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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-14


october 10. 1870.
Ih;, f<a day Of gloom and sadness here
the telegraph has announced the death oi
,,rTr.ai Eohert F.. Lee. Since Tuesday
..a,n il had he,.n understood that the more
.,ya-.lhlc symptoms which he exhibited
r,-ir in She mnrning had given place +"
moro Alarming ones than he had yet shown.
t@liY his morning II was whispered
through the community that he was fast
~iuking. and with heatin. hearts our people
waited the issue.
With the iirst peals Of the toIling bells
;hg news ran through the town. and all
classes wept together as the word passed
from np 10 lip, General Lee ia dead In
moment, and without any concert OF ac-
!i"u. every store. shop. o. other place o!
Business. was closed. Even freedmen iett
lhp!r work. and ali mingled Ia the common
-r.ei.
TIE exercises al the College and Institute
Wc:c suspended. and every young man
seemed - feel that he had sustained M
igIepI:ahle personal bereavement. All OF
he snail schools We're closed, and the chill
luu went Is they realized that one Of their
'r-. friends had gone from them.
Nouy correspondent has taken especial
,4uu> 70 obtain from his physicians (nrs.
ll,r:un ami Nadi>on) a full and accurate
-ti;cm2ut OF Gen. Lees illness and death.
The remote and real cause was the long
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and thprp iTls M
c,~..ri7 phv~c4l reason why he might no
lave lived tor Years 10 come. The imme
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.: h phY-lc.1n-. "m"ntal and physical ii
t.:,.., inducing venou- congestion OF I'M
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Norfolk aaarksts.

cc7 Ia.4pD,es. sou bern dried, % ID. 500.
Bacon -Ci IL rio lssai lsh ssidss, Haalso'i
) bnu ders, Jssc.;heseas w ..aa,,s,s Ar.
Corn :. bite, MS pr dusasa; soss yellow wv
J. cettaa...pov Haiadllns, iac.t Ordinary, isac
good DIN .ry 1a3c. &sttiIEtasf: 80
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ia grnss, Oh. rs; Nor GRsoiiu. roe. nall
b srrel3, spss. Is Ii ekeesa Coo, lee Dss, y
Hides Grsen,s sc.; srys isGltecs lamb and
sheep, Gae, GEL; caif aIp. si.7s Efeon
!, .ls s pn,s naH, % ss@sas
4 lfsse. Common preof1 sl.so; aeductd, Si.soss
al "a !; old ryt, g. COG II.
b 5Ontssain aw, 8stgos, ssc,ss ~
psanufa FANCY, 81. as prime, si.&DsS -
Platter. For agrieuterai perpassa % tosnss.Ss;
patatcss.. Per barrel, sa.tssssi snests' tssfsi'
Raqs-sa bales, sse,
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M. l, ., 60 .s,,e.. GOTTEN Coop.

MrmpHra. Tssa. vet. "a hsaYy iRo as
nreyafieu Here last night, and ~ $500 W.
that great damage has resulted 70 'ae @pe
cott0S,
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aessa.. Common, slw; No. !. q. saaa, so.

asssa Common, slss; No. ], sa.soo,s, SO.
Sd ciesar, 30 o; oh. 9 gr.ss, - soasa:
aares, Tod ons i ,ssI,-ad. s4s; culls. sas.
9 b,te oat .. Ding. 90: euIls, .ss6sss. whrs
oaa hsg head. sc cu $50 bite oaa ptpe s1s;
sa!nGlss -rse-fse. No. he.r,, s,sso. do. We.
s Ssi sss, ,lss e a. twelve nh
TmH1r Pei s!spir,ts per gs,lon ssqa4sc.
Red ssoies SIS ill., al, 1slr 8 PRIME PRIME
I Mno; Are s,rr:'. s,7s snalrbar-a,, asa
Domestic hanraets- lBY rELgenApHT
,o sEw a ssI sso, - Noon GO ton u ana
rad saperaas STAT, sssassssas % so rseR,ns
ss osa q 5a ssss ssassa e I sS55 s sgsa
better and closed du,sti No sprnas o. so@ sia;
No White M,ehsss sas amss.
rmsr and rlosed heavy ws,ssrS s: sssSs
closing ut CSC. Beef quia; mess, sae9s extra
s s'ea peis aiass k nas isss I'd
more active western, freq. sssc. wood, ssIssio
groceries quiet. Torpen,ine adssncilt, &c. Rc.
Tallow steady at s38eae Fr. ishIs very irm COZ.
ton, BY steam, Egg wheat, Steam, g.; sal. ).
Howard street supsrfne, s5 7sGSs.7s Wheat
steady, Corn-Southern white o. "a u. PORK
drm at s27. Bacon arm and rrtt e. ssosldeIR,
l5c. Whisky In fair demand at sUGsa
CISoraEATI, Oct. ia.-Flour firm srd in fair
demand. Corn dull and lower old. sa0ssc new,
qnIet md unchanged. Bacon frnd; demand Light {;
.houJters, nc; sides, U3c. j y
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is. Cotton steady mid.
dings, NsQSi4a-. r~-----t~-.s~~-
Foreign Markets-lBY TELEdEApH ]
LONDON. Oct. u Noon -Cons0la, e2i for mo-
ney. American securities steady. stocks d II.
LIVERPOOL tlct. 13o-N0on Cotton tebding
downwaris. Pork frner. Lard, Tie Cd
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MERIDIAN, MIss., Oct. la.-Ihe psst ifos
of tie ssasoh fell here this morning.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Death Of General Lee.

IN 'NSih III lTS.
tCtL. PARTICULARS OF gsls LAS,
EgENEAS.
flE RFNhTE AND IMMEDIATE
CAUSES OF DEATH.
DEMONSTRATIONS ol Grief i'm Eexin&-
,on -'Tte Hasly Renaaved from 'he
Hestiaacc ~ the CSlfsgr
tnanei ana lying In Sfafe-Th"
Procession 90 the Street
Meeting % Students
den. s<ee's Wishes
In Regard 30 the
cral.
sc. &c.
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sSSURANCE COMPANIES

INSURANCE COMPANIES
THOMAS 81. ALFRIEND & SONS
GENERAL INSURANCE AaENCY.
NO. 800 MAIN STREET.
FraEMEN,s FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
OF sAN FRANcIsCO. -
CAPITAL taoldl. .......".......! 900 90
ASSETS, January l, 1870, (ao!dl...... S6T,1l3 50
New York City Board OF Reference:
DAVID DOws. A. &. Low,
aEoRGv OPDYKE, b. B CT .LIN.
Nm. T. COLEMAN, JOHN W1NsLOW.
POLICIES GRANTED IN CURRENCY Or
G o L D. : p,sts
- THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
In Virginia registered bonds deposited Will the
State Treasurer as security for ITS
Virginia policy holders.
Having been appointed agents OF the above
FIRsT-CLAaa. LIBERAL. A9D PROMPT
pAYIna COMPANY.
we solicit the patronage OF all desiring insurance.
"a Pl-lIn No. -.... .taa -
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Foretsn markets-Ipy TnrYasApH,

Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRApH
ney. American securities steady. etocks d II.
LIVERPOOL t>ct. 49, Noon Cotton teodtnS
downwartis Pork frmer. Lard, Tie Cd.
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Murphy road, in Reno Township, vas taken
up and contract awarded at his bid, 81, Ss9.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That $500 be appropriated 10
build . culvert on the Rapp road in EastOn
Township. and that Commissioner Thorn
burg be Instructed to superintend said work.
Rsored, That an appropriation of 500
be made and placed in the hands Of
E. w. Lucas, Trustee of Paramount
Township, for the purpose Of build
ing cufverts on and grading what
is known rs the knight road in Fairmont
Township 30 as to make the same passable,
work to Be done and money to be expended
under the supervision of said Trustee ~
Resolved, That the County Clerk is hereby
instrncted to advertise for proposals for
building q bridge on Walnut creek on the
State road from Atchison TO Tonganoxie in
Alexandria Township, in accordance with
plans and specifications TO bc furnished by
d. N. Barnes, such plans to be for both
wood and iron.
Resolred, That the County Clerk is hereby
instructed to advertise for proposal for bnild-
ing bridge, with approaches across Rock
creek in High Prairie Township neal J. p.
Saulsbury's residence, in accordance with
specifications of ID. \. Barnes hereto an
nexed.
The petition of NJ. J. PARROT and others
asking an appropriation to repair hill on Lee
compton road, in High Prairie Township
was granted, and the sum of $50 apprOpri-
ated for said purpose, to be expended under
the directions Of ID. n. Barnes.
The abstract of claims and accounts for Oc-
Srl,o- -,>s to1 onN al0nwet ~
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the County Clerk be and
he il hereby authorized and instructed
to indorse the check of the Kansas
and Missouri Bridge Company for S25, 900,
being ten per cent. on the amount of stock
subscribed by Leavenwoth County TO the
capital stock of said Kansas and Missouri
Bridge Company, it being the amount of the
assessment made BY said Bridge Company on
the stockholders Of the same.
The report of D. N. Barnes on the con-
dition of the bridge over Nine Mile creek,
on the East DeSoto road, was received and
filed, and on motion the sum of $40 was
appropriated to repair same, and ID. N.
Barnes appointed to let contract and SUPER
intend the same.
The report of the Special Committee on
the petition of sundry citizens of High Prai-
rie Township, in the matter of changing
School Districts Nos 8 and 20, was received,
and On motion the whole matter was referred
back to the Superintendent Of Public In
struction to report on same, and that his ac-
ton in said matter be final; and leave was
given parties to withdraw papers if they de-
sire.
The petition Of John 7. McWhirt, for an
apprOpriatiOn of $500 to work the old Law
renee road in High Prairie Township, was
granted.
Board adjourned till the first Monday in
December, 1870.
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John William w. Jones, . native of Eng
land, now forty-three yean old. When last
heard from, May q, 1858, he was working
in pottery at Stranger Creek, twelve miles
from Leavenworth city. He was slender, of
medium height, had dark brown hair, in
clined to curl, prominent gray eyes, round
features and a full chest. He had been q
druggist and soldier. Any reliable infor-
nation of him will confer great favor and
be suitably rewarded. Address P. X. Ad-
ans, Topeka, Kansas.
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The following notice was handed us by
Mr.. H. ]. Dennis, who desires US to state
that its circulation will confer great favor
upon an estemable lady, who is very anxious
to hear Of her brother. Exchanges will
please copy:
By widowed sister of her only brother
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THE STATE OF KANSAS.
lravenvorth County,
In the probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate
William II. Coley, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
~ TIERS administration have been graptcsi 70 the
on the Estate Of William H. Colley, late
NJ said County, deceased, by the Honorable, the
Probate Court Of the County and State aforesaid
dated the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1870 Now all
persons having claims against the said estate,
hereby notified, that they must present the to
The undefSigned tpr allowance within one from
the date Of said letters, they may he precludcd
nom any benefit ~ such estate, and that il such
claims be exhibited within three year. ateF the
date Of said letters, they shall he forever barrei.
JAMES SEYMOUR, Admir-
ofthe Estate II " illiam II. Cslley, Decea<~d.
Leavenworth City, Nov. 3, 1870. novl1v3w
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THE STATE OF KANSAS
LEAvEywORTH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate
Henry y. Robinson, Dec d.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
IN TIERS Of Administration have been granted To
the undersigned on the Estate Of Henry NJ Robin
son, lste Of said County, deceased, by the Honor
able, the Probate Court Of the County and State
Aforesaid, dated the 10Th day Of November, A. D.
1870. Now, all persons having claims against the
said estate, ar. hereby notified, that they must
present the TO the undersigned for allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit u such
estate, and that IL such claims BE- not exhibited
within three years after the date of said letters,
they shall he forever barred.
- LCTHERA p. ROBINSON, Adm'rx
Ofthe Estate Of Henry " Robinson. Deceased
Leavenvosth County, Nov. 10Th, l.1G.
nOv1lw3W
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IrAvIswos1nc orSTr. ,s
In the Probate Court, in and for sail County.
In the matter Of the Estate
Augustus NJ Sawyer, Decd
NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters If Admin
~ istration have been granted To the undersigned
On the Estate Of Augustus 81 Sawyer, la;e of said
County, deceased by the Honorable, the Probate
Court VI the County and State aforesaid dated the
18th day Of October, A. ID. $50. Now, all persons
having claims against the said estate, are hereby
notified that they must present the same tn the
dersigned for allowance within one year from the
date q saidletten, or they may be precluded from
any benekof such estate, and that ii such claims he
not exhibited within three years after the date Of
said Letters, they shall be forever barred.
MARTHA b. SAWYER, Admir-.
Othe Estate Of Augustus u. Sawyer, Dec j.
Leavenworth City, Oct 1ith, 1s.e.
octl6d1t&wsw
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FRI.
Burning OF the MOntauk Mills.
Loss Estimated ut $40, 900.
One Man Seriously Injured.

Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock the
northwestern part of the roof of the Montauk
Mills, owned by White Brothers, located
at the foot of Pine street, was discovered to
be on fire, and soon the entire upper part of
the building was one sheet of flame. The
alarm bells sounded and the engine was as
promptly on hand as the location would per.
nit, but could render no effective services.
The walls, being Of unusual thickness ard
solidity, did not fall, but the whole interior
burned out, including machinery and about
$40, 900 worth Of stock, of which only 100
sacks of -four were saved. The engine and
boilers, being located in a separate building,
were not injured. The fire is supposed to
have caught from the sparks of Il locomotive.
During the progress of the fire, Mr.. De-
cock, a miller in the establishment, Was
severely injured by the falling OF hatchway,
the rope having burned off. Hcwas struck
on the head, and we learned last night that
his condition was critical.
The mill was valued at $50, 600, and was
insured for so, 1000, in the following COM
panies: Albany City, of Albany, $500;
American Central, $500; Merchants, Of
Hartford, 5000; Lamar, OF Chicago,
81, 500; Lumbermen's, Of Chicago, 1850;
Great Western, of Chicago, 81, 900; Pacific,
Of San Francisco, $1,000; Liverpool, Lon
don and Globe, 5000. The stock was in
sured for s., 600, in the North British.
The building was of stone, three stories
high, and was erected by Mundy & Fritz
land, in 1859, for a brewery. 1t WAS
used for that purpose for several
years, and was a very popular resort for
Summer beer drinkers, ON account Of 4 large
and cool cellar extending back into the bluff.
1t was undoubtedly the strongest building in
the city, having been put up of the best kind
Of stone, and by the best of workmen.
The loss falls heavily upon the Mesrs.
White, who were Going very large b,si-
ness with excellent prospects. They are
among our most enterprising citizens, and
will undoubtedly rebuild their mill.
The WEsrEN UNION Telegraph Conn
pany are rebuilding their line between here
and St. Louis, and the improvement also in.
cludes the addition of another wire. The
new posts in the city are larger than the old
ones, and more substantially put up. An
enlargement Of Photographic facilities has been
needed for some time past, and the ncwspl-
pers, in particular, will rejoice at the pros
pect of no more interruption OF their des-
patches by the "ines down."
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CHAPPED l.aStls, fac, SOugh skin, pimPles,
ring. worm, salt-Fheum, and other contagious
affections, cured, and the skin made sol. and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap. made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co, New York. 1t
is more convenient and easily applied than
other remedies, avoiding the trouble Of the
greasy compounds now in use. Sold by all
druggists. r XoctlSsahtSwed 8
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County Board.

.a SATURDAY, Nov. ls, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. all
present, and President Chaplin in the chair.
The petitjon of A. Il. Hayens. asking the
Board to accent Sl75. 600 in bonded indebt
edpes Of the county in payment for the
$3.50. 900 of the county's stock in the Kansas
Pacific Railway. was laid ON the table.
The petitior ofB F. Edwards and others
of Kickamo Township. for the appointment
of viewers to locate a road in said township
Vas t.Ien nm and GRANTED and John +
Sander, John Kerr and n Hepdersor vvare
appointed viewers to meet At the bouse nj
H. E.lv,r}s nm the first dov Of nac.n,I,er
On Barnes and A. A. H,rb;son s'I,.
mitted their te,ort and specifcations for re-.
n,;rs tSYbe RI, STRANGER hr;doe and cor,-.c4
In s,;l vcrk w,,s sw,r1le,l IN JoRr McI.r,hv
At his hid ,7,,G.. LII - -"
~R-Ao,borv 9 ,,e,;,;ou for reflnct;on NJ
personal assessment was referred to the
sr,ec;aIH Committee ON Personal A.sessm.Dt
On motion Geo. D;ckenson was aliovei
the sum Of $50 to reimburse him for dam
aces sustained bv reason of the cumtv's re-
f;1.;nv IN enter into Cpm,ne4 for ren.;r. on
B;c Stranger Bridge ''.'
The following resolution was a,lomed.
ResoIred That the County Treasurer l,e
and ia hereby directed to charge the sinking
inc fund With the amount of taxes the sa;a
Treasured has received by order of this
Board I'm county bonds. issued to the Union
Pacific Company, Eastern Division.
On motion $1,000 was allowed to John
Mccarthy, upon an estimate submitted bv
ID. n, Barnes, for bridge over Big STRANGER
on the Leayenworth and Perrvyille road.
On motion $500 was allowed John McCar.
thy, on estsmate Of D. y. Barnes: for ap-
proaches to Reno and Tonsanoxie bridges.
: The bill Of B. A. Spears, for Sl2 for re-
pairing bridge on New Lawrence road, was
allowed. ''-'-- p" Peg ''''7f'' r
On the petition Of s,lndry citizens of Hiph
Prairie Township for an appropriation ior
= bridge over Rock, in said Township
the Committee on Roads and Bridge. 10
whom the same was referred. repoted and
recommended that d. n. Barnes examine
same and report at the next meeting of the
Board. '.' 10 -H -.ais ~ -
The Committee on Roads and Rr;dpes 70.
port on the yiexserss tefittort ON the Roh;nsor
road, was laid over till the December
meeting.
The petition of E. Hoffman. heretofore
referred to the Committee of Ways and
Means, was referred to the County Atornev.
On motion. the bond of the Sheriff elert
was fixed at $50, 900. -
The following resolutions were adop&ed:
Resplrd, That the Clerk be instructed 10
advertise for bids for building a bridge across
Mud creek, on the Stevens road, and to in
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If You want good photQgrzph oftLe hate
General Lee, call on = = 80 Della
ware street. 1nwlt
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Why WIN Yen>.A,

That you can be cured of all diseases Of tho
liver BY the use of Roback's Bitters, Pills
and Purifier. eod&w, 2w.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTIFIES who have daughters that have
weak lungs should arrest the disease when il
is in the incipient stages. 1t is indicated BY
a hacking cough, pains in the chest, difficulty
Of breathing, or oppression Of the lungs. II
this be permitted to run on, tubercics will
form, and Consumption will be the result. 4
most valuable remedy will be found in Aliens
Lung Balaam to cure and check this disease in
its first stage. - -
For sale by all Medicine Dealers. dSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

That you do not keep your dental apparatus
in proper trim, it ia your own fa,k. ior all
the world knows that you might, do 50. by
using that mascble-s vegetable denirifice Soso-
don't -ser-J dsW.