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Official
Gen. SickIes Order No. 10.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23,--P. NJ
The following statement in relation to
Gen. Sickles' order No. 10, and the Execu-
tive order thereupon, will correct the cur
rent misapprehension
On the 18th inst. the instructions sent to
Gen. Sickles, excepting the United States
Courts from the military orders, were sus-
pended until his report and views upon the
matter could be received. On the 18th. the
commanding officer at Wilmington reported
that the Attorney General had Instructed the
Marshal of North Carolina to proceed to en-
force the executions of the United States
Courts, threatening prosecutions against
persons preventing him.
Instructions were issued to Col Frank, by
Gen: Slckles, not to permit the order of any
OF the Courts to be enforced in violation of
existing orders, and to report fully upon ca
SEES pending.
These occurrences having been reported to
the War Department., the instructions origi-
nally sent to Gen. Sickles have been with
drawn.
The following is represented as the con-
cluslon of Sickles' argument, supporting his
order No. 10:
g." If the United States Courts in the rebel
States be allowed to control the military
authority, the execution of the reconstruction
acts Will, for obvious reasons, soon become
impossible. Some of these Courts will begin
by declaring the acts of Congress void"
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RALEIGH, N. G.,
Tuesday, August Fl, 1867

- Mr. C. W. HoRNER is authorized to mai,
business contracts for the Standard Office, and ia
give receipts.
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OUR Democratic friends should be care
I I9l now they tw1t the enfranchised negro of
his Ignorance. Lord Ly,tleton's fate NAV
be theirs. He sent up an amendment to the
Reform bill, providing that no one should
be admitted to the franchise who could not
write legible hand, which was written so
badly that the clerk could not read it with
out his aid in deciphering it The House
highly enjoyed his discontinue; and SO
might the country, were the Democracy
tried by the same test they so strenuously and
DANGEROUSLY urge in regard to the negro.
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OF A L.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

H'Do'Rs SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, S. G., Aug. II, 1867.
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HAINE's BRO IS. PIANOS
THE PIANO OF AMERICA,

T1HESE Pianos are universally acknowl.
L edged by competent Judges equal TO the
best Piano made. For references they have
many thousand city and country residents, in
GLIDING large numbers Of the High Schools,
SeminarieS, DC.
These Pianos haze not only stood the continual
dndheaoy practice foRc Year but haze been used
for he last Fifteen Years 10 The utmost satisfaction
ofhose using them,
They have taken premiums and medals
wherever exhibited. Such has been the de.
maud for these Pianos, that NesSrs. Haines
Bros. have been compelled TO enlarge their
works TO the extent of2l to 80 Pianos week
Having now one of the most complete and
extensive Factories in the United States, Fac.
tories alone covering over "a of an acre Of
ground, comprising a frontage Of 2l9 feet on
I'd Avenue.
They are undoubtedly the cheapest first
class Pianos in market Fully guaranteed
for five years. Send for illustrated Circular
HAINES BROS.
35G, 35S, 800, 3Gi $685. 1868, $40, 372,
Second Avenue, New York City,
april ls-m3.
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No SroPs.-A certain Government
claim agent in Boston is noted for lis
quick despatch of business. The other
day a friend requested me to go and
certify to his identity, as he was abou
putting 10 bis claim for bounty, The
papers being filed out and signed. We
Wero as usual 10 such cases, required to
make oath to the truth Of our statements
Just before holding up our hands my
friend inquired how long it would be
before bis claim would be cashoj. The
suswsr and the oath came in breath as
follows: You sevcrally solcmnly swear
that tho statements subscribed by you
are true, SO help you God, you will re-
coive your bounty in short time, Mr.
Young
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b.
WHAT Seventy Boys BroAne.-Dr.
Lowlon says: Many people begin the
education Of their children with an e1-
hibition Of toys, marvellous tales, roman
ces, and wind up with the circus and
theatre. The degrading influences and
sOrrowfu consequences OF this mode Of
education will DO best illustrated By sta.
ting few facts that have pessod under
my own observation, So far as my mem
DRY goes, about thirty boys educated
intthis way. c. 10 contempt Of all use
Ful knowledge and occupation spent
their days in reading novels, the lives
and confession Of pirates, murdererS, etc :,
and their nights in The streets, dram shop
gambling saloons. circus and theatre.
A, the age Of forly-fve, one had been
hung for murder, one for robbing
the mail, and three as pirates; FIVE
died in the psnilontiary, and seven
lived and died as useless yagabonds 0,
bout the streets; three wcrs useful ma
ehiuesls, and the fate of the remainder
is unknown.
OF about forty educated with me by a
really scientific teacher. under The old
fogyP ariiauie systems of restraint, as it
is now called by young America, OF the
oge of ffty-fve, one was q member of
Congress. One judge Of the Circuit Court,
three physicians. FIVE lawyers, fourteen
were dead, and the remainder farmers
and mechanics. and SO far as known, not
one Of them ever was called before the
buro his country on criminal charge
and they all had comfortable homes ex
eept two or three, and every one was
PsSsAbly respectable.
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WATCHES, WATCHES.
DE TREY & CO.,

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Gold and silver Watches OF all Kinds.
"a Liberty Street, N. Y,
DEG to inform the public that they have just
received the most elegant, perfect and nc
cur tie Watch ever introduced in this market.
The EXCELSIOR, a beautiful, extra rubis
ieweled heavily 10 Carat Gold Plated on Sill
yer, magnifcenty engraved finely and richly
Enameled Hunting Cases, Patent Lever, gcnu.
inc Dlmaskenuet Hands, thoroughly regulated
by he observatory, and warranted to be the
Ne Plus Ultra Time Keeper. A superb and
most reliable Watch, Gents or Lady's size, will
be sent free TO any address on receipt Of S25,
or if preferred, viii be sent C. o. d., on receipt
Of SIS as part payment. .,
The watch Will he sent by Express, or mail
registered, so that there is almost certainty
of reaching their destination; but should the
Express Co. or Post Office fail in their duty,
we will send another watch Immediately.
orders for any Kinds of Watches Faith
fully aud Promtly Fulfilled
1PLiberal Terms to the Trade.
AGENTS.-We want Agents in every town
and county in the Country, and to those acting
as such, liberal inducements will be offered
Please send money by Express, post Office
order or Bank drafts,) to
w. DE TREY 4 co.,
ian 24-6mJ A. 81 Liberty St., N. Y.
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ST. JOHNS, MICH, Sept. "a, 1866

DR. A. j, WIGGiSs, Dear Sir
1t affords me great pleasure in recommend
ing your Justly celebrated PILEPlLLS to the
suffering world as they certainly do work
wonders. The box thar procured OF you was
not one-quarter used when found myself ca
trely cured # one of the worst cases Of bleed
ing piles. | have many friends who can give
flattcring certificates of the worst cases cured
by the use of your pills | might say much
in praise Of your pills; but the trial of one box
by any one afflicted in This way, will make
them stronger in the helef ofwhat | have al
ready said. Yours,
GEORGE S, CORBIT,
Hardware Merchant.
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SOUND ADVICE TO PARENIs.-- The Phil.
Bdslphia Ledger under the head Of In
Judgement of tho Appeties, gives this
sound advice: Parents should ponder
we'll on the danger ofsn early and capri.
Cious indulgence Of the appo'ites and i'm.
Bginary WontS.oftheir children. Repeti
tons soon become habit once formed
even in childhood, will often remain du-
ring whole Of afsr life, increasing every
year, until Al laSt,it sets oil Laws, human
and divine,a defiance. Let parents, who
yield 10 the cries Of their children for
dainty and promlscuous food or would ol
low them to torment domestic animals or
to raise the hand against any person. con-
hidsr we'll on the consequences. The
moral effects of pampering the appeliles
of children are most melancholy. Is the
mother afraid OF 40 explosion Of passion
q oribe is too often promised in the shape
Of cake or tart as peace offering Does
it annoy whole company by itS bois-
ferrous or illlimed pranLs it is persuaded
to be quiet by the promise Of some sweet
meats. If it has been good. as the
phrase IS, snJ learned its letters. the re,
ward is still too frequently something for
the stomach. Eating is soon regarded
So the chief end and object Of life by a
child. who sees ia it the chisI incentive
TO good behavior, A premium would
truly seem to be given for gutourY.
The use of The other ncbler senses, and
Of tho faculties of the mind, the early
cultivatioDs OF the kindred feeling our
generosity, disiuleres'educss,
. flial love-all IRE overcome or post
poned in favor ofthe one sensual, sell
isl. and absorbing act of gOrmnndising
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GRAND RAPIDS, August 81, 1865.

A. j. WioolSs d Co, Gentlemen
As much il said OF the treatment Of Piles,
would like to give the public the benefit of my
experience. | have been troubled with the
Piles for several years. and was treated by
several physicians. some ofwhom made spe-
cialty Of treating this disease, but thev did not
help me, and gave up all hope of being cured
At last was induced to try some of Dr.. A. j.
Virgins PLg Puts. gave then thorough
trial, and have been cured think they are
the only sure cure for the Piles, would ad'
wise those that are troubled in that way to Try
them, Your obedient servant,
W.P. BURROUGHS,
Clothing Merchant.
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q RUNNING ULCERS AT ONE TIME.
BREdST THROAT AND FACE
ONE CONTINUOUS SORE.

r w.HoRNoR, ESQ a prominent Lawyer
D. in West Virginia. writes TO DR.. Anders as
'ullows: 400,
"PARKErsBuRo, W. Va. Dec. Is 1866.
"DR. ii. ASDERs--DEAR SR:
ain reply to your inquiry 10 regard to my
health | am happy to say that | am now 4
well man, am attending TO business, have
good appetite and feel that ! am entirely Gu
red, aud Am free TO say that | owe my present
health to your Iodine Water.
al suffered nearly seven years wi N scrofnla
before was cured. hal 81 Running Ulcers
on me at one time. dY entire breast throat,
all under my arms, and all over my jaws up to
my ears, on both sides. was ono almost con-
tinuous sore. was confined 10 my room over
l9 months, and WIS decidedly the poorest oh.
iect that you eyersaw; at three diifercn. times
tho friends were called in to see me die,
accidentally saw n notice Of CDR. Andcrs' To-
dine Water" / sent for some, found 1t good
and continued 10 take it until was restored
10 my usual health for which feel 10 thank
God and take courage | am satisfied your
Iodine Water saved my life, and be ieVe II
to be the great desideratum in medicine.
have resumed the practice Of law in several
counties in this section, and II you will send
me some Of your circulars shall take pleasure
in distributing them and calling tho attention
Of physicians TO your medicine wherever go.
Anylhii g can do for you will be cheerlullly
done You are at liberty 70 use my name IN
any way that il may be useful to the afflicted.
Yours Truly,
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DIR. A. ]. WIGGINS'
PIIE PILLS.


In placing before the public, DR.. A. ]
! VIRGINS Png Pills, we do NO with feelings
Of confidence thai they are to supply remedy
/ which has long been required, but hitherto
/ been unattainable. nor do we do so without
first having thoroughly tested their medical
properties. and asCertained by actual practical
1 demonstrations that they will effect speedy aud
permanent cures, and accomplish all we claim
for them. aud to satisfy tie public that WE are
sincere. We will warrant them to relieve or
permanently cure when taken strictly accord
ing to directions) any case Of BLIND, BLEEDING
or JTCHiS0 PmEs, or authorize The Druggist 10
refund the money paid for tle Pills.
We do not claim for them that they will
cure "prolnpsus ami or fslula," as those disea-
Sea require careiulaud skillful surgical treat.
menl; but in such cases, no matter how severe,
they will afford great and almost immediate
relief The few out ofthe many hundreds OF
certificates we have, which we print helow,
will bear some evidence Of their great curative
powers. Any Of the parties whose names ap.
pear in connection with The certificates are
willing and will DC glad TO answer any com
munication addressed to them in regard to
their cure.
Read The following from one Of the oldest
conductors in the State Of Michigan, a man
known by,railroad men everywhere. He has
been in the employ of the Detroit aud Milwau.
kee road for tho past twelve years:
DETROIT. September 8, 1865.
MEssRs Al, WroGISs j. Co. Gentlemen:
have been afflicted more than three years
with the blind bleeding Piles, and have tried
all the remedies could hear Of, but all of no
use. until very reluctantly tried some Of your
valuable Pills, and alte! using two boxes,
consider myself permanently cured.
Yours, truly. L. Il, LAED0N,
Pass'gr con. on Detroit and Milwaukee r. r.
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MANUFACTURED ny
Dr. a. D. virgins s. Co.,
ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN,
AND SOLD ONLY by
AND SOLD ONLY by
U. S. PROPRIETARY MEDICINE COMPANY,

U. S. PROPRIETARY MEDICINE COMPANY,
Sc, IS, 60, It GEE. Third ST.. Cincinnati, o.
SOLE AGENTS for the United States to
whom all orders should be addressed For sale
by all Druggists and dealers in Patent Mcdi'
cines everywhere. Orders sent to the U. S.
Proprietary Medicine Co., Cincinnati, o., en-
closing one dollar aud three red stamps eau
have the Pills sent them by return mail, be
particular to give post office address, town,
county and State.
For sale by E. S. BRIGHT, Druggist Point
Pleasant, West Va. jnn III ls6Ily
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DIR. II. Ander,s Iodine Water

is anew discovery in medicine, being Pure
Iodine in Pure Water, ] 4 grains to the ounce,
uncombined with any other substance. A
most POWERFUL VITALIZlNG AGENT
AND RESTORATIVE Circulars free
For sale by j. p. DINSMORE, 80 Dey street,
New York, aud by Druggists generally
April lS-m2.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. IA, 1866.

SCRANTON, PA, Sept, IA, 1866.
On. A. J, WiGGSs. Dear Sir:
feel it my duty to acknowledge toyou and
to the world the curative properties of your
Pile Pills. have been afflicted with that dis
ease for twenty years, ut times unable to at
tend to MY business have been entirely
cnred by using two boxes Of your Pills. You
are at liberty to publish this certificate if you
choose. Yours, &c,
JAMES D. TREAT.
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MATRIMoNIAL MArrERs.

want wife
To cheer my life;
] care not what she lacks in beauty,
So / but find
That she is kind,
And knows aud practices her duty.
] want wife
Who through her life
Was never known to be aHir;
Who'll bring to mo
Areeipo
To keep the buttons on shirt,
II such one
ij Dwells meath tic sun.
Aud don't mind leaving friends behind her
With the author Of this
She'll find true bliss,
By informing him where he may find her.
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PELEo6BET ORGANS
AND MELoDEoNs,
Unanimously awarded tho First Prize, a Gold
Medal,
GAS TIE DEST CABINET ORGANS,n
AND MrLoDEoNs,


American Institute, New York, Oct, rs.
DEING pronounced superior in QUALIrT,
ID PowER and VARErY OF Toss, and in
number Of combinations.
"As the best instruments Of America were
there contending, whichever won the battle
would have nothing left oconQuer"-[ Amer
lean Art Journal, (edited by well known
musical critic
They have also taken the first premium
wherever exhibited This season..
PEDAL ORGANS, one, two and three
banks of keys--six sizes-$2jO to 81 500.
without pedals, single and double bank in
great variety, sos to $500 These Organs with
their smooth, pipe like quality of tone, benuti-
full solo stops, strength OF chorus, uncqua'lcd
pedals, and general organ.like effects, are SUI
pe,ior Tor Churches, Halls Parlors and Schools
They are put up in cases Of solid Walnut fan
CIV vencered Walnut tnew aud unique styles
and elegant Rosewood, OF splendid designs
and finish. and OF the best workmanship
being intended that each instrument shall be
n model Of its class. All instruments down
to fine octave portable Mclodeon have the
beautiful Tremolants stop, without extra
charge.
A large assortment constantly on hand at
our G EN- ERAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WARER0OMS, Sil Broadway.
Our illustrated Circular and Price Lists,
with our new styles, are now ready. Send for
circular.
PELOUBET, PELT0N 4 CO.,
Manufacturers, No. Sal Broadway, New York
CITY. [april lS-3m.
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When q buoImaker commences 10
mako A boot the 6rSt thing he is The last,
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ScrofuIa.
Important TO Persons Afflicted with
ScrOfulOus Diseases.

A POSITIVE CURE AFTER SEVEN
YEARS SUFFERING.
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"COSTARS"
CELEBRATED
BUCKTHORN SALVH,

For Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Wounds. BOiIs. Can.
GERS, Broken Breasts Sore Nipples Bleeding.
Blind and Painful Piles, Scrofuious, Putrid md
Ill.Conditoned Sores, Ulcers Glandular Swell
ings, Eruptions, Cutaneous Affections, Ring
Worm, Itch, Corns, Bunions, chilblains, &c,
Chappcd Hands, Lips, &c, Bites of Spiders,
Insects, Animals, DC, DC.
GTBoxcs 25 cts, so cts, and 81 sizes.
Srsold by all Druggists everywhere.
GJAnd HENRY r. CosTAR, Depot 484
Broadway, N. Y.
GT'Aud by L. S. Bright, Point Pleasant.
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T w.HoRNoR, ESQ. a prominent Lawyer
y in West Virginia. writes to DR.. Anders as
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23
claim eFthe Roih,ehiIas.

The committee Of claims Of the house
Of delegates have reported unfsvorahy
on the claim Of hothsehild brothers for
25G hOgSbeads Of tobacco destroyed in
the public warehouse on the 10th Of
March, 1868 The committee argued the
case at soIne lepgta. The gist Of tne
whole argument is that after the seees-
sion of Virginia the authority and re-
spensibility Of the lawful government
ceased, and that, by enactment of said
lawful government, all acts and obliga-
tions done and assumed during ths period
Of rebellion BY the state of Virginia
are null and void, and, therefore, the
present government is under no obliga-
lion, and, indeed, hss no right to pay for
the tobacco burned in 1868. Upon the
secession Of Virginia the claimants had
to elect between continuing their tnbaeca
in the public warehouse or depositing il
elsewhere, or removing 1t out Of the
state. They chose TO leave their tobacco
where il was and 20 rely upon the Illegal
government as an insurer. The insurer
has become insolvent, and the COMMITTEES
see no hardship in eonfniDg them to
their eontract.n They recommend the
rejection OF the claim. The claim
amounted, as already stated, to $50, 40
! I Richmond Dispatch.
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM new YORK.


New YoRK, February ga city o.
Mexico correspondent says on the evae
uation of the capital by the French, Mar.
quez declared martial law. The United
states consul inquired of him if some Of
the provisions OF his proclamation, which
we're more than unusually strict, applied
10 American citizens, but received no
answer.
A Washington special says that the
judiciary committee will visit Surratt in
iail and take such testimony as he will
give regarding the completely Of jeff
Davis with the assassination OF Lincoln.
If he gives any testimony it will be vol
untary, as they cannot force him to
testify. Sarratt's counsel have advised
him to give 40 testimony.
Parties are in Washington to testify to
the restoration of plantations, seized As
abandoned property, to pardoned rebels
by President johnson at time when
the crops belonged to the lessees, thus
Ignoring contracts and infieting great
losses upon union men.
The special eommittee to investigate
the matter of the discharge of four citi-
zens of Georgia after conviction of the
murder of three union soldiers, have
found the conviction a just one, and
condemn their discharge. The president
had commuted their sentence, which
was that they should be hanged, to i'm
prisonment at Dry TOrtugas. They were
transferred to Fort Delaware, released on
a writ of habeas corpus, and set at lib
erty.
Gen. Grant left for the west last night
to be absent about two weeks.
The fortieth United States eolored
regiment will leave for South Carolina
next Saturday to do duty in that depart
ment
Adviees from Rio JaneirO state that
large number Of Americans, who lately
emigrated there, are forced to beg their
living, as they can get no employment.
A Washington special says the bank
rupt bill is now in the hands of COM
mittee of conference, which was ap-
pointed to-day.
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HER El,PLoYMENTs

are numerous, but thlse-the results Of
which are the most wonderful-are her
paper cuttings, her embroideries and
crochet work in cOlOrs. We have said
that She canuse the thumb and forelinger
of her right hand. These hold the scissors
when she cuts paper. Meanwhile the left
hand Is behind her head during the per-
formance of the task. In the same way,
the left hand always at the back of
the head she pursUes her embroidery
and crochet work in various colors, pre-
cisely as she might do il she had the use
of both hands it is quite evident that
she clairvoyantIy perceiyes everything
that is near her; hut beyond this, pro-
baby, her power does not extend. Still
she is not deprived Of occupation any
more than a LADY who has her eyes.
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EDUCATIONAL
SEW ANEE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
WINCHESTER. TENN.
ExEcUTIvE CoMmrrrEE.

The Right Rev. q. T Q1IsTARD. M-D., Bishop
aJenn NMit0r
5AoisGn X ABRAMS, ESQ, Chairman.
The Rev. 4. A. NORRIS, ~ eretary
Ile lLeV. u. y. hAItl 1T. DID. R..afnr