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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
i The existence of the Bank entitled, "The
President, Directors & Co. If the Bank OF Yer.
genues chartered by the Legislature of the State
OF Vermont. and located in Vergcnnes, in said
State, was terminated, agreeably to the laws of
s,id State, on the 22l day OF December, 1865, and
notice is Hereby given that said Bank will redeem
its outstanding bills. The following act of the
Legislature Of Vermont is published by direction
of said Bank, BY order OF the Directors
W. T. Parker, President.
II. c. Horror, Cashier.
Versennes, December u, 1866.
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n. II. WEIGH.


BEnNARpsTcN, Mass, Sept. IS, 1866.
SHEAR PACKARD 4 Co.
Gents; Last winter used one of your
American Improved Stoves. and having used in
wears past the Stewart" ! am prepared 10 say
that for all purposes the American is preferable.
We feel we cannot well do without the American
in our family. Yours truly,
J. F. CRowL,
Minister IF tie Gospel
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EOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
L The real estate formerly owned by Mrs.
Shurlcif on Main Street, situated about half way
between the College and the bridge Liberal
credit can be given. For particulars inquire Of
Prot. W. II. PARKER.
ELIZABETH SELFRIDGE.
Middebury. Oct.1S67.
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ScnENAcrApY, April 20, 1866.

MEssRs SHEAR. pACKApD G Co.,
Gents IL have been Tor some timo using one
of your lm. roVc1 American Cooking Stoves, and
| must. in justice to you, adj my testimony in
favor Of its many eNcellen; qualities and superior
merit 1t is u splendid baker, quick ard sure in
all its operations; economical in fuel aud in point
Of workmanship and finish seems to he perfect;
aud as the people hecomc familiar with its great
superiority all others its sale must be largely
increased.
Very RESPECTFULLY yours,
WILLIAM WELLS,
Fret. No3ern Lomggdgcs. U@on Cols9e.
For sale hv NJ. IL. WEIGH.
vol 81 no pot
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ITO CONSERVATIVES

L The Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Gree Of chargo) to all who desire it, the prescrip-
ton with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of a lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
His only Inject is to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as
IT viii cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
9;1y) 1G5 South Second ST., Williamsburg, n. II
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Try box Of POLAND'S PLANTATION ONT
MENT. The best salye in the World. Take no
other, but insist on having this
For sale by all Druggists and country dealers
Dr.. j. w. POLAND Manufacturer.
2GNl (See ADVERTISEMENT
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5000 00e.
EA<h e~fifsAts Of stock is accompanied with
BEAUrYUL STEkL-PLATE ENGR1VING.
worth more At retail than the cost o. certificate,
nd also insurcs 10 the holder present in tee great
kributiea.
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FOUR DoLLARsENGRAvINds.

ANY person paying Four Dollars shall receive
the large and beautiful steel plate of
''rnE PERus OF oUR FOREFArIIEEs"
and Four certificates OF stock, emitting them to
our Presents.
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EISHING TACKLE, SPooNs, Hooks
l. Lines, Flies, Rods, &C., can be found in
great variety, at RuSsEL'S.
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TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
l. and SUpPORrERS.-A complete assort-
ment; fitted to parties desiring it For sale bv
W. =. 4 l.. 7. RUSSLLS.
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DATENT MEDICINES, large
i. Stool, OF all Kinds at kUSSELo.
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GOODS.

DUBBEK GOODS.
HI Rubber Boots. Rubber Coats.
Ladies aud Gents Rubhers. Ladies aud Gents
Arctic Overshoes.
Rubber Pipes Syringes, Combs, Balls, Suspenders,
Nipples, Cord. Braid, &C., &c.
For sale by II. A, SHELDON.
Nov. A, 1866. 32u
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Hoo 10 Obtain Shares and Engravings.

Send orders to us by mail. enclosing fron 81 to
ego, either by Post Office orders or in u registered
latter, at our risk. Larger amounts should be
sent by draft or express.
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uAIR OILS, EXTRACTS AND PER
= FruERY, Cologne, pommadcs, Satchct
Powders Toilet Soaps, can be found at
RCSSlL'S.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Formerly owned by David Hooker (doceased)
pleasantly situated on Munger Street in the
northeast part Of Middeburv, on the road leading
to New Haven Mills, about 81 miles from Mid
dlebury village. Said farm contains 90 acres OF
excellent land, well watered, well adapted to
grass and grain, good house, near school, plenty
OF outbuildings and Accommodations for all kinds of
stock and some fruit. Also "a acres of woodland
easy of access. For further particulars inquire OF
Mrs. David Hooker ON the premises, Franklin
Hooker at Cornwall, or Of the subscriber at bis
residence. A. q. HOOKER
Middleburv, VT, Nov 2, 1867.
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1t is superior to all others, and has the following
sPECIAIITIES:
lst. 1t be altered in instant into any shape
or size, the pleasure of the wearcr may desire.
ID. Il will never slip Of itself er come apart
81. 1t is warrElted to be the best material and
made in tlieTtrongest manner.
The PRICE of this Skirt is full as Low as other
tirst-class goods. Ladies are requested to examine
the merits Of this really Superior Article.
Z. r. CLAY.
Middlebury, April 30, 1867. Sly
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4 Common Potash.-also Rabbits Potash
Rancid Lard, for Soap Making For sale by
ii. A. SHELDON.
June Is. 12H
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ELOUR of superior quality, ground
Il every week, and for sale by
June 8. IL. a. SHELDON.
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HAIR, TOorI, NAIL AND CLorIIEs
L 4 BnusIns. Flesh Brushes, Hair Mittcn. and
Crash Towels Infant Brushes, Leather Brushes.
Hat Brushes, and large assortment Of Combs,
can he found at kCSSELS.
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

Any person sspling us One Dollar, or paving
u Same 10 oar local agents. will receive inme-
d.s,eiy line Steel Plate Engraving, st choice
rem the following list and certificate Of ct ,ck,
n,arirg one present in the Great Distribute o..
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NIIEWING & SMOKING ToBACCOs.-
~ Choice Brands - Cigars warranted pure
Havana, at RUSSELS.
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WHEELING WEST YA,TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 49, 1861

tary force to enable such officer TO per-
form his duties and enforce his authors
~ within the district to which he is as
signed.
SEC. 5. That it shall be the dutv of
each officer assigned as aforesaid to pro-
tect ali persons in their rights of person
and property, TO. suppress insurrection,
disorder and violence, and 10 punish or
cause 10 be punished, all disturbers OF
the public peace and criminals, and to
this end he may allow local civil tribu-
mails to take jurisdiction of and try Of
tenders, or when in his judgment it
may be necessary for the trial of often
ders he shall have power to organize
military commissions or tribunals for
that purpose, and all interference un-
DER the color OF State authority with the
exercise OF military authority under
this act shall be null and void.
SIC. 1. That all persons put under
military arrest by virtue of this act
shall be tried without unnecessary de-
lay, and no cruel or unusual punish
meut shall be inflicted, and no sentence
OF any military commission or tribunal
hereby authorized affecting the life or
liberty OF any person shall be executed
until 1t is approved by the officer in
com mand of the district, and the Law s
and regulations for the government of
the army shall not be effected by this
act, except in so far hs they may con-
nfCt Win It's provisions.
SEC. 0. That when the people of auy
one of said rebel States shall have
formed a Constitution of the United
States in all respects, framed by con-
Ventton of delegates elected by the per-
sons who may vote upon the ratiiea-
ton or rejection thereof, as hereinafter
providedj and when said constitution
so framed shall have been ratified by a
majority of the male citizens of said
State, e,tWenty-oney years old and upward.
OF whatever race, color, or previous
condition of servitude, who may have
been resident in said State for one year
previous to the day of voting on the
question of ratifying such constitution,
except such as may be DISTINGUISHED
for participating in the rebellion or for
felony at common law, and when such
constitution shall provide that the
elective franchise shall be employed by
all such persons that havelthe oualifica-
ton herein stated, and shall have been
submitted to Congress for examination
and approval, and Congress shall have
approved the same; and when said
State by vote of its Legislature, elect
ed under said Constitution, shall have
adopted the amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the United States, proposed
known as article II; and when said ar
tlcle shall have become a part of the
Constitution of the United States, said
State shall be declared entitled to repre-
sentation in Congress, and Senators and
Representatives shall be admitted there
from on their taking the oath prescribed
by law, and then and thereafter the
preceding sections of this bill shall be
imperative in said State.
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The Perils Of Paying Attention 20 n
Young Lady--MATeh Making Com
sfdered as one OF the Fine Aris--The
Scarcity OF Marrying Men.
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gusIraure.
Home Insurance Company

OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Capital $500, 900.
PreSt -i~ -1. See'tl
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. A. h. HASI-zf
JAMES H. FERGUSON,
Agent for West Va
ONCE in HorubrOoks Building, lls1L Main
street, mp StalrS- jauS5-Sm
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ACCORDING 70 the latest advices from
Vera Cruz, via Havana, MaIimilian IS
going TO depart, with the French troops.
Furthermore, it seems to be almost a
settled thing that the city OF Mexico
will fall into the hands of the Liberals
who are pressing on It in such numbers
that the hope Of maintaining it by the
Emperor after the departure OF The
French troops would seem to be -yeTv
slight. Old Porfrio Dlaz, who has been
slain several times during the last Yea 7
or two, by report, but who still lives.
was ready TO go in as the French yrsnf
out, and some Of Jhe inhabitants fear
ing an intsrreguum, had even asked
that arrangements should be made with
him 10 take possession OF the city, with
the concurrence of the French, when
the lauer had Withdrawn. Bazaine
would possibly object 70 this, 50 far as
any formal arrangement was concern
60, out We may suppose, the breach
between him and the Emperor being
very complete, that he would not re-
81 e.. a-H =
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sHER1IAN's SUBSTITUTE, As PASSED BY
THE SENATE LAST SATURDAY NIGHT.


WHEREAS, No legal State Govern
uaetIts or adequate protection for life or
property now exists in the rebel States
of Virginia, North CarolinaI South Car
olina, Georgia. Alabama, Louisiana,
Florida, Texas and Arkansas; -
And WHEREAS, il is Necessary that
peace and good order should be en-
forced in said States until loyal and Re-
publican State Governments can be le-
gaIly established; therefore,
Be Il enacted, de-, That said rebel
States shall be divided into military
districts and made subject to the mill
tary authority of the United States as
hereafter prescribed, and for that pur-
pose Virginia shall constitute the nrst
district; North Carolina and South
Carolina the second district; Georgia,
Alabama and Florida the third district;
Mississippi and Arkansas the fourth
district; Louisiana and Texas the nth
SIC. 2 That it shall be the duty of the
President TO assign to the command OF
each of said districts an officer of the
army not below the rank OF BrigadieE
General and 70 detail SUFFICIENT mill
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BINGHAM HOUSE.
ELEvENTH 8 MARKEr -.

ELEVENTH & MARKET STS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
TNH1S NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
l. now open for the reception OF guests II
has been ntted up IN 8 manner equal to any
in the country. The location being central
makes II very desirable stopping place
city. The PaTIDrs are spacious and eiegant-
" furnished The tables Will be supplied
with AL the delicacies the market will af-
70 keep in every respect First Class Hotel
1erm-SS per day.
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Extensive Millinery Establishment,
40. soi WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MADAMOISELLE KEnGH


MILIISER / + PARIS.
HAVING REBUILT AND GREATLY
Ii enlarged her place Of business, las now
very best styles OF
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her numerous agents In Paris. she
is enabled 20 present in advance of Other -
Labilsenents The very latest European styles
IN Bonnet Head Dresses, Cars Feathers
Ribbons, Frames, etc. @
THE SAILS ROOMS
Are constantly stocked with the choicest
goods, and those sending orders can be ac-
commodAtsd at the shortest possible noiice.
THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly organized, and has heen
made speciality in the Establishment
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
Odsrs gleat Inducements to MiIlineny. WIN
can II any time be furniAned with pattfTn
Donnets oi the very Latest styles, prior 10 their
being exposed at retail.
y B.-French, English and German Spo-
AtL. nnN2-hfu
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tary Ey ioree TO enable such officer TO per-
form his duties and enforce his autbori-
~ within the district to which he is as
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AptfIs.
Stanm House.

TH E SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
i informs his frieDds and the public gsner-
ally. that he has sOpeRed fhe s-Stamm HouxeE
No. = Water street The House Is new,
and Is complete IN every respect
The Proprietor pledges himself to spare no
palms 10 render mis- guests comfortable, and
hopes lorecEiveA a liberal share OF patronage-
Ample stahlpE, attended by a careful and
attRnttve hoStlsE- = - - - - - 2
janlI-6m HENRY sTAMN.
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Incorporated 1855,
Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
900.
DlRECnOEs:

DLhENIOAl5s
7. H. Logan, 7. P. ShAnc-uSs, J. 8. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, ]. h. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. W. FranEheim, Jas n. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin. ....
UIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four years, and in that time
done a successful business, is stiL prepared
TO take risks al lair rates on Buildings of all
kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goSS on the Western Rivers and Lakes
Ihts company offers superior Inducements
TO FnrmerS whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
5 or years at reduced mates.
This being a home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any company in
IN the State and composed OF soma
ninety-four stockholders, most of whom are
among our best business men, recommends
itself 70 the favorable consideration OF the
insuring public, and sONcits their patrOnaPs.
Applications for insurance VIII be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
ofnce, North side OF Monroe. bstween
Main and Market Ets., Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution of WheelinE
y. & ARTHUR. Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. AENDEL- Vice President ocl6
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Frost'S Original Letter. Writer. New York
DICK s. FITZGERALD.
This little book is said to contain letters
IN every imaginable subject, to which is
added comprehensive table Of syno
nyms."
For sale by J. WALL TURNER.
"Here's Tour Mule" A Treatise on the
Breeding, Training, and Uses to which
he (thc mule) may be put. By HARVEY
RILEY, superintendent of the Govern
ment corral, Washington, D. c, New
York DICK & FITZGERALD.
The author of this book seems to under.
stand his subject. The Federal army was
admirably provided in its transportation
department with competent persons tc
look after the welfare Of the teams, both
horse and mule. Skilful farriers travelled
with every army, and the sick animals
we're promptly sent to hospital and cared
FOR. This work is much enhanced in int
rest by the experience Of the war. 1t:
author gives many particulars regarding
the mule that would not have been known
had the war not occurred.
For sale by RANDOLPH s ENGLISH.
Sir Bernard CASTOR or, The Secret o.
.Moultrie Hall. BY j. F. SMITH, author
of"Lady Ashleigh," " Amy Lawrence, y
&c. New York: DICK & FITZGERALD.
A very neatly printed volume, quite
" creditable to the publishers" according
to the stcrcotyped phrase. Mr.. SMITH
seems to have been the author Of so many
novels that we take it the novel-readng
public arc better acquainted with him than
we are. However, we will take Mr.: SMITH
on trust as vastly superior to SYLvANUs
CoBB--for we put great faith in the SMITH
family generally. A family whose bottom
and stamina are so clearly established in
It's multiplying and rcplcnishing the earth
with more rapidity than any other must
command the confidence Of mankind as
fully able to take care Of itself and per
petuatc its name. We are sure this Mr..
SMITH has a great capacity as novelist,
and If he can only get every SMITH to buy
one copy, his works will have wider cir
culation than those Of any other, from
SYIvANrs CoBE upwards.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The Empress JoSphine. An Historical
Sketch Of the Days Of Napoleon. By
L. MUuLRAcH. New York D. ArrLE-
ton 4 Co.
1t is only necessary now to announce
one of the historical novels by this popular
author to excite the public interest.
The present work has one of the most in
tcresting subjects. The hcroinc's life is
interlocked with one Of the most thrilling
and brilliant periods of the worlds history.
For sale by \. II. CHRISTIAN 4 Co.
C6rneWs Intermediate geography. New
York: D. APPLETON & Co.
This is a new edition Of this popular
school-book, quite improved.
For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN s Co.
Upton's Infantry Tactics, Double and Single
Rank. New York: D. APPLETON X Co.
This work, announced to be "by au-
thority," is by Major General EMORY Ur-
TON, Of the United States army.
For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN & Co.
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MARRIED,

On the Goth instant at Short Pump, Fenrlco
county the residence of The btids's uncle, by the
Rev Dr. Burrows. CHARLES Il. siH"CN, OF
Sichmond, to MOLLlE E. WEENN, OF the former
piacs. No cards.
At Botetours Springs Roanoke county, Va, on
Tho ooh instant, by Rev. G. Gray, OF Fincastie,
Mr. CHARLES w HAYWARD, OF New Orleans,
and Miss MANY s.. daughter of Professor Charles
l.. Cooke, OF Hollins Institute.
On tho 2sth instant, at st. Peter cathedral
pichmood Va by the R.v. Dr.. becker, Alr
THOMAS F. HAEEGAN, Of phi!adslphia. to Miss
On tho 10Th instant, at Glenwood, Henrico
county a'bv the Rev Theo n. Carson, Or.
HUGH D SMITH and MAGGIE a., daughter Of
Hugh A. Watt, ESQ. No cards.
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DIED.

At his residence in Henrico, on the Westham
plank road five miles from the city, on the morn.
ing of Tuesday, November Is. SAMUEL A. MO-
BAN, in the Hity frst year OF his age.
The friends Of the family are requested to at
tend his funeral on TIL UHSDAY MORNING Mt 10
O clock from his late residence. It"
In Baltimore, on the goth instant, Mrs. KATE
B0RNS wife Of Thomas Burns native OF
county Roscommon, rarish OF Elphin, lrelahc'
aged thirty three years.
In New Orleans, on Sunday, November l., hrs.
JANECURD McLEA., widow OF The lsts Rev. Dr.
John Mclean, q native Of Buckingham county.
Va, aged siXty-seven years and resident OF
that city for the last twenty years.
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A9,2agsen1e7ltS.

A3,3aGSe3s1e21t5.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
- ocnrs ..............D1 DIRECTOR.
on MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1907.
NEW COMPANY.
new SENSATION PLAY,
UEDER THE GAsL1GHT.
pupToN & MCKNIGHT, Managers.
Roy Office open FRIDAY, when seats can DO So
cured. ----- - -.
IACKSoN PARK-A GREAT TROT-
y TING EACErA trGt,inng 81 AAsA
race wiz come on 10 ov TH HE. fs0sgHE.EA
naY November 18th. Mile = Ian
S.sts. best three in five, for swesps.tahe " bar.
r. W. Baker enters b. IN. haiy D"''iAe'
ne H C. wr,gh. enter e. Gray sam to Tagon o:s
W NJ. Ledley enters b hlf daI .s 50 carts.
Horses sYs e s'"f HONS 4 s'SS5
nICHMOND THEATRE.
X, GEAND INsTRUMFNTtL "CNGEef
R1cHnoNfp5 Ok Ok HEsTRA,
,nrrH STEIN SSi AsD M ~ c. W. THILow,
MISS tIitSY 1EvENlee, HoysSBss 20, 1897
PROGRAMME.
|. overture-Don oiovsoni: Mozart
,.,.,srz do Luca de- Lammermoor- fan
,asia nonr 10 piano Llstz'
Miss jd,th stoln ,,..
D Messrs Frank nd krausss
Ma, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and piano
=. Uues-hue Thalherc and De Bsriot.
MissI Stein ard Mr.. kessnich.
5. Trio-7loi'n' piano. "nN G. shuman.
Msssrs. Thlow, Kessnich, and Reinhardt.
PART H. go,
go, co,car.o in F minor, for piano. with
= estra accompaniment. C. NJ. De weber
j. keinhardt.
:. nor. 'fei" - c. Kreutzer.
Richmond Turner'S
8 Clarionet Solo 'pei
- Mr. Frank.
-, Tr;o-violin. piano and siolonce!lo Eelsiger.
Msssrs Thilow, Kessnjch, and keinhardt,
s. Waltz L Ghicanne. ............'' hheS g oo''
: Orchestra.
ADMISSION. -Parq uatt.. dress circle; Gnu VI
chestra seats soc. galleries, 19c. 20 - e T..
charge for reserved seats. ho
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CHAMBERLAIN OFFICE
rcuuuSp Iuyerubrr n7 lsuT

TN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
dered that polls be opened on The 3isT DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1867. 1T the usual places heretofore
used for voting in thl. city. Tor t1e purpose oil
sGrertaining fLe n.nss Of the voters upon The
uu,,tion whether thu CRY shall subscribe -, 00p,
600 10 the preferred eight per cent. stock Of the
Chesapcass and Ohio RAILROAD Company, such
poIls TO te taken in conformity with General Order
No. 90. OF General Schofeld, dated November s,
1851 in ali respe cts except that the votes OF none
hu, residents OF the city shail D. prLed. Such
sub-criptiun II authorized. To be paid in bonds OF
the city bearing eight per cent. Interest per an
NUN 1t no greater discount man tan per c'ntGh
The following persons were then appolnted com.
missioners and conductors 10 supetlntehd Inc SAID
election
F.r J,gtrson IEUrd -Messrs. John Lacy,
John C. Page Patrick Boyle. William.J Var
borough ard John Gallagher, coiuIni- oloners
and w r. Bbb conductor Place OF vo'inS, the
Old Market Hall.
MYERS. James Il. Gram, Robert x. Eo~isoc, John
T Sublett and P Fox. commissioners, and ".
= jenkins conductor. Place OF voting; the CITY
For Monroe Nnrd--Msssrs. ". q. Lipscomb,
Felix Mathews r. A. Erander, al rtn smith. and
d. N. Jones commissioners, and w. y. Kelly
conductor Plac- OF voting, Thomss c. Epps's
shop, on Broad street.
uwas further ordered that the voters OF the dis
trict embraced within the limits OF he city as de-
fined by the act OF Assembly PASSED the 18th day
OF February 1867, 10 extend the limits Of the city
of Richmond be and ara hereby authorized N
the absence of other provisions on the subject to
vote upon This qnesti, IT any OF the pree OF
the city that may be most convenient TO them:
Chamberlain and Clerk OF the Cou;.cil