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Advance In oar Charges lor subscrtp'
ITEMS.

Ia conscqnenee ~ The increased cst II paper, ink
wages, fuel and ether nstsriai, the Fsep<iescs ef
the KHexYLLx wHto hss bean compelled 10 I'D
vance the price q Subscriptions and aasertsings-
This step hss heeH taken reluctantly, bal from abb
,aha.e sessssfss and aAer mature deliberatica. We
hsvsaaa either 70 do CHS or suspend publication.
and Nc know tia, eaf UAion friends dobt want cur
EaFer to stop A few facts stated may serve - 40
excuse e. this ref0rma
The paper laid down d ts here, before The r,bsl-
lea at 81 per ream, noS cost "a ELEvEs DoI1.AEs.
INK Is aasbie labor is a7ab{s e-wood Is dsuklt
and all we purchase 10 live upon, or carry on The
os ests s.sias or tlrsre TIE prices paid before the
rebellion We were the sFst Publisher IN Esst Ten.
nessee, in 1889, 10 pat down weekly pEPor TO TWO
BoLLArSs per year, and we have heen the last 10
raise 10 = higher rats. As soon IS circumstances
viii Justify IT. Ne will return to old prices. This
war will be put down IN the course Of the year s65,
and thin IL country wIl b relieved Of The high
prices uhich are draining the resources Of business
men, and We shall be aneng the srl 70 return taths
cid rates.
In future We must have THKEE poLLARs per
year; and those sending Us oEE or rWo DotLAEs,
viii have The paper farnishe3 f5pa laird or t.so-
tlsrrfs Of year Our advertising rates win te ad-
vsnced in pruper+ioa. In the n1eautims We 'slicit
TIE eotiaae support d TIE friends Of the Govern
mena and the enemies Of the Rsbellionl and II
turn We promise TO sgh foy the one and the ether,
rutIl victory psrches upon our standard
W O. BkowxLow,
Esiaos aH8 FS,,prist0r.
Noyusnlar 10th. 1884. =
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lpen ahd KotorIous LfInr.

W. rays bskse as Re Alingaas F7rg.
tsle Ssh fersnif4r IN ebich & y ststed lhs,
latfxs eAs ssnt irss8 Teshesee 20 scsp Gip.s
Fsnes4e reg'shspts fFsr, dassrting b. eun.saas..
as recent order - syseasse Kssa Tsss.su
Great Jerusalem, vhaf statement
But The saus paper tbus concludes 81 slis-.s,r
beadad sEsEt Tennessee Front
n PTivste disPSteh Eas resolved. Stating Pa. -.
etPy d srewnlows Whig had hos8 seeH. 10 uss-t
be ssid tbst Hco.i bed whipped Themes. 'hst So
mas SIS meeting wish trgabie snd that a. sr.
was isssied = svscuate East Tennessee.
We osEsr sae ihoussad dollars reward fsr ars
one Of Cur paper, prior 3 this dste IA xhich q,
sistcsHsni can be fond T. IS NJ strange tbs.
act Of psogss-fkoald b . k,r hshlad she news -
derive ihsi Information hgsn sueh pspa,, 3, ~.
published ~ the rebels
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- naote liil5 30 epfeins lat 81 -
laea staeeE akan exlsss i. sessssi.
ID 1901, VIZ sphIhsloA q ihrse Assl.
Bred thoaaas,a soa the wissesh Of Gu
a.atesmcn ,lehaaaaa he seFyks hf sheft
iaares 10 Dee lul.ls BE lsasinsA u bur az
presae court, weaii Eve be morn than neecs.
sary IN 1855. when we have sncraased TO a
population Of million. and the litigalisu
of the State kept iar In tho advance Weuld
il NOT be aa admirable plan ts provide Scr
the elrcsion Of one Chief Jasticc, with f'ar
associates, either o. whem would be com'
lpslsal - pnua.le An shs ahsepe y .bp ilhiei
Justice. via a provision that amy three
woula b cApabie Of trying and acsertnin.
ing easea
Il a ardsiitiy hoped ,hat these suggcs.
lions may BE- carefully honaiaered, lmprov'
ed, aha acted upon, By the representatives
osthe people. who may Be entrusted Nish
! revlsion Of The conslltutiot.
4 hationls ssfeiy depead upon its means
OF enforcing right preventing wrong and
securing justice. and lbs people of Tennes-
sec shouid see that excellent laws are moi
only made, but rigidly enhroed. Hence
they should look well to our Judiciary sys
tem.
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A Rebel Parson In Limbo.

The Nashville papers state aPoa ihe s-FiVs. ~
Gen. Sfeadmsn al aantsVille. ke arrested 81. , 4
Rass FOR lis t-eas,aaals insalspce. I've Of -
leaaing and aaosI wealthy PsFhshoasFs oasry,i re
General a hribs 30 rsieass hin, ThsrcuP0n BE "a
saliier ordered al three forward IN sshyils g b
eraStleI isto the stats prisoa'
A later ASCENT stases thss she pagtses Rgy q $
South. Pui thral through, Is car Ady;ce- II. 49,
90 among their fellow traitoSs, sad saioy thsssos
q rebellion in lh. liberal, humane, a8d chrissa
government u JEFF Davis
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us Jam RalellE.

Thla inasHiiaal one # the rebel pFisehers eEnagas
ia fsem R5s.al lrsmping thrOssh fhe islA ever sne
h'sndrsd miles. dressed Up IN he anlsera u psi-
vasa tsrns eai 70 b ~ rssj he rupr~senss asr.
~ = beqagiag % tia eh Ksataehg. TAss psNA
=, sAiralyx xaa % aoatt ~ inpor,sHt eiasseter Ia
JeAA Aergans seaimanA ana wsss luis Che rebel
sssslee n search Il ast Ase tke rod sisssrs
q kaexyille loeAing esses the wants and eouafoFsa
q their brave soAlisr Il tAe afsDale psssaasla Y
They ought - rAhe fund with which . purchase
hef new Psir q sfesshes aAd Pair q assss II
not rs shsin psaere ~ ssleaso fFa Isw days and
she ian raiss the wsaas
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u KIlheyIIle Helel.

This large brick building, She Railroad Eating
House was reduced 70 asha By Gillsms Brigade.
When Browalows wlfs and chiIdsen--whsh May
hAfds wife and children were sent ols Of the
Try and wanted so'seshing 70 eat al this same hoase
they Sars trusted with soerB ard eeHtsSapi ard bus
Tor ths influence ei The rebel officer ~ho had charge
tsy SeoLi have failed IN their sppi@tion fac bFsad.
They vsF gazsa 81 - ths families Of ssns Iaonstof
animals. We u course, fed graf sympathy for
that hsuse
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More Proof.

The foliswing ietter ssor,is more proof Il 10,
Utter unBtness u Grigsby fsr tbs military ssr7is
Of the United ssztss
KS0xvILLE De-. - I-E4
DE-. Brossgosr--slK; not5sei artistic n Yo,sr
papefs0n time sg1, showing Up a8s LIsIt. Ja.
GrigEby, u tbe - Tennessee Bastegy. a.. AZ
soon - the mails vii 20 EgaIu, ! hope J0a riH
give him smother rip through yosr RS5si Tsstlrss-
lesrnsd yesterday, froIa Dr. Atkins, VITO e
reliable mAB, thAs GFigsby vas IN the rebel seT7ce
and went with 4. Kirby smith iEf0 KeEtacky 81
stole lot Of goods and carried back Whsh the any
fsll bsck from Kenincky. TIE articles h bad go
sisted Of two bolts u linsey ard bolt u douss
&c, besides large lOt of SNAIL thiuEs.
IL you want - as this agAInst AIN, yO4 rely
On the prycf. ! am.
Very respectfully,
a MsPHEETEEs
Liessi. lst TenRssses Infantry Nvss
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Ossabsw soaHd, Dee -, fl.s0 p. u.
T'o-slay, ~ 5 sclock, r. ~, Gen. Hassa's divis-
ion OF the 18th CsFPs eaFFied Fert heAllsser By
assault capturing IL entire gaFrisoR sad ttorez.-
This opened % us the OSsabaw Sound, and passed
down 70 thu gunboat 20 communicate With hess
Bssass gponiag our communications ws bad con-
plosey Destroyed all the railroads leadisg into So
Ysnnah, and invested the city.
The lef iAon the Savannah river, Ten miles above
the city sod the right on The Ogeechee, at Kings
bridge Tha army 8 iB spleadid order. The
weather Is Ane, and nippiies abundant Our march
hsa been naest sgresabla ana not raOlestsd By ger
rillas We reached Savannah three days,SiHoe, but
owing 70 Fart McAllistef Ne could not eonnuBi-
esfe-hat now We have Fert NeAffiEts5. We can
20 shead We hare captared two boass OF The sa-
vannsh riysr, sad PrevsHtel tAsif gHnbosss frosl
coming down.
The estimated population Of Savannah i about
Is oeo and the garrison 5000 Gen. HArdee com
saands. We have me- lust wagon on the trip
We have gathered in large supplies 81 Negroes,
mtsies and bSrses- Our teams in better eSndi.
ton than when We started.
Ny srst duty win BE 10 clear the army Of The ai-
peraucas negroes Bsalss and horses. have Utterly
Destroyed over two Hundred miles Of railroad. and
haze consumed pE0visions and s,ares ilas veTs e.
genital to I.ee and Hoods armies.
The quick work made with McAflisteF and the
apanIng u communication with ear hset, aud eOa-
suenf Independents Tor supplies disspates All their
hoaated threats o. head me of and staEye nay army,
,regzrd sava.nah - nearly gained Yours truly,
". 7. SHERNAx,
Major GsnsrAi.
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GeneraI Carriers order.

The following order fr0sn the Psevgs; Naasa,
visited upon al thieves and rob..r sb5 are driving
through TIE country plundsring innocent az'-.=
OFFscs PEssssr Nassau FES'L - Z Ttsy-.
EasxTiiis. TsaH. Dee. -. 1874
CfRCJ LAR
II = taysg;es tA5s 5Gscr thai hanis e ssess
Eirf ttrgagh tse cszstry and fu}hias eir4e1s e
dissFiEainstely II thew sfsck and esh-E properly -
Prstsnsi H0thsEity tFt1 ttis aee- A. parties i.sr
"a hereby Estitei thss s1eA haTitv aas a-e
Tcn a. ists a6ee AM any papers FuFpaTsibs O. ere
frSa this cree roufeFrIzg sreh powers r-sr5ss. A
parties raEAssd n sarh lssess hereby uarn~i
thai detected hsy vii b PHnisbea Eith de
Peuslties y military isw.
By or5Sr u Base GEx : p CAErEa,
p. ". tea Il T. Teun.
u n. TH3AAs. Caps ard A A q.
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Violating their Parole.

and pSrolsd IS General StsRsa,sa o. 7P.-t i'
GcseFal Carter, PT,pvuss Marcia t.rs-l, have M
eoaIe,gP and never viii ore 4 ;as7. Ns'or } :
AraolA PFepgsed - the oiiyers eho came in, VS..
they we're ia sdyanco, g. yjssiss tAes Paloi' as
take another r,esd, Tha Is S,atAssH ,alv'iT1 '.-
esnfesaeFate hoaer, - aiastssioi - eoe II 'a..
asld osksxes- no Ms,of, plejse q s7,,F - '7'H
,i.s...a A. Ai.,.sIs ,s,, b. : At hsrso IN D.Sie.
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Rev. G. W. Charlton.

This active, nnasd and ieadng rebel has ciri Io,se
from the sosld sad took - bard pteaehing, Al New
bern, Va This win strike thase WHO kaa~ the
Paron wilh astssishmantI We can s1pialH. The
new Rseaption Bill Al Bichinpea only sxeapis
@ministen at religion not engaged In buying Or
ceiling Tot prohss This new aorder In council
via drive raasys one u them IaiS the service II
the Loral
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Reaih af Cal. Steler.

Cel. sssysr, e. tse I'h Tcanesses Infantry a,.~
"A N,.Aysy,s sr SUNDAY sjsbt 18th peeSmbsT H.
AZ. kiaa-haytel and patriotic nan- \ h''''s1
Garter coanty. Hs hiss le1 May ~arun i7's'''' .
l.,.,.,t IA. dsath
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The JudIeIar, system Of Tennessee.

The question is settled, that We viii soon
have Constitutional Convention in Ten
nessee
Much patient thought and arduous labor
will devolve npoa that body when Il meets
Almost every department Of government
may be either improved or made more Sc
cure and stable
Oar Judiciary system hs-establshed upon
basis NOT a. permanent aad enduring as
tribunals of pallie justice should be, and az
public policy would seem to require We
have bat one coart established by the con-
stitu,ion The Supreme Court Of the State
lisa creature Of the constitution, while the
inferior c0arts are creatures Of tho legisla-
tare; the hrs, only liable 10 be destroyed or
changed by revision of the constitution,
the latter subject 90 the .whims and capFiccs
Of the Legislature every second year. Every
judicial SYSTEM should rest upon a perma-
neat and stable foundation. And a. long
A. the circuit and chanocry courts are left
70 be the special objects Of igaorant politi-
cal vengeance, so long will our admirable
system Of Justice be ia daRger of being over
thrown, and our greatest safeguards Of per
sonal happiness destroyed
Were Il not for our courts Of equity, what
pocuRiary suffering would affiict the people
and especially the orphans and minors Of
our State
In them these unfortunate classes find
protection against the designs Of those who
would overreach the innocent aud invade
the rights Of the Incompetent.
Traverse tho history Of Tennessee jaris.
prudence, and our ehsncery eourts stand as
wall If FIRE to hedge out fraud upon the
unguspecting. The doctrines Of equity sup.
ply an important vacuum in the legal. at.
ministration Of every well organized gov
crnment.
In fact, one can hardly conceive what
would be our condition without this import
ant aYfa Of remedial justice. let, there are
those who constantly pirate about the aboli.
ton OF the chahoery court as though il
wac nuisance aud seem to think it moth
ing more than Judicial cancer to consume
thc revenue of the State,
To avoid the Vaccinations 81 this speci-
men of humanity, who, from their deelafst
tons. seem To love vice and anarchy, to yir,
tue and law let the coming State Conven,
ton place the existence Of our inferior
courts beyond the pale OF legislative inter.
ference, by 4 constitutional establishment
of the circuit and ehahcery courts, as ex-
perience has demonstrated their utility and
value. a. they nov exist This done, no
aggraTian radiealisIa can undermine eur
Judiciary il will be secure from tie a..
saalts Of laNieSs and designing tricksters,
who may obtain temporary power By the
commissions that may occur ia the future OF
our State aud nation Those who would
aspire 70 a seat in the convention Of which
mention has been made, arc invited 10 tha
consideration Of the subject alluded 10 in
this article and II Is further suggested,
whether Il would not be proper 10 increase
the Number of oHr Supreme judge, OF to
remodel our Supreme CourtY
Il would not be a bad idea it Is thoughl
BY many, 20 mould our. court Of FINAL ap,
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eeorgla and be- zen.

Thsss 3 nc ssate in Fehelin neEs mean, vie and
deserving q rlsa than Georgia. Ard sAofs arc
not moro wicked reasonable and heEl-dsssrSIne
- q ssaps ahaa the isAains rebels 81 Dat STATE
FcfsncsI 81 The saaks ef tAssa Is aespaS ssAi.ass
sad sssSleiaalss1 afs aoverler Btssa. Ts.inls,
Ben iiill and littls sserhna
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"A, ,sa axSxaAI rgaNAs,-Wo fastSy ~. -
t,aTe,o.,T Jehas,s.. IN Ais disPssh. las. $50.
Thse,a. i sseoaa g. ~ u5an n he I NV, ~
Arsny. lie = brave. ieusiele - .ss..t5ra,
- R.'.' - - Al h,aor 20 tisfersl rh'a's' '''
AZ brars artay awl 5ficers
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f sp..a. ~ II sssls--We have IN 'siy iNs - h.
- Krssxill., 1,gs..isf, Of jas..ary ls'9 80
Sh,sh Ssrss hoa ia the KaoRytlis ~, a.. ,sd
sns soIsaa % che sbse Of CsP'as a. iStsuI
sAews Ia, h must het be Released w
now ta preat b this advice
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DsArn - Ma Rem WIN. Rald see d the
ersi ssltsss 81 Athens eas kIilei al Thai depot a
fsa iays sge ~ aas sanalsg ever hlea H Vas
clever thaa. and laysl nan, AID has beea fAyes-
shls khauu - u Ca klsty ysarA
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kuesvIHs, lena. January n, isss.

Iorts MofsIAVRLfN i authorised t. sci as car
sxeat along the whoIe RAesae coAss bis sadFess
l. san Francisco, CsifoFnis,
c. S. HuRRARp, 81 New HaSsA, CpHHeetigut =
sas regularly sppoiaird agent g. receive sahScriP-
tisns for or paper IN that State.
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AuthentIe nom sherman.

The fDllaving from Gen. sherman shows where
be L, what his saOcssa has been, and may b relied
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3. eh0ZIHR RANNEY.

We shall not bring against this biseksry 81 :
man, bis anequAisd eo1rss af eornlpsiaA, bribery
and perjury during ths four ssarl be served "a Dis.
tres Attorney under Inehaaaas Wsshass nos urge
bis iaAg career q esime, bad mnsals and lyiAg
H'sanha~ IN this bic nAaise eulatg. Ess sAali We
bring sgAinst him the fat taat Be Is new saassing
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Lick Greek Murders.

an Ta5sls, caps Al
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Keys OF the jail.

A NJ PHEETEEs,
Lisssi. lst Tennssses Infantry Sg.s.
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Humhotless are no msIsncholy details fore.
.h.dowing the uluma.s ot1nctioa u the Polish |
race which Gov In rom sysry par. Of the Russ an
rmI.rs Gca.ta K,ufusnn, the Governor n |
l. thusnla, will no. allow ttc sound % the Polish |
idilm 10 be heard In pablo. Oh a view 70 Mo
rsAl Iaton 81 this extreme deal he Ia travelling In
To country, receiving equations, and lectuting
pe pic on q cir uu 70 Gus Aui c0mmlss ous In the
pssL The Polish nobility he las repeatedly asked
on such occasions t. become Russians rom me
sole u ihsr feet o. the ~ II Their tongues or, II
IN ' want 90 he Poles TO 10 ~ a. once aud emil
CRATE 10 some nom IaaAn country. Tho towns
people, most - whom are Poles, are insNorably
tined for any words IN thsir uau'e ls"g iHgo utter
ell aloud In public Moroul Mare; aud quite re-
Gently VIC Genera has also begun 10 chide ths
Lithuanian pcsaAntry ~ Tie province Tor talk
ing Lithuanian when they are Russians, aud when
ms most shameful Tor them IN he heard gpn akng
anything but the language sAncuhei by the lm-
yer 81 ds,ro. aholishing seridom, having been
composed N IA. II 10 IN keeping With this inJunc-
ton tnN all instrucluu In these provinces must be
impaired la Russian, aud that tao teachers whose
names terminate m "kt,"t Ne chArActerlstc end
ing OF Plli pAronymes have been commanded
~ change the revolutionary syllable tor It's loyal
RuAsiNu equivalent "k0t" /. "a surprising ths.
MI. Russian fAnatc,stu should he manifested by
| a.uer.l no, . Russian by b.rsh but German
servant u the Car Ia T. llAud Proper We same
process IL going on, with even more lnlmeliA's -
! suits. Beng tho nearest 81 nrrtnAny, u has Teen
| 4 yAici by GermAn capitalists uuyins up landed
| eGls,es al nomiusl prices. Win them cAmo
| German laborers, oVerstsrs, and nechan IS vel
| coined by thslr numerous country men AlreSdy r.
| siding in the Kingdom, ami hkr them disp ssess-
| ing the natives OF ther ANalabls s1urses Ol "eahh
| ~ this nme there eNis, no bui German mills
| and manufacturers IN Poland, aud there are whole
| towns, such as Lola, WruciAWec aud others
| where the cducAteI class and LARGE portion of
,ho lower orders are cither ex,lusiyely begmAu or
more or loss Grrnsnisei. TIE q ayeruueut seems
to 10 well CVutsnt witn the stowh OF lho Herman
element which 10 ius'inenyely hated Dy ne f''ss'
aud, on its part returns tho compliment ~ su-
prems cou,smpt. snort time s'ute she warsaw
authurlIes PROPOSED 90 allow the hoWlitf soms
respite In paying up interest for Ihe.r mortksged
,.t.to. TO lie National Bans, but ~ 0u-h cons d-
cradle purtou OF IhOsc estates has peeu tAsen tom
them aud uls'rbuted among tue ItAsAuIty Al tle
course II the emancipation me'1dre' AMI were "a
mo- prpspecl vet OF the lulemuihyaIon money
ls.ng handed over ~ the former irupuctors, me
proposal MAS no. approved oy 'hc ,eutra. Govern
men, "a 81 rttorsuurs rns is n's uruNeI SANG
9 . man anu then obhsius him 10 mseI lis engage
| ueut, without delay.
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A Rayornble NotorIrty -Thc good rcpu


CLAFLGS-Qf consumption, Dec 81. 1868, Osmoni
n. Claim, ascd II yrirs and dayt.
Remain taken ~ Connecticut tor informant. 1,J
COONEI On the ed Edward Coouey, in the
I'D wear Of his as
The friends OF the family arr respectfully invited to
attend the uirlA] on ~uuday, G4tu inst n O'Clock,
iGum the residence Of his mother 10 Canal st. 10
McGOMAN-On Friday, Dec 2gd, 1879, Matthew
McGoNHn, son OF tie late Matthew aud CatharIue
Mcliuwan AGED q YEAR,, months and ~ day.
The ulatiNos and friends OF the iamily, Also the
memb'Is Of Sue Independence sucA cub, are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral tom his late
ie,deuce, 30 lieseT II, On sunday afternoon, 18Th
iust, Al / o'clock l34
PHELAN--On Friday, e2d, Mr. Mary Phe.n. in
tn dtth year OF her ais, widOw Of the late Michael
lhe.au.
The relatives and rieei, oi the family are rts2ect-
fully invited to attrul the funeral, IRON her late
Te,ieucr, ,6i Wet ash II, on sunday afternoon,
Dec - A. o'clo,t ~ c,eb ia
SMITH ON TAur.ia, Dec gi.I Willie u. smith,
youngest son OF samuel l.. aud Elizabeth smith,
ased wear.
The relatives and f,icnd,of tho family arc rc.pect-
fuliy invited 10 sttcud Inc funeral on sunday
Afternoon, dec. f4,h, At O'clock from $50 Wet
Houston 4, az
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aor-a CAalIrsA has been relieved from the
provisional Government and cossi iuhonAl State
snversiEnty reigns sgAin. THIS action Of the
D. sident 10 m conformity with the precedent
'llAbhshod In the cases OF Georgis and Alabama,
. a may he regarded as evidence that oil the other
reclaimed States will speedily be restored TO civil
government. In gres, ventures everything do
ponds upon success. II the event should prove
that the President has acted wisely in thus early
restoring the Slate Government Of the psslleni
little State that propsgaied treason aud rebellion,
,hsn there will be no grouni for f.ul, finding.
Perhaps the people Of South Csrolins may feel in
ehned to sccop, This act Of cemency more grs-
eiously than they have accepted previous maniies-
Anons OF leniency on the part OF tho President.
Time will soon develop tho truth in this matter,
and the whole country will earnestly hope that tbs
President has no, proceeded too fast in restoring
the civil functions Of tho State which insnssted
and lead the lAso terrible civil war.
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C.ucral Logan aud NIo>'c,.

.nr cAUs, .' Ueuera. L,uA,'s Jecl.u4uou 4 tie
81 ,..t4 MISSION . u su... .or sgr.Da,.u.
l.le. OF four week, AVE c.l sol Hu,e So .p-
p LINEN, sNarlety oil rumurs hsNo been in c,r,a-
,sHuA IN CONNIE, sion with the Nilsson, md AHcr
the GsnrrAfsyist to Washington and conference
vi t-c Administrator We suddenly gH she an
uouncoment shat hs has declined, and that a very
oiheTent Kind Of man Vas been appointed ~ h q
lace There Is an air N mystery m 'h,s ms1tcy
General LpGAs has freely and repeatedly express
Ho"s upon the Mexican Question which were any
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E~~ York, LAY, Dec. o. .. N The general
stock msrGot Sp,ned dun ibis morning, but AN I'M
ptoyement II in to~ardf the close .Hd prices "ero
.ome-hat psttsr. Gold sold 81 liSsal'Gs. Gov.
,rumenis we're firm. The moaoy market closed up
very easy There IL large amountof idle capital
ing temporary investments and csll-osns are
per cent on miscellaneous collatera aud per cent
on governments. Commercial psper was dull nj ~
10 Sterling bills we're quiet and firm At l09A 10
10 y for 60-days bankers ON Change to-day Flour
was Be- better for sound low grades and more active,
An plrt Tor export. Wheat very nru and qu et
Corn vAs quite firm Oats we're firm. PORK wa
net AMI steady. Beef steady, Lard WA hrmer
MhiskFy vas dull and over.