The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10

md rescue this good Cd
anu isa ..asis1, tram the despotisn1 OF tne
,,r u. Administration. BESPOKE ioItn sns
,nords ne truti, and soberress, Whicn en r.as
d,es IN ;nsnirafion aud enthusiasm wiz
MI" r,1i FOL, will, q wonderful effect IN Nosein
Der next. ~.,,,,a. t,,oroucf,Iy
ro,,sod md am in hopes will be enap isS
a. a,n,t vol Of her nt the election, OF Will
,,o,, viii he duly informed. we ehpT' ,.,,r
;nto,,nctunl feast again next court, WIZ ,,,u, ad.
worthy candidate, P.W. mchinhe'' "
dress the people here. So, n,;dst of seed
Tho farmers are now in the n,ius' .sb;ch ia
inc wheat and curing their toDae.u go, 10 better
about n half-crop. The corh e'op oo,e are
than was anticipated, ana our ptEpo
hore!ul III VIC" ', PowHATAE.
crec,ev Club in Nelson county .,,
r,arros,,orde,ce of the Richmond D'7rA' t,e
ITnnn call considerable number sr. u ,,;g hit
Conservative party met on saul saul a cree
0ctob h 5th, 1872, aud orgaIlze s,hl;c hall
lov md Brown club IN Tue r'O On mo.
IF the Norwood High, sGnoTn,' Horseley
tion Of D. S. G. Caheii, q, r. 4. Sed-
was selected rs pres!den. ~ made a brief
don as secretary. MIR. Ho' e ee Of the Gree
and appropriate spcetn h,;r William -.
low Ticket on taking the ciiall. aoinn.ad no
icy ss LINZ ord pauI Grafton were selec.eu do
observation-disclosures. and +. X. Nj, ade 1 ns Is, hy
rer Mr. D. S. G. Cabcs, beinh cal.;.' .,,es NJ
The assembly, discussed at @nGth @'0
the canvass. ~. thrsiastic.
Mr. Cohcll was succeeded by Mr.. I. -,
don. who made short but effective. n The
che Club will meet at different points Ioubt
J,mes Riycr section Of Nelson, and 'o ~ ri
not viii do GOOD service in the good eau this
C.rcclry and Brown. The farmers III n
sn,,;on NJ thc country have made good coi
oro,,s and thc tobacco s looking well. the
Norwood High School has opened win siH,y
srholars with probability OF consldefao'e
increase upon that. ih'"o''
One Recruit Lost.
Tho NEGRO man who was drowned mere
last saturday evening in attempting 10 Seton
thn FILLMORE boat, and whose body was re-
covered Sunday, had in his pocket "hen
founI a through ticket for Philadelphia, ana
y considerable amount Of money, ana aiSo a
Inttcr directing him to report to the kepuuli-
can hcado)arters in that city, giving lhc
nomn Of thc street and number. lie was
ono NJ thc recruits whom tho Radicals nave
boon sending ND there to carry the eleclio.,
Int his accidental death put stop 10 HIS
| f.,rduIent voting there or anywhere el7t;
un WINS probably one Of the one htialto
and siyty.two thousand, and porllon vi ,ic
',,ntn furnished by the Virginia Radicals
70 hclp swell their number IN fehh'9 i'"''''''
| Norfolk Virgln'dn.
Hinton at Home.
| ro1oud ! W. Hinton his reached nome
after his canyassin% tour IN o!'io, "hete III
made sixteen speeches. The Coiohei returns
70 us in improved health. if that hc possible,
reoGy 10 do his whole duty In the interests
| or VIRGINIA. He expresses hlhScf Win
rraar warmth a. TO his treatment Ill tHG
W. and is chccrcd hy what ne 81" 'lr'
hc,rf, in that great scction.-AmJo'@ '"-
ginion. acknowledgements.
| Tie man who votes against the tlckc'
ho-dcd by WithcrS and kcmpcr, ana H.
Inr.nd hv General Early, plants himself on
| :, nolitical elevation too lofty for anytAin5
lar, eternal snow, and in 50 doing Voi'lhttI,
~iIv i>olatcS himself from his friends ana
family. -NortoE FWgIn'dn. 49,,
/ Mr. 4. II. Stephens nominateS for wee
president on the ''Straight-Ou'' ticket ZION.
= + Davis, of West Virginia, rice John
nu;,,y Adams, Jr., "gone over TO Grant.
fJ',Is,s VI. smith. the Goyernor-cicct OF
cao,'r;, WAS President OF the Senate when
ti,o nnI;. VI Governor Bullock tied Tie State
r. csrona i npcachmrnt, and was mace GOV
e W. nd ;,,,, rim. in which capacity nc has
ever since sen'eo.