The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
NO. ll8.

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ever upon me- lhaye never received single dltae
rom ire pr perry | ielt neI IN scIanton' eSery
uDliar oi WHICH nae acquired of my own iuuUs'
Try
ne nuucEe1 ana hIty 80 iaIs INA ies Yer nave Z
~ ner ,ecelp. LOT ase sae S~Gm nv III
my possessiohl expresses, lor sne pSneht vi :, is
nesots, "a daughter OF hf.een ana son OF mir,
tecn' arendlnR the Ainnesota stale normal
ecnool. az that place.
sne intor rmad that " original charscter''--the ln-
olElauat 'Ra1 tne Sonhsrh OD,Hi0n very apIro-
prlIately represented Mn Inc hesd Oh q nSey
ahe ,e n p,.y - ISorsIsnt since we were GNosc.
Sne was narflen 20 Mr. paui' ing, ana tnas en- MS
ue"an she assume" her former name ~l'ho"t any
iee :, .sI W ~. 1et. rue 10 ms insurers thol-
VT. "! ns'ahming ms snow!e1ge OF hes. act mat
same 'oilglnal character" " cooily Informs irdl-
EtuuAis ana me Fuonc ihat am not single man :
INA, nave vile. ana gave he. Si5o to go bsck
North and keep "mrm that DENIED ever hay
Ing prer uSly seen the lady: that agreed TO pay
her portion Of my weekly salary, &C., &C.; all If
whi.h statements he know $ to be entirely and ab-
solu.ely IA Sc.
The oljsct OF the lays visit chill
dren's account, to effect, II possible, reconcilis-
uon aHuTc hliop. ,,,
NY rrrty 10 hrs, spaul"ing was 'hl', since sne
hau c'uS'iessIS oEo"Fht u'htpplhess aud uishohor
upon ourselves ana our cht,fiel ana asttr the ht-
Ter XptFlehce nt the pass conla n tvsr agtn en-
ter1-in Tor Eer mat co"f:encc ana thGse ietngs OF
regard aud ancctlrn IN ~ husband should tetl To-
WARDS vie Hence We could n YER sg1in os 70
each oth.r more than lends; that our paths
thrnnsh NE must ever remain entirely sepsrase :
and that had no desire "hateyert 10 ever see her
again.
h'le here treated Mrs. Spaulitng with The
same courtesy and respect that / would "oy lady
acquaintance that came to the city stra.- r no
thing more. nothing Jess h,re received no com,
munic alton from her since h-r departure. AID
nersr sTTfc1 or deSTe 10 see her again IN hls STATE
OF existence.
have eEcr endesT9red 70 pear ms t"ta' W wre
or ths moSt iondly.cher!shed aspirations OF TIE
mum u h"aTt, anu All nller reVeTSes mlsfoftuheS'
aud iGicipns. Win hristlan equaaimtty ana re-
Slgnntion trusting that all will he well IN the end ;
If not In this life then in the life to conc
1htd ibougnt It proper 10 not intrnde nv hearts
SORROWS nion the attention or friends or tue pub
lie, aGd tn not relate this lengthy snd painful DO
nestle history To every one whose sCq. atntance
formed but tn 1T ALL remain buried in my own
b Isom-known only tn limited circle OF ac-
qnalntanceS and friends. Bet can most truth
fully assure every orc that have nothing to COZ
csal rs am NOT conscious of wrong doing; and
nothing could f)rd me greater pie lsure than II
have every one that ever Kew me personally, or
head my name, know ALL as the Omnisclent Dne
Bno ""ih.
For the specisl benefit Of that "orFinaN char'c-
Ter, VINO CO minance' business III k!cnm ma rs |
am credlbly Informed, rs \ dealer 1t " old rags "
and old Iron" and who Is row on trial for goat
behdu'or-"ho, ut the commencement or : lie var,
prufcssed to be good southern man, and fur
nish d horses "to contest every feo: Of ground
against the Yankee.n-ihcn escaped through the
lines aud rep ted that his house htd been ,iddled
with bullets. and related other marvellous ta'es
equally as truthful, and now takes the Iron clad"
quire OF friends in regard to my pas! hi tory-Iwl
proceed TO give very brief cpl'omc OF the same.
My grandfather was good old-f'shion,L neho-
dis class. leader Tor more than quarter or CEN
tury My Ia IL r is an honest anu ladusriouS ihrn-
OF and my mother one of the very be mothers
living. My relatives are gocd citizens In cd
circumstances. honest honorable men-.mostly
farmers, merchants, and manafac ure s-n0t one
OF them au inmate or superintendent of peni-
tentiary. fT'er receiving u very good common
and select school education, I attended ONf I'd
Academy ( r two years an institution founded by
my father's uncle, General Ben iamin Hovey. rub
quently 1 attended the York State FORMAL
School ut lbany and graduated there In 1851 , t..
crdei The Scientific Course of Lectures at the
University there iu 1859. The folio wing III years
nv u IncipaI husInts; was that ,.f crntr4cto on