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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

rest O0cs winter Tine Table.
Arrival ana DeDasense Of tho Malls.
Posfovyloa ~ sAvsHroRr, IOWA.

P0efoHylCH ~ eAvsHPORT, IOWA.
EAsrssH MAiL.-Ciosss at A. n. anil ~ p.
N. Arrives ~ 10 A. n. and ~ p. y Sundays
excepted.
WEsrERH MAIL -Clos.s at . A. N. Arrives
q So. N. Sunday excepted.
AokrHKak Iowa MAlL.-Closss IT 81 P. n.
Arrives ~ ~ r. N.
Sou1HHRs Iowa AArL.--Closes At 8 A. NJ. Ar
rives at 4 r. n.
NORTHERN VIA DRWIrT.-Closes Sunday, Toes
day and Thufsday ~ ek r. n Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday aud saturday At p. n.
RoUrs No. lOS71-vis uius 0rass, sts-Closss
Monday. Wednesday 90 Friday - ~ s'clk. r n.
Arrives Tussday, Tuesday and 1asusday u -
o'clock n.
ROUTE No. 1osss vi Tipseo Closes Tuesday
md Friday ~ IL o'clock n arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL O'Clock n.
k0srs No. l00N-vla PuNaA ,-Closes Friday
q = O'Clock n arrives Saturday II o'clock
koUTE No. lo95G-via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday 1t sX p. N Arrives
Saturday at Up. Y.
Orprcs Houss. Once open .. o'clock A. N.
General delivery closed 1T 81 O'Clock r. n Once
closed ~ o'clock r. n. UfBss opon On Sunday
from ! to 2 o'clock r. NJ.
- A. the priasipai m,ils are carried By Rail
koAd, oil the time ~ sisted hersin will be
RAIL Road I'M, the clock in the Superintsnd.
snt's Once, n. y. RR. Depot, being the stand
AID. CHAS. II. ELhklDGE, p. N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

DRcIsIos IN THE "GKxgNBACx' CASE
-Th:s morning Judge Foote gave hi-
decision in the case Of Coudon w. Wick.
in which the cons,itut ooai y ot"green-
b.cks" ~ legal tender IS involved
The decision was that until d tfeIently
advised BY a higher court, Judge Footr
will consider IRE "greenback." to be lc-
gal tender. = Cleveland Herald, De-
cember ID
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

BEN WADE THREATENS TO Go OVER
TO JErY DAvis.-Th-re ~ CERTAIN man
with a foreign title, one Count Grozow.
ski, who has been hanging for some
Inc about the Court AID Pail ament a,
Washington. Tho Count ha. recently
Published a diary Of his observations on
men and til ng. At the American Capt.
tai The 10 wing is an extract from
that curious wotk:
81 aru told ,hst the patriotic and
brave Senator Wade, di gus cd with the
al wne.s and inanity Of the Adnin,s'ra.
ton, exclaimed II do MT ,conder that
peo,ie desert TO Jef Doris, as he shows
brains; I may desert n,yseif."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

MECHANICS SoLTu.-The Richmond
Wing remafks: sit has been said that
We have no mechanics 10 this country.
The conscript act, however; has worked
wonders in this respect. Shoenakers,
tanners, coppersmith,, blacksmiths, me.
chsnic,, wagonmskers, miiiwrights and
carpenters are multiplying rapidly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

Tas CAkApIAN VIlw.-rhs Toronto
Globe sees 1t . glance . s'upendous
a lure, involving los. Of 10000 men,
IN the :e.,nss of the Federal army on
he Rappshaonock. 1t readily divines
the moving cause, and White declaring
Burnside apparently open to censure,
-ays
1t may To that he eas compelled 10
0dennce across he Roppohannock By
The authorities at Wash ngton.
The Toronto Ledger regards he
b ow as "a terrible del, at to the North
involving great loss. Like the Globe ii
traces the respoi sibilily to its zeal
source:
|, i. evident that operations arc a an
end. n Virginia Tor the Winter. 1Ie
RM,cois hare succeeded an pushng
Do,hside ION To Richmond" as they
could not push McCkiian and 'he re
suh of their acre,ch.i t"te,med.illag l.
once more seem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

The SPIRIT or '76.-A few DAYS
since the women of six mile prairie, ~
this county. TUNED out to gather the
corn OF q ., dier's y f.. In . single A.
trnoon or day they husked "nd c'ibbed
some twelve or fourteen wagon iosds.
This IA worthy of the spirit that snims.
It'd the m"thc's oil the lievolutiJn.-O o.
kuIoosa Xeraii.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

A CniiD KILLED AT FRspEKIcKsnupG.
a "o,t d. ires>i"g lea n'c Of the bonn
b'rdment OF Frederick barg an the li,h
was III. death OF q young child. Az I
Ivy smiling in it's era liz shell hn,st 10
the room and tore u 10 piecer. The pa
rents have departed and their name.
cannot lac leasued.-N. J. Commercial
Adce,6,sr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

IHE BAsRs' Exrkpr.Ios.-The New
Yo'k Times has g., tired of beng .wee,
with The Administration. and com.
"en'es using some good sense. Tue
following is good rub on the Admins
trait on:
The hope that bis picked and formid
able iorce of 10000 men ~onld turn ut
IN dangerous contisaity to Richmond :
.nst u was to play m immediate ana
imp "tsnt part 10 the ca ,tnre Of TIM,
.o"p. ~hch was down In all The bills
Tor the holidays tina, at least and a,
larthest II would jpin 10 IN .flec,y. blo~
n Inc rebel Southern line Of commun,
cation, North Carolins,-,hi. hope
these hopes have peri.hed I; and ace
If" back exhausted, upon that profound
"tt'c'sn OF the Secretary # Wa, ,ha,
b"nK' won d Ian IN good place ="
Perhaps he will Galveston Island az.
the lexs coast, SHOULD Le r,de.me
II ,s~ good place. Powder.Horn Raw.
.oo mi further on, is al place much
oe".t ny rebels, covers much con,,sb.nd
trade, and should be looked after by
some OF chr numerous expeditions. /,
I" !. very good place
oAnEs may have gone TO some Of
,aese' The people conclude be has.
nns OF one thing they a'e quite sure
'na' from appearances h, hus not ooD.
~he,e nc can do one particle Of serr.ce
20 me country in The crisis o, battle. He
1 va NOT go either TO Federieks5srg or
A'chmond. We imagine these Or. bid
PAGES i'r Coion expeditions to ap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

GrS. Meagher was not wounded 10
the battle Of Saturday, ~ reported. Hi.
horse fell upon him. end be vas there
eighty Injured. But 10 wAs in his sad.
de o. kasday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24
RAILRO ADS.
Aississippl an1 Missouri kairoal.
wlsIEI ARRAN0Ea Enr. ,aeo

Us"Ns"sssRpU 80 W1NtUUBD m0ND O0On
wlsiEA ARR ENT. ,ss2
''ssss ~" ~ sah.cego TINS. ssscA q .,sss,, -.
sss' tester sAa" Dsss~pov, s.~s.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY. nov ~
1852: and .ntil further notice. pss,e, Or
uains wih issvs davenport - follow:
10 % =. =. for Brooklyn and washineton.
Is =. \. fos lows City.
ssAIss Aaaivs A. DAvsNPoa4 A ror1ova
S.5s ?. =. from Brooklyn and Washi,e,oa.
~ % :. =. from lows City.
Aofnins trs,ns out Of Davenport willnake diress
e'ossessses q hsooAsyn, Iowa city ana Washins.
", peinn West.
rrsine from the Wsst connect as Dsv,,p,,.
With ssaine Of the Chicago and Rosh isls.I 81
&sd Tor oil points East, Nor,h ana HeutA.
Passengers are reminded Of the psoeesitv ~
giving distinct directions - 70 the estinasicn al
thew tssca7e els" tn psoeasseiakas hafoee takins
men teass $40 c..is.
JOHN :. TRACY, Gsa1 sup.t.
4. KInBALl, Asst Sup't
davenport. Nsven Der %. le63.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

TsE Brooklyn Standard's story about
Mrs. Johnny Dean Icing in the aims
house is csna,d. The New York Ey-
press say.: "Mrs. John Dean is not
only an Inspec,ress in the Custom
House, we'll provided for there, but We
have the authority Of her bro,her,in law
who represents her mother, nov in Eu-
rope, that 10 case Of any want, or neccs.
siiy, she has ouly to come TO, or give no.
lice to her brother in-law, to he sure OF
being provided for there. There nee d
not be, and there is not, any false pride,
which forbid. her applying, whenever
anything is necessary TO her general ne
cessitv or comfort. Hence all st ories az
circulated TO the contrary are without the
least foundation"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

AaA NADiSrr. Tue io,l ing is pref.
y goo coming, Us It does, from a Re.
patl'can P.per. the NV York Sun:
Those vi rep'e sent the opinions 0,
the masses should demand. in tones
That csn"ot be m stskeu. thorough reor
gansz"tson ofthe Cabinet, and tie eypvl
SION ~ uahecites "ntl iascyeys from N,
management # tie urmy. Let IN. 10
dsnspd tbst tae Pr-.itcnt shall send
usleck bA k 10 his ellen q and Stanton
to--oti,vion. aid pl.cs .uon who have
The eondJsnce Of Tue people and the
sespsc'ty 10 command at the head al
su-Ss, ard I'll nsy jet be VEL"
Lei TIC F'esidsas do - be plsases
Ne Y ski rope tsss, ssd will soon
1svv airsfR ssd he svl sdy.s.r. on,
sflths wsy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

FoR ourselves We should regard the
withdrawal Of Me,srs. Seward aud Chase
at this tine as n nat,or al calami "
not that ,h.y have met the public expec,
ta,'on in all respects, but th.t there
viii be almost an innpo,sibli'y Of I'll ng
their places with thpse who are able l."
discharge their arduons and responsible
duties Va creditable Ia the country as
they have DONE Uie0go Journal.
Stuff and nonsense! 1t would DO .
national blessing if every mezbcr d
the Cabinet, Presidcnt and all should
re.ign unconditioualy, and each take
himself back to his home from whence
he emerged TO scourge and destroy the
nation. Set up ordinary French man
nlkns in their stead, and the people
would have more confidence in the res,
toration Of the Union and the return Of
the day OF peace and property.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24
CnlcAAo a lleek lalaa1 RallrNs 4
WINTER ARRANoRlrNr Ieeo

CnecAas a lseek lslaa1 ksiIecsd
WINTER ARRAHo1HHHT. 1864.
{ ~ An AF1kk MONDAY, Nov. sl.a. -
~ And aatil tastAsr nosiss. tr>ins : NJ -.
usvsopc't daily, Sundays sssspssd, = to.iovs,
~ %si' ssein AZ. ................6 $50 A. -
- 49, "sia sts..... 30 A. n
Isains a.rive q Davenport daily, Sunasv ). =.
lst night express ct.
"a daily express and mail tsaia a.. 80 3Or.r.
% 'feigot AID II class cars st..... 500 r, \.
Al trains ovsr this routssrs IN dirsc, ccnn.x,o.
esChisaso with trains over both tie E,eHiesn
southern, Michigan Central, Piuehrrs. Fo,S
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad 10 and fro. n..
.oit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cipcinnsti.
s1ttsbnr4, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alhss
-, New York, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and WasS.
inRton.
fsasessa's s's reminded Of tAs ,seesaisv #
eiung onssnct difsctions ~ 10 the dsstanat,on -
thsii baggage, cleo toprocure tickets before -.
ING their ssAs in the cars, q the oonduor - cd.
lest farss only to ststons on the line al ~ Chi
soRo and Rock Island Railroad.
=. JOHN =. TRACY. Rupsrintende,t
davenport November ~ 1872 a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

A GgNrS. SUFFERS, NEWS DEALERS
n Re disrs, sttenuoni We have the larx.as
stock Of stationary packages. u different y.s
War Maps, Songss r., lux, Tactics, &c., an. A
thslowsss prices in the West, sddress
90 CLAkEk $50.
49,. ladiaaasslia Lad, = SssiasAsls, Il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

MKsshs. j. A. Wal and J. Holman
leave town this morning as y commit
Tee from ths Board OF Supervisors 10
visit Govcrn"r Knk~ood ia regard 10
the proposed draft. The spec'sl tnsi
ness Of the above gentleman il 10 ssi
the equity Of Lee credited With The
men who have en- listed into conpa"'ts
rased in adjoining counties. aud sl-o
INTO regiments raised in Ill nols and
NJ ssouti. II lh,s ia dcnr, aud II ce'-
tsinIy will be done j. there Is any fair
play al al. Lee c,uniy will OILY tall
short Of her quo,s under oil The call
one hundred aud Elk men, but under an,
circumstance, We are happy TO inform
the cillz ns of jackson township, that
they are fee from DRAFT under the pres
ent call, As our quota Is full, At ltst We
are 50 informed hy the Supervi.ors.-
Ke5kak Constitution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24
rae cAnlrEr CMANGEs.

ThE CABINET C0AN
Tn. quarss, among the faithful u
Wellington 10 Indicative of the certai"
and speedy dissolution Of the great mon
erel party which .tauds in opposition to
tho Democracy. The elements OF which
,hss party II eomposed utterly ssiuss 10
mix and nnits in one compact and com
plcte body. The general conservatism
Of the old WLig school hes no greater
affinity for the extreme radica'ism Of
the abolition school than oil has for wa
ter. You may bring them together, and
shake them up ~ much - you please,
but still they maintain their original con-
dition.
The vote taken 10 tho senatorial can-
Gus upon tho expulsion Of Nj. Seward
from the Cabinet thoroughly represestr
the dscordsnt condition Of the entire
organization, and it makes hut little diff
ference whether the articles OF iinal dir
solution were "signed, .es'ed, and del,v
cred there or not, the party is doomed
and its death is fixed fact. 1t onl,
exists to- Jay because its leaders arc too
mefcena'y to come 10 an honorable con
clasion asto Who shall pay the funeral
expenses.
There 10 rumor that the Pre.idep,
VII insist upon retaining Mr. Seward in
the Cabinet. Whether he does 90 o,
not makes no kind of ference - 10 the
h'al result. II will only hasten on III.
day OF ,he death Of the Republican par
~ lts do IN i. irrevoc .bly fxsd-the
day |" coming fat when the hearts of al
true men viii be rejo. Cd that The coun
try !" no longer scourged by its contain
mating existence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

1ILRGAL AND ARpirRARY ARRRsTs-
A HlsrohICAL PARALLEL.-Mscaulay
states, rs ore Of the iiu Is of tie ievo u
ton Of 1889, that mo man could be
iinpr sonsd, even for . day, BY the srbi.
us'y will Of the sovereixn-no tool Of
power could plead the roysl command
~ jus, ticat'on for Violating any legal
RICH, Of the humblest subject. Tbe.e
we're held by both Wigs aud tories to
be fundamental laws Of the realm"
This principle, established in England
nearly Two hundred Year, ago, as
sought to be ove,ridden by this admin.
"tration, although It has been made
part OF our Constitution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24
nesee.ayy Ce~sressmee.

Washington dispatches recently stated
that certain New York nembsss OF
Congress, it va, reported, had beeo de-
,ectsd iu receiving fees Tor p'ocurrg
commission. in Tbs amy, IN one case
charging a. high ns t4oo The Albany
Eyeming Journal quotes this statement,
and says: "rhe lion. Alfred Ely, KIP.
rssen,.,;ye from the Rochester d'-,r'c',
and we'll known from his long captivity
ut Richmond, 10 believed 10 be the gull
~ pauv. A case like this ia stated: A
youno gentleman from bis district VAT
an applicant for a position 10 the navy.
The application was pressed for some
time, but without apparent success.
chen NJ. Ely Informed the young man
hat there ~as another applicant tor the
place, who could be bought of for $3.50.
This amount WAS handed over to the
member, and the commission Vas soon
alter secured. Subsequently, {" the
story goes, it was ascerta'ned that there
sas not only no other apple ant in the
way, but that Mr.. Ely had the commits
slon in his poke, when he bargalned Tor
The $3.50 Chicago journal.
That 10 q specimen OF the manner IN
which the Republican party Is carrying
on the war. Dir. El,'s siu that 10 held
up to the Oh, Of tho world is one ofths
most minute on record. II is really not
worth minding, wien taken 10 connec-
ton with the contract and Cabinet
swlnd es. His operation had no direc,
tendency 10 weaken the Government
while the general run Of Republican
thieves are sappipg the very foundation
Of the nation to FIJI their own pockets.
and Furnishing no sort Of equivalent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

x'OsUder az PMbltc .GwcliOse.
r SHALL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
Saturday. Dec. 20 At 10 A. NJ,
90 kegs FFFG. 25 h. each,
e5 cap,sters, IL lbs and ns each,
4sqrsFtF +,
~ qrsFF,
81 halt kegs FFF,
is qusstsr kegs FFF,
l2quarter kegs EAgs
4 kcg Eage,
is boxes Canistsr Eagle,
- ooxes Canister + 3,
los \ b cani.ters,
~ Il csnistsrs.
~ 4 n canis,ers.
~ TN quartsr kegs,
IL Y kegs,
y Veg,
~ IS h kegs.
kegs blasting powder.
Fpeciweps csn b sssn 1t the Adjutant Gene
rats One. N y BAktR,
Adjutsnt General and 4. Q n Gen OF Iowa
The sale will take place in front u cur auction
rooms in Davenport.
PARSER VAN TUYL.
Idea Is 10 4 20]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-01

Too MANI 4sxsEALs-~-Ihe Federal Gov
e-nmeI. IL troubled w.ta d disease when i.
would ssSelt % ba't hltIs more cageiul 10
avoiding In she South. The cincinua.i i Cow
m6rejdl says:
Toe Ail ~ Prcm0itgas. The crop cI briFaGier
algG ma,or ger erals Is en- sire'y 100 large. TIE
Pies tdeut nliEht IS well az ahra!aad that nll
tbe horseback CfficeT7 DcO sIn5l Egapovy1eg
cannot be --ede Dig2aioTs, ard ri brigade
who hook upon 1asbtla ara not entitled %
IaGJ Jr- generals comm isstCns, prOnCtioGg
shOc.d De tho djsfi3gui hing raw-rJs OF cor
spic aCusly InsrtiorjOus services. : hay HJe
G51:o ? sd 10 uch zoo ptornis s9uor~iy. Iue pr
EGF5Hlent 81 tCr5 Dp. sga was mpprirus
aar 1JrtunG5,'. .bu. we hav. GG discovered AZ =
@all4ieni Ea.l19u Any .e &2GGij isa "a rrs1tte4
&C +1uE I'll l1r generals. IL Is Ve.F az for, auJta
to fllt p higher rnks OF the army ie ntiY ..pCe
OF ihGaa t'ib1 Ct hrst rats &enera'ahiU
Wnl2A tAa Colnc;y 50 pG- -siona..iy ;1uEs Tor
- would have been FeH for sc1e Eina ger
for hT lSadss - tg commanded by s3EIor sUi-
Oreis, and divisions bf ssatpr DEigaliers
Nos, uniackIiy, there Is reason 70 i2ET tOAt
too much weight is still gwen at " aehir gt9u,
in military - we'll rs civil matters, to per
sJnai i'm pcrlrLiiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-01
Personal H..

TITO DB. WILLIAM CRUMP.-DBAR SIR a:
Eevirg written 10 you several times. anC.
not receiving any reply, and hearing that you
were away from home and In the military
service, or some place TO me nnknowI, l sake
this me- h Cd OF informing you that am pre-
pared to pay You yodr legacy under the will
IF Roderick Payne deceased
Apply, without delay, to CODDIE d HPPRE-
eos, Richmond. Va. Respectfully,
" w COSBY,
ap 29-8ta Executor OF Il Payne. dac'd
FEsu ALL HON IT My CONCERN -
Z Be il herewith known thar my viic.
JCSTlEA SCHNEiDER, has left my house
and bed, without cause or provocation; there
fore, forwarn all persons from cradiiipg her
on M account. JOHN SUHEGIDhE.
ap 29-Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-01

P4gIsIAv DIzsIptT;uS "A Paris letter says:
"Eor the ?ges4sl every CUe hers be lousiGs 10
tho uppsr CLASSES seems TO b. beus up1u pur-
suing Is round OF dissipation too faueuipg 10
be s0cia5ie- The Countess RkKsissY has
brcngas in, ny giving her jas 3 bali 1T mid
might, Il shion la : fair way Of being widely
adopted, ss .eIi Gs on3 tGat viii make the
scciablity of the brilliant world more lita-
consuming than IL sas ever Desn, Soiress
ncw commences ionE 81 tec l0, pFtss-s5 c. acaTJs
ut ahoUt l. ard aailo G.. y. The Rc1gigy Il.
fscts og sach unaatu~ag b0orson me 20 .sti-
tuition hfe w1rdsl CI ~ ths ladies, al p la
deed, cftau by gentl sGeo, in Il aHuHs. 30
IL aaIi5us TIA, i. Ge5sFves 30 he recorded.
Gianefs are ordered Aa8 ga howr Gsrliai
Elsa thAy axe uss lly Sawed Gad, instead
Of i,eiEe Finished hSif pJst OF 8. ars ovsr
at and aaif. past 2, 80 tsst paTsoas O. uai-
ity cen 80 / o sea aud have q 4eag sleep btscgS
they ;sroz& - go cut ~ 14Gci&at.h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-01

Y.HKss Z" WAR TAX" rreE tyk~sPsFEKs.--
Yankee papers are srulH a'iws against the
'war tax' imposed upon tho,n by Uonersss.
The mode IN which thay sEe taxe;. = very
novel ana efeclye:
Is the first place. there - d TAX OF ,Efgs
mills Ter pC uLu, o! about Ia tts gsT Isaln,
upon th3 white pdper SeUOn;hs, tncra ia =
s5x OF i've per ceus. upon anaua! receipts fro n
Advertisements Thirdly, tnsrs - IA stamp
duty upCn !elegraphic mess IS four hiy >
CONES = tax Of three Dsr cent. upon the aEgrc-
gaze iaCcAe ct Tie awspe per esl.4 Diish C,eHt. .
Fif;hiy, taxes CT Gas, ca, slge, aEd Fever RAJ
Utusr E!elnsj and sixthiy, q tax o. thrse PEI
cent O2 l1o printing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-01

PosTkeg. Cog gress. "a IS late :. shcrtn ss..
sie0, pa -lsa an Sc. rGass4s sae Fates II letter
postage from i've 30 ssI - fof ala a.sfancEs.
THIS act was <eEdered ee9ssaTy ny laB con
stituticnAi clause watch declares thai th1
Post-bflcs D2pST.laens sas2 ba eatf,snEPor.-
ing Httss The year lke2g JRa Aag law taxes
sIsct on t0e Il sst OF Taly naxs rks1a nas
-ea NO caap sc o. newspapst Esgs.sgs. W leu
peace Is restored, stpa the bgslneSs OF tes
eonrTy ts fully resrna ed IN sii rs ehsnNel&,
Letter postage can De reai acsss 30 vary rnt gt.-e
rates. BAT the rule Ii - s51l ard lGst one
thaI taose who uss the poSt-ctsiee shonli
pay its expenses. whether they D. h'ga or
Ia
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TIE Union the Border States. ssas means
of purchase ase Hot $50 fGrtA. Ii il onlv
snxgss.ed thai 81 o5AIinn1nee OF tie exrea-
q tara now applied 30 the wsr would g1ru
suffice u purchase his sxressisns toxga rGs
peace. This proposition is im,ortaA. Eot
fog s's iotrinsic ifkeitnt on Of rccsf-rE &C,
hut sin ply bscaass 10 IL "a proposition, "a Is
tha frat bid made tcwa<os guttsng an eAa to
ID ? war. We may hope ihGt cthors mas fo'
low, and that the North r1ny Sradnsliy fis"
ia its ofera NATL something ycespinpie nas
lsT. T.lncoly has beer 4 rcso.GtIon oftHe Goa
;edefafe Houae of Rerre sen taiiTes 10 bnIn ca
20 lton aHd tobacco th4t nsy be III dHnsef "t
sa!iiLs inio the hands ~ tae snvaeers- e!st1''-
Tniis ths snow has !1IifD on tae uisiricI iei-f
SCI a~aies tee armies os ;ns Potomac a1G h;a-
nassas. and General E1CJeiiau Is Ggtssn pre-
vented ficIf adv0. cfrr. II every point OF
Wow snis proposai OF me Federal Frssi6ent
gives great scope Il T speculate q, and psf-
maps som" &'irnpsa OF hope; rnt 10 f. for what
Il may herald, and not FIR whas IL IS.
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MILLINERY GOODS,

MILLINERY GOODS,
Ar lae BROAD STREET,
By LADY from sse South wbo rs niovsd her
ertrs stock hare, consislnS e..
French spi English OHip S0uae.s,
ca.iorec's Hatg a1sd sun Hoanots,
Eibtons Flowers a:-d IN hes
; toed Drsssss, Efi5al Ts.is, SC.
ladies ere respectfully seG10steti to ess!i st
ap25-6t 1879 BROAD f'r&ErT.
ksFEiaH Is GOMIN Il -! respectfully
n call the attention o. tho ladies 10 t.li
feet tnat have lately enlarged II stock ard
assortment OF goods, among which aTs ku-
chss; Bonnet Siias, plain and checked ; lila
slons, black sud White; and n large ase0r..
nlens CT EsivSt ard Bonnst kibbopH t1-
eether with IL number OF articles rot strictly
IN the; Millinery iiEe; al Of WAich can % seen
Gt Il 2c9 Broad street.
ar F---trn@ A!!sa 2 Ts,Y;Io-.Eh.Ass
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Az 1oR THE MAnINE CORPS:
ABLE BODIED MEN,
st S.yr.l stations, and ON board or
fNf, .. .he renowned Ccntederats
.iv,rsinta" and on beard OF iron
.r,,afs aud other vessels Of the Navy.
sar,I, yJI rse entitled 20 receive n bounty OF
Pc! WIZ FIFTY DOLLARS
ASH
ps{2E MONEY,
..na,, ia the capture or sinking OF
p tt fnA hsn9rav's crait-or even 4, seitadssts
o. I'm - ny which such desirable result to
I No stsirsd:
(s,krly wanted.
soys will re received, with the con.
Nr,sei- parents or guardians, steamers
|nt,i'. pREN,t1M
.,'lsrs will hs given 10 any person who
EN-ssspta n recruit 20 the Recruiting ON !.
.rlis rnsnt, sftsr he has hesn exaYnin ed
-.,slved ss a marine.
:. 10 htgs and subsistence will be fur.
- hx she Gcvernment.
.rTthsr particulars apply Al basement
y, he q Quarssrmaster's Uffice, ii5 Broad
as GEO +. TURNER,
w. Captain and Recruiting Ofscer
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C0aassPoEDsscE Relative 10 Tzs AAsHsr
OF ExSEoggTA&Y CAagIoz --uu the .lst Of
AErii. President L!ncein communicates .,
CoAs.asa The fsilow:rs eoEtesg o.Gancc on ll.4
sul lsct Of the recoH. ErGss+ CT isx-Sac-e.srf
CaIasroL: