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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-06
.,ii'--ti" BY Grnbbs s Williams.
Il Auctonecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

..
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY De-
i SIRABLE BRICK DWELLING AT THE
.NORTHWEs EST CORNER Of LEIGH ANDTHIRD
STREETS AT. AUCTIOE.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed by Robert Cartwright and wife to the
Subscribers as trustees, dated Goth Dccember 1910.
and duly recorded In the Chancery Court Office, we
will sell Mt auction, upon the premises, on TIES
DAY. June 18th, at S O'Clock z. ~, the DIV FALL
ING occupied by him. situated as above II he; three
rooms In the basement, two Oh the first floor, be-
sides pantry, two chambers, with dressins-ronms
to each, and bathroom on second story; lMo
rooms and closet In the attic. The kitchen Is also
of brick with five rooms besides f,ielrooln. The
premises ARE In good order throughout. II ;.
The property will be sold rs whole, or SUD
divided rs may he deemed best 1T the time oil sale
The ncighborl,ood Is In pleasant and improving
one and this residence affords ~ much oil real coal
fort rs can he obtained ut the same cost elsewhere III
the city.
TEnMs: One fourth cash; balance at three, six.
nine and twelve months. for negotiable notes, VIII
= JOHN y. STfGER,
A. u. WILLIAMS, >
my an Trustees.
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by $. n. Davis.
pa,I Estlfp Agent and AuctiOneer,

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
ID llOS.-At the request Of the owner, will sell
on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF June. at O'Clock i:
NJ, OH The premises, ONE AND HALE ACRES
OF LAND ON the New road, aud adjoining the Me
chlnic's Cemetery This lot of land Is well enclosed
ana has fine crop nf oats growing upon It. 1T VIII
I've sold in the whole, Snbdy ldcdt snll purchasers
TERMS: Liberal and will he made known al sale.
lei a....s. S.N. DAVIS. Auclioneer.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

H0H TRUNKS AT AUCT1ON.-1 will
wv sell at my rooms, 1917 Main street, large
,sso rlincnt OF TRUNKS, comprising
LADIES COMPOSITION SARATOGA.
LADIES LEATHER SARATOGA, ~
of various sizes, OH FRIDAY, June eth, 1s7e, at 10
O'Clock. y.
These TRUNKS are obliged to be sold TO close the
3tuc. on hand, aud the public generally are invited,
and ladies especially Al 1917 Main street
80 - -. - r. r. W. KESEE;
ic SGT Auctioneer.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
AuctiOncers aud Real Estate Agents,
No. lal2 Main street.

VALUABLE LOT WITH TWO SMALL
Y FRAMED TENEMENTS THEREON. SIT
HATED ON TWENTY FIRST BET ZEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wc shall, at the request of the owner,
sell ut public auction, on the premises, on SATUR-
DAY the sth June, 1871 1T O'Clock T. d., the above
described properly. . -
The lot has Il front of 70 by - feet, with an alley
or each side. .
TERMS: At sale. LYME x BkolitER, 30
,es AuttnnccfS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
huctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Fy,PUsTEES' SALE OF TEE DESIRA-
i BILE BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 800, NC!tIii
SHALL STREETS, AT AUCrl0N.-By virtue oil
deed of trust executed by II. II. Davis aud wife 10
the subscribers as trustees. dated 10th November,
ISrs and recorded In Richmond Hastings Cont
office We will sell mt auction, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, sth june, 1t 8 o'clock L. NJ: INC tene,
n,rnt I'm ralbotts row above rclerredlo inns ciSn'
rooms besides n Kitchen with two rooms; water.
gas and The us,l; convenences The lot Is 27i by 70
feet. H.. s.-.... -. ,
TERMS: Onc-thrd cash balance OH credit Of
one and two wears, for notes with Interest payable
annually and secured by "A deed Of trust.
fS s. T sESb HHHaisSTHR' Trustees.
GRUEES & WILLIAMS, AuctiOnccrs. my 30
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la1luE NAIILAKl.h KEAI. ESrATE IN

DNHE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in
l. THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND SlNTII
STREETS. KNOWN AS THE ~ ELLINGTON
HOUSE." FOR SAl.E-Tlc foregoing valuable
real estate being held in jonture by two parties the
senior partner Of one Of which has departed This
fc and II being desirable that Ills estate should he
closed nj an early day, am authorized by the par
ties now Interested to sell the same The LOT has
front OF lsut feet Main street and depth or lG5
feet on Sixth street, which built several years
ago TWO MAGNIFICENT DWELLINGS, each
al by 90 feet more lcss three stories above base
net; built IN the most durable and costly manner
with marble maniels mahogany doors, &c; each oi
which contains about twenty rooms, large anu
SMALL besides ample oui-builtiings for the use OF
servants. The whole front of the lot on Main street
is enclosed witlroii railing resting on substantial
dressed granite base. a&- :,
Since the tencments were used rs private dwell
ings they have been converted into L trst-cliss
clearinghouse. known as the darlington House"
This property, from Its beautiful and elevated l0ca
zion on Main street, Is looked upon as being adni-
rally we'll adapted for site which to erect fine
hotel or other public edifice, or for its present USE
or for irst-class dwellings, ass-afi
AS IL Is seldom tat such valuable property is Of
fered for sale the particular attention Of capitalists
and others Is invited to tile salne. #e-t.
Price reasonable and terms accommodating.
knply TO W. GODDIN, I'll
my IG-3awl0days Real Estate Aucfioneer.
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BY S. n. Davis, Auctioneer, ''-'f
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCrION.-At the re.
T. quest of the owner, will scllat auction, Oh liI
nre,nfses the valuable VACANT LOTS, frolilnG
sixtv-fo,lr feet six Inches, on Byrd street between
First and second streets, on SATURDAY the 9Th oil
June 1872, ut O'Clock I. NJ.
These lots are particularly suited as locations ioI
residences OF gentlemen engaged In business III thai
meigliborliood. o,,,,o
TERMS At sale. J. n. DAVIS, aucnoheer.
e. pIuIIAM Salesman. ,.s..4 je1
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pEAr, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TARAlS FOR SALE.-NINETI-T
L ACRES IN NEW KENT, about five miles
from West Point and one and a half miles from
Pamunkcy river. About twenty acres cleared; ;
balance In wood. Small house. VIII exchange or
sell. bargain can he had in this farm.
SIXTY-ONE ACRES IN fIENRICO, OH Four Mile
creek ten miles from Richmond Immediately adj
Joining Curtis Neck. Soil very fertile. Fine meadow
land attached. Good mill-seat on the creek. WIZ
sell on liberal terms exchange for city property
+. Ii. NEWBURN,
indat ln1l Main street.
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>, aTyrsOv aAr.Es--rusure Days.
nv Tholnias ". Keesee, Aasti anesr.
:ss.s! IT., mi III II, strcef.

u ~
No 13tT Main street.
q ISL Tn EE s SALE. or "A. LARGE
IA PsT0fT oFGRocERfES.E IqUORs. SOAPS.
WooDENW ARE. AT MOTION VIII sell
.t m scIcck nj the store of Waggf,Ief 10 finrSey.
bankrHpts, No. IS Fourteenth, stteet consisting q
G-.fsslfl ~ RI SUGARS, ssist I.
~ LIQUORS,
l'sstt SOAPS, eei
Ef 8.Sff --s r. syFOODtNWARE, &c. .fs3s.
TraMs For aIf slris under $io0 cash; 500, ana
over tIrlf a,noInt sixty days credit for approved he
gtflnilc notes. asa ~. oi. da q! ssss,anse
Sale con,luctedb y THos. w. KREsEE. Auctioneer.
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= ss'i>f By Wellington Goddln,,
J kuctloncer and Real Estate Agent,
cnrner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

gtJ -. is Ystg,Jss -. .t...,., --r<or-o,,
ELOUR MILL AND LV1iBEk-HOUsE
+ Et0s, SAFE AT AITCTION.--For the purpose
Of division, we win sell at auction on THURSDAY
the 9Th day Of Jme next. at II O'Clock, on te prSnn
SEES; that valuable, FLOUR MILL ano .LoSinEh-
HOUSE known Us the Manchester NILS; :,
The mill by % feet and the i i ns snne s5 s1
brick On the original granite foundation. The NIL
has Is pair bnrrs with capacity for grinding sot
barrels of luur III tw ny-four hours alid pe.ng I'M
medlatey on the ryt, possesses great laclt'es iot
The nronerty Is IN good condition, with every re-
onIsife. for operating the ensuing season.
uhnuid parsolls al distance desire more detail
cd description, Twill be furnished ON application Ia
tie subscribers.
,i, wears, credit for negotiable notes satisfacto-
Ill secured bearing interest from the day Of sale
'',' '->"'@''r JAMES DUNLOP,
..tt. t.,,s. THOMAS w. MCCANCE,
surviving partners Of the firm of DUNLOP, Mon
CURE i Co., and executors OF Henry W. Aioncure,
deceased
: W. GopDIS, Auesf0rcer. =, n; 1s.E.frs my -
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FsQ r

n SALE PRIVATELY.-A desirable medium
size FRAME DIV ELI.ING, conveniently arranged,
with brick basement containing SIX large and three
small rooms with closets; kitchen; ana lot i6xso
aud convenient to business, on the west slide OF SlNth
street between Clay and Leigh, for sale privately.
Apply 10 KiCliAhllSoN ~.
60 al LIZ Main street,
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cADgTs.--Ason Of General Thomas Francis
Meagher has been appointed 10 q eadetship
at West Point by Hon. William Roberts,
representative 10 Congress from New York.
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EOR SALE.--I have Il good MILCH E@sS
n COW which will sell very cheap. as lssie:iA,.
4. r.. DICKINSON,
IL got Franklin and SlIafer streets.
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pOSTpDNEMEST,

In consequence Of the inclemcncy Of the weather
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY, June It'll,
nj the same hour LEE l. GODDlN,
,ef AuctionecrS.
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LNOR SALE, very fine and stylish On
L. HARNESS and SADDLE MARE. ~
COTrRELL & IROTlIER,
ic 3-8t 9o3 Basin iEthK.
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nor RENT, AVERY DESIRABLE GS
NFITRNIsHED OFFICE, 1917 Cary street - -
NV Yi,,, storaee room, lately occupied by
Messrs Dean Darlington. apply t2SppE pr
,o.. 1917 Cary street
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u;,.ad my
PRTNG, Is7a.--l have re .ssrstys Is
y spriug stock Of hiATftlhs.as., S Ss SMiSDoH
SHADES, Sc. which viii sell atnstse'ssihsissb pU
s-.ss 49, 49, = = II. n. RiCH ktsi
n AN s7.sn, corner Ninth and Matn ssfSs'
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4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL GA
N ING FOR SALE OR RENT.-A dcsira- Ill
Bile metium-sIze BRICK DWELLINGS, conye-
niently arranged, with basement and two stories
above containing rooms, closets, and Kitchen,
ana lot soxl0o feet the south side OF Broad street,
near 10 and west of Twenty-second street for sale
or rent. Applyt0 RICHARDSON 4 CO..,
heal Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
in at 1ll3 Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

G7O 000 TO LOAN ON UNINCUM-
BERED REAL ESTATE. Sp-
Div to VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT LIFE ASSO-
CITATION OF AMERICA, Richmond, Va. .a
ia I-1t
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LOR SALE PRIVATELY, that de- a.
II sirable BRICK DWELLING No So, Iii
west side Seventh between Clay and Leigh streets;
ten rooms, water, gas &C.; Kitchen, &c. lot SO by
l3O feet. Also, several other DWELLINGS, Us well
us VACANT LOTS, in various parts OF the city.
%AnDiy to- - -Esasss-a J.L. APPERSON,
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BY Coulllng & Meade, 80.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
- 1901 Main street.

ELEVEN AND THREEeQUARTER
Il ACRES OF.yERY FINE GAhpEsIss, L I,aIs1,
THE PROpERTY OF NALEN Y. sSs h M;
ESQ AND IMMEDIA IEI,T AGI l2 ~ TIE b,t'
III 3 RIiYoND TuE CORPORATE LIMITS. OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON ,TIIE. ROAD
LEADING TO OAkW0OD -CEMETEhY.-We
nuhIc nuctio,i, on tile promises, on THURSDAY
Tic Jih or June, is7a, at O'Clock T. Al. s's't" Ill
!. hHAA ~ z: COUPLING s MEADE,
my,, 80; :t..iTfyS "a suj Auetoncers.
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DEST FREE-BURNING "A NgHRA
ID CITE-Egg Stove, and Nut-and extra CUM
BERLAND aud GLOVER HILL COAL. oil Kinds,
clean and full measure, at enlnpany,s prices for
dealers, hotels manaiaeturers, and faniiiles. Best
cooking COKE. Dry Heart-Pine aud Oak klndltDg,
cooking, and cord W GOD cheap.
Air. L. r. REISs Is with me and asks his friends
patronage. ~ 80 - y. b. NAIAiSS, -
I'LL Main, and Ninth and Cary streets.
1-eOd5n. -
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WANTED, a good COOK, without III
.. tu'i''l'''' ERUBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
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UTANTED.--I wish to rent q HOUSE Or
w ROOMS by the 18th instant, between Third
aud Tenth streets not further north than Leigh.
and not further South than Cary street,
''''' '' +. -. EACIfO. q.
~ EAT Real Estate Agent.
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Auction sALEa...,Tr.Is nay.

BY Thomas W. Ksesce, Auctsoncaf.
sss-ss NO rsf7s s8ssaiif street.
'TrousEiIDrD TTRNTTURE, PIANOS,
IlSPIsATF0RafissGHL Sc..s FOR SALE
THIS DAY. mt O'Clock, At my anctton house con-
WALNUT PARLoR SUITS in Green and Grim
son keJ,a aud linircIutl; ~
MARRLE-TOP TABLES,
WhRDPBBES, BUREAUS, ( 80
sW.hSItSTAEDS, iSIDEB0ARDS,r,,
WALNUT, aud STAINED KEoS'TEADs,
HAIR and SIICCK MATTIsESSES..s,
.WAI.SIIT and COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
IiAT-RAGYlS. CHAIRS. FABLES
TIN SAFES, pLATFORM SCALES, &C.
Two ROSEWOOD PA Nos In good order. spi
tr6s THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctloneer.
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WANTED, several FOREMEN, with Il
w force of fifteen hands each, to work on u'c
Chcsnpeake and Ohio railroad; >,,ce, no. ~ ..,
Also a large number OF SERVANTS 70 so Nof''
I'm private families. ,rs,fs T ohor ,oopt
a....... No. 8 Fifteenth street.
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WANTED, n COLORED HOUSE SER
w CANT; must knowhUw 10 WASHand lltOk.
Also bring recommendations. Apply at this Office.
te 5-lt* ...
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WANTED, 4 gentlemen with capital OF
w from $l.50O 10 $4,000 to join me III business
already established. and which am convinced VIII
DAY. Address A. b., DiSpatch office. my 3l-lW*
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TOR RENT, the large and most most eX INa; 1
No iaas Main street, with Shelving and counters ,
complete, admirably adapted Tor e,.li,' bIsiness
,nd r. cannot IN. exceIled. For Iirtieaars al.is
either at the leather store next door, or III NO. i'
NAM stfeet'up '''''' IYNE& BROTHERS.
RIrll Estate Agtnta.' =
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLlNGg g1a1
ON the west side OF Third street betW Give : -
Rroad and Marshall, containing three roohiS' 1tp
plyto crrrBBs & WILLIAMS.
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WANTED, q MIDDLE-AGED LAip1,
w to keen house and take charge Of chiureiI.
None need apply unless we'll recommended. A Hppt
AZ at sup "ar'""'' ' IL l. je s-eo3tt
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a NICELY-FURNIS AND e.
N yERY pEstR ABLE EsInESCE FOX ~
RENT Tca- TO Franklin street. IN se most dsslf,-
bic Situation FIJI tile city In neat ana ins,lhE in
dffiop With All couycnlenccs. Applications arr III
Siies only from careful and responsible person. e
] Ia a.sf 'f--'f-7.-'22 GRUBBS $ .WlELiaac.
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For Grant.
Not for Grant


Ant-Grant readers over Grant readers geo, OBS
These lists exclude trade and weekly papers. We
do not say that there are anti-Grant voters
than Grant voters, but only readers. The HERALD
is out and out Tor Greeley. The Tribune has ten.
dency to support Greeley and after the Baltimore
nomination 1t will probably come out boldly for it,
old editor. IL is little modest at the present time.
The World will slip into the traces, or be nowhere
where it generally is-and the Tribune will take its
place as the democratic organ. The Dose will be
Ne,cs poor Joc's paper and Dana's sheet are in
tensely for Greeley. OF co urse this thing 10 grad
ualy righting itself. The Standard Is daily
gaining from Danas paper, with its Greeley House
own, and think It's circulation is nearer ffty
thousand than the figures furnished to us above.
But with our resources increased, and with our
souls longer harassed by the failures of our debt
paper so full OF truthful, readable and well pre-
sented news, so graceful in its writing, so sound
and logical in its arguments for the great move
ment OF republican civilization, 80 full Of every
thing that makes the mind think and the heart
glad, that shall soon, at this rate OF increase
furnish eighty thousand papers. We don't want
to make Geor anything " n we purpose to spend
that is, on our readers. The Standard is
the Great Mutual Newspaper; 1t divides-more
than dvides-its profits with Its readers, equally
but the profits, we increase the worth Of the
paper. Look at the Standard this month ana last
In quality and In circulation. There are really but
two or three real trustworthy newspapers IN New
York, and one OF them Is the Stdnddru we intend
to make the paper as rich In writing as the AtHntc
MONTHLY as full Of logic and sound arguments - the
Westminster ReUielr, as humorous as Dcken1r ana
tend to do more toward eecting Grant than all the
s0rehead politicians can do toward eiecting Cree
ley. Just wait. .- M
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THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY.

A Great Democratic Demonstration I'm
Favor OF Greeley and Brown I'm Rich
mond-A Torchltght Procession and
Speeches by Governor Walker and
Others.
RICHMOND, June %, 1872.
One OF the grandest torchgnt professions and
outdoor demonstrations ever witnessed in Presi-
Dental campaign took place here tonight In favor
OF Greeley and Brown, winding up with a mass
meeting and speeches at the theatre. II was gotten
up preparatory to the meeting Of the Demo-
cratic state Convention tomorrow, and prepare
tons were made on o most extensive and
brilliant scale. All the Greeley and Brown
clubs OF the city, numbering fifteen, subscribed
literally in the matter Of transparencies fireworks
and torches, while the citizens along the route H.
Illuminated their houses in a beautiful manner. The
procession was about two miles long, and was i'm
posing In point Of numbers, torches, carricatures
and fireworks, and the enthusiasm was beyond de-
seription. The streets along the route were lined
with citizens, who cheered Justify for Greeley and
Brown AZ the procession passed. It wendell
its way from the main headquarters Of
the Greeley clubs Of the city up Ninth street TO the
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THE GEORGIA DEMOCRACY.

The State COnventiOn-The Admfnistrn-
ton Denounced ms Usurping and Corr
rupt-Dclegatcs Elected 20 the Ba1ti-
more Conventi0n-N0I Instructions Given.
ATLANTA June &c. 1872.
The Georgia Democratic State Convention was as
large and able body as ever assembled In Georgia
The action was entirely harmonious. The Pres-
dent was Mr.. Albert Lamar, OF Muscogee. Rssolu-
lions were adopted as fOows:-
Resolved, That the democratic party of Georgia stand
upon the principles Of the democratic party of the Union
bringing into special prominence as applicable 70 the
present traordnary condition Of the country the
changeablc doctrine that this Union OF States and
that the desructby Of equality with each other is
indispensable part Of our political system.
Resolved That In the approaching election the demo-
cratic party invites everybody 70 Cooperate with the In
Jealous determination 10 change the present usurping
and corrupt administration by placing In power who
20 the principles Of Constitutional government
and faithful and economical administration Of public
affairs
Resolved That in our opinion the delegates to the
Baltimore Convention should 20 unmoested be instruc
TONS and should with all the lights before them as
they deem best for he good OF the party and the welfare
Of the country.
The delegates from the State at large are General
II. L. Bennlng; General A. X. Wright, OF the Au-
gusta chronicle; Colonel Tom Hardeman, Colonel
Julian Hartridge, General A. H. Coquitt, Colonel Q.
r. G0ode, General J. Is. Gordon and Colonel J. w.
Avery, OF the Atlanta Constitution. All are conser-
vative and favorable TO harmonious action ct Balti
more.
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THE ILLINOIS GovERNoRsHIP.
The Question Between KOerner and
Trumbull.

Trumbu1l.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., June g. 1872.
The incoming trains OF last night and this morn
ing added largely DO the crowd in attendance upon
the two Conventions which meet here at noon
to-day. Many who arrived on late trains
were unable to find sleeping accommodations.
The main point of interest at present and
the subject principally discussed among the
delegates Is the nomination for Governor,
which appears to be regarded as settled, that the
ticket shall be headed by O liberal republican, but
further than that nothing be definitely stated,
except, perhaps, that there appears to be a very
general impression that the choice for that position
will be between Senator Trumbull and Ex-Governor
Koerner 1t is claimed this morning by those favor
ing Mr.. Trumbulrs nomination. that II he be noml-
mated he will not Decline and the prospect is that he
will be placed at the head OF the ticket. There IL
strong influence at work for Koerner, however,
which, with the reluctance of Senator Trumbull
to accept the nomination II rendered to him, leads
many to the opinion that Koerner will be the nomi-
nee. 1t is not expected that either Convention will
proceed further to-day than forming temporary
organization.
Senator Trumbull Will speak at two p. M. from
the stand erected in the State House yard. Gov
ernor Brown, OF Missouri, who was also announced
TO speak this afternoon, Ii Is now learned will not
be here, having been detained in Jefferson City by
the extra session OF the Legislature.
The weather is very warm, the thermometer
standing at ninetysix degrees in the shade at ten
A. M.
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SPEEUH OF cnS a vn TkUMBULL.
SPRINGFIELD, H., June %

SPRINGFIELD, H., June %, 1872.
Senator Trumbun addressed large concourse
OF people this evening In the State House
square. He began by saying that he was
glad to address SO many OF his fellow
citizens on the condition of public arairs
and on the position he. has deemed 1t his duty to
take. Eighteen years ago he had spoken in the
same place on the political questions
which were then agitating the country,
and which led to the formation Of new
parties. During seventeen years he had been
In the Senate as their representative. Events
OF the most mOmentOus character have occurred.
The questions upon which the republican party was
formed have been settled, and settled. he trusts
forever. Nothing is now left but the organization,
and that organization has fallen into the hands OF
men who seek to prostitute the name Of party to
their own selfish ends. During his long public SER
vice 1t was not to be expected that he should
always have acted In accordance with the views OF
all his constituents and he could only claim that he
had brought to the discharge of his public
duties the best ability he had, and he had
endeavored to discharge his duties honestly and
him by re-eletions. lCheers.)
Senator Trumbul then alluded to public affairs.
Tie said that within the past few years
abuses had crept into the administration
OF the government, and referred es
pccally to the defalcation Of Paymaster
Hodges by which over $500 900 was lost and to the
abuses OF the New York York Custom House. At
the commencement of the recent session OF Con-
gress he had introduced resolution for inquiry.
lat this point the storm interfered with the wires,
and report of speech is abruptly terminated.l