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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-28

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myT General Agent. Wneeing
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

THE CASE FOR THE SUPREME COURT.-It
il still said that certain parties in the South
are determined to test the constitutionality
of the reconstruction act in the Supreme
Court. Governor HUMPHREYS, Of Missis,
sippi. is named as the leader of the move
ment. In commenting upon this scheme
the New York Times makes this point
"Congress may say, for instance, with
certain show of reason, that the State Exc
cutives having been tolerated merely
not acknowledged-have forfeited their
title TO liberation by this attempt to frus-
trate the purpose of the law"
And oil goes the head of every Governor
VINO taxes part in applying for an iniunc-
ton.
suppose however, for the sake Of argu
ment, that the Supreme Court should nex,
week decide the act to be unconstitutional,
what results would follow the decision ,
The Times answers:
"The fact is incontestable tba, Co,....
has absolute mastery over the smh;sc.s pS
no appeal TO the courts, by no bubble .
lawyers, by no combination or efironter,
of southern politicians, can this fact b,
overcome. A denial Of it theoretical,
will not affect it practically. And the su
premacy Of Congress will continue, despite
petitions for injuactions or averments o
uIcoast!susionsE.y. its power to carry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
The First Response.

We are apprehensive that the grand con-
claye of loyalists which is advertised 70
NEE, in this place on the 18th OF April
less than two weeks hence-will not be Sc
numerously attended as, for the sake Of
our hotel keepers and merchants, We could
desire 1t to be. There may be mass
meeting respectable in numbers assembled
here on that day, but as to any convention
of delegates selected by public meetings
in the various counties, there will be none
1t is already too near the time for action all
over the State, and we imagine that Mr.,
MCKENZIE and the rest Of those who signed
the call will have to content themselves
with a mass meeting gotten up after thc
STYLE of those which have recently reflected
so much honor upon this city.
But we have an account of one response
to the call for convention. In Leesburg,
Loudoun county, a meeting was heid OH
Saturday night last, at which delegates
were appointed to represent Leesburg pre-
cinct in a county convention soon to be
held for the purpose of sending delegates
10 the State convention in this city. Al
this precinct meeting, however, there was,
according to the Mirror, a "plentltu!
lack" Of white men, whilst among the
delegates elected there was no Caucasian
The only two white men present were made
chairman and secretary of the precinct
meeting-an honor which they doubtless
appreciated very highly, and which was
no doubt considered by the colored men
and brethren as full equivalent for the
aid and comfort thus given to the sable
gathering.
The question is, Where are the " loyal
white men of the State If there are
none in Loudouu county, where are they
And what will MCKENZIE and Company dc
when they assemble at the African church
in Richmond and find that there are none
but Africans present?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

RETURNING REAsoN.-The Senate has
given another proof that it is not so blindly
following up the lead Of the extreme Ra-
ideals as the House of Representatives.
On Wednesday it "broke up" the rule
which has heretofore governed its action
upon nominations-namcly, the confirma-
ton of no one opposed by the Radical
representative from the district in which
the office is located-and determined to
be governed hereafter by higher considera-
tions. The immediate occasion of this
movement was that Representative ASH
LEY, the great impeacher, had, under the
rule spoken Of, caused the rejection of a
worthy man.
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" A VERY IMPORTANT DECISION" WITH

GA VERY IMPORTANT DECISION" WITH
A DIrFERENCE.-Our exchanges have,
many of them, recently published state
ment that Judge ERsKINE, Of Georgia, had
made most extraordinary decision. We
had no reason to doubt the truth of the
statement, but, as the decision reported
was an absurd one, we did not give it.
The Atlanta Opinion places the matter in
its true light in the following paragraph.
We feel relieved to learn that there is no
such vindictive or silly judge In the far
South as one we wot of in the eastern dis
trict of Virginia. The Opinion says:
"Judge Erskine ruled that the adjudica-
tions Of our State courts during the war
could not be recognized, so far as they
succeeded previous action in the United
states courts. The decision of the Judge
applied only to those cases that had origi
a Ia, % IN the Federal court prior to the
act OF secession, and were continued and
ad)udicated by the Confederate district
courts. In all such cases procead;nes
were commenced whore they Were Is1t nv
the original court. The differences he ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

Mr.. SCENARIOS OBJECT IN BUYING THE
RUSSIAN PossEssIoNs.-Some one writing
in one of the New York papers says that
Mr.. SEwARD's object in purchasing the
frozen regions of Northwestern America
is plainly discernible by the Copperhead
mind. Mr.. SEWARD admires the autocratic
government of the Gear so much that he
desires, like that fatherly potentate, to
have a Siberia to which, by the ringing of
"little bell" he may Danish all contu-
macious Copperheads. The writer also
says that the South is the Poland of the
American Russia. These are nice little
jokes, of course, to our northern friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
MARYLAND Convention Question.


The Conservatives of Maryland seem to
be divided into two factions-one calling
itself Democratic" and the other cali
ing itself Conservative" These two
factions cannot agree upon the convention
question. The Democrats are strongly In
favor of State convention, and are not
disposed to yield anything to the Radicals
in consequence of their attempt to invoke
the aid of the Federal Government III
their behalf; whilst the Conservatives are
alarmed at this threat. These latter are
inclined to vote against the call for State
convention to alter the Constitution. Al
a convention held in Baltimore on Wed
ne sday night, the Conservatives resolved
that the threatened eXcitements and
strifes which must spring from the effort 10
change the State Constitution at this time
will prove highly injurious to the trade
and business of Baltimore and the gene
-, material interests of the State; and
that any conceivable good which can re-
suit from the assembling of constitu-
tional convention will be far more than
counterbalanced by the evils and mischief
IN result therefrom, and "thereiore earn
L" estly recommend all good citizens, with
"out regard to party differences, who do
"not wish negro suffrage forced upon the
estate, to vote against the call for such
convention"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

THE BANKRUPT LAw.-It was recently
stated that Chief Justice CHASE would
not appoint any registers in bankruptcy,
as provided by the law, until the Supreme
Court had passed upon the question of the
constitutionality fthe act itself, or rather
of that feature of it which imposed the
duty of making these appointments upon
the Chief Justice. Mr.. RAYM0ND's paper,
however, now announces that it learns
from "good authority" that Mr.. CHASE
has declared his purpose to proceed to APP
point registers at the earliest practicable
moment. These registers are to be coun-
sellers at law, and must also be able to
take the iron-clad oath. How men CON-
bining both these qualifications are to be
found in Virginia, or, indeed, any other
southern State, we cannot imagine. We
suppose we shall have to import them from
the loyal States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

VIRGINIA DOES NOT PROMISE WE'LL
Advices from Virginia, says telegram in
GREELEY's paper, "are hardly as cheering
as from some other southern States" We
should think not. A large majority Of the
voters of Virginia are white men, and a
large number of the more Intelligent or
best disposed of the blacks will vote with
these whites. Where, then, is there any
ground for hope on the part of the Radi-
Gals? If the real people Of this State
cannot, under the circumstances, carry the
elections, they deserve to be defeated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

OBJECT OF SENATOR Wilson's VISIT
We learn from a Washington dispatch in
the New York Tribune that Mr.. WILSON,
ably express and urgent invitation" was
to visit Richmond "to advise with the
loyal men here "relative to their course
under the military reconstruction act"
We would tain hope that Mr.. WILSON'S
advice will be good. He is capable of
taking broad and correct view Of the
situation of our people; white and black,
and we trust that his advice will indicate
that he has so looked at the questions pre-
sented for his consideration.
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Es-TO Wholesale Buy Frs OF
DEY GOODS
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND SURROUND
Ing COUNTRY.

MILLHIsER MOSES,
oil MAIN STREET,
take pleasure in announcing To their numerous
patrons and the trade generally that their arrange
ments ara now completed to Offer during the
ENTIRE SPRING AND SUNNI Elk SEASON,
a full assortment of every article In the
DRY GOODS AND NOTION LINE
adapted to the wants of the southern country, at
prices that will
COMPETE WITH THE NEW YORK AND BAL
TlM0RE MARKETS.
We desire to lend our humble aid in making the
JoBBING DRY GOODS BUSINESS
specialiy and one OF the points Of attraction to
our beautiful city. In doing so We are exercising
our best energy and experience to cater to the
wants OF our section, in order to induce merchants
to make their purchases here in preference TO go
ing further north.
WE ARE CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS IF OUR
MERCHANTS WILL GIVE Us TRIAL.
One Of our firm will remain during the busy sea-
son in New York, which will enable us to
OFFER THE LATEST STYLES AT THE LOWEST
FIGURES,
weekly, by every steamer. Full lines of the fol-
lowing will at any time be found in store
BLEACHED and BROWN sHIRTINGS and
SHEETINGS,
PRINTS, DELAINES,
PRINTED LAWNS and CAMBRlCS, and other
styles of DRESS GOODS,
BLEACHED, BROWN, and CoLORED JEANS
and DRILLS,
COTTON PLAIDS
CHECKS and GINGHAMS,
SUMNER GOODS, for mems and boys' wear;
KENTUCKY JEANS,
CASSIMERES and CLOTHS,
HOSIERY, full assortment;
NOTIONS, in great variety;
HOOP SKIRTS,
BALMORALS, &C.
The trade are respectfully invited TO call To
prompt customers, liberal terms will be allowed.
NH l5-F4t MlLLHISER 4 MOSES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
BY Harrison, Goddin l. Apperson, Auctionssrs
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
u,RuSTEE,S SALEOF HOUSE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT, ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY, ON THE WEST SIDE THEREOF
Az trustee in a certain deed Of trust executed %
the subscriber by Lewis L. Montague and others
dated the eth day Of March, 1896. duly recorded ID
OF a mel otiable note bearing date with the SAID
deed, sailing for -. 500, due twelve months after
date. shall proceed to sell the zane a. pupils d
day OF April 1897. at IL o'clock A. NJ. Said pro
pefty is now occupied by Werth, Rathbun Co.,
and Montague Son.
TERMS: One third OF the purchase money TO be
paid in cash the balance to be paid In three equa
instruments, payable In four, eight, and twelve
months, with interest thereon added title re-
tanned until all Of the payments are made. Taxss
and insurance for the present year to be paid by
the purchaser. LEWIS A. PHELPS,
ana Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
BY Harrison. Goddin b Appsrson, Auctionseu,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LEASE
HOLDS, ON THE WEST SIDE or PEARL
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, At
AUCTION virtue Of deed Of trust executed
10 the subscriber A. trustee by WilNam n hld.r.
dice dated goth March. lsod duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court, | shall, In execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises. on FRIDAY the 18th Of April lfs7, AZ u
O'clock NJ, thst large and valuable BRICK
BUILDING, with iron front, now In the occupancy
OF Messrs Bowman 4 Stroock. II fronts 30 feet IN
Pearl street and runs back about 100 Virginia
street The building thereon Is three stories high
buflt OF the best materials. and Ira "A wurkmanllk~
manner II will be- sold subject 10 the terms Of the
lease under which II Is held.
Also Immediately afterwards, viii hs sold tar
other BRICK TENEMENT. No. II, with iron front,
row occupied by Msssrs. Hin Potaat, trontts
2gs feet on Pearl street, running back about -
feet TO said Virginia street. and also ubIect 10 the
terms of the lease under which II IL held.
The foregoing real estate IL located In bas.sss
portion Of the city, and IL not only very NauAbl"
but il very conveniently arranged. tue lat t-Dr
ment having on the nrst hOor Fairbanks patent
platform scales, and hosting machines froDt .nl
rear.
TRRsa: One sixth cash balance at tour eight,
twelve fifteen, and eighteen months, for negn'lA.
BILE notes with interest added, secured by nus
deed. The taxes and Insurance for this year 10 b
ana r. z. HOwISON. Trustee.
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7-----77s11s77-'-77--7--
SpEHIAI. NOTICES.

~ NOTICE Owing to the non arrival OF
vs.seI with sundries intended for our sale adver-
ised for Friday the 5h instant. this sale Is post
ponsd until FRIDAY the 18th Instant when We
shall offer a very attractive assortment Of oho-
CERES, &c. ro,vs. co
D. y ViVH' - - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

THE DEFENCEs When garrison apprehendS
an attack from an outside enemy, what does II do
II STRENGTHENS Tng DETEECEs. The human sys-
tenn at this period of the year IL beleasuered by
morbid Influences. The atmosphere IL full OF
them. Every change OF weather lays the feeble
open to their attacks what's to be done In order
10 battle these unseen but ever active foes
STRENGTHEN TIE DEFESCFs. Do you ask now
The answer is sinple-the means within the reach
Of all Reinforce the vital organs and the ner-
vous system with HOSTETTERS BlTTESS. Tone
the soma ch, regulate the bowels. rouse the slug
gish liver cheer the spirits enrich and purity the
vital current with HOSTETTER'S BlrTERs.
That's the way to srSESGTHES THE DEFEScss
and render the capital OF health impregnable. II
you with to escape bilious headache, intermittent
fever indigestion and nervous visitations-to en-
JOY, In all its plenitude, the blessing OF "a sound
mind In sound body" use this incompatible
prev entive and restorative. 1t preserves healthn
tho healthy, and renews il in the weak and ailiug
ap 2-eod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auetionser',
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
NUMBER OF VALUABLE

II "
ILOTS, IN ADAMS VALLEY, on CHURCH
Hill AND IN ROCKETS, FOX SAL LIZ AT AUG.
TON Will he sold AZ auction. on the premises
on MONDAY the sth of April 1851 at 81 o'clock
NJ valuable LOT having front Of 20 feet on
the virginia Central railroad AT Its Junction VITA
Pine or Poplar street
Also, \ Lot near the above, fronting % fee
running back 30 feet.
And At o'clock p. NJ, on the pre{pisss, VII b.
sold those two beautiful HALF. ASnh LOTS -
Church Htll bounded by Leigh, T~snty seventh
and Twenty. ghth streets, to be divided into e.
lot. with fronts on Twenty seventh ana TSrulT
eighth streets, each Of 80 feet, running back J..
fast to An xllay fourteen feet wide.
After which say At a o'clock 7. NJ, on the pre-
misses, valuable Lot at Rockets, near the Z"
works. fronting ~ feet on the southwest side %
PopIar street running back about 40 feet tothe D.,
of William rutherford. ESQ.
Also LOT on the north side OF Nicholson
street, in rear of the Office Of Captain h. Tyler
fronting 50 feet, running back 50 feet
The foregoing lots offer peculiar advsntages,o
CAPITALISTS and others TO invest their funds 10 gu3t
advantage and ali such who have even little ca'u
are earnestly invited to attend the sale.
Terms one third cash, balance al toHr AMI
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed The taxes for the year 10
be paid by the purchasers. .,,,.,,,,.
HARRISON, GODDlN APPERsON,
ap3-tds Auctionees,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

out TIA will Is already assured. Neither
the President nor the lawyers can compe'
its admission of southern representatives,
;ts acknowledgement OF State governments ~
which Il has dccreed provisional, or us
abatement of one iota of the CONDITIONS
ahich IL has imposed upon the South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
BY Z. ID. Eacho,
A uctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

4 FRAMED TENEMENT, ON TIE
n NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BE.
TWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWESTY.F FIRST
STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-Will be
sold at auction on MONDAY the sth day OF April,
1857 Al half past clock T. 81, that very desira
BILE GROCERY STAND recently occupied by West
& Andrews. II can be purchased privately II sp-
plication Is made previous 10 the day Of sale.
Terms Made known on the day Of sale.
Z. ID. EACHO,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

Bankers, Brokers, ana Real Estate agents.
1,RUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE. LYING IE THE COUNTY
0P HENRICO, ADJACENT TO TIE CITY OP
RICHMOND, IN DUyAL's ADDITION All cos.
Tl0U0US THHRETO.-By yirtus Of eesi n
trust 10 the snbscribar, a. trustee, from Jac0t
Keck and wife, bearing date tho Iist DAP ~ ba
carnber, Is,s recorded IN Hshr.co County Coar
shall In execution thereof proceed To SOL Al PM
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the Is
day Of April, 1897, beginning at so'elock y "
he REAL ESTATE Ia said deed conveyed. CO..
tho very sxcslIsn. FRAMED DWELLING A..
other appurtenancss thereto belonging, foru.,,
owned and occupied by the late william Boon
one lot, numbered 80. contai ing one scrs an
numbered 2io, containing two acres and tEer.
naming lot, on which stands the dwelling. ho1,s
containing seven acres, more or less; the e.,
two lots, lying In DuvsPs addition adjacent 4
the city nd the last adJ dining thereto; all o. II.
road leading from Prook avenue to the land -
John Wickham's heirs. Besides the fvelfIry
house there IL a large framed building, recently
erected for distillery, with a bold spring ii
water near thereto.
TEENS Cash IS 10 ufHcisnt sam 10 pay a.
expenses Of sale and ofths execution u thi. iras,
and also 10 pay the sum of 81, 800 with inl-r..,
from December 81, 1868. and upon a credit a n
VI 500 and interest thereon from December a. l.ss
10 June u, 1897 and as TO tho residue, upon surh
credit az the grantor shall designate or In dsfau,
Of such designation, a. the undersigned shan de.
tsrmine, he credit payments To bear interest from
the day Of sale and 10 bs adequately secured by
lien or otherwise. The taxes and Insurance ior
this year 10 be paid by the purchaser.
APPS JOHN A. BRYER, Trustee
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aa THE GREAT EAsTERN.-we feel posi-

ng THE GREAT EAsTERN.--Ws feel posi-
,r, orr rumsrous patrons will be pleased TO hear
~ our good fortune. Having been Informed that
the celebrated steamer Great Eastern was about
being sent to New York for the purpose OF convey
ing across the great pond " visitors to the Paris
Exhibition, we ,elegraphed to the agent and sue
ceedcd In chartering the vessel.
The Great Eastern will leave Liverpool about
the lst OF MAY loaded exclusively with goods for
" our house" Said goods have been selected for
us by our Europea n agents-ousen Victoria, Napo-
leon, Head Centre Stephens, the British Lion,
London Punch, and others.
The Great Eastern will land at the " creek"
few doors above our s.o!s. an. will be exhibited
to our patrons gratis.
Until tho arrival OF 40 Great E.stern all our
SPRING GOODS VIII lie forwarded through the
Atlantic cable o. by balloon. Tho first install
ment eamo in yssteII-y and 10 Low ready for in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
BY Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auetlonssr.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
lTABIE HOTEL

GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
- LEASE AND A LARGE STOCK or PURSI.
rURg.-By the death Of my partner, the firm
Of D. T Norris & Co. Is dissolved, and tn
business of the Monument Hotel must be closed
therefore offer the uns xpired LEASE 81 tho hO,sl
for SALE and will sell lease with II all the FtK
yITURE in the hotel II not disposed 81 private y
before the 18th Of April, shail OFFER the properly
for sale, on the premises. on that day, hy publi
auction The purch aser Of the lease. am suth0
RED 10 saw may extend IL as long a. he please.
or purchase the hotel upon very liberal terra.
Reference to Messrs. Harrison; Goddin & Apper
son or The subscriber T. 7. RMERs0S
Surviving Partner
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MARRIED,

On the 10th of February. ot the residence OF the
brides sister, by Rev. l.. Burrows, Mr. L. 4. Fos-
TER, Of Brunswick county, and Miss LEZETTA
GIANNlNI. OF this city.
On the 18th of March, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. George w, Miles, Mr
LEE. FARRiS, Of Sullivan county, Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
NRM FIRMS

The undersigned will continue the TOBACCO
AND GEN RAL COMMISSION BUSINESS 3
Richmond under the frm ot NOTING 4 koh
LER, and In the city Of Baltimore under the tE-
OF kOHLER & NOTHING, aud respectfully 80
cit continuation Of the confidence extended .
the lat. nrms AUG. kOHLsk
ap6-aod2w L. q. NoLTIsG