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Affairs In Ten nessse.
ORGANIZATION OF THE TENNESSEE MILIT1A-PRo
C1AMar1oN OF GOV. BRowNLow.

ORGANIZATION OF THE TENNESSEE MILITIA-PRo-
GAMAT1oN OF GOV. BRowNLow.
NASHVILLE, September 16.-The Banner has
received by telegraph, from Knoxville to-day,
the proclamation OF Governor Brownlow, which
declares there are armed bands Of secret con-
sprrators against the State, who have been
committing, and continue to commit outrages
upon defenceless, inofensive and loyal citizens.
It recites the act OF the Legislature giving the
Governor power to call out the militia, and
s.ys 'In pursuance of this act, I call upon all
good, loyal and patriotic people, white and COL
ored, OF every county in tn e State, to proceed
without delay to raise companies OF loyal
able-bodied men, and report the same to me
at Nashville. Whether any OF the compa-
MES, white or colored, 80 organized, will be
called into the field will depend entirely upon
the conduct Of the people in the several coun-
ties. earnestly hope there will be no occa-
sion to call out these troops, but that the ef-
forts of all citizens to preserve and maintain
the peace will succeed, and thus obviate the
necessity OF this stern resort. But II, unhap-
PLY, better counsels do not prevail, and order
is not restored, and I am compelled to put
down armed marauders by force. propose to
meet them with such numbers and in such man
ner as the exigency shall demand, whatever
may be the consequence, and will not be de-
TERED from the discharge Of my duty by threats
of violence from rebel speakers or rebel news
papers, nor by any other means of intir1ida-
tion."
The Governor prefers that these troops shall
be raised in East Tennessee, and therefore
does not limit the number of companies Ill any
county. 10 reference to the promise of the
Federal troops to keep the peace, he says that
should the department commander be furnish
ed with sufficient force to keep order, he will
cheerfully cooperate with him. In that event
the State Guards will not be called into ser
vice.
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Our European Dispatches
IPKR ATLANTIC TELlaRAPH.l

lPkR ATLANTIC TkL1HkAfh.I
IHE QUESTION OF WOMAN sUFTRAdE-FURTHER
.sllsa -. PARTICULARS. 5--@ - =.
LoNDos, September 16.-Tho registration of
voters for the Parliamentary elections, which
commence about the 18th Of November, is be-
ing prosecuted with great diligence through
out the British Isles. At many places women
formally demanded that their names be placed
upon the lists Of voters, on the ground that
they possessed the property qualifications pre-
scribed by the Reform bill, and the legal
aspects Of the question, as well as the ezso Mt
Of the movement, have excited much public in.
terest on the subject. Over six thousand
women claimed the right to be registered in
Manchester alone, and their demands were
urged in an able speech before the registering
officials by Miss Lydia Becker. After argu-
ment on both sides the claim was disallowed.
Similar proceedings took place in other towns,
snd in some cases the question was reserved
for legal decision. A case has finally been
brought before the judgesat Westminster, aad
they have overruled the application Of women
to be registered as voters on the ground that
an amendment to the Reform bill, which was
proposed in the House Of Commons by Mr..
Mill, substituting the word "person" for
.snan," was rejected. and that BY this action
<the House clearly indicated the extent and
purpose of the bill in this respect.
NApoIEoS's PLEDGE OF PEACE.
vi PARIS, September 1G.-M. Guizot, the dis
:tinguished historian and author, has an arti-
Gle in the last Revue Des Deux Mondes on the
state Of Europe While he has no doubt OF the
desire csNapoleon for the preservation Of the
peacs Of Europe, he urges on him the reduc-
ton of the; army as the only effective pledge OF
peace. 1 -.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 18.-Ihe Empe-
TOR will Immediately reinforce the troops in
Central Asia. =
LONDON, September 1s.-Sir John Young,
the present Governor General of .Nea South
Wales, has been named for Governor General Of
Canada
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

ACTS RATIFIED AND APPRovED-sPEclAL COM
nrrrEr REcoMMEND EXPULSION OF LESLIE
$50 600 MORE ASKED FOR TO MEET THE E1-.
PENsEs OF THE Observation-Disclosures
OFF FOR Observation-Disclosures MEMBERS
PERMANENTLY SEATED.
CorUMa1A. s. c., September 18.-N THE SEN
ATE the following acts were ratified to-day:
Act for the preservation Of the State Capitol;
act to organize the Supreme Court; act to
amend an act entitled an act to incorporate the
Air Line Railroad Companyin South Carolina;
an act 10 extend the charter of Kinsler's Ferry;
act to alter and amend an act entitled an act
to organize the Circuit Courts; act to amend
an act entitled an act to authorize loan TO re-
deem the obligations known as the Bills Re-
ceivable Of the State OF South Carolina-
The following acts were presented to the
Governor to-day for his approval: An act to
extend The time for officers to qualify; an act to
provide transportation for convicts discharged
from the State Penitentiary; an act to enable
the Chatham Railroad to extend their railroad
to Columbia; an act to incorporate the Wando
Mining and Manufacturing Company ~
The special committee to whom was referred
the resolution for the expulsion OF Leslie,
white carpet-bag senator from Barnw ell, who
has been poking the. negroes and especially
Burnt District Randolph, under the fifth rib
during the whole session, reported in favor OF
expeIling him and declaring his seat vacant.
The reportwas made the special order for to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock. -
"A large number Of bills we're postponed to-
day to the regular session.
Whittemore introduced o bill making an I'D
ditional appropriation Of sSo, 600, to meet the
expenses Of the Legislature.
Whittemore obtained leave Of absence and
Left for Washington at seven O'Clock this eve
ming.
Both houses agreed to enter into an election
for Circuit Judge, in place of Williams, on
Monday.
In THE HOUSE, Tomlinson introduced bill
to provide for the wants Of the sick poor in
Charleston. 3.
A resolution permanently seating the Ander-
son members was unanimously adopted.
DeLarge introduced q bill to amend an act
to provide for the inspection Of -four. -
A message was received from the Governor
approving the following acts: Tax act; act to
provide for temporary. organization Of. the
Educational Department; act to remove county
seat OF Beaufort from Gillsonville to Besufort.
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Letter from John Quincy Adams.
BE ACCEPTS THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR
GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS DENouNcEs
PAPER MONEY AND RECONSTRUCTION.

GOVERNOR OF MASSACHOSETTS-HE DENOUNCEs
PAPER MONEY AND RECONSTRUCTION.
Boston, September 18.-John Quincy Adams
accepts the Democratic nomination Tor Gov
ernor of Massachusetts. His letter Of accep-
tance says: 'T think that there are two mat
ters of national interest involved in this elec-
tiun-one of which is important, the other VI
tai. The former, which take to be the fnan-
cial question, was not treated by the New York
National Convention in manner which sat
isles my judgment. By providing for the pay
ment of the bonds known as ive-twenties by
the surplus revenue alone, thus Ignoring what
seems to me o valuable part Of MIR. Pendleton's
plan. viz: q withdrawal Of the issues OF the
ma .ional banks, the Democratic party appeared
to commit itself to an indefinite extension OF
the intolerable nuisance of an ir1edeemaole pa
per currency. am too much Of Democrat
to regard any such prospect with patience.
believe in hard money, and therein hold my
self to be true Jacksonian Democrat"
He then criticised the reconstruction meas
ures of Congress as the vital question, saying
ssI will not argue the unconstltutionality OF re-
construction. The almost unanimous disln-
clination of the Republicans to allow it to un-
dergo the scrutiny OF the Supreme Court seems
to confirm the reported statement OF the Ia
mented Stevens, that only two damned iools
in the party believed the Reconstruction acts
constitutional. Even if they were constitu-
tional, should deem them unwise. The union
which they impose is to my eyes no more like
the union Of hands and hearts than gal
yanized corpse resembles healthy man. "
The letter closes as follows: 81 think
that neither the interest nor the destiny OF this
people will allow the permanent domination OF
the African race in any State. Bnt the be-
publican party is irrevocably pledged to this
idea. They have staked their existence Us q
party on its triumph. To this idea they have
sacrificed their constitutional obligations, and
for this they must make further offerings in
the future. The blacks must have lands for
farms, and standing army to maintain them
in their position. They are clamoring for
them now. The United States must furnish
them. The path on which Congress has en-
tered permits no halt or retreat. 1t is ruin.
We must begin anew, taking the constitution
for our guide and natural laws for our hmita-
/ tion."
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BANGOR, Me-, September 15.-The Republi-
cans Of this city, including the Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, are greatly discouraged at the result
in their State. They had confidently counted
on twenty-five thousand majority for Cham
berlain. Returns received to-day indicate that
it will not exceed fifteen thousand, which is
Democratic gain Of nearly thirteen thousand
from 1856, the last test vote in the State. The
Democrats throughout the State are jubilant,
it being conceded before the election that any
thing less than twenty thousand Republican
majority would be Democratic triumph. For
ten days before election the Radicals freely bet
on from twenty thousand to twenty-five thou
sand majority. Large sums OF money have
changed hands to-day, the Radicals paying up
their bets. In the cities and few large towns,
where the Radicals hold absolute control OF the
polls, they made large gains over last year;
but the country towns generally show larg
Democratic gains. The Radicals have spent
half a million Of dollars in this election.
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The dragon I.eSislature.

San FsANc1soo, September 1S.-The Oregon
Legislature assembled yesterday. Democratic
majority in the Senate, four; in the House,
eleven. Notice was given Of bill repeating
adoption Of the fourteenth amendment.
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The Georgia LeTislature.

ATLANTA, September 1s.-No business of i'm
portarce was transacted in the House beyond
the passage Of the Senate Relief bill by large
majority. Hon. A. 81. Stephens has been re-
quested to lecture publicly on the present
condition of the country.
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@WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU

@WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU ?
This Is the familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases the answer is 81 don't know exactly,
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Suffial notifes.

@RELIGIOUS NOTICE.--SERVICE AT
Trinity Church, Haselsireet, To-Aorrow Morning,
by the Pastor, Rev. F. A. MOOD. Service at Might,
at haIfpast Seven O'Clock, by the Re-: W. g. BOW
MAN. SIS September 10
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James Gordon BeEnett's House Burnt.
NEW YORK, September 1S.-James Gordon
Benefits house, on Washington Heights, was
burned from defective hue. II was fully in
anred
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fnaeral Notiffs.

o. Tho Friends and Aequaintances OF
MIR. and Mrs. GEO. F. KINsEY, and Of Mrs. ANN
KrssHx. respectfully invited to attend the Fune-
raj Service Of the former. at st. Mary's Church,
Hasel-strest at Ten o'clock This Aorning.
Septamher 10
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H@ ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-T b E
Rev. D. <. LAFAR. Principal Of the Rutledee Ave-
nue. Seminary, will perform Divine Service in this
Chapel To-AorroD afternoon, goth instant at half.
past Four o'clock.
Senternber 10
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The OCTOBER ELECTIONS States hold
their elections in October as follows: Nebrss-
ka, October 6; Ohio, October 13; Indiana,
October 19; Pennsylvania, October 13; Iowa,
October 13; West Virginia. October "a.
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Speeial astifes.

a@TAX-PAYERS OF ST. JOHNS BERKE-
LEY PARIsH.-colecton OF Taxes Will clo,e as
follows: At Biggen Church, September 2sd; Straw
berry Ferry, September 24th; Pineopols, septem'
ber 25th; Calamus Pond, September 2eth; and The
Barrows, September 2sth and 2sth. 1868.
City residents interested can me at the Court
house, September 21st and S0th
= A. C. RICHMOND,
September 10 10 Tax Collector.
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September 10

TONGUES, Magnolia Hams, Sugar-cured Break
fast Strips, No. Mackerel German Sausage, receiv
ed this week WM. 8. CORWIN l. co.
Sentamher 10
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Frost in Kew England.
Snow in Maryland,

PHnA1E1pH1A, September 1s.-There was
heavy frost throughout New England last night.
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Erost in Virginia.

RICHMOND, September 1s.-Ihere was hea-
w white frost in the counties around Rich
mond this morning. The vegetation was not
killed.
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BALTIMORE, September 1s.-There was
slight SNOW in Richmond and Robinson Coun-
ties on the 10th and 18th instants.
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The Result In Maine.

BETTER AND BETTER NEws-THR REPUBLICAN
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