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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-18
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mere generated IN man occasionally humOr hostile to bis health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-18

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WuAT THE PLUNDERERs ARE DOME
4 Washington telegram in yesterdays Bal
timore american says:
"A number of Virginia Radicals are here
in consultation with Washington politicians
about the course to be pursued in admitting
Virginia to representation In the next Con-
gross. They are united i'll opposing such
admission, and assert that evidence will be
Forthcoming showing that the recent cleo
ton was not fair one, and that Governor
Walker was a tool in the hands Of the re-
bels' E.r.
If We had failed to vote we should have
been accounted contumacious. If we had
voted for WELLS, even the Radicals would
hive set us down as fools. II We had voted
for WRITER'S, we should have been pro-
nounccd g Bourbons." We did the only
thing we could devoted for WALKER, a
GRANT Republican, for Governor. And now
we are charged with using as tool man
who was commended to us as GRANT man
and as true Republican.
But 20 far as Congress is concerned, we
expect no trouble on account of anything
that we have done OF left undone. 1t is the
man whose policy we have voted to sustain,
and whose friends and supporters we have
elected to Office, who has the power to set
us free or to bind us in chains that will
rattle for years. .......-...
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Rithmrond Dispatth,
TUESDAY. JULY 90, 1869


The Legislature-.-The Gerrymander.
So large will be the Conservative ma
jority on joint ballot in the Legislature
which ia soon to assemble that its magm-
tude has withdrawn public attention en-
tircly from the outrageous manner in which,
by the UNDERWOOD constitution, rcprcscn-
tation is apportioned among the seVera'
counties of the State. Content with having
beaten the Radical plundercrs, the people
care little at present as to the odds against
which they had to contend.
The United States census of 1860 sets
down the population of Petersburg at Is
266. That city constitutes senatorial ais-
trict. The same census gives the popuia--
ton of Rockingham county at 23,4oS. le'
Rockingham, Page, and Warren counties
are oil in one senatorial district. The clty
of Petersburg contains many more negroes
than whites, whilst the county OF Rocking
ham contains comparatively few negroes
The Infamous UNDERWOOD convention
therefore gave to the three counties o.
Pare. Warren. and Rockingham, with
ropulation of 81 $50, one senator, whist 10
the city Of Petersburg, with less than hai'
the population, it also gave senator. Inc
villains who made this unjust apportioh-
mcnt thus for base purposes made the vote Oh
one negro in Petersburg equal to the votes
of two white men in Rockingham. The
counties of Frederick, Shenandoah, and
Clarke, with population of 37,5SS, have
only one senator; whilst Richmond CITY
and Henrico county, with population OF
81 GIG, have three senators. To entitie the
CITY AMI county to three senators, they
ought TO have three times the population OF
tho Frederick district-that ls, llZ,'54.
These figures are all from the census re-
port of 1861
II will thus be seen that even the large
majority which the Conservatives will have
on Joint ballot in the new Legislature Is not
equal to what their strength entities them
to. 1t would have been much larger but
for the infamous gcrrymandcr OF the State
by the miserable partisans who had the ear
and the control of the UNDERWOOD conVcn-
ton.
We commend the above figures to the at
tention of Mr.. GREELEY, General GRANT,
and any other northern gentlemen who
have lingering fondncss for the Wells
tics. Those figures indicate nothing that
is not at least rs creditablc to the charac-
tcrs of the leaders of the WELLS party as
aurht else that We are acquainted with in
their history. With such leaders, it is not
strange that the WELLS party received the
votes of so very few respectable white men
ut the recent election.
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The President and the Virginia
Election.

Election.
The papers, North and South, still dis
cuss the questions growing out OF the re-
cent election in Virginia. The New York
Herald adheres manfully to its first posi-
ton. 1t treats the President to some plain
tolk. 1t says:
at appears that while the President If
satisfied with the results of the late Nir-
cinia election some of the members OF hls
Cabinet, including Messrs. Boutwell, and
Crcswell, arc not satisfied, and are working
in behalf of Wells and the ultra Radicals
of Virginia to have the good work done III
that State upset by Congress. Now, as this
reconstruction business will admit OF nc
further trifing or factious resistance, it be-
comes the duty of the President to impress
this consideration upon his Cabinet in a
way which will not admit of misunder-
standing. He ought to inform the mem
hcrs of his Cabinet that he among them
who is not with his chief on this importan mt
matter, but in active opposition to him,
must surrender his objections or his place.
The President can do nothing with dis
cordant Cabinet, and it is his first duty, At
he himself as clearly indicated, TO secure Il
Cabinet that will bc q unit, whatever the
changes required to this great end. OF all
things it is of the highest moment to the
President that he shall be the head of his
Administration"
The Virginia people are ready and willing
to be restored to the Union. We have no
fear that Congress will reject our work
none in the world. We are apprehensire
of only one impediment; and that is the
iron-clad oath. 10 require that oath OF
the members of our Legislature will be to
impress upon our minds and hearts sense
of wrong suffered which would not be lost
for years. The act of Congress authorizing
General GRANT to strike the test-oath from
the constitution is in effect an act to dis
rcnsc with that cath.
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DIED,

Suddenly. on Saturday the l7th instant, ANNA
DUNCAN, infant child OF Lawrence and Mary
Lotticr.
On Saturday, 18th instant, GEORGE. infant son
Of Annie +. and Joseph .Levey, aged eight months
and twenty days.
On the 18th July, ls6e, NJ Mrs Jordan In Hen
rico county, Mrs. LANINIA c. WHITLOCk,
aged eighty-one years. She was Il member of the
Baptist Church for many years.
On Monday the 10Th OF July ls6o, OF measles,
JOHNNIE, only child of Jerclni ali and Mary Rca-
gan, aged fourteen months and six days.
dis funeral will take place from the residence Of
his grandfather, Florence Sullivan, on BYRD he,
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. THIS (1uesdayl
EVENING at o'clock.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Saturday evening the 18th instant. Of conges-
tion OF the brain, ALICE MAUDE. infant Child OF
Lconidas II. aud Annie NJ. Fore, aged thirteen
months and eleven days. ......
Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to
come unto me: for OF such IS the kingdom OF Hea-
HeR.'
Norfolk papers please copy.
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A fire in Shepherdstown last Monday
night, in the storeroom of David Z. keedy,
DESTROYED goods to the amount of $4,000.
The Covinston (Ky.) glass works have
been turning out ten thousand fruit jars
per day FOR over a month past.
Water was two and half feet deep on
Broad street, Columbus, o., on Tuesday,
after heavy rain-storm.
Two passenger locomotives were dispatched
from u mandatory in Taunton, Mass,
Sunday morning, for Sacramento, over the
Pacific railroad. r
The Congressional Senate and House Pa
cifc Railroad Committee are at George
town, Colorado, viewing the mining opera
tons.
Congressman Roots, Of Arkansas, with a
resident guide, went to the summit of Gray's
Peak q day or two ago, and while there 9
severe snow-storm was in progress.
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The tender hearted critic of the Neu
= Yorh; Citizen and Round Table says of Dr..
HAvEN's new work
b owe do not like to condemn the book in
Unnecessarily strong terms, and will there
fore merely say that it is probably the most
utterly worthless textbook on rhetoric that
has ever been published"
If DR.. HAVEN does not feel grateful to
the writer for his forbearance, then he must
be an migrate indeed.
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ME- BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation Is Il certain ana
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm, ltch Salt
Rhcum. BARRIERS Itch. Poison OAK. biotchcs'
Pimplcs. aud all other Eruptions Of the skin. IL
has been used with complete success i'll hundreds OF
cases, many OF them OF long Standing ana oil ma
lgnant character. Certificates from some OF our
best citizens attest It's deserved merit anu II needs
only TO lie tried to insure relief 1t IS for external
use, and completely removes all cruptions Of the
skin. leaving it delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents.
,nyl7 Richmond Va.
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We learn that Mr.. GEORGE VENABLE, as
sociate editor of the Petersburg Ladez, died
Of consumption in that city on Sunday last.
He had long been in poor health. Mr..
VEsABLE was o fine writer.
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RICHMOND. July 10. 1869.

RICHMOND. July 10. 1869.
Two THE MEMBERS ELECT OF TIE
L SENATE AND HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Geutlemeli.--As DO not know what policy will
prevail Ut WaShn gOn As TO the time OF organizing
the State government, and rs some. whose lud2-
ment have reason To respect think 1t not linpro-
bable that this will he completed soon after the
assembling of the Legislature, hope 1t will not he
thought uusccmly haste that / now, by leave, re-
specially beg to present my name To you as candi-
date for the OIL ce OF SECRETARY OF TIE COM
MONWEALTH.
taIt in the Office Of the Secretary Indeed, my
Whole training, through youth and manhood, has
hecn within the circl. OF its duties and 10 WILL
therefore, not be deemed wanting in modcSty to
say that believe myself peculiarly qualified to
serve the State Is Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
seek would further refer 10 General William H..
Richardson Colonel George W. Mun!ord, and
Mr. John NJ. Ierndon. ali Of whom have nllcd the
Office OF Secretary within the period during which
7 have been myself connected with il. In dis
charge If such Of my duties rs connected me with
the State library | have also become well known
t. many of the members Of former Legislatures,
to the former Judges the Court OF Appeals, and
to the present members OF The bar Of this city,
and TO their sufrageS would be entirely willing to
submit my claims to the Office,
nm cndcavoring TO communicate with You in
djyidualy on this subject, but find IL difficult, In
many cases -sible To accomplish this with any
certainty, ana therefore add this general address
OF those who cannot feel prepared to give me their
votes without confirmation OF my statement,
would ask 1T least suspension OF Judgment unit
they can confer with some of the gentlemen u
whom have above referred, or until can lay be-
fore them such testimonials AS viii be able &c
exhibit when the Legislature assemblies.
Neryrespecttully,
" 2u-@Tu&Th Z. /. HOWARD.
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DEATH OF REPoRTER.-Mr Henry
CRUDE, reporter of the Nelc Yorker Demo-
trat, returning from the Sangerbund at
Baltimore, fell from the train near Mantua,
N. j., Oh Thursday, and was instantly
killed. The editor of the Demohrdt re-
ccived a letter from him on Wednesday
stating that he was unwell, and it is sup
posed that he was overcome by the heat and
fell from the platform Of the car.-Ncao
YorE. TDtp9uertidL
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
RiCIIMnNn InlH ID lsIl

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July 10, 1869.
have appointed my office, in this city, as the
place and Friday the 10Th day Of August, 1859, ut
10 O'Clock A. NJ. the time, for receiving proof
OF outstanding debts against the estate OF John d..
9uares deceased not ssIea ,a IN Commissl9nier
all other directions of the foregoing decree, when
and where all persons Interested are required TO
attend and prove their claims.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
~ 2a-Tuiw Commissioner.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
NEAR WASHINGTON,
RAPPAHANNOCk COUNTY, VA.

Nv SELECT SCHOOL tor boys will be re-opened
on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER SENr and close
on the 10th day OF June ls7o, under the charge oi
Mr.. &. ii. BAkkSDAi.E, an VI. \. graduate OF TIC
University of Nirgiuia.
Pupils VIII be prepared for the University OF
Virginia and other colleges, or for the business
pursuits OF life. .n.,
|, TERMS For board, tuition, washing, &C., $50
payable quarterly in advance. No extras. Eafif
application desired.
Eor circulars and further information address
$50, JOHN G.. LANE,
Washington, RappahaGRock county, Va,
(. REFERENCES: III. Rev. John Johns, TbeotoSt-
cal Seminary. Va; " lillian Green, Esq, Elcl.-
mond, Va. b. ii. Shaekelford ESP, Wariehtnn,
Va professor G. s. ycnahie, DIR. j. ;. Davis Ihs-
yersity of Virginia Judge II. IL. Marshall, Shas-
| lotte Courthouse, Va; Wood Boaltin, Ialsot''
| Charlotte county, Va. Je -S--NaN0"
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EsB;Sg2stR.A
ESTABLISHED 1871.
FURNITURE. DC.

l. l. r. TT L RE, MATTRESSES, &c
A HARDWOOD Il RITTER. opposite the post
office. Main street. are now prepared To manulac-
turc 10 order amy style Of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegant stock Of
CHAMBER. PARLt,;. and DINING-H0OM
FURSITUREt that has been seen III Richmond for
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can be bought mt
our establishment from S35 To 5000
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS Of all styles
made to order, and warranted rs represented.
AS the prices Of most other goods are coming
down. we have reduced The price OF every article
in line, and ar" now selling about rs low rs va
did before the war. i'll in want of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods to suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD < RITTER,
opposite the post-onicc. Main street,
ic 2l-3m Richmond. Va
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BRISTOL, Tenn, July 10, l36a.
A Ii PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
N against the estate of John L. Eigon, deceased,
will forward claims Tor years interest, per
order Of General Candy, to me at this place.
JOHN L. LIGON, JR.,
Administrator OF John L. Ligon, deceased.
ipo Ivy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-20

Post saws ssThereis high official authority
for announcing that Attorney General Hoar
will resign his present position ct an early
day, probably just before the reassembllng
If ConrrossD
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GEM EMF.
FOR T0RACCONESTS.

DOR SALE Low. TO CLOSE con.
eases "R. II. y" LICOEICE,
- cases L. Il. G.. LiCGRlCE.
cases Y. y. LICBllCE.
cases G.. x +. LlCbRlCE,
~ cases STICK LlCDEICE.
All the above are being offered ut very low prices
10 close c"nsignmcnt>. ~ "
iC Elm HAIRY ~ > X W iLblANS.
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ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.-The schooner Lucy
~ d., with $50 tons Office, was loaded in Boston
loaded I'm Portland Maine, with $50 tons Of ICE on
the 18th of June schooner Southerner was load
ing. in Boston the 18th instant. / am hourly
looking for ICE. The delay is unusual and quite
unaccountable to me. My customers VIII please
keep as cool rs possible. L am doing my best.
Orders from vessels solicited. "
~ 20--3t Is. W ARDN ELL.
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"WEEr, LITTLE CHILDREN, WEEr." We
find the following melancholy dispatch in
the Cincinnati Ecening Chronicle Of We'd
nesday. Truly, it contains matter of sad
ness. Just think of the loyal" Governor
Senter doing such things! Goodness gra-
cious! If Andy johnson should be elected
United States senator next winter : Oh,
gosh!
:" Grants majority in November was
$4,000. TO overcome this the Democrats
have 10000 new votes made for them by
the recent decision Of the Supreme Court,
and about 10000 by Scnter appointing
commissioners who will give certificates to
men who, in consequence of disloyalty,
could not procure them heretofore. 1t is
feared that these disloyal votes will not
only elect Senter, but that large number
of dislcyal men will be elected to the Lcgis-
lature"
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TJNHOMAS +. GOODE,
1 ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BOYDTON. MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.
practices In the
COURTS OF MECkLENBURG and adjoining
counties, and In the UNITED STATES COURTS
at Richmond. apo
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INTERVAL REVENUE DEMONSTRATING
Commissioner of Internal Revenue }. ii.
Douglass has decided that.when manufac,
turer purchases secondhand articles ana
REPAIRS the same and sells them he should
be required to include the sales of such mr.
.icles in his quarterly return, and pay the
tax thereon as on the sales of new articles.
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OFFICE BOARD or EDUCATIOS,}
RICHMOND, VA, July TO- lsee.
DY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF
ID EDUCATION. hereby give notice that APP
plications for appointments as teachers Will be re-
reiyed BY the Secretary until july %. 1859. April
Giants arc requested ~ state preferences OF grade
and color o. school also IL willing 10 teach either
color, together with qualification ana experience
IN Teaching. and such accommodations rs they
may choose to Clfcr. -
49, ANDREW WASHBURN.
superintendent Schools,
w actd ec oJfct0 Secretary.
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NIRGINIA.-In the circuit court of the
' city of Richmond, June /. 1853:
Francis T. Isbcll. administrator OF Joln -.
Quarlcs, deceased. .IlaihtlH,
Sarah s. Ouarlcs William b. Quarles, and John
4. QuarIes-the last two infants. by william =
Fowler, their guardian al tuem, appointed by
the court TO defend their interest III this sult ana
other. .bciehhah's;
and
William Kcrscy. Ilaihtlh,
against
+. T. IsbclI administrator of John ID. quarlcs,
deceased ............ .................D eIcnuanl
EXTRACT OF DECREE.
On consideration whereof the court doth adjudge,
order and decree, that this cause be referred TO one
of the commissioners of this court. and that SAID
commissioner should, without further delay, pro-
ceed to receive such proofs as are necessary 10 Gu
able him To state and settle the accounts Of Such
outstanding debts against the estate OF john ID.
Quarles, deceased. were not stated and settled
In the report Of Commissioner Evans, OF the lith
January. 1853, and report the same to the court.
But said commissioner, before resuming the taxing
of proofs of debts under this decree, shall give no.
tfce to all persons vino have heretofore presented
claims against the said estate before ha and have
not proved them, and TO all persons having claims
that have not been presented or proven. Of the
time and place OF receiving further testimony In
support Of the same. And said commissioner
may receive further proof. upon due notice, which
may be offered before the next term o. This court,
rs 10 the claim OF lillian kerscy against said cs-
tate. 4 copy-Teste -
LIZ Il
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n1 DRESS TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
GIMPS. PRINCES,
BUTTONS. SATINS.
ENGLISH and RICE CAMBltlCS.
CRINOLINE,
LINING BOOK.
RIBBONS, CORDS. and I'll other TRIM
MINGS required for ladies' dresses at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and Els Main street.
Largr-sizc BED QUILTS at l.S5 worth -.
jy1
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Andrew Johnson Looming rp for the
limited States scuatorship.
snatch o,hc Cincinnati Commercial

IllSpilcl 10 inc CINCINNATI SohHuNlIi"i'
NASHVILLE, July 13.-The Widest
dreamer could hardly have imagined, two
months ago, that such on extraordinary
change in public sentiment and the politi-
cal situation in Tennessee would have oc-
CURED as has taken place since then. This
has been nominally brought about by the
fierce and violent dissension in the Radical
party here, by the pressure OF the incrcas-
inc liberation and hberality which prevail
throughout the country. Before the party
strife can be healed up, Radicalism will
have lost its power in Tennessee and this
bids fair to be al accomplished tact before
many months. ;.
A few weeks ago the friends Of immcdi-
ate franchise were satisfied, and had tacltly
agreed to support for the Legislature Re
publicans who were committed to the early
removal of political disabilities. Since then,
however, the swift current of public events,
involving the decentralization of the extreme
Radicals and the liberal system OF reglstra-
ton, have so shaped the course Of the oppo-
sition that full-hcdged Conservatives are
| likely to be nominated for the Legislature
in most of the counties with reasonable
show Of success in large majority Of cases:
The fact that in some counties there arc halt
dozen Radical candidates, with contention
and an uncompromising spirit, renders II
the easiest thing in the world to slip in Con-
servativcs which will undoubtedly be done.
1t is not at all improbable that majority
of the next Legislature will be Conservative
and this implies the election OF Andy John
son to the United States Senate.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW AND OLD BOOKS.-Abbott's Di.
" gcst Law of Corporations, Ahbott's and
Brightly's National Digcsts, Clintons Digest Of
New York Reports Digest Of Fire Insurance
Decisions, Benjamin on Sales, Comic Blackstone
Bench and Bar smith OIL Contracts, James, Bump,
Avery Hobbs, Brightly, and Iiilard, on Bank
ruptcy Maury's Virginia. our stock OF new and
old Law and Miscellaneous Books IS large, and
prices low. RANDOLPH &ESGLlSii,
booksellers, stationerS, ana hookblndcrs,
" 10 1915 Main street.