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stand abashed and euiogy Is dumb, STRIVING
to mount up TO that clear air wherein his
own spirit dwelt. or calm wisdom and be-
roio patience, we seek only to render o last,
simple, but just tribute to his memory. Al
dlnerent times he waa known to some or
eli Of Us from the day he received the sword
OF Virginia at the hands of her sovereign
convention and from the seven days around
Richmond through the varying fortunes OF
an unequal fight to the closing scenes al
AppomattoX he has been known to us.
Again as the beloved and venerated either
OF our own community and President of
the noble institution of learning to which
George Washington gave an endowment
quiet, unostentatious Christian life. We
have seen him prove that Him no adver
sity could ever move, nor policy at any
time entice to shrink from God and from
his work." Knowing him, then, as we did
in war and in peace, we pronounce him to
have been, In all the elements OF real great.
ness which may challenge cavll and defy the
touch Of Time, the peer Of the most re-
nowned Of any age or country, and the
foremost American Of the wondrous cen.
fury IN which he lived. He Is gone
from among US. "Gone before the Fa-
Their, far beyond the twilight judgment
scurities." No more shall we look upon
his noble form, meet his benignant smile,
or receive his kindly greeting but here,
where be set his last and great example of
Steadfast, unseldSh devotion to duty, the
memory Of his greatness and his worth
must ever linger and while we reverently
bow in submission to the summons G. III.
vine wisdom calling him away, we send
up "a solemn aspiration Of thanNulness that
to us was the honor and the blessing of
communion with him in his last days on
| earth, and to our people Is committed the
pous Office Of conSgning his mortal re.
| mains to tho tomb. Hallowed through all
| time shall be the spot where his spirit
passed from earth to Heaven.
2. Rcsolued. That wo offer to Mrs. Lee
and her family the expression Of our pro-
found sympathy in this affection, which we
| feel too well can be but little mitigated by
poor words Of human consolation.
! 8. ResolCcd, That In honor of the men,
DRY of the deceased We will wear the usual
badge of mourning for the period OF SIX
months.
! 4. RESOLVED, That the officers and sol.
dierS of the army of the lat@ Confederate
State; ree9ent In thf eGu9ss Invited
ton of an association for the erection Of O
suitable monument at this place In honor
of our great leader, and to this end that G
committee Of five be appointed to prepare
and report plan Of organization.
! They then adjourned to meet on Saturday
next ut 10 A. Nj, in the courthouse.
The citizens of the town, the students
and the two literary societies Of the college
also adopted suitable resolutions.
| LEXINGTON,
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YUhT OF HIC:: MoNH. Der II. 1877

YUhT OF HIC-: MoHt!. Der l.! 1870
sRRIvEt..
s,esmer Ellie Knight TsnvIs, Baltimore, NOR
chandise and passengers. ~ u,u,r.,,h,s
schooner q. ID. towards, AcusVn, HH'i'utiFui@'
coal 3. T. Lathrop,
s,eamer John sy,vester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
en STEAMER r Isaac se, sia nsw Yoss. ner'
chsndi 81 ana passengers, J.hn WYATT
steamer Norfolk, Platt, Phil ,dol2hla, Iner' hau-
scho ,ncr May Jane FISHER, Lawrence BrihRe-
po;t. our., yiu Osbo nes', coal, CWtis - ksr'
.hooness ,3nrry Lsn1sl tnE ss si r1 lom1.e W.
Schooner Casper Ifrft, sbae, Trenton. - DE- tto
James river iumhcc. ,.u. ,.
scnoOnef G.n. Grant. Colburh' Not!o'h- bn''
u,vsr yo,sr. Oct, M-Arr7red, steamer Adj
m!rai, Reg bold, Battnore, mercnhno!se aGu ga sJ
sengers, York sifer Railroad iConpthy' EAU
hoI,1A CREEK, Oct. IL--Arrived, steamer
GeorgSanra, Frremau, Baltimore. m'Icnahu aE =
aun Dassengers kichmondr rredei,chspnI o1a
Potomac Railroad COMPANY anu saiie1 ch rssu n'
fay TELEGRAPH
can TKASCfsCo,' Oct H.-1he steamer Cpnu,
uen nj, from Mazstlan, with iull caro- = i wv
c"mnsmru 70. , ric on tue 9Th OF Eep,em
Der In Inc Gulf cf Mexico, In Which ss e haur
s Wban the ,' .rsse H ~as Abandoned Fix boats
filled win passengers .hoTed Oh. seven ys ts
gers and The SECOND COOK r Ssr Two Its sS
| Tived nj Cape st. Lucas on t,e a.th tn oine J
boats unoed ne III. same pla e. The i".wa
| 90. Wonss Of SIN Louis Poto /; j. u ~ tie
Mr. aartmeas, aud three MeSieOns, Inns 1s. IN
own Thu .iuer nd ,so TOTAL ,n,S
Wssnatos. 1hlch Gle red from TILL port to-day,
took ire nine miles below The city, n.d wa run
to nT ,hnut 700 barrels of splrits d! trrenline,
400 bales Of cotton, anda few barrel Of 70 d. "a, At
last account, the tirc had burned through Lbc uplSr
deck and there Is no doubt tie vessel VIII P''o'
one i the city fire companies, with s,eaine u.
has trsn ii patched 10 thee eue; Titt me ~.
Il saving part " the cargo "ht'' -
| sn,cd. ,, s,ear - Iu,hp
from France and Brlttaula from SitStp".
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e CaaaLEsroS, s. Ca, Oct. 4 THE death OF
Gen. Lee caused profound sorrow herei
Bells were toiled all yesterday, and the
flags of The shipping and throughout the
city were at halE-mast. The Chamber OF
Commerce met this morning and TOOK ap-
propriate action In regard to bis deatn.
There will be public meeting OF cltlzens
to-morrow.at noon to do honor to the greaC
departed. Business will probably be largely
suspended during the day. :,
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 14--The Mayor OF
Savannah has issued proclamation causing
tomorrow to be observed with fitting test1.
moniuls In honor of the memory Of General
Lee. ALI business will be suspended, and
all the bells tolled at intervals Of fifteen
minutes. A public meeting offcitizens was
neld in the Exchange at II o'clock to-day.
The City Exchange and public offices will
be draped in mourning, and services VIII
be held in all the churches.
LYNcHBURG, VA, Oct. 14.-There was u
public meeting Of citizens this evening. and
resolutions were passed In honor OF the IL
lustrious dead. The Mayor Issued procla-
nation for the observance Of tomorrow.
The bells>will be tolled, all business houses
and city offices will be closed, and services
held In all the churches.
CHATTANoodA,t7 Tenn, Oct. 14.-There
was large demonstration of sorrow here
to-day at the death OF General Lee. Three
hundred ex-Contederates were present.
Resolutions of coincidence were passed.
Speeches were made by q numbero OF pr0ml-
nent gentlemen. Among them were Gen.
John c. Brown, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, and Colonel j. Burch Cook.
The speeches manifested sincere admira-
ton for the life and character OF the lament.
ed hero, not only in war but In peace, and
attributed to his wise councils since the
surrender the present peaceful condition OF
| the country. 1852
large and impressive meeting Of citizens
! was held tonight in Metzerott Hall, TO pay
respect to the memory Of Gen: Lee: The
meeting was presided over by W: ". Cor
| coren, Esq, with number Of vice-presi-
dents and secretaries. a series of resolu-
lions were adopted expressive of the sentl-
ment of the community after which ad.
dresses were delivered by James III. Cur.
Isle, Esq, Richard T. Merrick, ESD, and
| Col. w. Z. Phillips.
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10y ASSOCIATED PREss.7

LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 14.-Eyerything
about Lexington indicates it house of
mourning to-day. All the business houses
ure closed, and a deep gloom pervades the
whole community. Memorial services were
held yesterday and this morning in the col
lege, and were largely attended.
Tho remains Of General Lee were con-
veyed from his residence to the college
chapel, the following being the order Of the
procession Escort OF honor, consisting Of
officers and soldiers OF the late Conted-
crate army; the chaplain and other
clergy; pall-bearers, with the body
the old gray war horse that carried
the General through I'LL his campaign
in the late war; trustees and Faculty of
Washington College; students, visitors,
and Faculty; officers and cadets os the Fir-
ginia Military institute, and Masons and
Odd-Fellows.
The remains lie in state In the college
chapel until the interment tomorrow at Il
NJ. and are there visited by thousands OF
grief.stricken people, white and colored,
old and young. The ladies OF Lexington
cluimed II as their privilege to drape III
mourning with their own hands the college
chapel, which General Lee built, and be-
Meath which he Is to be buried, and the
Episcopal Church, OF which he is devout
member.
utptl1lSs HWY DCfll llcIl ~ llc l. ot
Of the college ind Military Institute, by the
students OF tho college and the several ill
erary societies, and also by the officers and
soldiers of the late Confederate army resi-
dent at Lexington, aud the citizens Of Lex.
ington en- n,dsSe, and touching resolutions
were adopted to give expression 10 tnelr
universal sense OF sorrow.
Gen. Lee remarked two years ago to Gen.
Pendleton that he did not expect 10 nfe
longer than two years more. The evening
he was taken sick he was unusually bright
and cheerful. The remote reason OF zen.
Lees death was the long continuance ot de-
pressing moral causes, commencing WIN
the wefghty responsibilities and anXieties
during the last year of the war, the effect OF
which overthrow the CAUSE he loved, ana
also the condition of the South since has
| borne heavily upon him. He bore all win
4 calm exterior and devoted himself To lhe
duty of the hour, but the tibres OF his great
| heart were at last broken. The proxlnatc
|. cause Of his death was mental and physical
| fatigue, inducing venous congestion OF the
brain, which gradually caused cerebral ex'
| haustion and death.
| AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 14.-Nearly al toe
| business houses are drsped in mourning ~
| respect to the memory OF General Lee.
Bells were tolled and business III q Ssea'
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 14.-Extensive pre-
parations are being made for the obsequles
of General Lee tomorrow. EVERYBODY,
| without distinction Of party, VIII take pAr't
| In it. The legislative, executive, ana u
departments Of the Government WI! eis' Is
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct.14.Business ha'
besn suspended throughout the day, hna
! tie houses generally are draped In mourn
Ing, i'm honor Of General Lee.
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4 !. Lrxnus, Oct. 14.-Fffty.tw0 countfes
heq 4 from officially give Republican naa-
joIfy Of G, 625. The remaining twenty-six
counties will increase the Republican NM
jority TO 1900.
= In the fourth district McKeGney (Demor
crat, has l2l majsrity
The Republicans will hold o joliifcationl
meeting here Tonight. q .IsF@-
ClscIsSArI. Oct. Alt isnow claimed
snat smiths Republican, minority In the
sixth district will be 500. Gg1r.Gf
~ ~. ,s, W e INDIANA. satsf
isDIAsApoLIs, Oct. 1.-THE election Of
Iall. Eighty-6ye counties give 1,27G Demo.
cratic majority. Seven counties to hear /
from gave H6 Democratic majority in 1883.
The Democrats have majority in the House
Of Representatives and tie in the Senate.
Shanks (Rep.) Is elected IN: the 9th district. 4
The result In the 4th district Is still un.
known. ,coburn (Rep. selected in the 9th
district. 80
lE IseI 20 majority IN The At aipd''na dis
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHrLApELpHIA, Oct. fA-Tbe official
statement o.. the majority shows that Myers
Democrat) is elected by 80 majority
rJe lsEcoNp DIsPATcE.l!.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.--tfarlner lRe'
publican} is elected to Congress.ln the NTH
district by, 100 Majority. Getz;E Deniocrat)
has s, 1896 majority in the eighth district. In
the. tenth district KeIlepger DEMOCRACY 10
elected by 623 majority.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 14.--Incomplete re-
turns show that tho Republican majority
| in the State Senate will be /, tand in the
House -. The official count, however,
| may alter this.
SCRANTON, Oct. 14.--shoemakcr (Rcpub-
| LEAN has 1000 majority in Luzerne and 500
In susquehanna, Harding (Republican)
has defeated Woodward for presiding judge
of LuSerne county by 1900 majority. Luz
zerne county has gone altogether Repubii'
can. Heretofore It has been reliable
Democratic stronghold.
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The Arlington Estate.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. Alt is gem
erally believed that The Government holds
the Arlington estate by virtue Of the con-
fiscation act. If this is true, the property
would now revert to the widow Of General
Lee. The property was left by hr. GUSTS
to Mrs. &c, his daughter, with life IN
terest, and at her death to Gusts and fltz-
hugh Lee, his grandsons. Che taxes being
unpaid during the war, 1t became the pro-
perty of the United States by tax purchase
and is now held by the tax title. Efforts
have been made to redeem it, but without
avail. The best part of the estate Is low
covered by the National Cemetery.
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sUrERIHrESDEST's OFFICE '. NJ. I.,f
LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. y, 1870.


The Academy Board met at the call OF
the Superintendent at 10 \. VI.
Present, ali the mombers except q. VIC
Lee.
Tie Superintendent announced to the
Academy Board the death OF Gsn. h. e
Lee whcleupon, OF motion, the following
minute YVES ordered 10 De spread upon the
records OF the Board:
We, In a degree which no words can adj
euuately depict, SORROW ut the death OF one
who was 50 distinguished by position, so
iliJ-triors fer hi3 deeds, and SO noble III
character. Cur whule land has suffered by
the blow, and our whole land wiz in2uf,l'
while distant n2tions will not withhold
the sympathy awakened by the death
o: one whose life Is part OF the
history OF the world, and whose moral eN-
cc,rnt!cs inspired love and admiration III
the heart Of the good. 70 Us a. Faculty,
however, the blow comes with peculiar
force. We individually knew him as Il
ucighbor and friend, but ~ Faculty we
were bound 10 him by closer tles-as teI-
low-lsborcr in the same cause, ana as me
father OF one Of the professors OIL the ' IT.
ginji Military Iustitute-We therefore ieei a
peculiar grief, and claim the privilege OF
speciul mourncrs. To Mrs. Lee and her
family we offer the expression OF our SYM
pathy for his death, Of our pride IN the lie
OF our hero, and Of our assurance Oh the
glorious immortality of the earnest Chris
tau. 70 the Faculty OF our sister institu'
ton we beg to convey our sense OF the
.rcat loss ther have sustained by the dealt
of their President, whose efforts Id the
cause OF education have shed such lustre
upon Washington College.
Resolred, That General Smith, super
intendent, and Commander Maury, ne ap,
uoiuted a committee TO present the above
eZtTact iroIn our record 10 Mrs. Lee and TO
the Faculty Of Washington Colegs, With
the tender Of our co6peratton'as Faculty
In whatever mode may be acceptable In the
solemnities OF the occasion.
The meeting Of soldiers adopted the fol
lowing.
/. Resol0ed, That as humble en- members e Der,
Of that great army o. th sI bead and chief, we
mourn his death with feelings untinged by
bitter memories of the stormy PAST s,a ans
IN the opinion OF mankind; we meet 70 &c
him honor. AT his open grave passion na'1''
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Agricultural Fair at Henderson,.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPATGH.l
HENDERSON, n. c., Oct. IA, 1870.

HENDERSON, n. c., Oct. IA, 1870.
A crowd of about one thousand was In
attendance to-day. The trotting and pacing
matches were won by Parsons "Oiver
Twist"
At the tournament this evening. T. T.
Hamil was the successful knight, and will
crown the Queen this evening. j. W,
Cooper crowns the First Maid of Honor,
Alpheus Snead crowns the Second Maid OF
Honor, and George W. Fields crowns the
Third Maid Of Honor. The successful knight
was challenged by Fields, but the result
was the same. Coronation ball tonight.
II
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Homicide i'm philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.--John c. Nolan,
shot by Return Judge Crawford whilst at
tempting to force his way into the court
room where the official court Of the cleo.
ton was being made, is dying. He made Q
dying statement, charging that Crawford
shot HIM at the instigatton OF District
Attorney W.Bs Mann.
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LATEST FROM LEXINGTON.

The Body Lying In stnte-The Guard
and Capt. Robert Eee-RellsiOrIs SER
vices In the Chapel-EioqHent Ser
non by Rev Dr, Gem PendletSns
ard Fsetnarks of other CIergymen-
why Gen. Lee went to Lexington
Interesting Exercises.
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Sixth Congressional Distributions
nation of Hon. J0nn I. Harris.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPAT'

STANTON, Oct. IA, 1870.
The Convention to nominate Conserva.
tive candidate for Congress In this district
reassembled in Harrisonburg yesterday.
On the twelfth ballot Hon. John T. Harris
was nominated. shenandoah, with dele
CATION Of twcnty-seven, voted sclidly on
each ballot for Harris. $.
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COMMERCIAL.

New York StOefs and Money Market.
NEW YORK, oct. E.-Soon.- 81 'cks quiet.
Gold, llaa. Monev, per sent. Exchange-Lons,
lOst; shOrt, 1924. Bonds, llss.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE Southern
Pacific, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa
Clara and Pajaro, and the California South:
ern Railroad Companies have consolidated
under the name Of the Southern Pacific
railroad 80 s@I a $780,
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The Yns,Irreeaion in ;le Argentine
Renuhftc.

LISBON. Oct. 1.-The mail steamer from
Rio Janeiro brings dates to the 22d of Sep
TENDER. The force, OF the Argentine Re.
public had defeated the insurgents in two
engagements. There had also been an IN.
decisive struggle between tho Moutiycdians
and the rebels.
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HSasosaic Electfoss.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14,--The Grand
Cessistory OF Masons OF California have
elected W. It, Reynolds grand commander
in.chtef.
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,SrECIAL rELEGRAu 70 TuE nISF Arcn /. !

~ Nrtn To- -
rrstcrn.v Mos fn,,v ,.,rri..,l ou, ,o-J,x A.
a..rl,s.L Mis- ,p,,n,r,. m, .,.,p,l ,yn. fnnd
,,;,n s,,d,nt. o,I ,,,i,.,s ,,,I, .oo,,,,,,;
1o.r,,, e.r.nt, ~, ,,,[, ,,,,,,i'.,,,i
- -, 49,. ,.,,,,.,.,.. 1850 -, -,
so" ,ic AZ" tcIiIi m ','u' ~ Kew ~
,,>", ,,,;t,, ;,, 49, ""a'S
'",'""'> "''t WY "ti''i," "tN
ina ;3s''tu!iy drarcd IN mourning Ivy the
Students. while the ladies Of the town as
sisted in arpropriafrIv dr,riurthc rhnncI
ht,,s:,,o't ,,.I, sewn .,,e,,,,.,,', ,1 ,,.;u
>N ~ '
II HhA! h'tcE inc huri&E on SATURDAY. AT II
O'Clock there WAS 4 meeting Of old Con-
fedccats soldiers. In rhcdicrcctoth the follow
.,l
~ "'''
" To n. officers Ual Svjtbrys # r.. Con-
fr3:TGte .Arm4:
"E.Ilnv Soldier. Y,I1arr rrn,,rStrlto
assemble al the ro,tri- house mis- nnrninr,
IN order 70 organize for uniting in til"
,t,u,rjI services nC our L,lo IcIoy ID leader
General r. = | a.. The ,tlgrc of honor n
Tx PROCESSION has been assigned To YOU.
r>;.nrI. 81. X, tpvoxpsoS."
This call, ~ISned ~ The old leader" ., the
Twrnfv-s"Y.nrh Virginia l.;;,,riry. l.rourhr
fn.a4hcr & lar.,, ,.:,ml.r If nli soldiers
r.ho t,r,,,: -. '-,, .,,, CS,s.,
t,.,n,orfs,r ,1.,;,r, y ,,,r,,,.,., ,,,Io,.a,
:, , VI a,, W ~ -.
,'''N ~ " IL" ">,"'S ~
:a"F>!laiS Aitcf them CEN" the clergy :;
lien tn. BODY, attended iy the uTl-hrarrr>
.rr,ady g7nnpprrd. ryrrrt TINT in the nh
,,,.,,r f,.,,.,,r,,.,,.r .,,,,,,,,..,
'"~ NVG"'''
NH!t''". ""H' u h'oVHc LOOK MS place.,
..i>>t III rear vi th2 hcaT>c. IraN cllcr,' the
Iii WARRIORS, -. General Lee, with saddle
md brittle rover, i with cram, ,y,S oni,t!y
-nl,f..,.,,, .,,.,,,,..,!, ,,.,,,,.l, ,,r,,,,1;.
''"'*o ." '"' eyes - m'HE o'U No'0l'tN "ho
remembered how he looked III the licat OF
ha.t... Then came In order tho long nru-
,...ssjnr nf ,b. -r,,s+..,s AMI Eo,,,Itv or ,hs
.,I.,1 .'>' ~ wy - ''-N
r''''' "Su''s anu corps u ca
"''N' "hU 'H'Eeh>' ne hooy was borne
"ui al the northeastern gate ct lie fre>i-
d"u''e house and carried around the col
- chapel. sntrrr;@ from the side next to
"a. l-..irr-c Tho r.rlajn. uorc land ~
49,. -, -l,t~,r,,, 49,. ,bo .l,.,,,l ,,,3
49, i>S " Wv ~'"i' y ""'
II" procession passed Slowly ny, cach ole
liking look ri the teat ures OF the mighty
.jl.H The coffin. : metallic burial ease.
49,. ,..,,.r..s WITH ,,ov.rs Tn. hoa.- i
,:,,,,
e e'''''' :" . -''1'!''' 9"'. VI IAN 'I'' ''"''
rename = very nAiUT&i. HUNDREDS -! our
i...;,.. urat this afternoon 70 -aZc quietly
-. ~, loved ur,i ho-nr,,i face. and the or
-.~.,..:,,. ,..;n ,.:r[ 49, $500, ,,,.tl -,
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MlNIATuRS sLS,hNAG. OCT. 10 $50.
ann r,sas al aaooL rises......... 9es
Su. . sn,o 623 --tgr ttIc.. S.pS
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RAILROADS.

60 - 90 o. 80 - .:ssss.ssEs -: s@ :sisas
NOTICE.-The SUNDAY EACUhst go,
VIII v i not be run any longer. I'll. WYE. Sc.
Il +.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
" IpNI O1k11 a Z VI S'I'
/. x,rIrpc rN Ann kR0TTND pARI

LONDON, oct. H.-The terrible artillery
fire from Fort du Mont Vallerten has nte-
rally swept the country around apouI ioF
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NEW YoRK, lot. 14--fvon. Flour 9uirt ana
finn Wheat quiet AMI nrn Corn dnli ana oe.
duh and heavy uplands. lIcj Orleans ss&s
Ereights frin.. ..----
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE MEMORY OF GEN. LEE
CERxMoNyEs AT LEXINGTON.
RlS on SOLDIERS ASSIGNED THI
PLACE OF HON0R.

ReSoiuttous az the Encx,l,y of wash.
fnEfon College, o. the Faculty Of
the Tir&,ra Military In
stttu.c. and az sac
Odd SoiGlcrs"-
Other Meetings..
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO EAlL'
ECROaD. On and altar TIL ksDsI mn ILL M
Dor, 1870, the PAssEaGsk Th aloo WIZ 1SN
MAIL TRAIN ~1u run DAILY between , n.sc,
mono and Stanton, Except ouneaS ott"e'"
Gordonsytlle and etannton i -,
Leave Rtrhmond AT o. d. NJ, and arf''e ~
stanton ut $50 p. ID, a..
Richmond d. as P NJ. Thistrain makss eiose
connection at GordonsvsiIe, With the o' s,,I ps
atexaucrla sud Mans ssxs railsOs al Tor w asnin8s
ton, Baltimore. PhiladeIphIs. New York. bo-s'n'
&C.
Between staunton and White Sulphur = VII ron
cave stsunton' on TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY. 81. 7:6 4. NJ. aud arrive ut
w bite rul pauf at Sis T. ID
Leave White sul. hur on NOHDAf. WElfs
NES,.Ay, and FRIDAY, at i. d., and arrive
at taunton 1T 2 rs r. u.
There Will be TRANSFER ut Risanns river. near
Charlottesville and one at south river, near
JAMES II. NETHERLASD,
:. Oct E5tH u - Genera Ticket Aren't
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Manifestation of sympathy at the


IsD1ANAPoLIs, Oct. IA majority Of
the business houses in this city We're draped
news Of the death OF General Lee. There
Will be public demonstration of sorrow.
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fEDMOST RAILsOsDs,
SJrpPRYNTE-DES OFFICE
~ -. ~ rc1rua.rra Oct. IL no. J

HrOTICE.-Until further notice freignnt
" for stations on tho soUTasiD2E SCn.n ~ yin
between BCakEEl .r hE, sIa ana sA~Ua -
JAYS: for st ,ttous cast OF .BurhsYlia oh'S VI
aoSDAio a tss Tnus. DoDAhEAc,.
80 o., sruperiuteacenS.
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rORD N>rANns AIS, vs.. SAVINGS
BANK OF THE CITY Oh sICHMO n.
IN the Chsncefy Court OF the city o klchnond
nv decree entered In this cause on the LTD DAY os
March, 1897 all persons having claims sEainst ths
said "a Wings Bank arc DIR cfed @ prsn a. Ipe
evidence 70 snstsin tho same. And oy said rscrs4
h "a ordered toat ali claims BOT 10 presented VIII
H. xcluded from the tistJ5nGoa OF ths assets W
said saytngS Bank. -
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T7IRGNIA sHAIE.. S7RIcULIUHAL4
sAIs
TO BE HELD AsgaE PALE sgcusDa
RlcHAogn


Itfc mem oershsp. Qaao, twenty doll srs. wsice
enti.lss rho owner 10 iase With him 70 tns ean,vs
sion his wife, snu s.s -
Two doiArls sid enfsies the osuas 49, ~
ili..nce 90 e aropnds asaa sss FL
% IS ss3 1oaiss. sas re z s1s SIS.