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wurbe BON Der Balm td6if Gfntralia ubere
f1hren llnp bliet lnnleih tppt.
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gen Sro'elantsn berrldt srpbe &ufresuns
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-13

rode. bab bic Trennurg Ron Stride II. Stant
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Spestalsepeffen 30 G9tna, pencn sufrlse
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fen.
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fam beltte in Der GfYpe on.
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psrfpanpet einsefansen ipo,pen. Sotn Mcpre,
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ben 9rsien. .al4 .ars
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@d6m.-Gpnipls 94& Ills 9415 fur 8adrs
getS 943a in 8ehnune. - Ser. ct. 5.2Ger
70 bis 1913. = 91umpple It'll, 9erfdufe
5000 9dltent llpians8 1116-l114, Orleans
liz - 11t.- Mebf 80 sd. : gBaiSen,
caltfprntlGlr @etber 10 3D.; 2 g.; rptber
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StetnGl 535rdirS fur SIR. IL +. Tr.
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SelegrapBiiGe 9epeiden.
(Ser!attt fur ttn aDeatfhsn gprrelsbatsntsa. y
~ Nfeip .QIrrfer WiorFtbcritbt.
DaS @pfnanin.

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npttrtltg betrua beute 14l16.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30
Edmunds VS.. Grant.

: Senator EDMUNDs's bill provides that no
person holding military shall also hold q
civil office. General GRANT is said to have
declared that he will break up the whiskey
ring, the railroad ring, and the stealing
rings generally, if in order to that end ne
shall have to fill all the Offices with mill
tary and naval appointees. GRANT and
FDMUNDs, therefore, seem not to have ar
rived at perfect understanding. But
GRANT will have his way, or he will break
with the Radicals. He cannot afford to be
a mere nominal President, such as Mr..
JOHNSON has been. He must assert his
self Importance; not mere personal
quality; but his prominence az the grand
central figure of the war whose alto relieuo
must not be chiselled down by sacrilegious
hands. We do not believe that he can so
far disregard radical preiudices as to put
General MCCLELLAN in his Cabinet, as the
New York Herald and some other sensa-
tional journals declare he will, but he has
the power to compel Congress to do his bid
ding. We shall not complain if he shall
treat the rump Congress as CROMWELL did
the rump Parliament, nor if he shall ad-
minister dose of " Pride's purge"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

A Consolidated Popular Despotism."
Our correspondent "SENIoR thus cha
racterizes the present form of our national
government-not what it is to be. We
commend the description to the New York
Tribune, which inquiries whether the
Dispatch can see in proposition to
amend the Constitution so as to restrain
the States from DISTINGUISHING any adult
male citizen "any increase Of Federal
:" powers, or 8 'headlong course Of the re-
"pubiic towards despotism.' We hold with
our correspondent, and as we said three
years ago, that there is no longer republic
in this country except in name; that all
the States have lost all their rights, though
only the southern Ststes have SO far been
taken in hand by the national government !;
that 0hioor New York is as truly atthe mercy
of the national despotism as is Virginia or
Texas that our people will probably be
called upon to aid in the subjugation Of
whatever northern State or States shall
hereafter attempt to assert any will or
power Of its Or their own; that we know
our condition and the northern people do
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not know theirs, these being under the I'M
preston that they live in arepublic, seeing
that they are allowed to say and do what
ever they please, just as LOUIS NAPoLEos,s
subjects are, SO long as they agree In de-
clariig that the Government they live nm
der is the best and freest government in the
world. The downward plunge OF the re-
public into despotism was taken the Gay
Mr.. LINCOLN called for troops tosnbjugate
South Carolina. (" Who enters here leaves
liberty "behind." There ca!be no such
thing in this country at present. We may
have the name, and what many consider
the substance Of libcrty-just what + the
Cars subjects have-permission 70 ea''
drink, sleep, work, idle away our ume'
talk politics among ourselves, ana 60
through the forms " of civil liberty. BUT
the rejecting man knows that there
is sword suspended over our heads
and that we enjoy these things oy
mere sufferance. The national govern
ment can any day deprive us OF lhe'
liberty, and the privilege Of pursuing hap
piness in our own way. 1t can just as
easily overturn the laws and institutions OF
q northern as of southern State. 1t ID
the sole Judge. There is no public opinion
to resist it. There is no love of liberty
amongst the people. They rejoiced to see
the southern States degraded, and there Is
No good reason for supposing that they
would not rejoice to see the northern States
also degraded. We write thus only be-
cause General GRANT does not choose to stop
our pen, not because We have any "in-
alienable right" to do so; and Mr.. GREE
LEY is not one whit better off. de
imagines that he is in free country. We
know that we are not. We trust that the
venerable philanthropist and philosopher
will live long enough either to find out his
delusion or to see the supremacy Of the
Constitution restored. "
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Special NOTICES.
.wrHE LARsEs STORE,
THE GREAT BARGAINS.
rus r,xReEsr STOCK OF DRY GOODS

N sg3E[ ~ ~
p,.,,.sers NJ Dry Goods are becoming more
AID ore satisfied that the place to buy shear IN
aoons asLEvYt BRoTHERs'. The rnnehse
ouanttv OF goods this establishments are no" 0s'l'
,,,,,so them 20 offer them at lower r'stes shan
ever They offer to-day
1,hs hest MOURNING PRINTS At l9sc''
FANCY PRINTS at 81, 10. and laic-;
Handsome styles OF DELAINEs AZ Se' WORM
Real SCOTCH PLAIDs, all wool, at @qe. per yard
worth 75c.; '.a%a
ALPACAS at 30, DO, and soc.; "s'#..
Real FRENCH MERNO ut 75c., &c., and D.
lust Sec. per yard below regular prices;
RAREaE for wells at Ioc. per yard worth soc., Al
soc. worth &c.;
BLACK LACE Wells at 25' worth 7Sc.;
HEMsTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHl Ell
at Is, 30, and s7sc., great bargains ;,far"- ~
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCH1EFS at ~ 90
and75c.; ~.a tr a"
DIMITY BANDS at loo. each, worth 'sc.; a-
EMBROIDERED OAMBRIC BANDS at as, So
and 7sc., the best bargain ever offered;
BRIDAL QUILTS large enough ZOE 'no i"~ ss''
bed at sLss worth SO: $780, r-r ~
PURE LINEN sHIRT BOsoMs at 25c. I;
REAL FRENoH-WoVE SHIRT BosoMs al
soc. worth 76c. Ia.,i s N -'n.s.
Tucked LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at As 50,
and eoc.-very cheap; +
SETS OF COLLARS and CUFFS at rs, 50, and
75c.-less than half price;
FRENCH-wovE wHALEBoNE CoRsETs al
soc. worth $L25; ur.a. ...a....r,t a..,
! woRsTED HOODS, for children, at soc., would
| be cheap at soc.; .sa
LADIES, woRsTED HOODS at Soc. wotthSl
WoRsTED CLoAKs, for children. at 75c. and o.
lust one-half the regular price;
LINEN TABLE CLOTH, full two yards long, a
g. IS worth 81; -t s,. ..
LINEN NAPKINS (fringed) at sl.lo per dozei
worth $l.7s; .T
CANTON FLANNEL at 49,, 90 and ssc..-supe
| rior goods for the money;
worth s5c.: ..........
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at 4Sc. pei
yard would be cheap at soc.; .,rr-
| Elegant DOUBLE SATIN DAMAsK TABLE
CLOTHS, extra lengths, at low prices:
| SATINETS at soc. worth 75c.;
CAssIMEREs at 81, sl.as, and sl.as-all very
cheap goods;
BEAVER and BRoADCLoTHs at great bar.
CHILDREN's WoRsTED HosE-three pair for
2sc.;
Elegant SASH and BONNET RIBBONS at low
prices; '.
| TIDES at 7sc. worth sl.so;
REAL RUSSIA DIAPER at $3.50 piece worth
81; .-
BIRD's-EYE DIAPER at CSC. per yard worth
| LARGE SIZE HUCKABACK TOWELS at "a per
dozen worth $3.50;
BED BLANKETS from $3.50 per pair to SIS;
MARSEILLES QUILTS at very low prices;
! CLoAKs, FURs, AID sHAWLs, at breakdown
prices;
JET JEWELRY mt 7sc. per set worth 80;
SILK AND WOOL SCARFS at Csc. worth TIC. 1;
CARPETS at Soc. yer yard worth 75c., at IS worth
IS, at IS worth 81, al 81 worth Sl.25;
IRISH LINEN at soc. per yard worth coo.
Many other articles too numerous to mention, all
Of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
only. LEVY BROTHERS,
dc 30 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE cov

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COW.
~ r PANT 20 GE sG TIE Isr UNITED STATES or
ED BY SPECIAL ACT OF C0NGREAsss ~
pknwEn JULY rs lss:--CAsH CAPITAL
SoSc'gT9 Rstr T IN yEqLbs1JBRANCH OF:
PHILADELPHIA, where the general bushes y
the Company Is transacted, and to which Ell go
raj correspondence should be addressed. 80 5sae'
CLARENCE Il. cI If President.
JAY COnkE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY =. COOKE, vice-Presiden..
EMEhSoN W. FEET. secretary and Actuary.
by reason OF Its large capital low rates NJ n.s
MUM. and new tables, the most desirable means =,
ingnring life yet presented to the public -
me Ia,ss OF premium, being largely reduced. are
made rs favorable TO the insurers as those OF The
best mutual companies, and avoid all the commit
cations and uncertainties Of notes, dividends .st
the misunderstanding which The latter are 50 A..
to cause the policy-holder. ~
Several new and attractive tables are now -.
sented. which need only to be understood 70 proT,
acceptable 70 the publice, such as the income.
PR0nUCINa POLICY and RETURN PRE-.
not only secures life insurance payable i, destS
but will receive, II living, after period Of sSs
years, an anTat income equal 70 ten per cent 10
The Company agrees 10 return 10 he assurs a
total amount Of money he has paid in In ddi,;
to the amount Of hts policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating insurp,
their lives, or increasing the amount OF insurancs
they already have, is called to The special adysS
tages offered by the National Life insurance Com.
pany.
Circulars pamphlets, and full particulars, rvs,
on application to the branch office OF the Com.
pany. or TO
JAY COOKE & CO., Washington. D. c..
General Agents for District OF Columbia, Vlrgi,,,
and West Virginia.
s. b. SMITH, Cashier First National Bank
Richmond, the Agent for Henrco, Campbell And
Dinwiddie counties. de s-,m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

PETTY MEANSEss.-The Radicals are
guilty of SO many little tricks that no one
is surprised when they commit the most
despicable offences against good taste and
propriety. No one, therefore, will be as
tonished to learn that a number of ante-war
claims allowed by Hon. JOHN B. FLOYD as
Secretary of War under Mr.. BUCHANAN
have been rejected by the Court of Claims
at Washington. OF. course this rejection
was based upon Radical hostility to dis
tinguished southerner. These living asses
kick the dead lion with IMMUNITY, and no
doubt consider themselves remarkably
courageous, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

BEAST BUTLER has had an "interview !"
with newspaper correspondent, and has
thus been enabled to.air his notions on the
subjects of finance and the tenure-of-
Office law. He holds that the resumption
of specie payments is an impossibility at
present. He is right. The South must be
rendered prosperous before that can safely
be done-the South, which has always fur
nished the gold and silver that kept the
head of this nation above water in fnan-
cial sense. Cotton is still king. Cotton
can draw from abroad the coin needed here
to enable us to resume specie payments.
Let the northern business men look to it.
As to the tenure-of-ofice law, BUTLER says
he intends to press his bill for it's repeal
through the House as soon as possible, and
thus throw upon the Senate the RESPONSE
bility of it's continuance if it should be con-
tinued in force. BUTLER intends to make
his mark in Congress. He has no idea OF
being kept in the background.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30
MARRIED,

In Petersburg, on the cath instant by Rev c. j.
Gibson. Mr. FEED. K. PALMATERY to Miss NJ.
e. SUTEk. f#s
On the 23d instant, at Broad-street Methodist
church, by Rev. John e. Edwards, d. d., MIR.
JAMES q. ROY to Miss BETTE B., daughter
Of Mr.. Samuel Ellis all Of this city.
On the cath instant, by the Rev. MIR. Mundy, at
Corrinth HUI, Fluvanna county, Va, JOHN N.
HOPKINS, OF Henr1co county, to Miss MARY, j..
SHEPHERD, OF Fiuvanna. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

No PRosCRIPTION.-The New York 1ri-
bune announces as if anthoritatively that
General GRANT has emphatically declared
his opposition, in so many words, to the old
JACKSON doctrine that to the yictors belong
the spoils. In other words, he is opposed
to turning men out of office merely for
opinions sake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30
DIED,

Suddenly, at the residence OF her nephew, j. n.
AGREE Mrs. SARAH HOWARD, wife of the late
her age. 4sg-.t 8.a. .ss'# - s.,a.
Her funeral Will take place TOMORROW AZ
TERNOON, 3lst, at O'Clock Her friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend
Blessed are the dead who die In the Lord.
In the city OF Richmond on the Goth of Decem
Der, 1858, ten minutes to 5o'clcck A. NJ, MOSBY
CLARKE, an old Revolutionary soldier, aged one
Mr.. Clarke was respected by all who knew him.
He was faithful honest, and upright In all his
that good old truthful soldier. ri FRIsND.
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy.
Suddenly, on the morning Of the asth SARAH
LOUISA, only daughter Of Henry and Louisa n.
Her funeral viii take place at O'Clock +. NJ.
TO-DAY from her father's house, No. 2sG2 Grace
street. The fiiends Of the family are invited to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

n@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In tie world; the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable In
Simultaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects Of bad dyes; nvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom Sold by all druggists and perfnmers,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. .1a Bond street. New York. sc 1s-eodtSthfe
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Personal.

TAUTION.-I hereby notify all persons
" that my wife, MARY ANN MILLS, has left
my bed and board without just cause or proyoca-
ton. forewarn all persons from harboring her
de ao-ll* JAMES MILLS, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

No, one OF these men says that Congress
would refuse to listen to such proposal as
that alluded to in their notes. We should
have expected q curt answer from WADE a.
,east, declaring that such q proposal would
meet with no favor. At the worst, 1t can 40
nssharm to, endesvor to secure for Virginia
a constitution which shall not disfranchise
nor disqualify her best citizens, nor oonnne
3ber officers to the meanest Of men. Us
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ew York papers please copy.

NC" IU1A PaPc1S PlcaSc VUpys = ="
In Baltimore, December Is, 1855, SUSAN COR
DON FORB IS eldest daughter Of Gordon Forbes,
Esq, late Of Westmoreland county, We.
Tuesday morning. December 2sth at the resi-.
dence OF her husband In Hanover county, Mrs.
MARGARET BARNES the wife OF MIR. Joseph
Bavnes In the seyenty-third year of her age.
Her funeral viii take place THIS t Wednesday
EVENING at 8 O'Clock from -Clay-street Metho.
dist church. The friends and acquaintance Of The
family are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

pg HO FOR GILL THE BAKER.
Economy and APPETITE
Commend to us the man Of skill,
Who seeks TO do his business right
The we'll known baker T, e. GILL.
GILL,s bread, GILL's bread, GILL's bread and
cakes,
Their fame In every home is known;
For none In Richmond better makes,
AS all good judges freely own.
His bread 1t is both light and white, .
70. His cakes the daintiest wish fulfill
His prices low, all men invite
To the bakery OF T. z. GILL. [de Att
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Mr WAsHBURNE says (:

- :, have no knowledge OF the proposition
,,os sneak of, and 1t would be Impossible ior
yos 20 sp INV what action Congress will take upon
The subject; and am not now prspa;I,e .s 70
expr. rs any opinion as TO the prac'icaoii'S "
,ths scbeme. Yours very truly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

SCHOOL CIRCULARS printed at short
~ notice. in the best style Of the art 1t the DIP.
PATCH PRINTINarHOUHE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

speciaI attention should be directed TO his enor-
nous stock OF
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTT0NS;
9 CALICOES ;KNITTED W0RSTED GOODS
OF every imaginable description; at truly won
derful low prices; .
DRESS GOODS, of which an ample assortment OF
all the latest-style goods OF French English,
and home manufacture, considerably below
BROcHs sHAWLs, sCARFs, CLoAKs, and
CLOAKINGSl which you cannot help buying
l. nice lot of FRENCH JEWELRY, In Jet, are
gid, ETC., etc. so pretty for Christmas gifts,
An Immense assortment Of LINEN GOODS for
the chamber, dining-room, nursery kitchen,
underwear, pocket use, and various other pur-
poges, ETC., ETC., etc.
Wherefore would be decidedly great mistake
not tn call nj JULIUS MEYERS
de 70 t3T Broad street, near sixth,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

AIRS. DUVAL has several DESIRABLE
lYl ROOMS for BOARDEEs. and is prepare d
to take TRANSIENT and TABLE B0ARDERS,
corner OF Seventh and Main streets. de 2s-lw<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
h, We are prepared TO furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, In any
Quantity. We will also build all kinds OF GRAN
fTE WORK at short notice. Special attention
given TO rough or dressed WALL W DIRK. GENIE
TEEY WORK, &c, and Gil material Iurni5neo.
Ortce corner or Canal and seventh streeEs.
GEORGE BLUMESTHAL,
SUPERINTENDENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

wohId with pleasure give you my views " on never srr
aaafsseuiariy examined the position Of meters
IN Virginia. and thereforc am not Snrrn
advised the subject TO ena % e When the
- ,a, oy, ss In the Senate expect 70 ex
anime " iutyf go. D. DRAKE"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30
Senator DRAKE SAYS

WARRINGTON, December "a. 1888
Dear Sir,-Yours Of the 2lst is ~ hand ,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26
HEAVY.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO sTATBhKNr.
Btock hand Sept l. lSts-hhds
Received since sept 235
Ock on hand and on shlpbOard-hhds ...sIss
Receipts since Friday last were IS hhds. Sales
"a hhds., Of which was sold at TO-; at l0]c.;
Of le3c.; IL at l24c.; 2 at I4c.; at l64c.; 2 at
l73., and upon private terms. Exports none.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-0peration in the Suga
market during the week just closed were OF a very
moderate character and have not disclosed any
other than a light jobbing and retail business.
The stock which Is very moderate for the open
ing Of our business season has not been increased
10 any extent by recent arrivals, but Is gradually
becoming reduced and holders continue drm with
their rates which. are nominally unchanged, as
compared with those of the previous week; and
we continue to quote Cuba box sugar, grocery
grades, l24@l33c.i Cuba hid sugar grocery grades
1l2@l3ac.; Porto Rico l40l4tc.; Louisiana very
scarce) prime to choice H3@l6Ac. u n. Receipts
for the week l55 hhds. and 2l65 boxes Cuba
sugar. Sales embrace l3 hhds. Louisiana fully fair
at l3aGl4lc.; 20 hhds. Porto Rico at lac.
and so hhds. and 400 boxes Cuba
very little Improvement TO note in the market for
molasses. A cargo of 220 hhds. choice Cuba was
sold yesterday upon terms which have been with
held. In the absence Of any sales indicating rul'
ing rates we quote nominally Cuba molasses, raw,
40G5oc. and reboiled do. 5O@s0c. y gal, accord
ing to quality. Receipts of molasses for the week
were 40 hhds., ~ ties. and 40 bbls.
FLoUR-The week under review opened with
very fair stock of all grades excepting snperhneS
but by regular arrivals since up TO Wednesday
last the offering stock and general assortment has
been considerably increased, while the demand
throughout the week has continued 10 De OF only
a moderate character and confined principally 70
local requirements. The scarcity Of vessels for
gulf ports and high rates for freights deferred
buyers and shippers from operating 70 the extent
Observable the week previous. Rates have IN
dergone very little change In comparison with
those governing the market OF the close Of last
week. and we quote Supernne s7G7 12a single
extra 81 60Q7 62t; double extra ss@s IS; low
ire 80 logs 70 medium 70 ceo.cs tg DE
ceipts during the week foot up 3,2lS bels. Sales
12,675 bbls., and exports IA $50, divided AZ fol-
lows, viz; $50 10 Florida; l600 20 Texas $50 70
Belize and IL .29i 10 Havana.
week with decline up 10 the ciosiag day OF 10
7Ac. n bushel IN rates - compared With hoso