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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-05

COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTIoN.-Ihet follow
ing persons have been appointed Commits
,ionerS of Election for the city Of Richmond :
Marshall H-drd.-FirSt. Precinct James
HAYES. J. Allard. /. Archer. Second Pre-
cinct W. L. Baker, J. y. Van Lew. j. Ii.
Lewis. Third Precinct: W. 0. Goodc, H..
VI. CASTOR. Granderson Watkins.
Jefferson Hard.-FirSt Precinct \. Mill
spaugh, B. Bragg, W. Bagnall. Second Pre-
cinct: {. Robertson, \. Davis. ii. II: fot-
ter. Third Precinct +. Gale. \. {. pync.
NJ. Murphy. Fourth Precinct W. H..
Crowell, T.. Boyle, W. X. Tall. Fifth Pre-
cinc; L. IT. Gregory, \. G. Pangley, j. !.
accv. sixth Precinct Joseph Painter. K.
u. Mitchell, w. Seymour. seventh Pre-
cinct George Palmer, \. Swcetman, q. VI.
Steward. Eighth Precinct B. Wardwell,
II. A. Curtis, John Niles.
Madison Wdrd-First Precinct +. }. Ar
mold, William Fay, John Farquhar. Second
Precinct W. Brown, VI. Y. Bailey, N: VI.
Path. Third Precinct :. +. Howe, {. I.
". Miller, S. f. Hayes. Fourth Precinct ;
F. King, T. L. Davis, Thomas JoIepns'
Fifth Precinct B. W. ellis. ;. Nj. Page,
GilliSpie Anderson. sixth ffeclhcs ,. -.
RYAN G. Schulhofer, c. Spencer. seventh
Precinct George W. Young, ID. J. Wood,
+. II. Webbef. -
Monroe WGrd.-Fir,t Precinct +. b;
Rontwelj, @. Newman. l.. Behle. Second
Precinct: j. Crlimp, Henry Miller, '.
\ Fayier. Third Precinct : +. Eaton, |.
HolI,nder, J. {. Fischer: Fourth Precinct:
:. A. Eaton, J. L. Ryan, Henry Jackson.
Fifth Precinct: John Hugerton, John
Soeker. G. II. Liggon. Sixth Precinct A.
\. Pizzini, A. Rosine, james Quinn 1u;s Sc
yenth Precinct b. a. Gottlelb, >. W IL.
dleton, John Oliver. Eighth fTecIne. T LWao
John 4. Hix, d. \. Pattson, NJ l. "oo-
ley. u n
Ccok' Roland Hill, Phil. Green. Second
Precinct q. A, Pearce, A. Nolan. ii. =.
.Joslyn. Third Precinct !: James Laurie,
ID ( Cook, Carter Stannard.
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VOL. XXXVI.
Iaraslatiye Ticket.

The Joint committees having charge of the nomi-
nation of ticket for the city of Richmond and
county Of Hcnrico announce the following:
FOR THE SENATE.
Charles Campbell,
Alfred II. Courtney,
Normand Smith.
FOR THE HOUSE Or DELEGATES.
Augustus Bodckcr,
A. VI. Kelley.
Lewis II. Frayscr,
Jacob :. Atlcc,
John Il. Crenshaw,
William Lovenstein,
George X. Gilmcr,
stephen Mason.
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For the Dispatch.
Discussion nj Sfaunton---Ynn Wyck
Smashed.
>TAUNToN, July 3, 1860.

NTAUHTON, July 3, 1869
\ discussion was had here last evening
between General Van Wyck. of New York,
md Judge >hettcy. in which the itincrant
New ! orker was utterly smashed. Ii will
ne "A long time before Van is iii for an
utnrr missionary tour.
The Judge was in htS happjc>t vein. and
his really splendid performance entities
him 10 The gratitude Of this community and
th"'Cuu>crNatiyc party uf the entire state.
Even the colorcd people. trained aS they
have been in the interest al Wells, seemed
impressed and routoundrd hy the clear,
nervous, convincing logic Of our champion,
Nearly all OF that rla>> present seemed in
t}ur ui voting the ~Cparat" clauses out Of
The constitution. They were advised to do
so hv one Of the white Radical candidates
for the legislature after Judge shelley had
,tIi"d attention To printed Radical ticket
in fiyor of those clause, which had found
IL way here.
This Great county Of AUgll>tais thorough
~ aroused. and will speak on Tuesday next
i'm tones that Will send 4 thrill ot joy through
thr state.
Indeed, the whole Valley is ablazc. and if
other portions Of the Dld Dominion but do
}hrIr duty. Walker will hc borne 10 the
rUhrrnJtoral chair on Il popular wave that
~itl a>t"nj>h Van Wyrk and his radical
Brethren throughout the country.
CONSERVATIVE.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LEE 4 GODDIN will sell at Iicnrico courthouse
ate NJ seven acres OF land with the improve
meuts thereon.
LYME & BROTHER will sell AT i. NJ. several
lots in TTcnrico county, near the city.
SAMPSON JONES, Jr.. will sell 1T l"i o'clock 4
well-assortcd stock Of groceries. liquors, &c.
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TIE SUFFERERS BY THE EAUxHALL DIsAS-
TER.-A subscription has been opened for
the benefit OF the family of the late Robert
Ashby, one OF the victims of the IauNhall
disaster. General Malone headed it with Il
subscription of so. This paper, with an,
other for the relief of Peter Campbell and
John Clarke. the colored Conservatives who
were injured at the same time, can be seen
at the Dispatch office. They were wounded
in good cause. and our citizens should not
be unmindful Of their claims.
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COLONEL EVANS DECLINEs-N OMIEAT1OS
TO FILL THE NACASCY.-At n meeting Of
the City and County Conservative Commit
tees on Saturday night the following letter
from Colonel Evans was read, and his de-
clination accepted:
"RICHaoND, July 3. 1869.
"Gentlcmcn,--Accept my thanks for the
presentation of nv name as 4 candidate for
the Senate in this district.
personal, ional, and other con-
sidcrations which need not mention, COM
bine in influencing me respectfully to de-
cline the honor rendered.
"Your obedient servant,
"THoMAs J. Evans"
The Committee then proceeded to fill the
vacancy created by the death of the II
mcnted Colonel Branch, when CHARLES
CAMPBELL, Esq, was unanimously nomi-
mated.
This nomination Will give universal salts
faction to all of our citizens, especially to
that large and influential class. the mcchan-
les, with whom he has been identified for
nearly forty years.
Mr.. Campbelfs long connection with the
Trcdegar Iron Works, the Richmond and
Danvillc railroad, and the City Gas Works,
makes it unnecessary to commend him to
the voters of this legislative district. He is
too we'll and too favorably known to need
word from us. We congratulate our peo-
pie upon his nomination, confident that his
name will be tower of strength to Il ticket
already assured of triumphant election.
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How THE ELECTION WILL Re CONDUCTED.
Commissioner llambrick says that i'll order
10 avoid crowd the voters Will be formed
into two lines, and parties approaching the
polls must take their places in said lines.
The police stationed at each precinct will
see that first one voter approach the ballot
box from one line, and then one from the
other. The heads Of lines will be about ten
feet from the point where the vote Is de-
posted. Two challcnger> from each Of the
political parties viii be allowed at each pre-
cnct also one person TO distribute tickets,
and one TO inform voters rs 10 Their proper
vuting-placc>. None others than those
specified will be allowed NJ the precincts /;
and after Il voter shall have deposited his
ballot he must leave the place. Any person
not legally authorized to attend the pre-
rinctS found loiterin" around the polls will
be deemed guilty of trying to create dis.
turbance, and the police are authorized and
commanded to arrest all such, and keep
them in confinement until & \. NJ. of the
1th instant.
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RE-ARREST OF CHAMBERS THE SwISDLER.
1t will be remembered that james Cham
bcrS. the >windler. was brought before
Judge Oicott last week for examination, and
there being no witnesses in the case, he was
dismissed. After hc had been dismissed, 4
telegram was received here from Pinkcr-
tons Police Detective \ A"cncy for the deten-
ton of Chambers. He was found to have
left the city for Baltimore whercupon I
telegram was sent there by Mayor Chahoon.
and on Friday he was arrested by Detective
West
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The LATE CALAMTY.--In the hurry of
summing up the particulars of the late ca;
lamity on NauNhall's Island we neglected
TO mention Mr.. and Mrs. Schrider, the oc-
cupants of the island, who rendered every
assistance TO the wounded, and furnished
them with liquors and everything else they
could free of charge.
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PUBLIC IssTALLAT1oN.-The officers elect
of Marion Division, No. 5, Sons of Temper
ance, will be installed publicly on next We'd
nesday evening at S4 O'Clock. at Tanner ;
Hall, Sidney, instead of Tuesday evening,
n heretofore announced, at which time IN
teresting addresses will te delivered.
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LIST OF UNMALABLE LETTERS REMAISISG
IN THE RIcHMoSD PosT-OFrICE July >, 1859.
Miss Sarah T. Smith. Richmond. Va; X. D-
Bcvillc, Charlotte. Va; j. Ramey X. X.
Turner, Smithlicld, Va; Rivers Statum;
Miss Lillian Thomas, Columbia, Va.
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Fnow TURNER, the most entcrpr-ing OF
we are constantly receiving
favors in the way of periodicals. lie has II
lar-c and cver-incrclsiu. supply of papers
and magazines, and will order anything you
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RoBBERY.--Thc grocery Of Mr.. Tcppick
was entered on Friday night and robbed OF
4 half barrel of sugar, one hundred pounds
of bacon. one box of cigars, 4 pitcher, and
It jar of sundrieS, eight dollars i'll currency,
besides other things. The store was broken
into !. the side window. Sergeant Bull and
Policeman Brimmer succeeded in securing
the sugar and the jar of sundries, but the
other articles are still missing.
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rhr MclIs pnrtN for rnislranchisement
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
LIBERTY, BEDFuRD COCNTY.}
-

LIBERTY, BEDFORD CorNTy.}
July ;. 1869
IIay" YOU seen the Radical ticket: They
arn placing them here in secret hands. 10 be
,0Iy distributed Tuesday the faithful"
-of one to-day FROM on" OF their supposed
"rm>,y" agents. and find that they are
for The excepted clauses, We have
''Aln steps to inform Tn" Lynchburg press
and ID" people. ~ tar n possible. and write
'"U.>r y"u can ,how ii to other papers and
expose their hypocrisy. ~ far n possible, in
yUr next i>>uc. Al their speakers in this
-."fIN- those clauses out. Now they are.
fr8r 10 their instincts, >crrctiN-a> we APP
a"handnd and chaycd-r">ortjng ~ means
u't thrm in. But hope YOU have got
i.a The -niug dcwn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-05

ELECTION OF PRoFEssoR.-The Board OF
Visitors of William and Mary College held
meeting on Saturday, and elected Rev.
George w. Wilmer, of North Carolina,
brother of Bishop Wilmer, to the Chair OF
Relies Lettres and Moral Science.
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FUNERAL OF POLICEMAN KlRKHAM.-T The
funeral OF Policeman kirkham took place
from his residence. on Seventh street. on
Saturday afternoon. His remains were fol-
lowed to the grave by 4 large procession of
citizens and great portion OF the police
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-05

NJ EILYsOS & Co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers in Virginia North caro-
lima. Tennessee, and the northern cities nj pup
fishers, rates for cash. Apply nj this Office
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From the Petersburg Express.
The Eeatss OF Colonel Drauc IL

The telegraph last evening conveyed an
announcement that shocked this community
to its very centre, for one OF the most che
risheI and trusted sons Of Petersburg had
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JUDGE OLcorT's CoURT.-Tn this court
Saturday, Dolly Lumsdcn (ncgro street
walker) was sentenced TO three years IN the
penitentiary for stealing money from the
person.
A 7uoHe prosequi was entered in the ease
of Winston Strange (negro), indicted Tor
DEMONSTRATING,
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NilI nO0 - STOCKHOLDERS IN
Fittr,t;CD. TIL = MUTUAL BUILDING
+ ., tND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. 2uG
r.s, '--.@ - hccDmiux So are hereby notified
Ans. ~, -!lru' Of TIN THOUSAND DOL
- =, sold IN sums 10 suit 10 The lowest bid
1aa tour - mace from 'bi' up |" 'i'a' I'd.
Id THOMAS :. ARMIsTEAD Cashier.
| "a "A y ; NEGOTJATED On REAL
T. IN AND AROUND RICHMOND.
HILL 4 GODDiN,
.ss., '''a. E-ta'c gents and Auctloneers,
Nc. 1898 Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS CHtEr Or POLICE,
f.,N. -

rE'HE FOLLOWING SECTION OF Gene
| raj Order No. 81, Headquarters First Military
District l. published for tie guidance oil all ecu
cerDed
.Trenty.frG.--An bar-rooms, saloons, ana
other places for the sale OF Intoxicating Nquor-,
wlIl be closed from gococh OF the evening OF J@iy
9Th uutii clock OF the morning ofJuly Ha. alh
during that time the salc all intoxicating iiqrnr.
al or near any polling place Il prohibited. Inc
police officers OF cities ami towns, and the sie!iIS
and other peace officers OF counties VII! be hsld r.
bltlog aud viii promptly arsest ard hold Tor uiai
GEORGE +. EGBERT,
ty.-u CHIEF iof PSIlee.
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OUR GovERSoR.-Rees l. Co. send u
several excellent photographs OF Colonel
Gilbert c. Walker the Conservative candl-
date for Governor. They are not only good
likenesses, but excellent specimens ofphoto-
graphic skill.
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ST. JosEpH's Plc-NIc.-To-dGy has been
set apart for the picnic for the benefit of
st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, TO be siven. at
Elba Park. From all indications, the affair
will be perfect success, and the little or
nhans will be much benefited a well as
The amusement og thousands contributed
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IN MEMORIAM.
THE DEATH OF COLONEL BRANCH.

THE CITY IN MOURNING.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE DY THE HUN
pRED at the DiSputct Office.
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The rosr-oFFIcE will be open only from
\. NJ. to 10 \. NJ. to-day.
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WITHDRAWAL OF Mr.. STEARSs.--On Set
urday night the True Republican Commit
tee nominated Mr.. Franklin Stearns to fill
the yrcancy in the legislative ticket occa-
stoned 10y the death Of Col. Branch. Mr..
Stcarns learning that the Conservative Com
mittcc had nominated Mr.. Campbell, with
the concurrence of his Republican friends
magnanimouSly withdrew his name. This
act of Sclf sacrifice entities Mr.. Stearns to
the lasting gratitude OF the Conservative par
ty and the people Of Richmond. 1t is fresh
proof of his unsclfish devotion to the public
safety. This assures harmony and victory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-05

ATTENTION. WALKER ME~ The great
Conservative mass meeting which WAS 10
have hccn held this evening has been post
poncd. III lieu thereof, the Ward Com
mittccS. Leaders of Tens. and Chiefs Of
FiftcS. will assemble at their usual pllcc>
of meeting 10 perfect the organization of
the party, and TO get ready for the victory
Of the morrow,
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NoTING PRECINCTS IN HESRlCo COUNTY
First DistrTct.-CarterS Store Swccney'S.
Second UtStrfct.-Court-hous Eacho'>.
Third Observation-Disclosures Hungary
Water Station.
Fourth DtStrict.-ForkSo OF Westham road !:
7 oypnsteiu'S
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TTuunicutt in Scott County.

~ ~ f'IcErHW VtNo Disp0toh.
ESTILLvrLLr. July ;. !
ria BRISTOL. July >, 1869. !
Nr. !. ". Iluunicutt addressed large
crowd Of people here to-day in behalf of
Walker. He made fine impression, having
Won over 10 our side many of the Red
string" who were disposed TO 70 for Wells,
rr no, vote at all. Scott will give 4 large
majority for the Walker ticket. +.
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COLONEL MARMADrKE JOHNSON Is doing
gallant service for the Conservative cause
in various parts of the State. Saturday he
addressed large crowd of white and
colored voters at Midlothian, Chesterfield
county. John +. Lay, George y. WISE,
and Colonel +. K. Farrar, followed, III able
addresses.
At the request of the state Committee,
Colonel johnson goes to Powhatan Court.
house to-day, and cannot, therefore,. hll
the appointment made for him to speak IN
this city to-day.
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FIELDS Cook VERSUS PoRTER.-On Satur-
day afternoon Il large crowd. composed of
both white and colorcd persons, assembled
at Chester Station 10 hear Porter, the car
pct-bag candidate for Congress. He made
the same old speech, and was followed by
Fields Cook, who made an excellent adj
dress. scariiyin" the rival candidate and
coming out boldly against the proscrptyc
features OF the constitution. He was heard
with marked attention, and his words We're
received with favor by white and colorrd.
Major Robert stiles also spoke in hi>
usual powerful and impressive manner.
commanding the attention of the colorcd
people, and apparently making 4 good i'm
preston. Porter was routed, horse, foot, ,
and tlragoons.H
In this connection, it may he stated that
Mr.. Cook is still in the field and doing Il
good work against Porter though advo-
eating the election of Wells. He will get a
very large vote. and has no idea of with
drawing from the canvass.
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ST. PATRICK's FEMALE SCHoOL-D1sTRI-
BUTTON DAYTON Friday there was Il dlstrl-
button of premiums mt this most excellent
school, under the charge of the Sisters OF
Charity, in the basement of ct. PatrlcKs
church. The room, which Is large, was
densely thronged, and the proceedings were
of most interesting nature. Bishop Maglli
presided. assisted by Rev. Father Hagan,
pastor of st. Patrick's church.
BadgeS Of Distinction were awarded to
the following young ladies Misses Mary
Lynch. Ellen Lynch, Louisa Gaines, Jennie
Persons, Julia Reardon, Katie Brannan,
Kate Dwver, Julia Hennings, Lulic liaml-
ton.
Premiums were awarded to Il large num-
hcr of Young ladies, whose names we are
compelled to omit in consequence OF the
crowded state of our columns.
Cro,rns for polite and amiable department
and observance of school rules were award
ed rs follows:
Senior Ctrcle-F2rst Honors.-Misses FL
len Lynch. Louisa Gaines, Jennie Persons,
Mary Lynch, Julia Reardon, Katie Bran
non. Mary II0lleren, Sarah 1lOllercn, Mary
Rankin, Dahlia James, Alice johnson, Adj;
Slcichicr, Mary Jane kersc, ida Snelling>,
Bell Brown, Katie Toppin, Kate Dwyer,
Lulic Hamilton, Emma Young, Baby Cross,
Eliza Frannan. Amelia Hcrkler, Mary Bro
ply, Maggie lIagan, Bridget Holeren, An
nic Cannon, Mary Ryan, Alice Schcrcr,
Mary Boyle, Josephine Brown, Clara Lich-
tcn>tein. Annie tiinuochio, Rosa Crcery,
Maggie U'Neil. Ella Reardon, Laura Gary
Fannie IIirSchback, Mamie Burke, Mamie
Kennedy, and Maggie Powers.
The distribution was intcrsper>cd with
proceedings OF most interesting nature in
the way OF singing, music, and humorous
dialogues. These were all highly creditablc,
and but for the great number who partlcl.
patcd we would give flames and we could
not rive portion without inydious diStinc
ton. The exercises were such a. to eylnce
Il rapid progress on the part OF the pupils
and great care on the part Of the good Sister
who have them in charge. The school is
under the principal management Of sister
Innocent. Its prospects for the coming
wear are bright, and it promises to become
one of thc best patronized institutions o
Church Hill.
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ACADEMY or THE VISITATION, MONTE
MARIA DISTRIBUTION. This institution,
recently established by the Sisters OF the
Visitation, is situated on Grace street be-
tween Twcntv-Second and Twcnty-third
Lottin y. Ellett's-formcr residcncc), one of
the most delightful situations in the city,
and is fast coming into favorable notice with
the Catholics of Virginia, as well Is those
of other denominations who are favorable
to convent education for young ladies. It's
distribution has recently taken place, and
we give below some of the awards
Ac0dcpic HOnors for Uniform Ercellcnce
Of C0nduct.-A gold medal and the first
honorS senior circle were conferred upon
Misses Mary Wiley, Lille Fahcrty, and
Adele King.
Second Eon0rS in the same circle were
conferred upon Mise, Jennie Hans brough,
Mary Shea. Madclainc Fleury, Annie Rock,
Indiana Woody, Mary Camp, and Mary
Taylor.
HonornJle Mentona.-Mi,se- Mary STRAIT
ton, Ella Smith. Mary Noltaire, Eliza Gro
gan. Theresa Finncy, and Kate McDo-
nough.
Besides these, large number of pre-
miumS were awarded to young ladies in
their respective classes. The specimens OF
handiwork Of the young ladies on exhi-
bition were all very superior, and showed
the perfection to which the Useful branches
are taught in this institution. The convent
promises well, and will yet become che
rished institution OF our city.
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WHERE You VoTE-LIsT OF VoTING
PLACES IN R1CuMoND.-Commissioncr Ham
brick has designated the following places
of voting at the election on Tuesday next
Remember that where You vote depends
upon what the first letter of your surname
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IMroETAST.-Thc citizens of Richmond
who are willing to give the Use OF their We
hiclc> Tor the Walker party on the day OF
election are earnestly requested to report
TO George :. Palmer, Clay Ward: W. +.
Drinkard, Monroe Ward +. p. Turner,
Madison Ward; n. NJ. Lee, Jefferson Ward :.
and II. \. Atkinson, Jr., Marshall Ward,
during to-day for work to-morrow-clcction-
lnN
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TOUCHING TRIBUTES or RESPECT.
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Important Order for EoIored Con-
scryatiycS-hH who Attempt to In

The threats and other attempts by the ne
groeS to prevent colored men from voting
for Walker are brought to an end by an
order from General Candy. The commanding
General has issued IN order, of which the
following Is an extract
"Anv person ATTEMPTING. by force.
INTIMIDATION. or fraud, to prevent any
qualified voter from voting freely. shall at
once he arrested, and charges preferred
against him in order that he may hc brought
to trial before military commission. .H-Er-
tract from General OrderS.
Remember, colored men, that any man,
black or white, who threatens. or attempts
IN any arGy, to keep you from voting as YOU
please, may be instantly imprisoned on
your complaint, made to the military COM
missioner. Major Paul Il. Hambrick.
Whenever Il black or white man threatens
YOU IN any 'rny because YOU are goin" to
vote for Walker, complain at once, and
have him arrested. All YOU have to do iSto
90 to the Military Commissioner. and the
rowdy will be arrested at once and put out
Of the way of harming you.
Do not fail TO avail yourselves. colored
men, Of this just order of the commanding
General. He will stand by YOU against any
intimidation of Radical blacks. He says so,
and he will be rs good rs his word. The
first black or white Radical that molcsts, or
even threatens, yoIl, have him arrested.
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\oriCE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

=. be- 9at- ~ the JAMES ri
+'. AND kANAWHA CANAL IuMfAAl
nj. r., iGc dock a. usual promptly at u NJ. on
ttAt>- ifitR>DAIS, and SAJI RDAfS.
..-s.i tod tolls ou goods for Lynchhurg and
..,.-' collected Ola delivery. or prepaid, At the
.,.,. vi TIE shipper. Freight received and de-
~. once, on the Dock.
t4l- -'' '''' ~ H,ii' u 'a 'ii4 SiiAi sc "'N
pat locked aud Insured.
EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-05

Picnic ExCURsIos.-The Sunday-school
connected with the Methodist church in
Manchester will make an excursion to Pow
hatan station, leaving the Hull-street cross
ing Manchester. al O'Clock this morning.
Tickets. 81 children, JQc.