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Negro Eligibility to Office.

The New York Times, whose editor is
like CHARLES II. Of England in that he
"never says afoolish thing and never does
" a wise one" acknowledges that there is
a prejudice Of race existing in this coun.
try which is too strong to be overcome by
Radicalism, by hatred Of the southern PEG.
pie, or by any other devilish propensity Of
white mortimer. Conceding the fact, yet
denying that such fact ought to exist, the
Times proposes compromise. We quote
its own language:
eve believe at the same time that
several features of the law may be modi-
fed as we'll in regard to qualifications for
voting as to ice-holding and other priv
leges usually supposed to be associated
with citizenship. These notifications are
certainly required by expediency, and to
prevent such revulsion of public senti-
ment as might cndanger those points Of
political vantage which have already been
won.
" AS matter of fact, VIC consider negro
ssunrage III the southern States to be
aSsing over the assertion that negro
suffrage rs fixed fact, We would remark
Ina' lhis paper, for one, has from the begin
lug consistently maintained that negroes
arc hot now, even under the reconstruc-
ou setS, eligible to Office in apv southerr
nsss o. iney were ineligible before the
not 6eo,o sHose acts' and as those acts do
n nos aeciare them eligible, thew sre .c w.
coFding to all fair rules Of Ivy ORG, DC
sun ineligible. The Times nronn Ssl a.'ion'
s,afe them ineligible to anv afio 70 10 ae
much should be conceded AZ U'Nce. This
people. 1t is revolving 70 W .l0 southern
that they should be alIowo, our feelings
that they should be made elic;G,o 'o'e' Dut
Is an intolerable outrage. Ana ~ once
northern people feel. They not on,, 'ne
no' permit a negro to hold Office, but bo
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How Acknowledgement GRANT having
been requested by certain city officials to
detail an engineer to survey route for
short railroad leading from Washington
into Virginia, replied that he had not the
power to do so! Considering that General
GRANT both claimed and exercised the
power of preventing the election of rail-
road president in Virginia not three
months ago, this reply of his must be con-
sidered somewhat remarkable.
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JUST DEc1s1oN.-The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company was sued for damages re-
sulting from the fall of its platform at
Johnstown, whereby several persons were
killed and others crippled-an accident
which happened when President Johnson
was there in September, 1866. Judge
TAYLOR has decided that the comr'any was
ONLY bound to make their platform sufli-
GENTLY strong and safe to transact their
ordinary business. An appeal will be
taken, but the court above will no doubt
affirm the decision.
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The Southern Boys and Girls Monthly.
Edited by Rev. E. THOMPSON BAIRD,
Richmond, Va, Professor WILLIAM
LOGAN BAIRD, Baltimore, Md.
The January number Of this excellent
little periodical is on our table. The price
of the magazine is only $3.50 per annum.
Christmas Stories. By CHARLES DICKENS.
New York: D. APPLETON & Co.
Nicholas NiCklcby. Same author and same
publishers.
Mcssrs. A. II. CHRISTIAN s. Co., on Main
between Eighth and Ninth streets, have
uollu nnr,nlar stories
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Is not allowed to vote in most OF the
States. Why should Congress insist upon
this browning wrongi We will protect
ourselves from negro suffrage If we can ;
but if we cannot, Congress ought at least
to save us from the disgrace Of being ruled
he naoroea
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THE New ECLECTIC is worthy of all the
praise that can be bestowed uponit. There
is one article in the January No. which is
worth the subscription price for a year.
1t is the one from the pen Of the Duke of
ARGYLL
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES !!
IN JULIUS MEYER,
No. SGT BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
Opening this day large supply OF NEW GOODS.
A BLEACHED COTTON 1T l23c.
PALMORAL SKIRTS at 81. IS worth So
BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETINGS at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FLANNEL at 30c. worth 4Oc. {;
RED and GRAY FEANNELs, ell qualities
HUCKABACK TOWELS at - and 80, worth ia
and 81;
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS,
BIARRITZ and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
Silk warp and Alexander POPL1NS,
MERINOS at astonishingly low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and ALPACAS, all colors;
Handsome DELAINES at 20c.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid SHAWLS OF every variety.
CksSIMBRgS AND CLOTHS.
Ny stock Of CASSIMERES and CLOTHS Is very
large and well selected
Black and Colored CLOAKlNG, all grades;
Fine CASSIN ETs at Soc. worth Use.
Beautiful CARPETS at75c.;
GALICOES at 123c.;
Also, Jouvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies and Northumberland and other
colors
Elegant Io,I All-wool BLANKETS IS.
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RICHMOND, VA, December 81, 1867.

RICHMOND, Va, December q, 1867.
YELLOW CITIZENS OF RICH
Il MONp,-Our present condition demands i'm
perstively that we increase our population to OBJ
tain additional labor and foreign capital to deve-
Iope the natural Of our State, and to So
cure their enjoyme to the control Of ourselves
and our posterity. AS this can not be obtained
ssasonsbly by any other means than by encou-
ed to moet on MONDAY the 3oth, at o'clock P.
NJ, at the City Hail. for the purpose OF adopting
necessary measures to effect this object Addresses
will be delivered by gentlemen well informed
upon the subject. HENRY A. WISE,
&. B. HAXALL,
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW,
JAS T. BRANCH,
H G. FAINT.
J. l.. APPERSON,
J. L. WILLIAMS,
p ]. WRIGHT,
w. GODDfN,
J. M. HERNDoN,
HAkVEYS s. WILLIAMS,
JOHN PURCELL,
WIN. b. ISAACS,
DAVID ]. BURR,
WIN. F. BUTLER,
G. g. MoRAE,
J. NJ GODDIY,
T VI 3. " WA kkWeGLtcNKtE,
y. VON GRoNING,
JOS. MAYO,
L. FONTAINE,
A. \. BUFORD,
J. D. BLAIR,
CHARLES ELLIS,
S. G. ROBINSON,
w. F. PRICE,
80 THOMAS p. AUGUST,
de est JAS. MCDONALD.
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Lost. Ssroved, and round.

II osT, two ACCOUNT BOOKS: one
i 4 black and one brown; wrapped up IN mar
Kat apron, together with pound OF chocolate
A llberal re ward will be paid TO the Under, On
1aaying il at stall No. ID, Old harkst:
de aO-2tH WILLIAM oNnAAf.
TAKE neutrality-suspicious. will be
Il made to the Second Auditor for the State Of
Virginia TO re- Issue the following CERTIFICATES
or STATE STOCK, standing In the name OF Hector
Rowe. commissioner in the suit of Bowels guar
dian rs. Bowe, SC, In Crcuit Court Of Hanover,
Interest to be paid to the legally qualified guar
dian OF infants), VIZ: , ,,ro
Certificate No. 1856, under act OF 22d arcn, loao'
general loans, for 81 400. .s,,
Csrtiacate No 1887 under act OF I'D March, 1850,
oaneral loans, for S2so.
peneral loans, for 900.
sCaItiacats No. SAL under act Of 9Th March, ls47
Richmond and Danvills Railroad Company, for
5000. o,,,.,,.u ,., ,sa7
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, for
S' Also, the following CERTIFICATE standing In
the name of Hector Bowe, guardian OF the chill
srsn Of Albert g. Bowe-vz.:
ot Sa,t'scate No. 2,e22 under act Of 2lst March,
1901 Iva JOHN w. BOWIE,
One of the children Of Il. g. Bowe, deceased.
1 No lS-1aw3m
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PErgHsBrx0)
RAILROAD CAAPAyY.
RICHMOND, December 3, 1877.
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COL
RICHMOND. October !. 1857. {

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER lsT the Nail Train
will be run between Richmond and StsIrton
daily, excep. on Sunday, and or sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsviile. West Of Stanton
the Mall Train will leave for Covin8ton on MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-
turn alternate days.
Leave Rich moud ..,,.....,.7.15 A. NJ
Leave staunton for GovinSton. .........s:4s P. II
Leave Staunton for Richmond ..........s: 500 A. N.
Freight Trains daily (except Sunday leave
Richmond at p. n. and A. n.
THROUGH TICKETS sold TO ali prominent
points North and South, and to Lynchburg, Lex
ington, Harrisonburg, Lewisburg and other pro-
minent points in the West
At Coving.on, JAMES J. A. TR0TTER Il BRO
TIERS STAGE LINE connects with the Mall
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg. and Ka-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore to
Charleston, two and half days.
At stanton and Goshen, HARTMAN i CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex
ington daily Except Sundays, and passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore came
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached 10
Freight Trains will be discontin ned.
81. D. WHITC0MB,
oc1 General Superintendent.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YoRK RIyER)
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RICHMOND, October 20, 1857.
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
BEYoapNvIz., PBiLADELPHIA, BoST0N, GIN
CLIMATE, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE. PaBKSRs.
ETKa TBEK5SED A sS5 XHksTs
this depot up to O'clock P. NJ. for the above
points, and forwarded with dispatch and At req.
s3naSe rSss pasasnEs.s iSf on TUgsbAYS
and fridays rssshipS Baltimore esFEy next
Baitimose. a.; to PhiiadeIphia, IS &c. Passenger,
for Norfolk and Intermediate landings leave every
sSsP FIsS5 o so fA nd
ste landings received Mondays, Wednesdays, and
| Fridays. Passenger and freight train leaves every
day ut O'Clock a. NJ. for White House. Freight
received every day up to CLOCK I. NJ, sunday
excepted.
FROM BosToN TO RICHMoND.-Mark your goods
denco railroad, care OF the. Richmond and York
Biver Railroad Lins," pier No. Lisht.strest
FRoa PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHMoHD.-Forward
all goods by the "Philadslphia and Baltimore
Union Line" Is north wharyes, Philadelphis,
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pier
No. s Light street wharf, Baltimore;
by the Richmond and York River Railroad
Line" A. NEEDHAM & SONS, Agents, pier No. 8
Lisht-strest wharf, BaIn% Wre.rI,a eros
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN II. FREEMAN,
Passenger and Freight Agent. &C 80
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND VEST, YA ThA
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY1ELEGANTG CARS
WT4 NEW P4FsHf TSAs On @
S eornsr sSkp tsp kTgsr 81
Ths BAY TRAIN leave. R.eh
ton 4 sSy - NJ DC M WITH the early a.
ternoon express trains for the North. East, and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with els.
giant cars supplied with the new patent sleeping
NJ, Sundays sxcepted) arriving in Washington
ing trains for tho North, Esst. and West.
TSs 81 oskssnS She NTH
Eighth streets, q a;so P. n, arriving in FIeds:
Tasogaa TicKE;Ts and THROUGH BAG
GaEGhs to Alsxsndrs Washinst0n
all the principal cities In the West.
For further information and tn trough tickets ap-
% st hS
'' ''''''' - ~ AAN A''' T J. B. dgNTRY,
General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent APPS
RICHMOND AND PErBRsBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, VA, August "a. 1857. 5
ON AND AFTER the Both instant
VI the TRAINS ON THIS ROAD will leave
EXPRESS TRAIN daily (sxcspt Mondsys) at 4
A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily ut lao =. n.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept Sundays) at LIS Z. II.
The A. u. Train connects closely with trains
as far south as Augusta, Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains Of the SOuthsids railway.
The Lao p. NJ. Train makes close and sure con-
nections with trains for all points south far
New Orleans, and at Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
points north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily Tex
cept Sunday at 7.30A. D..
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $3.50 A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily (excspt sunday at 7:ts
p. M.
Fare to Norfolk. -. Baggage checked through.
&. II. GILL,
see Engineer and Supsrinte ndent.
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.Htensasers.
.ayORR-OLD DOMINION

nor NEW yORK--OLD DOMINION
T. STEAMSHIP G9MP IF; AZ The >SsGa
hIHEMARTE sARATOGA, HAT. &TAM3<&
TEXAS Ni7sARA and yIaeISS I1s:.s &C., Wsb
NEsDAY and SATURDAY. Leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and sATURDAI.. ,a vs,a bu,,,
expressly for this ro1te. They have splendld
saloons and stateroorns and the fase, acconmo-
dations, and attention. are unsurpassed:
Goods shipped by this line are landed reg qlairy
at New York on the Company,s covered pier o.
North river, within forty. ght hours;
Insurance. effected at lowest rates when ordered:
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except ior a0-
tual expenses incnrred-
The steamers for Charleston. Savannah, New
Orleans and other southern ports leave from tn 9
adjoining pier: All goods for these points are
promptly fr2'fer.sd Ests9n
street hew York sam.el IA; ayes c. EiSn
burg T. q. Webb, Norfolk, Va.
For freight OK passage apply TO
SAMUEL AYRR9 & CO., Agents,
dad corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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IT OST SCEIP.-A CERTIFICATE for
1 4 ono share Of stock in the Richmond and Liver
pool Packet Company, standing in our name, has
Been lost Application will be made for re-
newal of the same. CRHNSHAW 60.
da 9-M2m
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osT vIRGTNIA STATE STOCK

r OsT VIRGINIA STATE STOCK
1ITAKE Observation-Disclosures will be made
n IN second Auditor for the State Of Virginia to
Reissue the following certificates OF State stock
standing in the name of Hector BoweIviz:; Ger
tfGna ate no 1o3 under act Of 22d March, 1852 for
S4oo certificate No. 27o, under act Of Sth March,
is47, for $500 certificate No. s, loan No IS, for
$500; certificate No. 436, loan NO: St; lot 9'oo )
which have been lost s. VAUadAN,,
"A-i Administrator Of Hector Bowe, deceased.
M l6-law3m
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r OST, a small black and tan -
iLTERRIBR PUPPY, about fve@s-O-sn
months old, ears and tail untrimmed suswers To
the name Of Lolita. A liberal reward will be
pow PALMER. HARTSOoK & CO.,
de 27-4t los and LOT Fourteenth street.
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MIR. JOHN TIETJEN, MERCHANT
IYl TAILOR, having removed to his new store, on
the corner OF Broad and Tenth streets, Is prepared
10 furnish GENTS CLOTHING in the latest
styles. His goods are tasssfully selected, and Of
warranted quality and his prices are reasonable.
Call and exAmiue, l4-3m
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MeetGaagSs

sally popular stories.
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Wn7atss

WANTED, A W e T n o Rs Il, 10
w nurse a child two months old To one
feither white or colored) good md healthy, well
recomme ed, liberal wages will be paid WIN
ont remembrance preferred. Apply 70
de ao-3ts corner seventh and Clay streets.
VIZ TED, an INDUSTRIOUS, bard
w working SINGLE MAN as MANAGER on q
small plantation. Apply to
- BOARD & HIRSGH, Gary street
do 27-3t between Thirteenth and Fourteenth:
WANTED, a DRUGGIST youth
wv who hEa had some experience In me ar arug
busineas Address box 565, Richmond post-oHce'
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DLOOMSBURG FANCY TRIM
MING AND BOOKSTORE,

MING AND BOOKSTORE,
second door below IIartmans, Main street.
Just received a new stock oi
ZEPHYRS, WOOLEN AND COTTON YARNS,
CORSETS, LACES, EMBROIDERlES,
MUSLIN EDGINGS, DRESS TRIMMINGS
and every variety of articles usually kept ina
FANCY STORE
Also
SCHOOL BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS, BIBLES,
SUNDAY-SCIIOOL BOOKS.
and n large lot of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
BLANK DEEDS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES,
and a general and wcll-seected assortment of
PAPER, ENVELOPES, &c.
a. d. WEBB.
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TwENTY-FOUR SPLENDID STEEL


of distinguished Confederate leaders. The histo-
ry of the vanquiShcd has too often fallen to
the pen of the victor, and to insure justice to the
Southern cause, the pen must be taken by some
southern man who is willing to devote his time
and talents to the vndicatiOn of his cOuntrymen
in n history which shall challenge the criticism
of the Intelligent and invite the attention ot all
honest inqurerS. Such u work will be- of peculiar
the North, and Is of the utmost importance to the
people Oi the southern States. Mr., Pollard, of
all writers in the South. is doubtless the best
qualified to prepare "A complete and standard his
tory of the War, and to commit to the present
and future generation faithful and worthy re-
cord of their great struggle and of II cause lost,
save in honor, having been employed during the
entire period of tho War ,as editor of Il Richmond
newspaper. lfebSbI.
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Original 2ottru.
FOR THE CuLrMRtAN.
RAIN-DROPS,

ny MARIAN HoSs.
PArrER, patter, ON the pane;
softly, the descending rain
Comes, like far-oT murmurs. breaking
on the ear, and gently walking
Memrics, that have slumhcrcd long:
Forgotten strains
That come again.
nnatcheS Of n llyoritc song.
Every crystal drop that falls,
some sweet memory recalls;
AN they come, like music, stealing,
Walking sweet and tender feeling
Thoughts of loved ones gone before
Gently falling,
Softly calling,
Echoes from the heavenly shore
Lightly, gnily, now they play,
Like the notes of merry lav.
with their constant dropping, dropping.
Never for moment stopping,
Checking thoughts Of grief and pain
so merrilN,
And chccrily,
Keeping time to lively strains.
Thicker, fnster, still they come,
Like the mutllcd beat Of drum;
Now the crystal drops are pouring,
In their deafning, ccaseless roaring
Sounds of warfare we dcscry;
And they patter
Like the clattcr
OF an army passing by.
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T III Il LOST c A L S E,
THE ONLY SrASDARD OFFICIAL
WAR.
BY Edward \. Pollard, of virgini

SAMUEL SCIIWEPPENIIISER OF MIFFLlN
Township, has procured the Agency of Columbia
Comfy, for the sale of the above work. 1t COM
prises n full account of the rise and progress of
the late southern tonfcdcracy the campaigns.
battles, incidents and adventures of the most gil
gantc struggle of the Worlds history. Complete
in one large volume of nearly SOU pages, with
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