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New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
THE STORM
DROWNING OK STANDARDIZATION or STEAMERS
SINKING or A CANAIcB0AT.

DROWNING OK SEAstEN-DETEN1I0s or STEAMERS
SINKING or A CANAL-B0AT.
The gale which sprang up on Thursday night did
not abate until last evening and while IL prevailed very
damage to the shipping the harbors and at the
piers was spprehended reached hight in the Lower
Bay and outside a. about o'clock yesterday morning.
ard that hour the steamship Australssisn was re-
ported off the Lghtshp flying signal for plot capt
Thomas Morley tho pilot boat Hope No. l. responded
TO tho signal and while attempting to board the steam
ship lost " his seamcn, who WAS washed OYerOotu
His name Edward Franklin. Immediately after tnls
accident the Hope headed for the sailor Dnt ner
yaw having been wrecked in tho attempt TO reach the
steamer and the pilotboa not being easily handled 10
the gale tho effort to save hin proved frtess IN t
boarding the in thay condition being out OF tho
question Capt Morley bore away for Sandy Hook No No
she lay outside Last night awaiting the abatement oi thc
Capt Benjamin " Horton Hell-CIate pilot also
drowned lie left this city Thursday evening, with
the steamboat Continental and when between tnc IKE
took his yawl intending TO land at City Island
Of abode But heavy eapszed the lttlo craft and
Capt H. peFshed before assistance could reach him. The
apprentice saved himself by cnging to the boat un the
Schooner Hero Of Salem approached and took him aboard
The Captains body was recovered and landed at City
Island. The HellGate pilots will dispatch stoanoo
ing To City Island to enable tho friends to attend the
funeral of Capt Horton. and OF the late Mary A. Ademn
H. Franklin dragged her anchor and was driven into
loaded caralboat which moored at the East six,
eonth 81 pier. and the canalbea sunk TWAS feared
that the soop might be ogged ON the load OF the snken
boat and Capt fIartt OF the Harh0r Police poat DEL
seeing the peril in which she placed ran aiOhS7ide
and towed her off to GrecnpOnt.
The violence Of the gale on the Sound, on Inhsdny
eyenIng forbade navigation The steamboat Old Colony.
which loft her dock at the usual hour reached fih'mg
ton L. T. but was there compelled 10 east anchor Slc
returned to the city yesterday morning, having LETT the
steamboat City Of Hartford snug Ia Huntington nSror %
Last evening the gale having abatcd. the ran lNer
stcamboa Empire State, the New London boat, city OF
Boston and the Newport aud Providence boats went OUT
usual ..,,-h
Very few disasters reported in the city AZ hign
tide ut about several riparian cellars were oOdcu
n chimney wps blown down In Beayerst. ana many
swinging and projecting signboards were Hig 10 me
payements but prOvidentlaly nobody was injured ny
fall
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
STATE OF CoNNEcricuT. TREASURY OFFICE
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE FOURTH DIsTRICT-RE
PUBLICAN MEETINGS.

WAcoTryIILE, Conn., March a. 1867.
The canvass in this State is proceeding with great
v,cor and increasing interest The Republicans as the
election draws nearer, perfecting their organization
looking after the doubtful the hestatng and the indf
ferert and trying all they TO secure the victory which
they deserve In the New-IIaven District where the
are strongest the friends Of Prof winthrop
arc active and earnest and not without hope OF running
him far encugh ahead Of his ticket to elect h Such
reslt would be gratifying, and fortunate Tor ohhscu
and the country The Union Republicans OF NcWIidNch
had grand rally on Tuesday evening Three Thousand
pcopc were present in the Music HAN ana tne nlios
Enthusiasm prevailed while the meeting was au1It,su a,,.
Inv Major Paugborn Of NewJersey, ana fatrck 'oipet'
OF New. York. -. .,e.,,o,, n, Ntr y n
Rarnum il most encouraging. The only way IN wch ne
can be defeated l. by the treachcry OF prctelucu
who NAV DC bought with the moneys OF tne oPloslns
candldote But 80 far as can learn the COppcfheaus
meet with small success In their attempts az purcna,lt
pennllcan votes The Republican meetings are an iully
attended and enthusiastic. Wherever Mr baIbun 5o,
he makes friends, and not few are agreehpy
Ia find I'm him one Of the abest OF our pOltchI
art evening the meeting here was great sucess
large hall was denSely packed ana lhe H'eht ~ ~
untjl "A very late hour, Win nnuDaifu lntoIr''' ~"
sncakers we're Mr. Barnum and MAJOR PahgDoin. ,,--
This town will give n largely-lhcEt.ssu w ri,
,,o al teost so saw the wOrkingmen Of the party. Neay
OH the returned soldiers are Win us III y, p
the Dstrict the Hon. j.. ID. Culver, W H. buIlsI
Woior Uageerty A. w Tenny, and Others, are doig
sxcellent service As yet, the Democrats nav 80,
any speakers In the field and those ucy s1 d o,v nr
ntsd chiefly IN retailing eGpl0deu sanucls . ~, -,
pnai about Mr. Iarnum. This does not III ihe Igas.
damage his chances of success ne q, teen the re-
one bur the Republicans determined 20 keep v
cord Of Connecticut loyalty clean ana hvou t1e ~
and disasters that would follow the electoh oi fP
head Democrat 10 the XLth Congress
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
p,TAt. RAIIRoAD ACCIDENT AT NEWARK

man named Patrick Carroll tailor from New
Brunswick took the T:iO train on the NcwJersey Raj
road on Thursday night for his home and being consider
ally intoxicated refused TO pay his fare although as ths
seanel proved he was not without money When the
train reached the Marketst depot, Newark the cohdhc
tor nut the unruly passenger Off but az the ran was
about leaving the depot again. he lnade an aenlpt 10
get on il and fell between tho two last GERS dlrccy upon
the track where the wheels Of the last car passed over
him mangng aud mutIllting him in horrible manner
He was removed to the depot baggage room. ana
physician summoned. who ut once pronounced MN DC
nId the reach OF medical aid He died In about TWO
hours after the accident In his pocket the doctor ouo
a few dollars In money proving that nc was aoe 70 pay
ha way nj least ns far New brunswick. Carro1 was
an Irshman, aged about 30. and although awidower
leaves two children residing with their grandfather III
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
5uerial Notices.


Twentieth Assembly District ..
meeting n Ibis sil be brd ~ 80
AZ EVEsISG March % At n o'clock M t1 pl9se .ns
ns sTsprepsnts attend the neral VI 9nf ave %
j. J.'WILILAMSON 'H""' W '0
ALEXANDRA BAIS. secretary
..-...,.-sr., Assembly District Union Republican
A..ociaOu.-The menbers OF this A.slciha ~ ~, & a an
=, n".sres TluLsre between Fiiyninth ava ots
SrNpNY tie lRh INST At II to ,tsnl :" 80 o' ~, - s.st
late AMOR J WILLIAMSON VA H. y" "'
a. b. IySsoS. Secretaries
JDIs NOKrOS.j
..,o;, No u H. Of A. will hoN y, resys meeting :"
NnSnSY March 2 o'clock. u the rooms NO ~
crper Eighteenth Tie sritec! oi ~, Is,'ns r.
viii b. discussed p sit-n"ce o. me geis
state yons.''''' ''' v ALEX uObBOD Pre'deat
quesed
Ggo ". TsLSR. S,erei,1es
CrKrIs ScDOSs.j -
I;o Rcrniican f;cncrpi Committee specs. NsIs s
o1 s 1ammSe viii held st kesbqusrt-rs Agu, s' 4,
se =, ,r Attending the % the irte Chsn an % ns"N
} WILLIAMSON CnA|""' % -
wmLtis paussoSo. sec-et,ues
CHARLES n STRONG. J
;h,I, Assembly District Union Republican hssoeli,
,au-ILe n.Inbers requested a meet a. ~. he
bfbsr AMOR J. WILLIAMSON. u hiil srso y
49, ,,,t ,J Ssc,nA ,yea SUNDAY the Zith nAt
tween Of the nobs
foe tho pqrpOs- o Payhs "s ios w PARSlBs President
I,.sPa B,aor Recording seeEesTy
JAAKs McCoRD corTeSpon1iEs S1rrctils
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
WAREHOUSES; IN NEw.YoRK BAY.

The New-York Legislature recently passed a law
by which Commission appointed-eonsisting OF At
tOrney Martindae Judge johnson OF Delaware
County and Col Hall OF NewYork for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning Jersey permission TO erect warehouses;
upon q reef near oyster Island In New.York Bay, ana
also to make some arrangement with that state IshVs
Quarantine Jurisdiction by Newly over the waters OF
the Lower Bay These Commissioners for the purpose OF
explaining the views and wishes OF NewIOrk upon this
matter met the Judiciary Committee Of the NcwJersy
Assembly on Thursday, when AttOrney-ieneIaI MaVtlh
dale, after stating the foregoing facts, said;
I'VE here anything about quarantine buildings or e
Sandy Hook but with proposition of entirely different
10 1894 eIised between NswlCrk
NewJeTsey the Of staten Island and the Jurisdiction
being port Of entry at the lower end of the bay and New
Iork entry al the upper end line drawn and aeed
npoR Commission then appointed By the States running be
tween Island and the BY the then made
Al, Jersey the lower hay extended 10
"a staten Island while sfNtsYok extended 20
al n The soil the lying contiguous 70 its horsA
NNYorh chartered corporation with power TO erect ware
The the reception Of goods RON vessels In quan
% bv h, for the settlement Of quarantine nrs
n o the water Of the entire Bay This not
"a erect buildings but simply 20 obtain qnsTAsn
or infested vessels Some arrangement Necessary e1seI
x. Sc aud 10 obtain from NesJey some pAnI oI
Yos.s We make these requests In the neress u commerce
bath f the two BV act DO injected Boods can
In hes. indeed the act masss msoeneanoI 70
~, IN ths xa.houes any goods Known TO Be iniee'ed'
"a, Hall and Judge johnson also briefly addressed inc
ou and the matter will prODaDy receive P,vmp.
ftenon from IT, and be brought before the Asompy ~
urlV
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
DIED.

BBiCHo rri, .7,2g March 81 nsns uSs on5 s''sh'''
r. o. az 40 sI ct "a S s1aS ~. ~ la s .d sF ioas,A
tom TIE resisaee sthsr % second place South 1rool
on Monday March o. st O'Clock p. N.
Fi,y morning pa ns Lou, IheGde5s ,aii ''
viii be held at - MARY Ch1scb Ke!po
s,tsr5.y a,i ''' '' ''-
BLLoroa ru,,y March g. william W. Of yoIasy 'ad A,S
RIs % sS rss s respectfully inv.o 70 attend The prs e>
resIele parents n Booussi D. S.srd.y .,srnss.
March q eolock Can leave VIA M and Riro'd {" the No
GgyIa ws, ns9ta ! ThpIsay M5: q Isha o., .s''r'
The friends @y bia funeral tod.y ls,ss
IIoRtsa Ts rea,as I'll Be S.iss % C..rS 6nss or os
Csiiorni, pipers pI-,ss copy
LOCKw00DA, Sing Sing THIRSTY Msrrh e. EI, Lockwood
~, r, f nd fr are invited TO attend her Oer s4urlas
afternoon from ,hs Pr-sbyterr Church IN ,bs village
mlRKs-on Fdd.v ss inst The Hon william 'isrs Of Burlington"
The friends o toe family are pee;fa, i1T,ss 2 '"s
Ysane. place Cchsrles.. Sunis sheIa9on q y oE With
for internenL
pooLpou Thnr.. March e. samuel Poole. sysa .
HIS r. ae ta' ,a ,isui b. fncrs from Glurh hsoa
Thrty-eiEh Ehth st., saturday III INST. st tJocl''Ap m
RoBBRTs-On wsinesi,y 2oh inst, William s. R'SeT 'ss' 70
ui and friends sni tho, father Marshall o. Robsrt.
spd oT M f,h.rnaw Augustus syIed 20 stless hs
s.S, from n. late dencr s5l Fh c)r 81 for hff
ST. on Sstarisy sjd inst. ss O'Clock
sCIlIEsIgaER- Friday March ~ iiensy Frsres
a .oo Of and .,e .,. 5,a o. d % ne aep, ..s oa
SATURDAY O'Clock at the residence Of h' "a'' no J."
NsdsOpsye.
srEvENsoS-ou THURSDAY M.rehe rbeOioS, oa i.ssAs'
Of Ceorge aged months
family ini, 70 sehl tue lsasf"
sryes on Satnrsy II oelo< a. ae ,ssiheaoe d sst
No 80 West twenty hsts Tue oo1 VI" O7
ooiC Cemetery rrog. for burial
WIIIAMSON-Iu Orleans Ia the l3h 81 feausp u"'
Amor J. williamson, in the tith year Of bis age -. 4,
The funeral take place FROM bis late rei,ae srs
seen Fist al 10 O'Clock Saalay h,teh - @
friends q his family. iayt " attend wihont I
notice fla SfSs ,t,a eypres' % c'a'ers Tor inter
ment.
WRAvER-At Orange n L. GA weinesiG hssh ~ Oh'uSis
Weaver snt daughter Of k H. st. Iohn VI we
her
The relatives friends inyited 70 aseod ber ianet ron ns
elnc, At o'clock Ssdrlay. i51 INST Irsln, -sye 100. ~
Rsreay at II! . m Orange tDrck Church SioD rs'1ras "
j:tOPm
r .0,.,. of NORMAL LODGB 5ll n snd NJ are heSesr
.nnmane agj required attend spe communication ' e s
a. I sli Al il, Rooms J9l Broadway IN the Cr Of nes l
@ a SDY March ii O'Clock in The forenoon Pr.cie ~ tne
D"rno,e Of attending funeral Of so Brother Ahoh WI"
lfAMSON =, ,.--..- -. -.....e,ux ,y,AA t.
s,tsnd. hili'ih' = wv ''
ASDgEw BLAak Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

CLARK-ST0wBJL-A Sank City wiscspsn Tuss6sy s
by the Rev. w. Dinsmoe Jsne CLARK Of EevYok Ctr
Nsrg A. daughter OF L. Stowen &C. of the fsrner pace ss
Orange. n J. No cards
HOPPRR-TIPPH-I the City Of EeH Yo'k wtass,s March
stephen John HDppu 70 HsBRsh
Tihl all Of h9auooth County, N J.
ARTE-6ILDBRSbBBYE-In the West Ffgthri strest Bsp.r
Cburcb On Ihar,5y evening March a. by The Rev Wm Pco
ton Ri Martin 10 Msry U Gi!dersieeve al 0i ths CITY
SiMONSOS-IAYMOND- Brooklyn H. d. Wetn.siiY h1cs ~
by hs Rev a j Cn6sd he rseienoe of he brides hber WI
Ian of 5'sten Island % Gybsa A. Rsy'S'pc s.sHs'
John y Raymond No Cards
Sfsf+. 1, lp,uer D. "a
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
THE FENIAN MEETISG-A CARD.

TO hs EdIt0r V IHt ITIbhhr
SIR: In the published reports of the Fenian meet
ing in this city ON 18th inst the following para
graph: Judge Charles p DAILY, John Savage ana
Eugene Kelly appointed trustees to receive contpu
tions TO the cause" Presumng that no acton "ouu oe
taken under this appointment have hitherto refraned
from noticing the above publication But now the re-
GENTS from distant points Of communications on TINS
subject which communications may be followed by
Others OF similar character, Obges me 10 MAKE Known
formally that am in way connected with the feiian
movement The use OF my name In the above CONNECTION
was without my knowledge or consent: By puDI.Nlns
this Won will confer favor on your obedlent -'ryant
'iii' ~" wa" EUGENE KELLY.
N1,r- YnrE March %. 1871
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

country which, under Providence, he and otoers nau
prospcred. He gave n concluding toast
The country which Ass long lived and prospered Nh @ bonoo
and belos I'd cgecR"
Mr. Winthrop then read poctical address. deicated 20
Mr. Peabody and written by Madame BOa, ne Anna e.
Lynch ~ excellent taste. and exhibited tho yigOr
OF the popular authOress.
Ex-bOy. Fish gave ~ q sentiment:
Mrs Gr,at. and the Women o. Areios-"
Tho Hon George Bancroft closed with quitc
humorous speech and the party broke up and as8hort
time spent pleasant interchange OF sentiment III
the corridors The 1c Of the band enyened the party
for time, and at midnight silence regned throughout
tho hotel and the Peabody banquet ended ~ 5weeyant
haTnOEiOUsly as u commenced
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
ARRfHAL OF THE AUSTRALASIAN.

The steamship Austraasan, from Liverpool March
.. via Queenstown March TO- arrived off Sandy Hook
yesterday about noon. The heavy gale prevented
pilot ship from reaching her. and mp to the time of
our first edition going to press our foreign mails had
Eot yet been received.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
THE WEATHER.

~ rsLsGRlPH TRIBUNE
BurIMoKE March 22-Onc of the heaviest snow
storms Winter set In tins morning. ana sui CONTINUES
with litto prospect of cessation.
WAsnINCroN March 22-The heavy rain OF yester,
day succeeded by snow, winch at noon Is 81
BUrfAIn N ", March "A. 10 a. m.-Fourteen inches OF
heavy fallen n the Inst ~ hours Inc TEL
egraph wires considerably damaged
Noon-The storm has abated and rapid thaw mas set
in
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

EXPLOSION OF KEROsENE-A YOUNG WOMAN fA.
TALLY BuRSED.-Christna Buchcr, q German su,, ~
M 10 re.,d,ng at No lls North sixth-st., Brooklyn,
y N - sn sbockIngly burned between and 10 O'CLOCK
last night by the explosion Of ss amp nstany
% mse ,d rc,aIns were removed to the FortyIilth
Itncinct station House ia Fourst TO await the orders
Of the cOrOuer.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
ALpAyy CATTLE MARKET.

March 2l-csle, although IN good request and 81 % SOM
s,t better quality THAI those on es s,t Nees nave s ySod
rom lie Fast 500 head having beep bought oI
yy toIes Steers ate.gus 'c 10, which Ssrs so r. .Sn
u,b,on Al ec drove Of good State Steers Averaging v 20, "a
Total receipts wesk 400 head sheep Tanse nOh
s,e Receipts 400 bead HOtS nomins5 'settc heoeP' S'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
SOUTH AMERICA.

LONDnN. March 22.-The Brazilian mail steamer
mas arrived at Lisbon from Rio JaneirO. Active
operations had been resumed against the Paraguay
ans The allied fleet had sheled the Notifications
Of HumaIta. When last heard from the Spanish
squadron had come in sight of and was pursuing
the combined fleets of Chill and Peru.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, March 22.-The Inman steamship City of
Antwerp from NewYOrk March O. arrived here en- route
10 Liverpool early this morning
LIVERPOOL, March 22-The North German Lloyds
steamship Deutschland, Capt Vessels which left New
York on 9th ins arrived at southampton yesterday
aBd after landing her passengers and mails for London
sailed Tor Bremen,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
Pateot Conb,nstion


MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Tbi, Bstrt,a being Co,rsD wrH GUrrAPEHess, does nr
svc An.xRx, FtNLr 40 rHs 10 PLiABLs 'ni NOT
,vvv,,sn KY OfL, ADs ALxrss SrsAa HEAr coLD orr
Door BTPosrRs
THE COMBINATION HOSE
coated p,,. ard ou, With Gus,IPeh. sui Is the only hose that
m onvsy LIVE srE,s AcrDs AsD orasR os whOo'
ur, II /, une,ed for Steam Engines and We cal The 'ps
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fac, that ., several stood without DrhsrsG or SWEAT
ING pRNx Of more pounds the square inei bss d'iI'
that Of Leather Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRIC8 LIST
BENEDICT, TORREY TWOMBbf'
No o PARK-PLACB.
NSrr Dooa TO THE BROADWAY BA5k - hsw Ios1
strumatic salt Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANfa
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign for the cure Of
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS.
ERIJPTIONS OF THE SKIN, &C., &c.
For sale all the principal Druggists. o,, ouv,vpo .,
No So cedIs.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
FRANCE.

P.Rls. March 22-It is announced that the Empe-
,or Napoleon favors q Confederation of the Govern
ments Of France, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland
against Prussia
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
AI,xnxa I'm tn Time.

George Dodge Of Rome n " hss sewing n, .o,S
sps boot tops and binding .ho. done 90 this msehns ana Is
s think the wicoI Gibbs mahes . ss .s s,
T.,s. N I, a,cys ready % iche 'ddrsrtsemeM
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
LIZ WHISKY roRGErY.

TIE certificate of the State Controller. that no bill
for whisky furnished the Legislature ~ charged by
the Democratic press. wa, ever presented for pay
ncnt OF paid by the state was insufficient 10 STOP
tbc circulation of the SANDER ON the day following
,fs publication The Harl'ord Tne5 rcpublished tho
forged bill with amendments. and the affdaYts OF
two unknown persons that they had made . copy ol
tb, sane March ~ 1906 from the books Of the state
Ttasnr instead of Controller. That this change OF
base has not benefited either their cause or Their
velacity the following certificate of the Chief CLERK
of tho TreaSurers Office abundantly proves:
STATE OF CONNECrIcUT. TREASURY OFFICE
HARTFORD. March 81. 1867.
hereby certify that there such bil asserted by
Mrssrs Miller and Farnham on file III this Office. None
such has ever been paid. 10 my knowledge and that
there no entry "a book corresponding, either III
date dD,cupf items. 10 their statement.
WM. j. COTE, Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
DISASTERS.
nrIIn IRON A FALL.

On "Wednesday last Patrick REILLY, shoemaker
fell down flight OF stairs at No l2I Bieeckers. no
was conveyed to his residence No 01 East ,fnd ~
where he died Yesterday. Coroner Cover wac %
hold an Inquest Deceased was native OF Hea"' as'
23 years
CAR COLLISION.
Yesterday morning, while two OF the Heien' ears
- the New.uayen Railroad were being drawn down
cantrest abort distance below Broonest, the brake
~ the forward car gave The driver detached ms
horses and refined them side In time 10 save no
aimas and the cars sped their way uncontroliaby
When near FrankliI-st passenger car OF me fottn
line was struck by the advancing ears, ana consider
abIv damaged. Fortunately the passengers nan oeen
wayned OF the coming danger In time. and had ci' hs
car before the collision occurred
FATALLY BURNED.
An inquest was yesterday hold by Coroner Wildey
at No II Jacos on the body OF Mary j. Hanifer ased
fr. during the temporary abisp1a 81 her ~o,aer
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
BENiTo JUAREz.

A small dweIling-hous in East Newark between
tAs Morris and Essex and NewJersey Railroad bridges
tek fre y.stsrday afternoon and was soon burned TO
lhe xrowad n was occupied by man named honan
aed owRod by Ar Louis FelteF Of Newark LOSS N'oo9
tssared
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
ITALY.

FLOrENCs. March 22.-The National Parliament
was inaagurated to-day by King Victor Emanuel,
who delivered the usual speech from the throne.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
MdRRIED.

CoNr-owEs- tsoibrdse M.o wedneslsy March 20 By the
Rev n Egreson Henry D. Conc ofGrea Darlington to h'
Hpb 9yr9 q SoetsirN
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
EUROPE.
.NFvs RY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO MARCH p,
o., ,str,s,rn 70 raE TRIBUNE
SPAIN

PAnis. March 22-The irOn-olad MiantOnOmah, and
aha other vessels of the American fleet still at
1,,rt Nahon Island of MinOrca tBalearic Islands,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

Card-MoUREIYG GOODS Of eyey bc.ira6e Ind eo,,ssy
on hand at JACKsoN'S NenTnns sorr no ''' "i''' OPF
Ti6,nr & Prices yory reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
METEOROLOGICAL.
TFMpRHATERF.

TEMPERATURE.
NEw-YoRK, March 22.-Thc following is tho range
OF fhc thermometer iB this city 10 day:
IL IA
IA
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BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYELTi,

BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is tho best in the world.
The only hue and perfect harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the ill effects of bad
dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed WI
hdns Il. Botchelor. All others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and perfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York. CO.. Beware
Vi counterfeit. Dec II 1y.
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S u n q ie s
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD,

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this office, until 12 N. on MONDAY,
the 10th instant---at which timo they will
be opened-for furnishing the Quartermas-
ter's Department at this Post with WOOD
for six months, ending October 81, 1867.
Bidders will state the price per cord, re-
spectively, at which understandable Pine
and Oak Wood will be delivered in this
city, at auch time and in such quantities as
the Acting Assistant Quartermaster may
direct; the quantity required monthly not
to exceed, probably, thirty cords of Pine
and twenty cords of Oak.
Two sureties, III the sum of Two Hun
drcd Dollars each, to be named in the pro-
posal, will be required for the faithful per-
formance Of the contract.
Payment to be made monthly, by the
proper disbursing officer, in Government
funds.
Proposals must bo marked PROPOSALS
for Wood" and addressed to the Under
signed, who reserves the right to reject
any bid deemed unreasonable. By order of
Brevet Maj. Gen. II. o. TYLER,
Chief Q. M. I'd Military District.
s. P. JOCELYN,
1st Lieut.. 9th U. s. Infantry,
Acting Assistant Quartermaster.
Office A. A Q. H., Columbia, s. c., May
Q, lo6z. May 10
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ADDING INSULT TO INJURY. Y.ASome
writer for the New York Herald wishes
to know why Virginia and other
Southern States employ Northern
men as counsel, and intimates that,
If Massachusetts had an important
suit in the Supreme Court, she would
not have to come to Virginia for law
yers. Likely enough; but if she had
such n suit in some Southern court,
made up ofjudges bitterly prejudiced
against herself, and avowedly go
verned by political considerations,
she would be very apt to employ a
Southern lawyer.
Richmond Dispatch.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-14

PULPIT PoLITIcs. radical clergy
man at Baltimore electioneered from
his pulpit against the Hon. T.
Parkin Scott, then the candidate
for a Judgeship. The Rev. Nav
worm mathematical him rs a "rebel,
traitor and papist." Mr.. Scott
survived this volley and subsequently
defeated his two ''loyal" competitors
by an immense majority.