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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04
The Lee MOnt7m ent.

Editors Dispatch: Permit me to ask
again how and where the funds Of the LII
dies Lee Monument Association (Which
should amount to twelve or fifteen thousand
dollarS) are invested.
We have heard from the other association.
represented by Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter and
Colonel S. BaSsett French, and the Judi
ciousness Of their investment has been more
than once questioned.
Have the gentlemen who have acted for
the ladies done better?
/, for one, should be glad to hear.
EX-COSFED.
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General Orders, the LaSt-A ftndt Ap-
DeuL.-Thcre will be a maSs-meetlng OF the
m,nutc-men at the Club-rooms tonight at
Il O'Clock. The business will not De Oh
sTch a nature as to dctain members long,
and all will have time to attend the meeting
at the courthouse.
Henry A. Jordan, commandant OF the
Johnston Veteran Reserves, president OF
the Conservative Campaign Club, ana city
superintendent OF the Conservative, party
requests that the tried and trusted lleuien'
ants Henry Fitzgerald. A. A. Waugh, B. d;
Weis;ger, and 4. Royal put the most loyaI
and true men on duty tomorrow, ana tha'
they be in position themselves as far as pos
sibie during the day. Messrs. George H.
Macon and John C. Robertson (canvassers),
Robert B. Taylor (treasurer), and the secre'
tary are requested to act as personal anus
and to remain around the Club-room mead
quarters when not actively engaged IN
other work. He invokes the active coope
| ration of every Conservative in the city
confident that all that is needed is one long
strong pull altogether, and the day is ours
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The Mcfett Regisier.--T are in Man
chester twenty alcoholic registers. Last
month these registered 1881 drinks-taX,
Sl7452; there are thirteen malt registers
tax, S19.45. Total tax, S193.97. The
amount of tax for September was S191.97-
an increase OF 81; but there was one more
days work; so it is really decrease. The
tax has been steadily decreasing since No
Yember last.
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5 THE BEST ARTICLES At LOWEST Prices
Lagrayra Coffee at 1sc. per pound:
Rich Cream Cheese at 15c. per pound;
Really good Tea at 5ec. per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Flour at $3.50 per barrel;
Choice Hams at Ice. per pound;
Finest Reer-Tongucs al 9Qc.;
Duff Gordon Sherry at 80 per gallon:
"B Select,r : Glcnwood." and '.Alleghany
Whiskeys, finest French Brandy, &C., at lowest
prices. Cigars OF all grades.
W. d. BLAIE & Co.,
S03 Maiu stYeet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

Watchman, Tell Us of the Night-Euery
Man at His Post.-The election which
takes place tomorrow is the most important
that has taken place in Manchester since the
gallant Walker triumphed over Wells. Man
chester has with but one exception always
been carried by the Conservatives. Shall
the most ilIustrlous and beloved chieftain
now living be stricken down in the house OF
his friends? This should not be. His sup
porters form large bulk Of the wealth, in
telIisence, and honest industry Of the city.
We have good committee and good
leader. It is true next Tuesday he may be
on crutches; but his head is as level his
brain ss clear, his right arm as strong, aud
his brave heart as unhinching, as on that
beautiful June evening when he shed bis
life's blood in the swamps OF White Oak.
Let every man be at the commlttee-meeting
tonight, and be at his post tomorrow.
Let him vote, and see that his neighbors and
friends vote. II we but do our duty the
Conservative flag will wave in triumph over
every foot of ground from James river to
Swansboro' and from the Petersburg rail-
road to the Falls Plantation.
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FOREIGN AND CoAsTWIsE COMMERCE.
The total value OF the exports for the week
ending Saturday was Sl20,5Il.Sl. The
British bark Catherine Iced, Iced master,
cleared Saturday for Bahia with 2,j15 bar
rels OF flour, valued at S13,GS2.15. The Brl-
tish steamer Glenlogan, which cleared Fri
day. should have been credited to the Gal
lego Manufacturing Company as the ship
pers. The British schooner Brisk, D'Eow
master, entered Saturday, from Nova SEQ.
tia. with an assorted cargo or merchandise,
value not stated, consigned to master. The
Brisk will take q return cargo Of flour OF
tobacco.
During the week sixteen vessels arrived
coastwise and six sailed. All OF these yes
sells were for or from ports north OF Hat
teraS
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LEcrURE.-On Friday, November Sth, at
Mozart HalI, DR.. Welter will deliver his
new and Git is stated on good authority
powerful and interesting lecture entitled
''CinderiIsa Among the Arts" With the
lecture piano recital will be given, and as
the programme is very select one all lovers
OF music may expect an intellectual treat OF
the very highest order. This is probably
the first lecture on music and entertainment
OF its kind ever given in Richmond, and
we can congratulate our citizens that so in
telligent a man and earnest in his proIes-
sion as a teacher as DR.. Welter evidently
is, has chosen our city for his home.
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HUsTINGs COURT GRAND JURY.-The grand
Jury Of the Hastings Court for the Noyem-
ber term meet at IL A. NJ. to-day. The
Jury is as follows: John e. Shafer, James
L. Appersor, N. D. Hargrove. William A.
Boswell, NJ. E. Gary, Charles T. Davis, G..
A. Baldwin, Robert Fl. Maury, and Robert
r Christian.
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REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO TEADE.-The
transactions of tobacco last week were
almost too insignificant to be published
The market was flat and dull. The EX-
change was closed for two days. The breaks
comprised 1T hogshcads and tierccs. Al
auction on 'Change, 105 packages; Of which
number 80 were taken in and &c sold. Prices
ranged from S1.50 to SOS. -..
Saturday the sales were very small, bu
the prices obtained were better than the
average, as follows: S12.25, S14.25, S15
S15.50, SIS, and S2S. It is not otter In only
hall dozen sales such prices are obtained
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TAKEN IN AND DONE FORA young man
from the counter-re,n who was advised by real
friend 10 get bottle Of DR.. HERSpoS'S GYPsY's
GIFT, applying TO certain druggist who didn't
have II on hand and who wanted TO get of some Of
his dead stock. induced TO take something else
"just as good" The result was he wasted his money
and saved his rheumatsm-rather bad economy, by
the way-untli he got the Gift from '!re druggist.
Don't let 'em serve yoas so.
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since Thursday. Most Of these are colored
men whs have never paid q tax before. It
is evident that some one is paying it for
them. There is no positive proof, but il is
believed that information enough has been
obtained to secure conviction at the proper:
timn s=t,s-tTE 1aast
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BALL AT MONTICELLO HALL To-NIGHr.-
Rescue Council Junior o. U. A. NJ, an or
ganization OF young mechanics for charita-
Bile purposes, will give select ball al Mon
ticeilo Hall, corner Sixth and Marshall
streets, this evening. This is the first ball
of the season, and tie committee OF arrange
ments promise that it will be select and in
every way enjoyable.
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NEW BUCKwHEAT,
SELECT CREAM CHEESE 4. 15c. per pound,
GOOD MIXED TEA Al 40 and soc. per pound,
FRESH MALAGA GRAPES at csc. per pound,
Large SMOKED TONGUES. 90c. each;
GOLDEN SHERRY, 80 and $3.50 per gallon;
HAMS (very superlorj, Ice. per pound;
r.cr,yRA COFFEE, l s and zoe. per pound;
KENTUCKY and BUcKEER's WH1sKEY flour year
oldJ, $3.50 per gallon. at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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THE TERRELL-ANGLE SUIT.-The Circuit
Court OF the city of Richmond was engaged
Saturday trying the case of James Terrell
against James B. Angle. The jury, after
remaining out some time and returning
once for further instructions, brought in q
verdict for the defendant. The character OF
the plaintiff, Terrell, was however, thor
oughIy vindicated-his employers, Chris
tian l. White, giving him a reputation that
any one might be proud OF.
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YELLoW-FEvER FUND.-The treasurer ac-
knowledges the receipt Of the following for
the yellow-feyer sutferers-viz.: Jerusalem
church, King William county, SO; Liberty
(Baptist) church, New Kent, Sc.
Total receipts TO date, S16,S51.8G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

A SLIGHT DIFFEREScs.-Cakea and wine
20 very well together; but nevertheless 1t
may be as well to state that it was wine, and
not cake, that Mrs. Jesse Child exhibited at
the Fair. The wine was, therefore, OF
course, what received such "faVorab!e con-
sideration.',
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UNITED STATES REVENUE COLLECTIONS
The amount Of United States internal reve-
nue. collected for the week ending Saturday
was S40,654.S9, as follows: Monday, S.
579.O4; Tuesday, S5,5S4.65; Wednesday,
S9,972.0s; Friday, SS,21S.sS; Saturday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

The Meeting To-Night.-By request Colo
mel John r. Popham and others will address
the Republicans OF Manchester and vicinity
Tonight at the courthouse, at o'clock.
Perfect order will be maintained, and Inc
freedom OF speech vindicated.
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A QCIcK TRip.-The steamship Wyanoke,
Captain Couch, left New York Thursday,
October 31st, at $3.50 T. NJ, and arrived at
Richmond Friday, November 1st, at 10
O'Clock z. NJ, including stoppage Of one
and half hours. Actual running time
from New York to Richmond, twenty-nine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

RALLY N HENRICo.-A large and enthu-
siastic meeting was held at Jenninss's store,
in Tuckahoe district, Saturday evening.
Stirring addresses were made by General
Joseph E. Johnston, Colonel John b. Young,
Colonel William S. Gilman. Major w. r. e.
Gregory. and Captain j. n. Hopkins. The
Conservative unity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

COsg0N CoUNcn.-The regular meeting
OF the Common Council will be held this
aiterneos at o'clock. There will also be q
Joint session OF the two branches OF the City
Council this afternoon.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING MONDAY NIGHT
N FRONT OF ST. CLAIRE HoTEL.-Madison
and Monroe Wards will have Il grand Con-
servative rally in front OF the St. Claire Ho-
tel tonight at O'Clock. Judge William !.
Clopton and other prominent speakers VIII
address the people. Let everybody so.
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The Society is desirous that the State pa
pers copy the report.

SATURDAY MARKETS.-The markets pre-
sented no very new features Saturday. AS
the reporter passed through them he saw
the same men at the stalls, and apparently
the same articles on the stalls. But such
was not the case. There was an abundance
Of all seasonable dclcacics and neccSsaries.
The supply OF meats was very large; prices
ranged from 10 to Is cents for choice; no
new vegetables except celery, 25 cents for
best punches; butter sold at 20 to % cents;
eggs, 20 cents; chickens, % to 40 cents per
pair; no fruit except apples. The fish
market was well supplied; spots, 20 to %
cents per bunch; salmon trout, 10 to 123
cents per pound; pan trout, 163 to % cents
per bunch; pan rock, % cents per bunch; !;
boiling rock, 163 cents per pound; oysters,
IS cents to s1.50 per gallon; wild ducks, 80
cents to S1.25 per pair; hares, 10 to 10
cents apiece. The markets were very well
attended, and the demand for all articles
was good. The fish, oyster, and game sea-
son will soon be at its height, and these
luxuries will be placed within the reach OF
all who use proper economy in the manage
ment OF their domestic fscals. AS usual,
the peGdler boys made music in the air
vending their notions, and the old-cothns
and snack-women turned 4 few honest pen
nies. Marketing has now been reduced to
such science that you can get almost any
needed article at the market-piace.
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The Police Report.- Lipscombe
reports 80 arrests for the past month; OF
this number % we're for misdemeanor and
8 ordinance violations. No cases sent to
the Hastings Court. This was q small
months business.
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CHRISTIAN WoxEN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
2he ladies OF the Christian Women's City
Mission will meet in the lectnre-room OF
Dr. Reads church at haif-past O'clock this
afternoon for Reorganization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

i FATAL AcclDEST.-A youth named Huff
ner. aged about twelve years, was caught in
one Of the turntables near the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway depot, on Saturday, and
so badly mapgied that he diedsirolu the o.
iees 0i bis injuries.
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RECEIPTS OF THE FAIR--The total re-
ceipts during the Fair from the gates and
grand stand amount to SS,s4a.G7. This
amount will be increased about $4,000, be-
ing the revenue received fron the sale OF
the privileges. So the Society wiIl pay all
expenses and have several thousand dollars
left
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MISSION WORK.
Second Days Proceedings OF the
Christian Society.

REPORT OF THE EyANGELIsT-ELECTI
OF OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR-ADDREssEs
OF REvs. +. u. POWER AND IS. BLACK
wELL-B DISPOSED oF-AD-
IIIYnNNfENT - ~ -.
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CoNyEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER ,, 1S7S.-Lots
fronting: 40 feet on Leigh street corner OF
Harrison for $500; 81 feet on Leigh street
corner OF Sixth for $500; Il 3-24 feet OF,
Cary street corner OF Jefferson for $4,000 !;
- feet on Catharinc street between Gilmer
and Graham and Gilmcr and Munford for
500; 42a feet on Twenty-third street cor
ner OF n for $500; SO feet on Broad street
between Munford and Gllmcr for Sl,G5O ;
52 feet on st. Paul street between Federal
and Coutts for Sl04; so feet on Sixth street
between Denny aud Louisiana for S13G
12S feet on Ross street between Fourteenth
and Mayo for $4,000; - feet on Fifth
street near Baker for SIS; IS feet on Grace
street between Henry and Beyidere tol
S1,190.
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PerSonGl.-Gcorge X. Macon, Esq, and
others. LETT for Et,rick Saturday evening,
where they expected to speak that night.
Captain Lipscombe goes to Scottsvile af-
ter colored man, arrested there for steal
ing horse from MrS. Thomas Walden.
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D1sCoLoREp TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSisx DEN
rIRRIcE. FiltY cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

SAVE MONEY ny having your prtnung done atsA'
DISPATCH PRIN-ISG-HoCsE. Good work. Low
prices, and satisfacucn guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

WHEN A LADY sPRIsKLEs HER DRESSING
noon with MURRAY LANaAs'S FLORIDA
WATER IL becomes to one sense at least dehclous
noral bower. No tropical grove can e1hale d rare'
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WEATHER REPORT.

,x,rc.T1oSs FOR SUNDAY.-For the Mid-
-. .>SIIti ,,lontic States, partly cloudy weather,
u.e u.;h,v occasional rain, warm southwest
posi- posi- 10 colder northwest winds, rising
feel,%5S feen5Scs in the East By falling barometer.
PTar the South Atlantic States, warmer,
o,nor r or partly cloudy weather, light, Var'.
s,Js shio winds. mostly southerly, stationary or
lower pressure. -
TIRE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, milo'
anG pleasant. =. 40.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY A. M., Az
q ! n. so: noon. 81; 3 Z. NJ, 64; I.
H.. 6l; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 5Gs.
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OPERA-BouFFE TONIGHT Madame
Rentz's troupe OF female Ministries, having
been re0rganized into an opera-bouffe COM
pany, will appear for brief engagement at
the Theatre, commencing tonight. The
programme is varied and attractive, and the
company will no doubt be greeted by full
house. The press Of the North represent
the troupe as being superior to what it has
been.
Seats may be had at Johnston's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

ELECTION TrcKETs.-Don't delay sending In your
orders. Have your tickets printed in lime. The
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE prints them prompts
ly and clieaply.
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JEFFERSON WARD.-The members OF the
Joe Johnston Campaign Ciub are to meet at
the Old Market Hall tonight at u O'Clock
for business connected With the election OF
tomorrow.
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FOR ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AND GUHs
use MEADE &c BAKERS CARBoLrc MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents q bottle.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from deeaSes tee.i
and diseased gums. use MEADE q BAKEH's CAE
noLrc MouTu-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

NJ. ELLYSoN Il Co.. surerlislue agents. insert ad.
yer.iscmeuts In all Of the newspapers OF the Unoa
S,aes 1t publishers rates. Orders LEFT At the DIS
patch countinz-roop VIII receive prompt atteR
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ELECTION TICKETS printed at the DIsPATcH
PRINTING HOUSE at low prices. Send III your
orders now.
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For ULcERATED MOUTH. the healing Fropertie
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARsoLIc MouTH-WAsh
are unexcelled. FIfty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

ELECTION TICKETS printed at reduced prices
the DISPATCH PRlNTING-HoUsE.
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LADIES' AND GESTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-;o ordcr-hcst quality-cuarantecd 10
fiat BoscnES's. 500 and 81 Broad street.
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REMOVAL.
NHILDREss & GALLAHER's
srLF-ApJusTING MILESTONE DRIVER.

The merits of our sELF-ApJUsTiSG MILESTONE
DRIVER: .,,x,,a h.,,nce Of
the runner-sIone under all circumstances ana eoues'
lions. .,,,. ., NJ, u. ria.
,ions in the position of the stone or spfndie. -
sd IL csures the constant driving OF me stohs on
~ s,r the Stone TO .ip when the spindle - on. ot "a.
iusimenf, which iasures Q steady Meli9a VI .p
stone consequently . uniform gfanalation VI
erfndipg as there Is relief frotc tue usnat
wear OF the face OF the stopcs upon eacn osu
FINALLY IL Is applicable 10 all stones anp
Persons wishing 70 purchase city, co.
rights cali on or address for one wee,
He.e.. ea Az sleOh'0no' CHILDREss
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CANDIDATES, have your TICKETS pfinteu a.
the DISPATCH PRIN1ING-HoUsE. WORK pronp'''
done and III low prices.
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ELECTION. NOVEMBER 3. ls7S.-Canuidates
can have their TICKETS printed al tie DisfA ien
pn1STISG-HousE promptly. and nj reduced prices
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Board Of Supcrrisors.-The Board OF
County Supervisors Of Chesterfield county
will meet ut the courthouse next Wednes-
day ut II O'Clock NJ.
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE BAkEEs
cARgo11c MouTI-WAsH. Fifty cents ootlie.
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Patriotic IaS. .Payers.-Some seventy.
five persons have paid their capitation tax
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SCHooL-SuoES. all the styles, cheap pat
BosCHEN's. 500 ana GIL Broad street.
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CITY CoMNITTEE.-The City Conservative
Committee will meet tonight at SeUen
O'Clock.
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OF Mr.. Cutlery announced fbat the reports
and addresses made to the Society would be
published in full in the Christian Erara-
iner.
Mr. Tyler declared that the Convention
was one OF the most successful that he had
ever known to be held in the State.
Adjourned.
Rev. Mr. Blackwell pronounced the ben
ediction. -
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AS A FRAGRANT AND rLEAsAEr WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE q BA-
KER,s CARBoLIc MoUrn-WAsIf. Fifty cents a
bottle
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Lesh'e's Sunday Magazifse for December
received from Ellyson & Yancey, 1l12 MAIN
street.
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ELECTION TICKETS.
ELECTION TICKETS!
ELECTION TICKETS
Send your orders for ELECTION TICKETS to DIS
PATCH PRINTING HOUSE, and you will get them
promptly and al low rates.
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The Cru is, stu They Come The March
of the Minute .Men.-The following addi'
tional names have been added to the minute
men First Ward, S. E. Thomas, Benjamin
Franklin, Robert Cobbs, and John c.
Buchanan Second Ward, W. X. Weisiger,
George Mitchell, William H: Kidd, and
James S. Robinson: Third Ward, 4. Ii.
Perry, Richard +. Elder. George c. Andcr;
son. John w. Owens, Philip Browder, and
Thomas W. Jones; Fourth Ward, John d.
Baird, George w. 'rolby, John G. srelson,
and William Heider. There are tWent;
minutc-mcn in each the First and Second
Wards, and twenty-siN in each the Third
and Fourth WardS-making ninety-tWo IN
all. These, with the superintendent, assist
ant superintendent, secretary, treasurer
aud two canvasScrs, make one hundred ant
one, rank and file.
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ISCIrIENT TARTAR AND sCERF removed "
MEADE & BAKERS SAPo%lNE DENTlFkiCE'
Fifty cents box.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Meeting Friday Night.-After the
Dispatch report closed Friday night DR..
Cbies followed Judge Clopton. He did
not, however, advance any new ideas. 1t
was the same speech that he has made about
fifty times during the canvass. He is not
to be blamed for its repetition. as it con-
tains all that can be said on that side OF tue
question. and that is precious little.
When SupcriptendentJ Jordan arose to in
troduce Captain George D. Wise there was
loud and long continued cheering. The
boys had seen the gallant Douglas taking
notes. They expected fun, and they got it,
How he did make the fur fly. Mr.. Walker
wanted to find the nearest way to the Basin
bank so that he could at once start for
Kanawha via the canal, and DR.. ChiIes's
face wore the most sickly smile that has
adorned it since the canvass opened. Captain
WiSe's speech was received throughout
with deafening applause, and when he con-
cudcd the meeting adjourned.
There was no one around there TO reply
to that speech. Old Henry a. Wise, in his
best days, could not have done better, and
the Conservatives OF Manchester will never
forget George Wisc's work on Friday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04

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