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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02
The Late Peter Cartwright.

PETER CARTWRIGHT, whose death in H.
inois is announced, was one of the most
remarkable men of his day. He was born
in September. 1885, being at the time Of
his death over 81 years ofago. His faith
er was a Revolutionary soldier, and soon
after the close Of the war removed to Ken
lucky, then an unbrokcn wilderness. Two
years were spent in Lincoln county, after
which he removed to Logan county near
the Tennessee line. The location was one
OF the worst in the West Large numbers
OF outlaws and villains sought it as ref
uge and it had received the aattering title
of" Rogue's Harbor."
In this place he passed his childhood
aud youth, receiving little education, and
becoming, as might be expected, harden
ed and reckless, finding his enjoyment in
horse-racing, card playing aud other like
vices, The influence Of Christian moth
or, though little heeled was not wholly
lost, but his father, who was not a Chris.
tian, encouraged him by his own example,
IN wickedness. He became one of the
widest young men of his day.
1t was in 1901, when l6 years of age,
that great change came over his life.
Returning home from party, where the
time had been spent in drinking and dane
ing, though he drank little or nothing
himself, while sitting by the fire, reflect
ing upon the manner in which his time
had been spent, he was suddenly convinc-
ed of his sinfulness, and falling on his
knees began toNask Of God forgiveness of
his sins, promising the Lord that he would
seek and serve him. His mother cncour-
aged him all in her power and prayed
with him, but neither that night nor for
some time did he find peace.
Some months after, W bile at camp
meeting, bowling at the altar, he saws. ,.ap
impression was made upon my mind, as
though voice had said Thy sins are for
given thee" and he never doubted that
he then and there received Gods forgive.
ness.
In 1901 he was received into the Meth
odist Church, and 1902 received a license
as an cxhorter, which he accepted, with
great hoslt ancy. In the fall of 1902
he moved to Lewiston county, Ky. Though
young, he soon manifested, as an exhort-
er, those remarkable talents which in lat
or years made him power IN the West. /
The presiding elder authorized him to Law 9
'ut new circuit, which he soon did. and ;
md began preaching in it, riding from
place to place through the forests. In
us preaching.hc was very successful, be-
ng familiar with frontier life, living, act :
ng and talking as those who listened to +
Tim did .
a
lie always retained bis love for camr- n
meetings, partly because he was convert.
d at one of them, and partly on account
t the facilities they offered for reaching
be masses in those days when there were ; !,
ew churches, and people would come for 4
niles to attend them. In his autobioo- .,
Apply he says; 1" am very certain that pr
he most successful part of my ministry til
as been on the ground.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02
A Gard.

am about to resign the agency of the Far
Eels' Mutual Insurance Company, and remove
Z est Therefore all Notes and Demands due
the Company through my Agency, must be paid
otorce. shall continue to Insure for adyano,
premium at liberal discount, until further no
tice' Respectfully Yours,
2Itf CHS. c. DODGE.
Morrisyille, May 90 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02

II. H. Sargent General Superiuten-
dent Of the Michigan Central railroad has
just issued general orders forbiddiug the
sale Of ale, beer whiskey, and other in
toxicating beverages in al! eating saloons
along the road, as u measure of safety for
the travelling publ ic.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02
business Notices.

ikMEDIArELY.-.lf every family knew the value
OF miss Sawyers Salve they would immediately
purchase box and never be without it, If YOUR
supplied, send seventy.Rve cents as directed ~
another column, and say you saw tho advertise
ment in this paper. RI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02


PERsoNAL.--We were pleased to receive
call, during the past week, from DR..
AYERS traveller, who was in our town de-
citing his time and attention to the prep
arailons of the great medicine man. This
call has become pleasant annual to us
from the able and reliable business char
actcr Of the accomplished gentleman whom
this firm send out to transact their busi-
ness. No house is better known or valued
by the press for its promptness in settle
ment than the well established and pen
ular } g. AVER d Co.. Lowell, Mass,
whose medicines have become household
necessity, and won the confidence and
praise Of all. Our own acquaintance
with them has extended over series of
years, and we have invariably found them
their travellers and their medicines. WORTHY
Of the commentators they everywhere
receive.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that 3.
ment has been made By the n.
Of the Lamoille van O'
Ground Company. to the 81, te
subscribed to the capital ao,k = 4
same. o.
The following named person. No..
pointed by the Directors. 10 carla. 2
receive the same: 2
Those living in Hyde Park. e,n,,.
assessments to \. l.. Moves; ~ "'
In Stowe, IN p w
d" Morristown & HarlR to-At , y.
" W olcott' to Harvey G,,..
Elmore, TO l.. Ne.
" Eden, johnson, q CambriJa - O','
their assessment to A. ?. Cle.y...i
of Hdye Park.
tits hoped thot al -" , r,,,..,
pay their assessment, 81 the , or,n,al ~ "
have 1t in the course of ,bo ia ! ~
weeks. ''A' u"
~, X. R Wait, Preal,a.
A. A: Niles, Secretary
Morrisiown, w., Sept, l4h, 1872
HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OINTMENT
The combined action Of these repeI;,
safely relieves the worse eases ofri.
The Pills, in stomach aud bowel can.
plants, and the Ointment in ,cro55
work the most astounding cures. Solos
Maiden Lane, N. Y. Price Is cent, ~,
box or pot. Ask for new style; the oa
is counterfeitcd.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02

"A communication from St. Adams.
on the railroad trouble has been misIaid
or would be published this week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02

We noticed at our County Fair, a
span Of well matched Garage horses
owned by w. T. Herrick and o. Cole of
Wnoski, wich were driven by Mrs. Neha
Crandall. They are years old and weigh
22O0 pound,-dark bay and of Whale
bone stock, which being well broken,
made a fine appearance.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02

Mrs sEPousrs. besi uonsiei bas. so
Mis- A n sba~. bet pepsil drawing 50
!. "a Do. so
Mrs Chas Rubbell. BE-, oriental
painting. 9V
Mr. n Z Brewster. Bet mos basket. ~
q, Chas Hut1sll. best she'll basket, 80
" TsLase. best cage singing birds 81
Ballfnch, 90
Pr. Turtle doves, 80
q. FA D5ty best shcil frame, 90
Mis- NJ Fitch. best hair switch, 80
bcs, 8 brackets 20
" CH Groui, best feather wreath, 81
Mrs Chas Hubbell, "a Dc. SO
&c T s Luce, best feather vases, 10
MP Brewster, best Irish moss
wreath, 90
II Sherwiu. best hair wreath, 81
/" Chas Hubbell, % do. SOC
" CM Peek, best worsted wreath, 81
4" A A Niles, best wax do, /
Miss NJ j Whitney, "a do, soc
Mrs A A Niles, best wax cross. 81
Miss Clara Page, % do, so
Mrs Cbas Habbell, best bead wreath, 81
Mrs &" best bead watch case, SOC
Miss NJ L Barnes, "a do, %
Mrs A o Gates, best bead cushion, 81
Miss l. 4 Reed, "a do, so
Miss NJ J Whitney, best burr basket, so
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Mrs. V. l.. HENDEE. Sscy.
Mrs. A. ID. THoMLs, asst. Sec'g.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02

Then those who want to furnish their nous
es in good style, call and sec tle
CHAMBER AND PARL0R SUITS
Best assortment in the county & at reduVOu
prices.
Those who are building will do well to Ga"
examine my stock of
UILDER MATERIAL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02

W S Cheney, best SOW and pigs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02

IL. II Wait Prsil,a,
A. A. Niles, Secretary
Morristown, w., Sept. 18th. 1870
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
The Alabama Case.

The kilograms yesterday brought lhtor
nation Of proposed compromise between
the two Legislatures in session in Alabama
It is called suggestion Of the Federa' AT
torney G eneral. What will be lis eSac
effect we cannot say. The people OF Ala
hama will understand it better. FROM th'
action in regard to Louisiana we may lnfel
that any suggestion from the Government a
Washington will not probably DrcJud!cc th'
carpet-baggcrs and barbarianS.
Blu, suggestion of the Federal Attorney
General. does it not carry with it sheen o.
lxbt reflected from the Federal bayonets
Why is there any such suggestion? Are mol
the state tribunals competent TO settle Tho
existing difficulties And would any such
suggestion be addressed to any northern
State?
By the way, the Washington correspond
cnt of the New York Times says the pro
posed compromise is of nature Which,
will, if accepted, restore the majority OF the
Legislature TO the Republicans" Exactly
Just rs anybody might have construed any
suggestion from the quarter from whence thu
comes. The effect of the suggestion, as sci
forth by the correspondent of the Times
may be the just conclusion of the conflict
But the way in which it would thus bt
reached is not the right and constitutions
way. Either the States have the authority
to settle such case, or they have nc
authority worth keeping them in existence
II Alabama cannot, without the interference
of the Federal Government, settle the exist
ing conflict and restore order, then it is time
that all State authority, North and South
were abolished, and the Federal Government
should exert supreme general and local au
,hority and legislate for all the States. In
deed, i. were better that their boundaries
ceased to mark States limits, and tina
they should be considered us the landmarks
of counties, districts, or departments, tha
shall altogether be governed from Washing
tom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
THE Question Solved,

The strong arm Of the Federal power Is al
last ipterposed 10 Louisiana, as We were IN
formed officially In yesterdays kilograms.
The President informs the negro PiSouRAcS
that he VIII be sustained hy the army anu
navy, and he Is advised to say by procsama'
ton TO wAsaorH and all whom 1t may con-
Germ that such is the fact. Of course this
settles all things and puts an end to all state
authority. Judge DuEELL had already BY
his ipse sairit constructiyely choked the life
out Of the State but WARaoTH, so long as
the head of the government did not give
another turn to the rope about him, had room
fora few capers. That turn has been taken,
and WAgMorH is now passive and power
less.
We care not title about the war OF the
factions in Louisiana. They are factions OF
the original spawn Of Louisiana Radica'isln-
all blackguards. But we do lament the Ut
ter destruction Of all State authority by the
net Of the Federal Government in the matter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
France,

To- day Is 4 day Of trial for France. The
question Of referring the state of France to
the people by a dissolution of the Corps
Lcgi,latif and new election by the people
is 10 be discussed. The discussion is forced
Is the Left and will excite the deepest in
tCrcst Of the civilized nations.
We have no doubt of the endorsement
and approval most decidedly Of the THEIRS
administration by the people should the new
election bo ordered; but new question is
raised that suggests many reflections. 1t is
that the German Government regards tho
indemnity to be paid to it jeoparded by the
movement for a new clcctionfand sets its
face against 1t and that, furthermore, it will
not hc cou,ent with mere expression of
opinion, but will probably take positive uc-
ton on the subject.
France Is certainly beset with perils. The
Right or Monarchical side Of the Chamber
show great deal of selfpossession and con-
fidcnce. They hesitated lot moment to
accept the proposition for discussion; and
this is said by some spectators to indicate
the truth of the statement that has been put
anoat that the Emperor of Germany favors :
mouarchcal government for France, and
that he will use the indemnity yet unpaid "a:
an excuse for aiding iu establishing what he
considers a solid and orderly government fol
France. OF course ull know what sort Of
government that is III Emperor WILLIAMS
estimation.
ltcauuot be much longer before something
decisive takes place in France
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
The Important Decision.

The reader will find the decision OF the
Supreme Court upon the question of the
obligation of the State officers to receive the
coupons Of the bonds issued under the
"itlnding BILL" so called, passed by the Lee
gislature of '70-'71. The decision is that
tue State is bound to receive those coupons
in payment Of taxes, and that the act of the
last session Of the Legislature repeating so
much of the funding bill as incurred this
Obligation is unconstitutional. This con-
firms the decision Of Judge WEXFORD, ofthc
Circuit Court. Judge BoULDIS delivered the
opinion in the case, and Judges CHRIsTIAS
and ANDERSON concurred in it. Judge STA
ILLS disscntcd. Judge MoNCuRE, who con
sidrrcd himself excluded from sitting in The
case by reason of his owning some of thu
bonds issued under the funding bill, declared
That lie would have concurTed with the ma
joiity if he had sat In the case.
The decision is in accordance with equity
and we nre bound to consider it equally &C
cording to law, from the decision Of th'
highest judicial tribunal IN the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

- By Mr. sMIrH: Bin TO protect farmers ana
Others from embaz2len by commission
merchants md others e.. 80
By tie same: Bill to regulate tine iess OF
.sherifs. -
BIZ MI. o,FEanAL5: Bill TO amend seet'o ..
IA OF chapter LIT Of the Code, in feiatton 10
interest. s..-.---- ., e.
By Sir. CUMMINGS: Resolution as 10 .ee
expediency OF more certainly FesSEiD,ns
the compensation OF township eonecyn
when appointed by the judge OF tss eouns
court. QEta REEfg :s9aRs = ~
nv Mr.. KEYsER: Bill to amend sec non
Of chaDter Is of the Code, in relation 10 b
time of meeting of the General Assembly
number of bills were read SEQ ID
time. amended, and ordered to eng.7ossp ier
and third reading.
On motion of Mr.. O'FERRALI, the Ii Gus
adjourned at l 80 P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

DEAR GOVERNOR bis statement tc
TIE Louisiana Senate PNcHBAcx read the
following emotional correspondence
"Ny Dear Governor,-Come as soon az
you can. Before II possible. must SEE
you, whatever may have been your deter
Innation. Yours, WARsorH"
Ltegtenaat- Governor Iinchdack."
"NEw ORLEANS, December 8. 1872.
my Dear Goyernor,-I have slept on The
proposition you made last night, and have
resolved to do my duty to my State, party
and race, and ] therefore respectfully de.
cline to accept your proposition. am truly
sorry for you, but cannot help you.
"Yours, &c, p. B. S. pINcHBAcK.n
pEcugAcx told the Senate that he said to
WAgMoTH and WEED, at their interview in
which they offered him the $4,000 bride,
that he would consider it. II did consider
H." said he; and as the result of this con-
sideration, he sent his letter, quoted above,
70 Governor WAgIoTH. What an amazing
amount Of patient virtue was displayed by.
PiScBRAcK In the nights consideration Of the,
proGeged .bnbe! He certainly must have
saisssSsssd very regent ssssers sot ssestiss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

Mr.. SnELLABARGER made motion in the
House Of Representatives few days since
which looks to the taking under Federa
control of nearly all the railroads of the
country. His motion was to inquire into tbe
expediency of correcting the abuses Of un
"just determinations aud exorbitant charges
Gin the freight and passenger rates OF rail-
"roads chartered by State authority and eX'
"tending from one State TO another Inc
subject was before the Committee of Com
merce (of which DIR. SHELLABAKcEE Il chair
mani last year, and he has given great attcn'
ton to it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
DE kTFIS.

Died. at his residence, corner OF 81; - aul anc
DnvaI streets, Richmond, Va, Mr.. SD Union
BLU aged forty seven years a1tcr
Of ,hrec weeks OF typhoid pneumonia;
The funeral will take place from MS ine resi-
dcnce SUNDAY AFTERNOON at DO X. Inc
friends and acquaintanccs Of the ;amlly are re-
spectfuIly invited TO attend: ,,,,,,,so,,,>,
1ued, In New York city, OH the 18th Ina tant In
the sixty-second year Of his age Mr. III La VI
REII, FOR many years Il resident OF ms GtF, ana
men,ier Of the hate firm Of Brooks. Bell i so.
The friends of his family are inTited 20 nHgnn aIs
funeral at Centenary churchat o NJ. SATURDAY.
the lIth instant.
Died, on Thursday. December -, 1s7S. oftcr
b,iet Illness, MAY HlBERSIA. youngest dauehleF
Of james ". and Ellen *. Herbert, aged lour years.
eleven months and twenty-six days.
"RuSSIE. thou vert mild and lovely,
Gentle rs the summer breeze
Peaaunt us the air of evening
When It floated among the trees.
;.Praccful he thy silent slumber-
Peaceful IN the grave so low:
Thou no mere will join our numher-
Thou no more our songs shall know"
"Yet again we hope IN meet thee,
When the day Of life Is fed;
Then In heaven with JOY we II greet thec'
Where no farewell tear IS she'd"
Her funeral viii take place at Fulton Baptist
o'clock [al sUNDAY-SCHooL TEACHER.
Died, on the i3th instant, in Manchester. HAIR
RIFT " BRADLEY, wife ~ William Bradley.
Her funeral will take place from hcr rcsuchce.
nm Tenth s,rcc.. Manchester. on SUNDAY tie 18TH
Instant at O'Clock T. NJ. The friends and acgnain-
anCes are respectfully invited TO attend Without
thor notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
CHILDREN,s ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.

THILDREN's lLLusfRAihD BUNS
ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY or WONDER Berries.
ARABIAN NIGHTS.
ROBINSON CRUsoE-
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON.
RoUTLEDGE's livery BOYS ANNUAL BID
HANS ASDERsEN's FAIRY TALES.
GULL1vER's TRAVELS.
Do CuAILLu'S BOOKS FOR BOYS.
MAYSE REDS BOOKS FOR BOTS.
NATURAL HISTORY PICTURE BooK-
HocTLEp0E's CoLoRED PICTURE BOOZE
A-Sr LoutsA's BIBLE PICTURE BOOK.
AUNT LoUIsAS SUNDAY BOOK.
THE HESSY-PENNY PICTURE BOOK.
ORR PETS CoLoRED PICTURE BOOK.
ROUNDABOUT RAMBLES.
FAIRY TALES illustrated by Dore.
FAIRY TALES illustrated by CTnikshank.
SCHIRICK ScIISACk.
TILE BASKET OF FLOWERS
SEA FIGHTS AID LAND BATTLES.
BoYHooD OF GREAT MEN.
CELEBRATED CHILDREN.
TALBrRY GIRLS.
SUSIE's SpECTACLES'
LIFE IN TIE EAST INDIES.
OLIVER OpTIc's Young AMERICA SERIES.
OLIVER OPTICS UPWARD AND ONWARD SElIEs
OLIVER OPTICS LAEE-SuoRE SERIES
JAEO STORLE%.
KINGSTON LIBRARY.
ERNEST BRACEBRIDGE.
TIr-Tup STORY BOOKS.
OLIVER OPTICS CoMpANIoS.
OLIVER OPTICS TREASURY.
OLIVER OPTICS KHEPGAEE.
SUNDAY PLAYMATE.
NURSERY PLAYMATE.
WAHNE'S COLORED GIET-EocH
LITTLE FOLK LIFE.
IsITTRUE?
JOINED TO AN IDOL.
LITTLE MOTHER.
ELLysON, ii12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
Tho Elevators.

The sad loss of life In the Fittll-AVeune
Hotel, New York, on Tuesday night, was
caused by the elevator. The flames were
made to bear upon the top OF the house.
where the servants slept, before they LOOK
hold elsewhere. The heat increased the
draft which fed the flames, and the poor
servants were cut off from all chance OF
escape. If some ingenious person would
invent some appliance to shut oil the per-
pendicular passagc-way of the elevator the
moment it is not in active use he would
greatly promote security from fires.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

II Nothing less than GOO, OF s7o, ooo' OF
more, could have induced hltn 70 T1cct s Y
offer 50 patiently considered sssS -.
A beautiful condition OF things has been
brought upon q southern State by the Fede'
raj Government when lieu!enant.governol
will. before a. State Senate, declare that ne
took whole night to consider whether be
should accept or reject bride of $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

JAMES RIVER AND kASAwHA CANAL.-Ihe
reader will find a telegram relative to all in
tcryiew yesterday between a body Of Viz
ginans and others on the subject Of this
canal. The President is quite strong in bis
views OF its Importance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
MARRIAGES.

Married ON the 10th instant, In the First II reshy-
teria,, church. by the Rev. 7. l.. Preston. u; p
EMMET CRUMP. of this city, ana Mss NINA
MARIA BEASLEY, of Henric0 county. No cards.
Married, on the 18th Instant by Rev. a; e Dck-
,nsorI IIIIDI,EY. NJ STONE TO Miss Wiz GINA
:. HINT. I'll of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

Died, Yesterday morning ut O'Clock. Of TYPHOID
fever. at Mrs. Van Lew's, GEORGE WhohiHo-
ton, aged about sixty. ,,,
His fidelity and honesty honorca the name he bore.
His funeral will take place frnm inc skin vi
THIS AFTERNOON. Services by Rev. }. Jasper.
His friends white und colorcd, are invited TO at
tend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14
NLOAhS! CLOAKS! CLOAHS!


kCLOAhss CLoAksl CLOAKS!
Just received on consignment. for few days
only another lot OF those LATEST STYLE IN-
PORTED ALL-wOOL BEAVER CLoAks.
which will be sold at Atty per cent lower than their
real value. Persons IN need OF c!oaks will do well
10 Gull carly and examine as they VIII DO on cxhihl;
PLAIN and EMBEoIIEREp LACE and LtSES
HhNDKER CHIEFS,
LINEN and LACE COLLARS.
CUFFS, SLEEVES,
SASH and NECK RIBBONS.
SICK iiANDKERcHIgFs,
ECBIAs, HOODS, SHaWLS,
GLOVES. LEGGINGS. ..,.
and other articles too numerous to mention. which
"'.' " .''' A' ''' -" JtIIus MEYER's,
de H.lw COS Broad street
THRISTMAS GOODS AT 627 BROAD
- STREET:-1n orlsr to secure large patron
age for the holiday season. Mr.. GRANGER begs to
inform his customers that he has recently replen-
tshed his stock with an assortment and selection or
goods usually sought for at this season for Christmas
presents These goods have been selected With par.
cular reference to the holiday trade, and are sit
e for presents for ladies', gentlemen, and chdren.
In the stock q ladies' wear can 9e Found fpl Ina
KERCHlEFS, EICHEUS. BOWS, GLOVES, coz
SETS COLLARS, CLIFFS, SLEEYES, RLBBoSS
BANDS; BASDEAEX' tn 1tr PLATEB sETs and n,
BOOKS, ALBUMS. etc, etc.
SPECIALTIES FOR GENTLEMEN,
consisting in part OF GOLD STUDS, CHAINS,
TlE-RIEGS. 'BREASTPlNS. CRAFhTS, TIES.
LINEN and SILK HANDKERCHIEES, etc, etc.
Besides the above can also be found mn cxcnllmt
stock of about fifty styles LACES, COLLARS, and
LACE SETS AL styles of Bells and Satches, Comb,
Brushes; Kid Gloves with one or two buttons. frol
75c. ~ per pair; and everything usually kept 10
frst-class FANCY-t0GDS STORE.
Mrs. J. NJ. GRANGER will continue to give hrr
special attention TO the WASHING ard MESDISG
OF LA OES. CURTAINS, ETC., etc. :and with her In
creased facilities will take orders for making up
STYLES Of Laces Collars, Sleeyes, Caps, aud othcs
goods In this limo +. L. GRANGER,
de lo-3w 627 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

V7HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOL DERS of the MERCHANTS Ma
TIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND. for the election
Of il ecors for the ensuing year, will he held at cir
hlnkng-house. In this city, on TUESDAY the lith
day Of January, 1873, at IL O'Clock noon.
dc lid J. b. MORTON, Cashier.