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corn. 1@2c. better. Mess pork dull at
$3.50. Lard quiet; strained, lSs4@l9c.
Cotton quiet and steady at BOZ. Turpen-
tine, 411a@45c. Rosin moderately active ;
strained and common, $2.s5. Freights dull.
Euentng. less active and shade
weaker; sales of 700 bales at SObc.
Flour-Low grades scarce and firm, others
unchanged common to fair extra southern,
ss. 60@S9.5O. Wheat-No. spring, s2@
s2.O3. Corn active mixed western, sl.15
Gs1.25. Mess pork firm. Whiskey dull
ct roc. Groceries quiet. Turpentine, 44@
45c. Rosin, s2.75@S7. Freights frmer !;
cotton, 3-l6c.
Money still easy. Sterling, 109@lO911ss
Gold firm at l443I. Governments higher ;
old, 1l41a@1144. Border State bonds
frmer.
BALTIMORE, August 2S.-Cotton, bread
stuffs, and feed unchanged. Provisions
firm. Shoulders, 143l@l5c.
Virginia 6's, old, inscribed, 4794s; '66,
Al bid, so asked North Carolina IS, cou-
pons, 721s.
ST. LOUIS, August 2S.-Flour extremely
dull superfne, a5.759S6.40. Corn dull
at SSc. Pork very dull at s29.25@s29 80.
Shoulders, 1876. clear sides, l1A9lI &c.
Lard, 1870. Whiskey-Small lots, Sl.z5 !;
large lots, Sl.22R.
WILMINGTON, August 2S.-Spirits tur-
pentine declined to 4Oc. &; New York casks,
4O15c. Resins active at slight decline !;
strained, $3.50; No. l, S2.50@$4.5O. Tar
declined to $3.50.
CHARLESTON, August 2s.-Cotton steady !;
sales, 90 bales-for the week, 324. Re-
ceipts for the week, 81 bales. Exports
coastwise, 568 bales. Stock, 2,O45 bales.
Middlings, 2s15@29c.
AUGUSTA, August 2S.-Cotton dull and
unchanged. Middlings, Csc. No sales.
SAVANNAH, August 2S.-Cotton steady !;
no sales; middlings, SOC. receipts, "a
bales-for the week, 40 bales. Exports,
97S bales. Stock, EOS bales. ...
MOBILE, August 2s.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings, 2Sc.; sales, 100 bales. Receipts, so
bales; for the week, 27O bales. Exports,
coastwise, 1T bales. Stock, 2,43S bales.
The crop accounts are unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2S.-Cotton dull
and nominal; middlings, &c.; sales, So
bales; receipts, I'll bales. Sales for the
week, 35S bales receipts, $50 bales. Total
receipts of new cotton to date, 373 bales.
Stock, 1899 bales. Only retail business
doing in sugar and molasses.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, August 2s.-Noon.-Consols,
o.. United States bonds, "a.
FRANKFORT, August 2S.-United States
bonds, rs.
PARIS, August 2S.-The bullion in the
Bank of France has increased 100000
francs.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-Noon.-Cotton
opens steady, with considerable activity.
Estimated sales, $4,000 bales. Sales for
the week, 100000 bales, whereof $4,000
were for export and $4,000 for speculation
Stock, 100000 bales, Of which $4,000 are
American. Stock ahoat, 709,0 900 bales, Of
which 5000 only are American. After
noon.-Cotton-Uplands, to arrive, lO3sd
Yarns and frabics at Manchester firm but
quiet. Red western wheat, lis. Flour,
2Ss. Corn, 35s. Cd. Provisions dull.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-Euening.-Cot,
ton firm; sales, $4,000 bales. Others
unchanged.
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John C. Calhoun's autograph has lately
been discovered on the wall.of law office
/. in Lichield, Conn.,, BY the tearing down OF
the old paper-hangings.
General Sherman's daughter, Minnie, was
thrown from horse on Monday and badly
bruised. The accident will ,detain General
sherman at Fort Saunders a few days.
The Bibles of Anne Boleyn and Queen
Elizabeth are preserved in the British Mu-
scum. .-- .ta.s
One of the descendants of Martin Luther
is manager of provincial theatre in "ur-
temberg. zg !. y. .a..-.s.ss -
The proprietor of two Texan newspapers
has put one of them up to ratiie, flve dollars
chance. srs fE.ZT 's'..@-EEE
Two of Darcy Msgee's sisters, who live
in Australia, have been impoverished by
his assassination.
Five hundred new lawyers have been
added to the list in New York city within Q
year.
Only one-tenth of the inhabitants OF
Egypt are descendants Of the old Egyptian
race.
Hungary is about to celebrate it's thou
sandth anniversary as kingdom.
A New York jeweller has received an or
der for thousand-dollar engagement ring
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The Corning New York; Journal says :
" The La Crosse Democrat is disgrace to
journalism. 1t is an infamous newspaper,
unfit for the family, and foe to the peace
and prosperity of the country, and also to
political honesty or virtue. The New York
Daily Democrat will probably bear the
same impress. But however odious in sem
timent or villainous in language, there is a
field for it in New York, and it will take
due care to cultivate it. We admire the re-
markable pluck and tenacity of Brick
Pomeroy, though we thus write. No news
paper proprietor ever showed more ability
to plan or capacity to execute. .
Seventeen years ago he was employed
in this Office, earning five dollars o month
and his board. Now he is probably worth
third of million of dollars. He was
offered 100000 to advocate Chases nomi-
nation at the Democratic Convention, with
a like sum if nominated. He refused,
knowing that the readers of the La Crosse
Democrat hated the niger too intensely !;
but the offer showed his power as the Great
Mogul of the Copperhead wing. He threat
ened to bolt if Chase was nominated, and
thus, though he lost Pendleton, he kept
off Judge Chase, and gave Seymour the
chance to rum
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CARD FROM Hon. JOHN MoRRIssEY.-TO
tie Editor of the World: Sir,-My atten-
ton has been called to a statement going
the rounds of the press that l have money
bet against the election of Seymour and
Blair, and that am going to support Grant.
l ask the privilege Of your columns to say
that such statements are false. I have not
dollar in money or property Of any kind
bet against the nominees Of the Democratic
party. intend to support the Democratic
ticket, as l have done through life. These
stories have been put in circulation by my
enemies. Those who know me understand
my fidelity to the Democratic party. l
claim the right to differ in regard to nomi-
nations, but never bolt regular nomina-
tons. Respectfully yours,
JOHN MORRIsSEY.
Ne,e York, August &c, 1868.
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nv the Atlant.a cabic.

LONDON, August 27.-Dispatches from
Rome state that the Rev. DR.. Manning,
| Archbishop of London, is to be made Car
dinal. tits also reported that Monseigneur
| Joseph Berondi will soon relieve Cardinal
Antoneli as Secretary Of State and Presi-
dent Of the Papal Ministry.
PARIS, August 27.-The Emperor will
visit the camp at Chalons on the I'd of Sep
TENDER.
The sale of the Figaro newspaper on the
streets of Paris has been prohibited.
COPENHAGEN, August 27.-The Danish
Government has decided against the adop-
ton of the decimal system of coinage in
the national mints. .-,..=z >rs y-e.
LISBON, August Pin the Chamber of
Peers bill for raising loan of 10000 900
francs was passed. The Chamber has also
voted supply of 100000 francs for the for
tifcations Of Lisbon.
PEsTH, August 27.-Advices from Rust
chuk report that insurrectionary bands
have again made their appearance in Bull
garia, and that several conflicts have taken
place between them and the Turkish troops.
The result is yet unknown.
LONDON, August 27.-Among the cargo Of
the steamer Moraska, which arrived at
Liverpool few days since, was q large
quantity of hay to be sold in this market.
1t was accordingly put up at auction yes
terday in Liverpool, and sold at from 80 to
100 shillings per ton. English hay of no
better quality than American readily brings
nearly If not quite 200 shillings.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

GETTYSBURG KATALYS1NE WATER!
i've POW ERS THE GETTYSBURG SPRING
COMPANY announce that they have completed
arrangements for supplying the Gettysburg Medi-
cinal Water on a scale commensurate with the de-
mand. Physicians and invaids desiring informa-
lion "a to the therapeutic value and virtue OF this
water will, on application TO the office Of the COM
pany or any Of the druggists stores, he furnished
with printed copies Of statements Of invalids and
reports of eminent medical men as to It's curative
effects, the only unerring test Of the value Of any
water or medicine.
They are also REFERRED to the thousands of inva-
lids and their medical advisers in every part of the
country, who have since the general Introduction
of this water among the people some six months
ago. been cured by It's use OF distressing or fatal
maladies.
This combined testimony establishes beyond all
reasonable doubt the superiority of this water a
remedy for rheumatism, govt, gravel dyspepsia,
kidney, urinary, bronchial, liver, and bowel dis
eases thilorsness, etc.. catarrl, neuralgia anu
nervous disorders over all others known to materla
medical found In the mineral springs of mo-
dprn times. W
1t has been demonstrated in a number of in
stances to possess the power of solving calculus
chalk stones formed by rheumatism, govt, and
gravel, and OF permanently curing these diseases,
for which medical science and the most celebrated
mineral waters have hitherto only provided pallia-
Lives.
Also, of arresting the progress, If not permanent
ly curing Albumenuria, or Bright's Disease.
I his water is confidently claimed to be the only
mineral-sprjng water with which great and re-
source. .... e.. -=.. .@.s
Price per quart bottle. fifty cents per case OF
two dozen, $ll. Depot No. GO Liberty street, New
York. Post-ofice box No. 5l3S. For sale by drug.
e $40 ', o. PuRCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists
m Richmond. 4,
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Prosperity OF ALExASpRIA.-The Alex
andria Commercial advertiser has the fol-
lowing:
The wharves and harbor improve daily in
their exhibition of activity, and represent
now a trade nearly equal to that enjoyed
previous to the late war. For the tenant
less wharves and deserted anchorages which
we're presented but few months ago, we
have now busy harbor- steamers, tugs,
and sailing vessels always in motion. And
this pleasant picture is made still more
pleasant when each day shows an increase
Of trade ..s -.
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Michael Leonard and John Burns, of St.
LOUIS, got into an alteration on Wednesday
rtSat IN relation to some domestic matter.
me former stabbed the latter with bowie
aaie, lnficting wound from which he
G cy9' Burns's wife was also stabbed and
Inc Governor Of Missouri says that State
, IUeus and can give employment to fifty
thousand laboring men.
a. W. Russell" Bull Run Russell us
a"ef!hG himself as a candidate for Parlia-
"'l' III the borough Of Chelsea.
"fs. Stanton canyassed" the Chinese
ls nt@ @ty Tor her paper, and forced the gal
'''l' Chlh into subscribing.
IN, Inc cotton crop of Alabama this year is
>'""a'ed to be worth forty million dollars.
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Ritl1n,ond 9ispattIr.
SATURDAY,, .,.,~Auausr %, 1868.

Tar r77cAl REVOLUTION IN MArSE--DE-
I've ING THE RADICAL RANKs.--AagnStd,
i snr,1st 2s.-Further investigation in the
; sssG Of the State shows increased hos
me- n the Radical congressional ticket by
n u. |,aboring masses. The lumber boone
'ns almost deserted. The shipyards are
s s.r monuments of ruined fortunes, and
. gs operatives are at work on the farms.
INC" Radicals are denounced for robbing
. by of their occupation, and their votes
IN. I'M he generally thrown for the Seymour
';.tn, Radical leaders admit that several
. ..r1 on the Kennebec and Androscoggin,
iSs, year Radical. will swell up Democratic
H,s;or;t;es. and that Augusta will wheel
u nto line. The Republicans have entered
info the canvass with renewed energy, with
Ind Kelley, General Hawley, Major Hag-
s'5 e4g5s sae 0i in few days Gross person
.,;,;es are indulgcd in by both parties, and
sn,aconism runs high.-Neo York Herald.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, August 29.-The Senate
confirmed H. P. Farrow Attorney General
of the State, and adjourned on account Of
the death of representative Moon.
In the House the discussion on the ineli-
gibility of negroes was resumed, and the
chair decided that each negro member
should have o hearing for himself or by at
torney.
Mr.. Bryant proposed to advocate the
rights of all negroes, but was confined to
one. In two hours speech he said that
nineteen centuries looked down upon us to-
day, and men who were not infdels must
see the hand of Providence in the last seven
years. history of the nation. Men who
pirate about negro superiority and supre-
macy show that they are afraid that ,0OO,-
900 negroes will control 36,00O,0O0 whites,
and not deserving of their Anglo-Saxon
blood. He who says our ancestors fought
to make this a white mans government be-
lies history. They fought to establish on
asylum for the oppressed of every nation.
The Declaration of Independence was a
compact with the Almighty, and he who
denies that it referred to negroes as free
is an infdel. "We the people % in that
Declaration means negroes as well as
whites. He was surprised that Irish
men, coming from a land of oppression,
were the first to join in the howl of down
with the negro. If negroes are ineligible,
none of the laws enacted are legal. Cover
nor Bullock is not Governor, nor General
Meade commander. To turn out these men
is revolution. Governor Brown made the
great mistake of his life when he decided
negroes were not eligible to Office, and the
Republicans wanted no such men in the
party. If the negroes are unseated they
will appeal from the House to the people.
Lincolns emancipation proclamation whip
ped the fight. He begged his hearers to
pause before leaping into. the terrible abyss
before them. Those who incite the negro
to insurrection mistake his bravery. He il
the brave man who fights in the front rank
Of his country. Adjourned.
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RADICAL PRESS REPUDIATING THE
{, r-BAGGERs.--There are large delega-
lions to the House from large southern
Ststes that do not contain one man reputa-
HE in private life or respectable in ability.
God only knows what we are to do with
hose creatures" exclaimed one Of the lead
inc members of the Republican party, and
one of its most prominent congressman.
They seem to me without character at
home they have not very much hope of re-
,s;ning their hold on their districts after
their first election; and good many Of
them are sure to 60 in for making the most
they can out Of their positions while they
have them" We certainly have got very
large elephant upon our hands, Cincinnati
l.n.elte Radical. 1871
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FURNITURE, &C.

IF YOU WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
4 FURNITURE, and ut the same time CHEAP
and DURABLE, 60 to II. A. ATk1NSON'S
Governor street between Franklin and Ross No
i0S He has IL of his own make, which he will
warrant also, other grades. He is well prepared
to attend to the UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT of his business In every style, to which he
gives his personal attention. Having had an ex-
perience Of thirty years as manufacturer, he
atters himself that he can give entire Satisfaction
REPAIRING and BOXING done In the best
manner and at the shortest noth- =. -r,,,
$500. II. A. ATKINSON,
~ 16-3p NO. 10Y GoVernor streeI-
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INvENTION.-We have
~ now ON exhibition at No. IL on Fourteenth
streat opposite the Exchange Hotel the new sna
ya RNoI masa u1CKIE. GARLIcK, and sMUT
-, SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can pesiesc'y he
rate cookie from wheat without regard " Ing
Of ADHESION, as applied to machinery Of , tnas
class is srkiny and saecsssesiy, and bus
n.ss men of Richmond generally who feel In
terested in the agricultural Development OF our
Stale. 10 cali and see for themselves: r,rxr
we are now Offering for sale COUNTY ana CITY
RIGHTS in the states OF Virginia and West ylr-
ginia, and WIN be glad TO see any gentlemen nom
the country who may be visiting the city. :,
fhariottesyille, Va, or 10 Captain i. O. Morton,
exchange Hotel, Richmond Va. ,,,,o,,
jy 2$m A1NOh % rci WV.
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Posr-orF1cE AFFAIRs.-- Virginia Offices
DiScontinued.-Rocky Point, Scott county,
and Warsaw, Richmond county, postmaster
being Ineligible. For failure to boad-
Laurel Hill, Lunenburg county; Porcelain,
Augusta county; Locust Dale, Madison
county Long Creek, Louisa county Spring
Level, Hanover county; Quilinsville, Scott
county Shawsville, Montgomery county ;
Whitesburg, Lee county; Whitlock, Halifax
county; Wyllyston, Prince William county !;
Trinity Church, Bedford county; Water
Lick, Warren county; Rockville, Hanover
county. For alleged failure to make quar-
terly returns-Paint Lick, Tazewell county !;
Port Conway, King George county; White
Plains, Brunswick county Powelton, Bruins
wick county; Miller's Tavern, Essex county q;
Tye River Depot. Nelson county; orlean,
Fauquier county Stafford Courthouse,
Stafford county Thornton's Depot, Fairfax
county; Ridgcway, Henry county; and
Museville, Pittsylvania county.
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THE CATTLE DIsEAsE-FENIAN CoNvES-
7Ioy-RoBREgY-THE THEATRE DIFFlcuL-
7y-Nr,r York, August 27.-At meeting
of the Board of Health to -day report was
made favoring thirty days quarantine OBJ
scryation forcattle at all herd-yards through
ont New York, Pennsylvania, and New
Iersey. as new cases of the disease have
been reported. 60.
The session of the Fenian Convention
this afternoon was devoted to the discussion
Of the best means Of eftecting union OF
the Brotherhood.
A noted pickpocket named Dutch Helm
rick robbed an aged man named Patrick
Dickery on horse-car this afternoon of
Az 600 in United States bonds. The thief
was arrested but the bonds were not re-
covered.
Judge Barnard to-day declined to release
on bail the sheriff's officers concerned IN
the Broadway Theatre outrage.
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More Indian Outrages.

ST. LOUIS, August 28.-A Denver City
dispatch says the Indians have attacked
Kiowa station, carrying off woman and
child, whose bodies were afterwards found
horribly mutilated. They killed three men
at Latham, on the Platte stage route, and
are stripping the country of stock and pro-
visions. Twelve murders had occurred in
two days.
A Cheyenne dispatch says Edward NJ.
Platt had been scalped. Volunteers are in
pursuit.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, August 2S.-Noon.-Gold,
l45. Stocks steady. Money easy. 5-2O's,
'62, coupons, 1872. North Carolina IS,
old, 72%; new, 7ls4. Virginia IS, cou-
pons, 53L :; new, IS. Tennessee 6's, cou-
pous, Gal new, 63. Sterling, lO9. ;,
Flour very firm for low grades, but dull
and heavy for others. Wheat l@2e. and
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Another Dispatch.

STANTON, August 2s.-Fifteen precincts
give for the subscription eleven hundred
and forty-six, and nine hundred and sixty
eight against it. The other five precincts
will not affect the vote materially. The
subscription is probably defeated for want
of the requisite three-ffths majority. C.
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STRAsBURG ExTENsIoN.-We are pleased
to inform our readers that every prepare
ton Is being made for the rapid compile
ton Of the Strasburg extension under the
patronage Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. This, when the Baltimore
aud Ohio Company shall have come into
control Of the other Valley road, will be
Inc great southern through route.-Shenan-
dOQh Heron
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LAND SALES IN CULPEPER.-One tract of
land, containing 2023l acres, at S25 per
acre. John Willis purchaser. One tract
Of Is acres at S35 per acre. p. A. Spots
wood purchaser. Both tracts without build
!ngS, and lying near Rapidan station.
The house and lot formerly occupied by Mr..
I'd. A. Freeman as a residence for ST 900.
James Barbour, Esq, purchaser.-ObserUer.
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DYEING AND SECURING.

ESTABLISHED IN 1S6e-L. LIME
FIMaE,S FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUH-
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, xse
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FouETh ana
staws, cloaks, and sacquss dyed In any colors as.
sired or cleaned In the very best and neaiess S
ner. Gentemen's garments cleaned os uyeat 1872 a1
iished printing departments and VII psns .sGss
silks, merinos, poplins. delainss, aaa
dresses. Call and see samples OF y I SEMLS.
Practical Dyer. seosrss nd o ssaIs II.
Ps-Persous residing g ~ ai snrass ana hsge
t sasy returned again the same way At short no.
tfeq. -
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Dentistry.

HENTAL notice. @4
DLEIGH BURTON, DENTIST S11u
nrncttioner for twenty years, native OF the state
and graduate OF southern dental college, follow
ing the example of advertising dentists offers MS
services to those requiring GENITAL operatiohs'
through the newspapers. -.a =
He refers to the following wel-known firms OF
this city Messrs. Lancaster Co, Messrs; w. n.
Martin & Co.. Messrs. Gibson Il Watkins. Messrs
Haryeys l. Williams, Messrs. 8. G. Tardy Co.,
MIR. John H. Montague, Messrs. Meade b Baker
q Co. messrs. VIM. 6. ferguson h Co., Messrs.
Thomas 4. Price & Co., Messrs. o. i. Weisiger
& Co. -r- .s.as -. -. - ~, =. -,. .. 3
m
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FIRE IN CULPEPER.-The residence Of
Mr. John W. Griffin was consumed by fire
on Wednesday night last. Most Of the fur
niture, provisions, clothing, &C., were
burned also gold watch belonging to his
daughter, who was visiting him from the
South. 1t is thought by his neighbors that
ii was the work of an incendiary, but Mr..
Griffin was too charitable to believe it.
NQtre I'iruin;un.
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DR. G. E. KLOEBER DENTAL SsR
RICHMOND, YA.,) inserts beautiful ARIIEl-
CIAL TEETH on the yULCAEITE BASE for
twenty to thirty dollars per set. Particular asten-
ton given to all operations TO the preser-
yatton Of the natural teeth Correction OF trrsgr-
lar teeth, cleaning, extracting and the treatment
OF dental diseases generally. nav 70
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Important Action of Northern Mer-
chants-No Sales South Except for
Cash.
New YORK, August 2s.-The Brooklyn
Eagle of to-day says that meeting OF
prominent New York merchants was held
last night, at which it was resolved to sell
no goods to the southern merchants this
eeason EXCEPT for cash.
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Steamship Ashore.

KEY WEST, FLA, August 2S.-Ihe steam
ship General Meade, of New York for New
Orleans, went ashore this morning fifteen
miles from here.
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THE SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, S. c., August 2S.-There we're
lively debates in the House to-day, showing
hostility to the Democrats, and restiveness
under the assertion of authority BY the Go
vernon.
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NOTICE.-To WILLIAM

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To WILLIAM
Il CLARKE, FORMERLY OF RlGHaaM1VtSdDS
[IRGISIA. son OF WILLIAM JAChSoN
CLAIRE, WHO DIED SOME YEARS SINCE :
Your locality Is now not known There Is IN my my
fron the estate of Elizabeth G. Clarke. deceased,
who resided iu Hanover county. Virginia, which
am anxious to pay over. Should you be informed,
either through this or any other medium, coHlhu-
ntcate with me at once.
Address Richmond, Va. n. B. CLARKE
Executor of Elizabeth c. Clarke, deceased.
au4-detawln& w1m