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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

ARRIVAL OF TRoops.-C Company 4, Third
artillery, and company G, Fifth artillery.
United States army, the former commanded
by Capt. j. Warner, and the latter by Capt.
Henry Pitcr, arrived here on Sunday night
and reported to United States Marshal
Parker. They are quartered at the store
lately occupied by L. D. Jeifries, on Main
street, between 14th and Locust alley. They
came from Fortress Monroe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
You VOTE WHERE YOU REGISTERED.
To the Voters ofaRiehmond.

By our card in yesterdays papers we ex-
pressed our objection to the mode In which
the recent nominations were made. There
being no time to make other nominations,
we hereby withdraw our names as candi-
dates for our respective Offices, pledging
ourselves and inviting our friends to the
support of the nominees of the committee.
-.-.... THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
a.-.E CHAs. III. PLEAsANTs,
a . RoBT. B. MuNFoRD,
TEEo. BoLDEMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

FALL OvERCOATs.-A large stock Of nice fal
overcoats, embracing all the new styles and col
ors, for sale low By E. B. SPENCE i soN. also
q nice line of those reelng jackets, or double
breasted sacks, at very low prices. Under shirts
one dollar each. Paper collars ten cents per box
Cali early and often at 1900 Main street and bu!
Your clothing from L. B. SPENCE & soS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

DELEGATE MADDOX, who lives in Chester,
Of his constituents, who on Saturday night
robbed him Of his Christmas dinner. An
industrious pig in q pen, who was accumu-
lating much fat by digesting the offul of the
household, was cruelty murdered and con-
veycd TO some negro's cottage. Two fat
ducks found the same sad end and the car
pet-bag law-maker arose with the sun to
lind what injury had been done him by his
devoted black constituent under the au-
spices Of the moon.
Dearest pig2ie, thou hast left me;
Thy loss most deeply feel:
But tits CuffCc that ith tercft me,
He my grief will surely heal"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
YOU VOTE WHERE YOU REGISTERED.

PORTER ON FoREIGNERs.-Porter, in
speech Oh the Capitol Square, abused the
. Dutch and Irish" SO yilely that Pat.
Woods, who was in the audience, swore he
would click him" the very first chance.
Pat. fulfilled his VOW, aud was sent to the
Washington jail for it. Will our citizens Of
foreign birth and descent ego back" on
Dot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

THE GREAT ESIGMA.-A thousand gucsscs lave
been made ut the ingredients OF SoZoDoNT, the
most wholesome and perfect dental purifier The
world has ever sen. They were al wrong; SO, by
way Of throwing little Light on the subject IT Is
now announced that the liber or inner bark Of
the Qullaya Saponaria, the Soap Tree Of the VAL
ley OF the Andes Is cne Of tie components Of that
peerless dentrlfce.
"SPALDIEC,s GLCE,n usefu, aud true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
You VOTE WHERE YOU REGISTERED.

BROAD Street.-The contractors are put
ting down substantial granite paving on
Broad street, between the depot of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and Mayo
street. This is great and the direct tho
roughfare for heayily-laden wagons trans
porting freight from the depot to the upper
portions Of the city, and sadly needed i'm
provement. This work will be done at Il
cost to the city OF nearly $1,000, and the
money will have been Judiciously invested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

NowLAS 4 Co, jewellers, are receiving mag
pifccut new fall styles of all the choice pattern:
Of flue jewelry. Sets OF amethyst coral, pearls
diamonds new patterns medallons, neck chains
Lcontlnc and opera chains, glove bar DIS, handkeE
chief holders, diamond rings, aud superb new sill
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tentl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

Why Lee should not be City Sergeant. Because
his account always showed fifty more prisoners 3
IN the city Jail than any could ever find.- State
Journal.
LEE reported just the number OF prisoners for
which he holds The receipt OF Br. Mills the reti-
ring Radical Sergeant. The State Journal will
read this and answer. n. NJ. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

a regular meeting of the Council was
neld yesterday afternoon. Present: Messrs
=. ); English. President,) Wynne, Fogarty
Laube, Sloan. Davis. Allen, Wagner, Todd,
Jenkins, Euker, Brannan. Lohman, Strauss,
Greaner, Riddick, kerse, Flournoy, Hig-
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RALLY, IRIsHMES, FOR ORDwAY

CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT
MoSEY.-Jacob Jacob and VIM. ThUmp
son were brought before u. :. Commis.
sioner Lynham yesterday on the charge OF
passing counterfeit money. The offence is
alleged TO have been committedin this city
and the arrests were made by Detective
Craddock. jacob was admitted TO bail In
the sum of 8, $50 for his appearance for 4
hearing OF Thursday next, and Thompson
was committed in default Of security &c
await IN examination.
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VoTE EARLY FOR ORDwAY AND KELLEY

FIRE IN THE CoUSTY.-We are sorry to
learn that Mr.. Fountain Tyler, III the upper
end of the county, had hi. dwelling-holse,
kitchen, and store-house entirely destroyed
by fire on Saturday morning last. No in.
surance. Mr. Tyler is an industrious and
Woodworking man, and has the sympathy
of his numerous friends and neighbors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

SEhI-ASNrAL CELEBRATION OF HENRICo
SUNDAY SCHOOL USIoS.-The half yearly
meeting Of all the Episcopal Sunday schools
Of Richmond and Manchester was held jll
st. Paul's Church Sunday evening ut !;
o'clock. The service was conducted by the
1t. Rev. Bishop Whitte. Dr.. Woodbridge,
of the Monumental Church, delivered the
first address, and was followed by General
Bradley Il. johnson and DR.. Minnigcrodc
The choir Of children was under the care
Of Capt. Chamberlayne, and reflected great
credit on him and their schools. From Dr.
Minnigerode's statement itappears that the
IIcnrico sunday school Union had !, 900
children under its care, and that the pros.
poets for Il still larger number were most
cheering.
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: RICHMOND, Nov. :

Felow-citizcns certify that in Il con-
ycr>alion | recently had with George W.
Smith near the lCrk River railroad he said
that his party had some two or three hun
G:cd Conservatives like me spotted. and
that they We're going 10 make Richmond too
hDt 10 holt u$. RoBT. Il. STYLL,"
What has Mr.. Smith to say now?
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ssLtsDWASsE, dc.

t>I RECEIVED at the new Hardware
" and ious'- ii, h u.s Louse, No. so i-'alin
t.I'"t, tn sEt". "a lean BrnlIcr arstuI.
>'rat'es: Pot.! .la..-s; Imperial Patdci Car
p-I'-"'"Fe, NurH; chlce and ftslor fend-
80 'oHl-ii IL N. Is and TcugS: Kugc IS
IS ~ i"oi. tui!+, J, and kogcrs'r lwarrh0tcdl
f!At,l OIL H. wiI'':,,r invite the ;tttcIlUE OF
h0aachccpc ai'G ID pt.l:c generally.
NpLIINi, 4 D.,p 10. py9 Main street.
OC = between 9th aud 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
RALLY, AMERICANS, FOR ORDwAY!

VETERANS OF MARSHALL WARD! This
day you must storm the heights of Chimbo-
razo. Let Rockets, Church Hill, and
Union Hill turn out in this fight as they
should, and Kelley is our Mayor and Ord
way our Congressman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

a BASE INsIsUATIoN.-The insinuation
that Geo. w. Smith anticipated being a cam
didate for Mayor when he indicted Chahopn
for felony is baseless and should not be cir-
culated, VERIFIED sure that Mr.. ChahoOn
must have forgiven smith;;"tf Chahoon's
friends have not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

/ SCHOOL C1RcuLARs.-All kinds of school clrcu-
lars, reports, &C., executed at the Dtspatca Office
a5 cheap as Tie cheapest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

"MAKE IT Hot FOR FoREIGNERs."-Th
is what Smith will do, he says, if he is
elected Mayor. he will make Richmond SO
hot for the Germans, the French, the Irish,
and the Italians, that they vii! be driven
bnck across the Atlantic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

PAGE l. Co., 10Th and Cary streets and 7os Grace
street. IRE now delivering good Antheacltc Coal
for gates and stoves al " per ton; Oak Wood at
80 and Pine at IS per cord. soit Coal OF al kinds
as cheap % IT can be bought In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

OMINous.-The band which went around
the stseets yesterday placarded for Radi-
cal mealing on CANDLES Hill, for their Ia
yoritc tune played Sup in Balloon"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, News Dealers, liis Main
street, receive subscriptions for all the leading
publications Of this country and Europe. Now is
the time to subscribe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

TIE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets 10
to underlay :hsm with old papers. They may BE-
procured at the Dispatch coun:ing-room for 20
cents per hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

THE CHANGED CRosS.-Another supply Of that
beautiful chrome, THE Changed Cross,'' just re-
ceiyed at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, llls Main street,
next TO Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

d. ELLYsoN & CO. will insert advertise N ents II
the principal newppapersin Virginia, North caro-
lima, Tennessee, aud the northern cities, a. ps.
lissays' ratec, for cash. Apply at this of:ee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

LIST OF USaA1LAsLg LETTERS REMAINING
~ THE RIcamoNp posr. OFFICE NOVEMBER
Miss d. j. Cray, Petersburg, Va.
Messrs. Armistead B. Peek, Richmond
Col. Houston Buckner. Lynchburg; Lu-
ther ID. johnson, Coumare, Nd; Miss
Linda b. Pearce, Cairo, LII. No. 2S, Law
renee street; Miss E. Johns, Philadelphia,
Penn; Miss Mary Johnes, Philadelphia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
Auction SALsS TINS DAY.

:. c. TAEnY K co. VIII sell at i,clr warehouse,
nj a NJ. n cargo OF 1T.
COON x /. .UGHTOS will sell n: 10 4. NJ. an as
cnrfmcnt of furniture, &c.
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RALLY. GERMANS, FOR ORDwAY AND
KELLEY.

\ NOBLE RESPONSE FROM SOUTH CARO-
LlSA.-m reply 10 the proposal Of the
Ladies' Lee Monument Committee. TO have
Il collection taken up in al the churches OF
the South on the fourth sunday in Novem-
Der, the venerable Bishop OF South Caro-
lima writes aS follows:
"CAMDEN, :. c.. Nov. ], 1870.
70 the Ladies Of the Lee Monument COM
mt'itt:
Ladies' received last night your letter
embracing your circular relative to erecting
a monument to General Il. 4. Lee, and
have to-day forwarded the circular 10
Chal lesion TO be published i'll our Church
paper there. accompanied by 4 letter from
myself to my diocese recommending them
to take mp collection for the purpose on
the SUNDAY yoU have fixed. All our hearts
respond TO your appeal and doubt not
our people will rejoice to give evidence of
the affection and reverence they feel for the
memory of the great und good man who
has been taken from Us.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Thomas +. DAVIS"
In connection with this subject we are
requested to state that the first contrlbu-
ton to the Richmond Lee Monument was
Il gold dollar sent by Il little girl in New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

VOTERS OF CLAY WARD, THE EYES OF
RICHMOND ARE UP0N YOU. We set you
down as good for five hundred majority for
Ordway und Kelley.
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Warrock's Edition OF Richardson's Almanac
lS7I, wholesale and retail, at ELLIsoN s TAI
Ions, III Main street. .. .-..e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

ZOO HAIN >THF TT,

tt r-H;u,l u.s., s2iooas, aua iuSites the custom al
l.f5!e. Is "-Gsg p trha4-c and suud-w! he has
.vE@r"i for t-rrrt -s""Cn wears. lila LADIES
.ii&iNtr-E. ~ I'AEl.Ok are elegant COM
Portable and : Tired, aa! IL gentle lsGivs of
E.ehL.UIId md from abroad 'ill md on his bills
n: !a.- AL tn"N can lie ire. w.ch vii! se served IN
..lr mos, elegant style Of Lis art.
IAr ~intrr prugrantn" f. low presented With
aI - UNurly- &uG llcacicS of land and water.
49, mos: Sup"C1 meet, aud vegetables supplied by
...g ryal maTSr' AND thc fuNarlous en- riuu.tons
- 'a Nsrin aud u.h viii ~ found ii his lsrdcr.
.!l4, 0Nsi&r~. h>h, V"uIHun. " ihi and tame iuWl
81" &C, s".T"d Ia Nlr :,c-t styles /" order.
''r EhF = supple" "itp !,QEl II un-ur-
.-..t y IN 80 iu auv uar - ihu IUsi"d stat !,
ts3'NE. ST. S1&h hHlL iiRi., X hrcwc / N
y. q. - "Ngusl.c saSlc b! hs eApcriyuc"d bus
=. ..r.
81. :l.a ofn:"R"r tskine other lucsjs IN nis pri-
q .', i."EI, supplied promptly accord * 70 or
les.
II.%NrP~. Strrp%rS. an! MAS furnished
u-,'er a. art"r @un iaT't- tn tAr best 81 lie.
s.n'ry .iU"r' VII AWAY uUj accom- III, .da-
&. So, s-.. /, !. orders pr, mptt- hhcI. 81 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

CHEAPEST YET.-You can set gecd Envelopes
with your card printed on them, for ouly 50 pc
thousand, .. DISPATCH PRISTING-HousE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

RIGHTS OF THE FEDERAL CHALLEsaERs

I RIGHTS OF THE FEDERAL CHALLEHGERs
AND DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARsHALs.-
The appointment of the United States chal-
| lengers must be made by the United States
| Circuit Court Judge (Hon. H. L. Bond), in
,cr7ttng, for each voting precinct in the city.
Ihere must be two, resident in the pre-
| cinet, one from each political party.
Their authority is only to challenge any
cote offered, and to be present and ,citness
| throughout the counting of nil votes (f0r
members of Congess), and to remain where
the ballot-boXes are kept ut all times after
| the polls are open until the votes arc finally
counted, and they are entitled to af1iX their
signatures to the register for Identification,
and to attach thereto, or to the certificate
of the number of votes cast, any statement
| touching the truth or fairness thereof which
| he or they may ask to attach.
| The penalty for preventing, hindering,
| or molesting these United States challengers
| in the commission Of such acts is imprison-
ment for a year.
The United States Deputy Marshals are
| authorized to preserve order, and arrest for
any offence or breach Of the peace commit
ted in their view. But in case of such
"offence or breach of the peace" the
! offender arrested must be turned over TO
the State officers.
| In case of hindering, preventing, or mo-
| testing the challengers in the discharge of
| their duties, then before the offender can
be arrested there must be warrant issued
| by United States Commissioner on the
| sworn complaint Of some one, and the
| United States Commissioner has jurisdic.
| ton and must examine the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

MEN OF MONROE WARD, you have q hard
'ay's work before you! But come out IN
Aurstrength, and the city is safe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

I'll Al 800 bushels pLASTERERS
AA tlAIE for ssia bR aULSy q HING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

ELECTION NOTICE.-By yirtue o.
4 writ Of election, issued by the Honorable 4.
< Guiaon' Juiys OF the Hastings Cours OF The
city OF Rictmond. and to me directed hereby
give notice that an election Viii Dc peg " LIZ
$50, tor the following officers, TO VIZ: ayor
Commonwealth's Auirnty, ssrgeanS Ireasarrs' ,h.
Commis sioner OF ,he Revenue Stsfn Q. r, In
clerk Of the Circuit Court, Auditor, Collector
Sheriff, and High Constable: n,,>; mo
Sc s7--Tutd Sergeant OF the City OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
Flrst-W. W. STOVER,
Second-JAMES X. FISHER,
.Third-DAVID 3. JONES,
FOURTH EsSE j. USDEKH1LL,
FIfth-BESJAMIN BRAGG. 2

The duty OF the Commissioners Is to assemble i,
the clerk's office of the Hastings Court on tue So
iaip the result. -.
he Registrars viii please call OH the clerk Of the
Hastings Court at the City Hall on MONDAY; ae
7th Instant at l. o'clock H., and receive the calot-
boxes, poll-books, &c. no f-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

CALL aud see those beautiful Chromos at ELY
son 4 TAYLoR'S next TO Dispatch Office.
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CONSERVATIVES, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
TICKETS
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& l.. STACY & son,

1865 AHD 1910 HAM STREET,
are ~!!- s.akuE large additions hy every steamer
- LIe!r CANT and varied stock Of fFUuEITCRE,
and only t"ire III exaJGi1nt!on by those in want
:" cyAylae lherD they sell ~ good FURNITURE
ana MA 'i-s>rf- oi every description Cheapcr
GlH any to'$s II tl.e ctty. hUr stock OF M T.
IhE,A=S -. KEDSTFhD> - tue largest south
al : ." h"rk. Com ana SEQ Is wc urcXn to
- @,t fuu sal = cScI UsGT. Is
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VOTE EARLY, AND VOTE THE WHOLE
CONSERVATIVE TiCK!T.
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.DIGS FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
4 fers for sale ssversl premium CaESTEJs
!, HITE RIG5. Also, one very superior ho Az,
Of same breed. A. HODGScS:
r. u. box Is Richmond, Henrico Co, Va.
z. sgts
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VoTE EARLY FOR ORDwAY AND KELLEY.
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T WANT EVERYBODY. To hNOW
I that have moved INV w OGD-sYARD on
Rroad, between Madison and Monroe streets, where
shall keep constantly on h nd OAK snd III r,sn ~
WOOD OF the very best lind, sawed and spna 70
suit customers and delivered anywhere In she clti
and Will sell from STICK up 10 any quantity tae
purchaser may desire rup roYp
Oc 31-2w WlLnIen L. E..,-.,.
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DURE SPERM OIL for machinery.
WOOD o Sons
noa 9th and Main streets.
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sI.WESG-MAEEsfNE

WHEELER & WILSuA EWING
w n"CRlNEt, acknowledge II tie beet
50 thu sord for family purpose, oacsu' ,h-y use
no shuttle and NJ ke the lock-stitch' web win
GTeg Fj%g ECNDkgD TnnC@A NJ som
AhDIS USE, = ~&IGed the dret prem m al
-, worries Fair three different lines o. ali
n,wIng ina"hinc- exhibited for fUnliS ptnl srG.
sold ou the inst ,lncnl pri c!ple, and .hs uc-
t.n ,dyfn In ugtu1 Dv G.. /. y 81 Way
~ 2s 739 siaiu sire 1T. FI I;hinon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

HUsTISGs CoURT-A New GRAND jury
The November term of this court COM
menced yesterday, Judge \. B. Guigon
presiding.
The following grand jurors were sworn
in, and adjourned until Monday next at II
NJ: John II. Claiborne Qoreman), y. D.
Townes, John II. Montague, a. S. Lee. O..
f. Weisiger, T. Nj. Alfriend, Ludwig
Hoycr, E. ID. Eacho, Samuel Putney, VIII
liam English, N. G. Lidscomb, David Baker,
Jr., G. 3. Lipscomb, James Kersey, Mark
Downey, Alfred Moses, f. t. lsbell, =. j.
Wright, Il. A. Payne, William Smith, ID.
j. Saunders, p eter Tinslcy, W. b. Eaxall,
w. L. w. Taylor.
A. Welbornc Noise. late of Norfolk. WAS
admitted to the practice of law i'll this
court.
The court then adjourned until Thursday
at IL o'clock.
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JUDGES AND COMMISSIONERS OF
u ELECTION APPOINTED BY JUDGE


. JUDGES.
Marshall Wdrd.--Precinct No. L John f. Shin
berger, r. Wiley Davis, and A. w. Wilcox. Pre-
clnct No. ., John j. Cannon, William +. Butler,
and G. neads.
Jefferson Vard.--Precinct No. !, W. w. Wood,
samuel Maccubbin, and Roland Hill. Precinct
No. 2, Winston +. Rogers, John Il. Peasants, and
BENJAMIN Bragg. Precinct No. 3, John HagaiL
Jr. George BoWden. aud Thomas Hollins. Pre-
cinct "a. +. L. Moo-e, Elijah Baker, and Pat
rick OBJ len.
hudson Hard.--Precinct No. /, Jno. j. Crutch-
fed, Ludwig, Hoyer, and Samuel ID. Page. re
l.. Wlgand. Precinct No. 8, Jamss II. Pecor, JAS.
ID. Browne, and z. K: H. smbri:k. Precinct NO.
FIN. z. Gre;ter, Thos. ID. Binford. aud Peter
Fitzpatrick.
Monroe Ward.--Precinc; No. l, JAS. 3. Fisher,
Matthew Blair, aud JAS. Fuller. T, ecinet NO. 2,
:. Nj. Crump, A. L. Lumsden, aud ;. -. jones
Precinct No. }, David B. Jones Cbas. Hutzler,
and Jacob Cobn. Precinct No. &, JAS. A. Moore,
VIM. j. Wuldrop, and j. J. Underhili.
clay Ward. Precinct \ o. ], +. e. Gibbs, Thos.
J. Ridd-l, and ID. u. Craven. Precinct NO. 2,
Jas. L. Timberlake, Robert b. Pricdy, and James
LaWrie. -... aH.# f
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ALLY; CoLonED MEN, FOR ORDwAY AM
XIV
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A MEETING OF AURORA ,ssy,s::ssss,,
n LODGE. No. 1l6, /. a. O.. f., .,SSTS
vii take place W 40 EESDA \ 9Ssg
IGHT NEXT st " O'Clock, q. the >''ssF'ssSSN'
new hall, corher OF Broad and I'd streets.
Bre hren cf other odge5 are invited TO attend.
By 1rder of th3 N, G., et%
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RALLY, MECHANICS, FOR ORDwAY AND
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POLICE CoURT-Justice j. j. White pre-
siding.-Dick Copeland alias Hard Tack,
charged with assaulting and beating David
Brown, (colored). Dick was the wrong
man, and the Justice discharged him.
Catherine Coots (colored), for stealing
one dress from Sarah Jackson (colored).
Discharged.
Dick Smith, Alex. Lewis (coloredl, and
Frank Wallace, charged with being va
grants, suspicious characters, and the last
a common drunkard. Lewis Wallace WAS
let off and Dick sent to Jail.
Aaron Kinney (colored), drunk and cast
ing stones in the street, was fined $3.50, and
sent down in default.
VIM. Brooks (colored), drunk and OBJ
structing the sidewalk with his carcass, was
fined 81.
VIM. Lancaster (coloredD, inebriated and
exposing his person, was fined 81.
Moses Branch (eolored), drunk and crea-
ting disturbance in the street, was sent
down.
Ellen Harper (colored), charged with
stealing $40 from the person of Wesley
Redd (colored). Case continued until FRI
day. Bail required in the sum of 500.
Godfrey Jones (colored). charged with as
saultinS and beating Williams Jones, was
fined $3.50 and costs, by Justice Wise.
Charles E. Strauss, charged with assault
ing, beating, and drawing a pistol upon
John Tooney, was tined IS, and required TO
give security to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

ct. JOHNS LODGE, No. 35.-A. & :
~ stated meeting of ST. JOHNS LODGF. xT
No. 80, will be held THIS Tuesday, EVEN./VN
ING at 0 O'Clock.
BY order Of the Worshipful Master.
n* JANIS y. FISHER, Sec'y.
A NNUAL hiEETING.-The next an.
II nnal meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
The RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG and
POTOMAC RAlLROAD COMcAHY will be
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF November, 1870, at
II O'Clock 4. M. j. b. WINSTON,
no Ltd t ...,. Secretary,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-06
Passengers,

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York
M n Klein, Brenner and wife, Carter, E Lors
ser, G Gibbes, Mrs Northrop. Miss Boyce, VIM NJ
Lawton, G Waterhouse, Adams, J Darlington,
ter and SOD. Cohen, n NJ Kellogg, = Jenni.
son, Miss Lane, J Irwin. Woods, A H Tratlord, E
F Schachte, A schachte, H Schachte, Miss Sim
ons, " Bradney, Miss Isabella Smith, Rev James
,P Boyce, Andrews, A Burt, Mr. Johnson.
and Garrlngton.
Per steamship Maryland, from Baltimore
Miss Carrie Mccall. Miss Mary Mccall. MISS Julia
Mccall, Miss Laura Porcher, and Alridge.
+ Per steamer Argo, from Edsto and Way Land.
ings-R N Oakman, II jenkins, T B Hort, and
Z on deck.