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Philosopher and Farmer.

When strawberries adorned the fruit
stands, amongst the finest exhibited were
those from the garden OF DR.. PURYEAR,
professor Of Richmond College,; and on
Saturday he had greater triumph. The
best Irish potatoes that day in all the mar
ket were the product OF the Doctors
grounds. They were, indeed, rs tine as any
we ever saw. So here is one scientist-one
man Of theory-who understands farming
practically, and who applies science with
skill and success.
we have been rather shy Of experimental
farms and teaching farming at the acade-.
mics; but II those who teach farming and
science together are as proficient in prac-
tiee as Or. puayEAR proves himself to be
their instruction must be valuable. He is
the president OF the Henrico Agricultural
Club sometimes called Tuckahoe), and the.
Club is proud OF hin. 1t derives real bene-
fit as well as qualification freH, his science:
and society. ss sss ;ta
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Aithllluaa lspatr
JUNE 81. 1878,
MONDAY
The investigation,

AZ far as the inyesti tiot, has gone u mas;
succeeded only in addsus; % the Offensive
ness OF the ;a!nt OF some very bsd rertlta.
tons; but as they We're bad before they I are A.,
not much damaged by it. The great poains
that arrested public attention was the charge
that Mr.. SHERMAN had written letter pro-
missing rewards to those whose frauds had
cast the vote OF Louisiana for the Repaoii.
can candidate ior President. ASDERsoN's
testimony only cited names OF persons VINO
had seen that letter, ard Charged that Mrs.
JENEs had possession OF 1t.
And now comes Mrs. SINKS, and Captain
JESEs comes also. Aud 1t has been con-
iessed that they both have hadanterVleWs
with Mr., SHERGAN's counsel. SHELLABAR.
GER. Furthermore. Mr.. jerks, upon his
first appearance before the POTTER commit
tee, commemorative way that proves him to
be swift witness for SHERMAN.
And what is to be irferred from this ?
First--ASDEgsoN has charged what thus far
has not been proved; and second-That the
person said to have possession OF the al
legged letter has had private interviews with
Mr.. SHERMAN. Now, does anybody sup
pose that Mrs. jerks will after this'confess
to the letter? The exposure OF that letter,
il ever written, would be too disastrous
to Mr.. SIBERIAN to be permitted, il ne
could prevent it. His wealth is sufficient
to enable him to do this. IL money was
what the yIrtuous JENKsEs wanted; and
upon the hypothesis that he wrote the letter
he would be entirely capable OF buying it
from Mrs. jerks to keep it from getting
before the investigation committee, and
thence to the public.
In our estimation no man has forfeited a
little of the respect he had enjoyed before
the investigation. The real regret is that
nothing direct and positive has been proven
fastening upon the prominent among the
guilty the crimes they have committed
crimes that all intelligent and unbiased
men must feel satisfied they have committed.
We trust that the future may lead to more
important discoveries.
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The heading None but Readjusters fol
Congress-" in Saturdays Dispatch, should
have been followed by the name OF the
paper from which the paragraph was taken
(the scottsviile Courier. Being put at the
end OF the paragraph, the credit charged
the Courier with using words which were
our own-words, toe, which the Courier
would be the last to use.
This correction will inform the reader as
to practice that ought to be familiar tc
all-namely, that where the credit separates
the heading from the article the author oil
the article is not responsible for the head
ind
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Virginia Order and Protection.

We published yesterday an extract from
a letter from Professor BAIRD expressing
his gratiica. ion at "the strength OF meas
:" ures ur,w in progress for the protection
:" OF FISH and game in the State OF Vir-
!" 3 mia" The Professor well says this, be-
cause our people are aroused to- the value
of this protection for the welfare-of the
State.
The old-time ways, when neither fish nor
game were conserved, when there was no
season devoted to promoting the increase OF
game and fish, and when there was steady
decrease OF both, too strongly resembled
barbsrism for liberation in a civil commu'
nifty. And the further we, get away from
those ways the more civilized and decorous
we become. We shall soon learn the bless
ings that must flow from the humane sys'
tenn that is designed to stock the livers ano
the fields so plentifully that society VIII pe
lifted out OF the cxigencies OF barbarism.
which bring either q feast or fast.
Connected with this system fer promo
ting both comfort and abundance is the
policy OF protecting flocks and herds. They
are not less the objects Of the care and pro
lection OF society than are the fish ane
game, but. on the contrary, they should
more decidedly command our interest and
our protection. These objects should sc
hand in hand. Our welfare and our civili'
cation should impel us to conserve every
interest OF society. II to our measures
for the protection Of game and OF
fish we add not laws for the protec.
ton OF our domestic animals we shall
fail greatly OF our duty by neglectine
the most important part Of it. We are glad
to chronicle the measures taken for the pro-
lection Of those animals that have no own
ers, and trust that they may shame the own
ers OF the domestic animals into measures
for taking care OF those that are under their
immediate care.
The annual destruction and injury OF
sheep is q heavy loss to the community. 1t
is continued because Of discreditable
timidity and demagogism in the councils of
the State. Let us reform this altogether.
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Immigration.

Senator JOHNSTON passed through the city
Saturday on bis way to Southwest Virginia.
He had an interview with DR.. POLLARD,
the Commissioner Of Agriculture, but was
unable to fix time for public meeting
upon the subject OF immigration. The mat
ter was left to some future settlement, but
it will NOT be long delayed.
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We are requested to state that the District
Committee OF the First congressional district
have published the notice that they have
fixed upon Tappahannock as The place, and
Tuesday the 9Th day Of August as the time,
for holding the Conservative Convention to
nominate the Conservative candidate for
Congress for the First district.
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The Virginia Lao Journal for June,
1878, is before US. There..ar opinions OF
courts Of last resort in eight cases-ali OF
them interesting-besides valuable article
on the householder, or Head Of a Fam
ily," by the editors. Richmond: j. W.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, publishers. GEORGE
L. 81 Il. w. CHRISTIAN. editors.
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80 ,Tha .chareass, rpaekage

I.press. The -chafg his
were seventy fUs cents.
Had III been Bent by the Adams Express,
aud not BY the aboRlinatio referred TO. the
charges would have been only tWenty.h1aY e
cents. must either pay the extortior 0r
lose my package. Can nothing be done to
break up this nnisance2 90
Respectfully, "A YIcTIM. 2,
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The Netfs is the only Lynehburg paper
which we receive on the day OF It's publica-
ton. Is there no way TO Inform the post
master there that All mail matter for Rich
moaa should be sent ty the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi aud Ohio road s,.T
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ExcURsloN TO -
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH
TO DE GIVEN DY
CLAY-STREET METHODIST CHURCH
MONDAY JUNE oath, 1878.

Fare: Round trip, So; children and servants, 81;
children under five years. free.
The Old Dominion Coinpany'S new and elegant
steamer PAMLICO, with its commodious state
rooms, has been chartered for the occasion.,,
The boat leaves the wharf ut T.. NJ. on the eve
ming of the oath, and returns TO this city early on
the morning OF the goth, thereby giving The cxc'r-
sonists the entire day at either of the above points,
Excurs ionsts starting from the church, corner Of
Adams and Clay streets, will be conveyed by Gar
bcr's stages TO lie boat at ten cents per head, and
the conyeyauces will meet the boat on its return.
REFRESHMENTS will be provided by the ladies'
on the boat al moderate prices.
Tickets can he had Of G. L. Johnston, 91S Main
street: c. C. Walter, Sl1 Broad street; Mcdowell
&c Bcveridge. corner Of Brook Avenue and Clay
~ e''' anu - -. 49, lie I4,l7,l92lg22324
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How Others Sec Us.

The following extract is from private
letter to the editor OF the Philadelphia
Press, written by Pennsylvania who
has settled in Virginia:
q am myself a Pennsylyanian; have
lived here eleven years. I do not take any
part in active politics; would not find it
wholesome to do so. The old leading Wing
families, such as Judge Rice's and eX-Sena-
tor Lewis's, furnish enough Republicans to
fill the Federal offices, which they consider
as much their right as I do my houses; and
they look with as much hostility ON north
ern Republican as do the Conservatives. ex-
cept at voting time. In fact, the political
creed of the Il. F. V. Of any party is
summed up in the couplet-
Lord bless me and my son John.
His wife, and my wife, us four and no more.
Amen.
1.-THE climate here is good, the land kindly
and susceptible of Improvement, markets
good, winters short, and, taken all in all,
affords much better chance to men with a
few hundreds or thousands of dollars than
does the far West Il speak from expert
ence, having made farm in the Wes0. So
cially we are kindly. treated, but the want OF
schools, the want OF any sensible ideas OF
improving the lands, and the political opin-
ions Of the people, make: it doubtful if this
generation sees much improvement in the
country or its finances -:
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H- GREAT SACRIFICE IN
DRY GOODS.
UPWARDS OF $4,000 WORTH OF DRY
GOODS, JUST RECEIVED AT
COHEN BROTHERS,
WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF VALUE.

100 pieces WHITE CORDED LAWNS at 53c.;
so pieces best PRINTED PlQUE CORDS IT SIC:
/ so pieces YARD-WlDE PERCALKS, In the best
designs, at 6Ss.:
80 pieces elegant quality CHECKED MUSLIN at
15o.. reduced from 25c.:
40 pieces YARD-WIDE GRASS LINENS at to
200 pieces WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at 7Hc. {;
100 pieces at LOG. at 25S. reduced from 40c. :
SO pieces of LINEN DIS INDIA at 20, IS, aud
35e.-one half its value;
DOTTED MUSLIN at 20 and 25c.:
20 pieces RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS Mt
40c.-yalue of which is 60c.:
An extremely large stock of SWISS TMiLLS,
TARLATANS. ORGANIZES ,LNDIATWILLS,
FRENCH NAINSOOKS, and JACOSET CAM
BRICS;
DAMASSE PIQUEs. In various patterns, at 1885,.
reduced from 26c.;
Also, large 10. OF WHITE and COL ORED LINEN
LAWNS:
80 pieces Of ToRCHoN aud SMYRNA LACEs at
great reduction:
Also great reduction In a large lot Of HAMBURG
EMBROIDERY;
cases of FANS, in various qualities and designs,
at fully one halt their regular value;
Besides, thousands Of other Goods. Je ID
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es.CENT STORE.

9s.CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
10 dozen LARGE HEARTH-VASES,
200 elegant BLACK WALNUT CARD-STA NDS,
finished In enamel and gilt. and gilt chains,
with the top inlaid with bird's-eye maple, at
99c.;
A full line Of BIRD-CAGES, square and round
in all coors; also, handsome BRASS
CAGE, with double bottom, ut 81 .9sc.;
100 JAPANNED WATERS, sizes ii to "a inches
In price from 37H to 99c.;
A full line of TIN TOILET SETS at 1927 n
set of three pieces. or 99c. piece;
so large ROUND C44KE-BOXES;
A full line of LEATHER SATCHELS aud
ENAMEL CLOTH VAT1SES,
Another lot of those CRYSTAL WINE SETS
dccanter andsix large glasses-for 99c.;
A new assortment OF BRONZE INKS, with
thermemeter-very handsome;
Is MCKEE LEVER CLOCKS at :1.9s, war
rantcd;
SO new CIIROSfOS, in carved walnut frames. at
S1.9e.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
ie21 w. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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DIVIDENDS.
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
DANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO l1ll MAIN STREET.

Transacts GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
COLLECTIONS made on acceptable points, and
prompt returns made at current rates of exchange,
10NDS, STOCKS, and VIRGINIA TAX-RE.
CEIVABLE COUPONS bought and Sold
AS agents for Messrs, Drcxel Co., Philadelphia,
we draw DRAFTS on The leading cities Of Europe
at lowest rates for highest class bills.
Business solicited, withithe assurance that every
effort win be made 10 give eatiofactIon.
80 JOHN c. WILLIAMS, i
y NH go EE, & '5'{Pl7s .s: - cashier.
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LICENSES.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REvENuE,l
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1878. )
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, PHYSICIANS,
IA SURGEONS, DENTISTS, MERCHANTS, COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS. and al
other persons doing business for Which STATE Ale
cure Their licenses without delay. State licenses ex-
pIre on the 3Oih day OF April OF each year.
Most respectfully, X. Is. MuNFOkD,
lei l-iJyl Commissioner OF Revenue Z. X.
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MARRIAGES..

Married; in Manchester, on Tuesday, June 18th,
at the Baptist church,, by Rev. DR.: d. j; Winfree,
Mr., EARRETEER FARMER to Miss LENA DA-
VISION. y ~ . .#.&i -t.s s-' :
at SH O'Clock, by The Rev. NJ. j. Michelbacher,
MOSES NJ. MYER to Miss REBECCA GREEN
Charlottesville and Baltimore papers please copy.
Married in New York, on June 8, 1878. at the
Metropolitan Hotel, by The Rev. Howard Crosby,
GEORGE GIBSON, Jr, of Richmond, Va, and
Hartford, Conn, and New York papers please
coDy. ..r. -asa- t,.....' n
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,-.--.grRUTHEN07rcEss.
aT IMPORTANTsTD PURCHASERS
IE1s ~ or
Dry GOODS.

.THALHIMER BRoTHERs, are determined Ii, e
close out their stock OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
and have therefore them to extra low prizes
Don't fail to give rs q call on DRESS GOODS. WiH
open ON Monday and during the week.
80 pieces BEIGE MIXTURES and .DUNTIE Gs-
all colors-at 1896, formerly sold st 20 and 30c.
zoo piece. PACIFIC LAWNS, In white and tinted
grounds, Mt l2ko.--call and see tlSsIn
rs pieces COL0RED LINENS and GRASS
CLOTHS at the lowest prices:
LINEN EMBROTDER1ES 10 trim srits-a large
line from to 25c. ..r@,s~r.-
ITO pieces VICTORIA LAWNS from s to 40c.
This comprises one of the best and cheapest
lines We have ever had. Call and see them.
BLACK GRENADINES, ALPACAS, BUNTINGS,
CACHEnIRES. and other black goods, grently
reduced, in order 10 effect sales, and can guaran-
tee some bargains III shem.
We will offer our stock Of PARASOLS at prices
lower than ever to close shem out for the season
so call carly and secure parasol alta low price.
Our stock Of KID GLOVES, THREAD GLOVES
HOSIERY, COPSETS. RIBBONS, SCARFS,
&C., Is complete, and ask call to be convinced
Of the low prices at
ie22 THALHIMER BROTHERS.
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GoO ,I,;l,,,s5.

pEAD.-BESIDE NUMEP 0Ts
LIZ other drives we offer this week I,rNrr ~ )
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS three I ~ len 5sH-
LINEN SHEET1NG, three yards wide. TIC lac::
1926; PACIFIC LAWNS, 10 and iic wh
124c.; CORDED PIQUE at case price FI r "W2TSh
ORGANDY. 1876. worth &c.: DOTTEn strS1HH
19c. worth Csc: VICTORIA LAWN, nrnt,. IL,
cheap, 7Hc.i FANS, 2 and &c. worth ! anj e aih
DRESS GOODS and FINE OAsSISfEREs y, SSc 81;
price; LINEN LAWNS at 15c. worth Sc ~ haf
we are going to quit business, and ali good, 40
very cheap. H"'L' are
zig lot e the best pRIKrss, Axe.
1909 Main street, between Seventeenth and NJ,
.een.Il- ------ Je 24-M.WaF
GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODC
~ At d. & e. MITTELDORFER's AT,f,Tr0S
GOODS A SPECIALITY. DRESS .r,fNFEG ~
l2Hc. worth 20c., at 15c. worth 25c.: WIrrar;
CORDED PlQUES at and &c. worth 8 and 10 -.
5000 yards best PRINTS only &C.: DRESS t;n0n,:;
to be sold regardless OF cost; Ga FRENCH ~
CANDY at Csc. worth soc. II; DOTTED . 81
FIGURED SWISSRS, from auction. very ,hsar!
VICTORIA LAWNS and all kinds OF Witt:
GOODS at auction prices: BLEACHED COTToSS
from to 11a.-all the popular brands: Gno
BROWN COTTON. yard wide. al &c worth l0 ,r.. /.
at TWENTY-FIVE cents on the dollar; & ENTLEIFx..
SUMNER UNDERSTANDS zoe. apiece: UoSIF""
RY, GLOVES, and NOTIONS at extremely los,
prices RED-CHECK MATING at IGac. wh,,p
25c.: WHITE MATING NJ lec worth az .
TABLE and FLOOR OIL-CLUTHs. all widths -
which we offer great inducements. Don't buy y,nr
goods before you give US call. $500
D.&E. MlTTELDORFER.
1e 22.tJy II 527 Broal street,
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OLD POINT AND NORFOLK
on THE .......
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL,

on THE ....
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL,
ny THE
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES OF BROAD-STREET
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.,
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1878.
Tickets good for nine days. Round trip, S2.25
children and servants, 81 no charge for children
under4fve years of age.
BreakfaSt and supper on steamer, each, ooc; din
ner, 755.
The committee have arranged for board at the EIy
geia Hotel at the following low rates Lodging, Toe
fast, sl.50; So per day, $3.50 per week.
Tickets may be had at the principal book and
drug-stOrcs, ut A. W. Garber's tcket-of1ce, or OF
nus of the street.railway Main street, and at the
River depot on the morning OF the excursion.
Persons leaving their names at A. W. CARRIERS,
dcnces at CSC per hcad. Boat leaves promptly at
A. n je l3,l5,1S,2O.22&24-6t
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1--WE cENEST, AND PLATTER.

r EE'S PREPARED AGkiltht 49,
I II1rE For TOBACCO AND CORN
If YOU wish good crop Of whei, G't ~ Tcar
PREPARED AGRICULTURAL IL 80 ,h. Tobacco
tobacco and corn IL Will pay vel! on 'nv fnIIow-
and corn, and doubiy pay on Tie wheat crop ''''N
lug. Price only si2 per ton LEE.
ap17 -
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.--sFsseFsHNOrFCHs..
~ READY-8fADE LINEN SUITS
J. For LADIES.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK EVER EVER
BROUGHT Ee THIS. CITY.
BROUGHT Ee THIS. CITY.

Having purchased the whole stock OF one of the
iargess manufacturers Of LADIES SUITS in New
York, we offer the following inducements:
GRAss-eLoTH oYERsKIRTs and BAsQUE5,
elegantly braided, ut s1.25 worth So;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsoUEs at $3.50
worth $3.50;
LINEN ovER5KIRTsa and BAsoUEs at SO worth
1926;
LINEN ovEasKIRTs and BAsQUEs at 1926
worth s4.75;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs at $3.50
worth s5;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and JACKETS at "a worth
$3.50;
LINEN OvERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs at $3.50
worth $3.50;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs ct So wortl,
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs a. Sc worth
$3.50;
LINEN ovERsKlRTs anil BAsoUEs at 81 worth
$40;
LINEN sUITs-skirt, Overskirt, an Basaue-a'
$3.50, would be chop Al 81;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT and BASQUE al
S4-would be chespatsJ;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
+ s4.5O-would be cheap II $3.50;
LINEN SKIRT. OVERSIGHT. aad BASQUE at
s5-would be choap at 81;
LINEN skirt, OVERSIGHT, aud BASQUE at
S5.5O-would be cheap at $3.50:
LINEN SKIRT, OyERsKIRT, ana BASQUE at
S6-would be cheap at$9;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
S7-would be cheap at SO;
Also, ELEGANT THREE-PlECE LINEN SUITS
for ladies at $3.50, So. and SO;
LINEN ULsTERs AND BUSTERS very cheap.
| The prices Of all the above SUITS have b:,en sS-
| cd extremely low so Is TO effect speedy sa:cs.
| Those in want should call at once ut
/ LEVY BROTHERS,.
| Looh at our CHEAP TOWELS jc 10
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TTHHE MEMBERS OF LOGE FRAN a.
i CASE, 10. So, arc requested to attend Xxx
. stated com munication of their lodge ut ST. \
Alban,s Hall on MONDAY MORNING, June Oath,
mt o'clock. Installation of officers. All Master
Masons in good standing are fraternaly invited to
attend. .-..s.
BY order Of the ". NJ.
~ WILLIAM LOVENsTE1N,
Il, od-Jt% Secretary.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The officers :. e.
Itl and members Of JOPPA LODGE, No. Xxx
40. 4. Y. NJ, are requested to meet in LODGE ~
room. st. Alban's Hall, on MONDAY MORNING:
oath instant, at O'Clock, for the installation OF
officers for the ensuing year.
All Master Masons OF other lodges are cordially
invited to meet with us.
BY order Of the Worshipful Master.
w. j. RIDDICK, Secretary.
1rN-U T., 1919 A ID. 1878. lc 24-1tx
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I HENRIco COUNTY COURT CLERKS OFFIcE,l
~ ..:as Tx ,taze. juno 10, 1878.
A CALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD
IA OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO will be held at the couri-house on SAT-
URDAY the 22d instant at II O'Clock A. nj.
TeSte; ------ SAMUEL Z. WADDILL,
je21-3t aas.a .z.ts .4E Clerk to Board. :
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. RICHMOND, TREp'G AND POTOMAC r. r.
COMPANY'ss OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, June /, 1878. (,
The Beard Of Directors Of this company having
been requested by asufncient number OF stoekiold-
conformity with tho bylaws of the company, notice
hereby given that general meeting of It's stock
holders will be held on TUESDAY the I'd day of
July. I s7S, at IL O'Clock a. M. ~ 800 s. e
RY order OF tho Board of Directors. $3.50; r.. u
II je Ltd ,,3.t. y. b. WINSTON, Secretary. il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-01
The Model Church.

Well, wife, I've found the model church! 1 wor-
slipped there to-day;
1t made me think of good old times, before my
hairs were gray.
The meetin-horse was finer built than they Were
But then found, when went up, it wasn't built
for show,
The sex ON didn't seat me 'wsv back by the door,
He kne', that was cid and Geaf, well old and
poor,
He must have been Christian for he led me boldly
TIE long ;s. a Sc of that pleasant churcn to find
pleasant pew.
wish you'd heard the sing,n'-it had the old-time
ring
Tie preacher said withs trumpe: voioe," Let al
The tune was Coronation" and the music upward
rolled
TIL thought heara the angels striking all their
hGrps of gold.
My deafness seemed 10 melt away, my spirit caugh.
the fire,
:onei my feeble. trembling voice with that me-
And sang, as in my youthful age, b" Let angels
prostate fall,
B-.ng forth the Royal diadem and crown Him Lord
of al"
1 tell you, wife, Il did me good to sing that hmm
once moe;
1 felt like some wretched mariner who gets
1 slmost want to lay aside this weather-beaten
form
And anchor In the blessed port forever from the
storm.
The p-cactinI well just cant tell al that the
preacher said;
He fadc't lime to reao, for the ligntn' o, his eye
Wen. rSssing 'lors nom pew to pew, nor passed
sinner by.
TIE sermon vvasa,t Aower,- ,twas s;r,la r,sral
1t fitted pooi old men like me, 1t fitted hopeful
'rwas fun of consolation for weary hearts that
Twas fri # invitations to christ-and no; to
creed.
The p-eocher made sin hideous in Genti.es and in
Jews;
Pc shot the golden sentences s.raight ct the finer
And sSo Rs%s sh can't see very we saw the falling
That iod me hel was some way off, and heaven
very near.
How swift the golden moments fed within that
holy place;
How bl Chilly leaned the light of heaven from
Agr'l longCd for that sweet time when friend
shall meet w..h fr.en0,
When cone ega.ions neer break up and Sabbaths
have no end.
/ hope to meet that minister, the congregation,
too,
II the dear home beyond the skies, that shipes
from heavens blue,
doubt not Ill remember, beyond life's evening
The face Of Gods dear servant WHO proclaimed His
word to-day.
DER wife, the fight u soon be fought, the victory
be won
TIE shining ecal is just she9d the is reary run.
Oer tie r.ver we are near 4 they ,hrongin' to
the shore
To shout our safe arrival where the1vcary weep no
more.