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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04

~ FOR SALE-A 2-tenement French
H, Root House. within minutes walk of hori, cars;
A2k 5000 II. of land. VIII be sold cheap If called for
- soon. Apply TO
d. F. PARBIENTER Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04
o. THE TROTTING STALLION
AA- "CLIFFORD."
BLACK STALLION ORANGE ROY

This young Horse possesses most of the requisites of
FIRST class STOCK HORSE. Is five years old stands
fifteen and one-half hands high weighs 1850 bs pos
sessed OF line temper per eet TOttng action and great
endurance lie Is colt OF the greatest Of trottng sres
kysdyke s Hambletunian." the OF Dexter George
Wilkes Brunette and Bruno, Daniel DO 1ne LADY
Augusta, startle Socrates, Abeideen, Happy Medium
and the grandsire of Goldsmith Maid "
Terms: For the Season, S25. 10 Warrant sac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04

D. F. PARMENTER & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ho.2 Briney Hall, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04

- FOR SALE-A Farm of 80 acres;
El;;i excellent buildings; good orchard; plenty OF
EIik wood; will keep cows and horse within miles
- of w orcester, y mile to depot Apply to
ID. +. PARMENTER & co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04

Clifford and "Orange Boy will make the Season
rom April LIST TO September ls The Stable of the
Proprietor 81 Cambridge street, Worcester Mass
On Tuesday Of each week they will be at the stable of
Horace Bacon Southbridge Mass.
APPS deoD3m MOSES DoIJEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04

EOR SALE-A very superior Two-Story
\ FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, pleasantly located, with
in one Of the best locations in the city with stable and
connections grounds Inquire of c. by Err, Ticket
Office Foster 81. Passenger Station, diff nhls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04
MO. . BRINLEY HALL.
ID. Il. PARMENTER & co.

- FOR SALE-A small FARM of6RR1
Hi acres of superior land. % miles from Court S
Biil House; tenement House 8 well hnished-4-
rooms painted, papeTed and blinded barn. hem
merry, &C.; about 1850 fruit trees, all in bearing and of
different varieties of fruit viii be sold at great bar
gainit-caled for soon. Apply to
b. +. PARMENTER & c..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04

49, FOR SALE-On Richard ST., a neat
Eii new Cottage House and Barn; city water; piped
MIL for gas; water closets bath room. &c, Lot con-
tans 5000 feet. All ready for occupancy.
j. s. PERRY,
ap3O diff Vernon st.
nor SALE-A BARN, 60 X 40, on Lowell
Il St, with one eight acres OI land with 1t also
tour or five OF the best house lots on the street Terms
to suit. + q M AVER
aplO DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04

ESTABLISHED IN 1882. YOUNG
IL Dealern Fancy Goods Toys, and Useful Articles 6
Umbrellas aud PatasOs Repaired Pinknp In a nums
Der ofstyles. stamping for Embroidery.
Agency Of the French Dye House, Of Boston Goods
sent 10 the Dye HOnse, on Fridays.
observe the sign Of The Variety Store No q26
Man street nearly opposite the Quinsig amond Bank
Ie27 deopf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-04

~ FOR SALE-A Superior Farm of 2O6
MI. acres miles from Worcester; cuts from IS leo
Hlil tons hay by machine; superior House and two
- baTns--One AZ X III. other 80 50. cellars under
both and ouOuildngs all in thorough repair; excellent
orchard and plenty OF wood.
Apply to ID. f. PARMENTER q co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08
Very ImprOper.

The prim and prudiSh Boston -idrcrti$cy'
is scandalized at the attention recently shown
Mr.. GREELEY in its city. There WAS too
much of this sort of thing for the Adrer-
iiSer. II cannotapprovc any "sich dOingS."
n curious incident occurred in the matter
OF this visit by Mr. GREELEY. The first in
Vitation sent him was not accepted 10y him !;
and Us it was deemed that his presence
might swell receipts 1T the "CcliScum," the
solid men of Boston set about the
work more Systematically. So what il
called the Boston committee got to-
gcther and ordered il formal invitation,
which Mr.. GREELEY accepted. But during
the discussion Il hot-hcadcd Radical came
near spelling the sport by moving to invite
also HENRY WILSON, Radical candidate for
Vicc-Presidcnt. This excited 4 committee
man more bent on increasing receipts at the
Coliseum than upon politics, who ihVclShed
against the motion rs introducing politics
into the committee! This brought the mo-
ton to disaster.
Mr.. GREELEY came and had degree of ap-
plause that was far too hearty and unanimous
for the Staid Advertiser, and 1t Is Us much
troubled as hen with a brood of young
ducks. The Advertiser has "anothcr sigh"
to see that will give it still greater concern.
This INDIGENOUS kind of GREELEY enthusiasm
will spread over the whole Union.
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No All-R.aij Line Vet

There is no arrangement for al-rail con
nection between Richmond and Washing
ton, although the all-ril track has becr
finished for several weeks. We still live il
hope. Certainly with an all-r.il line passan
gers cannot long be forced TO travel by water
and rail, taking seren hours for the tril
which may be done i'll three or four. II
would, indeed, be one of the unaccountablc
things We're this to continue for any consid.
cradle time.
We know no route which would have a
larger increase Of travel than would tho route
uia Fredericksburg to Washington were the
time consumed in the trip reduced from
seven TO three or four hours. and The fares
reduced. This city his deer in
terest in The matter. Assuredty re may all
hope that dt'sidelatuna of such treat coisse.
Quence as rheailraii ling catsaoi loag Ii, 10
aicd tt jHat,ii.
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North Carolina.

On Friday next there will be a grand MASS
meeting of Conservatives and Democrats at
Weldon, n. {. On the occasion there will
be free barbecue. Great orators are eX-
pectcd to address the people Among these.
we are informed, are Senator Thurman. of
Ohio; BLAIR, Of Missouri; Woop, of New
York; STOCKTON, of New Jersey and Gov
ernor VANCE, of North Carolina. Accom-
modations will be prepared for 10000 people.
Everybody is invited to come and help along
the cause. The Administration is making
extraordinary efforts to carry North Carolina
for carpet-bag and barbarous rule, and the
friends of good government aud personal
liberty are called upon to muster in full force
and strike vigorous blow for the freedom
Of the North State.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

The western end of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad is doing a fine passenger busl-
ness. Five thousand three hundred passerl-
GERS were carried during the month of June.
This is a great business for road that has,
we may say, no terminus. 1t traverses a
country which has never had q railroad
nearer TO it than hundred miles distant.
The people, however, take TO it as duck TO
water. and its business is increasing IN a
manner quite remarkable in the history OF
railroads. When the line is completed all
the way, and the through rGit'coy travel sets
in. we shall sec an increase of transportation
more than realizing the promises that have
been made.
The eastern division has been extended
thirteen miles beyond the White Sulphur
Springs, and is being continued as fast as
possible. The western division is complete
10 the falls of the kanawha. At that point
there is very heavy work, and the work OF
culljpmcnt is retarded. There is large
amount of rails there, ready for going ahead
the moment the track is ready. 1t is still
confidently expected that trains will r'Il
from the Ohio 10 Richmond in October next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

5con8tent,. while the followers Of Generai
tiaANr are gloomy and respondent.
Information from Pennsylvania CONTINUES
favorable. The ranks Of the Liberal party
are daily swelling by accessions from an
quarters. The nomination of GREELEY AZ
Baltimore will cause a food OF these aces
sions in Pennsylvania as everywhere eis,.
The breach in the Radical party caused ~
the lcud between FoRSEY and CAMERON y 90
wide that there is no prospect OF feailhS ".
IfARTRasrr Will pc beaten by BucKALEw Tor
Governor and the defeat OF GRANT in the
State is almost inevitable.
With these two states the election OF
| GREELEY will be scored by 40 immense
majority. There is little room to doubt that
both will cast their votes for him.
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nov Iis,olss..

GA sfarqare Novel. BY HWY EIsGs 9
IEY. Author Of. g .Rayenshoe . :. Niadennol-
L selIe Mathilde,a &c. philadelphia: LIZ ,l 3
PIscoTT Sc Co. Z:
For sale by WoopHousE q PARHAa
Satanena. A Story of Punchestown. ny
g. J. WHITE MELVILLE. Philadelphia:
LIrrfScoTT & Co.
Both these books are published by a.
ASHER g. Co., of Berlin, as parts of a coliec-
ton of British and American authors.
For sale by WoopuousE & PARHAM.
dyloun A Romance. Philadelphia: LIZ
PINCoTT Il Co.
4 novel printed in unusually me styie'
and having the important merit OF brevlty'
The author remains concealed, probably 10
await the reception his book meets with.
For sale by WooDHoUsE u PARIAh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

TIE RICuMoHp CONvENTIoH. Virginia mas
spukcn. and rs become lirr glorious tradl-
tons. her ula-ranmily.
She locks Shields Will, all her sister States
who rally around the banner cn'I'laIoilcd
with the principles OF constitutional liberty
The material composing the Convention
drtics the assault of the cayilcr. Fresh
from The pcnjIr with their instructions SUN
liurcrin" ON the ear, some of the best men
in virginia assembled i'll Richmond ana All
nounccd The peoples cdict. Flourlny ol lnr
old Whiw line WAS there. AMI Baldwin OF tile
Valley, aud krmpcr. true rs the Confederate
sword lie slicathrd the eloquent Douglass
and fine brilliant Goodc; ana Governor
smith. with his seventy years complete, bllt
sill fine rIouIcnt orator of Virginia, ana
others of equal capacity. with uncovered
heads, picd-in" themselves i'll holy afllanrc
to attempt the overthrow of their country
opprr-Sor and the rescue of the Government
from the thl;It of tyranny.
tastln" aside the dGbI2s and fossils Of an
Gent pirii>anship, and graphing alone with
vital iS>IrS in the active present, they an
uoIucc their readiness to unite with lll men
who have b,lckIcd Oh their. armor to ito bat
tie for the r1gtt.
The protest made long ago i'll the ga
Commonwealth they announce as the voice
OF virginia. and her delegates 90 to EaIti-
more 10 cast her decision in opposition To Il
separate candidacy of the Democracy, and III
Recommendation of Horace Greeley 10 the
support of the party for the presidency
HyT3Sopi"rg Commonwealth.
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Our State Convention has done its work
very well. We had our preferences about
instructin" the delegates TO Baltimore, AND
also us to what the Convention at Baltimore
would better do, but always considered it us
Il mere matter of party pride, and SO have 10
make no great effort to indnr>c their dictates.
We have considered the question settled for
some time That the Conservatives would all
vote for Greeley. and it is pure sentiment TO
contend whether we vote for him rs our own
or us somebody's else nominee. II is the
same, barring the sentiment, and we are
called upon TO lc practical in these dcgcnc-
rate days. charlottesville Chronicle.
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ME- MORE NEW GOODS FOR THE
HOT WEATHER.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS GUILDS.

7. X. PRICE 4 co.
have inst opened 4 new assortment of PRINTS. In
American and English;
pERCALE CAMBRICS. &C.:
LINEN and BAT1STE SUITINGS, for travellers
JAPANESE and other POPLINS al 1876, 2oc., "5c.'
and up;
ORGANIZES and LAWNS, plain and figured;
LADIES' and CENTL EMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS,
LINEN SHEETINGS, PILL0WLlNENS,
TOWELS, BUCK GAUNTLETS, KID GLOVES
THREAD GLOVES. &C;
SILK SCARFS, every color:
PARASOLS. HOSIERY. &C:
LINEN BOSOMS,
THREAD anil COTTON SOCKS,
LINENS and CASSIMSRES for gentlemen and
boys: WHITE DUCKS. &c.;
EEADY-MADE LiNEN-B0SOM SHIRTS, OF hest
quality also, NIGHT GOWNS, SKIRTS, and
other untlergarmcnts for ladies, which VIII DC
closed out very low.
More MOURNING GOODS In GRENADINES
IRON BAREGES, BOMBAZINES, TAMlSE'
GRAPES. and GRAPE Wells
The SPRING. and SUMMER DRESS GOODS
now on hand will he closed out without regard TO
tho cost of them. Parties in need can, therefore, nc
s,,,r,lic,i upon their own terms
r. Il. PRICE & CO.
;ra 11nI Main street. corner Eleventh.
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Cg.<eTlaGNG.
TM0SING-pUT SALE.

$4,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING.
In preparation for Il change the coming season.
will from the FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1872, offer
my entire stock OF
GENTLEMES'S. YOUTHS, BOYS, AND
CiI!LDREAS CLOTHING
at 4 REDUCTION Of my former prices Of the sc,-
son. II Is important that The stock Of SUMMER
WEAR should be- rIc'Cd nut entire, anu induce
inents will he offered to that end. Among the few
things woul'l cnunlrr,Ic are
DRESS SIftrS.
CIIEEIUr SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
LINEN SUITS.
BLUE FLhSNEl. SUITS,
WHITE DUCk SUITS,
YOUTHS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
CHlLDREN'S SUITS,
and everything That SUITS the wants of the people
and at Il ftbuiousig ioW .fyure.
mean all say, and those IN want of good, gen.
teel, and weil-nade CLOTHING Will Hind that the
best place to get them is the oit-estabshed thirty
years. house of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent,
ll09 Main street. sign OF the Big Flag.
\. B.-See detailed advertisements as they daily
appear. jy i-codtJ va
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The Two Great States

Gentlemen recently returned from New
York-from journey through great por-
ton of the State, particularly i'll the western
part Of it-repori that the prospects of the
Liberal ticket are as bright as could be de-
sired BY its friends. The probable majority
for GREELEY is yariotsly estimated from
$1,000 to 10000. Their information was
gafhared from the hest st,ifSea and fron.
fass, i'afties. Tbs lss'@:l!asa e6oyaAt aud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

Onra-H House will be ret apart, so That very.
few citizens IIiay EXT It to be able TO gam
admittance, it being understood as 81, estap-
lislied rule that all strangers shall be MIST ae-
con1nlodated, us far as it is possible 70 DO go,
and residents afterwards. IS
There will be sixteen seats and tables on
the stage for the photographers and writers
for the Associated Press. Also twenty
tables for other reporters in the orchestra,
and 300 seats without tables in the rear OF
the stage for editors and members OF the
press generally. The National Executive
Committee will occupy the stage boxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN TO TIE
LOWEST PRICES.
l5c. BLEAClIED and BROWN COTTON ut l2ic
rcr yard:
Rbr. CALICOES only He Per yard;
Toe. BLACK GRENADINES al ne. per yard;
T5c. BLACK GRENADINES at SOC. per yard:
.lc. EMBROIDERED GRENADINES AT i69c. per
yard:
3;ir. VICTORIA LAWN mt &c. per yard:
SIC. SWISS MUSLIN III &c. per yard:
- WHITE LINEN DAMASK nj 75c. per yard;
snc. DOLLY WARDEN HATS at i"c. each.
Such tremendous knock down of Tie prices If
LACE SlIAWIS.
PARASuI.S AMI PARAS,l-CUVEES,
Ribbons, EMBRnIBEHIES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDkERCHlEfS.
LACE COLLARS and SETS. &C..
that only call can do justice 10 the bargains at
WILLIAM TIALHIMER & SONS,
jy2 1913 Main street. opposite post-oice.
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STOCK RATES.

Balance in favor of the Brook
lTn nj ygrk rates ........... 1853 % SaS5 90
m ,,,.., .,, 80, ,, rro,l.
The gFhhH dFd"t"D'""" J"""Ie W '"e DUN
Iyn i'm endorsing the SURRENDER f"fn'S upon lis
policies. in doHus ana cents. far ten consecutive
,eurs. has met with unuuaIIcd praise from the
iios' ceie'h'N" "''''i''''' '>'' " '''' '''
the press North and South.
Tho Uou t,lIz,r Wright who Is admitted 10 I've tie
INV ,'' i''"'' =" ..,, ,.,,.,,,.,. T.,
greatest insurance mathematician an" '''''''''! III
America, cnngraiulaiuE the Brooklyn upon tiils
nav ,ni d;s,;uctiyr f,,turr s,ys among other
~" "'' .,,,.,,,..,,. ,,,,,..,i .I., l,,,, Jo,,rt-
nahSS' 'I' p''i '''''''''s '' ' '
IRE IN The right direction from the ordinary ncthod
nj cou,Jiou Jbc Surr,l,dcr F1i,,c." lone of tic
,,,,.ae, ,,,h,ru T., tho popuI,ritv of life ius,,-
s''"'',' ''. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .,,, u...,,isr.c
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sssr;l,YAY NOTICES,
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.

/. gecause 1t Is acknowledged to be perfectly Sot
rem by All Insurance Commissioners.
. Because it Is the cheapest.
,. Because IL endorses the SURRENDER ratue on its
policies In dollars and cents, for ten consecutive
wears, and ten years thereafter, II desired
According to the statement Of the rates Oh inc hi-
ferent Life Insurance companies of fst-cass ssaha-
Ing In the United States nahe by The onl'ersSu
in Its advertisement entitled Tracts are St""oo'H
rhiuas. and published recently in southern news
MANOR. I, nppcars that The Mutual Rates 9f the
BrookIyn are cheaper than those of any named
company.
For instance, according 10 that statement:
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nn SPECIAL NOTlCE.-our MA
CHINE SHOPS and FOUNDRY have been re-
moved to the corner of NINETEENTH anu
FRANKLIN STREETS.
We are now prepared TO furnish all "orh ~ our
line promntly and ON rs good terms any smliar
establishment In tho city
We invite all our old friends and customers, ana
all who NAV need machinery of any kind, to give us
n call. TALBOT, ETTINGER & EDMOND,
corner Nineteenth and FRANKLIN streets
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MI GREAT CLOsING-OUT SALE.
OWE 11rNI,RED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY GopbS
AT REDUCED PRICES!

,ur now Store Is f,st approaching complc''on'
aud ntu,i,,,, IN omen Il with an entirely new sioux
,,n MAKO , general reduction in the prices "l our
goods Having purchased the whole OF our S'ocA
npop the closest terms do not hesitate 10 s,.c
,hat such an opportunity to purchase CHEAP Dh1
GOODS has not been offered within the past Ten
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

THE CONVENTION IL RICHMOSD.-ln announcer
column will be found full acceRHt- OF the
proceedings of the State Convention.
The attendance of delegates was very full,
nearly every county being represented. IL
was i'm every sense representative ConVeil-
lion. fully eUial'to any ever held i'll the State.
ITS proceedings We're characterized by aug
nity. earnestncss, and rare unanimlty.
Ii any delegate went there doubling the
drift, of public sentiment, not one came away
with the slightest doubt that the people oil
Virginia are heart and soul enlisted in the
GREAT liberal movement TO restore constltu-
tionaI government. Even those who had
from the first determined to support the en-
ciunuti platform and ticket were scarcely
PREPARED TO hear from every county III Tue
State the unanimous testimony that there was
scarcely shadow Of opposition to Greeley
and Brown.
The venerable and excellent gentlemen
whose intense love for Democracy pure ana
simple was so great that they felt Ike holdlhg
their noses while they voted for them, never
tllelcss declared their purpose to support
them, and only made 4 feeble show OF fight
against the admirable resolutions adopted by
the Convention. They were all perfectly,
willing to canvass the ticket when adopted
at Baltimore. and they all thought that ba.tl-
more ought to adopt it, but they did not
want to say it in such plain words. The
Convention, while sympatllzinS with their
dvspeptic condition. thought that tonic OF
good. od-lashioncd plain words would help
them, and passed The resolutions by an over
whcImng vote. The effect was almost lnaSl'
cal The next day the vote upon the resolll'
lions was made llnanlnIots.
After the Baltimore Convention the great
strength of the revolution Will nc nladc
manifest, and the cruakin@s of Lyons. " lsc,
Mostly, and others, will only show the utter
luility of the effort TO induce sensible pco-
pie to throw aw;ya great opportunity 10 Sc
cure Il Good aud honest government. III ordcl
to indulge in the luxury of old fashions and
prcjlllces or the discussion OF issues long
since dead. If these gentlemen desire to
aulllSe themselves. nobody objects. IN,
great waves of popular sentiment in iaioro
honesty and reform are rising higher ana
higher every day, and if they find it pleasant
to try Mrs. I'artin"ton's lan of sweeping
back the Atlantic with their little hronlliS, IL
can surely hurt nobody but themselves, and
we wouldn't say word against them for the
world IL will have no effect upon the
mighty walrrS.-BcIf0rd Sentinel.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

At JULIUS kRAkER'S, No. 1917 Main street,
which consist of Cheviot Suits at FL, worth SIS:
light Cisslmer Goats and Pants at $40, worth Sls (;
blue. black aud brown Cloth Costs frocks and Der
bys al Sl2, werth SI5 light and dark Suitstor boys
at $40 and s2 worth Sl2 aud sI5; boys black Alpaca
Jackets and Linen Pants for Is; chsidren's Linen
Suits at Se.2s; boys Linen Coats ut 73c.; mems
Linen Goats at 81 and upwards: Cottanade Suits at
80, worth 80. Also a large assortment of white
Dnck and RibbedS Suits aoahlc aud s!nsle-breastrd
alarEries Vests; striped S,paca a,,i SarT,suc:l
lstt se hover than any ona u buy exclusively
fpr.caSG. cainr ana eouy!Nec ytatraeites.
Takenotictds the rcd post Ia ftpat OF Tie door,
sf-tm
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w ARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w Va, have been much improved, AMI VII
open on the 18th June. Pamphlets tu b" had ~
McsSrs Coleman & Rogers. Baltimore: Purcell, ladi
4 Co., Richmond, ar Of the prnprieturs
TERMS: " rer day; 500 per month OF twenty
eight days.
EUBANK, REYNOLDS & co,
my cT-am i'rppr"tnrS-
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NOMINATING CONVENTIONS.

Preceding every election for state officers.
members of the General Assembly. and mcIn-
bers of Congress, there shall be nominating
convention for such election.
Representatives in Il nominating conIen-
ton shall he chosen in each township OF il
county and each ward OF city on Tic same
day in caci, township and ward, the day 10
be fixed for each ward and township 10y The
city or county superintendent thereof.
For State convention there shall he one
delegate for each township in county ana
each voting precinct in Il ward of city.
For a convention TO nominate candidates
for Congress there shall he two delegates
from each township and voting precinct OF
each ward of city.
For Il convention TO nominate for the Sen
ate there shalt he three delegates from each
township and each precinct of ward.
For county nominating conventions there
shall be six delegates from each township.
For city nominating conventions there
shall be three delegates for each voting pre-
cinct.
In all nominating conventions the dele
gates from each township of county and
for each voting precinct OF Il ward OF city
shall east the Conservative voting strength
OF each township or ward ~ it appeared III
each county and city ut the EI>i preceding
general election for state officers. III which
each delegate shall cast his equal proportion
of the whole vote.
For nominations in wards and townships
the people in nlcctin" assembled will nomi-
natc. il. i. DANIEL, Chairman.
i. Il. FISHER, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08
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Kelley, Mr.. i. SAMUEL WILKINSON I" Miss
MARY G. LINkii.,UER. daughter oil Henry Link
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