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The, National IsteNgsnoer, OF
Wednesday, has an article calling
upon the Southern people to petition
Congress, for relief FROM, thereon.
struction measures. 1T says:
f"The people have distinctly pro
tested of the 'ballot-boxes Of the
North against the excesses and op.
pressions which abound in the legis,
lntion of the past year, touching the
South. Everybody knows it, and
most of the radical press are ashamed
to deny, and bluntly admitit it. Then,
may not the people of the South lift
up thoir manacled arms and show
their chains? May they not ask the
repeal OF this anomalous, tyrannical,
and revolutionary programme of re-
construction? They would be ad-
dressing themselves to representa-
tives who are to be reelected next
year, and %hc dare not turn a desi
ear to petitioners for whom their con-
stituents have SO clearly manifested
sympathy and remorse. Let the case
be made on the floors of Congress.
Let no scrap-book tattlings deform
again the consultations Of National
Legislature; but let the solemn ap-
peal be made as becomes noble peo-
pie. and let it be heard as BELTS q
high deliberative body, and let its
prayer be granted, as commanded by
the magnanimous masses of the
North at the recent elections"
There is some force in the above
suggestion. This is the peaceable
way to unite the people of both Sec
tions, and it is hardly possible that
Congress could turn deaf ear to
such remonstrance from the people
of ten States. The suggestion is at
least worthy of the consideration of
those who are now suffering from our
present embarrassed political situa-
tion.
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TIE CONVENTION ADDRESS. The
Atlanta LnteNigeace,', speaking of the
address put forth by the Con-
servative Convention, in Columbia,
concludes as follows:
The recent elections in the North
and West inspire us with confidence
that these appeals will not be disre-
garded-that they will not fall upon
the ears and hearts of the white race.
inhabiting those sections of the Anne
rican Republic, as rains upon the
sandy deserts, to be absorbed, Weld
ing no sign thereafter of Natures
beneficence to man. The period in
American history has passed, when
sectional strife between North and
South should alienate the two peo-
pies and make the one the enemy OF
the other. The cause of former
alienation and war has been removed
African slavery, the great bone OF
contention, is dead. In it's inter
mept, however, there has arisen q
war Of race against race, instigated
10y evil-disposed white men, more for
the sake of attaining political power,
than love for the negro, or any other
laudable or hur.ane purpose. Will
the white men of the North and the
great West fail to come to the rescue:
We answer for them-they will not
fail.
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CoUNTERFET. TWENTY FIVE CENT
NOTES. 1t has already been stated
that q number of spurious twenty-five
cent notes have been put in circula-
ton. They are said to be the best
executed of this denomination vet
manufactured, and are calculated to
deceive the most careful money
takera. The bogus currency may be
known by the paper being O srifie
thicker than the genuine. and the
green on the back q trife lighter.
The vignette of Fcssenden is, at first
glance, fully as correct as that OF the
genuine, but o close scrutiny shows
that it is a good wood cut. and not q
steel engraving.
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A FINE BAND OF MUSIC

VIII be IN attendance.
Nothing of partizan nature enters into
the composition of our work, and nothing,
during the evenings entertainment, will
be introduced that would, in the siightest
degree, offend the sensibiities of any of
our patrons.
An early attendance is requested, as the
Painting WILL MOVE pUNCTUALLY AT "a
O'CLOCK. Doors open at O'clock.
Our Hall has been fitted up and provided
with comfortable seats, and will accommo-
date $50 persons, seated.
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The TRIBUNE ON THE CONVENTION.
On the principle that we ought to
know whatever our enemies say of
US, we publish tho following COM
ments on our Convention and its
address, from the New York Tribune:
The Conservative State Convention
of South Carolina, which assembled
at Columbia, on the 7th inst, adopt
ed an address to the people, wherein
it is set forth that tho State must
hereafter raise less cotton and more
corn; that free negro labor is failure
that by the extension OF tho suffrage
to the colored race, "ar '.,porant and
depraved race is place IN power and
influence above the virtuous, the
educated, and the refined" This is
very sad result, and we can sympa-
thize with the South Carolinians, for
it is just what we have to stand, our
selves, in New York city and the
vicinity. Here we, the Republicans,
are all "virtuous, educated and re-
fined," while our opponents are an
exceedingly Ignorant and depraved
race" And yet we are tormented,
while they are comforted. Indeed,
we sometimes think that n certain
amount of depravity is good thing,
and we are very sorry that the con-
servatives of South Carolina have not
spice of it. Too much righteous
ness has brought them to grief. AS
to that little question whether free
negro labor pays, we have not yet
determined whether it pays anything
to the conservative who refuses to
hire it, but to the free negro we con-
clude that it pays. He has deposited
eight millions of dollars in the saw
ings' banks established by the
Freedmen's Bureau during the past
year, and we doubt if slavery ever
paid the negro MS well as that.
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Funeral Invitation

The Friends aud Acquaintance of MIR.
DlEDHICH HORSTMAN, Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Windhorn and Mr.. and Mrs. C. J.
Lindfors, are invited to attend the funeral
Of tho former, at tho Lutheran Church,
THIS MORNING, at IL o'clock.
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"a 4 s. -. v ~ ~
REooEsTRUcrNN. The following
sound views of the present political
situation is from the New York
World; ~ j
| Every House of Representatives is
the sole Judge of the qualifications of
its members; and it is o hagrant in
consistency for Republican journals
to stigmatize it's future exercise as
revolutionary" after what they
have been defending for the last two
years. -
'The remaining part of the plan
for disposing of the bastard negro
governments is defensible on per-
feotly solid grounds. BY tho Con-
stitution, a majority of each House
is quorum; majority of the Se-
nate, therefore, possesses authority to
organize and act as that body. Our
suggestion was, that when the North
ern conservative Senators and the
Southern Senators ure majority,
the Senate will have passed out of
the control of the Republicans. The
idea that the Republican minority
will set themselves up for the Senate
is preposterous. What would they
gain by it? Being minority, they
could merely adjourn from day to
day, but could transact no business.
When the House shall have admitted
the Southern representatives, and the
Republicans have dwindled to a
minority in the Senate, there is no
danger that this helpless minority
will stand out and attempt to resist
the course of events. If the Demo-
Gratis elect the next President, and O
majority of the next House, the bas-
tard negro governments may be
quietly displaced without n resort to
any revolutionary proceedings, or to
any measures for which the Republi-
can party has not set precedents.
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PRICE OF ADMISSION.

Tickets FIFTY CENTS; Half Tickets %. A
limited number of advanced reserved seats.
provided with handsome and comfortable
chairs, will be sold at rs cents. Tickets
can he procured ut the Bookstores and at
the Hall. LEE IL RICHARD.
Nov 16 5 Proprietors
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The Roman Catholic Bishop, Of
Liverpool, has set all that city quar-
reling, by preaching against slow
nooh dresses. ET.
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CHARGE TO A GRAND JURY. The
Sumter Wdtchman, referring to the
charge of Judge Moses, delivered to
the Grand Jury of Sumter District,
ut tho session now proceeding, says
that, amongst other things, his Honor
contended that whether the existing
military authority constituted Go
vernment de fdcto or de .j,u'e, it was
nevertheless O Government, existing
with ample power to enforce its de-
crees, and as such it was the policy of
the country to submit to it, executing
its exactions, and looking to relief
from the great popular revulsion now
in progress. He also contended that
the present Government, or the laws
embraced in the orders of the Gene
raj Commanding, existed by lcgisla-
tive enactment. That wherever there
was Government, and power to en-
force it, there must be Legislative
capacity and enactments somewhere,
whether it be centred in one person,
reigning as monarch, or in legis-
lative body, created by the will of the
people.
His Honor alluded to the order of
Gen. Sickles, in regard to debt, &C.,
and calling up several of its provi-
sions, which were in the face of the
statutes of the State and the deci-
sions of the highest court. And yet
these were not only obeyed by every
civil officer of the State, but some Of
them applauded by the mass of the
people.
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A List of Letters

- 41AoU VI AVGLC1o
ID EMAINING in the Post Office, Colum.
III bia, 8. c., November 16, 1867. Persons
calling for letters in this list, will please
say they are advertised.
Antirson, VIM Martin, Miss Eugenia
Baughman, Miss nMcDowell, Adalino
Baushell, VIM Moore, John
Baushell, Mrs Kate Moore, WI
Bishop, Mrs E @ Mots, M
Black, Miss II X Mobiles, Mrs NJ
Blake, ID RS 2 Price, MIR VIM
Brcvard, Mrs Price, Mr. Stephen
Brown, Rev MannngPrice, Mrs Mary
Buckalew, z Rethfoot, Mrs Sarah
Burns, Richardson, Samuel
Carter, Miss Grace Roberts. Lucia A
Coleman, Emma d Roane, James l.
Crawford, Mrs S Rose, w w
Dubard, Il cold Skipper, Henry
Gillespie, MIR II Il Smith, Miss A j
Gist, Mrs Jane Snead, Mrs Eliza
Gribble, Mrs % Taylor, Miss II r
Hart, Ben ooPd Teav, VIM II
Heminls, Mrs Mary Thompson, Mrs Ii
Hendley, Mrs Emma Tucker, Joseph
HonTy, Hiss ncDDie Walker, JJ
Heriot, MIR Il Welch, d
Johnson, Peter Welch, JEFF
Johnson, B ID 4 White. Cims
Johnston & Nance Wibelt, Joseph
Kaufman, Miss II Wiggins, D
Key, VIM Williams. Mrs Molly
kraus, Miss Mary A Wood, Miss Corneiia
Land, Wright, WA
Lumpkin, Hannah Wynn, Mrs Mary A
Martin, Miss &C
Nov 1G J. G. JANNEY. p. NJ.
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Wnda's oaths arc of the mouth
filling kind. He damns everybody
and is sure to be damned in return.
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Many politicians who etched for
office, were scratched last Tuesday.
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Copeland & Bearden

HAyE ON HAND
Ill 200 bushels SEED WHEAT,
90 bags Extra Family FLOUR,
1000 lbs. New Bacon HAMS,
10000 lbs. Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
Sugar, Coffee and Molasses,
20 Sbls. Golden and Beehive Syrups,
Bagglng and Bale Rope,
200 sacks Liverpool Salt,
10 bales Yarn. Nov 16
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CHAMPAGNE.

TUST RECEIVED, on consignment,
O 10 cases CHOICEST BRANDS, of gen.
uine importation.
HEIDSICK & CO.. quarts and pints.
LAC DOR, /"
CARTE DOR, I" " "
For sale on reasonable terms. by
Nov Is GEO. S,YMMERS
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Low PRICES OF DRY GooDs.-C. f. JAcK-
SON is adding to his stock of goods every
week, ana his customers get the adyan-
tage of the decline in prices. Tho goods
received this week are lower than ever.
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IAoca1 :E.te1ns.

We have been requested to state
that the address by Gen. Preston, for
the benefit of the Ladies' Industrial
Association, has been unavoidably
postponed until Tuesday, the 2Gth
instant.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Attention is call
cd TO the following advertisements, pub
lished this morning for tho first time.
F. w. Pape-I. o. o. r.
Copeland & Bearden-Seed Wheat, &c.
). IL L. Il. ,Agnew-Pig Hams, Soap, &c.
Lee & Observation-Disclosures
j. G. Jannoy-List of Letters.
The Southern Enterprise.
General Order No. ii0
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THE SOUTHERN ENTERPRIsE

GREENVILLE. S. C.
q. +. TOWNES, Editor, j. C. LAI-
LEY, Proprietor and Sub-Editor.
"ILL duplicate its regular edition on
wv the goth of NOVEMBER, 1867. Now
is an excellent opportunity to be known in
all the Districts adjoining Greenville
Send yorr ADVERTISEMENTS at once
Usual rates. Nov 16
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FIVE CENTS. s.-The price of single
copies of the PA@nir is five cents, and
purchasers are requested to pay no
more for them. We are informed
that some of the news-boys charge
ten. This is On imposition.
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THE PANORAMA OF Columbia
This beautiful and very truthful
home production will be open for
exhibition on Monday evening next,
IN Calisthenic Hall, lover Gregg's
orockery establishments The artists
have resided in Columbia for years,
and witnessed the scenes depicted,
and their correctness may, therefore,
be relied nrcn. Il Twill be an exhiDi-
tlon well worth remembering. Tho
price of admission is only fifty cents.
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Neabtng Gt1enbabn.
60 g. III 81
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Sen. Supt.
Sanuar 39. 1867. natS
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SomaeS 0SaQiner,

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,5aI Ctr, pbSnirpias, IL. San. 1864.

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(aasesm pbiIa. Gvsnins Bulletin. 10. mar,)
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ODCtDr Sails

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,3l ...s s. 9. WofIer. Ipotbefer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
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pisosr cas 5sto fdr pas 5abr 1867 nit ibrsr gro:
ssn antpabl ron uudtsrtrcfsnsn adsrtau: @srdtbsn
bstrltsn baben. Oaruntsr b,finrst fCh btr rpette:
rdbmre ,,Budepe Mdbsr uno @rnoter," psIher oas
srits uno bScblts primium Bel Den penuippani(ben
Staatssau ,itslun9en in Den Sab'sn 1868, ga '65
uno 66 smpfh3 ano Den 9rsstsn is fdr eneu ,,g2ib:
CT u. @rnpter" aussstctsncn prsis 9spann, nan lid
eine 9rcbs scIoene epale, So 600 psrtb, uno nab.
renp peslfbten Scmmsre pom Der Siep: crter 2sais,
atur fur Die bsfe, rausrbaftsife u. eebsifsn ,u
banbbatcnce gRaldhine Of .riit. Sc Waren 7S psrs
ibiecene Woitineu als SRttbswsrtsr rcrbanesn. ats
lein fsr bud nc" trus leiht Den Giss papcn.
Sas Committee ia9t in fetnem Serihk: .,g4ir bas
ben Die SReonins osm ,.Budsps" aus Dem Srunos
;usrtannt. p.il onIdts am 8siisn ss9sn linfds 9ss
fhsrt III, burd iein Srsbperf h aufse,ettnst iecs
| iset i'm @tbrauhs tsfnolibs Nafhins db,reaus,t I,
tsin ,,Ssisn OrSh" bat, psesn ener ccpgelaslenfis
aen ..Scloin9 8ar' Den Bc aug befst une in itler
binfidt fib nidt dtsrtrsTsn laet
lRir babsu cis!s GRalhinsn 6si psrfebistsntn
esrSesn uno Yrsi,sn, UNI erctsn uno flsinen Bauer,
sln ;u eniiprebcn, unp hottn frrtpdbreno ollie 8s=
paraturifidt on Sa.io 70 eae bic 8auern nidbt ;u
partsn bre utsn um Gin Stud anfsrtssn su laiIsn,
loneern ss Fam bic Gsparatur unuer3d9lidb pcrss:
ncnlnliR pert'n.
Der Buddy fdr eSlts Sabr murec turd5 bic
Beiideuns elmer tclsn 3unss uuo bic 6stuus unr
| NisosrlaiIun9 Der SRrfier, wsnn IN Scws9ung, be-
osuteno pcrbefsrt, neIbe Gcrtbsile Gem 8euer pcn
srcgsm Nusen ftin msrcer.
au6 6no mir i'm Gtanos, ir9rno sinen i'm Sc:
trauhs bsiinelinsn ,Budepr" auf Die fdr3ets Gcli,
nit Dem ,Drtp per atintmenr gu pereher.
au6 balttn mir fcripdhrsnp sum @rfaufs ole
Scrtsn pcn adcrbau|Ssr6then, als: Den Raritan
Wdbsr uno grnbter; ptn Bo,lo's gRiber; gHfc s
prsis: 9rasmdbr, pSlbsr fines @lstben fuht I;
pfsrbs: @snoltin uno Srslbmaidblnsn; 9straiec,
Drills pfsres, 6surshen; !bsu Glspatcrs Wsifd'
tornfhSler; Gultipators; 5u9remsn; Gultipator'
3dbne rem aussc;sibrttem Muitsr Slice pdIftr /;
8sielsrs 6srtibmtsn YfIu9 fcrpis sess anesre Ding
~sIss ouf elmer sutre9ulirteu Sausrsi nStlis it,
z9auern psrosn ss in ibrsm Sntsrsfs fncsn ibrt
tliafhnsn tsi uns ~ faufen, oa mir blcSott betsu
holeu uno eaftr aaraniiren, tae ises Waaf6ins sc,
raoe ras Ia wcfir fs aussssstsn pire.
RBir tsfssn oas ausihhsGlihs Rett auf bic cbi,
asn sRihtr uno Grnotsr fdr Die Counties eeba.
Tcrtbomptcn, Gortrn uno S7cnrct, tinen 5bsil ron
Berfs uno e'nsn She'll pon Buds uno ,rpereeu uns
bsmdben eiefes Sabr ben 8esetr a befriseiseu,
rosihem mir ,uocr nidbt ertIprehen tcnnten.
1udb faufsn unb wrtoufsn mir nod INNER olTs
Scrten pcn Sdmsreitn, als Slcs, 2bimetbp, @ras'
Sladbs u.
gD. g. pospeu uao Sobn.
aL. SO. So. @ef'Sa:ni!tcu,sr 1usutcmu.
WSrj 10, 1867 raNr