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A Nashville drinking saloon has hack
regularly employed, TO carry it's patron,
home as fast as they get drunk. This
relieves the saloon OF nuisance, and in,
Sures the tight gentleman good ride
home, and immunity from arrest.
Capital idea tha, Oar saloons
(known to ;hO iui.iaIci) are far behind
with the advanccmcnts Of the times. -
Cannot our authorities introduce some
suitable conveyance for"pablic day" nuis
anccs, that have become of late 30 roi
some and disgusting to the Villagers.
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TELEGRA PHIC.
Northern News.

WAsHIs6rOS, November IA prize
lighting party, over Long Bridge, was
captured this morning by Schoieds sol.
dicrs. Schoheld has determined to stop
prize fighting in his District. The mill,
tary were secre,ed in the woods, and suri
rounded the party before tue alarm was
given. None escaped. .. ....
Thad. Stevens fIiends think that he
cannot survive the winter.
The impeachers say that the persistence
Of the President in bis determination. to
withhold from the Senate the reasons for
Stnnton's removal from the War Office
will be the graveSt charge against him yet
given.
40 Havana special says that Mnximl,
iau's BODY would be delivered to Admiral
Tege,botf on tho 9th.
The Republicans claim that negro suf-
fraeo has been carried 10 Minnesota, by n
small majority.
Some owners OF cotton seized during
the war, are about ins,itutinC legal pro.
ceedings against Secretary McCulIoch, on
the ground Of his illegal rulings. /, is
anticipated that this action will lead 10
the ventilation OF the whole matter.
Il IS nearly accurately ascertained that
the United States is in treaty for two is-
lands in the West Indies, VIZ: st. Thorn.
IA and ST. John, at a price estimated from
four to six million dollars in gold. The
transfer of the islands TO this country is
dependen, on tho consen, Of tlie people Of
the islands, and the question isto be pre-
sented to them during the present mouth.
Ii is thought tie majority will consent.
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ETaC:s Of Reaction.

Many Of our SoWAern papers are san
guino as TO the effects uIon the South OF
the reaction in pubI:c sentiment al the
North in favor o! Constitutional liberty,
aud believe tia! the present anomalous
condition Of affairs at the South will moi
be Of long duration. The Charleston
News concludes an article on this su Lject
in the following encouraging terms:
"The Northern elections have caused
the long headed busiooss men Of the North
to watch with care the progrcs. Of oyonts
in the South. They have hahell the pa
tienCe Of tho white man, and the hafdi.
hood Of the negro and they have been
diagus.ed by tho rant Of the now voters,
and the yelling &C their mean white al
res. Now DO they begin TO see that Nil.
itary Reconstruction is Southern negro
rule; and, although home experience has
taught them that proniCacy of party is
no bar TO political slccess, they recoil in
horror from the menace of African su
aremacy over the Intelligent Caucasian.
Every lay opens their eyes the wider
every hopr is clearing away the scales
that have ohscured their vision. The
blacks are teaching the North that they
are utterly unfit to be trusted with the
suffrage; and, II tho Southern people
continue to be as Qnie, and sensible as
hitherto they have been, they will find in
the excesses. Of the negroes themselves
The best Help for Reaction"
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"DnMonHsr."-Tho Christmas Number
Of This unT;valled magazine is received
and is really gem. lis ongravings and
stories arc oxcelloc', ia "Christmas Din
ner," which is illustrated, looks good en-.
oueb to cat, and is accompanied with
proper receipts for cooking it.
We notice several additions, in this
number, Of interest to ladies. One Of
which is the enlargement ot the already
complete Fashion Department, and oi
large page illustrations Of bonnets, cloakq
and childrcn's costumes. Tho pattern
sheet is very valuable one, being print
81 on both sides, A feature of tho fash,
ions is originality, md, therefore, of spe.
cal designs and Information.
Subscription price, 50 yonrIv. Address.
w. Jennings Demorest, 473 Broadway,
New York.
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New Advertisements.

BREM, BRowN & Co.-This well known
establishment offers great inducements to
customers. Their prices defy competition.
See advertisement.
J. NJ. SADLER & Co., are now receiving
their second Stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, Groceries, &c. SEQ their adver-
tiselnent in to days paper.
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a CoNsPIRAroR -.rko National In
t'ii7sncer, OF Saturday, has a remarkable
editorial on General Grant. II gravey
iniimatcs that he ncourseed certain
members Of the rump, as well as lees i'm
portSnt .personages, ia n conspiracy, by
force, intimidation and threat, to prevent
certain high functionaries from holding
and exercising offices, trusts aud places of
confidence in ;ae Government Of the Uni
ted States. II is alleged, moreover, that
The conspiracy referred to is still on foot,
Notwithstanding the complexion Of the
roceu. elections, and con,empla,es an ear
ly contamination.
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The Georgetown Timfs saws: "Mary
planters We havo convafseH with aresadiy
disappojnted at tho Weld Of their crops. in
many eases not reeliz zn2 one hali of their
expectations, there being an abundance of
Jieht g+ains, tie reaui, of the uunropilious
season and the deprtdat.ous 81 the birds.
TIE. grain crop Of the district is certainly
inadeqpate to fcel the population, aud we
fear DISASTROUS results 20 the poor during
the long and ireary winter before us.
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Foreign News.

LoxDoS, November 9.-i collery In
Wales exploded, and il is feared that few
OF the ihres bundled workman escaped.
j; is said that Gariba!di, ,oge,he or with
his sous and chiefs, will come TO America.
Great disudi, is felt about the relations
between France, Italy aud Rome. Tho
Pspal troops refose to release the captur.
ed insurgents, at the request Of France.
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TRIAL OF Mr.. DAv!s.-It is announced
that the trial Of Mr.. Davis will certainly
take place in the United States Court
which commences its Fall Term in Rich
mond on Monday next. The Jury, it is
said, will bo composed largely Of negros.
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The Florida Elsntinn,.

AUGUSTA, GA, N ovember 1.-The
election on the questi on Of Convention Is
progressing quietly in Florida No doubt
the Con, cnlion will be carried by large
majority, as the whites are indiifsrsnt.--
A Tallahassee dispatch says: The cleo
ton "a going on quietly verv few votes
sgsins, Convention. The whites general
ly decline voting"
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The GRAIE CROP The monthly rs.
port of the Commissioner Of Agriculture
states that larger wheat crop never has
been raised in this country than during
the present season, though Il is no, as
large as the breadth sown might have led
US to expect. The most noticeable increase
has beon 10 the Southern States, with the
exception Of Texas. Oats and rye are esq
iimated above the yield Of las, year,
barley slightly below, beans end peas are
al average. In corn, the cash value, and
the faiteU'ng and sustaining qua!iIies. are
greater than last year Sorgno cuiiva
ton generally is reduced huckwheat is
nm average crop, potatoes a poor one, and
in tobacco decline il indieated.
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Yol For L{beria.

AuoUsrA, Ga, November l4.--Three
hundred negroes passed through here to-.
night. GA route for Charleston, to take
passage in the Golconds for Liberia.
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Important If True.
The Charleston Courier gives US a ru.
,,,nr os cu,ro,t ., ,l,o o;,, n, f,lIo,.,

The Charleston Courier gives US ru.
NOR as current in that city, as follows:
Among the numerous rnmors in the
city is one that Chaplain French and n
leading politician Of the Republican par
ty, recently arrived from Washington,
have male application to General Candy
to postpone the election for State Con
vention. They give as a reason that a
number Of prominent Republican mem.
bers of the House Of Representatives
have agreed 70 so modify the lseconstr true
ton Aots as TO include a much larger
proportion Of the whites Of the South
among the entranchSed classes Many
Of tie Radicals at the North have become
alarmed at the recent elections and are
now anxious to propose OF adopt more
concIliatory measures. Having, they say,
Welded at the last session to the views OF
TAad. Stevens, Sumner and others, lead
era, ard the election having gone against
them, they now demand that Stevens,
Sumner and others shall co operate with
the more moderate wing of the party.
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IkArIOT ~ TIE DIsrHur--Aari:sn ri: snsND'
~,.c,o or,,r,,.,.,..,u. ... ..,,.......,,..,
'''' ~
rho Ws,I;c,,,,, r.,r,,,,,,,,o,,, or r.o
,,zr,s.r---...,,.s- = 49,
oa't'n2re "'-c''c writes under date oi
No.. mJer 10.
7, s,e,-,, ,o5hs &,-.,,-l 49,, c
:, '''.'' "' '''' an
'no u" ""'' 'l'OS'"''" o'al'N arc C"hceFh'
ed, 'he threatened negro insorccton caH
hot bo prevented Ivy any power hich has
been Icft the ETacntire ~ The infamous
Recoustructinu Acts --.thnt il, if thoy nra
TO 6e eXoc0ted according 10 their terms.
/ Learn that, sloSt Of s2ltieg them aside
altogothor, the power OF the President, in
his opinion, Is restricted to the removal of
the satrhNs, ard that General Grant feels
oniy authorized 10 remove tho subordma;es
i--not to direct their action. Thus, tho
terrible emergency is !cit 20 he met bv
men who9N conduct heretofore has shown
nnm's,aSab'o hostility to tho substantial
peop'eoi the South, whose liyaa are ,hrcau
ensd. TITS much to b. feared that such
lnel as toPa would DO more likely to
tom2ts tJau .a.!Ay negro "ggl esBiOus,
tno7ti re G2iI if d:aPo2el. to proven: the
fnnteAeodad cHfanouAy.
The po7'ion'cf Genera Grant. in con
.hectioa Arith the neSt Presidency, is NO.
coming hourly more Gsgracetul to him
Sell ana P?rp.eXins to tho ETdipnla. How
con'I 1t uaye been kno~n GaI stated
weeks hEo' except upon authority, that
CERTAIN nNn1si SGT Of petty politicians
would, with h'a assent, in the contingency
of defeat IN the October and November
elections bring him forward withou. tue
1ormaHly OF Co"FeGton, aud proclaim
hlS iti-''d. Nr2ea'iu.st This prediction,
ms poo" verified. f7t unaouH;ol facts
are now Transporting Which show concIu.
s'ys'y tina: he Ia affecting moderation, and
HuHAo"z'ng do1,>.3 o. the power Of this
llhio, |" i"Ee'"".J" A's views, or 10 COM
mi, h'n IN "1I W., N2'e',he'css thoso
'n'A arr no' ~ a" cat,Ne! by such dis
c.H"~eTs' from rarSIS'lnc iA@t they speak
us .fe" feA""!on'S and aro privY to lis
'''eo"'"S. N"o" very vol that tho
cy"'"'S'"on oe'"o0n the General aud the
N'To'r;' C't'r' rs f,Iort.d' was somewhat
co'or'd, and also ,hnt that between him
ana m oN C@''ne' MM,si'r as contained
N " dispatch to tine Boston Post, was
EFoSSy H'r'e'!Ni|7, ca. i.a7e unqHes
u"n'n reasons 'o--Ne "'aYirced that he
u'd III 00'H .o' these Interviews declare
issnut np toSo toS;o on earn had aHthg'Iiy from
nm nm 10 o,.,Sto ,.,s, ha po'Itlcai status or to
announce ms purposes roSP"c'inE @a IRE
SHe1'E e' one OF the coa.%ic"nns in
, Ulv'rUS'' ,,.I, wac dtd assume 'c's "n'hofty,
Puu"eT aSu ieGenHy' wi! shortly be a"
'u'..a'o l., q "'s "gE;sH' AAd no" eHJ'yS his
n,itess'EsG enn''"snc'' W. anI another is his
,9S o1,s. 81 :2'"I' "nn ros'c' ,''c' cohha"nt'
,H,o1I1 ''1",1I ~ :" n''e"' 'e''e' 10 me game
p'qseG "a 1870 ana intimated that 1t
SaouIin nS' no 90 permitted to DO again es
su 90 s.: ..a ,uS'taS. = t;.s' "i'hn', osen
~ 80. 10, ISrs'so ~ from GA ','s .. OCCASION 'hHt'
=, Pe'''"'e"' %Fo""i o' heutrah'
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The Alabama Convention.


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'o','' '''"'". o' ""'ch Is P"o
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P''''u'od oo'" majority ana minority
report AS was expected, the majority
have recommended sweeping measure
OF disfranchisemcnt. Tie rooor. bav
have n,oscn,e1 corsis,. oe ,,roo .o,.;on:
III. g.. ..,..;,.. 49,. 'l.,..''' .,..'
O ,'s p'0''D1' ''r '."' '''y maze u','~s"
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citizen OF the United States, or declared
his intention OF becoming such who shall
have, res;Iea IN tho S,.ro civ owl :, No
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rnarino in tho Unitel States service shall
dcou;re residence By being stationed in
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Secretary Of War al interim.

R1- We once heard Of man who
only subscribed toa paper TO help it
along, but failed 10 pay his subscriptions.
Wo hope none Of our subscribers have
adopted that plan.
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H. d a. a H. .

Eg- Lieut.. r. w. Ross, has assumed
command Of this military Post during
the temporary absence of Maj. LYNN.
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CouUr OF hrrEkLs AsD ERRoRs =
The Court Of Appeals will meet ia Col
umbia on the fourth Monday in this
month The appeals from the Middle
Circuit will be heard first, and then those
from the Western, Northern, Southern
and Eastern Circuits successively. The
Cour! Of Errors win meet on tic frs.
Monday in Decetnber.- Cltar. Wetps. 4
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80 Any Que desiring to purchase a
N&w, PIANO, direct from the best factory
in New York City, will learn something
to their advantage on application TO this
OGcc. ..
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The Kingstree Star says Of recent
Radical meeting IN ths, place: "A Radi,
cal ticket was nominated Tor the Conven
ton, 10 wit: Washington Darlington
(Jlack) s. A. Swails (coloied. } and oil.
stem, plain. OF the competency Of lbsss
individuals for Constitution making we
are not sufficiently acquainted with their
history 10 speak, ihey all being offo'eign
Importation; ssaiIs from Massachusetts
Dssinglon from Charleston, and O.sten
from across the waters.
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Congress meets on Thursday the 21st
inst.
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Know Thy Destiny.

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