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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20

"I7Js s1aioa and rielsG Rsbsiiioa against ne best
G1.,n1as-t Re rorid srcr sdc IL sdl the burden Of
Yanke, uluatiou. But the louder their lamen ations
tie greater the warning to They have warned Us
eTsctua'ly nov and We confess the Obligation They
have had their good Time and it viii be our own fault
II ou-s does not come next. For eighty years, they
have been using common Government for their a.
g.Iadizcment and our oppression. There is an end OF
tIls states Of thiuzz now qnd forever. In ds,oving
tis eounezion, willing to quit in peace but
tlsy had vlzed lat and insolent our P!under and
i5ryothair original ioslui6eauee aud that their true
vocation was that Of enias On their head be the con
sequences -
Ths world will long admire the folly which the fan-
k,es have exhibited during the last TWO years They
furnish tue strongest Of judicial blindness IN mod
era times. Their whole programme was blunder, and
c. ~ step they have made in It's execution has been
tl.ltr They set %; 10 bind anew in ir9ieraal and
uEssona.s tics jis5olTi1g union, By hre and sword
So,.Bg sbe imPgaSdoabiEy Of the experiment the7
taccgt: oF conquest and plunder. But il this they
o7erru.ed their manhood, aid hare aew called upon
t aeg5oes % help ;hon- Their present parposc Is &c
Destroy the labor Of the Solththa alone b. which the
South would be worth having, IL conquered. Yankee
r-q. be Clean drl whoa hls best laid schemes could
oy succeed by destroying thas which Of oil things on
esr.h be mosi dssOuily wOFshPs-;hs almighty dollar.
But the particular, IN which -os: O. al they were
rissaksa, va, ia s-Pp0sng themselves gentlemen 0;
cap be Of sEss,ss the E0ls Of gentlemen aad ruling
ca E1sa7a & IL ,helr boastcd twenty millions, they
sags Lcan u,aa,a - Gld ia 81 70 eon1aad az ar
nv; a1d vF,e nA.io7cl bankruptcy inpendi, ther ar
siss arr osa- den0raiEel and society scans on th'
b~nk Of xs-.-.a. disc5gauiz1t.on aud ruin.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS
SENATE.

MoSpAY, January l9, 1863.
The proceedings were opened with prayer by the Rev
J. b. DuxcAy, of the Methodist Church.
Mr. HILL OF Ga, presented the credentials of the
Hon H. v JOHNSON, Senator elect from the State oil
Georgia Mr. JOHNSON then came forward, and the
usual oath was administered.
Mr. MITCHELL of Ark, presented the credentials OF
the reelection OF his colleague Hon. Il. w. JOHNSON,
Of Arkansas.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. BARNWELL, of S. O., from the Committee ap.
pointed for the purpose presented the following list oil
Standing Committees OF the Senate for the present ses-
SION; which was adopted:
Foreign Afdirs-Messrs. Orr, Chairman; 1ancey,
Hunter, Wigiall and Maxwell
Rnanee-Messrs Blrnwell, Chairman; Hunter, Davis,
Semines and johnson, OF Ga.
OoD,aeree--Messrs. Clay, Chairman; Dortch, Oldham
and Baker. -.
Military AFars-MesSrs. Sparrow, Chairman; Wig
fall Henry, Clay and Burnett
Naral A6airs-Messrs. Brown, Chairman; Maxwell
Sims, Yancey and johnson, of Ga.
Jadieiary Messrs Hill, Chairman; Haynes, Phelan,
indian AfaiJs-Messrs Johnson of Ark, Chairman /;
Oldham, Clark Sims and Phslan
Post Offices and Post Roads-Messrs. Oldham, Chair
man; Haynes, Mitchell, Baker and Peyton.
Public Ldnds-Messrs. Clarke, Chairman; Baker and
Taicnls--Messrs. Maxwell Chairman; Haynes and
Hill. n.
Clains-Messrs Davis, Chairman Burnett and Pey'
observation-disclosures wigfall, Chairman; Brown and
Clarke. nj, nj, u,,5
Sims un -
Haynes. nj c,..i,
EnroIlrnenf and EagrosSment-A Dorteh, ChSlr-
man; Maxwell and Cuperion.
THE SUPREME COURT
OF Georgia, introduceds bill to organize The
supreme Court Of the United States which vas ordered
to be printed
la-ta TIE KEoIsrEKs OFFICE.
Mr., BARNWELL, from the Committee of Finance re-
ported bill authorizing the employment OF two assist
ants In the oe of the Register Of the Treasury to sign
hoads, ctc The bill was read aud lRs'ed-
1xPrEssuExT or PRIvATs PROPERTY.
Mr.. sIuMS Of Kentucky, submitted resolution re-
the President to inform the Senate whether ne
rsry authorities in Petersburg and Lyrchburg, Va,
sezed and impressed for public use aouE and other
articles Of value, the property of private citizens
After some debate the resolution was adopted.
Mr. SIMNS also introduced the following resolutions,
which on bis notion laid upon the table Sna or
dered 10 be printed. -. ser u,.
lst That the right Of protection 70 lie, liberty nnc
property Is the right invioabe Of every citizen OF thu
Coalederae States aad that his right IS made sacred o
the hghes, guarantees Of the Constitution and that mel
Their Congress- or the Executive any GINGER or sgen
Of ans o the Departments Of this Government have pow
er in any manner aud under any pretence whatsoever
INN ir Interfere With or destroy this inherent and inv
| ohable right, .gl sfa'f
o. That the right to hold aud possess property Is
right guaranteed TO every citizen Of the Caniedera
States BY the Constitution thereof, aud the nsht 70 DC
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B. B. DOUeLAs, Esq.
RIcnyoSp, Va, Jan. 10, 1863.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 10, 1868.
Mai. Gen. JouS B. FLOYD:
SrR: Your note Of this date has just been handed me
by Mr.. James Barbour During 'the discussion on the
Senatorial election" in which / reported to have
used 'the most wanton aud insulting language" towards
you supposed that was not transcending the limits OF
fair debate and am unaware OF having employed terms
that would bear tho construction some have placed
on them adopted sarcastic style and manner in re-
ply 10 similar straAs of argument delivered elsewhere
In the ardor aud excitement Of debate some stronger
expressions may have escaped me than VS. Intended,
but did not intend 20 Scsun either your courage or
your honor.e efore had no design Of applying TO
Won o obrious or insulting language. As thon ut the
.af the discussion referred to, l did not entertain
sentiments in regard yourself that have been eTrone-
opsly imputed to me, and that were supposed TO be
couched in my language l under the impression
that no more formal dSayoW9 than the foregoing can
be necessary OF will be desired by you
l au, respectfully
Your obd't servt
B. B. D0UoLAs
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iend the and his domci from unlawful INVASION
seizure, conversion shall not be impaired or ques
toned, and that ali seizures impressmSnts OF any
such property, by any officer agent of this Govern
ment in violation Of the painest provisions ofthe
Constitution destructive of the sacred rights
Of the citizen and uuwarraned breach Of plight
ed faith of the Government to the citizen thereof and
are therefore void. ..I
On motion of Mr.. SPARROW, of La, the Senate re-
solved into secret session. -
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CharlesR Buckalew, Democrat has been elected L. S.
Senator in Psunsy Sanil b. amaoHy Two votes over
simon Cameron.
The London "Tmes" says the result at the battle OF
fredericksburg confirms the universal belief that the
onderates are fully able maintain their independence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20

RICHMOND, Jan'y 10, 1868.
Sui learn through some friends that in the Senate
during the discussion on the Senatorial election, you
took occasion to apply to the most
ing and approbrious language. desire to knoTf this
be true and if you the sentiments and opin-
ions you there expressed about me.
| am, sir, respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
JOHN b. FLOYD.
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TUESDAY, MORNING, JAN. 90, 1868.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

- later, On s,-Iae.s -s,f BE- addressed re "Edtor
eftis vac
@ - ,srttier 6otI .1-s q re paper 9TH not BE- pub
a.. ~ ~ RUS Or fy sfffing, 0rgh 70 Be kROoa q
ral 7ii' g. e1se ,. c-yt'sd from, O6tadry notices
- ssflay thee ,iyrr ui rrgci fer ddcsrti
- " elaHgf g.dfrrte 20 return rejected communities
floES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20

DRICKLAYER AND PLASTRRER.-On
ID WEDNESDAY, 9st nst will be sold, negro Man. Of good
character BrlekAyer and Patere and stone
80 d. = AuctoneeTs.
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DIED.

On the 1ltb ins at residence OF her father, Mrs MARY
MILLER WHITE vile OF Rev. Henry NJ White OF Roanoke,
IA snd daughter Of John H. Myers OF Lexington Va In
the 2h wear OF her age Lovely and lovely IN char
act-r, ier end peace,
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JAMES BARBouR.
RIB. DoroiAs, Esq, Senate Chamber.
SENATE CHAMBER, Jan. II, 1868.

SENATE CHAMBER, jan II, 1858.
JAMES N. BAEBoUR, Esq;
SIR: Your note of this date has been received. ]
take pleasure in assuring you that no part Of my
purpose in addressing the Senate on yesterday to say
anything Tim could be regarded personally offensive
to YOU. To have done so, would have been wholly
without motive or design and trust that you will be
satisfied of the utter absence Of intention to wound
feelings.
Il T. DOUGLAs .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20

T.. D.xo.R.cr OF ILirois--Soes the news Of the
.eieaaoG No. Richardson . the Z $, Senate. We have
s,,e figthcr intelligence of the movements Of the
democratic party IL Illinois They recently held mass
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN TIT

n TOWN OF ABINGDON the request O the ogner, We
oGs privately, In the town Of Abingdon splendid Res
enc contains sixteen Large Rooms and Closets focoea
n Rear and Ffont excellent order, having been recently
W TKare r. attached foAoTes Of Land upon which are
is.stef arte asaa oub1tdng together viii large supply
ar he betfr ri JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON,
i~al-.F Aueuoneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20

Owing to the heavy demand upon our space we Al
compelled to postpone the House proceedings until 4
morrow. ..I.... o.. --....
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C,prCTAT, NOTICE The Board for the Ad-

Ieoaaoa 81 Claims Tor qaor strsi under martial Law, Will
meet Al me Oce Of osS insPee City Hall each day a. "
iocg NJ auth further clerk viii be In aierdGnee ut
n. sane place II each day 70 receive and s claims
b order q = SkAs"VLSS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20
4TALUABLE LANES RIVER ESTATE OF

1850 Acres, In buckingham County for saleM the re-
quest Captain Charles Norris We 9her valuable ese
f Iu the county Buckingham known BY the name OF
M,psydro Iormer residence Judge cabe contaiIa 30
az which 80 james River low gounis OF the best quail
Irge erops Of corn tobacco Annually made
on This estate ali the necessary Improvements The ne
ro are ali new brick chmpirs and plank hoofs-
I'M tobacco houses built OF cesnE; logs snd covered Hh
e nut .nge has an orchard eonaining upSard Of 1000 trees
OF the most choice u sppe pears p-Aehes cherries &c
hn, N. finest view Re mountain scenery tiFe 80
n Is vel. ~aered and healthy This esta- Is CO me seu sde
River and Kanawha canal about quarter Of mile IRON Tn
tate Dr.
L9l-c3W GOpolS Affbiso .
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rI1lNGIiL AND CuNIMRRCIlL.

MONDAY, jan. 10, 1sCs.
According to the New York Herald of the 18th ist.,
the deb, OF the United States funded and untundsd the lst
of D.esmbs 1ss2 was sss 2o9 $40 made up follow:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20
DUBLIC SALE OF TWENTY IhrlELLi

III YOUNG NEGROES IN THE UPPER END 800 v0v ia
LASD COUNTY--op TUESDAY, the 2i;A day oiS1-ss NJ,
a, ne White Hal roAi the lac residence OF
ueN, now occupied by Capt Pannll ST., nyS YoSG Ne
from Columbia, will be sold by Hne-on TH r-s,stsr cos
lir,Esn women, girls Hnc boys one =, pI.hmonl Nm
Nni,suaess Persons attending the sal from Lynchbarr
ef,lye At Columbia a: o'clock and ,.etet lSa Goa.
Saturday evening previous 20 day oi s-kiss -.
ylyauce maybe had from colunbls 20 h.,r, OXEN and
iwn b. sold u. the same time taree g.ra,ss xoRsEs OK
WAGON, foar-horss WAGON, &c. "a iasaonset .or i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20

COMMISSIONERS RoTIcFs,m.Ansalr ,1 Per s. on,
holding claims agAins: the Estssb i.ls with the ev
are hereby noticed snd warned sy 10 cAne,s7s
dence In support so beire MS oaes II Bzcknshs
90 or before the ish dAy o. che lpoe decfu
H.. notice sni v.rniny adrs.yy hldhstss
heirs 10 made January terra cennissioosr.
j3o-sks ~
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HEADQUAatkRs ARMY OF NoRTHERS va !,
January l5th, 1853.

SPECIAL oRDEas,l
TT The following named officers and men
Of the gath Va RegIneat relieve from further duty
In enrolling and arresug desertes and will lmsd-
ately proceed reoin their regiment Fredecksbug
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UNDERSTANDINGS.

House. OF DELEGATES, jan IL, 1907
SrE It has been represented to me that in the Senate
Yesterday evening you INDUCED in remarks which were
personally offensive to myself Being unaware that any
reference to me was intended in the debate in the Sen
ate, was not present 4 feel it due to myself to ask
whether the representation of your remarks to which
have reference is correct?
Respectfully, &C.,
-. p,.nor,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20
CORRESPONDING.

Very truly, &c, &c,
B. D. DOUGLAS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-20

The resolution offered by Mr.. LYONS, on Saturday,
nquiring into the eXpediency of arranging with the ed
tors in Richmond to publish full reports Of the procee
ings of Congress, was taken up and rejected
Mr.. COLLIER, Of Va, said he was absent when the
resolution was under consideration on Saturday having
been called home " the sickness of member of his
family.
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Asrurosa--ou saturday, Nay ., Of eosses.on Of tho
lunas TsonAs Asssoxo (ymnass and squsssrian) aged
"a vears months and II days.
fhs relatives and friends ss rsspscfuy invited 70 at
al west Houston street, this (xondsy) afternoon, u two
O'Clock
a,.x 1920 IN ths spssashent of tia day before
Rev Y. v Burzs, chspak Of NE fwsnty enh New
~ resssvs ana frispds are invited 70 attend .bs
spsrsI hI MONDAY, afshoon, ~ tvo O'Clock from The
church n rh avenue, cosns u kose~snth
ssvesi vishous fsrshw invi>afoe.
MISS At CvcsApons. ssssf6sy, NAY .. q oocsnnp.
sscn MANA r.. wife % Archibald n. Hes :
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

no Cunard mall steamship Europa, Capt ...,ue. will
-. aston On Wednesday, &c: liverpool
ra, FOR europe will close in this CITY tomorrow
.s.rnoon -uar.~ past one. and at half past five
O'Clock, TO go by RAJ ROAD vo,. oo,,.,..r
The New YoRx HxRE. Edith. W. ~
all the important and int, esng news ."' pass
will be published at eIsvon o9lock to-morr, ..a a..
Single copies, in Wrapped. ready for mai %
cents.
Sampson Low, Son Co, ~ Ldsgatc Hill, London
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the Nav YORK HERALD.
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mission and everything al once got in readin 'or
our march homeward. Tho train or mules sno HORSES
which had accumulated the trip, and whicn ex'ea
ed distance OF three miles or more, were iiaceu
In centre Of General Greggs division Genefa Da
ford MAS sent TO make demonstration on Gofaohs'o'
and by dark the division of General Gregg had saey
crossed the south Anna river and tho bridge burned
-s,eh up 70 this time had been warm and
Inc "eA'nor' ".'-- a cold northeast storm,
pleasant, suddenly changea - -. 60 axecrabls
rendering tho prospect OF anght's ms.-
roads anything but agreeable or charming.
with fatigue and loss Of Sleep and ratons had boon
exhausted for some days. rendering imperative for us TO
forage upon the country small loaf Of corn broad
would command most any price, and Chicken small
fortune.
SEPARATION or LINE
Nothing Of interest occurred during the night The
mule train and contrabands became separated al one
tme from the hoat OF the column, taking wrong road
and going miles on 1t before they missed the
guard Of following In their wake This caused
delay OF some hours more bat by the almost super
human Efforts Of the energetic ocers comprising General
st nemans and Groggs staff. the long column got onoe
motion, and did not halt again until nine O'Clock
In the morning. In the morning found General Buford
waiting he having gone within throe miles OF Cor
donsville but meeting no enemy
still continued wet and cold and tho roads In tor
rblc condition On the afternoon OF Wednesday we
again moved on marching without hating all night and
reached Raooon Ford daylight Many OF tho men became
utterly exhausted from OF sleep that they laid
down In the mud and could not DO aroused other by per-
suasion or force.
KEILy's
On friday morning, at daylight we reached Keliy's
Ford and found the stream much swollen 10 ronder
IL necessary TO swim the horses across.
THE COUNTRY maoUCH WHICH VIZ PASSED
was the finest in Virginia. II has net boon
Afflicted by the visitation Of troops CT either until
we passed through AMI am convinced that it is tho
earnest prayer Of the inhabitants that may DO
afflicted again. The whole ate looks liko ono vast
field OF grain, every ,ccpthe OF cultivation having
zen either with wheat planted with II II
IL tho policy al the admnsra 70 starve Thorn out Il
will certainly have to be done before the crop
harvested they will then have grain enough 10 feed
tho world.
NHAMrANTs
. heartily tired and sick Of the war, aud many q
them would gladly have peace upon any terms Tho
female portion OF the nj by far the most
bitter In their hatred TO tho Yankees and will be the last
TO yield. Worry much valuable information obtained
by General SLOVENIAN from the conrabnds WIN acted
guides and informed Of the rebes In tho
neighborhood. Tho prisoners VIC captured will moro
than outnumber those taken from Among our cap
lures q major Stuarts staff AMI lieutenant on
Jacksou's star
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Our Cape De verde Correspondence.
70 THE EDITOR or TIKI HERALD.

UNITED MOUNTAIN
PoRro 0RAxps, CArr DR VERDE, March ~, 1865
The ovvsss n ne NeAscan-TAe Portus Ssctnmsnf ana
DE Prirdtesrs. de-, DC.
AZ you probably aware We loft Philadelphia on the
2sd Of last october on cruise after tina, terror Of The
seas the 900" Our orders 70 cruise In the vicinity
os these Islands and down towards the Cape Of Good
Hope. We arrived here on the 18th December, 1852,
having been obliged pat into Bermuda In Distress with
our bin ports stove and of Of quarter beats
since have ovsrbaned everything that sails
or suams; but We have been very unfortunate for
have not been able 20 meet the redoubtable semmes
or any friends when DO, good cid ship win
give good Of hertcf Two steamers that have
been picked up by bockading neet wsrs lying n
this port when We arrived-the Pearl add Ruby. We
boarded shsm, but could find nothing W coavici them
although We were sure they Intended 70 run for our
ON he S9d q February The United states ssop
Islands me principal cosino station Of that part q
he world IL vsry nscsssary that vs should have two
ov three vessels here all the time Ths fseiins hsre
sovsrds Americans P part Of the inhabitants q these
is,spds ia Of . fhsndly nature, and Povtusuess
oces told me dag Mat our Minister 70 Portugal had
psrmIeEbou granted him 70 notify o6oss that They
SEIZE any vessel n Portuguese port bearing The
Sss ~ m Southern coa{sdwaoy. We leave hero 70
Trrov FOR Porto rraya We shall remain thsre probably
- ar len days aftsr which time Ne leave Tor Cadiz
~, rrov ssous Our Captain o. 3. 0lsscu b liked very
much IN BOARD and We have every cenhdsacs IN hi
sssmsnshp and ability Orr caly dssrs 10 W fall N
Win some q thsss rebel privsseers, whsn We WIN make
SHIRT york u tbsm-
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship Northern Light. Captain rnkiepangh.
will leave this port at noon to-day for Aspinwail.
The mails for Central America aud the South Pacific
will close at half-past ten o'clock this morning
The NEw York HRALp--Fdition for the Paoifc-wii be
ready at half past nine O'Clock this morning, and
will contain all important news foreign and domestic,
received during tho past ten days.
Single cop in wrappers ready for mailing, ak cents
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RfoosrIrr D. o-BuR.s.-- Railway, New Jersey on
"wednesday, May o, by the Rev. Mr.. Lockwood Of the
second Presby tersn church Hr. THOMAS piooN,ID 10
Miss ILxx yo-scRoo, all Of Woodbridge New Jersey No
carus.
Foreign papers will please copy.
o,wwf~-A1rnpcE On Thursday Nay 7, by Rev j.
w. Cumming y. D. pastor OF - Stephens church. las
i Cor vrt 20 RosAsoVD NJ ATrRiDGE, Oldest daughter of
the late John Attrdge and ward Of the officiating clergy
man.
apder r. lhomIsDo, Mr. sfgrHxS GReos, W iss uAcgig
\. HoHToS, all u TINS city
,;sIY-prE,sr.-ln Brooklyn on Thursday May I. AZ
the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev James
W Horne, Mr.. Moes@ " GRAY, Of New York 10 Mss
sxRlp PiuspoRD, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
uaYEr-iSvr-0n Thur.day May J, by the Rev y ".
Isaac AZ the OF the brides mother, 40 West
Twenty second street. Mlrmcs hArxr 10 JuLnr, eldest
daughter Of the late Alexander Levy.
BPrvr--wR.Hr.--On Thursday, April 10, by The Rev
Tt Jones Mr. DAVID Pury, o. Montgomery, Orange county
70 Miss SUSAN wspsr, q New York city.
slovxp-A nus-At Haverstrav, 90 Thursday, Nay
T. AZ the residence Of the brides uncle Mr. sbarn, BY
tbs Rev Mr. Marsh, Mr.. ELsxxr scoyrrpl o. New York,
20 Miss ArSA Y, daughter OF the late Robert simms,
formerly OF Newburg. No cards
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Omcisi Dre wings OF tho shelby College
Lottery OF Kcntackv.--
Extra Class j67-Msy q. 1853
6. ~. II, g 10, H. rs. 20, g. 30, 46, 81.
Class s63-Msy 0. IsSJ.
10, G2. 10, 81, 2s. 81, So, H. Z, 80, ~, &c. IS.
JOHN MORRIS 4 90,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Official Drawings OF the Ltbrary AssO-
citation Companys Lottery. OF Kentacky
GLASS 1i-Msy 0. 1868
GO, 50, 81, Z, Is. ~, CD. 10. 81. 81, rs, II.
CLASS 2s2-hay 0. 1853
"a, Is, 6T Is, SO, ~. 60. 81. rs, IT, 4, 50, II.
SKANCE. ELLIS CO.. Ccsaus,oa. XIV.
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CHctai Drn wings or szarrny

CHictai Drawings or nzarrny, Eddy Il
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Loteries
kksrUOKY, kxrsA CLASS zB-May o. 1868
8s, 25: II. So. 46. l6. So, ~, Is. ~. IS.
KkKTUcKY. Class 367-hay O. 1855
Is. T. SO, 70, 81. %. 81. 46. 81 a. "a. 8. s. 30.
Circulars sent free Of charge by ares eng either 70
Covingtop. NJ or Il. Louis No
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TVS SpANrH FRcArH CARMEN our notice Of the
entertainment board the steam fgste Carmen which
appeared in yesterdays ISSUE ssuor Paez erroneousy
represented the OF General Csmacho IL should
rcadthe General Paoz Dictator OF venczuea
Senior Camacho Is the respected Consul OF that republic.
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Royal Havana l.ostery.-A Prcmtum
Paid Prizes aud Io.bioeus Information iusnish~d
TAYLOR Co, Bankers ~ wsii street.
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Prises Cashed in all Legalfxed Lotee-
terIos IHform stiou given. JOSEPH BATHS. Broker.
II Wall street No Y.