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49, POWER
PRINTING OFF G r.,
Come, Of Main and Thir'esnth Streets, Richmond
Thi. Establishment. being the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards types, Ut
namens &C. and the latest and most sb ncsf
specimens OF
BOOK ANDJ0B PRINTING,
DING, CHECKS, &c.,
POSTERS. pRoGiRxxMahMfE IS & HANDB1LLs.
PARTICULAR attention sven to flne w"1kirr Banks,
t ras ToSacca %c
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines. for Cards. Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels &c;, are capable OF turn
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
descr pIon Of work at the shortest possible notice.
- Prices reduced in proportion tothe increase
nA Printing. in various colored BRONZES and
INKS. executed in the highest style OF the art
In this branch OF the business the propr'etors can
safely challenge competition.
49, AMEET!NG OF THE RICH
0~S MOND l.. l. BLUES, held at their Ar
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted: A.
due. and arc hereb' most heartily rendered. to the
citizens Of the town Of Martiosburs for their UNI
81 Rssoired That to the officers and prlvates OF
the Wise Artillery and - Berkeley Border
Guard.' we are under many oigatons fer acts OF
kindness and efficient military AID IN the discharso
of our duty to our beloved State.
Sd. Resolred. That we return our most sincere
and heartfelt thanks to the LADIES' OF Martnspnre'
tally extended to our corps. and for their moe
fatieablc efforts to add to the enjoyment Oh the
soldier from home. ..
The undersiEned the committee appointed to
communicate the above resolutions beg leave %
add their own personal satisfaction IN being Sc
lccted to perform so agreeable duty:
WIN l. MAULE. LIST Lieut..
F. CARTER. 1st Serg't.
A. B. ARCHER, Sd do.
JAS. A SCOTT. Quartermaster.
S. L.. INGRAM Surgeon.
F. G. CRUMP Private.
iHN' ~ ~ Secretary.
Richmond, Dec. q, 1859. ia z-r
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WANTRD :. Yor - U,sssa st..s: Asny,
married men, Z. yhom ~ s q ST .s OSSd
sne:. Pay from 81 to sa ssr men.hs;.
ia2-,m ~ '" Rscruitins Officer.
:'"s,ssStcpS E sHrss .aS SAFE fn1ess
mMN r Sss Ink
North 5;d; :'e s.: SUM- NJ:
B"x SO. Petersburg Post Office, or &c. W., Dis
patch ONCE. --------n .-M
Vx7ANTED.-Ow1ng 70 the contaminated De,
w psrtu.s Of p ,cGod Ssa1THEsA cHER g lake his
uIscs n the French Department. a...,, :,
time supy At School rooms, corner Of Main
and i.t streets aater ''' '''NL l.. 8. SQUIRE.
VIA ROSE TH ssEkkkvAST Who ' ean
cornsr Of cs1y and i.t At Office 18th
6s s. zen. Main and F'a EDWARD E. DUDLEY
Wf NssTa DauaF ER!s our mile: s1sss
pes s1"o"f Payment. made auarts5ly sem :nns:
& Appe1son. Ija2-3.'1 H. L. GALLAHER.
and e s. Mse HousE SER
AIS0-For hire. two Boys: so s5 HOUSE SER
WANTS. Apply to SAM SON JONES,
ia 2-2t* cor. of Main and 9th street.
VNTANTED-Ana active, sprightly YOUTH. about
w IL years of age, good penman and quick 1t
figures, for an Entry Clerk. None other need ap-
ply y AZ Address Post Office box ALFRED II MOSES
w ANT f. D-SERVANTS-At the Arlington
w House, corner Of Main and 9th streets One
male or female COOK; two young MEN. dining
room and house servants; one CHAM BERMA!O.
ia Pts W. McCRERY.
WANTED..Bv . young Lady, a situation as
w SEAMSTRESS or HOUSEkEEPER. In
quire at MIR. RICHARDSON'S, 2o6 Main 81.
ia 2~lt"
W. NTED-A White Girl as CHAMBER
w MAID and SEAMSTRESS. Apply Mt this
office ia 2-3t&
w 4 + D-To purchase or hire, q male
w DINING ROOM SERVANT.
ia 2-2t JOHN ENDERS.
IJTANTED-An experienced COOK. who is a
w good WASHER and lRONER. without in
cumbrance. LA 2-3cAI G. II. READ.
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"a Grand Virginia Discorcry.--So
four months since, our excellent toWnsman:
NApHrALI EzEK,EL. informed us that he had
prepared a hair res'orer with which he was ex
perimenting upon his own head, whose top was en-
tirey bald. We saw HIM two days since. and on
the place so bald four months since tine crop OF
hair has sprung up with vigorous growth: 80
covery that he has named it THE iNFALLtBLE
VIRGINIA HAIR r EST TO R E r. Mr. =. is
about going into an extensive manufacture of an
article which is destined to prove of anxious in,
terest to our bald pated friends.-FToM R'chm ond
Enquirer, Dec. 18th, 1852
This famous article can now be had of the prln-
cipal Druggists. Those persons " no desire a hne
head of hair, have only to use the restorer accord
ing to printed directions the bottle. Those who
have any doubts of its efficacy. can have them re-
moved n short time; BY using the VIRGINIA
HAIR REsToRER INFALLIBLE, proving that
II is all that it is claimed to be.
r. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND. Nov. IA, 1859.
/. n, EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bible,
that have been bald for the past II years and
have restored my hair by using EZEKI IS VIR-
GINA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHrALI EZFKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphtall Eze-
de l5-lm&cw3t Mayor of Richmond.
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Increase Of the Army.

Every year we hear an Outcry for an in
crease of the United States Army, which is al
ready Is 165 strong more than large enough to
take care of the few lingering Indian tribes,
our only enemies The South should never
consent to the establishment of such terrific
engine OF despotism as a large standing army.
The present force, large enough for all useful
purposes, is too small to menace the indepen-
dencr of any section. But increase 1t largely
and elect a Black Republican President, and
the institutions and liberties of the South Will
be nut in fearful peril.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

T UMBER-LUMBER-LUMBER.
have on hand various kinds of LUMBER, and
0's 40 'S go 'f t. % YAK BoaRbs seasoned
so sS.S SSS t. /. i. WHITE PINE, srRsylar
ann II ho %K Mhr fISs .aRiss si
' %%ifb 4f WRATH soAsps.
CEDAR r Post ST GARDEN RAILS, sxio and 1o11o.
, ,, stills, and a general assortmentof VIRGINIA
Yard, corner 18th and Cary strs ITS CHM
,VOBACCONisTs' FIxTUR IS Having nv
L new factory. with enlarged facilities and great
ly improved machinery now III complete operation,
solicit orders from my former customers, many
of whom were disappointed last year IN conse-
quence of the burning of my shop. My machinery
have .sa Of hh II MILLS hand
and shal, Continue to mannfar.nre Nj LIS, BANDS,
CASINOS and BEN HJ KNIVES, Of different
castings, will be entirely reliable and much better
than the old kind OF Bands with plain essinEs ;.,
TRUSTEES NOTiCE.-C. BoErcnxI has by
his deed of this date. (which is Of record IN the
Clerks Office of the Hustings Court of the City OF
Richmond.) conveyed to mo in trust, for the bene
and GOODS ' Of les ri @ Ii. store "" is
Broad street. also all Of the debts due to him. !
rate!y ofthe stock hand, and to collect the debts
that are due
Persons tC0ntfuG xD0dS IN she IYivTtnH ana
Fancy line. niH and Il to I.sir interesi TO MAKE
as the 1H w - N r e5Sse T1n:.
Richmond 3lst December. lso9. jaz-lm
ClGNs! SIGNS!- Merchants, Mechanics. Law
~ yers, Doctors; and all others In want Of SIGNS.
arc '"''''1 ~ '" ILEwIsL. MONTAGUE,
Corner Of Bank and 18th sts.. who continues to
execute all work in his limo with dispatch,
ia 2-lm and on the lowest terms.
N0TlC;EE.::,II have this day appointed Mr.: c: a.
CIGAR and TOBACCO business in this city
He IS authorized to buy and sell sGS CASH Hdp sNPly:
Dealer in rs Ss. s; s s.a J Ns;. =,
Richmond, Jan. :, 1860. ja3-2tawsm
SLEIGH FOR sALE;-A he.atifsl new SIN !; !!
Stables. opposite the Exchange Hotel, on Franklin
street. Jaz-N
COUTHERN IMPORTATION OF HA.
dsscs US sos,ss po
rssnS choice stock Of genuine Havana Cigars. en-
bIaains ReEsls copohs. Opera and London :i.es
favor, are unsurpassed bv any Cigars ever brought
% 'a'' "AP p. JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists.
HOME lMPORTATION.-I am IN recap,
q direct from Bo1deaax. the following COZ
:::::fs s::.' Perfect ro ;AE
I'D M p:ss :.l. !. F9 sshm psSs
IN BBLs. no. 3 MACKEREL, medium aaa
pOTT6. FARLEY 90.
KER6SINE OII.-A supply Of purs Ksrosiaa
= o''0'' fis.jss aassEsroN . BRo. Drssi..s.
s C00 u o III LIS PRIME WHITE
s s q. =. cesS iSnscls Set.
RURNlNGf LU!D OF best quality. Tor saIs b.
: the barrel r jt6 shEIsaRs;roN Bro. rrs.is.s.
IN HARRELS vERY FINE OLD APPL1
~ BRANDY, IN store and for aalA loI y Qlo0(
cOnsixnmeat. POTTS, farley = Gu.
OLD JAMAICA RUM.-A nv sAllnns Of very
''''' n F'iis5HES : WINSTON: NJ ps.ss.n.
Ia o' 76ss fs s11tl s'; IS. g 81. * =
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n Baltimsre Life INSURANCE Company
INSURANCE OF SLAVES.
This long established safe and reliable Southern
Company frsures SLAVES, at low rates, from one
Its dealings with insurers are prompt, fair and
Having held the agency in this Company in this
city for several years the subscriber can conn conn
err Who arc its patrons, and with whom its trans
actions have been entirely Satisfactory;
Further information will BE- cheeriuiiy gwen I"
""' Office at T. c. c. Drewry's Bookstore,
doors below American Ho!cl.
Tvo~.. po,1.Rn' H. D.. Medical Examiner,
3 We "oee'"o' ''''S' '' ja2-N
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WUCfAI NOTICES.

e...er Yeur slave =! II atentSen. slave
own ERc t-cuperieF advantaees arer - usual, 81 !;
isrsd 70 sLAvE owsaas. & the cld sssast'ss.s ss
mmeXjaieiv 10 The cll5cs Of E. D. EAcAO, opposite
j. N. iioR nov. Insurance on slaves made Tor any
length Of time, from one month to hvs yearsI,sno
state q low rates. The best companies represent
ed and all losses. promptly PAID. ;. h,,h
ASent and Medical Ercr,iner. there 10 no DELAl
"a efectlns insurance in this office, hetween TIE
Gail and get Circular, containing the rates. and
"''' '"' G. r. BRICKEN, NJ. D.,
Gener.l Insurance. Agent and NJ edical Examiner.
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nA Teeth! Teeth! Teeth.!! Teeth!!!!
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now is the time for al who are suffering from
tooth ache and decayed stumps, and intend to have
new set to have them extracted. IS you can do SO
tcithomt pain. Call soon, rs DR.. TRAVERSE'S
stay in the city is some what limited.
Office in Belvin Block on 18th street, I'm front
of Bank Room No. g. Office hours from A. NJ.
to 2 +. NJ, from to and to9 7. NJ. -,
z S.-ChronIc diseases of all kinds treated with
Perfect success, by the use of electricity.
de 30 2w*
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- NOTlCE.-The General Meeting of
Co. the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
OF VIRGINIA will be held at their Banking House,
IN the city of Richmond on MONDAY, the 9th Of
January next.
The law provides that no Officer or Director of
the Bank shall vote as the proxy of a stakeholder
in any election of Directors or Officers of the Bank
nor shall any proxy he valid which shall have been
executed sixty days before the time of election.
de S-3tawtd SAML MARX, Cashier.
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ma. The Confessions and Experience of q
VICTIM.-Desgned for the benefit and rs a warn
ing and q caution to young men who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY,
&c, as a consequence of earlv errors supplying,
at the same time, the MEANS OF SELF-CCRE.
By a sufferer from the above cause and from med
zeal imposition and quackery.
Single copies mailed free on receiving postpaid
envelope, bearin: the address Of the applicant -
Address NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, ESQ, Bed
ford, Kings county, N. y. de 2--3taw2m(2p)
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no NNOn Thavsslay evsaing. ON Falton's
) Hill, IN Me0yudeg's LAS. Z nee MULE, With
aev ka1nesS and zeal cart. The owner cen have
- eaMs b. leaving reward IT this etkcs tos the
6ndeF. jss-5ts
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1p FARMERS, BANK OF VIRGIN.
BE- IA.-The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of this Bank will be held at their Banking
House in this city, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
of January, 1860
An act Of the General Assembly. passed March
rector of bank shall vote by proxy for any stock
holder any election of directors or officers of
bank, shall any proxy be valid which shall have
election"
de lO-eodtd J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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NA Slave Insurance.
LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capital and SurpiaS 100000.
SLAVES INSURED by this Company for one
month or four years. on the most favorable terms.
Policies issued and losses promptly settled by
D. F. BRESEE, Agent,
Opposite the American Hotel.
DIR. JAS. B. MCCAw, Examiner. de 26-lm
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m Inspections of Flour at R!chmend ior tho
second quarter, ending 3lst December lsoS'
2N6 bbls. Family.
6t5l bbls. Extra Supsrhne.
2OD657 bbls. Supe, fine.
6 3l9 half hbls Superhns.
4k54 bbs. Fine.
29SW bbls. MiddIings.
IN1 bbls Condemned.
AAccount Books:..J. "; RAND Dbl y
offers Of his own manufacture, lni.s s,ts r. 81
SLA aN1e: DENY Book. from 50 cents to Is per
puire: Medium Books from ~ cent: TO w per
au; Account Books made to order at short no
tice.
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
RIGHTS ASSOCIATION OF VIRG MA, will re
held on MONDAY. January %. at O'CLOCK, at the
office OF the Merchants Fire Insurance COMPANY.
man: Horace l.. Kent Charles Y. Morriss, Joseph
II. Crenshaw. Charles Dimmcck. George w: Gil
liam, A. l.. Elicit, =. J. Rutherford, w I'M B. New
ton. J. A. Clarksnn, Charles T. Workman. g. Il.
Miles. Vim. F. Richie, and Thomas Jones.
ja2-it J. BELL BIGGER S6c'y.
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SHoCKOE HILL GENERAL
49, AGENCY.
G. W. II. TYLER,
ODies on Marshall, Bst,csen Sixth and Secenth
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE
GROES. and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the bera patronage bestOw
ed upon him for two years past. au 3l-6m
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= u tls Above bonds. Ib;ins 8: s.so.a
&Ssis 8 'ii az 66bbiN I APrERsoSS..A
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UNITED STATES TRKAsURY.-The amount in
the United States Treasury on the 26th uli.,
subject to draft, was s3,9ss, POI, of which So
100 was at Richmond, Sal 1889 at Norfolk, s., o97
at Nashville, Tenn, and 1889 at Wilmington,
N G..
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
sD>Ga TUTE...A regular monthly meeting Of
the Institute will be held at the Hall OH 9th st.,
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. Punetual attend
ance is requested.
ja2-lt J. W.LEWELLEN, Sec'y.
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OFFICE OF THE X. L Y. K. r. co.,
RICHMOND, Dec. -. 1859. (
49, NOTICE..-A general meeting of the
90 Stockholders of the RICHMOND and
YORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY will be
held at West Point. in the county of King William,
on TU ESDAY. the 18th day of January, 1860.
By order of the Board of Directors.
A. w. MORTON. Sec'y.
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i1EGss MFRS AND COM MISSION MER-
CHANTS.-On and after the LIST January. 1860. |
propose 10 furnish GRAIN BAGS for the use Of the
farmers and merchants living and doing business
along the line of the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. The charge. will be that for
will be promptly attended to- Apply to agent at
Richmond, or the agents at the country depo's.
JOHN X. MACMURDn.
de l3-d&cwlm Richmond, "a.
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n SELLING OFF, at considerable -
reductiOn, at the W6
CHEAP BOOT and SHOE STORE.
04 BROAD STREET,
preparatory to leaving the city. ja2-6t"
Asa>-+ FOR LYNCH II X G-TO
7ss LEAVE TIESDAY.-The Canal
e3aH1e.4|BOa Boat J. IRBY will leave as above.
For Freig ht, apply to VIM. p. cox,
jazz. At the Shed. Dock street.
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New Coucern.-The subscribers will continue
the GROCERY and COM MISSION BUSINESS,
under the style and firm ofTARDY WILLIAMS.
Tardy 4 Wians, and would take this occasion to
their sincere thanks for the very liberal Eat
wears and to assure their friends that exertion
on their part shall be lacking to mert centnu-
ance of the same.
ed stock of Goods in their line. and will pay par
ticular attention to the sale Of Produce consigned
to them. >r,,.,
They are agents for tho sale Of ADAMANTlNE
CANDLES, which they will sell to the trade as low
kets 8 C, TARDY,
JAS. T. WILLIAMS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT.

- FOX KENT.-The neat and comfortalls
~ HOUSE ON Itb street, batween Clay and Leiyh
k1Iatsly occupied by Mr.. =. T. Hicks. CONTAINING
FIVE rooms. It is in pleasant neis hb"rhocd, and
I n good order. Possession given imme datsiy-
Apply to RAWLINGS h HOLLADAY,
Aft 18th street, between Main and Carv
Is. FOR r e NT-rwo new and desirable
M HOUSES, containing rooms each, kitchen
A;1 and other conventences. situated on CLAY ST.
near Buchanans Spring. Possession given by The
10th of January. 1860.
For further information apply to
ED. d. EACHO,
de 3l-2w l4th st., near Exchange Place
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nA The above is expected to be an important
meeting to the Stockholders, and it is hoped thai
each one will interest himself in its organization
by being present in person or BY proxy.
de lS-2tawtd A.. W. Nj.
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Return ana reception OF W n. seward.
w. II. SEWARD, U. S. Senator from New
York, who was informed by Col FORBES of the
plot Of JOHN Brown to excite servile insur-
restion in the South who not only endorsed,
but wrote with his own hand recommen tla-
tion Of that infamous HELPER book, which
breaches up the violent and bloody abolition
Of slavery, in conformity with SCENARIOS IA
nous watchword-"AN IRRKPREsslBLE Con-
yLICr; - and who, without dropping a wills.
per Of the horrible secret committed to his
keeping by Col FORBES, took himself off to Eu-
rope, to bask in the sunshine Of courts and cas-
ties, whilst the mine that was expected to co.
yer every hearthstone in the Southern States
with blood and tears was preparing for an
explosion, has returned to this country, and
received warm reception from his Black Re-
publican friends in The city of New York
When AARON BURR, a man Of far superior
abilities to w. II. SEWARD, had escaped the
penalties Of the law for an act Of treason in.
which SEWARD was privy in the case of
Brown, and accessory in the book of HELP
1R, he withdrew himself from the u. States
for some years, and, upon his return, was glad
to make his way back to New York in the most
quiet possible manner, and to drag ont the
close Of his i'll spent life in the most complete
ohscurity. Why should SEWARD, a more ma
lignant and con temptible traitor, be welcomed
back 70 New York with honore, and what are
We to think OF the party which rejoices in such
. head
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Union Meeting in Troy, n. Y.


The late Union meeting at Troy, N. Y, at
which General WOOL presided, was the larg-
est ever held in that city. On taxing the chair,
Gen. Wool spoke RS follows:
II thank lou for the honor conferred on me, and
for the cheerSwith which J have been greeted. 1t
'On taking the CHAIR SO t'atterinsly bestowed. it
10 due to .on rs we'll As myself to sav. that an
the East. or the West nor Of any political orssni'
cation. but simply as National Conservative.
Unite States and but one interest and that the
interest Of the whole people; To prescrve the one
their rights and privileges, has ever bsen. and
ever will pe. my aim; object and desire.
this important and interesting OCCASION relates to
4 controversy which has been fruitful of discord.
hatred and malice between the North and the South
Of the Kansas imbroslio. had hoped we should
hear no moro Of this * ltatns and exciting contro-
hour. when l- a.t expected by the RAID. headed ey
John Blown. INTO Virginia. either 70 excite an in,
surrection or to rob the citizens of their slaves it
was revived with bitterness and intensity of feel
Ing which appears to have no bounds. and to an
extent with some who it would seem are not to be
satisfied short Of n dissolution of the Union. CT
this | have no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not until
and devastation pervades the land. However th:
may be, We not the less under oblig cations to
Pat stop to this apple OF discord lest 1t should Sc
Let ne heal the wounds inflicted by Brown and his
party, and satisfy the South that while We depre
y
Unionists, are ever ready TO defend the South as
we'll a. the North from all interference with her
rights and interests secured by the National com
pact
with these brief remarks, again thank you for
the honor conferred on ME 4"
Letters were read from Hon. EDWARD
EVERETT, Hon. EGAsTUs BROOKS and others,
resolutions passed denouncing "the recent
atrocious attempts to disturb the peace Of a
sister State" and declaring the duty of fidelity
tf,t hA futin Md ho Vy,;n md aIo
quent speeches made by various gentlemen.
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GINA CENTRAL AGRI.
BE- CULTURAL SOCIETY-A meeting of
place at the office of the President on WEDN ES-
DAY next, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
de Std c. DIMMOCK Sec'y Va. C. A. s.
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n HEADQUARTERS COMPANY &C."
lST REG'T OF VA VOLS.{
This C0mmond will assemble at Springfield
III Hall. on this tMONDA Yl January I'd. at o'clk.
- This being the first, Quarterly meeting of the
pected that every member will he at his post.
BY order of the Captain.
F. H. LANGLEY. ID Serg't.
P. S.-Sergsants will summon their squads, As
election of non Commissioned and other officers
will take place at this meeting. Every member 10
required To be present.
ia2-lt% F. IT, H.. III SIT