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ADJUSTMENTS.

EXCURSION TICKETS FOR THE
H. SEASON OF 1869 to Ralston, Niagara Falls.
Toronto, Montreal, Clifton Springs, Avon Springs,
Quebec, the White Mountains Saratoga Springs,
Newport. ST. Lawrence River, West Point, Lake
Champlain, Lake George, Mount Mansfield Fran
COMA Mountains, Lake McmPhrcmagog, Hudson
reduced rates good until used, or until November
lst, 1869: privilege Of stopping at any point the
way now ready. Also. to the celebrated Lake
Superior Regions rin lake from Buffalo, the Sague-
nay River and Ha Ba Bay from Quebec, and the
Atlantic Ocean from Boston to Baltimore, &c.
These trips the best aud most popular in
America, and are not exccllcd In the Old World.
Address j. NJ. DRILL.
Northern Central railroad, Baltimore.
jy 2-Gt
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The ELECTION IN RICHMoSD.-The Com
missioners on yesterday morning commenced
the tedious work of makingt the official count
of the vote in the city. After working near
ly all day they had only reached the seventh
precinct of Jefferson Ward. The work will
probably be completed to-day.
As yet we see no reason for changing the
statement made on yesterday, by which
Walker had 76 majority in the city. The
official returns show that Walker has ma
jority Of 1S5 in Henrico county.
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FRasKL1S DAVIS IL Co.-A rumor has
cotton ailoat that this worthy firm, the pro-
Drictors of the very extensive and excellent
nursery near this city, had, with all the force
in their employment, voted for the late Gov
ernor Wells. We take great pleasure in con-
tradicting this rumor. One OF the partners
was sick in Philadelphia unable 10 reach
home. Nfr. Davis was not registered, apply
ing too late. Mr.. Cooper, the remaining
PARTNER, however, took the entire force OF
the establishment to the polls, and he and all
of them voted the whole Walker ticket. No
man is more gratitied at the election OF Gov
erpor Walker than Franklin Davis.
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EBEAuT1FUL woMES.-Ir you would be beanti-
mi, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pure blooming complexion ana re-
stores youthful beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural, and perfect.
II removes retlness, blotchcs, and pimplcs; cures
tan. sunburn, and frecklcs, and makes lady OF
.hlrty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the skin smooth and
pcarly the eye bright and clear, the check glow
With the bloom OF youth, and imparts fresh.
plump appearance to the countcnanee. No isdy
need complain of her complexion when fs cents
will purchase this delightful article.
The best thing to dress tho hair with Is Lyons
ka.hairon,
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A FAIR ELEcTroS.-The Erening Nears
has the following in regard to the opinion Of
General Candy about the election:
Gas considerable has been said by the
enemy about fraudulent voting. it will be in
teresting to our people to know that General
Canhy remarked to gentleman that he be-
lieved this to be the .fdirest election euer
held in Virginia or any other State"
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.-Thef fourth
~ annual meeting Of the EDUCATIONAL AS
ISOLATION OF VIRGINIA will be held at Lex
ington. beginning TUESDAY, July 18th.
Addresses and reports will he made by gentlemen
eminent in the profession. and several questions of
great interest and Importance will be discussed.
IL Is hoped that not only all members, but the
other teachers of the State as well, will make an cf
fort TO be present.
Free return tickets will be furnished tn those who
attend the meeting. w. r. ABBOTT,
je 25-2w Recording Secretary and Treasurer.
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GLORIOUS NEws FROM EVEnEWHERE--"a -" aiK-
er Is ce,taiuy elected by forty thousand majority
our legislative ticket ts elected, and BALDWIN, OF
Tenth and Main street, IS elected by tremendous
INA jority to be Clothisr-General for the city of
Richmond and the Stste ut large. He IS now re-
ecivins visitors nj his establishment, where nc Is
prepared 70 furnish everybody with the best Of
summer clothing at the lowest prices. Call and
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ssRrCgETURAL IMPLEMENTS.

TRASS. AND -QAT HARVESTING
VI have now in store, and receiving by New
York steamers. all sizes of the celebrated CLIP
PER MOWER and MCCuRM1Ck'S PRIZE
chimes in Virginia. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
tecd to purchasers. - -
Also for the grass CROP the TIFFIN REEOLV-
ING RAKE, the PRATT WHEEL RAKE. and
the ROCK AW Y and CLIPPER WHEEL
RAKE: and full stock Of GRASS BLADES,
SNATHES. and SCITHE-STONES.
For oats the KIRBY COMBINED REAPER
and NON Err. the cheapest AMI the best combined
reaper and mower In the market.
We have just issued new catalogue. Farmers
are invited to write for 4 copy. l.,,
ic 20 III. VI. SMlI III II ~. .
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, A HANDSOME BAY F>,-7o
II MARE, seven years old, of high blood, IT..
fine action and appearance. Walks well ana trots
fast--a fine saddle-mare.
Apply at ,,,,.,
jy 9-iwH GORDON " CRlNGAN'S.
MO. 1 SPRING WAGON and DOUBLE
~ HARNESS for sale. The wagon can he work
cd either double single. A bargain viii be sold.
Apply ut tRANClS'S
II. KERSE'S Grocery,
iys-ak below Rocktts.
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MECHANIcsvILLE.-In the returns pub
lished from this precinct, in Hanover, the
vote for Colonel w. II. Winn was inadvcrt-
entity omitted. He received $50 votes there.
DR.. Lumpkin, the uperintendent, sent
these figures in his returns to Us.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY s, 1859.
ARRIVED,
Stoa,nr NIAGARA Blakcman. New York. mcr-
.handisc and passengers, w. G. Dunham & GO.
steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
.handisc and passengers, L. u. Tatnm'
SAILED,
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, baltimore, mer-
chant,:sc and passengers, Harveys " Wlliams:
Schooner United Brothers, E!zey, Slty foih1' 10
load for Stamford, Conn, Curtis u Parker. r.
Schooner Florence, Hudson, Norfolk, coal, Cur
Is 6 Parker. - ,,, j..
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Osborne's, TO
jpish loading for Boston, Crowen Currte.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, July s.--Arri'ed, steamer 40 40
miral, Freeman, Baltimore merchhnalsse anu pas pI
.cugcrs, Richmond and York River Railroad, and
sailed on return. ,.
HoLMES'S HOLE, July 3.-Arrived, sch1oner
Herd < Frank. Pendlcton. from Boston Tor hich-
nond. and proceeded on the 4tli -,
LIvERPooL, June 25.-Cleared, bark Clara, Ed
yards for City Point and Richmond.
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NIGHT BLOOMING CEREuS.-We had the
pleasure OF seeing mt the Exchange Hotel
fine specimen of this beautiful and remark
able flower. It was from the gardens Of
MessrS. Allan & Johnson. and in full bloom
in honor Of Colonel Walker, to whom it
was presented by these enterprising gentle
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

being sold at such moderate price, and its quality
20 undoub.ed we feel sure that persons sr.Tag IL
win find It equally as good as whsskeys sod st
double its price. --sa.ar. ! +:
w. d. BLAIR & Co., proprictors,
. Ninth and Main streets.
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THAsKs.-We are under many obligations
to Mr. r. n. J. Paynter, of the telegraph
Office of this city, and his corps of assistants,
for favors received ut their hands, by which
we were enabled to lay before our readers
early intelligence from the most distant por-
tions OF the State of the glorious victory
which we have just achieved. For two
nights, not only the office in this city but
every office in the State was kept open the
,,inhf
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NICE HoNEY.-A jar of the prettiest and
best honey that We have ever seen was laid
on our table yesterday. 1t was raised by
Mr.. John u. iTorsham, Of Milton, n. c.,
with whom honey is speciality,
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worm rgrrsc.-rhe popular bralndof

ALPHA WHISKY,
which has been analysed By De. J. B. MccAw,
who proEounces it perfectly pare and entirely
free from Jttsil oik eoppsr, and al impurities, y
rapidly gatning wsl,-deseryea popularity. II n
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SAVE TIE TEgEs.-The trees on the Cap.
itol Square are besieged by catipii!ars, and
unles something is doue, will be killed IN q
few days. A belt OF tar on the trunk OF the
tree will stop themfrom crawling back after
they once fall.
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weobserye tnismorning, under head of dissoiu-
sions and co-partGersbipss that the old and we'll
established houscsog WALTER ID. BLAIR co.
have made change but are gratiied TO sec that
our old friend Colonel BLAJR and our younger
friend JULIEN BISFogD comprise the, new nrIn,
I'd arc confident that the long cxperienceof forty
years and wcll-known Judgment OF the former
combined with the marked energy and enterprise
Of the latter IS bound TO maintain, IL not excel,
heir high and well-deserved reputation.
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Mayors CoURT-AGyor Chdhoon I'rest-
dng.-Barney Moore (negro), charged with
stealing spy-glass, was discharged.
Patrick Haley, charged with threatening
to assault J. Il. Burke, was discharged.
Annie Landers, charged with stealing
sl.GO from 4 soldier (G. +. Painter), was dis
charged.
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MATING, oII-CLoTH. dc.
SATTINGS AND OIL-CL0THS.

MATTINGS AND UIL-CLUIHs.
TtpEsTgY, THREE-PLY, INGRAM, and
HEMP CARPETINGs; ,..,
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MAIs
CANTON and COCOA AfATTINGs. all widths;
LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
III OOR and TABLE OII.-GLOTHS,
PIANO and TABLE-COVEKS,
LINEN and FRENCH PRINTS for furniture
slips. ... -. -, ,D..o -,
am now receiving stock OF the above, and
VAL 7''' II. 7. RICHARDSON,
an 1eam corner Ninth ard Main streets.
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the lahors Of Edgar Allan. This county has
q registered negro majority Of 1900.
MIDDLEsEX.
Conservative majority, 80. .
MATTHEW'S
NEW KENT.

Conservative majority, $50. w. X. Per-
rim, State Senate Conservative, % ahead Of
the ticket
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TEE HUN
in ED ut the Dispatch Office.
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M ACHIN Z S o p.
SLOAT & ADDINGTOS,
EanIIINrrSrrG


WORKS AND OFFICE: Als CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
country: TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds OF steam-1ttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUDSON,S PATENT STEhM-ESGINE GOV
ERNOR, SELDES,S PATENT STEAM-ES-
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one Of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them to be
the best gauge now in use. Iheyar LESS In price
ticlcs ALWAYS on han.! We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDISG OIL-CUP, for shaft
ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent of oil. This Il the newest and best thing
now out Come and see II and us.
-. 800. GEORGE B. SLOAT.
nv 10 A. JACKSON ADDlSGION.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
AND THE SALTS OF THE WATER

This, amongst the most celebrated and medicinal
OF all the Virginia mineral waters, is kept con-
stantly on sale by us. No water keeps more per-
fectly pure and unchanged than this ALUM
WATER does in glass: and it is consequently
drank with great advantage In all parts of the
country, however remote from the Springs. sin
gle box has often cured stubborn nlalady.
THE SALTS OF THE WATER, highly con-
ccntratcd and perfectly pure. has been found by
many years experience an excellent method ol
furnishing the water in q very chea and satsfac-
tory form. II has great advantages, too, in trans
portation by mail or express. -
In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, and THROAT
AFFECTIONS, CHRONIC DIARRHG14A. 14 "a! and
DYSENTERY, SCROFULA. SKIN DISEASES,
and PILES and In FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
this celebrated mineral water and its precipitated
salts have within the last thirty years established
reputation not surpassed certainly by any other in
this country.
Pamphlets sent on application.
Price of the water, $40 per case Of one dozen
PURCELL. lADD & CO.,
ie os-lm General Agents, Richmond Va.
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THE NELLY MURDER. - The case Of
Captain Denis Callahan charged with the
murder of Joseph Kelly, will be called at
the police court this morning.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
n THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE July D.
II. A. Atkinson, Thomas G. Jones, Miss
Gilpin, Thomas Samson, Richmond, Va. :
Miss Polly Orerton, Louisa county, Va;
George shagfoot; Marion Allen, Despatch
Station
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Political DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COLoRED
MES.-A little difference between Wells
and Walker colorcd man, OH Franklin
street yesterday, came near resulting III IL
free fight. David FraySer CWalker) and
Robert Patterson (Fells) We're the bellige
rent parties. Patterson struck Davy and was
arrested by officer ShultZ. The Wells dar-
llics rallied, took the prisoner away from
the policeman, and he was about to get
away when Captain Ganthcr and Sergeant
Harsh words passed and pistols were drawn,
but Patterson was finally lodged i'll Il cell ut
the Second Police Station, TO await an cX-
animation at the Mayors court this morn
ing.
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PosT-OFF1cE AFFAIRs.-The lock letter
boxes for the first section III the post-otcc
came to hand on yesterday, and will be put
up in few days.
The free letter delivery went into opera
ton on "Wednesday last, and is working
very well, The street boxes will shortly be
put Oh the lamp-poStS, and then the whole
machinery Of the system will be in order.
Until they are fixed, persons can send their
letters to the office by handing them to the
carriers. They are now each carrying out
several hundred letters per day, and the
number will, is persons become more ia
miliar with it, be largely increased.
1t will do well to bear in mind that drop
or city letters require a toco-cent stamp, and
persons should request correspondents to
direct letters to their street and number.
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PORT RICHMOND, July 8, 1863.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July ., ls6o. :.
Inn rises ~ 4.a6 Moon scts........... 80
,uu sets ia High tide. ........... .l.la
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REV. WILLIAM IDE.-We regret TO an
nounce the death Of this well-known minis
ter of the gospel. lie died at his residence,
in this city, yesterday morning after 4 pain
ful illness. Dr. Ide was pastor of st. Johns
will be carried to StauntOn for interment.
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HARMONY CouScn, No. jl, Friends Of
Temperance, OF Boydton. have elected and
installed the foliowing-named officers for the
term commencing July /, 1869: William I.
Atkins, president; John J. Rolfe, associate !;
n. w. Baptist, chaplain Ii. II. Chambers,
secretary; c. \. Williams, financial Secre-
tary; W. J. Carter. treasurer: Robert Bry-
son, Jr., conductor; RIB. Pickett, assistant
conductor: Alexander Dugger, inside SEN
tinel; a. ". Lloyd, outside sentinel.
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BURGLAR CAUGHT.-Officers Parker and
O'Dwycr leave town this morning with
Adam Casper, negro burglar, from Surry.
The prisoner was arrested in Richmond
about week ago, and the stolen goods re-
cOyprpd
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Montgomery, !
Middiesex, ]
Nelson, ]
Norfolk City, ]
Orange, ]
Page, ]
Pulaski, ]
Pittsylvania, 4
Patrick, ]
Prince William. ]
Richmond county, ]
Richmond city and
Henrico county, {
Rockingham, 9
Rockbridge,
Roanoke,
Rappahannock,
Russell,
Shenandoah, ]
Smyth,
Scott, ]
Stafford, ]
Spotsylvania,
Southampton,
Tazewell, ]
Washington.
Warren,
Wythc,
Westmoreland,
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+ While our German guests are here there
will be grand singing entertainment given
at the Theatre, which will exceed anything
of che kind ever given here before. -
We wish our own German citizens God
speed, and hope that their trip may be a
most joyous and happy one.
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SHIPPING.

NOR BALTIMORE.-Steamers sIlsI
Il STATE OF MARYLAND will sSSssssse.ss1xs..
leave her wharf on SATURDAY, July 10, ise9, NJ
:; o,clock p n Freight received up TO half-past4
o'clock Z. NJ. For freight or passage, apply 70
jys-3t HARVEYS y WlLLlAMs.
TOR. NEW YORK.-The new eFSFS
Il and elegant sdc-whccl steamship rsnaesRL
NIAGARA, Captain BLAKEMAS, viii leave her
wharf nc Rockets OH FRIDAY. July 9th. at
o'clock Z. NJ Freight received until 70 clock l. NJ.
Fare Sl2; steeragc, So For freight or passage,
having Elegant accommodations. apply 10
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM CO.,
fv7-3t corner Eleventh ard Main streets.
NOR PHILADELPHIA <e%STh
Il steamer j. ). GREEN. Captain sssssss ~
PACE, now lying ut her berth In the Dock, WIN
"ccelvc freight for the above port till FRIDaI,
July 9TH at 10 o'clock. Freight taken for Norfolk
II moderate rates. Passage TO Philadelphia, IN
'''''''e ". z. PORTER, Agent.
Iy 7-3t Once, No. 2i?5 Dock street.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" The hoats Of the JAMES $500
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMfAN1
will leave the dock rs usual promptly NJ l. N; on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynch6urg ana
bcyonf collected on delivery. or prepaid, at the
option Of the shipper. Freight received ana de-
llycred at my Office on the Dock.
Way freight will not be delivered Till charges are
paid.
dc II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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Major Stringfellow's speech was eloquent,
and had telling effect upon the crowd.
With the other speakers our readers are
familiar.
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r UMBER, LUMBER, .LUMBER.--The
4 subscribers keep always on hand large stock
of LUMBER oil every description. Mahogany
Plank and Newell Posts Shingles Slaves, lafhs,
Spokcs, &C., of their own MANUFACTURES. Having
the control interest In the best mil In the tate,
TO f,irnisli on reasonable terms timber of alb sizes
and dimensions Always Oh hand large supply
OF BALED FORAGE thay and oatsl. We occupy
the whole canal street front from Fifth 10 sl1t
streets. Give us a call before buying elsewhere.
lie is---5rn* TRUMAN a. PARKER Il co.
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LUMBER, LATHs, &c.

J.. F.w. GIBSON. WILLIAM L. HILL
~ rIBSON g. HILL,
&T SAW-MILL
MhYO'S ISLAND.
LUMBER, LATHS PhILINGS. &C.
BILL TIMBER furnished at shortest notice.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A public tenn
perance meeting, under the auspices Of
Marion Division. No.. Sons of Temperance
was held at Tanners Hall, in Sidney, on
Wednesday night. Interesting addresses
were delivered by John w. Glenn, Caleb
Jacob, and B. 4. Jacob, of No. ), and
Whaley, of No. a. B; A. Jacob, in com
pany with others, will leave Richmond for
Deep-Run church OH next Sunday morning
for the purpose of instituting Division Of
the Sons Of Temperance at that place. We
hope they may be successful.
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THE LINE OF MARCH.

From the depot the cortegG moved along
Byrd street to Twelfth, and from Twelfth
turned into Main. At every point the pro-
cession was reinforced by wagons and other
vehicles, full Of men, until the line extended
nearly half mile. The line Of march led
ND Main to First. down First to Broad, down
Broad to Seventeenth, up Seventeenth to
Main, up Main to Twelfth again, mp Twelfth
to Franklin, and down Franklin to the EX-
change Hotel.
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GRAND GERMAN FEsTIvAL-DEPARTrR OF
THE VIRGINIA GEsASGyEREIs THIS MoRS-
ISG.-The Virginia Gesangvercin leave the
city to-day by the York River train for the
Baltimore snngerfcSt, and they will carry
with them considerable number of their
members-some so or 80. The Society have,
we are glad to say, invited three northern
societies to return with them; which invi-
tation has been accepted.
They will return with their guests to-day
week, and grand reception will be given
them, in which our citizens generally are
invited and expected TO participate. 1t is
necessary that j good impression should be
created upon the minds Of our German
friends, Is their influence il the matter OF
immigration will yet be of some Importance
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Walkers majority in Augusta county is
2,5S0-not 1850.
Appomattox county makes the proud
boast that not single native-born white
man in its limits voted for Wells and his
ticket.-Lynchbary Republican.
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Short speeches were also made by Abram
Hall (colored), John s. Wise, ESD Mr..
Edgar Allan, of Prince Edward; Major
Strindellow, of Petersburg; Rev. James
w. Hunncutt, and others.
"Yankee" Allan, who has done such
good service for the Conservative cause in
the Southside counties during the Late cam
paign, was received with enthusiasm, and
heard with marked attention. He Is a
ready. fluent, and sometimes eloquent speak
er, and seems TO be thoroughly in earnest Ill
opposition to Wells and all that pertains to
him.
Major Strindellow's speech was eloquent,