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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07
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DAYSlCIAN AND RECON OFFICE IN
i basement Of state Bank building. Residence
eth ST., bet, Bardy and Perry streets. nolpdw
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ATTOR 81 EYS.


A TTORNEY AT LAW. PENSION AND
"A Eoun's Agent, Fa,iesd' Bloos Davenport
Iowa Inb3p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07

A TTORNEi AND COT NSELOR At LAW.
"A and Notary Public. Oiiice. y. " cor Bra
ay 4 ID SIS. up s,air. Entrance on Brady. va
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07
i. s. 1910 BONDS.

TNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE SEC
~ RErARf Of the Treasury Of the United State
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fAdvertisenent.l
AuveTtiHeHItht,I
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. No. 4 Wall-st, I
NYW.YoRY. June q. 1864

NEw.YoRK, June 4, 1854 )
On the 18th inst, at Noon, the Secretary of the
Treasury will open bids for sEvKSrr-EvE MILLIONS Of sx
PER CHIT BONDS Of 1881, Coupon Registered The
money DO paid by the successful bidders, onethd the
2Oh onethd the ?5h and the balance the 10th Inst
The First National Bank Of this city will embody IN Lite bid
the orders Of other parties who viii DO required to abide by
the offered by the Bank to prepay ten per giving
their order and to furnish the balance tho dates named
by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Bank viii charge commission Of shh Of one per
cent and will deliver the Bonds here a. soon as they arc
received from Warrington The Bonds will bear Interest,
nom the lot Of July and the interest from the date Of the pay
msnt to tho Let Of July Will be adjusted according to tho
premium on gold on the LIST of July.
Deposits be made in this Bank by parties bidding for
themselves the at the Sub Treasury In this case the
deposit will be for two per cent of the amour. bid for
Unsuccessful bidders will have their money returned when
they notified that their bids are rejected
Sigh! drafts gsenback five per cent legal tender notes at
their face and National Bank notes. viii DO received and
orders must be handed in not later than the s m
s. c. THOMPSON, PIes.L,nt
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THRSrATE ECLE'

THE STATE ECLECTIC MEDICAL SocIEry.-ne
State Eclectic Medical Society will hold their ANIMAL
meeting in this city at Cooper Institute Room No
on Wednesday the 9Th inst Among the interesting
papers TO b. read ut that time will be the gene
rating influences Of the threatening spotted feyer
demic. and the sovereign antidotes, which may 10
successfully applied 10 counteract its ncipent s!rp
toms and the more fully developed disease
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A WIND AND RAIN SroRM.-I.ate YESTERDAY

afternoon. old Eolus empted bis bags suddenly aca
the city raising clouds Of dust greatly to the scandad
the street sweepers and their chief there having bee's
vast accumulation Of dirt In the streets Of late viii
the wind which lifted hats from thSheads Of geniona
ont Of doors and paid respect to skirts covered xa
crnoline came thick black clouds charged with ex.
tricity and mnttering with thunder. dischargng tier
shower was soon over and the relieved aimosi henk
came cool and delightful.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSr0NS-JrSs 6-BsN"
Judge RussELL II
| Tho Grand I,~,, ,,as., oa lad and adiouYupd unu

The Grand Jury were called and sdIourneu uH"
Monday next .x.I
The case Of John Cancey, Editor Of The Leade, inac
Thomas C. Fields defeuiants counsel aud District AtoI
Ii si. set down for Monday the 10Th inst .u.,.
Marie Bondam pleaded guilty Of grand larceny IN sss
quantity Of goods nom the store Of Lord Taylor o'
Broadway aud Grand street State Prison two years Al
Jeremiah Alexander and Elisabeth Rsnsom PLEADED
attempt at grand larceny Reuanded :, - LAIN
Robinson, demanded. 49, en-
Henry boz Cherry pleaded guilty of assault end battery ~
tence sukpended.
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COURT CALrNpAa-TH,s DAY

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERA.-AguHeA'
on the cerorad Of the Tax Commissioners case rrsd
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Paft l.-AaloS.,
to Monday, June -. Part iI.-Adjourned TO "s'A'~"
June 8. ,>,,,o,sl
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-tDeniun''''
Nos. 7. Q, 0. IL 20 q. inclusive. . ooe, oQs3
SUPERIOR COURT.-Part Mos. "Ool, 80 ~
4ols, $780, 4Oi3 1899, $685. 1869 &oO3 $50, s ~ ~,
3T07. 36l9 Part H-Nos. $50 36SS 51I5, S"1' ~"
1885, 34o0 1885, 1884, 96<, 1886. 28ti 2,t NO. o,,nad
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.--Part l.--AdjouiA~
to Thursday. Part IL-Adjourned to Wednesday
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SrEA MBoAr DIsAsrgR-The steam

sTEA hB0Ar DIsAsTgR.-fhe steamboat SIAM
lord Capt Waterbury. when passing through the upper
struck reef with such violence as 10 cause her 10 sink
IN twenty minutes. The passengers were taken ashore
safely and the water being shallow the freight was
insured. W." '"'
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ADVERTISEMENT

PHYsIoGNOMy, PHRRNoLOdY, PnYSiobo's
Entomology and PsYcoLooY are given, with lau''r''D
The PnnxSoLoaIcAL JOURNAL, June No., BY hI' pos
cents, or the siI Nos from January to June seg
future the price will be % year and 20 cents
FowLxn WELLS, No. $50 Broadway ~ -
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CITY ITEMS.

MgDrCAL.-The meeting Of the American
Medical Association win take place on Tuesday June
7. at Irving Hail. Irving place. The Association VII
organize at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
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| IAdvertisepent1
'-- '1 s.v 70 z e. r., = 8 si 1s
This Bank has received, and has , n"n
ssnS 'Ss o. IL immediate med. S delivery supply TO-
money and certified checks received payment 0sntsos
w. VAUGHAN, Cashier. ' AA'cAcn' President.
Markets-CARxyuLLx RKpoRrxp ycR ru,Nv
AsHEs-The supply continues nsh and the D ~ TO-
nrm; sales OF Potsa l0GlOtc and Pearls st I3c y
C0TToNThe market continues dull, and Urics. 10 ,;,n
to favor the buyer sales Of So bess 81 Ga S q ~ va va
C0FFEE-Nothins Of momen. has been don. .,..,-
and price. are merely nominal, y" A't
rLoG u AD M ia ,s d.. the low
sympahy with gold and exchange but the close ~ ~.
ket was dull and lower prices accepted T,.S. mar
aggregate 900 bbs at 81 9Oa 81 for saperaass' s s..t
SlGd - rs for Extra do 81 eoa SO ofor Fancy Do Az
Shipping oho s s ass So 6 Tss .aa
80 o50ll 80 for st. Louis Extras Canadian Flour ~
s bS !. 81 ss.sa lris s .ss.
50 IS for Trade and Family bands Southern Flour W.
more active derasnd, and with limited receipts Price, ~
fair Extra Baltimore and Country and 81 Goa sl Tor 49,
and Family do Rye Flour IL hn, but quiet sses oe "a
bbh at IS 2SdSI 9s Corn Neal 10 and in t.ir IL.
FRuIT-By auc.ion today r3s boxes Me,.,ua
at - $50 $5 80 and 566 boxes do. Lemons - 3dSj Ia
GRAIN-wheat In good demand early in the d., NJ,
for present and future delivery the advance In sichsrss
stimulating the inquiry and prices advanced ale bb t
1T the close the adyarce was chiefly lost The sales sexrests
80 bushels embracing 20 so bush Chicago spring On d.
spot at 81 ga 81 49, 226OJ bush do. DO to arrive 81 "a
81 TO- 81 200 do Milwaukee Cinb at 81 6yf 81 III Q60da
Amber do at 81 73D Isl 30 90 do DO to 81 ao1
3 II, aud 1880 do. Red Wes'ern ct 81 75d 81 ST.
HOPS are in fair demand and former prices are 6rmv
tanned Sales o 80 bales OF 35c Tor noldy condon
and 10d 26c. for good 10 beat IN market.
HAl-The Is dull aud Leevy Saes Of 10 bsss A
81 3od 81 a y 100 10.
AOLASSES continues hrn, with fair demand sal.sol
80 bids Cuba Muscovado at 8d0c and li9 bbl Nev1v
leans ut $50 OCc.
PROvlSIONs-Pork has been In fair demand but pr.,,
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Corn Meal II. $50 bush Wheat, 81 rs bush. Corn. @S5
bush Oats 10000 bush Malt 200 pkgs Provisions SO Pk
Lard 20o pkgs. Butter IS pkgs Ashes 4l Pksa OIL Csks
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fAdyertiseinent.l

LITTLE GIRL FOR ADOPTIoN.---A retired m n,I.
chant IN .cent circum,tances whose wife has lost her nn
ones desires to ADOPT Girl from three 70 sins usbe
orphan preferred The child must BE- Of sooa "oe
of high state of development and culture I Sdresl
nifty those who Lave or know Of such child may 'S''''
Boz No. $50 New vgk PostOhice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

At the annual meeting of the Cumberland
Coal Company the following Board was chosen: For
President Allan Campbell; for Directors, Robert p.
Getty, William Bell, Chas. A. Rapallo, David Jones'
A. S. Jarvis, A. II. Wallis David Palmer. A. Schell
George Wtherell j. b. Weir. A. Brett. L. II. Tracy
The ratification Of the sale Of the Slope Mine unan
imous, 1900 shares voting BY the sale the Company
Is wholly cleared Of debt and has ample working
capital. II is now earning dividend. and under Mr..
Campbells administration the best results may be ex
pected.
Notice has been given to the stockholders OF
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company that there
will be meeting held at the Office Of the Company. on
the 25th instant consider resolution Of the Board Of
Managers for aiding In the immediate construction of
branch railroad to the Pennsylvania oil region. No in
timation Of the proposed route is given but 1t is most
probably line nearly direct nom Oil City to Rdg.
way on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad adistancc of
about IS miles. This would give shorter line TO Phia
delphA and New. York than can be attained by any
other route. At present there Is direct railroad COM
muncation with the oil region. The product Of the
wells has to be hauled over common roads until they
reach intersections Of the Philadelphia and Eric Rail
road the NewYork and Erie Railroad. and the Pitts.
burgh and Erie Railroad Most Of the oil now brought
to Philadelphia by way Of the Pittsburgh and Erie
Railroad to Pittsburgh and thence over the Pennsylva
MIA Central Railroad Some is taken to stations tho
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. fur above the direct line
Of travel and has to go circutous and
sary route A railroad direct to Rdgway would open
at most lucrative business. and put Philadelphia
nearer to the oil region than any other Eastern city.
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....Si,s3,9 32 %
Balance, June a..

A resolution directing the purchase OF stand OF ee
lors for the Esd Regiment concurred In. The san
appropriated Is $40. resolution to increase the as
ries OF bookkeepers in the Department Of Fnsnce WI
lost A resolution from the Board Of Cornclmen, u
recting the Committee on National Affairs to pciehS
stand Of coors, and similar one relative TO me 4,
Regiment were adopted. Also a similar one loi ~
10th n. Y. V. Artillery. The Board adjourned to ns"
on Monday next, at u O'Clock IN.
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BOARD OF ALpERMES.-The Board of Alder.

BOAKD OF hLDKHMEN.-IH e DOaru UI Aue''
men met on Monday afternoon at O'Clock, J. 7.
Henry. esq. the President in the chair resoluthn
in relation ~ the national anniversary laid oye
The following report received from the Controuef
showing the condition Of the City Treasury:
Balance, May 3i.............".e?3Gs sJ ..
keceipts... Lesl,SSf
Total. 5000 30 70
PAYMENTS 2l484 70
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Advertisement
1000 kIPRIGERATORs, from "a so, at
Ed. BAssyoRD's, Cooper Irsasus
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fAst7tisemsaAl
mr. NAffoHAI BAxr a, N.Y.

IAsts7dsemsak1
rnse NArsoHAI BAxr On Nvv,v..
Nsw'Yort, Ny y, isW
This Bank has now on hand for immedi.t. =
livery an ample supply xC s. 100 Bozps, Win c..
from march,. lrrrI1 N"Ss's
Payment may be made In any funds csrsu, IN IA. 49,
sAzurIc. Tzoxsvoz, Prssid...
IAdvertisrrpent.l
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK Nss n .na "a NJ.
This Bank has received, and has nov ;,
hand for immediate delivery supply of u S "
money and certified checks received in Danka6L
D. w. VAUGHAN, Cashier. - f'endent
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rAsLE Of the Lcans Specie Circulation and Depor IN ts
Banks Of the City Of Ne York. for the veek ending Sat-
svday June 4 1854, to vAek 10 aNred tie CAPITAL
of each Bank
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COMmRRCznL MATTERs.
Iseck Exehange-JUNE 6.

eales ~ the Stock
5000 US. g.. 1881, COUPLE
5000 US. e, 1868, Coup.
Large..............llS
10, 900 US. g., sos, Reg. .lc6t
500 u Sea, 6-2Os, Coup,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-19
A Canadian Eu,oey of General Lee.

In the New York Metropolitan Record of July
22d we find an admirably written review of the
Federal campaign Of 1864, copied from the Montreal
Telegraph, from which we extract the following:
$50 far, we repeat the campaign has failed at ell
points. The Federal armies have been hurled 10
certain slaughter by hard-heartedness worse than
deyilish. No general ever exhibited great in
difference to the lives OF his soldiers Grant tits
impossible to say that his army has not fought WELL
and endured all the hardships, dangers and labors
Of the campaign with heroism and docihty. They
were directed by butcher and opposed by the
creates. general of this any other age. Postary
will rank General Lee above Wellington Napoleon
before Sake or Turrenne above Marlborough or Free
derrick before Alexander Cesar Careful OF the lives
of his men, fertile in resource profound taetcan,
gifted with the swift intuition which enables COM
mander to discern the purpose OF his enemy, and
the power of rapid combination, which enables him
to oppose to it prompt resistance: modest frugal
self-denying, void of arrogance or self-assertloD
trusting nothing to chance; among men, noble as
the nobest in the lofty dignity of the Christian gen.
tleman among patriots, less self-seeking, and
pure as Washington; and among soldiers, eombin-
ing the religious simplicity Of Havelock with the
genius OF Napoleon, the heroism of Bayard and Sid
ney, and the untirng, neyer-faltering duty Of
Washington.
ssIf this great soldier had at his command the
forces and material against which he is called ~
contend-the superiority on land and the supremacy
on water-in six months the whole Federal States
would be FRUSTRATED at his feet AS it is, he has
nade his own name, and that of the Confederaey
he serves, immortal.
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AUCrfi9x SALES.
THIS DAY
BY Reixood. rhiilipa s Co., Ase'ieneers.
Dy arubbs s Williams, Auctioaecrs.
T,yEcuTOR,S SALE OF A MO

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A MUSI
Ii VALUABLE DWELLING AND PRE EN-
fsEs AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Ma NAH, N
SHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS AND IMo
LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO MEN, AT Aptllos,
BY virtue OF the will ofC Aacnurdo, Jr, dee q ana
at the request of the parties interested shsil, %
Executor expose TO sale, at pnbiie auction, upon
the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF sep
tcInber, at - o'clock T. NJ, the DIV EiiINu AM
PREMISES Of the late c. j. Maemurslo, JUNIOR,
being lot No go in the plan of the el'g OF t.icA
mos,d. situated "a above stated, fronting one nun
dred and thirty feet on Marshall street ana iun-
ming back one hundred and sixty-three ana iou'-
tweffths feet. ~
The dwelling is large and handsome, ana, ootn
be It's construction and location, is the most deiia
BE that has been offered in this city for some time
past. or :.,,o
With the dwelling will he sold a LOT, OF suitable
size ard the remainder OF the property VIII De lid
off into several building lots according 10 pun
which will be shown at the sale :,
perfect title viii be given, and possession on the
LIST OF November. L..
Afer tho sale Of the real estate, will We sold two
very likely and valuable YOUNG NEGRO vi b.,
na,;,ed ROBERT and WILLIAM-both Of whom
are BARRIERS. aud accomplished servants.
Terms: For the real estate, one-third cash pai-
ance at four and eight months, with interest, ana
secured by trust deed all cash, at the option
of the purchaser For the slaves, cash.
GEORGE p. ALACMURDO,
Executor of G, j. Macmurdo, deceased.
Sale conducted by GRupBs q WILLIAMS, Ane-
t;onoers sc 10
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Who General Mcclellan 10.


To the Edtf6f OF IRE RifH1t1au D'sPtfss"'
noticed in your paper few days age para
graph from the Charleston Courier, stating that ueh-
serai Mcclellan was born in Columbia, south Cafo-
ina IL Is a mistake. General Mcclellan was torn
- she CITY Oh Philadelphia. He Is about ioity years
~ ~ and consequently IN the prime Of life. He
l. 4 grsduase Of the United States Military Academy
~ west Point His father, DR.. George Mcclellan,
Was for many years professor in Jefferson Medi-
chi ocllese, Philadelphia He was very aristoeratic
IN his b sring and manners, gentleman OF the Old
school. staunch Democrat in his politics, and a
warm ftiena to the South. No professor IN the med
zeal schools Of Philadelphia was more popular with
the Southern students than DIR. Mcclellan save,
perhaps, old Dr., Chapman. General Mcclellan Is
well bred He graduated at West Point, and has
slvays been great farorite with Southern officers
in the old army. While President DAVIS was Sec
retary of War under the Pierce Administration nc
selected General Mcclellan to visit the Crmea dur
fne the war between England, France and Russia
in an Official character. His report to the War De-
partrncnt on the military position of the European
combatants and on the new engines Of war brought
into use by them was held to be an able document,
and was ordered to be published
His family is one Of the most distinguished in
Pennsylvania He ranks with such families as the
Reds Cadwallader's, Patterson's, Binny's, Chap
mans, the Dalas's, and others, the very cream OF
Penney lyania society. fLKfA'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-19

ROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS.
=" DRY GOODS, &c.
20 barrels Old Rye Whiskey (importedl,
barrels medium Whskey,
barrels Apple Brandy,
one-eighth pipes French Brandy,
barrels Old Jamaica Rum,
Bottled Liquors of every description,
400 reams Note, Letter and Cap Paper, English,
French and Confederate,l
1000 Envelopes, general assortment.
100 gross Steel Pens.
$50 boxes and caddes Tobacco, choice brands
finest assortment in the city,
All grades of Smoking Tobacco,
$4,000 Cigars, different grades,
$50 yards English Gray Shirting, Flannel lex
ira heavy,
20 bolts Black Prints,
SO pounds Barbers unbieached Shoe Thread,
With general assortment of Groceries,
Liquors, Stationary, &C.,
10 gallons fine medicinal Rum,
/ barrel Alum,
package Chamomile Flowers,
on hand and for sale by
w. C. HEBENER & CO.,
sc l5-6ts No. l69 Main street.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
yTALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HI

INVALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES, ONE MILE
FROM CHESTER, on THE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE ATAUc-
TI0N--wil be sold at auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the Goth Of September, at IL o'clock M,
the valuable FARM located as above. There are
one hundred and fifty of openiand two hundred
in original growth the balance in second growth,
a half miles OF Osborne, on the James river. There
ia some meadow land. The Improvements are all
nearly new and, consist OF two-story House, with
seven rooms and storc-room; kitchen, laundry, and
other servants houses, smeke-honse, large barn,
stable for twelve horses, seed-room and carriage
house. and wel of excellent water in the yard
The farm may be visited any day by the Petersburg
railroad, the day of sale Persons may, by TAX
the land and examine it before the sale, and return
the same evening to Richmond or Petersburg. Pos
session viii be given Immediately.
TERMS: Ope-thiid cash /; balance Mt one and two
years. with interest," all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers,
Sc Successors to Goddn & Apperson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-19

sneUIAR OccURREScE.-A correspondent OF the
Rebel. writing from East Point, Georgia, August
2Sth. rebates the following:
"AucnS other freight for shipment, we noticed at
the East Point depot yesterday, coffin under the
immediate charge Of lady with whom thsre is con-
nectsd strange history give it as related By the
lady herself In 1882, Mr.. r. volunteered in a
Georgia regiment then, now, in the army Of Viz
ginia. About year ago, the wife OF Mr.. r.,
hearing that her husband was killed in an engage
msnt With the enemy, prooe led to Virginia and
brought home his remains and inferred them IN her
garden. After . widowhood Of seven or eight
month"; Mrs. R. was welded to smother, with
whom she has lived happily until recently, when
Their happiness was broken In upon by the sudden
arrival of her frst husband, who had been taken
prisoner ct the time he was supposed 70 have been
hlisd.
But the sraneest part Of the story il yet to come
A IN dsys after the singular re-appearance Of Mr.
r -. s LADY arrived from Virginia, and claimed
Us cospse buried in the garden - that Of her hns,
hssd Who bore the same name ~ our resurrccted
hsFc. TITS was the lady whom We ssw ct East
Foinf - ~ ne q accompanying the coTpse cack
q M l y 6grnant there. II seems that both
~ ~ - ssns rsginsnt, and instead q
w = Midland being KILLED, and the
a. = Jsiioaeg, - vas supposed, y VA 1uss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-19
Iohn q. Morgan.

Rnom-mosher earth "a little room
10 Law another hero down,
Who perished in the very BLOOM
OF his renown.
No more among his native hills
ira voice will echo wars alarms;
His trumpet's hlsre no longer thrills
His cleaning arms
We cross upon his cofined brcast-
our hearts are crushed we yield him now
To thee, old earth, 10 give him rest,
The while We bow
In sroanine anguish to the blow
That drew che life-blood nom bis heart,
And tore the Good-gates Of our woe
30 wide apart.
Room in the Garth TO lay him down
Room In our hearts 10 shrine his fame
Room In the temple Of renown-
To write his name
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-19

PARTNERSHIP.--P. w. GRuBBs
Z and A. d. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, have as
ISOLATED themselves under the firm and style Of
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
and propose to conduct the REAL ESTATE BUSi-
NESS heretore carried on by them separately. Be-
ing the successors Of Messrs. Goddin s. Apperson,
ana having access to the books, maps and papers
connected with their late business they hope, with
the counsel and advice Of the old concern and their
own experience and facilities to be better able than
before to promote the interests of all who may
conffde business to their hands
We will sell Real Estate at auction and private
sale, in town and country; rent out houses, and
do everything appertaining to general Real Estate
Business.
Office on Main street, next door below Bank Of
Virginia GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
sc It's Successors to Goddin & AppersOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-19

Doeausto3 r. - p1ias ynoss nSfsses shet sose a
ny esnslel vflcsf - eTmyI but prefer nesrosa
rra6uNly q nxperfnaef IA the an Of the soldier,
Eeinninr NTH the dutics OF local garrison, s:gch Is
"a had AZ Memphis, yiekshur9 Natchex. Nashviiis
ana fhattanoora: but weuld not draw on the
mar sare for too lapn proportion af It's active,
athletic young men, for sospe must remain to neek
new bn,nes ana provide for the old and young, the
feeble and helpless.
These arr some Of my peculiar notions, but as
sure Won they arc shared by large proportion Of
oar fighting men.
You may show this to the agents Of the other
States In the same business yourself am Ge',
Esgned W. i. SHERMAN, Malof-oeaeiai
06acial copy: l. M. DAyTos, Aide-ae-Camp.