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Better Than Worcestershire Sauce.

btttCl I lIttH w VFSO"eN|' WITT Y -
The Adrertiser is indebted to that kind lady
and skilful housewife, Mrs. MALLor, for bottle
of Pepper Catsup Of very rare excellence. Well,
we call it Pepper Catsup; although, properly
speaking, it is a cross between Pepper Vinegar
and Tomato Catsup. If We mistake not Mrs.
MALLo. las o few bottles Of this fne appetizer
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J.W. CLOUS
CantAin and A. A. a. Gnn

Captain and a. 4. a. Gen.
IF similar course bc taken in nll other
such Cases in this District all State Offices,
as they become vacant, will be filled by mill
tary appointccs. In Virginia no cl.c.i.,ns are
allowed to be held, but the present incum-
bents are without exception continued in
ofice.-!ucrcWry.
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tSSsyr When General Butler visited Albany late.
", member of the Assembly introduced rcso
luton commencing %horcas the notorious Gen.
oral Butler i on visit to this city, therefore; re-
aOlyod that the Capitol police DO infirpcted to
gard strictly oil portable property aRoq! t!A'
Capitol, lock the desks, &c."' The resolutions
were ,sld on tho table by . vote Of 40 a2l.
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HE ADVERTISER
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR. r., 3 :.
WEDNESDAY,; APRIL 10, 1867.
Our Club.Rates.

We are 3now fprnishingEthe ADVERTISER to
Clubs at tho following scrylow ratcs:;
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in advance. The names of the entire Club must
be soat at one time.
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RATES OF. ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE ADVANCE

Advertisements will be inserted ut the rate OF
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
no Ninion lines or lcss.) for the 6Fst insott"n,
anil ON EDOLLAR for each subsequent insertion.
3ns- A liberal discount will be made to these
wi.hins to advertise hy t.'e year.
ANNOUNCING Can lid,t $500, in advance.
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gs-we cannot and will not publish original
articles unaccompanied by the namo of the au-
thor.
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Gsr We have been authorized by friends of
Capt. STUART HARRISON to announce him
Candidate fo7 reelection to the Office Of Clerk of
the Court Of crmlnOn Meas iar this District, at
the next clecl;-a,
AE,il . to Is
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Summary of Washington News.

On the 4th, the Senate did nothing in open sos-
sion. The Cameron and Stevens feud is deepen
ing. Cameron favors the confirmation Of Demo-
Gratis in preference to Stevens friends. Stevens
ia represented furious. 1t is probable that the
Russian treaty will be postponed to tho next ses-
sion. The Presidents participation in efforts to
bring the reconstruction bills before the Supreme
Court With Wow to cnjoining District CON-
| msnders, is authoritively denied. Tho whole
story ID regarded as speculative.
Euglish's msjority in Connecticut ia 9I9.
Il is stated that the Attorney General advised
the President that Sheridan exceeded his powers
in removing the Louisiana Provisional officers.
The Radicals claim that the Second and Sixth
sections confer the questioned power.
General Sheridan writes that the faithful en-
forcement of the lam will necefsitats further re-
movals.
Active mea;ures have been adopted BY the As-
rcutural Bureau to distribute $50,0CO worth of
seeds appropriated by Congress to the South.
Mr.. Summer has introduced resolution look
ing to the expulsion of Senator Salisbury because
he appeared upon the floor of the Senate in a
state of intoxication. The consideration of the
matter has been postponed.
The Republican gain in the recent Rhode Island
elections is nearly three thousand.
There are twelve prominent applicants for the
appointment of Commissioner of the Agricultural
Bureau --.------ -----------
Very valuable counerfeitins materials, including
a lathe, which was imported at a cost of $4,000,
have boon capturod in Western New York.
The Eill, of Injunction Of Governors Sharkey
aad Walker, of Mississippi and Florida, which
have been filed in tho Supreme Court, cover four
columns of tho National Tntclligcncer, and are
regarded as very mas;crly documents.
On the 9th, the Secretary of War submitted to
the President a correspondence between Generals S
Grant aud Sheridan, regarding removals.
A special to the Baltimore Sun says General
Griffin recommends tho removal of Governor
ThrOckinorton, of Te1ss. Sheridan agreed with
kim and suggests The removal of the Governor of
Louisiana. Grant, in reply, doubts the Generals
power to remove Governors. lie thinks removal;
must be made by Congress or after trial under
the sixth gection.
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3. Cheaper Than The Cheapest.

5s-" W's" article on tho division of the Dis
srict of Ed;ofold, will appear next week.
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FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

Tho ADVERTISER h published regularly ov-
cry WEDNESDAY MoRxlSG. at THREE DOLLARS
por annum; ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CTS.
for 5.x Months; SEvENTY-FIVE CENTS for
Three Months,-alroy1 in ads""ce.
&3- All paper. discontinued ut tho expiration
of the time for which they have been paid.
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District Cour
John SctZe.

p. - :,
The second session of this Court for Edge6eld
District, began at this place on Monday last.
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But the dream is past! We have several
accounts to settle with the Democratic party,
before for one can consent to affiliate with
that party agsin. Many of you remember
well the hopes and expectations held out by
the Democracy, 1T the time of secession, that
there should be no war, and that if war did
come it must coT,monce in the North and
West. You know how faithfully these promi-
ses were kept when VIC were involved in war.
now take this opportunity to say what |
have never before said in public, that, if it
had not been for the delusive promises aud
hopes held out by the Democracy of the
North and West, Sout... Carolina would have
been the only State that would have scceied.
This is the first count in my indictment
against the, Democratic party. My next
count is the Philadelphia Convention. That
convention adopted platform so broad that
every Conservative in The country could stand
upon it. When that Convention adjourned
there was every prospect that the Conscrvn-
tives and not Lle Radicals would rule the
country. No sooner, however, were the Dem
ocrats at home than they began to consider
the phiadclp!:ju Convention as a purely
Democratic Convention, and to look upon the
Conservative Republicans who joined in it as
50 many acccssions to the Democratic party.
The result was that one after another of the
leading Republicans switched of, and the
Democrats were overwhelmingly defeated at
the polls. My third count is the constitutions
al amendment. The Democratic newspapers
said, one and all, rejec: it, we will CONE in
and will not sustain the amendment. Then
the fourth count is that when the Sherman
bill was passed, its two most odious features
were tackled On by .hc Democrats in alliance
with the Thad. SteYens" Radicals against
the desires of the Conservative Republieang.
The former said it was parliamentary st. .qte-
!gy, but they SHOULD have been sure that they
had the control Of the Senate, WHICH adopted
tue bill as amended. So that the tgQ mos.
odious ieatuyes Of the Sherman bill may bo
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The following is the address of Gov. JAS.
L. Oar delivered at the dinner given b the
Charleston Boasd Of Trade, on Tuesday eve:
ming. the p inst:
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Gss- The Atlanta, Gu, Inteiisencer say: that
A. II. Stephens has determined to avoid politics
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WHAT THE LAMBS HAVE BEEN At
A negro rayished little white girl at Brandy
Wiue Hundred, Del, on the 9th.
A negro watchman is in jail in st. Louis for
rayishing two children aged aud years.
Negro highwaymen are bold and bloody in
the vicinity Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, and
the military have been called upon put stop
to their depredations
A negro committed rape on a white young
lady IN Christian Hundred, Chester cOuntF,
Pa, on Sunday, the 9TH ultimO.
Three nrgr0es murdered the family of Mr.
Joseph Foster, of North Carolina, few days
ago.
A brutal, ftrocious looking negro forced his
way into car and took q seat III a white lady's
lap. A gentleman next to her, Knocked the
scOundrel down, the negroes rallied for 6ght
and the car was quickly cleared. The police
interfered and stopped the proceedings Of tho
violent negroes
Infanticide prevails to great extent among
the freed negroes. In Columbia, Mississippi
nine babies were found in one well.
The town of Brennan, in Texas, was re-
Gently burned by negro soldiers.
Rev. T. II. Jones, of Pembroke. Mass. nc
gro preacher, has been sentenced to paw a fno.
for an indecent assault upon couple of white
women.
AnegrO in Blondinville, KY, enticed a elrl
from the house, and after accomplishing his
purpose murdered her.
A North Carolina negro woman ent off her
husbands head so that she might marry white
man from Massachusetts.
Two young girls were shockingly assaulted
by some Waynesboro' (Georgia) negroes. ,phs-
girls will not survive.
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NEW SERIES

complained, and the appointment in his place
of some friend of the negro
It IS stated that the quarrel between the
President and Gen. Grant is irreconcilable.
Black and Seward had an interview Yesterday
The President refuses to make public his cor.
respOndence with Grant on the removal of
Stanton; but says his published letter in reply
to Grant, ON Sheridans removal, covers the
whole ground.
A series of gigantic whisky frauds on the
Revenue has recently been discovered, which
is said to implicate merchants in high standing
IN this city and Buston. Names not given.
Yellow fever is still raging in New Orleans
and III Texas. Over TO had died in Corpus
Christi as sf
A new telegraph cable will be laid between
Brest, In France. and New York, next May.
1hp Great Eastern is chartered for the work.
Richard Smith, of the Cincinnati Gazette ia
the Radical candidate for Congress in the
Second District.
The fight between Aaron Jones and McCoolc
is to take place on Saturday. The place is not
stated. 2
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Farraday, the great
scientist, died to-day 4 gal ay
PARIS, Aug. 27.-NapoleoE made peace
speech at Arras.
The Spanish rebellion continues. The in
Sul - NO heAfF tIluHIpuVQ Ill AIIuSuuS
The u. S. Minister Bancroft had an atidf-
ence of the King Of PRUSSIA this morning, and
Bismark gives dinner in honor of him 81.
WAsHINGToN. Aug, 28,-Ordersiss from
the War Department. relieving Sicklps of his
command, and for Candy to take his place.
The National Ihtelligencer says the rumors
about Cabinet changes, and the trouble be-
tween the President and Grant are unfounded.
The latter again urges the President not to re-
move Sheridan, and says Hancock is needed
on the plains Perfect harmony exists be-
tween Grant and the Cabinet
Wade Hampton publishes letter against
Congressional reconstruction.
The registration in Alabama shows 10000
negro mGjority
The President has offered to appoint John
NJ. Langdon, colored orator of Ohio, Com
missioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, or any
colored person whom the Freedmen agree on.
General Grant has mustered ont of service
Major johnson, Stanton's Private Secretary
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FROM OWYHEE.-The Aralaache of last
Saturday furnishes US with the following: E,
Times and trade are improving in silver City,
and teams daily arrive with goods.
NJ. l.. Smith, formerly of the Cosmopolitan
Restaurant of Silver City, charged with firing
and attempting to barn the Cosmos mill, brohe
jail Aug. 25th, and was fetaken the same day
eight miles from Silver City.
Mr. Hemenway, an owner of the Whiskey
ledge, came near losing his eyes by the prem6-
ture explosion of blast be was preparing. :
Owyhee Lodge, No. 2, l. O. 0. F., was or
ganzed in Silver City, Aug. 26th, by J. F.
Miller, p. G., by the installation of the follow
ing officers: +. Il. Ensign, N. g.; Ed Bormah,
v g.; John Mcnamara, Secretary; A. Schra-
der, Treasurer. The ceremonies took place
at Masonic HALL
A clean u1 of eighty tons of Orc Emo ore
yielded 1890, or about $3.50 per boR. 9i1
Another rich ledge has been struck in Flint
The Iowa ledge is sunk into 1l6 feet and pros
poets very we'll Their mill is nearly ready
Hill Beachey thinks the new route by Forks
of Owyhee cuts off forty miles, and viii sOOw
run his stages that way. 40
The new Court House is now occupied by
the county officers, aRd the cells for prisoners
are in the basement. The Court room IS on
the third floor hii
Col FOCUS and party have struck very rich
ledge between the head of Purdy gulch and the
New York mine.
The treasure shipments for the month, from
OWyhee exclusively, by the Railroad line to
San Francisco, amount to Sill 500
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2rotessiuual Cards.
,ATNsLTH q EoOTE.

"A TToRNEYs AND CoUNSELoRs AT Law, IDA
A no City. Patents obtained for mining lodes
under act Of Congress of July 26, 1866. OFFIcE-on
Wall street. doors below Codys Exchange. n1tf
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oREaoN FAIR.-The Oregon State Fair
will be held this year at salem as usual, and
continue from the 9TH to the 10Th of October.
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CRAs. c. DUDLEY,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law, PIO-
IN neer City, Idaho Territory. n1tf.
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/" HERES to internal improvelnent,v sas.
Dobbs said when he swallowed dose of salts.
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Semi- atteeklp attorld,
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