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From the Hartford Courant--Ex-Govsrnos Hawisy-
radical

From the Hartford courant--E x,Govsrros Hswisy-
radical
Speaksr CclfAx has constituted The committees %
70 create much surprise and moro dissatisfaction He
has given the cold shoulder ultra high tzn men,
against which We have nothing 70 say, but he has
yielded 10 Pennsyivania and tho West in matter which
s Of far moro immediate importance Five OF the Ways
and Means Committee strongly opposed TO
contraction and what called the policy OF Secretary
AcCullocn, though ~ - only the policy taught ~
scieuce, history, and ocmmon renss. Next IN
magnitude the calamity Of losing ths control Of re-
construction and throwing Il into The hands Of pro-
rsbsl democracy should we class The triumph q lhe
men would expand oar already overgr0wn, incen.
yorbie currency and indefinitely continue that form Of
national bankruptcy called suspension of specie pay
ments Jf majority Of the Ways end Means Commit
ba Of that oass nasmuch they sole men the
pabiic viii certainly be favored with s0uAe arguments
upon ths subject and shall read them with curiosity.
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vs. sailed Sssssn ssS brig. Eh..ssh Hea,.sss sA1s cs.
ssaGs' ss1 Hsf ssaasss ' 40; H..
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sslsd soth bries y Msrrmsn CID. and Hate upAAsN
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IS joins NJ. nov s-1rssd. BRIG Jane Srundass csr'.
,sn Sss az n sss sssss r. a's'
American Perla.
BOSTON Nov S-Arivea, schr !rsnsfsr t1ct 1rsasisis
Ciesrsd--ship Sacramento Jsokse0 NYors; bark Frss
sss e BseI sas r Nary. Ss Ss.. Slower: ss.s
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siss-ship sedbsrEh, Liverpool; brig Maria, and No.
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snn AKnAa Croker. Boston from Calcutta reports
AID ssas-s e.a,s Ireland xas s Lavsid landlord
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John NIB with cargo Lumber, &c. wrecked
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ssniativ = sud Delegates in conere-- which - n
fered 70 The COMMITTEES on Elections. il
tADsmPros NATIONAL HANx cURRkScy N co.'s.
IN NAHSARn usp) Of renu., asked leave 10 ODER .
~ lolson In rsisrsscs 70 csnpsing national banks -
Saeem eurroncy in coin.
o'clock y n, ed turned elf Saturday.
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Adiou racd tsesssop.


WAsAISGTOS, NOV. u, fsos
THE CASE oY Gr WHAL sIrx PoKrER.
M sumSKR (rep) of lass, offered resolution (which
adopted requesting the Secretary Of War 70
municats 70 the Senate copies Of any papers on nls IN
regard Fx Jonn Pc Eisy disnisssd for misconduct
under the sentence Of court martial, approved by
President Lincoln, and asking for review Of his
case n
There being no furthsr msiEess motion the Senate
then adjourned Friday Nx, ~ twelve O'Clock noon.
having been in sssnon lust tan minutes
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ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.
The Army.
HEADQUARTERS ov rsE AMY, I
ADyurARr GRSRAL's OsSfu.,
n ksutxoro~r Now "a 1GR1


The Army.
tlApt HksDQuARrxxs ov ran AMY,
ADSvrARr GssmAL's OsSfo.,
:. WAsufxoroS. Nov. 20 1851. }
The following orders have bsea rsoeivsd from Ne
War Department and viii DO duly sxscussd:-
Nt-Al the reg ments Of infantry and artillery, En-
eept the Eighth light battery vail b reduced to the
minimum allowed BY law Of privales per company.
me reduction will b. BY casualty, and when one
company falls before the minimum u will Be re-
crussd ~ transfer fron other companies Of the
Same regiment until ali are a the minimum.
Sscosd--rhs general recruiting service viii BE- I'm
mediatsly reduced by breaking Up al excepting four
principal rendezvous TO each srm-csvalry and infantry
and ordering the surplus rscruing onlcers 20 Their
regimenta Ne more recruits will DO scnt 20 regiments
anil they are reduced ~ above ordered This nos
BE- construed y prevent the rs-snisment IN ther rsg
msns Of men who may b discharged BY expiration q
r1ird--A volunteer oaacsn now retained IN service
VII b mustered out . take eject January ! ls6s e.
bureau q asiSesss freedmen and ASassonsS laoSr
BY eommane q 49,. 1885,. V n.Ss.s. SHAS.
Captain Carries Newboid Ninth infantry, has resaned
Brsvss Major Generals 1ryin kcDoweli, Z. h ho1s.
s.su scn0sd az. = C.ns, ana FL, S,s ", $:
sseous I,susssaus i. ! Garsp : sr.asfsrsa non
Captain George A. Ludlow sixth " r G., y mustered
cot and hon0rably discharged
SECOND iAee~nant .. n WOOL Jr.s IwcnvSsc
infantry, has resigned s. ss4.sa ~ -
By Gsnsrui Orders, No 100 jua issued from the War
Department, General Grant directs tnat the montniy
Of Communication for quarters liked in General Orders,
No. 10 September l6 1881 - q the following aces m
creased 70 SIS per month:-Brownsv,lle. 1sxas from
September J. 1907; Montgomery, Ala, from November
/ and 81. Louis. No, Oclobsr I, 1853. nH
The Navy.
Commander John Irwin has bssn ordered 70 ~ com.
mand Of the Ncwb@kn. ~
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant John r. Winn, First
Assistant Engineer George Gillespie, Acting Assistant
Eagnssrs G. N. Rasssl Al J. n. wheeler. and Third
Assistant Engineer James Csmpbsll srasrsa y The
Nswbern. t MN
Acsins Third Assistant Enginsss william Holland
ordered 70 the Suwanee
despatch has bean received q the Navy Depart.
meut from Lieutenant Commander c. q. Carpenter, d
the Unted States steamer Wyoming. dated Singapore,
OCTOBER 1857 announcing his arrival d that port
yosc 70 the United statss b. sFdsr Of Rear Admiral
Bell, commanding the AsiHtic squadron.
Surgeon II. r. McSherry died sea The 7st q o.
tebsr and was buried ct Singapore.
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fFrosn the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1857
The Committee Of Ways and Means this morning unan.
imousy resolved recommend repeal Of the
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From the veilng TELEGRAM Of yssterday.I
WASHINGTON, Nov. a. 1907.
Mr. Blaceue the Turkish Minister, was introduced 10
the door OF the House OF Representatives this asrn0on,
and cordially or scted BY Representatives, Banks,
Buler. wilson and large number Of the memper gen.
orally afsf
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-23

The NEGRO AND THE NoRTHERS
STATE GovERN1rENTs. Ohio refused
TO strike the word white" out of its
Constitution, so as to give colored
people equal rights. Kansas refused
to let colored people vote, unless they
could read and write. New York
showed an unwillingness to let CO
lored people vote for members of a
convention to frame me'r Constitu-
ton.
And the telegram informs us that
New Jersey (where the radicals are in
q majority has just rejected the re-
port of a committee in favor of
amending the Constitution so as to
allow the colored people to vote.
In the States, the colored people
number about one in hundred of
the population.
Colored people, these are yonr pre-
tended friends.
CharloteSoMe Chronicle.
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UTAH AND NEvADA.-It is stated
that there is a strong probability that
Utah will be annexed by Congress to
the State of Nevada at no distant day.
The Nevada Legislature has memo
rlalized Congress to that effect with
great unanimity. This difficulty has
been suggested, however: "Suppose
the NIormons should practically re-
verse this annexation scheme and
swallow Nevada? 1t might turn out
that upon counting the ballots, at no
distant day, these people, in spite of
al disabling acts, we're the rulers of
Nevada
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A pleasant little raid in Missouri,
recently, resultcdin the untimely end
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

got there, Mr.. Caudle? A book?
What! If you aren't allowed to sleep
you'll read Well, now its come to
something! If that isn's insulting a
wife to bring book to bed, / don't
know what wedlock is. But you
shan't read, Caudle; no, you shan't;
not while I've strength to get up and
put out candle. uzfoa
And that's like your feelings
You can't think a great deal of
trumpery books; yes, you can't think
too much of the stuff that's put into
print; but for what's real and true
about you, why you've the heart of
a stone / should like to know what
the eok's about? What? Millions
Paradise Lost? | thought some rub.
bush of the sort-something to insult
me. A nice book, / think, to read In
bed; and very respectable person he
was who wrote it. What do / know
of him? Much more than you think.
A pretty fellow, indeed, with his six
wives. What? He hadn't six--he'd
only three. That's nothing to do with
it; but of course you'll take his part
Poor womenl A nice time they had
with him, / dare say! And I've no
doubt, Mr.. Caudle, you'd like to fol-
low Mr.. Millions example, else you
wouldn' tread the stuff he wrote.
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COME TO. MY ARMS, MY DARLING


Come TO my arms, my darling,
Come for little while;
Restore me with your touch,
Refresh me with your smile.
Comet 1 am all alone;
The loud world works without;
/ care not for the world; for you
Are all care about.
Then come to my arms, my darling.
Come for a little while:
Restore me with your touch,
Refresh me with your smile.
Long before 1 knew you, darling,
used to watch and wait
To see you leave the house,
And have you pass the gate.
My cheeks would blush and burn.
My outstretched hands would shake.
When thought of all that could do.
And would do, for your sake.
Ihen come to my arms, my darling,
Come for little while:
Restore me with your touch,
Refresh me with your smile.
The first time kissed you, darling
Dc you remem Der it?
/ lockec you in these arms.
And thought L could not Quit.
o, after all that's passed,
Daring, tWixt you and me,
FOrgetfulneSS can never come,
And faIsehood never be.
Then come to my arms. my darling,
Come. for little while;
Restore me with your touch.
refresh me with your smile.
ct. sometimes, sometimes, darling,
Faint as a filmy cloud,
There steals into my heart
A fear, all diSalloWed.
Though grief and gilt and shame
For me the future hold,
The thought that will think of is
That we have loved of old.
Then come to my arms. my darling,
Come, for little while;
Restore me with your touch.
Refresh me with your smile.
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Z =. GILRERT = 90.

De No. 81 NORTH FIRST STREET
Win be pleased to see all their old custom
ers, and as many new ones as will favor
them with call. A full assortment OF
Groceries, ETC., always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
80 Agents for Stafford Mills (Alabamal
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices
We iOiu gfue special inducements 70 all those
buying FOR Cash. toe9
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-17
PRENTICEANA.

In Louisville, hogs are killed in great numbers
in Chicago, people. =.
f. man addresses you dogmaticaDy, answer hin
categorically
Tobacco IS much talked about. 1t is in almost
everybody's mouth. -, :.
Whiskey is stillborn. Whiskey drinkers ought
to have been
Many more people have died Of "red tape" thar
Of tape-worms.
Upper Canada has ten suspension bridges anc
one suspension bank.
The news now goes over the ocean by going un
der it
Human beings are by nature fighting animals
The very babies are up in arms as soon as they
come into the world
A great many writers have written upon great
many subjects But all of them have written upon
the edrth
We trust, that, after little time, Radicaism's
eyes will turn up and its mouth down:
A country editor tries to insult the President by
calling him the thing" Yes, he is the very
thing.
Thad. Stevens says that jeff Davis is not trait
or. Pity JEFF. can't say that of Thad.
Let not those who feel that they have been whip
ped in the South 60 to Brazil for Brazil is likely to
be whipped too.
Said dying father to his son-'Bear it in mind,
my son, through your life, as the long experience
of mine, never to drink sweetened liquors or trust
a cock-eyed man.
The Goddess Laverna is painted as head with
out body. She ought to be mounted on the shoul-
ders of our Congress, body without head.
There wouldn't be so much objection to some
peoples running for Congress if they would keep a
sitting posture after they reach there
Whena strapping loafer approaches, you, and
appeals to you with the remark that he has no
money, tell him that you have none but what you
have earned.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-17
ADVICE TO THE SOUTH.

Stand firm. Yield obedience to the laws now il
force, but have no hand in making Others till every
State in the Union is represented on the floor O
Congress. Force cannot keep you from represen
tation there if you want it, and send men Of youl
choice. duly elected by the people. Adopt no "sc
called Constitutional Amendments, for if you are
in no fit condition to have representation in Con
gress you are not fit to adopt any amendments. -
The Constitution contemplates no division of allie
glance!
You fought bravely-you yielded honorably. Dc
not imperil yourselves, ourselves the country ano
its future by rash acts, now. Stand firm-wait in
the dignity of brave intelligence. Give not an inch
from the right and the Constitution. IF you are
our people, you hold the same rights as we have
and these rights will soon be yours. If wronged
respectfully protest. If insulted, bear it while
longer like men, If anxious for peace, so in digni,
ty comport yourselves as to strengthen us in the
North who are battling not for you alone, but fol
the right :,
Ifyou stand in dignifed frmness all will be well,
and we will find men to stand between the oppres-
sor and the oppressed. We do not ask you to take
up arms against the radical troubles imposed upon
the country. 1t is more our fight in the North
IF YOU adopt the required Constitutional Amend
ments, other penalties and humlllations will be
yours to adopt forever for radcalsm never will be
satisfied except with your blood and property. Ii
you grow weak now that you are strong In your