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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07
AUCTION sALEsJTHIs DAY
~~~>~---~--~--~~~~~~
By Grnbbs Williams. Auct,onssr., -
Northwest corner Of Main and Ila,.r,h =,

VALUABLE LITTLE FARM OF =,
GIN AG Cs ABOUT -FOUR MILES BELOW IN !
m ,bs M nrsnI.a " VII sell at aucon
Der, 2. IL o'clock NJ. II fair, IL not, tho p.n
day thereafter, at the same hour. the val",t ,slr
tie FAKM described as above, now ocenrt.a ~.
between the New Central ard Nswmarset ,e..-d
and adjoins the lands Of George ID. Pleasan,.o sas
others This land Is in high state Of irnpyas.aa
ment, with some meadow land and a fair ,,,p
ton OF cleared and wood land. The imn,pp-f' =
ments are COTTAGE with srooms, kitchen q. >
TgRh At sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS
300 Auctiop.n,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nr SPECIAL NOTICE.-M. ELLICR will
pleass call at the office OF SAMUEL AlREs q
CO., 1920 Cary street, and receive consignment OF
perishable goods. landed by steamer hatteraS
september I'D, 1855. SET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07
WANTS.

WANTED, at BETX, YUENGLlNG
w SBEYER'S new brewery, SIX COOP CAR.
PENTERS ," 1T
N,rIn a. NNIIItrIr NNnNlAN Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07
A COUNTRY MERCHANT, drsiron~

1 COUNTRY MFKTH AM, W'rITVUN
N Of removing into a neighborhoof wh"r" he
would have the advantages of good school Tor
his children, would he glad 10 hear II SON"
opening for store in II locality possessing the
above advantages. Address Re. j.,
"a al Lisbon Bedford county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07
WANTED. PRINCIPALS or

w SCHOOLS and others desiring TEACHkR
know that We are prepared To furnish khLlAhLh
TEACHERS tmala or female for all the branches
free Of charge to the employer. Apply ~
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
under Metropolitan Hall, Frank In street
Post Office box 10, Richmond, VA.
D'ANnAuAzY LINK, Agnnts. 50 l-i
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24

will be- the unavoidable result: Of tue
success ofthe johnson coalition. Not
only will the %UAion policy Of re-;
'duction of taxes, already inauguratedi
and inaucc essfpl operation, be checked
and overthrownSb but new burdens,
moro grieyous than any heretofore de-
vised, Emust BE- imposed upon the e Jar,
irerss and other producers ofthe.loyal
States, Arc wo ready to have our
taxes increased il order to put money
into the pockets OF the leaders and the
bankers OF the great conspiracy II
wo are, wo ought all to -ec'tain the
johnson coalition and its candidates
for all official positions. But if, on
the other hand, the true interests of
the country are subserved by tho re:
duction oftaxes already commenced,
and still further contemplated, it be.
comes all good citizens to approve and
sustain the action Of Congress in en-
tering upon this good work, and to
stand by tho Union party, which,
having carried the country iglorlonsly
through a great war, has shown the
principles and policy upon which 1t
will establish and maintain peace.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
Touching and Eloquent Address

IOuClI4HS NAu A"NNHS"S ~
Lend mo your ears, dear soldiers
(Lincoln hirclings.) Hear me for my
cause, md be silent that you may
hear! Believe me that / am your
friend, and Judge how dearly l. love
you! II then any one demands why
| rose up against you, echen I called
vou Yankee muQsiAs, incsndtarses,
robbers andthieves, this is my answer:
Not that l love you less, (Ior | could
not) but that | loved the rebels more!
lfany ask why | am not against you
now, to him say: Not that love
you moro than ! did, (for | can noD
but that / love your votes! Az you
were successful (O; us you were braye
| honored you,>(by calling you bar.
barians) but as you were loyal, | &c.
tpised you! There, dear soldiers, is
Joy ri Tor your SUGGEST, Honor for
your valor fin n horn!] Tears for
your votes! but everlasting .ingrati.
tude for your patriotism.' -
Ye wounded soldiers, CONDEMNED
Yankce] it is not meet that YOU know
how much we loved you when two
hundred thousand Of US sent the rcb'
els greeting, that our sympathics were
wholly and cordially with them. YOU
do remember, too, how much We oil
did love Abraham Lincoln The A1o.
Htion tyrant.] "Judgc, 0. 20 gods,
how Booth did love him" We do
all honor to his ashes! Good soldiers,
vandals] sweet soldiers, [murdcrcrs]
! would not steal your hearts away
[but your votes from his memory; but
they who done this deed [of assassi.
nation] aro "honorable" and wise
men! They slew Columbia's lover,
that Columbia might live. SIC Sem
per Tyrannis.] . -
And now, o yo stalwart soldiers
who marched with Sherman to uphold
the flag Of the Government, [crack-
Drained Sherman's bummcrs, who
waged an Abolition crusade against
the rights oftbe South let each man
render INC his hand [staincd with in.
nocent Llood] tor that | do love your
votes. Oh! tits true! -Cadis Repub.
IacaD.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
Accident Insurance.

Between Kcnosha and Milwaukee
on agent Of tho Travellers Insurance
Company, OF Hartford, entered the
car. and, having issued tickets to sew.
eral passengers, approached an ell.
derly lady, who it atterward appeared
was deal. ,':5l ~. ..,i,l..
5 MADAM, would You like 10 insure
against accidents 20 inquired tho
agent, at the same time exhibiting his
tickets. - = ." q '|F.% B.
Il got my ticket down to Keno
sha. ~ H'". ''... - g.
~" Not o railroad ticket, .,nadam ; l
wantto know You would like to in.
sure your life against. accidents" y,
SE-'"l'w going to Oshkosh to visit my
darter who's married up there, and
has got a baby"
The agent raised his voicealittle.
Would you like to insure your
life against accident Z"
-" She's been married two years and
q half, and that's the first child it's
a gall ...... ,.,..... >G.,.>
Agent still'louder-
=" I'm an,insnrance agent, madam {;
don't you want to insure your life
against accident7"I + ~. a'ri' = 4.
"She's got along first4ate, and is
A. Ill - 4 !
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
The journal.
=. CHARLESTON, WEST vA-,sss
.. OCTOBER "a, 1856,
: = ~ >" y - ~ = -
No RahS In tho House.

No baby in tho house, l know.
IT'S fur too nice md clean; =
No tops b. crrelcss fingers strcwn
Upon the floor arc seen; ..''''',
No finger marks arc OH tho panes,
No scratches on the chairs,
No wooden mon set up in rows,
Or murshaled off in pairs;A, -
No little stockings to be darncd, o..
,All'raggcd at the.toes; ,,':l,
No pile Of mending to BIO done.
Made up Of baby.clothcs;
No little troubles to be soothed,
No little hands TO fold;
No grimy fingers to be washed
No stories to be told;
No tender kisses to be given,
No nickuames, Love" and Mouse;
No merry frolics after tca-- .
No baby in the house.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
STow,5;.4lIots for Sale. =. :,

THE UNDERSIGNED OVERS ToR 81 IN TowNLors
In The village Of coa'noutl, Kanawha County West
Virginia. 80, ?. r.
THEY are situated IN the most delIrabe pan Of town.
and near tho Coal and Great KanaWhl Rivers and Sre
valuable Investment. ;,,,,;s ~ l..
nsp of the lots Splaeed on record ID 81. Renrdrs
St6s al Charleston 10 Deed hook ), pael1a1 nd may
thers 10 scen msp may be seen SSthf oaics ofthe
Hpdesbiened ~ CoAlsmouth. 80 p
.ricc Of the buildlnB lots. 400 ZACH Win ~ mta
I'll iterest rrserve 1llo without ypssrrsiI9pt
~ Terms, bali cash down. and the bslsncs In one year
Itt1eta in.crclt, at ~hteh time G1rn4hty vii
s 80 .is .-si, 'QHa'AcesAtA =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19

SUNDAY, April sth.-The past week, unlike
ahe6zst Iapeat -, zhas 1een-asaAa - -
ereabfe, 30 that my country excursions have
been broken up and have been compelled
to confne myself to the sights Of the town.
l have visited all the picture galleries To-
which can have access without too much
trouble, and / have been more interested than
/ ever expected 70 be in paintings Of the
character seen here. was always more
fond of landscapes, but they are more rare
in these galleries; the most ot these paint
ings being OF scriptural or NEUROLOGICAL sub
jects.
The Casino gallery, though not as extern
sive as some others, pleased me quite as
much as they did. 1t has the finest works OF
Salvador Rosa Martinello and Carlo Dolci,
who are favorite painters with me. Florence
does not offer the opportunities for study to
the sculptor that Rome does, consequently
one does not find so many of them here.
Our great sculptor, Powers, lives here how
ever. and some others. Mr.. Powers has just
completed Eve, quite different from the one
he made some years since. He is now en-
gagged on q bust of hope, having an order
for the three, faith, hope and charity. In
his studio is beautiful statue called Cali
fornia, and he has another copy of the Greek
Slave about half completed. Hart, Of Ken
IuChys ceieUFdt6u IOE Ills DuStS VI eIIllIl6Nt
Americans, lives here. and his studio we'll
repays visit. He is now making COPY of
his statue Of Henry Clay, for the city of
Louisville, and is moulding an ideal which
he calls ssLove Conquered" which many
think will equal any thing of modern art
The men OF whom you hear as Sculptors,
work only in the clay, and rarely, if ever,
touch the chisel, having, | suppose. more
confidence in those accustomed to handling
it than in themselves.
If they make error in the clay they can
rectify it in moment, but if one is made in
the marble it is ruined Mr. Hart has been
engaged on this piece for FIVE years and
half, and although it approaches completion
apparently, he expects to spend good deal
more time on it yet.
Although they have not such immense gal
leries of ancient sculpture as ut Rome. they
have few pieces that are equally celebrated,
at the head of which stands the Venus de
Medicis and in worth. OF the past three or
four hundred years, think they have more
celebrated specimens than Rome. The pat
aces and churches here are much finer in their
exterior architecture than those of Rome.
The palaces OF both places have very prison
like look, but these have much hrndsomer
architectural ornaments and proportions. |
expect to leave here to morrow morning for
Bologne and Venice, thence by Verona and
Milan to Paris, where ! expect to be by the
first of May to remain some weeks.
Afectionately,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19
Public Health. The Press.

Advertising has been pronounced ~nndi gnAd by the
the medical f4cuty physician WHO sdverises vs'a
able remedy to Atty people in his private practice would
the cold shoulder from his ionsl bre
should be make 1t. merits known million. through
the business columns Of newspaper press. This may
be sdgnified "-but IL it benevolent, humane just
whoever Is fortunate enough discover invent any
thing that will prevent eure alleviate human sn
ering il bound to make 1T known through every cha
nl Of Communication within his reaeb the general
prbc. For riary years the merits OF HoSrErTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS have thus been
stored TO health saved from fatal maises in
qnence As facts have been developed in relation
to the operation Of this most pnre and potent all
stomarhies and Alternatives, THY have been in simple
language To the people Of many lands and II tbs pro-
prietrs Of the medicine have derived profit their
dissemination thousands nron thonsands Of ndiyi,uas
have BEEN ensatted thereby 10 extent ,erond all
estimate /, the West Indies, Canada, Australia ard
South Anerica Hosrs-Tgp.s RIrTKRs are nov receg.
nzed as the toespec6c for Dyspepsia the hest possible
safeguard against epdeics and the finest eorent
cases of General Debility and the ONLY dirusve stnu-
lart entirely free from noxious Ingredients.
may15dswlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19
PnENlx INSURANCE COMPANY
N E w 70 RK.

N T. w U II X,
CAPITAL.
The capital Of said Company actually paid
up In Cash, 81 oo1ooo 90
The surplus on the LIST day OF jan, 1885, 63 1872 ~
Total amount Of Capital and snrpus.. s, cas- 1872 70
Amount of FIRE Premiums written from
Jan. list IN Dec. 3Ist 1905 ........., sea ta9 a.
Ditto Of MARINE INLAND Premiums ss21eo II
r.
Total amount Of Premiums for the year sl4s5 ISL rs
Amount Of FIRE Losses paid which oc-
cnrTed during the SIT lo5 "a
Ditto MARIN & and INLAND do. do 3is 4as %
Total amount paid for losses during year S6s a2I 20
VIM. FULTON. Agent.
mch2l KE0KCK, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19
A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY NAN, Woman and Child who hiss used
STERIING'S AMBROSIA


creas'ng sale have mas the Ambrosa famous all over
the world.
1T IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching OF the Head.
It makes New Hair grow ON Bald Head.
prevents the HAIR frou Failing Ont.
II renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp; Coos the Heated brow -
Dandrah; cares Nervous Headache: Cures patd,.,..
lnsnres Lnxuriant Locks; Inclnes Hair TO rrr,. CO.,
seies wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good effect app.r.s ].
oace
TO THE LADIES WE SAY
The Ambrotia will suit you to a +. E,se.n,,v
Decately Perfnmed. PatronIxed by cner. s,ra
Actresses. Bold 10 splendid boxes or carton. -...
ing two large bottles-No. 2 for morning. M s.
evening
THERE - NO MIsTAEn ADour RI
sTgR1TN9.e AMBRoefA 81 the hest. mo-,
and effective toilet In the world To prove ths. srv
Sold BY Drsgsists,
0eesAska AlnEebla na1afacturlsg d -
-, aas sslssp 1esss4 New YAsl
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MARRIAGE AND cELIBaCy.

OF Warning ard destruction for Yanng Men, Also Dis
eases and Ahrses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
sure means Of reief Sent free cf charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address, DIR. ]. sKILLIS HoUGH-
TON. Howsrd Association. Philad. lphia Pa fd2w3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19
STEADY DEVOTION TO STRICTLY LEGITIMATE

Gi.esssnrance 10 tbs pui lie that choice indemnity Of
wholesome aud pay character is sire ngiy guar an
teed by Phunix Policies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19
nATcnELon,s HAM DYE.

The Original aud Best In the WoridI The only trus
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan.
tsneons. Produces immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown without iniung the hair skin. Rem
edies the i'll effects OF bal dyes. Sold by all Druggists.
The genuine is signed William A. Batchel Also
REGENERAT1NG EXTRACT OF MILLErLEURs.
for Restoring and Benntifying the Hair.
aug2l-dawly CHARLES BACHELOR, NY
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For Sale.

OF and 40 feet off wfst side ef Lot 8, Tn Block 81,
II with Cottage Dwelling House and other improve
mrnts. Third and High Streets Title good En-
ouire OF VIM. FULTON,
apr2i-d Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19

DIES MONIES IOWA.

Ensures Asatn9t
FIRE AND LIGHTNING. ALSO AGAINST
THE Loss OF LIVE SToCk DY
DEATH OR THEFT.
GFFfcERs.
Gov WV. NJ Stone, Prts,prsr
iiyn. c G. E)fE yIcs- PfEstpEs7.
J AtLToN stitcs sscTtrasv
Hon. W. II HOLMES. TR4ssunsR.
VI. ". BARTHOLOMEW, Ae7uaEf.
EiEcrTfl-E COMMITTEE:
,. 4 HARVEY. Register stsse La a otice
JAMES WRIGHT. Rotary af afktc
LEANn VI VIII u sttfigner eeJ MONIES
JAMES BROWN. Hershaar aka t.sa
JANIS MATTHEWS Provost M.1sh.l Iowa.
n04RD OF BIREcTbPS.
N b Baker Aajatant Gtnerai lows
A asfvey, kegster statr Laid cface.
james Brown Merchant csk4E s~.
JAMES VIZ ght, secretary os etdts.
.frn,r. Mathews. DRIP. n Ssae@ l. flee
Eenj Hoiin-worth. Merchant oskaioosa
Geo tuck, knoxville
Frank N Mills, statioaer, les Noiues
II Me- cham Exit sievernos
VIM LooebridEr. ju re t;h JndiciAi District
tran fsvil sapt Pablo Issitaction.
John lite. Banker, Oskafoasa.
W II Holmes, Treasurer Of State
FW Palmer, kditor State Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19

CaLGATKs AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine;
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies' and for
the Nursery. Its perfume exquisite, and its wash
ing properties unriyalled For sale by all druggists
feGI3diw1y
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For Sale.
OTIS g. TO- IL. T. and 10 feet OF side Of Lot s.
u 4 Block 81 with an Octagon stone Dwelling Housa,
Containing eleven large room. small Bath
rooms, and clo4ets sso brick stable and wood honse.
Title good. Enquire Of WV FULTON
spr24-d Real Estate Agent.
For Sale.
A GOOD two story Brick Dwelling House,
n Concert Street between 12th and 18th Streets
3115Xli0 of groued good cellar, eis,ern wood house
and stable. lot well fenced 1itle good
Enquire of WM FULTON,
apr2i-d Real Estate Agent.
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Eulton's Agency.

For Sale.
n Ors l, 2 and 8, in Block So, corner Morgan and
second Streets, n garden and valuable fruits.
Title good Enquire Of WIN. FULTON,
adr24-d Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

OTIS 4, and s, In Block 81, corner of Morgan and
IA Third Streets, In orchard and valuable fruifs
Title good Enquire of WIN. FULTON,
apr2d Real EAtats Aren't.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-07-04

Artisans and laborcrs I The nation strug-
giles under the burden which is laid on
it. and which a Free Trade policy would
perpetuate. Our country, formerly one
of the cheapest, is become one of the
dearest places TO live in. Once it was
the paradise of honest Lador; to-day it
is the paradise of dishonest speculation,
and Mr., Morrill, shows us how necessarily
the contraction of dstended currency
and the adoption of Protective Tariff
60 hand in hand, and are each essential
to the other and both TO the future well
fare of the country. Mr.. Morilrs speech
is not less instructive in respect TO the
details of the bills than in respect to the
principles upon which it is founded, and
we may differ with him in some particu-
lars we agree most heartily that the Tar
iif bill will be II blessing if adopted sub
stantially as reported by Committee, and
that there is the most urgent need of
speedy action upon it in both Houses
Tribune
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-07-04
COM MUNICATION,
July 9. 1896.

July 2, 1866.
To The Editor Of The Aridlebwy Register,
DEAR SIR For the encouragement
Of others, permit me TO commend through
your paper, the enterprise and liberality
of the Congregational Church and So
ciety in Bridport, in repairing, frescoing
and re-furnishing their House OF Worship
at an expense of $4,000. And it is now
one of the finest and pleasantest churches
in the county. In addition, Paris Fletch-
er, Esq, has given them q nice organ,
and Charles n. Hayward, Esq, has given
them neat set of communion furniture,
for which they have expressed their sense
of obligation to those gentlemen in the
following resolution:
Re olred, That the thanks of the Congrega-
tional Church and Society in Bridport are due
and most aiiectionately rendered to Messrs.
Paris Fletcher and Charles N HAYWARD, re-
spectiyely, for their unsolicited, very timely.
valuable and noble gifts, of fine organ and a
asteful communion set. and that the notice of
he same be published in the Middlebury leg
ster and the Vermont Chronicle.
learn also, that they propose to go
right on and thoroughly repair their Par
sonage, and add to its Accommodations,
preparatory to giving their anticipated
Pastor most cordial and unanimous
welcome. MF.L.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-07-04

TIE TARIFF-We most earnestly
commend to general attention the speech
of Mr. Morrill, on the Tariff, which will
be found in full in our Congressional re-
port There have been speeches deliver
cd in the House more ornate and rhet-
orcal than this, but seldom a speech of
sounder practical wisdom, more crowded
with information, more instructive in its
statements. We should like to ask the
Free Traders to forego for once their hab-
itual abuse and invective, and to make
an effort to answer honestly this impreg-
nable array of facts and arguments de-
monstrating the necessity OF a Protective
Policy for the development of American
Industry, and the promotion Of National
Prosperity. They must either try to do
this, or they must suppress this speech,
and we are compelled to suppose they
will chose the latter alternative. What
can be said in reply to the exhibition Of
our losses by war, requiring to be sup
piled by encouragement of domestic man
ufacture to the forcible presentation OF
the evils of an inflated currency which
amounts TO more than Nine Hundred
Millions of Dollars, upon which our I'm
porters grow rich at the expense Of our
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-07-04

A call has been issued for ''National
johnson Convention to be held in Phil
alelphia, on the 18th of August next
A. w. Randall, President j. II.
Doolittle, o. III. Browning, Edgar Cow
an, Charles Knapp, Samuel Fowler, Ex-
ecutive Committee. The call is signed
by Daniel l.. Norton, J. w. Nesmith,
James Dixon and f. A Hendricks.
1t was to be expected, though regret
ted that the president and those named
in the call, we might say the president
and his echoes, would resort to some plan
which they hope will break down the
Republican party. But we cannot feel
any apprehension on the subject. The
great Union party was never more united
than now. The n. Y. Times intimates
that it will be received with favor by the
ex-rebels of the South, but who will wish
10 fraternzc with those whose hands are
yet red with the blood of our nearest
frends' The object is plainly to cause
disunion where now is harmony, and were
the plan to succeed it would be fatal TO
the best interests of the country. Patri-
OTIS will frown upon the movement, and
the result will be that those who attend
the Convention will have an opportunity
to boast of having for their associates the
btterest enemies of the government, or
the project will fail for want of support.
In the final issue either event will prove
disastrous to those who commit themselves
to this unfortunate scheme.