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Lest you trouble your brain
In solving this riddle.
commences Win the capital
H in the middle.
Read mp ifyou choose,
Or to the right at your ease,
70 the left like the Jews,
Or down like Chinese.
His prices are lower,
His stock more complete
Than any other store
Found on Front street.
So do not delay,
But bring on your cash,
Your country produce
And all kinds of trash,
For he'l sell better groceries,
And more, for the sand,
Than any other dealer
This side Of Portland.
A. q. KIGHTLINGER.
Corner Perry and Front streets, AIbanyj O'gu,
~noI0nI3ly
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THOMAS nAwrTos .. \. M'sniDE.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
HAMPTON &
UNDERTAKES AND
DIALERSN FURNITURE, BEDS BEDDING,
Cor. First ard Washington sts.,
ALBANY, LINN CO., OREGON,

hAve asst laid In ono 81 the largest and
best rselected stocks Of Furniture tina. vas
ever brought u this market, consisting Of
CHAIRS, all doseFiptns MUSIC STOOLS,
BEDsT EADS, COUNTER STOOLS,
|CUPBoARDs, REVOLVING STOOLS,
SAT- Is, CANDLE STANDS,
BUREAUS, WASH STANDS,
BREAKFAsTTABLEs. HAT RACKS.
. DINING TABLES, TOWEL RACKS,
EXTENSION TABLES, WHAT-N0Ts,
CARD TABLES, LOUNGES,
SOFA TABLES, SOFAS,
WORK TABLES. PICTURE FRAMES Of
CENTER TABLES, every description,
ROSEWOOD AND GILT MoLDING,
We have also the latest and most improved
styles Of upholstery work and tho finest Parior
and Bed room Gets that that was over brought to
Albany.
We manufacture, repair or rcft Furniture Of ev-
cry description, and do all kinds Of upholstery
work.
Having in our employ none but the best Of
xoTkmen, who have served their time At their
trade In tho East, VIC are prepared 10 do all kinds
Of Cabinet work on thelatest and most approved
styles, and which
FOR WORKMANSHIP We CHALLENGE COMPETITION
We select our stock In person, and tho public
may rely upon our statement of its durability and
place of manufacture.
We have on hand a large and we'll selected stock
of Wool, Pulu, Hair, and Moss Mastrasses.
We arc also prepared with material for tho man
~ufacturo Of Collins at the shortest notice.
NJ We have also on hand q large lot Of
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS,
Which wc will dispose Of at very low rates.
Albany, Is, 1865. au1s-1y
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STOP THAT Thief
"A COUGHI

TTIs STEALING FRoMYoUYoUR HEALTH
which ID acarer 10 you than all your wealth.
Ninc-tenths OF the diseases prevalent in this eli,
mate spring from Colds and Coughs
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AM
Quick Cures and M Chaygses

Quick Cures and Moderate Chargsees
DIR. w. h. DOHERTY,@
Rrtvate Medtcal and Surgical Lnstitue.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office. PHI
Yate entrance on Leidsdorf street, San
francisco, California.
Estabtished egpressly 10 afford Tie afflicted
soUnd and scientific medical aid, an tie
treatment and cure Of all Pirate
and Chronic Diseases, cases of
secrecy and all sexuol
diseases.
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OPINIONS on THE 8


CDR. D0HElRTY is s skillful physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes tn
his patients he is sure to fulfill. That fact is ana
great cause of his eminent success in his profess
sion. Tits fortunate that among the many adver@
Using physicians there is one who can be &spsndqd.
on."-lReyiew. 49, :.
"DR. D0HERTY'S reputation as q physician is
q sufficient guarantee for the cure &c any casa he
undertakes. o-[Chr0nicle. 81
tDR. D0HERTY has devoted his stady moro
particularly to chronic. specific and secret practices
and as such is now the moss successful Of any
physician in San Francisco .a-IFrec Press
d. D0HERTE'S repnta&onis second to no oth-
er physician on the eoash in chxonia and specific
Observation-Disclosures.
"DR. D0HERTY-ReR msa IN The medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
denoe of the public in their skill and Judgment as
he Neutrality-suspicious.
"DR. D0HERTT ranks as one Of our most dis
tinguished physicians, and also one of the most
successful. whiehis now the criterion by which the
lmedical rractitener Is judged. "-Echo. seI5z
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Dec. %, '~0o-v2nletf
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|TyHANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PAT
ronage shown US during the past few years,
we would respectfully call tho attention Of our
numerous patrons to our present desirable and well
selected stock Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

nv Mr.. HERNDoN.-Tbat the COMMITTEES
ON Finance inquire into what action hns been
had by the commissioners elected NJ the last
session TO adjust the,publc debt with west
nv. Mr. MERRITT.-Into the expectancy
of milking Maherrin river lawfui renee
from Hnley's bridge, IN Graensyille county, 70
the line of Brunswick county.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. CABELI presented the petition OF the
Comfy Court of Cumberland Tor authofiy ~
agants Of the Frecdmpn's Bureau. THE petit
.ion sets forth that the court ana peoPle ~ Z
anxious 10 pay 10 said agents, II a'io"eu =,
law. p fair aud adequate compensation ~
neglect OF business, loss or time, ana the one
zone and valuable services rendered TO the
public 4 or course, an ironicni petition.
MIR. ROBERTSON presented the meHoil 10.
Of the bar of Alexandria for the estaonsunen ga
OF a court in that city upon ~ ose the Husiings
with the same autnorlt! as tnS
Mr, MoSBY presented the petition OF the
sheriff OF Bedford, asking for addiHonai 'iiio
within which 10 pay In the revenue.
Mr. GRAY presented the petition OF Messrs
henderson. Powell, and Knox, commissioners
in chancery; asking an increase OF coihpehsa
ton. .,,,o, or c;t;.
CONS of King William, asking the repeal OF the
fence law so far as they are concerned; n,
Mr.. WHITE presented the memorial OF e, M
zens of Henrico against the extension VI 'ho
limits of the city OF Richmond; ,sor
The Honse having completed the calendar,
and n motion for adjournment being ABOUT 10
be made, "a ,r,o c,II
The SPEAKER announced that ne was can.
ed 10 attend meeting of the joint comm,s commas
an the port of Virginia and West virginia on
Tho Coyinston and Ohio railroad, TO be held In
baltimore to morrow, and would be absent
for two or more days during which time the
member from Prince Edward, Mr. WATKINS,
On motion OF Mr.. HOLMES, the House adj
tntt-
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The Constitutional Amendment


The voice of Virginia was pronounced
yesterday upon the question Of the ra'ii-
cation Of the constitutional amendment
proposed by Congress at its last session, and
pronounced with unanimity even greater
than we had anticipated. The Senate was
unanimous, and in the House Of Delegates
there was but one dissenting vote against
the resolutions rejecting the emendmert.
That one vote was given by Mr.. LEWIS, Of
Fairfax, who was member Of the South.
.ern Loyalist Convention held in Philade!.
phia last summer. II Is enough that Mr..
LEWIS occupies the solitary position of the
one "no," to the seuenty.fosu "yeas."
However unesvlable his attitude In the
estimation Of his fellow-citizens, the Radi-
Gals will consider him hero.
The result Of this matter in the Legisla-
ture sets to rest all speculation as to the
course Of Virginia upon the obnoxious pro.
position of the Radical Congress. The let
,ter-writers and rumor manufacturers who
30 far misunderstood Virginia as to suppose
that she would willingly brand herself with
perjury and dishonor, or that even corpo-
RAILS guard of the General Assembly could
be found to favor that disgrace, will see
how far they were mistaken in their
calculations. The tyrannical Congress
usurping the powers Of the Govern
ment may-should there he none "ith
, boldness and power enough to put check
upon their lawless exercise of authority
impose upon the old Commonwealth ooio"s'
unconstitutional, and oppressive measures
To such she can plead that they are actS
of s,rce which she cannot resist; and theii
enforcement does her no dishonor, while
were she to accept them by her own de
c,ared consent, she would be disgraced
and degraded till the very name "Virgl
ia would be offensive 10 the nostriis OF
all intelligent and decent people. Those
who have respect for Virginia-her sons
abroad who have ever loved and honored
her-need feel no anxiety for the proud
old Commonwealth. She never will be
disgraced in this manner.
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,~ sE.Soy.BLE SUGGEsTIONs.-win'

In this cl mate ia a trying season. us unsteady
temperature greatly sggravates dyspepsia ana
acts very unfavorsb bly, upon that sensitive organ,
tho liver. The alienation OF frosts and thaW
keeps The pores OF the body continually OPENING
and CONTRACTING and the result is condition OF the
system favorable TO the action Of the Atmospheric
virus which produces intermittent fevers Hence
a protective medicine like H0sTETrBRs sTo-
MACH BITTERs is especially needed In the win
ter months The effect OF this great coNsTifV
rIos,L IsyTGokASr in rendering even the Fee
b. est frame impervous 10 all maiarious Influences
il A grand fact demonstrated by the uniform espe-
r!euee OF quarter Of . century. As stomache,
an anti bilious medicine. and preventive and
cure Of fever and agus, II is the oaE rhTsd NEED
rvL,wh!ch mono who value the preservation OF
health can afford Ia do without.
THE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR,
regret that they did not take the right d"fti0te al
the rioLt time. Thousand who are now suffering
from The early twiuges Of liver complaint and dys-
pepsia will be PROSTATE on sick-beds month
hence II they do no. arres. the mischief II once
Nothing Is more easy. A course OF the purest and
hest vegetable tonic and Alternative known In mo-
dora pharmacy oSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TEgS-wli restore the digestive organs 10 their
fun yigor, and bring the disordered liver into a
condition OF perfect health, as certainly As sun
shine diss!pates the morning vspors. Fever and
ague, too, Is at once broken up by this powerful
antidolc all miasmatic diseases. Strengthen the
system with the B!TTERs, and you may defy all
the complaints which prevail ct this Indictment
season. Jas-eodzW
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ahlau. the Imneacher.


The Washington Republican arraigns Mr..
ASHLEY, the man who impeaches President
JOHNSON. Quoting the words, He that is
"without sin amongst you, let him cast
"the iirst stone," the Republican supposes
that Mr.. ASHLEY, in declaring that the
Impeachment was "painful duty" and
he had sought various members OF the
House to perform it, only endeavored &c
find some one who could meet the require
ment which the Saviour demanded OF those
who would take the reputation and life OF
a fellow being. II was not surprising that
ASHLEY found none such, if this was his
motive. Mr.. JOHNSON would not be dis
turbcd were this requirement enforced in
Congress.
Bot Mr.. ASHLEY, all unworthy, as he
truly confesses, took upon himself the &C.
cusation. The Republican shows how little
he was entitled to accuse anybody by re-
viving some very dishonest acts of the i'm
peacher, brought to light before a com
mittee of the House Of Representatives In
1863. A report submitted to the House by
one of its committees on the 2sth febru-
ary. 1863, shows that Mr.. ASHLEY was
charged with "corrupt official conduct"
and only escaped by "faw in the indict-
ment." He was accused OF obtaining an
office for a consideration previously
made - and escaped because it was not
exactlv proven that the Consideration had
been previously agreed upon"
ASHLEY procured the appointment oil I.
NJ. CASE as Survcyor-General of Colo
RADIO. Among the letters of ASHLEY 10
CASE, pending his exertions for the APP
uointment, is one dated February "a
1861. in which he dwells on the lmpor-
lance of the office, saying that it would
enable a good business man lin meaning
" rogue probably to make fortune
of $4,000 or 100000, and in the same
letter he says: "I want my brother
as chief Clerk I" On March II, 1861, ASH
LEY by letter informs CASE that he had
made some progress, and that "in order to
- secure tie Indiana delegation and Senator
q Lane to operate on Smith, he had pro-
9 missed that The Sub-appointmentS should
'be made jointly, he giving them their first
9 choice" He asks for a letter authorizing
him to make such pledge. He also says
10 CASE, in his letter, that he ,odnts to
unite with him as full partner in all land
spec,t!ationS and torn sites.
This is the precious scamp who i'm
peaches the President. He was reelected
to Con ress under the influence of his fu-
rious Radicalism and zeal for the war.
We conjecture that it would be found
generally that, like the French revolution
lists, many Of the leaders Of the present
revolutionary Congress are men whose
characters will not stand the scrutiny OF
The revolution has brought
the corruptest men TO the surface, and the
high places are filed by them, TO the dis
grace Of the nation, and the general dis
turbance of the order, peace, aud pros
perity of the land.
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~ PALM LEAF FANS.
attention, as II /, rather an unreasonable
enc; but it ia 10 The reasonable
articles that We wish
you TO take
notice.
III PALM LEAF FANS.

We are selling Heavy hsckinaw Blankets,
weighing pounds 81 - 50 Canton Flannel al ic,
9oc and 25c White Flaunes at 2Sc., &c.,, a5c.
and 4nc very fine yard Flannel at 75c., worth III ;
Beavy Grey and Red-Twilled Flannel at ssc {,
worth SOC. Beaver Cloth, full one and half
wards wide, at %, worth IS per yard; Heavy Dou-
ble.milIed Cashmere 81 81, would be cheap At -
Der ward Black and Colored Cloths. for ladies'
cIoaks. from ~ rs to IS per yard superior French
Morino Al 81, worth $3.50 per yard; Striped Deoage
al Csc Plain and Striped Mohsirs and Alpacas at
aoc.. worth Soc Domestic Oinghams at Csc. ,
Single and Double shawls from =. 50 10 $40 Busle
Gimp, twelve yard pieces, at 81, worth ~; Hand
so-ns sci, Cloak Ornaments at $50, 81 $3.50, and
81. worth more than double the money; Handsome
Embodied sets of Collars and Cuffs at 'fc' worm
II so; Linen sets Collars and Cuffs at CSC I'm
broIded Collars at IL per dozen, worth - hood',
Nnbias. So,,ags ard Breakfast shawls at cost 10
clo,s: Linen Handkerchief al $3.50 per dozen I;
Black Cloth Saclues, Bssques, aud Circulars from
IS to S2s Also, bargains in Embroidered Trim
r,iprg Infants Frock, waist and Robes, Table
Cloths, Napkins, Guile, Bed Blankets, Hosiery
Under Garments for girls, mon, and women 4: Dress
Trimmings of all kinds, Window Shades, DnPlex
skir;s, all kinds Of Embroderies, and general
assortment of all kinds Of Dress Goods 3. very low
prices, al LEV pHoi hHN''
iaa Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

New RAILROAD PRoPosITIoN.-Mr. MER-
RIFT yesterday, in the House of Delegates,
introduced resolution inquiring into the
expedicncy of incorporating a company to
construct a railroad from Norfolk, ria Dan
vile, to some point Oh the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad "not east of Abing-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

ne TO THE MILLIONS THAT HAVE
Idle money in these flush times, the
RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
would say that they SIN
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, AND PAY
INTEREST THEREON.
ALSO,
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE EFFECTED ON THE
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
LIVES INSURED ON TIME.
Office corner Twelfth and Main streets.
j. b. DAVIS, President.
J. T G. PcrTs, Secretary. ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ns SECOND ANNUAL CIRCULAR
Issued FROM
WOODS PHARMACY,

Corner ! 18th and Marshall slreets,
Richmond Va.
Thisis row one OF the established institutions OF
the city CONNIE eng at a period OF great pecu-
mary depression in the affairs OF our city, in the
autumn Of 1865. Tho patronag. received has ar OK
ceeded the propric;or's most sanEuine expecta-
tons He has succeeded in making the Pharmacy
what he originally designed II should be, viz: A
FIRST. Glass FAMILY DRUG STORE.
Gratefully acknowledging the co operation OH
numerous patrons and friends in the furtherance Of
his purpose. he hereby repledses his experience
OF THIRTY FIVE YEARS in the practice Of his profes-
sion for the CORRECT aud scientific manipulation
Of all -
ordered from his establishment.
II Is also his purpose in the future. as In the past
10 pay strict attention to tho purity and genuine
ness Of all
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, and PHARMACEUTl-
CAL PREPARATIONS
dispensed from his counters.
The charges for all medicines. prescriptions,
and other articles furn- he'd, will be, as hereto
fore. ~ moderate as due regard to purity and
quality will justify.
Orders from country physicians, farmers and
others carefully packed ana forwarded 10 any por-
ton OF the country J.B. WOOD,
Proprietor and Practical Pharmacien.
In lo-it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

!. Governor Orr, of South Carolina, is on
~ way 70 Washington on political busii
nesG. stait 80 - sas 10 II - isrt
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HIGH CONSTABLES SALE.-Wiil
Ii be ,oid THURSDAY, January 10Th, $780,, at
n a. clock A H Mt the corner Of Cary and Fou-
shse streets, the following property, 10 VII:
lMukTICtNG MACHINE
lPATHNT CIRCULAR SAW,
lot LTABkt,
CARPENTgR's BENCHES,
TOMBSTONE.
lot CEDAR posts,
lot SAFE FRAMES, - .a##Y
Lot of CARPENTERS TOOLS,
a sstisfy dstress variants in my hands In favor
" nift A X. CRUMP, n. G.. g. x.
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MARRIED.

On Thursdsy the Sd instant, at the residence OF
the brido's father, by the Rev L. n: PEitchard,
Mr. JOSEPH l.. ANDREWS and Miss OLlllA
BURTON, only daughter ofPowhatsl X. Burton;
All OF psLeisbul..
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AUCTION sALEs.- FUTURE DAY.


u,RUyrEES SALE OF A yALUA.
snsp1s Rgslpsscg' ~ THE plan nyBw.
isd GREsN, IN pESRICn CnuSTf. htlR
TO THR CITY or KCHNc Nd As irs..
tee ee,..in deed q ,,u'' , sssest'i y
dnl, recorded il, Henrieo County Court. ~. all ~
sxseution thereof, proceed To sell 81 putie sgs.
airy, Isc7 A. O'Clock y. 81 fair, " not a. N,
frst fair day thereafter, the valuable little MAX
RgT GsRDgS and sUBrRBsa KpsiDsScE n.
Gated on the road leading from Seventeenth .,r.,
to Fairfield adjoining the iauds 81 lanes Talls !,
estate, Charles Pau.r, Lon nj, ana cbris
containing, by rscsLt survey, kLvE sd oAE.
EI6HTssNTa ACREn. The improvement. ron.
sist OF an excellent NEW RRsfDEsCE. bo-it.,
bic, kitchen, SC, AID well OF good water r.s,
tho dwelling.
TsRrs: Enough Ia cash to dssrsy expense. :,
SALE and TO pay OF not- OF seq. 80, with fs'sye
from ist January. 1871 on credit a. 10 81 ss7 b
until LIT Jniy. i.sI and a. 10 any residue - N,
proceeds OF sale, or, such terms as NAV hs al
nouneed AZ the hour OF sale, the credit p.ynso,,
to bear interest from the day Of SAFE. Ths lsr.,
for this year 20 be paid BY the yurchaser
jal0 ROsRRT ;. POLLARD. rrns'4e
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BY Harrison Goddin h Appsr-on, Auctioneers.
Banker, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
HOTELS AND BoAEDING-HOUSEs

~-~~>~~~~~>e~-c~c~-~~>
DOARDING.-A BACK PARLOR
Id ROOM, nicely furnished; nnd TWO FRONT
ROOMS, come cted on second floor suitable tor
families or gentlemen wanting board, Terms m"
derats. Apply on Sixth street between Clay AM
Leigh, No. 5VS, TO Mrs. s. Al. MONTAGUE.
ia s-2t
BOARDING CAN BE OBTAINEDON
ID BROAD STREET, No. !. For table boarders,
timae IL e-lw
BOARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS,
I'D can ha had on resso able terms, on hrosi
street, next door 10 Bro,dstreet MetLodi-t church
Ia s-lm
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is 3. SMITH, cashier ofthe National Exchange
Rank Of Rirhrn md, Va, 30 soiemnly swear that
the above statement is trae to the best OF my
knowledge ana belief. - c,,,r,, c,,
STATE or yIRarSIA-citro f Richmond;
sworn to and subscribed before me this sth day
OF January, 1857. ,,,,,,-,,r,
Notary Public.
This bank has declared 4 dividend of six per
cent, free of Government tax for the preceding
Nv months ia 9-ts
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Nv Regnault & Co, Auctoneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
SERGEANT s SALE.--Will be sold
- on THU sDAY next, 10Th January, bSs, COM
mencing at II o'clock A. N ~ the nouss 80 -,
on lain between Tenth and Eleventh streets, re.
Gently occupied By the Saiional E1press sna
Transportation Company, the following pfoPsIH'
to Wit: -
20FFICE SAFES,
lOMEs5 SAFES,
sMESs CHESTS,
= iTRUcKS,
4psir SCALES
2LFTTER PRESSES,
sOFFiCs DESKS,
lBOOR. CASE,
ssToVEs and FIXTURES,
CHAIRS, TABLES,
WASHsTAkDs, CLOCK,
MIRRORS, CARPETS,
MATTRESSES, BEDsTEADS,
ICoUyTERS,
GAS FIXTURES, .E..
and many Other articles to- numerous to mention
to satisfy distress warrant In my hands In ftyur
Of Benjamin Hart against the National Express
and Transportation Company.
TERMS Cash. THGMASU DUDLEY,
Sergeant City OF Richmond.
REGsArLr & Co., Auctioneers. ia ids
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LOST, STRAYED. AND FOUND.
WANTS.

WANTED. n GOOD COOK. None
w need apply without good recommendations.
Apply at the ., rner OF First and Grace -!r.et.;
ny a % l. X. SPILMAE
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yXTASTED.-A LADY, VIRGIN AN
w by birth and education, havnz mad SIX
wear. experience, desires ! situation as rEAIhbh;
SLa il romrstsnt 10 tesch English, French. nd
Music on tho Piano. References exchanged, sts-
a. .srn,s Ec Address Miss =. T.. n,
''e Cartersyill. Cumberland county, Va.
Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

WANTED, all in need of HARD
w WARE to call at my store and allow me 70
goods in my line lower "down town than can
Cell Them J. v. L. McCREER1,
No Tls Broad street,
opposite Frederick5b9rs depot,
u.rT,s pIows for sal, dc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

Manitoba graduate OF several
w Year, experience desires SITUATION ss
A. 4. D.,
M aa-is Sussex Courthouse. Va.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

PARIS January l0.-A rumor has obtained
currency on apparently Trustworthy auihori-
ty that Austria, France and Italy have en-.
tered into alliance on the Eastern question,
and Russia and Prussia bave made similar
agreement.
LONDON. January l0.-The Times to-day
concludes that the proposed impeachment Of
President johnson foreshadows a revolution
in the United States, and points out the dan
ger of such proceeding.
BERLIN January 10 "A circular letter has
been issued by Count Bismark To the Repre-
sentstives of Foreign Courts in which he al
ludes TO the advantageous position which
Prussia now occupies in respect to foreign
powers. He declares that peace shall be
maintained, and that he will now devote
himself to the consolidation of Germany.
LONDON, January ia report from Ma
drid states that Garibaldi has gone to Gambia,
PARIS, January I0.-Several moIe trans
ports have sailed for Mexico. 1t is believed
that the French troops there will be ready
for embarkation by the 18th of February.
PARIS, January i3.-Dispatches from the
East report a ministerial crisis at COnstan-
tinople, and the Porte has recalled the En-
bassador from Athens. They also report 8
large number of reinforcemenis for the Greek
insurgents landed in Gambia from Greek ships
and that the Cretans are receiving fresh sup
plies of arms.
FARIs, January l4-Nague rumors are
afioat that desperate plot 10 assassinate
Emperor Napoleon has been discovered, but
was frustrated by the officials.
Sr. PETERSBURG, January I4.-The gov
ernment of Russia has ordered general am
nesty for all offences committed by the news
papers of the Empire.