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rArEMESr CT rnK FAraaoxr BANK, JANUARY Ii

VIRIsIA, MARION COUNTY, ro.wIT:
George H.. sprisg, Cashier OF the Parmont Bank thi'
public in and sad county Hnd made os, tina, the fore
going statement is true tho bost of bis knowledge ard
belief
Given under my hand tho l4,h day of january, 1855
A. y HAYDEN " P.
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HOTEL BURNT

uOICI bUhNT.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. 92.-The St. Cloud Hotel,
at Dubuque was burnt last night 1t cost 3l2e 900.
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NONTICELLO RANK

MONTICELLO BANK,
CuARLoTrEsv.LLE. Isny lIh, le;:
To HENRY A. WISE. Governor Of Virginia:
Dear Sir-Encloscd lease ID statement oil tbs B.
to lst instant. Very respectfully.
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ANOTHER VIcrlM.-A promising lad named Jas
r. Rogers whose parents reside in Tazewell county.
Va, was recently SEN. to mill by his father, aud while
there some persons made him drunk with whl:key,
The consequence was that he died, after remaining
all night in all exposed situation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

Reputation HIsTED Ar.-The city Of Wheeling
In Virginia has issued bonds in behalf of rail road i'm
provemenis 10 the amount of 81 O5D0OO. as follows:
baltimore s. Ohio Rail Road. $50O.OO0 Marietta u
Cincinnati, Rail Road. $3.50 900; Hempheld Rail Road
$3.50 400; Cleveland & Pittsburg Rail Road, f5o oOo
Some of the citizens there are in favor Of repudiating
the interest on these bonds because the roads pay no
dividends. Curious logic.
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CORPORATION OF WINcHEsTER, TO WIT
Personally appeared before tho subscriber !u
,ce Of the Peace for tho Corporation aforesaid Robers
Wolfe, Cashier Of the Rank Of Winchester. and mas
oath that the above statement of the condition Of sL
Bank correct according tho best OF ha knawled'
aud belief 8
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Jsnusry, lee
GEORGE r. MILLER, J p 8
We, the undersigned Directors OF the Bn.k Of VIII
chester have examined tho above aud bcler
the same 10 be- correct
GEO. w GwIN,
LEWIS F. HARTMAN.
Tho b. CAMPBELL
;OtN 8 MILLER.
s r. ATWELL =
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RROGUEs, BROGUEs, BROGUES-6O 900 pr
- Richmond made Broguss, tor sale on aecommot'
Ting terms, by N DEVERkUX,
Leather Dealer, 1872, Cary 81,
Sept 1i-ct. between ls1h and 18th st.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1855.
he Sapata tyes pnt in aassipn to-day


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Zollcoff-r asked, but failed to obtain leave,
to introduce resolution calling on the Presiden,
10 communicate all the information which gave
rise TO the Utah expedition the instructions to its
leaders, and all correspondence shedding light the
question, to show how far Brigham Young il in rebel
lion or resistance to the government Of the United
States.
The House then went into committee on the private
calendar.
The committee in short time srose without acting
upon any OF the bills.
Mr. Davis, of Nd, introduced bill for the i'm.
provement Of the navigation Of the Patapsco river,
and to render the port Of Baltimore accessible to the
war and steam frigstes Of the United States. Ii was
referred to the committee on commerce.
The House thsn went into committee of The whole
on the state Of the Union aud took up the bill making
appropriations for the payment Of invalid and other
pensions.
Mr.. Billinghurst made speech on the subject of
Pacific railroad bya northern route, when the COM
mttee rose.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Purvisnce on the com
mite to investigate the disbursements Of Messrs Law
renee Stoue & Co., in the place Of Mr.. Kunkel, of
Pennsylvania, who WAS excused from serving, and
Mr.. Dawes on the committee to investigate the ac.
counts Of the late doorkeepe in the place Of Mr. Pur.
VANCE who was excused.
The Housu then adjourned till Monday.
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WILL pay twenty dollars for the delivery to rue o.
negro man, PLEASANT, belonging " WIN. Puuian.
OF 1oochand county Pleasant is about forty years on
mas some marks about his neck rather the medic
height, and nearly black. Pleasant has ufs st We
Hughes, In Fluvanna county, aud Is 10 doubt In sb'
neighborhood Pleasant had pass to visi, hi. n.s:e
when be left Richmond during Christmas.
Jan l9-ctf HECTOR DAVIS.
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S6s2,s59 Al

Tho last iannua dividend Of profits 81 per GET =
The undersigned, Directors Of tho Monticello "a q
certify that the foregoing statement has been caret
examined by them and that they believe II 10 on corr
n II MASSlE, President,
w. SOrTHALL
JOHN WOOD, JH.
JAMES LOBBaN,
+. K. WATSCa
STATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County,, So
B. Flunnagsu, Cashier o: the Monticello Bahkl
day personally appeared before me, Justice Of .
Ponce Of tn. County aforesaid, and made oath tina,
annexed statement Of the condition of said Bank
rect to the best OF his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hard this 18th day Of January. lSS
GEORGE CAKR, ] ?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

Among the army officers in interpretation, hailins
frcm Maryland, are Brevet Lieut.. Col. VIM A Chap
man and Assistant Surgeons A I Ridgely and X
Henry Magnadier and Lawrence A Williams, and
Second Lieut.. y Carroll. From Virginia. Lieut.
Col. p st George Cooke, First Lieuts. Henry Bank
head, Chas Tyler ana John Pegram. and Second
Lieuts. George A Gordon and Frank S Armstead.-
From Delaware, Second Lieut.. T A Torbett.-
From Pennsylvania, Brevet Col. Charles + Smith.
Capt. Fl F Clark, Brevet Capt. Jesse Reno. Capts.
Thomas Fl Neill and l. Tidbal. First Lieut.. VIM
CLIFTON, Second Lieut.. Alexander Murray and As.
sistant Surgeons Elisha Bsily and Baily.-
From North Carolina, Second Lieut.. Robt Hill.
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WHOLE FAMILY IN PRISON On

AWHOLE FAMILY IN PRISON. On the IL h
instant tsays the Cincinnati Gazette " young girl
about IL years of age named Ann Cane, was brought
before the police court charge of disorderly
duct and sentenced to the house of refuge until
she was of age. In passing sentence Judge Pruden
stated that she was the last of the family at large
that the father was now confined in the penentiary
for life on charge of killing man; that two sisters,
older than the prisoner were in the city prison. where
in years; and that s,ill younger brother and sister
in the house of refuge and the last of the
family would DO sent to keep them company. On
language to the court, and being taken below,
went into the most violent paro1ysm of anger, re.
curing the efforts of several officers to control her.
On learning the fact Judge Pruden sentenced her to
III days in the dungeon, on bread and water in hopes
TO reduce her to subsection and then to be transferred
to the house of refuge. A father and FIVE children
spending their lives in prison s indeed. sad spec.
tacle.
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COMPARATIVE STATE OF THE FARMERS BAsys,
GINA. IScLuplS0 THE BRANCHES, on THE lsr,
IAsrIRY ls57 AND THE lsT DAY OF JANUARY y.
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BANK OF WINCHESTER /
WINCHESTER, Va january 18Th, lsjs.
To His Exceency HENRY a. WISE, Governor OF Va.
Doar Sir i transmit herewith statement OF the CO.
dItion of this Bank this lst inst
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
ROBT B. WOLFE, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

FAIRFAX CouSrY-The County Court was in sss.
sion until late in the afternoon on Monday last-two
contested will cases, and criminal examination 90.
cupying the whole time Of the Conrt
EDWARD H. Thompson, charged with the murder OF
Moses Williams, was examined by the Court. After
getting through the testimony for the Commonwealth
the case was submitted without argument, and the
prisoner remanded for final trial before the next term
Of the Circuit Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

Gross OUTRAGE IN SussEx.-We learn from an
authentic source, that most foul outrage was com
mtted, on Wednesday night last, in Sussex county,
upon the person of highly respectable young lady.
The perperator Of the act, a man named K. Led
better resident the county, under preence of being
out upon PATROL visited the house OF the young lady
on the above night and while there, effected his base
designs by force. The crime was soon made known
to the nsghborhood and on the next day the dsndis
scoundrel was lodged iu JAIL where he awsi,s e1sni
nation aud trial. Pstssburg Express.
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TIE CoSDIrros o..
moyr1ckLLo BANK, CuARLorrEsyiLLE, JASvM
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CONDITION oy THE BANK OF WIScHRsrER JAsrN
lsr, 1853.
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FATAL REsULT.-Ssmne BiiIhimer, an interesting
and intelligent of Abraham Billhimer of Augusta,
died on Monday last with lock- jaw, caused by the
bursting of gun sometime back, which severely
wounded him in the hand. Deceased sixteen
years Of age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

ADVANCE OF CIvILIzATroN.-The corporate autho-
rites Of Danville, Va, making efforts to Intro.
duce Chain Gang in that town. The "News
doubts the proprisiy Of such institution; thinks
material is lacking-nnd knows that cham can be
had but as TO the gang, that is another matter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

SUICIDE or A NEGRO "A negro man, belonging to
Mr.. l.. Davis, of Mecklenburg county, having had 9
difficulty with his wife, went into the woods and hang
ed himself on tree, with hickory withs.
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RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
The appropriate committees were instructed to en-
qure INTO the eIpedency of sundry propositions, to
| wit:
! BY Mr.. MALLoRY-Of allowing to the Commits.
soners Of the Revenue for the city OF Norfolk, his
fees for The regstry of births and deahs for tie year
1885, the returns of which were not made within the
| time prescribed by law.
| BY Mr.. hcE-Of taxing capital employed in mer.
camille pursuits at the rate. and in the same man.
ner, with property aud capital employed in ,nsnufac
| lures and agriculture.
| BY Mr. BARBOUR of Culpeper-Of INCORPORATING
| the CuIpeper Military Institute.
By MIR. WARp-Ot abolishing the inspection OF
| all -four. passing through Richmond, intended for
sale in Northern markets.
by Mr.. DowNMAS-Of re-datricting the county Of
Fauqucr 80 that there may be two Commissioners Of
the Revenue
By Mr.. CARTER Of Russell-Of 90 arranging the
representation OF Lee and Scott counties in this
House, that in all future elections the said countiea
Of Lee and Scott, shall each elect one member and
the county If Wise elect one
ny Mr.. tAuSrLERoY-Of nsructng the Board
OF Public Works to take immediate measures TO in.
e'ute suit' ID oehait OF the Commonwealth, against
the concern OF Selden, Whers & Co., and prosecute
the same with the utmost sripgency, etc.
BY MIR. HAcKLEY-Of providing more efTectually
for The punishment Of the various grades of crime
committed by the inmates Of the Penitentiary etc
By MIR. THoNPsoS-Of afording relief 10 persops
whose lands are charged with taxes i'm two counties
BY Mr.. DAvis-O supplying attorneys of the Com.
monweal'h, Justices of the peace and clerks Of the
county courts each will copy Of Matthew'S digest
of the laws Of Virginia.
By Mr.. GRANT Of amending the law in relation TO
sheriis acting as administrators of the estate of de-
ceased persons.
TIE EASTERN LUsATIc ASYLUM
Mr.. JoHNsos reported the following resolution
from the Committee on FINANCE:
-, Resolved, by the General Assembly of Virginia.
That The Directors Of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum
ne required as soon as may be practicable and dur
ing the present session OF the General Assembly, to
rel ost to the General Assembly the amount Of pay
patient fund on hand On the let day Of October LASH
how much of it has been used since that time, and
TOR what purpose; how much will be necersary for
the annual support of, and how much will be peces
sary for the transportation of patients 10 the said
Asylum for tho fiscal Years 1878 aud 1859, afer
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AccrpgNr.-On Saturday last, while Mr.. John
Wyatt, of Sposylvania county, riding on boree.
back his horse sgaiDs; tree and broks AR. WIS
thigh bone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

RE-ELEcTED.-TalbotS Sweeney, Esq, Of Williams.
burg Va has been elected to the poet of Attorney
and Collector tor the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, by
the Board of Directors Of that Institution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

The OYSTER FUsDUM.-Mr. Paxton. chairman of
the House Committee the Oyster Funtum, is now
in Norfolk collecting Information in regard to the ex.
pedency Of levying tax oystsrs, both for their
protection and as q source of revenue.
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WHOSE IS IT There is letter in the poet office
at Charlottesville, post marked Palmyra, Va, with
the following direction: Monsieur Gouvernir de
Province Virginia, Chsrtesvills. Amerique, Ordo
nence do Commandment General C.. A."
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M0FFATss
Vegetable Life Medicines.

A aid yet eaeetaaf me4ieins, s0mpossd
nE the best mat ssAaa hn@y#a BE- medlcal Gels
aaes. Sos ths sleAsEaa8 - NE Alin1sntaTy
canal and relieving the springs and ave-
nnss 81 life Of all morbid obskEpetions and
Impurities, must b : paSlic Blessing and
domestic ana individual protection and
safeguard, In preposti0E as 1t beeemss
knoSn. saeh ! Hzeafelhs khs families Of
the DATED States have long hsatn Meg-
Paris Lara PSLAa AMn PnoKaEx HxTTKRa,
and tAs coed thsy have aoae q fnestimEbls
They have won sh%le high fama and Rrmiy
sstahIEahed character By their virtues aloRs
without the usuai aria ng a0sGEtssy or im~
prad@at experiment On the faith II the ersd-
nl0As.
In ali general dsrangeuaants Of the digss-
tive and allmeataFY sangtions, ~ wen a.
b 3 vast variety os aeuta and eAeualc dis
sAa@8, thekr Sfzeeka are pr0wpt and coma
plets as 70 excite Askankshnont.
In Ehsumatassz. settled pain In the or
gaaH and limbs, eostisenass, plleA, Ilvag
eemplAints, iaunalee, nexvuaa AID slilaaes
attacks, headaches, fever and aguas crap
t1vs diseases, bad aspect os tha soMplex-
ten, indigestion and aasnlancy ch0lies, ak-
E@gti0na 0f tine AEmAfak Aasd kstmswas cgep-
81, asthama and hEouehitis, rhaama4fe
colds and sore threats, and indeed In MI.
mosk ssaav eomeatwa6l@ kAaNi @1 iliaAamaasSS
thky are Snvslaabla, and I'll asiAFd sssksEa
AID aaSse generally pegmaaenk relied. They
r@qaITe neither confinement nor ekaaga q
aist--thsy neither pE0straEs the strength
acF give paiRr--aHA maaFn asalEakA@A and
azaefual medicine cannot be procured ella
sg fuE individuals or families.
Tha prppFiakaT haa gsealved los maMs
years an6 q eontfaually seeeiving tAa mesl
aerwsas ana graseknl testimonials "a tAall
valns. Prepared and sead BY 0k. "A. d
AEOFFA AT, - Hssaawayy I'D AIS " n
agenEa.
r. 0EEEANAM q Co, Agamaa,
I se glsaaeaA Baufh, Isws.
Aagust 10, 1855. On
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At q meeting of Ehs La dies Bsnsve-
lent Society, held at the house Of Mrs.
c. Baldwin, On the Fad insI, the Treas
ursx bsing called upon made the follow
ing report 81 to the receipts Of the Do
nation Party, held on the sTsuing Of
Thanksgiving day. Cash $780, Or
dsrs SO so ] Clothing $50; Weed, half
q cord one second hand store. Since
the party, one barrel Of eorn-msal, and
some ether provisions have been dona-
ted.
Ths sooisty feels sruly thankful 10
cur citizsns for their kind aud liberal
aid rendered at ats cali. II ia the de-
sire Of the Ladies TO appropriate the do
nations 10 the relief Of the most needy
and suffering IN oar Aidas and shey
will do 90 10 the best Of their jndEmsai
an6 inEaf1aaaieu.
On behalf ef ths sOcisty,
AmarIA BGoOmga, Ssyssagg.
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We g 70 press thia mernine wGah 8
hesvy heart. Adssps and dark, ard tss-
sihls shsdaw il resting apoa u.s. Lat
Thursday naghs, The Aagal Of Death via.
lied Mss Aad-A. p. LOzs Ia no nsre.-~s
While tbs pitilsss sstsgm waa hewNag
around our homes, he met, ID the cod,
she dssknsss, and shs tempest, fearful
and. ImhARsed to The Middle ii i frssz-
ing ssssam, With inaccessible banka, no
struggled fer life NTH the desperation
Of despair--and cried in his agony
soE Aslp, but BE- eriad IN vain
Aaa gssssgaay EaoEning, his yaigeHsa
eoFse was found under the ice in Indian
Greek | DRAgms In isa mildeas form, 10
an wmwsaeoss mesasnger, huA when it
oome taus sAoshed h its g. z4isas . sas-
rosa, i saAsla D chill II hosror 70 svery
hest 80 laiags sazns heavily l. u,
bua sAay ll s ! ahnaasrbsls apen hGa
y0aae ~ saroagh sAsa long,
dreaEg nixhs NE hssn watching In f.
ysrish anzisAy, saF his return Thas Wits
is oar owu SistaE. He rompsd With Asr
in bOyhOod-tolahsE our hopes, AMI con- |
daad oar y0utbfal plans to be, in altar
ysAssv-Aua aoss he angaiah shsa wxings /
her hear, swssps with u crash the quiv- |
sxing eAsFds Of car own. .~-...r.ls
Mr.. Lose Was warmhe&rted, stead
fast friend, an aasosionats husband and
father, and al honest man. He had NOS /
reached the nOOa Of life, yes, working -
q 'sjour'' printer, in different sections of
she Union, he had seen much OF the world |
and had his full share Of The vieisitudes |
Of 'strampiug iour's'' life. He has
worked At the Heaas" in Virginia, his
native State In Maryland, Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennesse,
Distriss Of Columbia, Missouri, Iowa
and Nebraska. He came 70 this city in
the Autumn Of 1854, and, at the time of
his death, had become thoroughly inden-
tiRed vita the interests and progress Of
the Mlssoari Slope, and was, at the time
Of his death, one of the publishers of the
ROaparsil- he has brother in VIII
Transport, Nd, and sister ia Virginia,
whose homes will DO Shroudsd in NOUN
ing, by the heavy news we send them,
but is viii ssoth 4heir SORROW to know,
that wherever be was known, he was re-
spected and loved, and that he goes to
bis last, long resting place, followed by
the soETowing hearts Of many friends.
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MERCHANTS EXCHAAGE BANK.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, .'...'' ''.' '.'''. IOWA.
MONEYS received on deposit, payable
Ill on demand OF at specified date, With Of
without interest, as per agreement wtth
dEpositoFs.
We draw direct Oh New YoTk, Bestan,
Philadelphia, Detroit and Chicago, cad
have also perfected an arrangement By
which we issue drafts and letters Of credit
en- the principai bankers in ona hunarad
and 6fty-seysn cities Of Europe.
Collections made IN Western Iowa and
Eastern EsbEaska, fires Of charge, and re-
nItted at current rates Of exchange.
We receive orders TO buy and sell on
commission real estate in Iowa and Ne
bFaskA. @
layess mopsg Cor sapitallits, and bug wada
sell Land WaTraata st current r&tas.
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saill continues 10 take those heautifal and
hfs-liks A@hrusypss, for which he is so
famed. He Is al Artist Of superior
talent, and wishal, 3 clever EslIow and a
gentleman. Those desiring = good Pic
sure, are requested TO 90 to Hagg's
Block, and examine specimens.
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a distinguished writer says ''NsTsE
tip your beaver to fne lady, and pass
8 poor widow without seeming to see
her." Never spend all yea earn On Ap-
bat neat, economical, Aad,
wiaAals respectable dress becomes d gen
tlsmAn. Never buy heavy, iH-shapsd
has, At high pEies, while you can get q
paragon Of beauty at a low figure, at
City Has Store, Lower Broad
way. The Capt. lie q clever fellow and
q gGnklam&n, and will do the gsAtsal
Ghing With bis customers.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-08

Tbs third Wednesday Sf Dsesmber ID
the time, and Council Bluffs, the plaee
agreed upon, Tor holding ths proposed
State aid Railroad Convention, for ths
counties bordering On the Missouri Riv-
e. We hope every county on ths'Sleps'
viii be represented, 80 thai thsre may
Be fall and fair discussion Of the cab
iees uf sassats Aid" before the Convsn-
ton. We viii lay the proceedings Of
the G onvsnAion before our readers, OF an
early day.