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TEE CAPrURE Nj DESTRUCTION OF THE
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.

d CAPTURE AND DESTRUCTION OF a
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
A gentleman vao was 3 passenger on hs Roanoke at
tts tina Of her op.ure, furnishes u the following se-
c51nt:
On TIE 2stho f Sep anbsr. t1s UEi'siSGto Msl Steam
shD Rssncks. FlauC4 A.. d o., as5lCr, lot the port q
H.S.ns bound toF Nsa Yo's, passing tho horo Castle
ASP. n, siGh % calm Passengers ard l6 10 he
.t.srage.. ne oficars AID GTeV nuubsnug 50-makiUg
., an eO psTson, On bossI. Tdo I0bia siosnsg pI0-
coded on her y5ysgC a. asp e. oieCmel u uo5 Ter touT,
runpiug rlthiL siggt Of aud a shcyt distance iroT The
ooast. curing s0ua Two or thr5a bou,s, tho time passing
aorssably and &c autsuything u1uslalhay,ng ocouFTo0,
until $40 P. a., Wbel Hbauf % miles Ct the coast Of
Cuba, the passengers E5sa Tot . hits ear pr sad a htas-
inn prcea.med by q nan dressed ~ the Conf daratG
Naval inform, aud Hto proved g. b5 no less a psrsOn-
srs tsaa che clrurcT o. the "Jlesapoake. w; Lieut.
O3mmsndilg John g.. Balm, VIC. in 4 iOgd voice, said,
uIn tbs pans VI too Confederate States Of America, /
demand ths surrender OF His vessel as 4 lawful pFiz',"
and calling upnn Cap. DEsgtO surrender az G prisoner
of.gsr. TIE announcement vas sIm dCtaly followed
bv he diseha5gs Of several pistOk, With Sh'eh see at.
ticking pary we're Srasd. From that mcmsng the
work OF capture commenced Li-ul. BAN tskng the
upper dsck Of &c vessel, acc5upsh.0d by cdie5r Little,
lie PurscF and e sCAmNn, secured she Captain Hni ctt.
oars en- that docs, placing them 90 IRONS: sEilo Cfi ser
Pan, the Isl sCd "A 6aglHccra f1i ,h5a sssme1, p-o-
cssded ath the CD ua OF Tia officers aud Crew On he
m.ia deck. gnl! Lsul y, and officer llite, leav 2
~ HU.aN ~ 60 10 ..@H N
vs,t bfl1F. 10 tls afaiUznc5 oi t-o5e Oh the msin
dsoF. When a 10 minutes past 10 stsOok-is tie space
o. IS ninu ss-sha caeta.s ksd Lasa c~ons1nnattd
and the vessel vas processing Ga her Fo{ags -s Tie
Uo7fedsrata States Pfz3 Steamship RlaGoka.
There Vas oct hglo violent Resistance made s1oept
by ne orpsaIeT Ct tbs vessel, Ehos sHcz So Fsndefi5g,
nsz,d an sxs IA AIMED o bl0E sttho hs5d Of az of
Ger; hus ths SKA falling tE5Tt Cd 10 usFf tour eahs
p'srcei ,hs b1dy al ais man from thu ehssts al WITCH
Ia fell md txpt "a ia b ios minltss.
IA shart Sms # sr ts ca iuT5 Capt DssT ware
leased up'n ha pUJie.
Having hSea ssoSed shh psfu5l OF lie TsgShF
Of the R5rnosa. Ii5sFH fram it tAst $40 sss bulls "a
EeW Yosk Ly ne ~Nos Yosk and VTgtcia Navigation
Ooupary aLo sele her sale OWuers. her dmen-
lions baiae, 10 lelgtb 2ls feet breadth 81 foet, depth
d. 10 fees 8 i8slos, sHj ueasur.Cg / on tons. Alie, ifaa
, csrH6ea.s atan1ci % Esf regatr, H6Ppesrs vat
tie vessel va BE- z 8 az she port OF NO. York aades
the oon6scatiOa act CT he jailed -SAte1, aud Eslsessa
On bond.
LisuL Commanding Brsia exhibited to No biz orders
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TEEA1UEsT CT 1HE DEAD Hamlet affected eurprise
when informed By The fair ophslia that his father had
o,en dead 'ssieo tao montha." 'ThsEs's hope, then, n
hs said, that "a gFsA, asa's memory may outlivs his
life half a year. bu! bJ'F lady, he mus. build churches
,h5n.n Stronger slil is tho IAIrs up1n the vanity Of
morssls NLo live only for the present. when the mel
ancholy P,iGoe pbilOsophiealy traces the dust Of Alex
snJer Il loan sheresith a bserbqrrsl may be stopped.
But, turning lsOn dramatic theory to p~rseticll fact, VIC
see it slated in 81. Louis paper that upon the opening a
new rect through the cemetery near that city, Oofina
have been exposed. aud bOys have amused themselves
with thrnssiaE sticks iatO them, aad pulling out the
bones and batteTing them over the ground. In two
instances hUmln skulls Wsrs thu basdisd about like
foot ball, End long auburn ringleis. that years SgO
we're the pride of b~ssutsOus IsiisnS, were scattered
sbaa! the cemetery
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SURPLUS Fos oUR PRIsOEIRs-A OARGo or OGTToS
TO BI sIST TO Nav YoEK,-We are grstihad to learn
that a correspondence has taken place between Colonel
Ro. Oald, Commissioner of Exchange, and General o.
s. Grant, resulting in the arrangement Of the details Tor
supplying the prisoners of war on each ado with cloth
ing and provisions. The details were submitted BY
Colonel Ould 70 General Grant, who promptly REPLIED
"Au you AK shall be complied with"
10 accordance with thsse dstaill, one thousand bales
OF cotton vii bs shipped this week, from Mobile to
Nsv York, Ii United ststes vessel. The cotton vii
DO rsCeipted fer md consigned to General Trimbls'
nov 1t Font Warren, Who will be pafOlea IN order that
be may make necessary arrangements for the sale OF
the cotton and she purchase OF articles needed BY Osf
prisoners, at points where the plooesds eau beck
peadsd 10 the best advantage. Ia case of lis disAbil-
iy, Gsasnl ". W. B. Beale will act Ss his alternate.
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AUCTION PRrCEs.-At Aessfs. fsIdy & Williams'
auction sals, hst week, the following prices were OBJ
tIiaed;
B.Own sugar s. 80 9 81 per ID; crushed sugar
Sll 81 j saaica c0hss Sll GO 3 IL 90; supsIhne
h-uF SSi6 per bl interior butter S Is 9; o0uGry
sap 8 70 wax c'ndlss Sl4 taIlO. osUdlss Sill 90
As csna; c9pps as S. 20 black Pepper $ll so a IL
90; brogans 500 so 90 cavalry boots $2o5 'H7eo'
smoking tohsceo q % SEegsi's hlaoking SSs q IS per
dig; 81 shestng 81 SO 4 50 shifting So s5 cot
t3n ysrns, 6 TO 10, $40, etc.
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and commission frcm the Secretary OF the NAVY Of the
Confederate States 20 make the capture OF the hosn-
oke. Whether the fact Of her having been owned bJ
the navigation comPaOy aforesaid, some Of the mem-
hers being citizens Of the Oontederste States, and on
whose account sbs was seized and bonded In New York,
az above stated, thus dispcssessing said citizens of their
property, caused the Government to order hef cspture,
am not advised. 1t would not however, require any
extraordinary stfetoh Of the Imagination to enable one
70 arrive ct that oonclusion.
Names aud residence Of the officers and crew who
captured the Roanoke:
John Brain. Lieutenant commanding, Holly SprinSs,
Miss h. A. PArr, Acting hastsr's Mate, Nashville,
Tenn; Thomas +. Little, Acting Masters Nate, Mobile,
Ala: Alexander LAthrOp, Purser, Kentucky; Robert
Troth, LIST Engineer, Nov 0fsauf; james CSnien, ~
Engineer. Galveston, Fexas; Robert Gage. Ssanan'
Mobile, Ala; Arthur hoorenesd, Seaman, Louisiana;
H ] Braddock, Seaman, URlon Town, Ky.i J. D. Van
AmbuTg, Seaman, stsunIon, Va.
Lieutenant Brsia informed me that on his arrival 81
81. Georges, Bsrmuds, Il vas his Intention to provision
and coal the vessel, parole and land the passengers
officers and crew, and take the vssselto wilmington
But it having been found impossible TO take the Veese
into said port, hs only alternative was TO burn tns
Roanoke, and with his officers and crew 50 ashore q
81. Georges, which be accordingly did (aiter transfer
ing the passengers, officers sud crew toa oHel nY'
miles OF the coast, at 4 o'clock on the morning OF Bun
dag, the oh Of Ostober.
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FUetFIVI PRIsrERs.--Geo. b. Payant and L. Paysnt
Belonging 70 thai ition OF our gallant dsiead'
as known IS the "Prinssrs' Guard" were y~estsrda,
.lorniug srfestsd on the Williamsburg road making
{ sir way to the Yankees. They cay they started OIL
S..uraAy night to visit some friends at Fort Gilmsr,
we're met BY four cAyairymen, who robbed them snd
80 turned them rould in the woods that they never
could fad their way to the Fort. They we're commit
ted 10 Castle Thunder 10 await txaminstion.
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
SECOND sEssIoS-SEooRD ooYoRxss.
SENATE.


eArUnDKr, November Ie, 1854.
Prsyer By the Rov. d.. Burrows, Of the Baptist
Church
The Journal having been read
Mr. SPARROW, Of L., introduced the following bill,
which was resd three times and paszed:
ABuL to amend the set TO provide an Invalid Corps,
approved February II, 1864.
Tie Congress Of the Confederate, States Of america
do enact That tbs proyIsl los Of the said as, bu. and
they are hereby, extended to all officers. non.colnmIs-
stoned officers, husiciAus and priVstes of the army, and
seamen, ordinary seamen, landemsn aud bows Of the
navy, and the non-ccnmissioned officers, musicians and
p~rivates Of the magine corpa who hAVs heretofore re-.
signed or been discharged hunorably, or who may here.
| after resign or be discharged honorably from the SER
vice In ignorance of'the above recIted act.
Mr. HAYNE3, Of Tenn, offered the following resolu-
ton, which was agreed to-: +.
RssolVsd, That tbs Committee on Finance INQUIRE
| into the sIpedlenoy Of 90 amending the IL h section Of
the sot approved on the l7th Of February, 1854, entl-
| tied can acs to reduce the currency, and to authorize
! certificate OF the esshisr of the bank OF branch bank
\ of any State, verified by his affidavit, in the room OF
tns certificate therein required Of the Governor, of the
| amount OF treasury notes received and held by any
| State before said notes became taxabl9 under said act,
and on deposit with said cashier 10 the credit Of any
State or the treasurer thereof.
Mr. BARNWELL, from the Committee on Finance
reported sue following bill, which was read three times
and passed:
An act 70 authorize the exchange Of registered bouda
| issued under the act OF February. rs, 1861, for coupon
bonds of Ike amounts aud times OF payment.
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
do enact. TnaL tie registered bonds Issued uhder the aoI
OF as n February, 1861, and authorizing q loan Of fhesn
Millions Of dollars, may be exchanged by the holders
thereof for coupon bonds Of like amounts, aud of a like
character in regard TO the terms and times Of payment
The sad exchange to be effected under such rsgula-
ions as he Secretary OF the Treasury may prescrib
On motor Of Mr. BARNWELL, the Senate resolved
into secret sesaons
When the doors were re-opened-
Mr. SPARROW, Introduced the following bill, which
vas read three tines and passed;
A bill TO amend IA act entitled can act to organize
forces to serve during the wal, approved February
II. 1864.
The Congress Of the Confederate States of america
do enact, ThAt go much Of ihe tf.h 81, cEion. Of the sad
aes as provides shat che persons mentioned therein shall
not be reqGiisd 10 perform military service out Of the
State in " nieh they reside, Do suspended for tixty days.
On motonof Mr. SEAhE5, tho Senate adjourned,
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THE CITY.

GARRoTHRs ARREsTrD.-Josep Johnson end Barney
0Nsal were yesterday arrested BY detectives Blk ana
Turner on the charge Of garroting and rObbing J.
s.Okss, a soldier, on Saturday night Stokes says they
garrolsd bin on l7.h street. near the Old karket-
johnson had on hs person the British pspsrs OF " JAf
Wili,ps,"a pass from the navy yard as corp. Fin
10y, aud a forged authority purporting to be signed b,
Capt. AAscubbin to search houses for stolen properly
He Ia believed to be q Yankee dsssrIsr, and to have
oesn raSbing and stealing ABOUT the city for ssvsra
months.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21


RICHMOND FRoNr-DEATH OF GEN, CANDY
GOLD QUOTATIONS.
We received, yesterday a~ftsrloon, the PhiladelPbis
LHqSirsr Of last Friday, the issh. It 10 remarkably do
void Of news Of Importance. There were no later IT,
dings of Sherman, and no speoulstions ss 10 his probs-
BILE destination. The Inquirer mentions ~editorialy that
q paragraph In the London Morning Ppa, received Ia
ia last foreign files, states that a PoHsh Legion h In
process Of organization, to be sent TO Mexico for the
service Of Macmillan. A thousand Of these Poles, tie
arst instalmsnt, are ready to start. The ingsru
thinks that the Yankee blockadsn should look sharp,
for fear that these regiments take Q Oonfedsrats port
on their way to Mexico.
The IaqairA's Washington correspondent dispatches
to that paper as follows, under date Of November 18th
FROM THH NcHNoHD FRONT.
Letters received to-day from your specials with
Grants and Buffers armies develop nothing new. Re
Gently, the rebels have keep up a vigorous picket firing
In our front. near Petersburg and Richmond. 1t Ia
thought to be an attempt on their part to find out the
strength Of the dhfsrent portions Of our line. They
evidently are expecting o movement BY Grant.
DEATH OF GEN. cLhBY.
The War Department this evening received despatch.
co announcing she death OF Cen. Candy, which cast
gloom through the Department. and over all who knew
MIN His land ana courteous behavior to ell made him
mary warm friends.
The WAshiI gon Ig mt of the Pfsss Association
sends the following despatch concerning Sherman, IN
der the same date:
NOTHING FROM sHsaxIH.
Nothing official has been received from Gan. Eher-
man Tor a week pat. E
Gold opened In New York on the morning Of the
l7.h at Q2s5 and closed At 222t.
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EUOOHsTTTU9I0E-sTATz RIGHTS.
WING.
uONDA1 MORNING, nov. Al, lsS4.
EVENING WING.

We sbaH publish, to-day, at 2 o'clock P. 4, and
svory succeeding DAY Sundays sIcsPsSd) At the same
hour, an evening sdion Of the WbiS. The Evening
Wig viii contain tie htsst nsSB By mail EndtdSgraph,
I'D 70 she hour Of going to Prss, editorials, local intel.
REsnOs, kG 30
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NlsRo THIIT CAUaHT.-Llt SMuid day night th'
WalChmen discovered some negroes emerging from
0hAlhley's hids-hcuss, on tho dock, and approached th'
premises, When the ut groes he'd. The watch pursuet
them. but only succeeded in Capturing one, who had Ii
hs possession eleven hides.
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0RDHR No. 10,
RICHMOND EssIMPMIsT, No. 2.
CIR KNIGHTS You are hereby summoned
~ toGaend meeting OF Richmond Encau pun ut, No. 2, o.
Knlshs TemplsrA, at the Masonic Hall, In the ely Of Richmond
on TUESDAY kvEEING, ut 6 o'clock. Candidates for ordsrI
will be resent at 81.
WIN. L. MAULI, o. @.
Attest: JAMES T. RDDIcE, Recorder
Richmond, Nov. 81. Il. 4 IA, A. L. 1854. no2l-2t
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OFFICE RIcH'D d PETERSBURG r. K Co..
Richmond, Va, Nov. 10, 1854.
NOTICE.
IHE annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS of
u this youpsny VIII be bod. az their Office, In ths oitv
Nv TUESDAY, The 18th instslh n IL ocosk A. N. 80
n. W. WARRINGTON,
no"Tu Treasurer.
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slxOs In the NsN York stock market is o6. Tennessee
bonds are quoted al Sc.
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ssOO REWARD.

EFT the Notifications near Richmond,
IL with the written permission Of the engineer 10 charge, "a
visit Richmond on the 1911 Of March last, ny boy jim.
De 10 about 3 feet 5 inches hgh, has q dark complexion, some
what smooth skin, y rather sharp chin, walks quickly, and rather
hesitates when Spoken 10: purchased him Of Aessrss N Davii
a %. about he nrst OF March he was raised In Maneh 5ttel
BY a Mr.. ssmasl Taylor, aud has been very recently seen 10
Richmond. ] will give the sbovs reward for his sppFenensior
aud oophneneni In jail 10 that can get him sgain. hessfs
81 Davis 90. win Identify him, Ny sddssss v osscade P
Nov, ad-dam,
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ADVRRTISEMRNT

WISH to employ, Immediately, a single gem
Il ueaan, IS Tssess, 10 ~3nIAaiy. ohs eo@Ps.ent to ieaoh
the higher Engnsh, with Lstiu. French and Mathematics, can and
3 pleasant home D. Addressing $50. v. LAM.
40 si~a Ohuls P o, Amelia co. vs..
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sOUTHsIDE PROPERTY FOR RENT Or

LEASE.
4 OFFER for rent or lease the premises on
l. which I rov reside, At Powhstan Court House.
The Dueinng House contains nineteen roors; the Garden 10
very large and ri b, with Q lsrg md rich lot adjoining.
Another lot Of about twenty acres Of Land and permission 70
get hreuood from q foreFt about O mile distant, will be addedn
desired; or wood could be furnished and hauled By some Of the
reighbors.
The house. gsrisnr do, could be very conveniently divided for
the accommodation Of. two CT three iEmMieE
no ls -9aESi ". o. SCOTT.
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NIRGlNlA.-At Rules held In the Clerks
" oRse Of the Circuit court u Nelson ooa1tY, ion Mon
day, tho day Of August. 1854
Dsnis HB sItsoot, executor Of Mary W. 0sbsI, deceased. and
a. trustee aud lsgatss 10 her will, PHI,
against
Peyton II. ekpwith and others, nszt ef kin aud IsesteeS Of the
aid May w. OshsH, deceased, Dets.
The object OF this suit Is to have he last viii end testament OF
the said nsV W. osesl, the %tsststIi., properly ssasiruediG
rights and interests Of her ls2stses sRd bsT nexs Of lila IL and IL
keI estate sScsItbinei aid adjusted; the said sstste dsiysTsa,
paid oyer sld distributed 70 the Yeftors entitled t5eretoi ue SC
counts az the e1esator. snJitei and settlsdi si hs, IN trustea
and directed In the EdntaiEissuoD OF the estate Sn0 ssTsi hsID-
leSs IN regayi thereto, Ali sddsvit BsstsE bSo9 maze
ana nlsd 10 The papers az this suit thst the following ieisnd-
anls, named In s~nIbmeldsi supplemental Gil eI.l5ltsd IL us
suit, eitbsT reside within 9 poTtlos Of te Stats CT frgmA .eoeu.
pied BIZ the public eaemy, 30 hst focess nom ssia court c--inot
We executed upon than, or that 6Lifsnce hss beea used By ana
ia behalf Of tbs said pls.ntf 10 ssesstsil Ia what county OF cor
p0Tsion they are, without eject, via: "Hrs1ton Gahiek, VIM.
b Aa0sn and Nora. his Es, RI hsson, Beverly 4 Mason. Ln-
don q Mason, william PnkDsy Mason, Leila 3 blaTton. Locy Z
pgaItou,, fh zmas Bsloh snd Susan. iis Sife; Diaries Randolph.
Mar Randolph, EHIabsi' tarns. he.bofns Beltlsy, AZ Ut
Poroher anj Anna, bis vile" IL u o'jgTed itrt they ia sppesr
Lere stbis oIe asntb sftI zoe pGbheaE.h he. sb and DO Ehsl
n necessary 30 psoitet tbeir intefsst, pnd that G ccBI Of this or
der he pablsh once = week for four successive weeks 10 The Rieh-
moud Whlg, O Newspaper published In the city OF Richnsnd, and
poGsd .. The front door OF tbs Court House Of this county on
ths fIstdsy Of hsrsxt eousty court.
ssa-vtv zero. q sEryIah olus,
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~ 30 boIes Roaia Soap,
$40 dozen Brown windsor Soap.
Received and Tor sale ~ BAuGHhAN Z RICHARDS,
no9l-sf No. 10 Pearl itrsst,
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EG
Hepsrtrof the Press Assosiauoa received x-
elusfvely By tho whf2.
FROM GEORGIA.
sHERhAN5 HOvEHENfS-A WARN RECEPTION
AWAITING TIE MvADERSl

hAcos sEov. lsth.-The excitement In this oily has
somewhat subsidized. .
No definite Information Of tie Whereabouts of tia
enemy has yet been received. Thsy are supposed to
DO still In the neigbborhood Of Griffin, burning every
thing In their resi-.
They Will meet 9 warm reception, If they attemp. to
como hsre. e.
(sroosD DISPATCH
hAooH, Nov. ls.-The military su.horiass ere active
and vigilans and every man Il under anna Confidence
Is being restored.
The enemy 10 believed to be on our right, distant
about 80 miles, The city will be defen led to the last.
FROM PETERSBURG.
PrrHRsBURa, Nov. 20,-Deserters from the enemy
represent unusual activity In their campo, aud orders 10
cook ratiors for q move, but t. Ia probable that the heavy
rain for the last few days viii prevent immediate active
operations.
Forty two head of fns beef esttle deserted and en-
tered tur Ines early yesterday morning.
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- ELlGIOUS CONVENTION.-The AN
IL NUAL CONVENTION OF TIE DIsoIPLEs OF cHRIsT,
In this State, postponed from the Sd instant, viii BE- heid Ct
LOUISA COURT H0UsE on the THURSDAY before the THIRD
SUNDAY In the present moIth. A general attendance IL urged.
Evangelist vii pissse prepare their annual reports fer presenta-
lion. THOhAS A. cREASHAW, Secretary.
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FROM THE UNITED STATES.

RICHMOND F~R0Nr-DEATH OF GEN, oANBY-
GOLD QUOTATIONS.
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sORGHUM MILLS.

4 HAVE ready, for immediate delivery, 8
J. ROLLER IRON sURaHUa MILLS.
These Mills have received the highest testimonials, as 10 their
durability and working qushtieL
Dan also furnish s0RGHUS PANS 10 order, and have IN store
q general Gssor lnent Of Straw Cutters, Corn 1hsiers, Hnbs and
spokes, PIOE Castings, stilsu, ossns, OLD Dominion Nails, &c.,
10. Il. II. BsIrH,
ocl9-osts IL Main 81.
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NOIItE ~ ~ VI INK
Virginia CENTRAL COM
N
1HR ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE STOCK
u HOLDERS ofthe YIginis Central RAT esd Company will
be held In the city Of Richmond en- THURSDAY, the 9Th dzy Of
Noyemter, 1854.
Extracts from tae By-Ldes Of The Company:
IAN proxies torppresent stockholders at a general meeting
shsl be In writing, and signed BY the pFrsoa thus transferring
the power. Partnerships may sign In The mama OF the paTtoC
shIp. and the signature OF either member Of the arm shall 10
ysid. No proxy shall be valid given more than sixty days prior
20 the meeting Of the Company.
"No proxy for hdiviius al Stockholders shall pas, free, goinF 10
or returning from the meetings Of the Company, unless he Is hin-
slf Q s~tockhoder.
arhe books Of transfer shall be closed n days PREVIOUS TO
any general meeting" j. GARRETT,
Treasurer.
0FnaE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAnKolD CoMPIsY,l
Richmond, October a, 1854.
900 -difkstd
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.KivhhUSD N DAEyIlLR X. r. co.
November IL. 1864.
STOCKHOLDERS MRETING.-The next
~ annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Richnon6 ana
Dsnylle Railroad COMPANY viii be held 10 this city 90 WIDNss-
DAY, December IL, 1864, at l2 O'Clock, 81, At the oaes Of re
Old Dominion Insurance Company.
no I4-eodkdm J. ID RLAIp I,t,,or
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REMOVAL.

I 0BT-0n Friday evening last, a 6old Ria Q
IL Bookstore y~sFisEstedi s.ns, fhTse sinssp two aud one
crest = jsmi lion rampant; lotto, 'Arte vel nsrie The fnde
WIN receive = liberal reward BY lssvi q 1t at the or.eo Of
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

Mon LAW IN OHIo-We learn from
the Columbus, (Ohio) Statesman, that
perfect reigning terror has ruled for
several days past in Greenville, Dark
County, carried on by members of the
Loyal League, aided by squad of
some forty returned soldiers, belong
ing to the 10th, Goth and some other
Ohio regiment. The Loyal Loaguers
first got the soldiers drunk, and then
instigated them to 'clean OUT the
Democrats of the town. One day last
week soldier assaulted, and nearly
killed an unarmed and offensive citi-
zen, for which he was arrested and
fined one hundred dollars. Exon
gresham VIM. Allen prosecuted the
offender on behalf of the citizens,
and he being Democrat, the Loyal
Leaguers directed the prejudice and
and malice against him. They Quilted
his Office and destroyed his books and
papers. They then commenced an
indiscriminate assault upon all citizens
who were designated as "copperheads,"
committing numerous outrages with
stones, clubs, knives, and all other
sorts of weapons and missiles.