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The New York Commercial Advertiser, in the
course Of al article on horseback =iding says
that the best riders in the world ride with short
stirrups. The seat maintained by one OF our
city cavaliers, with his straight legs and toes
resting in narrow strip Of metal il lieu Of u
stirrup, would not serve him safely in the
rough work Of cavalry campaign. he could
not swing sword. hurl lance, or throw q
lasso from the feeble foothold thus maintained
with any more effect than child or woman.
The Cossacks, Bedouins, Me1icans, and Co.
msnches, all ride with short, very short STIR
rups. And the stirrups OF soma Mexican
rancheros are huge wooden things, weighing
several pounds. The saddle is equally heavy,
as it had need be when its pomm ell sustains
the strain Of bulls whole weight and strength
on the lasso that is fastened to it.
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@HoW TO FEED INFANTS AND IN
vALIDs- CoMsTooK's RATIONAL FooD-Pre-
scribsd by Professor WIN. A. HAMMOND, N. D.,
late surgeen-General q. 8. A, Professor q. B.
SANDS, NJ. D., and many other eminent Physicians
substitute for breastilk for infAnts, containing
all the chemical elements q concentrated and nu.
tritous Hesth-Restoring food for InvaHds and Dys-
pepdcs easily dgested by stomschs that can bear no
other food. DOWE NOISE,
Meetng-street, Charleston.
January 16 thatu6
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@IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
rr,lIrrra n1,c 1zap nrrr 1aYorr16kr ON o0Irrr1

%N IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLlNA.-N THE MATTER OF WILLIAM 3.
GRAHAM, Bankrupt by whom Petition for Adju-
dicat;on Of Bankruptcy wss fled on the second day
of January. A. D. 1853, In said Court-In Bankrupt
cy-Ths is to give notice. that on the second day Of
January, A. H. 1883, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate Of WILLIAM B. GRAHAM,
Of Clio Ia the District Of Marlborough, and State Of
South Carolini, who han been sdjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment Of any debts
and delivery oIany property belonging to said Bank
rupt to him tr for his use and the transfer Of any
property by HIM are forbidden by law; that meet
ing Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt to prove
their debts, and to choose one more Assignses Of
his Estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at No. 80 Broad.sTeet Charleston, g. O.,
before R. B. CARPENTER, Register, on the Fourth
day II February, A. D. 1853, at II O'Clock A. N.
J. P. NJ. EpPING,
United States Marshal @ Messenger.
January 16 th2-
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John Paul says: ST never was good carver,
nv nv table every day instead Of only once
wear. Hash is much easier to help, there are
no Joints to puzzle me, no crooked necks, side
bones and gizzards to drive one to distraction,
so make It the standing dish in my house,
hold. Those who think we take it for cheap
ness make mistake. The convenience OF the
thing is it's recommendation"
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Esop might have made fable with moral
out Of On incident which happened In California
not long since. A rat hungering ior animal
food squeezed through the bars OF cage in
which was canary, seized and deyoured him.
But he ate 30 greedlly, and gorged himself to Z,
the Nc cage before tho master Of the house ap-
peared and punished the intruder with death.
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CBERAW ADVERTISER.

~ EyoTED TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AIT.
| AGRICULTURE AND MISCELLANEOUS
NEWS, Cheraw, s. c. Published weekly, by pow
ELL 4 WORLEY.
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
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RATES OF ADvERTWNG
Ono Square, ten lines or less one insertion. %
For each subsequent insertion. ..........., :. 70
all Advertisements to be distinctly marked, or
they will be published until ordered out and
charged accordingly
Merchants and others advertising by the year,
liberal deduction on tie above rates Will De maze.
November le
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sF ROYAL HAVANA ALOTTERY.-PR1zES
cAsHl.D AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLooNs and all
kinds of GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR l. CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street,
o.tobar 10 1yr New York.
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@ THAT CELEBRATED TOILET ARTI-
Gle hwn as PALMETTO HAIR REVIEWER,
which s having an immense sale In oil the Southern
States, can now be found at the "WHOLEoALE
DRUG HOUSE" OF DowE NOISE, Charleston,
by tho gross dozen, or single bottle As reatorer
Of color and dressing for the hair combined there IL
no equal. Cnly 81 bottle. Try It
Iannarv III thstu6
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

CPER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
RELEASE OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRA1N-oBsEoUEs
OF THE LATE EMPEROR MAxnlnIAN-THE LIB
ERTY OF THE PRESS IN FRANoE-FoREIaN
MARKETS.
LONDON, January 22.-George Francis Train
has been released.
VIENNA, January 19.-The remains OF the
late Archduke Macmillan arrived here last
night. The train was met upon its arrival by
the. Austrian officials, troops, and vast CROWD
Of people. The remains were formally received
by the imperial family at the palace. The OBJ
seouies were celebrated this evening with great
pomp. The funeral procession was formed In
the following order: Societies of orphans, car
rying appropriate symbols Of national grief;
the clergy in a body; the mayor and mu-
nicipsl authorities of the city; a corps of
marines as guard of honor; catafalque
bearing a casket containing the remains,
the whole profusely decorated with inn
mortenes; Admiral Tegethoff; officers of the
navy and army. In the Church OF the Capu-
chins were assembled the Emperor, the arch
dukes, court cabinet, generals of the army, the
QlplOulAUlC duo oPOO1oA SAA'oy" AAOAAA A0N
eign powers. After the requieum mass had
been celebrated the body was placed in q vault
prepared for it's reception. A vast crowd vis-
tied the remains during the day while lying in
state. The Emperor Francis Joseph has writ
ten an autograph letter to Admiral Tegethoff
thanking him for his services in recovering the
remaina.
Kuhn has been appointed Austrian Minis
ter Of War.
PARIS, January 19.-The Duke de Persigny,
in letter, objects to bill recently proposed
for the government OF the press of the coun-
try. He thinks the press will be allowed too
much latitude. While he would favor bill
designed TO give more freedom to the press,
the obvious tendency Of the provisions of the
present bill would be to leave the journals free
to assail public and private character.
LIVERPOOL, January 22-Noon.-ootton dull
and easier; quotations unchanged. Bread
stuffs quiet. New Mess 7Ss. cd.
2P. M.-Cotton steady; rather more doing;
sales will reach $4,000 bales; Uplands 7ta72
on the spot 7ta74 to arrive. New Mess 74s.
EvENNa.-Cotton easier; Uplands 70 on the
spot; u to arrive. 3readstuffs firm. Others
unchanged.
LONDON, January PAP. M.-Consols s2Ia
92b Bonds 712a71b.
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The East Florida Banner,
OCALA. MARIOH COUNTY, FLORID

T.F. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
s. c.. DEBRUHL, Assistant Editor.
U,HE BANNER HAS A LARGE CIRCULA-
i TION throughout the most populous and veal
thy portions Of Florida.
Business men, des-ous Of introducing their bush,
ness through that section, would do we'll TO adver-
tse IN Its columns.
SUBSCRIPTION, So A YEAR.
sPARN1cK Co., Agents, at Courier Office, Charles
ton. South Carolina September 81
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FUN FOR ALL!

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Of Ventriloouism by few hours practice, making
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1sss-THE BAPTIST BANNER. AU--
1UsTA GEORGIA.

HIHE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SEVENTH VOL
i UME OF this Religious and Family Journal VIII
appear onthe first Saturday in January 1858. $50
The Banner will be issued regularly every Satur.
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The resident Editor, Mr.. JAMES N. ELLs. VIII
guished writer's Of the denompoion IN this and the
adjoining States.
a limited number o. adyerijsewentP fnt suitable
character) will be received at the usual rates.
Subscription price THREE D LIARS per fnnum-
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Special Motifes.
January 23

@NOTICE.-THE STEAMER DICTATOR
will not leave Tuesday night. Shippers Of Freight
for Florida vii please hold 1t for steamer CITY
POINT, which will sail on Friday Night at usual
hour. I'D. AIKEN & CO.,
January 40 Agents Florida Line.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CONNoRs & CARTER, PRoPaHToRs.
DUBLISHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
at Lancaster q. r., s. @. having large sub
scription list it offers favorable medium to Aer,
Chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business In tie Or per Districts OF the State:
Rates Of advertising hbeIal Specimen copy OF
aper sent on application. August
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Mamso.

BART-MAYER.-Ont the 18th instant, by Rev. O.
]. Cao0HAs, Blr. WIN. BART TO Miss DESIRE
MAYER, all Of this city.
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Market Reports.


New YORK, January 22.-Cotton firm and
less active; sales $500 bales, at 17a174c. Flour
unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn closed dull and declining; new mixed
Western 81 S1a1 S2ac.; white Southern 81 2sa
1 80. Oats S5ta86c. Mess Pork heavy and de-
olining; new s21 25; old $40 25. Lard firm at
l2Sa13tc. Groceries firm and steady. Naval
Stores quiet and unchanged. Freights firm;
Cotton 1a7-16. Governments closed strong.
go Coupons 1Os. Sterling dull and unsettled.
Gold 39s.
BALTIMORE, January 22.-Cotton dull at 16a.
Flour very dull and nominally unchanged.
Wheat steady and scarce; Southern Red 50 rs
az IS. Corn frmer; Prime Yellow 81 15a1 1S.
Oats dull at 79a75. Rye very dull at 45a55.
Provisions steady. Bulk Shoulders 9. Lard 13s.
ST.. LOUIS, January 22.-Flour firm, ranging
ST 75a14. Corn, shelled, s9as0c.; in the ear,
ssas4c. Mess Pork s2Oa21. Shoulders 9aslc.
Clear Sides 12a12sc. Lard 112a124c.
AUGUSTA, January 22.-Cotton advanced &C.,
closing at 15sc. for Middling; sales 66T bales
receipts ss5.
lSAvANNAH, January 22.-Cotton opened quiet
and closed firm and advancing; Middlhg 1915
1910; sales 672 bales; receipts 1884.
MOBILE, January 22.-Sales of cotton 4OO(
bales; market opened easy, but closed hard
Middling 15ac.; receipts 2024 bales; exports
1903 bales. q s-.-alsf
New ORLEANS, January 22.-Cotton dull
MiddIngs 17c.; sales 1000 bales; receipts 2O76
exports 1889. Sugar active; common sas}c.
fair 11aa12lc.; choice 1a2a14c. Molasses active
common 56a60c.; prime to choice 75asO'. Ster'
ling steady; 4sa52. Sight Exchange On New
York per cent. discount. Gold S7taSN.
WILMINGTON, January 22.-Turpentine de-
cl;ned and quiet at 81 S7a Cotton declined &c.
Middling LIZ. Tar 81 80.
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has also been made to convey the mails from
New Orleans by Pensacola, st. Marks, Cedar
Keys, Tampa and Fort Jefferson, Dry Tor
tugas to Key West and back twice month.
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FOR BALTIMORE,
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON &.

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LNE.-FoR NEW YORK.
ga-A, THE ELEGANT SIZE WHEEL
NkHSss$ff9 steamship "MANHAT rAN," Conn
LE1MEltsdNS msnder III. s. WooDauII- yiu
rHf@zStsssu leave for toe above port on Sdfur-
.ldy, the 25th inst, at oCfock a. II. . ~
:. Outward Freight engagements made with CoUR-
fENAY & TRENHOLM, corner East Bay and
Adger's North Wharf. - ~
For Passage and business pertaining to inward
Freights, apply to STREET BRO1HERS CO..,
No. "a kast Bay.
STREET, BROTHERS CO., .,.nto
COUBTENAY& l. 1RENHoLM,) NseAs'- q.
Janua-y2S 49,
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rT~DA ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAM
.Sas55S7.s as.if57 ELS viii leave Charlsstons5 every
Monday and Thursday Night at u o'clock; and
Savannah every Wednaddy and Saturday Morn.
ing, ct O'Clock. Touching at .Bludton on Nor
day trip from Charles E., aud Wednesday, trip from
Savannah. -
All Way Freight, also Ilunton wharfage, must b
pre- paid. e-...-... sL cgrt
: For Freight or Passage apply to -,
JOHE FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf
Januarv IA
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FOR NORTH AND SOUTH EDlsTO,

FOR NORTH AND SOUTH EDlsTO,
ROCKVILLE, FFNwIcK.s AND HUrcHMsoN's.
AND WAY LANDINGS. ~ .--''
~N~p THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
,Ez5se:SsSESs Captain .. BOYLE, will ,rsceiys
Freight tbs Day, and ltsve To-Ao1rou EorrsHg,
at s O'Clock, and Edisto Monday Morning, ut 3k
O'Clock. ...-es 6ii-s-
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, Or to
JOHN b. MURRAY, Market Wharf,.
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STEAMER PILOT BOY..... Capt W. T. McNaLTy.
STEAMER FANNIE. :Capt +. PECK.
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Tho Reconstruction Conventions.
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Reconstruction ConVentlons'
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH. January 22.-The convention spent
the day in fixing the per diem and travelling
expenses of the members and resolving upon
having a reporter for the convention. Ihey
have fixed on eight dollars for the members,
twelve dollars for the president and twenty
cents per mile.
TALLAHASSEE, January 22.-The convention
notified General Meade that they were ready to
receive any communications. The Governor,
Commanding General and State officials we're
invited to seats. The rules OF the Houne OF
Representatives were adopted and resolution
prohibiting the sale Of any property on execu-
ton and the collection of taxes, and urging
the release of all persons now imprisoned Tor
the non-payment Of taxes, was passed.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, January 22.-In the convention to-
day resolution was reported by committee
requesting the General commanding to sus-
pend the collection of taxes for 1867, with re-
spect to all persons not allowed representation.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, January 22.-The convention
to-day adopted article SO Of the constitution
providing for the election Of Governors and
Sheriffs Of New Orleans. Articles were also
adopted defining The powers Of impeachment
and prescribing the process thereof.
---e--
Affairs In Virginia-Disposition of the
Peabody Fund.
RICHMOND, January 22.-Grant leaves for
Washington tomorrow.
schofeld gives an entertainment to the Pea
body trustees tonight.
Bishop Mcnvaine, Of Ohio, made brief ad-
dress to the convention to-day.
At a meeting of the trustees Of the Petbody
fund, the following resolution, offered by Cen
eral Grant, was adopted:
Resolped. That in view Of the present 1esti-
tuition prevailing in the Southern and South-
western States, it is in the opinion OF this
Board expedient that the Executive Committee
and the general agent be authorized, III con-
formity with the permission granted by Mr,
Peabody, to expend forty per cent. OF the prin-
cipal of the fund in addition to the accrued IN
terest, and that as large portion OF sale. sum,
not exceeding s200, 900, be expended during the
current year as in their judgment can be ad.
vantageously used in promoting the object, OF
the trust; and the authority Of the Board is
hereby given to such an appropriation.
Another resolution was adopted, giving the
general agent authority to increase the sums
already promised for educational purposes,
and to make payments quarterly or seni-an-
nually. The Board then adjourned, to meet in
New York on the third Thursday in June.
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THE SPECIAL ORDER.

THE BPECIAI OfOfN'
The hour having arrived for the considera-
ton of the special order, which was the 1aYor-
able report of the Committee on the Executive
on the resolution to petition General Candy to
suspend sales of property under execution for
three months,
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FOR GEoKCETowN, 3. @.


TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND. KErTHFIELD
q AND WAYEnLY MILLS. ~ {,
rK@A THE FINE STEAMER EM1.
,uSssa3sSs7S ssas.i35= LIE. Captain ISAAC DAVE, will
receive Freight This Duy, at South Commercial
Wharf, and leave aa ADORE on Friday Aornino, the
Oath instant at o'clock. &c.
Returning, will leave Georgetown on Monday
Morning. 27th inst, at 8 O'Clock. 80 eaIe'
All Freight must be prepaid. - - .
No Freight received after sunset. 49,.
For Freight or Passage apply to
SAACKELEO3D & KELLY, Agents. III :
No. / Boyce's Wharf
aS- 9. g. FRAZER, Agent at GEORGETOWN 3. G.
January22 Z, SSc q
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH .STEAM-
PACKET LINE.-sEMl.wEEKLY VIA, BRAU- :.
FORT AND HlLTON HEAD-wEEKIX Z
VIA BLUFTTON. -
STEAMER PILOT BOY...... Capt W. T. McNsLTy.
STEAMER FANNIE............. .:Capt +. Pxcx.
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CONGRESS AND TIE MUh0oI
The WASHINGTON Express says:

The Committee on Elections will soon have
novel contest to consider, and one that will
involve the question whether the government
of Utah. as administered by Brigham Young,
is republican in form. MIR. McGroarty, the
candidate of the Gentiles, has arrived here,
and is now preparing evidence to submit in
contesting the seat Of MIR. Hooper, the G sitting in
elected by the saints. Mr.. McGroarty claims
that the elections, as conducted by the bish-
ons of the Mormon Church, who act as judges
at the polls, arc not only unfair. but wholly at
variance with the mode prescribed by United
States law. The evid snce will set forth all the
pecuiarites of the administration OF civil al
fairs by these Mormons.
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The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
timore Gazette writes under date Of January
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j. 4. JlHSOn lWHIIeI, q! NeiSiu", 01o,ou q
resolution to reorganize the Supreme and such
Inferior Courts as the legislature may essab-
Iish. II provides for the election Of the Judges
by the two houses OF the legislature in ''grand
Committee" each Judge to hold his Office
until it Is declared vacant by act of the
General Assembly; and provides further
as to the manner IN which vacancies are to be
filed when they occur from any cause, DC.
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
r. G. Donaldson (white), OF Chesterfield,
objected to the introduction Of resolutions OF
this character. Committees had been appoint
ad IN nrenare such amendments to the consti-
tntion as might be deemed necessary, and he
Thought it was not f1attering to tho good sense
of the members to be continually offering sug-
eestions to these committees. He hoped the
Convention would discountenance them.
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Shipping.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

For freight engagements apply to .so.r
:: PATTERSON & ST00K, -;
. January 10 South Atlantic Wharf
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- o.. 'e- -
Grain !! Grain Grain

a gentleman on Tuesday last re.
cclvcd a paper which he opened in
our presence. From It dropped Il
clipping from another paper, which
when ne read in our hearing, We re-
uncStcd it for the use Of our own col
umns. Here it ~, reader, and we
hope you will ponder itwcll
The Atlanta Oluni,n says that
while majority Of planters in the
southern and western portions Of this
state have become bankrupt in their
attempt to raise cotton, every farmer
III northern Georgia has made money
by raising wheat and corn. One
farmer ma county north Of this, who
never made amy money, even before
the war, on the cotton sensation, clear
ed $4,000 this year by raising wheat.
Now We arc sure that NO District
can boast Of moro Succosstul system
OF farming than that part of Fairfield
known as Egypt. Whoever heard of
4 farmer III that payt Of the District
breaking ? Whoever hoayl Of man
who wanted corn and could not find it
among the Briccs and Simontons and
Douglasscs? Whifc on the other hand,
all other parts Of the District have suf-
fered mainly because they planted all
cotton, comparatively, aud no grain.
The people Of Fairfield have the
most urgent teachings before them.
1t in spite of these they persist in the
production ofc5tton, to the exclusion
Of ali that forms the staff Of lifo, uron
them will fall the burden of blame that
they arc not Independent farmers.
y word to the wise is (somotimcs)
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Tho Club House Fracas.


The chGr(esto" Mercury has been as
sailed by some of the great striped
On Monday last. after the Convention
,l;orrroa ,ho ro,o.,. A. p.m
y, 49, '0""c''
ioSan was a'''chcd ny the young
or MacEcy. The 4ncrcWy gives the
following account Of the affair.
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,d;,nrnmrnt ~ uoor,''y thn ,,nas" , ".eot .hc
n"J lnrorn ,l,o 1nln,s i" n,s,D W o9'Tcc.'uh' az
Iau I Il w AT NJ a'v' NIaaIa ,inI 1'Il icit 'he
nr,nnnh,r,, ,anj - .nn "I'o"'n + NJ rom
cv iEr chnirman Of thn m non,.o,,.;,, y ru;oh ;
,nnyn,cLnd NTr Roswo,1 ~ I''.,o"' I'.''
,yln rrnnrts for ,,;s na,,or .nI 'sIn' ,'
,,.nloi IF lin ,yhoth,r ~
author of thc .kotch or A @ ~" o,. ."o
!, yr,,cr,)ov,s u.nnry : A. 'oHoy io
rnnlic1 n,i ha ,..s Il ~ ~ ""
Nacl;ov th,n .trun)y ., NJ
fcw Ll1ws n,s.nl hn,wnn, ~ .i',,, "''' :"
irhcv wnrn XXX .n;a"l '"oi''
stnn,lin" ,,y nn,l n nmnra,,IY y pn,a'os "s
excitement Immediately arose in the
ha''' inc l'o''"G being strongly against
W, 'I"3' - 'oSc", 'r.; ana
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tho floor, but do not doubt that some
body will bo there representing the
Me'r"ryy to take notes, and hope it
will be SO.
In speaking of the compliment the
Convcntionhas paid our contemporary,
tho Aercuysays,
eff it were possible for tho lawloss
body ofnegroes assembled at the Club
House to confer o compliment, they
have done so upon the Assistant Edi-
tor of this paper, in cxpclling him by
vote from the floor upon which they
meet dailyto do the bidding of tho
Radical reyolutionists who desire,
through this instrumcntality, to seize
all the powers Of government and
force upon the country negro-clcctcd
President. The proceedings Of this
collection Of negroes has only hereto
fore been noticed in this Journal, that
intelligent men elsewhere might see
the gross monstro&ity Of the whole af-
fair We have thought it duo to the
people of the country that We should
so far give circulation to the proceed
ings of this illegal body foistcd upon
the State bya ramp Congress aid the
bayonet; and, i'll doing SO, that We
should expose the material of which
it is made up. The writer was and is
the published Assistant Editor OF this
paper, writes his own opinions and is
responsible fnr what he writes.