The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-08
LOCAL MATTERS.
PRIMARY ELsCTION TO-DAY.
Turn out. Conservatives. and NOmi-
nate she Bsst candidates for the
General Assembly.

General Assembly.
The following address is from the Chsir.
man oi The City Committee, aud il appeal;
10 every Conservative 10 90 to the polls 10,
day and 10 isse part in the nomination oI
members oi the General Assembly:
To the Conservative Democratic uoterS O
Richmond city:
This committee has fixed upon this DAY
(Thursdsy. SIN instani) for the Couservs
tive Democratic voters of this city TO ex
press tbeI preference for two senstors Il
represent this city and county Of HenrieC
c0Diointly, snd four members Of the House
Of Delegates 20 represent this city in The
Legislature Of Virginia. Thirteen good and
true men bsYe announced themselves 81
candidates. 1t is the duty Of every Conser-
vstive-D Democrat 10 vote al this primary
Let all turn out and give hearty support
10 their respective choice, and know that
/ will voice the sentiment Of every defeated
aspiraut aud his supporters when i say ihey
will al cordially ec0perste IN the election
ION : h November next Of the successful
candidates at this primary. Let our besu'
tiful and growing city send good iidiDgs "a
sll true NIrginians everywhere by making
her vote on The day OF the great battle &C
cord with her usual large msioriiies fol
coed government aud order Of society.
J. BELL BIGGER,
ChairmaE City Committee.
JUDGES, CLERKS, AND VOTING PLACES.
Marshall Ward.-Judges. J. J. Cannon
Snd L. NJ. Noble. Clerk, Andrew l.. IL
lett. Voting place. Payne's store, corner
Twenty seventh and Marshall.
Jefferson Hdrd judges, J. l.. Weather
ford and J. a. GIL. Clerk, L. J. Robinson,
Voting-plaet, 1909 Main street.
Madison Ward. Judges, T. c. DAME
and James II. Pecor. Clerk. J. Russell
Spence. .Yoiing.pIace, Aliens SHOP
seventh and Grace.
Monroe Edrd.-Judces, u. B. Jones and
John q. Moss. Clerk, W. :. Dsyis. Voting
Place, At schoOl-house on Grace street be
tween Second and Third.
Cav Ward-At Wesihsm House
Judges. Il. J. Hooper and B. 4. jacobs
Clerk. james Gibbs. At John Hsuck' =
west Broad street Judges. A. L. BuTiorc
and c. Y. Class. Clerk, Edward Collier.
,Jacts0u Ward-Fir,t and Second Pre-
ciucis: Judges, G. c. johnson and Chafle'
Wbsrtop. Clerk, F. NJ. BeuReit. Voting
plsce. Second and Duyal streets. Third Pre-
cinei: Judges, Charles Hsgan and Thoma;
Cox. Clerk. Daniel Harrington. seven
teenth street.
TIE POLL-TAx Is REQUIRED.
The urinary election plan has been
nrIpted and placed 10 the hands OF tb'
rlerks and Judges at every precinct.
4, reouires that sl persons allowed tc
vote .hsll bsye paid the l'oll-tSx required
by law for IsS0. The committee baFe hso
nrinted a certified list OF all white persons
WHO have paid the tax up TO September IL.
- that an who paid up by September II
need not trouble themselves to carry theiI
receipis 10 the polls. All who paid sitei
nat date must SLOW their receipts al the
polls. -
JHFFERsOS-wARD CHANGE.
There hss been 8 change in the Jefferson
NVor6 votinp.plsce, and for good reason.
n will not he IN The Old Market Hall, but
:, 1-oa Main street, near the market house,
FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET.
The polls will be open from sunrise i'
sunset:
sun sets..............
The CITY Conservative Committee vii
meet AZ the Sherd's Office tCircuit Court
room) at 5 O'Clock tonight 10 receive TIE
returns aud announce the result. Al. thai
hour snd place the pell-books and ballots
must be returned.
The Ticket.
The following is the ticket TO be voted TO
day:
CONSERVATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER {. 1851.
FOR SENATE:
n. A. ATKINSON. Jr.,
a. 4. ROHANSAN.
WILLIAM LOyENsTElS.
rEsch voter is entitled 10 vote for i've
candidates for the Senaie.-RepSrteTI
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES;
JOHN Y. CARY.
IL COALTKR f(BkLL,
sOHN A. CURTIS.
I. WILEY DAVIS.
JOHN -BILLYARp.
JOHN HUNTER, Jr.
JAMES LYONS. Jr,
= :. T.. PATTEsoS,
NJ. l. SPOTSwOoD.
CHARLES y. TAYLOR.
rFseh voter Is entitled to vote for four
candidates for the HOuse.-Rep0FTeT.l