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Trains run by Chicago time, which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10th, 1864, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows;
For Grinnell and Washington, Express, 5:45 A. NJ.
For freight and accom-. for Grinnell.... $50 g
For freight and accom-. for G-innell,
Iowa City and Musratine. ........ BIS p. NJ.
Trains arrive at Davenport follows;
Freight and accom- oda from Iowa City, 500 a. NJ
Freight and accOmmoda, from Gfinneu,
and w washington a:4o. p. NJ.
Express from tirnnelI and Muscatne. .S.l5, p. n.
The $40 A. NJ. train out of Davenport make di-
rect connections at Grinnel Iowa City and Wash
ington, with the Western Stage Company's
Stages for all points west, southwest, aud north
west
Trains from the west connect at Davenport with
trains of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad for
all points East North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity o
giving distinct directions to the destination o
their baggage. Also to procure tickets before tax
ing their seats in the cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, Genl. Supt,
A. KIMBALL. Asst. Supt.
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Catarrh Cured.

They are treating Catarrh on new system which
is Sure Cure for the Disease.
Experience ha- proved that Catarrh cannot be
cured by local treatment alone heGce the MANY
advertised cures tor Catarrh all of which are
remedies, give relief only while the patient
ing them, bat never cure.
Understanding the disease, and know il can
not be cured by local treatment alone therefore
we also prescribe a constitutional remedy to be
taken, and oy the combined local and constitution
al treatment, enabled remove the cause
of Catarrh, and thereby effect
a PERMANENT CURE.
Their consultations for years have averaged from
five TO seven thousand a year, which gives them n
experience unsurpassed sy any. aud equaIleti on
ly by few
S-sA- Remem Der they do not promise all
stages of disease. While all diseases are durable
If taken in season, III stages Your case
may be durable this week, not next-to-day, not
tomorrow; hence the danger OF delay.
No Case riA be Receiued ucAeR there are aay
doubts Of Cure or Relief.
Our terms are cash; hence the money must be
sent with all orders for medicines. It costs from
five to fifteen dollars per month, TO doctor with
US, which includes medicines.
w. The poor will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, state, post Of
fce address, plainly. All letters requiring an an
swer, must contain a letter stamp and be address.
ed to DR.. KNAPP & SON, Box 64S3, Chicago, Ill
Any of the above diseases can be treated sue
cessuy by the patients describing their case in
letter, when they cannot u.s.
DR.. Knapp. who will visit Rock Island regularly
in the future can be consulted at the Island City
House. ....
MONDAY, September 18th,
MONDAY, October 3Oth.
MONDAY. December 25th.
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List of Academy, Steamboat, Fire-alarm, and
Church Bells, with Particulars to Weight,
Sizes, PrIce OF Bells, Hang ngs, ETC.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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Good and Costly Books.

friendly invitation to all is given to call ald
examine some OF the choicest works TO be found
IN any Book Houses in the country.
Prominent asa work ofart, the splendid French
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10 CT ABB LgIaLILc poEE o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
COMMISSION HOUSE.

tn r. MINOR, late of MINOR d BURKE, will
L &. continue the COMMI5 Jon BUSINESS on Main
teet two doors above Ninth street. and will give strict
Good prices can now be obtained and prompt returns
will be made. Would be pleased TO see my old friends.
suffers Stores sOld on commission an 2S-4t-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

TIE LONDON PUNCH AND ITS DINNERS.

When the history Of the rise and progress OF Punch
comes to be written it will be found that the Weekly
Dy5Ter has been one OF lie chief things which conrbu
ted TO its Almost from the foundation OF that
journal it has been the habit Of the contributors every
wednesday to dine together; In the winter months
the dinner usually held in the front room OF the rst
floor Of No IL, Bcuverie street. Whieriara, the bust
ness Offices Of the prdpdf tors, Messrs Bradbury and
Evans SOmames these dinners are held at the Bedford
Hotel Coyent GARDEN. During the summer months il
IA customary TO have or twelve dinners at places in
the mel, hborhood of London, Green1ich, Richmond,
Blackwell &c. And once year they attend the
al dinner Of the finn az hch eouposit1rs, readers,
printers machinemen clerks, etc, dine. This dinner
is called the Way Goose aud Is often referred to in
Punch
number Of Punch discussed. When the cloth is
moved and dessert is laid the table the first CUES
ton put by the editor is What shall the Cartoon BET!
During the lifetimes of JeTold and Thackeray, the
discussions after dinner ran very high, owing to the
constitutional antpathy existing between these two
Jerrold being the Oldest as well as the noisest gener
ally came off victorious In these rows it required all
the suavy of Mark Lemon land he has great deal OF
that quality 10 calm the storm; his award always
being final.
The third edition of Wednesdays Sun Is generally
brought in TO give the latest Intelligence so as to bring
the Cartoon down to the latest date. On the Thursday
morning following, the editor calls at the houses Of the
artists TO what is being done. On Friday night ell
copy delivered and put into type and at two o'clock
on Saturday proofs revised the forms made up and
with the last movement of the engine the whole Of the
type is placed under the press which cannot be moved
until the Monday morning. when the steam is again up
This preeauton is taken 70 prevent waggsh tricks on
the part Of practical Joking t6hpositOrs.
At these dinners none but those connected with the
staff proper permitted 10 attend the only occasional
exceptions believe have been Sir Joseph Paxton,
Mr. Layard the present Foreign UnderSecretary. Chas
Dickens, and ChaTes.Dckens, Jr. As an Illustration OF
the benefit Arising from these meetings may mention
that Jeold always used TO say ut is no use any OF US
qusuelling because next Wednesday must come round
with ia dinner when will all have TO shake hands
again" By means of these meetings the discussions
arising on all questions helped both carcaturist and
wit 10 take broad view OF things, as well as enabled
the editor 10 get his team to draw we'll together and
give uniformity of tone TO all the contributions
North British Review
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
T.. =. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.

RICHMOND, April 18th 1895.
NTOTECE.-G daily prayer meeting is held st II
~ o'clock A. NJ, in the basement Of the Methodist
Church. corner Of Broad and 10th streets under the
spices Of the Christian Commission.
Citizens and soldiers are earnestly invited to attend this
meeting.
apl4-H Army OF the James.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

At grand entertainment given in Paris by the Am
bassadress Of Austria, thirty ladies appeared bats,
and in that strange disguise executed dance with great
skill.
The workmen at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, who were
on strike have gone TO work again. on being assured
by Secretary weles that their grievances would be
promptly attended TO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
By GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers,
r EASES OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
L thc NurnI DisIricI al AUCTION. ..On

AuCtOneeEs,
T EASES OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
i the burnt District at Auction. On
WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL, commencing at ~ O'Clock
NJ we will lease at auction upon the premises respec
lively, the following lots, 10 wit:
The property upon which the Park House recently
stood situated on the south side of Bank between 9th
and 10th streets facing the Square embracing three lots
fronting about 2OIeet each and running back rs feet
more or less. 80,
Also the lot north side Main street between 18th
and 18th streets opposite Eagle Square upon which
.tood the tenement recently occupied by Mr.. b. W.
Knowles-25 by 100 feet
The lease will be for three years with the privilege OF
five years.
Terms fully stated at the time of leasing.
This property is all centrally located, and adapted to
business purposes.
By request Of the Executor Of s. P. VIAL deed.
GRCpBS Il WILLIAMS,
an24-tds AuctiOneers
BY HANES " CO.,
81 Main street.
WYE will sell, by auction On WEDNESDAY next
w at our store, assortment OF Furniture, Beds
Bedding, &C., consisting Oh
Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedstesds
MsrhletOp and other cabinets
so as, Siieboards, Chairs
Tables Wsshst2nds
Feather Beds. Mattre sea
Sheets, Blankets
Books Cigars Tobacco
And many other desirable articles.
Consignments solicited and received till morn ing ot
sale EANES & CO.. Auctrs,
ap22--4t "a Main street.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
CORNER VAIN AND NINTH STs.,
RICHMOND.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

THE undersigned respectfully sOlics the attention Of
l Dealers and Families in Richmond to his new and
well assorted stock of Family Groceries Hams Flour
Boots Shoes Notions, Tin Ware Canned Meats, ege-
tables Fruits Jsllies Cigars and almost every conceva
BILE article OF merchandise known in we'll filled store.
JNO. CLARK,
ap20-s. $50 Main street third dooi from stb.
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General Commission Business.
WI. MACFABLANE,
fOf the late firm Of MACFARLANE FERGUSON;
Book and job Printers. and ate Propretors
of the $. l. Messenger0
IAVING lad his Office and all he had made for the
II last Thirty years destroyed in the great conagra
ton offers his services 10 his friends and the public as
general Commission Agent.
lie will receive and sell on commission all kinds OF
country produce rent out houses, collect rents DC.
His office for the present will be at his residence
corcer Leigh streets All letters addressed TO him
Box 500 Richmond Post Office, will be promptly at
tended to.
FOR SALE.-.-0ue set of 5. /. Messenger, rom us
commencement August 1891 to the last number pub
lished June 1864 Bound Price $780,
an2b...2aw2w WIN. MACFARLANF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Auc ionee..

WILL he sold at auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th
w instant st l2 o'clock, p. NJ, at the carpenter
shpp of Mr.. George W. Jarvis, at the corner of Cary
and Foushee streets the Frame for house % by Is feet
two stories high With wig IA by Is feet all ready to
put up.
Ais0, lot Of Lumber spd Doors, Frames and Sash:
and one MortisiDg Machine
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
auQ4-tds Auctionecr
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NOTICE.

T. ANCASTER & CO., STOCK BROKERS, may be
l. found for the present No 2Sl Main street second
DOR. Office hour rom G q oclocf. ap2l-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

y w. WILLIS,
NT. No. 90, Main Street.
VIII be sold, at AUCTION, at my store wedn day,
April &c at 10 o'clock, desirable Lot Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Ready Made Clothing, Shoes &c,
Tobacco segars Irish Potatoes salt Beef Cakes Crack
ers, Goldfish, &c.
Ap 25-2t Gee. w. WILLIS. Anc'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

IN IssoLUTION OF Co-PARTNERSHIP.-Th Co
IL Partnership heretofore existing between the IN
ietSigne is diss lived by mutual cOnsent-the dssou
ton 10 take effect from and after tie l2h OF December
1852
wM Y. COLE is alone authorized 10 use TIE name ef
the firm in liquidation. JANEs HISS,
ar90-69w. VIM Z. COLE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
This Day.
By E. b. Cook, Auctioneers,
40 Main street

GO Main street,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th Instant al 70
" o'clock, will sell at his residence Of = G. Tai
colt ESQ., corner Of Seventh and Franklin streets al OF
his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, EN-
brecng a very general assortment OF Parlor Chamber
and Kitchen Furniture amongst which vii! be found
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs
Tables, Book Case
Brussels and other Carpets
Bedsteads. Lounges
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Feather Beds, Pillows Bolsteis, Sc.
A set of Cottage Chamber Furniture, complete
and in irst-rate order,
Together with an assortment OF CroCkery, Glassware
and Kitchen Utensils amongst which is Cooking
stove in perfect condition.
This sale offers inducements 10 Housekeepers and
Others TO replenish.
Sale positive.
TERNs-Cash on delivery.
Sale conducted by E. b. COOK,
APP 4-tds AuctiOneer.
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

NOR Beautfying tho complex on. efectually re-
moving
Tan, Frecklss, Bloi,hes, snd gfsing the Skin an
elegant smoothress not easily attained BY any other.
It, use among ladies' OF Fashion in the East gives
it q character for efficacy which at once stamps itas
Infinitely superior Tor the toilet Of sny lady.
Can he obssined from any Respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise from the prOprie-
r..
hurley, PUDDLE a co
Corner Seventh and Green streets, Louisyiiie.
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Claim Agonc
JOHN 0REILl.


OFFIcERRs Aonthiy and QuEtsHJ R
~ nus'sr-ort Rolls promptly eEsalis4
Particular sitenhoa given % tie U
claims ior oommissary and QuaTiswsssa
shelter receipled for or not.
Claims Tor Pension. Bouny, Arrears ofhEh.
Money, pay or Horses lost 10 service 49,
Ei'h juft demsnds agsinst ihe Uatsd sas ,
tended Is snd prompts collected.
Vouchers procured for memoranhm us
Vouchers formal OF Informal. eoAectsL
Officers Qaartsrmasier and ~Oclni-sE-
no matter hos complicated. eEe,eat at.
days.
omceu PAY Accounts made ouL
1853
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RfffaENeIs

Hon william Q. BroanloE. GOysnlr tn,
nessee.
Big Gen James ?. HFsaalos. Adiataat 6sla
of Tennessee.
MAJOR eeae1si g D. Stanley, flh Army cogs
haior Gene 81 George ~ stonemau, Kaau.
Tena.
BIT MAJOR General r. v. johnsoa, na
Fenn.
lune3-smf
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FOR SALE.

ON THE l6th dsy Of Angus. 1865. between The
~ hours Of ten and e'evcl O'clock A.. N st the
Courthouse door. in nashville, under = power Of
sale. w Ia waiver Of redemption, contained N q
mortgage executed 10 me on December Is, 1850,
by Jonn W. Martin, a d duly recorded N the Re-
gisteris Office Of Davidson county, in Book M ~.
on rage 500. I vi } sell q pulse suction, 3 HOUSE
AND q il The city OF Nashville, on the West
SIDE Of sunni err street, adjoining the lot wherein
the said Martin then rsslded, and bounded IS
follows. Beginning on the corner q the last men-
ronsd lot thence running bsck WestWardiy With
the lines OF TIE same IzJ Get 10 a stake; theuca
NorthwaFcly IS feetto q stake; thence J astWaralY
l0 fest4O summer streets amt thence Southwark
ly IS feet 10 the place OF beFimninGs-h being part Of
the same lot pure based b. said Martin OF Joseph
Prrkins, about the year 1874. and formerly known
by The name OF the Talbot Lot
Said house and lot Will h sold r cash.
iy2l-20i PATRICK MoDERMGf.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO TEE
ID
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville. Tennessee.
Tar,sUsE DIr.hnrNr.


Once Of the Comptroller Of the CurrtBcy, !
Washington, June &c, 1865.
WHEREAS, by saishaAcry evidence presented
TO .he undersigr ed, N has Teen male 10 an.
pear that 1.-THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK or
eAShNlLLE," in toe cry Of Eashrige,s 10 ne
county OF Davidson. and state u 1tnnessee, has
been duly organ zed under and according 10 ths
requirements Of The Acs "a Congress, entitled aAn
Act to provide 8 RatcDsl Currency. secured BY Z
pledge Of Urited Ststts bends anl Ia provide Ion
the circniat on aad fedempt onghrrtof. approved
June 81, 1854, and has complied s. th al the nYovi-
slons Of sad act, required 70 be compiled With he
fore commencing he business Of Banking Under
SAID act
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
OF the Curreiley, Dc hereby certify that '"The Third
National hank Of Naahvila,r IN the city Of Rash.
vile, in The county OF Davidson. and state nf Ten
nessee. u authorized % m the business OF
Banking under III act afort said.
- In testimony whersos witness my
Nhand and seal Of Office, this sixteenth
k[N Jday Of Jrnes 1865 FHFEM
SON FREEMAN CLARKE.
Comptroller Of The CUR ney.
So The above institution VIII be opened for busi.
ness N thecourse Of a few days. Of which due 20
EDs&R IONS. Cashier
ie27-2m tftty rapers c0py.l
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I. M. aoHLEIR.

HtHE ARTIST. vel known . our Old rssidsnta,
= las nov sretarned % The G ~ and vii
iasaid atanA enEam a. Cherry and Onion stTssis,
6iVa him . eA. UttFlm
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SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

( nv urtas Of 3 raedof Irast. fzreeiea or
Is ihe ists tooru buchsnan. sfuaf 30
~ 1865. daiq registered IN iha HeEsiH-
IL Dsdlcrf c9luiT feanfEe4. IsA ~
b m h.ehesi tidlef. irrcaeh 90 Us
-. 81 tfe 10A das 81 ACGrsr 1fzL ID
~ $ les : Dgser. HEnai - nef, 80
lar Tracis Fl Lind rouEa fet 3 me ~
eessed. aafl41d ia Hedlof6 c111sf, ab-ri
one hair niIe en- arF7eee nsfrt 81
vic add NnttaHaoH HEIIcaI InaiHa 49,
rosfan at1rl fou rsHgnaEei aad 81
Thee lands are - sell kueHa asffarrff
~a@rrDf9u. 10 - co cedtG ~ b. Ee
BRA - EojleFi co~1utFloar fhcFof
Bias 0raas. area asad vel aaapiettq
Ihc Iiatle Lend tefy erit
b@tcf cfera- Ih1ra - eFa = &c
81 raFT la|nie Wstar ontsa inRt laa
q = BE- asr1h hoods a1yNnete
lEErcnZs tennlfa &c h8
b : wei worthy ihs sHeo p AH
e uake aas .nqeslnf1i m LH 49,
Fcrl al xDallou apry 3 Son
u9e Te.e- 81 mmgssf oear fhe
J0HN & DAY
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Ballding Lots for SaIe.

+ RAVE 9 or 10 lots; immediste,y beyond the
ii Horticultural Garden, vel ateEtea FOR bald.
lag purposes, which I viii eel On god erna.
sessa-s III HuaH auFTH
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HEADQUARTERS Posr OF NASHVILLE, l
NASHVILLE TrNr IulV l5Al865 I

Special Order NJ. Iso.
g., e aiU q Hal
o. and sfe- This date, I'll Soldiers found loifer
ng around the city OF n ,hgille, Ten[, a ier heiB.
mustered out Of ths service, I'll be Immediately
arrested .4frs r~ruUr-a5tE uaTal
The Officer in charge o. Provost Gufris vi car
~ into sdect the atove order serd 81 dainquent'
20 military prison Post &c Nashvl e. and report al
rames a. oate to these Heedq s~arters,
BY ord of n. +. Wood, I'D C md'e Post,
+. ". DlCkHURT, A. A. A.G.
iulyI6-tr
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain and Fancy SWisses. Checked Muslns, Nan
socks, Jaconet Tick Muslin, Ruined do, Irish
Linen. Taoie Linens, Towels, Linen Cambros.
plain and fsncy; B rdseye Diapers, Linen Handker-
ch els, Bemstteh do fine hmhr, idtred Sets, Resl
~ d Va encinin Cola :. Grape Sets, SWiss Eog u 3
laecnet do. lnseriings. 1ahetta Ribbons 10 al
Eioths and in al eoiors; sink Settings, Buckles
sscmeilarg new ceHets. Velvet Ribbons, etc ec.
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arrs On csmledlDd rf
.KI0 aseta kahFIe, EtEr -
nriahbarhood cfth 1
~f5oir = p ftooficn 81 -
Isl. CHlLrk& AZ 800
-,an~s 30. M0aU As
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q. s. $40 Six per cent.
COLLABORATING BONDS.


These h0aaa are nov worth . hsnasors pre-.
MUM. and are e1empt 8 are al eoVenmenI
BOads, fOa Ssoss, oaaa. aaa mnipa s~araaoa.
'0heh adds BON one o arss per cent PEI asusm "a
ae5 raae, e'cording to the rats levied upou otsrh
properly. The Interest is payss.s semi-snnusih
By coupons attached to each nose. which NAV y
cut Of aud sold % any hank Or banker.
The lassssss as , 30 ser cent, smousa e.
one cent per aay an = $50 noss.
Two cents " s1OO 81
Ten "a 0 .
80 . a 1000 81
81 a. 5000 d"
Notes q 81 the denominations named un n
promptly furnished upon rsselpt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series Is precisely simi.
lar in form and privileges 70 the se~ysE-Thiraes al
ready sold, except that The GOvegnmeut reserves
tOitsslf the option Or paying intersstia GOLD coin
A per esnt. instead ef7s-Ioths 10 currency
Subscribers vii deduct he Interest ia currency MP
to Julyl5ss. "a ne time when tAey subscribe.
The delivery Of The note1 Of this third series Of
me s~eyentArtes viii commences or The let Of June
and will he made promptly and continuously aasr
that date.
Inc sigt change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES Affects oaly he matter or interest,".
The payment in god, if made, viii be equiEa'eut
70 the currency interest of he higher rsts. Ell
Thefesurn'to specie payments in the event Of
which only NH Che option 10 pay interest IN Gold
be sEailed Of, Fould so reduce and equalize prices
that purchases made with SIX per cent. in soll
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
threa-tenths per cent in cnrrsnnr ms j. y.
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