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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02

WELLS is to-day the richest man in the
world. He owns about 10000 slaves, who
do his bidding. But the Virginia Emanci-
patton Society are rapidly diminishing the
value Of hisproperty. Tho underground"
is in successful operation. The number of
his g chattels is daily diminished, and in
a few weeka,he will not have a slave to his
name! ta @
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From Ha1ifax county.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
HAL1FAmCoURTHoUsE, june 2S, 1869.
This is court-day, and the citizens here
say that this is one of the largest assem-
blages of people they have ever known on
any occasion.
By appointment, "Tankee Allan" adj
dressed the crowd in favor of Walker. He
made laughable illusions to "carpet-bag-
gerry" produced his carpet-bag, which was
well filled, and said that it vas the fruits
of honest labor.
In the evening, NJ. P. Envy, circuit court
clerk, president of the board of registra-
ton, candidate for the Senate, &C., &c.,
replied to the remarks of Mr.. Allan, evil
IDENTIFY believing that Allan was too much
fatigued by his former ezertions to do him
self Justice. But in this he was wofully
mistaken. Allan did reply, and never did
a poor devil get such o lambasting as did
Envy, who had laid himself open to attack,
and had made allegations against Allan's
personal character. Wells's record was
next overhauled and thoroughly ventilated.
The circumstances attending the "~missing"-
letter case, with the evidence against his
Escellency, were fully detailed, and o refu-
tlVlUu VI VIC CuHlSC CuuilChSSos
Mr.. Envy could say nothing in defence Of
Wells, except that the source from which
the charge originated was too contemplate
to be noticed.
In reply to this, "Tankee" Allan pro-
duced numerous letters from the big guns
of the Republican party recommending
him for Secretary of the Commonwealth
and fully endorsing his character. /.
Mr.. Allan is very humorous, quick at re-
parte, has q fine flow Of language and q
good fund OF anecdote, and is an admirable
and effective speaker on the hastings. He
was born in Birmingham, England, al
though he has the soubriquet of Yankee
At the conclusion Of his remarks, many ne
groes came forward to shake him by the
hand and to say that they were converted.
The Walker men expect to carry this
county by q small majority.
Mr.. George W. Booker, of Henry county,
candidate for Congress, and Captain Henry
Edmunds, of this county, made effective
speeches.
J. B. Stovall, Esq, candidate for the
House Of Delegates on the Wells platform,
has become disguised and declined to allow
his name to be used. ".Straws show which
way the wind blows.' CosMoPoLlTE.
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SoTrcE-spECINL PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have formed a special partner
shin for the purpose of conducting the y
SALE BooTNNB SHOE BUSINESS In the city
Of Richmond under the Arm and style or G. A.
BeaIl. residents of the city of Richmond, are gene
raj partners. and T..J. Magrudcr, resident OF tho
CITY of Baltimore, Is special partner. The said
special partner contributes $40, 600 In cash, and the
partnership IL to continue one year from the lst
day of July, 1859. Witness the GLOWING sigma
lures and seals /:
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GRAND BARBECUE
o. II
WALKER COLORED VOTERS
70
RICHMOND AND HENRICO.

We, a portion OF TIE Walker colored voters OF
Richmond city and Hcusico county, tntend giving
q barbecue 10 our colored political friends on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT o'clock, JULY1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02

IMPoRTANT.-Dr. Thornley, has received
a letter from the commander of the seventh
military division, commanding him peremp-
torily to see that no vote shall be recorded
if the voter has written his name on the
ticket, cries out, or otherwise lets it be
known for whom the vote is cast. Those
who know this fact should impress it fully
on those who may, through ignorance, lose
their Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
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Wn NJ .yo,s prrnev,

YAUXHAIL ISLAND (MsIO'S BRIDGET.
po iHfeS G snd eisi H0 fights nnS Of I the coierc d a sSe saass
man /; who ism favor OF expurRating FROM the con-
~etitution the test-oath and DISTINGUISHING clause;
who is . IN .aGeg OF the she ADOPTION sgnrs ,S or t a1es s9insti ag tsa
W Tpsh sRaa TfckE Er9 a lafo Desires dtes s = sissose 81 ia ST
ing peace between the white and eolorea race, Is
speakers, white and coIorcd, win address the meet
ing The committee Of arrangements will take all
necessary measures to insure. good order aud the
comfort OF the guests. Ef Gss-
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
hom.x b. smith. Robert 7. Boitiix.
john u. Cooley, Wilf7m Bradley
Joseph Louis, El.nosc Brown,
John Clark, 80 2a Albert Sogk,
James 81: Clark, Patrick y.essons ~
S Ss15g se asys' john Gsis
James Hopes, 81 Ss5s ~ ls.aa
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
Elmorc5 Brown, John Jackson, Pat Jackson. u:
C. Hobson, James Bnndy, Moses Risen, aioeT'
Cock, John West RR;;, ass s sSsspSsnn S SSnss; TS Se-
odorc Hopes, William Young, I. Walker, IAN
Hopes, ?. Randolph, 7; woman; James s s;,,saeiI'
John Clark Samuel Booker, flsin1as sst Ia,,.s
j. .. Mason, Theodore Scott, Thomas G ssalss
K ssse. s Ssnsl'o gsys Dsf Ssary s Mssslas.s ssSSs :,
w. Hughes, Horace Johrs2n. An9rew JSlaI
son, JEFF. Sheppard. Jack Watxtns, Rteh,ra
Chiies, Daniel Davis, Joseph Msilex; HeDNS
John III. Smith, John G;0wley, john j. Scott, Jobs
w. Cooley, Jesse HALEY, Stephen Nelson. Corns.
Illus Parrot, EdMa "a HID lanes Hiil. j ossph HUI
| Edward Stevens, Frank Hill. John Watkins,
! james Chester, Tho. Bean, Charles Tsiiaferro,
William Taylor, John Cooper, Richard Meesips,
sam Patch, Beniamin coots, William ChelssI'
William Cools, Wallace Jebes, Erhnk Backmsn'
Hamilton johnson, r. Harris, James Butler, WI.
liam Mitchell, Coleman dinslsy, Ea, Hsnlersen
stephen Sett, James fraylor, William, Hayes
ifRentealfn Chester, Isaac Ill. Hunter, Henry An
derson, james Mitchell, William Lee, :. Mitehep
A Watkins, Nelson Davis, John Davis, and NV
hundred others. ty LII
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In Loudoun county total old and new re
cistration 5000 whites and 1926 negroes
white majority near 1000. These figures
are not official, but presumed to be sub
stantially correct.
The registered white majority in Eau
quier is 965-an increase of 36S.
In Rockingham, total registration, old
and new, 4,39S; of which at least $500 are
whites.
In Page, the whites gain over $50.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA CITY OF R~ICHMoND-To
WIT This day personally appeared before me, a
notary public In and for the city Aforesaid, n. f
Beall, and made oath that the said I. j. Magruder,
the special partner above mentioned. has paid
In cash into. the said concern OF Q. A.. Bald
win & Beall ten thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF July, 1869.
jv a-ltawGw ANDREW JINKINS, Mp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02

CHEATING ALL AROUND THE BoARD.-The
doings Of the Board of Registration in this
city yesterday deserve to be hung in chains
of everlasting infamy. There is but one
honest man in the Board, and he the presi-
dent, Mr.. Dove. One natural simpleton
and one imbecile, beside the president, con-
stitute the Board, which should be called,
"a Board to promote the interests of the
Radical party"
1t remains to be seen whether such things
will be tolerated by the military authori-
ties. We do not believe that they will be.
Lynchburg Virginian.
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nISSOLUTION.-Thc concern Of
IL GEORGE c. GARY Il BROTHER IS this
day dissolved by the withdrawal Of I. II. Gary,
who has eSsue business I'm Norfolk, Va.
GEORGE c. GARY will continue the business
at 1906 Main street. G. {. GAKa,
Richmnnd. JuIE / 1852. IL. ty3
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.a!s4 OFFICE OF LANCASTER & Co.,l
STOCK n Elk. BROKERS AID BANKERS,
RICHMOND, Va, July L 1889.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
II. MONDAY, 9Th instant. Payments maturing
then must be ATTENDED - SATURDAY the I'd.
yl-3t
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VHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
4 FORE existing between the undersigned, I'M
der the firm Of VILES & WIilTTAkER, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
will sign in settlement.
~Ifs5 J.. /. WHITAKER.
RICHMOND, July I, 1902. " 1-l"@
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r WILL CONTINUE THE GRAVEL
ROOFING BUSINESS ut the old stand of files
4 Whitaker. No. 1877 Cary street. between Thir-'
tecntb ana Virginia streets. where ] hope TO receive
the orders of those wanting roofs OF the best mate
rial and workmanship.
" lin , I'LL. WHIT hEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02

In retiring from business, take this opportunity
Of returning my thanks to my friends and the pub
lie for their liberal support while of the firm of w.
S. Donnan & Co., and trust the same will be ex-
tended to the new firm. JOHN ASHER.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24
FEEMOEr, O. Sept. 10. 1899.
TO oar Patrons and Friends

10 cur 40tfOhS ana FT3eRQS.
We have sold our stock of Hardware,
Stoves Tinware, Agricultural Imple-
ments, DC, &c, to Mr.. C. M. DILLON,
formerly in The Drug Business in this
place. For nearly a quarter of cen
tury We have been literally and gener-
ously pstrOnized by a most pleasant
and agreeable class Of customers, and
the Dictates of justice and gratitude
make it necessary that an acknowledge
ment be returned for the kindness and
many fayors shown us by the long line
of friends who have come and gone,
gladdening our hearts by their friendly
greeting, and sustaining us by purChas-
ing our wares We thank them, doubly
thank them, each and all
In introducing Mr.. Dillon to you as
our successor, it affords us pleasure to
highly commend him to your favor.
He is wen known to most of you, and
in this county generally, as man Of
industry and success in business. We
Intend aiding and assisting him with
our knowledge and experience, and oul
Mr.. Roberts, who is now in the East
is selecting a choice lot of goods fol
him. Call and see him. He wants
your custom, and win do all that car
be done to get it and we trust that
none Of you viii fail when wanting
goods in this line, to visit the Hardware
Store formerly owned by your well
wishers and most assuredly your
Grateful Friends,
ar. ROBERTS d SHELDON.
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FREMoNr. O.. Sent, 10. 1863.

FREMONT, u, sept, lO, 1863.
To the Citizens of Fremont and sur
rounding country.
After a year of varied experience and
relaxation, 1 have returned to Fremont
to remain a permanent citizen, and
bought the Hardware, Stove and Tin
Store of Messrs. Roberts d Sheldon. 1t
is the intention to conduct it in bust
ness like manner, and make it, as far
as possible, every ones interest to give
me a share of their patronage. The
line of Goods will be kept full and COM
plete. Builders Hardware will be made
speciality, and I want every one to
understand that in no case will I be
undersold. Our Tinwsre has always
had the reputation land deserVedly) on
being very much superior to anything
made in the market, and it will always
afford us pleasure to have comparison
made. 1 intend to employ skilled
workmen, and anything wanted in the
way of Mending, Eayes Trough, Roof
ing, or putting in of Hot Air Furnaces
will always be promptly attended too
and completed in the neatest manner
Stoves are one of the great leading
articles of our trade, and it is the in
tention to sell only those made by
manufacturers of long practical exper-
fence and who have an established re-
putatioL for using the most superior
Iron. Especial attention is invited to
our Cook Stoves. Any one wanting
a Coal Stove for their psrlor, will do
well to bear in mind that we are the
only Agent for the best Base Burner
and Base Heater in this market, and at
the lowest price, and for beauty equaled
by none.
Believing that he use of Improved
Agricultural Implements has tend
ency to an increased production, I shall
feel it my duty to devote considerable
time and attention to this branch of
the trade, aim to meet the growing re-
quirements of the age, in supplying the
latest modern improvements demanded
by the Farming interest Ar. 0. A.
Roberts is now visiting the East, and l
have accepted bis kind offer to purchase
what goods are needed for the fall trade.
He has the reputation of always buying
1T the bottom price, and one Of the first
rules in business is to buy well and
then it is easy to sell To the old Gus
toners of Messrs. Roberts & Sheldon,
1 would say that every thing will be
done in the future as in the past, to
make it their interest to still favor the
establishment with their patronage
To the people in general ! extend a
cordial invitation, to call and examine
my stock, and they will find, that offer
good goods, sell them at fair prices, ac-
commodate as far as possible and try to
make the store pleasant and agreeable
6or al. Yours Il
G. NJ DILLON,
Successor to Roberts & Sheldon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24
PATENT
Metallic White Wire

We beg leave to call your attention to an
entirely new article known as Patent Metal
lie White Wire, possessing qualities which
prevent it from every corrodiDg or turning
from its uniform color during any number Of
years, and on which letters patent have been
secured. It has been found to be the only
article suitable for clothes-line. The old
fashioned rope or cord always causes so much
trouble and annoyance by breaking, rctting
out, and discoloring clothes, and by being
obliged to be put up and taken down every
time used. With this Wire Clothes Line
you haVe none Of these annoyances, and
when it is once put up it gives you no more
trouble. After using 1t we are confident you
will fully corrobOrate the statements of thou
sands of others 10 its praise, Every family
should, and will eventually have one. Il
will not rust nor corrode, though you may
keep it in water for any length Of time, even
salt water.
Seven reasons why every family should
have one of these Patent White Wire Clothes
Line;
Ist. You never have TO take it in, no mat
ter what the weather may be; for the wealth
er cannot effect it.
2d. 1t will last from twenty to fifty years
or more, and during that time you will wear
out great many rope lines, besides suffer-
ing an untold amount Of trouble and annoy
ance with them.
Sd: 1t is the cheapest Clothes Line in the
world, to say nothing of its great convent
ence. A good rope line costs about l. sc per
DOT, and this only 3cts. This will last life
ftime, while that With good care will last but
one or two seasons. This WlTe, al 25 cents
per foot, is cheaper in the end than rope
line.
4th. You cannot load it heavy enough
with clothes to break it. 1860 lbs. being its
breaking weight,
5th. 1t does not in any way discoIor, wear
or iBiure the clothes that are hung upon it.
and they never freeze to it. The finest
fabrics can be removed instantly in the
cOldest weather without injury. This is
decided advantage over rope lines.
9th. 1t will save its price in saving your
clothes every six months you own it.
7th. Last, though not least, this Wire will
save your. clothes-pOsts as well as you
clothes. You may set posts ever SO firmly
and the shrinking of rope will poll them
loose. Who every saw, clothes-posts, three
months set, that were not staggering in all
directiOns1 Not so when this Wire is used
for it does not shrink, and posts will stand
erect and firmly till they rot off.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24
Buy the Brilliant
Buy the Brilliant

In the continuous fall spring randg
desired light
rim nmsrket
in
a
a
For Public Halls Offices its equal
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Furnaces :! Furnaces (!

We ByntOns Coal and Wood Fumqce The Wood Furnace is
used throughout the country for the last Twelve and has proved to be the
more Of them use the present time than Of other patterns There have been
reducing the number Joints the weak points &C. The new and Pv
feet in operation and economical fuel We believe to be the most perfect Furnace
Clearing the Radiator and the sePa of the Joints two strong
feature this furnace found the small number of joints their position and the
where the radiator connects with the body and the body with the pot these
side and out and perfectly gagght The form the castings SUCH that they
il
Collar the body
execute orders on short notice.
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Cooking Stoves /!
Cooking Stoves /!

"a GOOD COOKING STOVE the
article
Of family much depends It therefore the duty of wanting Cooking
one To o the
of DILLON and viii be just the kind
the use of fuel better heaters bakers far
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PRACTICE ECONOMY BY THE USE OF THE
Hot Air Stove Pipe Drum.

when desired
ed of
will
true the edahT
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PaPIOp Stoves
SaHlOHo Stoves /!

the leasr and
the
adorned Recoect
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Eaves Trough,
Eaves Trough .

Special pains will betaken furnish
] I We We don't claim compete with travelling nkers irresponsible
that our mechanics are fca and do work We employ
fastener In all unless otherwise specified.
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0Dl elOT@g
OIL el0TAg

We think our patterns of Oil Cloth are
very handsome.
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ROOFING ! ROOFING /!

We desire cultivate this butth
would be saved by employing Tin for Roofing
viii do well consult sceTning
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ChURsnAs GhWEoms

"fry shiondO Wstopa
have Good Hard Butter and Law aside % ss ~ VII
Of
your complicated high
every one hunbu
reasons why Ohrn should be family
n b maete the
o Clean. FA a"u 0o1@lns Do
churnt nN 0oOOnFSn In qhs-er time than
!h-Havng used the glands
low tbyalm
rapidly
humbu
DASH oHURNs always in who prefer them
@. NJ DILLON (sucossOr to Robs-t. !. sb,,,
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1.Inware ! TinWare {!
1t affords pleasure the public
ufured and
PRESSED TONWARE i!
Our stock Of Pressed Tvare viii be considerably present
] 4 P 4 N NE D-W AREt
choice selection Ware Of this kind as has
to
above articles - -

We ofo
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PlOwS PlOughS, PIOWs /!

have the Agency the FOSToRIA The P5u
most generally Cast
found When Steel PlOw
fwOrkca
il makcsn
do
sachOn than ~ ~
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Pumps.

anu iron
ing Plungers &C.. 11 n e4ue'"u As supply OF Tub
O NJ DILLON. Successor to Roberts & sheldon,
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COPPER WARE.

! as to quality and price. In making our
pper Bottoms with turned edges, thereby
hem sitter and stronger.
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COPPER WARE.

On large Copper Kettles we defy competition
Boilers and Tea Kettles we employ Fluted Co
preventing rust to great extent and making I
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ROBERTS d SHELDON .
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Baskets.

large supply Of Baskets adapted for Farmers very low price,
O. NJ DILLON, Successor to Roberts Sheldon ,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-24
FOREIGN.

MADRID, March 2s.-In Cortez, q
proposition, made by Senior Arnez, to
disqualify persons holding Office in the
service Of the State from sitting as
Representatives in the Assembly, was
adopted, though strongly opposed by the
Government.
A procession of two hundred, women
marched through the streets yesterday
to the CoTtez, and petitioned against
military CONSUMPTION.
PARIS, March 23.-In the Corps Legis-
latif yesterday, the army contingent of
100, 900 men required by the Govern
ment, was voted.
The session was then adjourned to the
3Ist inst.
Madame Is Marquise de la Vsllette,
wife Of the Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
l. dead.
Gen. Almont, formerly q Mexican
General, is dead.
LONDON, March 23.-The strike Of cot
ton operators, which commenced st
Preston, is spreading to other parts of
the country. In Glasgow it has become
general, and several mills have partially
suspended operations for want Of hands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-24
month until the Ist Of July, 1871, was

month until the LIST of July, 1871, was
referred.
A military bill reorganizing the judi
eiary system 9 up
Several aneadnents were IF red and
rejected and the bill then passed.
Sprsgue introduced 3 bill 10 provide
fsr loaning the public money, aud for
other purposes. Referred TO COMMITTEES
on Finance.
Wilson, from Military Committee. re-
ported e bill to abolish the Office Of Chief
of-Ssaf to the General Of the army, and
q bill in relation to retired officers, With
amendment.
Sherman from the Committee on FL
nance, reported adversely q bill to allow
Deputy Collectors and Assessors OF In-
ternal Revenue, acting as Collectors and
Assessors, the pay Of Collectors and As
SCISSORS.
A bill TO declare the westerly extension
Of the New Orleans, Mobile and Chatta-
noogs Railroad and post road, was
amended and laid aside.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-24
ARKANSAS.

| Special Dispatch 70 the Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 2S--The
Senate to-day refused TO concur in the
House amendment to Senate resolution
Of adjournment, wiz: TO take a recess
from the first Of April to January next, }
snd q committee of conference was sp
pointed.
It was said on the Streets to day that
one OF the Directors of the Mississippi,
Ouaehita and Red river railroad having
arrived in the city for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning information relative to the State
sid awarded his company a few days ago
by the Board Of Commissioners, iads
that the bonds are to be turned ove to
some outside parties, consisting Of some
members Of the Legislature and others,
who it appears claim to be the bona tide
Directors.
The execution OF Msjor Tatum, the
negro convicted of the murder Of q white
man near this place a few weeks ago,
takes place Thursday next.
River on island.
Departed the T. H. Allen, for Men,
phis, this morning the American, for
Fort Smith, tonight.
Weather cloudy and threatening.