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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-27
BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY W.Goddln,

SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET AND WEST SIDE OF NALL.
STREET, NEAR CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RALLROhD DEyUf.-BY virtue OF \ deed OF trust
executed 10 the subscriber the 10Th Of May, lsIi
duly recorded In Richmond Ckancery Court OH the
10Th Of May 1871, shall, In execution thereof pro-
coed toseli at auction, on the premises, o.. MON
DAY the cd of December, 1879, ut O'clock 4. ~,
that valuable L0Tfronting Us feet on the south aide
of Broad street, running back on the west Hue OF
Wall street IS feet inches. "a &
Also. all right, title, aud Interest OF the grant
In LOTS Nos. a. and 80 in HayO's addition.
TERMS: Enough In cash to GrfsTiS the expenses of
sale and 10 discharge bond OF Stie5o With Interest
from ills 10th OF May 1871 aud as 10 the residue, on
reasonable terms, % be announced ~ The hour of
sale. 81 5+9 JAMES LYONS, 8 &
no s0-e0dtis Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND RI OUR ExcHANGE.l
RICHMOND. VA, November Is, isI2.
OFFERINGS. -

.sz RICHMOND. A.. SONtI1UeI -o1 FHot-s -
I az OFFERINGS.
swttnAT.-Whfte. 1905 bushels Red, .se4 bushels.
z 5CoRE.-Whitn, 1903 bushels IS 5EtEhR
aOATs.-l,G3e bushels. q
RYE.-60 bushels. T,
wHEAT-white, 200 bushels prime on prifase
terms; 2aG l,,shes very good ON private terms ~
bnshels very good at $lD3 22t bushels very gop =.
al os $50 bushels good on private terms; nnsheis
fair at Glso; "a bnsheis common 1t 10 BUSHELS
common at SI.ss-total, Ll02 bushels
WuEAT-Red, 23S bushels prime at al.a5: 1,s
bushels very good or private terms; 2ls bushels
very good at $i.a0; - bushels good at sl.ss: asa
bnshcis good on private terms % bushels fair NJ
40: &c bushels fair at SITS; oH bushels common
ON private terms; 1as bushels common ut gl.'o--
total, 2,24o bushels. -, .
I .17s bushels very good new at Csc. ,o,r
OATs-ss bushels prime black at 55c.' eoo p''she''
very common at 45c.
RYE.-60 bushels very good at soc.
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aEINE TIT

GENE THREAD. -aa5 0G0 e. RNss
IL nounds SEINE TIIREaf,, all 80, 49, =.
qualities aud all Ncs., own 81
which AZ ntfrsd 10 all those n want at less lhsn MN
York prizes a large lot OF ssd a..
SEINE TWiNFa os hand AMI iaf sss " ~
tory prices. j. !, ssss., =
NO 2c-3m between Seventeenth and LIZ assSut'''
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BY Telegraph.

NEW 1UtN
NEW YORK November 2e.-Cotton weak sales,
LOGO bales: uplands, ly3c.: Orleans, 20c. Flour
more inactive and unchanged. WhiSkey, CSC. Wheat
Inactive and less firm. Rice firm at 7sdstc. FORK
quiet at SIS. Lard weak at ssMssc. Turpentine nrm:
Kosin quiet Tallow weak at St9sc. FrclghtS qhet
and
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fsAU6TTstM sAEfsgs.rEE fSfre Days.
by Crumbs q Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, n
Eleventh street between s5Lalr. and BaIft.

VALUABLE sTEAM-ENGINE, MA.
cHIERRy, &c, Ses. AT AgCTIqs;z = Brg =.
quest OF the rroprictors OF The bark-fnlH at TIE
corner Of Arch and Ninth streets we aiH sell &C
auction, upon the premises named. on Friday.
goth day OF November, commencing at III O'Clock a.
81, The entire MACHINERY ana FTXTURES
therein, consisting In part OF forts.
hya-liorse power Boiler, q Pumps. z { Lathe,
Cylinders. Blessing Machine, Bark Sins, Bolt
Ing stachinP,,g1 pair Burr.Stones .lcompfete).
Tanks, ItWater-Tank, 2 CondensiDg Tubs, 20 Tubs.
rs Leach Tubs, Flavfn Tubs. Contents Of Black
smith Shop Copper Pipe, Iron. 400 Bags, large lot
of Lumber. 10000 old Bricks. Office Furniture Fire
proof Safe, Copy-PreSs, Desks, &c. &c.
The attention or those Int crested In the bark
business, merchants and others, LIS specially invited
y TERMS fins d At sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
no 5-i5lG,l9,2l,23tStd Auctionecfs.
FOR RENT.
P.S. The premises above referred to, 2o7 by lao
feet. with the various buildings thereon and with or
without the engine, &C., are for rent.
No more favorable opening for planning. mill
box factory lunberyard or general manufacturing
purposes, Gun he found.
no2s ~. ., GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
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wEAV. ESrAVE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TIOR SALE OR RENT. 4 desirable an
Il FAMILY RESIDENCE. located on SinthA..s.
street a few doors beyond street, ut present IN
The occupancy of Rev. Mr.. Ilcnklc. The house con-
tainS ten rooms. including three basement rooms,
with gas and water on the premises. Applyto
j. a. COLLINS,
I'M ,C7i at tho National Bank of Virginia.
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BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

% LOTS, ON RICHMOND, FREDE-
81 RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC. ;, kAlL,
Without reserve, al my office. corner Of Eleventh
and Main streets, on WEDNESDAY me 9Ith OF
Nnremnrr lsT, ut the hour OF IL o'clock NJ.
LOTS OF GROUND, fronting SO
feet each Spring street which leads ir" n s iHs
foot. and are a few hundred yards from Jennings
Vile liiungary statoDl.
TERMS At sale, and very liberal. .....
n '''4 - " j. l.. APPERSON,
o, AuctiOnCCr.
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pAITINoRE MARK FITS.

BALTIMORE, November 26.-Flour very dull !;
su perine, s5.2j@S6.SO. Wheat quiet
Tut firm. Corn quiet; white, 60@G2c yellow, soc.
Mess pork, SIS Shoulders, 6t@6sc. Whisky, 96c.
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By William X. Polk 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. lilo Main street, corner of Twelfth street.

T ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
A. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAKS' WORTH uE
CUhL-MINERS TOOLS AND FlAfuREh AZ
PUBLIC AUCTlON.--As agent of the creditors Oh
Mr. d. r. Lllmllcy, who has removed from The state,
shall sell al auction, at the Springfield ana peep
TUESDAY ihe 10Th Instant 1t IL O'Clock, y large
assortment of COAL-AIINEliS',B 81 CksMIIiis';
GARPENTERS', AND W HE'LL & II
ING POWDER, &c. Most Of the above if'rhS
have heen in use only short while, aud are very
valuable 10 coal-miners.
wrought, which has been accommodating ior inltly
years. ~. y. onDi +>i'D'
: WILLIAM Il. POLK & Co., Auctioneers.
no l9-eodtdS
POSTPONEMENT.
Tho above sale Ia postponcd until TUESDAY the
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER &c, ls7c.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER FL 1872.
Sun rises ZOO Moon rises ......... 4:22
SIM sr1s ........ a:5J High Tide. ........- 2:2s
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TOR SALE PRIEATELI.-Weh have for
A sale privately several very desirable BUSINESS
STANDS on Hull street. Prices ranging from
i. 600 10 S3.roo. Also, several valuable VACANT
LOTS on Huh street at $40 and upwards per front
foot. We also have number of pretty PRIVATE
RESIDENCES, containing from four 70 eight
rooms in different localities. Several FARMS lying
near Manchester, containing from 10 to 200 acres
each.a prices ranging from $500 to $3.50, with I'M
MOODY 6 R0YALL.
ocl7 Manchester, Va.
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,AuCgrssN slaa1Es.-.T1asa Day.
Byw. B. Robins,
peal Estata Agent and Aucticneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO .BEAg .ri Z
ss1rT THL size II S' OF FEDgRaE NOV Floyd
SHEET BETWEEN ROWLAND ,As s1Ir ME9-
DOWSTR EETS. IN THE TOWN o NJ - EpoM
TH fiji PRESkNT WEST LINE OF THE Gil
virtue OF che asi1g date
gfst ~ Iiecember IsTI, and duly recorded on page
9si Of Deed-Yook 30 OF Henrico County sGnr.,
u request Of the assignee q ne ase ss
daS nf Nnwember Instant. Mt the hour of O'Clock +
NJ on tie premises. proceed to sell by auction iIe
said TWO LOTS OF LAND above r. +, Va, -, ~
front OF Sc l6-l2 by depth ot l19 s-i- iecs :"
TERMS: Cash as to so much as will ne Necessary 70
dofray tho expenses of this trust and to
note OF sInI due est of August, 1872 on creat hs
to sos until the alst of December sI9 ana rs o. r
residue at three and six months, resp ,Ss,ne
the day Of sale. JUN ~ SohAA
W. d. ROBINS, Amctioncer. -- #
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
u desirable HOUSES IN the town of Manchester,
suitable either for residences or for business pur
poses, and any number OF BUILDING LUIS III
various parts Of the town.
Also. several FARMS in Chesterfield and ada
cent counties, some OF which are irst class estates,
lying On james river above and below Richmond, at
prices exceedingly reasonable.
ocis ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH.
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EOsT. STHAYEn. &c.

7 UST, between the City Hall and Seven
L 4 tccnth street. one SUPERINTENDENT
thyst. The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning the same to JOHN NJ. HIGGINS
no o7-eis 1910 Franklin street.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN, on the 1Ss.:S
~ night of the 10Th carly next morning, .SAesss-
from my residence. No. 42G Sixth street. one DARK
RED COW. with ears cropped and slit long. we'll
sllancd horns; short legs Had small rope tied
around licr horns when last seen. Supposed 10 be
five years old. \ reward for her delivery -
W. i. IIETSMAN,
no nT-5tx a26 Sixth street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1872
THE SHIP.YARD WORKS AND MA
l. CHINERY OF THE VIRGINIA STEAM TEAM
ETErS. ARE For; SALE. They are complete for
all the purposes or iron ship-building. The ccono-
nv and abundance of iron, coal. and labor here
make this desirable point for tho prosecution oil
this business. ,,
If not sold rs a whole within three weeks the NJ A.
CHINERY. TOOLS. &c, will be sold separately on
application. Apnlyt ~ r,,
no 9l-3w u. y. Buhh, ifesIhenl.
ITO SMOkING-TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TURERS.
For sale II COMPLETE SET OF SMOKING
TOBACCO FIXTURES.
Apply ut once TO 900 Main, or % Fourteenth
street. no E-l"
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CTRATED from the subscriber, on gy I..,s;5
- Saturday night November 10th. lsT". one .i-A--
RED COW. about eight years old. Both horns
have been bored for holowhorn; has only three
COOL t.ats. -
Also, one PALE-RED HElFEI. about three
wears old: has little white about the back and legs;
right ear cropped. AMI slit in the same lad houl
horns Knocked of, leaving the pith, and the horns
about half grown ont again.
l will give TWENTY DOL LARS for their de-
livery to mo. corner Of Fourth ana ihil streets
Manchester, Va. or TEN DOLLARS for any iufor
no n--ni. VI JONES.
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TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
Il AT FREDEKICk'S HALL. LOUISA COUN-
TY. VA. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD, FOR SALE.-We offer for sale on very
moderate terms our TOBACCO FACTORY ana
FIXTURES, consisting Of u large and roony bulid-
ing fronting nincty feet, Immediately opposite the
depot. The fixtures are Of the most improved
PRESSES. and l'OTS,
MILLS, SCREWS. &c. 4 well of pure wafer in the
building. Unusual facilities for huyinS the cee-
hrated Louisa county leaf direct from farmers.
Railroad TRANSFORMATION 1T the doer. Offered be-
cause we move to Richmond.
Also. nice little FARM Of SiXrT-SIX ACRES:
comfortable COTTAGE with six rooms; well
fenced; good water in the yard; few hundred yards
from the factory.
Apply to II. 4. MILLS, Tobacco Exchange, Rich
mond. or address
ABNER HARRIS & CO., Frcderick's Hall,
no I'm SStDcl Louisa county, Va.
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BY J. l.. Appcrson. Real Estate Agent,
corner Main AMI Eleventh streets.

A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE PR1-
IA VATELY, In the county Of Hanover. about
twelve miles from Richmond. and about half-mlc
of kilbv's station. on Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY ACR ES. fifty Of which are
cleared and set In clover anu about thirty acres OF
yrrv fine creek land well drained and nearly ready
for the plough. young orchard of about 200 CHOICE
peach and apple trees beginning tn bear DWEi
four rooms: stables and every other necessary out,
huildin.-all nearly rev; yard and garden palcd
ill., and cultivated land fenced; well OF good water;
Church. &C, convenient. Altogether, nice aud
attractive place: which will sell low, together
with Null rs. HORSES, WAGONS, sc. Apply to
J. L. aPPERSOS,
no 23-ft Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
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By Thomas w. Kecsce. Auctloncer,
No. 1917 Main street.

No 1917 Main street.
Y,uE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEES
4 will sell at public auction on SAIUkDa1, NJ No.,
,a,,rnr 2nth I,7. mt IL o'clock a. NJ In front Of the
Billiard Ioie stable, In this city, the following pro-
pcrtl-yiz., ...
. HACKS.
SETS OF HARNESS.
HORSE COVERS, and
i CARRIAGE BLANKET.
Attention of the public is particularly called TO
this sale. One of the carriages Is lust from inc WORK
mnn'S hands and IS now considered as good rs any
new one: the other is hciug used at this time at the
hotel aud In very good condition. The harness be,
longn. 10 the above is also in good conutson, ana
ready for use The horses are wel-Inached, gentle,
In very good condition, and may be worked any
where.
TERMS Made known at the sale.
p r. CARRINGTUN, Committee.
RI w KrESrE auctioueer no 90
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ny DOME At THIS OFFICE
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
Eleventh street between Main and i'ank.

SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE AT TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF GARY AND SIXTH STREETS.-RoBERTSoN
md ais rs. FOSTER and als.-ln Chesterfield CIR
cult Court, November term o e1Gcu nciio Oh
mon tho premises OH FRIDAY, 9Th of December:
nt O'Clock T.. 81. the BRICK COOPER SHOT ana
LOT situated as above, occupied 10y Mr.. Gary, aiin
owned hv the heirs Of NJ. NJ. Robertson, deceased.
The lot Is = by 100 feet. . :.
This property is very conl nient to the centre OF
tbecty, and IS valuable for business purposes.
TFKMS: One-fourth cash: balance al SIX. Twelve,
and phtcen months for negotiable notes, WIN III
tnrcst added and the title retained until the notes
arr naiI SOCRATES BROOKS,
o. f JAMES l.. ROBERTSON,
.1 Commissioners.
r,r,pc {. WILLIAMS NuctouecrS. no 20
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DISAPPOINTMENT,

PUSITUN E1IE-7 = y
On account of the weather the above sais Is
,r,onad 10 THIS DAY at the hour OF IL ociock d.,
IND viii take place ut the office of the aGcfioneer
anu WI s ''he paw =. w. .. ROBINS. *
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ESTRAY COW.-Came to my farm, {S5z:ssiI
IA on the Charles City road five miles bcl0wla<s1z>
the city, on the l2rh Of November, a SMALL RED
COW. The owner will please come forward, prove
property and pay charges, or she will be dealt with
us HE l;lw directs.
no @7-ltk D. d. WILLIAMS.
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STOLEN. on the night Of the 9th iEzzSiss
- instant, from lie farm of Captain A. G. .ssXe32..
l,ahcock OH the Ninc-SiIc road, about four miles
from Richmond, mcdium-Sizcd RED COW, with
a white streak down her back and tail: front and
hind knees white: left CIR cut: right slit and under
keel and 4 gilnIlct-ho. in each horn. The hair Is
rubbed off The right side of her head from strip.
The highest reward will be paid for delivery 70 me.
no 27-Al* WILLIAM j. OAKLEY.
G10 REWARD.-Straye from theCS.s;t5
CIV subscriber. ON the Meadowbrd,rE SnLa.
road. on The 10Th instant, large BULL STAG red,
with horns sawed oir. ] will pry the above reward
for any information that will lead lo his recovery.
Il. KASTELBERG,
noo7-3tx Stalls aud II Old Market.
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nv William X. Polk 6 Co.,

The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY the
ed Cav of December, 1872. no ~
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fTAkEN UP, on my premises, ages
l. small rcd-anl- white COW. Wanted thc.1Ia1A~
owner to come, pay charges. and take her away.
DIR. SHEPPARD.
Broad-Strect road, near the Fair Grounds.
, 1872-11-15

floor, near the head OF the- stairs.- went up
and found the door locked On the inside, and re-
turned and informed Alr. Thompson Of the SIM
gnlar fact. The latter explained the matter
to the satisfaction Of his guests, as he
did not wish to alarm them. but he was
uneasy in his OWL mind, and, when they
had departed, he resolved to Investigate the un-
usual occurrence. He approached the door OF
the study and demanded to be let in, otherwise
threatening to break in. The door, after q
short interval, was opened; and before Mr..
Thompson could recognize who the intruder
was he was seized about the arms in powerful
grasp and thrown'to the floor. He succeeded in
commenced, the burglar putting forth every
nerve to drug Mr.. Thompson to the stairs and
throw him over tho banisters, and Mr. Thomp-
son endeaForing to get away and call assist
ance. He gave and received several blows, but
the intruder was too muscular for him, and
gradually drew him toward the stairs. 1[r.
Thompson held On firmly, however, as he deter
mined to take his assailent over with him if he
was thrown down himself. The light which he
the first Of the contest, and the two were strug-
Cling entirely in the dark. The struggle con-
tinued over ten minutes, when Mr.. Thompson
began to full in strength and from loss Of blood,
and the burglar succeeded in getting him to the
top Of the stairs, and threw him over Mr.
Thompson held to him with the tenacity of
bulldog, and pulled his assailant with him, and
the two went to the bottom together. Mr.
Thompson was only slightly stunned BY the fall,
ed to escape by the hall door. He was held still
by the half-anconscious preacher, and only re-
leased himself by breaking his arm by power
full blow, and escaped. Who the burglar WAS is
not known. Mr. Thompson lies in q serious but
not dangerous condition.
, 1872-11-15

alady about the middle Of the trestle. and hard
ly trains length from him: o1icE ~ tbonpht
;" Billy +" Whistled down brakes y md thTew
back the reversing lever, while at the same time
be knew that It was an utter impossibiity to
check the heavy train before the Tictim would
be overtaken. and crushed to death. and with
fixed eyes he awaited the catastrophe' The 1adv
heard the warning whistle, and turnin1 her
head, saw the iron monf ter almost upon her.
Escape seemed impossible, to remain was cer-
tain death, to jump to the ground beneath.
distance Of so to 40 feet, equally certain death.
and to attempt to run ahead and escape was out
Of the question. Unlike ten thousand Young
ladies-and she is eaid to have been young and
fair-out Of ten thousand and one, she did
not scream, or faint, or indulge in any nonsense
Of any kind; but, realizing the situation in an
instant, and taking the chances a1 in she pro-
ceeded to an action which saved her life.
About thirty inches below the ends Of the
ties and Immediately under the stringer
which supports them, there is jolat inches
wide, running from one support OF the trestle
to another, and to this the cleared-h headed
girl resorted for safety. stoppng to the end
Of the ties she swung herself down to this mar
row thread with the apparent ease Of . gym
mast, and, with her arms clesped around 1t,
stretched herself at full length along it as the
train thundered by almost over her. As soon as
tho engineer saw her action he threw of bis
brakes. and, putting on steam, hurried past as
soon as possible when she nimbly sprang to the
track again and pursued her journey as though
nothing had happened.-1nusuille (Pa.) Herald.
, 1872-11-15

Beverly, Yorkshire, England, This latter stated
that the persons to whom the letter Was ad-
dressed we're tho sons Of Thomas and Jane Gra-
hum, that Thomas had been q cabinet maker,
that he was now getting old, md had consider
able property to. bequeath, and asking his SONS
to apply to him at once. Strange to say, thislet-
ter, 30 curously addressed, fell into the hands of
the parties for whom it was intended, who in,-
mediately communicated with a firm Of solicitors
IN Melbourne, the letter reaching this country as
Mrs: Graham, who had compromised With the
parties who had been 1itigating her title was
about to obtain administration. There being no
evidence in support of the genuinenesa of the
letter, the Court recognized Mrs. Grahams right
to be appointed Administrative. A suitin equity
WAS then instituted the question for decision
being whether the Thomas Graham who died in
Melbourne in 1871 was the Thomas Graham Of
Beverley, father Of the plaintiffs. Evidence
WAS taken by Commission, tile case was argued
short time since, and Judgment pronounced
by Mr. Justice Molesworth in favor Of the plain
tiff's claim to be the SONS Of Graham, the
brewer. As their mother did not die till 1860, in
no aspect of the case could Mrs. Crook be con-
sidered the widow of the deceased, aud therefore
she has no title to any part OF the property.
The estate is supposed to be worth from 100000
to EGO 600.
, 1872-11-15

NJ. Dunbar, editor OF the Daily Advertiser, Mr.
aowels, editor OF the Atlantic Monthly, and
others. II Chicago; I might name hr- scanmon,
OF the Infer Ocean and could mention others
of whom I happen to know in other parts Of the
county. The new club will try to bring such
men together. Many Of these, who are believers
n the revelations of Swedenborg, Including
Henry james, the most eminent man among
them in america, refuse to take any part With
tho so-called Swedenborgian Church, holding
that swedenborg himself .was opposed to the
establishment OF sect, and desired to have his
celestial doctrine accepted by men without re-
gard to their religious creeds. It is chiefly thiz
class who will be represented in the club, though
there are also members Of th4 S5fedenborgian
Church taking part IN it. Its spirit will be that
of advanced Swedenborgianism, or phlosophi-
cal Swedenborgianism- There is swedenbor-
gian Church here, and leading member Of it,
who is also one Of the originators OF the new
club, desired to have it converted into cl ub-
house, after taking out its pews and disnis sing
its minister But this idea did not take.
, 1872-11-15

Ss.o FORK tAou. e) Correspondents e the Cincinnati
Commercial
Horace Greeley and Miss Ida, his eldest
daughter, came into the city this morning from
Chappaqua- Mr. Greeley repaired to the house
Of his friend johnson, where he has soiourned
so much for years, and Miss Ida came down into
Broadway to do some shopping. Meeting her on
ing col1oqny occurred:
"hliss Greeley, am glad TO meet you, and to
offer you many condolences.''
She replied, with smile, 'sIf you knew how
happy father and are that it is over with now,
you would not think it necessary to condole."
"Do you say your father has enough philoso-
ply to cheer his heart under these circurn-
stance :" I inquired.
swell, he was prepared for any result; at
least know he is glad the campaign is over and
done with"
And as these words were uttered a car came
dashing along. She disappeared as the vehicle
rolled onward up Broadway.
, 1872-11-15

Nt.u York Correspondence efths Cincinnati Commercial
A new club is being here, under the title Of
the "Swsdenborg Club" It has already found
quarters in Madison avenue. It will form an
intellectual centre for those who are interested
Q number OF well-nown men are plready among
its members. It is surprising to find how nany
people Of the literary and editorial professions
have been attracted by the theology OF tho
"neW Jerusalem" I can in moment name
OF the Ereniag Post, and author Of the ssHistory
of France formerly editor OF P,1tnans's Month
ly;. John Bigelow, once editor Of the TINES, tho
author Of several works, and formerly Minister
to France; Charles A. Dana, and Mr. Hlt3ch1cock,
the Times; Maior Bundy, editor Of the Erening
l{ail; Mr. Church, editor Of the ga1ery A47ga<sne;
Robert Carter, editor Of AnptShso:s. hn !. on,aA
and Mr. Oliver Dyer, author OF t4e !. n1ekedest
llan in NeW York" In R9ston l aneas naae