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IFrom The Macon Gal Telegraph.


II has been given 0utwe shrewdly suspec, FOR erect
the registry State shows white majority of
IS 0OO We seriously question this statement, and
for two three First without having mnde
any accurate calculation the been reported
from to time ia tho papers, general IMPRESSION
from the statement given to the public Is that the blacks
have clear majority In the second place there 10 .
motive with the southern black republicans to misrspre
sent and deceive both the North and the South until
the election In the third place orders have been
issued from headquarters that the registry shall not DO
exposed its contents given to tn, press.
despatch published In Northern paper gives the
following the nearly complete registration In Georgia
september ~ =
Whites... Is, 500
Colored. 36s2
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Colored majority Observation-Disclosures. 3,70o
whereupon tho Macon paper discourses as follows:-
Now let honest men read this and judge for them.
solvos. The registry In Georgia has gone for the
negroes and, what 10 more II intended from the
beginning that 1t should DO But call atten.
ton 10 the manifest fraud of this registry In Georgia.
The negroes whose down not In the State;
for II Is universally conceded fact that except In the
few counties where there largo Towns the black
population has diminished throughout the State. Num-
bers won't into Tennessee whore food cheap, and
many thousands, chiefly mon, emigrated TO the West
much faircr estimate Of tho voting strength would be
one In seven aud II we adopt that rule We have,
oordng the registry Of about 1856 600 in
the negroes of tho State since 1860.
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she stntes-A Bank In Troublc-Onc OF tho
Causes Of Crime In Cuba.
HAVANA, Sept IL. 1867
Tho steamer star Of the Union sailed hence for PhIIa
delphia yesterday at halfpast two p IA.
senor hontecattn, the directing engineer OF the ST.
Domingo mines ana proprietor Of the guano beds OF
Alta vslo after sciournIns hero few days, took pas
sage In the steamer Liberty In search Of aborers for
the railway about being constructed between ST. Do.
ningo and Cuayo dc NedinL But I hear from an
shsntio that he is besides commissioned By the
Dominican government on sundry affairs the nature Of
which has not been divulged 10 any one
For some time past the Banco DO San Carlos, OF Ma.
tanzas has been totterns but It's situation has
what ameloaed In consequence Of the sale Of tho last
sugar plantation possessed aud additional four per
cent paid In by the shareholders the original capital
Nothing has yet been determined by the Spanish gov
eminent with respect 10 the concessions asked for by
the commercial community OF Havana, and seconded by
The merchants and shipowners OF Barcelona to encour
arc tbe Importation and warehousng OF American cotton
IN Havana Among the proposed measures the total
abolition OF the and quarter per cent bond duty
vould not be the Insignificant
ALTHOUGH we are quite accustomed to hear OF rob.
Ssr1es and other crimes committed the interior
cannot help calling attention 70 ~ rapid incrsasa 10
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The Preshasnt'sfv fevysion the RolIaIcnE sac,

ESs sssascn. ag nv
,;a The e.. Rep ps.aI an gives an account Of n, inter
Comparatively epuhl.can, inlWhich the Presidapt
freely expreSsed himself on the late elections. DC
HIS attention WI, called to an analysis eflssae rel
cent election in Ohio, where two great parties pres
both discstninateIy, and tool The solder st as
s sseaar E1 ssS9a a i0e tho the p ssRsnasa sor p norsis aims thas
a vallandinghani man like Thurman, instead ofa
soldier, and accepted and elected the LesislNtHure
Of tie De Democrats 1oea'saf,a and = ceaastsssiye PsF ~ e Pre-
thus repudiating the two extremes in politics, and
then, Of the sameelecti9n. they buried the disturb
ing Question Of negro equality be9eathy q majority
this statement and aeid :in8. g.i5 a.Ets 81,
ut is a remarkable fact, It is the logic Of
events. 1t is the true lsnson' Of the election. And
this wonderful discrimination was made by the
people themselves at the polls, and that theseex
traprdinary results wereobtainedin the face Of the
Misrepresentation that. were constantly made in
that the government Of Che State was in kae hands
Of the Radicals and the treasure OF their WEALTHY
@ ssspy issa LIZ tpo ssssss. oq Thl ls bsop Tst ssy 70 so siasss% j. Il
spite of these appliances, and have pointed ont the
ouS extremes, and taking the safe; high c6nServa-
p,htia Convention Of 1885 upon the Constitution, For
the presaryatiop of the States, and ia favor Of pure
loyalty and a united and free country : :" $500
of which, W 3 have given, the President sses Hrlei re sgnDRsal
that he thoughs the, lesson taught BY the people Of
Eohio, as indioassd}a above YasFcorrect, end he had
been and should be >gaidsa' ~ it; Hes aid the
unauthorized ada aMntfGe. W6atevssSRe did il
that d~ireetion would be the subject Of careful
essasa 50 II sea as '2 Il vs. Ss Il sS 3. i pSSss q Is sss sas l Hsal q
eanHss4ffN gphtngt9 ,ENpreeb. ass ss~ss-s "a,
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tanoe. The question has been made sewhere
and must pc decided elsewhere. Is y "A - 34 3f(

tanoe. The question has been made Elsewhere
and must be decided elsewhere. Is n b n 4 al
80 far as the prisoner ID Concerned he is tot be
oldlsW.Ie X this were a different body 1 would be
tempted TO say something OF my own opinions
since the fall,o the Confederacy; but L am NOT
here 70 Indicate What would have been my coun-
would have had it pursue. It would have been i'm
Pertinent i am not here to limit its authority.
ana CANNOT legally speak or think Of CONGRESS-
soLhsr that az the Congress- OF the United States,
and as the Congress which carried on the great
contest that Congress- whose constituents elected
the President odSgsthe United States. ,hNta. = va Z
s,elf not iCongteas, with the powers OF Congress-,
we cannot recognize the President as President
until sCongress accepts the States. 1t has the
power as Congress- and has some authority as it
had to carry on the war, and l cannot see my duty
Congress, ss styled by one Of the counsel, which
in the freedom of argument. "."'
y Cohgress. has sat which has not been the
subject Of bitter reproach. The Federalists were
quotes. 1t is not permitted for us to 60 behind
the action OF Congress, and I suppose that all it
has done has been done forparty purposes. Con-
gress is, subject to the canvas, scrutiny and CEN
sure OF the press, and this through the people.
end will be- heard over tho whole country. Con-
hide in it's measures, for when the secondthouRht
or the people is attained these muddy streams
wiilrun clear. There is no doubt that the Ameri-
peaceful progress, and liberty made and controlled
Dy the people; that they will redeem themselves
from the passions Of the hour, and that they NAV
yet realize the expectations OF the founders Of the
che fathers Of the country, devoted to law. liberty
and deconcy, which regarded oil true Iiburty as
identified with law. II toas .1. ID. ~.
Accept the decision as maintaining, under the
circumstances, the constitutionality and legality
OF the Government, having tho force OF a consti-
tutlonal government. .g
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A1Sr iNOTICE PROCEEDINGS IN
the Court of Equity for Beaufort District will be sold.
some fme In December next lot which sale official no.
uce wM ne givenl, certain valuable LANDS on Haxzard's
creeK and Coosawhatchle River, waters of Broad River,
GU very easy terms. These Lands are admirably adapt
cd to the cultivation of cotton and provisions. and are in
every respect most desirable. They are To he sol5 for
DIVISION amongst the Heirs. and the titles are unexceu.
uonaole' Inquiries may be made Of the undersigned.
VINO Will be happy to show the Lands and answer al
questions. MARY ns EApp
' GnAHAmvnLE. October 10, 1867. Administratr,x
October II oct11 .1nor,.
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We have put up and sold this article for years, and can
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Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
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its operation. and speak in terms of communication of its
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We speak in this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW >, oftar
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Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price. only
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Especial Dispatch to tho Baitimore S

$4,000 - d.
HIGHT. &c. l@- r !. .NI M
Especial Dispatch to tho Baltimore SUM-
oh %=as4 s5ssrnsdi R tSis q; no oStSsa fron 4; oh|6i III 5us ssss
to Baltimore to morrow to hear q case upon a
writ of habeas corpus allowed some weeks since,
'returpable October 18th, to bring before him q
icolored person alleged to be detained illegally nm
der the apprentice laws Of Maryland, which are
alleged to~be in violation Of the civil rights act OF
1t is the general report to-day that the Presi-
dent has sent for Gen. Frank Blair to come here
and.take the war department., as the successor of
report in fact, there is no authority for saying
that no selection has been made for that place, the
PRESIDENT having dsternined to canvass we'll the
cit asn1'"oonS OF 'ne persons susses'ed for the pos
Whoever shall take the place will receive aH ap-
Rasntlnent outright ss secretaryofWar vice EN-
Johnson to make an absoiute removal 81 Mr.. stan
ton under the law asi existed prior 20 hi passage
ministration to be unconstitutional IN this opin-
ion Mr.. Stanton concurred when the bill was
passed, and himself prepared q portion OF the veto
message, denying the power Of Congress- to pass
A. The removal Of MI. Stanton being accomplished
IN the manner herein Indicated, the president will
ting A. B.eto be Secretary of War, vice Stanton,
removed. By this means it isexpected in case the
n0mi 'c's,l be rel rejected TT thas possSbllA -; stanton
legal remedy bS mandane8us, Of any otheY mode,
viii bring ta1e. question a TO theconstituAonaIity
1of sthe tenure OF office Oct before the Sup
SouIt Of the United statee for Adjudication, and
office will beSdecidsd. i u h g ~ asg
Under the old law the Executive had the power
to suspend or remove, and the suspension OF Mr.,
Stanton was adopted for the time being out Of
abundant caution, anadnsordeEthat this act might
also pc within the Gerna OF the tenure Of office BILL
BUT IT. was3 ~ the iiIst INSTANCE the purpose Of the
ReErseslident TO make en- absolute removal Eof Mr.
tf5rqfteon, 4oonor otTf1tcr.1 5uea arU mn NaSstalHce
the views and purposes OF the Executives On this
subject. s
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-
New Orleans News.
NEW ORLEANS, October ,I6.-speoial. Order No.
lS2 removes the Sheriff and Clerk Of the Fourth
judicial District, Court OF the Parish Of st. Lam
points others to all their pisces ssTLsseasaesord ee
removes the Qoanails Of Ara niEJ9na fSfYavann Cor
pssssslns ~ Gg@al2saca pt tstbsSS ssleassslosn q essy
rent series. 800
There were twenty-eight deaths, from yellow
Iever to-day. At the present rate OF decrease, It
VIII soon cease to .ba epidemic,
Galveston News. 0'ss9aS44
GALVESTON, October 1s.-The brig Galveston,
u $s Sss: :g:sss. z dssslsS ss siillsssE n ; s, 81, ~ s'se
s. asne raj R 4 ss ] ! eh e t osasr saps lie ssr; remove, .,
headquarters to Austin.
X'H9SSss is I:a,9h sEa.,,. 9R
sE M n stoos spasrAgcu. h,
NEW YoRE, October 18.-sterling, time. o.: aeh,
%. Money active at q d. csnts Gold 43i.s Fiou,
less active. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn IA
ss; IL 8 3 % az aso f 81 ss SsfYF' S SsEiss as sa,7sf y i fS,s
ssrSaights 6rsner. "a nrpentine. 56A q 6cass5RSesir
ssss slaan VI aaspAa s5s NJ 7; . ssSrs
Get esssg s,,, 4 sh sass a II sA. II 4 ssog islssassss;ssasetls
lS no advance asal SfSssd .dng; MsstsS1 sgsixss
a i sss po IL s al y Si \ 3 s " \ ss1r s sssSaSl5 Y ass
isa Hsssis sssks a sss 1rs as;Ssaa e.. fssa sss ,assis ae
s'n nSS. 4.. I'll SsseP s%s l a2.a Nssl Iasssss 5ssss llSSSsS6Ss
l SsySsisn sseasyi hesttlsss Ssatg ssSsia sss.ss
a aIsSsss ssssa 5ai lssaa1 HiaSs Issa sn lssE U II!
sS:s n Il !, ess@tay. spsss sasa ssSlSs 81 y
4 1zcasr6 IA B6hkHSfhoSasTs sssS4 ss30sS$ n g n
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Politics i'm Morth Carolina.

RALEIGH, October 16.-Strenuous e%fforts) are
being made by influential and, leading men to
revive the old Democratic party, for the pur-
pose OF cooperating. and encouraging che North
ern Democracy in their endeavofs to defeat
Radicalism. Some Of the most prominent
men In the State are Che moving spirits in the
effort. From all appearances the movement
bids fair to succeed. All the elements OF Conser,
vattSm rejoice In the triumphs Of the Democracy
Of Ohio and Pennnylvania. I-I ITH
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wnMNaroN,. October 1&.l-Cottoh, .Middhng and
Low Middling 1G q 1Sc. Spirits. Tprpentine Quiet
at 5Sa SIC. Tar, 50 65. Crude Turpentine 80 so

for Virgin. ! nI'aTWDi = n oraoe turpehsine, 70 o.
MoRILE,. october S16sAGotton, sales ESQ bsiess,
being limited by the Light stock high prices are
CANNED by factors, and the market closed Arm
MiddGng, 17c.; receipts, 1915 bales. ,rRaiila E1I
new ORLEANS, October 16.-Sugarssull, the mar
Get being bare Of Louisiana Cuba, No. a. ,13c.
Molasses, q few bbls. Of Louisiana In market, at
7Qc. Cuba held at 55c: Flour quiet ; superAne,
$40 treble extra, $13 5r ; 7008 bbls- received to-day
and 8,O0O. expected, tho barges being now due.
Corn steady; mixed, ST s. wiite, Sd ss. Oats
frlner o. 75o. Bacon Arm; shoulders, 16ac.; clear
sides, 19s. Pork inAotive at $26 5O.S5 Lard quiet
ton, sales 1850 bales receipts, A94s baleB; Cow
Middling, ia q 1885,. Gold, Adj. Sterling, sIb4A< 4
6Sa. Sight Exchange on New York 4 a 1 per cont.
premium.
AUGUSTA, October 1G.-Market active sales, 628
bales; Middlipg s16sct; receipts, 710. bales.
holders and sellers veto not able to agreed sales,
ago bales ;Teeeipts, 21QO. AIRI M
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III 'fAI OBITUARY. ,a.ii ,.
THIS LIFE. ON. the night OF the 10th DC
oocer. 1887 EDWARD 6. SIGWALD, aged I9 years ana
z montns, 9bedtent child Of c.. B. and e. M. SIawAaD.
n1- THE R~1fLATfvEss FRIENDS AND AC-
Q~UAINTANcEs or tho family IRE respectfully invited to
a'tend the Funeral Service Mt Bethel Church. THIS ARer.
noon, at Three 'o'clocE. without f1rther Invitation,
IS October i7'Jsfr.Ei ID .t...4i WI. 7
y, "' s1 tJl ,-rr-o---f ot L
aS-ATTENTION | PHOENIX FIRE ENGINE
are hereby summoned to appear at the
Engine House. 40 fun uniform, at q o'clock III. Ader-
noon. to attend the Funeral of your late Brother Mem
Der. EDWARD q. s1dwALD. 49, =:
By order. '-'' '"} NJ II.
OctoberI17 secvetarv
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aSNERvOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

aS-NOTICE TO MARINERs.-C
AND PlLofS Wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River, are requested not to do 80 anywhere within direct
range or the heado OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAG
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a% MARRIAGE AND OELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime of solitd@s;; and the physio.
logical Errors. Abuses and Diseases, which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of Relief,
Sent In sealsd,letter envelopes. free of charge.
Address DIR. j. SK1LLIN HOUGHTON.
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yellow Eevor I'm

BAIr1MoRE. October S6.aM-Uthhiisf455ustic iChsse
has dlehyered, q .,deciaion r~olessing % colored ap~
prentice held under: Stare laws,
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|Vsg ~ % % = n
NEW Yons,, October 1e. During the Hurdle race
rider instantly. The champion Kentucky will not
start against time until the track is better. 5 80.
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or BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THiS
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From Warrington.

NEGRO APPRENTICE CAsE-THE sECRE-
TARYsHIP OF WAR IN A NEW PHAsE-TENuRE OF
CIVIL OFFICE BILL d.
RECT nssUE-MR. STANTON TO BE REMOVED OUT
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TELEGRAPHIC

PARIS, October g15. Treat activity prevails at
the Toulon;Arsenals fE& +.
Garibaldi has issued another address urging
the Italian nation to arm. III .4f44l.t .,.1 n, .
Mazina has Issued a manifesto urging the
patriots Of Rome to rise and proclaim q republic,
II pressed, the Pope will take refuge In Bavaria.
Skirmishing in the Papal territory continues,
The reports are conflicting, both sides claiming
the advantage. No very important conflict has
occurred. Menotti Gafibaldi drove the Papal
troops into Monte MaRgiore. Three hundred
Garibaldlans, who blocked the road to Monte
Librate, have been driven away. s-l futEss a2t
LIvERPoo!, October 15-Evening.--Cotton closed
stronger and has slightly advanced. Uplands, sgd;
LONDON, October 16.4rhere are wild rumors Of
the remains planning an attempt to soize the Queen
at Balmoral. The Household Guard has been
doubled. @I"T FT- ~ t1pT
FLoRkNcR, October 16. The Papal troops ore
falling back on Rome.
PARIS, October Let is reported that Spain
has rendered Napoleon assistance In sustaining the
temporal power OF tho Pope. Napoleon and
Eugene have arrived from st. Cloud. (
LONDON, October 16,-Noon.-The Mace and
Baldwin fight is indefinitely Postponed, on account
OF the arrest OF Mace. Ri
Finances unchanged. Sugar 26s.
LIVERPOOL. October 18.--Noon.-Cotton un-
changed. Sales $1,000 baes. Bfeadstufks dull.
The Peruvian has arrived. The Germans,
which left on the I'd, has returned with her screw
LONDON, October 16-Noon.-Bonds, fex-coupons,
6sa. s'" I1 } /
L1yERPooL,, October 116-Noon.-Cotton firm.
Breadstufs' dull. Corn, 4ss. Sd. Bacon, ASS.
Tallow, 45s. Cd. Sugar Arm, Cd. Rosin frm, S..
I'd medium, 12s. Iurpentine, 27s. Ct
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New Orleans News.

,es ~, Yellow Fever 1m Mobile.
MOBILE, October There's stts5 two isattssrnenss
from yellow fever for the past twenty.fonrI hours:
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aS- YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after q aojourn of a few months in tie
city. was hardly recognized by her friends. In place Of
o coarse. rustic, flushed face, she had a soft ruby com,
pisxfon OF almost marble smoothneas. and inatead
'swssia5 Ethree abe really sppearSf nut eighteen. Upon I'll
qutry as to the cause Of so great o change. she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAssIAN BALM, aud
considered IL an Invaluable acquisition to any lady q toilet.
By its use any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their per.
sonal appearance an hundred fold. 1t Is simple In itl
combination as Nature herself IL simple, yet unsurpass.
co IN it's efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal.
ing, cleansing and beautifying the skin and complexion.
By its direcsaction on the cutiple it draws from it all its
impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur.
face as Nature intended it should be-clsar. soft, smooth
aud beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express, on re-
ceipt of an order, by
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No. 3 West Fayette Street, syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
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xf FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE EIRxu,
r&nfSN class AL coppered ship CHARLOTTE. W. K.
LA%SEf spear master. is now losding. For Freight en-
~@SEs Gigements apply to-"
w. b. SMITH & CO.,
oeooer Nspier's Range.