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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
HOUSE FOR SALE,

The house and land formerly occupied by J T Csss-
no. situated north end Of Plans nov II red for -nIr
The aforesaid house contains six room ch may lie
divided in tenemens, and has hHEoreut tenement
of three rooms Apply to {. POWERS. 1t NIooncy =
Shoe Store, Railroad St, 81. Johnsbury ?Stf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
FOR SALE :!

Will eel my building Eastern Avenue, CHEAP,
4 good store or shop first floor, ten god rooms
second and third, good tenement in In fine wood
room and good cellar For particulars come and zee and
hear NM EAKEP
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
FOR SALE
/ HOUSE FOR SALE,

A few ton Prime HAY. Enquire Of
G.. B. WTNSLOW
Inssr;mn-ic. Erh. 1 lsii~ -
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The Power of the States.


It'has been constantly proclaimed by the
South that ultimately the northern States
would necessarily be brought under the
same. humiliating submission to the aa,
thority, will, and caprice of the feoefai
Government which that Government mas
visited upon the southern States. s ine
presumption Of Congress in its demeanor
towards Kentucky and Maryland, and the
propositions to compel the northern States
to submit to the same negro equality that
/. has established for tho South, show the
drift Of events. The New York Herald,
referring to Mr.. SrEvESs's bill for cosrcing
negro equality every where, makes opposite
use ola fable. It says: ~,
eft is once more tho old story Of the
trees and the axe. The woodman went
into the forest and demanded of the frater-
nifty Of the trees the sacrifice OF q single
member to his necessity. ALI agreed
to give up to him the slender ash. Nc
sooner was the ash down than the wood.
man fitted its tough stem to the head of an
axe, whose edge he laid so Justify to the
roots of the green-robed senator's o.
mighty woods that the forest began tc
disappear. tAh!' murmured the oak
sif we had not consented to the fall o
the first of our number we might have
stood firmly for ages The time is ap
parently not far distant when the northern
people may as vainly regret that in con con
senting to the exercise of an arrogant ant
outrageous power over the southern PEG
pie they gave handle TO be used agains
their own liberties." 80 ~
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The Case Of Ohio on the Constitutional
Amendment. - sss Is

The telegraphic sketch Of what was
done in Congress Friday, published by the
Richmond papers Saturday, stated that
Mr.. Senator JOHNSON, of Maryland, ex-
pressed the opinion that a State could not
withdraw its assent to constitutional
amendment. This was placing him nearly
opposite to the position he did assume on
the question. The following is what he
said /: aE e..F T.
"Mr. Johnson said the senator Mr.. Sum-
ner) was doubtless right in saying the
amendment had been adopted by the ne
cessary number of States, according to the
action of Congress but there was differ
ence Of opinion, which had been afuny
stated during the recent debate, on the
other proposition, that State cannot WIFI
draw an assent once given. If the SOUTH
ern States had been States throughout the
war, and are now within the meaning OF
the Constitution, then the amendment mao
not been adopted. He would not express
any decided opinion on whether State.s
assent once given could be Wlthdra"n MS
present impression was that 1t could, as
otherwise a State once asserting to pro-
position was so bound that it could not,
ton or fifteen years afterward, reconsider
its action. 1t was question, however,
that would be considered by the Judiciary
Committee. His mind was open to better
Judgment or information, and If satisfied
that his opinion was erroneous, he would,
OF course, concur in the contrary opinion"
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Epec5aE ttces.
sH aREAT eIosInss0UT SALE OF
DRESS GOODS
PRICES r1xED TO SUIT EyERY oNEs.
a GOOD DRESS FOR ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
NOT A CALICO, BUT A PLAID ,Ie Adm MO =
HA1R-aooD ENOUGH FOR A
SUNDAY. o-To-MEETING."

we arc now closing out our stock OF DRESS
GOODS, and have fixed the prices az suen
low figures that person can puy ma lteaHu
and make a new dress at a lower price man
second hand ones are usually sold at. we
offer ------.---- ,.---.....,
plaid Mohair Dress Goods at 2Hc, worth
2oc.; IS f4..... .s-jt-...-.,.
shepherds Plaid, for dresses, at 12Hc., worth
25c.; ,s1ss -. :, !,
DeLaines at l2s, 20, and 2sc.-tha best gooos
in the city for the price.
Rich Plaid Mohairs at 20, 25, and 3oc., worth 2
80, 40, and 5oc.;
Plain Cashmere at 3oc., worth 37hc.;
Poplin Alpaca at &c., worth 60c.
Fine English Merino ut 40c., worth Ioc.; IS
The best Colored Alpacas at 40, As, and i-
the latter is richly worth 75c. =.
The best so and ,6o.cent Black Alpaca in this
Genuine French Merino, handsome coiors,
warranted all wool, at 75c.-brought 81 In
gold before the war ;sizs5s-saE y lssrl..z =.
Rich Silk and Wool Poplins at Sl.5o,;W onio
be cheap at 81 per yard; ~"
Elegant Poplin Velours at 1926 per yard
were considered cheap at IS per yard;
Black Silk at $l.50, worth 81;
Wide Black Silk of superior quality a. 81
$3.50, and upwards-aH very cheap;
Bead Trimmings at 10, 10, 20, ana zoc. PEI
yard; ~ ..s.' :. e
Gloves at 10c. pair;
Ladies' White Hoods at &c.,, worth u;
Sontags at &c.,, worth 81; 1-5a
MIXED. Slate, and White Lambs Wool Hose
at CSC. pair, worth 50c.;
let Nail Heads ut 40c. per gross; $780, ,.S,,s
Steel Nail Heads, all sizes, at 6oc. per gross ;
Marseilles Toilet Covers at 81, worth 81;
Marseilles Quilts at Sl.25, worth s2.Co-and
cheap at that;
Large stock Of Cassimeres at 75c., 81, and
$l.26per yard;
Bed Tick at PIC; ~
Shifting Stripes at 12hc.;
Domestic Bingham at l2hc.; .z~.-
Canton Flannel at l5c.;
Cotton Damask, ~ yards wide, suitable for
counterpanes or table cloths, at' sue. PEI
yard, worth &c.,; a4
Linen Table Cloths, two yards long, AZ %,
worth $50; n
Dimity Bands at 10, 1871, 20, and 25c-Just nan
the regular price; .,
Elegant Worked Cambria Bands Mt 7oc.' OIL
IL %. 81. so, and 81 for the douDie panu'
worth double the money;
Velvet Ribbons at 45, so, 60, 7oc., ana o.
apiece-these are much lower than the re-
gular price,; | esE
Bonnet Ribbons at SOC. per yard, worth soc. +;
Red. White, and Yellow Flannel at 3oc, war
ranted all wool; $50.
Heavy Gray and Red Twilled flannei Nv Soc.'
worth 5Oc.;
Excellent Bleached and Unbleached Cotton
full yard wide, at l2hc.
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons ana JAIL
Goes Mt SIC. per yard;
Shawls at 81. so, worth 81;
Balmoral Skirts for ladies at $l.25;
Children's Balmoral Skirts at 6oc., worth
Sl.25;
Gents Cloth Gloves at 4oc., worth zoe.
| All kinds of Gents Furnishing Goods al
low prices. We invite all in want OF Dry
Goods to call at the old established store OF
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street,
ia 90 nearly opposite the market house.
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wouIli have been none the wiser. ls y i, q
remarkable fact that all nlsvoly So w
sacred and profane, alike SHOW thas wls -
ever woman has been In great slr asss, ae,
serted by Gil human powers, Some gooo
devil has stood at her elbow. - s7,-''-
This is capital. Irony, sarcasm, wit, all
done up in single bouquet
Calmly informing Mr.. GARRISON that the
time had arrived for men to pass from the
abolitionist to the statesman, the ladies
say that .x .1 :
4 g Every thinking man to-day sees the
necessity Of education at the polls. 1t Is
q danger one need but state to be per-
ceived, that to trust the lowest stratum OF
manhood to legislate on the political,
moral, and social interests of the nation IS
suicidal to our free institutions"
A fair hitl Butts little marred by the
added remark that the I" lowest stratum !
would not be dangerously women were
allowed to votel eve suppose white ano
black. ss.s. - ;, q
Finally, gently informing GARRISON .nes
slavery is abolished and the play enaed'
1.-The audience gone, and the lights extin-
guished, the ladies thus gracefully Dury
Thin! .s5 ks :
q In respect even to the debris of negro
AGITATION. Mr.. Garrison is as dead as
The eroyal Dane.' We suspect ne e
thinks so himself; for We have not heard
Of him for years at any Of those anti
slavery convocations where he used 70
forge thunderbolts and gather laurels. he
should be content to remain in MS sepui-
chre, and cot revisit the glimpses 81 inc
NOON and by diatribes like the aoov .o
endeavor to frighten live people from tne 'l
appropriate sphere. lp Isl
atRest rest, perturbed spirit !"
TRAIN may 60 on kicking the SICK .hon'
the women will take care Of GARRISON.
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HuSs1cUrr advocates immigration, and
in that compares most favorably with f: those 8,
Radicals who have, for the worst motives,
endeayored to check the measures for pro-
noting it. The descending scale Of Radl-
calism goes long way down when there
are several degrees below HUNN1cUTT
Rnt the "Friend and Hero" knows what
he is about. He wants to be Governor
some day: and he is endeavoring to widen
the ground he occupiesl This one stroke
Of policy relieves him from all the dangers
of competition in business ESQ
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Mr.. Grasses claims to. the Presidency
are urged by HORACE GREELEY and all
the more sincere Radicals upon the ex-
press ground that he is 9 knoson and
ayowed friend of the reconstruction mea-
snres-in other words, because he has
declared them to- be constitutional. But
Judge FIELD, who merely said privately
to friend that these measures are uncon-
stitutional, is arraigned as for crime, and
is threatened with impeachment. We
suppose the Investigation will end in
smoke; yet it might be well for the Demo
Gratis to prove to the committee that the 2
Chief Justice has repeatedly expressed
his opinions upon the question. We should
like to know what Congress would do IN
his case. -, i: ~
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M STEARINE SOAP.-Ths best of all
family soaps, now so favorably known all over
the United States, is, as its name indicates,
made of the "hard substance of pure tallow y
upon an entirely new principle. Clothes need
no boiling no rubbing on washboard one
pound will 60 as far rs three pounds of other
family soaps. If it does not give satisfaction
return it at our expense. Beware Of imita-
tons the genuine is made only by
McKEONE, VAN HAGEN Il CO.,
Manufacturers,
SO south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Bar
clay street, New York. no 30-eod6m
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Mr.. CLEMENTS az have no apology g:
Offer, I never make them" 80,
Mr.. LEE: "The gentleman's expiana1
ton is satisfactory e. go,
The vote was then taken on the naVsle.'i
to postpone, and it was carried.
The report of the Committee on IMs
doning Power was declared the order OIL
the day for Monday. ,,.;, 70
o'clock Monday.
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The security offered to depositors is undoubt-
ed, and the institution should commend itself
to all classes
The attention of all in city and country Is
called to this institution. Here they will lind
security, convenience, and profit. Sums as
small as one dollar may be deposited, and six
per cent interest received on same.
Office hours from A. M. to 8 P. M; on Sa-
turday from a. M. to 8 P. NJ, and from to
6P. M. je 13-d&sWts
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.f.upy JAMES l.. -MAURY.
80 ROBERT T. BROOKE.
nS r. III. MAURY &c CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881 s.
BANKERS AND BROKERS, 4
No. 1o14 Main street, @
- first house below the posSsofhce,
RrcHMoND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD ANDSIL-
YER, BANKNoTES, STATE, CITY,
and RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C., - sf
Il bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLEGE
TIoNS MADE on all accessible points in the
United States. 1e7t
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general solvency promote the common
veal and comfortof all. This is best, as
well for the rich as the poor. When .
storm visits locality, or : Are brings loss
and distress upon number Of families, II
is the generally conceded duty OF tae %,
neighborhood to minister to the VANS VI
the afflicted. It certainly is nolesso bifga-
tory upon men to assist one another IN 2
financial crisis. And it is beautiful Tea
ture of the moral law that it results most
advantageously to the physical condition OF
those who respect it. 1 d
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DE SPECIAL NOTICE-REMOVAL
JOHN G. SHAFER & CO., Merchant Tailors,
have removed to their new building, No. lho2
Main street, corner of Tenth (third door above
the post office, where they will continue their
business in all its branches, and would respect
fully solicit continuance of the fayors of their
patrons and the public generally. jall-lm
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S,,ecdGL Notices.

o~RpEEDEN & FOX ARE RECEas-
ING by steamer Of this day large loss TToN
RLEACHED AND BROWN
sHIRTINGS AND SHEETlNGo; ,nr
NEW STYLES EARLY SPAfN6 Ff'At' 40
ut the very lowest prices -,
And many other goods adapted 70 sne sea.
con to which they invite the attention OF
10th wholesale and retail buyers.
wv -Ir.t5a BREEDEN 6 FOX,
o-eodst No. 4ol Broad street.
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nwTO FARMERs AND PLANTERS

nHTO FARMERS AND PLANTERS
The subscribers offer for sale In lots to suit pur-
chasers 1000 tons of double. refined Poo-
DERETTE of the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany, made from the night soil, blood, offaI,
and dead animals of New York city, for which
the company have exclusive contract. Price
only TWENTY FIYEDOLLARSP PER TON,
freight and charges from New York added.
Warranted by the company to be equal weight
for weight to any high priced superphosphate
in the market. The results on corn, cotton,
tobacco, and grain, have been astonishing the
past season. It natures the crop from ten
days to two weeks earlier, and doubles the
crop.
Pamphlets, with certificates of hundreds Of
well known planters and farmers, and every
information, sent free to any one applying by
letter or otherwise to HoOE WEDDER-
BURN, Alexandria, Va; ALLISON &ADDI-
SON, Richmond, Va; or the Lodi Manufac-
turing Company, New York. ia 25-2m
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
wv ~ WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!

- ~ 1885 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
M. GOLDEN, the Cheapest Window Shade
man, is still at his old tricks, keeping down
nigh prices. He has the largest assortment OF
SHADES in the city; latest styles In COD,
Velvet, and Painted Shades, with all the NIX
: CLEAR THE TRACK!
High prices, down you come! al! know
GOLDEN he always had the cheapest
Shades, at his old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OILCLOTH,
In Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble,
and oil the colors Black, for covering car.
riages, In Drill and Duck; 1000 Paper Shades
ut your own price.
( N. B. Shades made to order. Storekeepers
and pedlers supplied at New York prices.
ia 29-3m $500
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ASsAwAs TRIBE, No. 80, I. o. r. NJ,
8 SLEEP, Snow NOOK, G.. S. d., BIT.
HHIEFS AND BROTHERS,-You are
" hereby notified to attend a regular meet
ing of your Tribe, to be held on MONDAY
the Sd of February, at half past o'clock pre-
cisely. Prompt attendance is expected, rs
business of importance will be brought before
the Tribe.
Members OF sister Tribes and transient
brothers in good standing are fraternally in
yited TO attend. 4z III ss ar.ss s-....-4
BY order OF the Sachem.
fe I-2t* THOMAS ADDISON, ! @. of R.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On wednesday, 18th instant, ut Nv Me' DIelson,
church a, p' . T.ANDON. to Miss Isle
W TT1 bo th of Baltimore city.
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TAXATION.

The morning hour. having expired, the
report on taxation was taken, the follow
ing additional clause, offered by Mr.. VII
Hanson being under consideration:
6 The General Assembly may authorize
q capitation tax not to exceed one dollar
per annum on each male inhabitant in the
State who has attained the age Of twenty
one years, to be applied exclusively to o
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MIDLOTHIAN MOTTO The regular
IN annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the.
Midlothian Coal Mining Company will be held
on WEDNESDAY,, 9th February, at ~ clock,
At their office, in thiscity. Its important that
there should be a full attendance either In per !
son or by proxy JOHN g. STANARD,s I
ia 24-td - Secretary. &
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De71tJst1.y.
d. DE N TT S T,

n W. ONES, SURGICAL x&
STs AND MECHANICAL DEN-0oo''"
list, has moved his office and residence oacK
to Main street. three doors from Sixth, oppo-
site the Arlington House.
All operations thoroughly and gently per-
formed. 1yzE
TEETH EXTRACTED without pain.
TEETH INSERTED ON YULCANiIE
Plate. and durability warranted. ocl6
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Land Ape,setey.
1IfRETNIA LAND AND All. IMMI.
I 50. TIY5 ATY0N COMPANY. : :

EL.SsSs.s-~-sg 1ss,Ss- - s5-.s.eess-.s
vYTRGTNIA LAND And AID IMMI.
" . CITATION COMPANY. g ~
tyHARTERED FsBaUAaY6,. 1853.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10, 1861. n.
CAPITOL sTocK, $4,000 SHARES a.
5olEACH $1 100000
5000 SHARES ,roK WosxIra GAsITAI.
.i2,ooo snAass 70 BE- a assa = rA1ass7 Sos
70. Ods shares will be issued as the future axl-
gencfes Of the Company may require.
The object Of the Company Is TO bring the
{ The plan is similar to that successfully pur-
sued by the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany and landowners in the West, in develop.
ling their lands by sales Of alternate small traeta
at low and fixed rates TO actual settlers with
families; and It Is the only plan TO secure re.
III order TO secure cooperation, no convey.
ance will be required until 600 acres are sub.
scribed and the company will not commence
Its operations until all the conveyances are sat-
Land. owners can divide their lands as they
deem best, and convey any portion In one tract
or alternate tracts.
No SUBSCRIPTION of less than one hundred
acres will be received; and all raust be made
before the lstof March. sFe z4L.a.5
1u6 lduuS VI tuo COnFohy villa nc cSiS Ouly
to actual settlers with families.
On the fair businesses principle Of interest to
all concerned, the enterprise conmends itself
TO the favorable consideration OF every practi.
cal land -owner In Virginia. 49,
Address Virginia Land and Aid 1mmigra-
ton Company, Richmond. Va. q zse
II lf.c9f j. ID. IMBODEN, President;
~ ROBERT BOILING, Secretary;
W.F.C g. GREGORY, Treasurer.
orr 90 81 y
I, the undersigned, hereby subscribe -
acres OF land, hereinafter described, to the cap
ital stock OF the Virginia Land and Aid lmmi-
grafton Company, Incorporated February 8,
1855. .s..s5 80 ss'zS 49,
Thereby bind myself. my heirs, &C., to con.
yey the said land to the said company by good
and sufficient deed, containing survey and
plat, with general warranty OF title, ana Tree
from all fncumbrance whatever, ana to re.
ceige ut the time Of such conveyance payment
therefor at the price per acre agreed upon,,in
certificates Of full-paid shares Of the capital
stock OF said company at the par value OF goo.
l II conveyance Of said land Is not required by
the company within twelve months from oat
hereof, this contract to be void. fs' ala
No. No. acres MOI Where 10; Price
q acres: cleared. wood. df sien! acre
Witness l,sss my hand and seal .hlsT Tsssii q
ia lS-1m -. ~ - -.
H1HE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
TIRGINIA.-E. G. RANDOLPH &Co.
Branch office, Richmond, Va, at present 10
Gated corner Main and Eleventh Streets W.
B. ROBINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively .ns 10
ofparties who comply with It's TERMS Iree OF
ali charge, except in case OF sale and through
its extensive connections mas ai IssS u
very large quantity Of land since 1859. LIN
Those who desire to sell within sne yen. viii
consult their interest by q correspondents az
once with us, enclosing descriptions OF the pro-
perty for sale. Address o,1rs
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
10 IN snnd&sw E Richmond, Va.
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ESTABLISHED 1854
ESTABLISHED ISOA
STORES Efee3,I
TOT MAIN STREET AND GIG BROAD STREET.

TOT MAIN STREET AND GIG BROAD STREET.
LOOK AT THE WHOLESALE LIST OF
PRICES:
Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, lie.
Oyster Crackers, loo. Water Crackers. lOc.
Spice Nuts, lSc. Cream Crackers, l5c.
Sugar Crackers, l5c. Cracker Dust, l2c.
Sugar Cakes 5Oc. Molasses Cakes, SOC.
Arrowroot Crackers, 15c.
And all kinds OF PLAIN, FANCY, and OR.
NAMENTAL CAKES, CRACKERS, and
PIES, wholesale and retail. 49, 1.,.-.
N. B.-Liberal discount given to merchants.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN stockholders Of the NATIONAL COAL
MINING COMPANY will be held ut the
Office of the company in the city Of Rich
mond, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. on TUESDAY, Feb
i1 ias15td i'0 John S. LOOMS, President.
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TIME RICHMOND MUSICAL BENE-.
i VIOLENT. ASSOCIATION will hold its
next regular meeting in the the concert-room,
Spotswood Hotel, MONDAY EVENING,
February 8, at o'clock. a s a1sa "
At its last meeting it was @ +
"ResolUed, That the thanks of this Associa-
ton be rendered the Messrs. Millward Bro
Tiers for their liberality in allowing the Asso-
citation the use of their concert-room free Of
CHARGE
BY order of President TANNER.
fe l-2t w. S. WHITE, Secretary.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.-The men,
Il bers of Shockoe Hill Division, No. "a, Sons
of Temperance, are requested to meet at their
hall, on Marshall street between Sixth and
Seventh, THIS {Monday) EVENING at half
past 7 o'clock. AS business Of great impor-
lance is to be transacted, it is necessary that
every member should be present.
BY order of the w. p.
PETERFIELD TRENT,
Raonrdi n % Scribe
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Meetings.

TINE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
i ing Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY will
take place at the Office Of the Company on
MONDAY the 18th day Of February, at IL
o'clock.
fe 3-eodtm II. w. DEN1SON.
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4. SATURDAY, February l, 1868.
The Convention met at the usual hour
Prayer by the chaplain. 4
I Mr.. PLATTE occupied the chair in the
absence of Mr.. UNDERWOOD. r -