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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-21

Yesterday vase scorching day, and hot
either in the sun or shade.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-21
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Nav be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postofiice.
A. Simon, No. "a Exchange Alley.
&C HALEY, No. 10 Commercial Place.
&c. D. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange Place.
: James Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
depot. Third District, also at depot foot OF
Lafayette street, First District.
u John Schafer, corner of Ninth and Con-
stance streets.
j. w. Long, corner OF Love and Engheln
streets, Third District.
E. s. Marks, opposite Jefferson market,
Sixth District.
w. r. Dirks, No. "a Annunciation street.
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no LADIES IN THE COUNTRY


would suggest that my choice ana Sarleo s'ocA
of first class goods offers opportunity to order
their supplies of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
from. will forward samples, with full particulars
as to width, price, etc. and forward goods to any
part of the country, c. o. D. Ladies ordering oy
samples can rely upon the strictest and most
scr,pulous adherence to their wants. And the
large number who now purchase from me entirely
by letter, a great many of whom / have supphed
with goods for a number of years, not even having
had the pleasure OF personal acquaintance, JUS
titles the assertion that my manner OF dealing
gives satisfaction.
invite my friends in the country to send me
their orders for Dry Goods.
s. G. KREEGER,
SIS & 5S1---Magazine street-5S5 q 3S7
au21 lt2p Corner St Andrew.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-21

Banqnettes. Carriage Ways, BastneH
and Wareheuso Ulcers, Cemefesy
and Garden Walks, schssI Yart4
Etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-21
DUB GERMAN FELLOW-CITIZENs.

We do not like class distinctions. The
doctrine of magnetic lines that define
sentiment and meet out boundaries ac-
cording to sympathy, is what describes
and circumscribes the Germans home
and country. It is partially expressed by
a sweet lyrist of "Fatherland'' in better
words
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY COOL
j. 3. KNIGHT.

j. 3. KNIGHT,
..CarOndelet treet.......70
Sells all kinds of
M AC II IN E II Y,
--. General Southern Agent for
Watertown Steam Engine Company,
Builders of
Excelsior Patent Portable Engine, with Cylinder IL
Dome, Locomotive Boilers,
Plantation and Farm Engines,
Mounted on Wheels, with Spark Arree.er.
STATIONARY ENGINES
Of all Sizes,
With Flue Tubular OF Locomotive Boilers.
Improved Reversible Circular Saw Mills,
Can be set up either Right or Left Handed, without
altering any part of Mil or Carriage
J. D. BROOKS Improved Joinvan
Turbine Water Wheel,
Shafting,
Pullies,
Mill Work
Ali the above are built under the personal super.
vision of Mr.. G. BRADFORD, the Pioneer in
Portable Steam Engine Building,
Which enables them to produce
MACHINERY UNSURPASSED BY ANY.
SOUTHERN COTTON GIN.
Manufactured by
J. E. CARVER & CO.,
Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
These Gins have been in use for many years and
received the highest MEDAL awarded at the
Paris Exposition,
And are built under the superintendent of
HIr. j. E. Carver,
The only person of the name who is engaged in th
manufacture Of COTTON GINS.
J. B. KNIGHT, Agent,
No. rs Carondelet street.
Also the following from the BEST MAKERS.
Sugar Mills, Evaporators Sugar Kettles Portable
Cotton Presses, Newell Screws, Corn and Wheat
Mills Seed Carriers, Horse Powers Betting, Saws,
Broom Corn Thrashers,
To run by hand or power.
Broom Corn Scrapers,
Wood Working Machinery, and all Varieties OF
Mill and Plantation Machinery.
y. Il. SEAMAN.
j. B. KNIGHT,
je16 1y2p No. IS Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-21

SHOULD j. PINCKNEY SMITH
Permit his name to be used as q candidate for
STATE TREASURER, it will be presented to the
voters as the choice of ID ,s
THE PEOPLE.
August 16, 1870. ~ aul6 tn Sap
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-21

30, name me, then, the land that al
OF German race their own can call
Where'er men speak the German tongue,
Where'er men sing Germnia song;
That land-that land, where'er 1t be,
Polonnr a Germ amin TO thee ~
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For the DispaecB.
Acknowledgements.

In late issue you published letter
from Francis Dane &c Co., Of Boston, trans
mitting - bank check for twcuty-siX hun
dred and thirty-tive dollars, contributed by
the boot, shoe and leather dealers OF that
city, to be applied in assisting the unfort a
nate suGeFks by the distressing calamlt3y
when so large al nber of our most es-
tcemed citizens losf their lives, and many
more were seriously injured.
While we acknowledge with rroiound
gratitude, in behalf of our whole commu. y,
nity, the,yery generous contributions rom
various sources, especially we desire 70 re.
turn thanks for this liberal aonanoa N.a
rom one branch of business, and may those
nobIe-heartsd hencfactors be blessed villa
continued succeas and prosperity. .
Thc present seems also suitable TIME y %
allude TO and renew o,ir thsnks Tor spe
dIslnterastsd sympathy and cid Eenaesnd ~
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ANOTHER BEAM HAS STRUNG,
AND
THE TUMBLlNG OF THE rRICES
OE
DRY Gn>o.TS

DRY Gno.TS,
fa:frH STEAuSE'S, 1888 MAIN STREET.
arr" RED QUILTS at Sl.jo worth $3.50:
I,uah.ly, MARStlLLES COUNTERFhNtS,
- ~ s. S6, 10 -. worth tw,c" She money;
l,ir,rirap RLACk SILKS from 81. ~ $i75
~ sNI REFS 1T r.. s.. 50, and s3--ar"ni>hingiy
rhr ere, ,tcst harrainG in double width BLACK
ALrACA--a fine ar'l lc at aoc. worth soc.
at'll finer at .5c 55r., G7lc., s7S,., IL, &c. not
,%c. In the dollar:
BLACK BOMRAZISE and ENGLISH GRAPE,
fnrmnurIring dresses, ut lc than gold value {;
Fine BLACK LAWN ut l23,. worth 25c.
GKENADINE at l25c. EMBROIDERED mt "oc 4;
FRENCH CAMbRIt JACCDNETS, ORGAN
nlEs. MuZAMBIQUES, PorLINS, SWISS
CAMEEiC. and CHECK MUSLIN, at the low
IT market prices;
LADIES' HANDNEECllIEFS at 75c. per dozen :
B,t WuAIEBlNE CuKSETS ut 75c., cheap
mSl;
Hcst N.aCK and Col.ORED KID GLOVES ats 81,
>rl'iug elsewhere at Sl.!o;
LAultS' UMBRELLAS, 5oc.;
SlLk rAEASpLS from ,5c. to higher grades;
Handsome LADIES SHAWLsat Slw"lth ~;
Il AROWN and BLEACHED COTTON, DO
htSlID cii1RA ANN, SahiA Ii'
BED-TICkISG, at l23c.:
IRISH LINEN, IRISH LlNEN-the cheapest in
Richmond. from 373c., SOC, C?3c.
LINEN TABLE DAMASk, double width, at 40c.
worth 75c.
CA>>INERfS TWEFDS, KENTUCKY JEANS,
IlNEN. DoESKlN, and CLOTHS, for men
and BOYS wear, At all prices.
Every article and y great many more aston
ching rhcrp goods you will find by calling, with
ru delay, a. ihr ruoh of costumcrs Is great from
NOR; Ing ill i.ht for those chean goods, ut
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
m,l7 No. 1898 Main street.
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Mayors COURT, MoNDAY-Adyor Ely
SON presidinJ.-The following cases We're
disposed of:
Claiborne Jones (coloredl, charged with
illegal registration and perjury. Sent on for
Indictment, and bail required in $500.
William Bonaparte (colored), charged
with illegal registration and false swearing.
Sent on to be indicted by the grand jury.
B iii allowed in 1900.
| Fired. Cowell alias Dabncy (colored),
charged with illegal registration and false
swearing. Sent on to be indicted. Allowed
bail in 5000.
Joe Wilson (colored), charged with as
saulting, knocking down, and robbing Mrs.
Page of 4 pockct-book containing 5.
Sent on and bailcd in $500.
w. A. Russell (colorcd), charged with
stealinga basket valued at 81 from Sarah
Ranfuse. Reprimaniled and discharged.
James Hargrave (colored), charged with
attempting to pick the pocket of Catharine
Green. Sent on to the grand jury and al
lowed bail in $500.
George Franklin (colored), charged with
unlawflllly entering the store Of Charles
Amann and attempting to steal apples
Sent on to bc indicted and bailed in $500.
! (Small colorcd boy), charged with stealing
| S''''S Vic I'loIClbN vi hltiiilu .
was turned over to his mother for good
whipping.
Mary Christian (colored), charged will
having in her possession lot of goods be-
longing to Robert Scammcll valued at $lO
Sent on and security required in 5000.
Stephen james (coloreO, charged will
attempting to strike Gus. Lee with brick
Dismissed.
Andrew Morton (coloreO, charged will
assaulting and beating Wesley Brown ant
unlawfully holding the furniture Of salt
! Brown. Dismissed.
George and James III. Washington eco
lorcd), charged with throwing stones in th
Capitol Square; security required IN ~ Sl9U
gang for thirty days.
Sam Brian and Maria Brian (colored)
charged with assaulting and beating Jenni
Pinuey. Sent on to the grand jury, and al
lowed bail in 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

IM,f1GRAT1oN.-The question of immigra-
ton is now engaging the attention, of the
Legislature. 1t is one surrounded with
many difficulties and requiring most care
,, full consideration. 1t is one which can be
grossly abused by spectators, but which,
If it should he handled by thoughtful and
honest legislators, will lead to great ultl-
mate good.
In order that the greatest possible light
may be had on the subject, we would suS-
gcst TO our committees OH immigration to
closely consult the laws Of the State of New
York on the subject, and examine into the
results attained under those laws. No
patchcd-up or partial legislation will do
il must be broad, comprehensive, and prac-
teal, irrespective Of the interest of any cor
poration or land company, and with an eye
only to the good of the State at large. Ap-
preparations Of money arc asked for by
This, that, and the other company, but
these will meet with little favor, because it
is believed that immigration, like the tide,
will find its own level.
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MoRTUARY REpoET.-- The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, 2lst May, 1870, compiled from sections
returns received ut the office of the Board
of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, %
in addition, stillborn were reported. Sex
Males, II j; females, III. Color: White
males, 3; white females, |; colored males,
8; colored females, 8. Condition Single,
II; married, 4; unknown, l. Nativity
United States, %. Locality: Marshall Ward,
|; Jefferson Ward, 9; Madison Ward, s.;
4; Medical College 1ntirmary, l. Age: /
day to 80, 9; month to 6, 2; months to
12, 3; years to ., 2; 10 years to 20, 1; 20
years to 30, 5; 80 years to 40, , i; 40 years to
30, l; 80 years to 80, 4. BY whom certified
Regular practitioners, IL !; Board of Health,
s. Causes of death Brain fever, 1; con-
sumption, (all cololed); conyulsions, l ;
childbed fever, ,; delirium tremens, de-
bility, 1; heart disease, p; insanity, l
premature birth, |; spinal disease, l; tu-
bercular disease, l (coloreO unknown, 3;
pneumonia, /.
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rruE LADIES WILL VOTE TODAY
for the following
COOP BA X Il A ! y :

GOoD Il Ms
TApLr LINENS from soc. TO 81 is for extra
quality;
vulrE ikIsH LINENS ut s7!. 50, and fine
article for 75c.
FIGURED IRISH LINENS ct SOC. worth 75c.
pcr yard:
TOWELS at ~ l,s IS, al and extra tizc at Soc;
WHITE aud RED BORDERED pOiLtES al
;!t" Per dozen;
M>KSEILLES QUILTS al f2to s.;
KtFACTlED AMI BROWN SllEETlNHSat al Is TO
f.r. frr Ihc best,
ElFAcilED aud ERoWN COTTON, yard
mldr at l:B l." 25c. for hrst-clasS
WHITE rIoIES, figured, striped, and checked,
~ ~ /" G.c.
WHITE CAMERICS, NAlNSoHKS. SWISS
aud CHECK MUSLINS, at IS. 373, ana Soc;
FAST COLOR LAWNS, all styles, at 2oc. worth
.Jc.
,uylp-roLOR rERCALES and FRENCH
oKGANDIrS at IS and 37lc.
rItv. CHECKED, and STRIrED PQrLiNS,
rW,LLIES and LESOS, from zoe. M;
WHITE BLACK. and COLnKEn hlPAcAS.
superior masu!acturc, at 57ic. I" Sl2';
Imhrui,I,rcd and Striped Grenadines hands"mc
.r,i,e ri s"r.; latest style Checked and sttircd
lapa....c SiIkS at Sl.:1 1" sI.3c; Black Gr"-
Grain SIN at $3.50 t., 81 per yard Tor the best
BIak Iron Grcna,;Inr ri 3is -, &c, IL, and $3.50
fer {: Llama Lac" Shawls n prizes I" suit every
one. sin SacunCs /; White, Black, and t"l"rcd
,,r,na,IIuc Sh,wl1; Kid Gloves, Lace Collars
HauIkrrchicrS Hosiery, CorsCtS. Paras"lS, Fans,
tas imcrcs, 4 full variety, at the NERi LOW
t~T rEICFS
WM. TIIALHlMER Il SONS,
corner of sixth and BROAD streets.
L. All ucmurandums and orders illlcd care.
fully.
M,s.rS. i. H. rccor, Il. a. Chewing, aud Il,
II. EarucS, will he pleased To see their ii"n's
IN, - W, Il, & :.
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| THE Co1oRED PEOPLE DISSATISFIED WITH
TIE RADICAL NOMIEEEs-A NEW TICKET
PRorosED.-A large number of the colorcd
| Republicans Of Monroe Ward met on last
Saturday night for the ostensible purpose OF
ratifyng the nominations made by the Radl'
cal conclaye which assembled in the custom
house OIL Saturday lust.
The meeting was called to order by Moses
| Anderson, who stated the object for which
they had assembled, but did not so cordially
endorse the nominations us his Radical mas
tcrs desired, and, in conclusion, strongly
| iutimatcd that rs his race was not repre-
scntcd on the ticket it WAS the part ol
wisdom for them to nansr2 .iv. if4 r:tccI hn.9Is
they gave m their adhesion to the ticket, as
he could see but little difference between
that and the one put out by the ConScrra-
tivcS.
The meeting was then addressed by others
in similar strain, and The signs Of diSsatiS-
faction threatened open rebellion, when Il
hugely-mollstached and tiercc-viSagcd white
man attempted to frightcn them into subor-
lination by talking Of the whipping.post
chains. and slavery. But the men who
composed the meeting were too sensible to
be intimdatcd by such thrcadbare logic,
and loud cries of "put him out" were
heard throughout the audience.
The would-be leader and whppcr-in was
thus incontinently squelchcd, and for 4
time the greatest disorder prevailed.
A Young white man, well known in that
locality from the frequent appearance Of
his name upon the police records, then
arose, and in the blandest manner attempt
ed to pour oil upon the troubled water, but
he was immediately met with similar cries
of "Put him out" "Whar did you steal
dat coat 2" &C., until his voice was drown
cd i'll the uproar.
Andrew Gaines (coloreO then arose to
speak His first sentence, "that the CO.
lored men had been betrayed, and could not
trust the, men who wanted to make them
their TOOLS" was SO much in accord with
the prevailing sentiment that cheer after
cheer arose from the crowd, and it was
some time before the speaker could con-
tinue. Order being partially restored, the
speaker proceeded to comment upon the
promises made by the Republican party to
their race ; which promises, he said, had
never been redeemed, and after reaching the
list denominations, asked, most significantly,
that some one would tell him which of the
names belonged to the colored men.
Cries of Lets make one ourselves"
''Stick to your COLOR" Nc, were then
heard; whercupon very respectable CO.
lorcd man arose and moved that the meet
ing proceed to nominate a new ticket, and
asked that the colorcd men of the city give
it their support.
A white man insisted that the motion was
out of order, but the chairman oyerruled
the objection and was about to put the vote,
when
A motion that the meeting adjourn to
meet again on Tuesday night for the pur-
pose of making the nominations was made,
and, being carried, the meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

FIGHT ON MAIN STREET.-Yestcrday after
noon John S. Robertson and Daniel Wrenn
met ut the corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets and began to talk politics. Blows
followed words, and almost before the by
standers were aware of the alteration u
pistol shot was fired by one of the parties.
Jack Wrennand William PeaSley, who were
standing near by, then rushed in to the
help of their friend, and Il free fight seemed
imminent, when Major Poe arrived ON the
SPOT and commanded the peace. The par
ties will be before the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

STRAWBERRY AND FLOWER EXHIBITION AT
ST.. ALDAN's HALL.-On Friday evening ut
half-past 7 o'clock there will be an exhibit
ton of strawberries and flowers, under the
auspices of the Horticultural and Pomologi-
of admission Ito be purchased at the door,
will entitIe the holders to strawberries and
,raam and in addition to the luscious fruit
and swcctly-sccnted flowers Professor
Kessnich's splendid band will be there to
discourse delightful music.
Exhibitors will have their berries Ut the
hall at II NJ. on the day Of eXhlbitlon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETINGS 'To-NIGnT
The Conservatives of Jefferson Ward viii
meet ut Old Market Hall, and be addressed
bv Judges Ould and Crump; A. Nj. Kelley
Esq. Colonel Johnson; Hon. Icph. Tur
ncr James NccSon, Esq; james Ii. Dooley,
Esq, and others.
A mass meeting will also he held at st
Alban's Hall, in Monroe Ward. Addresses
by Colonel Guy, Mr.. Kelley, Hon. Jane:
Lyons, Judge Marshall, j. j. White, Esq,
and others.
The Conservative candidates will also be
present ut these meetings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

CAUrIoN.-Citizeus OF Richmond are requested
" beware OF m individual going from house 20
house representing himself to be DR.. Kendall,
chropedlst, Of 721 Main street, and receiving
money for the removal or Corns and Bunions, an
operation Of which he is totally ignorant, which
Is evident from an examination OF parsons whom
he has duped. DR.. Kendall begs to state that be
never makes residential calls unless especially re.
questcd, and be hopes those who read this Will
make the matter known, considering the acts Of
such an unprincipled fellow personal injury to
himself as we'll as detrimental to those whom he
may deceive. ~,
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CITY CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
Election Day. Thursday. May 26th
Mdy0r.- HENRY Il. ELLYSOE.

Mayor HENRY Il. ELLYsoN.
CtiY ScrgC1nt.-THoMAs u. DUDLEY.
CO1nmon,rCauh'S Atorney.-GEORGE ID.
MISE.
Ctty Tredsurcr.-R. r. MuSroRD.
Commissioner Of the Rcuenue.-Dr. THEo-
DOR BoLDEMANN.
C,ty Auditor.-E. B. BENTLEY.
Ciiy CoNccior.-CHARLEs NJ. PLEAsANTs'
City Eng,ncT.-CHARLEs Ii. DIAMoCK.
.Shcrlf.-JoHN w. WRIGHT.
Hgh Observation-Disclosures w. RosENE.
Clerk of Chancery Coart.-BENJAMIN II
BERRY. Jr.
clerk of Hastings Court.-ASDREw jim,
KINS.
Clcrk Of Circuit Court.-ALFRED SHIELD
COUNCIL.
MnrshaN H'ord.-,JoScph J. English,
Thomas Faherty, James Il. Riddlck, Hcnry
Bodckcr, George :. Prince.
Jefferson lFGrd.-John Nj. Higgins, John
II. Grcancr, :. G. Flournoy, j. G. Smith,
and l.. Harvey.
Madison 1TGrd.-Albcrt Ordway, John
IL. Montague, John \. Sloan, Lewis WaS
ncr, and i homas III. Wynnc.
Monroe Urard.-William +. Tanner, r.
r. Glasgow, William English, L. {. Epps.
and NJ. l.. Strauss.
Clay Word.-W. II. Scott, William Jcn
kinS, +. z. Rrannan, +. }. Eukcr, anC
Charles l.. Todd.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
NarshdN H'Qr1.-,IamcS Is. EoyStcr
Henry \. Atkinson, Sr., and William Hal
Crew.
Jefferson Ward.-William J. Holmes
SOLOMON Wise. and J. j. Brown.
Madison Hard.- Maxwell #. Clarke
George X. Crutchlicld, and William II
Watts.
Mo,roe NIurd.-Wiliam N. Kelly, {. G.
Tin>lcy, and Royal Todd.
Cldy Ward. d.-lIumphrcy Calder, j. /
Meredith, and L. ID. Glenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

THE ETRAvELLER'sLIFEA AND AcCIDEsr ,fHsU.
RANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Connccticus, Is
the OLDEST and the ONLY &C ident company now
issuing yearly policies In this country. life and
accident risks combined In one policy iC desirable,
md accident policies issued without deiay on day
IF application. T.. COURTNEY JENKINS Genersl
Agent for Virginia, Montague's Insurance Rooms,
lilo Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

PRESS CoNTR1BuTIoNs.-Mr. William S.
Gilman, president of the Richmond Press
Club, has received for the benefit Of the
family of the late DR.. Brock S43, proceeds
of lecture delivered by L. A. Gobright in
Washington, and contributions amounting
to SlSS from the members of the Washing
ton press. About $3.50 have been eontri-
busad by the RIshmead press for tbs Sane
at1isst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

COOK LAUGnTON win sell at 10 A. NJ. an as
sortmcnt of furniture, &c.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at , p. NJ, at the
factory Of Messrs. c. j. Baldwin & Co., OF,
Main below Twenty ilflh street, all of their
factory fixtures, &c.
lyme 4 BROTHER will sell at u NJ, in Pow
hatan, two and half miles from Tomahawk
station, on the Richmond and Dsnville rail.
road, the little farm called " "Brookefeld."
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at S r. N. a lot
on the north side of N street also, a lot at the
northwest corner Of N and ty-fourih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

a WARNING TO CHALLENGERs.-Challc
gers of the different precincts will take no.
ticc that George Chahoon stated, ut the
third precinct in Madison Ward, oil the
last day of registration, last week, that there
were 200 negroes to be brought up on the
York River railroad TO register. Watch out
for them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

TIE WALK1sT.-B Between six and
eight thousand people, of all ages, colors,
and sexes, gathered on Broad street yes
terday afternoon to witness the rope-walk-
ing feat of Professor Donaldson. The Pro-
fsssor did his part admirably, to the ediiica.
tion and amid the cheers of the assembled
multitude. He walked across the street,
forward and back, etc. Pretty good, pros
feHsar, Dc ib again,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

In this connection VIC publish 4 card from
a gentleman who has been accused of Radi.
calSm:
itizcns,-I think there is no
man, either nativc-born or adopted, i'll the
city who has been more abused than myself.
But be that as it may, think the time has
come when every true man and lover OF
his dear old city, for which have labored
on all its seven 'hills,' should come out and
let his true colors bc known. For one, l
wish to know what l can do to help i'll the
entire success of EllySon and the whole
Conservative ticket. Put me in the traces,
and will show you that will work for tho
ticket with my whole soul until Thursday,
at suntlown, the Goth of May.
"Rcsncctlulv, T.. j. CRUMP."
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THE HoLLYwooD CARs.-For the conye-
niencc of persons desiring to visit Holly
wood late in The evening, during the sum-
mer months, the superintendent of the City
Railway Company has arranged that the
last car will hereafter leave the cemetery at
2 o'rtork T. NJ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

A New ARTICLE OF EXPORT FROM v1R-
c,N1A.-Mr. Charles D. French, of Peter
bore, n. H., was in Henrico county last
weeks week. pld't' old to ship TO to New Hampshire,
ply. He shipped all he could find for sale
labout seventy, and proposes to come again
when the supply is greater. Our northern
friends seem to appreciate Virginia bacon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
+. C, BRAUER DECLINES.

RICHMOND, May %, 1870.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-It is with great surprise that
/ find my name in the State Journal among
the Radical candidates for justice OF the
peace for Clay Ward. Not having any affili-
alton for the party represented by that pa
per, beg leave to decline the very ques-
tionable honor.
Yours, very respectfully,
FREDERICK G. BRAUER.