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SPoTSwOOD HOTEL,

SPoTswOoD HOTEL,
Richmond, Va. Sept q, 1868.
rHANGE of Proprietorship.-I would respectfully
J inform the travelling public that l have this
day transferred the lease and furniture of the Spots
wood Hotel to Messrs Cookery Il Belts, gentlemen
highly qualified and entitled to the full confidence OF
their guests.
In retiring would offer my sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed on the Spotswood Hotel
SINCE its opening, and beg continuance of the
under the new proprietorship.
TW HuINNIGER
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~. NOTICE The annual meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of the Bank + Richmond will
take place ut Their banking house, in this city, ON
Saturday. the 81 rrox, at 10 o'cleex NJ.
sc ltd JB MACuURDO, Cashier.
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FUNERAL acknowledgements ii the late Sgt A
Porter Of the Sd co HoWtxers, who was killed at
ysburg the ath 81 July last, will be preached
10 Sycamore Church, on Sunday ensuing, 9th Sepe
at IL O'Clock
The funeral Of JOHN W GREEN, formerly Of co +,
Richmond, who Was killed In battle ON the I'D inst
will take place from Il PauIs Church this afternoon
at O'Clock: His friends, the friends Of his family
aud his late companions in arms, are invited to at
| ton
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4 VERY Desirable House ard Lot on Church
n Hill, west side Of 26th, bet Broad and MAJ
shall ats, ct auction II will sell Wednesday the
30th Sept, at O'Clock, the premises, the desira-
bic brick residence located as above, aud at present
occupied by the Rev john D Halstead. The house
contains = rooms, together with . kitchen Of
rooms, all well arranged and ID good order The lot
fronts 80 feet and runs back 100 feet Possession
given IN or before the LIST of December next.
TEkAs.-One third cash. the balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
md secured by deed Of trust.
Sc rs LAS n TAYLOR Auci.
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~ SPECIAL NUuCE.--FOr the present We will
discontinue our auction business. If resumed due
notice will be given. We will continue the Commits
sion Business as heretofore and socit coDsguments
Of all kinds Of goods wares, merchandise, aud pro-
duce, with the assurance that every effort will be
used to give satisfaction. We have on hand q gOJd
assortment ct goods, to which We invite the atten-
ton Of BUYERS. TARDY l. WILLIAMS.
Sc 23-ts
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vTH1RTEEN and Half Acres Of Land, 2 Mills
from the City, near the Stoney Kua Rood, 1t
auction-By request CT the heirs 81 Mrs sally
Freeman, viii be sold ut auction, upon the prem
ises on Friday, 18th Ssptsnib. r, ~ O'Clock Pm,
the property abovs referred 10. II adjOins High
Meadow" "Rural Shades" end the lsnds Of Nm
Oiphio, Mr. French, and others.
TRRMs-To suit purchasers.
seq ADWILLI ANS, Asct.
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HKADQ'Rs Co G, 25H Va BAIT, !
Richmond, Sept 23d, 1868.
A Ii. members Of this company C, 25th Va battal
"A ion } now absent without leave, and who do not
report within ~ hours after the publication of this
notice, will be advertised and treated as deserters
LII BASS,
Sc 2f-2tA lst Lieut. CONG co.
" ENRlCO Mounted Guard, Attention ATTEND a
meeting Tor drill at Henrico Court House on
Saturday, the 26th inst, at O'Clock PM.
BY order o! Capt S Nc Rae.
Sc 23-4t* .INO II MACKENZIE, Os.
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81 BELvIN'S BLOCK.

~ BEIVIN'S BLOCK.
DARBY, READ i GENTRY g Shoe House,
On 18th street.
We have on hand very large assortment Of ladies'
shoes aud fair supply Of other kinds Also, well
selected stock OF French calf skins for sale by tho
single one or dozen, with nice assortment VI Innings
for the trade Letter aud note paper envelopes, aud
other articles.
Wauted-A Mol Shoe Cutter. None other need
apply. SC 24-3t
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Al ~ ss1snes = 1850 es1lZ. - 49,
-, - II - 1ssH gA9Y DUa10, - - 10
yeak 0f hef aee.
n kNaAssf - 1Anlal, eaA theessl ~ Ae.gn:s
t.. N % -, ~ r. Dofnlly inNleo4 - neesn4
~ SGnSsaa ih36 Osle91 mseniag, - y stseess
fsou asv Dr Meds4s en1suh.
On ~ IA last, WILLIAM DRlJAnIN, 49,
son Of AAn sd Nm JChsson, eyed yeers ~
nontha sna q days.
Ms fsnsral VIA taks plass toAsy, - : Pm,
from the rasidsncs a ~ parsnast Lester - k0ck.
etts. 1he ftisnAs and eoquai0fances o. tns saopy
sre respectfully iavitsa e attend
On the 3lth inst, u ~ O'clock =, q typhoid
fever, Nss EVELYN BA0BY In The SD year Of her
age.
Her friends aud those of her brother's (Tbomas
Basby) family sre respectfully invited 10 attend her
funeral this (Fridsy) afternoon 1t O'clock. from
without further notice.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HIGHS Co b, Browns RECONNAISSANCE CoRPs,
Richmond, Sept "a. 1868.
nRDER No 2O.-You are hereby ordered to meet
~ at the commands stable, Oh Marshall bet 18th
aud 18th >sts, ut O'Clock this afternoon, mounted
with sabre, for drill
BY order Of VIM Hayward, Capt con,'g.
Sc 25-1tt Wv MOTT OS
F7lHlKTY Dollars Reward.-Deserted from CO d, 10th
Va cavalry, Chas Iangford. Said IaDgford is
about 81 years Old, feet inches high, light CON-
plected, q citizen Of Richmond
John Mclaughlin, about AZ years Of age, S feet IL
inches high, dark complexion by birth an freshman
u citizen of Richmond.
John Lucas, about % years Of age, feet 10 inches
high, heavy set, light complexion, resident Of Han
Overco, Va.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery of
each Of said deserters u company D, Castle Tun
der. ID HAWLEY, Capt,
sc 24-3tt COMFY ID, 10th Va cav.
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BIZ Thomas w keesss, Aacti0aeer,
tOfiice cor 18th and Cary sts.l
HORsEs, Mules, Spring Wagon, Buggy, and Car
urday morning. Sept 26th, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
dunn colored horse, years old, half Ara
biAD, q superior animal
good mules
superior spring wagon and harness for two
tine bay horses, one and one years old,
sound
buggy, in good order
l tine carriage, IN good order
se25 THO6 KEESEE, Auct.
VTALUABLE Household Furniture for Sale q, auc-
tember 29th commencing Ut 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence cornepO llth aud Clay strees, the Household
Furniture, consisting in part VI
elegant mirrors, feet by -
l Rosewood sofa
do arm chair
2 tete a-tetes
Eegrc, marble top table
Card tables
Elegant window curtains
rs carpets, oil cloth
BeJsteads bureaus
Washstands, tables
Hair and shuck mattresses
80 linen and cotton sheets
40 blankets
20 comforts
20 c0unterpaine6
Large cane seat arm chairs
$50 cane and wood seat chairs
Hat rack, clocks
20 basins and cwers
Large lot CrOckery ware
China and glassware
Plated forks and spoons
Ivory handle knives
large lot table linen
SEGA THOe W KEESEE, Auct.
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ES1Ca15Iox nD1l
sizsD VOCAL 4spa:s.gssr1l
MADAME nuHI,
~ euuahetn 0nn1sastce, pu0 nsw Os1sess,
refugee ssd sxt!s: ~ fss: :se sss set 49, =
Al NM rxcaAses norn.
On whtch occns,os shs via b assisted BY
MISS ROSA FAY, 1850
HERR II BRAUN,
The a,a,,.n,.hei violInsss and viobucclIst, late
Of the Preach Opera Of Nsu Osleans
: - CHAS. THILOW,
The accomplished Pianist Of this CITY
rnoGsAMHK
PAKr L
mol. Piano so,o, "LA Campanella" -. lambert
w 1bi,ow
M Cas4a Djya .................... belilni
No 2 s.,o violin. Freuch air, with brilliant varia-
tons ,,e., n ann. :: 10 '''O'
No T. Sacred Song, "When from the sacred uaI-
den" $3.50. bisnop
Madame Ruhl
Nos Solo V,OiiuceiIo, "Souvenir de Beilini" Patti
Herr Braun
No 6. Ductt. eJuanisa'. .............. Mrs Norton
-'' Mad Ruhi and Mile Rosa
PART II.
No /. Gran Duo Piano, III Diavolette San fsrenzo
ThiloW aud II Braun
MOI Patriotic Gong, the SoIdiers' Grave. Schremer
Madame kuhl
No g. Solo VionceliO, Lncreta Borgia...... Braun
Herr Braun
Nod. Grand CAprucO Piano Wollenhauph
Thil0W
No S. CavaiinA, "Robert, RObert". .Mayerbeer
Madame RuhI
No 6. Duo Concertantc Piano and Violin,
"Lucia'. ......................De BeFiOt
Herr Braun aui w Thl0w
Doors open at o'clock. Performance to COM
mence at g.
HJ-Tlckets, 81 50, each TO be had at the usual
places, and At the door on the evening.
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BY H. y. Heesaats, Amct.

~ ~ % '0tS"UxsS dW1.
CPlENDID Sale Of handsome Arl0r. C,.,A.
- and other Furniture, &c, for sale ii aucss.
viii sell, ON Friday, the 18th nat, II my store Il
O'Clock, . large assortment Of handsome Tu,rsa.@'
comprising IN part '"s's'
nosevooq, walnut, and mahogany bedsteaas
Handsome wardrobes, cabinets, wasl,s,an.s
Marble top tables, chars
Glassware, crockery, Tin ware, &c
The above b mast excellent IN quality. and ~.
rare chance for buyers to get very dsssrs6s ~,
chaserD. e PLRASANfa A.,
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10y THE GOVERNOR o. Va L PROCLAMATION
ID Information having been IT seived by the Exc
culive that ELIAS VANDERBILT and JeAs MoCABE-con-
vcts condemned to the Penitentasy, the first ~ i'm
last Tor years for the same oieoce-escaped frvtn
the custody OF the guard at the State ArMory, aud
are nov gsng at large
Therefore, do hereby oiler Q reward Of ONE HUN
for the arrest and delivery Of both or
Fifty DOLLARS 10 auy person or persons who shall
either OF said conyicts and deliver them into the
Peniteutary aud do moreover require all officers Of
this Commonwealth, civil aud military, and request
the people generally, 70 use their best exerons
procure The arrest ot the sad convic,s that they
may be brought 10 justice
-, Given under my hane as Governor, aud
l.. 5. untar the Lesser Seal OF the Commonwealth,
s-,-' Ut Richmond, this 23d day Of September, liz
the year 1865. JOHN LkfcHER
By the Governor
GEO W AuEH0RD,
Secreiary-of the Commonwealth
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"A SELECT BALL
Will be given
MONTICELLO HOTEL, Broad, bet 9th and 7th SITS,
FRIDAY EVENING, S7s 2sth, 1868.
The Managers take pleasure in announcing this
their first OF series Of select SOirces Thankful for
the patronage heretofore bestowed upon them by the
ladies and gentlemen OF this city, We hope, by hav
ng All efficient police force aud admitting no i'm
proper characters to still gain share Of tho liberal
patronage that las been bestowed upon us.
AS-Tickeis, admitting Gentleman aud two La
dies, $500.
MANAGERS
W w Aud, CT Johnson.
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
ItPC Wies, Hopkins,
VIII Davis, Nk w billiard.
B.--Iadies' Invitation tickets can be procured ut
the Hall ut any time previous To the ball.
Sc 24-2tA
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Ey 1HOnaGs W. keesee, A,sctt0aeer,
(Ofice corner Of 18th aud Cary sta.

TINEXPIRED Lease Of the Richmond Trottng track,
Buildings, Fencing, Shuttle Boards, Bar Fixtures
&c, for sale at aucti0n-i will sell Oh Saturday after.
noon, Sept 10th, commencing at O'Clock, the unex
pred lease Of the Richmond trotting track camp
Winder, with all the buildings fencing, stable which
ID one Of the very best and easy to be removed;
shuffie boards, bar fixtures. &c.
xe24 w KEESEY, Aact.
~ HORSES and Mules for sale at aacti0n.-I via
- sell at the q 3 Lot, Bacon Quarter Branch, on
Friday morning, Oct n commencing q 10 O'Clock, IS
horses and mules. RPARCHER,
Mayor and ON.
TW KEIaEE, Auct. &c "A
Iy James II Iaylor, Aasctiomeer.
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By w. $. Berry, Auctioneer,
Farm Vile, Va

(Farmville, Val
VALUARLE Real Estate at Aucton.-I shall on
Tuesday, September 18th, 1868, proceed to Sell,
10 the highest bdler, that very desirable property
in the town Of Farmviile, Va, formerly owned and
occupied by Il Chappell, decd, consisting Of q
large brick Coach Shop, situated OD Main street, and
the Dwelling House in the rear, {ali In good rerair
containing or rooms, and all necessary out
houses. further description is deemed unneces-
sary, persons wishing to purchase invited 70
view the property.
Terms liberal, aud made known on the day Of sale
VI CHAPPELI.
Sale conducted by W 8 BERRY, Auctionecr.
2f-2tA
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by James H. Taylor, Aasctiomeer.

"OUSE aud Lot, Garner Of Jackson and Clarke
I'LL Streets, and Vacant Lot on Navy Hill. Wsst
Side Of 9Th Street, Beyond Baker. at auction--I
TENDER, at o'clock n, the House and Lot located
above. The House In framed Tenement, has
rooms and passage. The lot fronts cs by lAl fest
deep.
Also the vacant Lot located % above, 0ntipg ls6
feet.
TERMs--Nads known on day Of sale
~ JAS n TAYLOR, Auet.
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deep.
Also the vacant Lot located - above, ontipg ls6
feet.
TERMs-Mads known on day Of sale
Sc q . JAS n TAYLOR, Auet.
HOUSE and Lot ON Union Hill, Corner Of a0th
and o streets, ut auction.-I will sell, upon
the premises, ON Monday, ths 18th ksptenber, ct
~ o'clock, the framed Tsnenent located - shove,
aud 81 present occupied BY Mr. white. This House
hss rooms, together With kitchen.
TxRAs-dsde known on day Of sale.
ss23 JAS n TAYLOR. Auct.
VALUABLE Farm Of 100 ceres, vith good
v dwelling and nscessary outhousss In HsAo-
yer, ON the Chickahominy, 10 miles above kiehnond
si.i R.,os 81 s.as e sS 80 hi.s s .r %
MoNsAY, the 18th OF sepk. There l. alout % aeses
Of hns meadow laad, aud leo scrss Of high load IN
good hssst and vel adapted % tAs grosth q veg.
atsly sfsz ths sentsg shali sell sxesllspt eazt
and young male colt, two ysaTa old next SpsfDg,
and ali the farming atsnsils neessssy 70 farm q
Islso have anotAss snail plaos, abost u nils Of
Atles's Station, with 9st dwelling and necesssry
out-buildisgs, and eosfciaisg oaly 8 serss. that
wish 70 rest out for The ensuing year. foassssiea
= is-sdt DA rIMD.RLAKR.
n Ak0K RIAL R9fArR br sAls 8 Anelioo =
Il We the sssserihsrs. having eeaelnAeA q d.
coatlaus present. opsraaions. viii oGse le sale q
pablo aaettoa. % falDAy. u 3sh of ths present.
0ooehlesa soaaty enc sassaiaiss 10 ssrss ises.sS
On IL River rod, - mlles ltc0 IL eity u Raeh-
nosd and ons nils ffoa ~ Janas Livss Cnnal
80 mn D. Z sImeIsse asaafiey e vesa 81
Aoesse. 1As epsa lad ista Ass ssaAkEien. h
ofhes y loe.eed % ysnss sisss, - nllse lsoa 1is
noad. eoetaini.g ~ eesee. esesstlAg q Janes
-. ~, IS :.ss. sss E - . - e.. s: 3
asss- 1Aie fasuv kaevn = ~ tya1eaa tsask =
= eses eoadi.iaa - aoll z elss11 ssslisy. sad
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7 WILL. offer for sale privately on Saturday, the
L 18th, 4 nse work aud riding Mares. They can be
seen at Herbert's stable, Council Chamber Hill.
Sc 26-ltf mo 1. GARTER.
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1.-TWO Houses and Lots for sale n .uc.,,. .
j be sold ON Friday, Sept 18th, on ths n,..sa
as O'Clock, two framed Tenenenls. oos 4.
north side ii Broad, between Adams and .. - W
-. and the other one on the west side Of jsS..0
between Broad and Marshall re, and A. ossa. na
cupied BY Mrs Toasey. Both suitable ~ ~ &C
stores. Terms-Cash. s'Fey
&c ~ JAS u TAYLOR. A..r.
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A A. D. Williams. Assstios.eer.

OUSE and Lot, on Duval Street, atauction.-
III On Monday, 18th September, ct O'Clock
n. will be sold upon the premises, good framed
Dwelling, with I've rooDs, the south side Of Du.
val street. opposite Duval Street Church. and occu.
pied by Mr. Lowry. The lot fronts u feet, and
runs back CORD depth.
TERMp-Te suit purchasers.
ee2S WILLIAMS, Auct.
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M METROPOLITAN HALL.
THIS (FRIOAY) NIGHT, Sept. 25, 1868.
Third and last week OF the
IRON-CLAD OPERA TROUPE.
House crowded TO its utmost capacity
90 early and secure seats.
Tonight the great play Of
OTHELLO.
Harry T Allen as....... .Othello
Ballads, Duets, Dances Farces, &c.
Mammoth bill Of the season.
To conclude with
HIGH DADDY.
~ See programmes. Sc 25-lt%
NEw kicHKoND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager D Ogden
treasurer. w Briggs
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT %. 1868,
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY 81
The most elegant modern Comedy Of the ago, from
the French Of Octave Feuiilet, in
H-SIX TABLEAUX.-A
Beautiful scenery,
Elegant Costumes,
Handsome and magnificent
ParIor sets.
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
a. SIZE THIS cAsrn.-9A
Manuel, Marquis de Cbampcey -. D'Orsay Ogden
Doctor Desmarets, formerly Of the
tfe0Cn army ID W lnOTpc
N de Bevannes, man OF the world. Fl NJ Butes
Casper Laroque, All aged man, formerly
captain OF q privateer. ..................H GuOn
Aisn, confidential domestic. ............ DE Maui
N NOuret, Notary ................-
Yvonet, Breton Shepherd. ................W Wilson
Henri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jackson
LOUIS -...... :.................. .StrutherS
Madame laroQue, daughter-in law 10 Gas
pal nisS II S.Ccy
Marguerite, her daughter. Miss Wren
Mile HelOurin, gOvernesS. Miss EStelle
Madame Aubrey, u relative OF the La
rogue family. ..............s.. Mrs DeBar
Louise Vauberger, formerly nurse to Man
uei, now keeper Of q lodging house. Miss Crystal
Christine, a Breton peasant girl. Miss Jackson
Guests. servants, peasantry, &c.
The u the drama take place during the LIST
act) Paris, afterward in the province OF Britanny
Costumes Of the pesent day.
The Overture, incidental music, and choruses CON-
posed anu arranged by Ar Robert Stopel
Grand Pas de Deux -. BY the Partington Sisters
pecee there Will be no farce.
The Management, at great expense and trouble,
have obtained copy Of the new adaptation Of Sir
Walter SCOTS work Of
JEANNE DEANES.
1t will soon be produced with grand effect.
NOrC8.-The doors open at Q quarter to Z. Per-
fOrmanco 10 commence ut quarter TO O'Clock:
Nl-lt
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rARkIAdkA FOR sALk.-Ror sale, . large and
Y elegant assortmspto Of CaRrisgss, Il, cousisting
Of Gloss CARR yes, City Ph0touf, one and two
horse ROckavays, sitdi seat and top Buggiss, and
Sulkeya Also. one Get Double Harness, suitable
for bugsy or light carriage, aud lot Of elliptic
Springs and slevattny Buckets for Touring Mill.
Apply T. JNO n PILCHER, at the warehouse on
the Canal, shove the TEedsgax Iron Works
n 26-ts
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES,
GREAT AN E'RICAN REM EDY."
DR.. zarvey'0
G. b o Ut m II r m q e Pills,
TX HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
y" (when tho directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STUPPAGE OF NATURE,
or 10 restoring the system to perfect health -hen
suffering from special affections, froap.us Utefi,
the Whites, or OF er weakness Of the Uterine Or
gans. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
constitu ion, and M b taken by the mott del
icate female without causing dist, ess /; at the
same time a ct 1i1ke - charm.
by strengt ening, ibvlgvrating aud refusing the
ystcm to healthy condition, and by bringina on
on the monthly period Of regularity, no
matter from what cause the obst ucion may
arise. The, should however NOT 10 taken the
first three or four mon his Of pregnacy, though
safe at any other time, as miscarriage ~euld be
the result. Escn box contains 10 pills. Price 81.
Dr. Hl rey's r eaties on diseae. Of Females,
Pregnancy, htscarr.agc. Barrennees. .Ner.h-
ty, Reproduction aud lbase Of Nature,
and emphatcally the LADiss' PRlvArE MEDICAL
ADVISER, pa nphet OF 81 pages, sent tree to any
address. Six cents required 70 ply postage
The Pills ard took will be sent by m Ill, conf
deutialy, when desi ed, securely sealed, aud pre-
paid, on receipt Of monas by
J. BRYAN. NJ. D., General Agent.
70 -Cedar-street, New York.
Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Smi b / Dwyer, " holssale Agents, Chicago.
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rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
II claims Tor Eosn.ics and Pensions.
0Ouoelcs.
SOLDfnRs, discharged Consequence OF wounds
received 10 batti., ~ who have served two years,
are entitled to 800 Bounty.
Pensions.
I. Invalid .Sotdiers Disabled since March 4th,
1881, in tho army or navy.
2. W.doWs u solaisrs dying Of wounds re-
esivsd, Or Of disease contracted in the mill tsry
or naval service.
3. Children undo Is years of such deceased
soldiers, il there is no widow surviving, Or IRON
the time Of the widows renarr,age.
4. Mothers ~ho hsvc No husbands living) Of
soldiers deceased rs above, provided tho latter
have loft no widow, nor children under Is years,
and the mother was dependent in whole or in
part upon the De ,eased for support.
5. Xssers, under l6 years, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent ON them tor support, provided
thcre are no rightful claimants Of either Of the
three last preceding cl.sses.
~ Also collects Back Pay.
Apply to JAMES +. LANE
Office south-e at corner BRADY and "a streets.
Davenport July 3. 1863 d 3m.
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JIM LANE AS A MoURNEa.-Jim Lane
in his incendiary speeches in KANSAS
mourns tor tho widows and orphans Of
the victims of Qusntrcls raid. Did be
ever mourn for the sidsw aud orphans
OF jenkins, his neighbor, whom he de-
liherately shot aud murdered in cold
blood2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
LONUvN = LlVExP lei
Tire Z Life lnsuranco Company

OrfLOE, - WALL Z 81 PINE IT. n. 4.
tald up capital, surplus and reserved
uooos. ss.ss...s ..sso0s00vsO3S
Invested In this county,. i,Oaoy336
1easly revenue over .................. 5,50d00e
Tee shareholders Personally Respouat.
Die tor Engagements 81 the Company.
Al Directors must BE 3hareA 0Idcts.
aBvsxsNUBs sOs DAvsxf0sf:
Geo. q. French, Lorenzo Sohrickcr, NehslAs
kuhnsu 3 Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skesl,
HioholAs ]. Rusch.
nBW ORR:
osinnsIl, Mintun 1 Co., Harper 3 Bfothsrs, Dun.
en-, sherman 1 Co.. Alexander 7. Stewart.
J. G. wAShBURN, Agent for Davenport and
tcck Island. nys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

NOZZLE TO BE ALTACKRD.-The
Louisville Journal claims to have reason
to know, that according to the present
programme. Mobile is speedily to be in
vested and attacked. The Journal &C.
cordinglv attaches no importance to the
Geographic rumor that the enterprise ha.
been abandoned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

II ln this city. Saturday, September 2s.h, o.
lars.
on Suni1y morning. 9th inst. MARC sRET
iught r Of J. ard MANY PrRcn,I. soed |
ear, months ard II days.
Funeral will take place to -,norros morning Al
fciock IRON the resiioncc, &C rrer ssh AMI Perry
atreets, opposite Stor Q School House.
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'Vhp umdcrs gsned beg leave
10 call the attention Of the
public 4 lid the O. AIDE in par
ticullar to their complete
and we'll assorted stock Of
SHELF & NEAvY HARD W ARE,
compri.img everything suit
ed to I Inc JObbimg Trade Of
the West.
Mavims uneq ualcd Cacilf-
ties for purchasing from
Man ufac turers direct. we
shall keep our stock con.
slamlly up to the require
met ls OF the country 0nd
offer Goods at
II d W r u II II 4 & E s
and better terms than any
other House i'm I he Trade.
An early call is respect
fully solicited.
Orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
MYER & WALSH,
NO. : LEsLIE.S BLOCK, FRONT ST