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Capital $525, 900 l,7
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nhterJporten. nafrirte GireuIare Juerben fret ges
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Nfan tbeilt uns aus gSasbington
nit, Oab OaieIbft cine neue, iu0@entIide
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sen folI. Das liaterasbuita hSs o.lr6
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fes iein miro naalIiA .s.a,Srene Der
Union am6 faBn iat gtttreten BON freien
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-21

SgpeKIaiias Masassh Uni shra &kaltt bsr hnloin
GBsabbifgHW Wle wv IAFA1s v4N@t
EemmeiTss @taatssSstfmme
ssia6t. gtvsAs eedseog IS, Raibpius, HsHm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

f.Ef ~ JOSEPH y. sSlSsss q -
The Father Of Mischief determined ono
day,
To cali an Internal conventton, giith
For choosing special and practicai waJ
TO spread abroad greater contenuon.
He was greatly alarmed a. tnecyisnon s"'A
or Temperance armies above htm, h.,,
And trembled, while seated IN Mns r.nvs
To think Of the plans when 'no'1 A''
TIE lords Of Destruction no Summoned 70
/ And seats in communion around him, 49,.
And calling them friends, he mentions III shof
The troubles that lately confounu Hin. ,rr
How the Temperance cause had .aken 'ufn'
What disasters his angels befeli, .. 49,,
How few, out Of many, were 1e III ssn0" y
I In the fire flashing ocean OF nell.
Ambition and Radical Passion arise
Then Murder, Theft, Lying, ana 49,
Who many expedients strongly aoFis0
To humble the Temperance zoe. ont
Hypocrisy, lastly, with cunning, crieu
tive hit on plan TO acqutt MS, -on,
Wen finish the labor and put them 70 .ou -,
II we send them the spy cailed-ppl..1m soe,,
So, Bitters was sent, with his DroIIel D''' -.
TO increase and befool tho diseased, -,
And Hen soon considered the miscniei conA
plete, 80 ,...ad
RICHMOND, October 80, 1866.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

COOP ron Nas. Mc0oY.-Wc And the
following rich and fscy advertisement In :
Cincinnati paper, and reproduce It without
charge to the fair Georgeann. Cornesl
had better kept quiet:
Notice.-Mr. Editor observed In your
issue Of yesterday card signed Corneal B.
Mccoy, warning oil persons nom trusting
me on his account, - I had left his bed
and board without just cause or provoca-
ton. therefore take this method Of in
forming the public that he never had .
bed; the board has always been furnished
BY myself, and as to anybody trusting me
On his account, know Of none who would
trust himself. His credit always has been
below par, so much 80 that ne could NOT
Get trusted for his own shifting, and now
wears some Of my underclothing on his
back, slightly altered. ,a.
GEoRaEANN MCCOY.
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The editor of the Vicksbnrg Herald had
call from neighbor who brought with
him basket containing 100 apples, which
weighed 125 pounds, or an average OF
twenty ounces to the apple. He offers to
wager 800 that this cannot be beat by any
orchard in the United States.
The following motto has been recon-
mended as appropriate for a tablet of a
corn exchange: "lIc that withholdeth
corn, the people shall curse him; but
blessing shall be upon the head of him
that scllcth ft."-Prov. ri. 26.
An English literary journal, in speaking
of the "SpaniSh Papers" says the work
"will be edited by Irving's son." This is
rather hard on the genial bachelor of Sun
nyside.
Mrs. Darlington does not fancy Solomon's
estimate of virtuous woman, for he SAID
She was only a "crown to her husband"
and that is but five shillings sterling
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csssssoaasass q Ne aisAnond Dispatch.


h New Ysek EleetJsas- GeAeral shermas''
Eseser-TAex ea1aA Priseners- Personal.
I'D s WAERrH0r0H, October %, 1866. !
What Imentioned IN b former letter win
regard 10 the Frightening Of tho po., H,Ss
skies In New York IL entitled 70 co "hi"
ration. The Radicals are not 30 tno'ousu u,,.
assured Of their strength as they were . 1.E
a short time ago. The yiolencs =. s sno..
pertv lssders. and the failure 70 cons, a.Sc
the txish voting population I'M 'no! smo
RaAlcnlsl are their only inese', n"Ie
viven them cause for alarm: ADD 70 .I,s
"a 1sct that Mr.. Hoffman will carry smsge
,,-.s.son az the German vote, and IL VIII %
Ia that the tribulation Is not without
Ssm.e' Should New York 90 Conserva-
I've Il viii DO q cause for rejoicing, as the
racobins have boosted Of having every
ihins their own way in that State. A week
from tomorrow will solve the problem.
If ia claimed that the letter Of General
Sherman endorsing the Presidents policy,
which has been promised for publication,
will lose much Of It's weight from the fact
of its being dated In February last. This
obiection--if Il be an objections can
ccllcd, however, by the knowledge that he
has very recently reiterated the sentiments
il advances, and given his entire willing
ness TO have Il published If there is any.
desire to lot 1t come to the public.
Fenian matters are attracting very great
attention here, although the same noisy
and excited demonstrations that are being
mado in the North are not visible. The
Government will certainly take further
steps in behalf Of the men sentenced to
death in case the present applications for
a stay Of proceedings arc not regarded. It
is not believed that the English Govern
mcnt will allow the action Of the colonial
courts to be carried into effect.
The wife ard daughter Of ex-senator
Mallory, of Florida, are sojourning in
Georgetown.
A heavy easterly gale set in here this
evening, and seems ominous Of more disas-
tors on the coast. TIMoN.
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"A .eanital .torx ia told ofS Young FELLOW

A capital story is told ore young fellow
who on one Sunday strolled into village
church, and during the service was cleo
trificd and gratified by the sparkling of q
pair of eyes which were riveted upon ms
face. After the service, ne saw the pos
SCISSOR of the shining orbs leave the church
alone. and emboldened by her glances, he
ycntured to follow her, his heart aching
with rapture. He saw her look behind,
and fancied she evinced some emotion at
recognizing him. He then quickened his
pace. and She actually slackened hers, as
If to let him come up with her-but we
will permit the young gentleman to tell the
rest in his own way:
"Noble young creature !" thought l,
"her artless and warm heart is superior TO
the bond of CUSTOM"
I had reached within o stones throw OF
her. She suddenly halted and turned her
face toward me. My heart swelled 10
bursting. l reached the spot where she
stood; she began to speak, and took on
my hat, as If doing reverence to an angel.
"Are you pedler 4
"No, my dear girl; that is not my occu-
patton"
"Well, l don't know" continued she,
not very bashfully, and cycling me very
sternly az thought when saw you in the
meetin'. house that you looked like ped
Ter who passed off a pewter halfdollar on
me three weeks ago, and so 1 determined
to keep an eye on you. Brother John mas
got home now, and says if nc catches inc
fellow he'll wiring his neck for him; ana |
amt sure but you're the good-for-notlhne
rascal, after all !" '@ ~.g0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

At A MEETING OF THE PRESI.
MsIRkt 1sD s Ks1ls1swa1SoSr h:l % @.
18th October. lses the following rsscinnons were
HssoJvsd, fhat ho1 AftSI The rs day Of April
next tis toIls On III Articles sksil be equally q.
- Ia 81 .iIs visSsU regard % shs disiAass
e ~ 81 - sslh sAss ~ 81 90 Il
a. > - ( : = -
se0-h oseVssa1,
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PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
l The WATT PLOW,
PITENTED JULY -

Warranted TO do far better work. with one fourth
less power Is double as strong and ~ durable,
not one tenth liable TO choke or clog, and will
pulyerize the soil and cover up vegetation Tar ~.
perior 20 any cuff brace pillow ever yet made lal Of
by myselfl
1 rsfoT 70 the following farmers, who can testify
to Its merits, viz. =: Q; RuMn. william shsPRsi-
Ham smith. Colonel J. h. Cfsnshav. klehasd
Adams, Dr. J. Howlet, y: ". Haxan, Mcgmand
Albert II. Akin, D. 8. Siasss. John p, Diskssscn,,
George Booker, and Others, who are nsins II and
seen II operate. In every ease whess q hils q
psI1 q too = the piov q Ssliysp,l int ~ toes
= asoses NJ SzGSi Z; IA 81 - -.
Vs0-ah 0sk1ea1s vo.
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STHE CHOI1RA Has DIgA1s
;m,o1 s.4. ..s /. ss:i y:
selling hanlsopc I,snss neIis s.. -. q 80 wc,ts
e. Sns Hemstitsksd Hsndksfehis1 q So.
worfh iso.; Linen Canhrie Handksfehisis ~ H.
sets Of Collar and Cga q 70 1nsssS 4 III
worth d q; r.sS Printed Dslainss e &c. hs.vy
He'd Trillsd FI.nnsi 2: ssc E0sn vi .,n nsfy e
"a 0aSiptina Stripes q 80. BlessheA Cotton
full yard WIDE ct &c.. other ssXlss e Ne s anc
ise ssc the best Neg !oLh .sm 'i Mn IRONS 4
1cs. an excellent assortment OF Dress aoods'
Bsns' Pl'n IsVY f BsRoTHsRs IS Main street
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Lord Broughsm has talked with Z lady
who lived In the reign Of Charles II. She
WAS bis great great-aunt, who died al the
age Of los, In the year 1889. Longevity
runs In the Brougham family. Lord
brougham's grandfather died at ninety
three, and bis mother At eighty-nine.
WAst ssss 1cnesfie nsaessinssl WiySe
|, vhe - slR1p hlesia6 " Sthsit bus
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Childish Wisdom.

Twas the hour Of prayer, and the FARMER ssoou'
With thankful heart and loWiy in,hu'
And prayed to the author Of every good,
That the Father Of all would De very kinu,
And bless His creatures with raiment anu 10y.
That the blessing each day might De Fehe"eo
That every want might find RELIEF,
And plenty for hunger, Joy lot gIieI,
Be measured ont by the merciful One
To all who suffered beneath the sun.
The PRAYER concluded, the godly man
Went forth in peace to inspect his farm'
And by his side, delighted, ran,
Glowing with every healthful charm,
A little son, sprightly boy,
Whose home was love and whose lie was Joy
And thew rambled over the golden ieids,
Aud the father said, 60 The harvest yields
A plentiful crop, my son, this year,
nv harms are too small for the grain, fear.'
And they wandered on through row upon row
or plumy sheavcs, and at length the cnlid,
with earnest look and 4 rosy glow
ON his shining cheek, looked up ana smiled'
And said, "DIy father, do you not pray
For the poor and needy day by day,
That God, the good, would the hungry feed?'
az do, nv son." "Well, / think as you
plead
His eye waxed bright, for his soul shone
through it
"That God, if He had your wheat, would
do it,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

Lgxuxy.-A London shirtmaker has iust
nnasaea dozen shirts for . gentleman, the
Price Of which y El0o. They are Of the
Hnost cambria, and have fronts en-
broidsred with gold thread. S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31
r EONARD'S AGUE CURE,
IL LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF,
LEONARD'S AGUE CURE,
LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF,
LEONARD'S AGuE CURE,
LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF,
for sale by druggists generally.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
m gs-ts Wholesale Agents Richmond, Va.

AYERS PILLS.-Are Won sick, fee
IN Bile, and complaining! Are you out OF order,
eomfortable' These SYMPTOMS are often the pre-.
Jude to serious illness; Some 1T OF sickness
ssssPng ; .%sSy be rake
PILLS, and cleanse out the disordered humors-
purify the blood, and let the fluids move on unob-
strncted In health again They stimulate me
the system from the distractions which make
disease. cold settles somewhere In the body,
relieved, react upon themselves and the surround.
isf far and dersngemsnt: While "a this condition
store the natural action Of the system and with 1t
the. buoyant feeling Of health sgstn Whist Is true
and so apparent In this trivial and common com;
plant is slso true in many Of the deep-seated and
dangerous distempers. The same pnrgative effect
expels them. Caused by similar obsfrnctions and
arrangements OF the natural functions OF the body
they are rapidly, and many of them surely, cured
by the same means. None who know the virtue Of
these PILLS will neglect TO employ them when
Headache, Foul Stomach, Dysentsry, Billions Com.
plants, Indigestion, Derangement OF the Liver,
bsn
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive
can lake them easily. and they are surely the best
purgatiye medicine yet discovered. ~
AYERS AGUE CURE, FOR The SPEEDY AND
CERTAIN CURE Of Intermittent Fever or Chills
and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache,
and Bilious Feyers indeed, for the whole class
OF diseases originating In hillary arrangement,
caused by tho malaria Of Iniasmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed 70 cure the sererest
OF chls and fever, and i has this great ad-
vantage over other ague medicines, that Il sub
dues the complaint without injury 10 tho patient.
1t contains no quinine or other deleteTious sub.
stance, nor does II produce Quinlsm or any in1u-
rious effect whatever. shaking brothers Of the
army and tho west, try u, and you viii endons
theSe assertions.
Prepared By j. G. AYER.& CO., Lowell, Mas,
aud sold by dealers everywhere. Tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

We may live without friends, we may live
without books;
But civilized men cannot live without cooks
He may live without book, what is knowledge
but gricying'
He msy live without hope,-what is hope but
decrivug!
lie may live without love,-what is passion
but pining?
But where is the man that can live without
dining?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

ga year old to day is little Molly,
Romping, noisy, fat, and jolly;
Too young to walk, and like I polly
wog excited she goes froli-
cking about the floor, and golly!
What a laugh ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

Archbishop Whately once puzzled num-
Der Of clever men in whose company no
was by asking them this question: !" How
is II that white sheep eat more than
black I" Some were not aware of the GU
riOus fact; others sat TO work, and tried to
give learned aud long reasons; bat they
were oil anxious TO know the real cause.
After keeping them wondering for while,
nc said; .The reason is, because there
are more Of them"
Apair of lovers fleeing from stern and
cruel parents were married In the cars near
Oh Louis the other day. Papa telegraphed
20 the conductor TO "send his daughter
oaek,' but he telegraphed back, !" Never
return falr on this road"
General Wood says, In writing from Bra
ai', mat the Young hdie4 on being intro
duced TO stranger, insist upon being en-
Drsced-. heart thrcb bling sgAinst ssrt."
What should : msn Do VIXEN his boots
leak! Take " his puiaps, q esarss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

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ssS ao snd ~ a's ssss pos be
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