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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

HrELARS' TooLs FOUNp.-On Thursday
rt If Police Poe received information of
passage through the city of box OF
sIai>' tools. and straightway proceeded to
"% their further progress. When exam
d a thc Chiefs office, where they now
. 'hc noN WAS found very complete, EN-
Fn, iimmics, files, extension croW-bars,
"-;Hpcs, nippers. skeleton keys, Soug's,
aaer>, chi~clS. dark lanterns, fuses, pow
. ''"l wedges of all sizes, etc. The box
! Ir'n sent by express to this city, was
''",ad to +. +. Shaw, and ordered on
@rlo be kept until called for. A full
Gorih $500, as much ingenuity has to
'Ilaycd in the Workmanship and the
Inust he of the best.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.IliGIorS SERVICES To- -MoRROw.---We
=. t1n lolnwing special appointments:
.,oo,, sD'r,ccS, hy Rev. John Blcnner,
M, Park, at II A. NJ; at the side chapel,
Il Baptist church, corner Twelfth and
a.i >;rccts, at & +. NJ. Sunday school at
II.
.a.,y .HcHiodisi Ghwch. - Rev. DR.. Leroy
fee 4, II A. NJ. aud at 81 i. NJ.
.;a.tcstrT Baptist Church.-Ror. j. b.
+. u. D., ut II 4. NJ; pastor at night.
,aIr Memorial ChWch.-No services in
AT night, Rev. Dallas fucker
o'ltria!c.
."mud Presbyterian Church Or. Hogcs).
.iar at II \. VI. and until further notice
lD gilcrn"on from 6 to n quarter 10 :
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INTERPRETING TO LADIEs.A lady's toilet COZ could
hardy lid considered complete without one or
more of those fragrant colosnes imported by essrs.
MEADE 81 BAKER. These gentlemen have the anest
stock of cologne and toilet articles generally TO be
found in any establishment south of Baltimore ana
we would especially call the attention OF those con-
tcmpatiug summer trip 70 the q teirl
,x,f,k /, ~, clps !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

iH,G Court, FRJpAY--JustfccJ id. White
-,g.--For several days past the number
i lrc>on> arrai.ncd before the Police Justice
jA!-rt with minor offences against the
tH'>'' Of the law has been unusually large,
IN lIr luud5 in the city treasury have been
w.@nntrd by the addition Of sundry fines
lr'rd; but Yesterday morning the officers
I t'r r"uIt We're considerably gratitied on
','ag the following communication from
l"f of Police:
"OfFICR CHIEF or POiICE,}
RICHMOND, June 2S, 1872.
#~.J. j. White, Police JUSTICE:
Il tnye the honor to inform you that ]
49, no subjects for your judicial attention
'i> morning. Very respectfully,
".IouN PoE, JR., Chief Of Police.
d" Fer ". 1TashingtOn. Clerk"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

sBIfaous"-If You feel dull, drowsy, debilitntsed,
t!es,pudrnt, have frequent headache, mouth tastes
bldly in nserning Irregular abpetite aud songuei
coated, you arsi aifering from Torpid Lrer,Or
Bi,ieusness.,' In many CAGES of ~ !. Liver COM
plnint' only part Of these symptoms are expe-
irtenced. AS a remedy for all such: eascs Dr.
PIERcE's Go1lpEH MEDICAL DISCOVERY bas' NO
equal, Us 1t effects perfect cures. les''ng .ps
strengthened and healthy. Sold by NIL asst.class
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Shaw Fannie Clemmitt. Bells Adams, Nsnaie
I;augilan; tsctot1rship, Rosa hsr7, Itnstn Iyaf,
Thussie Kestsrinus. Leo1.ors Ssssas Essoss Betae'
YifstEonorto Ida Dunn. Mplonras. For dspoEtneni.
Charley | Bsafsr. Psni Kesteriinus scholarship.
Emma Walters, Anna Brauer. Frank Potts, Caroline
Roee Josephine Bcar. K1sa Tyier .ssft
tedcher-Firsf homer % Matilda Frick: Diplomas !:
For deg9rtE1snt % Lucy woo.,so1; Reois Ty1er p.
line Masters, Mary MIiies, Lucy Woodson, kaie
e1sl Fssrth arammas-Nsss Garuas, tsaeeaear tseeaar First
snee. 70 cisrenee Sutton. Charles Pnifips; Heaure
gard Lorrtne Experiment.. Wassr s'Is ATgnst
Ssls aasr sassnn I!sr Essss %
raiBe CHARLES Phillips, August Unkfe, Henry Totfy,
George Walker; pe,i.nanshig, Alfred Henns - -.
honor OFT to sandy McGierrl Diplomas: Fur attend
nsnstead. ] 6. Lee. @ witt Nessies, aoiling Uenoon,
Thirdaad Fourth Primary-iH Hiss 7hylofs tsacher
First honor 10 Aary A. Taylor. Diplomas: For at
Hesg Ias Fscas
Spencer, Nahnsc fhinn, Bertha Jalrnke, JnAus
LohnIan. Frank Crainp !; pennianship, Amelia
BETHEL SCHOOL
Fourth ;GraRiHtar-- W. r. Fnf, feacher.-First
honor to Bertha JACOBS. Diplomas: For attend
70 I y c i pen
> First and Second Primary Aiss o. teacher.
nsn0 70 hoes hes 5sR BROOKS ada
portment,. Michael O,NeiI, Leila gsker, Bette
basis; ssholsrshigs; Willie Pags, @ John a Joyce,
lewis Smith pentIianship, Lewis Miller Sophia Y
lgsA lgSsrsA primary-N Ntss Woodgerd. teacher
tendance. Eddie Ross department, Charles Wright,
Charlie Hnrton. Lofty Holloway; sGhoiaTship,
Mi,, ET1s kine' RpSw Iqar EaapS snner penmansIip,
Bertha OStwal. -ss.Ff,-.s. .l..i -,
Fifh and Sizth Primary Miss Laa1s1t, teacher.
mcnt, Dom FrHnkIip scholarship, Laura BISHOP
Leroy Guycr, Ida James, Ella Bishop: William Cog
bill, fIenry Pike, Daniel Raird9n, Charles Brooks,
Nathan Straus, Bcauregafd, kfltz, VIM Mc6uirc,
Fist and Thftd tsimary Niss Rsnos. tsasas, e.,
First h,of MolllS pipl%Snss %ssa. fgs P,S a.
Amanda finrgeton, Bennle Harris, frank gsesssa- s
npt. Walter IJree: pcnmanship' h"inet n1oous'
5%rd tsSs sss q ss;s sssh r., smSyn Sao15s Ms:
For attendance, to John Thomas department., Mary
! Bennett; scholarship, Martin DIXIE, Mary Ben
nett, Lee iWitter, Eddie Parean, peIf,s UGrauy'
Joseph Neaglcs; pcnlnanship, Mary BenhetI
SPECIAL AWARDS.
| In addition to the above awards the following
special honOrs worc conferred Tor proficiency IN
spelling eaetciec hook:
nc Fssrs s4sF As sra srsaaa srass fss' b,
stcr" Silver medal; seccndprimarT, r. d. Carneal
't,kei Eeigh-Stret Second grammar Aiiss
Futons scbool), silver medal to Ciela Crtspi, ioi
photography; fourth grammar, r. Lazarus, silSei
ne at the l1r garai sssco advanced grammar the
teachers gave specinl pfen1inm--silyer medal-te
aIss e soa e IS os ssof eos ana ss sod Pin d
EDWARD cGarthy; third graIniiar, silver medals
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Be sre and attend the sale Of lots in that beanttui
plan of Otahmn, on Grove areuuet is4 In number
wifi, handsome suburban residence. ohe-fonstu
cash baailce IN one, two, aud three yes with per
cont, Interest," To come Off on Tuestlay nextat -
o'clock. LYME & BROTHER, auctioneers, tcfg.. !,
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In the announcement yesterday OF prizes
awarded In Messrs. Lane & Rassetts school
the following names were omitted FogseR
written arithmetic, Willie w !. SBelYin aiee-
l,r,,. A. b. GuigoI1; first Latin, Willie Y,
Shelton; second Latin, psYId cutrie.
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How unnecessary the anguish many persons sn-
dergo from rheumatism. gout, neuralgia toothaehe,
and earnche.a We cay unnecessary, bccause the ss-
plication of MEXICAN MUsTAsGi LfsrMENT'fn the
affected part, or fen drops of In the tsrs or tooth.
affords and, what is better, permanent
relief For cuts, wounds, bruises, sweilings, ana an
inuries or diseases which require uestntent axtef-
na,ly, this Iiniment u everywhere rcsirded " the
most potent and reliable healing sgent " existence.
For all external injuries or ailments OF horses and
cattle H Is infaiiiblc. $500 ~ +"
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Tar CASE or WILL1As j. AsNABLE, con.
timed ON Thursday, was called yesterday at
10 O'Clock, and he waving an examination
tI,e unpers were sent on 10 the grand jtrys
which meets at che next term Of the eonns,
for INQUIRY. Bail In 95. .000 was allowed.
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R,yEnsIpE ExCuRs sIoSs. The Dolly Warden boats
viii run as usual 10 Riverside Park and other points
ON the canal this evening Ladies' will renienDerto
look for the sign Of the Dolly Warden Fsre eacn
wa " 10 cents. ~, $50; ~ 5s.s@,tt &.
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rt,rn or SHERIFF FSMITu.--Iicnry J. Smith,
gihof Ilrnrico county, died at his residence.
to- Nrchanicsvillc road, yesterday evening
~ o'rlock. He was over sixty years OF
.. The deceased WAS Il nan Of many stcr-
qualities. and hundreds Of persons cher
,t hi> friendship. During the last few
a. hr bore II prominent part in politics,
g.u- I'ccn one of the originators of the Lib
a Republican movement Of 1869, which
.ur,d in ihr election OF the Walker ticket.
funeral will take place on Sunday morn
. a 10 0'rluCk.
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,u,>rFNY CcrnT OF RICHMOND. THURSDAY.
rru i. &C.. rs. Clarke, &c. Decree recon-
nriu. carlsc Ia commissioner for further
stu'r aud report.
Ilh'r x shelton rs. Baldwin's administr,-
.F. a.. l'ccrrc confirming report of com
.,,iDr"r Of change Of deposit Of fund in
!nt-, 80 that the same shall bear interest.
.irh,on. trustee. Is. jackson, &c. Decree
Nolluin@ report of commissioner of sale
ti directing sale to purchaser and up
ro'ju. an Investment of the fund.
llr>ll 4 Brother rs. Lilicnticld's admins
'N,or. Ar. Decree referring cause t" com
rI,,nn,r for inquiry, account, and report.
Nu..s "Nrclltnrs rs. Glazcbrook, &c. De-
confirming report of commissioner of
ct h' property i'll the bill and proceed
H.rntiunrd.
liaj. &C.. o.. .Schcrmcrhorn, &c. De-
i"r""nung exceptions and directing sale
$ The property in the bill and proceedings
..'Ion"d
>i"l,>, &c, Is. SPOTS. &c. Decree refer
Nv cu>c TO commissioner for inquiry and
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'JsponrEp. LA large stock of The very best Eng
Ish socks may be seeu at 1900 Main street, Thesc
socks were imported by aiessrs. II. b. sFEsGh %
SON, and arc we'll worthy the attention OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

Two BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, s3xI % feet each
10 an ailcy ut the southeast corner OF Eltnwood sof
Man) and Culvert streets, Viii be sold
at O'Clock by -BRoTHEE-s'T These ioss. ssel
only two squares above the Park. aud parties WISH
ing desirable lots would do well to attend the saie.
Terms liberal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

KEEP C6oL.-If You would keep cool, drop In at
E. ID. SPENCE & Sow aud purchase an alpaca coat
white. striped or blaek or "a gnze shirt only se-
yeny five cap,s or linep coat, only one dollar OF
any one or more Of hundred aud one light anu any
goods for gentlemen's wear. 1900 Main street y tne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

+ OPEH-BAck SHIRTs. The open-back shirts with
eyricts have become very popular with Il. 3.
srEscE& 8 sos's numerous customers These shirts
were introduced by them two Icsrs ago. and Az VINO
have worn them are pleased with them Can ana
exnusnp them p <
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SUMNER EVENING REcRBArioN-- Take rith' uP
the canal this evening on the Dolly Warden Al the
ladies patronIze this line OF boats They run trom
4 IN n't.lOck 't''4ti''i'. : Z. ..r,s5G2s
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II You Wish 10 make good investment npen good
terms, goto the sale Of st Lots in The plan Of Odatr
min, on Grove avenue, Tnesday next ut q O'Clock
nv LYyE "a BROTHER, ni.ctfonccrs. 2 ttt'
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The Pembroke shirts are the only shirts ut 20
wear: ,Call and see them al f. b. SPgSCE q soSs
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BUSINESS SUlTs.-E. B. SPENCE y SON have
ne assortment Of business suits at moderate Prices.
can at 1900 Main street for bargains stssa'tfs
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~ or UNAVAILABLE LgTrERs REMAINING
rL ,1 RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcA JUNE 20, 1872.
,"I9n Edmonds, News Ferry, Va; Mrs.
., = Barrett, GoochEnd Courthouse VII
, L. Wade, Richmond; II. G. Hudson,
Sourg; John A. Griffith, Baltimore.
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MILITARY EXCURSION TO NoRToIk..ine
Lee Guard, Company A, First regamen,,1
under command Of Captain iaytor, VII.
IeaYe for Norfolk on the evening oi tne 5d
of July, spending portion Of the AN 70
that city, proceeding to Fortress monroe ih
the afternoon to witness The display OF nfe-
works and other denlonstEaf afions al Tue or
in honor of the natal day. IS
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Take the little ones 10 the LEE,''where you "'l
be sure 10 get ane pictures .; - stlisf ~ l't =
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10 the ladies' OF Richmond who have been unanc,.
ccssful III Obtaining beautiful and iie-llke
we say to them go 70 the LEE. .";st, All ists4s
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'h'brSp.-The board of directors Of the
nDH Bank of Richmond have declared a
'''Rninl dividend Of six per cent; the
"'''. bank dividend yet nnde this season.
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= rSs ANNIVERSARY OF THE C9sTgSARY sUN.
., d, %a0oL will De celebrated on Tuesday
~ -; .ntxt, on whici, occasion the nllegory OF
= =. %9s9a aud Her Children Will be rendered;
,,,r.S mSa night tea-party, nnd on
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" hEf4i W -
!. Dollar cbats at +. B.. SpEScE & SONS sentle-
mems furnishing establishment.
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Ro. ARMIsTEAp, 900 Main street. ID seins iaces,.
parasols, trtmmings &c, very low, Ladies ssaM
c.lyand sic ti5 stock, 49,, ~ /. Il Is. ~
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GnscElsrgEEr PREsBYTERiAs CHURCH.
pews I'm the sudence-roop tust nnislc of this cd
ice wifi be ofcfed for sale or rent on Aonday, 5rfy
LAT. nj O'Clock r. NJ = tfif4t 90 Rls:
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Preventive Of sunsiroke-E. b. SPENCE & SONS
ntnbrerias: stock large, prices small.
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The B Select " ,wiliskey sold by " ID, FHbA bAaH
4 Co, Nnt,, and Main streets Is superior article,
and should be used III every family for medicinal
purposes .st3,5a 3sffiot.iiti :i2ttt ~ lrisss4 s.
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RHEs & Co., photographers, MalR near hintn
street Cards, $3.50 per dozen; aSge siEe WI Heaily
finished In cs,sors from rstouched negatives.
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Mrs Randolph continues to produce her elegant
tnuroye,nents IN, photographs at the nExE;n t5fib
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Members Of the Convention, Pizzrsi has lots q
rood things. a., y,sy,f -.
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""tcrS RECEIVED YEsTgRDAy.-From
"H"irk: Peter Taylor (colored), three
~ a5,, 'or felony. From Rockingham: Jo-
~ ia' Nnleuyer (white), five years, for lar
Nv From AIbemarle: James II. Hagan,
It !taFs, for malicious shooting.
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NH10IIIIt'I IEHltS, ttC.I E' %
'%NN. Petersburg i,.ier; George C..
'u,.'fburl, Washington Patriot; John
Artaull. Roanoke Times I. G. Cannon,
'rA gazette; Edgar Snowde., Alexan-
ID 'e.ettr 1; Fayette McMullip, Nation Pa
~; v. II. Berry, Bedford Sentinel.
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&r..-Among the Journalists In Rich
+ rg the past few days were the fol-
w. Sinalley, New York Tribune /;
= kmeron. Petersburg Inder; j.
! ,hamberLlyne, Petersburg Pro
.'.",,,-. Chatham Tribune l.. Z.
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e RAsaE on THERxoAETER Ar DISPATCH VI y
stcR, Frifiar, June gS IS al. HI, 80 degrees !;
3P. NJ, SO dsrses., s. ri bit, as degrees
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Buy dollar coat from Z. b. srENcE 8 son.
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Fresh peaches assh,ssia,. !. pKsz,Isrs. 81
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Sweet oranges ut PIzzIyl's. 49,,
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yellow bananas and flue peaches at fizzrNr's.
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dorsed, an able delegation had teeD sent TO
Baltimore, and the electors chosen were men
who could carry Our banner anywhere and,
could challenge any foernan to the combat
of debate. It rernains now only for uE to
girdo loins and to march to victory, Zap.
pla,lse1
The Convention was then adjourned sine
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BALriaoRE MARSET.Oar friends MAJ. July TasH
nnd US ut new store, on MsiE street heaf
w,t s,, entire new stock. Orders taken the night
hefore. and same sent homo carly nexs inortiBs,
free Of chsfSss BY cur sasen-
We study 70 please Is the motto sases siiests
we intend 70 work. y -
.5s srAssBURY. ATKINSON & CiIAaBEEH4As' ,fss
formerly Stsns6ary 4 Atktnson, ~
OF 81. Altan's fiaH.
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IL ss nes possible that people OF any iastc wouid
psaroEaH peesnd-siass GALLERIES. fer ptsotnerzJAs
while RKEs q CO. are making tstvciass sofk 2. ~
oIdest auii best established gallery In y'ffsinia.
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tiou of stonewalI Lodge, No. 200,.s 0,.sAncient,
Free and Accepted. Masons, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year !:
John x Davis, master ii. y. Niehoaas,
senior warden; John s. Hall, junior warden !;
J. s. Adams, treasurer; Charles I. Moseiey,
secretary; Edward r. Evans, senior deacon ];
Francis'W vi. Fancis, junior deacon; Reuben
Hudgins, tiIer; John w. Edwards and J0hn
J. Robert, stewards; Rev. William d. lay
tor, chaplain. Ls.L Y. ...5 - ls.s.3
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Trs PKAcHEs--PIzzIst has {. hse ios q fresh
neackcs. III ~ -
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Ympow B2sAxAs.--Aso, can sci tliepl " pn.-
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Governor NcAfullin offered o resolution
fMr. Daniel In che chair returning thanks to
the president and other officers Of the Con-
.yention for the manner in which their duties
have been discharged. 1t was unanimously
adopted, ,s ~ gSS.. ~ Z. 49,, tY.t Il s
MI Goode, being loudly called for, hap
,,sly acknowledged i the compliments con-
Gained In the resolution. He heartily con-
graduated the Convention upon the har-
nmonious session and It's happy results. The
representatives OF Virginia had arisen fully
TO the dignity of the occasion, and had done
their whole duty. There could be no donbt
now of Virginia's position. Greeley and
Brown and Cincinnati had been warmly In
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State Conservative Convention.
$ Ec'.osD DAY.
ELEaTHexsGH5 DELEGATES no BAL.
TIsr8RE AND PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTORS.
Adjournment Sine Die.

The Convention met at II o'ctock-Hon
John Goode. Jr., president, in the chair.
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AraJian Nights, as a special prize, TO Mis-
Belle Dove Allen for uniformly GOOD con-
duct and lessons, and regular attendance.
ope.of the little boys presented a,Bloie, to to
Mr.. Chesterman, and the girls collectively
presentedia fine gold pencil and pen to Bits.
Bennett, teachers Of the school.
Brief addresses were delivered BY DIV:
Bohannon and John Thompson Brown, and
the exercises concluded with fine collatlou,
spread for the children by the committee. h,
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liosa Gary, john Scott; Lottie Aley scfol1arstlp,
sas.erwiiie, safer % Bessie I Edwsrds, While Scott.
sCHOOL-REv. w. b. M'GILyHAi,
Fifth PrimarE-.Kiss Saeags,. teacher First
honor fsilyer mcdll) TO Amelia BultinBtOn, bpio-
mas: For attendance, 10 Isaac Levy scholarship,
Mary Carroll, Edward Cretler, Charles Henry, Ida
Fossett, Isaac Levy, Altayzer HasketL MI. i
Fourth tIyaiarafir and First fTtmdFB-htss Snt-
tom. tatcher.- First honor TO Dicey Denooi ihpio-
mas: For attendance to Fannie Hicks, Cora PeTri-
MI Lena Gargcrt, Jennie Sutton, Diccy I)snoon, Ro-
Iert:, Pocrc, Fannie Drnkard, iettie Myers; DC
portment Jennie keaie Cora, ,PerTbi, Florence Hac-
kett, Jennie Sutton, Dicey Denoon; scholarship
ery Dfh%J asHet Jenni. KeaSe Cora PERRIN PEN
mauship, Florence Hacker- H
Third G1Nyamdr--Aiss ,Hales, feaeber:.Firss
ance to Alice Trimmer, Lena Thomas, Hehnie
WeymOuth, Serena liicfeson, Emma BLONDE; he-
portment Annie l.: smith. Rachel Lazarus; Belle
t;recnbaim. Lena Thomas, Mamie Lazarus, George
Hulce, Lizzie Ddnkard, Eliza henbedy, Calfie
Drew, Emma Dillon, EeoTOra Luck schoiarship,
Ella Seal Lena Thomas, Helen Bear, Eilz. Kennedy
Rosa Luck, Alice Denoon; pennanship' 'uila 81
Fourth rrammar-Yiss Apperson, tedeher;-
First honor to Carrie 4 Tnrner. & Daeiomas u, s, fgf
SaIle II. Plcssants, Mary A: McGowan, Lena Neis1,
Isabella K. Walsh; scholarship, Elyira X. Norysl,
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Third and Fourth I'rimasy- Kelley, teacher.
First honGfs 10 anhe ss-ai anu tsliss Mi,
plomas: For attendance, TO LIda Apperson, agia
hbern Maggie Eustace, Caroline Frick; scholar
slim. Mary Paul. Jessie White. Sailie NoryeH Eme
Feryhough, Sallie Grady, Eugenia willard; pen-
EfSfI pyisnar1f-NiSs L. L Hicks, tsdcher.--Flfsi
honor 10 james Jai,nks. Diplomas For sttendanee
to George Timherlake; dePorslnsnt, Richara asf.
w. Howard LiDst,omb, Hesfy Richardson, w nj.
ter = Noss. Charies King. George I1mberiaxc.
SscoIM GranlRar- Hiss Nary 4; FaHon. tsdcaer,
'Eirsf hon0r 10 Laura Bruckeu. Diplomas: For ~
tepfiance to Rosa Phiil ls, Annie EddeIB, Cora Af.
kinsou. Jennie Armstrong, Watkins NoryeiL sam.
son Gilman; department, Henriefta CraSer, Sarrsl
Thonns. Rosa Phillips, Eella Anderson, Annie
Crufchffcid, LilIian Duesherry, Susie saugntsT, ,
scholarship, Jennie ARMSTRONG Annie ,, Srn,f1eia Ts
Iah Thomus Deiinansllip, Pattie E. Bland
Fourth Grausmdr-iss Walters, sedcasT..firs >
honor to Annie Carneal. diplomas Fer atteuaapte
asporfInent; Roa karr, Ada Samuel PaHpi'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-05-31
$50 Work i'm My Vineyard"

Do not wait for more feeling. Start
forth at Gree, after one short prayer for
strength and wisdom, and as YOU go,
Jesus will surely meet you by the way,
as he did the two disciples on the road
to Emmaus. Your heart will burn for
him and his kingdom, as you think and
talk of him by the way then you will
find the warmth and strength of heart
for which You have been praying so long
in vain. Then your prayers will be liv-
ing ones, a living power, which will
bring down the blessing of God. If
you wish to grow in grace most rapidly
go and do the most earnest work you
can find for Christ. As you attempt to
bring some dead soul to life, your own
soul will glow with unusual warmth
Garry that lost soll upon your heart for
short time and you will speedily find
spirit of self-consecration and true,
vital religion has taken possession of
that heart of yours, as never before
To those who have done but little for
Christ and have been praying for long
time for greater conservation and de-
votion, pray none the less, but set about
Gods work more earnestly than ever
before. To put it on higher ground
than pure selfishness, we say try this
plan. God in his infinite wisdom has
ordained that when we do the greatest
Christian work for others, greater is the
reflex good resulting to ourselves. He
that waters, shall himself be watered.