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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-21
MILLDoRo', BATH COUNTY, VA,
lime 1S. 1869.

To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
In your popular Daily of this date is an
article from your correspondent clicking
ton,' portion of which reflects somewhat
upon our countyman the Hon. Joseph
MaySc. VIII YOU please give ear to q citi-
zen of this little "wooden county" while
he attempts to set to rights the charge
against him (Mayse) Of running as an inde-
pendent candidate, thereby inSuring the
election Of Radical to the Senate from this
district? Mr.. Mayse is the Peoples cdnd,-
date, running on the peoples platform. He
is for Walker and the expurgatcd constitll-
ton. No trucr Nirg ginian drew blade in de-
fence of our dear old State than he. His
right eye, lost i'll battle, will ever serve as a
living monument of his constancy and fdel-
itv to the &" Lost Cause"
Our section is thoroughly aroused, and
will 30 almost to unit for Walker.
Better
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell 1t O'Clock two de-
sirable farms east Of Richmond.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS win sell at O'Clock the
valuable farm known as Spring Dale, four miles
east Of the city.
LEE & GODDIN win sell at 81 O'Clock neat two
story frame dwelling on Harvie street near
Warsaw.
SAMPSON JONES. JR., Will sell ut lo1 O'Clock
large and well-assorted stock Of groceries,
liquors, &c.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, No. 1917 Main street, will
sell at 10 A. NJ. an assortment OF desirable
household furniture.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at O'Clock a
grist-mill, cottage residence, and dairy farm,
on the York River railroad near Oakwood Gem
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Is THIS FREE CouETRT '-On Saturday
morning John Cooley and another colored
man were engaged in q political discussion
in front of Virginia Hall. John asked the
question, Z" Would you vote for Wells If he
favored q constitution disfanchising yott--
would you?" The answer wasin the mega
tive. "Do you want to have the white peo-
pie disfranchised?" The answer was
again in the negative; and John asked,
Well, then, what do you Wells
people want?" At this point Arnold,
the President of the Board Of Registration,
ordered John to be arrested. His order was
carried out, and he was taken before Com
missioner Hambrick, who adjourned the
case until next Monday. We do not like 60
be personal, but in a case Of this kind ii is
certainly pardonable to censure the con.
temptible and petty conduct of an official
whose position ought to give him selfrespect
sufficient to make him behave himself. The
cause of this arrest can hardly be attributed
to anything else than q quarrel which had
previously occurred between Cooley and
Arnold.
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ANTVINEl yANTHrNE!.-This in

vANTHINE! XANTHINE !!-This in
N comparable inyigorating and PERFECTLY
the public on It's own merits. IL Will stand the
test of time, use, and analysis. Try l. and Judge
sor yourself. Price, II. For sale by PURCELL,
LADD SCO, and The principal druggists.
The following Is one among the many certif-
Gates Of its efficacy received from wcl-known clti-
zenS': 49,
..RIcuMoND, Va, April Is, 1869.
:. Professor Hertz: IS
aSir-Haying used your Xanthine Hair Resto-
ratlye for some months, am prepared 10 speak
OF its good qualities NTH certainty. Ny hair had
fallen OF 80 much that was quite bald, and had
been So for several years, as Is well known by all
who know me. have used the preparation quite
freely, and pleased To be able 10 say that nay
head Is now ,oeH couered with the very best and
finest hair of It's original color and lustre.
~. III. FORD, Wkfg Job Olicc."
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A GRAND RALLY.-Citizens Of the city
and county friendly to the Walker ticket
will meet ut o'clock on "Wednesday eve
ming next at Spring Park (Euke's). This
will be 4 grand occasion, as number OF
distinguished speakers will be present
among them, Hon. Alexander 4. H9liadaBB'
Young, 4. VI. Kelley, and Major Courtney.
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AEorHER WoxAN-BEATEB.--A negro
named Jim Washington was brought before
Mayor Chahoon on Saturday to answer the
charge of beating houseful of women;
One Of them had cut on her forehead
made by blow with chain, and the others
three or four in number) had marks of the
battle on their persons. He is q powerful
man physically. He was sent on TO be III
dictcd, and was committed to Jail.
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The TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.-Thc
Temperance mass meeting at the First Baap-
tist church on Friday night is reported n
great success. The audience was large, and
manifested deep interest in the addresses OF
DR.. Burrows and Hon. d. Z. Holloway.
An interesting feature OF the meeting was
the presence of Old Dominion Section OF
Cadets of Temperance in full force. The
total abstinence cause seems greatly strength
ened by such demonstrations rs this.
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York mcr-
chandlse and passengers, w. G.. Durham x Co.
Steamer Eliza HancoN, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chanlisc and passengers, l.. IL. Tatun.
Steamer Petersburg, GeoRhcgan. Baltimore, mer-
candise and passengers, Ilarscys Williams.
SAILED,
Steamer Petersburg, GCOglle2an. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers. Haryeys Williams.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York. mer-
chandisc and passengers, w. G. nunham n Go.
Brig Henry IN. G.l, Branc, Rio Janeiro, Hour,
HaXall. Crensliaw & Go.
Schooner Narcissa, Abbott, Osborne's, to load
coal for Fredericksburg, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Louisa Frayscr, Stcclman. George
town, ID. G., light.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, juno 19.-Arriscd, steamer Ad-
mira, &C., land sailed on rcturn.l
NEW YORK, June T.-Clearcd bark frlgg (Nor.),
Olsen, for Fumc uid Richmond.
HY TELEGRAPH.
WILMINGTON, n. c., June l9.-Stcamship Mary
Sanford IS ashore at the mouth of Cape Fear river
In leaking condition. A tug has gone to her assist
ancc with steam-pumps.
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THE Turner, with his usual
courtesy and enterprise, fayors us with the
july magazines. He is inreceipt OF Cooley,
Puinam's, the atlantic, and all other lead
ing and popular periodicals; also, our
YO1Iya1 Folks for July.
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SIC SEMPER TYRAySIs.-This Is the motto or
TRmBErr In his war upon the disease Of worms In
every form, and he is always conqueror, for the
vERMIFEx or worm confections never fall. Moth
ers, go at once and buy box. See how eagerly
your children viii take the remedy.
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MONROE WARD MEETING.-A meeting of
chiefs of fifties, leaders of tens, and all
others willing to work for the election OF
Walker, will be held ut the ward committee
rooms, over Williams's drug store, corner
Franklin and Fourth streets, ut s O'Clock
this evening. Turn out, ye workers.
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MAYORS CoUET.-The following cases
were examined Saturday morning Frank
Porter (negro), charged with stealing a
watch and oYercoat valued at tfty dollars,
from John Pearce. Case continued until
to-day. Belle Oakly (negro), charged with
being disorderly in the street, was dis
charuet
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WALKER MEETING IN MADISON WARD
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at Sauers Hail on Saturday night. Speeches
were made by Messrs. James Fl. Dooley,
Stiles, George D. Wise, and Johns. Wise.
The meeting then adjourned, after sue
cnsSful session.
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MASS MEETING THIS EvENING.-Therew will
he n meeting this evening ut o'clock at
Washington Garden, head Of Marshall street,
Clay Ward. Colonel John S. Mosby and
others will be expected to address the
Deople
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TIE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssociA-
r1oy FA!R.-The several church sommit-
tees having in charge the arrangements for
the fair of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will meet in the iecture-room OF the
Broad-Street Methodist church at o'clock
this afternoon.
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PUBLIC MEET1NG.-A meeting of the
Walker party will be held at O'Clock on
Tuesday evening next at Whitlock's Store,
on Charles City road. The meeting will be
addressed by II. A. Atkinson, Jr., Major
Courtney, and other gentlemen. Let there
he n full attendance.
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USMAILABIg LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE 81, 1SG9.-
Frank Stanley, Austin, Texas; Hon. James
E. Farrar, Richmond, Va; DR.. J. III: Chris
tian, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Mary }. Wal
drop, Columbia; d. hrausse, Caroline
county, Va.
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REFERENCES:
Hon. james G. Blaine Speaker House Of Rcprc-
sentatiYes. 49, <,,.,,,ao y
Hon. X. G. Schcnck, Chairman Committee OF
Ways and Means, uouse of Representatives. i.
Hon. James A. Garfield, Chairman OF Commlttcc
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Riyes.
lion. ii. II. Wells, Governor Of Virginia.
H. q. Bond, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy.
Major-(icncral q. o. Howard u. $. A..
Colonel A. s. Buford, President of the Richmond
and DanvilIc and York River railroads;
III. ID. Cooke, Esq, Of Jay Cooke & co:
General Williams G. Wickham, President oi the
Chcsaucakc and Ohio railroad. ap l5-3md&w
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letter rro,, yortIamptpp County.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. Z

EAsTvIIAE, VA, June IA, 1869.
To-day has been the most lively day IN
politics since the war, III Northampton.
Being court-day, the people assembled were
called upon TO give expression to their opl-
snions on the crisis. Speeches were made
(which told, and thoroughly aroused all
present. The speakers were Messrs. PARA
more and Garrison.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
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To THE VOTERS or UENRICo COUNTY
Upon Your efforts depends in great mea-
sure the success of the Legislative ticket
now before the people. Leave nothing un-
done to secure this end.
See that every white man in the county
registers before it is too late.
II YOU live between the River road and
the Williamsburg pike, see that your name
is registered ut CartcrS.
If YOU live between the Williamsburg
pike and the Mechanicsville road, see that
your name is registered at the county court
house.
If you live between the Mechanicsylle
road and the Richmond pike and Chiles's s
road, see that your name Is registered at
Brun's (late Dickman's).
If YOU live between Chiles's road and the
Chickahominy, or between the Richmond
road and the river, see that your name is
registered at Ridge Church, above Alleys.
There will be 4 mass meeting OF Walker
men ut the county courthouse ut 5 O'Clock
this afternoon;
At Sweency's Tavern at 4 o'clock this
afternoon;
At Hum gary Springs this afternoon ut 4
O'Clock;
at the Franklin House, on the Nine-MIle
road, on Wednesday next ut O'Clock on
which occasion there will be n discussion
between Mr.. Ii. 4. Atkinson and member
Of the Wells party;
At WhitIock's Store, on the Charles CITY
road, on Tuesday tomorrow at 3 L. NJ
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THAT'S, HATS, HATs."---A. A. ALLEN Is again
receiving new supply of Straw Goods and novel
ties of every description. All those In need VIII DO
well to call and examine his assortment.
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A RIPE OLD AaE.-A negro woman who
had reached the patriarchal age Of 10s years
died in this city on Saturday. Her name
was Ursula Smith, and she was formerly the
property Of Thomas Childrey.
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LUMBER, LUMBER

/ 1 Subscribers keep always on hand q large stock
Of TIMBER of every description. Mahogany,
Plank, and,Newen Posts Shingles, Slaves, Laths,
Spokes, &c., of thelr own manufacture, hayins
tha interest In the best mill III the state,
located i'm virgin pine and oak forest, will coptract
to furnish on reasonable terms, timber Oh al s,ags
and dimensions. Always on hand a large supply
Sf RhIED FORAGE (liay and oatsl. We occupy
the whole canal street front from Fifth TO sixth
streets. Give us i call before buying elsewhere.
10 ls-ams TRUMAN a. PARKER y co.
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MEETING IN AMELIA.-P. II. Aylett, Esq,
delivered one of his most telling addresses
at Amelia Courthouse on Saturday. He
spoke for over two hours, and during the
whole time had the breathless attention of
his audience, who manifested the greatest
enthusiasm. He was followed by Colonel
Farrar in one of his inimitable speeches.
We have gained largely on the registration
in Amelia, and the people are fully aroused
to the vital importance Of the issues involved
IN This canvass
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Nj. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
llshers' rates for cash. Apply at this Office.
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GERMAN MEETING.-A mass meeting Of our
German fcllow-citizens will be held this eve
ming at hall-past o'clock, at City Spring.
Park, foot of Eighth street. A number OF
distinguished speakers will be present.
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UNSHINGTOY HENRY ACADEMY,

uT ASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY,
w HANOVER COUNTY, trustees OF
Washington Henry Academy-located In Hanover
county near Affects station, Chesapeake anu ONO
railroad-wilL on the FIRST SATURDAY In
July, proceed 70 appoint PRlNclfAL o. said
institution.
tanned.
The buildings are new and ample, having every
convenience for family and y large boarding.
school. .....xr,,.z,,,.x !. -.
Wht1 Office, Richmond, Va. jell-eodtJes5
pRINTING IN COLORS DONE AT
1 THE DISPATCH PRINTING-HQUSE.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

ron all public or private sales of real estate made
between the first day of January and the irst day
of July the purchaser paysthe taxes for the pre-
sent year, but all sales between the first day of
July and the thlrty-drst day OF December the
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THE NEW SYsAaoaUE.-Thc cornerstone
of the new synagogue Of the congregation
Kenneth Israel win be laid with imposing
ceremonies at haE-past 8 o'clock this after
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DIED at the Dispatch Office.
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Mass MEETING IN HENRIco COUNTY
There will be mass meeting of the friends
of the Walker State aud county ticket at
WoodvilIe Qormerly owned by Judge
Crump, now occupied by Alr. A. X: kauil-
man), opposite the toll-gatc on the Mechan-
icsyille turnpike, at 5 o'clock Z. NJ. on
Tuesday evening, I'D instant. Speaking by
Judge Crump, Robert Ould, James X.
Young, F. p. Turner, the candidates for the
Lecislature, and others.
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however, your correspondent was not per-
mitted to escape speaking. -e
ANOTHER PAPER FOR WALKER.

ANOTHER PAPER FOR WALKER.
The Warren Sentinel, published at Front
Royal by the Rev. John Clark and his son
Milton, after the speech Of Colonel Walker
came out zealously in his support. There
was in years gone by no man-not even
Governor Smith-who had more political
influence in Stafford, Prince William, and
than the senior editor Of the Sentinel and
I am sure that his excellent paper will do
our ticket invaluable service.
REGISTRATION.
Although every conceivable impediment
is thrown in the way of white men who
offer to registerin certain districts, the indi-
cations are that hundreds of Conservatives
will be added to the lists in each county of
the Valley. Would you believe it that at
Mount jackson the Board refused yesterday
to allow n man to register simply because
he was pardoned by President johnson? It
was clearly shown to them that he held no
office before the war, and is not obnoxious
to the fourteenth amendment; but in spite
Of this they said "the fact that he
was pardoned by the President disfranchised
him." This is but one of a score of friyo-
lous preteXts which are conjured up to pre-
vent our white people registering. Our
superintendent ut Mt. Jackson, w. W. Bird,
however, is as vigilant and active as any l
have met, and has q list of every white man
in his district who failed to register at the
last registration. 1t would be well If every
superintendent in the State was similarly
provided. He will permit no injustice to be
done without proper protest. There will
be q large number registered here to-mor-
row during the progress Of the speaking.
PROSPECTS IN FACE.
WelIss vote in this county will be very
insignificant, and our friends promise to Use
all means in their power to get out q full
vote for Walker.
Alter tomorrow they will commence a
systematic canvass of the county, and not a
day will be permitted to pass without speak
ing ut some point.
Ashbyis the only candidate for the House
of Delegates yet announced. He was kins-
man of General Ashby, and is very popular.
The senatorial and congressional candidates
already named will all be here tomorrow,
and will address the people. They are for
Walker without an exception. .-....
Colonel Walker goes from here to Cul-
peper Courthouse by way Of Washington,
In Rappahannock county, and will speak at
the latter place on Saturday. Major Doug
lass leaves him at this place and goes TO Har-
risonburg.
HAVE TIE 1RON-CLAD AMENDED.
Can't you induce General Candy to amend
the iron-clad oath now required Of State
officers so as to read, "And further swear
that have never been convicted Of felony or
confined for any infamous offence in any
State pcnitentiary." I suggest this at the
instance of DISTINGUISHED citizen. q.
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REGISTRATION RETURNs.-Up TO Thurs
day the white majority in the revised re-
gStration was At Stony Point, "a; Nix
Sille, IS; Cross Roads, 40; y. NJ, 90;
Wing gfeld's, %. Total, 123.
On Yesterday evening in charlottesville
there were 125 majority for the whites;
making Us gain so far as heard from. At
KeSwick it is about Il tie, while ut Wing
fields there isa slight black gain. We hear
from there great complaint of illegal regis
tration. Some very curious decisions have
been made, and negroes who were no doubt
under age allowed to register. The people,
however, are aroused, and confident of Con-
scryativc success.-C Charlottesville Chronicle.
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Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Colonel Walker at Front Royal.
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HAVE THE 1RoN-CLAD AMENDED.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Detective Sent from Richmond to
Investigate tho MObbinG of Jesse
EdwarsIs--.R epOrt that reached
Ikeadquarters---Addi Details---
Attempt 10 make Political Capital
out Of the M0bbinS of Edwards
white Men RalIying---" Friends OF
Tcmperarce---Vir Military
Institute ExatninatioHs---Dr. EnSby.
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For the Dispatch.

Are the city and county to vote together
in any other elections than those soon to
take place! INQUIRER.
No. In the election of all her municipal
officers the city will vote alone. In all elec-
tionS for members of the Legislature the
city and county will vote together until the
constitution is altered.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
)UTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM NO. 81,
RICHMOND. VA.
FREDERICK w. POOR, GENERAL AGEN

We solicit the attention of persons having real
estate In the city state for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers ior ah pro-
pcrty placed In our hands. .
Our connections are well established throughout
the North. ,,rxy mn
Perry, FARMS, MILLS, hllLL-SlTES, MINE
RAL and WOODLANDS.
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DESIGNATIONS, &c.


4 A. HUTcUEsoN n. Il. HILL.
rNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSOClA-
4 ted themselves for the purpose of conducting
the COMMISSION BUSINESS at No. 1905 Main
street one door below ST. Charles Hotel, under tllc
A. A. HUTCHINSON & co.
They solicit the patronage OF their friends and
tile public aid hope that their long experience In
business will enable them To give entire satisfac-
ton To- their patrons A. A. HUTCHINSON,
June 18th. n. ID. HILL.
A. A. UUTCHEsoS continues the GROCERY
HITSISESS on his own account, as heretofore, ut
the old stand. a. y. HuICiEsoS,
ie l7.aw2w 1908 Main street.
TO-PARTNERSHIP the under
y signed haye this day entered into co-partner-
ship, and will In future conduct the WHOLE,
SALE AND RETAIL CHINA, GLASS, AND
EARTHENWARE BUSINESS at the ir0n-front
building 1905 Main street, under the style OF q. C
GARY & BROTHER.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
us individually, solicit for the nc" nrlh thc
ayor OF our friends and the public ,
GEORGE G.. GARY,
THOMAS II. GARY.
June 1st 1859. pi
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THE CAMPAIGN.

.,or from Clarke Counfy----Con.
scryatiyc Nominees for the House
and the Scnnte---ConSressionai Cam
H,dntcs--Mr. Conrad---Negro Meet
.,,c--.Mcmorial Day.
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At Liberty, Fauquier county, whites re-
gistered, 12; blacks, 3. At Pauletrs, Camp
bell county, Friday, whites, q blacks, 10.
At Terry's, whites, 4 blacks, 8.
Registration commenced on Tuesday.
The members of the Board at this place are
acting fairly and giving satisfaction.-fFo"t
ROy1l Seutiuet r..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1859.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 81, lS6e.
Spr riscs " 4IoI Moon SETS 2.55
SIM acts . 7 IL High tide c.,. 22l
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4 SERIOUS ,BLuNDER.-We- sympathizc
with the Lynchburg Republicans. Hear It's
grief: -
t.The piece referred to, as written, read,
Turn out then, and by votes show your
strength Very different was the piece as
printed, which read, Turn out, then, and
buy votes. Show your strength" Ill
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BoTErouRT.-At meeting in. Botctourt1
last Monday Major j. w. johnson resigned
his nomination of 1868, and Colonel. Cary
BreckinridSe was unanimously n0nliiaeeu
as the Conservative candidate 1or the LeSts-
laturc. 'rhe nomination was afterwards
ratified bysa large and enthusiastic mass
meeting Of the citizens, and speeches were
made by various gentlemen. E
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Major Douglass followed Colonel Walker
and addressed the people ut consldera-
BILE length. He commenced in an ami
mated strain, and attended between fierce
Remuneration Of Wells and his party and
ridicule of their impudent and preten-
tious claims to control and direct the
affairs of Virginia. Like Mr.. Gogg1n in the
canvass for Governor, he was on this ocea-
sion eminently "anecdotins," and eaGh m
pointed hit was keenly rellshed ana ioadiH
applauded by his audience. Nota mhtetIa, a.s - 4
speaker. but each was discussed with the
ability md telling effect which characterizes
all of his efforts on the hustings: 1twas, quite
late in the afternoon before he closed, ana
the courtroom was still well iilled with
attentive listeners. Late as the hour was,