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when the leaves beStn 10 cnhnBe remftteut ana III.
termittent fevers make their appearance. From tho
surface Of the earth, bsthsd nightly In heavy dews
from marshes and swamp, surcharged with mois-
ture from the dying foliage OF The woods from fes.
Herring pools and sluggish streams, the sun Of Sep-
tember evolves clouds Of naiasmatic vapor perlous
to health aud life. The body. deprived by the burn.
Ing temperature Of July and August Of much q its
ygor and elasticity, is not In proper plight to re-
sis. malaria; and hence all diseases that are pro-
duced by depraved condition Of the atmosphere
are particularly prevalent In the fall.
There Il no reason why the health Of thousands Of
people should bei Tins sacrificed. A preparatory
course OF HosTEITRR'5 s1oMAoH BIrTRRs Is .
certain protection against tho epide,nios and en-
dennies which autumn brings In its train. Let all
jdvelerA tn urhe.lthy leeaiaes. liable 70 suoh yts-
tations, giro heed to the warming and advice con-
.ysyed In thisadvertisemsns aud they nay, bid den-
ihce TO the fcul exhala.ions which are noy rising,
night and day, from the soil around them. No farn
house In the land should be without this invaluable
e1hirant and in,igortnf at any period Of the year.
but especially in Tho fam II 10 not safe 70 goforth
into the chill, misty atmosphere OF q September.
morning or evening with tho stomach unfortihsd by
tonic, and Of oil the tonic, which medical chemis'
try has yet given to the world, Hoateters Bttsrs
arc admitted to be the purest che most wholesome,
And The most beneficial. Il 4 81 !; .g,l
LIT ali who desire to escape the bilious atacis.
bowel com pIalnts and msiirious fevers, take the
plttsrs Z. least tWicS day throghohs the prtsent
seasSn Tits II Wholesome as Il Is fntiIble. ISok
ID he trade inssk. .Hostestsrs gtbanach Btets
sssss on .nsss, sna o1 e. s sops GG',s ::
counterfeis and limitations abound.
sept4 pAo
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DEATH OF sEoREEARY RAWLIMs.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-General John
p. Rawlins, Secretary Of War, died at ten
minutes past four o'clock this afternoon.
President Grant arrived at five O'Clock. Cen
eral Sherman becomes Secretary of War ad
interim.
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@A HANDSOME INDUCEMENT. EVERY

person who sends 90 80 to tho "XIX CENTURY
Publication Company. in this city, receives that
superb Magazine for ono yoar, and copy of either
OF the Wsverly Novels or the works OF Charles
Dickens that may be designated. Specimen num-
ber with premium list 35 conts.
August 81 tuthe1mo
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DEATH oF.Ex-aoHERNoR WORTH

RALEIGH, September 6.-Ex- Governor Worth
died in this city last night.
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Spefial aotiffs.

aS- NSIGNE EES' NOTICE.-CON-
s1aNEEs per Steamship MINNEIoNKA aro hereby
nothed that she is THIS DAY dscharging at Wander.
hors's Wharf. Goods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf at owners risk
RAuENEL CO.,
Sept7 -.
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aS CARD-SOUTHERN LIFE INSUR-
ANoE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

ANoE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT
To the Peopt. of South Caroiina:
The above Company was organ zed In 1885, IN
consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture of Southern
policies by Northern companies. Tho unparalleled
success of the enterprise has forced several of these
companies 10 restore their Southern policies, from
the fnct that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance Of honesty.
We keep all our money at home TO build up our
impoverished country-every dollar of premium
being safely invested In the State from which II ia de-
rived. The institution is purely Southern and bopce
shond appeal with great force to the patriotism and
ana hyinpathy of every Southern heart.
lis not our purpose to make war on other Com
panies but to exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern oompany-founded on
patriotism and solid wealth. Its ratio of asaets 10
habilities-the true test of companys streneth-is
second to mono this continent being nearly $500
to 500.
Whenever and wherever We have presented the
claims OF this Company, It has not only enlisted the
sympathies Of our people. but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured GOO policies
In South Carolina since the 10th OF February, We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp-
ton and Colonel VIM. Johnston, gentlemen we'll
known to every citizen Of Sonth Carolina We up-
peal personally to the people OF South Carolina to
assist In pushing forward this deservedly popular
Southern Institution. JH MIIJRR
a.reral Agent Southern Life Insurance Company
- No. 23 Broad. street. Augusta, Ca
s.Y. TUPPRR.
Agent ohasleaton, 8. @.
Il. W. DEsAussuRs, II. D.,
Mediol Examiner.
We cheerfally recommena .he above company 10
the patronage Of the citizens Of s..,th Carolina.
Columbia, 8. OIL 8. Preston, J. r. Carroll n n
Melton. 8. W. Melton. J. d. Pope.
Camden.-J. B. Kershaw, Vim. NJ. Shannon, ". r.
johnson.
Sumter.-John b. Moore. y
winnsboro'.-W. R Robertson, J. B. McCants,
James Il. Rion. SteU >,
Yorkyiile.-w. B. Wilson, A. Coward, James Ms.
son, L D. witherspoon, J. R. Brstton. j. T. Lowry,
r. g. McCaw.
hnderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnwell.-Jos. A. Lawton. James Patterson, John.
son Hagood.
clarendOn.-Jno. L. Manning. T. O. Richardson,
Browne Manning.
REFERENCES m cHARLEsToN.
General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. PELzER,
RODGERS 90, JAMES b. WILSON, Esq, GEO.
n. WALTER, Esq. LEWIS D. MoWRY. Esq.
August 10 2mos
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v w YORK AND CHAR IsLEsrOn
3 T MS HIP LINE.
r q Il N Il W 20 X.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

IEERma THE SPLENDID sIDE-WBERr.
ME&EX$S BTEAMSHIP CHARLESTON, M. n
SELMtX6M BERRY Commander, will saii from
@es6-AdRer's bouth Wharf ON TuysnsI
sepeomber 7!h, ut OK O'Clock P. II.
vs. An extra charge OF IS made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing P
10 No Bills OF Lading signed ufter the steamer
aS- Through Dills Lading given for Cotton ,o
Boston and Providence. B. l. ~
1Sr Through Bills OF Lading given to LIVERPOOL
ASr Marine insurance by this line per cent
AS- The Steamers OF this line nre frst cJass I'm
every respect and their Tables are supplled with all
kets. ANeA
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES AD9BR Il co. Agents.
corner Adgers Wharf aud East Bay (Up.stsirel
aS- The Steamship MANHATTAN, viii follow IN
SATURDAY,. September IL. ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ~
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a@WE HAVE WATCHED THE COURSE

A@WE HAVE WATCHED THE COURSE
OF SO many distressed, emacisted and forlorn ayf-
peptlcs, Of worn.out AMI prostrated females, VINO
have taken Q new lease Of life, and gradually re-
ceived yigor, strength health aud the power Of so
oial, pleasure from the effects OF PLANTATION
BIrTERs. that We aro not surprised at the testi-
monals daily received. Ifitsa pleasure to do good
In the world. how full must be the measure Of the
propretors OF these celebrated Bitters. ff
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FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOsTON

&ISSasus THE STEAMSHIP j. W. EVER.
SS4MIS3a leave North Atlantic wharf, TnUns.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN THEO. GETTY
septO North Atlantic Wharf
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3 MAGNOLIA WATRn.-superor to the best import
cd German Cologne Ond sold at half the price.
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-3unsral Notices.

AS Tho Relatives, Friends and Ac.
QuAintances of Mf. and Mrs., ELIAS wHILDEN,
also OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". WHnpEs. are respect.
fully invited to attend the Funeral Services OF the
former. ut Mr. W. ". WmpRN's, on East Bay, one
door north, Of soclety.street, at half.past Right
O'Clock, Tells MoRsIHa. sent7
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NOTICE., THERESA sONNTAG, WIFE
OF OTTO soNNTAa, Dyer and scourer, residing at
No. 14l Marketstreet, south eide. do hereby give
notice that will carry on business as Sole Trader
in ono month from the date hereof
August 25 limo THERESA soNNTAa.
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Chicago IL TO have another tunIseL uuisr
the lake. o6st $1,6o0, ,000, aud fske three
, ears TO construct.
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E3MAREN0O.-F EVER AND. AGUE
CURE, TONIC. FEVER RPeEvRNTlvEs-This val.
uable preparation hss been In private ss for many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends who
have used II with the most benehcai results, The
proprietor has been Induced to Offer II to tho pub.
iMo. 1t is warranted 10 cure oHILLS AND FEVER
OF however long standing, removing the cause shd'
entirely eradcating is effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen the diges-
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health: It purely vkoRTAsLK
ages may take It with safely. As tonic MARENao
has no superior and for debility arising from the
enects OF fever, or from other cause Is invaluable
A few doses is sufaoiept to satisfy the most In
credulous sufferer 'of Its virtue and worth. All
who try one bottle ofMARRNGO viii be 30 much
pleased with its effect, that they will readily en-
dorse 81, no HUMBUa. For evidence OF its en-
cacy and valu-, rerer to A.ARENao circulars which
contpin certIfcaies Of well known and respectable
citizens.. .G B'i9, 81! a4
MARENGo is q genuine Southern preparation, );
the proprietor and manufacturer being native and
resident Of ohariesion and II Is fully guarap cd to
give complete and universal satisfaction.
40 H0MBUa. TRY IT. ,s
Fm sac; by all Druggists, and By DoHfEs&
NOISE, corner Meeting add Hazel ,tree,ss aoob.
R1oH, wINRMANsa co., Hayne-street. and o,,i+.!5.
fUHN. Druggist. Agent orsEroptie,or. corner or
k,Ss !ssns .ns 'os' reefs SSS.sls''oo. S.s p s.o
Y n Ros4DAfI3T 7RosaDAfIs i-THERE
are diseases nAieh cannot be Asassed hadsf any ps
SlaulAr head, such a. Dct.htyS Lownd,sof spirIt6,
Loss Of AppeH y Pain in I'll. sids and BACK; Pa1pif
tation Of tho Hearty Ysllosnsss Of the Skin and
Eyes, little or no Relish for Food. Bad Taste I'M the
Mouth, 10. these symptoms jndiciie That the
Blood Is impure, andthe finsHous OF ths body n 8
morbid st,te. Nature Nill exert herself to Nmots
these disorders, and ofton With the assstsncn Of
good dIuurslng, much Will be accomplished. But, IN
the majority ef esssa Il poNsrlea, 70 .y.ii, much
tstsd by The ptpper nediclnes. IN this condi-
Don 81 aystsm; RodApALIs seti q perfect ensFn ,
BY purifying ths btood; etinstng ths itcfsiS1i hd
ssTas i .sA M S M a6SDSioa. ss g wissEAN 1 CO., In:
portsts Of Drugs aud Chemicals, chsfleaton, g O.
sertl atuth3
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UNITED STATES COURT
Proceedings OF the United States Distr1ct
Court for the Western District OF So nth
Carolina-AuRuKt Term, 1859.
TwENTY.F1Rsr DAYS

lFnoM oUn OWN conaE.posDzsr.l i
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SB- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE CON.
sldNEES per British Brig COURIER, from Liver
p oil are hereby notified that she has THIS DAY
boen entered under the Fivo Day Act, aud that oil
Goods not Permitted at the expiration Of tLat time
will be sent to Public Stores.
sept7 tuthsS RAvEEEL & CO., Agents.
~ CONsIdNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York. are hereby notified
that che is THIS DAY dischsrgns cargo at Adger's
South Wharf. All goods remaining on the wharf at
sunset will be stored at owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADGER l. CO.,
Sept7 Auent.
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FOR NEW YORK.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY IHURSDA Y.
SfSS@sTp THE SPLENDID sTBpMsHIp
NNHHEE MINNErONKA, Capt. CAnpRtrxR
<<R4lz&W will leave vsnderhorst's Wharf on
HoRspAY, September g. 1863 OF
Septx Auent,
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Special Motifes.
~~~~->~-->~~>~~o.~-~-~>-~>~>>>o

as- THE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS
BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, SEPTEMBER 1,
18Gs.-DANIRL RAvENRL. PRESIDENT, JAMES
K. ROBINSON AND OTHERS. DIRECTORS OF
THE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, Vs. TIE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Lew
n. HAToH AND DoIHERs.-Whereas, In pursuance
Of the decree of the Court of Equity In this case
meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Bank WAS duly
called on the 12th instant but said meeting, although
largely attended, failed Tor want Of legal quorum;
and Whereas in that event. the further action OF the
Corporation is deYolved by the said decree upon The
Board OF Directors. cit, therefore.
1st ResoIved. by fhe said Board That It is expe-
as possible, under the Act Of the General Assembly,
entitled An Act to enable the Banks OF the State to
renew business, or 60 place them In liquidation"
I'd. Resolved. That to this end an assessment OF
Five Dollars is hereby lstd upon each share. to be
paid IN two equal insislments. on the 1st October
and the lst OF November ensuing; said payment to
be made either In cash by stock note OF the share
holder. the Same to be deemed part Of the Capital
and to he credited accordingly to each share. ''
cash by note at the dates Aforesaid shall be DEEM
ed TO have declined the privileges OF the CHARTER;
and separate account shall be kept Of the assets
with view 10 liquidation Of their csims; and
that whenever The said ssses shull be collected, and
said stociboders shall receive credit for their re-
speclye shares OF the surplus ~ a ge-
The foregoing resolutions, reported by special
committee appointed for that purpose. we're unani-
mously adopted BY the Board of Directors.
The Presi lent will attend at the Bank daily from
IL to O'CLOCK to give information and arrange the
assessment called for. 1''-2 3h'' ~"
stockholders will please bring their Ceria stes OF
Stock with them. ". E. HASKELL :
sept2 ~ th,tu2o -- c.shier. .
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FkIGHTFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER
AND LOSS or LIFE.

ST. LOUIS, October 49,
Tie steamer Stoncwall was burned yesterday
forty miles above Cairo or the crew and mas.
sengers, numbering two hundred and fifty, but
forty odd were saved. The vessel left ST. Louis on
Tuesday evening for New Orleans heavily laden
Win passengers, horses mules, hay and other
freight. She MAS burned to the watcr's edge An
e6ort was made TO land, but tile bont was so
heavily laden that she could not reach nearer than
enc hundred yards OF Tie shore. Great confusion
and terror prevailed with about 200 cabin and deck
passengers on board, large proportion being
women AMI children. The ilancs spread rapidly
anu scores or men jumped into the WAGER aIld at-
tempted TO swim 10 the shore, and nearly all were
loss. The pilot, engineer, siokcr, carpcntcr, and
lerty-four passengers are known to be saved
The captain, clerks and other officers, and many
passengers. are known to he lost. All the books
anu papers OF the boat were lost ~ were all the
cattle and other freight Many PERSONS died III or
reaching the shore from exposure and the women
and children were lost, nearly ali bcing burned
70 death. The conduct OF tho passengers ana
ohcers Ii said to have been heroic. Such an an.
paliing scene las not been Witnessed on the Mis-.
sissippi for many years. The saved were kindly
cared for by the officers of the Rclle Memphis, and
were carried to 81. Louis. The second engineer
Cd the Stoncwall makes the following statement:
me alarm was given at G:,O, and In ten min
utes tlle boat was in sheet Of amcs every person
mall deserted her: all that lost were drowned
anu none were burned. or eleven women on
board but three were saved. Int one yuwI wns
seen anu that was taken possession Of by sOuic
deck passengers. The last seen Of Captain Scott
nc WAS noating down the stream Il log. The PEG.
Pie at Neety's snw light and hast cnc,l to assist
n gentleman from raducah, Kentucky, swan
ashore with IL lady, and at>hcr cnircaly returned
70 save her child. ln swimming ashore he was
graspcd by Il drowning man and was cOniprr,I
20 SHAKE lllm on: Fulker'On, The piInt, AMI ih.
carpenter, were the only ones 0f the crew saved.
Another statement Is that the fire originated
from candle which the deck passengers lad
near some hay Willie playing cards. Tic 81 Gamer
was run OH gravel lar, the pilot surprising that
'hc passengers could wade ashore oil the bar; hut
Nv tie cnu runs slough, aud here the larger
number wer. drowned
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H-fRIETIES.

An advertisement in the London Tce-
graph announces "partial board in q house
kept bya lady and her daughter. Blisscs and
boats convenient.
Not long ago fonndllng In Philadelphia
was sent to the hospital, which leads IL phil
os0phical reporter To remark that "babies arc
like tooth brusllcs-cvcry one wants his own"
Two persons are mt law about the custody
Of the key of q Sunday school library in III
diana. Tho costs have already reached the
value OF three hundred and thlrty-thrcc keys.
The latest from England is that n subscrip-
tion Is being taken TO erect monument to
Adam, the father Of mankind, to be- located OH
the supposed site OF the Garden of Eden, In
Mcsop0tana.
"A Chinaman in California thinks that when
one man is hit by another and the assaIlant Is
fined twenty dollars, the money ought TO 20 to
the hit man instead OF the government. This
is the "a they do things in China.
Tho b0ot-blacks Of San Francisco claim q
place among tho trades. They have nlce rooms
and do good business Two different shops
claim tho United States championship Of, tho
noble art OF bo0tblacking, and both propric-
tors wear belts with &C. champion of the
United states," engraved thereon.
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SPARKS FRoH THE WIRES.

Il was showing yesterday in Philadelphia.
Pcndleton IL appointed president OF the Ken
tucky Central Railroad.
Tho New Orleans CITY authorities arc after the
bakers with sharp stick about the weight Of
bread.
The case OF the privatcer Cuba drags on slowly
at Wilmington. The evidence was closed ycstcr-
day, and the argument begins to-day.
brilliant meteor, with rumbling sound and
suphurous smell, passed over Dayton, Ohio, We'd
ncstiny night. At the same hour an enormous
meteor passed over Forest Station, moving cast
ward. It resemblcd locomotive headlight, and
moved with n booming roar. II shook houses,
broke windows and awokc people. There were
three heavy explosions.
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TIE ELECTION IN ABBEpILLE.
IsrEclAL TELEGRAM To rmK sEws.l

IsrECIAL TELEGRAM To TIN SEws.l
COLUMBIA, October 2s.
VIC received this afternoon the first returns
from the Abhcvillc election. At Abbeviile Court
house there were SIG votes pollcd, az follows:
Gulin, Radical, $50; Sullivan, Radical $50; Brad
Icy, Democrat, 27s; HcDonaid, Democrat, 27T;
scattering, Z. At Bradlcy's box tic Democratic
majority Is POI. disturbance IL said to have oc-
Cured ut Calhouns Mills, but there WAS no blood
shed. The negroes were thoroughly organized.
No election was held at the Lowndesville box be.
cause the whites refused to sit With negro as n
manager. 1t is doubtful how the district has
gone.
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NEWs FROM JIR0lyI1.
IIcIIMoSn, October >

RICHMOND, October IS.
Colonel John Burke, Inspector of Internal
Revenue; J. T. Dustcs, VIM. ". Jusiis, and Il. f.
Valentine, tubncco manufacturers, were arrested
last night, charged with conspirng to dcfraud
tile revenue by means OF counterfeit tobacco
stamps. All were bailci for trial.
The detectives last night captured cigh, thm,s.
and dollars worth OF counterfeit tobacco stamps.
The Richmond Theatre was sold to-day for
thirty four thousand dollars TO Mrs. Elizabeth Ma.
gill, OF New York.
The Agricultural Fair grounds are fast iilng
up; there arc already four hundred Of horse AMI
cattle on the ground, though The fair does not
commence until Tuesday. Tic mineral depart
ment building nfty feet long, IL already nearly
full OF speclmcns
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Southern Cotton Crop-OmcinI Es-
timntcs OF tho Yicid-PostuI Matters
Tho Trouble Ia North Carolina, SO.
[srEc1A,. rHLyonAn TO THE sEws.l

lSrkCIhli THbkGRhH To Tltb NEWS.I
WASHINGTON, october rs.
The Agricultural Bureau today issued the fol-
lowing report on the cotton crOp "Thc area Of cot
Ten under cultivation was Increased last spring
aercs were added to the cultivated area. Fcrtili-
zers were literally used In the Atlantic States,
and Improved implements were TO some extent
employed. These facts were taken rs sure indi-
cations OF large crop. As tic season pro-
crossed serious drawbacks appeared. 1t can
drought has been severe IN the Caro-
anas and Gcorgin, greatly reducing the yield on
Ill upland soils OF medium depth and quality,
ecusing the blooms ami young bolls to fall stop
ping the growth OF the plant anu forcing into too
carly maturity the more advanced bails. In Ar
kansas and other portions OF the Southwest the
plant was also injured by the very hot weather in
August The caterpillar AMI boil worm commit
ted dcprcdations in some sections, destroying
hero and there half the crop Of n county. But
their ravagcs were by no means general and al
Most universally later than last year. The picking
will be greatly reduced In quantity and picking
season will be over unusually carly, except OH
plantations short OF labor. Detailed and COM
plctc estimates or the aggregate yield have not
, Yet been completed. There is no reason to be-
tcve, from an examination OF the October re-
ports, that the preliminary AMI conditional csii-
mate heretofore made of 1850 900 balcs) the only
one made this Observation-Disclosures reports to the
contrary Observation-Disclosures bc exceeded. In
the next report will be given detailed summary
q tho yield after the nnnl reports are received
and carefully examined"
The Postmaster Generals report, now being
prepared, shows that the expenditures OF the
postonlce were two millions greater this year
and receipts nearly one million more than last
yeer, showing deficiency of over one million
dollars for the present year.
Private dispatches from North Carolina indi-
cate that government troops will be sen thcre.
FHoH YHE ASSOCIATED PRKss)
WAsHISGTOS October 2s.
There are rumors OF n heavy pressure for further
postponcment OF the elections In Mississippi and
Texas
The Court of Claims has adjourned to the nrst
Monday in December.
Mr.. Low, OF California, Minister to Chino. is
here for Instructions.
The Executive Committee OF the Union League
are here trying to raise fund TO aid the cxtrcln.
tsts OF Mississippi.
More than one million acres have been added to
me area cultivated for cotton.
Virgintn tobacco viii pay three millions OF tax
tAis year.
Lawyers regard II as certain that Ycrger win
be brought to tho bnr OF the Supreme Court.
The President has ordered that ail comIuunica-
tons relative to Executive business shall be pre-
scnted to the appropriate departments, or no at
tntisn will DC paid to them.
Secretary Fish has issued notice that no va
sancies exist abroad in the State Department.
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@ss- c II A r l. E S TO N COUNTY-IN
q U T Y LAWRENCE W. OTIEAR and
CHARLES M. DIESEL, and his wife; VS.. ANNA
F. O'liEAR Admx., and ANNA H. O'HEAR.
EH'X, ct al.-Noticc to Crcditors.-In pursuance
OF an order In the above cause, to NE directed
by the Hon. II. B. CARPENTER, Circuit Judge I
hereby give notice to all creditors OF the late
JAMES 0'liEAR to present nnd prove their GLAZING
before me, on or before the FIRST DAY OF Ocro.
DER NEXT. M L. WILKINS
july % lew