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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

A-rrvrrv ~ yrr T,sScu navy YARD Admiral E.
lot having returned 20 England from q tour Of
inspection in France, informs the no-s@ ct commons
tha. the French building ironpi.ed veesets d. las
they forge she iron TO cover tbom sixteen are
nO@ on the sock5 PROM She effects OF this announce
meat probably, the English GogerDmen; has tsksn
ahrn snd the Army and Navy Gzat;e says al least sS
additional plated ships will be constructed 10 private
ward, a. soon az tie drawings be prepared all OF
which will be OF he most formidable character.
ibis must be interesting Intelligence to the Autocras
Of al the Yankees. One day shall hear OF some Of
these iron plated vessels making tbe appcsrsnce among
his rieke.ty old block sders with about the shec.
that hungry havk dishes into cOvey Of Par;ridges
DgPLORABLE AFFAIR AT FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE
mos. unlostu7ae affair occurred, en- Wednesday
night last 10 the n,shb0rhood of Fas Church. Fairfax
eouaty Il is the SUBJECT OF universal regret with our
,rooUs at aud around Fairfax Courthouse, aud hope
sill serve ss warnin: TO Others The particulars are
given thus
considerable force Of iusautsy snd cavalry, with two
pieces Of artillery sent oui Toe various companies
hlvng taking their positions, Col honttOrt, OF the sir
gnia Cavalry. despatched tree men upon en- errana oil
observation OF kind it is Sad they started on IN
walk when ne called them to proceed in gslop--
hey obeysd the order but had proceeded more than
three hund ed yards before they came upon party oil
Confederate Infantry concealed IN the bushes suppospg
Them 10 belong to the enemy the infantry red upon them
kine corporal Madison Tyler and private Samuel Cor
don both Of Warrenton, aud belonging to the virginia
Rl.rk Home Cavalry and Eounding - Smith, oil
,hs sane company Mr. Tyler, SOC ~ Judge Tyler, was
not one Of the detachment, bat was With hia company
300 PAGES distsnt when stray ball struck MN, nom
which be died soon Atersards.
Itis said tha. he infantry attempted to halt the dra-
roous bus il is supposed the late. did not hear the
order owing 20 the chatter Of their horses hoofs and the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
~. vanh.e rheory OF government.

In the theory Of Government that Abe Lincoln as
Spokesman Or,he Yankee nation, PrOPOunds = bis NEE
re aud in the nurdsrOus purpose that be declares be
Furnishes al the Justification that ever can be needed
for IN. secession Of the Southern people from Govern
mspt fallen into the bands Of such race, and for war
ring ss.ns. reunion thousand years, Il rs'estry.
To government based upon the ideas and corduetsd
with the views snunciaed in this most remarkable STATE
papsr svsr psansd the free people Of these States would
never submit willie shsrs remained heart to cherish
kssry ~ - arm . r<ins weapon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

FOREIGN TRADE OF RICHMOND.
Ths foreign trade Of Richmond has Of course been
Suspended BY the bksde but matter Of record for future
reference the following Tasmsn Of The busns In
April and Nay, not heretofore Published:
IrrO.rs.7o Lfrypooilss hhds ossees sssXo 81 900 ne
70 Rsmn bid, tobacco ~ 49, 4s hbt, ,ems. % ss
q Oo0 =: ma do 81 ' 50 bSs doai $3.50 $50 bag. bI siO
TO RIO dc Jasiro-ioAc bbls nour, 81 ssa
TO 6Ihta-s 10 beI a,u, tstOta
Rio q. XlatiroTsi 700 bag, eor.. ses7.
yo~ 5o,t he AN s. ss....
f f,s ss..s. SLs.s s OBJ: n, sss $751;
NAT.
Tip,s-To Lipsrloo,yTs hhds tbsc,o S'ls soe sOs 90
ID: nfa %. tH9 Is o.e. cotton sstso o.s tss o2s
20 safS 81 hhds tobacco, SO 60 g. SO lis do,
RICHMOND MAIKErs, July s,h, 1ss
hArs-we have vsry little by way Of pfseeto
market review Busines Of eousS very Gull uEh rees,
to us that We have witnessed similar ofinaeiy q,
tbs hot when there dIsubnt .sas, than
tie tropical westher.
Our monthly i,itsHsnt OF the recepsb by r,roa,at Richmond
sunsvGldasy dssred, eonsq1.nee The inibIly Of Mr.
Mead st the kchm'nd and Danv dspo. u usual.
Wit report Of the receipts by that presen, or
vheired sh The duties dsvclv upon him We make is sr.
pnaou In order tbs, des n,y reason Of The
Of the tabular tatsnsnts Of the Wheat and To-
tsoeo trad.
~ Doss qso,aoas r.prsss.s as vhol,uL sasa PRICE.
B.oox-rh, shook bD bsen materially dinini he'd; and with
he, round ..isai cts
9rrIEl- We quote sood 70 prime a 's@2s cent.
Ca1s-rhs msrrst vel ,oppned, Ind making slowly
ne @S CO fsr good % gius.
ost'ts ne .oel here . .nost exhausted We ri,
ltors- ve dan We quot. Super a, o. 1906 rr,s. ,s,o
hoAsH None In the msrlet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
HAKusAoFURxp By Fese<
S. NGRUDER'S SONS,


DH0ePHoPHRUUAn GuAN0, varsntsd contain PER esna
Of Annon. .SS = 70 PEI cent Of s0as PhosPhss Of LIS
BONN ASH aCAHo warranted V sssais per cent Of Ammo
ton Of 5000 D., go W.
GROUND BoEI ASH containing u sop esnisf Booze noe
phais Lime and esnd 70 hns powder. fes per Of aooe
b., tS o. a = y
and warrant . contain u per cent d Phospha, Line Phes
per ton Of 1000 ~, 90 Cd.
Having been Cor yss sgsy ensassdin he euanorsSs
th. have bean into she country enables
the best ysers for prspsrsonssnd from Jepested
srpsnsu thst hsye been made with ell The Ingredients us
both separately and In cohinson satisfied
VIII Cad yerssu mach cheaper than he Peruvian
when used alone.
ne Peruvian and PAopAane 6saaos used are slssssd viA
rsas s.ss, and avss hd aasyta fhsy are veg
ag and ground 70 Ans powder, aad horesshy aadi1nsas
nlxsd -
We VII tshs pleasure 10 Glowing fsnss Asash our sAshna
nsnt . nerds no secret = tas inps4sss assd o. preesa
nansfactshAG ~ 49, ' =
4 Ms0RUpxRJ eoHA
oesn9 11A ssi osry sHesa,
HD-dy Ushnosd. W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
Prom tbs London Post. June II.
THE AGGREsSIONS OF SPAIN IN ST. DOMINGO

RESULTS rHoA w"
The hitherto complete success CT the spanish iPeu
ton 10 S. Domingo Is an incident oil eul'sr signn
canoe in the present troubled state OF TRANSATLANTIC
poitics II any had predicted such an event hve
years. or year sgo, he would have been simply
regarded luustic. But We live in strange times
Political changes Of the most momentou' kind are every
cay taking place aroand u.s. Who could Lave predicted
two years sgo that Northern ana southern iAy Touu
at this day have been united under one sceprei who
could then have fcreseen that the great American Ne
public would now have been spit asunser anu une
sing sections be busiy preparing Tor deadly o1nn,Ss
Yet more remarkable than the reanxiuon oi .so urea
Of Italian unity, and more remarkable tnan tne grave
fact Of American disruption, Is the sudden ana appH
emily nexplcabe revival OF sPanish energy ana enter
prise the very field where they were once most prom
neny displayed. IL may be said. indeed, that but Tor
the crisis in America, We should never have heard oil the
st. Domingo expedition.
may be said that President LinconS difficulty Is Mar
shsl 0Dopnes opportunity; and this is undoubtedly the
case. 1t easy 10 imagine what fefment would nave
been created at Washington had sueh an ehpeauon
been attempted tWelvemonth sinoe. Inc spanish gov
erument woud have been told In the plalnesI terms
that must not presume upon any pretenoe OF under
any circumstances, to extend us ooninio1s IN sne We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
rrNNFSSEE RONnS-

The Comptroller Of Tennessee announces that tho
interest on all State bonds, bonds upon which the
state NAV be liable, will be paid in this CITY The inter-
est on our bords has heretofore been paid in New YORK.
nut the existence OF the has prevented being done
this year. and the legislature had to make provision for
he pay ment Of the interest here.
fne Treasurer of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Company also gives notice that the interest on the
bonds of that Company will be paid at the shce In this
city on Of the coupons accompanied By the
certificate Of the STATE Comptroller that the payment viii
be isgll.-NasAyills VHioa, sfh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

ovros % re WHBe. July 9. lsu
n0rw 0nNnRp0R

0vUos % sz1 WHIo, July 8. 1891
DocK ooNMKRCE
The following 10 Q statement Of the business of the
lehnoad Dock, for the last TIRES months:
sodrd-tS2 coal $500 bags eeGs 1888 bus aorp bJ7O
unoer 4t bills % hhds do $40 se
SOL sacks salt I'll shingles 700 bu, shes so tons railroad
on l0 do PIG aad scrap lol hhds 81 ppos
$50 u 81 bbs plaster, bus rravs
To- boxes, bundles aud bales OF merchandise
No Of sfIivais ,0l, cIearauces 100
rdrd-s ov3 Tbs n,ar 900 tons iron 100 bu, II on
950 hh tobacco and Qncladns foreign shpn AZ
rks' MID DO, iosIs bus vhess M copper ore % tsss
NALL.
heard.e: bus corn, 100 unb.r a4 bas wheat 5000 he
0xoard-iese hhds tobacco ti26 pt nfd do 500 GIL
etc. &
No Of arrivals 10. eearsnesss6.
-.
S1i bus corn s0ss COAL lss feet lumber and
50 cords sosd,
Cut,r1rd--D00 bis -four.
No. II arrivals 10, clearanees1G
TIE PBovEsDRR TRADE.
The following Is 3 comparison Of the quantity Of long
fors. vsy s the publ scales In this ely on LIST April 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
DIED,

On weduad.y srd Of july RI0HAlD infant eth. Rev.
Gravs Da4hieiL
But little thta week bef1r- the mother ehd pre-
ceded hin 10 the tomn departure on BY hf
Immediate relvs hut by hIerds has si ned ia
We her, shen 10 yes pas she graeed the uIy ,res 90
Seminary Hi In recording the death Of MIS- Dsshis aIa
conscious hatthe common argua Ct prAse
the oe.,an Nothing more nssd ..i1 sa that ot,
qaet spirit shoh 10 the hsh Of Co.. great pres.
% een Jay pYrnr the int rDThED PfE ipln. son CT
and kOtA ONAMBsRL AYNE, aged II dA,I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
nratn or mac Corsrnor OF Nor,h Carellna.

The ed intelligence Ct the death OF Governor Ellis, Of
North Carolina St the Red Sulphur Springs, 10 this State
has reached cur cY Tbs event vas net unanilcpsiei
b1; cannot, nevertheless Is regarded as than pub
lie calamity, occurring al tEae wen the se1nty needs
tho lives Of al her brave and highsprted son sac as
be vas. Our sister state will long lament his loss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
Extract Of letter received In Charleston, dated
~ uLIyIRpoot June Is. 1851

1--WE have the news Of the blockade Of the ports but
hardly think that this country will allow the cotton trade
70 be nterered with vhen thu next crop comes to mar
iet England must have cottpn, and yl take stsp no
doubt TO get Il without any nxthern intsrfsrsnee wheu
the tme comes For Che snt, the blook.de Of the
rorts does rot affect her, but las N hope In sbor ms
he North ,eeipg the determination ofAs South 70 form
an independent Copfsderscy well sstted VIII socspt
viii o9od g,a what she night DO eo1pslsd Atsf sn,
IN submit TO-" - ,.-,-u - 2
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CIV L 1L&G TIC TIE Gel
LOTT GRAYS," At THE NAVAL HOSPITAL.

- Ia
LOTT GRAYS," At TIE NAVAL HOSPITAL.
To the Editor Of the Whiy;
The * spoken Of below was conveyed by se21''-
ton Of the Richmond Grays. to whom it had been sent
for presentation, and presented with the following note
ead the annexed response was made by Capt. L:us r.
Boissieuz, ueon ltg receipt:
AcAarxY BpI1pIs9, Norfolk, Va,
June goth, 1854.
Captain Lours F. BorssIKUx, Commanding the Elliott
Grays," Naval Hospital:
DIR srR-I have bad forwarded TO me, by Ars. +.
W. BEDFORD and her laughter Maggie, of Manchester,
ve-y handsome Confederate Fsg wrought ~ their own
Lsadr which am requested present 10 your corpsen
their behalf As testimonial OF their regard and their
Animation OF the gaAautr and patriotism exhibited by
yourself aud the yoapg men Of aanLe9tsr who cons'i'
ue your corps 10 the prompt and eager rePOlss Shcb
you made to the call of your State in the hour OF need
and Of trial I. sJris pleasure TO convey the same
TO you by ierp.gdon from my corps, the klchmond
Gnys.
This bright als, now the emblem Of nations glory
and possr aud the proud standard Of American free
dom, may ye chsllenge your nride and your devotion,
aud awaken the highest energies Of ypBr souls as under
is folds you arc summoned TO strike for Jour homes and
your altaFs Remember that lis the gilt Of mother
and deRqhsr-two names which are dear 70 the hearts
Of us all since they are the sweet words Of our house
holds and the memsntoes OF the happy scenes of child
hood, Of mluhsS, end of home. Iwill not ask you to
defend |, with your lives. se.s proudly in the fight
bot will simply place in your hands as prsceps toen
of love froo. Tpyr home feeling assured that you
would struggle for bFy a9d the precious rights Of
fresnsn under no standard iearess apd more de-
votsdly than urser this.
Very truly yoar friend,
WIN ELLIOTT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

Coon Erws FROM IsDAsL-The following extract
from letter written BY an intelligent and weiniormeo
gentleman residing in one Of the richest counties Of
Southern Indiana only oorroboates what we have heard
before from this section:
"Tbs scales arc beginning to fall from the eyes OF the
people in this part Of Indiana They are becoming rest
less al the prospect Of total destruction OF their South
ern trade and you before ep.amn supporters oil
t,e present despo.ism will be among the things that
vsre Our trade Il almost exclusively With the South.
and il the present policy of the Government long per-
ss,ed in our destiny viii be theirs also Rest assured
II this county can be taken an index and there Is no
change. twolthrds Of Indana-I meat Southern Ind
snaere three months rolls round will be In open rebel
Uor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

,lor xsrshs writn y he 4psdn 6tsis aasstts fsp
pichnond that President psvk be- suihessed ~ ss
o. q TIVE ssinaaA y !ss~ Y Mn 2 vstHA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

n %LOsr-Ou Saturday evening,
4S14 between the f. Cha les Hotel ana sln rre- Sun III
suadlt ned up and mark IS containing ID no art
% - ear oe sod ger ibs arsvsrd viii 10
sb ~ me wig once. iys-lL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

THR Boris HoAx.-Ths N. Y. Tribune thus confess
es that it became the victim Of hoax In the publication
of letter that profssssd to be from the Hon. John Mi
Bolts and contained statements that we're important
If true: t fs.a. u 80 z.
From general acquaintance With the handwriting Of
Mr. Bolts. We were convinced that the le1<er signed
with his name which Nc received from WskAugton on
Tuesday last and published In our columrs yesterday
was really bis, and IN that belief We laid Il before
compsring The handwriting with rndoubtsd specimens
Of that OF Nj Botts ~ We yesterday enabled "a
do We are led to believe that the letter d forgery.
tbs came tina W yesterday caused Inquiries 70 NJ .ds
for NJ, Bs,ss wscs;.aS, .si' % ooula MOI b dis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
BANK OF PRILLlPP!,l
Ju.Y 9. 1851.

BKNk " PHILLlPP!,I
, Ju.r Q. 1851
Whereas Hsuee having beea given "A, second dsY Of
june 1851, Of the sppioaeh Gfsn invsdLg amy Phpp
Wa aoVg a b's. 70 remove the funds Of heBAIE d
Rank pasIstssvs W. .pd vn shus vspsn usl pses
shall 30 ~ Upon E ocaon ant ortssd b. Ne oonvsaos,
wsfss ie accession % advise al he6ns ths notes Of the
jy9--dive3sl W PkYsE osxhisr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
nnurJ.NT FEAT OF TBE FLoRIDIANsl

Crn,R KrYs. Fla, July The scbconeTs Fanny
R.,sdv and Three Brothers, Of New Orleans. and the
ni,, Branch Of Mobile, al recently captured BY Lin
on. cruisers and sent as prizes TO Key West were re-
injured OF Cedar Keys the Sd list BY the Florida
forces. Lieut.. Selden, o. 8 and nineteen sssmen'
were taken prisoners and nave oeen ssS CsS,, Ks md
viii be sent home.
Z wrips GAowIss IN rHi srsrKrs on NEW Iolk
s;ch vss nlucked I'D from one Of the principal streets
Of New York city, Tho gentleman, who sent is enclosed
in Letter 70 relative in this city, says such thing has
not been seen before 10 the vicinity where was pluck
a IN FORTY years He represents the city q being on
The brink Of ,un-almost every branch Of buspfss q
sAgnassd While curses are being heaPed me sunsre
.:s.. -.s Srou the county. Nst York h~ sssn hss
brightest DAY, Gsllen mat fNll-Ssl~A Exporter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

TIE wEArHrh.-Auother cheated .srmr commenced
yesterday The aercuEJ rOee high Up in tAs niness,
and Precipitation ekled freely down the cheeks Of obese
people. The temperature really oppressive and al
disPosion to lccouote" except in pursuit Of "oool
place" Was efec'uuiiy si>.i..a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

The quantity veIsh,d NON 1 Jasu, 10 Ih July, t7
Bay CTS de- Oats and 10 do shueks against s hay fi
do Gs and IS 70 bhueks, time Lass yea.
Toe receipts Of bed hay from the lator, BY railroad and
cal for the past six month"; smouatsd 70 same lime
lssty 1911 balsa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

y PSnUG JUGi YoR cooLrrd wArER
We have hand suppy 81 the vhic. ss
Ing and - We have no Ire every fsu should have sr
0an q KEHsnB PARIS P.stsry,
b9 Carasr II In tnd Carr sjlcs>L =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

The following comparison Of the quantity Of long
fog. vdyh.d sE the publ scales In this ely nom ia April
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
TIE FOURTH AT OLD JAMESTOWN.

With high esteem, yours, a.,
= Louis F. BoIssiEux.
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|P'%sssiT - - =" - = ~ . r,A...s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the MILTON at o.. Foxs.

VIII stste to my lends and tho pr5Iirfsr es,..a
ID Josfice 70 myself that one Of etrseusts -.
mamie OF Edward Savage. who Processes to- be a x -
does has Caused 20 be pubshed sceh adsertisrnst
about o. fox's GIN BOOK Store sad Brass Jeuelrr
Do You think mach Of such \ man Who trvs 20 a.
lnre one who never in any say tried infure him
IL s nothing more than jealoss IN business in.tt.. -
Now will state that fOr the pssf three ,earr m,
Miscellaneous Look trade, and such presume L..
been the ith Mr.. Sasages, has been very sm.I
scarsely nothing 10 speak Of And where has tbs
trade gomez To Now York and PHILADELPHIA 10 fha
Gin Book Store Of Evans. aid protection 10 m If
when VAS in New York made arrangements with
Publishers for Books at very low and made A.
rangements with one Of the largest publishing hous
IN New York To get me a catalogue. which has been
publihed- Now will state TO my friends and eusto-
hsfs OF the Western States, thai have Zoe Gold
Jevelry any house bas and the largest zines, and
best selected stock ofauy house in the City
IN lev days shall receive . very hne addition %
my PRESENT stock in the way Of Silver Tea sets 0oId
watches, Silver Watches and all kinds Of the lest
eeeted stock aud all parties buying books from me
VIII give them 2 per cent. OF Of nv Catalogue uhieh
do not wish TO take their gift Ny Gin Book bu.ip...
!. o,Ahuetsa on n di1srenf plan from other ho.ses-
~ tnr uni@ the GIT - given will show them
plank look IN which the gin Is written IN black ink
anu numbered 10 correspond with the number ON tie
goods and Specifying the article, and thev are nj
satisfied with their gifts / will take "A Is rer e-nt
from what they paid for the books and viii suarEut-s
all or my patrons thai they Nfli lie we'll sati.e,I
Call al o. tox sud buy yOrr Holiday Pre-est. 4
nave nne stock Of Children. Ladies and Gents Furs
aud aside from Books what s there mere useful th.n
furs In his eiinates Gail early befre the s,ar 1.
crowded, il always 4 Holidays Now T. the tIms
TO make your selections. aud Wh sell you al Kind,
which keep lower than any other house.
Joliet, Dec. 2s. Iseo. nsss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23
suir Msst,ns. OF the wan County
Medical Society.


The society convened at the ONCE OF DR..
Mckay IN hockport, an hour after It's reg
liar time of assembling, DR.. 4. r. Willard,
Vice President In the chair. The following
rembers we're present, Drs. johnson, Nc.
Wv Woodruff, Mccain and Thomas
On motion DR.. Kelly Of Michigan, was
;ovited TO take seat with the society.
Or. Willard then read an article on the
formation of Blood Corpuseles, which was
followed BY very spirited discussion, on
topics Of interest to the regular practitioner
Ofmedicine.
On account of the irregularity with
which the hour of assembling had Of late
beeu observed by some oft members and
the entire neglec. tf the meeting by others,
had led the more jealous friends of the So
riety 70 apprehend that the war spirit was
obsorbipe the interest and distracting the
a,tentionof the members from the object of
the society.
Ii was thought necessary in order 70 ar
rest the attention Of the negligent mem
hers. 10 so amend article third Of the con>
stitution that il read:
The regular meetings Of the society should be held
-very three months. Special meetiD g may be called
sfry,r ordered by the society the meetings shall be
alternately held in the towns in proportion to the
number q regularly attending members from such
towns"
The following was adopted for discussion
AZ the next meeting:
Resolved, That the toxic effects Of ChlO>
sofLrm is from direct poisoning Of the
blood.
DIR. McCann was appointed to read an
essay at the next meeting.
Ga motion, special meeting was called
for the month Of August.
The society then adjourned to meet at
Joliet, on the ID Wednesday IN Aug, at
the Office of DIR. Thomas, at o'clock p. Nj.
Nearly al the recent meetiRgs have
been thtaiy attended, and or the present
occasion q full quorum came and went,
one by one, before enough were together
At any one time to organize, although the
hour was late, the attendance finally Of the
most active working members, was quite
large and the greatest interest in the pro-
grees Of the society manifested.
HencefUrth the society will hold its reg
ular meetings every three months, special
meetings will be held when called. We
bsspeak for them large attendance and
the mos. beneficial results.
The VIII Coanty Medical Society is
alive, and will make itself felt for good in
our midst. SECRETARY.