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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-07

Nails Of oil sizes, horse Shoes, nail
rod, iron, steel, &C., constantly on
hand at Pdwards'.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-07

Porter johnson has removed BIZ
store to che Bailey corner.
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PROCLAMATION
by the Governor.

I, JOHN j. JACOB, Governor Of
the State of West Virginia, do issue
this, my Proclamation, and give no.
tice, that on the Tuesday ne1. after
the srst Monday in November, 1872,
an election will be held at the various
places Of voting throughout the State,
for the purpose Of choosing Eve Elcc.
tors of President and Vice President
Of the United StaIGs, for the State OIL
West Virginia.
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DA1'D e0r Attorney a, Law,
BEHERLET, Randolph Co., w Va.
Practices In the Circuit Courts Of this
State and The United States. All business
promptly attended to.
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4gIS LUoK,-A friend las named
a 81 900 trOttiug horse after the edi.
tor Of this paper. As matter Of
course we duly appreciate the honor.
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Teo O'clock p. A
address to Cbildrcn"-J. B.
BrArY.
Essay on Sunday Schools. Il.
McCARrSgY,
Essay on the Influence of the Press =
F, NJ. HuGuEs.
ESSAY 90 How to Train Young
Converts"-J W. VINCENT.
Essay on Tuttling"-J. B. HAE.
nan.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-07

Tennessee Dried P caches, of tho very
best quality, just received and for sale
by I. A. Edwards.
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DIR. JOHN Il. RHEA.


IN :" TO TIE PUBLIC.
llayihgrebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
Ny old Stand 10 Glenyillc,
IAN now prepared 10 accommodate tho
public In comfortable and substantial
insnnsr-both man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, would respectfully
solicit call from my old customers and
tho public generally. 81 RuDDELL.
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HOME INSURANCE co
Oh
Columbus, Ohio,
CASH CAPITAL, $500, 900 90
CASH ASSETTS 63S, 447 81

The gradual increase of strength oil tho
dome makeSitS Policies better ut Expiration
than when first issued. This gradual In
crease Is guaranteed by lis plan OF business /;
mono but FirSt-ClasS Risks are written al
paying rates.
The Home pays for 1.-Two Stock when In.
Surcd and killed by Lightning, without ref.
erence TO tho place where Killed. ltpays
damage BY Lightnlugto Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers end tho Company to be just the
one they want.
:, Merchants get the best of Security in IT,
Policies.
Norn.-This company has fulfilled all the
requirements of the Insurance Law Of this
State.
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WE. z. LIVELY,

WE. z. LIVELY,
w -ATToRNRY At LAW,-
GLENvlLLE, W. VA,
Practices In Giluer, I.ewis and adjoin-
ing counties. All business promptly att
tended 70.
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DREsroN DAWSON.

DREsToN DAWSON,
i -RLAcEsNTH AED IRoN-woREkR
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Buggics, Wagons, etc., re-
paired on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms. llOrse.,ho,iug carefully
attended 10:
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Tawsday, o O'clock, A. M
Essay on Education"- DR. PtxSEL.
Exposition Nal 9:S"-J. WAuGn.
"Earnestness in the Christian Min.
istry"-E. Bennett.
''Short Sermon" W. DEAN.
Essay on Pastoral WOrP"-J. l.
SANFORD.
Address on Tomperpnoo"-G W.
sAYRR.
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Lewis County school Fund.
orrrcE OF TnR COuSTY J
SUPERINTENDENT FRgE Schools !

LEWIS Co., Oct l6t,
To The several Boards Of Education Of
LeWis county.
~ distribution Of the State School
FIhdfor the year commencing Sep
tomber LIST. 1872. is as follows:
School Fund upportioued to
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In testimony whereof,
~ l have hersunto sci
my hand, and caused
SEAL the seal of the State
to DO affixed at
w Charleston, this fifth
day Of september, in
the year one thousand eight bundled
aud sevUuty.two, aud Of the State, the
ninth. JOHN ]. JACOB.
BY the Governor,
Jous NJ. PuELrs,
Secretary Of State.
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Arn,iros9, CGtsr q c.
Importers Naasfactstsrs l. JOIbsrs in
Bosn.I, Trinniag, Neck aAd
Sash Ribbons. Nslrs. RibLons,
Neck Ties, Bonnet silks, Sat.
ms, Yelven and Grapes,
Flowers, Feathers, 0rlA-
men,s, Traaes, &c. Straw
BonSstI aud ladies and
Childrsns Hats, TriH-
niugG, Sc, esd in
connecting rooms,
White Gsods,s Linens, Emb.oidsrios
lases, Nets, Collars, Sets, HundkC.r
chiefs, Yelling. Head Nets, &c.
These goods are manufactured by
US or bought for Cash directly
frem the European aud Ameri.
can manufacturers, embracing
all the latest novelties, une.
qualed in variety aud cheap.
ness In any market. Ord
ors filed with care,
pvOmpInCs, and
dispatch.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co.,
o37 aud 230 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd,
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NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,

IN -. wALxER, rRoPRIEroR.-
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks
run to aud from the Depot.
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Programme of the Ministerial Asso-
citation OF the Buckhann0n Dis
trict, to be Held In Weston
october l6th and 18th.
TOPICS.

Wednesday, . o'clock P. N.
Essay on Glass Mcetiugs"-G.
Rooms,
Obligation of Christians to partake
Of the Lords supper"-o OoSWELL.
"ExtempOraneous Sermon, Matthew
5:16"-WM, Il. LoyErr.
Essay on Novel Readiug'-J. N.
EckEss.
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THE pHILL1PPI HOTEL,
PnILLIPpI, W. VA.

The beA OF accommodations for man and
beast. cs- Parties from Lewis and adloin
ing COUNTIES will Snd NE PHlLLlVPt HoTEL
all that they could desire.
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TniiN BKANSpN.

DR 7, .. E 1,yI,s1e'.s ~, ,,..,..
When ENTHUSIASTICALLY engaged can 10
found at his Office and residence, al The
house formerly occupiedby DR.. Camden
BENNETT, LOUIS BENNETT,
j NJ BENNETT & SON,
ATTORNEYS AT Ian.
Weston. W. Va.
Practice in the State and Federal
Courts of W est Virginia.
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Seren O'clock, P.A
Essay on TobacCo'-L. D. CAsro
"Address to the Miuistry"-R. l..
Brooks.
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Lewis county, S5,S77 96
periptcndent 1914 90
Balance to be distributed 1888 06
School population Of Lewis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

MANCHESTER CouNcII FRIENDS OF TEN
The following officers have been
elected by the Council Of Friends Of TEN.
pcrlnce for the ensuing year: Preside I,
Il. II. Foote; Associate, III. +. Newell; See
rotary, d. j. Weisiger Financial Secretary,
j. ii. Mathews; Treasurer, Dr.. A. Mon
tciro; Chaplain, W. b. Weisiger; Con:
ductor, r., j. johnson; Assistant Conductor,
George Baugh; Inside Sentinel, c. Burks ;
Outside Sentinel, Charles w. Gibbs : l.. o.,
j. B. Gary. .a-..,.,s. 49,
CmLD Run OVER BY "A A!LocoMoT1vE.-Ycs-
terday morning a little girl; aged about ten
Years, the daughter Of a widow lady named
Pickett, was knocked down by q locomo-
tive attached TO II freight train near the Man.
chester depot, on the Danyille railroad, and
her foot crushed 50 badly as to neeessitate
Mrs. Puckett resides in the
depot yard, and the child was playing on the
track al the time DIS. W eisi9er and War
ing rendered the necessary medical attention.
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The Indian Depredations I'm Texas
ReDOpts from Military Officers,

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Colonel Davidson,
commanding at Camp Supply, informs, the
War Department that the Kiowas are again
on the war-path in the direction of Fort Sill.
General Pope says he does not fear general
hostilties. - % ~ &&ssg s.& n
Colonel Mckenzie, commanding the
Fourth cavalry, in letter dated Fort
Richardson, Texas, June 4th, says that,
Indian depredations are becoming alarm
ingly frequent, and that the depredators are
K:owas and Camanchcs, who are fed daily
by the Indian agent on the; Canadian river.
In indorsing this communication Lieuten-
.ant-Gcneral Sheridan says that all the III
dams on the reservation are engaged in this
bad work, and that he sees no way to stop
their outrages except by the action of the
military at Fort Sill and Camp Supply. He
requests permission to go and wipe out the
hostile Indians, and says the idea of trying
to protect the long line OF northern Texas
from, Indians, who are supplied with food,
arms, and ammunition at the reservation,
seems to him ridiculous. 8 s.>'' S's7'--<
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The Recent Tobacco DeeisiOn--Com-
missioner Douglass Sustained by
Secretary Boutwell,.

The Recent Tobacco Decisi0n--Com-
missioner Douglass Sustained by
Secretary Boutwell,.
WAsHIi, GToN, July 3.-Secretary Boutwell,
has written the following letter to tobacco
dealer in New York: 81 5'- '''' ''.'.''t ''''.
'"Sir,-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of letter signed by yourself and
other persons engaged in the manufacture Of
tobacco, dated July 1st. in which you ask me
to revise the decision of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue concerning the Storage
of manufactured tobacco in warehouses after
the 9th Of June and previous to the lst of
July. -szge4.s.Is.s.
. have examined the question, and am Of
opinion that the action OF the Commissioner
is required by the language employed in the
law, and that the ruling accor(s with the
purpose OF the committees Of thetwo Houses
of Congress charged with the preparation
and management of the BILL % T.
"Tobacco moving under transportation
bonds on the 9th of June, when the act was
signed by the President, Is not necessarily
subject to the old rate Of duty, as by the rul-
ing OF the Commissioner it may be returned
to the place of manufacture or held by the
collector of the district to which the consign-
ment was made until the 1St OF July, and
then given up to the owner or ccnsignee
upon the payment Of duty at the rate fixed
by the new law. 5.-' ",.:'' .....''
"Ihis ruling of the Commissioner appears
to Inc to relieve persons engaged in the trade
OF all grounds for complaint except what
may arise from the general purpose of the
law, which is manifest in aboiishing the ware
house system. ...... ...,....
."Eery respectfully, ~. f ..s s.........s..
=, "GEoRGE s. BOUTWELL,, Secretary" Z
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Observance OF tl.c Eonrti, al. July,

Although there will be no formal old.
fashioned celebration of the anniversary Qi
the Declaration of American Indapepde
in this city sthe votaries OF pleasure sand
patriotism will have an abundance of oppor:
tunity of spending the holiday otherwise
than in the office. shop, or counting
Unless it rains the extreme heat will drive
great many persons into the country; and
il IL fortunate that the places of sumner re-
sort in this vicinity have been so multiplied
thai such persons can be pleasantly accotnfno-
dated ut small expense. ., ~ s'' eS' t't = t'''
The public offices of the city, State, and
national government, including the capitol
offices, the custom-house aud the post-office,
will he closed. the Fourth being both q
State and national holiday The post-offiee,
however, will ibeiopen-as on aSundayAbe9
tween the hours Of and 10 o'clock A. NJ. !
All banks and banking houses in the city
will be closed, notes faIing due to-day being,
according to law, payable yesterday :,
AS elsewhere stated, o large number of
ladies and gentlemen left the city last night
| on the Lee Guards excursion to Norfolk.
One Of the most interesting features of
| the day viii fc tic entertainment at the
Agricultural Fair Grounds under the aus.
pices Of Lee mr., No. 1, Southern Cross
Brotherhood, the proceeds of which Will
be appropriated to the removal Of the re-
mains of the Confederate dead from Get
tyshurg to Hollywood. The programme
embraces addresses by Captain VIC. Car
riDgton and Mayor Kelley, a match game OF
| baseball, u military parade and drill by the
Sidney GrayS, q sack race, q baby show, and
dancing. Trains will run every halfhour
| from the Bruad-Strect depot of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,t the
lust train returning III O'Clock Z. NJ. Fare
each way, ten cents. Admission to tic
grounds: For adults, fifty cents; children,
twenty-five cents.
The War.Worn veterans. of the ambulance
corps, embracing some of our most proni-
nent citizens, will rustcate at West Point,
enjoying the iuNurics OF saltwater bathing,
fresh fish and crabs.
a gall: day is promised at Riverside Park,
and crowds will doubtless avail themselves
Of the opportunity to enjoy ride up the
.ctnal and participate in the festivities at that
popular resort. Music and refreshments will
be provided, and ut night there win be a
grand display of fireworks. The boats will
run from S \. NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
The Sunday school of the Pine-Street Bap-
tist church will have a picnic at MeallN 5
f;irm. about thirty miles up the Danville rail-
road. ~.sEf5,F4Et! fgtGEt Ga
The Attlicks Guard (colored volunteers)
will celebrate the national birthday by bas-
ket pic-nicon Walace's farm, near the Brook
toll-g,itc. -. .- .fl' x 1 -rleta
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From Lexington. -

Special telegram TO The Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, Va, July 3.-Hon. j. P..Hol-
eombe was detained by indisposition, and
we were disappointed in hearing. him to-
night; he will, however. speak tomorrow
during the commencement exercises.
The Board of Visitors have declined TO ac-
cept the resignation Of Commodore Marry,
and insist that Virginia shall not lose his in
valuable services. It is hoped that he will
withdraw his resignation. .-g
The annual display of fireworks came off
tonight on Institute Hill. 1t was witnessed
by large crowd, and was a grand success.
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PARpoNEp-Robcrt johnson. Of Philade-
plIi:,, who Was convicted in the Hastings
Court of this city on the 30th day of Novcm-
der, 1870, Of picking the pocket of Charles
II. CobGnesS OF 4 railroad certificate and
money TO the value Of $500, at the Fair
Grounds, and sentenced to five years inpri-
Snnmtnt III the penitcntiary, WAS pardoned
yesterday by Governor Walker and released
from custody on condition that he is to leave
the State never To return. johnson served
twenty y-cne months of the time forrwhich lie
was sentenced. 49,. Ills. sfl r ~ ... ~.
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indian Murders IL, Utah Confirmed.

new YORK, July 3.--A dispatch from Salt
Lake states that the reports of recent MUIR
ders by Indians has been confirmed, andssa
council held there's yesterday. consisting
of Assistant Secretary Of the Interior Cowan,
Governor Woods, General Morrow, IDrlian
Agent Dodge, and several other officials, 1t
was rt solved that General Dodge should I'M
niediately proceed to the southern part OF
the territory, call council of the chiefs of
the various Indian tribes, and instruct them
to return to their reservations. In case they
decline, he will inform them that the Govern
nent will take prompt measures to visor-
ollsly move. against them: Strong detach-
nients Of cavalry will be sent south at once.
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CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATIONS The: State
Executive Committee Of the Conservative
party. ut u meeting held at Judge uul,l's yes
terday. altered the plan OF party organlZation
SO as TO make the basis OF representation III
-,slch county and, city the Conservative vote IN
,,,c.l county or city at the election prior to the
s,nldins of 4 convention. 4 resolution was
adopted authorizing the consulting members
ssf the committee to cali congressional noln-
is,a!ing conventions in their several districts
;,t such time and place us may be eNpedlent.
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A Cie,,t1is,, Outrage.

CLEVELAND, Ono, July 3.-Two butchers
of Royalton, q small village ne;T this city,
having grudge against q farmer named nam
living III Parma township, went
to his house, and finding no one but SchW cit.
zer's granddaughter, nine years old, seis ed
the child and poured coal oil on her clothes
and set them on fire. She was burned so
badly that she died in a few hours. Before
death She told the names of the tiends who
committed the terrible act.
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The Heated Term---Moro sunstroIscs

, NEW York, July 3.-The number of sun
strokes Yesterday in this city was nearly two.
hundred, of which sixty are reported to have
Terminated fatally. This is not even all, as
there were numerous eases not known to the
police The heat continues to-day.
LEXINGTON, Va. July 3.--There have been.
refreshing rains throughout this section OF
the State. The. thermometer to-day was at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04
destructive Fire i'm New York.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Between 1 and Q
O'Clock this morning q fire broke out at the
corner of Elm and Reade streets, which, be-
fore it was subdled, destroyed Taylor Il
Darrelrs paper warehouse and damaged the
buildings and business materials OF the conf
plcte gas works, the paper-boX factory of
Selchon Il, Hiltz and their book bindery, and
James & kirtand's fancy iron works. Loss
S2OO 900 " - 49, }J = ~ : !
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na,,e. Brane, Rascs.

LeNe BRANCH, July 3.-The first race to-
iay-a steeple chase, gentlemen riders, three
miles was won by Duffy Time, Sal ~
A selling race OF 1Ilmiles was won by chI' 10
yalry, Time, aa::14ss.s,i z. !. t' ,f.. ,st {!
| The Monmouth Oak Stakes--i4 miles Tor
three.year old fillies--was won by Belitieit's
fsWoodbine..v Time, 2::4ss.
The Mansion House stake esTfor folir-year
oIrs. u nifles-was won by Monarchis 6
beating Frank Ross. Time. a:A7 .es!sst
LonSfellow will run tomorrow in the
Jersey Jockey Club, nile heals, lest tlarestn
iye.Se .es:s 4.Ts 5..s, .ss 81 81, .s,1,
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.TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
NeW York stock and l. a1oney NJ d a : saarsze III e

Neg York Stock and Money Market.
NEw York, July a.-Tlie Stock Exchange
and Gold Room have adjourned till Friday.
Money easy at 4 to 5 on call. Exchange
dull and unchanged. Gold dull and uniform
with all the business at '1fSa.. States dull
Tennessee's, 74a ); new, 74a. !" Vifginia's, 40 !;
new, 80. Missouri e's, s4s. Louisiana's, 81; !;
new, SO. ,Levee's. "a; s's, ,73. Alabana's,
SO; SIS, CO.. Georgia's, 20; rs. SO. North
Carolina's, 32s; new, 90. South Carolina's,
81: new. %. ''' -''.sa'.
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Another Radical Defauller.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.


STAuSToN, Va, July 3, 1872. Joseph Pu-
zey, the deputy collector OF internal revenue
for the sixth district of Virginia, absconded
the night Of the 2d instant, leaving certain
amounts due the Government and private
individuals unpaid. b. b. Bolts, collector
Of the district, is here, looking after the in
terest of the Government. fr}t
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHINaToN, July 3.-The barometer will
probably continue slowly to fall. especially
in New York and New England, and south;
west winds will continue from Ohio to New
England. Sentheriy winds without material:
increase Of temperature, but with close,
moist atmosphere and light local storms, will
be experienced throughout the Atlantic
States on Thursday. -. -!...I... ,.etLi.-t .,,s.
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LATEST, FOREIGN NEWS.
~ Z
England,

gesf.a .sEyi,F.
- COLLISION Ar sen AND Loss op LEE. 3 II, ID
!, aLosEos; July 3.-The steamer I.apwiine,,i
Renee ior Rottertiarn, has been In collision
with. an upkn9Wn. i, vessel OF the Isle l.sof,
lght.> The last report gives the number of
those persisted at
Z sgH1PwREoE AND sErEssrERsoSs, DROWNED.
Lospos, duly y3.-The Omaha has been
wrecked ON Sangur, island, In the, HoogIey
river, and seven of her crew drowned. -, -
- sH 9ykfss' Spain. 'a'.f Skitt 9haa9fl i
MADRap, July S.--T The Epocd newspaper OF.
this city, in commenting upon an article re.
centlyapablished in the London Times ad-
yiyins Spain 70 cede. Cuba TO the United
Ststes, euergeticall scorns the idea, ,of Spain
parting with aByi0 her colonial possessions.
=, The ,Archbishop6f Madrid is dead. a5it !
.a,t.i, al ,,ss Italy d I'd ~ ~. .,la d.
ROME, July 3.-The Journals to-day re-;
produce a letter from the Archbishop of Ma;
piles advising the clergy Of his jurisdiction
to use their utmost efforts to persuade their
iparishioners TO take part in the administrative
elections Of the country. 1s'is= ef54tl
4. IS .,t France. # p-
VERSAILLES, July. 3.-.The debate lupon the
bill imposing q tax on raw materiai Is now
progressing in the Assembly. The Hobbies
are full OF excited spectators. = ~; 's II l /" y; y;
The members Of the Right are resoIute in
their determination to reject the measure, and,
hope for a majority against it with the aid pf
the representatives of the freetrade districts
in the south Of France. ~ arsy@ a,,r
Among the questions which have been
discussed is the contingency Of the resigna-
,tion of Theirs, and the appointment of a
Triumyinite, to be. composed Of Marshal
McMahon, General PAdmeault, and Due,
de Broglie, in his place is again mooted. The
party of the Left; are now unanimous In the
support Of Thiers, who has distinctly stated
that in no event would he resign. He also.
said he was fully aware, Of the intrigues of
the Right, and remarked that the Left may
implicitly rely on him to defend with firm.
ness and all his power the interests OF, the
SPs'D'S'tta 5rt 4I..-f ..st.E q
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Horace Greeley In Boston.

BesToS, july 3.-Horaee Greeley, who ar-
rived in this city this morning, has been
waited upon to-day by numerous friends ut
the Revere House, where lie has rooms as
the guest of thenc city! He attended the
iilbilee this afternoon. 4yz ,sIst4r .,>S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04

Police COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Justicc Wil-
liam Hal C'cc presidtng.- following
cases were disposed of: f.-~ E. 3.
Edward Gilman, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care Of himself,
was sent to Jail until sober. '>st
Susan Morton (colored}, charged with
abusing and threatening Patsy Anderson,
with assaulting and tearing the clothes of
Robert Gordon, and also with perjury.
Guilty Of tearing Roberts clothes, and for
hi, offence Susan was iiucd s.. Not guilty
in the other eases. Discharged.
Robert Gordon and Patsy Anderson leo
lorcd). charged with abusing and Threatens
inw Susan Morton. Discharged.
Gror-canna Harris (coloretD, charged with
abusing and threatening Eliza Smith, and
Eliza Smith charged with asSauting and
trcSluSSing upon tie premises of George
anna Harris. Triing case. Dismissed on
payment of costs.
Il. a. Schultz, charged with holding pos
session OF two cows the property OF Charles
Tanner. County affair. Dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04
Governor r.eteI,.etr.s Position. a.

Lexington, july 3.LEx.G Governor Leteher,
In brief address defining his position, states
Grant or Greeley, he will unhesftatingty vote
Tor Greeley. "a, b.tE. para !. t.lte ~,
This county (Rockbridge) has instructed
its delegates to tast the vote OF the county
for Leteher. He will undoubtedly be noini-
hated by, the district convention. Js3sf ar