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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

By MARY IRVING.

. By MARY IRVING.
"T.ifes make up the Of human joy or woe"
A gay boarding school sprite, bursting
int" the hall where a group Of her COM
races we're chatting Of the holidays just at
hand, exclaiming, "A letter from Vir-
ginia!" t saT .s.z..
"A letter from Virginia Who bids for
a guess upon it7 Double, ynu see cried
Virginia Darcy. its beautiful claimant.
springing up TO reach her lreasurc--the
hardest for its long journey from a far
Southren land She br Ike the seal with
an impatient dash OF her white jeweled
fingers, and let M enclosure fall t., her
feet 10 es =a .e..-MG s.=r.. .-
Het,y Carlton, the bearer Of the letter
sprang nimbly to seize it; and, waving it
aloft between two fingers, displayed to the
admiring gaze OF her schoolmA,es fifty
dollar bill.
Virginia WAS in no haste to reclaim her
property. Negligen,ly. but gracefully,
leaning upon the trellised balcony with
bright curls sweeping her cheeks as she
ben,, she was reading the few hasty word.
that accompanied it, Having finished the
letter, she crumpled it into her pocket,
and then looked up with n smiling face.
"Yes; YOU know this 10 to be my last
Christmas here. and sent to my father
for an extra allowance upon the occasion.
Now girls, We are oil friends together, in
this hall give me your advice and coun-
sci, Us Miss Butler says. Shall | scatter a
universal treat Of cakes and bon bons
among little friends and large, or shall !
chalk circle within a circle, and give my
teachers and my best friend some present
worthy OF their keeping p
"Oh, the last, by nli means!' exclaimed
He,ty, always taking II for granted tha. l
am one Of the particular best friends
she added archly.
"Present company always excepted,
Miss! Well, l like tha. plan best. myself
Now, then, help me to choose. Let's see.
a gold ,himble for Laura; n silver port
monaie for Ella Marsden; ring for good
Miss Butler wish that could buy one
with . diamond in it! Dear me City
dollars will do so rery lille! /"
"And it may do much :" spoke soft,
rich voice close to her ear. She looked up
into the sweet, plain face Of her sensible
sud loving room mate.
"Oh. Marian just tho one for my prime
minister! Come with mo, and let us hold
. COUNSEL Of state over this very wei9hty
mat,srl" Catching her BY the waist, she
whirled her away TO her own ROOM
| Nov sit down. on that cushion, and
counsel me, my 'nymph Eseris!' Wha,
shsll give you - remen brancs Of your
unworthy chumr A writing desk, or .
work box? Nothing less useful would win
: smile from the sage eyes Of Marian
And obi must not forge. little Nelly
Ory, Who has bsen 90 kind tn ". What
can give her thss will please hsr-a bool
in glib and red morocco"
II can tell you, Virginia, what to give
her, said Marian, seriously, though ,imid
Ily, give her her tuition for tho coming
quarter" 81 T'H 'slsatf. aa
Virginia srcbed her eyebrows, and
stared in blank astonishment Al her coun
sslior; then, with laugh, exclaimed
[ "Whasi thsev 5 CLrisenas giGs iseo, 4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28
4 SHORT SERMON.
TExr-"Will you walk into my parior
EAA3 oaid the spider to the f]y."


+at ttiI%# E5Aa . EH a E.H 81 ~
We're not fond Of sermonizipg,
" And yet feel disposed TO preach,
For the text We have selected 81
May Z useful lesson teach.
We have many human spiders
~ That are spinning here and there
Their entrapping webs and nsshes
The unwary TO ensnafe.
And with oily toneaes thet Aatter,
TO beguile with gildtd lies
Acting we'll the psss Of spider, n
While enticipg in the flee. i1w
We have spider politicians, Ea ."s.
And they spin 30 fine = thread
That the voters cannot see it, "
~ And they wildly drive ahead.
In their leaders invitations .4 81
7& No eemblsnce they espy -r
To the "Walk into my parlor"
Of the spider to the ay. '..
Then ne have the subtle lover. H
With u fascinating smile,
And n maiden listening to him,
But she never dreams Of guile.
To his amorous advances ...as'
She utters soft reply, ss."
NAcn. l.nn h>' er.lo..
And she a foolish fly.
For the base deceiver's purpose
Is kept secret from her eye Il
He's spider in the parlor,
That is waiting for fly.
Then We have the legal spider.
And what'er case may be,
He will keep his conscience quiet
Long enough to take his fee.
"'Tis all right" he tells his client,
Call and see me by aud by,'-
"Will you walk into my pnrIor 2"
r4 Saysth spider to the fly.
Then the men engaged in traffic,
Who deceive hy tricks and lisA
Are the spccula'ire spiders.
And their victims are The flies.
Thus all mankind are preying.
On each other on they sly;
They suggest TO us this sermon
On the spider and the ay.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

NJ. end Mss. Dss w~r, Of Wayne eoun-
~, have twenty-five children. Theirs il,
perhaps, tho moss extensive brewery in the
"A lady correspondent. Who processes to
be horrifed At the indelieacy ofoar paper,
threatsss for ,he future 10 set her foot on
every copy she sees. She had better not.
Our papsf ~ 20 u 4 a8aa &a@
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28
Ratss ef Aavsreasa NJ,

whar the number Of insertions is not specified ad.
verti.emeuts will be marked "till orad and charged
ull price. Business Cards are excepted
Cash in rdvance will be required on all advertise
nents except where special contract has bssu made
to the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

jon WORK-uaving an extensive assortment Of the
lstest styles OF job and Card types We are prepsr
cd 70 do all kinds Of Job Printing In the best style
Of thu art. .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28
,@ BANKING
AGENCY OFFICE
f..mH ---oH-- aEE .# -.~=.
G. e o II q e w f 4 II e,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.

(NOLLECTiONS made and REMIT, q at current rate.
~ Of ExchanRs-Money invested-Particular at
tention given to the payment Of Taxes and location
of Land Warrants. All orders connected with Gen
.ral Banking. Agency and Collection business III
eeive prompt sod accurate attention.
I will ept.r Government Lands in Iowa or Nebras.
ks for the following f.-s-Wifh goId. Eve per
E"r locating f0 land vt, SO: land ofcs f.s a
!. 10 g: &
" so g: Q
10 ~" 5; I" l.
N.B. All locations mad. by me npon lands se.
l-rted by 4 reliable Surveyor from personal insp~c
ton. -. ....s s.-
charge fbr the rchas@ and sale Of Real Estate.
loanius money urcu r~a, sstst. .ecnity. per cent
by pernsson, Iref-r to the following parties will,
whom have don. tnsin4ss
Pack Rank. New York city.
Nessrs. kisssM Taylor N. Y. City. rH +
:. knau,h, Nach d 4 Kuhue, do
aE Fl Spencer. villa Co, Boston. -E4
9. Chss Csmhlos 4 Co. philadslphia.
'' Clark. Hrs. 4 Co. ct. Louis.
". II Barksdaie 4 Co.. do
I-g Macklot i 1CaSbin. davenport, lows.
90 Markell. Darrow 4 Co, Dubuque, Iowa.
f.0 Adams Esd, Chicseo 5zi,z =# E.
E.Dumont, Esq. Indianapolis, Indiana,
"a. Lash. Esd Salem n. c. te'* "-
. Rank Of SenscA Falls. seneca IGllE, n. 7. 4s
Wesre. Carpenter Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
august - has. sTEs F# Esn
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28
A& -THE-
SIOUX CITY REGISTER
trs .s.e 10 PUDLlSHED aEg-
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
.t#-s -Ar-+ Eta Hs
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa,
- ~
ZIEBACH 4 FRENZY.
a. orsseG -ovsa THE rosr OFFICE, souotAs sraEs,

TERMS or uBsCRIPrfDN-Two Dolisrs year
always su advance; fer six months, Ons Dollar
for three months, Fifty Cents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

yTyILL give their personal attention to selecting
w aud entering vscant lands In the Sioux City
Dakota and Northern Nebraska Land Districts. with
cash os warrantsprocusi.g Deeds foS Lots In Stous
City and Its Additions-paying Taxes upon city aud
county property for Notwithstanding Money on
rood security At western rstea Of inter~-t invest
ing In property 0r distAnt Ril
and Notes aud remitting proceeds promptly ct the
current rates Of Exchange. 27 7 ~ #F
We will also act as Comnissioners for the States 81
Maine, New hAmpshire, Vermont snd Massachus
All letters Of inquiry answered promptly
July %, 1858. @t "stt #r..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MILTON TOOTLE.
YXyHOLEsALE and retail dealer In Dry Goods
w Groceries, Agricultural Implements, Boots
and Shoes, Leather and 8indiuy kc. corner Of Pearl
and Second streets. Sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

O. G.. TREDwAY,
A rTORNEY At Law--pfice, on Douglas street,
n Sioux City, Iowa. vollnol7
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOTELS.
HAGY HOUSE.
AND LAND AGENTS

PATRICK ROBD,
TrpRNEY at Law.--Jfics, No. 81 Second ST..
~ Sioux City, Iowa. Soi'nol2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

!. i. sAwYERs T. CO..
UYHOLESALE and retail dealers In Stap'S and
w Fancy Dry Goods Gr0cestss. Boots and Shoes,
Second stssst, 8ioux city. lows.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28
r. BUCHRUCkER.

VXyHOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry Goods
w Groceries, Crorkery, lioots and sho~s, &c. &c.
Of Pearl and Third Streets Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

BOSLER = HEDGES,
DANKERS-Dealsrs In Exchange, Real Estate,
ID Collecting and t-x-psyisg Agents. once. on
Le,s.. between Douglas and Pearl streets, Sioux
City, lows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
PUBLIC NETTING AT OLD CHURCH, HANOVER.

PUBLIC NETTING AT OLD CHURCH HANOVER
At meeting % The citizens OF Ha1ovtr King william ana AZ
upper portion Of New Kent eoune at the old Church
Hanover county December h 1860 for the purpose Of eond
vug business Of much Importance which the citizens Of The
said eeunis and the public generally deeply and
Institution rrga'dI is for the resent as well a.
It's proper discipline aud security for he fuiure.
On the OF DE-. 7. Temple, q W. BAsset Ears Of
Hanover called 70 the CHAIR and Henry CoAter Of King
William was appointed Secretary.
On the motion OF Dr. Tomiln Braxton, II was
Res ired, That Commitec OF fifteen be appointed BY the
Chairman the three coutes ecYey 10 dram rrsouto
70 be submitted TO adjourned needing Old Ihureh on
the 10Th day OF January 1861 Al n o'clock A. NJ ana 10
consult ard advise With their ghorS III od eren." As
20 the steps and lpedent
Prope from the hu u nnience AMI dc noTazng
community have been exeng Che tniest preadice Of er
interest both pc unsriy aud politically.
Wherenp n, The Chairman appointed
ThOs II. o.rter, JON heal, mino a11S'''
:, Tho :; L GresOry, :. p L. olopioh, :.
W. p. BraxtOn, Hanover X W Tomin, I"
7 P. Temple, VIM Sarge
D. B. Benson Henry Webb. New Kent
Dr. Wm II. Macon. Hew Kent
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary aided the
mitee
On motion Of DR. Wa P. BraxtOn. II was
Reor Tia, the proceedings Of it meeting be published ia
and Dispatch
On lion Of Lewis Johnson Esq, Il was
Rrd That tha meeting do adjourn the day OF J.nu.
ary 1861, II O'Clock A. NJ
O. W. BAssETr, Chm
HIN 7. COLLTER, see'y.
matters Of much Ia poAnes at Old Church. December % lsC0
10 O'Clock A. N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
IRON WASHINGTON.

wAsHINerON Dec s4.-In the Senate Committee Of
Thirteen the Republicans have submitted a. their ulti-
nsium that they will recommend 70 their State legil
adopt Constitutional provision that slavery
shall not be abolished by Congress-
Mr.. Russell Of the 6rm Of Russell, Majors 4 Co, OF
ST. Louis Kansas has been arrested il New York for
alleged completely in The abstraction OF State stocks from
the State DEPARTMENT
The Secretary OF War had given b7 aecspances to the
amount OF a million OF dollars, conditional Mr. Rus
els sporting supplrs according TO contract.
NJ Bil-y, OF che Interior Department with whom Mr..
RUSS t mate lent him Three Hundred thousand
Dolts worth Of bonds Of the ladian Trust funds, as
security for raising the money these acceptances,
but When the stock became greatly depressed the
bsnkrls in New York called for additional security,
and NJ Balv at the instance Of Mr.. Russell advanced
him $4,000 more OF these bonds Mr. Bsily made a
voluntary statement Of these facts to the Secretary of the
Interior On the investga ion yesterday proved The
truth None hut Russell nd BaiIy it APPEAR ae Inn
plicatel in the transaction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

TK LscriuirE DgANA-For uelry four moulLS
5ays th' Nss York lines tragedy which it su pos
ca had no more interest for the New York plbl, has
r,izted triumphant in the Scw York theatres. The
OPERA iLe PET amusement OF the Metropolis hides IFS d
G,rished head aud the town goes 70 NitlOs aud the
WHIT Garden. ~ Forrest, Mis- Cushmtn, and "a
B0oih have been tn principal eNpouents of the
legitimate and have played every night, 20 owded au-
dicuces All this ss me Tunes Observes Is sufficient an
sseI 10 those who decry the legitimate drama who pro
clam its decline who that Only sensation Icces
and pagcantry please the public fancy. The public
very sensiby and very naturally refuse 20 60 70
mediocre acting, the public refuse 10 he bored by
cond-rate trasrdns the public w,ig 70 brsow it, ap
este for tragedy Is uCrldcibe and when there vas no
good Tragic acting the thelrcs the world 20 the
OJra where something OF that 10 be TIE
Of Lucia aud the horrors Of Robert compensated
for tn melancholy OF Hami{ and the guilt Of L'dg N
BETH But these hast could Dc iily presented
music, charming wisely, could not charm
the town.
Even the confusion and excitement Of a political con-
test unparalleled in importance; the posib ity and
inminence Of revolution, have not proved sufficiently
absorbing keep those away from theatres whom great
theatsic1l representations attract.
The last few months have seen as brilliant and remark
able theatrical season has ever occurred ia New
York. They have proved the existence OF a very pre-
found taste for tragedy and the legitimate drama No
tbirg wanted demonstrate The eXstcuce Of that
taste but an occasion Occasion came; great aetois
came and the public respond to the call When mana
gers or theatrical people heua the indifference OF The
public lsf them remember a. lesson is teachss
tien The world Is ready TO admire great genius or
great art IN theatre a. In a novel a picture, and a.
ready 70 day as ever before.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

TlE following uimber the principal prizes In the daHng
III OF Dece rber IS, 1850:
Numbers. Prizes NuGbers Pies Numbers. Prize =
- tlOoUJO IS 22T......8 OUO 2 fle9oO
24Sl. Gee. o. $3.50 9,s1u...... . 1880
Number fso Gg s,S Sass 4g IS s. l6iS, OIo 59i 59iS
65l 62I5 1881 TgA % 1000 ls24 $780, l2 5 1894 1888
1851 l5OS5 2u 1881 l55Sl Eg!l 1870 1883 l1I5 lSS0
1928 1891 29 2sl 22glS 2t,j 2ll9T 24isg, 1850 25
2osO ss; 5ss 2d62 265Sg 26sS sG96 s56 s92SO- each
slUu0.
No U9 held as follows; ChsreltOn O. half Marion, n c.,
haL
The next drAwng Of this celebrated Lottery will take place
the 9TH JanaAy For Particular advertisement In another
column. d,25-d&clt DON RODRIGUkz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON Dec. 2l.-We have good authority ior
stating that the Commissioners fJr Washington left her;
this morning
Eighty men arrived he Yesterday rom Saw nah for
the purpose Of tend ring their services the Cow
In an emergency. They take the name Of Minute Men,
or Sons of the Solti.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
VIEWS nP MP SEWARD.

Nav YokE, Dec. 2i.-M-. Seward in a speech on Sat.
udig before the New gland Society, said that II We
keep entirely cool entirely calm and entirely kind de-
bate viii which will be kindly in ITSELF and prove
very soCn either that very wrong, and shall
eouceie 10 our offended brethren else that We are
right ahd be vii tequiesee and back into frater
ma el ions aih He predicted this result in sixty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
STEAMER BURNT.

NKw YoRK, Dec. 24.-The ship Scargo passed, no
date near Der burnng steamer Heard the cries
Of people in the va err The steamer sunk. Laid by two
days. Saw nothing but lemons, oranges nd PuneheOns
Of rum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
S61. NEGRO WIRING. 1861


IINE undersigned will connuce above business tie suing
year. aud .oCis the ooutnnd patronage OF those friends
Tor vhom be- now acts, and OF The pbc generally.
With the knORetge obtained several year, experience IN
his business he feels hssur, tina he m be ah- g,fd
the prices attention Will be- given 10 She
welfare Mgr uted 10 attached 10 his office
Il room Tor the homes In the city.
avin compe led he 'ene interest" Of his late
81 Ra snng& Holiday hms FL
all the books and ae5uns Of III. with
him n temcaL
drs2p- dGeim ALFRED |. HOLLADAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

AxUsEuESrs.-At the Theatre this AfrH0oH,
Christmas pantOmine, entitled Mary Mary Quite the
Contrary will be produced for the entertainment Of The
Juveniles AZ night Mr.. and Mrs.. Waller will appear
m and Nancy Skies I'm the draniatzsd version OF "O,er
Taist"
A, Mechanics Hall this afternoon and az night, Prof
Anderson and daughters viii exert themselves to pre-
sent an eunment Wothy the approval Of their Christ
mas patrons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

EVINCHEsr R'S SYaUP OF THE HYPO-
w PHo8PuAIeE prepared b. Dr.. Chlrchils ormu and
c1nlderci 1Ii valuable remedy ne treatet or ne Goa
nnpton Fof ,a Vim many and vauahls prepaTaons By
MEkDE . HAEEl, rhsImacsutiuts.
dsii lei nsin a. cor. abeTg p Q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
BY GnnpIN 4 APPNRsoN Aucrs.


rTKUSTEk,s SALE or xALUABLE Farm
l. IN HtNRiCo, on THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
AND ON THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD FIVE MILLs NORTH
OF RchMOHD, and Il sLAvEs THEREoN-By virtue
0f irn from the late GVA f0rr Edwin Rurion TOR whom
undersigned J. H. Young h been substituted by decree Of
neo County coud AID james LYONS bearing date the h
May ls9 duly recorded In Hsneo County Court the unders
edtruts In conformity 10 the provisions q
rlst will sell al public arcon the lhst hddr the
misses ~oNDAY the ist day Deceaber 1870 at o'clock
a., Vf far not the first IA day iereaft r) the
and slaves conveyed BY hs said de viz 1e valuable TRAIT
rflAND located which the GeTvas
sided Al e time 81 his ah and which oeeul,d by Mrs
Martha stos htr cesh, eonianlpF hundred thirty
les po IL valuable slaves
add cAEesn The said farm veil that
ser,pop$ .aei eesssary sufee t cay,
it, lee 'iton anit qualities REGARDED valuable estate
ps sd 81 wtVbe hisd az u hour OF sale Tie slaves
are for the IN ~ part, young and likely.
TgtHFor the Real kstate onpurh cph balance at ~ Is
and - months negotiable interest acdd by
trust dee title fetAinrd For Che credit
approved tnlorsd nsgoia l. p per, { rest added
JAhER LYOHs -.
dei3-tds JOHN Is YOUNG, I Hua'ee'
SAs Executors Of Mrs iiattA Sfors deceased sh
tho time ah Tcc, s al OF her psrsor estate consisting
OF the f.OSug SLAVES men, Women iris
one bog Also, one age and hefDtss, nd COW.
d T.s1sas''h r" . s1 SSEa9lAMsoN' E.Sn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
REFERENCES:
1861.
1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
f. A. :. CLOPT ION,
Real Estate ~ Hiring Agent,
oYPIcE CORNER WAL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPo-
SITE DrKINsON HILL co,
RICHMOND, VA,


oYPIcE CORNER WAL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPo-
SITE DrKINsON, HILL co,
RICHMOND, VA,
yUyHE subscriber bego return his acknowledgements 70 his
friends and patrons the ayors during the past six wears
and would inform them he still continues the business Of R
ING OUT NEGROES, ENTlNG OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS and all brs pertaining General Agency 10 all
which he gives his psrsddi attention.
r Parties Ia the who entust the hiring OF their
Krss him. may assured Of attention being paid TO
Ven item ohsu good homes and the beet prce and
10 tHe eIat Of seknoshe beat medical and pers7d attention
shall AWa supplied He has Ao large comfortable apart
men with ho1ce where those servants who not
provided y N places Otay might duri1g the hiring,
MAN. WIN n good Ore, IKs or CHARGE
Negroes the cng year. had better be sent In 10
early after Christmas Apostolic.
To tfo at distance chom Tam personally HRtHOtrn Deg
10 reJefo Tie Jol ociHg persons:
Richmond Dickinson, m Co.. King and Queen county, DR..
Thomas Iatane Arth1emple John Iumnlin Thomas Raune
Locke King WI liam clnty. John La'sne W C. Latane, Dr.
John Lewis King eore county George Turner Rchrd Turner
v Magnus Thomas be- CAroin county Ro Hudsi Dr.. John
Buer Essex count. n u. whtlock, Dr. Jane, u LNiane
Edward y. Noel Dry1ey d. Roy, Roy Mcou wfey Pogs,
George Wright Glaces'cr county, Dr. Thomas Copon
rson subb JaspsrC Hughes James City county, PARKS Na'e
chmond county d. lobrt A. Payne; New KeLt county, WIN
n Olopton ne Hove Dc l. O. Crump, John aey. r
Lacy Louisa county Denes Parr Gu ib,r1nd county Wm
Copton Poster hnenburg county W. BoRr; Gu pepper
ouny J. Chewnlnl Prince William county, Wm. j. Where
Norf,ik Capt. 4 MiAltton John Go'ml
drcig--dlyAclm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

CaRRIER's ApDErss-We invite the attention Of our
readers this morning 10 the Chrstmas Address Of The
carrier Of the Wbi0 We are sure that thew will agree
with Us that IL Is ,ri,oriol4 production Without The
authOrs knoubdge and without rking his consent
(sheh we knos be would withhold,l viii state that
the address vas urtten b. NJ. j. A. VIA, talented
Young gentleman Of tbs citg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
BY DAVIS, DEUPaER A CO. Arcrs,

UHvuRrshs or A EsECskBE q tn, ciresIt Court
- Of the City 81 Richmond, red Ia the johnson
Co against Barty day Of June lsGO AMI Of
deed OF srrst roH SEQ haby = me- bearing date Fbuy
lth lstO recorded n the Gle KS oce Of the Etsngs
ir sali city shall asfPeca Commissioner and Trustee SELL
ts 9TH day January, isG az the Il Me Da
w. Duprte Co.. In said city tor c. h. at public auction Nepo
Woman nned Ma good Cook W. sher and Ironer her
tSo children Walker about 10 old ard Fanny years Of
sILAg L. JOHNSON,
de74-tds Copnusdoner and Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

81 -I.rt no gentleman 50 far forget the rules
Of deco proprety to-day, as to imbibe an inor-
dinaie Qul l.of Intoxicating bev,rsges and, thereby,
degrade ~ u BIZ own esdmatiou, 70 cay nothing Of
the ouinio8 Cd Itisoas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

- segrO woman. namel Eli, on
thsfl fgibae. q, in Chesterfield county,
has 81 .1e noihef Of seven ,hlireu within he
last ihlcl Honlhs-iHns tWi, e. and tuplets lest
~fels s. ~ fFpuiy eight yeiIs Of age, aud las
gig,n l8lt 8. 81 nia-iiag' TO % ir.esn children.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
SENATOR BURNT IN EFFIGY.
MEnPHIs, Dec. 2i.-Senator Andrew JOhnsol, was
uned here in efHgY on Saturday night

Batrn0aE Dec Four arn 20 cent? II her Houardrs
a5 Ohio a. IS Wheat advaneed eent' 81 Bl - vhe
it 6I 81 Corn eents higher old white and yellow 6o1Ca
rovons dali el6 Lard 10 eents, oOnee quiet -
l2kQ3l3 cent?. WHISKY dull 40 IS etnA
Krr Yosk Zee 2-Sochs duh and depressed cents lower
York Cenras 49, tsouri G9l Vas IS Cotton nrm u4fD
icsas Flour drn hefn IS 1905 s. wheat declined l-cs
Cor a mixed 6lf6S ttesds sales o. 1870 bb uess al
Si5 0i6OO Lard steady 9K00'S whisky fra at Is cts.
su az steady Naval tlTes dur
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

PrnIc MKErNG.-A meeting Of the citiz,ns Of Rich
moud will be held Thursday night, to express q e
sentiments Of this community 10 respect 10 The national
crisis We learn that the ca has been .gned by prom
neut gentlemen Of al parties aud that uuai unity Is 'X-
pected TO prevail az the meeting "A union 90 equality
aud no coercion Nll probably. be the dec,rauyc sou
timeuts Of the occasion. Public opinion seems 70 be
settling down upon Diunon for the sake Ct Re-anou.