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MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, August 2l.-Hon. w
B. Jones, Elector on the Republican
ticket in the Fourth Congressional Dis.
trict, has taken the stump for Seymour
and Blair, and publishes the following
Thomas a. GIasscOck. Chairman of Republican
Executive Committee, Montgomery, ALL:
Dear Sir: 1 respectfully decline to
serve So EIector for Grant and ColfaX IN
the Fourth Congressional District.
Respectfully, w.B. JONES.
Hon. J. MartersOn, Republican, from
Lawrence county, has also declared his
intention to support Seymour and Blair.
The following card is published in the
Radical organ In this city:
ain consequence Of the want OF pat
ronage sufficient TO meet the daily eX-
penses of the Office, l am compelled to
suspend the publication OF the State Sen
tiaeL. Since the establishment of the
paper in this city, going on two years, l
have sustained the publication OF the
paper with my own private means. This
cannot do any longer; / must abandon
the business, and go into some pursuit
that will at least furnish sufficient income
to meet the outlay.
Signed: JOHN HARDY.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The exam
instion of cOiored Z)uaves for rioting, q
week ago, while 8 company OF them from
Georgetown were on their way to the
Capital to relieve the guard over the re-
mains of Thaddeus Stevens, has been
concluded. They were fined for disor-
DERBY conduct, and sixteen others were
required TO give from $500 TO $500 bsil for
further hearing at the Court.
The United States Consul at London
reports that John V. Munson, OF Calaias,
Maine, and John 0COnner, OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, have been brought to that port,
having been picked up at sea about
forty miles southwest by south Of
the island Of Nevis. Their vessel, the
Squirrel, Of Port Washington, having
been lost on the coral reefs, near Ber-
muda.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. jas. NJ. Caldwell,
retired, has by direction Of the President
and in accordance with an act of Con-
gress, July 2Sth, 1868, been detailed az
Professor of Military Science at the Ken
lucky University, At Lexington.
Maj. E. w. Dennis, judge advocate,
has been ordered TO Seaport without de-
lay, to report to Lieut.. Gen. Sherman.
intelligence has been received here Of
the arrival of the United States steamer
Macedonian, OF the naval practice squad
ron, at Annapolis, yesterday afternoon,
after passage Of twenty-six days from
Funchal, Madeira. All well.
The Commissioner OF the General Land
Once has received returns of survey Of
one additional township in Lewis and
Clark county, in Montana district, north
of Helena, embracing an area OF 80, Az
acres. The soil ia well adapted to agri-
cultural and grazing purposes. Nearly
all the land in the Southern part of the
tract is obtained by actual settlers. There
are no indications of minerals observed
In the township.
Receipts of customs from 10th to 18th
August, So, $50, 1862.
BY direction Of the Secretary Of War q
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 2l.-Dispatches have
been received to-day giving the particu.
lars Of heartTending calamity in North
Wales yesterday evening, whereby
twenty. five persons lost their lives. A
train from Holy Head, containing pas
sengers and mails from Ireland, which
was proceeding toward Liverpool, at the
usual rate of speed, met with sad acct
dent at the little town OF Aberglee, in
the county of Denhigh. A long train OF
petroleum trucks had just been switched
off on the siding, to make way for the
Irish mail, but the swltchman had neg
lected to replace the switch, and dread
full collision was the consequence. Seven
passengers were killed outright and
many others badly injured. The cars
of both trains were reduced to q shape
less mass. The conclusion produced by
the collision caused the petroleum to ex-
piode, which instantly enveloped both
of the trains in flames, and before the
fire could be subdued eighteen persons
had been literally burned alive to ashes.
The United States steamer SwRtara is
at Lisbon and the Canandaigua at Bre-
men.
LUCERNE, August 81. - A Fenian,
whose name is not given, was arrested
tc-dsy charged with originating plot for
the assassination OF Queen Victoria dur
ing her recent visit to Switzerland. The
prisoner awaits q requisition from Eng
land
PARIS, August 21.-The Messrs. Ar
mand, of Bordeaux, who constructed
certain ironclads for the Confederate
Government, and against whom the
United States Government recently OBJ
tanned q judgment in the French High
Court of Appeal, have been aojudged
banETuDt,
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PratI's Southern kade Cotton Gin
rr,HIs eng Is rerartnd hr p,autern uho hara

THIS GIN Is regarded by planters who have
l. used IL, AZ the best for sample, picking the
seed clean and light drSught. Planters culti-
waiting bottom lands are requested 10 examine
the Eureka Gin at harrington & HowelPs, 26S
Front street. 1t will pay for itself In ginning
nifty bales. A. N. Gunnison, manufacturer OF
the Steel Comb Gin before the war but now q
planter, gives the following certificate
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 81, 1858.
I take pleasure in recommending to plant
eTs cuitivatiug Cotton on bottom lands of the
Mississippi, Arkansas, White and ST. Francis
rivers, the Eureka sin, made by Daniel PrsLt,
Of Alabama. This Gin separates the hulls,
bolls, etc, from the Seed Cotton, makes good
sample. and Is superior to any other Gin for
bottom lands. have used one myself on
farm In Washington county, Miss, and 1t ope-
rates well and gives entire satisfaction in every
respect. A. N. GUNNISON."
Orders for Gins, from 40 to 80 Saws. and Gum
Betting, at Factory Prices, addre Ssed to the
care OF HARRINGTON q HOWELL, 26s
Front street, Menphis, promptly filled. Presses
and Gearing put up, and Gins repaired by
skllf1l Ginwrisht. q. ", TRUHEART,
iy2s staW2m&W Agent for Daniel Pratt,
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Arkansas.

"A company of colored militia were
mustered In at Camden, Ark, on the
14th.
Hon. VIM. E. Ashley died at Little
Rock on Sunday, the 10th.
The weather for the past two weeks
has not been favorable to cotton; too
ynncF rain. Corn is very fine, and the
farmers will make plenty Of bread for
home consumption and some to sell.
THE cotton crop will be cut short, II the
vet weather continues during the month.
Clarendon Democrat.
For two OF three weeks we have had
aln,ost continuous rains. We fear the
cotton crop will be injured, but the corn
Prospects are unequalled, and Phillips
aaonntv will have Thousands of bushels
20 ship.-Helend Clarion, 2Oth.
THE Fort Smith Herald of the 18th
.avs. 1The crops, CORE and cotton, all
aIono the route from Pine Bluff to this
,,isce. present fine appearance, and the
FARMER and the planter are feeling good
ever the prospects OF heavy yield, good
demand and fair prices
-Trayel through Ft. Smith, en- route to
and from Texas, is still great; no day
GASES but some emigrant wagons are In
SIGHT: some folks can uavel cheaper
than they can stay Of home
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VIRGINIA.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August 81
Gen. Robert Z. Lee arrived here last
night, and was received with great en-.
thusiasm.
Gov. Pickens, Gov. Letcher and ex.
Secretary of the Interior Stuart are
among the late arrivals.
Secretary Browning has engaged 8
cottage and Will arrive tomorrow night.
a large number of railroad officials
and directors are here, among them Gen.
Besuregard, President of the New Or
leans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad, discussing railroad matters.
Gen. Rosecrans, Minister to Mexico, is
at the R9ckbridge Alum Springs He
will arrive here tonight. 1t is pretty
generally understood That the meeting
of Gems. Lee and Rosecrans have in it a
matter of great importance to the coun-
try. Gen. ROsecrans was OutspOken on
the cars ia regard TO bis mission.
A grand masquerade bail will be given
Thursday next, IL honor OF distinguished
visitors.
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BOSTON.

Boston, August 2I.-Fsneuil Hall was
thronged to.day-ths occasion being the
reception OF the Chinese Embassy. The
galleries were filled with women, and
the men crowded the main floor. Many
of the latter shook hands with MIR. Bur-
liDgame and members OF the Embassy.
The Hall was finely decorated.
The banquet given TO the Chinese Em-
bsssy at ST. James Hotel tonight by
members OF the city government was 80
elegant and interesting affair. Mayor
Shurtlif presided. Gov. Bullock spoke
on the part Of the State. Hon. Charles
Sumner spoke at considerable length,
pronOuncing q warm eulogy upon Mr..
Burlingame.
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The Hudson river, at Albany, is
lower than for many years at this sea-
son. Several steamers have run aground
at Castleton Bar.
Horace Greeley declines to succeed
Miles o'Reilly, and give the latteI's fam.
lily the salary,
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DEFERRING 10 the above cards, we respect
II fully solicit consigDmsnts Cf Cotton and
DINER Country Frodu 9. Will make liberal
Cash Advances on COnsignmeuts to either
house Al consignments shipped by river viii
De GOV cred by insurance, and while In store,
unless otherwise instructed.
FOR BALE.-A general stock Of Groceries
consisting OF RAGING, IROS Ills. ROPE.
TWINE, BACON. PORK, LARD, COFFEE,
SUGARS. MOLASSkS, MEAL, WHISKY, ,
WOODWARD, etc. Respectfully,
W. X. HILL q CO,
aulZ 3m No. 30 HrOut gfreef
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, August 21.-Only twelve
bags Of newspapers were injured by the
fire on the New Jersey Central Rail
Road. No letters were destroyed. Most
of the papers i0jared will be redirected
and sent to their destination by the post
office authorities.
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Rules Adopted by the National ChRmbe
Of Life Insurance..

RHfeS Adopted by the National ChamDo f
Of Life Insurance..
At meeting held at Saratoga on the
18th rules ard regulations regarding an
Actuarial Board we're passed as follows :
/. Every company in Chamber shall
report its condition to the Actuarial
Board annually, on the lst day Of Janu-
sry, .or within 60 days thereafter, in
such forms as are required by the third
section OF the second article of the Con-
stitutiOn of said board.
2. The valuation of every oOmpany's
business shall be in net, except where
premiums receivable are below net sales,
when such valuations shall be in gross
3. Tables of interest and tables of NOR
tally shall be those established by the
Chamber Committee.
It was resolved that every company
now a member or likely to become 3
member be required to sign the COnsti-
tuition by their President or Secretary,
and E. A. Stanberry, ID. P. Walker and
J. Edie were appointed committee to
carry the resolution into effect. The
Chamber then adjourned, to meet in
New York next November.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, August 2l.-The U.
s. Treasurer shipped half a million coin
to New York yesterday by an opposition
steamer. making total since January
1st, of 100000. Excess of 81 500, 600
over total thus shipped in 1867.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, August 2l.-Bill introduced
ia the House to exempt from taxation
foreign capital invested in the manufac
ture of Woollen and cotton goods and
other fibrous material, for five years,
was defeated.
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board of officers will assemble at the
Washington arsenal on the LIST Of Sep
TENDER next, or as soon thereafter as
practicable, for the purpose of testing the
Beaupre system in the construction of
cannon. - Y = -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 2l.-There was a
report in circulation here to-day of an
other tragieal affair at Waynesboro, re-
sulting in the death of the county sheriff,
but it could be traced to no responsible
s0uFCe.
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General Roseorans has got his In.

General Rosecrans has got his In
structions, and is ready for Mexico.
The Radicals OF Lancaster, Old
are left out in the cold by the event.
The New York and Flushing Rail-
road has been purchased by Orange
Judd, OF the american AgTicttLtstrGLiSt
Many people III Washington went to
take a last look at Thad Stevens.
They were all piCus and expected to go
to heaven.
There have been no further develop
ments OF disease among cattle received
st Hudson City, and IL Is believed the
only cases were those first noted, and
which were effectually disposed of by
Strengthening.
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ISO Men and 250 Horses, RneIudias Fifty


Performers,
Five Lsdy EGuestriennes, 3 Popular Clowns
enabling the management TO produce Startling
acts OF HoTsenansnip, Daring GSDuastIc TX
erciSes Specjacles of Oriental Grandeur, with
the most dazzling splendof.
GRAND CIR ATUITOUS EXHIBITIOS-A
Gorgeous Ancient Ps g aut-fhe Grand Chari0l
of Mars Oberon and Achilles Living Lions in
open Dens OF Gold AZ d Bronze; Knights and
Cladiators, in Amor OF Ancient Roman as
escort to the gllttering and costly oriental
Equipages THIS grand and imposing Process
sion will be preceded by the Chariot Of Oberon,
containing 1hos Canhams operate silver anu
String Orchestra, OF Twenty Flrst-class Musi-
clans.
TWO PERFORMANCES,at and O'Clock pm.
az The Procession win enter the city at 10
o'clock. aul6 81
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TIE GRENADA SENTINEL
j. a. s,cNAlco. EDITOR

uAs A CIRCULATION AS LARGE AS
that Of any paper in North Mississippi, and in
section of country whore trade is tributary
to Memphis. Business men OF Memphis viii
md it to their interest to advertise in the SEN
FGsELr auls II
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nR. ], II. CLOPTON, OF Huntsville. Ala,
IL may be consulted at the Commercial Ho-
tel, NO. 30, for few days. Refers to one of the
oldest physicians Of the city. Patients are not
confined TO thetr beds. Cured without the
KNIFE. au2niw
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RenOvaI.
- - -.

T6E undersigned having taken possession of
the
Star WharfbOat, ut the Foot OF Jefferson
street,
VIII continue the Steamboat Agency Busin SIS,
and transact all matters entrusted TO him by
his steamboat friends with promptpess and dis
patch. LARRY HAkMSTAD,
Star Wharfboat, foot of Jefferson street.
au4If Mem mia
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Arkansas reports for sale.
nor SALE two complete sets OF the Reports
u of the Supreme Court OF Arkansas nom
vol. 10 vol. "a inclusive. One set almoet en-
irsly new. Apply 70 uyI l. II. PIKE,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COTTON GINS.

NOR SALE, three 6o-saw Gins, ons 7O-saEs
Il Gin, one 5O-SaW Gin. These Gins can be
seen al j. q. Hill a Co.'S warehouse, Court
street. Also, one Eighteen Horsepower En-
CINE, one thirty-foot Boiler, one Planning Ma
chine, one TenonlDg Machine, one Aortising
Machine, lot of Shafting and Pulleys Rip-SaW
Tables. Can be seen at Hill Heath's Old
Planning Mil, near Central Point. VIII sell
ch cap for cash or city acceptance Apply to
ty28 I'm ROYETER, TRE1EvANr & co.
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W. z. HILL & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
GFOeerS & Commission Merchants
-DEALERs IN
Plantation Supplies Generally,

NO. ssO FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TgNx
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LATE NEWS.

Owing to the delay in getting ap-
pointments made and instructions issued
under the new tax law, the business Of
distilling whisky, it reported, is nearly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
on Railroads was received, and
ordered to be printed.

on Railroads was received, and
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Walling (DemocraD offered
q resolution similar to the one Of
fered in the Senate this morning,
10 repeal the constitutional amend
ment.
Mr.. Scott. Of Warren (Republi-
can, off red the following rcsolu.
tion: r
"WHEREAs, Tho State, county
and municipal, together with the
national taxes imposed upon the
people by tho rebellion are
oncrous, therefore,
"ReSoiUed, That il is hereby de-.
clarcd US the sense of this House
that VIC will, by appropriate enact
ments, retrenCh the. expenditures
and reduce taxation as far as con
sistent with the welfare and pros.
perity of the people of Yhc State. "
On motion Of Mr.. Walling, (dom }
tho resolution was laid on the ia
bic and ordered to be printed.
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Fresh Troubles in Ireland.

England is having her own trou
bles with tho Fculans. A general
rising being out of tho question,
owing TO the strict military and
constabulary surveillance OF ireland
the agents and emissarics of the
organization havo resorted to n
series Of surprises" most secretly
planned and audaciously carried
out, to keep the people in tho most
uncomfortable state of apprchcn-
sion. The plundoring ofan armory
and robbery of u powder magazine
in the city OF Cork, are among the
latest achievements of tho brother
hood, and tho SUCCESS Of these OK.
ploits is the moro remarkable since
we remember that in Cork, as in
all the principal cities of Ireland
The Government officers are on the
alert, and order maintained with n
rigor only cqualed in districts where
martial law has been declared.
And now we hear OF new cause
for disquiet, that will not be with
out it's effect on tho carrying traffic
Of Great Britain. An armed ves-
sol is ahoat on tho high seas, with.
out properly authenticated papers.
The immediate conclusion is that it
is Il Fonian privatcer. Five mon.
ot.war have been detailed to go in
search of the stranger; commanders
OF all the ships in commission have
been warned 10 be on tho look out,
and coast guard boats put on duty.
There arc icverish apprchcnsions,
too, that torpedoes will bo sunk in
channels and rivers to blow British
vessels out Of the water; and such
apprehensiOns are not unrcasona.
bio, if wo consider the desperate
character of,hc enterprises hitherto
undertaken by the Irish cncmics of
the British Government.
Tho irritation these evidences of
implacablo hatred has produced, is
likely to lead to harshcr measures
than have yc, been rcsorted to, =
Already wo hear it declared in tho
London papers that peace will nov.
or be restored in Ireland till she
has been treated like Hungary and
Poland. In other words, not till
tho life and spirit OF tho people has
been crushed out by such military
rigors as have not been folt in that
unhappy country since tho Protec,
tor of tho Commonwealth ruled
there with rod of iron, II must
como to this, or to such parliament.
ary rcforms in the government of
Ireland as will satisfy the great
body of tho people, and influence
them TO stand by authority in its
cfforte to preserve tranquility and
promote the prosperity Of tho peo.
pie. A short tins will suffice 10
show which course tho British Gov.
crnmcnt intends to pursuc,- Gin
Commercial.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09


The New York Republicans arc
engaged in hot strife tor tho Vice
Presidency, Gov. Fenton, and Sen.
Ator Morgan being tho rivals, Fen.
ton tho favorite. Meantime Scna.
tor Fcsserden of Maine, is looming
up largely in the samc connection.
Hannibal Hamlin ought to be the
man.--Ddyton Journal,
The Journal is right about HAM
tIS-not mOrely for agreeing with
us in repeated expressions of pro.
ference for him, but beuAuso hc has
the qualifications mentally, moral,
ly. politically and popularity
for tho position namod, which
he oncc filed as worthily as It was
ever filed. New York might as
well dry up" The next Presi.
dent can and ought TO be elected
without her assistance, in order to
disabuSe her OF tho ldea that she IN
the whole United States.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
"a Repository of Fashion,
Pleasure and Instruction."
HARPER's BAZAR

The Publishers will commence, on Novem-
Der LIST, the issue of II HARPER's BAZAH, n Week.
ly Journal, devoted to Fashion and Home Lite
raturc. Their aim Is two.fOld to supply the
existing needofa n Weekly Fashion News paper,
and to combine Herewith irst-class literary
Journal, which which will be indispensable to
every household. HFII au ID '
Arrangements have been made, Mt an imm enso
cost, with the most celebrated OF the Fashion
Papers of Europe, especially with the famous
Bdrar of Berlin, when supplies the fashions to
the leading journals of Paris, to furnish the
same to them IN advance, so that henc eIorth
the fashions will appear in HARPER's Bazaar
simultaneously with their publication in Paris
and Berlin --an advantage enjoyed BY no other
journal in the country.
The patrons of HARPER's Bazaar willreceive
every fortnight large pattern plates, containing
from forty to dNy iull sized pattern ofladics',
misses and children's bonnets, cloaks, dresses,
undcr-clothing, and other articles, accompa.
nied with the necessary descriptions and al.
rections, and occasionally an elegantly Colored
Fashion Plate Of tho size OF Harper's Weekly.
HARPER's RAzAR will contain IL folio pages
Of the size OF HARrER's WEEKLY. printed on .su.
perfne calondcred paper, and will be published
weekly. ..I .g.N 4.
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CITIZENSHIP "A native Of II
foreign country immigrating tc
America, and bcing duly natural
ised under our laws, becomes cit
issn Of tho United States, and
thenceforth owes no allegiance tc
any other government. This doc
trins America will maintain
glinst the world and 10 the last
extremity. But If citizens Of for
eign government como here and
violate our lava, we will hold then
amenable and punish them for the
crime they commit. And, us at il
poor rule that won't work botI
ways" We cannot fairly object il
other governments hold TO the
same responsibility any Of our CIT
isens who 60 into thoir territory
and violate their laws.