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TEE ENLARGEMENT OF OUR PAPER.

Ey relrrcn"" !" the columns "f nur paper this
morning, il will Lc seen that We l,nve ~nl:r-cl
them I" their or;nar dimensons rh. confirm.
a'c" "i our advertising rntr"nas. during the
summer months, and its recent incrensc, hnvn
so pressed upon our columns Tor suuc Time lens,
that We have been unable TO furnish our usu,
variety Of :"::cral intelligence. From Hence
forth we 'rn't 10 be ol!r TO CRAFTY both clasacs
of our patrons, and whilst furnishing ali ,b.
''m"vira noidcnls s.y lrn,I anl field" nnL wl,,
ever Is Interesting and important in general
'"'+i'iScnee.' I" d" full justice to that bv-r;nv
ot domestic incident which constitutes chiefly
tho ct"''n"'s'lrrartn,"nt "f our rarrr. And to
The grent majority "t the raa.le RS Of II country
paper, this last constitutes one Of its m os al,
.tractIre features. The Intelligence Whit, i,
-impar's c"lncs home g." the Cuisines md bo.
s"'ns of men, n":-c.sre n tanrihI. nr,.,ic,l
in'e'"s:. and. condurrs 'cqually to the n.ivnn-
tage Of publishers: advertisers and patrons.
We live ia trou','"us times and ours il th.
ihanki'ss "ilrc Of those who cnnim,,i icnte bad
news As yet W" have no words OF cousola-
to" and hope t" Civ" hut We 10 trust ,ha. the
day is not FAR distant when we ehaIl be nl.le 10
give ga gracious InrssugA n host nf tongues. ="
Already we imagine that we see the Indications,
and fee! the trembling oscillations Of the aw-ll-
ing food of a great p"pular reaction which lis
to restore liberty. pace and pro.pe rty 10 lhe
land. In the meantime we Gun only cultivate
the stern virtues which are III, rs-l u the schnol
of adversely, and endravor I" make tue hest Of
tn situation.
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Til. following wa. tssued to day, 10 put.u.
suanoe Of tie order Of The President.
Brev-t Msj. Geu. SCanby. wiz, ON feesipt
tof,he oEesr, surn over his prssstit command 10
the oaieertusx., in. ranK 80 himself and pro-
,ceed to oDharlsston,is. ca to r.lissss Maj. Con.
sickles ofshs command Of the Second Military
Distriek Maj: :oen. sickles. on Boing relieved
swttferahr to New YORK ei.y. report bys, lister
-'a tbs ;Aajuaat4 e sneral. " By sonmabd eof
General g rant. gid q ~ sat 80, ~; I.
ss,. -, o,yF,, .f,.a : D. TOWNSEND.
Assistsns, Adjutant General. Il
rssThe order <reesfdtng The Filth Military lsiss
Jrjes was not pronaslgsted atsa oscloSk 70 dsyS
: Internal reyenus reeiEts TO dsy $5s80o6. 5S 4
Grant had 4 prolonged fnterview With tSS
fPtesidene Dining sintsrgiss shsatSiS Isss
sdjusisdi and Or arts letter. Of yestasday srSs
Exithds4k kn. SabStqa Y, ,ihS 1rdsf fsi iSfS.H6
easkiss ,sss pssnsnlga And dkarssaitzs
lanS>s that the order sfssting ths EiNh lsssiSt
W" ooS<onulgated t6fhofroN.: E's.
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< . n s l CT y FEES

'"c ''""wmg persons have freight in .lh
DcP"tnt Ahbevill.
HaIrond EjcicM-w ! Iomax e. n,...,
~ ~ q Bell L Ilatk.!l ExtC G. W. c1wIir
Blake. '"""
freight dy Erprss-OJ ! Porcler " II Par
ker' 4 Dec Grnifenrisd Rev. McNiel Tur
mel y IL Ri:h.
percy hy haTre".-E Eelson,- W Bpr1es,
c""signeea will s1ss s1siis,!: !:expisss q liz
taking away ensaes ssasiEA,.a a =;
ssss ns.'-' ss f;sc, sso., n :,
d. !. -. nsen. sEa +:
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Yea, Yea, IN Laurcnsville. ON the 3ls, ut.. bv
"s Aud, Mr. WAsHINGTON SHARP Of
9hlAae' M to h ias MARY J. ErPS, oF Laurcps
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"ARRow1E"
instantaneous Fastening from Bands
On Cotton Bale.


u: 8. Patent. Jan. 30 1851.
| lie painted Bands and 'Arrfis." are =
Il complete csutsiitutionif,r IN HII
NJ COTTON. They cunLit. u,mo,.
f,"r''c'ly with the greatest pos, securit,:
'h-E "re cheaper than bp,s f.pten.i
Gu"s"r' aud hold tbs tals staS(h to QUE
'h,ra i.-s III Size than IoPt. ed Of .u-
rrr'"r ho"P cut to- uuitasA f$f'10 feet.
is:s:s: s"s';: ssep5''s ID -; 49,
y: k.ers !. Rsnlisiaas. + sfs.r,.s, 49,, 80,
"f n esIs t. T. assstIv IL 'Es ..;
pIspts,9 s'2"s essaaree, VI. II, ~, 80"
Bak sS9iRsgP sSRs gP9sa !a to -eiy. these
D"s 6etiapat hD5R@soNDLEY,
s.ITeaaa GodW b., Aeon.
AHereo. 1867, ias-tf
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WHO ARE Ellen Y 70 ~ orr,cr-soml lsa
"rprehepsi"ns>seemS exist on This sSy.
but The question is cIx Wy determined bsfe, b AZ ;,
original military net WI k%h provides. :"
That no person exa ad.d The nr; e'
Of holding Office by sal j .noscJ am"n,s
to the Constitution Of The Ueiel STATE. .Ss,ss' ts'
be eligible to election as n mel S.r ,f,h. aI'.
ycnlion 10 frame constitution INV IS .Ef
rebeEsts,es, nor shall any sueRS ,,son ~
for members of said convention.
Sec. 6. And he il further eHactes& II
tie people of snid rebel States s.nAil N 1"s' Wv,
admitted to representation, in the COY ",
the United St".ss, any governmen, which nd,
exist the: elm shall 10 deemed provisional "
md in all respects snhj~ct TO the para,no<
AMI! !.oritY of the Uni, ell States ut my time
abolish modify. control, or superceGe the tam'
and in nll elections io-unY Office un,ler sue
prosisionhr governments, all persons shall l.
entitled to vote under the provisional act of til
& th section of This ncE aud DO person shnll b
eligitle TO- any 6tfise under my such provsi on
al governmennts who would be diaquaifie e
from holding office Under the prov sions OF Il,
the third article ofsaid Cons.itutioai Amend
ment. - >r'-. ~
= Section 81 of the Constitutional Amend
-ment is as folows,-@, ~-. l,3s:, ..s......
See, g.. No person shalf be a Senator g
r. preventative in Congresr, elector Of Presi
dent or Vice President. or. hold any Office civ
or military. under The Uny' ed States or an
statee who. having previous y taken oath as
member Of Congress- or xs on officer of tn
Uniled ,States. .or "a, an execulive.or jndiei,
-oficer.ofany State, to support the Constitute
of the Unieea States. shall have Engaged j
insurreetien or rebellion against the same. Q
given aid or comfort to The enemies ..th.reo.
hut Congress may by a votes,of tuo-tnirds !,
fse"eli House; remove sa6h disability = : !
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FINE FnrlT.-We urc indebted TO our worthy
Clerk. Mathew .McD''na!'i. I:-q for s,rnr sprci
'"en$ Of very superior peaches, tn. grow III Of
his own orchard. They We're Of The .tIn,lien''
variety. and we're large, juicy and luscinns
We have s"rn none superior. If "rr friends
think differently. lei them Ina sc a den,nns,rn.
;'"n. and wo wall ackn"wl-,lg. the m-1,coch -
mc"t. tn" example is ""m,n",nl..b,c.
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|fstr laaedrMEN1A.I,.
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FRESH BONE SrrEE fIIusruArE or LIME -
We direct attention to L." Il 'vcrLIstrnenL Of
Mcs'rs Lester Bros. l3a i:rnut.s,, New York
VII" are Offering I" the Southern agricu.iuris,
genuine Su:'"r.i'h"*rhat- of Lime, whicl,
l.i"b'@. the distinguished ch"nis,. 30 hi,h,v
recommended, arl which is said 20 be ",h,
Efeht agricultural Improvement of tho are"
ines" geni'.n"n guarantee the cenuinencss Of
tho manure, which th' rrscnrc!,rs of science.
md the experience Of fa,m,rs prove has no
superior in 1uick"ning the grvw,h Of plants
and permanently improving I'll" soil. The
necessities Of ,he.Suntl, now .lcmsnl improved
modes Of t'llngc,. and to them The best manurcs
nr" sine qua nnn. Real carefully the a,lvc.,ise.
m"ht aud ser.l on your ORDERS
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MILITARY REMovAIs

We publish in another column al, important
order from tho President assigning General
Hancock to the command of General Sheridan a
District, removing General Sickles from this
District, and assigning General CANDY to its
command. We do not knew that there is any
thing in G.ncrarSirkles' past record to justify
us in saying that we could havo better spared
n better man." hut still we believe there was
no popular 1cSir" for h,s removal anI tha,
there is nothing &" induce u. To- think we vii!
fInd one more acceptable in General Candy.
We know hut little "f General Candy. but be
ii"vc; him t" l." n moderate man. The offence
of General Scli'rs and that which has lnl to
his removal, wns the pcrtin.c;ty with which he
n'ihrres tv his famous "Grncrni Order, No. TO-"
staying tht enforcement of legal process, but
that order was sngge-t"d. We hcicvr, nron
n"nsuha alton with the best statesmen Of the
State. was endorsed by i,s chief Executive. and
has been sanctioned Ly the experience Of the
past year. I; was bat t.pu,tins into execution
that which cur Legislature attempted 10 do,
and which hut ;"r tho c"nsii' u'ioanl di;il"ultv,
would hav" been r" enacted hy the succeeding.
Upon this point nj least ia. sym,ati,ie. Of our
people will he with General Sicklcs, arl, hcy-
ever, arbitrary and i"i',icious may have been
some of his orders, ", hrl,,.ve his n,lm nisra-
ton hns been generally saiunrv and hcn-tr.nt.
The m"st "nl;nous feature Of the late news il
the reported d;sngir,:inc:h I"i wccn the r,cs:-
'ic.lt aud General Grant; snI .l..,rcy. IT. II
blow til" cheering hopes which ". were. l..l {.
entertain from th" a"cc,, ,,innc" ky General
Grant Of the position ~ urr,nier Of the Cab
met. H. makes hut little ,,frcrrnc. to tn.
south VIII" are The Military Gnv"r""rs. Wha,
we want is the overthrow "i tn" who'll. hy Con
strength Of IL: ca,.utry
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iiE "!,EEow lie F.E tGTTrS EAIEs-bir
-. Il. S"ndity. our very courteous anl eff =.
c'"n' En'ir"a'l "nd Express nrru,. 'advcrti.cs
'h" 'Ar."w Tie" AMI Cation Bnuds for the
ha'ine"f Cotton. which il q complete snhst,
tut" l'r rope. IT. is superior in every re-rrct-
IN cheaper more secure. lnor" cns;ly fs:tcn.,i
an'l hold The bale ana smaller compass The
bands and ti's are pu; up III convenient bun
h!"s of 80 each. and are easily adjusted for use
We recommend o"r planters to give them
trial. Send i'll your order. to hlr. Sondley
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- WnsoN 4 Tiuroh,soa's MlLI.-7-ssses the tal-
tveitisennent u Inc propristors of this we'll
eknswn; and destryedlys popular mill. ;;wb6aar
prepared to make tho best returns and give en-
.tils ssttsfsesion in the auhaty and quaptty Vi
the -four ground at their Mill. The, MllsFps
b never in auch. thorough repeir, sfd Is nn6sf
. most csveful snpefvisinn, ana :thS pfoprie.
.dess fssl confident Of stbsir sbiltsases mskeIi,
.stasAe interested uasir friends and lts Public
) Geaefaily TO favor thsfp with their patronage
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z pHeilffecprds slio1 that III, cotton sxpoas::
:tsa daring tks year ending Juns 40. stH6ossi
;4oSS7 .000, 600 ponnds; yai6s III; sufteHey Ss61
1000: II .5E.iS Iss iIsa4' is1:s'si4f 8ssa
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gstEMrh 4 i
wSess,a Z sspssG'
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n essss:os.t sarrsnay srse. oaa I'd
dnbosh., ~ i have ssi q fhiss issas lmuis be met
and it must. We shall not fsrget sambo: :ba
cause he is forced upon us. They used to, &c.
'suss the Democrats party 81 agitating: the-pe
gro question ;,:but they cant dotliat any more.
They have ed sus to vote the negro into
sqasity wi.hus + We intend to vote on that
question. We; have 2s7.ooo Democrats ,n
.0hie who villr vote mon lLsi.,: ,s,-i.'s,; !,
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~ s&Hpevvs I1ssn,als,

GHARLEsgoN, October Ia. Arrived
sterday--Steamship Prometheus.
New York; steam tug Achilles and
steamer Thomas n. Morgan, from
Phlladelphia for New Orleans; steam.
ship Moneka, New York. 4 .ss
WASHINGTON, October IL. DIR. S.
U. Ives. formerly Bishop of North
Carolina, is dead. His age was
seyenty-one. ~
Minister Otterbury and family have
arrived.
Major Mat. Ward, the editor of the
Pamela (Mississiepi) Star, is dead.
Internal revenue receipts $447, 900,
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
has, adyices favorable to peace with
the Indians. They will all be repre-
sented at the Grand Council, and pro
mise to send out no more war parties.
The Congressional Committee for
the investigation of the treatment of
Union prisoners will sit in Boston
until the meeting of Congress.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 13.-
Further corrections in returns add q
few hundred to the majority claimed
~ pho 1soPupuCahS lOr I1uyeS.
A special despatch from Ohio claims
Hayes election by 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, October 14.-Com-
modore John Rudd is deadg
CANTON, OHIO, October 14.-On
Sunday, in the German Reformed
Church, man recently discharged
from the penitentiary approached his
wife, from whom he had been di-
vorced since his incarceration, and
demanded kiss, which the young
woman was in the act of giving him,
when he plunged a butcher knife
into her eleven times and fled. He
was captured, and with difficulty
saved from summary execution.
CAsTINE, MAINE, October IA
fishing vessel, belonging here, was
wrecked off Newfoundland and
seventeen drowned-nine leave fami-
lies.
HAVANA, October 12.-The Go
vernment has abolished the auction
monopoly.
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The State of South Carolina.

IN EQ Sumter DISTRICT
Francis A. Mood and Susan R., his wife.
and others, vs.. John s. Richardson, Sr..
John +. Richardson, Jr.. Margaret Y.
Logan, and others.-BM for Partition
and Account.
obedience to an order in the above
Il stated case, will offer for sale, ct pub
lie outcry. at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in November next, at q price of
not less than Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
that lot Of land in the city of CoInmbia'
which. in deed OF conveyance, dated 29d
March, 1855, is described as that lot in CO.
!umbia, on the Northwest corner of the
intersection of Taylor and Bull streets.
containing, as the lot then stood enclosed.
one half acre, more or less, bounded on
the South by Taylor street, on the East by
Bull street, on the North by Mrs. Z. q.
Brevard's lot, and ON the West by Robert
Bryce's lot. I
TERMs.-One-fourth cash, and the bal
ance either for cash or at the option of tho
purchaser, on credit Of one year, with
interest from the day Of sale, secured BY
the bond Of the purchaser, with nt iunni
two good sureties, and mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser to pay for all neces-
sary papers. j. r. KENDRIOK-
Oct 26 Com. Equity 8. D.
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Affairs in Virginia.

RICHMOND, October 14.-The city
Republican Convention met in Capi-
tol Square, at 12 o'clock. J. W.
Hunnicutt, Judge John G. Under
wood and James Morrissey, whites, J
and Lewis Tindly and Joseph Cox,
(blacks, were unanimously put in
nomination as delegates to the Con
stltntional Convention. The meet.
ing was one of the largest ever held
on the square. The greater portion
of the colored population were pre-
sent. Tobacco factories and other
establishments, where large numbers
OF negroes arc employed, had TO
close for the day, to give them an
opportunity to attend. There were
fewer white people than usual pre-
sent. A greater portion of theahite
people and moderate colored RAen
intend making other nominations.
The ex-officers and soldiers patty
did not take part in the convention,
and will not vote the ticket nomi.
mated, but will form one of their own
thus splitting the party. The
speeches were more of proscriptive
order; Morrissey, an Irishman, de-
claring that he would vote in conven-
tion to disfranchise every foreigner
that aided the rebellion; while Hun
nicutt favors not only disfranchisine
all that Congress has disfranchised,
but all ministers of the Gospel and
editors who ever advocated secessi on
or rebellion.
Gen; Schofield returned yesterday
from his visit to the Capital. He
will not change his plan of recon
struction in this State.
The conservatives intend holdine
meetings to organize and nominate o
ticket for the city.
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WILL pay special attention to cxami-
w nation OF TITLES, CONVEYANCE
ING, DC. Offers for sale four hundred
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The Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, October IA. Fever
1nterments up to 6 o'clock Sunday
morning 80; this morning 33.
Weather cool.
The yellow fever is severe at Vic
toria, Texas. Major Lathrop, com
manding the post, died, with eleven
others.
MEMPHIS, October 14.-The Board
OF Health declare the yellow fever
epidemic here.
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VIRGINIA FARMS.

Embracing some of the best Mineral,
Grazing and Agricultural Lands in the
State, in sections where the POPULATION
IL CEEHCEI IiONABLf., and climate un-
surpassed. Tho changed system of labor
necessitates the division of estates, por-
tions of which are offered for sale or lease
on most reasonable terms. Correspond
ence solicited and Information promptly
furnished.
REFERENoEs.-Hon. VIM. F. DeSaussure,
Gen. Wade Hampton, Columbia, s. c.:
hey. B. NJ. Palmer, D. D., Gen. James
LLoh1gstreet, T New Orleans, La; Judge VIM.
John Randolph Tucker, Middleburg, Va;
Lambert Cuttings g. Co., Baltimore, Md
Address me as above. Oct 8 3mo
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Wolfe's Schiedam schnapps are goot
for all urinary complaints.
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the COMPLETE
SLACK PUTTING
sU y Oy .ne pound p the
the OF
OF the cotton when bas rendering
shpbonrd simplicity " " oA
Aug '''' -" l. ~ AIN1
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FINANCIAL AND CoNImERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, October 14.-Sales of
cotton to-day s. 9.bales-middling 1516.
New YORK, October 14-Noon.S
Cotton dull, at 19@1SN. Flour 1Oc.
better. Wheat 1C02c. lower. Pork
heavy, at S23.40. Gold 443s@441s.
2. M.-Cotton frmer; saies 2, 500
bales-middling 1S1l@19c. Flour
tirmer-State 9A@11I; Southern
1O.S5@15. Wheat declining-No. 2
2.3692.39. Corn quiet and 1c. lower
mixed Western 1.42. Oats quiet and
declined lc.-Western 811%0S2L.
Mess pork 22.45. Lard heavy, at IA
@145S. Gold 441S.
1t is said that the failure of S. J.
Roll Il Co., cotton brokers of London
and Liverpool, with branch in New
York, following that of Campbell &
Son, creates much excitement among
foreign bankers. There is an utter
want of confidence in Liverpool firms.
1t appears that many have, to obviate
the effects of insolvency, made private
settlements with bankers on favorable
terms, with the understanding that
the banks are to continue to support
them. In this way the price of cotton
has been supported. A further slight
decline wonld bring down the whole
cotton trade of Liverpool, and ruin
the bankers connected with that inte-
rest. A combination of capitalists
have recently appropriated d million
dollars as margin in the purchase of
cotton, but it is said the whole of this
margin has been wiped out.
BALTIMORE, October 14.-Cotton
dull and nominal -middling 18. Flour
quiet, but firm. Wheat advancing
red S2.85. Corn firm-white 81. Asa
l.49; yellow l. 1.42(91. As; mixed 1.416
La. Oats firm at 68@74. Rye dull
prime Is. Provisions steady.
CINCINNATI, October 14..Flour
quiet and firm-superfne $12012L.
Corn steady. Mess pork dull, at $23.
Bacon unchanged-shoulders AZ;
clear sides 1874. Lard dull and lower,
at 13.
New ORLEANS, October 14.-Sales
OF cotton 1000 bales; prices stiffer-
low middlings 1714. Receipts 1, ,737.
Flour better feeling-super. 1880.
Corn quiet and steadier-white 1 40.
Mess pork dull and nominal, at 26. so
Bacon firm-shoulders 151a; clear
sides 1919. Lard firm-tierces 147a
C9l5; kegs 1G. Gold A.
SAVANNAH, October 14.-Cotton
active and advancing; sales 800 bales
,-middlings 16la@17; receipts l ZOO
bales.
AUGUSTA, October 14.-Cotton
htrmer; sales 34S bales-middlings
lola; receipts 42O.
CHARLESTON, October 13.-Cotton
IN good demand; sales yesterday 600
Dales-middling 16.
CHARLESTON, October 14.-Cotton
IN good demand, at an advance of
-middling 16016L; sales 400
bales; receipts 1. 060 ~ wv
LIVERPOOL, October 12-Evening
Cotton advanced Lied. sales 18, 900
bales. 'ooo
The liabilities of Campbell G. Son
are stated at G125, 1000.
LONDON, October 14-2 p. M
Consols 94 GIG. Bonds 7196.
LIVERPOOL, October 14-2 p. M
Cotton quiet and active-middlino
uplauds 81; Orleans So.
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GWYNN, GOTTEN & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Comm Merchant,

1Q5 West Lombard street, baltimore.
lBERAL advances made on consign-
~ ments. Orders FOR general merchan-
die solicited.
Henry Gwynn, of Baltimore; r. r. Cot
ten. late Of Tarboro, N. c.; Walter Gwynn.
DR.. OF South Carolina. Oct II IS3mo
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Woife's schiedam schnapps are a
preventive for chills and fever.
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Te1 g1,nlsKa.
-E8yT
cabie De,spua.tci,ess,,, !,

LONDON, October I2-Evenink. -
The reported resignation of Earl
Dere is denied. 6 - :
. Ths Fenian alarm continues. Pre-
cautions have been taken against o.
rising in Limerick. lSE,
The appointment of Ed. Thornton
as Minister to the United States ia
condemned. There is general 1ex-
preston Of the opinion thss:a ERE.
class man should receive the mission.
BERLIN, October 12.-The North
German Gaseate. says, it is perfectly
satisfied of the sincerity of Napo-
Icons peace address. l>8 T.,
1t is reported that the insurgents
were driven across the frontier by
the Papal forces, and compelled to
surrender their arms 10 the italians.
FLORENCE, October IA report
is In circulation that Menotti, the son
of Garibaldi. has been arrested by
the italian Government. When last
heard of Menotti Garibaldi was
actively engaged in carrying out his
fathers plans for the invasion of the
Roman territory. With these plans
he was well acquainted, full conf
dence having been reposed in him by
the General. His arrest will be q
severe blow to his followers, as, in
the absence Of Garibaldi, it deprives
them of their most capable leader.
MUNICH, October 12.-At the sit
ting of the Bavarian Diet, Prince
Hohenlohe, the, Chief Minister of the
Cabinet, made speech, in which he
discussed the question of German
unity. and indicated the position of
the Government in relation to the
other States of Germany. He de-
clared that the true policy of Bavaria
was to seek union with the North
German States, under the Presidency
of, the King Of Prussia, and at the
same time to take steps for the estab-
ishment of q firm and enduring
alliance with the Empire of Austria.
Should this policy be carried into
effect, the unity of the whole Father
land would be complete, the balance
of power between Austria and Prus
STA preserved, and the peace of Eu
rope additionally guaranteed.
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Prohibition npon Radical Displays.

Prohibition npon Radical Displays.
SAVANNAH, October 13.-The Re-
publican meeting and torch-light
procession, which were advertised
for tomorrow night. have been post
poned. Mayor Andersen has issued
the following proclamation, prohibit
ing the torch-light procession:
Whereas it is proper, in the pre-
sent excited state of the public mind,
that prompt measures should be
taken for the preservation of the
public peace of the community; and
whereas. from information given me
as Mayor, I have reason to appre-
hend that gatherings and professions
at night in the streets of Savannah
will be likely to result in riot and
confagratioc, 1 do, therefore, issue
this proclamation, forbidding any
such assemblage or procession in the
streets or other thoroughfares, after
nightfall, within the limits of this
city, without the written permission
from the Mayor; and I do hereby
request all orderly and well disposed
persons to aid the authorities in the
preservation of the peace and good
order of the city.
(Slgned,) ED. @. ANDERSEN,
Mayor of Savannah.