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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-04-16

DEXTER.
Supervisors-Geo. lilies, Chin: L
Ward, Jas. Hiles.
Clerk-H. L. Nye.
Ireasurer-Sam. Hiles.
Assessors-E. L. Bulls and Geo
Hiles.
Justices-Miles Blake, H. L. Nye
Constables-Wm. Downing, A. J
Rowe, jerry Oman.
TOWN OF GRAND RAPIDS.
Supervisors Thos. Burns. Chm.
Aug. Pribonor, Jas. Corcoran.
CIerk-Christain Timm.
Treasurer-O. Rocheleau.
Assessor-Gottleib Krugar.
Justices-W. E. Yetter, Elvin Bar
ker.
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SENECA.
Supervisors-John Ray, Chm;
VIM. Bull, Aug. Otto.
CIerk-Orin Gray.
Treasurer-E. A. Bently.
Assessor. B. Crooks.
Justices %. Gray, H. Rozelle.
Constable-John Ray.
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Wood Go. Reporter.

x When the time expires for which the Re-
porter has been paid, an Y viii be marked on1,o-
site the subscriber name, and may be regarded
invitation to renew
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REMINGTON.
Supervisors-H. w. Remington
Chm; re. Treat, VIM. Fry.
Clerk-A. T. Clavin.
Treasurer-Jas. McGlinn.
Assessor-W. r. Jarvis.
Justices O'Connor, Andrew
Law, R. C. Treat.
Constables-Wm. A. Bowden,
Jas. Culbertson, Frank Wade.
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OUR AGENTS

Geo. P. Rpwell 4 Co., 40 Park Row, Neyv Yorl,
and > NJ. Pettingill & Co., 81 Park Row. VaHy,
York, are our sole agents in that civ. and sro
est rates. ~ 0'1i ~ "
Coe; Wetherell & Co., Philadelphia.
Cook, COburn il Co., Chicago, nj
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RUDOLPH.
Supervisors-H. A. Clark, Chm;
Jesse Waters, Henry Boyer.
Clerk-Jasper Crotteau.
Treasurer-Chas. Filliatreau.
Assessor Blake.
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WOOD.
Supervisors-F. E. McDouUal
Chm; B. B. Robinson, E. Eighme.-
Clerk-T. w. Pitts.
Treasurer-Evan Mcleod.
Assessor-L. w. Pitts.
Constables-L. w. Pitts, VIM.
Smith, O. Severns.
Justices-F. E. McouDgal, James
Woodford, E. Eighme.
Sealer-J. Robinson.
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John 6. Parkhurst of New York
well known to our citizens as the great
baritone Of the old Parkhurst &
Thompson troupe, will take the part of
Belshazzar in the approaching Philhar-
monte season at Turner's Hall, the last
four nights of April Mr.. Parkhurst
has recently sung in this part in the
eastern Cities and his acting is said to
be Immense " He comes West for
the sole purpose of appearing in this
character IN Green Bay. We should
say that the Pills were sparing no ex-
pense or labor to make "Bels a
brilliant success. Green Bay Gazette.
Our people remember Mr.. Park
hurst who sang here some four years ago.
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA.
Supervisors John McCarty, Chm;
NJ Mcdonald, John Chrystal.
Ciark-Thos. Mccormick.
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BG8@ The New York Tribune saws +:
Gin the case of Mr.. Cushing a trivial
letter to Jefferson Dauis decided his
fate in the Senate and in the Execu-
tive Mansion" This letter, fshed up
from the musty and almost forgotten
rebel archives, which the independent
organ OF a party yet to be born calls
trivial, was addressed to the s'Presi-
dent of the Confederate States" spoke
OF the Union as already ''overthrown, )"
and recommended to the chief of the
new government a man who might
the writer thought do the State
(Confederacy) some service. This
letter would not have been deemed
trivial when it was written, in 1861. by
anybody who loved the Union. It
could not have been written by any pa
triotic American citizen. Letters bear
ing on State affairs are never trivial.
A similar letter by Jesse d. Bright
cost him his seat in Congress, and cut
off his political career forever.-Tnter-
Ocean.
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The Spring Elections.

The following are all the returns
received up to the time of going to
nraSS.
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O G. NEEVES. Agent.
Notice.

Grand Rapids. Jure sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15
MANCHESTER NEWS.

REGISTER, RECIsTER.-The offices Of regis
tr9tion will be open Tor the next three days
at the following places:
First Fard-Southeast corner OF Hull
and Fourth street (Abbott's shop. j. b..
Graves, registrar.
Second Ward.-Soutbeast corner Of Hull
and Ninth streets (maTket-house). A. w.
Rountree. registrar.
Third Ward.-Hull street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Eli T..
Stell, registrar.
Fourth HIQrd.-Northwest corner Of Hull
and Eleventh streets. I. b. Robertson,
registrar.
The CIRCUIT CoURT.-The grand jury
meets to-day, when the case of Mary and
Dolly Jackson will be called.
William .Aldrdge has been indicted for
breaking into the barn Of ". Burton Chalk
ley, in Dale township.
SUDDEN observation-disclosures was received
Yesterday of the sudden death, at his resi-
dence, at Swift creek, Of Richard Talley,
Esq, formerly of this city. Ar. TaI!cy was
most estimable gentleman, and the news
of his sudden demise was Il cause Of gene
raj regret.
THE CITY CEMETERY.--The report OF the
Committee on the City Cemetery made to
the citizens meeting was in every way salts
factory. Every effort will be made to make
the cemetery an ornament to the city.
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I. The estate will be in the bands Of the
creditors. managed by directory OF their
own choosing. The stock received By them
o marketable article. And If it should be
found, after reasonable time, that the new
arrangement is not profitable, and gives no
promise in that direction, the bank can to
put in liquidation and wound up By its d.
rectory, chosen by the stockholders.
10 provide for contingencies, the following
resolution Is recommended for adoption:
Resotred, That If the foregoing proposi-
ton te adopted by the meCtipg of creditors,
ninety days be allowed Isaacs, TayIer s.
Williams to secure the approval of all the
creditors; provided, that If in the mean time
any creditor shall take legal steps to collect
bis claim against said firm the chairman OF
this meeting Immediately call the creditors
together III general meeting to protect their
interests.
[signed] JAMES N. hoopy, Chairman.
John A. ,S'odn, Secretary.
Nineteen for, one agalnst-W. F. Jackson
dissenting.
The question was put on the adoption Of
thls report when Mr. W. F. Jackson moved
as substitute the following resolution
feSotred, That this committee recon-
mend TO the creditors that YOUR committee
shaii eelect i've trustees to take charge OF the
assets OF !saacs, Taylor & Williams, which
-" "nlca sald hve trustees shall give bond and
security Tor the said assets: and they shall
sell tne sald assets whenever majority Of
your SAID committee Of twenty one shall re-
commend the sale Of the same, and the mo-
ney realized from the sale of said assets
shall be divided among the creditors pro
rata.
The motion was lost by large majority.
Tie question was then put upon tho sdop-
tion of the report. 1t was carried with but
one dissenting voice.
Mr.. Isaacs then came forward to express,
in behalf of himself and his partners, the
qualification he felt at the confidence their
creditors still showed il them, as evidenced
by the unanimity of the vote adopting the
proposition they submitted. Their creditors
number something like 4 thousand, and
cover in large part a class Of our community
who can i'll afford TO be deprived, even for
limited time, Of the Use Of their money. Mr..
Isaacs, after speaking of the goodwill gene
rally shown them by their creditors, dwelt
with feeling upon the peculiar courtesy and
kindness exhibited towards them by thc
stone cutters, 4 large number OF whom were
depesiters, and whose needs have been sore
for The past six months. they being without
We cannot but wish this old and worthy
house safe issue out of all their troubles,
and it is our belief that the proposition, car
ried out in good faith on both sides (aEd Of
this we have 10 doubt), will result In the
payment to their creditors of every dollar
due them, and save to the firm the fruits OF
twenty years of unremitting labor in their
business,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, WEDNEs-
DAY--Judge II. L. Bond prcssding.-In the
matter Of John G. Lumpkin, bankrupt
The petition of William B. Sydnor was dis.
missed, no error being found in the proceed
ings Of the District Court.
In the matter Of C. L. Straight, bankrupt:
Decree of District Court declared to be er-
roneous, and ordered that the property levied
upon and now in the hands of j. II. Alsop,
deputy sheriff of Spotsylvania county, be
sold. and out of the proceeds certain claims
and debts be satisfied, and the balance, il
there be any, turned over to the bankrupt.
Evidence was further heard in the suit of
Watt Is. Starke.
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HusrfNGs COURT YEsrERDAY-Judge Gus-
gon presiding.-The case of DR.. Z. h. Hud-
son was called in this court yesterday and
continued until to-day.
\ nole prosequi was entered in the case OF
Winston T. Rogers, charged with receiving
stolen goods.
The court passed sentence upon Lewis
Davis, convicted few days since of bursla-
ry, and sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years.
James Cooper, colored, charged with bas.
tardy, was discharged.
Paitro Gressi, charged with extorting
money from Joseph Corpage, and playing
detective, was found guilty and sentenced to
the penitentiary for one year.
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THE CANDIDATES.

THE WARD REPRESENT TroN.-At q meet
ing Of the City Conservative Central Com.
mittee, held April "a, on motion of DR.. Nc
Rae, it was
Resolced, That q number OF delegates
equal to three from each precinct in the city
be elected in ward meetings to attend the
Convention to nominate candidates for the
mayoralty, city sergeantcy, &C., and that the
places for holding such meetings shall be Sc
lected by the ward superintendent.
Resolred, That each delegate shall be enti-
tied to one vote in the Nominating Conyen-
ton,
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HORSE TarEvEsARREsTED.-H Riddle
and George Bryant (colored), who were in
dcted for horse stealing in the Henrlco CIR
cult Court on Saturday, were brought to
this city yesterday and lodged in Henrico.
jail. Immediately upon the presentment OF
The Indictment Deputy Sheriff Humphrey
and Special Constable John W. Talley were
dispatched in pursuit of the fusitives. They,
were oyertaken Tuesday, in Cumberland
county, about seventy-tiye miles from Rich
mond. aad surrendered without resistance.
The horses had been previously taken from
them by the owners The accused will be
brought before the Henrico Circuit Court
for trial 10 -Gay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

poa,nr Marshan a., ,,Wqrd.I5sorge A. Ainslic, John
no homer' H gona m Walsh, Philip O'Eeil, L. Pow.
efs, W. d. Westwood, j. E. Riddick, Thomas
Monroe Ward.-H. D. Danforth. n q
Cannon, WIS White, w. II. Palmer. G. N
Wallace, Henry Hudnall, F. T. Glasgow
W. A. Tanner, A. Lybrock, DR.. Erasmus,
Powell, j. Taylor Sratton, and DR.. Otis F.
Manson.
jackson Ward.-Messrs. j. W. Gilman,
William f. Drinkard, Patrick McGovern,
David Brannon, John Epps, Thomas F.
flanagan, Joseph r. Whitaker, Maurics
Griffin, Fleming Wingfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

RICHMOND AMATEUR OPERA CoMPANY.-Io.
night this popular amateur opera troupe will
have stage rehearsal at the Iheatre prepa1se m :
atory to the rendition of operas the last OF
this month. Professor E. A. Ambod viii
direct the opera, and Mr.. E. Il. Chamber
layne, Jr., has been selected as stage niau-
ager in the place Of the late ta'entea manager
Major William B. Myers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, tn front Of tho court
house In Manchester, real estate in Chesterfield
county.
E. D. EACHO, for curator Of William D. Ran
delphi. deceased, at "Chatsworth," furniture,
silyerware. gold watch, farming utensils, DC.
w. GODDIN, S P. NJ, dwelling at the southwest
corner Of Clay and Adams streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, P. II. rcstdense No.
107 west Clsy street.
HILL & GODDIN, p. H., twelve lot. In the plan
Of Fulton.
COOK & LAUGHTOE will cell at III m. mousse
hold furniture, &c.
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HOLLYWOOD MENoRlAL-DAY.-The Board

HOLLYWOOD MgNoalAL-DAY.-The Board
of Managers OF Hollywood Association have
determined 10 observe the fourth Wedpes-
DAY Of May rhe 27th as their memorial-day
at HOLLYWOOD cemetery. The ladies hope
that by that time the season will be Tar
enough advanced TO giTe profusion of tow'
ers. end that the citizens generally aud their
friends everywhere who may wish to do 30
can unite win them in these tributes OF
aflectionste remembrance placed on every
soldiers grave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

HABEAs ConPUs CAsE.-Nathan Jacob. VINO
was recently committed to Jail By Judge
Gnioon Gui was brought before Judge Wel!ford
vesteri1ay upon writ of habeas corpus. Tue
case was partially heard and continued untii
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

Tue Qurgs's BlETEDAT.-A party of twen-
tv-three Enelish tourists will be here on tho
goth instant ard remain during the eelebra-
ton Of the Queens birthday, and proceed
psa Lynchburg for an extended tour through
the West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

SENT TO THE GRAND JURy.-Barney Branch
and jack Phillips (negroes) were sent TO the
grand jury upon charge of 6astardy IN
each case. Phillips was committed 10 jail
in default of bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

NEEDS CLEANING = Now that the hea.eG
term has set in, the attention OF the sani.a,y @
corps will be turned to cleaning Ine ssree.5 ,aa5
and alleys, many OF which are sadiy IN neea
of .poiicinp -srr>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

FRESH Cop LIVER GiL.-1essrs. MEADE s "a
KER have Just gotten in from New Founditnd
full supply OF their very celebrated cd aver "ii'
and all who require the article cah rely on tbe'fs
as being perfectly fresh and pare, rs ta.y import
5trect. and IL is no. subjected 10 the sophlstici-
lions and hllraiions which render other OILS nau-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

.LJEMAILABLR LETTERS ReAAHlko IN fn TIE
RICHMOND PosTo OFFICE May la, 1913 .s.-nl,.
Proskauer, Twenty-tbird street ~ pe1"sen wee.
Main and Franklin, Richmond, va, MID
Emma Vest, No. $40 Paxton street. " = .S5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

MILITARY FIsIT.-Governor Kemper has
granted permission to Company b, First re-
giment National Guards, OF Washington, ID.
e.. 10 enter the State and visit Richmond on
tbc 30th
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Fon GOOD CLOTHING, at low prices call on tae
o,d corner clothing house or +. B. SPENCE & soS
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LOSE, kTRAYEn, &c.

~, on Wcdpe>d day. May 18th, an AME-
~ = iIN. 81 IN irt and gold, between
',h aua Main and Fourth and Broad streets
;, ''i1i reward "i! b" paid by leaving the same
.~''- baMh sIect, or lhis oiice. my 15-2tt
'HlRAl DOG.-A large GREY @->1
~ 80 came 10 Nc. $50 tiyhtccnthSE>sn
I.''' HE owner viii please come forward prove
.',f pay expenses, ami take him away.
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UMBRELLAS aud wALKING-CANEs. Large stocs
at low prices, for sale by E. B. SPENCE & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

N1ruRAlIzED.-James Wilson, q native OF
Scotland. William 81. Davis and W. W. no
harris. natives of Wales. and II. Nachman,
native of Germany, received their daai nafu.
ralizltion papers from Judge Weiiiords
court Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

il-.h~-C!T!zFSs Conscious Of having faith
-. ..s'arge,: The cu:!cs II ny Office during the
i".;;' rea-s. | mo-: respectfully announce my
:. g.. 1s;" Cor !e-cl-c.ioa 10 :he Office Of
HIGH CONSTABLE
~ =. ely 0r Richmond. subject 10 the decision
I. - aa-crra;irr noui mating convention.
- .-Gl A. b. DCESBEERY.
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JEAN DRAWERS, best make and warranted 10 ht'
for sale by Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

when the stomach refuses all and every arhets o.
diet or food, just make one trial with LoEfLASp
IiebIg's) IMPORTED INFANTS FOOD ana nALi
EXTRACT. II gives new life. soia oy IL "A'' AoSHi''
Druggist. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

Nrw HArs FOE THE CRY PoLIcE.-Ihe
members OF the city police force have been
with new hats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

MANCHESTER NEwS.-FOr fresh pies. cakes,
bread, &c, 20 10 JAKE KILLS, Hull street near
Ninth. Families pic-nics. excursions, furnished
cheap. All goods delivered free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

\ NpIlCE.-LOST OR MISLAID, the
-, 'HHo"!hy CERTIFICATES Of STATE
EI,trh -'auH!nS In The OF Miss MARY G.
vii -, u.s., vs., i"r which an application for rene wal
a. a,t !.''1: /" tiIe >ccoud Auditor No. 251, act
-, :. i't''h, ss7. fer $500: No. 9S, act o.
55l@TrG, Ic5I, !orsl 800. my S.EaL
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WHITE AKp RED AND WHITE CHICK NArrNo
At LEVY BROTHERS.
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BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SILK only 81 yard
at LEVY BROTHERS.
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PoT PLANTS OF every variety at JoHS MOE.
TONS, coruer Of Main and Reservoir streets.
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r. Ny FELLUW-CITlZENS.

.--'"!." honor 10 announce myself 3 candidate
. Fl" .u0..ol "a he Office of CITY sERG EAAT,
.a.'..1 ,.e 1rrl-!Jl. OF the Conservative Nolni-
-. Convention: Conscious OF having dis
i+'t". ia~ ,uti,.r uf The 1iIice for the past TWO
-. l-.tA.auy, ] a.aiH respectfully solicit Your
',."3 q 80" approaching municipal election.
. -a-;N.5 Z. 7. MOORE.
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vRRBnHAs. ROSES pAssIEs, CARNATIONS, aad
FOLIAGE PLANTS OF every variety, and all In great
profusion, nc AoRroE's, corner OF Main and
ka6erYoir streets.
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REaoyAL.-A. HARRIs's Loan Ctiice testabliShee
IN l isl has been removed TO 1929 Main street.
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zoy,r GERAN1rMs.-A fine stock on hand at
j DIN MoRToS'S.
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FoUyD AT LAsr-The long sousht-for plaza
where you can get money loaned On your diamouds,
watches, Jere!ry, sllverware, &c. Call at A. HAR-
R1s's Loan Office, 322 Niin street, and yeu Will
learn all about H. All transactions strietly CONT
tIal
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H0UsE.FURNEsHING GOODS.
---~l~~>~~~~--~ ~~>e-~~--~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~
4 r COST FOR CASH.

IA - .
Having determined upon change IN my present
business, close out now offer my entire STOCK OF
GHiNA, GLASS, anu 90, GhSGh uSu EaStI En "A"
The above goods are Of hrst qualify, and VIII be
sold without reserve FUR CASH, FOR CASH.:
intending 10 continue the HOUSE-fUHSlSH-
INC; and WUODES-W WARE business, shall eudea-
Yor 10 hsye on hand full supply OF arst,clasS
goods NJ the lowest prices Z. CURRANT,
IN 81 n 9O3 eIst Main street.
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SAVE len by buying cooLxn YILLBp WITH
CHARCOAL You can get them at GEORGE KLris,s,
ol1 Broad street, who also keeps largo sssor.-
mSpt OF Housefurnishing gooda
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The old ENGLISH PALM SOAP, ELDsR FLOWER,
and TURTLK Oh SOAP. l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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(Ili Fellow Citizens: |
- s"-.rc:'u!y 4ncou3ce myself as candidate
- 49, ;sf..'.0a o! CITY ERGEAST, subject
'.~ -.4di.OE CT The Conservative ConYen-
LEW!S II. FRAiSEk.
-'-ylJ
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PEMBRoKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS made 10 orde,
by z. Is. SPENCE < SON.
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GoTo13O0 MAIN STREET and examine SPENCE
SONS stock before buying your clothing and lur'
nishing goods.
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SOMA. K1ssESGEy, VIcHY, EXCELSIOR sAhA-
roc, WATER, OTTAWA BEER AND GINGER ALE
All on draughs, a, eLoRaE scnGs's e'ssr sne 10
- ~, o,ore, corner Main and Eleventh. streets
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TIE CONVENTION THIS AFTERNOON.

The Executive Committee of the City
Conservative Committee met yesterday
morning and adopted the following resolu-
ton: ...s..
"Resoloed, That the Convention to nomi-
nate candidates for the municipal offices shall
be held in the Exchange Hotel at half-past 8
O'Clock P. II. on Friday the 18th instant in
stead of 8 O'Clock p, NJ, as heretofore or
dered."
The Convention will be called to order
promptly at the hour agreed upon by Gene
raj Bradley I. johnson, superintendent Of
the City Committee. Mr.. William II. Wade,
the secretary Of the committee, will then
read the roll of delegates, and if minority
answer to their names the Convention vii
proceed to organize itself.
- TIE CANDIDATES.
The candidates for Mayor are A. NJ. Kei.
ley (prescnt incumbenD and Peyton Wise; !;
the candidates for Auditor are j. 3. Royster
(present incumbenD and James C.. Laughton;
for Sergeant, p. T. Moore (present incum-
bent), Z. B. Cook, Lewis Fl. Frayser, n. n.
Lee, aud John FL. Greaner; for Common-
wealth's Attorney Qhe present incumbent
declines reelection), R. G. Scott, r. B. Berk.
ley, William =. BurHel, E. Darlington Cab
ell, c. V. Meredith, and w. w. Cosby; for
High Constable, A. B. Duesberry (present
lncumbent), James Fl. Pccor, and +. Hoiz-
niger. 1t appears that John F. Regrault,
City Collector; john w. Wright, Sheriff, and
r. B. Munford, Commissioner of the ReYe-
nue., have no opposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

ELECTION TICKETS shesply and expedIasusy
printed At this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

EVERYBODY ought to buy one OF those new Chi
nose fans 1t 623 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

TULLAnp's AND BILLIONS celebrated brands Of
Black Dreas SILK at LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILk.-A fresh lot
just received from the New York auction, at LEVY
BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

AVE TO TIE MALE OR-aa
ifr,,t I'm ASYLUM. on Tie OH in-F@
..I. small, black HORSE MULE, Ny
,s..rs.s "'E owner can get by paying 3RaHA4
H.! 1i-3ts Jp CIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

GAUZE USpERSIllRTS.-A large stock or nice
guze undcrsLirts at very low prices, for sale oy l..
Is. SPENCE & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

PEMBROKE SHIRTS-the best htiing shirt In the
market-for sale at low prices by E. y. sPHscR %
son,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

A LARGE and we'll selected STOCK OF Dress Good'
at LEVY BROTHERS..