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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-07

KENNEBEC, $50 the Sheries Of our respectire
Counties, or either Of their Deputies,
WE COMMAND YOU to attach the Goods and
w Estate of Charles Newell to the value of on
hundred dollars; and summon the sad defendant iii
he may be found within your precDct), to appear be-.
fore our Iustc. of the Supreme Judicial Court, nexi
TO be holden at Augusta, within and for our said
County of kennebec. on the third Tuesday of Octo-
Der, 1852; then and there in said Court to answer
unto Louise VI. Newell of Manchester, in said Coun
;y, in libel for divorce, wherein the beiani alleges
that she was married TO the said belee at vassaI
0)ro. In the Stale OF Maize, on the twentieth day
March, l'54; that the said brlant and bele. cohab
lted in this state after their said MARRIAGE that tn.
libelant resided in this state when the cause OF
divorce accrued hereinafter FORTH and had
sided here in good faith year prior to the dat.
hereof; that the libelant has been faithful t.,
her marriage obligations, but that the said libee.
has been unmndn Of the same; that on the - da,
of -, 1867 he deserted the libeaHt without reason
able cause and since said time has neglected
for her support contribute thing there
10, though he has been able so 10 do.
Wherefore she prays that divorce from the bond,
OF mairimony between herself and the said libee,
may be dtcreed And this she would be reason
able aud proper, conducive to domestic harmony ano
consistent with the peace and morality OF society.
And the hb.lant further alleges that she has useo
reasonable dllgence to ascertain the present resi-
dence Of said lIbelee, but il unable to do So ano
does not know where it Is.
LOUISE NJ. NEWELL
Kennebec, IS. Sept. 25, Iss2.-The said lbelan
made oath thar the above allegation as to the resi-.
dence Of the libelee is true.
Before Inc,
LESLIE C. CORNISH,
Justice Of the Peace
To the damage Of the said plaintiff las she saysl
the SIM OF one hundred dollars, which shall then
there be made to app ar, with other due damages
Ana have you there this writ, with your doings
therein.
Witness. JOHN APPLETON, Justice of our
said Court, at Augusta, this 18th day OF
September, In the year of our Lord ont
thousand eight hundred and eight, two.
n sNEV.
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Tnsuranrr.

Newspaper -4dr~tising Bureau, 10 Spruce St.,Nr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-07
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
Jan. LIST, 1872
| ORce Hours.
| From A. M. to9P. NJ. Sundays excepted.
Sundays, open from OILS to lois A. NJ, for Carriers
Money Order Office opens at A. NJ. Closes at
I8P.M. -'
6:s. assisteGes =, letter Department opens at A. NJ
Stamp Office opens at A. NJ. Closes at PM
| -4rrirdt and Departure Of Nails
Portland, Boston and Southern and Western Mails
arrive at 2l7 A. NJ, and 325 and 7.4sP NJ Close at
40 and 40 A. NJ, and 10 M.
Portland m and intermediate Offices; arrive at 3.25
| Rhode Island, Connecticut and Southern and Wes+
ern states close at 2.3O P. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn and intermediate Offices !:
Z and $40 A. NJ, and 10 r. M
Brunswick. Bath, Rockland. Squirrel Island, Ocean
cose Hn s. 80 ond kc arrive s2S and 74s p M
Bangor, Belfast Eastern and New Brunswick
arrive 10 a. M and II Pm Close at BIS and 10
| and ii L. NJ. Close 3i5 and 10 Z. M
Stage Mails.
SearsmOHt and intermediate offces arriva uordov
Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ. Close at g. rs f
Al; Monday. wednesday and Friday.
DH"o' OInces arrive daily (Sun.
day eXcepted) at 10 A. NJ. Close 3.l5 PM
Waldoboro and intermediate Offices. arrive daily
Sundays excepted at r. NJ Close $50 A. NJ
Litchfeld and intermediate Offices arrive daily ex
cept sundays, at 10 A. NJ. Closes 3.15 r. NJ
winthrop arrives daily Sundays excepted) 6P, M
Closes A. NJ. f'
Manchester. Mt. Vernon. W. Mt Vernon and No.
, 1P.M. " S'V'ee
Belgrade, W. Waterville, Somerset r. r. and CON
l2.3G. Close of LIS. PeN| "'
Weeks Mills and W. Windsor arrive daily fexc.p,
sundays at 10 A. NJ. Closes at 3.l5 r. NJ
National Military Home Togus, arrives 10 A. NJ
ana 4. NJ Closes A. II. and BIS T. NJ
Carriers deliveries are made daily fsur
days and legal Holidays excepted1 in the
business portion of the city, at 7O and
~ a. NJ and and =. NJ. Deliveries are made
10 all parts OF the city within the delivery limits
twice day Sundays and legal Holidays excented}
af 730 A. N. and4 +. ". r"'
Collections from the street boxes are made of
week days as follows The boxes on Water staff
winthrop, Bridge, Green, Grove, corner of Chanel
anu Court streets, Maine Cent, al X. r. Station Ess
Eho hennebec Bridge, and at corner of Bangor and
c1ny streets are collected at ga. NJ, 2.3O and p M
All other boxes are collected at A.. NJ and r. NJ
sundays and legal Holidays, collections are made
All Letters delivered free by carriers when nd
dressed to the street and number. People sbouId
INFORM their correspondents of above and have their
iet,ers addressed accordingly.
any irregularities in theCarrier's Department
snouio bs reported to the office
J. II. MANLEY. Pm.
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STATE OF MAINE.

The within writ having been presented to me- q
Justice Of the Supreme Judicial Court in vacation.
tor an order of notice,
1T IS ORDERED, That notice thereon be given to
the within named libelee b Publishing a copy there
Of with this order thereon. three weeks successive
in the kennebec Journal. tire last publication TO be
not less than seven days before the Of tn.
Court, 10 be held At Augusta, within and for tb,
County of kennebec. on the third Tuesday Of Oc,o-
Der, lsS,. that he may then and there appear and
answer, If he zee cxuse.
wM. WRIT VIRGIN,
Justice Of the s. j. c.
w-sept27, oct4& foctg
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Penjtonflnry Affairs.

The Board Of Directors of the state peni-
tentiary met in the superintendent Office
Yesterday afternoon at = O'Clock, present
nh the mcmbers--yiZ.. Ncssrs. Wray L.
knight (prcsidentl, and John G.. Andrews
and DR.. r. 4. Patterson. About G0'clock
Governor Cameron came over, and with
the Board inspected the fountain lately
erected in the yard. the gas-machine re-
Gently put in operation. the ste selected
for the new female ward. the hospital. ana
other sections OF the prison. IN ihe mat
ter Cf the charges made 10y Mr. Winfield
scott. General Agent and stOrckcepcr. that
the guard employed j. largely IN eXce,, 81
law. aud that some member, thereof nave
acquired thcir places Dv buying out other
men. the Governor turned over the papers
10 the Board and requested That proper IN
ycstigation be made.
The Board, after trgnsacting some rou-
tine business. proceeded 20 hear the -iatc-
merits u Nr scott and superintendent
williams IN reference 90 said charges.
As 90 the necessities OF the institution IN
the matter " employing guard. the super
intcndcnt holds that that is and must ne-
ccssarily be in the discretion Of the Gov
cruor and himself. A. TO The alleged -ale
of places on the guard. be was not con-
nectcd with or party "a any such sales, and
in the ease Of Mr.. Briiiingham. which La
been especially brought into dispute, he
made The appointment upon letter writ
ten 10 him by Mr.. watkins, member OF the
House. who under the caucus rule had the
right to designate 4 member of the guard.
and who named Mr.. Briitingham.
SIR. Scott maintains that extra guard 20
e e f.r UFfNrf.f moi 10
DE cmplCycd without due authority; and
that q, 20 the sale and exchange - place.
he has the admissions made % him and 10
others oi men that they did huy out Re
adiustcr appointces. This reporter does
not understand that be charges that super
intendent Williams was party 20 -uch
sales.
one Of the letters before the Board, writ
ten 10y Mr.. Sc0tttO Governor Cameron. cali
ed the Governors attention 20 the fact that
superintendent Williams still had employ
ed ~ the penitentiary y assistant superin-
tendcnts and otherwise number OF
" Fundcrs," whose names hc gave.
The controversy now on hand shows that
q .rcat deal Of feeling -tiIl exists between
Mes.rs. scott and Williams. the outrowih
~ the investigation Oi last winter. wherein
the former made charges against the latter
which the old Board declared not sustained.
and so reported % the Governor.
The Board adjourned 90 meet next Satur-
day evening 10 hear witnesses. Governor
Cameron viii probably Dee present. hence
the delay.
Thi. matter was "a have been examined
into saturday evening a week ago. Mr.
knight. the president u the Board. had
written 10 the Governor, requesting his
presence. in order that he might hear the
whole matter. and the Governor expected
20 be present, but was prevented.
Under q decision oi Attoruey-Gcneral
Blair. manufacturing on state account hav-
ing been pretty much ended. The Office y
General Agent and stOrckeepcr bass been in
great part curtailcd % fees.
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Excursion notes.

Persons desiring 10 make n short RIM
into the country viii find Bon Air pleas
ant place 10 visit. i'm addition 20 the rcgil-
lar train, leaving here daily over the Rich
mOnd and Danyillc railroad. excursion
trains will be run on Tuesday and Friday
81 each week. starting from the depot at .
0'cloci; p. VI.
The ladie, of DR.. Hoee's church will
rive an excursion 70 Naiden's Adventure
on the 10Th instant. The train win leave
the depot n O'Clock 4. =. 4 pleasant
time j. promised 20 those who 20.
The excursion oi Marshall Lodge.
knights OF Pythias. 10 Washington. will
take place on The 18th instant. This prom
i.cs 10 he one Of the most enjoyable trips ~
the season.
The Natural Bridge excursion, which is
90 take place on the Goth instant under the
auspices Of the ladie- oi Centenary Dctho-
dist church. j. attracting considerable IL
tcntion. and the indications are that il will
be literally patr0niZcd.
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por~ouaIs and Rrfcfs.

Mr. u A. Brock, Of this city. was elected
= corrcenondine member of the Western
Reserve Historical society at meeting Of
that body held on the 9Th ultimo at Cleye-
land. Ohio.
Mr.. <. G. Tardy, proprietor OF the Hot
Springs. Is in the city completing his busi-
ness arrangements for the summer season.
The anniversary celebration Of the Pres
bvferian sunday-School Union will take
Mace this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock IN the
Second Dr. Hoge's) Presbyterian church.
Reports will be presented. and an address
wiiI be delivered by Mr.. Peyton n. Hoge.
The ladies OF Nicholson-Street Methodist
Episcopal church are holding the last fair
i'm the old church before pulling il down.
The material in IL will be used in the pro-
posed new church on Denny and Seventh
strcets. Residents OF the vicinity of all
denominations have come to The aid of the
ladies. regarding IL as a matter of local
pride.
The following were the revenue collec-
tions for the week ending Yesterday !:
Monday. s7.991. 80: Tuesday, S4.177.30;
Wednesday. Ss,407.05; Thursday. 49,
3g7.IO: Friday, SG,l26.l3; saturday,
ss.I42.OG. Total. sl4. .2ll.3j.
The Art Exhibition will close Tuesday
night.
The East-End Pleasure Club last night
gave farewell entertainment 20 Mr.. John
Merrill. their president. who is about 10
take his departure for Italy. \ nice sup
per was spread. and the occasion was en-
Iiyened by some good speeches. The COM
pany adjourned at a late hour. wishing
Mr. Merrill pleasant voyage and a safe re-
turn to his many friends here.
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An ola Homestead.

It VIII be seen by the advertisement on
another page that the old, historic Allan
estate, on Fifth and Main streets, is 10 be
subdiyided and sold in lots on June 9th.
While rc2retting that an elegant hotel or
public cdifice viii not hereafter grace that
beautiful site, we feel sure that there will
be solnc handsome private residences built
there; for there l. no location in the city
with 4 better neighborhoOd. or more con-
YcDiently situated with reference 10 busi-
ncs, and social life, while its elevated posi-
ton will always insure fine view and an
unimpeded supply Of fresh and inyigor-
ating air. Fora person WHO wants TO en-
Joy the full comforts and conyenienccs Of
life IN his home there j. no location IN the
city that surpassc. the Allan property.
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Conquest Of Peru.

Francisco PiZarro conquered Peru and
rcyolutionized a kingdom with 1Gs men,
but depend upon II they We're good pluck.
The Boston. Broad and Second streets,
II rcvolutionizing the whole trade II Rich
mond with only 4 handful Of goods, but
they are good goods and at low prices.
The only enemies Of The Boston are the
businessmen. and its friends are the great
public. The business has been conducted
fairly, and'a dollars worth of goods given
for every dollar, and the public confidence
and liberal patronage j. the result.
Beautiful plumcs, neck-wear. lace goods.
white goods, fans. hosiery, &c, TO be
offered on Monday. Elegant lot Of fine
linen napkins at Irish price,. Mems hO-
siery, cuffs, collars. &c.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE ALUuM.-The To-
cal Alumni Association q Washington and
Lee University held q regular meeting al
the rooms Of the Alpha Literary Society last
night, al which DR.. G.. Watson James pre-
sided.
The officers for the ensuing year are /:
DR.. O.. Watson james, president; W. X.
Beine, yice-prcsidcnt; John II. Anderson,
Jr., secretary and treasurer. The follow
ing Executive Committee was appointed :
Rev. Thomas l.. Preston. ID. ID. lchairmanl,
John X. Anderson, G. b. Antrim, :. +.
Beyeridge, and Colonel 10. Lane stern.
IL would be well for young men who de-
sire to attend college next session 70 take
notice that the committee named have been
empowered by the Board of Trustees Of
Washington and Lee University 10 award
4 scholarship 10 the applicant they may
select, which will eBtitle him 10 free tuition
for the coming year 1t that institution.
The method Of making the appointment
viii be made known hereafter.
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THE NOsT CELEBRATED DYsPEPTIc VA
TER KNOWN.
TIE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIPSr-CLAss,
AFFORDlNG EVERY COMFORT 80
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA
~gHE--EEKER.

THE HOTEL is commodious. and supple vif1
every Igisits Improvement. including ip,t- l ic-
graph. und csprfss-' ricr. billiard elo.l. uot-.
r0ld-, gud slcfcr-bats. Contiguous 20 fle l.ltgi.
ou "a cifumIr Ding emlururc- are over loo fputfo
eottlgcs. VITA upper aud lower galleries extending
fur entire .tugth Of the buildings sut fronts .ie
river and grand mountain .ecntry.
fine driving r.i4s and beautiful walk eVterf in
~, directions. Hud tllc .Urrnuulin~ .cCuor~ l0G
eluailCd hy nny vater.ne-piacc Ia NlWiull.
\ good iYcrf = attached o. .hc nstaNu Dbl. .a
= nne bras aud string Daudu music ha. .r .l-
gagged.
An abundanro n ICE l1a lrca secured
PURE SPRING WATER is conveyed ffru TIE
mountain iu piLe- tn lhe Hotel aud r0fi..r . and
exclusively usei 10 every department 0. lle c--
laDli .hmeui.
TIE ALLFGUANY WATER ias iecr'ne 80
celebrated tlp1 lt a uow Shipped to near ay'gY
state lu ilc u.nu.
Pamphlets containing 'ali description ~ Be
~priugs. with ncrtllcai. s. .nlnc of ile Itlarri.
o'c cures of Dy.rclsia. Chronic Dituhga. -er,i-
Tull. Chronic Diseases 90 thr Liver and hlInrrs,
fache'ic Couaiu .l arising from Mliauai Poison.
Neuralgia. llcuurrhNii.. sick Headache a. . IS Fog,
win Ie furnished on tppirluYn.
BOARD Per month. $50, .n~'e Wcc.. 80 :
twO or more weeks. 1880: children under ga
years Of age and servants. haii price.
q. 4. tOIif1i ~.
fisnorni MnrIrar.
ic Him Aicfriny Spiiuy Va
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lPubllsLed y consent ~ Ihg I~1l "'''I "'A1h.
peTInissionl
CHURCH HILL, May 20, 1882.
Proprietor Of the Boston SAFE;
slr.-I am not well enough TO drive out
this evening. and my daughters all have an
engagement. If the goods you expected
have come. please send me ils yards more
of II, and end change by the messenger.
/ compared the piece got on last satur-
dsy with tbe ssme article in three Of the
laree stores where we nm our account, and
find that what YOU said T. true, and il is
Al least M cent cheaper. Your store is a
public benefit, and should De Il.ironizeu
by all the good people OF the ,ty'
Very respectfully, n's'
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SILKS AND sArINs

ar,s nl.r,4 l.Y0NT-t. -t.BLACK ALL rlLk SATIN
AiEKEElLLLt Y % Sc, th. io"c.i value "i
t..,...-. ..,9.i1 ,-oI' '0I,~ aad FANCY SUMMER
SILKS go 4oc.-scuerahy ,oif 10 IRON ot %
BLtCk and CoLoRED shTiSs q 53c., tic
a. risras ~EWING--ILE GRkNADiNE IN
ltfie. Myrtle. ilesh-, ''lored. Cram. Light
El.s Hus-ar. and Sew Bronze ~ p4'.a N,'i,l-
Als1. tte MIHNfiLLrbN LACE -iI.hS iA most
clnui Ire gus--imllsr -fAuc, 90 zoe.
yarl-cD.f ovDr rl.5u Goo import;
BLACK GRIN fDlNES 90 75c formerly sold II
slss. ID -I.G2 iefmcliy solid 70 s2.25
Mol rgNlNG ~ENlNG-riLk GtLN ADlNE ~
81 md ~l.-o. lriuefiF "a 4 Z 1; - lp s-.-3
10 pieces nLAth GRO--1RAlN ~i.h ipurc ,ilh
and heavy weight ti tsc--cfnfrdi lfirc 81
2 uiercs PAl-~oN'~ GRu~-0RAlN 90 o&c.-thc
same W. wt l.yo hco selling al ilhs sel'on
Il Tirr., BONNET. CA-IInEgE FINISH 81
s1.37--eo,i upward - sl.cu o. lmv'r; .
. piece NLAth hLL-riI.h MoikL 90 3i.--' tut
ssme quality "c lAVc SOFA al tii-s -o's"h 10
s.,cr1i pieces FOULARDs at e2c., the quality
Rs '.' ,'',,,,'' l,r,e ~ - soLoRKD GRos-GR AIN
SILKS lHa utlc- fA7tf 7li-A -ao 81 ~
Among tnc DRESS GOODS are:
- ili.-c. HI.ACE NI-S'~ WILLING. - inchc' 10
vf;n. SO 53c.-fAc quality hretoilre s"il ~
...,,r'I i,r.e iot. Of CoLORED DRESS GOODS
at l2sc.. some pf Nhich cost over Soc yaTa
.YfMflrf fhI- season. - ..
Ai... : CAS-. 81 WOOL-flLLING LACE BUNT-
ti.a-ai iozrn CoRSET- Thecnilrc lot comprises
~ .r ..,en various -tvlc-. viii Doe sod 40 The
uniform rrlce 81 Sic. Tie original cost "i
ulen b. from sf.26 90 $40.
rl.r above include only such gnpNr among thfln
as arc ln LARGE QUANTITIES. HcneFcr Alt =
fl-. snail ilf., though thcfC ARE 1l li \ n g. VI
BEE NF BARGAINS. COHEN iitOfiiIf~'
C9ESEE touHTH AND BROAD.
my 2---n.WGsa
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MILLINERY.
CtRAsII IN MILLINERY! -,
SUCH SLAUGHTERING PRICES -SNcsss
NEVER KNOWN IL RICHMOND,

OVER 4o5 CASES GOODS BROUGHT TO Us
By SATURDAYS EXPIRES.
our buyer has Just returned from New York.
where he succeeded In closing ont the remaining
SUMMER STOCK Of The largest Importing hous 6
there a less than 5Oc. on the dollar.
MONDAY TIE 5rH INSTANT
these goods will be unpackel aud ready for sale.
Below gC name few prices
1000 SPRAYS WHITE FLOWERS, $I.l2 spray,
worth $3.50 spray;
1000 WHITE and COLORED LONG OSTRICH
PLUMES, ". worth ";
$50 WHITE. COLORED. and BLACK Ma
TURAL OSTRICH PLUMEs. -, worth
$3.50:
500 buncbes COLORED SHADED TIPS. $3.50
bunch. worth s2.75;
5000 yards PLAID and FANCY ALL-slLk
RIBBONS. extra wide I9s. yard, worth
O2c. yard,
1000 LADIES sHADE-uATS, Sc. each;
1000 BOYS sHADE-HATs. 5c. each.
WOLFORD K SIIiLBER1.
M4 52S Broad street.
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BROOK HIGH-Scn00I.-The closing exer-
cises Of the Brook High-school, Henric0
county, occurred Friday night. in the pre-
sence Of large number OF the friends Of
the institution, including many ladies.
The programme, consisting of dialogues.
rceitations, reading, &c, reflected the high
est credit on tie scholars, teachers, and the
efficient principal Of the school, Edmund
Redd, Esq. The following l. the list Of
those who received awards Of merit: Ju-
nior DepartmenI-Attenda Archer T.
Rennie. Spelling Carrie V. Solomon.
scholarship: Ncttic II. Ronnie. Academic
Observation-Disclosures Sue {. Wright.
Department: Rebecca Solomon. Scholar
ship: Willie Z. Redd.
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DE. THOMAS T.. ATKINSON,

Dr. Atkinson was al one time president OF The
STATE Medical Association. and a wCii-knoun con-
tribuioY 20 .oine Of tie le,dinc medical journals OF
the country.
s.The buffalo I.lthia Water has q wel-sst.biished
rel,gtsli0u ~ a yaiuahlc remedial agent Ia many
cf ihe AFFECTIONS fEcillAA 10 ~ohEN' anu
sssrei.Iiv Ia AN 1s0rfess Of Inenstruation. uncun-
nccted with organic lesion. whether in esLses IN
witch the function has never been established
or. after having been 20, IL suppressed. consiiN-
ting aln.u0rfileea fh0.s fn when tie function is
executed With palm and difficulty; dysinenorrhd'A,
thOse ip which IL takca place Ia other iAfis thsA
the uterus. ytcari0us Igeu-tTuAiion, OF thosc IN
which the now = excessive, IncHOTrhSgi.-
nay ZS-Ih&Su3w
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The steamer Ariel leaves her wharf qt =
4. VI. every Tuesday. Thursday. and sat
urday for Old Point. Norfolk. and regular
landings on Jane, river.
This i by far the most pleasant route 20
Old Point. rs passengers viii find the best
fare and every comfort on board, beside
having The opportunity Of seeing all the
points % interest on the river. 20 say no-
thing Of the cXhilarating sail through alt
water. and reach Old Point several hour,
ahead u any other line.
The fare by steamer Ariel j. only about
one half that charged 10y any other line.
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Words Of Commendation.
Tie following is in relation 10 the diff
culty at Hollywood on mem0rial-day:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIIENTl
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS,

culty al Hollywood on memOriGl-0ay:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST RECIENTl
VIRGINIA NCLrNIEEE,
RlCHIOND. Va, MAY 80, 1882.
Captain H. G.. Jones:
Dear Sir.-In the decision by The Justice
u the Police Court. May 5J.h. the ca,e Of
Private Lip,comb, OF Company y. who
was arrested on the charge 0i disOrdcty
conduct. the Judge stated that while The
law does not allow blow in return for an
insult. vet that he acted a, only q man
could act under the circumstance, and
that hc would Lc rcmanded 90 the Colonel
for such action ~ he might think proper
The testimony showed that while several
members 0f Company 3 were quietly walk
INK along the public road in Hollywood on
memorial-day they were, without giving
the Slightest DrOy0catiOn. cursed and abused
bv several drunken men, and that they de-
clined 10 notice the insults because Of their
being in uniform except Private Lipscomb,
who struck one ~ them IN return Tor g
gross personal Insult.
While conscious Of The iact that the law
doe, not allow q blow in return for such
pr0vocatiOn, the colonel commanding calf
not fail 10 express hi c0mmendation u
Private Lipscomb' conduct in endcayoling
10 avoid - fara. pO.siblea any difficulty. and
also likewise 10 thank Private. Robinson,
,Ioh,on. and Mcdonald fortheir soldierly ap-
probation Of being in uniform by striving
10 maintain order rather than give way 20
theirfeelings underline unproyokcd insults.
Very respectfully.
CHARLES J. ANDERSON, Colonel.
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DR. JAMES B. LCCAW.
Profee-Cl of tLc Practice # Medicine in The Nir-
glulz Medical College.
lEx.mcf from ihc Proceedings af ihe Hichmoud
Academy of Medicine. October -. 1878. taken
from lhe Virginia Medical Monthly of Decem-
cr.Ie7S.I
lUFFAI0 LITuA WATERs or NECKLEN-
EUEG COUNTY. VAIN FEMALE And OTHER DIS
EAsEs.-Pr0fess0r Jal1ts B. Nctaw Professor ol
uc Practice - Medicine % The Virginia Medical
COLLEGE at HlchInoudh reported TWO cases of great
lrlafiitY ul TIE rEErs alG BLADDER, WHEN
All JriIEE TGEATMESI HAD FAILID-hpIii To-
al lSn HHNI.fsAIl-whtci were very much 70
AeFci hy thc use ~ tie Buffalo L4tli1 " N-icF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-04
IInportanf To Everybody.

Heller * Co.. great closing-out sale Of
Shoes and Trunks 10 2l3 Broad stree, will
only continue for a few days longer. a-
their store. 81 Broad street, is nearly
ready. There are set remaining very
large assortment of stylish good. 10 bcs0id
very low Call before 10 !, too late.
Due notice viii be given when the auc-
lion sale bcZin,.