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MONDAY. JULY 13, 1868.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., & co. will sell at their
warehouse, at 10Y O'Clock. lot Of groceries,
wines, SC.
REGNAJLT & CO. will sell at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. q
lot Of wardrobes, sideboards, bureaus, &c.
". 4. TALL, High Constable will sell Mt 10
O'Clock A. NJ. one framed tenement situated on
Webster street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell Mt O'Clock T.
NJ. two framed tcnements on Concord street
near Central depot.
WELLINGTON GODDIN Will sell at p. NJ. n
valuable lot on north side of Basin between
Eighth and Ninth streets. Also, one lot on
Governor street between Main and Franklin, Mt
6o'clock p. M.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON will sell house and
lot on the corner Of Canal and Fifth streets Mt
O'Clock 2. nj.
w. X. SMITH will sell at 10 A. NJ, at his store,
general assortment Of household and kitchen
furniture, &c.
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MAJORS COURT-SATURDAY MORNING
MAYOR CHAHooN PREsIDING.-The con-
tinued case Of Miles Johnson and Anne
Warren, charged with assaulting and beat
ing Peter Mcclure with cowhide, was
first brought up. The parties were required
to give security to keep the peace.
with threatening to assault, beat, and kill
Betsy Dickinson (colored), was discharged.
Coleman Fisher, charged with assaulting
and beating William Allen (colored), was
fined two dollars half.
James Washington (colored), arraigned
for assaulting and abusing Fanny Jett (co-
lored), was discharged.
The case of Wilson Page (colored) charged
with assaulting Henry Pool (colored), was
dismissed.
Joseph Clark (colored), arrested for as
saulting Thomas Braxton with brick, was
fined four dollars and required to give Sc
curity for his future good behavior.
Ellen Smith and Eliza L. Wood (colored)
arraigned for fighting and using abusive and
obscene language in the street, were fined
and discharged. ...........
BIS. Wolf, arrested for being drunk, was
discharged from custody.
Kate Hill (colored), arrested for stealing
a lot of rags, and May Scott (colored)
charged with receiving the same, we're dis
charged. ,.....--,:: 49,
J.P. Pullen (white) was fined two dol
lars for riding his horse across the side
walk.
Moses Lane (colored) was fined for ty-
ing his horse to tree on the sidewalk. +
Alice and Ann Jackson (colored) arrested
for assaulting Joseph August, son of Frank
August, were discharged. =,
Frank August, charged with beating
Alice Jackson, was discharged.
Morris J.. Lewis (colored), arrested fol-
stealing coat from NJ. Marcuse, was sent
tn iail
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NEW TEMPERANCE ORGANIzATIoN.-The
new temperance organization composed OF
Sons of Temperance who propose to secede
from the National Division in consequence
of the admission of negroes into the Order
at the North is rapidly increasing in
strength. At meeting held on Thursday
night committee on ritual was appointed,
and the following temporary officers were
elected: #
President.-Re P. B. Price. --...
Vice Presidents. J. Hicks and M. ?.
Handy.
Secretaries.-E. Peasants and John W.
Glenn.
Treasurer. II. Pitts.
Assistant TreaSmer.-T. L. Rhodes.
UsherS.-James Atkinson and G. A. Glib
son.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

RICHMOND, May soth, 1858.
TINE UNDERSIGNED having entered
(5snoNNEII. No, 8ls Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth, are now prepared to do PLUMBING,
GAS and STEAM FITTING, and HYDRAULIC
WORK GENERALLY.
The long connection OF one Of the partners In the
water department OF this city as superintendent,
and his general knowledge OF this business renaers
him DraettcalIy qualified for the construction o1
water works, and therefore wiz contract for any any
work In this line, either In town or country. we
Reasonable share OF public patronage. ...,..
-N~'"FN--. JAMES L. DAVIS,
tek-aodsu DANIEL O'DONNELL
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COmHHIssION MERCHANTS.

MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
lNA CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pnr, ,r,
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Ordsrs collected Liberal advances
made on eOnsignments Refer TO A. +. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank OF Virginia; JAMES
THoSIAs Jr., ESQ.,, Hfchmond, Va; Messrs II.
MEssEFGKR u CO., New York Messrs. JOHNSON
q THoNPsoH, Boston, Hass, Y~
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Sentinel.-R. Walthall.

TRADE WITH CUBA.-The schooner Sa-
ladin, from Matanzas, Cuba, with q cargo
of sugar and molasses, consigned to G. 7.
Wortham s. Co., arrived here on Saturday
night. Before the war, the trade in sugar,
molasses, and West India fruits between
Richmond and Cuba was large and active,
but this is the first cargo since the block
ade was raised. We hope it may prove o
precursor of a brisk revival of this branch
of our commerce.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GEEENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VA.

Ihcs" SPRINGS, SO long and favorably known
o the seekers Of health and pleasure Will be open
lor the reception Of visitors on the lST OF JUNE
With extensive improvements and Il general re-
furnishing Uf the establishment, we will be pre-
pared lor the comfortable accommodation Of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PFR>OSS.
nor AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS
SO cmiHuHtly scrviccable in connection with the
Internal usc of these ALTERNATIVE WATERS,
arr always at the command of the visitor.
unc of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC will be
IN attendance 10 cnivcn the LAWNS and the
BALLROOM, and u suitable LIVERY will be
oIcn Ia the use Of those who may desire to indulge
Ia horseback and carriage exercise.
Ia addition IL other amusements, the prOprletOrs,
have provided II new aud elegant BOWLING Al
LEY and BlLLARD-RUOM.
Charges viii he THREE DOLLARS DAY. or
EIGHTY DOLLARS per month ; children under
len Years and .ulored servants. half price white
servants according 10 accommodations.
Nuriiprl or expense Will be spared on the part of
the pr"rrict"rs 10 MANAGE this establishment in
manner best calculated 10 promote the comfort of
Visitors In every respect,
PEYTONS Il CO.,
White Sulphur Springs,
lc lN-lm West VIRGINIA.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS OVER 81, ooo, 600.

REGISTERED POLICIES ISSUED, secured
by the State of New York acting trustee for the
assured. .H
Policies non-forfeiting, and FREE FROM RE-
STRICTIONS. t.
DIVIDENDS ARE BASED ON, ANNUAL
RATES, AND Is THE SAME PERCENTAGE
ON ENDOWMENTS AS ON REGULAR LIFE
POLICIES, making larger dividend on endow-
mcnts than other companies declare. .-#
Thirty days. grace given on all payments.
+. .'...'~ WITHERS q MEADE,
. .. General Agents.
Office No. 1000, corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
DR.. JOHN G. SKELETON, Medical Examiner.
yl0
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HoRsE-TH1EF ARREsTED.-Oficer Ma
guire, of the city police, arrested at the
horse-lot on Saturday. Peter Anderson,
charged with stealing horse from George
Johnson, of Alexandria. The horse alleged
to be stolen was exposed for sale when the
arrest was made.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. Wellington
Goddin sold at auction on Saturday the
brick tenement and lot in Sidney occupied
by William H. Stott, on the north side OF
Cary between Belvidere and Pine streets,
for 50 J65.
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE JULY Is,
ls6s.-Miss Sarah Taylor, Richmond, Va.
Miss Annie Timberlake, .Aylett's, Va.
Mrs. Jane F. James, Washington, D. G.
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UNITED STATES observation-disclosures
sends us this valuable and interesting work
for lS6S-'69, containing list OF all the
Federal officers at home and abroad, with
their salaries. For sale at lila Main street.
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AitGrn1ond 1ispatrtr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1sPATCH"
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, July II, 1893.

RICHMOND, July u, 1893.
OFFERINGS.
W6ent.-White. !, $50 bushels. Red $50 bushels.
Co,,n.-White, lei bushels. Yellow, SEQ bushels.
SALES.
Whsat-White, 2eo bushels prime at g. es; $50
bushels very good at 81 6es 80 bushels good at
81. 20 90 bushels very fair at SAYS: SO bushels
damp Mt $3.50; s. bushels fair st Se. so bushels
very dirty ut $3.50: % bushels very good on Pri-
total, L $50 bushels Red 100 bushels fair ON pri-
yatc terms 800 bushels good at $a 625 $50 bushels
very good ut So. 55 20 bushels common at S2 So
total, 77s8 bushels. A-
CoTr.-Whlte, 81 bushels at sl.25. Yellow, lsa
bushels ut $l.2ei
0T RE-ExHIBITED.
s- CoTn.-Yellow, 90 bushels,
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NOTICE.-AsI am abont to depart for
IN Europe, have appointed MIR; JOHN u
ceiye all moneys duo or TO become due 10 mo IN
the State OF Virginia. GEORGE GAVIN
RICHMOND, July J, 1885, y R-H
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Notary PuBLIc.-Our popular friend
B. c. Wherry, Jr., was on Saturday ap-
pointed notary public for the city OF Eich-
mond and Henrico county. "
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The PHILLIPS TRIAL.-The Phillips case
will next be carried before the Court OF
Appeals by application of the prisoners
counsel for writ of error.
This case has already cost the Common
wealth about $4,000.
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PARDON REFusED.-The applications for
pardon of Rebecca and Bella Dormile, who
were sentenced by the Hastings Court of
Lynehburg for infanticide, have been re-
fused.
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CONSERVATIVE Mass MEETING.-The Con-
servatives of Clay Ward will have grand
rally at Sidney Park tomorrow night. Ma
jor Nat Sturdivant, Major A. R. Courtney,
and others, are to speak.
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WHEAT STILL ADvANcING.-1t will be
seen from our Corn and Flour Exchange
report that there is e still further advance
in wheat, prime white selling for $2.65 per
buBhel,
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The CLAY-sTREET. SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC
MIC will be held on Wednesday week, not
on next Wednesday.
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THE REGULAR MEETING Of the City
Council will be held this afternoon.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE, o.no>- snnrxos
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.


HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful and well-known SUMNER RE-
sVRI Is now in u state of preparation for the ap-
preaching season, and Will soon be In complete
repair
The MOUNTAIN HOUSE will be regularly
opened Tor The reception OF visitors on the FIRST
DNl OF JU Ne NENT, but persons can be ac-
t"Min"dalcd sooner II desired. Route via Bati-
more anu Ohio railroad and Harper's Ferry, then
oy sLaEc-c"ach twenty-five miles. From the South
;ta Elrhmnnd Washington, and Alexandria, h'y
M1'",'hs Gap railroad 10 Strasburg, then stage
scytut-cn miles.
, "i' proprietor takes pleasure In announcing to
ne Iihnc mat he has secured the services ofJU-
~ ~ !. NADD!E +, Esq, who Is well and favor
Proprietor
".'H> *H stuyie week; $S per day.
u t-'Ht y. NJ. CARTMELL.
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-ur HOT SP r IN G s,
L BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURES FROM
.,.,.yrTy-slX TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
J.yys A.. MCCLUSG. Manager.
q. TkEDY & Co, Proprtctors.
J. r. WILLIAMS Resident Physician.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE Isl

WILL OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE 1sT.
The Hotel has been recently enlarged and new
l,ih. constructed. No expense or effort has
lsrn spared 10y the proprietors to render this
fmDu, watering place rs comfortable as possible
i1aIl visitors. The hot waters here have been well
tnnNu for more than half n century TO possess In a
wo!erf ful degree tonic, Alternative detergent, and
,Imulating properties, and have become justly cel-
rbraipd for The Of rheumatism, Rout, diseases
nj the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralysis,
Tho result of injury or serious eGusion contraction
OF muscles and FONTS diarrhna, and dyspepsia, ac-
c,lnpancd with sore mouth and tongue.
Route from the North pia Orange and Ale1an-
dria railroad TO Gordonsvtlle thence vid virginia
Central railroad TO Millboro' Depot, thence by
rfUttcr Il Co.'S stage line over turnpike road to
Hot Sprngs-diStance, twenty miles.
Route from the South pin Richmond or Lynch
MN. and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro'.
new turnpike from Covington 10 Hot Springs
4. rnw uudcr construction, which WEI pass through
,f. hrauiiful valley of Jacksons river and by the
rnayrlHrrut falls IN Allegheny county. This road
t",nrctrd 10 be finished by July lst, and will
rf,.u ih, Stage ride several miles, while the pas
s.,,.r will he saved the fatigue Of crossing the
Sta,,,,ln and enjoy the opportunity OF seeing the
, scenery Of one of the most beautiful valleys In
Nlrglua. ,,,, r, r. A., -
Fine large BALL-EOOMS, BILLIARD and
ROWLING SALOONS titled up, &c.
I" ). c. TARDY Il co.
post-olice box ST, Richmond, Va. or to
}. A. NCCLUSG, Manager,
Hot Springs, Va.
Boara-:, per day, $50 per week, s75 per month.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

CONSUMERS OF WRAPPING PAPER
7 ! supplied with TOUGH ARTICLE, Of de.
slrable sizes manufactured in Virginia. Prices
lower than similar kinds brought from abroad.
Sold wholesale or retail by
00-~ WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Booksellers and Stationers, 1905 Main street.
iy ll-2t
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Persons having property to insure will do we'll to
call before nsuring elsewhere.
Losses eIuitably adjusted and promptly paid.
= ~ J. Il. DANFORTH, Secretary.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
wv ~ .. ie l1-1m
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY IL, 1893.

Il s.@s." ARRIVED. 1
/ Steamer Eliza Hancock, Clifford, Norfolk ner-
chandise and passengers, L. +. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, iner-
chapdse and passengers, w. &. Dunham & Co.
lasses, c. T. Wortham i co. ctE., ,e.1F
Schooner D. L. sturges, Mervin, merchandise.
I SAILED. 20 3@#@
Steamer State Of Maryland, Trayers, Baltimore,
m.rchanlise and passengers, Haryeys Williams.
I steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York. mer-'
chandise and passengers, w. c. Durham = co.
! Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, down the river,
hshl' III a.ia4 ID CLEARED. i q. a..s
Schooner Mary, Kirby, Washington, d. c., inm-
Der, Crowen L Currie. .- ..sa r.-..
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, July lo.-Cleared.s barque Alma
(Nor.h EiiertseD, from New York for Richmond
on the llth. .s..ss .t. tI.~+ = sa3 -
Schooner Charley Weolsey, hence, at Baltimore
on the llth.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHION
II BOOKS, MONTHLY MAGAZINES PIC
TORIALs, WEEKLY AND DAILY PA ,PAPERS l,1sIsSs
are st lila Main street j. WALL TURNER'S
.s nnhIishad. jel6
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VARIETY SPRINGS-This del;qbtf,

VARIETY SPR1NGS.-Tbis delightful
SUMMER resort, situated fifteen miles west of
Stanton, on the Virginia Central Railroad will
be- opened for the accommodation OF guests on the
18th June.
BasiHcSS men wishing retreat for their families
during summer Will have every advantage here.
From Richmond, Baltimore, Washington, and
olurr cities, they reach these springs on the same
day al O'Clock i. NJ.
Seven different kinds Of water, and, agreeable to
analysis, OF superior quality.
The ears stop III the door.
TERMS Sj5 per montk, $40 per week, So per day.
Children under twelve years and servants half
price Bathing In Healing Water gratis.
L. Il M. BURRUSS,
f. l0-3n PrOpretors.
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OTHER SPEAKERS.

Loud calls were made for Colonel Marina
duke johnson. He assured the audience of
this unexpected call, alludingo in happy
terms to the distinguished gentlemen who
had preceded him. He had come to bury
the hatchet of past belligerencies. We can
bury the past in oblivion, and pledge our
selves to- night to carry the State for sey-
mour and Blair. His friend from North
Carolina had better beware of his number.
If his State can give forty thousand ma
jority, her sister and senior State (Virginia)
would give fifty thousand.
Ex-Mayor Joseph Mayo was next called
out, and remarked that he was not only dis
franchised and not citizen, but decapi-
tated citizen. He moved that the thanks of
the meeting be rendered Governor Vance
for his kindness in addressing it tonight.
Mr.. Daniel being called out, said that he
had but little to say, but would give little
practicable advice, urging upon oil to regis
ter and vote.
Colonel Connolly was called upon, and
paid handsome tribute to Virginia.
The meeting adjourned at o late hour
amid great enthusiasm. ..... q
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NOMESTIC INSURANCE.

\ AOMESIlC lNSUhhNCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1855.
Well invested and secured.
Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inVi-
ted.
Office No. 1914 Main street.
ID. J. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID l. BURR, Secretary.
B. G. WHEnRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.
Home Office, LILA Main street, Richmond, Va.
INCOME uaanias to 1st ss2 APRIL sss iscai YEAR, go
Number OF polices issued, Ios4-insuring g. ss7, :
Of policies OF any American company, and success
that is unparalleled in the first fiscal wear. -.
1ssvss ~ kna Sf LIFE and 5s
upon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS. .rc','EI
NO RESTRICTION neE,T oE TRAVEL OR RESI-
In any part OF North America north OF the south
ern cape Of Florida, or In Europe at any season OF
the year.
NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.
SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount OF insurance TO II married woman,
whether effected by SELF her or amy
benefit, and that Of her or her husbands children,
If any, as may be expressed free from the control
or claim OF her husband or creditors, or the per.
son etfect!ng the same, or bis creditors. ,
Liberal loan Of participating premiums premiums n%pon %
the prN; Of s Two
feitable. All policies after one year have sur
render value -,
please address the Home ONCE.
,o, nrps DDvu DIRECTORS y p11vsou
sAM'L ). CoTTRELL, H. &c. BAsKERyILL
JOHN PURCELL, SAMUEL G.. TARDY.
CHAS. 4. WORTHAM, GEORGE JACOBS,
VIM WILLIS JR., j. w. ALLISON,
ED A. SMITH, GEO. s. PALMER,
THOMAS j. EVANS 4. D. CHOCKLEY,
JAMES A. SCOTT, II. &. CABELIr
Is. NJ. QUARLES, ID. j. HARTSOOk,
w H. TYLER, JOHN G. WILLIAMS
j. f. EDWARDS, WIN. G. TAYLOR ""
A. Y. STOKES, A. z. hBELl,
j. B. MORTON VIM. B. lSAACS,
K H. DIBlsELL, GEO. l.. BIDG0OD,t
VIM II. PALMER, SAM'L NJ. PRICE,
DAVID /. BURR.
j. +. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM Il. ISAACS, Nlce-Present.
ID. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH, NJ. d.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE,
an 2l-d3m &wlm General Agent.
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PROPERTY PLEDGED TO MAKE GOOD
LOSSES
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Office removedto
CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
building lately occupied by Harrison, Goddln n
Appcrson.)
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80, 900, 900

INsURES BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL OK
ANNUAL POLICY.
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INCORPORATED IN 1874.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
lN VIRGINIA.
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what ouoht 10 be done before those who had

what ought TO be done before those who had
set up military satraps and governors.
He spoke of the tyrannical usurpation OF
Congress, its disregard of the Constitution,
and of his great love for the Constitution
which was even more enthusiastic now
than ever He warned shem against too
great lukewarmness in the campaign soon
to commence. The Grant party were not
demonstrative because they Ind no need
Of it. They had influence, internal reve-
nue., money, sc. I; and if they had not,
would not scruple to rob graves to obtain it.
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NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
: DENCE
In any part OF North America north or the south
ern cape Of Florida, or In Europe at any season OF
the year.
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heone se st ssRsa Rp1 isss scs

Home Ohice, LILA Main street, Richmond. Va.
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RICHMOND ENDORSES THE
MINEES.
GREAT MEETING ON SATURDAY
NIG HI T.
GOVERNOR VANCE, OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA, ON THE SITUATION.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE.
GENERAL WISE ON THE STAND.
O.-HEG SPEAKERS.

At short notice the New Richmond Thea
tre was crowded to overhowing on Saturday
night with men of Richmond assembled to
ratify the New York nominations and to
listen to the remarks of that distinguished
Conservative and patriot Zebulon 3. Vance,
of North Carolina.
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Boards per day, $50 per week, $75 per mo-
-, ~ tIrfr
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j. +. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM Il. IsAACS Vice-Presl,lent.
d. J. HARTSoOK, Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH, M. d.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE,
an 9l-dam Rwlm General Agent.
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NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FESRU-
ARY 1 ISds, 50, az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26
Extraordinary Heroi.m of a Boy.

a-I - e q r A.f5
Extraordinary Heroism of a Boy.
The Rev. q. j. Beck, the Bishop of
New Foundland's Commissary, relates
an heroic incident furnished him for that
colony;
A poor boy, whose name no one
knows, but we may hope it is recorded
in the Book of Life, found three little
children who, like himself, had been
washed ashore from one of the many
wrecks, wandering along that dreary
coast in the driving sleet. They were
crying bitterly, having been parted from
their parents, and not knowing whether
they were drowned or saved; the poor
lad took them to a sheltered spot,
plucked moss for them, and
made them rude soft bed,
and then, taking off his own
coat to cover them, set by them all the
night long, soothing terror until they
fell asleep. In the morning, leaving
them still sleeping, he went in search Of
the perents, and to his great Joy found
them looking for the children, whom
they had given up for dead. He direct
ed them where to find them, and then
went himself to try to find some place of
shelter and refreshment. But when the
parents were returning with their recov-
cred little ones, they found their preserv-
er lying quite dead upon the snow not
far from where they parted with him.
The long exposure, in his exhausted
state, was too much for his little strength,
and having saved his little Charge
stranger to them as they to him-he lay
down and died.