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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-19
whatsla.ery Cost. Is.

All who believe that. Slavery has
caused the rebellion and civil war, (and
every person of common sense helieres
that, will appreciate the following elo-
quent passage Of Senator Summers re-
cent speech in New York:
Ii is Slavery which consumes this trea-
sure and brings these taxes from the sons
Of toll 1t is Slavery which marshals
these hosts and breathes into their EN-
battled ranks their own barbarous FIRE. 1t
is Slavery which stamps its character
alike upon otficelsa i'd men. 1t is Slavery
which inspires all, from the general to the
trumpeter 1t is Slavery which speaks in
the word of command, and which sounds
in the morning drum-beat, 1t is Slavery
which digs trenches aud builds hostile
forts 1t is slavery which pitches its white
tents and stations its sentries over gainst
the National Capital. 1t is Slavery which
sharpens the bayonet and casts the bullet;
! which points the cannon and scatters the
shell, blazing, bursting with death
But Slavery may be seen not only in
what it has done for the rebel ion Of which
i. is the indisputable head-the fountain
aud hfe---but also III what it has inflicted
upon US. There is not "a communicated
fanily---not an individual man, woman
or child who does not feel It's heavy. bloody
hand Why these mastering armies p
Why these gathering means OF war; Why
these swelling taxes Why these UMPIRE,
cedented loans2 Why this dcrangemen,
Of business Why this constant snlicitud4
visible in all ye.r f,ees2 The answer il
clear. Slavery is the author--the agent
the cause. The anxious hours you pass
are darkened by Slavery. The business
which you have lost has been ilched BY
Slavery. The millions of money now
amassed by patriotic offerings are all
snateiieds BY Slavery The taxes now
wrung oit Of your diminished means art
all consumed by Slavery. And all these
gathering means of war--this drum ea,
| in your peaceful stree,s-and these mus
/ tcriag armies. are on account OF Slavery
and nothing else. Do the poor feel con
strained 70 forego their customary tea Of
coffee or sugar, now burthcned BY increas-
ed taxation Let them pledge themselves
anew against the criminal giant Taxation
Does any community mourn gallant men
who, going forth joyous aud proud be,
meath their eountry's Gag, kye beer
brought home cold and stiff, with It's fold,
wrapped about him for shroudy Does
mother drop tears for a son in tn,
flower Of his days cut down upon thu
distant battlefield, which he n,osten,
with his youthful, generous blood p
Let her know that Slavery dealt tn,
blow which took Mt once his life ane
her peace. 1t is Slavery itself, incarnate
living, acting, raging, robbing, murder
ing, according to the essential law Of it.
being.
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THE GATE CITY
7HGRSD DECEMBER 10.

RIVER IrEMs.--Notwithstanding the
river II tn fine condition and the wd tr
is charming, there are two fatal drawbacks
to successful navigation lack OF freight
and the fear Of a change of weather. Yet
boats do occasionally come in. The Jean.
ME Deans, from Quincy, was here yester-
day morning, and left for ST. Louis in
obedience to orders. The Des Moines
City came up from st, Leuis last night,
with very light trip, and went on to
Museatine to see what she could find
The Nevada is at the wharf and has got
"Doctor." The ferry boat runs regularly
and brings over no little trade and produce
from Illinois
Meeting of the ladies' Aid society.
We are requested to state that the La
dies Soldiers Aid Society viii meet this
afternoon in the front room of the Chat
ham Square Church The object of the
meeting is to make comforts for the use
of the sick in Hospital. and as there is
great need Of theses articles, ii is hoped
that the Ladies will attend generally and
promptly.
We may add, by way of explanation,
that large number Of comforts, and 9TH
er articles of wear in Hospital. have been
contributed for the use of the Hospital
during the past season, but they have
nearly all been carried off BY the various
regiments. This, of course, was uninten.
tional They have been taken by mis-
take. as the regiments were leaving in
haste, and the Ladies had no one at the
Hospital to prevent the mistake. The
articles viii, of course, be beneficial to
the soldiers wherever they are, and this is
mentioned ess BY way ef eea4flaiHstt stas
to account for the present destitution Of
the Hospital
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WM. VANpEvER.
HOUSE or REPS, Dec. 9th. 81,

CE- The Leayenworlh Con servatiye
says
THE course Of General Hunter gives
universal satifaction. He is doing more
effective service to the Union cause than
his most ardent friends ever predicted. =
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Army OFFICERS Kcturning Fugitive
Slaves.

SAa y F1s
We are sorry to learn from what we
consider reliable source that Col. Van-
devsr, Of NE Ninth Iowa Regiment, has
beef guilty Ut returning fugitive slaves,
who sought,the lines Of his camp for pro-
lection. In one instance he returned fif-
teen negroes, ON the pretence that the
owner was a Union man. We wonder
who constituted Col. Vandever y United
States commissioner to determine who a
negro coming into his camp belongs to
afahfe people Of thr North who are paying
the enormous taxes which this war impos-
es on them, have right to know what
the officers are doing in this respect, and
upon what grounds Of policy they ACT
The I'd District OF Iowa did not elect Col
Vandever to Congress BY 10000 MAORI
ty on the superstition that he would be-
come negro-catcher.
Eli. TINES The foregoing slip, cut
from the Linn County Register Of the
4th inst, gives currency to base, and
malieiously false statement in regard to
myself. 1t is but one Of many lying rn-
mors put in circulation by evil Opposed
persons, and perhaps ought to treat this
silently as have others of similar char
acter. Not, however, in vindication OF
myself, but In justice to the generous con-
ssitueney | here represent, I must refute
the SANDER
/ sag thett en,phatically, that 1 mere,
hare returned, and, God heipiny nie, ]
nerer mW RETURN to slarcry Il feeing fl
gitipe | would submit to being cashier.
ed or shot rather than perform so menia
an Office If thought by engagipe ii
this war for the vindication Of our Const
tuition and flag, the Office Of slave catcher
was to be superadded to the duty of a sol
der, | would spurn the service with scorr
and contempt.
The rebel government is fighting in til,
interest Of slavery, ! never will tight OF
that side under any flag. nuttering thes'
words Am confident that but echo tn,
sentiments of the brave men whom | hav
the honor to command, and the pcopl
that represent.
Print the foregoing and oblige,
Yours truly,
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w AR. WAR. WAR!!.

All persons keeping or having fer sale, M, ~
kiras of Munitions OF Msf, such 6ups Pistols Re
vOlyers and all kin OF Ammunition required
10 sell any person without order from the under
signed. This order must be strictly complied with
penalty offorieiiinE all articles mentioned In
their posse ssion. JOHN sTANNUs,
jyI3d Surveyor PORT OF keokuk.
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WANTED.
Flax Seed;
Timothy Seed;
White Beans;

For which the hshsst market rates win be paid In
CASH by KELLOGG BIRGE,
Uecl3l1wlm % Main ~.
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sas-George D. Prentice passed through
Cincinnati on Wednesday, on his way
home Let him take the journal in hand
Mt once

Er-t- The Leayenworth Conservative of
the lth says. = There was man at the
Planters House last night who had no
shoutsfer straps on
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR!
1000 ABLE-B0DlED MEN.
Between The Ages Of Is aud 4a,l
WANTED FOR THE 18th REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS,

10 xerte as Injantry, for Three Years,
f'ntess Sooner Discharged.
This Regiment is row ing raised under authorit,
of Gen. Fremont. and the auihor, ofthe Govcrnorot
Iowa, ard will rendezvous st keoklk. and as soon
organized Ill b~ Al clothed and equipped for
tive service
subsisience will BIZ furnished atthe expense of the
United statss place Of rendssy 10 Volunteers
drtAfnr whsis eumpaT hsuT aisss, In Accord
aAes with instr ueiions 10 re ernitng ofieers.
q. =. REID,
Colonel 16th Rag. lows Volunteers.
keskuk. Oct. Is, 14Gl-d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

CHRIsrxAs EVE ~ RoAE.-On Christmas
Eve the Pope officlated in the Sistine Chapei'
and ad.ninist tered the sacrament 10 ABOUT Two
hundred young French Zouaves. After the
ceremony he offered the soldiers slight COZ
lation and ices 1t is the custom, on the oiy
preceding Chris mas for the senior members
of the Sacred College 10 address consratuia-
,ions TO the Holy Father but on this occasion
II WAS coincidence which he offered, and the
Pope replied ia The following terms:
IL have just read in the Holy Gospel that
a little child, only just born III stable OF
BE tnlehem, although stall very feeble, caused
trouble around him, and mlIe kin3 Herod
tremoie on his throne. Ii WAS written OF hlin
that no oae should be able to resist nm, ana
that In why L. his servant, poor ana weak Ola
IN IN, despuiiei Of everything, without heip,
alone and without support, stlll cause lear 10
my eueinies, dad are Tor them Il strange EN-
b irr.issment. am joyful, and my JOY troubles
the n tor, in spite of all lny misfortunes l
fe.l within myself supreme confidence, winch
aothing can break down, that there VIII come
to me unforeseen succor, which viii deliver
me. 1 know not how, nor IN what MANNER,
bat no matter The neip VIII come-of that 1
am certain. | therefore tell you and desire
that il may be known, that snail remain firm
10 the end. Humanity speaking, can 40 no
thing assist me, then, with your prayers
This was listened 10 by all present with
great emotion
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Rirhmorn pispatft.
+. r,,nn,v MORNING. JAN. 20. 1891

,x,s N,aRtAag--Miss Martineaa contf'-
- a., the latest Atlantic an excellent ar''.
10 -, Lady Byron, proving the latter h'''
more real heart than the poet oil
Of nassson--her husband The foiio""e ~
conn, of the marriage viii interest an re''o'is
They were married on the Ind OF 'an 49,,
The wedding day was SO, coas and
ayoke in one OF his melancholy Hov, ." DO
,r,ndarsa alone in the grounds iii caiie" ~ NJ
,narr,ed His wayward mind was luil , v.
INC associations that were least cohgehi.' aary
w. i,y His thoughts were tuii Oh ~ 10
Cbaworth and the old scenes Ia III - ,.,ng
Si,d he loved because he was now ieaNins
Iahe rah,nd He declared that his poem oi
..Tna Dreanan was true picture Oh ms w, W..
Nv ,arninx. and there are circuius Ehces'
os' .e,,S I'm his "I.ife." which render TINS pro
~, NJ After the ceremony and preakiasl, .ne
,.onr., connie left Seaham lor on nsipa a -
!IsnahY Towards dusk OF that winter Gay
Al It'll 70 drove up to the door, where the
old butler stood ready TO receive hls Souhs
IaJv and her bridegroom. lhe moment the
c,rr,ape door was opened tnn plVeei oVt'
unnamed out and walked away, Npen ms
Ride aIiehted the old servant was aghastf one
cs-ne nh the steps with the iistless sait .,
sexn.ir Her face aud movements eApresseo
~, inter horror and desolatiop that fDe o!d
hn,ler longed TO Offer his arm TO Inc IoHei.
young creature, rs an assurance OF syihpdsh.
ana protection. Various stories got aDToao as
20 .he cause Of this horror, one prohinis as
false As xupther and, for his own piri, DyIol'
mel them by false story OF MISS Miipihh A
iady's maid haytsg been stuck ~ pouAt
between them AS Lady Byron certainty soon
poi over the shock. the probability IS tha1 sur
satisfied herselfthat he had been snneri rs uhu.i
one of the dark moods 10 when ne WaS ~.
tset, both constitutionalIy ana 10 '''' f
moods,
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g Q NJ NJ r. IL & / A l.

By the Arago We have London papers of the 9Th
instant, one day later. The feature of the COM
merciai intelligence is an advance of one and
half per cent i'll the rate of interest Of the Bank Of
France. The Times says:
The English funds opened this morning at de-
cline of eighth from the low prices OF yester
day. and subsequently, experienced further fail
On the inlel iIgeGce of the Bank of France having
made movement Of IL per cent. in their rate OF
discount, aud placed il the same point that Of
the Bank Of England. Ultimately, however, it
was seen that this l. the true course for that es-
Enlistment, and the only one likely To prevent
the existing difficulty from assuming proportions
that might lead to serious results which could
mol fal to produce Inconvenience this side, and
a feeling ol greater confidence became apparent.
tonsOlS for money were hrst quoted al Yls 20 g..
From this they receded to slt. There was then :.
rebound to sls to :, and the hua price va To &.
For the TN OF February the latest bargains Were
al 81. u 1 Bank Stock left Off at 252 to ia; Re-
dneed aud aew Three per Cents 9ls to J; India
stock 20 to 2s2 India hve per cents loea to lol
Rupee paper si4 and luo1 India bonds los. to 5s.
discount, and hXchequer bills -. discount 10 Is
premium. rhe applications for discount at the
Bank to-day were again comparatively moderate
the supply being good in the open market at the
existing rate, and occasionally II fraction be
low
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s.sr- rhe pecuIiari1ies of the FemaIe Com

Bsfy The PPcuIiarities OF the femaie Con-
stitutoa and tho various trials to which the sex Is
subjected, demand an Qec4sl2nai recourse 10 sum
be OF harmless nature, and g the s&le ting ac-
,complish the desifea end. H0sTBTTER'S Gel
Gle Its effects in all cases Of debility sfs almost
magical. Ii restores the tone Of The diassttFe or
gans infuses fresh vitality IN the Who'll" system,
and gives that cheerfulness TO the temperament
which is the most valuable ofteminine attractions.
Tne pfopFjetors feel battered from the fact thai
MANY OF the Ia4st prominent medical gentlemen
in the Union have asS:qTed encomiums upon the
BlTTER>, the virtues OF SfSs5 they have IRE
nerou; counterfeits offered for sale, all of which
are destitute OF merit, and positively injurious to
the system Sold by Druggists and dealers gene
rally everywie.~, de io-dtfi"
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4 - PRESTON VI. QUARLES, NOTARY
- PubLiC FOR TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
AM eouNff OF HENRlCU.-As Notary, will
Yer ana certify oa,as, and perform whatever other
auIies pertain 70 the once Of Notary. Will also
attend 70 The ADJUSTMENT and COLLECTION OF
CLAlMs, WHITING DEEDS, CONTRACTS, &C.
VI once, Basement Of state Court House.
no 7-Sm
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nuvAI'S LuxTRALE is by tar the best Hair
~ Dressing now ~ use. II il manufactured with
care from the best materlAis no pains being spared
te make Il pre- emsnsatly worthy the patronage II
she pubic; single trial viii pfovssl "a. say
sail, BY y. +. DUAL, corues Main nd laSh "a !,
and sold ~ Druggists UeAegaliy.
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ss~- Ola Dominion Insurance Company
Osoe. No. ~ Main ST., under S. Charles Ho'ef'
CASH 0ARIFAL...:.::::,;'.:. ::;.t't sssihp1iS0S
AUTHORIZED CAPIrAL....'.''':::.' sS'f'"o
rrR1. AND MARINE RLsGS TAKEN ON FAVOR
r-"f' 49, .gLG TERMS

In addition to the ordinary mode OF sfrS nn
this Company issues PERPEf Al roLtDih1, On
NJ, d;ngs on the payment of EiaHT ANIMAL Pkh
p1rws Property Is jhenceforth permanently IN,
sured BY this plan saving is ehectea ana tnie
ssk RI Inconvenience of renewals are aVoloeu
TIE TIE tpbit% Cab he cancelled at any time by the
Slder, Tie premium te:rS rstRfned less ten per
cent. ;s
amnIicationa ios INSURANCE will receive prompt
at cnti0n. pihhofpts IT nro.,,
- Enier. Geo. :. Palmer,
Som,il II Price. VIM ). Tripiett,
a N yaad S. C. Tardy,
Tchn SieSart walker WIN. CurrIe,
Luther X. Spiimap, JaS, K, k;,,..,,ll1isan",
Peter G. Warwick, JQhq II. Titli4iNs,
Jas. $. Kent, Marx 20" uey'
Horace =. Edmond, Inos. Jones,
Jas NJ. Talbot, EDWIN a. omi'h'
Griffin B. Davenport, 70. A. ralne,
Geo. W. yapcev, R9. +; ~iluans'
Jos. Brummei, Wl9 haeidnu'
VIM. Brent, he+rS Ssttu,
Ro. Ii. Maury, Ofn, y hoS s'es
CHAs. Z. WORKMAN, Sec ry us 'i-'e
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~ -ro,Psaa T SESSER sIo6I.
IA GEMENT..IMPoRTANT TO TRAVEL
FL EinISS,;ITTHk0DGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Car-
rylng the great United States Mail. Twice daily,
lSunday night excepted between Richmond A ex
andrla, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New \ ork, and all important points West, via
Acqula Creek and Washington, over the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg u Potomac Railroad to the
fotomac flYef, 10 miles, and by splendid and com
iortghlr steamers thence to Washington, 55 miles
IN all Los nil es in seven hours, being comforta-
ole and perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departure 6 80 A, NJ, and p. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge ef Special Agents,
CHECKED THROUGH TO Washington, Baltimore
philadelphia and New York.
. THROUGH TICKETS eau he secured to the follow
ing points, viz Baltimore, Philade tphia Cincin-
natl, Columbus, Indianapolis Cairo, DAYTON JEFF
iersonville, Rock Island, GAINESVILLE, Washington
New York, st; Louis, Chicago pittsburg Louis
vile, DECATUR, Newark and Vincenpes.
Passengers breakfast aud sup at Ashland and
dine on board the comfortable steamer between
Acquia Greek and Washington.
PERSONS wishing to obtain tickets for servants for
Washington city and points further North, must in
az cases, be vouched for by some responsible white
citizen of Richmond in person, known to the officers
OF the Road Tickets UH te sold if at1died for by
them.
ne For further information arplI ~ tLis Office
JAS. B, WINSTON, Genr Ticket Ag't
SAML RUTH. Supt. ia S-ts
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Hs-An Act of Gratitude -2o,ooo Copiees .

A MEDICAL BOOK FOR GRATUITOUs GlRCU
LATION. by a SUFFERER, who has been eheetual-
ly cured Of Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, and
Dimness OF Sight, resulting from early errors, ny
following the instfsSt Q4s given 10 medical work
Considers il his duty in gratitude to the author,
and for the benefit of Consumptive and Nervous
therefore send free, to any address, receipt OF
two stamps. copy Of the work, containing every
information reguired. Address, " Box sls, +.
o., Albany, n. Y. no IZ-o&cW'm
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Iron. toe tans English renaed IRON, eonPs re
i Ing full assortment Of Flat, Round saa ~
BARS Banda Hoops sheet ossis' HAL @s ss.s.
fuli stock Of swedish aud common kngiish, I'D
Russia sheet iron Norway Nail Rods n r''s ale
steel /; Tin Plates : Zine Bleek Ti9s IS p scC.
BY =. e. sMla .s. % : 10.
nI1NK ETS. --Or hand and for sale low, y
n cloao eonsisnmentx. - Yorkshire biAaa ia
anA 10 auarter; large assortment u ehesag, p
aal SefvAntss btAsksts. liAl1 ALEA. wv
NONGY CAN M saved BY ssias s,s =
IN G0Lp&NlT'6 Ia procure sen8e " thc 10
bargains that have beea offered II fhts eps
talsaedtAtsly. AND d. not delay. Il.
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, FIRST-CLASS MEDICINES.

ID FIRST-CLASS MEDICINES.
" MEADE & BAKER,
IA PHARMAcEUTIsrs AND VENDORS or PURE AND
RELTABLg MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, pHARMA-
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments and
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantations, fami-
lies and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags, Lon
don Elastic stockings, Trusses and Supporters:
Porte Monnaes, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors
first quality perfnmery, Pomades and Soaps; Min
eral Waters, bottled at the Springs; Medicinal
Wares and Apparatus; Magnetic Machines, &c,
all of the best quality and at the lowest rates.
MEADE BAKER,
lse Main ST.. corner above Post Office,
de % Richmond Va
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MEDICAL HosEITALS.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL,

RELLE'ufEH HRsri HE RICHMOND. VA.
WHITE PATtESrs-Ih wards, IS pcs @sek in
prirars iootAs. 81 70 SIS PEI @eeR.
day: bnt not to exceed IS per week. Fractions
over the first week II cents per day.
No extra CHARGES except for surgical operations
and then an additional fee ranging from 81 to $50
will be charged. Bills payable The removal Of The
patient. No Smallpox admitted
A covered spring wagon will convey patients to
be leit Il tie il5ssfita orTt diAce Of Il Hoi-
LApAY. 18th street, between Main and Gary,
The subscriber, who has been connected with
the iGstitatl0g since its foundation. having taken
it under his e$eitssYe ytaih9 al4eq * nolnpeten
patronage of his friends and of the public gene
rally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES KnHTON N. D.
Htaee Street, tetM eea al. and ath.
{, ". r BROCK, II. D.,
Church Hill, COZ, esth and Marshall SITS.
G. NJ. HUNTER,
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~ - 49,
onrcrAL NOTICES.
mr. The Great Remedy pHguMAr


M The Great RemedyyaR RHEuMAr1sM:
We MaarroE's T,s q II hos. q witness
ss Ne refer 20 the Pamphies ; "a Give il
We give some cases nei"" Ao
puiifirM arIsM Captain Camel ,.mas smyth.
EUEiyMATISM- enamnaae,.. 0annclly
RHEu 1850 -iisJ II 10 wears, stephen Taylor.
RuEU MArtSM~na1 ~ - 49, pnhart CAN'T
HEUMATIsM-ltad II years Z pagweii
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !. 30 years 70. D"sN
III YOU HAVE a NY ~ " nns,pToy,s TINCTURE
r. Won HAVE DYSPEPSIA, ,,,,,,
if NV TAKE HAMpT0N'S TlNCTURE
RI Won HAVE BRONCHITIS, ..-x,,-
if ioo ~" TAKE HAMPToN'S TINCTURE.
III You ARE ALL WEAKNESS, ,,
- TAKE HAMPTON'S TlNCTUkE'
IF You HAVE HEADACHE, .,-,p
if wv TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE.
Call and get Pamphlets, aud see cures eI Coughs,
Rhaumatisn Scr0fula, &C. AS restorative anu
invisarator II has been highly recommended
7IAMPToN'S VEG ETABLE TINCTUkE;
HEneIieate Ladies and Children Will please
give IL trial. .oa, ,osaie,ne for
all their diseases. co picbmond I:
bv DR. COOKE FREDERICKSBURG by, az ine NV
yists in Petersburg by MoRIlMEh O. Sbnr
kRAY-Baltimore and by Druggists anu e Stoa
keepeN everywhere. 81 per bottle slA ScSts
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WS DIX. Il. ;. MCGK UDER, OF Henrico,
~ having taken office on Franklin
street, nrst house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services TO the public
~ 39-tm
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mond. Va, manufactures ''SEMPLE'S INFALLI-
BILE BAKING POWDER His is the only fac
tory of the kind IL the South, and he is prepared
to furnish the entire trade reasonable terms
Northern manufacturers. semple's Powder is
"a Virginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.-RehfaoRd TVhio. ia 90
grs One Trial win insure the Use of SEM
PIES lNFALL1BLE BAKING POWDER in any
family, if properly used. Foe sale by Druggists
and Grocers. ia %
Hs- Use the Best. --SempIe's InfaIlibie Bak-
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IRG GINA SAVING nan X.
Chartered Gy ths Isysidture OF "a.

MONEY received deposit in sums OF Fln Z
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest," at tne
remaining six months or longer for shorter Pc
riods Interest at the rate of 5 per centrum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
deposits received and certificates Issued LF The
Cashier, T sThRkE. ri .ss ase,e q, spence
,ntn3 Va SAM'L ). COTTRELL, Prest
~ r. B. STARkE, Cashier,
oo.,am DAVID BAKER, JR., Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

DOBERT WENDENBURG.
N SHIP BROKER. COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
GROCER AND SHIP CHANDLER,
RICHMOND AND CITY POINT, VA.
Is prepared to take Goods STORAGE at CITY
POINT, on the most reasonable terms, without
charge Of dr3y4ge, cithef to 0f froHi s;ola.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
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