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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

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No. l Cures Fevers, Cossestioss "a In N
dnmstiOns, ....... =
- I" W0rns, " orm- fever. Worm collie 70
:" Crylng cells, o. tesshing inssntss 70
- DD1arrkDa Of chilafen Or sdults %
IS 1Dysenaery .griping, bilious collie 70
"6 I" CholeraeN1or606,o or vomiting Is
~ Coaghs, Cold hosrsensss, Br0n-
enUis,.... ........... 30
"s" Neuralgia. Toothachs, Fscs-
ache. Nervous Pains ............ Is
90" Headaches, SICK headache or
40 Dyspepslm. weak or bilious
stomach costiveness ............. %
al " Suppressed. or painful periods Is
'l9 l-e0corrhOca or vGAleess
too profuse periods. prolspsis. %
''l3 /" crooP, hoarse cough, breathing. Is
"a " Snlt.Nheum, ei ysipelss. cruptoss %
'l5 Rhe0m1oetooo,r heumatic pains b
s1s Fever-Ague, chill fever, old avues 81
sI7 " piles, Internal or external. blind
or bleeding .................. 81
.lS :" GDphlhn1snv. sore, weak, ipfa-
med eyes or eyeiids -. ..... 80
10 Caearrh, acute or chronic, or in
huenzx. ......... .............. ~
t'20 +" vVhOoplog-co cough. or violent
- spasinodic cough. ................ 50
'.2la" Asshna, opp. difficult breathing 5o
''s2 " Ear discharges, impaired bearing 80
''23 HcroeuDa, large gland ,swellings 80
''24 " lieaeral debility, weakness.... 90
'.a5 0Dropsy, ann scsnty searetions. 80
'.26 " Sea sickness, or sickness Of riding 80
'.z7 4" kldoey disease. gravel......... So
.'2s -" NervOos debility, Semn ! en-
missions. involuntary discharges. 100
s'29" Sore N1O0oh. caIker. ......... 50
80" Urinary incontinence, wetting bed 81
al !" 1saln1Sa1 periods. even with spasm 50
''Ss SO1erSngs vt change Of life and
palpitHtions. ............... lO9
'Ss Epilepsy and spasms and st.
tina dan.
.34 plAerla> and sore throat. 100
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of IS vials morocco case and book. 90
"2s large walls, in morocco, and book. 500
go do do do ;. Go
''2o do plain case, do :. So"
.l5 boxes, mos. 10 l5p and book..... 800
:. Of any . boxes. Nos. to IT, and book l.25
Single boxes. with directions, Csc. Soc and g.
Veterinary Npeciaics.
Mahogany Case 10 Walls ..........t go. 90
Single Walls with dire tons. 80
These Remedies, by the single box, are
sent to any part of the country, by Mail or Elk
pIess, free Of charge, on receipt Of price. Ad-
dress,
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Depot,
Office and Depot 562 Broadway. N. Y.
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. Humphreys is consulted daily at his Office
personally Or by letter. Is above, for oil forms Of
disease.
STEVENSON 4 CARNAnAN,
Agents, Davenport jy5-deod.ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

Don't fFnll to- Procured. Mrs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SNRUH, for Child.
rem Teething. II has been used for 10 years
with never failing safety and success by millions
Of mothers for their children. II corrects acidi-
" Of the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels and gives rest. health. and comfort
to mother and child. Office, No. 4s Dey street
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
SPECIAL CAUTION

The great popularity Of Mrs. winsIow' eooth
'og syrup, or children teething. has induced I'M
principIed p'srsens 10 put up articles to be used
s0e she sene purpose. u sdvestising winch they
have not only copied our advertisements and NO.
stees from u e press, but have COPIED certificates
ed lssAsss hssn clergymen and others, afixina
other nsmea 70 CUT genuine certi0csAes.-
Dswafs sfrmit saers. sPlS-dAwly -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

Gray Hair, Baldnes, Dandruff, any
Disease of the Scalp. No discov
cry can compare with
sIondoo,' affair Color Restorer'
.Lsn "iU" rmR WORLDS chair Color Restore ;
.Iondon,s GREAT "llair Color Restorer'
.London" REMEDY. "liair Color Restorer'
II ~ Not q Dye.
LIT will restore gray hair to lie original color
a.-lt will make II grow on b Id heads.
at will restore the NATURAL secretons.
At viii remove all dandusn and itching
SIT will make the hair soft. glossy and fexible
cit will pr. serve the sisinai celor 10 old age.
lit will prevent the hair from falling cd
SIT will cure all disease OF the scalp.
London Hair Color Rcst0rcr and Dressing.
Invaluable IS dressing and beautae,)
Pssyorss f,ra0 Hrir Prerenfs Bdldness
Psstorss S;rnv Hsir NoDYR. Prerents Badness
ResfOrss G,Uy Hair 1reosnM hn"ness
utely without exception. TIE hair TO IT, original
color and beauty eau ing grow where It has fallen Cd
or become thin.
Remember Il IL complete within itself no washing
dre sing or accompaniment OF Any kind being required
The hair IL renovated and and restored 10
n, origins soners and beauty, without the appli
cation Of any miner substances II Is entirely duerent
from the many articles that have been issued from time
to time and the only known Res'o,er OF c"lor and
perfect Har Dressing combined 1t Is deicatey perium-
ed and can he applied by the hand ov soft brush -
does rot stain the skin or the 6nest linen.
Pr ce Is per bottle; or six bttes - cole ~
Dr. Svayue 4 Son $50 North Sixth St, Ph'ia
T. &. BALLORD, Druggist Davenport
s.h17 .aeoa LORD SMITH. chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

The 0Wpuuc"c D1
NoLoRs the HAiR, WHISTLES and MOusrAcHs
jbeautiful biat For bromn Itconsists Of only one
Dreparation. Color will not fade or wash out.
Only So cents a box, Mailed to any address for
rs cents. BY s. q, UPHLM 25 South Eighth
Street. PhiladelphfA Pa old by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

which greatly 1aelitaaes The process Of teething.
BY sofsening the gums, reducing I'll inHsmas,ons,
wiiisllay ALLPAIN and spasmodic sction, I'd b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

TSRox ALL PARTS or fnE DoDY IN FIVE MINUTES,
.r;sAont injury to a. skin, BY "UPnAns DE-
rrlAronY Pc spss." Ask or send for "UPnAn's
DarslAronr PowDsa," and take no other. Prce
o.. Mailed to any address for 81 rs. By 8. 9
tPHAM, IS South Eighth street. PhiladslPhi.
Pa Sold By Ill Druggista. (feblSd mon thAsat
e Uphasn's Pample Danlsher -
ID snovss PinrLRs ON fas rAcE FascElss, &c ,
II II also softsns the skin and beauties the
complex ion. No Ladies' toilet 10 complete with
out IT, Price, 50 cents. Mailed to any address
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, Sold b Ill D-ugsisss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

LOUISVILLE, August Pulaski Tennes-
see--Cooper has no opposition here. Giles
county-Congresson vote-Cooper, 1912,
G. v. Ordwav, conservative 673, d. Par
sons, conservative 257, j. Carey conserva-
tive IA, Williams, radical Union, 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
pstc9, only 80 cents q Bottle
The Flsresce Nightengale
Of he Nursery.


The following is nm extract from a letter writ
en- by the Rev. e. H. Weise~, to the Heradn IL
formed kesengsv. 1t Chambcrsburg, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

FoRr MONROE, August 5.-Ellrick's cot
ton factory at Petersburg, Va, was destroy
ed by fire last Thursday. Loss two hun
dred thousand dollars-insured for fifty
thousand dollars Three hundred hands
are thrown out Of employment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

CINCINNATI, Aug. IA young man nam.
ed Irwin brutally murdered his father and
mother at Deertown, near Hamilton, o., last
Saturday
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
TIE BALANCE OF TRADE.

THE BALANCE OF TRADE.
The New York World says that the demand for
our government securities abroad Is q matter for
regret. Itpresents the following views
Financial disasters to US are certain to ensue
therefrom whenever Europe, fro 4 any cause, re.
turns large amounts TO be sold here and the pro-
ceeds TO be RENTED there. Tight money markets,
rumors Of war, or political compile atoms, may
suddenly and without warning so shake the conf
dence Of foreign holders as 10 create desire to
sell and realize. That movement either way de.
ranges our foreign exchange market, thereby in.
Producing en- element for ulsettling mercantile
confidence and prices, quite as powerful and sud
den in lis effects and more mischievous, because
more permanent, than the same results which
were produced during the rebellion by victories
and defeats. Our exports Of produce and specie
figure weekly in the custom house reports.
but they are az yalueless as the week.
| ly statements Of our city banks. They are both
calculated TO mislead instead of assisting the
business community TO form correct opinions
The amount of weekly imports may be more than
balanced by one days shipment of fve.twenty
bonds OF which there Is no official record, and no
statement is open to the public, excepting that Of
parties interested perhaps in suppressing the
truth. The present rates for bills OF exchange on
Europe are fully one per cent. belowthe point at
which specie can be shipped. showing plainly
that what is popularity known as the " balance
II Vi uduc 10 dBdlust Oulttu OF, III
plain terms, more bills Of exchange on Europe are
offering in the market than remitters for debts
due there want at the moment All this may be
reversed in few days by contrary movement Of
our bonds from Europe. Business men will
do well to prepare for fluctuations in the price OF
| gold as sudden and great and even more disas.
| trous in their results than those which have dis.
graced the country during the last three years -
| Gold. gambling and stock jobbing are even now
established institutions among our business men,
and in many respects they are less risky than
| what Is called legitimate business
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, july 8, 1866

WAsHN0roS, july g, 1900.
PARDONs.
Two hundred and eighty petitions for pardon
were Tiled to-day, among them q e applications
of hessrs. Ash, Ramsey and Mcdowell, late mem
bers Il the Confederate Congress. One hundred
and eighty nine pardons were gIsnted, all 20 per
sons coming under the twenty thousand dollar
exception. one hundred aud thirteen are from
North Carolina, and forty IRON Virgins.
rHE PRESIDENTS HEALrH.
There Is a marked Improvement IN The health
OF President johnson to-day. lie, however stall
keeps his room, and, adhering % the advice OF
his physician, receives no visitors.
PRISONERS DISCHARGED.
The number OF prisoners discharged under Gen.
eral Orders No. lJ9 current series, from the Of
dee Of the Commissary General Of Prisons, as lar
a. reports had been received up 20 July 3. was as
follows Captains l,iJO LieuJenants, 1851 non
comm ssionsd officers 3 5s2 priyates, 33,726; TO-
tai, 42,I9o.
INDIAN DELEGATION.
Delegates 10 the number Of seventy, from four.
teen Il dian TRIES who have been IN hostility 10
The Unite States daring the l1,e rebellion, are
now on their way 70 Washington With the OBJ
iect Of making t-eaties Of perpetual peace, and
Of being reluststed In the rights aud benefits
which they forfeited by taking up arms in behalf
OF the Insurgents
PREsIDEST yUAREz or MEXICO.
The oafcial paper Of the Colombian Goyera.
nent torn erly New Grenada recently published
a decree issued by the Col, mbian Congress. de-
elarinz that President JuaIez Of Mexico has de.
served well Of America, IN view OF the indOmits-
BE Perseverance he has evi3ced 10 the defense OF
the indepeJ dence and freedom Of his country,
and that they regard bis virtues and patriotism
as afording an example 70 the Colombian youth.
The decree also provides that portrait q Presi.
dent JuArez be placed 10 the National Library OF
Bosota, with suitable inscription.
PATENTS ISSUED.
One hundred and forty patents were issued by
the Commissioner Of Patents on Monday.
REGIMENTS DISCHARGED.
] General Augur has issued en- order discharging
, the one Bunored and EleV0nth and TWenty-
eighth Pennsylvania and Thiry third and Thirty
hfth New jersey regiments.
DEATH OF SURGEON BELA 3. STEVENS.
Surgeon Bella B. evens, Of the St. Elizabeth
Insane Asylum in this neigh OTho0i, died to-day
Of typhoid fever. His remains will be sent 10
New Hampshire
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
RICHMOND MARKET, July 7th, 1865.

Toe prices of several prominent articles have
advanced, or develop an upward tendency-a
sure indication that the market is assuming o
stronger or more healthy condition. A short time
since there was superabundance Of goods
more sellers than buyers. The consequence was
that all articles especially those OF abe persha-
bic kind, were forced upon the market, at auc
ton, and sold at very low prices. ConsIgnors
having been advised of the state of things
here, and many Of them haying sustained losses
the influx of merchandise has at length nearly
ceased, and we are now threatened with search.
ty of desirable articles Several Of the auction
houses have suspended their public sales, and
buyers will, in future, be compelled to supply
their wants, TO some extent, privately. lhese
circumstances have had the natural effect Of en-.
HANGING prices, or rather of adjusting them to Q
normal st indard, corresponding more nearly with
the regular prices prevailing elsewhere-the ex.
penses of transportation and sale considered
The result, when fully attained, will be advanta.
geous to the trade Of the city. We subjoin our
weekly review Of the market. based chiefly on
quotations derived from Messrs. Tardy & VIII
liams, and Messrs. A. Y. Stokes & Co. The Hg-
ures represent as nearly as may be the wholesale
prices
BAcoE.-The market is nearly bare of Bacon,
and prices are about cent per pound higher than
they were last week. We quote Shoulders at
| Is l-2al7 cents Sides, II l.2al8 cents plain
Hams, 2la92 cents; sugar cured canvasseL, 24a2S
cents-none In first hands. In New York, Shout
ders are quoted at l2al4 cents; Hams, 1921 cts
dull and nominal.
BuTTER-Sales at 25aso cents per pouud-de-
mand light. In New York Western is quoted at
20a27 cents; State, 26aa3 cents.
CHEESE il scarce, and may be quoted at l6a2O
cents per pound for cutting. The New York
range Is 9al5 l.2 cents.
CANDLES We quote Adamantine at 22a26 cts.;
Sperm SIS cents; Wax, l3al4 cents Tallow, l4al6
cents Patent do l8a20 cents.
CHKmcALs.-Bl. Carb Soda l-2a9 cents Sal.
Soda 5a5 1-2 cents.
CieARs.-Havana s9Oal4O per thousand; Amer.
lean at all prices from s2Oa75 per thousand.
CoFFEE.-There Ia fair demand for Coffee at IN
changed prices. We quote Rio at sla32 cents In
currency, (sales at auction, Wednesday, at 30 IL
cents); Maracsrbo (auction price, 80 "a La
Ruayra Sass cents old government Java so cts;
lower grades 40a45 cents
Corrov YARHs-s7 9Oas 90 per pound.
CoRpAeE.-Clothes Lines - 7bas 80 Bed
Cords 90 5Oas 70 per doz.
FLouR.-with reduced stocks and fair demand
urices have advanced 25a5O cents per barrel, mar.
ket closing frmsr at % for the equivalent of su'
perane Richmond inspection, 50 bOas rs for ex.
ira. and slOaI0 l.2 for Family. No Flour has yet
been inspected here since the appointment Of In
spector. We quote Baltimore Super at 70 6oa
rs. Auction sales of Family Flour, Wednes'
day, at 80 70 per barrel.
FIsH.-The stock of Fish has been materially
reduced. We now quote Halifax gross herrings
at s6a7 per Dbl; do cut 81 i-2as; Alewives $40
Haddock "A So No, Nacksre! sls per barrel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08

= . q
| 81 so per quarter barrel 90 40 per kit No.
Msokersl % per half barrel; a 10 per quarter
barrel; "a 20 per kit Smoked Herinss 46 cent?
per box .-ea
FsuIrs SD,NUrs.-Rsisns IS 80 per box
% b0a2 7b per half box; Figs 20 . cents iFil-
berts Is cents Peanuts IL l-o cents walnuts is
cents.
sAKDISEs-In qusgser boxes (at Lnction) this
week % 81 per doz.
GRAN.-Small sales of Corn reported at 81 90
al Is; Oats 7b eta
HAY.-Cargo sales at 600 a % per ton.
LARD-frmer. We quote bbls. at 10 20; kegs
y "a; cans ~ % cts. In New York pricee
have advanced IA @. Sales of 1900 pkgs Wed.
nesdsy at is IL 10 for steam kettle held ct
10 l-2 10 "a cts.
LIxE-s2 80 per Dbl.
LIouoHs AND wNEs.-French Brandy $40
Is per gallon; Cherry Brandy sl2; pure Rye
Whisky, (old) a 6Os5; Magnolia % IS 3 per
gallon; rsctihed % 60a3i Holland Gin -; ia
msics Rum %. Sherry Wine "a 80; Madeira Sc;
cisret ss a 10 per dozen Champagne s22 as per
DOZEN Port s15 90 per case. Alsop's Ale, 90 50
PSi N~Ss. ANs PiAssi W w tut quhftb. L0uQOl
Porter about same prices.
MoLAssEs Is very dull. We quote Porto Rico
in hhds at 65 cts. Sales Of Molasses denominsted
Porto Rico," have been made at 40 q so eta. Be.
boiled Syrup 81 q 46 cts.; Brooklyn Sugar House
Syrup IS cts. No inquiry for Sorghum.
NAns.-Wheeling Nails6 l.2 cts; Old Dominion
l.2 cts; Tredegar lat auctlon) 43scts.
ons.-Sperm 80 q 2 60; Lard 81 Bs2O
Kerosene IS a 90 cts; Linseed OIL 25aI5o =
RIcE.-None here. In Hew York small sslss
reported Of Rangoon at Sasl.2 cts; Carolina Q
"a 10 l-2 cts.
suaAR.-The stock Is nearly exhausted, and pr..
ces have advanced. We quote Crushed and Pow.
dered at 81 cts; Brown 10 a Is; A. 3D. C.HI.2
10 cts. In New York, prices of raw tend In
favor Of sellers.
EsALr.-Liverpool Salt 50 % per sack.
VSreAR.-Cider Vinegar IS q 80 cts. Manu-.
featured 80 Q Sc cts.
TEi.-Grsen 81 so q q Black 65 a 81 per ID.
WooDwARE-Bucke.s lat auc,ion) % per dozen
painted Tubs "a IA 20 per nest Brooms 90 a s
per dozen.
AIscEILAsEous.-Hops 90 60 eta; ground
Pepper IL Is cts; American Mustard q 60 PEI
box French do. 81 81 per DOZEN Starch 10 cts;
Fig Blue 81 rs per box; Indigo &c cts. per Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
TIE NEWS.

Judge Thompson of the supreme Court Of Penn
sylyania has delivered an opinion in the Cams
eAse In Philadelphia he decided that the right
Of the President to suspend the writ Of habeas
corpus ceased with the war. COzen's release frOm
custody was ordered.
General Gilmore has been relieved from ths
command Of Georgia which ia now included in
General Thomas district, and the State is here
after to be under TIE immediate control Of Gen.
stedman. General F. P. Davis, formerly Colonel
Of the One Hundrd and Fiity.third New York, is
TO succeed General WoodfOrd in command at Sa-
Vannah. General Bhge is to remain, however, as
district commander.
Galveston news Of June twen'y .6rst reports the
arrival Of General Granger and Weittel That
city will soon be In telegraphio communication
with tie North. Lswless men are ssizing cotton
aud SpPIOpdAtiDg private prOpsrty under pre-
tense that It belongs to the Government. Rob.
berry ia the order OF the day. Senator Robert
Johnson was robbed In La Grange recently when
It vas sacked by outlaws one humid ed in mum.
Der.
The Memphis Bulletin Of the S0,h ult. ssys
President Johna5n'i bother passed up the river
yesterday en- route for Washington " see his
brother. Re says he has net seen Andy since he
became great man. de is & plain, hard-WOrk
ing, sensible old man, perfectly plain In his msn-
nsrs and demsanor. At New Orleans be was
called upoa ty 4 number Of citizens who were
anxious to lend him money to make the trip, or
to contgiSute Ia some way 70 his comfort or CEN
venlencs. he did not permit them howeye' to
DO much for him"
The Memphis Argus says tho city MAJ startled
on the morning Of June % by the report chat
Col John 2. McClanahsns one OF the editors Of
the Memphis Appeal, had been killed by falling
from q window Of the YazoO House. About .
o'clock in tie morning the form of man was
discovered lying In the alley behind the hotel
Upon examination il was discovered TO be that
Of Col. NcClansh ID, who, although horribly
mRnglsd and We,teriag in blood, was stu alive.
Both arms and both legs we're broken, the latter
near the knees. dis chin was badly crushed,
and be was otherwise sadly bruised. When dis
covered, consciousness had been restored, and
the sufferer in the intensity Of his agony, begged
the attending surgeon 70 kill him, and thus put
an end 10 his sunerings
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08

Division OF SPoHs.-The Houstol (Texas)
Telegraph gives Z racy description OF the way
the people Of Austin receatly divided the proper
- belonging to the Confederate and State Gov
ernmants in that place. Cotton cards, quinine,
sAtinets ETC., we're indiscriminately appropriated
BY the population. The number o. new suits
iOnned by the people OF Austin shortly after, was
surprising while the town assumed n decidedly
healthier aspect from the quantity Of Quiuine dis
tributed among the inhabitants
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
Personal.
TIF0RMATION rs WANTED of

TNFOkMAllON II " a wITo NJ =
i RICHARD II. BROWNING and THOMAS o.
CoRBIN Company G. Forty. ninth Virginia In
fantrv. The last heard Of them was on either the
I'd or Sd Of April, when they left Gen. Lees army
to 90 to the hospital at Petersbu-c.
Information Is also desired Of FRENCH MAX
TIN. of the same company and regiment, who
was at the battle Of Gettysburg, and who was last
heard from at Point Lookout in April, 1854 and
was said to have been sent 10 Elmira, new I ork.
Any information concerning the whereabouts
of the above named men will be thankfully re
Ceiyed by their families who are very anxious
concerning them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
VHANTPION BRICK MACHINE.

" The proprietors Of this recent patent for the
manufacture of Bricks are prepared to dispose OF
Machines and rights TO use the same. This Ma
get out Of repair has immense power makes the
brick square and solid can be worked with Q sin
gle horse; causes litte delay for removing stones
will make from twenty five to thirty-hve thou.
sand bricks per day. Circulars, with full partic
ulars, Forwarded on application to BRADFORD 4
RENICK, n B.2adwsy, New York. jys-lm'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
INSPECTORS

The Governor has appointed W. PatsGHt In
sDsetor, and ". Il. Gee second Inspector, Al Roys-
tePs Warehouse, Clarksville.
Beverly Drinksrd has been sppeiated Inspector
Of Flour Butter, Fish Lard, sad other provisions
az Petersburg, Virs mia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08

PORT OF. RICHMOND. July I, isss.

Steamer Thomas ColIyer, McCarric, Norfolk U. s.
mail mds. and pass, W; G. Smith.
Steamer City Point Talbot, Norfolk U g. mail, ndss
and pas, Haskins Bridgford
steamer Putnam. seamore, Phils, mdss and passen-
gers, Christian, Lea Co.
Steamer Thcs. collysr No. 2, Williams, Washington.
mail and govt pass.
Steamer Edward Everett, Etter Fortress Monroe IA
rolled prisoners.
Steamer Admiral D. D. Porter, Allen, Fortress Mon.
roe, in tow govt sehooners.
schooner Rebecca Clyde, Hudgins, Norfolk, corn J.
SAILED.
Steamer N. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, U. s. mail
mdse. and pass, W. C. Smith.
Steamer Dictator, bearing, Norfolk q s. mail, mdse
and pass, Haskins Bridgford
pass.
Schooner Artist, Marsh, Maryland, toboeeo ashes,
r. Turner x 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
WANTS.

WANTED want to invest from One to
w Five Thousand Dollars in VIRGINIA
LANDS. Persons having Land of good quail
ity to dispose Of address "a. H. Co." Wing Office
giving full description Of land and its location
DC. &c. jyS- 3t'
UTANTED.-Anh honest, Industrious able
w bodied NAN, white or colored, who has
some knowledge Of farming or gardening. To a
suit ble man, good wages will be given.
Apply Immediately 10
r. r. H0WIS0N,
iy1-2tf Governor street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
REMOVAL.

ID EMovAL..-F. LAUBE, UNDERTAKE., HAS RE-
IL moved to the corner OF Broad and First streets,
from Third and Broad street He Is prepared 10 furnish
BURIAL CASES and C0FFINS, and to render all the
services pertaining the business OF Undertaken, on
reasonable terms. 1ys--lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
RICHMOND WING,
SATURDAY MoRNING....JULY S, 1865.
1ppoTNrNENTs ny THE GOVERNOR

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
Governor PsirpOint has appointed the following
gentlemen Notaries Public in and for their respee-
tive counties;
ALsEnARLE. j. W. Gordon and John s.
Tucker.
NORFOLK CRY AND CoUSrY.-W. A. Todd.
H1sHLAND.-P. H. Kinkade and John 5. Hut.
MEeKIENBURs.-J. G Boyd W. &. Morton and
r. +. Clark.
RO ANOKE.-F. johnson.