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THE DRUID BALL.-The ball of the Liberal
Grove, No =, II. a. o. Druids, given at Mon
tice,o Hall on Monday night was q very sue
cessful affair. There We're present goodly
number Of the fair sex and under the inilu-
ence of the excellent music of kessnich' s
band, and amid the charms of the dance, the
hours flew swiftly by. a good time was had
by all present and the hope is expressed that
the ball will be repeated 1T some future day
not far Off The committee of arrangements
Messrs. G. Wise, II. MetZger, G. Gersdorf,
f. ID. Albers, and w. II. Paul-did their duty
well, and much of the success of the affair is
due to them.
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r,srs sSer FOR TElAL.-The following is the
order for trial i'll Judge Burnham' court TINS
week Thomas Hall, William Jones lliiam
Jumes, Joe Gregory, William H. M!tchtll'
and Thomas Arlnis tead, "Wednesday, NoVem- :
Der 90, 1867 John Griffin, Thomas hooeI tsou
Charles F. Inge, George Brown, and Henry
Killam, Thursday, November u, 1867 Char les
Hunter, John $. Tyler, Mary Harris, David
Champion John Roberts alias Davenport.
Friday, November -, 1867. The grand jury
adjourned till Thursday, and II the witnesses
BODY on that day at 10 o'clock the Judge mas
determined to impose fine for all sueh
no
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auction Sales THIS Dan.

& ARMSTRONG will sell at
10 O'Clock n good assortment OF household
furniture, etc, etc.
THOMAS u. NEAL will sell at his store
No. rs Main street. commencing at 10
o'clock, An assortment Of boots. shoes,
hats, caps, ready made clothing, cane and
wood seat chairs, etc.
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THE Rcus.-Forepaugh' circus, which
exhibits this afternoon and evening for the last
time is very much better than when il was
last here The whole affair seems 10 have been
thoroughly overhauled, and wagons have been
renewed and repanted, new performers en-.
gagged, and the menagerie enlarged. lhe
clown, too, has laid in an assortment OF new
Jokes and turns up rs another man. The
gymnastic performances cannot be eXcellcd.
In fact, it is a pleasant place to spend IN honr
or two, especially to the young folks. Re
member, that fifty cents is Forepaugh's high
est price here, rs it will be throughout the
South He has no reserved " seat prices.
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J1sr op UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE
R1cHmosp Posr.oPrIcE NOVEMBER l9, 1867
Hugh NJ. Brady, Walpole, n. H., no stamp !;
G. w. Holt, Richmond, Va no stamp, EZe, mo
kiel Taylor lcoloredl, Port Royal, "a, no
stamp; Mrs. William Porcher Miles, -n1 :,
treal, Va, stamp cut from envelope; fatrica
Sullivan. Newbrittan, Conn, revenue stamp !;
Miss Anna Lumpkn, Philadelphia, "a, NO
stamp; j Ohm L. Severns, Worcester, fa'' III
nerlect address.
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NESTING AT METROPOLITAN HALL ToSIGHr.
In accordance with a resolution adopted on
Friday night last by the Jefferson Ward Con-
servatives, there will be mass meeting to-
night at Metropolitan Hall, 1T half-past I
O. clock to which all the Conservatives OF the
city have been invited.
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NEGRO NAS DRowSED.-On MONDAY hlSh,
between the hours of IL and II o'clock, Daniel
Ross. 4 negro man, walked into the canal, by
accident, at the foot of Eighth street. his
cries for help were heard, but assistance could
not be given him i'll time 10 save him from
drowning His hat WAS found floating on In
water yesterday morning, ana tne lao. "a
lis beinS bloody gave rise 10 the suspicion that
he had been murdered. Upon inquiry, how
ever, it was found that he had fallen down
during the evening previous TO his death an q q
cut his head badly. The canal was draesea
Yesterday, but up TO a late hour ias' evening
the body had not been found.
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NEW BOOKS.
n PETER LlPP. The story OF boys venture.
81
TYNDALL ON SOUNDS. E2 so.
Cu~LE's EZEKIEL and DANIEL. S29a.
hRYOLD'S NEW poems. $L1s.
MADAME sByETChlNEs LIFE AND LET
THAS. Sl.75.
KATHAEINA. BY Holland. $50:
TIE CONDENSED NOVELS. BY Harte. ST.
FOUR OAKS by Thrope. 81 Is.
WIDOW sPRIGGlNS. by author Widow bedot
Papers. 81 IS.
NAPOLEON BY Mrs. Muh lhs ch: $500. =,
MAIZE AGToINETTH. BY Mrs. Munlbach. o.
RU;.WER NOVELS, each, 81
pICKGNS'S NOVELS. each, 81 So
C0META UP AS FLOW bR. tOcents.
ForsLle By A. II. CHhlSTlhN co.,
n1s S.t Main street.
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SUNDAY MAGAZISE.-We are indebted 10
| Turner, 1ll4 Main street, for the above maga.
zine for November. Il is Il splendid NUN ber,
and should be read by all. Turner has all
| kinds of magazines suited 10 all kinds OF
| minds. Give him L call.
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Books, Stationery, dc.

3,HE VERDICT OF 4 JURY.-An
/ eminent Georgia judge used 10 counsel ms
frien. ps YER to bet the verdict OF jury THIS
sagacirus iuri.t contended hat he verdict jury
would render WAS one OF tho events OF this world
which IL wsrs impossible to correctly freteii.
We b-ltsys there is much good sense b. such ad-
vice bu: thara ara matters about which there IN
M, n shadow nf doubt. For instance All con.
sJ, ,s ithout argument that ths cheapest and best
tot of STATIONARY, SCHOOL BOOKS. MAHA-
Inns, Periodicals &c, in this latitude are
o bs had at cRUTCHflELD's NO. ~ brosa
tract opnosits the Frederlckebu!g depot. no ~
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Marine Intelligence.
MlsI.TUHE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 20, $50


SIM rSes..........1.o4 Moon rises............I IL
Sun sets...........4..s Hi, tide. A. M..... IL. -
PORT oF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New York merchan-
disc and passengers, s. byres Co.
Steamer Alexandria, Pratt. Philadelphia, lner-
chaadss ami Passengers, w p. Porter
Steamer John sylvestsr, Clifford, Norfolk, Der.
chaniss and Passengers L. b. Tatun.
SAILED.
Steamer Fattsras, Couch Eew YORK, meHhan-
disc aud Passengers, {. hyIee e Co.
BELOW,
Schooner Addis Walton, hish, from Boston for
Richmond.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner j. RI. Rspp, Cole, from Albany for
Richmond arrived at New York on 18th.
WHITE HoUsg, November 10 Sailed. steamer
Mystic .chermsrhorn Norfolk nero ~ antise and
passengers Richmond and York hiyer railroad.
Steamer Admiral, kirwHn, Baltimore, m.rchan-
disc and pa.senseIs. Richmond and York kiysl
railroad.
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9irhmond 1lspatth,
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 20, 1867

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "nIS
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNEn CIRCULATION OF ALL THt
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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A RrSAwAY SroPPED.-A horse attached to
4 wagon belonging TO Stevens, Pegram Co.
took fright yesterday morning 1T the band
wagon of Forepaugh's circus, which was
passing, and dashed OFT ut fun speed up Broad
street The driver, Tom Hays, Il conserra-
tive and worthy colored man. ran ont OF the
store. after the, frightened animal. Sue
ceeding in overtaking him above Sixth street,
Tom jumped into the wagon and caught the
rens. He then stopped the horse and drove
back TO the with little difficulty, rcceiv-
ing many Communications for his promptness
and dcXteriiv.
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NEW LAW BOOKS.-RANDOLP
4 EHGIISH. 1920 Main street, receive all the
nsw books Of value, and offer at low prices large
stock OF NEW and OLD STANDARD Law.
Rice and James on Bankruptcy, and complete
assortment Of Forms. -,
One set of the reports, and all the scarce VIZ
gina Books.
Wv hooN' oo"S'' ne 70
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RICHMOND AND DAXvIILE RAILROAD CoMPtSY,}
RICHMOND. Novemberll, 1897.
l,HF TWENTIETH A n ~ U a u
/ MEETIGG OFTHD STnCKHt LDERS Of THE
RICHMOND AND DhHViLLS RAlLROAp COM,
pANY will be held In this city on w EpN EsDht
the nth Of December next, at i2o'clock M. ~ tne
Exchange Hotel. j. ID b"Alh huun99f. h9 -
The hook for transfer OF stock will be closed on
the lst of Deca mber, and not be opened untl alef
the meeting Of stockh olders.
FORM OF PROXY.
P1cHxosp AND DASvrLLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Kno,c al men By these presents;
Thar the undersigned. do hereby con-
stitute aud appoint attorney - LOT
- aud In - name, to vote on all questions that
NAV be brought before the meeting OF the stock.
aolders OF the Richmond and nanvilla Railroad
Company to he held at on - the" " gay OF
=, or ut any adjournet meeting thereon, he!e1y
r.tifying all the acts Of - -. said attorney IN
the premises, fully as II - were present ana
voting in person. m,
hand ,his- day of = no li-eodtd
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DARiHG ATTEMPT TO Roe AND SHooT.-On
Monday night four men hired hack, ana
after going 10 the circus, told the driver
10 set them down at Z certain locality on B;t-
.ker street. Reaching the point designated,
they Immediately alghtcd and made an at
tempt to rob the driver, who had descended
from his seat TO open the door of he carriage:
His loud and repeated calls for help attracted
persons TO the spot, hut, pisto IN hahd' they
delied rescue, and actually fired on those who
came to the drivers assistance. n policeman
coming up, however, the rascals took To their
heels and escaped capture.
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Court Orders.
rLOUCESTtK CIRCUIT COURT,
" OCTOBER TERM. 1867: o,

LOUCESTtk CIRCUIT COURI,
" OCTOBER TERM. 1857:
Levi L.
against ~
Jeff U. Stubbs, administrator OF Thomas U. Banks,
d.cea.et and Thomas V. Catlett... Defendants,
~ CHASCRRf.
The court doth adjndge. order, and decree mat
II b, referred TO OF the commii sionsrs OF ibis
court To An cunt OF All the personal estate
OF Thomas q. Banks, deceased, which has come
TO thu hands of J. .tcrson u. stubDs, his personal
REPRESENTATIVE, with which he mas become
charyes ble aking the banis thereof (but sub
oct to surcbarge and fsistfcAtion) any account ne
,nay have rendered beforb the Connty Court OF
gloucester county, and II further account OF the
nut-taudng d vbts of the said Thomas u banks,
and all the creditors OF the said Thomas U. Banks
are hereby required t" prove th-ir respective
claims be fore the SAID loner on or before
.oms psremp,ory day to bs fixed on by him. OF
which h shall give due notice by public adVer-
,is.msnt published once week for four success
slye weeks In some newspaper In tho city OF hicn-
mond. and posted at the front door OF gloucester
court house and at two or more public places In
the county OF Gloucester at least thirty days pre-
ytous thereto else TO be forever barred OF any
benefit in this suit.
copy--Teste
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JrDGE BrRSHAM's C"rRT.-The following
cases were tried before this court yesterday
Daniel Harrison. indicted for stealing money
from Zetelie was convicted, and sentenced 10
the pruitentiary for three years.
Hubbard Powell, indicted for house break
ing, was sentenced to the penltentlary for Two
years.
Cornelius Clarke, indicted for grand larceny,
was acquitted.
The folio wing indictments were presented
by the grand Jury. George Brown and james
Hillmau Mary Harris William james, David
Champion, Caswell +. Inge niids William Da-
Wis ctins James Franklin, John Roberts "t0s
John Davenport, All for felony, - true bills. y
In two indictments against Robert j. Elem
ing "uot true bills - We're found
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HAUGH3 WHOM Z PHOS-
AfE- &dapted to wheat. corn, tooaeeo
Wy .s.yf Pic,tt, S7s per cant Of Ammonia and
w.. PER sent Of the Bone Phosphate OF Lime OF
'-'sI 10 psrcenlis
DlhE@TLY SOLUBLE IN THE SOIL.
'sA lrtAll1er Is believed 10 be the best pho'
~ Oh ihe market.
IVY Uicll-r.. address the undersigned or any VI
~- 1ssa's GEOEGE DUGDALE,
.. hErnfactnrer's AGENT. Baltimore, Mo.
@,'- W " So BaUrEEt5. Richmond, va. ,
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COPYING PRESSES, COP Y l N &
/ J Eooks and ali matsI ials used in copying let
tors: Inks Of all kinds dold Pens, Steel Pens,
and Qutlls Inkstands in great variety-soms new
styles Letter Paper, Fooscap Paper, GommerclSl
most every kind; Fine Pocket Knives, from 10.
,eph Rodgers & sons; Fine Pocket; BOOKS and
3 B.ukers Cases Bill Files Letter Clips; Blank
Books of every description.
Having a Book Bindery and Blank Book Manu-
factory the subscribers arc prepared TO bind BOOKS
a. mako blank books to any pattern and size de-
aired WOUDHoUSE PAkHAM,
Main atYaak
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- y RG y A TO B 4 4 Z -
=. I"t.EI, ~ WATER STREET, EW YoRh.
AZ , q GsRDINEE withdraws from the
1 u ..& ..ttI.y 4 60. tLIs 1t day OF NO
...-s'rf !;t7. lie remaining partuer. Will con-
NE Vah&CCy ASO G, MMishluN Buhl.
t,s.,' si!"r the SGu.e style 40 heretofore, ana
.,. - :" receive coJtinuance OF the IaVor7 Oh
.. 'Dn!".a friends.
GHaGLgs NJ. CONNOLLY, JR.
W ALEXANDER Bt-b,
, jLMss r. CONNOLLY.
!tH IglE .n-r,I.rI 1867 nC4-1m
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OFFICE VA. CBSTRAL RAILaoAp Company
RIcHMoyD, october 2s. 1857. 5

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CoAPANr,{
Richmond, october 49, 1857.
NOTICE TO THE STOCK HOLDERS
" or THB VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMpAGY.-7hs ANIMAL meeting Of the stock
holders o. the Virginia Central Railroad Company
will be held in the city OF hichpond on ihohS-
DAY the 2sth day Of November 1857.
For the info. nation or ths siockholders. the
following extracts from the bylaws OF the CON-
pany are published:
a II proxies to represent stockholders at ge-
neral m eeting shall be in writing, and signed oy
ips NAV sign ia the name OF the tnership,
and the signature Of either member OF the arm
shall bs valid No proxy shall be valid given
more than sixty days prior to the meeting OF inc
company. Ian
pass free going 20 or returning fIom the meetings.
OF the company unless be Is himself stock-
holder" on
The books of tr,nsfer shall be closed afteen
J. JARRETT,
=, "a da,Soe u,os,bN Treasurer.
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CrncHel'y and Gt0ssar0re.

rE..IOE GOODS
at Low PRICES.
BUTLER l. son
l-Ts gow open large sock CT
CHM, QUEENSWARE, and GLASS,
l.gearly purchased at auction and Of ih5i' own
deportation ., very low tsures, and which they
o-sE.Q the .ub!tc at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gail At 1907 Main street.
,o!5-S,n BUTLER & SON.
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I,o THE BUYERS OF THE WARD.

L BRAND ToBACCo.-Ths undersisnsdi. i,d dssi. ISL.
rns OF showing his appreciation 70, ING .,1ons Of
MA iavorite and justly eesbIa.sd cHs"Isa az, ns
TOBACCO, will the LIST OF Jahusy nc pssr
who can produce satisfactory evidence oi &iI. &uII
any boxes from my Isss' .sss sn January
Let, 1865. pu,n,n ~ ,ha Wara Tobacco.
..,s 9awJant
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TaASKs-To Captain Clifford, Of the steamer
John Sylvester, for the Norfolk Journal OF
yesterday.
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JOHN s. COOKE. D. c.

CONAtsaIoggRS 0YYIcg,)
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE,
December !, 1851.
The parties interested In the aoove decree are
hereby net II cd that on THURSDAY, the 18th day
Of December next at GloGcester court house,
shall proceed TO take the accounts requlred by me
sdid decree az which time and place they are 70.
1uired TO attend before me with their papers and
toe necessary evidence TO enable me 70 taxe the
Z. d. o. Sohi, w. ". v.
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VlRGINIA.-zAt rules held in the
tar county atthe CGu'thouse, on The nrst Monday
ia Cctobsr. 1857. being the 7th day OF the month:
Joseph F. Powell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....Planua'
against hz
Thomas Y. Catlstt.. Defendant,
ugBr AND UPON AN ArrAcHagyr KirCRsyD
EXECUTED.
The bjec, OF this suit Is 10 recover OF the de-
fendant the sum of $3.50 with intsrsst thereon
from the 4th day Of February. 1855, until paid due
by pIomissory note and u appearing by afdavit
III al the descendant Is not resident Of this State,
Il Is ordered that ths said defendant do appear
within one month after due publication OF This
order, and do what II Is necessary 70 protect his
interest 10 this su!t.
copy-Tesie:
no s-wiw JOHN z. CARY. Clerk OF Court.
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NEW NOVELS AT lila MAIN
N STREET TURNER, the newsiealer, has
lust received a large lot OF NEW NOVELS.
ANY Novel wanted can be found At the RICH
IOnD NEWS DEPOT, illt Main street;
eTATIOSERY cheap; SCHOOL BOOKS, etc.
-, Oc 23-tS
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GA2Y L WILLS01I,
80. 1906 MAIN and No. AL SE0AD STREET,
!&puGTEKs. WHOLESALE IND RETAIL
DEALEko IN
Na.SA, Glass. QUEENSWARE. END HOUSE.
FCRFiSHING GOODS.
iaTr now oIeI IL both houses full AID complete
aa.3t';asni ~ guoGs, when Will sell at low as
- % ooCsa N any Eorlhern market
GARY i WILSON.
9GraGgC. GARY,
&lLEarh. WuLsoS. se IL
=. 4 IksM ooe. !a;s OF j. W; ;noII oIIs@s "a OF
tIINA, GLASS, AND
EsLLo1G s GIBSON,
,, 1917 1diu street.
"e asve = large ard complete stock or Sooae 10
~ .tr. which selling az very low pfiSes'
g'nArr and Tea Sets. in great variety
!os, Se.s,
,.i aaG Pressed Glassware, Lamps,
,mg AtTm: ke.r!y ger stora,
Water Coolers,
..tsat Ice Pitchers
ta',e Gallery, siiveIplated Ware
~thsei- Sc, &c.
''f sood goods and low prices call az
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E4UUR, FLDUk, FLJUfs Five hun
c;gl barrels VALLEY GXTRA and SU-
1zE:!SE on cOueigume n, for sale by
.-8 WAGGOA ER Il HARVEY.
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MRs LASDgR.-We have had in the second
appearance Of Mrs Lander q confirmation OF
our first impression on seeing her-namely,
that she is undoubtedly an actress OF hgh
order OF talent and undoubted merit we thlnH
we have already made sufficient mv!dlous
comparison concerning her acting, and III
speaking of her henceforth we shall conhne
ourselves simply TO her merits without re gard
10 those of another. From what We have
seen of Mrs. Lander she is one OF the few
stars al present on the boards really worthy
OF being so called. AS =" Elizabeth !" she was
al times ptr .rcsLlence, and as " Mary Stuart"
last evening, we could hardly conceive the
characters being rendered better, except by
-: we'll never mind who. Suffice IL TO say,
Mrs Lander sustained her role in Il manner
highly artistic, and we'll worthy OF the APP
plause so generously bestowed upon her.
Mr. Taylor takes well in all his parts, and
seldom utters L telling sentence without eyi-
dences OF appreciation from the audience.
The company is generally good, though in 4
few instances the actors speak so indlstlnctly
that we should prefer their taking the lt.lian
text, which could be rs easily understood ana
al The same time sound more musical
We bespeak in behalf of Mrs. Lander 4
success in Richmond worthy Of her histrIonic
powers.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRESIDING
TUESDAY MoRSISG.-Jackson Smith lnegro),
charged with entering the store OF Thomas
Mangle, and stealing money from the money
drawer, WAS sent on.
james Demorcst United States soldier) was
arragned for garroting 4 man Ill the street.
Policeman Wilkinson testified that he heard Z
fuss in the street, and upon requiring To the
scene, found that four soldiers had attacked =
man in he street, and were trying 10 rob him.
Demorest had about four yards OF white cloth
thrown over the man head, and was = gong
through him" A gentleman who was near
by estited that he heard u man say Take
my watch, or anything you please, but spare
my life The garroted man was not present
so the case was continued until to-day.
Sarah Bell Ct poor, hlthy-looklnS negress
evidently inthe last stages Of dissipation),
charged with being drunk and unable 10 take
care OF herself, was sent 10 jail.
Pauline Price (ncSress), charged with assault
ing and beating Susan Price (negress), was
brought mp. The fuss, it appeared, originated
from the fact that Susan Price called - Miss"
Pauline a uigger, land she wouldn't stand no
such foolishness rs dat" Susan Price, as was
testified by Captain Chaikley, had on Monday
gone through the streets halloolng IT the top
OF her voice that the doctors had her child.
The Mayor asked her ii she had found her
child She said that She had, and that she
had found II in the street, whittier IL haa
strayed The party was told 10 "clear out ,
Matt Page Worinley tnegro) was arriigned
for taking lodging free OF charge in the Sc
cond market Matt said that . he cum 10
town to see de sukkuSs, and he didn't nave
no other place 10 sleep" He was enlisted Tor
the chain gang.
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II STORE FOX SALE
s'0 barrels EXTRA FAMILY and SUPER
FIEE tLoUh,
Z 10f bushels PRtaIE OATS
1muusArl. CHOICE Rye,
5.uhcsh.is CORN,
.nhtlrs ~ SW TUi,K Hay,
barrels and half barrels FAMILY ROE
Hg.2'rGs
l.Iy,N,sc.e4, cargo 957 bales NEW YnFK HAY.
l.. Pow EhS,
Grain and Flour Dealsr.
n.r ..!o Main street.
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MIDLOTHIAN EOTICE.-A general
iVs rastinp OF the stockholders Of the MlDLO.
THfsN coal MIS1NG COMPANY viii b. held
on SATURDAY the 3oh instant a. - O'CLOCK u
the oncs of the onpany in ih,s CITY.
By order of the Board OF Directors:
No 70, IA John G. SrAHARD, Secretary
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n. BARRELS PURE CIDER VINE
,rl. wlGGCNEK HARVEY.
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MeetI7aNS.

THERE WILL BE CALLEDCON-
vocation of Harm an A. Chaptar ~
o. D. on THIS fWsdn,.,sdsy) EvE- M "
MIG 20 The chap,er tss viii l BE-
Companions Of Chapters Nos. ,, -. and al "a =;
,o W s,tand By order NJ & n. P.
% mo- ",:Sn .oNit WILLIAM WILsoS, Secretary.
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TR.AsrsgR's rYrIcE RICHMOND AND,
p,r,rs,rya sIrIROAD COMPANY,

TR7AsrRER's g iFF1Cs MY Chaosp h'b
PETERSBURG RAILROAD CoAraEi:,
kIcHNoED. November II, Po7. ,
NOTICE annual meeting of the
/ stockholders OF this company Will be held
on TUESDAY the 26th instant. at their once, NO;
Oil Main street tup stairsl, between Ninth ana
Tenth streets. at u O'Clock M.
no It'd N. W. .'Y.RRINGToN, Treasurer.
A NNUAL MEETING.-The next an
n pual meeting OF the stockhoders of the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company will be hela at the Office OF the com
pany In Richmond on WEDNESDAY the 2sth day
Of November, 1867, ut IL o clock =. ".
J. B. WINSTON,
no Std Secretary and Treasurer.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-05

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