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MORE DissKx7iioss In silm,.&

MORE BissKNIioss In apAM,S
MADRID; August 24.--The ministerial dissen-
eons are; increasing. Topete threatsns to re-.
sign II serrsno persists in severity towards the
bishops. The Republicans petition for better
food aud treatment for the Carlists. ;s
THE CATTLE TRADE-rKK oEssIoN OF CUBA. Il.
LONDON, August 24.-The steamer. City Of
Bio Janeiro brought. as passengers, nineteen
live oxen FROM Montevideo. There is steam
er now building for this trade exclusively, and
ssils in six weeks others will follow.
The Morning Telegraph. In discussing the
.oession Of Cuba to the United States, says Eng
land would feel no jealousy at this agerandize-
nent, which would complete the abolition Of
slavery as An institution. Tho loss Of Cuba to
Spain would be an unqueitionable gain to the
mother country and colony and the cause Of
mankind. Fot
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Wbituarp.

"fhe chamber whore the, good man meets his fate
In privileged above tho common walks oflife- =
Quite In the verge OF heaven" .s.itg
:. HAMETT.-Diedi in this f6ity. on Thursdsy. tho
LIST day OF April 1862 IN the nftyetahth year OF
age HihLiAM.HAMErT,a native Of this lie.
honest In his dealings With bfs sellow.men he pnr.
sued the even tenor OF his ways. commanding alike
the respect Of all with whom he came In contact. A
his presence 10 sadly missed 10 the family circle and
IN The outer world emong those who knew him best
"a painful sufferer, no rnurmur escaped hie lipa FOR
he knew that God doeth ell thfngs wsiI" and rely.
Tug with implicit condolences upon the. merits and
msdiatton OF yesEs CHRIST fer salyatto9, ha calmly
fell aseep In the full hope Of Joyful rssurrecaon.'
y - - -af'-'s. . 80 ---s'7 A FRIEND
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[ThoN ous TRkvELLINo CopRISpoSpxFr1 !:
MARS BLUFF, MARION CoURrx August "a. -
The tail Of the comet must certainly be over
shadowing this section Of Marion County, for
the weather Is intensely hot, and the frequently
threatening clouds refuse refreshing showers.
Notwithstanding the drouth, the cotton Drop
is fourishine, although now needingr rain. The
corn will give a two thirds yield. Heavens
watery blessings have been unequaIly dis
tributei this summer. Some portions Of this
neighborhood have not suffered from drought,
while other sections are dried up Trees,
grand old oaks OF an hundred summers. are
dying by twos and threes together. ~
Jearies' Creek, where IL CROSSES tho George.
town road, ave miles from Mars' Bluff Station.
has this summer gone dry, and is still but tho
red before in at least forty years. At one OF
the plantations not far from this point, and
contiguous TO the creek. some two or three
snndrea su,s tses q boz hedge that ornaments :
ed about fifteen years ago. and has never sui-
fered 10 fhis way before. The cotton CROP. ri.
though SUFFERING, to some oxfent from rueti ia
not materially injured. riia Hift ~, tiIi.' -
This Is one Of the most delightful and best
settled neighborhoods In the State, and Is fast
recovering from the effects OF the war. It ia
generally conceded that ono or two good crops
vi, Place tne planters AZ class, in better orr
negroes have. worked well this year, and the
only inhabitants who are not prosperinp are
the asould-be" independent negro planters.
They only sink more hopelessIy each year. and
have not even change OF clothing. Many
Of this class are scarcely recognizable
BY their former owners, having become
sn,ri,in, 80 thin , ,yissged pinehed from want of
nn,Ti,Gus on,d S tGod The Gauges that keep these
hrst: natural laziness; then they have to- stand
the drain made upon their time and pocket by
Mhittemore and other Republican leaders.
I1IN1 Having no credit thoy get their scanty sup.
stores, and by the end OF the year their little
crop goes to tdese stores. II is seIdon, that
anything is then left TO pay the rent OF, the
poor piece OF land they occupy. This GLASS Of
will die IN their folly, unless the planters Kindly
como to their aid and refusa " rent them land.
One OF the most rlnrniBtak able ey yfdetcss or
the increasing prosperity OF Marion, and her
aS rass messns
eocfetyg OF this county, held on the first Mon
day OF this month. Delegates were then. ap,
pointed from setch toynstip. snd they were
sssa @an aeSSssnsf W Nv p ns se &
sslmlnsa g %sis & tie I nsIs nSss. ss
ing Of the Legisllt1rP for, atoha4ter for . loin
right snds I'D "a Z t.ass asss .na sas
other wise, TO sell. and also to estStsiah
. are insurance business.i Il WAS ta1and thst
thirty Thousand doils.s could be obtkfned from
that portion Of the citi1ens represented by The
delegates present. IL thie movement 10 suo:
cessful and properly conducted, Il WIN benens
ths merohantG Of Asrion had ip deposit on
\ eeSount OF The planters amounts, . large hs
iofty ttousAnd d9llars. The latter feared to
tske = u nome yssdld nos know how 70 invest
y. -. IA, !. Gx1noR.
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THE DROUEH I'M PHILADEEPHIA-I A
TERRIBLE FIRE AND NO W1TER.

PHHApEIrHrA. August 24.-.Two more dis
hllsries have been closed, but the illicit pro-
duction continues. A fire broke out at the COR
ner OF Ninth and Wallace streets, occupied BY
ten different factories. There is no water, and
the fire is still progressing. Owing to the
'stoppage OF the paper milla at Mayunk, run by
water. the prlce Of paper has adv anoed two and
bali to three cents per pound. These mills
made fifteen tons Of paper daily.
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as- soLOMoN's BIrTRRs.-TBIs PRE-

1tno 1hEhrSh SUNHTAC3.
s~ sOLOMON's BIrTERs.-THIs PRE-
fARATIoN. compounded by one Of our olde,t and
most esteemed druggists. has. during the short time
IN which 1t has been offered TO the public attained
areputaion which hae almost entirely dryen out OF
market the various tonics and stimuants which, for
a few months. by exorbitant puHhng and heavy ad-
vertisiHg, succeeded in building profitable bust.
ness for their protectors.
solomon's Bitters are not of-fhe hashy style. de.
pondiDg upon large advertising, bought puffs and
fictitious recommendations for . sale to o guluble
public Their composition Is wcll known to and up.
proved by many Of our best physicians aud the
pr1etors depend upon the intrinsic merits Of their
medicine to mnke It as popular as 1t is curative.
They do net pretend to offer q medicinal prepara-
ton that will cure all the Ills that flesh is heir to-.
but they do contend that the judcious use OF these
Bitiers will greatly alleviate human suffering. anG
bring very many to a state Of comparative health
who have long been strangers to that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation Of any uro.
fessed curative is worth dozens or hundreds OF
bought certificates, and the Messrs. s0LOMoNs
have only published few out Of the hundreds OF un
solicited testimonies which the have received We
this morning give copy OF letter from Hon. ALEX:
Il. H.sTEPHRNS, whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
for the past six months has been known to the whole
country His few earnest worda will 20 much fur.
ler TO confirm the good opinion already existing as
to the beneficial qualities of this medicine than
would columns OF stercotyped Recommendations
from unknown parties: tH' ;,
.-rN'flN LIBERTY HALL,
CaAwPoRDsvnLE, GA, August IA. 1859,
Aessrs a. A. Sotomons d Co.. Drxogists, saranna6,
Co.: ..t - 4!
GKSrLRHKN-Please send me half dozen bottles
Of your Bitters. have been using them lately
upon the Recommendation of friend, with decided
benefit In giving tone to the digestive organs, and
general strength to my tystem. Send by E1presslI
with value endorsed, @. O..D.
Ai. .ar Yours respectfully, al .. :,
tsisned) I ALEXANDER Il. STEPHENS
August "a limo
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THE WEATHER..

AudusTA. August M.-The weather oontin.
ues hot and dry. "S'''.cf '5''s
W4anNdroN, August A.-Weathcr clear.
r Wind east. Thermometer 81 aA
RIoHhoND. August 24.-The weather was
cloudy yesterday and showery to day. There
were heavy showers yesterday and last night
at staunton, Lexington, and the Old Sweet
Springs. Or .tt-.- ai.y -.,
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,7.HE TURF.

SARATOGA, August 24.-.vanderbllL's Noun.
ram BOY beat Mcaanus' Lady Thorne in three
straight heats to harness-purse three thous.
and. Time-2:97., ,2:24}. 2:25i. l
Vanderbilt and his bride we're on the stand.
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-PARRIcIDE.

fHADEIrHrA, August "a An insane son
! named Evans killed his father, aged sixty.
thfee. The scene Of the murder was AT that
Of Twitcheh. -
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,SpeIfiaI Notif,s.,

aSMEDIOAL NoTICE.-PATIRNTs SUI
FfRINa from. Diseases Pertaining to the denito
Urinary Organs. win receive the latest scientific
treatment. by placing themselves under the caro- Of
DR.. T. REEHTSJERNA, Ofhce No. "a HAsEI-
srb EET. three doors east from the Postoface.c
August 25 f.atro,--.i,5 n n ~ WIS Z,
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EUROPE.

~ THE Nlponkomo AMNESTY.
6PARrs. August 24.GThs French exifes gene.
rally receive Napoleon 8 amnesty with unequiv-
ocai demonstrations Of gratitude. Felix Ryatt
has returned to Paris. !! l-tiglA
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s tsS sECREr OF BEAU rY.-rHE LADIES
of Europe use no other preparation than the MILK
OF y1oLETs. and TO this they owe their beauty
Sold by all. druggists. v. W. BBINoKERaoPI',
New Yorf, sole Agent for United States.
}.gAugust rs ~ i:t 81
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: THINGS IN MARIoN.

Tho Dreuth ana It's Enects-The Condi.
ton of tho Negro Planters-Appear.
snco OF tho Crops-Marton Looks For
ward TO BETTER Days. -p
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NOTICE., THERESA soNNTAG, WIFE
OF OTTO soNNTkG. Dyer and scourer residing at
No. l4i Marketstreet, south eide, do hereby give
notice that will carr ON business as Sole Trader
In one month from the date hereof
AuRust25 limo THEhEsl soNnTIa
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Special Hsiifes.

HSREy. JOHN L. GIRARDEAU, D. D.,
Will preach ID. VI in Presbyteraa Church, gum.
merville, Tnrs kvENso 2bth instan at quarter pal
Eight O'Clock. d. Auu,,st Ok
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= sSr ESTATE EDWIN OHAPMAN.-A
DIVIDEND OF FORTY PER GENT. on said Estate
will be paid at oace Of @. W. DINaLK. Esq, No. 81
~ - sX. 5DIsSeea5y.s x1.eu.,r-.
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mi: Charles Alssspon Sill II bur-ns Bun ia l.,,.
y ls6 Londop op . short tour In S.1ncs. 2 ~.
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s8 NOrIoE.-APPLICATlON WILL BE
sde 70 the next Lsaislatnre Of soath osa oliAa BY
the Town Council, for renswi! OF the chsitsf lbd
the Kxttnsion Of ths BodndAsy or the Town Of sua.
mervius. ~ t,a ii tuaSs ss-yS J. August II
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sS OFFIOE !. COMMISSIONERS: fHOT-
AGE EC1AREEsToN, xUdusr q ls6p,--NoiICR
40 oPnoIsAHDS0 0rHRRA-Thk. nom ana aitsr
~ Uasr bAx or sss1f,1zh, 1859, no one but stats
Rtiots eE them hosdtne Hts.s hoeuses. ufn bs par
n3tsd o. lerea 70 yict yithia he borders Of this
y 10 ftSs ''o.isH fg erar d. b. sropDxRD.p
Il,;Ausuaya ~ taI4stfa cnssn9 tsasd,
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+. sSPRErrY wo&EN.-A coMpARATIVE-
Tx few lsdies monopolizo the beauty as well as the
attention OF society This ought not to be 30, but t
10, and will be while men foolish and single out
pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using HAaAN's NAG.
NoLrA BALM. which gives the bloom Of youth and
refined sparkling beauty 10 the complexion. pleas
Ing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain Of a red, tanned, freckled
or rustic complexion who will invest rs cents I'm ga
gan's Magnolia Balm. It's effects are truiy xon der.
full.
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a NATIONAL CEMEEBL1

CoNFRDERATEs AND NEGRO CHILDREN
{, bURiEp AND PAID FOR hS FEDERAL
SOLDIERS.
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a6 BATOHELORs HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Har Dye 10 The best in the world; tho only
true and perfecs Dye; harmless. reliable. instana.
neous; no disappointment; ridiculous tlnts; rem.
edies the III effects OF bad dyes invigorates and
leaves tho hAtr sofs and beautiful black or brown.
Fold ~ al Drusgists and Perfumers: and properly
applied at Bslehelors Wig Factory. No. = Bond.
street. New York. GRa iyr l.si4 q NAY IS
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~ fAE NEhTEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE EoHRAPEsT.!rHk FKws JOB OFFICE, No.
lis EASE BAY, having replenished its Stock With
now ami large assortment OF msperiA OF the nnest
quality and latest styes is prep nsdto execute, at
the shortest notics and In the bsst manner, JOB
PRINTING OF e,ery description. -iiDi ~
Can sod examine ths scale Of ices befors giving.
your orders elsewhsre. =, ,,ssr
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a. wAETEs, Ebq. 9ii'' 2mos S!s+ August 10
iaSPAfNLESs' DIaEsTION.-"NO MANI
says sr Ashley Cooper; sought 10 know by his sen.
aadons that he has . stomach" In other worde,
when digestion fs perfect there Is neither pain
nheanness In the region where It tfkes place. Mao.
sea, want Of appetite, fstulepcy. oppression afer
eating, shooriDg pains In the epigastrium, hush.
tua OF the face at ii hmes, and furre tongue In
the morning are arops the direct. symptoms ofiR-.
dlgeaton. conatipston. biliouzness headache. ner.
vous frriabiliy. phydcai weakness, and low spirits
are lis almost fnvsrfabis mpAninsut, All these
indlcationa Of dyspepsa, whether immediate or
seeondkry are usuAlly aggravated by hot weather.l
iThe elo,e Of summer is, therefore. the season
when the victim Of dyspepsia most urgently needs
3 tonic and regulating medicine OF courte; every
invalid hss many sdvisers. Ono fricnd recon-.
mcpds ono drug. another another, hut In q multi.
tude Of councillors there is not always safety. Tho
standard remedy Of the present age for Indigestion
ID all its stages, Is HosrErrERs sToMAoH BIT.
TERs Time, that proves all things, has esaIished
ihrspntaiion on an impresuable foundation--thc
spoptaneous testimony of millions OF intelligent
Witnesses. Ne acsld oil OF acid dses It's stimula-
ting principle; s tonic oon,tituents are the nnesf
that botanical search has yet diseoSered 1, com.
bines the properties OF gentle evscusnt, blood
depqrsnt and an ilious medicine. with inyigo.
rating qualities Of the highest order, and is admit:
ed both BY tho public and the proisssion to be tbs
Ynrest protection against an diseise1 that are pro
diced o. ptopasAssd py p4safstUus air Or 1uwh6Is-
some water, that his ever bpen used either in fhe
United States OF tropical America. M, ,ss,, &.
IN cases Of constipation resulting from Q want Of
inosonhs tonei ID thS finiSsttnss. As efeet os tho
BTT1kRsi is perssetly natvelloas; and 4wilhouasthe
dsngesogs sequences Of mercury; II fsStores the
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RJ. J. JOSEPH, CHINESE EMIGRANT,
Agent hasreturned to Charleston and can be found
for afsw dsysat once OF ofM.;aoLDsM1TH Il SON,
Collonade Row, Yendue Range. AugustI4
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(; To preserve and dress The Hair use Lyon's Ia
thairon. a DAG II HfmImo Aueusf az
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CoosAWHAToHIE COUNTY.
in IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE oI1IzENs
OF BABNwELI AND BEAUFORT.

The Lesislaturo to be Menaoriali.ed.
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We cheerfllly recommend the above Company to
The patronage Of the citizens Of Fouth Carolina.
Columbia. o.-s ss. Preston. j. P. Carroll. G. d.
Melton. 8. W. Melton, J. D. Pope.
camden.J. B. Kershaw, Vim. III. Shannon. ". e
Johnson.
Sumter.-John b. Moore.
"innsboro'.-W. r Robertson, ]. B. Mccants,
James Rion. n
Yorkvile.&w B. wilson, a. Coward, James Ma.
son. j. D. withexspoon. J. r. Bratton. J. T. Lowry,
B. g. McCaw. rs gia:u .lrr i=i
Anderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnvell.-Jos. A. Lawton. James Patterson, John.
son Bagood
olarendon.-Jno. L. Manning, T. @. Richard.on.
Browne Manning. -tt,'-s
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aRrKnENc1s m oHARIKsToS. .iil
General JAMES CONNER, Mesars. PELZER,
RODGERS q 90 JAMES II. WILSON, Esq. GEO.
a. wAITEs, Rsq.. c,i!i 2mos 3's;4 August 10
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FOR NEW YORK.
REG uLAR LIVE every WEDvEsDt =

/Srk~ THE SPLENDID srRiHsKIp'
ME76&3S hTNNRTONKk. Captain 0ARrKn-
zMK&dS TER, will leave vanderhorat's Whsrf
past'5 8 O'Clock Pm. RAYENEi 4 co
: Au9uttA Agents.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04

N0DfTRY. BOARD AT A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY
~ seat and farn, hour from New York per Morris ans
Esser Railroads spscions house; beautifully situated
large farm pure mountain air ne drives boating and 6sh
Ing; sSceent aabng For particulars apply AZ IL Fifb
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, October 5. Supervisor
Emery seized yesterday Boomers distil-
lery on the Nashville and Northwestern
railroad, toghtber with some eighty bar.
rels of highwines and three thousand
bushels of grain in the distillery. The
distiller was caught 10 the clstern-room
filing barrels having tax paid stamps on
them.
The Senate completed their orgsniza-
ton today, but the House adjourned with
organization incomplete. Ii will organ
ize fully tomorrow. Governor Senter
will then probably send in his message,
though be may delay till the day after:
IL is understood that he viii recommend
the calling Of State Convention to
amend the constitution and remove all
political disabilities, and that he will
urge the ratification of the Fifteenth
Amendment; the modification Of the
school system, and the payment OF the
State debt. Nothing has TRANSFERRED
touching his views as to the proper dis
position to be made of defaulting rail-
roads.
The Senatorial question continues to
excite great interest Andrew johnson,
who is here, is evidently the strong mar,
and his supporters feel sure of his cleo
ton,
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BY TELE &c RAP H
nrpNuGnT DISPATCHES.
THE STORM.

n -
Further Accounts from all Quarters.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5. = Three
nersops were drowned at Morrstown by
the food. :. -. :,
The Morristowu and Reading railroad
was badly under water. The Baltimore
road. between here and Wilmington, lie
four feet under water. Passengers 60 BY
boat to Wilmington.
The water of the Schuylkill river is re-
cedipg.
The water at Paramount dam has re-
ceded nearly six feet since yesterday
The streets, which we're flooded. are now
nearly dry, but covered with mud ana
he Debris left by the food. Hundreds
nf cellars are filed, and at the large
embellishments steam fire engines are en-
gagged in humping out the water. The
Trihune Mills at Paramount will proba-
bIv resume work tomorrow.
AInAsY. October 5-The water IN this
.;,v ~ sti]i over the docks and IN the
s,.ss,s naralIel with the river. South
R,oadw<y ia nsvigable by boats. Nearly
Iii the Easements aud cellars east OF
Green street are flooded.
Troy, October 6.-The food is unpre-
cedepted. The water in the Hudson Is
eighteen feet above low water mark ana
great destruction is being done TO prop
ertv along the PArtenkell. In this city
The mills are being greatly damaged, and
nm north the country is flooded. Three
honsss were carried away at Mechanics
vile and a woman by the name OF Hum
rhreys was drowned. A fisherman at
F,rt Oven was drowned in the Hudson.
There were two accidents on the Troy
aud Boston railroad last night. The hrst
Was a collision between freight and
rassenue, train, 10 which three employees
were il jured; and afterward the same
train was thrown into the Hoosac river .,
Hoosac Falls, BY wash on the railroad
track. and DR.. Fowler and wife, OF hoo,
sac Fails. and Charles Aiken, OF Small
Lake were killed. The conductor, d.
q. Clark. was seriously injured.
The loss to the West Troy lumberme
hv the freshet will reach one million dol
lars.
The freshet caused great damage here.
Three lives were Lost.
RnsrnN. October 81 Reports from
Maine and New Hampshire represent the
storm as unparalleled in severity. In Con.
cord every street was badly washed and
quilted. Hundreds of cellars were illled
and the sidewalks caved in, ln West
Concord one house was carried away. Az
Farnhsm crossing the highway was gull
lied TO the width of twenty feet Nearly
one hundred feet of the bed of the Clair
mont railroad was washed out, the rails
In some instances sinking ten feet. The
Montreal railroad is also reported in
had condition. Very little damage was
done in Boston or its vicinity. A small
portion.of the Coliseum was blown on.
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VIRGINIA.

RIcHMoxD, October 5-The Legisla.
ture convened at noon to-day with full
attendance in the House. A temporary
organic alton was Effected by the election
of II. NJ. Laughliu, of Rockbridge, as
Speaker, aud H E James,of Albemarle.
as Clerk; and then adjourned until to-
morrow, when permanent officers will be
elected. q,
Bawdeu A. Wells (Rsdicsl) protested
against any officer. temporarily or per-
manently, taking his seat who had not
taken The iron-clad oath.
The Senate met, with Gov. Lewis in
the Chair. It's organization lie not yet
complete, but will be like that Of the csuI
Gus last uight, viz: Davis, the old iucum.
bent, for Sergeant at Arms; Miller. OF
Loudon, for fret, and Abe Hall (negro)
for second Doorkeeper
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WASHINUTOy.

WAsHrSsroE, October 5.-There was
no quorum Of the Supreme Court to-day.
Areport from the Sixth Tennessee dis
trict announces the mysterious disap-
pearance Of Collector Z. F. Mckee.
Fears are entertained hat be has been
assassinaied.
The Endorsements from the Treasury
Department during September we're /;
Civil and miscellaneous, $, OBJ 800 !
War Department. 1851. l59; Navy De-
parlrneaf. 81 30s. GIL I; Indians and req
tions, 81 2ls 277. Total, 81. PSI 357.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
Arrival and Departure q Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND rErrEssRE RAILRoAD.
New Orleans mail tdniy''sS pm. l lsS s m
freieht Except Sunday 2:S5 pm. 1855 am.
Mail train makes di,ect connection TOR New
Orleans and all points South. -
Express train makes direct connection for
Coffoeville, Water Valley. oxford. Holly
Springs. and all points North of Grenada on
Mississippi Central railroad.
Ticket Office, 2S7h Main street. and Of the
depot. Omnibuses will call for passengers ana
oh eek baggage in any part OF the city by leav-
ing orders at 2S7H Main. 9.
MEMPHIS AND oBAhLKsros aAILRoAD,
Through mail. daily .-; ; z2oP.A. H'oo r'H'
Through express, dailyldoes
mot arriveSunday or leave ,,m
Saturday. IN. ll:5o Pm.
Junction and comerville
&C., save Sundsy--.......... s:l0 An. s:VO Pm.
Railroad time hfteen minutes faster than
Once. No. 27s Main street, and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES. g. 7. A.
BARNEY HuGHEs. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILRoAp.
nav Express...............- pm. 4O0A.h.
Night Exprcss........::" a a,s 2dSr;s.
railroad time Is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket ollice. No. 23711 Main street. Do
pot h'Aa VI NAN s. B. JONES. sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
aorsa WEST Leave Hopefeld at $50 am.
arrive at L'Ansuille at llSo m.
GoNINe EAsT1Lesve L.Anguliis at z p.m.'
Trains leave daily. Ferryboat leaves foot OF
Union ''''' B. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.