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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

nss- EZEKIEL'S

rE EZEkfEL'S
VIkGlNI HAIR RESTORER.
A Thing Of Beauty is Joy Forever"
Uuroors and diseases of the scalp produce bald
ness The VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER is war
ranted to restore the scalp to a healthy condition
and thicken the hair. Dandruf Is thoroughly
eraaicated by its use. Itching and burning OF the
scalp is cured by two applications. Il isa
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESSING!
IT is NOT 4 DYE.
II does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
finest linen. A vegetable compound, it does not
act inuriously upon the hair or health, as do Nj
trate Of Silver Dyes q those made of other n0N-
ious drugs.
TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCED!
WAsHINGTOS. d. c., December II. 1866.
To v Ezekiel, Richmond, "a:
Dear Sir-I am grdtifed to see that you have
again commenced thn manufacture OF your Hal n
RESTuREg From the testimony Of many friends
who have used il, have no hesitation IN stating
that believe it To be The most efficient compound
of the kind ever presented for sale. Indeed many
of those who have tried ii assure me that u nor
only ceanses the scalp perfectly, but undoubt-
edly restores the growth OF ihe hair.
Very respectfully yours. Sc,
ALEXANDER \. 7. GARRETT, NJ. ID.
For sale by all druggists Price, " per bottle.
Orders addressed to
de27 N. ELEhlEL. oox Zs''
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AZ THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
that COURTNEY Il SON have determined to
lose out their large stock Of WOODEN GOODS
AT COST,
which consists Of
UNDERSHIkTS AND DRAWERS,
for gentlemen, ladies, boys, and girls;
HOSE and HALF HOSE,
S0NTAGS,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
HOODS, NUBIAS,
GLOVES, &c.
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth.
ia7-lm
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By L. w. Powell, Auctioneer.

BY Z. ". Powell, Auctioheer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK or
i DRY GOODS, &c, AT AUCTION. by virtue
OF 4 deed OF trust from J, II. Connsll 10 me- guy
recorded In the ausiugs Court Of the city OF Men
mond, shall proceed TO sell on THuksDA J,
nth Instant at 10 o'clock, at the store OF the sag
J. II. Cornell. on Broad between SacnhI Az q
Third streets his entire stock OF STAPLE ana
FANCY DRY GOODS, embracing every article
usually found In rst class retail dry goods store.
The attention of the trade and public generaiiy 70
At u o'clock precisely will be sold oNE-
HORSE wagon and HARNESS, STORE FuRsl-
TURE, &c. S,oo
Terms: Sums under 800, cash sums OF 300
and over, thirty days credit for approved endorsed
negotiabis paper. o,,ru r.,.,
Sale conducted by 3. w. POWELL, JAZZ
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rCRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

Y,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
j MILL AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND.-Al
trustee In q deed from William Gilman shall, b!
bs 81 sas " m daH Of
ruary, 1857, the valuable MILL and FIFTY ACRp
OF LAND Of which the said William Gilman die.
s1svsn miles from Rich Gons on he S,.g.rosa !.
Tappahsnnock.
Also, at the same time ard place, will be sold s'
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE Of Tie
ssid Gilman
T8Ras Liberal, and made known on the day q!
sale. IA l2-tdsl l.. e. MOECURE, Trustee
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rYo PLANTERS ANDFARMERS.-THE

IODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY testablish-
ed since ls4o) having the exclusive controi OF all
the night soil of New York city, offer Tor SAFE e.
ciuSiceIy far cash, a new article OF poobLh ne
FINED POUDRETTE. warranted free from iihPu-
rity and rubbish which they will sell Tor twenty.
I've dollars ner ton delivered on board .of vessei
in Now York city, This article, which Is pulver-
lied AS fine az -four has equal for corn, cotton
and tobacco and Is equal to No. Peruvian guano
in the proportion Of two pounds for one OF sudho'
and be- ter than the best brands OF Super-f hos-
r,a,.s mound for pound This is jus. the thing for
those who will pay cash for good article AZ low
urice We have a coarser article al twenty do'idio
per ton. Samples sent by mail tfrce) on receipt OF
three. cent stamp. send for pamphlet, ana De CON
viursd Address the Lodi Manufacturing Coin-
nauy. &C Courtlandt street, New York.
Rocky MOUNT, EDGEcoABE COUNTY, n; e"
Mr. J1,res Il. Deg:
sir-Irreply to your inquiry Of the results OF our
experience in the us3 Of yeur improved fondret'e'
purchased of you for this years cotton crop we
worId beg leave to say that the present season mas
bean one ante unfavOrable to the action OF all
fertilizers. Several kinds Of mdnurtS ~ere "Sed
By u.s. trith the exception II your P""dTtue, ml'h
Iutle m 40 eUtct 10 the crop. Where me Po""T'''e
,,as apulied il gore as atGr n hnifG bale or more
usy acre, md caused the cation 10 open mncn
soyIier: and we would therefore recommend the
same as a concentrated manure for the CROWN OF
cotton, As well as An improvement to the SOIL.
Yours. very respectfully,
ia l4-swE HENRY =. Suits BROTHER.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
i RESIDENCE, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
RETWEEy THIRD AND PpIIRTH STREETS. -

i RESIDENCE. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF AhlS
BETWEEN THIRD AND POURTH STREETS, -
BY virtue Of deed of trust from ]. s. Robertson,
dated 10th March, 1892, duly recorded In Richmoat
Hastings Court, we shall In execution thereof
on THU RSDAY the 2ath January, is67, at = o'closf
z. NJ, II fair II not the hrst fair day theresfl'r,
that valuable BRICKTENEhENTlo located a. above,
now in the occupancy Of said Robertson, fropt!t
%! feet running back lis feet, or less, 10 a.
alley II feet wide. The said tenement has all "a:
moderR improvah snts, and Is frst class one, Al.
admirably well-sn'ed for moderate 81 red family
teams Enough n each 10 defray expense. .!
sale and 10 pay Off thee bonds or notes, each fof
u, 500, with all interest accruing thereon and -
terms the said Robertson shall prescribe, or ,ue
as the trustees may announce at the time Of sac
The taxes for this year to be paid by the purcha
The title Is believed TO be perfect but the trustee,
will convey with the usual special warranty.
:, W GpDplS' Trustee.
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-~<-~x
MASONIC NoTIGE;smo W.
ARCH CHAPTER, No. ~ are summonsd
10 attend stated eonyoeasion 81 tns .. clock
nrseisety' al the Masons Hall on Franklin street
10 re pair from thence 10 take formal PoesessS1
their Chapter rooms on Broad street pet address
will be delivered by T. JOHN poNb' " ~
cratary Of the O Chapter OF virginia: ,r,,or,,l,v
Companions of other chap .ers arc Ha'ei@H'
= Bv order of the N. z. High Priest. e
IN IFS AUG AksgLL, Jr., Secretary.
or. JOHNS LODGE, No. 36.-~Rx
- A called meeting OF this Lodge will be "
O'clock al the Hail on Marshall street for the pur-
pose OF defeating the new Hall on brosa s,tss,
Brethren OF other lodges in this city are eofdsiy
'n |. sn ia unite JAMES R. FISHER. Secretary:
OOTICE.-A meeting to promote the
~ cause OF EDgCATION In the town OF Man
chester WILDE held st the Bspss: shureh IT,.
NIGHT aha.'da nay t 5. espeet.d The adis. srs
essspeciaiiy inyitedto attend. l1-lr
nHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
or HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BAZAAR will
hold called meeting In the Lecture room o. .ne
First Presbyterian church on ThuRspAl yanu-
ary IL. at O'clock P. NJ A full sttendanc1 ~ Is re-
AFTER THE ADJ
JIrRNMENT OF THE BAZAAR EXEGgTivS
COMMITTEE a meeting Of the OFFlCERs An y
WaNhGERS oF THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL
asSOCGATION will be held a. the same p ace
Business OF important will be presented Tor their
consideration, and II is therefore desired tnat
there should be a full attendance. laH-N
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL As
ISOLATION .-CoLoSEL GEORGE WfTHE
MUNFORD WILL at the request OF me ooinhiltes ~
the association, at Virginia Hall, on FRIDAY
NIGHT the isth instant, at haif-past O'CLOCK.
Price of admission twenty-five cents. Jah-N
NOTICE.-A meeting of the stock
~ holders of the Union Manufacturing Company
will be held at the office OF Harrison, Goddin ~
O'clock Z. II. noy r..
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By 0rubbs q Williams. Auctioneen'
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.


By 0rubbs d Williams, Auctioneers,
north west corner Main and Eleventh streets.
THE SALE OF BOOKS will be con-
l timed by GRUBBs h WILLIAMS at their Of.
fee THIS AFTERNOON. commencing ats o clock:
Thsrss Tssis sns % Law iCs BOOKS
BY Regnault & Co., Auclioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
SALE OF FURNI-
TIRE. sc We will sell at our store II II y Ks.
DAY MORNING, 18th instant, CONNIE neipg az hall,
past 10 os!9ek rlnnTgs S yors,y Of MEK
a. HbiSE v i'm the ba lance OF articles not called
Sr from The saic OF the effects OF the National Ex
nps,s and Transportation Company, embracing in
part sov.s .h
10 Hic ca5rRTacs 5bssDDssr hskIDssp' 1 ~
MAHOGANY CAB. NETS, ----~.--------
sSFFFEltcFs and n PPARLJE STOVES, -.
WINDSOR and CANE-sEAT cHAIRs'
s haiH I'd s HUI SA 7 81
sHovKLs, SPADES,
CROCRERYwARE,
6YsrER.cc6oTt,NTER,
GUM CLOTHS,
Excellent PIANOS. q octave. Mahogany
ssuts psMASK WINDOW CURTAINS.
VIII be added, one IMPENETRABLB MONEY
SAFE in perfect order, desirable article Tor a
bank or banking Office or auction and commission
mousse REGyAULT6 CO.,
ials7t Auctioneers, &c.
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DIED.

DIED.
On the 18th instant, after sh ort bnt painful i'll
ness JOHN K. SIZER, in the sixteenth year OF his
age, Oldest son OF John 9. and Matilda A. Sizer.
Washington papers please copy.
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WANTS.

WANTED. a first. rate BOOK 81 Nd
w Err competent to conduct bindery-Eulin8,
fo' GARY 4 CLEMMITT,
Book and Job Printers. Thirteenth street
;arIt between Main and franklin.
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T OST, on Tuesday night. on Broad
| i 4 street between Twelfth and Eighth, TWO
| LADIES HAIR BRAIDS The finder will be re.
warded by Leaving Them Al this office, or at PAINE
& Co.'S Main street Ia l7-2tE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-16

produce Of Whale F~l
gall: Whale Oil, 30
Furnished a. Supplies 10
All other Ports, all YES.
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pa--rd through the Straits. she touched at Val
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Vessels at the Ports of the Ha''aiH'''
Islands. 1866.
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as mat bDNcEn-
the T.
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s---ArrivaIs and Departures, Port of HcuoIula. 1865.
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Total Value Domestic Poducc.

cry at Custom IL
per -Eil.; Bone, Ar
y ua.er-, a. per y-
v r.l HurU
National
lis, Lar-1g- aI- SUP
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13
OFFICIAL VOTE

he Regtster publishes the official vote o,
the State in full. The following st.,emen,
OF the maJoriiies of the candidates viii an.
swef our purpose till the official vote for
Governor is csnvassed and published BY
authority:
The total vote of the State is 15s o77 IN.
Guiding for Sioux county unoficiallv "a.
ported) on Judge. there being more ,o.e.
cast Tor that Office than for any Other vs..
eanvassed. Beck's majority is % ass.
Connor.s 2G 29i; Wells for fall tern,
Z1,oSo; Wells for vacancy, 4l,els. r.,
these maJorities, except perhaps the l...
should be added for Sioux county. Which
county voted that number of votes for ,ba
Republican ticket, and none for any o,,,sr.
bnf has not been reported to the State C.n,
vassers. oAn-
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&c they would upon . civilian and politician
en4 even . candidate for civil office. Thew
would sssm TO demand that he should NAL
fRssu his political views on the hustines and
sesouSh the newspapers with all the arts OF
$50 common damagogue. The public had
re more right to expect Gen. Grant to speak
sas snan they had to expect Lieutenant Cen
e.A sherman, General Meade, General Sher.
iaan, OF ueneral Thomas to make nnhl;c
nan political views. The General was NOT
II the habit Of proclaiming himself 10 ,hs
world ~ words, but, like : wise man. had
siwaT; made his record through his acts.
Though not speaking for the public. no man
Wa more frank IN expressing his vie :. IN IN
public matters He was raised in the WA
school Of politics. His venerable father. ,e
yell known in Galena, Was always an active
eRs influential member Of the old Whie par,
ana, after It went out of existence, OF the
Republican party. The General was always
~nN, 20 f,r - ne was . politician at all,
eng nsve, belonged to or had any sympathy
e. si rith the 90 called Democratic Marty
Hs stated this ~ fact. Had Gensr., EEr.n,
tsen member Of the Democrats narty hs
veuld have been in the same position a. ba
s0v 10, and the same as ell the mort loyal
ems patriotic men who were in that marty
eow occupy, Though not . voter in Iliiuo;.
"a iseo, Jet after Mr.. Lincoln's Administra-
Ton commenced. and after the firing upon
Sumter, there was no man who gave more
Csrnest support to that Administration. Gen.
s 1.sns vas among the first to comprehend ,he
~ sost would grow out of the rebellion,
,ee Me country will not forget that n early
. tsoa ne wrote letter saying that. ious
- 80 vas for peace, he did not wish 70 a.. !,
, IA ~ until slavery was wiped out. In
.isc,;ao 80 ss profoundly anxious for the re-
s s,Isa Of Mr. Lincoln and no man 1 more
Ii. r speanended the great fact that upon
eau.s .od s the hinged the success of our
He 20 fer departed from bis = u.a.l seosllion.
sucn nstters q to write and permit The nm,n 70
eehon OF letter 10 which be briefly and . .,n.
phas.cally summed mp the whole ona inc.
=. me letter sas published By HUNDRED. ~
r saosssnas y the Republican Congregational
sa.a.. ''es; and exerted great influence in The |
~ ~ spsst end strongly for besL |
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How 10 obtain shares and En-.
Cravings.

Send orders to by mail. enclosing from 81 TO go
either by Post OGfoe orders ins registered letter
risk, Larger amounts should be sent by draft
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For sale.

For Sale.
nNn Of the most desirable Residences In the City,
" tvostory brick Dwelling With nine room and good
cstlsr and cisterp and large brick Stable and wood
house Lot 70 set containing args variety o. the
most choice it aud shrubbsry In the city, situate
co9a0 q lssh aaA biondsau strssts, eckuk, liza.
Enquire ~ WA. fULION.
may7 Real Rstats AGENT, No. " Main 1t.
NOR sALK-Lo,s s and q, block Ill, corner OF RI
chsnae and Twelfth streets, containing two story
brick dwelling; viii for e4oo per year VIII be
ksq., or WM vULroN,
apr16 Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Main street
IN one of the most desirable localities in
the city . one-stor, brick dweiiing house. with four
rooms and cellar Lot ooxlt0 feet. we'll fenced con-
tanning number Of frat trees and good we'll Of We
tor Enquire OF WIN FULTON,
ap4d Real Eetate Agent.
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EOR SALE.-A very desirable Residence
- "A tvostory Rssas Dwelling, With seven rcouas,
good cellar and eistsrn Lot soxfso feet we'll fenced
containing variety Of fruit situate Blondsauss.
Prics $500 Gosh. Title good.
Dnquire Of WA.YuLTON.
/ sag9a Real Estate Agent, q AaiA-st.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

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ITALIAN orEFAuEEEScI Ss5,IT sc r., T E4AErz -

ITALIAN OPERA-FKENCH REATYE RAvIGTA
43HNfW DEBUT, A VI 0I,EfTA
1fa or SY0N0RA 0lUDD STA ALffERT
Sgcnor ASTONO Il NORA thu honor NJ Announcing
70 the kcw York public that hes IN italian
Opera OF TWELVE NIGHTS HO'ft)yfH TINTES.
Opening night M MORROW fIONDAY) ebruary H. ~
e0dssk when ~ ~ prssnt Mverds fAvo rts opera Of
with the following eminent a - IL tbe cas ,.--
Sgnora GIUDlfTA ALTfk "A m her unSu rnassea 81
Vootta, nes1G hs! debut poit America audience
Bgnor ETTQHE lhFRk q iAifred0.
ssnor FORTUNA sxts of ths Batsuan Troupe, oe~s
mont bis hrst appearnnde IN Upsrn. N p
The Chorus snd Orchestrn ~.
aRemcns and Aiccn0D Of the ~ lressrio. s,snof
1dnsasn 81 80; Dress sscl. tsecusss ..as. 3, uo
QneA "; FrnsceniQn n1r Sl6 BoxsAf slO to 3ib.
Tickets be had Mt Be r SchrmG4s 4 No 71l Broad
way. and ALL O. seymcn Co.'s, Noa1 and Ii Nassau az
and - tho frsseh Thsasry II -IT'f'SI Tfy
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Y,Hg ANIMAL rLECTroN or rHFxTEES DIRECT.
srs o. tse sxM Ayenac ksilroad Company ~! br "sa
the depoA -fSn OF Forty third srec %
Tuesday, FHbrusvy IL from II 70 : O'Clock s7
YaHE TREAsuEER OF THE. EXEMPT rHEMEN's
4 BENHvOLENT FUND, Of the ciL ~ New tork.
atcfuiy acknovledgcs The receipt Of at0n being dopa
on tho widow and Orphan FUND a the lave Volunteer
fre Devsrtn,snL JOHN 3. GILES. Treasured
1'HE MEnnERs or cHELsZA DTyIsroy, no. u,
evsk2n. o. Ierpersrce, will hold public eetra On Mon
Rey = ~ u'h Inst = ~ Alexander Shuych sevcssh
O'Clock Rcnxsr FvLrsasg will address tho msetine The
c-~, =. 1ssctnre V co!nroncs ~ ~
csrs.y ki1gs Queens SUTTON NJ RIssrco1 - r1,Is
ger rssss VIII P.sss eli q ssrd sir os Ssm = csss,
issm ossbsrs strssS Yrcm a 4 ciS ~ p@as .ss a2cr
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rescue the New World from mans
browning inhumanity to man. !
therefore turn from this success Of un-
mingled wrong IN sorrow-not FOR the
noble men who have fallen wounded
in tho circle of their friends, but for
the fate fear il must irrevocably do
cree for the Republican organization.
How il is TO survive such wanton
slaughter Of its proudest attributes, |
have not tho faith 20 comprehend. 1t
may hurl tho polluted parasites from
its throne and thus maintain its as
tendency TO the full iruition OF its
great work. but il must enter future
struggles with its colors stained and
integrity questioned. | go from its
gaping wounds, inflicted by unworthy
ambition and unbridled venality, to do
battle for itsvital principles as before,
but not for its betrayors, or those who
follow in their footsteps While the
timid, the time-serviug and the un-
principled will cringe that thrift may
follow fawning, let it be known Of me
that was not Of the victors in this
blotted triumph, and that in and about
the very temple Of power, / shall
dare to be Just, alike to the faithful
and TO the faithless, for Freedom s
cause. Cogi qui potest, nescit mori.
A. X. NJ.
The foregoing, good people, are not
"coppcrhead lies.v They are the ut
teranccs of one who is as truthful, as
intelligent and as honest as the best
of the leaders Of the Radical party OF
egrand moral IDEAS" and, as such,
they must and will carry conviction to
the minds Of his party. In the light
of this letter we can come to no 9TH
err conclusion than that these leaders
ofthe Radical party in the Legislature
who elected Simon Cameron, whorat-
flied the Rump Amendment, and who
passed resolutions instructing the
Rump Senate to reject the appoint
mcnt Of Mr.. Cowan as minister to
Austria, are the most vcnal and cor
rupt that ever disgraced party OF
cursed a State. "There were Offices
for the ambitious; plumber for the
venal, and promises for FOOLS" says
Mcclure, and no one who has read
the history of Cameron or looked in.
to the faces Of his "friends" can doubt
the impeachment. We shall await
with interest the action Of the people
upon this subject We desire to see
if there is virtue enough remaining
among our citizens TO redeem the char.
acter of the State from the foul stig-
ma put upon it by those representa-
tives who bartered the highest office
in their gift "for price"