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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-23
(from the Printer
Newspaper Sketches.
THE DEvIT,.
By Clifton II Nichols.

tI,a .ro,l, or claws on the Sheet -
(Other people sometimes do the latter
If it were not for him the paper would
not "come out" He sweeps out the
Office. He bGIl1S the fircs-ln appro-
pirate work for a fiend-anl swear~ he
cause some one ha5 nooxcd the kind
hnes! !" IL dos tne 'chores at the
h@,",5e." IIe ''quiets the baby" Yet
his most important duty IS to keep
watch OH the street corner 50 as to be
able to inform the editor when the
sh2rjF Is oyEter tim !
With all this, tae "Deyil' shoulders
all the b&i or smutty jokes Of the edit
or. NVnen the mighty man of the pen
is ashamed OF al expression, and still
desires TO utter it, he says, ''our Devil
says thus anI So" and the poor devil
has to stand it!
Nevertheless the I'D .yil'' is IN i'm
portant per3ouA59 il society. IL at
ten Is th3 lectures. IL treqlant5 con
c.rts, shows AMI the opera; bIt-I
say it more in sorrow thal IN anger
H. seldom attends church. IL pre-
eents himself ut The ticket o.ii;e OF the
a,,,,.,,} }, ~, h.. ..Iin.un r.,assaI NV
.,,~,,, ~ i, ,nInr,. H., hn sa}.J,n n,s.
sni{.s more tn7n a single sl.rtl As 4
s.nanbar Of ths Press > and 50 dresses
',.',;,,,,,,,t h, ! Intff.l n,itb.,nt
the accustomed quarter. Indeed, he
giyes the the ticket agent no quarter
until he is admitted without the quar-
t,r. Bat oar yDun5 trienl IS not alone.
II. IS t. ml;n Of y 9 ttIant for that
H., s.Wo,n m is WiJA him, all h. AMI
III, "wouln'' pass in and enjoy the en-
t,rt,i,n,,t woi,n. vhateyer it NAV
i, !, ,t2l., down in doses aIternateI
with nn,n1ts and tobacco. For the
DIxil ch.w, Is we'll as smokes, and
snit1 nrof,rseIy upoH carpets wntn he
,t,ts Within reach Of them.
never heard Of a Printers Devil
wAo had ':ri5pn in life" but [ do the
class the Justice to say that, to my
knoyleI.ye, none of them have fallen
very low. some Of these I'd wills, have
daceniel to be mayors Of cities. Some
of them have even let themselves down
i,to C,,rrt,,smnn. 3 never knew
n,n.t, i s.rala himself $, low Is to
bn.2ns = Pre.il.nt Of the United
States
:, m,nh Cor the t,Dyil" I know
the e.aninlI.' Pve been there myself.
Tur oJo~n pr1HrER.n
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. A.'o :. n nr y I.at,T I,' 1r,l.s kn j.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-23

Mr.. Hiles moved to adjourn to Feb.
1st. Lost.
The Board then adjourned to Fri
day, January 25th, at nine o'clock, A.
M.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-23

nary provocation, he murders the town
gossip: we hope he viii escape the
polite and considerate offices of the
hangman!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-23
LUKE \. PITTS,
EDwN BENTLY,
Committe.

On motion the vote on the order to
change the boundaries Of the Town OF
Dexter, Hemlock, Rudolph and Cen
+ralia, was reconsidered. Vote on
-" ayes 4, nays ?.
ORIGINAL orue.1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-23

Received of Joseph Whitney seven
ty five dollars, for expenses fer trip to
Chester and for cost.
Chester, January 26, 1860.
L. i. KIpP.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-23

Chester, January the 26, 1850.
Rec of Joseph Whitney Draft on
the Bank Of Chester, for 500 dollars
for Miss. NJ. Gordon.
4. p. KIPP.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-23

:. This fills the column.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-23
State of Wisconsin, !
" ood County. o.

| hereby certify that the above re,
ceipts are true and exact copy (ver-
batlm) Of the original given me by
Mr.. Kipp, and which original receipts
are now III my possession.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE SPECIAL SESSION.

SENATE.
fREpERICK, July g. 3l.-Thirteen Senators answer
ed to their names to-day.
ar. h1MMELL offered preamble and solution
setting ioTth that in view of the almost unauimou
declaf alton ol Congress that the present war wa
not oeiog waged 10 subjugate the South, but onlv
10 assert the supremacy of the Constitution, tn
people OF Mary land ought not to heed the intem
petate oec!aratons of few members, but ought Il
maintaln The position of the State in the Union
aua should dIscnunteBance rebellion in all its rms
Lsld over under the rules
The Senate then ad >urued.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
tofly-nine members responded to their name
to-day. 1900 e
MT BRIscoE, Of Calvert county, offered mes
sage 10 the Senate. proposing the appointment o
committee of three from each chamber tc
arrange the time ard place of adjournment
Adopted. '1 -
In the remarks with which Mr. Briscoe preraced
tne introduction of the resolution, he said that
the present attitude Of the State and the power.
less condition OF the Legislature rendered an early
solournment most polite and d. esirable.
!, Inc SPECIAL Committee appointed to investigate
,he an airs OF the MARYLAND Penitentiary reported
that the financial affairs of the institution were
much embarrassed by the penaing difficulties, and
estimating that an appropriation of S25 900 will be
necessary to carry it through the next twelve
Leave was granted Mr.. maxwell to Introduce a
oii 10 amend the stay law, and to Mr.. WALLIS to
introduce bill to provide for the collection ol
awards OF taxes in Baltimore, and to extend the
time OF limitations thereto. Also to define the
location OF personal property subj ct to taxation
The House then All burned.
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all cases of alleged violations law has finally adjourn
ed lts session without finding prrsrntment or in
th d t 30 otaer preceding against them, either o
'hem ana the President of the United Sta5es being re
queSted by resolution House of
70 communicate the grounds, and evidence fol
ner arrest and has declined so to do he
cause he Is advised that ncompatibe with the
nc INTERESTS and whereas since these proceedings the
sac cizens with Others have been by force and against
tlr Wits transported by the authority of the Govern
en OF the United States beyond the State of MARYLAND
ana the jurisdiction of that Court which their constiu
uona ght to claim, and subjected to an ndef
M, h"le'eSS ana cruel Imprisonment in fort
other military place unfit for the confinement of the
zen ac remote distance from their families ani friends
duu hlS without any accusation Investigation or trial
whatever; " ~
And whereas the constitutional privilege Of the writ of
oeo$ corpus has been treated with contempt mill
ry ccer the pred dcesSor of General BAns has taken
upon himself the responsibility wul disobedence to
Ie "rlt and the privilege of the same now continues
suspended thereby suoordiuaag the civil to the mill
tary power, thus violating and overthrowug the Cons
thtlon OF the United States setting IN in its stead
mlth,y oespotism; and whereas the Congress of the
eu states regards the acts aforesaid and pal
pane violations OF the Constitution the United States
Sa he's TO the liberties OF free peoples there
Resoirsd That the and imprisonment of CharIe
Il?"ard' william Ii Gatchell and John W Davis and
others, without warrant and process of law il G4rrn
tituuoha and illegal, and they should without
delay be released their remitted to the prouer
Juuica tribunals to be lawfully heard and determined
81. MI BINGHAM raised the sa me point of order that
tanned. ~ '
/ Several minor bills were referred to their proper
commlttees-such as bill to provide for the
ln1htnF payment OF troops; bill to grant honor
aoe discharge to volunteers; to establish an ar
mory at Cleveland; to regulate resiqnations fro,,
tne Mitary Academy at w est Point; for the relief
OF the widows of certain officers; to improve the
sanitary condition of the army; for the care and
restoration to their homes of wounded soldiers to
establish postal route, aad to print 10 O00
copies OF the decision of the Attorney General nm
the suspension OF the hubeas corpus act. Adjourned
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Threatened Attack on Cairo

CHICAGO, July 30.-A special despatch to the
Tribune, from Cairo, says there rumors of the
Confederates approaching and an intended assault
on Cairo. They are keeping the town and camp
in foment of excitement, but are never traced to
reliable source. Our scouts report that large
bodies of mounted Confederates are daily coming
up through Sykesville, the terminus of the Cairo
and Fulton Railroad, and concentrating in the
vicinity of Watkins Camp, 40 miles from here
They threaten our position at Birds Point. Our
troops encamped there doubly vigilant, and, in
numbers fo9 andwar munitions, thoroughly prepared
quincy, H., July 30.--The ID Iowa regiment has
oeen zee Wi'hqrawn from the west end of the Hannibal
Snd Tn d. Joseph Railroad also, Co. Cookers and
Road. This leaves two regiments Of infantry and
one of cavalry guarding the road between Hann
bal and st. Joseph The removal of those troops
no oouot mas a close connection with the recent
reports from Cairo and Birds Point
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FROM FORTREss MONRoH

FORTRESS MONROE, July 3O.-Capt. Fitzpatrick,
formerly of Col. Duryea's regiment, arrived this
morning from New York with a company of one
hundred mounted rfemen
Cavalry have been greatly needed in the vicinity
of Fortress Monroe, and it is to be hoped that this
branch of the service will be strengthened.
The time of the lst regiment Vermont militia will
expire on the I'd of August. They will probably
take passage to Boston in the steamer S. r. Spaui-
ding. Colonel Phelps will accompany his regi-
ment, many of whom will, it is thought, return to
the war.
Col. Aliens examination has been brought TO a
close, and the will be referred to the War De-
partmeDt.
Gen. Butler, it is said, is about to make hastv
visit to W ashington.
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Invasion of Iowa by Secession Troops,
,BuaLikGroS, Iowa, July 3l.-Advces from the
State have crossed the boundary. train has
started with men and arms to repel them.
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PHILADELPHIA July 3.-Flour dull Wheat inactive
but STEADY Corn firm at 60 cts fer white and So cts for
yellow. Whiskey advanced to l719@4lS cts
ALBANY, July 80 Flour in moderate demand
Small parcel white Michigan wheat sold 25 Rye-
rates 1900 bushels at 60 Oats lower-saIes are all
Chicago 1000 bushels at 20 %ld 80 cts Corn duu and
unchanged; al u cts for West mixed aoat and in car
lots: sales 42 900 bushels. Whiskey-no sales
OSWEGO July 30.-Flour unchanged Wheat duu
parties apart in views; Chicago spring Sc cts and Mil
waukee club at 80 cts; sales 3 900 bushels Milwaukee
Gno on private terms Corn dull; sales Is 500 bushels
~ LIMOS n AT oiH cs' Other grains quiet Lake imports
Li wheat Is SO bushels Exports-l 27O
nns nour o. 200 bushels wheat so 900 bushels corn
flour. ~ '''e7'' '''oo ooi''
BUFFALO, July 3o.-Flour uncbangad Wheat o,;et
% @ ~; ,i ssumsaes 'Wo bushels red winter at 81 cts
45IoO bushels at 81 cts COO nshels chnee do %
Gus. oa.s easer-saes 100 bushels at % cts ,Cbis
KEY nominal, at l4h@l5 cts. Imports-6 ono h5, 1nn
ousheis wheat ZOOo bushels corn Canal ex
1000 ibis flour, "A 600 bushels wheat o. non t, Is
corn, 90 900 bushels oats. % 'ooo ousheis
CHICAGO, July 30.-Four dull. Wheat do,;.., =,
ct; sales at 674Cd6S cts. for No. 63k asa cts co.
2 in store. Corn declined sales at rs cts o M s9
Oats quiet Recepts-4 500 bbls flour 63 ooo hroai
wheat, 334 900 bushels 26 000 bushels oats
ments-l 600 bbs -four, 122 600 bushels corn On oppr
bushels Freghts easer5k Cts on corn to Bu,fao
Exchange unaltercd
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET July 2o-sperm
We notice more inquiry for Sperm since our last th
demand being Doth Tor home consumption and export
The transactions for the week
quotel 900 bbls in parcels for export at l25 cts
and to trade $50 bbls good at l25 cts and asa do
interior at 12J cts. gallon The market closes with
further inquiry.
WHALE The transactions in Whale have been who'll,
for export for which notice sales of 400 bbls i,
Iarhayen, at Al cts, and in New London 0OO bbis
at Al cts. per gaon-all purchased by house in thi
city.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, July 3l.-Flour is heavy-sales Of Ia 900
bbls Wheat s m-sales Of 0o0 bushels red 81 IlG
LA Corn is steady-tales Of $4,000 bushels at 3sG<S
cts for mixed. Pork generally closed buoyant; prime
I" "hr"i 3a'eovado aE@sk cts, Coffee shrs, RosIn
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MAJoR-GENERAL MCCLELLAN
lSignedl s. WILLIAMS,


FROM GENERAL BANKS COLUMN
NO secession Troops in the Vicinity of Hnr-
Per's Ferry--Rumored Approach of Gen.
Johnston.
SANDY Hook, Md, July 3l.-The camp is quiet
and orderly to-day and there indie ations of
any Confederate troops in this vicinity. General
Banks and staff are busiIy occupied in forming his
army into brigades. The present position chosen
shows great degree of engineering skill by Cap
Ferry, and easily and quickly can be made almost
lmpregnable. Our batteries all in position
Some attention is beirg directed to Leesburg in
consequence of the rumored sParoach of General
Johnston with large force. Scouting and recon
noissances are actively kept up. The Ferry Rail-
road Bridge will be Immediately rebuilt.
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES

eo ,to srlct orders to be promulgated prohibiting
Herdid oPo' 'S'-ooF' Nen fofH
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Affairs Across the Potomac.

ALENANDNIA, July 5I.--I ut MIIltary UOm issiOr
appouted to try the case Of WIN. Murray 81 New
York Regiment charged with the murder of Mary
Butler, on Saturday last, closed their labors lhi
afternoon. Their decision together with the evi
dence has been transmitted to headquarters fo,
approval.
The New York 24th regiment, stationed at Ar.
IinZton Miiis, has torn about hundred yards of
the rair"ad track up for the purpose of construct.
ing preastworks Some of the bridges between
here anc Vienna have been burned. No soldiers
Washington
me Department of Alexandria is temporarily
under the command of Col. Franklin.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

EXPENSES OF THE WAR.-How is it that the war
to suppress rebellion has already cost between
Sl5O,0 900 and $500, 900, 600, when the whole
Grlmean war cost England scarcely so much? Who
pesn made, with such eompsr atiyely small results
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

GUN CoTToN.-Durng some experiments lately
MADE In Vienna, it was ascertained that the guns
ffty-fve times in nine minutes and half with gun
cotton. The cartridge was put into the barrel
without the use of ramrod. The results with
this class gun are said to have been highly satis-
factory.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

The Difference
On the last 4th OF july the receipts OF leadin,
Saratoga hotel we're SS7; ainst 81 400 last wear
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The French creditors OF Spain, after long nego-
tiations, have renounced the interest on her debt
to them Of one hundred million francs, and con.
sented to take the principal, payable in insameuts
within four years.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

LOUISVILLE, July 30.-The United States gun
noats at thus point crossed from Portland bar to
New Albany yesterday, where they are to be
equipped
a despatch from Richmond to the Charleston
Courier, dated the 25th instant, gays Colonel Wade
Hampton, and General E. H. Smith, who were
wounded at Manassas, doing well.
The same despatch says: "rhe Federal loss at
Manassas about 500 killed, 3, 900 wounded, and
1000 taken prisoners. The Confederate loss was
about 300 killed and 200 wounded"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

The death of Abdul Medjids father, Mahomoud,
kept secret, at his request, until a review
pGopped mp, with opera glass in bis dead hand
and his royal robes on, to simulate watching from
the window of tue palace the soldery, who, de-
ceived without exception, cried "Long live the
A,,lt, hni or, nse
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

Newspaper Changes.
The Troy On. ~ Daily Union has been merged
in the B"dget. The paper will henceforth be pub
lished under the united title of the Budget and
Union.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

THE Lottery BusINEss.-We learn, eavs the
Philadelphia Lqai' er, that of the heaviest lot
Co J, has stopped the sale of tickets of nslaUor
lotteries This will be productive of good to hun
dreds of infatuated citizens of Philadephia, who
nave mad dealings of this character. The move
@ ment IS attributed to the difficulty Of making The
payment of the semi-annua ipstaimept OF SIS 900,
which is now due.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

Mr.. Edwin James, tue celebrated criminal lawyer
of London, has compromised with his creditors,
married rich widow named billiard, and left
England forever to seek new fortune in the Uni.
ted States.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

BAD FOR REPORTERS All information 10 regard
10 the movements Of the army are to be hereafter
Kept most strictly private. Any reporter here
after found in the lines. no matter how he is
disguised, is to be most summarily dealt with
Civilians who are anxious 10 witness the next
battle should also bear in mind that it will be
necessary for them in order 20 crafty their curl
osity to ioin one OF the forward regiments and
] shoulder musket.-Phita Inquirer.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-The New York papers
received here contain a despatch from Clarksburg
Western Virginia, of a rumored light between Col
Tyler with force of 5000 Virginia (Unionl vol
un.eers aud ex Governor Wise at the head of
1000 Confederate troops at Belsson. Six hundred
Federal and l,500 Confederate troops were killed
and wounded, and Gen. Wise was retrealing.
give this for what il is worth. If the report is
true, the campaign in Western Virginia is virtually
ended.
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Florida is paying the interest of her State debt
in New York. She does not repudiate. The city
Of Mobile is also paying her interest.
Prince Adam George Czartonzski died in Paris
on the 18th instant, - " 81
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MAJOR GoRDoN AND THE SPoILs of WAR Major
Gordon, of Indiana, took the sword watch snd
| pocket.book, of General Garnet, with him home
and exhibited them in hotels, &c. lie thought ,uch
conduct would make him hero. The press OF his
own party were down him, and after the noble
conduct of General Msgruder in delivering the
brother, with his sword crossed upon his BODY The
Hoosier Maj 1r began TO be ashamed, ard thought
that such conduct was not quite SO heroic as he at
first imagined. The Indianapolis JournoI has made
an exl Ianation for the Hooser Maj r. and We are
willing to let him have the full benefit of it Louis
| pdje Courier
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New YoaK, July 3l.-The Tribune's special
Washington correspondent says: "We learn from
credible source that Fort Fillmore, Texas has
been reinforced by ten companies. Also that Col
Canly has fitted out such expeditions against Fort
Bliss, now held by the Texans, as to make its
CAPTURE certain -
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FROM ST THoMAs.-Letters from ST. Thomas to
the 10th inst, state that business continued de-
pressed, owing to the unsettled state affairs in
| the United States. Money very scarce; the
best paper could not be discounted a couple of
weeks previously, owing TO the scar city Of specie
| In exchange not much doing; sterling was
selling at 4 20 to SO for ninety day bills. On
New York per cent. discount to ore per cent
premium In American provisions the maj ket was
scantily supplied, while the demand from abroad
as great Flour had been sold at $40 to Sl2; corn
meal, Sc. 80 to S7-the former was selling readily
at 50 to 50 so tor Northern brands
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

MORE NEGRO STEALING Colonel Baker, when
he lett Yesterday, did add to his reputation by
! IorciDg the guard and taking negro away with
| him, contrary to stringent order of the COM
mandpg General. The same remark is tue of
| Colonel Duryea. If officers, because they ARE bout
to leave, are to be permitted to do that hich ia
offensive to discipline not to say deceney, then the
| service is not likely to have good name long
| Wash Cor " Y Tribune.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

THE SENnIEs AT FonrRE>s MoYRoE.-The cor
respondent of the New York Tribune saws that the
sentrles on retiring from guard duty ditcharged
their muskets very careiesslv, and adds that the
captain of one of our New York ships, gorg on
shore few mornings since, informed him thst
shower OF these stray balls came flying around his
boat and one of them, still unspent came near
woundlog II not taking the life of one of his men
A gentlemen sitting with lady, day or two after
On the quarter deck of the same vessel, heard the
| their heads.
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| BoLDNEss or THE CoNFEpEEATrs.-The PhilsdyI-
phia Inquirer says:
Since the affair at Bull Run the Corfederates
have became much cmbodened on the Other side Of
The Potomac Every night they pick off few Of
our men. Sometimes small squads of them can BE-
seen within three miles Of our cn:rcrcb cbmerts G2,e
moment pursuit is made they dash off and escape
II Is currently reported, this morning, that ihe
Conederates yesterday capfu! ed six Of our baggage
wagons, almost within sight Of our lines 1t is
dangerous to travel over the road from Alexa2-
dria to Washington alter nightfal. All the trees
between Alexandria and Ar!irgton Heights are
being cut down, to prevent the guerilla Confeder-
ates from conceaing themselves
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

'" lIHuut tAe swami asslduOuS care
an excellent rendering Of the randi from Nozart,s
"ll Re Pastore' with Herr Deichmann as violin
o't'9"to), besides other music, attested this be-
yond question. Why she sroud not still enter on
career, without inordinate prestige Of pretensiop
as the llrS living soprano, but with success enourb
to Keep warm the heart of any female artist. rests
"lth her own will to decide. She was ably yun-
ported bv Signori Giugini and Bellstti. by Herr
QUO QUO uoiasehmidt on the piAnoforta. and Sjynor
AtheHnun ,JtIy G '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND.
,vr,,, ,,,r, CAPITAL $1,000: ,,o,. MO


MONEY received depost Ave dollars and upwards
m which interest viii be paid the rate Of SI osnru
for remaining months longer for shorter
peod Interest al the Of I've per cenum per snnum The
whole joint fund responsible for depo Deposits received and
certificates issued BY the Cashier
DIHECTORS: David ourrie, John Dooey, z H. Maury,
&c. n Burton, VIM G. Paine VIM H. Christian Geo. N. Gvaih-
ney Jas H. HAcke Lewis Gne, John h. Montague, John Il
subet Geo. Sumner Appefsop John j. Wilson, Fslsr
o. Warwick, John o. shater, John Thompson Brown.
ALEX. GARRfTT. Secretary. RoBT I. BRooAI, ossssr.