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ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-Denever papers
publish dispatch from Gen. Sherman
TO Gen. Hancock, on. Indian matters,
in which he snys: We must not re-
main on the defensive, but follow them
up and attack them on all possible &C.
Casions. We must clean out all the In
dams between the Platte and Arkan-
sHs, and then move against the hostile
tribes beyond these river.
Omaha dispatches say Col. Patrick,
agent for the Northern Cheyennes, Ar
rapahoes, OgallHlohs and Sioux, has
Just arrived from the North Platte,
where lie met Spotted Tail, Swift Bear
and several other chiefs in council,
with a view of gathering all the peace
able Indians at one point, to be sub
sisted by the Government. About ], lOC
Indians were represented, and are now
camped near the North Platte. They
profess friendship, and agree to remain
III camp, subject to the Government
during the present hOstilities. Big
Mouth. with his band of Ogallalohs,
Phwnee Killer, with fifty lodges OF
Sioux and other bands, including Red
Cap and Dog Hand, who, with their
bands, participated in the Fort Phil.
Kearney massacre, are all moving IL
join this camp, which will numb Der
about 1900. Colonel Patrick thinks
the arrangements will be carried out in
good faith, but that the public may not
be misled, he says that Red Cloud, the
biggest Sioux chief, and all the Chey-
ennes on Smoky Hill, are clamorous
for war, SO that hopes for an early
peace are not TO be INDUCED.
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81, II, llhE, u and 121<c for shoulders,
sides, clear rib and clear sides. % d q
LARD-Dull, and prices nominal; old
lie; new ll5zc -.
LINsEED-Dull. saleable only in a
small way at 81 Sal A: lots forced on
the market would not bring over 81 sea
GRoCERIEs-FIrm, aud In good de-
nand. especially for sugar. 2
EG6s-l6c.
GoLD-1S71< buying.
chicago.
JULY 2-FLoUR-ve-y dull aud
prices nominal.
GRAIS-wheat-Low 81 70. Corn
Duh and lower; Ts1za7ss<c. 0ats-Dnll
aud lower; So Iza5Ic. Rye-Dull at 81 GOA
los. Barley-SothinE doing.
=, FRoVIsIoSs-Pork- at so 5Oa
q 90; shoulders held firm at Sc; rough
sides held at Toe. Lard-Heavy at lila
llLc.
wHIsKY-s2 80.
july 2.-FLoUR-Quiet.
S-Wheat-Inactivea and nomi-
nal. Corn-No. Chicago S5c. Oats
Nominal. Rye-Nominal. Barley
Canada held at 81 is.
FREIe HTs-Firm to New York; corn
Milwaukee,.
July 2.-FLoUR-DulI; CITY Xxx SlO75.
GRAIN-Wheat = Dull Mt 81 IS for
No. z.
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Specials TO The Netp YORK heI uLd.
New York July 2.-The Herald's
st. Petersburg special says: The Gar
yesterday met with Joyous recep-
ton. He attended tedeum in Hazan
Church. Senator Dooliltle was pre-
scented.
The Commissioners of the Russian
America Telegraph are in st. Peters,
burg. Their prospects are good.
The Herald's Pesth special says :
There is great agitation in the Carlowitz
and VanIkevar Turkish provinces. A
dictator has been proclaimed.
The Herald's London special says
In the House of Commons, yesterday,
Lord Stanley, in reply to questions
said the Government was not making
very rapid progress in the matter of the
Alabama claims.
The Herald's Paris special says: The
arrangement for distribution of prizes
at the Great Exhibition, yesterday,
WAS probably the most magnificent
every witnessed. Seventeen thousand
persons, representing all nations on the
earth, were present, dressed in their
national costumes. The orchestra num-
bered 1900 musicians, accompanied by
organs and musical bells. After the
Emperor's speech the exhibitors step
ped in front of the throne and received
their medal, ETC., from the hands of the
Emperor. Altogether there will be
is, 500 recompenses to 5000 exhibitors.
The Emperor of Russia was awarded
u gold medal for fine horses. Napoleon
was awarded gold medal Tor model
lodging house.
The only one the Emperor shook
hands with was Hughes, the inventor
OF printing telegraph.
PARIS, July 1.-The American Com
missioner, Mr.. eckwith, has been
made an officer of the Legion of Honor.
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Ne" IOHN' July :
REGULAR REPORT.

CoTToS-Dull, and shade lower;
sales 5000 bales at 26a261Sc for middlinG
uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts, 1859 bbls; market
l5a25c lower; sales 1000 bbls at S. T5a
10 for superfine State and western;
IS 5Oa9 so for extra western; $40 goa
IL 50 for choice do; $l0all for shipping
brands round hoop Ohio; Sill 20Al2 so
for trade brands; 50 50all for spring ST.
Louis; Sllal7 for winter do; the market
closing heavy; included in sales, 900
bbIs low grade, for export, at private
terms. California flour-Sales 500 bbIs
at Sllal4. Rye fourth moderate de-
mand; sales $50 bbls at So 50HS IS.
GRAIS-Wheat-Du and lower;
sales 1870 bus at 81 20 for No 2 Mil
waukee; 81 As for No. do; No. 2 Chi
cago 81 SOa2 SO; California 50 3242 so.
Rye-Qnll at 81 25al 40. BaTley-Dull,
Malt-Dull. Corn-No decided change;
sales SO, 900 bus at 81 DIAL OS for mixed
western; 81 O9a1 10 for kiln dried do;
81 10 for old mixed western; 90caS1 Oh
for unsOuud western; 81 2for Southern
yellow. Oats-Receipis q, $50 bushels;
prices favor buyers; sales Al, 900 bus at
7315u74c; Ohio Sic.
fee-Quiet. Sugar Firm and less
active: sales $50 hogshelds Gu
pa at 10LaII5sc. Molasses-Sominal.
PETROLEUM-Firmer and not very ac-
tive; sales 1000 bblS at l4al41<o for
crude; 241Sa25c for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-F and In
moderate demand; sales $3.50 bbls at
$2la2I 20 for new mess, closing at S2I Is
cash, $50 so for old do, SIS l2a1s SO for
prime, and $2Ia2I IL for prime mess.
Beef-Firm; sales 1855 bbls at previous
prices. Beef Hams-DuIl at $3Sa39 so.
Bacou-Sales $40 boxes at 1O9<c for
Cumberland cut: 1I1<c for short ribbed;
NC for long ribbed. Cut Meats-Dull
at S1zs911c for shoulders; l2ka13]<c for
hams. Lard-Dull; sales 775 bbIs at
llZa125Sc for newt small lots at 12kc.
BUTTER-DulI at l0a22c for Ohio.
CuEESE-7aI5c
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orrowA, July 2.-After being sworn
yesterday as Viceroy of the Dominion
OF Canada, Lord Monk announced
that the Queen had conferred on Hon.
J. A. Mcdonald, Knight Companion of
Bath, and Mr.. Rowland McDougall,
Cartier Tillag and Supply Companion
of Bath. The inauguration took place
in the Council Chamber. About fifty
persons were present. Sir John A.
Mcdonald has formed privy council
which have been sworn. It IL under
stood to be COL stituted as announced
some DAYS ago.
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For Rent.

piled by George 3. Tayl1- a Co, aud j.
Clemens 4 Co, on Main -fEas I: also tRst
ment rooms flushed. Good . - CTS In secord
story and good rooms FOR oNlC. purposes IN
second and third story in gocd order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fnT
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS. HURGBROOk.
Once. No. lIs5S Main street, above Mon
ros., up stairs. IebS-t
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Throw away your false frtEZes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, aud not worth ng:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own luKuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads iron whatever cause IL may have
fallen out and forcing growth OF hair upon
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beard to grow upon the 6moothest face in
from nve TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there IL nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(from their own expeTiencel can bear wit
ness. But many Will say, how are we to dis
unRutsh the genuine from the spuTious7 It
certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths of IL Q
different Preparations advertised Tor the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase To such We
would say. Try the ReparatOr Capiul; II will
cost you nothing unless lL fully comes
mp 10 our representations II your Druggist
does not keep it, send US one dollar and we
will forward 1t, postpaid, together with a ne
eeipt for the money, which will be returned
you on application, providing entire 6atifRc-
ton Is not given Address
W. l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West FRyeIts st., sYRACUsE, y. Y.
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whole 1Icnet. sla, Halves SO. QUAR-

whole tickets sI2. Halves SO. Quar-
tiers IS.
DEwe would cali particular attention TO
the above MAGNIFICENT SISoLE-NUABEE
LOTTERY, which Will be drawn IN PUBLIC
IN CovISoToS. KY, NJ SWORN CoAAIs-
sIoHERS Al ONE o CLOCK, P. ~, at the corner
OF FoURT. = Rud SCOTT SIS The public are
Invited TO witness the drawing. The Ken
tncky State Lotteries are no Dift Enterprises,
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have
been conducted success uliy Tor tho past
thirty years, and are drawn under the
authority o. a Quarter from the Stale, and
bond TO a large amount are given for the
payment OF ali pTiLeS. The drawings are
published In the New York Herald and Gin
cinnati Commercial.
by application to the Managers
Address all orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY II CO.,
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LATEST MARKEra-5p. N

FLoGR-Dull and lower with lImi-
ted local demand.
GRAIS-Wheat -Dull and heavy for
common and inferior; No. 2 spring
white California, buyers ~ 40; sellers
81 so. Rye-S1 goal Is. 0ats-T3a74c
for western. Corn-Dull at 81 06al %
tor good to prime new mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-F sales $50
bbls, closing firm and quiet with only
very limited supply. Cut Meats
In fair demand. Bacon-Firmer at
IO1<c for Cumberland Cut; IlaII<c for
long ribbed, and Ike for short ribbed.
LARD-Heavy at 12al25<c for fair to
prime steam, and l211al3c for kettle
rendered.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GovERMESr STocKs-Coupons 1866
1915; IO:4O's 1908; registered, 1OOA;
coupons, 7-e0s unchanged.
MoHEY-6 perc Sterling lO1SalO1S
per cent.
GoLD-13s.
LATEST $50 P. N.
GoLD-opened at 1881 and closed at
STocKs-Ohio Certificates 261z;Quick-
silver 32a321S; Mariposa9HalO Western
Union Telegraph 45H451S; Pacific Mail
40; Atlantlc lO91z; New York Central
1O41zHlO45s; Erie $50; Hudson l09; Bread
Ing IU5tE d1USI1S hlcnlRhD oOulueEn IoI4a
7S1z; Illinois Central 12lal2lH; Pitts
burgh SO; Toledo l20Al2OIz; Rock Island
Y; North Western 45z; do preferred
655ss662s; Fort Wayne lOOlzalOl; Wa
bash 46zSa47.
BoRDER STATE BoNDs-Quiet; new
Tennessee 649S.
Receipts su 6-Treasury 81, 345. O56; pay
ments 3,4l5, Isl; balance Sl3O, 24s, 500.
Cincinnati.
JULY 2'-FLoUR-Dull and prices
droopiugi the demand is confined to
the higher grades; family sl2al3 fancy
Sl3 Scala.
-wheat-DuIl; sales of No. 1
winter at g 55a2 60. and No. 2 at 81 IS;
500 bus new red sold at 81 IS, to be de-
livered next week. Corn-Dull at 73a74c
for No. !; not much demand. Oats
Closed dull at Csc. Rye-Decliningi
81 12aI Il for No. l.
CoTroS-Duil and prices nominal at
23c for middllng. .-....
WHIsKY-SIeady at g 80. :.
PRovIsIoNS-Mess pOrk-Uuchanged
and firm at S2la2l Is. Bulk meats
sN. 10k and III<c for shoulders. sides
and clear sides. Bacon-Hsld brm at
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CRIsPER COMA.

Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex I'm
TO wavy and Glossy RIDgIets or
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DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
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is the most com Plete article OF the kind ever
offered To the American public. The CrispeT
Coma will be sent to any address. sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
W. L. Clark & CO., Chemists,
No, West Fayette St., SYRACUSE, n. Y.
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wAsHISaToS, July 2.-The Southern
mail service restored as before the war,
went into operation yesterday, and in
cludes about one Thousand routes, and
is as completely under contract with
responsible parties as at any former
Speaker Colfax, President pro tenn of
Rressmen arrived this morning.
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GEN. Sheridan aud the Louisiana Reg.
i.trntinn...rhen leethnr of Cnnn-rea.

GEN. Sheridan aud the Louisiana Reg
istPation--.Thea Meeting ofCOnEress.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The Herald's
Boston special says: Senator Wilson
has said that he iavors Grant for the
next President. He believes the South
ern States will give half their votes TO
Ihe Republicans, and that he Will win
the next election. He also believes the
July session will do nothing beyond
passing an Rmendatory act
The Herald's Washington special
says: Sheridan's letter giving reasons
why he closed the Louisiana registra-
ton, has not yet reached the President.
II is said that Sheridan has violated the
army regulations by publishing his or
iers, and thus renders himself liable 10
rebuke.
No officiaI information has been re-
ceived of the defeat and death of Gen.
Gustav.
The Tribune's special says the indi-
cations in the best informed circles to-
night, point to "a substantial accord
between the divers opponents of a
sweeping contiscation policy and
to the passage of an explanatory bill
supplying all the defects of the recon-
strucIion act, and placing IN question
the power of the military commanders
TO remove civil oth GERS, to obstruct the
law and legal justice. 1t is believed
that such bill can be agreed upon
as will be satisfactory to the majority
in Congress. and yet will not be OPP
posed by the administration. The mem-
bers of the Judiciary Committee,
Messrs Boutwell,, Williams. Lawrence
and Thomas are preparing Il report
on the impeachment Investigation to
present to Congress at its coming ses-
sion. The report will be ready for pre-
seDtation in about week. Those
members of Committee are of the opin-
ion that the evidence taken by the
committee is sufficient to warrant the
impeachment of the President, aud
their report will urge upon Congress TO
take necessary steps To imPeach him.
1t Is not the intention OF these members
to push the matter Ht the July session,
but they will ask for session in Octo-
Der for this purpose. This may lead to
trouble in the coming session. 1t is ex-
pecIed that Messrs. Wilson, Wood
bridge and Churchill will make re-
port merely censuring the President.
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There cometh glad tidiDgs OF Joy TO all,
To young and To old. 10 great and TO small;
The beauty which once was so precious anu
Is nee for all. and all may be fair.
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MONEY AND srocKs.

GovERMEST SToCKs-Coupons 1885,
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coupons, 7-BOs unchanged.
Moneys per cent. Sterling l01Sal01s
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to be designated By the Comman-
ding General, besides such damages
IS the injured party may sue for
and recover in the civil courts.
TX. The remedy by distress for
rent is abolished. Where lands
are leased or let out for hire OF
rent, cotton, corn or other produce
Of the same, when severed from
the land, may be impoUnded, but
the same shall not be removed !:
an&l cotton, corn or other produce
50 impounded shall be held as Sc
curitv for the rent or hire so
claimed; and may be sold in salts
faction Of any judgement for the
same Prorjded, That any unsat-
isfed claim for labor bestowed mp
on the cultivation Of such cotton.
corn or other produce. shall in no
case be postponed to any demand
for rent or hire : but to the extent
Of such claim for labor there shall
be 4 lien on such cotton. corn or
other produce. having preference
over any claim for rent or hire.
BY command Of
Mai. Gen. D. L. SICkLE$.
J. ". CLors. \. \. \. &.
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NO. "a.

out Of q life earnestly devoted to
the good Of human kind: your
children will select my going to
Richmond and signing that bail
bond as tie wise5t act, and will
feel that it did more for freedom
and humanity than all CT YOU
were competent to do. though you
had lived to the age Of Mcthuselah.
ask nothing Of YOU. then, but
that YOU proceed to your end by
q direct. frank, manly way. Don't
slide off into q mild resolution Of
ccnsurc. but move the expulsion
which You purposed, and which
! deserve, if | deserve any re-
proach whatever. All I care for
is. that YOU make this square,
stand-up fight. and record your
Judgment by yeas and nays. [
care not how many vote with me:
nor how many vote against me
for.I know that the latter will
repent it in dust and ashes before
three years have passed. Under
stand. vnco for I'LL, that | dare you
and defy you. and that l propose
to fight it out on TIE line that |
have held from the day Of Lees
surrender. =;
I ,,;,.o 49,. r,:. ,,r!;... +I,t
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 70, 1867

Let him influence others to vote
the same ticket, with the same
endorsement. Having done this:
he will have discharged his duty
to the country and himself: and
done all he can do to save the
honor Of his State.
3. +. PERRY.
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3. +. PERRY.

f. I)ElS X
1,,,,,rtont Ordor from Cen
cio1-1oc
'0N-N
HEADQUARTERS. 2d MIL. DIST,
C11Ap1rsTOv. s. G.. Nav 30 81.
rf,,Jn.1.., y. y,
L''"''"' '''''' ~ "
|. Any citizen: 4 loyal voter ac-
coTdlng to the requirements OF
the Act for the more eHectlVe
government OF the ne, rebel 9tateS:
passed. Nalch :. 1870: ana the Aet
supplementary lhGreto; paTse"
-harch -. loC', Is t!IS'oie 10 oiiieG
IN the proy!>lonai government ,m oI
N"FIh al" '%.'u'lt % ~" "'.!'''' :ii -:5I
persons appointed TO once WIZ I5'
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conlmaMucT.
II. All citizens assessed for
taxes. and who shall have paid
taxes for the current year, are
qualified to served as jurors. 1t
Shall be the duty Of the proper
civil officers charged with proyi-
dine lists Of Jurors to proceed
within their several jurisdictions:
without delay. and ascertain the
names Of all qualified persons and
place them ON the Jury lists and
from such revised lists all Jurors
shall bc-horcatjcr summoned and
drawn in the manner REQUIRED by
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-06-12
From the Columbia Phoenix J
Letter from Hon. 3. F. Perry

There is one important and vi
tai fact which should be remem-
qered by those who are going to
vote for convention. The mill
tarv bill makes it obligatory on
the convention to provide for un.
qualified negro suffrage IN the
State Constitution. no discretion
is left with the convention, to
adopt or reject this glorious feat
urc. They are not allowed to es-
tabIish partidl Suffrage, and require
property or intelligence in the
voter, Whether white or black.
All must vote who are twenty-onc
years old, whether or not they
have property, or can read ana
write. or are white or black.
This Fundamental error. this black
"Troian HORSE" tuIl OF strife and
woe. must be introduced into the
State Constitution. There is no
-,
'lo!: a., ,,;1;.,,.r. 1;u 1,fr = d;scro-
tionary with the convention to
form such 4 Constitution as they,
in their wisdom, might see proper
to aI0Dt. then there would he some
excuse in voting for 4 convention.
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