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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

IA Pirate Dinner Cith Charles Dickens,
Park, the WARES and Piers meeting at the
Merchants Exchange yesterday. Lar Intelli-
gence, and the Money Article rW be JouRd on the
second page; the Markets and Military Intel6.
gence on the third page. and Foreign Items on
the SiCth DdQe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

Our correspondent in Alaska, whose letter is
published elsewhere, furnishes us with inter
esting details concerning the climate, nature,
and resources of the country.
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by giving the freedman to understand in ths
ve, " beginning, that his vote is not yendihle
If the Virginia whites like to try the other
dodge, So wish them joy of the experiment.
They wifi need all the money they are likely
IN find in t,teir pockets.
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WHEN WE HAVE GRANT WHAT HAVE WE1

The President says he has been trying to
have the Southern States come back to the
Union. This is the cCntrivance he calls his
"policy." Now his organ urges the Southern
people not to hold Conventions. Who stands
in the way of Reconstruction 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

No dispatches by the Atlantic Cable were
received yesterday. 1t is supposed that the
land wires are down.
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WIsTAR's BALsAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

One ohe Oldest ana reliable remedies the world for CouoHs
CoLDs CoNsrAProN every affection Of the THROAT LuSGs ad
Sold BIZ all druggists
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9usintss 9Otitts.
CAUTION.

". call attention to the that limitations Of our ne ELECTRO
Pry eopog Of Dinner Dessert Tea Services @c are extensively
,r5uee BIS American manufacturers also that there are Lns'sa H
nt both ofinror qualify. These goods are offered for sale
~ dealers and are well calculated deceive Purchasers eau only
etct ami avoid eounerfts by noting trade mark, thus;
Trad. Mark u ss an. q
Elcctro.Pia's. oopIlANa~oeo every article
Our goods which obtained from all responsible dealers bear This
stamp They are heavily plated the finest Abaia or Nickel silver
and m guarantee G IN erey respect superior to tf best Shta
plak GoEHAN MANUFACTURING Co.
slversfit,s and Manufacturers Of Fine ElectrOPae
Providence r. T.
TuE GORIIAM WARE, indiSputaby superior
10 he Gse sleaed Pe for retail by the in;roucers,
STAIR & MARCUS. No. p Johnst
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slveysuils and Manufacturers Of Fine ElectrOPlate,
Providence. R l.
TuE GORuAM WARE, indiSputabIy superior
70 ne finest SleNed PL sale at retail by the iniroducers
STARR MARcUs No 2 Joan-st
"Ioot on lf, pirinre and then tat"
Here you behold The iusTn step.
The palld cheek wasting FORM
Uuiastei food, ana a social atmosphere
Poisoned " lib the tales Of aches, pains,
Sleepless nights and mental despontency
There. Laughing health sparkling
Elastic steps, craving appetite forgotten cares
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
SHOW the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the PLANTATION BITTERS-the other
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sHd at half the cost
HUMAN HAR.-Many years in chemical eX-
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HAIR an uurvae dressing mprag new life and increased nu'T
har preventing badness aud aresrg Its progress "hen com
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sud yol beauty stopping its falling oct at once Sold BY all
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Dr.. 5. A. CHEvALIER's BEAUTIFIER AND
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chemist SARAH CnEvALIER NJ D. No l23 Broadway n y Sold
hy an druggists
We regard Mrs. WINsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP
as invaluable for the purposes which designed and would have it
if its price were double We shall do all power to
introduce it among our acquantnncury Hitchcock
stubrdge Masl the child from Paia sofens the gums
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DIR. 5. A. CHEvALIER'S BEAUuFIER AND
PREEKvaR vegetable botanical for improving the com
peron Prepared and SOLELY By the woTeno"ne
chemist SARAH A. CuEyALER NJ D. No. 1923 Broadway n y Sold
l. .-.ff1--
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-20

in the channel, and s74@feet under the
bridge + iisSSiTig steamers. e
The new -United f~tateSs mail steamer
America has dropps Il down below the
CAPT John A. Harphani left for Memp his
on theRohert Burns. The Parson is en-
I'he Ohio No. 3 left for Pom .sroy, last
night in place of the Fleetwood.
New orleans about sp eRe i MD eee Of next
week, with the elegant Alice Dean.
The F. ". Strader, Capt John g. Benson.
Captain Pres Lodwick has sold his inter-
es to William
Moore, OF Portsmouth, at the rate OF $780,
eco for the entire boat, Copt E; 3; Moore
succeeds Capt. Pres Lodwick in the COM
ymand of the Bostona. UnE
LoUIsvILLE--The Courier, of Thursday,
says: m ~ Bah
FALLS NAvIGABLE.-The river was ris-
Ing rather briskly. yesterday morning, but
at stand n Inc n wv WITH
On The falls last evening there We're feet
7fncnes steamboat water, or on the rocks
down the Indian chute. In The pass there
were7 feet 4 inches. and the river at o
stand.
ST. LOUIS. The Democrat of Thursday
says: .-eef
The rise was steady yesterday. last night
and the night before. Accounts from
several days yet. An immense amount of
Missouri River drift wood is passing. The
hight of water in the. upper Mississippi:
and the Missouri as well. is very unusual
for this season of the year. We hear Of the
rise still going on at Dubuque. above and
being most ample for boa, ing. steamers
for St. Louis were getting all the freight
they wanted. There is seven feet on the
hence to Cairo. Business, In the way of
shipments slightly improved yesterday. !,
allied " at ST. Louis.-Louisr lie Democrat. 81
Not much. She is likewise and more.
over about to run faster. carry bigger, and
owned boat ever did s4sraf e8s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-20
coMMfssTtoNE CARDS.

"HE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
" attention OF Farmers, Planters and
Dealers in COTTON and TOBACCO to the
fact that we have opened Cotton and To-
bacco Sale House at Evansville. 1t must
be apparent to all that; our city possesses
superior advantages over any other In the
West as a market for these staples, 1t being
much nearer. to at least three-fourths OF
the Cotton and Tobacco Districts fnithe
Valleys of the Ohio, Green, Cumberland,
and Tennessee Rivers, and more accessible
at all seasons of the year, thereby gaining
time and expense. ~
In soliciting your patronage, we only,
ask you to assist In building up great
home market for yourselves. Our terms
of sale are tire same as Louisville and
other Western markets. The owners of
Cotton and Tobacco can at their option
accept or reject sales made to the highest
bidder. F..s'-.-'s'.--'ss- '----'- = IT, -4nr
We also solicit the consignments for sale
OF all kinds of Country Produces, and the
purchase OF Groceries. Provisions, and Ag-
rlcuIaural implements, and naerchandise
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EScparator CapilIi.

Throw away your false frizzlcs, your switrccs,
:. your wig
Destructive of comfort, and not worth fir.
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And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
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forcing grnwth of hair upon the faco, il hu.
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the smoothcst face in from five to eight weeks
or hair upon bald heads in from two to three
months. 4 few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will foroc ,r
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assertions are false, as thousands Of living VIII
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witness. But many will say, how are we ia
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To such we would saw, try tho Re-
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satisfaction is,not given. Address,
w. L.. CLARK 4 CO, Chemists.
No. 3 West Faycttc-strect, Syracuse, Ny.
Feb lG. 1867 u 1v
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ASTKOLOGY.
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a. Young Lady Return-

ING to her country. home, after scourn of a
few months in tho city, was hardly recognised
ny her friends. In place Of Il coarse, rustic,
flushed face, she had soft ruby complexion
OF almost marble smoothncss, and instead Of
ttwyenty:thrce she really appeared bit eighteen.
Upon inquiry as to the cansc of so Great a
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Price 81, sent by Mail or Express, on receipt of
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ACTION OF THE ExEcUriVE in TIE SoUr1I.
ERN CoMpLcAnoNs.-Th " National Tn.
telligenccr," of Wednesday morning, says /:
cit soems to bc settled dcfni,ivciy That in.
structions will at once be sent to tic several
military commanders at the South. requiring
them to conform. their action in reference to
the registration and qualifications of voters 70
the views expressed in the two opinions of
the Attorney. General recently submitted to
the President and Cabinet, and approved by
them. inc determination upon this point,
and its partial development, probably gavo
r!se 70 the confident tone INDUCED BY Wash.
ingto2 correspondents Of the Northern press
as to'immcd'atc and thorough action in res
pect to other points embraced in the opinion
fot the Attorney;General; published by US on
Mohd"y: doubtless however, corrcspon-
dencc will speedily be opened Will. the Gene.
rails who have, usurpcd the of removing
civil State officers at the South and uppoi,t.
ing ,thcrs; and when the facts in each c,sc
shall have been obtained and considered u
remedy suited to the particular wrong will br
stcrny applied. Ii is very evident that no.
gcacrai r"(e could be adopted in reference to
replacing the drposcd officers While the re.
movals, in the manner they were effected.
were all obviously illegal and wrong, the mat.
ter might assume new phase when the oucs
ton Of replacing n particularly obnoxious pcr-
son in,important posts came up for Executive
consideration"
LIE STORM IN CHARLESTON THE Charl
cston papers state that the storm which visi.
ted that city OH Saturday last was the most
severe which has been known at this late date
for fifty years. Trees were blown downin cv.
cry direction in fact, all the fruit and orra.
mental trees throughout the city have been
damaged. The grippe vines suffered barticu.
iarly, and the corn in tho varinls garden lots
hay" been blown down almost without cxccp. |
ti"n. The tin roof of the new custom ho,,sr
was rolled up by the wind aud carried by it
t" the corner of Cumberland street, and the
derricks in front Of the custom house were
br'wn down, killing a cow in their fall \
portion of tho roof Of the South Carolina
Railroad freight depot Was rolled in, hut Sc /
cured and fastened d"wn.bcfolc any dnnrc
had been done to the building or its contents
a number of other buildings were more or
less damaged.
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w HIS K H Ee =
M JJ S r A GIFT r 81

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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

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Medical Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having permanently estab-
lished himself at Pickens Court House, offers
his services to tho community at largo, for the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, in all its branches.
When not professionally absent he may always be
found at his Office, ready to give prompt attention
TO all calls, night or day.
JAMES NJ. SLOAN, NJ. D.
Pickens c. IT,, Nov. %, 1866 ll-tf
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ID IL Y q o o y S
GROCERIES.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EQUITY-pICKENs.
Martha A. Dogs. Adm'x, Eillto Administer Es
vs. tate in Equity, Re.
Elihu Griffin and others. strnin Creditors, &c.
hearing the ,d h j" ;,sss h's cause, cona" "nd on
ants Solicitors, it is ordered that . Writ of III.
junction do issue. to be directen to Elihu Griffin,
claiming to be creditor Of Thomns Hamilton
Boggs, restraining him from prosecuting hls
suit further against Martha a. Bnggs, adminIs.
tratrix Of tho said Thomas hamilton Bnggs:
and that tho said Elihn Griffin, the suing cred.
itor, and all other creditors of Thomas iIamil>
ton Bnggs bo onjoined, and they arc hereby
from prosecuting the suit already commenced
ugainsttl,e said MarthaA .Buggs, as Administro.
ltrix, for dcbts alleged TO be 'lnc to them or Ell
thor Of them, from the said Thomas Hamilton
ROB"r. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Com'rs Office, April Q, 1867. 2o-3m
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WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JEWELRY

SO THE SUBSCRIBER having an experience
N1M, of many years In tho business Of repairing
tgiIA Clocks, Watches end .scWeiRy,
offers his services to his friends and the public
generally, In that line Of businoss. Charges for
at work as reasonable rs possible. All work war;
rsnted, If we'll usetl He will also give his atten-
tion. TO the repairing Of Musician lNsrRUmENTs.
His place of business Is at WALliALLA, nearly
opposite tks Post of6ce.
April4, 1886. 2s amr-eow
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ENllE LATEST NEWS Foreign and Amer.
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The PllENIN and CLEANER arc the only
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Every issue of the Daily contnns from ten to
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TERMS FOR SIN MONTlIS-IN ADVANCE.
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Schioenberg Gotta Family Books.

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TER MS OF SALE.

On credit till tho first day of November
next, the purchaser to give bond and two or
more good surctics--thc title deed to be signed
but not delivered, till the payment of the
purchase moncy-and if the money he not
paid at the time it becomes due. then that the
said Plantation bc re.sold, on Salcday in De-
ccmhcr next. after the usual notice, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the risk of the
former purchaser.
Expenses of sale to be paid in cash
kOBT A. THOMPSON, c.E.pD
Com'rs. Office, May %, 1867 35-td