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STATIONS Office.

MO. 5, SOUTH 70 UR TIE f. " TIL
In STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Drarins reecired erery day al o'elOck.
$4,000, 1000, 1900.
Friday-Virginia Monongaia, No. 81. Capt
tails: 900, 1000 800 295, 5 Of 1000, OF 500,
&c. IS Nos, ii drawn. Tickets So; halves
SO; quarters 75cls.
$1,000, 2,5OJ, l,56l so.
Saturday-Alexandria Extra, No. III. Ca
pitals 1000, $500, SOL 80 5 Of 1000, 10 of
200, SC. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Wholes q 20;
halves 25; qrs. e. cts
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000.
Monday Mourning Drawing received BY Sun
days mail Alexandria, Glass %. Capitals
10000, 10 900, 5000, 5000, 1900, 1910, 5of2 ,oOO
of 1900, 25 OF 1000, Sc. - Nos, l3 drawn
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters 2 so.
Orders tor packages, certificates of packages.
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent, when re-
aues,ed Please address orders to
~ STRATTON,
June Richmond, Va.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
az RICHMOND, JUNE 10.
- ,,,a..r This day. at IO,, A. NJ.


-. Wafer this day, at 10Y, A. M.
ARRIVED,
,.r Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
Sean'.rS Go. Crockett, Thomasion, lime, 70
Rans'n -s',s Spaulding, Norfolk, light
Scn-' Maria Marian, Caroon, N. C., fish, 10 WEBB
Bacon : o' ~, Creighton, New Orleans tobacco.
Bns vS| !, Lancaster, Loveland, n. Orleans, TO-
Sa:c9,, EG nssware, Endcol, New York, sundrles.
Sch. peia""' SAILED,
" Smith, Tew, New York,
sem sem T David CORN: Ney, Boston
c,-s,,,p, Wait, of Days Point.
D''s y,sx June lO-Arrived, sehr; Julia,
New l ,ISn, Petersburg, am schr. PnTdy from
Norfolk. ,o-Arriyci schr. Clinton, Chase,
tom a",,T@J June CARVED, sehr. Ma Union
NsS - Virginia, and schEs. Pierce, srls,ol,
Wes' Coles, Williams, and DiesSau' Rider ior
S@,iY' suoae June la-Arrived, schr. Curlew'
ph,s rom Richmond. - !. 1obr
HI IN INA, May 80 Cleared, bris ArS' 'ooh-
* Richmond.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
y Professor George Tucker having rendered
his resignation of the Chair in this School, 10 take
effect at the close OF the present session, the
Board of Visitors will proceed TO the appoint
ment of his successor al their annual meeting, on
the LIST July next.
The subjects laugh, in this School are Mental
Philosophy, Political Economy, Logic and Bellies
Lettres.
The compensation of the Professor consists OF
a salary Of one thousand dollars, fees from The
members OF the School, and house and garden
tree OF rent.
Applications may be addressed TO c. Johnson,
ESQ.,, Rector, &C., at Richmond, or to Professor
William B. Rogers, Chairman Of the Faculty, al
the University.
W. H. wooDLEY, Proctor, &c.
April 2I-ctIstJuly
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"A Co.. Richmond Va.
THE WHOLE FIELD DIsTANCE1 BY bigger,
$4,000, in Il Whole Ticket
SOLD BY r. RUSSELL bigger
The following are the drawn Numbers n
the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 10 A.
drawn June 9Th, 1915:
46 60 10 IS 10 &c 30 81 GO % &c - 40
Whole Tickle, Nos 10 lG CO. entitled 10 Tho
grand capital Of $4,000, was sold, aud will be
paid when presented at Fortunes Lounge. by
L. RUSSELL BIGGER
1nosber Brilliant Scheme.
so 900 Dollars, 10000 Dolls, 100 of 1000 Dolls
We respectfully call the attention OF advenlu.
rers 10 the Grand Scheme 10 be drawn on Inc
2lst inst. Let all in want OF money send 10
BIGGER His Office is now the path 10 For.
tune; therefore, let your orders, great or small
be addressed without delay TO
T. RUSSELL BIGGER
Richmond, Virginia
A package of Whole Tickets will Be semi far
$40 warranted to draw 23S nett. certificate
will be sent for 232-HalveS and quaners in
proportion Single ticket 30 dollars-slares in
proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. A., to be drawn
al Wilmington June 81:
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MAY 3O-cS,. For Tie Own
pI,NAWAY In JAIL.

RUNH W m ~ JILL.
WAS committed 10 the Jail OF lhlS county on
w The filth day Of this month Negro Man,
who calls himself JAMES ALLEN, ana says
no belongs TO Ezekiel Speed of Abbevlle DIS
-tric, South Carolina. James is about % years
Of age, five feet five or SIX inches n'2n, y qune
bowlessed, and little deal; nc isoi or'sh. s'nser
n he well acquainted with the travelling routes
tbronoh North and South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama. having, as he says, travelled through
those States with his former master, George
Nixon. who, he says, is a Negro-lradcT.
The owner or owners of said slave, are re-
ouesed 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges &c, otherwise he will be dwell with as
''' . ]. THOMPSON, Jr, Jailor,
Goochland Court House, Virginia.
A., crSu,
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MAY 27-cwSw

COMMITTED 10 the Jail OF Kanawha coun-
I r.. ON The 9Th December last, as Runaway
slave although he claims 10 be free, 4 man call
inc himself ALEXANDER ANTHONY, aged
abont 50 years-very black, large white eyes,
abou, feet 10 inches high-had on when com
laiued blue linsey coat, pair OF negro coi,oh
panlaloons, an old swans-down waISicoat WIN
bullet buttons, and an old straw hat. he says
he was emancipa,ed BY man named .1ohii
Henry" Of Lincoln county, Norm Calo o,,is.;,
On his commtta he produced paper eaifag
d has he be a slave, the owner is desired
u y, nrnye him nav charges and take him away.
y p'o'0 "''''' WILL HATCHER,
aru4-w3m. Tailor Of kanawha co.
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AUCTION SALES.
nv n. Ii. Hill, Auciioneer.

NEGRO BOY-Wibe sold this morning at
IN 10 o'clock likely Negro Boy II or l2
years old. y. B. HILL, Auct.
lime
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Lewis Hill,

COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT,
Assisted By Mr.. I'm. Goutd1n,
4 TTENDs 10 hiring out negroes, collecting
n claims in this city and the country, and al
tends Caroline County Court Once over Jos.
II. Colquu's Saddle Store. Main Street.
May l3-lat2m
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WASHES AT LIFE, with free pencil. by
~ N. P. Willis
Part la-tiigh Life in Europe, and American
Life.
just received BY .oo,,e
June l2 DRlNkER q MORhie'
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Eight Capitals, in one Lottery, sold and paid BY
sTRATT0N, the all-prize seller.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Extra, 1885, June IL:
Is IL 4 Is 10 GO 40 SO l3 3 y SO p 43.
Tickle, Nos. , 10 65, another prize Of $500,
sold and paid BY STRATTON. June Is
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TN -yiRGNA:-At Circuit
| Superior Court of Law and Chancery, held
ior Prince Edward county, at the Court House,
the Is, day OF May, lS45
William boswell, administrator of Coleman
Jeliress, deceased Plaintiff
asanS,
Edmund Parkinson and Austin Seay, sheriff
0; Amelia county, and administrator of Dabney
Miller, who was executor Of John Parkinson, de-
ceased and Asa Dupuy sheriff of Prince Ed
ward county, and administrator of Edmund Jet
ilsSs Defendants
On the motion oflhe defendant, Dnpuy, leaves
give him 10 file his answer TO which the plaintiff
replies generally; and this cause came on this day
10 be further heard on the papers formerly read,
and on the amended bill and answer thereto by
Asa Dupuy, sheriff Of Prince Edward, and ad-
minislraior OF Edmund Jeffress, and was argued
by counsel. On consideration whereof, the Court
doth adjudge, order and decree, that the defend
AMI. A. Seay, sheriff Of Amelia, and administra-
Tor of Dabney Miller, do render an account be-
fore one OF the commissioners Of this Court, OF
The administration OF the estate OF John PeIkin-
son. deceased, by his intestate, Dabney Miller,
which said account the said commissioner is d.
rected 10 examine state, settle and report 10 TINS
Court, with any matter specially stated, deemed
pertinent by himself, or reQuiredto be so stated by
either OF the parties And the Court uotn lurthel
adudse, order and decree, that the same commits
sioner do take The following accounts TO wit an
acccun, between The plaintiff, and each OF the de-
PENDANTS, Edmund Parkinson and Asa Dupuy,
administrators Of Edmund Jefress, SO as 10 show
the amount due on the bond SC, forth in the plain
uf's bill-an account between the defendants, Ed
lnund Parkinson and Dabney Miller as the E1-
ccu,or OF John Parkinson. decd, and also an
account between the said Dabney Miller, decd,
in bis own right and the said Edmund Parkinson,
ani make report thereof 10 this Court, with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
self or reoured be SO stated by either of The par
lies And The Court doth further adjudge, order
and decree hat Samuel D. Burke, Edward B.
Miller Francis T. Wootton and Edwin Scott,
Or any three OF them, after being sworn for the
purpose, do 90 upon the 77a acres OF land belong
in. 10 the defendant Edmund Parkinson, lying in
the county OF Prince Edward, and fairly value
Inc same, and report their valuation 10 this Court.
A Copy-Teste;
BRANCH ]. WORSHAM, c. C.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
ere hereby notified, tina, have appointed Tues
day, the 22d day OF July, 1916, for the purpose OF
taking the accounts therein directed and they are
requested 10 appear before me, al my office q,
Prince Edward Court House on that day.
A. D. DICKINSON,
Com'r Sup'r Ct, P. Edward
Tune l3-rxrdw
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Woyt,s Lottery Office,

MOS EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN .MOND, Hgin'0
Irany man. wo1an or GtAc ono is in want of
money, il can be furnished This month BY Hoyt.
The schemes for jane have more money in them
than all the schemes heretofore issued put together
and Hoyt will sell more prizes out of them
Than all the world put together has heretofore
sold. The $1,000 and al the 10000, (and there
is near cart LOAF Of iheml are certain 10 be sold
by lIoyt-and about 100000 OF dollars more
or less in small amounts, such as 20 000. &c.; and
the 1000 dollar prizes 10 be sold can't be ennme-
rared-rime is loo precious Tor that. Who wants
money? Remito lloyt from 10 $4,000, and
BY return oil mail ticket ar tickets will he sent
10 Won which will draw you more money than
YOU ever heard Of CT ever will hear ofasain.
D. NJ. HOYT,
No. 3 Exchange, Richmond.
Sni,adid I10ifcTifs Ter Janc.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery Glass 81 for 1873, TO be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. G., on Saturday June
nth lai5. Splendid Capitals: 10000 dollars,
10000, G.OOO 5000, 4 600. 1870 prizes Of 1000,
+ of 400, % Of 900, q, OF 800, 800 of 200, &c.
&c IS Nos, Is drawn ballots.
Tickets only 10 dollars, halresa quaders2 ~
Certificates ofpackages Of 25 whole Tickets no.
~ halves G5; Is quarters - 3D.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 25, fol 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, u. c., on Saturday, june
Dist, 1915. Great scheme: $50 600, 10000 1,3nd'
, Of $500, 5 OF 1000, 10 Of 800, 80 Of 1000,
50 of 600. 50 Of 500, &c. e Nos. y ballots.
Tickets $40, halves5 quarters 30. CcItl-
Gales Of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets Sll0,
IL halves 20, &c quarters 20.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class &C. for 1913, to be
drawn in Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday, June lime
aa'h, lsi5 Splendid Prizes Sloo oo ;, laGoo,
Of 600 IS Of 500, Sc, &c. IS Nos, Is bal
lots. Tickets $40, halves s, quarters so. Ger
ti6cates of Packages OF IS Whole Tickets $l3o;
IS halves Ga; IS quarters 81 81.
AZ Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
fcales OF Packages in The above splendid Lotle,
ries. will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account OF each drawing will be sent I'M
media,ely 10 all who may order Tickets from
Richmond May 20. " vi. nv 1.
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NOTICE.

gAn Grafton will be dsl'yeFes So before 'n ne
Washington L. and Graham ooc,ene E. o'
Washington College BY WILLIAM FRA Esq.
',Siauuion, on Wednesday, 18TH OF june aay pre-
'y-rThe public arc respectfully inSilea .oaueha
isrineion June 6.-ctd COMMITTEES.
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I'm JAMAICA RUM Puncheon Old
{ Jamaica Rum, OF the finest quality, and for
sale very low BY Observation-Disclosures
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Medical College.
" RICHMO Nd, VIRGINIA

IN RICH MON VIRGINIA.
TIME Winter Course OF Lectures in the Me-
J. dcal Department of Hampden Sidney Col
lese will commence, in Richmond, on Monday,
the 9th day OF October next, and continue until
the last of February following The new Col
lege and Hospital Edi6cc has been completed,
and every arrangement has been made TO afford
the Student all the advantages which are obtain
ed in any institution in the U. S. In addition to
the usual Lectures, Surgical and Medical Gu
n'ques will be given regularly at the College Hos
pital, City Almshouse, Penenliary and Armo-
rs; by which the Student will have the opporu-
nifty of witnessing the diseases incident to the
South, and which he will be called upon TO treat
at the commencement of his professional lie.
The number of major and minor Surgical opera
tons which have been yearly performed before
the Medical Glass, has already claimed for the
College the reputation OF leading school Tor
Surgical instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor Of The
Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, M. d., Profess
sor of Therapeutics and Materia Medica.
r. L. BOHANNAN, Nj. D., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
JEFFRIES WYMAN, nj. D., Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, M. D., Professor of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, M D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The abundance Of materials for dissection. and
the convenience and comfort of the dissecting
room, will enable the student to study thoroughly
the Anatomy of the Human Body and also az.
ouire skill in the use of Surgical instruments.
Good board, including lights, fuel and servants
attendance. can be procured from 50 80 10 IS
per week.
Current bank notes Of the States in which The
students reside will be taken for tickets.
AUG L. WARNER, NJ D.,
June l3 Dean OF the Faculty.
aid PORT AND CLARET WINE, OF su-
| ~ perior quality, for sale very low by
TEMPLGMAN & RADCLIFFE.
| June Is
TAMILY ROE HERRINGS-A small lot
| i Just received nd for sale very low by
TEMPLEMAN & RATCLIFFE.
June l3
| LNAMILY FLOUR Said to be very superior;
/ i Also, Extra Superfne, warranted to give sa-
tisfaction, for sale very low by
TEMPLEMAN & RADCLIFFE.
June Is
TTOYT'S OFFICE-Drawing received BY
IL - o'clock Capital, 1000 dollars-15 Nos,
IA drawn ballots. Fine Scheme for packages.
Sales close at III o'clock. Tickets So
For this Evening-7,000 Dollars Capital
Tickets - So Packages for sale on the usual
terms al HOiT'S OFFICE,
June - No. 3 Exchange.
IT F. WORDS OFFICE.-Drawing OF
j Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass No. l377
80 S % "A 65 ca "a As 63 rs 81 IA IL 80
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No. 1873
4 % - 33 80 IS D IS AZ GS 5o 81 GIL %
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, No. l39
65 l2 4 10 10 63 40 So - 3 y 50 , % 49,
For Ticket. and Certificates of Packages in The
$4,000 Lottery 10 lie drawn 18th, address +.
| I,na % X WORD
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LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
TIME Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Louisa Railroad will be held al Louisa
Cont House on the 10th day OF June next.
MAY 21-cIt A. w. TALLY. SecV.
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TAMILY ROE HERRiNGS.-A small lot
i Just received and for sale very low BY
TEMPLEMAN & RADCLIFFE.
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LOTTERIES.
n. Russell Bigger.

A GENT for the Managers, Cd. Paine G.
II Co.. Richmond Va.
THE WHOLE FIELD DIsTANCE1 BY BIGGER,
coo A0n IN q Whole 'Es.I.
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BRANCH J. WoRsHAM, C. C.

IN. The parties interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that have appointed Tues
s :, The 2ai day Of July, 1916, for the purpose
:. y. 'aS'ng the accounts therein directed and they
p, requested 10 appear before me at my Office a,
'"ace Edward Courthouse, on that day.
A. D. DICKINSON
Jun: l3-cw6w
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TN Y-VlRGiNrA:-At I Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery, held
ior Prince Edward county, at the Court House,
the Is, day OF May, lS45
William boswell, administrator of Coleman
I.tiress deceased. Plaintiff;
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oTRaTToN's OFFICE, No. 5, South l4,h
- Street.
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
n-,wp Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No.
lSS, June 10:
-. "a nr ~ n 40 CO O 70 "a CT %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24
Congressional Proceedings.

I, Senate. Dec. IO.-Kcsolutions wcre intro
duced-by NJ. Clayton for tho erection Of forti-
fcaiions a, the mouth of tho Delaware and o"
pAa Patch Island-by Mr.. Levy for establishing
T. S. Courts in the state of Florida-by Mr..
Wood gbridge caiingfor information in relation to
the number. salary. &c. Of agents employed to
take caro- of timber the public lands-by Dir.
Hanegan n bill for the continuation Of the Cum
be rland Road through Ohio Indiana, and Illinois.
The last referred to the Com. on Roads and can.
ais. Mr.. Breese give notice Of his intention TO
introduce bill to reduce and graduate tho price
Of the public lands to actual settlers. Mr.. Clay
ton introduced a resolution requiring the printer
to the Senate, when elected, to do the work At 80
g. 334 per cent. less than allowed by the law Of
1919. Lies over one day.
Mr.. Lewis introduced. with preamble setting
forth that Texas had complied with tho conditions
prescribed by the joint resolutions OF last Congre
the following resolution;
Resolved, By the Senate and House Of Repre-
ven,,,ives Of the y. s. in Congress assemblies,
That tho republic Of Texas be. and tho same -
hereby admitted a state into tho Union, on %
equal footing with the original U. States. in oil
resnects whatsoever; and that, from: and after The
na.sa 70 of this net, the civil and military Jur's
dic,ion Of tho United States government be e.
tended ossr said s,ate Of Texas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24
Wing County Convention.

We hope the Wings of Old Wayne will not permit the
ensuing State Convention be held without represen
taton from the empire county In the absence of any
other suggestion propose the holding OF County
meeting in Centreve, the first day OF January next
for the purpose OF appointing Delegates. &c.
UIt is very common practice for printers to render
Acknowledgements for favors received, &C. We acknow
edge that-e have Mt received the first document yet
from C. b. Smith, any other ". c.! It's astonishing.
But do acknowledge the receipt of two drop letters
Monday morning last, for which had 10 pay two cents
each: enquiry about some poetry about capital
punishment, (Which we have seen and therefore
we did not publish IT'D AMI the other is New Years
Address-poetry, Well, have only this question
ask correspondents Could you not, without much
Inconvenience drop your letters we'll at Office
at the Posocc7 1t would pennies to buy yeast
with raise bread for children, if it would Mt 90
any thing else.'
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END of the Volume.

The present number closes the 18th Vol of the Palla
dunn. We have endeavored to please ourselves and
who take paper; how far have succeeded IN
pie ng subsc rbers they determine II we have
contributed their oyme and been the humble means
Of doing them good satisfied and contented w
are however that have pleased ourselves
working late and eary-n and out OF season
are sadly of joint in the "needfn-he "money that
makes the" press as we'll as the SNARE CO. We have
papers, year after year, to OF our subscribers
who think of paying;-hive done JOB work
and Advertising and charged the to A. D. and ca,
and they think of payday: in all this pleasing
ourselves is of the questons entirely tcy please
The system ofelang to pay for papers, Job work anu
adve taing year another, if well followed,
would saush'' Robet Morrison, let alone poor Prin
ter-yvho has nothing but his work to depend for a
livelihood like humble self God knows, fel just
what say III this particular
To those who have paid promptly for the Palladium,
we tender sincere thanks and hope they may
continue aid in efforts to ego ahead We need
their sustaining help; for it's the paying subscriber alone
who is real benefit to the publisher of paper; while,
the other ham, paying one Is perfect dead
weight-a milestone about the neck of a printer, con-
tnualy keeping him down TO the depths of Pecnnary dis
tress Enough said for the present. BEN
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Rail I<OaI Meeting

received the proceeding, nd
Road Meeting the 9th but we have only room for
the resolutions passed by it. The Dayonians manifest
the right go-ahead spirtust such spirit is cacula
ted to make Rail Road We hope the citizens of this
city vicinity will manifest similar disposition, and
that Rail Road MADEthere's no doubt Of it. The
following the proceedg excepting the report OF the
committee:
LIST. Resolved. Tia, VIC will cordially CO. opc-
ratio with tho c,izaus Of Richmond in the S:ate
of Indiana. in tho construction of Rail road
from DAYTON to that town; and that, IN further
anco of this object. Il committee of--bc APP
pointed h correspond with them on the Subject.
2nd. Resolved. That rel wing upon tho intcIii-
gcnco. enterprise and enlightened patriotism OF
tho citizens Of DAYTON and Western OHIO. we
nav confidently pledge them for the construction
of ono half of sud road
3rd. Resolved. That committee of-be
appointed TO procure from Ito Legislature of
Ohio. with the least possible deny, charter for
said Road. with tho privilege Of extending tho
same East 10 connect with ono or boin Of the
Great Eastern and Western Rail roads con,em-
plated to pass through the STATIC Of Ohio.
Thu renar, occrprcd
Letters were also read from Irwin Reed. d. p.
Holloway and S. +. Stanton corresponding COM
mittcc; appointed by meeting of the citizens of
Richmond, and from Samuel T.. Perkins. in behalf
of the citizens of Richmond, Ia. and its vicinity.
soliciting the aid of tho people of Dayton in the
construction of rail road between those two
points, and pcdging the people OF Richmond and
its vicinity for the construction of one hall OF It.
The resolutions reported by tho committee were
then separatelv read. discussed n length and
adop,ed seriatims. without amendment. the blank.
in the first and third having been filled by the
word three The President thcrcupon appointed
the gentlemen whose names follow. a committee
under the frs, resolu,on:-Chas. q. Swain. L. J.
Baeke sd o Snds: the hd ssap
+. W. Davies, and w. J. Mckinney.
On motion. it further resolved that the
minutes of the proceedings of this meeting be
furnished to the newspapers Of Dayton for pubii-
ea,ioo, and tina, printed copy of the minutes
he sent to the committee above named IN behalf
of the citizens of Richmond, la.
On motion of T. J. S. Smith. it was resolved
that when this meeting adjourn. 1t adjourn TO meot
again when notified by the committee under the
third resolution, that charter has been obtain
ed Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
II. G. PHILLIPS, Pres't.
r. P. BRowN. Sec y.
| DAYTON, Dec. II. ls45.
The DAYTON Transcript that the meeting IN that
CITY on Tuesday night the largest and most respec-
table business meeting that ever saw assembled In
Dayton
Quite large gathering of Citizens took place IN
,hs Warner building Monday night last The Dayton
,oceedipes were read, &c We were not present. and
h,x. not received their doings for publication We I'M
understand though that quite animated meeting
more 60 than usual for Richmond and full OF the 0'a'
Ssrsut spirit.