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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-29

A SsIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a
the District Of Virginia :! shall, as assignee Of Sam.
uel NJ. Price Il Co., bankrupts, sell at public auo-
ton, on the premises, or gFAURSDAY the 9Th day
OF February next, at 1o'clock P. H., the HOUsk
and ana t0T ~ With ssn the aRp15tsnane aa ETC., lstely be;
twenty af.h street near the corner Of twenty.
fifth and Franklin, fronting rs feet on Twenty
nth street. being the property now In the oecu,
pan1y Of Mrs. Catharine Bias. The residence Ia O
most excellent and commodious one, and the lot
TERMS OF SALE one-third cash the balance in
equal payments in 3 and 9 months, negotiable
notes. interest added. JoHN JOHNs. JR..
jal1-2ot Assignee OF Ssmusl n. Price s Co.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
~ HACKS, HORSES, BUGGY. SLEIGHS, HAR.
NESS, &o.-Wm be sold 1.-THE stables on Frank
Ito street near the Exchange Hoiel, AZ public auc.
hon, on WEDHEsDAY-th sth day Of February
mex, commencing at u O. cloek,
s.HoRsss, two pairs, Of which are we'll
4C.RRIAGEs and HARNESS, complete
and HARNESS, nearly new;
second. hand OMNIBUS,
SADDLES, BRIDES, .6B3i 1LsGs
COVERS. and EXTRA HARNESS,
Terms OF SALE All sum under $ioo. cash /;
Sloo and over, sixty days for approved endorsed
fhe above j the, property Of Jefferson billiard.
deceased; An persons having claims against his
estate Viii present, them Immediately, properly
BAKER, JR., Nc. 1874 Main street. a. IL 10 desirs-
Die 70 close up the affairs Of the astate as spsediiy
as possible. i. H.. fBAYSRR,
The KEY. ana GOODWILL Of thssTI LES .:hl
De sold az the sama time and place, ct IL O'Clock
- ~ 49, LMhS
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

The Immigration Scheme-Necessity OF SUP
scribing Lands General NE
moir-Ro bbery-IllEess of q Prominent Citi-
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By Sampson Jones. u, Il Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.
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CEvEN Oh EIGHT GENTLEMEN
can get BOARD and LODGING at No. SEQ Mayo
street, NEAR Broad. ~ ds1
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Tbe euemy eu,boldened byethis display

The enemy, eniboldened bysthis display
of fear, and urged on by hunger, sur
rounded the house, climbed up the sides,
staring in at the affrighted man through
the windows and apertures, keeping up inc
while the most hideous ca~terwauling. De
carefully stopped up every crevice save
the chimney, but hearing and seeing an
omipous falling of SCOT, which disclosed .
determination on the part Of the Desleging
force to effect o surprise, he closed that
opening also, and, Micawber-lke, waited
for "something to turn up" For TWO
DAYS and nights he vas kept in this s1ngu-
lar prison with the dreadful bowls OF lam
ishing cats ever resounding in his ears, and
with savage eyes glaring at him ontlnu-
ally.
at length q party arrived with guns, and
succeeded in succoring the man from his
truly awful position, but so numerous were
the cats, SO fierce their aspect and threat
ening their demeanor, that both the
rescuers and the rescued were only TOO
glad to leave this pandemonium OF jet
black cats, gaunt and ferocious as they
were from starvation. The animals, we
believe, all persisted, and thus ended one
of the most extensive cat-rearing ventures
ever recorded. The individual who has
started a cat plantation on the island IN
the Ohio river may have the benefit OF the
experience related above free of cost.
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Steamers.

EoR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP CoMPAHY.-Ths A
splendid news ids-whsel steamships %1#A
GLBEMARLE. SARATOGA, HAT-&Sa4asa&eaB
THRAS, NIAGARA, and VIRGlNIA,Hs8EfISS
leave New York for Richmond dtroet every WBD;
NESDAY and SATURDAY z. Leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. :,
expressly for this route. They have splendid
saloons and staterooms; and the fare, aceonmo'
dations, and attention, are unsurpassed.
st New York on tho 'C~ompany's covered piern,
North river. within forty. eight hours.
Insurance effected at lowestr rates when ordered:
with Dispatch and nc charge made exsept for nc
tual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Eavannah, New
Orleans and other southern ports, leave from the
adjoining pier; All goods for these points are
Aassfs.-N. L. MeCrsady, president. Greenwich
street. Nav York; Samuel Aysss 3 Coi sisa.
burg H.tWebb, Norfolk, Va.
For freight or passage spplyto
g-. SAMUEL AfRKS & CO., Agents,
dee corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Oyy1or RroHxoHD AND YORK RIYzs,
- RAILROAD COMPANY,
RY0unoHn October 10. la61-

ANEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR.
BsYoespHyiza PHIL4DETPHIA gosToa SIs::
BURq. tHMBEELAsHSD, MI %yHHSBdsLLISs.3
this depot no to 9 O'clock 2. n. for the above
points, and forwarded With dispatch and at rsa.
sonable rates. Passengers for Baltimore and Phil
adelphia leave at 7 o clock A. u. ON TUESDAYS
and fridays; reaching Bsitinors ssSly man
Baitmore q; 70 Phladelphia, $ek. Passsngsn
TUESDAY, THURspAY, and SATURDAY al
Ste landings received Mondays, WEDNESDAYS, and
fridays. Passenger and freight train leaves every
day at 7 O'Clock A. NJ. for White House. Freight
received every day up to . O'Clock z. NJ, Sunday
Shipper, observe the following directions:
FRoM BosroS TO ~RIcHNoHD.-Mark your goods
denCe railroad, care OF the Richmond and Yorf
River Railroad Line" pier no. Ligh,-strsst
Fsos PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHkosp.-Forvsrd
ali goods by the "Philadolphia and Baltimore
Union Line," Is north wharvss, Philadelpnis,
eare Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pIsr
No 8 Liaht.street wharf, Baltimore.
FsoM BALTIMORE TO RIoHMoHD. Ship all goods
by the WRichmond and York Rlver Railroad
Line.TA A. NERDHAM & SONS, Agents, pier No. 8
Lighs-stTeet wharf, Baltimore.
WILLIAM B. EEOS,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN a. FREEMAN,
poaoapoor and Rrafpht Agent. 90 20
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EOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA.
4. BILE to- 8, on south side Of Main A
streets. aFl."s sAA
We offer for reut STORES Nos. 1896 and 1877,
M. Ezekiel. Besides the store, they have each two
floors above, and 8 basement beneath, with all
convsniences. , &, 80 E.tl
These are, In location and arrangement, amongst
the most desirable stores In the city for any fancy,
retail, or light business. Possession given LIST
January. Apply to
de 80 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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General Freight and Tiekst Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN n. FREEMAN,
Paasanaar and Freight Agent oe 70

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA TH1
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND P0T0.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICK DAILY-ELEGANT CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS o.
I'LL TRLINS.-The THROUGH .TRAlnS on this
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BIRD AND kleHfH
: Ths DAY THROUGHM MAIL TRAIN leaves Rish.
mond daily at 1885 A. NJ, arriving n Washing
ton at 5.5s r. NJ, connecting with the early a-
ternoon express trains for the North, Kat, anG
TSs NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. with sls-
CANT cars supplied with the new patent sleeping
oohairs attached, leaves Richmond daily at s.SP.
M, {sundays excepted) arriving in Washington
ing trains for the n forth, Bsst, and West.
H. HSs s 1acco Sn45fs tTT 5ise qaaiS sse With Local To- =.
press packages ,lesves Richmond daily l%sundayi'
SigSsh streets, At $50 P. NJ, arriving in RIsds.
ITHRODGH Tickets xnd THRogGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington
Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, Boston, AND
su the principal cittes in the West.
For furth er information srd through nckeA ~:
ply at the once OF the company, corner Broad ana
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and at the ticket
oMee, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket Agsnt
sAHuEL RuTH. Superintendent apH
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r ARGE AND ATTRACTlV
CATALOGUE SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, January 20, commencing ~ -
"A oi,,ock wa will sell at our auction rooms, Dy
catsIoanes q large and desirable assortment OF
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PHILADELPHIA. OND
AND NORFOLK BTBAMsHIP &A
LINR.-Stssmsrs NORFOLK spdsHS1M4
line, viii leave PhiIadelphfa eyeryH4&eSy&4NNs
SATURDAY, and Richmond ever FkiDAf, sisr
Frsighttaksn for NORFOLK. also for CHARLES,
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS, as
bills Of laaing signed through.AAA
Passage 70 Philsdslphis. ineluding nosm Adv
90 3l-ts Ofdcs No.. 2leS on the Does.
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WANTED, HIDES-Dry, green, or
sailed. HULST Il KING.
NOS Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
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NOM AND DANVILLE
n, RAILROAD-CHANa8 OF sCHEDULE-On
and sftsr FRIDAY the 10th day Of January, us.
the passenger trains on this road will run as fo.
HGo,nr. west-Mstl Train.-Lsavs Richmond
daily sfs sis A. II ; leave Danville daily at s:aP.
g.: arrive at Greensboro, daily ct S:sSP. NJ; con.
rsfIrosd for Parmvills, Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, Grand %JGnetton. New
Orleans, &C.. ac., and at Greensboro, with trainr
,lumbia, Charlsston, Augusta, gavsnpah, Macon.
Atlantis, MontgomsTy, Mobile. View Orleans, &c.
Greenscoro, daily at & A. NJ; leave Danville daiiy
al s:4a A. II arrive at Richmond at2:s P N.
Accommodation Train from Lynchburg Leave
arriye at ichmon at 1850 P. d.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
Ia 10 5 - t1sREs Superintendent.
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EOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
T. AND ALL LANDINGS on rHEAsS1xF
5AMKs ~RfVER:-9hs fsst md Gle
CANT stsansIsJoHN SyLYh6TBR. aGR
!savos her wharf at Rocked for aboyS;nnIasY
places on MONDAY. WxpNEaDAY. and Eh ~
q $50 o'clock A. r., n return on Tussss''
Thursday and Saturday. .u
ssPAssEHaKRS arriys a. NORFOLK n ir.y
connect With steamers for BALTlhoSS
TEAm is.yes CRY POINT for PErsEssas'
on arTtvSl Of STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, 11,Sa.
resolved MP TO q z. u. daily for BOSTON, bS.sIIxS
MORk, principal LANDINGS ON CHssATSppI I;
BAY ans an LANDINGS ON JAMES hi'a
Yrsightf for way landings must be PREPAID. n
Letters tentYnstsd TO parser OF steamer
enclosed In Q 0osexSzrSas stamped enyeiops,
AApplyto L.. TAIDa, As Sssii.
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VA, August "a, 1907.
ON AND AFTER the Both instant
~ the TRAINS ON THIS ROAD win leave
sXPREss TRAIN daily (e1esptMondsys) II
A. n. 9 ~
THROUGH MAIL daily at 1910 p. II.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily (ex-
sept Sundsys) at Is P. ID.
The 4 A. n. Train connects closely with tralnI
IS far south as Augusta, Ca, and at Petersburg
with trains of the Southslde railway.
The lao p. II. Train makes close and sure con.
n~eetionE with trains for all points south STAR u
New Orleans.
The lis ]. ID. train connects at Petersburg with
trains for Norfolk. i ST.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and al
FREIGHT and INCORPORATION daily lex
eept sgp Ssy st 1,sS 4: n. o.,o
THROUGH MAIL daily texcept Sunday ct u"
Fare to Norfolk. e.. Baggage checked .hrq2usn'
SCI Engineer and Superintendent.
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,R0dAoGda.,
|naTNTZ Gr1gTKAL RAILROAD

AMA
T1PHTNTA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
1dMsIca or eCHBDuLH.-On and sfsss
.snHDnY. January 4. Tie following rains viii
SSS mn Oh this posd :: b morning yssssngsz
raond and Staunfpn, snd tTt,wsskiy West Of
stsnnton. going west, nOnDAY, M~EDaEsDAY,
PA FRibSY snd retaining the alternate days,
Th1s rain ieayes Richmond 81 20 4. n; arrives
e. & 20 p III. This train makes close concessions
Ssish the Orange and AlexandIs railroad for
IrnchbuIe and the Eouthwsst3 srd connects with
tt.sins 10 and from the Ecrth, bat With q delay 1t
vi s5snina passenger t.sfa paILY tsxe.p. Sun.
daysI. between kiehmotNC ano. 91iaonsyille,
Iesyss Riehmopd $50 p. n. I: lesyss 9oldonsvills
40 Al. H.; arrives IN Rich nono oos a.. q. er.
Ivss in GordonsviIfs so Pm
The night train on the orsns ana Aiexaudns
railroad 1s withdrawn. ~ u.pr,r
The morning train connects VI ga b
co.'s LINE OF STAGE C0A0AEA y Stsqnton
and Goshen, and with TR0TTKK 4 co.s LINE
a MiIlborof and Coviugton.
Passenger for Lexington go through 1. ON Rieh.
mond or Baltimore the sans day sa
THROUGH TICKETS sold 70 all pro- 7iinent
uoints North and Sonth, and TO Lexington, B MI.
sonburg, Winchester, White Sulphur, LsN B-
Weight ! trains DAILY tezes ut sgns.zy;
IA IL General Superintendent,
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WONt8s

WANTED, a good COOK, WASHEH,
w and IRONRR. Satisfactory.
lions req uired. Apply at Richmond College 70
10 90 5tH B. PURYEAR.
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Sh0pDiMQ.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The ~
new and elegant side wheel steam <1sEg
ship ALBEMARLR, BOURNE COM &Mfaa2SMf
mander, will leave her wharf atE5EE8&S
Rockets on SATURDAY, February lst, 1858, at
8 O'Clock. Freight received up to 8 O'Clock fkl-
DAY EVENING. Fare, $l2: Round tickets, $50.
and insssa ra gS easesesa at 10 lowest sis rates. AppIy To-
SAMUEL AYRRS & CO.,
ja 294t a,&s Eleventh and Main streets
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DOR RENT, SIX ELIGIBLE ROOMS
a over the store formerly occupied by ]. kH&
JAMES M. TAYLOR s SON,
Ia 24-5t " huctfonpers.
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For Rent

DOR RENT, THE TOBACCO FAC
h TORY. corner Franklin and Fifteenth A
streets. at present occupied by VIM: A. EEsS5AA
Hoppe. Possession given on the sth Fe6:S42
ruary next. Apply to the subscriber, In sldney,
OF "a .9 9aNasss DoAi MILES GEORGE.
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EOR SALE,
AA' LIBBY BUILDING. fESSa
"a IA Apply" PALMER, HARTsooK & co.
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TOR RENT, THAT VALUABLE
E STORE and DWELLING lately occupied kra
by John Romer-one of the best In the lower fs.TS
part Of the city-sl In good order. For LIE
apply to r. u b. w. TYLEa.
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EOR RENT, that desirable BRICK
Il DWELLING, on broad street, second ID
door from the corner OF Foushes street, for E:s.Sg
many years occupied by Captain samuellEsadl
Ruth The house contains seven rooms ; q good
kitchen, wood. house, &C. To a good tenant the
rent will be moderate. Possession can be had on
the lst Of February. For terms, apply at the cor
ner OF Third and Broad streets.
IA 29-3tk HENRY NEWMAN.
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Only two little boots by the fire 80 bright,
Only two little stockings to mend tonight;
The one Who owns them is snug in bed,
Where the moonbeams dance on his curly
head.
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EOR RENT, ONE OF THOSE NEW
Il STORES corner Twenty-Five and Main ksA
streets, with dwelling over same, containing eS3
four rooms suitable for any retail business: -14E.
Apply to LYME & BROTHER,
IA 21-2t Real Estate Agents.
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FOR RENT, THAT VERY DEsIRA-
IT BILE THREE-sTORY BRICK Dwell Ia
LING on the east side Of Twenty. fourth be- ETNl
tween Broad aud Marshall streets, contain .61A
pair. Apply TO LYME b BROTHER,
ia 27-3t Real Etate Agents, 1887 Main street.
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By Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
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DOR RENT, the HOUSE at the corner
of Eighth and Broad streets recently Ia
occupied by The Richmond, Frederick.burg tT;}a
The lower part is a good stand for a store, and
there are four rooms above, suitable for lodging.
rooms or Offices. Also. the BRICK
street, with q store, and four rooms above. Apply
to la 28-5t1 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son.
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The attendance of city aud country merehants Is
invited to this sale, as the gods are al iresh ana
desirable, and will be sold WITHOUT IasetVs ano ~
lots to suit purchasers. FAihn ionsers
IA q r ~
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TOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND
T. DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE cor I'D
ner Twenty. seventh and N streets, contain EIsnR
Ing nine rooms; kitchen, stable, and water. 1s.22k.
With large garden attached. The former residence
of the late Austin Gentry. Apply to
LYME & BROTHER,
la 27-3t Real Rtate Agents.
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By Paine 4 Co. Auctioneers.
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WANTED, CONFEDERA e
w STAMPS OF all denominations: Parties
having any to dispose of will please address n,
box 1900. Richmond post Off ce. j. 26-3t
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.CHERIFPs sALR-wiu be sold |,

The KEY and aOOp-wIILo Of thesTxBLEsvi iii
De sold az the sama time and place, OF u o'clock.
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WANTED, A GOOD SHOEMAKER,
w to 20 to the country. Apply to
@. q. CHALKLEY u CO.,
Hide and Leather Dealers,
l.. os Thtrfaenfh Straat.

WANTED, 600, 900 SLAVES AND
w HEADINGS for flour barrels, and $4,000
HOOP POLES. &. O.. GARY,
No. lis Eighth street, near packet Office,
at Gary & Crutchheld's woodward.
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WE WILL SELL At OUR STORE
w WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 18Th,
1858, commencing at 10 o,sloS hs 4. a M; az sss %o
ment Of FURNITURE, BEDDlad' stofh'' "o''
oonslsIbSfT CABINETS, wARDRoBEs,
CHAIRs, TABLES, LOUNGES,
DESKS. SAFES. CLOCKS,
ST0VES MATTRESSES, &c. rnps
viii be added, 4 small lot Of FARMING UTEs-
SILS, such as
CULTIVAT0RS,
The aboys.nsmed articles will be sold without
limit or reserve. ,ouuNnpo 9, IN
Ia 28-2tk OModuNDno ~.
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FRESH DRY GOODS,

comprising o great variety OF new ana cnois
goods now receiving.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-27
special Notices.
Avert Danger.

"ont of the nettls Danger Ne pluck the fossr SAFE
tys says sbassp..rs Ye.bs invalid. Go Jon wish to
pluck this 40 ssl II yonr system with
HosrEfTER's sTuMACH BIrrkne. Strength i.
your safsfy. weakness IL never safe. Acute dss.ss
.. short work the feeble Reinforce hslfdtfeat-
Cd na,nre with the finest vegetable nvis In ths
world Not merely an iIyiGo.an, however. bnta gen.
Il. laxative, more ptsnt blood DEF nrent thsn sry
pI rserb IN the and the best anti bilious
medicine sx tapt 10 because combines many I'M.
pc RANT medein. rroperti's t this remarkable veg
etabe spec produces such extraordinary sfeota. A.
preventve It orrsails disease BY snto~irg the hui
man physique wi resistant power; . curative
ns stains strength hile removing tho complaint
II. use remedy lad ges,ion il now % general IN
all parts Of TIE Ubited that it may be constert
y eussls the National specinc for Dyspepsia. ltsce
ebrity 10 NOT comb Cd tot Is country hoserer even
10 this ntnsnt. There Is MT port In the Wcs,ero
Hemisphere to which it i. not Consigned; not State
between Patag pia ~ tbs Arctic Sea In which Eoa-
tst,ers B,tte,s" Is net h ,uselold word.
In this Of fJgs han chi- and fever and other
aiarous disorders are rife msdcat.d attn uant
article Of necessity for al who travel by spc
water or are In any vey exposed TO the ucrohc in
faenoes abb DAD IN the atmosphere u oil s1cohoiic
tones the Bittsrs the pnrest most Ell scous-
fact stested by lssding ytical Chez ists and con-
Or med by OF the eminent medical practitiou-
efs in the United States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-27
Grant. Policy ana Practice.

The Army and Nary Journal has an arti-
Gle about General Grant, - President, from
which We make an extract. It says:
We may safely predict that the great word
OF the hour, the great feature to strike all
observers, 90 soon a. General Grant has
been month in power. will be the confidence
inspired IN people Of all parties and al po-
lltical creeds.
Grant, as . soldier, understands well the
bounds of coordinate and subordinate aus
thority. Congress will not be suffered TO en-
crosch upon his prerogative a. the Z xecutive,
nor will he attempt to encroAch upon Com
eress a. the legislative department of the
Observation-Disclosures simple enough, it
should seem 10 be. soldier 10 both used
10 command and obey--an admirabe train
ing. ssy what civilians will, for any admins
trative officer, from poundkseper up to Press
ident.
We shall make bold to predict that he will
realize, more than any man who has sat in
the Chief Magistrates chair since Andrew
jackson, the erecutire idea, which should b
the central idea connected with the Presi.
dency. The truth il, that of late We seem to
have gone into . wrong notion Of the Presie
johnson have 80 perverted the public mind
that when General Grant announced that, if
elected, he should have no political policy of
HIS own to follow out, even his supporters
| we're = little confused, and his enemies broke
out into storm Of rage. What? no policy
What does the man mean? Never was such
thing heard of.
| But General Grant was right. The conn
try has twice been nearly ruined by ito Pres
ident's devotion TO some pet political theory.
A man with theory 10 . dangerous fellow
hume fu Remase careto. Bnchsnan had
political doctrine that If the Union should be
smitten ~ Southern State on the cheek.
ita constitutional dsty va to turn and beg !
Northern State TO smite il on the other.
Rather than rive MP that theory. hs aw the
United States disunite under bic own eyes,
though he vas the guardian Of the Union.
General Grant has got tired Of the pirate
about .spolicy," and proposes to introduce
Us to little practice His pas. Is . susr.
an,se Of his future.