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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-07

DEATH OF COOP CITIzEN.-Our citi-
zens were greatly grieved on yesterday. to
hear Of the unexpected death Of Gabriel
Workman, ESQ.,, OF the well known firm OF
Charles T. Worthan & Co. His illness was
80 brief that he had scarcely been missed
from the marts of trade before his death
was announced. Mr.. Wortham was in his
fifty. first year, and had been engaged in
business in this city from hisyouth. He
was universally esteemed for his sterling
integrity as a merchant, and for an en-
larged benevolence that was always prompt
to respond to every claim of public or pri-
vate charity. His loss is public calamity.
His funeral will take place from his late
residence, corner Of Grace and Second
streets, at o'clock this afternoon.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE MAY 7,
lS69.-Governor H. Fl. Wells, Pastor First
Baptist church, Warren Hooker, Richmond,
Va; Miss Elvira Wright; Cox s. Sons, New
York, N. Y; Thomas 8. Alvis, Breenfeld,
Ala. r. c. Herring, Whistler, Ala; John
Hill, Baltimore, Md; W. D. Gresham,
Stevansville, Va; Mrs. M. Stuart, Wash
ington, D. c.; Simon Ford, Goochland
county, Va; A. T. Stewart, New York
city; Crawford Barbery Mrs. Rosina P.
Mills, Dorchester county, Md; Mrs. Sal
lie H. salmons, Goochland county, Va.
Mrs. Mollie e. McGruder, Chesterfield
county, Va. J. V. Carter, Alton Depot,
Va; Deroy s. Law, Augusta, Ca; Mrs.
M. W. Bellinger, Charleston, 8. c.; Miss
Fannie Hutcheson, King William county,
Va; Miss Edmondia Parish, Fredericks-
burg, Vs. - Nash, Washington, D. G.
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HOLLAND SETTLEMENT IN AMELIA
About sixty more Hollanders passed up the
Dsnville railroad yesterday afternoon tc
the Holland settlement, near Mattoax de-
pot, in Amelia county, making nearly three
hundred who have already arrived. Many
others are on their way to join their friends
at that point and other parts Of the county
where lands have already been purchased
by their agent, Mr.. Won Rant, and arrange,
ments made for their reception. Those
who arrived yesterday came directly
through, without stopping in New York. We
welcome these immigrants to Virginia, and
trust they will be prosperous and happy in
their new home. We have room for tens Of
thousands more of such intelligent, indus.
trious, and thrifty people. We hear Of the
purchase last week Of twelve thousand
acres of land on the line Of the Richmond
and Denville railroad by wealthy Ger.
man gentleman. 1t is said to be his pur.
pose to settle large colony on these lands
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ACoLoRED CoNvENTroN.-The following
address has been issued by the negroes Of

A CoLoRED C0NvENTroN.-The following
address has been issued by the negroes Of
this city:
"To the Colored hen of Virginia: Bre-
thren, After mature deliberation, mass
mee'irg Of the colored men Of Richmond
was held on the 9th day Of May, 1869. II
was voted unanimously to issue call for q
convention Of the colored men Of the State,
to be held in Richmond on the 9th dsy Of
May, 1869.
"The total exclusion of colored citizens
from any position Of trust or profit, and
from the jury-bo1 especially, demands and
ought to receive the consideration Of every
colored man within the State.
Whatever other subjects you may deem
of sufficient Importance to bring before the
Convention, this exclusion, brethren, is the
all absorbing question of the present, and
must call forth our earnest action by petit
tion, by personal action, by protest, and by
what votes We have, until justice is done.
The right secured Of voting, irrespective Of
color, will necessarily restore to US other
rights of which we are now deprived. We
therefore cordially and respectfully invite
you from every part Of the State to meet In
Richmond (by delegates) on the day speci-
fed to consult upon the issues at present
affecting politically, financially, and
socially. Justice to ourselves can be no
injustice to any.
"JostrH Cox, Chsirmsn.
William Il. Lester, Secretary"
A committee to make the necessary ar
rangements for the convention has been
appointed, as follows: Joseph Cox, William
H. Lester, Lewis Lindsey, Cornelius Harris,
Rev. William Troy, Rev. James Fuller,
Alpheus Roper, Peter Mathews, William
Isam, ". J. P. Bowe, Robert I. Hobson.
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GARRoTED. = On Wednesday night o
United States soldier named Patrick Gill
ham was assaulted and beaten, and robbed
Of his pocket-book containing twenty-five
dollars. Joseph Collins, John Gerheiser,
and Dennis Hardy, his comrades, all SOL
diers, were arrested, charged with commit
ting the deed. They we're arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday, and the evidence
being pretty strong against them, they were
sent on to answer Indictment.
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IOCAI, MATTERS.

APPOINTMENTS FOR COLONEL GILBERT G
WALKER.-Colonel Walker, the conserya
tive Republican candidate for Governor
will address the people at the following
times and places: Norfolk, May II. Pc
tersburg, May ID; Lynchbure, May Is
Salem, May II; Marion, Msy 18; Liberty
May 20; Christiansburg, May 81; Wythe
vile, May %; Abingdon, May d. a1.
Appointments for the Valley and else
where will be announced hereafter.
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TRs7H EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-see wha'
the Professor Of Natural Sciences Of Richmond
College says:
~ have inhaled pitrous oxide as prepared By
DIR. GEORGE B. STEEL, who also, at my request
administered 1t to q member Of my family from
whose mouth several teeth were extracted tofthoul
pain, and without any subsequent unpleasant ef
fect..
81 consider Its inhalation perfectly safe, while
It's effects are altogether pleasutable. I recon.
mend Its use with entire confidence.
"B. PURYRAn.
pirbmon1 roIIs1s Mava lssy,,
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RICHMOND HIsTRIoNIC CLUB The mem :
bers of this organization certainly deserve
great credit for their energy in making all
the necessary arrangements in preparing
for their coming entertainments. They
will give on Monday night the beautiful
drama Of Retribution and the drama OF
Ben Bolt, with an excellent cast. We are
sure they will be well pstronized.
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WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 4
o'clock two building lots on the south side
Of Broad between First and Second streets
LEE l. GODDIN will sell at o'clock farm
one and half miles east of Richmond.
GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS will sell at Al
O'clock a very neat framed dwelling at
the southeast corner of Clay and Smith
streets. r.H ,s... .r. ....
CONSTABLE TALL will sell at 10 o'clock, al
tho Academy Of Music, one mirror, a7lot
of tumblers, etc. s@cg sSs 7s& = 53
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A.. NJ,
at their store, household furniture, baga.
telle table, beer cooler, &c. " #a trT
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The REHEARSAL last night Of the Rich-
mond Musical Benevolent Association, In
anticipation of their grand concert next
Tuesday, was largely attended. Our best
musical critics say this will be the finest
concert Of the season. The programme is
a most attractive one, and will be rendered
by the whole strength Of the Association.
Every seat of the large audience room Of the
Second Baptist church will doubtless be
taken. A large number Of tickets have
already been sold.
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HUMOROUS LECTURE ON CHURCH Hill
Mr.. James P. Cowardin has consented to
deliver his famous humorous lecture on
Church Hill, for the benefit of the Doreas
Society of the Lelgh-street Bsptist church,
on Monday next. He Will doubtless be
well greeted on the Hill, whore he hes
never before appeared. especially In aid Of
charitable object.
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SANITARY INsPECTIoN.-The attention Of
our citizens is called to the notice of the
Board of Health in another column. Next
Wednesday the police will resume their
"house-to- house " visitation to ascertain if
the accumulation of ashes, garbage, So, Of
the past season has been removed. The
Board should be aided by every citizen in
their efforts to remove all causes calculated
to produce disease.
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"How DO IooKH, is q frequent question
among ladies. OF course they are charming but
to make assurance doubly sure I" they should be
photographed by C. 3. BEES & Co., and they will
lnen see precisely how form, features, expression
and costume, combine 10 make them irresistible
Do not fear the white feecy clouds OF the season.
they are more favorable to photography than q
solid blue sky.
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The STEAMER ADMIRAL, of the Richmond
and York river line to Baltimore, having
been thoroughly reftted, painted, and
newly furnished, has resumed her trips.
The Kennebec will at once 60 on the stocks,
and be completed by the 18th instant, when
daily line Of steamers will be run be-
tween West Point and Baltimore.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Sun rises. Noon rises s. =
Sun sets ..........e.5S High tide, P. NJ. 1.07
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 8, 1859

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 8, 1859.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltf.
more. merchandise and passengers, Harveys
4 Williams. ~
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, W. G. Dunham
4 Co.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. b. Tat1m.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, New York, mer-
chandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baiti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys &
Williams.
BELOW.
Four schooners, whose names are not re-
ported. They are expected up on high water to-
day.
MEMORANDA.
NEWPORT, May s.-Sailed schooner E. L.
Gregory, from Richmond, for Boston.
HOLINESS HOLE, May 3.-Arrived, schooner
Caroline Hall, VickeIs, Boston, for Richmond.
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ELEor1oN.-Jacob s. Atles was yesterday
elected presiding justice of Henrico county.
The final vote stood 6 for Atlee and for
John B. Crenshaw. The court will on
SATURDAY. Grant LIQUOR licenses. "-
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-James M. Tay-
lor sold>at auction on yesterday the lot on
the north side of the Basin on which
stands the commission house of Mr.. 3. B.
Roberts, fronting d feet, at s72 per foot
SLIPS. Ia-1..Isz9 80
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BASE match game played
Wednesday afternoon between the Intrepid
and Powhatsn Clubs resulted in vic
tory for the latter. The score stood: In
trepid, "a PoHhatan, 81.
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TAUGHT BY BIPERIENcE.-For day or two
you have shiyered in your houses for lack OF fuel
Eow learn lesson, and supply yourselves to-day
with the Steam Fuel Factory's extra Wood ut 80 8
cord. Coal and Coke also. Ofice nearly opposite
Dispdtch Office.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Thomas ".
Upshur, Esq, of Richmond, has been ap-
pointed Commissioner of Deeds for Connec-
ticut in the State of Virginia.
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HENR1co COUNTY COURT. - The issue
docket in this court will be called to-day,
and the Office judgment docket will be called
on Tuesday next, May llth.
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n. ELLYsoN l. co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pnb-
ushers' rates, for cash. Apply 1T this efice.
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8irlrul(o1nd. DispatrE,
THE ejaculation OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. .ze-a
AUgT1OR SALES THIS DAY.

ON ALL PUBLIC OF PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE KADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THR
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THa. THIRTY FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE szLLER PAYS THEA.
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UNITED eTATEs INCOME TAX IN Rich
MoND.-The following statement Of the
United States income tax assessed in this
city in 1868 and 1869 is evidence that some
body is making little more money than
formerly. When we get things reconstructed
these returns will be many times larger:
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EHACHlNE SHOP.

vi
sLOAT & ADRIN6TON.
lG5 CARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
where we DO al kinds OF work in the line or
weLregulated machine shop. All kinds OF Iron
work made and repsired, from the largest size
ete&m-ergine and boiler down TO the smallest sew
Ing machine needle.
We 90 and send workmen In the country TO do
ell kinds oS work at reasonable rates. Our spe-
cislty Is everything and anything In the way OF
,nachinists' work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following: Judson's Patent Governor !;
Utlck Steam Gauge Company's Steam Gauges, the
best steam sauge now IN use eflden's Patent
Gardner's Patent Barn door Lock snd Hasp, COM
bned and many other useful articles entirely too
numerous to mention. And as natives and adopted
natives OF the sacred Virginia soil we ask q fair
GEORGE B. SLGaT,
NH 2o-2In A. JACKSON ADD1NGTON.
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DIR. j. B. McrAw. Medical Examiner.

N N. WALKER & CO.,
Ds FIRE, mAkISE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office, No. lol4 Main street, under Messrs. K. II.
Maury Co. a"
Buildings. merchandise, furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds. in the city and country IN.
rates In companies OF the highest standing
Tobacco In warehouses and msrine and inland
risks taken at the lowest rates.
Losses eqoitsbly adjusted and promptly paid.
my7
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NATURAL pETROLEUA
v LUHRIUATIS4 -OIL,

EQUAL 70 THR BEST SPERM on. "a. oXn
THIRD TIRE PRICE.
Suitable for slow or rapid msehineYyn OF evefy a.
scrip.ion; free from all impurities
WARRANTED Not 40 rOE aUn.
EVERY EARREL WARRAGTxD 10 dSya
SATISFACTI0g,
or to be returned At our expenee.
II does no. soil toe brightest machinery. Th&
machinery should be clean before usnR thSs On.
a,rsers addressed to US win iecesSc psomps 81
tention. ~
on a Id hy us d frsrs from all other Pctloieen La,
brtcatlns lis on red In this msrkct. We 4se eple
Tsflf, sEH UH I sATI S6 OFT ], which Nc e&l6
"a low 90 &c can be bad In any marSel
PUKOELL, LADD 3 Cor ktehmond Yt.
apsr-ln General agents Tor Srehah
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OLD NEWSPAPERS Foa SALE BY THE HUN
DRED az the Dispatch Office.
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MACHINERY, &C.
DHGNIX FOUNDRY,
L No. 9 KIGHrH sTsEET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN, =
RICHMOND, VA

WILLIAM B.-COOk,
MAEUFACJURER OF ..
Iron Railing. handsome patterns OF balconies
and Versndahs, Vault and ellar Doorsl 6ratlngs,
Window Guards Awning Frames, CorinthiAn
Coumus and CapitoIs. Ornamental ast BreS 9ets
for shelving &c, all eizes Sas and w alter PiIe,
Hydrant Keys and Rods rcr wafer and gas Eenti-
.torc for brick and wood cornice, Traps for hy
,lrants and culverts, Coal Shoots.
a full l.na OF Plow castings for plows In gen
cral use throughout the country always on hand
all KINDS OF Iron Work for1baIdings ana cass-
ings generally.
Thankful TO the public for their liberal patron
age for Ihe past hfteen years, / most respectfully
solicit the continuance OF the same.
1 Il orders filled with dispatch and promptly at
tezded n IN the best woTkinsn-nke manner. = ,
lin
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HNgUBANCR CoMPAHaEs,
ORGANIZED IN 1912.

This is an all-cash and purely mutual com.
pany and Is conducted on The only principe
which time and experience has proven to b- uIti.
are divided annually among the insured Ia the
most equitable manner. which can be used to de-
crease the premiu As or TO purchase more 1nsu-
rance, at the option Of the policy-holders.
application can be made to Mr. Lewis Booker,
Mr. John +. Goddin, or The unCersfgnod.
ID. n. WAl4knh & co., Agents,
NO. l0I4 Main street.
I'm r r McCsw MedicaI EXAMINER mv7
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First Division, all Of city
east Of Seventeenth
street.. .....SS ,9ol 80 SlO,27e o.
Second division, between
Seventh and Seventeenth
streets. .............. $1,000 SIS. ss,o5S q
Third division, all west Of
Seventh street. .......... 2s,o19 So s6,5os s;
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MEETINGS.

kIcRMosD oMM ANDRRY, No. ~
KNIGHTS 1KAPLAR
RICHMOND, MAY ], a. -. 1859.
ORDERS No. 14.--SIR KNIGHTs,-At-
" tend called assembly OF Your NJ
CommandarJ at your asylum In the Ma Xxx
sons BAL on Franhlin street. sBI, n
EVENING at O'Clock. Candidates for
the orders OF & n1Rhthood wall be prompt/ y
In attendance ut y O'Clock.
By order Of the 6. Commander
WILLIAM K. rANNER, Captain General.
WILLIAM j. RIDDTCK. Recorder my7 It's
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RAiLROADs.
2 % q g
rHrsspEAKEAND OHIO RAILROAD,

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
OsuMM ak SCH .UULE.-(ln md aates The ~
ofMAY, 1889, MALL ThAIr win run M dasiy oetSsss
Richmond ana Covfngkn; feave hlcnmUnd ~
A. M. and arrive at Coyington aG 2. a. Le.ys
Covin3ton at s.ssA. ID. and arrive ss Aieh neeA
/, " "nocUMMODATIoN TRAIN between RtsA.
mond and Charlottesville on MONUAYA WKO-
NEsDaYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Cnar.
lottesvtlle at A. H.. and arrives at BlcnEuuQ =
p:1s 4. II. Leaves Richmond at 40 +. A.s a0A
arrives st Charlottesville st +. d.
The Mail Train connects As 6cfeooSS1l0 Ans
Charlottesville with trains on Orange. Anxanokass
and Manassas railrosds for Alexandrfa, W a.htnzs
ton, Philadelphia, New York, LynehbutE. KNOX,
Vile, Chattsnooga, Memphis, New Orleans keot-
gomery, Mobile, &C.; 1t staunton Win Mazs-
coaches for HarYisonburR and August1 srxth3s;
at Goshen with stage. coaches for xingt0E Aste-
raj Bridge. Kockoridge Alum eprin&ss and Aoc6.
bridge Baths: at MilIboro' WITH eoschcs tor h1tA
Alum anu Warm springs: as Ioyl1&s0A - -
stages for Hot Healing, sweet and wAite 6dl-
phur Spr ngs, Lewisburg, Charieston, 4cIl
JAMES u. F.NRTHEkLANDl,
ap9a 2J General T1ck0t 6GeaA
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~ UARDIAN MUTUAL

DIRECTORS:
General JOHN a. DIX;
w. WuKKNe, OF Wrkens q CO.;
GEORGE T. HOPS, Preuident Continental SIR" Ia.
surnnce Company
Hon. JAMES HARPKR, OF Harper Brothern;
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank OF Republic:
W. vEnMrLYE, Of Vermiiye Co., bankcre !;
Hon GEORGE OPpYKE, ex-Msyor Of New York;
AARON ARNOLD, Of Arnold Constable q co. {:
and others.
EUTZLEB g BERNHEIM
General AGENTS for Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee.
Dr.. j. g. CABRLL, Medical Examiner. 1ss
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Increase in 1869, 81, 1922 A.
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HITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
VA meeting OF the CITY CONSERVATIVE
COMMITTEE will be held on FkIDAY hVE-
MING the fth Instant, at hAlf.past4 I O'Clock
p. g. COGHL An,
my6-9t Secretary.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF vIRGINIa will
be held at the ofdce o, the mpany on TUESDAY,
11th Of May next, at o. clock p. N.
ap T-tdm DAVID J. BURR, secretary
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF. THE, Gall
Il LEGO MILLS NJ .NUFACTURIhG COM
PANY are hereby notified that the nnu4l meeting
will be held at tn, Office of the company ON fUES-
DAY the lIth OF May, 1889, at IL O'Clock NJ
IHoMkS B. KaEehf, secretary.
RICHMOND, April n. 1865. mp 27-tMaytl*
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"Richmond College, May 1ss,."
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- ==--====77zz-.-,FEnTIaIr4IzRRs.
DURE GROUND PLASTER.
- SHOCKOE MILLS,
J. unro0n

our Plas,cr-Miil being now completed. we are
,-ensred TO fll orders for PuRE 8ROUN 70
pLhstRR Our facilities for receiyiug chip
ming and grinding. are unrtvxied and we are DIS
los. 20 share them with our customers and sell
On as favorable terras as ANY mill in the state.
we intend 10 maintain the reputation this mill
lad under Major j. 81. Claiborne for the purity
And excellence Of the Plaster turned ont, and re-
spectfuiiy invite the orders OF commission n,er.
chants and planters.
nv I'm sMYrHi& MOORE.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-02
Meeting Of tho Democratic Cen.
trail COMMITTEES. IL 3IFg


i II trail Committee. u {lEY
The Democratic Central COMMITTEES
of Monroe County will meet at Woods
field,
Monday, February Is, 1869
being the first day of Court, at 2 o'clock
A full representation is especially de
sirable, as the time and manner Of hold
ing the County Convention win probably
be determined.
The following is list Of the mem
bers of the Central Committee:
- Adams@S. A. Atkinson.
Benton-A. Meyer. ~ s..s5sa,. E.s
Bethel-Wm. English. -s 'as.s
D. Center--Jere. Williams. ,s'ss ..
ID Franklin n-Wm. Milligan. fs.-
. Green-J; s. Holiday. -..'.. -
Jackson-I. N, Fouty. -. ..-...
Malaga-Barnett Mann. say4
Ohio-C Cehrs.
szPerry--Samuel Runyan.
sSalem--M. Boughner.
Seneca. Lieuellen. g e
Summit. Dougherty. 5ss.
Sunsbury-A. Arnold. ~ g.
Switzerland-E. G. Blattler.
Washington-Jas. Watson.
3 Wayne-L. W. Wilson,
E..7.b..E JERE. WILLIAMS, Chm.