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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

VOLUNTEERS WANTED.-The services OF
volunteers to work in Madison Ward on the
day of the election will be needed.
All who are willing to give one day to the
cause are requested to leave their names to-
day at the headquarters of the Executive
Committee, on Capitol between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
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ANOTHER BEAM HAS SPRUNG,
AND
CAUSED TIE TUMRLING OF TIE rRICES
OF
ID RY G. q o DS,

AND
CAUSED TIE TUMRLING OF THE rRICES
DRY GODS,
At
JucErH sTEAusE'S, 1888 MAIN STREET.
Large Red. QUILTS at Sl.5o worth &".5o;
ENtra heavy MhRSEILLES COUNTERPhNES,
80, IL, Is, S6, to So, worth twice the money;
F>tr1 cheap BLACK SILKS from 81. VI SO sl.7S; ;
HEAVY REFS at e., $3.50. and d$3-astonishinGly
low:
T,,, ur.,,rst bargains In double width BLACK
ALrAcA--a fine article at soc. worth 5oc.,;
sti finer at i5c., 55c., G75c., s7sc., H. &c. ; not
sc. Ia the dollar;
RACK BuMBhZINE and ENGLISH GRAPE,
formourning dresses, 1T less than gold value !;
Fine BLACK LAWN at l"i>. worth CSC:
GREHADINE at l25c. EMBROIDERED at2 !;
FRENCH CAMBRIA JACCONETS, ORGAN
DIES. .MoZAMBlQUES, PoPL1NS, SWISS
CAMBRIA. and CHECK MUSLIN, at the low
ct tmarkct prices;
LADIES' 'HANDkERCIIIEFSa at 75c per dozen /;
Best WHALEEoNE CoRSETS at 75c., cheap
atE
Best SLACK and COLuRED KID GLOVES at$l,
~rlline elsewhere at Sl.5o; ..-
LADIES UMBRELLAS, 5oc.;
SILK PARASOLS from 75c. to higher grades;
Handsome LADIES sHAWI.s at Fl worth S2;
81 BROWN and BLEACHED COTTON, Do
MESTIC GINGHAM, SHIFTING, STRIPED
BED-TICkING, at l2sc.:
IRISH LINEN, IRISH LINEN--the cheapest in
Richmond, from size, Soc, e2Sc.:
LINEN TABLE DAMASK, double-wldth, at 4oc.
worth 75c.
CAssIMERES, TWEEDS KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINEN, DOEsKIN, and CLOTHS, for men
and boys wear, at AL prices.
every article and Il great many more sston-
i.h'nr cheap goods you will find by calling, witf-
cut delay, as tha rush Of costumers Is great from
morning Till night for these cheap goods, at
JOSEPH STRkUsE'S,
myl7 No. 1888 Main street,
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RICHMOND, May q, 1870.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
a CARD.-I am not the candidate OF the Repub-
lican party for the Clcrkship OF the Court OF
Chancery, as understand 4 great many OF my
friends and the public take me to be, having nc
utilization whatever with any political party.
Respectfully yours,
j. E. L. MAsURIEB, Fruit Dealer,
1907 Franklin street.
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CARRIAGES WANTED. Persons having
blgeies, hacks, omnibusseS, or other yehi.
cleS, which they are willing should be used
in bringing out Conservative voters during
the election tomorrow, will please report
the fact at the Dispatch office. Some have
already been engaged, but more are needed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

CONSERVATIVE CITY HEADQUARTERs.-ThC
Conservative City Executive Committee
have established headquarters at the store
formerly occupied by Clopton g. Ilarwood,
on Tenth street between Main and Bank.
The Committee will meet at this room this
morning at 10 O'Clock, and tomorrow morn.
ing at the same hour. When it is not in
session any reports or information intended
for the committee may be lett with Mr. NJ
=. Handy, who has been placed in charge OF
tho rooms
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MAssEN VERsAMNLuNG DER DEUTscHEN
nErTE HE Mrrrw TT ocH CID DEN 25 MAY, 1870, ABENDs
s UnR.-Dr. Il. Morwitz, Won Philadelphia,
ist cingeladcn, die Ycrsammlung, zu adj
dressiren, sowic auch die Herren Captain
A. Lybrock, DR.. T. Boldcmann, Ii. koppel,
George Klein, B. Hasscl, Henry Bochmer,
William Loyenstein, und andere promi-
nente Redner.
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IMpoRr1NG VoTRRs.-The Radicals were
reinforced yesterday by the arrival Of large
parties of colored men from the country,
who, it is supposed, will be used either to
register to-day or to vote tomorrow. They
will be furnished, we suppose, US at the last
election, with names, residences, &c. The
Conservative challengers must look out for
the rascals, and on detection give them in
custody.
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What the State Journal Thinks 0
.e5# i H. K. Euyson.
He Is a Liberal-Hearted, Anti
." Proscriptlve Man.
His Uniform Kindness to Political
.'.'1" Opponents.

From the State journal, February Edit ,riall
The Dispatch yesterday informed the pub
lie that one Of its editors is disqualified from
holding office by the fourteenth amendment.
lt IL Mr.. Ellyson, of course, as he held the
Office of sheriff of this city prior to the war.
Now, while we would like above all things
to see the disabilities of Mr.. Ellyson, and
all ifberal-ninded people like him, who have
shown kindness and consideration where
others have been harsh and proscriptive,
removed, at the same time, if we thought he
would permit himself to be run for office,
and thus impair his usefulness as one of the
best newspaper managers in the South, VIC
would use our influence" with Congress
to keep him disqualified for anything but
Journalism all the balance OF his days on the
earth. , o- ..E f.
AS we think, however, that he has too
much good sense to sacrifice the high and
respectable position he now holds at the
head OF newspaper management in this
section for any office in the Gift of the peo-
pie, no matter how honorable or remunera-
tive, we will join any number Of our fellow
citizens in reaiesting Congress to do an act
of simple justice and relieve MIR. Ellyson,
Without waiting to be asked by him for
we fear he has too much modcsty to request
it himself. Were all the people of the State
of H.. X. Ellyson's mind we should soon
have a very " fourishing era of good feel
ing" resstablshed. We would he only too
glad to see all men who have exhibited the
same uniform kindness and liberality in
their conduct towards their political oppo-
| ncnts that has marked the intercourse of
the manager of the Dispatch with northern
men and Republicans promptly restored to
every right or privilege of which they may
have been deprived for having taken part
with their native States in the war against
| the Union. There are good many of these
gentlemen who ought to be specially ia.
vored by Congress in this way. 1t would
be a compliment which we think they have
| fully earned.
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CLAY WARD, RICHMOND, NA,}
Nav 81, 1870.

To the Citizens Of Richmond:
II having been reported that / had identi-
fled myself with the Radical party, hereby
notify my Conservative friends that l am
and ever have been true Conservative.
= Very respectfully, JOHN PHILLIPS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
GRAND MASS MEETING.
a TURNOUT OF THE PEOPLE
THE CAPITOL SQUARE TO B]
< CROWDED. a.1 r..
FINE SPEECHES AND FINE MUSIC.

This afternoon at O'Clock will be held In
the Capitol Square the largest meeting of
the people of Richmond that perhaps has
been held within tho limits of the city.
There has been such general desire on the
part OF the citizens to assemble in general
council to ratify the Conservative city nom-
nations, and that desire has been SO re-
peatedly expressed, that THOMAS BRANCH,
Esq, chairman Of the City Central Com
mittCe, has called for this afternoon
A GRAND MASS MEETING.
The meeting will assemble at 6 O'clock in
the Capitol Square, and we presume that
long before that hour the open space around
the Capitol building will be densely packed.
At that hour there will be delightful shade,
and the audience may listen undisturbed
by the heat Of the day.
WHO ARE TO SPEAK.
The list of speakers is the strongest we be-
| levc ever gathered at one meeting i'll this
city. 1t comprises nearly all ofthe very best
and most popular orators of this city.
Hon. ROBERT OULD,
Judge w. w. CRuMr,
Hon. JAMES NELSON,
ID. B. Lucas, Esq,
A. NJ. KELLEY, Esq,
Major ROBERT STILES,
Colonel Connolly,
Captain JAMES DOoLEY,
Colonel ARNETT, of Clarke;
| Major DANIEL, of Lynchburg;
| WINS. GILMAN, Esq, ofthe Enquirer;
And others.
WHO ARE TO COME.
The invitation to this meeting Is extend
cd to every citizen of Richmond, of what.
ever color; and the colored people will be
cordially welcomed, colorcd Republicans as
| we'll as colored Conservatives, who arc sure
| to be there. 1t is desired particularly that
the colorcd people shall hear what may be
said on the occasion, whether they are Con
scrvativcs OF not.
| MUSIC,
The excellent band of Mr.. j. B. SMITH
has been engaged, and will furnish the
music for the occasion.
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arss,ns.s dfersry Kind aaa ashapsas AzLas's

Il s1osrsurvf; Bur TauiE ,t6st DooLEYss
GnxHiCAL rEasT BAKfNa PowpER IsHos only
ne 5ssss bas tsc cAsapes In nsskefs Iessessffely
fscs .fron any deleteriOas subssaacsss sad iedm-
pounded WITH such scrr2alcas .ezscsgess sthss
the enntents OF each box arc the ss0e andr yin
prodees me samc results every fine. 9tt is uR-
eausffcd S6r 1faRing biscaits roi1s cakee psstry,
&e.Lst onee' healthy and natti itsCusis Pan weight
I'm each package. GrocerseyerYyhezc keep IL,
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FINE RAwBERRIEs.-We return our
thanks to aour old friend James w.
LeWellen, who sent us on yesterdays lot OF
the finest Strawberries we have seen this
season. They were raised by him at his
home, "Grove Cottage" near this city.
They were very delicious, and we imme-
diately sent them to our better-haF,
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MAYORS COURT, TuEsDAY-Recorder
Pouers spcstding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
John Wright (colore0, continued ease,
charged with willful and corrupt perjury
and illegal registration. Case continued
until Saturday the 2Sth instant.
William Richardson and Joe Anderson
(colored), charged with assaulting and beat
ing Rufus Morgan with intent to kill him.
No evidence appearing against the parties,
the case was dismissed.
Rachel Hays (colored), charged with as. Is:
saulting and beating Rachel Davis. Let OIL.
Fred. Hackett (colorcd), charged with be-
ing an escaped prisoner from First Police
Station while under charge of felony. sent
on to the grand jury for indictment, and al
lowed bail in $500. o.,
Phil. Peasants (colored), charged with
stealing lead valued at 81 from the house OF
Samuel Sutherland. Sent on to the grand
iury and allowed bail in 800.
The case of John 8. Robertson, charged
with shooting at Daniel Wren, was AMIGA
bly arranged and the case dismissed, all par.
ties being satisfied.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On az pubdc or prtpate sales Of Real Estdte
mnne 6st'oee1a the lst Of JnnHdry and Lhe Isk oJ
.aty me gurchdseys pay the tares far the present
yen, otG on aN sdles bettoeen the first dny oJ
I,ny 1Td the last day Of December the seilsT
pays them. / =
Cook q LaUGHTON win sell ut p NJ, mt
factory No. zoos Main street, tobacco fixtures,
steam-enginc, tobacco, &C.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON will sell 1T 10 A. NJ, at
NO. 1922 Main street, furniture, carpets, &C.
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DEDFORD ALUM AND IODIN Z
ID MASS Just received lo7 boxes of tris cele-
brated mass (said TO be superior to any In the
Alum and Iodine Water, and possesses all of Its
virtues in the cure Of dyspepsia, &c. Price, $s
per box. For sale by s.. 4. DOVE,
nv IS 3m Main street, Richmond, Va.
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CONSERVATIVE RALLY AT WEsTHAM
HoUsE.-A meeting of the Conservative
voters of Clay Ward will be held at the
Westham House Crotty's), in Sidney, to-
night at o'clock. Messrs. Ellyson, Kelley,
William S. Gilman, Colonel Connally, and
other prominent speakers, will address the
meeting. 81
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THANKs.-We are much indebted to the
ladies connected with the First Presbyte-
rlan Church Fair for n nice lunch of cakes,
strawberries and cream, On yesterday. t.
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srA5Rs.@ @Fasnfnys baaidfas, rand
Ausssssxntening iwplesasAsa hssdsase i,ssss,
copper. sn6 tamp goods; st1tionssT. medietnes,
bSoss. lsiinfesf dky Eoosh, groceries,
shorafk III assantage on comnsfssicn 81 the
.4tar srSwxss MewsYo stcesg 40 Ss06bsiy
sirapyeas sorsAesn sympasfJ Aad sckfScre 'cspi-
tab iRrssssf saa future dEieads stsarsss q a.
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HARPERs' BAzkkR, one OF the best fashion
periodicals in the country, is to hand from
Ellyson It faylor, news dealers, 1116 Main
street. ~
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4tthntond Dtspatrtl,
WEDNESDAY. MAY 25, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED GER
CuLATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LUNATIcs RECa1vED.-Arthur Walker and
Mary Semple [colored), Iunatics from Acco-
mac county, were received yesterday morn-
ing at HowarPs Grove Hospital. .
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Remember the neat ice-cream saloon at JACK
SONS, corner Main and Third streets. His facil.
ities for making icc-crcam are such that he car
furnish any one with good article In any quan.
tity and Of every favor at short notice. 81 :. q
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mo LEANDER sEYDNHAM, WILLIS
l. SMITH, FLEMING RICHARDs0N, Lon
DON MAYFIFLD, CHARLES WAINZER,
THOMAS HAXALL. ROBERT HARRIS, HEN
RYTAYIOR, HENRY AMFEE. ID. J. WOOD,
R0REaT JoNstJN, MAJOR DEDMAN. Take
notice that on the 25th Of May, lS1e, shall move
the Judge Of the Hastings Court OF te eisy OF Kien
moud q. the CITY Hall at 10 O'Clock A. M, 70
strike from the registration list your nsres upon
the certtfcats OF the registrar that your right to
such has been challenged l,y zoe. =. u, .,E51isi
H .lsf Challenger OF Third Precinet,.aj
RI, NV nv es 1t& - Madison Ward
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= ATTAINING, PUTNAM, CEnDHEa,a HoUB, and
DEMoEEsTss YouNG AslERfeA ex June, at FL.
TYSON d TAFESR's. next I'd Dfspdas building.
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{ Tho linen and aspac5 coat slsas 81, y:sSF1xcs
& SON are seliIqg defy conrcttion, q. Regards
price. They are settling rs low rs the lowest and
rs good as the best. Call at isee Main street. for
your Summer clothing. s3'R 3s5tit-2 z >a.t.
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DRY aooDs.
HARDozo, FoURQUREAN Il CO.,

GARDoZO, FOURQUREAN Il CO.,
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFICE,
are now opening large and varied assortinento OF
new and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE PopLINs.
GRENADINES ... +
SUIT CLOTHS
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO
LACE POINTS tsome very smalll.
PARAsoL COVERS,
LACE SETS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS
LACE COLLARS,
in endless variety. that caunot fall to please.
All In want OF DRY GOODS are advised to give
us a CALL as our prices are as low as the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
ap22 CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
&c rTesen TsASSaeAs VI sesv W sHssTAsAs sna TTss4
1870. SPRING or STYLES 1870.
WoOLL LENS
MADE AT
CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOLLEN MILLS.
The attention OF merchants is called to these
GOODS, and comparison with other fabrics In
ytted for
STYLE, FINISH, INTRINSIC MERIT.
hDArTABILITY TO THE WANTS OF THE
SOUTHERN TRADE.
XVI '''''' ''>' ~ ~ d. c. MARCnANT,
NH lt--3m Charlottesville, Va.
rl'HE POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
OF BROAD STREET, No. 627.
HIRsH & GUGGENuEIMER
are making daily additions TO their stock, at the
LOWEST PRICES, such as will compare favor
ably with any ones in the city.
DRESS GOODS, such as Japanese Poplins, Silks,
Embroidered Grenadines, Lawns, Piques,
Cambrlcs, Alpacas, Fopllns, Baregcs, &C.
WHITE GOODS, such rs Linens for Shifting,
Tillow. Cases, Sheettng, Table.Linen, Nap
kins, Russia Diaper, Linen for boys and
m,n's wear; Plain, Striped, aud Plaid Or.
candies, Swiss, Nalnsook, and Cambrics.
| NOTIONS, such as Corsets, Handkcrchefs,
Ribbons, Parasols, Embroidcrlcs, Hosiery
for ladies'. men, and children
! and everything else usually kept In frst-class
dry goods house.
nIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER,
s27 Broad street.
$:$; y ! s f"Sssny; SS4S: statesmen. mx,,
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Can & 1IIrs, aud &. one cor of '.hs shen Hssa.

DEHcRxsz's,aGo aGopx1rs, and pErks.
FspHss: MAaAzIgKs Tor 9pne ss ELLYsax6 q FAY
LoH,G next 10 DtspaseA build /, S {
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Vlo JAMES BROWN, CHARLEsJACK-
l. SON, MOSES MONROE, FLEMING NEW
TON. ANDREW HUNTER, JAMES, WASH
IEGTON, RAND0LPH JOHNSON :lTake no.
move the Judge OF the Hustiugs Court or the city
Of Richmond, at the City Hall, at 10 O'Clock A. b.,
TO strike from the registration list your names,
upon the certificate OF the registrar that your
right TO such has been challenged by me.
DANIEL WREN.
Challenger Of Third Precinct
mv2s-ltx srls .F4 ~. Jefferson Ward
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The MEETING AT THE METROPOLITAN
HALL.-LaSt evening there was about a
dozen Tshmen at the grand Republican
rally at the Metropolitan Hall and perhaps
twenty other white men-the rest of the au-
dicncc composed of colored voters. The
meeting sat with closed doors, and our re-
porter with great difficulty gathered few
facts from friend in attendance. When
our informant left Mr.. T. W. Nc Mahon was
and his colored brethren by telling them to
win or die.
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A. A. ALLEN has Just received q large stock Of
summer goods, embracing all the styles for men
and boys. r-e-s..--. ...-.s.r .,
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II. ELLYsoN h Co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this ofkcess'"
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TO BRANCH RTIS,, SAMUEL
L DIGGS, ROBERT FOSTER, JOSEPH
HENRY, SAMUEL MILL, GE.,lGE JEN-
KINS- JACKSON, JONES. GEoKGE LEE,
COLLIN WILLIS DAVID PAYNE. TOM
that on the 25lh day of May, 1870, shall moyethe
Judge Of the Hnslings Court Of the city Of Rich
mond, ut the City Hall; ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ. 10
the certificate Of The registrar that yottr right to
such has been challenged by me. atw - -. ~
w. g. BAILEY,
Challenger of FirstPrecinct
.faR Uar
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RICHMOND, May q, 1870.

Go to ALIENS, 1916 Main street, and you will be
suited in ttylc and price. -.-. ..... e. Fir
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A NEW DISCOVERY.
DIR. j. FEMALE REGULATOR
Ar.S 1, ,IrAr

DIR. j. J.BRADFIELD'SFE FEMALE REGULATOR.
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND.
A legitimate prescription, scientifically pre-
pared, for diseases peculiar to ladies.
1t is not a cure. all, but specific for one class
of disps that every lady is subject to, and ca
emption fromss an exception to general rule.
This medicine Is approved and recommended hy
the best skill tn the medical profession aud by the
clergy.
II has becn put up In Georgia for the last twenty
years. and where ius virtues are known bottle Is
10 lie found In every house.
For full particulars, history. and description Of
diseases, together with certificates of Its wonder
ful cures, the reader Is referred TO the wrapper
around the bottle.
Manufdcturedb by BRADFIELD Il Co. Atlanta,
Ga, and for sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
r. w. POWERS, and by druggists generally.
q 3mk
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JOSEPH F. SNIPEs 4 Co, BOX 1871 NEW YORK
FORMERLY OF RIcHhoNp, VA, GEsshAL fps- VIZ
CHASING AND CONTRACTING AaESTa ron TEE y
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1To EDWARD RICHARDSON, WILLIS
4 BEEDEN, RICHARD BANKS: DAVID
" NJ GEORGE QUARLES, NED boil
fiSGs Louis EARRfCO1'f Take notice, that
On the ssym Day OF MAY. 1876, Ishaif move the
Judge OF the Hastings Court or tse city OF kicn'
strike rror, TIE Registrations hst yonr names upon
the certificate OF tie rcgistrac that your right 70
such has been challenged by me.
my 2s--:t (. t..-..f st.s.gstSS "a. "a. ANa0E.-
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MONROE WARD MEETING.-An enthusias-
tic meeting was held at st. Adams Hall last
evening. Charles Campbell, Esq, presided.
Stirring speeches were made by Messrs. Guy,
Joseph j. White. Isaac Hunter (colored),
and James Z. CoWardin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

ASK EVERY MAN YOU MEET IF HE HAS
REGISTERED. IF NOT, MAKE HIM DO so.
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! IFAsuros Bosokssson ydsx ssEIIi1sd Sfar.
Depot ,Sncxtt u sDtpats sbafldihS
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THIS Is YOUR LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER
TOMORROW Is THE DAY OF ELECTION.
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RICHMOND, VA, MAY 24TIz, ls7esE
-r."'@ SECOND PRECINCT, CLAY NAED.L I
r HEREBY NOTIFY YOU, JACOB
4 rHOMps0N. that Z viii move Judge GuseoA
to.morpow morning TO erase from the reelstrstlon
books y0nr name, on ground or Illegal registef-
hefire him to prove cause why Jour nalle shall be
ret Aimed thereon. W.WALLaCEK ROWE,
Challenger Second Precinct, Clay Ward
,,,v ~
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DISQUALIFICATION FOB OFFICE DOES NOT
DEPRIVE YOU OF THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
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T7O ALBERT THOMPSON, HENRY
i CHRISTIAN, EDWARD MINOR, ED
WARD g. FINKs, JOHN DICKSON: VII
LIAM sPENCER, GORNELIUs ALFRIEND,;;
MAY, 1870, move the Judge Of the Hnstings Court
Of the city OF Richmond, ut 10 4. A., atthe CLy
Hall, to strike from the registration llsts your
your right TO register hss beer ged by me<
A. W. RUSENE,
Challenger second precinct, Madison Ward.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN JEFFERSON
WARD.-Despite the inclement weather last
evening there was very large and the
most enthusiastic Conservative meeting we
have seen for some time ut the Old Market
Hall. Samuel Maccubbin, Esq, was called
to the chair, and Captain L. j. BossieuX
acted as secretary.
The meeting being called to order, Major
stiles was invited to the stand, and Isaac
Hunter called upon, who addressed the
meeting in most forcible and able manner.
Mr.. Hunter proceeded to tell his fellow
citizens that they need have no fears about
the result of the election on the twenty
sixth, and he only regretted that other en-
sa1gements prevented him from telling his
fellow-citizcns more fully what he knew to
he facts about his colored friends in the city,
but that Thursday next would tell the re-
suit, and show to Richmond and Virginia
that we are and will be the yictors.
Major Stiles next addressed the meeting,
and drew forth from his hearers deafening
volume of applause. He had never for one
moment doubted the truth and justice O
his party and its certain success, and he fol
one would stand by and support the nOml'
nees with his heart, soul, and life. He
would go forth to the battle with no fears
with brave heart and manly spirit.
Colonel Marmaduke johnson next tooE
the stand, and in his usual witty and happy
style charmed bis audience. lie illustrated
the ticket of the enemy and its death by ar
anecdote which he repeated with great
spirit and ability, and took his scat amid
dcafcning applause.
blr. Berry next thanked his fcllow-citi
Zens for the trust they had placed in him
and assured them that his arm and his heart
would be given to the battle Of the Goth,
and when the sun sunk on that day The vic.
tory would be far more glorious than the
triumph we gained on the 9th of July last.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
again at the polls on the 2Gth instant.