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VARIETIES, /,
LErrER ERoM VIZ. PEABODY

LAL4A4h E4LOl4 mn E-Az41 y OASA
The President sent to Congress on Fri
day q correspondence between Secre tary
Seward and George Peabody, relative TO
a gold medal presented to him by order
Of Congress in consideration Of his mu'
nifiCent donation for the promotion Of
education in the Southern States. Mr..
Peabody, in answer to Mr.. Seward, says
CheFishing a. l do the sinceTest affsc-
ton for my country, it is not possible for
me 70 feel more gratided than do for
this precious memorial of it's # gard,
coming as it does from thirty millions Of
American citizens, through their repre-
sentatives in Congress with the full &C
cord and cooperation of the President.
This medal, together with the rich illu-
minated transcript OF the Congressional
resolutions, shall shortly deposit 10 the
Peabody Institute, at the place Of my
birth, in apartments specially constructed
for their safe keeping, along with public
testimonials with which l have been
honored there. I trust il will remain for
generations, TO attest the generous mu-
nificeDcs OF the American people in re-
cognizing the efforts, however made
Quate, OF one OF the humblest Of their
feilow-countTymen to promote the en-
lightenment and prosperity Of his native
lsud.n
PACIFIC RAILROAD ON SD PARALLEL,
Mr. A. 5. Gray, ia his report upon the
Atlantic and Pacific railway gives the
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Ada 5o0 miles, aud it viii give the whole dis
tanCe 10 san Francisco.
He reports that the road could be built
az 3 general average cost per mile OF
S2s T24. Total cosG of rosd through
T-xa- 10 San Diego, on the Pacific, Si4,
47O,674.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA,
AND
Montreal Ocean steamship Co.
THRoUcH FREIGHT LINE
First Class Steamships sailing
Every Saturday TO Liverpool.
From PORTLAND in Winter and NON
TREAL In Summer.

TTHHE undersigned having been appointed
Agents for the above Line are authorized
20 grant through bills OF lading rom Memphis
10 Liverpool RRd Glasgow. Toe attention Of
shippers - called 10 this route, by which the
DELAYS and excessive transfer charges Incurred
al the large ports are entirely avoided. Bills
of Iading coutsin through rates covering all
CHARGES from Memphis TO the ships dock al
LIVERPOOL, ana low rates and quick time are
guaranteed Fifteen inst class Steamships are
now on the line max ng regular trips on Satur.
Itay Of each week. freights loaded from the
eafs on dock directly into the vessel.
THROUGH RECEIPTS given TO Boston and
RAILWAY
For rates and information apply TO
THOMAS TROUT & S ms, Agsnts
sa7 No. 23 Front street. Nemphig,
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DE-. JONES Is now pratiicIng at the Pea
body Hotel, Memphis, Tenn, where
he will remain until Feb
fuaPy 18Th, 1859.

All letters must contain three red stamps.
Persons who cannot visit Dr. Jones can send
for tire tment by mail or express,
DIR. Jones In the future ean ne consulted at
his Summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
the summer months.
nr. Jones makes speciality of the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lungs. Read his other ADVERTISE
ment in this paper. jaSl
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rLNNLE REAM's /" LLNCOLN

A Washington letter says: winnie
Ream's plaster model Of the statue Of
Lincoln Wss exhibited today. 1t repre-
sents the President wrapped in long,
Henry Clay-like robe, or mantle, In the
exact costume, besides, in which he
died, holding in his right hand the
Emancipation Proclamation the left
hand holds the folds Of the mantle. Toe
head is bent down somewhat. To make
this static, Winnie Ream bad in her
studio sll the clothing and accessories OF
the President. Mr.. lincoln sat to her
bslf-s-dozen times, and thought highly
and euoOursgingly Of her. Miss Ream
was q clerk IN the IOstOrfl 3e Ia 1854, ana,
going at the request OF some people to sit
Tor her lust to Clarke Mills, she carried
home eome modelling clay, ana executed
80 handsome an efigy in il that the
founder advised her % study art. While
ms statue is not a great RoEE, it sur
prised me- because SO many unnecessa-
Tjlv harsh things have been said about it
in advance. Il tells the story Of Lincoln
very we'll"
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JOHN REED,

(1ARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 60 Jeffsr-
I } son Street, entrance in alley. Special at
tention given 20 stair Work. Houses and We
Tandahs framed ready Tor shipping. Inov2l I'm
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi and tennessee x. L.
CHANGE OF TIEhE.

DNAND AFTES SUNDAY, JANUARY 81,
~ 1859, until further notice. trains wlliIun as
follows: ,,...,.t- .,.sa ., ~,
Arrive al Mem phis-....-.. - , , -
tsgrdis Accommodst'n n leaves Genph s-o;yO pm
a ---i--s - Nerrri,sr ......... \ 80 AIN
Passengers can take sleeping Cars al 6rensus
at 1000 pm. making only one cHdH9e q q. .
from Memphis % Ne1C OTledrS. Time t4fOCSil -
New Orleans 24z hours. Ticket ONCE Saf1h
Main street and al the Depot Omnibuses Will
call for pas .euReTs and check baggage III any
mart OF the city, by Leaving orders a. 81 Main
street. a. :. LIN EhMOhEi Gen J -upJ
c. P. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent jaSl
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% As nAeu as AOnOer oED AlNller
That saw tty hammered blaze unfurled
shall thy proud Stars rssplsud5 at shine.
The guard and glory oil the world %
PERU ASB BAD OFF Ag MEHPHLs.

TbA United States is not the only
Government that is short of available
tlnds Peru, wiz all her enormous
riches, is said to be suIeSing al the an
noyaucas OF AFFECT poverty. The expen-
ditures Of the country exceed the reye-
nue. The deficit Tor the next two years
has besn estimated at S25, COO ,000l The
Peruvian Congress occupy s greater por-
ton of their time IN the discussion Of
financial questions. In these discussions
they call In the prominent bankers and
merchants, but 1t sppears that they are
As far from q solution OF the problem as
ever, Great discomfort exists IN conse.
oueuce Of this state of affairs. The
Government employees have not been
Maid their salaries for two months. The
only expedient left is to borrow, and
that the Government proposes 20 do i'm
mediately. The lsst two sentences tell
tbe story Of Memphis exactly. We will
have to borrow. There's no seeming
help for il
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BALLOON VoYAGE TO EUROPE.


The notion Of an @rial voyage TO Eu'
rope has been revived by n. Chevalier,
= celebrated French .erOnsut, who has
just arrived in New York. He proposes
starting from New York next April or
May. N. Chevalier, We are told, once
made the journey from Paris to the
Russian frontier, a distance of over
seven hundred miles, in less than five
hours. Upon another occasion, he crossed
St. Georges Channel from Dublin, and
has accomplished, without injury, several
sscensions in France and England. The
air ship in which the experiment is to be
attempted is called LiEspeTsncs. It's
height is ninety-five feet, its diameter
one hundred and fifty feet, and it re"
quiTes one hundred and twenty thousand
cubic feet Of gas to initiate it. Attached
to the ship is an enclosed car capable OF
carrying about fifty persons, with pro-
visions for ten days voyage. NJ. Chevs-
iier contempistes extending invitations
10 several members Of the press to ac-
company him. At late meeting OF the
Louisville Democrat editorial corps 1t was
resolved, with remarkable unanimity,
that that paper will not be represented
on the voyage.
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PIKE & JOHNSON,
AttoFneyE, CogBselI0Fs & Solicitor
WASHINGTON. D. c

UyHIS nrm viii practice IN the United states
Supreme Court End Court OF Claims, ano
viii attend to the recovery OF debts accounts
and claims sgalnEt the Government or lnol-
yfdusIs, and 70 business before Congress or In
the Departments. 80
The senior member Of the firm Gate OF the
Memphis Appean has long been known N me
highest courts OF the country and the )Jnloi
mas had large experience in departmental anC
other business dur ing many years CT puGllc
service IN The House and Senate. Ihey oier
their best and faithful services 70 those Wlo
Ilsv need them 1y3-sepl0ly
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and Of motherly mIen. The last one in
Quoted into the "ring" of infamy-a
beautiful child was scarcely twelve
years of age; and We understand there
Is still younger one, which only awaits
its time, to follow the living example Of
a mother and four sisters"
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THE EXTENT Of HUMAN DEpRA VITY

THE EXTENT OF HUMAN DEPRA VITY.
Commenting on the fact that a mother
in Lafayette, Indiana, connived at her
own daughters seduction, the Chiilicothe
Advertiser makes the following horrible
revelation: "ChillcOthe can double dis.
count the barter Of one fair daughter to
the uses of prostitution and ruin. For
several years We have had living IL our
city a woman WHO'S the keeper OF q pub
lie brothel, and whose whole stock in
trsde has been the children of her own
body. Three grown daughters have, with
their mother, for five or six years, been
conducting bsgnlo, In this city, and
lately, one other child has been added to
the list, who Is scarcely in her teens. She
is woman Of intelligence, comely aspect
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PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Attorneys. Solicitors s PrOct0rs

A TTFnyD 10 cases IN The dinersnt Courts sit
a ting at Memphis snd IN the river ooulitles
OF ArEsuBas -
Sc The senior partner VIII hereafter esps-
cssIlv sffsrd "a Csses In the supreme Court o.
Teunessea. sud in the supreme CourL anu
Court OF claims OF the United states Al " @ @s-sl-
ington, being Of the nrIH OF flhG q SohA'-
Ofics in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Cont and second Streets
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HALLEcK AND DRAKE.

The New York EceniHg Post gives us
some very interesting extracts from
"The Life and Letters OF Fitz. Greene
Haleck, by James Grant Wilson,"
which is soon to be published by d. Ap-
pleton & Co. Among them is the fol
lowing:
"The American Flag written bv
Drake between the ZOah and 25th day Of
May, 1919, originally concluded with the
following lines:
As fixed as yonder orb divine
That saw thy hammered blaze unfurled
Ehsla thy proud Stars rssplsnds at shIns
The guard and glory OF the world"
These not satisfying the author, he
said, "Fhz can't you suggest better
stspzaP" WheFeUpOn Hsllsck sat down
and wrote, on the spur OF the moment,
the lines, which Drake Immediately &C.
cepted and incorporated ia his, peThsps,
most popular poem:
Forever doat that standard she eeti
WhsTe breathes The foe bat falls before US =
With freedoms soil heneaih our feet
And ireedOm's banner Streaming o 'sr US" -
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PACIFIC RAILROAD ON SD PARALLEL,
Mr.. A. B. Gray, ia his report upon the
Atlantic and Pacific railway gives the
following Ia regard to distances on the
S2I narallal of latitude:
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Run As FOLLOWst

both Trains connect for Hsshvtiss, q, r.,,,.
gsae s:I5 pm connects FOR Cairo Eio =, - 5.9i
. .Aix,J,,o Al 81 Louis at 1888 pm. next d. 30
: :, tTsin arrives in 81. Louis II p M. same o.
through Tickets at RCduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's once, 2SszS
Main street and st Depot head or Main street 81
H1- PgOVape Checked at Depot OF 8y the Mem
mis- Cffy Transfer Company al hotels, frl-
gsfe fsssi iseDceq. or on board bOatS 70 all prin-
Cipsl points East and North.
SAN. B. JONES, Superintendent.
E8A HILL. Passenger Agent JAZZ
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cHAs. A. cHoATE,
COUNSELOR At LAW
Solicitor In Bankruptcy,
ROs. 27O second Etreet, and 40O Main Sta
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
r.urg.n. rrE-z- cIzaE1.Es V. ApAas. L. Il. lIkE

ETMy duties as Counsel for the General As
Eignee have led me 10 make the t1Gctioe ~
BdnITTfutcU q Specially. noFL1 on
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Quickest Route to New YORK

AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
Is By The
Memphis & Louisville u. 2. Line.
Rinter Schedule, JdnSt'Ty IS, 1869
Double DsiIy Through Trains
Run AS FOLLOWst
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Of hostilities at Charleston. He figured
qaite prominently AZ 8 Confederate
statesman for several years, but st the
close Of the war retired to private life.
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Double DaIy Through Trains

Bimtsr Schedule, Jqn,rry IS, 1869
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-05

A Methodist paper invites "our
friends" who have any sort of patience
in listening to the slow, dragging sing
ing in some of the church services to
sing the following stanza, written by the
Rev. Alfred Taylor, to the tune "Joy-
fully"
Dismally, dolefully, downward we drag,
Making our music most mournfully lag,
Singing the songs of salvation so slow:
Groaning and grunting along as we go;
Painfully poking DER pious old poem,
Weary, the worshippers want to go home ;
Droning 80 dull they don't know what to
do, 80, ,r....
Pleased when the plodding performance
is through.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, September 4-Noon.-
Money GOT. Gold SO. Flour dull and
5(91Oc. lower. Wheat dull. Corn 1c.
better. Pork dull-mess 31.75. Lard
at 19I9199s. Cotton quiet, at 35.
Freights firmer.
Up. Motion firm, with sales of
600 bales, at 35. Flour dull-superfine
State 6.35; extra 6. 6.75@6.e5; choice 6. 90
@7.00. Wheat dull and hcavv-winter
red Western 1.62@1.621S. Corn very
scarce, and 1@2c. Determined I.18@
l.2O. Whiskey declining. Beef quiet
Pork lower, ut 3l.OO. Lard steady
kettle 10000. Groceries quiet
Freights shade firmer. Money active.
Gold excited, at 81.
BALTIMORE, September 4.--Cotton
quiet. Flour less active. Wheat active
and in fair demand-prime to choice red
l.55(D1 .65. Corn firm-white 1. .19M1. 81 F.:
yollow 1.1e@1.19. Oats 6O@62. Pork
quiet. Bacon tending up. Whiskey
fat, at 1.13la.
CNcINNATI, September 4.-Whiskey
unsettled, at Ito. Pork nominal. at
33. 90. Shoulders 151l, holders asking
higher; rib sides 1871.
New ORLEANS, September 4.-Cotton
quiet, with sales of 169 bales-middlipps
81; receipts 93. Flour dull-superfine
5.S5; double $50. Corn-mixed LOO;
white LOS. Pork $3.50. Bacon 16h@
1917. Lard 201a@23. Sugar 11614.
Molasses 60@7O. Coffee i4%@I6A.
Whiskey 1.221a@1.25 Gold 34sS.
MOBILE, September 4-Sales of cotton
to-day 200 bales-market closed firm,
with low middlings at 80.
AUGUSTA, September 4.-Cotton mar
ket unchanged and transactions heavier,
with sales of 80 bales-middlings 32.
CHARLESTON, September 4.-Cotton
quiet but steady; sales 70 bales-mid-
dlings $4,000; receipts 231.
LONDON, September 4-Noor. Con
soils 93. Bonds 81L5.
LIVERPOOL. September 4-Noon.-
Cotton dull-uplands 1336@1334; Or
leans 1879.
LIVERPOOL, September 4-Evening. =
Cotton dull-uplnnds 1879; Orleans 1897
@137s; sales 5000 bales.
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Sheritf's Sales for Taxes.

RY virtue OF sundry tax executions directed
D to me. will sell, on the first MONDAY
and TUESDAY in September next, in front of
the Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours, the following property, viz:
ALSO,
The House and Lot, in the city of Columbia
bounded on the North by E. w. Edgerton;
East by Pickens street; South by J. P. South,
ern; and Wost by - McAlister; levied on as tho
property of p. H. Flanagan, at the suit of CITY
OF Columbia rs. p. II. Flannigan.
ALSO,
The House and Lot, on Lumber street, in
tho city OF Columbia; bounded on the North
by VIM. Price; East by NJ T.. Church; Sou
by Lumber street; and West by estate of Miss
NJ. Q: Ward; levied on as the property of estate
OF John S. Due, at tho suit of city of Columbia
U.s. estate of John 3. Due.
ALSO,
House and Lot on Richardson street, in
the city of Columbia, fronting so feet on Rich
ardson street; bounded North by Cnsar Cur
ley; East by Richardson street; and Sonth by
A. TTager; levied on as the property OF Mrs.
Sarah Brown. Mt the suit Of city OF Columbia
Us. Mrs. Sarah Brown
The above described property will be sold
for city taxes. Terms cash.
Aug 15mth p. F. FRAZEE, s. r. C.
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Sheriff-s Sale.

ny virtue OF sundry writs OF feri fdcias to
~ me directed, will sell, on the first MON
9ant Raa of apd dbs TGGspAf GdsII in September
- All that LOT OF LAND On the corner of
ram and Marion streets, in the city of CO.
iumbia, mea asuring 20S feet, more or less, on
liam liam street, and running back on Marion
the North by Plain street; on the East by lot of
John II. Heise; on the South by the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and on the West by Marion
street. This lot will be divided and sold in
four equal parts.
All that Lot OF Land on Plain street, mea.
suring about so feet on Plain street, and run
n,ing mn back back 2oS feet more or less; bounded on
the North by Plain street; on the East and
West by lots Of John H. Heise, and on the
South by estate Of A. Fails.
ALSO,
All that Lot Of Land on Plain street, in the
city OF Columbu, measuring 70 feet on Plain
street, and running back 2O8 feet, moro or
iesei bounded on the North by Plain street; on
the East and West by lots Of John II. Hcise,
and on the South by estate Of A. Falls.
ALSO,
All that Lot Of Land on the corner of Plain
and Bull streets, in the city Of Columbia, mea-
surlng 90 feet, more or less, ON Plain street,
and 2Q8 feet on Bull street; bounded on the
North by Plain street; on the East by Bull
street; on the South by estate OF A. Falls.
ALSO,
Tbe entire Stock Of Merchandise of the de-
fendant, consisting of Soda Fountain and ap-
paratus, Glass Jars, Show Cases, Confection-
erics and variety OF such goods as are usual
the property of John II. Heise, at the suit OF
Henry Maillard, Fenner Il Bennett, survivors.
et at, vs. John II. Heise. The stock of mer.
chandize will be sold at the store Of the de-
fenuant. Terms cash.
Aug Is n, NTH
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it is a moro reliable and far moro effectual
remedy than any other. Those who have
tried it, know that it curod them; those who
and friends, and all know that what it does
once it docs always-that it never fails
through any fault or neglect of it's compost
ton: we have thousands upon thousands Of
certificates of their remarkable cures Of the
iollowing complaints, but such cures are
known in every, neig h borhood, and we noed
not publish them. AID ipted to all ages and
calomcl or any deleterious drug, they may be
taken with safety by anybody. Their sugar
coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their use in
any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on
the internal viscera to purify the blood and
obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver and
other organs OF tho body, restoring their ire
gular Iation to health, and by correcting.
wherever they exist, such arrangements as are
the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper
on the box, for the following complaints.
which these PILLS rapidly cure:
For dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listlessness,
Languor and Loss Of Appetite, they Should lie
taken moderately to stimulate the stomach
and restore it's healthy tone and action.
For Ltrer Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Headache, .jnui,-
dice or Green Sickness, Bilious Colic and Bi
tious Feuers, they should be iudicously taken
for each case, to correct the diseased action
or remove the distractions which cause it.
For Dysente,7y or DiarrhUa, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For Rheumdtisnl, Gon, Grduel, Palpuation
Of the Heart, Pain in The Side. Back and Loins,
they should be continuously taken, al re.
quired, to change the diseased action of the
system. With such change those complaints
For Dropsy and Dropsical S,reuings, they
should be taken i'll large and frequent doses
to, produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by
AS n Dinner Pill, take ono or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels into healthy action, restores the
appetite, and invigorates the system. Hence
1t is often advantageous where no serious de-
rangement exists. One who feels tolerabIy
well, often finds that dose of these PiHs
makes him feel decidedly better. from their
cleansing and drenovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
DIR. j. O. AVER & CO., Practical Chemtts.
LOWELL, MASS, U. s. Il.
Sept 8 +4mo
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!.
1EdbapatebEfpEslIdGhT per-
mittedy 10 exercise any Of the, functions
or powers Of his Office within that State,
except so fares sthose Acts themselves
provide, without taking the oath which
Is refefredto in thestatnte 'of 1867 above
quoted. The Act of April 10, 1869. re-
quires the Legislature to meet at q time
which it designates-that it is to meet
implies that it is to come together for
some purpose. It is required, under the
previous law, to act upon the question of
adopting the fourteenth amendment to
the Constitution of the United States
before the admission of the State to rep
resentation in Congress. I am of OPT
nion, therefore, that it may come to-
gether, organize and act npon that
amendment, but not until Congress
shall have approved the constitution and
the action "nder it and shall have re-
stored the State to its proper place in
the Union by recognizing its form of 60
vernment as republican and admitting it
to representation. The Legislature is
not entitled and could not, without vio-
lation of law, be allowed to transact any
business, pass any Act, or resolve or un-
dertake to assume any other function of
Legislature if the test oath has not
been required of its members, and that
no officer elected under the new constitu.
ton can enter upon the duties of his
Office without taking the oath while mill
tary government continues Very re-
spectfnlly, .E. r. .HOAR,
Attorney General
General Candy viii issue a proclama-
ton relative to the election about the
18th. State officers will be installed
when the Legislature assemblies.
PHILADELPHIA, September An in
cendiary fire burned planning mill and
several adjoining houses, on the corner
of Broad and Coates street. Loss S4O,-
600. The appearance of incendiaries,
connected with the scarcity of water,
occasions much alarm.
A discharged workman killed the fore
man of the stone masons ut Paramount
Park.
u New York, September 4.-The steam
er Lillian, n very swift ex-blockade run
nor, departed for some port in Florida
to-day. Her destination is doubtful.
Ex-Special Treasury Agent Sproule,
charged with completely in the custom
house fraud, during Fuller's admins
tration, was to-day released on hail.
Another party was arrested for compli-
city in the same frauds on the afIidavits
OF Sproule and Kinsella, but were re-
leased ON bonds.
PORTLAND, September T. -Fessenden's
death is question of time only.
ST. LOUIS, September "A large lot
OF goods en- route to Ottawa, N. Y, were
seized to-day, on an order from the First
National Bank.
CHICAGO, September Senator
Grimes has resigned, the resignation to
aff I,k r
term expires in 1871.
CHARLESTON, September f. 4-Arrived-
The steamer Lille, from Galveston to
New York, put in for fuel; brig Courier,
Liverpool. Sailed-steamer Champion,
New York.