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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
Etna Fire and Marine Insurance
H0mnanV of Wheeling.

yNY VIRTUE OF An ACT or GENERAL ASSEM-
( ) BLY,, passed. March -, 1861, incorporating TIC
above named Insurance Company, subscription
books will be opened on Thursday, April 26, 1850.
and continue open for ten days, at the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, and tile Savings Bank "i
WhecIiug. ~ .r--
TiI0S. II. LIST. JAMES WILSON. Con,rs
CIIAS. II. BERRY, &c. HILDRETIi.
mGrclI26-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
New Spring Stock!

j. c.. ORR'S,
Ma. 100 Vqim S. a far otoors Norm If n d H. Bats
vIlHE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF TIE PUBLIC
| il called to our Spring stock nf
PAPER Haydn GS,
from cts. to $3.50 pr roll, Window Shades Of all
kinds. plain and gold, rev styles very beautiful
PufnanI'a Patent Rollers and bXtUTt+. Our stock OF
ALL PAPERSE
for Spring We think, will eguaI If not strTass any
stock ever brought to Wheeling. rseards beauty,
style variety aud pHcss All Wea ask OF our friends
and thssc wishing purchase is TO examine our stock
l,efpTc purchasing. q -l- -
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed hope still continue please. and with
greater facilities TO sell cheaper. we hope TO repay
ypu for look. AT least. at our stock. .-r
have tho real C;oY mot Giltl and Eelvet Papers
the ricIczt and mott gorgeous r7tterni, which we
yrill sell cheaper than they can he bought IN the
Eastern citiez. Come and zee them, any how.
New Books received az isEued, At 1o6 Main
street Wheeling. Va. mhlS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
Tr11St Sale.

I4OO kSCL4Ss
10y VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST FROM VIII
ID LIAM MAXWELL, NOW deceascd) 10 the under
signed dated the LIST day Of August, 1889 and Of
NJ" A. folio 1872, ! will the 10th day of April 1850,
the hour Of IL o'clock A. ~. at the ato residence
of the said Maxwell, the north side of Webster
street in Centre Wheeling proceed 10 sell the follow
ing personal property. to wit: mahogany sofa, one
mahogany rocking chair. six mahogany chairs cen
tro table, looking glass, l thrcc.ply carpet, two
window blinds. three cottnge walnut hedsteads and
bedding for the same, ! eight-duy clock, dressing
bureau with looking glass, l mahogany washstand,
two sets windsor chairs 30 yards rng carpet childs
cradle, veniton window blind, one gold hunting
watch, western Virginia. cooking stove and
furniture for the same, one Kitchen table and Ole
iron fender
TERMS SALI-CnslI.
mhI6-3Od ALFRED CALDWELL. Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
DissOlutiOn.

rE1IIE pARsNERsHIP HEREToFORE EXISTING
under the firm of Wheeler & Lakin, was dissolved
on the 2lst of March. inst, by mutual agreement
The business Of the late firm will he settled by D. l.
Lakin All persons indebted will please call and set
tie their accounts early possible as the business
of the old firm must be closed Those having claims
c. II. WHEELER.
JOHN L. LAKIN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

-. Largest Circulation of any Paper in
Western Virginia. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

cTEEL.-Cast Shear German, Blister, and
- Spring Steel, for sail by !. N. VANCE,
ian2O GO AMI 50 Main'street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

NVILS, VICES, AND STOCKS and
n DIES, for sale by jim. VANCE,
iau2D Nos Go and 81 Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

C,HEET II2OE.-2OO bundles Juniati Charcoal
inn2O j. y. VANCE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

DRESC RIPTIONS CAREFULLY
i compounded nj al! hours Of The day or night, ut
GRAIlAM'S DRUG STORE.
mill Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
New WALL Panar.

JUST RECEIVED--lU.OOO rolls Fresh New
81 Wall Papers. Having sold all my old papers
will offer nothing but new and fresh stock nj my
usual low prices. JOSEPH GRAVES,
mills Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

NEW LOT OF PAINTS 81 VAR
"A MISSILES, of all kinds, just received 10y
w. S. TIPPETT. l05 Main st.
opposite Savings hank.
Please give a call. febS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

| WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
| w Hostctter's Bitters, HooHands BittcrS Beer
hayes Btterx, Ayers Sarsnparilla. For sale at
| mhlI GEAHAAPS DRUG STORE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

GRASS SEEDS.--Clovcr. Timothy, Kcntuc-
NE ky Blue Grass, Orchard Grass Hungarian Grass
and mixed Lawn Grass for sale the Seed Depot Of
mhl3 SMITH & GORRELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

! WINDOW SHADES.--Grcem Oil Cloth.
| w Buff Holland, Satin Green Paper, Satin Buff
Papers and Gilt Blinds every description. At
| duccd prices, by tmhljl j. GRAVES.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05


Ttfm T. o. lfht 8 aa.I rNalsfaf fHst
faadsi y ffHMF hmlg e0iiIeH a0.
isf iha eNNNilH alHal aNHAH HaHe
We mH J hHfH .H
lUW |HNmmf RI FHHHfT
fH q. H.I
l.aafalf iIo 0cqHf mfH nf iaHi
aeea "A .HnH 81 Af Ds 'r I
nHfl eIHf aHa Ell
romsn hpfN ftH Ml hIi INN
yag aNm mfHi fi m .ff W
aafafHon OI ilf esH ..IiUI .lf
Umetn rlaHfr mlfuH rII' lfI0i
ftHtfial viln aes hrfgf eTrne tHl
eonasauni f.mnfsa laf iio csIl afha In
HeleA, anl her haapHeHy NJ q. aaaHsa
rrTff'y ihe Interesting hHi iullHHaf dN
l.t OF station. vheH Z Nfi hof uaHffl
duty tohr ei en- aa Instructor eHi 81 ss-
aapie. Tho ma.ian pho o.'a 'as 'f
hook fof ihe eoiian. nll sf'm Hn fl.
lafa Hti rnn III a H'Ia mHnt HHh
tieHl ~ alee mf,neF fm M aM
bee partners IN Do dlnro, 0ha WI trI
when il d too bate, That h5r choice laa boom
as uhf1rinaio a9 tie flse' where be irt
attracted notice vas miniieiOv We l0ph
wi.h paiu upon lhai wii Nho wlea ugon
her second crn wi,h fashionable IDEAS ~ ~.
elrty. Her nrt gra ha. ltcd devoted q ihc
attainment Of certain fule anl = ioml
scarcely pardonnblo IN The g.rl, certainly
censarahlc in the wife, and criminal in The
neither.
The following romarkH " Hannah Moore,
10 forcihly express our vicss % the sabjcrt,
that We give them IN lies II any hing further
1 irmn our6cf:
"Whgn a mrn Of sense comes 70 inafry.
i is a companion that ho wants, hot an arl'
liA. II mot merely a creature Nho can
paint and play, sing -'i dance--it i = ~
irg Who can comfort anl cOunad lin--on'
Who can reason and rtfcc,, and Gel and
iadae. aad discoulF sni discf'nina'f--on'
Who can ssfist him in he aflair', tighten li.
sorrows, purify his jgys, strengthen W
psineiplqs, ami educate bis childvgu. sucl
4 the woman Who Il O. ior q mother and thl
mistress of a fnnily. a women a th
former description uey occasionally ilgau
in Tie lFaving-roem aud siiras. IL allrl
ration cl the company ta. shg j. eHsIrel.
unfit for q hClpmate y % man, or ~ train VI
a e.lill 10 ,he way il should 60.
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srunnf.rna rLocEa.

I. q i.,e,,,f.bt. l,t ,ert,i, f.s. ti,et
-. - r.. - co.. ,.,,,li bo.a Az zeal
s.l''....'. ,s.' 49,, /, ,,.,na, s.,v. .,,.,,,al,
- A.. S,.;'.s,.sat ,'a.;,.s sa1 r.ns
sa.'s'..,l s,aea ~ s''s a-s rsrk II ~ fsisb
','@ III .si;..a.. -, a. an. EN- og ,Le
s.saaI. aas = e sss.;,,s,. IN enrll,
aa.s.. 49,. =, 10. a.,n ,.;::,rrs
'Hsa' r.. ~, .rss,ss,.i, -" 80 Cue,.r,4xrT.
=. = - l.;, J..a.s,ir, i n,. lor.
1..i st -" .. ~. i..,.ss;.,, 49,, $50,
s - .i.a'. '.@ III nj i'.. howsssv ,,.,sa.
.anss.,l -. .s-,.;ssarv, and of uhom !, nav
h '.,t ii :. !, -, :, xst.l "a mai, ssf,,,,,
- :. t;,,
70" ,r,s NJ f,"y,ro,.s c.v,s-,.xa. vtvv
: az Nys-'..a \, ,,,,..,,. 80.
gss.v1 .'.. ~. - .,s ... -. ,;.'
s..i's' as' Wv. ~ 80 ~ vhss : ssa...
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f sta.f.s ftf ..l. tsaa,... 4
.fi IA. ls.a .i..i IN f.4tm "a sfE
M. 49,. iN Htafs.a
-. -
aaa.f.I Ifaalf
n. .... t.f.i o.
H.. Il. M ~. e..u t...t laa
t.ft
.0 U N.N.I....
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

gs-ws fini the fsliovingin an csehaHre.
There 4 . great deal rnorr pish in THE than
\ asaslly found IN sael Advertisements.
The Issi paragraph i spprerriate--no lady
AoaliHaaiaa Edilar fo- pny EuehparPpss :
llasssxp WAsTEpl=--A youns lsdy of
ampls fortune vi<'esso sscnrr ths Fersieca
II spei I,skihg yssrg n'sa. IN iasasy'ng
her sG1Is ani releasing her from ths esfes
Of hrzine=s. Ne vii be treated ~ one Of
the family. end he allowed 10 eat ct the krss
table; bss required - IN The carving when
Tiers t1(<npany 70 dinner Can have com-
pany d u. s~n oncr = month. buE IN nc
ssesaat viii h allowed to 80 out afser sup
PEE.
nslsss.--Goci eisshes. bssrdiug and
lsdfine. and an allowance efpectst Icy
saifcieLt 10 cover ordinary rnskihg enl
dyintinf esperzss.
N. b.--Elisors - rsns;ierea sisibls.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

All ye9riy o0vefuWW0Nse neo euowea W We
ehaaesl tufoe ysas wishsvt adtHlqoA charge.
- ~ Cash 'los a1swtIsIss b - FROM the
lssI ins1rsion Of ~ a9ssstisenens i.
Adssnissnsals M Wsshe1 with tho numhsv o.
iussr,,oap AssirsA ~ hs puhlished and charged
Tor a. ~ r6su1af rsoes u,kil srlesed out.
Aissg.lssnsssa fson distance mast be ssson.
PANIED b ~ Oasu, = ssaisfastosv Fsfsssnes.
PollsicL 49, n sirsulArs hlea4ed Tor in
diviusl koooos, obosHso q Advertisements.
Alvssisenssls ~ ) personal naturs, Y admit.
led Il al, VII bars v b. paid fss 70 advnaee, at
~ Editorial hs.Iasm sosiees % cents Pc. line.
xnsoesesursss u candidates. nust BE- paid for
ssred1 = etkeses . scllsss: - $50 = ~ ''''
0Ai,sasf NelisN ss~ AIPs l.es.in lssssh. . o
Tdh11o 2 oeepScs y lGiDplaiiess q soslatlss,
% ~ 1sssh q nsubss, ssss BE- paid tor q our
~ - Ikesieasisas oss dis paper nuA be -.
soDpsaiad - he aushers' sikuatarss.
IAN Goomsnisss'ons couneesei Stsh ths
ID 2Sese ae )his oAse must bs saAss>sed 10 "Ihs
EdI,es q he PanolA STAR"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05


THg TeuE GgSIfRaAs Tho following
.kossliis eall.l ,Aa pbFsfsil og true gea-
toural. found iu sn oil sanor lIoasg IN
OisanssoHhft, Written and framed, and
hrrr ofsr tiemnsla piece VI = ,apussfissl
sitting T10m: The t'ne genilcmanir siod =
nrynns. Sic v0rld's master. end his evn
man: virtue is his business, study bis re-
sf a..pn. eoutentmeaf bls rest, ansl hsppI-
ne.s hs revsgd: Col j. hit faillsr. tIs
Church i AZ, mother. thr saints lIis broth.
zen. ell That need him bis friends; deso.
ton !. Iif chsplaia, ehzrity IBIS chaInbsr-
lain; a8bieiy his butler, se'npcrlnee his
cuoa, hospitality bis hsasskccpcf, ProFi.
dsree i -. waFd, charity hiatreraurer. rie.
IS hia missgesa 81 d.e hoa-e, aaa ,liscraiinu
h,s pssies 10 lt. hin N Of oaI ~ tsost a..
ILis Ie his Whole family, insds up & slTsess'
uid he IA ths lrus maslsT of DE hga !.
lie i nes.ssise.sd To y e ike world a. hil
way 10 hesssg: lal ha walba shvensh i a
fash - ls can. end al he baaincss ly o.
vHy 5 so mako hlfasslf and others hapW
Z s..e hia ia mo sesls--a Man AND
Caristisn."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

Tin rsnhlmah vhgss IItr cwe6pti
Irdl "nosy brow i'd nos eslsA eoIi.
ahrevd inquire. arc Iriss ns1s utsabu
Die eap u ldlfow has : sasdes.
A msn wss arrested N vksisIs : 6sv
aa5a since. and helar InIeswsA tkgl n wss
sa'pselsa Of having sasaes4 y 'Ae Is.s,ss.
tuos Harper nor where ~ kept ~ I'D
oil ferry IL va ssTsll>s6 i"
An Iri.h paper describing lals iweI,
says that one n The comhstswtr waa sAss
through The aesly part Of the thlrh bone.
A good question fcs dslssins seeIelles,
Which h ihc most delIrhNul upevatisns
"I'o his fair womsn on Asrk nif|h mH
dark woman On FAIR niphsW
There !. rentlemsn in tils-ecv lesss.
Isndl 70 polite TINT he lses HE oWn pnp'sn
every time be iumbIcs down. Ming reaa
haiuredhc always grants Il.
A young lady - Sydney vas sslA tks1a
party was 70 y Civsa n ~ rqeA Nd
That lots of young mcn ftsu A1slsIls
would be prcseht. "Yes, sid ~, "mseas
lots.
Late intelligence states that The smeNA-
meni 70 the Acts ef the Apoe(Is' iAlep-
daeel BY Mr.. Tirdale, IL Kcmbev, n ~
Legislature was psssef lossr) satr-
"whcn Dutch meets Dad, ~ espss
the Lager peer" =
|
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

Qrescuivn Tmnr-Nouly d hundred
ycars go, De. lind rugp.sted 10 Captain
Kennedy thst tlilr might b. qnenchei ct
500 " dipping ,he eloliiaR IN sHlt water
and putting i on vithout. Nimeiug. sub.
sqrtafiy. H. captain, On bcing cast away,
hsl an opportunity of Masking the csperi-
mont. With great difficulty be tuccedied
IN pcrsnalingu part ofthe uien to follow his
essnple, anil they "a survived; whilo the
f-ur 10 refused tnl dfank enlt water, be-
c,me dglirl1ns ard diyl. In addition 70
rrltino on che clothes. vhila see, nigh, and
morning thcy may be we,scd while on, two
uf three iimcs during lie dsy. Captain X.
,oea on 10 ssy: "After these operations
We uniformly found thatths violent dtaHtlt
vent "A, and thc rarchca tonguo Wa cured
IN fev minutes ailar bathing and Washing
our clothes. While We found oufolyea a.
much telrr.hed as u we had received some
aciunl noar hmcnh' Ihe bare possibility
Of ,be tralh Of the statement mckee il n
humanity for any paper TO give i r wide
pul goitY, slrec thcge arc not iaany ree'lers
n aay hundred who M nol e. 10 sea an'l
le ahigsloeh ehei--New orleans creseau.
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THHstnfvnaalTr.

uW friend # the tolnlh ffue clly IL
msiaken ~ he Inference lhafes SER pre-
emf 81 w. lala meellug N tlie ffN't NJ
tle Ni.sissippi I'H'qarsily, 'rhe Nurle
thfh Ic copied from oN esIama5. NsN
based npon the nnanimops vefalsi ul ilif
l.asfi ~ IfaHless. composed u sHfh mfu
A. Gvg. pelius. 6. 4 Hmiib, fsle lhoaah
not ~ Attendance. aplio1pi # lhp aelan
of Ihe Board, j. a. NoulgWp, I. n, Davis
]. NJ. lIowfy, a. II. Pegma, Jamta Brown,
Geo, II Young, ". y Dyvd, ]. ~ Chpp,
Cbafloi Clark and A. N, Clayton.
sIheo the article alluded 10 by tho CroH
City was penned, We have read Tie leiiimb.
NJ upon which the verdict Vi the ilaafd was
rendered, end the opinion thai Il whB righi
haA inaiuied into an abiding conviction.
Dr.. Barnard has byoi IN the F0VIh iwou.
ty.six years -he hes faiaol family hers--
biz wife, children and scrgants ere here
biz treasures and his houaeheid aais afe
hero--.ani ihe value % ihe services vbrh
he has already rendered lhe Sta.e of Ml'.
sssippihs an eiuealion'l, are iuesiimab'e.
Like Qniiman, be was born IN lbe NORTH
that portion Of hi. destiny be gould not con.
ircl--but Ike Quitman, be- identified his
fortunes IN eaIly years, with the South
anil IL We did not believe laat as sound a
southern heart beats IN Ms bosom a. AMI
mated that Of Quitman, W. would not dc.
fend bin, nor dsprecaIe the spirit of intcl.
icrancc that would drive him from the State.
As Southern man, bis record u unsullicd.
At the head Of our State University, be ''i'
the right man in the right place" and ought
not to be pcrsecutei from Il. As m cdu
cationisl, be stands among the brethren o
his honorei profession, Ike Saul among tll'
children Of lsfael. head and shoulders
above ml the rest MississilYi.sA.
Tnr Mksusiprf uNysRsiTY.--Thc o.,
scn'ion n our readers Is called to the card
I u Professors Carter and EiclIsfdson. i
will be seen tina, they unqunliiedly contra
dict the statement circulated by sundrl
newspapers, that they resigned then
places IN The University On account Of lh'
late action Of the Board of Trustees nn'
thus they have confirmed the denial whie'
We made Of the report 10 a recent impress
ion of the Mississippian. This fabrication
isofs piece, with others, 70 which currcnc
, has been given Of late, having q ienlcnc
to ijarc tho grea, institution upon vliic
are concentrated the brightest hopes Of oo
Observation-Disclosures.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

4 I)es WIN vossss Lss.->hlf. b.
~ Hsuura - n NJ pssssneicn 6seslt
souvt. vieh ; vselun ~ vAjA sung styes
viii : scarcely pevssYsble Imp. Jhe1el
~ - vikas fre ~ smYutufea y = e.
- - oyoe< <Hizs - ~ esolcFi'
- nlosa - Mosskpsrs ~ -
- 619ne>ee fp1i1s - nlzN
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AilYEI'rIHfNd HATEs.

Xs isss, o. iqr, tIhs afs iype,l always u
sans,Ils,es square alIeser oas square and Under
"a lines, will be epnesei a. iw, squares. Cuts or
jnsrs S,ps ehwgsi foe ne wsee ,hay stsury.
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rsstss jussnzxu fssrrnk--1kis is
- 6saess ~ - &sg..1e c. I'isa-
- ~ g - 5tllse - -
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- tfale i ~ssea ~ sAseoA>s s~nses<A kess.
hhss SCISSOR. haId slsss skslv Asv ssfsss.
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Fssfs numssf. isa sssis, esa,
All ssissfipssep pes distinctly limited q, Tie
4 40 n ssi.sslbIaT. vii he ssasnasi until ai af.
rssfss. are paid, os the epsaa II srfor'lsIsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-25

appeals to the House for the appointment OF
Committee with full power to send Tor per-
sons and papers. lie asks the Investigation
with Il view that full justice may be done IN
the premises.
Mr. Sherman then introduced resolution
for the appointment OF Select Committee
to examine into the matter, with power To
send Tor persons and papers. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
Mr.. John Cochrane offered a preamble
and resolution, declaratory of the opinion OF
Congress on the slavery question:
Mr.. Uaskiu offered the following rs Il sub
misunderstanding the Committee On Jul
dietary to enquire into the relations now
existing between the Federal Government
and South Carolina; the duty of the EXecu-
tive Department in view of the attempted
withdrawal Of that State, and the threaten
ed seizure of Federal property IN the limits
Of the State; and what action ConSreSs
should take to execute the laws, and protect
the public property from seizure.
These propositions were subsequently
withdrawn.
The House passed the Diplomatic and
Consular Appropriation bill. And ut two
o'clock, adjourned till Thursday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-25
Alexandria Market, December 23.

The market opened with an improved feeling
and prices are somewhat better. Flour is In bet,
ter request, especially for Extra, on which there
is an advance, and we now quote that quality at
s5874@S6. Super is without change il prices,
but firm Family quiet. The offerings OF Wheat
were light ard the market more active; sales Of
white al 1850 l25c for fair to good, and liZG5
,ll5c for red Of like quality Corn has ltopfoveu'
and we note some SAILS Of new ut 60c.; old from
store &c. Rye is in very limited supply, with IL
fair enquiry. L. Oats there is very little dong
and quotations arc unchanged. From this time
until after the holidays, there will be but little
doing in produce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-25
OBITUARY..

DIEp. on tho evening Of the l1th inst, MAR
GARET A. wife of +. s. Bailenger, in the 2iih
year Of her age.
death lies on her like ali uht!mely frost,
lpon the sweetest flower al Hl The field"
+: i not the intention Of The writer Of this feeble
tribute to attempt al cui"gium upon the charac-
Ter OF this most estila;h!c lady. That duty must
,lcvOlvc upon others more capable Of rendering
her Justice. As n friend she h.s left 1T memory
that is faithfully cherished in The hearts III al
who knew her, and truo Christian lew oceu-
pied :, mere prominent position III the ranks Vi
the "Soldier> of the Cross
For several days previous 10 her death, her
bodily suieru@s were intense. She, however,
bore them all with unwavering patience eyinclhg
much ChriStian iurtitude, and showing Il heart
wholly resigned to the will Of the nmnipctent
Being. She leaves behind her II kind and ahec-
t;cnatc husband who had been but three short
wears the sharer IL her Joys and SnrrowS Also,
Two Interesting ltt!e boys besides large circle IT
other relatives and friends, all Of whom mourn
her rs
.:Devote anxious. generous, weld Of guile,
And with her whole heart'a wec0mcin her smile,
but they have the heavenly consolation afforded
them OF Knowing thai their loss is her eternal
rain An impressive feature in the funeral Sc =
vice ;yns the singing Of TWO Stanzas OF a tav"rita
hymn of the ;ccca Sch, and which she rcIh:ntcd a
short time rrior 20 her demise May our Inst days
ON earth he Is happy az hers. and when the
Aunel of Death calls Us hence, may our souls ie
like unto
~ Pilgrim painting for the rest In come;
An exile, an xious for his native hume g.
.. D,rp. in Washington. Oh the 22d Instant. JOHN
=. KILLMON, in the 37th year of his age.
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NEGRO HIRING.
1856
1861.
ID A rnnT

e#..@'." .-a ID. "A. COCNE, #.s
(OFFlcE ON nth STREET, IN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
BUILDING, RICHMOND, NA..)
INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENT.
Respectfully tenders his services to the public
and the friends Of Cooke Close, for HIRING
OUT SERFANT for whom he will endeavor TO
procure the hest prices and comfortable homes,
and promises them especial attention during sick:
ness Will also attend to the property of absent
owners, and Collecting Of Claims generally. Hav-
ing learned from an experience of some years
that advantage is derived from making prompt re-
turns Of the collections effected BY agents, am
resolved to adopt this practice, and hope by I'M
firing exerons tbatI shall be able to give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor me with their
patronage, and thus merit continuance of the
same. To those with whom am personally un.
acquainted it affords pleasure TO offer the fol-
lowing: Il. ....
REFEKgscEs: IT. Q. Dabney. esq, Achilles
Campbell, esq, r. Hawes, esq, Dr.. D. IT, Gregg,
Col. II, B. Tomin, WIN. K. Ayett, esq, DR.. r. W.
Fox, Messrs, Powell & Gary, j. 0. Pollard, esq,
Vim. NJ. Turner, esq, King William County.
Wnl NJ. McGruder, esq, u. Il. Gardner, esq.,,
Z S. McGruder, NJ. D., }. +. Sinton, NJ. D., Hen
rico County. 80 ....... -.9.
/, joni G. Harriss, esq, DIR. VIM. II. Fox, Hano-
county. ....
Messrs Wilson 4 Bosher, Messrs. Chiles &
Chenery, Messrs. Crenshaw, Quar!es Co., Vim.
w. mherake, esq, Dr.. T. W. Hancock, Mark
Dnwney, esq, Andrew Jenkins, esq, Il. A. Z.
Dabney, esq (Iate of the firm of Dabney
Cooke, of this c;ty,l A. S. Samuel, esq, COL Wm.
A. Moncure, Second Auditor,) Messrs. Johnston
Whiting, W. P. W. Taylor, esq., Messrs. Grubbs
& Apperson, Richmond City. ..-. ..~...
II. W. Thomas, esq, Fairfax county. ~. @
I. I. Hill, esq, VIM. Wright, esq, Alexan'
dria Va. .- ....
S. S, Gresham, esq, Archd Pointer. esq, King
and Queen. ..
Benjamin II. Shackelford, esq, Fnuquier co.
S. S. Brooks, esq, Stafford county.
R. S. Brnaldns, esq, j. ". Quarles, esq, Car
oline county.
Capt. T. N. Burke Gen. K. J. Muse, Essex
county. .. . -...:H
Richmond, Va, dec 24-d3t&eo2t N"
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He ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH. ""
The Secretary OF War had given accep-
tance to the amount Of 81 600, 900, condition
Ell upon Russell, Majors Co., transporting
army supplies according to Contract
Mr.. Baily, of the Interior Department,
with whom Russell was ultimate, lent him
$500 900 of the Indian Trust Fund as seeu-
ri'y for raising money on these acceptances.
When stocks became so greatly deprecated,
the Banker in New York called for addition
al security, and Baiiy at the instance of Rus.
sell advanced him 1910, 900 more of these
bonds Baiiy made voluntary statement
Of these facts to the Secretary Of the Interior,
and an investigation on yesterday proved
the truth of the statement. None but Bally
and Russell are implicated in the transac-
ton.