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g- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO

Re- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT To
ALL DRY GOODS BUYERS-THIRD SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT IL
Illus SYCLE,S, sl3 MAIN STREET, BETwET
NINTH AND TENTH sTREETs.-1iaylng just ~
ceiyed my third supply OF SPRING and SUNMhk
GOODS, embracing all ofthc very latest Styles ah'
grades, which were mostly bought at great sarf''
fee at the Late New York auctions, they VIII "
offered at small advance 10 my customers ahh'i
public In general. Look at the great bargains
which am Offering: Good Cnlicoes at l21to H.
good ~ Bleachcd Cotton at l2lc. Bed TEX
I2Ac., the greatest bargain ever sold; shihIhF
Stripes mt l2ic, really worth one shilling; Pill'"
case Cotton, good quality, ut 2oc.. selling every
where at CSC. lo-4 Linen shreting at Sl.?s -
than gold prices 81 Damask Table Cloth al Nv
worth 75c.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is larger and
better assorted than can be found anywherr eI'T'
I will mention few of the latest Plaid P"plIH,
silk and linen, rich coiors Embroidered Striped
Grenadine, the latest styles; China-Fignred Pop
lin Solid-Color French Lawns; French organ
dies Black Grenadine, for mourning dresses ii
good bargain. WHITE G0ODsm great 'arFe"
and sold twenty-five per cent. less than Import.
ton, snch as French S0ft-fnished Cambrir' -
French Organdie, Striped aud Plaid Sa!ns'".'
SJacoRct -Cahpfic, Dihity AonS o"s- or,
iiants, &c. Lace Points, the latest styles H','
sacques or every description: Summer shaw
cheaper than ever !; Parasols and sun umbre'las
at sacrifice Gassimeres, Cottonades' i~ee','
and Linen. for boys and mems wear chcaP@.
than any other house in this cty-snd thonsa''i.o,
other bargains too numerous to mention. Al
ask is call, and convince YOURSELF
81 JULIUS SYCLE, sl3 Main street.
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
WILLIAM Fl. 6oRD0N.-Haying secured We
services Of Mr.. William II. Gordon, late OF w.
firm OF Samuel ". Price & Co.. I've can he foah'" Al
all times at my store, where he VIII he happy o'
; his old friends ami customers. j. sfoLh-
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS.
SALEssiRS.-George X. Ragby George s"|
bacher, n. g. Care, William II. Gordon ana '
,ara,,i,.,o, s. S. Z. myE
Is 81 ~
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Colonel Bolivar Christian and S. Travers
Phillips made speeches at Halls School
house on last Wednesday, and ut Sherando
and Barterbrook on Thursday.
General Echols and William Gilman ire
porter. for the Richmond Whig) spoke at
MT. Sidney and at Burke's Mill on Wednes-
day, and General Echols also at FishersVllle
and Craigsville on Friday.
Colonel George Baylor and !. II. Peyton
spoke at New Hope and Mt. Meridian on
Wednesday, and Captain James Bumgaord-
ner at Midway and Newport on Thursday.
The right spirit, we are pleased to learn,
is pervading the minds of the citizens OF
this county. A good report may be ex-
pected of Augusta on the day OF election
Stanton Spectator.
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aWEAK AND WOUNDED, SICK AND SORE y
A letter appears in the Norfolk journal
from the Hon. JOSEPH SEGAR declining to
run as candidate for Congress. He says :
amy peculiar Union antecedents and
history are of no avail now. We, whose
bodies are Scared over with wounds re-
ceiyed in fighting the battles of the Union
are superseded by eleventh hour men and
yagrant adventurers from abroad"
Both Mr.. SEeAR and Mr.. Boris are very
much "scarred over .. with wounds in
ficted by "yagrant adventures" We are
apprehensive there is no balm in Gilead for
them. lbs j;svG :. - -
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New Rocks.

New Books. .
BeauWarchais. An Historical Novel. By
rs A. E.BRAcHyoGEL, author of Ndrcissats,
Benoni, SC. New York: D. APPLETON
81 s. Co. SIS
This book is printed in uniformity with
the historical novels of MUHLBACK. The
hero is BEAUMARcHAIs, the French dra-
matte writer; and the events Of the French
revolution are freely introduced into the
work. s--3.s
Rob Roy. AppLEros's reprint of the Va
ueray Nouels. s.sz =
Pich,oick Papers, Barnaby Rudge, and
Sketches by Boz. All in one convenient
volume. AppLEToN's reprint of Dick
4xENs's works.
The .aboye works are for sale by Messrs.
A.yHsGHRIsTIAN &c., Ssss.
The Edinburgh Reuieao and the Vest
minister Reuie,o, both for April, are laid on
our table by Messrs. WooDHoUsE & Par.
HAM, agents for the American publishers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ SIC sEMPER TYRANyIs
DOWN WITH ALL TYRAYrn
Is THE MOTTO OF VIRGINIA.
DOWN WITH ALL HIGH PRICES
Is THE MOTTO OF
JOSEPH sTRAUsE,
{ .9fs,asess NO. 1853 MAIN STREET.
No. 1858 MAIN STREET.

ask the citizens or Richmond and the peor,s ;,
the country 70 call without fail and supply TIM
selves with the great bargains offered below. WHIT,
have bought at the late bankrupt Gales 4. L.,
than ifty cents I'm the dollar:
Ladies' SILK MANTTLIAs. cost sio 10 g., -,
he sold at S2.7s; Ladies' SILK MITs AZ n, {,
and tx. --cost twice the money: Misses, and nm
dren's SILK lMITS at &c., worth soc. tho ;, =.
Ladies' MD GLOVES nj sl.2s selling everrs,o..
at 81; Ladies'. Misses. and Childrcn,s HOSE
good article. at l2lc.: Ladies'. Misses, and 6,r
dren's Isle THREAD GLOVES from ,s,e =,
Ladies' and Gents POCKET HkSDKrp
CHIEFS the cheapest in the city: French wb,.
bone CoRsETS at 81. worth $3.50; JACoyvr
LAWN, small figured, yard wide, at &c. SWISS
CAMRRIr, CHECK MUSLIN. White and co,o.
cd BRITIIANTs, M0ZAMBIQUEs. PopElys
Black and Golored ALPACA. at astonishinylv lev
prices; fine Black and White JACoNET LAWS
for mourning dresses at Is3c, worth aor 200 y,,,,
black or white SPOOL COTTON at &C.. I'm
boxes Gents PAPER COLLARS at Zoe. abo,
worth 2sc.': BED TICK, l2lc.; sHIRrrys
STRIPES, l2,c.; APRON CHECKS, ls,c.: Brow,
and Bleachcd COTTON, lelc.: KENTUCKY
JEANS, ,TWEEDs, CASSIMERES, FARMERS
SATIN. LINEN DRILLINGS LINEN CHECKS
and thousands Of other goods, at such low Agura
as will satisfy the most obstinate customer
Everything In the store win be sold to give salts.
faction.
of those very cheap goods ut the store No. yu
Main street. Be careful and go to the HIN
place, opposite Palmer & Son.
i my2l JOSEPH STRAUSr,
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CONSERVATIVE STATE COMMITTEE, ]

CONSERVATIVE STATE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, VA, May 26, 1868.
The following appointments have beer
made in addition to the list Of canvasser'
announced:
State at Large.
SAMUEL Med. MOORE, of Rockbridge;
JOHN M. GREGORY, of Charles City;
JAMES w. SHEFFY, of Smyth;
NoRvEL WILSON, of Frederick;
I GEORGE III. GILMER, of Pittsylvania.
City and County.
THOMAS P. AUGUST, of Richmond;
P. H. AYLETT, of Richmond
JAMES N. DUNLOP, Of Richmond
A. M. KELLEY, of Richmond
T. r. B. WRIGHT, Of Essex;
D. L. SHOOT, of Alexandria;
Colonel J. L. HOWARD, of Floyd;
J. C. GIBSON, Of Rappahannock;
GRANVILLE C. MEDLEY, of Halifax;
HENRY EDMoNDs, of Halifax;
A. D. DICKINSON, of Prince Edward.
Seventh Congressional District.
EDWARD A. FREEMAN.
R.. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
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81 Sic RI Es.--He learn from FoRSgr's
Chronicle that the New York delegates re-
fused 70 yote Tor General srcxIEs for presi-
dent df the Chicago Convention. The toad
spotted traitor to Democratic principles 10
djstglstsd by his new associates,
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M STEARFNE S0AP.-ghis best OF all fan"!
soaps, now so Sasorahiy known all over The uhu.
States Is. as It's name indicates, made Of tue
substance OF pure tallown upon m entirei! D'-
principle. Clothes need no boiling no ranoinsO ~
awashboara; one pound Win so as far as 'n, ,.
pounds of other family soaps II 1t does ao' o., =,
satisfaction, return II ut our expense. se""' =
limitations; the genuine IS made only by
~ McKEoN3, VAN HAAGEN 4 co.
Manufacturers, 80 south Front strict
Philadelphia; 30 Barclay street, New ora
3 NO M -es,sv6rr
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We hear that there was some difficulty at
Buckingham Courthouse on Thursday, but
could not ascertain the particulars. MIR.
Hubbard was speaking, and negro inter-
rupted him, and told him that the negroes
had the ma jority and meant to govern, and
that they would use force if necessary.
The negro crowd applauded the sentiment.
We think blows followed, but could not
learn Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
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GLAss-TAX, LIsT for the wear 1868

tGLASS-TAX LIST for the year 1868 is
N \ deposited in the Auditors Office. City Hall,
for the inspection of all persons concerned to re-
main until TUESDAY tile Cd OF June Mt q O'Clock
p. AZ, at which time the Committee on Finance
will meet in the Council chamber, and also on
WEDNESDAY,, Sd of June, Mt the same honr, to
hear complaints and to correct any errors that
The books viii be closed WEDNESDAY EVE.
MING. e .43.ss ~. sfsts =.
All persons not listed are hereby required to re.
port to the assessors on or before TUESDAY, I'd Of
INV 2T-taJe &c. Auditor.
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RESTIAURANTS. &c.

UNUSUALLY FAVORED
II Blythe SEASONS, has a rare LARDER Of
the most tempting Injuries including FROGS.
CRABS (soft and hardy. LOBSTERS FISH Of all
sorts &c. served up In all styles; LAMB and
PEAS, STRAWBERRIES. TOMATOES. the
SWEET BREAD, &C., With that neycr-faiing
foundation stone OF good living-HAM and CAB
,BAGE. Measures his friends that he never had
a finer SUPPLY aOF. DELEGATES. He urges
them to come and luxuriate
Families and dinner parties supplied to order
+ ~ :
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w-uWHILE THERE IS LIFE THERE,

HOPE :, is n trnlsm that every sufferer can attest
When suffering with cramp cholic, with nerycG,
headache, with cholera morbus, or with dyspep.
sia-diseases that arise from dsorlcred stomach
and indigestion-h0w many Of us would cling To
life single hour but for the hope that some remey
would present itself-some healing medicine wOGA
be found. Reader, do you suffer with either or nj
OF these diseases? Ifso, you need suffer no longer
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS-the creates
vegetable antidote yet discovered-;he only true
remedy yet brought to lights exactly shifted to
yonr case. Take them, and be healed. Why suifrr
all the pangs Of death when specific Is Offered
from friend? Why rely upon the slow prescrp.
lions of Sperimentallsts-'fo art may err. bn,
nature cannot miss "-when balm for all your
woes is so easily obtained? Try few bottles, and
you will ut once be removed beyond
'sThe Slough of Despond."
These BITTERS are entirely innocent In ,t+r
composition. and may be taken by all ages and
sexes without the slightest fear ofiniury.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Orders aletby
addressing f. BAKER
my le-tau5 box s3s, Richmond Va
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ag WIN. b. IsAACs & Co., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS. SS1+
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or ON
time, In sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM. HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
sCERTIFICATESiss issued for same. =
COLLECTIONS made on NIL accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAAIPSso nc . liberal discount.
Z NH 23-3m @HsE sss4s.-EE -
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TX RANT AND COEFAX-A meeting
~ will be held on FRIDAY EVENING, May
90 at half-past O'Clock, at DIR. MANSFIELD rs office
cid Main Street, looking to the organization OF
Grant Clubs throughout the city and State, where
all who favor the movement are inpitedto attend.
Victory Is ours! Fall in, boys!
. my 2i-W&Th2t Observation-Disclosures.
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w-MR. JOHN TrETJEN,

M POUDRETTE.-TO FARMERS and PLANT.
ERs this article Is recommended as the best FEH-
TILIZER known for corn, cotton, tobacco, All!
vegetables. 1t Is more extensively used In EuroI.
and Asia than al others combined and Is exlrn'
sively used in the northern States. Made from The
night SOIL dead animals and ofal, from the city Of
Richmond, properly deodorized and made in"dor.
GUS, and believed to be equal. II not superior to
any made In the United States. Packed IN strong
barrels, and soldatonly TWENTY DoLLARsp"r
ton. Delivered In any part OF the city With0ut sI-
ANIMAL COMPOST,
a superior article rToP-DREssiSG wheat, clover
and grasses, and q permanent improrer Of the
land.
Send for circular. Address
VINCENT BARGAMlN
Is corner Tenth street and basin bank,
mha -sm Richmond Va.
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!, WHAT's IN A NAMEt?-R. C. Dram, is as
sistant acknowledgement to General MEADE.
An appropriate name to head q court mar
tial. -
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9SaAsn CoSsray,rIyn RALLY IN BED.

GhAND GoEsEayArIys RALLY IN bed BED
ronD We understand that . very large
md enthusiastic meeting ofsthe Conserya-
lives Of Bedford was held at Liberty yes,
terday (court day, which was addressed ssa
BY Major Glass, 81 this city, one Of the the
State canvaasers at large, in nm admiranle
speeci. in which he exposed in eloquent
language the enormities Of the negro scai-
laWag Constitution, and depicted in gloomy m J:
terms the fate of Virginia should this h
abomination be adopted. ,se,.
Short. but able, effective, and eloquent
addresses; were also made by Hon; .. +.
JnhnsoI,. w. v. Jordan, J. 0. Hensley, ).
r. Thnrmond, E. G. Burks, and L. A. Sale
Esas. sesFs8 zr.s4s q ..aioo4
candidates for the Senate and House OF
Delegates, Hon. ]. F. Johnson being un IAN,
mously chosen for the Senate, and Jesse E. ,.
Burks, John R., Thrlrmond, and Cornelius
Pate, Esqs., for the House-the very strong
est ticket that could have been selected
Lunchbura Ne1cs.
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mgr JOHN E. DOHERTY,

I 10 JUN Es UOhEhIY,
MERCHANT TAILOR
500 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment of CLoTHS
CASSIAfERES, CoATINGS, and yESTINGS e.,
his spring trade, and will during the receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured In this
country as fast rs introduced. Call and cxamin
the stock. ap l-3m
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We are satisfied that every Conservative
in the State will, as soon rs he sees the
evils of the contrary course, come up to
the ground we occupied in regard to this
question whilst the State Conservative Con-
vention was in session.
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nr RuoKBRIpGE ALUa wATER AND

Z ZEE ROCKBRIDGE ALUM IWATEK AND
THE .sarASs,,4OR SALTS OF THE WATER. :.
PURCELL, LADD K CO.. Richmond, and a. b.
RUCKER & CO., Lynchburg. keep the above
constantly on sale. As an ALTERNATIVE and
TONIC there is no water like It. ITS curative
powers In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, GHRo-
NC DIARRHEk, CUTANEoUS AFFEC-
TIoNs, &C., &C., are well known TO the profession
In all female troubles, also AZ an appetisef and
general restorative to an enfcebled IL
Is believed to be without q rival amongst mineral
waters. E5I 49, 49,.
The ssMass ;, or Salts Of tho water are In nearly
all ailments capital substituto, much the
cheapest and most convenient form Of obtaining
the water Their use and popularity are growing
rapidly. Apply as above for Springs Pamphlet,
or by mail to; FRAZIER q RANDOLPH.
my 25-eod1m Roekbridge Alum Springs, Va.
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sPECIAT NO,TrCEs.
u FOX ARE oPENTNG

s BREEDEN W FOX ARE OPENING
tisis week large additional supplies or
sssr1 - SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
bought at the auction sales In New York during
the past week ut extremely low prices.
fa ALSO,
a very extensive.assortment of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ssssszs4
BREEDEN q FOX,
mr. e7- lot fs u ~ 81 No. osBs0aa street.
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IN STANTON goes out of the War Office like a
retreating devil, his ire and malice light
ing up.a blue blaze behind him.
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DAILY! RALLY! RALLY!!!

There will be a GRAND RALLY of the CON-
Hall on WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 8 O'Clock. Adj
dresses will be delivered by James II. Cox Esq,
DR.. j. sWistar Wake, General X. l.. Walker, Cap
min William /. Clopton and others. my 26-2t
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MEETINGS.

TIME MEMBERS OF MANCHES- g
TER LODGE, No. IA, are hereby sum- Xxx
moned to attend 4 called meeting of the/ w
Lodge THIS "wednesday EVENING at O'Clock
for work.
!. BY order Of the w. NJ,
nv 2i-lt JAMES d. CRAIG, Secretary.
: A ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS The
"A members of the RISING SONS OF AMER
ICA SOCIETY viii celebrate their first anniver-
sary To NIGHT. ut No. l4l4 Main street. The an
nual address will be delivered by Rev. Fields Cook.
JOHN.H CARTER, President.
!. w. J. WELLS, Secretary. my 27-lt*
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MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL.

CHARLEY. .LOEHR, AT HENRY sSCHOTT's
: stLAFAYETTE SALOON.n
testablished in 1912 by Louis Rueger, Esq.,
CORNER OF NINTH AND BANK STREETS,
prepares this delicious CO CKTAILE n
from the celebrated CIV. Wallace's ga ia
pure Mountain Dew Whiskey.'' Sold 90
by the drink, bottle, gallon, or barrel. -
Fine OLD APPLE BRANDY, and
all kinds of LIQUORS, WINES, eaezEsa
gAIES, and CIGARS. = NH z-am
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NoLAND 8 CARR, q -
Z -, GENERAL LAND AGENTS
- .EysS CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, aFsr
have for salemany INVALUABLE FARMS In various
counties Of Virginia, and several desirable COUN-
TRY AND TOWN HOUSES for rent. Among
them. q most fertile and beautiful FARM on the
canal three quarters of u mile from Richmond,
and ttCOBHAM PARK,,' the most complete and
attractive residence between Richmond and Char
lottesyille, quarter of mile from Gotham sta-
,tian. Virginia Central railroad. 'mva1m
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
y NO CHARGE II Fol- L e APPARATUS.

nyiew OF the hard times the IMPROVED GAS
LIGHT COMPANY have determined to make no
charge hereafter for the introduction OF their APP
paraEus for improving and seconomistng gas, and
have reduced The price to 81 30 per thousand feet.
Send in your orders. my 27--at
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|. S8eW. n. H0RTRINGT0N,
MzABER SEw YORK STOCK E1cHAs"A'
bss BANKER AND BROKER,

3 u ss WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
particu,ar attention paid To the purchase s sx'
sale Of STOCKS BONDS, GOLD, AND hA
CHANGE. -, s,ur
Deposits received subject 70 siga draa. sna ''D'
ns.r cent. interest allowed on daily balaneeS.
REFERENCES go
Ward q Co, New York; Witiism Lamp t T.;
President First Natfonaf Baak. No5ioM.s &
Garth Fisher q HARDY. New YORK ns..i.
CO.. Richmond. Va. James PunnesI ISL; -,
dent Bank Df America, u. ID. l.. H9 Gs Es1.,
{,ashser Park Bank, n. ": Gcorys =. sos Z;
Presldenk American Exchange bans, =,
brown Lancaster { Co, baltimore Did.
NH l-xna
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gfhnloltd Dispatrh,
rnpea chraens Dead

SW60N6SUAx sss,y -s,,Te
:. ), Impeachment Deaa.
The H;oh Court Of impeachment yesfer-
.,,ay decided the President not guilty on
articles second ard third on sach Of when If
a. yo.e ,vaa the same as upon the eleventh
6 a,a;e,e---s5 to l9-one short Of conviction.
The court then adjourned sine ole. liz.
Thus ends impeachment. The failure 70
vote upon the other articles before the nd
;oarnmens without day" may signify
tha. the Radicals mean TO hold the Hemain-
ing articles iin tesrorssm over Mr.. Jt,irSsoS.
While ne do not see exactly how they could
again bring them up, or how the subject 10
to be renewed without BEGINNING anew with
new impeachment, still We n,tst re-
member that Radicalism is not restrained
by propriety. custom, or Law. Mr.. JONI
SON, however, is not likely to give another
opportunity to the ultraa, who are 30 anxious
by turning him out to get possession of the
Offices and steep their hands in the Federal
treasury. "a
The frmness with which the seven Will
fed senator's held their position and voted
their conscientious conviction entities them
to the highest honor and the enduring re-
spect Of the nation. They reflect halo Of
glory on the Senate, and yindicate the wis
dom Of the trainers Of the Constitution in
putting that branch Of Congress as 9 break
water to shield the country from the raging
foods Of public opinion, which, under the
agitations of corrupt partisans, is SO capri III
cious. so dangerous to the naflonai peace
OF course the Beast and old THAD: s STE .s !,
VEINS could get nothing to SO upon from
their inauisition, or the court OF impeach-
meut would not have finally adjourned.
Indeed, that a majority of the Managers are
understood to have refused to prefer new
articles against Mr.. JOHNSON is quite sum
cient to show the,utter poverty Of the heio
in which the Beast and his colleagues were
hunting with a pertinacity and feroclty
characteristic of bloodhounds. The report
presented by BUTLER of the testimony
taken before the Managers Was an omnium
gatherum of trash, idle messages and ex-
CARNATIONS, and talk or correspondence not
OF all german to the subject. The strongest
point made by the Beast was the introduc-
ton of q telegram, in which somebody in
formed somebody else as follows: J" We
shave beat the Methodist Episcopal Church
"North, hell, GEORGE WILKEs, and i'm
parchment"
Could BUTLER have fastened upon the
President any completely with the evil
genii who defeated this holy alliance, the
inquisition would have triumphed. But
there was the rub. The testimony, failing
in this respect, failed entirely and GEORGE
WILKES and his cooperating forces were left,
unavenged, to their fate!
We trust there win now be some rest
from the national scandal and disgrace
which have agitated the country for some
months. Above all, let US hope that there
is good sense enough in that most needless
and unscrupulous party that ever existed
in this country, to put an end to the impu-
dent inqusitions of STEVENS, BUTLER
Co., which must have disguised al men,.
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II. D. WHITEHEAD is ADMITTED To
eJss AN INTEREST I'M OUR BUSINESS. to-
take effect from May L 1868. IS
; ghankfnl for the liberal patronage bestowed en-
MS fn the past, we hope TO merit continuance OF
q SAMPSON JONES JR,, q CO.,
Fifteenth street between Main aud Cary,
my N.H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-27

souTHA1L ON DIVIDING TINE WITH R a
1cAL SpEAKERs.-Hon. Mr.. Ella, OF New
Hampshire, made q Radical speech here on on
saturday last. He is on i1literate man, OF
Main sense. he was replied to by Hon. >.
+. Leake. In Harrisonburg he was met by
Colonel. Baldwin. In Staunton by MIR.
Stuart. We are opposed to these discus i,,
sions on several Observation-Disclosures
Hbro11icle =. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-27

T,HIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
i SUMMER GoODS-PRICES REDUCED
GREAT MANYAUCTION BARGAINS.-Havin
just returned from New York, 1 am now in receipt
Of an extensive assortment Of DRY GOODS of
every description, and many being bought at auc-
Among the many cheap goods, have beautiful
Fast-colored Prints at 10 and 123c.; handsome
Lawns at l23e.; Bleachcd CottOns at 10 and 12Ac.;
Sd Bleached Pillow Cottons at 2oc.; 81 Linen
Table Cloths at soc.: and o full line of Dress
Goods, Linens, Cassimeres, Silks, Shawls, Mar
settles. Parasols, &C., &C.; all Of which will
: - ISAAC HUTZLER,
No. 500 Broad street. corner Of Sixth
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he is with ISAAC.
HUTZLER, where he will be pleased to serve
them with anything In the dry goods line. - :
my 10 WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-27

DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA..
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1865.