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SPECIAL NOTICES.

So PRAYER MEETING FOR YOUNG MEN,
Prayer Meeting for young will be held This Eve-
ming in the ball Of the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton. No. - King street, commencing at halEpast z
O'Clock. All young CT the city and strangers are
cordially and earnestly invited to attend and participate
in tho exercises. W. ". PEMBERTON,
November II Q Recording Secretary
BE- NOTICE. -CONSlGNEES PER STEAM
SHIP MONEKA, are hereby notified that she is this
day discharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf AL
goods remaining wharf sunset will be stored at
expense and risk of owners.
JOHN THEO. GETTY, Agents,
All freight amounting to fifteen 15) dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery of goods
November11
Hs- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Baltimore, hereby notified that she
This Day discharging cargo at Pier No. l Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away 1T sunset will remain
on Wharf at consgnees' risk.
November II l MORDECAI & CO.. Agents
Ag NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM.
SHIP LrNE.-Consignees per steamship JAMES AD-
GER, from New York. are notified of her cargo being
This Day discharged at Adgers South Wharf All goods
remaining The dock ct sunset will be stored st Con-
signees risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
November8 8 Agents.
as- FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING legal claims against the Estate of the late HENRY
JAEGER, will present the properly attested and
those indebted will make payment to
FRED L. MEYER,
November8 fm2* Qualified Administrator.
RJN JNOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS against the Estate Of JAMES PHINNEY, de-
ceased late of this city Printer requested to render
them in, legally tested and those indebted to the said
Estate will make payment to the subscriber.
RUFUS c. BARKLEY,
Administrator OF James Phinney, deceased
November .18
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OBITUARY.

DIED. in New Orleans, on Tuesday evening, Novem
Der o, 1867 at 10A O'clock MALVINA wife Of o. CHS
oLM formerly OF Charleston, S. C.
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Prize Fight,

NEW YORK, November 9-P. M.-Jack Walsh
knocked Dan McGin senseless on the ffty-seventh
round Fight lasted two hours and fifteen
minutes.
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THE PRESIDENTS RESOLVE.
Tho Washington correspondent of the Boston

Tho Washington correspondent of the Boston
Post says:
Developments during the past few DAYS show
that President Johnson is perfecting his plans for
the programme as stated in this correspondence
some weeks since, and which at the time attract.
ed the attention OF the whole country. 1t is now
ascerained that the negro regiments of the Grand
Army of the Republic in this city are to be dis
banded by peremptory orders from the Govern
ment. 1t was limited in the Radical organ here n
short time since that the service of these troops
might soon be needed and, as the President sus-
poets to aid in thrustng him from the Executive
chair. This he checkmates by requiring these
dusEv regiments to be disbandsd. But Mr.. john
son does not stop here. An order has been issued
recurring the Commanding General to report to the
President the number OF United States troops now
garrisoning the Notifications in and around Wash
ington. their locality and the names Of all their
officers. This is an important movo and will enable
the President to las before General Sherman, upon
his arrival here early next week, the precise con-
diton OF his new command. and the available force
he will have with which to resist any attempt of
parties acting outside of the Constitution" to sub
vert the form of our government. Things are
crystalizing rapidly, and the correctness Of nv
foimer dispatches will be verified in every parti-
cular,
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TaE GREENYILLE MOUNrAINRER

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Wisconsin Elec

CHICAGO, November 9.-P. M.-Returns indicate
1000 Republican majority. In Wisconsin the Re-
publican Governor was elected by $500 majority.
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MEETING OF CoNGREss-PREsDENT's MEssAGE-DIF-
F1oULTIEs OF THE ADJOURNED sEssIoN-LEoAL IN
coNslsTENcIEs FOR CABINET coNsDERATIoN-THE
TROOPS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON.
A Washington dispatch to the Baltimore Sum-
dated November 9TH, says:
1t has been announced that the President is en-
gagged upon amessage to Congress, to be present.
ed upon an early day of the adjourned session
that convenes on the 21st instant. This announce.
ment does not appear 10 have any valid founda-
ton. There is, in fact, good reason for saying
Mr.. johnson has not commenced the preparation
OF any sue message, and that it is not well settled
that he will communicate to Congress the infor.
nation of the state OF the Union, at all events
until some time during the regular or December
session. 1t should be borne IN mind that the No
vember session can last but eleven days, including
Sundays, and that there will be but nine working
days before the regular constitutional December
sessi-n must commence. The Constitution pro.
vides that Congress shall assemble al least once in
every year, and such meeting shall be on the
first Monday in December, unless they shall BY
law appoint different day. Congress has not ap.
pointed different day, but has enacted ''that in
addition to the present regular times of meeting
November session must therefore adjourn by noon
Of Monday, December I'd, and commence regular
session at that hour. 1t the President shall have
any measure that he deems necessary and
eXpedlent TO recommend 10 Congress for thelI
consideration, they will be communicated al
about the usual period, probably in December
Under the existing provisions of the laws there
are several difficulties presented. II Congress
shall pass an Act even as early as tn" 21st
day Of November, the President cannot hold the
bill for the constitutional term Of ten days, during
the November session, because after excludlne
Sundays, there can be but nine days left; so, like
wise, in the tenure Of Office law, which provides
that the President shall report the suspensions Of
officers and appointments Of their successors
wit in twenty days after the first day of tho next
meeting of the Senate. By the time that half o.
these twenty days shall have expired the Novem
Der session must cease by limitation of law. Such
are some of the legal Inconsistencies which, it is
areued, have resulted from the recent congress
sional legislation and which, it is understood, are
to be considered in Cabinet tomorrow, with the
view of determining, if possible, what course the
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The report of General Grant, in answer to the
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are stationed within the Department OF Washing
ton, shows that the whole force amounts to bu
little over 1900 men, all told in the States of Ma
rvland and Delaware, tho District of Columbia an(
two counties in Virginia.
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New York Bank statement.

New YORK, November 1O.-Specie has increased
sS,S42,O0O Circulation has increased s92,U00.
The deposits have been decreased s959,OOO. Legal
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RADICALS WILL Do-sENAToR TRUMBULL DISGUST
ED.
WASHINGTON, November 8.
1t seems to be conceded that the Presidents
order to "disband" the negro military organiza-
tions in this city will not be executed. learn,
reliably, that the negro captains have only been
requested to pesist from public parades. A cor
respondent of Forney's Philadelphia Press, wri.
ting from Washington on the 7th, says truly
enough, that "several Of these companies met
tonight as usual at their drill rooms, and were
drilled as though nothing had occurred" He fur
ther states, no doubt, with equal truth, that sit ia
certain that the freedmen will not submit quietly
to the enforcement of the order" as they intend
to resort to the courts; and adds with unblushing
impudence that 'it is also certain that the
freedmen will not allow their organizations to be
broken up unless the white organizations Of the
same character, OF which there are number in
the District are also disbanded." In addition to
this I have that General Emery the commander
here, threatens, if forced to execute the order of
the President, he will disband all companies in the
District bearing arms, such as the sheutzenfest,
Fenian Circles, &C., &c.
In reply to an official inquiry Of the Executive,
General Grant reports that the whole number OF
troops, white and black, stationed within the De-
partment Of Washington [embracing Maryland,
Delaware, the District Of Columbia and two Vir-
ginia counties), amounts to nipeteen hundred and
fraction over. OF these forces the principal part
are stationed in and around Washington.
Prominent gentlemen from various parts of the
Sou h now hore are sanguine that the State Con-
stitutions ESQ called, when presented to the vote
of the people will, as general thing be rejected
Particularly, am assured this will be the case in
Virginia. What course Congress will adopt in that
contingency cannot be definitely known; but there
are many leading Radicals here who predict that
State Governments will be authorized under them
by another "supplemental" Law, notwithstanding
this rejection.
Senator Trumbull, who is now here. has. in con-
nection with different individuals, so expressed
himself as to create the impression that he has at
last in reality become disguised with the doiugs
and threatening of the rotten and fallen party
with which he has heretofore been acting, un-
doubtedly against his better judgment
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our Washington Dispatches.
ABANDONED LANDS.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-The following circu-
lar has been sent to the several Assistant Com
missiomers of the Freedmen 5 Bureau
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THE NEGRO MILITIA COMPANIES m THE DISTRICT
POSSIBLE REJECTION OF THE NEaEo CONSTITUTIONS
OF THE SOUTHERN sTATEs-vHAT IT 1s SAID TIE
RADICALS WILL Do-sENAToR TRUMBULL DISGUST
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Negro Etre-eaterS IN t1rS1nta-1mpOrthn
Decision for Express Companies.
RICHMOND, November 9-P. M.-Yesterday, at
Blountsvile, Tennessee, a suit was brought
against the Southern Express Company, in which
the plaintiff claimed damages for goods destroyed
by the United States troops on an express car in
Virginia. The Express Company plead that their
bills provided against damages for loss by fire or
by the common enemy" Judge Butler decided
that the Federal troops were not common enc
nv, and rendered verdict OF $4,000 against the
Company. ~ .--.-,-a ,r~-gk e. .-
An excited Republican meeting was held at the
headquarters oY the blacks last night. ACom-
mlttee was appointed to wait on General schofeld
and request him to order the city election. Louis
Lindsay colored, delegate elect to the Convention,
made speech. IN the course of which ne made al
lusion to the discharge of negroes from employ
mont for voting the Radical ticket. He said; "Be-
fore any of his children should suffer for food the
streets of Richmond should run knee-deep in
bicoi. He thanked God that the negroes had
learned to use swords and guns All efforts o.
the more peaceable negroes to stop these demon
strations were wildly hooted down. The citizens
here are apprehensive of trouble. Wardwell and
other white Radicals left the meeting.
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If SO, why did thoy not identify themselves with
us from the frst2
Now, as to the colored leaders hereabout. Fore
most is F. L. Cardozo, brown mulotto, a Presby-
terian preacher since the close of the war teach
er Of freedmen in this city. He is native of
Charleston-born free, howeyer-obtalned the ele-
ments of his education III q school kept by two
young gentlemen OF this CITY, at time when your
Radical friends insist on believing it was capital
offence to teach negro to read. He went North
about the age of seventeen, and subsequently to
Europe, where he finished his education at Glas-
gov. At least SO goes the story. cannot say
whether it is true or not. tie IS certainly man OF
some cleve ness; out as the king among the poets,
his faculties ald attanmcnts receive . ilctitious
appreciation by reason OF his being colored man.
white man Of the same talent and education
would attract no attention whatever. But by
virtue OF his color he Will ccrtany go to Con-
gress-i. G., ''if reconstruction goes through"
There are several other negroes here, native and
Northern, more or less glib OF tongue, and more
or less looked up to Ill consequence. The nomi-
nations for the Convention have been made in
caucus and five out OF the nine nominees arc col
ored. To the credit of General Scott, Assistant
Commissioner of tho Freedmons Bureau, be it
said that he has, far as can SEQ, carefully alb
stained from all interference with politics, not
even countenancng these meetings with his pres
cncc, He has, moreover, Qecapitated Whittemorc
and Randolph white and colored Methodist
preacher who were officers of the Bureau, for
being politicians over jealous.
There has been no organization, nor even effort
at such, anywhere in the State among the whites.
I see however, by the papers that Z Conservative
Convention is to meet in Columbia, on the 9Th in
stant; whether not anything will come OF IT,
however il would not be easy TO say. | fear il is
too late for anything else save the utterance of
solemn protest to the whole scheme OF Congress
sonal reconstruct and still more to the unequal
method n which it has been carried out
The Radicals have no organ i'll South Carolina
There are two negro papers published here, it is
true, the Leader, q poor miserable rag, edited
(sic) by preacher of the African Methodist
Church, Mr.. Cain, all the work done on it by no.
groes. The other is the Advocate, the organ Of
The Methodist Episcopal Church mission here
The latter recently obtained official recognition
from Mr. Macpherson, and had the printing of the
United States laws awarded to it, even though it
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