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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

4, EXCHANGES a> they need. Indced,it ae-
monstratcs It to be Il fact that the depositofS
alone ctn cause a suspension OF cusic"'s
PAYMENTS by the banks upon any DAY I'D inc
year upon which they may happen al 1T
once-,hat is, all of them together-to eater
tain y d;strrst of the SoiycEcv OF those neccs.
sarv institutions. And ofcoursc they could
do il still more easily if the banks were pay
ING snccie. and compelled by law TO pay
snccic-a law which used to exist all over
the country, but which the banks always
violated with imruni'y 10 times of panic.
1t is easy enough TO see where the weak
point is. But who has the ability to
strengthen it? One OF the remedies proposed
by the Times is free banking. lis arguments
are plausible. but not entirely convincing
People have prejudice against the name
II reminds lis of wildcat banking, ana OIL
the days (the specie-pdyinJ % days SO OFTEN
recalled by old-tngy political economists now
when we used to see a conductor on the
Southside railroad refuse TO receive W heel'
ing bauk-note in payment of a passenger
fare, and an Augusta county merchant re-
fuse 10 accept as currency note on the
Bank of Morgantown-all these notes being
Virginia bank-notcs. and all the parties re-
fusing them being VirginianS. We are moi
anxious for the return OF those days. But
either free banking or some other system
must be adopted which will allow banks ano
merchants and manufacturers to pay theil
debts when they have property worth ter
times the sum OF their debts lying idle IN
their hands. This last sentence indicates
what panic is exactly and to put the flnan
cal system Of the country into such condi
ton that panic; will be impossible is the
greatest want Is it is the greatest problem o.
thp
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Tho Nominees for the House.

The Convention has done lis work well
The ticket selected i, better than We had
hoped for. II embraces !ncn who represent
the intelligence. the property, the hu>iEeS-
the occupations. aud, il Il word. the mate
rial Interests Of this city. II challenges the
support If every friend Of her prosperity.
and o.! every dcvotcc OF GOOD order and So
cial peace. rs wei IL Of ii! who would have
Richmond IengtIirn Der cords and strengthen
her stakes ~ commercial centre. We cal!
upon our people 10 come up 10 tile support
OF; lnis excellent ticket. lis success i tic
success Of Richmond. 1t defeat Is the de-
fca' of our dearest iopn> If the rest 0! the
State shall Ec guilty OF IA like detection.
But we have not time 10 sly more this
morning. Bunish up y0nr arms and march
10 The front, all yr trl,c friends OF Virginia.
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THE FISANCIEr. J
New YORK. October 8, 1873. !

NEW YORK, October Q, 1873.
Editors Of Richmond Dispatch:
| find the enclosed in your issue Of the
1th:
The New York Fiayincis1 says that JAY Cooke
WI, never 4 eat tinanciCr Tut merely great adj
ScriiSSr.
In TIE FIanncier of the atlr. the lcadin"
article, | said (page 1871: 1T is rather a
shameful fact that. with few exceptions, the
press-particulary III the Wc>t-has Just
discovered. with entire unanimity, that the
Northern Pacific was Il QuiXotic enterprise,
and nat jay Cooke UdS neoef .faaac'er,
but only great ddcert|Ser.' Now, you
quote and a>crihe to this paper what il criti-
ci>cd others for saying.
The mi>quoat:on will % the rounds. and
shall never be able to catch it and stop it !;
but YOU will please correct your error, and
obligc yours, EDITOR.
The editor Of The Fl,tQtcier amaZes us.
The language is his own. The article is all
loaded, and there is not Il quotation mark i'll
it. But VIC will let the reader JUDGE for
himself. We quote now from The ftndn-
Gers leading editorial OF October 4:
"Anothcr compcnsationis that IN cilcctual
stop i put to railroad construction for some
time 10 come. The excessive railroad-build-
iAg Of the last ten years furnishes another
illustration of tue saying that every vice is
but Il virtue overdoue; railroads have made
the country what it i, and had not their con-
struction been forced unnaturaly they would
have continued to make its progress. The
sudden check is not ali an advantage, for it
will react by being 100 sweeping and stop
ping enterprises which ought TO 90 on, and
there is great need now of 4 firm avoidance
| of indiscrminate condemnation. 1t is rather
Il shameful fact that, with few exceptions.
| the press--Mricularly in the Wcst-hl, just
| discovered with entire unanimitv that the
Northern Pacific was L QAiXotic enterprise,
| and that Jay Cooke was never :: financier.
but only great advertiser. Possibly; but
the discovery would be more credible had it
been made before the event instead of after.
Let lis be honest III the present misfortune,
and instead Of pretending to have had pro-
phetic foresight long ago, admit our share i'll
the general error ut -.e.t.+, s.as Il
Nevertheless, we give the editor the bene-
fit of his disclaimer.
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We have 1t last occasion 10 say 4 GOOD
ward for the New York Times. Wcpre!acc
mat GOOD word with the remark that the
most utter failures in this country Is i'll
>irtlctntS of the public are the New York
Journals. They are good s-gatherers.
That i, ;d. Their editorials on banking, on
~IMancc. and on legal and constitutional qucs-
ton> are TOO often not worth reading. In.
deed. when we remember that that city has
lr.ycr produced Il single great state 'men, We
need be surprised that il produces no good
writers upon poiitico.cconomical questions.
The wit of anuyelage New York editor con-
Sst~ il calling Boston, Philadelphia, Chi
,..-o. and other places provincial > towns,
and in clubbing editors who do not reside III
New York provincial " editors. The New
York editor, il thus appeIr>, is as witty as
the African chief who Supposes that the
whole world awaits his good pleasure before
siltin: down 10 dinner.
What long tail our cat has. We started
10 say only that the New York TIMES seems
IL understand the financial condition of the
country much better than any other New
Iorf daily. Its declarations that "all pro-
petty is valuable Tor business purposes only
a, ii is cNchanYeablc," and that when 4 mer-
chants note is discounted the bank merely
puts hi property into convenient form for
exchange. are as true rs aXioms, and ought
10 be aAion>, aud lead naturally to the con-
c!u,loM Which the Times reaches, and which
all thoughtful men must reach, that restric-
tions upon the amount Of property that
businessmen may make available for ey-
changes are absurd" The single fact
that there is never in the country half enough
currency 20 pay OF the depositors (nlind
sou, nothing but depository in the banks if
they become alarmed and make run upon
these institutions Is sufficient to W0re that
jaBcs are absolutely unavoidable under The
present system OF prohibiting men from
making a. muci: CT ttoir property available
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How CHANDLER WAS PICKED UP.-[ Frcde
ricksburg Herald.l -lu his ,harangue at King
George Courthouse, last week, Chandler
spoke in exalted terms of the laborer and oil
the negro, who he sought TO show was al
equal. and ought not 10 be looked down
upon. Y quiet chap in the audience, who
looked meek as Moses and innocent US u
dove, interrupted Chandler, and asked if he
(Chandler) thoughta poor white laboriug
inan was as good as himself. Promptly
Chandler responded in the Affirmative.
Quickly this was followed up by Il query as
to whether Chandler thought negro rs
good us himself. This was a sumner, and
fairly knocked the ready Chandler of his
pegs. but he had TO face the music, and re.
sDondcd NO"
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DARWIN. the New York Times says, SIS an
ayowed believer in Christianity" Perhaps
he is. 1t is not for Us to question his sin.
ccrity. But when We recall to mind what lie
tells l!> rs TO the origin Of the human race,
we can hardly help thinking that he believes
in Il Christianity that rejects the inspiration
and the authoriatiyeues> of the Bible-one
who adnlircs theplay Of HAMLET, 50 to speak,
with the character Of the Prince Of Den
mark omittcd-or. to he little more prac.
teal. he is like a Virginian who is San
ayowcd believer in Conservatism, but who
nevertheless trains with the Radicals-be-
comes himself an independent candidate, or
supports some other "ayoWed believer IN
Conservatism who is one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

a.. GnAD CONSERVATIVE EMAss. NETTING
AND Pic-N1c win be held Mt Eenmore) Fred
ericksburg onSW cdncsday, October 10Th,
1878. at Il O'Clock NJ General James y.
Kcmper. Governor G.. C.. Walker. Coloncl W.
IS. Gilman, w. W. Berry, Esq, and Lie1te-
nant-GoYernor j. l.. Marye will certainly DC
present and address the people on the vltal
issues of the canvass. A fine brass band Will
be In attendance: The committee of arrange
ments extend a cordial invitation 10 the .peo'
pie of spotsylvania, Stafford, King, George
and Caroline, and especially to the ladies, to
attend the meeting. -
The State Committee having ascertained
that General Kempcr can speak at Fredc
ricksburg on the 18th October. and at the
same time keep his other appointments, nave
changed the date of his appointment at that
place to the 10th, again.
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Independent Candidates.

independent candidates are Radical re-
cru,tinc Screcanls. They march about Will
great flourish Of drums, and make many
promises rs to the delightful service which
those who enlist under their banners will be
engaged in. But all their noise and all thcil
promises will bring to those whom they gul
nothing better than the privilege OF drilling
With negroes and carpct-baggerS, and keep
ing step with the enemies of the progress
and power of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

THE SOLDIER AND TIE SAILoR.-lL eNinS-
ton Gazette. while General kemper was
speaking on the court-Sreen the corps OF
cadets, officers Of the Virginia Military In.
stitute, and citizens, with the remains oil
Commodore Maury, passed down Main
street. AS the mufflcd music, and the guard
with reversed arms, approached, the speaker
made a noble allusion to the great y IT.
gilman, and paused, while the large assembly
rose and uncovered"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

Prince George Conservative NOMINATIONS
For House OF Delegates, james T.. Smlih
for County Treasurer, Richard i. Danlei
(Drcsent iurumbcnt): Tor Commonwealth :
ATTORNEY. John J. Cooke (present lncum-
bent for Sheriff George McP. Bate (pfc.
sent incllmbcnU; for Superintendent oil
Poor, K. Ii. Peterson.
Radical nominations in northumberland
House Of Delegates. \. }. Rock: County
Treasurer, Henry Blund1n Sheriff, George
". lIcdglcy; commemorative Attorney, >
l.. Stlrugilan. Jr.: Superintendent OF the
Poor, ". :. Webb.
Sussex Conservative nominations For
House OF Delegates. ". Ii. Basdairi; Tor
Treasurer. John Il. .iarrati: tor Shcri!l, l..
p. Ilarmrayr Tor CONFERENCE.-The Attor-
ncv. II. r. Wilson: and for superintendent
OF Poor, Alphcus Wynn.
Westmorcland Radical nominations: For
House Of Delegates, Captain John Murphy
Attorney for Tie Commonwealth, Hon. Il.
4. Claybrook: County Treasurer, john i.
Bailey: Sheriff. =. {. Dclano Superinicnd-
cut OF The Poor, II. VI. llll.t.
King and Queen Radical nominations !:
House of Delegates. John W. Bulman Com
rlonwcallll'> Attorney, William u. Gresham
County Treasurer, Temple Clarke; super
visor of the Poor, Augustine Garrett.
Goochland Radical nominations: House of
Delegates. Henry Turpn CommonWealth's
Attorney, John \. Davis; Treasurer, Thos.
Sanford Davis: Sheriff. Alexander Truatt
Superintendent of the Poor, Frank Tyler.
Lunenbur@ Radical nominations: Sheriff,
Colonel j. W. Ellis (Con.): County Treasu-
rcr, Captain ID. r. Stokes tCon0; House OF
Delegates, W. A. Nash QKad.): Surerintend'
ent of the Poor. Carter White (Con).
Judge James Sanestcr withdraws from
the contest as an independent candidate for
the Legislature in Fairfax county.
dr2d Sentinel.
The Conservatives of Charlotte county
have nominated William r. Gaines for the
House of Delegates.
Mark Twain marked woman with half
a million dollars. and has cleared 100000
on his books.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 9Th uimo, by the Rev. John f.
Edwards. VI. +. WATSON, OF Augusta county. 70
Miss SARAH \. GRIFFITHS. Of this city. Nc
cards.
Bath county papers please copy.
Married. on The OH Of October. by Rev. l.. A
Guy. Dr. JOSHUA PRlCIlErT 10 Mrs. MARY \
WADE; all of Richmond. Va.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Married. bv the Rev. Joseph Il. Tyler. at the
Scycntll-Strccl Christian church. Oh the Sih instant
Captain j. ). SUTPHiN and Miss ROSA, second
daughter oi y. ID. Ha:grovc, Esq; both Ut thu
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

GRAND MAss-MEETING AND BARBECUE AT
THE FAIR GROUNDS, LEx1NGToS.--A sranc
Conservative gathering of the counties oil
Rockbrdee, Bath, and Allegheny will be
held at Lexington on Tuesday, October 18th
upon which occasion the meeting will be adj
dressed By distinguished speakers from other
sections Of the State as we'll rs those at home
a great outpouring of the people is expected
upon this occasion. A list Of speakers viii
be announced hereafter.
BY order OF the State Executive Commit
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SANDY LITTLE thinks that those make 4
mistake who call HUGHES Il carpenter. "He
was Jny Il Joiner or Il tsuwcr.' Certainly he
is skilled in these latter trades.
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M; TO THE PUBLIC.
H FALL, 1878.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.

M FALL, 1878.
SPLENDID STOCk DRY GOODS.
T Il. PRICE X co.
have opened the great bulk of their tine stock OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS. 10 which
the attention af their friends and III" Virginia pilo-
lie is called During the entire season their Ill
creased facilities will enable them 10 ol!cr AL Inc
novelties IL they appear in the northern markets.
Every dcpartmcrt in their house vii be Kept up 20
fun standard, with improvement in many respects
Esnecialy in their DRESS GOODS ROOM VIII
this change he apparent. the same taste III Sc!ec-
tious of colors and designs will he apparent which
gave them reputation before the war.
CAMELS' HAIR POPLINS.
FRENCH and IRISH PuPLlNS.
GRO-GRAIN and TAFFETE SILKS, in black
and colOrcd:
REPS POPLlNS and TYCOON REPS.
DIAGONAL and PLAIN pOPLlNS.
VELOURS. MOHAlRS, &c:
MOURNING and BLACK GOODS in great as
sortmcnt Speciality,
SHANLS and WRAPPINGS OF every Kind.
Great bargains III
FLANNEl.S. IRISH LINENS,
TOWELS. HOSIERY.
BLACK ALPACAS. &c.
Splendid FINE BLANKETS. ocl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

Ne BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
The ony true and perfect dye Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; 40 ridicu-
lous tinls or unpleasant odor Remedies the III
effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces mne-
dately superb black or natural brown, aud leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed ". A. BATCHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
So 3o-eod Proprietor, New York.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A POTHECARY AND DRUG STOLE
N FOR SALE.-OwIng to the death OF Mr. j.
HALEY Norton, we offer for sale the p
. APOTHECARYr aud DRUG STORE
lately occupied by him, located Oh Main between
Eighth and Ninth streets, RichMond, Va, contain
Ing fresh selected stock of Drugs. Medic Ines, &c.
The fixtures are madernand first -eaSs, . nd to apy
one wishing to engage IN tlle business 'ine orpor-
$3.50 : : 80 C0UI.LEsG - rENpLETON,,
oc 7-codfw corner Tenth anu Sank streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

The Radicals of Essex county have nomi-
mated j. T. Hoskins (white) for the House
Of Delegates. There were six aspirlnts, but
the whites outmanaged the darkies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

General W. B. TalinrYro is TIE regular
Conservative nominee tcr the House Of Dele
gates In Gloucester.
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jsEETsES.S.

TOTHE MASONIC FRATERNITY OF
4 RICHMOND: We, the undersigned, Masters OF
tho several Masonic lodges OF the city of Rch9nu,
urgently request the members OF our several iohsc
and III transient brethren In oar CITY 70 meet y! III
mass meeting nj st. lbans Hall on S pa, - u
DAY EVENING at o'clock. TO take Into consider
alton the suffering OF our brethren and others III
the city of Memphis:
j. y. BIDGoOD. Master No. To-.
o. VI. MARSHALL. Master No. II.
.-.~.-.rrl- Wal. HALL- CREM, Master No. ~. ~~"
H. A. JACOB, Acting Master No: 49,
r. ID, CUNNINGHAM. Master No. 40.
!. A. LYMAN, Master No. 81.
A. GUNST, Master 40. 3D.
A. D. CHESTERMAN. Master NO. 10.
JAMES II. BINFORD, Master No. $50.
LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

T1uE CITIZENS 3 ANK OF RICH
MOND continues 10 RECEIVE MONEY ON
DEPOSIT. Oh which interest will be allowed.
EDWARD J. WARREN, Cashier.
T. w. plCkHELL, President. oc 11-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

THIS BAND OF OURS, A No. l.
Il MCCANN.S FIRST VIRGINIA REG lMENI
MAIN STREET-A CARD TO THE PUBLIC;-
4 GRAND BALL: Of which due notice WI ;,, De
Ornamental TO the First Virginia regiment and
Richmond generally. popular yearly scale of
prices and no agents to direct the Interest OF mis-
rs intended to be- Il YEARLY PERMANENT ORG AMI
ZATIOS RAIL MUSIC 4 SPECIALITY. Call, or
address by letter JAMES r. MCLANN.,
Leader First Virginia Regiment Band,
so ,7-1,. 1929 Main street.
X r, I have much pleasure in stating TO my
friends and The public NJ large that have engaged
the valuable services OF
Mr.. HENRY ). PAGE.
the celebrated cornet player who was Drought
tn mis- connry to pav his SOLOS nj the great Boston
Jubilee. 49, .-. +,
Due notice will he given of his first appearance In
Richmond star feature OF the FIRST virginia re
.imcnt band. &c o-l1 oct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

GLARDOZO, FOURQUREAN y co.
Our stock of goods has just been repen!shcd %!
the addition of $4,000 worth Of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fail and winter trade. bought for cIsh. OF
the latest novelties in imported and domestic fab
rics. We are now displaying most attractive as
sortmcn, ct
rLOAKS AID SiItWLS.
Also. new and beautiful fabrics in
DRESS GOODS
in all new and desirable shades.
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS,
very rich and cheap
In black goods our stock is very complete, con-
sisting III part Of
EOMBAXINES. CASHMEhES,
ALPACAS. NlOHAIRS,
TAMI~!:. GRAPE.
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected with great care Is 10 good and permanent
black Also. Il choice lot Of
CARPETS. RUGS. DRUGGETS. &C, &C.
All of which we offer al the very lowest market
prices. CARDOZO. FOCRQCREAN 4 co.
81 20-tnc1G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF HONOR AND
" TEMPERANCE. No, 3.-BRoT1IElts, =
A regular meeting ,f your Temple viii be IT
held THIS Saturday EVENING nj lM
o'clock. Every memhcr Is requested to De III
present Members of sister Temples are 49,
cordially invited to meet with MS. -
JOHN f. SHISBERGER, "; e; 4.
re DECpREE, w. X. oc 1l@Io
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11
PROPOSALS..
WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO. &c.

DURE FRENCH BRANDY OF the best
I uualitv-J. 4 +. MARTELL brand-mIported d.
rect from France for sale under custom house lock
and seal by DAVENPORT ( MORRIS,
ImnnrtcrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
ARREST OF ALLEGED swINDLERs.

G. Rossoni and George Raphael were ar
rested yesterday, by Deputy Sheriff Judson JarV'''
upon orders OF based upon the affidavit OF 'onn
Greenenough in charge OF the foreign department In tne
banking house of Henry Cews a. Co. OF No. so Wast,
In suit begun In the Supreme Court for the recovery Oh
s945 Rosson and Raphael are accused OF defraudink
Clews Go. Raphael introduced Rosson to Mr.. Green,
enough az clerk OF Bank OF Egypt IN London IN IN,
country pleasure tour Raphael then lnanoe9 pnE
10 cash two bills of exchange on the banA
Of Egypt of The total amount before stated The bills wsre
cashed on Aug 10, and on Sept. Cews Co.. VINO lon
warded the hills for collection, received kilograms iro
their London agency pronounclng the bills worthless
Rossopi and Raphael admitted to ball by1Mr Jar'
in the $500 each. A. s,i,
stephen d. Howell was arrested for fraud at the sun
OF Conant n Campbell OF No. 20 Cortianutst' ho W."
admitted to bail by Mr.. Jarvis IN $3.50. it'll,
Julius Wilkowski broker OF No ~ East Forty sn,
at was arrested at the suit OF Julius Hart OF NO, 90
Broadway, on the charge Oh ueilauuins MN Va WV
through false representations