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The Congress then adjourned til nlno O'Clock
morning.
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coNGRESS1oNaL.

MILITIA AT TIE soUTR-TaE PRESIDENTS
F1NANc1Xb vIEws-EULooIEs on STEVENS.
WASHINGTON, December T.-Tho Senate
passed the bill extending the time for the pay
ment of the tax en- tobacco to the fifteenth Of
February, and it goes to the President.
The Senate passed the House bill efectre!y
authorizing miiitia organizations in the recon-
structed States except Georgia, and it goes to
the President.
In the Senate the bill granting the right of
way through the public lands 10 the New Or
leans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad, WAS
referred to the committee on Public Lands.
The House bill removing the disabilities OF
certain citizens Of South Carolina was passed.
Summers resolutions regarding the Spanish
revolution was discussed. Bayard character
lied them as impertirent The resolutions
went over. -
The resolutions Of the finance Committee
censuring the Presidents financial v'srs was
discussed. Dixon spoke tlengtl. On the tinan-
cial question, and ssid that the way to resume
specie payment was fIst-to institute system
ofrigid economy, and second to remove all po-
,itical disabilities from the Southern people.
The resolution vas finally passed-yeas 4S;
nays six. The House was engaged all day IN
eulcgies on Stevens.
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WASHINGTON.

CARL scHURz a UNITED STATES ssNAToR-THf
NEGRO IN coSaaEss GOVERNOR BUILocK's
OPINION on GEORGIA AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, December 17-Dispatches
from st. Lous indicate the election OF Carl
Schurz to the United States Senate.
CHEZ Justice Chase is reported as saying
that he did not belevethat q single Associate
Justice had given an intimatlon Of his opinion
relative to the corstiut,onality OF the Legal
Tender acts.
Customs from the 7th to the 18Th instant,
2162,0 900.
Revenue to-day. 1882 0C0.
The Reconstruction Committee continue the
exnmii ation Of Mississippi and Georgia atfairs.
General Syphen, at tho request Of Menard,
the colored member from LOUISIANA, will pre-
sent the latter's credentials tomorrow. He
will also present certain papers and The creden-
tials Of SIMON Jones, when the whole matter
will 20 to the Election Committee, without
previous discussion or recognition OF Menard.
The House bill repeating the militia restric-
tions passed the Senate without commcnt.
Governor Bullock, of Georgia, having been
summoned OcIOT0 tuc
tee Of tho House, and requested to give his
opinion as to the proper mode of overcoming
the difficulties in Georgia, recommended that
there should be literal execution Of the Re-
construction acts, which required tho pri-
NAL organization of the State Legislature
to be made by the admission OF only
those who could take the test oath,
OF had been relieved OF disabilities by Coz
sress. This course would restore the colorea
men to their seats without ary SPECIAL lesisla-
ton, aud place the Legislative department OF
Georgia il the hands of loyal men. After the
adoption by such a body OF The fundamental
conditions precedent to the States adm saion
to the Union, all members elisitlo under the
State constitution and the Fourteenth amend
ment would he admitted to seats, and no luz
ther action by Congress would be necessary.
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" os late, ani ila. reached $4,000 bales,
against i63 600 bales last year, an1 1000
bales the year before, and our present esti.
mate must be unusually correct, as tho actual
stock oi American cotton was taken III the De-
ginning Of lie month, aud an addition of
50, 600 bales made to tho previous estimate. Il
is doubtful! if there has ever been known great
er scarcity OF American cotton III Liverpool
than during the last wee. or two. The stock
last FRIDAY WAS II 7GG0 bales, and included
about 10, 900 bales just arrived and nos landed,
and also sOmo quantity uuticr or ricrs fCr cX-
port. Probably the actual stock III warehouS
and available OF sale was hot over Is, ,00D Lales.
Or ono weeks consumption, most eGtraordl-
nary position for great staple trade TO be re-
du"ed 10. md ono which could scarcely have
been IMAGINED before the America war.
We have now passed the peuod OF greatest
scarcity, and as sailing ssc.s are beginning
to arrive IRON lhc Southern ports. We may ex-
poet steady import OF about p COO bales
American per week till b, end oI the year, and
this WILL admit OF rllng increase OF stock
but 1t must be :: long time ,eL before tho stock
Of American cotton can Swell to anything like
its accl,stom ii siz, Meanwhile the stock Of
East India nll,ss rapidly Il crease, for only
10000 o II 000 bl.es pr week arc duo TIL first
Apt,l, man.uS ample allowance for steamers,
aud pro oabiy as great sclgclty OF tho short sta
pies viii be ri. during Marcn and April as is
now fl of Alncrcan cotton. Liberal imports
may presently DO expected from Egypt aud
Brazil especially the former; but, Viewing the
trade in the aggregate, 1t will require more
III 1(!cratc scale OF delivery than We have been
accustomed 10 cf la;c 10 prevent Cur stock run
Mug still lower, and it is eyiient that i, cannot
be largely increased for several mouths to
come.
At London tho stock last VI ek was increased
b. 4 heavy import to 10000 blies, against
LOG 600 bales last year, bit the export demand
late, as It mas also been from Liverpool. the
two markets aggrcgating about 80 600 bales
per ucek during November. Up till 1st april,
1859, an import OF 5000 10 GO00 bales per week
is duo at London.
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SOUTH CARoLINI CONFERENCE.
The Gathering.

rF2oM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
ABnEv1ILE COURTHOUSE, December 15.-Ol
Saturday last the vanguard Of this body began
to drop IN froIl different quarters-the COM
mittces for the examination OF the literary pro-
tciency of the candidates and undergraduates
for the ministry may be properly so called. L
hear OF but four applicants for the itinerancy
at the present session.
On Sunday the Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches were occupied by members OF the
body. This afternoon most OF the ministers
arrived. They are generally looking well, and
a eoodly number wear new coats, indicative Of
little relaxation in the str1ngency OF the lines
or of increased hberallty Oh the part OF the
laity. or OF both. Very few are yet present
from the Shelby District, it beire understood
that they are detained to investigate matter
that may turn out to be Of very little import
apce, or otherwise.
arrived this afternoon that even q newspaper
reporter could not afford to strol around. A6-
beyille is, I believe, regarded as one OF the
woalthie"t districts in the Stale. and for intel
lieence aud refinement her people are eScelled
bynone. She gave Calhoun ard McDuthe Their
first hie-breath. The town contains popula-
ton Of about fifteen hundred. There are three
flourishing churches here-the Presbyterian,
of which Rev. DR.. D. Men. Turner is pastor;
the Methodist, over which Rev. ". P. Morzon
ably pres;des, aud the Episcopal, served by
Rev. Lr. DuBose. Fifteen or twenty stores
and trading establishments, some OF which do
quite q largo business, bespeak considerable
prosperity Tor the times. The village has two
newspapers published for the entertainment
and information OF the people, both respect
able and spriehtly hebdnminals-the Press
and the Banner. TIE lands OF the district are
enriched on ono side by the Savannah River
and on the other by the Saluda, while the Green-
vile and Columbia Railroad, with branch to
this place, affords ready access to your city
market. Educational facilities are not want
ING. The Methodist Church has an excellent
school for BOYS at COkosD;ry, Mt which place
Ihe Masonic fraternity had female college,
but whether now in operation L I'm not III
formed. Tie Associate Reforme1 Presbyte--
rian Church has mt,e and femaie college at
Dne West Corner. There are, or were, Also Two
GOOD schools ut Greenwood. Tho town is ct
.rescur garrisoued by o company or ppltc4
States troops under command OF Coionei
Franks. Blacks and whites are psaoeaoly ~
eliped in the maip, and everybody seems to
wish for that "bcttcr Gay coming"
But started 10 write Of the Conference.
The b;snop il ieIe, but suffering with cold.
wh;cb may 1nc!,ne flm tG ehort session, which
rnm sure The preachers favo:. s conyersa-
TON tI,s afternoon brought 10 light the Taant
~ n,rari,ers 10 till the demands OF the church.
..rt.n i,aryeat is plenteous, but the hborerS
ornf fnr:s Or. 3lcfec:in, OF Tennessee. arrived
thi. srternoou. alfa MIll no aoEht contribute 10
the interest OF The prcsel,e eccasloh.
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LEE.iIi:S i-T 2U.2 ST.lTE.
ry:riCp.

-s.EiCs2.
An a~rcat:o. viii il. mais to ::lo rr.seus
Session .. ;:.o l;3;ci. .LasonliiiY OF this S!a.;e
roY rcchallvr oi the icwn vi Marion.
Speaking or tho epidemic OF thctt, the Marion
C:c.cel. s., IS: OnD n0% holds cos, or & log,
oil snecp hvl most doubtful tenure, 3 ac.-
der t!;rca / IL iced. Cotton Stealing seems 10
b. lie :cCo3aI n,aIu. Alr. Samuel WATSON
i.aa LOST - ba.v nI c):JI within the last lew
d5yH, also Sir. T.;onas Fore. Mr.. J.. J. Mccdy
lost several Guics. ana various otacr parties
hivc srH;fcd IL Ihe a,nlc way.
The 10. owing u .,1in-hent5 h1yo boon made
b; Co:erhor s. II, Tor liar!oa County: Dr..
d. o; Jo;haa Fl. W,'so1, SG.pIsn Berry,
Jo5AaA |. .Icol:, 5lal.:A. Clm2bsil, Asses
5orA.
ferry.
Tho body Of J.inss Dudley, Eil. whose
lca il by trDwrili:. W. have heretofore TO-
iapd, vas tound lust Saturday aboai fi"e mics
e,:ch oJ,ao sDnt whc:3 he ac:lell oc2 ..:red.
rccei I'll every a.icI:;la rom his friend, ny.
i. ". Graham, and Was l:!tcr:cd II: Little
River Church..
Tl.r0o .!ezrJa1 clI!al &. !ho residence If Mr..
Join E.rri; o.e !:.:l: i:.at week, and ;S:l'
lied tn ir ii.airu 20 Sc. him. With Z prcclutOn
tia, 81 i.....s H. tJ"cJ is unaccouDtabl ylr
Prrr.t. tool, b4 ,:a!o. nhcD he went Out vi his
k..ll. - aii-ye. ;!ie c.i. A!tar talking lev
lnir,llts OH" oi Tic parry drew 4 pistol and
tlrua, eucd Mr.. P4rrits life n cas-: lie attempt
I'd to escape. -Lr. Pcrritt Immediately ircc
on the party, wlon they broke aud ran.
SIartanonra.
Samuel littlejohn, ST., an o!d citizen Q
S?ariauourE, di=l Vi pneumonia on the Ia
instant, IN Tic sevcnty-SecODd yea" of his aye
The cora cribs of Mrs. Ann V,rnon, OF Spar
tanuur., were burned at l!cr p.:ntation, OF
Tyaar i;iycr, about two O'Clock on Satludl.
informing last. The cribs contained about !
luuu-a ID bushels OF corn, tic entire crop o
this year. Inns outrageous deed Was ccrtainl,
the work OF IN ircendlary.
lhe Court OF Ses.io::a 81 Spalt:.nLnrg las
week con,.nu,t. il session until saturday eve
nIng. 1t vas the iirst court over which Judg
Vernon has presided since his appointment u
Judge OF this circuit, aud tx result is gen
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CONDENSED TELEGRANS.

sanguinary battle has been fought Al the
Pass Of Dalien, III Afghanistan, IN winch lhe
rebels we're defeated with great loss.
Famine again threatens Central India, ana
EARTHQUAKES are reported in various places.
Jeter Philips, the wife murderer, who was
to be hung in Richmond to-day. has been re-
prieved until February Is, 1863, until under-
WOO DIS hobeas corpus can be decided.
Thirty sailors, at New Orleans, Oh vessei
that raised the Peruvian flag, endeavorcd Dy
D Writ Of ha5eus corpus to OBTAIN a release
from their contract. But they had received
two months Sages in gold, in advance, and the
court rsssr sed 10 reiease them.
The stores of q numScr OF the 2aost respoc'-
able tobacco dealers in New Orleans #sre
placed under guard yesterday, Oh account OF
alleged revenue frauds.
Mayor Shurtlcff, Democrat. las been re.
elected mayor OF Boston.
Lieutenant Governor Gleason, Of Florida,
has gone to Washing ton, it is supposed, 10
bring bis case before tic United States Su-
xreme Court.
The Alabama House OF Representatives
has passed bill appropriatins the two and
three per cent. fund OF the State 10 the rail
road between Montgomery and Decatur.
The Meridian and Chattanooga Railroad
Company has elected n. D. Stanton, Of Boston,
President, and Ex-Governor Patton, CT Ala
bans, Vice-President.
The trial OF the Iwtchells, at Phladclphia,
for the murder of their mother, commenced
yesterday,
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The ISvALU1BLE HOUSEHOLD JEwEL,--We
havs had il use, from two to four ysars, tho
il uument purchased OF you, and it has
g,vcnus go great satisfaction that We desire to
reco nnend 1t rs an luvauabls household jewel,
20 all our laly frleads. Il 20 very simple tha;
il rcver gets out OF erder-so light running
and casi;y-maaaged that child c.,n use 1t
90 reliable IL aciion that 1t never misses
sl;ch-and so quiet that it may we'll be
.ty.cd TIC 'siienln scwlnG-machine. We
have aiNaya found the seam perfectly reliable,
never ripping in washing or Wear, or IL any
way failing ill The garment Is worn Out.
= Letter to Wilcox & Gibbs, dated South
S!ialt>bury, VT, December II, 1858, q i'd
s.gneG: Mrs. u. G. George. Mrs. ". P. Mat
tsson, Mrs. J. Burden Mrs. F. Traver. Mrs. R.
85cne, AIRS. G.. D. Smith, Mrs. F. Cole, Irs. G
tes
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THE TURF.

MOBILE, December 1.-THE races over the
Magnolia Course commenced to-day. The
weather was fine and the track good, bu. the
attendance was small. The first raco was
mile dash, five entries. for $500. Cottrells
chestnut filly, by Daniel Boone. beat john
K,lpour, Time-1:5O. The second race was for
three year olds, mile heat, for $500. KITTY Free,
one. one; Whisenhunt second; Bills colt third.
Time, 1:5s3. The third race was for Alabama
raised horses of all ages, for $3.50. Nile heats.
Mollie Ingersoll beat Smiths hay colt by Sher'
rod. Time, l:57 and 1:57s.
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eral expression Of satisfaction at tho courtesy,
dignity and ability with which he dispatched
the business Of the court. John q. Eyins,
Esq, the solicitor pro tenn, also discharged
tho duties OF his new Office with considerable
ability. The case Of Mack D. Goodwin. in
dicted for the murder Of his wife, was the prin-
cipal case Of interest. It consumed two days
in is trial. John ". Carlisle, ESQ.,, assisted
John II. Evins. solicitor. in the prosecution,
and J. NJ. Etord and D. R. Duncan, Esqs., ap-
poared for The defence. The prisoner was con-
victed and sentenced to be hanged on the
second Friday in February next. The other
cases we're OF petty character.
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THE ST.iTE CIFLT-:L.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE DAILY EEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE DAILY NEWS.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. December l7-TnE SESAr-;
met aud after rece:y!n@ tlo report OF the SPECIAL
committee relative to another building, adj
journed to meet io-ai-r a the College Ii
brary.
The HOUSE met in ihc od College Chapel.
Toml:nson Introduced resolution autho.;z-
ing the Governor to arm and equip reserved
force of one hunired men, 10 send TO counties
where lawlessness prevails, the expense to be
borne BY special tax levied on the county. I:
was read the first time.
Aresolution was passed requesting the Son
ate to pass the bill to organize the militia.
The bill to incorporate tie Citizens Savings
Bank wes passed.
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LOE4L MILITIA.

FIGHT BETWEEN CITIZENS AND MILITIA N Ar
1ANsAs-EoUR MILiTtANEN KILLED.
MEMPHIS. December IA fight occurred
between thirty militia and citizens ct augusta.
Arkansas, yesterday. Four of the militia
we:o killed. Clayton's message says tho mill
tin will be Withdrawn and their places taken b.
Federal troops.
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FOX pALATKA, FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, TEBIANDINA AND JACKSON
VILE.
.-y~Dh TIE TIRsT.CAsS SIEAH Eb
::;.s;.,J;SjIss .;SS DICTATOR, Captain CHAs. WILEY,
Mil sal from Charleston ever! Tuesday Erenin0, al
Eight o'clock, tor the above points.
The q st class steamer CITY POINT, Captain wN.
r Mo%ELrY. will all from, Charleston every Friday
Ereaiag, al Elgh. O'Clock, for ABOVE points.
Competing with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and Now Orleans, aud with the Florida
Railroad ut rernsndina for Cedar Keys, at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans. Mobile
Pei saco u. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladiug given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleaus.
Both steamer, connecting Wih r.. S. Narr' steam'
ers Ccla,gaha ans Griffin ar Sirer Springs and LoEs'
Griffin. Eust:, Harris and DurhGm
All frriss'. u1yaUe on the wharf,
Goods not removed ct sunset will be stored at r1sK
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement apply TO
]. D. AIKEN l. CO., Agents,
south Atlantic Wharf
N.B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms'
Steamer City Point viii touch OF ST. Mary's, Ge o.
going aud returning each week.
November a
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The Marion Crescent says: "We are graft
fed 10 eco flom day to lay, in Or streets,
WAGONS loaded with cotton aud other products
Of tle country Which is now bringing far
prices. thus giving pleasant faces to our conD'
try friends, while our merchants ore iooKing
quite cheerful on account OF the BRISK lrade
now going Oh at this place"
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sp.r,an Lodge, No. 20, j. T. NJ, has elected
the fellow g Ulcers for ihc ensuing year:
Brother G. Z. Fleming, VI. ,i.; Brother !. n.
Irimmcr, s. W.; Lrother Z. Ii. Bobo, J. W.;
Brother Woodward Allen, Treasurer; Brother
D. G. Fleming, Secretary.
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NEW ROUTE.

REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
e~s,,., THROUGH BILLS OF LADING
,/sSSS ~ from New Orleans to Charlie ston, S.
-lTEthZjsJTYs- VIA Florida Railroad and ALI
---as-Ssfs5,<a ANCE LIN U. s. Mall Stea nships
And steamers CITY POINT and DICTATOR, will be-
given for
Sugar. to Charleston. ror hhI. 80
Sugar. to Charleston. per barrel.
Nolasse', to Ch1rleaon. per barrel ...........26 90
Rice. to Nav Orleans, per 100 pounds. 10000.
Other FreightI iu proportion 10 tho above.
]. d. AIKEN & co. Axoats.
Oh1lcston.
F.T. PERKINS CO.. Agents.
No. 26 Cerondelet-street, New Orleans.
A. B. MOVES, Ageut,
Doccubar Is limo Farnnndina, Fla.
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The fyst colcred juror in spartanburg Dis
tric5 served on the grand jury last week;
O,hcrs have heen heretofore drawn, but did
hot serve.
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Shipping.
TKAVhLLMI;S PASSING THROt Gh
CHARLESTON EN- ROU II TO FLORIDA. AIKEN

Aud other places, should not fai
>?;,ss2S y 10 10y in their supplies OF PROVlS
S,,l,T:f}A IOXS, CLARE1s, CHAMPAGNES
>1eAss.s ..;e..sAssS21., CORDIALS, BRANDIES, WIS
KiES WTTr.S. CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
ra:cs Of Wild Gsmo ard Devilled Ham for sand
virhes and Ll!nchoons.
ay-send tUf a catalogue.
No. 27E Klng-street,
Es.ween Wentworth md Baaufain.
Charleston, :. G.
Graneh OF so. 600 Broadway, corner 2Otn street,
Ny York; Octo5er26
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FOX NEW YORK.

n,<~h.s-. THE FINE STEAMSHIP ALA.
NsSESspy y5r BAMA, Captain LIaHBURSER. will
LIy,TiL34SYs arrive hero To.Norrow Morning. and
= leave with dispatch.
For Freight or Passage apply to
J. D. AIKEN 4 CO.,
December 1S No. South Atlantic Wharf.
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FUR CHEKANV,
GEORGETOWN, AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE
PEEDEE RIVER.
-N-A The STEAMER PLANTER. CAPT.
-szsssSSE=sC. C. WHTE, Is receiving Freight at
Accommodation Wharf, and will leave Saturday
Morning. 10Th instant, at Ssven O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
December II JOHN FERGUSON.
INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS To FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD,
CONNECTING wITH
THE EATLANTIC AND GULF RAILRO4D AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
r~DA THE FINE, FAST STEAM
!E,c.sSJSsl-- PILOT BOY, Captain FEM PECK. viii
leave CbarlO-ten on Monday and Friday Mornings,
Eight o'clock Returning, leaves Savannah on We'd
ne:aay and Saturday Mornings, at ha!fpist tigh.
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
nacrroher * AccOmm NdatiOn Wharf
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Fur BRUNsWICK. GA.

G--h THE STEAMER DICTATOR.
E7ssss. Captain CHARLES WILEY will touch
at this point every Wednesday, leaving savannah
on Saturday Afternoon arriving back at savannah
on .Sundly Morning. J. D. AIKEN CO.,
November q Agents,
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sTEAM TO LIVERPOOL .

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
<a:-: TIE INMAN LINE, SAILING
III S.|T-,Ss iEMI-wEEKLY. carryina the "a
E;IfEh.nf r. S. Mails consisting OF the following
steamers:
OITY OF PARIS
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY o. WASHINGTON.
CITY uB BOSTON
SAILING every Saturday end every alternate Monder,
ct ! PM. IRON Pier No. Is North River. NGw Yort
BATES OF PASSAGE.
BIZ TIE NAIL STEAMERS aAnrso EvE2I SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold Payable ia crrrsac3.
1st cabin TO London. los eteerags to London.
Isl Cabin to plris ....N5 Storage to'pars. ....
Pussaee by the Monday sto Iners-First Cabin $50.
gold; tteerage $50; payable in Q. 8. ourranoy.
Rates otoasssge from New York 10 Halifax; Cabin.
800, steerage, $40; payable In gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havrc, Hanlou-8,
Bremen, &C., atmoderate rates.
SteorISe passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
40 cNrsuoy. Tickets con be bought here. by psr.
sons sending for their friends
For further information spply q: The Company
sffccs. JOHN G. DALE, Agant
No. Is Broadway, New York.
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FOR NEW YUnn.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY,
PASSAGE REDUCED TO S15.
,1-...,, TIE STEAMaBIp VIRGO,
I<..t;S,Ts:r Captain BuIALEY, will leav. v v'nders
%..'r.;:tX; Sh0rst's w"ari. Ut Friday Morning,
2s-z.SsatSsHL~ stsH December 1S. at Nine o'c.ock.
December IL RAVsNEL i 20. agents.
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Shipping.
FUR sosTON-DEsPATCRLIS LINE.

FIRST FESSEL.
I~ The NEW Al BRIG ROBERT DILLON,
LIN BLATcHronp Master having most OF her
ZNISScargo on board wants few huudred bales
ssa@Cotton and light Freight to fill np and sal
PROMPTLY. WILLIAM ROACH.
December 18
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@Aboard. will have prompt despatch.
December 15 WILLIAM ROACH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-18
"Yours, very truly.


We have just Received from 4 J.
Holmes, Secretary OF the Indiana State
Board of Agriculture, the Premium List
for 1865. Full t,cefrc thousand dollars
are offered as premiums, and foftbe infer
nation of our readers we publish the fol
lowing:
The Sixteenth Indiana State Fair viii
be held at Indianapolis, commencing Mon
day, September 2sth, 1868, and continue
during the entire week.
The Fair Grounds, belonging TO the
State Board of Agriculture, contain thirty
SIX acres, and adjoin the city on the north,
and are accessible from any point by car
riage or wagon, and the Citizens Street
Railroad, rraning direct from all parts Of
the city, and from the Union Depot, viii
carry passengers either to or from the
grounds. Twelve thousand dollars, will