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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-30

ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKENZIE. HENRY & FLAMANT,
7BR ADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills of lading given from Richmond to
all European ports for tobacco, cotton, grain, and
other freight.
Particular attention given to small packages.
Cable kilograms forwarded NJ low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacific coast,
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
Freights forwarded to all parts of the United
States and Canada. Apply to
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
hniy Il ya,ShS tr
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LOANS.

LOANS.
t DAMS NEGOTIATED ON, CITY AND
Ia SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AND REAL ESTATE AND COMMERCIAL
PAPER.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
au 30-lw& ll13 Main street,
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Mr.. Peabody goes to Washington to-day.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND csSsA
QUEENSTOWN STIaS
IMAM LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILlNG
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable in Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown .................Slo0 90
iSteerage. Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 80 90
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
Iiyernool or Queen toyn 90 90
Halifax -........,.... 90 90
st JohnIs n f. by branch steamer .. 30 90
Storage, Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 80 90
st. Johns, n. F., by branch steamer 80 90
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, Mt moderate rates.
For further information apply ut the Company's
Offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
,r1111Anr = nTNuES,f & 60 Annnts
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lrITY PRINTING.-Sealedp proposals will
~ be received at the Office Of the Chamberlain,
City Hail. until WEDNESDAY, September LIST, at
for the ensuing twelve months. Bids must be per
token for press-work per ], 900 ems for compost
tion, and per ream for paper, stating the weight
reserved TO reject any all of the bids. Security
for the faithful performance of the contract win
be required OF the person whose bid Is accepted.
Address JOHN Z. MILFORD,
au 27-tSeptlst - Chairman.
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HORRIBLE ss2urEAGE.-The Atlanta Con-
stitutjon says that gentleman of known
yeracity and position in the State, who
came down the State road yesterday eve
ming, reports that q respectable lady at
Adairsville had been found yesterday
morning murdered, and giving evidence of
having been violated. Her skull was frac-
turcd, and contusions on her throat marked
where the foul iend clutched her in his
murdcrous efforts. 1t was supposed to have
been the work of negro lutlian, and when
the train passed, every citizen of Adairs-
Vile was engaged in hunting for the vile
miscreant. We will see whether reward
is offered for his capture by the powers that
be
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TOA.
Il INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND THE ySS<a-
PUBLIC that he has taken the store No. Vs.
where he will be pleased to see them. Having laid
In IN assortment of the best ChLFSk1NS and
superior SOLE LEATHER, he Is prepared to
furnish his customers with BOOTS, sHOES, GAL
TIERS &C.. of the best quality.
He respectfully solicits i can from his old Gus
toners assuring them that he Will, as usual, use
his best endeavors to give them satisfaction.
an I0-eodow NJ. NENZEL.
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATSI-1sI
COMPANY.-Steamers STATE .kaIEsS.s ssssss
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBuRu.-Chcap,
reliable. and safe route to Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, and the West. Tri-wcckly line 10 Balti-
more, making close connections with steamers to
Philadelphia. No transhlpment Of goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti-
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sundays up
to O'Clock l.. NJ. These steamers have excellent
saloon. statero0m, and passenger accommodating.
Fare q! meals and statcroom extra. For freight
passage. apply to .
I1ARVEYS & WILLIAMS. Agents,
an 10 Commercial Block.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

r IGHTNING RODS sd. .....
IL .#.e.. -s AT MOUNTCASTLE'S.
ROOFING and TIMING ut $40 Broad street.
PLUMBING at M0UNTCASTLE'S.
HOUSE-FURNISHISG GOODS and
GAS-FITTING ut 500 Broad street.
SUNDRIES at MOUNTCASTLE'S
Mr.. JOHN TYREE can be found ut our store.
An
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STOVES AND TINWARE.-Having on
y hand large assortment of the most approved
COOKING and HEATING STOVES, l am ena,
prices for CASH. All STOVES warranted to give
satisfaction. Old STOVES taken In exchange or
repaired.
All needing real good article Of Stove, adapted
both for country and city use, will eau on
GEORGE KLEIN,
au 21eodlmx 614 Broad street.
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HoHIClpE IN HASCoCE.-Mr. Posey, Of
Hancock county, shot and killed negro
man last week who had armed himself
with pistol and approached Mr.. Posey's
residence for the purpose of killing him.
Mr.. Posey, when the negro had stated the
object Of this visit, ran into the house and
got his gun, and coming TO the door, fred
upon the negro, the negro at the same
time returning the fire. Mr.. Posey's shot
took effect and killed the negro. The sons
Of the negro, who had attended their
father in his murderous mission, then fired
upon Mr.. Posey, wounding him severely
near the kidneys, ami also wounding u
little child in the thigh, who was behind
him in the house.
The coroner's jury acquitted Mr.. Posey
Of all blam4 a-sthc matter.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
ASH Et;G and STOVE coal. As coal Is daily
advancing In the Philadelphia market, those wish
ing 10 Law In their winters supply viii ma IL 10
their interest to call Mt my Office and leave their
orders.
etrnats fiyoll WRIT ROBERTS.
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NEW YORK

AUGUST Pip M-The Wheat market is dull
and l@02c. lower: sales $4,000 bushels at Sl.4C6l
Sl.45 for No. spring, S1.536$l.55 for winter red
western. Corn is scarce and l@t2c. better sales
49, 600 bushels at Csc. MS1 10 for unsound new mixed
western, and 81. H@Sl.12 for sound mixed western.
Rye is quiet. Barley is nominal. Barley Malt is
dull and nominal. Oats are lM2c. better sales Of
o. 600 bushels Mt C5965c for new western and south
ern, and 62M65c. for old western
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-21
The Radical nomin ting convention
met in Nashville on yesterday.
A Noble Act.


The AUaldache gives many touching
and teuder particulars of Memorial day
at Memphis Amid the great throng
gathered there to adorn and honor the
ashes of those who wore the gray"
there was from Ohio gallant cavalier
who had worn the blue, and on the
grave Of one whom perchaDce he had
met. in the recent shock of battle, he
came and pinned upon the laurel WI cath
the following tribute;
Soldier, DER whose grave bend,
Rsst thee in thy narrow home : t
Thy spirit claims me as its friend,
Now, thou art silent in the tomb
Thou vert not my friend in life,
Though that feeling would smother,)
For when engaged in deadly strife
Thou had'st one side-I the other
But on this wreath of evergreen,
Which some fair hand bath planted here
place these lines-by thee unseen-
And an thy grave drop tear o..
No more upon the battle field
Wit tLou the deadly rifle use.
Nor with strong arm thy sabre WELD.
Dealing death TO Northern foes
No more wilt thou the bugle hear,
Nor crushing ball, nor shrieking she'll!
captiVe's lot thou need'st not fear,
For in thy grave thou seepest well
l know net what thy name may be-
know that thon vert very brave
But gladly would welcome thee,
Could'St thou come forth from thy dark
grave, 4. L. X.
10Th Ohio Navai.x
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without "a Good Digestion.

All other temporal blessings are com arativelr
worthless. The dyspeptie millionaire who mas tried
all the portions of the medical profession In vain
and believes his complaint to be incurable, would
give half his fortune TO be freed from the horrors of
Indigestion, and thus enabled to enjoy the other
half. Y course lie e0outd.
Perhaps HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS has
been recommended to such sufferer Possibly he
has turned from the friend who made the suggestion
with sheer, intimatng that he has no faith in any
patent medicine y II this has been the case 50
much ne toOrse for him. His increduliy dooms him
toa life of misery. All the luxurles which wealth
can purchase are ut his command. Not one of them
can give him pleasure. Ills own irrational obsti-
macy is his bane.
The, masses happily for themselves are less slsep-
ticai There Is such thing his btgoted unJeIieG as
wen as 6ig0ted ereduilfy and golden mean between
the two, which men and women who are gifted with
common sense adopt and profit by. These are the
ela9s that patronize and recommend IIOSTETTER'S
BITTElis- why do they approve this famous anti
dyspepuc and anti-bilious preparation? Simply
because they have not been too much the slaves OF
round shai non other tonics, stimifaiits and
stoInachies have failed, 1t produced the desired
effect.
q Strike, but hear, said the Roman sage when
his ignorant enemies were assailing him. a. Doubt
but try J." says the man who has been cured Of indi
ston, or billiousness, or ntermtten fever hy the
use OF the Biiers he relates his experience Of the
medicine TO his invalid friends. whoever is so
welded to his own forogone theoretical conclusions
as to decline to test the properties of medicine
endorsed by the testimony Of intelligent men in
every walk of life, and approved ly the people at
large, deserves TO suffer.
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to us that the Conservatives are with
out any recognized leader or organiza-
ton. With proper organization and
candidate chosen from among the
moderate Republicans there could be
something done. True, everything can.
not be won, but fair portion of tue Of
hcts might, while the party would be
fairly organized and put in fighting
trim. 1t the present state Of affairs is
to be tolerated, the next election will
find the party in the same or worse
condition. Should split occur among
the Radicals then we would say run no
candidate, but throw the Conservative
vote, which would be the balance of
power, in favor of the most acceptable @.
But, if Conservatism is to live in Ten
ncssee, it is fair time there was organi-
zation
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-21

The question of the Constitution is
at last settled, so far as President Grant
is concerned. Why the President failed
to allow aseparate vote on the county
organization clause, VIC are at loss to
divine, But we suspect that Wells is
the chief mover in the matter. He
foresaw plainly enough that be was to
be defeated for Governor in the coming
contest, and he has striven to make the
Constitution so odious as to secure its
defeat, that he may continue to draw
the salary of Governor. Hc seeks to
prOlOng the rule Of his adventurous
hordes. sda aT
In the dark hour of adversely we
drained the bitter cup of diaappoint-
ment TO its very drega. Deprived Of
every right that We hold dear, "man's
inhumanity makes countless thousands
mourn" We are left without
IN generous friend or plying f'e; /,
Strength inour arms, nor mercy in our Woe
Nothing to depend upon save the
strength of determination The star of
our destiny, that few days siuce shot
up and twinkled in the bright iimr ment
of hope, now palcs and for a time seems
lost in, Che dim vista Of futurity. But
if we choose we. may rise superior to
the embellishments that now surround
us. We may hurl from the capital this
foul abortion, stepped in the cesspools
of infamy and and degradation. We
may teach him that it is a serious mat
ter to trife with the tights of even a
fallen people. K ~
LctOurs bestSenergies be concentrated
to this high duty-yea, sacred trust.
The Governor and Legislature must be
elected, If We carry these, we stave
off the internal school system until '76.
In that time we will be from under the
ban Of military rule; We will be indie.
pendent of Congress, aud can amend
the Constitution as will best suit our
altered condition. IL is plain the Con.
stitution Will carry, whether we vote for
or against it. We must work as men
never worked before. We must see
that every man registers and every man
votes, The man that will not vote in
this contest deserves to be branded with
infamyi to be socially and politically
ostracised. lIo who will not vote at
all, votes for negro from the Island of
Jamaica for Governor, Farmers look to
your teaants and you laborers. See that
they vote right.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-21

TINS Uhion [fcun.) Pilot asserts and
proves that Senator Cate made the effol
tUhaye the Legislature declare inelligi-
bic and remove from the presidency of
the Senate, Dewitt O. Scntcb at the in
stance of YIN. Is. Stokes. lie also as.
sorts that ii was done Ia the Interest of
Gen Stokes, and in order to break down
Senter as his mos. formidable opponent
for the Governoship. Strange then it
seems to Us that the Pilot should still
declare Stokes worthy of the coming
u. S. seuatorship. ny
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-21

IT is much to be regretted that men
insist upon running for office in Viz,
ginia,a who are disqualified from holding
the position for which they offer
There are good men who are qualified
for Congress, and these should be
brought out. We give fair warning
that we will support the nominec of the
Marion Convention, unless the nomina'
,,ion be unfairly obtained. Let every
one submit to the Convention. RI.
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WE have a private letter from Bur,
net county, Texas, dated April 90,
which says the crops are looking we'll
agood deal of cotton had been planted
and wheat promised to be remarkably
fine, and would have to be harvested
about the 18th of May. That is rather
ahead of US. Four years old reef cattle
were selling at $40 aud horses at $50
per head
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GILBERT C. WALKER.


On'cerSdt amnesty and Inlpa1.-
ttat SnHrdDe.-E Equal Rights to
az Glasses, Equal F'dcOFs to all
Sections 0f the State.
Fellow-citizens, there are in this canvass
few prominent issues, 10 one side or the
other of which the mind Of every man must
Incline. Upon them give you my opinion.
do not consider neg suffrage a question
in his canvass. ! look upon ii as settled
and sealed by power fom wi ence there
is no appeal and | shall II waste time in
discussing II. Some OF you have opposed
some have fAyOied 1t F; that is no matter now
We have the common duty aud policy.
whai' Yer our pas convictions, TO accept
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-21

THERE division among members
of the Conservative party in Tennessee
upon tLc'questiou Of nominating can,
didate for Governor, Mary contend that
the chances are so very unequal that a
canvass should not be risked. Il seems
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M ARRTED

On the 18th inst, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. J. d. Tadlock, MIR. JOHN u. chill
DERs 70 Miss ELLA G. FRYE, youngest daughter
Of b. F. and Columbia Frye.
The hadpy pair left Immediately by the Virginia
cars a bridal tour.
On the 10Th inst, at the Nickels House, Bristol
Tenn, by Rev. Philip Rohr Mr.. CHARLES O..
PATTERSON to Miss AGNES L. HALSEY. All OF
Wythe county.
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE NEWS.

With constantly increasing patron
age, the growing wants of our people
and the crowded condition of our col
umns we bave felt the necessity Of a
larger paper than has hitherto been Civ
Gu to our patrons, To meet this de-
mand we are making arrangements by
which we bopc to present them about
the last of Nav with
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COLBURN's PATENT
Red Jacket Axe

Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons Fdst--lt cuts deeper. Second--lt don't
stick In the wood. 1htrdit does not Jar the hand
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give YOU the name of the nearest dealer . no keeps
our Axes LLPPINCQTT a. BAKRWELI,
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Sole owners Of 0olburn's and Red Jacket
Patents.
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DIED

Little WALTER MURRAY, son Of z. !. and
Mamie Burson, de- arted this life at l0h O'clock
May 18th, aged years and months.
. On the 10th instant, WILMIAM c. BURSoN, son
Of u and Mamie Burson, ag, about 10 years
On the 18th inst, of inflammation Of tho lungs,
JANE HOVE, daughter of A. =. and L. +. Johns ton
aged years. months and days
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A Large a2 Column Paper.

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ever before and while the paper is to be
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SoUTnERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
No 1904 MAIN ST., RooN No. o. RIcnNoxD, Va.
FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AoESr.

We solicit the attention Of persons having Real
Estate In the city on State for sale to the advantages
offered by this Agency, and prolnse on our part
energetic Efforts 20 secure purchasers for all prom
crty placed In our hands rf
oug connections are vol established throughout
the North.
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY PROPERTY,
FARMS, MILLS, MILL SITES, MINERAL and
MOOD LANDS ~
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4u TO NANCY J. HARTsOCR
rake notice that will, on the 18th day Of June
ls6.l at the office Of York a Fulkerson I'M The town
OF doodson, Va, between the hours Of A. M and
NJ OF that day, proceed to take the depositions
o. r. u, BooheT, Mrs. Abby Fety and Samuel
hartsock, 40 be read rs evidence in nv behalf i'm a
SUIT now pending in the Circuit Court at Abingdon
va, wherein am plaintiff and you are defendant
ana II from any cause the taking Of the said depo,
sltions be not commenced on that day or n com,
moneed, be not concluded, the taking Of the same
VIII be adjourned and continued from day TO day
same shall he completed.
May p 4w ISAAC UARTsoCK
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DEAFEESs, oATARRH, soRoFULA

~ Lldy who hal suffer en Tor years from
Deafness, Catarrh and scrofula, was cured by a
simple remody. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts
her to send the receipts free Of charge to any one
similarly Afflicted Address Mrs. NJ. LEGGErT,
Hobroken, n. j.
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A Liberal Proposition,

Those Of our patrons who are yet in
arrears who win send us 50 90 before
the 1st of May will receive receipt in
full for one years subscription.
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BALLARD HOTEL,
RIcHMOSp, va, March To-

BALLAKD HOTEL,
RIcHMOND, Va, March 10. (
ETEllls ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT is OPEN
n to tho accommodation of the public The build
ing Is ono Of the
FIN IN THE CITY,
and for style Convenience and Beauty Of Arrange
ment, is acknowledged to be superior
IT'S FuRNft URE Is NEW AND COMPLETE.
and for cleanliness II Is proverbal
The subscriber, after more than twenty wears
experience inthe business, thinks he risks nothing
IN saying that hts Hotel shall, In every respect be
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asks the patronage Of his friends and the public
generally JOHN II. BALLARD,
hpf U prnprietor.
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