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The last sentence ola brief telc
,,rsm from 81. Louis, which tells of
,hc fatal shooting ola wife by her
husband, who then shot himself, con-
tains = significant moral. 1t sals:
"iie wns drunkard." How much Is
expressed in that short sentence! IL
tells the story of q blishted heme, OF
blasted hopes, aud of miserable
death.
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\ lady, who loved Bulwer, entered
n bookstore jnst as oHe OF the clerks
had killed q largo rat. II wisa 70
sec What will II, do with 1tF' said
She to a boy hchind the eooatsr.
.wcl,"said the boy, ''if you'll top
+, the window YOU will probably sss
lin .,iur il Into the back lot."
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That rigidly righteous Massaeho'
sets parson who denounced eroquet
n. ono of,he most dangerous inven'
tons of the devil. is languishing In
iail at present. because in moment
of abstraction lie put name that
wasn't his own a. the bottom Ut .
check.
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Auarson, reading the funeral SER
,;.os n, one Of hi. flock at the grave
c,rgo, the sex Of the deceafcd, and
.sl cd ono of the mourncrs, an Irish-
man. "Is this . brother or slsters"
..Re ,abbsrs, its nathur," replied Rsss
"it is only . cousin"
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Mrs. lI.C. Martin of Cambridge,
committed suicide last week, by TAX
iny bcd-bug poison, because her scr.
want .i,l ANNOYED her. lfall women
uudcr such conditions should follow
her example there would not be pol
SON enough to 20 round.
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Elder VIM. :. Patterson, OF the
Christian Church at Hocbeport na's
during his thiriy-iire years ministry,
Travelled lOo. .0oO m'lc-' through hve
.,,,c,. witnessed the confession OF
6 900 rcrsons: baptized 1900, and has
p,norhc,l 700 sermons.
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MILTON. Ecl,iing and scott were all
smokers. and 50 was Sir Isaac Nowtep,
but neither Shakespeare nor Goeth
were addicted to the weed" We had
always supposed before reading tho
above that Gocih was a German
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EYE jNFl2NAET.

YNR SAMUEL t,Ai.i.ANp ht- hiri w h'2
nllic, ,,Il IN" corner {" fran A!I.' t i !.'uF !
streets. Lexington, NJ. "hei" h' ain u ~ -
li,.,,r> r III, ~, utySiitt y-rl4'r... l. t'n.>
cnnin.- from :. ,lI-iInr. c,I.I "!t.i ~'i.' -'''
bnu,Iin. places. A.!r.-- i:'N -, I.'>i.,-,",''
Missouri t'.'-.'
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In Wilmington, Dcicware, some
timc ago, an old man, who was very
feeble. was helped across crowded
street byayouth of twenty. a menth
aflcrward the old man,iied, and as an
expression of gratitude, he left tho
youth $4,000.
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DR.. W. =. BDi,nW IRE. I;;,,c,Sr,

TTlNTTNV
in Lexington. No tai IL Sirniiy. iia
rH,idcnrl !, oi Ihird -;rrrt. Ii!i OiiC" a":'r t"
m. OH E,Irn"r-'-i..4k For th' ILl"rn !i!"n al
.lrans,r- Ia w"lli -;!t'' 't.rt IA, ~ an >t ~
rue. In the lr..rlis. III hi tr 'i'.'-ipn "i ~
tiy, y.u, lAri"-iS
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O. !. E>rliEv>. A+EN "hANt'
KATHRYN \ GRAVES.

A TrolNEI> At LAW, LEXINGTON. MO
~ " III practice. ~ all 'h- courts 81 The ~i>l!l
J;,,licial circuit. District and I: =. '"mrt~.
prompt ,ttrnli"n gwen /" 'dt.rti""S h'htr
stairs Inpr;-l!
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Gentlemen who admire black eyes
i, their wifr>. are Informed that thcy
can furnish them with that ornament
i'm Connecticut for 50 per eye.
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on h' M tSlr,t mag !.HHba !uT F"ir, IN
o&I Nt"it tp'- auI ,,I snrb terms Hlii Eri
fall {" snit iurriins"rs sh.d in.id. ~ituiir ''nt
n,i- sOnib III Lexington. ,i "s~y nscrss l" city
market, &c. For past.stisr., apply 4,
I sspl3u ZACH. J. MITCHELL.
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An old minister asked n woman II
no,hin. could he done to induce her
husband to attend church. 81 don L
know" She replied, "unlcss yo" were
to pu, a pipe aud jug of whisky "h'
Icr ,hr new
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An Indinnn man has instituted pro
r,cdiu". TO rcs,ain his wife from put
,i,,..uu n tombstone over the grave
Of her first husband.
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An octo"cnarian Iowan having
decided all his property to his dearly
br}oycd wife. to whom he had been
married twenty-five years, the iaoy
shaved her gratitude by immediately
cluping with his son.
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70 EST BOY.

ry>iI!' MODII. stallion viii max" 70,
L Tn" present ."tr"n Il! ny 'tGil, ''h I'm
IA. i,p.,r ,l.I. in MIL ,1.r "t Icy t-Ssf
lns,na -r.,-"ii r-.,inuiur 'a. 10Th "i y ~
March AMI ending - "i Ili'- H. VII ''I'"
Iaar.- ~ > il in IL iap, ~ip -. ."'-''H, or -
to- insure r"F-'.n- lariin= ".th in"rr u,Ir'. i" .
tiI,y uIr krs.' i' 'il ipl III =" Iiti!"
Tor li,. ~ --Ir tIC.- U.pIl'y y.
Pasture ilr,shr,i iIE~. fr IN Il t.tTr' irrc Of
cirr-" |f'n, pains !.~rn - prcN'"t Ircid"mt>
. tat 81 liability should an,
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Miss Anna Dickinson Is reporter
to have rejected an offer of $4,000 70
advocate the reelection of President
Grant. If Grant offers SO largely for
these things, villa, does he pay those
-. ,,, .,,n a.. ,f -ryyirrI
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Mrs. Partinyton writes to her son
advising him TO "hcwnrc OF p'lto"'
saloons aud bowel alleys
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Attorneys, Bankers, &c.
JouS A. :. Turr. "M' YOUNG
cl"rr & YOUNG,

A TrnRNET~ ~ LAW, LEXINGTON, MO
n WilI practice in th" courts "I Lafayette
ainIy and III the courts ot record III III" si'ljnin
inr rEuuIir, UIlic.. u. W. Il. Trvi>' pru2
srSrr tHuri-iy
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BY THOMAS {. BLEp>pE.
U:,ice in Auli, at..i. .'a-. az -."'is. 50. l..
sCrius.:DM. VIC.
r5-r,nt, c.,.i. eel. t.tN,. !''i. ''.H'~ 49, f.
tiri, \r '' >
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Ms91sthln g $ntelliesnftr
by YOUNG. GROVES Il SMITH

TN YOUNG l.. W. GROVES J. l. SMITH
osae. T,ro Doors Vest Of DHHi"" -H"rT's""
& C..,s Bank. No. 80 I-:. N"i" Street.
Lexington. Lafayette county, NAssoufi'
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1871.
Kansas City. st. 10. 4 Council Bluffs
RAILROAD.
California and Oregon.

TIE PEOPLES FAvoR!TE ROUTE
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r.,I,mnn Sleeping .t"in"r> "n i..i'
Irn,H,
1929

: lfis 'iflt i >
Esss 49, 80 80
--fsS - - .
~.'' l.iIi I 90. l..
D.I .'..- I'll!
: i;u, iirs
ELEt- riIs rk'ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

Rev. MIR. MATTHEWS ACQUITTED AnD Con-
aSNDED ny his PKEsBYTEnY.--The Presby-
teiy Of New Castle convened In Inc West
ciitlrcn on wednesday. After the usual pre-.
limlnary exercises the committee appointed
10 inquire into the alleged seduction, by Rev.
Dr. Matthews, of his coIored servant, made
It's report, enilodying The testimony which If
had taken. The report fully yndieatcs the
character of Mr.. Matthews. The committee
say:
"Thc testimony of the woman was utterly
unworthy Of evidence or regard for the fol-
lowing among other reasons: Because her
previous character WAS proved 10y her own
ADMISSION and the testimony of respectable
witnesses L" have been loose ~ 10 her own
conduct. AMI false and slandcrolls concern
ll~ nti!crS; because her testimony a.ain4l
.hr. Matthew's destroys itself bv being posi-
'Ne't ana materially contradictory in is
sworn statements concerning the times and
cFcli'i>lanccs OF the criminal acts which slo
charges upon him. On the one hand she
sWcars that these acts were limited 10 three
occasions. all within period of six weeks.
On the other hand, with equal delbcration,
she swcars that they extended to many occa-
slons during Il period Of two years because
her sworn declarations in which she charges
Mr.. Matthew's with having gone with her TO
Baltimore to find boardin"-placc have been
proved by many witnesses to have been false
and without foundation. four or five wit
nr~>cS tcstilyins That She was brought to the
place by hack-drivcr from the railroad de-
| o', and that no other person ACCOMPANIED
her, or came TO the loilSc TO see her during
her stay.
"ln all their Investigations the committee
have not met with any circumstance. act. or
word, proceeding from Mr.. Matthews. which
involves. or even seems to involve, him in
any approach even to criminal, improper. or
doubtful conduct toward the person who
accuses him, or toward any other person
whatever, nor does any person whatever
come forward to offer any substantial sem
hllnce of proof Of the woman's charge: on
the contrary. one llnbrokcn mass OF tcSli-
m0ny tn the unhlcmi>hcd and pure character
of Mr.. Matthews is afforded us by our long
and personal intimacy with him, by his
character and work rs a minister of the "os-
pei for t"cnty-IOur Years. twelve of which
have been spent in Elkton, and during his
whole life from hoyllood to the present hour.
"ln view Of the conclusions of the commit
tee, fortified Is il is by yoIuminoliS testimony.
the Prcslytcry bya unanimous vote (27 min
listers and - ruling elders being prcscnt)
adopted Il resolution declaring their abidn"
confidence in Mr.. Matthews. and commend
Ing him cordially to The continued confidence
OF his congregation, to the Church, and the
public al large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

ME. SEwAEp'S VIEWS OF FUTURE EXIST
ENcE.-',hc first time The Governor m"n-
toned Ills views ut length upon his subject
was ut the burial, OH Font iliii. Of Judge
Miller.
His dust merely sleeps there temperate
w." he rcmakc,i: but the jude himself
i still alive" Then in Il measured ana very
Impressive uiIlIurr II" lriw,,l"tI Il few lire
irrnI The hymn 10 Death.
"-Wch," he continued. Us III" doctrine.
The faith. aud tie hope oI Eiri>;ia religion.
Ii is III" appointed dg.;iH: -! mau.
lin the month 81 ,!,n2 Of lrG,'. when II:,'
sexton was rrrlnriE.; the crave on Fort iI'i
for Nr<. Seward. IT," itnyc!rlnr went there. il!
cn,HiHlW with Hi;un Slork,|, General lIaE.
cock. and Dr. Norris, 20 civ" The required
directions. and at for ii Will" with them
upy.i i rustic SCI; oil thc @rouUd. when the
Baron remarked that il. Wa Unable 10 real
izc the tact tlr,i Mrs. seward wa> deal.
Isle i not, REPLIED the Governor: " >hr
still lives. She still lives IL tn" condition
which the Church sivIcs the place ri dc.
parted sririt:;.' There i 10 such thing -
death of the soul OF lie. II is the body
alone which sleeps, and that only for 4
limited but unrry"alcd season. % we r"JJ,
anal - we lirlicvC.'
"That." returned the Baron. is "vcr!
comfortable r,icCton.'
1T is not only Il comfortable reflection,
continued the Governor, but it Is III" coz
solution afforded Ivy 81 enlightened view OF
the llri~iian rrli@irt.
The :,llnc WIS advanced by the Governor
at the time Of the burial, 10y The side 81 h'i
mother, Of his daughter Frances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

Colonel w. II. Jcuilrr was 4 passenger by
the steamship Cuba, that arrived in New
York OH "Wednesday. Colonel Jeniier has
come from Egypt on furlough from the
Khediyc, in whose service he is engaged.
lie was an officer in the Confederate army
during The late strife. Several years ago he
went To Egypt, and was given command 81
the cavalry in The army CT the khedire. tie
registered himself at the NeW York Hotel Is
belonging i'll Baltimore.
j. J. Wright, of Richmond, has been
granted patent for horse collar sewed with
wire,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

ARCHBISHOP BAlLEY on BlsMARCK.-In his
address at the cathedral in Baltimore on sun
day last the new Catholic Archbishop of
Baltimore thus spoke Of Prince Bismarck:
1.-THE greatest enemies Of real liberty ut
this moment are those who always have
these words in their moutllS--with them II
means liberty for evil, restriction for good.
We have had i striking example Of this late
~ in the conduct OF the PriIs$an Govern.
mcnt. That successful but unprinciplcd
statesman WlIo rue. over Gclmany ia>
repeated the ciy lust uttered against our
Blessed Lord that lie WIS no friend TO
Cr,ar--it was the cgiltnny also OF the old
Pagtns against the early Christians. We arc
not so mulch surprised when such words
were uttered by jews and Fa.an>. lut we
:lrr surprised when tIlcy cone lrnla the lips
OF men who profess ID ic Christians. and
vel 10 one hnoW> better than M. that whilst
tlr'>c men who now applaud him bad nearly
pulled down the throne in 1873, il WAS the
Catholics Of Prussia who saved it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

DlsEsT ADJUSTMENT IL EHGLAHp.-At Biz
min cham Oh The 1St instant Il lar%c ana en-
thlIsiaStic meeting of non-con!orini>ts from
all parts al England, bat nanly from The
midland counties. was held. which Was al
dressed by Mr.. Mall, mcmncr Of Parliament,
who has given notice that he will submit Il
motion to the next House Of Commons IN
favor OF dScS;abl,hmcnt both in England
and Scotland: by Mr.. !Iiin@"orth. also Il
member OF PARLIAMENT. ana other Wcl-k'oWn
speakers. The discussions in This conference
were very animated, and manifested a deter
mnation on the part OF those engaged Ill the
proceedings 10 a.italc the question of rcii-
.i0us equality Ill every practicable manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

THu Loss: ISLAHp i;ArTi$TS..i TIC long
Island Baptist Conference. "Wednesday, TEE
Question 0. strict and open comInIlnt ~ was
brought Up, and after Il short discussion, III
which The general question was moi entered
into. resolution vas passed aroWing ddi!c-
sion to The doctrines and ordinances OF The
Baptist denomination as eNelnrliied in the
Ep;r Testament.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

/ "GRArHc" STATE or EXISTEScE.-Thc
first celebrated citizen OF ARKANSAS was sandy
Faulkner, better known Is the "ArNahSaS
traveller He still! lives, and is 4 clerk at
the Metropolitan Hotel, Little Rock. Inc
following is his lust joke: Mr.. taulknci,
said !, "wlat kind of state government have
YOU got now" well, sir, sad The Az
kansa, traveller, -! reckon we are cti>scd
with The worst passed Of thieves ana trash
ever! sent out from oblivion TO Arkansas.
They Just govern here with high hand.
and ii our lives are our own our money amt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

THAT EIAZ!NG or Mip>lIIrMAH CONYER$.--
1t seems that there is no truth in the story
that til" colorrd naval cadet WIS assaulted 1T
Annapolis. The probabilities are that ii *
more likely he was let severely alone. Had
there been Il row there would. of course,
have followed an Investigation. court-mariial,
genera! orders. and dismi>s;llS for h.izing.
But. remembering the prayer of the prc,i-
dent, "Let Us have peace :" peace rcg!S at
tlir Academy. and no one has been hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

NJ. Ernest DuYcrgicr dc IElurannc, in
Paris, has published IL card conirtdctin@ the
statement that Bliss Nellie Grant, the Prt>i-
dents daughter, is about to give him her
hand III marriage.
"Nl;rrr WAS The fire." sid i lady 10 her
illa con:patrinli, who iad rushed out Of The
opnra-hou&c the other night iIic nn"ncnt The
curtain fell Oh The first a"t OF Within" q" 1t
WAS false aarur,' sad he. chewing coffee
and cloves vigorously.
South Caroline has found her Moses; but
what she most wants Is her Joshua.
1t. Rev. Bishop Becker, of Wilmington,
was in Alexandria on Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

pius, tDr. 9. F. Bowie) bore OF the palm
IN the contest. and conferred tho crown Of
love anu Beantycn Miss Jennie A. ga. The
following knights-liope tThomas BROWN,
Argyle Garter Mi,eheln. Idaho Orchard
brown), and Golden Shear (E. Newton)--
were successful in the order of their names,
and bestowed the rewards of their skill on
four maids OF honor. who gracefully attended
the queen MT her coronation. and added 10
the beauty OF thc sccrc,
Aitcr the riding The Assembly rcSortcd to
tie IRON! yard OF the mansion, where AN
ample dinner WAS spread Tor their endowment.
take, ic''-rrrar. and confectionery were sub
>rGncniiN served, and at dark series Of his
'oric and imaginative pictures in ,GflcouY.
I1'"fS commenced. and delighted the a,-
dlcncc until late hour.
turning from these scenes Of mlcty ana
amusement, have only space 10 mcntion
at';'l large and mnuruiul crrtcrc OF colnrrd
people accompanied tn his burial on Sunday
IaN fils. tanrr. one oi their somewhat
notable religious and political leaders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

SNtII-pcX - BEi>roL.--Wc have hundred
rlmn> about Tie spread Of this disease in
hi>tul. bat thc most reliable account is that
~ hay" tl.m t." condli,'tnr on this (rhlus-
- Mornings train. lie says there j. not
murr l!an one ease. and that doubtful. II IS
Nr. Caldwell, IT." irWcIlcr. ana his premises
are Qu3Iau,nrtl.-- HlnE.},a i'Uyin'on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

TIE RALEIGH SENTISEL.-Judse William
II. Ship. acknowledgement OF the State OF
North Carolina las ,.ril!en IN sf}pedl to the
Democracy OF that State Ia assist Dir. TIir-
Ger, the proprietor al the Raleigh On. c.
.Gsn;jnei, which was recently destroyed ~
blowing NJ his premises by pol'tic,l enemies,
IN its establishment and resumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

ATTIMrrrn ASsAsSiNarnN.--On Wcduc.-
day might between | | and - o'clock II ccn-
il@nan 10y the name OF Hill, who resides in
pnla>h'. whilst walking Bear nunl.p'S No-
lei. at Dublin. was fired at several times lay
some person unknown. ON" ot The bali,
striking him in the lcg and fracturin,, il
badly. pur informant was unable 10 learn
any further particular: Of the shooting, or
whether Suspicion attached to any particular
person ~ the guilty party. II was generally
l"ircN'd. however. that Mr.. Till was mis-
taken 10y the assassin tor another pcrSon.--
LM,itLurN Mrs
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DENTISTRY.

NEW iNDNALtAHLE lNSTRU-G
or,.of DR.. M"rrisun's celebrated BUR ENGINES
am prepared to operate upon u;c na:ura | teeth
with Less PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient,
n.also with greater rpidty and thoroa&hneas than
+ pos,lblc 10 lie obtained by the hand.
JUD. u. WOOD, ID. ID. s.
,,.,.,.... M , Ninth street ap 30-erd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

Dulmh's oldest inhabitant is selling corner
lots for 81 900 which cost him $l,25 an acre
eleven years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

F'rEsru rosr,GE.- Paris, October L.
The postal treaty between France and The
u,trd States, reducing the rates OF postage
nearly cuc.!niI. h"S been approved by the
STATE Departments Of Che t"o countries. 1t
has been submitted TO the French Minister
of Finance, who will consider the pecuniaIy
features of the treaty, and from whom II
favorable report is expected. After that al
early ratification is anticipated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

VIRGINIA CATTLE on THE WAY To BaITr-
N"EE-oN"r thirty carloads OF cattle from
West Virginia, loaded chiefly at Ronrcvcitc
III Grrcnhricr county, have passed through
here every week for Baltimore The stock
tram comes every Monday. so rs 10 make
connection in time for tn" baltimore cattle.
market day: and last Monday the train num-
hvrrd iurtE-!Nc cars .NGuHton TindiCuior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

+; -,
-, '''| ";
- t''' '. ~ - u VIA =: vi
"'1','>' '""ii'','" "' Young men oi h'ei'-
''''''' " ~. 'h'u2n Sr','la"! to" young 10
nav, '''''li lNl' III 'ir 'A'' war; are "i'i''lrd
~ iH'.' " 'o were '0~a@,I on pom >lict, i
r"!"tIdi'h- ~ i Vii, /" Baltimore &c ANN
N'F-It\ ct l"t surrender IT lorhioWu.-Dc-
l"'"" -. t>l-Nhlch NirtjlIl!f decided IT,"
>tru--i" tor independence IL i1N"r OF The
gioG American rebellion. II i Of ilappl
HU-ury t'DI, the recurrence al this annvri-
>.rlt, W%irt m3,r t. III INDEPENDENT people.
ha> il lil.' commemorative recognition since
thu war "a III a. Nr have lc1rdl hy Virgil
nj} 81 whose soil The treat decisive battle
wa, fought. ana whose ilIl>triullS son
.c;~nr,-r Wa>hjrrtnnl rouIurtrd in person
the riiunn,.,arf ,cn>umn,,iicn nr = cont, ::
Y i,iyh, from il h.ainrinr and through
-,,y.u ,,3t~ 1t struggle, S,,If->acrilicr, and
alternate, nope and despair. was ami
mated. Sustained, md ut Yorktown
fr1tt~ -tt.-,.-:ul. ~ lri,n who WIS first in
WE. TIT in peace, and Hr>t IN Tho hearts .!
Hi- r3!utivnl,.!t." The Patriotic drnlnr>itrl-
iiru 81 Njr-iuilii~ in l,gs,'in. I'll in the. c.:m.
regeneration OF IT," event witch established
ar Independence. and in celebrating. il upon
Nt.i 1ntt >ui. j. ..ta:il>ims IL m iuti-i'i"n
HAT the Alacirin ~i,ilit i uncr nor, in the
a>,,ndanr in >lr.jiit cygr Ill sectional feet.
tu4>. and H. ;,,'"-rz,t'@ ijr prevalence u! the
>,iar continent in N!aryHuu. a. well a; The
il3l,rHH concord which has ever htrn vX-
!,ih.jr,l irtwy,n two States whu lou@}; >idt.
ly side ia ia. r"ya,,itiom. and arc not nearer
l. t.ri! ".irl il territory ll'an they are il
iIEra.r'. customs. ail tie .,niit~ anl spirit
81! their r""!Ir. We extend cordial wei
com" :" oar Virginia Visitors to-day, not les
~ our friends and nc@hhor> than because
til" orra>ion tia! bring them here i iii oaSi.
IN thr desert al political >triI" at which men
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

rsNO CIDER-MAKERS.--U St1LPnlTE
Z OF LIME TO arrest tie iernent aton OF elder
und to preserve Its sparkling properties. For sale,
with full directions, III
MEADE & BAKERS Drug store,
auaI 0l9 Main street,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
fiuuses ano farms Wanleo.

UPTOWN HOUSE WANTED, for h9nse ,9I
" down town. Price s25oO1 Or sW."" hVLAHD Z "ni
ING BeetmaBst. ....- ..lu. "a Liz - If
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Excursions.

GRAND EXCURSION to C0NEY ISLAND.
" -stenser GRg sEDGWICK leaves NeH-iork for CONEl
ISLAND EVERY DAY, from June ~ ss folovs
Cknsaopher-st, BIS a m. Per .. N X. 9:gam
Chnsophsr-st ~ aooh; Pier g. N. r., f7;i3 m.
ChrssonhersI D. Pier 4, N. r., AIS f.. ..
Ertra IMP fomP Pier 4, N. r.,
Ieaiss cspsS .l4sd S~ ssr t@k JON Jlo triu
N b. Tss fITs iTips will eomnsBes nd June 90
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
NEW SUMNER RESORT.
~ OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE

L
Via Kingston, ~ !. - .o.
This elegant Hotel TIE highest peak oia Gash IsSe zee
above water has been greatly enlarged and improved and reopen
June Is EevYork City by aree boars an any nms
place has fne air beautiful seene1 Az The modem eonye9
enes dng Telegraph reached by boat rt 10 honout and
A. r. u mes West Harley thence miles by proprietary nages
connecting With al trains - . ,y.-.... ~ v
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
C0UTH SIDE R. R. OF l. I.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THE ONLY RAILROAD on LONG ISLAND
running direct 70
ROCKAWAY BRACH.

running direct 70
ROCKAWAY BRACH. n
On MONDAY Msy a. trains eaye NewYok via Roosevelt
sad Grandgl Ferries, follows: ...... l-' ..... -.
m-Ms for Pstehosue connecting stage for BsspOt AID
Fire Place, and boat for Fire Isand
10 .. m.-Acccomm0laion for Isfp.
4 ID m.-Accomunolai0u II for kocka and Babylon.
m-Etpres Tor Pachogue connecting with for Belepo
s1d FIRE Place and boa, for Fire Isand ,Roagh south
Bay without stop reaching Babylon at $40 D. m
o. m-E1prcss Tor Rockawsy and heFrek
a;10 D. IA .--Ae Accommodation for Palchogue
$50 D m-AecommOdatoE for Babylon.
$50 p ~ -Aocoanolatioo Cor Mernck-
An except the 5D anil S:0 connect Al Valley STREAM wt
sna sks4sy Dug notice sin be EYp Of ,hs
openiBg o the Rokaway Beach Road 70 he Hea side House
C. W. DOUGLAS, Superintendent