| From the Richmond Examiner |
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| January 28, 1862 |
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| Virginia Legislature |
| Senate |
| Friday, January 24, 1862 |
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| South-Side Railroad |
| The bill "to authorise an
alteration in the line of the South-side railroad" was taken up on
motion of Mr. Dickinson, of Prince Edward, who explained the bill by
saying that it was only intended to make a divergence of six or seven
miles near the High Bridge, to avoid that structure. |
| The voting resulted -- ayes 37, noes none. |
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| House of Delegates |
| The South-Side Railroad |
| The bill to authorise an
alteration in the line of the Southside railroad from some point of
divergance at or near Rice's depot, in Prince Edward county, to some
point at or near the town of Farmville, provided it shall first be
authorised by a vote of the stockholders, was taken up and passed. |
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