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SALE.

II WHEREAS. Th",n son L. smith and Emily
w y >m.tL. MS vie, ny t.irIr certain ccet
y rust. dad the lG;h day at january. y. 10,
isi.: and ,!t'y rvc"r.!,t III th" Recorders o!i:rt
.pr i-HiaH rtiv county III The STATE at Missouri. IN
:'"h IL. Nn. |. at pages J!i AMI SIG, cunvevrdto
'lS uisu"f>;Eiyit Trustee ;!r silo"Iug described
re - '">:t;-. >itIglri in sad county and STATE. to-
W Thirteen acres I'll OF the ::nril end al III"
''h" :. quarter al III nnr;hvaSt nItt1tr 81
'y''i"i tn-rtH-ii'r Ci5j. Ia township itfy-onr oil
: rang ~ ,4'F--rN. 90: Hl-u inr Nest half "i
H. northwest; quarter -. til unrifri~; quarter -!
't''' ~'ft."'i I.:tt,! five -. Ia tIv township ;Iu,.
fit- aforesaid. ~sU'.;SrI how, VrT II The right al
'-I : = a r":ti tr,ri" On i"rf " -" ever az;
tr.rt aHuN~ E.rniinn.'l, ainng the tins dil iiic-
'ir ."'il.. At si,I northwest quarters OF s:ria sec
i''n tiiTtN-i.N' 80. to he nrri!i lime az SiSi spc-
con, Wlti'. right 81 WY has t"rn -rJnt.fiiv sid
~i.Eonp>oit l.. ~ILiih l., Lewis ". >utrIiwuuri hr
iced, Nh!"u convey al1''r was n.tir in Trust L,
secure tn Ia. meat -: a certain rrun.-pr. mote
~ -!iI heed described: and w!ivTy::-, said mote
na> income due and remains unpaii. NOW.
therefore, Il: 'ir request al I.r legal hui.lrr ct
sad mote. ami according 10 the prov Is."u- -. sIit!
ty,rl of trust, / Viii. IN
SATURDAY, T!IE. nTiIDAY OEJUhN.A \. D.
i>.2,
between shr hrj!r+ % Yin" "'cl"rk in ;hr FORE
~. a. .r.u 80 -, E. art. H. door. ~ i!rn city
: !. -..-'".s. l. .I-trtf. q. >. sis 1tri. IN
.. 4. Fec. -.. {. .t. sod 49, 5,,=H RIA" - lv.i-
90 f'IHt''. o." 'r..! !. .ri %, m H. " Sc
-, - ia' i-f O.. lei. -; c'-u. fI >r'.-ir
ii 'r'". " g. H. ! - III ron. !"Gril = N.sr
.'r. ..a.. Ni.s- g dr. { 1;-l.
Fr.Ii-'> II T.. :. Ali. \ =, I4l -
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RESPEiI,,E (!

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r'n "a mlIt.Sv,"ry- t, ,ir-.I ia IA. Iui;~.
-. l.-N.t-
III. CHAM I..N.
.:I'rr have .:.r- ~ o.. i IT, >oll from TIN
Ia :-'9. sat ri.il.- iu.r. sal b,
..r: ~. 3 1t air' u iui,r.a >"lt irm To-. ,l...
49,. .... .-- - .trs..i / 20. -. 81 tat
u 'n'ln- I'M. lh'- Mt,t-An'wh .'.,r I Ills ,rrs,
.U''H ~" hundred v"'.r',- III We -Hj ..I!Ii uun
- '''.iE ~ - tl.r ~. Win III. rrniuui-
"a Ing" All 'i.-.iEt 2, Ia = n:.r. y l.. cert
i'ri''. I "...l - TIA i.iu-IvI i.ur. inlu ,ry
'il'r r,Ilrl ever -"i! Ia TII> cpiufv. iv suri,
u II '. Orlando ~if.'l!rE, i.'mr- >,i'liy. l.. Il:
.'r'!'I = Il Ford, tirt'r %.ciutir, Fat. Mar
All! y h.u!lt"rs, Low - ant j. t.r N,al.. " .II.r
f!rH"-. !. II ':r - Bro Il. il. Nelson. tvru,
p7hIi'n. - itirh lsItuhiiI. IIns. Cobb, I(,lu-
IA Z ~ .ir'..r-T.. ipiI iIirr.-, >tT,;L- R,uI,L
AL - :lr~' 81 "thrr>. Coin everybody aui Iu,k
II TIE thnini'i'rI before yea PURCHASE. rl,,w her.
>ubi for si>i. on" thirl Isl of July, one ;hiri
i>t u september. nnt ouc thii 1T al Nnvcn,b.t
J.i'-uhi 10. liOok, Agent.
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3 NAEE.," GAUG. CuNvEryInS.-
i. i.r,'I&. .ii.tr -. -inr Narrow
t'iHG" !tIiruIr! Contention ,,ulju-
, "''i IL ac-.!"n iu-'!hN, and -iiil iur-
til"T discussed huil III Il general and
N~r"'!!i" ~. lie mrVii, 81 The utrrnW
91uG" Ir"i liz eminent fitness ton.
those >r"i:"n, f the "uEi:;ry w!!, II
AZ" >rN>iy Settled nr.h tie least nhI,
/" pear II" EXPENSE III h:r"I;l .alI.r
road. .An iiIiImr!is. anIuliat u.Iniur-
maii"n re~p'riinG the rolpt generally
has been brought ont :#ri treat inter
est excited III regard to The suIjrct.
RESOLUTIONS We're aInpi,d proyi-
ding Tor 4 rv!iira! cpuninliir. vi inir-
teen. to whom all application for
information Imidr i'll statistics b.lr.rn
OK The >uL. rrl. !r forwarded To >n.,.
committee I" nave authority to ali
iiirInW E.'I-r ;.l:"rat"~ !:tl" truI,'Ii-
t'"l! any tim. they iIry I:,.i.. rope,
ASH tl!>" -u"ii ;..i.on - tin, !u,y
l':Ilin "'t!i>ailr inr the genera litter
''-i ni tn narrow gauge mnIrin"nt.
fr>ni'!t!ui> %Urr also ];u:nu:rti
recommending Il "rai:'l central LIy
In" !!'uA"" lin" from tsi"-w Ht"rin the
ltt@!!"r "i tie country. Ia 1--WE ri!r
.'ti ROW @.tIg: rOt.l~ u"..- i..mg rO!r-
-tr'trt"t in tu.. MI>~.-~Ippl ta.i,\ "a
rDI'tn!."lir Cpt't.r' ga! ia Ia. -rt-
Soar! AH ""!,!!tiiy c!n;rr4;4r the.
;~'""j"ct hnU"u =. III" ,ia-i..u.!nu.
: !r"liHi!': H:,.i ~t,at J.. 4i.., .u:r!, AL!
y~:r''G,'.- 49,. 'i'.'; al! ,->~.L:" "..t.
\ "H'I!n!.i'.' "".irjnt.,! iu: Iuy
r'fpor%, Igc.'at",t Il report an the
n~uhj"ct oi h-'.I": T;,t!I, ruudr, Dui
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h'sesiiiR .~""infy at Milwaukee
'"' use u - neig',b"r.9 character IN
exactly seven minutes,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26

Texas Democratic State convention
indorscd Grrci"v. and delegates 10
Baltimore will vote against straight
ticket or any other Grant measure.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TUE c"rartngrshin existing between Il. q
4 tir;rr aud !irr~ {. t-iich. ~ iii, day DIS.
'"''. !, March 18th, Is :, 10y r.ni al con ,-ui. me-
basin - Of t!lu firm viii IT,. settled ty I,,s ~
'sticA. ROHI- t~iCNHrEs
Dcyrr~Iune IIth iS.l.
NJ. IL -
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CMIHH
.nr,y.sru,COKS. NOVICE,

DHYSICIAN AND oBsTETRC IAN
Office and Rrsit.rnce at Mrs. NJ. T.
owmIn ON south street. juncl9-lt
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III. RESI-! 80 FAR.

AZ far IL heard from. the D"u"-
Gratis h,yr selected! ltc.r delegates 10
j. .~IIinIUrr. Is lriiOW-:
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The >iairsnrh' "f receipt, and cX-
pcinliiurcs oiihr National ~SangrrfcSt
in 81. Louis, is a> iolinw-: SubScrip-
tons To building. $4,000: receipts
from concerts. pic-nics. &c. $4,000.
total 1872 200. Expended on building,
So 600: music Sll coo :caleriaiurucnt
singers, $i",oo0; iucideutals. $1,000
total, So 900.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26
SIZE L...!s: s.E.

iIi- body wn.rll WAS called to
sciiI"r hy Il >~i."cIai mc>-Hgr ol lii,
h"v"ln"r for iI" atuwU,i ~uljcrl OF r..
'!i~tr,r'!I9 iHc state. ne, on the l.iti.
;!iHI uI IL" -t;!l, ln.>,a,I li.r = nuuua,
i'i!!" "! Vol" "i II 10 /. the to-.
lowing are lii" features ol il.c BAL:
An at 10 Itnru'i >~yrilv:I, l. ,tu,
ID. "i r.i"ptcf j. ui iii" ncLri.il -,i.t.
"."-. the >.t,lv h"!i@ -.';iun, - ..!.,.
~. 81 ritnpici' -. OF Na@mcr- t.i---
"uii statutes.
he II enacted 10y Tie General .A>-rI.,
hI!, -iV.."N-:
c,,;"un l.. !iU ~~,riiuu -. al iLc
.'..Ie .,yi!cd a,l b. al!; IA, >.,nlr -
!~.rre!.y "u.rmucI 81 u /" rcus:as lul
lU">:
nvc. =. Hereafter. al all election,
inr the "iiir-> g. l'rr>Itrmt an,t N..,
Iiv-itirni uf the | mlir,l >.ul.., III.
p, ia" !i!il,hcr - / c.crinr- Il !!.arc u:aI
he tnilGI"--iriIai districts. shall t..
r'i">rII hy Tie fiitt.i!s" voters "i a..
stale, one ri y i.rIH snail he Il rt,I,!ri.
"a c:tci! dI>IrI"i; and III a,i,.II!o.
thereto I!lr.c shall !.c ~c!Io~cr IL iii:.ul
/" hv elected from l.Ir STATE at tar,
- -uail br cqn,I /" the Wau.- nuuulc,
OF Senators an til" uIici :-lalr So:
A". Representatives III HE "wr.
:,nu>" ul Congress iruul the State u
,;:r@r. tn wh..,i rlr state :"r Ike iiuts
nc,n- NAV :nr ru.iil,tt by ..~.
sec. :. >rrii"n Is I'll IT, ahul,
r,r,lcd act i.. amt ia" >.imIr - hrr"i,,
lii"ntt,r! - IL Ia - "a ~ iui."M-:
go. -. Fac ql,ii.",i v"irr> al tia
> ti" shall meet At li!,ir Respective
places oi !.o:dii!E c.r,tirl> oa ia' iir-
TUESDAY after tir ii.>t Moadal il
November. 1872. and Oh The iiI>!
iu"-dty after the iis~t AlrnrIat -
Nov. mh"r. ever i"ur years Tia real
ter. unless the t"m2T"-~ - t"" iul,..
Hia;c- shalt "!,p"ini q Ggi r,mt day
and III HAT ra>". on such day Is tht
SAID Congress shall app"in!. and >!.a!,
proceed /" elect * many fit person 81
the State shall then he entitled Il
eject As provided in This act.
S"c. >. All acts and parts of aCi-
III conflict wiki or r"pn.iAn! to ii,t-
"ri ar" hereby repeated.
Hrr. 4. Tins act shall take effect
ant be- in force ro and atirr it,
p:a->agc.
y c"iorcd mail carrier in Nirginin
WAS recently we'd shaken by mal
for kicking hi, do. .L"ok here.
n''tr>a. said he. you'd better b.
krcriu! how YOU shake Dis chile, CO.
when y"u snakes lin YOU shakes dc
whole OF Lr Uuitcl state: | carrie
de n"nil-.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
EaanDaign Notes.

Evidently Miss Anthony has not led all
womanknd into the rcelectonist camp.
Lydia A. jenkins, N. d., contributes Il
long and able article to The Democratic
Leader, Of Binghamton, n. Y, in advocacy
OF Mr.. Greeley selection.
Thomas B. Carroll, the Democratic mayor
of Troy, n. Y, enjoyed the honor of IL ride
of an hour or two in President Grants car
riage through the streets of Burlington the
other day, and emerged from that vehicle his
enthusiastic partisan. He discovered that
President Grant resembled SilaS Wright
that above his. eye "the frontal regions
seemed to be surcharged with brain which
pressed upon its limiting barriers for room"
that he smiles "thoughtfulIy," &c.
The New Orleans Republican makes the
following interesting announcement GEN
eIal j. K. West, our senator in Congress, in
tends to leave town Immediately for Penn
syyania, where he will take the stump for
Buckaew and Greeley and Brown. He will
return in September, when lie proposes TO
make canvass of the entire State"
The Buffalo Express is sanguine there will
be n panic if Greeley is elected. There will
be among the thieves and the entire addition,
division, and silence brigade.
vi l. Oil bOtie.r, H., W itb
belonged to the brigade which captured Jeii.
Davis, was the first nun in his town to de-
clare for Horace Greeley.
The colored timber-getters in Nansemonti
county, Va, are forming a Greeley and
Brown Club.
Captain Alfred Glasscoek, Of Fauguier
county, an officersof Colonel Mosby's former
battalion, has written letter stating his de-
termination to oppose the reelection of Gene
raj Grant and to support Mr. Greeley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
Mr.. Horace Greeley on the stuml


After all, there Is something in having a
nlan with bruins as your candidate. 1t is far
better and easier that we should be able to
look up to great leader than down upon II
small candidate, who you are continually
tusselling with to keep him in the right way,
or to keep him quiet altogether. Especially
is the way of partisan editor besct with
grief in this respect-and itmust come to him
with sense of relief-the knowledge that
his man is great man, and not one about
the size of ward politician, who is out OF
his depth himself, and who drags his friends
under water with his frantic sclambling to
keep his legs. No one who read Dir. GREE
LEY's speech at Portland, reported in yes
terday's Dispatch, laid it down with
out feeling Of the liveliest adj
miration for the man, his Unreasonable Sill
periority to the politicians, and his unti1m'
melted largeness Of heart. He has risen in
his true love Of country and countrymen sc
far above the petty comprehension of mere
politicians that they will find it hard to reach
to the measure of his meaning. And vel
there Is not one word in it that will not ant
does not go straight to the heart of every
man who loves his whole country. He has
suid everything he ought to have said, ant
not one word that his opponents can disor
to his injury. His inaugural will be like il
In spirit, for 1t will be the first speech of {
President of the United States in the lasl
twelve years that has been addressed to hi;
countrymen on both sides of the bloody
chaSTno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
ARyTITARY.

Alta meeting of the Southern Association for the
Benefit Of Widows and Orphans Of the Southern
States held In Ichmr MI on the l5h August. 1872 the
death OF MIR. EDMOND It. WINSTON, at the W hife
Sulphur Springs. on The sth Instant was announced
and the Board of Directors appointed q committee
composed OF Major John Johns, Dr. j.. q. Gabeil
and Major F. P. Turner, TO draft suitable rtsolli.
TORS Tor The occasion; therenpnn the committee re-
pOrtt d rs follows: 49,, m
Where Is death has removed from our midst =. i
WIN ,TDN, Esq, late secretary of this Associate
Res0lred, That In The demise OF Mr.. WINSTON
this Association has lost efficient officer ana IN
active friend-oue whose virtue and private Wnf r
cndcared him to us for he was honest and truthiu
and devoid of deceit with heart oreriowlng Win
Kindness, and beneath modest. unObtrtsSe eH'
terror Possessed noble and manly traits.
r. sDlr.d. That both rs members Of this Assocl8'
tiGu anu ndi Sidually we sincerely mourn his 1855
E.SptcCd, That this tribute Of our respect ana ON
esteem for his memory be published In the KEN
InOn,l Ipprs and copy Of these resolutions he com
ilIIic;. "a TO his family. and be entered upon Inc
minulus, OF ills Association. IL. y. WISE,
President of the Association.
{. q. Tami:tias Secretary pro tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

MORE COMPLIMENTS To STASLEy.--The an
nual meeting Of the British Association ior
the Advancement of Science opened at
Brighton last evening. DR.. w. b. Carpen-
ter presided. In his opening address ne
alluded in terms of warm praise to DR.. Liv'
ingstoue, who persisted in remaining i'll
Africa in the interest of science. de also
praised Mr.. Stanley, who was present, Tor Inc
bravery he displayed in carrying out Ills
mission to ascertain the whereabouts OF Dr'
Livingstone. The speech was received with
Ioud cheers. Mr.. Stanley was twice COM
relied to rise and acknowledge the greeting
rendered him. Ex-Emperor Napoleon, who
was also present, warmly applauded Mr.
Stanley, who, indeed, was the hero OF the
evening,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
NOT BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES

nciT BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES
ALSO,
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
ALPACAS, &C.. &c.
THOSIASR. PRICE & CO.. during the present
month. To relieve the tcdium OF - dog days." will
close out many styles OF SUMMER GOODS without
regard to cost. No list Of prices is given, but each
article will show for itself.
Also on hand, received recently by steamer and
express,
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS. in American and
English;
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES. Is to Soc;
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELANES:
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS;
HOSIERY, every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS;
BLACK and COL0RED RIBBONS;
BELTS, CORSETS,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES,
BIISrLfS, new styles:
SUEETiNGS, beth linen and cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN;
DRlLLlSGS ami rASSIMElsES. for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, VESrlNIS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
II. X. PRICE 4 Co,
aus 1I0l Main street, corner Eleventh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

IA s.sose asld more the confidence 7 a,is! !.
no ,,,s both Of tho Liberal itspnblieans aad
...he Democrats, he appears TO press his opl'o-
mem, harder 10 proportion as The race pro-
Goods. Tie Standard says that If the per-
sonal qualifications of the two candidates ior
the presidency were in question it wonld
nrefer Grant. Butss Mr.. Greeley Is the re-
preventative OF the great question OF State
rights, the only hope Of the South, 1t pre-
fsrs him, and caunot understand how any
coutberner or any American who wishes to
see the South reconcied and revived can
hesitate one moment between radicalism and
copstitutionalism, between Grant and Gree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
A Fatal DelIlSiOu.

On Thursday last, at the close of a sultry
day, with his cigar in his mouth, General
GRANT, candidate for reelection to the presi'
dency of the United States, stated with much
gravity that he was sure the defections in the
Democratic party would be sufficient to elect
him. On the evening of the first Tuesday in
November, at the close of a cool autumn day
Mr.. GRANT, no longer candidate for re-
election, will conclude that the Democratic
party, in respect TO detection, is not
TO be relied OH. There are gray-headed
Wings in Virginia to-day who have
grown so counting upon OBJECTIONS in
the Democratic party to give them posses
sion of the State. In the good old days the
respectable old gentlemen composing the
Wing Central Committee had their private
correspondence, which announced important
objections in the ruling party. These re-
ports were confirmed by the newspapers,
and by election morning the State was
cleverly carried by the usual ten thousand
majority. The only trouble. was that cleo
ton evening the grand total didn't come
out right. Somehow or other the Demo-
Gratis either hadn't detected at all, or had
come back in good time to carry
the State by an overwhelming majority.
And that Is the way Mr. GRANT will lind it
on that cool November evening when he
comes TO foot up the returns. The Demo-
cratic party Is the closest political corporation
tina. ever lived In this country, aud the man
that calculates upon his election through The
detection Of lbs members has sold himself
to o delusion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

Captain Waller r. Preston, OF Montgomery
county, Va, whose death has been inch
toned, was killed at Bremond. Texas, on the
1st instant, by u man named Robinson. The
parties had some words in the street, when
Preston placed his hand on Robinson, whc
stabbed him in the breast. Preston clacl
lated, II am dead man." and expired ii
fiji cen niuIltn9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

SToRMs.-Thc northern and western papers
give accounts of heavy thunder-storms on
Wednesday, with much rain. Several Fir'
ginia papers chronicle the same thing. In Page
county, Va, Monday, there was hurricane
with lightning and rain. Miss Bette Wal
ter, of Lnray, was struck by lightning, and
remained scnselcss for several hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAHRoAD.-lhe
elrnings of this work for the past month Is
largely in excess of any corresponding period
since the completion Of the canal, while al
the same time the expenses have been re-
duced. The gross earnings were S5S,G36.27
total expenses, pay of officers, ordinary and
extraordinary expenses, sI4.G7s.4s; net rev.
cnue for the month, S43,95I.SO; Eullber OF
tons coal shipped, 10l ,G90.15.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

THE DRouGuT.-The drought which now
appears to be breaking up has been very 'in
evenly distributed in Virginia. In Botetourl
there is q dry belt five miles wide with bolnti'
full crops on each side. In Amherst and Mel
son the crops Oh the james River low-srounds
are good, and in some instances very large
better than they have been for ten years
This unequal distribution extends to all parts
of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

N1T EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MESTS.--In order to close out the balance OF our
SUMMER STOCK, we offer same at such low prices
that purchasers cannot fail to he pleased.
Best CALlCOES ut lie. per yard;
Best LAWNS ut l5c. per yard;
cOLORED aud BLACK GRENADINES ut l63, 20,
and Csc per yard:
WHITE PlQUES at 90 IS, and sec. per yard;
WHITE CAMBRICS and CHECK MUSLINS at
90 and CSC per yard;
Yar,i-wide BROWN and BLEACHED COTToNS
at l2sc. per yard:
PARASOLS, LACE COVERS, and LACE
SHAWLS, ut cost;
COLORED and BLACK GRENADINE SHAWLS
al cost;
STRIPED SWISS aud NAINSOUK AIUSLINS at
cost;
JAPANESE and PALM-LEAF FANS at cost
SUMNlER KID GLOVES aud GAUZE SHIRTS ut
cost.
number of other articles at and below cost. Call
III once ut
WILLIAM THALHIAIER & SONS.
1913 Main street. opposite the pOst-office, and
au Il 6O1 Broad street, corner sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
HgEEY'G

OFFicE OF THE GRAND REcoEpEK OF'THE)
GEAyp COMMANDERY OF VIRGINIA, 7
RICHMOND, VA, july 10. ls72.>
IN OBEDIENCE TO THE CLOSING
l. order Of the last Grand Annual ASSEM- sZ
hly Of knights Tcmplar and the appcndant T%
orders of Virginia. the X. f.. Grand Com y
mander has thought proper, after due de- 4 Y
liberation aud conference. 10 call the next
assembly of the same AT the Montgomery White SUI,
pillir Springs on WEDNESDAY the 18TH day oil
Scntcmicr next at II o'clock NJ. for the tralSac'
,;,t,, Of such business ls may come before II.
Nv order of JOIN ROBIN MCDANIEL. G. &.
JOHN DOVE, &. Recorder.
MILITARY ORDER, No. ].
ATTLSTfilN, sur KNIGHTS OF NIRHINiA.-in an,
clifton To ihc above order you required 10 appear
n the aEnvr-llci place and time III The mn dr.'s
and uniform Of your several t"EsnandcricS i"i
L. L. JOHNSON.
n.aIWzSid taDtain-iicncrul.
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3slr.a.RRs.ElID,,.,

s2av. w Net ain. Sfr. II. Bf. Blunt to Miss a. "
MANN :botIi OF Richmond. Va.
August 7tf lis Rev. j. Powell Garland, at Trinity
eIi,teb. Richmond. Va, Mr.. WILLIAM III. HELD
OF Mason county. West Virginia. and Siiss LOUISA
BEAZLEY, of this city.
ont he eed hltilno. by Fey. A. f. Dickinso "
FARMER, all of this city.
On the 18th Instant. GEORGE ". BRADLEY
ESD OF this city, 10 Miss EMMA FOA. by Rev. d.
e Dickinson. -
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REaARKABLs CHANGE IN TUE TONE OF THE
LONDON PREss,-A remarkable change Is
apparent in the comments Of the London
press on the nomination OF DIR. Greeley.
THE Ieho says: g For the present, things
look brighter every day for the newspaper
cand idate at least, in the southern States .
The Telegraph thinks that many sound
Repnbii are not unlikely 70 support Mr..
Grssley On acconn. Of his personal claims;
and uaisiag, ~ he now decidedly sss'as 70
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Field Mars. al Won Noltke, who is now
living In the little town of SchWeidnitz, in
Silesia, daily freqlieits the only cafe in tie
place, where he may be seen every AFTER
noon, attired in long black frock coat,
smoking an Immense pipe and reading the
newspapers,
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DIED,

ON thc 10th instant. JOHN BRANCIi, In the forty
eighth year of his age.
The friends and acquantances of the family arc
res,erffrlIy invited toniicnd his funeral HIS AZ
TERNOOS at O'Clock from his iate residence, 70
: Seventeenth street.
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WATER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The proprietors Of this valuable MINERAL
WATER. 50 highly esteemed rs remedial agent
in order Ia have it within thu reach Of the public
in al one dozen each, and placed IL OH sal,
al accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the character OF Thu
WATER and il7 application 10 diseases, &c., may
he had Of the agents for TN. sale OF the WATER ii
Richmond and elsewhere
We append letter from T. V. Daniel, Esq, attOr.
ney i'll law, 4 highly respectable and wcil-knOwn
citizen nt Richmond
John Herbert Cuib0rae, Esq, President Blue Ridge
Springs tOmDuNB:
have repeatedly and continuously used the water
OF the Blue Ridge Springs, and with Il long eNpe-
rience OF the waters OF nearly all OF the mineral
springs OF Virginia, and of several Of those OF other
States, have never found amy SUPERIOR nor, II tike
ut distance from their source, any equal 10 those vi
the Blue Ridge Springs as Il sure but very gentle
apcIicnt, tonic, and regulator Of the stomach and
visccra. Unlike any other mineral water with which
[ am acquainted, Its efficacy seems uniInparcd by
kcepingat least In gLtssor by exposure to the air
filled twelve months before. | have sometimes
thought That perceived what others in this city fell
convinced that they perceived, IL decided and sii.
tary effect on the liver where torpid obstrllctcd
For home use decidedly prefer II TO any other min
era water.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
P.V. DANIEL, Jr.
Richmond Va, May 7th, 1879.
This water is for sale IN Richmond, Va, by
PURCELL, LADD s. Co.. Druggists,
1916, corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets.
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