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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

POLICE COURT, FKIDAY-Justicc Do d..
White presidiy.-The following cases were
disposed of:
JalncS Granger, charged with assaultinS
Isaac Brown (coloreu); Isaac Brown,
threatening to cut james Granger, and
Frank Mann (colorcd), threatening TO cut
James Granger. Granger WAS fined - and
lct OIL Brown and Mann We're also fined
- each, and bound over i'll $500 for six
months.
Michael II. Sullivan, charged with COM
milting perjury ut the first precinct in Mar
shall Ward, in making false oath that he
was entitled to vote. Continued until 9th,
and bailcd in 500.
John G. Head, drunk and having no yisi-
bic means of support. Let oil.
Isaac Finnc (colored), arrested ny order
of the Judge Of election 1T third precinct,
jackson Ward. Let off.
Mary Jane Purcell. drunk again and uu-
able to take care Of herself. Security re-
| uuired TO keep sober hereafter, i'll default
of which sent to jail
Alick Hughes (coloretD, assaultins and
| striking Oscar Thomas and VIM. Gill with
rocks. Fined s.. The sister of this boy
was particularly impudcnt to the court
| when paying the fine lor her brother, and
| she WAS accordingly sent to Jail Tor fivt
days.
ilcnry Guy (colorcd), continued case
charged with rcglstern illegally. Dis
| charged.
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RESULT OF THE CITY EJECT INV
comparison of sh Q Registration NM,
Election Returns.

The Commissioners of Election wi,, mo-.
at thc City Hall to-day to canvass thn ~
turns of the municipal election of Thurs-
day last. 1t is not probable that thcy viii m
differ TO amy considerable extent from those
published i'll this paper yesterday morning
the latter having been made up by the
Judges Mt the several precincts. There is
no doubt about the Conservatives having
elected % of their candidates, about whose
politics there is no room for question. w.
e. Freeman, in jackson Ward, is claimed
by both parties, having been nominated by
both on the recommendation of the Me.
chanics' Trades Union.
The largest majority received by any
Conservative over the most popular Radi-
cal candidate was~-in Marshall Ward, 81 .
in jefferson, 253 in Ma Olson. Ill; in
Monroe, 53j ard in Clay, 197. The
largest majority received by jackson
Ward Radical over the highest Conserya-
tive candidate was 97G. The Conservative
majority in the city is 205.
The following table shows the difference
between the number Of white registered
voters and the number of Conservative
votes pOllcd:
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY IN TIE PRESENCE
OF THE POLICE JUsTIcE-Irompt Punish-
mcnt.-Thc Police Court was the scene OF
Il most shameful assault yesterday morning,
The parties concerned were Dennis Gala
han, once Il captain OF police in this city,
and james H. Shaw. 1t is proper TO state,
however, before giving the facts in the
case, that Shaw has borne Il grudec against
Callahan ever since the killing Of Joe Kelly
by the latter, Shaw having been kclly's
particular friend and associate.
1t appears that on Thursday afternoon
about ) O'Clock, as Callahan started up the
steps to 90 to the votinS-pace ut the Old
Market. Shaw stepped up quickly behind
him and gave him II smart blow OH the side
of fllc head. DctcctBe O'Dwycr. who was
on his way upstairs ut the time, saw but
was too far off to prevent the blow. He ut
once arrested Shaw and carried him TO the
1st police station. Subsequently Captain
Callahan was also arrested and locked up.
Yesterday morning the case was called,
both parties being charged on the docket
with "lInlawful fighting" The witnesses
had scarcely gotten inside the railing when
Shaw walked quickly up to Callahan, and
without word Of warning gave him trc-
mcndous blow on the right side of the
head, just by the car, which caused an
ugly swelling.
Justice White at once ordered the pll.na-
cious fellow to Jail for two months, ana to
the clain-gang for sixty days. Shaw waS
then taken TO Il cell in the statiun-houSc and
locked up. Subsequently warrant was
taken out by Callahan for his arrest on the
charge of assault and battery The previous
evening. The prisoner was sent for and II
number of witnesses examined, whose tcS-
timony was conclusive that on the occasion
referred to Callahan had not been guilty of
ANYTHING which justified the attack, and
Justice White therefore sent the accused to
iail for four months and to the chain gang
for sixty days, revoking the former SEN
tcncc,
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AT the annual meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association OF tichmond, May IS, 1871,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
"ReSolrcd. That we sincerely mourn the loss oi
our late highly-bcoyed and esteemed brother,
SAMUEL Il. SMITH, and that while we bow IN
humble resignation to the mysterious decree OF
Almighty God In dcpriying our association of one
OF Its highest ornaments and most yslued mem
bcrs, we shalt never cease TO think with tender re-
gret OF the many happy hours spent In his society.
"RcSotped, I hat these resolutions be published
In the city newspapers and that q copy Of III, IN
be sent to Ills famiyr
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JOB PRISTING.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks of courts, sheriifs, lawyers, rail-
road. steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, " the facli-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB'
LlsuMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Blll-Ileads, Letter-Hea,is
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Iand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
pnlrRuLepd.
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EycURsIoN.-Thc steamer Palisade, Capt.
Nelson, will leave her wharf this morning
at 9l5 o'clock for kingsmill wharf, where
she will remain until Sunday morning. she
will then take on board al excursion party
from williamsburg aud proceed down TO
Norfolk. This is a fine chance to ENJOY the
cool sea breeze aud get rld oi some ol the
dust and dirt OF the city.
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The YERGER MURDER TRIAL-NllssIs-
slrrI CRors.-Jackson, Mss, May 25.--The
Yrrgcr case came before the District Court
yesterday. A plea of former jeopardy was
argued and oyerruled by Judge Brown,
although the entire record establishing the
fact Of The former trial and verdict was be-
fore the court. The case will be tried a
second time on its merits. 1t is generally
believed that Ycrger will be cleared.
Crops are umpromising. The heavy and
continuous rains Of the last five weeks
leave cotton and corn in damaged condi.
ton,
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RAN AGRoUN D.-The steamship Isaac
Bell, which left Richmond yesterday morn
ing heavily laden, went ashore on Warwick
bar. In addition to her other freight sht
had: :on board more than | 200 barrels o
flour, which it was feared would have TO bt
taken off before she could get away. a
lighter was sent to her relief late in the af
ternoon, and it was hoped she could get of
on the evening tide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

LEcTuRISG IN THE CoUNTRY.-On last
Tuesday Rev. DR.. Edwards, of this city,
delivered two popular lectures at Shcp-
herds Church, King and Queen county,
for a benevolent object. The people of the
surrounding county turned out en- m,asse,
and were highly pleased with the enter
tainment.
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DECORATION DAY.-The graves OF the
Federal soldiers inferred around Richmond
will be decorated OH Tuesday, the. 3Otl
inst, under the direction Of Post No. |
Grand Army OF the Republic. The princi
pal exercises will take place 1T the Natlona
Cemetery on the Williamsburg road, where
an address will be delivered.
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which shows that the Radical vote fell
only lis short OF the registered colored
vote.
In making the above comparison the
largest vote east for any candidate of each
party is put down as the vote of that party
i'm the ward
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PRESBYTERIAN SUEDAY-SoHoob ANNIyER-
sARY.-The Presbyterian School Union will
hold an anniversary meeting mt the First
Church (Rev. Mr.. Prcston's) tomorrow af-
ternoon ut 4 O'Clock. The exercises will he
varied and interesting. This afternoon the
children of the Sunday-schools will meet
ut the same place to practice singing.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING Monday last
MIR. James w. Hamilton was struck by
lightning and instantly killed while stand
ing on his wagon in front of old JOHNNY
IIawkins's residence. about mile south OF
Sturgeon. He, with several others, had
been fishing ut Silvcr's Fork during the
day, and he had brought load Of wood
back with him. They had oil stopped at
Mr.. Hawkins's about 5H or 6 O'Clock, and
MIR. Hamilton's wife was going to get on the
wagon and ride home with him. Lewis
kcclcr, John Hawkins. and several women
and children, were within distance Of
forty feet from the wagon on which Mr..
Hamilton was standing upright. The sun
was shining brightly from the West, but
some small black clouds were coming up,
indicating Il shower. John Hawkins had Il
gun on his arm, and was near Mr.. Keel
er's wagon giving him some gun-caps.
An axe was sticking in the load of
wood near Mr.. Hamilton, when all at
once Il flash, accompanied by terrific
crash. burst fronLa small, black cloud, and
Mr.. Hamilton was seen to throw up his
hands, raise about two feet above the
wagon, and fall to the ground a corpse. On
picking UP the body his hair was found to
he burned TO the skin, his neck dislocated,
and both feet diSjointed in the instcp. His
hat, when first seen after he was struck,
was about thirty feet in the air, and coming
down, the crown of which was torn all to
pieces. His shirt and the right leg of his
pants were literally split into ribbons, and
all the front of the right boot was torn off.
On Tuesday morning tho face was Of Il dark
purple hue, like it might have been bruised.
The axe was perfectly black, and the tire of
one Of the hind wheels of the wagon was
Knocked nearly off and the fclloc injured.
Mr.. Keeler was Knocked against his wagon,
by which he was standing, and the young
man with the gun was Knocked down. All
the other persons were severely shocked.
The horses to Mr.. Hamlton's wagon were
knocked down, and one OF them had TO be
helped up.-Sturgeon (Mo.) Lcadcr.
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AKIN BRoKEH.-Mr. Thaddcus b. Starkc 5
little son Frank stumbled and fell on the
pavement near his fathers house Thursday
night and fractured his right forearm. Dr.
Coleman was called in and dressed the
brokru limb
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could never harmonizc in the same organi-
zation. and soundcst policy would dictate
that they should preserve in tact their own
organizations, and simply try to cultivate
towards each other 4 spirit Of Christian
forhcarancc and esteem. ~-
Most of our southern delegates start
homtward to-day. FIATOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

MILITARY EXAMINERS FOR DANvILLE.--
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed bv his EXcellency Gov. Walker on
the Board of Military Examiners under the
militia law for Danville and the county oil
Pittsylyania Col. E. j. Haryie, Col. &. {.
Cabcll, and Capt. W. Z. Graves.
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PERsoNAL.-Gov. T. +. Randolph, ol
New Jersey, is on !. visit to this city, and is
Il guest Of the Rev. DR.. Ho@e. lie will re-
main here several days. Gov. Randolph
has unusual claims upon the respect and
goodwill of the people of this State, as
one of the few in the North who have been
true and unwayering friends of the South.
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ApJUTA NT-GENERALs OFFICE, !
II ,crr,I.>., Y A.,,. ~ lN-

RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1871.
To secure uniformity, rs welt as prompt-
ness and efficiency OF action, on the part of
the examiners appointed under tho act en-
titled IAN act to provide for the rcorganiza-
ton of the militia approved March 2Jth,
1871, the following regulations VIII be OBJ
served
|. The examiners for each county or dis
trct, Us soon rs notified of their appoint
lnent, will meet and organize as board Of
examiners, and designate the times and
places ut which examinations will be held
of those selected for commissioned officers
by the volunteer companies organized
within their county or district, according
to law, whereof reasonable notice should
be given.
>. Upton's Infantry tactics are adopted
and prescribed for the infantry organiZl-
tions in this State.
3. While the Commander-in-C Chief does
not desire to prescribe any specific rules for
the government Of examiners, his anxiety
for the thorough and efficient organization
of the volunteer service prompts him to
cnioin upon them TO be thorough in all
their examinations as TO character, capa-
city, and fitness, not only i'll knowledge OF
military tactics, but in general information
and education for the position sought. The
company officers should be not only well
| instructed in the schools of the soldier, the
company, and the battalion, but also in the
cvoutions Of the line. The mere fact that
| All applicant for examination can answer
| readily questions propoundcd from the
textbook should not invariably bc deemed
| sufficient to pass him. lie should be able
to satisfy The board that he is not only well
| informed himself, but is also competent to
| impart instruction to others,
BY order of the Governor.
| WM. II. RICHARDSON,
Acting Adjutant-General."
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\ THEORY CONCERNING SHAD.-Thc pre-
sent season has been the most successful
known for many years i'll regard to the
yield of the fisheries on the Susquchanna.
rhc yield 1T Columbia alone has been as
high rs from 5000 to /, 200 in twenty-tour
consecutive hours. An old river man, who
has tiShcd in the SuSquclmnna for the last
forty years, sets up Il new theory concern
ing this matter which is ut least plausible.
He says that before the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore railroad was built,
thirty-two years ago, the shad came up i'll
immense numbers, aud hcrrin" We're SO
plentiful that they were used to enrich
The soil. After the completion Of the road,
IL steamboat WaS placed 1T the mouth
of the Susquchanna at Iavrc dc Grace,
which conveyed the cars across the river,
here about mile III width. This boat, as
the trallic OF the road increased, was almost
in constant motion, day and night, plough
ing back and forward, and the commotIUn
it created III the water had the effect. it is
believed, Of driving the fish back into the
bay TO seek other and quictcr spawning
grounds. About four years since the boat
was superseded by the magnificent bridge
which now spans the river 1T that point, and
from that time the number of shau comm .
up has yearly increased. This IS the theory
of our friend, and it seems Il very rcasoll-
able one, especially when we consider that
in the Delaware river, aud all the other
streams which are now crowded with steam
boats the shad are gradually disappearing
1t has been held all along that the 1ish-pot'
in the river destroyed the young shad whcr
they came down from the upper waters, ano
a law has been enacted suppressing them
but it is Il fact that 1ish-potS were just u:
numerous forty years ago rs they are now
and no complaints were heard on tina
ground. The river men alle.e that the re
moyal of the pots will cut of another
other varieties, which supply our markets
all the year round. We submit the above
statement. The question is one of mucl
interest, and should be thoroughly invesli
rated-E En-.
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Skating at Assembly Hall tonight.

A CARD FOR THE LADIEs-The attention of
the ladies of Richmond is called TO the fact that
they can have all kinds OF plain and fancy sewing
done On short notice ut the HOWE sewing IN achine
rooms, SO Main street.
Late styles OF Butterlcks celebrated patterns
for summer lust received.
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AUCTaOH kALEs TIIls DAY.

On aU public or prtunte sales Of Real :Estnte
mule bet,cecnt the lst NJ January nnd HLn lst IF
July the purcsnscrs pny The tnras Jon. he pre-
sent yenr bit on all safes bef,oecn the first
day Of July and the last duyo Dec.mber the
seller pays them -ar...ss
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND rosr-oFFlcE, MAY 70: 1S1l:--
Mrs. NJ. Il. Garnett, Dumns"ille, va; Al
fred Christian, Savannah, Ca; Z. Z.
Bridges, Richmond d. f. fireman " Co..
New York
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ENpk SALE,
Il BONDS SECURED .3Y pLFDGE OF PRO
ftHj J DF TIE STAT L OF EIHGINIA.
~ t9y per cent. Coupon Bonds ~ the tnirer-
!llf "i Virginia. The Statc, hy act appro we'd
MAt'h =, ~ authcr! !zc l Issu" Ia, -. bonds,
ana FI"jI'da> security the revenue Dt III" UnIver-
"if "n&ihr ml,"is prnl"rty used nv The tniycraity
'NH'p hH Lic >td,r. Jic value OF This property Is
.'i 100 vev. $50 Il the whole amount of the
suar. i'AnEFH &. SpHbI, 4 CO.
BY - In Ilth street.
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ASSAULT UPoN A CoNsT ABLE yesterday

ASSAULT UPoN A CONsTADLE.-GcS cStcrday
morning Deputy Constable y. Is. Dues.
lIardgroye for the purpose of serving Il
rule on him. The gentleman sought WAS
not in at the time, and Mr.. Due>bcrry re-
qucstcd Mr.. j. II. Hard grove to take
charge of the papers and hand them over
to L. J. when hc should retnrn. This re-
quest was refused. Dir. Ducsbcrry then
told Mr.. Hardgrorc he should have to post
them at tho door. This was done and Il
short time afterwards Some words passed
between the parties, when MIR. llarugrolc
approached Mr.. Ducs5crry and gave him i!
severe choking, from which he WAS relieved
by persons passing. Mr.. uardSrovc was
arrested and taken to the stallon-iousc,
and will have hearing before Justice
White this morning.
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EVERY Brilliantly illustrated
and full of Interesting reading muttcr-iS
received from Ellyson .S Taylor, lila Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

Do you wish prize? Then go TO PizZINIs and
buy one Of those Prizr- Boxes hled with Ice can
dies, and you'll get 4 line chrome, piece OF sill
vo--plate, or some other valuable article.
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KEEP CooL.--TEe way to keep cucl Is to go To
MARSHALL, MCVEIGH Il Co.'S, and buy one ol
their numerous collection of light linen, silk, or
straw hats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

Mcssrs. W. ID. BLAIR & Co., s37 Main street
have new brand OF whiskey, called y. h. 1t Is l
rich, mellow whiskey, of extra quality. Price
~ uer gallon.
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KNIGHTS or PYTuIAs.-A vacancy hay
ing occurred in the list of officers OF Mar
shall Lodge, No. II, the following eicctions
have been made: d. Is. IroSSer, W. -
VIM. HI. BaiIie, v. c.; Z. '. CLASH, II. ..
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TEMPERANCE MEET1sG.-At regular
meeting Of Harmony Division, No. 90,
sons Sturs Of Temperance, held on Thursday
night, Thounls B. Hicks was elected wor-
thy associate, vice +. A. Christian re-
siunnl
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A. 4. ALLEN has all styles Of Hats. If you
want TO buy Hat go to ALIENS. If you don't
want to bug one go there and nc will yipe you
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1ce-cold Soda Water aud excellent Fruit Sy-
rups ut ID. COLUMBUS'S confectionery, No. sli
Broad street, for only fue cents u glass. If you
want something really nice In the soda line 60 to
Oh Broad street.
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PYTIIIAS NEwS-All stirring, to be found in
the True Knight, published by HANDY i HAN
klSs and for sale everywhere.
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Q. Il. N.--ActioR Of the Supreme Lodge Oh this
question explained in the True kaiyht. For sale
by all ncws-dealcrs. Only % cents per copy.
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PICKED Up.-Two of the special police
men cmnloyed in the 3d ward during the
election picked up il tine horse running at
Iaruc in the street on Thursday night.
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For the best and cheapest summer hats, call 4,
MARSHALL McVEIGH & cos, 1915 Main sti Get
Stock large and hne. Prices moderate.
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Cream chocolate drops. different havors, always
fresh and nice, At rLEDGE e JACKsoN'S, sli
Broad street.
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Arctic soda water, always icc-cold; also, Du.
puys celebrated kissengcn, at tile cigar store cor
ner iith and Main streets.
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Call on PLEDGE N JACKSON, s17 Broad street,
and get Il box OF their nice French candy. 1t Is
delicious 10 the palate, rs well their ice creams
cakes, etc.
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xyST or LETTERS.

,.r NJ ADVERTISED LETTERS
| u>INlN,, N TitE RicIiMOSU POST
ttt.HH,F MY u. ISL
'tH rp,}ns for letters In This list viii please
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What can do to keep cool? Why go and try
some ofPIZzINIS delicious icc-crcams. You will
feel much refreshed Afterwards.
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Skating tonight 1T Assembly Hall.

observation-disclosures has Vanilla, Lemon
Chocolate, and Strawberry Ice-Creams, besides
Lemon and Orange Ices.
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You Will find II 20 your interest To effect your In
surance through the City Savings aud Insurance
Brokerage Company. Office corner Of Main ant
Eth streets.
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''CEOwNED AT LAST "A beautiful chromo-
companion To Changed CrusS.n Call and see II
Ut BlDGOuD'S. 1911 Main street.
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Oriental Initial Paper. put up In beautiful
boxes, for sale by ELLYSoN TAYLOR, LII
Main street,
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For Il cool, comfortable linen coat, at only one
dollar, { Ill 1T E. 3. SrESCE & sons Ut 1900 Main
street.
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Leave your orders with PLEDGE L JACKSON fol
lcc-cream, all Il tvOrs, cakes, etc.
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OUT THIS MORNrNG.-The June number OF the
True Knight will be out at noon to-day, with a
splendid table Of contents.
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White voters Conservative
registered. votes pollcd,

SO that there were in the city 7G1 less
Conservative votes polled than there were
white voters registered.
The following shows tho difference be-
tween the number of colorcd registered
voters and the number of Radical votes
| r,II,I.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DISPATCH
OFFICE, MAY 26, 1871: A. NJ, 7So; L.
NJ, $50; i. NJ, $40.
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Leave OFF your heavy, hot and uncomfortable uil-
Gcrshlrt and get one ofSrkNCE i sON's light aud
tine gauzc shirts. They are only 10 cents piece.
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The biggest collection OF neck-tics are at K. Ii.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.