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to meet the commissioners Of other States in
Washington, on the 9Th Of February next.
III the House
The House concurrcd in the resolution and
unanimously agreed that il all efforts Mt rcconcilia-
ton failed, Virginia would b. with her sister
slayehoiding States.
a Flag o! Truce.
CHARLESTON, Jan. f9-Lieutenant Talbot
has returned from Washington with gloomy IT,
dings.
1t is said that Naj. Anderson has sent white
flag ashore, demanding that South Carolina should
cease erecting Notifications.
WAsiIINGrOS, Jan. 2I.-Mr. Rycs has left
Washington for Virginia, protesting to be fcatly
encouraged at lhr prospect of pcaceablc adjust
mcnt of the present difficulties, at least, so far as
to retain the border States.
All are very hopeful here of final aud pacific
settlement of the whole question,
Indications of Dissolution.
WAsHINGToS, Jan 2l--Indications of an in
cyitablc dissolution of the Union prevail and the
adoption of the substance of Crittcn1on's rcsolu-
tons is now thought to BE- the only remaining pre-
y,uiivc.
The report Of thc House Committee of Thirty
three recommends II convention Of all the States,
with a view to peaccabc secession. To portion
United States property, settle the terms OF com
mcrcial intercourse, and arrange permanently
with regard to the navigation Of the Mississippi
river.
The Georgia Convention.
MLLEUCEyIiLE, Jan. 2l.-Mr. Toomhs's res
oluton, approving Of the course of Georgia in the
taking of Fort Pulaski, passed the convention to-
day, and a copy forwarded TO Gov. Brown.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2I.-Thc Baltimore steamer
VIM jenkins las bccu accidcnty destroyed by
firc al Savannah.
Lou:giana LegiBleture.
BAToE RouGa, Jan ~, II a. M.-Thc mem
hers of the Legislature aud convention are crowd
ing in town.
The Legislature vii! convene NJ ~ ~.
The secession sentiment seems 20 prevail.
There arc very foolish reports in circulation
with regard 20 the coming Of troops from the
&ntth
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TERMS

mt tCRIFTIoS-Fom Dollars pr nnnrm. in ad-
,incc il not paid within SIX Months from th"
'cu n, Of subscribing, Five Dollars. No suhscIip-
10 on taken for p"1iod Of less than siN
.,onths
"lrRT;SJSG. Ga Advertisements inserted at the
be i:s of One Dollar per square Of ;.n lines "T
onsrs for th" first insertion, and Fifty Cents Tor
'..,h nlliional publication. Advertisements
e'tpcauiug Mt intervals viii be- charged each
ay,nc The price Of FRS l@olica'iou, Upon
nstarty Advertisements a liberal discount viii be
.ouadc.
.--TUARY NOTICES. when over q squarc viii be
"~i iarg.d ut the regular rates of advertising.
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Tue "STAFP OF L,PE' A SUBSTITUTE
roa CoAL.-lt Is Il singular fact, gays =
ST. Louis paper, that on crrtnin por-
tions Of the Illinois prairics corn is being
used as fuel in lieu OF coal and is found an
excellent substitute. In the districts re-
TERED to, corn is twelve and a hnlf cents
per bushrl, and coal is - tol7 cents. Not
only is the difference in prisq in favor Of
corn, but a bushcl Of it gives moro Leat
han a bushrl Of coal.
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:
South Carolina Patriotism.

The unworthy arrogance of tho hulr
State OF South Carolina, in dictatinc, 10 oil
the other Southern States what thcy shall
do' and in attempting TO drng them into
rebellion against the Government, has not
been considered by the other States ia all
It's cnormity. The message of her Cover.
nor was an insult to every Sta tc South Of
Mason and Dixon's Line. Common defer.
ence has always been awarded to the mem
bera Of n partnership concern; and de.
cent regard for the opinions of the TARGET
stockh0lder in a concern, has never been
denied, until Soaih Carolina arrogan,ly
spuIned any conference with Virginia.
though she is the largest slave owner in
the concern. The Northern States accord
to Virginia the position, talents and patri.
otlsm, so Indignantly denied her by the re-
bellious little confcderacy of South Caro-
lima!
There are thousands Jftruc-hcartcd, con
scryalivc, and patriotic men in South Car.
DINA, and she can boast come great and
glorious names in gone-by days, But hvr
Revolutionary renown is tarnished by the
many acts of cruelty, visited upon thu
Wings and Patriots of those days, by the
citizens Of South Carolina. Tho Tories
oyer-ran the State in these trying times.
and we'll they might, for it is a fact, atteat.
ed by history that there wore more Torirs
in south Carolina, than in the eother twelve
States in the Union In South Carolina.
1t is well known, that the Tories burned
and pillaged, and wantonly DESTROYED the
property and lives Of the Whiss. who fol
in every direction before the inCuria,rd
merccnaries oftlcir own State. They were
even more rapacious and cruel to their
o'rs coUntryD'ea than were the British sol
dicrs. The descendants of these plunder.
ing Tories, are now leading of in this s..
ccssion movement; and we Of otho border
States, who recollect the spaH of thcir "il-
lusirious predecessors" don't wish to be
led by them, or dictated TO, as to our duty
in this crisis. The vile lcaders"of this ~.
bcfiion in South Carolina, are worthy Of
the ancient renown of their Tory sires.-
But they are not the people to say to the
patriots and soldiers Of Virginia, Tcnnes-
Sec Kentucky, and other galIala States.
what they are to do, and ,rhca they are To
act!-kaorriHe Wig.
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Ia \ very serious difficulty occurred
Tuesday night last, at about ii' o'clock,
the room III which the game Of Rondo
lS being played, between James Stewart,
vi John Masters. Some dispute arose
tween them about a roll of the balls, -
re words passed between them, and final
Masters sciacd Stewart by the hair of
e head, and beat it against the floor in
'ch manner as 10 fracture his skull
.ewart died so,u after, and Masters cs-
ped. itthc city Council viii licensc c lie
'mc OF londo they should employ Il spc-
al Police 10 prcrtu; such o,rHc"nrce IN
INN.
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~ - The splendid passenger steamer
o,AXn ERA, Capt. Ben. B. kouns, will
nbc New Orleans every Monday evening
o Ale xnndria and Shreveport and nll i'll
.ncdjatc landings; returning will arrive
: yhle1andria on Saturdays, arriving at
res Orleans every Sunday evening.
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TEE GOVERNORS MESSAGE


ed at Baton Hougc, on the 2lst inst.
Take it all in all it is 4 very fair docu-
meut. 1t represents the State Treasury
to be in n good condition. Banking and
Railroad Companies the same, &c, n.
We shall merely publish that portion Of
the Message which relates TO the position
which Louisiana has taken in regard to
the Federal Government without com
mCnt:
Their remain claims against this fund yet M
satfcd to the amount Of $3.50 %, which will be
paid by the Treasurer Hs soon ~ the claimants
demand the same TIE vouchers explaining IN
dciafiBy discharge Of the foregoing iIusi nre
duly on file in my office, and ] request the Lcgis-
lat1re To appoint committee to examine aud re-
port ON the same.
In concluding tbs summary review of the do
mcstic Affairs of tho state, permit me To cougrstu-
late you upon tie proofs which surround as that
amidst the troubles of the times her immense re-
sourccs have been yet untouched, and that she
has the capacity to meet with energy, as she hu7
the spnt to meet with frmncss aud determine
ton, the high duties to which she is called in this
crisis Of her political existence.
Ny opinions on the momcrtcus questions
which have con'uiscd aud are destroying the
Federal Union, were fully expressed in my mes
sage al the recent o1ha scsa;ou of the irg.sls-
turc Your prompt action showed how dccply
} IL. 4 II
the threatened destruction OF essential rights and
most vital interests OF tho s,avchodng States
under the forms OF perverted CousltutOn--and
hy the absolute duty Of seeking at once for the
means of scif-pro;cction. The vote Of the people
has since confirm a The f4ih Of their Representa-
tiycs, in legislative and executive station, that
the uuGnid scutiu, rt Of Tire State il for mu.c-
diatc aaG FL, ctNc r,sistarCc, ard that there il
not found within her limits any d.ti,rrurc Of sen-
t,mcnt, except as to minor points Of ,tpcdicncy
in regard to the manner aud time 81 making sGch
resistance, - to give it the most imposing form
for dignity aud success. Our enemies, who have
driven on their conflict with the savcholding
States to this extremity, will have found that,
throughout the borders OF Louisiana, wa ATE ono
pccpio-a p'op'r with one heart aud one mind
Who will moi lie cajocd into mn standonmcn; Of
their right, AMI who cannot be subdrci.
Whatever lirgl:ng hopes might have been
fit hy c,niiiug m,u of the South, that these
III, y. r-sons would hc healed by the voluntary net
Of the people Of the North, wi,hin tine Union,
have disappeared under the accommodating proofs
that III, Nurthrru ruginrity il iuui,c,b'r M
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Cd Constitutional: Please announce IN
lr paper that if Cot. w. Il. LEWIS
/ consent to become a candidate for
Office Of judge of the District com
ed Of IN, parishc. of Rapidcs, Natcbi-
hes, Winn and Sabine, he will receive
warm support Of the
,-,T,T,p., ,,F- I,NuTTI--,
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The Legislature Of Virg ma.
sD l5lG SP.IItP.

ErcHIoNn. Jan. 2l.-In the Senate Of TIL leg
is'a,ur cf Virginia today ths report cf tn Com
n.,;oo on Federal relations passed by vo,o Of
forty against FIVE.
An sm,u uJm'ut was sutscquout'v aided, p.o,
u. . ~ ~ ,nrnn.r-.nt II - -.-.r ---re!
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5',E' The iiue passenger packet RA-
spES, Capt. J. G. DowTy, with {. j.
,-Rsrow in the office, will arrive at Ah'y-
hrin every Saturday, and leave for New
s.1us every Monday. An
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q The magnificent Steamer Grand
llc, Capt. AppIcgatr, with the attentive
courtcousgi 'crd. Ucl'os in the, office,
be- down on Monday ncAt, and will re-
j. on Monday following. Persons wish
to take passage for the city, or any
bit below here, will do wc!l to bear this
mind.
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oaus dailic8. Both steamers will leave
place for New Orleans tomorrow.
|,NEATHER AND RIvER.-1hc hyper
can state of the weather for the greater
Of the week has been anything but
asant to ones "pheclinkS." We
lld suggest 20 the clerk Of the weather
he would Ice accommodating rs a
5s should b,---to modify the tcmpcra-
little, MS it is quite unbocominS the
Iuny South"
I'D Rcd at The present time is river
is Il river" but for the past icw days
been yyccling-not seeding .as some
lac States have been doing of Iatc---no,
! AIRY Rod" save the few reds from our
kcts. The steamboats, appear to be-
Ins Il HonishinS business, rs every
amer downward bound is loaded to its
post capacity.
| y We have DELAYED the is.u, Of our
bcr to-day. for the purpo.e Of ,-iyinr our
dcls the result of the action of the S,atc
ynycntion. BIT no boat arrived in time
10 SO. Itvill be- in onr next
- - - -,
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,,.1,g II r..,... 1....
I.o,,n,:.,. 'a,..,I ,,,,a -. -. r..r
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~ a blooming young widow, living
in one Of the southern states, which "a
strongly Tor secession, sends word, through
a lady friend, to a Fpry widower in this
city, but who is not in very good health
at present, that "she is for union :" to
which hc replied "Aud 30 am |, but duo
regard must bc had to tho conati;ui;oa.--
ST. L1uiy BHiict'R.
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THE SoUTH CAROLINA Posi- OP7IcE.--
We are glad to find BY the annexed letter.
received yesterday at the General P9Ss
Office, that the country Offices Of Soath
Carolina are still willing to parronizc Tn
Gle Sans postage stamps;
STATEsUrRG, Republic of >. Carolin,,
jar. ith 1861.
70 Blank and SfamP Ign, Ger0Tl Po't
O&ce.
DEAR SIR ! an entirely out Of stamps
ard, # you think that they are and VIII
continue 10 be good in this Republic yea
would oblise he by sending ne fifteen
hundred three cents stamps, aud oti'gr.
r-rT>e,frlI,', v-ars
4 N-ry!- !-ol -.,->s.-f
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The New York He ali has been award
ed the Post Office advertising .or the pres
cnt year, it having shown an average daily
circulation Of 6TI07. is only competitor
was the Sun. daily grany paper, which
.1l 10000 h.h;al ~
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q The accommodating officers Of The
ry r., mad ". Burton, have again plac-
,,s under Obligations for files Of New
eaus dailics. Both steamers will leave
! place for New Orleans tomorrow.
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4 HhfrY F,mty.-A rru!lemsn .:>r-
elm. through Macll;aAulgh, toIne Ten
years since, witnessed a singular afsoc,s-
ton Of incoagru1us animals. After dinner
the landlord of The inn placed large di4h
Of soup and gave loud whistle. Immc-
diatcly there came into the room n mastif,
m Ancora cat, an old raven, md n re-
markably large rat, with bell about ilA
neck. They all four went to the dia5,
and without disturbing each other, fed to-
gcthrr; after which-thc dog, cat and ra,
lay before the fire, while the raven hoppel
about ;hc.room. The landlord, after nc
counting for the familiarity Of these ami
mails, informed his guest that the rnt wsN
the mos; useful; for the noise he node
bad completely freed his houlc from tho
rats and mice with which it was before
infested.
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CHEF JUsTICE TANEY.-The Wash.

CHEF JUSTICE TANEY.-Tho Wash
ington States says
A. a dinner at the Presidents, given to
the judges Of the Supreme court, Chiet
Justice fancy remarked that he should
administer the oath Of office to Mr.. Lin
c.,n, if he was obliged to 90 to Springfield
to do it.
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A lady who lives near LockPort, H., lost
her husband, two sons and abrothcr by ths
Lady Elgin disaster. Five years ago shr
lost three children by the cholera Fit
teen months ago she lost daughicr. Out
Of seven children she las one and only ono
child left. In prnuIy and poverty Snd
pinching want, She lives, destitute dfclotb-
ing, almost, with a cherries shelter and =
heart ful! Of grief.
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TUE NEAVE,r Man ~ THE NoaLu.--
This individual, !; appears, resides in Lou
isyillc The Courier Of that city puts:
him as follows:
Yesterday poor woman living in the
lower part Of the city, had n load Of coal
.cnt her by the distributing comnittec.--
The woman lived at the house Of man
named Kavanaugh, who turned hcr cut ct
doors and kept the load Of coal, bocauro
the woman was unable to pay hcf ront.--
such a man as this * too mean tGf,Yo in
civilized Community.
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Fulther nor, Baton Rouge
Proceedings in tiIc House OF re-?
rCECEGtItiIcS.

BATON RoUCE, Jan. -, II y. I.-Thc House
was called to or2'r at 9 o'clock this morning fly
five members being present.
Afr an eloquent prayer hy Il y. M Liuiicld
til" join. resolution came up. approving and us'i-
fyiuc IA course Of Gov. Moore in sczing the
property Of the Federal Government located in
thr S.a.e of Louisiana, aud ;cndcIiug him the
thanks Of the Legislature.
Mr.. Al:Ta offered a resolution dispensing with
so omuch ofihr House rub. number -, which
requires thc chif cll!. 20 keep bill book in his
own Handwriting, ard P'oyiding for the appoint
uent by the Speaker of special bi.l clerk.
Mr. BIrthaupt, f.om The Committee on Con,n-
gen, Lzp,nsrs, rpolt.d tavorably upon Nh Ne
Fees resolution, with regard to travelling aud
investigating committees, whose business j, is 70
look into banking an other institutions
The resolution reads: That no committee Of
this House shall lcava tn" capital Tor the purposc
Of Transferring their duiis unless specially ordclcd
but shall lave fuil power to send for books and
papers, in order to obtain th" necessary intorma-
ton to enable them =, report"
Much discussion bare ensucd, when the yeas
aud nays were called, with the following result {:
Y'ay 81, nays =
~ Wa Learn that the Gin Iousc Of r.
G. Compton Esi. was burnt on Thursday
laft, at nid day,with about IS bales ofcot-
ton. The fire is supposed to have origj-
mated through the danpness Of the cotton
n .hr =. gr7r3.ei 70 b r'r'l7 l1-1.ai
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Many poor wonG1 thiIka bic can do
nothing without husband; and when Size
ce', cue, finds che con r. p~:hirs with
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important from Kentucky.

FRANKFORT. Jan 22-The Legislature Of Ken
tucky il still in session
In the lIous, to-day resolutions were offered
in yicv OF men and money h'ng rendered tie
General Government by the Aoithcn States
tia; tn" people of Kentucky viii unit with re!
Southern brethren to resist The invasion Of South
crn soil at AL hazards.
Whatever attempt be made ofa warlikc charac
ter against The South. Krnlucky viii be with hcr
sister s'avchodug States in defending our section
against ihr raids Of The common enemy
Ihr rc.nlniinn nns..h hv z yntn Of Z To- G
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y We have delayed the issue Of our
per to-day, for the purpose Of giving our
dcls the result of the action ct the S,atc
nycntion. BIT no boat arrived in time
10 So. Il viii boz iu orr next.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-21
PARgIB POsRDEXTER,

ATT OISEE Z Z AT Law
EgchmORd Gay, Va.
gTiL ,a--c1 Cog-ss held IN he City Of Richmond,
W aaa Of Crsgcraeld Hsnrioo Nad PowhstAn
CIcs &C 7s css cf,ih PeSl 1ad Main Streets The
Eto-s -f V-sr Ws.k.r & Go. dc90-iy
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NATIONAL MoNus sENr SOCIETY.
n,s


At meeting OF this Society," held this day. the follow
ing resolutions were, on motion, adopted
RssoiDea That in the death of this eminent mau, bis
country has lost citizen whose genius learning and
elOqueIco have loUg been honor TO the American
naue ani whose patriotism was ever iervent aud deVo:
ted rou caly youth the close Of long and respect
ed f that the American Bar hss been deprived OF one
of Its most shining ornsEaehss this community o. mem
bar whose high sndowments moral and intellectual,
woro seuroo OF honest pride TO it for half century,
and his connexions and friends Of wise aud a.ctonste
counsellor, ever ready with his aid and guidance.
sso!ged That this Society ieel with peculiar scnsi
by their share in the general bereavement occasioned
by this drpensAton of Providence they mourn for an
associate in their bors, among the foremost and most
constant in wskeDing his fellow citizens to their pious
du,v 10 the memory Of the Father of his Country
esolVe1 Taat in manifestation of their respect for
the memory Of the deceased this Society will attend bic
iuacrll in bcdy, and will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days J. o. BRENT
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------"Alllha reasoning povsrs dlYiuo,
To ponetrste, fesoive, combine,
And feeknqs keen and faneY's rinkfH--

lego sessse and suble tho most captivating eiocu.
ton though li'tlo aided by gesture ch bat never re-
dundant iliusr ons drawn fom extensive and various
reldiug, hyed in memory sinEularly retentve and Al
ways applied with accurate judgment and IN pure sGe.
We see bin discussing pe1lcxfd case driven from
one roiut TO another, and az lsagsh, after On sx-
bausug conies. OF many days king refcge and fud
ing victory In come new position We scs him engaged
In some suhordinae topic of civil ghtl OF no inrn c
importance but clothed wi dignity by the same eaPntst
exertion OF bis high ehfoFmeet No eii 10 uiad tho
time when there were gins in tha and--;he days Of
Wir. Pinkuey, Webeor, TEzewell Dexter, Ezmet, ard
other bright namss-and we see departed lIend and
associate their admitted peer and the chosen champion
against one or more of them in meay well fought fila,
desoending from the Of the Taps to this forum,
here to do battle with ell bis ssn9t for ssme humble
cz N In some humane Gauss; and often too with no
other reward than the consciousness Of doing good and
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IRON the Lcndon TimeI OF the ieah
THE CHARACTER AND TENDENCY OF TIL
WAR.

when ,be rrest scb;,n IN The American R,ruhlc vas
s- announced one of orr moet ,ihsr,I no,;c;ans 70
no,tSJ IN psrl,msnt tha, so free ana ;,sirsnt No
I 80 the ;zsns of tbs ITnion n;ch ia soor sYrss,sd
~ ao,ts ,bsir a T.rIncss and S;sc.,d ,be rnr.,nrs
sphitrsmsnt Of the swsrd. Never was a nrsdetion
mora signallv flashed by events Alnboue tho dead
,oct NJ tho main srmiep on the Potomac has given am
ye ~, ~ o W. - O. "o,;s,;a a.. - n., q. 80.
pe la.s. -. a,nnsonas or snhsdenop The,e an
now s sSo i =, ~ n.soa 0,r;. IN am.,cs hu, n =
;ns;gDcan. ibat va s,oud never nays been
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TEG5TPE04 BESOWR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

H4etAAoND, VA
VEIILL practise As Courts Of the cities Of Richmond and
~ trrssur INC counties Of Honrco and Chesterfield.
CIc- o. Rcigig Bcck, lf r,glei Sta.c O. T. Eu2-
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gsUSTACE GIBSON,

kTTOR Ely at LA w
yTYIEL pEAOrSE ia ne Courts c! Glss, Mercer Nonros
~ No-tyorry trd Puss sud viii ooec; snd remit pune.
taai.y .cr an claims placed b his aanta.
poe once. G!' Sc Cclrt EcUso "a. lylI-
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AUTHORIZED CAPATAL. $500, 600
TEE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF Tbs CITY OF RICHMOND.
YHyHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample Cash Cap
i.s and Chartered by ~ Lesature Of Vgnia VII receive
Depostes OF Five Dollars and EpN4rdE vsh Interest
Vi. be paid a. the rate Of s< oen reannS
sx months Five eentrm per anuanh II esS than G month";
Interest payable mi-Annual!y, II at4rei
DepoeS received q; their once, ST as nora Of Msss Duke
zsieheson, No. a0kA.n strset.
j. J. WILSON, PrsIldsni. .
A. A uuYcaHoE Treasurer. msll-ly
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~ No advertiser he OoEGdel ed BY The ponh or year
s?sssd TIE Manuscript previously agreed uPoH Do
tHccc tho PaT.ie1.
A. not rS-kea On he copy for sPec.1ed nan.
BE- cns VII be Solnued tail ordered sua ard payment
gxAc.ed Accordingly. "
an thc pa AdyeTgc 4 proper 10 state Gicti,
hs their only extends % tr lrredA.e 6uHinssa Resi-
Hags ~ and a. Other Advertisements sent by Mem 70 be Al
4 a:I'.lcnai G. Arge and n0 yyrguon- -
~ RcA Esle and Gsaer4 Agents Advertisements NOS 70 be
81 year but 70 Be charged AZ the usual rates. snhees
q Hush dsco-ntc g. -hal be ssrcei upon.
~ B55gslels aad yeaEy adYssgs generally, engaging ore
sr sre spaes wh lie privilege OF change shall not he
y,sry svss-e n any Insert than the as at
arse h standing rule under the contract and All eEcee
dng sach a1n5lns bg ehsgyst Rt the usual rates.
Aiversr Inserted a he SeriWeeSy Whlg al cent
~ sauars r igss for The nrst serion and so ceus
Ser square ~E1tiu:s-ca, or n weekly, 3 cents
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Law CARDS
NAYGIs :. ID. CARELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
2ACTIOES n All tse Corrs o. the counties OF Nelson and
Anhsrs; Es v aesd 70 any Ia" busnsss entrusted &c
I'm Il tle ~ iscsst cs.it.s,-
q address, Tye Eiysr EsresOvss .. O., Nelson Co., Va
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

TzRNs:
Daily Paper SPsr anzsrsi Tssky Weekly, 50,
n advance Rscncsi be made A. ma rsk 81 We
P5Shs Il AZ eytenoe taken On The deposi o.
isstSrln 1s PoIt enes containing ne7ey.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

VIZ the oHtcsed ce@ On the agent and get
pamDhIat containing certificates Of cures from
veil KNOWN CITIZENS or CINCIENAI!?
~ scovius Blood and Liver Syrup IS
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF - a
BLFS. ana is PERFECTLY SAFE for chill
DRFE tolea. in case Of sore mouth or eruption
Of the skin. II MOTHERS VALUE the
health Of their children, they should eradi-
cate the seeds Of the disease before it is too
late.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
IMPORTANT TO INYALIDS


Il kno,r that the HyTophosphites will prove not
only ASSURE A REMEDY IN CoNeUMPTIoN as ttnlhlht
Is n TotIrmtleat Fsrtr but also EFF 1UAL PRE-
SENTATIVE as Vaccination in Small PoA.I-D7.
ChurchiTS Lstfsy.