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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
A Perfect Cure for Catarrh'
\ - Dr. r C0ODALE'S
| s.; G eA AMEB%|
AND MODE OF TREATMENT is

The s1cnae or PCrffTfs0u.
II penefrat ties I he - cres a M I. d ~la
Of this terrible dis use, aud externnat. IT, DOT
and oranch, forever.
h removes All the wrerched
symptoms Of this oathsome mh'aay, and averts
cotssu rptiun.
II cleans the head. deOdO. secs
| the breath. and affords the most grateful relief
IL nfevinles more \ cory and sic
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
II Il noted for curing the luOss
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed in.
IL cares Hay. Rose and Period.
ic Catarrh. OF the most obstinate and violent
types.
No form Of Catarrh or noises in
the head can resist its penctrat.g power
Dr. esoO0nle has now spent n
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. His tri
umph is complete.
lbr. Gsoodale's Cntarrh Remedy
sa harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm
| hn hand
ESr. R. HooLule II known aiaros.
ought the country as the author OF the only True
Theory Of Catarrh published. Where it's
origin--w what its raysges- mode OF t1eatnerA-
and rapid cure in al It's forms
tarrh should be read BY every one. 1t can ta
obtained at our nearest Agency, or by sending 4
postage s: amn to our office
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CATlRRH. The name OF Or. Il. COOdale has
become familiar throughout the country to the
victims Of Catarrh from his well earned fame in
curing this terrible d,sease. II. is the first and
only person VINO ever penetrated the secret am-
bush Of this fearful malsdy. His remedy and
mode Of treatment is the only one eyer known to
cure it-TTroy, n. Y. Dsi,y Times
| Pliny Mills, the well-known traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. Goodale was for
many years savs 'A4"1 n
.,if Dr. GSsdsle says be can cure Cstarrh he
can cure it,, He further certifes that the Dr.
has rev equ 30 In medical Akill, .nd no supeors
in sarceesfu prnctise- rs. faug 4
Hay. Rose aud Periodic Catsrrh,-Dr Good
ale's Catsrrh Remedy and mode oftreatment not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety
Of Catarrh, but Il extinyuishes the disease forev
n n ~ its ypcA and stagesl Every one speaks
| veil q tn, y. Com- Advertiser. .s.@ "
Price e. Send stamp fof pamphlet
| IN nora O. n PARk Err. iSt:ls Aceut,I
RI :. baitoap, Agent, i Dsvsspesi ,'' Iowa.
TREES ~ sHRURRERY >
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l1ppIe. 1eeAl. GnA Cherry 1fees,
"a 1sa0e HlaeA v<rgreenss .
or 0hPo6bery.
! a ehoies ptoek - baad- Delivered u Davsn,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
Pr. ENsserly's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

NlH Cure Panin The Stomach, Cramps OF SpAsms.
or Bowel Comp laints. Nervous Affections. pain or
Ag,ie IN the Face. Painters Collie and in fact wber
ever 4 ts applied pain cannot exist
READER. ARE YOU SUFFERING PAIN fro,r any
disease above enumerated, from any other can u
Then use ' ~ e
DIR. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER
This medicine is perfect antidote for ar1sparxs
ana Is used Internally and externally with never mil
ing ge sdcceSs TT 4 PSiee ? cents Per bottle
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets 81 Inu;s No
and W Madison street, Chicago IN -. '~''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
w M. b. DANIELS & co.
General Commission Merchants.

1s3 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO,
N. y. -Particular attention paidto The sale OF
Live Stock
WIN. b. Daniels. President National Bank, Iowa City
II Potwn, Out.
Geo A. Kenvon Ihichgo' mcAi4dIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

Tns Montgomery (A.a.) Daily Nail Of
the 18th, says: "Mr. Summers PROPOSE
ton to require one.half Of every grand aud
petit jury to be black, in communities
whses ons-sixth Of the population is black,
= defective and requires amendment. 1t
o suggested that in cases where the Jury
b half black, the Judge should be mulat.
=. This would be very fair arrsng. ment
% eojNA" f'I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
Coughs, Colds, and Diseases Of the l,usgs,

Header. have you Cough, Cold, or any disease
OF the Lungst DO not neglectit. DELAY is dan
eerous. Millions die annually BY neglecting q
common cold. Coughs and colds, if not cured in
their early stage. lead to Consumption, and then
perhaps to an early death BE advised in time
and procure at once that celebrated remedy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

u Sli1sossc 81 HM se1f.z L.
ylsnogs lsetn 40 fos s.oA 10
- R1t1as - srtk - ~ f(9 l(11cll
Az y seiffsr soSf poLl ~ EACH
500 assdsifBoli.s !. H. EE,H - !.
ise do do with Bells and Csssissss ~ = 1
-. " 1f:ss;: - 81. n..; Iii;
va: . T. s;SSa,;i .sl, tsis,...,.. SO
issS S 81 ssssssttrr -csss- az
sy1 b ~, swrt r.. ...,, idsss;a,l ~,
'' s. e., ]. s.ls: :sSs :. s ..:@s E:s
e lv Lsaiesst "a 1Dsd Asxysp.cs - r o ~
oeV Ssn's Hun,ink se sin1 vhtce'ea ~ 20
- ~ ..eAa k'ne6sa-.s .0a.... az. - u
c W. y; ia nm eess'.. ~
S@ssyst snd 0css l.s' es.,s .;.a.. ees
.".o soii,ssts ssd osh Hssesss ....... sts.
5000 Opal $40 Enerali Brooches. $500. lto
osso M"nic, Jc', Lava spd 6ic'eatias
1900 Ca.si. y ii ana ia.,.i v;a,d,ct.. a."
s 49, oa,. ,n'~ d smoss breast pine. 1000
Suvp 1oid f'.h sej Vest vat h.heys. 80 TO
~ Fob sd YES, rih,on sd,s sto
~ S~tss ~ tsirv Slew. buttons , udsAc. 0to
suOV Gold Th.nihies. Pencils Ac - Ito
, 90 r MSaic ru,n,. n a.
te0o Geld Tooih.Iac Cso,sss Ae.. ITO
ZOO Plain G.id ,ings -. ... A,o
IWpt tone set ara srnc rings. -. go to
~1 C"ssed uo'I "hes -. ...s.... tto
$50 sets Laiiss' Jswsky-Jst s'd Gold b,o
1000 q " Cameo. Pearl, Ac lto
1000 Gold Pens Silver Extension holders,
and per CHS. !. .s. Ato
! 20 Gold pens aud Gold mounted h.lsefs sso
aA~ +" Ex.enssoe hcidcss 1910
hOq Ladies' Gill and JET Buckles -. 5to
m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

The Cloth Lined Collars ma0e by the iocswoop MAE
scTrEIS0 Co. 225 SoUrH TBlsp >rRRhr, PHiLA
PniA have been In since 1885, end otsith-
stanng the fact that numerous im atons Of them have
been made they s rank superior to any Collar In the
market.
They only collars lined throughout it'll cloth
with layer Of paper each side ard shaped upon
formers nIoufs TO At the allow space
fOr the crava- TIL. peculiar process used In heir
ufac makes them ole linen very closely when
flushed the fbres OF the cloth We the sppea 81
linen to thu paper. They very strong aud do
too9 It the button hole and the only collars made
butter holes giving wy and the pal. e sring.
pAstics purcfssn collars will be careful 10 that
e,ch collar il stamped upon the in de Lockuo0d Mr.
10 Cloth Lined NTH the trade mark ofthe 10 and
d0fe Of IHtents. DO not be deceived by the b
fas- but see for Yourself II the collar
itself Is not stamped upon the inside above, II Is not
genuine.
III enormous demand for these goods Qargely ex-
ceeding that Of any collar mad.) has kept them sold
ahead Of production, but with large amount of new
machinery this Co able to iii ell orders prompt
~. either in Philadelphia or at any the Agencies
In addition 10 esc hest standard goods, several
er grades OF Collars ate c. instantly in stock.
The Lockwood Mfg. Co a'e he sole licensees under
HINTS aud Lo kws DDS Patents, The first on Paper
toUdrs erer Gsued) and ~ pur, Kissing these goods
parties avoid dim uIties and law suits. which
being vigorously prosecuted agaiis d dealers in other
III kes OF paper collars, W ich infringe Of
these Patents. The TRADE SUPPLIED RY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
ARRANDAlE r. a,e,.

Adngfaet~ers Agents, 40 lS7 Hvoaaroy N. y.
Announce that al OF the bovc list Of goods
vii be sold for ONE DOLLAR each.
Iu consequence OF the great stagnation of trade
in the manufacturing districts OF England
through the war having cut oil the supply Of cot
ton. large quantity OF Valuable icwclry, orig
italy intended for the English market, has been
At ANT sAcR FiCE, Under these cIrt nmstanc,s
AkkANDAi.E 4 co, acting IA agents Tor the
princiral European manufacturers, have resolv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

,Tas Nsw YoRk Essaiso Poet scores Thad
Stevens and Mr.. Speaker Collar with right
good will, the former for his fanatical and
revolutionary speech in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, on the subject Of reconstruction !;
fec6nstfuction committee who showed bis
sttse unatnsss for the important position.
before that committee had time to sit The
pasasant face Of therpeaksr. ssys the Post
must .1asU b)ushsd with shsme, we think
when be was compelled to listen, for an hour
q tWo, b this painful evidence Of the base
1ess Of Of his selection. The whole article
Of the Post 10 . scathing rebuke Of not only
Thad. Stevens. out oflhe entire nest Of rad
icals Who follow in the wake Of their quasi
lsadst D The HosSe. and Of sumner il the
Senate.
Speaking Of Mr.. Stevens proposed
Treatment Of the Southern States, the Pet
111sc iI4i \ 9l
Thess States have been devastated by war;
tAsRpsSpls have been nest dreadfdlly pun
ieAed and Inundated; their industries are
destroyed; their Governments broken down;
tAsir society completely upturned and
Whae they NEST desire nov IN Tie world 10
peace, order, friendly relations, and the pro.
osstioa d their country. They acx6owl>
eaes their error. they repent their follies.
thot sab3N to the conditions proposed by
~ President, and the republicans, and they
enpplieaAe - bc received IL the former
e9ily. No. says NJ. Stevens, they have
: s9sk prejudiess ut, they have convictions
q tAsif own, they do MT see things pre-
oisely A1sths llght that " do in the Ale
ghaay mountaina and therefore they shall
gs1nein where they are. No free industries
1ee tAe0, - leeaa goyeruUeut Of their own
caeies, no participation IL the general gov
selpmsat, until they ,hsys puseed thsmaslves
II tAslr hereditary opldi6hs, and accepted
~ opinions ~ shall -pseecribe. Il is mt
saeaeh 70 submit to The Laws, they must
oahQfto0 or ahioa TgaFfG
a g. 9tepheea does pet. psopose that the
NbSoeteah statss Shall IL Psnnayl tahia hon
seela?tysly, npr, sdopt Tie Massachusetts,
ceAoetsysno, nor he Adlne slaw; neither
- lhsoy that every osA thsts dlJal be-
- - . NE Prsabytsrin eh6rch-eN kood
,Shi0gs u their wsy-bslore DER ri,bf ~
tgteee6t1<Ssa shall b acEASVlIASl3ll, ~
- ssAssdihg amounts Il that. IA ~
t0oe eeApah Apt6ogieH r.. innpeoine ~.
eeees1e tasssS Sos16 ~ 6ssbroposes' h,
etaepD oltsn peopoeed~ in ceosress
- bsts3 then unifvesal, shuc1 ion
Il - 1oFe needed b naaien thsn .hick q
Ngpeo0 Phsfpls, ed y ~ .tsnreoSsSs ,
, .NFfiq1 vifepes cd vhy not ,inaisf - u
- oelAHet6 sfats skSil coIne into ~
NJ - upGl estsy -, !" uitho6t 6Stfhe.
M ~ S11tsss IN hsvs Scss e sSssSsSi
nm 49, 6f~n6R - 49, ~-a - ~ u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
Scmel 25 Cents for I.erssncnsc.

In ali transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates. paying postage and
doing the busncs % cents eneii, ich must be
enclosed when the Cei t,fcat-s sent for. Five
Gee tjticatss viii be sent for II, eleven for ~
thirty for 10, sixty five for SO, one hundred Tor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

Lot corner Brady snd Fifth street. sfxl6o
Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. GfxI50
nov occnpicd M a coal yard, has good rniroad
tscities. and ~ suitable Tor stores, ware houses,
or mills.
Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, 81 feet
front on Railroad, and i5n feet front on Perry
street, and is the be., position in tho city for Al.
elevator.
Lots with front on the n. 4 ~ r. r. and
l6J feet on W. stern Az enue ..Id Ganes At -eets,
wios lramv office aud stable Lrst rate lOcstion
for a lumber yard.
9 Good building lots in last Davenport, have
hne view Of the river, Rock siand, and the cite .
Ut Davenport aud Rock Island. Price az. 0eacb.
Is Good building lots in the city Of Rock
Island, within Eve minutes walk OF the U. s
Arsenal Price from t20' TO AX5V
Out lots Of ten acres each hy.fmile from city
o. Rock Stand. IN the Cnrdcn and Rock island
road Suitable Tor gai dening or fruit raising.
marl5 Apply to GEO. L. DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

- JAS. A. HIGH,
Ms ra0sRiEsoa W rna
Harrison Street Livery Stable.
0.,ak~ HARRISON STREET, BETWE ZEN
Front and SECOND Horses 4
Carriage, Of the beat quality, to le, u 81
lours. Funerals furnished on short notice
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
md boarded nj reasonable charges. lmyis.dfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

w. r.. & T.. ID. LOCKWOOD.
SOLE AGENTS FOR LOCKWOOD MIG CO.
301, 217 Il $50 =. I'd 70 reet. nshilss.
OR
Chas. L. Lockwood, % Reade Street. \ Y.
Lowman Bro. cor. Pearl Walnat ste. Cincinnati.
Bowen Bros. 10 4 ~ Lake street. Chicago.
GIL Murphy. % Ma II street 81: on'- =.
Csnbridw. 4 Co opp L.usv1c Hotet, Louisville Ny.
Carlisle 10 r fin eet. Pttsburg. ocl6d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
UT GaFT APPORrsONMENT!

TO be div ded according to the following regua
tions:
Certificates Of the va ious articles are put into
envelopes indiscrimnately. sealed M. aud when
ordered, are taken out without regard choice
and sent by mail, thus showing no favoriiism.--
On rec. ipt Of the certificate you will see what
you are 70 have, ana then is ut your option 70
to send the dollar and take the article or not -
Purchasers may thus obtain Gold W sAch. Dia-
mond Ring. or any set Of Jewelr, On our list for
DOLLAR,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

Sz0P zklT CoUGA I!
-. CABrB0'O
@ o u OH B AIS A M
vzh1l Ceee C.~s1ls. csles, lna
Creep esd iDScesses 81 TSrSSSss
CoeO6 and 1.0mgu.
THE MOST PERFECT. PLEASANT AND
diseases Of the Throat. Chest and Lungs, is
DR.. Carriers Cough Balsaln,
This medicine Immediately STOPS the COUGH
produces free and easy expectoration, removes al
mucous and foul matter from the Hir "a sages
gives ease in difficult breathiag alsys Che irrits-
ton Of the Lungs ssd ELECTS SPEEDY GU RE-
BY soothing ana healing all Pulmonary Organs.
~. Cassee's Coagh nDoasoa
10 purely vegetable in its ingredients, and per.
fectly harmless in its qualities, and A mild and
piessost a. the most dsiicate cordial II has been
II general use for the last ten years.
WINTER COU0m.
= 80 "nses WHICH ou1lctb OLO
PEOPLE and Invalids il . low state Of health.
cen be sdectually cured BY the uss OF
-. Carriers Coagh nDausam.
IL warns, moistens and stimulates the whole
breathing appsrstus, and imparts new life to the
emsciated system. Immediate attention should
b given 70
CeusAA Colds and Diseases Of the l,ungs,
Of the Lungsi DO not neglectit. DELAY is dan
Gerous. Millions die annually by neglectnx q
common cold. Coughs and colds, if not cured in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

.Xli,s I'VE " EEL Ihald ID
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rREEa. ~ sHRURRERY.

8 = ssHssEikosp Agent i Sssssess is..:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14
49, MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
: MINIATURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II, 1865.
Sun rises. .......... II Noon sets (mOrn) SO
Sun sets ........... 43 High water ........ l 81

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER Is, 1885,
ARRIVED.
Steamer NJ. Martini Livingston, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Haskins
& Brdgford.
Steamer Triumph, Skinner, City Point schooners
and barges in tow, Virginia Towing Company.
Schooner Robert Healsy, Brooks, City Point, salt,
Charles Palmer.
Schooner Southerner, Gardner, Boston, merchan-
disc, Wardwell, Rogers Il Co.
Steamer s. 0. Pierce, Bennett, City Point, Co.
vernment officers.
Schooner Tride, White, Procosn river, oysters.
SAILED.
Steamer City of Richmond, Stranahan Norfolk,
United States mail, merchandise and passengers,
Haskins i Brdgford.
Steamer Agnes, Bowen, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Christian, Lea X Co.
Steamer State of Virginia, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Currie.
Schooner Rhody, Myers, Norfolk, merchandise
captain.
Schooner Thomas X. Skinner, Everett down the
river, to load with wood for BriscOe Stanard.
Schooner NJ. J. Russell, Smith, New York, mer-
chandise, A. Milspaugh.
SlOop Tiger, Bush, Hampton, light.
Schooner Sarah Purvis, Jones, New York, down
the river, for wood to New York.
Schooner. T. DunnOck, Kerwin, down the river,
light.
Steamer E. Ludlow, Nelson, City Point, schoon-
ers in tow, +. w. Lewis
Schooner Annie Borclan, Stedson, Baltimore, in
ballast.
Schooner Etna, Owen, down the river, light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

b! AZ o5s sss.r ~ !, NJ = ~ 3 faoy,s
Iof the 1ollOW1ng 1quib "a gentleman Of our
acquaintance got II into his head the other day
tnat ME stove WOOD melted away a1ltt1e faster
than the warm weather warranted, and con.
c c.adeG 70 w q eapssimsnt In the hope Of
he charged II with few ounces Of powder and
replaced It on the side Of the pile which seenned
TO diminish the fastest. That was on TuAedav.
On Wednesday afternoon an explosion. como
what resembling the shock Of a smaIl earth
quake, was heard in . house near by. A man
with the explosion he saw kettle Of salt pork
and cabbage-it may have been souf-krout-
shoot MP through the roof near the chimnon
very much like q Sky-rocket. At the same
time q large Thomas cat was observed. to
make his exit through the window, evi.
IDENTIFY under the impression that he had
been sent for. Thinking something might
be wrong, the gentleman entered the house,
where q scene Of Undesirable confusion met
his gaze. The atmosphere was pefvaded with
! most diabolical smell Of gunpowder and
burnt cat fur. The lady Of the house was
crouching away In a closet, and said she didn't
dated, and pan Of apples that were viewing
on the stove had been elevated 70 the ceiling
above, giving 1t very much the appear9nce OF
Farmers new map Of Wisconsin, which he
pl omised to send us and didn't; q chair had
lost three legs; the stove itself was stghtly
demoralized; and just enough water had been
split to prevent a general CONGREGATION. The
Teutonic proprietor Of the establishment was
standing on his head in distant corner Of the
room, and 1t was some time before he could
be prevailed upon to come down. He now
expresses the belief that the explosion was a
owner Of the wood for the amount Of damages
sustained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

THE CITY PoL1cE.-Mayor Saunders yester-
day made the following appointments OF ser
geants and policemen for the city:
Sergeants.-D Callahan, William II. Eggles-
ton w. L. Bibb, Charles II. Moore, J ID. Per
rim, 7. G. Baptist, Robert n Thomas, Charles
II. Brown Policemen-Wilfiam II. Vaughan,
William ID. Pemberton, A. J. Jones, J. B.
Angel, f. IL. Hicks, Edward z. Murphy, W.
s. Shook, Thomas =. Smith, 5. T. Hultce,
John Gill; 7. l.. Lucas, Patrick Kennedy, A.
H. Lynelnan, A. X. COusens, Martin Pitcher,
T. Hicks, William T. Hancock, Leroy Bare
liam Gardner, Lewis Magruder, Alonzo
Chis,n, James T. Cox, ID. w. Frobel, William
+. Nash, William X. Coleman, William J.
White, sWilliam L. Kendrick, Dudley Gilman
William A. Southail, William H. Tyree, Benz
J. Tapscott, Christian T.. Heckler, VIM. T. Pal
mer, Charles Fl. Sweeney, LOrezO Froney, h.
ODwyer, John M. Reins, Robert Blackburn,
William N. Hall, Fleming Phillips, ID: Meal.
ister &. J. Weeks, ID. ID. MunrOe, Michael
Cullen, J. II. Franklin, Il. +. Z uarles George
Hicks, Robert Franklin, Charles w. Har-
wool William A. Trueheart, William Il.
Cauthorn, James McGraw, K. M. Chamber
Hicks, William II. Howard, Pleasant Orange,
A. Orange, Joseph Morris, l.. M. Jude. Ro-
bert G. Smith, 4. T. Smith and W. NJ. Wood
ward.
Major Claiborne, Chief OF Police, informs us
that as soon rs he can obtain the necessary
arms, badge and baton for his officers and
men they will immediat ely he put upon duty
These have been telegraphed for, and will pro-
badly be received In the course Of the present
week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

In the Indiana State Constitution there is q
clause prohibiting negroes from entering the
ratify an amendment repeating that clause.
NEW ORLEANS, December l1.-Generals
Longstreet and LOring are in the city. The
former thinks of residing here permanently.
What is the difference between a tunnel and
a speaking trumpet One is followed out and
the other is followed in.
Talleyrand on being told that the Able
Profound. yes, he is perfect cavity
Why are washerwomen the most unreason-
able people? Because they expect soft water
when it rains hard.
Age is venerable in man, and would be in
wOman-if she ever became old.
We come nearest to looking into the future
when we look into the past.
Be true to all. We may be true to the bad
without being false to the good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14
SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
IIxEA AfR s SSl9 p MhfSssfkE ~ 3
AND RELIABLE LlNE.-LEAVES l|5175S
RICHMOND EVERY WEDNESDAY,AND SATUR-
DAY.-LEAvES BALTIMORE EVERY WEDNES-
DAY AND SATURDAY.
The new and elegant steamer ELLIE KNIGHT,
Captain q. X. GRAHAM, will leave for Baltimore
SATURDAY, 10th instant, 1T O clock, +. NJ.
Having large and commOdious sheds, We receive
freight every day tSundays excepted.
The steamers connect AT Baltimore with the Com
mercial Steamboat Company, carrying freight
through at greatly reduced rates.
This steamer has splendid state-rOom accommo.
dAtions.
Passage, four dollars. Apply to
CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 Co., Agents,
de list No % Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14
Mr.. Snthcrlin offered preamble. with the

Mr.. Snthcriin offered proamble. with the
following resolution attached:
Resotred. That, in consideration OF extraordi
nary laborsa and tho eminently efacient manner in
which the President has discharged every dntv'
how onerous imposed upon him, We direct
be paid over to this Company bv the stocthoSa,ro
Of the Piedmont Company, a. the salary OF the
ct this Company
Mr.. r. +. Keen was appointed to wait on
the president and inform him Of his election.
The President. Mr.. A. S. Buford, shortl,
afterward was conducted to the hall, and re-
turned his thanks In a neat speech.
On motion Of Mr.. Flournoy, the meeting
then adjourned, to meet again this evening at
half-pas clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

Masonic GRAND LODGE.-The following OFF,
GERS, elected by the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
We're accidentally omitted from the list pub
lshed yesterday: Rev. George w. Dame,
Danville, G. Chaplain John Lester, Rich
mond, G.. Pursuvant; r. ID. Sanxay, Rich
mond, G. Filler; Thomas Angel, &. Steward.
The Lodge has had most harmonious SEES
sions and was attended by several distinguish
ed Masons from abroad. Among them, Hon.
Il B. French, of Washington city; Rev. G. c.
Biting, of Alexandria 4; Lieutenant Governor
Cowper f. H. Lane Esq. General Terry,
late of the Stonewall brigade -; Colonel
Withers, of the Eighteenth Virginia regiment,
and many others. Among the prominent citi-
zens Of Richmond present were Rev. DIR.
Moore, Rev. DR.. Burrows, Judge Thomas,
Colonel August, and others whose names do
not now occur to us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

THE GREAT RUSH FOR THE
j CHEAP GOODS CONTINUES. THE SMALL.
PROFIT STORE TAKES THE LEAD.--LEvY
BROTliERS have reduced the price Of their
DRESS GOODS, and are now selling them at twenty
nve per cent. below regular prices. Huckback
Diapers, 50 cents. worth d.l Handkerchief, war,
bands. at from Il cents 10 p. worth double the
money: all-wool nannel vt y cents blsached cot.
cents. Also, At very low prices, Cloaks, shswls.
blankets, swisx Caihbric And Checked Muslins
Embroidered Collars, sets Of COllArx and Cuns,
Hosiery, Ac. LEVY BROTHERS.,
de- No. Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-14

THE CLERGY or Richmond having been, by
resolution of the House of Delegates, invited,
"by arrangement and concert among them
selves, to open the daily sessions of the House
with prayer there will be meeting for the
purpose of forming plan this day Thurs
day. at twelve O'Clock, at the Pastors Study
in the rear Of the First Baptist Church.