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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Thirty Years ExDerience In the
Treatment of Chronic and 9oxual
Disoasos.-A Physiological visw ss Aas'-
ags.- The cAsspsst Dsek Ever PsslisAs1. coz
tan.ng nearly 10 pages. aa1 ~ ons f1ates aso -
esevisgs efthe A1stooy q ~ Heoao Oseaae " =
0aaeof Health osd Disease. as6 1sOatlse @ eeslY
HFfuss. ne Dsplossble Csaseaoeeee upon 1ine 80
Body, viii he authogt plan of treat0eos-the enlv
rational and ouceeseful oe1s ~ care. = ehown ~
the report sasss treated. truthful adviser - tne
married and thoss contemplating marriage We -
tertan doubts ETHER pAySeal eoeditien. eeat NJ
ofpostaes 70 any adde's - secape 81 = ecess. y
stamps 81 postal eur9eoey. b ad9seooine "a. -
OROtX No. u Maiden Lane, Albany Ny. The
author NAV bs consulted opoe any Of u diseases
upon which his besk treats, eithss personally Q! ~
mail. sad medicines sent 70 any pat Of the Weeid
ESSAYSiFOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Abusse incident - Heuth aae
Early Manhood, With the humane view OF treat
neni and cure. csst py mail nee IT chayRr. Adj
1fess HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boy r: Philads'
phia. Pa. teepsSS e&wY0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
Sterling SilxerWara

Sterling Silver Ware
And One Klectro-plated Ware. The Gorham Man.
uiacturing Company, Of Providence, X. L.. having
the largest manufac DRY OF Solid silver Ware in the
world, with T. most improved machinery. and EN-
ploy ing the most ski led labor are enabled to Offer
an uneQualled variety Of new and beautiful designs
in Dinner Services, Tea Services, and every article
specially adapted for Holidas and Bridal Gifts.
I hev Offer a.sO their well known and unrivalled
Nickel Silver Eleetro-Plntcd Ware, ia which they
have introduced pa, terms ofsafe elegance. The
Solid Silver 10 to be Of sterling purity BY
United states Mint assay. The Electro Plate IL guar
anseed 10 be superior TO the hneet sheffield ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but these
goods may be obtained nom responsible dealers
everywhere.
Trade
ri Mark
''. .' (: :''' 0I0 80. . ~ :;
ocRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Balssrooa No. Maiden Lane. n. 7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
"lt Works like . Charm -

Have you Headache! Use Rsnnies Magic OIL
Have you Toothache, Use Renne's Magic Oil
Have you Neuralgia Use Renne's Magic Oil
Have you rheumatism. Use Rsnnc's Magic Oil
Have You Sore Throatf Use Renns's Magic Oil
Have you 6ciat'ca? Csc Reuns's Magic OIL
Have you bruieef Use Renne's Magic Oil
Have you Crampsf Use Renne's Magi, Oil
Have ron Cholera Aorbus! Use Renne's Magic OIL
Have you lAmeneess Use Renns's Magic OIL .
This 10 the best Family Remedy, to cure ALL
hinds Of Pain, you ever tried.
1t 10 clean. ssfe and delicious TO uss, and II you
use Il faithfully, II ~sll do you good
Directions on each bottle. Buy u Of the Drug
gist or Merchant where you trade. II they have
not got II hand they win send for IT, at your re-
qusst, and cell you the Genuine Renne's Pain Kill
1t retail.
VIM. Renne. Sole Proprietor and Manuiac.
turef. PrrsvIRID, Mass.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Harrison D Starke,
Steve nson d CArnahan, X. &. BAllord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
1aoW q 1Declins 10 Produced.

Pure blood makss a. we'll, bal blood makes %
sick vapors from poorly digested food II the oloco
are condensed upon the various organs and sslve 20
make them grow or repair theif waste. UtgsHss
materisls cannot BE- sound. lfthe bad eoaditioe o.
blood eeatnues but for few days or weeHs w tns
body will b sut Of eorts: and II s contneec. !ne
vhole Of the body win II time he renewed With I'M
perfect blood, end the health bad Il IN ae'
cline popularity called . consuupt.on.
Now Brsndfeth's Pills penetrate the whole me-.
Of blood eausine the eYpuieioa Of Impurities the
BODY feels relieved iroa . single 0see-WhAs tues
may be e1pseAsd nom tWentye Dy cootsnuing !ne!i
use the whole ofths blood In time becomes pcsines
Decline stopped, and . seW lseee osuse eecafeo.-
Principal once RRAnSsssR's Hssss. New Iefk-
eold Nv oil drrRgiete.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

leo BaEAKue.-The St. Louis ferry
company have tested an cs.brsaking ram,
which 10 dssigssd y keep the barber clear
Of ice. She worked admirably. blowing
through masses Of heavy ice with the ut
neat ease. breaking il into small pieces and
keeping Il Ia constant motion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Burlington received $4,000 for wharf.
age this ycar-an increase Of half on
last.
John Boyd. Of Pslls, has been appoint
cd Assistant Door. Keeper Il Washington.
Salary, $4,000.
The dwelling OF Father Brazil, Of Dss
hsinss, caught fire last Monday. bat was
fortunately rescued from destruction.
The Herald estimates that over . mil.
lion dollars worth OF building has been
done In Dubuque during the past year.
Alfred Ingsls. . resident Of Independ-
snes. Iowa, got into Jail at St. Charles. NO.,
on suspicion Of being bogus patent right
man. No wonder. - b. IVES negotiating
the notes, even a. genuine swindIsrs do.
The mill between the two Dubuque
prize fighters, Bernard and Teehsy. came
81 nssr Msnonenss station, on the Illinois
aide. last Saturday Tsohey was declared
the winner by fsal on the 43d round
after . figh. Of an hour and forty minutes.
The Herald says that another mill is being
made up At $500 side.
The Iowa River Railroad appears to be
making gradual approaches towards com
pletien. On the 9th instant the citizens OF
Msrshall,own voted q tax 10 aid Of this
road by . vote 1850 10 %. 10 the amount
Of $4,000. The citizens Of Albion had
previously voted aid to the amount 3l7,-
ooo The grading between Eldora and Al
bion . already half completed.
Tho Register learns that Chss. Whit
man, wife aud two children, on their way
from Des Moinss to Dallas county. get lost
in the snow last Friday night, and came
near being frsz.n to death. The drive. was
alss badly frozen. II was feared that sss
of The children would not survive.
The Rsgister says that Gov. Merrill ID
ia receipt Of letter from Peter Cooper,
President Of tho Citizens Association ei
New York, to whom the Governor recent
Communication upon the resources Of lows
vas addressed. He says This letter con.
taius il the most concise form oil the details
10 regard 10 Iswa which the Association
WAS desireus Of knowing" The letter ID
having an extensive circulation in The East
and will % much toward attracting immi
grafton 10 this State, which needs only 4
DO known 70 BE- appreciated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

AssAED, ths eelored Representative from
louisiana, is in Attendance at the Federal
Ospiiai awaiting his credentials 10 a seat
in the ltump House 10 which be vas eject.
81. Ba', il is said, he will not 10 permit
Ted to cit among the "loyar' vhite brethren.
The terrorism which secured the election in
that State will, ne doubt, Be prsss ntsd ., .
bar - his Gains. o, the bsau,iss Of Rsdi.
caliem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

OuR luxursrs cost round tribe, o. %.
Our "chsws" aud "smekss" come down
upsn Us for the handsome figure Of t103,
bl3.S1a, "a and cur I'd. inks" call fer the
pretty little bank asecuns Of tl.400, 900 ;
ia eli for "ehaws." "smokss sad "dsinks''
e2os.sss.s77.ss. . very large portion 81
shieh goes 10 pay The Interest 81 The No.
tional debt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Tas SuPrsos Court Of Wiscsssin has
decided that The property Of . surety upon
. county trsasursr's bend easnst b seized
open . wssssst 10 the nature Of oepias Cd
rsspssdssdsm. but only on execution o.
susd upon j0dg0sns obtained in the usual
way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
Photograph Albums, &c.
Il. w. MILLER,
PUBLISHER,
l1O2 q 1lOA Samson street,
RnlLADEl.RMlA.. -. ..... PA.
QuortO Raal1y WlbloO,
Pocket bibles.
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AlASge end varied assestneat eenstently - hanA
elegance q desisn md sapssissity 0fwofhM1n1Aip
A:S IS: 1T; & + e es e
~ ju.t pu6fishsd THE CHRlSTiAN 6ARa0iY
nav Music hook - the eas1s autAo. This 0ooe
u printed iron new type cast especially for the wes1
ieina with the aushos asd preferable - asy shinl
81 ~ Kind ever before used.
The attention Of the Trade = gartlc1lef5l cole
tied % the list Of QUARTO FAMILY BIBLES ~
POCKET BIBLES Of ny own nanalaetass
bound IN tAe most substahsisl manner, aod With ~
very best materials.
Il esyle and 1nsh they eannot b o1eollo0, md On
oleYad 70 The THa1l a& Cnah pficea. lnQleAA N4m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
sPeclAL NOTICES.
wna oil thsee aniictsd With Coush o. 0onsunptisa
resd The following, and learn the value OF
Aliens Lung Balsam !.


Amos wooliy. n D., Of Kosciusso county. Ind.
says: "R0f three years pest have used AuENo
Luxe BA'sAn eHtsssivsll In my practice. and ! ~
saueasd there 10 No better medicine Tor lung disea
is.se r. Dosas. II. D.. Of Iaea. Co., O., says:.
.AlLxx's Lsse BALsAn not only sesls rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction In sveFy esse within my
kposledse. Hayias couAiescs In Il, and knowing
thst po valuable medicinal properties free
y nee Il In my daily pr etice. and With unboundsd
success A. expectofant, II 10 meet certainly laf
ahead ofany preparation have ever yet known
Nathsnisf Hsrris. n D of Aiddlebury. W. saye
~ have no doubt Il will coon become sclaesic4fem
agent for the cure Of oil dseasso OF the ThFcat
Bronchial Tubes ard the Lungs."
DR.. Lloyd. Of Ohio. surgeon n the 10y a1nuS
the war. IRON exposure Contracted coesumpuon.
He says. IL have no heeiascy In soyng that II ves
y Ne Ne q year Log ssisaa that - new alive
81. fseelss, q llsssusi. seys: ~ sseeanesd
ynur 6aisan n prsssanes 70 any eAsr Medicine fes
coughs, and h Givoo eat1sfocti0n."
AilN'e Luue 0AiAAn 70 the none4l " eafo ~
Lang and Threat di@cslties ltSAoald Be tAoroeSn.
u tested before usiDg any other balsam II VII esrS
when eli others fall. Directions aceompany eeen
j. n. HARRIS . CO.. Sole Propr,stors. Cinein
natl Ohio For sale By all DruGgists ocs1-d4w o@
No Excuse.
RFor C3rav Rair. dandru1, or badness They ear
ali Be prevented or cured by using Woods Improved
Hair restorative. We mean what We say aod ear
prove. Sold BY Druggists apa BARRIERS.
Price 81 per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

GENERAL GRANT il determined not to be
headed OF BY the hungry Office hunters.
lie reached the headquarters At Washington
tho e.hcr day. aud was Immediately sur
rounded By the Radical esrmsrants, who
piled him % increasingly with their con-
grstulatisns and petitions. that, taking the
alarm. the frightened man resolved to GET
rid Of them ~ speedily a. possible, and ae-
cordinely made arrar gements 20 leave for
Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Gwill cure Scrsfula. Or Fever Sores, Salt Rhe q u
Tetter. Pimplss. swsed Breast. Sore Nipples Chill
blains Piles, Cuts Burns. Drsisss. ecalds. and Tor
all external applications It has NO parallel having
perfectly cured these eomplaints when an otaef
remedies had failed.
Wshsvea large number Of eirti6cates non vel
known and reliable people. whs certify that Pages
Clinax Salvs has perfectly cared eld Ulcers. csses
ofTittsr, Piles and ecroiula Sores. amer they had
been treated By and given 1p ineursbls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08

THE THEATRE.-Mr. Ford merits the
thanks of our people for his efforts to re-
store the legitimate drama for the aniuse-
ment Of Richmond. BY bringing us two
stars and first-rate stock company, and
by the presentation of only unobjectionable
plays, he has completely changed the cha
racter OF the audiences at our once popular
place Of amusement, go long deserted by
our fasbionables.
Rosedale was again presented last night,
and before fine audience. We are happy
to have an opportunity to give the perform
ance more extended notice. Miss De Bar
seemed rather tame in the first act, but
afterwards rose in favor with the audience,
and in the fourth and fifth acts received the
most rapturous applause. Mr.. Barron fully
came up to the highly-raised expectations
Of the audience. Herivals Lester Wallack
himself in Elliott Gray. Bishop is ire
sistibly funny in every part he undertakes,
and he never had character to suit him
better than the Squire. Mrs. Germon is
decidedly the best old woman that has
played in Richmond for years. Miss Stan
ley is perfectly at home as Lady Florence,
and divided honors with Miss De Bar. Of
Gallagher and Meeker, we can only say
that they did well. The performance as a
whole was good, and everybody seemed
pleased.
Tonight, Hamlet will be presented, the
caste including Barron, De Bar, and the
whole stock company. Barrons Hamlet is
said to be much like Edwin Booths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

aRUBBs & WILLIAMS win lease, at half-pas,
4o,clock p. NJ. for number of years, n lot or
The south side of Broad between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock al
No. 112 west Leigh street n very valuable as
/ sortlnent Of furniture, crockery, glassware
stoves, &c. .s.,-
z. A. j. CLOPTON viii sell at half-past O'Clock
P. NJ. brick dwelling and some vacant lots on
Twenty-seyenth street. Union Hill. Also, a
framed cottage residence on n between Twen-
ty-ninth and Thirtieth streets.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell on the premises,
at halfpast O'Clock P. NJ. a brick dwelling
on the northeast corner Of Clay and Hancock
streets. as.u =
RICHARDSON & NFWBURN will sell at 10 NJ.
the farm of Mr.. John G.. Hunte-, in Louisa
comfy, near Trevilian's depot, containing
53li acres.
WELLINGTON sODDIN win sell for Andrew
Rutherglen. assignee. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, valri-
able machinery for the manufacture OF paper,
in the mill In Manchester at the south end OF
Mayo's bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08
From General George B. Mcclellan.
NEW YORK October g. 1863


Douglas Taylor, Esq, Chairman, &c.:
My Dear Sir,-I have the pleasure to &C
knowledge the receipt Of your invitation to
preside over the Democratic meeting of
Monday next.
have long since determined to abstain
from further participation in political life,
and therefore find myself compelled to de-
cline the honor you protfer me. | should,
however, be glad to attend the meeting as
private citizen did not engagements of a
domestic nature, rendered imperative by
my long absence from the country, detain
me from the city upon the day in question.
I gladly avail myself of this opportunity
to express my continued hearty sympathy
with the Democratic cause, and my ardent
wishes for the success Of those constitu-
tional principles for which the recent war
was undertaken by the North. Separated
as l thus am from the distinguished soldier
who has been chosen as the leader of our
opponents, know that you will agree with
me in the highest respect for the services
he has rendered our country; but it is my
conviction that the measures of the party
which has placed him in nomination are
but combinations of strife, and can never
restore peace or constitutional supremacy
and thus complete the work which he and
other brave soldiers SO ably commenced.
The war was only the first epoch in the his
tory of the struggle in which we have been
so long engaged.
The work of the soldier is, trust, for
ever ended; and it remains for the people
to fulfil the great objects for which they, Or
their sons and brothers, were called to the
field.
A restored union Of States and hearts !;
an invigorated Constitution, to be firmly
and faithfully supported; the. maintenance
of the national credit inviolate; reestab-
lishment of national and State rights in all
their integrity-and thus true harmony and
a lasting peace-these are the objects for
which every citizen should now strive; and
believing these to rest in the success of the
Democratic cause, by the election Of the
eminent statesman selected to represent the
party, it is my intention to sustain that
cause as private citizen.
With the request that you will convey to
the gentlemen of the committee, and my
other friends for whom you act, my sincere
thanks for the compliment they have paid
me, l am most truly yours,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08

ODps AND ENDs.-The work of paving
Broad street in front of the Third Presby-
terrain church has at last been commenced.
The enclosure of the new lumber-yard
corner of Main and Twentieth streets is a
great improvement to that part OF the city.
Fruit trees in different parts OF the city
are blossoming.
The Grand Division of Virginia Sons of
Temperance meets in Petersburg on We'd
nesday the 2Sth instant.
General Imboden is building two fine pri-
vate residences on the corner Of Tenth and
Capitol streets.
The yard of Mr.. ". N. McVeigh, on
Main street, was invaded on Tuesday after
noon and the clothes line stripped by
thieves.
Complaints are made to General Stone
man Of the idle negroes and worthless
whites roaming about Henrico county. The
negroes say the special order ON this sub
ject, issued some time ago, has done run
out"
Persons from Nottoway report beavers
plentiful in that county.
The Secretary Of the Commonwealth Is
visiting in Fredericksburg.
Broomall, of Pennsylvania, is flooding
Richmond with Radical campaign docu-
ments.
The rush for opera tickets yesterday was
unprecedented. 1t is thought that specu-
lators are at work.
No wife-beaters before the Mayor yester-
day.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals sits on
Tuesday next. .
1t is expected that the Roche case will
be called in Judge Burnham's court to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08

her endorser while she keeps that bond.
Will they join, and will their chief lead,
the politicians in this negro assault on the
peace of the South and the honor of the
North 7 Take away these carpet-baggers,
and send us the laborers, farmers, machi-
nists, and capitalists Of the North, by
taking away this miserable reconstruction
policy which sends us the first and keeps
away the last. We have peaceful, fertile,
cheap homes for thirty million Of northern
people who will come to help us build up
the country whose sky is the brightest and
whose fruits are the sweetest on the earth.
But we have no place for white carpet
Dagger who comes to take control Of the
negro and breed hate and strife to get Of
fee. - - s@+
Among your hundreds of thous snds of
readers are bankers, brokers, millionaires,
merchants, skilful accountants, and learned
gentlemen. Can you induce them to con-
slider and solve the following problems2
How effectually can the Union under the
Constitution be restored by measures out
side of the Constitution?
How long will it take to pay the public
debt by expending hundreds of millions to
destroy the industry of the country, and
in maintaining by the bayonct policy
outside of the Constitution, which tie
bayonet, negroes, and false courts, alone
established9
How long will it take to improve the tenn
per of the southern people by continuing
that policy which alone has disturbed that
temper since the surrender, and which
every day keeps their persons, their pro-
perty, and their families, in danger of pill
lage, rape, and burning
OF what value is it to the North to force
upon the South governments which will
enable deluded negroes to select for South
Carolina and Georgia governors and
representatives from Vermont and Massa-
chusetts sn
You say General Grant will be elected.
Possibly 30. cannot fix limit to fauatical
infatuation. If he shall be elected, and
shall administer the Constitution according
to his oath, he will have no more cordial
supporters than the southern people. If he
shall administer the Chicago platform, as
he stands pledged, contrary to his oath, be
may find submissive subjects but no honest
supporters at the South, and no free con-
stituency in America.
The South asks nothing but what the
North promised-equality under the same
Constitution. Georgia asks no power to
make constitution for her internal affairs,
or to change that Constitution, which is not
conceded to and exercised by Illinois. Will
President chosen from Illinois concede
that claim according to the Constitution, or
will he deny it according to the Chicago
platform?
With pledge to carry out the platform,
without even an allusion to the Constitution
either in the platform or the pledge, will
the people Of America risk the rights and
the freedom of every man merely TO confer
an empty honor on one man, however great
b III. HILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08
FALL TRADE 1868
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RETkTTERS

hhI
with CUNFECTfONERIEs &c. My stock Is
ss 9 aRS Yoss and IN
IS boxes NEW-CROP LEMONS nE$
i5 boxes NEWrCR9P OEANGES S.,e ,o.o,
axss A1Ns6 ana aafS FhAS aHa ha Boxes
50 barrels ASSORTED ALMONDS,
Is bags PALM NUTS,
10 barrels TEXAS PECANS,
100 dozen canned OYSTERS and LOBSTERS,
5oS dozen TOMATOES, PEACHES, GREEN
C0eN, GREEN PEAS, LIMA BEANS,
iss IS SSseSC SSss SCARTHaGENiA. 1isTHi Cocoa NUTs,
10 boxes SHELLED ALMONDS,
IS boxes GENOA and LEGRORN CITRON,
10 barrels ZANTE CURRANTS,
10 boxes SULTANA RaISINS,
IS dozen TOMATO CATSUP,
5000 pounds PRUSES, III barrels, boxes and
10 cases CANTON PRESERVED GINGER,
30 dozen LEE & PERRINs'S WORCESTER
50 dozen aA9ccHhio ccHhiow:oHow, &C.;
2s dozen BRANDY PEACHES,
?Odozen OLIVES OLIVE OIL, CAPERs,
100 assSkrER T. eIeARs Al ss1,s1es w4
and other essential oils for confectioners' use.
manufacture daily my inimitable and only ORR
ginal DOUBLE-REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
WARRANTED UNEQUkLLED, and SELL
THEM AS Low AS THE COMMON ARTICLE.
sell city-made CRACKERS and CAKES, made
FRESH DAILY, at the bakers prices.
MAKE WHOLESALE A SPECIALITY, and
offer every article in my line at BALTIMORE
PRICES. Look around, then give me call, ant
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
Sc asew 14l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08

7 O0K.
10 boxes LEMONS.
10 bags COCGANUTS.
20 barrels assorted NUTS
50 boxes RAlSiNS, assorted sizes
LOCO boxes SARDIEES,
500 boxes FRENCH CANDY,
10 cases ass or:ed PICKLES.
10 dozen assorted PEACHES
10 dozen CANNED OYSTERS
10 dozen assorted SAUCES,
dozen assorted .CATSUPS,
10 coo PIPES AND STEMS,
CITR0N. CURRhSTS,
PRIMES, CRACKERS, &c, &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, IT, is 10 your inte-
rest to buy your C0NFECTIoNAE1ES where you
can always get them FRESH. / manufacture
daily suuerior CANDY, CAKES. and cRACh-
ERc, and pledge myself to sell cheaper than the
cheapest.
Give me call
w. w. TRIBBETT,
sel6 1ll5 Main street, next 10 Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08
ToRACrO ST1TEMENT.-


Inspections during the gear ending Sep
tem,ber 80, 1s6s.-Richmond, 29,697 hogs
heads; Petersburg, l0,39l; Farmville,
800; Lynchburg, 1868. Total, Al, ,l47
hogsheads.
Stock on Hand.-Richmond, 3,025 hogs-
heads inspected, 644 hogsheads unin-
spected; Petersburg, SIG inspected, 23S un-
inspected Farmville, 80 inspected, s un-
inspected Lynchburg, 229 inspected, 1913
uninspected. Total, 4,l09 hogsheads in
spected, 1888 hogsheads uninspected.
Shipment of Hogsheads Of Tobacco from
Richmond for the year ending September 80,
1S6s.-To France, 2,239 hogsheads Italy,
2,2S4; Austria, 1,O5l England, 1922 ;
Nova Scotia, 49; coastwise, 1857; coast
wise, 2,43S hogsheads stems. Total, 23,4O2
hogsheads leaf and 2,430 hogsheads stems.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

DRowNED.-A little boy named James
B. Franklin, son of Mr.. Benjamin Frank
lin, of Belle Isle, was drowned on Tuesday
afternoon. He was playing about the mill
on the island, and falling into the race, was
drowned before his companions knew that
he was in the water. His parents will
thank any one recovering the body to inform
them at once. X