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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
THE yANDALIsN OF raR ENEMY.

To The Editor Of The Wig
There are some portions OF the history OF the war
which is being waged by the Northern vsndas, for the
,ubueaon of the South that ought to be carefully pre-
served that not o1l the present generation Of our own
neope but their poslerity and the civilized world may
have the means OF forming ns. conception Of the
ipoutous character Of the people with whom We have 10
deal and would especially commend these scraps Of its
history to the careful consideration Of two classes Of
persons The first being composed OF those on own
aide of the line who may stil cherish lingering
gre. on tho dissolution of late political Union, or
psrchauce some faint bat delusive hope Of ia ultimate
construction and the second OF that class Of pro-
Tossing christians the North Who have lent the irhu'
epce of their names push forward war, marked by
sspdish arociiea unparalleled in tie annals OF any civil
lied or christian people.
To l5s end propose 20 contribute single leaf, re-
,,s,, anne of the recent acts Of vandalism committed
~ tho seprsved and besotted villains called United States
ors Who have lately infested the neighboring county
., Hsm.sbire | shall be careful in the e1ecu lon OF
this reyctug task, to make no charge which 90 not
hsaVe 10 be susceptible Of the clearest and most album
d,p preor; aud shall be specially careful TO avoid I'm
parting The slightest colou'ing TO the picture the fee-
yres of which may verified by appeal TO the Ser.
or or delegates from the county in the present Genera
Aassa,bly Only premise that do not prososs to de-
tail each specific at Of vainy or my leaf would soon
sxel into the magnitude Of volume. charge, In ger
sra tsrms, that they have been guilty Of ths robbery
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

man and shall a. those from dsOyal districts IN ths
state or those counties cities or iOSns IN tas
Dosseson Of the enemy, be enrolled and drso as par
p ~ u;,;s 81 ,be countv, city town in Whica they
nav Se A. the time Of enrolling and drafting Of the
IA Volunteer companies With not less than one nun
sr5 ,ile NAV re-eplist uuder their existing or
ss1;z,tiops or NAV form ones at the eApA'H' ="
their present term Of service ., ,ss;Isnts
TX An ci,iz,us of this State who we're ever
If apv Of tho a,es nov forming the uni'eo se'
o .ssidepts OF this State capable Of Performns
- 5r,v sbou he deemed uihasmfn when not He Ven -
~ S STs you,tFer company, and shall be required
perform mlt.sy duty. 1-r.,.5 - vi,vnias
-o,. are 70 he accepted by the Confederate staIes
Governmsnt upon the condition that iarouss may mon
SrsnteS by the Colonies commanding, whenever upon
80 boro he he or the restoration TO health oil the Ip
pe,nt therefore dependent heCn or the case ,S. OS
on of Extraordinary exigencr and the granting
rin NOT be riuriocs to the public service -,
H. All ordinances Of the Convection anu 'ne so's ~
the General Assembly in anyWise cor h'chng or
e,t With this act, az hereby repealed
IS This act th1l be n force from its passage
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
SENATE

SENAlb.
Monday, Jan. eth, 1862.
The Senate was called 10 order at IL O'Clock NJ by the
President Lieut. Gov. Montague. Prayer by the Rev.
]. A. Duncan, OF the Methodist church.
BILLS PAssID.
The following bills taken Up and passed.
House bill 10 authorize the transfer OF certain bonds
OF the State held in trust by the Government Of the Uni
ted States for certain Indian tribes and providing Tor
the plvment Of interest thereon-ysss a. noes none
Seuste bill compromising WIN. H DulAny for bis ser
vices as attorney for the for the circuit
court Of Fairfax county for the Spring term OF s6l-
yeas 81, noes none.
Senate bill TO regulate enecuAy the sale OF real
estate under executions in favor of the Commonwealth,
returned from the House with amendments. Two OF
the amendments concurred In, and two disagreed
10.
RESOLUTIONS CT GSoUIKr.
By Mr.. PATE-of repeating the laws establishing the
District free school system in the county Of KanaWba
By Mr. THOMAS, Of Henry-of preventing the con.
sumption Of grain by the distilleries.
ADVERSE REPORT.
The committee for courts Of justice reported adverse.
" upon the importance to increase the compensation al
10 we'd to Aors for keeping and supporting prisoners.
THE MILITARY BILL
The Senate then veutino secret session on the military
BILL and after considering the same for some time ad
iourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
DIED.,

On the oh January, 1902 at Camp Perdedo" Hods m hi
25hyeAr RANDOLPH sKINNE1 Of sinP'ons mounted Ran
Amer spent carefully nursing and gently soothing
loved and langu.hng one IN The moment aIy,, i ne ITssa
hon that all Witch mOrtI could do done for the
But Al how ,hs heart r's benz sh It's weight o. voc vhsn
his last who ~ gh fsvebse saved had proper
Dead deadI And o.nnbs
Tbs one Hove vel,
Has d ed, ia, far away from ne,
With none his grisfto que.y
Ieanr believst be now Ileeps
Nesth the col And silent elsy,
whe the worm bis virgil keep,
Where fall no light OF day.
They say his form laid
keAih piues perpetual shade,
B, that dark aud solemn tree,
dis requiem nou Is paid.
wOulI could sit, beneath
Those tASses long AMI green,
And Weep, and tnink, and weep,
BY al on eArh unseen.
The moOnbeans res, upon tn, mound
which my brother;
The night Ninis Sigh 10 echong round
The loaey gave Of brother.
His arm Vas raised for me and mine,
And for Lis eouuTy's veal,
For then n. dared tbs foe 70 meet
And nt tn; Ayengng steel
Thlt, uobls brother thou dds, give.
And on hast tAten Auby,
How may nve without him here,
Thou, Noae, oh Lord, nAyest say.
Moan on, thou Ozark ,nd stately pine,
Let noUght d siaIb III, sacred shrine,
Nor penetrate Ia gloon.
with thee the form nus, rtEt,
HIS sister holds dear,
His spirit with AGod oflove,
While am 5nely here.
coLuNB'L, rESS. Jan. lIlh, ls62
On III, morning Of the 9sh inst residences Jsdge nay
buoa n the cy R-hmond IN the 5l year Of his VIII
LIAM GILES Of tie late William B. Giles Governor Viz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

ceved frou the Senate informing the Houls that that
body had passed the House Bill respecting tie payment
of interest on certain pond. held in for indian
tribes
The SPEAKER announced that the hour bad arrived
for taking up the order Of the day ram -y Bill TO
organize the ssato Troops and the Volunteer of Vr-
GINA and unless the House should otherWise dder the
Bill would be considered in secret session. Whereupon
motion was made 20 rtscird the order for secret
sions and on this motion, division was called fer The
motion was rejected without count
The House then resolved itself into secret session,
and, after the doors were opened, immediatey ad'
journed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
a3O REWARD.

DROKE Jail unity. on The night Of the Ah Inst
Id three Vhlts msn, overt1o Wo Jordan west and 'Ares
Tyer.
The said West, are oinsdu Ire quite d'rk ecmpe1ion
ten inches 10 gl about forty ars o. age were
eed A. recocted suits q Uooen GOODS and have
the appearances OF eupu when spoken To- They ha tr me
NM part eli Hanover ~ Beaver DA Dpo and ave
T. that portion q said county, bo the
lover ri on OF 5 ,otI,vAniA Louisa eounleI
Toe said Tyler abou! ak feet high, Aboul NJ
years OF ge otLsi In military sui be at the uue OF
his arrest private Artillery, under the commlnd stcap-
tain NH am r. Aylet King william county Va. BE hal
county Alleys Water Station, on TIE 'hShA
Central Railroad -,
will ri the above their Apprthe ati0n, tea dol
r. .p rehnson Of ether Any inornsuon respecting
them wi be thankfully Teee we'd
O. l. oHI5HoLM,
I.sS-c8t Acting Tailor Of Hanover oo7ny, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
rRIRnrE OF RESPECT.

Ala neesg oitNe members Of c5mpaay O. 18Th Rs,msni yr
a vo unee held Janlay sh se2 the fooNing resolutions
were unauimousy adopted:
Rsorsf That ~ heard with unfeIgned Of the
death OF three tis COMPANY viz PrvAtes TAT
,T JJHS H. and WuLAN RlYSODs and while We
uthrly a. eherruy bear testimony 10 the fact
that the have themselves god And faithful sold
ie ghleous Of beloved county, ncesy
hope and believe chat with the paud OF Wei DONE
GOD and s thou nto the Joy Of thy Lord
hey A better and happier land, where
the wicked ase fr troubling and the weary at rest
Pssorsf That these proceedings be upon the records
M, Company copy them 10 The bereaved fam
N ou deceived broher and copy ao 70 The Richmond H1
for psbnoAuop. . nm ., -, o,,
Tuos Knows
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
The Ysnkee. In TheIr True COLOR.

From a most Trustworthy gentleman a: Winchester,
s havs al accoun. Of the vinos perpetratsd by the
Yankees in Hampshire county 1t is right that such
acts should be recorded both FOR the present and future
generations 1, would noG be aus, II the Legislature
should require By Law that the Clerk of any county In
gsdel b. these tends should make and preserve fdl
AID accurate record Of sll their atrocities
correspondent Of the Lyochburg Republican, writ
g from Romney the 2ls ius,, bears testimony to the
fac.s stated By our correspondent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
From hs Lynsh5iTg Republican.
Hgss,AN VANDALISM IN THE vALLEY


A e ltrtspOndent writing 70 from Romney under
date Of the 2lst inst SAYS when got within eight
miles Of R1mney sas two nen digging grave, near
Nv we're the a,hes Of Baptist Caurch which the enc
UAd burnt. From the sane place | could three or
olr chimneys standing as Tie only signs OF what had
.sy en- peaceful selling houses and from that place
10 RImnty hardly bouse Is 70 be seen, but numerous
1imaeys sanding, each pointing 70 Heaven 70 call
down Divine vengeance on the perpetrators OF such hell
ia deeds. sac slso the remains Of store and tan
lery the property OF Mr. French he taken by the
rDsny but never having been in released on
Ms taxing the o. b OF LOG lance heard him that
did uot consider the oath At all binding as be was
~ I'd 70 Lake IL
T1is Is on tbs hartnsburg and Romney road Sm
told by & friend who travelled the Northwestern pike
Itch leads from Winchester 20 Romaey, that these aud
more bar5lrous deeds committed on thai read by
the { ring ysndSls
Tus dE,bIg ABUSES nearly all burnt, aud also a
large manufacturing mill containing at the time con-
siderable quantity Of grain.
Bl, this is not all they n; satisfied With such
ss.ruc oa bu; sho. down. 10 mere WantonnesJ every.
tng tha, could be OF any Csc HORSES, cows, sheep,
hogs ald everything t7st happened in their pA'h we're
s1ol and even are wing In toe roads and fields.
We cannot bus believe bat such destruction will soon
meet a terrible Fetribution.
g,maey. heretofore beautiful village Is now but q
y eek EgeIy.hirg looks de3olite. All the publ c
Iudugs Zld many private rs5idences we're taken for
odsrs quarters and ae evidences OF their presence
eyeryWhers be i0Idd in the ruined condition oil the
houses God Grant tba they NAV yet meet the reward
u their more than savage vandalism"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

seen the resolution bat scarcely undertake to die
tate the persons for whom the prTaieers shall be eI-
changed Private for private cccr for officer Of equal
rank is the rue Bu. 1t argues some lowering of PRIDE
to give up their absurd preteDsons about PrvAteers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

y 'srs lgs.aSss ,a.Si % addressed 30 ns"Eaor q
a. C1tg" 80,
i-ss. ,srsl 90, sits o. ihs paper otl of % $500
- EaLs d -ts - lr7y srsdng 0ugh q % facson 70 a.
"a ~ IL g. et.- - dsprr.a -UF, p'grg nOtsoSs scsS
a. trbi ~ ahfrJsi 10 sgrS-tissategH
~ ps ,ta-a. srt1ss % rFisru rsioc'si
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
EXTRACT

ApJUTAhI AND INeP GENERALS oFFiCk,
kcu&oSp, January 2Iih, 1861.
sPkCIAL ORDERS
- No. 81.
VIII lAeulsnEat Colonel GEORGE nkis. lsfstAnt Atju
tant duty ia thc Adutant and Inspector
asnvras oce will take charge eth general eeeinsser
ye OF as army Az aout pertaining 10 tie recruit
ng service u be the upper right hand side Of he 60
y,ops which GOV er the n, "RKoRCn Se sEATfcE"
BY mmApd Of the Secretary Of War. ~ .rvDo
i.,osA. Afgt Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

LNOuND.-By Daniel EIgsn, Waterman a. ihe heaca De
pa men lg1 st;ee' Nal and Cary pm Sc coz
tAnng anal Of Money which can be ebtanss ne
owner BY proving pToPs ". !Ah'0-W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

In the short period taAt F,emoat rsglel n souri,,
hs spent nine millions for the Lincoln Government or
rlhsr, that amount ms already been scersatsi and
aeised,-hoE much 1vre may be behind, the Lord on
~ knows. His SUCCESSOR If not 80 SNOWY aud mAgnh'
coat 10 display Supposed TO be altogether - eEtrsv'
GglDt L. 'ot the Yankee officials seem 10 be endowed
W'h bat a single talent in preenneu dcgree-that Of
rohbing the "Ekohequs'" Their scale Of expenditure
Il honestly carried out woua endanger the solver.
cy Of any nation; corrup.ly administered it renders
bankruptcy certain and speedy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
WIZ. MEADE.
Youra

NorE-If the reader wishes to see q confirmation Of
this assertion as the hod character Of some Of the
other nations Of the world he may find in the 2s
chapter SO9S page Of volume entitled The Bible and
the Classics which published during the last yesr 10
the sch aud 81 chapters OF the same he may much
belonging TO the subject of this letter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
@LARGE SALEOF VALUABLE

AS Machinery Farming I'M lements &c. 10 be sold ~
| auction this day. 80, ~, u.
The pAcnIar attention fthe public respectfully called 10
. arrr 4. Of moot uAbls Machinery Tools Fixtures &C. 10
take pse this day, O'Clock FOR particulars see Auction
| head. -., ..,n.,,y 1T,
| f.n9s 0ODDlN u ATfEh6bni AuStH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

We are requested to state that Mr.. v. Vadsn, the re
preventative of New Kent James City and Charles Cit!
counties Is unavodAby detained from bis seat in th
House Of Delegates, by severe domestic affection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

The Bowling Green Courier states, tia. the Lincoln
Congress has passed resolution directing the eIchaage
Of the pryatesr prisoners IN Philadelphia and New York
tor CorcOran al others held ~ hostages. We have no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
.TuE SPECIAL ATTENTION

B ofoAp tAlss respectfully called TO our sale Of thai
tate trinity Church. on the nth slide oil
Trankun between 18Th and f4h Streets And adjoining the M
lAnFe Hotel this day, At - o'clock N.
FOR particulars see auction head ---.o -. 80, 1T
JAS N. TAILOk - oCN, huIt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

On the morning 2 ns at the residence Jsdge Ma
buron 10 he cy Of Richmond In the 5 year Of his VIII
LIAM 9ILEs Of tie late william B. Giles Governor o. Viz
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NHE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed Collector
l. OF Internal Revenue, under the Act approved July
lat 1867 entitled "An Act to provide Internal Revenue
TO support the Government and pay interest the pub
lie debt respectfully gives notice to tho citizens Of h
State, that he Will attend at the following times and
placeE for the purpose of issuing the licenses to wits
At Wilmington at the Assistant Assessors ONCE, II
the Custom House, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednssdsy
and Thursday the 24th, Goth 2dth and 18th insts fol
Wilmington Hundred.
At the same place. Friday and Saturday, the 2stl
and 18th instsi for Brandywine aud Chrstlana Hun
dredB .
Al the same place, Monday and Tuesday, the Isl
and Cd days OF December next, for Mill Greek, White
Clay Creek, and New Castle Hundreds.
At Middetown, ON Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
sd, 4th and 9th days Of December, for Red Lion, ST.
decrges, Pencader and Appointments Hundreds
AZ Dover, on Monday, Tue day, Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday. the bh 9th, 10TH llth 18th and
18th days Of December, for Kent County.
A. Georgetown, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday 10th, l7th. 18TH 18th and 10Th days
of December, for Sussex County
The office VIII be open from O'clock A. NJ to4 o'clock
y M on the respective days and at the times and places
above mentioned.
All persons will be required TO make the exact change
and payment will be received only In United States
Treasury Notes, or currency bankable In this state.
Ten per cent. will be added to the assessed upon
the licenses of all persons not making payment, and
taking out censes at the times aud places designated
for the seYeial Hundreds and Counties, aforesaid
CHARLES u. Il. DAY,
Collector for the District OF Delaware,
Collectors Office, Dover November lOth, 1862.
uoyl4-3R
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05

Tell me, ye winged winds
That round my pathway rear,
Do you not know some spot
Where mortals weep no more?
Some valley in the West,
Where, free from toll and pain,
The weary soul may restl
The loud wind sottened TO a whisper low,
Anu sighed for pity as it answered-"No!" I"
Tell me thou mighty deep.
Whose pillows round me play
know'st thou some favored spot,
Some island far away,
Where weary man may find
The bliss for which he sghs?
Where Sorrow never lies,
And Friendship never dies
Inc lou waves, rolling iu perpetual dow.
stopped for u while, aud answered-"No -
Sand thou, serenest moon.
That with such holy face
Asleep in nights embrace
Tell me, in all thy round
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might fnd a happier LOTT
Behind cloud the moon Withdrew in woe,
And voice sweet but sad responded-"NO Z
Tell me, my secret soul,
Oh tell ME Hope and Faith
Is there no resting place
From sorrow, sin, and DEATH
Is there no happy spot
Where mortals may be bests
Where grief may find balm,
And weariness rest p?
Faith, Hope, ind Love, best boons to mortal,
given,
Waved their bright wings and whisp,red-"Yes
in Heaven,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE q Il.
NJ. 10. corner Tth % Chasnu+ cfe

PHILADELPHIA.
THIS INSTITUTION,
Which was BTAll1sHED in lsi and is now conseaueuy
in the eighteenth year OF its existence numbers amone
its graduates hundreds OF tho successful Merchants
ani Business Men OF our Country.
THE OBJECT
OF fthe Institution is solely afford young men facilities
for thorough preparation for business
TIE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Are BOOK KEEPING, as applicable to the various depart.
nents OF trade; PRNMANsnip both plain ornamental
COMMERCIAL Law, MATHEMATICS, NAVI0ATioR CtyI RSat-
NRgRNu, DRAwlSd, PHoSoGRpHY, and MODERN ANuu
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
Is peouar classes lessons are made use or but
each student Is taught individually 80 that he may COM
menes at any time and attend at whatever hours are
most convenient.
CATALOGUES
Are Issued annuslly after the 10th of April containing
names of the students for the year and full particulars
OF TERMS &c. and may be obtained any time iy address
ng the Principal
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS
Wids spread reputation and the lengthy erpetIece Of he
Principal this Institution offers facilities superior to any
other IN the country for young wishing prepare
Tor business, and to obtain at the time DIPLOMA
1het will prope recommendation for them to any Mer-
camille House.
Ga cRrrENDESs Series Of 7feaiises on BooK.KERplSa
now more widely circulated than any other work on the
subject, arc for sale at the College
:. HODGES CRITTENDEN,
AH0rney1i-Lclg,
PRINCIPAL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
BUSINESS MATTERS,
S-T-la6o-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,

They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water aud
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath, and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Nor
bus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache.
They are the best Biters in the world. They
make the weak man strOng and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made of pure
81. Crox Rum, the celebrated Calsaya Bark,
roots and herbs and are taken with the pleasure
Of beverage, without regard to age or time of
day Particularly recommended to delicate
persons requiring gentle stimuant SOLD hy
all Grocers and Druggists. Sold in Whining
'on, Del. by
Dr.. A. II. 0rimshaw & Co,
Rice & Harlan,
@. B. Thompson,
Edward Bringhurst & Co.,
Alfred Walton,
V. q. Gilpiu,
John L. RUSSELL
Edward McInall
DIR. j. Simms s. Son,
W. II. Almond & Co.,
And by the Propretors
T. II. DRAKE Il CO,
jyl6 dm. No, 2n2 broadway N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05

GEN. RosEcnANs GAELANTRY.-W. d. b., Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, is Assistant Provost
Marshal General at General RosecIans' head
quarters, and has charge OF the female de-
partment. Occasionally refractory female
breaks away from Captain B., and insists on see
ing the General. Que of these yesterday rushed
up to Gen. Rosecrans, iniruding herself between
Gen. r. and Gen. Hamilton, saying;
'Is this Gen. RosecransY"
ayes, madam
"Well, General, can't have pass?
"Madam," with low bowl sit is not my
business to give you pass it is my duty to
refuse it,"
Another lady approached on another occasion,
and began with pitful story in regard to her
''poor, dear, sick uncle"
81 condole with you, madam" said the Gene
raj, in that quiet way of his. alt is unfortunate
that uncles will sometimes get seriously indie-
posed, l, too, have dear, afflicted uncle"
said.
"Yes, madam, do, and when my Uncle San
geto over his serious indispositiOn will give yoi
q pass"
1t would, of course, he an anti climax whicl
would ruin the story to relate what The woman
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05
True Poetry.

The following beautiful lines were written by
Lady Flora Hastings, who was the victim of a
cruel sander whilst she was one of the ladies' in
waiting to Queen Victoria. Her character was,
after painful ordeal, entirely cleared and the
Queen eviuced in the most marked manner her
restored confidence and esteem, and her desire to
aTsuage the wounded feelings of the injured lady
Lady Flora was daughter of the Marquis OF Has
unlgs, who, as Lord Rawdan, figured in the Brit
ish service 10 our Revolutionary war, She is
often referred to in terms of the highest admira-
hon by Mr.. Legare in his diary at Brussels
where he met with her. She sank into tue grave
not long after, of painful disease.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-05

SICK OF snISPLAsrEas.-An Albany Coffee
House keeper issued $4 900 worth ofshinplasters,
which he called in again, under the fear Of a
prosecution from the District Attorney. He com-
menced rrdsemiug them shortly after their issue,
paying currency for them, and receiving them
a. the bar without particularly scrutinizing them
lie finally concluded that he had redeemed the
entire issue, and upon counting them found he
had redeemed 81, 200 more than he had issued,
to say nothing of the genuine stil out. lie says
he doesn't think the banking business is as prof
table as some people suppose it to be, and for his
part he will hencefOrth stick to the shop.