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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

NOR RENT, HOUSE and LOT, on
II Grace, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
house, with many other conveniences. The
locality being so convenient toa parts of the city,
makes it very desirable and of rare chance For
particulars call at No. 1873 Broad street, between
Fifth and Sixth. NH 3O-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

Tor RENT, a SMALL ROOM, ON iirst
door. partly Furnished, With closet attached.
wan suit single lady, or.might DO for gentleman
and wife will not suit single gsntlsmen. Cooking
and washing done. and servants attendance fur.
nikhcd. Apply on Grace street, sccond door ftpm
Third, south side. References required.
NH 2f-1ko
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

FOR RENT.-A HOUSE, suitable for
a small family, situated on Twenty third street.
between Broad and Marshall, for rent to a good
tenant Applv to r. II. WHTTLOCK,
Broad street, between Twenty-third and Twenty.
fonrfh NH 27-eod3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

NANTED, WHITE WOMAN. to
w cook and do general Homework. Recon-.
mendations required. Apply Immediately ct the
third door above the corner Of Franklin and Twen-
tieth streets, opfesite Mr.. Lucass grocery store.
NH 99-3te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

CLERK WANTED.-I wish to EN-
~ PLOY iirxt-rate CLERK, Of steady hsk:ts-
ply unless they are exempt from military duty. or
disabled for field service: References fequired.-
Apply to Captain ]. H WAYT.
Commueation Once,
NH 29-3ts corner of Ninth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

LITTLE ALICE, Miss LOTTIE EASION an
Mss NELLIE WOOD appear every night.
ADMISSION: Psrque.te. =; Gallery, q; Pnvse
Boxes $50 per night.
Highest pricapaid for old and new CORK at u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

EOR SALE, PRIVATELY, the PR.
VATE and THEATRICAL WARDROBE Of
Miss IDA VERNON, consisting. in part. d The fol-
lowing articles:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

found myself in the lake among portions Of the wreck
the cabin having broken 70 pieces. swan to . life
boat that saw partially drifting, and attempted to get
into IL but was washed of BY heavy sea and carried
toward the Meteor. EntsBged m the bulwarks Qf the
latter steamer was the broken flagstaff Of the Pewbio
70 which cung until rescued by rope being let down
from the Meteor.
CAPT. Mckay Of the Pewabic. remained perfectly
cool and collected doing his utmost TO the pas
sengers by preventing panic lowering the boats &c
but as his steamer went down 20 quick be was unable
TO do az much he otherwise could have done. The
Meteor remained all night In the vicinity Of the catas
trophe and picked up those Of the survivors who were
aost on pieces of the wreck. About O'Clock Thurs
dey morning the propeller Mohawk came along, and
the rescued passengers and those Of the crew who
were saved were transferred and brought 10 this city
nothing was saved from the Pewa5ic.
STATEMENT OF J. oNIEL.
We left Sault Ste Marie Wednesday morning We
had on board should estimate about 140 passengers
The day WAS fine one, with q fresh breeze, and the
Pewabio was from six TO miles from Thunder Bay
lights under ul headway Of steam when she colided
with the propeller Meteor bound TO Lake Superior 1t
was about "a in the evening. before Ii was scarcely
dark 1t was little hazy or misty but sin the lights
OF Thunder Bay plainly visible at the time Of the
collision was sitting In the cabin at the time, and
the moment the collision occurred ran out and Jumped
on board of the Meteor and the rst person helped on
board was Mrs. Mcknight wife of one Of the owners
OF the Pewabic The Meteor was seen a long time be-
fore the collision The Powapic sank witain I've
minutes after she was struck.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
I.asest ship News.
ARRIVED.


! Steamship Als,hany. Flssg Baltimore B hour ntse 20
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
Steamship Constitution Greenmsn Savannah Aug D. indss
aud pass, Wskemsn, Gookin snd Dickinson.
| Steamship NaruEa Weieburs Savannah Aug 10. mdse.
! and pass Livingston, Fox Co.
L. s. stesmeT Huntsyile - Pm adePna a., a,
Shin Adele (Beg) Clausen. Shields - days coal, W. =.
sehmdts SON. al xht winds AID cams during toe whole
Ship Lord Lyndhura (of Liverpool 9rahsm, Bombay lll
dsys via Pefnanbuco July g. hnsscd, Sc, to Napier
Wexford.
BARK Msrie tBrem). Meyer, Bremen "a dsys, "d'e and
pass, Herman koop Co. .,
Brir Elizabeth Han Schultt. Cludsd boovn Jhy w.
hides &c, Mollsr a Ihebaud. -.
Brig A. b. Patterson fof Turks Is'and Pike, Fofso Csoes
IL dsys, coffee. Sc., Dillett Bli.s
Brig Lima smith Kingston, Jam. y days, 10 Henry W
Cord0va.
schr. Minnie Cobb. -. Providence
schr Hse Baker Burgess Savannah 10 days, with eoss
70 e. l.. Colby n Co.
schr. Fanny Kesting Rich. Linssn 10 days.
schr. Gloucester, Lorder New Hsveu
schr Joseph Hsl Coe Portland.
Schr Rod ian Bowman, New Bed'ori
Schr w. O. Irish -, Providence.
schr Res,les. log Sclly Weber Palermo yans 49, uhs
Chamberlain. Phelps X 60.
schr Bertha (Du,ch) Hendrka Klein Rio Grand. 81 dss
hides and wool. funch, Meincxs NeHdt.
BELOW
Bark Webioot. 100 days from ChiDcls Island.
BARK NonpNei. spoken on the i3sl, bound to boston-
Brig Bachelor. from Porto Rico.
Bng Emily Fisher Corning, from Cow Bay.
Two briz. unknown.
4. = schr Climbers, from Port Roys.
WIND--N sunset. S.s.w.. light.
DISASTER.
schr Chs Cooper snow tor Dfgh'ou, pis iron; in HUI
Gate woa, Hogs Back, where she lies 'al o'
"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
RnssenRera ArIiyed.

10 steamship CONSTITUTION from ssyannsE ssf,y M IN
Mrs Kinloch and children Mrs P. y. Hoy W. H. Thsnp
SON James A. Gray and lady b. L. steysns j. C. Naehas.,n
Mrs C. C. Drake, child and servant G G. Drake, H. Aar
Brower Mrs suivan children and servant MI o. ByrDs,
L. C. Warren JEFF ID. Howell, Benz ID. Davis, n G. bssy,
Gen Dwight and servant. A Proinsme. Mrs Assey, Ma.
Mssey fchildren and servant Mr. Role Peter Rsoner g.
A. IL Osesbee, y. F. Bunbury DR.. Scott, J. o. Cohen.
In steamship Wanna fom SavsnnaMrs. Jane Ric hersen
P Dxi.yn.k LADY two childsn and servant Miss Ausasts
Dssynski Mrs Cohen aud ch;d Miss Hannah Bal MIS-
J. C. Clark snd child Mira NJ r. Adams, Col. X ID WaIhet
] Burkhslm H. Leon. Col. c. L. Sehlsisr J. IA A,en, IL
Brown r. Brown, J. Cohen J. Simon, Miss T. Barrett, Ni''
kst- Jones sud four in steefsgs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

THB BENEFIT OF KINDyEss-THs WILL OF
MADAME JUNELL BURR.-The country pastor Ct a small
Episcopal Church, near Carmsnsvle. who very
kind to Madame Jumel Burr, recently deceased. was
appointed by her. just before her DEATH resdusry legs
tee OF her estate worth about $7Oo 900 to $500 o from
which he will probably realize very handsome inds.
pendence She asoleft means enough to eroct new
church for the rector who kind and devoted to the
old lady when she had shut herself ont from the world
and had grown SO moody and msanthropic as to have
few friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Mr.. JEROME HOPKINS gives concert to-
morrow at Saratoga, at the Leland Opera House

ROBBED IN A CAR.-At late hour on Satur'
day night Pedro Rincon when alghting from Fourth
ave. car at the corner Of Fourteenthst was pushed
aside by Chas. Tucker and Thomas Clarke and lmms.
diatey made the discovery that his gold watch vsnsj
AZ 500 had vanished. He handed over Clarke, vLcn
he had observed with his hands in close proximity TO h
pocket 10 the police but Tucker. TO whom the vsteh
had been passed according to the compAinents stse
ment escaped. and not arrested till yesterday
morning. when he ventured appear in ccnrt for NE
purpose Of satisfying himself TO the dspostion made
Of bis alleged accomplice. Unfortunately ior himseA
he was arrested and both parties were committed fl
examination without bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

OBITUARY.-Mr James NJ. Murray. well
known city politician, and for ID or 10 years Clerk
Of the Jefferson Market Police Court. died on satur
day during visit to Staten Island In his 6fty first
year. His mother strange 10 say, deceased q few
hours before her son, and the funeral Of both will take
place this afternoon at Krescheryile Church Staten
Island. Mr. N. leaves a widow and number Of
children, with large circle Of personal friends 10
lament Lis deuise
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

ALMOST FATAL ACCIDENT TO THE RECTOR
OF GRACE CHuEcH-The Rev. DR.. Taylor Of Grace
Church. while driving out a few days since at his
country seat near Hyde Park Duchess Co., was
thrown from bis vehicle by the fractousness Of his
hghlyDetted horse. and severely injured that for
while bis attendant physicians believed he could not
recover Old as he is the Doctor is very tough and has
elastic constitution, and, much TO the snrprs. OF
the learned gentlemen he rallied and is now be.
leyed 10 be out OF danger.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
IwHO Is sHEll

n
fng recumbent in her chair. in q nimbus OF vhi,e
drspery with her beautiful at her feet she
bled more one Of the cherubim than creature OF earth
Her soft auburn hair in simple wayelets her fairy
fingers towing with girile nothing could be be-
vitching nothing more divine and vet a pale and
MYSTERIOUS supernatural sadness is beginning to show
upon her smooth forehead. Some secret sorrow IL
snswiDg at her young heart. Her child her idol ia all
that holds her TO Life and bope 1t il the old, old story
Beauty and the Beast. Eighteen months since she
was sold in the fashionable shapbles TO Mussulmsn.
whom must not name. Marriage. sacrifice, neglect,
goodness fraud and lust have wrought their ruin. The
kiscovery comes too late; retreat is closed Sighs in
secret leave then impress which neither smiles nor
words erase She does not dance but sroled once
through the gay scene, almost unnoticed Next
En probably. IL II find her here see her a shattered
seaufy, wrecked spirit Life is not long enough TO
mourn the osei but Just as surely Is she the unsp'
proachable belle OF this season Cythefea the
ornament Of the Temple Of Jupiter.
NEWS AND LITERATURE AT A DISCOUNT.
On the whole while there is 9 great deal of sweet
,ess and good looks and good thoughts doubt too
cannot but add that there left something TO be
sesired 1tey did not strike me ~ being companion
Able women except Of IN the dancing sense The
,ouyersati0n OF the ball is If not at
cast insipid j yentDIed 20 remark 10 chance part
nsy IN Guadnls in order 10 break away from the IN
sBify Of twaddle Isn't IL pity about the cable Z"
-f,Nn her answer revealed nav msi1dgment, for she
"a ,'Qnocently What cabeT To another on hear
no her make use Of beautiful quotation OF Shelley.
Nod +" DO you like the Queen NAB /" when my CLEAN
~ oorofo,' was spoiled with, Why what country is
AZ. lueen ~ never summoned courage enough Tor
.l0a aEeT efort tie whole evening
s1Y, U AND Last DAY 6 RACES
Tie attendance u tlt eouIie tecaJ wts larger than
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Burning Of the Meteor, the Steamer which
Ran Down the Pewsbic-Ns Lives

DETROIT, Saturday. August Il, 1866.
The propeller Meteor took fire on Friday
morning, while IN the St. Mary Ship Canal basin, aua
was scutted and sunk In twelve feet of water Nc
lives were lost The passengers lost oil their effects
The Meteor is the same boat that Colded with the Pc
wabic. Both boats were owned by j. 7. Whiting 4
20 of netroit
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
From SARATOGA.
frnm Ffrss Page.

Ben. 8. III. Thompson, Hon fIomboi smth, ~ a Uor
psQ J. l.. Davis esq, A Mann Low, esd, george f. "
ban, ESQ, John T. ByhBdt eco.
ON
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
All that's bright must fade
The brightest, It'll the fieetest;
Az that's sweet was made
TUE BELLE OF THE SEA.

TIE BkLLE OF THE SEASON.
The secret might as well be told now The belle OF
the occasion and the place is no maid but wife
fear to trust myself with any description OF her appear
ance lest some awkward touch should cause her
nodesty to blush at her fame creature 40 fair 90
symmetrical near perfection did not think existed
ssve in the domain Of art or fancy. She resembles
somewhat Tinans mistress except that her eyes are
nose rather oval face lips firm fine emf and deoi,ye
form medium sized but in exquisite proportion. ewes
gray and fascinating;
& The light of love, the purity Of grace
The mind the music breathing rom her f.co
The heart where softness harmon zed tie w.
And oh that eye was in itself soulir '
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24


CAno, Jan. 24.-The steamer st. Nicho.
las from New Orleans of the 10th has arriv-
ed enroute for Louisville, with 81 bales Of
cotton.
The steamships Morning Star and Finch
boy, from New York, arrived 1t New Or
leans on the 10th.
Commodore Palmer, commanding the
Gulf blockading squadron, has returned to
New Orleans from Mobile Bay.
Capt. Reynolds ard others captured by
guerrillas on the steamer verango have been
released and sent to vicksburg.
There is but little inquiry for cotton in
New Orleans.
Forrest is reported as concentrating his
forces at Houston, Mississippi, with veiw
of making raid into Memphis.
The steamers Belle Memphis and Glen.
date from Memphis arrived on the 2lst with
adetachment of troops from Memphis, cross.
ed the River and attacked band Of gucr.
rillas At Mound City, killing one, wounding
one and capturing five withou. the loss Of
. man,
The expedition was still in pursuit of the
guerrillas.
A private letter from Pascagouls Of . re-
cent date, states that Changers forces have
fallen back for the present, to within the
limits of the town.
The roads since the storm, having become
so bad as to render it impossible to trans
port supplies to the position formerly held
by them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24

w ASulN0IVN, Ouu co.
The Senate has ratified treaties with the
Northwestern bands of Shoshone Indians,
establishing peace, &C., the several bands
stipulating that hostilities and all depreda-
tions upon the emigrant trains, the mail and
telegraph lines and on citizens of the United
States within their country shall cease. The
boundaries of their country as claimed and
occupied by them are as follows: On the
north by the middle Of the Great Desert, on
the west by Stcptoe Valley, on the south by
LOedoc or Green Mountains and on the east
by Great Salt Lake, Zuilla and Rush Valley.
The Indians agree to move to the rescrva-
ton whenever the President shall deem it
expedient for them to do go and become
hertlsmen and agriculturalsts, Government
having them certain annuitic in money,
provisions and goods. The Indians also
agree that the Pacific Railroad shall not be
molested, and that military posts, &c, may
be constructed, the gold and silver mines
worked and mining and agricultural settle.
ments formed and anchcros established
wherever they may be required.
It has been enormously reported that Ad-
mlral Porter confirms the report that the
rebels have blown up Fort Caswe and the
steamers Tallahasse and CAickamauga. His
language il as follows:
A large force of gunbOats occupy the river
between Caswell and Wilmington. That
place il Theoretically sealed against blockade
runners No Alabalma's, Florida's, or Chick
amaugA's or Tallahassee's will ever fit out
again from that, and our merchsts viii soon
be enabled, hope to pursue in safety their
avocations He further says, we shall move
along carefully and have no vessels blown
up by torpedoes If I can help it, and think
We will be in Wilmington before long.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24

Quzssc, Jan. s4.-The opening debate IN
Parliament last night, the Government vas
sustained BY . large majority. The conduct
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24

DAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ~.
The Monitor Camanche steamed into the
bay to-day, and has sailed on her trial trip
to the Car Island Navy Yard where she will
he fitted up for service. Commander Wood
worth will probably take charge of her..
The steamer John L. Stevens has arrived
from Mexican ports with $1,000 In gold
and nearly 2,O0Q sacks of silver.
The receipts Of bullion since the 18th inst,
foot up 81 500, 900.
Exchange unsettled, owing to the Eastern
fluctuations In gold. Currency bills are at
90 per cent. premium.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24

M Yoas, 3aA Aklkst yvIlnln6osu
Qoeslinleapf - - ~:
- seniseaa1a Ca Whi1iag - -,
vith abeet S,eoo 0oefs, - ~ fathc
'Ths ssuliies go u lstvas ) ~
eevsgu 90, end loo1o1 ~ No heurs, ND
y hen1 With 10 soeony.
We have ~. hsoRt = satR ioto dstafls,
nee % comment q ~ dloao(spue evonk-
We ny tsll esr rsaders, heysvsr, that ~
DnnGSB W6d6g ID ~ DIR, ~ u =
Sueeunb 70 thsis forces, hsvine bssa ..
saulted % his -, end laud, and NJ fbseG
by he sailors, marines end soldiers q ~
O0o0y.
I'VE are ia - lsasn," eaessn Lynch.
bug Rspa6lican. 'lipm a anthovitivu
ooufcs, that he salt works wfll aenin b In
euccsssfal operation By February next, Pc.
dbly. - light ~ IT, injury b thsn b
the late rid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24
NEW York. Jan. %

NEW YORK, Jan. ~
Eighty bags Of the California over land
mail, which had accumulated, were dispatch
ed by the 1sthmus route today. This mat.
ter was sent West TO Atchison, Kansas, and
some of it went to Julesburg, 400 miles
further, but as the Indians practically hold
400 miles Of the plains, the mails were re
turned to this city, and It IL thought that
regular communication will mot be resumed
before June.
The Commercials Washington special says
important military news is looked for from
the South hourly
Gen. Terry has force enough to reduce
Wilmington, while Sherman, with the ad-
ditional troops placed at his command, can
walk through South Carolina.
There is to be an investigation Of the sur
render Of Beverly.
Il 10 said the rebels had as many prisoners
o. they had men to guard them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24

The subscriber, being shout to start for Cali
fornia. offers his SALOON, STOCK and FIX
TURE6, for sale ct . l2reot lDAseoQnt.
The location and patronage il good. Apply 70
JOHN CALDWELL,
second street, between Perry and Rock Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-24

WARRINGTON, Jan. 70.
The House military committee have agreed
70 report bill for slight increase in the
nay Of army officers.
Mr.. Blair IN expected TO return from Rich
mond In . day or two. Leading Republicans
secuted the idea that there was any founda-
ton in the current peace rumOrs. Mr.. Blair
has had repeated interviews with the Prcsi-
dent and Davis on the subject.