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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-07

We are grateful to our contemporaries for
their kind illusions to the protractcd illness
of the senior editor Of the Dispatch, who IS
now rapidly recovering his strength and
health, but not fully at his post, as our kind
neighbor of the Wing said yesterday. he
hopes to be fully In harness in few days.
Most unfortunately Mr.. WILLIAM +. DRl*K'
ARP, assistant editor and news director OF the
paper, has been physically disabled for even
a longer period than that of the suierings OF
the editor, and the paper has been deprived
of his valuable services. He, too, will soon
be at his post. This statement is made be-
cause of publications referred TO, and in no
wise reflects upon those who have SO cleverly
supplied the places disease made vacant
We beg pardon for these personalities. our
readers will bear us out in the remark that
the Dispatch is not much given to them.
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voting
FOR GREELEY.


IF there are changes IN this tablc-and oil
course there will be some--thcy are hkcly
to be in favor of GRANT. Virginia DO"
seems as likely TO 90 for GKAST AS for GREE
LEY. and Louisiana is claimed by both parties.
As TO the result in this State, to speak
more definitely, our reports are not so favor
able as on yesterday. Virginia will probably
be the most closely contested State In the
Union. incomplete returns from 40 coun'
tics show Conservative loss of over 1900
on the vote Of 1901 If this rate of loss con-
tinues GRANT will carry the State. Of the
Congressional candidates we elect BRAxToS,
DAVIS probably, HUNToS, WHITEHEAD, HAIR
RIs, and BowEs; and the Radicals elect PLArT,
STowELL, and SMITH. There seems to be little
donb. of the defeat of Captain WISE, the gal
liant standard. bearer Of the Conservatives Of
the Third District, and this dishcartcnins
result Is mainly chargeable to the stay-at-
home voters in the city of Richmond.
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NE MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1872
r. II. PRICE & co.
have Just opened beautiful line of newest shades
SATTEENS, REPS, OTTOMhNS,
IRISH aud FRENCH POPLINS.
BLACK aud COLORED GROS GRAINS,
TYCOON REPS, POPLlN EELOURS,
DELAlNES. SATlNS, &C.
MOURNING GOODS in
1ancse. Cretons, Poplins. Mohairs,
Alpacas, Nelours Ottomans, Reps.
Bomlazincs, Grapes, and Grape Wells, &c.
In STAPLES:
Blankets, Flannes, Prints, Plaid Linscys,
pomcsics, Hosiery, Slectings. Cottons,
Towels, Socks, Underwear, Bosoins,
Collars. Lace Sets, Gloves, &C., SC.
ocos T. r. PRICE & CO.
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yROSADALIS.--S. Fronts, Principal
of Poplar Tent Academy, near Concord, \. o.. anu
who has used Rosadalis for 1ncipient Consumpti.h'
says:
llama living monument of the marvellous elects
OF your Rosadalis.
BY the time | had taken the sixth bottle my cough
and other concOmitant symptoms had entirely ielt
me; In short. regarded myself as rescued from Inc
grave by your wonderful medicine, for | verify De-
licvc would not have lived through the present
summer had only the Ordinary remedies been EN-
ploycd may be WE'LL also, to state that from boy
hood have had an eruption on my legs'Shich nothing
would ever remove. 1t has entirely disappeared
can Dear witness to the fact that RoSadalls VIII
cure Consumption in its early stages" DO 9-eod2w
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The Latest Estimates.

The latest dispatches serve only 10 MAKE
more apparent the overwhelming victory OF
the Administration party. Atrrescnt u secl''s
that the electoral votes OF the sovera' s'ate'
will, be cast as shown In the appended sapie.
General GRANT win have eG6 votes anu M
ssErtEr 100. Four years ago, when MISSES
slppi. Texas, and Virginia die not Vo'e'
grant had s1a and SEYMOUR 70. There are
now ses votes in the electoral college; there
were then 1913, excluding the three states not
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nEATHS.

r,od suddenly, from a fall, on the 9Th Instant.
ptNJtL W. WEISIGER. aged forty-nine years,
Ielving wife and several children. 18Th, e.uo.,
ITS funeral VIII take place from Leigh-Strcet
J,.nt;st Church FRIDAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock
Mi,i ', ~. -. v ", 49, "''0 ~ 2t*
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and harassments OF the people In . section
al aizais We do see every motive WINCH
should prompt General GRANT to sudeayof
ID raeiticate the country and restore frater-
mn, relations to the sections by equality and
impartial administration over the land ana
freedom and security to ali the people. lie
should indeed now "Let us haze peace
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me- sCROFULA is the dread disease

ME- SCROFULA is the dread disease
which annually sweeps It's thousands I" the grave
1t makes its appearance in many forms-in con-
SUMPTION glandular swellings, rheumattsni' cu'I
neous diseases many of the affections Win Which
females are troubled, &C. Perhaps no one Is Wholly
free from It's faint. The only way II can esnccess
fully treated Is through the medium of the circula-
ton, Ills a blood disease. DIR. TUFTS ShRSa-
PARILLA and QUEENS DELIGHT possesses the
qualities to expel 1t from the system ana restore
perfect health. Being free from violent minerals. IL
may be taken with safety by old and young. Inc
most delicate female may take IL at any time.
If your child has worms, or a bad BREATH or sal
low complexion, or restless Mt night or no appe-
ttc, or general bad health. give 1t DR. loiI
LIVER PILLS. 1t will soon he restored.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR-DYE contains no sugar VI
lead. 10 z-ueo"i"""
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sss,rs-s an. ,roTzGEa.

s TsE HORSE tEiPIO BY I r-- z 49, =,
,,Sny f.itiy fried composition q our own on -.
and other horses With The ver rest fes.s' =, mat
offer these powders to die pablic, ana can s a.. n
white we do not by any meats snafantete. ~. "A
every case We really think the cofiposi.lon
ta bes, adantcd TO these cases. Price, SO Cents Psi
,.aot,sc L. WAGNER & CO., Drugsisss,
paIAae .,s sixth and Broad streets.
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MI CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO

MT CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
1909 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE Pos1-oFflcE'
call special attention to their
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
NEW CLOAkS,
SHAWLs,
sCARFs.
They are now receiving by every steamer large
additions to their stock In general, which they VIII
sell at the lowest market prices. GEO
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MTBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

MT BATCH LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world.
The only trlc and perfect dye. Harmless reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridcu-
lous tInts or unpleasant Odor. Remedies the Ill
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces 1mmc-
diaiely superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed ". 4. BATCIIELOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BATCIiELOE,
So 3o-rod Proprietor, New York.
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GAVE YOUR H0RSESl SAVE YOUR
~ HORSES Prepared food for sick horses
tempting. nutritious, md strengtheDtng-for sale,
ana delivered free in any part of the city. jly
3 - MOORE IL GGt1DS0NS,
s3Sa.-s+sA5ti . Foed and Produce Dealers, =.
~ ~ 5n7 Seventh street
I no between Broad and Marshall.
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Personal.

I WISH MY son, FREDERICK CHRIS
Il TAN, to call at the residence Of Captain Thomas
u. Wilkinson, fNo. 2i00 Twenty-tirst and Gricn
streets, Church Hiil) In whose seryiceI am. lie
Will here lind his ,ucihcr, SALLY SEwELI, who is
very anxious concerning him. no 7-lts
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@oUR HORSEPOWER HAS BEE ~
tried and pronounced the best remedy againss ".
prevailing horse disease, Is proved by us
our own and other lorses. If useh properis' W."
the liniment, will give Keller In t"elity-ioa, cn
W. saiohy l.. WAGNER Co.
'oi s Druggists.
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G1 FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
W. THE BEST, PRETTIEST, AND
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS!


CHEAPEST DRY GOODS!
We have lust received large additions to our stock
from closing out sales in New York, and offer the
greatest bargains since old times before the war.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at CSC. and soc. per yard
Latest style BROCADE POPLINS at doc. and SOC.
Finest ALL-WOOL SATTEENS new shades, 75c.
Heavy corded SILK BELOUR FOPLlNS ut 81 per
yard:
IRISH POPLINS, silk and WOOL tweniy-sevcn
inches WIDE $3.50;
JAPANESE SILKS ut 40c. worth 75c.;
COLORED DRESS SILKS, new shades at $3.50
per yard:
BLACK ALPACAS at 38c. to Soc, superior make
EMPRESS CLOTHS, all colors, soc. TO 75c. per
yard:
ALL-woOL WHITE FLANNEL at acc. worth
doc. per yard:
Handsome STRIPED SIlAWLS from 81 to $40;
The very latest styles CL0AkS from Sc to SIS;
Hundreds of other desirable article; ut the very
lowest prices at "a.a.
WILLIAM THALHIMER 4 SONS,
1913 Main street. opposite the post-ohice and
6Ol Broad street corner sixth,
c2s Richmond, Va.
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FURNITURE. &c.
A RTuITR ROONEY,

A RTHUR ROONEY. n
"A FURNITURE WARFROOMS. IN,
GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS. IES1
Have finished Improvements of warerooms. aud
just returned from the North and West with large
and well selected stock Of WALNUT and LOW
PRICED GOODS. Also on hand, HOMEMADE
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES of all kinds. !
warrant satisfactiOIs IA usual. Very respectfully
ARTHUR ROONEY,
SCI 20 Governor and 1907 Franklin street.
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vl,HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
4 Of the CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
will take place THIS EVENING, in the basement
Of the Cathedral, at q O'Clock. Members are re-
quesled to come prepared for late assessments by
order Of the President.
no 7-ltt JOSEPH W. LAUBE Secretary.
NNUAL MEETING.-The tortieth an
N nuul meeting of the shareholders Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the Office
of the company, IN Richmond on WEDNESDAY
the 10Th of November, ls7e at 10 O'Clock NJ.
no !-,d !. B. WINSTON, Secretary.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
JULIUS SICLE.
411 BROAD STnEET.

NIalIL AMI w IN / Eli I'M NoOD..
JULIUS sYCLE.
413 BROAD STREET.
I am now prepared TO offer to my friends and the
public the bcst-seected stock of DRY GOODS
have ever had and Mt prices rs low can be sold,
consisting In part Of
SATTEEES. all shades:
Empress Cloths and Alpacls. black unl colored;
Solid and Striped Porllns.
4 beautiful line Of Reps, Tamse Cloth, Bombazine
and McrinOs Eelreteens AMI Plush, latest shades;
Cassmeres and WATERPROOF Cloths;
a full line of White AID COlorcd FlannCls, French
Flaunels. solid check, and plaid:
Quilts and Blankets, large stock;
Shawls. all kinds and prices: Gents Furnishing
Goods, Ladies' and Chtldren's Merno Vests, Collars
Notions: also. large lot Of Fnrs. Towels Napkins.
oc 7 AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
HAVING RENTED MY STORE AND
IL sold my entire stock of fancy goods
and notions To Mr.. f. l.. Granger, shall offer for
the next forty-fve days the balance Of my stock,
consisting OF
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
u, prime cost, wholesale and retail.
s. HIRSn,
sees 627 Broad street.
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GOAL, COKE, WOOD.-By schooners
~ McShain, Ocean Bird, aud Morning Light ! am
ASH EGG, STOVE, and CHESTNUT ASTHRA-
CITE COAL, for sale at the very lowest market
rates. Also full supply, At Company's g!ices;WE
COAL tbtunIinou for CRATES, Sc. The best CUoh.
ING COKE. Also MACurNE-SaWED and SILL,
OAK and PINE WOOD Of une4ualea quality,
Is convenient aud economical. Also the best GU
BERLAND COAL. for manufacturing .purIrs's
For fuel OF any kind apply to the subscriber,
Anthracite coal screened and WEIGHED:
J. b. " .&TklNs,
I'LL Main street and Ninth and Cary streets
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WOOD AND COAL

COKE, COKE! COAL! CuAL.-B.
OCOTTRELL, Ninth aud Basin, has on hand
supply of SOFT COKE, hsil and lump; also, re-
ceviGg cargo ANTHRACITE, best Ben Franklin.
All in want will please give him Il call. noi-l"
GOAL AND WOOD.-Best ANTliRA.
" CITE COAL. Of all sizes and at lowest rates;
well screamed and full weight guaranteed Alto,
best OAK and PINE WOOD and CLOVER HILL
COAL al lowest cash prices. Call and satisfy ynar-
selves, and IL can't satisfy you will not slSnlrr
other dealers. Nineteenth and Cary, or 1Q- .'tIce
street lse27l {. Ii. PAGE
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THE woRKHoqsE MYSTERY.


Testimony Of Two MISUNDERSTANDING,
II not Criminal Neglect OF q Dying
Man.
Deputy Coroner Cushman yesterday afternoon
examined two witnesses In the case Of Eugene
Slattery mot Sav0ry, as previously printed, the
unfortunate man who was sent to the W0rkhouse
In dying condition, as stated In the HERALD Of
Tuesday. Mary Terry, Of 70 Frankfort street. testi
fed that Slattery had been boarding with her for
three years, but left some time ago; on Monday
morning last he returned under the influence Of
liquor, he having been turned out OF his boarding
house, 307 Pearl street. because he had delirlum
tremens; on Friday OF last week he fell
witness found him at the foot OF the stars he had
the horrors, and she, becoming frightened, called
an of1lcer, who took him away gently; the witness
thinks deceased received his injuries by falling
down stairs
Edward Dalton, an officer of the Fourth precinct,
testified that shortly before three O'Clock on Friday
afternoon he was called by Mrs. Terry, OF 70 Frank
fort street, and requested to remeve man who
ness went In and found deceased lying on a sofa;
asked him what was the matter, and he said he
wanted to 60 home he was told to do so,
and walked on towards Pearl street; after
Sgs ses sns fell he nr then eei bens s vssy
much intoxicated; Munler took deceased into the
back room Of the station house and there the door,
man dressed his head; at that time deceased was
to lock the deceased up till morning and the next
morning Slattery was tsssen to the Tombs and ne
was then able to speak; afterwards 1t was found
be was not able to go into the prisoners box, we
took him down stairs; he was placed In q cell and
the man In charge said he would inform the doctor
as soon az he came In.
The investigation Is to be continued and the
responsibility placed where 1t properly belongs.
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C0LORED LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONVEN.
TON,

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 25 1872.
The Colored National Liberal Republican Con-
venton met at noon to-day and opened
with devotional exercises. Delegates were
present from twenty-five States The Con-
vention was called to order by W. II. Cham.
bcrs, OF indianapolis, chairman Of the National
Executive Committee, who was chosen temporary
chairman, after which committee on permanent
organization was appointed, when the Convention
adjourned till afternoon.
Upon the reassembling OF the Convention well
coming address was delivered by Richard A. Jones,
after which w. N. Saunders, of Maryland, was
elected permanent chairman and delivered long
address, mainly on the Importance OF this move
ment to the col0red race.
The Usual committees were appointed including
q committee to draw up declaration OF prin-
cpes
The following letter from Horace Greeley was
then read and received with APPLAUSE
NEW YoaK, Sept Q, 1872
GxNrLknHyr trust the day is at hand when we shall
know nothing Of any mans color, but esteem and
trust him he shall conduct himself rs a man and q
citizen For the present acquiesce In the expedency OF
holding convention Of colored men but hope they
deliberations may strongly condqee 2 this end am,
yours HORACE 0REkTEY.
After some unimportant business the meeting
adjourned till ten O'Clock tomorrow. The Conven-
ton is not large, but 10 an intelligent body Of men,
and created q favorable impression. The speeches
are up to the standard OF similar white assemblages
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THE FARMERS MILK CONVENTION.

The Farmers Convention, which met at AS
socia ton Hall, Twenty-third street and Fourth
avenue, adjourned yesterday without coming
to any satisfactory settlement as to the amalgama-
ton OF the two associations known the Farmers
Milk Company and the United Farmers Associa-
ton. II was admitted by both sides that some
thing ought to be done to bring producers OF milk
directly In relation with the consumers but differ
ence OF opinion prevailed as to how this ought to
be done one side saying that the business ought to
be worked up gradually, while the other main
tanned that no action should be taken until the pro-
ducers were ready to supply the entire city.
At the meeting Of the Convention yesterday the
committee on conference reported that agreement
was Impossible. II was then decided that the
committee should be allowed some few weeks for
further EFFORTS in seeking to procure harmony OF
views, and that the Convention should next as
semble subject to the call Of the committee
Before adjournment lively discussion was had
regarding the working OF the Farmers MIX Com
pany OF the rival organizations, during Its first
year Of existence, the result being that those diff
iering with the views Of that company retired from
the Hall.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN THE UNITED
STATES PUBLIC STORE.
Over One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth OF GoOda Abstracted.

Over One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth OF Goods Abstracted.
During the past week considerable excitement
has existed among the ofcials Of the United states
Public Store In Greenwich street, owing to the
mysterious disappearance OF six valuable cases OF
goods containing silks, laces and velvets, said to
be worth from one hundred thousand dollars to
one hundred and eighty thousand dollars. Five Of
these cases were examined in the store, with in
structions to have them sent to warehouses
were passed by Day and Hart, the exam.
liners, after which they were given In
charge Of the delivery clerks to be sent to
instructions having been received that the owners
cart would call for II, was sent down stairs but was
never received by the owners, and after leaving
the examining room disappeared. together with the
have gone to different sides OF the store. The
owner Of the single case, upon applying for his
after searching the different warehouses where the
case might have been sent. by mistake, could find
no trace OF 1t. The owners OF the other cases
In several places but in vain, and 1t was then that
the first faint suspicious, which grew, as the day
passed without any intelligence OF the missing
had been effected. Detectives were Immediately
employed who made diligent search In oil directions,
but without effect The officials In charge became
discovery OF the robbery, feeling convinced that
1t was the result OF a deep.laid conspiracy con-
cocted with the assistance OF some one intimately
partments in the store, and perhaps with some Of
the higher offcials The two delivery clerks,
Thomas kipp and Harding, whose duty IT Is to see
tination were yesterday suspended without pay,
and other oflcials are under surveillance. Up to
last night not the slightest clue had been found 10
as 70 the means employed IN getting the goods out
OF the building.
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pei the most earnest attention from the whole vast
auditory and was logically hinged from beginning
10 end and marked by Q etatesmanlike power OF
elOquence and emphasis. Az soon as the applause
had subsidized the chairman introduced Q "cullud
pusson," who proceeded to deliver q rambling,
nivolous TRADE on politics, but as his remarks
were without any value or coherent significance
we cannot devote the space to reproduce them here
ings by q brief humorous address, and the large
audience, after uniting In three rousing cheers for
the radical ticket, concluded to separate ana
enected their purpose In the most orderly manner.
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AQUATIC NOTE.

The sappho and Dauntess boat clubs, Of the Hars
lem River null match to-day in fouroared shells.
The steamer chartered By the saPRno Sluv se a
accompany the race VIII leave m0SEisan~ o"SA<
Harlem, at 4:45 p. n.
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AN INSURANCE COMPANY DEFEATED.

Verdict for s17s,OOO Against tho United
states Insurance Company 1T St.
Loais-The Case Appealed.
So. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. rs, 1872.
In the United states Circuit Court yesterday, In
the case OF Hening b Pearce, OF New York, against
the United States Insurance Company to recover
the value of cotton burned on the steamer Progress
sion, In the lower Mississippi River, during the
war, the Jury gave verdict for the pls,ntns IN the
sum OF S178OOO. The case will probably be ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court OF the United States.