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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-18

Liver with
DIR sIM1IONs
LIV Err r EG U L A [ O r /,
A preparation Of roots and herbs, war
ranted TO be strictly vegetable, and can do
no injury to any one
1t has been used by hundreds. and
known for the last 10 years as one of the
must reliable. eifscacious aud harmless
preparations ever offered 10 the suffering.
II taken regularly and persistently, it is
sure TO cure.
Dyspepsia. headache, jaundice, costive
REGULATOR. chronic d'arrhea, af
- --'---..------@canp fever. nervous
ness, chills. diseases of the skin, impurity
Of the blood, melancholy, or depression Of
spirits, heartburn. collie. or pains in the
bowels; pain in the head, fever and ague,
dropsy, boils, pain in the back, etc,
Prepared only bg
J. II. ZEILTN L CO,
Druggists. Macon. Ga.
Price. 81 by mail sl2j. Imarl ly.
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EuCoss FEn,'se Pe0pIc.
MANUFAtTVKERS OF
Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Carts, &c.
Nnpp TGTntHN u'I,Nr&

MORRISTOWN, TENN.
IL of our work is made of the best material
n by good workmen, BIacLsnIhing ofevery
description promptly executed. Ali work war
ranted. Keep your money at home by patronizing
your own manufacturers. Our work will out,ast
that made at the North, and Is, therefore, much
cheaper. Grain ard Produce taken in payment.
a6- shops on Z. I. & Va, Rail Road west end
of town.
Our Timber fs g0Od..-OuF work Is well made,
Bring Money or food and veil certainIy trade.
fb21y
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OFFICE AND NEW wARERooMs,
No. y. Liberty Street, Baltimore, Nd.
The Stief's Pianos contain all the
latest improvements to be found in Il
FIRST class Piano, with additional improve
,nents of his own Invention, not to be
found IN other Instruments. The tone.
tonch and finish OF their Instruments can
not be eAceled by any manufactured.
large assortment of second hand
Pianos always on hand, from S75 to $500
Paror and Church Organs, some 20
different styles on hand from $50 and
uP~ards.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue contain
ing names of over 1000 Southerners. 800
of which are Virginians.1 who have
bought the Stieff Piano since the close of
the war.
References who have cur Pianos IN use:
I. II. Evans, Judge K. II. Barton,
Morristown; Nr. Mcdonald. Messy Creek;
John l.. Rhea. Col. John Williams. Joseph
Jaques. KnOxville; r. G. Carter, Greene
vile Theodore Richmond, Athens Thorn
as Cate, Cleveland John w. Goddard,
Sweetwater; DR.. L. 7. Green, Chattanooga.
augz3ly.
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Hotel Cdrtis.
The Battle House.
GEN. JOEL A. BATTLE,
Late OF the City Hotel,
Has taken the Hotel lately known as the
STACEY HOUSE.

On Church Street. Nashville, Tennessee,
and is thoroughly overhauling the entire
establishment. He has the entire owner
ship and management of the Hotel, and
hence feels more at liberty to call upon
his old friends, and promise them that
thew shall be cared for.
The House is most conveniently situated
to ali the Depots. to the Capitol, aud to
business portion Of the city.
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.4drerfiseme'afs
lSIMMONS'I |


( The symptoms OF
ISTMMONS' Liver Complaints are
oAh "a OANo uneasiness and pain in
s-..-.-u---..--.u'n-n-u~ side. Sometimes
the pain is in the shoulder, and is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness, bowels in
general costive. sometimes alternating with
lax. The head is troubled with pain, and
dull, heavy sensation, considerable loss of
memory. accompanied with paioful sensa-
ton of having left undone something
which ought to have beendone, Often com
planning of weakness. debility, and low
spirits. Sometimes many of the above
symptoms attend the
liver disease. and at other
Ii liz kimes very few of them;
sHuaunu-------1-~a@@b the liver is gener
ally the organ most involved. Cure the
Liver with
DIR SIM MONS
T = y y ~ ~ n ~
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-18
LIVER
DIR sIMMON
L Nv Err r EG u L A I O r /,

ally the organ most involved. Cure the
Liver with
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TR 10 NJ P n N tt
II GOLD AND SILVER
M E d AIS

Were awarded 20 CHAS. NJ. STIEFF.
for the best PIANOS over IA different
Makers Of New York, Baltimore and
Boston Manufacturers.
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; J N TIO'Ds aIItfiu TIE
disease. and at other
very few of them ;
but the liver is gener.
inyoIved Cure the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25
THE Enrrops,

IHE ED1ToRs' ExcURs1os.-rhe editorial
eAcurslonists from New York. finder the
escort OF MIR. n. II. Hotchkiss. Of the Rich
mond and York River railroad. arrived IN
thls city yesterday morning at 10: :55 o'clock.
ana were driven to Ford's Hotel. where
they are now quartered. at / O'clock.
when refreshed after their dusty ride from
West Point, an informal meeting was held
Id the parlor Of the hotel, aud committee
appointed to visit on His ExcelIency Gov.
walker, and inform him Of the desire OF
tne party to meet him. The Governor re-
1svcd tne committee ut the Capitol, and
lists ned them that 1t would be plea
then wentp to meet the excursion.
lmost cordially convenience. The party
Leaving the Capircntive office, and were
the city until dinner, This Excellency.
were divided. A number visRmed about
Hill. while others went to Oakwooh they
last manifested much interest In the me's
rial exercises, and expressed their pleasu,a
Lat all they saw and heard. Returning to
the hotel late In the evening, number
were assembled in the ladies' parlor, where
they were entertained with vocal and lii.
strumental music.
| The whole party will leave by the Chcs-
| apeake and Ohio railroad for Staunton Oh
| Friday
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A Card.

To the Editors of the Dispatch: The
State Journal OF Tuesday publishes the
following: M. i. Straus did demand OF
the butchers who occupy stall No. 10 Of
the Second Market 4 certain quantity Of
beef for his services in obtaining for them
the contract for three months to furnish
the city almshouse with beef"
hereby declare that am the sole lessee
of stall No. 10; that | have not written
nor caused to be written the above mis-
statement against M. l.. Straus, Esq;
and l furthermore declare that l do not
want my business or my stall to be mis-
used for political purposes. l finally de-
clare that never have been contractor
for the almshouse, and consequently Mr..
Straus never had cause 10 demand OF Inc
any reward for services rendered by him to
me-. GSinued,1 S. SCHwARz.
Richmond, oath May, 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

ALL QUIET IN CLAY WARD.-The hotly'
contested, but amiably-eonducted struggle
between the friends of the various Con
servatiye candidates for the Council in Clay
Ward was yesterday brought to close tc
the satisfaction of all Interested. 1t will be
remembered that 4. d. Chcsterman was
nominated on Friday night, Gen. Jos. Il.
Anderson on Saturday night, and VIM. II
Scott on Monday night. The friends of the
other candidates then agreed to submit
their claims to the City Conservative Cen
trail Committee, and that body on yester-
day nominated Geo. S. Palmer and Geo. j.
Hooper. The result Is one Of the best
tickets that could be presented by any
ward, and one that is sure to win by tre-
mendous majority.
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on all public or pricats gales or Rem, rs,o,,
ni6tae bet,osen the lstor Jnnror,, o,,J M 1nt
'mtg the purchasers pan The tn1cs sar ~. -. v
Dedr: but on all snies het,,so,, tn n pne. s.
''" ''''D and the last day Of DscenSer s rtSs ns
THOs. ". KEESe..
collection or stuffed D.,
". GODIIS will sell a., ii. ~ "a large
Hill, at the horthweit corner of
streets. Church
w. GODo1N win sell at !: P. NJ. q drugstore al
dwelling on the south side OF franklin, be
tween l7.h and 18th streets.
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Skating at Assembly Hall tonight.

A CARD FOR THE LADIEs.-The attention or
the ladies Of Richnond Is called TO the fact that
they can have all kinds Of pain and fancy sewing
done on short notice AZ the HOWE sewing-machine
rooms, s23 Main street.
Late sti les of Batterick's celebrated patterns
| for unmer just received.
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Skating to.nlgh. at AS scmbly Hall.

SPENCE & SoN-Cloth!pg, cheapest and best.
SPENCE 4 SoS-C lotiing, cheapest and best.
SPENCE 4 SoN-Cloth!ng, cheapest aud best.
SPENCE G SoN-Clothing, cce4pest and best.
SPENCE & Son Clothing, cheapest and best.
SPENCE 4 soH-Clothln9, cheapest and best.
SPENCE ( Soy-Clothing, cheapest and Lest.
SPENCE & sos-Clothing, cheape:t and bes!.
SPENCE 4 CON Clothing, cheapest and best.
SPENCE s. SON-ClJthing, cheapest ana Debt'
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BAPTIST HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY,"
Chicago, May pa resolution passed by
the Baptist Home Missionary Society yes
teroay, in favor of mixing white and black
children in Southern Sunday schools, was
reconsidered in Difference TO the strongly
expressed opposition of Southern members,
and laid on the table. The officers (none
from the South] were elected for the en-
suing year, and the society adjourned sine
die
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FALSE ALARM-About y O'Clock yester-
terday the liremen ut the hook and ladder
truck. house mistook the hour which was
being sounded on the gongs in the police
stations and engine-houses for an alarm OF
fire from box No. 2, and turned out IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

HonoRABLY DIscHARGED.-Mr. 4. n.
Clarke, who shot Mr.. w. +. &. Garnett,
Jr., on Tuesday night, appeared before
Justice White yesterday morning, who,
after hearing the case, discharged Mr..
Clarke ut once. Mr.. Garnett had pre-
yiously stated to his Honor that he would
have done the same thing as MIR. Clarke
under similar circumstances, and he at
tachcd no blame to him for his course. At
a late hour last evening the wounded man
was living in critical condition.
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Messrs. Editors,-I see from your report
Of the proceedings of the Radical meeting
held in Marshall Ward OH Tuesday night
that a MIR. Wilcox asserted that | would
accept nomination for the Radical party
to the City Council. am sure that my lel.
low-citiZens have had too many proofs of
nv fidelity to the Conservative cause to be-
Iiayr any such lie. }. }. ENGLISH.
Nan o. 1871,
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ACCIDENT AT OAEwooD.-The only acci-
dent which marred the exercises at Oak
wood yesterday, so far as we were able to
learn, occurred at the gate. The horse at
tached to buggy containing Mr.. and Mrs.
L. ID. Hill became unmanageable, and, rum
ming off, threw out first blr. Hill, and then
his wife. Both were considerably bruised,
but not seriously injured. Mrs. Il. was
placed in hack and sent home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

SALES O. REAL EsTArE.-Isbell & Son,
auctioneors, sold on the 23d instant ten
lots, fronting on Walker street, near Ba-
cons Quarter branch, 1872 feet, at $500 per
foot-total, ;;563.20; two lots on Brook ave-
nue-one 30XI00 feet, at Sl2 per foot, and
one 26Xa0 feet, at $3.50 per foot-total, S503;
brick and framed tenement at $500; brick
on the Broo: turnpike about seven miles
from Richmond, oil 70 acres, at 81, ,Ts0.
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POLICE Court, WEDNEsDAY-JuStice j. j.
White mesld,ag.-The following cases were
disposed of
Edward Bailey (colored). charged with
living i'm adultery with one Sarah Bailey,
was discharged, there being no evidence
whatever to sustain the charge.
f. Bowie, charged with dciraudyng James
Hill out of one watch, valued ut SO, was
discharged.
Jennie Rogers and james Kidd, using
abusive and threatening language towards
Mary McCarr, We're warned and let of,
James Kelly, trespasSing on the premises
of and striking James Kidd, was allowed
| two days to leave the city, he not being q
resident.
William Bihb (colored), nrraigncd fol
| fighting r Greanor's factory and for having
| in his possession quantity of tobacco sto-
len from John II. Greanor, was sentenced
to thirty days in the city Jail.
| Norhcet Turner and julius Binford (col.
| oreG, charged with interfering with the
employees of Neal & Hugins, by attempting
to keep them from work, were warned anC
let off.
Isaiah Doyle (colored), for withholdin:
from certain benevolent society known a
the "Dauehtcrs of Love" certain bool
certifying to deposits made by said socle
ty in the Freedmen's Savings Bank, wa
discharged.
Mollie smith and Mary McCarr, for keep
ling un ill.goyerned and disorderly house
were, in default of security in the sum
$500 for their good behavior for six months
sent to Jail. .,
Epps Goodman (colored), charged witt
bigamy, was sent back until saturda
morning, to which time his case was con
tinucd, on account Oh the absence OF u
important witness.
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JOB PRISTISG.-We cal! the attention Oh uef-
chants. clerks Of courts. sheeifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, ana
al, Others having orders for printing, to the fucl-
Ties offered as the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsnMENr for the prompt and faithful execution
OF AL kinds or job Printing. We can furnish AT
short notice Cards, Bill-Hesds, Letter-Heads'
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets'
Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
a,ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

RICRMoND's SHARE OF STATE SCHOOL
FUNDS READY FOR DIsTRIBUTIoN.-The city
of Richmond will receive on the 1st oi
June 11,29S.30, this amount being her
share or the State school funds now ready
for distribution. This is little more than
] half OF the whole amount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

ITO THE VOTERS OF MANCHESTER
L TbW WnS1IiF.-GEUkGG ~. COX viii be
SUPPORTED IN independent candidate for Col
lcctor arc Cons able, by -,,
my "a 2t 2ANY Clt!ZEAs.
E'OR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.-I here
= Ey announce myself as Il ca.dd.te, subJect
10 the noEliu~ilon Of the CouS.rEat se party
"::nt TO n!be-," for ASSESSOR OF FAIRFIELD
TOWHS SHIP.
my Is tsS,h JOHN Z. EACHO.
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HARDWARE.

TARMERs AND MERCHANTS will
St nns no ,h,.ir advantage To call and examine
ar p.g n stock Of harvesting and other mpsnfe SIS,
4KAIN cltDLE.sss .ss apd ,Pls bAiILIIiiv 1AfiILIIiivAToRs.
D. NV snd piOW-CASTiNGS. Also; ~, ~
line OF small tmplements and and farmers
MCGH.'H s DEMON 400! FranSiNit, RANK III stt,,,
my8 hVe doors lroh oIu -------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

CRY SUPERINTENDENT OF PETERSBURG
The State Board of Education has appoint
ed Sidney Ii. Owens city superintendent OF
schools for Petersburg.
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RADICAL NOMINATIONS IN CLAY WARD
The Radical nominees for the Council In
this ward are VIM. Il. Bailey, VIM. Kelly,
VIM. B. Brown. b. +. Anderson, and Da-
vid L. Lacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1cnuoND PosT-OFFIcE MAY ArH, ISL
+. z. Gaines, Richmond, Va; Miss III. A.
Williams. Richmond, Va; w. II. johnson,
Naw York
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~. II, ,,a:g. snoudencc Of the Dispatch.
SYTEH FROM "S1ATGEE

>,~ih.ru baptist Anniversaries Grand SWech
rr..,n Rev. Dr. Curry on Bihr. DISTRIBUTION "a
ll!l between Rr>. Fulton. smith Nc' ana
nr> EIrrow> and Ttchcnor and Kew. G.. !.
,Napiir ON the Negro Question.
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RICHMOND. MAY 81, 1871

RICHMOND, May 81, ISL
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Gcntlemcn.- the kindness to make
it known through the columns of your pa
pcr that am not candidate for election
| to the City Council.
Respectfully
| ,JoHS s. DEyLTE.
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Chicago. May DIST, 1871

nr> EurroW> and tirhcnor ana rev. I. =.
thapiir. ON the Negro Question.
Cn1cAGo. May DIST, 1871.
Ike meeting Of The Publication and Bible
,,.,,ty last ni.hi WAS the meeting UhuS
..rA ni ;hr anniversaries.
~, addresses were delivered hr Rev.
~ krnnara. cf PHILADELPHIA, aud Rev.
y, ,,;.fr. If VoGr city. The immense
III ...*.aIlr Of >catin4: $1,000 was flied.
.,.f a. j.,a,, The enthusiasm rose to fever
Nr Ecnna-d madc an exceedingly enter
,at-.r. speech. inspired by the scripturai
Illustrations thai are beautifully painted on
.a; q. tln-.
". Curry was erected with loud applause
.. h. raula forward. He said that he had
..>! come from \ similar organization,
Which had Nil oi his Svnnathir>, and whose
tl.r> carried with them his judgment yet
t.. ,.-,rrmcd il 4 privilege to stand before
-, ugrYr gathering ut EaptistS and plerd
1- the ciryuiatiou Of the Word Of God
.su.@- thn people.
H.. spoke Of ;tc temporal benefits which
J., nom IN open H.h!c. illustrating his
n..t by awlv-chuSrn examples and clio.
gpat statements.
H.' h. dwell par,irulml II upon the point
fiat The Hitic Is the source OF all pure
.' i"''' - 49,, ,,nS,I IIc
5',.'.' t,,,,I, n',+ -, ,>on,S IN
'.ss.'"'," H'" ~ ''"T"' N", tl'F>e lg'.'r> -.
$500 '','. ''',A'" '''S "uu!Sn.e Stiu T,iS'.
r' Z. 't"., ''l'''''>r .n, WY" ., ,,' H>." "r
~..h. tI>i. and West. from states late
N -, i-~ycm. bU, now united and lrater-
,.''- ,snd gra>pcd the hand of the CORES
- w. Wv \l.,',,, -
81 .''','' ''' t""'''t'1 80 ~, 49,
.''.'> 80 - i'.'. r ~
IT, .''" >'''0' '"S ''N1''i"S iH'N''"A' "a '"1
~: ,,..
We ''-''' ana. We we t%mn"' Hnu Spaie , '"t
-. ',l, i,t'"tI =; H. 1 |u't 49,, ~, Io T
''' 'i.,, ,. n.y. ari ,.aI ,,;,,
,,,,S ;,,,','.;D,' r'-I' ~, ,ho
&ay.| i iA'>. it"'ouI!o it,rrir!"n 91, 1i,. tnc
"".', "1' >C' us y" " u'.i' o.',,
| - ,, ,,i, "a'r., ,a ,,,Itrn ~
1"S' '''' ,' % ~ i.,.'. ".s i.trt -.
"'n". - ~ fo"o -;
,.nit,
HOME MISSION SOCIETY.
TL:. body bc.;,n its anniversary this
morning.
in fhn absence nf the President (fIon.
}y,1. Kr,,y, of Nrv York;. Hon. VIM. Buck
Veil. cl PhnldrlIhia, assisted by Hon.
Nrn. VI Me- h,,;,>nu. of II. Louis. pre-
...,U. srnatpr poolittlc and cx-GioYernor
r'.13rr. !..y,a',r., Of The society, were call
o3 80 the p1.ii"rm.
!.,y. IL. j. = B"rkt>, one Of the secre-
,rrit. rcHi the annual report. The work
ri .l,. society i divided into three depart
,..,.r.,-'. In, Northern the SDlltiiern aud
l.l.t tNu~cl Lt'tipr."
na,.n- tMt. ua>t wear the society has re-
rr.,.l ,rr l., mission fund Sl02,1
Nrh this iuua they have employed 800
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Oriental Initial Paper, put up III besutiiul
boxes, for sale by ELLYsoN TAYLOR III"
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

You will find II to your interest to effect your III
surauce through the City Savings and Insurance.
Brokerage Company. Cficc corner OF Nain anu
18th streets.
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CAsa. BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS
y and J JLDINGs Of al all osi sinss,1 ssst,1NnphiED
iItMREp ami soid ut The l. . w Il i y a II
PRiuEs Pr % at my my factory, oos OF Thirteenth street,
Ill rear oi iAocAoe ~ j. MONTAGUE,
s,,,-,u So - Richmond, Va.
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For other Local Matters see I'd page
The Ticket 10 be Elected To-Day,

Inc R1cRet I'D De ElecteG To-Day.
An election will be held for Councilmer
In each ward Of Richmond to-day. The
polls will be open from sunrise until sun
set. Each ward votes for its own CounciI
men and for none other. .
The following is the complete and regu
larly nominated Conservative ticket:
Marshall Ward.-John E. Bossieux,
Henry Metzger,. George w. Allen, G. b
Lipscomb, and Robert kerse.
JEFFERSON Ward.-Jom NJ. Higgins, Dr.
VIM. Il. Scott, J. c. Smith, jacob a. Levy,
and Chas. +. Whtlock.
Madison Ward.-L. Wagner, A.. Y. Stokes,
VIM. j. IsaacS, Charles L. Davis, and John
4. Sloan.
Monroe IVard.--William English, NJ. l..
Strauss, p. Fl. Starke, Geo. Barganiin, and
Thomas II. Wynne.
Jackson Ward.-Dr. Theodore Bolde.
mann, John c. Page, Jr., W. &. Freeman,
Charles b. Henry, aud n. II. Savage.
Clay Fdra-A. D. Chesterman, Jos. r.
Anderson, VIM. IL. Scott, Geo. S. Palmer,
and Geo. j. Hooper.
Voters are cautioned to read every name
on their ticket before depositing it in the
box, as the enemy is known not only to
have counterfeited the regular ticket, but
TO have substituted one or more Radical
names on tickets which they will circulate
as the Irregular Conservative"
Every man votes where he registered
Vote early and vote the whole ticket
Scratching is voting for Il Radical.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

Ycssrs. W. ID. BLAIR & Co., ss7 Main street,
have q new brlnd Of whiskey, called D. Is. IL Is
rich, mellow whiskey, OF extra quality. ffice'
SO per gallon.
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sur TIE pH1cEs-One-half cord sawed pine
w,od, deliver ed, 50; sawed oak, s3.2s; sawed and
s,lt, pine, ss.s: sawed and split oak, $50 long
nine, sa.sa: long oak, 50. Cooking coke. IS and
ss coal, - TO Ss.Ts. J. B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main, and 9th and Cary streets. :
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Oriental Initial Paper for sale ut ELLisoS u
TAYLoa,s, booksellers. llld Main street.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-His Excellency,
Gov. Walker, has appointed Chas. E: Evans
a commissioner of deeds for Virginia, to
reside in New York.
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BgSEwEsS CHANCES,

EOR SALE,
u BONDS SECURED SY PLEDGE CF PFC
PEGGY or TIE STATE UF FIEGlNiA.
800 coo per cent. Coupon Bonds o. The unlVer,
sity Of Virginia. The :ta;e by act approved
March 2s is7l autho the Issue oi these bonds,
aud pleugcia as security the revenue of tn; UnlTer-
sity and the whole properly used NJ the University
owned by the STATE. The value of this property Is
oTer s3t0,OVe. $50 geo is the whole amount OF the
loan. PARkEk CAMPBELL CO..,
nv o, I'm 1lLh etrect.
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Notary PUBLIc.-Gov. Walker has ap-
pointed VIM. shands notary puonc lor
Rockingham county.
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ENVELOPES furnished AMI printed at ", ss.so'
$s.75, and siso Per oeo, st the Dispatch fFlnlns
Establishment.
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EUMREE, DEALERS.

NTCODWARD & SON,
w LUMBER DE eLERs.
SAWED AND SPLIT LATHS,
CYPRESS - rD PINE oIIiNGLES,
,.,r u CEDAR Nj OA + PDSl >.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

Oriental Initial Paper for sale af ELLfsoS i
TAYLoH'S, llls Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

4 large supply or plants for beds and boraers
at 3ioRToN's luwer garden.
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Bouquets made at short notice at MoRTeS's
flower garden.
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T UMBBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
TpUMAS A. PARKER & CO.,
Yrs-prP 1)lF At,ERS

LUMBER DEALERS,
Canal street, from 5th to 6th streets, ,,.,,..
keep on nsnd = large stock Of Mahoxany- " hile
Pine Poplar, Black Walnut. cherry. Ash' a@p!s;
Fi"oring: nli kinds of Building Lum Der: Doors,
uinto,gs anu Blinds, ali sizes, made OF tlie besL
m sicrIrl. Also, 500 oales Prime cats. a Il ior
sale at 10 prices. "- III, -A-n