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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01

SUPREME COURT OF ArPEALs-ALL TIE
JUDGES PRESENT. THE argument III tho
cases of Burnett Us. Hunter, Martin Us.
Snowdcn, and Porter Us. Cazenove, upon
an appeal from decision of the District
Court of Fredericksburg, was concluded
yesterday, and time taken for consldera-
ton.
The case of Scott's executriX Us. Scott,
upon an appeal from decision of the Dis
trict Supreme Court of Fredericksburg,
was partly argued, and continued.
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THE RICHARD ADAMS mentioned in the
Mayors Court proceedings on Wednesday
is not Mr.. Richard Adam we'll known in
this city as the former proprietor OF
bakery on Main street.
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8mllmond 4ispatrfl,
FRIDAY................NOVEMBER l, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH !" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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Personal. = General Wilcox, United
States army, commandant of Lynchburg,
was in the city yesterday, stopping at the
Ballard House.
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALAASAC-NovgNBER l, 1857.
sun rises............ $40 Noon rises ".
sun sets............. s.lt High tide, A. M... 81

sun rtses.......... $40 Noon rises; VA
sun sets............. STA High TIDE, A. NJ. IL
P0RT OF RICHMOND. OcroBzR3i.
AARIvEp.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, nsr.
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
MEMORANDUM.
Brig tBr } Lapwng, Cremor, cleared from new
York for Rich hmond on 3lst instant.
NOTICE TO aAaIsEhs.
TbaIjyhthopss Roard has received Official In
formation that pile lighthouse has been erected
at omers's Cove, the mouth OF the Little anna
The light will be Exhibited for the 2rst TINA on
the evening OF the dth OF November.
BY rELYGRAPH-
WASHINGTON October al.-The French steam
ship mst,rdam, from Malaga with frnit. went tc
pieces al hon,auk Point, Conn. yesterday
paILApgLPHIA, October 3l.-Arrived, steamer
Union, from New Orleans. Met barqne Vivid, IRON
Matanzas for New FORK leaking badly.
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nEV Ii MS
GRAND PRESENTATION
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, 1857,
onpEPr

1907 MAIN STREET.
We are now opening our full assortment OF
beautiful goods Of the latest and most desirable
fabrics for the present and approaching seasons,
and We respectfully ask the attention OF the puo-
lie to our FINE AND FASHIONABLE READY :
MADE CLOTHING, as we'll as our PATTERN
GOODS for the Custom Work Department. from
which selections may be made; and we are ena-
bled to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION IN the sultlnS OF
the nor fastdious tastes and meeting the wishes
of the most economical
Our CENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. is
wel stocked with all that variety of goods which
becomes seasonable at this period, and we present
all gradss of goods, and range OF prices within
tho means of all, since it is our determination
that = O one shall leave
lcO7 MAIN STREET
will: mt the conviction 1t Is the place for great
bargains when the character OF the gooas IL TAKEN
into consideration.
JOHN S. DEvLIN,
HENRY T. MILLER. oca-iln
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TURNER will accept our thanks for the
November number Of the Southern Boys
and Girls Monthly.
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- TENT TUBE OR PIPE WE'LL
bird more digging. no more boring. Cost one
s.. ts' c.n the old fashioned we'll. Send or
-1cs u. e fsGisI ADDRESS w. Il. ST sWART,
sElu,ro. Slswar, & Earsamin, 1913 h ain street,
.lHl. N "a. .oe a gen. for the States OF Vir-
.s,gn eel Firsiria, North Carolina, and Eouth
HlSlv, county. and town nights for sale.
Oe S-eod2m
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Posi- OFFICE HoURs.-On and after this
date the city post-ollice will open at A.
NJ, and close at $50 p. NJ.
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DISTRESSING SUICDE.-We learn that a
few days ago Mr.. Thomas L. Wsring, son
Of Thomas L. Waring, Esq, hfghly-re-
spected citizen of Essex county, In tins
State, committed suicide by shooting him.
self through the head. He left . note
stating that he had been in trouble for
two years. Great distress was caused in
the community by this rash act, and much
sympathy is felt for the afflicted family.
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BY PKEAERNE YOU X TEETH-AR-
"l>F bGCAI-aESTuRE YO0R GUMS To 4
A-ALTHY CONDITION. N.-DOWDEN'S DENTAL
'~t.p wh.,eus the teeth, perfumes the BREATH
''"e7es toptatchs. Recommended by dentists
@1-Hhys1csaNs everywhere. For sale by all drug
''ls Wholesale by
CANDY, GlLPIN & CO., rruggiss.
OCT Baltimore, Md.
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William Price (colored) sworn: I was
placed up stairs at the First Ward polls as
special policeman. Colonel Rose placed
me there, and instructed me not to let any
one interfere with the voters, and to keep
order among the colored men. Saw Robert
Price when he came up, and heard Par
sons ask him how be intended voting. he
said he was going to vote for Hunnicutt.
l told Bob to stand aside. Some four or
five white men then came out from the
had not said he intended voting the John
son ticket, catching hold Of him at the
same time. Bob commenced trembling,
and said "yes, SIR" Ten minutes after
this, saw Parsons leaning on the railing.
A policeman came up, caught hold Of him,
and told him to come down. Some white
men rushed up and got around Parsons.
Some one asked who that was, and some
one else said, "kick him down stairs a
id s-n Of b--h." That was the last
l saw Of him.
Questioned Don't know who called him
s-n of a b-h. Thought they would
iDjure him. There was but one policeman
present. Mr.. Riley was present. Don't
know that he said anything.
Richard II. Taylor sworn was one of
the special police detailed by Colonel
Rose, and was on duty at the head of the
stairs at the First Ward polls. Saw a
colored man come up. Heard Parsons ask
him how he wished to vote. he said he
wished to vote for HuDnicutt. Parsons had
two tickets in his hand at the time. Some
white men came, and asked if he had not
told them that he intended to vote the
Johnson ticket. Yes" said he. A police
man then arrested Parsons. Some one
asked who that was under arrest some one
else replied, :" 1t is that id little Par
sons; kick him; kill him."
Questioned: Parsons was appointed by
the Republican party to. distribute tickets
for the First Ward. -Ithfnkthe white men
frightened him.
The Commissioner here announced that
he would adjourn the case until 10 o'clock
this morning.
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,s,2eciGJ Notices.
BFO
rsr,T PANIC IN NEW YORK
LARGE FAILURES.
oysAT SCARCITY OF MONEY
sarpIY ROOMS AT LESS
THAN GOLD COST!
,ys,orYT PANTHER oN THE SPOT. AS
.~ ,,wAYs is WHEN BARGAINS ARE
TO Be HAD.
,r,T PANIC IN NEW YORK
Na offer this week

,,,rr opEss GOODS at l?!c., worth zoe at
~, 1or,n ~: at ?5c., worth 4oc. at a7.c.,
r.r.A s.!o.;
-,.,-sE NgE!So a, ioc., worth 'Sc. \;
g.u. FRENCH MERlNo. full width, at 'cc.,
r5r.A :. ?i;
.,,.ygss CLOTH at 81, would be bargain at
:&";
.ssgugEp'S PLAlDs at lesc., worth 2sc.
grg.CuED and UNBEEACHED sHEETING
s..c:
,-rew-cAsE CoTTQN, full ~ inches wide, at
&C.. worth soc,;
wax Flannel Al leg, 20, and 25c.
.,.r.wuoL Flannel at SOC;
yu.-g FLANNEL, fun yard wide, a, eoc.,
worth -5c.;
ggrTg BRlLLIANTS at 2ec., worth aac.
rggrEgp MUSLIN at 1c3c worth 25c.;
gyE sKIgTING CAMBRIC, one and a quarter
wards vide, at 5Oc, worth 75c.;
,-gTgyG STRIPES at l7lc.;
gsD TICK l2tc.,
w.rSED BANDS at 75c, 81, and $l.2s, worth
-..,s ,Aau double the money;
I
,...y 81 per cent below regular prices;
s.ry0g4L SKIRTS At 81 So worth So;
,nrg~ EgsoMS Mt l?., rs. 49, a. and SOC.
ve,-r glBBED LAMBS WOOL HOSE at 2sc.,
~arth 51c.;
r..rr SHAKER RIBsED SOCKS a. a7c., worth
:;.;
ynHaIg SHIFTING, seven -eighths yard wide, at
&C., worth 75c. per yard.
~grET for trimming skirts at l5c. per yard, sold
Everywhere at 25c.
...L BERAGE at soc, worth 75c. 4;
,-,aricr FRENCH DgLAlEEs at SOC, worth 75c.
r..r me ALPACA All color-, al Soc. worth 7sc.;
..rtD FLANNEL, all wool, for Skirts and
shirts, At 3oc. per yard, worth 75c.;
ggNsTITCHED HANDK ERCHIEFS at toc., would
ns cheap 1T soc; at SOC, worth 7sc.;
clssMBgEs at sl.25, worth SITS;
-7STrCkT JEANS at &c;
w..rv SATlEETT at aOc., worth Soc.
-,glg LINEN at soc worth &c.;
rrrRhBACK TOWELS at l2sc., 25c.. and up
waTd.
l1yg. DaMAsK NAPKINS, frinssd, at $l.'5 per
ALSO,
at great bargains
furRaIgEs, ALPACAS, CLOTHS, and all kinds
a,gaal, fav mems and boys wear;
~ypEs GARMENTS for men, women, and chill
l,ra:
rgp BLANKETS, LINEN, CAMBRIA, and SWISS
EMBROIDERED EDGlNGS aud INsERTlNGS;
Husa SOCKS, GLOVES, HOOP SKIETS,
TAPE TRIMMINGS,
CmgESTRT aud MAGIC RUFFLE TRIMMINGS,
.rEBrN> aad large stock of WHITE GOODS
a. tu bs lid al low prices at the old established
..,.u! LEVY BgOTHERS,
new No. 1917 lold No. l5) Main street,
mg nearly opposite Old Market
UgkE! E.s4rEr. JAAEs L. hAuaY
xoBsRTT. BROOKE.
w x. II. fIiuHY Il CO.,
tgBTABL1BRED N 1881
EAEKsRs And BROKHEs,
SO. l3la ii ain street.
rnt house balow tn post -ofdse,
RIoRyoyD, Va.
gr3aLlEU EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
g4EE NOTES STATE, CITY, and
kAlLROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, Ge.,
bought ana sOid on commission.
0LpJS,TS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
A4D3 on all accessible po!nta In the United
Ss.si fs7
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MFR. JOHN TlETJEN, MERCHANT
fl TAILOR having removed to his new store, on
the corner Broad and Tenth streets, IL prepared
to furnish GENTS CLOTHING in the latest
styles His goods are tastefnlly selected, and Of
warranted quality and his prices are reasonable.
Ca and ex mi ne. oc lI-3m
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N0TICE.-In retiring from the concern and man.
agement OF the business, j would cheerfnlly re-
commend Mr. James A. B!amire fwho has been
with us for some time past) as worthy the oonn-
dence Of my late patrons: ~
Signed CHARLES a. bShhAAN.
70
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JUDGE BuRNuAM's COuRT.-ln this court
Yesterday Thomas Conners was arraigned
and tried for receiving stolen goods, and
being found "not guilty." was acquitted.
The calling of the civil docket was COM
menccd, and considerable business trans
acted.
The civil docket will be resumed this
morning.
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ARRESTS DURING LAST MoNTH.-The
following is a summary of arrests made
during the month of October, ending yes
terday: Whites.-Felony, /; misdemeanor,
1870. Colored.-Felony, II; misdemeanor,
ll9. There were 81 cases of violation Of
city ordinances and y cases OF violation OF
State laws.
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MAYORS COURT MAYOR MAYO PRE-
SIDING = THURSDAY MORNING. = Present
this day: One mayor, in good humor in
spite of bad weather; one clerk, glad to
have short docket policemen, two,
empty handed reporters, "nary prl-
soners, one minus one, charged with no
crime to be found upon the statutes ;
spectators, about ten, looking scattering,
dirty, gloomy, and discontented, although
the country Is free. Mandarin called
"Order.'' aud "order" appearing TO pre-
vail " at that present time," and to have
prevailed during the previous day, the
court stood adjourned until Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
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CJOthdmg.

DINE DRESS CLOTHING.-We
- have now In store q beautiful assortment OF
FISB DKESs CLOTHING, embracing
BLACK FROCKS,
BLACK SACKS,
BLACK DokSKIN PANTS. and
FANCY SILK VESTS
all made up In the latest Styles and which will be
sold very low.
Call at the old established house Of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH b Co.
mol 1898 Main ttraet.
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u ESURGAM.-WH IN THE
AZ FIELD AGAIN.-Fashion, grace, elegance,
cheapness. and durability, defying GSoHmps!itSonn
lsol MAIN. CORaEK OF FIFTEENTH STREET,
RICHMOND. H. " HlTLOCK, having just re.
turned from the principal northern cities, would
respectfully beg leave 10 invite attention to me- s
French and English Cassimeres, Meltons, Cordu-
roys, and Felyeteens; Velvet SILK, and Marsellles
Vestings, &c. Mr.. WHITLocK's well: estab blisbed
reputation as cutter and filter In the tailoring
prsc ludes the necessity OF his inviting the fur
ther attention OF his friends and the public to the
great advantages Of his cheap, substa ntial, and
fashionable establishment, especially as he chal-
lenges competition in any respect. He would also
beg 10 inform his friends everywhere, and the
people OF Richmond in particular, that his stock
Of hEADY- MADE CLOTHING is unrivalled here,
while his supply, OF GENTS FURNISHING
GooDS, including Gents Under Garments, Cotton
cannot be equalled
Please call see us. and examine for yourselves
TO your own satisfaction.
Fl. WHITLOCK,
oc 2l-eod2w 1901 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DRINKERS FARM MURDER.
TRIAL OF PHILLIPS.
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rOFFEE.-RioC Coffee prime to choice,
~ for sale by GoHDoN q nhln1 An,
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NrEW BUCKWHEAT. PRIME BUT
~ TER, GOLDEN SYRUP, just LecsiTedm
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cUGARS-Brown and refined, of va
- Iious grades, for sale by ,,o
mol Pearl Block.
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We most earnestly and respectfully ask those
indebted to us to pay their accounts as each OF rs
Is anxious to begin anew, ,parately. We have
on hand 10000 OLD CIGARS, OF various quail
ties, which we will sell low to close.
I'D
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TN ASSUMING THE SOLE PROPRI
4 ETOHSHIP OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL re-
spectfully ask for continuance Of the liberal pa.
tronage which II has heretofore received, plsdging
my earnest efforts make 1t all that II has been In
the past
oc l0-1m J. l.. ChRRlNGTOF.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The partnership heretofore existing
bstwean the undersigned, under the firm OF JOHN
BOUCHER & co is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. JOHN bOUCdhh,
RUDOLPH HAURAND.
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MERCHANTS EXCELSIOR, AND
NI GOLDEN SYRUP, for sale by
GORDON u CRINGAN,
mol Pearl Block.
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DiSSOJ2ItjO1es, dc.

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ SHIP.-The co partnership heretofore exist
ing between G. A. BEREIAN and x. V. HUDnUT,
druggists, corner Of Twenty. fifth and Broad
streets, Church Hill, is this day dissolved oy mu-
tusl CONSENT y. A. BBRRIAH rettrirg. s,e
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PARDoNs.-The Governor On yesterday
pardoned Hubert Newton and Andrew
Newton, convicted in the Mecklenburg
County Court Of misdemeanor, and SEN
tenced to six months Imprisonment IN the
county Jail; c,
Also, Preston Lucas, convicted in Giles
county of larceny, and sentenced TO seven
months Imprisonment in the county jail;
Also, Spencer Patterson, convicted IN
the Circuit Court of Appomattox OF mur-
der in the second degree, and sentenced 70
the penitcntiary for ten years.
SYNOD OF VIRG1NIA.-Thise ecclesiastical
BODY, which embraces in its jurisdiction
all the Presbyterian churches in the State,
meets at Charlestown, Jefferson county,
on the 9Th instant.
Several ministers from Richmond are
making preparations to be in attendance.
A private letter from Charlestown says
that "the Synod, the great event now in
the minds of the Presbyterian portion OF
our community, convenes here next
week. Indeed, people of all denomina-
tions will assist in providing for the stran-
gers that will be brought to our town. The
Presbyterians are fixing up their church
very handsomely for the occasion, having
newly painted and carpeted It.
at has been raining constantly for two
days. a great deal of water has fallen
and the streams will be very much swol
lem"
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Meetings.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem "A.
NE bers OF JOPPA LODGE, q. D., are "
hereby summoned to attend 3 called meet/N
Ing Of the Lodge at the hall Of Metropotan Lodge,
No. IL. on Marsh all between Sixth and Seventh
streets, THIS EVEaING ats o'clock promptly, for
work.
~ o'u'' y 'A' WILLIAM ]. RIDDICK,
no LIN Secretary.
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rMOKED REEF. HORSFORDS
BagAD PaEPARATIOH, WOODS ROE HER
hisS1 ns 90 HUHDLEY TATUM.
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uOW TO DRESS IN STYLE.

HOW TO DRESS IN STYLE.
Select your materials for Business Hunting, Pro.
menade, or Dress Suits. and leave your
measure at
SCHALP & HARTMAN'S
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 1911 Main street, near Thirteenth street,
acknowledged by all 10 produce the
LATEST FASHIONS,
BEST FITS, and
PRICES TO SUIT.
Their elegant stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
and
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
is complete, and rs pretty as can be. oc 81
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JeaceIers, dc.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PAT
" AkE, &c, Al JOHN h. TYLER & CO $, 1872
-.E.h s.tr"t.-Wc have on hand and are constant
,sv"!Fimt ait ihe most desirable styles OF
~ >>INola rms, Ear Kings. Finger Rings, &c.;
'''-, LH"mei!ed aud Etru.can Jewelsry-every
ra'''Nte ~ in!s line Of new patterns;
taa.el: -
'''4 Watch chains, Vest, Chatalain, and Leon
'"ys! IT,. Services Pitchers, Goblets, Mugs, But-
is1f Dsars. Cas,ors. Spoons Forks, Ladies'
Da'.i haIv". &c
ivy ID cas7-. tor Bridal and other presents oc
FRANKLIN, oPTICIAN formerly
y 4 :.'.,' 4. IKE ~ s::: SS s,:: e: 90
8 "a .aGyst"r B{EA2LiaN B{s li pEBsLE and
TI' TS >HPaofAcLES and EYEGLASSES:
a. '.Ds .@s.ERA ofERA GLASSES, MICROSCOPES, &C.,
r-tst~fn prices
'''oie' and glasses Sc, in frames to order.
No"LAN y co. are receiving to-day
GLgE'ctaees Of tho latest styles Of NEW JEW
Lab r.t-'i ~. =, rem ,, The factories.
I..attH MATCHES
Ess1%StAAT SETS or PINS and EARRINGS.
IIs241SalELLED and CHASED BAND BRACELETS,
Ca4k,y1:S ( Sgd I'D VEST CHAINS,
~ ssfsyyE aal BGSoM BUTTONS
ws6iSai"ED ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
d. ..@.55$3iS&.FlcENT kgw sILvERwARE, in cases,
-. aoWLAN q CO.'S.
lAh ~, WATCHES aud JEW e
PuFSgEi Of every description BE- Ia
~ she most perfect manner. N.SMe
RoBT. Z. MAcoMBEE.
at. corner OF Main and Tenth streets,
Sk.~,t tAar rHnCt- M
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TENHE NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
L GOING AHEAD.
IN RECEIPT OF THE SECOND SUPPLY.
COMB TO No. 1402 MAIN,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
wbe you will nd the cheapest and largest stock
Of CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
am determined to offer first class goods at such
prices as to give satisfaction. invite my hume
rous friends and the public generally.
a. OPPENHIMER,
No. 1902 Main street. between
oc 10 FCur zenith and Fifteenth streets.
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HXTRA FLOUR FOR BAK ERS.-
II Seventy. five barrels BXTRA FLoUR; same
brand IA heretofore furnished to our bakers, ana
which still continues to give satisfaction.
s 2. LaThROp, Agent.
mol Eighteenth street, south side dock.
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CUGAR-CURED i a CO N - Hams,
y Rr..sts and sboulders-just received by
STEVENS, PhGRAM & CO.,
no, Nos Oil and Gl3 Broad street.
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BARRELS EXTRA NO. MACK rs
y REL 20 kits extra No. lMACKBREL, 10 quar-,
tar barrels extra No. MACKEREL, Just received
A'tI ~ "a "a '"'' DANDRIDGE b ANDERSON:
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CHEESE.-Plimc DAIRY CHEESE
" receiving by steamer for sale 6y ,sc
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Groceries, dc.

rb'uE GREATEST LUXURY IN THE
l world Is good Tea-the place 10 buy 1t, III
Main street. Gunpo~ der Tea OF the best quality,
All other grades OF Teas. OF the best quality. In
prrportion Roasted Coffee refined and brown
sugars. j. IL. hNl h's iea otUio,
| doors
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-21

The largest, most enthusiastic, and.
also, the most orderly political meet
ing ever held in Windsor, was, in all
probability, the Democratic Jolliica.
ZION of last Wednesday evening. The
speeches, the procession, the illumina-
.ions ard decorations, tho immense
crowd, and last, but not least, the
dance-all were the perfection of their
kind. The speeches by Judge Gay
lord, Col. Ball and Col. Wm. Hawkins,
were just such speeches as tho people
desired to hear, rs was manifested by
The long and loud cheers which each
speech RECEIVED.
The illumlnations und decorations
bore testimony, not only of the conn,
dent spirit OF tho Windsor Democracy
but also OF their ability 10 adorn aud
6eautiGy.
Tue Dance was one OF the best con-
Quoted that it was over our pleasure
to attend, and was free from all I'M
pleasant interruptions.
II we may accept an unsuccessful
attempt, by a few of tho negro wor-
shipping party, to interrupt. the speak
ing, the Notification cannot fail to be
held to reflect credit upon the people Of
Of Windsor.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-21
A FemnIe IsedcSIrinn.

A young damsel named Nancy Ann
Snyder, Of Armstrong county, is crea-
ting a sensation IN that neighborhood
by her running fcats. The Clarion
Banner says
among the sporting fraternity of
New Bethlehem, Clarion county, was
II young man, who recently run two
and ono-third miles n eighteen min
utes, which was considered pretty
good, and he carried his "honors" with
becoming dignity. The "parIont" OF
the above named young lady knowing
that this "gul' was some on q u bcr-
self, land n wager that she could beat
his time, This proposition Offering
some fun, the bet was quickly taken,
and the young lady entered tho lists,
confident of success, and on the Goth
ulU,, ran seven times round q ring, in
that town, which made her required
distance, two milos and a-half, in sew,
enteen minutes. The first round she
made in two and nc.thi!d minutes -
The race was Witnessed by Il large
number of gentlemen and ladies, and
n large number OF bets were made on
the result.
The gay yourg r%unner.css now chal'
lcngcs any lady in Clarion county tc
run a race-dlstance from one to five
milcs--ior twenty dollars II side, Who
will compete with her for the champi
onship Don't all speak at once, la
dies"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-21

g@- Weston after his failure to
make the hundred miles last Saturday,
took u Seven-hours' sleep at Conneaut,
OHIO, and at 1;30 o'clock on Sunday
morning was again, as blithe and
fresh as ever, which is pretty good
evidence that he could have made the
hundred miles the day before, had
himself and hackers boen 80 minded.
At half past 9 he was at Geneva,
where he took Il breakfast that "would
have surferted an alderman" At
Z. NJ. he reached gainesville, and din
cd, having made forty.two miles, and
read his letters and the morning pa
pers while walking. At midnight VI
Sunday the pedestrian reached the
Kcnnard House IN Cleveland, having
accomplished seventy miles. The OK
element in Cleveland was e%Xtraordi-
nary. His route through the streets
was d~ensely throngod, and sixty po-
liccmen were detailed to keep the way
clear. They closed around Weston,
leaving hun Il hollow square, and by
that means kept back the multitude.