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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-04

hNNIvERsAEY EELEDRATiON.--ThetN exercises
Of The approaching commencement week ut
tImuui,n sydney College will occur rs fol-
ipN>:
i,tr.,hy, June If : Naledctory celebration
~ tlt" non Society:
wednesday. june II: Address before the
llr3r, ',''i,iics !,y II. B. Berkeley. ESD. of
EuNlIir. Va: srl'ATIory celebration of
lh" NthlnIhr"ric Society.
Thursday. June l3: commencement: dc.
IU,Iy "i diplomas ; addresses by the Srad'-
.1iu@ class; address before the Society OF
Niimnj hy General Roger \. Pryor. OF New
Iu.N: nlumni dinner.
lr anniversary celebration of Locust
httc literary and Debating Society will
l,h.' iiace On Friday evening, June 2tSt.
Committee: McSsrs. J. w. Harris, Texas !;
l.. T. G.ir,an, Louisiana: W.G. Barbour.
'ir-jEi, W. Thatcher, LouiSiatia c. s..
lIHri>. Virginia; Il. O. llalscy, Virgiliia
I. T., Siorklev, Tennessee; w. T.. Todd,
in.;au:a. =. T.. Garnet. Virginia; Joe
n,ais, Arkansas !: ana X. NJ. Gaines, Ark
ail,,i>.
The anniversary celebration OF Washing
trn and Franklin Literary Societies Of ftii.
,jolph Macon College will take place on June
9TH and 9th The President elect cf
FRANKLIN society is Hon. A. NJ. kelley,
Mayor of kichmond. Orators: MessrS. w.
IT, Edwards, of Virginia, and l.. l.. smith,
O., North Carolina. MarShal>: +. ID. Price,
Virginia 6. ". Scott, Virginia; }. Land
street, Jr., Virginia. President-eicct Of
Washington Society, Colonel John II. Guy,
,f Richmond. Orators: Charles Carroll,
',crth carolina A. c. Russell, Louisiana:
,iet slm- =. NJ. Wright, Virginia; Paul
I;ladey, Virginia; and w. n. Willis, Mary
E,iti.
The commencement exercises Of Roanoke
'.,ilcgc will take place on Wednesday, June
lta. Graduates: MesSrs. i. I. Crabtree,
Virginia: ID. b. Floyd, Indiana; {: Z.
Campbell, Mississippi; Robert Hager, Mary
'nd: j. W. Stephenson, Virginia; J. l..
ih<.>on. Virginia; j. S. Molter, Maryland
". L. Craig, Virginia; and q. W. hoiner,
virginia. /,
The Baccalaureate sermon will be delivered
10y Rev +. W. Conrad, D. D., OF Plliadel-
phia. and the address before the literary
societies by General Bradley I. johnson, OF
Rirlmond il :
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The CASE CT COLLECTOR TALLEr.-TAc
Hcnrico County Court met on yesterday toi
the June term. The case Of Collector Ia!lcy
was called but postponed until Thursday.
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PAGE keeps constant supply OF Richmond-nat'e
shoes and cutters for gentlemen and boys. .lllts
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WANTS EasILT SUrpLIED.-it won't take much
money to supply your wants at l.. Is. SPENCE n
soS's. Linen coat for Il superior ga'lzc shirt in'
rs cents; tlree pair OF socks for Sl NecKtics ~
ten cents: plpcr collars ut ten cents box.
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JOHN c. PAGE, Jl., has at all times and season
the best boots shoes. &C., to be had in the city.
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TIE UHRY CLAUSE The following coun-
ties have beef heard from on the usurF
clause in addition to those already published

Tweuty-one counties remain to be heard
from, besides few corporations which vote
separately. The vote now stands asfollows:
For striking out, 1851 ;against striking out,
II gS9
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! ENTERTAINMENT oP TIE VISITING PINT
ERs.--Atter the adjournment of the Interna-
tional Typogruphical Union this afternoon
the members will make an excursion in
hacks provided by the Richmond Union to
various points Of interest in and about the
city. The excursion will end at the pump
house, where collation. will be spread for
tho visiting printers and few other invited
s=
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BoYpros, MEcKLgssURe eousTr, Va. :,

BoYpToN, MECKLgSBuKG eoo :. ~ -
send you my Wheeler ilsca' "hi..A :. :.
fec; order and Handsomely setlen alr ~ a.
for = WrLLcox s. GIans m''esine. S''-Ate - :
your ahcrallty to do the best soa can ~, ats
want GOOD machine, bgt do nos care fos iooSs.--
Etl,taas H Jones, n. d.
JAMES = 4. GIBus, Assent, No. 70 alain sna
Bank streets. 5s Ssss5
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MEssRs. REEs Co, the eminent photograph
ers, have completed number Of splendid photo
graphic views OF Hollywood and the Hebrew Con-
fe6erate Cemetery as they appeared decoration
day. Copies can be procured GopsEe news deact
OF c. F. Johnston, No. sls Mai1steet We cannot
tiink. OF d hettar memorial eQfrfng 20 TIE living
than one of these arststieailf Executed pictures.
EcsniHg Nelcs. 90 ...,..., n ,,I
The Erentng Ge,as OF yesterday cossalncd IN arti.
Gle about DRY goods In general 2aLEyY BROTHERS
ia particular which very fattering to those gem
tleen and yet strictly true. une part Of the article
called attention 10 the inmeRfF business Levy
BROTHERS art doing In ladies' reAdy-made suits
and poIonaises, which, though a ney~ feature IN
their business, Is Immensely popular ADJ on the ~
crease.
When our Richmond ladies' can have the same
facilities In buying their garments and summer suits
ready made, the same rs the New Workers, they
show their appreciation Of it In fact the sncccss
the LEVY BROTHERS meet with in all tl,Sir efforts
only encourages them to do more to deserve all the
good that Is said of them. ~.
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n. ELt.ysoS & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
bui,d,nc will receive advertisements anu have theB'
Inserted In amy journal OF the country at r'snHh
rpfp
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PAGE keeps styles of goods In his ino not 10 be
found elseMnc! z In the city. -.---E- E..s..L.
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ApyEnTGSR.--Our merchants seeking trade IN amy
portion OF the country should advertise III I'll.
p,er. Of tist section. NJ. ELLYsoS Z 60. WIZ
rake advertisements and baye them inserted al pup
lislIcrs' rilleS. - ~. - - - :
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We notice nuIa5erless :. b;shopn Advertisements
t as,te, frrnu ..furrin" parts endorsing = rnyei-
unr-stitrh II machines.,' Our folks at home iand
tley are the oues whose judgement In ssea ntsSIs
!. 1T TO be tasen) reoolumend the new WHEELER g
~ ~ GOV machine. 4. -ss.f (.
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DON'T FoRGE-.-Don't forget tho old corner.
Can in aud ecc thn array or gentlcmcns furnshings
stock llrgc. Prices low. 1900 Main street Is
FlsbIo:l's home
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING ELr-KnLER sweeps
them off aud clears the house speedily. Try Ii. sold
by dealers everywiiere
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Gentlemen will End at PAGES, 1903 Main street
rs tlEc stock OF boots, Shoes and gaters as cn b'
had In The city. -. :. - ----
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Wlitc, black, and striped alpaca coats ut L. Is.
SPENCE & Sons
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PERsoSAL.--Judge A. B. Cochran, who has
been in Richmond for several days, leaves
for Augusta this morning.
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The excelsior g1iter for gentlemen, something
new, c;u be ronnd at PAGES, 1908 Main street.
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san sets ........ Tlt DlSn tiuc.,, S.so
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 3, 1872. ,s,,-g,
if- ARRIYED.
c,e.,ncr Old Dominion, Bourne. New York, lDer-
,,nn,;i 20 aud messengers John w. w yatt, -z.
Sa,,,er ". r. Clyde, scott, New orE, Hercin
Ise and ;,.a engers, Firgtnia Steamslp anu
Schooner a. w. Collins, Tooker, New ors' Hop.
1tE.er usiSS,er f. Moore, Phillips, philadelphia, eo1
Schooner J Ii. Gaiiaher. Boy ie- Phiaesipiii' eos'
Scbooner keIrop, -, Philadelphia, coai.
tst8. SAILED
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfok, her-
c,,m,i,.o .rrI passWigerI, /. r. Tatn,D. agent
schooner J. II. Marvel, Qaifan, Phiiadeiphia ptl
Old Point, Lumber, Curtis 81 Parker.
Schooner SIsan Aleu- Todd, washington, grat.le'
Curtis & Parser. ~ - ,,.. or,r,,c
Schooner Ro1ncr, ,TuH, Na3r,HgIoh' n h'"A
schooner i. j. Vaughan, New York rsa James
river, wood ,,.u 81 E4.s ty
FORTRESS MONROE, June a.--Passed mp, schooner
Searsyiile from Woods Hole, for Richmond.
s
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C"arANY G's EXcuRsoN.--Ihe Cab1iiit. :.
'cc vi Arrangement, for the excursion zoi
COMPANY q to West Point tomorrow nave
chartered the little steamer Clara 10 MAKE
two trips from West Point down Inc YORK,
-'"nunkey, aud Mattaponi rivers. Ias WV
'ittonal attraction Of a most prcnais'
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II. JonS's CHURCH FAIR.-To-night the
hdcs of old st. Johu's church open ram
IN Virginia Hall for the purpose OF raising
lnnd> to do necdful work on the old historic
rhurch. 1t is only necessary to let the plipllc
know that this church needs assistance ana
al viii take part in the good work. me
roof needs repairs, and n coat OF paint VIII
10 no harm. Remember where Patrick
Henry made his great speech, ana be sure
and IN, s.; Johns Church Fair visit. .,.t
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The ladies will fad at PAGES q splendid assort
mcnt of CATERS, boots. and shoes, Of all kinds
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HGrn MEETING OF SusDAy-SCHo0L TEACH
.a>.--.tn adjourned meeting of all the Sun
atl->rhuul teachers in Richmond will be held
~ The lrciurc-room of Broad-Street Metho-
il,, church this evening ut ) O'Clock. The
uinriiny held there last Tuesday evening WAS
Pee largest of the Kind ever assembled in
Njr@~'nia. There were present EliScopaians,
N.t!,"d-t>. taptiSi$. Prc>brtcrans, and So
rj"ty of Friends, all for the purpose of dis
cl>,ing sunday-school topics. The meeting
'.-gi@th promises to he one of special inter
Il. rad ii is expected that every delegate
viii !c IN place. Ii would add to the inter
II "t The meeting It the chairman would
,;Inolnrr tie Sundays tllool cacli >p"ak, r
'riFc>cn,s. We learn that other subjects
h'>idr> ric-niys will be brought forward,
such rs prizes, and how to retain the old
>cii"iar> in the schools.
\ >und:t,-scLo,l Teachers Society, COM
In.rd Of Ill denominations, would add much
'n tN'' kindly feeling that should exist among
n workers in the runday-School c;tllSc. AMI
-}j,h :. ''uniTu" will probably be formed
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SkTcPpAY.-Thisb being Saturday, there VIII ho
great rush. oa r.. B. spEEcE& SONS Tor shha''l
tixiug-. Call carly, call oflen
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4 Lose PASSENGER TsAlN.-T!ie passenger
train which left Sta,inton Yesterday morning
ronl,jnrG eight coaches, with oyer four hun
drcA passengers. The remainder of inc
Delegates to the Baptist Association Rfll
lt,Nr for hoinc to-day. S.sS,
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Cashmere suits for s;lo low by +. B. SrEScE &
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t0,Hcl tEriCArioE.---Srccial religious
.Ni.r> viii he he'd 1t the Second baptist
, ,ora,rh (crInrcdD. Eyrd between First and
cont streets. Oh Monday next, the OCCASION
-, ~, dedication Of the lower portion Of the
..trricc, just now completed. The opening
'r'rnn will be delivered at II A. NJ. hy Rev.
t. Ehr';. ot Norfolk. and at 32 Z. NJ. Rev.
l'rpy WilinIiS, !r.' Of Petersburg, will
,J4N'ra sermon. Rev. Mf. Black preaching
i..'iH III the evening 1T S o'clock.
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Gauze undcrshirts at seventy-aye cents Mt 4. &
SpENCE L SOS's. l.@ 4n,ss
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LINEN COATS for one dollar at e. u. SPENCE {
SONS.
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LADIES' MISSIONARY SoCIETY.-A mectlng
OF the ladies Of the Monumental church VIII
he held this afternoon ut q O'Clock Tor the
purpose Of forming q ladies' missionary So
,irty. as ~ ~ {. rr .r'S
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II you desire rosy checks aud acompexion fair and
free from pimpcs, hlotches, and ernptions, purify
Your blood by taking Or. PIERcE's Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t lii4 no equal for this purpose. /.
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Light cass.merc pun:s for sale by L. b. SPENCE
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GRESAptNE NECK-TIEs--iu scarfs, ties, aud
bows-fcr sale by T.. b. SPENCE & SON.
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. SAMSON BRAcE-Sometling new and nice for :
susiscutrss r. Is. SPENCE 6 SoE haye them.
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IT ME, LIME, LINE.-The Lime manu-
h f:,ctrcd by ,ls In Yotetonrt county, known MS
Wi son or ROCKVILLE LIME, VIII ,hersiftef
M. mt mon the market under the name OF INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for wieirMaS te lett ut our
office, No. Ij03 Dock street. <>
N,,o,nh.r ., Ia7i = 80. -ss,., nv 81, ,uO - 4
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Fancy shirts very cl:cap at Z. b. srEScr 6 soS's.
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ARLINGTON CoLLAEs-bcst collars made---at 13ot
Main street.
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DEpaRTrU,rlulEl,,sI,O ,OI,Sr'iwrEANEns,

~Se~-s~s-s.1I
EoR NEW YofsK.--The Ola 1ss69A
ga,st ssde-sieei steamship OF oIisDOMISiON,lsp-t
oeoes h soeMSs z I Slis sa pns g
wa!ea VIII sssats esis Is IL sisas psa.s ss sss
ssss, ana t vet sa9ss nsd wis unxr
ssss sesssss ass:nSassass s aSaip
{ ltesets, go. For irsjss S3s,s e s gsSss
!. tes-2s ~. nos aeyanssfssssss. 81
HAVING to ayuipat Norf6lkaszSsII,, s
IL for repairs, the steamer PAI1. 5
SADE, Captain NELSON. win not make. her astini
trips between this city and Norfolk unth about ;lse
resumed. Die notice win be given my g ~.
EoR BREMEN:-Tbe fne bark 4;t;
X LOUIS. Captain Lfsz, Is now atf City 3Tst
have prompt dispatch. Liberal advances granted
On ns ssss.sans' | 's of ffs''s s seRFR 90
TAMEs RIVER sTEAa MIC oATsysystfSIa 81 Is.
FOB NEI ySk asIS,,' RIslLAR p4,s,!I,,i siT
AM isas ss IS Si1SR SSS saass sl;'Es
1 L'EaU SsEW Ellis $ i .RoISTi 4
S Is ss pm sls. Snaa s sl sa stesss sssss
compaSys wasf a Il fr Inc
pieces on MONDAYS, Ys,MEDSEslAYs, VEL sad ,,d Err EhI-
pAY at is m END ssssas :, s s.
Line stesmers Tor Baltimore, Philadeiphi and New
Train leaves City Point Tor ,Petcrsbsre on'arriya
Fare to New York. =. 50
Fare To Philadelphia. s9
Fare 70 Baltimore. 20
fis EseSrsiSn 20 Tickets to Old Point and vue
THsets on sale e g GaEBEE E,.s6 COS ESPREss,
aia EreisEs Stsi receive s TUlsnAYs THURSDAYS
and SATgIDAYs 70, NSTfS rsrspoa'h ssg1 cut . ss
RfihIiEs at tfhEAs6NaShE ns6i saH II 5SfiF1: RaTEs s
Freight received FRONT A. NJ. till p. NJ. s,a
Freight for way-landIngs must be prepaid
The steamer Sylvesterwill be-cilartered for eve
ming at 5i.Ssnass f. B TT1M EIti General Agent
Branch oGiee, corner Msin and Ninth streets.
powHATAN sTEAMBoATsfT51.
rrt:&EkkkS cShEEAfS,f:ir Line =: '1 . :.
BATIeEE WE iE ANTs4pS ANRs AL 6SINs WT s9nTa sn AsD
MORE AND OHIO AND NQRTHERNsei7s
CENTRAL RAILROADS.
Ri Eossss tds eSSaf{ ana s 9ha stay paa at Ssoes
Es Ss rsSslysa nt sSfFS yap +
Passage: ..''SA
S Eas 4sm tEalsA' oF 'swiffff RfRRMS e E BRETT
TAAtEs RIVER 'sTEAMBOATaiTM
- CONPANY.-FOR NEWttfoRK, jeE2ssa...
BY LAND AND WATER,--New aud popular nret"
ch.s route to New York via JAMES river and Chesa-'
pca.e i;ay to Jltnre. and from thence by rail- 70
Philadelphia aud New York.
safc 10 New York 80
BnlIi@oiSa... BBsllIIhis'Saa:: sss
- NOE1Dlk I"
Tickets sold and haaegc checked through at CARRIER
e Co.'s Express. No. sec Main street, and on board
The above varied roi,e conimeRds Itself especially
10 tourists and peasarrseelsek3, enabling them 20
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and see other
points of. interest on j JAMES .RIyERB ~. DAY.
NIGHT T.. Il. TATUM, General Agent
|: James River Steamboat Company,
| Office, Ninth and Nlaiu streets, ind ut Roekets.
| no u
| tr lime AND CEMENT. ',s.Ehtz;
DOCKLAND LIME tsaEs
1,5oo barrels ROCKLAND LIME daily ex-
s4 e,..i pecte! per sciIoO,ief Florence Mayoslst
500 barrels III store. For sale 9y syt rp
mysl h@ ~ =. @ - LEI..
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we have IN hand for sale priystely desrse e., lM.
Manchester: valuable BUILDING LOTS ut W per
foot and upwaI1a.7 &..t4L,S -, ~,
Also, LhRGE and SMALL. FARMS IN ,, Chestter-
proveimen,s,at 50 per acre aud upwards, on hberu
terms. ,,..a,>xy a bnykrT
M oJ-Jm MpOttI I1AAIibt.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .JUsE T. 1872. =,
s,,,, r,ses 1:tg Moon rises. 343
gun gun TIli High tide, :, =, 800
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l. A. HoTifwELL, G.y w Y. geME.ns ny MmEs.
Superintendent. ,~ Secretary ab9 $500. assp..n
r kMEs RIVER GRaSiTE l; l.S,l!r- Goar-Assstsi -Asssi
The trade supplied wffI ts ceiebratef Sranite W
the cargo or dincldon pieccs. tea g. , ua,,
,x.,G.I n anecisIfy my sirn
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IF7HE RICH3ION ND STE AN, DYE WORKS
sIpatRtr: hM M n,d viii do i,YEfNf; AND GlltAEiNG
Of n ali kinds OF LADIES AND iEsTLE;MEfaNs,ss NE
GARMENTS, and In all set9ss p,aey III ycsIpETs siSy Es
Without tainZ tiSem up and cieanifs Rcnticinens
It cniI no ~ : NN' - . my, ,3I-3m
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lime AND CEMENT.

DOCKLAND LIME. it5 t#lhs ttnE.
1soo barrels ROCKLAND LIME daily ex-
.r.s 30 pectet! per scioOlnY Florence Mayo.lst
500 barrels III store For sale 9y rpf
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IsEaI. ESTATE AGENI's.

MOODY '& ROYALL,
la REAL F;STApEi GENFS.2,.a . =.
AUCTIONEEIS, and GENERAL GOLLESloAos
OFFICE: !.
CoESEs or SEVENTH AND HULL sTHEETs'
sTsScsfYSTTR. VA. ~ istglT
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DEAL ESTATE REGISTER n ..5

e CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAHHoAD.f
cPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS t9FOR
- pIEAS;IRE. .TRaV VEL.--On aud attcr. Jnly lst
train viii ieayc Richmond at 4I5 r. H., arriving
af fiordoIisyie a.s.75 l.. NJ , 80 ~, ~ !s.a.,s3
An express train will leave G0rdonsvlile at eis A.
n, arriving at " hitc Sulphur Springs At ! =; M
'-' 49, - ~', -. a, IL PERRY: :1'
n. G,,.p rff,
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obligated and installed, and entered upon the
discharge Of their duties.

- RESOLUTIONS AND APrsALs:
A large number Of resolutions and appeal
were presented, ,aDd referred to apprvpria.,
committees. They will be noticed Hhe1
acted upon.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

execution extraordinary quiet prevailed IN that
dimnutive little country village. No business was
and little knots OF them were gathered here and
mere discussing the crime and endorsing the action
5nat was about to be taken In the cases OF the mu
ueIers. just about noon body OF several hundred
by crowd tenfold their number, r'i moved towards
the Keys the sner who prsos wos oosns
at them through window In the upper part OF tine
them, whereupon one OF the mob broke into lower
window, and was followed by several others. They
9yerpowered the he's, Sheriff captured his Keys, went
situated, unlocked 1t and brought them out.
THE DEATH PROGRESSION
companied by O guard, and were taken to the
vicinity OF Seiderley's house. where the iynchers
ever, objected to the hanging taking place there,
saying the ground was rendered sacred by the
bloody deed that had SO recently been been enacted
their departure. They came to halt In front OF
the Kimmel homestead, some distance on, and
there In presence of the mother and little brothers
and sisters Of two OF their destined victims, they
PREPARED THEIR GALLOws.
merey a SUSPENDED p pole al IN the a
with one end supported by two upright cross
pieces and the other resting in the fork Of an old
tree. The nOOses were then placed around the
victims necks, they being compelled to stand erect
during. the process, and at this trying crisis
Mcleod seemed as cool and collected as II he were
not there, while the Kimmel boys were too stupe-
fed by the contending emotions of remorse for
their deed ana FEAR Tor It's consequences TO mani
fest much consciousness OF what was taking place
around them.
ONE OF TIE CRIMINALS SAVED.
One Of them was not destined to die just then,
for brother Of the murdered girl, in O speech to
the crowd said he not quite satisfied OF Jacobs
guilt, and desired that he be remanded to the
custody OF the law. This request was acceded to,
and then the loose ends OF the nOOses were thrown
over the pole, and the committee on execution in
vted to come forward and do their duty. The i've
men composing that committee were not to be
found, however, 80 some Indiana men, who had
probably seen service in such matters before,
came forward and proffered their services. They
were accepted the men laid hold of the ropes, tho
team was started forward, and in trice
THE BODIES WERE HANGING HIGH
In the air. Mcleod struggled faintly and drew up
his left leg once or twice. but Kimmel did not move
after the fall.
After the bodies had hung for twenty-five min,
utes they were cut down. Then ensued quarrel
among the doctors present as to whom the subjects
belonged. The Cclina NJ DIS claimed
McLe0ds body, saying that he was
such bloodthrsty scoundrel that they were
particularly deslrons OF examining his anatomy.
The other doctors present felt the same way in the
matter, and finally the Celna men carried their
point and got their body, while the body Of KIM
mel was delivered over to the physicians of Fort
Recovery. Mcleod was q bad dangerous man, and
the world Ia better or without him. He died pro-
testing his innocence and commencing hie near
relatives and his own soul to Cod
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
THE FUNERAL OF JOSEPH H. SCRANTON.

Yesterday afternoon the funeral train to convey
the remains Of Joseph II. Scranton, who died lately
at Baden-Baden, Germany, TO their last resting
place at Scranton, Pa, arrived at Hoboken.
Twelve OF the weathiest citizens Of Scranton also
reached the city yesterday who will act as O CON-
mittee OF escort The party proceeded to the Mcr-
chants Hotel, at which place arrangements for the
removal OF the body were completed. The funeral
will take place Immediately on the arrival OF the
train at scranton. 1t is thought that nearly
nifty thousand persons will be in the funeral pro-
cesson. Every collier In the wyoming Valley.
together with the iron works, will be suspended FOR
the day. and all business places will pe closed Mr.
6crant0n's name was household word wherever
iron and coal are known. His widow is a sister Of
the Hon. David Davis, OF Illinois, lately the nominee
OF the labor reformers for President. Mr.. Davis
will attend the funeral.
A special train will leave Hoboken this morning
with the remains, accompanied by the following
distinguished personages =
Samuel Sloan, John Brisbin, Moses Taylor VIII.
liam 4; Dodge, John Blair, 3. O. Clarke,
Dresbach, @. r. Mates, Joseph J. Albright, II. &.
Pierce, Joseph Chase, James Blair, II. Il. Rockwell,
Dr. 3. II. Throop Lewis Jones, George Fuller, Rev.
DR. Logan, Rev. w. C. Cattell, ID. D., Lafayette Col
lege, Easton; George Dickson. w. @. Schenck, O.
a. Sprague and others,