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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-27

ARRIVAL OF THE LAST OF THE LACY MUIR
pERERs. .-Deputy-S Il. T. Crump, of
New Kent, arrived in this city yesterday,
having in charge Griffin Bagby (coloredi,
arrested on suspicion OF being one Of the
parties 10 the Lacy murder. The accused
was locked up in the Henrico county jail
for safe keeping until the March term Of
New Kent County Court. 4@ ~
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cloudy. occasionally rainy, and windy.
Between 6 P. NJ. and midnight the mer-
curry fel. ,25o. See. the prediction OF the
Signal service at Washington.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY !. 6 "A. ~, 81;
Q A. M., so; noon, CT; 8 P. NJ, 81; 8 p.
a.. 80; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature. SIS.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

BLACK and CoLoRED CAsuMEREs,
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPACAs,
PERcALES, CAMBRICs, ..
HANDKEKCHIEFS, LINENS, HOSIERY,
JEwELRY, ,WRITING-PAPERs,
UNDER-GARMENTs,
nd other goods for the present season, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
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The Good Templars.

Editors Dispatch: In reading your very
valuable local columns Tuesday we find a
publication stating that DR.. W. W. Brown
presided at meeting calling themselves the
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars. We also
find the names Of persons elected who were
absent from tine city and not connected with
the order.
We further state that Rev. Brown called
the said meeting last Monday night at pri-
vate house, with six persons present, and
falsely and unlawfully declared this cor
poral's guard grand lodge. We sincerely
hope our people will be cautious. The Nc
Naughton Grand Lodge is the only legally
constituted Grand Lodge in the State OF
Virginia, DR.. Brown, OF Boston, to the con-
trarY. [Slgned]
ROBERT MCNAUGHTON, q. W. c. T.;
j. W. GAINES, 6. W. c.;
J.C. FERGUSON, 2. G. W. c. T.
Attest: ". e. l.. Combs, Grand Secreta
ry Grand Lodge I. o. e. L. OF Virginia.
February %, 1879.
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PerSonaI.-Mr. Peter *. Morgan was in
the city yesterday, and was looking quite.
well. He received congratulations from
many or his old acquaintances. Mr.. Nor
gan is about ninety-eisht years OF age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-27

POLICE COURT. Potice-Jus-
tiee j. j. White presiding,-Joe Gillian
(colored), charged with having in his pos
session a lot OF fowls the property OF some
person unknown, was discharged.
Ellen Harper, charged with assaulting
Rebecca Walker. Sent to Jail for three
months.
Isaae Gore, charged with vagrancy. Or
dered to leave the city.
Bartlett Fisher (colored), charged with
breaking and entering the ben-house OF 5.
W. Godsey in the nighttime, and stealing
one lot OF chickens. Continued to Satur'
day.
for uaiawiully disposing of one gun and
equipments, the property OF the State oi
Virginia, was continued until to-day.
Cnsur Britt (colorcd), despoiling Spring
field rifle of some of its springs, &c, was
discharged. Britt was a member Of the
Virginia Grays, and was up at the instance
OF Certain Scott.
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.LERK'S OFFICE.l
RICHMOND. Va, February 26,1S79.


TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that petiton has be en- filed In Said court by John
f. Schouberger. of Richmond, IN said district, duly
declared bankrupt under The act OF Congress or
and supplementary thereto, for discharge, and
certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provabe under said acts, and that the 18TH
DAY or MARCH. 1879, at ~ o'clock NJ, at the
office OF Thomas =. Atkins, Esq, Register In Bank
ruptcy. In The cusom-house In TIE CITY or Eicii-
mond Va. Is assigned tor The hearing or Inc same:
when and where you may attend ana show cause. u
anr YOU have, why the prayer OF the said petition
should not hc GRANTED. The second and third meet
ings Of The creditors Of the sad bankrupt VIII oe
nIa r. 81 81 .TI2w JOHN Il. POrHAM, Clerk.
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II. ELLYsoN II Co.. advertising agents, insert ad.
yer.isements in all Of the newspapers of the UnitSe
Siaes at publishers rates. Orders let at tie DIS
patch countins-room will receive prompt atteu
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FOR ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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INcIpIENT TARTAR AND sCURr removed By
MEADE & BAKERS SApoNINE DENTIFRICE.
Fifty cents box, .s
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amber" WHIsKEY, sold by W. D. BLAIR &
Co., at So per gallon, Including State taS Is good
sound, pure whiskey. F.. ..s
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MoUTn-WAsII. Fifty cents bottle.
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beastifully whit
by the use OF MEADE Z BAKERS SAPoNIyE DEN
THRICE. Fifty centsa box.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ESs- On all sales Of Rea! Estate made bet1ee
the 1st IF January and last Of June the tdEdS.fo,
the present year hGpe to beDaiS byt The purchaser
On all sGLes made betueen the lst oi July aud ida
of the year the tGTes haze to be paid ty the seller
(ThIs custom was adopted about fifteen years ast
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
piles to Richmond and vieinity.1
JNO. E. LAUGHTON, IL A. NJ for II. U. Mott &
Co.. 1912 east Main street, agricultural inpc-
ments, Office furniture, &c.
IL, L. JACOBSON. 10 A. NJ. ut No. 1919 Main
street. $4,000 Key West and domestic cigars
FRANK j. SAMPSON. 81 p. NJ. trustees sale OF
dwelIing-house and lot in the city Of Man.
chester, at the corner Of Perry and Fifteenth
streets.
J. X. HOCKADAY continues to-day the sale al
Noih'S Ark at 10 a. I'll.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10k A. NJ. at residence No
ia south First street, household furniture, car
pets. bedding. &C.
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THE READJIJsTERS.
Appointment tofExccusive Committe

SPEECHES FROM A NUMBER OF DELE
GATEs-IT IS SAID THATsTH MEMBERS
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TALK TOO
MUCH -EXrERIENCE OF THE coLoRED
BROTHERS GIvEN-COLLECTION TAKEN
upAND TIE CONVENTION ADJOURNED.
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SEYNETHREsD.

SEINE-THREAD sWss
- .1al.S sEINE.THREaD ssss5ssssSSs5
uNPRECEDENTEDt.Y LOW PRICES.
SEISE-THREAD.S D.SEINE-TWINES,
SEINE-LINES, SEINEaCORK, ~
YAWKING. GILLING&ROPE, &C.
We are Offering The above at very low prices In
order close out stock before making our aler
alton In store. All th1se Ia want should take the
advantage OF the low prices and supply themselves
ut once. We have expert hands III our employ for
the manufacture or NETS aud SE1NES, which We
are prepared TO furnish at short notice.
l.. LICHTENSTElN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Sole importers of the LION BRANDT SEM E
THREAD, and I'm porterg OF other brands. fe6
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing rropertie.
of MEADE & BAKERS CARDoLIc MoUTH-WASH
are upexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, light rain and snow, winds shift
ing TO westerly and northwesterly, with
decidedly lower temperature, rising ba-
rometer, and partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, colder
northeriy to westerly winds, rising barome-
ter, partly cloudy weather, and light rains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-27

Gentlemen will find large assortment of FUR
NISHING GOODS, and at low prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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I AS AFRAGRxNr AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing 50 GOOD a. MEADE 81 HA.
sKER.s GARBoLIc MoUTH-'Y ASH. Fifty. cents q
bottle tg5sI =. 5F5
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PERSON 4 T..

DAN AWAY FROM. HIS HOME IN
n Hanover county. fifteen miles from Richmond,
ON SATURDAY, afternoon. my sou, EDDIE COLEMAN.
H. Is sixteen years old. bright !nuatto, chunky
broad face. sandy hair-much notched-and dark
brown eyes. Has large scald scar on his right leg
HID on thick black froch-coat and leafher ben
around his waist. Anv information TO his where
alouts will be thankfully received. All persons
are forbidden to employ him.
MARY JANE MINOR,
fe2T-l,x Old Church Post-Ofiice.
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III ETATg C0HalTTEE.-By order OF Judge
LoygiY, the chairman, the State Committee
win nest here on ste evening Of March Aail.
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I. MAGNOLIA RYE wHIsKEy, only 90 gallon, In
cluding tax, for sale by JOHN N. HIGGINS. .
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND

T OST. A FEW DAYS AGO. A LARGE
IL OVAL.SHAPED CAMEO RING. representing
Il crowu-head with flowing beard: gray stone, re-
fectIng blue when held 10 rhe light. A liberal re-
ward will be paid II left At the Dispatch ofiee, and
no quest ions asked. fe 27.1tS
T OST, ON SUNDAY, A GOLD CAMEO
SETBREASTPIN. 1be finder vii. De re ward. d
fe 27-2tk
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INo. 5G20.l

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 limited STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRiCT OF VlRGlNIA-lN THE MAIsEER Ot
/. W. SrUY. BANKRUPT, IN BANhhUf1-
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" AMBER" WHIsKEY.-We retail this pure RYE
WHtsKEY at 81 per gaon including State tax.
W. d. BLAIR & Co.
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CARLTON MCCARTHY,

a I.thLLO-N
formerly with T. L. D. Walford iAmerican Tract
Society. Is now With
J. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLI
Booksellers, 1902 and 1904 Main street,
Richmond,
and will be pleased to see his friends. Particular
attention given orders for Pianos, School and Par
Tor Organs and the selecion Of libraries Tor SUNDAY
schools. aud viii see that all books are suitable.
fsl1-d&w s-t. ...-e.
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE s. BAKERS
CARBoLIC MouTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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.TAyEs-RIYER LfsE.--The steamer Ariel,
of the James River Line, will on ard after
Monday, March sd, leave her WhaEf tn thIs
city at 9s O'Clock .A. NJ. instead OF ., 90 Bere-
"A sfrfoyp - ggsss
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TIE DANITEs. s.-To-night Mr.. Mckee kan-
kin and Miss Kitty Blanchard will APP
pear atthe Theatre in the American drama OF
..rhe .Danites .";by Joaquin Miller, the
Poet di the Sierras.
Theplot and story OF the play are said to
be thrilling aud interesting; its incidents
are rapid succession OF surprises; ats Ian
guage Is pure and roetical; its conclusions
are human and probable. A play OF such
force necessarily requires high order Oh
histrionic. ability for proper Interpretation,
and it ieto the authors reputation and the
puhlic's benefit that it has been entrusted,
we are tdlE, to the capable and artistic eem-
pany wAowill bring it out at the Theatre
tonight. Mr. Mckee Rankin and Miss
Kitty Blanchard (Mrs. Rankin) are, it is
stated, among the few really great actors of
this cou,rtnrs; they have ioeen leading and
5fayorIte raemilers of the sseek OF New Yerafs
chief theatre, nIaces which they left to de-
vote themselves to the chies roles. OF g The
Dsnites.o !Eheg are supported by excel
seat artists. every one of them qualified for
.leadjgo parts in any company in the and.
sgr. Louis Aldraeh, Mr. Charles Parsloe,
and Mr.. Loaas Aletayer, haze each OF them
,pmyed, star engagements, asd even tbe
,mitaor parts aue filled by artists OF excep
ltit,nii ability. Such drama and such
eont,any cannoS fafi to attract the full num-
bar OF our thezfre.going people, and make
3 success WortAF eo1 the eS'
eeiasaise of the eBtesfainment.
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RICHMOND. VA, February 25, 1877!

RICHMOND, VA, February %, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: In your issue Of this
morning, in an article beaded "Good Tenn
plars'' it is said that DR.. W. W. Brown was
chairman pro tenn. at meeting where re-
solution was adopted declaring the Nc.
Naughton Grand Lodge the "lega Grand
Lodge of Virginia" Allow me to say that
I neither presided nor was at any such
meeting. There is but one Grand Lodge OF
Good Templars working under the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of the World in this
State. Its Grand Worthy Chief is j. An
derson Taylor, and its Grand Worthy Sec
retary is j. q. Baugh. Respectfully,
WILLIAM WELLS Brown,
Special Deputy Right Worthy
.~~-@ Grand Templar.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
X, THE DANITES.

c.. .irne In Rjchmond of the "bcs. American
f"S MAY" endorsed By large and fa hienabis
audiences everywhere
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. and SATUkDA1. tEb'
TJhRY 9TH. 2STH, aud MARCH ISE.
Mr. MCKEE RANKIN and kitty BLANCHARD
IN JOAQUIN Milier's charming poetic play, called
M tNrKEE ERANKIN.........as AS SANDY MCGEE
Miss KITTY BLANCHARD... las BlLl.1 flfEN
supported by Louis Aldrich rs The Parson; ana
MATINEE SATURDAY AT $50 AND 25C.
Reserved seats. 81. goX-ofice open "Wednesday
O II also af IOTISSTON'S. fe 24-M,W&ThN
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TaE MozAaT THfg EyENIEG. First, over
tuYe, oEe premier jour de !bonheau~ Au-
ber), orchestra seeaod, solo searano,
q Wi hea the Tide Comes IMP 8fillards Miss
Lizzie STIRLING; third. ssuo Yiolins tiseB Be-
riot, Mr. John Reinbardtand Or. BartAow-
ski; fourth 6a), :. serenadet" !" tKoppifzl. tb)
Polka Misitaire !" (Aseserl, orel'estsa
9th. solo soprano, .s.Myt Little TrunGae
EBedD fBakeri. Miss Lizzie Stirling; SIXTH
xoIo clarinet, g Fantasie' y {Baermann). Sig
nor JardelIa; seventh, waltzes, AsA Drop In
.flle Ocean OF Walizesn (GaDge. orchestra.
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MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly soirce will take place at Mo-
q,rf Hail THIS iThursday, EVENING Mt S2
o'csock Admission only by membership or invita-
Iiol-cards. which must be presented at INT ooor.
Members can obtain inritation-cardS on application
al WAITS musc-storc, No. 920 Main street.
IN 9-Th = :
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RANKRUPTCT.
rNo. 56S5..

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
1 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-lN THE MATTER OF
JOHN I. sCHONBERGER, BANKRUPT, IN
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S9itIlll,olld Dispatfh,

as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcU-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CROCMERY. GLAsSWA

BRIDGEPORT BRASS CONPAST,(
10 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK
February q, 1879.
NER. GEORGE GIBSON, JR., is appoint
Isl cd our SOLE AGENT for the sale of thc
LEADER BURNER AND CHIMNEY
with all improvements appeFtaining thereto. 70: The
city oil Richmond, State OF Virginia.
BRIDGEPORT BRASS COMPANY:
felO SAMUEL HOLMES. Treasure:
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LEGHORN EGGS.

DURE WHITE LEGHORN EGGS (FOR
L SETTING) FOR SALE.-Thcse fowls do not
set, and are everlasting Layers. EGGS 81 per
doz1n. Those wishing TO get these eggs can do so
Co.'S 1908 Main street; or In Manchester. Twelfth
"aud Decatur streets. fe 27-3t*
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gotten together in this city for many years
to come.
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r,oT-SE .Nn 1GNPArNTryG.
MEI.I.ET.

DEARL MILLET! PEARL MILLET
l. PEARL MILLET!
Fresh supply Of this great FORAGE PLANT
just received from Peter Henderson i Co, New
York Sold By = ~ WATT & CALL,
Nos. 1913 and 1920 FrauEliu street.
co7-lt$ -ra.. .a-r. #".- trat.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.

DUBLISHED This DAY
1 CANAL "REMINISCENCES : RECOLLEC-
TlONS OF TRADETN THE OLD DAYS ON THE
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CA AL. BY
George ". Bagby. d'rice, 20 cents; and upon re-
'c1ipt OF price viii mail IL 10 anT address.
WEST, JOHNSTO&.&' CO.,
fe27-3t Gil Main street.
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WANTED, TO ENGAGE A SALES
w MAN IN our notion and white-goods d6part-
msns 70 represent North Carolina and 9 portion OF
virginia. Address. with references. or apply TO,
ARMSTRONG. GATOR & Co.
237 and 239 Baltimore slreet, Baifir,ore, Sid.
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!SALEsMEN WANTED--One or two ac.
~ tive experienced MEN-.o travel part OF t,,eir
time In Virginia and North Carolina Services st
once or within six weeks. Address, with refer
ence<, aDRY GDfIS-
fe 27-eod2t care Of Dispdtch
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The convention OF regdjusters reassem-
bled at Mozart Hall ut 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning-the President (Rey. Mr.. Vaden)
In the chair. The address having been
adopted, and the "big men" heard the
night before, the attendance was small. It
was as dull as the last day OF the Fair.
H Mr.. Bailey, OF Washington county, ex-
pressed his dissatisfaction at the way bust
ness had been done in this convention. In-
stead OF these delegates-fresh from the
people-corferrIng together, o slot or feI-
lows who had been here, all the winter had
done all the Ialking.'' Mr. Bailey had
"great respect for Generaf Malone and
Jim Barbour" but they had been heard all
the winter. What he suggested was that
the members have an experience-meeting,
and that the delegates In fve-minnte
speeches give report OF the condition OF
affairs In their respective counties. This
proposition met with general approval, and
was endorsed by hearty cheers.
REyEREND BROTHER MASSEY EXPLAINS.
Senator Massey came upon the stage and
stated that he heartily concurred with
what Mr.. Bailey had said. When he ad.
dressed the convention it was at the con.
yention's call; not from desire to throw
himself prominently iorward-on the con.
trary. he would have preferred to remain
silent. But recognizing the right OF the
people to call upon their servants he had
not felt at liberty to decline to speak.
The Parson was excused without vote
being taken. -,
Senator Paul made an explanation Of like
tenor. .e, ..ss,az~
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WANTS.

yI ANTED, SUFFERERS from PITES
wv FIssURE, and FIsTULAto remember thai
Dn. ". +. SMITH. OF Baltimore, win be In Rich.
mond SATURDAY MORNING. March ist. re-
innining four days. Once. 915K Main street IN.
sars. Cures without knife. lfgature caustfc,. or
any painful process. nor by absorption = Ladies
attended Mt their residences DR.. SMITH refers 10
y. II. Simpson. W. w. Gos6en, III. M. Smith, a. w
Caliett, OF Richmond. l-.sgl IL 25-3ts
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W esseEf AND COAX.
T0ALBURGH SSLINT COAL,

UNEQUxLLED FOR GFsTE USE
.ANTHRACITE.eOAL,b best quality.
Aihaalowes, rates. S. II. H4WES,
-t 4 Eta.Heenth and Carr streets.
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FOR RENT.

DOUMS FOR RENT, OR BOARD G
AZ ERS TAKEN at moderate rates. Refer, Ill
enceS exchanged. For particulars address
fe 27-lt* MRS. b., DisYdtch Office.
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Mr.. Lilly gave an encouraging account Of
affairs in Fluvanna. He stated that they
already have complete organization in that
county. He was bold enough to say that
many of the funders were honest and pa
triotic men, and that be had respect for
their convictions, rs he hoped they had for
hi,
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that we have n large stock or SADDLES,
HARNESS, BRIDES. WHIPS. BITS. SPURS,
COLLARS. HORSE. COVERS, &C., made by hand.
OF oeSs material M and workmanship That we win sell
before you buy. DICKERsOS's,
No. 1912 Ernnklin street.
fe 1-eod1m below Exchange Holei.
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I AN DING TODAY. THE GELE-
- - BRi TED WYOMING .ANTHRACIT GOAL
~ noIss s.leS. For SAKE al lowest market rates.
heS G-p 7 iTERGp.t
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EOR RENT, THREE PLEASANTSa
u ROOMS, with modern improvements and A.a
servants rooms. Apply Al COS east Loign street.
fp
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-19
est man,

SOME Of tho private soldiers who part!ci-
pated in the battles Of the army of the Ten
nessee and were refused permission to do
honor to Grant rs part Of his old COM
naand at Chicago last week, are complaining
loudly through the columns of tho papers
that they arc ignored. It seems that the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee is an
exclusive organization, into which no man
who was not commissioned officer Can gain
atlmittaoce. Bat if the officers had been
left to fight the battle during the war, we
are we'll convinced there would now be no
s7ch organization as the Society OF the Army
OF the Tennessee. The truth is that that
and all kindred societies are simply pirates
who appropriate to themselves the credit
for the gallant deeds Of others. They are
devoted to fostering sort of Goldfish aris-
tocracy that is out of keeping not only with
tho oxtont of the services they rendered but
out of place in country that pretends to
place all men on on equality. There are
many men who never rose above the rank of
private who are far more deserving of honor
than score of those who now assume all :
the credit Of the victories Of the war.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-19

which points to the guilt of a single partici-
pSnt IN tho outrages. One witness finds one
explanation and another some other for ut
tor obllviousness of the facts, and the COM
mission are obliged to confess that they are
utterly unable to do the work which they
were commissioned to do. Every witness
examined has asseverated his innocence of
the crimes laid at his door, and declared his
inability to give any information that might
lead to the arrest of the guilty parties. Were
it not for the fact that the dead and mutt
lated remains Of the victims of the massa-
cres have been found and consigned to the
earth, ono would be led to conclude from the
testimony adduced that no such affairs had
taken place. One thing is certain: No In
dian engaged in the late barbarities will ever
be surrendered to the peace commission,
and the only way they will ever be punished
is by making relentless war upon them.
TIE peace policy in the past has proved q
miserable failure. It has had tendency to
e1aggerate their own importance and power
Ito lead them to suppose that the govern
ment is suing for peace. The only argu-
ment that the Indian recognizes is the ar
gument of force the only gospel he can I'M
derstand is the gospel of fear. All attempts
failed, and the sooner the government ap-
preciates the fact the sooner will the the In
dian question be solved.