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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-13
THIS is no eIvE In SorrcE-rhat on the

ftNhIS 10 III 1--WE NUI1CE-ihat on the
l. 3lst day Of Aug, 1872, warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, against the estate of r. F. Price, of
King George co'ly and State of Va, who.has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition -
that the payment of any debts, and the delivery
OF any property belonging to said bankrupt to
him or for his use and the transfer OF any pro-
perty by him, are forbidden by law;-That
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or more assig-
hees OF his estate, will be held at court of bank.
ruptcy to be holden at the Registers office,
Richmond, Virginia, before w. w, Forbes,
Esq, Register, on the 10th day of September, A.
ID. 1879, at 10 O'Clock A. M. 10 all l1' gi
DAVID b. PARKER, Va /
Sc 4--W2w Y. 5 Marshal
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
4 UN1TEDSTATESf for the Eastern District Of
Virginia 'A tt1|tR TH''Il y
G In the matter of Thomas A. Diggs, bankrupt
-in bankruptcy, lE .ge3fi-.I .IaFG,J N. WI -.
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned,
q. H. Wendlinger, of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice Of his appointments as
assignee of the estate OF Thomas A. Digs, of
New Kent county, in said district, who was.
on the 18th day of Aug. A. ID. 1872, adudged
a bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court of said district. p .r'Ei E.FsL D..
Dated at Richmond, Sept 9th, 1872.
@. II. WENDI.lNGER,
sc O-faW Assignee.
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.. TRACT NO. q stF /
Black Ground" farm in same county con-
tanning about four hundred tloO) acres.
~ % ..t' TRACT NO. g. "'ti l'-.1
=. 'Roseviile'' farm, in same county, contain
ing about one hundred and seventy Q70) acres.
.. .-r TRACT NO. A. -..l.r. "a.
Pea Hill' farm, i'll the same county, contain
ing abont seventeen az acres. t..' ...t IN
.........s, ...fr TRACT NO. o. ,Ts.t.srf.,o !
a" Westwood'' farm, situated in the county of
Hanover, containing five hundred and sixty 600
acres. .....|r E#t .tfF spa. .I. aFU r
= These farms are very productive and are con
sidered the most valuable IN the State. The
owner the Hon. Willougby Newton being con-
sidored one of our best farmers. These lands
are well worthy of the attention of capitalists
desiring to invest in lands in the eastern portion
of the STATE and will be sold free from liens and
encunbrances and also without wife's right of
DOVER 60. B.. , ....u -..r.rs t.... ..,.E s'1HI
TERMS--One tonlth cash; balance on credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months. The pur-
chaser to give negotiable notes interest added ut
the rate of six per cent. and the title to be re-
tanned until the Whole of the purchase money
is paid. .. RO. M MAYO,
amsy JNO. A. LYMAN, +"
gp10-Dnwtl .. .f b. D
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TINS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
IL 9TH day of Septr, A. ID. 1872. a warrant i'll
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
OF the United States for the Eastern District. of
Virginia, against the estate of VIM. +. Nicola
nan, of Princess Anne co. and State of Va who
has been adjudged bankrupt ON his own petit
ton That the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law That
q meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt
to prove their debts, and choose one or more as
signees OF his estate, will be held at a court of
bankruptcy, to be holden at No 26 Bank street,
Norfolk, Virginia, before Benjamin b. Foster,
Esq, Register, on the Goth day September
A. ID. 1879, at l2-o'clock M. 1900
sllt 4.f 81 III JOHN w. FARRELL
Sc l07Tu2w deputy Marshal as Messenger.
UNO WHOM N MAY C0NCERN.-Noticc
il is heraby given that will make application
for the renewal of certificate No. 707 for FIVE
SHARES OF STOCK of the o. & A. II. r.. stand.
ing in my name, the same having been lost or
mslaid. OLIVER hartley, ~"
au l4-law4w Orange O. IL, Va.
DU1'fEKICk's PATTERNS
ID Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Office s23 Main street.
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have passed through accidental fires, preserving
their contents i'll some instances where many
others failed
Secondhand Safes, of our own and other
makes, having been received in part pay for the
Improved Herring's Patent Champion, for sale
at low prices. 5000 % tbt.a'- no 20--ly
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NORTHEASTERN COURT OF, THE
IN UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia. tHl8t % alj I'D '.ra"- guE
In the matter of Willoughby Newton, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy, 4gsF. U.s.. E.g.1r. ,rs4-f .l.f
satr. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Cry OF RIcHAoNb, Sept. Sd, 1872
To Robert l. Washington, Lloyd Washington,
John p. Bailey, Robert Bailey, - Sanford, and
other heirs Of John II. Sanford, deceased, Eliza
beth Roses executor, j. Fairfax Mclaughlin,
Mrs. VIM. L. Rogers, VIM. Quesenberry, Law
renee Roane, VIM. Broaddus and VIM. Tall 1.
terro, executor of VIM. Boulwar, decd, Logan ii.
Robinson, II. l.. Claybrook Sons, Mrs. i, Ii.
Murphy, VIM. Carey, Thomas Miller, Samuel
III. HARDWOOD, Warner 4. TaliaferrO, Doctor
Cherry, Conway, Gordon and Garrett, James
ii. Latane, Beale, Carey, & Co, and all other
creditors. by Judgment or otherwise, of VIII
ioughby Newton, bankrupt: rg'lN silt GI
tu You are hereby notified that in pursuance of
an order of the Register in Bankruptcy, made
on the 3lst ult., have fixed on MONDAY, the
sd inst as the time and my office at the corner
Of Eleventh and Bank streets, in the said city, as
the place, to take the account of the several
liens, whether by Judgment or otherwise, on the
property of the said Willoughby Newton, bank
rupt, with their legal pliorites also to aseer-
tain and report the title and interest, whether
legal or equitable, of the said bankrupt, to any
OF the real estate surrendered by him and about
which there may be any question and any 9TH
er matter that may be deemed pertinent, or that
reported, at which time and place you are re-
quird 10 attend with proof of your respective
claims .... B.:
:. Given under my hand the day and year first
aforesaid. ri@9 JAMES M. MATTHEW'S,
Sc 4-lOt lglt fa Special Commissioner.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTIES OF WESTMoRELAND AND
HANOVER, VA,
In compliance with q decree of the United
st ates District Cont for the Eastern District of
Virginia, of date August q, 1872, in the matter
OF Wilioughby Newton, bankrupt, shall offer
for sale ut public auction in front of the United
States court house in the city of Richmond on
TUESDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1872, at - o'clock NJ, the following valuable
real estate, to wit
TRACT NO. ].
Cabin Point farm, situated in the county of
Westmoreland, and containing eight hundred
und sixty (S6Ol acres. ...5g.a.f sss.aag
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BY +. d. Eacho, AuIioneer and Real Estate
~" Agent
SIC, In the matter of Wiloughby Newton, ga
L. bankrupt: A.I
hsssGNEE'S SALE
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FRIDAY EVE'G. SEPT. -, 1872.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES =. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
HENRY WILSON,
..... OF MASSACHUSETTS,. swg..
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DUIfEkICh's PATTERNS
II Sole Agency, 1lowE SEWING MAoHINE,
Office s23 Main street.
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SIX HUNDRED

More than $4,000 Herring's Safes have been
ami are now in use, and over ..r... .a.--....F
. Sly IlITNnREvD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

PERIoDICALS.- Scribner for October is a
capital No. The first paper is - On the To-
bacco Plantation" by Mrs. NJ. Z. HANDY, of
Richmond, illustrated by w. L. SHEPARD.
1t is n pleasant description of tobacco Gull
ture in Virginia, with a good deal of infor-
nation relating thereto. The style is easy
and the. matter practical. cat His Gates"
by Mrs. OLlpHANT, is continued, and Miss
KATE billiard has charming sketch emit
tied "a Visit to the Grange" 81.
The Contemporary Reuie,o for September,
by LIprINcoTT & Co. This is one of the
strongest magazines reprinted in this coun.
try. The articles this month are " The Study
of Sociology" by HERBERT SPENCER, No. D:
"Auglo- Catholicism" by the Right Rev.
ALEXANDER Ewing, ID. G. L., Bishop of Ar
gyll and the Isles "Twenty-three Sonnets
from Michael Angelo" by j. a. sYaoNDs !;
"The Education Of Irish Gentlemen" by
the Rev. J. NJ. CAFES; "Mr. G. IL Lewes on
Schelling and Hegel." by j. Scor HENDERSON;
"Cburell and State In Discord," by the Rev.
ORnY. SHIpLEY; "The international" Adj
dressed to the Working Glass, by the late
JOSEPH MAzzlSI, Part H.; "The Law of Mo-
desty in Art" by MATTHEW BROWNE; and
French Professionalism by the Rev. JOHN
HUNT.
Appietons' Journal for September, being
the weekly Nos. for this month, is hand
some No.
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AT williamsburg. Va, Septclnber ~. 1'i2. Cap
New YG}k Iferd7d, Times, and Sun, and Brook
lyii IN. y, papers please copy
or acknowledgement. on the path Instant MoLLlE
VIRGINIA infant daughter of B. ". and Mary a.
Fipg aged twelve months.
Another voice has Joined the song
That echoes sweetly through The SKIES,
Another form is gliding through
The shining courts Of Paradise
And woulds't thou win thy child from thence?
From those bright realms Of endless tay
TO cast lis heavenly garments by
And wear :S,in robe of clay:
Woulds,t thou recall ifs rinson!cd soul
From that eternity of bliss
To live to suffer and to feel ~
The sorrows OF L World ike ms:
Her funeral will take place FROM her parent re3l
drncn On Neusble street between twenty -tourtl
and r weuty-0ftl. TODAY ut c'cl"". IT, NJ Inc
friends and acquaintance of the family arc iil.s'
respectfully Invited to attend.
At his residence. Tuckahoc township Ien n,,,,
county Wa on the 25th Of SrptemIer. lsT? Ill NN
AUSTIN SIR. Born IN WalliuCfcrl. Conn. tenft-
ary 49, 1915. lie was IN kind aud aiicch"nl1c nus
h md and father. an, good and KIM ne'gnD0r. III
Leaves an nfF"c,innate wife and six cii!drch 10
mourn their loss. ..,,,ts
All relatives and friends are invited to att"nd ms
funeral at his late residence TODAY ~ O'CLOCK
p. NJ. His remains will lie brought 10 ltoiiE"9po
for intcrmcnt.
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Mr.. JoHS T. NoRcoT has just executed his
mother-in-luw at LakevilIe, Mass. The par
ticulars Of the execution, as far as they have
come to hand. are of q most remarkable
character-we mean in the motives, not the
circumstances of the deed. 1t appears, ac-
cording to MIR. NoRcoT's statement. that for
some years his mother-in-!aw has, to Use his
own language, "come between him and
his wife, and that at one time last year she
had gotten So completely between them that
his wife had left him. Upon his wife's re-
turn, not long since, her mother again COM
mcnced the process of getting between
them, and Mr.. NORcoT, after calm delibeIn-
ton. had determined to Smoother, feat which
he accomplished while that unsllspccting
lady was packing UP her daughters wearing
apparel for second exodus. Ii is proper
TO say that the prisoner offered this state
ment rather us Il viDdicaton Of than i'll eX-
cuse for his crime, and it is this fact that
must lead us to serious reflection. Itcannot
be that the Lakeville jury intends to acquit
Mr. NOEcor on this flimSy preteXt. 1t
cannot be that in this nineteenth CEN
tury jury is to set precedent
that will lead to a general slaughter of Il most
worthy portion of our population, and fill
our streets with men armed with double
barreled guns and with alarmed mother-in'
laws skipping into alleys and darting into
cellars for safety. 1t cannot be that any Jury
in the United States will give legal sanction
TO field day against our wives mothers
There should be something in mems hearts tt
protest against it. We men who, from the din!
we landed, not willingly in this paragorick'
and flannelly world, have been the recipient
in some sort of attentions from these esti
mable women, should be willing to temper
justice with mercy. 1t is painful to believ,
that there are sanguinary men now eagerly
awaiting the verdict of this Lakeville jury
Let us entreat them, if the verdict is in favor
of the liberty Of man, to be calm. Let then
do 10 murder, but rather let the "crrins
sisters depart in peace"
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An organs defence is not always wise, but

An organs defence Is not always wise, but
&c is rarely ever as stupid as TINT the New
York Times is making for Mr. GRasr Wild
reference to hts Chicago properly. ahe re-
cords Of the city of Chicago show that oLY-
sgs S. GnAsr received conveyance rom % D. !:
RrssnLL JONES Of th!rty-one acres OF GROUND
In that eity for and In consideration OF Tie
snm nf one dollar. This conveyance was
made on the Goth Of May, 1859. and twenty
DAYS thereafter J. Russell JOKES was ap-
pointed Minister to Belgium. Now, the ave.
rage reader, in perusing this statement "ontd
n, once lump TO the conclusion that 1t was
Liberal lie. invented OF whole cloth. to dam
age Mr., GRANT, or that Mr.. GRANT had re-
seiced pay Cor an appointment. The tunes
cannot take the first horn OF The dhe'nHla )
50. what do YOU think It says' Why, that
President GRANT really paid large sum OF
money, but had 1t set down in the deed as
one dollar. Astonishing rs this may seem,
that there u1ay be no mistake about it we
quote its own words:
General Grant was unable to pay at
once tor the thirty-oue acres which he had
agreed to take, but he borrowed money ten'-
pOrariy to pay for part of Ii, aud the sale OF his
house In Washington enabled him to pay for
the remainder, and so complete the pur-
chase. Thereupon, an undivided one.quartcr
was transferred to General Grant for the
nominal consideration of one dollar, for
nuIa Of daily occurrence in real estate trans
actions, aud calculated. as every business
man knows, to expedite and Simplify the
process of transfer. '-Ncn York lanes
September IL.
Now, Just let us take q common-sense buSl-
ness view of this thing. There is no State
in this Union where really valuable money
consideration is set down at 81. When that
is put down It means, and is universally ac-
cepted to mean, this: that no money con-
sideration is given. and with that meaning it
is put into deeds Of gift or trust. This is per-
fectIy well known to lawyers, real estate
agents, and others conversant with the
conveyance Of real estate. 1t is not "a
formula of daily occurrence" nor Of any
occurrence at all, to pay large sum Of money
and have it set down i'm the deed as one dol
lar. The deed was only stamped for the
value of 81, and if be had paid large sum
the amount of stamps would have been
larger. There can tie no reasonable doubt
in the mind Of any fair-mindcd man that q.
S. GRANT appointed J. RUSSELL JONES Minis
ter to Belgium for and in consideration OF
thirty-one acres Of ground in the city OF
Chicago. ANY umpire in business transac-
ton would on this evidence so decide the
case, 81
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MT BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
,onpS oRclNDIFS LAWNS, PERCALES

ME- BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES:
ALSO.
LINEN GOODS for hoys;
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
ALPACAS, &C.. &c.
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO., during tire present
month, To relieve the tedium Of dog days." will
close out many styles; of SUMMER GOODS without
regard to cost No list nf prices Is given, but each
article will show for itself.
Also on hand, received recently hy steamer aiid
express
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS. in American I'D
Engllsb
WHITE and CoLoREp PlQUEs, IS to Soc.
BLACK GRENADINES; s......
BLACK DELANES:
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS
HOSIERY. every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS:
BLACK and COLI RED RIBBONS;
REI.TS. CORSETS,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES,
BUSTLE S new styles; .
SHEETINGS, both linen anl cotton: Il, a...-
PILLOW LINEN aud IRISiI LINEN;
DRILl.INGS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen:
CLOTHS, VESTTNGS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
ns T. r. PRICE & co.
ans .a Ii01 Main street. corner Eleventh..
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The CLARK-FEwELL CAsE.-Mrs. Georgy
Hynson, at whose house Miss Fewell was
visitor, and who Miss Fewell charges with
having told her that Clark was divorced,
publishes card denying having told her so,
and ayerring that she knew nothing and srs'
pected nothing of the relations between Miss
Fewel and Clark. Her husband and five
boardcrs ut her house also publish cards de-
nying that any one in the house knew of
Miss FcwcPs intended clopement.
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ssss,ssg.I 4 4 rapgHesEss

p32s&IaS & - =
M FoR FALI IND WHIT #
: =. .,,eod,s assortment of DRY GOODS
AT THE vEEx BOTTOM PHI
pr. AM n sTRIPED. aaa Pr AID popEIs ,
BLACK and coLefiED EMP ifkss ot'ss lsss ah'Ss
NJ. s ; OK and coLoRED FRENCH siEHisos,
RACK BoDlBAzINEs, i - sf<
CREPE CLOTHS and ALPAGAs. Sfsfa
JApANEsE SILKS and 20 PL1ss, all cosorss
CASsBiERES.
spoEsKINs and WATERPROOF CLOTHS.
FLANNELs.. QUILTS, BLANKETS, sHANLs'
CHILDREN,s, LADIES' and CENTS uNDkh-
> VESTS: st't' 80 c,-e
yELyETEFNs, VELVET RIBBoNa, LACEs,
ENnROIDERIEs, LACE COLLARS aud sEls' 4
CnRsETs. KID GLOVES, attr.
CREPE COLLARS and Wells,
RAJ,MORAL and BOULEVARD sklhIs'
TApJ,E and PIANO COVERS.
WHITE and COL Ed LEL1NEhs'
TABLE OII.-CLbTHS, ,,,o,r, 40
any house In the city. cnrr
IoIy Main street. Opposite the nosi-oilice, anu
sc 20 6oI Broah suee'' e"' ''i $50 go
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TuE GRAIN CROP OF THE PACIFIC SLOPE Is
reported as being unprecedented III the an
mails of that land of plentiful harvests. The
wheat crop of Livermore and San joaquin
valleys, California, is estirnated at from
twelve to fifteen million bushels, which have
all been gathered and baggcd, and are lying
in heaps along the Central Pacific railroad
awaiting transportation. One field ID the
Liyermore Valley covers sixty-eight thou
sand acres, or over one hundred and SIX
square miles, and has yielded forty bushels
Of trst-class wheat to the acre. Within
seven days the wheat yield Of that large
farm was standing stacked within sight OF
the railway, in the hempen sacks commonly
used for sending grain to market, ana the
cost of the sacks for that farm alone was
S3) 600
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
& PARHAM'S
w ESTABLISHMENT.
NO. 1905 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.

FIRST FLOOR
e stored their retail stock of BOOKS. STATION
ERY. PIANO-FOKIES: MOSiC' bibLEo' ho-
ALBUMS, sc.
SECOND FLOOR
Is their Who'll ESALE DEPARTMENT which IN. n.
ciudes FLAT PAPERS, for the m'nhIartuiH1, ui
Blank Books and for printers ust Also - HUI.
BOOKS used in the public schools of the state III
quantities. ,o,-,r, of,pS
,ro d.votcd TO the manu- .cttrc OF BLANK ROOFS
AMI PAPER BOXES, and includes their BUM
BIEDERY. Ill.,, ~, ,,. =
Who'll ESALE BUYERS
nav rest assured HAT they can obtain everything
needed in their line ut satisfactory prices
RETAIL BUYERS ,o,-e
will find beauiiul stock of the choicest BOt'hs,
STtTiONFRY (hnth staple and fancy, ana the
hest PIANO-FOI.TES made. =.
Orders bv mail receive faithful and prninpt
attention. - -,-,IN"- -
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A New RECToR.-Rey. Thomas M. Am
bier, of Williamsburg, Va, has accepted the
rectcrslip of s.. Paul's Episcopal church. of
Wilmington, n. c., and will take charge
about the LIST of October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

VALUABLE lAmGRAsrs.-A large number
of the passengers who arrived by the Peru
Wan at Norfolk on Monday were from Eng
land, and provided with funds to purchase
lands in Virginia, the aggregate amount be-
ing over 100000 gold. One gentleman, who
had sl5, 900 in gold, started Immediately for
the southside, and was furnished with letters
of introduction to parties now resident there.
He intends to prospect with the view OF
finally buying farm and settling down in
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

Massachusetts PRoGRANME.--Bo Bout we'll to
he made United States senator if Wilson Il
elected Vice-Presidcnt: Butler to he mace
Governor in 1879, and senator rice Sumner
in 1875. But what does DR.. Loring say TO
all this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

IA MARYLAND DoMs-P Roos 20 rh 3
Faosr.-Major Elias Griswold ltle sonllesaes
rate Provost Marsha, Of RRHnond curing
the war;, one of the ss.stratsla Out penio ,.
3erafs of Baltimore, has announced Himself
"a nm independent candidate for Congress IN
the Fourth District in opposition 70 Nj.
swami. Major Griswold is member OF
the Democratic party Of Maryland. In looo-
he was honored with position on the Mary
,and Electoral ticket by the Breckenridge
wing of his party, and at present ne IS a
member of the State Legislature.
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5pgsru.-Colonel David Frye, one OF Inc
brayest aud most noted Union scouts OF East
Tennessee during the war, died last week
from falling from mail train. 1t was ne
who burned the railroad bridge on Lick
creek in 1862. He was bitterly opposed to
secession. and after the war was as bitterly
opposed to harassing the returned Confed-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

AeuIA CREEK srEAsERs.-The steamers.
Charlotte Vanderbilt and Kcyport, of the old
Aqua Creek line OF steamers. left Alexandria
Tuesday morning, the latter in tow Of the
former. The Keyport ~as bound for Guam
.tico, where abe will bic up'for the winter,
and tic Vanderbilt was on her way 10 Bslti-
more 60: reraifs.
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HORACE AND THE GIRLS.

An indianapolis dispatch says:
The girls eommenccd kissing the venerahlc
sare. One buxoin Hoosier lass had been
noticed expressing her impatience. on the
preference given to the horrid men IN all tne
arrangements by stamping her feet ana
scoIIing her tall escort, and finally she said'
in her vexation, "rm going up and I'm go
ing to kiss him, too'' and she eloo"eu hea
wsy through the crowd and bestowed a
hearty salute on the pbilosn piers chaste
cheek, which he received with the meckl,ess
of a lamb. Then an Eruption OF Kisses
commenced. The Hcosier girls broke ; Il o n,
their escorts and showered their Seh'a. ID "a,
vors on the fair face of the I,pern ,o et , \,
such profision that ne 1oun ,sus 1t '1 One uirI
rar to her big beau, said triumphant.
w. owe kissed our future President right
in the mouth" Atabout half-past O'Clock
thc train from Louisville came along.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

~ROSADALIs- RosADALis.-
Boils, carbuncles. eruptions and pmples on the
face sallowness of the complexion. general debility
arc brought about By impure state OF the hiooh.
ROsADALIS has been found to be permanent
cure for this class Of diseases.
WILSON, N. G.. May llth
h, reby certify that during the summer ana TAI
OF 1866 | was severely afflicted with earouhcies-
having had as many as fourteen large carpunciee
and twelve ordinary hollis. suffered so much from
them that could not get out OF the mouse nan .ne
time for several months Being induced to try the
extract of ROSADALIS.I t1dS entirely cured bs
the use of one bottle of that truly rol"abte medi-
cine. w. a. DhhDHN' Si''
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