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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-09

KoBgRT a. aArRY. JAMES L. HACRY,
RoBERTT. BROOKE.
az Il. ii. A1AURY s. CO.,
igsTABLisHED IN 1857
BANKERS AND RRoKERS,
No. lol4 III ain street,
hrst horss below the Office,
RIcHAoSD, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c..
bought and sold on commisson.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED ard COLLECTIONS
MADE or all accessible points IL tho United
States. le7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-09

DICHNO.>D ROUSE, CORNER OF
L. GOVERNOR AND RoSS SHEETS, HICH.
MOND, vA.-This councillors and admirably,
located building, haTinS been thorough y repaired
an! nav " naiuted, il now open and prepared 10
acconrcl&:s Transient, PERM SENT, and
pAT BoAkDSRS. The rooms are large, airy,
and II handsomely furnished, the location Is central,
RAJ. my Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-09
public Notices.

GISTRATION OF VOTE 80 ~
E EN- 70 rIFTu wARD.-The Board OF Eegi 10
-, for The Fifth MaGister!al District III s:
,f"so" ",o -, frrm MONDAY, July ; 1857 nnla, s nd
iTrRuAY. Jrly 10. 1887, atthe corner o' 0'o"0
hGhry r st pe ss..,on each day :roms ~ until
Tia Fifth District comprises all thai par q.
rentIv ,.Lnn in by tho recent act OF The Legls.a
tura including RIcon's Quarter bfa1eh' 'i1'
hollywood, Oregon HILL &c. oo,-
pr W q. MANSFIELD,
THOMAS G. cLARh,
jy7-los Registers.
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN
II THE SECOND WARD.-Tho Board OF Regis.
traitor for tho second nagisterial d,1tie,' en-,
"a madison Ward. which includes al! that p.ft o,
th city of Richmond lying between ths wei III III.
nj Fourteenth and east line OF Four'h slree,s VII
hs in session from MONDAY the 5th 10 the A''t
Hours OF sess on. from O'Clock A. 81 o tSESIoc'
7. u Captain Eleventh United States infantry.
w ~. GkTa Hi,rs Registers. jeee-,laJy
no THE VOTERS OF FOUeTH
nAG'STERIAL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF
EENRICO-The Board of Registration will be BE-, i
CINCT from the I'd until the oh OF July, 1857, in
clnsIva. from \. u. until ?. IL. each day,
AIi persons qualified 70 -o,e under the provision
Of act Of Congress Of March "a, 1877, emitted AZ
the rebel states" and thu act supple mentarj
thereto passed March 23t, $50, are invited 20 alp
pear before the board for res!.Lr4t!on
Pra-idau. Of Board.
WILLIAM II. ALIERDICE, Registering Officer to
county. E.
district. j. -t-Jy'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-09
Rank Statements.

QUARTERLY REPORT I,S or hr RH q =
~ NATIONAL ENCHAaSGGgEs , BdsinlJLY l. 1851 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-09

RICHMOND. Va, July !, 1851.
This day James Is. Macmurdo, cashier; person.
ally appeared befor. me ana mad" oath 10 the
truth OF the above statement,
BENJAMIN b. WEISIGER,
iys-3t Notary Public.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-30

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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-30

Odo % TFeseIlick.
M xRxs4 anAzasnocK.
<u@@e H. s "
} ellow-v erknen, peu.e anA tsad ! Is
knss him. sA'a. sssPss8 ,' ysa 2s's Il
who goes Erst, as pioneer.
The weary sons ot toil - shseRt
WHO h heard Afar and nsars
VINO d fofsncs, In ths hght
.aainst opprsssisas Eold and mlxhst
VINO reminds ne Of cur rlGhtf
frsvsllick.
In the front the denpots SEQ
Al ipwrixht keen, nniearn'd 70 heei
kor can thsy bring HIN e D. ssss-
fhe awes- short hours 10 aeltasss
sho. IN eosnsy, town. ., ssfss,
Hruntu the dire cppcsers hateI
Yet. who amongst our heartiess foes,
en- ths platform dare opF1eef
Keeps ihe PLANK wbsrs'ss he 9uee-~
Treveilink w..
IN .xisht Houfsr dAy lana N dsfsnes1.
vino On facta and common sente
Treyelilck.
A man who meier was to1shi Or sold,
Fer paltry pension, pAe OF SOD
Fellow-sweAters, pray, behoidt
TrsFelick.
who. ON al Columbia scu,
Works % hard Tor sons Of toil,
And lives Pbor EiehGd al the whiiss
TrsFesiick.
May God forgive ms in al time
five share not q aoensy dime
With the bold hero Of thls rhyAe-~
Trevelliek.
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Resolved, That We would usgently calH the
attention 6ftke industrial classes 70 the B1616ec<
Of temvnsns 1ouSss' aDl impR6ssd Ia6sn( =,
belieyjse u - es.asstisi ~ Ne sselfsre q ~
vhQlessQRHsnity thae Z esform should ~ Ell
past h0 proven that vice, ranperism ana Ell BE.
are the invariable sstsndssss a. the over 6wds
ed end VIZ yepti,.te6 GRsllEngs Of the pool, and
urge ppno Ihe eapifaIis1s AZ ne, cguntU xattsn-
sicn q he blessings % b derived from invest
IN ~ uesns inerectine sueh dwellings, n
sn>6slssds Thst this Cousfsss dsptesstss "a ~
b fAnili.rly known - srsIxxs among wor1 ~
aPls means b exhausted 6efGs any suoA ees1pss
uruEsCYyAx urssvnezf. N
Deceived, Thst he formasion ~ MechAnf3f
IiStilofea Lycsnns md Reading Reoms ard NJ
sfesGon u buildlbgs l6r that purpose, \ sodn4
msnde9 70 NE uoFkingmen u III cIties "a
sdsnE = sneans - savs6cing thelr .pfs1te1
and social improvcmenS ny, N
81 zlsaEinsx ~ Iryu1szrzsr vpsx.
.Ae4fnd 10 On Labor ceaersas usd1e
moe ~ N roco0ansnd t6ths ucrAlukG
otAhs soastsy. lshst. In 60 hey ne PEE =
for want Of smpioymenk thsy proceed - y
pa6l1e lsnds - bscome 16<Ya Gt44M4 ~ -.
IL ~ ~ industry Fl ~ ss.u:y -.
solhelA n isSisidsl sslisf andsuatisnH ".
Resolved, That where . vorkingmsn 4 e ~
capsb14 aq1 s4sailnhle Cor sny e,4 n4kntp.
- - a --t-s . g ss.- -.a,sss4s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

good many honest people in Dubuqus
oppose the construction Of bridge oves
the Mississippi q this point beoauss 10 will,
they bslievs, destroy the town. and it will
become nothing but way station on the
road.
II this be %. can such people tell how il
IL that Davenport aud Clinton have never
gown % sapidly and their business 20 In.
creased, - they have since the completion
Of the railroad bridges ct those points.
Even he most Strenuous opponsut Of .
bridge 10 willing 10 admit that il would be
Of large benefit to tho country hack Of Du>
buQus, but the injury il would Do the city
10 the bugaboo that stands in the way. But
all experience il is believed viii show that
such fears are without sufficient foundation,
and that no town ever prospers by throwing
impsd;ment in the way Of the progress
and Development OF the country upon
which il has TO depend fos i,s trade. The
Lilo ~ was famous example Of this. and
jet Erie has never % prcspsred ~ it has
since its break-guage war in which Erie
WAS not triumphant.
Instead Of bridge being . damage TO
Dabuque, We are Of the confident opinion
that Il will Be oil large benefit to It. II will
draw an immense amount Of travel and
freight this way that nos soea BY way Of
Clioton and Ms2rsgor, and with the i'm
provsmsat Of the rapids, and from thc we'll
knowa enssspsise Of Dubuque mesehants,
- bslisvs they will ofsr inducements for
oueiass men from the interior to stop here
asa make their purchases instead Of going
% Chieaeo. So By Ill asans let 10 Asss .
bridge. Dubuque Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

We recently received q letter from the
Agent OF the Y. 8. Ex. Co. at Moline, H.,
offering to guarantee us better rates in the
shipment Of our paper than ws could Oh.
tain from the Merchants Company. Our
answer We give below, as it has reference to
. matter Of public interest, our public trans
portation, and gives our view, very briefly,
upon the Express war:
Iowa CIry REPUBLICAN OrficE,i
Iowa Cry, March !, 1867.
s. n. Baker, Esq. Ag't z. S. Er. Co., Nc;
line. Illinois:
DEAR SiR:-Yours Of the goth ult, in
which you offer to guarantee me better rates
in shipping my paper from Moline than
obtain from che Merchants Company. came
duly to hand. Before the Merchants Com
pany yes started shipped some paper ~
your Company. Your Charge were seven
" ave cents Der buodle. After that Cons
pany was in operation. Mr.. Wheelock, with>
out nv order, shipped my paper by them,
and found the charge forty cents per bun~
d,e. This believe fair rate, which was
willing 10 pay Your Company has been
in the habit Of charging the on type, the
most compact Of freight, 81 cents per 10 /,
from Chicago. The Merchants will bring
il for cents, which think fair rate
You now propose 70 give me 'orer rates
even than they. II you can afford to do
this your former rates were certainly cx>
travagant, cxtortiorate. II you cannot af-
ford to, do not wish you to work for me
for less than fair rates.
Should the proposition Of your Company,
Tow freely made, be successful. in driving
the Merchants from the field, then rtat
rates uin you charge me z viii you not SO
back, not merely to your old rates, but COM
pei your customers TO make up the cost Of
killing the Merchants. which trust is to
be pretty big job. am afraid Of you,
when you have the monopoly. have no
hostility TO the Z. S. wish it 10 prosper,
by serving well the public at fair rates. bu!
| am very anxious the Merchants should
also prosper to insure fair rates. do not
coniine shipping 10 either company, but
am not disposed to direct Mr.. Whselock~tt
change the shipment Of my paper. ] think
the business man excessively stupid whs
wishes the Merchants Company driven Of
the track. Very Respectfully.
N. H. BMAlNERD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
A C1aAsn Against the Govern.
snena for -. 500, 600.

Commodore Meade, brother Of Maj. Gen.
Meade, has xuit against the Government
in the Court Of Claims for 81 SOC, 900 - Cd.
minis.sator o. his father. Richard w. Meade.
II appears that the f,ther Of the Commodore
resided in Spain during the French Invasion
under Napoleon, and entered into heavy
contracts with the Spanish Government, BY
which means Spain became largely his
debtor. After the restoration Of the King
Of Spain to the throne Mr.. Meade was
throxn into prison, and Was only released
through the interposition Of tho Govern>
ment Of the United States. In 1918 M.
Meade presented claim agsinst Spain for
about 100000. In 1919 the Government
Of the United States and Spain entered in.
TO . treaty, by which, in consideration Of
81 900 900, the Government Of The United
States Internationally released the Cow
eminent Of Spain from any liability on
claims Of citizens Of the United States, the
latter Government undertaking to satisfy
any claims Of her citizens. A commission
was appointed BY the Government under
this treaty, 10 which was submitted the
claim Of Mr.. Meade. among others, but it
was not allowed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
ER,NDI,rTIIs

IMPORTANT QUALITIES. BtANDRETIIS
PILLS SO STIMULATE all the interior powers Of
the system that every poison !mpurity is forced
from the hood into the bowels. and thus passes of.
Recent of sickness will often DO cured by the
effect OF Iirandrehs Pills. VIII, h, when the OPP
Grafton II full and complete leaves tsc blood free
from poisonous and uuhcsthy matter as that of a
newborn babe. In colds, infammatory diseases,
and IL cholera their restores 10 health soon
than all other remedies because they take from the
blood and bowels those matters upon which pain-,
cramps, and aches depend for continuance
Captain 1saac Smith, OF Sing Sing. says, thirty OF
Brandrct's ils. taken according III directions cured
him Of very bronchial affection afes other
means had failed, aud he wishes his numerous friends
to know the fact
Brsndreth's Pills. Principal Office. BrsndrethlIouse
New York sold by all Druggiste. See my name on
Government stamp. without which the pile arc spu-
rious. r. BRANDRETH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

'EO lIsc Ladies'.

The Cirnre Francois. or French prcn.
einG. for ladies a thil,'rrn's rue.p ard Shoes tha
have become red or rusty, and rough BY wearing and
restored % perfect aud permanent black with ~
mach lnstrc when raw leaving the leather suf and
rlahlr and wha. great importance 10 the iaesit
wnL ntH wus~ w*T, sasa Titr sfstkIE
Travelling Hassa. Trunks. Carrissgt.
Iops. aui fnr Harnesses. are made Ia hook
~ Gutr A. NV
Ladies and ,h.lircn dres~ their hacss with
out soi'nr their hs'de Try ene bottle. ard ven wt
never b. without a supply oft III thu hanee
AK yonr shoe dealer loslt
BIZ. BROWN < co, FRO, flsl9ts Manufacturers
NJ Bsekinrs and Dressings 81 all ksnss + leather
Ufiec, liits MIR street. DostDn octg, DIV
For ssle Nv FARMS 4 HuSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

AO1eR u1kb 1sss -
Sclsemclx's Medicines.
TO CURE CONSU MPTlON, the system must be
prepared so that the lungs viii heal. To accomplish
this the liver and stomach must fret be clcansed and
al appetite created for good wholesome food. which,
by these medicines will be dgesed properly and good
healthy blood made; thus baidng up the constitu-
ton. SCIIEN JK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach OF oil bilious mucous accumuiations and
hy using the Sea Weed Tonic IN connection, the ap-
petite Is restored.
sCHENCKs PULMoNIC SYRUP is nutficious
o. well ~ medicinal and, by using the three remedies
oil impurities arc expelled from the system. and good
wholesome blood made, which will fepel all disease
II patients will take those medicines according TO d.
rcetions Consumption very frequently In lie lassags
Yields readily 10 their action. Take the pills ne
qusntly. to cleanse the liver and stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels are not eostive
they are not required for sometimes In dissrh9s they
arc necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy.
and an appetite created to allow the Pulmonc Syrup
10 act on tho respiratory organs properly and aay
any irritation Then I'll that required TO perform
permanent cure y. to prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooms much possible eat all the rich.
EFT food-fnt meat game. and. In fact, anything the
fist mo.feb9-1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
A woaD TO TINE PUBLIC.

As t,e forms Of disease for which We prescribe the
Compound have their origin in the blood. Let The
sufferer remember thst merely oUtw erd appliance
reach the CAUSE The Compound. como INTO fnE
BLOOM. THE ClTADHL OF THE DISEASE drives
from liz strong hood and The victim 10 relieved
CURE WARRANTED
BURNHAM Z VAN eCHAACK,
Whoaesals DruGglDs, v lAhn y. Chieago.
moe-d0n Axe01e Tor the NOT1hWcet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
a Pleasant Arrangement.

The Columbus. Ohio, Journal has the
following "On Wednesday. Miss Melissa
NJ, OF PiquA, was married. to Mr.. H., Of H.
linois. Some time since the rich old father ;,
met accidentally and supposed case, II. i,
agreeing to give his son 100000, and NJ,
agreeing 10 give his daughter the same
amount If certain affair should take place.
In the meantime Miss. NJ, and young H..
became acquainted. They became friends
and then lovers. A certain minister had
heard tho little arrangement Of the pspas,
and the Same certain minister Was called
upon to perfect the little arrangement Of
the young people in performing the msrri>
age ceremony II. Of course, became the
minister's duty to remind them that no ,if'
was in the way and each paps, in duty
bound came down to the tune of $4,000.
The old Stuyvesant pear tree. at the oor-
ner Of Third avenue and Thirteenth street
New York city, planted by Governor Stuy-
vesant two hundred years ago, has been
run against by q wagon and destroy ed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Especial Neilee to The LADIES'
1 ltie ~ impossans NJ Iadiss shosIA aesev -
pesasaone specially eooDesd eof CO. y
wnaM sney ne Peculiarly ssbjees. % onee 80
k:satny and esstain: o. ~ ~ shoun eo.ss" eas
m. A n. SlAUDaCgAU,
Professor Of the Diasasss Of wenen.
hes bsse = s1tsasivs and eoeesssfnl practice M 70
wasds o. thirty Jean At HE pfsssat omee-a ~ ~
dies - the suthoe Of
"The Married Wenan's Private
Medical Cenpanisn,"
6ret published u 1884,, spsei.l,y intended foe mar.
fled ladies In delicate Of precasious health; no9
which every LADY viii psscsivs hs thoeousn knowt
sheir st I'M end is mmss, sy 9psssmsDs L ne
long. relisble advtees and companion Ov9
Half Million Ladies'
possess It. Rvefy hueband should havsn. nnsos
By mail, price o..
ne eussasisss ssis snAinnedlsss nd sdhessioss
:s1s Z. ss; d ps;.ds !, sss
greatest sonSdssse aaS essssisaS q ssssss.
CAUTION TO LADIES. /.
nissioss sesesas & $3.50 ~: .fy.sssss
49, - sgcs e $3.50. sSs ! n sS.,s
MANS PRIVATE MHDSoX = COnRANlO oeeOa.
at DE- nsesaeeaa By ls161e, and sosnasd 49,
Married and sipglc Ladies
vho dsssc - end cats1s rsmsly eos isfeeu!as
- g eeppeocl!on 81 nst1rs, non We've
en- rssY upuA he celebrated
Portuguese Female uenthly H1I1
composed q ssss ana costly impsrssd sztlaces Insy
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