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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31

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FUTURE IMPORTATION.

We infer from the statements of
Capt. Boyce that he contemplates
pushing this business with energy if
he finds encouragement, and looks to
future arrangements for %transporta-
ton via Panama, which will facilitate
the operation, and perhaps reduce the
cost of importation,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

A EDWIN NICHOLS & CO., AUcTIoNEERs. WILL
-. sell this day Saturday. April IL, morning.
At IL ocock precisely all the elegant aud costly Household
Furniture at the elegant private residence 6 West TWENTY
sells Medallion Carpets nhcent rosewood Panforte Stool
and Cover elegant Paror Suits covered with the richest de-
scripon French satin brocael sk made
70 order for the expressly French bronzes Sauary
Vases Figures, fine collection OIL Paintings by eminent
lists, French Cabinets bots du French Armoires
Mirrors marble top Centre Pier Tables, brocatel
lace Curtains Oriental and Turkish Chairs Etageres, Work
Table, rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, curled hair
Mattresses spring Beds Linen Blankets, Ocoths Sofas,
Chairs Rockers Lounges covered with hair cloth and green
reps and book Stands Bookcase walnut Sdeboard
Extension Table Dining Chairs French China dinner
Ses silver Coffee Set Ice Pitcher Casters Spoons Forks
ivory handle table Cutlery, rich glass crys
tai Ware hall stair and ingram Carpets Oiclohs, al the
Furniture the servants apartments, &c Parties Wishing
attend this sale take sIth Seventh or Eighth avenue
A UCTION NOTICE.. N. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER
"A Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte Bronzes
Drawing Room Suits Paintings, Silver Plate, marguerite
Cabinets Sauary and costly Works OF Art and
ticles of public auction this day (Satu day, at
the elegant brown stone mansion 81 street, be-
Fifth and sixth commencing at 10y O'Clock
Drawing Room Suits crimson gold and blue gold bro
catc Of the richest description window Curtains TO match
Marqueiere bos de Cabinets Tables, Velvet Medallion
Carpets Pier Mante and Oval Mirrors Paintings eminent
artists Sevres Dresden China Ornaments superb
choice Books rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bed
eads Wardrobes commodes suite style Louis XIV hair,
spring Mattresses Bedding Dining Roomrabe Buffet e!e-
ruby crystal Glassware silver Casters Tureens,
SAVERS Pitchers Dinner Tea Services, Table Cutlery The
auctioneer would call the attention OF the public 10 this sale
The furnished less than six months OF .bcO
Sale peremptory. Parties wishing to attend this sale lake
Fifth Sixth
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ON THE soCND--oS THE souSD.-THE FINEST
" water Front Westchesisr county for genteuans
.s'denee Pelham eight miles from Harlem Brigs 20 bs
,oii suction, A. Mott Haven kairos depot, Saturday
April IL, al u O'clock Particulars of CIIAs VAC RAE
l2J.h street - ''
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DURDETr, DENNIS 4 co. WILL SELL THIS DAY
ID tsatday Ap H. at ~ O'Clock, In front OF store log
Wal street. BolEs Pspcr tons Bo,tns paper assorted
ceors, 4e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE AT AUCTI0N-AT NO. 9
VI Eas, Twenty street, Broadway. WILLIAM
kENNELLY Auctioneer, will sell At auction; on Monday
April 49, II O'Clock, all the valuable Household Furniture
consisting Of richly carved rosewood and bacx walnut Sets
Mirrors Carpets Beds and Bedding fine cured Hair Mat
ings BY well known artists in rich gold frances elegantly
solid deliberately carved rosewood
Buet and Side Table, purple and gold satin window Cur.
tans, Gilt Cornices several richly gilt Mante and Pier
Catalogues Auctioneers oce 81 Pine street. Permits 10
see furniture before sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

THg MAMMOTH yELoCIPEDRoxR.
is H.. sE II street.
Read RUS Hsi Sar, fsiO'
vrtociFRDE HiBI.s AL RzS AND ERSESlso.
from to Gs s'siss. cs sisS as.Tnl..'o..
the terrific nsA, through ana The Or..s-nect act
4. F sEsS E:E AsR REeE E'so
''''' cSSo.. .rsaia evening
BY TSs1s SSii fsps sisS ssESs 3D.
Z Hnsuenots. Meyerpeer
foss Hsiari; Sleigh B.. B.ehs
March........ Popular airs Bird
waltz ........ Fird Love- Farmer
somnamnua Bsrini
Lanc'ers. eneveve ..Onenbsch
IL Po. Der Pr,schueil. Weber
IL 0aiop...
attention of ''GE; e. S;s,., Park called this
this building being d'i Ts sn sv i9sr Minutes walk
GRAND RACE FOR A HANDSOME PURSE
RErrRs OF THE
GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS
"''' w" WV" SHORT SEASON.
MAMMOTH x se.i5
oo,xv, r,,,.rv v,,,, r ,rgI ,.o
GUNNER THIhTf-FD' XIII SINEET AND BROADWAY,
ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL ~
The Troupe Of Artists has selected from among the
talented and renowned in the Equestrian profession
Among the members will be found
MADAME CARLorTA DR BERG,
The classic and graceful English Eques'riennc.
JAMES y. COOKE,
the great -Four Horse Ac, Rider.
LIE JEUSE BERT
In his wonderful Bare Bach Hurdle Act
The enre establishment, has turing the winter been re en-
beshed redecOrsed and rehttef In the magnificent
sye-properties and sphernalla all new-prescntng
SCENE OF sPLENDOh
AMERICA OR ON THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE.
REMEMBER THE FIRST GRAND STRICT PAGEANT
- MONDAY, APRIL 10,
LEAVING THE MAMMOTH PAVILION AT 10 A. NJ
and down Sixth avenue 10 Fourteenth street, 10 Third
avenue 70 Bowery TO Chatham street, 10 Park Broad
broadway TO Thirty street, the place Of sfhi
billion. Due notice will be given OF the
SECOND GRAND STREET PAGEANT.
CLOTHING.
"A Foriysi1th street ISAAC HATrO guarantees 70 par
full for Ladies' and jeneens OF Clothing,
Carpets &c by calling addressing Ladies' attended 70 By
Mrs Hatto
ATJ. ANHALT's, Is7 SEVENTH AVENUE, You CAN
Csmel's Hair Shaws, Jewciry, &c.
hTI2o THIRD AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
N receive the highest prices Clothing, Furn
ture, Carpets tc.. by calling addressing MTSH La
dies attended 70 BY Mrs.. msh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

DY HENRY ID. MINER MISUNDERSTANDING
ID No. CortlanGt street; Art Gallery s45 Broadway.
Very important sale OF marble s,slary, by Rogers, Of
Rome Lonbsrd OF Rome Turrir Of Verona, and Others
HENRY d. MINER 4 BARKER will sell at auction at their
Galleries. sSj Broadway, Thursday evening, April @
Immediately after the Paintings MeSrs Goup 20. IN.
knocder, successor, six very fine marble Groups and
Figures foil VS.
by order OF executors OF Richard r. Carman, Esl, de-
ceased the marble ugurc OF SiDIA the blind girl BY
ROGERS Of ROME, ordered direc. from the artists studio
by the late owner, and bus recently received
From the collection OF gentleman Of Canada,
the SUPERB lfe sizs statue OF
Susannah, by q. b. Lomjsrii, OF Rome,
considered by conno.sseurs To he the chef d'ouvrs
OF this highly esteemed artist.
From the Paris Exposition OF l56 the beautiful origi
Angelica and Medora by Giovanni Turin,
OF Verona the OF Innocence by artist
Group of A'.. and cA.' si5 q Tr''saF' of Rome
Group OF Eliza Crossing the Ice, by a. Mo,eli, OF Milan
They - on exhibition free, day an evening,
AT THE GALLERIES, As ABOVE.
BY HENRY ID. MINER. Aucioneer.
Sslesroom, No. Cortlandt street.
pURsiTTRR. CARPETS. MIRRORS ROSEWOOD PIANO.
ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT BOOKCASE, WHEELER
A WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES. &c, AT AUCTION
MINER BARKER will sell this day, April II, at 10Y
O'Clock, their Cortland street. Household
Furniture, consisting OF black walnut Paror Suis In hair
cloth rosewood Piano, rosewood and black walnut
Centre Tables elegant black walnut with
wings inaid rainted top Card Tables Velvet Bruss
Thrcepy and Ingram Carpets ensmeed Cottage Bedroom
Suits, Mirrors black walnut Bedsteads Washssn Exer
fable HAIR Refrigerator Also
Wheeler a Wilson's Sewing Machine.
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DY HENRY D. MINER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- No. Cortlandt street; Arr % sry, SIS Broadway.

SALE OF ESGRAvINGS, CHROMos, CUCKOO CLOCKS,
SWISS CARVED GOODS, &C.
MINER BARKER will sell at auction Friday AMI SA.
turday April IS and H. q; IL o'clock each day At the old
store OF NJ knoeter Esq, successor 10 Goupil Co.. ~
Broadway OF Ninth street. framed and unframed
Engrsvings Chromos Photographs, Swiss Carved Goods
Cuckoo Clocks, Frames, &c.. without viii be
QY H. u. MINER BARKER, AUCTfoNEERS, NO. 8
ID Cortland, street. respectfully announce 70 those intend
ing 10 the present, thai they prepared
attention sales private residences the
prompt and fu manner which has characterized their
business for many years past Weekly sales OF Furniture
also at their spacious sacsro0m No. Cortland street,
those DESTROYS OF this means OF sale
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JoURNEAY, AUCTIoNEER,
nEEICR Nh pIIt

A. I
Auction sale OF handsome Household Furniture rosewood
Pianoorte Velvet and Brussels Csrpe.iny, 6c,
going Europe Thursday April 81 n lus O'Clock A. M
the private residence No ~ West Foryseventh street.
Rosewood Parlor satin brocate, rosewood
marble top Etagere Centre Tables black walnut Suit in
reps Library Bookcase aabaser and gilt Msnte
Clock superb Flower Vase and stand Lace Curtains
Velvet Carpeing black walnut and gilt marble top Dressing
Bureau Bedsead marble Dressing Bureaus
and Bede superior CURED hair Mattresses Mante Orna
ments Brussels Carpetag elegant marble top oak Buffet
mahogany Exten,ion Table Silver Pate Ware China Glass;
ware Cutlery, Napkins Taleciohs shee.ing, Blankets.
Spreads Sewing Machine, Kitchen Utensils &c Catalogues
nj the auctoneers ONCE, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

Rr y COTTON, AUCTIoNEER- POWERS, HOTEL, n
- And " fsri row, New YORK: '. CoLTOS viii sell, on
wednesday Apil ~ At Powers Hotel, opposite he Astor
House. the entire Furniture Of said hotel embracing isl
rooms consisting Of select rosewood Sofa, Chairs &C. lao
yelvet Tapestry and ingram Carpets all mo No
Linens, blankets, Sheets Plate Mirrors and Others. also
Chsndeers Counters &C one W horse Boiler steam pumn
and Pipes Steam Coils, Marble Slabs iron safe An
nuncator and once Furniture The sale will continue from
day day until the whole IL disposed Of CN.orues viii bs
ready Monday at the hotel and auction rooms sas 10
at 10 O'Clock A. ~ N. B-we now rsmoyi,y
from 724 Broadway rooms 5y East thirteenth
street. between Broadway and University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

I)AyRRsDoRrER A CO., AuCTTONRERs, OFFICE 200
ID Bowery cell ct II O'Clock 27 West Twenty ninth street
handsome frtures Ice House, Horse Wagon Butcher shop
, 1inure Ia lots dealers invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

DY HENRY n. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auo,ioneer.
Household Furniture
Grand seven octave Pianoforie.
Made bv Chickering a Sons;
French Plate Pier Mirrors, tc.
On Saturday, Atr H. at iU O'Clock, at the private rest
dence Twenty third (Iondon
Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood Pario Suits sho
gany Bedstesds Bureaus Washstsnds, bookcase Ward
roes Extension Table, Loun.es Centre Tables Cur Ell Hair
Mattresses CIT and Decorated French China Dinner ser
Az.
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GEORGE COOK, AuCTI0NEER.
" Household Furniture.
This day, al II O'Clock, al lo1 Liberty street,
Large Stock OF Furniture Carpets Glass and Plated Ware
Also Desks, Bookcases, Tables, &C. removed for
Convenience OF Sale; particulars Vt sale
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL H. l8e9-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

DOBERT SOMERvILLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL 20 Nassau street Art Gallery, 81 Fifth avenue.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE will sell by auction, on Monday
April 10 l0N O'clock at the late residencc OF David T. VAL
entne 6 East street, between Lexington and
Brussels and Velvet Carpets, brocae and lace Curta
P.ror Suits Etassres Centre TsSs: Arm Chairs Msn.e
Bedroom Suits Curtains and Corncss Lounges, Hair Mat
Feather Beds BOlsters and Pillows Led Linen &C.
black walnut Extension Table, Buffet, Side Tables China
Dinner and Tea Sets, Glassware, &C.: Bookcase, Book
Shelves Library Table, &C. &c. Also large assortment OF
Kitchen and Basement Funlluse The extensive Library OF
OF which win DO given. By order OF the executor.
j. PAuLDIEG. Executor.
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DY HENRY II, LEEDS 4 MINER.
II uEERy ~ LEEDS Auctioneer.

And many other favorite artists
To include collection OF Paintings sold by Of
the supreme Court OF the District of Columbia rcce ed
from Washington
All Of which will be positively sold without and
vii be ready for exhibition Thurs
day, April Is, day and evening" until sale.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-JANAUSCHRK.
"A POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
FANNY JANAUSCHEK.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL II,
GRAND FAREWELL MONT.

Tickets Eli reserved Soc extra; family circle &c.
Reserved seats and tickets for Of the above named per-
formances be had a the box once Of the Academy
al o. schirmers, No. 7Ol Broadway and ~ Peters music
store, No. 1875 Broadway.
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10y HENRY n. LEEDS a MINER.
ID HFNRY ii IFEDS. ArCTIONTER

II = HENK1 n. EFEDS, ACUIIUNrtF
Household furniture, Rosewood Pianoioriss &C.
On SATURDAY, April IL ~ 100 O'clock at their ssesroon
20 Liberty street.
Con,lsng O. Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets OAK
and black walnut Once AMI Standing Desks, cavei black
walnut Wsrdooe ComnoIe antique carved black
walnut French Clock ro.ewoot Parlor SUITS, black walnut
BedsteAi, Mattresses Pillows ant Fosters oak Cottage su
mahogany Card Tables, tack walnut Hall stsnd Sowing
Machines, Sc &C.. marble top Dressing Bureaus asb.
SANDS, Lounges In green reps. &c. Nc.
., Alec, At l2o'cocx
Several very hne rosewood Pano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

IL. O'Clock, at ~ Canal street. the Furniture OF large
house, consisting of Parlor Bed Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture Mattresses Feather Beds Bosters Pill
lows &c. Toilet Ware, three Refrigerator, Meat Safes,
Carpets and quantity OF Ocoths Lace Cur
tains French Plate and other Mrors one Melodcon, &C.
All TO be sold without reserve.
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THE BIG FISH OF THE
SEA.
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TUESDAY, APRIL 20

RY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.
- CAMPBELL co. will sell this day, commencing at II
contents Of Dining and Lodging House. iron and
Plate Mirrors ne Engravng crockery Glassware Bar and
Bar Futures fine Counters with Back
ter &C. Positive sale, rain shine Buyers and dealers In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

DOBERT SOMERvILLB, AUCTIONEER-SALES-
IL room No. 81 Nassau streets Art Gallery 81 Fifth ave-
nue-ROBERT SOMERvILLE will SELL Saturday, April
H. lO o'clock at salesoom No 81 Nassau street. large
assortment Of Household Furniture consisting OF nne Brus
sells Velvet and Ingram Carpcs elegant Paor Suits In
satin, reps brocate &C. Centre Tables, Etageres, Sofas
Lounges Easy Chairs Suits, Chars &c.
Ac Also Pianos Office Furniture &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

I2o THIRD AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
N receive the highest prices for Cast on Clothing Furn
tue, Carpets, tc by calling or addressing g. MISH La
dies attended 10 by Mrs. Misb.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

~ -
How often docs !t happen that whole family
Is brought TO the point OF misery through sickness
OF their proyider, husband and the father-he
being unable III such state 10 labor for the means
OF support and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance In time, arc cShaustinc all their ttiJ-
means for medicines and doctors fees. and at
las; there is nothing remaining but utter desponi
ency.
AL this can be avoided by paying In good yis.es-
small amount to the fund Of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief of the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying s.sss
half annually, IS every week when sick by
paying SS, Elo every week, no after whether the
disease q deriv2tarom aeetdNht or any o'hefS
The pSsfniums are PIT so low rs TO enable eyeu
the poorest man u join this benevolent association,
and secure to his family enough to keep them from
want.
Information can be received at the Office Of tho
company, si6 Broad street.
Agents for all parts OF the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS William Wildt, President A.
Bodekcr, Treasurer; /; John III. Pein, Secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell James Miller cashier
of the Union Savings Bank 5. NJ. Rosenbaaaa.
ap5 s.#aE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-03

THE GREAT REAPING MATcH.-The great
field trial Of reapers and mowers to take
place at Westover the farm Of Major
Drewrv) on the 9Th of June promises to be
an occasion of extraordinary interest. The
following entries have already been made !:
The Excelsior Reaper and Mower COM
bined, with dropping attachment, by Sci
berling & Co., of Ohio; Auburn Harvester,
by Beardsley, Hill 81 Co., New York; Ca
yuga Chief, by same; Climax Mower and
Reaper, by Cory Machine Company, Penn
sylvania Union Mower, Buckeye Mower,
Buckeye Reaper and Mower, with attach
ment, and the Buckeye Reaper (self-raker),
by Palmer " Turpin, Richmond Advance
Mower, by W. Ii. Jones, Philadelphia !;
Kirby Combined Reaper and Mower and
Burdick Reaper. by D. NJ. Osborne IL Co.,
New York; Clipper Combined Reaper and
Mower, by Clipper Mower and Reaper
Company, New York; Johnson Reaper,
and johnson Combined Reaper and Mower,
by Dyer Williams, New York; Russell
Reaper and Mower combined, by Allison &
Addison, Richmond.
In addition to the above, q number OF
mowers and other agricultural implements,
such as hay-tedders, rakes, cleaners, and
cradles, will be present., and opportunity
afforded Of testing their various merits.
The great contest will be 1nder the all-
spices Of the late Agricultural Society before
n committee, already selected, of diStin-
guished farmers from Maryland, North Ca
rolina, and Virginia. The books will be
kept open for entries until the Sth of June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-03

n SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-llessrs. Lee &
Goddin, auctioneers, have sold during the
presently the following property Two
lots on<Second and Preston streets, with a
small framed tenemenhon each, $3.50 brick
tenement on Fourteenth street for "A, 15C
cash brick tenement on Clay and Madison
streets, with lot 40 feet front, for 81, 1OC
cash brick tenement on Clay and Twenty
eighth street, and lot 40 feet front, for 81 800
cash; brick tenement on Clay and Pine
streets, in Sidney, and lot % feet front, for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-03

WHEAT.-This cereal, which, until it is
threshed and housed, is never free from cas-
ualtles of one kind or another, has, in this
section, we learn, been so much injured
within the last ten days that it is calculated
the crop has already been shortened one
half. First, the hard rains of week before
last washed all the bloom from the head,
and now, within the last few days, rust has
made its appearance on the plant, and made
great ravages upon it. So far only the white
wheat has been touched by it, and the dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-03

Wait. Third Precinct-C. Buchanan, Pre-
sident; James Bussey, J. Hatton. Fourth
Precinct-Horace Ransdell, President; Jos.
Weeks, J. II. EYsns. Fifth Precinct
William Bootwright, President George E.
Waterman, John Whip. Sixth Preeinct-A.
j. Parr. President; William Baker, Little
toa Jackson. Seventh Prccinct-E.T. Hol-
ton, President; +. w. Holtinch, Elias New
house. Eighth Precinct-William Black
more, President; George Walters, Andrew
Chum. Ninth Precinct-J. Holland, Presi-
dent; D. Holly, NJ. Pearce.
. County Of Culpeper.-First Precinct-D.
L. Lewis, President; William B. Nails,
Henry Bannister. Second Precinct-James
Tate. Third Precinct-Samuel S. Proctor,
President; Thomas Fitzhugh, Albert Stew
art. Fourth Precinct-Willam J. .Jamison,
President; A. A. Hopkins, Richard Cole
man.. Fifth Precinct-Fayette Latham,
President; Walker Vaughn, S. G.. Davis.
Sixth Precnct-John ". Brown, Presi-
dent; George Perry, John II. Eggborn.
County Of RdppdhGnnock.-F First Pre-
cinct-James r. O'Neal, President; Ed
ward Cary, Arthur w. Utterback. Second
Prccinct-Alex. Cary, President Henry Z.
Howard, Benjamin +. Clark. Third Pre-
cinct-Richard II. Buckner, President w.
II. ElltlS - 4nOLIONs L out vi 1 ~
cinct-Dayid w. Silvey, President f; Bald
win Ii. Spilman, John &. Hinson. Fifth
Precinct-IIenry Turner, President !; Will
liam C. Armstrong, Silas B. johnson.
County Of Chdrlohe.-F'irst Precinct
Rufus Palmer. President; John Houston,
Peter Forbes. Second Precinct-Reuben
Dixon, President William Marlborough, F.
Gerhard. Third Precinct--Thomas Leahy,
President; w. II. Kennedy, James B. Bur-
rell. Fourth Precinct-F. L. Giaunini, Pre-
sident; r. D. Bevill, W. II. Barry. Fifth
Precinct-Boswell S. Cruit, President !;
George E. Denny, A. Krizmary. Sixth Pre-
cinct-James S. Gray, President; Thomas
Y. b. Robins, W. w. Cabaniss.
| County Of Prince Ed,rard.-First Pre-
cinct-W. S. Berry, President; Benjamin
NJ. Dox, William S. Harry. Second Pre-
cinct-Joseph Jorgenson, President; Smith
eyt Spain, George Matter. Third Precinct
James Mickle, President; John Carpenter,
Paul Wells. Fourth Precinct-A. Ii. Cham
plin, President; John NJ. Morton, George
! o. Scott. Fifth Precinct-Thomas z. Jack
son, President; William White, James B.
Miller.
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The following additional canyassers have
been appointed by the State Executive
Committee:
AT LARGE.
Robert Ould, Joseph T. Campbell, w..
W. Walker. ......... .s..... ..
DISTRICT.
Fifth.-A. Il. Blakcy, Of Albemarle
county.
Eiqhfh.-Ira J. McGinnis, of Abingdon :
Il. 4. Richardson, of Smyth county.
,.--f'. rna, COUNTY.
King and Queen.-Richard H. Cox, j. b.
Jett. :,
Matheus.-H Bell, John 2. Donald,
Taylor Garnett.
Ilidaleser.-Jamcs NJ. Jeffress.
Rlchmond.-E. c. Minor.
AmeE;d.-Colonel I. r. Farrar.
Albemarle.-John S. Moon, John De-
neale, Scottsville. r. R. Prentiss, james
B. Gihner, Charlottesville.
James City.-Cyrus "A. Branch, John
Motley, Jr., williamsburg.
CITY.
Peters6urq.-William Z. Cameron, John
Lyon, R. G. Pegram.
r. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-03

ADDITIONAL REGIsTR4Rs.-The following
appointments of additional registrars are
announced ,s,.~
i County Of Fauq,ier.-First Precinct
John Yogt, President Of Board; b. Rosen-
helm, L. Cohen. Second Precinct-James
NJ. Catlett, President; a. Benedict, Il. Z.