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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05

0.HE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
in It's extent and equipment, Is uneqIillea g py
nv nrnttng establishment in the soutn. mas ialSs
aud ampie facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK. ~, pp1SrINc
nromn,ly and neatly executed, and at low pflGes.
PElip WORK, GOOD MATERlAL, AND satdS- a. 10.
S0SSTTI ES0STIoS ) SGuARANTEED. Look at some OF our
prices ooo
VISITING CARDS soc. to 81 Tor 5O.
LITER HEADS "a TO 1915 per rean'
RIII. HEADS 87 to $40 per realn.
CIRCULARS $3.50 70 O. per d'oou'
HANpBILLs u TO % per Ivy. ,,or .,nda q,
corresponalpg low prices for othef KINGS VI
WGisi WGHissim,pOAD and STEAMBOAT. WORK spe-
.,aifv The fact that we have for the past l~enLS @
Ace Years been doing the most et tnis class OF
IL yidence that we are prepared to do II promptly
aiia W anartcnIary invite attention to the oeauItui
~ Impsefiii TRANSEER INKS that we arr nov nov
anu Tey have been hut recently introducsa;
hnt are already extensively used oy ar
banks, Yierohsnta, sha c
We are now furnishing these INKS - Al. Sy
ynRs and OF quality that can be cQpssa ADD
nf lime ffer being printed. They VIII copy
and Mstinctly 70 the ordinary
ala 0r5ers respectfuAy solicited, aad sausiaS uon
riYsn IN prices and work.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTsRDAY-Tbe case of
William A. Lambert, charged with assault
ing L. V. Dabney, was continued until
Wednesday, and the case of Berjamin Car.
ter and james Robinson (coloreu). charged
with burglary, was continued until to-dsv.
Lambert was bailed, aud Carter and Robin.
son were committed to jill.
Porter Hill (colOredj was adjudged guilty
Of stealing three dollars worth of iron be-
longing to the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company, aud seut to Jail for sixty
days.
w. Fl. Storrs was fined 81 FOR an assault
upon Thomas Nelson.
Augustus Staples, Jr. (colored), was fired
g tor disorderly conduct in the street.
Oscar Newman was fined $40 for keeping
open bis bar-room on Sunday.
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Late Weather Report.


ESPECIAL telegram to the Richmond D!spatch.I
WASHINGTON, November 5-1 a. N.-for
the New England and Middle Atlantic
States, generally clear and warm weather
will prevail during the day, with southeast
to southwest winds and falling barometer,
followed by cloudy weather in the western
portjons of New York and Pennsylvania.
fAseecated Press telegramI
WASHINGTON, November ii p. h.-For
the South Atlantic States, partly cloudy and
warmer weather will prevail, with northeast
to southeast winds, and slight changes in the
barometer. A.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, increasing cloudiness,, east 10
south winds veering to Southwesteriy I'D Tue
Ohio Valley, continued warm weather, fali'
ing barometer, and areas Of rain in the MIS-
sissippi and Ohio valleys.
For the New England and Middle stateS,
partly cloudy and warmer weather Win
southeast to southwest winds, and slowly
falling barometer.
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GRAND CONSERVATIVE DEMoNsTRATIoN.--
The Conservatives OF Richmond will baye Q
grand jollication demonstration tomorrow
night, under the auspices of the City Com
mittee, in front Of FSrd's Hotel. All the
Conservative clubs of the city will take part.
General Bradley T. johnson will preside,
and Governor Walker; Senator Piuckney
Whyte. of Mary land; Hon. J. R. Tucker,
Hon. John Goode; General William H..
Payne, OF Warrenton; Hon. r. t. Merrick,
Of Washington; Hon. Thomas Stanbope
Flournoy, najor John W. Daniel, Captain
George D. Wise, Mayor Kelley, Mr. K. B.
Berkeley, Colonel W. W. Berry, and Dr.. 3.
S. McRae, have been invited to speak.
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MIA as far as heard from. Majority against

MA as far as heard from. Majority agains,
amendments, AL.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DANyILLE, November 4.--.Cabell's majority
in this county Uncludng Danville) is 1866 lin
Henry, o.. This, with the Radical loss ir
Halifax, insures Cabelfs election.
SIXTH DISTRICT
BEDFORD.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LyNcHBURG, November 4.-Bedford gives
Tucker 9l6 majority.
CAMPBELL.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYScHBuRs, November 4.-Tucker's ma
jority will reach $500.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
STAUNTON.
STAUNToN, November 4.-As anticipated,
the election yesterday passed off very quietly
Not much more tliaH half the registered vote
was poled, andshe vote would not have
been as large asAt was but for the contest
for the clerkship of the Circuit Court
The returns have not come in from the
county yet, but enough is known to insure
the election of the present incumbent, Mr..
Joseph N. Ryan, who has held the officc for
eleven years, and is q capable and efficient
clerk. The vote in the city wards stands as
follows: First Yard For Congress: Har.
ris, 1864; Lewis, 90. For Clerk: Ryan, 219;
Kinney. 81. Second Wdrd.--For Congress
Harris, 1872; Lewis, 144. For Clerk: Ryan,
1856; Kinney, 122. Peaco's Mu.--Harris,
45; Lewis, 10; Ryan, 40; Kinney,7. Amend
ments: For, l6; against, %. MAX.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 4.-Hunton
(C.) carries Fairfax, Fauquier, Warren,
Frederick, Clarke, and LoudouD, by 2,S9s.
Barbour carries Culpeper, Alexandria, Rap.
pshannock, Orange, and Madison, by 2,310.
Hunton's majority is 5SS, with two or three
townships to hear from.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 4.-Hunton
is undoubtedly elected, his majority being
from 400 to 500. Loudoun gives him 1928
majorily-a very large Conservative gain.
MADISON.
Returns from polls of the county Zone pre-.
clnct, Graves's Mill, not all heard FROM:
Hunton (C.), 669; Barbour U.), 91S-- Bar.
bour'S majority, 249. Thomas (C.), for clerk
Of County and Circuit Courts, 976; Hill (C.),
present occupant, 695--Thomas's majority,
2S1. Harrison, for sheriff, s43; Seal, pre-.
sent occupant, 705--Harrison's majority, 1885,
WARREN.
Front Royal: Warren county gives Hun.
ton 500 majority.
FAUQUIER.
Piedmont: Upperville gives Hunton "a
majority, and Orleans gives Barbour ma.
jority.
EIETH DISTRICT
SMYTH.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
MARION, VA, November 4.--Smyth coun.
ty (McMulin's home) gives Terry 1O3 ma
jority. [kemper's majority was 635.]
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NJ To TIE CREDITORS OF IsAAcs, TAY.
LoR g. W1LMAMs.--The creditors of the
above firm are earnestly requested TO meet
the undersigned committee at l5Os Main
street (hou,e formerly occupied by A. A.
Hutcheson), one door below the St. Charles
Hotel, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 10th IL
stant, between the hours of and o'clock.
where notary public will be in attendance
to prove their accounts. The committee will
explain the steps contemplated to be taken
TO secure to the creditors the best result the
estate will produce.
JOHN orr, Chairman;
P. II. STARKE,
J. 6. MorFETr,
GILBERT PHILLIPS,
WARNER L. FLEMING.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,
WILLIAM K. SMITH & CO., 1oA. NJ ,be,istese

WILLIAM X. SMITH & CO., 10 A. NJ bedstcads.
cabinets, stoves, reirigerators, &c.
w. r.. RATCLIFFE, half-pass 10 A. NJ, bacon
bans, shoulders, sides-dried beef, -four, coffee,
coda, soap, &c.
n N. LEE, 2. NJ, store on Main street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
EDWARD G. GODDlN, P. M., brick dwelling
OH Vii eteenth street between Broad and Mar
shall streets.
LYME & BROTHER, Az p NJ, lot and tricS
dwelling at northeast corner Of Fran kiln and
1weu.y-afth streets.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Ak p. NJ, brick residence
at the northeast corner Of Fifth and Cary
stree 8.
A. A.A.HCTCHESON A. & CO., at Johuson's stables. az
II A. NJ, several work -horses.
JANIS NJ. TAYLOR & SON, AZ 2. NJ, frams
dwclit on the west side Of Mill street
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Border Agricultural Fair-Flne Exni'
I hition-RaCeS. &c.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DAsvILLE, November 4.-The first day Oh
the Border Agricultural Fair has just closed
There was grand display of cattle, horses,
hogs, machinery, and agricultural products
The articles of home manufacture and fancy
work are unsurpassed in quality ana ID
quantity.
The first race, mile heats, best three in
FIVE. was won by Williamson's black mare
Prouay-time, 2:54A. The second race
colts. mile heats, best three in five, was "or
bv r Rradsbaw's Red Rover-time, 3:2o.
The weather is fine, and the city full O
people in the highest spirits. The Far IS
decided success.
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HAvERLY's MINsTEBLs-Hlrerly's Min
strels appeared at the Theatre last night on
their first visit to Richmond. Of all the
companies OF Ethiopian delineators this is
the best that has been here for several years.
The singing, dancing, and acting is far better
than we have of late been accustomed to, and
the audience was highly entertained and
amused There was nothing the least OBJ
jectionabIe in the performance.
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COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTIoN.-The Board
of Commissioners Of Election for this city
meet at 10 O'Clock this morning at the Office
of the clerk of the Hastings Court.
The Henrico commissioners will meet at
the county courthouse at the same hour.
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PARIS MrLIIsEaY.-Thels lady readers Of The Dss-
oatea Will find an important announcement 10 cur
advertising columns this morning. An eieeans
p.RIs MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT mas pesn
ooened oyer the store u Messrs LEVY bhoT = sfs,
where may be foupd the most attractive ssoes ~ :.
bonne,s hats aowsfs feathers &C., ever on =
this city The quality and prices OF ule Sooas
not fall to please. ss5Ssss ts'$s sG.
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UHMaILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THs
RIcHMoHD Posi-. OFFICE NOVEMBER 4, 1874
Fl. c. Eccles, Esq, Charlotte, n. c.; Mr. +.
W. Hoge, box 81, city Mrs. Maria l.. Pol
ling, 1913 Main street, city; Mrs. A. O.
Turnley, between Sixth and Seventh on Main
street, city one with no address.
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January 13, 1872.

TRANSFER PRINTING ISKs.-We Invite atsen-
ton 10 tue beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are Of recent intro
duction, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The Inks that we are now furnishing
are of quality that be copied any length or
time after being printed VIII copy In ordinary
letter-press book.
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RoBBERY.-The residence of Mr. c. j.
Fox, at the corner OF Twenty.ninth aud
Franklin streets, was entered at an early
hour yesterday morning and robbed of
bag of coffee and other articles. No arrests.
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FIREMES's BALL.-Tbe members OF the
Richmond Fire Department will hold meet.
ing tonight at 8 O'Clock at the Broad-street
enyipe-house to make arrangements for q
ball, the proceeds to be used IN procuring
oyercoats for the force.
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NELSON'S lMPoRTED GELArtSE LozEscRs--
the very thing for public speakers. preachers sing
ers and others who are troubled With sore throat.
PIZzINI has Just received lot Of these lozenges.
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PHOTOGRAPHY During the construction or
REEs Co.'s new gallery, Main street, they VIII
be located on Broad between Eighth sud Ninth
streets where they prepared TO execute all tho
various styles Of PHOTOGRAPHS, as heretofore.
They Will move into their new gallery In this
monfh. as..sss
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL UNDERsErRrs aud
DRAWERS, certain cure for rheumatism: Pembroke
white dress-shrts; heavy Meriuo undershirts, outy
81 each; and q large assortment Of ready-R,ada
clothing and gentlemens furnishing goods for sala
low By E. B. SPENCE s Son, Merchant Ta,tors,
1900 Main street.
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LARGE STOCK OF REApY-MApE CLOTHING fog
sale low by Z, B. SPENCE i SON.
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TWAS Mr.. j. w. RoBARD who received q
diploma at the late Fair for guide to hemmer,
and not J. NJ. Rofarder.
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ANOTHER pREMIun at the last Fa1s % Nm y
poLra & ENGLISH for the best binding and D'ahS'
books. Farly orders solicited from banss, Nv.
chan.s,.as clerks FOR aeecon q al ANUS
MS Easn stress.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy heavy MERISo UNDER.
SHIRT from H. B. SPENCE & SON.
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ASK FOR GaAY's MOULDED PAPER CoLLAaa,
and taSe no others. They are the be.t made For 4
sa G by Eeb. SPENCE 6 SON.
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DIR. BULLS COUCH aYRUP is fast takfug the
pace of all old-fashfoned couch remedies Il never
fails to relieve the most violent cold and for roas
diseases IL Is Invaluable. Price, % cents.
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GRaY's MOULDED PAPER CoLLARs--best co,fars
made--fer sale by n. B. >PsNcE 4 soS.
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have auaiyzed the Whiskey known under tha
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAls
TER d. BLAIR q Co.. Richmond, Va. and fud Il
FREE FROM FUsn. OIL and other impurities, snd
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poscs.' j. 3. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College OF virsints.
T,,,,,,-,12 i 4
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sy~sASSEIs rGrM MAToES.--f offer to tho
j Ia itss;Se mn. ASSED TOMATOES, ALI sraNn
- !. ~ er sfanos.n On the Richmond Ana xosE
Kiyer r,ilruad picked ripe snd SOUND sna eennSs1
the day they 9ete tcSed. TneI were oAtsssssssss
usf Ilitba etty tist season. and uere prQapAnVe3
tila isst ever I.sr.d In this MARKET S
Sssry care Is used In the process pt eAnaihk -
silf Z, giad 70 SeestYe orders 4 Ifpa = 5
gi1ts. - r. IA, ~ ,s,.sss
eS l5s I'm = s.assssss \ sss
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counties, hitherto Republican by large major
tiles, give Democratic msjorities RESPECTIVELY
of 100 and 250. The Democrats are jubiIant
over The result.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE, November A. Last nights
dispatches are generally unchanged by later
returns. The Republicans have elected to
Congress Williams, Caswell, Magoon, Kim.
ball, Rusk, and McDill, and the Democrats
elect Burchard and Lynde. The Democrats
here claim Bouck over Kimball for Congress
in the Sixth district. The Democrats con-
cede Republican majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4..--A dispatch
from Seattle, Washington Territory, says
that Jacobs (R.) is elected to Congress by
over 500 majority.
Election News by way of Washington.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 4.-Later
returns say the Democrats gain eight, posi-
bly, nine, members In Pennsylvania. Both
parties claim the State.
The majority against Butler is over 1900.
In New Jersey, the Democrats elect Bedle
governor, gain three congressman, and
carry the Legislature. e'', -',--
a careful count gives the Democrats 15S
and the Republicans lis, thus far, as the next
House of Representatives. TIMoN.
Associated Press telegram.J
THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WAsHNGToN, November 4.-Shrewd CAL
culators give the Democrats twenty-five ma
jority in the next House Of Representatives.
Republican officials here look as if they
were sorry for themselves.
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Use THE BEsT.-Gray's Moulded Paper eci!srs,
the best collars in the world, for sale by Z. 3.
SPENCE & SON a8
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everything passed off quietly. We are yet
sanguinc of u brilliant victory for Goode.
Yours, &C., GALLATIS.
BoYK,NS, November a,--Southampton
gives Goode $50 majority.
YORK AND WARWICK.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 4.--The vote
in York county is: Goode, sos; Platt, $50;
Norton. sos.
Warwick county Platt, 24l; Goode, 15s
Nortop,2.
NANSEMOND.
Suffolk All the precincts in Nansemond
county have been beard from. Goodies 9th
cial majority is 253-Conseryalive gain Of IS.
THIRD DISTRICT
RICHMOND CITY.
ELECTION RETURNS PoR RcuMoND. In ac
cordance with law the judges Of election
Yesterday delivered to the clerk Of the
Hastings Court returns under seal, and to
the Mayor Of the city open copies of the
same. The commissioners OF election will
meet to-day to canvass the former. From
the latter we obtain the following table
which will be Identical with the results ar.
rived at by the commissioners if the re-
turns made 10 the Mayor are, as they ought
to be. exact copies of the returns to the clerk
of the Hastings Court:
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HENhICO.

HENhlCO.
The returns from Henrico county indicate
that Walker has received majority OF 10
over Burgess, and Waddill, for clerk, about
175 over Anuable.
LOUISA.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, November 4.-Editors
Dispatch: There is great rejoicing over
Conservative gains in the county. With
one precinct to hear from, Burgess has 81
mejority, and Porter, Conservative candi-
date for clerk, 800. This is a tremendous
Conservative triumph. The Radicals, who
were so busy yesterday, have hardly shown
their faces to-day. They worked bard, but
little did they accomplish. Returns from all
but one precinct give the Conservatives
gain of POT. b.
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cHow-rHow PREsERvEs-somethins new-at
PIzZlSrs yS.
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COURTNEY & POWELL are DOW re-
I eeiyiug their third supply Of FALL and VIM
BLnCk CASHMERE. soc worth 7sc.;
ALI-WOOl. se &c, sSS, o0c. worth Toe.
n. .At;K METZ STRIPES, 50c. worth sl
KHLMARSUcK WILL, Soc woran SSs, @S.
EMPKESS CLOTHS, MEKtNOs, sAI
PLAID PcPLINs. 23c---eoss more 70 import.
hey have the cheapest stock Of BLACK ALPA- {:
CAS- In the city.
FRENCH and ENGLISH CAsSiMERES;
CHhRLUTTEsyfLLECA CASSIE MEX - " ~. 8. IS
as,ies, (;eprlrinan,s, aud Children's MERiau hns
:" Ali WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS
HOSIERY nendless yarsety.
4 r>>9 - CASH PRICES FOR COTTON Ssss
4UBURN asd AN 0SCOao la, 2Afe.s
WAMsUTTA,l Skc.
LcSk at our SOC. cohsyT ], m, :, srn pr,,s
&C is GID nnVaW 1s-.si
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xiv. Coneress-Ihe Next EEouse.

Including the States which elected men,
bers previously with those which elected
them on Tuesday, the next House of Repre-.
sentatyes, it now seems, will stand as fol-
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r. A. Paul fer Congress received the fol-
lowing vote Madison Ward. 90; Monroe,
5; Clay, 5; jackson, ?. Total, so.
Scattering for Senator and Congressman, 20.
The vote reported for market-house in
Marshall Ward iS: First precinct-no re-
turns; Second production market-house,
All against, 20 Third precinct-for, 22O
against, l.
The vote reported for markethousc in
Clay Ward is: First and Second precincts-
no returns; Third precinct-for market.
house, 406; aguinS, it, 5.
The following are the totals and msjori'
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q3itIrmo1,d nlspatfh.

OSCILLATION OF THE DIS
@ - IS LARGER THAN THE coMSlssl'
rA''" - ov ,yI, THE OTHER DAILY
-, ,,.r,rsns oE THE CITY.
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*Besdes Independents.
In the States not yet reported or elected the rep.
resentatlves ut present stand "a Republicans, ~
Tlnm
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BY TELEGRAPH.

sMember at large, not admitted to his seat.
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FOURTH DISTRICT
PETERSBURG.

hour or the Blight. IL tueu dppeaicu tut
the Republican majority was something III
the nci9hborhood Of two hundred. Ihe re-
suit has rather encouraged than displrl1eu
the Conservatives, however, for the gooo
reason that they came so near winning WILD
out struggle and without polling more
than two-thirds OF their registered vote,
while the negroes did, rs usua, their lever
best, 1t is clear that in any issue when
called out full vote on both sides the CITY
can be easily retained in the CONTROL as at
present, of the Conservative party.
4 great many people are satisfied also that
the wrong policy was adopted TO deteat the
Radical nominee. 1t is seen now fhat the
independent candidate had no chance what
ever, and that all the reliance reposed in bis
strength and vote was worse than thrown
away. The lesson will not be lost on the
party, and venture the prediction that II
we fight the Radicals Of the district another
time it will be by means of making nomi'
patton in open convention, and supporting
the same throughout the district by the usual
means of canyassing, debates, public meet
ings, &c.
The announcement Of the candidate (Judge
Mann, most excellent and able gentleman.
and in every sense worthy OF the honor,.
was not and could not be made generally
known in time to muster the full party
strength. ] know of one house in the city
In which there were eight good Conserva'
tiyes who failed to vote. ROBIN ADAlK.
DINWIDDIE.
Sutherland Township [ofticial]: For Con
rress: ", Fl. Mann (C.), 66; Stowell (R.l
l39. Sheriff: Henry Cousins co., 66; >. N
Beck (R.), 139. Clerk of the County ana
Circuit Courts: A. NJ. Orgain Co., "; J.G
Mccall (R.), 13S. Treasurer: Warren brown
(R.l 13s.
LUNENBURG.
Meherrin precinct: Stowell, %; Mann
20 (; Boswell, IS. For amendments to con-
stitution, so; against, 38.
Green Bay precinct: Stowell, 1873; Mann,
81; Hooper, 1876. For amendments, 81
against, 1864 gain of about 100 on guber'
Material vote for the Conservatives.
FIFTH DISTRICT
HALIFAX.
Boston Depot: The following Is the vote
at each of the following precincts:
Red Bank: Cabell co., 1853; Thomas tk:l,
12, Omega: Cabsli, "a; Thomas, ~
Mayo: Cabell, 81; Thomas, 73. Black Wal.
mt. Cabell, l2o; Thomas, 80. Meads.
vas: vile c csDeli, 50; flno,aas, s1s Republican
Grove: Cabeil, l34; Tbosnas, 90. halifax
Courthouse. Ca5eli, i54; Thomas, Ito.
Mount Laurel: Caheii, So; Thomas, 12o.
PrfrsYLYANiA.
CABaL TLgorrD. Colonel CabelPs cleo
tion is assured .bs triumphant majority.-
DdnrfNe Ae,cs, 18th. -
The same paper gives Thomas's majority
Is small In Halifax, apd as 34s in PittsylYa'
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counties, hitherto Republican by large major
tiles, give Democratic msjorities RESPECTIVELY
of ], 100 and 250. The Democrats are jubIant
over The result.
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Vx,-ryr Tc-nAv.-ffon oar ~
l"> ..l,,.,,.7 he probabilities are 'h"'
.4.. n5gy,nH be clear and 'cd'm'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05

FINE LOT OF MALAGA GRAPES at P1zzISl,s.
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NOVEMBER 5, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05

svrGy CONSERVATIVE CONGRESS
,.yy rEoN VIRGINIA CERTAIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05

,..,c,IITY or TRE ELECTION
or NON. JOHN GooDE.
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WISCONSIN.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,

SAN FRANclsco, November LA dispatch
from Seattle, Washington Territory, says
that Jacobs (R.) is elected to Congress by
over 500 majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05

r,-rrR Yesterday was clear, plea
T@f "<,,i "'<o,r,i.rrs5ly moderated.
sS.,' '''' --,.-,,,,a.tc- al The Dis,>1ich QS'ce
.gny' t ,-,..,,,.- j. 1874.