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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
g 5 fQ-le 8.
@tnlaoun9 CUR 5ubfrription,

Der unte'jei&nete: 1T pom pe1ldiebenen
Sstten aufgeforrert rorpen. cine Sau'r1=
lung Der ocn linn pnfo6t:n uno Don
3ett gu 3:it in Den pom itu' reoieirien
8ldutru etl9ienenfn @eoiatt ~ perau .
falten. Gr III, w;e aue @etlemaher,
lsi9toldubie nimmt tiels auforonun9
fir GrnR, unp nil oe,iuteu eine fleins
8re9lre entbaltenb
x6eeihte psrmifbten Gnhalt4'
BON
q. @olff.. :s4'
erl&einen ju laitn.
Die Brs&dre miro etpa so Seiten
3dblen uno rs Gents per Grtmplar 10,
feat In i& Dor @~erluiten ;3u (6dBea urp
ba er. ME aue @ulema@er, ttin. &apt>
ta'ten telBt, 70 muB Der unt:rsei@nete
pIeientse Greunte. welde oui feline &C.
oi&te gu luble1iti1en wuniaen etiu&en,
i'm NIT psr 8eReuuus rs Gent ~einju<
ienoen, wcfar tbnen In lpdttRsn6 4 Bo>
den oo8 6sft per Yrft 3uBeben crer
bur@ untsr3ei3ueten (elbf s%in8sbdneist
tpercen mi.h.
Gus Der @ammluns pereen aue &C.
pi6te, bic nidt irseno welaen auasmst<
>,sn @er!b baden rpseb'eiten unp @eoi@
te launiaen Snbalts, 8aQsncen> 3sit9e@
bidte Ndtbiel &C., Die Mebuabl biloe IN.
9at aud metr uNaatar" meine pee
fen ale rotten egg poetry" oe1empelt,
70 bin i'd co6 ibe:Seu9t, rob sr msin
unternebmen lsi@en 2elern empfeblcn wirp,
obl@pn, penn Elm Yaar 3balsr rotei berr
ou61a ouen iolen> citlelten CUR 8 ftrst1=
uns Der Soften Der Were,Sffruna rer
Staat6< 3eitune os,wsnret rre,esu.
Ndbfe @cAe ipuee t4 metnen &uno~
oono pur9 81. Daul MAIDEN unp lou>e e6
mid ffeuen, Don meinen biefaen MIttGr>
germ meme be(d eirene Wule nttbt als
Gtieffinb obesweien 5u 'eben.
~ @p1f.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

:eefdqistn Muff@lus sbits, q IL tanaIid iaiber bic
&r6rttrung BON Gerranbs 9rebtrt geidtet Gttr
@ranbteufr, gle9 t., ttt @te es beiBen, tpas i'd
aber tur3peg ben 4ubfub nennt.
- @ie &ptrbeu Auaeten, perr Qienau, ba6 bic awei
unb breipiertel @iuionen @i(tnbabn 8cnbs nit
3ialtn uae :3initns, 3inis't se l lsbsa oYgreetntt fir
10 Sabre f& auf r1tbr als 100000 bermebrt
babeu, wtl&e8 tpir ben Bonbinbabern i&ulbtn.
TIM bie(e 100000 iebt ein3ulSitn babtn mir
100000 Mdtr Qanb unb $4,000 eiltnbabn<E ar-
@elter. Sebt ppQe,. tuir ben 6au eiinRie fir uns
annebmen, ba6 tas Qanb ale taS erite Sabr per<
fauft ,pirb, unb gum ppQtn @ousernementspreis,
3u 1 ,nb:.44 Dollar pei. MderI oentt rtebr tpirb
Nien1an6 be3ablen - LANCE 30 aFiQicnen Slider
&e9ierun9s 2anb fir bieien prets une Schmidt
ten, fopie aud 100000 undergraduates rip,
ben elder fir so cent ~ baben 1T. (J99 1elblt balte es
50 Gents ben Nder tpertb.) Nber mir tppQea ubt9e
&eeierun9spreis annebmtn, - peH 1ns rad Mb3us
fir Maentet1 u1b 8ertaufstcfen $4,000 bliebeu,
nit bet $4,000 Giienbabn &ar babtn tir $780,
600. Scest fpmmen bic BON @labn's une berfaufeu
uns ibrt Bpubs BON Is Biz rs Gents per Dollar,
@aae Elm Dur&Ianitt so Gent per Dollar, unb 70
tSnnten mir elm 8iertel pom ben 8pnbs einlDItu,
benn bic tpel1be Bic anbert trft Yiertel baben, tppl-
len ben pulen Betras bafir, tpie ie aud Dor benz
Gpnmilipuer ausIaeten. au{o tSnnen mir nit
al, uuferm @elb,> '$53OIOOO $1,26O,0OO pertb
Bpnos einlSitn, pber Elm @iertel terielten, bltittn
brei uub brei 8iertel MiQipnen nit ettpa $3.50, 600
iGbrli9en 3in(en ~ 3ablen. (Oas 1T Der Sub
fub, Ser Qienau.) @pQen @ie tebt 9efaQieit ben
Saraablern iaaen, tppn1it tie bieie 81 MiQiot BE-
3ahlen lpueu? @pQ pieQeidt 1a9bem II MiQipn
be3abt 1T ber @taat aufs Neue 8antrutt ma9en>
pber 'Ibernebnen es bic 55er, pber iou setart tper<
benz
Dtele Mntpurt 6err 2ienau> bcdt i9, tab @ie
ben Tar3ablern ridt i@ulbi0 bletben.
martiu Terranc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
Mnseltstss &apita1 ~S1,951'OoO 6a5rifen
in 1860 $4,348.150.
$4,000 Gd0er mebl fabrictrt.
Gin;eIbeiten bes 6abrifwcicus.
(Sdlu6.)
OW1WP'J
elmer. Suber> une SutterfaNs 5abrif.

elmer, Subers uns Sutterfans5abrif.
J. g. Ba0tt uno 60. -@abrene sss ssr>
9ansenen Sabres mar tte'es @tatltAs,nent In
Soaer Itattsfeit unb l'eferte 10000 DuBenb
Gimer, 5000 Dugero !3uter, 200 DuBenb
Bu .terfaler, 500 Dubeno &taA. elmer, uno
500 0uhenp 9albbu(tel Maabe. Der Wert5
tieler nlsli&en 6atrifate 1T 100000. Die
Rcb1if III ltuirt am Gnoe ter MUblen plaiforn,
uno III Gin :o,pB:S 31Ddi9es pol39ebduee. &in-
laoe. CAPITAL sac, GOO. 9dufcr gum Ercdaen
uao Standardization fao bamlt serbunben.
81 Eirma bot Elm neuss @teineibdu,e eebaut
fir aus at eetntere Spera.ion. No0elbe If 40
lei 50, rier 5tsd bot uno cine boppelie $50
tars" @Gae aun G6resfen bpu @rtnceIn~ unb
Standardization ebenfo @9ineel unb DaBbau-
ben M,o( dsnerie enttaltent. Gin Speratipn6-
plau rare angenpn.n II IN, na1 pelden1 tteie So
bit bic c1SBte ~berartige in Rem Ser. @taaten iein
:pirt. uut 1T lest 1hon bic ein3iee In, @e1en.
Dte Maar,n bieier Gakrit Ins ioerau I'M Ct
brauu, uub Gnb fart unb tauetbaft. Der l1n-
ter netmunaesof ter Gi,ua ii aud bewieien
burh 'einr .@eneun0 Dcn &intrn mad Der eTpben
Wariler Meltaus feQung. Dtefe elmer fnb
cIeoan / uub rneiFerbaft eearbeitet aus 1otbsu1
Gear, @&uar3 MaInub, tpei6en 16t&ten unb
antere,n Minneiota >9o'5 uno NIT Me(Ing BE-
ftlaoeu. @ie tperbsn bic ueriauar1e!te @elt ii
Waris, rpbl tn RenntniB ftben, tab cine Gabrtt
i'm Mutelsuntte bss ansritanA&tn Con .tnsnts
e~riftrt.
maf@tnen nns Gtfenba bntarrea Bertaat'
%...- e. ten :es
Mtune(eta Gtfenwerte. Set unb
3areeuberst.- @htnsehiuee IS bel 70, mi,
8luaeln, uub .Mufer DepuEtortuut> $3.50. 600 4a*
r;.oicuIane ,nb 81 UerCpu en- befdb6ffiat. Gil
bateu .dbrtnb BEN lesten SABRE Nai@iuen In
W.rtt. pon 1886. 600 (porurtu bic. Gle,ato,
Mal&ine 81. 0C0.) @u6arbettn, Maf@tntn fl,
Dampfldoemabltn, @a0es. unb Mabtmableu
&c. bier fa~srisrt-,y, DtrA rbtits:ptn 1T pom $1O
bis 1922 per Wc9e.~, Dh @u6arbeiten betraaeu
IL bis 18 3oantn per Mouat. Die ar@itst,a'
ridden @6u!tn Der tisfsen @ei&afs9duffr, TO-
hiie> bic Giftnatbeiten am st. paul Otera 9aui
purtenl bier ieeusaGt, Das Glen pirb BON ct
4puis be3c9tn, .obnabl mon &tieutr,, biuntr
elmer Babrt ppn brti xaaeu, btn Glu6 aufrarti
entIane fueen fam, IS IL. fiar, ta6 ttt GU
pertpr Ba9n bale eebaut yps.tsa, mub.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
st. Mntbomp 4abrifeu.
@apier mIbIe.

Gutter @eee,mb II. 6 o.-Dies 1T Elm trtRSdi.
gee @sbdure. Ssn Der Girnaa als papteruaiitle
beuust. &c ,perteu ca. 20 Vsr@cntu, tneiRens
@dnner In ibr bei&afttat. Die Rible III TN
Stonbe, 1850 9funb @ei6ts, unb 3,60Opfunb
!wadpapttr pe. Sag, pom "a Stunpen, ~ lie tern.
9u 8trbiuoune nit bieler 8iru,a btRebt in ct.
paul Elm ero6es Borratt s. 9aus, unb .persen
bic Gabrifate bteier @ible uan(ene IN bie(,ua
@taate perfauft. Das papter tann Iei&tau 10
&tnis per pfuub fur Wti6ts, unb 6 &ents per
pfunb fir padpapier r~trtauft tperben.z Sit
Rapttalanta8e biefer Giru1o 1T "a 1926, COO uub
nt4 eteltlbe BAH, cine Dtndpapteruaaple III ben
tsrneren tei1tn sens $l25,OO0 e,riqtln..s Der
Wetts eer 6abIttatt eislsr Mable iuasS s~rganee-
nen Sabr mar $100, 600. a.::l =.
- 9, :as.> Ea
-. 'ia 4N0bet. = &s:@ : Eats.hna
@tbrietr Barnarb unb Sbuay .-Diel. -
'e:nebmtnet tirma bslst Gin e:obes S -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

~9tfprii&e9reisfra9sn unbMut-
wpFttn. tMae. 1T ber [ltntrf@itb awildeu
Ratier Nar unb Gran3 So@epb?
Dtr cine 1T ibetieil@, Der @ubsrs 1T ii5er-
fuffl@., j. 10
@arurt teuannt auf ttt @ptss tts ,sttetau.
tburuaes ein Abler2
ssstl in . Rrst& thinner gts&sr at +>tr Sptts
fsbu. ~ = c4-.~.< J'><IGElT !. ~'
aug ras srl@ta~ BIT aatlsr IN. arieesI&au.
Als Gabrlaut ttr feline MitberIaaeu btG.tt.
: S Ss.4 G t1t @te1tspap'srt f'ne biz sa&}en2
,a Mss 'asta BIZ @s:yaaaita IN @isru. slxttladss>
@SGh1frd,,n 'tt@ s~25;cs1+++ sailnat "a
((qgtles Aa.lootr ttnioftrrnl iein 8aetuiaa it, po
s's 9sat : 10000 +. On eas 8iasttlbapy sa1lta
s, 9Sl,, s'nssa, stf in lss'ttn atise't, . alplf,tJjtiltt1ten
pareub ker Meunbre;5. sg3sttaF
! Mran3 SSoispb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

pol3stbduse. 40 b.t 50 Bu6. Der erfe Std
bitnt 3ur sfufbepatrung hes trodenen puljes}
Der brittle Std entbaIt BE M1h{dinen. Dre&sleret
u. Das a~neeltete Rapttal IL 1885, 900 uub IL
ea5 Gtablidemtnt ftbr soQf6nbtg unb nit BET
beReu rauoernen Raf@tnertt Se.ftbeu. Der &ot.
tcf ber tinauese(@aft wtrb, fonn,t III ber form
BON raufertaften N1beln tvieber terau6 ; CO.
40 per{onen fnb bier be1&6fttet.
Die bier fabrt3trten MlStflu t6nutu, tvas
Glt8an3 uub @si&u,ad bstrtft, Spn ben aaerbe.
ten @a4tu Sfli&er Gabrttattpu nt@t ltertrefs
ten perten. Das polRsretpartntent 1T ee9eui.
eer benz ct. NutbcuY A~blteferunee. unb Eager.
eepot.. Sn Mtnueapolis bat bic Gtruta .etuen
t&1ntn bon Rr. @tuaY eebauten @tore. 10
aate aS8li&e pcrratbtg gebalten tptrb. g. 1T
@sbraber Barnard (tbr unttrntbu1tnt Mauuer
fnb. Die 6abrit lisferte lebtes Sabr @aureu,
tn @trtte BON $4,000.
Mafdinerie une ssertfdtte.
parriion unb Me@ ! Y ebes. -&derbaueerdtb-
f&aften. Gatrit &btparbs @tetneebSuee As LEI
IS; $2O,OOO lnS bic fsbt ans.lest; adertan-
8e.6tbl@afteu fu1eu bier 8emadt uub repltetrt
perb.n ; bas ein3ies terartiee Gtaeltdtmsnt tn
@taat. =
s. Broab :-5&nett In fruusntenfabrit uub
aaeeu1etne @&uaieee; tei@dftet5 Rauu IN e.
ner 9teinme1tf1tt 30 bel 40, 4 beuernTeu; Ra~
pttalanlase $4,000. CT pare bas gauge Sabt
bel&aftt9t unb leftrte Arbeit int Dertbe BON
5000. Ct 1T BET bette &&nsibiu truu1enteu.
fabrifaut uno @tu,iee IN tie{tr @esenb. ; -
BuibneQ uuo.&o.-Mal@inerte unb @@mte-
eertrtfdtte bsl&dfneen 20 Mann unb baben
Elm 9apital BON ST. 600; lietertsn Arbeit int
Wettte BON $50. 600. @ie tabri3iren Ma(&t>
merle fir @dss, Rablmiblea ,e. Cine ero6e
@ie6erei If nit tenn Gtablidtment %psrbuuben.
@ie 1T bic srSbte @e'tfatte in ct. Mntbouy.
Tennerrabmen. fbiren uns 6enftrIdbeu.
@bsaton unb &epnolbs. - Dieie uuternft-
u1enbe Giru1a bti@dfdst10 Maun. Sbre Babrtt
TT 40 bel GO unp beinoet lid IN eineu, 4fSdigem
@ebduee. $4,000 0apital; selieferte arbttt
$4,000.
s. 81. Role unb o.-Bei@dftieen 6 Rann
une Z Ma(&iuen. 5000 aneele0t unb betnabe
$4,000 @ertb Arteit e~elieferl.
Sn bte{e Bsri&te lint rur BIZ G1briten bel
ben Bduen, beren xrtebtraft entweoer @antr
pher Damp1 If. bei&1itbeu. @ertfdttea in ter
@tabt umbsr lnb nt&t tubesriFeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
Ren,tuS II. &ande,

3aRoler in Yianrs, Muifallden 5nit'untu,
Ten, @uten anb @4reibmaterialten.
- Hastatee Igentea,tar 1te,Seta9 q e. HWents
In New. gort Gits. ,yl6rl ;, :"y,~a
~ "uaterrtat auf iebem Snnrun,ente ptres erttetIt u.
ptanos perpen eeaiumt uater Warantte iufrteeenfeaeu
Der Bebtenun8. Il ..% :.~:4< IT.
emytre Blpa, Ste @trast. obsrt etaet, ct. panl!
Wtnn' '. - g 425H
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
@iunefeta Central 8atn.

aRtnneapolts uns ct. saul Aeepmosatton
:Berlaaeu Eef,@t. PAUL mn 1905 Born, 2.Oe%u Ifs
4A&rstttaGs.
Nnhm4ffonS. ~. ..'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

Crime Mepfel, Sraneen, @itronen &c. &C.,
babe i'd tets tn srpsen Auantttdten an 3aut uue ltefere
iul&e Ben 5dnblern su mdeteen prstien tins 9aus. unb
fur auSmdrttee RauReute fret an Borb Der Daupfbppte
unb Gt{enbabn.
Maen @uftrasen ptrb beionoere &ufmertiamtett &C.
{&enit. ~ ,
Intern Qanbuns,
st: saul. Wttnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

metrppclttau
BiQiQr0<3tmmer u. @alpn.
@atn- 5trabe, ; SttGpater. Riu.
Ser n barp Ibelan.
EDer unteraei9nete bat ben Mntbetl bes perru
5. @@ult3 an benz obteen @ei@aft ausaetauft
unb pirb baGtlbe In benz alien 2otal ppn @@ulb
unb Ibe!au. ppfelbf Ct nit 0erenngen fetne
alien unb ns.en Greunbe empfaneeu tuire, fort
fubren. CT rtrb (tetS bic befen
~ @etne> 2tqueure unp @t9arren
pprrdtbtg balten. e
@tiQwater, IA. Mdr3 IS
349ba q. xbelan-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

Sic ct. Mntbpn1 Tdae Sic
1r6fte @aTsrfraft tes
Continents.
NirneopoltS unp ct. @ntbcnp tie ga
brit tdbte pts Weten6.
Mnseltstes &apita1 S1.s51'0eo Sa5rifen
in 1866 $4.349.15o.
T,4i9,54S 'Gu6 B1ettsr aeS"et.
$4,000 Gd6er Mebl fabrictrt.
1866, 500 Glen @clen;euee int
@ertbe Don $1S4, 900 fabri.
ctrt.
Giu;elbeiten bes 6~abrifmeieus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

UNION HALL BILLIARD
@aIppnS &effaurattDn
Tr@et 91@Qe.
290...~..D rttt Strae ....292
neben Der pof-OfRee, ct. paal.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

mattbtQS &pll,
Deut19e6
mmt11tpn8<9auS
6Gnbler tn
mebl, @etreibe nnb drilnen
6rnbten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
&r1fe NQttpnQl 8Qnf,
Don Minneapo!i6.
Mutbpri1rte8 Gapital: 500, OO0.

Dte5e gant lit a~huttertNrt semas ZEN geatmmuxsen
tes Nattpnal-D .@eieSes, unb 1T ppQfGnbtet sprpe.
reitet sur Belursuns fammtltaes 8aateel&dftt i'm etu.
8emetnen.
eammsltae TT tas 8antfaa ttni&tasenee @efddfts
perben auf bas Yrpmptefe %befereeus.
Den peutl9en 8ur9ern Mtnnelotas
ms Belpns.re bic Mtttbetlxne, ses idu,mtltae Beanie
Sas beuf9t Mt.barser, he i'd IN Yef@aftea an UNI
member, ~bieielbeu In tbrer WutteripTa%e NIT uns erie
At0en isnnen.
=, 9. st. Siple 9rdfbent.
Godfrey S@ettleE8 .-Y
'.o6 8. g.. Sipl e. 9alfer:
a32 So : .it'- ':'.~ 49,. o.. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23
send duplicates Of the bill of ladipg to the

send duplicates Of the bill of ladiDg to the
assessor who issued the permit for the re-
moyal, who shall mail one to the collector
of the district to whom the cotton is as
signed. If the assessor finds the cotton
has left his district without his having re-
ceived these duplicates, he may imme-
diately assess the tax thereon; and without
a satisfactory explanation is given, he will
issue no more permits to the person so in
default.
When the cotton arrives at the receiving
district it shall be delivered to and re-
main In custody of the collector until the
taxes are paid thereon and all necessary
charges-these to be paid in ninety days
from date Of. the permit. Here follow the
instruc tions to the collector receiving it,
who shall hold the cotton till the tax Is
paid. The collector is not to permit the
owner of the cotton or his agent to
have possession Of the cotton until the
tax is paid. If the tax is not paid in
ninety days the collector will obtain the
tax by distraint and sale of the cotton.
Any person who violates these regula-
tions as to the removal Of cotton shall be
fined SlOO for every bale so removed, or
imprisoned for not more than year, or
both; and ell vessels or vehicles used
in transporting the cotton shall be forfeited
to the United States, and all the cotton so
transported shall be forfeited to the United
States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23

TIE AMNESTY PRoCLAMATIoN.-Those
vbO we're confiding enough to suppose
Tia. this proclamation was something more
than mere words will not derive much
satisfaction from the following report OF
NJ. Johnsons own declarations upon the
subject. The New York Times says:
Iie,rS Of the PreSident.-As an indica-
lion Of the Presidents latest temper on
tue situation OF reconstruction affairs, wit
Less the following abstracts Of his views
a. recently expressed in conversation with
certain politicians who called upon him
70. the purpose of urging him to REOPEN
registration in the South. lie informed
them that he could not do so without in
curing certain risk of impeachment, and
admitted that the reconstruction laws
confer on the district military command
t's sole control over registration. His
OILY power of interference was the re-
mOval Of commanders when they failed to
execute the laws in accordance with his
views of their legal construction. de
admitted that the district commanders
Die acting under direct authority OF
Congress in the performance of a
evil duty, and that if he should at
Temp, to assume power as commander
'achief, to control the time Of registra-
s.oa and holding elections, they would
nave The night 10 refuse to obey his orders,
aa0 would not be amcnable to punishment
'V' military insubordination. If they did
30 le stated that the recent PRONUNCIATION
VI lie amnesty proclamation threw upon
oolsTess the onus Of depriving legally
taaliied voters from registry and voting,
"aa he hoped that the southern people
"ya1a appreciate it in that light. If any
VI 'Ae pardoned masses, he continued,
e'"Apl TO register, and are refused, the
.'e''S are open to them, and they can
.olpei The military to allow them to regis
vi through the courts. If they do not do
A. ne concluded that the fault of their
reimbursement s; is with Congress, as he
a. 5,s,'4ea that he had done all that he could
-''o restore them TO their rights
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, September 21.-The Pre-
sident expresses confidence that notwith-
standing present appearances the cleo
tions at the South will occur simulta-
neously.
1t is urged upon General Hancock at
headquarters that there is no immediate
necessity for his presence in the fifth dis
trict.
General Sheridan is summoned, and
will testify before the Paymasters' Fraud
Committee. 1t is expected his testimony
will throw some light on the Lowenthal
complications.
The Star learns that General Sickles has
letter from Governor Orr expressing
gratitude in behalf of the people of South
Carolina for what General Sickles did for
them during his rule!
The receipts of customs for the week
ending the 18th was s3,342,O0O.
The "Grand Army of the Republic y
Radical Club will serenade Sheridan and
Sickles Monday night.
Federal Court processes are now
regularly executed in North and South
Carolina.
The Express says it is understood that
General Hancock will not assume the
command of the Fifth District till October
18th.
The securities held by the Treasury fol-
the national bank notes is $40, 100000
and for the deposits of public moneys
s3S,25O,000.
The national bank circulation is $780,,
100000.
The revenue receipts to-day were 1887,
600; for the week, 81 ,s6s,0OO; and for the
fiscal year to date, S52,250,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23
Rocks, STATIONERY, dc.

TaREE NEW MUSIC Bf1oKS.-Ma.
/ .nn Brothers, 500 Broadway, New York, have
lust published the following important nsw
books:
chu,ch mn.ic. by Theo r Seward, assisted by
Lowell Mason aud William D. bradoury.. ed
Continuing an unusually large IAN amount snbe aa
etc by the authors and other popular comp.se;rs
LIS singing school department ~ Seay arv sss
and complete It has hne eoiies ron ION y rsIJ rich
This is the arst time DR.. Mason and Mr.; Brad
bury h ave been united In the aotnorsn'Poi W.
It is lin plain. clear type, mostly one part on
stat. as4 PIP large music svo. Price, 1.sv oAS "a
81. 80 per Dozen TO ssiiste oes ~ snX teacher
Of music or leader Of a choir on receipt OF one
ANEW METHOD poR TIE p1ANo.roRTE. By
William Mason and 3. 8. Hoadly. Ready early
A most valuable book, presenting the best re-.
suits Of modern experiences In piano teaching: Il
embodies the system and practice Of the most emil
nent and successful teachers. containing many
new features, aud furnishing shorter and surer
road t, proficiency on this instrument than has
its carefully progressive throughout; prints in
full, as far as possible, those minute dirsction
which the best teachers are accustomed TO give
their pupils; teaches the art Of lingering more
fully and clearly than previous works; gives m
porlant and hitherto needed directions Tor traln
panyfng vocal music, sacred and secular and az
fords sufficient instruction in harmony for those
who wish to exemporize interludes and short pas.
sages; PRESENTS a system OF ACCENT EXERCISES
invented by Mr.. Mason, and used with signal sue
cess In his private teaching contains most COM
plete and choice collection OF pieces from the osst
composers for practice and recreation, every one
OF which is believed to be really attractive.
tits elegantly manufactured, with illustrations
2!0 PIP. large Alto. Price, -.
To facilitate examination, we will send single
copy. post paid, to any Professions! teacher Of the
piano-forte on receipt Of three dollars.
APPLES OF GOLD IN PICTURES OF SILVEF.
By E. ROBERTS. new collection OF Hymos
aud Tunes for Sunday Schools, containing many
beautiful new songs, with copious selection OF
the old ones Great care has been taken to ex-
clude OBJ Objectionable words.
This is believed to be the most attractive and
best book Of it's class. Price, In paper covers ~
cents each, or 25 per hundred In boards, 30 Genus
each, or 800 per hundred.
One copy, paper, to any superintendent Tor ex'
PnbJished by MASON BROTHERS,
soI-st 500 Broadway. New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23
A PERsEvERrSo LApY.-On Wednesdav

A PERsEvERINo LADY.-On Wednesday
evening DR.. J. A. Richie, accompanied
by Miss Slaughter, Of Fredericksburg, Va,
undertook trip from Georgetown to Ar
lington. After crossing the ferry, instead
of driving through the culvert, they pro-
ceeded on until they reached the top of
the embankment. There finding himself
obstructed by the removal of the bridge
over the Alexandria canal at that point,
the Doctor endeavored to back his steed,
and in so doing both horse and buggy were
precipitated into the canal, distance of
ten feet. The lady was rescued Just at the
moment of descent into the abyss Of mud
through the Doctors energetic movements.
Nothing daunted, stake me to Airing
ton," she exclaimed, elf it is only on one
wheel" At the word the Doctor resumed
the rcins, notwithstanding the protesta-
tons of the crowd that had gathered, and
plunged through the mud, up the precipi-
tous bank on the opposite side, and reached
terra .tirma in safety; and with one shaft
broken in twain, drove on to Arlington,
and accomplished tine visit SO ardently de-
sired by the lady.-Alerandria Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23
WARRINGTON ITEMS.

-rpp1RI,E STORY on THE PRESIDENT.
rho Radicals, failing to get any satisfac-
:" o,t Of Grant for the assistance Of the
10" '. are going to start desperate story
p"H' the President. Senator Thayer, of
s s.o"%-,ska, left tonight for Cincinnati,
s So-e he is to speak on Saturday evening.
WIZ" v; W. makes his assertions good, he is to
!. INC. ~ that the President is about to
a"n, anu, what he calls "a startling overt
C0 ~ some "grand coup d'etat," as the
SCI ,,,ss,ionists have It. The President is
sy ...h amused at the information which
u. Tbaver proposes to communicate to
W. NJ, Ohio Radicals. World.
VIRGINIA.
-.;S cmphatically denied to-day at army
,..sonar,crs that there is any intention
q. 1 ne part of General Grant to issue an
u" ,,r nostponng the day Of election
O.,cd nv General Schofeld in Virginia.
va, If General Grant were SO disposed,
' ,,r is not shadow in the law giving him
, ,-,. authority in that direction. The false
S.:3 originated in Boston paper
Word.
..,,r,r,L MATTERS IN vIEGINIA-THE SOL
n,gRs AND SAILORS CONVENTION.
D;s,a,chcs from Richmond this evening
,.otc that preparations are being made for
49, convention Of ex. United States officers
,.l soldiers to be held there on the 25th
liant. Letters have been received by
,5o Executive Committee from all por-
,;,rs Of the State, and the prospect is that
.tn-, will be a full convention. The Hun
,;,r,ts held meeting last night, and ap-
.,;n,ed two Of their most radical men as
3.,.raicS 10 the convention.
The lines between the two wings Of the
pspnblican party in Virginia, it is said,
,-r being sharply drawn. One wing is in
,,ycr of adopting the constitutional amend
men, proposed by Congress as 8 platform
The party, and of going into the canvass
3, Tie approaching election on this plat
farm the other wing goes for coniscation
,,i the EXTREMIST measures of the Radi-
calls in every particular.-Heruld.