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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-20
NOMMISSION SALE
u OF HOUSE AND LOTS,
TN ALEXANDRIA

IN ALEXANDRIA.
Under authority Of decree Of the County
Court for Alexandria county, renderst on tn:
9th of May, 1861, in the suit Of James Plant
and wife gainst William A. Bowie and Others
the undersigned, appointed Commissioners Tor
the purp ose will sell, by auction, a. the prem
ises, on WEDN ESDAY. the 9TH day of March,
1863. at / O'Clock a. M. the following proper
ty, of which Elizabe:h Cohagen, died seized III
the city Of Alexandria, 10 wit:
l. TWO-STOKY BRICK DIV ELL g
HOUSE and LOT OF HROU Nd, OF the east
side of Patrick street, between Prince and Duke
st :, opposite Grace Church. The lot is u fee
inches in front, and 100 feet Deep 10 q court
As feet 10 inches wide
@ A LOT, on the northeast corner Of Duke
and Patrick streets, II GeAt St inches on Duke,
and IS feet on Patrick ST., to said 70 feet alley
g. A LOT adjoining No. 2 on the east, and Of
the same front and depth, and binding on said
alley.
a. Also, a rent charge of S21. &c per annum. is
suing out Of T.. Williams lot adjoining No.
on the east
TERMS-One-t third Of tho purchase money
to be paid down On the day of sale, and the -es-
idue in two equal instalments at three and SIX
months from thai day. with interest," to be Sc
cured by the bonds Of the purchasers, and re
tention of the title until the deferred payments
shall be made. All conveyances and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchasers.
r. JOHNSTON.
L. B. TAYLOR.
ian 2O-2aWtd Commissioners.
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GOO baies prime Timo,hy H2y
100 - Glover "
$50 bushels Of white and Brown Mida!i@S.
800 Wheat Bran.
100 Shipstutf,
with Bye Straw, Cut Hay, Ear Corn, SHELF.
Corn and Oats, in store and for sale BIZ
GWLN, BECKHAN & CO.,
i'm i 49, King tree.
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GAS AND STEAM FITTING.

U
VIM COGAN,
No Is, North Royal street,
Has constantly on hand large and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PEN DANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DEOP
LIGHTS In VARIETY,
PORCELAINS. PHOTOGR ACH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES:
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES.
Also
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
fitted up with Gas in the most Substantial and
elegant manner.
Steam w ork for Factories, Ellis, &c, prompt
ly and faithfully executed all at prlcas which
will give satisfaction. mn o-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-20

VTIRGINIA:-Atru rule: held in the Clerk :
Y Office Of the Circuit Court OF @IeIundria
county, the 27th day of january, 1858, Gath
arinc Butts, plaintiff, against y. \. Butt: Har-
riet Butts, Mary Butt, Washington Butts,
Richari B: Lloyd and Helen, his vile, and Sc
Lin i. Lackcy, dc!ts In Ch&ncerT.
or sale of Inc resi- estate Of which Henry Lloyd
died seized ard possessed.
The dcfvnduats, Richard B Lloyd and Helen
his wife. Tot having entered their apacarancc
and given security according to the vet Of -
sembly and the rules Of this Court and j! ap-
pearing by affidavit that they are non resident:
Of this State, il is or cred that the said defend
ants appear here within one month after due
publication OF his order, and DO VIA Is ncc"s.
sary t. project their Interests in this suit; and
that a ,opy OF this order be turtn"ish Inserted
in the A!eXaEdria Gaze.lc, q newspaper pup
lished in the city o. Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, ana posted at the
'front.' door of the Court House Of this county.
a cOpy-tesse. j: LACE !, N:cEh.
Brent 81 !VattIe3 and \. q G. Z. Stuart, 70.
fi.b L. IN ~. ~
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TEAEHHNESTS.
WTILLIAM s. MOORE,

list,
Corner Royal & Wilkes ST.. s. No. 65. Union ST.,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA..
Is prepared to execute orders for STEA M
ENGINES, MILL GEARING ORNAMENT
AL RAILING, and MACHINE WORK OF
every description.
rs CASTINGS made at short notice, and on
reasonable terms. jan 1T
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS!

EtELLING OUT OUR PR SENT oT0ls
= OF DRY GOODS.
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VlNGlNIA, to within zoe Circyi1 C24a.
y OF Fairfax county. February rules, 1865
Edward X. Cooper a&a nSy =, lillian ] smith
son ard Martha L.. Ii, wife; Uouc.!and ia
guild uomcr Duquid. John :. Edwards, Chas,
iison, lTm fIacI;ncy Brooke. 5jarthA ~
" Brooke Henry :. Davis, Martha Bell! u in
Christian, Margaret IL. nh, Eer,iaGt Nay Ior
and others defendants: 4 chanc3rg.
Mem :-Gh object Of his sui, is to ;3rccloS@
. mortgage Oh two tracts o land III tho county
of Fairfax, enc containing $50 acres. and The
other 1O6 Hcre:, which We're Conveyed t. 80
ward K Cooper BY William r. smilhsJn and
wife, and to 0bt,i" decree 70" the saic Of the
said lands to pay plaintiff the sam Of $3.50,
secured b said mortgage, and tJ rc5.E"il tae
home dciand&nts, JOIN 3. fortney, Richard
Coleman, 1ancE: Radcliffe "nJ b.n: @min o.
% {, tenants Of the aal4 lang, from paying
rent TO any Other person than the plaintiff.
Itappe:trins By affidavit filed that the said
dctcndants aca non residents 0f sAis STATE, il is
ordered that they appear wj.llU oao month &f-
ter due public .tion hereof, and d Wn", IS ne
cassary 20 protect their interests. \ copy, tes!e.
~ L. ED VA ED5: Clerk pro .en!.
Nj, = = 81, e. I,.-rG ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-20

DURE GROUND SPICES for s,le py
I dec 6 J. G. MILBURN.
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EFOUSEkEEPERS' GOODS-On hand
Z supply of goods in the above line, such as
Market and Clothes Baskets, Straw Whisps,
Dust Pans and Brushes, Backing, Stove Pol
sh also Polished Steel Shovels and Tongs,
and many other goods not necessaryto mention.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON & SON,
ian 81 No SIS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-20

y ATEY'S SUPERIOR COLD CREAM, for
Z Softening and Bcautifying the Skin, and
preventing it from chspping; and Bazn's Char,
coal Tooth Paste, for cleansing the Teeth and
Gums and purifying the '.rcath received and
for sale by WAKEFIELD g ALL,
dec "a Druggists.
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ALTxA., L0UD0UN AND HADPs8IaE P. ?
ARRANGEMENT,

= ss 2E Eg iE IT s -: e, :::f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-20


NTINGINIA, ! wit:-In he Circuit Court
OF Fairfax county, February I'll es, 1868,
Eliza J. Gunncll, admir- Of j. G. Gunnel, who
sues for shc use Of J c. Gunnel'= trustees, agt
Stephen d. Foo.e and Job HawXaurst, LATE
Committee Of Il. Z. DanIel, decd: In ch'y.
Mem The object of tins suit is to attach in
the hands OF, under ;hs control o. J % ;iHwy-
hurst, the money, debt or effects Of tAo lage <
4. Daniel, to salty ard pay piainth the sum
Of $3.50, with inter st from september Il, 1919
subject to certain credit. as vii! fully %ppear
by reference 10 tie chanccTy papers 81 !. W.
Turleg ag@inss s. h Foot" and others. pending
in the Circuit Court Il Fairfax county.
1t appearing. By affidavit fled that the deft.,
S. ,. Footo, is Il non resident If this State,
it is ordered that he appear within QUO month
after due publication hereof G"d 10 what is ne
cessaTy TO protect his interest. A copy, tcSte.
W. L. Ed WARDS, Clerk pro TEN.
r II. CockeriIIe. = O. feb ;j--law.iw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-20

4 MOTHER supply Of the popular J b:
= BAKER WIIlSNEI. receive rn@H;H wv
sale by AZ Eltl q u ~ iItrpi
feb il 226 kiuo st. cor. ~
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05
FLORIDA ITEMS.

The Key West Dispatch of the 25ih ult., says ::
The Circuit Court of the State for this county mas
been in session in regular term for the past week
Judge Msgbee presiding. The transaction of
business before this court has been so far con.
Quoted with great facility TO the bar and court
well to ell parties before the court, saving the
absurdity which prompted the convention which
framed the constitution to require the taking
down in writing of the evidence of the witnesses
in each case by the clerk.
bszar was held al the Masonic r all on Wednes-
day evening. the l4th inst, and continued on
Thursday evening, for the purpose of raising funds
to put in order and furnish the parsonage of the
n. E. church with such articles of furniture, ETC..
as are necessary for the comfort of the pastor.
The net amount realized was s95 20 With this
sum and balance on hand of Sl9 95 from the
proceeds of the fair of July last making total of
sil9 so, the trustees think they will accomplish
their wishes.
The Tampa Southerner of the 26th ult. has the
following Since our last issue have been
visited by another cold snap slight frost was
visible or two mornings but did no damage Of
consequence.
Judge Alien has shown us lemon grown some
where in this section, which measures four cen
inches in circumference, eight inches in length
and weighs two and a half pounds. Who says
that with proper cultivation we cannot raise fine
fruit in South Florida
Work on the buildings at Fort Brooke, under the
efficient superinlendeDce Of Mr.. Leonard rapid
ly progressing; the hospital and officers quarters
will be completed sometime in December.
A colored man named johnson, revenue boat
man, was stabbed by soldier on the piazza of
tie court house during the progress of the meet
ing last Lieht.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05

TanDery would do profitable business at
some point near this city. shoe mandatory
where coarse common shoes would be made by
the thousand, for the wholesale trade in New
Orleans would pay. We have the hides, the bark,
cheap lsbOr that could soon be taught to make
coarse common shoes and ready market. But
little capital is reqnred-only enterprise.
The csstIugs for corn shelters, hay cutters, aud
other agricultural implements of which wood Is
the largest component can be shipped, to fac
tory established here at as low rates by the
Western f. undry men as are charged the manu-
facturers Of such implements 10 the North. Lun.
Der Of better quality aud much cheaper than that
Of the West for the castings and fittings can be OBJ
tanned here.
The machinery for dressing, mortciDg, tongue
and growing can he run as cheaply here as any
where else. The MARKETS New Orleans for every
implen ent turned out
small engine, few lathes, half a dozen
skilled Workmen and a factory of common furni.
ture could be inaugarated and any quantity of
bay. poplar cypress, oak and pine lumber
worked up into bedsteads, bureaus. armoirs, safes,
tables and chairs, and sold as fast as shipped to
New Orleans. Within ten miles OF this city stand
ing timber is an encumbrance and enough will be
given to the flames to clear land for the plow this
winter 70 make the fortune Of Cincinnati furni-
ture MAJ ufac'urer.
In this Guy OF ten thousand souls we manafso-
ture nothing Tor export aud consume the pr0duc-
tiops and manufactures OF other lands.
Let some one start to making money with a
small factory and the ice will be broken ia the
right direction-[ Baton Rouge Advocate.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05

highly intelligent lady, resident Of Syra-
cuse, n. Y, says that she was afflicted nearly a
year, periodically, with arrangement of the circu
lstion, the blood rushing TO the lungs with such
force ss to threaten congestion and death. This
was attended with the most intense pain in all
parts Of the body. Failing to obtain relief from
any Of the pbysicians whom she employed from
time 10 time, she vas induced to try the Plantation
Bitiers. and TO her surprise and JOY they have re-
spiritt.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05

A FINE THING FOR TIE TEETH.-Tbe fragrant
sozodOnt has taken very prominent place
among the most approved deatifrices of the day.
IL il very popular article for the toilet highly
recommended by all who have used il as a beau
tifer and preserver of the teeth, refreshing the
mouth, sweetenng the breath and arresting the
proore,s of decav
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05

few days since bill was introduced in the
Tennessee Legislature for the benefit of Mrs.
Granville Lindsay sn4 others, which provides,
first, that said Mrs. LDdsay shall receive seventy
five dollars annually. in consideration Of recently
giving birth to three children at one confinement
and, secondly. providing for like annuity to all
other Tennessee women who shall in future be
equally prolific. The bill was introduced in good
faith and is likely TO pass.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05

Do TELL.-wby is Phslon's Flor de Mayo. the
new perfume for the handkerchief, like an errsnd
boy, Because II is scent every rywhere. Sold By all
druggists.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05

spading's Glue meDds broken china, glass ware,
and is essential to every family.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05

Ths Company viii interest at per cent !, cash
ell its Outstanding Certificates of Scrip 10 the legal holders
thereOf, and after the second Monday is June
The Roard Of Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend
THIRTY TH HEB AND oEE-THIRD per cent on the
premiums entitsed participation
tng April 81 1875 which certificates vi. be issued and
aver the Monday August next res Of GovemnsnttA
THOMAS A. ADAMs President
SAMUEL II. KENNEDY. Vice President.
HEsRT V. osDxs secretary.
TRUSTEES
Thomas A Adams. Samuel "a. Kennedy.
OF Buddeeks Samuel b. Newman.
p. Il. Foley, wn- Eowsrdk
A q. ober. A. Thompson,
p. Sinms, John Phelps.
A. Elmer Rader, " II. Summers.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05
TELEGRAPH 'OMPANY.
THE NATIONAL

TINS NATIONAL
TsLEGRAPa COMPANY
A new enterprise, to be known the NATIONAL TELE.
GRAPH COMPANY, has been organized, with valuable
franchises conferred by &C, OF Congress- the pur
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
all the principal railroads and mall the Untec
States The Stock upon the same principle A.
that of the Merchants Union Express Company
Gently operations Ths design is to interest the
entire business community In the enterprise This do
not so much dispose to secure the
ness Of the country through which the lines psss
The Capital Is 10 be
H10.o0oSooo.
La 10000 Shares Of TIE par vaIu. Of
sa. the actual amount 10 bs psidin Cash u
e35 Per Share
And this amount is TO be paid a. follows: On, Der
cent at time of subscribing and no more un the entire
capital has been and then on calls to be made By
the Board Of Directors not to exceed nve pe,
month When thrtyhvs per of par
of the shares has bean paid certificates
sued. This viii give ths Company paid up
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-09

LATEST style
manufactur
~ aasH
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THE PARLOUR OPERA-MIss ISABEL
MCCULLOCH-We are always shy OF
commencing theatrical or operate COM
psnies IN advance to the citizens OF Mem
phis but we have good reason to believe
that we are quite safe in speaking 10
terms more than ordinarily favourable,
and, for Us, highly laudatory of the par
lour operate performances with which
we are to be favOured for not more than
two or possibly three nights.
Tonight the Barber Of Seville, by the
celebrated Maestro, Rossini, will be
given, with Miss McCulloch as {" Rosina,"
til e other roles by Boye, Orlandini, Susini
and LocatelIi, with Torriani at the piano.
We were ia Charleston recently, while
this Company performed there; aud
heard from those competent to judge the
most favourable accounts of the satisfac-
tory character OF the performances.
Miss McCulloch herself is a native of
Columbia, s. c., has studied the art
divine thoroughly, and won q high repu-
tatien as a singer.
The following notice, from the Charles
ton Mercury of May 18th, our W infor-
nation assures US, does the Company no
more than justice:
The Opera.-The dining-roOm of the
Mills House was crowded to its utmost
capacity, some ladies, even, were COM
PEELED to stand the whole evening. Miss
McCulloch had every reason TO feel fiat
tered at the high compliment paid her last
hight, both in he numbers that braved
the elements, and the quality Of the au-
dience, which decidedly was one of the
most refined and critical that has ever
assembled in our city.
Not only had a brilliant audience as
sembled TO do honor to the talents aud
virtues Of this gifted lady, but every
wreath of the tasteful floral decorations Of
the hall was trimmed by the fair hands
OF those who had been the schoolmates
and companions Of her who-steppinO
aside from the paths Of private life-hss
f0rever marked her name as q gifted
child of song.
Miss MeCulloch surpassed herself in
ROsins. The purity and freshness OF her
tone thrilled the audience with the ut
most delight. The singing lesson was
chef d'ourre, during the rendition Of
which 8 profound silence prevailed, and
as the last note died upon the ear, an
Outburst Of applause shook the house,
and q shower Of bouquets fell upon the
stage.
Upon the close OF the Opera, the ap-
plsuse was deafening, and continued I'M
til Miss McCulloch again made her ap-
p~earsnee, and again favored the audience
with their fayorite ballad, the Last
Rose of Summer"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-09
POLICE ITEMS.

THE were fourteen arrests up to S
O'Clock. at nsey street station six col
ored and eight whIsS,
There were fifty-siK dollars assessed
in fines at the lower station yesterday,
only twentY-six of which were collected,
however.
Mary Vincent was yesterday arrest
ca, charged with having stolen City dol
lars worth Of goods. Squire Herman
will near the matter to-day.
The body Of q drowned man was
found yesterday evening. 1t vas too
much decsyed to recognize it.
-Four white boys we're arrested for
playing base ball on the Sabbath.
Capt. Perry's condition is considered
as still paeesrious. There are now strong
hopes Of mis- recovery. Tue appearance
f modification has disappeared
w. L. Porter was yesterday before
Squire Herman, charged with " shoot
ng with fntos+ 10 kill" Porter W as
bound over in the sGG Of $1,000, to answer
the charge st the next term OF the Cir
cult Court.
Squire Herman will hear the case
this morning against Corney Richtman,
Joseph Richtman and ROsens RIGHT
man, charged with shooting with in
tent TO murder John Csrlin."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-09

q national appropriation for the opening
Of navigation on the Tennessee river,
departed for the National capital on the
5th last.
The Sam Vail came in yesterday from
the FOrked Deer with 8 load Of corn.
The novel experiment OF moving a
house by water vas tried at Bridgeport,
with success, the other day. A large
house was launched and fiosted through
the draw and down the river, landing
safely in East Bridgeport, its destination.
Advices from snag-bOat De Russy say
that in 6 days they have taken from the
Missouri River, In . distance of 8 miles
in the vicinity Of Dozier's Landing, %
snsgs, ranging in size from co feet in
length and 3 feet In circumference, to 40
in length and IL in circumference. They
expect to Don make the Missouri as safe
to navigate as any other stream.
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GreenbrIer White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier County, West Virginia.

THE undersigned, leszees Ofthls old and we'll
i known WATERIRd PLACE. announce
that encourages BY the liberal patronage re-
celved last selsOnj they have largely added 70
their accommodation In comfort and appear
ance, and are prepared 20 sntertaiu FIFTEEN
HUNDRED GUEET<
The Bathing accommodations are IN fine or
der. Hot ard warm sulphur BATHS. 50 emil
nently ef1eacious in May cases, are a. he
Of visitors al all hours
In addition % other amusemeuts. they have
provided "A new and elegant BOWLING Al
L1I and BILLIARD % co1VeutsutIy To-
cale1 Prof EOseubergeE's CELEBRATED FULL
BRASS BAND has been engaged for the sea-
soE. A GuOD LIVERY STABLE VII be kept
on the premises.
road 10 COYingt0n leaves only twenty miles or
staging. through a beautiful mountain country,
over a well graded turnpike
THRM5-T hree dollars per day. and eighty
dollars Fer month. Chudrsn unaer ten years
Of age and c0lored servants, half price. White
servants according 70 accommodations
ie3 Ina PETTON & 70
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THE COUNTS.

CHANCERY COURT Vim. II. Smith,
Chdnce1OT.-Stands adjourned until
Wednesday next. A calendar of cases
set for hearing will be published on that
day. The Clerk and Master will take
an account to-day in the following cases:
Wilkinson vs. Franklin Insurance Com
pany Durant ct al. vs. Davis.
Law COURT-JdMes o. Pierce, JUDGE
Stands adjourned until the 22d of June.
1865. The following order appears upon
the records Of the Court cit is ordered
by the Court that the jurors and wit
nesses summoned to appear in this Court
on to-day make their appearance before
the Judge of this Court at 10 o'clock on
Monday, June p, 1868"
CRIMINAL COURT. - Nm. Hunter.
Judge.-The Grand Jury will be en-
panneled to-day. The docket will be
taken up in its regular order beginning
at Case No. l. Parties defendants and
attorneys will take notice, as f~orfeitures
will be taken in all cases where parties
are out OIL bonds and do not enter their
appearance on the day their cases are
called for trial. At two O'Clock to-day
the habess corpus case Of the State VS..
Charles H. Crawford will be called up
for nvestigatiOn-ehsrg of administer
ing adulterated liquors for the purpose OF
obtaining a watch from John Norton.
Last evening Judge Hunter heard the
habeas corpus case of the State VS.. DIR.
Lawrence, alias The King of Pain. The
charge was, obtaining money uader false
pretences. From the evidence, it would
seem that the King Of Pain was eaIIed
on to see a negro man named Robert
Shaw, who vas dying Of consumption.
The King promised to raise the negro in
three days, for which promise he re-
ceived twenty-five dollars. The negro
died in three ~dsys-hen9e the prosecu
ton. Judge Hunter held the defendant
to answer the above charge ia the sum OF
$1,000.
MUNICIPALC OURT-Geo. ". Waldraa,
Judqe.-The trial docket was called on
yesterday up to case No. 9O4. A number
Of cases were stricken from the docket
10 which the parties had neve been ar
rested.
The cases set for trial to-day are as fol-
lows:
g46 The State vs. Myers and Doe.
JOSS Same vs. NJ. G.. Castillo.
1888 Same vs. same.
1857 Sam " E8best Church,
IUsS same vs. same,
1859 Same vs. same.
1893 same VS. Robert Johnson.
1894 Same vs. same.
1895 Same vs. same
IOeg same vs. f. L. Warner.
Court meets to-day at the usual hour
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURT-Georoe ".
Reeges, JIdge.-Met on yesterday pur-
suant to adjournment.
Several cases were disposed Of on mo-
ton. No cases were tried by jury.
The grand jury returned a true bill of
indictment against John Lsnnahan for
the murder Of Mat Dryer.
To-day the State docket will be called
for tFisl,
BANKRUPTCY COURT.-f j. Latham,
Registsr.-An Assignee was appointed 10
the following cases: B. D. Brothertou,
B. t. G.. Hart, Joe O5hie.
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WHITE STATION, NJ. a c L. R,
49,. -. 1914

At a called meeting Of citizens to or
gsnize an Agricultural and Industrial
Club, Byrd Hill was appointed Chair
man md J. II. GOOdlett, Secretary.
After q free discussion Of its i'm
p~ortance, and the propriety of union o.
sentiment and concert in regulating tht
labor system, on motion, Capt. A. B.
HAYNES, Mai. r. NJ. Mason, Geo. G
Holmes, Robert MeKenna and ]. H
Goodlett were appointed a committee t.
recommend officers and bylaws, and re-
port the same for a permanent organizs.
ton on Saturday, the 18th inst, at I
O'Clock pm, at the same place.
On motion, DIR. T. H. Todd was re
quested to address the citizens on tbs
subject Of agriculture at our next meet
ing. J. Il. GOODLETT, sec'y.