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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-28

MAYORS COURT, FEIDAY-MAYoR Cha
HooN.-Andre Jackson, charged with
stealing lumber from the Basin bank. Re-
quired to give security for his good be-
havior.
William Wilson, assaulting and beating
Lizzie Hobson. Continued until to-day.
James Hilton (negro boy), stealing eight
bags. Locked up until his father could
thrash him.
William H. Wilson (white) and John
White (negro), stealing brass hydrant
key from l.. Lichtenstein. Surety required
in the sum of 5000.
Jim and Tom Smith (negroes), stealing
chickens from John Boucher. Surety in
the sum of 500 required.
John Coombs (negro) stealing half hog
from NJ. D. Russell. Set to scrubbing out
the cells.
Philip Johnston (negro), threatening tc
assault William G. Cooper with q razor
Sent to the chain-gang in default Of Sc
curity.
Martha Ward (negro), picking the pocket
of Branch Fultz. Dismissed.
Martha Gibson (negro), stealing three
blankets from Denis Cheatham. Sent on
for Indictment
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL CoMMrTTEE.
The State Central Committee of the Re-
publican party Of Virginia are now in ses-
sion in this city. at the meeting held on
yesterday there we're present: L. L. Dud-
ley (chairman), DR.. W. W. Douglass, first
district James 81. Platte, Jr., second dis
trict !; franklin stearns, W. Il. Samuel, a.
G.. Bond, A. Washburne, John Oliver (by j.
NJ Humphreys, proxy third district; VIM.
Leahy, fourth district; G.. G. Curtis, W. w.
Forbes 10y proxy, fifth district; 0. E..
Hine (by J. Fl. Painter, proxy, seventh
district; George s. Smith, George W. Hen
derlite (by proxy, eighth district.
Besides the members of the committee,
there are number of prominent Republi-
cans in the city-among them Hon. John
NJ. Bolts; R. S. Aver, congressional nomi-
nee for first district; L. q. Shumaker, Of
Danville DR.. j. H. Freeman, of Lexing-
ton; a. F. Maupin, of Stsunton !; Robert
Boiling, of Petersburg; R. s. Lacy, of
Lynchburg S. P. Lee, of Alexandria; 7.
P. Jackson, of Farmville; and L. e.
Chandler.
The object of the meeting at the present
time is understood to be to make prepara-
tions for the State elections, which, it is
thought, will soon take place, as well as to
decide upon the line Of policy which the
party shall adopt in the campaign.
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LOOSE ToBAcco.-The space in front of
Shockoe warehouse was close packed yes
terday with country wagons loaded with
loose tobacco for sale. Up and down Cary
street, too, and up toward Main in Thir-
teenth street were strings of vehicles loaded
with the same produce. 1t looked like days
of old-the same tin-horn footing, the same
crack Of the whips welded by Sambo's
hands over his favorite mule-the same
camp fire on the stones whereat to warm
shivering shins, and the same cry of the
auctioneer as he sold in small lots (never to
be added up) the product of the labor of
people trying to make liying-and many
of whom, by the way, we heard express
regret that they had grown tobacco instead
of onions, or cabbages, or potatoes, or some
thing else-for they declared that anything
would pay better thar tobacco at present
| rates.
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.rCTTON SALES THIS DAY.

-. r11IIsM viii sell at y. L. Brady's, Man
\ ,,,,.cr At I. NJ, mules, horse, wagon, cart,
lasgy, ,'nHeT, &C
cArHErGHT viii sell at his store at 10 A. NJ,
.,,,,.,cha1d ana Kitchen furniture, mattresses,
,.4s blankets. stoves. cSrpetS, dry goods, &c
.,,.r.y K. TALL High Constable. viii sell at
- VI. at 81 rc-rocm on fifteenth between
rreailu and Msin streets, general assort-
,c,, of household furniture, &c.
p pr,lLIAM will sell for James A. Clarke,
..,,,,,r,s.ioncr. at =. NJ, a beautiful lot OF
,.,t yyiths framed huilding, In MarX's addi-
.t.r. snd at i. NJ. he will sell q framed
s,r,n,,,g on the south side OF Decatur street
.,-p,r Of Harrison or Fourteenth street, Man
chester.
-rs<lr-LT & co. will sci! At their storeroom.
IN Main street, nj 10 a, hl., household ana
,rrbcn furniture, feather beds, hairand shuck
ra,, rtsses. stoves, crockeryware, &c.
-,Yy { LACGHTON will sell st 10 O'Clock, at
,sp horse lot horses, mules, buggy, dc.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES ToMoRRow.-We
t.vs been notified of the following special
sentiments:
, &cond Presbyterian Chrch.-Rev. Dr..
gae at II a. NJ.
I7iri Presbyterian Chwch.-Rev. Will
Ism \. Murkland, of Amelia, at Ii A. M.
sd3lz P. NJ. .
y. PaurS EpiScopal.-The services in
~. church will be resumed tomorrow
93yent Sunday. Services at IL A. NJ. in
80 1cctcre-room. The church itself will
"a ready for occupation on the first Sunday
ID December.
Lsigl-Strset Baptist.-Rev. DR.. Burrows
ell M. Pastor at night.
First B1ptiSt.-Rev. n. Nj. Wilson at II
4, NJ. and ~ P. NJ.
Manchester BaptiSt.-Rev. 7. G. Jones,
DID,, ALTA. NJ.
Cmtmary MethodiSt.-Rev. W. W. Ben
rs;t at II A. NJ; Rev. S. S. Lambeth at
=. P. NJ.
ST II 4. NJ.
Trinity Msthodist.-Rev. S. S. Lambeth
ST II \. NJ; Rev. Nelson Head at 711a P.
W. @'
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ExEcUTIvE.-The petitions Of the follow
ing parties for pardon were on yesterday
refused by the Governor: s.
Lewis Phelps, sentenced by the county
court of Princess Anne county for FIVE years
for felony. THE signatures to this appli-
cation were all pronounced glaring forge
ries.)
David Ham, convict from the Hastings
Court of Richmond for felony, for period
of five years. This is the second applica-
ton and the second refusal.
D. B. Wills, sentenced by the county
court of Dinwiddie county to Imprisonment
in jail for sixty days. ' ~,
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Neeo York, November 25, 1868.

BLOODY AFFRAY IN HANoyER.-Cn Sun
day morning last, Robert Rice 10 Thite
man) employed on the farm of Major ho'
bert P. Archer, near Mechanicsville, being
a little intoxicated, got to frolicking with a
negro man. In sparring match ne struck
the negro rather too hard, and the latter, at
once becoming enraged, attempted, with
the assistance of another negro, to give the
white man q whipping. AS soon as he
could free himself Rice ran to a house, and
returning with double -barrelled shot gun,
fired it off at his assailants. They were
standing near together at the time, and one
receiving the shot in his face his eyes were
entirely cut out, while the other negro was
also seriously wounded in the face. Rice
went to DR.. Lumpkin, the nearest magis-
trate, and surrendered himself for exam1-
nation.
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The THEATRE NEXT WEEK.-As will be
seen by advertisement, Miss Maggie Mitch
ell appears on the boards Of our little
Theatre on Monday night. The New York
Herald says of this fsvorite actress
"The pieces or plays in which she ap-
pears are not only interesting and pretty,
but they all contain sound moral lessons
addressed generally to the understanding
and feelings CT the great masses of the pub
lie. Miss MitchelPs life has won her the
respect and affection of theatre-goers o.
completely as her abilities have won for her
the faculty Of drawing large houses. The
stage nowadays is never defended by any
body in print without reference to Maggie's
career as proof of the faot that talent and
private excellence Of the highest order viii
succeed better than talent and vice, and that
the latter is not at all requisite to his
trionic success"
The sale of reserved seats is now going on
ut the Theatre.
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'he court. He expected to be able to prove
by two witnesses who overheard the con-
rersation that Mr.. Slower, friend of the
Grant family, had called upon his brother
1t his house on the night before the publ
cation of the paper, and endeavored to pre-.
vail upon him not to publish the article. His
brother said to him that the press had never
felt the least delicacy about publishing any
thing in regard to members of his family,
and had dragged them all remorselessly
before the public, and had never considered
it wrong to pillory their names in full when
ever anything with which rumor remotely
connected them; and this course on the
part of the public and the press had COM
pletely soured him, and he had determined
70 spare none in future who should lay
themselves liable to public censure or criti-
cism. "You may tell Mr.. Grant," however,
said he, "shat will publish any explana-
tion he may choose to make, without sin-
gle alteration. no matter what he may say
but have fairly examined the facts in the
case, find they warrant the publication,
and viii not suppress it."
Mr.. Pollard continued that if Mr.. Slower
did not remember the conversation referred
to he desired to introduce as q witness Miss
Hattie Alexander, young lady who over
heard the conversation, and remembered II
distinctly.
The Mayor said the object in committing
party to Jail is to secure his attendance
when his case came up for trial. That end,
ne thought, was insured in this instance by
requiring of Mr.. Grant $4,000 bail. He
would, however, hear any motion on the
subject this morning. .--.,..
Mr.. Pollard then remarked to the Mayor
that he had no idea the matter would be SC
promptly disposed of this morning, or he
would have been present with his counsel
and the witnesses referred to, whom he
hoped might be heard before the prisoner
should be admitted to bail. g~.
1t is understood that Judge Crunp will
be retained by Mr.. Pollard for the prose
cution. John Howard, Esq, is spoken Of
in the same connection,
The motion for reconsideration of the
decision by which bail was allowed will be
heard at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Z. A. Pollard states that "since he
has inquired as to the publication of the
unhappy article in his brothers. paper, he
must say that he is satisfied that Mr.
Hanna did not promote the publication o.
it, but wrote it as associate editor or en-
ploye." He makes this statement freely
as he "does not wish to do injustice to any
living creature" .a..
We are informed that Mr.. Pollard's re
mains will to-day be carried to Nelson
county via, the Chesapeake and Ohio anc
Orange and Alexandria railroads, and vii
be inferred in the family burying-grounc
at Alta Vista. -y. sea
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SNATCH H-THIEF.-A farmer from Bedford
county, who arrived here last night, had
his pocket-book containing about twenty
dollars and papers valued at S5O0) stolen
from him near the Old Market. Being 8
stranger he employed q colored boy to show
him to certain house he was in search Of
and on arriving there he pulled out hiE
pocket-book to pay him; whereupon The
boy snatched it from his hand and ran off
making good his escape.
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The HoPPE-TRUMAN AssAULT.-A mo-
ton made by the counsel Of Mr.. William
A. Hoppe for 8 new trial was yesterday
overruled by Judge Burnham, and the
prisoner was therefore sentenced by the
court in accordance with the finding Of the
jury-viz., to three months imprisonment
in the city Jail and ordered to pay the fine
of $500. His counsel, Messrs. johnson and
Mcmahon, intend to apply for Executive
clemepcY in his behalf.
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CHARTER GRANTED. - Judge Meredith
granted yesterday o charter to George Nor
ris Nichol, Henry A. Wise, Alexander R.
Holiday, James D. Halyburton, VIM. W.
Crump, Bradley I. johnson, A. Noise, Jr.,
Thomas j. Evans, 7. P. August, and John
Johns, Jr., under the name Of the "Old
Dominion Business College," The capital
stock is Sc, 900, to be increased not exceeding
$20, 900. The value of real estate owned
by the corporation shall not exceed $4,000.
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RESISTING THE PoL1CE.-Last night Off
Ger Smithers observed negro man named
Billy Williams stealing wood from the basin
bank. He went to arrest him, and he re-
sisted him in a most violent manner, and
succeeded in knocking him down. Officer
Smithers called upon q soldier who was
standing near to assist him, which he did,
and they brought him to the second station
house. Hs will have hearing this morn
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STEALING FROM THE GoVsRNMENT.--Mack
Frazier and George Breckenridge (negroes)
were arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge of stealing twenty nine dollars from
the United States Government. They T:ll
be before the Mayor this morning.
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THE TABLEAuX.-Last night the second
exhibition Of tableaux came off at the Ex.
change concert-room, and to the satisfac.
ton and amusement Of large audience
This evening there will be final enter
tainment, with fine programme-the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to that excellent insti-
tuition the Female Orphan Asylum.
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Odts.-sA bushels.

have the only sure cure for smoky chimneys
ever Invented. Warranted to give satisfaction or
money refunded. can refer to some OF the moas
prominent citizens OF Richmond, who have them
now In use. A large supply always on hand. Caii
on MoUNTCAsTLE, on Seventh between Broad ana
Marshall streets.
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Rgy. DR.. MooRE.-This distinguished
Swine leaves this city for Nashville on
thursday next. He will ill the pulpit Of
ile First Presbyterian church as usual
U,norrow morning and night, these being
bis last sermons to his old congregation,
sud the close of faithful pastorate Of
Ttnty-one years.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE NovEM-
BER, 2S, 1o6S.-Major L. NJ. Schumacher,
Miss Judie NJ. Ballou, Stacy & Son, Warner,
Bass s Co., Wilson S West, Miss Charlotte
Arter (colored), Walter H. Whittle, Rich
mond, Va; William Saunders, New York !;
Mrs. A. E. Albertson, Baltimore, Md. ;
Edward Mason, Louisa county, Va; James
R. Bigger, New Orleans, La; r. E. Butler,
Giles Courthouse, Va; G. A. Haller,
Wytheville, Va; Miss Ella S. Tinsley,
Bedford county, Va Miss Catharine Hew-
lett, New Kent Courthouse, Va; J. Ober-
meyer, McDonough county, Ill.,; John Q.
Harwell, T. II. Thompson, Petersburg, Va.
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The NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.-Colo-
mel James R. Branch and Colonel Charles
S. Darlington left the city last evening on
their way to Cincinnati to attend the meet
ing Of the National Board Of Trade to be
held there on the I'd of next month.
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II. ELLysoN g. CO. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia. North CARO-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities sc pup-
fishers rates, for cash. Apply as this effice.
-s .. III. .-, jy31-eoGR
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Mr.. PoLLARD's1 ADMINIsrRAToR.--In
Judge Meredith's Court yesterday Mr.. Ed
ward A. Pollard qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate Of his brother, just de-
ceased.
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No VISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPoRT.-A
man named Davy Jones was arrested yes
terday as Q vagrant, and lodged in cell at
the second police station-h house.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 2s. 1883.
sun rises ITO Moon sets... 6cI
Sun sets..,,....4 4 so High tide. p. NJ. 3.es
POnT. OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER n. issa.
g ARRIVED. .r.r +
Steamer Petersburg, Creighton. Baltimore, mer-
chardise aud passengers, Haryeys Wilians
Steamer Saratoga, New York, merchandise ana
passengers, w. G. Dunham 81 Co.
1885,. SAILED. 90 .tt -
steamer Norfolk, Morgan, Philadelphia, mer-
chandIse and passengers, w. z. Porter.
steamer eliza HancoI. Clifford NoftoiK,, meI-
chandise and passengers L. X. Tatnm
Bark Seres, Rio Grande, flour, Galego MANU-
featuring Company. +. II
Schooner w. N. Gesner Light.
- .aa.rg. IT, BELOW. .ss.'Taz J
Bark Die Tugan, from Liverpool for City Point.
~...N s.. .i.i' MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2o.-Cleared, schoou-
er j. VanZanL for RI hmond
Arrived ut Rio Grande de Sui, September 2sfh,
Brazilian brig Cacique Cintra, from Richmond.
by TELEGRAPH.
LONDON: November 27-ship Elena. from Ayl-
tok FOR Philadelphia, put Into Pe;ershead IN dis
tress having encountered heavy gale.
NEW YORK, November :7.-Arrived, steamer
Niigara, Richmond. sse.r~rr
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JUDGE BCRNHAM's CouRT.--In this court
yesterday Dennis Major and Allen Scott
(negroes) were tried on the charge of felony,
and acquitted.
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DIcHMoND GRANITE COMpANY.-

HI We are prepared TO furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed. IN any
quantity. We will also build. all kinds or GkAN-
TIE WORK at short notice. special atssnlton
given 70 rough or dressed WALL w QEH. CfSs
TERY WORK, &C., and all material snraishsu.
Ofice corner or Canal and seventh stgeess.
90 is-sm superintendent,
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Magnificent bridal presents, diamonds, silver
ware, jewelry, and fancy goods, opening this
week. Call and see them at NowI!AN & CO.'S.
no ll-poi .r.r.. r Z
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Corn and Flour Exchanges
RICHAoND, November n, isss.
OFFERINGS

y , ~.
whsnt-White, e22 bushels Red l sya nusnsD.s DEL =
roru -whfte 81 bushels old 9o4 Dunns,s Ea
a,rnwcoIored lis bushels old; yellow, sSz pusneeASf
new mixed 4et bushels new.
Dnts-L 1876 brshees $50 4r98
Rys-,1os bushels: -,
FId1ssei.-1o bushels.
+ MeaE.-40 bushels. a., sa4.f gsr t.
Drtsd Apples. Il. $50 bushels.
SALES. ID Gss7a
Whsnt-whife % bushels prime ~ sZ% "
bushels prime ON private terms % bnsnsis very
pood nj ha 153: IS bushkls very good st .ss
bushels fair at r. 20 I51 bushels common ~ s@W
80 bushels nfrrfor az o. e; bushels iniefl2r ~ ~
Sl lo % bushels very inferior at SL2e-sotSa 20 "a
bushels Red. 2ee bushels very Rood ~ Ssi 80 ~
bushels good at a. es; % bushels fair at ylsV, Ivy
bushels prime on private terms; ss bnsheis COLL
mon nc 81 rs J2 bushels common at 20; % pusn
els common at 81 go e22 bushels inferior st sLSo'
., bushels very inferior at 81 estotaL ousnets.
Cor7l-White, 16 bushels very Dry prime new a. q
s5c. 4e2 bushels new gt S!c.: 2a8 bushels new ~
sqc.; So bushels damp new ut Toc.; so brs5eis uaR
new on privste terms; 40 bushels weeVlt-enleh otu
1T S7yc-total s4S bu hes. straw-colored, 30 oasn.
els old at e1c Yellow $50 bushels new at soc.
Mixed, 4s8 bushels new at Soc. -
Oats.-56 bushels prime at Sec. Ia bushels very
good at ssc 3, bushels good at 54c 4e bushels fair
mt 63c B4 bushels common a: 5oc: 800 bushels fair
on private terms 8! bushels medium at s2c.total,
Il4a bushels. - Z +
Rye-5i bushels prime at sl.3o; 10 bushels very
good at 81. .2s-total, o! bushels.
Menl.-White, new country, bolted, 10 bushels NJ
RE-ExHIBIrEp.
O1fsi-s44 bushels -. A'-+t
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
ANNUAL MEETING.
NO ELECTION YET.

The Question of the City Vote.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 2s. 1883.
sun rises 49,. ........Ll0 MOON sets.
5,IIi sets..,...4 4 so High tide. P. M...... 3.es
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TIDES WANTED.-Highest cash prices
paid for DRY or GREEN HIDES by
Office of Manchester Tannery, l422 Main M stfee5 ee
Ricbruond nV "
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A PARTNER WANTED, WITH CAPl-
FIHE DETECTOR.-I will give All interest In the
invention either to one gentleman or company.
The detector Is patented, aud have many orders
to ill which am doing by hand. Persons Wishing
TO test the utility OF the detector Will call az my
house, Ia Manchester and see for themselves.
M oaIwx g.. X. HARDING.
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yKTANTED, ORDERS FOR EVERY DE-
wv SCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING AZ mo
DISPATCH PR1STING-HOUSE-
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amendment proposed by Mr. Lyons, to
strike out all after the word "resolved " IN
the majority report.
General Echols, of Augusta, made an
earnest appeal to the private stockholders
to throw aside all jealousies and personal
preferences in order to further the great
national work in which all were so much
interested. For his part, although he had
sincerely desired and zealously labored for
the man whom he would prefer to be the
chief executive officer of the road, ne was
prepared to oextend hearty support to who
ever might be elected to fill that important
Office. He remarked, also, that he thought
it both impolitic and wrong to have refused
to allow the city and State to vote share per
share.
Mr.. Aylett followed General Echols,
speaking at length in favor of the PROPOSE
| tions laid down in the minority report.
While he had the interest Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad at heart, he had
also at heart the interests of the old Vlr-
cinia Central, of which the first was but q
bantling. He then proceeded to give his
reasons for opposing the admission of the
proxies of the city Of Richmond and of
the different counties named IN the
two reports. The city and every one
of those counties had failed to comply
utterly failed to comply-with the condi-
tions precedent to their admission into
partnership. There had been too much IT.
regularity in the proceedings previous to
this meeting. The State proxies had been
irregularly appointed. not having been
chosen BY AN elected Governor or legally
chosen Board Of Public Works. The proxies
of the city of Richmond had also been ir-
regularly appointed. He would warn the
meeting, lest in desire to forward the
"great national work " they involve them
selves in inexplicable difficulties.
Colonel Baldwin (Mr. Magruder, of Al
bemarle, in the chair,) felt called upon, al
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/. ReS0lUed, That tHe StaE5 OF VllgiHla
and the other stockholders voting at this
meeting should, until the company shall
determine and provide otherwise, vote ac-
cording to the scale required by the charter
of the Virginia Central Railroad Company.
2. ResoIUed, That the city of Richmond
and the counties of Allegheny, Fluyanna,
Goochland, aud Henrico, and the counties
of Caben, Greenbrier, Lincoln, Monroe,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-07
SUMMONS.

t50 cents State Of Nevada Revenue Stamp
CrATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF 0RMSBY.
y In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in
and for said County of Ormsby .-Jens C. Sorren-
gen, plaintiff, vs. Eugene Archambeault, defend
ant. The State of Nevada sends greeting to Eu-
gene Archambeault; You are hereby summoned
70 appear before me at my office in carson City,
in Carson Township, in ormsby county. Oh the
26th day of October, AID. lsSs,
at 10 O'Clock NJ, and answer unto the complaint
of Jens C. Sorrensen, the above named plaintiff,
who sues to obtain Judgment against you fer the
sum of two hundred and sixty -eSt dollars and
.eyenty-five cents: which amount is alleged to be
due and owing to plaintiff, for hay and barley, fed
20 your six horses, at his yard i'll Carson City, at
your special request, between the 30th Nay and
the Eth July, 1865. Plaintiff claims to have
lien said horses, by virtue of the provisions OF
an Act of this State, en- tiled IAN Act 10 secure
liens to ranchmen and other persons, approved
February l4th. 1866, when judgment viii be
taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs and damages, if yoa fail TO appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of tie said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 22i day If Septem-
Der. AID. 1865 l.. G. MckEEBY,
Justice OF the Peace, Carson Township.