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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12
State Politics.

y
ges that regular calls have been issued for
Republican State Convention to meet at
Dcs Moincs on the 3lst prox., and Demo-
cratic Convention 10 assemble at the same
place on the 10th rrox. At these conven-
tions candidates for the offices of Governor,
Lieut.. Governor, and one Judge of the Su-
premc Court are to be put in nomination.
As editors and citizens Of the common
wealth Of Iowa, we hereby object to this
!. proceeding and herewith record our protest
We urge that this is no time for the revival
Of old party issues; they are, or should be,
part Of the history of the past. We are now
interested in one common and holy object
the preservation Of the institutions of our
fathers and the maintenance of our honor
IS citizens and as a nation. For the attain
ment Of this object we have mutually lain
aside our political diff, cnces, and the sun
which rises to-day, shines upon three regi-
ments Of volunteers from this state-the
flower Of our youth and 'manhood-made
up equally of the Republican and Demo
cratic parties. To put these regiments on
awar footing and to provide for their fami-
lies while they arc absent, we have all stood
shoulder to shoulder as patriots, and freely
contributed Of our substance. In this
crisis of our government when a common
danger appeals for common defense, a
cheering cordiality exists between the two
great parties Of the North-a unity which
has blasted the expectations Of treason and
forcshadowcd its early death. Right here,
however, when everything looks so full of
hope for our country, we cannot but regret
the project Of distinct party conventions and
the holly contested partisan canvas which
must inevitably follow What cares any
right-minded, honorable man, at this partic-
ular time, whether the Republicans or Dem.
ocrats shall elect three state officers, and
one Of those Judge, if SO be that good
men occupy the chairs Outside the small
orbit Of some local politicians, it is probable
there is no interest felt in these calls, what.
ever.
1t is within the province Of the people of
this state to heed these calls or not, as they
please. We suggest that, until our nation
al difficulties are settled, the politics of 10.
wa be run upon the Union guage; that
convention of the people be held and selec-
tons lie made Of the best men Of each Of
tho old parties, observing the relative
strength of the same as near as may be
Let this ticket be called the "Union ticket"
and have the support of every Union man
within the Commonwealth. Then when
the war is over, we will reopen our political
stock,jobbing shops, and wage new wars of
words over the new issues which may then
arise. But for the present, for the sake of
our country in this crisis, for the sake of
orr gallant Iowa regiments, for the sake of
peace when peace is most to be desired,
keep far from us this apple Of discord.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12

Flags! Flags!
G. S. Boynton, over the Times Office,
will furnish Flags for the Fourth at low
rates. AS the "Day we celebrate" is ap-
preaching, it would be well to send in your
orders early. Every house in the State
ought to hang out the "Banner of the Free"
on that glorious day Of Libcrty's birth.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12

If Major General George B. Mcclellan
is sccon nd in command to Gen. Scott. He
is but 35 years old, a Cadet, has served
with distinction in Mexico and was men,
Der of the the commission that visited the
Crimea during the Turco- Russian war.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12
Taken I'm.

TAME into the enclosure OF the sub N
Y J scriher. living within tho corporation IN
Of Mrtiresor, u MARE COLT. Of Arabian NA
breed and two wears old, medium size aud spotted.
ihe owner il requested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away. q. VAN yALKENBERGr.
June 5, lS6lw2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12
M ARRlED.

On Thursdv. the 9th inst, at the ST. Paul's
Cathedral, In Milwaukae. by the Rev. Father Done
hue. Mr. MARrIN DUNN, of GAINESVILLE and Miss
MARGARET AMsLIA MURRAY, Of Ailwaukss.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12
Weather, Markets, &c.

Weather, Markets, DC.
Weather good-river falling, prospects
for crops very fine.
Currency reduced to few well secured
Wisconsin notes, Iowa State paper, gold
and silver Wheat 5o@55 for gold, 500
81 for Wisconsin. Receipts large and bus.
mess quite active. Corn and oats in no de.
mand for shipment.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
Notice.

HAVING this day purchased Of Rogers Stafford !,
~ their Lease OF the ''Nc0regur Ware HOuse," to-
esthsr with their Account Of Charges on M~rchap.
diss now due them. hereby give notice TO rart,ea
indebted to tn. late firm for Storage or Commissions
on Goods, to make pay meut to me
JOHN T. WRIGHT.
McGrsgor, June II, ls6lw4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12

Coop RAILKoAD BUsINEss.-T The earnings
Of the Milwaukee g. Prairie du Chen Rail-
way for the month of May last, were S113,-
s6l GA; showing gain Of .ffty:tour thou
sand, eight hundred and serenity nine dol.
Ltrs, and t,centy:tour cents over the earn.
ings for the corresponding month last year.
Much Of this great gain is due to the
through freight and passenger travel sccur-
ed by JOHN LAwLER, heindefatigablc agent
at this end of the road, who may truly be
said to be sort Of railroad prince, who
has ready tact and resources within him.
self to meet every emergency that arises.
Alexander cried because he had not another
world to conquer; Lawler mourns he has
not more rolling stock to move off the &C.
cumulating produce which already cncum.
bers the depot grounds at the Prairie. Give
him that and the earnings of the "old pio-
neer road" would show still better.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12
BuY the News!

Buy the News!
CHARLES o. PACKARD offers for sale all tia
valuable Eastern Chicago and Milwaukee DAMlss,
the Ledger Mercury, the various Magazines Ae. &c.
subscrip tons obtained for any paper or Magazine
IN the United States. Call At tho Post Office for
News from all quarters
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12
| Z he Ball.

4
The opening Of the Brisbois House at
Prairie du Chen was most agreeable en-
tertainment. Fifty or sixty couples parti-
cipated in the pleasures of the evening.
Many of the leading gentlemen and hand
soonest ladies Of our sister city were there;
several delegations from Milwaukee and
Madison and fair representation from
McGrcgor. Williams String Band did the
music, the supper was excellent, the Hall
large and appropriately hung with Nation
al cmblems, the host and hostess were
good-humored; Judge Kane, the venerable
and gentlemanly senior of all the Kanes
was with us; Bill Kane Of the American
(Mil was on hand and full Of accommo-
dation as ANY other man'-we enjoyed the
dance immensely.
The BRTsBoIs House is one of the largest
in the State; located on rise commanding
view of Mississippi unrivalled in beauty;
in full view Of and but short distance
from the steamboat landing and the R. r.
depot, it must commend itself to the trav.
cling public as the Hotel of Prairie du
Chien. Geo. Kane and lady are the man.
ayers and they know exactly how to treat
guest so that he feels anxions to make his
home with them. Success to the Kane..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-12
COM NJ Z kClAL.
McGrego Wholesale Maxket

I WEDNESDAY, June y, 1851.
Corrected weekly BY HOFFMAN,. BENTON co.
Wholesale Grocer and Drugrsts.1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23
The first aEd SIKH Regi&enis =,
~. Louis.
A DAY In CAMP JESSIE.

- 1855 AAN SAAAA OLC21E.
Tho "sighs seeings" Of St. Louis, on last
Saturday evening tl7th), found me It the
Arsensl. The ''big gons' were being haul
ID during the day 90 the suburbs Of the city.
The 9th lows Regiment, Col. John A. No
Dowell, commancsnt, were de6ling through
&c s-;ss, .iia oaeoriai, quick step, glad
TO get away from place which continuously
reminded them 0f Coleridge's description Of
tho noisons, smells Of Cologne. With bag
and Baggage, and TO tbs sound Of martial
music, they we're vending their way TO La
fayette Park, oas Of the greenest spots and
most plesssnt rssorts 10 and about ST. Louis.
A the creakiOg Of the baggage wagons and
the tread Of she regiment died away, another
regiment of diminished nambers, but y hose
deeds are 70 illuminate one Of the pages Of
their country's history, msrohed With .
jaanty aif-witb colors fying-to the tap Of
she drum, into the quarters just made Va
can't.
10 . stranger, the motley crowd might
have been source Of merrimept--to the pa
triot, the sight was fall Of plsasars and pain.
Ragged, gaping shoss grssed every foot; sbe
pantAloons Of come we're ninus leg, some
wore only sattersd drawers; hats, orownlses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23
DOM M EHCIAL...t
DAfLr OATI Cir. DsrIcs,l

DAILr uATI CfryDtFEnsl
$3.50 aaes. keokuk. Aug. 10.
fLoUR-ysspsrfns, 81 40; sprisx wAsat OF
IRA, u % FAN ~hsss, extra, ~ I2A.
ERANAND SHORTS, 500 10 psriss.
coKN-l4to II. -
HAhLAEY--Eos sale. vi et
WHEAT. = In gpnd deEsna. Fall 40, to re
spring % choice do IS. .a..L Il $50.
OA1S--1bto Loo.
EYE-1sc; dull. R
POTATOES New, 25to 30 by the load; retail
40 gf 81
GROcERIKs- New 0riesnt 6prfr.fsi, sasa.
prime 81 to VI. ciarised sla1ta. crushed and Ioai
illai2i. MolAsass-PlAniatioD sSso 4os 3 II ~
10 As, oldsn syrnpys5 to ZEE. CcGse--Ris n
y lsa. Java 7sto 11c. bAguyra, 20 ~ TO 20. Riss
8Ato Sc.
soAP-Paln sls. Easily sae, Gern,n 4 cin
74to7A.
cAHDLEs--star Toto IT, stearins ID. Sum.
mer Pressed, l2s. tft
III, .e8t& 4 s4ts
LARD~-eto q; retail lsc. #fta
Common to z; Choice 1e; retail
III.
LRATHER-sole2 rs to Use; Harness ~.
- tNtuSAt - kASVb anNel potts
50 to SOC; green hegskins ~.
HAY-Tinothy. - Scat 90, Prairie 3 s0a$4.
sEEDs.-H ssgsrian Grass oei Timothy 81 cs
Flax Seed, 10.
SUNORlES - Osisns, ~ " CO. Ezra, 5 to3}
vssthsss see " ssc; white Bsaas, 50 - ~
rkUiT-Dried srples, ~ to 50 Per susb.-
Dried peaches 81 ~ TO $50; haisins, - 7sts
3 -. aey gk8
CHHRSE--W. Denmar1 e;to7.
BEEF lAa1c gross; Sc to &c per quarter
sHEEP-3l - to - so y hsad.
SALT-G. Ats Toto z76per sack; KAnav-
IN, 81 to y 50 per Dbl; Liverpool, 81 9ea3 oe
per sack; Lake - 70 to a. 50 W bhi.
FIsH--NsckertI, MOL $50 to s2l = tbl, NJ
131s ar No. ) $l.tosls. White. No i % 81
to IS Is y half Dbl. Cod ish b.os n.
RAGS-1l to &c.
OLD IROH--A 90 10 per n; Brass Ito pc,
h.: Copper la per n.
ExraAAas--Carsency.b to psr % nj; Bsnkabls
Funds, H..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23
New Advertisement.
.UPEnvssOssr o. IEt COUNTY

AUPEHv1SOSxn o. LET COUNTY.
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. that ia &C.
! eordance with section 2, chap. "a. acts special
session Of the 9Th General Assembly, and instrue-
toDs from tho Auditor Of Stafe y ect u the Court
House ~ #. Madison on Monday, the q day Of
September nsxt u 10 oclock ). n, for the psrpose
OF evyng the several taxes = required BY seasons
7lOHOd 7]6 Of the Rsvision Of 1850, aad The tran-
saction Of any other business brought before you.
ERIE J. LEEcH. Clerk.
Aug 10, 1861. As
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23

CHAPLAIN Or THE SEcoAD.--The Fairfield
Ledger says that Rev. A. Axlius Of that place
has been appointed Chaplain Of the Second
Regiments Of Iowa volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23
Baggage Checked Through-All
Transfers Free.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS BY AN,
OTHER ROUTE.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALI Tna
MAIN OFFtCE1.

TRElGHTS.
Bythisroute FreigLts OF all description ca
be forwarded from Philadelphia, New lorl Boz
ton or Baltimore, to or from any point on the
Railroads Of Ohio, Kent lucky, lnaiana, Illinois,
WisconAIs, Iowa or Missouri, ~ RAILRoAp NJ
aDCf.
The Pennsylvania Railroad alss Connect, -
Pittsburgk vii b steADcrs, by which 0oeds can be
forvar ied to any point on the Ohio, Muskir spm
Kentucky Tennessee Cam srland, Illinois. Iis
sissippi Wisconsin Missosri, Kansas, Arks 80
and Red hiverei and ~ Cleveland, Handssky and
Chicago With Steamersto All Ports on the Norst .
western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting The trans-
portation Of theirfrctght to this Compapg. a. n
rely With confidence on its speedy transit.
THE kAIk, Or EttkLGUT 70 ,suy point in
the West by the Psunsy lvaAiA Hails osd az. al al
tines fauorabs as are Charged ~ ciAs, Rsiiress
Comyanfes.
A1-Bep srticals,to marhpackages" VIA Psns.
Il. R."vI smg8
Ell SsEEDsR, RI ilsdslpkis.
sMAsaAwE Kooss 80 kerth-st. pa fillmore.
Lsscr 4 Co., No. 3 Astor House, or No. / &.
Wn. st., IN. Y.
LxBca &C.,, We. II state street Boston
II ii HOUSTON den Freight * Il PHILADELPHIA
L. l.. HOUPT HenT Ticket agent ,p hilade iphia.
ENOCH LEVI, General sup't, Altoona, Penn
Aug 3, Std
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23

REcsuirs. W. J. Pierce, With 26
men from Hancock county, Ill, has goDe 10
SprioGReld, LII. The citizens Of Hamilton
treated them to q dinner yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23
THEpEENSYIVANIACENTRAL

THEpEENSYLVANIAGE CENTRAL
/ FL
'.'' N RAILROAD,
Isa Fint Glass Road in. all respects.
with ssS miles o. Double rrscx
l THIs Elk DAILY TRAINS.
With Connections from ali Points Wes.,)
From Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia,
All Connecting Direct to New York,
Morn'Dg Mail, Afternoon Fast Line,
! Night Express
One. Train Daily From
PirfsBUs0z 70 Nsw YoRx CIrr,
a43O milss.)
WITHOUT CHAN6E OF CARS,
Via Allentown and Easton,
With Direct Connections from Western Cities,
ARRIVING HOURS
h IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES,
IN TIMEFOR BOSTON
nv HAIL OH boat LINES.
Express Train Runs Daily-Others
Sundays Excepted.
NINE Daily Trains from Philadelphia to New
York. TICKETS good on any Line Or Train.
New York Or Bos.os Tickets Wis pistsbur % good
VIA rHILADILPHIA On ALLENTOWN.
Boat Tickets 80 nesten Gs~a via
any Of tho moas LiHes.
Two Daily Cssnectiops from Harrisburg 80
BALTIMUkE AND WASHINGTON.
Baggage Checked Through-All
Transfers Free.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG.
TICKET FOR SALE AT AL TmE
MAIN OFFvCEa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23

tTDr. Thrali, late Of this city, Is tho
Surgeon Of the 9th Ohio regiment. He 10
nov In 81. Louis aud telegraphsd yesterday
10 Wm. Ssriblen. druggist in this city, to
come down iunedisssly and take the posi-.
tion Of Steward OF the regiment. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23
Che Oate Qitp.
KEOKUK, FRIDAY. AUH. Q3.
assOLDxks n, RETuR Ny,,

e. HI 49,
Prepared by dispatch from Quincy,
crowds Of citixeDs with the military and ere
companies were on the leves st Ii O'Clock
last night, to welcome the soldiers that
might ooms on the Packet. When The wbis-
tie sounded, the cannon Was fred and bells
ruDg; and there Vas . rush to tho boat
About atty men Of Company =, Darlington
Zousves, were on board, tus - they hsd not
anticipated . reception, 1t. Absrcrombie,
after eonsultation, declined any formal pro-
essdings. Oar boys, however, sang song,
and ebsered LASTLY, and arrangements we're
made to give company E hot breakfast this
morning t6 O'Clock, At Rice's Hall, after
which they will take the train for Fort Ma.
olson at 4.
The remaining companies Of the regimeDt
viii return 10 squads and b. vsrions routss.
Some will not be paid Oh before Saturday.
PscnorED.- are pleased to lsarn from
our worthy Ssc'y Of State. who called on %
yesterday, that bis son, David Sells, pov
private 10 the Ssoond Regiment, has been
appointed Lieutenant in the Uoited States
Marine corps. MIR. Sells left this morning
FOR lrouton, where bis son IL now stationed
"a The Journal OF yesterday induiges in
avery unreasonable and unreasonable TRADE
againss J. b. Grinnsll, who, il asserts, 10
Chairman Of the Rep. State COMMITTEES.
Nov, the foundation fact Of ito TRADE IL
falsehood, and the superstructure 10 Of the
like material. J. B. Grinnell il not The
Chairman nor even . member OF the Rerub.
lican State Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23

tspt. Smith, Of the 18Th Infantry u. s A.,
received orders yesterday to muster into the
United S.ates' service Col. Busses's Cavalry
regiment, and Col. M1orc's N. Z. Missouri
regiment.
Col. Bussey has ordered ave companies OF
bic regiment 70 rendezvous at this place i'm
nediassly. 1hs other fss will probably rem.
0ss,ous q BlcomAsld.
Capt. Samples company assembled lass
night TO take the oath. Bot a. there vas .
difference Of opinion between Capt. Smith
and tho members Of the company, the matter
vas pestpone till nexf Thu.sdsY The
members claimed that they had volunteered
simply - Home Guards, their service to BE-
limited 20 the border eo1aties Of Lows and
Missouri. Cspt. Smith construed bis in
strnctions to limit their ssrsice to the States
OF lows and Missouri. 10 this diversity OF
opinion, it wss ooosluded that Capt. Sample
should 20 to st. Louis and have the matter
cleared up. The nsn volunteered with the
distinct understanding that they we're not to
be called ont Of the border coanties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23
Court narti.I.

Col. Bussey held = eoors martial q.
Athens, on Wednesday, Capt. Rankin, Of this
city, bsing Judge Advocate. Some sixty or
seventy prisoners we're there for trial. Only
four sefs held. They were Floyd Calvert
Of Sand Hill, John NJ. Childrss Of Fairmons,
George Black near Edioa, and Simpson Old.
ham Of Edna. The evidence against them
Was strong. They will be brought down
here on Saturday, en- route for St. Louis
DR.. T. y. Moore Of Edna, and Leroy Gsses
Of henphis, were released upon taking :
powssfsl oath.
Tha prisoners from Alaxaadria we're
brought down here yesterday, tried 10 the
aiternoon 10 the Court House, and oil re-
leased for lack Of evidence.
James Coalsy, cent over frem Hs milton,
and sons twenty or thirty other prisoners
are still held in Athens for trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23

NOTICE.
OrrlcE or TIE RoaKD OF CoMMusIoNxRs1
DEs MoIrKs RvKa IMPRovEnEHT.
NOTICE.

OrricE or THE BosKD on CoMMusroNxRl
DEs Nouns RvKA IMPRovEnEHT.
Keossuqua, July ~. 1861
NOTICE - hereby given thst the undersigned,
IN Commissioners Of the Dos Moines River I'm.
proyemept appointed uuder m Act Of the Legiala-
ture Of the Stat1 Of Iowa. passsd March Ord, 1850.
entitled Act In relation " the Des Moines Riv.
Improvement" will proceed to offer for sale to the
highest bidder oil the interest Of the State Of Iowa
in and to the Locks, Dsms and water power and all
the lands and lots sppureaant thereof situated and
located 1t the following points on the Dss Moines
River: At the towns Of Bentonsport and Bonapsrte,
in the county Of Van Buren, and at the town 81 Gro
ton in the county oil Lee Statc Of Iowa. q follows:
At Bentonsport on Tuesday, Sept. 10Th It O'Clock
:. n. AT Bonsparte on Wednesday, Sept. 18th. It
two o'clock =. u. and At Crotnn on Thnrsd.y. Ser.
18th, 1861, at 2 o'clock r. n.
Said sale will be made in conformity with the tn
section OF the oct Aforesaid
Terms and conditions farther made known at the
places and on the days II sale.
EDWARD JOHNSTON
=. i. JEWETT, com'n.
b. MAYNE,
Ang. 20-dtd. T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-16
fENbE LATEST NEWS.
REMOVAL OF SCHAAP'S BAZAAR To
2o5 BROAD STREET,
Next door To Hirsh's Trimming Store.

Having dissolved partner hip with Juliu, Meyer,
l removed all my Goods from the old stand to the
New Building. exp ress]y arranged for Il y ira te,
and invite the attention of the pablo TO my com
pleteiv assorted ste ca OF HOUSE, FURNISH Nc
GOODS. such as China and Glassware. Of every
description; ca Trays; Silver. plated, Albata, Bri
tanna aud Jspanred Goods; Cutlery; Wooden
and " illow Wa Q; Bird Cages, &c. My stock OF
FANCY GOODS
considerably replenished IN The last few days ny
cHisgnmeDts from Southern cities, embraces thou
sand, of articles needed by the sntler for the army
by the farmer, by the houy keeper, in short by
e.y6ody And last and best my Eiends and the
kind PabNe IN general will find it FIJI 10 III i.
purse as Agreeable to their taste to take look ri
OF Ch2lSIMAS PRESENTS,
su "a Don BAT lss, rom enormous large ones to
tiny lit lie bit OF ore,. Hobbie, Sieghf; Ohins
Toys, Fancy Baskets; WIRING Desks; Work Boxes
| China Ornaments Fire Wots &c / conc.u.e by
| invit ng all to SCHAapS RaIAAR
2J5 Broad, bet. 4th and 9Th sis
The trade supplied AT very low figures
de- il-I2t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-16
EARTHEN Z GLA9SWARE
rl,HE LATEST AND
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS.


rhs eahscrbsr lat. Of ,he fra Of Eeh.pp g. Co
.uld most respectfully inform his f ieu1s aud the
public generally. tnnt b. has r. ii ovei all bis goods
f,op the store, 205 RroRd st TO the old stand
Of Schspp & Co, eoresr of I'd aud Broad, where
lac has pen,d a lnta aud splendid assortment al
HOUSE FURNISHING and
FANCY q o .
Emb. lug, in part az follows: Cbica. Glass
sroekerg. aan Earthe nware; Dinner AID Tea
Sets; CuNery; tonhs; Fair Brusb.S; Lookin 4
t-lasss Coffee ur's Wocd-n AMI Willow MAJ
japan Ware; Fend, 70. Shosels A ID Tong an, III
tact every article usually nna IA such an esiao
lisnh.ent. Also. large aud we'll seleeted assoft
ment vi TOYS and CHRISTMAS PkEsENFS,
suitable for the old and young.
Thankful for ;ae generous patronage to The late
concern, -he most respectfully solici.s q call from
bis friends and the public generally, feeling cont
d.ns that ia e"useq ience Of his low expenses. hr
can piease them both in price aud quality. An
ask Is 4 call
:. MEYER at the old s.a-d {:
3 aud Broad s.s Shock0e HIT.
,'p I'D sDa hichmoud Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-16
BOAR DING.

DpARD A Gentleman AID wife, or several
ID gentlemen can be a c 'mm odaei with
BOARD and L0DAlNCS
within ten minutes walk % the Cap tol.
i'll a private family, by aatre, ri Z
BOX IA. Ricllnund O. de II ST.
ID u A ID Ntt.-1Er,e gentlemen may ubttin
ID gente,l BOARD ia = private f&IHi V. in q
quiet and re'ired part OF he city, b? adj ess ng
a. $ IL - at the Dispa'ch Gllirr de II -3it
DoaRD. 1.-TWO or three weiIur uished
ID ROOMS, ". h BOARD,
Can be had by immrdat' application
ON the the premises, Grace street
Near the Capitol Square,
d. l3-3t 2d door from S'h At.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-purs t

NOTICE TO TAX PAIEE$.-Pursuau &
~ an ordinance pass Ell nth January, 1883
| Will attend at the Collectors Office. in the
City Hall, from the 18th 10 the SIS of Deem
Der, inclusive. 10 receive the remHiuiug ba II
" taxes from such persons rs are entitled 10
Il deduction of 10 per cent. by having pre-
yiousiy paid the first half in June last III a..
coruance with said ordinance.
JULIUS a. HbRSON, g. G.. &.
\. Bit will be seen from the above ~ at
the Collector is required to attend 81 the Office
from the 18th 10 the 3lst of the month to re-
ceise taxes remaining due from ! une last
Before the January term OF the Hastings
Court h. is required by ordinance ~ advertise
Delinquent real estate TO he sold for non pay
ment Oh taxes. Persons who have not done
so, Will sac the necessity OF calling and pay
ing these taxes, as 1T VIII be in pos BILE t,r
the Collector 10 call On them before he adycr-
tises. I. A. IL, e.. q. IL.
31-lm
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y ANAWAY.--sl0n EWAED.-Ranawav
) 4 on Monday, Negro Boy, named ESSEN
about 1--WE feet eight inches high black:
stalnmers slightly; about twenty or twenty.
Two years old; weight about l5o pounds: for
merry belonged To Capt. j DIN Wright, OF
ilain ie" 4. o., King and queen county
va. The above reward Wi H.. paid on HIS
delivery to me At my Office in this city. lie
may he making his way to West pOn /. Va
Er has wife in that neig hborhoot. HIS NJ
per teeth are dark, from tartar on them
&C IT'S BENJAMIN DAVIS