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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

*ysd p,rbs escnd erf in, Sabre 1869 Der ssu bes
serltrrb Denetraten oeas srwdb Die Mebrtst sl2
Resr. Sames MIbss ialus. gsd s,bislt 1925 smmen.
pdpfsne ne Sssesn esm gssnsr sulammsa ll''6o St'm
ssir fsbsn aug Der obieen Sabene, baB, tpdbrenb
Die Deu,otraten psr 5ipei Sabren Bios in fii fDi'
frifteni6r Gnnooaten ertpabten, i'm lebten Sabre
aGtoieler Dii1rifte bemofratiide Mebrbeiten absa.
ben Die bre Ditriete. in pelden bic seoadte 1tn,-
ndl3ung Hattfano. inb Der brittle, bertreten our4
&pbsrt g. 6&end, ber nierte, pertreten burd Wm.
2aprenee uab Der ie6ffe. pertreten burd Sobn q.
@miib Sn bieien brei Ditritien bic tpir unbebinst
su ben belaofrotiidsn 5dblen, tuirb Der Rampf am
hqrtn6daiten entbrsnnen; benn bic @9ub3o0ritter
unb GanbmonopoIiifen :oeroen teine Wittel i9euen.
nm Die griDdbiuns ibrer 6reunoe uno seborianlen
Diener rburbsuiebsn. Mlein es fn0 nod mebrere
onssre Hiriite oa. in ipelden bic republifanii8en
Nsebrbeiten 10 serins Rno. bab fe nit meniser Ans
frensuns bon seiten Der ,Demotraten lebt ausse>
wil1t unb7 il, bemotrati9e psrmanoelt meroen t5n-
men; 10 gum Beiipiel ber speite, ebente, abe, bier.
3ebnte finfSebnte unb fet5ebnte. Sier Gilt es Der
bemotratii6en 9drtbei bur6 frdftiee aaitation oer
9arif. unb Steuerfrase. beionbers unter Der 2ano-
bep6ltetnna. bic obnebies ibuade SteQuns brer
@eaner poIlenbs al nnter9raben unb tihre Ganboa.t
ten aus benz 5elbe su fdlasen. q Die Ausfdten Der
oeuotratl6eu Yariei in Obio 1nb in ber 9bat aldn-
ssnbsr qls e ss felt Sabren sepeien, benn bas Bolt
bes 6taaies fdr9t on, en3uieben, ooB es bonieinen
raSifoien Dertutern bel i&uinbtlt uno on Die 6fili.
den Monopplfen anb 2anorduber perratben unb
nm i9rbosn Snbdslobn berianft ,Doroen 1T. gBir
boben Die 9eernbetfte Sonuns. bob es Die raoifale
S4peielbanbe, meltt unieru @taat felt Sobren 70
f&dnbti6 miSreprdlentrt bat. im October fir immer
auf ben 8iden slssen unb 2Mte ermdblen iDirb, Die
entfhloilsn no. ieinSuteree au tpabren. eine2aien
au erledten uno Dem 2anbe ieine fribere 8oblfabrt
uno @ebeibiibteit wieoer5useben.3 3'ssaH-4
s1aafebenb Seben mir nod bic Hnmen Der bon
beiosn Natfetsn anfeeielten gon9reb, gonoioaten,
fopeit aberbauptgrnen ssmadt unb ioI&e 5u
unferer Gsntnib 9elanst fino: j isa 5te.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08
Sptn gcffnturs.

Wibeen uniere bemofraitfhen 6reunoe bon iebt on
big snr Wahl I'D, feline Mibs psrbrieBen lafsn, nm
nnter ibren republifanidben Madbarn uno Betann-
ten bic n6t9ige Nuitldrune 5u nerbreiten unb Sieel
ben, fbie @efabren 1aufmerfiam 81 MAIDEN, wel-
den lie ito ielbft uno oas san5e 2ano burd ober=
malise. gr,pdbIun8 rabfaler gongreb< <&eprdientan=
ten ausleBen tparoen. Wenn mir nur uniere pflidt
erfllei,, 10 lit uns Elm Sies i'm Staat iberbanpt
uno In weisaus ben mefen gonsreboiltrtten seuiB !!
-sDer A4tbg Som mueI SbeIabareer mar
elmer berienieen rabifaIen Reprdientanten i'm Cons
sreb pele i'm Sabre 1862 fit Die erfte srobe 2ano.
permilisun9 an cine giienbabn. gompasnie ftimm.
ten. gs mar 5biss Die Union Yoefc giienbabn.
gonpasnie. meldher Elm raoitaler Gonsreb nidt aI-
lein niersie MiIIionsn u der Der bfisntli9en
2dnbereien fdentte. ionbern aud nit elmer baarsn
Sublibie BON oreibis Millionen5 Dollars 5u Siiife
fam. Die Gemofraten nladten einen erfolaoien
0er5un Die Wta6reeel su bintertreibeu unb iimulten
faft einTimmis eesen bic Bill, mdbrenb bic rabi-
fallen Yertreter bes Woltes ebenio einitimmi9 fur
bieielbe in's @eidirr einsen. Wiit Der Gsidi9-
te, Der pom lebten gonereB paiiirten 2anbraubbils
(man bente nlr ON bic Nortbern paciiie 8abn) iino
uniere Qelsr 3u wobl befannt. als bab mir n6tbie
bdtten, ibr @eoddtniB nuf3ufrihen. 9Deniger be-
tannt III ab.r, boB seaen,pdrtis benz Gonersb sesen
bunoert dhnlide Bills norliesen, ,pelde gum eroBen
She'll bereits bonn Senat paIrt iino uno pom 5auie
nur bebhalb suriidsele9t wuroen. um ben unsinfis
gen ginfuB bebe Boiiiruns berieIben auf Die biess
idbrigen a1ten hdtte ausiben miien. au uerbiiten.
8ie beuGlerii& u,ub unter iol&en umftdnben Der
BeidIuB sessn bic acknowledgement, tuelder in bic
raoitale Ylatform aufsenommen muroe. eriaeinen! |!
Rannziraeno eir benfenber Wenid an Die Mufri4.
tiatet Der partei slauben, menn ie eeraoe Dieeni'
Gen, meIde benz in eebo6tem Bes&luiie entbaltenen
@runbiaBe bt ie6er geItsenheit in's @eidt blusen.
obermals fir ben Gonsreb ernennt2 Dtub man niht
befirbteu, oaB tie Serrea, i'm Sale ibrer Wieoerer-
wdbluns, anfi benz ,alten Dese bebarren uno bic
Bunfde oes BDIfes ,ebsnio niomenie beridl9tisen per-
Den, als iie "a bisber setban baben2 Die rooitale
Yaneiit lonse eenue gesposen uao unter allen I'm.
idnben 3ii lei9t sefunben porbeu; he bat bas ger-
trauen bss Woltss neri&er3t unb bas Bolt ,pirb i'm
October seiseu. bab ss u,iibe H. iidb BON ben Wrt.
seusen Der aanorduber. unb 6@ubsou< <WonopoIi.
itenbetrissn anb binter's 2i&t flbren su lafen.
SIN II. gonsresbifaritt tritt gol 6. Bau BON
Canton ais unabbdnsiser gonereb =@anoioat 9eeen
ben 3aoitalet, Ambisr, auf Die Demofratsn habeu
nod feine grnennnng gsmoht.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

Golsenbe DiHansentabetle, ueld3e bic
gntiernuns Der widtislten, 5Itlid, norooftldb unb
.laobilid BON Yaris selesenen fran36iil6en StGbte
BON Der Sauptitabt in enaliden Weilen anaiebt,
ourfte li sesenmdrtis far ale ais nlblid erpeien.
|welde ben 8epesunsen Der Armeen su folsen win-
|lden. Sic gntfernuneen lin5 seiu6bnlib oem 2auf
Der Giisnbabnen ober Der 5auptitraben mad be=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08
1ie &usiid5ten ber SemDlratie In Obio.

Die ausf@ten ber 9emptratte tn Obto.
Ser biesidbtise esbfwa6Itampf IN Ohio, peIder
ebenlo harta6die as tur5 " wsxoen nerpridt. piro
Ratbauptiadli6 nm bic genareb. Gansioaten bre.
ben unb er0btentbeils auf bsienieen Diifritte bee
i@rdnft bliiten. Ole Sci ben lebttn @ablea ur ee.
rinse Wehrteiten r bic eine obsr Bic anoere artei
auf3upeilen batten. gs 1T osbbalb BON wi9iisteit.
su wiKen. pie,bie betiGiebtnen gousre6oiriftes tn
ben beiOen lesten ssynesen 1858 unb 1859. aanben.
b. 3. meI6s, Stimmenmebrbeit bic eine ooer onoere
partei IN bem einssInen beritloen ersielte. 3n bie-
fem 3mtde Iesen mir uniern 2eiern in Jolsenosm
eiae foreidItis sniommeuaeiiente 8obeae Dor. oie
niAt anttn Die Ramen ber iebisen @sprdientanten
btrper5difbentn Gihriite, unb bic Mebrbeiten. nit
peI&en bieielbsn in 1868 er,pdbIt uuroen, fonbern
aud in Der binierHen 3oblenreibe oenau bic Webr'
beiten siebt bieelbtn Diritte in lebten Serb
Bel Der @ouperneurs. Bobl obeaben. Die Namen
berDemotrntsn itnb In sperrfdrift seotudt uno bic
hinter Der Iesten 3ablenreite Hebenoen 8udtaben
8. .unb q. aeisenan Oh bic Semofratiid,e ooer bic
repablitaui&e gartei bic nstenit.benoe Mehrbeiter
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

(, - Sm eriien Gonsreb= 8 irict BON Ohio lit Ser
abtb. WiItonS. Saplor. i'm 3,ueten Der Ndtb.
5amueI s. Carp, BON ben Oemofraten fir ben
GonareB errQnnt wDrhen. ~ 49,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

- Sn 8ermont fano seiiern (Dienltae) Die
etaais- unb gonsreBnabl itatt. Bei Der porldbrl=
gen Wobl sab bieier fleine Danfeitaat sttuo 10000
republifanide Dtebrbeit uno BET nieier Webrbe,t
ipiro es uobl au biesmal bleiben. oa Die oemofra=
tiide gartbei fat CUR feline anitrensunssn ssina6t
hnt I'm bag &eiultat Al Qnbern. ~ =. 4.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

Q 8obertg. ed end bat enolidb bic grnennune
als gonereB, ganbibat bon, britten Sitritt f6rmIi
ansenommen. ,Die 6itliden SGubS6Qner unb DO
noppliiten ueroen Die n6tbisen Witel fir ben Wabl.
taulpf lsfern uno N0es auIbieten. rm ieins grpdb.
lung burtinieten. -.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

= SIM Is. gonereb. 9iftritt baben Die 9empe.
renslsr in Srn. Sobn 8. Saplor BON Otmiteao ei-
nen esenen gonsreb- ganoioaten oufseitsnt. Sn
5ummit gounip ernannten bieielben ioear elm pou-
ndnoiges goantp sSidet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

- Sic 3epublifaner oes l. uno 2. Diifriftes
(gincinnatD bielten am Oonnerftas ibre Gonpention
sur grnennung BON gonereb= ganbioaten ob. SIN
eriten 9iitriet .rbiett aaron s. perrp bic Grnen.
nune, i'm sipeiten murbe Sobg. .Stepenion. (oer
iebiae Wertreter) mieoer ernannt. 5H}sias IS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

= SIM II. GonsrebbiRritt tritt Col. 6. 8al bon
Canton ais ,nabbdnsiser @on9reb =@anoioat aeeen
ben @aoitalen, Ambler, ouf Die Demofratsn babsu
nod feline grnennnne gemo1t. 't'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14
REGISTER REGISTER REGISTER i! |! !

THE GERMAN VOTE ALL RIcaT-MANLy
UTTERANCE OF THE ANzEIGER-THE GER
MANS WILL SUPPORT THE CONSERVATIVE
NoMINEEs.-The subjoined translation of an
editorial article which appeared in the Rich
mona Anze'ger German newspaper) yes
tcrday shows that the rumors started by
the Radicals in regard to disloyalty among
the Germans to the Conservative party have
no foundation in fact. We have never
doubted this, but are glad to have denial
from source so respectable and influential.
The Anzeiger is a paper Of eighteen years.
standing; and although heretofore inde-
pendent in politics seems now to be taking
bold Conservative stand.
" Evil-disposed persons have lately been
industriously circulating reports about the
Germans of Richmond which are likely to
injure their reputation for patriotism and
to bring them into disrepute with many of
the people of their adopted State. 1t is said
that the Germans will not support this or
that man iC he is nominated by the Conser-
vatve party. We repeat that these things
are doing our nationality harm. The Ger
mans are as true as the Irish, or the native
born, and when they become members of a
party they are with it in earnest, and they
will not be frightened away from the sup
port Of Conservative principles by the name
Of any one man who may be the Standard
bearer of their party. 1t is said that they
will not support Mr.. Ellyson if he receives
the nomination for Mayor. This is untrue.
Mr.. Ellyson has frequently carried the city
of Richmond by the aid of the German
vote and if he is nominated next Thurs
day, by their aid he will carry it again. We
belong to no one mans party. and the Ger
mans of Richmond are slaves Of no ring !;
but our interests are the interests Of the
whole white people of Virginia, and who
ever may be the choice OF the people tho
Germans will rally to his support"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14
f. MANCHESTER NEWS.

Mass Meeting.-The Conservative men of
Manchester and vicinity are earnestly re-
quested to meet tonight at the Town Hall
on matters Of vital Importance. Let there
be a large attendance. t.,-. -
Justices Court-W. n: Martin Dreai.
ding.-William L. Tinsley, for assaultinp Hi-
ram 2. Moody. Bound over to keen the
peace and sent on before the grand Jury.
The Commonwealth rs. Kemp, Illegally
keeping horse the property Of Robert Cod
sey. Dismissed.
Frank Myers, arrested by special constable
Jones for having in his possession stolen
iron, was dismissed, no prosecutor appear
ing.
Registration. are great many
conservative men who have not vet regis
tered. Let all come up to-day. Steps will
be taken tonight to bring out every man
before registration closes. Register your
sen ana urge upon your neighbor the me-
eessity Of so doing. =. ns .s
Death.-William Bishop, the young
man nan who was so badly injured at Gales
mill, died Thursday. Z
County Court.-The trial of Thomas
Willis for the murder of Rogers has been
continued until next November also, the
long-contested Martin will case. There are
no other cases of special interest, and It Is
expected the court will adjourn tonight.
Co1rection.-We have been requested BY
several parties to state that no nominations
have been made either by the Black, White,
or Red, Republicans; but we have been
informed that the one who made up that
ticket must have gone to guessing school.
Some of the parties whose names We're men,
toned are very much insulted, but we do
not know for why. It is no dishonor to be
nominated for trustee, and none Of them
should be ashamed Of each other. II the
report is incorrect, there the matter stands,
and there is no reason for any one to feel
aggrieyed. a-t.sE .sr,. z.y,,.s s. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

MAYORS COURT, FRIDAY-Mdyor En-
tyson presidng.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Thomas Norman (coloreO, charged with
false swearing at registration precinct and
carrying concealed weapons. Case dis
missed.
Winston Bee (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating John Guide, was dis
missed.
Henry Carr and James II. Shaw, charged
with fighting in the streets, were dis
missed.
Israel Bee (colorcd), charged with inter-
fering with registration and resisting and as
saulting the police while in the discharge of
their duty. Sent on to be indicted by the
next grand jury.
Samuel jackson (colored), charged with
false swearing at registration precinct. Case
continued until 14th instant.
Daniel Wren, charged with drawing a
pistol upon and threatening to shoot L.
Connally. Security required in $500 to
keep the peace.
John Wren, Oscar Null, and William
Petit, charged with assaulting and beating
?. Connally. Security required in $500 to
keep the peace of Mr.. Wren, and Messrs.
Null and Petit discharged.
Richard Dawson, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the public street.
Let off OH promise of future good be-
hayior.
Amanda E. Turner (colorcdD, charged
with cursing and swearing in the street.
Let off.
Edwin Cooke, charged with.being drunk,
dsordcrly, and resisting and abusing, the
police. Recognized in $500 for his good be-
havior.
Sawnoy Allen (colored), charged with en-
tering the house of james II. Pcay and
taking away a lot of musical instruments.
Continued until 10th instant.
John Baker (colorcd), charged with per-
jury. Sent on to be indicted by the next
grand jury.
Tarlton 'Tibs and John Hart, charged with
assaulting Henry Gallagher and threaten.
ing to tear up the city culvert on Clay street
near Buchanan Spring. Dismissed.
William johnson (colored), ex-convict,
charged with false swearing and perjury.
Sent on to the next grand jury term Of the
Hastings Court for indictment, and bail
required in the sum Of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

JEFFERSON WARD MEETING.-There was
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
citizens of Jefferson Ward ut Old Market
Hall last evening. President Babcock was
in the chair, and Mr.. Louis BosSieuX was
requested to act as secretary. .r.ft ~,
The Chair stated that it was necessary to
take some steps to nominate councilmen for
the Ward.
Mr.. Styll moved that a committee Of twen-
ty men be selected to report ten names to
be voted for at the primary election.
Mr.. Brown offered as substitute that the
delegates to the city convention be empoW-
cred to select candidates for councilmen.
Mr.. Walthall suggested that it would be
better to appoint committee to present
names to the meeting to be voted upon.
Mr.. 2. III. keenan, moved as substitute
for the whole question that names Of candi-
dates be balloted for. :ss... .....
The motions were all voted down.
On motion Of Major Turner, the whole
subject was postponed until Monday eve
ming next.
Major Turner'S motion was subsequently
withdrawn, and Il motion to reconsider the
motion by which Mr.. Browns substitute
was defeated was carried. Mr.. Browns
substitute was then adopted, referring the
matter to the delegates to the city conYen-
ton.
Speeches were made by various candi-
dates for the city offices and the meeting ad-
jOurned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14
LOCAL MATTERS. :.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
Grace-Street Baptist Church.-Rev. A. E.
Dickinson at II A. NJ.
First Bdptist.-Rev. DR.. Burrows having
returned to the city will occupy his pulpit
as usual.
Second Presbyterian.-Dr. Hoge's after.
noon service will commence at 5P. M,
Seamen's Bethel.-Rev. F.J. Boggs at 3H
p. NJ. -
Centenary Methodist.-Rev. W. E. Jud.
kins, of Petersburg, at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
N1cholson-iStreet Methodist. .-Rev. j. Han
non at IL a. M. and 2. NJ. a..r
Oregon HH.-Rev. Robert 4. Armistead
at II A. NJ; Rev. L. II. Davis at p. M.
Sidney MethodiSt.-Rev. L. Fl, Davis at
II A. NJ; Rev. Robert A. Armistead at 8
PM, - :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

VALENTINES BUST OF PATRICK HENRY
of our talented young
artists has just completed a tribute to the
memory of one of Richmond's most valued
men, a lamented victim of the recent disas-
ter. We allude to Mr.. +. II. Valentines
model for bust of Patrick Henry Aylett.
To those who know what the labors of a
sculptor are it would seem incredible that
our young friend has in so short time
shaped from shapeless clay a model so ac-
curate in its portrayal and so true to the
features of the handsome face of the de:
ceased. And yet he has 80 succeeded, and
has produced model which gives the best
expression of Mr.. Aylett's striking visage,
and which none could fail to recognize rs
true to the artistic symmetry of its propor-
tions.
1t should be q source of pride to Rich
mo1d rnnftr she has in her midst such gifted
corps Of artists, titzas that two Of them. them
have produced, in but few days, one !
bust Of Patrick Henry Aylett and the other
portrait in oil of Dr.. j. B. Brock, both oil
which have been pronounced and ap.
plauded by connoisseurs as works of great
artistic merit. , .......... &. .tz-. .s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

~ WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
TluN OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS To our very
large and attractive stock OF DRY GOODS OF
r,rrv description. In order to supply the de-
mrnls nf our immense retail trade we are COM
PEELED T. buy in very large quantities, and conse-
qnen,ly can give merchants choice selections
With liberal margin for profit.
Our stock is replcnlshed by tri-weekly arrivals
of fresh goods, IS kept ut all times full and COM
pcrt is always fully adequate to the wants of the
.ralc. The quality of our goods IS superior. and
oar prices as low as similar goods can be bought
anywhere.
We invite an examination by all In want Of
FlRsT-CLAsS GOODS at the lowest possible
prices BURRESS, WILLIAMS Il CO.,
myl2 ILL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

The PRIMARY ELEcrIoN.-The primary
election of the Conservative party will COM
mence at sunrise Of the 10Th instant, and
close at 10 P. M. same day. "t- u
A full meeting of the commissioners,
challengers, and judges, appointed by the
Conservative clubs Of the respective Wards
for conducting the primary election will be
bcr of Commerce for the purpose of making
arrangements to provide books, tickets and
boxes. and selecting the voting precincts in
each Ward. AS time presses, it is request
ed that every judge, challenger, and COM
missioner, be present at the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14
sPEcfAE NOTICES.
sar THE WEAR AND TEAR OF BIZ.

W.f7 w Ian AN ~ sAGG1Nh SN bp-
SISESS LTFE.-The cares and labors OF bust.
ness life arc apt to tell severely upon the health
and constitution OF the ardent energetic business
man. and when the nceto OF some sustaining agent
is felt etfn,niants that cause only temporary
partial collapse when their arst effect has passed
Off arc too often rcsortcd to. AS certainly as fire
leaves behind residuum Of ashes, tho usc the
adultcrated liquors Of commerce produces prcma-
t,,re exhaustion and decay, Touch them not.
Tone and rceulate the ovcrtaxed vital machinery
with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTEnS. IN
that wholesome elixir the alcoholic eiement,
which is the rurcst derivable from any source, Us
tempered by the choicest tonic, aperlent, anu,
bilious and anti i-febrile vegetable extracts ana
jaiceS-~ To strengthen, recruit, eoiace. ahd
purify, tho system Is the great miaslon
OF the great vegetable specific. When the
stomach Is In q healthy state the bile
flows regularly, the bowels perform their office
properly. and the teegraphic fbres of the nervous
srstern are in perfect working order, an enormous
amount OF labor can be borne without risk or IN
convenience and the direct effect of the Bitters is
lions upon which the nsurishment OF the pnay
and It's power OF endurance mainly depend. The
great tonic and Alternative is, therefore empnatl-
cally recommended for Its remarkable strengthen
ing properties TO all upon whom the responsiDii1-
ties of life press heavily, and who feel Ike faintng
under the burthen, lively appetite, a splendid
digestion, elastic spirits, and marvellous ability
so Withstand fatigue, are among the BLESSINGS S
Justly ascribed TO the renovating operation OF Inns
palatable and powerful cordial, and as sprihhS thS
and summer Alternative there is nothing IN Ihe
n,dteria medfcd that can be compared with IL.
my A--deod&w1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

LEE GoDDlN viii sell at 2o'clock P. M. sixty
two acres OF land In Henrico, on the Williams
burg road. eleven miles from Richmond.
HENRY MCCORMICK, No. 14l4 Main street, will
sell at 10 O'Clock A. II. ready-made cloth
ing, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at IL NJ. a lot on
north side Of Basin Bank between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
U. A. GATHRIGHT Will sell at 10 A. NJ. crockery,
glassware, &C.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 A. M. horses.
mules, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14
HoLLIDAY-STREET THEATRE,
a MANAGERS OFFICE,
RA1TIMnRE Nav 10 1910.

DALflnOhE, Aay Io> lou. -
Hon. III. 4. Ellyson:
My Dear Sir,-It affords me much plea
sure to be enabled, through the generous
and sympathetic response of the citizens of
Baltimore, to enclose check for S3,47O,
the proceeds of benefit at this Theatre
in aid of your fund for the alienation Of
the sufferers by the great calamity in your
city.
The success was enlarged to it's great pro-
portions by the aid of the Board of Police
Commissioners and their officers. The pre-
sdent of the Board, Mr.. John w. Davis,
like myself, passed portion of his boyhood
in your city.
Trusting that Time will lift the great sor-
row from your people, and our sympathy
will be considered much greater than any
aid can indicate it at the present hour, /
am, as ever, your obedient servant,
...-.-, ....-.---.- JOHN Il. FORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

HENBIeo NokINATIoNs.-The Conserve
,tives of Fairfield township have called o
meeting at the county court house tip.
M. to-day to make nominations, for town.
ship offscera. They invite all to come who
intend TO astWish them In the approaching
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CHA1N-GAEG
D1sM1ssED.-Israel Bee, who was one Of the
party engaged on Thursday afternoon in
the disturbance at Precinct No. 8, in JEFF
ferson Ward, and formerly the Supcrin-
tendent of the Chain-Gang, was discharged
from that Office yesterday when he appeared
before the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

hrRIBBONS! ! RIBBONS! RIBBONS !!
bought at the great ribbon sale in New York on
the ath instant. Levy Brothers buy largely, and
now offer
TRIMMING RIBBONS at 55c. apiece worth 75c.;
TRIMMING RIBBONS at Goc. apiece worth oOc.;
TRIMMING RIBBONS at 7Sc. apiece worth 81;
Elegant SASH and NECK RIBBONS at great
bargains.
We invite the attention Of those who wish TO
purchase to sell again, well as those who wish
them for their own use, to the above desirable
goods.
Our new.style SUMNER QUILTS at g. are
beautiful and large.
my l3 LEVY & BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

GRAND JURY HUsT1NGs Court, FRIDAY
The following true bills were found on in
dictments for felony and misdemeanor !:
Matte Hughes, misdemeanor =; Archer
johnson, misdeneanor; Martha Price, mis-
demeanor; Edmond Thomas, misdemeanor;
John Price, felony John Gurhiser, felony !;
William FL. Paxton alias William q. Chez
ming, felony.
James johnson, felony-not true bill !;
Della Smith, fclony-not a true bill.
The grand jury meets again on Friday at
u o'clock.