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HE PRESIDE NT A CONVICTED

I.a, been disputed question for
Son" sme whether President GRANT
ever aaI % conscience or not, but be that
Is . may, his moral sense has been so
thoroughly blunted and corrupted by
Deed, m: injustice, that he has concluded
give Conscience a vacation, 1t does
Z, serve his purpose now to have con-
s.sacy-uo- did it when he made his
s'es: bid Tor the Presidency, by lying to
P'esden. JOHNSON, and WAS con-
convicted of it by the testimony OF
every member of the Cabinet, except Mr..
SEWARD, and he evaded the point.
A,a.n be folds up conscience, which is
A-P o, .eaI to him by day. and u hag
-!' al, dreams by night, and posi-
'y,E denies the promises he made TO
A- AEwIII Not satisfied with this,
-g *.lis up his weeks drunken debsuch
by .eyotirg he Sabbath yesterday to
.a.e'y,"w, with press reporters, to whom
Le ',as.l-- his false statements, and
'-~as 90 yI.tity his unlawful course in en-
'."rS military rule in the South as
~-',--r necessary for the safety OF
'-@ government. If it had
-": been :or the presence OF the troops,
.~ .sy. Governor CHAMBERLAIN
Would .o-iay have been refugee from
u. Na-u.lra. 81, AMEs is from Missls-
'lr. That Is probably the truest
'.s.em.Ht that GRANT has made for
.-.s.a OF time. Ard yet who doubts but
'-': CHANBgRLIAN ought to be retu-
zee. No one, except those who know
Ia: be deserves place in the state pen
@e0@ary.
Ba; GRANT seems to act upon the prin-
aP.r .a4,
tt-.rIe> tor their robbery have authority
'"'" judges steal themselves.
Ilere,are he has felt it incumbent
'P92 himself in violation of bis promises,
"e.. as in violation OF his official osth,
ID Use the army in the prote, tion OF the
"Petoag Governor OF South Carolina
"'" the righteous indignation "t the
Ps l.e Of that State. Fslsehood is the
.".e o. cowards-it Is a crime that
&ol.t make villains blush-yet the
resident recklessly goes on in his pe7-
--y Is though no dishoEor attached to
." Having taken one step on the down.
'A'd road, he is fastening on with dam
9s'oas rspidity. and will not only ruin
~.mseIf, but Sampson like, pull down the
""0.e structure of Republican govern
neht with him.
IT, lnat once hath III issed the right way,
urther he doth 20, the further lie
10th stray.
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Mexican Affairs.

MArAMoRAs, December 9.-News has
inst been received from the interior OF
Me.lco that President Lerdo and cabinet
have been captured by the revolutlonists,
near the City of Mexico and General
Escanbedo, secretary of war, shot. The
Government of Lerdo is undoubtedly
overthrown.
Mon terey and Satillo have declared IN
favor of Iglesias and surrendered
without fighting. The whole north
ern frontier of Mckee, exceP:
Matamoras, is in the hands of lgleslas.
His friends in this city are now out with
music and torches celebrating his sue
cess. c-,
The invitation yesterday Of Genera!
Reyultas TO the merchants OF Matamoras
has developed into scheme to pIunder
them of $4,000 under the Pretext OF a
tax of three per cent. on merchsndisc
and property, levied by himself, against
which the whole community are protest
ins as illegal.
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The Administration Desper-
ate and Determined.
Congress to Adjourn on Fri
day till January 9th.
Proof Of Radical Frauds in
Florida.
Meeting Of Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, "a. NJ,

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, PAM
Special to the Register.
Discouraging and disquieting rumors
are in circulation of the plan of the ad-
ministration to prolong the carnival of
force and fraud to the bitter end with
regard to the Presidential question. In
Congress frauds would have to give way
before Constitutional law, but barrier
of bayonets would serve TO block
all legal process. This is the sdministrs-
tion programme. Terry has said the
House Will not be allowed to take part
in the counting of the electoral vote. He
will tolerate the presence of the members
only as spectators.
Grant told Mosby last night that
HAYES has been elected and he would see
him inaugurated if it took the whole
military power of the Government to do
it. He promised him an important
command in the army which ls
to overthrow the will OF the people
and trsmple on the Constitution Nor
ton is Dragging that the Repub licans can
clean out the Democrats without any
trouble. The temper of the administrs-
ton men is desperate and determined,
Mosby being of the opinion that the
best elements of the Republican party
nav avert u collision, but the outlook
;urbodes brewing storm as probable.
Congress adjourns from Friday next
unLil the second Monday in January
IN order to give the South
ern committees time TO collect
testimony and report.
A number of the Northern Democratic
committee have arrived here from Flor
ida. They say they have proof OF Radi-
cal fraud, and that Attorney-Genera,
Cooke will issue certificates of election TO
the two Democratic candidates for Con-
gress.
The citizens are raising a subscription
tor Wade Hampton. Mr.. Corcoran gave
$1,000.
The National Democratic Committee
will probably hold meeting here soon
to t.,Le the situation into consideration
The Senate Committee on Privileged
and Elections yesterday appointed the
following subcommittee: For South
Carolina, Messrs Cameron, Chris
tiahcy, Merrimon; Florida, Messrs'
Mitchell, Teller and Cooper; Louisiana,
Messrs. Howe, Wadleigh, Boutwell,, Nc
MILAN, Mcdonald, Ssu!sberry, Morton,
Logan and Herman. A committee on
Oregon have quarters here. Mr..
Boutwell, declines the job and another
will have 20 be appointed. These
Senate committees are intended to take
up additional material for the Republican
case, to counteract the effect OF the ii ouse
Investigations, and were sppOlntedin re-
sponse to a Macedonian cry from kel-
logc, Chamberlain and others, and mean
to give color if desired to their vilainies.
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TALLAHASSEE. December 9-Messrs
Cowgi and McLIn, the Comptroller OF
Accounts and Secretary OF State, were
brought before Judge White, the circuit
Judge Of this district, to-day, TO answer to
the rule of the court to show csuse why
they should not be committed for con-
tempt in continuing the canvass, or GER
tifying it for the Governor and other
Stste officers, after they had tesn
served with the restraining order OF
the court At twelve o'clock
to-day they appeared with their counsel,
Judge Emmons and asked for time 70
prepare an answer AID after arguments
they were granted till :our o'clock.
They appeared at thst hour and after a
heightened argument submitted a written
answer which they requested they migl 1t
not De required to file in its unfinished
condition and pleaded for delay, and the
Judge granted until nine o'clock Monday
morning when they were ordered TO sp-
pear and answer.
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RemodelIjng OF the French Cabinet.

PARIS. December l0.-A cabinet
council was held Saturday, to consider
the remodeling of the ministry. 1t ls
asserted that President Mac Mahon, al
though at first strongly spposed to such
a course, has consented to part with Gen.
Berthauld, minister Of war. In order to
facilitate France of NJ. Simon in the
ministry, NJ, Dufaure interviewed
NJ Simon to-day, and offered him
the portfolio Of the interior: Nj.
Simon subsequently had conference
with Republican leaders. The Republi
can party seems to be divided i'll opinion
ss TO whether he should accept the office.
A meeting of the Left adopted the mo-
tion confirming the previous resolution to
uphold the programme of the republican
majority, and insisting on formation OF
the ministry in accordance with the
views of that majority.
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H. y. MURDOCH.

lie sclor, who Was burned in the
B-gos.yu theatre, once lived in Wheel
.-s. sai was known by the name of
hitchcock. having assumed the name OF
Murdoch a.,u- -oing on the stage. His
:-ms.l. v-ry 10, found and identified
@. .a!e Saturday evening, but a body
opposed 81 bee MS was taken from the
:..as i ta, or .~o ago previous, and pre-
g,r:. p, a.," made ;or its burlsl. The
.-.-. ..a aDtor, who persisted in the
1-- :oak piece yesterday in the church
al...s :"r vars ago became Proml-
l.r.y a.m- ,. The Little Church
A-.... ... ,u,ryr.
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COLUMBIA, December O. The follow
ing has been received by the committee
of the Democratic House:
COLUMBIA, December s.
To Hon. Il. +. A. Connor and others:
| have the honor to say, IN reply to
YOUR inquiries upon the resolution which
YOU handed me copy yesterday, that
the United States troops IN the State
House were placed there by my orders,
for the purpose OF executing such orders
AS might be gwen; and III this connec-
tion | would say with reference to in
quirieslnumbcr six and seven, that if your
body should appear n: the
State House for the purpose of
entering the hall Of the House of Rep
resentstives and should be refused ad-
mission by those having charge Of the
doors and such persons should apply to
the officer in command OF the troops 81
the house for the assistance necessary 10
prevent YOU entering, the present
orders to the officers would require him
to render such assistance. | am gen.
tleme I, your obediert servant
THos. H. RUGER
Col. and Brer. Brig. Gen.
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Murdock's Body identified.

The Ereniag Post says that the body
of MurGOck, the actor, was discovered
this morning in the ruins Of the Brook
lvn ;aeatre and fully identified by the
COSTUME. The body, which was thought
to b. his because it was near that OF Bur
rou- s, must now be placed among the
uukI,rSn
T. curtain rose this morning on the
last act of the fearful tragedy which
began with the fire in the Brooklyn
theatre Tuesday night. Special services
will be held nj the different places Of
worship tomorrow, in accordance with
the programme, but the buriai Of the
bodies OF the victims this afternoon. was
a fitting end to one Of the most doIetu.
histories of the modern times, AT
Adams st. morgue one hundred collins
with German silver mOuntings were
brought in and placed upon the floor
and into them the unidentified and destl-
tute dead were placed. Fltty-siN hearses
and undertakers wagons drew up ut the
entrance on Adams street, and the re.
mains were lifted in. There were two
cofiins placed in a number OF the vehicles.
Considerable delay in the formation Of
the procession was caused by the desire
of persons in the Adams street
morgue 10 continue their ehur.-
for the Identification Of friends
and several additional bodies were
recognized. The throng about the mar
ket was very large, and the Utmost rN'
element prevailed.
Shortly after one o'clock h" ghss.l
cortege started through Boerum Pace
and then entered Schermernorn street,
hundreds Of men. women and ch'.irea
following along the sidewalk II a -ta."
of agi alton. When the hesrse. ~ q
wagons reached Schermerho-n street ther
formed in parallel lines. rnt there was "a
delay Of nearly forty minutes. Ait5"'Rh
the weather was very cold and n cutting
wind blowing a gale, the nelgaboraooI
Of SchemerhorE street and Fletbush
avenue was crowded with la-gciP ats
and sympathetic spectators The sad
ness in the faces OF the women waiting
was very marked The s, ,ldle-s VINO
were awaiting orders TO move suffered
lntClss!E !EOH Lut SO'A. L "aS a l~SbSHA
that an entire division o; militia would
parade, but about hsit.p past one an order,
caused BY the extreme cold weather, Was
promulgated thst only regiments and
companie. previously volunteering were
to parade. 1t was twenty minutes 70
two when the order to march was given.
The procession Immediately moved from
the head .! Schermerhorn street into
Flatbush avenue amid general mourn
ing, and timed by tue measured roll OF
drums and by the fttuI sobbing Of almost
broken hesrts within the houses and
without them. Far along the wide sy-
enue aad scross the broad streets, many
an eve sas mos. and many q lip qu'v-
erinc AS the dead was borne 70 Green
wood, leaving behind them sacred mem
ories and poverty, too, which VII! not be
efaced, and By their very stiffness and
seclu:ion appealing more loudly than
the noise Of the works in behalf OF their
stricken and famishing loved ones for 8
wise and generous charity.
The following wss the
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Murderer Convicted.

DAYTON, O., December "a verdict
of murder in the first degree was to-day
brought BY jury against Harry Adams,
for killing soldier rsmed Mullahen on
the l4th of February last. The murder
was committed in an attempt to rob the
soldier. Adams is a young man, shoe
maker by trade, and his past life is un-
known he having only been here year.
He Is said to have parents and brothers
and sisters living in Baltimore, but they
have had no communication with him
since his arrest.
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Murderer sentenced.

81. JosEPHs, December 9.-John Law
renee, twice convicted OF the murder Oh
his father, in Halt county, in January
last WAS sentenced this morning to be
hung, in April next. The mnrder was
the most brutal committed in this Sec
tion for years. An appeal has been made {:
10 the supreme court, and an effort Is
making te have the sentence commuteo
70 impTisonmert tor life, but probably
will not succeed, as public opinion Is
yery strong against him.
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TearfaI ExpIoston.

TITrsvGLLY. December 10 "A special
70 the Herald, dated PetroiiA, Pa say.
two men from Titusyille, one named
Dan. Smith, the other named Humphrey,
we're blown " atoms there, this after.
noyl, By sn explosion Of 'ir hundred
pound. %; glycsrine, which they were
ur loading All that has been found Of
the bodies is portion II foot. Con,id.
ersble dsm.ge wss done 20 houses in the
vicinity.
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yeryices at the Little Church
ArOund the Corner

new YORK. December lO,-funersl
services over tne remains Of the sctOrs II.
). Hitchcock ia % nsm', Murdoch, and
Claude Burroughs, TOOK place at TWO
o'clock this AFTERNOON rom the Church
Of the TransfgurstI0n tthe Little
Church Around the Corner Rev. DIR.
Houg,on otiiciated. Thousands Of pee
ple assembled outside of the church. not
with.tauding the bitter cold, and the ss-
cred edifCe WAS crowded. The music
was rendered by the ahles. talent Ia the
CITY. among them Madame Eugene
Pappenheim. Miss Emma Thursby, Mrs.
Philip Suiager, Nile. Anna DrasdelI,
Mile. Henrietta Carradi. OctsgIe
Georniere aud NJ. Fritsch. Among the
prominen, actors and actresses present
we're Edwin and Mrs. Booth, Dion and
Mrs. BJuGiCault, Charles ThOrns, Lester
Wallace, Tony Pastor, Miss Kate C.sI-
ton. Mss Fanny Moraunt, Tom Morris,
representatives from the prlnclpsi thea
tres Of New York, more particularly
Union square and Wsllscks. and 4
large delegation from Chestnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia. The music,
which WAS eIceilently rendered, and
comprised Il know that my Redeemer
lveth. "Quiss est Homo "Stsbst Ma
ter" Angels ever bright and fair, and
% best in the Lord, Elijah Ine ser
wees lasted nearly three hours, and the
remains were conveyed prior TO internent
10 the Second street vaults, Brooklyn
The pall.bearers were Lawrence } Bar
rett. J. II. S.otdard, F b Wsru, II. F.
Dslv. James O'SeiLI, Il. ". Mont
gor6srv. Lester WALLACE, + +. Msckey,
Frederick Robinson, ". Z. Sim. Edward
Lamb, Il. B. Phillips, John Purcell, W
Z. Sheridan, H. J. Montague and Il. T.
jarrett.
In Brooklyn to-day no matter in
which direction you turned your eyes =
seemed TO rest on funeral cortege. ILe
burlsls tc-3sy OF those who met tbe.i
death a. the theatre were as follows
| Thomas J. Dempsey, John ksnigsn
Albert J. Summerside, Michael j. Wei
don, ". F. Benton, Chs. Hsrt:ngan
Thos. q. Checkester, WilsIn &. Powell
Joseph P. Mediger, James Morri., Wm
Z. Turpenning, Albert Morrison, Gus
tsys Ansrbssh, james McG'sib, u. W
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Drowned.

LOUISVILLE, December "a special
to the Erening Ns0s says that three
Young ladies, two Misses Campbells' q
Miss Choate and one man, James Greg
ory. we're drowned in 3 mill pond ten
miles from Olmsted, Kentucky, Friday
night. A party OF fifteen were going
to a dance, ten in one canoe and five in
another. As the party of ten approached
the bank about twenty-five yards distant,
the canoe began to dip water, and finally
sank. Five of the men swan to the
bank and one lady, and the other four
ware consigned to watery grave
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Prisoners Escaped.

CoLUMcus, o., December lo,-John
Dorshue sent from Lucas county for one
year. and Theodore Costello, sent from
Montgomery county, tor three years, es-
caped from the penitentisry last night.
and they are still at large. The men oc-
cnnied adjoining cells and managed to
.scret q saw, with which the bolts OF the
celIss were sawed of, the men ther. went
into the wire shop, where rope and
wire hook we're secured, ard with these
Tho men scaled the outer walls. a re-
ward of $500 is offered for their return
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Six or Eight Hundred Troops in
wsshIugtou.

and If there should be any necessity for
more, b.. would der them bithsr Ne
.hould rave peace II We have u hgh. for
u. He SID that CON" dsys he received
Eve or sir letter. threstenirg < ssssssips-
ton. but pad no attention % them.
When be fret came 20 the Executive
MsnsiOn he had fouGd = military
guard there but he immediate
caused il 10 b. Withdrawn nd sent " the
barracks
The Pre.iIsnt, reierTing 20 the politi-
cal complication, said hs lad Gn abiding
faith 10 Ghe people. As Ne have had one
rebellion. be did not believe the people
were anxious for another and thought
there would De some way out Of our pre-.
sut dIffi cutie.
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CommItIee- n Work.

NV YagE, December lO-A Wash.
ington special says that Congress will
probably adjourn from Friday the 10Th
inst, ull the secynd Monday in Jsnus-
~. IN the m'a7time 9 select committee
will pursue TIE investigation 10 tho
Southern States, and proper authorities
will make inspection Of all places Of pub
lie smusemenp Of city With view ofex
smining their facilities for exit in Gaze
Of fire.
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Steamer sunk.

EUFAuLA. ALA, December lO;-Ihe
steamer Big Foot, owned by the Centrs!
rsIIrosd of Georgia, was snsgsed and
snnk ten miles above here, last night
The crew aud passengers were saved. saved
The lower deck is under water. Aoou'
two hundred bales of cotton are nostln 6
of. It is unknown whether the cotton
was insured. The steamer is TOTAL loss
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Rather Trust Rebels chan their
Northern Allies,

and tried 10 say ~ much in his annual
message He did not recsIye all the re-
ports from the departments in time, and
therefore he WAS obliged 60 leave out Of
his message many subjects 10 which
otherwise he would have slluded he
ssid, in response tos question, that he
would answer the House resolution rud
inform them why he bad 'en! troop, to
the South.
Among other things, ths Pr.deGt
said. in response 70 inquirie. ths, there
were now
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4 GENTLEMAN OF this city, who has
-, -,-aI.ns several days in Washing
... ,.-m. Us that the Democratic
p-,.,,-, o.. Congress are hopeful OF the
-... and onowing that they have
Is. .. ..~Ir side, are determined to
n.....- :-gIr rights, and the rights Of
70. g.-.. The people are backing them,
s,l n. TIlDf> : Inauguration is fore
y.,.. ..r.'.,lpu. Rest easy.
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Death of Mr.. Trenholm.

CHARLESTON, S. c., December 10
Hon. George A: Trenholm, an eminent
merchant Of this city, and secretary OF
the treasury OF the Confederate govern.
ment a, it's collapse, died to-day, aged
20 years.
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DRaIh 0ECaI HelH

New YoKK, December l0.-Brevet
Col. Thomas Weir OF the Seventh
L. S. cavalry, better known as General
Clusters regiment, died suddenly yestsr-
day at his home in this city OF conges-
tion of the brain.
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Orderofthe Procession.

First, mounted squsd OF police, aud Of
Carriages coutaining clergynen, horses
and other vehicles with the bodies o! the
dead, an escort Of several regiment. OF
militia, Major General Thomas 5. DAhn
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PATR1oTlc BLAsPHEMY.-The fearIs-
burg (Giles county, Gazette thus enef-
getically expresses itself: Damn tne
Returning Boards. The devil will get
his own some day"
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.TgEL.t.s Church Around the Cor
..-... ,9uwa as the Church OF Trans
ration in Brooklyn. Rev. DR..
g,rrgroN oticiates rs pastor.
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rs. Republicans are falling back and
n,v.,r,,s advancing to the music OF
r..,,a. Ny Oregon
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.rsg Oregon swrndle" is what the
..,,Iit How about Louisiana?
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-rp held no secret session when he
.,.,.ei the returns.
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w.xpyg if the Republicans can find
.-,egalsri;y in the admission Of Ore
.,s.s State
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ru, hundred and ninety seven bodies
To-. lowered from the ruins OF the
5.2ysIyn theatre.
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Tar p-esrnt cold snap is the beginning
.rr,r,siou ol storms during the
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,.,rvrg Theatre burned in Albany,
.,,,gns.e.y no lives lost.
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ra..-<. That's the word that go:
g-rsY down.
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.a.o.>. That's the word that
.,v went ahead On.
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GsoyER tells why he did it.
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.,y,,ion unchanged in the three
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ly'herljna aseglstcr.
~--I-,ltr rstU,aay at l07!

.,,fsr to-Jsy rosH be partly
,,aH 70 ,0sst ,ciads, rising
" ami SVOIO.
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Additional Di,p..ehs. on fourth Page.
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,-g-E-G-o-N.
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RuXer's Reply.

COLUMBIA, December g. The follow
ing has been received by the committee
of the Democratic House:
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

GOrernOT Of OrCgo
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The Florida Radicals Begging Time

Col. and Brer. Briq. Gst
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