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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
war POlIeY.

When the South inaugurated the war
By the bombardment of Fl. Sumpter, the
enthusiasm of the masses of the people
10 avenge the insult to our much TeveTed,
time-honored flag, was boundless; and
then, or as soon thereafter as convenient,
the President should have marked out a
general policy 70 be pursued during the
war. or as long, at least, as 1t was found
~expedient. At present there is much
difference Of opinion as &c what the gene
raj policy should be, and the President
devotes most of his time in trying to
harmonize and conciliale the discordant
elements. His position as mediator is
very similar to that occupied by Wash
ing.on, during his second term, between
Federalists and Republicans-between
Jefferson and Hamilton. In this p%articu;
lar sphere of action President Lincoln
has displayed great ability. Perhaps no
man in America is so well adapted to
act in this capacity as he is. Conscien-
tious to a fault; firm but mild always
cool; impartial 10 friends and foes. Yet,
aFe think, if he had acted more in the
spirit of Jackson-decided himself what
policy to pursue, and adhered firmly to it
lit would have been better for the pres
ent p~eriious times
There is one party that wants this war
to be waged against slavery. They de-
sire the prime first cause of the rebellion
destroyed and do not wish the Union
restored until this is accomplished. Ano-
Their party are as decided in their demands
that the war shall be conducted for the
benefit Of slavery, or at any rate that the
peculiar institution shall in no way be IN
terfered with. Another party want the
rebellion crushed they care bat little
how, so it is done, and are willing to use
any legitimate means TO accomplish that
end. The result Of the conflicting views
of these parties has been a %perceptable
apathy in many parts Of the country, with
regard to the war. Had the President
decided early in the war, and caused it
to be proclaimed to the country in some
way that could not have heen misunder-
stood, what course he would pursue
either to fight the rebellion, without let
ting the war interfere with slavery, even
incidentally, any more than could posi-
bly, be avoided-or, on the other hand, 20
use the extraordinary powers conferred
by the Constitution in time of war, to
crush out slavery along with the rebellion
in the seeded States, the country would
at thai time have assented to either course;
and the war would have been carried on
with far more vigor than at present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
LEGAL NOTICE.


William s. Horn and Isam IT,
Horn, Compartments
VS..
Wiley Fl. Horn, Joel A. Horn, Civil Action, Dis
James Horn, Elizabeth Nix, trict Court, % sJu-
William Nix, her husband, n. dieial District. Paw
F. Horn. the uDknownheirs Of nee county, Nebras-
Susan Mcdonald, deceased, ka Territory.
and the unknown heirs Of
Nancy Smith, deceased; Re-
spondentS,
Wiley II. Horn. Joel A. Horn. James Horn, Eliza
beth Nix and WiIiiamNix her husband, n. r. Horn,
the unknown heirs Of Susan Mcdonald deceased, ana
the unknown heirs of H2scy Smith deceased, VIII
take notice that William 5. Horn Md Isam 1. horn
of the Territory Of Nebraska. did cd the 4tn gay OF
July, A. D.. 1862, fle their PettioTNn toe JUSTICE
Court. in and for the county Of Pawnee, and IerTitO-
nv Of \ Nebraska, against the said respondents ABOVE
named. setting forth among other things, that Mlley
Horn died i~ntestate, seized in fee Of the following
described real estate. and leaving as her neirs INC
said c6mplainants and respondents. That said Dill
nravs that said real estate, tO-Wit: the South East
quarter. OF section Eleven, in Township One, OF
Ranre Eleven, East. PaWnee county, ~. t. De sol4,
that the debts due fram said deceased be paid out Oh
the same. and that the balance be equally DIVIDED
between all of said eomplainants and respondents.
And the said respondents are further notified that
they are required to appear and answer said petition,
on OF before the Ist day Of September, A. D.. 1862,
and on failure to DC so, a decree viii be entered
against them thereon, in accordance with the prayer
of said petition. WI:
Solicitor for Complainant.
Il is ordered That the shove notice be Pubishedin
the Brcwnville Advertiser for four eonsecutive weeks.
COKBAN BBACKER, District Clerk.
July 18th, 1852. nI-4w SlO,5o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
MASTERS SALE.

In pursuance of a decretal order made by the District
Court, in and for Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory,
sitting in chancery. bearing date the 10th day Of Nav,
1861, in a certain cause pending in said court, wherein
Day & Aatlack and Gutter & TerrilI are complainant and
Allen L. Coate, ct al, GefeCdantsS l will on Saturday
the 30th day Of August, 1852, at 10 O'CLOCK a.. m. in front
OF Denis hall in Brownvilie, IL sid COUNTY, being the
place where said court was last held, offer for sale TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the following described
property; to-wit: Lots number ! and OF the aut Invest
fractional quarter OF section %numbsr6. IN town,hip No.
four a } north OF range Ne. sixteen Qe) east o. the 9Th
principal MERIDIAN, in Nemaba county, Nebraska
Territory. J. s. BEDFORD.
n3 4w-S4.25 Master il Chancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
ParsOn BrOWHIOW's Book.

n Narrative ofths Perils, .AdUntures
and Sy6srings ofSis Req. w. G. BrOUn-
loe, among TIE SscessiOnists Of Tennessee.
The appearance and typography Of The
work is Of the first class, and is fully and
handsomely illustrated with sketches Of
the scenes referred TO. and a finely en-
grnved steel portrait of the author.
As TO lis contents. ne have no hesiia-
ton in saying that The pubic will be
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
enrolment Of Militia In missouri.

Coz. CANDLES Special Order No. lOl.
ST. LOUIS, July %.
The existence OF numerous bands of
gaerrillas in different parts of the State,
who are engaged in robbing and murder.
ing peaceable citizens, for no other cause
than that such citizens are, loyal TO the
government under which they have al
ways lived. renders it necessary that the
most stringent measures be adopted to
punish all such crimes, and to destroy all
such bands.
Brig. General John M. Schofeld, in
command of the Missouri State Militia,
is hereby authorized 10 organize the en-
tire militia of the State into companies,
regiments and brigades, and to order in
to active service such portions of the
force thus organized, as he nav deem
necessary. for the purpose of putting down.
all marauders, and defending peaceable
citizens of the State.
H. R. GAMBLE, Governor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
sHEREFF,s l.

Alfred Opels. District Court Nemaha County
VS. Nebraska Territory.
Hugh Bsownlee,
By virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed in
the above entitled case, will on Saturday, the 9Th
day of September. 1862, between the hours of 10
O'clock a. m and 4 o'clock p. m, Of. said day, at the
door Of Den's Hall in BrowDville, the place where
the said court was last held, for said Nemaha COUNTY.
Offer for sale and sell TO the highest bidder, fOrcash
in hand, the following described rcalestate. to-wit:
north half and southwest quarter Of section number
q, in township number 4, north Of. range number
Is, east Of the 6th principal meridian, in Nemaha
county,, Nebraska, taken as the property of Hugh
to satisfy said demand.
w. COLEMAN,
Sheriff Of Nemaha county.
RramnHiILa- An- o 30 $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
TRANSFER OR SALE or ARMS
OR AMMUNITION FORBIDDEN.
Gen Order No.

l.. In order that all the arms and am
munition.in this Military Division may be
reserved to the use Of the government,
if necessary, the sale or transfer by
dealers or individuals, of arms or anu
milton Of any character is absolutely for
hidden, under the penalty of arrest and
imprisonment Of. The offender. during the
war.
H.. All dealers in arms or ammunition
in This Division whether owners or agents
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
NOTICE.

The undersigned, having beer appointed Commission
ers Of the estateO Of James Beatley. deceased, late Of Jones
county, Nebraska, have appointed Monday, the 4h day
OF August next, at the residence Of Edward Farrell,
Esq. in Jones. county, where ali interested are notified
to attend and present their claims against said estate
for adjustment.
Jon W. LATHAM, Commissioners
ASA NJ. LATHAM,
Beatrice, N. T., July 81, 1852. n52-4w pr fee 81 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
SAN

Con. I. n AMI so y l1estal order MAD.
sittinS IN Tb.rc - Nsnaaa county. ~ A1
\. D., 1851 in a csrlain csuse ne ll
wherein Richard brown il e d |
Hall Is defendant, I Will. on s-.
July, A. d. 1852, az 10 o'clock a lsF
hall, IL sroWnville, in said coTn,-
n sald court was last he,5 Yea
highest bidder for cash, the fsi., o.
ises, to-wit. The north east snsr,.
i've township NJ I'VE, %, nor.b ~
20, east Of the SthpnnapaI pe-sT,. i,-s
Nebraska Territory.
n5l-4w-5
Aasisr = =
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
NOW READY.

THE Official Union Volunteer Directory. (4OO
pages.) containing NaFRe and ResideHce If every
officer and Private in the Unien Army, with their
Commands. Casualties, Promotions; &c. C~E Every
one wants IT. Sent postpaid en- receipt Of 2j cents
cash, or stamps. Address HENRY B.. ANSON. Pub
Usher 20 State Street, Boston, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
NOTTCE OF A~TTACnMENT..

z P. Parsors, } Before Richard Grid, J. P, in and for
vs. Richardson county, Nebraska Terri
Jacob McCan, j tory.
'-On the 18th day OF Nay, AID 1852, said Justice issued
on order OF attachment in the above action. for the SUN
of S99.5O RlCHARD GRID J-P.
July tn, 1852, nI-4w
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02

Adrian Fan, CivT
vs. AetiB, H.
BaTtholemsw Lamb. rso
The Defendant, BarthoIsms~
tiee that on the 7th day I'M, lsn5
Fall did file bis petition \ a ,
and prayer Of which Is to 49,, scuE
you for the sum Of SSg,sS. viz
TENDER lst, 1861, upo3 4 20 Interest
1851. paiafF
That an order Of attachment.
action against you, aad The aas
attached By virtue Thereof ng p
county, tO-Wit; n. f. quartz We Six 3
9th principal meridian, JobnsH Zee 4
as your property Sea1ig
on are hereby required 10
GsmaF to said p.tition on w aa
September, 1852, and in def,si. De :
vi be taken against you. ani 1''
2 ee sold and the proceeds arrT PuP
q s4ia SUM, With interest afo-s ID
A. SCHOENgPiT
July l9, ntiR-S625 RH
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
Battle scenes.

100 Of the most severe BATTLE SCENES and
incidents Of the War, now ready, size lSx30 inches,
highly eolOred on fine heavy paper, Sent postpaid,
20 for $ ,O0, or 81 per leo. To agents and the trade
no better opportunity was ever efefed.
Address HENRY hanson, Print Publisher, &C.,
40 State Street, Boston, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
sHERIFF,s sALE.
Heath Nuckolls. Administrator
Of estate Of Joseph Deroin dec.

Heath NICHOLS, ADMINISTRATOR
Of estate Of Joseph Deroin dee. District Court.
Us ScbraskaTentory
Billy Jefries, against PPG.
By virtue Of an execution 10 me dirested in the
above entitled cause, I viii. on SATURDAY. ths s0th
dayof ADJUST, A D. lsG2, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A.. NJ and Z o'clock p. A., Of said day. at
the door Of Den's Hall, in BrOwnvine. the Mace where
the said Court was last held FOR said Nernaha Coun-
y, oher for sale, for cash IN hand, the following
described real estate, to-wit Lot (3) in Block a.
IN the original Plat OF the CITY OF BrownvilIe. in
Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, taken az the
property Of He<th Nuckolls 20 satisfy said demand.
+. ". COLEMAN, Sheriff.
JuIy 25sh, 1852. No -5w-s5 10
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
Special Notices.
Camp Meeting.

The camp meeting on BrOwnviIle Circuit viii be
held in a grove two miles vest from BrOWnville- 1t
will commence on the 2lst Of August. Preachers
and people from neighborfng charges are cordially
invited to attend. a. WHITE, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
PRORATE N0ifICE.

Notice is hereby given that i have appointed
Monday, the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1852, at 10
e',loek, A. NJ. for the final settlement Of ihe, estate of
Joseph Prowd, deceased. ALBERT. T0WLE.
Probate Judge Gage coanty, Nebraska.
July 10. NJ. 2w-$I,,0 +.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02

MOVE oN.-Spch is the course pursued by Curtis
valuable medicines. They never cease doing gosd Blu
press forward, relieving the sick and crippled from pain
and disease. The wonderful cures that are performed
by Curtis Syrup CT Sassafras are really marvellous
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, measles, even Consumption
begins to tremble when'it comes in contact with it, end
soon the deathly grasp is loosened. Curtis Mameluke
Liniment is familiar to every family in the countryfor
the many benefits they have received tyom its use. It
is wellfOr every family to be provided; they cannot ten
what hour thev may require its use. Tsese medicines
stand high, and are, used by many respectable physician
Of extensive practice. See advertisement in anOtbe
column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02

Then ND with our aagl let It stream on The aiTI
Though our fathers are cold in their graves,
They had hands that could strike, they had sou
that could dare,
And their sons were not born to be slavesl
Up. Rp with that banner Where'e r II may CALI
Our millions shall rally around
A nation Of freemen that moment shall fall
When its stars shall be trailed on the ground. o
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
To Co1sumptives.

THE ADVERTISER, HAVING ZEN RESTORED
30 health IN a few weeks by a very simple remedy, az
ter having suffered several years, with q severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, C~onsumption-is anz-
ious to make known to his feIiow-suderers the means
Of cure.
To all who desire IT. he will send a copy Of The pre-
s~criptiOn used free Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they viii find a
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHIT-
is, sc. The only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
nation which he eonceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescriptisn will please address
Rev. " A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
n46-3m. KingSCoUnty, NeW-YOrk-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02
SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANS

OF the latest and most improved Styles, cheap
for cash.
am prepared to put up gutteriug and s%pouting, and
all other work Of ny line at the shortest notice, and in
a workmanlike manner, which / warrant to give salts
faction.
Aupust 9. 1852.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02

Civil Action, Dis
trict Court, % sJu-
dicial District. Paw
nee county, Nebras-
ka Territory. o
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-02

The following letter is by the Chaplain
of the Nebraska First--our fellow cili-
zen, T. w. Upton. We copy it from
the Memphis Appeal. Our friend is de-
termined to feed the Memphisisns on true
national doctrines. if, even. he has to as
sumo the character Of a venerable old
slave holder: All right, Bro. T. Hit
them'again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

ter how situated until ordered. From both OF these is
the volunteer different night from day ard any
attemy blend the militia and volunteer forces OF the
State will prove daasrous With the volunteer, patriot
im and chivalry are instincts and his proud spirit de-
mands an appellatiOn and classification which will
award him the credit to which his chaacer entities him.
IT'S these which point bin uneerngly to the path Of du
ty lis these which, when his country cas makes him
as swift and wiling her foe at his coming as the
bird of the morniug greet with song the rising SUM-
What bis country expects of him he knoTs already, and
YOU cannot teach him. He asks not what freedom Is;
hebas known always and reveed in its enjoyment since
childhood ask you then, to beseech the L'gisl!ure
not to hamper the vounteersto leave them their dis
tinctive name and organization; and after they have
prepared to throw militia force of 6ty or sixty thou
sand men into the field the opening Of spring, lot
them say to the volunteers in language which viii har-
monize With their high spirit "Having dealt justly to
all by calling upon all to share the burdens Of govern
ment alike, and still finding this good old mother Of Us
all sorey pressed by the cruel tread of the tyrancnce
more, our beloved volunteers once morC" And the re-
sponse will be almost universal: "Welcome"
Yours, g., FILELEDAER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
JOHN TYLER AND WV. @. RIvEs.

To hs Editor Of The Wig:
The views of your correspondent, who recommends
the election OF Messrs Ter and Rves to the Confeds-
rate Senate, confirmed and strengthened by every
days observation. ask only 70 suggest one considers'
ton, which think entitled to weight The competition
for the place has engendered very bad state Of feeling
among the friends of tho different gentlemen. Which
of them may be elected sting will be left behind,
and feuds and dscord will be the result. We in
condition encourage that state of things We require
union, harmony and zeal.
Now, it o5eurs me- tha. Aessrs Tyler and Rves by
their age their reputation their great aud distinguished
services, occupy different position from Others and
that their elcc.ion would ilAic. DO wound the se
love of any other gentleman. throw out the sugges
ton for the consideration Of patriotic members Of the
Assembly who seek Only the good and glory of this old
A VIRGINIAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

III Dldch Nllit. PAOSScs-
ion was closed by four State carriages.
TEE ROYAL VAULT.
At the bottom Of the grave down which the bier was
lowered is stone passage, about six feet broad shd
some eight or nine feet high. On the right in little
niche stands the very simple machinery used for lover
ng the bisrs AID little beyond this in another niche
of very tall black gauntlooking, two armed wood
candelabra employed for torches When the royal
vau. itself is opened. For some twelvs or fifteen feet
beyond this the passage continues descending, aud turl
ing little the left ill further ingtess is cut ofbyt~o
plain, rusty, Wde-bsrred iron gates
This is the entrance the royal vault. Il Is very
plain wde lofty stone vault with ertmed reo' spring
ing from stone columns. On either side supported bv
these columns four tiers of marble shlVes in the
three very wide and massive slabs Of marble
raised two feet from the ground The side shelvs
destined for the members Of tho royal famly-thc
centre marble bers for the collins Of monsrcas only
As the light elowy penetretes this dismal chamber two
purple cofins looking almost black in the glooW can
he distinctly at tbs further end brightly rebtctag
back the rays OF light the beams fall upon their chv
gdsd ornaments which shine as though affixed bn: yes
ierisy.
These are the coins of George III. and Teen Chsr
ote. Above their heads but shining out warmly with
bright crimson glow, the coins Of three Of Their
Children who died Young. At their feet but some cls
apart and quite alone, lies the Gorgeous cet1 OF
George w. On the centre slab and neares TO the gatef
the JfDs Of William ". ard Queen Adeside rest side
b, side the Qieen being the Jeff There arc no cot-
fns on the right side OF the vault bu: the left a-o
those OF the Duke Of York. the Dixie OF Gloucester, tie
Duke of Kent, aud the Duke Of Cambridge.
Sraogey enough, the coiu nearest the gate is that
Of the Princess Ohlrotts Of Wales Il q crimson co
fn, close in view, and ike the rest, as bright as that
which, alas has been lately hid there. Along this
passage We have described the bier of the late Pnce
wheel till tho foot Of the coffin was at the gates
of tho royal vault. Yesterday, Qieen's me, iDgei
brought from Osborne to Windsor little wree;ts
and bouquet The uresfhs simple chaplets o!
moss and oets rreahed by the three elder Processes
the b-quet of Violets, with white camcia in the
ntre, s,nt by the widowed Qieen. Between the
herado insignia these last tributes from bis widow AID
orphan daughters we're laid upon the con--memeutoes
of domestic love and worth above s heraldy that ever
.a5 emblaz zlned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
j. 3. ROBERTSON.
OoKsIn OOvrAsoa arp sIisrrz 'rRnrs,

ooRsEh ooVkAsoA LH2 EAASkLH FfAIF1s'
RICHMOND, VA,
II EEPs constantly hAnd large and varied assortment Of
IN ehoee -
F4HILY GROCERIES, and 6as LIQUORS aHd CIGARS,
Imported expressly for this market.
Also the best Old Rye whisky and Apple aud Peach BaAa
DY, dlstllsd in the mountains Of this state.
All Qaors Groceries sold By him warranted pu-e and
good, sale.
S-PsrieuAr attention paid putting up and shipping
goods for officers and soldiers stationed and from Rich
mond.
OOnMIAsION BUsINEss-wn nkke LIBERAL advances en To-
baeea Wheat Poar Corn and other minor products OF the eoun
try sseh Bacon, Lard, Poultry fgg Butter Dried Fruits
Leather, pldes, Potatoes, BeaHs, Peas, &c, &c
QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURRa Iyis
Spirits TURPEyRTINE and Lubriesting
- eli. iusi received and for sale By J.R DUvAL,
tsc - HAiu airssl.
NOR SALE.-aiOOOO Coned States per Bonds
1000 Virginia state per cent Bonds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
RICHMOND VA. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16 1862

emblszoned the escAcheon Of her Majesty and Of The
Prince each surmoulted bys crown, the Prnces arnl
being n black aud her Me5ys in whts. The process
ion was closed by four State carriages.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
DIVIDEND.

NHE President and Directors Of the Farmers Banf Of Virginia,
have cared dividend OF three and three quarters
cot tbs Institution, for the last ak months,
deducng efeom rsat bonus 10 the STATE eay
isI- iOt J A. sMITH, CaIher.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
NOTICE.

YsyHE concern ~ Sam'l NJ. Price Co., dissolved
th!a day by lmA!on The undersigned will continue hs
bts fore, uGder the Of sam N Price
co., assuming z the liabilities Of, and settling all dtbs due,
sAMT NJ PRICE,
wa H. GoRDos,
jai JACK TEsPLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
TO THE Suffers
CONFEDERATE ARMY


CONFEDE ARMY
AND TITR PUBLIC GENERALLY.
syHE undsrsgned oer for sale By paetage otherwise hne
4 assortmeut OF cigars and Manufactured To-
baceO, of the most approved brands
Sole for several ofe largest hannaeturera
In the Virginia, and Ills day ree-vins genera as
al kinds obacco, rsogne nom ~ 70 u eenh
per pound Also. all kinds Smoking Jobocco.
(. ~ Terms cash BAYNE ma uRRAs,
Under spotTWood Hotel, Rehmond, Va
S-speeiA paid 70 orders nom Suffers Apd her-
chants Who arr supplying the amy aozo-en
SUNORiAs.-lsOO lbs Cotton obe, assorted
y do Hemp rwine do
ltO 90 Pat LIN thread
~ dor fine fieneh oElfsklps
10 do do DO Morocco do
"a DO Enyrsh hteep skiis extra
IS d Col a linog kins
10 sides Pst In sneled Leather asd coio1
500 pr. Meas fhoe LA,ts
SO gon -nss and nifen 20
50l doz AleSandTss pool Cotton
lbO prs Pins Asso ted
IN,n pr tfa-e Uhhns
3GO log Filth Tongue Chains
1DJ hn sud Cut saSs
20 CrculaF raNs, Assd sto 50 In.
10 genu NJ Cattle Soap
3i0M G d aud RnglLh Per. caps
In stare and lr sale by EHoDEs, WiIsON HURT,
successors 20 Enith, Rhodes 4 Co.
iAif ~ Pearl street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

IgE de1t and Directors Of he Exchange Bank Of Virginia
Divide cad three Aod three
per cent bonusPyabe the l4th In. tn
i.ai0-2g VIZ srKoTHER, Cashier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
DIVIDEND.

IHE and Dire OF the Bank Of virginia have de-
dydeld Of tree and three quarters cent for
last months subtc. TO deduction Of quarter
the sts- leaving three and hall eent
pay sblsto the s:ockr olders, (or f245 per share
ias-l0. wM. u TAYLOR, Gambler.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
RIgFHOED DAHY WHIG.

Flhrr.
rsie sse,s, esps allssi ss-WseEy, gs HseSy, ~ q
VA h .lv -- 1e -2te As So rsk 81 .le
a ~ sa,1 rssrr s7tclcs akoa o. ne cspod' 81 ;
Isissr.r u . Pea CEls c5ltli-.uE rczcy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

yErFrFsF<Y -rUr.tf Ffisk7 rf yrfniA siount.n nm
" r4- cI re isrf-7. .nl dles stock Ia tAa
.r y .5 -...f r-.r4 l.. asrs br wi WALLACE suS3,
t.fs C1-1.r rf Pearl a1t Gary streets