Respectfully.


Your obi serv't,
HUGH II. MILLER
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The fall so far has been delightful. The
farmer. are progressing finely in getting
out their cotton crop and preparing it for
market. and should the season continue as
at present until Christmas, most of them
will have finished their whole crops. We
are pleased to see that The prospect of get>
ting a fair price for their cotton continues
good. Corn is now selling in our town at
% per barrel. With every prospect of in
creasing in price, as there is not enough
made in the county for home consuption.


POLITICAL INTRIGUE.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Charleston Mer
curry, mentions among the mos; important
OF the various means by which it is sup
posed the Administration can secure sufi
cient support TO enable il 10 carry on the
goveUment. withou. acting up TO the prin-
eiples to which it is pledged. coalition
with Senator Benton. He saws:


1.-The treaty to effect this ol iect is sup>
posed 10 De in progress. and the terms
on which it is to be concluded are, that Mr.
Richie is to be elected printer 10 Congress,
and Mr.. Mcdowell. of Virginia. Senator
Benton's brother in-law is 10 be elected SEN
ator of the United States from Virginia.


A peculiar epidemic has been raging in
H. Kill r =.