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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

MILITARY ENDORSEMENT OF II RECON
srEUcrIoN Built is understood that the
bill reported 70 the House yesterday by
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, from the Joint
Committee on Reconstruction, "to pro-
vide for the more efficient government of
the insurrectionary States,n is approved by
al the military commanders, especially
those who have had command Of depart
ments In that section, such as Major Gene
rails Sheridan, George II. Thomas, E. &C.
Ord, Sickies, and others. The bin is said
to have been drawn at the suggestion Of
prominent military men, and It is under
stood thst General Grant favors such a
mode for governing the late rebel State,
for the present. The bill was agreed mon
ia committee almost without debate
EAy0nick.
We do not believe the above story /; ye,
sc Il were true, IL would only show how
these military gentlemen love power
Doubtless one might be found TO accept
the Presidency.
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The National Convention of Tobacco Manu-
facturers.


To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
The National Convention OF Tobacco
Manufacturers assembled here To-Day IN
Masonic Hall, corner Of u ana Nin'h
streets, at 3 P. M.
On motion, r. A. Mayo OF Virginia, was
called to the chair, and McDohnen' '"
%Lynchburg, appointed secretary wos a.
Committee on Credeh.ia.s ~
pointed. who reported about fifty dele
Messrs. Cameron Of Virginia, Bronson
of Tnledo. Ferguson of Virginia, Rhine
hart of Penusylvania, and Whitlock OF New
York we're appointed q committee on per-
msnent organization. Adjourned to meet
at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Owing to the interruption OF railroads,
oil the delegates have not arrived.
L. III. F.
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AN IMPORTANT WIrNEss.-It Is stated
that the House Committee on the JUL
ciary, charged with the investigation D
the official conduct of Andrew Johnson,
acting President ofthe United States s,h mao
before them yesterday a witness whose
testimony is of the utmost importance.
This gentleman, whose name for OBVIOUS
reasons is withheld, was examined by the
committee for several hours on points
touching the official conduct OF the acting
President.-F5rney'S Chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

RETURN or ASSISTANT SECRETARY SEW
.Rn.-Ass,stant Secretary of State, FIRE.
derrick ". Seward, returned to the city On
Tuesday night, from his mission to Hayti,
on the gunboat Gettysburg. The object
of his visit has not been made public, as
the business has not been settled n the
matter is still under consideration.-Star.
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w. I, ala the above from the New Haven Daily
.ora;no Journal and Courier. It shows that
The COMPANY has steadily increased Its receipts,
and paid literally in losses through a series OF
wears, and has q large surplus.
To those desiring IEsURANCE-FIRE, or IN
LAND, or COASTWIsB-on good risks, in q good
company, we say insure with US In the HOME"
Of New Haven.
/, THOMAS II. ALFRIEED / SON,
Agents for the above and
fe 5-4t* other good companies.
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The new plan of reconstruction was Of
fered in the United States Senate on We'd
nesday by Mr.. Dixon, of Connecticut. The
telegraph Said never a word about it.
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/. Mr.. Kent, Of Natchez, was astonished
fhe other day by receiving . bill of lading
for zen boxes OF tom cats. It should have
sesa tomato catsup.
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STEAMERS.


EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-4m
IL TIC COAST NAIL sTEAMsHlPSk
COMPANY The splendid new sids-whesi stsrp.
ship HATTERAS, ALEXANDER commander, Abe.
MARLE, A.. BOURNE commander, leave hienmona
evsry TUESDAY and FRIDAY leave View YORK
svsry WEDNESDAY and
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were pal"
TPhsx Ss1. ms spisnSid SALOONS and STATE:
ROOMS, and the RARE, ACCOMMODATIONS ana
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped BY this Line are landed fsguIsIy
ct New. York, on the Companys covered pisf'
shippers are invited 70 notice that the great
damage and los By handling, and exposure it9a
frequent :. :shippins, As on other linss. Is a'oidsa
frsighn for points beyond New York win be for:
actual expenses Incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New York AZ pier
10. % North river, and the Companys steamsrs
%, Ssn wibm MSSids and SSrs N. S,t Orleans, is.Vs from II.
sams pier. Goods for these points can be trans
fsrred without expense or exposure.
Insurance 10 very low BY these ships, AND ths
economy In time, insurance, and condition Ia
est routs from Virgins. insurance elected 81
lowest rAtss. whom ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX q CO.,
A Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYES ACQ1x.
.ois Point ana Psssnsurs.
Sorso,s. Virginia.
For freight q 1sif1oiE:, tPRlE & { CO.. Agents.
% co corner Of Cary and virginis streets; oppo'
site the Tobacco Exehangs. ds7i-n
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ID AND DANv1LLE
IL RAILROAD-CHANgE OF SCHEDULE.
On and amer THURsDAY, January 81, 1881, the
= DxsyrLLg AND Way &C.
COMMODATfON PASSENGER TRlIH.
Leave Richmond daily, except Sundays
Leave Danvills daily, except sunday.
connecting 1t B~URKEviIiE Win trains on Ii:
southsids road. Passengers for stations onlhat
road, Lynehburg, Knoxville, Nashville. Memphis,
THkoGaH ExPREss NAIL TRAIN COMO
WEST.
Leaves Richmond daily at............7.loP.M
Leaves Danvills daily at............s.s r. N.
0Olh3 EAsT.
Leaves Danville daily al. ........."..4&P.n.
Passengers for all stations west OF Dsnytlle,
Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Macon,
Savannah, Columbus, Atlanta. MONTGOMERY. View
THOMAS D0DAMRAD,
jaW superintendent.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and after SUNDAY, JANUARY nth, the
following trains will leave chmon
MAIL TRAIN daily to Gordonsvilie, and except
on Sunday to Staunfon, at J. 30 A. NJ.
willie at =. 30 =. n.
These trains make close connections with trains
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad and on
NIGHT TRAINS passengers will 90 through to
Washington without change OF cars.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 washington and To
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Mo-
the Southwest also, TO Lexington, Winchester,
ard other points In the Valley.
FREIGHT TRAINS, except on Sunday, leave
Richmond at rs A. NJ, making close connections
with FREIGHT TRAINS on the Orange and Alex
sndris railroad for .Lypchburg. AID Alexandrtx;
leave Stanton for Jackson's River on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 40 -
II. ID. WHITCOMB,
IA General Superintendent.
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Two TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
i We offer for sale, ct lowest prices, Run In
barrels; 0uM, In bales and barrels; LfOORfOk.
os5 RARVYYS ) NILLikNF.
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EIRE AND INLAND
INSURANCE 3.
In these times Of heavy and frequent ioss :, !,
pleasant to refer to q company IKE tns
. W. have acted for this company for nearly Two
during which we have found them prompt
snd Ibsral in the payment OF an just claims lot
loss. u,,rs,. ~ THAR one.
roara viz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

TWIN Vt
Mr.. STRAYER moved that the House
hereafter meet at IL o'clock. This mo-
ton excited much conversational debate,
in which several members participated.
Mr.. BOOKER moved to amend it by fixing
Monday as the day of meeting at IL
O'Clock. Members seemed DESTROYS to
make a test on each motion, and demand
ed the ayes and noes, which were twice
taken in the course of the proceedings.
Finally the subject was laid on the table
ayes, Al noes, SO.
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CNUFF-TAKERS can always find at
- WOODS PHARMACY Q superior article OF
EyuPF' varrsntsd 10 give satisfaction. The pro.
prietor gives special attention TO keeping mp his
supply OF this article, and hts Efforts have been 70.
virdsd with large sales from all euartsrs Of the
city. Aifs'A A'' WSooD's PHARMACY,
Seas Fifth and Marshall Etreeta.
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COMMISSIONERS EXPENSES.
The message from the Senate disagree
ing with the amendment of the House to
the Senate's amendment to the bill rela-
tive to the expenses of the commissioner
to confer with the commissioner on the
part of West Virginia on the State debt,
&c., was taken up.
Mr.. TURNER hoped that the House would
refer the disagreement to q committee OF
conference, which he believed could ar
range a bill satisfactory to both Houses.
Mr.. BENTLEY urged the House to recede
from it's amendment, and settle the ques-
ton at once.
Mr.. DICKINSON urged the House to in
sist upon it's amendment and refer to q
committee of conference.
Mr., GARRETT hoped the House would re-
cede. Much time had been spent in the
discussion, and he thought it beneath the
dignity of the House to continue it.
Mr.. WHITE thought six dollars a day and
mileage enough for the Commissioners, and
hoped the House would adhere to its
amendment.
The question was put, and decided-ayes
80, noes Al.
The House then, on motion of Mr.. TUR-
NER, insisted upon its amendment, and
asked q committee of conference.
ASSESSMENT OF LICENSES.
The House resumed the consideration OF
tho bill for the assessment Of taxes on
licenses.
The bill was read through, with no very
important amendments. After the read
ing had been completed, the House re-
Cured to some Of the schedules that had
been read to consider amendments offered.
Mr.. PENpLEToN essayed to restrict the
privilege to sell ardent spirits by an
amendment providing that the permission
accorded to eating-houses to retail liquors
to persons to be drank at such eating
houses shall not be extended to eating
houses in towns of less than 1000 inhabi-
tants. Rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. S~TRAUGHAN, the words
but to no other person." In the clause
relative to selling liquors In eating-houses
to persons "partaking Of refreshments"
were stricken out. So that IN eating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

DACIFIC GUANO.-We are now pre-
L pared 70 deliver In quantities - may be de-
sired this valuable GukN0. We hare letters
from gentlemen who used this gusno last year en-
dorsfng It's value In the strongest tsrms. From one
farmer 10 whom We sold ten (le) tons, We have sn
order for twenty-five t3g. 1890
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

SMYRNA FIGS.-Fresh TURKEY
y FIGS. in boxes. at Is, rs, 20, 90, and rs cents.
and one and two dollars also by the pound: For
sale by LOUIS J. B0SsIEUX,
ia 70 IL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN estate Of MILES AMBLER, deceased, are re-
quested to settle tho same without delay: iAthose
having claims against the estate can - them
with me Ut my ONCE, second door below the post.
once. J. q. SANDS,
Attorney for the Executrix Of
In 21-fv Miles Amber. deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-09

EXPRESS TRANSFORMATION.
On motion Of Mr.. q. TURNER, the bill
regulating express transportation was taken
up and being read a third time, was
passed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
..l.. STEVENS HOUSE, "A
II. ss, rs a. ~ Breadway, MY, opPo-
-nrgi ysl sitsD Bowiins Green. L.s
eaioN rsse RUR0rEAN PLAN. 4t

UIHE STEVENS HOUSE is wen and widely known
70 the tTaveIling public. The location Il espe-
.isIIv auitahls to merchants and business men Il
is In close proximity 30 the business paEt Of the
cfty-is on the highway Of Souihern and Western
travsEa1d adjacent TO al the principal Railroad
The STEVENS house has. liberal acconmods-
tien for over 800 guestsit is well furniehed, and
posssssei every modern inprovsnenf for the eou-
srs spaefors and wen vsiilAtsd-froFsdsdg gith gas
ana Wsfaz-tAe sttsndrnes Z prompt and respesttnl
and the table Is gsnsrousiy provided With ever
dsliosey Of the se..on-as nece.sts rats. lTs'
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VALUE AND SECURITY Of the BOND

, The Company respectfully submit that the above
ststsnent Of facts July denoDstrates the security
~ tfssir Bonds and - addltionsi proof tEevwSala
sgzost that the Bonds rew offered less than ten
niion dollars on s1I miles OF road, on which over
tvonty million dollars have airsddy been exPendeas
Il the remaining ls1 miles Dearly eopnlsfed< r.
: al the present rate OF preuium On gold these
B6uds pay an annual ntersnt the present cost of
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|TvSmT UM&&L&5Ax 4AH4 nV 2124Y4ys
This j. . ssbiect which very naturally and
properly engrosses the attention Of religious
people both in this country and in England.
"a writer in the Usrissidn Rsgister Of Boston
thinks he cam explain the swhols 1sfair BY
the prevalence Of lepg ssrpensi and he
Instances The late excellent DR.. Lowell, OF
Boston, who always kept his church fun BY
his Short and pointed fdiscoursss. ouly fifteen
IoF 4zsenty 1aiuntss long sHeHays:7 s7oklii
isAithchgh the. machinery ofdadseri;sing
preaching gsin theatres, epsrashoasss ieircass
tents, de-, may excite temporary iuteress,
/ the only way to fill the churches permanent
| u isifor preachers who aiilHtsstfsirE Eermgns
iHto an hours length fosceacenirate their
Thoughts into one Of twenty minutes. Let
them Try il for six months and their churches
1;iI he fiIIed ~ 19St'S - a - -
1t would be very profitable exercise fof
ministers to reurife heir sermons. before
preaching, with d determination to compress
1.-the whole into the space of twenty minutes
/ But every mn il sot-<~-Dr Lowell, NOT
bvould oaa sorts Of ininas be permanently
attracted and interestsd By sdisceurses &c
terse and condensed in style.
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4 CENTS ,w4NTED FOR 10 isi.
General L G. bakery history, OF the
Secret Service.


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] ssBiliiara. &. 3 MIIissFy' Pas: Pas:
Z ISsil2 81 HtsA fine. 10 E75isiAt SnI

} TIE gentlsrneh Of the British army may
sBs'lsza aibefally paid BY her Majesty gov
Iernment than ours are By the repuhlics hut
en- rsuanche, a maternal generosity is dis
played in providing for theft comfort and
determined 10 furnish aths Various barracks
sthronghout the colonies With billiard tables
,fes he ro6Ecers' entertainment. To this end
three hundred thousand dollars in gold have
been voted by Parliament.- ----
/ WhsteYer lack Of military knowledge she
English system of borght commissions may.
create among British subs1terns, there win
hereafter be no want Of opportunity for these
gentlemen to acquire q high degree Of skill
10 The anoble game of blllizsds, aand EtEis
dsxterity will doubtless be Earned to profhsl
able account in making up the deficiency in
their professional incomes.1a szsmEusoY
Our champions" will have to look 10
their lsurels. '-'' o'''- .
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The Albany Journal in addressing, those
Who have such q reverence for the letter Of
The Consultation that they are willing to ses
ittperish because 10 contains no provision for
Representation, veil says: 10 ssiIais;5 s.
The true friends OF the Constitution ara
those who do not shrink from any responsi.
biiity necessary to preserve and essablish Il.
IN doing this it 10 cehcededthat the way iG
shall be metis not specifcaHy y defined in the
body of the Constitution, = Neither is it ne
eessary that il should be-, The argument,
from constitutional standpoint, rests with
the Democracy. Let them designate the ar.
tcle which authorizes the, rupture Of the
Union and provides for the downfall of the
Constitution, while II prohibits any inter-
ference to prevent IT,, Let them point out
the section which declares The Government
powerless in States whose people and Gov.
srnmeuts have repudixtsd their allegiance,
toestablish gossrumsufS vhich shall ac-
knowledge that sllsgiancs : eLet them, Cits
the article under which they sustain the
position they have always assumed, tEat the
Government Is szeverywhefe powerless, and
its enemies always pstsnt, because 5of the
weakness impaired to. the former,u and The
strength derived by the latter, from the Con-
stitution. That instrument is no such rope
of sand" % aasEo 5at .n1ills11x
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

lwoaDs.-Wondsrful things sEe wosds-r
half spirit, half sense, % flexible, 20 lysrious
ID their poweff The poet can body sorth 70
tie fauey 6z TO ths imaginative faculty m
wprds elmost eFerythieg tha sculptor or the
psintereap in form snd, colGr. and grent
deal that form and color cannot embody.,
What painter eeald gixs~dequats form 70 the
pictursi that Shakspeateinlwo words puts befosc
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