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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-25

The large capture Of members of the ku
kluX which has been made in one Of the
South Carolina counties in which the writ
of habeas corpus was lately suspended will
show the ruffians thereabOuts that the Go.
vernment is determined to deal sharply
with them.-Neao York Tribune.
Just so. We have read Of such things
before. They have taken place in Ireland,
in Hungary, in Poland. Indeed, we have
read Of such exploits in French and IL,
English history. What fine fun old JET
FREYs had with the disloyal of his day
with the swarms OF poor devils that he had
brought before him whilst holding his
Bloody Assizcs." And how here again
history repeats itself; for whilst JEFFREYs
convicted the innocent, the courtiers of the
Kipg-even tinc ladies-put money in
their purses by selling pardons. General
GRANTS minions doubtless hope to make
money in the same way. Read the Til
buac's paragraph again, and see if it is not
modelled after one of JEFPREYs's speeches
to RICHARD BANTER.
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"VIAToR AND Mr.. AKERMAN.-We say
to the State Journal that we know VIA.
TOR y to be truthful gentleman, and Mr.,
AKERXAN to be Yankee who settled in
Georgia some years ago, and who now
plays false TO the people Of his adopted
State. lie may be good enough New
EngIander, but he has proved himself to be
traitor to Georgia. We know that he is
no lawyer, for he has brought his depart.
mcnt Of the Government into contempt by
his "opinions." VIAToR" would not
tell falsehood for any reason. The State
Journal may, therefore, rest assured that
we shall not assume that "NIAToR" Ia:
slandcred Mr.. AKERMAN. Wemust see the
evidence. Point out the misstatement in
"NlAToR's" letter. The article In the
Journal Is entirely uncalled for and super
serviceably loyal to AKERMAN.
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MsEU,

Wear winiamsourg Va: OF tae IN as tho thirty
CAPTAIN JOHN T. VANNTiioo'
eighth year OF his age. ,x,sd THIS kFTEh'
NOON from Odd-Fellows', ha Virginia reximen,tcc
prInteTs, and other renda aT rv he last sad r-
With Frlendship L ,p sSee In pedd."S ~
Manehes:er on the Of i' john and Lucy Cot
trelI, aged five wecks. ,-,.rson:
50 p 2sseSs rom on' Ills
Rsst hers Sss' s ss'a al. nd pierce the shade
The m0rn'a 's DAY morning. ANNIE Ia ~ 7
e%SSTs Ssss IKE sp psee
fSl .ta O'Clock P. NJ.
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Cities that Know What's What


The city OF st. Louis makes gift to one
OF the principal railwayst hat enter her city
of half a million Of dollars in land damages
or otherwise. Cincinnati gives the land
known as the basin Of the Miami canal for the
purposes of union depot for two or more
railroads. This land is valued at million
Of dollars.
BE it understood that in neither of these
cases was it doubtful question whether
the roads would enter the city or not. The
donations made them could have no bear
ing Whatever upon their entrance or their
exit. But the cities, with true apprecia.
ton of the Importance of the railways to
their prosperity and comfort, with an en-
lightened generosity granted such facilities
and assistance rs would promote the sue
cess aud ease of their operations.
The railways that enter city are its
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VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.

The following rules ard regulations. prescribed
ny the Executive Committee, ale published Tor
the information of the public:
OCTOBER the 1sT, ID, and 3D. OF NOVEMHEf,
at O'Clock A. M, and closed at sunset.
I'd. The committees on award, entering the
grounds are requested to r. brit slv Ihrr
presence TO The chiefs OF their respective depart
mepts.
known TO the secretary Will be furnished with
complimentary tickets, which must be shown at
the gates.
attn. Invitation 10 visit the Fair is extended to
clergymen OF all religious denominations residing
in the city OF Eichnond.
5th. Invitation Is also extended TO the superin-
tentenIs, teachers and pupils or the orphan asy-
lums OF The city, TO visit the grounds one day du-
ring the Fair, and the proper officers Of such liz
will confer with the Chief Marshal that due ar :.
rangement may be made.
eli. Entries Of animals and articles SD ould be
made before the evening OF the sOth OF October.
Failure TO comply with this rule viii exclude
competition tor premiums.
It'll. No animal or vehicle win be permitted to
cross the enclosure within the Fair Grounds, or
stand upon the track or Carriage roads to The OBJ
struct!on Of The way or Inconvenience of travel.
for sale upon the Fair Grounds without = license
from The secretaIy. and all authorized gus ton
ay s1sies1 The by paying
9th. Eolgim Ding or disorderly conduct will be
q lowed.
iOh. officers of the Society wearing their badges
pass anu fepass the gates aud grounds wi.hou,
challsnke.
llth. Vehicles with their drivers conveying vIsi-
tors to the Fair Grounds Will be exempt from tag
Ut the entry gate, but vii! convey their passe
gers 10 the troDt Of the ladies' RI ceptiCn rooms
and proceed without unnecessary delay through
the exit gate. -.
18th. friva.s carriages and horses pay for ad-
mission the regular entrance fets If retained
upon the grounds for the accommo dation OF their
owners, and will occupy the space assigned such
vehicles. Il. /.
18Th. Persons reaching the grounds by the rail.
road gates are adm0HiSbed that there are five
gates for admission, and that undue haste and
pressure at any one gate may incOmmode The In
frm. as well as women and child, en-.
l4th 1t IL the duty OF all marshals to correct IT.
regularI!ies and check abuses. II necessary they
will call upon the police, aad report the facts to
the Chief Of Police 20. Q. TOMpKINS, =
oc 2s.at Chief MHrlh.l
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Ks cyu I'LL:

BLACK SILKS It Sli5 anG s., woG.i &c cheap 81
s2.@5 and s?.5o;
BIACK ALPAChs from &c 70 Sl.59 per yard
coL.oRED ALPACAS from 25 10 SOC. per yard
EMPRESS CLOLaa, In all coiors, st Vely 10"
prices,
BLACK CREEP UI PANS st So. per Yara'
would be cheap d. i0c;
BLACK and CO-u..ED VELyETEg2;S at all
prices;
INpIA TWILLEO LONG CLOTH Il ajc. worth
SOC. per yard;
CHECKED and iTRlPED NAINSOoA at p, 3d.
So, 10, and 5oc.--yery chesp;
SHIFTING CAMBRIA, full yard wide, at 2sc''
worth Sc;
HAIR.C0RD CAMBaIC at IS aud 4oc. worth 50
and Coz;
BOMBAZINE, TAMlsE, BIARRlTZ, ano
BLACK DELAINEs at astonishingly-low
prices;
CHhRLcTTEaVILLE and other CLOTHS, CAo-
sIMEREs, and TWEEDs in great variety;
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, two yards long,
Mt FL worth $l59;
Pure LINEN FElNGED NAPKINS at eOc.worth
s, per dozen, at 81 wortl $3.50 per dozen;
6UCEARkCK TOWELS vt 81 80, o., 1925, $3.50
un.o 50 uer doz,n-all very cheap, and no mis-
,,,..
Handsome EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
LARS and CUFFS ut &c. worth sl.so;
.,,,,,nrpr-prn rrgFS ,t sb 20
i"'"s'hic H"p
~ ana ''c' f@iF' "o'''' ~ "''o wv
HaMaTITCHED HaNDhEhChlEfS at % PER
di2en worth u;
II.rN CaMBRIi HhHDhERCIilgFS a. 75c.
n,.a,.., ,or,,sl
H"H'.
tA"'I" Suh ~ - . r.? a. O. w w., ~.
" COZ hEt-9t Ao9' weighing H'e p0"n"'' ~
S'''V "e''n Fs'"'
REL, BfAnET,r1 a. all prlccs;
A itii assortment Oh WHILE anu SoHonHo
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~ LEA g. PERKINS, SAUCE, pro-
nounced by connoisseurs 1.-THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
Itimproves appetite and digestion, and 1t Is IN
rivallrd for iR favor.
We are directed by Messrs. Lea & Perrins to
prosecute all parties making or vending counter
feits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
au 1-M&W6m Agents, New York.
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@- THE MEANS OF ESCAPE.-The
fall has many perls for the weak aud feeble, and
its sudden atmospheric changes are trying to tie
constitutions OF even the robust. The chilling
temperature of the nights as compared with the
almost summer warmth Of the days necessarily
exercises an unhealthy influence on all who are
exposed 10 1t. Hence dysentery, dlarrhoea, Inter-
mttent fevers, bilious attacks, and arrangements
of all the secretlons, are common At this season.
The true way 10 escape them Is TO meet the causes
with a protective and inyigorating medicine.
HOsTETTEh'S STOMACH BITTERS are de-
signed for this exlgency. This powerful vegetable
specific relieves the system Of all acrid humors,
puri1es the fluids, tones the secrctiye organs pro-
NOTES healthy evaporation through the pores, In
creases tie activity OF the digestive functions,
cheers The spirits, and regulates the bowels. To
do this IL 10 make the whole body vigorous and
render 1t proof against the vicissitudes of tenn
peratuIe and against malaria. A course OF the
great tonic and Alternative is therefore In all
advisable as Il preventive at this season. If, on
the other hand, the mischief is already done, and
intermittent remttent fever is actually PEE
sent, or the liver bowels, or stomach disordered,
there is no medicine so certain to effec: y quick
marlborough cure IS this harmless and agreeable
preparation. oc 23.deo dlw&wit
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YasrnANCnc OnpAsnEs.
GrrroE ar TIE CosrrHESTA Al FIRE 1Hs. Cot
- NEwIYoHR, October IA, 1871.
rs1o TufoMAss ARMISTEAD. AGENT,

ESsrrror or raE CONTINENTAL FIRE Inc Cot
NEW YohK, October IL, 1871.
ITO THOMAS s. ARMIsTEAD, AGENT,
ys sd;. g Of r Ste b1 q .s
Grst ildglces received from our Chicago agent
appeared to be the extsnt If the loss sustained ~
the company al Ch!csgo, and also sry,sca OF ue
ri We assurance to tire customers OF the company
TINT their interests shonld be yell prote ssed.
the scene Of disaster has Changed the limit before
stated.
We congratulate orr agents that our asslrap cEs
as 10 TIE strength OF .he company nave uteI ~
well sustained through the most trying nId.ai
ever Known. Il found us we'll PREPARED. ana
leaves the Company stforger thao tY .r III st'
therefore In claiming from the public our iaii
share OF their good business at sven ra ~, os an.
while rot being excesalVe, WIZ sIaDe W N onr
cuttomers viii receive their snare OF any pr.f!s
Ii be made in the business, While securing "naf -
v sR @ yS99 ndiG Ssden m
ing tie increase Of capital VIZ sS enai We recoSnize
that our rst dnty Is to our customers the h,sn
est rslderstioi for them is e1actIy coincsdens
With The hfghe7t Interests OF our s'ocAh'iu
NEW YORK, October 10. 1871.
THIS company. coafI ming It's state mem OF YES Is.
,.-Lng nr,a.uls = more detailed exhibit Oh us
condition: ..t ~. .-..-..s = soo o,o ~
s Sns nlS esp ociober l. 81
Gross assets. -
Limit OF Cmcsgo ioss sfte as b nxsd Sy
ton .'9i zoo'oe' w
who Roard OF Directors al their regular monthly
meeting (lath iustauu unanimously resolved 10 In
crease the capital STOCK TO .a...... .s !.
..1a ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
the additional amount to be paid In as speedily rs
.fr fl aTOln
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80 ~s q
eprgaAH @GTEE1sss
49,. s,orT NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS. c
~o AND STRANGERS CoAlse

~ p PRICE i CO. are again ~ IL. ,oroal.
,,..,as,ne,s and express daily ere adolnR r ,
=. =, hal, extensive stock of STAPLE anu e. now
nnns Everv ro7e!ty In the dress tns 10 10 s,,,
uUu 49,. aIao. CLohKS AID SHAW o ioi '~''
.,,,d r,nter. IN endless variety. .,,,.
plain a1d Plaid Freu Oh and irisn fop,,'
n, ,a.u poplInq, every shade and quai''!
D.ns,,n,ca and Merinos, all qualities
nI.cr 3rp Graia and Bonnet siikR' 10" '"i-
gains; s,r,nsd:
r,,nInans. Satin Lus,rss, entirely ne"'
Empress Cloths, ,.,.
rsnriet.. Cloths, BohnbazIe 'ioth
TN MOupNING GOODS:
ToIours and Fl .ch Poplins, Otlolna HIS
E Te.uuis " In, ne ratrice. Gro De Nice,
ara he Athens, Double MShaiIs; a'PAe"'' ~
Rnmba zines French and HnGIlsnl, ro,e e.,
" Ecape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Coiia1s' &C.
IN n, sr FIannels, Linens. Cotton and Linen
o,ioai;noa Damask, Towelltng5. Clotn, CaSsi,
ranraa EcatInee, Gents and Ladies' shlrts ana
i,ra wars Socks, Stockings. Bosoms, &c, &C.
All or which win be sold at small profits, and
everv article guaranteed Of best quality. No spe-
cial list OF prices given but let senslble people
&c II 1lol Main, corner Eleventh street.
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Il BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

W BATCHELOR'S AIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world
perfectly harmless reliable, and instantaneous |;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tiuts or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces i'm mediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown. leaves the hair clean, soft
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, Ia BOND STREET, N. Y. tyll-eodIy
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HOTELS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DOARDING.-MIsS GLIB can accommo-
.D date families and single persons with RESI-
DENT BOARD-roomS Il drSt and second q )ors.
DAY BOAKDgRS VIII find the location a Cesira-
Bile one, being convenient TO the business parts of
the city. Terms moderate. Inquire on Marshall
street, second door below Ninth, fn the house
owned by Mr. A. PizzIni oc Is Wv
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SREyER.PLATIsG. &c.

w W. sNEAD, LOCKSMITH, SILL
w. VER-PLArER, AND BEL L-HANGaR.
No. IL NINTH aTREET.-Locks made to order
for dwellings, stores prisons, Iron safes, &C., and
repaired. Bell hanging done with or without
tuoing. Silver-platng OF locks door knobs PLACES.
eschtcheors, hinges, &C., taken of and replaced
attention given 10 all repairing In my line.
Z. oc 2a-lw W. w. SNEAD.
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rOLOKED CONSERVATIVE CLUB
" There Will he q meeting OF the COl.ORFD
CONSERVATIVE CLUS at the hall FORMERLY
known as Hunrcutt's, 1t the corner OF Franklin
aud Governor Streets on WEDNESDAY NIGHT
at 7o'clock.
Nv order of the President JOHN COOLEY.
mr. oa-oL GEORGE LOUIS, Chairman.
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WATCHES, JEWElRY. &c.

A LADY'S HANDSOME GOLD re
"A WATCH FOR $50. -E. kHRSEY 4 IA,
Charles Holel, have on hand large assortment
OF WATCHES and JEW ELhY, which thew are
selling at 4 very small profit. Those in want OF
aeall. ~ cav SS'''
WATCHES, CLOCKS, sILyER-WARE.
PLATED WAKE Of every descrlp-
t0u always Oh hand. oc 24-2w*
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MET IMPORTANT NEWS!

.#5i.. .ss..st. ,....ss i: .ss.py 81
-... ... .4-r| - r.s 49, .a
We lake pleasure in Informing the public that
we shall remain In the store we now occupy until
our Eew store, which 10 being built ut the cor
ner OF Main and Eleventh st.cets is completed.
We have nov OIL hand The largest and best as
sorted stock Ct
DRY GOODS ard BOTTOMS
ever oNlcd b. US, ard are receiving additions
nearly every day, our senior partner being IN the
market watclliL z the chance Tor bargains.
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Elections take place tomorrow in West
Virginia for members of the Constitutional
Convention and of the General Assembly.
The Democrats will carry the State.
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WILSON d SANDS,
w RICHMOND MARBLE WORKS,
CoNER GOVERNOR AND Ross STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.

All kinds OF MARBLE and GRANITE WORK
done. Ali kinds MAETELS-Marble and Slate.
SLABS ofs all kinds for cabinet makers and iron
railing. LETTERING done In German and He
brew. WILLIAM II. LALEY,
~ l-3m Agent.
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GRAND DIVISION.

-. GRAND DIVISION.
soNs OF TEMPERANCEoFV Virginia. :.
yr,uE OFFICERS AND MEMBERs OF
his grand body, resident In TINS scity. W'li
mae, on 'THIS wednesday, nv ENINu a.
n'cIocI at the Fxcht nge Hotel. no business VIII
hs transacted except to adjourn for one week.
' oc Is It 7. Wiley DAVIS, Grand scribe.
T1VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
roE % ~ H0f,nERs Of THE JAMES RIVER
t-n Y SSNaWIJh COMPANY will be held ST
the company's office, in this city. w EDSESDAf,
Noye,nuar lst 1871 Ut 10 O'Clock 4. ID.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Yno,o all men by these presents, That We, the
suD c,ibers, being Stockholders in the James
River and Kanawha Company, 90 hereby consul.
int and appoint --- our true anu lawful
attorney and proxy to represent each OF us In all
general NEE ings Of the stockholders OF said co!-
many held within six months from and aller tha
date hereof, when we arc not personally present
or represented by some other proxy, with fall
power and authority 1t such general meetings 10
give such vote or votes, and 10 90 sucl DINER act
or acts, as each Of US could give or DO IS q mem
Der OF said meetings IL we were personally pres
emit; and we Go e-oby ratify and connrm what
ever vote or votes, act or acts, our said attorney
may lawfully give or do for us in o. the
authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands aud sc 'ls this - day OF
-, one Thousand eight hundred and -.
Test 49,. - IsEAIi
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM 2. MUNFORD.
ocns-SNoyl Secretary.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.
GO

DlANO-FOElES. EEygTH
brated PIANOS of lfallet., Davis Is Co., of Bos-
ton, and A. Weber & Co., New York, regarded by
the leading musicians aud artists the best now
prices.
SECONDHAND PIANOS taken in exchange
for new ones at their full value.
Pianos constantly on haua to let.
TUNING and REPAIRING done IN The best
manner. NJ Ppm
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MILLINERY.

M lLLlNERH.-We have TO- day -,G9, O.
N1 opened our FALL aud WINTER G5NGHG
SrHl. Of MILLINERY also, 4 large %SGS
assortment of UNTRIMMED GOODS, and every
'hriety OF SAShES, SCARFS, NECK-TIES, &c.
which win be sold low.
NJ. WALTON & CO.,
No. 100 Broadstrect, corner Fourth.
0c s0-Pod?w "