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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-03-25

VATE are selling fine Shoe for Ladies, Misses
w and Children, made by H. M. Oliver, or
Philadelphia. The quality guaranteed to be as
good as any made, and for good fitting and easy
wearing Shoe unsurpassed by any: Call and see
them. J. J. SMITH & co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-03-25

CLOTHING.
A GOOD stock of Clothing OH hand, and II
n sale low, by j. j. SMITH q W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
General ButIer VIII Not Talk.


When a politician becomes absolutely
uon.commitial and extra conservative upon
all vital questions. including platforms, can
didates, issues, and principles involved, IL
Is generally accepted as The best evidence
that he seriously contempIates change OF
base. and such a position General BENJAMIN
+. Butler now occupies. He will neither
speak about the platforms OF the Republi-
cans, Democrats, aud Greenbackers, nor
will be say anything about Hancock, Gar
field. or Weaver. lie has taken very
active part in Massachusetts politics du-
ring the last two years, and has at
tracted large following to his standard,
who would like TO know with what party
and candidate he will east his lot but even
on this question he is as dumb as an oyster.
That he was cIoseted with Senator Conk-
ling on Monday for over twO hours there is
no doubt, but the General refused to con-
firm the statement when asked upon that
subject.
A reporter for the Star called upon him
yesterday, with the following result:
"Good day. General" said the reporter
"GOod-day," rather suspiciOusy, came
from the General.
- have been sent by the Star TO ak you
-n
Well, won't answer any questions
GLOW is your health :"
"Didn't say | would answer no qucs-
lions 2"
when do you intend to leave town 2"
"Wheu yet ready to co."
els your visit one OF business OF peas
ure?"
No response.
"WelI. General, | cannot make you talk
il you don't wish to, but The people would
like to learn your views upon few ques-
tons touching Massachusetts, politics."
81 have no views to express upon the
politics Of Massachusetts," For the next
few minutes The reporter and the General
sat in silence, which was then broken by
the General saying:
II have been here two days, aud the
newspaper-men have nearly pestered me TO
death. j will not talk, and there i no use
in attempting to make me-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
A Southern Business View.


A welI-knOwn merchant and manuiactn-
rer Of Richmond, Va, writes thus - he
feels about General Hancock. in private
letter TO gentleman OF this city:
say to you that at no time in my recol-
lection has man been presented to our
southern people for whom there has been
expressed such spontaneous and al, ctiOn-
ate regard as for General Hancock. He
fought Us TO the death as a soldier. but
when we were down he did not stamp on
Us. We will never forget that. He i a
tW man, and pray God that, for The sake
OF the peace, amtg, and strength OF this
country, he may become our ruler. \ pure
ruler makes pure people.
Some time ago | asked our Confederate
General Harry IIeth whose noble division
suffered so at Gettysburg, and who had
elsewhere encountered Hancock on many 4
bloody field, what he thought Of him. His
eye dilatcd. and he answered with the NJ
most fcryor: 81 thanked God from my
heart OF hearts when the news came Of his
nomination. Pence has NJ last come to MS.
There is not a heck upon hat mans charac-
ter; it is absolutely SpOtleSS. have known
him from his boyhood, and bis minhood is
only the frutiOn OF the nObicr qualities he
showed then" man must be more than
OF the ordinary run to receive such COM
mendatiOn f'Om what the world would call
an enemy. The war Is done with Us.
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IL \ CHANCE 70 GET BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS At VERY LOW PRICES.


being determined To reduce their -iock ofSUMNt Is
GOODS, have marked down t1Dir entire stock fui
| offer many bargains not go be hal ci,cWher'.
| They are selling
GOOD wool BJNNTING> in all cD'prs al if.
EXTRA QUALITY ALL-WooL BUNTING lt
zoe.
ALL-w0OL LACE BUNTINGs at acc. reduced
from 6Oc.
Entire stock Of DRESS GOODS az pri1e cost;
BLACK and COLOEtD CASuMEREs at greatly
reduced prices:
BLACK aud COLORtD SILKS very ,ow;
SUMMER SILKS at cost;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADlNE az cot;
BEST PACIFIC LAWNS AZ l0c.;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS. INDIA LINENS an1
VICTORIA Lawns al greatly duccd price.
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS Al cost;
DRESS. and ULSTER LINENS AZ speclally.llw
prices;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'> GAlIE UNDER
WEAR A. reduced prices:
LADIES' MOHAlR ULSTER> AZ 1873;
LINEN UL,TERS a, sl.75 reduced from $3.50.
at 81 reduced from $3.50;
LADIES' add CIllLDEfN'S FANCY llO>E
marked way down;
LACE.TOP GLOVES aud LACE MlrrS re'scri
and lots Of oths goods which have been ua.ke-i
down 10 ettremey-o~ figures.
JULIUS MEYER < SON
Gl3 HroId street.
Try the c. 'ebra:ei PEARL SHIRT. Pucc,sl.
ljS 2S-,odI
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The Other Ry>uta.

We Efete a short article last week on the
subject II the western connections OF Rich
mond. 1t was called out by theseompletion
OF the Ohis and West Virginia railroad to
Gallipo]is, 8 town on the Ohio river only
some forty miles distant from Seary, on the
Chesapeake and ,Ohis road. Ln.sPeaking OF
matters related 10 0ur subject, welipeident-
ally mentioned that the Chesapeake and
Ohio Company was ,ofsring extraordinary
Inducements to the Templar knights Of
Richmond who iKteDdoa to make the ,pil-
griuage TO Chicago (Which is to 0e begun
tomorrow evening". We had but racantly
travelled TO and FROM Cinosnnati by theNery
route OF which we spoke. and, haviSg IN
mind the delightful ;poc,urnal trip by boat
betweer Cincinnati axad Huntington, we.
very naturally made the allusion spoken OF.
Well, what Of it, EothiEg but inat
such an experience AZ ie so coymon in an
editors life that we were of course not ca
pable Of beng surprised &y it. in word
ne are reminded in pleasant note from
friend that there is another and gore de.
ltghtfHl route 10 Chicago. aHd that at least
one bali OF the ssr knights OF Richmond
VIII nake the pilgrimage to aSA from Chi
cage by double.barrelied railroad ar
rapgemeat--they wiH 60 to Washington ON
the Biehmond, Freaaricksburg and Poto-
mae road Of course, snA then ON to Chicago
by The Baltimore aud OHIO road. WIT will
return by ths Peunsylvspia road. Alright.
We hsSe oitiisaes travelled over the ssoun-
fsins Dy way 81 the Baltimore and Ohio
road aud are much more familiar with that
route tbsn with our grand Virginia route.
10 fact. we once bad for several years
the privilege OF travelling free upon
the Baltimore and Ohio road and.
having by no means forgotten the
Kindness Of that compauy.it Is not to be
presumed tbst We would willingly do an
act Of Injustice 70 II. All that we were
thinking Of when We rsnned the article 70 |
which our attention has been called was the |
nsfniaeept railroad which now leads from
luSHn9pd' 70 AupiInston. and win soon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

lead f,cm Richmond to Lexington, KY,
and on 10 ST. Louis or Memphis and San
Francisco Tor any other place). We had no
idea OF sighting the oldest road In V'r'
gtuia, and one Of the best. Therefore we
wish our readers TO consider that we are
ready at any aud all times TO say oil manner
Of good things Of the Richmond, frede'
ricksburg aud Potomac road; and we do
now commend the irresistible inducements
which It offers to the Chicago pilgrims.
P.S. But The fact Is, we had seen an ae.
vertisemcut stating the inducements offered
TO Sir Knights by the one route ana mao
not seen any advertisement stating the 'n'
ducements offered to them by the otne'
roufeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
GRAND EXCURSION CHICAGO
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.

The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
has made sptclalarrangemens tor steamers 70 leave
luuingO on the arrival OF eXplcSs train leaving
Redmond at l0.i5 4. N. Of FRIDAY The l3th OF
August
Those wishing To leave on this train should report
their names Ia one OF the committee as more than
one steamer may be necessary
Those wishing 10 leave Ric1mond on the 18th,
1911. ana l4th August will take train having at
3 4. NJ.
Persons from DanyIe Lynohburg, sud Aexan-
dria viii take night rrsin Of virginia Midland rail-.
road and connect with the Chesapeake and Ohio
tram at Chariot tesyllle and Gordon. Vile.
Tickets for he round trip from Richmont aud re.
turn. Including meals and bertns OHIO river bo,
ways, only sl6, good TO return until September ),
1880.
The pubic Is assured that this l. the cheapest
and most desirable route y0n not on " avoid the
great crowds. but have The privilege OF stopping at
the virginia springs on their return.
Tickets for sale by A. W. CARRIER S26 Main street |;
al The office OF the Chesapeake aud ohio railroad,
and by the eommit,ee-John j. Wright. John n.
SUI. j. V. Bldg0od d. ". Marshall, Henry Bodeker,
ana Jno. T.. LsughIon, Jr. au 7.d,l4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
RICHMOND. VA, August IL. 1880.

RICHMOND, VA, August ~. AV""'
Editors Dispatch i: Dear sirs.-l ain no
politician, nor do | claim 10 know 'nucu
about the situation In virginia nut aI'
very anyious 70 cast nv vote for Hancock
and EnoIish so that II will count, and. Ike
q Democrat ~ OF this morning, will cast my
vote for either set OF electors that STANDS
the best chance. But it seems TO me That u!
the two parties that desire the election OF
usncock would put the twenty-five electors
on one ticket, and let the people at the cleo
ton vote FOR eleven aud strike of the diners,
that Il would be fair TO both sides, ana we
would not then run any risk OF Messrs.
Garfield and Arthur slipping through our
ranks and gaining the victory with not
much over a third OF the strength OF the
State. Besides, both parties could test ineif
strength By placing opposite TO each eicc-
tors name the word Readiuster or Demo-
crat, rs the case might be, without any FISK
OF Uancock's losing the vote OF virginia.
By publishing this You will oblige one
who has been a subscriber 10 your paper
from 1865 10 the present time. ID.
This is the second time that the plan sug-
eested above has been sent 10 US for publ
cation. The first time, we refused to pup
lish II. But since there are good people
who really suppose |, 10 be practicable
scheme, we publish it TO say that it is in
effect exactly the same as the present state
of things. 70 put twenty-five names on one
ticket, and let the Re&diusters vote for
eleven of them and the regular Democrats
vote for the other eleven, would be exactly
the same thing as having two tickets and
letting each party vote one Of them. We
are surprised that intelligent men should be
deceived by so transparent humbug of
scheme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENTS ny THf
STATE CONSERVATIVE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE.
District Canvassers-Seyentb Congress.
sional District Marshall Hanger, Augusta
s. v. SouthsiL AlbeHaarIe. Ninth Senate.
rial District: Judge JOIN ii. MeCue, Au.
gusta.
County Canvassers--Augusta: William
r. Rush. George ". Harrison, and John
Stout. Allegheny, Bath, and Highland: q.
r. Jones and William ii. MeAlister. BAH
and Highland: Harmon Hiner. Chester.
Held: David M. Goode, DR.. j. W. Wake.
and John II. g. Fitzpatrick. CITY OF Man.
chester; William Ambers aud John e. Tay-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

General Arthur, Republican candidate
for Vice-President. is represented as saying
he is opposed 10 spending money on "the
rotten boroughs" OF the South. He thinks
1t ought to be concentrated ia New York.
s. W. MouIton, former Republican
member Of Congress from Illinois, and As.
sistant Postmaster General under President
Grant. aud always heretofore jealous Re-
publican, has declared for Hancock.
Senator Voorhees, said 10 his recent
speech at Carbon, Ind, that lie intended 10
chalIen.,e Secretary Sherman TO Joint dis.
cussion th., moment he sets foot In indiana.
Samuel b. ERR, son OF the late Speaker
Kerr, Is the Den. ocratic nominee for the
Legislature In FLOYD county, Indiana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

We could not well deny to Mr.. w. G.
JONES the privilege OF replying to his bro
TIERS letter to him through the same paper
in which that letter appeared; yet without
intending to interfere between these two
brothers we must say that we do not by
any means admit the truth OF all OF w. C.s
statements-for example, the one as TO the
relative strength of the MALONE party and
the regular Democratic party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

CHARLOTTE COUNTY.-The Charlotte Ga
zette SAYS the claim OF the RCadiusters that
they constitute a majority of the white
voters of that county is "nOthing but
cheek" 1t adds:
Walton district is represented in Con-
ventlon Of the 10Th by TWO negroes, and OF
the delegates at large two are negroes. y
majority CT the white people, indeed J"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

heartfelt and unaffected thanks for the gen.
crous confidence YOU have reposed In me
and the uumerited honor you have bestowed
upon me.
At the conclusion OF his address. which
was very handsomely received and al,-
pIauded without stint, the Convention, on
motion, adjourned sine die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
III SYCLE BROTHERS
WILL COSITNJE
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS TO o.
GREAT INDUtFN MS.
STOCK Is STILL VERY LARGE ~ ENfEr
DEPARTMENT..

lOO pieces Of those CHEAP aul UtNn-NVr
LAWNS al -. pc NIrlt
HANDSOM : MADRAS "INOIlA>i' 80 J. ..f.'
20 pieces TAGLE.LINrN nr,a e7... 20 :l..e
100 dozen more of those NAPKl>, a, h,s 'l.,
few pieces more Of those CEtroN> f.r c.r.-
w, hive ano'h'r larte Ia oi ibo.e IADfl,' ana
GENTLtMEN'> nANbktRD iILt, .' '4e
/ 600 plirs GfNTLEMEN'S UilFUost. rri.
few pieces OF LINtN SHIFTING 'tr. Which
win be- closed oa, very 100" rather unH .I
100 pieces ULORED PlQCE, o. Cic. p.r,-rl
10 pi pee iLIINEN GINGHAN 1T l2...p,r ,arl,
50 dozen 'a' more OF those elLK.fMgEomtGrD
CDRSET> az 90. apiece:
80 plcces 81 FANCY MAJ llN"> on mui. which
viii Dee ci0-ed out r,g ~ - 10 c'-j ;,..,..
4 full line OF LACE.CCEIAiN> AMI WINDOW
$50 MARSEiLLES and HONEY. CoMBQ rlLT~.
which viii bc cos"I on 1i reduced price,
200 SHETLAND SHAWT> to sclecf from:
great many PAEA>OL~ aud lNBRtLl A..
which Will closed Out at cost. ., ile SEASON. d. 81
far advanced:
In :HAMBURG EDGINGS aai INSFGTING- wc
have the largest assortment ln the city,aui 10
few more Of those cheap UL>TER> TO be- closed
In PAIN BLACK, and tOLoRED SILKS aud
SATlN>. our stOck sill very large;
We guarantee 10 'ave 60 our customer. ~ per cent.
In BLACK CASHMEEf> and MOURNING
GOODS a We are Ohern@ .pcriai inducements
fOrihc next thirty DAYS;
In PLAIN and FANCY DRESS GODS ~ hayc9
very large assortment,
LACES. LACES.-A ful luo ~ LACtS. such a-
Torchou, Point DE- Russia. Ma t,r.N alcncirnucs,
Brct0nne. Laogucd"c' Antique, 'uni' ana
great many Others.
SCARFS OF every description.
/ beautiful line Of NtCh-RUFFLINGS.
4 iuil line Of HOSIERY, GLOVES. EiBBpN-, Ac.
Remember. hose birgiin- are outy offered fNr iif
next thirty DAYS. as We wish - make some improve
meuts in store after tLl iuir before he 10 -'h'
: on commences SACLE BEOIItE~.
is 25.cod 3ll Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

WHAT PEOPLE I'm Chicago last Sun
day Bishop FALLOws, Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church; the Rev. 7. r. STRO-
BRIDGE, at Park Avenue Methodist church,
and the Rev. IRVING A. SEARLES, at the
South-Side Christian church, preached upon
the subject of Or. TANNERS fast, and the
lessons to be drawn from 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

Died. wednesday. August IL, 1850. 1T 1880 4.
NJ. WILLIE AMBROSE, Youngest son OF Leopold
and Cahariua spies aged two years one month al q
twenty-five days.
Dearest Willie. thou hast left MS,
We thy loss most deeply feel
Bur 'tis God that hath bereft rs,
lie can al our sorrows heal.
His funeral will take place THIS (Thursfa,) AZ
TERNOON at O'Clock from -. Marys church.
Friends and acqusniances OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend without further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

speech Accepting the Nomination Oh
the Ocean-view Convention.

WHY NE WROTE THE LETTER DECLINING TO Be
A CANDIDATE FOR RENOMTNATIoN--A PA'Ri'
OTTO P0sirlON-wE MUST CLOSE UP ooi'
RANKS AND 90 FORwARD--TH0R0UGH Or
GANIZATIOS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pref
TY CERTAIN-APPEALs TO TIE RsAD'Csr-
ERs--wBAT MR. GOODE PLEDGES HIMSELF
TO DO IF REELECTED TO CONGRESS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

r;rrp.pAy ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
ATTopygy.GESERALFl FIELD, CAPTAIN oEohoh
n. WISE. AND HON. JOHN v. MAssEY-EN-
yuusIAsw FOR TIE REGULAR Ticktf-A
"wIsEv PEOPLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

The Democratic Convention for the Ninth
s oLsr'cs WIN be beid at Abirgdon September
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PER<ONAL.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ON
IA 1HE ESTATE OFF. d. W. WATLISGTON,
deceased. vii. forward them 10 the administrator
at Norfolk, Va, duy authenticated.
WILLIAM :. WILKINSON.
au loot Administrator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-The under
IL signed having qualified a. executor OF JOHN
A. BELvIN, deceased all persons having claims
against tue estat VIII present them 80 me for pay
me 1t and All Der,o indebted viii sett IL Nj me rs
early as possible. 4. h. BELyIN, Executor,
au civ 1915 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

THE NORTHWESTERN MI u Al
l. LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY
OFFERS INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST
Having larger percentage OF surplus ana pay ne
larger average Dividend. Il furnishes SAFER w
STRANGE at LESS COST than any Of its competitors
Insurers are invited to examine for themseN0''
and to bay their insurance. "a they do e'erS'h''s
else, where they can mud II best and cheapest
For further information, address
JOHN u. CARY, state Agent,
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va
jy2l-e0dSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
ATtSEME<TS.

pICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soiree will take place at
Mozart Hall THIS (Thursdayl EVENING. at 81
O'Clock. Admission only 10y membership or invita-
iion-cards. which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain inytatiOn-cards on application
to &. l.. SGEGEL. 42l Broad street, or &. f. JOHN-
STON, 9lS Main street. my 18Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
DRY GOODS.

TUE PRICE Is no OBJECT
so VIZ CAS-
CLOSE OUT ALI Or >Ioth,
As WE ARB
DETERMINED To Close III SINGS
We have large took ~ DRY Guol-. 81.
TIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES. aud large ."l ~
LADIES READY-MADE SUITS. CLOTHING.
HATS, &C., which must be closed our regard c', *
cost.
Remember. 40 HUMBCG; We mean business iN'
viii sell ~ ANY PRICE g. CLOSE uuf oar arle SO
An who are Ia need Of goods alG 81 We'll 90 cAA
In east Krn,d srr,ot J. Ro>k,
jyZslm Agent for :. DOdenoeis'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
COMMrSsION MERCHANTS.

COLEMAN WORKMAN. EDWIN woErUAN.
~ 4 T.. WURTHAM,
VI .
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. Is SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
Personal attention given 10 the sale Of nkAiN,
TOBACCO. FLOUR, PROVISIONS, &C; nag, iss'
pished on The usual terms. ~ i''sV'i"
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" FITTINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The menu z
No. IL, =. \. NJ, are requested 10 attend wv
stated communication OF their Lodge a. II. Adams
Hall THIS Thursday EVENING. I2lh instant, AZ
7 o'clock. All Master Mas rs IN good standing are
invited 10 attend.
By order of the W. NJ.
aul2 IL S.B.JACOBS. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12
sPECfAI NOTICES.
fa- sUOJrI.n votr -, -,

Er SHOULD you WANT Ap,p,
sol or sUN.UMBRELLA AZ very low p-,o.' -,
eau Ne suited by calling At LEVY BRGrutps,
stock. "ii ne
aul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

Mt THE BESr-ASSOETED SToCT
or LADIEs' UNDERWEAR can be- b.d,,rryo
BROTHERS.. You Will ani their g,roe,' 10y y. J.,
made and the material Gr.t class.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

UNION COUNCIL. No. , 7, ROYAL ARCANTM.l
RICHMOND Va. August II, $50.
4 Ii OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
"a THIS COUNCIL. are requested 10 attend the
regular meeting at Springfield Hall THIS Thurs
day. EVENING. Candidate, for admission viii
present themselves promptly IT o'clock. Mem
b'rs Who have not received benefit .rlhcaics should
pr cure the srn- of the secretary at this meeting
Members Of virginia and Mccarthy Councils are
fra ernally invited TO attend.
an l2.lt j. Il. ELAN. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

nj LEVY BROTHERS coyr,vr-t,
no MANCFAcTdRE FINE DRE,.-.Irrs,. -
The st material. They sell Them A. M. ~
Of 81. ''' Nrfe
au IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

Eg' TRAVELLERS WILL FIND
TR INKS, sATCHELs, yNLIsEs. sp,rr
STRAPS, TEUNK->TRArs. LUXCH.Bt>..r.
CLsfERS, aud LINEN DRE>>Fsm
an ii LEVY BEOTuL4,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

NJ SHETLAND sHAWLS CO ~.
bad IN great 'ariet, and at low price. ~ calling -
su II LEVY BeOTHEe..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

M ROBERTS'S CELEBRATED pa
ZOR-srEEL SCISSORS aud PARAB0LA ~.
DIES can be had only Of
au II LEVY BROTHEPs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-12

ticket " had no Tall" ne declared, ana t0lC
an amusing anecdOte in regard TO persons
cutting off his dogs tail accidentally toe
short vi. e.. behind the ears-the applica-
ton beiQg that the Funder-tickets tai
would be cut off % close behind its ears" by
the ReSdiuSters.
Mr. Massey was frequently heartily cheer
ed by that portion OF the crowd agreeing
with him in sentiment.
The appearance OF
CAPTAIN GEORGE d. WISE
WpOn the stand occasioned the widest de-
msnstratons OF applause that had occurred,
ana il was soon very evident that a large
majority of the crowd were in favor OF him
and tts, regular Democratic electoral ticket.
Capitals Wise declared that he appeared be-
fore the people as a straight Democrat.
The gentleman preceding him wanted 10
know IL tise people were going TO season
their Democracy with Funderism or Re-
adinsterism. BE seasoned his with neither.
1t was foreigs Issue to this question. He
had beard that Mr.. John Wise had asked in
his speeches in Louisa by whose endorse
ton he George D.j appeared as candidate
for Congress. He would like TO know when
the Readt listers had no advantage In the
State where John s. was. He was watch
ing to see which way the cat was going to
Jump, and went over, bag and baggage, TO
The camp where treason is considered no
crime" He George d. had beard Of the
adage, sect riches honestly II yo,i can; but
II you can't get them honestly, get item any,
now" To the Readiusters he would say he
mad no words OF reproach for them. but !. the
people wanted TO settle the question, htw
could II be done BY allowing The politicians
70 roll IL as sweet morsel under their |
tongues! The Legislature that passed the |
McCuiIoch bill was a rexdiusting Legisla.
.ure, and one OF the clauses In that bill nov |
denounced by Readiusters was present ed |
~ an original Rexdiuster-AlIen OF Shen.
ndoab. Massey was o prospective candI-
|ale Tor Governor Of Virginia, and be must