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President Virgins Central Railroad Company.
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RICHMOND, Jan uary !, 1888. s.

RIcHxosD, January l, lssS. s.
HHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILS
an sG6sscRiPTioNs aTA P OF STOCK .-Ths fifteenth sse-
tion Of the act passed March !, 1ss1, 70 provide
from tho waters Of the Chesapeake TO the Ohio
river, authorizes the Virginia Central Railroad
to mh @ tne S and UniS
the railroad from Covington to the Ohio river;
and In the event such contract be- made. II shall
there after be known as the Chesapeake and Ohio
rights and privileges conferred on the Chesapeake
and ohio Railroad Company by this set.
The ninth section OF the above. mentioned act
gives to the Ghesa psake and Ohio Esilrnsd Com.
pany the right to r.esivs land In payment Of san.
on ths soth day OF November ultmo the yir-
ginia Central Railroad ompany entered into .
road upon condition that q. 800 eco Of stock was
Vow, therefore, this IS to give notice that Lam
II sracR g E
LAND II the prcss are satisfactory, and make
the same preferred. with eight per cent. diva.
dend a. soon as the road is completed to the ohio
/ will receive application for subssrip.ion to
such eight per cent preferred stock OF the cheah-
pesks and oh 10 railroad, payable In lAncs Alon8
the line of ANY Of the railroads n ViIeinis,u n,u ).
| : Parties who propose to sobscribS lsnd wiit ps
expected, in every case, to furnish at IN ir own
| cost the report Of some lawys or named oy myesn
that the titis s good the price 70 be asreea upon
with an agent Of ias ,sss company NOT sxsssas 'ns
The n,timsfe vsius Of the stock OF the Chesa.
peake aid ohio Railroad Company may 20 esd.
Last year the receipts Of the Psnnsylyanisg Cen.
tral ass miles, usrs Sc, Ss3, $50; the Rev York
Central, lsa miiss, "a, $50. .7ss. 4 80 80
President Virginia Central Railroad company.
1 IN 2 W u 4ea
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YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At the regular monthly meeting of this
Association held on Tuesday evening, the
president, Asa Snyder, Esq, presented an
encouraging report. During the past
month there has been an addition Of
twenty volumes to the library, and during
the quarter 1862 volumes have been
issued, and S16.75 collected in fines. The
subjoined statement of receipts and dis
bursements, from May to January, was ex-
hibited:
RecelptS.. flO 80
Disbursements s........................ PA 81
Balance $l35 92
The report of the Sunday School Com
mittee showed the cause to be in -four
ishing condition.
At the last meeting of the directors the
following gentlemen were elected mem
bers: ....
Active.-R. q. Maury, Jr., Mathew Gil
mour, J. B. Pace, Richard Irby, and NJ. 81.
Merriman.
Associate.-William Sinton, DR.. J. S. D.
Cullen, J. Il. Montague, DR.. T. P. Temple,
A. J. Dowd, William M. Maben, Mansell
G. Mcintosh, R. L. Parry, Robert Skip
with, John Fl. Southall, William q. Wood
ward, and R. G. Crouch.
A. D. Williams and L. a. Battaile were
transferred from associate to active mem
bership; and Rev. Messrs. R. A. Armstead
and r. N. Sledd, of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, have been elected honorary
members.
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WE have received the first number of q
handsome little paper published by the
Virginia Protestant Episcopal Sunday
School Union, called "EarLy Days"
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COMMISSIONER APPoINTED.-David NJ.
Hunter, Esq, of Louisa Courthouse, has
been appointed United States Commis-
sioner BY Judge Underwood.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsIDING.-The grand jurors
of this court were called yesterday at II
A. NJ, but no quorum being present the
Court adjourned until to-day.
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C7tes0peake & Ohio R0il'd.

AND OHIO RAIL-
" RoAD-LAND AND LOTS IN RICHMOND
REGEIVED IN PAYMENT FOB sT3CK:-Ths
vide for the completion Of line or lines Of rail.
Ohio river" authorizes land TO bs received In
payment Of stock subscIiptions: This act also au-
thorizes the Virginia Central Railroad Company
to contract with the Covington and Ohio Railroad
commissioners to 9 instruct the road from coving.
such contract grants TO the Central Company AL
the rights and privileges conferred on the Chssa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company.
On the 3gth day of November, ultimo, the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad Company entered into .
contract to construct the Covington and Ohio rail-
r ad upon condition that 90 500 900 OF stock was
subscribed to the stock Of the Chssapeaks and
Ohio Railroad Company taid stock to be emitted
to a preferred per cent. dividend after the road
is completed to the Ohio river. sl.
am authorized to receive subscriptions to this
stock payable In lands along the line Of any rail-
road In Virginia, or In RichMond City lots, II the
prices can be agreed on. -',
Parties who propose to subscribe will be ex-
paeted in every to furnish, at tn cir own cost
ther eport Of soDe lawyer named BY myself that
the title is good.
: The ultimate value Of the stock Of the Chesa-
peaks and Ohio Railroad Company may be ssh-
mated from the receipts OF the mort lines.
Last year the receipts Of the Pennsylyaois Cen
tral. 4sG mica were 8is.5sS, $50; the New York
Central, 400 miles, 81. 500, 1856.
President Virgins Central Railroad Company.
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PRorEssoR W1NsroN's LECTURE on Tues
day night was q complete success. the
lecturer made happy effort, and large
audience testified their appreciation OF It's
merits by many respectful manifestations
of applause
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CLAFFL1N vs.. STEENBoCK.-The argu-
ment in this case was closed late last eve
ming. Judge Crump spoke yesterday in
behalf Of the defendants, and Major Stur-
divaut for the plaintiffs.
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Ice IN THE PoToMAe.-In consequence
of the accumulation of ice in the Poto-
mac, there were no boats sent out IN
either direction on Tuesday night. Yes
terday morning, however, the mails went
from Richmond as usual.
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COLONEL FL. L. HopKINs.-We regret
to learn that this distinguished gentleman,
formerly of this city, but now of Abing-
ton, Va, was prostrated with an attack of
paralysis some few days ago.-Petersbwg
lndsr.
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At the Academy of Music, New York, a

At the Academy of Music, New York, a
few nights ago, gentleman was talking to
his fair companion about the great author.
"Indeed, is Mr.. Dickens so great
writer ?'' she innocently inquired.
/" What" said the gentleman, have you
never heard of Dickens9" The lady
promptly replied no, she had never heard
of him and yet she was as fashionable
and intelligent q looking lady as one would
meet on Broadway. Such is fame!
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INTEREST ON STATE DEBT.-Four hum
dred and sixty thousand dollars of the in
terest accruing on the lst of January has
been disbursed. The estimated amount
REQUIRED is 100000.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFlCE January
%, ls6s.-Alexsnder Pamplin, Lynch
burg, Va, no stamp; Mrs. Isabella Evans,
Savannah, Ca, no stamp; William d.
Maphis, Hankinston, Va, for better direc-
tion
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In THE HANDS OF THE PoLICE-A large,
rough, bay horse, l51a bands high, blaze
face, one white hind foot-awaiting an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-23

We have received from Turner, No. lila
Main street, Harper's for February. Also,
the Harper's Basa0-,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY %. 1858.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooner Nail, Merrill, Providence, grain, Cur
tbs & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Mystic, which for the past summer
House, conn. citing with the York River railroad
for Richmond has been Withdrawn from the route,
and is nov laid up In Norfolk for repairs 1t IL
understood she will be put on the route between
Norfolk and Fortress Monroe and Hampton at no
distant date.
Barque Bertha Temple, Mitchell, Liverpool ldfty
daysl for City Poirt, with salt TO s. q. Tardy 4
Co., is below Harrison's bar.
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MeetsaAs.

NOTICE.--The committee appointed
In by the County Court OF Henrico, to whom
was referred the examination Of the orders OF the
Building Ccmm!ttee drawn on tho late Sheriff.
viii me eet at the court house On sATU RDAY the
18th instant at II o'slock a. ID. for that purpose,
and requetf the holders Of any OF said orders to
attend IN person at that hour.
GROs D. gPLEAsAaTs,
ia 22Ae 49, Chairman Of Committee.
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GENERAL GRANT and his lady will leave
this city for Washington in the 1926 train
this forenoon, s.
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rs- SPECIAL NOTICE-R EN- OVAL
Iogy c. SHAFgR s CO., Merchant Tailors, have
,.noved 10 their new building, No. 1000 Main
.,rss; corner Tenth tthird door above the post
csse}. whore they viii continue their business In
All Its branches, and would respectfully solicit
continuance OF the favors OF their patrons and the
ruhl!c generally. )a lin
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aH UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
usAvINGS INSTITUTION.)
\, RYGHANQE PA M

aT UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
UsAvIEGS INsTITUTIoN)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssOo, 200.
7E!s INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEE Gent.
Oh DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
ga Paine, Co. Hoodley, W. Z. eusrles,
wn. catcher, Z. U. Dudley, b. L. blanksn'
A. Sodeker B. b. Weisige-, nhip,
W. A. spott, Moses Ellysoa, J. b. WINSTON
l. L. Blet 'M. ~ Afene5' a. a. nu'SnAn
E. Taylor, ). hosannaom' son'
w g Bintord, J W. Hall. T. ". Dosweil,
WI. Gray. I. w. Felnoer- Fo" hatau "ei
Vim. II. Tyler, ton, slser.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
Ard the Institution ehould commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of xll in city and country Is called
10 this inrtitnton. Hers they will nnd security,
convenience and prott. Sums ss small IS ono
dollar may ps deposited and six per cent. Interest
received on same.
Ofice hours from A. II. tos p ID; on Saturday
tronpA NJ tosP. NJ, snd from TO P. n.
je U-3Sawts
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Lost, Ssrayed, and Round.

r oST, on Friday, 10th January, 1853,
Ia after 3 o'clock NJ, somewhere In Rich
Rufner, the 9th or to William B. rLauck, both oe
Page cou.ty, Va. The letter to RufnsY had
money IN II, which was entrusted to me 70 cary 70
to leave the money at ahe Dispatch ofice. Il VIII
pay liberal reward for the same. -....-ss.
- JAMES u. k0BgRTs0H,
ja53-2t Sheriff Page county.
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sr- CABELL s. WATKINS,
SEAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTIoNEERs,

,,so,rp their friends that as incidental to their
VAL y.,a.s business, but In no way to interfere
v,h II, they will negotiate LOANS on real estate,
.o,ls,,rsls, and commercial paper, and buy and
,,0 Stocks, Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits
.!1I Ja a'-im
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Aitllnlotlil llspatrh,
THURsDAY......JANUARY %, 1868.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH % Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS oE THIS
CITY. - Il
New Books.

New books.
Count Mrabeau, an Historical Novel. By
THEODORE MUNDT, author of Robes
PIERRE" "The Matador," Sc. One vo-
lume. New York: D. APPLETON s.
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TIyE DoLLARs REWARD.-Lost

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-LOst
T or mislaid. on Friday last the nth HBx4EsLD
OF the present month (January) soms-
where between Cary and Eleventh ~
streets and my house, on Clay between e1xasa
Monroe and Smith streets, . RED MOROCCO
POCKET. BOOK, With q metal clasp. No money
except an Alabama railroad ticket for ffty cents.
Valuable papers to the owner-no value to auy one
else The above reward will be paid II left at the
Dispatch Office, and no question: asked.
Ia 23-3tx
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STRAYED TO MY PLACE, NEAR
- Battery No. s, small COW, civ. 13sSEEn
ing no milk. The owner is requested 1$zEf&M
TO come forward. prove property, pay WM
expenses, and take her away. SE1A=1b
Eja.72-H* CHARLES GlKE.
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AT the conclusion, Mr.. johnson stated
that he would like to submit some remarks,
and the Mayor continued the cases until
Friday next. ,..t- I, ss a y
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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Obituary Notice.

WHEREAS, The Supreme disposer of all
things has in His wise providence with
drawn from this world our beloved friend
and brother B. s. Merrill who, for many
years labored zealously for the promotion
ard best interests Of tho Temperance cause,
besides being faithful and. exemplary
Christian until the time of his DEATH and
whereas,tthe 10. of G.:T., desire ITO re-.
cord their high estimation of their depars-
ed brother, therefore. ia H,Is ia51g sdl oA'
Resolrcd, That in the death Of Brother
b. 81 Merrill, the !. q. of G. Z. e, has lost a
long tried iudiciols and unwayering friend,
and a venerable Christian assotiate, and the
community at large citizen distinguished
iGr his high integrity and Christian zeal d.
'og Resolced, That this Lodge desire to ex.
press their SINCERE sympathy to the lamilyo
Brother Merrill for the loss they have sus-
tanned. ~ ,''.'."s's '"'" On" ''''
Il solred, That n copy of the following
preamble and Resolutions be transmitted to
the f;uniy Of the deceased Brother; land al-
50 onip copy to each Of the eoupty,papers. y,
.oas.y.l .tee l., Il T II Hs1BiAb1aIss' BHnHi'sT' bow,
aa' ieE tsdi "a. 10 W. j. BiDLrMAY, .1s'
9h osib ai ~ hoSjl. s,..lI Committee
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
MARRIED..

III Bloomsbury, on the 22d Of April, 1898
by JohnoM. 8 Ch,mberlin, Esqa,i Mr. Eli
Kitchen to Mrs, Catharins More, all Of this
town. s.,a
rs In Bloomsbury, on the 9th inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. james lake to Mrs
CatharinesLutz, both OF Espy, Pa. bsl ~
: AT the residence Of the brides father, in
Hemlock tbwnshipy on the 9TH inst, byT.
j. Napderslice, Esq, Mr.. ;, Hiram Neyhart
to- Miss Harriet Beers, both Of Hemlock.
la On the 2Sth ult., by Rev. N. Spear, Mr..
Joseph Crawford Of, Mount Pleasant, to
Miss Hannah A. Heacock, of, Greenwood,
Dy the same, Hiram Long, ofBlooms.
burg, to Miss s! Il. Fausey, Of Ouugayille.
g AZ the residence df,thsG bride; 10 Pine
townships on tho SQth, ,ult, sbyi the Rev. l.
Fearon Brown, Mr., Montrsyille, ,McHenry,
ID Mrs. Doycas Lyons, all Of this county -, !,
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~ "a OWEN HOUSE. ~ ~
=, BERWICK, pa. -.
T.. Bent. TAYLOR, Proprfetor "

The proprietor begs leave 10 niorni lie public thut
he Iias iakcn rhargp Of t,his wen known House. !
which has or late nndcrsonesa complete change ID
both exterior aud inierior appearances. ,nsktus
th, House in every Tesp.ct more comfortable asi
patronage. The present proprietor will spsrs no
pains TO continue this Hours what il hasbeen, wis
A well conducted House OF entertainment for tho
taveling public and ali others whose trans
actions have made them guests. INprIl Is, lpOe.
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DiEf5.y

In Sugarloaf ,toypshjp, on the oh Of
t man, assaf sf? sryssfs s iSdntSs SSd II is days.
AT tilcimaAs piaceanini tksls sth of. slhrch,
4 ds&s. Miss lydia Hide IPeterman, Pgedil5
years. y months and 20 days, s-eo, 6iqsI II
7. IN, Sugarloaf township, March 3lst, 1865,
Wesley johnson, son OF Jacob and Eva N.
Hcss, aged years, and II days.
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LADIES' DRESS MAKING. 'H'N
NEW AND FA,SLlfONABLE'aF ~
SPRjNG.sHGOODSsI

o TIE undersigned 'woNa -tei rsetnIl$ kvite tho
attention Uf tho citixsns Sf hs place Aad
street, second dssrsaH vfA9eeph, ,RaskisyA CsSsaet
aud Chair Roe,Ss 3hsrs I'D S'eSupa6teo
Flrntat Clouds g. Make u, Dresss, Chats,
Ae in the latest style. Also yeil paltssas ~.
d,ts' Dre'sas tapd Goats. and fof childEsn: Ssar.
Give them CALI Tlsoy have esssy thihg sfSts best
al-1 avs JULIAaA. = sADE N, RAskLEW la
Boon,shn ~. Apr a. iS6s-lss.ay is rrs sqr,Ts 4
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Notice.

NOTICE .. hereby siyehg that nronissory motto,
dated September IA IeG7, due Aprii 4! isss. signed
by John Waiter, IN favor Of Henty WaHith, aha by
hundred and sixty six doliar, and which seventy
Ave dollars are endorsed. is1ost or ipislaid and all
pc fsons are hescby cluions against purchasing Dr
negotiating said note, payment vi ihe satie has
q betn stoned, q, y 80, HENkYl ORTWlNEs :
Bloomsburs, April g, 1sos-3t.' :. y -. -
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tes-TowANpAb boast of nun,erous Steam,

iH tes-T0WANDAbOast Of numerous Steam
Works Among them we may, mention
three steam Planning Mills one steam 10
bacco Manuiactilry, 6na large s.ea,n -four.
ing mill, one steam Ale and Lager Beer
brewery, two Steam Printing Offices. two
Fonndries, two Steam Carriage Factories,
and We understand there y to Be a Portable
Steam Saw Mil erected here this fall
iBsodtori argus o Is9sn 81 ,s4s0 ,ut G.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS,
hDMISiSTRATORs' NOTICE. =

Estale 0f Edudrd McHen'N deceased. ~
fcters of Al minis,ration on the es,aie IT Edward
Nc cienry lntei OF Orange towmshi 20 lumba eoUny.
Gsce sed has been granted by the Register of said
county, TO Thomas Mclienry and CyrHs Mcllepry.
wi'o both rnsid: IN Oransc township and county
afo,-saii. Al per sons having claims or dsmanos
present them TO the aininisirators wihous delay.
and all y tisons ndrbcd are requested TO make pay.
Ment. THoS. McHENMY. AI...,
a. zHigiief' CYRUS MciiENRY, I "u"I ..
Orange township, April Is. lsGo -6w. .s,,...., -
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r N8 II(E TO CREDITORS,

Notires hereby given that ihe book .accounts Of
the fru OF scuu & LEE in Scott township, COlun.
bia conhiy. nGust be se'tled up bstween is date
aad s sth ,iay of May, leGs. etherwiser they will
lbs pnced Iii the hands Of proper Aicer TO eao'ce
collection, The senior, membcr Of the hru, will at
tsud 10 niak ng Settlements FROM day to duy ux,i
,bs .inc after which tns aSa proceedings
W." tS'j""'H''''' ~ "'"''''''s', ~ a5fv sCBU6 LEB,u j
- May y LsGa. LIN nj .a.l.--- n..t.c.i. Espy, Ia.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Notice,

ruERC wfII bo Sn sics, io6 heis 4 ths usitals,
% ,ha6rs Inlay nslts sbstwstn ehoers
pf thres and 1--WE o'clock In the afternoon, by the
Stnethdtdets Stk6SBl66khsbite ILltsSssy lHSttate,
rr1iIee u serve one Year and fov other important
business. Et. EYER, seeSttssys
Rio0n,sbuIg. April 90 Ia6s-2t.
r-'- REruBLicAS and CcicasiAs please cory.
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Call for the Nh iona 1 De mo
iC Convention, ,,,,.. E,i


The National Democratic Committec,1by
virtue Of the authority enforced upon, them
by the last National Democratic Convention
at n melting held this day at Washington,
d. e., voted to holl the next Convention
for the purpose Of dominating candidates
for president and Nice-President of the
United States on the 4th day Of July, 1868,
at y o'clock ~, in the City Of New York.
The basis Of representation, as fixed by
the last National Democratic Convention, is
double the number Of Senators and Repre-
sentatiycs in Congress Of each State under
the las. apportinoment.; ;.,...1a:,,..
Each State is invited to send delegates
accordingly. 'r'o'- w. fiirosr5a 20 "'N S'"'
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman. FL.
FREDMcK q. PRINCE, Secretary.
Washington, February -, 1868. :..
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If Andrew jackson, with the Democratic
party at IBIS back, and The army and navy
ready to obey his orders, were in Andrew
Johnson's place to-day, we should not see
impeachment carried out 50 quietly and
TRANQUILITY as it will be now.41ye,o Iork
qymes. - ~ '"'' = '''
T" Neither would the attempt have been
|hh ade, says tho Pftsburg Post, had entire
cabinets been quarterly turned out and new
ones formed. Conspirators whose dbrsvest
mar, and leader acd through The back win
dow to escape tho consequence Of 3 former
Revolutionary attempt, have not the pluck
to triae with man like Andrew jackson
Had such a, man been President tho faith
pledged BY Tie resolu,idi96f July zIseR
lwppH not have been plotted with bcrAdys
Military government, tbturrraus + fof 2. piahaef
tenure Of Office laws, and nohc iofYhc base
measures outside Of tho Constitution would
have been consumatcd or even attempted
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81 New Millenary Goods lni
r,ob 5aAttAe Eaucyi,Stop.Ijl s,4a >
AMANDA ,WERKHEISER, /

. ,,.t,;s DLoOMsBURG, IA. "a =,
he public are especttully Informed tiiat they can
befurdishsd With everything ja ths M iinary End
upop ihe, most reasonable ,erms, and in goods 9ot
s,s sscd for ssy beauty. duFaAsiit M ihis
town.. styles VI hais bonnets, and other
ARTICLES f0r Women hnd Misses wtH:, IRE beAuufdi
add we'll calculated to suit the astssy oe hg 9nost
faStidious. Give her call Store on Mail d fret
(nosth sids) below Marktt. !p' SfaPr:9yDs9mtgL'
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Dissolution Notice.

THE eopartner. .h,p hcrntaforn existine between
NJ. NJ Br0bs, anleTboinas o.. Abboit, trading nelrr
the firm of NJ. ". Hrol'.i Cs this day (Apr let
1851 dissolved by mutual consent The books and
aesounts are in the hands Of ~ " Brobs fnr .s,Iis
menI and collection. THOS. Q. AWnoTr'
80 .'5., ,-,.., ~. u. BnODsT.
Cntuvisan AnrtI a 1SGc-3t. " -. f''''-
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Indian Dcpradatl0ns.

=" ST. LEWIS, May 5.--Thc sl9epwIliean's .
Lcasburg,5 New Mexic6g correspondence
says, a train was attacked near Tulerosa on
April Is. Tho wagons and their contents
were burned, and oil the mules, captured.
Of thirty.seven mc,i, who went to the re-
lief Of tho train, seven were ( illed. IA short
time before thirteen persons were killed by
Indians near the same place. sSsa ssaii ~
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

9W Hon. ALEXANDER JoRDAN.--A colnplii
nlentary supper was given to Hon. Alex
Hahdsr jordan, at the Lity Hotel, Williams.
port, ION Wednesday evening Of last. week,
by tho Lycoming county bar Addresses
were delivered by Gen. Fleming, Judge
Jordan Hon. 8. 10. Wiugard; II. q. Par,
sons, Esq., Hon. James Gamble, Judge
Bentley, and CIV. Youngman, ESQ., The
withdrawal Of Judge Jordan from tho
Courts of Lycoming county, in conso.
quence Of the crdatioti'of anew district, was
the occasion for this mark Of respect, and
everything connected with it passed off in
pleasant and agreeable manner, ,S,tn.
bury An,erqcdn ~ aii 4t8 hag.ias 1iyis D