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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01
Union Mass Convention.

Pursuant 10 Recommendation ri the State Central
Committee, tie Unnn voters OF Wayne County will
assemble in Mass Convention at Centreville, SAT-
uTday. February 10Th, at II o'clock 4. NJ, for
the purpose Of choosing delegates to the State Con-
vention 70 be igd at Indianapolis tie end Of Feb
ruary next; and TO take measures tor securing a
thorough organization Of the County.
CHAs. II. BUKcnsSAI, Chairman.
Ian. IL, Is66. Wayne Co., Central Committee.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

s barely gwen 70 the citizens OF v.-rs ,or,.h,,
= Waya- coaH.r, Indiana, that i1.ead :, auuly az
he term % n. Com ssoaers Court Of wava.
es4H ry con- Eneue1ag On tss fret Eoadzr IA ga,ch
1855, Tor License 20 sell Intoxicating fs4~r. ia t.,
Quantities han quart AZ tine and Ter the san.
y = dr-LG toe PROMISES 2ccorixaee With The
Ae. approved Sth AArell. I555.-Tns tsy.ua..@x On
which propose sell Intoxicating 1900
as soiagsTs: Refag part Of 10. No ~ Il: TIA c.v IN
esrg423, - thz- part OF sad city lad out oy Jsre
1izh Cox, or The east SHE Of Pearl street north Of
The CIt1ens Bank being The room now OCCUPIED bv N,
Tor q 6-oc-ry store ANTON BEsCHER
FEB !, 1855. o.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

The execution of Mrs. Grinder took
place on Friday. notwithstanding re-
ports 10 the contrary. She acknowledged
.ha. she deserved death. She confessed
TO the poisoning Of Mrs. Garuthers and
Miss Buchanan, but denied all knowi-
edge of the other charges against her
Her department on the scaHold was calm
and collected
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

d uary, 1855, the ahors named Plaintiff. BY John H.
Popp, her Attorney, filed in the office Of the Clerk Of
the Navne Common Pleas Cour, her co m against
SAID defendant in the above entitled cause, together
with the affidavit Of COMPETENT person that said de-
feHdan James W. Wolf is resident Of toe State
Of Indiana
Said defendant, Jane. W. Wolf rs therefore, hereby
notified Of the fling and tendency Of sam complaint
against him and that unless he appears AMI answers
deanres thereto, the calling Of the said cause GU
the second dav os the Term Of sail Court; be
bogun and held the Court House in FentreTiffe on
the Seeord Monday of NAY next, SAID complains and
tic matters and things therein contained and alleged,
y he taken AID the said viii be beard
and determined In lis absence.
81 Witness NOSES q. Lesson and the
seal Seal Of said Court q. Cen,reviils this
- 30th day Of January. 1855.
MOSES ID. LEESON, CLERK
By X. G. Corbaley, Deputy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

DIED-0a Monday night 3: II O'Clock az drops :,
SAHuEL z. mitchell
The deceased was very est.nzb!e geni.eul4a a4d
citizen and during the last iye years Connected vita
he city school IN the capacity Of tsaeher. He leaves
large circle Of friends whom he va. eniearad -
his ki13 disposition, 70 his untiue.y seatl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Organization Of Board of Trustees
CIRCULAR or THE BOARD.

In compliance sith section No. 4 Of act sppr''F-
cd December 50, Is55 providing for State Normal
Scbool,the Trustee appointed pursuance q said
act in the office Of the Superintenten. Of Public
Instruction january o l-56 and organized e. elect
inr Join InSie, % Evansville, President, and Isaac
hiaey Z, II Richmond, Secretary.
i;y vote Of the Board i ordered
ist That books be opened - receiTe proposals for
sie location OF the Normal School until the 18th day
81 Nay 1900, and 4 the proposed donations from any
place 80 80 900 or its equivalent, :ha,
proposals received alter that date shall lie considered
that notices Of the opening OF books for this p1rose
e furnished to tae Indianapolis Journal ami Herald
for publication With request that papers ihroug aout
the STATE copy fae th=t circular be addressed
to the people Of the State the subject Of the iocA
toa Of the Normal School.
Board adjasrGel 70 meet tomorrow q. ~. O'Clock
\. ".
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

E,sr- Col. T. ". BsowSE, Is announced in the Ran
dotph County Journal candidate for Congress in
this District.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01
Resolutions upon the Death of S. B.
Schlaoie.

On Monday of last week, committee
from the members of the bar, assembled
At Centrcville, were appointed to draft
resolutions in regard to the death of the
County Clerk The committee reported
the following on Wednesday morning
WHEREAS, Lieutenant Samuel b. Schla-
gle, Clerk of this Court, departed this
life on the 2lts inst, and WHEREAS the
disease which caused his death had its
origin in the military services which he
rendered his country, in many a battle
for National Union, and WHEREAS we
recognize In him another patriotic vic
tim to the maintenance of National Su-
premacy, THEREFORE,,
ResoLeed, That we Join with his aff1ic-
ted relatives in deploring his early DEATH
and in the regret that he was not permit
ted to enjoy the benefits Of restored
Union, TO " hich he contributed his best
energies
Resolued, That in his death we lose
brave soldier, a good officer, kind
nei9hbor and q worthy citizen.
Resofyed, That these resolutions be en-
tered on the records of this Court, and
that 3 copy of the same be presented TO
tho parents Of the deceased.
JESSE p SIDDALL,
WIN. A. PEELLE.
81. WILSON, : Com.
WM. 5. BALLESGEg,
JAMES PERRY.
The resolutions were spread upon the
Order Book, and a certified copy for
warded TO the parents of Lieut.. SCHLA-
GLE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

Charity covers q multitude of sins
the tailor q multitude of siunees
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

MARRIED On SUNDAY erenins last, b- James VI
Poe. Esq. Mr.. William NJ Hen sou # this township
to Mss Rebeca Jane Trimbe; of this city.
On Tuesday evening last, BY the me, Mr.. Vii
liam j. Smith, Miss Charlotte Cartr all OF ,hi,
city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
HIS EARLY STRUGGLES.

Some months ago we gave st some
length extracts from the public addresses
OF President Johnson, IS comprehen-
sive account of his political opinions
Mr.. John Savage has just prepared 4 bi-
ography OF the President, which deals
with his private as we'll as public life and
history, and from il we extract below
some interesting particulars concerning
the youth and early manhood Of our chief
magistrate.
Mr. Ssvages book, which is publ
by Derby 4 Miller, No. ) Spruce street.
New York, is entitled, /" The Life and
Public Services or Andrew Jonson, Sew
enteenth President OF the United States.
including his State Papers, Speeches
and Addresses - Il has portrait Of
the President and several illustrations
of scenes Of his early life and is contain
ell in volume of FIVE hundred and fifty
pages.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

Through the kindness If Mr., Jesse j.
Brown, OF the First National Bank OF
this city. we are permitted To publish the
following interesting letter from Gov.
Morton
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01
CABINET FURNITURE!
A Purchase and Removal

The united stocks of Furniture of b. W Elliott and
Mr.. Mason, make the assortment of Elliott Bloom
the BEST aud LARGEST from hich to make sclce-
tons before of red in this City and the People
spectfuy invited To call and examine before
making purchases elsewhere
ELLIOTT 4 BLOOM.
Richmond, Ind, Feb. l, 500. 49tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

The house Of = Mr. ] b. Dice, a, South Beu3
struck by tightening LAST week, and his wife slightly
injured
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-14
Virginia Military Institute,


THE BOARD OF VISITORS will at the Virginia
l. Military Institute the 9th of June to make ap-
pointments of Cadets Applications for State and Pay
Diet appointments will be made to the undersigned accom-
panied with the usual testimonials of good moral chara
ter.
Candidates for appointment must be exempt from bod
y disease, OF ages between 16 and % years. and the
case of State Cadet applicants satisfy the Board
their inability to meet the expenses of the Institution
Candidates for admission must be able read
WELL and to perform with facility and accuracy the various
operations OF the four ground rules of arithmetic
ducton OF simple and compound proportion, and of yu
gar and decimal fractions.
State Cadets Zone for each Senatorial District will
supplied with board and tuition without charge.
Every arrangement has been made by the Board Wis
itors to maintain the high scientific character Of the
tute and to put in full operation it's well tried and dis
tnctve system OF discipline and instruction
The graduating exercises of the institution will take
place at the Institute the 4th of July. The
tons will commence the 9th of June and be contn
ued daily until completed. The public are respectfully
invited to all of these exercises
For all further information application will be made to
the Superintendent.
=. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
,,o Superintendent.
may "a 16-Wit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-14

Regarded by majority of Congress as the re,
bellious representatives of a rebellious people,
could it be supposed, for a moment that any en-
bassy we may send, can induce change of Con
gressional policy,--a policy sustained by two
thirds vote over the Presidents veto ? Whatever
tended to a restoration of the State to the Union
commended itself to his judgment; but he regard
ed this as time when silence and patient wait
ing for further developments would be both polite
and dignifed.
Mr.. Dick replied briefly, moving in conclusion.
that the resolutions under consideration, together
with those introduced by Mr.. McIvor this morning
be made the special order for II o'clock to-mor,
row.
The amended Constitution was made the special
order daily from IL to o'clock until disposed of
An ordinance repeating the provisions of an act
of the General Assembly-in relation to negroes
and persons of color of mixed blood, passed It's
several readings under suspension of the rules
An ordinance to repeal sec. II of an act of the
General Assembly, concerning negroes and persons
of color or of mixed blood, was put on its second
reading
A substitute for this ordinance proposed by the
Select Committee) to which it was referred, was
discussed at some length.
Several amendments were offered, and pending
action the Convention adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-14

We learn that Mr.. P Ounce, Collector of Customs for
this port has forwarded his resignation to Washington
City.
Mr. J. Lord Deputy Collector, has also forwarded his
resignation, and Messrs T. NJ. Gardner, H. D Gilbert
and W. F. Burch Inspectors have thrown up their ap-
pointments being unable to take the required OATH
will recoected that the D, putty Collector and In
spectors some time since, when the oath first pro-
pounded Them accepted it with reservation re-
CARDS any overt acts But they required take
the oath without any reservation whatever Being una
bic to do this they nave thrown up their appointments,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-14
Important to M manufacturers OF Naval Stores.
WILMINGTON, June 9, 1866

Important to M manufacturers OF Naval Stores.
WILMINGTON June 9, 1866.
Editors of The Journal
question of serious Importance affecting the in
erests of all manufacturers and dealers naval
has arisen because OF the action OF Internal Revenue OFF,
Take in point purchased lot of Spirits for
foreign export New York and sent board
Next day the bill tau PAID accompanied by re-
ceipts from tax collector in the Interior am there
papers, without which, the tax cannot be recovered when
exported consequently must take the Spirits to account
and sell IN New York for home consumption thus suffering
the serious disadvantage of not being able to compete
with others in supplying the export demand. Country
manufacturers who their home and send
the tax receipts without drawback papers with the Sp
fer in precisely the those buying for
port direct for sale in New York. will not truck their
Spirits Rosn Tsr at price because of the delays and
difficulty in obtaining the drawback papers. The diff
Guilty be easily arranged by attention the following
rule
Where party pays tax spiriss turpentne for
stance, he should obtain receipt and the time
before shipping offering for SALE procure from the Col
ector the papers duplcate known draw-
back papers, consisting of forms and 81, Which may be
found IN Amended Circular Instructions in reference to
allowance or drawback, pamphlet which all Collectors
have for reference These should follow the goods
he manufactured and produced" tie merchandise;
whereas it will often happen the interior that
will not be paid the manufacturer Heretofore this
point has not been insisted by the Department in ship
would have been absurdity. It enough to say,
purchased and shipped by to A. B., New York but
do not know if the latitude would be allowed to
merchant in Fayetteville who must be within easy reach
the manufacturer.
deem the subject worthy the attention OF manufactu-
and the public generally and therefore request you
will make such reference to 1t in your journal you may
deem proper. Respectfully,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-14

ton, the words Immediately preceding the day
of his election" Adopted
| Mr.. Moore, of Wake, moved to amend by in
serting after the word citizen" the words " and
resident Adopted
| Requires Governor and Lieutenant Governor
to have been both citizens and residents of the
State.
Mr.. Grissom moved to amend the same section
by striking out SO much of it as requires proper
| ty qualification of those officers.
Mr.. Winston moved to amend the section by
striking out the words " five hundred before the
word dollars"
The question was first taken upon this amend
ment, which adopted. Reduces the value of
the property qualification
The question recurring on the motion to strike
| out, lengthy discussion ensued
| Messrs. Moore, of Wake, Mckay, of Harnett,
and Caldwell, of Guilford opposed the amend
ment.
Messrs. Grissom, McCorkle, and Furches ad-
dressed the Convention in its favor.
The question recurring, the yeas and nays were
ordered, motion of Mr.. Grissom.
| The amendment was rejected as follows:
AYEs.-Messrs. Baker, Bingham, Bryan, Clark, Faulk-
ner, Furches Gahagan, Garland Grissom, Harris, of
son. Joyce Lyon, Logan, McCorke, Mcdonald, of Chat
ham, Person, Richardson, Settle Sloan Smith, of Johns
ton, Smith: OF Wilkes stewa4t, Swan and Wards.
Brooks, Bergin Buxton, Caldwell, Of Burke, Caldwell Of
9ae n
of Guilford Hodge Jackson Johnston Jones' of David
Of Jackson McR7 L0 Of
Mcdonald of Moore McGehee, McIvor N. A. Mclean,
Nat Mclean, Mclaughlin, McRae Mebane, Moore Of
terson, Pearsan Perkins Phillips, Polk, Russell, Rush,
Simmons, Smith, of Anson Spencer of HYDE Spencer Of
Warren, Wiley, Wilson, Winburne, and Wnston-75
| The Convention then adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow. .as as .... -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-14

May a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
90 farmers Gn9 Others.


GRAPE VINES.-We offer this Fall the new va
re,i.. well grown Isabella Concord others, from
cuttings. In quantities send for price list fERRlS n CAL
WOOD pouEhkeep.ie n. Y
UNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
Il GURSFR 4 Co. No. 80 CedI-st. New lch
Sea Adyeuis.sient ia another coluur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
STATE on NBV'foRK,
0ypIcs on TER SEcRgrAsr or srArr.


ALaAyY Jniy 20 1865
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY Of NEW:YORK;
Sir Notice hereby given that At the GENE EL.. oN
&c be he In , the TUESDAY suceeding the b NON
VIII: - N'''"'e' next The following 0"''S'' -
A Governor 10 the Place Of Reuben F. F.n,ont
ALeotcnsntGoyemor in the place Of Thomas y: AvoToS
Canal commissioner. an the place OF BeJemn r. bfle
Al Inspector OF State Prisons In place Of James Bates
AL Of whose terms Of Office viii expire the m day Of December
Representative In the Forh Congress United States for
essonsl District composed Of Second
Third Fourth Fifth sih and Eighth Wards City and
Of New.YoTk and Governors sand.
FoTieth United
District the Seventh.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards Of the City and County Of Ns"
York
IN Foeh Congress Of the United sas for
District Ninth, ffesnth
and sixteenth Wards ofthe City and County ofNewios.
Repreentsyo the Foreb Congress Of the ned States fos
District c0upose OF eyentD
Seventeenth Wards Of the City and County OF New-foIk
Represenaye in the Foeth Congress Of tho ned states Zoo
Eighth sesslona District composed OF the Eighentb
Twentieth and IT, enty wards oil ,he O ao Nouh 81 New"
Representative IN The Foreth Congress Of the United States for
the Ninth Congregational District composed OF the Twelfth Moo
eenh and Twentysee9nd Ward, o. lLe TX shd ''uhT
COUNTY OFFICERS TO BE ELECIEDi
INVENT Members O. Assembly.
A H., eser IN tie place Of John McCooi .,,-,.-
Recorder IN place Of John ilseke VINO was appointed"
IA. resignation 81 JOHN
A surrogate, 10 the pae Of Gideon J. Tucker ,. ,
SuPeryis in the place Of enHh Bly, j., anu N"s" "
Coroner in PLACE Nsun.nn who appointed to
chi the vacancy by death If Edward Co.ns
An office will expire on the last day OF December
w. attention Of Inspectors Election County C.nysI-
aed 10 Charter Of 1885, copy n which l. pnrei
herewith entitled An Act 10 provide for submitting 70 e e"
and ssme" Instruction regard to their due. under
said Act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
Nem Dnblitailons.

DULPIT PUNGENCIES.-A Rich Book.
m al IN. comic books published IN i, county this
,peeimep Of RELIGlOUS-COMIC affair must take the palm
There attempt be funny IN the book bot the author IN 'T"
Of himself made the richest and most AGghaoe Lms eve. a.
tempted.
IN. ,, ea, IIomolita with the bones pieted
out and every body reading and laughing ever It.
Price 81 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

CUPREME COURT New.York. rs
- FERGUSON against JANET FERouSoN Summon. id 10
Yo ar. and required 70 snswer Rev. ssn
the complaint this action. which was tied 10 ths "ee""
oes OF the Il the City and County OF New
YORK Citys New York City on The lIth dy m p
1856 and copy Of answer 10 the SAID copn'
snb,criber at his ofc No. al Sprnssf New'iofk C VIZ
twenty day, the service Of this summons on you
tbs d,y OF such fail TO tie hd
within the saressid the rlnh In th action " Apply NV
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York, August IL 1866 $3.50, n, 10 ,,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
CUpREME COURT City and Comfy Of Nsw.Y"rs

D-JOHN ROBINSON nst = srt ~ =
nens Tor RsleL)-To Enzsbeth Roh.nson feu are
hereby .unmor required 70 answe ne com REV stamp
whi-h fled Aug 81 ist 1915 '.''o e'
800 Osiee Of the CerA Of tbs City aud County
N.wYork ChyhIa fork oiy and 20 s.yea CODY
the subscriber 40 his Once Ne
Newly City within twenty days SEER The srvf.
~ co you OF TIE day such service aud ~
yo G TO answer n, sd compla.r within the time Aforesaid ne
Sna in will Srply 10 the Court for tie relief demrded
Ia die c0mplaint-Da.ed NewYors, Ausns ], leO0.
Aul6 law6w JAS. q. MoADAM, Plaintiff Atom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

I'D MOLLENlIAUERs Musical Conservatory, NO
A $40 B1o4dway reopen Sept 2 he following Proisssos
have bee enngrd Henry Moeuhauer n~ iyed n ieydv
mann Mons Groschel SigI0 Giane On f. ppr H. N'ensn
A Davis Tickets Grand Opennf Creert At li'nR
Sent, 10 can b. procured pnps 4 charge a. r.
IN store No $40 Broadway Fioh classes VIZ Dc
ght hy Nr No ani. erc.us ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

~. tf at, JANUS y. BRADY Deea5,nt Sammon'- -" re-
lief 70 the Defendant Yoa are hereby 'anonsa ana "a ,:
tegulfec the complaint Ia THIS aciton
ofwheh copy Il hereV ith served apon yo1 sna 70 f
serve cony % Yo1T ensEef to ~ 81, ..,.st
in the CITY 4 within twenty days alter We Nt ~
.xrsy Of he dsy Of a service AMI you al 70 utNf
aint hn tie tins aiorssad, the p.hh 10 t, elio ~
tie oef dcl.ani,d pa re an. '-''S
I,fy - 1rr' WI N. Nhfl~, tItIlth's Attpfrt.
du a'sl Ia tie OIre 81
! III, Comfy New ior a. tho lily Iisi .. fIS
CIV on ts 5e day ~ igiy A y. lH.. O..
All sstsTs Nm D. NAILS, Attorney lcI Ps,SuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
feaal Notiess.

rJ,UE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEP0rB
GIrRNER & Co. No 90 Cedsrst, New York =,
Sec q smother column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
TWO MORE NEW NOVELS.

Tuy NurK eyagR-A charming novel by Ms AIMS
Cors Richie NIow Hrr previous fiction Fany af1' Wa
Jn1hd last and thn second
one i even letter than the frt Price 81 ~.
II.
TUR ousR sY CHuRcHYiRDA capital new novel by shei
dan lie Fanu popular English writer and author that great
novel WUIdcJ, Hand hieh sold enoTDoaily Last year
Price 81 IS
r. Tbe,. ell beautifully bound 10 coth tIe 'od every
lEELLIMN- IulL-a-aL- Nnn. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

Shift Off {. Cify and County y Neio foTh. q" -
hereby certify above 20 be true copy q ihe oshA h'ne
received ~ tit. day rom q Secretary OF STATE ,y
Dated New York JOY ~, 100. JOHN hELLt,
sheriff Of City and County OF hew1olh
Newspapers officially authorized 70 publish ta' notice 100
owe f. AZ. 40. Laws OF 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
NTEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-THE NEW
" YORK sTEAM sIGAR REFlNlNG COMPANY ss'. IsAAo

The complain, in hi. action hhe IL the Office q
Cerk Ct tie City aud County Of New-fork Gu the I'd dsj
AIgust, 1865 ..o,.,,, ,,sro .vop, /. roxrc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


@ NOTICE TO CITY AND COUNihf
MERCHANTs.-we are just in receipt Of large
addition to our stock OF STAPLE DRY GOODS
purchased last week for cash In New York, under
the heavy decline In prices, We are now prepared
to offer great inducements to city and country
ers, and invite all who desire to replenish their
stocks to give us call. Amongst the goods are the
following: nm.
-..i8 LANES, ~ ~ LIST Il 90 90" %
10 cases NADER PRINTS, .@-
g cases IA, ia, and A. PLAID LlNSEfS, .
d ! bales ENGLISH and DOMESTIC BLAN'
cases s a.. -, /, and IA BLEAchEp cor
TONS, ,.,..,..-r L...,t..a
sATTINETS, FULLED CLOTHS,
CAsSIMERES, Z" = :. -... -
WHITE and SCARLET ALh-wooL .@
-~ FLANNELS. 30 7 .Hg1n 2 49,, :, !
and a fuli stock Of other GOODS and NOTIONS
usually found in dry goods jobbing house our
prices have been marked down to meet the decline
In o,b.r markets. MILLHISER MOSES,
ia "p . Oh Gil Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-20

nsACAR D..-The undersigned beg leave to
announce that the rumors In circulation that the
prices have been raised for the occasion OF the
complimentary testimonial to Miss RIcHIsas are
entirely unouaded and that the sac OF tickets at
the usual prices will commence a5pur store on
TUESDAY to-day the goth instant, at A. ~.
In making this announcement on behaH OF Ine
citizens rendering the testimonial we feel assured
that we are in consonsnce with the feelings OF
Miss RIcHI.Gs, who, II consulted would not
allow this testimonial to be coupled with anything
having even the appearance Of an attempt ut
speculation.
no 20-lt ..a. JOHN W. sDANlhoo oono' (.