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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

The name Of Robert l.. Gwen has been
presented by the Lynchburg papers and
by some Of the Southwestern members OF
the Legislature. He is Il son Of the renera-
bic Dir. William Owen. Of Lynchburg, and
brother of DR.. William Otway owen, who
is a distinguished physician. Nr. Owen is
BY profession civil engineer, and served in
that capacity for several years on the tir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad. He has al
WAYS been intimately connected with the
enterprises OF the Virginia and Tennessee
Company, and was for quite i number Of
wears its President. He succeeded John
Robin Mcdaniel in 1859, and was super
seeded in 1867 by General William Malone,
upon the success Of the consolidation po-
Icy. He is considered well of, owning ex-
tensive property in one Of the tide-Wster
counties, near Lynchburg, and in Arkansas.
Mr.. Owen has bad comparatively little to
do with politics, having occupied himself
with railroad matters TO the exclusion of al-
most everything else. His fist appearance
III political aiiails was as memOer OF the
present state Legislature. He represents
she eleventh senatorial district, which i
composed Of Campbell county. lie WAS
thoroughly in sympathy with the South du-
ring the war between the States, bat his dis
dbilitics having been removed by vote o.!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

The Legislature of Virginia will to-mor-
row 30 into the election Of United States
senator's, according to the provisions Of the
act Of Congress approved July %, 1866,
which we here tranScrihe 8: ..
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SUNBEfUS.
How to shorten lifc-A Bridget.

NJ =. =
" '"0r'eh hie-A Bridget.
=, i"e "is' robbers Of the Ocean Dank
= hrstrate shirt cutter in this CITY IA nail
to'OOu a year
snow fell in Scotland as recently nc ,h.
middle of June.
The rice crop in The Southern state. vil,v
coed t"at OF any season since the year iglD
Tho louisville Iiwos rc1u.u. t,n,t Ell.
"shut up' II he really WISHES 10 h.r,s. .i., c.,
"A consignment Of thrcc tom. or .,;l 49,.
bricks has been atet,,t .,. =, '"''r
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Chief Justice Chase hu, gone To White sulphur
Snrlu s., uoN "a iaNOrte rysort ofluluclta Sou,ucm
YuhHc.ans.
Gen, Grant IN accordance with a previously ox-
pressed int,nuon, VISITED Bltmorr Yesterday 10 'n-
s,r't the workshops ut thc Baltimore and Otto
Railroad. lie was accompanied by Pl,tm.-tcr.
General Crcswcl, S,cr,wry Cox Of the lntcriur
Doi utmtnt "a .cictary VI War Elwn NJ stan
ton, Comm -.Iuer Delano, of tc Mtornil Revenue
D.ptm2ni: and Gen. II race 7 n r. Private 9ecre.
.ry TO We President The s1ccial tram arriv Il AZ
Whgrc enc dls lingu-hed party Was met b, he p,e,
d'ht OF the lMlDmore and Ohio n,ltOsd ami A
number Ql tuc Directors OF the Company. on erter.
n- the blacksmith shop, the President wa, greeted
Wi'n limulid u cheers b. the hundreds Of work
men Toe Inspection over, the Company diucd "a
riUtstd'd 10 TIE Nharvcs OF the Company At Locust
lont where taoy Wcnt ON board ihe steamship Bal
unorc lr piraory l1 lakins trip down tht bay.
Gov. Hoffman presided at the Un'on College com
hehcement yesterday, and delivered the diplomas
Committee of the san Francisco Board Of
SUPERVISORS went To Nall,I yesterday morning. TO
receive the Hon. WIN. II. seward
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The Freehold Hnd Lynnncum Mari com-
phny's Works,

An excursion party, mainly composed Of re-
hreseniauve, OF lhe press OF New York and vien.
~, 'nn ltN prominent ca zens OF New Jersey
lFnuoll Mnrl company U FIR chol, New Jersey
a. the ih'itition OF tlat ComWny. THIS mari
Nleh optu'c Chemists pronounce TIE best fertIizer
(,l discovered, Is found thruushou New Jersey In,
meh uutuhe Quantities, three aistnct strata or be a
vi helhg distinctly raceuhle. A. Farmingdnle tho
uppcl bed crops cut, and iere the Lynpnkum nd
iIt'h holl company have secured about seyent, 4 va
aeicS oi iand aud oommf need operations on
an extensive scale Nv hu,i,i,na -.
slBnl mllrs OF railroad, from Freehold to Farming
ul'e' hry make unbroktn connection with the en-
ul' falroad system OF New Jersey and by the
naIltnh ANA Delaware Bay Railroad, which passes
Wui.o,Y b{ Their piis they have direct transporta.
a1n ~, -, suo water ht Amboy thus enabling them, al
tlnlng tSp use, To place the rich product OF their
p,s wllhln easy reach OF all agrculturists through
uuut Nrw. Jersey, Connecticut, Long Island, along
luntrs - ''-'' 'Ns'S" "
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USEMENTS.

GIN TRIAL rARK GARDEN. tn av.. between tsth and
tath sis-Garden Concerts
WAlLACks-Coralline; or Sir Rupert. the Reckless.
Matinee on Saturday.
OLYMPIC THEATRE- II ccory Dicc1rv Dock. Mat.
necs AZ ~ O'Clock Wcdncs1ays ana saturday.
hbLOS uARDEN-sinbad the salon Matutc on
Saturday.
GRAND OPERA Horer-Io.t Lyunei or The T. oac.
mcnt Matinee Saturday
CLINTON NALL ART GALLERY Actor place and
sth st.-vordcts nom N.shl
BOOTHS THrArtE .}Isi between 'ui alI Goa avs.
lnoch Arden. Matinee Saturday.
FIFTu AVINrE Tur ArltE. itn avi ar1 lUh ST.
Dora. aud 1nc..tyci susan Maun.c -aiuIi,y
bow EiA InEAlhl -Danan and 4! lhlas, eud ihc
Irish rgt1r.
WANLEfHf urtTtr ,0 broadway June CO. re
De lave ruiig, Ml1ic Jac~ DO n.l Aia Gosh.
man. Sc.
The sun., 1869-07-01

An indignation meeting was held last evening
in the Ciy Ilol' dorsey city, the purpose being 10
protest against 'lc horrible and pcsurrous stencil
emitted from the garba;c cartcd rom New York
AMI dumped on he grounds alongside the Central
Railroad ComraDy's track in jersey CITY. The meet
ing wa- lar ely attended E2-Mayor Romor prtsidoi.
Dr. N1rick urged the Importance If the formation
81 Ni-i-ncc C.mmit,c, To wait uron the Central
RAILWAY Comriuy and Jet them stand that tho
public Intended 20 have the nuisance abdtcd. peace
ably IL possible, forCihly if thy musf. Mr. FAIR
clt -aii tIat Jersey Clt was the llu hing stock Of
ail creation. A committee Of niur was appointed to
draw up resolutions and wait on tie Central Rail-
rond ComrunN and explain 10 them that the citizens
oiJ rsc, tity urc determined that not another cart
lund Ot glrtagc shall be dumped. Tie Committee
are Mcssrs. Hart. JcNul Murray, NItlck loulin,
QutmOy, Rouse, Beyans aud Hardy.
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Tho New Hirlh of slavery.

Memphis held preliminary meeting last even.
ing lnr TIC encouragement ~ Chinese Immigration
hr convention Il ca led To meet on the l3i OF July
TO bg composed of Delegates from IN parts OF il'e
south, especially from 0eorgin, Alabama. Mi.sissin-
", Louisiana, Arkansas, and Tennessee
The sun., 1869-07-01

The Pittsburgh liquor sellers having their
business closed On Sunday, arc resolved that nobody
else slll work on that day they cannot They are
ABOUT u TAKE proceedings against the glass houses
printing unlcfs q, street ears, aud BARRIERS shous
which 10 business on that day aud they viii even
extend then operations 20 the hiring Of carriages or
lun 1ras, u NECESSARY They VIII sue tho Mayor Tor
miadcmclnur In oncu Il ho Htafietcs
The sun., 1869-07-01

IiULADFlPuA, June 3O.-lhe President Of the
lr.h keuuhoan Association u. Pennsylvania warns
ms q, uutJW,u against uu sttenpt to pack the
lush Republican Convention IN Chicago ON the ith
Of July WITH lush Democrats from this amt other
States. Iae Convention Viii assemble, not In the N
te~g-i any clique or ring OF IRISH American poll
lclne, lG. io rnuuriatc aud give support 20 the
pinD pile of universal suilra gc. protection to Amei
can industry, attachment 10 the Auercln Union. Hul
social AMI political elevation of the Irish race on
hu ia utmi- i-nhtrfs
The sun., 1869-07-01

N"' " f0'l 7NINA1s
To the p'. li..oi Of this city, MT cxoool
ing one mllon n number there como
through the Cs.'on mains over the High
Bdir" ON an average moro thnn sixty mil
lion iull.rs of water 1aily Loadau with "a
population of 39joO)o. n,t3 only G3oJ0oo0
gallons day, aud Paris. Berlin. }i,nua.
oui 70 pc,cs1lrr sdl le-s 90 proportion
/ SIT f"por. la'r'y i-eici by Committee
Of the N,t"p,itm Ere Department. states
that the operations of the Department are NJ
Tunes seriously impclcl 10y reason of an 'n.
adequate supply Of water The nycrogc
lr"sur. % the mnirs, which fhpull he over
t.drty pounds according 10 the4mntity sup
Piled, is under leu pounds, and there arc
iaw houses in tho hickly inhabited port 1n
o' thc city. say anywhere below tho Central
Pah. whore water flows without art Gc al
aid above thc eocon1 story.
Eminent engineers who have beon con
nc".cd with The Cr1'on Department say thot
moro wator is wasted than used ia ti's city
But the simple knowledge Of nm existing
cVI VIII not countemct it, Moreover. Al.
though all agree that scan1ulously cnor
nous amount Of wotcr Il dnlv waa,.'
through faucets carcl'.sly kelly n
opnn which NOV I1s h'' -rv.ut.l 1,
l'r doIon eI.0 Wp, r'
'.' t0o". .".u.r tla u~ .n,
,al'- ...l'-ofr.i Y..l ...
.'r.fr upper I o't. 4laul aud
.s 'D-'t. ,... a...a.ng deficit
Of supply. or moro correctly speaking. The
ever diminishing pressure. as not due solely
TO waste, bat partly to an increase Of lcgiu.
mate demand
In order - distribute the pressure more
cynuiy 'hrourhou, the city, it is proposed to
lay new System Of mains on either side of
the principal one, which shall receive their
supplies directly from The High Bridge. The
expense Of course will be large but unless
smc effectively economical plan be r..
sorted 20, such outlay appears to be ndi.
penallc
Water meters have bocn suggested al
various tmcs, and the theory of tho advo
Gates Of th"ir uso appears at first sicht an
imprcEnahlc one People do not vast, r,s:
they should he equally careful in their CON.
sumption of watcr. The argument ON the
other ri le would we halicvc. with the mn
J'"'! "' our c'iI"ons out" 'gh IT, 1t is th 81;
''n''l''' hou'-' are known 70 D' tho hot
Deus OF "S'as. = winch II they do not orpi-
'''' P'i'''l"'E rom num- are greatly pro-
''"'''' 'F want o' '''ahl'or" Ana H. ~
- "''' KNOW" To De i"' case these sp't' are
th' dirticst portions o.; the city wh 'c the
'''"''' n'V' nm N"""t supply OF wo'cr
"''''"'," 10 Keep themselves anl their
"'"'' '''''' now m'cH d"'l'r WowI they
NOV "'' "H" '' now l'F Hr'a''r decree
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1t is understood that the Grand jury impan-
Need in tao Brooklyn Court OF Oyer and Tern iner,
yesterday had under cousid,rlt'on certain CHARGES
preferred by the Suaday NerVry against several ot
lhc members of the BrOoelvu Fire Comms ssiunors.
The chas ate In cn, ct that during arcceR official
visit to 10 ton tue Commissioners m sbeGavcd
themselves nni appro iriat'd to their own
monC,s belonging 10 tile city
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Ann,hcr Gnlhcn wedding.

The golden wedding of Timothy c. Tillson ana
Sara H. Sands duly celebrated yesterday, at -
Ea.t ForU.ninth street. The former l. Il, and ITO
latter Is years OF age. They were married on The
Bird gro0ms twenty -Grs birthday. TIE gold wee,
dug Presents were numerous aud handsome.
The sun., 1869-07-01

the words which she took for things should
have induced the Cubans to believe that this
country would render them any, the ight-
est aid
The sun., 1869-07-01

A London despatch saws President Lopez has
on.rrd, through Gen. Macuahon, the American
MLl' Ter, 10 surrender his army ON the condition
Wat he be gtanlel his personal necuom and be-
permitted 10 leave the Couh.ry Without mOlcs-
IL
The sun., 1869-07-01

HARTFORD, June So In the House yesterday,
resolutions were passed in relation to charge that
the Nrw lors and NV uaycu Railroad Company
All uncLol lNl hTlLe 20 q mlmhar of ihe ILnn.c.
The sun., 1869-07-01

President Grant has accepted the invitation Of
Father Maguilc, Of GEORGETOWN College. to dis.
uIou't llt premiums at tue commencement today,
AMY johnson las n son ,Lere anI Andy viii be-
present. soa "scene" is talked of as likely to occur
The sun., 1869-07-01
johnson. 0td speech o be R.psa,.a.

WAsnlsGTos, June 80. arrangements haye
btrn made i0r serenadnE ef PIE eide az johnson ia
hlghl; lie "'ll Tespond. VI course repeating Ills old
The sun., 1869-07-01

The Protidcpce Hrad, Democratic
paper praises the speech which the Hou
Scnu,Lra CoLF,x delivered there during his re-
cent visit mir CoLPAX," says the HerlH
was exceedingly happy both in the conception
aud expression of his remprls" II is evident
that IN tins visit hc has mad, many new friends,
even among Democrats, aud has lost no old ones.
The sun., 1869-07-01

~, ~ '-l'.'I, - 'EV ,'''gg,i stNtTHI yours meIn-
Der OF 'ongress from New York. iled Al his summer
residence IN SArltoga yesterday afternoon Mr..
III 80 WIS born = Fulton county In lSOA but moved
the Vermont LesIslatuie 10 is8s he came To New
lork, aud amasset large fortune Ii tho hardware
ttk.ness he was elected TO Congress by the Whigs
OF The Flitl District In lAS serving until 1854 In
1853 he wac agan elected 10 Congress BY the Repub.
cans Of thH Seventh District
The sun., 1869-07-01

Tho IrJp8c Objects against the Weman
Suffrage movement, that only th0tc ouglt to vote
who aIc "rcady to bring TO the maintenance of
the law physical power and energy which
women do not possess" 70 this the R.ro',.
Eo7 respond that "as to The physical power Of
women, Madame ANNtRg. Mrs. LVEHN1qE. or
SUSAN B. ASraoNY could take up any one Of
the Young men on the editorial stan Of the
Iriitn-, and ran oh with him"
Wouldn't II he funny TO see SusAN y. ANruor
picking mp the llou. lIsnNcs GurtLrr under her
arm, and rdnnng OIL with hng Or ASNA Dies.
Ns5S mgsirg or the Hon. WnrrL,w RenY
Here is subject for a cartoon, which we re-
commend to our distinguished young friend, the
new proprietor Of thc Gs.riog I,Agcam.
The sun., 1869-07-01

S..,, lnuIv", ,,,s, sea-
topics of conversation with the whole com
munty. which is stated 10 have cost from
$!j0.0O0 10 SG0o00o ANA whose arrival on the
island would not imrrohably have strength.
oued the cause Of the insurpcut, more than
any single victory over the enemy. has
failed. Tho total forcc-mcn. arms. ammu.
milton, cvcrything-llcs now in the Brook
lyn Navy Yard a prize to a revenue cutter
This viii prove severe, hut, we believe, nor
crushing blow to the patriot cause
Tint there was some great m.smanog,.
mcnt is evident The men and the material
of war successfully eludcl the very vgilsnt
search which was instituted against them
here by tho national authorities. and Spain
Is stated 10 have spent her gold most lavish
ly but after having su .cccded in lcochinen
point or Garlncr's Island, at the eastern
end Of Long Island, lorgr number OF lucu
were allowed by their officers 10 Visit Now
LONDON for the purchase Of provisions, anl
at that place forty deserted The whcr.
Rbouts Of the expedition wa, Of course imuc.
diatcly asceraincd, aud t. revenue cutter
despatched from New London captured Tie
whole expedition.
The neutrality laws have now, We suppose
been strictly compiled vi1 and Cuu,. ucl
hRps, had bottcr learn drH than last thnt tn,
sympathy OF the Uutcd >,ate, IL. stated To
-'0fe oecn expressed unodic ally by the rxc
cutive and t'ie lending menbcrr of his Cald.
net, as officially declared by the people in
Congress ass mbled TO br their VIII, and re.
peateily cniorTcd In public meetings by The
prominent men Of all political parties, wns
words, mere words, to VIII ch she has fool sh
ly listened. aud which she has still more
fool.shly believed
Let Spain be satisfied that hcnceforh what
aver atrocities she may commit, either on
Cubans or ON American citizens in the recon
quest OF the ISLAND, she is ii liberty to com.
mt them with perfect impunity. We W II
studiously keep from her waters all United
States men-ofwar whose intervention might
possibly be implorcd by porsocuted Amcr
cans our navy aud our revenue cutters shall
be at her service here we will sell her arms
ammunition, and provisions, and refuse them
10 the Cubans she shall extorminaIe the
Cubans If it be her sovereign VIII Fhe shall
reestablish slavery, abolished by the patriots !;
and If the institution cannot flourish without
its concolnitant blessing, the slave trade, let
her reinauRurate it and even should the
monarchists of Spain resolve upon it, IsA-
BELLA shall once more be the queen of Cuba.
II Cuba is to be free. she must free her.
SELF or appeal for assistance to some other
nation 10 balD her. What we regret is that
The sun., 1869-07-01

We are almost sorry TO learn Tint nr ihcr
friend Of Mr. JoilS RussELL NouSG hasc0mc
to crici IN the T0J0,c cstahl almcut Mr.
JAMES MoCUSSEiL has found IL either con
vcnicnt or ncco sary to leave the 7tHau
newspaper MOCoS>El is the young man
whom Mr.. JouS BUs,iIL lorSG advised
In the snlioinI letter, 10 smugalc hnu-cli
into the 1rijraD by conccal'ns the fact OF
hrs acquaintance with him:
The sun., 1869-07-01

by the combustion Of coal employed as fuel
The practical lesson taught by this discovery il
that stoves should never be permitted 10 become
red-hot fmoro heat "a required than they can
Furnish with moderate hrc an additional or n
larcer stove should be procured The same prin.
ci?.' apple. to hot-ar furnaces. When properly
regulated they are not particularly harmful, but
by cafclcssncss they may be made exceedingly
pcrncious. II seems cruel 10 sugrest such a
topic la the pre- cnt condition e the weather, but
thr i4cts wc have mentioned hal b,tts. De- stored
away for usc n u win'er
The Wor1is responsible for the statement
u't the hon Cs7n,E II Rons.ov, who has lust
bc-n appointed Se-sc.ary of ,ho Navy, subscribed
h'' hundred io.lns toward purchasing a house
for Gcn. GatHr OF course uis must have been
thc house in lhilil lpha. Toward that house
Nr IioRw gave fire hosiQi do''qrs Is it not
dirc'pcc'iul toward him d, appoint "a his sue
ccs,or o 'nln Who gave oulv five hunlrcdY
u which ~ our thirly..ix sia'cs are tho masses
wanting wolk, it'cont. .licd, SUI r.n. p Ifijunc.
In the state OF New Hork.
Before these modern days Of dictionaries
ana spelling books the beat educated people wrote
thc English hn.uagc IN yli,u. odd ..Ai.n.
Iic ph letter, IT kings, queens, and mo-
hI.. look like The proineilrs OF ignorant school
ch'dren, and those Of tho most imou. literary
people ara net much better. \ martollc ape
ciiu'n ~ his sort Of bad .p.'iing 3. letter writ
ten litilc more thln . century ago by the
mother of Wh-mvGtoS which has recently been
sold % auction IN baltimore It isntf fn,usi
July tbc 100
D.. ritihcr
Tine Cons by capt MEX 'sou vtu Seem to iian
me TOR uot lritinr 20 yin bat doe shour you lt
]. Noic iof artr - v.ry great Rr-Wd for ynu and
NE family hun as | don't sh p tobacco the Cautu.
N'vcr calls enc mo- sor that I Never know when
fh1 come or vncr tha -or believe you have g.t q
very good oyercrr at'hr 0rf'. nIN " Ht 200.
la .r HeI."u .Io..I Itr. f.H t.I.u 4
rr1 r .e. ..I iIt
'. HHI rrH .t
I..Ii
o.'. I'.l uH .Is I..t fi
hH' ir f. .r'f .. LIas ,li.r. D..t
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MARY wAsuSoroS

v.,, v,.......- "N''
e..,i..i,...c ,,......, w. ''''
..,. ''"s'' '''" '''''
The Ru4.ion Gov,rnucn, ,,ro,,,,,s ,o s,-.l
.ci,.,,e,. ,,,, ,,.........t.,
I"'"iy' which has lately recovered its indepen-
den'' rom emma, and lies between the Russian
province OF -cmpalatin,k and British India
Such expeditions in Asia are usually the prccur
surs Of Russiun armies and the English are In.
citing the Upper Tartar, to give rather warm re-.
ccpuon TO TIE Nn,cYyite sayants. Mr. Bretiy.
CANE, ou his way To Russia. may contribute con.
sidcr1bly 10 dispose the Celestial, fuorably for
hc Ru,,.n occupation Of the territory west Of
----
We are authorized to remind the public
that wards have been titicd up at the South
House of the New York Hospital for persons .ur
f''iug from suns,roke aud accidents, where all
fuuo,ths IT,. on,r.,.ai. T., t,.....'..
-
Tho appointment of Major J1uS Hay
ns Secretary OF the Legation at M,ifiI il cr.l,.
table to tie good ind lncnt Of cen. SfcytrsnuI
Sir. E5u. Major Hay wa. long Private Seq.
rotary To rrc ident LrvcoLv. aud has SINCE served
with plbi.c advantage as Secretary of Location
end CHARGE d'Anaires in Nicnna. lie .an ae.
compli.hcd gentleman, and /, in every W., Git,d
fr the duties or the Office winch he i, ol.,,,t
to nm
~,
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y.,rc r,,.,., r,.,;., ,,.,. -, 49,. a..
,oeu, and oven ,lo co,l ,,,l ,l,,,,n..,,,r,..,,t.'.
bArNArn was not wholly umoycd
,-..
., III '''' "'t'u N'n''S--'ht
"'''"'' J" supporting ''n'
'' J" "N''H 10 "ip'r'
'"'', ""''''''' " "pp""' "'l M'h-
~ ''' '''''"
Last cvcninp C;pn. SIcrtrs r,cciv.l ,t
'''"''' a" ''",'on o' "n''n any Sul'
" ''''A'" "'S"' won i,' proud Nl'ey
N''''''u' Us we peho'c, by the President
10 represent the United States ai
this critical period at the Court Of
| Spnin his nnnrnacbing dn.r,,,ro c L.,
'' '
HpP"I'Nht WlSNloh was sclccted ny MS iellow-citi-
Zcus Of all parties to testify TO his eminent pub
lie services and sacrifices 3, the nation rendered
oto ,;,.., ,,,.. 49,. c,t.,.-
~" '"'e WIG" '"O u'''hieS OF ms country were
mcnaCcd with most deadly pcril Whatever NAV
Ls,., h,,, a., ,., 80 - o.,
navy occ" '"e 'h'cce"e"H ol "eh SlcNLts an
terror TO the war, hi' eminent and conspicuous.
The sun., 1869-07-01

MANY WhsI1NUIOE
Yet Ms WAsmSGroN was o. atr,med one # the
FIRST ladies Of Nirginial Iinos change, and fash
ions change with them.
The sun., 1869-07-01

=, ffofi .hf H0itdh y. a. Nt4HiGId
Many ot the northern papers are already nomi-
Tor lr,2 The u. mucinuc lapcrs are dlvl.ea b.
iWccu Sliuiuu r. Chase, Gen. Hancock, and some
"tr'r man, Wlilc hut t,N of the Republican iUur-
mas express tlrir preference. THE stR. however,
nuunnat.~ schuyler tu.fN.
j. i7 batter To rrt!ect good President than TO
elect % ono, and run The ciauc q of his making
~ c''od an otc' as his predecessor Il VA. M Un
.hs pih, pl- tlIt tlc people rcJl.c0d " lsllngton,
'tr f.Hu. ud Jackson.
tn. ore. tn the part of uthcrn R, nuahrpus
We nominate is toe leiuuiic1n candidate lOr ls,p,
ULi sStS : GRANT,
oF tLLtSuis.
Our cand!d,'c for Vice P.c-idcutls
WILLIAM ". HOLDEN,
or NoWrH CAHOLTNA.