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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

- Gr<grS. 1srrY (einer BON AnSp's pro.
tfprtf@en NJ prptetirt In elmer VrOflamatip,
ee8en bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in @smas.
bett tes Generebgeftsss, petl bar4 saTslts Ri
pOlitf@e gepalt int Staate ben Mesera GEO, 00(
6arbtse nerben tn @eutbtarslina bur9, bas Sc.
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peQ. Better IN farbtsen pxnben treuer 1Irser
all IN ben bluttsfedtfn ssn Derr6t1f rn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

IN aQe 1urner pes Eurnbe,trts Mfnne>
@ota!
MQe bieienigen 2urner hes @taates Minuefcta.
nelde na9 Minneapplis iber3ujiebeln aebenfen.
pber iul9e, bic uniere @tabt belu6en, biene nut
Na9ri9t, bab tebeu @amfa9 Mprser, pun 9 tts
II ubr, Surnibuneen tit Der Minneapolis Turn-
BALE itattfneeny III bsren 8etbeilisuns bierntit ti,t-
labtt.
49,. stohpIpb -@ieber,
4o4 Eurnlebrer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

OlaHea eT1paDnen 1U,UOO Stattp1et fIr BIT 0ratt3-
betpbner erlan9te ter @puserneur auf 8efebl Der
Bnnbesrssisruns 1T BEN Observation-Disclosures
8a3ia tn Sort @neQins unb &pl. Mattltn, @taats-
Smmieratiunsaesnt ibertpa@t bic @ertbeiluns Der
&attpnen.
- Die 8aufefne 3u benz an ber 3.
@trabt lit bsr @uHatruus besriFenen MarpeE>
f@en @ebautt, aeI@es so SUP Trpnt BET elmer
Eiefe bon 100 GuB r,tbt rnb be1tn Mauer,t 3tei
GuB bid Tnt, tuurbeu fantrnt1i9 aus benz Seller
bss 5aufss ssIprenst. 3i&t baufs aubtrbalb ct,
paul's gu baben. -. III.
- @tner cer ertten S@ubfabrttanter
hes Staates Ma6e9u1etts, Der aue @tabte bee
&eFsns bereit bat ttablte l9 Gt. Yaul ais BIZ
eete aus nnb wirb feline srube Gatrif bierber serle.
gen. .as
Dte @rano Surp Bat ben @erf9e.
rfr ces seeens isines Trau unb @ertir3er beGelben,
perm Atpr's u. Samtes unter bic Nnflaee einea
MSresra i'm erftsn Grab. setelt unb per 8iebe,
mann 1T neuerbines ssrbaftt purben.
= Nm Grettas Ateno in Yeroat,aene,
@s@e bra9te Der Dampfer Mriel ,pn g u-r1l N
1000 @adt an btslse @sl9dfsbau1.r eonFanirteu
@atsees. 3#5} !3$3as zs ss4.
r9ue 'i@we 8etts aeta>
!fia str se&h Ra1n" falt pm sBes
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
Gtnmanberun MnaeleS

6 tnwanbernn96 Mn0ele>
0erbetten. Die @prrejponbenaea II,
ben 5fliden 3ettun8en hes prua @ouper>
neur fir Minnelota aneefeQten Cor
relpcnpenten, 6err,t g.. &tblbol3, uut bic
Mufmertiamfeit ber Emigration ouf u1z
fern f96uen @taat su lente11, baben be-
retts iebr gut eefru@tet. Mebre buneert
beuti9e Brtefe aus allen 1betlen ber Unit
on, (osar BON Tera6 uno l1tab, fino betua
Staat6 > Treafurer unb betrt Boarb 81
Immigration i&on etneesaneen. @tro
Die BARN perlansle beutl@e S@rtft fiber
Minneiota INNER pQnftlt@ seianot uac
rperben Die oe,ihieoeneu @nf:asen iftts
prompt beantmortst, 70 muB bic beuti@t
Gtuwancerun8 untwetfelbaft fat 3uneb'
men.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
Hudeubfehler

~iettisea gerfaa une al BEN uebeln spn Suoenb Sunbcr
tttt' Paal@t, aus Mitleteen fir BITE pulsenbe Weni&tett
sas %eespt xetR Iu.peiixne, bseies etnfade Wst1te1,
g nSteetg babex, frs{ ,u ,uiatden. Dxloenbe, Sic burd
ote 9riae,uns eesu ntsraei&neten s~reitttrex ueaen. t1nz
~ wv -: sp fknls = c Sef,snaeS asessltssn: .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

Sieue pferce itnpprte.-@eprse@ ruber, rueeber1
bur9 on faptrea sd1as ~setrpHeu, BAT cine ueue 8,s-
pei aussesetdaeter 8dule impSrttrt, bic In ben 6tduea
icines alten saufes LEARNERS 5pute," adase,a iue
NnTh sarat fetea.
W2afon S 4amliu'S GabtnetsSr-
seiu, pter3i8 netldtebeae Mrten, eeet3net fit
Airtsen- unb profane MuGt fiji $sO-$tW
ces @tid: 4nnfunbbreiete 6eIe. ober
Slber, MebatQen pber anbtre erfe 9retfe,
puroen Hueu 3%uertanut. 9uufrirte &atalp9e
fret. IRAN rt&te Beteaxnlex an 4f1tpn l.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
Mtue Mn3etgen.
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-Fr- r-.F 'NS guEe.-r> ID. 80
0ean8lettton re6 Deutlden @eretns
t@-s"'' gag sun1 BeRex Ter ts'># 4a' II
edneerba4e bes xNtoneer mduner'
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Z. 9Dalter, (GtprC q. Venee.
5. GIN Eraam (Barttpn. esls),
4. Defamation. -
s. Der amerttantf&e Greibettstdmpfer, (Gbor) sCa
s., ,m W. gDplffer. 49,
2, 2bet1.
1. arte aus ga1RaF, (Orde1er) 1alfe.
,. Ndnnerquartett Abt.
}. Defamation. -
I. pslta, (Gbpr). q. 0enee.
5. Dte @lpdex, (g0alier, O'Mlbert
G. label Ut aablretde n 8eiud freunt1t&f etn
Die 0efansfeftion.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

Mors n SpnntaB 19. Mat
erpBe
11uFfalif6e nnterb1ltun9
NIT Gan1 in benz
9pmmer9arten CUR Grelffor:
Sraueret.
NGS Grcsaettes 9~aserbier nnb bic beten g.
frtl@un0en aQtr Mrt 1T srSiter Auspabl gu baben+
IA Smntbule laufen ppn Dem Snterwatip-
nal Sutel unb BON Der 8rife gum @arten.
TIM 3ablrei@en 8eiu9 bittet
459 xbeobpr l@amnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
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3pan8s>@ ertauf
@9uben Mnb @ttefeL
Etu sroses edua. ans etteftsefaaft int oatx Bat
Gatr@llo unb 60. 49,
Mutttsndre, Rpser's 8lsd, st. paul,
fetnen aanaen WaarenSprra.h e%pnFentrt, NIT tes a1et.
{uxa, b~enfelben a u { Autttpn ~ %pertaufeu uuh awar
Pnur @pbliale unb pbne &ldbau,s%
ebenip yrtpatum su fetden pret(en. bic etnen f&nel-
fen Wtrtaui res eansen 0orratbtes It'd ern.
HDteS TT etnt auBerprpentltRes 0ele8enbett, ha BIZ
46aaren In ben na4ften apft Asden 49, ,
~ perfauft weroen milf en. u.s
spunt uub febt, unb mtr werten gu9 S&ute uni
6ttefel ~sertaufen, biatscr, ais t9r ie ie tn ct. Paul g.
Fault ..
Observation-Disclosures, $50, per DwsenS'
" i@psre eoppeIlcbtm IS, J." u
Baruprals-falb eperne $2,25 - Vaar.
Fraueufdubs, i6wsuenpe gpusreb SIS 49, ".
perlengrunirt. tpppelfpblen Bald, 60
N&bdenf9 Orantrtr iptseepn. ~ "
Wer suerft fou1mt utro 3uerft bebtert.
1g-ste se9en ab, wte parme @enuaeln, lS&s
,uolT'o| @in5e,as ~ Gair9tlb NIB 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
Neu etablirte 5an6lunQ

9teu etQbl1rte pQnDlunQ
IN tmpurttrten serdu@trtsn. @9intea,
S@inttnfleil9 uno porsl9lt9 fen
@%erpelatpur #.
son 5obn 6. 8%ettineer.
Ste etraBs In empire BIcf, ct. pauI Rtnn.
Der unter3ei6nete balt Don een obisen artitet
Rets cine eruBe Muspahl, tubrt nur Waaren . on
ausst3ei&neter Qualitdt unp pertautt IN ben
hatetsn Farftprsilsn.
Subn&+ Betttuaer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

900 HENRY STREET BROOKLYN Two ELR
zoo rlutiy furnished Rooms - let. with hrst elias
Board Nefcruncc required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22
SUMMER RE SORTS.

A foNG TIE LAKES AND MOONTAINS.-UNSUR
n passed accommodations. fine hshiag and bathing, pnr
air superb scenery abundant table, Inquiries can b
made Of Mr. CHAPMAN, 20 Nassau street. room q Terra
moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22
vxrREcK SHIP MoNIoA-corroN CARGO sHIr's

WRECK SHIP M0SI0A-coTroN CARGO. sHIr1
whom il may ocnoern.-By CHxS I. NASH. suotiossss,
9Th inst a. public auction the Wreck Of the Brsk
below the city OF New Orears sunk in fsthons
wner together with quantity OF ships Msterias WIS.,
windlass Pump heavy iron Knees &c. &C. Also 200 esles
lars apply 10 Messrs. J. II. ASHBRID0E & DECAN -
res sury nolea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AucTIoyEER.0FFIcE ~
"a at 100 O'Clock 81 eenwlch avenue Mahogany and
walnut SUITS haircloh; rosewood marble top Bureaus
Feather Bosters pillows sheets, Quilts Blsskete
Wilson sewing Machine cost tl50 cut Glass and China
Crockery Cutlery, &c. Brussels and Ingram Carpes no.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

A LRANy DAY LINE.-THE G; WIZARD AND pan
"a TEL DREW win Ton and after May III lsav>
Dcssosses street al $50 thirty fourth SOS IN
Albany making the lands aud connecting ~ Ath
ems DEPOT New York Central to all points the Cea
trail, Northern and SusQuehanaa Roads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

CHERIFFs sALE-FURNlTURE. RICHARD WAL
y TIERS aucticneer. win sell TUESDAY a. O'Clock.
!. s , soo csntrs nSiss worI TSsCss
Walnut Bureaus WAshstands Sofas, largo quantity u
Furniture. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
WmIIAs DUNLAP Deputy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

yErLLIAM Writer'S. AuCTIONEER. SELLS TIN
w day. at O'Clock g ~ Canal street large lot q
Furniture, families removing-parlor suits, PieR
oases Curtains Centre Dining and Tea Tables, veveA
Tapcs,ry Trecply oher Carpets Olcoths black wal
nut aud euanced cham5er Suits Hair Mattresses rsahss
Reds Sheots Spreads Toilet Dinner and Tea Setsy
ass Si.erwae Stoves, with everything houasksep-
ing In lots 70 suit foods packed and shipped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

A UCTION NOTICE.-JAMES M. LEEDS AUG
"A toneer, $4,000 worth Of magniacent Household Fur
niture at public auction THIS DAY (MONDAY) at the
elegant mansion "A West Sixteenth street. between Fta
ard Sixth 1t iok O'Clock Parior Suits coyerel
French richest Descriptions; Etagcres, Book
case, on Paintings, Artistic Bronzes, superb 'rosewoo4
Pianoforte, Cover; Wines. Books Mirrors, Cur
tans Clock Vases rosewood and walnut bureaus Bed
steads, Wardro e Mattresses. Extension Table, Buffet
nlent xilehen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

CHERiFF's sAiE.-RIOHARD WALTERS.
- Olo hing. CothfnG
RICHARD wAITKsS, Auotionser. win sell on MON
DAY, at II O'CLOCK a. ~ East Broadway large stock -
J0uN C. LYsf, Deputy. JOHN KELLY. SherH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

NEILLER's MATRIMONIAL BvREAu.-sQLE OBJ.
WI iect 10 nclstr MARRIAGES. Parties with honoiap =
Intentions only no others dsSd respond Aprig ffqm VI "
8 VI address kps Alles. w 3xsA sssgse,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

AT A STATED MEETING OF RICHMOND
CoMMANDERY, No. 2, K. T., held on Tues
day evening February 26th, A. D. 1867,
40. 75O, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted
Again has the summons sounded in our
ears, "Be ye also ready" Again have
we been called upon to bow to the will of
Him who doeth all things well and in a
spirit of humble submission we desire to
place upon our records our deep regret at
the dispensation which has deprived us of
another beloved member of our Com
mandery. Be it therefore
Resolued, That in the death Of Sir
Knight John W .McKeil this Commandery
has lost an honored member, this COM
mupity good citizen, and his family one
whose kind heart and genial nature rem
dered the domestic circle a sunny spot in
this world of care and trouble.
RESOLVED, That while we would not in
trude upon that sacred sorrow which
wrings the stricken heart, yet with the
deepest sympathy we venture to mingle
our grief with that of his afflicted widow.
Resolued, That the Recorder be requested
to forward copy of the foregoing to the
family Of the deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

SHoCKoE HILL LITERARY AND DEBA-
TING SouETY.-The regular monthly (pub
lic) meeting of this Society will be held
this evening at half-past 7 o'clock in the
lecture-room of st. James church. The
question for debate is one which interests
all young people: "Which exerts the
greater influence over young men, the love
of money or the love of woman The
debators chosen for the occasion are
Messrs. Hawes r. Sutton and K. G. Will
son on the side of money, and Messrs. J.
Alfred Smith and Lewis G. Wood on the
side Of woman.
The public generally land the ladies
especially are cordially invited to attend.
We feel assured, judging from the merits
Of the last public debate, that this meeting
will be we'll worth attending.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

SUNsHINE-WoRK FOR YoUSG MEN.-The
warm, bright hours of yesterday and the
day before were in cheering contrast with
the clouds and fogs and general depression
of nature for several preceding days. The
pleasant weather revives trade and i'm
proves the spirits of our people, so deeply
cast down by the dark shadow Of that black
and portentous thing sitting, like the poets
raven, evermore" and everywhere,
named Reconstruction.
The grass Is growing, the hens are lay
ing, the ploughs are running in gardens
and fields in the suburbs and around the
city. The forces Of nature have not yet
succumbed to the power of Congress, nor
oil the life gone out in the hearts Of the
people. Hard work is . cure for care.
Digging and spading are found to be better
than talking politics, especially such poll
tics Is ours, which have in them nothing
bat mourning, and lsmentation, and wo."
There are many who have nothing to do,
To such who are able to handle the sho.
vel and the hoe" we commend that most
noble and primitive pursuit, agriculture
on which eli material comfort and pr0spe.
yity depend. II on be hloFed without
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8ithu1und 9ispatth.
rHuRsDAY--.,-rEBRuARY Is. 1857.


PrLKrHf0N, PuLLIAN 3 co. viii sell, com
msneing 1t 3 o'clock, the following property !:
! I've yvasant lots On Main bstvssn Twsng
third and Twenty. fourth streets two vsesnt
lots on Main between Twsnty-ssysnth and
Twenty sighth streets one lot. with wooden
tenement on Main between Twenty -seyenth
Z and Twenty eighth streets; one lot on Aaih
between Twenty sixth street and Hardgroves
tobacco factory; two lots, with wooden tenement
On each, on Main street between Twenty.sixth
- street and Hardgrovs's factory property, and ad
joining Bowers's property; ons lot, with large
brick dwelling house. on Twenty-sixtn street
between Main and Cary; one lot, with TWO
wooden tsnsmsnts, on Twenty sixth street De-
tween Main and Cary; one lot on Cary street
between Twsnty-sixt and Rsrdgrove's fac-
tory lot; thres lots ON Main street bstveen
Twenty fourth and Twsnty.hfh and three
lots on Cary street. running back with twenty
fourth, and adjoining Cameron's factory.
w. 0oDDIN. Trustee, viii ssll at o'clock
brick tenement on the east lns OF Sixth street
north OF Leigh.
CONSTANTS CRUMP will sell at II o'clock, at the
drug store formerly occupied BY DR.. Lloyd, on
Main street, in Rockets, one prescription case,
medicineg, counter, scales, bruiLss, jars,
snake root, etc. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JCDGE MEREDITH PRE-
this court yesterday the suit OF
Joseph Aliens executrix Us. Styll s. Da-
Wis was disposed of. The plaintiff in this
case sued for quarters rent due upon
the building occupied as the Soldiers
Home" during the war. The defendants
claimed an offset by way Of repairs on the
building. Messrs. Cannon & Courtney ap-
peared as counsel for the plaintiff, and
Messrs. Nance & Williams for the defend
ants.
A verdict was rendered for the plaintiff
in the sum of $3.50, the amount claimed.
General T. s. Raymond qualified to prac-
tice in this court.
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~ HENRY COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oyyIos: Over the National Exchange Bank,
"a n IN Richmond, Va.

~ EZEklEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR REsTORER.
"a Thing of Beauty is Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
nass The VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER Is war
rsntsd to restore the scalp to healthy condition
and thicken the hair. Dsndruf Is thoroughly
srsdicsted by It's use. Itching and burning OF tns
scalp In cured BY two applications. ltisa
RICHLY PERHUMED HAIR DRESsIHdi
IT'S NOT DYE.
n Soss not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
finest linen. vegetable compound. 1t does NOT
aot injuriously upon the hair or health as DO NJ
traits Of Silver Dyes, or those made OF other nox'
~ TRY IT AND BE coNvINcBDi
.,.o WASHINGTON, D. c., December u, 1850.
IN n Esektel, Richmond. Vd.:
mar sir.-I am gratihed to see that You have
.gain commenced the manufacture OF your HAlh
TtaT0RER From the testimony OF many frlends
.ho nave ussd It. have no hesitation In stating
IL hat believe tt TO be the most emclent COMPOUND
M tie hind ever presented for sale lnaeeo, many
~ tbosa who have tried II assure me that " not
on,x cissnsss the scalp perfectly, but undoupt-
sSiy rsstores the growth OF the hair.
VeTy respectfully yourA &c.,
ILsxIxDsR 7. p. dARSErr, M ID.
For sale by al druggists In this city ana siss.
where. Price, o. per bottle. Orders addressed 70
deT y. bLnAien' w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28


THE SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION, whose or
ganization WAS effected on the 18th instant under
Its act Of Incorporation hereby notifies the friends
Of this noble charity, which they have inaugu-
rated, that has connection with the enterprise
for sale Of certificates and distribution Of pre-
miums, the advertisement mt OF which appears IN the
public prints, signed by General Rosser, or with
the association calling itself the Southern Or
phans' Association Of Baltimore, or with any
other association or organization whatever. Its
agents will be duly appointed by the corporation,
and win be accredited under Its SEAL and their sp-
pointments will be signed by the President and
e-President Of the Association. A
The main object Of the corporation 10 to raise the
necessary funds TO erect an asylum on beautiful
site in the city Of Richmond, which has been oasI
ed to the association for the especial purpose. In
this asylum the Orphans Of the Confederate SOL
diers and sailors are TO be received eduestsd and
supported.
Certainly no moro noble charity has ever appeal
ed to the generous impulses OF q community, with
ont regard to political or sectarian bias. The work
is purely what 1t profsssss to bs. fsS-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

JACKSON MEMORIAL CHAPEL.-The So
ciety Of the Alumni of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute at late meeting passed
resolutions concerning the erection of a
memorial chapel in Lexington to their
former professor, General 7. ]. jackson.
Captain Samuel Wilson, graduate of the
Institute, who lost his leg but few days
before the surrender Of General Lees
army, is the authorized agent for raising
the means for the object in view, and is
now stopping at the Exchange, where he
would be glad to see those Interested In
this tribute to the memory Of Virginia's
hero.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

Mayors CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
sIDING-WEDNEsDAY MoRNING.-Edward
Vinton, United States army, and Henry
Brill, were arraigned for carrying off DR..
Doves horse and buggy. 1t appearing that
Vinton was not implicated in the transac-
tion, having merely accepted BrilPs in
vitation to take ride in the buggy with
him, he was dismissed, but Brill was COM
mitted.
Reuben Burruss, white youth, was ar
raigned for stealing eleven volumes of law
books from Judge Meredith, and sent on.
James Fry, negro, was arraigned for
unlawful gaming and keeping disorderly
house. The evidence showed that the
house was owned and kept by Moses
Brooks, who had not proper license for
selling liquor; so he was sent on to answer
Indictment. Fry was required to give
surety for his future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

capital by any young gentleman who &
,oiiling. Labor In the country is scarce.
Men of noble blood, high principle, and
good breeding, will command q living--forI
they viii work If they, undertake TO- do It.
They adapted themselves very easily to
the privations Of war why, shFink from the
,inconyeniences Of the laborer, on peace
ful farm, with the society IN the evening, Of
your employers pleasant family, and the
prospects of settlement by -and-by under
very favorable circumstances As TO the
honor Of the thing, there seems quite as
much In 1t as in eating the bread Of idle
ness when the country Is in the condition
in which IL is at this time. .7a- !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

REMovAL.-Several days ago we had oc-
casion to remark upon the concentration
of business toward the corner of Twelfth
and Main streets. Since that time we no.
tice that the Rev. Messrs. Converse, edi-
tors of the Christian Observer, have moved
their publication Office and composing
room to the third story of the fine build
ing occupied by Harnden's Express and
Sheriff Wright. We are pleased to see
that the editors of this, the oldest religious
periodical in the United States, are dis
posed to keep up with the spirit of pro-
gress now animating the business men of
Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

ROBERT n. MAuRY. JAMES L. hAURr,
+ ROBERT r. BROOKE.
~ r. II. MAURY Il CO.,
EI- (EsrABLIsHBD IN lS,a.
BANKRRS AND BROKERS.
No. lola Main street,
FIRST house below the post-ohice,
RICHMOND, VA. Ee
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE. CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points in the United
Ststas fe7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

AN OLD SENTENcE-PARDoN.-The Co.
vernon on yesterday pardoned johnson
Hodges, convicted in the Circuit Court of
Norfolk county in 1929 of forgery, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for five years.
This sentence was passed upon Hodges
in 1929 for changing the sum $l.66 on the
face of due bill to 1896. Shortly after
the accused was sentenced, he made his
escape, and was at large thirty-seven years
before he was recaptured and put in the
penitentiary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

FoRBEs's CHILDREN's CARRIAGE FAC
TORY is in full blast at the corner of Gary
and Fourth streets, turning out hundreds
of beautiful carriages for the little ones,
equal in all respects to those manufactured
at the North. They are sold, too, at lower
rates; and our ladies should call and see
them, now that the pleasant sunshine
makes outdoor exercise for the babies so
pleasant and healthful. Dealers through
out the South should send their orders to
this factory. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28
THr TRrproAR worxs.-we learn tha,

The TREDEGAR W0RKs.-We learn tnat
Messrs. J. r. Anderson g. Co., Of the IRE
degar Works, completed on yesterday the
Reorganization of their business under the
charter lately granted by the General As
sembly for the incorporation Of the Trede-
gar Company. 1t is understood that the
control of the new enterprise, as well as
the majority Of interest, win remain with
the gentlemen who for the last twenty 1--we
years have directed the operations of the
Tredegar Works. With large and ample
capital, these extensive works will, we
trust, soon be operating to their utmost ca
pacity, blessing our own community, and
yielding large profits to their enterprising
stockholders. III.