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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-29
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One OF the SPLENDID Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
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NAV, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. Will leave
Buffalo daily Except Fridays and Saturdays,) at
sP NJ, Erie the next morning, Cleveland d,n ,a the
cept Sundays and Mondays, for DULUTH and IN.
termediste LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to St. Paul.
and all points In Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail.
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
will be issued by all principal Railroads u st.
Paul by this route, returning via all rail-. Or by
Rail Routes to St. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months Of June, July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore OF Lake Superior. visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage &C.
For further Information, apply TO
b. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
2. T. EVANS: Manager a; T. D; aInra: ana 7: Line. y,
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ROSADAIIS

is Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic. and acts at
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER,
nen2 all impure matter aud building up the
system to q healthy, vigorous condition
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Chipping.
ISHING XCURS IONS.

T.
The beautiful Yacht ELEANOR will make IL
an Excursion to the Blackfsh Banks, start. 80
ing from Southern Wharf every WEDNESDAY aud
FRIDAY, at A, NJ, and returning 10 the after
noon. Lines and Bait furnished on board. Fare
81 so.
The ELEANOR may be chartered at any time
for Private Excursion Parties. Apply to Captain
YOUNG. on hoard. Junl0
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ROSADALIS

IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Wholesale
GOODRICH. WINEMAN i Co., Agents In
Dr. h. BAER, Charleston.
mlr6.ly
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ROSADAI4IS,

endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now q Mary.
!and Conference. formerly Chaplain IN the Con-
federate Army Of Northern Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05
Manchester Items.

CONSERVATIVE BARBEcUE,-The (,onser-
Vatiyes OF Midlothian township held mass
meetlns and gave grand barbecue at Coal
held on Saturday-Socrates Brooks, county
superintendent, chairman. and james A.
Gentry, secretary. Addresses were deliy-
ered by DR.. Walker, Col. Ambers, Messrs.
Clarke, John L. Taylor, Bransford, Han
COCK, Edward Wilson (coloreCi), and 9th.
ers; ine utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
and old Midlothian may be set down as
sure OF doing her duty.
Midlothian claims to be the hammer town.
ship, not that she gives q Conservative ma.
Jorlty, but because she polls every register.
ed Conservative vote. Messrs. Brooks.
Jewett, Clarke, Hundley, and Elicit, the
committee Of arrangements, worked with a
| will, and the dinner and fluid extracts gave
| infinite satisfaction.
| The County Committee met, and Socra.
tes Brooks (chairman), John G. Robertson,
and James A. Gentry, were appointed per.
| maDent secretaries Of the committee.
The committee meet at Matoaca on Sat.
! urday, September 9th, and at Clover Hill
September 18th, Chester on the 23d, aud
| old Courthouse on the 30th.
From all parts of Chesterfield come the
most cheering intelligence, and old Rocky
Ridge may be safely put down as safe for q
good majority for the whole Conservative
| ticket.
At each Of the above meetings refresh
ments will be provided, and general turn.
out OF tho people is requested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

How WIFE WAS SODA Missing Hus
band Returns Home and Finds His Wife
Married Again, but Doesn't Break His Hear
About H.-The following story was related
to the Marion Herald a few days ago by q
friend, who vouches for its truth:
"John Wiley, a rough, broad-shouldered
mOuntaineer, living in an adjoining coun.
ty, volunteered In the COME .erate army in
1865, leaving at home pretty, young wife
to mourn his absence. John was among
the missing at the battle Of spotsylvania
Courthouse, and though the wife refused
to believe that he was dead, the war closed,
ahd the prisoners returned home, but
brought no tidings of John. The wife was
forced now to believe that he was dead. and
for a long time mourned for him and re-
fused to be comforted. AT last, however,
a comforter appeared, In the shape OF a
former sweetheart, named William Smith,
and in 1865 he and the widow were mar
ried. They lived happily together, and
two little cherubs came In process OF time
to bless the union"
Everything went on smoothly until about
a month ago, when husband NO. return
ed. A scene ensued-Wiie tainted and nus
bands went for each other. But finally:
John appreciated the embarrassing sit
uation in which his appearance placed his
wife, and being Of q generous nature, ne
offered to reliDquish to William all claim to
Sarah for the consideration of $500, promts-
ing to 20 away and leave him In undispused
possession of her and the babies. William
paid the money, and the next day John
took up his line Of march for Colorado,
promising never to RETURN"
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justtee r. r
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Mary Vincher (colored), charged with in.
vadine the rooms or Fannie Scott, casting
out the furniture Of the same, using bad
language, and creating q disturbance. Dis.
missed. am
hary Pleasants (coloreO, charged with
beating the infant child OF q. j. Parking.
ton. Fined $3.50.
Washington George and Charles Hare
(colored), charged with being common
thieves and vagrants. Security required Ill
the sum of 800 for six months.
Charlotte Slater (cOlored), charged with
assauting and beating Janett Small, and
Janett Small, charged with assaulting and
striking Charlotte Slater. Charlotte was
fined $3.50 and Mrs. Small discharged.
Mahala Gray (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking Caroline Robinson.
Discharged. M 5a. .@ -
Julia Jackson (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking Elizabeth Epps. Con.
tinued until wednesday.
Fanny Randolph, charged with stealing
$3.50 In United States currency, the prop
eriy of Chas. Palmer (colored, was dis
charged. 1.es
Mary Williams (colored), charged with
cruelty beating her child. Joseph Williams,
with q cowhide. Fined 81. ~" 2
Francis Scott, charged with assaultlng
and abusing Mary Ann Vincher. Dis
charged.
Lizzie Epps and John Byrd, charged
with assaulting and striking Julia Jackson
with brick. Continued until Wednes-
day,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

BREAKING UP THR THIEvEs.-For some
time past the police and detective forces OF
the CITY have been actively engaged in ar
resting notorious city thieves and vagrants
and bringing them before Justice White
under the vagrant ordinance of the city:
Hardly day has passed until recently that
two or three have not been required to give
security for their good behavior, and now
the number here has been 80 reduced that
those who are still at large are afraid to make
their appearance; and so the gangs are
pretty we'll broken up. The present good
order of the city, however, and the small
number of acknowledged thieves who nave
not yet been arrested, will only have the
effect of making the officers even more vigil
lant and determined to rid Richmond en-
tirely of the vagrants and plunderers who
may still be in our midst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

BURNING OF AN EXTENSIVE NAIL MILL AT
WHEELING Wheeltnq, W. Va, Sept. a.
The Wheeling Iron and Nail Company's
mill, situated ut the upper end Of the city,
was totally destroyed by fire this after.
noon. The building being OF wood and
very dry burned with great rapidtty. The
mill was one Of the largest In the west. IL
contained SO nail machines and all Inc me-
cessnrv rolls and furnaces for msnufactur.
ino nails. In addition to the nail mill the
company operated large bar-iron depart
ment. Everything was destroyed. Fuliy
800 men are thrown out OF employment.
Loss, $500, 900 insurance, sl20,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

A NEGRO DANcE-HoUsE CONVERTED INTO
of ..the wickedest man in New York."
which was turned into place of prayer
and praise by devout missionaries, has q
counterpart In Richmond. On last Sunday
a largely attended prayer-meetins was held
in Bob Spriggs's dance-house and drinking
saloon, on Cary street, near 18th, which
has been one OF the most disreputable es-
adjustments of the kind in this city. Only
q fewfweeks ago about forty negro prosti.
tutes and their friends were captured in
this house by party Of police on raid,
and carried before Justice W hite. We hope
the prayer. meetings may be kept up. The
neighbors may then enjoy quiet night now
and then. - .srs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

FOREIGN TELEGRAMs-Sentenc Of Com
muntsts. ts.-Versailles, Sept. 3-The court
martial having been deliberating with
closed doors since O'Clock this morning,
has just pronounced the following SEN
tences on the members Of the Commune
brought before it for trial Ferre and Lul-
lier are condemned to suffer death ; Urbain
and Trinquet to Imprisonment for life and
hard labor; AsSy, Grousset, Ferdure and
Ferrat to deportation and confinement in
fortresses; Jourde and NastouI to. simple
deportation; Courbet to six months i'm
Drisonment and 4 fine OF 500 francs; Gle
ment to three months imprisonment Des-
champs and Parent are acquitted. 1t is also
stated that 81. BrisSy has been condemned
10 suffer death.
The court.martial at Versailles will sus-
pend its sittinSs for three days, after which
it will take up The cases OF Cayalrlers,
Rochefort, Rossel, and Maroteau. The fe-
male prisoners accused OF firing the build
fngs with petroleum will be tried before
separate tribunal tomorrow.
The mortality returns Of Paris for the
past week show S48 deaths, of which four
were from cholera.
Sailing Of Prince Aleris.-St. Petersburg,
September 3.-The Grand Duke Alexis
sailed to-day in the frlgate Sweetland for the
United States. The Emperor OF Russia has
gone to the Caucasus and the Empress to
the Crimea.
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POPULATION OF RIcHnoss.-- Gilliss. new

POPULATION OF RIcHHosp.--G Gilliss new
City Directory for 1S71z72 gives the follow.
ing facts and figures: The total population
Of Richmond, according to the late census
returns, is 51,03S. Total number Of white
males, 13,42S; white females, 1880. col.
ored males, ID, 200 !; colored females, 12,90l;
excess of white female population, 1,072 |;
excess Of colored females, 1852; total ex.
sssssiye female population, a,754. Number
un1,naa males twenty-one years old and
| Sipgia1a' ioreian h,1i, L, ,7ss; number OF males OF
or u fera,aa ulrth, 1861; number Of females
eity .vus,gn whag birth, LIT; number Id the
ia ss soH wao cannot read, 1893; cannot write,
| her of f,rs;m ;mhoer o.. dwellings,, 8,007 num-
s17 M 40 ~ a'aas'!es, S7s2 value OF real estate,
$50. The population Is tb,ls plSRgf SIx;dsd
son, 20 aa4 1892; 15; Madison ID, 1,sos; Asnroe, %
l4,zsa, Glay, 6.l0l. These Compilations
were made before Jackson Ward was con. con.
strncted out Of the northern portions 0o Of
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and CLAW. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

We paid visit to the Dollar Store, oh and
Main streets, on Saturday, and to our surprise
find 1t to be equal TO any one In the country. The
articles offered there ut one dollar cannot bs
bought any where for double The money, and to US
1t Is m ystery how they can sell them at figure
that does notpay for materitl. We bought large
LOOKING g-glass and some steel epgrayings there
that we know never we're made for the money.
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ILL Main, and 9th and Cary ssres

JOB cali the attention OF raer.
chants, clerks OF courts, sherifs, lawyers. rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing to tbs fscf-
ties offered at the DIsPATcH PRINTING ESrAB.
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bi1-Heads. Lsftar-Hseds.
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets.
Tags, Hand-Bills. Catalogues, Bills OF Fare SHOW.
Bills, Checks. Drafts, &e., &c, DO. Satisfaction
ON ps ntacd = r. 49, - --tEsrt
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A REPUBLICAN BREEZE IN NEW YORK.
The New York Tribune asserted a few days
ago that the Republican committee of that
State was largely composed of and practi-
caliy controlled by federal office e-holders.
Upon this Mir. Alonzo G. Cornell, chair
man, writes public letter, showing that
there are but twelve custom-house attaches
on said committee. Mr.. Greeley replies by
an open letter to Mr. Cornell, giving the
names of nearly fifty federal ofiice-holders
out of the whole number Of 147 COMMITTEES
men, and concludes with vigorous adjura-
tion to Mr.. Cornell "to make retraction
of the falsehood contained in the letter to
which this is an answer"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

THE CHESTERFIELD RADICALS IN CoUN
CIL-MaddoJ and EdDdrdS Renon,i7latec
for the LegisLature.-rhe Radical Conven
| ton to nominate candidates for member!
Of The General Assembly and for county
| officers, met at Chester on yesterday. After
some caucuSlng at the house of S. r. Mad
doX the Convention assembled at Hayward!
Hotel. Full delegations were present from
| all the townships.
S. f. Maddox, chairman OF the County
| Committee, read the call for the ConYen
ton.
Richard Woodbridge (colored), and W
L. Holt (white) were nominated for chair.
man. Woodbridge was chosen.
Chas. E. Robbins (white), of Midlothian,
was chosen secretary.
| A committee of seven We're appointed tc
recommend permanent officers. They re.
tired and reported WIN. T. Martin, Of Man.
chester, for president, and Chas. 4. Rob
bins and w. L: Holt (white), secretaries.
| The convention then proceeded to make
nominations. Ballard 7. Edwards and
Samuel +. Maddox wero nominated for the
legislature; w. ~. Beazley for county
for Commonwcalth's attorney II. W. Hey,
of Manchester, for sheriff; Mr.. David Yates,
Of Bermuda, for county treasurer.
! The present county committee was re.
tanned, aud the people of the township all.
| thoriZcd TO ill vacancies that now exist or
may exist.
Thanks were returned Captain Hayward
for courtcsies extended, and the convcn-
ton adjourned.
The reporters for oil papers present were
invited to seats at the chairman's table.
The day passed off quietly, there being
but one difficulty, and that not 4 political
one. BY the agreement entered into, il
Bcazley is clerk George L. Marble, brother
in.law Of Maddox, will be deputy. We
trust every effort will be made to keep this
brace Of worthless from coming into posses
| sion of the county records, as this would
! be greater calamity than to have Edwards
and Maddox in the Legislature.
An effort was made TO induce Yates, the
defeated candidate for sheriff, to accept the
| deputy's place in the event Of Rey's elec-
! ton, but he refused.
| The ticket is a weak one, and will be
easily defeated. All the Conservatives have
| to do is to labor without ceasing, and a glO.
| rious victory awaits them.
A mass meeting in the evening was adj
| dressed by Maddox and Lewis Lindsey 10
characteristic speeches. John Cooley and
Abram Hall were on the ground, but the
arrival of the train prevented reply.
| Maddox and Edwards were chosen dele.
gates to the State Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

THE PATRONS or c. r. BEES will be graf fed to
learn that he wall re-op.n n bis PHOTOGRAPH GAL.
LERY t'ecantly dam ssed by fre) in lew d&ys
with new apparatus and material, fresh stock 0 (
frames cases, &C., and ali the latest and best nov
cities In his line. Mr. Rees's friends on visiting
the reftted gallery will find that his loss has re
suited In their gain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

OF" CoMpANY.-This company held a
meeting last night, the results of which are
most gratifying In regard to the ultimate
organization OF the corps. Over fifty good
ana true members are now enrolled, and
the unltorming OF the company has been
oraerea, and we may hope soon to see It,
as IN former days, parade our streets with
full ranks, and second to none.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

BURNING OF TIE CoNsoRT or rur su,n
Y1KaiNlA DARE.-Many citizens of Ricb.
mona and Manchester were surnriSed an
sunday, evening at the silence of the tirel un
alarm bells while the heavens were hriI
iiantty Illuminated as if by LARGE fire. i,
the heart OF the city, and residents remote
rom Rockets and Church Hill induloed IN
many mistaken, ,speculations as to the anna
rem. rent ldleness of the Fire Department. The
llSnC was IN reality caused by the burning
OF an unfinished ship which has long lain
on the stocks on the south side of James
river, just opposite Rockets. On SUNDAY
al,ernoon about O'Clock she was discover.
eu 20 De on hre, and the flames continued
10 70 lisht up the sky until nearly midnight.
tne spectacle OF aship on fire is rare and
peautltul one and on this occasion IL was
| enjoyed by hundreds of persons. aatherad I
! on Libby Hill and on the wharyes. who
Will not have such an opportunity again.
The ship burned was anonymous. as she
had never been launched or had the bottle
broken over her PROV, She was one O
two vessels owned by the Richmond ant
Liverpool Packet Company.
This association was organized in tbi
city in 1859 or 1860, for the purpose Of en-
couraging and carrying on direct trad,
between Richmond and Liverpool. Messrs
John Purcell, David J. Saunders, and VIM
g.. Paine, were appointed committee t.
superintend the building of two ships fol
this purpose. One Of these-the Virgini;
Dare, was completed in Baltimore ant
was sent to Europe at the outbreak of the
| war, which frustrated the plans of The
! company. Her conso1t was the skeleton
ship burned as stated above. We ought tt
add that since the war she was sold by tht
company, and the loss now falls upon MIR
John j. Abrahams, of Baltimore. The tirt
| was the work OF some mschieyous bows
who ought TO be caught and severely pun
| ished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

STONED TO DEATH.-The colored man
whose accidental woundipg by rock
thrown by some boys at canal boat, was
recorded in our last issue, was so severely
injured that he died on yesterday morning.
The name Of the poor fellow still remains
unknown. His wounds received careful at
tention from Dr.. Geo. Ross. The party who
threw the rock has not yet been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

Mill BURNED.-On last Wednesday night
mill, situated about two miles from
Negrotoot, on the South Anna river, was
burned. It was owned by S. s. Mallory,
and rented by MesSrs. Lawrence & Bum
pass. About 800 bushels of wheat and
some flour were consumed by the flames.
Their entire loss is estimated at $2 800, and
there was no insurance on the property,
The fire is supposed to have been the work
Of an incendiary.
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GREELEY MEANS FIGHr.-The Republican

GREELEY MEANS FIGHr.-The Republican
committee in New York, over which Mir
Greeley presides, resolved to keep up its
organization in defiance Of the action of the
State Convention. 1t provided for the
election of delegates to State and county
conventions on the 18th instant, three
weeks before the State Convention assem-
bles. This means, unless the "custoIn-
house" organization Yields, that Greeley'S
(as the other swing" says) open the way
for an easy victory to the Democracy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

HEHRICo COUNTY CoURT-Hon. e. G.
Minor, Judge.-In this court yesterday
there was no business disposed Of except
of civil nature, and consequently nothing
of public interest.
will be called on Friday next, the 8th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

The song, "Reaping," was sung, and
recitations, heard from the scholars OF the
several schools, after which the schools
were addressed by Rev. MIR. Butler, and by
Walter Il. Brooks, of the Lincoln Univer-
sity. The Union then adjourned, to meet
at the First Church on the first Sunday in
Ortohar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

CANE PLENTIPUL.--Sportsmen represent
that game promises to be very plentiful in
the counties about Richmond this season.
The foxes are destroying good many rab-
bits, but are being hunted down. Two
deer us white az the driven snow were seen
On the farm of Mr. Nathaniel Riyes, in New
Kent county, few days ago. Par,ridges
are abundant, and promise tine sport.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

COOK 4 LAUGHToN VIII cell Mt 10 A. NJ, for
w. II. Lyme, executor, ut the residence on
Broad, between 18th and csth streets, an aesort.
mcnt or household furniture, &c.
COOK & LAUGHT0N will sell at 10 o'ol3ck fur
niture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

Delegates to the American Horticultural and
Pathological Fair should not fail TO visit PIzzr-
Nrs beautiful store ard fine ice-cream saloon.
he can supply them with the incest candies,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

CoLoREp SuNDAY.ScHooL UNION. The
regular meeting Of the Colored Sabbath
school Union of Richmond was held at the
Bloody-run Baptist Church, Church Hill,
the president in the chair and John G..
Baugh secretary. The exercises were COM
menced by singing, after which the 1st
Psalm was read by Rev. Mr. Butler, agent
for the Macedonian and Recorder. Reports
were received from the following schools:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

AN elegant assortment OF seal and DIAMOND
rIn rev STYLES OF silver ware, 6ne watches, ana
bexuttsul Jewelry, just received at JNo. a. TrL1sA
Il Co. new store, llo7 Mstn street, opposite ff,ss
National Bank. 9slsafr rSg.s siSx5e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

PHOTOGRAPHY seems to be the most progrts.
sive of all the arts. On recent visit to that cell
ebrated studio, the "LKE" Gallery, we are COM
PEELED to confess that we have never seen such
nelike pictures and at prices within the reach Of
all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

Do NOT DELAY.-Bisag egcnt ft< the Glover
Hill Company, am selling their superior coal at
oompanY's prices. l. Has not advanced last fall
II Will be this. Hence consumers shsuld buy row.
Extra anthracite coal In yard. ready for deiiyery.
VIII be higher. Better buy now.
t ]. b. WATxINs,
ILL Main, and 9th and Cary ssrests.,