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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-16
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are Az
II tborlzed u Announce WALhEs MOOD'
Teo. Of Tipt-n county as q can0llate lof a.
t~nrnev-GenaraI Of the Circuit CQurtot the Dth
-ndioiaI circuit, at the snsuing May election
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me JuDSE OF THE SUPitEAE CoUEi.
II HFNRY q. SMITH Is a candidate Tor the
Ofhcs OF Judge OF the supreme Court zen
49, mbH
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Steamer Marble City, st. Louis.
" Thompson Dean, "
JOhn Kilgo0r, Louisville.
" 2. w. StfGdsr, New Orlssns.
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Mayors CoURT.-May0r Chahoon presl-
Am.--flora Jackson and Georgia Henry
(coioredI. charged with stealing S1.I5 in
United States currency from james Duly,
were arraigncd. The complainant failing
to appear, the case was dismissed.
John Loney [colorcd), charged with as
sa1litingand beating Isabella Loney, his wife,
was discharged, his wife expressing wish
to Withdraw the charge.
Henry Thompson (colored), charged with
stealing pair OF scales and other articles
from ". 4. Hoppe, was called, and his case
further continued.
William Stephenson (colored), charged
with unlawfully taking possession OF the
house of J. Z. Hickman, was discharged.
He was also charged with selling liquor
without license and this case was lllltbef
continued.
George Washington (coored), charged
with unlawfully entering the house Of Bet
tie Goodal and stealing SLID, WAS sent on
to answer indictment.
Amanda Morris (colorcd), charged with
feloniously picking the pocket of David
Blackshinc OF Il porte-monnaie, was called,
and her case continued until to-day.
Walter Patterson (colored), charged with
fighting in the street, resisting the police,
and attempting to create riot, was dis
charged. - -
Jennie Smith (colored), charged with dis
orderly conduct III the street and resisting
Policeman O'DWyer in the discharge OF his
duty, was discharged.
Emma Patterson and Ella Wilson,
charged with creating disturbance i'll the
house of James Hickman, were discharged.
Henry Scott (colored), charged with cut
ting and wounding Susan Hill, was let OH.
Monroe Berry (colored), charged with
stealing $2.20 from Mrs. Okcefe, was called,
and his case continued until to-day.
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The Governor Elect OF Virginia.

Gilbert Carleton Walker, who was on
Tuesday so triumphantly elected Governor
of the Old Dominion, is a native of Bng-
hamton, in this State, and is thlrty-Scyen
wears of age. He was educated ut Hamilton
College, Clinton, n. Y: ut which inStitIl-
ton he graduated with honor in 1854.
Adopting the law as his profession, he prac-
ticed a while at Owego. Tioga county.
Meanwhile he took some interest and part
in politics, earnestly eSpouSin% the Demo-
cratic faith. He was frequently sent as dele
cate to the Democratic State conventions,
and was leader among the young Demo-
cracy. Not content with country practice,
Mr. Walker removed to Chicago, hung out
his shingle, and soon acquired large and
lucrative business in his profession.
In 1865. just as the war was closing, Mr..
Walker took up his abode in Norfolk, Va.
and in a short time became largely Identified
with the commercial interests OF his adopted
citv. He was elected president of the En-
change National Bank. a position he still
holds. Last year he went to Liverpool Is 4
representative Of the commercial men of
Norfolk with view to furtheiln@ their IN
tcrests by way of direct trade. While
abroad. Mr.. Walker visited ConStantinoplc
and other portions Of the far East.
In the election for members OF the COnSfl-
tutional Convention of Virginia Mr.. W.,
then resident Of the State, was selected a>
the Conservative candidate for the Norfolk
district, but, hy the aid of iron-clad oaths
and Federal bayoncts, his opponent, the
well-known negro Dir. Bayne, was elected.
Mr.. Walker has always been \ Democrat of
the conservative school. In physique. he is
of large frame, an inch or two over six feet
in height, hasa piercing black eye. and is
called the handsomest man in Virginia.
Those who know him best attribute TO him
rare executive ability.-NetC York Worm.
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Dunn CONSERVATIVE, /; G. s. Smith (Radi-

buhn kCouseEfaIlVeJ. VI. =. CiniLn tIlit'l-
cali, 80.
SMYTH.
For the constitution, 1,410; against the
constitution. 6.
For disfranchisemcnt, $685. against dis
franchisement, 1,01G.
For test-oath, 3S3; against test-oath,
1,016.
For Governor Walker, ,03s Wells, 9s3;
majority, $50.
For Leutenant-Governor Lewis, 954 /;
Harris, 2S2 majority, 672.
For Attorney General Taylor, 961 Bow
den, 293; majority, 66s.
For Congressman at Large Segar, 95l !;
Crane, 297.
For Senator's James s. Greever (Conser-
vative), S33 McDougal (RadicaD, 1886; Ed
mondSon. 2G9.
For Delegates John A. Kelly (Conserva-
tive), QS2 Cox (RadicaD, 3G2: Hoyt, 10.
FoF Congressman for Eighth District
James X. Gibson Conservative, 1,01S.
TAZEWELL.
For the constitution, ,337 !; against the
constitution, II.
For disfranchisemcnt, 3l4; against dis
| franchisement, LILA. For test-oath, 314 !;
| against test-oath, Lila.
For Governor: Walker, 1,03S ; Wells,
347.
For Lieutenant-Go Governor Lewis, /, 1,010
| Harris, 31S.
For Attorney-Gencral: Taylor, 1,O4o E;
Bowden, $40.
For Congressman at Large: Segar, LOIS ;
Crane, 316.
For Senators J. NJ. French (Conserva-
tivc), 910; Otis Caldwell (RadicaD, 154 ;
Samuel Lizard (RadicaD, 131; - suter
(RadicaD, %.
For Delegates Henry Bowen (Conserva-
tive), 1,G3J V. Fl. Wicher (RadicaD, 237.
For Congressman for Eighth District : Y.
X. Gibson Conservative, 1,023 Smith
| (RadicaD, 322 A. c. Dunn RadicaD, ,.
WESTMORELAND.
George Walker CONSERVATIVE certainly
clectcd-maj jority, 80 and upwards.
WASHINGTON.
For the constitution, 2,47t; against the
constitution. %.
For disrranchiSemcnt. sol; against dis.
franchisemcnt, 2,121. For tcst-oath, 50I
against test-oath, 2,121.
For Governor: Walker, 2,032 Wells,
so.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Lewis, 2,oS2
Harris, $40.
For Attorney-Gcneral: Taylor, 2,oS2
Bowden, SO.
For Congressman at Large Joseph Segar,
1901 ; A. NJ. Crane, 567.
WARREN.
For the constitution, 594; against the
constitution, $50.
For disrranchsement, 4 against diSfran
chisemcnt, $50. For teSt-oath, 4; against
tcSt-oath, S31.
For Governor: Walker, To4; Wells, 1874
For Licutenant-G Governor: Lewis, TGi
Harris, 132.
For Attorney-Gcneral Taylor, -70j
Bowden, 135.
For Congressman at Large Scgar, 7O5
Crane, 1876.
For Senator's: i. c. Walker Conserve
tive), 105; Liggctt Conservative, 40
Roller (Conservative), io1 Bcery Q'adicaD
1874.
For Delegates Smith s. Turner (Con
servativc), fJS; G. B. Samucls (Con>crva
tive), 2G7.
For Congressman for Sixth District
John T. Harris Conservative, 2G; vii
liam Mlnes, Jr., Conservative, 3GS.
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Thanks to Turner, No. 11l4 Main street,
for Applet0n's Journal. - ..rr

THE KENMORE SCHooL.-It Is with the liveitest
satisfaction that refer readers to tho adver-
tisemcnt In another column of the Kenmore
seho,, for boys which has just been established
by Judge Richard II. Coleman, of Caroline county.
This school Is the successor Of the famous Con-
cord Academy. which we'll known through
out the South and which did so much for the
education OF our young men. The institution Is
situated in u hcalthfui and beautiful locality on
the line OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. The name of the gentleman
who Is associated with Judge Coleman is asso-
ciated with the highest scholastic honors, and we
do not hesitate to predict for the Kenmore School
the highest usefulness and success.
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THE VIRGINIA GEsAEGvEREIN.-The Fir-
ginia Gesangyeren left the city Yesterday
afternoon by the York River train for Bal
timore, where they will attend the Sanger-
fest They carried with them about forty
members, besides goodly number OF
guests. They will spend several days in
Baltimore, and on their return on Friday
next will be accompanied by three societies
of their northern brethren, who will be
heartily received here by our people. Du-
ring their stay here they will be entertained
in handsome style, and their visit here will
be made quite an episode in the history OF
Richmond.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoERow.-We
have been notified of the following special
appointments
Centenary Nethodist.-Rev. DIR. Duncan
at II A. NJ.
Broad Street Methodist. The regular
monthly meeting of the Methodist Sunday
School Society will be held in this church at
3H =. NJ. ...
Rev. DR.. Duncan will preach at night at
SH O'Clock, and will present the claims OF
Randolph Macon College.
Second Presbyeridn.-Rev. DR.. Hoge vii!
preach at II \. NJ. No services in the after
noon.
Sycamore (DiscipIes).-Elder Philip s.
Fall, Sr., of Nashville, Tenn, at IL A. NJ
and SA p. NJ.
Leigh-Street Baptist.-Rey. c. Il. Ryland
at IL 4. VI. ....
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BEAUTIFUL WoMEN.-Ir You would be beautl-
full use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives u pure blooming complexion ana re-
stores youthful beauty.
I;s effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
II removes redncss, tiGtcbcs, and pimplcs; cures
tan, snnbrn, and frecklcs, and makes Il lady Of
thirty appear but twenty -.
The Magnolia Balm makes the skin smooth and
pcarly, the eye bright and clear, tho cheek glow
with the bloom Of youth, and lmparts fresh,
plump appearance to the countcnance. No lady
need complain OF her complexion when rs cents
will purchase this delightful article.
The stthing to dress the hair with Is Lyons
Kathairon.
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We eobscrvc this morning, under head of dissou-
tons and co-partncrships, that Tho old and we'll
established house of WALTER j. BLAIR & co.
have made change : but are gratiiled to sec that
our old friend Colonel BLAIR and our younger
friend JULIEN BISFoRD comprise the new firm,
and arc confident that the long experience of forty
years and wcll-known Judgment of The former
combined with the marked energy and enterprise
of the latter Is bound to maintain, If not excel,
their high an,iwell-deserved reputation.
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a New EsTERrRIsE.-By advertisement
in another part of to-dav's paper it will be
seen that SIR. a, Millspaugh has renewed
an enterprise which had become very popu-
lar before the war. On next "Wednesday
morning the steamer Hertford, Captain
Sparrow, will leave Richmond for Windsor
Shades, OH the Chickahominy, and thereaf-
ter regularly on each Saturday and We'd
nesday. This steamer will prove great
convenience to persons living en- the james
and Chickahominy III providing safe and
pleasant transportation for themselves and
their produce TO and from the city.
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NEEDS Ass1sTAScE.-Mrs. Cavanaugh, the
mother of the late William Cayanaugh, 4
very worthy old lady, is very much in need
of assistance. Her son was her only sup
port, and without him her condition Is al
most utterly destitute. Any persons who
are generously disposed are requested to
call at Mr.. William s. Woods tin store and
contribute in her aid.
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The CoLoRED VoTE IN THE CITY AND
CouSTY.-The colored Walker men In the
city claim that they polled at least five hum
drecd votes in the city and county. We trust
that this is so, but whether so or not, those
who did vote the ticket deserve to be re-
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The POLICE AND THE WALKER TIcKEr.-
Members of the police force complain that
many Of them who voted the Walker ticket
al the Late election have been threatened
with discharge. We hope this. is not so ;
but unite with the compliments in request
ing The Common Council, az aprecautionary
measure, to pass the resolution offered at q
late meeting to prevent the discharge Of
police officers on political grounds.
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LIST OF USMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFTcE July 10.-
W. n. Barry, Clerk Circuit Court, Rich
mond. Va; Julius Wildt, Philadelphia,
Pa. Mrs. r. T. Walker, New Kent county,
Va; S. P. Moore, (e) King Queen county,
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM EvERYwHERE.-Waik
cr Is certainly elected by forty thousand majority
our legislative tickct.is elected, and BALDWIN, OF
Tenth and Main streets, Is clcctcdby tremendous
majority to he Clothicr-Gcneral for the city Of
Richmond and the State at large. He II now re-
cciving visitors nj his establishment, where he i
prepared to furnish everybody with the best OF
summer clothing ut the lowest prices. Call and
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 O'Clock n
new two-horse wagon on Council Chamber
Hin.
WELLINGTON GODDIN win sell at O'Clock a
valuable lot OF land, with good residence, on
College street between Broad and Marshall.
LEE & G0DDIN viii sell at 5 O'Clock the "Lone
Meadows - farm, ut Meadow station.
C. 4. GATIIRIGHT, corner Of Main and Fif-
tceRth streets, will sell an assortment OF house
hold and Kitchen furniture, &C., at 10 \. NJ.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell to-day several
saddle and harness horses, mules, &C.
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FOR T0BACCOyIsTS.

EOR SALE Low, TO CLOSE CON
u SIGNMENTS,
cases r. III Y.nLICoKICE,
IL cases +. q. c. L1CORfCE,
) eases Y. y. LICOR1CE- +.
! cases 6. & T. LICORICE,
20 cases STICK LfCORlCE.
All the above are being offered 1T very low prices
TO close consignments.
jc 25-Im HARVE1S Il WILLIAMS.
NOTICE. TO TOBACCO MANUFAC-
~ aTURERs.-Haying made arrangements with
Mr. j. ID. KING, OF Toronto, Cauada to mauufac-
tnre his celebrated PATENT TOBACCO LUMP
MAKING MACHISES, we solicit IA call from all
who may need them, believing them To be the
greatest Improvement of the age for manufacturing
: ici7~lln TALBOTT & BROTHER.
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DETECTIVE TYLEg.-The impression has
gone abroad that Detective Tyler has re-
tired altogether from the police force. His
inability to take the test-oath merely de-
pcivcd him OF constabulary powers and
compelled him to retire. from the detective
chief clerk of the police force, which he fills
with great efficiency.
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. ARRIVED,
Steamer State of Maryland, Baltimore, mcr-
chandisc and passengers, Hurvcys Williams.
a. SAILED,
steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York. mcr-
chardise and passengers, W. {. DGnnam s 90,
steamer James S. Green Pace, Philadelphia,
mcr chandise and passengers, W. +. Porter.
Steamer Eliza fIancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. i. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, July g.-Arrivcd steamer Ken
nebec Freeman. Baltimore, merchandise and pas
scngcrs, Richmond and York River Railroad, and
sailed on return. iva. 49,. ., -
CLAYTON, Clayton, from Richmond.
BoSToS July 7.-Clcared. schooner Lucy d.,
Higgins, for Richmond
GARDISER, Me-, July 7.--Cleared, schooner
Addie Walton, Rich, with ice. for Richmond.
Ro.t0n FOR Richmond, at Holiness Hole on the Sd
instant. reports having lost IN anchor and abou!
twenty fathoms of chain OH Nantucket shoals
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OFF FOR THE SPRINGs.-Since clection-day
the cars of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road have been every day crowded with
persons en- route for the Virginia Springs,
seeking either pleasure or health: The
White Sulphur seems TO be the destination
of n majority. Two hundred and fifty per-
sons bought tickets for this waterinS-place
alone during the last two days, while other
summer resorts give promise OF being well
fremlented
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FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.--Zetcile on ycster-
dav sent Governor Walker lllscious.water-
melon (the first Of the season. and other re-
freshments served handsomely. The prince
restaurateur was honorcd by most grace
full note OF acceptance.
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constitution Is concerned. Governor Walker
claims to be Grant man, and so do many OF
the successful candidates. both State and
Congressional. Viewed in this light, the dis
patch of Mr.. Daniel seems to have been
sent in good faith.- Washington telegram
Ne,r York Herald.
NEATLY DONE
The complimentary dispatch from the
Walker State Committee ut Richmond to
General Grant, in reference to his services
towards the great victory Of the COnserVa-
tives in Virginia.-Ncoo York Herald.
BOTHERED
The niogerheads and the copperheads Of
this CITY as to the merits Of the Virginia elec
ton. They can't understand it.-Neor York
Herald.
This result will prove good or i'll, az the
yictors shall decide. There are too many
among them who have experienced much,
yet learned little. since 1860. If these should
gain control of the State administration
they would soon run it ashore. Much Will
depend on the wisdom and tact Of Governor
Walker, who is Il new man in politics. We
hope he may evince discretion, and may be
able to impart it to his allies. His position
Is one of great difficulty, and will thoroughly
tax and test his ability and his PATIENCE
Ne,o York Tribune.
The care which the Richmond Whig takes
to show that this is not Conservative or a
Democratic victory, and Colonel Walkers
declaration in favor of "universal suffrage
and equal rights will be unwelcome
news to the northern Copperheads but,
taking them as the words of honest men,
and not as the language. of rebel trIckSters,
they are hopeful indications for the Old Do
mnion. But, as Father Ritchie used to
say, WE WILL SEE !-Forneys Chronicle.
Father Ritchie used good English, and
therefore was not in the habit of saying,
"We uiH see," but nous rerrons, which
means, owe shall see" But we are all
true Republicans, Colonel Forney. You
| can't cheat us.
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ST. JoHN's SUNDAY-SCHooL PIc-NIc.-Wc
learn that this timc-honored school will hold
Il picnic on the 18th ut the residence Of
Hill Carter, ESD" Shirley -on-the-James."
From what we can learn, the affair will be
= pleasant one for the school and those who
desire to have trip. Tickets have been
put down to the low rate of one dollar and
fifty cents for Il lady and gentleman. Single
tickets, one dollar.
Tickets can be had Of p. II. Darlington !;
Captain John Whitehead, at 5. Jones,
Jr.'s: John I. Glenn, ut Thomas Branch d
Co.'S; Thomas Potts, at A. \. Stokes II
Co.'s; and from the teachers.
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Vopru TRyISG.-The popular brand of.

ALPHA w HISKEY,
which has been analvzcd by DR.. j. h. McCAw,
who pronounces IL perfectly pure and entirely
free from JtsH oil, copper, and all impurities, IL
rapidly gaininga wcll-deserved popularity. III ~
being sold ut such moderate price, and Its quality
80 unGoubtcd we feel sure that persons trying IL
will find It equally as good as whlskeys sold at
double IS price.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co., proprictors,
Ninth and Main streets
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Coyv1CTs.-The following-named convicts
were received yesterday from Halifax
county:
A. Lacy (negro), sentenced to ten years
for felony.
George McGraw (ncgro), robbery. Six
teen years.
Lewvilc Gureau neSro), housc-brcaklnS.
One year.
Moses Callahan (ncgro), assault and bat
tery. Sixteen years.
John Clark Wcgro), assault and battery.
One year.
| McPhail ncgro), robbery. One year.
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ELEcr1os-At the regular monthly meet
ing of the Council Committee on the Relief
of the Poor, held of the colered almshouse
yesterday, Mr.. G. w. Gwathmey was elected
to the position of assistant superintendent
Of the coIored almshouse in the place Of
Captain Charles P. Bigger, resigned.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

TIM ELECTION IN RgcHMoND-OFFICIAL
RyTrRNs PROM THREE WARps.-Thc COM
miSSioners had counted the vote OF Mar
shall, Jefferson. and Madison Wards when
,hcN closed their lahorS last night.
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THE CASE OF CALLAHAN.-The case of
Denis Callahan, charged with the murder
of Joseph Kelly, has been again postponed
until Wednesday next, in the absence OF
counsel.
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VI. ELLYsoS & co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal ncwspapersin In Virginia, North Caro-
lima. Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
llshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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GONE BAcK.-The troops that came up
from Fortress Monroe to preserve order at
the late election went back yesterday morn
inc. No use for them. 1 .~-0r
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Police APPoINrMESTs.-Gener Candy
has appointed DAME! Tourgee captain OF po-
lice Utce William L. Kend.ick, resigned,
and f. A. Hull sergeant rice TourSee, pro-
NOTED.
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Latest styles of fine jewclry, ladies, watches,
chains. bands, diamond and engagement rings,
neckchains aud lockcts, silver icc-pitchcrs, AMI
ricl goods for bridal presents, just opened at NOW
Ian ,r Co.'s LII
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REs1GNAT1oN.-The resignation of Mr.. L.
C. Larus as justice Of the peace OF Henrlco
county has been accepted.
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REvoKED.-The appointment of John \.
Mcdonnell rs clerk for the Sixth District
Court of Appeals has been revoked, he
having failed to qualify.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT II. III. Wells and
family left for New York yesterday on the
steamer Niagara.
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Far RENT.

DOR RENT, THAT VERY De - ~
L SlRABLE RESIDENCE located on Clay kfE::s
between First and Second streets, formerly occu-
pied by Captain George Il. Myers. now in the occu-
pancy of W. VI. Jones, ESD. containing ten rooms,
premises, Yard tastefully arranged and adorned
With shrubbcry; Shade trcLs, tSr Possession can
be had the lSt August. Apply TO
i. ID. EACIIO, Real Estate Agent,
vs-Gt No. Fourteenth street.
EOR RENT, the STORE, No. 9l8 S.
L Main street, between Ninth and Tenth 81
streets. suitable for millinery store or amy light
business to lie carried on by ladies. Recently fitted
up. GaD and water on the premises. Apply TO
HILL * GODD1N;
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
ir & u 1903 Main strcct.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, Jul

MINIATURE ALMANAC, july 10, 1868.
Suu rises 4.4TT Moon sets. s."5
SIM sets s 7.I3 High tide. ............s.u
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRED Mt the Dispatch office. .
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GooD.-Yankec Allan suggests the follow.
ing motto for Wells, since hearing OF his de-
feat Letter (let her) rip.
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STOLEN, on the night of July 4th, On
- 1900 4 MEDIUM-SIZED DARK BAY .[cSA.
HORSE, in fine order and about six years DID, with
a scar OH each shoulder, caused 10y Il cart-shait;
one scar over one of his eyes, caused by an injury
when colt: three letters under his manc. Il libc-
raj reward will be paid for his delivery to Mr.. John
w. Wilks, No. lilo Franklin street, Richmond Va.
Also, a reward of $50 for the thiet.
IL G-owx JOHN C.. WYNNE.