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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-23
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05
sEwYSa.MACTIfNEs.
WRITE TO ANY OR ALL or TIL

WRITE TO ANY OR ALL OF THE
w addresses given below and sec IL the parties
do not confirm the statements given.
iEch i Lock-Stich for years. but laid Ii aside
fora WILCOX L GIBBs want to sell the
douhie thrcad.-Mrs. f.. Ramp, Elsin, III.
L NJ YOUNG. Jamesport, N. T., writes prize
my WILCOX i GIBBS because II has taken
worry aud care from oIr household
L Wax ErSKIRK, Prchle. n. Y, writes: In use
Ave years from muslin to beaver cloth: no
scanl has ever been ripped. though In hard
G service on the farm.
W. H. ilowIs. President. indianapolis Fc-
male Institute writes: The WILCOX &
o GIBBS far SURPRISES I'm security of stitch the
singer and several others VIC have used.
Our WILCOX & GIBrS never has = fits" like
other machines, but Is always In order and
Ny.
Governor FAIRBANKS. of Vermont, writes
Ihe WiLLcoX& GIBBS IL much superior to
any Other sewinr-nachine which has ever
hccn 'lsc't among our friends.
g. +. RAMSEY, Chicago, ILL., writes: ha We
tad v hCccr & Wilson and Grover & Baker.
& GlBBs. ' =" i''1'n
y: cowLEs. Syracuse, y. Y. has had q
WILCOX & GIBBS seven years: had ire
lionsly made thorough trial Of all leading
Gibbs Is the best. y" '"
r Ihavc n WILCOX & GIBBS which Ives great
Satisfaction. one oil my friends has dou ble-
thread: usually brings quantity Of her work
to l'c doEc on it.-Mrs. l.. NJ. Pcar-p, Five
Points Mission. \. Y.
BEECiIER. Mrs. HENRY WARD writes AZ
:. Ter thorough lest and trial | find the WILL
cox 4 GIEES sowing stands greater amount
OF hard usage than any other machine
BROOKS. Mr. VI. G.. Syracuse. y. Y. writes: Had
previously used the Singer. Howe, and Grover 4
Baker very much prefer the WILCOX & GIBBS.
Send for circulars terms. and price lists, also for
machines Tor Z months trial free Of charge. 10
WILCOX 4 GlB8S'S OFFICE.
or" Is Ninth street. Rlchnund. Vi.
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trnlrY OF TnE WEATHER RrPORTS. II!
seems that odd Probabilities knew all
about the coming of the late storm on the
lakes, and gave eighteen hours warning il
advance Of il. The bullctin isSllrd ut |
o'clock on Saturday morning the 18th Of Sep
trnlirr ordered cautionary signals 10 be dis
played ut Milwaukee, Chicago. Grand Haven
Detroit Cleveland, Toledo. Buffalo, Rochester
and Oswcgo. That evening, after "a warning
OF at least eighteen hours, the storm broke
lasting through that night and the following
day. The great number OF disasters on tn,
lakes, however, must have been due TO 4
General disregard Of the bad.wcathcr signals
The accuracy and utility of the weather cal
cnl.ttions in this case are beyond question
and serve to confirm the general confidence
which is rcpoSed in thcm.-- baltimore Sun.
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.-Thc new Arclb>h
OPP OF Baltimore, Right Rev. ,)ame> K. Bay.
ley, will arrive in this city OH the evening OF
the 10th, and will at once proceed 10 the
Archbishop's mansion, on Charles street, ad
joining the Cathedral Arrangements have
been made for his installation on Sunday The
18th instant at II \. Nj. Tickets will he is
sued, and no one will be admitted without
a ticket. They will be distributed next
Sunday, at high mass, TO the holders al
the Cathedral. In order that the clergy NAV
be present the administrator OF the diocese
has ordered that low masses only shall be
celebrated in the churches on that day
Members of the Dung Catholic Friends will
be on duty ut the Cathedral
As Archbishop Bayley was conseclated
once when elevated TO the bishorric oil New.
ark, there will be no conservation services, Il.
stated i'll some Of The papers. hut simply
those incidental to the installation ofthe new
Prinate Of America, and his inyestiurr viii
the pallium. There will be no display, cx.
cept what the church calls for. He has for
hidden any public demonstration on the part
of the Catholic people Of Baltimore Bait!.
more Gazette.
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THE SUPPOSED PolsoSISG CASE IN RALEIGH.
Coroner Magin will leave the city this
morning with the stomach and brains OF the
deceased for Philadelphia, where they Will
be examined by the celebrated Or. Gentf
and his professional opinion obtained. In
the mean time the jury will remain IN session.
Grave apprehensions that DR.. smith was
poisoned exist in the minds OF the commu'
nifty, and 1t is feared that tue matter VIII yet
assume quite an ugly shape, though suspl'
eion as yet points to no Que definitely Rd.
leigh Neses, October 3D.,
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INTERNAL REVENUE LlCESsE.--The New
York journal Of Commerce, iii answer TO 4
letter of inquiry as TO whether when Il firm
has paid the internal revenue license for the
wear, and Il dissolution takes place before the
period expires, the other partner can con-
tinue business on that license, answers in the
negative, and asserts that whilst the con-
struction of the law is harsh, the Depart
ment has decided that any change OF title
mikes it necessary to obtain new license,
even in case of the death of one member OF
the firm where the SUCCESSORS desire to con-
tinue the business
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05

NERmCT AGAINST A BosToN STREET-CAR
CoMrANY,--ln the Supreme Judicial Court |.
case has been on trial during the last fe"
days, in which Stephen Mckcnna, who was
plaintiff, brought an action against the Metro
politau Horse Railroad Company for dam
ages for injuries received 10y him by reason
oil one OF the cars Of the defendant jumping
the track and striking the carriage of the
plaintiff, whereby he was thrown from the
vehicle and suffered great injury. The jury
found for the plaintiff, and assessed damages
nj =. SCI. 3333 - Boston TRANSCRIPT.
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Justice ". PurSis, IN old citizen Of scots.
vile, died on Saturday night, 18th ullimo.
Wcurc pleased 70 learn that Governor
i!rMulsin im, declined TO run tor Congress.
sensible. We hope Major Cecil and Mr.
Howe will follow the good example of The
GOVERNOR IIyHtcrHe Dispatch.
Bishop Wilmer. Of Alabama. passed
Iliruu.;h this city Yesterday, on the return 10
h~ home in ,ia, state, from which he has
been absent Tor some -L5nrhh"rg
Arns. an.
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Benjamin Whitaker is appointed postmas-
ter at Langley, Fairfax county, Va, rice
Priscilla Crawford, resigned. G. II. Robin
son is appointed postmaster at Winterpark,
Chesterfield county, Va, uice silas Peterson,
failed to qualify. Levin T. Gunter is ap-
pointed postmaster at Wiseyille, Accomac
county, Va, vice John c. Churn, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05

THE M,EYLAND ASD NlRGiSIA BoC>p,RY
IrN,iis>tnN,-TheN Maryland and Virginia
Boundary Commission was in session yeslcr-
,!ay from ~ to3 O'Clock. Colonel William
Watt, of the Virginia commission, having
arrived since the last adjournment, all the
m"mlcr> from each state are present. The
session yesterday was consumed in hearing
tlom. Isaac u. Jones read the statement OF
the Maryland rasc.--B0ltlm0ra Stn, october
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Tar PnIlApEhrnA HAr?Isr Association,
!SboRSFS TIE NtEtI&iA SEM r%TEN:lAl
MEMORIAL MugElFNr.--m the Philadelphia
Baptist Association rn "Wednesday hr adj.
dress Of The General Association Of Virginia.
sending Il cordial invitation 10 join with them
in the Sc,ni-ccntcnlla anniversary OF their
body, was read 10y lhc clerk.
Rev. {. Carroll Biting and Rev. \. +.
Dickinson, ID. D., of Richmond, followed in
Il few spirited remarks, calling upon a warm
Interchange of friendly sentiments between
the northern and southern BaptistS.
The following resolutions, offered by
II. G.. Jones, We're hen unanimously adopted
ny the Association:
=" Resoltcd. That the Association has lis
tened with deep interest and warmcst sym
patty to the fEatcrnal letter Of the Baptist
General Association Of Virginia, and that o,ll'
hearts have been stirred within Us hy the
| eloquent addresses Of our beloved brethren
| c. Carroll Biting and \. T.. Dickinson.
"RoS0ircd, That the Association, ;inprc-
ciating the earnest. ,cl-Sacriiicin9 labor@ of
our fathers III behalf Of religions lrecdou,
both in New England and in VIRGINIA. do
most earnestly accept The invitation Of our
Virginia brethren, and viii appoint com.
mittcc Of fifteen to attend their scmi-ccntcn.
Gia meeting TO be held II Richmond in June.
1873.
ReSolcc4, That this Association rccer,-
mend to our churches the noble monument
which our Virginia brethren propose :;
| raise. and begthat thcy will contribute cheer.
| fully of their means towards raising the sum
| Of 5000, to he devoted to Richmond Col.
le2e; and
| " RpSDirpI Tho. ll,c lritcr i,.t ro.d J.,
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f'1Er oN LNt> Rn"U.--IAe house OF
.Iimc% l.itcnlord. hear the He.n mill Of J.
Il. >lahrn was entirely consun~d by fire.
together with nj! lis contents, tn Sunday,
september Isl. Mir. i.itr!to:d had gone
w,h hi wife aud children Ia the railroad 30
st on Tire ears for !.snciIhur@ Re returned
in lh; evening, AMI found his hulnc III ashes.
'ayin" hju. lis wil'', and two children with
not hing hut wllalthcy had on their pcrSonS.-
IDti,r,Si Eni,rlT(&".
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liW lNG-MACHlNES OF ALL KINDS
> l,EPhlHEb.--All the late improvements pmt
~ nc "OLD Sl-OAF ELLIPTIC SEWINtf-iA-
CHINE. nur ati Ice t. owners Of the SIOAl
rLi.!lIIC Is 10 not sacrifice them for Yankee hum
G,! I...chines. GEORGE Il. SLOAT,
Successor to
il .6 SfOAT & ADDISGTON
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-"T--.'7I0' u TWN INI|'4.II|I'7T Ut ITEI' II J
Letter igvan S,ssa~Et5-

DitI!E, -, September -, 49,.
un. VILLAGE has Ir,l disturbed ~ thieves
ua a5'.~ in tn. last year. " uliin thr la>l
lrH w.4.> Nr. ,Irhn Cecil has Eccn prryrd
Ulnu l., lhyrn. rIGiin... a few d:yS ago, in thc
tttr.g tud rDuNitioll uI Il r"!"rrd girl III his
'ul.uy. ~Na. j. uuH Ut iai.
Tia. Weather j. .rrtlimg delightfully."- cool,
lt,!r !E' IN. been several fro>tS already.
Ia" farmers ara mostly done sowing their
Wheat, &hout Tho. u>ul number OF acres
hr.u. >.vn
Ia corn crop VA a lin" one. and has not
'fru <u.ut >"d inc, he war. We are III no
"@A-"r al starvation i'll This section Tor some
l..n. 20 come.
-" ctt,Ic hn~inr>, noN is quite brisk.
1r. h-at.rh. Gun't your Richmond butch
49, "ahi ,,'tii" more biz Pulaski bullockS 10
nav lhl"u-u yoUr street, with ribbons NY
'i, tr"m their horn, amid music and
'h''l~: Ii 80. let them send up. for now Is
VI" 't"r Farmers are realizing better prices
"' 'l'rt, lhAn last t".n. ulid appear cheerful
'''' iuti pug'r>. The Nuc pasture OF the
>'i''!i| ANA fail has done much towards
-Fli- 1t4r markets the finest OF beef. Build
up AHrHtHonu i1>t, - W> can send YOU car
'"tI, "t lnyr hcci>tcih
We ht'" had tn political speaking around
mere. lou rbl-l think We are all sound for
'''''rt amt Brown. or Your Committee
"''ao dispatch >nlllr III. guns up this way.
~ ar ~ II" Hcvd al ant one Ia Tell lis our
""l's Which i simply 10 eject General Bowen
'''' @t'c i rutt>!u,, majority for The Liberal
'anadt:r,. Pm.
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pEtrH OF Guoo II AE.-Mr. Isaac II. But
trrw".ln. III old and lri4lIIy-rc> pcctcd citi-
2rn. dind ut hi residence, near this city, on
"Wednesday mornln.s,a%rd about seycnty.SiN
wears. LW,rhiWly N,Jrs tn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05

4,1" DOMESTIC" combines with It's rc,naIka-
ID i".,iicdy and ease of running great quistneSs
Ui Iteration with n wonderful range of work.
L5..'t fail 10 examine It..
AGENTS WANTED.
l.. -uI.STlC SENISG-MACHISE COMPANY
92l Main street, Richmond, Va.
= u
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Si FotALLE MISUNDERSTANDING Sheriff W.
- ''l'j arrested and brought 10 Jail at
car pir" OH Thursday last. Joe Townes,
a. lt'ioredJ atlas Joe Patrick, charged with
;Irtiilh'n2 Marin Tanner (colored) with an axe.
ne preliminary examination before Justice
i|ahiei developed the fact that Joe was en-
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s''iiN S'ShsS Sb nun. WHICH Nlafla, pass.
ing, requested him to desist for fear OF his
striking her. when he seized nm axe and
struck her violent blow on the head with
the pole Of the axe, fiacturing her skull. Dir.
Cheslcy Martin, who was called in, removed
portion of the bone of the skull, and pro.
nounccs her past recovery. The criminal
Is said 10 be n desperate fellow, and is known
among his acquaintance by the name of
" Devil Joe. - Chatham (Pihsylranfa) Tn
Juac.
hrATu FROM KEROSENE ExrLos1oS.--A
fatal accident occurred at the residence of
Mr.. James W. HIT, near Browns Store. in
this county, on Sunday night last, by the
explosion of Il coal-oil lamp. 1t seems that
Miss Annie Hit, AGED seventeen. and the
only child of James W. and Salic Hit.
went up stairs. and on returning either
struck The lamp against the wall or let il
tai. when il exploded, setting fire TO her
clothes. whicii were soon burnt from her
body. Her father and mother, who heard
her cries, went Ia her assistance. bnl too late.
Size fingered iii the most painful a%onv until
Monday evening. when death came to her
relief. She WAS buried Oh Tuesday evening.
Her mother, IN tryimg 10 save her child, was
badly burned, amt il is thought she is in Il
critical condiI!on.-- tdPcpcr Observer.
~-~---------
Fatal ACCIrENT.-Nr. William Thomp-
son, 4 carpenter living in the lower end of
this county. fell from the >calloIding of II
house which he was building. one day last
week, Featuring his skull. from The effects Of
which he died the next day. - OrdlGc VIZ
qtntun.
IE'rn or AG"oo u aE.-Mr. Isaac II. But
2cn, bird nj hi rc>idrncc, near this city, on
"Wednesday mprnln.s,H%cd about ~evcnty.SiN
years. '''''' '''''3 .'''.S' '"'
r,...- ,,, -, ,,, -.
">h" ,f'm, No. ,'''at ' y, I n'
,.' ,...',.l ;,r, IT,. f;r'. '''.i l7,,;rr, !,
,.am,I j., rr.r,,"I WI. So ',t,.,'lv L,,ncd
HAT il died in ahoit ,Wo amherst
Lnt,,y,isn.
fME OK !hAt> h' .H'-IAt house OF
lame" iL'cnl"id' hcIr Inc Nie.'N ihlIi OF u.
i hiaI,,u Us1 ,ufirfir rlraTflu II bv fire
together with MI lis contents tn Sunday,
september iii. Mr.. l.ilc!&1.d had gone
Wila hi wife aua children Ia the railroad 30
st nn Ire ears tur !.Enrhhur%. ),c returned
in Ii" evening, AMI found his iuinc III ashes.
leaving hl.u. his WIFI. and two childrtn with
nothing hut what they Ind on their prrNonS.--
lHu,rrN k"t,rYT3&r.
-----~-----------
RECEIVED \ CALI.-Th" Rev. Dr. Shopper
son. "t This place. hA- received call I" Il
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Fatal AcCIpENT.-Nr. William Thomp-
son, 4 carpenter, living in the lower end of
this county. fell from the >c,lloIding of II
hou>r which he was building. one day last
week, tfariuriug his skull, from The effects of
which he died the next day. orange VIZ
tUulun
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ever offered the citizens Of Richmoni.
Our took Is al nor III superior quality, eat, anu
faish. and embraces everything necessary to Il
COMPLETE FlRSr-CLASS GESTEEMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS. ranging from 80 t"*5o !:
PANTS from So 10 :,l3
VESTS from j.. so 10 So;
Snlcudid line of DSERCOATS from Sl2 to SIS;
Full line Of Fail ana Winter UNDERNEATH.
GLOVES. HOSIERY, UANDkERCIllEFS,& Sc. +:
| The idrgaSt and finest stock oil StAkFS, tkA-
| NAIS, TIES, SONS, &C., ever opened III Rich
mnnd.
| Also, full line Of celebrated LINEN-BOSOM
| SHIFTS:
| COILhRS--loh Linen. Lincn-accd. and Paper
| al III the best quality.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
to lis the past earnestly solicit contini-
aucc confident that We have redeemed our promise
| 10 make this the CLOTHING EMrORIuM" Oh
Richmond. WILKINSON 4 WlTHtRS,
| 1907 Main street.
| T. T.. FRAY>ER, c2i
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Train No. 3 Through r:Sstu2crl leaves Richmond
da!l- Gr.crit sundays 1t $40 a. VI. leaves pap-
Vile ut 1855 l.. a.: arri'es ut HrccI!'hor" At $50
I. NJ.
Train No iI,ynciburg pt3ScnGcr> leaves Rich
mort daily al g:2J 4. Nj. arrives nj l!Hchh'Is Al
L. ". ,..
Train w. 10 Through mail and eSpn,sl leaves
K,hmod daily nj 10 +. 81 leaves I'alyiil" daily
nj $3.50 l.. NJ; arrives at Greensboro dhIt at lF"s
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Gagged in an afliay with another negro.
throwing stones at him, when Maria, pass
ing, requested him TO desist for fear OF his
striking her, when he seized nm axe and
struck her violent blow on the head with
tue pole Of the axe, ffacturing her skull. Dir.
Cheslcy Martin, who was called in removed
ii portion OF the bone of the skull, and pro.
nounccs her past recovery. The criminal
is said TO be desperate fellow, and is known
amoaS his acGuaintanccs by the name of
" Devil Joe. - Chatham (Pjnsylrania) Tn
6Jac.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-22
OLD MEMS GRANT MEETING.

HAYES.
Well, wife. we've had meetn at the school house
the HILL
And was chosen Chairman to keep the old men still,
But found couldn't do it; each man down his cane
would plant.
And shout with all the voice he had I'm goin' in for
Grant"
We talked about the past four years. what great things
had been done;
How the nations debt had melted like the SHOWS be-
fore the sun;
We sad to keep it meltin' do better thing we can't
Than to stick and hang together and all in for Grant,
We all looked through spectacles upon the naked
facts,
Then drew the veil of charity giant Summers acts
We said, I'VE like you, Sumner, but go your way we
Then made the school house echo with rousing shout
for Grant.
We didn't have much charity for Trumbull or for
Schurz;
They stand around the party gate pair of snarling
Their speeches cannot harm us, make Grant toe
the mark,
He's an old Galena tanner and knows how to handle
bark.
We talked about Grants smokin-we thought it no
great sim
To vote that out of office we might vote worse one In
And seein we were smokers, 'twouldnt do for US to
So lit pipes together, and smoked the health of
Grant.
In the days of the rebellion Of could go nght
But read from morn till evening how he battled for
the right;
He has been the nations in the days of peace
and war,
And mels before him like the smoke from his
cigar.
After adjourned the meetln' gave each the friendly
grip;
We every one determined to stand by the war-tried
ship;
We will not topple over, will not even slant,
But put canes down firm and strong and stand up
straight for Grant.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-22
CONDENSED.

Rev. II. Stewell Brown, one of the
most popular Baptist preachers of Eng
land, visits this country about the Goth
of August. Virginia Goldschmidt, Jen-
ny Lind's oldest daughter, young lady
of 1s, is said to possess as glorious a
voice as Der mothers ever was. A st.
Louis letter says that Josephine Mans
field is travelling with Tony Pastors
troupe, now in that city. The Valley
News says: At the late examination at
Drury Academy pupil being asked the
plural of scissors riplied, shears. Anoth-
er gave the plural of corn as corns.-
A Vermont contemporary suggestiyely
remarks: Anonymous communications
are worth four cents per pound at this
Office. Salem B. Town of the white
Oaks" Williamstown, caught on Tues
day, two wookchucks, as white as milk,
not watered, but we fear the story is
There are fifteen thousand Jews in Chi
cago. Girls have been pretty much the
same in all ages. Even the old Testa-
ment tells how Ruth followed Boax.-
Wisconsin papers complain of a man
who was mean enough to elope with the
only school teacher in Green Bay, thus
shutting up the school.