The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

JURORS DRAWS.-Ihe following petit Jury.
men have been drawn for the term Of the
County Court commencing November 11th
Maachester.-W. B. McCreery, W. Fu-
qua, John Hughes, John Carroll, James Hale,
j. Is. Cosby, Moses Williams, Allen Bradley,
4. Fitzgerald, G. S. Maurice, j. L. Clayton.
Midlothian.- Julian Pickett, r. Marks,
JEFF. Cosby, John Fisher, J. S. Morrisett.
Matoacd.-E. T. Newby, W. r. Robert
son, William Britton.
Dd!e.--R. \. Smith, p. B. Win!ree, j. P.
Jordan.
Bermuda.-W. R. Ruffln, J. Z. Rae, ", T.
Gregory.
Clorer HILL. Cahill, james Goode, D.
NJ. Goode.
The following is the grand jury for the
County Court:
S. II. Clarke, L. s. Clarke, J. /. Robinnett,
J. c. Goode, j. B. Hancock, P. II. Gill, +.
Cousins, 4. ". Forsee, r. Marks, and r. G..
Hatcher.
Petit jures for term Of Circuit Court COM
mcncing November 18th:
MancheSter.-George Chandler, G. f.
Mitchell, n. D. Toer, Robert Taylor, j. W..
Bronough, James Buchanan, Isaac Kahn,
H. H. Wrenn, j. I. Branch, L. Shipp, Obe-
diah Hancock.
Clorer HILL. W. Phanp, R. D. Cheath-
am, II. G.. Cox.
Natoaca.-G. ". Congdon, James Simon
son, E. Helfrick.
Dale.-T. w. Vest, william Graves, w.
D. Gregory.
Bernluda.-G. W. Friend, R. A. Willis,
II. W. Fendley.
Observation-Disclosures Marshall, II. Long
est, William Hall, A. Hancock, d. W. Martin.
For the felony cases Of Rudd, Scott, and
Walker venire Of ninety has been summon
ed-about one-halt of the number are from
Manchester, which Is one Of the results OF
living at the county-seat and OF being acceSsl-
BILE to deputy sheriffa. 1t isunfortunate that
the county and circuit courts meet the same
| week, Us both are important terms.
CHARGE, MANCHESTER, CHARGE To-day
the qualified voters will be called upon to
decide most important question. The time
for speaking has passed and the hour for ac-
| tion has arrived. Every citizen who has the
Interest of Virginia and the welfare OF the
nation at heart should not only vote for
| Greeley, Brown, and Wise, but see that his
ueiehbors do likewise. Every effort has been
made to array the white men OF Belle Island
against Wise, but he has assured them that
he would not only protect their interests, but
every interest of Virginia. It is to be pre-
srmpd that the men who own the Old DO
minion Works are as anxious for the protec.
! tion OF their interests as the employees, anu
they are all true southern men and Conserra-
tiyes. Come out to-day and act like treemen.
Every Conservative Is today committee
man, and let all work earnestly until the
| nolls close, and there will be no fears Of the
| resnlt-at least, so far Is Chesterfield county
| Il concerned.
CONSERVATIVE MEETING.--A large and en-
| tbusiastlc meeting was held at the court
house last night, DR.. a. Monteiro In the
chair. and John c. Robertson secretary.
Powerful and eloquent appeals we re made
| bv CAPTAIN George ID. Wise, W. ). white,
ESQ, and Others. From the spirit Of the
audience assembled Manchester will give
good account OF herself to-day.
PRIZES DRAwv.-Miss Lizzie Allen, Of this
place, pocketed all the premiums at the Fair
for preserves, jellie7, jams, &c. She did the
same thing last year. Manchester Is famous
for sWeetmeats.
OFFICERS Observation-Disclosures Council,
Friends of Temperance, has elected William
Z. Weisiger president and A. Is. Cheatham
chaplain to gil vacancies.
PosT-OFFlcE-In future the post-oftice
will be closed for half an hour before ana
after arrival of the mails, to enable the post
master to close and open them without ntef'
ruption.
REcoyERING.-Mr. AmeS, recently badiy
injured; Messrs. Dunnayant and Dawson,
accidentally shot; and all the victims OF the
late explosion, are rapidiy recovering.
RELIGIOUS NoTEs.-Despi:e the rain the
Rev. DIR. Hoge had good congregation aa
the Presbyterian church Saturday evening,
where he preached and administered the
ordinance OF baptism. At the Methodist
church Sunday morning number OF gentle'
nsen were received into fellowship, Services