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FROM WASHINGTON.
Governmental EXPENSES,

WASHINGTON, Nov. c. The following are the
expenses of the Government for the month OF
October:-ClVi, miscellaneous, and foreign,
S4.l76,O 0; interest on public debt, 81 3Sl, 0OJ;
War DepaltmenN, So 100 900; Navy DeUartmeut,
$4,t25 QUO; Internal Department, $3,052,0O
1otal, Sil, 364,O00.
The Secretary OF the Treasury
to-day confirmed the appointment OF Henry g.
Hoyt TO 0e Supervisor OF Internal Revenue tor
the States OF Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Professor of Military Science.
BY direction OF The President, Major q. 8.
La lner, l9rh Infantry, has been deIalled as
Professor OF Military Science az the Bishop Sea.
bury Nilsson, Farlbault, Minnesota.
General Reynolds Relieved.
General orders have been is,ued from the
Amy headquarters, IN pursuance OF tue order
OF The President, relieving General Res mol Is
from command OF the Filth military district.
aud directing General CanOv TO turn over his
present command 70 the officer next 10 COM
mand to hims' j., and proceed 10 Ausin, Texas,
TO IeheVe Brevet Maior-General Reynolds.
War Department Circular.
The following order from ths War Department
has been publ she'd
Sold els may, for Ger ain offanses not strictly
ml1tary, oe sentenced by general court al
10 cohnntmeht In peniteuuary. 1T auy State
In military department. has ade prov on ny
law tor confinement IN a pPDiteotlary thereof OF
pris oners nnder sentence by cuurt-mqrtialS OF
me unlted slales, the oeparlment commander
may designate such penlteutiary as A place OF
execution OF any such sentence to peniten iary
conbnement but II no such provision has been
made by any. State IN the department., the
record will be forwarded to the Secretary OF War
for designation of a PRISON.
"The authority which has DESIGNATED the
place OF confinement, or higher authority can
change the place OF confinement. or mitigate, or
remit the sen ence. The same rules apply TO
prisoners sentenced by military commissions,
so long as the law under which the military
commission acted is IN force. but when that law
change the place of imprisonment, or mitigate
or remit tie sentence"
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Yesterday a Der OF our City Council
men palO a visit to q spot about thIee-q darters
OF n mile from Mount Any, on the GsrmanCo Wn
Railroad, Tor the purpose OF determining its
ehPlo lhly as site lor The erection OF House OF
Correction.
"A seaman, named Edward Poole, while
performing dut9 or the b0wsprll o. the schooner
Thomas Booz, yesterday morning, III the De'a
ware river, opposue WILMINGTON, tell iuto
The IIver, and Has drowned. The deceased was
about 26 years of age, unmarried, and belonged
to SOmerYIle, \. j. Tue body was not recoV-
cred.
The premi'es No. $40 N. Third street. were
slightly damaged by ire last evening, )olt
O'Clock, the alarm of fire about hait-past
O'Clock was caused Dy The burning Of q mattress
in The house No. 46i N. Fifth street.
The UDIte1 Sra'es Mtrsnafs sale OF the
di-tiIierg or c. f. Miller. a. the Falls Dt Sc luyl
XII, realized about $l7O0, which was nearly
two ihTus OTIS appraised value.
AT preliminary meeting OF the ingram
carpet.weaVers, held last evening at the hall
Front and Master sGreels IL was resolved tnat
tue tbops repres sented ehould stand by tho.e
now on a strike in consequence OF an attempted
IeducuOn OF The price OF Iaoor. Another meet.
inc will take place for the pdrpose OF receiving
reports from The shops no y on sIriBe.
"A meeting OF those IN favor OF oltect steam
sb'p communication with Enelaud was held
yes erday afternoon in the Board Of Trade
rooms. John l.. BUzOy, Esq, was 10 the char
and ln O few n MARKS lurrodlCed Mr.. East.
man, UNI ed States Consul IL BlStol England.
THIS penileman spoke Tor some time, asserting
tnat me advantages OF Inc port OF Brl>tol we're
equal TO those o. other ports on that side OF the
A lapiic, BOT only in location, bat also in the
jacliiies which IT affords for EN- grant travel aod
the Shipment of irelgnt OF all Kinds. Without
&C mins 10 any definite conclusion the meeting
adjourned.
Tie following persons were admitted to the
Hospital yesterday:-
John OOOpneil, aged twelve years, residing
nt No. 2061 .ombard street, hip broken by ia |.
Andrew Smith, aged twenty eight years, re-
siding at No. 1928 itzSater street, severely
burned while refining coal OIL
Michael Mcbride, aged twenty.three years,
injured by falling over banister.
Bernard Townsend, residing at Seventh and
FIlZ water 81 reets, acclGentallY shot in the leg.
The Philadelphia Lutheran Evangelical
Conference Will meet in the Lutharbanm
Church, Noah NJ. Price, pas or, on Monday
evening. Opening services by Rev. E. w. Hutter.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
The Vote Of PhIIadelDhia,

The following Is the vo'e OF this city on
November 8. Tor Presidential Elec ors, as com
puted by the Return judges Sesterlay;-
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Domestic Affairs!

--Surratt's case is finally ended.
Gold closed last evening at 1927,
Iowa gives 81, 600 majority for Grant.
The Massachusetts OF the West-Iowa.
Earthquakes still alarm tho Californians.
Secretary Seward has returned to Washington.
The San Francisco Republicans intend to contest
the municipal election.
New York Democrats want Secretary McCulloch
removed. A. j. gives them no encouragement.
General Candy has been ordered to Austin, Texas,
where he will relieve General Reynolds Of his COM
ma9S---
%he Rutler Zouaves, OF Washington, yesterday
a,.d n salute in honor OF the election of Benjamin r.
Butler to Congress o,,,.,,
Aeht in Putnam county, n. Y, on election day, and
that the latter won the isht,
Edmund Remak, for several years connected with
the leading German papers OF New York city died
suddenly on Thursday evening, aged 35.
Vice President ColfaX addressed the Harrisburg
ers Yesterday afternoon, and left for New York at
which poiut he arrived during the evening.
Mrs Sophia HeCht came to her death, on Tuesday
morning through the blunder If apothecary, who
substituted atropia, deadly poison, for assalGdita.
Major E. S. Latmer, Nineteenth United States
Infantry has been detailed Professor of Military
Science at the Bishop Seabury Mission, Faribault,
Minnesota.
"A large number Of the influential citizens OF Wash
ington called upon and congratulated the military
household of General Grant, yesterday his election
TO the Presidency.
Secretary McCulloeh has decided that he has
power to reissue any legal tender notes that may
have been redeemed, but not cancelled, providing the
amount outstanding does not exceed 10000, 600.
Hoffman made a speech last evening, in New
York during which he tried to carry buckets on both
shoulders. by praising the Democracy side,
and intimatng that he had never said unklnd word
about General Grant As be ran SO far ahead of the
Hampton-ForTest candidate for the Presidency, are
we 10 suppose that he said any unkind words" about
Horatio Seymour.
Foreign Affairs.
LoEDoN, Nov. 6.-The Standard Conservative Or
gAn) ascrbes the disparagement OF Reyerdy johnson
by the Radicals here to his admiration Of England.
LONDON, Nov. 0-MIdnlsht depu.ation from the
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TAVING ALTERED AND ENLARGED NY
IL Store, No. 23O N. NINTH street, iavILe attfn
Lon 70 my Increased stock (of my own faetuTel
cf fine ROOTS SH0Fs "a 1TIfts5, ETC., OF the latest
SN an ERNEST sop.
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For additional Murine NewS see first Page.
ALMANAC FOB PBILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
SUN Rlscs....-........6 MOON RIsRs..,.,,, q
SUN SnTs................-4 sol Hen WATER. Is
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CItY Mi,irs.

hSeventh division rejected.
tSixth, Seventh, and Eighth divisions re-
iected.
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Tue foIloNng IS inc vote in detail lOr q.
Morrison Coates (Rep.) AMI WihIam V. Mo2r4tb
tpem rs compsl'd with the vote Iof Auditor.
General IN OctOner:-
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Charleston, Sc.

The undersigned having taken char-e OF
tn, above wcll known Hotel, respectfully
informs lis friends and the travelling pablc
thatit has been rcfurnished in sil Of its de-
partmcn;s. The table will at all times be
supplied with the best the Market affords,
including every deiieacv in season, while
the cniSine win be, unexccp:ionahle. The
Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel are snp-
piled with the celebrated Artesian Water,
and Hot, Cold orSho"er Baths can be OBJ
tanned at any time. The same attention
will be paid to the comfort of the guests as
heretofore, and travellers can rely upoa
finding the Charleston Hotel equal 10 any
in the United States. The patronage Of
the travelling public is respectfully solicited.
J. P. H0RBACH. Agent,
Jan. is 3 if. Proprietor.
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Tragedy in Southwestern ARK


.--> > anSaS.
The Arkadelphia { Dallas county,
STANDARD ofthe 26th ult., publishes
q report that bloody tragedy
occurred last week in Louisville,
Fayette- county, in the extreme
southern portion of the State,
which resulted in the death OF
seven negroes, and Eve whites. A
negro had committed a horrid
outrage upon girl thirteen years
old, and a numker of the citizens
executed summary punishment
upon him by hanging him. A
brother of the negro went to town
after the execution and behaved
in a very insulting and riotous
manner, using threats to those who
had hanged his brother. The
people, after bearing bis insults
for some time, hanged him also,
whereupon the: negroes of the
town and neighborhood collected
together to the number offorty or
fifty and made general attack
upon the town, which wassmet oy
the citizens with the above result:
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"The Christian Neighbor.''

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care all your people weli?" =
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To Medical Students.

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A drunken man made a furious
attack on the family of a private
citizen of Charleston, on the 18th.
stabbing small boy in the side
with a knife. He would probably
have inflicted further injuries upon
some Of them, but for the timely
arrival of the gentleman Of the
house. -.-*.z
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Fissk's Metallic Burial Cases,

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The Healing Pool.

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Tn BankruptcY.

ABSENCE OF HENRY SUMNER, REGISTER
Henry Summer, Register in the Court of Bank
ruptey for the district of South Carolins, has By
order Of the Court said district, been allowed
1868 aug IL 81
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA.
- Newberrv DiStrict-In Equity.
John G. Lipford and Nife, v. Lala Rook
and others. > -
The creditors Of Samuel L.. Rook, deed,
are required TO, render and establish their
demands before the Commissioner, on or
before the first day of October next
: CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
July % SO It.:7sg fl2.s 6. 8. n. D.,
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GreeRviIle Female College.
C. H. JUDsON,, President.
I.:.+,J T., Eo,,n D..fooooro nm 4

Q. II. JUDOUN,, 'IFeSlueHI.
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Laurens Railroad.
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STATEOFSOUFH eAROIINA.

~ Newberyy District in Equity.
George Larsen, Aimr., VS.. Waller IL. Hunt
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CONS Office, 81 July, 1858. Re
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
. Ncwbery 3istrfet-In Equity.
= James B. Livingston, Kx'or, v. Elizabeth
...~ ... Kinari and Others: - y -
The creditors Of Andrew Kin;:rd, deceased, ,
are required 20 render and establish, their
respective demands before The Commissioner.
on or before the ir-t day of October next.
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STATE OF SOUTuCAROLINA.
Ne,sbery Distnct-ln Equity.
Isabella Birge, Adm'x, V. -Wm. S.. Birgc,
-. 7 ct. al - g..
The creditors of John S. Birge. decd,
are required to render and establish their
demands before the Commissioner On or
before the first day Of October next.
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