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4 JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING GER

A JNlNl hiNOisN llON ffAOIOClNd OEh-
N talu Amendments 10 the Constitution.
Be q resolved by the Senate and House OF Represents
Assembly met, That the fchowlng amendments be pro-
POSED Go tie Constitution OF the Commonwealth Ia accord
with tho provisions Of the tenth article thereof
There shah be additional section TO the third article
The Constitution TO De designated as secton four as
'sccIon I. Whenever any of the qualified eleosors OF
this Commonwealth shall be in any actual military ser
States, by the authority of this Commonwealth, suoh
electors may exercise the right Of suffrage In all elections
prescribed by law an fy as they were present at their
secton g. FSSTe shall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article Of the Constitution, to be designated as
sections eight Spd E5ns S a, follow FOL m ~. ro.,,
containing more than one subject which shall be clearly
ssson . S So % b hSa f s. sed by he Legislature
granting any powers or privileges h any case where tie
authority 10 grant, such powers, privileges has been
mny hereafter be- conferred upon the Of this Coma
monweath." - - -
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN Z. PENNEY,
OFFICE oFlTHE SECRETARY or THE COMMON
WEALrH.
. HARasBURo, April 25 1854.
49, Do hereby certify nat the foregoing e fIli
- don of the General Assembly eniLlled A Joint
tSon as DE sSne remains % on ne IN tSs ocs a ts O0n'"
In testimony WHEREOF have hereuntO my lHd and
caused the seal OF lhe seeIetaryI once 10 be affixed e
W ELI sLHER,
The above Resolution having been agreed to C AmAotiy
Of the members oeaeh House at two SsceSsye sessions
posed amendments WIN b submitted TO mo people lor their
adoption reieetion, the hTst Tuesday q August m
SSI IN accordance ish SSs prsvsions q Ie tsnt article
ofthe constuOn AAd We aet satitlsd Act prssoro
thsar approval and ratification o. resSon s Propossd
amendments 70 the oQnst'aten spPSoysa ne twen.y-
IpgT'fiAus seersI'rJ Vfths c0RROnwSaih
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Il Il well that the reply Of the Executive
finely paraphrased 4John Ph@nlx's" letter to
aCbnries.r ain the irst place, don't know
vnn. Charlea.n
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CORSELL-MC LAUGHiIS.-At St. Peters Church,
Perth AmbOy. on Wednesday, the 10Th instant by Rev
j. Sebastian d. II odRea rector of Grace Church. New
ark, RICHARD " OR1IMER CORNELL aud MARGA
RET BUTLER dau ghter OF the late Captain j. r.
McLaug HIN, u. =. N
WILLIAMS -GIFFORD.-On the 22d Instant by Rev
A. Atwood, Captain EDWARD WILLIAMS, of this clty,
70 Miss HOPEE. OXFORD, Of Tuckerton, Nj.
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THE sUBSCRLBBRS HAVE ASSOCIATED
thensefyes tOsethsT under the nrm q boLroa,
Business In an hs branches, At tho old e.tabshaeat,
corner TWRHTI-FIRsT and HAMILTON Sueeta.
JOSEPH Il. BOLTON,
GEORGE n. DiKEMAM,
Ni-lms o. w. CHILDS,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

L ImuOftAnt het.co.
Bceno Rehearsal on bRturday Evening last doveOPed
tie ueocssy Of important slterstcnS In sOms Of tho
M fts ptrfoFmsbec Of "Alsddln has tHeJefore bOeo
'V''f' WYprEaDAY EVENING, JuiyH,
v ben the play will be In positive readiness.
Reserved ,ess Alresdy purchased are good anh used
WALNUT STREET. THBATRE.-HoME
sSsf6Rp sSzfS IGi &S fsGRf RTs dfERE tsEG' 'TeourH
AFTER an absence oitvO years VIII appes tor snort sea-
sASFCRBs TROUPE comprises the largest body q
or uRKAT MERIT, each Aad every one BRILLIANT
App airing In Programme RICH, RARB, and ISIMG-
PART L. ORIGINAL MUSICAL GEMS.
Overture snq baha
IRttrs tsSuPe eP
am lionel, since my Mother Dted.........;F. Diamond
Low Low ~! Lends & WiGsms
Hunah for Uncle Parker
Mad o. Ahons '':;;,;..so Oo,ae.
N''>Nri rfI II imi--sXSiioRD's CARNiyAL.
fss i'f TEcu SANFORD wans Gycn, and DIAM
Bssd Bsn '9G cd HfSG Ship Sal; To rotaer
song aud Dance Tis ~ t!y Gone Diamond
Parker, Myers, NJ runner, and Company
s'S b%t S.sd Isrboaii wSc6 Williams and spOsS
THE VILLAGE BELLE.
L. r. NJ. lhket
Rose, the Village Belle. Myers
A PLAN AXIOM JUBILEE.
Prices Of Chairs, Is centsi nress
Cfcle 90 ts Parquet 80 cents Family Circle 20 cents
AmIhltheAiTe, % cents. y2j3t
GROWERS NEW CHESNUT STREET
~ THEATRE.
GRAND REOPENiSG.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 81.
First time In years Philadelphia Of the grand
mantle, musical. spectacular drama,s
ALADDIN, OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Prcsented, after three months active PREPARATION In
NV u UNPRECEDENTED MAGSIFICENCE.
Replete with Magnificent Scenery,
Beautiful Dances,
Superb Costumes and Properties,
Wonderful TRANSIT citations,
Grand Marches, &c.
Reserved Seats fOr sale three days In advance.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSIGNED
E.tntn nt, u IIOAIAS LEGICII Il K.

COLDs IMPROVRD STEAMAND WAfKR-
VI HEATING APPARATUS.
FST W,.p,tua anl Ventilana Puhlc buildings and Prt-
vabS Residences,
Manufactured by the = ,,S, ,,o~,o 49,
DNIoN sTHAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY
N-- OF FIfIIADELPHiA.
JAMES p. WOOD,
No. Al FOURTH Street
nbQa-6u \. n. FELrWELL, Superintendent
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NO DRCEPTION.-No INFERIOR COAL
IN purchased offer below the cost price Of superior
article. SAMUE Ell W. HESS, BROAD Street, above Race
east side, sells the genuine EAGLE VEIN, best and
purcst mined Egs and Stove sizes, S; Large Nut $40
per ton.
Consumcrs should mako thei purchases at once, pre-
yluuS to another advance. ieli-3m
LKPLOSIONS.-LET EVERY MAN WHO
II owns steam BOuer read this notice,
Ashcrons Low Water DeteetOr falls 10 give from
half 10 tive hours' warning a1 desired that the
otting low In the boiler and that danger aP
preaching. Fta instrument requires and h war
TIntCd In ca Instance.
Also, Stehm and Water Gauges, with Scotch glass
tutes, self cleansing gauge cocks, &c,
Send for circular cJntanL z Philadelphia letters and
circulars AUGUSTUS 3. BATTLES,
HS-tm No. "a ". SIXTH Street
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Iowa CRY, February q, ls6i.-A. L. Winnie, ESQ,
Agent Tor Lilies Safes, ChcA O:-T herewith send you
some woodwork from the safe OF Mr. Ross, which In a
circular OF Herring Co. is stated bo burnt ashes
or perfect charcoal The woodwork that yet In the
safe perfect, except charred little, Notwithstanding
they doubtless nre to II by letting the air In when
opened, allowing It 10 burn at taking out the cOn-
tents There doubt but II proper Judgment had been
10 opening IN. safe tcould have had door aud
with very little expense be ht for again and every
thing In II preserved perfect.
MIR Ross was In store, but did not let himself be
known at tho time he gave II. n Co. the letter They
offered him $50 for the old safe lie states that he had
eL ut Of his nne thousand dollars with him. The safe
not OF Luie's but small size OF Worlds safe
Co., 1851 make. Yours, respectfully,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

Andrews, the villain who led the
New York riot of last summer, has heen
tried, found guilty, and sentenced to three
years in Sing Sing The leniencv Of this
sertence will surprise. If, indeed. it does
not eXaspeTatc the country it seems that
the fellow admitted his hostility 10 the
draft. bat claimed 10 have exercised re-
straint over his Internal followers
Can it he possible that the iurv conld
have found him guilty Of, and that the
Judge could have sentenced him for. lead
ing a moh Of murderers. thieves and in
ceniiaries in the second degreef We shall
wait and see
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

BH-Thc War news continues to in,
crease in interest Grant continues TO nd.
vance towards Richmond, and 1T last ac-
counts had again fanked Lee and reached,
4 par. of his forces At least. Hanover town
which is only fifteen miles from Richmond
and considerably In advance Of Lees
forces The Richmond papers represent
Grant retreating towards Richmond, and
Lee following himl We look for hard
sighting yet but we have faith to believe
the rebel Capital will fall before many
weeks
Butler still holds his position south of
Richmond
Sherman is making progress towards
Atlanta, though he may have hard fight
ing before he reaches that important rebel
position Johnston appears determined 70
contest the ground inch by inch.
A large number Of Banks forces have
come up the river, and are undoubtedly
TO join iether Sherman or Grant, where
they can render more effective service in
the fight
Every thing continues TO look favorable
and we hope, ere long to be able to herald
a victory that shall close this accursed
rebelIioa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
John H. McAvoy. Plaintiff against Hans Herbgzr-
son and Curry Herbgarson, DcftEdaE-is-
10y virtue Of and pursuant to Judgment Of forecio
sure and sale rendered il said Court ia the above
entitled action the 20th day Of February, i-t+,
viii expose and sell public auction tie
front door Of the Court House, the village Of Dodge
Vile 10 Iowa County Wisconsin, Tuesday the 18th
day Of June, Ca two ocluch IN the afternoon of
that Cay the following described moTt=aged premises
or So much thereof may be necessary raise the
Of said Iud Zmeut interest aud costs to vii
The quarter Of the northwest quarter of
section number seventeen, ll aud the east half of
the half Of the northeast quarter Of section mum
Der ghteen. in sOxnshlp numb i've, lo,l north
Of r. nSr No 1--WE IS east; containing eighty + ]
acres q re or less. and all lying and being iu
tie County OF Iowa and state II v isconsiu.
Dated al Sheria7s Olice, D#igeSille May u, 1864
GARDNER c. MEIGS,
Sheriff of Iowa County, Wis
Coss wTLso l. sCpDUrH Pi'd's Auy's ew29
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
Terms Of Advertising.

r~eIre lines Sonpare type, cofnpsc; matter, OF their
scIrairnt in space. will be counted g square
yrof>.~,onable and Business Cards, 81 line, per
y.u FOR the lines ani fry cents for each sd
sisIoEai line.
Esra, folce. published folE weeks. y for single
.n .A and City cents FOR c,ch additional animal
notice.
LsraI Notice. 81 Statute rates.
Special so,lces loaded and having precedence q
ordinary ADVERT 50 per ceIt advance On or
tinAry rates .
rr~.. -
Adrertia-m>t- not accompanied with directions Will
ssins-rtei till forbid and charged for accordingly
Az sEusirnf Advertisements must bS paid for IN
sfrIac< Thi. rule ~ill not he varied from.
fesriy advertisements allowed The privilege oIchsng
Sag quarterly.
80 Advertisement considered less than = s1uare
STILLS coLLrc-ABLE QCARrERLY-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

sS The Messrs. Fairbanks are making
sixteen of their larEest Hopper Scales for
an E'ev tor now being built in St Louis,
which will be the first one in that citv,and
also a similar number for an Elevator
which the Michigan southern r. K are now
building in Detroit These will be among
the largest and finest Elevators in the
country, and show something of the i'm
pr"vements making at different points for
handling the immense grain crop of the
West
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
Death Of Jo~hua II. CitnddrS.

\ dispatch was received this morning
by Major GIDpISGs. L. : disbursing
officer at this place, announcing The death
of his father, Hon. JosHUA K GInp!xGs
Of Ohio, Consul General to Canada Mr.
GrDDISGs died at Montreal, Of heart dis
ease, at 10 clock last evening. His re-
mains are TO be sent Immediately to his
home in Ashtabula county. Ohio State
Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

s3-John Morgan, the famous rebel raj
der. is reported 10 be again invading Ken
tucky With five or six thousand men An
account says that he Is in the vicinity Of
Lexington. kv. with force of twelve
thousand Federal troops arc preparing
10 rcpel them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

John it'Er', Tor kerosene Scao
{ 4 paisairns prof. Boody family sI2eo
The petition of Jos Trevarah for re
mission oftaxcs was then presented and
on motioT, that the prayer of said peti-
toner he granted, Aid. Gundry, Jenkin
and Spielmaa voted in the affirmative,
Pulford, Priestly and Lenahan in the
negative: it being a tie His Honor, the
Mayor. voted in the negative and the mo
ton was lost.
The report Of Il " Smith, late super
intendent of schools, for 1868, was then
presented, read and on motion was re
ferred TO the following committee, viz
Aid Gundry, Lenahan and Pulford
The Clerks report for the year com
mencing May, lst, 1868, and ending April
18th, 1864, was then read, when on mo
ton said report was accepted and ordered
to 30 published, all of the aldermen pres
ent voting therefor
The salary Of Il e Superintendent Of
Schools for 1863, was. on motion, then
fixed at the sum of seventy five dollars
Thcreupon the Council proceeded to bal
lot for City Clerk, and William II Curry
was unanimously elected 20 said office
for the following year.
The Council then proceeded TO elect a
President and, on ballot, r u. Fuiford
was unanimously elected Presiden; for
the ensuing year.
The Council then proceeded 10 elect .
Street Commissioner bf ballot and said
ballot being received and counted, James
Griffith WAS declared duly elected Street
Commissioner for the ensuing year.
The proposition of VIM. T. Henry for
improving the remaining portion of the
building in which his Office IS located
Was then presented by him, read, and, on
motion, accepted, all of the aldermen
present voting therefor.
On motion. the salary Of the City CT
Tor lhe ensuing year was then fixed At
S'5oo2 aud the sal nv of the Street Com
missioner WAS fxed ut $4,000 all of the
aldermen present voting therefor
On motion. It was then ordered thac
the Road Tax for the year 1864 he, anG
,he same Is hereby levied at the rate of
r,a mills on the dollar valuation on all
r-.aertv within the City, IS returned
n f. s-~c,slnent for the year 1913, all
4 te -.@ rmen present voting .or the
u4e
On molten. IL !vev, Sen. WAS con-
tinufd e. tasr care of the council room
for ;he r;.s1In@ year
Tbcreuncn an motion, a committee Of
two. ore from each ward, was appointed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

TT pSEY aud Councillor ~ Lasv, ~'HlsNuT D.
f.sPAvsttc County. Wisconsin votes his at
en.t77 = IIsveIv to H. profession p-acc1 In th
v.r3o1, Court. of wj.r87slu. makes 9 l -cl'ns and
-r,r.ectst,;h'Iy ant prenty al u2ness rntrslscd
Z
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

" Last Iues1aY week was the birth
day of Queen Victoria. and as she is
Queen perhaps we have right to say that
she is now forty FIVE years old The day
was made the occasion of especial reioic-
ings at Quebec, Toronto, and other places
in Canada, aHd was celebrated in a more
quiet way by loyal Englishmen in this
and other cities.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

A TroRSEY at La and Notary Public. Dcd Scvtlle
Z IowA COUNTY WIS Particular attention paid 20
collecting Refer Hon C : " Vsshhur7, and Cobb
. sudiu:h. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

y1EopUCR and general Comn.sdaa Merchant, deal
81 in salt Water Ling L.. stone WAY ah7Uss, nesT
Z Depot. Mineral Point. le-A--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
REM. q. ~CgTT
SAMUEL w. REESE.

+, ESEgAL Deser in Dry Goods, Groceries. Provisi-
u ons Hardware, &c. yellow Stone WIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
LIZ 4 ~. snr.ean Z :. Amy

(Lstc 4 Aset surse1n ; ATNT
nHYsI IAN and SURGEON. Wiugvil = Wisconsin
1 nr rsrriu intending 10 locate permanently In
Nginve hs professional services 70 its citizens
and sarrounding country. 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

N-ortEY PpbIfc. Conv-y1-csr kad Gearral Agent
Lin len Iowa county. Wls- lott
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

~ Nathaniel Hawthorne, the genial
and ronul.r American scholar and author,
died NJ Boston ON the 18th inst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
ALzx WILSON
cons, WILSON ~ ~UPpU'

s,rYERs Hfu ral t'siat loo Comfy. Wis~-ns'n
yff4 attea ts protest. tuaI business and nrre
= Il A.rets'orr- WI o-Ire P.H.' - 7@.'a;f
.r.f.. ,-saa the State tt Federal Goyernm n. IN
--s- IT. -tsins against them upon a3he al terms
X. opposite Court House, up stairs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
r..nIoS1RLr BAKBER

- EoRGE APPEL having Gtted up his shop IN the
approved style, i prepared - shave. Dress
Hair shampoo etc AL vEho may favor Gn with call
-iu RIeciiug. CuppinE and Iceching,
notice and in ~ 8f the scsence
-. perfect satisfaction warranted in all cases -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
= DENTIST.
z, PADL EY

SSOT>CFS - the ctizens Of Mineral Point that
nc uili he ~ The L :. Hotel on the Is, Of June,
SSa snt ill rem ain for = few days only.
NJ Hr7.,irv /. p-eps-et fer the practice az echsn-
;,l and Operative Dentistry Those requiring has SER
vice. nav re confidently assured Of his skill as sc op
eae.o.' - "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
DISSOLUTION.

subscriber. IN the grocery business under :he
firm OF C. n Cox = Co mas been dissolved by mutual
consent SEQ Matthew, will 1.iDue in the business
a, the oil stand where the public invited call.
C. H. Cox.
GEO. MATTHEWS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

HFFrCR IN Mogett's block. in rear OF Drug Store,
7 MIaersl Point, Wisconsin 3z-l :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
June 1864

missioner on the working Of the streets
Aid. Pulford for the first ward, and Aid
Spielman for the second ward
The bonds of bristian Kessler, for
City Treasurer, and J. NJ Smith, for
superintendent of Schools, were then
presented for approval, and, an motion,
said bonds were accepted and approved
all OF the aldermen present voting there
for
Aid Pulford and Spielman, the com
mittee to whom the report of the Treas
urer was referred, then reported said
Treasurer report correct On motion,
their report was accepted and committee
discharged, all Of the aldermen present
voting therefor
Ihereupon the following rates OF Ii
cences 10 sell liquors were fixed by the
Board:
For wholesale liquor liceuce $1,000
" retail $4,000
The Board then adjourned
JOHN p TRAMEL,
Attest: ExOfhcio Mayor.
William II Curry,
City Clerk
STATEMENT of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the City of Mineral Point. Wis,
for the year commencing May LIST 1868,
and ending April 18th, 1864
Receipts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

BaRBEEISa AND HAIR DRESSING.
FE>Hs Subscriber having recently opened shop h the
room adjoining the Post Office, Is prepared 70 Wait
~Ysu curonners at any hour Cf the day. SHAVING.
CHAarooISG HAIR DRESSING &c. done IN the
= q manner and most fashionable styles.
nticn hi business sUi ardent desire 70
please opes merit and receive share cf tfe pst
ransg, % the citizen. = Minersl Font.
Gnersl Point, June SRI, ls6i r. M T. TURNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
4er advertisements.
IN PR0BATE--Iowa County Court

IN Tie matter Of the last Wili and Testan.ept ol
Christopher Fhifford. deceased
~ reading and fling an instrument in writing pur-
~ porting be the last WI / and Testament Of
Christopher Whford, decess d, II Is dered that
proofs said Instrument be heard before the Judge
this Court on Monday the 9th day of June A D.
1881 at Il o'clock A ~ at the Probate OfSce in the
village Gf DodgeyiIle. in aid county
Il Is furtheref ordered that public notice there
u be given TO all persons interested by publishing
copy Of this order for three weeks succesyrly pricr
said day OF hearing in the a!SEEAL FONT TkIsCsx
1 wccRly newspaper circulating In said County.
Dat Nay 45sb, A d. 1861.
JOHN BONNER
3r2i xas2i County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
HOME AGAJNI
q N NNIIKER. VI. ID.
DoCTOR DtIEAIRN-

DEsUMEs the Practice - his profession.
IL OrTrcE obhqaely opposite P1lford's Drug store
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
l. II NTpSFE TT.

DHrSICTkS and Surgeon. Mineral Foint, Wi>c- <11
4 once a. Farley Ea.eE's cid Residence iy2S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
WEEDS CELEBRATED PATENT

Ne YER fa 70 satisfy those ~Ao give them . sAorouzA
a ~ sna wherever introduced are rapidly sopereedLoS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01

Amount Of orders paid and cancelled during
the eurrcn, year to April lst, 1864, il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-01
Total

City Orders outstanding Nsy lst, 1865, $3.50 90
!" issued tn, current VI. to Apr Il o. $1,000 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-19
Gg Il. ). tysa&usts, ia,!.

4 NL0aisd Sale ct
~ Ca6lues iurnitu Q, stcok tools
a., r.,,,L Looking rIsrs,s pis,,s.A
On tuesday The lea ifst, sl ID o'eh.'. So
~ the wareroems d Nj Gsthry,li, ou any,.
tuIe &c, Including '> u 'b'
handsome .ss Of mahogany chamber ,,,.,.
turu '' '"' u
Several neat bureaus
Sahogany snd cherry dioiUg labius, ,ari.r T..
Cane seat ana ether chats ~
liar aud EhuGk mattitgxss
Histers aud pillows
Besides Iu;Hefons Other articles - fn,a ;ur.,
AG-0,
large assortment II ''osIGg glass ale,
G'ne, sarn'sh, sanl Paper, iur,ber
cabinet makers tools, ca C'0th
G'sss doors, &C ES rLEASINy.
~ 10 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-19
Grant,.

We are happy to say that we believe the
rumoI in circulation yesterday and Sunday,
with regard to the death Of this man, is al
together without foundation. We cannot
au'fd % lose him just now. Were he kill
Cd the Yankees would attribute to bis
aeA1n the stnpsndous failure they are about
20 MAKE and We ,Yish them to have no
apology besidee, no General has ever
played 80 handsomeiy into our hands. has
exposed the lives OF his men 60 frankly in
impossible enterprises, or obtained such
small results from such enormous means
We might be worsted tut could not be bet
tered, snd therefore We are unwilling to part
With Grant,