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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
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GARDEN SEEDS

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{. = GARDEN SEEDS =
~ ~ In their Stock Will be found:
CHAMPION Reapefs aud Mowers. :. go =
RUssELgss Rsapers and Mowers s..
Hgi 81 Thnrrsss' . Mac inssa.s ~
UNION CHURN--makesB Batter in Minis.
SIS Corn hiiis, Geassn q q sa ~, soathrl
FANNING MILLS, stanfora's New ps;eut.
s99sent sfsw fa The Cheapest, sea-
Is Smaller Outside d has Larger Riddles,
Has More and Batter Riddles. does twice the work
Has an mp and down JOLT, with aide shat =,
Cleans and Separates all Kinds Of Sc EDS,
Cutting Roses, 80 81 =
IaOosIER wheat DRILL 4 Seed sowsr !.
The Best in the World -
Cider Mills,
f-'''s'' 4: III 4. WALK ERss New Patent. (
iaaAs8z The Cheapest, simplest,
strongest. lightsst Fork. and moas powerful liter
Horse HAY Rakes &slag8sa
HYDRAULIC CLOTH ms w ASHER
ssI sas Waahsa Strealxy shirsss
by force of the water. vVfth0sxt Rubbing,
Washes more at time and faster than any
'9.e-11r Clothes Wrtngers.
PLATFOH m SCALEss0f Nelson a Davis'
#AE makes pronounee0 bF ToDafco
= Warphousman strongest most correct.
PL0UGHs. and Culftvat0rs,
& l.ONE-H0HsE WI DRILL.
FAUCET d MEASURE Coma bimed. Ia
New Patent and Great Convenence-
FILTERE Cheap.
l.z1E3gaz Durable, and EaactlTs. Ft
NOs-ExPLosIvaGc go c0AL OIL 9 ANS.
UNFR &c EZABLE PUMPS, New Patiently
1000 ~ which agitate Che water cheaper
and more efIsctiTs than Chaia Pumpa, or any.
89fs ENH Ai54 other kind Of water elegat or.
CoFFEE ROAsTEER, fEew Patiently ~
assiss s. a Goes by Gl0ckNvorEk, Roasts
Coffee without needing attention, browns every
grain TO same color. and u used To Conjunction
with 0szF OAd Dsxna1ziozs Cofxee Poas win
. -. aes4es1 make alwRgs perfset Cofssa.
NEW LAMP-sHADE a. A3faehmemf.
~ F3t9E I'VE " Patent for COAL OIL.
44sae Which permits tins Lamp
to be filled. trimmed and lighted without rsmov.
ing Shade or Chimney; casts no shadow beneath
fhf. Lamp; "a mere portable than Gas, much
cheApar, and O better Light for the eye. Many
nfnaz In New York have DISCARD d ID
GAS 20 use this Lamp and Shade
BIRD CAGES tbs hnesk ever brought hare.a
FOLDING CHAIRS, al styles, large and
small, carpet, slat5 cushion and Canes Seattle
& most comfortable Chair yet made. aud Ruaran-
teed perfect In wood and Workmanship. fA
- $500 and . large assortment o. f6sr
8 W0OD AND WILLOW WARE,
as4x 81 .lssss y AND 4ssasl zasIssassss1 s.
HOUS Excepting ARTICLES. $
g FIELD SEEDS /,
BOUGHT AND SOLD. ss..a aas.
MATTHEWS D FULLERTON, iFg
nas-dh LAC ssaw No. fs Main atrsst.ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

The voters of the Third Ward can
hardly serve themselves. better than 40
return Mr. William Mills, the Union
candidate, 10 the Council. He has been
faithful public servant In one, respect
he has proven lis value 10 the city be-
yond, perhaps any other Councilman
that has ever served the city. We have
reference to bis success in adding TO the
revenues Of the city from market fees.
Under the good old Democratic days The
markets yielded but a small revenue,
and sometimes by reason Of the defalca
ting propenaities of Coppsrhead officials,
the city was cheated out Of portion of
what was received. Mr.. Mills, however YER,
assisted by Market Master Rsdde4 has
increased the revenue of the city from
market receipts handsomely. His oppoa
nent, DIR. Mat. Muhlhansen, is known
only as fussy, meddling, intriguing,
Ward politician. Should his Ward Be so
unfortunate as to elect him, we predict
for its voters modification and ckagrin,
IL not positive pecuniary damage that
they will longssremember.
The Courier, in threatening the mer-
chants Of Evansville with the loss of
Southern trades if they darssto vote for
sober, indu Hripus, competent and re-;
sponsible municipal officers, in prefer
ence to those who have not these quail
fications, 10 both impudent and con,
temptible. It is scorned by the men Il
threatens and despised by these for whom
il claims TO speak. The Southern peo-
pie are not all traitors, if President
johnson is 10 be believed, Therefore
they are not hostile to the friends OF the
Union. Why then should they withhold
their trade from sa.ciiy which stands by
the Union and its brave defendersf The
Courier is as silly az it is insolent. II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
Notice to COntrgc tors.
Notiee 3D. Contractllo,rI.a.

AEARCH 16, 1866.
y The Common O5unciI Of the city of Evansville
will receive sealed PROPOSALS until the 9th day Of
April, 1866 for grading travelling aud payiwg the
Alley aitaatsd between Cherry and Oak ST reets,
understanding from Second to Third street. "a
BY order of the Council. s.3Mssas3 s ffsaf
a. MI. McaRIFF, Clerk
March 16, 1885, AR4 &e maR1Btd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

viii somebody please 10 inform no,
how il is that every soldier within the
city limiss who got out of the army
without securing an honorable discharge,
has grayitaied into the Copperhead party2
Some soldiers may not have thought Of
this statement. We ask them 10 exam
inc into its truth and ascertain if we are
not absolutely correct. We viii let them
philosophizs ever the fact at their leisure.
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We trust the Boys in Blue" who
have laid aside the indictments of war
for those of peace, will be outAfa force
to-day and vote their faith in lhg Union
party. The resoIalinn they adopted. at
their meeting on Thursday afirms that
lPall those who discouraged soldiers
while. tbiling op the march, and doing
battle Oh the field, those who encouraged
the enemies Of the Union ard the army
by declaring the war q failures, Che
rebellion success the soldiers hire-
lings, and the noble, patriotic, and. la
mented Lincoln 'hsnrper, have in.
Cured the settled detesfatiou and scorn
of every true soldier, and that they are
wholly unworthy the confidence and
trust ofsoldiers."
Yet the very men who did these
things now a soldiers to vote for them.
The prominsnflcandidAses on 1.-THE bogus
Workingmens Ticket for Council,
were bitter opponents Of the war, and
virulent enemies of the lamented Lin
colng Some Of them were in the habit
of denouncing the war as, 'tLincolns
war;" their codntenafaces were gloomy
upon the reception of the news of Union
victories, and bright with smiles when
defeat filled patriotic hearts with sor-
row. What we say is true, and can be
proved on some Of the Copperhead cam
didates for the Council No Union SOL
der can vote for Herman Fendrioh,
without simplifying his record as q sol>
der, or despising the cause in which he
fought. To aA ii ! ii !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

STATE DF INDIANA lss 99 tfiA8
vanderburgh County, q. / ISL afHi
The State Of Indiana to the Sheriff Of Wander.
BEFTHE HYHRs. CLERK OF THE VAN
L. derbul gh Circuit Court, do hereby certify TO
the Sheriff u said county, what officers are to be
elected for the several townships in said county,
at the usuaf places Of holding elections, on the
first Monday IN April .pa 1866 MHt 81
Por Pigeon Township four u0nstables. ~
For Knigh1 Township, two Consfabies.
For Armstrong Townships one Jastico Of the
Peace Mnd two Constables- gff basa 81
FOR Perry Township, one Justice OF the Peace
NJ two Congtables kseAtt
For Union Township, onalJ nstice OF the Pnaees
and two ConAfabies. - 4s +.
For Center TownAhip. Two Coastabiea.
For German Townships one Justice OF the Peace
and two O1nstables. s#sM
Z scott Township- One Justics Of the Peace and
w0 Constablea. VISA fNt H44M #e - =
Aud one township Trustee for each Of said SOW
eral townships. ~ .ss.ss
And the Sheriff 10 hereby directed to give legal
notice Of said eleeiion, tn Conformity with the
Statute la such ease made aud prov ided.s 81 81 e.
In Witness " hereof i harennto subscribe my
nanae and afIIx the Seal OF said Court ut Evans
willie, this LIST day of March A. D. 1S6G Esstxsf .
BLYTHE HYNES, Clerk v. G. o.
I, ALEX. DARLING, sheriff Of vandsa ksrgh
couEtys certify that the abo#e and foregoing Is O.
true and complete copy Of the original now on
maF3Aa fas ALEX DAZZLING, q. ". @.
Union, Courier aud Democrat please copy.l &
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Mo. 81 Main Street.
MEAL AND OATS.

70 BBLs FRESH OORN MEAL.
~ ESQ Rmshels Whits OATS, an excellent article
for seed Just rec sived aud for sale by IS ezaIs
j. O. DUsOOuHEF co.,
No. 10 Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
CITY ELECTION.

FEsHE FOLLOWING ARE THE NAMES on
Il the Inspectors appoip ted by the Common
Council to hold the City Election, Monday,
she "a day Of April next, Viz:
FIRST Precinct comprising the First, second
Place Of voting abe Common Council Chamber
tecond Preci net compEisipg the Fourth Fsfth
and Ninth Wards Philip KrRimer, Inspector.
Place of voting, Vinestreet Engine H0asss8 d III
Third Precinct comprising the Sixth, Seventh
and Eighth Wards William Warrens INSPECTOR.
Place of voting, Union Engine House, on Fourth
- sssa Hse Am. McaRIFF, CLERK Z
City Clerks 0aices March Il, 1866 mar2f-te
union copy.1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

Sergeant Whites only defense to our
damaging exposures. 10 that ghis grand
father fought in the revolutionary war
The defense only proves the Sergeant to
be recreans son of worthy sire.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
CHEAP PRICES AND si@A g -
s ssa-aF 9 coon ASSORTMENT.
saysfsas AT
q BOLLE & BEYREIss. +

s4sfsA SD no. "a Main street,
@asa slt sa81k gEVARsvILLE, IND.
{ WE HAVE just RECEIVED OUR FALL
w Stock, which embraces choice selection IL
Dress Goods, Cioalrs. Shamls, BalmoFai skirte,
Hobbs and Nubias, Gloves and Hosiery, CoFaets.
Olothss Cassimeres, Ladies' Cloths, 0assinete,y
Jeans, Fiannsls. Blankets Tickfnga, GinghAms.
oalicoess &C., Blsaehed and Unblaached Mnsiins,
70 mention. All OF which will be sold VKBT
cHHAP. Go and see ct No. a. Main stoet.
49, 8teA BOLLE BEYREISS,
Haptles 4sa4afA mo. 50. Main Street.
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DYE HOUSE.
ncy Dye House.

E' ancY Dye House.
n. GRAUPNER, CUR. OAK a CENTRE SITS.
(Ncar the Canall, 4 an 80
Has orened Dye House at the above place, and
ais prepared to color SlIks, Wooden or Cotton
Goods, Hair, &c, In all colors.
1. mm~ hold myself responsible for all damage
SUSTAINED by goods under my charge.
mM- Cleaning and Securing OF Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Goods done at short notice. Give me
a lair trade. (d10 6rn) = v. GRAUPNER.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-24

A "NEw" ROUTE FOR THE CANAL
A correspondent of the Lynehburg Repub-
lean, writing from Jacksonville, in Floyd
county, points out what he calls "new
line" for the extension Of the James River
and Kanawha Canal. This route. is by
Craig's Greek, Poverty Valley the sum-
init on the Allegheny, and Toms Greek,
to New river. This route has already been
surveyed and rejected as greatly more
difficult than that determined on years
ago by the company, viz: by Covington
and the White Sulphur Springs to the
Grecnbrcr river. The reports on the
TOMS Greek route are on file in the conf
pany's office. The matter of the route is
not the trouble at this time. The means
to build the canal is all that is now wanted.
The route selected is undoubtedly the
hest
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DIED.,

At her residence on Marshall street, between
Second ana Third streets, on Sunday evening, Sep.
TENDER 23d, At 4o'clock, after long and painful
illness OF over two years, Mrs. SOPHIA MILES, in
the seventy. seventh year of her age.
Her friends and those OF her sons, q. u. Miles,
r. VI. Miles, and William Miles, are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from Sycamore
Church THIS Monday EVENING at half past 3
o'clock, without further notice.
In the twentieth year of her age, at a quarter
before o. clock T. ii on Sunday, September 23d,
1855, EUGENIA COWLES, youngest daughter OF
William and Martha Z. -Tyree. i. ~
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
her funeral from the First Baptist Church on
TUESDAY MORNING, 25th instant, at II o'clock.
q r.. ...
Yesterday morning after long and painful ill.,
ness, of consumption, GEORGE II. D. CHlNN, in
the thirty fifth year of his age.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
his funeral on THIS Monday AFTERNOON at 4
o o'clock from his late residence, on Third between
Canal and Byrd streets.
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transferred to the North. There Is not
enough left to tempt even General BUTLER
to take command in tho prefigured march
Of murderers and plundcrers OF the SCUM.
ro,xrv,s ,so;ous could never be induced
10 march SO far for such poor reward as
the pluudered and desblate South coulu
afford, They would Indignantly reject 'he
rroposal and proceed to glut themselves az
home with the riches of the northern NIL
,onaires--to ravagc tho brilliant ana
princcly mansions where one young iady's
wardrobe costs thirty thousand dollars
where plate and jewels have been accu-
mulatcd with an ingenious and lavish ex-
penditure IN order to keep pace with the
unexampled profits of speculation, and
with the unprecedented gains Of peculation
and fraud. What grand temptation indeed
does such q field offer to FoRNEY's army
How could it be marched away from the
land teeming with precious things, groan-
ing with the incumbrsnce of wealth, to toll
and iamish and perish in a desert! Woe
bc unto the rich of the North, to those sin.
gle individuals whose income is greater
than that Of whole States in the South
when this threatened horde is embodied
in their vicinity. Robbers do not invade
tic tcnemcnts of Paupers; Thieves do moi
break into the cottages of the children o
Il u
from FoRNEY's and BRowNLow's cohorts
but on the day they are convoked let the
North trcmblc.-let the children Of the ricl
flee as would the hare from the hunter
the hart from the tiger. When the wa
of Plumber begins the Plunderers arc no
going to make mistake. They will g
where the Plumber is. They will not 60 t
the shorn lamb for wool
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SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
~ Harrison, doddin 4 Apporson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF VERY VAL
LEAsEaoLDl. ON TIE WEST SIDE or PEARL
STREET,. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETs-As trustee In a certain dssd Of trust
June, 1890, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court OH the same day, shall, In execution there.
Of. proceed to sell ut public anction, on the pre-.
misses. on MONDAY the ist of october, isss, At !
TENEMENTs conveyed by the said deed. consist
inp, First, OF that large and admirably well.bult
BRICK TENEMENT, with iron. front, now in the
nccrnapcy OF Messrs Bourmsn g. Stroock, at the
ANIMAL rent Of s? 900 for the cellar and principal
tioor Second, Of the excellent IRON FRONT
BRICK TENEMENT adjoining on the south, now
crcnutad by Mr. John J. Foster, at the annual rent
of 1850 These tenements are under lease, " lie 9
viii be fully explained at the hour OF sale and
being located in the most improving part OF pear
street where real estate Is in great demand, should
attract the tteution Of capitalists and others.
Terms: Very favorable, aud made known al the
tjpe Of sale. IA Kobhkf n ho"Tr Snsts.s !
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SPECIAL NOTICES
,a- CO-PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE. q.
80 ppANCtr 4 rSrpp . M

g BRANCH 4 CGRRANT.
". NJ. r. BRANCH, formerly Of the firm Of
rhomss A. Buckley 4 Co., Richmond Va, and
EMANUEL CURRANT, of Charlestcn,S 8. G., have
formed co-par,nership under the style and firm Of
BRANCH & CURRANT, to date from Au1ist lat
1859. to conduct the CHINA, GLASS, EAkTHEN-
WARE, aud GENERAL H0USI.PURNI6Hl&G
business, and have taken tho store corner OF
Eighth and Main streets, nearly opposite the
spotswood Hotel formerly occupied by Colonel
Walter D. Blair. IL.
Having purchased an entirely new stock OF goods
from frst hands upon the most favorable Ierms'
we na,ter ourselves we can offer - great induce
ments 10 those in want Of CHINA, GLASS, and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS as can be found in
any house in the country, and therefore respect
fully ask a call from orr friends and the puoilc
generally, before making their purchases
Sc p-ts #.t .# 49,.
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Brownlow and Forneys Rogues and
~ PlundereTs. "1l

JOHN W. FoRNEY, in recent speech,
inquiries whether in the event Of the defeat
of the constitutional amendment by the
South, President JOHNSON can, "in. his
drunken imagining, believe that he can
"lead this people into another war ="
Should such . war occur no predicts that
the recent conflict was child's play COM
pared with it, and that the army that win
then 60 to, the South will be one Of "mi-
grafton going "thers 70 stay" not only
"to revenge, but to extirpate that it
will try BRowNLow's remedy: marching
with three columns, Rome TO- kin, one, to
"burn, and one to divide the plantations
"arnong the men who 60 down. . second
slime TO avenge the insulted Gag Of our
"eountry." tfial. 3.
This adroit and. interruptions dema-
gogue chooses 70 speak Of this possible war
as one betiseea The South and The, NORTH, In
order 70 dsluds those whom he addresses,
and embitter their hostility towards the
South. In what way Is the South to wage
another war; II has not the means and
mas % dream Of such . thing--no more
than foMEy has. Indeed, 1t /, not In ;ts
power TO provoke Or .occssion one. IAN
who speak Of another war :, possible. mean
. war between parties q the NostA-a war
between tie defenders Of the Union and the
Constitution on one. ode, and the .Rpiical
destructiyes, ~ traitors such a. Fosssy,
on the other. ADS -, ,st s,.3
FossgY snsirsl, ore. Estimates the o..
feet Of l0rsshadcwinr an invasion Of thu;
EoutAo HI HGausblss uA moysabieHthati
can. can '.@ s ..@I e AZ see , ssA -.
" disppssssA nv hsvs asssdy hen
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PEAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
fNHE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLEs.lI

rI,HE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLED
Io TUE | On EHE pAAsvLLE RAIsoip Tafk
NILES EKoM Gsd 5gPhE2ThEp5 tSh SAt 81
GGSSEEHMfopaFi6S 70 or LARGE FAMILY he
of the ssd w the 0'G LIZ I S
ahoyr. containing $3.50 acres by recent survsy
hicf can be seen at our Office, OF which about W.
acre, ar. omen land in cultivation ana thc paiahce
in wood and timbor of oak and pine. The land
has recently been fanch improved, ana produces
well the usual crops Of tobacco wheat ana cofn
IN the roads rs well 10 the inside and OUT lde
fences. have been lately put in perfect order:
I'll ree ne sprin 20 and two ice-pnnds belons TO ING
Wib abo2p one thonsan nd fruit trses Especially
peach trees, and large garden. inc oa,aq1uiiSa
are very numerous tho main dweinss ,ri,R
line halls up stairs and down stairs. and TWO spa
cious porches front and back; has been th"soasm
repaired this season. newly panied nsiI paipt pa
ne red ali over, and improved sftor tue Eut"KGa I
style: the ovsrseers house near INC MAN ronros
1--WE barns two stables, one for the farm horses >
and the other for carriage ana sauu,e smoke
carrisge.honse a.. sepsra wish house, and every
borscter of building usually found on hrst claIS
real -estate-are fourteen in naLnb9 a. ors a. nw
no on the pre- misses, the result OF complete fen
ovation. The houses in and around inc 40
In Communication with eacn 0, ,rnnS the farm.
ond mass within three hundred yards OF the grove
shading the main house rom che FOODS oi hr
sre he railroad depot, telegraph ohce, and =
posofce, Is distant only qusrter OF mi!e nom
he awaiting. For y country retreat. orthe perma.
nent residoncs of family, the place possesses In-
,isnsI attractions The appearance OF II rom the
Isiiroad is beautiful aud striking. The dwelling
Hs The owner is determined to sell, the terms can
be made very accommodating, and real estate IN n
Richmond or stocks and bonds will be taken IN
psyment at their fiil market value. II desired, all
Of the personal property ON the place can be taken
the office OF the unJeTsigneI II Is believed ih at
no more attractive country seat has been offered on
ths market for = long tine. To any one desiring
lovely, healthy place, this presents peculiar ad-
yantases. NJ ..l
one can leave Richmond at o clock A. d. reach
Amelia Courthouse ut ", and return at I; al 70
he back I'm the city ats O'clock, thus having nve
hours 10 spend at the farm, in going and coming
For further particulars apply TO us.
: : ID > HARRISON, GUDDla APPERsos:
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by Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALEOF VERY VALU-
: ABLE LOT AT THE NORTHEAST C0RNRR
request Of Msssrs. II. X. Ellyson, Peter c. War.
wick, and Andrew Johnston, trustees OF the Rich-
mond Fire Association, we shall sell at auction on
IL o'clock N, that truly valuable LOT located az
above, on which formerly stood the building used
as the office of the Richmond Fire Association,
fronting twenty two and half feet running back
fifty -thiee feet, and bounded on the east by the
centre of the partition wall recently erected by Mr.
w A. Spott but with the proviso that the pur-
chaser OF said lot, when he uses Paid wall, ~ 10
pay to the said Spott ons-half OF the value thereof
This ot loo aied in the centre OF the business por
ton of the city, Is justly regarded as amongst the
most valuable for its sizeJ OF any that has been
offered for sale for a long time.
eighteen. ami twenty four months for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by trust deed:
HARRISON, G0DDlN y APPERsON,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
49,
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

MADAME GHI0NI AND sIaSoR sUslNls
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. a-,,.z
MAX sTRAkOSCH. ................. .plrec.oI'
SEASON POSITIVE ELY LIMITED oslA NAohis'
Grand opening night
: THIS (Mondsyl EVENING september sith; =
II Verdfs grand opera In four acu,
ERNA N I. a. 80
With Madame ANaioLiEI GHToNI, seisnors
iRFRE, MARA, and sUsIN1 in the prineipal
roles. c.,r o,,h Tho
1atsst New York sensation, the Rieci Brnthrr s
famous comic opera, CRlSPlN0 IA IoM AMI NJ,
ths Coblsr and the Fairy,l with Mademo,sse'e
at1SINI. and COLETTI In the principal roles.
SCALE OF PRICEs.-press circle and parquetttes;
,nciudinv reserved seals, "a: private boxes, VII
and ais parquete and family circle, ~; gallery,
50 cents ,,,, e.
change Messrs. J. W. Davies Sons, Is. Main
sst,ans - =" : 80, 0"..ls.. ne Alt
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By Paine l. Co.. Auctioneers'
lOS Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A STOCK 0F
DRY Go2Ds,, ,t HATs, AHD K WsEAbsSfsbAY,
October 3D., commencing at 10 o'clock, we VIII sen
at our -rooms, by order Of Moses Mite dor.
fer trustee, the entire stock OF hessrs Flelshman
RIGH FANCY and BLACK SILKS,
Sic PLAIN and PRINTED MERINOS,
BLACK BOMBAZINES and ALPACAS,
PRINTED and PLAIN DELAlNES,
- BLACK and COL0RED GRAPES,
WHITE GOODS, in variety;
"' PLAID SHAWLS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CLOTHS, BLACK and FANCY CAsSIMEREs,
SLTINETS LINEN DUCKS and DRILLS,
f+t COTTON SHEETS, RICE CAMBRlGs,
SPOOL COTT0NS, PATENT THREADS,
COTTON and WOODEN HOSIERY, In va
RIBBONS. FLOWER FEATHERS, 4
BUTTONS, COMBS, SHOE. LACES, az
LAGES, TRIMMINGS. &c, ~
win q isEi1 ii"S MADE CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS
BOOTS and SHOES. .,o -.
TERMS: Under 300, cash under *3Vo, slxtS
days over 5000, ninety days credit tor approved
endorsed notes. fAls ~
Sc 2L-tds hueIioiiSots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-24

John NJ. Bolts is out in letter defining
his position; but as it contains only the
same disclaimer made in the extract from
his Paterson speech which we published
Saturday, we do not deem it worthy of re-
printing.