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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17

The Yankee-we use the term in no Of
fensive sense-is the direct antipode OF the
negro. Among all the races of men, no
two stand so completely antagonized. The
plain, blunt, laboring Yankee, who has not
sentimentalizcd on the subject, dislikes the
very sight OF negro. His whole nature is
cast in different mould. Ono is catgut
the other is worsted.- Charlottesville Chron-
icLe.
Horace Maynard, one of Brownlow' s
henchmcn, undertook on the stump IN
Tennessee to revive the myth about jeff.
Dayis's escape in woman's clothes, but was
met by the statement that he was liar,
and did not press the point.
The number of employees at the Spring
field arrnory has been increased to l,22O,
and will probably be still further increased
during the summer. The work of altering
the old model muskets into brecch-loaders
is progressing briskly, and $4,000 have al
ready undergone transformation.
President Anderson, of Rochester Uni
versty, gave as one reason for declining
the rendered presidency of Brown Univer-
sity: 81 felt that those who had invested
in me when was comparatively worthless,
had right to the benefit of any rise IN the
stock"
A South Carolina negro was struck by
a locomotive and thrown fifteen feet into
the air, falling back on the boiler. When
the train was stopped, he merely com
blamed that the boiler was uncomtoltably
hot, descended, and walked OFT.
The New Orleans Picayune describes a
recent tournament as g running of lank,
raw boned horses, splashing through the
mud, in the hope of sticking pointed sticks
through tin rings"
Recent evidence discovered by the Go.
vernment leads to the belief that some
startling disclosures will be made this week
in the Surratt case, says Forney's Press
which seems bent on hanging the prisoner
without reference to his guilt or innocence
Mr.. Ullmann, the impressario, has signed
q contract with NJ. Alexander Dumas, Jr.
whereby the latter engages to deliver 9
series of lectures in New York.
The Charlottesville Chronicle learns thai
it was W. NJ. Tredway, Jr., who partici
patcd in the Danville meeting.
Young Dumas's new play is "The Two
Last" If not better than the two last il
is very bad.
A Missouri vigilance committee has beer
transformed into band Of outlaws.
Cincinnati is building an immense float
ing bath-house.
New white Virginia wheat was quoted
at S3.l6 in New York last Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17
By Grubbs i Williams. Aqcaoneers'
~.,,,ro.t corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO BRICK AN D FRAMED TENE~
MENTS, ON FOURTH STREET EhAk btk sa'
t,o5 on he premises on MONDAY the 22d Of July
at clock +. II. the two BRICK and FRAM Is,
TENEMENTS located as above Described. Ins
well of excellent water on one lot. The lots front
each 10 feet, and run back an unequal depth IRON
100 to 1870 feet. These are desirable small tene-
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at q; ., ana
70 months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED, So
'dIeI y "GETBSS & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers.
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Ia M CO. - So

4
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST; AND WEST, VA on TIE
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATEs MAIL TWICE DalLY-El. hG tNTEaks
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS on
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAlaS on THIS
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIaETE
sTREETs, az follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rleh-
mond daily Sundays excepted al 10 \. IL, ar
irving In Washington at SIS p. ~, connecting
with the early afternoon express trains LOT 'hs
North, East and " est. -, -
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, With els.
giant cars supplied with the new patent steering
Chairs ached leaves Richmond daily * '."P.
~, arriving in Washington at o.is A; 81, COZ.
naetino with tho early morning trains ior the
North, East. and West
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs;i
press pac kages, leaves Richmond daily Sunday.
Eighth streets at P. NJ, arriving in FIods.
ricksburg at 7.ioP NJ.
THHUUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandra, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
all the principal cities in the West.
For fnrth or information and through tickets sp-
ply at the Office o! the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, Ehockoa Hill, and AT tha ticket
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets, ,r,r
General Ticket agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. APPS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17
BY Lee 4 Goddin,
Real Estate agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

ok HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIX
- ACRES OF WOOD LAND NEAR WILCON'S
WHARF. N CHARLES CITY COUNTY, FOR
Courthouse on THURSDAY the 18th of July, 1857.
that being court day, $50 ACRES three and half
miles from Wilcox's wharf, on James river This
lands of John Walker, James Barnes, and others.
This land Is we'll wooded, and would suit any one
Wishing to go in the wood business. This tract
will bs sub-di vded SO to suit persons of small
means. The Improvements consist OF new. com
forta BILE house and kitchen. Mr. John Hamblet is
now living on the place. LEE GoDDlN,
Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17

V1RTJSTEES SALE OF LOT IN
DEED Of trs ex5cnied to me on 18th Of No
vembe by Henry Cook trustee St l9r ms af Tils
rico comfy | shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton upon lie premises on wEDiES ar ndt d ihs
Va f;jr Jov theraafar all of that valuable iot
neT and r wing the county Of Hsnreo near Rich
mond. IN what Is known as eTeuto WI II mninSS
hack in parallel lines 100 feet, bounded on the
west by Thirtcth street, and on the east by the
property of WillamJ. Hicks. -,
fTppWs Cash for so much as will ba necessary
to paw the expenses OF executing this trust and TO
pay off and discharges note for $500: A. given Dy
the said Henry Cook, trustee, to Marttn Feeney,
dated November Is, 1856, and to carry interest from
It's date: and the residue upon snch terms OF caoh
or credit AZ the said Henry Cook may prescrloe !,
and in case of his failure TO do so, upon such terms
as shall on the day of sale prescribe AMI make
known. William Fonh6.,,
Nv lids lIuSleo.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from louisa CoNnfy-politfcs
and the Crops-GOld Prospects-Con-
nscation-Cuffee- Model Loyal
League Barney Con!
federate Honey and Greenbacis.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va,
July IA, 1867.
A brief visit to Louisa, Orange, and
Hanover counties leads to the belief that
thespeople are not much changed in habit
by the result Of the war, which at one
fell blow deprived them Of their material
prosperity and political being. In the
good old days Of cross-road discussions,
militia musters, and barbacues, their con-
Germ and talk was first OF the situation,
and secondly Of the crops. 1t is so yet.
The crops may be dismissed with tho re-
mark that they are good. The wheat
yielded well, though not full crop was
seeded, the people generally at planting
time not having money to buy full supplies
OF seed and guano. Oats are plentiful.
fruits OF all kind are abundant, and the
corn promises everything that could be
desired in that line.
had that extensive prenarations have
been made to develop the riches of the
earth known to exist in this and the ad.
3acsnt counties. Northern capi.a,ists
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.- A
~ meeting of this stockholders of the Richmond
Glass Manufacturing Company will be held at th 9
office OF J H. Montague on MONDAY, August 5th
1867 at 10 O. clock A. N. full meeting is desired.
WILLIAM S. MORbIS,
iy 3-eod3wGthendtd President.
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,5t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son.

TOR RENT, THE STORE AND FIX
TUREs complete, No. 1903 Main street. ~
lately occupied by F. Bnford, halter; G AIs9' iS
several convenient and comfortable LoDo -aa<za'
ING. ROOMS. Rent moderate. u,nnvpc,
FOR SALE. complete set OF 1870 VI,
TOOLS, embracing Kettles, Blocks. Irons w nny
~ W. II. hayward,
~ w 10 ,y* on the promises
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AUCTION safes.
FUTURE DAY.
ByI. n. Cooke, Auctionser,
sovanth street between Broad and harsnsh'

-o1rsEHOLD FURNITURE AND D
II OTTER GOODS At AUCTIoN:TJin WIZ ~ 1 ssi,
- " s.o1a on THURSDAY M0KNlNd me ED n1
at my o W 10 o'clock, an assortment OF fhsLnh
ins a ntSsr FURNITURE. embracing the ioiio"'hs
articles: arred pIack Walnut Chamber
Suits. latest design;
ro,taoe Ch amber Suits,
S Sosnssi mi Walnut Parlor Suits,
Ma at top Centre and other Tables .,..ood.
Rosewood, Mahogany Bookcases ana omee
Chairs. Tables WashStands,
Diyans. Lounges,
Hair Mattresses,
Snring Stat Cottage Bedsteads,
feather Bolsters and Pillows, large a'soi''
counterpanes, Blankets, Sheets
- Ierys variety Of other useful articles.
ana iaiso r N. COOKE, Auctoneer.
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In IN - - s.,

Ia IN 8 8 - e.
ICHMOND AND DANVILLE
hRAILROAD-CHANGE OF sch sDULE-NEW
RRANGEMENT.-O and after SUNDAY, Msy
S. 1857, only one daily Mail and Passenger Train
viii be run upon THIS I1ad e pSS Wy; ru,y
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at....."..."....7bA y.
Lea ye Dauville daily at..............".4o5P u.
connecting at Burkeville with trains on sou.hsits
railroad for Lynchburg. Knoxville, Nashville,
Memphis, &C.; at Greensboro with trains or
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon: Columbus, Ssran-
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery Mobile, Ne" orleans,
&C., &c. n,rcy.sn
Leave Greensboro daily at.......,"."..s.S a. y.
Leave Danville daily at..... .sg a y.
Arrive at Richmond at ..............,....iEP n.
connecting at Burkeville with trains on southside
io"o '0' THOMAS DOD4MEAD,
mvs Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17

PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
STEAM PACKET COMPANY .-@~T, u
Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain shy ct-s.llLS-I
DEB, Steamer ALEXANDRIA. Cap. azzze 1-IEE.zssS-s
tain PLAT. composing this line, will lr"v. fhlIt-
dslphia every SATURDAY and Richmond every
FRI DAY alternately.
Freight will be received at any time at the roL1'
pany's she'd on the Dock.
Passage, including meals and state room, ~
W. p. PORTEE. Ageal-
nv 2e-ts Office No 2.25 on the ltosH
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Reoz Estate for Sale.

Bv Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Aue'ioneei' :
and Real Ertats Agents.
-rpv VALUABLE AND ADMl-
" Ell VII LOCATED PRIVATE RESI-
nrNeE IN THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BE, BE,
TWEEa FFTH AND sixth STREETS IRE Tsu aSs
ShLs s:~ mr. EHPNT located as above, now III the
a Ss1Ga Of Mr.. W.. N. Tinsley 1t contains
l Kiebs sEe back yssid
Hoe frnt trees grape vines &c. Also culverts'
eThe premises have recently bee en- panied anu
n.nsred and are now in complete ordef.
ppossession given in short time
Prics reasonable and terms recommending. q, a
The location and neighborhood is equal 10 'he
best IN h'f HdAiIRsRRIISoN, eoDDIN APPERsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17
BY Harrison, Goddin &Apperson, Anctloneofs
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTY
ACRES or VALUABLE LAND, ABOUT ONE
Mi E NORTHEAST OF THE CITY or 2iaof fi fyam
Rives 70 the su tscriber, bearing date on
the Sd day of March 1865 duly recorded In Henrie9
County Court and by the consent OF said hives ana
the nartes interested therein, l shall proceed to
sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the
premises, on FRIDAY; July 10Th, 1857, At SIG nH
i. IT., about FORTY ACRES OE fAhu 81 b IL
Baksy,s mi road. and nearly opposite to the IA
Of Peyon Johnston, ECO It's near ProSSsm, rss 10
the city renders it valuable Tor snDurpa Iii h
sold in one track, or divided in lots TO suit the
views Of purchasers: , =. s,- ond
trsI,.a monthS' credit for negotiable notes, Win
Interest @u'eu' e. NANCE, Trustee. ;,
.oh. conducted nv HARRISON, GoDDIS &
ArpEgaoy, Auctoneers. - -
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By Grubbs s Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.


Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
J. TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN AND
HALF ACRES OF LAND, ON THE RICHMOND
AND CHARLOTTFSVfLLEpL ROAD, SEVEN
MILES NORTH OF THE O1TY OF RICHMOND
By virtue of deed of trust executed by Elijah
Priddy and wife to Loftn n Elicit, trustee, dated
18th December. 1857, and recorded in Henrico
County Court Office, being the reto requested by
said Prlddy and by the present holder Of the debt
securad, will sell at auction, upon the premises
NJ, II fair, II not, thon on the next fair day
thereafter, at the same hour, the A ID con-
vsyed by the said deed, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to meet the purposes OF the
trust, the same being a TRACT OF LASD onwhich
the said Priddy resides, containing 1874 acres ad-
Joining the lands OF A. Warwick, s. 6. Waldrop,
John Clash, and 9th srs. and has upon It a WELL.
ING, with the usual out buildings,
Terms: WAL be made known 1T tho time Of sale.
THOMAS ELLETT,
Executor of l.. n. Elicit deceased,
and, as such, Trustee.
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers y9-tds
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TOE RENT, FOUR z L I G l 3 L =
ROOMS in the new house on Broad n, pc, "a
tween Ninth and Tenta streets; " III
ROOMS on second floor over the store VI -5Ss
Card ozo Asop & Fourqurean, one front snt .at
from Broad street. the other from GapitoI SUI. 80
TWO ROOMS in basement under the SINE r sfo oden
Tnitoi streat These rooms are well adapted Tor
mercantile business or for Offices. having 81 con-
venIences and located in thu central porlloh VI
thu city. urrnp l. CON
iy J--5t i NJ
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Meeti41GS.

TLUVANNA COUNTY COVING
n TON AND OHIO RAILROAD .-The following.
named gentlemen, who have been appointed
Committee TO aid in procuring county subscrip
lion in the county of Fluvanna to the stock OF thu
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, are re-
quested to meet at the Clerk Office of that county
on MONDAY, 22d instant.
z. FONTAINE,
President Virginia Central Railroad.
CoMaITTEy.
James Gait. J. Loving,
Coz. ID. W. X. Bowles, II. w. Basket,
Capt. T. q. Tutwier, J. Omohundro,
George Stillman. E. o. Gooch,
Col. Geo W. Petit, Dr.. ]. Mcdaniel,
A. p Sowles, DR.. Gray,
Joseph Payne, William NJ Sheppard,
"A. a. Gray, w. j. Petit,
J. G. Bullock, J. II. Burgess,
J. r. Vest DR.. G. G. Cooke,
S. g. Burnley, W.. G. Strange,
DR.. A. L. Brent, II. Clark.
A. Perkins, jy l6-d&sw+t
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After the above sale will be sold 81 ACRES near
Hopewell church, adjoining the lands Of Anthony
Gill and others. This tract is also we'll wood ed
TERNs: Made known on day OF sale. jy2
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Hardware.

T GATHER AND GUM BETTING
~ Thirty packages deceived per steamer ifoiu
the manufacturers. and for sale IT factory pI.css
Also, Lace Leather, Belt Hooks, Rivsis Hnd ou,s,
Belt Punches, Riyet Sets, Gum Packing. ltaLsn
Hemp Packing, Hydrant Hose, BngiGe HOSE &C.
&C., for sale BY CHARLES ]. SlhToE,
1855 Main street
jylo agent for the manu!actnress.
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RW - ssss1.ss;ss3.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER SCaEDULg.-0n and after sIy.
DAY, June le, the Mail Train will be run be,.ssn
Richmond and the western terminus OF tina ,osd
(which In few weeks will be at Covington) dafiy
except on Sunday. and on Sunday between Rieh,
mona and 6ordonsville.
Leave Richmond. ........................T l5 A. NJ
Leave western terminus. I % A NJ
Arrive in Richmond ...................3 asp v
Arrive at western terminus. ........... 6s? p NJ
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily, except on Saturdays, at. 500 p NJ
Arrives in Richmond, except on Mon
a Passenger Car will be attached 10 this train
east OF Gordonscille.
Passengers for Augusta Springs leave the road
at Stanton
Baths and Alum Springs at Goshen
Passengers for Bath alum, Warm, Hot, and
Healing Springs at M!liboro'
Passengers for White and Salt Sulphur and
Sweet Springs at western terminuA
The arrangements With stages are such SO 10
avoid night travel after 2. NJ. in all cases.
Through tickets sold to all tho above points
Also to all prominent points IN the South west, to
Washington and northern cities, and to prominent
points in the Valley OF Virginia, and oh the
Orange and Alexandria railroad.
r. D. wH,TCOMB.
Ia General superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17

TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
4 OLD POINT. AND ALL LAND a MI -
IHGs ON JAMES RlVER.-The Tar. ss-ylI.S.sJ
and elegant steamer: sSzSSkss1sSss
JOHN SYLVESTER.
CAPrAIy 2. c. GIyFoSD,
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for above .nIneg
places on MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY, and FlpAf
q, o'clock 4. n, and return on TuesdsT. inuf'
day, and Saturday.
Passengers will arrive at City Point In aalo"
eInnect with train for Petersburg. ~,
Freight received at all hours for Boston. fa!aii
more, principal landings on Chesapeake caI, anu
all landings on James river al rsssonabie Iaei.
Freight for any landings must be pre-. pald.
Apply to i. b. TAIUa, Agnn..,
fss-ts Once. stcsner's wharf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17

EOR RENT, THREE-sItoRf
Brick DWELLING on the east side OF IA
twenty. third between Main and tranSl na .;::iH
The usual out-houses The premises HIs IA soou
repair. oLoI ot "a anrtioneers'
Tsnfh between Main and Rank streets. +,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17

Horace Maynard, one of Brownlow's
undertook on the stump in
Tennessee to revive the myth about jeff.
Dayis's escape in woman's clothes, but was
met by the statement that he was liar,
and did not press the point.
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DOR NEW YORK-OI.D DOMINION

LOR NEW YORk-OLD DpAlA-2S
II STEAMSHIP COMPANY The y..s.S
splendid new side whe al stsamships - 80,
ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA, HAT VI 49,,
TERAS, NIAGARA, and NIRGlNlA esh;s:s1ass:,s
leave Nav York every TUESDAY, ThGkS,2nis :
nd sATgRDAY lesys RI, Richmond every iPE8'
These ships are entirely new, and Fers nr,t %,
pressly for this route. They hava speGnid o.
and statsrooms, and the fare, sIentior, 90 "S'
commodations are unsurpassed. ,,
Goods shipped by this line arc landed rdeF!st.T
ct New York on the comgany's covered r'Sf ("
North river within forty eight hours
Insurance effected at lowest rates wh"n ogasFs..
Freishts for points beyond New York are ~.
warded with dispatch, aud pa charge made .Scsi'
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston. Savannah, .'eT w
leans, and other southern ports leave from me =
Joining pier. All goods for thess 'nta 80
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
N. L. McCREADY, President, ls7 Grsen'.sh
sAa6EL AYREs & CO, Richmond. Va:
JOHN II. WEST, City Point and PstersruTI
T. 81. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, Apply 70
e2S-ts l3.9 Cary s!fEst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-17

NEW HARDWARE STORE nave
IN just opened q selsc, stock Of GEsERAL HAEu'
WARE IN the store formerly occupied by ). w.
Having been engaged in the hardware trade u
this city for a number OF years prior to the wH'
and since II ended, hope TO merit. by strict s:'sa
public, o,soy
have secured The services Of Mr.. w. App!soa
EEPL2R, who would DO pleased 70 see his tneH2
and those Of his father, key. q. 8. Ksple.:
j. V. L. McCREEHY,
TIC Broad street,
isu opposite Fredericksburg depot.
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For Rent.

Tor RENT.-societies wishing TO
engage very comfortabiy-iorlnilnsIhea 20 GO
DRtJfDs' HALL, or Main street, over ar. -
A. Bodakers drug stcrs. For further iniof,4at =,
,,oIy m lbs Main strset, y ''-"e
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TOE KENNT THREE o5 : sT no4tS si5e WIN
- Road between Fifteenth and Seventeenth l;STM
s ct nl' CLOPTOE & HARDWOOD, .GasaaA
Real Estate Agents and Anctoneers:
Tenth between Main ana banh s'iee'e'
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rIidsummcr I'm the Bluff City-The Mississippi
River Business Staguant -firginians M
merous- Honors 10 General Forrest Base
Bali Mania--Another Confederate Celebrity
Bishop oniu,ard Cotton and Tobacco-A To-
biographical View OF Memphis "o-
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TCR RENT, the ECUSE ! now oc~
copy, No 2lI Nineteenth street, corner "a
OF Broad. Possession given about the Isl OF ;:iH
August. - ,ncsS.a
~ il-Ct JOHN r. rf.nA-' 20.
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Lost, Str0yed, and Found

DOG LOST.-Mr. Charles II. -
~ Eprs has lost his BGlN DIED bULL--Ge--N
TERRI SR PUPPY. He had on when lost IL collar
with A. medal no. 4Ol. and the name II angle
scratched upon it. The dog has short ears ana a
long tail. Mr. Epps will pay liberal reward II
he Is returned to him III the third staon-house
willis
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EOR RENT, THE WELL-KNHOWN
i and popular PowHATAN HOTEL. for "a
further information apply to- p,cp E.iS
Attorney at Law Office corner Main ana
streets. Post office box 2io. y .o--I
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-09

A FAMILY QuARREL.-The republicans
have got auto nice quarrel as to whether
spiritualism is a portion of their creed. John
L. Bean, in letter in the Union, says:
1t is just as we'll perhaps for the members of
the First Spiritual Society" of Rock Island TO
understand that that platform is to be free for the
discussion of all subjects that interest humanity.
or that will tend to the elevation of the least Of
Gods children, No public man or measure lat
least in this country shall be considered too
sacred or too holy to. be treated upon by any
speaker who may occupy that platform hereafter,
clothing their sentiments in their own languag
without let or intolerance from any one.
John then pitches into the Philadslphia
convention and finishes as follows:
So the public may look for the society to live
Notwithstanding the political and religious corn
of some may be sorely pressed in its onward
march. .G
All this rouses Republican who, in THU
mornings Union, pitches into John and ''ths
demoralizing imposition of spiritualism," anc
ITS false and pernicions teachings" and
charges that ''the mediums desire to avail
themselves of the popular lin hornl feelins
in favor OF republican principles to lift them
selves into popular favor"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-09


it shall be published in full. Senator Web
sser is disposed TO listento the wishes Of the
people, irrespective Of party, and now is the
time for the people to act, il they would look
to their own interests and make the ferry a
source Oh revenue for all time to come
Let us see, now, who is for and who
against the interests of the city.
If any of our citizens have signed Robin
sons petition under Misrepresentation OF
the points in his new charter, or who, having
considered the matter more maturely and
with reference TO the great future interests
of the city, are now opposed to giving away
their rights, now is a good time for them to
express their views to Senator Webster be
fore he returns to Springfield.
Tt is very evident that he is not disposed
to take the responsibility of robbing the PEG
pie of this city, for all time to come. of any
revenue from the ferry. But the response
bility win rest upon somebody, and the pub
lie viii demand to know who that somebody