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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-26
laiIu 4ennrtrr yonrnal.
For the Journal.
A VISION.


noun deep beneath the wave
Lieth his grave.
over him lapsing to and fro,
Ever the waters ebb and flow.
Reefs of coral rise over his head,
Sea pearl and amber strew his bed
Trailing over his sighless eyes.
veil.like, the dripping seaweed lies,
Tangled with tinted sea-shells rare,
Caught IN the mesh of his waving hair.
Over him the sea-gull dips;
Past him glide the ships.
White sails red in the morning ray,
Or pale with the dusk of dying day.
Sometimes down from the purple sky
Looketh the moons great silver eye,
Or thro' the waters, faint and far,
Shimmers the beautiful evening star
Never seeth or heedeth he,
That lone sleeper under the sea.
Round him on every side
Fishes dart and glide.
All the quaint dwellers in the sea
Gather about him fearlessly;
Combing their wealth of amber hair.
Come the mermaids, passing fair,
Tangling in cleaning braid and curl,
Rare pink sea-shell and lustrous pearl,
Never looketh, or heedeth he,
That lone sleeper under the sea.
Motionless above his eyes.
The sea.weed lies.
Not for the softest siren song,
Lifts he those lashes, dark and long;
Cheek Of beauty, or form of grace,
Cali not one flush to the pallid face.
Love and hope have now no part,
Ia that cold breast and pulseless heart.
I.ifeless and dream,ess, lieth he,
That lone sleeper under the sea.
On the seashore, early and late,
watch and wait.
Never again shall see from far
His white sail CLEAN DER the harbor-bar.
But the song Of the restless sea
Beareth ever message for me:
Ever the waves that break on the shore,
Whisper that message DER and DER;
Its echo ripples from wave to wave
The song of 4 love beyond the grave.
HAL LOWELL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-26
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-26
CANCERS. TUM0RS, ULCERS.

Astonishing cures by Dre. Kline and Lndey, at
the Philadelphia Cancer Institute, 931 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia Pa. At Branch Offices, by Dr. Nc
Michael, "a Niagara ST. Buffalo, n. y; and by DIR.
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the ADORE.
, 1872-10-12

boiling Republicans we're instigators. Carter
will be brought up in court to-day
TRENTON. n. j., Oct. 11.-The New Jersey
Straightout Democratic State Convention met
here to-day ". 81. Meredith Was elected Chair-
man. 4 full Electoral ticket VAS selected, in
Guiding Samuel J. Baird and VIM II. Heif at
large.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Oct. u.-The new Liberal
State tickt,t has been formally Withdrawn. The
Gazette takes down the ticket, but puts up no
OTHER In it's stead-
COLUMBUS, O.. Oct, u.-At very small meet
ing Of straightouts, to-day, it WAS resolved to
call Couyention to meet in thia city, Oct %, to
nominate Electors for O'Conor~
WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-The Administration
managers are now turning their attention in the
direction oT New York and New Jersey. Il is
calculated that the moral influence Ct the octo-
ber elections will be strong enough to make it
possible to add the Electoral vote Of these two
States to the Grant column Secretary Delano,
who, altogether, has not bean here weak since
Congress adjourned, left here tonight to take
the stnmk! in the Empire State. Robson is now
attending to Anew jersey, while Boutwell, and
Creswen will be sent up to join them next
Teek.
, 1872-10-12

NEW YoRK, Oct 1.-THE Tribune to-day eai-
drawing, in the fullest, promptest manner,
tho inPutatons upon Speaker Blaine in refer
ence to his supposed transactions with the
Paci6c Railroad, Eastern Division, business.
4 Columbia Is. CO. despatch says that 3d.
there for attempting to entrap franklin Moses,
the regular gubernato1ial nominee, By giving
him letters purporting to be from President
Grant and Assistant Secretary Richards, promis-
ing him their support Both letters we're most
glazing forgerias. Carter, on his arrest. dis
closed scheme Of which suspected prominent
, 1872-10-12


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 1.-THE additional official
returns received to-day. do not materially change
the result gwen N last nights desRatches.
The ma]ontX @ 1or Aendr1ckS VII be between
600 and 1oo Inc balance Of me state ticket; IL
clnding the CongIessmen-a n-at-ia1ge, with perhaps
the exception Ct the candidate tor Saperlntan-
dent OF Public instruction, are Republican
The following arc tue malonties in tue Coz
gressonal Districts, rearly ohciAl' for Congress-
men. , 80
kHst District, De'nocrahc: 14S second D1s-
t1lct, Dem5oc1etic 4s;!S Third DistIie:, Demo
cratic, 9U Fourth jp4stnct, Republican, 531 ;
, 1872-10-12

-, M1LWAUkEEs Utt- IL, 1879,
To the Editor of the Chicago Tribune:
SrR: The Democracy and Liberal Republicans
of Wisconsin are encouraged by the better news
from Indiana and the large Liberal gains in Ohio,
aud are resolved to prosecute the campaign
withf1enewed vigor, and with strong hope OF
carrying ou1 State for Greeley in November.
GEORGE H. PAUL,
Chairman Joint State Committee.
, 1872-10-12

:.:rPeaee Justice Brown, Of Mor1ieania, N. T.,
pleads guilty to the charge for which he WAS
indicted, that Of withholding soma 800 of the
countys money received for 6ues.
, 1872-10-12

Z %%t& H. r..
Pplsy; eSpecay N Pennsysa1a "a and d dndlaa don
,v lya 1a - az aod ofen f eaeo y sGoo ana
msn etsS &c ossr @ S4e0U ~ 1or GfanE; Omo haa neen
t4an ateo ~ o'es t2,uVo, a1a WaH give more toa9
1"!G: 1tAa 1,co aany ~ MoSemper; re carried
lau. ~ 1ooo oy unty 9oi' tae4g1 @ tne Ieslnon
alsnt cal1eo me state oy nearly 1o,uoo the
next month. n 1870, tho election almost vent @
e. oe,aa Sa ana We were beaten ABOUT zG
u.s.. Mr. Hendricks started out With the assnr- 81
4nGe @a3s that ne would reeaye zee r 10g ,ma1onsy
y, snnouncsa that they would lead over from
i,oN to l3,ooo Liberals to the democracy, The
campaign has been bitter. The assaults On
General Browne have been peculiarly Malignant
The result Is that General Browne seems, as the
figures are reported: to be defeated BY g. few
hundred, while the Republicans have elected the
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of State,
Auditor, Treasurer, and other state
officers, Congressman-at-Large, 10 or II in al
ont Of Is Congressman, and : majority in both
HOUSES Of the Legislature. I predict that when
the official count Is made, it will turn out that
the: State officers have named have received
larger vote than Mr. Hendricks, and that, if
elected, he has been elected by q minority. Ini
, 1872-10-12
THE CAMPAIGN IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS.
Special Despdtch to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Despateh to The Chicago T,1ottue-
SPRINGFIELD, III, Oct. u.-To-mnrow q Lib
eral meeting is to be held at Williansve, in this
county. Governor John M. Palmer and Hon.
J. C. Robinson viii deliver tho eddresaes. There
is no lack Of enthusiasm here among the Lib
5 9aS @St 9e 20
Governor Palmer and J.. G. Robinson ad-
dressed meeting at Taylorville yesterday,
which is reported to have been equal in point Of
There were about three thousand people pres
ant, and they evinced by their interest that they
intend to fight it CUT
TENNESSEE POLITICS..
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct l1.-Tha Democratic
nate candidates for Congress tor the Nashville
D eerict, and remained in SESSION all night.
Failing to make a nomination.. the Convention
adjourned sine die after the tWenty-drst halltt-
It WAS expected that the Convention would
select Presidential Electors alao, but failed
Great confusion prevailed
Mr. Galloday, the present memba<. aud three
others are candidates 8or Congress-.
Andrew johnson is making speech here, to-
night, to large audience
a LIBERAL PROCESSION ATTACKED IN eALrt-
moRE.
cesaon was passing thu Republican headquar-
terra On GAY street, last night, difficulty oc-
cured with parties On the sidewalks. 4 pistol,
shot Was fired, and Samuel Barrett; q spectator,
who is employed in the United States Appraiser's
stores, was fatally wounded Later, while the
procession WIS passing through Asquith street,
difficulty occurred With colored man. when an
other pistol shot was fred, striking George ~
Barrett, s. co1ored boy. The boy died this morn
ing
ATTEMPT TO BLOW up NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
RALEIGH. n. G., Oct 1.-THE building in
which the Daily Sentinel is printed WAS nearly
destroyed about I o'clock this morning by an ez-
plosion OF poude-, which some party unknown
in tho room 1,as thrown into confusion, and tie
press completely demoliahed- The explosion
caused great excitement, and crowds focked to
the scene. The Sentinel is q Conservative
paper.
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~FOR FALL AND WINTER.

me- FOR FALL AND WINTER.
4 snlendid assortment Of DRY GOODS ~
AT THE VERY BOTTOM PRICES.
PLAIN, STRIPED. and PLAID POPLlNs.
BLACK and COLORLD EMPRESS CLOTHS ana
SATTEENS, Az..,
BLACK and COL RED FRENCH MERlNos, ~
BLACK BONIBAZINES, .., ......e. ..e'
CREPE CLOTHS and ALPACAS,
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLiNs, all colors' .~
CASsNiERES,
DnESKINS and WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
FIASSELS, QUILTS, BLANKETS, SHAWLs'
CIIlLDREN.s, LADIES' and GENTS UNDER
VESTS:
yELyETFFSS. VELVET RIBBONS. LACEo'
FMgROIDERIEs. LACE COLLARS ind SETS
CORsETs. KID GLOVES.
CREPE COLLARS and Wells,
RaJ,MORAL aud BOULEVARD ShlRIs,
TART, r. and PIANO COVERS.
WHITE and COLORED TABLE LINENS
and many other goods which we offer as cheap Us
any ho"se WILLIAM THALHINER & SONS,
1nI3 Main street. opposite the Dost-office, anI
Sc 20 oui baoac GU See' w - -
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Ex-PREsInENT JOHNSON AID Mrs. .SURRATT.
A New York Herald reporter had the other
day an interview with eX-Presidcnt john
son. at jonesboro', Tenn, in which the ex-
President explains his action in Mrs. Sur
rats case. Says the correspondent
Speaking to ex-President johnson this
evening, after the meeting was over, | ask
cd him,
n1Iuw do YOU intend to meet this clamor
in Western Tennessee about your action in
Mrs. Slirratt's case?"
al have no fear of that clamor if there
are people still so ignorant as to believe l
compassed or am in any way responsible for
the death of Mrs. Shrratt, leave them where
they are"
"What is the exact fact, Mr.. Johnson,
about Annie SurrTlttS attempt to reach you
at the White House, and being repulsed
either through your order or by the order
of Preston king!'
IL never knew until after Mrs. Surratt
had been executed that her daughter hud
been seeking to see mt. Preston King had
nothing to do with repulsing her. There
was IL fellow named Many Il think he is i'll
Washington StiID tackled himself on to me at
the White House in some way or other, and
finding this girl looking in Il frantic way fer
me, and unable very likely TO understand
her, refused her admission. Of this. L,ilew
nothing until some time altr:." Now as to
the case Of Mys~ sttilrratt, MIR. Lincoln,
as you my know, was aSsassinated at
e-,ime when he was communicative
chief of the armies and martial law
prevailed in the District. The opinion of
the Acknowledgement WAS taken as to the
mode of trial for the conspirators, and he
decided that they were liable to the iurisdic-
ton Of military commission. They had a
full and fair trial, and all four were found
guilty. How was to know that Mrs. Sur
raft was innocentt All could do would he
to pardon her. Could pardon her Without
rmrdoning the rest, where there was nothing
but sympathy for her sex to justify it? AS
for the Surratt clamor, shall meet and an
sWpr il wherever it comes up."
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$1,000. Mayazsas.

lsEsgEAI.
8 a.Ig FAM fssa NE AND ELE-
DE DIR I,sT. 3. PRICE =
rs. nres now opssiing IS teaneFsssd express tuil
and complete Assortmeitfof
,e-- FOREfl9A and DoaEEsTGGOoDs,
10 which the attention Of the Virginia pubic Is
called.
Their supply, selected with care and taste, EN-,
braces everything tile dress liue when is ne"
attractive whilst the staple department IS sIosssa
WITH what Is good aud substantial, ana
sold Mt only a small reu,unerat've proht IN
DRESS GOODS ~ -
win be found
Velour de Nice, Austraasfan Grape
pran do Mongpnon, Silk-Warp licnr1e'ta Iiotn'
v.,o,r imperative Lyons, Drap DE Montearian'
ponb,z,ne Alpaca. French Cretoni,
. D,Jopc;au Cloth. English and French Cassimere
(.acbemcre de Ecope, &C., &c.
MOURNING GOODS SPECIALITY.
Bombazines, Deaines, Ottcmans,
Tamisc, Grape Cloths,
English Grapes, Grape Wells, Coilarf' &c
CLOTHS and CASSTMERES.
A full line of goods for gents and boys IN s"'ans
I! Cloths, CassEmercs. Vcstings, Shirts Drawers
- Socks Gloves. Handkerchiefs. &c, &c.
EVERYTHING guaranteed of good quality: ana no.
fling recommended Ivy the house unless fully tesied
by Judgment and experience. y.
$3.50 ktt - Lbs
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n-1 ,RGE AND ADMIRABLY WELL

wLARGE AND ADMIRABLY WELL
LOCATED PRIVATE DWELLING AND
VACANT LOTS AT. THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF FRANKLIN AND JEFFERSON
STREETS TO RE SOLD AT AUCTION THIS
ATERNOON.--, he ,pe, ial ttentinn ofthose wishing
to secure large well arranged and very dcslrably To-
crtcd private DWELLING and handsome BUILD
ING LOTS is particularly Invited to the s1le OF hir
william F. Taylors desirable property, to come oil
this afternoon at a o'clock. TERMS: Very nccommc-
ting. Sec advertisement under auction head for
further particulars. W. uoD''N'
e.. mil Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

ELECTED PREsInENT.-General e. p. Alex
ander, who has Just been elected president
of the Savannah and Memphis railroad, was
chief of artillery in Longstreet's corps of
the Army of Northern Virginia. Since the
war he has been professor of engineering in
the University of Georgia.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RADICAL AND Demo-
CRATIC WAsTE.-And now let us see the rela-
tive waste, even supposipg it to be equally
waste, in 1860 and in 1871, and then strike
balance. The following are the custom
houses we have exposed we now give the
amount they have cost in 1860 and in 1871
respo,tiyply.
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A MARROW EscApE.-The Poughkeepsie
Eagle asserts that Catskili recently had Il
marrow escape from total destruction. 1t
says: ~ - s..t -
q, A few days ago large wagon loaded with
nitro-glycerlne was being drawn up the hill
at Catskill by three mules. Suddenly one of
the mules concluded to stop hauling, and
then tile wagon with its dangerous load be-
gan TO go backward rapidly. The driver
was frantic with EXCITEMENT, and yelled for
some one to block The wheels, which young
man named keeier succeeded in doing Just
as the wagon was about to run into IA three
story brick building. The vehicle contained
"a ton Of nitro-glycerine. which had been
hauled all the way from Bergen Point, New
Jersey, by land.
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EMIGRATION FROM VIRGINIA.
persons from the neighborhood of Newport,
Augusta. and Brownsburg, Rockbridge,
Va, left Staunton on Thursday morning for
Sherman, Texas.
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A. "A fELoRss AIR En-
.rh,. sp,end.,s liz DYE IL tssessses. If Norid.
;rs,e oniy trre stie perfect dye fsliane.
and Instantaneous; no dsapp
Ions ,inss or napieasants odcrs Renee s8 sise sls
eFac,s OF bad dyes and washes Prodp .es lInines NINE
dla.eiy superb black or natural brown. anu ieases
ST.. h,,r clean. ann. and Beautiful, The genuine
s,n,ss,1 ~. HsT(.HEaOR. sofdhy nii druggists.
'''''e'. CHARLES BACHELOR,
i. ,o..eo5 Proprietor, View York
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I,rs. Vsndeventer, revolutionary pen.
sioner, died at Marion, Indiana, recently at
the age of one hundred and four years. Her
husband, who was soldier In 1T76, died
twenty years ago ut the same age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

case6ni-hOuse Swindle under Buchanan in
1860, $50 ,521.54; custom-house swindle un-
der Grant in 1871, $e5,Si2.21--excess of
sSindie under Grant over the swiudIe under
Buchanan, SS5,Si4.67, or nearly 11G per
cent.-Ne,o York World. g.
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DEAD Mr.. John c. Clay, who was stl-
dent at Washington College, Va, in 1sG7-'6e,
died at Mansfield, near Lexington, KY, on
Monday of last week. Dir. Clay was son
of Hon. James d. Clay and q grandson of
Henry Clay.
Rufus Bobbitt, Of Granville county, n c.,
died last week while working in his field.
His life WAS insured for $4,000.
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SILKS,
WHITE GOODS. and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,

L.-MArAM j. NJ. GRANGER
N iu,cs leave to announce 10 the ladies of Rich
mend that she has removed to No 62S BROAD
STREET and will I'm the future las In The past con-
CURTAINS. SC.
In addition to the above Mr. GRANGER bPRs
leave to announce that he has made tie purchase Oh
the entire stock nf FANCY GOODS aud NOTIONS
formerly belonging to Mr. :. HlRSH, Which, together
with his stock on hand of FANCY GOODS, LaCEs'
ard } EWELRI. will form ono OF the most dcslra-
that can Ire found In the city: and as that portion
of the stock formerly belonging to MIR. Hlrsh has
been purchased much below lis real vauc. he Is en-
Athletic offer Inducements surprising those OF any
other house IN the CITY,.
L. S.-NEW GOODS will he rcceivcd Ea Ekl
WEEK Mt F.. l.. GRA NGER'S,
srot.lm GOT Broad street.
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g. PARHAM'S
w ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 1905 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, va.

81 FIRST FLOOR
&c stored their retail stock Of ROCKS. STATIgS-
Fry PIASO-FORTES. MUSIC, BIBLES, PhO-
TOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, sc.
SECOND Floor
Is their Who'll EsALE DEPARTMENT; which M n
i,iant Rocks and for printers use. Also, SCHOOL,
BOOKS used in the public schools of the stnte, In
quantities.. ,rr,, ,fpr
,ro dorn.ad 10 tl,e manufacture OF BLANK BOOKS
and PAPER BOXES, aud includes their BOON
BINDERY. :,
Win fine best stock they have hid since tile war,
Who'll ESALE BUYERS
,,,, r,.t assured that thev ran obtain everything
needed In their line ut satisfactory prices.
will find beautiful stock of tile cholcrst BoOhs,
STATIONERY iboth staple ind fnncy), and the
host PIANO-FORTES made.
Orders by mall receive faithful and prompt
attention. ... 81 L,-NsSN.w
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EALL BOOK TRADE.
Merchants will find az --
J. r. ELLYS0N'S
SCHuOL-BOOK DEPOT,
No 1112 MAN STREET,
three doors above The Dispatch Office,
full line of
ALL BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALL BOOKS USED IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES.
together with Bpe assortment cf
STATIONERY.
- COPY-BceQKS.
STATES,
INK,
TENS,
. PEN-HOLDEES, -
PENCILS,
aud everything found in first class Schcol-Bcck
..+st..r Depot. .Rtt
ALL BOOKS used In our public schools furnished
at prices fixed by State Board of Education.
CATALOGU E Of schoo-books sent by mail free
TO any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO Mp RCHANTS AT
J.T. ELLYSuN'S
SCuO0L-BOUk DEPOT, g..
Sc ls-ew ........ . LIZ Main street.
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RnlIMoND. FrEpERIcKsguKG AND PorosAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF GRSEHAL
FREIGHT Agent, RICnMoND, VA, Sept. L. reS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Fnigh,s
~ for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore. and
s Pents WILL Gs By H.
DAYS and THURSDAYS.
Freight trains leave Richmond on TUESDAYS
aud FRIDAYS a. d.. connecting ut Quantlco Win
The Alexandria and fredericksburg railway. sudcS
TUESDAY onlY with tie Lower Potomac se,psr.
thence 10 Baltimore.
Joint tariff sheets may be had on application to
B. GENTRY,
Sc lo-lm General Freight Agent,
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COL
RICHMOND. August 10. lSsa I
Al RoAD.--on and after SUNDAY, August 18th,
49, GOING WEST. ~
Train No. . Through passenger leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) ut $40 A. n. leaves Dim.
T. N.
Train Nn. tI.ynrhl,Irg passenger, ha,es Rrh.
HOnd daily at 8s25 A. NJ; arrives at Lynrhburg al
Train No. 10 tlrcngh mail and e1prssl l-v,
Richmond daily ut LEO r. A., leaves DaDvie daily
at s:5s p. NJ. arrives ut Greensboro daily a, lG:s
GOING EAST.
Train No. 2 Through mall and express) lesra
Greensboro daily at 2 A.. Mi leaves Danrlt
uuly NJ INV ~ Ia alive nt hiNhlbonu
lea5 P. M.
Train No. tthroagh passenger, leaves CIrers.
boro' daily tcHnpt SuudlySl nj liIp A. " Irs,ps
Danyille at 1:s2 Z. NJ: arrives AT Richmond II, "
2, NJ. .s.as-.y.
Train No Q tLynchburg passeng,r) leaves Lyncl.
burg daily nj Q A. NJ: leaves Rurkevilie at i.tS T.
NJ. arrives at Richmond at 5aS L. M.
Trains Nos. . and 10 connect nj GreeasbOro' With
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. ... ......
Train M. 20 CONNECTS at Greensboro wilhtranfc r
Raleigh. arriving there at 715 A. VI. Passengers
lpa Wing Raleigh az 7:l5 u. NJ. connect at tiretu-
iDro' with train No. for Richmond.
Train No. connects nj BurkrNiile with train %
the Atlaati', Mississippi aud ohio railroad for all
pnilfs southwest aud south.
Lynchi urg Accommodation Train leave Rtcl.
mond at a:a5 T.. NJ. daily Except Sunuysl, arriving
1T Iynchb,trp iu time ~ connect with the Morlirg
Passenger Train on the Atlantic. Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the southwest
Passengers coming eaSt leave Lynchbufg alter
the arrival of the Atlantic. MisSissssipri and uhh
Passenger Train from Bristol, and arrive al Ricb'
mond ut 8:is A. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
snufl ScsI tan br pro- IIred nj the ticket Nee 10
Richmond. and Of K. +. WALLER, Agent Of the Al.
lanti". Mississippi and ohioraroad, No. 1928 Man
street, Richmond
PuLctp that have arrangements 10 advertise ne
schedule Of this company Will please print as above
JOHN r. MACMURDu.
General Freight and Ticket Agent
J. NJ. II. TALCorI, Engineer and supeiirttta
ont ~ IL
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g- sULPHATE QUININE, FERRo'

CYANIDE QUlNINt:
NITRATE oIJININE, IoDIDE QUIElhE,
ACETATE oUINlNE, BROMIDE 0ulNlsE' s
yALERIANhTE QUINTNE, 80,
LACTATE QUINlNE,
sIILpHATE MORPHINE,
MURIATE MORPHINE,
ACETATE MORPHINE,
yaIEHIANATE MORPHINE, eEEttG e
BRoMIpE MORPHINE, CHLORAL HfDKAi,
cKOTON CHLoRAL HYDRAT, BROMIDE
CALCIUM. and other standard ends new che1nical
and pharmaceutical preparations az aa
l.. WAGNER & CO.'S DRUG SfokE'
sc 23-3it ..s s.g J<5 bf",a oI 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

The superintendent OF the postal railway
service estimates that the increase in the
number OF miles OF service for the present
fiscal year ending June 30. 1873, viii be
10000 aguinst about 5000 for the last fiscal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30
BOARDING.

T,OAgDISG.-MRs. sULLY, NO. NO, ro ~
sranki. n street. hss sesand-stors lrS sssi ~.
eomma niss,ing with sns.ii reom a ss b. rrr'
ior, which She Desires t. have oseas.
ne W. ss5ls also, SIX TABLE DoAEpsSs'
sc 75-3ts ---------- -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

II g s4sjtsar Gii.tin Is in New York. Tie is
IMP. ii.;.a:ssi III tlchimprosed. Hvgoes
TO Pennsylvania to take part in thu canvass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

GUNS! GUNS! GUNSIJust opened q
NJ large and complc:e stock Of GUNS of all kinds,
from dine brcech-loaers down TO the cheapest single
guns and all other articles Necessary TO sports
the best makers. Our stock Is large and viii he
sold at the lowest possible prices. Ass FROM mer-
chants is particularly solicited. POWDER, SfOI,
CAPS, and CARTRIDGES being particularly IN
our line are made specially: AL wore done In tbe
best manner and warranted. Agent for the ceie-
ING POWDER. IT. w. TfGS0R. -
lTesz.-S No. 1852 Main stretta
sc sC-,m Richmond, Va.