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gt, 1temorinm-G Gen Robert II, Lee.

ti"f Tie Richmond DiSp4tcn.J
The following preamble and resolutions
wee ad"Wrd unanimously, amid tokens Of
ar.p emotion, 10y the Faculty and students
.I Biyior University, after The President,
b-. MN. Carey Crane, had announced to
So" ~lnd"nts the SAD news OF General Lee
G,gil,
!hc SD intelligence Of the death OF Gen.
Robert l.. Lee having teen this day, Octo-
her Ii, 1870, received III this place, the
undersigned committee, selected by the
Faculty and students OF Baylor University,
JtIui. Tie following resolutions relative 10
t..4r inoWTtul cycat
P,-0iccd, IL. Inat we embrace the only
made IN oar power Of expressing cur deep
,Hd heartfelt sorrow in the departure Of one
" hose Geath ha- broken tEG very heart
ring Of a nations grief.
Eesoiccd, ID. hat, as he WAS loved by
his colg.tly Ter his incstimahle worth and
Greatness, cherished by his scountry's enc.
mics for his many excellent Writes, we be.
Eoid IN him a character without asblemish,
nd IN example worthy ever, to be imi
lated. - K
Resoioed, 3D.. That the institution oyer
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POET OF EICf:MCND. NOV. l, 1875.
hRRCr Er

h9Etrar,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
Steamer George Is. UPTON Roberts. New York
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner r. c. Worreli, Seward, Hayre dc
Grace, coal, $. u, Halves.
Schooner ". L. ByrGe, Robinson, Philadelphia,
pig iron, Old Dor1.nion Nail Works.
Schooner Caroitn. Holmes, Jackson. Baltimore.
Schooner crisis, Bowen, New York clay, II. 8.
kimball. ,&a
SAILED, ,.,
Steamer Tyanoka, Bourne, New York, rer-
chsnaise ana PASSENGERS, y; w. W ya!t.
chaudise, Curl Il Parker. .,...s.s ,,,.f 4,
= go = MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Nov. 1.-Arrlved, steamer State
Of VII GINA, freeman, Baltimore. merchandise ar
passengers, YORK River Railroad Company, and
AQUA CREEK. Eov. l.--Arrived, steamer
Ironsfdes Mavo. Baltimore, merchandise and pas.
seugers, Richmond, fredericksburg aud i'orcmaC
naltUai Company, and sailed lst On rEtutn.
[BY TELEGRAPH
PORT CLAIBORNE, ! ov. l.. vessel supposed
to be the Mary Ann Is breaking upon the sho. e. Ci
sf,ske Ontario. Three men have lost their lives
attempting to reach her.
way, from Boston. went ashore during yesterdays
gale, and is q total loss. ~ ss..ss.
FoRTREs SIS MONROE, Nov. brig Mississippi,
fr III L emerara, passed In. Passed out bark khia
sylvia, for rbiladelphia; brig Wanterer, for Rio
brig +, II. Kennedy for Boston, brig Rio Grande
for Pc. tsmoutb. .alzs-.z -. ~ Is z
NEW YORK, Nov. ARRIVED, steamers ssn Ja'
cinto, Lsdopa, and Niagara. The Huntsville
fro,n,s ayanuah reports october s8CIh. ten miles
from Fryipg-Pa Shoals passed steamer Herman
Livingston, ste,mlng south, With an unknovI
screw 5tesner in tow.
MGEw YORK, Nov. 1.-Arrived. steamers Abys
sfaia. Iowa, Weboss8., Char ION, Louisa Noore
and 81 tteras. Arrived oa., City OF; BROOKLYN
& BALTIMORE, rNov. l. Arrived, North German
esealpeT ohio, from Bremen, ,9s9.sz : 54ie
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. xsLr-+fsA hAbIIhp 4 - 54es-.0-. =
FLoT7--W hite, Ts4 bushels. Fellow IT2 Bushels,
FtgES !p,;an;.,'E.spt,rss :.

y Corn s rery dull and, dsooping. This fl OWNS
psrtiy 70 the 'rcressed quantity coming In marker,
ois nkiul; 10 The entire absence OF dstiItrg de-
lnand. AS we sistsd recently, 4. was asserted IL,
Inc virginia Senate IN an argument few DAYS
ago mat there was but tlery IN operation
IN 'he state and this vas owing 10 the tax of jc
OH nome manufactured wh!skey, which cannot
come Into successful competition with wbiskey
made outside the State; 70. no STATE tsr car, le
levied on that when brought here-hencs the ad-
Vocates for the repeal Of TIE State tax ass.rt that
the state Is In the condition of the tldtbut mr.
rod to whip itself, for the impo it,on OF the tax
prohibits The home manufacture of wv jssey alto.
eethcr, and as matter Of course the stat. ron,o.
get that thing which has no existence And ,hay
add that as another consequence The. farmer gets
but poor price for his crop, and the onrni,sIon
m;rchapts profits are proportionately les.eued.
On the ether hand, there are those who say that IL
Is well for poor people that tho price OF corn
should be low, ant good for puelic lnoz ais that
whiskes Should net &c maze IN the State; bot to
this again IT is answered that people can buy and
drink whiskey made outside the State, and ths,
they can get as MUCH OF that as they want, aud
that tho mose farmers get for their produce the
more articles they can purchase 10 the way Of the
coNilort3 aud luxurios OF life, and thus D. ner,,
trade and business viii bs Frightened, and so on
Ihis question is much discus sed In the Corn W.
cnsnge among members, ard eSc,tes a yooS ds,,
oi iaterest-hence We notice g..
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Domestic Marke,s-rBY TE1EcnApu,1

NEW YORK. Nov-l--N eon.-Flour heavy. Wheat
~ Ola 4 snade casicr Corn steady, Pork New and
shade easles; npluntis, l5sc. rSrpentine Driner
z: s5'dec' ECsia 1lriner strained, 3d. Freigh.s
Eoenina. Cotton steady and In fair demand :.
8 lee, 4soJ bales; upl ndS. l75c FIour-sta e AND
@e ;deT lnacIiys and 5lo. lower supes line,
mon 10 lpir ezra S. s5@sGdO Wheat 49, I 10 W.
or, with more doing i0r export wfnteE red aud
amber sos SHADE tt 6at in
n3nins WMsk:y ssS: 4a eS Inc as anS
4dc. EoStn steady. Tai;w, slS1sc Fre, hsRy
trme'; cotton perste:m !; Whcif, lc6gus.
BALTIMORE, Noy l-ylrglnia s's-old, 49, b,;:
1880 T% ;, sst pa; esaskea; lsa7Is, 5s1 ASKED,
lower; Maryldnd amher, l.ea6sl.t5. Corn active
VIII te tGG3lGc., yellow, 7O1s6c. Oats stenSv. Rve
?Ita75c: Proyisiens unchanged. WhIskey, ssc
LoUISrILLE; Nov. l. Raging quiet and firm
st aoA29c: Flour steady; extra family, IS. SO.
Corn and Prov sions nominally unchanged. Wing
key, SSQlScc. =
LOUISVILLE, Eov. MISUNDERSTANDING frost.
aa@ ear So god iesf i to m tSM Io
light wrappers, $50.
ST. I OuIs Nov. 1.-Flour and Corn uucbar red.
" hiskeyr heavy at s53c Hemp Saeginc mn.
enan. cd. Provisions fiat Pork, SEQ. Hacon
unchanged. Lard, Ice. .esf
ST. LOUIS, Nov: tobacco heavy.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Flour snd Corn quic. art
IL ,chauged. Lard dult and justified new steam
lS3c.; old scarce.
NORFOLK. &ov. l-Cottou quiet at l5t@lsic
SAFES, goo bales receipts, l,JI5 bales exports 9J
D,lu3 stock, 5; 0T3 bales. u
SAvANNAII, Nov. 1.-Cotton In moderate demand
at 15tGl5S:.; s,ies, 1.v9o bales; receipts 5,o3
bales: stock, e. il bales,
MOBILE, Eoy. Cotton dell at Isle sales, co.
na:e,; Iere!pts, 1870 bales; exports, 53s bales
stock, 81. 2i3 bsles.
CHARLESTON, Nov. Lection In good denan,
at Die; sales. $40 bales; receipts, 4 200 hales
stock. 90, $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I.-Cotton quiet and veal
1t 15i@1lec sales baies recs ipts 7Sl2 bales
eXpolts 10 Great cltam, 25sS bales Cork. 9, SO
bales stock, 81 o3l bales. VI lasseS Prime ria
iSc. Gold. III. New York sisht. par@uh ure niuni
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Mexican Sews-Aa Amnesty Bi,,.

SaS FRANCISCO, Nov. City of Mexico
dates are to October 10. Juarez was re-
covering from stroke OF apopleXy.
HAVANA, Nov. 1.-City of Mexico advices
say Congress had passed y general amnesty
bill, excluding only the Archbishop Of
Lobisteda, Bishop of Ouastua, and Marquis
Maja QuiriZa. Negrete accepts, and sWears
loyalty. The Tehuantepec bill progresses
favorably. Cameda has been appointed
Charge TO Italy. The States generally are
quiet.
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a EnffNYx-

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The city is very
much excited over the Mercantile library
Gift Concert. One hundred thousand per-
sons are in the pavilion, and the streets
around the newspaper and telegraph offices
are completely blocked up. The ticket
drawing SlO0, 900 in gold, number LA, 07T,
was sent in a package to New York. -
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7TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York stoc.s and uosey s1arsse

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are very
strong. Money sGIe per- cent. stsrllng--Long,
lops short, 1923. Gold, lis fsss, exintercst, 1oo
Eueaina. opened ut i;1s, and remained
steady untl late in the day and closed weak ct I'LL
@liit. Money, s@e percent. Sterling, IootGioss.
Governments steady; 'ea's, ldes; CAS- lsIi; 's5'e,
los; new, Ilot; s5s hot ;sss llot lo-4a's, iooi
southern securities generally dull and steady. Ten
neseee cs. 80; new Co. Virginia 6'6, Gag; new, 90.
Louisiana es, TO- new, 90. Levee c's, 72a ;S's, sst
Alabama Sc. 1909: SIS, 10. North Caroline 60, Is
nav, ~. South Carolina e,s. 81; new. G7.
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The Prize Ring.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. ALLEN and Gallagher's
fight took place to-day. Two other fights
. .con pace IN the same ring. Coburn i sy-
pected to-day. ~ 49, d
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-Allan and Gallagher
have been arrested, and the fight is OFF.
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Tne South Carolina Election

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 1.-Official TO-
turns show u full Republican congressional
mno be rS Bowen S eaS w feeled the p preseB
member from the Charleston district.
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sourr Carolina state Fair.

CHARLE5rps, S. G., Nov. 1.-The Fair Of
the South Carolina Institute opened to-day
with great eclat. The city is crowded with
visitors, and the display is very fine. The
races will take place every day during the
Fair, which will last this week.
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Condition OF the National Backs zn
VarS s7sSss. All

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The following IS
an abstract Of the reports made to the
Comptroller Of the Currency showing the
condition Of the national banks in the State
of Virginia at the close Of business on Sat-
urday, the Sth day Of October, 1870:
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Terrible Nifro.GEycerine Explosion.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. Fifteen thousand
pounds ofanitre. gircerine gSploded to-day
at F,,irport, near PaIuesyille. .EnE- men
were bloWn to, atoms. Buildings on oneea
side Of the river were, injured, and the
shock WINS felt for miles: =
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Eort.,ouake at Buffalo, NY.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. l.-There was a
short and sharp earthquake this morning at
Is O clock. Doors and windows were shaken,
but no damage done. ..s.s.s. iss Sz..
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.~ncvay Eec's Wcrnory-xncssi"Faf os
Mis- ElEc.
5Grr The Richmond Dlsr2tihJ
,t.l

\ meeting Of the citizens of MtddrSeH
ag,y WAS he'd this day coca o. Nc'onet.
10y II the t"nEt-ho"Sc t@%'t""1' r ,nSs
rg-@yto to&S'"cf measures =, :"
.'. > G1"Nt' ~ V>t'SS' ~ %" ~, 49,
ou.a, ,otc't l.; 80 1870 ,5 fn :, IT,
..i t..~,ia3 VAS '.''tN 4" i'''>','N "''> >'l' !
e. E.. N."n0 aNH23r'ei! ,tS'y,:.!: =. -.
LIZ hartman stated t'.e a,'ayENS ~. :" ''[ 80
t @eo,hE Wa '"eS"St. ",,," lSI+ ~,
>Guo"' i',s,Nt, 80 .,,,.a ~
- 10 TIE memory q "cHelH! L.Ct.
t,ammlt"e was app9'n,eu /" p,ei|tac
.....nln TCsNtUtioUs, and they fetifcN lef
E.. Fpr"e.e During the a6ScNce OF me
rs,t.. l.. /, Montague, Esq, was re-
....& 1y tNr Chair 10 address the meet
Ny. Il. sliI If WOULD give ann Greas
-....ta dip 50. h0i tnat he was 10" IN
. .a .s.eUW 80 !Ecai inc slih]ect "''pf"-
f.t. lie Wo@lu, however, Tt't'c CON-
...."s connected WIN tne h't't''! -.
..t.',-i et MrH save washington, Va
Gag. j" WAS ~" tll&i. iir HaHUio ic'f""'
.,a lgon rcsa.tAG Inc tIy'> ne WAS
..- H. 4,vc 10 Tie mccbn&, hus II was que
.....aHlN jG0' they >hontd Ne known.
Hike enc .n II" :l"1orN 81 General
nan. ha""vcr '"p@rlsaahlc MS re-
..-.. >.a> ,st!i'"d /" iac cre"iI o. Sr"a'
.0... .a"',Urni~ Wh'rh were ny hf'i!
-. ....,. 49, r.a"T-.
... lor"eF S'!'c& ihat ne was Wi!!c
,. $3.50 ~ HE CNii ,'tpMimcht "l 'hc
.-. ..>ugtty3 WIN hGh. Lee io' So.nc
-.... >.NsH Nr"">. !et,h'atttS I"u c'oN''s
...... ...i d! tac a'd">' ilie.l ol treasures
.. Co.. s1.vt. g.. the Sl@'I. /! WAS .tc' { 'H''I
s...NrI ,aC greatness ~ miha, tnc no.
..s d. >":i!. t&r exemplary t,f!St'&hi.t
9a' EI..@ 'N.. was now tIQ'Uc" WY"
~., IL T.. -.
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THE BEIEGE or lie Orange and A1cyan-
dia railroad. which crosses James river 4
shor; distance above this city, has been
completed, and yesterday the trims passed
over ii, arriving in this city for the first
ti!nc.-LyachbUyy Repubhcan.
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HOMESTEAD EXENPTIoy.--In the Circuit
Court Of Mecklenhurg county, at the pre-
sent term, Judge Dickinson decided:
I. That the homestead exemption "
provided foe in Article XII, Section 4, of
the Constitution Ct Virginia, and the act OF
Assembly passed in pursuance thereof on
Tire 9th OF june, 1870, as applicable to an
teCeGlnt debts. are not ia violation of Att
Gle T.. Section 10, o. the Constitution OF the
Uni ed states, which forbids the passage by
state Of any law 60 i1npairing the obliga-
ton Of contracts"
2. That judgments obtained and docl,
cied prior Ia The adoption Of the Constitu-
tion Of irgin:a Ivy the people on 9th July,
1860. constituted valid liens on the lands OF
the defendant, and that the plaintiff thus
acquired a certain and fixed interest there
in as security for his debt, which was not
Glvcslcd ~ "claim OF homestead" SubsC-
Qucntly acquired, and that the land thus
subject u such suhsisting lien became sub
,icct % the 'clnn OF homestead" (only)
!" upon the payment or discharge OF such
l;cns - and rs to the lands thus encum0-
cred. the HenS' have priority Of; the
claim OF homestead"
The decision on The frs! question Is un-
derSfood to be in accordance with Well
considered ana deliberately prepared opin-
ion. with citation OF numerous autl.oritics
delivered by the same Judge in August last
in The Circuit .olrt Of Priucc ElWard.-
Roanoke Valley.
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SUPPOSED MyGD.R.---A y0ing man named
Booker Ilttnter, a native Of StAilnton. Ma,
who had been employed as foreman by
Eicgsrs. Minicc & TO. on the auxiliary
works OF tie iitt!c tunnel q the ChcSa-
peakc and Ohio railroad, j. this county, was
found Wednesday morning lying neAT he
works with his head severely and fatally cut
in ,liEcreut places, \ heavy club was lying
near. Ills money was gone; and 1t IS
thought he Was murdered for that. lie died
soon after. and his body was taken to Staun-
ton.-N0nr0e Register.
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lFIsrnst Sc, VIeEfmia.

!. BANGOR, Me-, Nov. 1.-The first snow o.
the season fell last night. II ~ q i.
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.Ai,.sassas, Day In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. This being ALI
Saints Day the cemeteries were decorated
The visitors to them were numerous. - :
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COMM I q 4 ERCgAL.5
og gEss, LID Ts.ous ExoaArsE.,
- shHAsyAb, Y A., Nov. i 1870.
~ IA r,s Srss,s, C I. q. 5g5 49,

e's 7Dss sos. q ~ 81 q. Z.
! THssas.--White. 40 Snsf ets r,as, -.
Mixed. 6a2 busiicls. io =, - tushsls
!, Odts.-3, 1872 bushsls. 81 ~
RW.-Eone.
EkLEE.
WleaL--W bite 90 brshelgg oetsat 81 60 . dc f,rsb.
els damaged ut s75c.; G4 bushels good on D1vas<
terms. Total, 40 bushels. sl - as
Whe9t-Red, so bushels very inferior at LOIS
5ss bushels good on pfiyate terms rs bushels \,
sl.ao so bushels damaged at s1.10; lG2 bushels
els III Stag IS bushels damp On private terms Is
els. 49, ' :-'1"s5
Corn White. e7s bushels new ON Dri ysts Germs.
Yellow, II bushels damaged old at sSc 10 bushels
Wespll-eaten ut 75c. Total 81 brshela. 81 4 e
.uat8-!gs bushels very good 1t dec 70 buahels
prime at &c. Total. go bssbe.s. sjlI So
RE-ExHIBITEp. .,,l<+es.,-
Fcorn.-W hite 7s4 bushels: Fellow, 172 bushels.
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BITTERNESS OF A URECoAT.-Wc have
heard from Il gentleman OF character and
responsibility that, after General Lees
death. i!is former trusted ard beloved COM
rade in arms. General James LOngStrcct,
now United states Surveyor OF customs 1T
New Orleans, and 6 supporter CT Grants
Radical Administration, refused TO permit
ii haIi-ma$t so it seems tha. there are
some other people besides Nirgnians who,
When thcy Till. fall heavy and fall hard
LyHchhHry tirytRiGn.
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E,re In, Hartford,
Tne EIrst Snow

HARTFoRD, cow, Nov. 1.-White 4
Keene's paper mill burned Inst night. 49,
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roreign s,arI,ets-iBy TE1Ecr,pu1

Foreign Nlarlsets-iBY TELEGRApH.l
LONDON, Nov Noon -Turpentine, 29s. Cd. a
Jos. ,.... .~-+ ~ s. ~ 80 -
LONDON, Noy. 1-EreniRg. = Common RosIn
Gs 81 eeis. Cd, Turfcntinc sos @g3os. Cd. :;
:te:ny; u.land, stood; Orleans, SS@lssd esti-
III ted sales 10 coo bal S.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. -Erening.-Cotton closed
bales including 5,ooofor export and speculas on,
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sEwrNG.MACH;TNEs.'

w HELLER IL WILSON SEWING
w MAOHINE Els, acknowledged 90 he the hest
In the world tor family purposes because they use
no shuttle and mzkc the lock.stitch, which Will
neither rip nor ravel.
Oger FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
AND IN USE! Awarded the first premium! 1t
the Worries Fair three different times over all
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes.
Sold on he insto lment principle, and instfuc-
ton given la usingb by @. l.. RARWAY,
SEES 100 Main street. Richmond. +,
WING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ EEPAJREn. The SLORT hLLIFTTC ST "
ING MACHINES BNCGHT aud SOLD. Wa sell
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. -~ss-
s.,s5r u SLCAT H. ADDIaGruN, i
tvA ts1S Carv street. D8aT Pear sHsDSt -,
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shipments to China. DE. 20

SNIpfnents % CnEHH, shc'
SANE FRAYoIsGo. Nov. 1.-The steamer
America sailed for China to-day With aea
passengers and s345, 900 yintrrsasllre. zIhe
mint here in October coined 81, 800, 600 IN
cold and So, 900 in silHer.es.:EI
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maRinE 4NTEaasuENa,s;


MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. . 1870.
Sun.Tises ............. Gas noon sets..., l. 50
suDsetz .,....,,..... 5.l2 Stg5 tide. ~ Cd
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SNYDER u IRB9,
- sl-fia ,y.4I Fsgi L. 81 isssI =. szEt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ssaSsFRak+ ~ = -: 49,
81; So. s5.fsI 1Ss .CKBYs STREET. III 80.
Dealers and others VIII ,ilnd AZ our Works our
usual assortment 9ofssTD eo0kiH1 and heat
ing; HOLAIIY-t w RE,E q SIS and &itARGS,
as5s DERS JSO1E., RIeE. 4E41lKAsI.GASEs.i
ard PLUaRERs, snd cs y Z
I I'VE are prepared TO pnt mp IRON From TssfaI
buildings In snYstyte- and furnish 3E0S CALss
anIsJ +7fIa, GRATfNGs ) Ar Ext fsfttfssi M
s5ztIss Iron Aae1 sesz y y.
= Prices US. Low as northern houses charge fos
aanle SIT ie OF work. SNYDER u lRBY. s
roc l. SIN 49, - u --.~--.----~---~
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-.-sg OFFICE CITYAHNGfEBER.
80 b.SFsF;STg RICHMOND, Oct. IS, lsTo,3 -

= rl.Ff - q OFEICE CITFSE NHIHNtlis.. Z y
tsssf sfssfs2Fs RICHaoND, oct.s IS, lsTo,3 2E
NOTICE Citizens are hereby notified
T ;hat abe 1ppARI,-REPAIfs AND GARR -
EsINfi eE5Rl3teS having been fully organized,
EKifSAY anu. SAlURDAY OF each week VII, p pc
devoted to the removal Of gsrbags trom att 81 snt
Z Garbage must be placed in soxtses bar,sls on y
the sidewalks or In alleys on. eseh Is
MORNING.. and tta removal VII occur bas s!nst.
~ week from the various premises, TWO "a
required La pas. Ing through the wards -
~ CHARLES n. DINMoGK,
oc sew City Engineer.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. I.-There WAS
slight frost here last night.
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Telegraph Extension.

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. 1.-The Western
Union Telegraph Line, has been completed
to this point.
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STOVES AND TINwARE,

II Ohm BOWERS, Successor to Yale,
EichmoSd, va, wholesale and retail dealer In
STOVLS AND TIn VA P e also. BIBB,S IM-
sRROSED DIAMOED FIRt-pLACE. STOVE
TO- heating from one o four roamsl Gas Cham
celiers, Gas Shades, Brackets, &c. Plumbing.
Thinning, and Gas fttipg done AZ snort notice
House Fnlniehlng Goods, &c. ocl3-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02
T AGER BEER. LAGER BEER.

TRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02

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elm, Prof. H,FKaYTON, No SGT Broad street
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02

EaREsH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T. CHINA AND WHITE GRANITEwARE- -
S9w sopsning, 9 large variety OF plain and deco
rLATED sPooNs RDHKASaGA 80
.pITdhEas; RODGERS cLTL Dry. teeeiLss 1
win earapIese stock OF H0USE,FGBSI HING
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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-24

smoke cigars in the same ratio. Master
the intTicacies of dominOes, billiards and
checkers; above all things, make yourself
an adept CT ard-playing. Chess, tho
game of intelligent young men who fool
ishly desire 10 bs somebody, we should
eschew. Don't read anything, except the
dime novels Of the day. Cultivate an i'm
preston that all women like TO be insulted
and that al men are thieves. Ii you
should ever become conscious of decent
emOtiOn-to which weakness. alas the
most of us are liable at odd moments
crush it out with a little impromp,u black
guardism. or drown it in horn of forty
rod whisky. Make fun Of your mother be-
hind her back, and never think. because
thinking is dangerous-Of how much she
has done for You. hoped for you. prayed
for You. Cheat your father, and borrow
your sisters little savings
Do these things, and whatever else
vile and worthless that shall suggest itself
to YOU. O Nobody in embryo. and YOUR
ambition will he sealed. You shall stag
ger and swagger through life, too insignii-
cant to be dc,pised. and tumble into your
grave, too loathsome 10 be piticd.- Foun.
Folks RVFd.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-24

about preparing to answer a mass Of
baSeless charges and mean and wicked
falsehOods. But | never finished the task,
for the very next morning a paper came
out with new horror fresh malignity,
and seriously charged me with burning
lunatic asylum with all its inmates because
1t ObStructcd the view from my house.
This threw me into sort OF panic. Then
came the charge of poisoning my uncle 10
ct his property with an imperative de-
mand that the grave should be opened.
This drove me to the verge of distraction.
On top of this was accused of employing
toothless and incompetent old relatives to
prepare the food for The f0undlng
hospital when | was warden. l was
Wavtring-wavcring And at last,
IS due and fitting climax to the shame
less persecution that party rancor had in
flicted upon me, nine little t0ddlng
children of all shades and color and de-
grees of raggcdness were taught to rush on
TO the platform at public meeting and
clasp me around the LEGS and call me Pa
l gave up. [ hauled down my cOlors
and surrendered. | was not equal to the
requirements of Gubernatorial campaign
in the State of New York, and so l sent
in my withdrawal from the candidacy, and
in bitterness of spirit signed it,
Truly yours,
Once a decent man, but now
MARK TWAIN, I. p, 81. T., b. S, D. T.,
L. c., and l.. E.