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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28
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mann; 4ntraq ami 4enoerun9 bes erlaifeueH
8efeblS gepdbrt. - 6rieorld) @rothe ge9fn
Daniel @olet; benz Sld9er s1847.3 80 5u9c.
iproden. Sir heute iiuo 9tr. 22O, 224,
225, 226, 230, 23l, 232, 234-238, 240,
242-246 mo 248 Der BroSeBs, Nr. 1913,
100 uuo 1909 Der Siitir=8 cgilrauoe aHbez
rQumt.
Stabtfrei8z@eri dt.-tSor &idter
8iutuen.) Der y0iount Sernon'S auuerein
B Der Staot Baltimore" gegen Sobann So.
Mig, Carl q. Sted uuo Den y@aihln9tOn.
8auperein gr. H." untcr Serbaublun8. -
Mtarianne Nu9ltm trd9t auf Sd)etoung poI
Sames 4n9lim uuO lltmeuteugelper an.
C9as Baar wurbe AM 6. April 1865 9etrallt
uuo lebte iiber iebeu Sabre %5uiammsn; Die
6rau ia9t, fe lei am 81. sunni 1872 pom
Ntame b05pillig I'M Glide gelaiien wOrber,
uIlo 5elht Inn oes @bebrudeS; iie babe ild
eiuen Experimentation mo Budlaben al=
gele9t ulo bGnltt III ben leBten ledj5 Sabren
$4,000 uerbtent; leeten SUM- babe ie iih pom
DtQnne iiberreoen laiien, oa8 SeihGft 81 per-
~farieu, lpo9e5en er ueriproden babe, lbr sum
et9enen @ebraiAe $4,000 81 iibcrlaien; Der
Geliauf babe $4,000 gebradt uuo iObalo Der
0tauu OaS SEQ i'll Die 6ano betonmen
babe, lei er oapou ge9an9eu. Grlt tlrSIlt)
babe ne crfabren, baB er in cl1lell1 auotrer
Staotthcile mobrte, no er Elm 9leihesgeid)Qtt,
in me!dem er cine 2~aoenoicnerin babe, inter
ocreN 9tamel eS gefiihrt merbe, bctretbe. DIE
6rau ertIQrt, er babe $1,000 Don ibrem @eloc
IN lelueM SeIiBe.)
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Ner .luuoc N2duucrd,nrm

n0ht itInta YiItIIItntTH 0It AnIUgt, olB cas- VIZ
~ctu:lotll nab orr nGOncoTolGsDlIt," Sdt cer 6G'
uettc' uHn GaUalitraBc, Ugrls9t il, NO beute. ocn
q. .. NIts Gin 6auittGnSntn GbGc5Nlitn ptrctn
1ulro. Ter cGite Ban ccs ScrCus uHott ON p.
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NErrfins ~ G1nnie's

Ui5t cSstprtrCues SerpfIle oftr SuhisnsSei-
csmpc i'm u5Io8cH un0 qltlurD, AurInlat Ngtllur
Al NubIltprtttE, N0pig GUdf1lr biz bcrHbmtCH 2SafcS
nelr SrS=Hlutct.& grUccauIe. ItaH Nennc ooer
ipratt p.r ilr &trtullCC btt CnCbr. tSarus
N3Drs,1 J,4ptuu) ri. Pas. Us. =SGItunoreiit.
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SNinriSf

tommt bteie ISOLDE mad Baltimore. 9aB
CT aud bier etnen @rIOlg erltlgell mlro, lule
er linn in alleu 6auptliIOten Guropa's mo
i'll gtetp= Norf 5u Ghetl Wuroe, unterlielt tei-
mem 3neiiel. Hubtnitcm lit eiu ed)ter Snls
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STUNT lebt. Gr ~fofettirt uid)t nit rem Bubz
litum, ME 6rnn5 2t8St uto &bal6erg es
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metit abGr leoe Spation nit @errn9jhGguuI
BON iid) ab. @r lit cine SiiuitlernQtIr, DIE
3ebem lm eriten YtOmente IremO cridlelnt pom
Der man iih burd) cine &luit getreult gldubt,
aber iObalo er Dem Btano ienc ptloen groleu=
ben S0ne entlOdt, Die lOlh' 9eualtlgen Gin
oruf if0n auf Die UerlAleocnItcn gtatlouen
au8Qeitbt baben, Sjebt er Den 06ret 81 ith
beriiber. hoo SrahOOgel ia9t oe5pegeu audi
BON ibm: D@r Stcbt, CT Splngt Die 3uhOrer
81 iit heriiber; 81 ibuen btnlber 5l llctAcl,
bat er nldlt gtlernt. User jhm abcr clnnal
jugeb6rt bat, Der geb6lt ibm auh 81, mo
Spar fir INNER" W;t Gubiuitetu Su9leidD
miro iid ms Der Stolin Strtuolc ST. Wle=
niam8fl prGientircn, oelieu Hubm bercltS
bcute in Der gauieu ctulllilrten lSelt uerbrel
tet lit. 9a8 erite &onSert fn0et 0orntrltag,
Den 81. SftOber, itatt. Inter Den 9ttcen, Die
gum SortrG9e gcIaltgen Wer0ell, uerlelt MIR
nur elm 6OnbO bon Dto3art, oeu tiIlttlhen
Ntar)d aus pie Hutlen BON Ntbelt" uou
VeetboDen liro Den 9arneual BON Sduntanll,
lueld)e Nutou Rubtnltetn lplcleN mlro. 0r.
Wlenialu5ti mir6 cine uou Inn iclblt cOmpoz
utrte Ybantaiie itber Ytotlue ans ySault"
Uortragen, pdbreno SRI. Eoulle yIebbQrt cine
2lrte BON 0~OniSettt uno cine en9lIide Salaoe
ilu9en miro. 9u5 3ueite @On3ert iinoet 6rets
tan Ao9 SriE+, a o,,obn,S fr++ Oar lSpr
taltf Der reieruirten Cite bcajnut beutc,
Den %. Sttobcr, III WtcSaifleu'8 N(uttbauo7
lung, gfr. 205, 8altImoreltraBe.
Der UNrbciter : SilSnn08sSerem"
halt beute, ben 28. Sftobcr, ieiu critics
3Qu5trau5deu in Der yUte6anicSs 6Ule" alb.
Jtat ben gctroieAen Arrangements 5u III
tbetIen, miro iih oteie8 Set Obue 3Ucliel 81
elmer briQanteH Nfialre qeitalteH.
Die ,@ermlnid Hooc Nr. 1, 3. ..
~" Der 3%mid)neioer . Baltimore,
fetert 9ormeritag, Den 81. Sftobcr, IN ben
Stem AIienblp= )tOonlS" ibr rites Stlftungss
1elt nebIt Sal unO la0et Oa3u tire Sreuu0e
1llo 0a8 Aleltge BltblitIm elu.
&%aGtimUrcr Stabt= EDcdtcr.
Sn Der uGOncOrOta" miro beute, ben
28. Sttob2r, Oa5 6Olteg'i6e S6auipiel;
y2cOnOrc" ODER Die &oOtenbraHt" gc9ebeu.
Qieie8 8iibuenmcrf, obgIeid cS nidt mebr 3u
ben ueueren 9eb0rt, 1T benuOb 10 reid all 81
~fetteu, bag e8 ben 3ui6auer III DC l0hite
SpQnnupg uerieBt. User Elm 9ntc8 Sdaus
iptel elmer WcrthtoieN Yoiie pOr5jebt, loutc
utdt pcrfeblen, ih Diontag AbenO mad Der
v&oucorOtQ" 5u begebtu, Oa ct NIT Cider
belt oli etnen 9emlBrti6en Abeuo reAucu
taln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28
Or. %Sleinricn SNichI

mQdt iGtneH 6rcun0cn unO Setaanteu Die
Qn3etge, oa5 CT Die g8trtbidoit oc5 0rn.
Gigncr, @de G6ene NM 5aptttelroBe, ibtr
Noumen bat mo Oleiclbt 92nte, zen rs.
Sttobcr, nit chem Gus9c3siNucten Euni9e
MIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28
Or Nirnrn Nnmlinn
m I,nh NNrtrr EhnriNrr

t1rtt iliEC iauuntlttcu Ertnrrc uns &ciunrtGH Gin
ih Esutc. zen >. SltotCr. m i5lR,r Teueinst1
ubtCtlr gSiitditatt In Jr. 4, Roro &oliitraBt,
jl9L.il eu5utiurcn 100 q lie nit tinen ~belttaieE
%unlIt b]culttUtU luIy0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28
6r. I. Wuriun

miro iciue nett bergcrittete NUtGidait, yir.
%, Al6enlarltitr,, beute nit eIuem |oelitattn
2uni4 er6iinen, wo5u ct ale Brsuuoe eiHl0-
Nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28

@g= ST.. &arl 9eiuri0 RaD bat
Dor nod uidt LANCER 3eit in gtr. 259,
5itOs8roaOwap uahe &bames= StraBe, cine
neue oeutide &potbefe e%r0iiuet. @iue iolfe
mar in ienem Stabttbeile etue idon lauge &C.
fiibltes BeoiirfuiB unO bic in Der gidbe mob
uelloen 9eutihen werOen e8 Srn. Stan jebeus
iaas %oanteu, oaB er ietn @ei4ait III jeuer
@eQeno erGiinete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28
-. .. 500

itcrt hyutc, nan .. SitUbtT, IN 1it. 500 Sdntons
9lpenuc, lCtntn ~ a0rtuI,5uuo, rpoJtr or lInr 6rCurot,
otHcH CT NIT I.1Jn i~oIJ1UcH Euulue uui uaJttn MIN,
c~lHlC6ct, reht 5aNIcflu 'u guDctntU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28
Sim, ,0cdbOSU= 1uGfifutet.

rper0en ole @lahenzB Orlelun9en i'm Nnf0n9e
be8 nGditen UtouatS beginner. 6r. 8. 9faz
billion rirO 20 8orGelungen il fran3GIiGer
Sprafe iiber oirun50Tihe 2iteratur," Frof.
6. 3. Wtile8 20 Sorleiungen iiber roie Wtit.
tel gu grhaltung Der @eiunObeit," Or. 3.
llnger 20 Sorleiunaen iiber yoeutide gitera=
tur" in Oeuti6er 9prafe, 6r. y. 81. llbter
20 8orleiungen iiber vgtaturgei6tbte" lnO
3. s. q. Worri5 10 S%Orlelungen iiber
DNu8iprade uno Gtbetorit" nit llebunaen
i'm SOrleieu balten. SIN Setrcff Ser Seoiu,
glngen unO Der fir Die Gorleinn9en aubc-
raunlten Stunocn oermeiien mir auf Die be,
t~refenbe Nn5eige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28
nsP Sulten nn0 WvFdItunoen merz

D2 wv lpIl@
ben oft Oerna6laifat. 2aBt man Ie cine
3eitlang anitebeu, 10 Oeruriaden ie Q~unQenz
gerci5tbett ooer Elm droniihes 6alSlei6en.
@ebraudt oaber bel 3eiten Or. 4uguf So
ni9'8 5amburger Sruittbee uno 6enabret
@u6 oaourd Dor LANCER Srantbe;t uno etz
mem friibleittgeu Gooe! (247)
BE~ Wdrtc Mot Sarauf, 0as cine
Grfdltun9 bon ietbIt mieOer rue9gebt; oeuu
DEM pals uno Define 2uuge miro OurdJ Den
0amit perbunOeneu 6uiten pieueidt 10 Qerei;t
mo ent5itnOet, OaB it9, ebe Du MIR ole Sc
fabr geWabr iptrit, 2uftr0brenalz @ntSinOuuQ
ODER Sdlwtnoiudt ctniteuen. 9ieber iAaiia
Dir Define @rfdltnng bur6 4nuenouuQ pom
Or. Sapue'S SrufGGiemit tel
(Expectorant) iofort pom 9alie; eS lit elm aus
ties Ultttel gum 2Oien be8 6uiteus ltno Sltr
SefDrOernng Oe5 IIswurfe8, iouie gum 6el=
len uno arditt9en Der SberTldd,e oe8 0alie8
llao Der Sunge. IS lit iibera1 tduilih gu ba-
ben. (258. 60, 3t&p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28

BA" NlH 0II9ell1etner OI1ltbctsz
NrtlFel.-Sn Oteler 3eit religi0ien 3ullte8
unO 6aoerS bat man eS fir uum0glldl Qebau.
ten, etneu @laubcu8<4 rtitel, iiber melheu fih
ale Seften nnO S~Iaiien e%int9teu, %anSupsu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28

"a WfQ0. .. NQn0Ier78 p 8 m 3
MOoemaarenbanbIung in Or. 822,
iiebente StraBe, &aibtn gtOn, t0Hnen
mir lnieren id6nenQejerinnen bcItcr8 empieb=
len, oa ie bort 4Qea uorrdtbig fiuoer, mas
Oa5u beitra9en fam, ibre S60nbeit in einem
heleren HnO QlGnSen0eren ytAte III 5eiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28

re- 9r. 8. GduoIer, yu, 822, iiebents
StraBe in &aibington, bat Die Agentur iii
Die beriibmte s abnens un0 Sttderei=
81 auUfaftHr BON $. $. 9ietel, 10
ui0Iihen0 oH teieta9eutsu in getp5i9, iibcr=
nonlmen unO pirO SeiteuuHgcn 0uf %crelnsz
fnhnrn al ieher QRit nrnmnt n1taiiihrPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28
Die ,@ermtaniu : YOoc Nr, 1, =. ..
3D." Der 3ufd)neioer Dpn Baltimore,

TelGFt NollneFIlQ9, 0en 81. STt0bcr, N 0el
Stem AIenblg= 9toOm5" ibr rites Stlitungss
left neblt Sau unO luOet Oa3u the 6reuuoe
u1n 0n8 hieiine Huhlifum en-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-28

halt beute, ben 28. Sftober, ieiu critics
8au5triu5den in Der oWe6anic5s 6uqe" alb.
bad Den gctrofeAen arrangements 5u III
tbetIen, miro iih oteieS Set obue 3UcIiel 5u
elmer briQQuteu NffQlre Qeitalfeu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

assumed dimensions far beyond any expecta'
tions Of It's orig nafors, embraced multitudes
who were impciied by one impulse to unite
The whole American psoplc In the bonds Of
reconciliation and fFaternal feeling, and to
shake off personal government and party
despotisn, acknoWledg ins that its action had
caused disappointment to himself and others,
who wished its declarations Of policy as well
as its candidates to be such that the victory
of the movement would furnish an Admins
tritior approaching the ideal Of good gov
ernmcnt as near as human wisdom, integrity,
AMI earnest efforts could carry it.
lie declared he had come deliberately to
the conclusion that no possibility existed to
unite more fully all the sources which tue
movement gathered under its banners, aud
argued that the overthrow of party dcspo-
tism is the first thing ncedful TO any reform.
Greeley would have at his back no regular
organization, and could win support and
favor of the people only by deserving it.
Tariff rcforncrs should learn from the
enemies of their creed, who instinctively find
the sureSt and most natural bllwark in !;
party which is controlled by organized selfish
ness.
Mr.. Schurz then caused to be read cores.
pondencc with Mr.. Greeley in reference to
civil service reform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

The difficulties oil netting out justice in
California courts are considerable. Three
Cinnamon were tried last week for an assault
and battery upon brother Chilaman. They
were all coiitctnd Of tic offence charged,
and rcmanded to jai to give the court time
to consider their respective eases so as to DC
able to render proper Judgment against each
c,llprit. rhcy were not all deserving the
SAME degtcr Of punishment; and tin, court
had made up its mind TO >ci'tctch the ono
most guilty to fifty, the second to twenty
i've. and the third to fifteen days i'll the
county Jail. When the three deln-
nueitts uTpeared for sentence, they looked 50
nearly alike TINT the question arose between
the coustubes and lawyers as to which one
of the party convicted was the most guilty.
Neither the court, con>tablcs, nor lawyers
were able to positively idetttily the China
man who, upon The trial, was proved to iiafe
been tic most guilty in making the assault
and battery. Finally, to settle the dispute,
the Chinese witness ut the prosecution WIS
brought in and ordered to place his hand
upon the worst man. The one he touched
received the ScycrcSt sentence. although there
is difference of opinion among the officers
and lawyers as to whether the Identification
was correct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24
From the White Sulphur.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. }

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS.
July 21st, 1872.
Correspondents from this place for years
back have said so much about the noble old
spring, with its flow of thirty gallons PEI
minute, described Lovers Leap in such AZ.
tistic manner. and written of the natural
beauties in and around the Springs generally
in style so graphic that the correspondent Of
| to-day is wasting time to attempt anything
of this character.
The faro. "thc reignng belle" the polite
"proprictor.".' "the obiging clerk" and
sicll. afford IN extended field for wholesale
putting, and plcases parties whose names arc
mentioned, but further than this is satislac
tory to no one. turn to the immense crowd
which has aSscmblcd here, and which is being
added to by each train. and find very few OF
the old hahitues. New people are come to
"do up" the Virginia Springs.
The usual number of anxious mamas
with their daughters, all rrportnI to bt
worth tcns nj money the stern papa, who
finds The trip "quitc expensive" and takes
il out in his little game of "pOker"; TIT
"dowager ladies' who sit around the par.
Tor and ballroom, fan vigorously, and 81!
such nice things about the young people
that mucll-abuscd old maid society; sucl
nice Young men in L" bran new clothes" and
gentlemen from across the waters. are al
here. The company is certainly very slow
The ballroom docs no. present its usual g;la
appearance; hit Instead the porchcs arr
nightly crowded with The young ladies ant
gentlemen Who could make it inside so yer.
attractive if they only would.
Political talk is heard Oh every side; Gree
ley aud Brown is in eyerybody'S mouth. /
there be any Grant men here they are very
quict. The ladies are iii favor of the Lihc
raj Republican and Democratic candidates
Their interest amounts to an excitement, ant
they declare That ting ticket shall siiHcr'ed; 81
Grant Il CO! might is we'll make up theil
minds to it.
| have talked to quite Il number of promi
| ncnt gentlemen OF this State (Wcst Virginia
| in regard TO their State election. They dc
nouncc the position of Governor jacobs il
| the most lumclSlWcd terms, and say that ht
| his placed himself in tbn ranks with the pro
| ScrptoiliStS FailSworth; Borcman, ant
others, to strike Il dpat!l-h'oW at the nirtt
| which gave him III Tie prominence he has.
Johnson NJ. Camden. the Democratic can
! ditiate, is engaged in mercantile pursuits a
| parkcrShur@. llaS always taken prOlnlncn
part in the Democratic politics OF thu s*t@te
| i a sfircwd and sa~ui,tu,ls business man. anC
witH,t,i Il most agreeable aud genial gentle
man. He will certainly be the next Governor
| of the State.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad is push
! inS ahead. and ina day or so the bridge ovcl
| the Grccnbricr will be finished, when tht
| tlfrk-Elying will be again commenced:
Il, / y t.; ,tR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

Mr.. A. II. Stewart, of New York, sent his
check for 81, 900 to Hon. Ethan Allen on Sa-
turdny lust, and authorized him to draw for
S15, 600 more, il necessary, to aid in the cleo
ton of Greeley and Brown Washington
Patriot.
Death has separated 4 very aged couple at
Pcppercll, Massachusetts Mrs. benjamin
Williams having died, aged Lightweight,
leaving her husband, aged ninety-lour, after
a married companionship of scyenty-two
years.
An old gentleman named Ehrmentrout, his
wife. and a married daughter and her child,
were drowned on the 18th instant III an at
tcmpt to ford the Nishnabotna river near Sid
new, Fremont county, Iowa.
An old negro servant of Charles PerNlIs,
of Camden, 5. c., was SO affected by the
death of his master recently that he refused
food, saving he did not desire to live, ana III
ter eighteen days died OF starvation.
The Brooklyn-bridge tower is now one
hundred and five feet high, and twelve ieet
more will bring it TO the level of the proposed
roadway, above which will be two smaller
towers, each twenty five feet high.
Saws the Detroit Free Press: "For every
army general who supports Grant you can
find two who thinks as Joe Hooker thinks,
What brains he has comes OF with his
boOts''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24
The Political Contests in Pennsylvania
.i,ies SoT1J tnrGIj:ii.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-lIon. Alexander
Mcclure, chairman OF the Liberal Republic
Gin State Committee of Pennsylvania, passed
through Washington to-day, on his way TO
participate in the North Carolina campaign.
liz h:i!iss most favorable reports of the
political situation in Pennsylvania, and states
that the only remaining question is just how
much majority the Democratic candidate
for Governor will receive in October. He
states that the division in the Republican
ranks is Simply irrcparable, and that nothing
can now be done to unite the vote OH liaut-
l;lnft. Colonel Mcclure expressed himself
almost as sangrline rs to the result in North
Carolina, though his sources ot information
were of course not so extensive. lie had no
doubt whatever that Greeley and Brown
would be elected in November by over two
hundred electoral votcS.-SpecidI dt$pGtc''
TO Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

Rev. DR.. Munscy recently preached in
are from the Oid Commonwealth
awe have read Bcccllcr; he is practical.
sensible, sacuciouS. attractive, not sufficiently
biblical, and we fear Il little ScepticaI, but in
tcIcctlmlly entitled to the niche given to his
name. We have read and heard greater
than Beecher-the Rev. DR.. Plumer; but as
an orator in its true Specification neither
equals DR.. NIunsey. He, however, eXccls
only in one phase in his application and
production of simlcs--in his physicaly-de-
scriptivc power. Iic is the talkcr OF the &C.
dlo"y and natural philosophy Of which Hugh
Miller was the writer. In his grasp o. nat'l'
raj. physical phenomena and facts, and i'll biz:
genius to portray and adapt them, he stands
alone. He does not equal Bishop Marvin III
the knowledge of the properties and emo
tons of the human soul, and their relation
with the eternal destiny; nor Drs. Hoge or
Moore. in an cndcavor to combine moral APP
pca,ancc5 and mental CognitiOns in their con-
necton with biblical i,recepts; nor the Rev.
DR.. Duncan in that calm. tranquil, easy cX.
preston of pious thoughts and religious les
sors which have given him the very highest
reputation of any preacher III the South
But Dr.. MunScy has 4 power that none 0!
these posSess-thc power Of gcnilS-clectri-
fviug, slhduing, overwhelming an auditory
with the grandeur and magnitccncc of his
symbols and the glitter of sentences, and
leading them with the persuasive magnetism
of manner, TO the cross Of our blessed Re
decmer. As such preacher DR.. Munscy is
uurivalled"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24
Exemptions under the Amendment to
the f:pnlsrRp. Las: +
From The blnrhb.!ig Republican,.

tlnhl Vie BA nfhD"iG Rcpnncil.
~ lie Clerk CT he District Court in This
city we have been furnished with Il copy of
Il recent decision of Judge RivcS upon point
of practice upon which members of the legal
profession have differed widely. From read.
ing The decree ii will be seen that Judge
Rivcs holds that bankruptS who took the
benefits of the act preriOnS to the recent
amendment of June S, 1872, are entitled to
the exemptions allowed by said amendment
which incorporated the Virginia homestead
rs an integral part jf said act:
n Uc Untcd States District Court for the
Western District Of virginia, at Lynch
burg. IN the matter Of flames r. Pointer
ter, bankrupt, in bankruptcy:
This cause came OH this day TO 10. fchrt
on the petition OF said Bankrupt, TO have 4
further n&c!ni ,iion made him under the act
OF june s, 1872, and WAS argued 10y counsel.
On consideration whereof, tile court being
Of opinion that the increased exemption
made Ivy said act is made by the express
terms of the fourteenth section Of the bank,
rupt act of March =, 1867, "to operate rs Il
limitation upon the conveyance Of the prop
erly of the bankrupt to his assignces," doth
ndjudgc order, and decree that, notwith
standing the said act of Congress is swbSc'
qucnt to the adjudications in bankruptcy III
this case, the petitioner, so lpig as the assets
or effects are undiSiribuied, or the proceed:
thereof under the control of the court, is en-
titled to the hcnctit Of this additional cXcmp
ton; and should i2 now allowed the same
which is ordered accordingly.
ALEXANDER RIvEs,
District Judge.
A tric cOpN-tCstc:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24
VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter FROM Petersburg.
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