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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-04
Southern Registration.

The st. Louis Republican quotes the fol-
lowing table of voters registered under the
Reconstruction acts in all the States lately
in revolt, Arkansas excepted, (wherein it is
known that there is very considerable ma
iority OF Whites on the registry y
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Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived at
New Orleans on the 31st of December. They
sailed by way of Havana.
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Gen. Meade is on his way to take COM
mand Of the Sd Military District Gen. Ord,
before leaving for the Pacific, asked to be
allowed to report in person to the President,
which was granted.
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the registry =

Aggregates, $685. 673,669 1,269,571
The Republican tries hcreupon to prove
the registration unfair, because
1. These States had in 1860 considera-
bly, larger white than colored population;
2 They cast about 652, 900 (white) votes
in 1860
3. =. 1t has been stated as the estimate of
the Freedmcn's Bureau, that One Millions
blacks have persisted since 1850" [Boshll
Hence,
l. There should be nearly 800, 900 more
whites than blacks on the registries of those
nine States.
To all which, The Tribune succinctly re-
spends
/. That the South lost Three Hundred
Thousand white maes-nearly all of whom,
ifalive, would now be adults-by the casual
ties and privations of our great Civil War.
Ii. She lost nothing like this number of
blacks-probably less than One Hundred
Thousand of all ages and both sexes-for
many of our black soldiers were from other
States than the nine aforesaid-some of them
even from Canada.
Ill There is very considerable minority
of the Southern wiites-we pIsspn,s 0ns>u
Hundred ThousaiaV
franchised for emip:: = IS
Rebellion.
". Another ca
to register under
because blacks were n,
titled to vote.
1t seems to US that here
PLANTATION Of the fact which
deems so suspicious. And
thank that journal to explain:
l. Why the majority for Reconstruetr-
under the acts of Congress is far heavie- lE -
Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia,
where majority of the registered voters are
whites, than in South Carolina. Mississippi,
Louisiana, and Florida, where the registered
blacks are very much the more numerous.
| IL Why some of the heaviest Radical"
majorities are given by those counties OF
North Carolina wherein there are from three
| to twenty whites registered to every black.
The Hon. Henry T. Blow is spoken of as
| proper candidate for Governor of Missou-
ri. The Alexandria Blade says of him:
70 Mr. Blow is eminently the man for the
| time. From poor boy he has grown up
| with Missouri, merchant, manufacturer,
| a minister to a foreign cour:, member OF
Congress, and OF the Committee OF ways
| and Means His experience has been such
| as to qualify HIM to understand ana ADVANCE
| the interests of the State. A Republican
before the war and q Radical ever slnce-he
NAV be relied upon to be true to our party.
| A fnancier, who has, by his own ability and
| exertion, amassed large fortune, he will
| be able to lead our State finances to the de-,
sired results. An able and eloquent speak
| er he can make an effective canvass as our
candidate"
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REMovALs.-Messrs. Fowle & R,door
will, this year, occupy the two offices on fEe
corner, South of the Court House rec n r'Ie
Root, Esq. "' w. D.
Mr.. Albert johnson removes his grocery
to the store lately occupied by Mr.. Them
MIR. II. l. Hesselbach has removed to his
new store, next door to his old stand.
Hon. A. s. Merrimon occupies the office
IN the new National Bank, South east corner.
The business office of the Register. news
paper will be removed to the office lately
occupied by R. G. Badger, Esq.-sentinel.
Mr.. Douglas Bell has removed to the
house on Fayetteville Street, formerly &C.
cupied by B. P. Williamson s. Co., and
MIR. Parker to the house formerly occupied
by Mr.. Bell.
Messrs. w. H. Jones & Co., have COM
menced business in the large and handsome
new Store on Fayetteville Street, near the
National Bank. See their advertisement in
the Standard to- day.
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S Gen. ~ letter is extraordinary" to
rs~e> Ss5ecause it is imbued with loyal
sentiments, and manifests deep concern for
our suffering loyalists of both races The
General need not fear the promised "com-
ments' of the Sentinel They will not be
calculated either to injure him or to refute
the statements in his letter.
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as the above ordinance indicates, and to
make returns of such election as therein re-
quested. E JOHN POPE,
Brevet Major General, U. S. A., Com.
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The removal of this tax may be a boon to
the people of the South, but do not advo-
cate it as such. The interests of the people
of the whole country demand its removal,
and regret that there are what seem to
the committee insuperable objections to
its immediate repeal. Those objections are
entitled to grave consideration, and yielding
my personal wishes will vote for the bill as
reported.
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GEN. MILES AND THE BUREAU
commented, some days since. wit
synopsis before us, upon Gen.
to Gen. Howard, advising thu
of the Freedmen's Bureau. W.
seen the letter in full and its extra
character demands fuller notice.
therefore publish it in our p
such comments R''ier the
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charleston NEWS.

q GHARLEsToN, Dec. s1.- Gen. Candy ba,
issued an order suspending executions, and
staying proceedings in all cases arising dur.
ing the war suspending sales under fore
closure, and providing for homestead ex.
emption.
Gen. sickles' order prohibiting the distil.
lation of liquors, and granting licenses f.
bar rooms is revoked, and the proceeds Of
such licenses are to be devoted to the spn-
port of the poor.
IT we ale not mistaken, we saw it stated
In Wilmington paper some days since
that Col. Frank, the commandment at ,lat
post, had announced the revocation of tbo
order in relation to granting licences to
sell ardent spirits. If we are in error the
Wilmington paper can correct Us
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~ Mr.. c. w. HoRNER, as Business Clerk and
Agent, is authorized to make contracts and give
receipts, &C., &c. =
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VesuvIus.
THE BRUPTIoN "A SPECTACLE GRAND BEYOND ALL
POWER OF DESCRIPTION"
Naples Con sspondsnce Of the London Time..l

Naples Con espondsnce of the London TimesI
Vesuvus, the eruptons Of which have been
hitherto a source of amusement, has this week
awakened considerable apprehension. Every day
almost it has presented different appearance.
On Monday it was covered with mantel OF snow,
which was striped at intervals with broad stripes
of lava, and the explosive force Of the mountain
began to increase, throwing out smoke and dark
colored sand, with slight detonatons. The
smoke holes,n said Prof. Palmieri, were COW
cred with sublimates Of sal marine and of metallic
chlorures the smoke issued, too, not only from
the cone on the summit, but from another lateral
hole which, from the great deposit OF material
around it. has grown into the dignity OF cone;
On Tuesday night the spectacle was grand beyond
all power Of description. Large masses of lava
were shot up to a great height, one of which,
even from the city, was seen to fal IKE mighty
rock and roll down the sides Of the great cone.
Streams CT red hot lava were flowing over the
crater and bathing the whole of the upper part of
the imountain, while fiery lava, ashes and sand
were sent up with an immense impetus, irradi-
atiDg the sky far and near. At intervals
during the whole of the night there was
a loud and continued cannonade as OF ar
tiIlery, which was heard in the most distant
parts of Naples. Clouds and darkness hid the
mountain from us for two days, and what W as go
ing on under their mysterious veil it was impossi
BILE to say; but a north wind swept them all away,
and then Vesuvius was again revealed in all its
magnifcence, and one may almost add in all its
terrors. Z" The eruption of Thursday" to quote
Palmieri, was at its greatest intensity. Enormous
masses of solid lava were launched TO a fearful
hight falling and rolling down in every direction,
thus rendering the ascent of the mountain yet
more dangerous. The detonations were very ire-
quent and so violent as to cause the walls Of the
observatory TO rock backwards aud forwards"
II was necessary TO detach the scientific in
struments from the walls and place them on the
ground in order to preserve them from the strong
undulatory shocks. Persons who were present
at the time compare their sensations with those
which they have felt on board vessel when
rocked by the waves On the same day the in-
habtants of Tore Gel Greco were again in so
much apprehension of another disaster that Pal.
mieri went over TO examine the extinct holes
which in 1861 spread devastation over the city.
He go far satisfied them by reporting that "there
was no imminent danger" and thus tranquizing
the population, great proportion OF whom were
making arrangements to leave. As | write, the
eruption continues with equal violence, aud the
dense masses Of dark smoke beaten down by a
bitter northeaster are sweeping over the sea.
Crowds Of visitors have come in to see this
woDdrous spectacle, and among others, some Of
the Turin Alpine club.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA

Abel J. Norwood, N. W. @. Master Kellertown.
Hy R. swasey, R. W. Dept Grand Master, New orleana
John G. Jones, r. W. Grand s. W., Vernon
John A. Stevenson, r. W. Grand J. w., New Orleans
Samuel NJ Todd, r. W. Grand Treasurer, New orleank
Jas. O. Bachelor, D., r w. Grand Secretary, New
Orleans.
G. s. Hedges, d. D., W. Grand Chaplain, New OrIeans
r. @. Sterling, W. Grand s. D., st. Francsville.
D. 8. Cage, W. Grand J. d Houm&
Jos q. DeGrange. W. Grand Marshal, Ns~ Orleans
Jno. McCrory W. Grand Sword Bearer. BastrOp;
Jas A Douglass, W. Grand Pursuivant New Orleans.
F. II. Bsbbit, Simmesport, 8. II. Brown New Orleans
Abram &. Dick, New Orleans NJ Esela New Orleans. W.
Grand stewa
Alex Quesnt, ". Grand Tyler New Orleans.
Grand Annual COnvOcaton second Monday In February
each year.
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MEDICAL.
.POLAN D's
PoLANn's. '....'.'-..'.'.'''''roIAS D.
MAGIC BILIOUS POWDERS.

This preparation the discovery Of the Rev. W. Poland,
soerlvtbe Pssaor ofthe Baptist Churshin Goown n r.,
and man dearly BY that denomination throughout
New England He was obliged the pulpit and study
medicine to save his own life and his MA9I POWDERS
are Of the most wonderful discoveries Of nsdern te
Il is the
Great Liver and Bilious Remedy,
which ccplstsy throws In all other discoveries in
sdcpe and 1t affords him much qualification that they
eve the unanimous appreciation Of all who have tested them
The MAGIC BILIOUS POWDERS are
Positive Care for Liver Complaint
in is most aggravated FORM and an immediate O
Bilious Derans ements Excelle-tfor
Headache, Constipation, Pimp'es,
Biotehes A Salov Skin, Drowsiness,
Dizziness, Heartburn, PslpitstiOn,
And most wonderful
CURE AND PREVENTIVE OF FEVER AND AGUR
We advise all who are troubled with this fearful mslsdy
always keep the Powders hand ready for immediate
Here few important particulars:
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They are the only known remedy that win cure Liver
Complaint
They the only remedy that will cure cOnsps
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The Powder. are 50 thorough their opereton that
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require ts effect
They mild and pleasant Jet the most eieotuA Cath
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They cheapest and best medicine extant a. they
by mail part Of the globe for the price, %
cents
Circulars containing certificates information ete, sent 70
any part Of the world free Of charge.
Sold by all druggists, or by mail on application 70
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Propnetors.
Price 80 cents per box. For sale by all druggists
BARNES, WARD CO.,
"A Msgszine street,
General Agents.
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GRAND COUNCIL r. AKDsx.

r. N. Todd, NJ p, Grand Master, New Orleans
Hy. r. swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New onssr
John w. Jones, t., nlnstrious Grand Master sh evep0
John c. Gordy, @. p, COndactsr Of Work. Frankliz
II. Breen, @. Q. Of he Guard, New Orleans
Joseph p. HOrnor, Treasurer, New orlesns
Gus sontag, q. Recorder, New Orleans.
Rev. Thos b Lawson, q. Chaplain, New oriesnA
II. p. Buckley, O. Conductor, New Orleans.
r.. l. Bruce. @. Steward, New Orleans
EzAstus Wells, a. Sentinel, New Orleans.
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.

Henry p. Buckley, Grand High Priest New Orleans
q. W. Munday, Deputy Grand High PRIEST Clinton.
John W. Jones, Grand King Shreveport
Homer b. Smith, Grand Scribe, Franklin
Henry r. swasey, Grand Treasurer New Orleans,
J. @. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, BAstrop.
John c. Gordy, Grand Lecturer, Franklin.
r. H. Day, Grand Captain Of the Host. Baton Rouga
Joseph P. Honor, Grand P. s., New Orleans.
Henry Hamburger Grand R. A. Captain, New Orleans
John c. M. Williams Grand Master Third ve Shreveport
Hugh Breen, Grand Master Second Vel, New oriesnk
w. W. Leaks, Grand Master First VEIL ST. FrAncisvis.
Ersstus Wells, Grand Guard, New orleans
Next annual assembly Grand Council New Orleans Februa
18th, 1868
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The Great Female Remedy
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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-11

A PUFF FROM GRANT.-The Nashville Repub-
lican Banner says: - A private letter to a gentle
man in this city reports the folio wing significant
conversation between the president aud Gen.
Srant. II occurred in the executive office last
Tuesday. We give it verbatim:
President Well, general, the radicals are
making some pretty high bids for you.'
"Grant-' Are theyp puff puffD
President Yes, they almost beat the Demo.
Gratis
"Grant-Smile (Puf. puffy
President What do you think about it.?
"Grant-'I think this is the poorest cigar ever
smoked (Puh puff Exit Grant"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-11
GRAND ooSk1sroRY s. PIP r g. THIRTY SECOND

GRAND CoNkIsToRY 8. PP. r g. THIRTY SECOND
DEGREE
John Claiborne, 3d. First Lieutenant Commander, Ess
Orleans.
Fulgence Ricau SSd Second Lieutenant Commander Esw
Orleans
John L. Lewis SD, Grand Constable, New Orleans
John G. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel L. Walker, SD, Grand Minister Of State New
Orleans.
Dr. James G. Bachelor SD Grand Chancellor New o.
leans
Ben DA silva sd. Grand Almoner, New Orleans ca
Emmett ID. Craig SD, Grand Registrar, New OrleAnA
John Z Mcclure, SD, Grand Keeper Of s. and A. New
Orleans
by. r. swasey, 32d. Grand Primste, New Orleans
Z. Salomon, SD Grand Provost, New Orleans.
James Scot sd, Grand Expert, New Orleans.
James G. Wilmer, SD, Grand Assistant Expert, Esw
Orleans.
- Jean Lamarre. SD, Grand Beausenior, New Orleans.
Angel Martin 3d Grand Bearer Of the " B. New Orleans
Bruno de Lucas SD Grand Master Of the Guards, Esw
Orleans.
William c. Cbamberlin, SD, Grand Chamberlain. Nsv
Orleans-
Daniel " scruggs, SD, Grand Steward, New Orleans
John Melton, SD, Grand Aid-ds Camp, New Orleans
T. Carroll SD Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday n
January
Stated sitngs: March, 2sh June. 2ls September a1s
Nth December.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. for
Children TeeshDg greatly facilitates the process Of tsehns
BY sonsnng the gums refusing all tnaamsson-w say Nj
Pain and spssodic action and 70 regulate the bowels
Depend upon IT, Mothers give rest toyOursevss andre
eap health wehs and sold this as
Gle for years. and say conhdsnes and truth OF IL We
have never been able say other has
n failed In Sin lenstanoe Cure. when tim y used
Never did we know an Of dssssscon BY any one
who used H. On contrary all delighted with MS ope
ration and speak Of eommendstion OF it's magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter whst
we do know" years experience and pledge our repu
taton for the of what here declare In almost
every where the infant suffering from pain and ex
haustIon relief viii be found fifteen twenty minutes
aner the syrup Is administered.
Full directions using viii accompany each bottle Be
sur, and call for Mrs winsIOws Soothing Syrup having the
fac smile Of Curtis Perkins," the outside wrapper All
others are base limitations
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Price, only 80
cents per Bottle
onces-2l5 Fulton street. New York; 2D5 High HOlborn
London, England al st. Paul street, Montreal Canada
BARNES, WARD 4 CO., Agents,
"a Magazine street, New Orleans, La
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-11

WHAT Our BABY DID.-The other day Nettie
was eighteen months old, and she celebrated the
event in the following style, With regularity
and promptness which almost defes competition:
lst. Upset quart of milk upon her bran new
flannel gown. %. Put the hair brush in the slop-
pail. Sd. Took q spoon from the table and
plssiered the carpet and floor with soft lard, and
then wiped it of with the clean dress just put
upon her. 4lh. She did not string spools upon
the cats tall but took another form Of express.
ing her devotion to that pet by trying TO cram il
into her fathers boot. 5th. Found her way into
the pantry and upset the kerosene in a pan of
meal that had just been sif,ed for use and, to
cap the climax, creased her little red shoes with
the mixture. 9th. Ate some bread and milk and
went OIL to sleep. These things were done in
spite OF careful watching, aud las we have since
learned by experience) Is but fair sample of her
everyday life. Babies are mischievousl What
can mother do with three or four little fellows
at time, and keep the house in order? We re.
solved never to find fault If supper isn't ready
just at the right time.
From the Monroe (Wis) Seminal
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-11
MACHINERY.

John l.. BARINGEK,
IEA. Iss, 1se..... ..MAGAzINE......IS&,I I5s, Iss
and
I00......,....Fotrs Dame estreet..........1Oo
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
And Dealer In
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS, Tor Steam,
Water and 0as4
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, In all In
mutfArions branches, for Steamboats, Plantations Brew
aries Dissleries md Private Dxellinga
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILINGs put up In ths
Aeatest manner, and the shortest notice.
COPPER STILLS made TO order.
CONSTANTLY HAND:
large assortment of Brass Globe Valves; Check Valves
horizontal ana vertical OIL Globes and Cups; all
Steam and Water Cocks Of various patterns Steam esuge
HAgnetio Water Gsuges and Gauge Cocks ETC., etc.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY band:
ne oeIeorated MITCHELL STAR LIG GHTNIN0 RODS
and POINTS, which took the First Premium the late Fair
Orders from city and country solicited and promptly st
tended to.
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The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Post telegrsphs q rumor that the presi
dent intends to issue proclamation recommend
Ing the Southern States 20 send delegates to q
national convention. He will set forth the doc
trine that the States are in the Union, and as
much entitled to representation in the National
convention as the States now having representa-.
ton in Congress. II ia understood that the presi-
dent will be sustained in this movement by the
Democratic party, who will recognize the delegi-
tions from the rebel States, and allow them to
participate in their proceedings in the
of candidates for president and vice-president.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-11

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
This Or eat Remedy for all Diseases
OF THE STOMACH
Ishe discovery OF the inventor OF Goes valuable Dough
Bssam while experimenting for his health. 1t cured
csmp the stomach for him which had before yielded to
nothing but chloroform.
The daily testimony from various parts Of the country
encourage us to caused by dsor
dered stomach it viii not speedily cure.
Physieians Iadorse and Use 10.
MINISTER'S GIVE TESTIMONY OF ITS EFFICACY.
And from all directions we receive tdngs of cures per
formed
1t Ifs sure TO cure
HEARTBURN
One dose will cure
SICK HEADACHBI
It has cured in hundreds Of cases.
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESSl
1t stops in thirty minutes.
ACIpITY OF TIE STOMACH
It corrects at once
RISING OF THE FooDi
1t stops Immediately.
DISTRESS AFTER EATINGi
One dose viii remove.
CHOLERA koRBUsn
Rapidly yields to few Doses
BAD BREATH
VIII be changed with half a bottles
Its Perfectly Harmless.
Its unpreced Dted is ewing to the fact that
by assisting her sway the system
Nearly every dealer in the United States sells at
One Dollar Per Bottle.
G. @. CLARK CO.,
ProprietOrs.
Fer sale By all Druggists
BARNES WARD CO.,
"a Magazine street. Gene al AEsnts.
800 REWARD
For medicine that will cure
COUGHS.
INFLUENZA.
TICKLING in the THROAT.
wHooPNG COUGH
CoNsUMPTIvE COUGHS,
AS quick
Goes Cough BaIsam,
| ONEh ONb MlLLlON bOTTLkSs
have been Sold and not single instance of its failure
known We ave in possession quantity Of certh
| Gates, some Of them from
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
who have used in their practice and given the
| nence over every other compound
IT DOES NOT DRY UP COUGH, BUT LoosENs IT
SO to enable the patient to s1psctOrste freely
| Two or three doses
WILL INVARIABLY CURE TICKLING IN rHE
A half bettle has often completely cured the most
STUBBORN COUGH,
and yet though speedy n its operation Il
perfectly harmless, being purely vegetable It is very agree
able to the tast and be administered to children Of
GROUP
| we will guarantee q cure, If taken in season.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT I'll
1t within the reach ALL being the cheapest and bes
O. @. CLARK CO.,
ProprietOrs
BARNES, WARD CO..
| General Agents.
"a Magazine Street.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES