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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

i GRAND JURORS OF THE UNITED STATES
CoURT.-We give below tho names Of the
grand jurors summoned by Colonel Van
Wrinkle, late United States marshal, for the
spring term Of the circuit court, which COM
mences to-day: Walter D. Blair, John G.
Shields, s. s. Cottrell, William Taylor,
John G. Williams, Thomas Branch, 7. NJ.
Alfriend, G. D. Yale, Isbon Benedict, Will.
liam Ira Smith, DR.. E. H. Smith, John g..
Devlin, E. H. Gregory, Samuel q. Gordon,
William M. Sutton, Thomas q. Dudley,
Ambrose Carlton, William c. Knight, q.
M. Bowden, George Davis, @. W. Buttz, DR..
j. G.Beattie, Andrew Green.
Under the ruling of the Chief Justice at
the last term the jury is not now sum
moned with any reference to the willing
ness of the jurors to swallow the iron-clad.
The result is that there are no negroes on
this List and we are pleased once more to
observe in their places the names Of oiti-
zens of respectability and intelligence.
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The CASE OF WARDwELL.-Ths commits.
sion appointed to investigate the charges
against Superintendent Wardwell met On
Saturday with closed doors. No witnesses
were examined, and the court, after making
some preliminary arrangements, adjourned
until to-day. ,a
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LIST OF ,USMAILABLE LETrERs RExAIy-ss
mo IN THE RICHMOND PosT. .0PEIcE MkY 5,
1862 Samuel Goode, Cold Sulphur Springe,
Va. D. s. Pool, Rockingham couuty,va.;
Judge Gregory, Richmond, Va.a Mssy jose
phinel w. Hester, Raleigh, N. O.; $ Boiling
Fizhugh, F fredericksburg, Va. j. Bepjanin
II. Pulliam, Memphis, Tenn. Dabnsy ".
Miller, Richmond, Va. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

A VsLoolpEDE RAcB.-By an advsrsisesf
,ment in the present issue iitd will, be sasn
that 9 great velocipede race is 70 come OF 4
stJackson Park to-morrow afternoon. The
vslocipedestrians are to ride for the chan.
pionship Of Richmond, and 8 silver buckle
belt worth twenty five dollsrs win be given
to the man making half q miis In thaIqninks
est time. b salsnA aKaf ennzYsg faa4gtai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

A WoNDER.-There is said to be at the
city almshouse great curiosity in the
shape negro baby-elive and we'll, and
yet weighing only nineteen ounces. II is
about ten days old, and rejoices in the.
name Of Liliput Whiting. the latter being
the name Of its mother. ~ ay5
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.-,gHT DIRECTORS: ~ @a%*9l
General JoHd a, DIX; - assT ET2
W. WILKENs, OF W1lkens & Co..
GEORGE T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In.
surance Company; -'-1@- IL -a-'j @S-@ q. p
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Of Harper Brothers; b
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank OF Republic;
w. n VKnMILYE, Of Vermilye u Co., bankers
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE, e1-Mayor OF New York
AARON ARNOLD, Of Arnold. Constable Il Go.
HUTZLER d BERNHEIM.
General Agents for Virginia. North Carolina, and
Tennessee. Ss" ~ 2. as.- - -z4-s i '." 'r' =
DR.. j. e. CABEII.. Medical Examiner. jas
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The HEsR1co HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-The
case of Henry Dicksrson, one Of the three
indicted for highway robbery in the county,
was tried before Judge Morton on Satur-
day. A verdict of guilty was brought in,
and the term fixed at eight years. Breeden
will be tried to-day. Wilson was conveyed
to the penitentiary on Saturday afternoon.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-On Saturday, John
Lyons (uegro) was tried before Judge
Bramhsll on an indictment for felonious
house breaking and larceny. He was found
guilty OF the latter, and sentenced to four
months confinement in the city Jail.
The court then adjourned until the next
regular term.
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d. Observation-Disclosures. John 3. I'd.
wards, d. D., leaves Richmond today ID
company with Bishop .Doesest toattshd' 'ths'
annual meeting Of. She bishops ozqthe Hc-
thodist Church, which takes. plsce in se.r
Louis, Mo. The meeting will probably last
q week, and about 300 ministers are sx-
pected 10 be present. Y s sis,l3E ~ -
: During the absencs Of Dr.. Edwards the
pulpitof the Broad. d.sfreet schureh VIII ybe'
filled by. Rev., DR.. Duncan, Of rRandolph
Macon College, and Rev. Dr. Benaetts ef
the Christ;dn Aduocats. ~. =.
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DEAD BABY FOUND .-0n Saturday morn
ing policeman Hall found the dead body Of
new bora negro child in the gully run.
ming from Ninth atreet to Shockoe creek.
1t was lying in q box. Justice Fayier was
notified of the fact, but deemed an inquest
unnecessary. 80 1s2
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMOND. = The
spring term Of this court Judge Bramhall
presiding) will commence at II o'clock
this morning. Business will be promptly
commenced, and grand and petit jurors are
requested to be punctually on hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

TAXES PossEssIoN.-Rush Burgess, late
mayor Of Petersburg, and the successor Of
General Mulford as collector Of internal
revenue for the third district, took formal
possession of his new berth on Saturday
morning. ia ii i,sl! IA ssa1 & Il gGs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

RExovRD Mayor 'Chahoon has removed
Mr.. angle, overseer Of the chsin:gangssa
negro succeeds to the Office by appoint
ment of the same official. 9cqy bsitsr ,dt e,i
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES,

~ BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
We BRAND CUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREET.
The new paten, Branding Iron, for marking all
kinds Of wooden articles by heating It. is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Rngravers' stock Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
denble Ink. Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses
Brass and Germa silver, Frames, eteel Kings.
Checks. Tags, etc. W holesa1e and retail mha
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FURNITURE, dkc.
NuRNITURE WARER0OMS.
NAM Street. RIcHLOND. VA

OPPOSITE THE P0ST-OEfICEs
MAIN STREET. RIcHHOND, VA.
We are now prepared 70 maEufactnre III 0yl0e
or EUKSITUkE and MATTRESSES 20 ofdar.
and we would request all want OF aE1icses "a oar
lSne To oexalnine our stock Of CHAhkhR,s PAR
I,OR. A Mi DI9iAa-ROoM M~FURNITURK,
"a MATTRESSES, &C., OF snpertSr quality, and tbs
hsst and cheapest sortEent that has been o4af<d
TO the public for many years We hasa just
marked down our prices, and feel eonfdert, tcey
are suited 70 the times. ~ I, - u y
furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED ana ~
H0I ISTgR6U. HARWO0D b BITTER
ap A3sg opposite post Office. Riehnoac. We. !.
ZINE FURNITURE, a&e.--H. 81 ]. aAT-
~ KiNsON 6 SON have on hand and will con:
Time 20 keep very 1ne eassortraens OF O&ElaET
WOOD: WALNUT. ac., which they VII xss.spns: -
and viii ssil at prices as tower lover snspca y
had 10 northern ctLles or anywhere else, MsS5N
nsa the pubic 20 can aud edsritrs for f1aDtesrE1 -
in verify Cf shis ststement bs{ore eerdlnG SeSSlS
money from home, thereby helping 70 snstAl2 W
families OF opS workingmen as bone EssSsn -
coptfthusfng to support Asqiams 3or tnat PVT
In our Undertaking Department 70 kspt ~ naa3
OF CUFrINS with tho latest tmproyed ~ =. ~
ful and secure. Boxing and hsgSassSs sssressaC
bout io.get sEe small yet wsi.asssu III nouas "a
WS "a sm - 80 Il. a. AZ 1kfSht'N = SONs8S
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

PEaIoDIcALs.--Turner places us under
new obligations for periodicals, Of which hs
has complete stock slwsys on hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

N. ELLYBoN q co. will insert advertisements n
the principal newspapers in Virginia North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern citisa, at p1b-
lshers' rates, for CASH Apply st this endce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

Eservatiye feelings and views in regard to
|several important matters, and their oppo-
sition to the most. obnoxous principles, ad-
vocated by the ultrsists.- We hold them in
good faith to their, promises and pledges.
IL they are elected # will be BY fhe Con-
servative vote of tbs sstste-nct o disloyal
vete-but.a Ia vote given by men desirouss TO
settle existing dimeulsies, and to see, peace
and hafmony restored 3 And they should
act=accozdingly- ----.--------.---
a We hope, therefore, now, to see the Con-
servatives close ranks, and join hands
again in aunited effort to defeat ultra Radi-
cslism both in men and measures.
From The Charlottesville hronicle.
There is no longer any. doubt asto WHIST
any man ought to do, United, We can cave
something ;1divided, ,2welmust lose all. The
body Of wise men toLwhich we all agr eedto
give the direction of our campaign have
) met, and after a full and fsir consultation
have made their decision. That the deci-
sion Of the Convention viii meet the sppro.
val Of AL parties is not to be expected, but,
as q matter Of course, all true friends of
Virginia will concur heartily, and will do
their bestto carry out the programme indin
cat The constitution-amend it'as you
can-is objectionable, but it is better'to
have il with the amendments, and Honest
men to carry it into execution, than with
out these, and to let the State be 81, the
mercy sof. rascally demagogues. Better 70
have half loaf than no bread. e szyST
From tie Lynchburg Republican. GzaU
|, We conscientiously believe that the elec-
ton of Gilbert c. Walker will bring to Yir-
ginia the peace, progress, and prosperity
which We are su so anxious for, and under
that conviction and to secure that end We
shall labor;in supporter his cause, and do
not conceal our desire and hopes for his
election. ;aa2 .a5s Hg> 1Hr~o2 -
Colonel Withers's paper, the Lynchburg
Ne,0s, has nearly righted itself. 1t says:
"We should register, every voter We
should see TO it that each one is at the polls ;
we should unitize, if possible, the vote Of
the State against the constitution and in
favor of good men for the Legislature. The
best intelligence we can command, and the
soundest opinion we can form, alike indi-
cate that if we succeed in defeating even
the most obnoxious features Of the Under
wood constitution and in preserving Vir-
,ginia from the ruin involved in the elec-
ton of Wells such result is only possible
at the cost Of unceasing labor and untiriDg
zeal" '@-'.- 40"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

Call and see the new and rich assortment Of
ewelry, silver-plated ware handketchle rings,
chains bracelets, sleeve-but.ons, albums vases.
fans, &C., just opened at the DOLLAR STORE, No,
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AUCTION BALES THIs DAY.

GN AL PUBLIC, on PRIVATE GALES or REAL.
EsrATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAT OF
JANUARY AUD THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TEE
I. PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT or ALL SALES BETWEEE THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE TRIRTY-FIRsr
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THE0.
o. fi11H. q g ------------- E 81 ggGI tai
GODDINwfll sell at half
past O'Clock P. NJ. q valuable brick tene-
ment ION leasehold) on the south side OF
Main between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. & ~ ea& ,Et4l5.f 5t
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell ut 1917 Main
i, street, commencing at 10 A. M, a general
assortment Of furniture.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, at the bar-room Of ]. G. Ebenback
No. 1907 Main street, all OF. his bar room
fixtures t1a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

@ HAMM 81: CO., &c and %. Park Place,
De 81 and rs barclay street. corner Of Church
street, New. York. ENAMELLEDI MUsLiN,
DRILL and DUCK. all colors and Widths RpB-
BEE DRILL, sTA1R, CARRIAGE, aud .IAbL1
OTLCLOTH. PtL3sth NH aT-2taHans
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MARINE HNTELLTGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NAYS 1850. y
Sum Sum sets ....... s. 20 High s tide......." 10

: PORT OF RICHMOND. May ], 1863. ~.
8ragf"9gs ARRIVED. ,Ta@iGZ 20 s5is
& Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers L. B. TatHm.s
Steamer State Of Maryland, Trnvers, Balti-
more. merchandise and passengers, Haryeys
& Williams.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Trayers, Baih...
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys
Williams. rG tit%a f"7I As ~ - '-'s.tz
Schooner Southerner, Darling, New York,
merchandise, Crowell & Currie.
II ,' MEMORANDA.
NORFOLK, April 29.-Arrived.o 2 schooner
Annie tBr.) Snow. from Richmond. fEl
New YORK, April 29-Arrived, schooner l..
8. lowering, Corsou, from Richmond vfd
Osbornes Lapding.veT ~sr- X = 77r
HoLMss's HOLE, April 27.-Arrived schooner
S. G. Loud, Hall, from Rockiand for Rich
mond, and proceeded p. N. Of same day. III
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Rm1ntond f1isnatfh,z.
< iQAS. H dJITASa1afS QhO8

MONDAY i9aS.:s 5 p :. .a.?,2;MAY Z; 80 1865:
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OLD NEWSPAPERS Foa SALE DY TUE ,HuA.
DRaD at the Dispatch Office.
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sFINE FURNITURE. &e.--H. "A. .Ag

oPooL COTTON, go
S1 OF porul sr brands, ~ f
~ - at wholesale pnly. II gsi
@ e - HALL u HuTcalEQM
NH se-eodsml MS HAIR, ahofs 1MeiJlA fefaeA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-03

0S POCKETS FINE OLD JAVA COZ
III FEE, 10 bsgs prime LAGUAYkA COZ
FcE. = -'UANDkIOGE u ANDERSON,
sn1 - a@T7F" - '-aJ.' 827 Broad street.
TRESH GOODS OF ALL KINDS in our
l ID line, JUS received. :,
= DANURIDGE q ANDERSON,
AMI Sz7 EroSd street.
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= UANO, GUANO, GUANO.
MACHINERY, &c.
MACHINE SHOP.

M AUHiNE SHUP. -
sLOAT l. ADnINGToN,
iti8 CARY STREET NKAn FOURTEENTH STREET,
where we 40 all Kinds of work in the line Of q
we'll regulated machine shop. AL kinds OF Iron
ste&m-engine and boiler down to the smallest sew
ing machine needle,
We go and send workmen In TIE country 70 uo
I'll kinds of work at reasonable rates. Our spe-
cialty is everything and anything In the way o.
mschlnists, work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following: Judson's Patent Governor
Utica steam Gauge Coinpany's Steam aaugss the
bes: steam rauge now In use; Sslden's taten!
Steam ngine Packing Hcrton,s Lstne Shacks
esrdner,s Patent Barn-door Lock and Hasp, com
bined and many other useful articles entirely too
numerous TO mention. And rs natives aud adopted
natives Of the sacred Virginia soil we ask ial1
GEORGE 3. SLOAT,
NH so-2m a. JACKSON ADDiNGTON.
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DICH NEW GOoDS.--Ws hare; lately
4 /, received very large and elegant assortment
OF oCHiNA, GLNss. EARTHkERAkE,a and
HOU5F-EURNISHING GOODS, mahnG our
and we invite the examinaiion OF our frtands and
ali In want or gods fn our line. HousekeepcRr
win consult their interest By calling on RA oW
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet fets White China aAd
White Granite Dinner, Tea, and Toilet sees
Rich Cut and Press ed Glassware In great variety
Fine ftodgers's Table Cutlery, American ard
Common Fable Knives. Tin Toilet Sets, PlHSd
Glasses, Yellow W are. Brown stonevaxe, 4c., 80.
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. .y :,
= 80 80 : TX ELLOGa q GIBSON
NH 37-sm 1907 Main street gle square. :
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TAKE YOUR RISKS J4. s,Erz9
: rs-.r-r.--.. IN HOMIE Tb5S1rTTTTV I0EJR

TAKE YOUR RISKS J1. s,Ezz3
4. eyt9grr h IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.
THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY.
m 2Eg1sE So 1 ,f IRE,N MSFN ssfEHE p9iEs OF
MHRfNk a EsT fNsURANoE sur inc on Vessels and carsoes
INLAND iNsURANGE on goods transported By
river. canal, or land-carriage;
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build
sHoKr R1sKs or, & the Luy period g not used,
'"D'''' WILL 8iLL1Aa B. IsAAcs President
DrnncroasWis@ g. asss e William
30 d. asStsooE seeEssSry Sriagt gtSa Iise ISss. @
5. Buford PRESIDENT Uanyiile Railroad Company !;
BENJAMIN II. Nash William P. Shepherd W. D.
0''' sN-'D J. B. MooRE, Secretary. . y 80 a
B. G. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY oF
NR VIRGINIA. -
CHARTERED 1884,
OFFICE CORNER TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
rNsUREs BUILDINGS BIZ PERPETUAL Oh
ANNUAL POLICY AT LOWEST RATES.
The old "four-aftbs'' system has been abol.
ished, and the assured are now given as full In.
e II osne5
JOIN 3. DANF0RTH Secretary.
sRaUaL HENHx p 4 doseseT AsS
Wssm e. 1iisn 11figo James banop 81 SeaSs
Tbomss 2Ss1 as q HossHs ss ShR }Saa Fresfsna FesSs
William Gray William Palmer,
George Davis, s4ys,s - sHrTg d1a9s
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CROCKERY, sc.

NEW SToCK.--Just received, Q targs
IN and well-assorted stock OF :.
WHITE and DECORATED CHINA UIaHGB
: BoUsEeFuRNfsHisG TH iE GOODS and Plated.
T SsIWAnE OF every descrip.ior--ss Now YORK
prices wholesale aud retail.
Fanny Toll eT ShTs at extremely ioW
,,,o DSSsssG sSe sGEw METALLIC PoaCKLAIN.
aLinEn BAKING DISH, q beautiful ornsmeuf
for the dining table,.
Cali and examine the stock ut
q an Ia GAkY's. 1906 Main street. !,
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n MsKVILLEi is daily expected: 70. as
: rsisnts sp q sApp'' ~ PaLMEs. HsRTsooK,& 90. i
NYoTiua TO ShIPpEk6.--Ths boats Of
In the JAMES RIVER Nd KANAWHA O.,
promptly It /. II. on TUEsDAYas THUBsDATA
and ncBATURDkYHy ye = -. ~ - -. ..
yond COLLECTED On delivery, or prepaid at the ops
lion OF the shdppsr. Freight receiYcdi and o.
u7eled Rt my oIcs, on The dock. q ....r5
Boats locked and insured. - E.,z.
dsI EDWAAD ULBUN, AkeHs
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w. b. PECKHAM, President
W. T. HOGPER, Secretary:
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
8. a. FUDICkAR, Superintendent.
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SHIPPING.

pie AZ II kI1Ws f-r., !.
ENOR NEW YORK.-The new 2Rpk
T. and elegant s!de-wheel steamship
ALBEMAkLE, Captain Couch, win leave har
wharf at Rockets on TUEsDAY, May 4th at 10
O'Clock a. N. Freight received all day MUhD .Y.
Fare, $R. Round tickets, go. Steersge. ga FOR
freight or passage, apply to
= WIL.IaM G. DUNHAM d CO., y
my at corner Eleventh and Main streets.
EOR BALTIMORE.-The $Hfa
T steamer PETERshUHG will leave a1f
her wharf TUESDAY, May 4, 1885, NJ . O'CLOCK
a. M. Freight received up 10 O'Clock Z. b.
n onday For freight or passage, apply 70 u. .
ys-2t HARVEYs WILLlAMs.
NIOTICE-IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
~ The undersigned has opened an ONCE at No:
1lO5 Basin bani1 for the shipment OF goods for I'll
points on the James River and kanawha Canal pe.
tween Richmond, Lexington, and Buchanan: VIII
ship hv none but frSt-cld8s boats, owned Dy ~.
sDonsible partits. Il. n. HILL, Agent,
: - No. u05 Basin oank
sb--lW .a .-#s sa. & ~ x
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LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY PKR CENT.
=T.- 1901
STATEMENT:
SOl1ClSS go WV wv
Assets 80. -, ......,..... L Seo, COO
Annual lncome->.. eVe, WV
Losses p2Q.>.- koVoo
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uARDIAN MUTUAL N UyTEulAALIAu
LIFE 1NsUBANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
OEGANIzED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON-FoRFEITABLE.
HALFLoAN GIVEN.
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PURE FRESH GROUND PLASTER,
AGRICULTURAL SALT,
SULPHATE SODA,
SULPHATE POTASH,
PLASTER AND POTASH, &C.,
always on hand.
special preparations made at short notice.
Address w. GILLIAN, President,
NH "a 6w post-nffica box 8H.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1s-
PATCH us BARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS oFsTHIs
nrrv .osRL nCJ ri gEta
OAAlA,eb fI-nN 90 "a z kaaRkA I.EEs snas ILs
The Press ON ithee Actaon Of the
.''9iq 9Evirgfniss sCenventfoH.. : ~ :
{ From the New Yofk Tribune.

EasFF
The Bourbons were fairly voted down
Che representatives of what ne were lately
calling :. the new movement (" in, Virginia
carried the day ), and the sullen opposition
70 any effort at Reorganization involving q
recognition Of the rights Of the negro ie
abandoned. We hall the event ss most
auspicious.G Whatever may now be the re-
suit of the approaching contest in Virginia,
the reconstruction is secure.e The attitude
OF no party isany, longerone Of hostility to
the results Of the war-all parties recognize
them, and accept them as settled. New
political questions will Of course, divide
the people Of Virginia, but they will not 90
to the foundation on which our institutions
rest. That is no longer In dispute.
bssAfs1 Frornlthe Danvil,e Times. uqY- -ra6Jo !
They, declined TO put sny other candidates
in the Tfsld.ra Although it was generally
understood that Walker was the man to be
voted for, they did not endorse him. They
made no sacrifice Of principle; but, yielding
to superior force, they determined to
cease opposition to negro suffrage by not
making the fight on that issue, and left
every yman7to vote for the man who will do
them least harm.1 GT-gS=3TE
Everything passed of most agreeably,
and We are in better spirits about the coun-
try than We have been since, the war. ..-.,,.
From the wilmington IN. C.) siar.
These are not the, old days Of Whiggery
and Democracy, Then it made no material
difference whether Whig or q Democratic
princib BE triumphed. Now we are in no
position to dictate terms. We can only
choose between evils. We see an instance
of this in Virginia There the Conserve
tives and Democrats have determined to
support Walker, moderate Republican,
for Gornrnnr inafaad Of running a candi-
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Consolidation! Of Stock.

CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA, & Auo'A r. r. Co..
TREAsURER's OrYIcu. .aS
COLUMBIA, 8. c., September "a, 1852
THE undersigned Is now prepared to is
sue Certificates of Stock in this Company,
in lieu Of the Stock Of the Charlotte and
South Carolina and the Columbia and 'Au-
gnsta Railroad Companies. In accordance
with the terms Of Consolidation, adopted BY
tho Stockholders in Joint Convention, July
8, 1860, viz:
Each share Of ock in The Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad Company shall be
converted into fhnra in The consolidation
company; and every four and one-half
shares of stock in the Columbia anil Angus.
ia RAILROAD Company shall bo converted
into share in the consolidated company;
ard where, in tlrc last namod apportion.
ment, fractions Of q share may result, the
owners thereof mar, at their option, COM
pleto the unit by paying for tho necessity
additional shares Of Columbia and Augusta
Railroad stock At the ratc Of $l2.50 per
'hare, or they may receive pay for ,hoir
surplus shares at the snme rate"
Stockholders or their loyal representa-.
tiyes are required to surrender tho old Cor
thcates, when applying for tho new. I'LL,
G. II. MANSON,
sep' 70 Secretary aud Treasurer.
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A. r. CoRBlN.
[N Y. Herald.

DuEL.--The following piece Of news
we find in the Augusta Chronicle g.
Ssntine!, of Monday:
We learn that party of gentlemen
came to this city from Charleston on
Saturday last, between two of whom
a challenge had passed on Friday pre-
yious, and on Sunday went down to
Beach Island for the purpose of "olos-
ing their correspondence" in accord
,anoe with tho ".Code." On arriving
there the difficulty was amioably ad-
justed without the exchange of any
shots. We did not learn the names
Of the parties, but are pleased to
learn that the affair was bloodless
one, and thaS aii returned nome yes.
'terday in good spirits, and satisfied
with theirlitt.e trip, which ended 80
much pleasanterthan was previously
anticipated. t9lg 5a tia@ HHSI