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New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

Union RcpubIca.i Ratification Meeting.
A MASS MEETING.
TO RATIPY THB NOMINATIONS
OP THB
UyION REPUBLICAN PATTY
FOR STATE OSFlGSRS.
VIII
Ca WEDNESDAY BygEiS5 nsri ii'I ms
At
COOPER INSTITUTE
Thf f,'o Fiag gentlemen will sllres lh' m'rtns;
uDn WILLIAM N BvARTS
Hon BDWN MORGAN
Hon HORACE CRRELRY
Ion. JAMES " EYR
Gen. CHARLES n. VAN WYcK,
Gen. JAMES r. nsKEAN.
Hoi. JOSHUA n VAN corr
Gen JOHN COcnRAHB.
Hol. WM. A. NEWELL.
FREDERICK KAIT. esa,
FREDERICK SCHUgZ. el,
Geo. TuRODORB GATES,
A Band Of Music and a Gec Club viii be 10 iseaiinee
Fr,at seats reserved for ladies'.
CHARLES 5. SPENCER. chsrms.
w W. p"U$soso' ",soSo Secretaries.
Grand J'uiou Repubsican Ratification Meeting, .
COOPER lSSrITUTB Oct g. The Hou JOSHUA NJ VAN corr
wit s9-.k
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
Turner's Tie DoulourewN. or
TTRNgR's TIC DOULOURRUN. OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL. NEU ItAI.CsIA IlII..

UNIVERSAL. NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PlIIi,
A SAFE CERTAIN, And SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
uissn unfus remedy Facial Neuralgia oh-a efca<
perfect cure single No form sf Nervous Disease falls yield
to 1t. c influence o Cbreoe Neuralgia sAt
general Nervous Dersngents Of Standing. Affecting tho
entire system completely psrnanns cured BY frS days.
or few weeks a. the nsihng injurious the
d.. system anu can used perfect safety
slant ~, by tbr physicians .ho br AL
qaahsri approval by mail c,ptof 81 aud too postage
'N"P' TUREER Co. Sole Propr-tor.
Ne. 10 Tsepout.,t Boston. M'.s
aGen Hiram wnbridge will address toe sfrus at cooPSs
Better Than TO-
Strstpiuan the Chsaue Principe Ssspsla enters largely
into the so RenoTaag Re.L ore bo'- of
the the active principle Of cure than 'u o. tho
large bottles ordinary Sarsapan one eaFoon dose IN s
eases Of ska pooB three es day viii cure Ha
mo and Of al knds
rHE TRUE WAY TO SECURE BEATTY
T. Remedy changes the sH appearance aud condition Of the
diseased influence the ppasse objects have b>ea
liberated from their MISERY invested Nth al the aibuso OF health
,plb.nt, III not to Cosmetics appliances the stia
and complexion that depend for persona coaeues but TO
sni healthy blood annoyed with ow aud ash sAn eses
yeox duh complexion dsgured With Bhes PRPe' huptTs
sores Sc hair falling or teeth dcood heath ofen'i's
and irregular aside 81 t'"ous cosmetics AMI resort
to tue use OF tue
RENOVATING RESOLNENT,
vii, the purpose Of punfng nrehng od and receiving
,ssy an diseased deposits viii erov ren' health 'of es
favored personal nature in,eae Frn'' Whea
their ceu evidences Of tspsnid dess> sieh
once give the saarrLg nnoeeu RESoLvENr Prom a. 10 tea
drops o. the RRSOLyENT or ehcu o from TO TIRES
,.s old once dav vii al seeds " dNe tsss
Radwsy's Price 81 per bottle - i"s st bottles
by RADwAi Co. No Be- Mabisn.ane a1d b. d'usy''s
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The Hon Tho- n. Van Grand Ma. Meeting as
COOPER INSTITUTE. Oct 10
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
rrn11n11cAN MEETINGS.

E.PrrtlcaV STATE CosHifIEE h,'eN'' ,aN
'' ' 1setr1roItau Hotel Room lnf '
UIMuTON HAu.S. Chairman
IYrhxH CALDWELL, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
rpc1srRATIoN IN BRoOKLYN.

The Boards of Registration will meet at the
several polling places designated by the Board Of super
isor today u5th inst in order 10 register the names
OF persons entitled TO the approaching election
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE CARDOZO.
The Hon. Albert CardOzO, one of the Judges
OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of tins County having
accepted the Mozart and other nominations for Justice 0
Che Supreme Court OF this District has sent in his resg
haon 10 Gov FentOI take effect at once. Judge Car
Lo1os term had two wears His resignation At TINS
date for the purpose Of having the vacancy ntd by
ola fi. all
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

VIM Districf-The Republicans have renOm
1nated the Hon James smith OF Canaudagua for jus
aoe Of the Supreme Court The District u composed OF
te cOntesOf Livingston Wayne, Seneca rates Ontario
FSteuben MoRrOe and Cayuga Rochester paper says;
This Is hat every concerned desired ana expected
Judg smith Is OF the abest and best OF the lsts
now upon bench. and his retention IN that position Il
matter course probably Will not be contested by
Ete OprHlsiHg Marty"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on Sunday morning October
90. 1867 after brief Illness of Typhoid Fever at the
residence of Mr.. j. CART GLOVER, St. Pauls Parish
VIRGINIA beloved wife of j. WILSON GLOVER and only
daughter OF I. b. CHAPLIN in the twentyourth year Of
her age. -
DEATH for ihc first time has entered this happy house
hold and claimed as his victim the bride of but six short
months Loved and loving, she has left void eternity
alone h Amiablo in her disposition gentle In her
of those around ncr. Although young, she for many
years proved q consistent member of the church. and
displayed in daily lie the character true Christian
Sho sleeps the sleep of death, but 1--WE mourn not
those without hope"
"Ihe Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away. bless
cd be the name of the Lord t--
Thou art gone to the gravc-bu we win not deplore
thee,
Whose God was thy ransom thy guardian and guide
He gave thee; He took thee; and He will restore thee
And Death has no sting, for the Saviour has died."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

A DAUGHTER OF THE EMPRESS.
Q NAPOLEON AND THE QUEEN OF PRUssIA-An hislorl-
cal Novel: by L. Muhlbach. New York: D. Appietoh
Co: 1867.
These are the latest Of Miss MUHLRAcHs popu-
lar novels-nct the least, however. AS this lady
finds q ready and profitable market for her
wares, we can SEQ no good reason why she should
not continue, az long as life and health endure, to
produce her two, three or even four Historical TO
mances per annum. But lest We should unlnten-
tionay do injustice to our authorcss, we will insert
the following notice. which we lind enciosea Dy
the publishers i'll one of the above named books:
LOUISA MUHLBAcH AND HER WoRKs.-Ihe
proEptness with which the works OF this German
authoress have been published by the Appletons
OF New York has created the impression tnat siIe
Is most rapid writer. Indeed, some appear 10
think that works OF fiction flow from her pen WIN
unsurpassed frequency. This is quite a mistake
1t Is some fifteen years since her first WORK ap-
pesreG, and the date of her publication dun ing the
last ten years is shown III the following list:
"Archduke John and His Time" II vols, 1859 63
These are generally small German volumes, 16mo,
pps. 200 to N0, Of which there are six i'll work,
like the translation of Marie Antomette; 1.-The
Fugitiyes in London 3 vols, 1860; Franz Ra-
koczy," vols, 1861; Frederick the Great and
His Court" vols, 1849; Frederick the Great
| and His Family" 1864. Second series of 'Frede-
| rick the Great and His Court" 3 vols, 1864;
Count Won Benjowsky," vols, 1865; ''The Great
ElectOr and the People," VOLS, 1865; Historical
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District, |
CHARLESTON, S. c., October ~, 1857.

Headquarters Second Military District,(
CHARLESTON. S. c., October 22 1857.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1901
I. The following supplementary instructions are pub
lshed for government of Boards aud officers connected
with registration.
IL session of each Board of Registration for tho
final revision of the registration lists will be held at
convenient pot to be selected by the Board within Its
registration precinct The several Boards VIII NOT SIT IN
The several election precincts as heretofore but at
single place designated above provided; and any per-
son entitled TO registration within such registration pre-
cincts will be the re registered in the book of the cleo
ton precinct in VIII ch he may reside.
III The section for final revision will be held on
Tuesday, the 9Th day November next and will continue
five consecutive days.
". Reasonable public notice shall be given in each
election precinct where registration has heretofore
taken place. of the time and place of holding the session
provided for paragraph H. and of the object OF such sss
provided by Acts OF Congress in relation thereto
" Commanding Officers of Posts required to con-
vere by orer the Boards of Registsaton at some oon-
venent place within their respective registration pre-
cinct Immediately upon receipt OF this ordsr for the
purpose of making arrangements for holding the session
provided for in paragraph II.
W. AT the meeting provided for by paragraph III, the
Boards will take to cause due notice to be
gwen the meeting ,ug nal revision, prescribed in
paragraph w. f- '-'''
VII. The Commanding Officers of Posts will, as far as
practicable afford facilities to the Boards in the pubca
ton of such notices. by requiring local civil magistrates
or other officers in the vicinity where notices to
posted to attend to the posting Of such notices as
may be transmitted to them for tlat purpose by mail
otherwise, by the Boards of Registration.
WILL The pay and mileage Of registrars upon tho final
revision will be the Same as heretofore allowed except
that only eight days will be allowed for all services
dered by the registrars Mileage will only be allowed
journey to and om each of the two sessions of
the Boards herein provided for.
X The final registration will be completed dupli-
in the registration books already provded and
the completion thereof one set of said books will be
ained by the Boards registration TO be placed in the
hands of .hc managers and inspectors of elections when
such officers shall be appointed and duly qualified, and
the other set will be transmitted through tho Post Com
nandcrs t. these Headquarters. -
Y. Commanding Officers of Posts will that all
orders in regard to the completion of the lists COM
piled with, and thn the books complete in accord
ance with such ORDERS before forwarding the
herein required ..... o.
BY command OF Bvt Major.Gencral Ed. r. S. CANDY.
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Aida de-Camp Act. Asst. Adjt. General.
Official: o. N. MITCHELL Aide de-Camp. -. =.
October
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NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, October 25--Stocks dull and heavy
Sterling time 81 ; sight 81. Gold A. Money to
per cent. ~ coupons 1924; Tennessee 6s, new
issue, 6Os Nonr 10 to 20 better. Wheat 8 to Sc.
better. Corn &c. better. Pork lower at s21 Is
81 80 Lard dull. Cotton quiet at 19a 20.
Freights dull. Naval Stores unchanged.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Flour, more doing. State, sS 80 10 so. South
ern, SO q IA so. Wheat active and better. White
Michigan, So 20 a 8 25. Mixed Western Corn, 81 43
al 45. Oats 1c lower Pork heavy at s21 % a
81 80 Lard lower at $12 rs a 13 so. Cotton frmer.
Sales 5000, part TO arrive, at 20c. Naval Stores
unchanged. Freights unchanged. Stocks strong.
Gold, Az. '62 Coupons, 1925.
BALTIMORE, October 25-Cotton stronger; Geor-
gia Middling Ice. Flour very dull and no sales.
Wheat better; prime to choice Red 50 70 a 2 TO-
Corn steady; White 81 SS a 42 Mixed Western
81 81. Oats steady; Prime 70 72c. Rye un-
changed. Provisions very dull, but unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Mess Pork go so. Bacon firm: Shoulders
lag; Sides iSS. Whiskey nominal.
ST. LOUIS, October 25.-Flour heavy. Corn dull:
White 81 90 IA l 10. Mess Pork % 90; Clear Sides
III; Shoulders 1Sl IA.
CINCINNATI, October 25.-Flour unchanged. CYn
in good demand at 81 05. Mess Pork nominal at
s21 90; Bacon unchanged. Lard dull at 12i.
WILMINGTON, October 25.-Turpentne steady al
50 52s. Rosin quiet, at So for common; s3 S7A
for No. 1. Tar firm at 50 70. Cotton quiet at II.
MOBILE, October 25.-Cotton quiet throughout
the day, closing at III for AIiddlinSs. Receipts
to-day, S31; for the week, 66S2. Sales of the
week, 800; exports, 821O; stock, $1,000.
New ORLEANS, October 25.-Sales of Cotton 100
bales. Low Middlings IS. Receipts of the week
1878 bales. Exports 4911 bales. Stock SS,1s2
bales. Flour buoyent-advanced 5Oc Double extra
s11 75 choice extra s19 so. Corn.-Market nearly
bare White 81 so. Oats advanced to 7Sc. Porl
very dull and noninally s24i s24!. Racon un-
changed. Lard in tierces 14t. Gold 142. Ster
ling easier. No. clear bills 81. Bank bills Sc
Sight exchange on New York a per cent. pre-
MUM.
AUGUSTA, October 25.-Market firm. Sales 70;
bales. Middlings TIC. Receipts 9l7
SAVANNAH October 25.-Cotton active and ad
yaneed bc. New York Middlings &c., Sales SOC
bales. Receipts 23OO.
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Cable News.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON October 25.-A. s. H. White, Sec
retary of the Indian Commission, telegraphs un-
der date of October 81, that treaty has been
made with the Comanches and Kiowas, and that
the prospects are good for peace with the Chey-
ennes, Arapahoes and Apaches.
Secretary McCulloch has issued the following
Merchandise intended for ports and places IN
the interior Of Mexico, may be duly Withdrawn
from warehouse and transported by Sea in bon d
to Galveston, and from thence ola Allentown and
Gonzales, to San Antonio, and from thence by
way of Eagle Pass, Presdeo del Norte, or San
Elizario, to its destination in Mexico, under the
restrictions and requirements provided IN section
six, chapter three of the regulations"
The Tribune takes the ground than the Attorney
General should lead the prosecution in the Davis
case.
The revenue receipts to-day amount to s456, ,OOO.
The matter OF the Georgia University was re-
ferred to the President, who referred it back to
General Grant, by whom it was referred to General
Pope All matters connected with the districts
take the same course, neither the President nor
General Grant taking any responsibility beyond
referring the matter to the District Commanders.
The Georgians here are hopeless Of any change
in Pope's district
A recent dispatch announcing that Mr.. Davis
would certainly I've tried at the approaching term
in Richmond, gave the impression that this de-
termination was arrived at after consideration
with the Attorney General 1t is reiterated that
the Federal Executive has taken interest in the
case since Mr.. Davis was delivered to the civil
authorities. Mr.. Stanbery has given the proseeu-
ton officially neither direction or advice.
Reliable information received here states that
Juarez has issued a new grant for the opening of
the Tehuantepec route.
Official returns at the Bureau Of Statistics show
5O57 acres planted in cotton this year, yielding
ABOUT 1,5GS, ,357 bales Of 450 pounds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,l
CHARI ESTON 8 c. October 2l 1857 (

Headquar rters Second Military DISTRICT
CHARLESTON S. G., October q, 1867. !
[GENBRu ORDERS No. 105
Post Commanders may sdIiit to bail persons not SUBJ
ec to the Articles OF War; held in arrest by military
thory charged with offences not capital upon security
provided in the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: LIST, Of cash deposit OF the
amount for which bond is required bail by the State
law in like cases; Or I'd, of bond in like sum- running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with all orders, with surety, who must be freeholder
and must justify in twice the amount of the penalty and
must under SEAL authorize any officer ordered by the
Post Commander, in OF default and non-payment
by the surety demlnd to summarily seize and sell
sufficient Of the property of principal and surety to sat
isy the forfeiture and costs and Immediately upon de-
fault made, the bond shall constitute lien upon the per-
sona property of both principal and surety.
All bail and other bonds taken under military author
ty will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
By command Of Bvt. Major General ED. R. s. CASBY.
LOUIS V. CAzIARC,
Aid-ds-Celnp, Act'g. Asst. Adjt GenI
Official: o. n. mitchell, Aid-de-Camp.
October "a
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The London Bookseller contains the following
curious announcement, printed i'll displayed type:
':To be sold BY private contract, the copyright OF
work in manuscript, entitled the Tower of Babel
discovered, and the Deluge explained. The sub
stance of which is contained in about $50 foolscap
Alto pages. The author and compiler asserts that
he has made one of the most important discover
les of the present age namely, that of demonstra-
ting the identity of the Great Pyramid of Egypt
with the ancient and Biblical Tower OF Babel, and
proving, by conclusive evidence, that the Mosaic
Deluge was 4 local flood produced by the burst
ing of an ancient African lake, the remains of
which he points out, and also indicates in detail
the canse of the great catastrophe" 1t is further
announced that the purchaser will have the right
to supply advance sheets to American publishers.
Who bids +?
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From new Orleans.

New ORLEANS October 25.-There were seven
teen interments for the pass twenty-four hours.
The steamship Bavaria has arrived in Bavaria,
with over three hundred passengers. The first
experimental trip looking to the establishment Of
permanent line between New Orleans and Ham
burg.
The Crescent Of to-day states that private let
ter from Corpus Christi gives intelligence that the
towns of Brazos, Brownsville, Texas City, Mata-
moras, and the village of Bagdad, Mexico, have
been extensively damaged by the same storm that
recently devastated Galveston.
The steamer Pscarno left Brazos for this port
on the 29th ult., and has not been heard from. 1t
is considered that she has gone down with all on
board.
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Elections In west virginia.

WHEELING, October 25.-The returns OF the
election for members of the Legislature of West
Virginia are meagre, but indicate diminished
vote.
So far as heard the Democrats have made large
gains.
The City of Wheeling and Ohio County gave 700
Democratic msjority. Brooke County elects the
entire Democratic ticket. Wood, Marshall, Writ,
Berkley, and probably Harrison, have gone Re
publicln.
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OPTICAL.
OFFICIAL. f,..., ..;
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., October %, 1867. !

: .s
! HEADQUARTERS Second Military District,)
! l' CHARLESTON, s. c., October 49, 1867.
|. Commanding Officers OF Posts, upon the nomina-
tions the Boards of Registration, will appoint for each
election precinct polling place within their commands
three discreet and duly qualified persons who will be
DESIGNATED managers OF Eiections"-in all appoint
ments the State OF South Carolnn-and "Inspectors
of Elections when appointed for North Carolina.
II. When suitable persons cannot otherwise be OBJ
tained members of the Boards of Registration will be
eligible for that purpose.
ILL., When it is mpraccable to fill such Offices for any
election precinct polling place. such election precinct
or polling place will. by order OF the Post Commander
be consolidated with adjoining election precinct or
polling place for which such appointments are complete
Such consolidation will only DO made among the respec-
tive election precincts belonging to registration pre-
cnct.
w. The order appointing officers Of elections will
specify the election precinct polling place by number
and also by the local designation thereof il any,
and also will specify the registration precinct to which
the belongs, and the County or District for which
the is made; and such order will be forwarded with
out delay to these Headquarters
" The officers appointed rs above provided will, i'm
ncdiacly upon being appointed by the orders of the
Commanding Officers of Posts. qualify by taking the
oath prescribed in General Orders No. G5 current SERIES
from these Headquarters. Form No. 1.
VI Commanding officers of Posts will fill all vacan
ces in the office of Registrar that may occur. stating in
the order therefor the persons 10 whose places such ap'
pontIncnis LiaGc and the of such vacancy; and
such appointed will forthwith qualify. -.' -
VII. When Registrar is candidate for election ut
the election ordered to take place the 10Th and 10th
days o November next he shall give notice thereof to
the Commander and such Office Registrar shall
be deemed vacant
VIII. The powers aud duties of Registrars as superin-
tendentS of elections and of officers OF elections whose
appointments are herein provided for. Nl e fixed by
tirncr.l Order.
IX Managers and Inspectors of Elections will receive
o pay or mileage but will be entitled TOR clerical labor
not exceed the Of ten dollars for each Board for
all dntics performed in regard to elections.
y. The pa ahl mileage of Registrars superintend
ents OF elections will be fixed by General Orders
By command of BvL MajorGeneral ED. n. s. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Adedc-Camp. Actg. ASST Adj't. Gen'l
Official: L. " CAZIARC, Aide-dc- Camp, Actg. Asst.
Adm GcnY ..
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No. iss BROADWAY. NEW YORK,


No. .iss BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Wuere ST. So to 50 sizes are put up Families Stores
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n Is truly wonderful the confidence that is now had in
every form ol Preparations that comes from " "Costars
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Roaches Ants &c. &c. "Only nfilDb remedy known"
nSot dangerous ~ the human family. "RaS out
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"CU,TAR's" BED-BUG EXTERaTNATOR-A liquid
nut up in bottles. aud never known to TAIL
"CU-rAR'o" ELECTRIC POWDEk-For Moths in
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"COSrAR'S" CORN SOLVENT-For Corns Eunions,
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