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The Alabama Riots-Arrest of the Ring
leader.

MONTGOMERY, December 16.-Tle Advertiser
contains reliable information Of the arrest of Geo.
Shorter negro of this city, who was the leader OF
the recent insurrectionary movement in Bullock
county. The negro Shorter claims to be from
Illinois, or from one Of the northwestern States,
and says that he was sept by the Radicals Of that
region to organize his government in the South.
The blacks gave information Of his whereabouts,
and he was captured by whites and blacks. When
the deluded negroes of the neghboring plantations
heard of it they gathered, in considerable numbers,
and clamored for his delivery to them for sum-
mary punishment. They would have put him to
death, but the whites interferrel aid persuaded
them to let the law take its course.
Shorter was imprisoned at the County Jail, at
Union Springs. letter of Shorter's to negroes
whom he called officers of his government has
been published, showing the nature of the or
ganization. In this letter Shorter deere ed the
death Of Jervy, Treasurer of the revolutionary
organization. There are other letters OF Shorter
in the possession Of the civil authorities, and the
whole OF them with the evidence of the blacks,
when examined, will expose to the country, in all
its arocty Radical plot to org anize the blacks OF
the South in revolutionary conspiracy against the
whites.
Captain Brice, Agent Of the Freedmen's Bureau
at Greensboro recently took the keys and ibe-
rated number Of prisoners who we've confined by
the proper civil authority. His action is severely
condemned
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Things in Washington.

| THE SUSPENSION OF SECRETARY sTANToN-pREs-
IDENT JoHNsoNs vIEws-srANToN's REsPoN-
sIBIIlTY FOR THE NEW ORLEANS RIoT-CosT OF
CONGRESSIONAL RECoNsTRUCuoN-THE MILITARY
SATRAPIES
The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Gazette writes on the 18th inst:
1t had not beon the purpose of President
| johnson to communicate to Congress any reason
for the suspension or removal of Secretary STAN
ton, but to send in nomination of his successor
and thus raise the question as to the Executive
power of removal in this particular case, believ-
ing he does that the bill regulating the tenure
of civil Office does not cover MIR. Stanton's re-
| moval, as he was not appointed by the present
Executive. Such is also known to be the opin-
ion of Senator Trumbul and other leading men
in Congress- Acting, however under the advice
OF his friends, Mr. Johnson sent to the Senate
yesterday his reasons tor the removal Of Mr. STAN
ton, as required by the bill alluded to, and
synopsis of fthese reasons has been given to the
public, but there is reason to believe that the
document itself will present the subject in much
stronger light, particularly that portion which
refers to Mr.. Stanton's suppression of the New
Orleans dispatch, by which means the ex-Secre-
tary was enabled to naugurate those fearful riots
for which the President has been held responsible
by the Radical leaders. While that act alone
must, in public estimation, fully justify the re-
moval of Mr.; Stanton, it is understood in political
circles here that the Radical Senators will sustain
the ex-Secretary, and vote for his re-instalment
Should such be the action OF the Senate, it is ex-
pected The President will decline to comply, and
will continue Mr. Stanton's suspension under the
general powers of the Executive to suspend any
of his misunderstanding Mr.. Stanton to his
remedy at law. This course OF the President will
necessarily furnish the excuse for much additional
abuse from the Radical rartv
The cost of Congressional Reconstruction is
now the subject of general comment among mem-
bers of all shades of politics. and the most Radical
are wincing under the figures as presented by the
Paymaster General of the Army. Saying nothing
of the millions already appropriated and dsbursed
the call for s12O2, ,254 to pay the deficiency in
General Scho6elds department, and 81, ,252, 900 in
General Popes department, has astonIlshed. the
gentlemen who have mounted the hobby of re-
trenchment--and could it be dono without an
exposure of their previous legislation u great hue
and cry would be raised by the Radical economists
in Congress. These deficiencies. however, involve
the propriety of the Reconstruction acts and the
administration of the Freedmen's Bureau, and
hence these sums, and all other sums which may
be called for during the present Congress- will be
voted by the Radical majorities in the two Houses.
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THIRD DAY.
\. c., December l3.-Col
Y the Bishop. Religio,


MoRGAYToN, n. c., December circumference
was opened by the Bishop. Religious SER
vices by Re7. j. R. Pickett.
The minutes of yesterday were read and ap-
proved.
communication was received from Rev. Z. W.
Sehon, relative to the funds of the Board OF For
eign Missions, which was referred 10 the Commit
tee on Missions.
The examination of the character OF Elders was
resumed.
Revs R. B. Alston, Whitefoord Smith, D. d., i.
A. Johnson, and W. s. Haltom, were placed on the
supernumerery list.
DR.. Ford, a lay member of the North Carolina
Conference, Eas introduced to the Conference, and
presented the plan adopted by the Trustees Of
Oln High School, for tho elevation Of that insti-
tuition and the benefit of Southern young men, by
converting it into an Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
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aT NOTICE.-CONslGNEE PER STEAM
SHIP EMILY B. soUDER are hereby notified that she
is this day dischargng cargo at South Atlantic Wharf
ALI goods remaining the wharf at sunset will be stor
ed at expense and risk of owners.
JOHN THEO. GETTY, Agents.
AL freight amounting to fifteen (15 dollars less
must he paid the wharf before delivery Of goods.
December 16 2
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Affairs In VirQiuia.

RICHMOND, December 17.-Resolutions Of in
quiry were offered for amending the Bill of Rights
so as to secure freedom Of speech and immunity
Of voters for any vote cast in any election for in
creasing taxation on uncultivated lands suscepti-
be of cultivation to higher rate than on cult
vated land.
The following resolution was referred: That the
right Of suffrage shall be as universal as liberty.
The preamble to this resolution looks to female
suffrage.
A resolution exempting all persons disfranchised
by State law from the payment Of taxes and work.
ing Oil public roads.
A motion to adjourn from December % to Janu-
ary was laid o7er. The convention then ad-
journed.
The Stats Auditor on Saturday sent Barring
Brothers & CO., England, fifty odd thousand COL
lars, to pay the interest on the State debt held
abroad due January 1st.
The canal is frozen to Lynchburg. The James
river is frozen over and no steamers are running.
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The Carolina Times.

PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURG c. II.
THIs PAPER CIRcULATEs THROUGHOUT THE
/ middle portion of the State, and offers the best
facilities for advertisers. February %
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The Sumter News.

DARR OSTEEN, Proprietors.
DUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, ATSUMTER s. O.
Subscription S4O0 per annuIn. To Clubs OF four
$500 per annum.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District
&. OsB4 nt ssere.-1lS.Ir
Tho Sher5 of tho respective Counties and Districts
OF North and South Carolina will cause to be prepared
copies Of the ax lists for their respective Counties or
Districts noting thereon all delinquent tax payers and
forward the same through Post Commanders to these
Headquarters.
The expense Of preparing such copies will bo audited
and paid County District charge, as the case
may be.
By command of Bvt. MajorGenera ED. R. 8. CANBY.
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Adedc.Camp Act'g. ASST Adj't Genl.
Olacia: o. NJ. mitchell, Ade-de-Camp.
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SECOND DAY.


MoReANroN, N. c., December 12.-Conference
x,a.-
R. p Franks After q short hymn, Rev. G.. Belts
also led in prayer.
The minutes of yesterday were read and ap-
proved.
A communication was read from Rev. A. IL.
Redford, agent of the publishing house al Nash
vile, setting forth that although upon the re-
sumption of operations aft the last General Con-
ference little moro was expected than to meet cur
rent expenses, profit of nearly S16,0 900 had been
realized to date. The Advocate had contributed
to this item largely. The Sunday School Visitor,
one Of the best papers of it's class in America, has
reached q circulation Of only $4,000 If any of
your readers desire good paper for their chill
dren, let them send fifty cents to Rev A. II. Red
ford, Nashville, and I will insure them not to be
disappointed. The publishing house is in debt
and what Southern institution is not ?-but sees
clearly out by the end Of another year.
communication from Rev. E. II. Myers, DID,,
set forth the condition and prospects of the South
ern Christian Advocate. 1t is on rising ground,
and q continuance of the present patronage will
relieve it of all difficulty within the next year.
y communication from Professor A. B. Stark, OF
Nashville relative to the "Home Monthly was
referred to the Committee on Books and Periodi-
Gals.
Rev. L. Wood was requested to act as agent du-
ring the present session for the Nashville Advo-
cate and Sunday School Visitor.
Rev. W. C. Power rendered his resignation as a
member of the Committee on Minutes, which was
accepted, and V. A. Sharp appointed to fill his
place.
Professor j. l.. Wright was added to the Com
mittee on Education.
The examination Of the character of Elders was
resumed, and continued to tho hour of adjourn
ment. Much discussion was elected upon the
show Of disposition on the part of some Of the
preachers to engage in embarrassing secular pur
suits.
Revs. A. McCorquodae, S. b. Jones, A. L.
Smith, w. II. Lawton, K. c. Oliver and F. NJ
Morgan were added to the supernumerary list at
their own request.
At night an able discourse upon Divine Prov
dence was delivered by Rev. Prof. A. II. Lester
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g THE IRISH CITIZEN >
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The rooms having been refurnshed and remodeled, We
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ss- OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-C1TY
HALL. CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 20, 1so7.-sTREET
ALIGNNIENTs AND THE BURNT DISTRICTS.-The
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Council is published for the information of
oil owners of property and builders:
SEC " No owner or builder Of any house sruc-
ture IN tho CITY, shall dig lay the foundation thereof
in front OF ~ street. lane alley court shall erect
any wall or feace fronting aforesaid before he shall
have applied the surveyor, who shall lay off and
mark out the true front boundary Of such street.
ane alley court, and give certificate thereof to the
owner builder for which services the City Surveyor
shall be paid by the said or builder, the sum
thereto in the table OF fees contained in this Ordi
nance.
SEC v. II any per- on shall commence any founda-
tion building, WALL or fence upon any lot or piece Of
ground adjoining the line OF any street. lane, alley
couit within the city, not having made application to
the City Surveyor and before the line street shall
have been laid off and marked out by the City Surveyor
in the above directed, contrary to the line
so laid of and marked out every such person as well
fence, forfeit and pay the SUM not exceeding FIVE hun
dred dollars and, moreover, all buildings aud work
done put up without such application to the City SUR
veyor contrary to the line OF street which shall be
laid of and marked out by him, shall be demolished by
order of the City Council at the charge and expense o.:
the person herein offending, as aforesaid.
The following resolution offered By Alderman H.
Gerdts January g. 1866. and unanimously adopted by
| the City Council.
Resolved That public notice be given, that any per-
intends 10 erect building in burnt districts lie
shall first apply to City Council and ascertain Wnetner
| or not the CT intends to widen said streets
LOUIS J. BARB0T,
November 80 City Civil Engineer.
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Headquarters second Military District,
CHARLESTON. ). c.. October p, 1857 J

oDcial; o. NJ. Mitchell, Aidede-Camp.
November 25
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THE SUSPENSION OF SECRETARY sTANToN-PREs-
IDENT JoHNSoN's vIEws-srANToN's REsPoN.
sIBILlTY FOR THE NEW ORLEANS RIoT-CosT OF
CONGRESSIONAL RECoNsTRUouoN-THE MILITARY
SATRAPIES
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November 2
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