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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

CARD TO THE PUBLIo.--In the PEN
ny Post of yesterday, there is long letter from
Valentine Heckler, in which the following passage
occurs:
"But there ia another thing that made me Know
Nothing, and that is that was carried into the "cu-
vert" by my brother German Mr. Henry Miller W here
saw the elephant large as lie. In the month of
September last, was in Bstim more with him, and he
took me up to the Gernan Roman Catholic Church
where heard the Priest preach in the German Ian.
susge from III o'clock to on politics, with newspa-
per in bis hand, from which ne would re- I'd and then
address his coBgresa CATION, and he told them in nv
presence and my hearing that those who did not
come up on the next Sunday and pledge themselves
to vote for candidate that certain parties were to
nominate that week, flor the Maryland ele cion that
come of on the following month of October
would no longer be permitted TO claim Jesus as h
brother Mary as his sister, pointing at the same
time TO the picture of Jesus aud the Virgin Mary II
| had not been satisfied before this would have bean
enough to convince me OF the dangerous influence of
the Priesthood and the unftness of the Roman Cath.
ocs to govern this country and that the two mat
ters of Politics and Religion or Church and state
we're roo much talked up with that denomination Of
Christians To COMMAND my Confidence In the selee
ton OF proper persons to discharge public dutiesn
dislike to appear in the public prints but sen n.
OF justice and night compeis mo to notice the above
cslumny.
| was in Baltimore In September last, on hu.nss.
and stayed at the same hotel with Heckler On
SUNDAY mornins'i ieft the hotel for Church, and
Heckler forced himself into my COMPANY and fol-
lowed me through several streets until we reach "A
the German Roman Catholic Church. He was In
sneh state OF intoxieaton, that was ashamed TO
enter in the body Of the church and stoppe with
him In the last corner Of the gallery Tshsrs was
no sermon preached at all--ths Priest onlv rad
Archbnhop henrick's Pastoral Letter, which hsd
not the least reference to politics. 40 NAV be In
the copy now In my possession Ii 10 utterly faise
that any aiiusion made to politics and III - hnI
invention OF Heekler. to this effect, L. tissue Of
can prove. by many witnesses all that have said
above. and now leave the matter with the public.
ap 4-HN HENRY MILLER.
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CHARTER HI.EcroNa

In pursuance of IAN Act revising and "a
dueins into one act the provis of the Chsrsr NJ
the City of Richmond" passed March 9Th lss7 A.
election will be held on Wednesday, the 4th dsy %
April. 1850. In each Ward Of the said city, for fos
members Of the Council ard Eve members a. ~.
Court Of Husting'; for mayor. Superintendent 81
tbs Gas WORKS, superintsndsnt Of Streets superin.
tsndent Of the Water Works. Register Of the Wstsr
geapt. High Constable. Captain Of the Night Wsseb
Manager Of the Poor House, Gaussr, and Msssuys,
Of Grain.
The said election will be held at the United STAT.
Hotel In Jefferson Ward; at Lafayette Hall In Ma
dson Ward; and at Lasy'a Carpentsrs Shop Al fbs
corner Of Broad and Foushee streets. fn Monroe
Ward GUSTAVUs A. MYERS
Prsst Of the Council Of the City Of Richmond.
NH IA-tde
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The TRAGEDY AT WYrHEvILLE.-W find tho
following particulars of the Wythevilie trsgadv =
full account OF which We published bv teleora,,h
yesterday
William II. Graham, citizen of Wythe conrtv
was 10 the bar room Of Col BOyds hotel abnu, q
O'Clock at night, with several other penIIe,nan
when Mr.. Spi!ler came in and took seat Grabo,,,
al the same time left the room went M 10 hi. oy.
room, returned In a lew minutes and iunredia,o,,-
commenced firing at Spiller The first and seconS
balls took effect IN the arm and back of Mr. W.
Terry, former editor Of the telegram and rho nav,
struck Mr. Z. +. Trigg candidate Tor Conorass
MT. Oscar Cox was also wounded--tha ,,ou5sd " :
these gentlemen, however, are NO, sar,r,s ar, Vi
Spiller made his escape from the ron,, vs.. SUI,
reached the street. where he was nursnad a! s iIau
upon twice by Graham one bali tskra quo Iieo
heart and the other in the head from ubia ~ m
died Immediately. As soon as the william M nc
complished bis tending purpose he made his a =.
cape. '
The family of the deceased have offered g, ooo
for bis apprehension. The following is de.cr;o
tich Of him:
HE is a man of large frame. about elk fee, fun,
or three inches high. with black hair, short snd
rather sandy colored moustache, good So, -,
teeth, with laughing but not pleasant coun,s
nance, when In conversation, and scar upon ii h
or side OF the neck little be low the angle of III
jaw. Graham usually dresses genteelly and wber
DO fed, bad black cloth suit, and black sa,iu
vest
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Liberty or Death. :"

HURRAH FOR kAEsAs-~The glorious re
suit of the late election in Kansas Territory,
which We announced yesterday, will send a
thrill of joy to every pathetic heart. The
abolitionists and free sellers were routed
horae and foot. The pro slavery ticket was
everywhere triumphantly successful. All the
gigantic means employed to PROSTATE the
Southern cause in Kansas; al the vast and
unholy combinations of fanaticism, free soil.
ism and land speculation; ali the expendi.
lures of money and all the calls for men,
have proved unavailing, and Kansas the
Territory, is in favor of Southern institutions
and Kansas, a State, will, beyond all manner
Of doubt, be admitted into the Union a Stare
State.
We rejoice al the quiet, energetic and con
stituti0nal manner in which Southern man
have maintained their rights in Kansas
Let them perseyere in the same noble shirt
and with unhagging energies, aud the dav x
our own. Nine cheers for Kansas ConG,.
sion to Seward and his brother traitors,
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DrmocR.r,o MrETIsG.-The Democra-

DEMOCRATIC MKETING.-]he pemocra-
tic Association of the city met last night at Odd
Fellows Hall, DR.. VIM Patterson Ia the chair,
and DR. Jas Dove, secretary.
The meeting was frst addressed by Mr. Roger
A. Pryor, the Enquirer, whose remarks werefe"
ceved with much applause.
He was followed by Col. Taliaferro, of Glouces+
ter who made short and stirring address.
Mr. B. Stovall closed the speaking with most
humorous and interesting speech, which was re-
ceved with vociferOus cheering.
After he had finished the meeting adjourned to
meet to-day at the polls.
The democrats present were most enthusiastic
and the hall rung with their shouts OF applause.
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NJ ARINE. NEWS
PORT os aICHmOND, Auru s.

ARRIVED,
Curne '0' N -
:, t Schr Falmouth, Warren, Baltimore, sndz, w d
steamship Pennsylvania, Clifford, Philadelphia.
noz and Passengers. F'
SAILED,
90 SSie sp Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz
Steamer Beividere, Prtchard, BsItimora md1
Ludlam Watson. i''loie' niuZ
Schr CeIlto; CIoweli, Boston, mdz. o Cu,rls
cersin Rockingham. Haynes, Salem, mdz, David
, oShL ruth Creighton Baltimore, coal, w d Col.
Sehr Leave, Gentry, Chickahomipv
Sehr William Severe Brooks Bsftinors I'D, n,
ID Colquitt Co. "''i1ioie' hioZ, "
schr Jane Baker, Somers, to load down the II.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| CHARtEn AFLEorioss.-T The polls open
this morning a, o'clock at the United States Ho-
tel, corner Of 10Th and Main streets Mt Lafayette
Hall on 9th street, opposite Bank; and at Iacy's
carpenter shop, south side OF Broad, corner of Fou
shee street. The Democratic and American par
ties are both thoroughly organized we believe,
and the successful one will no doubt claim the
victory as a arand triumph of their principles -
We trust that nothing may occur TO dsturb the gen
ersl quiet heretofore universally observed In our
city elections. The general ticket of both parties
will be found 10 another column.
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LAMP LIGHrERs.-We are fully convinced,
after closely watching the present system OF Fight
ing aud distinguishing the public lamps that the
night police should not be required 10 discharge
that duty and that by compelling them TO do So
their usefulness do public guardian. ia greatly com
promised, aud in this opinion we believe We are
borne out by iacts worthy the attention OF the pub
lie. For the past two years most OF the burgtaries
that have been committed have taken place just at
the time the police were engaged in the duty OF
lighting and distinguishing the lamps. The perpe-
traitors of these deeds have only to know where the
watchmen are, and what they are engaged IN, to
escape detection and knowing this, they concoct
their plans neutrality-suspicious.. if they were
not thus appraised of the abors of the police, they
could have no assurance of escaping detection
The subject is one OF some importance to the city
and we shall endeavor to direct the council to
it, rs as the elections are over and that body
is thoroughly organised.
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FELLOW CITIZENS OF RICHMOND IL
again announce M self candidate for the office OF
SERGEANT, which you in your Kindness elected me
TO one year sgo. | have endesvored faithfully TO
discharge every duty which has devoved upon me
and if have failed in any, it of the hesd
and net Of the heart. If you again give your gut
frages pledge myself to every exertion to pre-
mo.e your Interest and to discharge the duties OF the
office with credit to myssl6 Respectfully,
NH 26-tde MARTIN M. LIPSCOMB,
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Tueaday. April Sd. GEO ROGERS CLARKE,
youngest child OF Geo A. and Caroline V. Weed
The funeral will take place Weduo 5dgY, 4th, at
O'clock, Z Nj from Monumental Church. The
triends Of the family are invited 10 attend.
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LIBERAL.-Coonel j. w Tyson oi Ellicotts
Mills, Md. the president OF the HampShire Coal
and Iron Company, has donated towarda the conn
pleton OF the Presbyterian church, ut Piedmont,
Va, one hundred tons OF coal
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A CARp.-In answer to the inquiry OF
Citizen in the Dispatch of March 18th have or
ly to say that hsve said did not expect 70 20
reelected or that did design being acandiaA'S
for reelection. A.
have now been nearly four years In the once,
during which time have underworld to dsenhko
the duties of Superintendent of the City Gas MoiN
faithfully and in,partlaiy, and IL in that csPselsy
have given satisfaction hope it may be tho pleas
ure OF the citizens to elect me again
NH ltd Very respectfully,
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AMERICAN The Afr

AMERICAN MEETING The African
Church was densely crowded last night by mem
bers and friends of the American party to listen to
the speech of the Hon JOHN NJ. PATTON, the front
gallery being filled with ladies.
The meeting was called TO order by Mr.. John H.
GiImer. on whose motion Mr.. George w. T0ler
was called 10 the chair Messrs. RidCeway of the
Wing, and Easley q the Post, were appointed sec"
retaries.
The Chairman then introduced Mr.. Patton, VINO
snchained the attention OF his audience for more
than an hour and half in defending himself against
the assaults made upon him. and in vindcating the
princip es OF the American party. He frequent
ly interrupted by loud and deafening applause
Messrs R. T. Daniel. A. J. Crane and - Brice,
were each called on and responded. being continu-
alIy interrupted Big the cheers of their audience.
After giving three vociferous cheers for sam
the meeting journed at half past II o'clock, to re-
assem BILE at the polls this morning.
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Day WEATHER.-Farmers and gardeners
very much in need of rain, and the wheat crop
Is quite backward in the neigborhood of the civ
owing TO the cold dry weather for several weeks
past. If the season is not unusually proptious
this month, the crop OF wheat will fall short of an
average one
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RFMovED-Samuel Norment, fourteen hum
bred dollar clerk in the Third AUDITORS Office, at
Washington was Saturday removed
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THE MAYOR Of the city has been unable
to attend his courts for several DAYS owing To the
extreme illness of q member OF his family In his
absence Alderman Farrar is officiating
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!. p. TYLER

To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND - again respectfully announce myself can.
didate for reelection to the Office of HIGH CON.
STABLE.
NH S0-dtd J. p. TYLER
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There will be Monthly Meeting of the
Monroe Building Fund Company, at Saunders Hall
Thursday, 5th inst, at half past7 p. NJ
There will be meeting of the Board hmm diately
after the ao journment of tho Company. A full at.
tendance is desired.
an 4-2t 3. w, STARKE Saciv
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MORE THAN HE BARGAINED FOR.-Yes-
terday morning gentleman connected with the Do.
lice puIchasod string of cat fiah at the mark ct
and, on having them cleaned, discovered that thew
contained Ia their stomschs, several good size
founders." OF couIse, he got more than he bar
gained for, but did not MT to return them To tbs
fish monger of whom he purchased the cats
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SUDDEN DEATH We regret to learn
that one of our old citizens, Mr. JAMES GnAY, died
suddenly at his residence In this city on Monday
night last. Mr.. Gray was apparently In perfect
health at tea Time but was suddenly attacked a
short time after, and during the night expired -;
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In TRGUBLE.-Ofhcer Seal succeeded
Yesterday afternoon in arresins and committing to
the cage Phrisby Dix, Il white man, charged viii
asssultins beating and threatening TO kill Samuel
Dogsett He will have a hearing before Alderman
FarIaT this morning.
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ACoIDENT.-A man named Wing6eld
while in o state of intoxicstion, was thrown from
his horse yesterday afternoon, and had the back oil
his head badly cut, and his person otherwise bruised
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To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF RIoH~
MoND.-f respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office Of Re gister OF the CRY
Water Works. NJ. L. STRATTON.
NH 22-dtd*
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To NY FRIEsDs AND FELLOw-ClrIzEgs.
II respectfully announce myself candidate for rs
siec'ion to the office of GRAIN MEAsURER for
the port of Richmond.
NH J0-5t l. III JUCK
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY or RicH~
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself 8 candidsts
for reelection to the Office of OF ,hs
City Water Works JAMES l.. DAVIS.
NH 22-hfdk
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l beg leave respectfully, TO announce
myself candidate for reelection to the oiccs OF
Mayor Of this city.
ma 29-dtd JOSEPH MAYO.
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JOHN PEARCE.

To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RIoH-
respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office Of City Gauger.
NH 81 tde+ SAMPSON JONES.
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In reply to the enquiry of Many Voters
in Jefferson Ward, the solicitation Of my friends
in different parts of tbs city, declare myself can
ddate for the office of Superintendent of the City
Gas Works; and If it should be the pleasure OF my
fellowcitzens to elect to this post, pledge ny
best exertions to fill it to the satisfaction OF the
whole community. Respectfully -
NH 22-tde THOS. IL. WYNNE.
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A. Wiki NSON.

To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF RIoH
MoSD:-I respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection 70 the office of CAPTAIN OF THE
NIGHT WATCH.
NH 2T-tds A. WILKINS
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]. r PAIRO.
AMERICAN TICKET.

CHARTER ELECTIoN-wEDNEsDAY, APRIL ARR.
For MayOr-JoseDh Mayo
For -ASsessor-D. Mi Ter.
For Colteeior- Julius A. Hobson.
For SergedHt-M. n. Lipscomb.
Far High COastrble--J ?. Tyler.
For Gudger Samson Jones
For Gram Medsuyer- L.. Fl. Luck.
For Superintendent Of Wdtsr tporks-Jsmes L
Davis
For Superintendent Of Gas Horks-Thomss H.
Wvnne
For SRperinteRdenfof Sfre,ts-M Bates.
For Manager Of Poor HO,tse-John Pesrcs.
For Register Of Wafer Forks-M. l.. stIstt0n.
For CAPTAIN Of Night Watch-Arshibsld Wiikln-
son. ap 9--2ts
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AM candidate for re- election 70 inc
office of City Collector. JULIUS A. hoBsoH'
NH 22-dtdt
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ALARM OF FiRE.-1he alarm of fire last
night. about 10 o'clock caused by the burning of
pile of shsvings Venable street, at the term mus
OF 18th street.
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MARRIED.
DID.

On the 29th uit., by Rev e. Nj. Buoknrr WM A
OF Hanover county.
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WATCH HOUSE PRIsoNERs.--During the
month oil March last there We're III persons arrest
ed aud committed in the first and second station
houses OF this number ii were white persons
free negroes aud 100 slaves AT the first station
house there were 100 cOmmittas-5 ST slaves { free
negroes and SO white persons. At the second sta
ton house there were II committas--53 slaves, 3
free negroes, and 5 white persons
The greater portion OF the time of the night po
lice Is occupied in arresting drunken white men,
and slaves who stroll about the streets with i'm.
proper passes
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AMERICAN TICKET FoR JEFFERsoN WARD.

FOR COUNCIMEN.
James NJ. Talbot, Arson Richards,
r. "a. Butler. franklin Stesrns,
Charles ]. Sinton
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LusUs NATURE-At Mr.. O'CopnelFs
residence, in rear of the Lencssterian School NAV
be seen living chicken with four legs The little
its legs to scratch or walk on. The fourth ops
however, is a little Gsformed but is notwitbstsnd
log, d very respectable leg Where's Baruumq
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In A STRAiGHr-A letter was received
in this city yesterday from free man of color
in Boston, who left here come few months
since for the North, giving most gloomy descrp
ton OF the condition of persons of his class in that
section OF the country, and warning his friends TO
remain in old Virginia forever. He states that
negroes, unless they have run away from their
masters, lind no sympathy with the abolitionists,
and can only get work to do on such jobs white
men will not touch and even then receive but
small pay for their labor. The picture drawn by
this poor fellow is not only true, but shows too
plainly the hollow heartedness of those mock
phiianthropists WHO urge slaves to leave couor-
table homes here, to flee to the North, where they
can have the glorious privilege Of starving.
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BOSTON RUM-Hibbert's and Byass
- London Porter; Rectifed whiskey, o. r.; Raj
s'ns, Lemons; Rice; for sale by
ap4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
RtE fLOUR.-A few barrels very nice
~ Just Received. For sale by
spf j. JURY.
E,AThA BAKERS FLOUR.-2O0 bbls
IL receiving For sale By
apH J. j. FRY.
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LYNCH Law IN hAsYLASD-The Grand Jury
10 Caroline county, Md. which has been inyestiss.
ting the case OF David Thomas, a negro hung In
Oel0ter last. by the populace, have adjourned
without sdabtfyinR any of the parties
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FIRE IN THE WOODs.-On Monday last
while number of laborers were engaged In burn
ing brush on Mr. R r. Duval's farm near this city,
the fence dividing his premises from that OF MIR. n
F. Bowe took lire, and several panels were de-
stroyed before it could be extuguished.
on Sunday last q fire broke out in ''Rtchie's
woods" about three miles west OF the city, and
proved quite destructive to the underground and
fencing around it Fortunately the flames did not
reach any house near it,
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FINE IN ALEXANDRIA CouNTY-A fire broke
ont 10 the woods, in Alexandria county, on Sunday
and extended distance of several miles. The
Washington Star says that Mr.. l. Baily, MIR. Osien
and Mr.. Galphin are among the sufferers. TIE
Episcopal Theological Seminary had harrow es-
cape Mr. JudsOn lost barn
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/ respectfully announce myself a candi-
date for reelection to the Office Of sUPEgIN.
TENDENT OF STREETS. NJ BATES
NH S0-5t*
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ALDERMEN.
ap 4-itt

ALDERMEN.
T. G. Wingield, James GRAY,
n. C. LipscOmh, DIR. A. T. b Merritt,
Peter w. Grutbs.
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To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND--I re-
1psctfully announce myself candidate for the Office
OF Manager of the Poor House, and II it should
be the pleasure of my fellow citizens to elect me,
promise to devote my best energies to discharge the
dGties of tha office.
NH 29-tde JOHN PEAREE.
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To MANY VoTERs.-Not being able to
devote time to the duties of Alderman I must ask
to decline tho nomination as candidate for that
place. Respectfully,
an a-2tk III. r PAIhO
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD.
DON'T READ THISI--Be i

Gritty
place to place, with the greatest comfort
and at the lowest rate that the undersigned has du
ring the last year. greatly enlarged aud improved his
establishment by adding to his former bushes sill
kinds of light Carriages BUGGiES. ROCKAWAYS
NC No, which. being connected with his SADDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS makes it the
most complete honse to equip any one 10 want ia
the city. II 10 stock hand is very large and well
assorted and not to be surpassed in and du
rabiltty- He would respectfully return thanks 70
his numerous patrons; aud soliciting their continued
pstronee, pledges himself 10 give satisfaction in
price ana quality His store fronts on 18th and Cary
streets. opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap 4-Sm q. T. MILES
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MONROE WARD.
AN ERICAN TICKET.

COUNCIIlIEN.
David j. Saunders, Jas A. Scott
DR.. Albert Snesd, Rich'd II. Dibrell,
Geo. X. Crutchield.
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To "MASY VOTERS. Il see by the Dis
patch my the Ticket of Councilmen, pro-
posed to be run by you for Jefferson Ward, have
many occasions when solicited, declined 70 accept
such nom ination-and must now respectfully saw
To you that cannot serve, If elected.
alp 2-3t" l.. N. Elicit
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To THE VOTERs or THE CRY OF RICH
soRD-Hsvip q received the nomination of the Dem.
ocratic party for the Office Of High Constable 70
specially announce myself candidate for that Of
flee, hoping my fIiends Siil give me their cordial
support If elected, will discharge the duties 10
the best ofmy ability.
Your fello citizen.
NH SI-4tt HENRY r. JONES
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ALDERMEN,

dLDERlIEN.
Alfred fnioes, Thos +. Word,
II. T. Pairo, VIM. Taylor,
John Fl. Leftwicb.
The foregoing Ticket will be voted for On
WEDNESDAY, for Common Councilrnen and Alder.
men for ] eHerson Ward. MANY VOTERS
NH Solder