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Cotton.

Amid ihe many Disadvantages, social,
moral and political, under which the
Southern people labor, it is gratifying 10
know that some relief is afforded this
otherwise into'e?abla condition bv the
present and prospective prices Of cotton.
There is !it'Ie probability, under the pres.
ent demora'jlel system Of labor, that the
production vii, be so enhanced as to ma
teria'Iy lower the price Of the staple: and
farmers may reasonably estimate that the
labor which they may devote to the rails
ing Of cotton will continue to be amnlv
remuncrated. The NotioRoL I!ie'1'rea
Ger expresses tho belief that the crop o(
1867 will not be much larger than that
OF 1866, though it is hoped the season
will be much more favorable and as.
signs the following good reasons for its
convictions
"Neither the political. nor social, nor
financial condition OF affairs in the South,
will favor largo increase in the culture
OF cotton, or rice, or sugar. What Nor
thern capital and enterprise e were employ
&c in the last year will be much dimio
ished this year. The negroes, AZ a gene
raj rule, worked better, under spas,no9,
&c effort, Last year than they will ever do
again. That is the testimony from PLAN
ters, Northern mon as well as Souhern.
Besides, The leg station Of Congress pracs,
them on political eqnsIity wifi the
whites, and this will tend to dissatisfv
them with their industrial position. They
will expect, as another step in advance. n
division Of the land and other property
among thom. They have already. in
common with tho whites, the right. un
der the homestead laws, to take up Gov.
eminent LANDS, but DO not avail lhom
seIves OF it,"
There is truth in this argument. II
cotton were really 70 become again a
great staple. Produc. OF the South, then
cotton lands would be in demand. But.
on the contrary, owners are really anxi,
Gus to sell at low prices, but find no pur
ch"'ers. Ills stated that plantations on
the Savannah Ri'or, with all improve.
ment', capable f'PFoducing. without fer.
tlizers, bale Of cotton to the acre. ere
frequently offered at 81 per acre less than
the original Government price for public
lands. The truth is, there is no money
IN tue South, and the New York FGnan
e'dS Chronlcte endorses this assertion,
WOea, on giving resors for the slagna,
hon OF business at the'North, it states, as
enc cause, that the Soutb iis not able To
purchase goods, nor sost tspay for sup
plies already obtained. s'gs,g =
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Death Of ]. ID. B. DeBoy.

The Charleston Courier Announce. the
Iemise OF this distinguished author and
journals lie was = native Of the City
OF Charleston; and at the time of his
death was residing in Nashville, Tenn,
whsro be i'sned simultaneously, at Sa,h
vile and New York CI'y, his worId,famed
QuaGehy Review.
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THE REcoS5TRUcuos BmL.-"Leo." !"
the Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier ssys;
rs 10 :he reconstruction provisions. i,
Is held iha, any one, in any State. may
call convention for the purpose Of rsor
ganiziDg the State gov srnmeOt The bill
makes it no ones business to call con
Vsntion, a body Of freedmen or single
individual may call IT, They may call,
bat will the con ,ention coma when taN.
cd.
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EFFECTS OF MILITARY REcoxsrRuc
TIoN.-Ihe paralyzrng Influence Of the
scnelnes Of recOns!Tuclion now agittteI 10
Congress is already felt throughout the
Sou.h, and eventually must react upon
Nouhan industry. 4 single fact shows
bow powerful isthe influence thus exerred
in discournging the investment of capital
10 that part Of tho country. We are 70
liaIiy informed that to day severs Eng.
lish gentlemen who visited this country
with the fuIl expectation of purchasing
cotton lands to the extent Of co. 600 900.
have abaudoned their purpose in view Of
the uocertsiutIss Of the future since the
designs Of certsiG Radical politicians have
become more fully disclosed. Planners
Hre ready TO make favorable terms for the
sale Of real estate, but at present fird few
who are gi!ljng to buy. Thfy arc ap
parently doomed TO still more hopeless
poverty. and there ia general gloom and
discouragemeu, in lhu section among All
classes NJ nsrpe.
~. " Jour. Of Com, Fe5. 90.
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LATEST BY MAIL.
SYnops sis Of the
VETO OF THs MILITARY REcoSsrRUcTioS
BILC--TnE PRESIDENTS opjeCrIoNs-
ITS PASSAGE OVER THE VETO.


BILr--TnE. PRESIDENTS oujecrIoSs-
ITS PASSAGE OVER THE VETO.
WAsuINGroE. March 2,
The Pres'aeut says, in effect, that he
has examined the Bill to pro,ids.a more
eiilcleat Coy "Nernmrat for the rebel States
| with that caro- Which lis transcendant iui,
portance swaLens, and finds himself upa
ble to give it his assent for reasons so
| grave lie hopes the mere statement there
Of will be sufficient To lutluence patriotic
and enlightened men. The Bal n'nccs
ten States under military rulers, and. NJ
! this respect, c"mbata tho preamble. lis
! Iu!ormallou shows the people united in re
| org fuzng. their governments ON bass
! of peace. Tie face Of the Bjl shows that
''s object is not peace. AfDpr the States
/ shall adopt measures so no,orinuS'y oh
| J"cllontGIs, representation is allowed them
! without re;tr"Ico - security Of life ur
property. The proamhlr's excuse for the
| Bt'l is admitted hv the Bill tote false
Military ru'e is established not for the
prevention of crime, Awt for the enforce
ment aud adoption OF odiUus laws. Tnr
measure. in character. soma ,rl oIi.,
is wi,honr prerel,n. or an,horilv-r,.na,
l'v in corni,, with the Constitution. ,pl
de.,ruc,iye Of ofllc.l'hopcL, ,;h,.r, Tro
| power given a Brioadirr 0ererL 10 ,3ot
! Of an ah,D'qte urona,ch-his will i, law
-hc determines the ,io,Lr. Of mason ,rj
pronpr,v-d:>r..es &C rarJs AMI on.l.
/ within his D.,,fr,-nsks. his own ,.ri,n
! inaI code e-rverv,hinr is c,in;r,l-nb;c),
he denomiraies crlm.-every pers',n pui
tv whom hc condemrs-hs ke.ps no re-
cori--recl make no rcport-he can even
! break ny c~Irus and make indres aud
jnro.s criminals. lila military courts arc
tot hit own making. AND It's o!Iirars from
his su6orlina,es Instead of mjt,ca,ins
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Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
rHE uSivEasAL REMEDY yoE INTERNAL Asp
EXTERNAL conpL,I,Fsi

~ ihR period there are but few Of the
human race unscquaiutsd with tho merit,
OF the Paia Killer bit while some extoi
II ne a !Hiiment, they know bpt littlo Of its
power ~ easing pain when takcu internally
while others use it INT rnLIy with great
success, bat are equally ignorant of its hed.
iHE virsnos waes spoiled eyt~rnal!y. We
therefore wish 10 say TO all that it il equal
iy successful whether used internally or ex.
ternaiy, and II stands alone, snriyaIIed by
all the great eainlogus or Family Medicines
and Us sale is universal aud immense. The
demand for Il frcm loiia and other foreign
countries is equal 10 the demsnd at home.
apd II has bseoms khoWp ia thssa FAR of
places by its merits. lI2
Por sco BY tho village Merchants. Mch
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Important Decision.

Among the interesting questions (says
the Charleston Courier decided at the
recent session of the Equity Court, Chan,
ceIIor JOHNSON presEinC, in Orangeburg,
was one involving Il nice point in refer.
ence 20 Confederate money az currency
The case was one OF pu,chsse made in
1862, when the buyer pad 81 900 in
Confederate money at the time of pur
chase, and gave two notes for the bal
anoe, one payable at twelve months, the
other at two years. In 1853 the first
note was paid, when due, iD Confederate
money In 1864, part Of the second
note was paid in Confederate money,
about a month before tho note was due.
When this note matursd, the purchaser
camo forward with the balance, and Of.
fered it IN Confederate money, but Il was
refGsgd.
The question came up whether lls pur
chaser had not performed his contract as
far as ho could be expected to do so. Az
ter an able argument the Court held -
That balance was still due, and that il
should 90 computed 10 the proportion
that the whole Of the original debt bears
TO the value Of the purchase ia present
cUTTeBCV. GIVING credit for all navn,ants
IN the same ralio. Tie question will he
carried up 10 the Court Of Appeals.
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impeachment.

The Washington corrgsp pondcut Of the
New lorE Tribune says, under date Of
Fr5rnry 2otu:
'Ih4s" vino think the question Of i'm.
r"schmo,t hes been given up and will
die in comnlln'e nre greatly mistaken,
nod viii be slar..ei Cno Of tese days
when thr c'mml,ci reports. Il is vel
i.Co"n that a very large number Of Per
sons from all parts Of the country hnvs
been subj oana"h to appear hefora the Ju.
dietary Committee to give evidence in
matters which it is thonshl will hsIp. i'm
peachmrut. There arc per-oM here now
awaiting call from tho connn,ntbyio
TESTIFY Hs to the restoration oftJsofcrs,
'ne"t plantations in the Son'herr States,
lhese plantations we're seized by our
Govsrnment "a Hbrg goned property az
the tjtno the United Satcs troops occu.
pied the conn,ry in Which they were ait.
mated, and wero leased out 10 persons by
tho Government. Ii j. CHARGED that
President Johnson restored to the oripi.
nNI owners, who were pardonei rebels.
number Of these plantations, ~ the Tina
when the crops II The lps,ecs were under
cultivation, thus ignoring contracts which
the Government had pledged and pro-
ducing great IO'srs to Union yneh Who
"sre working them. 1t is said General
Fullerton, who il Low here. is to appear
before the cogmtlee in regard To this
matter. Tie was in command of tho
Freedmen's Bureau in Louisiana, and
carried out the orders Of tho Pfesiden ssn
returning these lands TO rebels. Arr Con.
way, OF New York, predecessor of Fnl.
Ier,on as agent Of tho Freedmen's Bn
reau in Lnuisisns, is aRo IN this city. and
appeared before the Judiciary Com mit,ee
to day, Secretary Stanton was also be
fore the same committee 10 day.
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. WAsmINorox, March 2-P. "

SENATE Tie veto Of Shetman's Ra
construction (M.i'ary) B.Il was reaI.-
The BriI was passed, notwithstanding. hy
vote "f 80 TO II. The Senate chen
went into Executive session.
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Congressional.
WAsHINGTox, March )

WAsHNGTox, March ).
In the Sena'e, several bil!s were pre-,
sented--one for re organizing the Supreme
Court. Ali were laid on the table until
The committees were appointed.
II was announced !hrt the Presideut
had no communication 10 make.
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WAsUINGToH, March G.

IN thS Senate, SIMMER introduced A
bill to guarantee republican government,
that would protect III" Ioyal peopi, of the
South. Also, TO prescribe the oath.
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MAsnIHaIoN. Mntch 3

The Nora'd's specl,I saysa delegation
from South Caro- ina is already here, con
ferring with ,hs President relative to the
brigad sr to DO appointed Tor that State.
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Our New Status.

den SlVff ia rl,Cpl in a position com
,.,r..ll,.,.,l,. ,,:,l, ,r,o ,.or., c,,,. e d.,
,
! '''.''" N"''" ~ ''''''." "'N"'S =
! We do no! propose to speak OF the mon
/ stcoHs and oppressive character Of the
measure The President has done that
mos, or, c,r,nr !, his ,,os.ace sr,o,
,,l
/ Ms VI ""''' we -N' e'S'"'"''' "N' S'"
| ItN 1" inquire 'ns" the prHr'icsi bearings
Of ITO measure upon the peepe aud iusti
turions Of the South, in fur,heranre cf
,yl;rL tho s,,r;,:,o3 ar,rve;, or 10 aros
I -,
'l.'''.'"' "y ''' N"''''''""
! corner - rrr''n'"d'
The Act con'c"nrle'cs three phases of
! Government. Tie fr>t that oi,mjlirarv
rule, the uaturc and eX'cnt of which is
! exhibited in the Gral four sections; the
second The provisional exjTenc,. Of the
y present State governments, corcucront
with that Of the military rule, and the
terms Of which are set forth in the sixth
section and the taird the condj'io' Upon
and mode by which permanent Govern
m"h!, under which representation is to be
! hal, NAV No fnrmc1. Anl oF he, the
! fnh section "F the proposed constitutional
amendment forms m appropriate part.
| !, will he perceived 'hA' every provision
I which ~ thcrtby contemp'aiPy! Tor per
. ma""nt Government goes in'H immediate
operation wh'" IN provisional existence
und"r this Act "F Congress.
FIRST then rs to the military rue. The
states "' North and South Carolina con
SN'n'e the 7eco'd Military District, under
! 'h' cH'nman" "t An "'!'r"r OF IN" army Of
! not less rark than that "' Br' -g'lier'
: 'f"n"rd, with mIhtnrT force 20 enforce
/ ms anihnr'tv, nnd are mart" s"b,""t n. The
m'I"drH d'i"or'tt Of Ms' On'tt" States
| as hFt&WtJ PFHc"h@H. lh" extent
| lH"r'or' - w"nA 'h"-" S'n'"- are thus
nndH 'n.3'' 10y u" A. x {" D." Hs'"r
,@'n"d hV "hS' - mcrc"'i'rr PrrNc'7b"'
! ms vii u" learned from ia" th'td aud
'oufsh sections It's true TIE words are
| use i '',a' ','e ,'it'r ASSUMED l' = protect
the rights toxin "' person ard 'r"H'r'y,
"Hl 'S "ho.' S'"P" Is t" cr"'"r supreme
"u,h"f'tV whenever ''~H"Sed l." exercise i
rather over crimes ma 'n,sdFm'"n"rs''han
"''''''' % CIV, 'u.'S' ne is ""P"wor"d
-" 4. "''"s"'! ."lA'I.s>'o' : ana tn
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'N,' "'n>''' "'' 'o| 'te h'"' 'f 9@n"d'rs
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80, -, -! ~ '"' ''S S,'N % person. ""'t'V and
ne %'S '''T'f''"' "e P'"P,' are 'i""." to
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N"S ",',''| , "'','' INC ,e'',''"''d 'fhh
. "" " "Hn 'o'"'rF' "h' 20 'o s"' yet To
'','''' ''''''"'E c"'n'" '''"h or courts
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AEELICTEDl
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The astonishing success which has attended
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twill remove all nervous affections. de-
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lOGnS Nea. he hambuc-ri no more br
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Barnes Magnolia wafer.

A toilet delight Thc ladies' ,rcagarr and
gentlcmcns' hoon The "swee'cst thing y
and largest quantity. Manufactured from the
rich Southern Magnolia. Used for ba'hingthc
face and person. and to render the skin soft
and fresh. to prevent cruptions, and to per-
fumc clothing, &c.
1t overcomcs the unpleasant odor of Precipitation.
1t removes redncss, tam blotches, &c.
1t cures nervous headache and allays nlamma-
ton.
1t cools, softcns, and adds dclicacy to the skin.
1t Yields subdued and lasting perfume.
II cures mosquito bites and sting of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
1t is what every lady should have. Sold
everywhere Try the Magnolia Water once
and you will use no o:hcr Cologne, Pcrtu-
merry. or toilet water afterwards.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
DEMAS BAFNES 4 CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents. y. !.
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wuEEErEE r-EsRETER " cSxrwrs-
T-HE uIrE rTMEE KacEIxEx-
{. s-ruz sax-s ~ So sz==s $3.50
..ral- asrhrs. uAsrA "a Msrka..
-e-- r-raR s1 iz a~Er- . . sa.lr~fr s1rs-
fa.rsT~ q uEsg srer fsaa~ - ---- ~ ss--
~ N.iheaI Ehsss ~ oihsr .szAlIrses
49, h salaearal - Frstsni g.. s44lss. izte do
&C. Nc~. tA--s Are F-ssassiy Faa.lt. 90 n h.rs
tlr F-ap-istur. q tie bsry. C-srErs VASE
e. f.si the eisisn. Il this Aarhine aud they
send oct modest ehallelgr to ell comeet~,ors
to produce a chine. which. while. Il cleans
effectively. shall do IL with ~ IiIile labor 10 the
operator, and with such perfect immunity TO
the garments ~ this. TN these two points
this Machine has taken the first premium as a
Family asher wherever exhibited and for
lis perfection in these two points. il is at this
day enjoying a popular favor which can be
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woman, unable to work on her feet, can use
it with ease in a sitting posture. Come and
see.
The other points on which this Washer has
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goods it will wash ut once since til. last i'm
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two minutes being sufficient for batch. I'd.
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bluing, and rinsing withou either wash-tub or
wash-board. 9Th. 1t takes up but little more
room that common wasf-tub, its length be-
ing but 30 and its width 20 inches.
PRICES.
famiy oiZc, .........................Sl6,0 90
Hotci ol"e,'.......... ....................l6,O %
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Lyons Extract Ginger.

Lyons EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER.
For Indigestion, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Sick
Headache, Cholera Morous, Flatu!cncy, &c,
where warming stimulaut is required. Its
careful PREPARATION and entire purity m Ike it
a cheap and reliable article for culinary pur-
poses. Sold everywhere at fifty cents per bot
tie. Ask for - Lyons" Pure Extract Take
no other. See that the private L. S. stamp Of
Demas Barnes 4 Co. is over the cork of each
package. None other is genuine.
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LyOuS' KatlaairOM.

1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradcates scurf and dandrLF.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich. soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair turning grey and falling
off.
1t restores hair upon prcmaturel Sbald heads.
This is just what Lyons Kathairon will do.
1t is pretty-lt is cheap--durable. 1t is liter
ally sold by the car load, and yet its almost
incredible demand is daily increasing. and
there is hardly II country store that does not
keep it, or f,milv that does not use it.
L. THOMAS LYON. Chemist ". Y.
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and Sacramento Union, each -.
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Any Newspapers, Magazines or Reviews, not
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Orders for Books, Stationery, Music, Fancy Ar,i-
clcs, etc, promptly filled.
Purchases OF all kinds outside ofour regular bust
ness promptly ard faithfully attended to, at the
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Subscriptions payable invariably in advance.
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New Books received BY every steamer.
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News Agents, San Francisco.
~ New Dealers in the interior supplied at the
o west rates.
August 1866. \39.lv
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The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
with COG-WHEELS.

Accompanies each Washer-Famly size
SIS 80 Hotel size $40.
Send orders to
WIN. FALKNER 4 son,
San Francisco.
Or apply to the editor of this pa per. by
whom orders will be received ut San Francisco
agents prices.
Olympia. Jau. sc, 1867. l2-tf*
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20. DRAWER 2a3, BUFFALO, n. Y.
April 90, 1867. 24:ly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-25

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