9-li1Ii IlJu- fi ri Eif.4 b9pfii
Lozado's forces refuse to recognize Jua-l
rez. Castillo and Aguine have been sem
fenced to be shot. The place of conceal
ment of Mendez WIS discovered but he
managed to cut his way throughthe gr1TSs
and escaped. $3.50 q. sf.aetTau moTi lad
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The UnadiIIa 0ational Bank.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The following,
facts were obtained at the National Cur
rency Bureau The Unadilla National
Bank went into voluntary liquidation
June 20, in accordance with the provisions
of the National Currency act.d Early in
July certificate was issued by the Bank
Superintendent of the State of New York;
giving authority to organize bank under:
the laws of the State, and at the time of the
failure both the Bank Superintendent and
officersgof the bank insisted that it was
State bank. -,1 tr1uonaE god. tn- .s3.7. 'luG
The liabilities are small; will not exceed
$4,000, and there is a surplus of securities
on deposit with the United States Treas-'
urers about $4,000 more than enough to-
redeem the circulation. . The liabilities of
some individual stockholders are large, but
they are entirely distinct from the liabili-
ties of the bank. A thorough examination
of affairs is being conducted under the
Comptroller of the. Treasury, and a re-
ceiver will be appointed. o. & : abb
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rtoreign Items.

NEW YoKK,a August 5.-Daniel Gould,
United States Consul at Lieth, died there
July %. I5.is -i1mils-- Hat -.s~i.3.1- aii
The Cork Examiner of July %, says ev-
cry Indication points to the certainty of!
war between France and Prussia. A couh-
Gil of war is at the present moment being
held in Russia between the stats OF the
armies OF Russia and Prussia, and under
the presidency of the Gar himself. A 21
/ Plans of-campaigns suggested by prob
States are under consideration. Further,
it is asserted that Prussia is eager to begin
the war Immediately and before France
has got into attitude. Russia, however, is
inclined to postponement, which does
not make the strife it may defer any less
inevitable ro UG1-t ais IaC s-~r fff'
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:, FROM NEW YORK.
BoId Attack bvIpdians,

New YORK, Aug. 5.-Tle Times Fort
Harker special says: The Indians Killed
seven men yesterday, six miles from here.
The men killed were railroad laborers.
After scalping two men the savages pro-
ceeded to Big Greek Stage station and ran
off twenty horses and mules. This was in
daylight, and while exposed to the fire of
fifty. infantry and a dozen stage employees,
three hundred yards from them. 1t is con-
sidered the boldest dash the Indians have
made. Capt. Ames started immediately in
pursuit and overlook the Indians last night,
but found them too numerous to attack
with his force, and sent back for reinforce
ments, which were forwarded. srs
Key West COrrespondence.
The Herald's Key West special, of the
Sd, says: Everything is in readiness to lay
the cable. The paying out began to-day.
The line will be opened about the 18th of
August. .-5,1 nsmtas57 auU
Latest Havana and Mexican News.
The Herald's Havana special, of the 31st
ult., says: The Spanish steamer Ciudad
Condals, with passengers and crew, was
| saved. .,-,-...
News from Sissal to July 2Sth, Vera
| Cruz 24th, and Mexico 18th, have been re-
ceived. Santa Anna is still in prison.
Nothing has been heard of MARQUEE yet.
Foreign Ministers were unmolested. The
press was advocating general amnesty,
| but all agree that severe punishment
should be meted out to Marquee, Lacurza
| and others. s' -.r --.sl !a ss7ls r-
San Domingo dates to July 20th state that
the popularity of President Cabral was di-
minishing. owing to his opposing the Rep
resentatiyes of the people and supporting
the ministry. Several members had res
signed and Congress was dissolved. New
| elections were ordered. 'jw - .s-1J %
UnfavorabIe Advices from jamaica.
The latest adviees from Jamaica report
continued paralyzation of trade in Kings
ton and general immunity for frauds and
robberies committed in official circles and
| in the rural districts. The administration
of the colonial government, under the new
/ system planned in England,is unsuccessful.
Reports from Kingston July 10th, are re-
plete with lamentation about the new and
heavy taxation system imposedby the col
onial authorities.