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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-11

Frank vcrnam, Honest Peter, Swichtal and Gbo trot
this afternoon for purse at the Union Course
Ethan Allen and Henry Clay matched for 81 600
side TO trot the 9th Of june bcst three In ve "
wagons
Fila Sherwood and Bruno matched yesterday two
racesthe first for 81 900 ssfe mile heats best three In
Ave- In harness. 10 Oh on the 18th of July; aud the
other for the ZANE amount OF money two mile heats In
harness, on the 10th Of July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-11

TUE CoMMrssIosERs or rgE NsW CAPITAL PotIcH Dn-
rRrcr-Thc Commissioners Of tho Capital Police dis
trct comprising Albany, Troy and surrounding vages
he purpose of inspecting the Nelopoli,an Police
Department The Commissioners Messrs W 8. shcp-
ard president; Thomas Coleman, treasurer; Nelson IA
venport, secretary; Franklin Townsend and s. ~ Trul.
They arc accompanied BY Sup rIntcndcnts Allen aud
Landon Mr.. Thorn, OF tho Troy Times and Mr. Clark,
their clerk Yesterday, after thorough inspection OF
the headquarters In Mulberry street. Superintendent
Kennedy escorted them 10 precincts Nos 7, TO- IS 10
and 49, The Object OF the gentlemen L. Co gather sch
department
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Movements or European Steamers.
TIM PERUVIAN TO CALL or CAPE RACE.
MONTREAL Nav 10 IsgS

MONTREAL, May 10, 1855.
Tho steamship Peruvian, for Liverpool will call on
Cape Race Tuesday for the latest news and COM
morcia dispatches.
THg AFRICA OUTWARD BOUND.
BosroS, May 10, 1905
The steamship Africa sailed at nine O'Clock this
ing, with twenty passengers for Halifax and ono
hundred and thlrtytwo for Liverpool She takes out
$270 1917 In specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-11

BY the steamship Eagle which arrived here yesterday,
from Havana on the 9th inst, we have rumors from
Mexico that the republican forces have recaptured from
Che impcriasts tho cities OF Satlo Monterey and Vic
% ia tho latter the capital OF the State Of Tanaupas
The report Of the capuaton 10 the republicans OF Mon
leroy we have previously had. recent decree Of Maxi
milan defines the provisional status OF his
Mexican empire. The government is TO be a
limited hereditary monarchy, with Catholic prince at
is head IL is promised that thcre is TO be equality Of
al tho inhabitants tho eye Of the law security Of per
Jon and property, freedom Of speech, and about the
same liberty Of the press In Francs and Ausra The
national colors arc TO be green, red and white MAXI
milan names his Empress regent In case OF bis death
The blockade runners Pelican and Denbigh arrived al
Havana on the ID inst from Galveston; but no others
bad arrived up 70 The 9Th
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The Turf.

FASHION COURSE, l.. 1.-TR0TTTN0.
WpDvEDAy, May 10 Match 81 600, p. p, mile heats
best three IN Ave. In harness.
d. Mace named &. q. Dandy Jim. ............. j l l
& Mclaughlin named blk. 9. Hotwator. 2dfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

HAY steady and about &C. higher with small sales
at 81 for shipping, and 81 Of 81 10 for city BALE cash
IRos was dull and heavy.
LFAp was quiet We note sales OF 80 tons foreign 1t
SIC, and about 200 pigs Galena at 10c.
PAINTS were dull and heavy.
MoIAssEs quiet with sales OF rs hhds Porto Rico
at roc, and Al bhds Muscovado at 66c. a6sc
PRoyrsow-Recepts 10. $50 bills four, 4T3 do. beef,
and 32S pkgs. cut meats The pork market was quiet
We note sales of about 5000 bbs at $A SIS 62s for
new mess closing heavily ut $24 S7K; s23 S23 Is for
old closing at e23 cash and regular SIS SIS Is for
prime, and SIS so a SO for prime mesa also about
5000 bbs July and August at $24 SIS, sill
ers and buyers option Beef quiet We note sales
Of $50 bbls at $40 e1l for plain mess sl2 $40
for extra mess. Beef hams were dull and heavy with
salos Of 100 bbs at sat $2T 60 Cut meats were dull
with sales Of 200 pkga ct llc lac. for shoulders and
loo Q 100 for hams Bacon WINS inactive and heavy
Lard steady with sal Of 500 bills, at 1910.
18Ac and choice kettle rendered at 1oc 1910 Butter
was quiet. A ~ ta.ff n.ta ~ 49,
RIOS very dull, and prices nomlnally unchanged
SrsARl was steady with sales Of lao 900 pounds at
17c 1916
SrlcHs.-The market for all kinds was dun but very
nrm We note sales Of 200 bags pepper at q No. gold
cases NJ nutmeg. a. q s'a 81 e. " 00n0 AA =
suoAR was more active, with sales Of about 400 hhds
at 11Hc. q 13c for Cuba, and 1880 for Porto Rico.
TAuOw was quiet. We note sales Of go 900 pounds as
10xc. 11Hc.
WnskxY was active and nrm We note sales of about
1000 bbls. Western at So GA 90 o. a. .,.a
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS



CASrrI-McMUrlss.-M Schenectady, u the resi-
dence Of tho brides father Thursday June 15 by the
Rev Dr. Backus, JOIN CANINE, OF New York, 10 MAooE
only daughter Of Hon Andrew McMulen.
HARRr-- MARrir-0n Tuesday, June a. by the Rev.
Annet IAfont Lieutenant THonAs X HARMS, u 8. ~, 70
Rosa, daughter Of Patrick Martin, Esq, all or this city
LxE-BAcox. On Wednesday June a, by the Rev. A.
g. Berkey, Mr.. NATHAN T. Lee TO MAReARn Q. BAcoS OF
this city.
LovE-vAlxxnSE-0n Wednesday, June 70, at the
First Presbyterian church. Fifth avenue, corner OF
Eleventh street, by the Rev DR.. Adams, WILLIAM ID.
Love to ELLEN LEAN VALENTINE, all Of this city.
PHvyE--PuHDY.-M Happy Lawn, westchcster on
Monday June TO- at the residence OF the brides uncle
by the Rev Mr. Jewett, WILLIAM PHyyx, OF New York,
TO Lucy DEnxmo, daughter Of Hiram Purdy, ESQ, OF
Burlington, Iowa
RowAs-FoRsHAy- Wednesday, June %, by the
Rev Morgan Dix rector Of Trinity church. JANIS HENRY
Rowan TO MARY A. FoRsHAy, all OF this city.
SkrfuAGoRDoS-0n Wednesday, June "a, at the resi-
dencs Of tho brides father by the Rev. VIM r. Eigen-
brodt, d. D., AIsr NJ O. SnrH 10 ANNIE " GoRDor, both
Of this city. No cards
wALpufm-BAsY.-In Washington, D. c. on Tuesday,
June 0, by the Rev. W. Keeling Lieutenant GUsTAvs
scHusrR " WAfDnnn 10 Miss MATILDA ADELAIDE BANy.
No cauls
Philadelphia papers please copy.
wnSISsos-WoEsr. Brooklyn. on Sunday, june
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JNoR LIvERPOOf.-OLD BLACK BALL LINE-THE
packet ship ISAAC WEBB wfl sail promptly on satur
street sU q % ROCHE Bros CoFFEY III and us South
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
~ Tontine Buildings IS waH street, New York June
THIRTY-THIRD DIVIDEND
The Board OF Directors have this day declared dividend
Of four a. cont out q the earnings Of the road for the
months ending 3th inst and D cent out Of
the earnings Of the seamers sailing vessels &C. payable
the their legal and after
9Th of July next -
The books will be closed from the evening Of the
'''A " 'N'' HENRY SMITH, Treasurer
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNEHDAY June ~ r. u
AsHls. Receipts, 10 packages. The market was dull
and heavy.
BREApsrrrys -Receipts-12,e4 o bbs -four, $40 do
and s65 bags meal, 1o2 239 bushels wheat s0o96
do corn, 1851 do. oats The -four market declined
about SC. loo, with fair export inquiry The sails
we're 1000 bb the market closing heavily at quo
tatious Canada -four was from &C. l0c lower with
sales OF 500 bbls Rye -four duh and heavy South
ern -four was in good demand but prices declined &C.
IOc with sales OF 500 bbls Corn meal In moderate
a.-...a w. ,.aaa aaios Of ai5 bbla We nnnfa
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The following the statement OF the condition OF thu
N ka off ostou for he mast weak
The Boston Trapeller of Che 27th remarks:-

The Boston Traveller or the 9th REMARKS
The banks dscountng endorsed notes. having from
sixty to ninety days to run, at six and seven Per cent
They are also lending good stocks at ave and SIX per
cent, principally on CALI Tho demand for money Ii
limited, and less than the supply In the street there
lenders than borrowers and large sums OF cur
rency remaining idle. Very few inquiries are made
for loans second stocks and only the best notes
be sold ut low OF interest," holders prefer TO
keep their unemployed funds whore they will be secure
aganst loss The general apathy stocks shows no In
dications Of immediate alteration.
The Chicago Tribune of the 10Th says te4f
The money market rules easy, and there IL moro eort
made lend than to borrow. The requirements Of the
produce trade light and all other branches Of
nercs being comparatively quiet there Is less inquiry
for accommodations at the various discount h0usea
There H. however change In the rate Of discounts
which steady At ten per cent per On the street
the brokers doing very little at por cent per
month for second and third class paper Mortgage
loans easy at per cent per for long time.
Eastern exchange ID In limited supply and the market
Ia qaet but Tho demand to-day less active,
and the bankers generally had enough to supply their
customers Rates steady at Ito discount to par buy
ing, and Ito = premium selling Round lots were
sold to day by the bankers 10 each other 1t 80 90 pre-
MUM per thousand
The statement Of the Bank of England for the week
ending juno II 10 40 follows
EiH DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued. &2s TAI 2so Govmt debt Ell ol6 100
Other securities S,634 900
Gold coin and
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The wheat market was 1c. SC. lower Tho receipts
continued fair with sales Of 900 bushels at 81 Go for
rcd Western. 81 90 for amber Michigan, 81 80 81 80
for Milwaukee club, and 81 30 q 81 20 for Chicago
spring Barley was quiet. Malt was somewhat armer
We note sales Of 900 bushels at 81 90 81 o6 The
corn market was To- &C. lower, with considerable
inquiry for export with sales Of u.s. 900 bushels at Tao
7sc for unsound tpc. SIC. for sound mixed Western,
closing at sic q $50 for export Oats were more ac-
tive and advanced L. &C., with sales at TIC. 7Sc for
Western.
CorroN The market continued TO rule bouyant, with
sales of about 900 bales. We quote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29
SOUTH AMERICA.

News from Buenos Ayres-Progress Of the
Wsr-Emcioncy OF tho Psraguaysn
Troops-Pstriotism Of tho Po0ple-Ef-
feet OF tho Crushing Of the Js3. Davis
Rebellion, &c. rHu a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

sncs January L.. SOL 7o2,576 81 52s235 7',s3C4G5
Tho imports for the week and the corresponding weeks
In 1858 and 1904 werc:-
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u.s. at the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev
Bishop Falkner OF the r. Ave. Mission, HAnRr WuxM-
soH 70 CARRIE +. WoEr
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EVTFfE WhH uuII Hhu HeHVys
GuSSy BAos.-The market WINS quiet but nrm
GuSvy CtoTH was quiet and active with sales OF about
600 bales at 1870 20c gold closing steady at the out
side price.
Wool continued dull but very Arm
Hors were dull but steady. With sales OF about 100
bales at l0c. a SOC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

money market
The bank m nimum rate reduced yesterday from
three and half to three per cent The amount OF mer
camille paper afoat Is small but, usual. there has
been activity In the demand for money In the open
market at three per cent and larger share Of business
has been carried the bank There Is dimnutIon In
the supply partly owing TO the Withdrawals by country
bankers in connection with the anticipated expenses OF
the coming election Beyond these circumstances there
Is indication that the slightly increased general act
witty Of the present time will be sustained On the
trary, while the produce market continues dull and
long the advices from India refer only state OF
commercial affairs unsettled that now described
little probability appears that trade operations will be
tered into extended scale. Money Ia quoted
per cent In the chief capitals Of Europe and
It is remarkable evidence Of the altered direction of
the bullion that the reductions in the rate Of
discount have been in London rapid than In Paris
The Bank of France for tho week ending June
Is give the following return AZ compared with that last
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Current accounts ...................... ooU,VVO
London advices Of June Is reportConsols closed at
0oi 9O,s, Illinois Central s21 Erie shares 81 Sc,
United States 520's 69X q COX
Internal revenue officers for Virginia, Louisiana Ala
hama and Georgia have been appointed will, never
thelcss BIO months before tho system
DO established In those States.
The earnings of tho Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for the third week Of June
1864 SIC, 267
1900.
Increase $l3, AL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07

their having Joined some company In the eshfsds:
rate service, they will be pardoncd from the sem
tence of confinement.
CLOTHING FOR THE GEORGIA TROOPS.
Gen. Foster, the efficient Quartormaster General
of the great sud generous State of Georgia, reached
this cNy yesferdo5 He brought with HIN 10000
suits Of clothing for the Gaorgans in Lees army
mo st timely and acceptable present.. This cloth
ing is gift from Georgia toher sons in the field
No charge is made against the men who receive the
clothing or against the Confederate Government
it is pure devotion.
The energy and goo sense displayed in the may
agement Of the Quartermaster's Department OF
Georgia deserve to be initiated in all the States,
and especially at the seat OF the Confederate Gov
erGment What Georgia has done for her own
troops might be done for all other troops if the
proper practical ability and Industry were exhibited
in Richmond Are the Soldiers of Virginia wei
clad as they should be Can Georgia hide the ma
kedness of her brave men, and all the men from
kother States 60 bare
Georgia soldiers expecting packages in care o
Captain Carey A. King will find him at the Georgi1
Relief
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07

Eaknahd ard pre- S;diaR sass.itats M ss,t,si
IL proposed 20 forh guard OF CLERKS - tS ia
for duties now performed by the ruonc Hssts 81
The resolution was referred 10 'ie
NJ iTTHERD. RAYMOND offered resolution
- ;,,i,in, Gen. z. A. Wise TO furnish copy OIL
t5, sadness. delivered in the Hall Of the House Oh
elS~ates oa Saturday evening last, and that 'hir'!
,n,oSard copies oi the be printed Tor tue use
of the people Of Virginia. Objection pelnb MAUI
the resolution lies over.
ny. DEAEE offered a resolution that the Legs
ia;ure adjourn Oh the 2Sd instant. Orlectioh Denis
made, lies over -.
MT BUFORD offered resolution resembling the
order ior going into secret session at O'Clock %
ieetiOus being RSde, leSOyer.
Ou notion Of Mr.. KELLEY the following re soiu-
| ton was adopted
Rss0!red, That the thanks Of the General Assem-.
bis are hereby rendered TO Msior General W hiiSui
Malone aud the officers and men OF his command,
Tor their CONSPICUOUS gal.antry rad eminent ser
vices throughout the war, and especially IN tnc PrgS
ent campaign wherein they have dlSpiaytd SHiiil
tortitude and heroism unsurpassed IN the record o.
our struggle for independence. Lies over.
| On Mr.. fRETLOW'S mouion, bill, authorizing
| the County Court of Southampton TO make an al
| Iiriopa levy for the support of INDECENT soldiers
and their families in Southampton, was taken W
| and passed. -
Nr. MONROE, of Hampshire, offered resolu
ton inquiriug into the eXpediency OF providing
more efficient remedies against dspreoationS y
Confederate soldiers on property of citizens of VIZ
GINA. ,,,o,>- ,.,.o.
that she clerk prepare a, calendar weekly OF tE'
business before the House, and have the same print
| ed for the use Of the members.
mir. TOMLiN moved that bills on their thir'
reading be taken up, 20 afford business for the nc
ton Of the Senate, that body having ADJOURNED lni
mcdiatelv on assembling to-day for want Of 6usi
ness. Before action on this resolution one ocl 'c
arrived. the hour for going into executing session
L The doors were then closed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07
Ca,L. WILLIAM MARTIN, o. saenry'

~
~ cOunty-Sir We, the undersitnsi soldiers IL tie
Jain and 57th Virginia regiments hpying high sIpIe-
citation of yOnr capacity and your patriotism, desire your
services Representative ia the oGgless Of the
ederae States We therefore ask that you viii apuounce
yourself as Candidate for that position ~ our next
spring election.
Edwin Mitchell, Jas A Carter, Hepry Dillon, +
Mitchell GINS byers Austin, VIM I'OwcIt "A J. eUt
company u, oath va. John W heathstl, W lLonGs-
son. Thomas J Leek N Ayers, )osePhu- Pow ell Jas
Il Carter + JJemison 4 Nill., IhomaSion, 1
Eggleton. standby q Gngg, Siis- Aeek- o Lg
gleton Thomas e Dyer II B0cocE, ii 9 iutner y u
lddy Elijah Richardson, y - nesEayd Nm Tuner.
K Cisnton, Turner G. I GIe2g, Captain company :,
G L Turner W Walton Henderson Philips Z : Pa he,
Is Plnksrd NJ Gin, Jno ! Lester. Cheaihsm Cha
ney
Patrick County, Wv Wiggington. Il Light,
II Hooten, Lewis Ross D COraddy, g : Iaylcr " a
Lawless J II Gunfer u Amley.
Franklin COHnty-G " GO0de Vim II Goode. Wait
G Smith, Anliens, Stephen stone, Wyatt L smith.
L 4 Cspeli.
Franklin County-wmw Cooper, John E Muse I
Finney, } W Cooper Law, John { bernard, DAMS.
Byrd, Richard D Hodges Daniel II Trall John Grad.
dock Joseph Bowles " J Selchcr. / II lri.mgn. \ III
Turner, Geo NJ Jesneur, Geo Irillman Jonas Goode,
] q Lavender, Captain company A, Coleman, " y
Maxey.
Carioll County yo.-Wm Stelton!E Williams 81
Lieut. company C. Jno + Shocbe I J. Crawford George
Mood, J G. tocken II KIkbridc, ii I vaughan, I DH-
yison VIM Wort, \ Dalton, James VI li0iHe, Oliver
irockett,J Farmer. Zion Nescr .iod Satcphin Isaac
warton Thos peerman James Taylor, Il Il Beesley.
felt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07

TRIBUTE TO A BELOVED SISTER WHO DEPARTED
: THIS LIFE, IN BALTIMORE I'D, NOVEMBER ltru,
1854
Thou art gone-thou an gone,
Though has winged thy mortal fight,
From this vale Of gloom and sorrow
To realms OF peace and light.
Though art gone-theu art gone
2 Where the Lamb Tor thee once slain,
But waits, with smile Of tender love,
To place thee in His train.
Thou art gone-thou art gone,
Yet, I will not say thou art,
For thy image still | see
On the tablet of my heart
Thou art here-Thou art here,
My heart still owns Thy sway,
For thy spirit sweetly Mingles
In my dreams by night and day.
II hoyers round the lone ones
Left in sorrow here 10 mourn,
The fatal impress death has made
Upon thy tender form.
Thou art gone--th0u art gone,
Thou art with our Mother now,
Ere this thou It felt her fond embrace
Her lips have pressed thy brow.
RICHMOND VA. ANNIE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07

TO YEA ~7us 10 know the terms on which Lincoln
~ viii c5.c,oUsiy tsstvw peace upon the South
The are ~c5v su.ylc and 20 say the least Of them
crt!rel- Ineligible. 30 enc can say now that lie
6oos not understand precisely WHIST Lincoln intends
% do With Us ii he ever have Us in his power nor
can any one contend tEa; any peace Is possio" eX-
cent that which shall be forced the enemy by the
weight OF stern resistance, or the fnal consciousness
of exhausted strength. Everything advanced b.
the Tlig in explanation Of ;tc recent conduct OF
the Washington Governmental this matter Of ne
gotiation. has been tuiE justified y the event
Noi tia. any superior sagacity was Eecessary, ou;
the problem was IL itself, smpls, that It could
saSlv be solved by any intelligent mind Heppily
,ys no longer depend, tor convictions, on con
lecture lie, il - e-es founded the clcsrest data
The gorgeous edi6ce constructed by dreaming fan
s.iss on the chimercsi foundation Of hypothetical
Yankee recognition, has been dissolved tho insub-
s,autal pa-e1r, hs' faded away. leaving not rack
behind. ami nothing remains tp; the reality which
woad indeed Ore frjeb,,gl Uai we NOT known and
c5uba.tc5 i; ,ry 50 i.E- Sme. There can be ana
there ouslt On te Uo disappointment over this re-
sult. Tlc Triumph el tUc b,scE Republican party
In TIE late election was sufficiently explicit msHI-
t,sfSUao ot tbc views and purposes auimatlng the
nalCr.tr of che Yankee people, aud the emphatic
decl5rstnus %, Seward anal lincoln are me- ely Of
Heisl and I..rel sanctions o' something which We
ALREADY auev,agi ~ which ,i whole pcopie ought
I6ns a-, &. haze been prepared.
Even t.e comparatively usIJ apt gentle pro
eranmc oi tuc q. ...s j, set aside now not
y.artUv OF 0 moments cousile ration. There Is No
longer l.ct.ate ,lst even condition, might te &C
corded 90 these Confederate States should they dc
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H'D'o'Rs Isr BAIT. Va. ETsEsyEs,
Richmond. EeJ. q 1863.

HD'o'RS Isr BAIT. VA. ETsEEyESl
l. Richmond EeJ 1865.
y GRsrENES Your letter vi the 25th nit requesting ne
10 become candidate TO represent tie county OF ALE
marle the next Senate o. Virginia, not received
uutii to-day. frankly assent 10 tie !: gpoeed AymHa
ton proceeding from respectable body of ny fellow
citizens Win tbaaks .or the expression Of car csna
hence in M fidelity to the public welfare
j remain gentlemen
Very respectfully
Tour Obdt se.y
BLNJNJ pAPNEILLE
Messr.. John :. Martin y. j. Hartsook Wa O. Caring
| ton John S. Moon Al 4. fmner ana OF or. ,!
IL lit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07

fh:onis's and asntgnsJ rswsnspsf, sna 70 sppoin q
receiver settle up the business of the late firm Of
n. S. Morse Co., was argued; the court deciding,
after hearing evidence of counsel, to require Mr..
Morse to show cause why the injunction should not
he granted, and allowed him ten days for that pur-
pose the case to be then heard at Sandersviile IN
Washington county E.. Starnes, Esq, for the prose-
cutor; Ii. W. billiard Esq, for the defendant.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07

KILLED.-Tle notorious Or. David 7. Hines td!ias
Hamilton) was shot while out with hunting party,
one day last week, By lad seventeen years of age
between whom and the deceased difficulty had &C
Cured. He was shot in the back with double
barrelled shot gun, loaded with slugs t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07
THE CITY.

A WORD TO THE WISE, SC.--In another column
Is an advertisement warning cartman to restore
goods which he was to have delivered yesterday,
AMI which nc has Jailed to do. If that cartnan does
not ike the idea OF boarding il Colin Bass Hotel
Tor three months, lie had better take heed and
ply with The warning given him this morning,
Tor sAe one who Is ''sharper than Brooks, OF
Sheffield" is now On his track, and woe unto him il
ha frnes him
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07

MISIsrER OF THE GOSPEL ROBBED We have fall
len upon evil times. Not only do thieves invade
our churches by night and steal theYirom, but they
attack. anu rob ciergymen i'll the day time The
Rev. Mr.. Grimsey, OF the Baptist Church. was seye-
raj days since. attacked and robbed vi his money
and horse by highwaymen, near Nuttwood, in the
Valley.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. NvCUE offered a resolution inviting Messrs.
S.apscu,. Hunter aud Camgbeil, Peace Commits
siorcrs To address the members Of the Legislature
and Congress- al their earliest convenience III the
U,II OF thu House IF Delegates, on the subject Of
their recent mission % c'pi'r Nitn inc 'aSee Su
. tbo-itiss a. &, terms of peace
AIcr discuss .o1-uelInesS expressing tie opla-
Son tlet such q respla,ioa was premature-on mo-
ton of Mr.. RAYMOND, OK Mario3 tue resolution
was. tor tine present, laid On tie table.
Mr.. TOVLiN offered resolution nqulring INTO
the exps5ieaey Of abo.ishipg the Public Guard, al