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bill.
The bill then passed its second reading
as amended by vote OF yeas 81, nays 90
The committee on Fraud and Corruption
submitted report, with the testimony
taken, and as several persons have been
summoned as witnesses and failed to ap.
pear, they ask to be discharged from the
further consideration of the subject.
In regard to the case of Senator Rob-
bins, minority of the committee consist
ing of Messrs. Estes, Sweet, Gatling and
Bowman, deemed it proper to say that
| they regarded the transaction between that
Senator and Senator Stephens rs an mad
vertance on the part Of Senator Robbins,
and In their opinion acquit him (Robbins)
of any intentional wrong.
On motion Of Mr.. Seymour, the report
and the testimony were ordered to be
printed and made the special order for
next Tuesday at 10 clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Barnett, the bill con-
cerni0g the Oxford branch Of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad was taken up and
passed its second reading bya vote OF yeas
81, nays 90
The bill was ordered to be printed,
together with various proposed amend
ments.
On motion of Mr.. Latin, Senate bill
No. 73, incorporating the University Rail-
road Company was taken up and passed it's
second reading by vote OF yeas 50, nays
%.
The bill was ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Latin, the bill to
amend the charter of the Atlantic, Ohio
and Tennessee Railroad was taken up and
passed its second reading by vote Of yeas
50, nays 25.
On motion, the bill was ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr. Latin, the bill to
amend an act entitled an act to incorpo-
rate the Plaster Bank Railroad Company
was taken up and passed It's second read
ing by a vote of yeas 60, nays Il.
The bill was ordered to be printed.
While the vote on the above bill Was
being taken, Mr.. Ferebee arose and said,
for the last half an hour the proceedings of
the House had been nothing more than a
burlesque upon legislation. They should
have adjourned some time ago in respect
to themselves.
On motion OF Mr.. Seymour. the House
then adjourned until Monday morning, 10
O'Clock.
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From Eashingtoa-Proceedf of Con.

From ~ashingtoa-Proceed of Con.
gress de, Sc
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 27-p Il.
SENATE.-Messra. Cha1dier, Sumner, Howe.
fcmeroy and E3mruds all presented memorials
IN favor of women's suffrage.
hr. Henderson Introduced bill prov idiog fyr
haf 4 dozen II tian tribes becoming citizens Of
the Us.
The Senate then adjourned
HoUsK.--In the contest for precedence of busi-
ness, the Speaker said that the matters pressing
for action were follows: To provide for the re-
sumption Of specie payments the Cons titutionaI
amendments and regarding suffrage the Georgia
election case; business from the neeyo..tcucl.on
Committee and the tariff.
The suffrage bill was resumed and several sub
stitutes offered.
Mr. Bingham's substitute makes all voters ex-
cept such as may hereafter engage IN rebellion
Mr.. Sheilabarker'S substitute allows the dis
franchisement of those who may heretofore have
engaged in rebellion.
No action WAS taken and the Senate went into
committee of the whole and adjourned.
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orsd, Crawford, eolored, Davidson, Downing,
SII;neton, Estes Forkner, colored, Foster. Frank
In IN french, iGahagan, Gatlin, Gilbert, Graham,
Harris. of Wake, coIored, Hayes, colored, Hen
bricks Hicks Hedgin Hudgings Ingram fos
KeIiav. Of DAVE. Kinney. Latin, Leary, colored,
Long of Richmond Malone, Matheson, Mayo,
tooTed, Morrill,. Morris, colored. Painter, Pear
son, Peck. Proctor, Robbins, coored RoSSinsion'
sweat, colored, Vest, Waldrop, WEIGH, White,
Wiikie, Williamson eolored: Wils9n and #isTTalI,
The amendment of Mr.. Estes was then
put to vote and adopted.
On motion, the House then adjourned
until Z! o'clock this evening.
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r L VI + W
OF THE
" lin NGTON NJ \ TX EFT $
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
January "a 1868

TURPENTINE.-The market generally has ruled
with more frmness since the close of our last rc-
view. and prices have improved 1925 cents On
previous quotations. There continues to be
brisk demand, and parcels find ready sale upon
arrival at 50 so for SOFT and 81 80 for hard y $50
Us. The recent freshet enables parcels from
above tide-way to reach market moro freely, and
the weeks receipts and sales foot up 2,822 bbls.,
as follows
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MARRIED,

At the Parsonage Of tie 81 Church Of the etran-
gers IN the city New York. by Rev. DR.. Deems,
on the 22d instant, MIR. WILLIAM H. TURLING
TON, OF Wilmington, II. O., and Miss GRACE D.
CREELMAN, Of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
In Jersey City, on Wednesday, January 2lth,
by Rev. Mr.. Harlin, Mr.. JOHN W. JOHNSON, of
Wilmington, n c., to Miss SARAH F. MARTIN,
daughter OF Mr. Robert 3. Martin.
In Warsaw, n. c., on the 14th instant by the
Rev W Il. Kennedy, Mr. JAS. NJ. HOHLINGS-
WORTH to Miss MARY C. FREDERICK, da1gh-
ter of John Frederick. Esq.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market opened quite
firm on Friday last for this article, and during
the day there was a brisk speculative enquiry,
which resulted in an advance Of one cent. This
feeling continued during Saturday aud Monday,
and the price further Acknowledging on latter
day at So cents, and all that could be reached
finding ready purchaserS. On Tuesday there was
some dullness in the market, and decline Of 3M1
cent, sales being made at 52G3522 cents. On We'd
nesday it opened quiet at SO cents, with sales st
this figure, but closed with advancing tCnden-
cy-the small stock in first hands being generally
held at So cents. The sales are as foll0wB
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Eoon.
Stocks steady. Money easy at q cent. pre-
MUM. Sterling Exchange 1O95 Gold 1867
Five-twenties, of '63. 113s. North Carolina Skies
So; new g.. Tennessee Skies, ex-coupons, 674 !;
new 81.
Flour dull aud declining. Wheat dull and favors
buyers. Corn unchanged. Mess Pork lower
new $50 75t9s3t. Lard dull-steam, in barrels,
20s@204 cents. Cotton firmer at 26{@29 cents
Spirits Turpentine quiet at Sc cents % gallon
Rosin quiet at 50 65@$2 70. Freights quiet.
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VAUDEVILLE, NJ c.,
JANUARY Goth 1869

OANUAENA SOSh. ISb3.
l HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for Senator from
the Fourteenth Senatorial District composed of
the Counties of Bladen and Columbus, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by he removal OF J. W. Pur-
die. banned by the Fourteenth Article Of the
Federal Constitution.
Election to be held by Proclamation of the
Governor on the eighteenth day of February, a.
.. 1869. 4. J. JONES.
ian q 1O1-!2t*-3fw
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Latest NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
Death OF Ex-Governor PicseDs

aUaUsIA, GA, J ~. 2i-hOom.
Ex-Governor Piekena, formerly flni.teY 70
st. Petersburg, died at his residence in Edge
field, S. C., Oh Monday Lass.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

L1EE, = bbl.U 90 D3 ~
From stCr,O % t. =
aoL .e.F2, = S@iIou.
''gUba, hlds. IS % IT,
do Lhla. - q -
/. Sugar AoCse.u3 05 sri
/ 10 hbla. % "a 10
lSyrup. Dds. TO "a ! 90
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DIED.

; fter IL protracted and most painful ettiictlon
in Yancey VILE Casweli county, n. O., on tue 9th
of December last, Mrs MARY WRITER'S, the
beloved conso:t Of Col. Z 3. Withers, and daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel s. and Eliza Price.
NOTICE.
IT OFFER FOR SALE ON REASONABLE
terms, one II Bbl. TURPENTINE STILL,
with al accessory Frtures. also, an A FLAT,
nearly new
Apply to me at Robson P. O., Brunswick Co,
D. &. COWAN.
ianS 95-3t -49-3t*
TTRPENTINE AM TAR.
TIME SUBSCRIBER WILL PURCHASE ANY
quantity Of TURPENIINE and TAR that
may offer, and pay the highest market price Tor
same.
Makers can send 20 him direct, or sell in person,
always receiving the gerry highest prices, and saving
all charges for brokerage Or commissions:
4. q. VANBOKKELEN.
;an6 83-1w-48-1m*
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TERMS
One half in advance the other at cloae OF session.
Tuition, per session of five months. .sD OU
Board, per month. Observation-Disclosures. IL W
Is Send for Circulars.
% Address the Principal, at Shoe Heel, N. Q.
"Marion g. o. Crescent" copy two weeks
and send bill to J. q. O., Shoe Heel.
jan ez'z"d&"T
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Rates OF Freight.

For c+aor,or Per Sailing
- 0'oA4A Vessel.
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EEhsWax. 70 3G @ 81
BAICEs,
d.....jG 80 M1j 60
BARRELS, np'ts T., each.
2ni hapG / - a , 30
\ nE II II Z. ~ "a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

! Mr. l.. F. Dewey has this week moved
his store building. occupied by his son II
IA. Dewey. as provision store. and for
| the post office. from Centre street TO DEPOT
street. Mr.. Dewey had completed all his
arrangements several days ago to make
'he change. but an apparently snake-in
the-grass operation seemed for time to
prevent. Now. by timely and favorable
turn OF things. the snake, though proverb-
Tally arttul an cunning, is out-witted.
and for the convenience of the public the
store and post office i well and centrally
located on Depot street. What next?
FAIR PLAY.
SUICIDE.-Wiliam Goudic. q Scotch
man about II years of age, and a work
man at Lyndonvillc. committed suicide on
Friday morning OF last week, by cutting
his throat with a razor. He had been
sick for several days-some OF the time
quite dclirious. He has friends livinr in
Canada. | understand that the father of
the deceased is an inmate of tho Insane
hospital al Quebec.
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CONSUMPTION.

DE. S"uE>c,s TrLNo>I' SYEur for the cure Of
cough, ellis an: Consumption.
BE. HEN = SAWED ToSIC for tho cure Of d.
psia and al the 'cilitat,d Crnd tions OF the
IE. sCuISoKr MANDENkE PILLS + T Diseases Of Ia.
Liver 10 net 4 -cutle l'urgat,ve.
Al of thea. three medicines often required in
curing Ton umpti1u, though the iulnouIc yrp alone
has cured many dc-perat. cssrs. III" sawed Tonic
and Mandrake lilE Issist r,l,ulItin stomach
and Liver, and help he Iulmonir sy up to digest and
care: through the blood vessels, hy hic
: fl .,tcd.
Iivr-, medicine are conscicntiou-ly offered to thu
public az tn only slfc. rtan urd reliable remedies
:or pulmonary consumption, and for all thOrc murbid
cuu't OF the body hch lead thst fatal lia,Ist
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia often forcrunners
Consumption. and when they manifc=t thcns, Ives they
require he most irOmp; attention.
The Punonc syrup is Il medicine which has had a
long pro alton before the public. IT. value has teen
proved by the thousands of cures il ni- mad through
pr.ud Of NOR. than thITty five wear in all of which
tim lie reputation h;L- cOnst d. md the
most otstiuatr rkrpcism no longer ."uht that II l.
: rem dy winch may be used with colii,ncc IN all
ct-.- which admit OF cure.
If The patient III pc rin., follow directions
witch ccomuauy zach bottle, he VAL certain y ic
'r' d. M u - are not 70" much "-t'd To max a
Lic F"'sih tNrn L. ca - i'r"d to D. i!cu!abl',
when fricnd' aHi phy-icIn= have -paircd, ia" o.
Iii u' dIcnc 81 -'v'd he -ifc OF he ia'Icnt and
-i"r''. him 10 pert c. hr"ith.
pr >c.,lck LiI-,Ii 4 u p., ci-,ly cir
c,-. ,..d :4tiy other LAv- ncru - aIl,
u..t- dl ,usiy masking tim y U-co IpT. ochcuck :
i'r. -ac.ck doe MT Y that Al. cl5, Of ruI. nary
-rlup,.uu .It.. ttr .,syI Il ui"i cine, hut hr
'. ..'t Ill, ''r- that "t'n h" pan mt have the
'"o-t IA ~ -!initnH-, -u'h - viol Il cough,
I,.li L chill u-..t - rt't, and IL Ii debility. even
u" 900, ..,- ..,J size. srt. . i-,t . Ia il bed
3, " XIII 4. -.''n - D. t."'r ihs-i .'" III ) nay
r -. hu: l.. las -. Ha!.y t...I-.t IL
-...- ,x:-f, l., Cd r'..r 20 ., ii I'd 3d.,
-. 10 S.. ..l Pr. r..t-..:...,... ... o.. 90. =
y ,:.r' .t H.. ",a,- he rn' o. rai.- o. l.-r
.. ...-- '.,. Ky ,.'.' '.. ..'.. I..i..
':.' .." '.-... ... ~ i'.. Be.
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Special 2lotifea.
Masonic haii---union Block.
! \ : > I ~ SIC LODG :
No. y, +. AM

~ y - - I y i - 1 \ = = d u :.
No. =, f. 4 \. NJ.
stated meeting, Ncycs.'cr i.
/. Il. HGALD, Sccv.
IiAS'T@LL CHAPTER. 10. II. =. y. ii.
REGULAR al. e;i.g. FRIDAY eve, November ~ i>do
+. j. DAiTO :, S.cutsry.
PALESTINE COMMANDEI2Y, NJ. ..
Stated Conclaye November 70, l>69
j. /. PERKINS,. to.i.ruau,!r5.
CALEDONIA LODGE, l. 0. Of 0. +.
Lodge Room oil Hun.merst.,opp Mon School iI.t-c.
IL gular meeting every Monday evening, at O'Clock
JOHN y. GALE, secretary.
Turner's Neuralgia Pill ;---Thr great semeiy
ior Neuralgia and all Nervous Disease More than i'O,-
go" cured by in the las years, Piicc by mil,
pack e rl"i.-i Iacka,cs 1927
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartic Pill -
The best known remedy for ali Dseal Of tn BIO d.
stomach. Liver, hidu,y; for Head tche, Ehrluttisn
and in all cases where cita.tic quir d Price by
mail, boN Il ct-r-I ho4e- Isl. ioxc- go
ca-c ofcronic rhcuma ism unusual severity cured
by 'iohnsun's AnOdyu Liuimcnt" ia noticed by one
our exchange. large lunch cam. ut upon the breast
Of he sufferer and app,ei Tx part OF the b 80 b. ur
The sweetest word in Ia. sua4;, il health. At the
irst ind cation sasc, weIlknown aud approved
remedies. f'r dysprpsis indigestion, '-PJrsou+
ru tive lil. For coGgh-, coIds. lame rtoIn.
ach, use ''Jchlson's Anodyne Linirucut''
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LNM0ON CeNfrc.

In my former item relating 10 the bust
ness of this place. forgot to mention the
good work done by |. Ii. Hall by way of
repairs. In the spring he purchased the
E. W. Hubbard place. since which time he
has repaired it throughout and given it the
appearance OF new building. 1t is one
OF The best improvements in the place.
The butchcring business formerly done
hy the Hall Brothers at the Centre is now
owned by the former. and appears TO be
wei. conducted by the enterprising firm
of L. IL. Hall, Sons Il Co.
Robert McVicar is doing good thing
to his dwelling house, by finishing the
basement. and building good looking
piazza on the east side. which will add
very much to the general appearance OF
his premises. INCOG.
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Is TIE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EXTANT.
The rAIs KILrE is equally applicable and ,ficacious
young or old.
THE PAIS-kuLEH is both an Internal and External
Remedy.
The PAIN-KLLEE should be Used the frat msnkcsta-
tInn of Cold or Cough
TIE PAIN-kuLLR is good for Sprain. and Bruises Try
il.
The PNH-kILLEE the Toothachc.
Inc PAI>-klLLER T. flv.r.tc with all classes
Tug FAISkLLER will cure Chilbllins.
THE FAIS-KItGEE will Cholera Morbus.
InE FAIS-kILLEE vii! cure Dyspepsia.
I'm rAINhILLl is the Great Family Medicine Of the
Age.
TnE rAIS-kIL will Painters Collie.
The PNIs-hILLRE il good for Sc.ld4 and Burns.
Tn B,I~-KrILI civ's uiv er-nl sstisfacton.
The PAI>-Ku.LEH If almost, ,rain for Cholera,
and without doUit, successful in
ing this terri lie dis azc, than any 9TH known remc-
dy, n. nos' eminent skillful Physician In
India, Africa and China where this dreadful disease,
+ NOR OK less prevalent, the PALS KILLER is
considered. by the natives - II n by the Europe
rcsidcnt- in those climates, \ Sure Remedy.
Tmf NKIrLaE is sold by Ill Druggists and Dealers
in Family VI dciues SIS
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Burlm@t"n contributed elJ.i50 Of the
iunI of $o1.6oJ which ma recently been
.a,>cI lof HE University Of Vermont.
Enc Free Pres has the following Liar
yia.c notice with suggestive adIcnda:
In :. AlDans. Nov. 81. MIR. james Stone
O; Burlington, and Hiss CornriiA !. iicr-
r!il ot Colchester. No cards; no caHc; no
Western paper need copy.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Died in Coventry. Oct. lG. OF apopirXy
Deacon Thomas Wells, aged So years.
Dca. Wells was Il Lative OF New Iamp-
shiie. and over sixty years ago removed
t. Orleans county. then a comparative
wilderness. and settled in the town ui
Troy. where he resided tor 4 iong time,
anl was identified with the early history
ol that town. and contributed in no small
degree to its present prosperity.
David Baldwin OF Coventry. had good
yoke OF oxen run over ana killed by the
ears on last Monday night.
/ Last week Monday. Burbank and Han
/ cocN ct Coventry, had 1000 bushels of po-
taioeS frozen into mother earth under the
: snow.
Inc railroad company have torn down
/ ;nc oil part of Memphremagog House
q, Newport, and will build in its place an
/ addition similar to the part which face,
/ ih,. tracn. We understand the shed and
/ lain. are 10 be removed in the spring.
a. Coventry. Joe Loin. lad Of 10 or
/ Is wears q are took his gun 10 70 Il hunt
AZ. BY some means it was accidentally
| discharged hitting his head little forward
and above the ear, takil.5 0ut the skin anc
/ tiesh two vi three inches Tong and half a:
wide. 10 the bone and li!.inS the adjacen
uar,s with pow,;c:. Ihc perpendicular
Lu.il.ou Of the qua. alone prevented tht
waoie charge from entering the head anI
blowing il to pieces.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The new and elegant hotel at Rutland
to bc krpwu as the Bates House" Ia
been leased tor ten years, by Dlmirl kct
lor.e. il. of Bra:rlcboro, anl will be tor
n.ally opened by Sgand dinner, pail etc
l., November. The house is HOW bciH!
furnished. The silver aui table ware ar
lroa. /. Y. ua"g}woU. * Coz New York
au,. ,,.. yIt.,..,. ,.ni neldina ani nae
tr,.l :. =. :,:ewart u Cos. The turni
lus, a. aiacl, aaluIt. - ! IN inside iiHi-I
OF the iu.,in, = c.ic -,uu, t.imm"d Wit,
bla.A " ,,i,,i.. rhe buil.iin- Will he heat
ed t,lrou. A,Ui b.; -,yam and have ever
. .,,y.rlm.,ut 10. q i.st a., .i,,c. laudlor,
. Included.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Nort.a Marin. Esq, If Berlin h
iue, rA.e,hsd 100 bushels ct Norway oat
f-Jul Il sowing q tcn aid one hHif h"-hci
Ia. ,pr:a.. ~ believe there are few
t anv farmers thai can bat this.
\ good gold watch was stole" from tn
: shop o. LYMAN Child OF Noretown. on
i day not long since.
: The MONTPELIER lecture course "rel
L Nov. 18th. with Il lecture by ''Carleton,
! of the Boston Journal.
3, wINDHAM COUNTY.
B.. A few day ago two dogs owned
Il Townsend. went five miles from home u
Il into Windham, and killed go sheep. Or
: was killed and the other wounded VIII
{ at their job. Valuable dogs. Every ma
J ought to keep one.
l. WINDSOR COUNTY.
e Edward Marcy OF Royalton hung hin
Y self. for some unknown cause, on FrIdG
/ morning. He was 80 years old, and OF
IS OF the prominent and most respected eli
ZenS,
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4u5ineGS 4lotlctS.

\ CIergs within; friend =sys M voyage t.
f:u ope indcfni' ~ postponed. have discovtrodt t.
.funtau Of health III Ill! Of I'll" Atlantic Ihree
bottle OF he Peruvian syrup have me from III
f-ng- OF the Gcud pysi pa: Dysi pt;cs -houId dr. X
from this foun ain.
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jfOUgHUy.

Mrs>lS. Bemi> 4 Son cid not sell the
Nilloughby Lake House at their auction
last week. but did close out considerable
other property.
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Lt5iiCH6iiiY.

Ca Saturday the 9Th inst. Hon. j. W.
Hart>h"ru. white assisting at Il raising.
wa severely mart by 4 falling brace,
winch cut iiI.oa-h tho scalp amt >iihhtly
fractured the skull.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

/. y. .i"w Iri OF Concord. sowed five
bushels Of Norway oats on grecdsward
land. Without any maAure. and threshcd
TWO hundred and thirty five huehcls.
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Pew Cushions made to Order

ami ,very scrpiOn Of MATTRESSES on hand OF made T.
order at shor notice at the usnuia-1Ey Oh la'ern Az
enne ST. Juhusbury j, i. CASINO,
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Maidstone Land Sale.

The uOn-resdcnt propietors of the town OF Maid
stone IN the county Of tt=cX Hereby notified that
the taN's aszc-rcl by the saId twu within year
xt prec odinS tins dt.e, cth.r in whole in
part unpaid TIE following described lands in said
town, VIZ:
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NOTICE.

All demands due the Su-criber cps', mus: be
paid by the 10Th If december. Ice.
IL. VI. III INTER-
st ,ohnsbury Nov. :, Ia. >3-S'.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

will he paid any person that will detect the
rURIrY in any Confectionery OF our msnuf,cture
SOuthmaVd u Co.,
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...u-r her. has been wiuteri>,l
~.-.... hIf nuthlng To- what ii
-.4. N"~.." Eighteen inches 81
. oui, Monday. and snow
.t Wei" The cIIcr generally
.. ...m i.ialc aud western states.
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Cd: a.. S;-;.. -.
10: IN Cr."-, -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

DOR RENT, that NEAT FRAMED G=s
r COTTAGE RESIDENCE, of five rooms ~
and out-kitchen, recently In the occupancy OF MA,
square beyond Mr. John c. Shafer's, and nearly
opposite the residence Of Captain Charles \. Nor
riss Large lot with fruit trees, grapes, &C., ana
Good cow-house or stable. Possession given at
nnncr Annly TO w. Is. ROBINS,
no ST No 1902 Main street, corner Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11
Virginia.

We clip the following from letter in the
Cuitirator and Country Gentleman:
"Is it not strange that Virginia should pc
so much behind the rest of the world IN
farming, according to Mr.. Greeley, ana YET,
with onc-third less land in cultivation than
his own boosted State, should produce over
half as much more wheat and almost II not
quite double the quantity of corn, Desldes
No largest and most valuable tobacco crop
in the world9 In the matter OF the stan OF
life she makes So bushels, almost nine bush-
els. of wheat and 25K bushels OF corn TO
eveIv human being, black and white, withm
her limits, while New York barely makes
Ok bushels of wheat and Ok bushels OF corn
to the head. This was before the war, whcn
in some sections large ones everything was
neglected for the fragrant weed nj pre-
sent the production Of cereals has been III
creased almost, if not fully, fifty per cent,
and still very heavy tobacco crop planted,
while New York is at nearly standStlll IN
cereal production, the war having taken
the majority of labor from the farms, TO
which it has never returned, and necessarily
shows still worse in comparison with the
Epoor farmers of Virginia. If the Old 30
minion beat her almost five to one before
the war, she certainly can claim fairly Ill
least seven to one now in the production OF
the two great staples of human conSnmp-
ton. II. !. -; >,
g Hing William county, Va, dug. 1863"