The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-15
arrArRs,1s VIRGINIA.

The M0HGRE1. TroKET.-1t is said to b
rumor that q dispatch WAS received II
this city yesterday from Washington, ed
dressed to some Of the "loil" in this city
that the recent nominations will not do
the ticket wouldn't Petersburg
cypress.
FLYING THE TRAcK.-The nomination o.
negro for Lieutenant Governor Of Vir
ginia SCENE to have given serious cause fol
dissatisfaction to the Republicans OF TIL.
place generally. We heard one of the mos
prominent among them publicly remsrs
yesterday that he had always opposed the
Democratic party, and had never supported
any but straight-out Radical candidate
for any Office, bnt he would see the whole
party at the devH before he would suppor'
its negro nominees. Such an expression
from northern man of pronounced kadica
opinions must signify great deal.-Lynca
burg Republican,.
= LAND sALE.-A tract Of land in Alexan
dria county, near the Mush Pot" and adj
joining the land Of Philip Rotchford, con
tanning twenty EIGHT acres, to William
Gray, for $3.50, cash.-Aleaandria Ga
zette.
SERIOUS Acc1DENT.-We learn that the
eastern-bound passenger train on the Eas'
Tennessee and Virginia railroad ran off the
track seven miles west Of Greenyille Thurs
day evening, precipitating the locomotive
and two passenger coaches down an en-.
bankment twenty feet high, and breaking
them up badly. The engineer and fireman
whose names we did not hear, were badly
ecalded, and it is supposed they will die
Several of the passengers were considera'
bly, scratched and bruised, but, very fortu'
nately. none Of them were seriously in
jured. The accident is said to have beer
caused by broken ral.-Lnchburg Ne,os
Acc1DENT.-Mr. Hartman on Monday
last got his leg caught in the cogs Of hi
mill and received injuries 30 serious as Il
render amputation necessary.
Mr.. Hartman is northern man, Wit
came to this county year or eighteen
months ago, and bought Farish's mil
about mile from this place, and wat
living there when he met with the acct.
dent. He has made many friends here
and is much respected by all who know
Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
OUTRAG EoUs CoNDUcT.-Our usually
quiet and law-abiding town was startled by
the noise and clash of the bombardment o.
Harry ellis restaurant and bar. Abou
II o'clock st night party made an assault
upon the aforesaid institution, and, togethe,
with pistol-shots, stones, etc., perfectly de-
molished every window in the house, be-
sides q general smash Of bottles, etc., OF
the shelves within.
This assault was not advised and encour
aged by any responsible citizen of tht
place, but, IS generally supposed flor req
sons), only private spite by irresponsible
parties Shenandoah Herald.
Whenever you meet man in Virgins
who pretends to be very poor, he is apt Il
be rich. If he seems or strives to appear
very rich, he is apt to be poor, and tina
badly, The simple explanation of THU
paradox is that the rich man doesn't wisl
to be bored with applications for charity
public improvements, and things of tina
sort, and the poor man is unwilling tt
assume the certain indescribable discredi
which attaches to poverty and poor people
LynchJurg Republican.