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mCOUNSEL FOR THE CARELESS.-TH

e5-COUNSEL FOR THE CARELESS.-THE
body is machine, and carelessness in its manage
men ia as sure 10 lead to evil results as carcessness
in the management of steam engine Yet the last
thing that most people think Of is the protection OF
this delicate piece of Creations handiwork from the
snbte causes of disease by which il is surrounded.
It is no easy thing to repair the System when IN
runs but there is no difficulty in forifyins tagaipst
mapy of the dangers to which it is exposed. Guard
against nervous debility. At the first symptom OF
this forerunner OF more serious ailments, sustain
tbe f,app ing energies of nature with HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS. Take it regularly and per-
sistentiy, until bodily Ugor is thoroughly re:t0re1
II creates an appetite prom otes-or, IL ml9nt Us
n operly be said compels-the complete o'gesiui
pt The food regulates the secreiye action OF the H.
or + mes and iny,gorates the bowels, improves the
condition OF the blood, and gives hrmnes' 10 the
nerves. Upon u system thus strengthened and regu-
otod in all its important functions, tile fog ana ex-
halations of autumn pregnant with the elements oi
intermittent and rcmi tent lever, can make little or
no impression. Whoever 1upposes that fever ana
nnue is an unavoidable evil iu certain istrics, at
his season of the year. s cgregiously mistaken AS
etctually as drnught OF cold air is hut out by the
closiug OF door, this complaint, and all disorders
of mlasmatic type, may be prevented by The use OF
the EITCkRS. When sickness cal be avoiled by O
means so safe simple is it not the mcrest fatui-
ty TO neglect the procred and tic? Regarded either
as preventative or cure for dyspep,il. bilious
ness intermittent feser nervous disorders, general
debility, or constipation OF the bowels, this pure
vegetable preparation stands alone.
Octnber 10 u
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MACON AND AUGUSTA RAILRoAD.-We intend
ed to correct mistake earlier, which occurred
in this column the other day, saving the State
had agreed to loan this road $50, 900. An
was omitted. 1t should have read 1900, COO.
TLis is an ample amount to build the thirty
uncompleted miles between Macon and Mil
iedgoyille. And we hope the Board OF Direc-
tors will throw new life and energy into the
construction con of the remaining link. 1t should
Inv ali rn .ans be ready Ill time for the fall trade
OF 1863. This will open an airline between
the great inland city OF Georgia and Charles
ION. the commercial metropolis of South Caro-
lima. and from thence to New York. Frcights
and railroad charges generally are reduced to
that is the building of competing lines. We
have no enm;ty against any of the great rail,
er erin in cheap frcights and heap of business.
Macon Journal and Messenger, Oct IL
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EUROPE.

ORDER OF JEsUrTs ABOLISHED IN ePA1N.
MADRID, October 14.-The Junta have seized
the nroperty of the Jesuits in Spain, and have
abolished the Order.
EXPEDITION AGAINST THE TRIBES IN MOUTH
WESTERN INDIA.
LONDON, October 12.-Dispatches from Bonn
BAY say favorable reports have been received
of the progress of the expedition against the
+r;bes in Northwestern India. The troops
have so far met with slight opposition.
-FEN1AN PRISONERS TO BE RELEASED.
LONDON, October 12-The Fenian prisoners
ut Dartuoor are to be released.
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WASHINGTON.
SPANISH aE1AT1oNs-REyENUE, &C.

WASHINGTON, October 14.-The Provisional
Government of Spain yesterday, by telegraph
recognized Goni as Spanish Minister at Wash
ington, to the extent Of directing him to COM
municate to this government their gratitude
for prompt recognition. Seward addressed
the following telegram to Minister Hale: Ike
ciprocate, in tho Presidents name, the saiuta-
tions of the Provisional Junta, and tender the
best wishes of the United States for the peace
prosperity and happiness OF Spain under the
nresent and the de6nitive government.
Rosecrans is here waiting final Instructors.
Revenue to-day s155, 600.
The Republicans make the following esti-
mate Of their maiorities Pennsylvania, lo'ooO;
Ohio. % 600; Indiana. $4,000; Nebraska, 200o.
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One TAKEN AND THE ornyn LErr.-A telc-

One TAKEN AND THE OrHsR LEFr.-A tele-
graphic dispatch from Norfolk announced that
Governor Wells, of Virginia. has commuted
the 's sentence Of Benjamin Jefferson, a negro,
to Imprisonment for life. This negro had been
sentenced to be hanged on the S:h Of October
for an outrage upon Miss Sarah Ford; Per,
kins, white man, who had been condemned
to the same penalty for his participation, il"
this outrage, was hanged yesterday. linus
left. A political pretexl for the difference, in
the flte of the two mon has been assigned
''the Congessiol lal district in which the out
ra re took place gives seven thousand negro
majority" In view Of this extraordinary. case
who shall say that the negro now has no rights
which white men are bound TO respec; Nor
York Herald
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E,neral of Howell Cobb.

SAVANNAH, October 14.-The steamer San
Salvador arrived here this morning with the
remains of the Hon. Howell Cobb. They were
met By the Mayor and Aldermen, members OF
the bar and citizens generally. and escorted to
the Central Railroad depot, where special
tram awaited the remains to take them 10
Athens, Ga. The flags in the harbor are flying
at half-mast in respect to the memory O. the
deceased.
AUGUSTA, October 1.-The remains OF Gen,
eraI Cobb arrived here this evening, escorted
hv o committee from Savannah and Macon.
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IMPORTANT TO AMERICAN VISITORS TO CUBA

IMPORTANT TO AMERICAN VISITORS TO CUBA
Tho annexed circular letter has been issued by
our Vice. Consul at Hav..ia;
HAVANA, SCI tember 12, 19GS.-Notice is here
bv given to all citizens OF the United States
who vi may visit the island of Cuba that, 10 COM
plance @ with recent decree of the Captain
General and Superior Civil Governor thereof, 7 .
passports, duly and properly endorsed Dy ~ snG u;
them before @ i their beng permitted to land, and
in default thereof the captains OF vessels on
which they arrive will be compelled to carry
them back to the ports whence they came.
Notice is likewise given that no passports,
other than such as emanate from the Secretary
OF State ut Washington. or from Ministers and
Copsuls of the United States, will be held to be
valid in law by this Consulate. The Consus o.
the United States for other ports of this island
will comply with tho foregoing instructions.
H. R. DE LA REINTRE,
Consult General.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oc:ober 14.-The following
Congressme1 have been elected in this State;
lat D;strict=W. E. NlblacS, Democrat, elect
ed over J. c. Yea ch, Republican.
2d District-M. C. Kerr, Democrat, elected
over ". o. Gresham, Republican.
"a District-Robert n. Lamb, Republican,
elected over W. S. Holman, Democrat.
4th Distrct-G. ". Julian. Republican. elect
ed oyerJ. S. Reid, Democrat.
KIN District-John Coburn, RepubhcaG, elect
cd over ]. ". KeiEhtley, Democrat.
9Th District-W. W. Carter, Republican, elect
ed over D. ". Voorhees,, Democrat.
7th Distrlct-G. S. Orth, Republican, elect
ed over NJ. D. Manson, Democrat.
9th District-D D. Pratt, Republican, elected
over N. o. Ross, Democrat.
9th District--J. P. G. Shanks, Repupncan,
elected over R. Lowry, Democrat.
10th Distrct-Wm. Williams, hepuolcan,
elected over A. Ellison, Democrat.
11th District-Joseph Packard, Republican,
elected over NJ. Z. Farrand, Democrat.
Total-Republicans. 9; Democrats, 2.
The State ticket is quite close, but the cleo
ton of Conrad Baker, the Republican candl-
date for Governor, is conceded.
Thirty-seven counties show Democratic
eo;n of nearly seven thousand. There ere still
fortv.one counties to be heard from. The
Democrats claim the State by fifteen hundred
majority, and the Republicans by twenty-iour
hundred.
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NORTH GERMAN LLO.H.
STEAaI BETWEEN
AND BREM r n


Via Southampton.
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE RE.......... Capt. VOECKLER.
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSCH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
t.l..s.., WILL RUN REGULARLY BE.
EI5&SfS9 TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRL-
LkIIHiE&5Y@ MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
60. E.ss Bremen on the 1st OF each month.
From Southampton on the 4th of each month. FROM
Baltimore on the 1st OF eech month.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London. Havre and Southampton-CabinS 500: Steer
age s3G From Bremen to Baldmore-Cabtn $50
Steerage S4U
Prices of passage payable in gold, or its equivs
lent.
They touch at Southampton both going and re.
turning. These vessels take Freight to London and
HULL for which through bills OF hiding are signed
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the PostoHce. NO
bills of lading but those OF the ComprnY viii be
signed Bills OF ladng will positively Lot be de-
iYered before goods cleared at The Customcouse
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER l. CO,
No. South Charlcs-street, Baltimore,
Orto MORDECAI & CO.. Agents,
East Boy, Charleston, s. O.
April 90 6mos
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Commercial Convention.

NcgFo1k, Va. October 1.-THE CONNER
cial Convention was organized to-day by the
election of Hon. G. W., Boiling as president.
A number of vice-presdents, secretaries ana
committees We're appointed. About twenty
five hundred delegates are present, and much
interest is felt.
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re- BRIDE AND EGROOM.-ESSAYS
FOR YOI NG MEN on the interesting re'ation OF
BRIDEGROOM 10 Bride in the ns'iu ion oil iarrlass-
guide to matrimonial felicity aud true happiness.
Sent By mail in sealed letter envelopes free char5e.
Address HOWARD ASsO JIATlON, Box P.' Pniia-
delphia, PL. 3nos sep.tmoel p -
gp- BArCHELORS HAIR D1E.-IhIo
sn,cnd,d Har DYE is the best III the world; the
on,v t,7,e and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
instantaneous; no disapp ointment; no r'uiou'ou'
tints; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; m'iHo
rates and leaves the hair soft and bsautiiu oiacA
brown. Sold By all Druggists and Periuhefs' HNo
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory N0
ponl.strcct. Ncy York. Tyr Januar!
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BE- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN g. HERIoT
and of their daughter, Miss ELIZABETH A. c.
HERI0T, are invited to attend the Funeral Services
oil the latter, at st. Philips Church, This Afternoon,
NJ Four o'clock. October Is
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ELECTIONS.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEws.]


PHILADELPHIA, October 14.-Very general re-
turns have now been received, and the indlca-
tions ara unmisiakable that the Radicals have
carried Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Ne
braska. The Democrats gain two Congress
men in Pennsylvania and three in Ohio, but
lose one in Indiana. The politicians assem-
bled here to watch the result OF this election
are very numerous, and of every shade OF
political opinion. 1t is generally asserted by
them, without regard to party, that tue Re-
publican success in the four States in which
elections were held yesterday renders the cleo
ton of Grant almost certainty.
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Speeial llatifes.

a5- PUBLIC SCHOOLS--EXAMINATION
OF TEACHERs.-The regular quarterly eSamina-
ton of candidates for the office Of Teacher III the
Public Schools will be held at the Normal School, ST.
Phlip-street, on Saturday. 10th instant commenc-
ing at Nine O'Clock A. NJ.
Applicants are requested to be present punctually
at the hour named.
BY order of the Board.
Z. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
o,,, cecretory g. F. 6
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Sunrral llotife.

e. The Relatives, Friends ana Ac-
quaintauccs of Miss NORA o'NALEY IRE respectful"
" invited to attend her Funeral Servic THIS Ajer
noon OF halpas Three o'clock at her late residence
No Cos King-street, near Morris.
Octobor
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, October A.-The returns indicate
that John Teppe, Republican, is reelected to
Congress, over A. J. Poppleton. by two thous-
and majority. This State mas only one men,
her of Congress. The majority of ,iic Legisla-
tnre is largely Republican, and the Republicans
hove elected their entire State ticket.
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FOR CHERAW,

AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE PEEDEE RIVER
rN~A THE FIN E STE AMER EMILE, Capt
Gfssf-.Z- ISAAC DAVIS, will receive freight This
Day, at Commercial Wharf, and leave 4O-Aorrow
Morning. 10th inst, at Seven o'clock. making close
connection with steamer Gen. ManiSaut, at George.
town, for above Joints.
No extra charge for reshipment of goods at George
town.
All freight prepaid.
SHACKELFoRD & KELLY Agents.
No. Boyce's Wharf.
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October 13

sT FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MEsSRs.
JOHN CAMPoEN & co. have opened Branch to
their Market.street FIGURING Mills at The corner OF
East Boy and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store Is
large and commodious, AMI having secured full
stock OF the various cereals they are prepared to fur
pish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates. o,
September "a .. eoW-i
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FOX PALATKA, FLORIDs

VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JAcEsoNyILLF.
AND ALL LANDINGS on THE ST. JOHN
RIVER.
0-o THE STEAMER CITY POlNI
sssss:itI@la u1OO tons burtherh captain ": -, ::
AicSELTT, viii leave South Atl1Lso MnaTi ever; srsr;
Ts WrSns:day Afternoon, at O'Clock for the above
pu Returning will leave Savannah for Charleston every
Su,das MoInirg, at 8 O'Clock.
Goods left on the wharf after sunset VII! ~ 'ored
At expense and risk OF owners: nm .
o,,o,,o-s south Atlantic Wharf
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, October 14.-The,followlng Is the
result Of the election for Congressman in this
State:
1st District-P. W. Strader, Democrat, elcct-
ed over B. Egleston, Republican.
"a DISTRICT. F. Stevenson, hep9pncan'
elected oyer Samuel L. Carey, Democrat.
3d Distrct-R. e. Schenck, Republican,
e,ected over C. L. vallandlsham, Democrat.
4th Dlstrict-Wm. Lawrence, Republican,
elected over J. s. Seedom, Democrat. 49,,
5th District Mungen, Democrat, eject
ed over r. E. Grissel, Republican.
9Th District John a. Smith, kepupncan,
elected over n. Darrere, Democrat.
7th Distrlct-J. q. Thomas, Democrat, elect
ed over James ]. Winans, Rerubhean.
9th District-John Beatty, Republican, elect
ed over J. II. Benson, Democrat
9th District William b. Gibson, Republl-
can, elected over E. f: Dickinson, Democrat
10th District-T. II. Hoag, Democrat, elect
ed over J. NJ. Ashley, Republican.
11th District-John T. Wilson, Republican,
elected over J. Saunsi, Democrat.
10Th District-P. Van Trump, Democrat
elected over N. J. Turney, Republican.
1Sth District-George w. Morgan, Demo-
crat. elected over Charles Cooper, Republican.
14th District-M. Welker, Republican, elect
ed over L. R. Critchield, Democrat;
18th District-F. 81. Moore, Repubhcaa,
elected over NJ. u. Follett, Democrat.
1Sth District-J. A. Bingham, Republican,
elected over J. N. Estep, Democrat;
17th District-Jacob A. Amber, Republican,
elected over D. L. Lawson. Democrat. -.
1sth District-Wlliam II. Upson, Repubu'
can, elected over F. 7. Backus, Democrat. -:
10Th District-James A. Garfield, Republic
c,n. elected over James McEwen, Democrat.
Total-Repubhcans 1S; Democrats 6. De-
mocratic gain Of 8.
schenck beats vallandigham by 500 votes.
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TONE TRIP A WEEK.
AND SAVANNAH STEAM

PACKET LINE,
VIA DEAUFoR r. HILTON HEAD AND rLUFFIoS
STEAMER PILOT BOY. ....... Capt. ". A. vADFN>
STEAMER FANNIE .Capt fES' ' Eo1
-reA ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
-s.:hllw will leave Charleston every yusSday
MorMing at O'Clock, and savaanah ever iN'"sia5
Morning. at o'clock.
XVI -e''-' - j ES FfEGUaoN.
J,,eco Accomm ods!ion Wba-s>
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FOR GEORGETOWN. s. G,

TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND KErTHFIELp,
WAvERLY AND BROOK GREEN MILLS.
~T~A THE FINE STEAMER EMILE,
.,=s,es:t;I Capt ISAAC DAVIS will receive freight
at Commercial Wharf, on ThurSd1u, 18th inst. and
leave as above on Friday Morning. 10th inst, at
Seven o'clock.
AL Freight prepaid.
sHACKELFoRD & KELLY, Agents,
No. boyce's "harf.
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NEW YORK AND CHARLES ron
FOR NEW 20 r 4

FOR VIEW Y @ RK.
A~s..,n TIE SPLENDID SIDE IaEEL
NEIS1fE STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN, WooD-
LE5sMlNfI3T'o HULL, Commander, will leave Ad-
szSS&feS1 Ss&zsfss gers Wharf on Saturday. the 18th
inst, at halEpast Seven o'clock A. NJ.
aS- Through Bills of Iading on Cotton to Boston
and Providence at low ates
The Steamers OF this Line insure at threc-qulrters
per cent
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGFR c..
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Ba, tUp Stii.-D.
The steamer JAMES ADGER will follow Gu Tues.
day, the Goth inst, at Ten o'clock, A. NJ.
October IA
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October Is
FOR EDISTO,

ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE, HUTCHINSON Is
LAND AND FENwICK ISLANDS AND WAY
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FOR NEW YORK.
PASSAGE REDUCED TO SIS.
L STEAMSHIP CUDiPi's
TROUGH Linz TO

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPi's
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY Re-
DCCED RdTESI
n~e~., STEAMERS OF The ABOVE
NSIFS-4sl line leave Pier No. ~, North River,
L/1iSlEEI3a foot of Canalstreet. New York,
.-s-siAS,,, l2 o'clock noon OF the 1st, 9th i6tt
and path of every month except when these datei
fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
Depar ure of lst and oath connect at Panauia Iitt
steamers for South Pacific aad Central American
ports. Those oil 1st touch al ManZanillo.
Departure OF 9th OF each month connects With
the new steam line from Panama TO Australia and
New Zealand.
steamship JAPAN. leaves San Francisco. 70
CliIa and japan. November ..
No California steamers touch a. Havana, hu' &C
direc. from New York 10 Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baggage Tree to each ijnlt
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information appls
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whaIi
foot OF Canal-street, North River, New York
March IA 1yr F.R. BABY a4ect.
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xr-A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA
Ez.ssf.=5 Captain JAS G. RUM1KY, will receive
Freight THIS Day, and leave Io-Morroto Morning,
at Four O'Clock, and Edsto Saturday Afternoon, at
Three o'clock.
For reight or Passage, apply on board, or to
JOHN q. MURRAY Market Wharf.
GT Steamer leaves again on Tuesday Morning at
Seven o'clock, ald Edisto Wednesday Morning. at
Six O'Clock. II Oct Der Is
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pEENSYLYANIA.

pu1.nE1pH1A, October 1.-THE following
is the result of the election for members OF
CONGRESS in this State according to the latest
estimates:
1st Districts. J. Randall, Democrat. elect
ed over B. L. Berry, Republican, by 6lol ma
ID District-Charles ONeill, Republican,
elected over t. B. Florence, Democrat, by BIAS
~ District. Moffati, Democrat, elected
oycr Leonard Meyers, Republican, BY VI ma
jority. D.,,;o,,, a,oo-
ted over J. B. Nicholson, Democrat by zzS'
i 5tb District-J. R. Reading, Democrat, cleo
ted over Caleb N. Taylor, Republican, by 4oO
18th S5h District. D. Stiles. Democrat, elected
over T. r. Brettenbach, Republican. ,,
elected over r. E. Monaghan, Democrat.
Sth DISTRICT. l.. Getz Democrat, elected
over 81. s. Eckert, Republican.
9th District-O. j. Dickey, Republican, elect
od over Hiram B. Swan, Democrat.
10Th District H. L. Cake, Republican, elect
ed over ]. J. Connor, Democrat.
11th District-D. NJ. Van Auken, Democrat,
elected over D, Kalbfus, Kepgbllcasn: noouo.
18th District-G. W. Woodward, democrat
e,ected over. Theodore Strong, Republican:
1ath Disrict-Ulysses Mercur, Republican,
elected ever Y. E. Plolett, Democrat;
1l.a District--J. B. Parker, Republican,
,,.cted over ]. F. Knipe, Democrat.
18th District-R. j. Holdeman, Democrat,
elected over S. Small, Republican. -.
10th District--John Cessna, republican,
elected over E. NJ. Kimmell, Democrat.
18th District-Dan. J. Morrell, Republican,
elected over J. P. Linton, Democrat.
18th District-W. b. Armstrong, Republican
elected over F. a. Mackey, Democrat.
18th District-G. w. Scofeld, Republican,
elected over r. Brown, Democrat.
Doth District-Geolge Gilhlan, Republican
elected over R. NJ. DeFrance, Democrat.
21st Dstrict-Doubtful
22d District-James s. Negley, Republican,
elected over A. Burt, Democrat.
23d Dist ict-Darwin Phelps, Republican
elected over L. z. Mitchell, Democrat.
24th DISTRICT. B. Donley, Republican
electedover D. Crawford, Democrat.
Total-Repubicans Is; Democrats 8. A De-
mocratic gain of 2, with one district doubtful.
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Shipping.

FOR BOSTON-DISPATCH LINE.
> THE FIRST-cLAS5 REGULAR PACKET
In Schooner B. n. HAWKINS, ]. P. WYATT
EMSsMaster. having the bulk cargo engaged,
.2sSawants 200 to 800 bales Cotton 10 gil up, aud
sail with dispatch. WILLIAM ROACH.
October 15
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All stiff clays, when. they are not too wet
will be greatly benefited by fall ploughlng
The ridges should be left rough, so that th
largest 20 ssible surface OF the upturned soil i
exposed to the action of frost.
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All wet lands should be carefully drained
The greater portion of these lands are among
the most fertile when made properly dry BY
drains and bitches. and by this process the
ranker grasses and sweet nutritious grasses
can be grown to perfection.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-13

We have had three years of peace
During all that time the people o.
the South been unarmed and defense
less. Not a hand there has been lifted
against the Federal government. Its
authority and the supremacy of the
Constitution lave been acknowledged
by all who favored the rebellion. And
now Congress passes an act to infics q
despotism bill, q bayonet bill upon a
defenceless land starving. 1t
Eposes to put them, men and wo-
= under the tnnmbs of the negroes.
m1,poses to put millions of white
women and children, the cul-
4 the refined, under subjec-
.;oa, ~ 'sAHssance and ill,smelling AZ
a. whole thing is cowardly.
;';sh 0lt'a us horrible. 1t is dew
mankind: It is Voting sin AGAINST
God.-[Louisvillo ESanai.