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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18


The Wisconsin Mutual pays its losses prompt
ly--as the following correspondence shows
s. S. Daggett Esq, Pres.t Mutual Life
ms Co
DEAR SIR IL cannot refrain from express
ing my warm thanks Tor the promptness with
Which you have acted i'll regard to the lnsu
rance on the life OF my late husband Henry
". Browne.
i received the money, $4,000, by the hand
Of my brother Charles Il. Browne, on Satur-
day last, there having been not the slight
est unnecessary delay Ill It's payment For
this / thank you sincerely. Nothing could
be more grateful to my feelings, than to be
thus relieved OF anxiety regarding pecuniary
matters, while overwhelmed with grief by
| the crushing blow that has so recently fallen
upon me.
| Wishing you all the success which SO ben
| ohc iaI an institution 50 richly merits
| ri am, yours very respectfully,
LYDIA \. BROWNE.
Wanwatosa, Dec. 18th, 1864.
We give below another illustration Of the
proverbiaI course which the Mutual Life Ins.
Co. OF Wis. pursues III the settlement of its
losses, by quoting Mr.. Sec. Kellogg's letter
to 4. S. Whitaker, the local agent at Sparta,
Wis, relating to the death Of MIR. Alton Ken
dali OF that town. Mr.. Kendall secured
policy some two years ago.
| IHE MUTUAL LIFE INaUkAhCE % or WIS
! coNsIN, Allwa arAee, Jan ltu, 1901 )
L. s. Hbttukey, SDur5u, us.
DEAR SIR Yours OF the 10th is at hand
and contents noted Enclosed find blank
forms OF proofs which you will please assist
4irs. Is. III getting up. We Shall prefer to
pay the loss at once on presentation OF proof,
without deduction OF interest. II Mrs. h.
needs any advance Tor the funeral you may
make them on the strength Of our payment
as presume the proofs will be all right
1t is the pleasantest part OF our work to pay
losses Yours truly,
\. w. KELLOGG,
Secretary.
This Company issues the Non-forfeiting
IpoIcies, the payments OF which can be made
one sum, five payments, or ten payments
This class of policies secures TO the holder:
thereof the full value Of every dollar paid t.
the Company.
This Company pays its losses promptly
1t is Economical in the management of it
business.
1t accommodates its. patrons in the settle
ment of their premiums by taking their note
for nearly half the premiums fdesired, thereb.
enabling parties to insure for double tn
sum for the same amount OF Cash Premium
It issues Endowment Policies, payable o.
attaining 40, 45, so, So, 60, 60, years. wit
profits
? Parties desiring to Insure their Lives Wi
be furnished with ali the requisite blanks an
information. on application by mail to tn
Office in Milwaukee IA Wis St. or to f. Il
Head and John Bededict agents for Kenosh
and kenosha County.
John Benedict has his headquarters at tn
Clothing Store of Washbish and Benedict
give them call and post yourself, whether 20
insure or not.
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Ice ]! Ice Il! Ice !! L!
NETILI4IAM HARTUNG hereby gives notice
Sv that he viii be prepared to
@ DELIVER ICE
to any part of the city reasonable prices during the
coming season. -
4m85 WILLIAM HARTUNG.
WILLIAM HARTUNG.
Wisconsin NEUtsszsI life Insurance
Company.

We take great pleasure in calling the at
tention Of the citizens OF Kenosha and Keno
sha County to TIE Mut0aJ Life Iasaronce Co
OF the State Of Wisconsin. In looking over a
report gifts business we find that it has is
lsued since It's organization nearly 5000 poll
cles 1000 Of which were issued during the
year just closed, There are many reasons
why this is one of the best Co.'s to insure in.
1t Is made up and managed by Western men
doing its business in the Northwest.
Its directors are among the most reliable
business men in the State and are determin
ed to build up an institution which shall be
an honor to the State and to the Northwest
We give the names Of some of its directors
and officers
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profits among its policy holders, thus giving
to them insurance at the lowest possible cost,
while the other companies above enumerated
divide twenty per cent. or one fifth Of their
entire profits among few stockholders
There is no more reliable Company than
tue Wisconsin Mutual, and the best Judges
of such matters in Aenosha and vicinity bear
testimony to it by securing life policies in
this company. Below We give a partial list !:
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Prompt EsyEneza9 Of $4,000 on "a
LIE Insurance Policy.
The numerous friends of the family of the
lamented DR.. w. ]. Gibson, of La Crosse, who
recently died, will be gratiied to learn, that
he had been so prudent as to secure a !. life In
surance Policy for $20 in the excellent
Home Life Insurance Co, of New York, by
the following letter of acknowledgement from
Mrs. Gibson, it will be seen that the compa-
ny has honorably and promptly paid the
amount to her. Major Gibson's prospect of life
was equal to that Of any man in the State
When such strong man falls there is no
man who can safely postpone life insurance:
E. H. Kellogg, Esq, Gsneray agent of the
Home Life Insurance COmpony:
DEAR SIR.-I desire to express my thanks
for the promptness and courtesy displayed by
you, an agent for the Home Life Insurance
Company, and my confidence in the stability
and integrity Of the institution you represent.
The proceeds of the policy for $4,000, which
my late husband DR.. William j. Gibson. OBJ
tanned for me in that Company on the fifth
day OF last March, has been promptly paid
without any annoying delays. The subject
of life insurance will always be of intense in
ierest to me.
Yours truly,
ELIZABETH S. GIBSON.
LIFE ASSURANCE We were much gratifed
to learn that DR.. Creighton, whose death is
elsewhere announced, had assured his life in
a good company-we believe the ''Home," of
New York-for sum which his family, left
to the rigors ola gloomy winter, will find
great relief. We wonder that SO many neg
lect to make just such provision for their low
ed ones Economy will enable the mechanic
and laborer as well as the merchant, to secure
a policy which will secure from want the fam
lily which mey be left. This is well worth
at the commencement of a new
year-N W. Christian Aduocole, January
9Th, 1864.
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-~ Ratio Of Assets DISBURSEMENTS to
~ - - to Liability. Receipts
nome OF N. I. 1858 80. So
Equitable, n Y 1889 z 4005
Connecticut Mutual 144.94 1890
Mutual Wisconsin 1881 1870
New York Life 99.4l IS, 81
}. B. Wheeler is agent of the Home Life
Insurance Company for Kenosha
E. II, Kellogg is also general agent at the
Northwest; Office at Starkweather's Drug
Store.
Over 500 Life Policies have been taken by
the business men and farmers of Kenosha
County. ,f,g esr ~
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j. u. MohINDLEY, Asst GenI Agt.
OFFIcE-No. Il Wis. st. Milwaukee.
This Company has $137 of assets for eve
ry 500 Of its liabilities, and is thus safe be-
You'd all contingencies. 1t is moreover a
purely mutual company, having not the in
cumorance OF a guarantee capital to absorb a
large portion OF the profits which should be
divided among the policy holders in the form
OF dividends. Many persons are not aware of
the distinction between purely mutual COM
Pany and one having a guarantee capital
1t may be illustrated in this wise two mer-
chants embark iii business-the one with
$4,000, capital Of his own-the othe with the
same amount and also with So, 600 more of
borrowed money. The second merchant could
make prima facie show TO his creditors of
d large basis for credit which would of
course, be fallacous. This difference is seen
by the report OF Commissioner Wright in re-
spect to certain companies doing business in
this State-Wlth the guarantee capital which
Is, so tar as the policy holders are concerned
borrowed money included as a portion of the
assets, several companies stand as follows;
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OFFICERS.

S. S. DAGGETT, PRESIDENT
JAS. BONNELL, -. VICE PRESIDENT.
Z. ID. NASH. ...... TREASURER.
A. w. KELLOGG, SECRETARY. ~ E
Dr. b, b. WOLCOTT, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
S. S. DAGGErT,
JAMES BoNNELL,
John T. VAN DYKE, 7 Executive Committee.
Il. L. PALMER,
CHARLES f. ILsLEY,
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DIED.

Az the Rockbriige Alum Springs, Miss vIR-
GINA A. TEMPI.EMAN, September ID, 1861.
Possessing excellent business capacities, Miss
Tcmplcman, by her own efforts, acquired an ample
competency, which she used without stint IN re-
Spouse 10 all legitimate calls OF benevolence and
many hungry soldier has been refreshed by her
Hberality. Fer many wears member Of the Bap-
fist Church. she adorned her profession by con-
slstent life, and her death was such as might have
been anticipated happy and triumphant AS
relative, friend, neghrr, she was most cstiina-
BILE and her death has produced but one feeling
with all who knew her wcll-a feeling of deep re-
eret for her loss and OF profound respect for her
memory, ~.
On the morning Of the 10Th instant. First Lie''~
tenant JOHN NJ. GALBRAiii, Fret COMPANY
Battalion Washington Artillery, III the t"'i''5
fourth year of his age. -
Uis friends and members OF his company ana
battalion also the friends and ae1t,aintah,,a OF
his grandfather, John Mekeas. toimCriy "i hitn-
mond also, of the family Of william b'i n ;, az
rl1Ye,ttully invited to attend his funeral iiilA
EVENING, the Goth instant, nj O'clock from th'
Monumental Church.
on the morning of the 18th instant, in he sixty
eighth year of her age, Mrs. ELIZA hENNoN
RANDOLPH, wife Of James Ciskic
The friends of the family are invited TO attend Ter
funeral from the residence Of her husband, on dracs
street, THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock
Suddenly, Yesterday. at her residence, on Broad
between First and Second streets, Mrs. AMELIA
I.ANGANG, formerly Mrs. Ncidt,) III the forty
mnth year OF her age
Philadelphia and 3pottsville, Pennsy lsania, pa
pers please copy. sc 9-9t
OF typhoid fever, at his fathers residence, IN
Manchester on Monday, the 18th instant, ut twenty
minutes TO O'Clock, DAVID W. MORE, aged
twenty years ami one month.
lie has gone to a mansion OF rest,
From a region OF sorrow ana pam
To the glorious land of the bleSt,
Where he never can suffer again,
His funeral will take place THIS DAY at
O'Clock The friends ana acquaintance Of the
family are invited 10 attend without further notice.
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OFFICIAL.

ENROLLING Oyvrr.
RIeHsoSD, September H. 1861
NdE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR fro.
i the BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION ia n,,t I'm
cd fof the information u all concerned: yum IL
CoNFfDrRATE STATES OF AsKr,,,
WAR DrPARTaFNf
BUREAU oF EONsCRfyrtnS
RICHMOND VA, September Q, 1851
CIRCULAR No. 80
Coymandants Of conscrpts will iastr1,e. co,r.-.
Enrolling Officers to proceed diligently va .IJ
Of the Temporary Board 10 make a cnp,l. '''' id
tfat'On OF every white male resident in their -,
tive counties, between the ages Of seyrut,I y,
MY years het actually serving IN the amy in ~,
field or with the reecrtca. >" '"8
The uaIne, age, occupation AMI rhvgcaI oonJ;,,..
Oh th% PFI7oni registered, together with the cen,
OF exemption, o. detail other reason tr ma -
M "a active military sryice viii be stated IA, t1,
Registers. SPECIAL care vii be taken ian gtsfi T.
thcty, though briefly, the causes which f,.,rt IS
person from heing sent TO the amy aud not tom,
any person from the registration not s..r,ipo -, -
army III the field or with the rts,ry VIZ
These Registers must b. forwarded L, tl. U,.,
before the FIFTEENTH OF OCTOBER NEXT r.
accomplish the work ia due time, Enrolling ON
and Temporary Boards are eni0inpd Z, a.. r. -.
most vlSor and diligence The information 70 be-
thus furnished Is regarded as Of great lrnp0rta,
ana the service must be accurately as yeU a.
promptly, performed. '
Another, and separate, Register sill be- NJ H..
same time, prepared and forwarded Of ali v.uH
years during the next twelve months n tins ut.
named REGISTER will be stated the month when tn,
youths will attain the age designated
by command of Brigader-(icncral j 5. PRYrra-
Superintendent.
Sgnedl G. Il. DUFFIELD.
Assistant AdIut1nt-Gcncr-l
In compliance with the foregoing Circlllr Id
male white residents OF the City Of Richmond h.
tween the ages of sixteen 10 and hity ltoi yrr.
are hereby notified that they are required T. r,t
for III" purpose Of registration at the following
named places ia their respective wards:
MONROE WARD.
At No. 500 corner Of Broad and Foushce, on Tue
day and Wednesday, september 10Th and Inst, hrn
\. Nj. to g p. NJ.
MADISON WARD.
At City Hail. Office Of City Collector. on Thus
day ANA Friday, September 22l AMI 23I from s \.
NJ to l.. NJ.
JEFFERtUS WARD.
At First Market Hall, on Monday AMI Tue. dtg-
September 1Gth and 27th from \. Nj to t. T. II
The registration will be confined t. the Car1lara
iiHlts Of the City OF Richmond, AMI viii b., u.l.ls
under the .GFctihtcndt nee Of the Advisor, Board
IL Ws H;ludc all cxempts any ground what, =, J.
detailed soldiers, detailed tuIlserpts. and foreigners
WM. IL BLACKBOARD,
Lieutenant and Enrolling Officer city Of Richmond
aT l9-Tt
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PROCLAMATIONS.
)Y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

I'D A PROCLAMATION
Whereas, vacancy having occurred in the Gene
raj Assembly Of this State by the resignation Of
William T. Liindy, the member of the House Of
Delegates from the election district composed of the
counties of Greensville and Sussex; therefore, L.
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia, do hereby proclaim and make known that
an election will be held in said election district on
the third Thursday of October next for delegate to
fill said vacancy and the sherTs Of the said cour.-
ties OF Greensville and Sussex accordingly here
by required to cause such election to be held each
i'll his respective county, on the day above APP
pointed
- Given under my hand rs Governor, and
l.. 3 the seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich
-, mord, the 18th day Of September, in the
year 1864. WI SMITH.
by the Governor:
GEoRGE W MCSroRp,
So 29-3t Secretary of the Commonwealth
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NOR SALE, a handsome set of CHAM
Der FURNITURE. Address Mrs b.
Ashland, Hanover county. sc 20-4ts
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WANTS.

T" AN TED, MANAGER FOR A
w FARM of twenty acres, one mile from the
city. Apply at W. WALLACE SONS,
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
o. Cot
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e. LIVERY, IIIRING AND SALE STABLES,
wall rtrect Richmond, Na-Horsee, buggies, and
ladies' and gentlcmcn's saddle horses for hir" 49,
Horses taken at livery by the day, week, or month
Horses bu0ges and harness bouaht and sold on COM
mission Il For sale, beautiful thoroughbred Devon
cow and calf; also, q beautiful black .sdilc mare,
sa,talle for 4 cavalry otfCcrW Wanted. family car
rage OF phcton. TIIoS, RUSkEI. co,
SC Ig-3te fr0pIietoIs.
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! DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
4 4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIN PER
CENT. NON-IANABLE BONDS, UNDiR 1IE
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LAW--D,posts on call will be received Ly the
Treasurer N this city, Assistant Treasures ~
Charleston 90 Mobile, ana the Depo.itaijr7 tt
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, AugustJ, s.,Slu-
nan and Montgomery, and certificate wall b, I--u'l
for the same bearing interest at the rate at tour pcr
cent per aHnun and secured by the hyp3tEo, ,t,ou
OF an amount of thg above bonds e.ptt h. the -utn
OF ihess loans. The bonds 10 bt. SIT apart by the
Treasurer, AMI the proceeds, when spti applied CS-
eiu-iyrly 10 the payment of tho sad tcftusti.-.
The security AMI convenience afforded t. hanks
and oiAer corporations, aud to the pi,bc g,n,rilg
by this mode OF temporary 1T, ana H. It
feet OF the measure, II generally adopted, IA k,.p r.
ing the currency within moderate bound it is h.lt
Will commend II tu the favorable consideration 81 the
community AMI secure their prompt .o-"l. ration
carrying 1t into effect q \. TRENHOLM
Secretary Of the Treasury
HICBNaND July p, 1864. au 11-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Esr SPECIAL NoTicE-Asp THE Last
BALLARD-HOUSE sALE.--Ai purchasers OF pro-
perry at the above sale hereby notified that I'll"
less they call toget their purchases by loEspA
the Goth instant that We shall be obliged 10 maxi
arrangements to resell the Same forthwith at tue
risk aud cost Of the purchasers
J. G. TALIAFERRo x CO, Pfoprietors.
n c,,s Auotioncer Sc Io-2
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MADISON ARD.

At No $685. corner Of Broad and Foushee, on Tue
day and Wednesday, September 10Th and list, nom
+n u
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At City Hall, Office Of City Collector, on Thurs
day ana Friday, September 22l AMI 23j, from S A.
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DYTnEGOyERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

\ PROCLAMATION. Whereas, tic place Of
has t,Cn changed from the coJut-hulIs" ii sad
county TO the town OF Ashland, ia COTS, ueUc" 81
the presence ot the ruhhc 1ncmy, and * = 'I'!I-
eut tht the circuit court tor sud county aiiil be
held at the place appointed tOr holding the county
court. Therefore,
tx virtue Of authority vested in the Executive IL
law, 1, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor of the Com
mouwca!th of Virginia, do hereby authorize th e
Judge Of the circuit court for nd county So hula
the next session Of his said court ht TIA" said town Of
Ashland and to continue to hold thc sud court
thrrtat 50 long the county court hall be held ut
that place.
~ Given under my hand rs Governor, and
/. S. under the lesser sea, Of the Commonwealth,
49, 1T Richmond, tins fourteenth day Of sep
TENDER, 1854 ana i'll the eighty-Inth year OF the
Commonwealth. WILLIAM SMITH
By the Governor:
GEoEGE W MUNFoRD,
Sc l7-2t Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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RUEEWhVS.

AN r HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
= WARD for the apprehension Of BECKY, 4
elI seventeen years DID, tail and well proportoncd
about Ave feet high Of dark gingerbread color with
but OF two t,ctn on The left side of her lower
jaw, very lareo MAX of vaccination on the lrii
arm. She was dressed III a spun cotton coat; STAN
mclS slightly when suddenly aidlessoi. She went
oil IN "a iiynuI rIyer canalG0It, and is supposed to
be harbarcI with ire" negroes on the canal OF IN
GEORGE L. STAEitLIN,
kc>Wick Depot, Albclnarle county, Virginia.
Sc l9-Gt.
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TUTICE To HOLDERS OF CLAIMS

NJ Office TO HOLDERS OF CLAIMS
Y AGAINST TIE SUBSISTENCE hErNkI-
AENf-on the S0th OF the present month the sn-
ctctary OF the Treasury viii withdraw the iou..-t.
six per cent. nou-ttXabc bonds FROM the ru.uk,t
md hold thrn ior a higher rate All person hold
ing cllim5 ngdn.t the Government Ton -ub.l.t,u,c
stores hereby informed thtt If they wish these
bonds III PAYNE MT Of their claims thy tuu u,tit,
thus Hayeau OF the purchasing officer Vf IL. f,,t
ss aytti3g, before the 3pth instant ia "Iii &, ST.
cur the bonds at the present low price.
lSigncli l.. Il. N1RIiikOr,
CommissaTy General of Subsistence.
Otli,ial
l.. L. BREWER, Major and CommissIry Of sub
sisteuce. So l.-tSr}u
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

LUCIEN u. SIZER AID WILLIAM II, BRIGGS
having THIS DAY associated themselves together
under the finn aud style OF STEER Il NRIGGs, and
having taken the store Broad street next door to
the Central railroad Express Office for the purpose
Of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION EU&I-
NESS, respectfully solicit censgnments from farm
ers and others.
No charge for drayaee will be made from the Cen
tral Depot 10 store. Refer 10
Hon. Georgc VI. Randolph, Richmond, Va.
Hon. James Lyons, Heniico county.
Hon. W. W CruInp, Richmond, Va.
Colonel L. l. August, Richmond, Va.
James +. Carson, Esq, Augusta county.
". j. Shumate Esq, Augusta county.
l.. r. Mason, Ed, Augusta county.
ii. X. Carter, Esq, Hanover county.
u. Nj. Si2er, Esq , Caroline county.
T. A. Gatewood, Esq. Caroline county.
Colonel j. NJ. Waller, Spotsylvania county.
DR. l.. b. Pilce, Hanover county.
T. Fontaine, President, ii ID. Whitcomb Super
intendent and all officers and agents Of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company.
Richmond, Va, September 10, 1864 Sc 20-3t'
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
)fFf,F or IHF RicHMoNp. FEEuEBf, KsniRG ASul
r0IUN>, RAILROAD CuIiPANY,
Richmond, September H. 1864 J

OiTf'f on INV EitItMpNb. FEEuEHi' ksht RG AND
IoTUNN, RAILROAD tu;iPANY,
Richmond, September II, 1864
NJ OF c E.-Thtre being no depot At
y HamiitOn's Crossing nor rincc their do>truc-
ton by the cuemy,l any at Guinea, Pamela OF Che
trrtici this company Will not be re- poIl~ilo for the
safety or delivery Of any fTeGht5 received or IN be
delivered at either of those points, except while the,
CclTc the same for transportation only at the Iisk
while ut those points, of the owners, toHsIgnorS
consigneCs. No can b. permitted 10 remain at
any of these points longer than necessary to load
and unload them. All freight therefore, intended
70 be carried Ill them should be at Aicsc stations
expecting TO receive at any OF them any ARTICLES OF
freight earnestly advised 10 previous in
formation of the time OF their coming.
No article Of freight, consigned to any point on
this railroad at which th,re j. depot, viii be- re-
ceiyci by ahy agent Of tins company unless ON
panied ya release IN writing sI"Tcily IT," 'oi!sgnor
owner, Of all liability Of TINS company for loss OF
nuTy 10 such article occurring after IT, arrival at
the point ia which il hail be consigned.
Fru2htS intended fnC point north OF Hanover
Junction viii hc received until further notice oul,
at the Depot OF the Virginia Central railroad Oh
Monday and Thursday, between the hours Of a
M and i. NJ, and frtChtS coming from those
points VIII be delivered at the Same place between
the same hours, on Wednesdays and Saturday,, ana
must IN all eases be promptly removed from the Vir-
elnid Central railroad depot on their arrival there
or they Will be stored returned 1T the expense II
the owners C0nsignors should, IN every case, pre-
yiously advise their cousi9nees iii this city of their
sending such freight,
Passenger and Mail Trains viii daily leave Rich
mond ut A. NJ, and arrive ut tamlitoI's Crossing
at 1910 A. Nj. Leave Hamilton Crossing at 10
L. NJ, ar1lVe III itIChmond At CIU 4. NJ.
N. B.-Untl the South Anna bridge shall have
been rebuilt, only limited quantity Of light bag
gage can be carried for each passenger.
81 LIT S. RUTH, Superintendent.
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NJ OIlCE.-The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK OF
RICHMOND will take place at their Banking
House, in this city, on MONDAY, the 81 October
1864, at IL o'clock Nj.
The transfer book will be closed from the 26th in
slant till after the day OF the meeting OF the stock
holders. j. Is. MACMURD0, Cashier
sc lg-2W
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PERSONAL.

fiNHE NEW YORK NEWS, received
this morning at the CONFEDERATE READ
ING ROOM, contains personals to the following
named parties in Richmond
Dir VIM NJ. Turner Mrs. Anna Johnson
Mrs. hate Percy, Capt Jesse Thomas
Mrs. +. b. Perry, Eugene IIeunx,
IL T. u. and }. f.. b, Col A. J. l.,
Col. Vim A. LeeCh, Mrs T. F. baker,
Pete Alex. Murray, list Md bat ,
Miss Victoria Lomax, NO. 259 Main street,
Mrs. Y. +. G., J H., r,
Miss Lou. Randolph, DAVID S. c. Ct,
Mrs. Ann +. Iinsley Thomas Potts,
W M. p, Vim. Ira Smith,
j. b. Register, capt W. ID Van Dyke
Mrs. Z. f. Freeman, j. 7. NJ. and u. Z. NJ
Mrs. K. c. Nicholas. WIN L. Tullnor.
Miss Kate Ball, and number of others
Also, received a late NEW ORLEANS PAPER,
double sheet, eight pages, containing 4 great deal
OF matter interesting to refugees from that city.
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