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Cos,yIcr. George Washington alas Boil
ling Was received at the penitentiary yes-
tefday from Lynchbnrg, for three years, tor Z 9
grand larceny.
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CLAY WARD CLuB.--The Clay Ward Con-
servatiye Club, OF its last meeting, sd-
journed. until Thursday evening next OF s
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rE,WINE. Observation-Disclosures
l. TATEST EXCELSIOR IAPEk IwaAI, Iwasd,
nj the MANCHESTER PAPER-MiIL. Also,
TISSUE MANILA PAPERS.
Post-onice box Is7, Richmond, Va. 3Es1-stq"
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ANTHRACITE COAL at reduced rates Clover
'HiiL Dover, anu Winterpock Coai; Split KIM
ding Wood, Oak and Pine. j. 81. PfLoHnR,
Eighth street between MGin and Cary.
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DIME NOVELS, In endless variety, at ELLYsoN
& TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT, next to Dispatch
bufldin0,
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Go 10 ELLYsoN L TAYLoB's news depot, next
to Dispatch building, for weekly and daily papers
and magazines. All the city 'daiiies always on
I'm nd " .sJ-5 tEse 4
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: SONG BOOKS, very cheap, at ELLYsoN Il TAY-
Lon,s, next to Dispatch building. 3sr
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& NJ. ELLYsoN q co. viii insert advertisements In
the principai newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-.
Ina, Tennessee and the northern cities, as pub
lishera, rates. for cash. Apply at this 6nacas
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} All the new style Paper and Linen Collars arc
for sale ut 1900 Main street.
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A new stock Of Cloths and Cassimeres can be
found at 1900 Main street. h
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: CAUTION LABELs-for tobacco and cigar manu-
facturers, nnder the new .rcguiations-priHte
cheap and at short notice nt the Dispatch Office.
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RED AS A, ROSE IS SHE. BY the Anthsr or
"Cometh Up as Flower.'' A new supply just re-
ceived at ELLYsos q TAYLoR's 8, next TO Dispatch
building. saL .En-c- ) =. IL 80. IL. e.-t
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WALKINa,cANEs in great ysrictyat 1900 Main
street. 80 --f' IS ..as.
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CITY COUNCIL,

A called meeting of the City Council was
held last evening. Present: Messrs. Kent
(president), CroWell, Devlin, Durham,
Gillis, Miller, Manly, Ordway, Livingston,
Pelouze, Laube, Freedley, Melriman, Viles,
Van Lew
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E. B. SPENCE q SON. Merchant Tailors, 1890
Main street. =
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Girard Life Insurance and Trust Company J.,,
Woolien Company !; L. O. p; Kearney Mutual
Sire Association |; y. =. Henry, George y. Panei,
Smith, W. saysse cs2sss'n 2a1gY os;astsr y saassss
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BURGLAR-PRooF UMBRELLAS, something new
and convenient, at No. 1900 Main street. 4,'sa
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.,-..SascE COMPANIES.
,,tryiCIPATION INSURANCE.

ystHViCIPATION INSURANCE.
s,.-t. n If Insurance under which 4 company s
-,is.v il, losses krsps fHit Yace with Is IN
.-.,.,..i \, = .ii;ytr incur loss without imposing
~ ,I,v whatever arna tie boidcrS OF Its poll
IONIINENTAL
frIHE'' INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or THE
CITY CF NEW YORK.
STATEMENT oT JrLY. 1850: =.
i'll t.................... :.
.#rt. t>i iSSEIS......,........ - 80, Wv. u"
~. -.s,narv insrrcs against loss by frc on all
,... ri l,:o,criy at reasonable rats. Three
- - ~. rrG:;tS arc divided IL July OF each
-. is cusi"D.crs IN scrip hearing interest n
D.. ,t.~ cr.t. ;.cr Cuuuiu, and rcdeeGable In cash
'"'.' IfiSHkS :. ARNISTEAn, Agent,
r..,cc !;ts Main street Richmond
BENT 4 CDFFRoTH, Agents,
Winchester. va.
C.I. MAURICE s. LANGHORSE,
Agcnt. Lynchhurg, Va.
&AaGt'i.I I. 8ORUM.
Agent. Norfolk, Va.
.,.5f.gIlu.., for agencies iu other parts of Tho
e., may hs ina&e 20 GIBSON K ROSE. State
mis-, address, bon i=', iachnIond- Va.
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Atkinson, Miss Nan

Atkinson, Miss Mamie
Anderson, Mrs. j. W.
Bates, Mrs. 4. j.
Barnett, Mrs. A. T.,
BauShan. Mrs. l.. j.
II ktr, Mass Molly
Bailey. Miss Sarah and
Alice
Rakcr, Miss NJ. T..
Baldwin, Mrs. W. l..
Beil. Miss Lisay
Booker, Mrs. Lively
Rolton, Miss Emma
Booir,gh.. Miss s. J.
Boddie. 7. A.
S.own. Mrs. c.
Brown, Mrs. a.
Rrawn, Mrs. A.
BrlmIner. Mrs. NJ. II.
| Rrltton, Mrs. l.. A.
| Hraxlon. Mrs. e. c.
| RrardS. Mrs. G. A.
Bradley, Mrs. Y. +.
Burgess, Miss F. a.
Bush. Mrs. Mary
burton. Miss Is.
Casu:a,, o. Wrs ~ II
-" Sa.,n- s' NJ
| $500. r.o .;is:sp &
| SSnns,n Srs r. NJ. 70
| ChoSl,n~ lirs AZ r
| ',,Mi Snane, s,;.s aI' Irn- ~.
| Ci,rk Mr.. = u.
| Clark Mis-. Be,f,e
| Ciar, Miss SailIe A.
| Grafton, Miss Ettay
| Cross, Miss \. j.
| Cooke. Mrs. +. X.
| coleman, Mrs. Anne E.
l Colmaa, Miss n. j..
| Cowing, Mrs. s.
| Corey, Mrs. Beuj.
Garry, Mrs. g.
| Dalton, Mrs. II. T.
Dabney, Mrs. r.
| Davis. Mrs: ID.
Day, Miss $.
D2bnev, Mrs. 9.
Daniel Miss V. A.
DAWSON at: at:s. y.
Dixmsn;; Nh MISS r. ..
Dosssn' ' nrS, w., AZ cro
ln,seWrs' MS MSS n. tnni,,n sng
Dancsh, D ,,,.l .ls; .. 'eoi"'
DnF'S MISC ~;
Et!iS MISS w
En0S' MISS EhI,a ~
ril!sr; nilss '. H'
oices, MISS M. I. 4. m
Ehppsn,, pp,, N'1ss sS,iS T.. M, ~ =, :.
roEg,e'e.,Ir, .I"s 'tSS = ,coi,d %
son..,.n 49,. n,' N,ss L
rUIcsar wi csn," Strs !.
cD.mrS Nrs. NJ e.
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| Gr,''.c' I;n'n' Ni;sS y
Hisoa Hips"a' NrSSS
Ei"s.o' Gi w. NJ. (
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noo',M ,,n Ia.e ,,;;is is' J
H2ouinS; NJ ;ni9S :, ~. \, "
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nriEg, Mss Mss -
Green; ~. Il!Ss ~ u "
GraE. Mss. ~ =
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THOMAS W. KEEsEE viii sell at 10 A. M., in
the Valley near the city JAIL horses, males.
buggies, cart, etc.
COOK & LAUGHToNwfll sell at 10 a.. NJ, on
Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules, etc.
LEE q aoDDIN will sell ats r. M. q building
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CENT EN-
,,,.,. c,,,,,o,
ath;ils"il' ,' ia', I,n,1,.
= . !I .h,iis"il, ~ n'o'"
aLUnsI M ~, " wv "
= , araast', ,,acn, ~ -
= i,ron.s i'rro o".s' y,y;,i,,nu
hi,tinS = n,ant r y : ''''
aut"r.,, ! 'i,,",.n,n W. f'i,,r,o.
Huut.'' !: '''''
Az ~, ih' ,,:;,i.., E,
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= Au".its. 80 =, -
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;1,,tsn,M"i'' 1,tsnM"i'' -. ". :" o '''
6, Sarps Ii; oI!!t, IN - ,oo,.,n
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no.,t - ,.;,n,,r ,t'ur r,,nm. :, , W
hi III, 80, G,.nrrn = W
49,. a; ~ S.Tost,,,
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p.oa},,y r. ' Gracn
pa.,,,nt, %, ,rn Tor,o,,ps
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Ei.','i.n,,., n1,.n' ~. D,r;a A.
oi'.- D., n,", ui;,if,,n =; -"
poc;;er. IL n. t.l
no,fnr n. =.
Dunke !. ii.
MS John
Hren,ypn. William
i;rsi,sford Thomas II.
t.r;r.i.I Richard
nrHf.s i,,ritjrc. y. y, Z
"a.
prncc u
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Brnnint,' =, IIc,,rv
Brnna 3r ~ .n,ss 49,
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Dnt,o,. ,i-il,t,m A
D"t.Si i,,It. c,,.r.i " a =
Cus.aSvLha,, f,unm III, - y ccorge o..
I'M C"itn','Ii.,, riiEtnn
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Co1,n,n oa -
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cr,,,ch WS
C"iiins iii y
Csii,ns u II.
| CrnrEr;. + co.
| Cro.Gn. Cr,ssinra. a Oliver OH
| Crawi'nrd' George f.
| Gray, Gorge {.
Claiborne, Thomas g.
| Clark. l.. L.
Chcstrrman, John
| Christian, James
| Chamb. rlayne, John ?.
| CharDenticc. Ed.
| Cake, Henry
| Garter. William r.
| Cate. John NJ.
| Carter. II.
| Cas@c)l. iI. r.
| Catiln, W. y.
| Carabbin, William
| Carter, II. c.
| Canvet, A. l..
| Cassj. Giovanni
| Davis, Ifenry
| Dame, j. c.
| Davi., P.S.
| Davis, John W.
Dabney, +.
| uJrs Edmond
| nni;n lanes
pcha,tv Jam.sI,
nodSn1i John f., j,
Dor,nau. Jcssp
| i,oil Fdw.
| Drew. Posev
| Dycr David
Early. John +.
Enycnson. A.. NJ.
r,Iwards' II. w.
Tui,anE Peter
ES.SHs l. y isol,nrt
Ero,s r Wi,i;n,n
Es,.nns = E,' cha,d ".
Ea,.rnI.. a i. r.. -
ruitou r.
lf,gSerald. William
Eie,I lanes
MINI. h,t Wll,iam J,
EFisnlnarif. oscar
Einnrnov, lanes +.
isio',,moS. io", m Thnmos ..
i,io'n,n% Eio"', ny William X.
rtniaI ,1n,nit.r I.,ncs
rnst"r rn~., Sc,n I.
toS.r, rs,,r -,
I'm TrN, t.h Ian .Js,nes IS af.
,ii,S' ErIanh Dr i Il
~ raI' cor r. 4.
NV William ID.
| Fritz George
| Frake. Charlcs A.
jsurruson. r..
| CoyTjn. n. X.
EIrcsset. Thomas
Cno,to .iohn .
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LADIES, LIST.

n sSs1S \.
Jones. Miss nj.
Jones, Mrs. Agnes
Jones, Miss ! uc l..
Jones, Mrs. Betsy
johnson, Mrs. Z.
Kent, Miss T.. q.
King, Miss S.
ming, Miss +. D.
Nimhrough. Mrs. A. L.
King, Mrs. Il. c.
KRAFT, Miss Ann
Langley, Mira. Jane
Lanstcr, Miss NJ. (coldl
Lacy, Miss n. ID.
Lehman, Miss Dody
Locust, Miss Susan
Lowry, Miss :. A.
Lyons. Miss Margaret
Mack. Mrs. r.
Mason, Miss e. tcol'd
Martin, Mrs. Ann
Martin, Mrs. 4.
Mead, Mrs. Al. G.. -
Morse, Mrs. .. A.
Montague, Mrs. II.
Morse, Mrs. .. A.
NIosely, Miss NJ. (cordl
Moss, Miss NJ.
Moor, Miss NJ.
Norman, Mrs. III. F..
J Nurphcy. Miss V.
Myers, Mrs. 4. A.
Mcconnell, Mrs. II. 4.
hcCanly, Ann Z.
Neal, Mrs. l.. +.
Nelson. Mrs. 4.
Norris. Miss Julia
Urver, Mrs. NJ.
0'Bryan, Mrs. L. T. n.
Ovens, Miss Bell
Payne, Mrs. Il. (col'dl
Pace. Miss T.. A.
J'endlctcn, MIss b. F.
Perkins, Miss y. tcol'd)
Pcchim, Miss G.
PleasaIts. Mrs. s. E.
Pond, Miss T.. A.
Powell, Mrs. i.
Priar, Mrs. 4.
Price, Miss L. NJ. :
Pr.lanf, Miss Vic.
Randolph, Mrs. L. W.
BEDFORD, hIrs. Maria
robertson, Mrs. d. j.
Roper, Mrs. j. A.
Hudd, Mrs. a.
Rudd, Miss j. l..
Rushe, blrS. d.
sco.t Mrs. f. A.
Schadd, Miss II.
Shine, Mrs. j.
SchwerZ, Miss G.
Simmons, Mrs. N. A.
Skrout, Hiss Ida
Skipwith- Mrs. G.. tcol'd,
Slaughter. Miss s. +. (2)
Slaughter, Mrs. P.
Smith, Miss L.
Smith, Mrs. DR.. VIM. A,
Smith, +.
Smith. Mrs. F.. +.
Smith, Miss S. ".
Smith. Miss Ada
Smith. Miss Kate J..
Sullivan, Miss Kate
Taylor. Mrs. h. +.
TAYLOR, Mrs. S. (col'O
Tcrr,ll, Mrs. n.
Thomas. Mrs. II.
Tinsley. Miss Bell
Thomas. Mrs. p. s
Toler, Miss T.. j.
Turner, Mrs. \. IL.
Turner, Miss NJ. 4.
Vest, Mrs. +. X.
Warren, Miss A. Y.
Whiteside, Mrs. 5.
hite. Mrs. NJ. r.
Wharton, Miss } Ncy
Wnitnorc, Miss III.
WickS. Mrs. a.
Williams, Mrs. VI. j.
Wiugfcld. Eliza
Weed. Mrs. Geo. \.
Wilson, Miss II.
Woodward, Miss NJ. L.
WOodson, Mrs. L. y.
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1.-IiLIAT i. CHARTERS.
IL GtEERAis Insurance AGENT.
g. .m\TE MAIN AND ELEyENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.

" !LtiA-h a. t!!I t!!IA. IN, cr>-r
y hGIE2At II I>STKASSEE = "a SEri ASTEpNTE; STpEErs
'E~|EiEtE fRpNlphp on honLptNGS' - ~,
.TY il ciy &" county =; the L0wIsT rs :, yATE
@.1lr>. + any of ths r. KicHMnND N otr or
,r .Grtii iycm IT, the prorcr drawing
g.. -. i.,..a. AND lrir's;:ncg,f of losses,
. 1 ia>''N'N : ''''''' wi" il i5@SSw:m isc ~ :H
-, ,1,DX-c I(c-
'F'' ''''' RANCE.
..,3Il.,I REPRESENT rFn, OVER sa7 900. .0OO
@ G-H inF ,''S;:, iSXsHSCF. $2'sSt; I0 disrIng
tn.!u Il" iIov.H lirst-c!ass reliable com2a-
oj.s:
N%ICE EIEy CHER LIFE INSURANCE COM
HANN. Of NEW YORK.
....- r,-,.u,.,1.- ,.-a 81 200 COO
AH@l A%.;r . ~ I'll %nioysd n,ans with SSo
Nt.'' ~ i.',..>', - - >r,,,,,,,,,r.,,,
All. Policies NoN-FOlFEiTABLE.
1 hg%%r " r ih ';i The 81 grsoss: soeT btr.tSy, nStiS
..-ti i.aiy...n rIs,ltic,ith the patronage of our
l,,lla
<,,nyu r.,7TIS51 AND MERCANTILE
TTs1-FA;CE COMPANY.
LHxnUS AND ED1NDrRGn.
I,,, II !.n.!s tg0!.iI Ii. .S6j, ooi SO
...s; H. ; II, 10 600 in ni;.Y; states
...~r.,r,.
% f ',ls: m i Tr:isIrer r "slSs a. Vir@i, $500 90
In ali REGISTERED bonds
r. TFN-!!'EG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
,.,InAEy nr pETrpSR,;RC Va.
1A&ta FH1l. Pr"sl""Lt:
MI IT. .. IL l., Secretary.
Fie@ $50
~! l..>.. ,iBt- -EhLLi ADJUSTED AND
PROM! ii.h iAlD.
t.9.,,ft IlrE AGENTS WA NTED everywhere
l.. ,... -i:g who Nil liz libcrallS dealt With.
,!:':StIS =. aI.FHIi%NIS /. &,IN, Agents,
.t--.'l oticc No. st2 Main street.
- -, ,------> 80, <,~,v,,>-1-
: itItEIN>s iNS. EANti. ttht AN :.
( NEW YORK.
,t>T! rArlTt tL............... $500 C00.G0
.,~.E.. ~ NJ il:I ]. lS.9......... GSi 44l. -
lr=ai,.4 agair.t loss by FIRE, buildings, incrchan-
i., \ Ills, hold !ITnltuTe rents. leases, farm build
r., AND contents, and personal property gene
I,llr.
ihis Company having divided fF1NEHCNDEED
N\p IN FEi: tE%T. IN DIVIDENDS to It's
IL go :.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LITE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF EEW YORK.
ORGANISED IN 1852
All. Policies NoN-TOIFE1TABLE
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH cIrGoEED, FIFTY PER CENT.
sTATEMENT:
}-ollcc5 x foree ooV' oos
tEScts S'p'0'o0'
FEnut! Income. ,''....'.'' A''e'oe'
1,...a ,att ,,..,,. G00, 90:
". q. pECKIfA 81. President;
". =. HOOKER, Vice-rresident;
T.. sCADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
&C. 4. FUDICKER, Superintendent
SECURITY, CnEAPNESS, LIBERALITf,
cROGEESS, aud SUCCESS. mark and distin-
euish the Encouragement Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZI4ER,
f;eo4rsl kgent for Virginia and Eorth Carolina
O6lce No. S02 Main street.
Or. j. =. CA8EL-, Medical Examiner. no 10
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lstul tIlt u ct'tlN'
Latham 'ThDlnas y.
Lehman. j.
Lee, Ersham
Lctterman, 5.
Lindsey, +.
Lowentlial, G. l..
Loving e Pierce
Lumpkin, G. A.
Lynch, f. W.
Matthews, Henry
bfaupjn, j. +.
Matthew, William
Melton, W. Il.
Nirllacls, T. N.
Mills, Mccormick
Mitchell, y. ID. 4.
Mitchell, Z. c.
Morcl, l..
Moore, FL.
Montac que, III.
Morris seit. j. T.
Moore, Field
Moran, 5. W.
Moore, Il.
Murdoch. William M.
SIullin, Charles
Macintosh. Daniel
McGrath, j.
Mcmahon, Pat.
Mcdonald & Davis
McFsrlane, 4.
,Neudeckcr, Charles
Newman, W:
Newton, y. II.
Newman. John e..
O'Ncill, John
Gwen. W. g..
Clever, William J..
O'Copuor, Vim. j.. Fl.
Pannel, F. (rordj
Page, .. L.
Pag &c, W. a.
rcgram, K. Il.
Potter, Cnas
Potter, Amos
Powell. C..
Price, s. +.
Pucket., Fletcher
Pardigan, +.
Ramsey, -. Z.
Eapp, s.
Ransom. J. i.
Regnault, Charles
Reese, a.
Reed, Isaac
Rice, Samuel
Ross, w.
Rosenfeld. J.
Robinson, Ben.
Ross, Albert
Roas, Wolf
,Boberts < Lee
Scott, James
Shcpcrsou, Charles
Simpson. S. 7.
Slaughter q Son
Smithle. William N.
Smith, Isaac
Smith, Fred.
Smith, Robert
Smith, j. r.
Smith, j. NJ.
Smith, 5. tcoPdl
Smith, NJ.
Sprs sggins, William
Spencer, Charles
Spratley, ID.
Stevenson, II. c.
Stewart, j. B.
Stevens, W. II.
Stewart, 4.
Starrcll. q.
Starke, NJ. A.
Swopc, 4.
Taylor, w. Fl.
Tayor, j. 5. t2l
TAYLOR, Chas. (ccl'dj
Taiiaferro, W. It.
Thsyer, l.. c.
THOMPSON, y. W.
Thorps, Fl. +;
Thurman, A. ID.
Thompson, J. L.
3hurston, 81. s.
Thomas, W. A.
Thornton, J. tcofd)
Tiller, l.. +.
Turner, G..
Vhie, +.
Valentine, 4.
Vane. E. :
Wood, James
Wright, j.. c.
Watson, j.
Watkins, G.
Watson, G. r.
WASHINGTON, Green
Ware. William S.
Wachfer. Jacob
Wail. j. +. i9(
Wade. B.
Wall. J.F.
White, j. l.tG
White, Joseph
White, s. j.
Wheat, F.
Wharton, John (
Mhitmans j. W.
W;isan |" ,,it' Joi,m t''oA
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r,~i'chECF PROVIDED on BUILDINGS,
.rtNtNNl>r, aDI 9TH i% SGEARLE PRO
,..F('. ia cijy oi' rouItry. ~ the LOWEST FATE
~, ".-scIv. IL ANY Of IN" RICHMOND or
,..i,,.""nNpA%lE& doing business In this city,
,.,rl lrr G.rEiijrfi miv Cu t. the proper drawing
g.: ,,.l.r.n- :.,,; adjustment Of losses.
III iS>l .l:.tNCE effected wi IN the best COM
.'',- ia lJ-SS W3m
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~ n. WALKER & Co,
~. ERE, MAAR MARIS-EiSII s-iSI: AR ,c!2 5MkAND STs
nFIIiIF 70 IGfl MAIN STREET,
;lp..sr Meas,s. r. II. Manry & Co.
ru.Is,ns % merchandise furniture, and personal
nr1ucrty II aIl kinds IN the city aid country IN.
sut6d againSt i1ss or damage by nre az the io"esl
raieg iii eonpanies OF tie hlgliess stans; n
sofacco ia warehouses and marine anu lAIaao
Tiska taken al the lowest rates.
I4c6ses cpuitauly adjusted and promptly psiu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-19

Caucus NoM1NATfoNs. The Conserva
tive members Of the Legislature last night
nominated for Second Audiior j i. shackel-
ford, and for Registered the Land Office
". P. Kellnm, of Aceomaa county A coun-
mittee #as appointed to report upon the
method to be pursued in reference to the
nominations of Judges. & tss.gF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-19

Uur system OF city carts and handE fe-
quires consideration, as they have not
hitherto proved as efficient as their great
expense demands. Moro efficient provi-
sions should be devised for cleaning tho
streets and collecting garbage. In many
cities householders are required by ordi-
nance to keep their ashes and animal garh-
age separate, and they are collected regu-
larly BY the city carts, Under such 9 sys-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-19

The annual report of the City Engineer,
transmitted with the foregoing, is as fol-
lows:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01
Back Again.

Il was asserted in last week 8 issue that
the EDITORS hereof had gone to the editorial
Convention and were to take trip west,
ana i. was even minated that Salt Lake
nigh. be the objective point, and Mormon
ISL. the future business Of the 6rm. We
avail ourselves Of the first opportunity to
a:saeuse the minds Of our readers in that
re&p.ct. We only went to Council Bluffs,
Iowa, had no intention Of going to Salt
FAKE, and have not gone into the Mormon
business, have not even made a single in
ycs.,nent in that line. The paper will
therefore De conducted as heretofore, but
parsons desiring to settle up can be &C.
conrnodated as well as If We were closing
ap BUSINESS.
The convention was quite success, be-
ing largely attended. The hospitality Q
the good people of Prairie du Chen, and
other places where we were invited, was
muui6cent, and the whole trip was grand
and magnificent affair, and was greatly en-
joyed by those who participated.
Next week we propose to furnish our
readers with the full proceedings of the
convention, and an extended account Of
ne excursion.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01
The Labor Question.

No intelligent man can go through
the country, visit the homes of farm
ers, and investigate the present opera
tons Of farm husbandry and domestic
economy, without becoming convinced
that one of the gravest questions In
yolved in the future of our agriculture
is tie labor question. This particular
ly applies to the Eastern States. Out
Of doors ant. in doors there is a dearth
of good, intelligent, skillful labor
The young women VITO seek employ
ment are willing to do almost anything
to avoid general housework in farm
house. And this work must. be dane
if farmers keep and board farm hep
Young men avoid farm work and seek
employment on railways, in shops,
stores and Offices. Daily farm drudg-
cry" as it is called, is obnoxious to
them. It is not because the work is
easier, pays better, and profits larger
elsewhere for the facts do not prove
this to be the case. The solution must
be sought for elsewhere.
A somewhat careful study of the
subject has led us to the conclusion
that the difficulty lies in the want of
social organization, social intercourse,
amusements and enjoyments among
farmers. They isolate themselves and
their families from each other altogeth-
er too much. Every year adds to the
development of the social qualities and
relations Of our people. There must
be some means adopted to supply this
want, which every intelligent man and
woman in the country feels. The
daily work must be enlivened by some
pleasant anticipation or other. The
end of labor is, or ought to be. happi-
ness Few men and women so abound
in resources as to be able to ignore al
together the demands of their natures
for companionship and recreation.
Especially.is this needed by men and
women. And it does not surprise US
that farmers sell their farms and re-
move into villages to live upon the
interest Of the money the farm brings,
when we look over the grim, unsocial
life large proportion of them live in
the country. A lady said to us the
other day, "You have no idea how
dull it is on the farm. We scarcely
see new face, hear strange voice, or
get fresh idea, from one weeks end
to another-cxcept what our paper
bring us. We cannot live so, and 1
am in favor OF selling out" This is
the key to great deal of unrest. It
unlocks the mystery Of the labor ques-
ton in the country in our Judgment.
1t indicates the social changes in pro.
gress. Something must be done to
satisfy this demand in the country,
or the labor question will become
more and more involved and complex,
Rural Ne,p. Yorker.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01

all that could be recovered as Otis himself
went on the stand and suore that he soas q
defauzter, but that part of the defalcation
occurred during his first term.
Gen. Cobb informs the people of Mower
County, MIMI, that mo one believes that
Otis ever applied dollar of the public
money to his own private use." We
would respectfully inform them that no
one in this county, with the exception OF
Gen. Cobb, believes anything else. Ac-
cording to Otis own statement he received
the money he never paid it over to the
county, or for the county he therefore
either used it, or kept it. Gen. Cobb is
Otis attorney, and is of course justified in
defending him before the court, and Of
clearing him if be can I; but we never knew
that it was an attorneys duty to even at
tempt to bolster up the character Of a
public defaulter, and when be duplicates
innocent parties, we think heis overstep-
ping his grounds by so doing.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01
WHAT A MAN HAD TO GO THROUGH.

WHAT A MAN HAD TO GO THROUGH
-"The season for sleepy and drunken
men to fall out of windows" has be-
gun in Covington, Kentucky, as To-
cal paper says: CAT the Planters
House, the other night, one Of the
guests sat down in a third story win
dow to "cool off," and, falling asleep,
fell out. In his decent of sixty feet
he went through the roof Of a wood
shed, badly shattcring the whole
structure, alighted on porch, the
floor of which he broke, and rolling
over, knocked down and badly twis-
ted tin gutter-pipe. The police Oh
that beat heard tho noise, and, think
ing that sale had been blown open,
rushed to the spot, when they found
the gentleman rubbing his eyes and
yawning as if he had just awoke
from a refreshing sleep. He invited
the officers to take drink, and after
putting about four ounces of the old
Bourbon down his gullet he retired
for the rest of the night-this time
to his bed. The next morning he
appeared at the breakfast table as if
nothing had occurred. paid his bill
after breakfast and took his depart
ure for the Gibraltar of Democracy"