davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-12-06
#enfraI.

~ Tbs wondesiol progress OF MeolcAi sctsnet
~ aEllnS NE p4as sfE yedTs oaty, u1akes 1t po8-
n az sible for The CONSIDERATIONS Faysici4n 70 dr.
Clare, now. that CoSsCxr71nx Is AZ ~.
TAtSLT CuKEp a. IN teTmLtens Fer+r, and az W..
7AINlT PExyESTED a. Small Ptl."-I2eu, Caorik5 +
Htnp, Y. D. IL D., etc.
, 1866-12-06
N1CAEU LEaI3f:it .ulREET.

NEnSEApAT EVENING, December 5.
TIE feteints and shipments during the past twenty
, 1866-12-06

t;REASE-Thcrc Is rothinE doing and TIC maFset
ID nCnIEaf Mt taG-' + r rrairr III White,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ nrs: sAtap.d ali
b's: MsEket asll: sass wee: * ( hsis R'nael at 3ic
ncp-Nacket qo,e: and stcAdF nt saas3c for
Western. kuh SAG tlc :or Eastern.
lIAI I-1s Qu1et aEa steady Prices arc UNCHANGED
We quote:
, 1866-12-06

1f'saaa can D. consulted. PERSONALLY at hts oc3ce
and paslors. 81 Kaudo1ph-st, from a. N. nsp, NJ.
q By letter. through 2. Q. Box 690. Chicago. II,
Take No Moro Unpleasant
dseas aa snssfs g. r. sd asas.cu.
Bose Wash. >-1'| - = A4>44 "''>@ AA'p'''e ea
Your Destiny.
"hat1sit? Good or crtl7 R1ea o. pooyo Are yor
10 flse 70 eninence. homer, wealth and poeF or ara
you 70 six Into o,&cartty and b. uukuouo? -Ta BE-
ot nos 70 b. that's the question" AL this, and your
latast prospects in t can be clearly revealed hy Dr
RAPHAEL Ae can win tor ycu the s1ec,,on, ar the
opfcslte sex He guides yon 81 wealth. e.nlpeace and
nspps nar1taee. He guides you to heath. even
Nnen Eoo sse given mp. ii tncusahle, by othe.s Csl
atc12 East Msdison-s,.. bet4esa We11s aud Fransin
tup sta1ss), IhlcAso. Consultation tee One D,,lAr
Iclnabo1d's e Extrac1 Bucna
d DbE 4 tas al H. ees f. re
sss e. sssefs &, y saee TO-
Professor Or. Rosenberg,
Meuoef Of the Medical Societies IL Loadse Paris Be-.
lin mud Vienna. yenere Al Dsea,ea no hat,
padS AFFLICTED or how lans Standing, by the world.
cGebrattd SntAuszofioA Tho uu1y suFu cure fnr
Syphilis Testimonials arc to be seen from hundreds
given mp By other doctors sgd thoroughly cnrcd here
oS MIN. Explanation Of thu cure can be had The
Doctor ran be consulted In Eag!.sb German. Frr3ct
Italian. dc. oHice. speed's Block, 1a5 pt.rhornst
Rooms 13 and II. r. 0. Box ..3l:, chtcasu. III.
Shattered Constitutions
Restored By Hr!rlbolds Extract Buchu.
1'r, Bf:clow,
tseny At lasc, Is nc most re:iabs parsicI.a IL ,hs
.s ~ ~ chr;.i nersous and se1nsI d::eases q. II
f.: KSsSs 9,ssf j ill.,; is r5ef is4
, 1866-12-06

1nrdzAore actl1s kr future DELIVERY. Sales
m e u lots II l2c felles aanaary 100 tcs J.
Finding huyefs.
Marker active and ete.dy. Sales were aso nfis
Domestic Fine II $50 delivered. He qnots thnrangp
fo1fr
, 1866-12-06

ENEIsG WoNAN'e KEFUGE.-1hs following total
amounts Of dounlions 10 the Esriny Wnman's
e!rss s b Mr. narspse ior
two jtems being reported By .srs. f;tosse rhert:
tafh ssss7; mcschandfec. $'C7; total. s1gi; also,
cash, SG.; merchandise SIS; total, 81; and cash,
SD. fcpDftl il hv Df p;.8ntv ar
, 1866-12-06

Take No More UnpItnsnnx
a1a nnsafe rem sdics for unpleasant and daaSc.c
seasyS. 9 Use HelEbods EItfsct Brchu aud Improved
, 1866-12-06

ExpsFss Freight Wstr paseeLecT a. attached,
S1n 1caFe p1sfenEtr depot every Saturday 3. $50
The Jolftt Aeeonmodauct co.prcte With Rx.
oress Freight fos Way Ss1iurs,
SUNDAY excepted Monday e1etrted. tsa:usdsy
excepted
, 1866-12-06
33artllersDp.

CHICAGO. December 1855.
The undersigned have tails d2T f1r,ucl To-Partn-g-
ship, under The nann8 and STYLE Of l., WHENCE HEX-
SSEN nGILER. foE tho pnTpose Of dong = Genera,
Succeed to The bastnes. o1 Rogess Duue: and
fll ahE far continuance Of the veEy ubsr p1 op-
8gr bestowed Upon the late lrm With}ncr.as1n ms
md ns<ues and perfect knowled-e OF tn p1sa u
E+re1a1 4sEehaali.s 70 Ehiexe, Tor sa'e ssc par
tbHers r Grain Ia this 1nAtks for Investment OF Lr
Ea shipment. and ASSURE all such that he cot
personal attention shall be paid 70 thetr inter ts
LAWRENCE, Vt TSN Z DUTLER
Otis Block. corutr LasaItc and Mldison.sta
, 1866-12-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
FIRST MEETING OF THE NEW
B0ARD-REp0RTS.
Committees OF the Tear-Election OF
Officers Their Salaries.


The Board of Supervisors Of Cook County met
pursuant to adjournment, =. tan O'clock yesterday
morning, President 4. S. Hammond In the chatr,
ard the roll being called every member was found
present. The mInutcs Of the last meeting were
rad aud approved.
PETITIONS,
Supervisor Pushcck presented petition frnrn
Jotn FincE, stating that on October 31th hfs
heusc WAS destroyed By fire, together nil, Cos:
Counsy bonds 10 the auonnt oi f5W, and asking
thct duplicate bonds Of the same amount be issucd
To- hitn: Ke'ef'ed to COMMITTEES Oh Fiuance.
The G!etk presented petitions from 4. e. Lewis,
Il. Y. kelly. and Rt. Rcy. Jaues Duerap, b.
T.. asking for the refnndlng OF tAxes; wcrc re-
.sI9cd 70 the appropta! comn,!t;oe- Also, pc
aa.n a from ~ cha.lss u. Reed, Esq. States Attor-
ney, Tor $50 fees fds prosecuting. tn the Supreme
Soufl, james Gardiner and Michael Murray. Re-
fsrted TO The Committee Oh the judiciary.
coCNTT HOSPITAL.
superylsor Wootrnr presented lhr annual ra-
po1i OF BENJAMIN Chate. Warden of the Cpuaty
Hospital, showing the following figures:
Exrenees Of thc Hospital sfaee ii. or.
Ean&Altou -. ..-.............- 80. go, ,E111 10
Net e'lts...-.........-..-..-. ........ 102.lQ
Total expenses for ls66........ .......$s1,6yoe9 90
The total number Of patients received into
the Hospital since lis organization. . S13
Q! whom there were discharged cured ....5Ge
llseha5Ecd relieved. td..............-~....... G.
oaeo''.-''-'"'-.-.--. 97-ssS
, 1866-12-06

Etst:S-Afc IN fsiE supply, bnt und.r good iocsi
ticady ut :ssGfSsc. , 'A''Hh
FKGlT@ AND NUT~-The leading features Of
present th2sh n'iees are tocrarly wei sustained ali
nIouha. GG nAke no cli1a5t IN our qlntatlaca:
, 1866-12-06

and The whole cconc,a5 is desanse. The beaufu, nd
wordc.fu1 rcrtcd IL with body md a.nd uadcso y.
iascaratt1- change fcrl child to Womb Is LOOKED
lot IN VAIN tue pAseutA heart bcels In au-s~--
lce:e2 the grave but Ea.tlas Tor its r. -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-21
SHERIFFS SALES,

Eh
by virtue Of sundry writs Of Jiera jdeios to
- me direrted will sell at Abbeville Cour,
nouse on tho first Monday in. October next,
within the legal hours Of sale, tile follow ing
property, to wit: 80 ~ i.Lssr3uE u-'F :
b60Acres Of Land, more or. less, bounded by
lands Of Mrs. Catharine Aston, Mrs. Baker,
James A. Norwood, and others.
Also. two mares. five work oxen, eleven
head Of cattle, one buggy and harness, one
wagon, four extra wagon wheels.
Two tables, one burenu, one wardrobe, two
waslistands. one bedstead and mattress. one
small lot of fodder, fourth Of barrel of sor.
ghum molassee, levied on as The property Of
VIM. hlcCelvey, ads. A. +. Conner a,.t Catlif
Coriey. -
420 acres OF land. on Savannah River.
adJnining lands Of r. Speed, Geo. X. McCalla,
and others, levied on as the property OF w. ii.
Caldwell. ads. w. IL. Parker, Com'r. and others
At the late residence Of W. II. Caldwell, on
Thursday. the llth of Oct, will sell: .. -,
Two seythes and cradles, one cross cut saw.
one lot OF Plows and plow gears, one wagon
Ono yoke oxen, 25 head hogs, five head cat
lie, 20 sheep, Horses, one lot corn, levied on
ne the property of W. III. Caldwell ads. w. H.
Parker. Com'r, mud others.
TERMS CASH. .. .-. .
r. JONES' S. A. d.
Sheriff 3 Office, Sept 4, 1866, st >,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-21

More attractive thar. eyer: 1t contains E
THING BEAUTIFUL, .spd EYERYTF
SPECIAL SELECTIONS IN 1 MOURN
vary 1lesirabloe.s .:*ofas'g si'} 10 aso:ta3rtl !
ti-s!A Ithougb woEoannot asnumerate!w we will
this Departmental 5.f-v 90 si,I .r;sft.,
Black aRqd en- Gole Golered SILKS; ,,a,- 81, ,.,ii'5
! q. 4 Real Black ALArAGA:t's "'"' l7,'''1 .
q a Black and celorea LUsThEs3a sd' son
: Ga Black and eoiosed FreaehsMERINofs;
ssa4 Black and Coiersd fcoBURGs;a ;asa fbas,
psxIenduAtpsrican|P n PQPLlNssd gs,a ar,,iI
Rlsck oMpAzIlNE NEs anl Gaet2En et9E Gt Z! oTHs ellBs
hatqstla nisiahaanst bsihp5aJa 4 10 b4nsii
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-21

ii AS been wrcsted from oblivion by a com
IL pany Of T,hilantlropie gentlemen lanf,
at an Immense outlay Of capital, has again been
placed before the people. We do no not claim
- ~ W oe e"fe-af. IKE come Of the nostruE,s Of
u'e, day nre sHd to be !; but We do say that
II possesses advantages over any either, Ino own
compound for tho cure Of Inflnmmntorv nnfi
Lucrative diseases And ns M AlIevialor Of
Fam, 1t Will not only nlieriaic, but will cure
aVast majority of the efUllowing diseases, such
as ay iniiam,nato9 and Liberation of the Mouth,
1hroot. Stomach. and boaveis, Coiic Of any kind,
Uys."fcrv Tor Fl1r(. Did, rhea, "Snes." Din.
Merfd, lntfan1nafory HheunntiYu: and is also
an Invaluable remedy for Ncuralgin, Ulcers of
a"y &''d (not mnlignant} Eraptions, Burns.
SealdS, CRUISES. CHS, Bore, .Felona, S.rollc,.
GlG"d$s Sore Eyes, Ear aud Tooth Achcs, Spi.
mdi affections &c. And iu Coughs W challenge
the void for its equal Ordinary coughs il
'oiN cire. In Pulmonary Consumption, lsth-
ma, nnd bronchitis it is the best palliative
kuowpt al. .aa.. ...-..,. ..-., go
The Superintendent. of this Company is a
Graduate Of the Medical College of Nashv lille
aud from long experience in his profession, and
good knowledge of Chemistry, he has been
inti iusted with the selection Of chemicals for
the manufacture of the medicine, and has been
and will be careful to select the very finest m !.
teriah to be found in either. foreign or home
markets. and we are sal isfied that the art icle
we are now putting mp excels all former nrti-
eies Of the came kind for purity of chemicals,
aud must be more efficacious
We place the "EuREKA Or" efoore the world
aud upon its meritsor demerits it musts ,rias- O,
fdu. But We know il the people will try IT,
they will be more thar, satisfed $50 Z, < js.'
q Forsaie By all the prihci pal Druggists every
Where ia Throughout the country. Compounded
by & W; Caosr. the original manufacturer, for
sts Eureaa ihoh Man ufastaring@ Compsnys,al
Price at retail s,.Ss her bs bsotiis lI TIL i;b.rsj j,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-21
@ENET.
The State of South Carolina

AnDEylLLE pIsTRIcr-iS TIE COURT OF ORDINARY
By WILLIAM HILL, Esquire, Ordinary Of
) Abbeville District, So. Ca. ....:t 3aag
WHEREAS, application has been made to
Y! me by John w. Lcsly for Letters of Ad-
ministration Of all and singular the goods and
2hattels rights and credits Of Mrs. Louisa
Lesly, deceased. - Grj&
Therefore, by these presents, call upon the
kindred and creditors Of said deceased; to np.
pear belore me at Court of Ordinary for Alb.
beville District, to be held at AbbevfIle C. H.,
on the twenty ffth day Of September. inst, to
show cause why snid Letters should rot be
granted. TO- - y.tUf,yrtuH.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th
August, 1856. rt.ia,g.,
WILLIAM HILL, DAD. .[sEAL]
sept.f, 1855. 2t II ',,-'"s-v,f
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-21
We have Full Lines of the following COTTON
AND WooLEN GOODS, which are particularly

Brown SfIIRTINGS and SHEEFLNGs; ~Us. =,
Bienci,ed SHI RTINGS and SIIEETINGS;
Brown and Dleachcd CANTON FLANNELS;
Brown DRILLINGS and JEANS;
Plain and Striped OSNABURGs; t'"' 80
White and Slate Corset JEANS ;A'" i''t'' nc1
Blue DENNIS and STRIPES; y.~. @-a ..ros--
APRON CHECKS and PLAIDS; 20. lo:t 4 i
All the'Standarl Brands of American CALL
GOES, in Colors, Plain Black. and Black
and white; 20 ~ "i'" "a INA iI!i
Manchester md Lancaster GINGHAMs; po;t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

s.r "gn not at all surprised 10y tAc acCmmu-
d.. tt" Frrteh 10 Withdraw his troops from
.o Whatever may have been his cNprc.
...#.a7 II titc results Of that occupation, the
..a 81! ia" touiod"racy virtually sealed the
t#.m # ,lrurw Mexican Empire, alid satisfied
.'@. sal#N that the preservation OF friendly
#..H@aae with United Stat"s demanded the
..tnao41atrt Of The Mexican enterprise. II
.." Iuaror doctrine had never been heard Of,
'4. manner and time Of establishing the
f..E.rc II MAxIaILIAS would have been an
.'..a. ID lac eyes Of Americans that could
.a', be 1t0ued Tor by the Withdrawn oi
Eeuon ruoI, from Mexico. This the emperor
E-a.t have seen, aud resolved 10 shape ms
s~'lJH accordingly only taking care 10 !etli"
"Ith d,Aberatlou and dignity.
Tie wise and cautious monarch who 60
yr.s France mders tands thoroughly that
tlc possess ION Of Mexico IS not Us important
~ ii. country as the possession OF the friend
ship and good VIII of the United States. From
tLe moment the United States had Il national
.,Nlaleucc, France has been, with the exception
ui Il brief interval, her faithful ally and fas I
lI,ud. She came IL our relief when we were
almost oycrpoWerrd by the heavy blows of Il
gigantic adversary. The war Of the Reyolu-
tlgu laiaul have been Il failure but for French
Lte!pos!tlon. 1t Is unnecessary 10. assume
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

I - -'t,cd IN a Northern journal that SW-
....t.~.a is greatly on TIA" increase IN the city
a. >,", York, and that II embraces among its
s.- pies -"'n" "i me lr'dlh% '"'e'l"c'S ~ inc
'...' l'"'@>. ''"@ J." '"'' '''>'
'' '8 ''' .'0'' ''' "''" - ''''S S''''''.r"'
"s >-''' 80 '''''' I'll GA Inv III w"
1#".~ ~. ANY ''!''' american Guy III" splll''
". 5. 'A.' ''~'' '"''''.'I Nl''l'S '"'' may III
."#."" "' from" any "f'FoolA COUNTER 3Ao"F
~." aa.'' oF I""'"'Fe"'' aeeotuhS 10 me
... Judge LLN"Nh>' ol Ne" oEK' ana me
".s. 81. /. AA1A"A""t. are III" ""if "i>H"-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

A DARING HOTEL RourERy.-A daring rob
berry was perpetratcd at the Gayoso House, 1T
a late hour on Tuesday night, by which
Mc>srs. James VI. Dixon and Egbcrt &. Howe.
Of Dan CaStcllo COS circus. are victims to
the amount OF eleven hundred dollars and I
gold watch and chain. They left the circus
about II clock made Il few calls, III company
with some friends, reached their room about
midnight ut the Gayoso House, and retired to
bed, first locking the door and leaving the key
i'm the lock. In the morning they found that
their room had been entered while they slept
aud their clothing riled IL above. 1t is pre-
Stned that the bolt was turned by the aid OF
MINERS There seems 10 be- no clue that Will
lead 10 the recovery of the money or the arrest
Of the burglar. In COolueSs, daring and sue
ccs>ful accomplishment this IS one Of the most
remarkable cases OF robbery thar ever occurred
III this clty.-.utmltiS B"lietiu, 2M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

that She acted from disutercstcd sentiments.
valry But the same feelings of rivalry towards
England, the same interests which demand
that Great Britain should not be permitted To
dominate over the universal seas, still rcqutr"
that France should have Il great maritime ally
who will assist her TO set limits 10 the naval
SUPREMACY of England. The sHtsate cordjG's,
therefore. between France and the United
States has always been decided and rarely
iuterrupted. The United States is the only
Power which promises 10 become the COM
merciai rival of England--the only power of
modern times which has shown equal aptitude
and efficiency In naval combats with tn"
yauntcd Mistress OF the Seas. Would il not
Dc the most suicidal faulty in France to CON
vert such an ally into an enemy for the sake
OF miserable Mexico, and 10 involve herself III
Il war with the United States which, without
the possibility Of inilcting much injury upon
us, and with strong probability, indeed, that
Mexico itself would Iecome ours, would only
enurc 10 the commercial benefit of England,
who would preserve a rigid neutrality in IN"
contest and grow rich ont Of the commercial
nnpovcrishmcnt of the bclligerents
We can readily, therefore, sec that the Empe-
ror NAror Eoy only desires 10 DO permitted TO
leave Mexico without the appearance Of acting
under durcss for, whatever the calamiics OF
n war, the honor of France will not permit
him 10 withdraw if tn" United States use =
word or gesture Of menace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

VACANT NpS,--Withiu a distance Of thirty
miles from this city there are large amounts Of
vacant lands, which can b. had 1T prices vary
ing from five 10 one hundred dollars per acre.
Not a few of these tracts are highly produC
tive They are convenient 10 market, with
facilities of transportation by water or rail-
and ought 10 command Immediate sales. Land
can be had 4 moderate rates in the noighbor
hood Of all our great rivers and nayigable
streams This land can be easily converted
into rich market gardens, and become mines Of
wealth 10 their pUsSesSOrs, The profits OF reg
ular farming are not 10 BE- compared 10 those
which have been made from the market gar
tlcns in the vicinity Of Norfolk. We advise
Northern men. who are instantly writing to
this city 10 ascertain the best locations 10 come
on and examine for themselves 1ksey will
find in the ncighborhood Of Richmond, or not
far distant, the very spots that Will suit their
purposes. Those OF then who avg interested
in manufactures have only 10 come and see for
themselves the extraordinary inducements
which are presented 10y our meNhau>tible
water power and coal beds, the mildnes> Of the
climate and the facilities for transportation
There is no such sur" road 10 competency and
comfort rs a gardener, farmer or manufactu-
rer. having some capital, can obtain by settling
in this part OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

The FREEDMEN's BILL.-This bill, which has
passed the Senate and i now in the House, Is
meeting with strong opposition from the
press. The New York Su" sums up the bill n
follows:
"Ihe practical effect of the measure would
b" simply 10 entail heavy expense upon the
Government. TO increase the discomfort OF the
negroes 10 give the planters more ground for
grunblng, and 10 perpetuate an institution
that has, taking everything into consideration,
proved itself 4 national nuisance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

BALTIMORE CONFERENCE EXPECTED To JOIN
THE SOUTHERN METHODIST BupY.-The preach
crs who constituted 4 majority Of the Balti-
more Annual Conference III lis session III Staul-
ton, Va, III March, l>Gl, and who claim 10 be
tie Baltimore Annual Conference, advertise Il
meeting ut Alexandria OF the eth day Of Feb
ruary next. As the time approaches, some lhte,
rr,t i experienced III their deliberations, and
il is surmiscd by some that they Will unite
themselves with the Methodist Church South.
The Baltimore Annual Conference, known
and recognized as such here Will meet III BAL
timore on the last day of February, Rev.
Bishop Scott presiding HuStiayioa HrUHtcis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

A New CorNTERFEIT.-A new, but rather
badlv-executrd counterfeit twenty dollar bill
on the First National Bank of Indianapolis
made its appearance Ill this city yesterday,
and two mrll-John Shackeliord and James
Smith-or, at least, those were the names they
gave 10 the arrcstiug officer, attempted, nt
several different places 10 get one of them oft,
though on account of the badness of the bills
they did not, as far as we can learn, succeed
AySlrj{Y Fai1u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

DEATH or THE HONORABLE ME. III AUD ne
Honorable James Is. Kicaud, late Judge Of the
zenith judicial circuit OF Maryland, died at his
residence near Chcstertown, on the 25o
instant, after = protractod illness. He repeat
cdlv represented his county IN the State Legs
Et,re was 4 member of the State Convention
of I.g and twice represented his district III
the United states House of Representatives
Mr. Ricaud was Il man of talents, OF generous
lInpuisrs and strict integrity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

GENERAL GRANT AND TIRE RAhltAL''-A COZ ,
RESPONDENT of a Northern paper says General
Grant has lost cast with the Radicals slhce
hls report OH the affairs Of the south vi
course ne has, but has gained much III laNor
with honest and right thinking people ol tlt
whole country. The prejudlccs OF many OF
the Radicals are stronger than their love OF
Justice, and they seem 10 legislate 10 gratlty
their prcjudices rather than 10 do what Is
right.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

TELEpKArHtc Nrws.-The Baltimore 81" Of
yesterday publishes 4 telegram from Cairo,
Ill, stating that the steamer Asher Ayrcs was
recently burned in Georgia. Full particulars
Of this disaster were published in Richmond
last week The press should unite to dis
couutruauce the transmission Of such dis
patches. II costs enough 10 pay for those con
raiuinr news
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

LIBEL SUIT WlrHpKAwN. The libel SUIT OF
4 7. Stewart Esd the great dry goods mer-
chant of New York, against the editors oi the
Poljre Go7cuc of that city, for a publication
which he deemed dcrogatory to his character,
and IN which the name of an actress was h>eu'
has been withdrawn The editors, IL appears,
made an explanation of the clrcumst stahces
under which the article was published, ana
Mr. Stewart, like a sensible man, regarded IL
rs satisfactory and withdrew the smt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

THE HOME GAzErrE.-This Southern lite
rary weekly, we are pleased 10 state, has met
with much success in our city. The ilrst TWO
numbers have appeared, and il the publishers
continue 10 furnish the readers OF the Fa<ette
win os much good reading matter, II cannot
fail TO be a success. The first part OF 1h9mLs
Ct,rdle, = Tals ofhe OH Dominion, has appeared.
1t j. above the usual style Of the present day,
and is worth reading. 4 portion oi me paper
& yiven N the ladies under the head Of The
Ltifes' Tbilet Guids, which affords interesting
matters for the fair ones.
Mr.. Wertenhakcr, he Richmond agent
after successfully canvassing this city, WI 70
10 Petersburg 10 solicit subscriptions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

The President AND CONGREss.--lt l. stated
that letters from influential conservatives III
the New England States are pouring INTO
Washington, urging their Senators andtepre-
srntaliyes 10 avoid rupture with the EXecu-
aye and 10 abide, as far rs possible, by the
nolicy he has seen fiji 10 mark out for the resto-
r,tion of the Union.