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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
Domestic Paragraphs.

Aaron Jonee, the famous English pugil
| ist, is punching heads for the amusement o
the Savannah public.
The burglars in Petersburg, Va, bore
| hole in store, throw in fishing line
catch bundle Of goods, and then draw il
out.
A New York company has purchased
Howe's Cave for $3.50. 600. The cave il
located somewhere along the lire Of the Al
bany and Susquehanns Railroad.
The boys Of the grammar schools o.
New Bedford, Mass have organized them.
selves in society for the suppression o.
profanity and vulgarity in their schools.
"A New Haven firm has shipped splen-
did carriage to Macmillan, in Mexico. The
carriage was lined with blue satin. and was
known as the Landau style Of carriage,
and cost $500
The trick Of cutting off . mans nose.
as performed by Heller, in Worcester, Mas
sachusetts, on Wednesday night caused one
OF the audience "A man TO faint away.
He was taken out on one OF the settees.
Tho st. Louis Democrat, Of late date,
says: " Michael Griffin, tho man with Hy-
porion curlst who was sent to jaii yesterday
by the Recorder on charge Of bigamy, Is
blessed with no less than thirteen wives.'
In tho town Of Cory, Pa, one of tina
head centres Of the oil region, there is a
newspaper man who owns and edits two
journals-one Of the extreme Democratic
type and the other as radically Republican.
The public "pays its money and takes its
choice" Co
"A returned New Hampshire soldier,
who had been sent to the State Prison two
years for stealing . turkey, has been par
doned by Governor Smythe, who took into
consideration the temptations in that diren-
ton to which he had been subjected while
in the army.
"A lady who advertises herself as aan
orphan, IL years Of age, and loves the wa
ter" proposes, through the Pittsburgh Dis
patch, to swim in public for reasonable
sum. She says that no doubt people will
think it wild idea," but that she under
stands her business." We haven't any
doubt Of It. 81
"A fashionable wedding took place in
New York last week, the daughter Of ono of
the wcalthiest citizens Of the metropolis
marrying young lawyer from Troy. Jen-
kins informs the public that the brides
toilette. cost .0C0. and that OF each Of .lhs
bridesmaid,s $1,000, each, being a present
from tie bride, WHO received $lGO. 200 from
each q her parents a. . wedding portion =
eHA-nigAt ofassG Arss have occurred In
StNppiRgtnn, GEM. y letely, and Il has been
aeoerfained that they were set ~ two, color-
Cd boys who were hired to do the work BY
Pslmer Lopez. q son Of one Of the riches,
men in the state. Ills object seemed to be
to make opportunities for distinguishing
himself by extinguishing CONGREGATIONS.
AZ parties are under heavy bonds tor trial.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02


individual subscriber. Money sent by draft, Post
sent at our risk.
Garden City Gift Enterprise Co.,
P.O. Box 1884. 100 8. Clark i. Chicago, m.
liberal donation will be tesdessd At avy drasins
70 the agents Of the Soldiers Relief Fund, for the
bsneAt Of disabled soldiers and thei famides.
GARDEN crfr GIsT CoScrar.-lsoooo Gold watches,
Tea Sets, Pianos, Chains. &C., worth 100000, = b.
sold at dollar EACH without regard 10 value, and
be paid for till Jon know what you hsso
400 Gents Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 each; 4Oc
Gold Watches, 500 each; 600 Lsdies' and tents ST.
yer Watches, SIS each 800 Ladi-s' Enameled 0oll
Watches, so each 500 Revolving Castors q. eecA
3. GU Oval doid Bracelets 81 each; $50 DlinkinG
Cups, 50 each IS 900 Ladies Diamond KipEs 90 each
1850 Vest Neck and Fob Chains. $40 each; S,5Oe
Snap aud Magic Spring Lockets, 81 each: 100 0old
Pens, silver mounted holders - ch 900 Ladies' 81
Jsweiry, $40 each; 5000 Dessert Spoons g each
5000 Butter Knives s. each 1900 Napkin Rings, Pei
pair IS; and 10000 other arti les from 8 e
ff5 each Concert Tickets with list Of all articles,
stating what eachp may have drst put intd
envelopes seslsd up and mixed and whsn isged
taken Oas without gard g CD ice, AMI b. mall
thus giving all fair chance On receipt Of envelopes
you will see what yon have and then 1t Is yous
option TO send dollar aud take'the 1ftc1e or NOT
Que Ut these envelopes will be cent By mail receipt
OF Is cents for DOLLAR IL for two dollars 50 Tor
I'VE dollars, o5 for ton dollars, aud 100 for hftosa
dollars. Ageuts wanted in every town aud city.
Address GIFT CONCERT, 2. o. Drawer eloR
! Chicago, MS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

two vessels he'd barely reached The opposite
side Of tho bay when another explosion
more terrible than the hrst occurred, but
fortunately the ship being far from the city
and In deep water no harm resulted. The
last explosion 10 supposed to have broken
up the hull, ~ In less than half On hour the
uAfersunats ship went Aown.s Tho top Of
her smoke stack = ths only part nov
At hrst the cause n the explosion was
wrapped In mystery, and -, no one was
saved from the wreck who could give any
satisfactory explanation all Was left to con-
lecture. A boiler expiosion wss impossible
- there vas no steam on the main boiler,
and there was no necessity to use the en-.
gines. . the ships hsd been lying Ut the
wharf over eighteen hours disehsrging .
cargo. Gunpowder seemed most plausible,
but there was none known 70 have been
on board, except few pounds in the maya
sias Tor ships uss which could not possibly
cause % much destruction. Ifany were on
board L mnst have bssa under false bill
Of lading, % none appearsd. on ths'ship's
manifest. Besides II seemed impossible
that powder would explode In such immense
quantities without creating cloud Or smoke
and leaving its marks on everything around,
whereas in this case ! few minutes after
the sxplosion no traces Whatever were vist-
BIZ. excepting the general ruin. Il was
then diAcovsred that some seventy Gases u
glonoins Or nitro glycsrine, one Of the
mont. powerful 4sxplQaixau Aganta- -knoMp ~
ordinary hill Of ladin6s This q once clear,
for blasting purposes, and WAS shipped from
IivArnoo1 m Ca1ifnpmia II l. % undae
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
$4,000 Tickets will b Disposed Of

- NAAO ASVAA0A V0V&AS 00N = AACR8t W1lk
be given with each Package.
Each Prize Package contains some u ne Sbglo~hs
lAt Of Articles.
Every package contains something Of v.ius ~ =,
titles the holder to ticket. Send In yous 1oney e
once, and buy prfzc package. Send STAMPS 60 M
the return Of the package ~ maia saskse wNi .
sent with each package Each ticket has its dupaioos
Of the aame number, which Is registered before beue
sent out The drawing will take place q Crosby's
OPERA House. other public place whore thos,,
sands Of ticket holders witness the drawine TO
duplicate tickets will all be placed in Wheel and
the audience present on the day Of drawing list q
the numbers drawn viii b seat at oues Or eopu
made out to each ticket holder, who then can compare
moneys OF goods will then be held to his order TO Be-
sent by Express or otherwise, he may drecs. Ous
enterprfse ID npon the grandest scale ever known a
every ticket holder viii obtain one prisW parehasne
prize package, and have as good opportunity "a
obtain Five Thousand Dollar Prize - . per,on coud
have il sny similar Gift Enterprise.
The GARDEN CIrr EvrERPkIsE b 70 axraneed thai
the tickets will 30 rapidly disposed Of much -
OF drawing can occur. And 10 no cass WI the poet
ppnement be for longer time than 4 weeks, Ths
articles contained in enterprise are all Of the os
ranted new and ID perfect order. new int OF similas
articles will be made up after each drawing for thu
next monthly distribution. All orders VIII receive
prompt attention. tt@s & F@5
lady or gentlemen may take part in forming club
Don't waste your money on foolish amusements bu,
buy onr prize packages and get something Of rel
value. No blank packages. Parties are recommended
to get up small clubs first; whom they become
quainted with the work they get up larger Ones
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED 10 AGEN1S-ClaA 1atea
Any person or party procuring club Of q soss
names Tor prize packages and forwarding as the
money for the same, wa b allowed Tie follpv1nG
commission
u n~r;tta ~v~As
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

MoRsgLL's ELECTRO MAGNETIC FLUID is
the cheapest and best Lotion IN use being diluted with
pure water before using. One bottle ~ 81 Is eqns
foaraa Csc each. It's curative powers unsqusled.
So advertisement.
S A FRIEND recently complained to US that
be ws snferne from pain 10 the back scross
tile kidneys and iniltnm ,tion in the urinary organs
We rec Mnmsndei the use Of Or. SWANS Morning
Beverage. aud he informs that the effect all
that he teuh wish; ssi him early relief and rector
ing the system II healthy tone.
USE SwtIS'S HAIR BtLstN 81 S6sE'fNzs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-12

7 oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP IINE.-PAs-
IL TO London direct 800 $50 $50 payable In
oy Passage from London 800 600. $50 payable In gold
rros NEW YORK.
Juno ~
ATAlAN June ID
June 30 ........,.......July 81
The nne steamship CELIAis pier No North river,
and VIII sail for London direct Saturday june IL.
For passage apply 70 CHAS A. WHITNEY, rs Broadway.
For IRE ght apply NJ 81 South street.
ROWLAND & AsPINWAI.L, Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-12

" 10 CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA.
ON THE NTH OF EACH MONTH.
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE
.-i.st csss, secord class, Third class,
the NORTH ANEaiH. -, srF nMsI,ip coypA-y
~i dsspsseh the fast and elegant -,Hship
sANr1AG0 ~ CUk.,s
~ wrpvrsfs9' Jtsr ~ AZ noon,
Prom rsr "A N1rtA flggr, fcct Of Nsfrsa street
The CentrNl American Tt4ast rapany ave rsrsi rev
,sn lake xnd 0therw uetuy hnrfos "a the
tanS fgaR lha fan 1855 Of water Az sni rre III
fn passengers pronp, Esd reis uAnst over hs
farofi~ lhe cf CAhosuls uag@L 1880.
Fer psss.ar spris early ~ nal o. person ~ ~ Nsn
q fsFt. e5tnTr ~ sttrf&a.' n. ~ CAbBlNOfOS, AgrDt
Lon HAgAvA pgrrT.-THr rAvORITE SIDE.
il wheel steamship A0.Eg CAsfLH VIII ssl from per
49, s.orth river Wearet9sy Juns - = thfee Geek
recssly ~ Havana direct FOR freight o fNesAss sppy
. c1lsAlsOs ALLEN. Agents, no bcwhng sfecH,
rhaGs follow. Jane ..
Trfr4Ns rfssr AND VITA CRUZ. -.AMFKfc,
aps Etat A. MAJ ftse- yhlp scmlary,-Ire 49, III
elegant ttE Wefl atean.iit fANif'J ~, dghn pestsn
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16
Mr. Eotts OH Reconstruction.

To aid him in damning himself, we quote
from Thc Rcp,,1iic Mr.. BottS's plan for re-
storing the Union. 1t needs 10 comment.
Every man of southern feelings and homo
rablc impulses will be apt to make short
commentary of his own upon reading the
following. Mr.. Bolts says:
| suggest, therefore, that all these diff
cultics may hc rcmcdicd by a simple lcgls-
latiyc enactment, which might probably
receive the Presidents assent, and, II not,
might be carried by two-tllrds vote oi
both Houses. | propose, then, in substi-
tuition for the report OF the committee, that
j, shall hc declared by law
That no person hereafter shall be capa-
bic Of holding any Office, legislative, exc
cu,ivr, or judicial, in the Federal or State
governments for ten years from the pas
snrc of the act, who was over the age ol
twenty-five at the breaking ont ot the re-
bcllion without taking the following oath
in addition TO that now required OF all such
officers by the Constitution of the United
States.
/ A.B., do solcmnly swear that | have
no, since the Goth day OF December, looo,
1fhp date OF the OTulldnCC VI SSStooioh "
south Carolina,l voluntarily taken up arms
apaiust the United States, nor have al
vised or encouraged others to do SO that
| have not sought or held office under the
Confederate States Government, or OF that
of any State in rebellion, with view IN
any manner 10 aid the rebellion; that
have not said, written, or done anything
designed or of nature calculated TO alien
ate the affections or allegiance from the
Government of the United States, nor
have otherwise given aid and comfort to
the rebellion.
Let this enactment be accompanied with
an absolute remission, III all cases, OF the
forfeiture Of life, liberty, and property, Tor
the crimes committed by and under the
authority of those in rebellion; and let it
also be declared that if ii shall be ascer-
tanned that any person has sworn falsely to
obtain or hold any Office hereby prohibited,
such office shall be absolutely vacated, and
the party held liable to q prosecution for
perjury.
Charles II. Lewis could not take that
oath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16
aucfjOn Sales To-Day.

NrSSRS, REGNAULT& co. will sell ut
their auction house to-day an excellent
variety OF furniture.
ME.SSRS. PAINE s. co will sell at their
auction. house to-day five thousand pairs
OF shoes.
MESSRS. HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPER.
son will sell n dwelling house on the
south side of Franklin, between Twenty
third and Twenty. fourth streets, nj Az
O'Clock, u. NJ. They will also sell the lot
on the corner OF Grace and Seventh
streets, now occupied by Messrs. Green
Allen, at half past o'clock, =. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

LADIES SUPPER.-We return thanks to
the ladies of the Manchester Methodist
Church Fair for their invitations to attend
their supper which is to take place to-mor-
row evening in the basement OF the church:
The doors will be opened at s o'clock, and
the supper will take place at 10, SO that all
who 90 will have fine opportunity to chat
with the ladies. The proceeds are to be
appropriated for repairs to the church.
The supper will be a fine one, and young
man could hardly spend a dollar better
than bv attending il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

POLICE HEADQUARTERs.-The city was
unusually quiet yesterday, and news items
uncommonly scarce. We report but three
small criminal cases from police headquar-
terS:
Mike Callahan was arrested for wilfully
assaulting his wife.
John Sullivan for a like offence.
Phil. Dornin, an " old stager," was locked
up for being drunk aud disorderly on the
street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16
PIae,ieal lPhsrnaseutisss,


CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor
sick ali over II may burst out In pinplss, or
sores or In some active disc ase, may merely
keep you iis.lcss, depressed. and gccd for notA,ns
> sai iSpars. gS% r 1YERs ssXRsxPARiLIx pSSsss oss
these Impurities and stimulates the oryans 81 life
peilins I disease. Hence il rapidly cures % variety
Of complaints which are caused by impnrity Of the
blood, such as Serofula or Kings Evil, Tupc!s,
g. SnhS"y: s%rs Fs pnRy: 81 g
Salt RheuIn. Scald Hesd. Hing Worn. Cancer os
Canceroas Tunors, Sore Eyes, Female Dlssssss,
VIII Whites. - sssriiisy. Hi also sypsilS q S:nssiI
fy AYERs .sS S,:s &; !, fsi ySss:
is' ss Sloea ss asalps':ns spa :Hss. sssss
During Late years The ,pubiis have essn ni3isA ~
bottle: sss:nSanss sss aa. g E.s q ls.:
havs been frsuds upSn the sick. ios thsy nSe oaiy
eons.in :. s.spAalis p ;ss: S:n s,. e
appointment has follSvsd ,hs 9ss 49, pf ss ,ssIs2s
extTacu Of Sarsapariils which noo9 ~ n.xnn: xs:
name sIi has s.,ii Ssip2: =: .si sSs co.:
nns1a wsm ssmspsriis and intend % s.Hgly sseA
remedy :. shall ressas The name fson sAs ioSs g
Oboquy Witch res.: upon H. vh,sS S ss Ire.
Intended ss,s We can s.s salS aS.s1c asas xs;sh n
nss anav ws how Sls, % prsaaes rns and I::o e
lave n i by r tho mod sase.uAi psssAsf e -
dIssSsSSsYa dasssY ssyScf15sz sy ssiy.say
q saSSsn SsauS. x ceias, Eeslss.s Co.
sS:.sss & sav.s:sl re- @ s.sss e
st!dssss q virtues The ycsiS iSssrH ssSHs & sSs.
ma .s,a ], suscsl1 LtiSS' tiSi't 49, y: :;
klehmona. ~ 9E ,ssle II -. s1-.-'sS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

DESPERATE HORSE THIEF. Yesterday
morning Robert Nelson, negro, was ar
raigned before Justice Wade on charge OF
stealing a horse from John Wickham, OF
Hanover. The evidence in the case proved
that Robert had traded for the horse
with the negro who had stolen him,
and he was released. He was on his
way homeward, after his release, and
had not gono far before he discovered
the negro with whom he had traded
for the stolen horse, driving a mule-cart
down the street. He Immediately informed
Justice Wade of the fact. The latter pro
ceeded with Robert, and soon overlook the
negro. Mr.. Wade ordered him to halt, to
which he replied by striking him over the
head with whip, and starting off at full
speed with his cart. He was soon over
hauled again, however, and given quarters
in the county Jail. His name is John
Davis. His cart and mule are held in GUS
tOdy by Justice Wade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

THE DISPATCH ON THE RELATIONSHIPS
Cole & Turner deliver the Dispatch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond and as
they are also authorized agents to receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Weakly and Weekly Dis
Y,a'ch, friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves Of the messengers of these enter
prisng news dealers in forwarding their orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

the consideration of civil suits of no pub
lie Importance.
The case of Gilmer Us. Bigger, petition
ing for writ of mnndamptS to compel him
to publish Senate bill No. 22, in regard to
usury laws, will probably come up to-day
certainly tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

LIQUOR LIcENsEs.--It has been deter
mined BY the Hastings Court to set apart
next Friday for the purpose of issuing Ii
censes to sell liquor by wholesale or retail.
Those intending to apply should bear this
in mind, as Friday is the only day during
this session on which applications will be
received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Is.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Valley City, Snyder, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. w u. Porter.
Steamer Norfolk Vance, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. Z. Porter
Steamer Veteran, Strannum, New lork, mer-
Wardwell, Rogers Crowell.
Steamer VI. Martin, Hanes, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Haskins Brldgford.
Schooner James Buchanan, Callahan, Philadel-
phia, coal, S. u. Hawes Son.
SAILED.
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, 5. Ayres 20.
Steamer / ohm Sylvester Post Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Haskins u Bridgford.
Steamer Maria, Allen Gray 5 creek, merchan-
disc, McKowan & Cnrtis.
Schooner Extra Taylor. Philadelphia, ria Pc
tersBurg, McKowan Curtis.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Specie, Smith, from Suffolk, Va, ar
rived In Philadelphia May IL:
LIe0red fDr Richnoad.-Schooner J. L. Harmed,
Adams, Philadelphia, May L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

COUNTY ITEMS.-J0hn Shaver was ar
raigned before Justice Wade, charged with
aSSaulting negro woman. His case was
continued in the absence Of witnesses.
Coleman Hopkins was brought mp on the
charge of stealing money from c. I'll. Lei
bcr. The evidence in the case being pretty
conclusive against him, he was sent on.
Robert Chandler was fined forty eight
dollars for whipping his child numerically.
Thomas Johnston and James Bailey were
received at the Ilcnrico county Jail yester-
day from Hanover. They were examined
there by Justice White on charge OF
stealing a COW from John Delaruc, and sent
on for further trial. There being no Jail ac-
commOdations for them ut Hanover Court
house, they were transferred to the Henrico
iail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

REQUIEM FOR THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.
The requiem mass for the Confederate
dead was performed at the Cathedral yes.
terday BY the Rev. Father OKief. The
church was well attended. The solemnity
of the services was much added to by the
impressive music of the Gregorian chant
for requiem masses, which was well sung
by q fine choir.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

Court OF APPEALs.-Hon. Alexander
Rives was sworn in Monday, and took his
seat in court yesterday.
Judge r. C. l.. Moncure was chosen pre-
siding judge.
No other business of public importance
was transacted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16
DRUGS. MEDICINES. go.

SPECIFIC FORTETTER.- "SPE.
- CIPIC" will speedily and posnively cure the
worst cases Of Tetisr and Ring Worm. Read ne
known former Inspector Of Tobacco st Public
Warehouse: - ,.<s
Messrs. Meade 4 Baker: Gentlenen.-l. nke
eide" for Ring Worm and Tcttsr: had been 81.
hic,ed for AT least seven years with very sggrs-
and had tried. In vain, many remedies. One vial
OF your Specific" has entirely and edsssuaily
cured me, and my hands are nov - nnm smSnsn ana
late Inspector at Public Warehouse.
MEADE BAKER,
Practical Pharmaeentists,
anla corner Ninth and PrAnklIn stIeets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16
,.c,;,tcnt Johnson His Statement 4"
',c correspondent Of the London

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,nc correspondents oil the '"""""
Itmcs.
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...u, ,r The London Times giving
.....,,.,s ~ lis ;ntcrvicw with the
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81" rN'"' '''''r>' go.
" ANi''\"'"N, AP'H TO- 1000.
. .-. |''pr\'" |"" uncertain S'"t'
#'a p"N''' """itS nave 'a'.'l' " d"
,- flor me t" send Non any lni"f'lI'-
y important or Naiuahlc IMAM '",
..~> ot al interview when l III"
Resident Johnson at the hAtc House
,.tHN last. The Prc>ldrh. "P't-
specially with reference l" '"' ''''',
.Nvr been so wIlfuliy mI>f'p''>'"'e"
Radical press ui ilI> country, an"
.~rl policy towards '''' >"",h'l"
has been exposed I" 80 mnch nn-
.'r prrvcr>ou, ihat VII. ''hl'S"h
.>.ar~,loa> "n both these subjects
..., ~"wr weight even WIN '"">'
.. s.n>t r'"Hs'l'Er0 AGAINST "lih'
Pre-, dent hr>l 3d\rii"a /" 'hc con
!. w#Dh hc found the co"n'r! on
..~,.ou 10 office, aud t"lnl,a "N' "'a'
...u rld time the Radical party,
w has the control over Congress,
... wDr'r'ng i"r tn" i>>nr l"Fc'1
ia,'r object was manifest ana
,.. N"'rA. ii"'H ,,l''r p"'ii' "' N''"'
.n scarcely be- blamed Tor pnf>n-
....-.liN. thr\ Nnc" perfectly wen
20 iu' south came "A'N o'" Con
."# a1\ o. power ""HI" hr over
..t.Ih representatives womb >'3hd
j.'t ""I'a pF"''''H '"'' ','''
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

A TREAT FROM THE FAIR.-With CRATE
ful hearts and all good wishes, we acknow
ledge the receipt of tray of all sorts OF
nice things from the good ladies ofthe Monu-
mental Fair yesterday morning. We will
have visions of glasses OF sparkling, bouncing
Jelly, dishes Of fine sliced ham and tongue,
and plates Of delicious fruit, pound and jelly
cake, for months to come. We will never
be SOurcd, even in the most gloomy mo-
ments, by thinking of the excellent pickle
sent us we will rather, like Oliver Twist,
long for "morc." First, and above all
though, we will remember the kind ladies
who favored us with these dclicacies.
While we dream of the good things made
by their hands, our waking thoughts VIII
be with them. With deep gratitude to-
wards them for what they did for us, as
well as for thousands Of others, during the
Sickening and wcarying scenes OF the late
war, and with great admiration for their
daily deeds of piety and love in our pre-
sent trying situation, we do not think we
can ever forget them. We will ever be
ready to show them that we appreciate
them and their noble efforts by doing all
that we can for them. The Monumental
Church Fair has been opened i'll the fine
building opposite the post-oilicc, and all
goes well. The Fair has thus far been
crowded each night, the beauty and pride
of the city being in good proportion. If
they continue-aS doubtless they will
to do as they have thus far done, their OBJ
jcct will be fully accomplished. $50 mote
il be-"