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The Rev. DR.. N. w. Conkling, pas
tor Of the Rutgers Presbyterian
Church. New York city, has recently
been 10 California TO enjoy season oil
rest and recreation. His lines seemed
to have fallen in unusual pleasant pla.
Gee, after a very successful passionate in
the Arch Street Church, Philadelphia,
he was called, twelve year. ago. to
the Rutgers Church. where he 1t once
became immensely popular, not only
with his cwn congregation. but with
other denominations. A wealthy
Episcopalian widow who became in
terested in his preaching. has been
very bountiful to him and bic family.
She sent him. bis wife and daughter
to Europe paying oil the expenses Of
the trip. On bic return be found that
she had bought and furnished . man
sion for him at . cast Of SO. 900. and
not contented With that. shs presented
Mn. Cooking. Who i ssid NOT to Be
one bit jealous, 800, OOO in Govern
ment bonds.
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0UITIAU.

The Chicago Inter-Ocean, q
stalvarth of the stalwarts,
is deeply offended at the pa
pen who call Chas. j. Guiteau . stal
wart and very earnestly eDdeavon ia
lead the people to call him . socialist
and bis crime due to the Wild talk Of
the socialistic extremists. But We
failed to hear when or where Guiteau
was ever Q leader OF tho socialists or
was present at any of their assembleys.
We have only heard of the man in re.
publican meetings and stalwart caucu-
ses. Besides who ever heard socialist
advocate the murder Of the president.
Ii is true that their doctrines do q
great deal t. foster the discomfort
among the working classes. yet they
have not yet attained to that degree
Of strength where they propose to run
tho United States to suit themselves,
and to throw the republic under the
rule and beneath the blood red flag of
the Partisan Commune. Should they
attempt 90 to do, the mass Of the
American people would rise in siren
soas protest against it. Az . rule.
the working glasses of the United
States ere IN iDtelligest class, able to
read and think for Themselves, class
Who would scorn to submit themselves
to the leadership Of such men rs
Guitsau. We have yet to hear Of
one Of the alleged socialists or CON-
muuists Who joy 10 Guiteaus attempt,
and the efforts of the Chicago Inter.
Ocean to lead the people to believe
that sach is the fact, is an open. down
right insult to the Intelligence of the
American people At large. and the
working man in particular. The idea
that . man in America, the land of
free schools and liberal education, is
not capable of forming bis own esti.
mate of Guiteau and his class of men,
in spite of the frantic eudeavors of the |
staIwart organ to lead them astray, is |
libel upon the whole American |
people.
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JULY ORA WING.
Sll2,%s

$50 Prizes. Sll2,+s
Whole ticket. 81. Half tcket,eI
q tickets. $50. SO tickets, 500.
Remit money bank draft IN letter OF send by
expires. Dpnt send by registered letter or post
otsir- order. Orders of ., ami upvard>. By
express. can b~ sent nj our expense.
&tlre-s all orders to X. NJ BOARDMAN, COURIER
.i"uruai Building, Louisville, Ky, OF T. J. COM
ERFORD. :ao Rroas!ssv NeW York.
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from Scis-Absi
A. Mental Aux-
i~ty. Lose M
Memory. Pain
n fkss.k or side
and diseases
that lead to Con-
sumption. In
sanity and an
early xnys. The
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-12
RESCUED PROM DBAT |.

The following statement from willism J. Cough
i'm VI Somervllle, Mass, II SO remarkable thu
1e beg to ask for u the attention OF readers
He says: In the fall 1T 1876 ] taken with q
VIOLENT BLTEDiSS TINE LUNGS followed by q
severe cough. ! soon hogan to lose nv appetite
and flesh ] MAS weak at one time that could
not leave my bed In the summer a 1877 was
admitted to the city hospital. While there the
doctors SAID had = whole N my left lung ss big
as half dollar. expended over 3 hundred dol
lars IN doctors and medicines. WAS 80 tar gone
NJ one time q report Weut around that was dead.
gave up hope, but u friend told me Of DR. WILL
LIAM HALLS hALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
laughed nj my friends. thinkin ing that my case WAS
ineursble, but go. q bottle to satisfy them, when
TO my surprise and qualification, commenced to
feel better Ny hop, once dead. be9An to revive
and to-day feel I'm better spirits than have tor
the past three years.
"fwr,e this hoping you will publish il 80 that
= very oDe afflicted wnh Diseased Lunss will he
Induced to take DR.. wM. HALLS BALSAM FUR
rHE LUNGS. and BE- convinced that CON9UMP-
ZION CAN BE CURED. ! have taken two not
ties and can positively say that is has doue more
good than all the other medicines have taken
since nv sh.kness- Ny cough hss almost entirely
and shall soou BE- able to 70 to
work" Sold by druggists.
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SEDALIA
Business College,
The undersigned, with pleasure. an
bounce To the Citizens at Central
Missouri. that thes have o,.encd
hr>i-tia>s
Commercial College !
.SEDAIIA, MO.
ami on anil after the
LIST DAY OF JULY,
will be prepared To receive any number
Ot student. that desire To learn
!

Our aim will be 10 give students q thorough
and practical know ledge OF BOOK KEEP
ING. ~ we now have under our charge
several sets 81 books ot m-r-nants doing the
largest business in Se'iaIia. and refer To
them. by permission. ~ tn our ability.
For terms u tuition. ETC.. send { r cafa-
logue. or call ut our office. % SECOND street,
over Dextrr's store an.i opposite the post
ONCE.
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A Colorado uurderse said at the
gallcws: '.Gamblem arc the beet
clan Of men On earth. They will -.
sist . man." 6oms one laughed
during the speech. and be said. Cast
no alurs on these tears. 1t b Dot like
Q eight With . gun 10 yoar hands.
The Bible ays % eye for q eye and
Q tooth for tooth. bat here u Colombo
it is . whole jaw"
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Bought &C the Altar.


On "Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
q nephew Of ouS Of our moot promi-
nent real estate agents. whose o6ce d
located on Main street. was married at
st. Paulis Roman Catholic church.
corner Spring and Abigail streets,
where huge assembly had gathered
u witness the ceremony. Previous
10 the marriage the young man had
been engaged TO . respectable. veil
behaving young girl. the niece Of q
well-to-do brewer Of this city. This
young lady. hearing Of the c"nte~Pla-
led union With another of he Que wbo
hsd pledged her faith. called uPos
Father Ferneding With the engage
ment ring and other evidence Of The
courtship, under the impression that
the Roman Catholic Church did not
allow parties matri~onialiy inclined
to break their contract uules By eon-
sent Of both. But % everything bed
been prepared for the occasion Rev.
Fsruediog refused to interfere. The
marriage vas double one. the young
mans sister and her groom being the
other contracting parties. and whsu
the procession entered the church
ediics the mistrsatsd yonng lady
aruse frum one OF The pews and With
the ring in one hand and the letters Of
the Young man the proofs Of bic IN.
faithfulness-in the other che march
al, amid the excitement Of the lockers
IN, ut the head of the bridal parties |
Toward the alter. The father of the
groom seeing the dia-greeable position |
10 which his son was placed steppe.l
up to the young lady and, whispering |
l few words. then and there (so SEEM
ngly well-founded rumor has it)
,ought her claim an the young mans
uture for handsome som Of money.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-12

Bath tubs and flower
stands It Thomas Z 0addon'S.
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Mrs. Mollie Burch Smith. Of Roscoe.
has beguu 90 sctiou for divorce. The
cause . desertion, that Smith has IN.
other wife. and general eussedDeas %
bic part. The divorce will likely b
granted. Smith u DOW in Indian ter
Fitorv.-Osceola Suu.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-12

The vile of Doc. Burch, Of Roscoe.
Who has been partly insane for some
time, made Der escape froa her house
On rhursday night and wandered out
70 The woods. Search was made lor
Der al Thursday night, bet uP TO 8
O'Clock On Friday morning 10 trsce d
Der had been ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Son.
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Sedslis Dusluses College.

IT, uadsesigsed sss 400 prepared 10 -
ceiss sssdess shss sish 70 sssdy boob
keepiag OF pssossaAsP, q sheis ol6es q
Rsessd street. over Dexses's ssess. School
uill ePes July IL, 1881.
MAo>a q
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Popular illustrated book (2oo pages o.
MANHOOD! WoMASHoop! MARRIAGE!
inpednents to Marriage; tie cause and
cure. Sent sefs'sly seckna, post -paid. for 50
cents. BY DH. c. WHITTIER. or s..
Charles Street, 81. LOUIS, Mo-, the gree
:o>cIs,sss c~sd b. s~o.L
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rU NERVOUS SUFfERERS-rhE GREAT Ell
ROPEAN REMEDY-DR. J. X. SIMPSONS
SPECIFIC MEDICINE

!, Is positive cure Tor sP. ~ Sem
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j
ways Of ibis wicked world. doubt
whether they are right. A man is
bound to COW his wild oats at some
period or other; If he does not 10 the
beginning, he most assuredIy will later
on. Every man must have his fling,
and it is better to have it at once and
be done With it. Moreover, when man
marries so young-even il. not possess
ing any particular mental capacity
himself, he never discovers any in-
feriority in his wife-he lie apt to get
tired of her sooner than If he had
waited several years before ''settling |
down." He msrries her while his
his experience of women is limited,
and before he, hae bad Q chance to Be |
tired of all other vanitiest but the one
he has chosen. He marries also !
merely because be 10 Gin love-" and |
before the pleasures Of the world have
ceased to be fresh and pslstable to
him.
After the first glamour has worn
of be finds it possible to see beauties
in other faces beside the particular one
If which be is the happy poesersor.
He meets others whom he could not
love, be would At least like the oppar-
UNITY Of studying and passing uslim-
ted hours 10 their study unreproved.
Also, he looks hack with many . Sigh
II regret ut bic crop Of wild oats but
half Gown, ct the forbidden pleasures
lud thoroughly good times from which
W has declared himself for tho sake
u . milk-and.watsr Prettiness which
. already beginoing to wear Of. Then
eventually. il be hes money enough.
10 u bound 70 finish the sowing of
, 1881-06-18
MINING NEWS.
BAN sTsASCtSCO.
BAN FRANCISCO, Juun l7.-sliutng stocks closed
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments Wore filed for rec.
ord Friduy, June i7:a.,r,. T..

Tho following Instruments wore filed for roo-
ord Frlduy, june t7:t.,~.. l..
ClTY risoPxNrr.
oSs AZ Sst e ss1ts. IT, III It + Ets'b5SsS bSS.
ps #! !s @ Ss;'a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wv
,i ii%s' \: Elssaa@.5 ] ,.ao
s?F's sS;s 81 asy Afhs%t th%; fss
3ss$ IL i; Il ;i.s1 /;
s$ s:sisl i:;:$; i Ill Iii
viii ss:s III S$ss j: R;s'.!$s il i
|:!!s s:!sS ;sSs HSSs: ia$St;
"i:! $:;;;; si i;s
's!;s u Il saas i ;Sss: ys:t ',s' T. 'sdi ts
w:! jsas i; ;jssS K /. ':ii;S ssss:i 3
'i$$s;s: $s;$: jsSs slIfss SI;:. u isvIi
;Ss iii i: iiss;si
I'll! sss
;ii!;s:' il s;i:; i S;s;i.
Ill ss;ss IT, u ;gss: %sssis.ii
S!Y;x 4: sS51SE Sftyss 1ss;1SsSi 1si4asi |
rsH II, iss,s Il IL Ehi,i EshioS,,i. ''@
3txlsa r. l!ntHl lnnu y ~. Atia i. ehtsdA to ,,,
$ ;:: Si;ia L i:;; j is:s:ii
~. Inluee.s Hun
x0nrM " City kiMtTN WtrtitS AuAHius W EtvEs
MlLks ut THE kcpuitF.AuuAk.
*fSgs 4. 81 :: a:;: ;tssss' 4; 's' e
shsn,sa III sS H L 81 sbis II. ''
'daist Juno Il ssaa4s j., Dar;I MaS.aFissa!: !: ,aa
dated Jllu !! lsa,uo z, l'etaE 4ls.eAn!:;t,:.: "
sgssaoa ~ XIX Y III ;.., - MGa9 z, III sSt
Eision y: ~ g N 4{ E9l)s;tsin N. :. *,x y
Observation-Disclosures y
snrrM " cry Lln.1a MlTM!x 4 MAn!ux " xxYk,
| MILES ut THE EuUNT.AupaE. :"
raullna IT. ~ II " Fttty.tAlru It. " l. H1xl4i
II dated juno u flt1aasEl nalanoy " w. a,
psasas 4 Sii 4 l;if Fs;ii::yISli a;;GSEAiX y
tsas: ~ ~ =: ,.::...'. s: y
F0fV'ssieata IL 4 Il u Of Lootais u aktix
, 1881-06-18

hro now averaging about 2N,000 bt por dny IN
wheat md tlour. This can Bcarcely bc noccptnti
othorw,se thnn ns III Indication TINT u good deal
Of oil wheat "a lart III tho c0!tnfry. Indeed. II
chn srarccly hn oillorwlso. hs tho n,ttiin1, wns
ba,l fer t!,rasli1ng md tile wntcr IN unusually
ecvcro season.
N.s. naeoa, Esa., has returned from a three
wceks' tour III Western fowa, and says the cort,
prospects Of that section woro never p1oror
thnn n0w. Twenty-Five per cont Of tho
corn ground wost Ut tho Dcs Molnus Valley
Ind not been planted last woch. md
good ..cat at that Will mt Id
planted ut all, willis Of tho ground already put
into corn no small proportion Inns hoan plowctl
up, mud some Of It put Into llax. ilt Rays TINT
fully million acres ut land bordering OH tho
Missouri from Ynfktun down Ii tHtlllabl0 for
thts your by rohson Of tho d6brls lott thuru by
tho 4 prtlfy tloots.
Thore wns sono taik IN tho onts n,arkot about
now OAts fur July, but no trttisAt ttuns III this
ltno wnra uhtcd. They waro nDn,lual ut 03ib3lc
per bi.
| Out plants reportctl to hnvo boon grown sixty
f1eo miles sotth nf Chicago wcro on oxhlba ton
III tho I,onrt1 ot Trndo hall yostertiny. Thoy
wero woii advanced. md the heading process
hnd commenced, which Is considered sbu,ewhnt
ruu,arkablo whon the late planting Is consd-
1rcd.
Since mny Of tho present yonr 1o510c pack-
agcs Of buttor hnve bccn received in Now York,
mud 1,8li, ,4aa lbs shtppcd. For tho samo pcrod
lust y0nr th1ro woru r0cotvo1 Mt tho sa11lo port
2Gl. 800 packages. aud 5,b4S,2t0 lbs shlrped. OF
cl,eoao. thero hnvo boon rocelvod III Now York
since May D71 ,Ull pnckagus, and shipped 1l,al,-
T1 lbs while for tho sAluo pcrlod III 1850 tho ro-
ceipts syoro ;a5,olo paokaEos, and tho shipments
| 1GtI7l, ,g;sj lbs.
Tho Now York Frodltce Exchange 1rtek'u gkvos
the following as tho vIslbloBupply OF grain OIL tho
| dAtes named:
, 1881-06-18
DHEAD2rtIEEa.

, aYna
nuosa Hondy BY holders. with less ut1rts, es1. sDa
br1knn luta, which 9xpUrtera did mt ran, ~ ~ L
wero reported Ut 10 brla and 4aI} ba4s sueInv. s
nt ntGd>a7W Tntat ca,Eat t1 nbout 1.au brJs, VIM!
wheat fours Wrto anntcd NJ &.5kta.;; ,htnas. !
springs nt &t0lsAu3 the 1hw.grade sprnut ~ s,s.
S.M Nyo hour nbout s5.7s4d.lo,
0g1tEA AMlhsHTuFFs-Wers In nohcrnte 1nnrl, -.
strnng9r SalGs wore reported Of ~ car, IL, 'ss
f73f9t.75 Un trnck md k1.htal10) free m hn.,s
cars midllnRa At &lGfU1i7.u; cnra feed :, In -
1SM cuasBD co7n-n0ai Mns nutllInal nj 1t: tIIno,,
on track,
SPRING WrtEAT-Was active. md nss.u pn....
tlo. but avotaRud higher. 1ho market dueln,d so
NC, reacted lHc, md closaA No buluy L.
anid "qu1et." with q ,inc,tnn u as4A psf St nn
cawocs OF coaar and to arrive. New York VA, eus, %
,1ary} or a areee!Gts wes1 nsd, ,nSsr w.!h ,nn lh
.le:Sxpccsea tss{ tsS'fs n
Ss sss's a:s :ssR sWs o sSs ostHS ssSt
@ !l
ss;s fs Stss sSs 4 Ss"1 be 'ses oss. Sis
ssa Hui H. e"'e. 's' a aSi'tss ss "
@ oand for 'c ' III Ill., ss i 1s psn,
wIGI AZ n% eosss sas
- .Ts: ;s;:s s
At It sis sissa ss:s 81 S9. S9 csa.tS t Il Is 4
Ii S5 s;S ii i :s IT. 4 ss ;SS I'D;
S;;s ysss SgS'|fd ' .s & a S|s:sd \!
wss aaist q .iSssIil sio:ax y a!assiai -. T.
ss( @ sa q ax.; .i;s siSiSS i; I'll sisss III
s t;i III rolaosaa tdo' nj o'a' "aa srs u 'sa
sIolsSGWes ae.!vs ana .trenseE: Tho market syf
ant eose ~ aSovS tEe asasi ptiees faaSsS y T!s1
wttt, si'.,t a. r9Minn 4s ~ nyer 5n'y The !.,l
, 1881-06-18

E, 3lCG PNonUCgH-WsEe nofe active and Stsengezt
though pork weakened ato IN TUG 70 tho fact
lhat stueks RF nearly larsa ever Lard sdTanesd
because tho stuck px that nfeloo quito light snd lvs
erpool was qu0tad ID hKhesi whto maxks 'waro as,a
uu4ef pbtter 4au.xnd. though long olexTa were
quoted I'd ,towur In England. Hugs worn hFnes. The
GvusAad tor shipment Waa undefstpod " be hsttor
shap.Aegotafors, Tho outward moxsn0nt being lay
uEed hJ raauGsd freight rstas. =,
N. ~ &Kank-Aavsneaa l1at1}<o = efa ND Slossa on
spostSa Ar 6fIt ;SsE Jsay . ~ ss1S1S " hs
% ss. s tsSs Sss 1ssHias Y ySt.I II sss IL
, 1881-06-18
A Competent l'lreH,eAfs Dog.

IF
Tho book and lauder eoiIltany's dog Truck
aRAn dlstln8uiapd himself lust ni9ht. Whan
tho alarm Wna sent III for the tire Truck aud the
msulburn Vt The company wero stantinF ut tho
euEIlcr OF BecUMt! aud NTldge stro1ts. ubout l59
fsct tiistans. The kaux ttoes nt,t h'un.l loud
snen heard tho faithful old Iox bArklnx lou.IIy
Gnd flttons!y, sud sAoy know tilat tnuailt Afe.
found l'rurk greutly oxcttid, Win bis. lump til
ea mouth. runntng TO- aud fs0 eetHuon tho
l!nek, ule hufses, aud tho 1oUg. to Inform theiH
Truck and h0okui up thetr team, and Wero at
the coruer af Eikhth street bufore tho City: III
1Autsru In hls mouth, whure. on dark nights, hs
u worth mora to tbs hooks than tho Nhpls
4 fzest- (LghttnS department OF the tQNns
, 1881-06-18
THE CHICAGO rRrBuNE1 SATURDAY

laD n, d1tci Sept T. isiy tW. V. EnT to Georro .o
WHIT Dy cry ftMtra wlritiN a itaE1va Nr Hsv4x
MFRS nf TltE rDUatTsul'AE. :.
California; nv, Er; II n " Nnstil nv. n T. u 9.19r
TEN II, tntEil June " o. H. llJdnuF To Id Ms. -,
, 1881-06-18

Tic following ware thoreoetpts Md shipments
Of lnading article. Of prnlucc In thIs city dur
,.,g tle twonty.four hpura ending At O'clock
Friday morning and Tor tho corresponding tlmc
d your NrOi
, 1881-06-18

short rlns soller Asaat, closed It y ssxss;x -.
Inn 'at1s e 6a's saass .ae.
Krn1,l han.s. Bntli hvgtn1c+ bM4bal{c "'efsttt
ltHc0lt HMnteM nt t1satAH Tor Shoulders f,on,.
Ahrt RIBS. fer shoTt cears Ws ,c n, ~
HEEFeWas ~ Ha,ut at1s a. sla.aloA. 70. u,c,, n, =,
, 1881-06-18
THE WHEAT SITUATION.

ID the Editor of 1hd Chicago THbtHe.
Nsw YoxK. June, 1B8l.-rherc has lattcrly
,,aon nnt,coaI,,a T., tho Ar,ortcn ,vant traIo ~,
ueou uus'eo"o'o ~ Wv - 1s "u1" .4aue -"
lhcro@aing divergence 0t opinions roiatlVo TO tho
oxteut Of tho oxportaole surplus OF TINT stapao
rc,,orst tn thn nrohohtn omtt,trn oY tho
.uauA" ~ '"o paoo"ou sa n..., ',s,'
crop no" growing. ea oompafou win
that OF inst ycar. This divergence
stnn in ~ ,nrn ,,rrn,,nceI forn, IN nrern f,ons
s,vn an,.n..' .t' ,asa.a.. 49, a'e'.,s,t,o
lnnrkets but for tho apprehension that extou-
slvo operations Of this cuaraotor would ovcrsel
as,a1 lug aI,"s. u .us sa n, ros n,r y.
WHICH seners havo nht eaGn piont!tnI export
@ enno IL tae past; and It s Wol! @ tor taon,, pus-
haps' tnAL tue onn4luons uh9ss WHICH tno ninr-
kota wofo MOVING lnducou tnls apptohonsl0n.
A. hc same S a tnoro aEo seeg y wt
as evidently exists lu Tho tr1ado upon tho topics
nov uauer ~ H.. IoyioW. .p .,,,h,u.,.. r,,,,,,
Lot US hrst examine tno ptonantlities concotn-
ing ne exiont o. ,tS! Mc oxpor@0i!n ellelMaa r.
nlnin& Iroq 4 onf lsso cf9t,. hro!n!4ry 10 tho
oAanllnAto0 IL ID oesonHn! u opserFo thaE III tno
rapid enIAtRomoht UT our exports ln rccent
, 1881-06-18

Nr Nnn
pju4+. thN4
The calculation shows that we have loss whgAt
on land tluw tllun We had ut 4 corrosp1ndtng
Jat0 thre0 Y9ats qHp. poat not We1tctn EuEuE,U
Wngta Krnat llgA[ moro ut whuAt tr00l now to
harvest tlmo than at this period throe yoaEs agos
Cer;a!uty, ,-.t' ONEIDA.
, 1881-06-18

NA10tN1-Wns 4aDted nncnanxed. moeso
demand axlated nj ihQ nE.cpa given b0lOW:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19
East Hanover Presbytery-SprinG
l&p:fo.E Landmark, I'm.
fifth DAY.

Last Hanover Presbyicry was called to
order Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock by
Rev Alfred Jones. acting moderator, and
Wa opened ",.h PRAYER.
The following committee OF the Prcsby-
W%i! va, appointed TO install Rev. Mr..
iiO"'son .s pastor OF Samuel Dawes
V""Ica' 'ns .l,'a.latiOn to be at Beriah
Snu'cn al 'u,h tine as may be convenient {:
Ne,s,'' Efsd and Richardson a. principals,
mates.
-. committee for Installation Of Gloucester
NhuIca-A e.sl.. Jones and Henderson
wTIinclpal'' AID Me,.f,. l.. +. scott and
mn alternate.
me ieio!; On systematic Bene6cence was
a1opied, aud ordered 10 be forwarded to
'ne General assembly.
a DeiIy yo.e Of thanks was rendered TO
'se families WHO have entertained members
VI y. 'he Pfts0yiery, and to the churches OF
~, Guy "hO have invited them to minister
10 their pupii..
ahe resolution Of the Preshytery appoint
nng the standing Committee on Systematic
Dshehceuce was Tescinded.
Inc minutes were then approved as a
whole, and the Presbytery, at 1880 O'Clock,
su!ourned with prayer by Rev. Or. Brown
ana Tie benedic.ion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19
The Military aud the Yorktown Cele.
hrarfnn

The Ra.tcn NecS Observer states n piece
u news which will inteTest members of our
military companies:
at j, probable that his EXcellency Gov
tmor J5ry., will prescribe State uniform
ior lbe Guard. The fancy dress uniforms
l0w IN u,e vii be un>eryiceable and un-
comfortable on such an occasion as The
Yorslowc celebration. II is, in fact, neces-
.ary 10 toe comfort and appearance OF The
troop, tls: they should have such service
dlc,,. Therefore we are gratifed to know
tha, the ,a-n- uniform will be worn by all
ouriroop, i will dGd 4 hundred per CEN. to
the appe.r.Lce aud efficiency OF the Guard
The sane paper also says:
The ACi ..ant-General is making ar
TsngeMtL', fO- the transportation OF the
command 20 Yorktown, and for their shelter
and subsistence While there. II is entirely
practicable ios North Carolina troops to
maintain tier old.time reputation and
gloriou, record. and TO look Is we'll and do
a, well q. Yorktown As troops from any
Sf4fc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19
Massachusetts and Yorktown.

amy ana Navy JOurndl.J
There i considerable work being done
1y uI0mueE. militia officers towards infiu-
flcne puolc opinion for an eucampment
% The entire st4,e militia at Yorktown du-
rng TIE &C. celebrations. The idea is TO simply
perform Tie tive DAYS camp duty at York
town instead Of at South Framing ham.
Thi, would q course necessitate quite an
lXpen,e for spOriation of troops and
camp equ.yace. 1, is thought, however,
lhal II perm. .ion is granted for the trip,
ihe men VIII pay their own transportation
expense. aud The United States Govern
ment VII. provide tents on the grounds.
Il /, ceitiuiy Well worth consideration. and
over 5000 uniformed militia could show
some camp WORK well worth seeing.
The Ninth regiment has the Yorktown
celebration 10 mind, and is talking serious
" Of ~ excursion.