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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

CAPTURED AGAlx-While . member oi
the gallant Sixteenth Iowa Infantry, eus
young fellow-citisen, Mr.. N. L. Lindsay,
had the misfortune to BE- captured BY The
enemy, and was for long time . eossistsn,
citizen Of Jacksonville, Ga. On regaining
his freedom he was heard to exclaim thal
"if BE- re~sisei IN arms City years, he
world never surrender" By . notice else.
where, our readers win ~ that - he's been
c'ptured sgsis, and win probably refuse all
paroles or exchanges. We hsps be ~
success will net prompt him TO desert the
Infantry service.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

In this city, this Monday morning Nov 18th,
q the residence Of his son Henry ". Mitchell.
Esq wA. b. MITCHELL, aged ss years and i
month.
The funeral will take place At the residence Of
3. ". Mitchell, corner Main and 18th streets,
Tuesday (te-morrow) afternoon. 1t 9 o'clock -
The friends Of the family are invited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

ELDBIpGs & Bno., Land Agents, Vie!es
Block.
Brs Yeua Dry Goods It Otto Klusg's. No:
s. Seeood eercee. unl7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
BALxoRAL Skirts in great variety and ele
CANT styles, Just received At WadswortL's q
O1eTRnCr COURT.
xVvENBgD TERN.
Hon. J. Scorr RIcnHAS, Judge.
NJ, ID. SNYDER. Clert.


NJ. ID. SNvDRR, Clerk.
SATURDAY, Nev. II.
Case Of State Is. Long, adjourned 10
consequence Of witnesses failing to obey su-
pGnas. Albert Chase end Rod Summess,
~ and IA yesn Of age, respectively. were
sentenced to 80 days imprisonment in The
county jail, for breaking into Havens' MARI
ket store, On the sth Of July. Al The spoil
the young burglars obtained was 20 tri6ing,
and they have alfsady bssn impsiseosd
four Or five months, the sentence b nst d
slisht % night b supposed. John Ma.
guire was sentenced to four months' i'm.
prisonmsnt In the penitsntiary fos stseliso
clothes froo the house Of +. Slndt, ESQ.
MONDAY.
Case S9O7. The case Of Chas. Hetsel u.
Robert Huaphrey. which eeespisd The Ju
~ all Of Saturday siterneos, was submit
ted to the Jury at noon TO day. The plain.
tif sues for the value Of mare which wa
killed BY being kick ed By . stallion, b
longing to defendant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

Zephyr worsted Breakfast Shavls and
Hoods. ssoethisg new cod very handsome,
iust received q WadsvuRth'a. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

WILLsoH 10 rsesivi, & . rev and large
stock Of Ladies' and Gents gold Watches
and ehaias; also emplste stock Of Jew
elry. Silver Ware. &C.. for the holiday
trade. Call aud examine.
Nsw ILLuMINAroa.-By patented pro-
cess Of distillation, &C., new burning fluid
10 nov msds from besoine and nap,ha, and
. much brighter light, It u claimed, 10 pro.
duced ss greatly reduced cost. end with .
positive security against explosions. This
new iluid is known as carbon oil and 10 msn.
ufsetured in this State BY d. s. nswley L
Co., iue whom Messrs. II. 8. 1 d. B. Brown.
Of LeClaire, ere agents. This oil is now for
sale by dealers in this city and elsewhere.
and will be furnished wholesale in any Qusn.
titles on orders directed to d. S. Hawley 4
Co., Davenport. novl5-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

PERs0NAL.-Our esteemed fellow citizen
the Right Reverend Henry W. Lee returned
homo from Louisville, KY, on Saturday
whittier he went early last week 70 take au
important part in the impressive exercises
consequent upon the consecration Of tht
Rev. Geo. D. Cummins, late rector Of Trim.
ity Church, Chicago, a. Assistan. Bishop o.
the diocese Of Kentucky. Among the eccle
siastical dignita,iss present were Bishop
Hopkins, Of VT, Bishop Smith, Of Ky, B'si'
op Lee, Of Iowa, Bishop Talbot Of Indiana,
Bishop Quintard, Of Tennessee. Bishop Clark
son, of Nebraska, Bishop Kerfoot. Of Pitts
burg, and 4s Episcopal clergyman from diff
fcrent States.
The consscsation sermon wos delivered BY
Bishop Lee, Of our city. Il 10 published in
full In the Lssisvills Jowrnnl. Il Friday. end
is msst able end interesting production
upon the subject Of the Apostolic comman-
lon. Text, ST. John, Goth ehsp, elst. 9ed
and 23d verses
Thea said Jeess .nto tAsa agaia. Peace B. ustu
81 Ds0 ~
And, whea BE- hath . said he bessshsd On tAsn, ID
eaid unto then. Necsive ye the holy 0host wbses
ooeves ane ye remit. eAe1 rsenisted unto then
and whose soeves sine yc re ain they are retained.
The presentation VAS made BY Biahops
Clarkson and Talbot. The ceremonies were
highly impressive throughout.
Subsequently, . missionary meeting was
convened. at which, a We learn from tho
Courier, Bishop Lee made the hast address,
and in his sermon he moved al hearts.
MARrYRIA on AxpRRsOsviLLe PafsoH.-Bv Lieut..
Col. A. q. hnmiin, late Medical inspector, u.
$. Army, Royal Antiquarian, etc.. Published
by Lcs / shepard. Boston. Sold BY Luse
Griggs. Davenport.
This exceedingly well written volume is
one that must Rnd its way to The libraries Of
oil who hsd friends ia Andsrsenville during
the last war. or who, thensslvss, expert
enced those horrors NJ pen OF tongue can
adequately describe. The author endeavors
to prove that the whole prisos plan was De.
signed for cruelty and destruction. He en-.
tsrs int uiaues details, end BY esotrastipR
che reckless and sriminal nsgligsacs psac-
ticed toward the prisossss By their capaors,
with the system and care exercised 10 the
psiseas Of eivilissd sstAssitics. sustains HE
position 10 conclusive aannee. The Ter.
nels mortality which thsre prevailed, Il
compared With The death rates ef military
PRISONS, hospitals, civa popalatisss, asd
even armies il The Geld, aad b showa to
suspass eAsn all. The book i Ebsrally H..
lsssratsd wi.A A:apwsrds ef twenty sngravins
naps ftso dsswioQ ssd msasuseaeats ~
ksa - IL ~ The Sd,lowise ssbjeues
ass treated of b detail ths cpswdsae of
peissnsrs, he philossphy of starvssioa, the
Geld Of death. the blood hounds, hoisting u
. black Dag. the ninins o: the prison, de0-
eisncy of rssieas, shooting Of prisoner, want
Of shelter, ahd sks sys6sm Of dsstA. No enc
can rcd Shs velusns without inesnss intss.
est.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

For protection from the above, call On r
SIMPSON co. and take out Policies in
thosc first ass Insurance Companies rspre
sented BY them. Where the assured mar.
ticipats in the Profits Of the companies
without incuring any liability. Office No.
~ Brady st. apr-e>dly.
0RR woman in another column pschine
Sambure esapes Sos Spess's Wine. II 10 an
|hdmirabls articls, used 10 the hospitals and
by tAs 0sst class families in Passs, London.
and New York, in preference 70 old Port
Wise. 4 il worth = trial, - it gives great
,asielAction. dc&-dlv
HoLLowAYs PiLIs.-CcsrrvsNess
bowels become torpid and poweriess under
continual purgation. Hollowsy's Pills pen.
citrate to the nucleus Of the disease and Grad.
icate II. They evscuate the foul and vita
ted particles from the intestines, BY Q mild
Aperient operation and recuperats their ex-
hau sted energy, BY restoring tone and wig
pr they induce he ,lthy action aud pre-
tent . relapse Of the malady. For Plies.
istulas, Dyspepsia. and all disorders Of the
Fiscera. they stand without . rival. Sold
by oil Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

PEOPLE MEETING.
Friday Eyenlg Nov. 10Th, '06,
AZ = dock, NJ a1ne
GERsW.4. TAE.aTRE.

A LII OPPONEN TO THE PROHlBlTORY
IA Liquor Law. atho-e in favor Of License
Law, are requested meet as above.
There will be u I'd Of Music present. and
speeches in Englslnd German will be made.
Per order
novl5-d2t Coz OF ARRANGEMENTS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

~a .sesAELE iIAIH BALM
in...t ~ re~'p -'e. hsir TO its $rigi-
~. ,4.a.. NJ =, ans the lin or
clA i ~ lie most d i, dead
At ri~p nit, cit. moist anf glossy,
e..ns 70 cur nj keeps it its place.
vhie p.o:a.o. is glOw. and pre-
seats i'xallins
Il "a u, 81 ., s'dol.
Nmcro pr-ra,icns II oil, alcohol
ar, sniphn n IA b..a med upon the
public ..,..' and 'e.l failed to give ~
scrvetlly coL,c Iie!
DR.. Swain ~ IS Vegetable Balm
to accomplish Al ! claims for il, and
authorizes his ae a refand the money
wherever it fall ~ satisfaction.
II Is an sn'i. / Aw and scientific
preparation, pro4,i he distilation Of
rale ana fragrant es=. hich renders it
not oaly the h, suewcr il the world.
bu, makes ii kra'ariy arccablc a.
hair dressing to o,l. o.d pd young.
while It's liaj jariy and flo-S odor are
in striking sn,ra...'ih the nd " mix
tures usua ~ s,!i
The proprietor ) letters from ny ~ Of
the most i-.ingned as well as fashN Nna-
bic peo1e, juig clergymen, lawyGs.
rhysicI ns, opera ngers. actresses. "a
certifying TO the enarkable virtues q
the Halm.
D,n't let any der urge upon you DIFF
ferent article, but your tradesman dOe1
not keep this, sen,ne dollar fora trial bot
tie tOtlpe nearest ant, or the proprietor.
II for grey hair. nd for MOL:
II for hair dress., send for No. 2
iii. Swain, protector. No. 81 south Wa
ter street, Chicig,
In Chicago.
HARRISON L STAiS. Wholesale and Reta
Agents. Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

TnE NATIONAL CONVENTION. Nation.
q Convention Of the Grand Army Of The
Republic meets ct Indianapolis. Tomorrow.
The Post At this city will bs represented
BY Capt. VIM. o. Ryan, and A. p. Alex
ander, Esq. Each Post is allowed one rep
resentativs to every one hundred members
or additional fraction thereof We under>
stand that Moline and Rock Island will also
be represented. The Davenport delegated
left BY this morning's Eastern train. As 4
large portion Of the Posts through the coun.
try will be represented. the attendance will
be quite large. The officers Of the lows
Department are, q present, as follows:
Gen. J. B. Lcake, Davenport, Command
er; Col. 9. l.. Godfrey, Des Moinss, Assist
ant Cemmasdcr; Lieutenant N. N. Tyner,
Davenport, Adjusant General; Major Joseph
Lyman, Des Moines, Assistant Adjutant
General; Capt. A. T. Andreas. Davenport,
Quartermaster General; M.jor George NJ.
Staples. DUBUQUE, Surgeon General; Rev.
A. P. kendig, Davenport, Grand CHAPLAIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

A STEALING IDEA.- pur intensely abstem.
ious co'emporary, the Gazette, advances a
sterling idea this morning, in regard to the
liquor question. Under the head Of "wha,
They WENT it sraveiy inSosus its rssders
that there ass one hundred and Seety oalooos
IN Davenport. but that II the liquor lords are
allowed TO have their way, this number will
be reduced 70 thirty or iosty. 1fa "whis.
hey organ" had advanced such . hait, we
would have thought nothing whstevsr of It,
but when high moral and rslieisss jearnal
does 50, ws are compelled to The opinion that
ito editor i, either very unscsspulous per-
soa, or - josh Billings says. "vsry curious
cuss." We consider that ibis reduction Of
drinking establishments is one Of the high
est recomnenda that could be sdduced
u favor of the proposed License Law; and
how IN advocate oftemperancs can regard it
in any other light, We are quite unable 70 sse
The very fact that 20 many saloons sss four
ishing in this city, and the Casetfe's sur
misc ~ to their number 10 ihr below the
mark, is atelling commentary on the insult
6cisncy Of the Prohib,tory Law, and an in
controvestible evidence Of the necessity r
The License Law. Not only wsuld license
law reduce this dispropor.ioosts sumber,
but il would compel the sals Of pure liquors.
The manner in which adulterAtion 10 new
carried on, would astonish those who have
never investigated the matter. When any
irresponsible person can carry on business
in this line, what security have we against
fraud and worse than imposition, Our
temperance friends may refer TO the strin-
gent provisions Of the Prohibi,ory Law
We Claim that this law Is no security
The matter admits Of no argument. Any
man can sec for himself He has but 10
open his eyes to be convinced. Our only
., eurity is in license Law. Liquor will b.
consumed in spite Of oil the efforts Of fanat-
les or philanthropists to the contrary. Az .
necessary evil We must deal with it. 1fmen
will drink, let them have the means Of OBJ
aiming the least deleteri0us article, and no
other. Should = proper License Law bs
enacted and vigorously enforced, We would
consider il one Of the greatest steps in .
temperance reform ever taken in this State
lf this law will reduce the number of saloons
in this city from two hundred, or three han
dred, to thirty Or forty, let Us have it b. oil
means. Where Is the philsnthropisl, os
Christian, or temperance man among %
who can possibly object to such . sslutssy
eonsummation' Should he object, ~ would
sntertsin grave doubts At 70 his sincerity
To conclude, We ask the editor Of the Gs.
zette which be would prefer 10 see in our
city three hundred drinking establish.
ments or fostys Will he give Us plain
straightforward answer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

FIRE.-At abou. ten o'clock this morn>
ing, the alarm Of Are wae sounded. A
barn belonging to Israel Hall, and situated
on the alley between Third and Fourth
streets had caught fire from sparks that 10.
sued from an adjoining black>smith shop.
attached to Orian Andrews Carriage man.
ufactory. The Fire Kings were promptly
on hand, but owing 10 delay in getting
up steam, tho building WAS entirely con
sumed. The Hook and Ladder company
arrived in time to pull down the ruins 70
save the adjoining buildings Loss. about
$3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

ladies ahiictcd with Discolorations on the Face
called Moth Patches or Frccklcs. should PRsay's
celebrated Msnn FnEcSlr Lor,oS. 1t is infalli-
BILE
Prepared by DR. B c. Perry, Dcvmatoiosiat. ~
Bond street, New York. Harrison 4 starIs. r. $.
ballord and Stevenson 4 Carnahan sell It. octiaIdm
REVOLUTIONS. il is said, never 90 back
ward The Eclectic Cleanser has worked
n complete revelation in tho drudgery of
se-kecping, snd is destined to become
the universal cleanser
Sold by oil druggists and grocers.
MUJAV AFRO This is new perfume,
yet il has already achieved success which
has established It's reputation as the most
delightful delicate and durable The lapse
OF time but adds 10 its essential sweetness.
For sale by all the pri cipal Druggists.-
fhi'udelpi'a Erening Telegraph
MEXICAN ArrArRs-
When Mcxido shall fall into Uncle San,'- hands
The Mexican Floral GEN.
Extract of Sweet Opoponax.
Shall Perfume the World
Already the heantics Of Patis and London are en-
ehanted with Smiths perfume,
Extract II Sweet Opoponsx.
T.. I. SMITH n co, Manufacturers Of Floral Per
inmcry. New York Entered according TO law.
HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black OF
brown instantancous, natural. durable, beau
tiful. reliable, indeed the best in use, has been
before the public over fifteen years, 10 the
cheapest, containing o. much as the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. 66 John street,
New York City. Sold BY oil Druggists,
patent medicine, periumery and fancy
goods stores everywhere. iunsl1 -dly
EXPERIENCE Is the best teacher after all.
Those Who have bscome acquainted with
the merits Of the "Eclec &c Cleanser" by ex.
periencs. would not exchange it for any 9th.
Or cleansing agent.
Sold by all druggists aud grcccSs.
LADY vas seen the other day whose
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
FoR Carpets and Oil Clotha in great vasi
ETY. and at low prices 90 to Wadsworth
Go. . Rock Island.

PofIcE CouRr.- Justice Blood had rea.
sonable number Of calls, today, notwith.
standing the fact that it was fer pleasanter
70 be in the open air Bob. Harris had been
little excited about the closing up Of the
liquor business. and having improved the
present advantages for liberal drinking, in
sisted on paying small fine Of g and costs.
Jno Callam. for disturbing the public peace.
dropped in and hand the Squire 81 and
costs. Fletcher Leonard. for doing the same
thing, went John ''four dollars BETTER" and
handed in $l2 and costs. Dan Kane thought
elO and costs wero sufficient for the same
offence. l.. Jones and Michael McQuinn,
for enjoying the pleasures Of vagrancy, joint.
y donated $l2 and costs. A fair business
for one day. Receipts, "a and costs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
a Ral Clnap,ce.

WANTED A FENACrIvE MEN TO ACT
w - Agents. bo Local and Travelling, for
IN easy working an,rst class Life lnsur ance
Co: Exclusive rigLf territory given.
Apply by letter sing territory wanted to
Box 436. Davenport. va. sepl9d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

TREEn
kinds
he l,ooS
ted. Re.
eraGo.-
] dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

f0OO. =. n00O, RI. =.
And SUk1ION. Om,e. cor.
aer Main ead ID otreets 1eei6eaes 9Th
rect, betweeo Scott and Western Aveaue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

HARRISON 4 STAiS.,Whclesals and Retail
Agents, Davenport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08

A GALLANT SOLDIER IN BLUE.-Ies terday,
two sable soIs OF Mars saw Ill 10 occupy the
whole width of Il crossing on Main street, to
the exclusion OF an cleGantl dressed and beau
tiiul lady, who was forced, ankle deep, in the
mud This act WAS not approved by stat
wart Nissourian Ill blue, who was several
PAGES III the rear Of the negroes. His face
flushed with Indignation but he did not loose
presence Of mind and having assisted the lady
10 The sidewalk with gallantTy more Ill
keeping with Il polished courtier than an
obscure and rugged soldier, he overlook the
negroes, and with TWO powerful blows sent
one reel!ug in the gutter and the other
through a pane of glass. The negroes Were
salne, however, and having recovered their
UNEQUAL contest of several moments dura-
ton which was brought TO an end BY the
interposition Of II stout whip in the hands OF
an Irish GraSman. The negroes Were speedily
put TO flight, and the avenger was LETT master
of the situation, having sustained only Il
slight cut on the cheek. The lady had
stopped on the opposite side and witnessed the
contest When quiet was restored, She re-
crossed gave the soldier her handkerchief 10
wipe the blood from his face, thanked him
gracefully, expressed regret that she was the
cause Of his iIoubic, asked his name and regl-
ment, thanked again, and then took her de-
DartuTc. If we mistake not, the soldier VIII
hear from that lady soon-perhaps i'll the way
OF New Years gift. Perhaps this incident
WIS the beginning OF a romance, and why
not, The soldier was handsome as well as
brave, and handsome or not, rich or poor,
none bat the brave deserve the fair. a
gentleman offered the soldier a greenback, but
il was respectfully declined. That soldier
was a gentleman, and there are many ike
him clad in the sombre uniform of the army
of the United States.-.NemphiS Bulletin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08

GRAIS SPEcULAToRs.-The Chicago journals
report the losses Of some of the grain spocu-
lators there within the past few days as very
heavy. The decline IN prices, which has pro-
ooced these suferings, has been going on Tor
weeks thus No. spring wheat sold on Change
hereon me 10Th OF November At $l.46Qsl. 4sh
since at Sil6. This sudden fan I'm the price
had disastrous effect upon all who were car
rying wheat by the thousands of bushels on a
small margin As each of these .umbled he
Knocked over his nearest dependent neichhor
and In this way the calamity was carried 10
the doors OF some houses of considerable means
and responsibility. During all this fiuctua ton
gold has remained At nearly the same figures
Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08

GENERAL GRANTS KINDNESS OF HEART
AUTHENTIC AHEcDoTE.-In his charge 10 the
knights of a tournament recently held IL Suf-
folk, r. O. Whitehead, Esq, related the fol
lowing:
" In the dark days which concluded our re-
cent struggle, when strong men We're opposing
each other III the last trial OF arms, tender
lady, whose circums tances had compelled her
10 follow our army until worn. out with hun
ger and fatigue, was found exhausted on the
road by General Grant Though the stupen-
dous movements Of mighty armies were upon
his mind, her beauty and distress at once
claimed his attention, and the first duties of a
Christian gentleman and true knight were ac
knowIedged With the tenderest sohcitude,
and most cheerful alacrity, he inquired the
cause of her grief he brought her ample pro-
visions from his rude soldiers stores, with al
most tear of regret that they were not more
delicate; nor did his kindness cease until 4
guard of honor had seen her safely sheltered
with friends in Farmrille."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08
BY W. b. Robins, Real L..aS Agent,
ron Front Building, Governor street, Rtchuo,
A PLANTATION. N NOTTOwAy

A PLANTATIONS. IN NOTTOWAY
BrRKEyiLLE JTscTI6N, cGSTAISfEdG TH Iifg
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, ISOFFERED PGI
SALE. About two hundred and twenty FIVE arre.
are cleared and under one enclosure. The remain,
der is in woodsHnfty acres Of It in original growth
There arc seven springs on the place, and all til.
fields are well watered. The soil is good. proIa
cling well of corn, wheat vegetables tobacco. &c
&c The tobacco fields are considered the hc.t In
tho county, not having been lately rednced by ~.
cultivation Of corn on thcm--and the owner think,
that, with good managcmcn:and moderate Use II
guano. three fourths OF the whole purchase mCnh~
might be realized from the first crop of tobacco
There are an old apple orchard, and .tnail.
sized peach orchard Of young trees, ard I,
great many excellent cherry trees. The in
provements consist Of a framed dwelling house
of six rooms besides store rooms, and CLOSETS
1t is painted and covered with tin Tie
yard is well shaded and handsomely tnried-the
kitchen has two rooms on the ground floor and one
above New smoke house, corn house. stable ir"
house tobacco barn and overseer's house nearth the
nait dwelling. The location is very desirable. In
n good ncighhorhood, heal thy, and near churchr,
of the yarious denominations accessible TO fonr
markets Will sell, also, horses, cattle, hogs, fod
der, shucks, &c, and farming implements At valga
ton Price Of farm, $500.
jss w. b. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08

MAsoEIc.--Hon. Judge Reade, Of the Supe-
Installed Most Worshipful Grand Master by
Inc sns orand Lodge OF North Carolina, at It's late
communication, His high standing as Chris
I'll gentleman, together with Masonic and
s a,.atnMsnu, sminsntly qualify him for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08

We s2e truly gratited at the election of
Colonel Evans TO the House of Delegates from
richmond. By his election, the House OF
Delegates receives an honest, intelligent and
indefatigably industrious member.
For commemorative Attorney, Major
etnrdivantis most admirably adapted Abtno.
dan pis0iaiuu -