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D;sease and Death on sbipboard.

PHILADELPHIA, October pa disease re-
sembling cholera has just broken ont on board
the receiving ship Potomac. There were ten
deaths among the crew and recruits. The
balance on board were removed. The Poto-
mac is now being used Us hospital snip
Twenty sick aboard.
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FINE CATTLE.-One hundred head of splen-
did fat cattle reached this city yesterday en-
route to the Philadelphia market. Fat sir
loins and juicy briskets are the order of the
day in that city now. Radical rule being
broken, people breathe more freely, and eat
with better appetitcs. These cattle were
shipped by 1Iessrs. Morgenthall & Crockett,
of Wythe county, and are the finest lot of the
season-many weighing from 1000 10 $500
pounds LYnchb,tyy EciCs.
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Election in Norfolk.

NORFOLK, October 22-7.So Z. M.-Ahe 'o.e
stands tonight: Whites, l,3si; colofea'
1862. There are 5l+ whites on the lst YET 10
vote. The polls are ordered to be opened
again TO morrow. Nothing definite as 10 VINO
are elected, though it is pretty certain that
Walker is one OF the men.
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Important DISCOVERY We learn that enor-
nous deposits OF black magnetic oxide OF iron
have been discovered on Connoy creek, in
West Donegal township, Lancaster county,
Pa, near the Susquehanna river, and oIl
few miles from Eiizsbethtown. The ore is
now being mined by Professor Eli Bowen, VINO
has taken out 200 or 800 tons 1t is described
rs being of uncommon richueSs ana Taiue
Most of it is loose ore, resembling tne ores ol
.Cornwal in Lebanon county. In view Of the
nronosad erection of steel works here, TINS
discovery may be of great advantage 10 TINS
rrgion.-PottSriike Standard.
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NTaNy kohurrv In II. Louis.

LOUIS, October .! One Of the most eX-
80 !vGb":!ts ever committed here occur.
s. h.-HL. Tie wholesale jewelry store OF
.,S !-gpe was entered the safes opened,
~ ''y'4 len [" httcc:! thousand dollars worth
bar. oFe!y stolen, Coz sistinx OF watches.
lar. so.H ana sATcr-diunoud rings, and Il
n, ''t VI gold and silver chains. There Is
- ''Ae " The robbers rs yet
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ST. JoHSs, N. b., October ls.-A terrible
gale occurred on the Labrador coast on the
sth instant and so far as heard from, some
thirty vessels have been totally wrecked also,
an immense amount of property and forty
lives lost. Wharves, boats, and fish oil on
shore were washed away. Steamers are
leaving st. Johns with relieffor the sufferers,
there being over one thousand people left des-
titQte.
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a NEW DEPARTMENT FOR SHERIDAN.-Gene.
raj Sheridan is expected in Washington i'll the
first week in November and unless the Presi-
dent changes his intentions he Will be ordered
TO take command of 4 new military depart.
mrnt, which will EN- brace probably Maryland
and the District Of Columbia washington
t,rreSDoncieace Of Neto York World, October H.
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DEsER RIVED PRoMorIoS.- General j. "A.
Campbell, formerly Assistant AdJntant- irene
pal NJ he Army of the Ohio, has been ap-
pointed 10 a lieulenancy i'll the fifth artillery,
and assigned TO duty on the stall OF General
Schotield, his old commander. The appoint
ment was made AT the special request OF Gene
raj Schoiield, rs a proper recognition oi ,Iene
rIi C,muhells distinguished services during
he wal. Washington Chronicle.
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ONO FAyoRs NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN TnR
SorTH.-A veteran Observer" (RadicaD
writes
There is no more loyal, patriotic people in
the state than In the districts of Messrs.
Clarke, Wilson, and Plants, which will be
fully made known on the presidential cleo
ton yet these are the districts which fell off
the most on account OF their invincble preju-
dice against negro suffrage; which, by the
way, they are quite willing should prevail in
the South, and will vote TO keep there. That
is not logical. What of it? What has logic
to do with peoples feelings and interests -
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-The Governor OF Mas
sachusetts has taken the lead TINS year III ue'
;Isnotino n day for the usual annual thanks
siri"g Thursday the 2Sth Of November is
The day set apart for the purpose. II is pro
-, ht. mat the same day will be designated III
most If not all the other States where 'n'iAs-
piylny is usually observed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

GRANT AND THE PKEsIDESCY.-Ihe movement
made throughout the country 10 nominate
Grant for the Presidency has developed itself
in Washington in the presence of u strong
pressure made upon him for a letter clearly
defining his views on the pending important
ma tionaI ques tons. Such of his friends AS are
urging the writing and publication OF n letter
are confident that one will be forthcoming be-
fore the November cecton.--lior|d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

There is strange rumor afloat not with
out many reasons FOR It's probability. the eff
feet OF which is that the President has finally
got disguised with the Comprehend leaders
aud that they are in no good humor with him.
self Their refusal in many cases to endorse
MS administration, and the indignant con-
tempt with which they trampe under foot his
aspirations Tor the next presidency, together
WIN Inc TACT mat In their iubla tons over the
cicctiohs they have carefully refraned, giving
hi'i' 'he credit he claims, have made him ill
Hpc!cd, and he is by no means ready 10
yieia 10 thelr sugges lions they expected.
oahded together against McCulloch and
seward, aud in favor of the appointment
OF those or their own kidney to the Urea
sury and STATE he has become as close
as an oyster, and refuses to indicate his
intentions save TO the little circle of milk
wafer Conservatives near his person. II
seems TO be believed in many quarters that his
new policy, should the New York election 70
against the Republicans, will take the shape
OF atablnet entirely different from the one the
Copp"rheads have made for him. The follow
ing names presented rs his future advisers to
the next Senate are freely mentioned in we'll.
informed circles Reverdy Johnson of Mary.
land, Secretary Of State John A. Andrew, of
Massachusetts, Secretary OF War Eras tus
Corning, of New York, Secretary of the Trea
sury: and Frederick i. Stanton now of the
District OF Columbia, Secretary Of the Navy.
Here are two out.and ont Republicans, one
Democrat, and one patriotic old-line Wing.
We can well imagine the CONSERVATION that
would he produced by such Il combination
For,sey'S Gronicic.
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Shooting Affair in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October pa wel-known
ward politician named Elisha Brady was
killed Yesterday by John Bowers. The quar-
rel originated al the cutting of the halyards of
4 Democratic pole erected on the 10Th.
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Arriya, of the Steamer Arizona

Arrival of the Steamer Arizona with Treasure.
Ngw YORK, October .2.-Steamer Arizona
arrived here to- day from Asp!nwall with So4
passengers and S597, 900 in treasure. Among
the passengers were Senators Williams and
Corbel, Of Oregon, and Highly, OF California +.
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Masonic Lodge Arrested in Havana

HAVANA, October 1.-THE police to night
surprised Masonic Lodge, while assembled
for business, and took the members int GUS
tody, the Lientenant- Governor of Sagun being
prominent among therH. Owing to " PENN
sula alarm cry, all the officers were dis
charged. The Havana Lodge took the pre-
caution, on learning of the raid, 10 suspend
meetings
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TIE COUNTERFEIT SEvEETHIRTIEs.-Th

Ntiioadi Lntel{igcncer OF yesterday says:
ave learn that there We're about one num-
drcd and twenty five thousand dollars worth
of counterfeit 80 bonds put i'll circulation.
or this number the Government received
eighty thousand. This amount has been re-
turned by the Government 10 the parties from
whom they received them The bonds nave
an hnan cuuu1erfeited since August last. All
bonds issued previous to that date are cor
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THIRD DISPATCH.
Trial of MIR. Davis Certainly TO Take Place -


WAsHISGroS, October 22.-Mr. Chandler,
United States District Attorney at Richmond,
and Hon William +. Evarts, counsel for the
Government in the case Of the Government
rs. Jefferson Davis, had an Interview with
Attorney General Stanbery to-day and II
was arranged that the trial OF Mr.. Davis
should positively take place AZ the appointed
time, no matter what judge presided.
The subcommittee Of intrenchment and
judiciary were in session to-day. The pro-
ceedinss of each are kept secret, and conse.
quently nothing is known outside of thu com
1nittee. what they are doing. CAPITOL.
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Decision RY JUDGE Hrpsoy.-In the Circuit

DECISION BY JUDGE HrDsOS.-1n the Circuit
Court of Giles county, Judge Hudson has de-
c!s.ed, says the Pearisburg GI@ette, an interest
ing caSc-namcly, that old or STAYED debts are
a good and legal offset o new ones, and can be
so pleaded. This is contrary 10 the generally
received opinion among our people, but is, W"
think, correct. The stay law, il must be re-
cmbered, was not intended to prevent peo-
pie paying their debts, but simply TO prevent
4 sacrifice of property. He also expressed the
opinion that it was competent for justice of
the peace TO give judgment for the equiva-
lent in currency in a warrant on 4 specie
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Susncnsion of Specie PAYMENT.

MONTREAL, October 22.-The Commercial
Bank of Canada has suspended specie pay
ment. The directors Of the bank think that
the claimants will be protected.
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PROBABLE FATAL STABBING AFrAIR.-On
Sunday last Corporal Kelly and private Pat
tcrsou. belonging TO the United States troops
on duty NJ Camp Schofeld, got into an alter
cation, which resulted in fight, during
which Kelly stabbed Patterson in the abdo-
men with Il knife, inflictng wound which
will probably prove fat;tl.-Lynctbu1g Nelos.
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YpllnIU EcNer.

MEMPHIS, October 22.-There were six in
terments yesterday, including Captain Breck-
inridge Blackburn.
MOBILE, October 22.-There were no deaths
from yellow fever to-day.
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TALLASDIGHAM.-A ives terra Democratic pa
per says the Democratic vote in ohio would
have been increased by ten thousand If Val
landGh.piI had I"uIdiucd 1T home and kept his
lips sealed. The State Committee did try TO
suppress him, but he Democrats" masses tr"utt
haze him on the Stun,D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

TIE ONO Fl General IIayes's ma
jorily for Governor of Ohio is 3,2jo-all bu1
eight COMMITTEES official. Tho counties of Har
den and Van Vert return q tie vote. Knox
gives three and Washington four ma ority foI
Hayes Highland four and Madison eighteen
for Thurman. The vote is the heaviest ever
cast in the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

GENERAL MCCLELLAN FOR THE PRESIDENCY
AT Shady Side, New Jersey, Tonight, there
viii he mass meeting to nominate General
George Il. Ciellan, late United States army
for the next Presidency. The nomination TO
take place ut BlIll's Ferry Hotel.
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NJ fcrGieto of Ohio and tho Presidency

''' '"nGietom, of Ohio, and tho Presidency
~. iNNATl, October =! The Inquirer OF To-
I,.. y" "!ll present the name OF George II .
{. g.-'t,on rs the choice OF the Democracy o!
.r io ~ Il candidate COR President, with an
s.lm On his character
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

A BAD PRosPECT.--There are renewed fears
EXPRESSED in the South of distress during the
approaching winter, especially among the
colorcd population. Il IS SAID the negroes
win need winter supplies of clothing and
food, aud have not the means 10 purchase
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23
Wife Murder and Suicide,

New YORK, October 2l.-Thomas Malone cut
his wife's throat this morning in Williams
burg, and then cut his own. Both are dead
and lie beside each other in the station house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

THE WAR OrFIcE-GKSERAL ScHoPIELD
General SCHOOLGIRLS recent visit TO Washing.
ton was the occasion of many surmises on the
part OF newsmongers here, and 1t was gene
rally believed that he came for the purpose of
Consulting with General Grant regarding
affairs In the First M ilitary District Since his
return TO Virginia, however. il has transpircd
that the occasion Of his viait was an indirect
Invita- ton from President Johnson, who ten :.
dercd him the War Office, ut the same time in .
timating that he was particularly DESTROYS of
giving the position TO some one who would no
acceptable TO the Senate, and thereby insure
Secretary Stanton's displacement General
Schoiteid refused to do anything which would
place him in a position of seeming an Ia copism
10 the congressional policy of reconstruction.
Fornsy's Chronicle
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Election in Alexandria.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-The election in
Alexandria passed of quietly. No definite
returns received.
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IT.. Hon. John Wentworth has made i DO
80, NJ $4,000 TO Dartmouth College.
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AIOTICE-TO THE STOCKHOJ D.
" Frs OF TIE NATIONAL COAL MIsING
COMPANY (OP ViRGINlA).-Ata meeting OF the
Board OF the President and Directors OF the Ma
tional Coal Mining Company held Mt their office
At the city OF Richmond, Va, on the gath day OF
september, 1897, the following preamble and reso-
ton were adopted
- il appearing to the meeting satisfactorily that
the exigencies Of the company require an asssss-
ment OF ten per centum on the Gu piial stock, and
that such per centum, or much greater one, ID
yet unpaid and impossible on the stock, 1t Is
4" ResDired 0nd Ordsrtd. That ten per centum bs
assessed on eacn and every share Of the capital
stock Of the company, TO be paid Ia 10 the Presi-
dent by O before the lst day OF ovembsr, 1857
and that the President be and he II hereby au-
thorizsd and req uested To enforcs Thu. assessment
upon all stock elders neglected. or delinquent In
the payment thereof by all and every Legal means
W ch he may deem reasonable or necessary -
Punctual payment OF said asssssman ut TO me 1T
the Office OF the company in kich mond. Va, by
each stock holder, IL earnestly requested.
JOHN 5. LOOMS. President.
RICHMOND VA, september IS, 1857.
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Seedsnaen, Florists, dc.

CRANBERRY PLANTS for sale in
any quantity. Ready for delivery in October an
November ALLAN & JOHNSON,
so 2l-lm 1905 Main street.
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TOR SALE, one twelve-horse power
L ENGINE. with BORING RODS, TOOLS, CA;
bLE,, ard all the necessary attachments for coal
and Gil bortngs. ~,
For further information, apply to D. T. LgA,
LEY agent Of tho spring h.ld and Deep Kun Coai
Company, or 1T their orics, Sixth street near 'h'
canal, 10 xyvrypORD
So film r. A. 1DD- -
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NANSEMOND-(oSE DELEGATED.
Special to the Dispatch.
SUFFOLK, October 2o.-The following is the
result Of the vote At this precinct: For Con-
yention, ls6 against 1873. Delegates: Brit
ton, conservative, l34 Parr, radical, ISL
ORANGE.
Special 10 the Dispatch.
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, October 2o.-The vote
in this county is as follows: 80 whites for
Terril Conservative; 404 blacks for Poor
RADICAL; for the Convention, two whites and
all the blacks; against the Convention, ls3
whites, no blacks. One white voted for Poor
nj Rogerss Shop l79 whites and blacks for
Terrlil, and 25s blacks and white for Poor.
Poor iRadicaU elected. Is.
PITTSYLTANIA tTwo DELEdArEsl.
Special TO the Dispatch.
DaSvILls, October 22.-The polls closed at
srndown 81 this precinct, but VIII De opened
again to morrow. The following is the vote
iav
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Special to the Dispatch.
ASHLAND, October 22.-The following is the
vote at this precinct: For the Conven ton,
$50 against it., les. Delegates TO Convention ::
Colonel William r. James Gate colector), 263 !;
w. F. Wickham, 1874; Duke white Conserva-
tive), g. Foat ter ohm B. Crenshaw (white) :;
Us; Burr Toler (colored), 262. 1t is believed
that james is elected from the county by 300
majority
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TWO DELRGATESl.

Special to The Dispatch.
GLOVER DEPOT, October 22.-The following
is the vote of this precinct: For Convention ::
whites, 40 blacks, 400. Against Convention ::
whites, 100; blacks, none. Wootten (Repub-
lican) white, 400 Owen Republican,, white,
Sc Holmes Republican 1loater), colored, 1852 /;
Canada Republican), colored, $685. Garrett
Hepublican floater), colored Sc; Barksdale
Conservative, white, III; Bouldin tConser-
vative ioatery, white, 1913. This is the official
vote
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tt, REAL ESTATE; OsySEps-

All persons in Virginia having Real Estate,
such as Farms, Mills, Factories, Town Pro
perties and Timber Lands, that they wish to
sell, are advised to advertise the same, first,
in their own local Journal, and next in the
HAGERSTOWN MAIL, a newspaper that
Circulates $500 Copies Weekly,
published at Hagerstown, Md, by DEcHERT
y MASON. The tide Of emigration is now roll
ing on to Virginia-our Maryland and Penn
sylyania farmers are selling off their farms
at high prices, and seeking new homes in our
sister State. Those who emigrate are, as 3
general thing, men Of muscle and means, and
will add materially in developing the great
natural wealth Of ''lhe mother Of States. =
We are publishing the MAIL at central point,
the very best at which to advertise land. II
is very popular as a Real Estate Advertising
medium, its pages frequently containing from
three to six columns Of this class of advertis-
ing. We have numerous orders for the paper
from time to lime, from persons in MaEylaad
and at distance, who merely desire it mae
count of its Land advertising.
Our terms are moderate, and we will take
pleasure in answering all letters of inquiry
Egsse Advertisements can be sent to us thro'
the editors of CLERGYMAN" or direct, as the
parties may prefer.
Address, DEGHBRE s, WAS0N,.
Publishers s'Mail," Hagcrstown, Md.
June 2G-amt $40
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The Great Need Supplied |!

Pills have been swallowed in millions
Salves have been rubbed in by the pound
Dr.. MAGGIEL's two grand specifics are put
ting an end to this wholesale system of med
ication. One Of his famous pills is a Dose
A box Of his healing salye is Of more value
as a remedy for ulcerous and eruptive diseases
than ships cargo of the Ointments adver-
tisal TO cure everything, but are all in fact
either useless or deleteEious.
DR.. MAGGIEL's motto is concentration. He
has placed in the smallest compass the active
principle oftAe most potent vegetable specif-
les. There is no mineral in his Pills--they
do not gripe-they do not enfeeble. They
create vigorous appetite, and correspond
ingly strengthen the digestion. They tone
the liver clear the Head steady the ne..ves.
No form Of scrofl lous disease car resist the
disenfectant operation Of the Salr =. Absces-
ses, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, Pustules, &C.,
are thoroughly cradieated ~ this unrivaled
medicine. In fact, MAGGF.I.'s BILL1ous, DYs-
pEpTIc and DIARRHmA PlLLs cure where all
others fail while for Rr.rns, Scaids Chilhlans
Cuts, and aiabrasions Of the skin. MAGGlEL's
SAVE is infalible Sold by all Druggists, at
IS cents per box
"CouNTERFEIrs? Buy no Maggiel Pills cpSafve Will
| a little pamphlet inside the box trey are bogus
The genuine have name nf J. Hs.ydock on box witt
| name of J. Maggiel AI ID. The genuine have the
Pill surrounded with white POWDER
follows = - 9's'' ~ :
| eve notdisposed to puff patent Medicines, es
| pecially ones from the North. But in the presen
| case must say, that never saw as good Pill
| as DR.. Maggefs for Bilousness in our lives. B,
chance We took two Pills and we pleasantly say tlaa
they operated better and more PLEASANTLY than tsaj
| Mediiine We e. en- saw. NE-sBhRN SAP.
May Ely
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10


THE FoURTH-FlREMEs' EXCURSION TO
GosnES.-s: Early Dawn as Stonewall Jack
son used to say in his orders for moving, found
the Augusta Fire Company, their invited
guests, and numbers of ladies and gentlemen
Of Stauntoa, at the Depot ready for an excur-
sion to Goshen The cold familiar voice. Of
the Stonewall Band welcomed the crowd and
gave promise Of the enjoyment before US
The Committee Of Arrangements, headed by
tile indcfatigable and indispensable, John NJ.
Hardy, had made simple preparations for the
accommodation Of all, and the train was soen
speeding It's way westward-thc cheers Of the
s.boys," at everything and everybody on the
road enlvening the way and making one think
of the troop trains' Of otherdays. At Swoope's
Depot a slight accident occurred, which was
soon remedcd by our pleasant Conductor,
Capt. 3. G Warthen The thirty minutes stay
there gave several lazy, newly married men,
who cot up too late for breakfast in Staunton,
an opportunity to enjoy good breakfast at
the hospiable table of Mrs. Jacob Dull, over
which streak of luck they Dragged all day
At nine the train arrived at Goshen, where
the party was welcomed by MIR. IL. 4. Goodloe,
Proprietor, and soon every one was made COM
Portable and felt at home. Some went fishing;
others rolled n-pins, whilethe majority trip
ped the sslight fantastic toe" to the music OF
Colemans String Band A number of ladies
and gentlemen, from The neighborhood, Joined
the party and showed it every attention. In
the evening, after repeated calls !. Howe Pey-
ton, ESQ, delivered spirited and telling adj
dress. He was followed by other gentlemen,
after which the party took the cars and re-
turned to Staun.on, by O'Clock. I. NJ.
Taking ii, all in all, this excursion was sue
cessful beyond the anticipations Of the most
sanguine. Nothing occurred to disturb the
enjoyment Of any one present ana the best or
der was observed by all. The party are I'M
der many obligations to Mr.. Goodloe for his
untiring cxertions to render the day pleasant.
His house was open, his table supplied with
everything desirable and his servants all at
tention. 10 fully appreciate an excursion OF
this kind, where every one feels at home and
everybody is agreeable, person must be
part Of it, No detailed account can give any
thing like an idea of it. Staunton may well
be nropd of her Fire Companies, her stonewall
Band, and the representative ladies who hon
| osed ihe excursionists with their presence
May an l.updYad more glorious Fourths find
tlat joyous party, assembled, as '.aoshen on
the Cow as ure.