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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27
RAILROADS,


&k2 % "a zGE
ICH MON D AND DANyIII.p
~ RAILR0AD-CHANgg OF sCHgbtIr.y
On and sftsr MoNDAr, Eoysmbsr ( Ia a.
TRAINS on this road Viii BE- run A. iolic. n' The
LfHCHBURg AND DANvILLE AND WAY Az.
COMM0DATI0N PASSENGER TRAiS ''
Leaves Richmond daily Except Sunday
.s,.. =; i;:..;; A. ~
AHvo * Dannvlhe s...................t@P
Leave Dsnvilie daily tsxcept Sunday -
Arrive al Richmond .;, al. sy
Vile, Nashville, Memphis. New Orleans &c -,
Lynehburg, and for all way stations on the go,b.
Side railroad, will take thls train. ~ AM
q, anIs trsin stops NJ ali way stations bst-e.,
richmond and Danvilie.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN GOING WEST
Leaves Richmond daily 3ppy
Arrives ut Danville at......,,,.,,.. 10 p ~
arrives ~ Greensboro at..,.............I2l 10 A n
: stopping TO put down passengers only A, Cal.
neid, Powhatan, Mauoax, Chuia, Amelia CO...
n nine' 1stersviiis Burksville, Mehsrrn, Ksys.
Ferry, Barkesdale, kinggoid, DanyiIla snJ ~.
lions west OF Danville. e"a '~'
GOING EAST.
Leaves 0reenboro' at.....,, snpy
Arrives at Danvills at........... ~ y r.
Arrives az Richmond at........,, n "a r.
stopping only a. Reidsville, RuT7n., pa,,,s.
panvilie, Ringgold, Bottom Roannls bsnn
Branch Meherrin, and Chula. "A''
Passengers from Richmond for all s,a,t,r, -,
OF Danville, Charlotte, Columbia, AuVg,,. u
SS1n, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Noble. ana
NeWo rieans, eta Columbia, will take this ,r.in
THOMAS DODAMEhD
no V-u suuaYinsnvd.v,
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STEAMERS.


TALLY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
IL POINY.AND ALL LANDINGS q sH1l, -
ON JAMES RlyER.-On and after fs-v ~
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the a2szzs<x-Es
elegant steamers
GEORGEAENA....... Captain ID. J. HILL,
JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain u. Z. GlFf9kp,
will leave LudlaIn 4 Watsons wharf DAILY en'
cept Sundays, at s o'clock 4. NJ. for CITY PolAI.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LAaplaOs
ON JAMES RIVER. c,.-
Passengers by these boats will arrive a. City
Point in time to connect with the cars Tor Peten'
burg. ann
Fare to City Point. ....."......,.".'slw
Fare to y orfolk......
Fare to Norfolk, second class........... ]"
The 8EORGEANNA leaves Richmond NOSDAf,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. murine
Returning, leaves Norfolk TT ESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY. assn,
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. .,.,
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, wEDNEs'
DAY, and FRIDAY.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
Omce at steamers wharf.
J. II. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
Once corner Fourteenth and Franklin 'ueen'
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RICHMOND AND PErERsBCRg RArLEoaD 10 -,
RICHMOND. Va November l,gs


RICHMOND. Va. November J, 1888
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
w MONDAY the 9Th instant the trains on Tai,
road will run as follows
Leave Richmond daily Except Sundays At 70
A. II. and p. NJ, and arrive at Petersburg A.
SO A. NJ. and $50 p NJ
=, Leave Petersburg daily Except sundaysl at "A.
N. and 10 Up. NJ, and arrive At Richmond a. u
a. M. and i2oP. N. All OF the above mentioned
trains make close connections with the trains Tor
the North and South.
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will
leave Richmond at II. Is A. ". and Petersburg Al
10 A. II. This train, running south, will couEec.
with the train from Petersburg TO Norfolk
The 10. is z. NJ. train from Petersburg will stop
only at Chester, and 4. 20 A. VI. and the 2loP p. ~
trains will stop only AZ Rics's, Half way, and
Chester; and the A. NJ. train from Petersburg
and the ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS viii ,top At
all places named In the schedule.
On SUNDAYS, the 40 A. NJ. train only will
leave Richmond, and the lO.l5 p. VI. train only
will leave Petersburg. Z. n. GILL,
no3-ts Engineer and Superintendent.
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PIAs0s' r,Aso.nH5Ra

WV
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXcHArGB,
lss MAIN STREET, SEAR THE PosT-oSSiss'
JOHN W. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES N. sTIEFFs CELEBRATED PiANos'
Those Instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In eompeaaon
with the bes makers Of the country, ana are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PRofEsSohs
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M.
PROPONENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
with the privilege OF exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons VINO ns'o
STIEFF's PIANOS now in use:
General r. E. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas II. Wynne, Richmond, va
DR.. Huston, Richmond, Va;
Colonel Nat. Tyler, Richmond, va;
Samuel A. Eaton, Richmond, Va;
Captain John Greanor, Jr., Richmond Vs.
Thomas 8. Quarles, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. l.. w. 6lazebrook, Richmond, va;
s. Hechinger, Richmond, Va;
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, va.
Anderson's Art Palace, Richmond, Vs.;
Professor Ambold. Richmond, Va;
D. B. Pairo, Lynchburg;
Professor Graham, Stanton;
Professor A. J. Turner, Stanton;
Miss Mary Baldwin, Stanton;
Harvey Eanger, Rockingham county;
b. F. Harrison, Berkeley county;
&c. Williams, Jefferson county;
Colonel James q. Seibert, Shenandoah county
John T. Watson, Page county.
A call Of ALL IN WANT OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
,s,a,I,ua5 Tvpus LIBERAL NOT
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nay AND TRANSIENT
ARDING
ByMRs. N. 3. MOTLEY.
ooRxYR THIRD AND FRANKLIN sTREBTs.
Richmond, Va.
Also, several pleasant ROOMS, for families.

DOARDING.-ROOMS, with BOARD,
10 suitabls for faminss or single gentlemen, can
be procured son reasonable terms, Broad street,
nexf door 10 DR.. Duncsn's church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSEs.
DOARDIN BACK-PARLOR
ID ROOM (furnished), with BOARD for lady
and gentleman, or several gentlemen, can be OBJ.
OF CLAY. Also several more DAY B0ARDERS can
be accommodated. Charges modreate:
no as-6t MS. s. II. MONTAGUE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

D 81. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
H. LAW, practices In the city OF Richmond,
counties Of Chesterfield, Henrico, and Hanover
Also, attends to the COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.
On ce and residence, Manchester.
Communication addressed 10 Manchester, Va,
Iii racaiya nvonnt aftention oc Gts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTU.
j xxRs OF TOBACCO. I'VE are msnufsctsEing
W s;nt:s ..S iIs.. 81 ySS
ny want nssSinsSy Tor tSis yu a % ell and
sxs sx before plyshssins. We believe II only
n - % hs sssn p be lni!snaliy sdopted. Ihfa
arss , =. WING, teassse ASlpy. e Txsntieth
ons worm, corner ct Caxy aqA yentsentA HSeels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

~ N. WALKER d CO., Agents for
W. The celebrated GROVER 4 BAKERS 6kW.
INC MACHINE. win ofsr every indsesmsM 70
throughout the United States. They also do sny
kind 81 machine sewing Il cheap price, and "
the most beautiful styles u the store ~ pfoss
afpsAt niehm0nd. VA ~ kp-<a
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

TR. SAMUEL LOGAN, recently Of
IL Charleston, S. c., offers his Professional ser
vices in the practice Of SURGERY, including
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR, &c. Office, No.
1924 Main street. Residence, Decatur street, Man
chester. ho1I-lm
DR. CRENSHAW'S OFFICE AND
IL RESIDENCE removed to els Franklin street,
between Sixth and Seventh. no ITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27
PIANOS.

pIAN.o-FoRTEs. . .o Par:
i tiss looking for PIANO. Trss
vernon street, a good instrumentsu
Is can be made and Of the latest styles, d so"sf
prices than are usually met with. cu.u
uoH WOODHUubh kA0nz-
rTO BE SODA splendid ~
i PIANO FORTE, seyen octayes,
In rosewood, Louls XIV style, Ds.V VU
ing Virginia IL was recently purchaser In No"
York and will be sold ut q bargain.
WOODHOUSE PARHAn
no17 Governor street near Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

DOARDING.-Mrs. SARAH GAM.
ID BIZ has taken the large and wsll.srranged
house, with oil the modern Improvements, No. d27
Main street, second door west Of Seventh street,
and VIII be prepared 70 receive boarden by the
she has como very good rooms which sre not en-.
gassd, and would Ike 70 have few table board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

DEST QUALITY COLORED KID
BZEKIEL's, No. Il MAIN STREET. have few
dozen, best quality, all colors and sizes, LADIES'
KID GLOVES, to be run OF at low figures this
week. Call and get 3 pair, those In want, at
RZEKlEL CHEAP STORE,
No. Il Main street,
oes nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

FUNH
On motion, the /" Form of Government" or
Constitution of the Church, was taken up.
The committees report occupies large
pamphlet. It was taken up clause by clause,
and occupied the greater portion OF the morn
ing session.
The Assembly adjourned till o'clock this
morning
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05
Last Lays Of Charles Lamb.

! 1t is sad to think that Lambs lat
ttr days we've not OF the calm and
pleasant soft GescTiLcG by his friends.
A great tenderness and delicacy, q
friendly scDsitivcness, has kept back
1Iom the account OF Lambs history
much which concerned the boIrid
spectre Which attended hin. through.
out his lie. We ere led to believe
that in time that great and dreadful
sorrow had been sOi tened fOf him,
and haf, as it were, faded out, and
that the evening of his days had been
calm and tranquil. This, at least,
world he tie impression, reading lis
c'osirg at Edmonton. But it is said,
and II Is vOuched FOR by good author
lt!, that not long before he died he
ana his sister had been placed at
Enfield, in a house called Bay Cot
ta2t. with a woman named KedtOrd,
who was accustomed to take care of
deianged persons. 1t is said that
both required restraint, and that the
woman OF the place treated them
with cruelty, often locking up brother
and sIStertOgethcr in c!Ostt DUNG
scme OF their its. 1Lele are tlose
Who rfcoliect having seen Mary
Lamb at window, tearing up a
feather bed and scattering the feath-
erS i'll the air. Fortunately, tIi6lds
iouEd out this pitiabie state of
things, and Charles was removed in
TINE to EGm0ntor, where he could
die IL peace. During that time his
mind seemed 10 be flied with but
one subject. 1t always reverted to
Cnclldgc, and in the strangest way
even hlmorously. He would in
-trlrpt the cOnI ersation with an ab-
.ult exclamation, $50 Coeridge is
gon, ~ On 2lSt OF November, only
i've weeks before he died, he asked
o write something in a friends al.
)Um. "Nhen | read the death o.
Noitlidge," he wrote, "it vas with
'ut aricI. 1t seemed to me that he
lad long been Oh the confines or the
lcXt world that he had a hunger
or eternity. But since | feel how
.reat palt he was OF me, his great
nj dear spirit haunts me. IcannOt
make a criticism on men or books
Without an Intellectual turning and
eierence to him. He was the proof
nd tollchstOne Of ali my cOGitations.
He was my fifteen years old
ricnd, without a disSention. Never
aW | his likeness, nor probably the
'orid can ever see again. l seemed
0 love the house he died at more
aSSionately than when he died. e
hat was his mansion is consecrated
D ne a chapel" A more pathetic
hime to IA departed friend was never
DIIHded. He seemed never to re-
Dvel the Ilow.- W. 7. Fitzgerald.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

E"ims h'Hd d, Of choice SMOKING ana CHE
ING IOBi. 60
b"Hnlut II VtNA CIGARS PIPES 4, a..
Ai>1 FABLE KNIVES aud UkkS,CASrOPs
tp hET U Ltkl nom III bet nrnuiactuIip-
lHn't .OI, Enii nre. LAMPS Pntty.
lNi :" 10 WnIrw Cas-. ,S~0Ifed.
90" liput. tied NmdnD Sr,k.
HARl'N ARE % every description ordiuarly u#e,
IN '"td,rg !cppirIng.
CARPENTER > ard PLANTATION FOOLS
ETC. f g. ETC.
TIE vile sttk Las tren luuyht TOR cash fIur
til hand. tid will he sud Is cfral, a, cin hc ,r.l
crn ed i. NV q lrou-
'O@Bl M'H .RnS " 60 hy ,,,ict .ttorti.
20 nH-lnt>, I'd ch.,i prices wt end, ny,, TO pr,,
'h"InN'lv'- worthy "i ii gener ~ patronage.
Dee. 70, ls6j Iy
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

20 An honest Philadelphia Ger
m.,n got excited over an account of
the e.oppMtnt oi Il married woman,
and exclaimed, "If my vie runs
away nit anOtheI'S man wife, | viii
shake him out of her brcCchos, Ii she
bc mine iadtr, mine Got"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

II An accident which occurred
on one of the railroads, caused by
the axle OF a tender giving way, de-
tanned the train several hours. A
lady inquired OF a gentleman las.
niger why it was 50 delayed; he
Gravcly replied, MADAM, it was Oc-
casioned by what is often followed
hy serious conscquenceS-the sudden
breaking OF a tender attachment"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

re- Sir Thomas Coke finds moth.
ing to abuse, except his wite'S crinO-
line and Mrs. LongbOw MiIes's hoop.
al they have no other advantage"
Sneered Lady Coke, "rhey keep the
men at proper distance, and that's
a great blessing" 40 the man."
srowled Sir Thomas.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

ES Don't tbink Of knocking out
another persons brains because he
differs ia opinion from you. 1t will
be as rational To knock Yourself on
the head because you differ from
yourself ten years ago.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

- Some day it will be found
that to bring up man with a genial
nature, a good temper and a happy
frame OF mind, is a greater effort
than to I,rIect Lin in much knowl-
edge and maly accomplishments.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

f< A "StrOng minded woman" is
of the opinion that the only effuctual
way to promote peace is TO feed man
Oh nothing out Vegetables.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

|
.)S LBS GUM OPIUM.
~" "" ''' ,,,. np',n. '',,. N,.r;
60" 80" ,,. A%%;
'M Y9 &c Ssir'M; y H.
d I'D z TIT tie. ,'D Il ~ SETTER. Bitter,
o.. :, ,hdnm Schrap,.
. B,l,, >ar,si.nil'p;
i. J;moca '5nty,;
4" \ uH,hy Mu>t rd;
3u ~ b., IL SAT-;
1..n.,.,, r. n,,.,... n.".
~
NEUR.s LGIC COuparyD
No.. ,,...
''''''n 'u'e '"' ""'u"a'S' "hd A''r"lG" 'h
it wo.,t fo,m.
Go = fer al kid. oe s,,r,,,r b,,,,,.
nam
t"' sale "
- = AN'N As-AlhN2 ~.
Mi''i-''.
S'eI ibo row DIS JI,i received aud
" r sac d,
MUSRY, RICH ARD. sc,
Jan. "a II
" Mu.BY. RICHARDS 80.
~ 'o,,''
I'M y"
o'c21 hu~BI III "Hh1DS so
-- -
.,
spices o! EveTy D CIiptlCD.
i"" I"" s'''' I,, L".. " : M.
100 lu.,-...Ee:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

40 DRACHMS SULpHATE MOKPHGt-
wv just ieceiv d ,oDd tui ,a,, l.,
dt,2O MOrBY klt lARDS Il c..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

Honesty-An excellent joke.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

re- Lift not foot till you have
asceItalned the nature of
the ground on which you are to tread.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

re- The more a man accomplishes
the more he may. An act We tool
never grows rusty.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

Gen. E. Kirby Smith was in Lou
iSN Lie Oh the 10th ul;.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-05

Critic-A bad dog that goes un-
chained and harks at every BODY he
does not comprehend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16

NEw YORK, Oct IL.
The dry goods market opened duh and insotiv,
in all branches Of trade. The prospect Of I
storm has kept strangers from the market, snt
the Indictment weather this morning preventl
transactions. The advance in cotton has mad,
holders firm in their views, and buyers decline u
take goods until more settled condition shall b,
apparent. Prices nominal.
| The seasons activity is we'll over, and the due
tua,ions in the material has unsettled the re-
naming business in cotton goods very much. Thu
jobbing houses keep watch VI the small receipts o
| leading makes OF goods by the agents each day
and take them up as soon as they arrive, so tina
the stocks do not accumulate in agents hands.
Brown and hleached domestics are quiet for tn
moment The advance in cotton has caused hold
ers TO be quite arn, and buyers decline 70 operat1
at the advance.
Standard dry goods not changed in price
they generally held At 23c, some few make
are triae lower. The prices Of bleaehed good
remain firm for leading makes. The following
prises were quoted Dwight R, 2oAc; NASHUA
Xxx, 22ic; Lyman Z, z3c Medford, 2lAe: Stan
dard, zoe.
Ticks and denims are steadily held, and stock
are light.
Canton aAnnels are in light supply for leading
makes, and wanted
Prints are without change. The trade In thes
| goods has become very quiet. few cases are re
ceirsd daily by the agents for leading styles, Ar
these arc distributed ~ soon ~ they come 1t pri
| ces substantially the same. The supply 10 jus
equal to the present very light demand
Wooden goodsa very quiet, with the exception
Of the lighter kinds.
| Fisnncls and Lindseys are in steady r~ques
| and prices well maintained
| Blankets are in great variety, Of handsom
makes, and sell rapidly
| Most branches oil foreign goods are quiet. To
| day the market has become more irregular, an.
the storm prevents any particular inquiry. Thi
| morning the call for high coiorsd all wocl plaids
Yelsets and other goods suitable to the later fai
trade, is very steady and prices are kept up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16

THERE was . rumor on the streets yester.
day that a gentleman, just returned from the
gold regions, had been murdered on
the Packet, Saturday night below
Hannibal. He had from seven to ten
thousand dollars in belt around
his person. The murderer assailed him as he
came out of the water closet, inaicting fatal
wound in the abdomen with knife, and after
accomplishing his hellish work added still
more to the awful crime by pitching
the corpse overheard. gentleman on the
hurricane roof Of the boat saw the body strike
the water, aud immedtely giving the alarm,
the steamer was stopped, the yswl manned,
and the body recovered, when the wounds on
the same indicated foul play Search was a.
once instituted, the perpetrator discovered,
and on the arrival of the Packet at Hannibal
he Was taken ashore and placed in con6ne
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16


Too Much CosFlpEscR.-Th Decatur
Chronicle of yesterday says:
"Laat week genteel looking man stopped
ct the Revere House, and registered his
name as VIM. B. Howe. He represented
himself as being q commission merchant al
~ Franklin street, Chicago. He told Mr..
Mills, the superintendent of the hotel. that
ne had been travelling for some time in the
interest OF his commission house, and that he
had been robbed Of one hundred and ninety
dollars at Pana. Mr.. NJ. offered to loan him
hfty dollars to get home on, but the amount
was declined, a. being too large. A tender
OF twenty-five dollars was also declined. He
drew sight draft on himself for twenty doll
lars, vince Mr.. Mills cashed He afterwards
paio ms hotel bill to the clerk, and TWENTY
nve cents exchange on the draft, thus throw
ing MIR. NJ. of his guard, and conveying the
impression that he was dealing fairly. The
draft was sent to Chicago for collection, and
was returned, no such person as VIM. B.
howe being found. II was, in fact, a dead
beat
Ihis is doubtless the same individual that
has gained the confidence" ofseversl house.
In this city. About year ago man answer
ing to the same name, but claiming to be
doing business for ST. Louis commission
mouse, drew several thousand dollars from
banking house in this city on bills of ladins.
subsequently he has 'done" several other
establishments in this city out of smaller
sums de has, by changing his locality,
svsaed the parties who had suffered a, his
nAnds, and at the same time piled his profes-
sion with uninterrupted success, judging from
the above item.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16

(ineAsAhss nsssAnn00asloouA nuDpnNWo
Dsnk, Of FkilAAS1phiA, - aeessns q ~ slesar
t1rss q ~ 49, - 0AsAtR lslns ps,ste1
insessA sfwfit116 go Ills sissllakiea.
Tie rssse6 u ~ 1rsasus9 DeRassnsat sAsw
that 6.nane 49, voAsd . NJ An1sse ~
1hy thsaoana Asss t1ndssi - ssssneS -isss
dollars aad ssvsaty-avs essts ~ 4 pssssIt es0-
| staadins. Thsss nesss beas upoa tAsir fAss gsid
vnlua.
TAs ueitsa 6taass Irsasssss y sraauA,lyy Anv.
Ing thdDsin, . Afly-nias llalliea ssvsA kdn1rsd
@2 ssvsaty-ai.s' tAossaaa liz AsnAssl end
twenty-five dollars havs hsse tslssasl aiass III
odsnai iSsss IT sixty niifioA AhA thirty Thousand
dollars.
It hsa bssa dssidsd ~ ths Asaine 0oaptssllsl
Of the Currency, that mutilatsd currency must b
redeemed by the redemption agencies u ~ "a
tional banks ss The eoHnsreisi esntrss - long q
reasonable doubt exists TO tAs idsstity u tn
notes presented. when the notes ase % badly
mutilatsd - to make the value or identity dim
cult to determine the case should be rslsrrsd t.
tbs bank by which these werc Issued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16
The Grand Jury and J.vsnile on.pa,
DrsTRIer CouRr UNITED SrArHs ,
September Term 1886.

DISTRICT CouRr UNITED SrArKs.
September Term 1866.
ontNe JURY REPORT.
Hon James M. lsse Judge:
Ihe Grand JHry Of the District Court oi
the United States Or the Southern D;etr;..
OF IOWA. IN eiosirg their iabors, beg leave to
call the attention OF the Court 70 the ;rn.r.
save necessity which exists in the State Of
Iowa for some mole Of reformation and MN.
ishment of Juvenile offenders.
During the present term the ;urv b.x.
been required, in the discharge of the;r d.,v
to consider the case Of lad between nine
and ten years of age, charged with robber,
y rod Once: and although the evidence
"A' suons' the jury could not, ia view Of n.
youtnfninesa Of the per,op ch.-..a 49,
'ne,1 m'no. 70 md an indictment.
The CONSIGNMENT Of lad ~ ...h 49,
sear' 70 the fsolssnsiasy, they hel;ey,. can
be conducive Of no good resal,. - san
himself il would entail an ..eor;s.:. = =. :.
criminals, end familiarity viii cr;m. =, 49, AZ
would mos surely end II Ais ir,tr;.. ~.
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would b IN inposihifsy. Pup;.hms..
would issally iail in most o. IN Of a, NJ 49,
posss for which \ j. intended. Our n,;.o..
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u. L00ho ANkRets
sr. LOUIS, Oct IS.
ToBAcco-Firm; sales Of logs at u 75s4 60
shipping leaf ut IS 4oall 90 manufacturing leal
at 4l6 f5a2s rs.
FLouR-sales Of Xxx at tl3 90; XXX ct SIS
I2i.
GRAIs-wheat dull and heavy; sAles at - o5a
Is for spring and y 4oa3 10 for fAu. Csn Arm
sales 1t s0sslc for mixed, and S1as4c for yellow
aud white Oats firm; sales 1t 4Sa50c per bush
closing. heavy. Rye; sales Mt ooa023c. Barley
sales st 81 Isal 81 Tor spring and 81 Aoal. 10 fol
fall.
WHtsKnY-Sales at ~ 50.
| PRovIsIoss-Sales Of mess pork at $33 IS pc
barrel Bacon, little doing; sales Of city cles
sides 1t zoe and city rib sides 1t 1sc per ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16
A great many philosophers have laid down

A great many philosophers have laid down
rules for the guidance of the human family,
promising that their observance would secure
the highest earthly happiness. OF course
this was all nonsense. The best way to be
happy is to keep yourself clean, and the
best article wherewith to purify yourself is
the Eclectic Cleanser" 1t cannot be
squaled.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (stl