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RnA BOOTS AND SHOES. -
INV s1or..
The undersigned bees leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he has opened the
NEW CHEAP STORE, No. 309 7th street, under
ODD Fellows' Hall. where he has on hand gem
eral assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen ., Boy D.,
Misses and Childrenb
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Remember the number, 5O2 7th street, under
Odd Fellows Hall The New Cheap Store, for
msIiy K y. Pages store; re;.vo,o,p v,Isou
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WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAY or rBrs.x.p

P9si hSsrIIAI, ToSI AARsHALL, Baltimore,
3tatins that have used The Eamaritaa Rem sdis.'
for NenerA diseases In its most customary forms:
that have used them with Judgment dlscret,an
aid properly, and, have found them res pond 10 INV
hRucipatons promptly and efeotually. Known
their com position, have the fullest confde n
their emcscy, and far nay use Of them at ~
i rsoomDead them strongly.
"Assistant surgeol. sth q. y VoiS
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de has all the latest designs made In Philadsl-
pha. New York and Boston. The stock Is oil ways
selected BY Mr.. Moses, and bought at the lowest
rates for cash. which enables him to compete With
AAstern prices His finest Furniturs 10 made to
that can be found. 20 - -
Purchasers shouId study their own interest by
calling at his Stores and examining the well. as
sorted stock of CARPETS, FURNITURE, kc,,
and obtain his price list before goiUg elsewhere,
which he will furnish with pleasure
His assor tment of M attresses. Blankets, Oom-
iorts, CsunterpaiBes, Pillows. Bolsters, Feather
beds and all kinds Of Cottage and kitches Fur
ntuTe IL complete, which he offers at the le west
Nsw York and p lphia PRICES.
Bnldip9 eornes 7;b snh sI n5 Nn'e!.iigensses .n
street; Thorn's Building, adjoining Odd Fellows
Hall, between ID and L streets
Js H-u W, b. MOSES.
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EENTLEMEN WHO ARE AFFLIOTED:-A
VI cure warranted by an old Surgeon of twenty
three years experience in this particular branch
st the profession. Charges moderate Do not
apply 10 quaCks. hut to j B. 9ARpNER NJ ID g,
late Of the United States Rcord venerssl. Hos
pital. Once No. II south street, opposite the
CspitCl SQUARE, south side.
N B-Medicines also furnished at cost.
da mn
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. W. B. II D 4 s.

VI W. b. II o. ES'
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING STORES,
NOS. s21 & sI9, INTELLIGENCER BUILD.
ING, OoRNER 7TH AaDD.,
AND
NO sos 7TH STREET, THoRN's BUILDIH0.
ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL,
AND EXAMINE The FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
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5000 =, ,.,i PSTAT2ES q ,Es EsSar.ro.s ;u
rived, and for sale Wharf At the foot of 7th
street. D. p. BROWN q son,
Oommi ssion Merchants.
de H-n No. 463 eth st, between and f.
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PERSONAL.

VOC OAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP on Bu-
Il chu or Samaritan humbugs. See DIR. OAK
BY, 492 9Th 81 Teet. He Is he highest authority
such cases. His private rooms are opposite
Odd Fellows Hall Ja2S-lm'
DREyENTION BETTER THAN CURE
Il French preventiyes against disease and preg
nancy when such IL uBGe irableJ Sent to ANY al
dress. at ., s. So and 81 Itr dozen according TO
lusity, by DIR. WOOD BOX l0], or call at 4l9 .th
-eet, ,up stairs W ashngtoD, ID. e. jas lmF
Abs. CURTIS IRVING, Clairroyant and TsSt
IFI IIsdyUEG, will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future st her ofhce, i20, nsrtn
side of Pa. sv., bette 41a aud 6th streets. Once
hours from to m and 10 D. "a I'm
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Tlyanie avenue, Washington; HINRY OoOX
Abs1nssnnannss, nsnns,v vs; ; sod y Drnsgists ssasrslly.
SeoAohD . w.. FhflodelDh1a. NJ 81
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b. MAURICE, REAL SCIENTIFIC AS
TkOLOGER OF AMERICA,

FrOm the position ana peel OF tbe Stars NJ ths
time of One's birth, Will reveal astonishing Sc
cTets that no living mortal ever knew before; RU1
to be successful In all reasonable undertaking.
He tells pane aud very day you marry, describes
the intended cOnpanionr and tells all events OF
life good luck and long Life to visitors. LaIes 80
cents to Sl gentle men In full 81. Gall at D
l2Ih st near + sil hours until in the eve nj ng
de gI. lrnE
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Established 1881.
,hgnest savances made en- WATCHES, Ola.
mONps. JkWkLkf. wEAkING APPAREL
ard al kinds OF Msrchandise. Business strictly
eonndentiai Ssl North street, betw cen AZ. aud
9th streets. Immediately in rear Of the n NstionSi
noeI. las lms
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aI3f2e 81 T4&Gh
t4.n z
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the PEABODY EDUCATION FUND.
Another Letter from Rev. DIR. Sears.
From the Providence Journal, June 49,

Providence, r. l., June H. 1867
Hon. r NJ. LUsHKR, New Orlesns:-
Ny DEAR sR--Your letter dated May IS did not reach
me tn to-day. Had ! received u with the report
should have added things TO my letter. You will
that the promotion OF primary or common school
education the leading object OF the trustees and that
course the common schools receive the larger share
OF the all those places where good teachers
to be had Now, II remember that our income il but
500 o00 and that not more than Ooo or at most
$3.50 900 (about onehal what the city OF Baltimore
alone pays for It's schoos 70 be expended annually
all the south and Southwestern States. II will plainly
appear that funds 10 he dealt out 70 single schools
and single cities with sparing hand We can only en-
courage those provide for the principal part OF
the expense by OF experimenting their Efforts For
every dollar paid from the income Of fund, three.
four or i've mus. be pad by the people or there VIII BE-
the people themselues oar Efforts will be like pouring
buckets Of water into the ocean Tho most difficult
thing TO be done 70 distribute aid TO make
tanning system Of popular education. II We 10 at
tempt 70 support schools funds would DO exhausted
before hundredIh part Of the wants Of those eleven
States would b supplied y absolutely ne, ne.
cooperation Of others, but 70 select the points
most advantageous for our operations, and most EN-.
Gent in their influence others We cannot always
help the most needy; We shall be oeiiged.our means
are 90 Iimitsd-to help only those who help them
selveR Other things being equal, We shall give the
preference radating centres Of influence. without
some such method Of giving impulse: which shall ea-
possible 70 roach oil the people There " necessity,
therefore, the fund be administered that the In
direct results shall outnumber and outweigh those that
direct Before determining precisely what 10 10 be
done In any state locality, personal knowledge OF
the condition OF the people, and Of the state and pros
pect Of its schools win be necessary In obtaining this
knowledge, during my visit % your sssse neg. winter
reliance upon your AID and counsel very respectfully
youn, BARNAs SEARS, General Agent
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L UlSIAN IA.
Important Letter from Thomas j. Darant.
From the New Orleans Tribune, June

Important Letter from Thomas j. Dnrant.
From the New Orleans Tribune, June
Mr.. Durant in reply letter from Of iistn-
guished ck.zens, has written the following important
reply, which al liberty TO use.-
WASHINGTON CRY, May 81. 1857.
DEAR SRI received yesterday letter you addressed
the 22d inst and appreciate highly the Kind feel
ings by which II dictated. Some Of my old and
friends have also written in the Same strain,
but mpute this entirely their good feeling for me.
The dignity Of the existing emergency rises above
sona considerations, and the great work OF restoring
Louisiana, free and just to place IN the federal Union
should not be embarrassed by contention about the 1T
of any for the office Of Governor Senator or
what not So Ear as am concerned, shall not be done
with my consent
In tracing out the path Of operation laid down In tho
of March g. 1867, commonly known as the Supple
mentary Reconstruction bill, seems 70 me that The
final act OF transmitting constitution for the State 70
the President be LAID before Congress- cannot we'll
be contaminated before the lst OF March next, nine
months hence Why, then, debate who shall be once
holders under constitution which only be considered
at thai remote period, and which may then be re-
jectedf Such . course would be mischievous In the
extreme, and ought 70 be pursued. In
opinion the constitution TO be adopted BY the Con-
vcnton Louisiana should expressly provide that The
elections under for Stale officers Representative In
Congress and Senators shall only take place within
the Congress Of the United Statea
And am Of opinion that no one Of the late rebel
States should be admitted into Congress by ~ repre-
sentatves until amendment TO the national constitu-
ton shall have been adopted establishing rrcvocabe
universal suffrage and equality before the law In every
THOMAS J. DuRANT.
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SOUTH CLRCLisA.


Eject of General Sickses' Orders Upon the
People Of Chariestos-A Question Of Power
The Negroes tm the Country Districts 0f
south Cnroiina-Their Votes Can be Con-
trolIcd by the whites. 49,
General sickles orders In the present exceedingly duh
state OF business wholly engross public aten-
ton Scarcely had the surprise occasoped by order No
81 tenoush news for day" according 70 the ksy-
csvy.) subsided. when rumors Of STU moro sweeping
measures and the issuing cf Nos 20 and - were put in
circulation According 70 these the Mayor ana Board Of
Aldermen be removed and the police rsorranzed
Madame Runor In this In many other cases. vas pre-
mature and the public have far BEEN disappointed
Ths osly party seriously inconvenienced by the report
wss The usrk II Council Of the great smith family
whose once crowded with friends ANXIOUS 70 express
their sympathy.
Order No 81 hes dealt severe blow Il he only -four
ishing business In The citythat Of The barrooms-ons
Of the principal sources Of 70 the city treasury
me Military jssify ne closing Of thsss sssabnshmenss
NE ground u necessary prscsusisn prsvioss v rsg
stFs1ion, which commences On the Ia ~ nsxs month
me sboon Of ths remedy Of distress fos rent rousss
me indignation u isadIosds bus popular msvsmsss
with NE nassss and the military 10 Ne present srorb-
tat rsss q rsat The order, hewsvsy h Sslisvsd 70
b more ssgssisiy iassa1sA ss We srctsssss u M
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TFrom the Albany Evening Journal, June Ill /,
Yesterday Charles Beale, employe upon
canal boat just arrived at docks from Lockpor en-
tered City Police Court and applied for warrant
He In . high temper Of excitement which not al
the soothing advice Of the magistrate could aay and
which the issuing Of warrant seemed but 70 inname.
The legal adversary whom he sought was fellow EN-.
poye In reply 70 the questioning a the magistrate
he gave the basis Of his application the fact that the
man against whom he invoked legal vengeance had
ing her names" that impeached her virtue and
good conduct In the paroxysm Of hrs passion and -
sort Of apology for seeking legal redress he added that
N he bad besn board boat the time his wife
thus inssIted, ne wouldn't have waited for war
rant bat would have shot The upon The spot and
veyed TO his hearen conviction Of HE liability 70 exc
cute such thFsat IN the blind fenzy o. hn passion
wnen remonnso ~ ~ ~ ~ oo s"sas
With The OF sincerity N the ts d hs rsctitude,
" 70 not 1at fAe iasS Can't man show down vasA-
bond that insults his wifefv
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From the Toledo Blade. June 10
A the regular meeting Of Post No. co. @. A. r. held
their hall last evening" the following resolutions
UNANIMOUSLY adopted:-
HKADqrARrrRs, Posr No. 70, q. A. RI
Tolypo OHIO, June 10. 1867.
whereas The loyal people Of the coun,y have learned
Jefferson Davis the who while enjoying the honors
OF his government engaged IN vAst for Its
gigantic reoehon, and who directly responsbe for the
destruction Of life and property which attended It's progress
odous the eyes OF the world and for the wide
spread ruin and misery which snaiied the whole
country therefore be BY this Post Of the Grand Army OF
Resolved Ths. Jefferson Davis, BY TIE commission o.
.e re .aS ~ hs Wisdom ana an s
Resolved That compared with the bruialies prac-
republic fe into his hands, tbs regal manner IN which
be r.aed BY our government affords reason or pro-
Resolved. That those who have postuied their official
position proven, justice being melted TO this arch
Resolved That Horace Greeley. oy his action IN uniting
with rebels and cpperheads In setting at liberty Jefferson
claims leadership and rendered unworthy the
confidence OF the loyal people Of the snd that he
should receive the storm rebuke OF ali soldiers patriots.
Resolved That nasmsch In the history OF this repubc
ease Jenerson Davis indictment, been presented
demanding action by courts therefore, declare that
,sb. FOR The benefit q future ages an exact definition
the great crime OF treason aud sentence on the
Resolved That " Jefferson Davis, after having perpe
traed crimes 20 atrccos shall finally escape tho Jus! zen
ally Of the law the government viii thus offer high pre-
for tresson brand lie the charge that he and bis
colleagues rebels and will In effect say that he who
daughters his ~ thousand 80 be done
offence for which he should be punished.
Resolved That cs upon soldiers generally throughout
topics.
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Eros The Noble rribsns June al
We were 4. e~slou OF the particulars Of the sudden
departore II fsnusi fyoas lupios member o. Ne hrm
o. Janss rata %, % ne.ccy, ous Sl 1919 =
srS~us ~ ~ - sn his wife and family away IRON
- go ssx~1Sl ssrsss snce, - 10 1Ar 20 psesume
- SsS1sv - ~ Hoh&le and Great Northern HolFoad,
80 SISSo ~ sss~gsngn be- been brosgnt ineo vequ
49, rseSns pa ~ bosa heerd Of himL The amount
~ - y cssris6 awav sssed 70 b os0ooo 80 ths
s~sss s1tsnt q Mr. 1Hils Ioo not yet ascerasned.
eous srcissent 90 created In financial ciroDeo wh~c
skys annlv borDms eonoFnllv known
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DoxKsuc MEppLgR CouE TO GRxY.--A young mar
ricd lady named Downs residing In springfield, Mass
ford. in company with young man mot her husband
Here vss gorous pecs Of scandal and most glorousy
was improved BY OF those watchmen around the
dspraviy q far certain class Of birds smell the
carcasses they delight 70 prey upon So she hastsned
70 the husbands place q business and informed him
that his wife had eloped with ~ 'strange man. -
Husband rsmembersd that she he'd arranged in the
morning 70 visit her friends In Waterbury,, bat she
ssraass gsntsman . escort 20 shs nsxs tsnn takes
him 70 Hartford, and shs wiftess horDso thence V
wafssbury. Asd whea be got there h. found HE wife
ha1 ben accompanied By her own bsoshep Who ha1
arrived juss m ns y taks The with her. and nos
go enough 20 call - him 81 HE paos q buainsa The
hueoan1 tssns1 m vrmA agninsl the me11sssene I'm
pestinsnce thas ha1 ssnt him hi foos erYaDd but
- onaht ush " bavo vensed something o. hs anger
@ ~ Own lea,eas 40 sniuseiy susDtolsup M
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General Swnyne Gone 20 Mobile "a Settle
the City Government-Bustce Applies for
AN Injunction Restraining Proceedings
Against Him. and II Refused-Order from
General Pope Relating TO Vacancies.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June H. 1857
General Swayne has 70 Mobile 10 reconcile dis
cordant elements by filling vacancies from the
refusal or several Of bis appontees In the city govern.
ment to sorve.
II Ii reported here that Judge Busted applied to
General swsync for injunction 10 stop the proceed
ings against the former In the State Court for maea
piled General Pope but tho result not yet known
TINS report Is credited In reliable circles bitter en-
nifty exists between Swayne and Busted.
General Pope has directed the Governor 10 require
that all vacancies In civil Offices existing or those
that may be reported TO the department
IN the usual manner. List OF such vacancies M are
absolutely necessary be oiled may be communicated
% the district commander OF the State the names
OF such persons OIL the vacancies the may
think proper 10 recommend, and Who mus, not be dis
qualified by the third section OF tho constitutional
amendment The lists furnished will be forwarded
TO General pope's headquarters with such recomenda
Office the district commander can obtain.
This order 10 Mighty approved here, as II virtually
places the appointing power, In nearly all cases under
the control Of the state Executive II alleged that
the Loyal League heretofore controlled all removals and
appointments by military commanders
The League In circulating large numbers OF Thad
Stevens counscation speech among the freshmen,
employers complain that u ruses false hopes aud
barasscs farming operations
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From the Columbia e. CO. Phoenix, June Ill
Our attention has been called 70 fact which proves
conclusively that repatriation don't pay or the large
number OF S0uhernors who the FIRST pangs Of dsap.
polntment ct the result Of the war, expariaed them
selves, very remain involuntary exiles Three
fourtbs Of those who to Mexico have returned:
went TO Europe and very few may still remain
In Mexico And II has been the same elsewhere
Southern colonies in Brazil other places have proved
failures or the expatratsd leaders ONCE holders
In the late Confederacy, but one-J. p. Benjamin-h
apparently the only one who has 1t all prospercd-
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F6RCleLe, lF NOT ELEGANT.

From the New Orleans Times, June O.
Ex-Governor Wells apparently takes his expulsion
from ONCE rather pnosophically u the following incl
dent reported Of him rs An acquaintance met him
Canal street, and inquired how his contest with the
military powers had terminated Mr.. Wells good hu-
moredy replied, ''Badiy, SIR badly. ! held the four
apd bowie kpifo-and had TO cave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14

washington correspondence Of the Boston Post June
General Wnbers to-day received despatch from
Mobile, sent by the former President of the Board Of
Aldermen, az fol0ws:", ftizens refuse quality
Aldermen and Councimeu. Military appointing negroes
This corresponds with the recent military order direct
ing municipal honors 10 DO conferred upon that class o
who have heretofore been deprived OF the ght
OF suffrage Neither General Grant the President
have decided upon any dente action regard 10 the
removals made by the military commsnders, and u ~
certain nothing will Immediately bs done. The TACT tnst
General Sheridan refused General Grants request
for the opinion OF the Attorney General s sufficient
dcation that positive aud promp; instructions would
lead 70 test OF power and white there doubt 70
the result ~ question OF right the Prysd,n, Will not
nov inaugurate q collision.
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An Attempt 90 Sccrcte Machinery After
Seizure F0iIcd.
On Saturday last Inspector Isaac Harvey Of the In
tsrnai Revenue Department ~ announced IN Sundays
HsRALD seized tobacco factory located al No. go West
Twenty seventh street. for being licensed and for
non-payment OF on the tobacco Manufactured there.
An ofhcer OF the department placed 10 charge Of
the factory the property therein not being removed al
the time Of the seizure few days ago. however, the
ocer Withdrawn and the place securely locked.
On visiting the premises yesterday for the purpose Of
removing the contents was found that an entrance
had been effected and that most OF the machinery
was missing large quantity u leaf To-
bacco that was In the factory was also
spirited on. The revenue officers were for time
articles but certain Indications caused them 70 suspect
that the cutting and pressing machines secreted in
building used ~ cotton factory about one hundred
yards distant search Of these premises accordingly
made, and II resulted IN the discovery Of the missing
machinery mosed away underneath large heap OF
coal These, togsthes with sx hundred weight Of to-
bacco q taken IN char 70 By the officers and
brought the bonded warshouse q await the action that
has beeu commenced fer con0scaop How the machinery
b sscrsted under the coal II . mystery. The
engineer of Me cotton faoeoFy, who would naturally b.
supposed 70 have some knowledge Of the matter, pro
fesd total ignorance Of ~ and Oppressed great suprss
when the removal q he coa1 brought the hidden me-
chinery 70 light alao singular fact that no owner
Or claimant has Appeared v see(ess ne ssszurs.
GENERAL gAAs7 eos 70 osrrymura. --Gsssni GAat
has scseptst ne iavealsn - ~ Dserd 81 naosGss Of
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crSmA1 gHAsr Coz 70 0ssrynura -Gsnsni Graat
the solden NatSena Ceueeey - 49, then = 0essys
burg, - Murray, Ne ~ insG, ca vst Ne come
r.: sso,: - s ss: 80 - ss 1890, sss %
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Action Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
From the Toledo Blade. June 10l
A. the regular meeting Of Post No. co. g. A. r., held
At their hall last evening, the following resolutions
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-10

'Jes' so Exactly r'--solon Single said they
were there every time" Il he felt "owloyp in
the morning he took Plantation Bitters; IL he felt
weary at night he took Plantation Bitters II he
lacked appetite, was weak, languld, or mentally
oppressed he took Plantation Bitters; and they
never failed to set him on his pins square and rm
Few persons want any better authority; but as
some may, Just read the following;
lowe much TO you for YER
lily believe the Plantation Bltters have saved my
life. REV.W. H. WAGNER, Madrid, n Y"
have been a great sufferer
from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Btters have
cured me
REV. q. a. WILDWOOD, New York city.
had lost all appetite-wss so
weak and enervated could hardly walk. and had
a perfect dread OF society. The
Plantation Bitters have set me all right
JAMES IIEIMINWAY, st, Louis, Mo.
The Plantation Bltters have
cured me of arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
They act like a charm
g. G. MOORE, 264 Broadway, New York
Mrs. o. NJ DEYOE, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children says she "has
given it to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred reams
Oh such certificates but no advertisement is so eff
iective as what people themselves say of good
article. Ourfortune and our reputation is ut stake
The original quality and high character of these
goods will be sustained under every and all cir
They have already obtained a sale
IN every town, village, parish and hamlet among
civilized nations. Base imitators try to come az
near our name and style as they can, and because
good article can not be sold as low as poor one,
hey find some support from parties who do not
'are what they sell. BE on your guard. See our
private stamp over the cork
p. II. DRAKE n CO., New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.5