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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

PURE WHITE FELT HATs-the very tNlhe 'or til.s .s
season-the prettlest felt hut out-io' Saie At :
VEIsIGER & co ,s., 1901 Main street
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A sad Casually.

Last Tuesday week horse attached to 4
car on Broad street became frightened by a
locomotive aud ran furiously down the
track. The cars meet at the corner of Broad
and Eighth streets. and a collision was immi-
ncnt. Mr.. Thomas Clemmitt jumped from
the ascending car, and inan attempt to stop
the frightened horse, according to. the state
meut of one witness, missed his aim, fell on
the track, was run over by the car, had his
skull split open, and his brains scattered on
the street He was worthy man, me-
chanic. and leaves a wife and four children
entirely dependent. We have rarely known
a more distressing casualty. The neccs-
sites of his family appeal strongly to
humanity. Mr.. Clemmitt probably lost
his life i'll an impulsive, generous, heroic
effort to save the lives Of others. Had he
been selfish he would probably be living.
We have contributed our mile for the relief
of the suffering family, aud shall be happy to
receive and convey to proper hands any
amounts that may be forwarded TO us for
them. JETER e DICKINSON.
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ART1rICIAL-sT0NE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
No sla MAIN STREET, RIcHMoND. VA.

No. sl2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND S-A' !,
We are now prepared to lay down the above; We;
named pavement 10 the most artssc mahner @ y In :
Cost fsr iess Ian rfat OF nagging Wewtil siso iay
eonrt-yards, areas cellars OF houses floors OK sss
uant thereby tnsurng great durability entire tree.
dom from dust, sIaoothness or surface, aao psstts
of hnish, &c. ,,,,, ,,,a,ra
.rnsv immedIai as this the most sniia'le nns
al The year 10 have the work dope IN
So1sI!s rrsessea NJ the Office. 9l3 Main ssreet
Ae-am st r' : . ss--s - - - : - tl
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WINTER OATS.
MOTHER PATENT RIGHT ON
n STARKE'S DIXIE PLOUGH.

UNITED STATES Of AMERiCA.-Ppo all to
whom these presents shall come Whereas PATRICK
II. oTABKR. of Richmond, Va, has presented 10 the
Commissioner Of Patents n oeiiton praying for te
grant of letters patent for an alleged new ane seia
IMPROVEMENT In PLouGns, description Of wIish which
Invention Is contained IN the specifications, OF wcb
- canW ia hereunto annexed and made q part
hereof and has complied with the various require,
ments of law ia such cases made and provided; and
whereas, upon due examination made, the ~ SAID ALI,
ciuimap nj Is adjudged to be justly entited 10 pa
tent Under the law. Now, therefore. these LET
TERs PATEN are TO grant unto the said PATKicss *
II. SrARKE, his heirs or assigns, for the term OF
seventeen years from the 10th day OF Augnsl, B.a,
the exclusive right 10 make nse ana yena tne su ah
Tar,itories thereof. B. X. GOWN,
Acting Secretary Of the Interior.
VI. d. LEGGErT, Commissioner OF Patents.
One Of the main features in the above patent Is
sell. if.sharpening and reversible point and snare,
which viii save all who use IL more than one-hai oi
the usual cost Of plough.castings and as there are
eIghty-tree thousand farms In Virginia now at lhe
low average OF twelve dollars to each farm the snn
OF one million of dollars may be saved each year 70
the farmers of this state alone. sss,-f
Farmers can send their orders for any Size, rght
or left hand. r: n; stAhh1, *
Sc y-wttGdcT l4AU maln otFcct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

l. Il. BENTLEY, corner of Cary and
-. Ninc,.rnih streets can furnish al low summer
r.y.., u iull supply of ANTHRACITE COAL oi
ui"srior quality; CUMBERLAND COAL: ioI
>>p CLOVER HILL at agents prices. oruer<
4. t,-,i ully solicited Is s-2m
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AUCTION SALES TII5S DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A NJ, household furni
ture, feather beds, mules harucss and saddle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

31vonY in coral set,
When 'twixt rartes' lips You see,
SozoDosT, IT'S safe to,bet,
Beauties lheifory,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON, September 4.--Thc expected
change in the Bank of England rates has
not been made.
The weather is wet and uniayorable.
+ Consols, 92s to 023.
PARIS, September 4.---The last instalment
of the war indemnity will be paid TO Ger
many tomorrow.
1t is officially announced that tie Duke Of
Harcourt takes the French mission to Aus
tra, and the Duke de Cozes' the mission to
England.
Fire O. Clock P. M--Therc were no de-
on>trations here to-day--thc anniversary
of the proc cIamation OF the Repubic--llp to
this hour, the city remaining perfectly
quiet. Every precaution has been taken to
prevent any disturbance during this evening.
BAYoNNE, September At is announced
upon authority that there are now about
40 600 CarIsts under arms in Spain. They
are making arrangements to establish cam
non foundry near the town OF Tortosa, LII
Tangona.
VALENCIA, September 4.-Three Socialists
have been sentenced to death by the tribu.
nal of justice of this city.
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'I;yi BI;yxLrEMoRE LIyE-sToCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE, September 4.-Cattle more active:
receipts heavy very best on sale to-day, 5t9esc.
flrat quaiitys $s@5te; medium, at@4Ac.; receipts
fed, e3G7c.; stitfefs. 4sc.; receipts, s,s7 head.
Sheep-good grades scarce; common to fair, lG5c.
good to e2tra, 5GD5sc. receipts. 5faS head.
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pAf,TIMORE

BALTIMORE, septeflb&t 4.-vltxinia s's, conscis,
5ll Bid to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

IE5pAvR ANALYzEp THE WHISKY KNOWN
under The brand Of" B SELECT" controned ny
Messsrs. WALTER D. BLAIR C2.,. hieninohu'
Virginia, aud nnd 1t free from f,si. Oh anu o.le,
. TT, nurnosas J.B. McCAw, NJ. d.,
IT late prof OF fhamistry Medical College OF Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

WOOD AND COAL.-IIaying been APP
" pointed one Of Tie agents Tor the sale OF CLIO
r HILL COAL. l am prepared to deliver tliat
I'F Fulr Iucl II lowest market rates. Also. A n
'tHAtlIE coat. all sizes; OAK and PINE
tti.r ~ c.rucslly solicited At No. Ninth street
a,tnrt.n Main and AIRY.
Al l5-Iovt t3tuwcw WILLIAM c. BHAIEAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

Frank Lestie's Illustrated Newspaper and
.Rdrper's Weekly for this week received from
j. 4. Ellyson, newsdenler, 1112 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

OuA11r1Ep.--In the Hustipgs Court yes.
terday Captain p. G. Coghlan qualified as Q
,J.Ihempson Brown qualified in the Hen.
rico County Court yesterday as "a notary
public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

{ 'uAL AND WOUD.--i am prepared to
\ furnish CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
''.AL ui IN. best quality. 49,,
A!~v. MIDLOTHIAN AND CUMBERLAND
't'iL. RED AND WHITE ASH ANIHRAIiIE r
'tAi. all sizes, and seasoned OAh AMI ZINE
Ni'tt ~ market rates.
''rcr, Jciied and promptly attended 10:
G.. Il. LIP ~COMB.
''llicrs seventh and Byrd streets and Fourteenth
,,r'.t opposite Mayo's Warehouse. jy l4-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

.pry Your cLorHlsG SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
ND e.oops from, z. B. sPENcEi& Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS. The in.
terual revenue collections yesterday amount
ed to $12,013.20. 49,, ,.-.- .sai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

REEs & CO. EMPLOY NONE BUT FlRsT-cLAss
ARTISTS Their work gives universal satisfaction
We have never seen bad picture fro N their gal
larry. We recommend our readers to their estap'
,ish,neut; Main between Ninth and T.:nth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

suFroLK,, Va, September 4.--At Numeys-
vile, about eight miles from this place, this
afternoon, two children of MIR. Charles e..
SUN ner we're instantly killed, and bis wife
and one. child fatally injured By a stroke of
lightning which struck their residence. :;
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RANGE OF THEEMOMETER
sTARINEdNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 4,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER S, 1878.
SIM rises s.,. $40 Mvop SETS. ............. 3 ~
sun sets s..., 8.2l High tide de............ 3.as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

Law. renewed my lease on The Spotswood Coal
'.la and All wow ready 10 receive orders for win
.'1 .~uI'!r- 80, ,us'.
A*1I!&AclIE COAL for grate, stove, and fur
W!NIERP0Ck, CUMBERLAND, and MID
LOTHIAN COAL.
~HIlNT COAL, West Nirgiaia).
SOFT COKE, tor stoves and ranges
OK and PINE WOOD. long, sawed, aud split
.t:l.J.
f,g. W. s. PILClIER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

Tor RENT. DESIRABLE COGN- a.
/ TRY KEStpfNtE. In ruwhalah county, I'll
.. aaG n half miles from Toriahawk station, OH
rmnud and panvtlic rhiroad: with goou dwell
With >,N rrums, stable, &C. The house stands
,-,tv.;Nl grove and attached is An orchard vi
trrccs, with garden with Vegetables Of the usual
.,r.N growing, spch As Sutatocs and onions, ready
. ,~ Thts rror, ny l. for rent by the month Is
-, "a ,-.-, Nrlgnhorhood; good water, AMI yer.
-,,!il, All! Well suite'i 10 persons dc>irouS ui
...rilis. HE Summer In the country.
y ii. LEE,
Rcai Estate hr,,GS.ss and Auctioncer,
So, 1Ql4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

Have YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS inaoe 70
,r,,er nv r. r. SPENCE& Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

PsMBRoKE SHIRTS, ready made ana ihaue
order. by u. Il. SPENCE q Son. i,
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Il ~ North Carolina. !
THREE MIN KILLED AND THREE OTHERS sEvEREL,
~ f7T" wotNDED.. 4tce Il.

4fl Especial teIegfafA TO The iDtspatch.l1
WELDON, NJ c.. September 4.-The en-.
gine-boiler at Moseley's .saw-mill, near En-
field, exploded to-day about noon. Joe
Moseley, a nephew Of the proprietor, and
two icolored met were killed by the explo'
sions and three sthets severely sealded. Loss
About SS. OO1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

- !. LATHKOP, Sole Agent for Rich
:. .,'rG for the sale Of the Canreiton Coal Com
t-trfN = >rLINT IrAl. from West Virginia. The
,.. nom The ahoy" mRrs Is unsurpassed Us bttu-
.4nu, coal for CRATE PURPOSES. being free-burnlns
rir rrdurng. and entirely GEAR IRON slate and
,G...r impurities. Orders from the trada filled al
,,rr~' prIcr> :. L. LATHROP,
.ul Seventeenth street at dlaw-bIidge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

I'NN RENT for one YEAR, or LEASE o.
( f,r,wn Years, fr-,m the lst uf October my e.
ilDI,>E WITH FCRNlTURE. The house is ioca-
49, IN tr.ukliu stltt: between Foasliee and Adams
..-.r. c.ntSins trn rooms, with gas, water. fur
... bathroom. anti ali modern conveuiencrs.
. .h,rugGh rcrsir. The kitchen has five rooms
,s'4 u,n s.,tlgv.
MRS. ROSCOE B. HEATH,
. z..,4w-lrn west Franklin street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05
SEEDSGEN, FLORISTS, &c.
EULTZ SEED WHEAT.
new variety
rLDJv Drn WITH SNnOTu uEAD-

A new variety
EARLY, RED, WITH SMOOTH HEAD
sent out by the
L. s. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
I'm 1871 and 1872.
1t IS said by those who lave tried II to have done
better than any other variety, making good crops
where others failed entirely. We have received a
small lot direct from The neghborhood In which II
originated, which we sffer for sale for seed.
sell ALLISON s. ADDISON. d
EULTZ WHEAT.---We have In store this
Il NEW ANGER BEARDLESS WHEAT, which
we will sell In quantities for sced TO suit the wants
Of our planters. On consignment.
an 20 PALMER, HARTSOOK & co.
DRIME WINTER OATS.
4 large supply in store that we guarantee to he
genuIp MOORE & GOODSONS,
au 3o7 Seventh street and 9f0 Cary street.
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To The Editors Of ule Dispatch:
We wrote the above for our journal, but
ms it does not issue until next week. and Us
in an appeal for aid it is better to take all
vantage Of the first outburst of sympathy,
we offer IL for your columns. - -.
f.. ',5s EDITORS HERALD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

l NTHRACI1E COAL, sizes suitable toJ
y CRATES, stoves. and ranges;
irtlhIi LtMP for foundrleS;
CUMBERLAND, CLOVER HILL, AND WEST
VIRGINIA GOALS.
All coat screened and sold hr weight:
=. II. HAWES,
- - Eighteenth and Cary streets
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DE.>T ANTHRACITE COAL from S6.75,
- >-.;io.-.5o I.r ton e. GOO pounds: Cumberland,
- - ss75 per ton l@.OOO pounds; Clover Hill, =.
g :. rtr load: aud al ether GOALS and WOOD at
rH'a, cash prices delivered free In the clty,at
CHARLES Ii. PAGES,
.us- Siorft,,nth h and Cary streets.
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1 NIHKACITE. CUMBERLAND, AMI
. VIRGINIA GOALS;

hhtracic coal sold onlVby treight, screened, ano
q. ii.r"'g"d tote OF the best quality.
81 nar. procured tile services Of Mr.: G. ID.
l.iliAIA. wtu has he,u rugaRcd In the coal h,sj'
many ,.ai., and we'll known In our city.
PElTON II. CARRiSGIpN,
... 1928 Cary street.
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!"rALBURG SPLINT LUMP COAL
satisfaction guaranteed TO all who use it.
=. II. uhWES,
Eighteenth and Cary streets
,,ulc AGENT for Richmond and vicinity.
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\IliRAtIIE COAL.-I am prepared
y /" nrniih lykcns Valley and Lorberry Red
- Goals al low figures: also. Shamokin " hite
N-h. IuIl supply Of CumtcraId Coal on hand,
g u lrr -le al III" lowest mSr rket rates. Parties
''s"@ I" y III their supplies for the winter would
"" L. set: me before PURCHASING.
WRIT ROBERTS,
ir = corner Seventeenth and Dock streets
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GOAL ! COAL. COAL! !

|'|"FT W NVIN
/ ~" !.u'r prepared 10 furnish CLOVER HILL
- ~. II all grades at the lowest summer prices.
N>", ANTHRACITE COAL.
\uw !, Tie tiiue to lay In your winter supplies.
A. B, WOODBRIDGE,
tihce Glover Hill yard
~ $-atu Eighth street beyond BYRD.
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
Nanseunond.
;lFspecial telegram 10 the Dispat

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND TWO FATALLY II
! = trRED BY LIGHTNING.
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WOOD AND coal

.'nNlRURG SpLlNT LUMP COAL Is
' a.u.1ali,r aS s bitumnous CRATE coal
). II. nAWFS,
Eighteenth and cary streets.
81" Agent Tor Richmond and vicinity.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
THE WIFE'S PORTRAIT,
A CHRISTMAS TALE.
BY WESTLAND MANTON.
A CHRISTMAS TALE.
BY wEsTLAND MANTON.
CHAPTER !,

SNS
IjEOoD reader. if you would know the of
kM story walk with along of the highways that
SA lead through western suburbs And let walk
smartly, for it is within week of Christmas There is
black frost this morning, and piercing wind The roads
hard iron and ring like that metal the step of horse
and man. Lei us turn into that yet obscure street that
abruptly from the stately main road. What
cellaneou look there about the
on! Lowbrowed brick tenements, relics a
village scattered amongst the pastered dwellings
which mark the latest encroachments of the metropolis
quaint old inn with em-shaded trough for
cattle, fingers perhaps like rural memory Primitive
toms survive here and there The grocer instance
is possibly also staoner merchant. if
ous trades carried by the individual remind you
the country, less do the divers same
building suggest to the capital Thus the brass
plates on the doorstead OF No. you apply your
self to the paror bell evoke the sexton you
appeal to the first floor the Jaunty dancing interviews
at the head of the Parsan show-roo of
the Misses Dggens the harressers shop. At No
3d. opposite that veteran, Captain Neal keeps state in the
drawing-room His portrait i'll uniform bluest blue
and the most dazzling buttons gorifes the window of an
artist below, whose forte is evidently color
In an upper apartment situated in the
croed two women sat by fire. which, the keenness
morning considered certainly scanty one The ROOM
although of no great size, nsucenty furnished The
curtains were faded, the threadbare
cleanliness, had however, redeem the general
of discomfort few evergreens vase gave hints
of nature and bright world without. French clock of
value and of design stood up resignely amidst
the shells and cracked anecks glass that adorned
the mantepece. Nor wanting other relics of
luxury that contrasted strangely with and common
articles around them.
There but small resemblance between two women
who occupied the furnished lodging The the elder
than nged with gray; but youth spirit which
time had not impaired shows in her kindly
tent was that @ce while bent the knitting she nimby
Piled After time she raised head look was an
anxious one which she turned her companion.
Companion is scarcely tall langu, but
graceful figure that sat silent opposite Clara Lindsay in
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
THE NORTHERN OHIO JOURNAL.

deed, gazing vacany on the dull fire. her head propped
one hand the other laid istlessy the pima
fore of brown holland knee presented no type of
social cheerulness. Her dress merno was worn
almost hreadbare; yet something gar
ment selsomething in the small perfect ear
der plant neck in the arened welshaped
would have made distinguish herself and
her condition.
The spinster with the kind ewes at last
broke silence
"Why, Clara where your thoughts she asked you
have been dreaming this half hour or more
The younger lady reused herself by She stv-
cred and drew around her Indian
shawl that had once costly. AT last she said
1t would have been kind, dear aunt dream;
waking life has few charms me'
There was rudeness, bitterness iii the tones,
tain music nevertheless would have reminded you
of a fine instrument of tune.
Ask for GOALS Robert continued addressing curly
headed blOused youth twelve absorbed
i" his cypherng at the table But obey the
mother revoked her order. Stay, wait another half
hour she said. Goals guineas ton: and we've
10 right to luxuries'
g My dear Clara, what you mean calculated Miss
Lindsay. s. Do co. Robert
The boy left the room, and she resumed sayly
'Cheer up, love, all will yes be well. My dear nephew's
earnings -
" For five pupils, interrupted Clara .twice "A week at
three shiings lesson thirty sllings-just
seven above the rent That's month arrears,
the landlord threatens
Its very hard for her., said Miss Lindsay herself.
And indeed it Clara reared in comfort
Her father MAJOR had seishly invested his money in
toleabe annuity and trusting that his daughters husband
would prosper had made little provision her. After
the Majors DEATH affairs more hardly with
David Lindsay. His scanty earnings Il daily tutor
and the paid by Miss Lindsay for her board-a small
help but the utmost her would permt-were his
whole resources.
There again silence again Aunt Lindsay broke it,
Who I've heard often Of
great geniuses living for in obscurity
gaining wealth and honor Who but poor
Davd's talents may be found a last?''
'lve lost hopes, replied Clara. threw up
his Professorship Glasgow and London fame
life has been long struggle"
After all he has written he'll get publisher
TO buy his epic of Ulysses his Systems Moral
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-06-14
CALIFORNIA; COnundrum.

The bodies of three Cinnamon who
died from small -pox were found few
days ago concealed in the pump boxes
of the steamer Lord of the Isles, lying
at her dock. The vessel was ordered
to be quarantined at once. Local op-
position to Chinese immigration is Ia
king definite shape. The Board of Su-
pervisors will pass an ordinance that
all Chinese sentenced to the county
Jail, be deprived of their pigtails, levy
ing a tax of SIS quarter on Chinese
laundrymen, and prohibiting the re-
moval of dead bodies to China. The
Representatives of the six Chinese COM
panies have telegraphed to Hong Kong
representing the state of affairs, and
advising Cinnamon to stop coming to
California.
Sensation reports are published
about leprosy, as if it was new thing
here. The cases are old ones, the dis
ease having existed in this city for
thirteen or fourteen years.
The county Jail is Overcrowded by
Chinese convicted of violation of the
sleeping ordinances. requiring a certain
amount of space for each man in the
lodging house None of them will pay
fines. They prefer to go to jail
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-06-14

A remarkable change has been
wrought in the temper of that most
virulent of Radical sheets, the Balti-
more American. Not long ago (and
for that matter at this writing) one
would scarcely expect to read such a
paragraph as the following in that able
and uncompromising Radical organ:
AT this distance from the actual
events, and with the harshness of feel
ing mellowed by the lapse of time, we
can all afford to be glad that honora-
bic record is vOuchsafed to the men
who fought brayely in the lost cause.
We do not think that any American
would refuse honor to Stonewall Jack
son or would be sorry to know that
Englishmen have resolved to commem-
crate his virtues. Leading members
of the British Parliament have con-
trlbuted to a monument which is soon
to be erected over the remains Of the
dead soldier. This monument has
been fmshed,- and is soon to be sent
over to this country. We hope that
when it is placed above the hero's
grave the occasion may be celebrated
as would become national and not
a sectional figure in the annals of our
time.