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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03
ELECTION OF JUDGE.

A message was received from the House OF
Delegates by Mr.. HAEDEsTY,, VINO informed
tho Senate that TINT House had agreed to q
Joint resolution fixing tomorrow (Wednes-
dayl ut | p. ", for the election Of county
iudre of Clarke and, on motion of Mr..
WtpD thc resolution was laid on the table.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03

NC enjoy unusual facilities In the prosecution Of
business and oar customers 1nay reel assured Of
prompt attention 10 sltorders, r.Ef5
i: r. .s. y ELi.iSthS,& TAYLOR,
dc is-d.sw&wlm ., n16 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03
.ppo,sryrv7 Of COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. PRIDEMoRE presented bill pro-
yiding for the appointment of Il commission
cr by the Circuit Court Of Wise county to
confcy CERTAIN lands solo b. I5ue 3: Dunn,
commissioner on the part OF lie State Of Viz
rinia, to various persons, and for the collrc-
ton Of the unpaid purchase money and tie
settlement Of The said Commissioner Nunii's
account, and for otherpurp1sc1. Ordered to
be read IL second time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03
General Assembly Of Virginia.
TUESDAY, january 2, 1872
SENATE.
Mr. GnrEvrR in the chair,

SENATE,
Nv CprrvrR il, the chair,
-. ;o;nt resolution declaring that IN
,annt;ny thc Joint resolution to suspend Inc
..uoi,,no Of the pul,,ic debt" it is not the
,,,,rnn.o of the General Assembly TO diSre-
i,,nrd thc inst obligations Of the SGlle 10 'i''
s.rcIitors was taken up, twice READ, anu,
On motion Of AIr. PPM, the rule req'i'Ill,s
,bc commitment of the same was suspended
and. OH his further notion tic reSoluli''i
was lad on the table.
TIE INTEREST on THE PUBLIC DEBT.
house Joint resolution instEucting the Au,
ditr Of Public Accounts NOT TO pay INC INC
,-,n,,nt oI the scmi-anntCl interest on lhe
nuhlir debt. due and payable on the ISL 0.
i;an,,,ry. 1s.2>as provided in section i oi
chantcr il of the Code, unit! directed 50 u
do by the General Assembly, was taken up
twice read, and, .,,o ,,,,o ~.
On motion of Mr.. FITZPATRICK, the rue IT,
mliring the commitment OF the s:ihie WIS
s,lspcndcd, and, ,o
en- motion of Mr.. QrEsE:;BEERY, the reso-
luton was laid on the table.
THE CONTESTED SEAT.
The report Of the Committee OF fr'llese,
and Elections in reference to the contested
election in the thirteenth senatorial district
comnosed of the counties Of Charlotte ano
3IeckIcnbllrg, was taken up on motion OF
Mr.. Penn, and Oh his further motion laia on
Tho t,,ble and made the order Of the day iol
THURSDAY next at O'Clock Z. N.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
were granted Mcssrs. THOMAS two days.
FREscIl -four days, SMITH three daysl aho
KIRKPATRICK (threc days.
TIE PUBLIC DEGr-AGAN.
Mr.. CoSSAILY (Dy lelvc) presented hl
to provide for the payment Of the lntereSi
upon the public lgt due on january Isl,
1872 which was read twice and referred tc
the Committee on Finance.
RELIEF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03
MT FCRS, FURS, FCRS.

COTTON YARN. MI numbers iron, d: 10 -. I,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14

XVII U. Wehnlne, UhItttiNt 2EalNtu. Hus9tneFE Der.
itlben, p Suartal, ."..-......... "................S5 $50
Wabrsne Ter Jtrisn zee 9paesiums, ..................... 30
Palee 2etaaRBsr, q Suartai 20
Sases S6altr. dItrres Israrttlntrt .................... 8
iuuHNENp .ss"""s..s.s...,.ss.... y
Jlr Multi II. 9eiben llutsrriht rirs sTtra bssdblt. Bier.
is!i6trlihs SerdusbgapIuus. 10 miro fem ab;us asaatttt
ressn abreisubett, aussencmmti III 5agsn taus eautrner
aranIheit eeer SntlaHunS.
Sseeg 8phsdastr ieats nit ~ninetttsns erti Ssmmsr. une
srsi Nintsr. NR,a9sn rerishsH ieiu, ierie mi. etner asuueeu.
ben au,abl Semeen. Strumsis, 5ai6sntltsr, SanstuSer
Ssrptetter, admns, SaTftsn Il. T. N. SeHer si,ier 9easn.
adnes pire pem 9enssiuni seltfert, rem nitt beisnSsr,
arrangements sisitrbals se.reHsR lins. Stsss Rlsisunss.
fld ielts nit eem stamsR es Stueeutsn seei6nst ifn.
9ltsrn, rslSs lire Sinner aa6 Sauis tsmmsn IN laTsn WIN
Iten, isatsR ,gti 2BPtsu Suppr Tn;sise eassa MAIDEN une
sas netbiee Reiitssle %einieneer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
Mnf Der Ncipiia:&erliner Giienhahn

creiSnete lid fpl9cnre fpmiife Scene /:
Gin 6leilder, Ter ras S6isbpulSer nidt
erfuncen, ilbr nit cinissn Sturenten in
einsm 3u9e uup ~crfunpiste li6 anssles
9entlih rabei mad pen Orabten, weldc
an zen Stansen neben Der Sabn binses
lest wCrren ieien. Wan iaste ibm, pas
nidt ALIEN pben, lpnpern aud inter Der
Grcc lplhe Irdbte selest ieicn. Sben
9insen ric Nadridten UNI unten pie pa>
dete inc Sriefe. Seiaster 8np6enbauz
CT mar scn pirier Mittheiluns 10 eridits
teri, cab CT arf Ger na6iten Citation eli
ne Safe ifwarsen SaHee senpe, nobel
er lsine 6anrldube unp iein laidentud,
Iicssn lieb. Giner Ger Witfabrenren
bate jcrpd rie Sa6en gu ii6 ssitedt II.
9ab JIG csm G%pnoucteur. Oils nun iener
ieine serasienen Saden Sermiete, teeilte
man fih, Gem 9cnpurteur su;urufen, er
mpse picielben per Selesrapb natfcmj
men Iallen. Dan renfe ii6 raS grilaus
nen scS SleiiderS, ais, inpem Der BUG
am Srte anfam, Der G~pnpucteur itml
leine Sahen iterrei6te. SIR rieie 10
leSensreide Grfinruns SeriIumte sr ni6t,
ein paar Slaiden 9Sein sum Ssitsn u
9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
3aB Der lisbs 9errsott ss Zen Msns

3aB Der liebs 9errsott es Zen Mens
ibenfinpern niemalS re6t MAIDEN fam,
pafir liefert iclsenrss 3wieseipra6 einsn
esutli6cn Seweis
Spilitss @etter fir &elidfcrn, he
merfie nsuli6 Gin 0eiitliber III sinem
Sarmer. ga, aber l6lsGt fir 0ras u.
@si;en. mar Gle Anrrprt. Ginise Gage
raraui trafsn pis Ssirsn wiepsr suIams
men. SrrtreHli6sr 8esen ssitern, Iaste
Err piarrer, aussesei6nst iir @ras unp
Wrisen. "a, msinte Der GARNER, aber
ertSrmlib id,leGt III, WrliGfem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
afaeemiihes Iesartement.

Srittc aiafe: @ua.iihs SpupnsmsR, Ssysblu. Rtss.
IuHft, 8sesubuussn, Ilte @eitttte uni Geographic RSni-
i6s Iltertturtstunee @spmetrie, 5rtspnsntirit, pbpfi pa.
,siRl6, @rteGilt, 6ran.Sfil1, Geati6 urs Spagifa, lpenu
sspuuihtl StueRiie fIr eeH RathelietsmHs.
Smsits &lafc MgesGbauser. Ws6sntlias Ss5attsn.
eestf pbileieptie, 9rgI 5e Siteraur. @ri6iiGe alitrthrIns.
lanes, Setanit, Nfrrucmte. ludlptii&e @esmetrie, Gam.
nsT,n, 9bemis, eatsiili5, @ritSiib, 3siantIs far BEN m.
thelisismus. 6ran,Sfib, 6suti5 unS Spaniit (g,an az.
uiinfht).
Grife aiaife @nsiide eitsratur, l9shsntide Iekat.
ten, 9esif, l~lnttrrbslt, Chit, ahrensmis. 9esles.s, S,reh.
aune. StaatspirttlGait, eateiiiip, SristiiS. sria,SiiS.
Hsutih une Spauiib (peun atplllNtl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
untcrb c 8.

Sur redten 3eit. -@sinenp tritt pas
SSdterden res 5erm prpfedprs Sapiiius
in bas 3inimsr ibrer Wutter: v9l6 @ctt,
Drama mas fir elm llnsliid mir chen
peitrt t!"-uGin llnslif, Sin6en, Ou
eri6refit mid. @as benn p .Waz
ma, i6 ppllte in papa's slrbeitsitube
aQes bibi6 abitauben unc ga itcse i6
unserletens an Die srpee Grstbe Siiite
an Orr Wanc, unp pas pumme Dina
faat aud 9leid berat UNI lit in tauicnc
Stife ;erbrpden." .Ias 1T freilid
reht fatal, Sinden. papa bSlt iebr Wei
auf rie Sife. @aS fansen mir nun ga
an! Der papa mue aud jepen ausen.
blif mad 6aule fpmmen. IS lit A ubr
prriiber. 2t6 0ptt, ea 1T er I6pn!"-
ngta, 8incer berubist Sud, rie @efabr
lit pprbei. Dit pieIsn @crten tritt Der
5err prOfeiipr ms 3immer. ySbr ieip
3rwtb iebr eri6rrfen, i6 aud. Iatte
ib cr6 Die 0ede lber mir itir;e beruns
ter" .Sa papa. mas mar cenn cas,
mas CAB es renn? mas CAB es renn {?
8ir wiiien ia gar ni6ts. = ~Nun grrs
beten mars. Sa, ia, Elm pirfli6sr Grrs
itpb. SD nil in mein 3immsr, ssbsn
unc cen Seri6t FARTHER nieceri6reitea.
4 ubr 10 Min. beftiser Grsitps, 6auier
padeln, Wbbel idpanfen u. i. ~"
lieic @orte murrelnp, Serlist Ger Serr
prpiciicr pas 3immer, tcmn,t aber slei6
mierer. uOenft Gr6 nur, IA bat mir
Ger Grpitce in meiner Stube rir ihSne
0petbezS iiite b%erabsewcrfrn i! unr iie lit
total e%nt;pei. @ie Sdape cod, ib mus
nun I9reiben. apieu, 8inper! "-~N fun,
Sin6en", ipriGt bic 5rau prrfsFcrin,
~ni6t wabr, Der Grpfps It sur
rehten 3eit set pmmen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
ltnIdulniger Sdmcr;. Weiler =

faperl, warum rpeinit penn =? Salt 6eimz
web mad reiner SHUTTER?
Sebrjunse: a6 nein Weiiter, i@ weis
ne bios UNI ben SGisn, raB rsr wesen
Dem fleinen SrSderl 5leii6 1T tprt Sss
ialasen wprrrn, no i6 auf rem lelsr
hab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14

Notbise SOridt. @arum i6liebt
nur Der prinrip0l lsin pult INNER 10
ansiili6 ;u?
Dami! 9tiemanp llsbL rab ni1is paz
rim 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
Masemriae Ieaulatiunen.

Ter unsrri6t teaiuut am tritsu NruIaa i'm Stsismbtr
une i6lest am erfeu Sui.
Gin salsr ltth1sr SbarastsT piye ven itetui I'D ,Wr 4ur.
nabme 9leloeneei %aeferesrt.
Ssfsr Siueent ptre tri isinsm eiHlgitt sssrIi, urc In sas
StPaTttmsnt ans bic Nld0s stSstNie ielntr j~aetsieHsa an.
ssmshen lint.
aae rem zen S!uesntta sebrdub,sA SaGn Iap Ger Gin.
tAt hes Sirettrrs unterwerfen.
Sui6,s peresu ale srsi 9ieudte az Die Sisra geianst setr
an bic Sprmanetg ssr Smftnssn, I'M eIsiS usss se Ssiune.
belt, Sstrasen uns 5egti8rttte iersr SStus sssr 9lunetl ~
bsna6r6tistn,
ss- Das Sutitut fsFt Nlsn pFsu. Tie Sslisisu, psI1t
etietrt rire, ~ et &emil6 sSatbs!tite, sct RssesH Die reli.
eielen anfttsn aneersslaubisrr nItt eeslRIratlpt.
Otgeu 9iujeluhetttR psIee man I'D an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
Rittlcres gepartement.

Sritte 6laTe: Srthesraptie. estH. S6retssn. Sram.
NATL. RsGnsn, ger9rapbis @siaiStt, 5ranj5FiS irsun az.
VinihD, RelisigRs llnterrttt.
Speite aiaHe eeisn, SSrsibsu ~GSrammastt guiids.
iAreibea, Setnea, Hlsebra, 0mtih, SaEeiRii6, Sristiit
JranSefi6 (rsnn s,plni5D SslieisnsuRterrias.
Srffe Siaifc Seien. SSreiten, Serskdu, Iuiilsibrsi,
ben. Rebstunt @elAifte, Serarappts. Hebueu, Ilesbra
8semeirie. Su6iUbgeu, DeutiG, pattiRiit, Irtetii5 Trau
isfih uRe Spaniidb (penn eepuniht).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
Salbe &ur.-alip ouf Dem Iinfen Sb,

6albe Sur. -@lip auf Dem Iinfen OBJ
bSrt Die 5rau @emablin piecer reht sut,
ieBt lperre ih AUDI eas re6te in Scbanrs
lung nebmen -auf Gem 1T ie nod itpds
taub.
nSitte, iailen Sie's gut itin. 6trr
Ipftpr 10 lit cS Serare rctt, rem iinr
teice Sbren wierer rf1en, 10 Sebt, penn
i6 mas iage. Aaes beim cinen binein INN
tcim anren ~binaus-'p mus Is %rrinnen
bleibeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
tluteres Separfement.

3peitc SLATE Su6fabiren, esisn, Ssunsa. Ssssra.
yhte, S6reibsn, Gatetismus, Sinsuntsrri5t.
@rfte aiafe SudNfatirtu u. 0efnirer, esisu, S6rti.
ben, Rs6usn, @eiSttts, See9raptie, Gsutf5, 9att5ismus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
Observation-Disclosures Separteui,ut.

Der 6ansslspifsni6aftli6e GURUS unfast al. 3psise
elmer euttn snslf6sn Sr;itbur3, sini6litslit Qeier. S1rti.
stn. 4eiti6ts, eersrapbit, @rlmmatit. Srisfidrsissn, R,.
s~aibunstn. Rs6nsn, alssbra, @spmstris eutfRbrtn. pssht.
ebrtiliGt 9ehre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
st. Sobannes Goaegium,
Hrairie on Sbicn, 2Sis.
Inter Seitung Der 6rifliden Sriner.

Ter 3psf sisiss Snfitutss il, Ger Suasrs 9rairit eu
Gtisn's une ess ser;sr lpreptfsus cine @elsssnbett "a bic
ten. cine srdnelide, au' tt @raueidse Der Rslisier struesn.
be @rsisburs ,u erbaltGl.
Die Sage hes 9~euestuns IN lnlterireTsr hiRfttlid Der
@t5unbbsit, Seausnlid Iit une S6esbeit Der Stersrie.
Dds gebduee IL erpB nne teluent sirasriGtet; tstne Rotten
fus eefbsut, nm eafslbe NIT alen III perisben mas ,uni
0pblfein Hne Semfert Der Stuesnten beitrassn lam aud
ia 90 umseteu sen rstter une terrlt6en Sptelpldser.
Der Siubieucurius unfaBt lilies. mas sep6bnlib in Col.
lssisn sslstrt wire, .une IL In sMr Departments ~siraetbeilt /:
Sn eds unttrs, Mittlers, SanrtlsrifsaiSaitlibs uaS Gtds,-
miitt Gspar,snsnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14

Sm Serliner ;pplpsii6en Gar
ten mahte Gin Sdurfe Ten Seriub, cis
men Sranss lltans ;u rersiitsn. Ias
raufbin bradten bic ,@eipen" fplssnpsn
prpteit aus Gem spplpsiiben @arten:
gsrsiftst Sbr Sbr i~itisrt uns ins Grab,
Drum BADEN mir nitts msbr nit Gu6 III i6aHen,
Sast nismals mebr SIR irammst sen uns ab,
Isnn pas blamirt uns fart!
Simmt!the 4Hen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
Sr. Benedict, Director.
3farrer u. &pfe.
Yfarrer y. ~. Ibbelm
e m peblu ngen:

Rsp. W. Seik, Sifaef ron "a Srsie
Hsp. Y. g. eenneban, We@rtser. Sssa.
S8sp. y. u. Wscw tanus, Sarrtr's Jssrv, Ss1a.
ebrp. g. NJ. Sslep, yraiTis Gu Qsisn dis.
0srw. Sehn taDler, +.
ebrip. .. n. Start,
u. y. asitsmapsr, Geo. :,
y. S6nriesr, Gee,
ds. Sealep, esa., tauiins. Soma.
cssp. Z. San, eSa. RrGrtasr, SsTa.
OK. S'Srien, Gee. Rs@.sssI Soma.
ehrw. Z. n nSabsnsb. fusseus Sara
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
SeSineunsen.

sCfa =. @stnans. untsrri&t gsdissu. ausssTsrr Der.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-09-20
VARIETIES.

An Indiana town has the following
dog ordnance "Dogs that are not collar
ed and labeled, no matter how respectfully
connected, will have their narratives am
putated one inch south of their ears"
An inquiring citizen Of Madison, In
diana, thrust his fingers into horses
mouth to see how many teeth he had. The
horse closed his teeth to see how many fin
gers the man had. The curiosity of each
was fully satisfied.
"A GAINESVILLE Alderman was asked to
estimate the damage cow had done in a
yard. He did so, literally. He was then
introduced to his own COW as the author
of the mischief Tableau, interspersed with
profanity.
"A sentimental youth, having seen q
young damsel shedding tears over some
thing in her lap, took the first OPP
portunity to be introduced to her, and
thought no doubt that she was congenial
spirit.
"What work was it that affected you so
much the other morning9 l saw you shed
so many tears Was it Bulwers last ~
i don't know what Bulwer's last is"
returned she, but assure you was doing
a job which always almost kills me; was
peeling onions"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-09-20
Fall in, Fall in, Democrats.

Colonel John D. Ashton, of Georgia,
distinguished "Straight-out," has thought
the matter over, and concluded that it is
his duty to support Greeley and Brown.
He gives his reasons as follows:
l am anxious in this hour of peril, to act
wisely; and my judgment convinces me
that it is my duty as patriot to support
the adopted candidates of my party and
my people. My passions, indeed, rebel,
but reason conquers; my prejudices assail,
but philosophy defends; my feelings re-
volt, but faith triumphs. There are three
considerations particularly which have
great weight with me. First, if Greeley
be elected we have every reason to believe
that the bayonets now held at charge to
the bowels of our brethren by Scott and his
myrmidons in South Carolina will be with
drawn and returned to the arsenal from
when they issued. Second, that Greeley,
inspired alike by gratitude and justice, will,
if elevated to the Presidency by Southern
votes, exercise the pardoning power in IA
vor of the unhappy youths and gray-haired
old men who now fill a prison, tried with
out law and condemned without crime
And, thirdly, that under his Administra-
ton the swarm of vampires now sucking
the life-blood of the Southern people; the
carpet-baggers holding high carnival amid
scenes of riot and plumber, and the still ba-
ser scalawags, rejoicing in their triumphs
over the degradation of their own social
order and public tranquility, will be silence
ed forever, or compelled to flee the righteous
indignation of restored and emancipated
people.
In concluding to vote for Greeley, am
also influenced by q feeling of affection for
past associations My friends, who are
honest, brave and patriotic, have almost
unanimously determined to support him
and however widely might differ with
them, should think it more probable that
one, than million men, should be mistak-
en-.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-09-20

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
THOMAS F. SCARBOROUGH,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
9th day Of September, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of September, 1872.
RICHARD B. Mccoy,
sep13 Executor.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-09-20
VOL. XVI.--NO. SO.
How to Advertise.

Never run down your opponents goods
In public. Let him do his own adyertis-
ing.
Let your advertisements have something
OF the dash in them, without exaggeration.
You can't eat enough in one week to
last you whole year, and you can't adver-
tise on that plan either.
It's as true of advertising as of anything
else in the world if it is worth doing at
all, it is worth doing WELL
Handbills and circulars are good oftheir
kind, but cannot take the place of news
paper advertisements.
lnjudicious advertising is like fishing
where there's no fish. You need to let the
lines fall in the right place.
No bell can ring so loudly as good adj
vertisement. People will believe what
they see rather than what they hear.
Small advertisements and plenty of them.
is a good rule. We were all babies once,
yet we made considerable noise
When you advertise, see that YOU do it
on the same principle that you buy goods.
Get the most that you can for the money.
We don't recommend advertising as the
best way to get wife but we know that
it is the best way to get good trade.
People who advertise only once in three
months forget that most folks don't re-
member anything longer than seven days.
Ifyou can arouse curiosity by an adver-
tisement it is a great point gained. The
fair sex don't hold all the curiosity in the
world.
A constant dropping will wear rock.
Keep dropping your advertisements on the
public and they will soon melt under it
like rock salt.
"Dull times" it is said, care the best
for advertisers" Because when money is
tight, and the people are forced to econo-
mize, they always read the advertisements
to ascertain who sell the cheapest and
where they can trade to the best advantage.
According to the character or extent of
your business set aside liberal percentage
for your advertising. Keep yourself UNI
ceasingly before the public, and it matters
not what business of utility you may be
engaged in, for if intelligently and indus
triously pursued, fortune will be the re-
suit.
The man who advertises shows not only
a business talent above his neighbors, but
he may be at once reckoned among the in
dependent, generous and public spirited
of the community. He who hides his
light under bushel when such advantages
as those at present afforded are so freely
offered him, does not deserve to succeed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-09-20

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Regis.
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
ANN HITCHCOCK,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
18th day Of September, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of September, 1872.
WILLIAM L. HITCHCOCK,
Septic Executor.
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A TALE.-Here's true tale of woe; all
about beautiful and abandoned wife, She
married a wretch who loved her money
not wisely, but too we'll. When he got
the money he loved somebody else and de-
parted for the trolling prairies ofthc west"
His earthly possessions were burnt up in
the Chicago fire, and then he came back to
New York and put up at the Astor House
without cent in his pocket. Remorse
seized hint must have been remorse-
and, ascertaining the address of his lawful
partner, he thus wrote to her:
II am here and am penniless. Forgive
the past and come to my arms again."
This is what she wrote back:
"I'll come as soon as can. Excuse de-
lay. I've gone to have aloaded head put
on the cane you left"
He didn't wait Remorse seized him
again and carried him off. Finis.
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THE VILLAGE FUNERAL.

No tinseled car, with sable plume,
Nor gaudy trappings, meets the eye;
Naught but solemn, pensive gloom
Peryades the cortcge passing by.
No feelings false are here displayed;
No signs but those of grief,
The inward feelings are betrayed
By tears, which give relief.
No tickle word, with envy fraught,
No false deception, is there here;
All arc friends in word and thought
All shed an honest, silent tear.
The mourners move with measured tread
Along the soft and verdant sod
Which skirts the pathway to the dead
Who sleep around the house of God.
That little house upon the hill, n
Where once college stood,
When freshman's voice so loud and shrill
Was echoed from the neighboring wood.
Those college walls have disappeared,
And in their place has risen
That little church by Christians reared,
Whose prayers ascend to heaven.
Within the church the corse is borne,
Amidst the sobs and silent tears
Of friends and neighbors, all who mourn
A friend now LOST for many years.
Many times the honored dead
When living has been here,
And mcekly bowed his humble head
In solemn, silent prayer.
But now they bear him to the grave,
Around whose portals stand
His mourning friends who cannot save
When death uplifts his mighty hand.
Abingdon. IvURos.
Little brick church in Abingdon.
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