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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

WANTED, information of the where
w abouts OF AARON CARPENTER, aged about
fifty. six years If living. When last heard from
of Richmond Va, in the confe ctionary business
and has been resid ent of Richmond about twenty
years. Any information from any person will be
TO his benefit IL living; If not living, 1t will re-
suit to the benefit Of his heirs. Address
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
fe ls-aot Highland, Ulster county, N. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

OST OR MISLA ID-FIFTY
IL DOLLARS REwARD-on Friday, go
;omswhsre In the city, LEATHER
greenbacks, a due bill OF Henry Ak.-l.--.s
Smith, dated 1865, for 5000; due bin Of II.
se5, endorsed by Christian Lea & Co. a negotia-
bic note given by A. Wolf for 81 900, and several
other valuable papers. i will give the above re-
b. BECHER,
mh2 -3t Fourteenth street near Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

ROBERT H. MAURY JAMES L. MAURY,
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
ng r.. II. MAURY CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1898,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. lola Main street,
first house below the post-ofice,
RICHMOND, VA.
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
States. 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

ARGE LIMA BEANS, EARLY
Il 4 Mohawk Bush or Snap Bean, Early Yellow
SIX weeks Bush or Snap Bean, Early China Red
Eye Bush or Snap Bean, Early Valentine Bush OF
Snap Bean, Brown Speckled Valentine Bush OF
snap Bean, together with large and general as
sor.ment Of GARDEN SEEDS at wholesale and re-
tail WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

JOSEPH ALLARD, JR., will still continue the
LUMBER BUSINESS on the corner OF Twentieth
and Dock streets Thankful for the patronage
already received, he would solicit continuance
OF the same.
NH a-st JOSEPH ALLARD, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aW FIRE AND MA6fNE INsUhANCE'
HOME COMPANY TRIED AMP WELL
80 TESTED.
THE PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY, n.
- s.c,s,aYx Sab President


We are agents Of the above Company. In risks,
every good underwater considers the moral
hazard OF great moment. and with companies
''moral character that Is, readiness ana VIII
ingness to meet fairly and promptly all just losses
il among the highest attributes.
Without desiring to pluck leaf from the
wreath Of any other company we beg to commend
the PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY to the liberal patronage Of the public
In Its savings department, as we are advised
at has been paying dollar for dollar OF Ito de-
posits before the war In present currency, and
committed its Confederate deposits at the gold
value at the time Of deposit"
We respectfully call the attention OF the kicn-
mond stockholders, and friends OF the company,
and Of our patrons and tho public generally, to
this advertisement.
fsa7-lw* THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND b SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

n 9sSSsos. 6061h 3 ADVsv6ss, AsS3snssn,
:. Banksss. DsesArs, - Hsa1 1ssals Asssfa.f
|rARarruupTR or vALUABxH
III fRShxn. s4 HtiykoI III II csg lSS.
Ii3H MI :: sclS z sssis2p q iss pr:s!.ss
V.:. o os {! 9: =: yS,LCA BLI %? isvi.s
nas s.sc e ~ .ss SSSs n re, K.
premises, Will b sold those two bsaufifsl HALF.
s sss s ssssS'S y .s
81: sass ~ 81 y y: & |: g, : =: ~:
ss!:s ~ as sSss
q Poplar ssrsst. running back sSous 10 isst :
on Ii: north Side Of Nisholson street, in rear 4
Ss oss s q SsS Y W. Tyler fronting
The iolsSoins lots offer peculiar s4yansass,o
s capt. and ohsrs e In,s:, thsr fund. q
| TsRns: One.third cash balance ct -four and
seeursd BY trust deed. The taxes for the q year
aIkRiscs, soDDIs ArpEssos.
high CONSTABLE's sALE-will
~ Be sold on SATURDAY. March ID. iss7. z. II
streets, south side, now occupied by @. II. Blakey
dry goods and fancy store, the following pro.
psrty, to wit:
3sHOW CASES and contents. consisting Of
BUTTONS,
fRiMMiSas and FLOWERS Of all kinds,
RIBBONS,
and everything usually found in swell furnished
trimming store. v.-
REApY:MADE CLOTHING.
BONNBTB,
40 boxes FLOWERS and FEATHERS. for ben.
nets and hats; and
KID GLOVES,
NECK TIES,
POCKET BOOKS, ke., &e.,
to satisfy distress warrant I'm my hands In favor OF
H. Z. GIL and against @: II. Blaksy
A. X. CRUAP, II. G. G. Z.
The above sale is postponed on account Of the
Indictment weather until TUESDAY MORNING
| the sth instant at IL o'clock. 4. X. CRUMP
NH At II. Z. U. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04
WANTS.

WANTED, A GARDENER.-To a
w man who thoroughly understands the bust.
ness good wages will be given None Others need
apply. n. :. OAHNAsAN,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

NEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIR-
OF this institution will be held in the chemical
lecture. room OF the College on TUESDAY, March
s, At O'Clock. The address to the graduates will
profession and the public are invited TO attend.
l.. S. J0YNES, N. D.,
hA-stx Dean Of the Faculty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04


TRRDEdAR WORKS, RICHMOND. vA.,l
VNH E "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
Il having purchased the Tredegar Works and
Armory Rolling Mill, and the manufacturing bu-
siness Of Messrs. J. K. Anderson Co., has this
day organized.
This Company will continue to produce all the
articles heretofore made at these works, to wit:
IN THE BOILING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron.
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN TIE PoUNDRIgs AND MACHINE SHOPS:
Cars, freight and baggage;
Railroad Wheels and Axles, fitted or separate;
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks, complete
Stationary and Portable Engines, for saw mills
and plantation purposes
Marine Engines of all classes;
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
Boilers-fue, locomotive, and cylinder
Castings Of Iron and Brass, including the largest
descriptions made;
Mil and Steamboat Shafts OF the heaviest class.
In addition. it viii at once commence the manu-
j. r. ANDERSON, President.
J.F. TASsER, Vice.Prssident. NH lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN the firm of JOSEPH ALLARD, JR., &
CO. was dissolved on the sth day of January, 1857,
by mutual consent. All persons having claims
az ainst said firm, and all persons Indebted to III
nTm are requested to call on JOSEPH ALLARD,
JR who Is authorized to settle the business OF the
concern C. b. CHURCH,
S. II. HOWBLL,
JOSEPH ALLARD, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

NOTICE TO SHOEMAKERS.-W We
IN have In store and for sale at the lowest mar
ket rates SOLE LEATHER,
SHOE FINDINGS, &c.
Give us q call. o. Il. CHALKLEY 4 CO.,
NH Thirteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

NH l--tI5Mh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

s By Sampson Jsnes, IT., 3 Co.,
Auetionsers and Comnission Merchants, No. s1if
teenth street. between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

TOR RENT, the STORE on Fourteenth
Il street between Main and Franklin re- III
Gently vacated by us. IL is well adapted to 1..,8
the auction and commission or heavy gro-ALA
Gerry business. To good and permanent tenan Mt
the rent will be low. Possession. given immedi-
atsly. GORDON CRlNGAN,
feo7 Pearl block.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05

WOULDN'T DIE remember being very much amused
child afflicted with hydrocephaus According to all the
rules the child ought to die Nevertheless the unoward in
FAINT persisted in not dying The doctor from his books
fdenaly asseverated to me that the infant ought die and
manifested not altogether friendly feeling towards the infant
because 1t did not die. His altogether peer
than his prognosis the time when my knowledge OF the
case terminated, it was going well.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05
THE ENGLISH PEOPLE WITH US.

What have come here for? To tell you what we have
done in Englandto bid you only do the same but do
more am here give you the heart of the English people
tell you that the people with you They have sent me
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-24
FROM CINCINNATI.
Cu,c.oo Cat o

CHICAGO, Sept. %.
The Journals Cincinnati special saws:
Chief Justice Chase arrived here Saturday
and will remain till after the election in or.
der TO cast his vote for the negro suffrage
amendment
Ben. Wade remains in this city, and his
room at the Burnett house is constantly
thronged with expectant Office seekers.
=. Garrett, well known -four manufac>
turer Of this city, died suddenly Saturday OF
congestion of the brain.
The Grand Army of the Republic of this
city will give brilliant welcome to- morrow
to Gen. Logan.
A large number Of the citizens Of New Or.
leans are arriving here having fled from the
yellow fever. rs7
CIxc1NNArr, Sept. %.
The fall meeting at the Buckeye club
course opened to- day, with the attendance Of
nearly ten thousand people. The frst race.
Buckeye stake, for three years old, mile
heats. was wonA " Swnegarts, Fanny CHS.
holm taking the last two heats. Time-l:48
and l:5l. The FIRST heats was won BY Alex>
ander Newry. Time LACY. In the second
rsce, Burnett house, stake 81, 800, three mile
heats for eli ages, Rxtra won two straight
heats. Time-5:82 and $3.50. Lancaster :
was lamed ia the first heat and was With.
drawn. In the second heat Duke of Orleans
vas second, Revolver third and Lee Paul
fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRk, Sept. 2s.
The Tses' Warrington special says yel-
low fever Blackburn, who returned 10 the
United States after the issuing of the laat
proclamation. has gone to New Orleans.
The Soldiers Union, it 10 said threaten to
prosecute him for his alleged conspiracy to
murder their friends BY sending infected
clothing to them during the war.
1t 10 learned from well informed sources
that the British government will not at pre-
sent appoint . successor to Sir Frederick
Bruce. The duties Of the legation will be
performed BY the First Secretary, Francis
Clareford
The 1ribnns's special says: Ii is under
stood that Gen. Mower will postpone cleo
tons in Louisiana until the FIRST Monday in
November, owing to the yellow fever.
1t is also understood that Gen. Grant
agrees with the President that all Southern
elections should take place on the Same day,
though both are Of opioion that .hey have no
conSrol over the mater, it being left entirely
70 Tie District Commanders.
The World says Gen. Sickles has formally
applied for court Of inquiry, and Grant en-
dorsee the application.
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LATEST By TM.EGRAPH
FH0n WASHINGTON.

WAsaiHOTou, 8ept. -.
The bssiseos vhieh occupisd he attention
Of Sir Frsissiek Bfscs jsss bslbrs Leaving
WasAinetoa va tAae nla4fns % claims Of
| the United States aGninst Great Britain,
| owing - rsbel dspeedaAio0s, and saessions
growing oat Of FsuiAn movensnts, involving
the ceaditi0n Of pFisoasis in The hands Of
Her Aeisssy's govers1snt
The QuaEtermastse General has puhlished
ishs relf 81 honor No. IL, oontaining the
| names Of soldiers Who died in dsfenes Of the
American Unios. inferred in National Gene
tsries q ChastaaoogA Stone River and
| Knoxville.
Commiasioner Wilson, Of The Gesssal
land Office, has received 6nal returns Of the
survey Of the grant 70 the Ltsla Ossss In
disns. The lands are decided in trust TO the
United States, and lying east Of the Arkansas
river.
Tho Navy Department has received .
lengthy dispatch from Admiral Faaragut,
giving sn account Of the visit te the Russian
iron>ciad feet in Frsg 6und Roads BY bic
squadron August Both. Great honofs were
paid 10 osf vessels and officers. The signal
order Of the day contains under the signal
2ag the inscriptions, both in the EsgliAh and
Rassiaa languages. the words, Let % re-
member the glorious example of Farragut
and his followers u New Orleans aud No
bile" In the evening every vessel in tho
Russian squadron was brightly illuminated.
Farragus inspected the Russian feet next
day, and on the afternoon Of the 1st, amidst
salrtes and cheerings from both squadrons,
sailed for Stockholm, where be arrived on
| the Sd September.
The sloop-of war Dole reached Annapolis
yesterday.
Late Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Fox,
has presented, through the STATE Depart.
ment, to the Library OF the Smithsonian In
stitute vaiuable assortment of books given
him BY the Emperor during his late visit TO
Russia. Some Of them are extremely vAlu>
able. Only few. personally presented 70
Mr.. Fox BY the Emperor, are retained by
him under authority Of . Congressional reso.
luton. The donation embraces 169 vol.
umes.
Judge Kinney pronounces the charges Of
gross injustice and fraud in dealing with the
Iowa Indians stated to have been made to be
false. In q correspondence published be.
tween Kinney and acting Indian Commits
sionsr Mix, the latter fully sustains Kinney,
and says no funds have been placed in his
hands or those Of the other special Commits.
sioners for the purchase of goods aud pres
ents for the Indians.
There has been no decision in the case OF
Fitz John Porter, whose appeal is still under
consideration by the Attorney General, in
connection with objections from Gen. Pope,
who considers himself party in the case.
A dispatch to tho War Department from
Dry Tortugas says sickness il not abating.
Gems. Sheridan, Hancock and Egsn and
Hon. w. E. Robinson had an interview with
the President to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Sept. %.
Last evening the wife of an engineer
named Dorr attempted to commit suicide BY
taking laudanum. Her husband took the
vial away from her. No cause 10 assigned
for the rash act
A Canadian, named Wm. Montgomery, on
his way to Pafkers Corners. Boone county,
Illinois, was yesterday vietimizedl BY conf
dence men % the amount Of $25, all the
money he had.
The Tribunes Nashville special says:
There 10 good deal of excitement in conse
quence of the threat Of the rebels to nullify
the franchise law 1t the municipal election
next Saturday. They have invoked the aid
Of Andrew johnson in their nefarious designs
General Cooper, in command OF the State
Militia, says the franchise law shall be en-
forced, and every colored voter allowed to
deposit bis vote.
CHARLESTON, Sept 28.
Accounts received rom Edisto and other
Sea Islands say that the third brood Of cater.
pillars have appeared and are destroying the
crop with great rapidity, and it is feared that
the Sea Island crop will be almost Q total
failure.
New YoRK, Sept. %.
Herald, City of Mex co, desp patch Of the
7th inst, says: The remains of Macmillan
arrived here from Queretaro, noswithstand,
ing the difficulties placed in Admiral Tege.
thof way. There is every probability that
the remains will be delivered to him.
The 7imes has special giving the resolu.
tions adopted 1t the Democratic Conservative
meeting at Bladensburg Saturday. The res.
olutions laud Andrew johnson for his patri
otism and purity regarding reconstruction, ap.
plauding in the highest degree his action in
removing Stantoa, who was an open and
Avowed enemy Of reconstruction and opposed
to all constitutional liberty. Also, thanking
the President for removing those military
commanders at the South who had grossly
abused their power.
E. C.. Gillette, Merchants Union Express
messenger in charge Of the compAny's Mon
treal car which left Albany on Saturday
night for this city, . missing, together with
money and FaluAbles estimated at $TO, 900.
( WHnIxGToN, Sep. %.
The party which left chicago this morning,
composed Of the President and Directors of
the Chicago. Alton & St. Louis, and the off :
GERS Of the St. Louis, Jacksonville l. Chicago
Railroads., and few invited guests, have just
reached this place, en- route for Blooming
ton, to formally open the new line from Bloom.
ington TO Jacksonville and Monticello.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-24
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw Yosx, Sept. %.
:. The receipts Of the Board Of Excise 20,
licenses this year 10 81, 162, 600.
Carson ". Clarke, well known actor,
died suddenly Of heart disease, Sunday.
4. g. Horton, editor Of the Day Book,
died to-day.
The eolored citizens Of New York and
Brooklyn celebrated the anniversary Of The
emancipation proclamation to-day. There
Vas grand parade of colored citizens and
loyal Leagues.
The examination of Callicott and others.
said to have defrauded the Government ont n
some $4o,00 worth Of whisky, has cor
menced.
The tenth anniversary of the Fulton street
prayer meeting vas celebrated to-day.
Judge Bests hes refused the application OF
the distillery companies to have their whisky
placed in bond.
The money reported to have been lost BY
the Merchants Union Express has been re-
covered.
Samuel LAncheimer, proprietor of hat
and cap store, arrested on the charge of set.
ting FIRE to his own premises, shot himself
through the heart in the station house.
The Commercial says that Wsnamaker 4
Brown. extensive clothing merchants Of Phil
adelpha, have failed for $25,OOO.
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FROM SPRING FIELD.

CHICAGO, Sept. %.
Tho Ereniag Josr.ars Springfield special
says: Hon. s. II. Cullom. our member Of
Congress, win leaye this city this evening for
Ohio, TO participate in the campaign now in
progress in that state. He will be accom>
panied BY Hon. G. 8. Orth. of Indiana.
he fourth anniversary of the issuance OF
the Emancipation Proclamation BY President
Lincoln, was celebrated to>day BY the colored
population Of this city, who turned out in
ldrgs snu1bsgs and paraded the streets In
Dfosessios, drsssed IN regalis end headed BY
tto bandsof music. The children of the
Of the co!ofed schools and large number Of
nlen snd women Of the saue coupiex;or.
formed part ofihe Demonstration. The cere-
mony passed oG very orderly.
Fhs Stats Library ord the Office Of the Sec>
rstary Of State, are undergoing . tborouxh -.
modelling and Repairing.
The Morgan Ceaaty Agricultural and Ma.
classical Fair viii sonmsucs q Jackson,;le
tonogyOv,
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FIRES.

WHEELIXO, Va, Sep. 23,
A disastrous fre occurred this morning at
one o'clock, resulting in the eAsils aeslfuo-
tion Of Mcdonald / Mitohell's livery stable,
together with about thirty horses, and oil the
carriages, busgies, etc.. in the esta abiishnent;
horses, wagons. etc., Of Adams' Express Co ,
and many valuable rigs owned By private
parties were consumed. A portion Of Beck :
brewery, adjoining she stables, was also
hufned. One maa is reported badly injured.
Loss very heavy, but partially insured.
TRoY, N. Y, Sept. %.
About million feet Of lumber burned last
night ia the yard Of J. N. freeman b Co.,
West Troy, yalued q SO, 900; INSURANCE.
light s N
Two horses belonging to Mr.. Porter, val
ued at 81, 600, burned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-24
LAn El1lf 1fItAIcI.

HAscnnsn, Sept 2&.-Ths Atpssal u
policsnAs Rnst, uhovas hf1lsa y he mob
On Ridsy, teot pi1r1 to-lav "a NJ larssiy
s1lsoaea ~ 49, eitioonA aA 4Fa4
Arrssas eoatinses Of parties Implicated =
tAe doe. ssg s9e 4ssa VII
PANS, Sept 3s.-Ths Annual Paris rscss
teak plaes ovse tAs Lag Chaaps sosass yss
tsrday. The attendance vas very larss asA
The excitement srsas. Tho grasA purse q
Paris was won by Patsneien.
FLosEscE, Sept. 2s.-Ganhaldi has nads
his appearance at Arazxo. forty miles from
this city.
LosDoS, Sept 2s.-Latsr sdyicss from the
Bio state that the Allied forces have made no
further advance since their recent success
and were lying idle before the Paraguayan
forti6cations ct Hamaita.
Grn. Nitro 10 in command Of the COM
bined Brazilian and Argentine armies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.
General Sheridan will leave Washington
on Wednesday. and reach Philadelphia at 8
P. n. Preparations are making for his re.
ception.
KrHosroN, Canada, Sept. %.
On Sunday morning the watchman Of Nor,
tons brewery and distilIery, named Driscoll,
was murdered by party Of rufians. The
safe belonging to the establishment was after.
wards broken spen and about Sc. 900 stolen n.
The murderers were traced to Waterloo, New
York, where three Of them we're arrested.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Sept. %.
Hon. Stoddard R. Colby, Register of the
United States Treasury, died at uaverhiIl,
N. H., Saturday night, where he was on 4
visit.
CHICAGO, Sept. %.
The Journals special says the Madison
State Fair opens splendidly to-day, and the
prospect for successful exhibition was never
better. The weather is favorable, and We
have the promise of the finest State Fair ever
held in Wisconsin.
49, Bosros, Sept. IS.
The following gentlemen act as pail bearers
ct the funeral Of SIR Frederick Bruce TO. NOR.
row: Governor Bullock, Monsieur Bernathv
French Minister), Senator Sumner, H. j.
Pratt, Of the State Department; Hon. Sam'l
Hooper, Henry W. Longfellow, Richard B.
Bayard, and Mayor Norcross The Custom
House will be closed from ten o'clock until
one.
LANCASTER, Penn., Sept. %.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens was attacked with
severe indisposition or Saturday, but be ia
much better to-day. His friends hope he
will regain his usual strength in time to 70.
snme his public duties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-24
rRoa THE FAR WEST.

CHICAGO, Sept %.
The T,ibuxe's Omaha special says: The
Indian Peace Commissioners consider the re-
suit Of the meeting At the North Platte a.
satisfactory bevond their anticipations No
Indian Chiefs left tho council disgusted as
was reported, and all expressed their friend-
skip and advise the hostile Chiefs 70 meet
the Commissioners. The Kiowas, Canaan
ches, Arapahoes and other Southern tribes,
express desire for peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-24
fROa CHEC,AGO.

CHicAoo, Sept. g. :
Gen. Sherman, Gen. Terry, Captain Sell
f3rd, Senator Hendersoa, ssd Mr. White, OF
the Indian Commission, arrived in this city
q noon to-day. The distinguished party at.
t4nded tks hifliard touEnaaeat for ths benefit
Of the Soldisrs' Fair, which opened this
evening - hrsnsvick's sample rosms, on
Slate ssrsek -,
q A hAek arivsr nansd xcNslay vaa Held i
9l0oo Sail to-dAy, charged ~ bsing ae.
- vhen - - 6fn66 q eoases r.
AsoF hoass So II ~ ~ - s.
ssss1a ss aaaea
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PORTLAND, Sept. %.
The Savings Bank in Norway village vss
robbed on Saturday night Of about $4,000
in money and collaterals. The roeues are
not yet taken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-24
BY Ys1EL.EGRAPH.


BY EI 4EGRAPH4
.-ss=s== 5:5e7T0.za
Latsst Eews 1ssln Nd1hingtsa.
The Sel1le4S Un6sa win Prosecute
Blackbafn.
No Sseessser Of 81 Frederick BFxps y b
Apposassd = Rtsseaf.
Grant hvvfs lsltils Oh 1sutAes1 nss1ma
u tbs lans ~.
FITz JOHN PoRTER's CASE UNDE,
i CIDED.
IHDlAH PEACE coHnIssloH sATIs-
TACFOaY.
ffuahle Feafed II tho Nuhville Eltstisa.
DISASTROUS FIRE AT WHEELING,
VIRGINIA.
EnAxCrPATIrH CELEBRATION AT
0PRIu0H1ELO.
Justice Chase Supports The Sziflags Anead.
ment In CHE.
LATE CABLE DlsPA TONES.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14s.