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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

THE IMMORTAL -. N" Turns UP AGAIY.-Ths
philosopher and martyr, who was in Richmond for a
time is now in Washington, and knowing aud Ge-
II wing there can be no organization without his
theory of truth as recognized, towI That no trea-
sou was committed from the Southern standpoint,
will to-day at one o'clock, surrender himself to An
drew Johnson As a willing martyr, TO assume air
himself and remove "the pressure from all who are
now bearing it. j. n" will hold forth this morn
/ ing, at ten O'clock, in front of Wiari's Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

MEMBERS OF THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE AT THE
EXCHANGE HoTEL-House # Deleg0tes.-MuscCe
Garrett, Essex; z. Turner, RappahannOck; A. j..
Clark. Campbell. W. H. T. Merritt Brunswick; g..
J. Dawson, Warren Mcdowell Taylor, Lexington
VS.. Morgan, Marion; {. ;. Beckham, Abingdon; Jo-
Siah Jeeter, Washington; George W. Deskins, Taze-
well; James Marshall, Fauquier; John F. Wall,
Winchester; r. NJ. Bentley, Loudoun; W. j. f..
Peed, Northampton Thomas j. Kiby, Nansemond !;
DR.. John Il. Purdie Smithfeld; o. j. Holmes,
Southampton; J. w. Field, AceOmac; John ). Ma
gill. Winchester; John b. Baldwin, Staunton; Geo
BAYLOR Staunton; ". II. Gray, Loudonn; K. D.
Gends, Bath; John C.. Woodson, W. @. Thompson,
Henry Hernsberger, Rockingham; I. A. Jackson
Shenandoah; w. L. Owen, Halifax W. I. ClaTk'
Danville; B. F. Garrett, Halifax; d. c. Ragsdale,
Pittsylvania F. b. Brown James Patterson, FRANK
lin; Geo. W. Booker, Henry; W. F. B. Taylor, Pat
rick; William Townes Meckenburgi '" 1. SCOT
Charlotte; Thos. II. Daniel, Prince George W; l.
JOynes, Petersburg; Thos. G. Mosley, Bedford TO
bert Giboney, Wythville; Samuel II. Newoerry'
Bland; g. Kindrck, Scott.
SenGte-D. P. Ballou, Ednburgi Geo W. B0iling
Petersburg Jas. W. Davis, Washington; Charies
L. Crockett, wythe; DIR. Samuel B. kell5 south
ampt0n; A. S Gray, Rockingham W. NJ HANNAH
Appomattox; Peter Saunders, Franklin; General I.
c. Coleman, Louisa; \. Alexander, hecGlen11rg
James Calf Fluvanna Geo. II. Peck, Gilesi II. -
Mitchell, Bedford; J. T. Lawson, Patrick f. I.
Robinson Norfolk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

RoBBING LAW LIBRARIEs.-Carter rage, negro,
who has been for months past employed to attend 10
the various offices in the Law Building mas mai
aged first and last, to abstract large NUMBER Oh
la y,oInmes which he sold to John I. West, an
Irishman, who keeps shop near the New Market.
From Mr. banner he took thirty-one volumes, when
broke up almost as many sets of valuable reports
and treatises upon the various branches OF the Jaw
Captain Coke was more fortunate as he only lost one
volume. From Messrs. johnson Il Gugon he also
stole a number of valuable works. Mr.. banner, on
saturday, caught Carter in the act of taking more
books from his library when, upon examination ne
ascertaned his previous losses. Carter at once con-
fssed the extent of his theft and the person to whom
he had sold the stolen hooks. On going to West
house. whom he designated as the purchaser, West
positively denied that he had any law books in his
establishment, whereupon Mr. banner called the po-
lice and had him arrested. lie then went, by gar,
ters direction, into back cellar where he found all
of the missing volumes in barrel with old paper
over them. These books sold by Carter to West
arrested. John, don't be frightened they won't
hang yOu.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

GoNE TO NORFOLK.-The Twentieth New York, so
long stationed here left Saturday afternoon for
Norfolk. This is the last volunteer regiment of the
once formidable Army of the Potomac. 1t was
raised in Ulster county, New York. in April 1861
and is the oldest volunteer regiment now in servicf
Its regmental officers are Colonel HardenbuB,
Leutenant-COlonel bIcEntee (who remains heTsas
Provost Judgel Major Leslie and Adjutant Mssep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
By James NJ. Taylor, AuctiOneer.

r ARGE 3-STORY LUMBER HOUSE -
i FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-will be sold, on l;;iH
THURSDAY, the 9th OF December, on the premises, 60
Al IL o'clock NJ, the newly erected TENEMENT,
on the north side Of the Basin between Tenth and Ee
venth streets, now rented to good tenant at sl,So
wear built on leased ground for the term OF ten years
The location of the House Is well
sion and forwarding business
Term. made known on the day Of sale.
dec4-It JAMES VI. IAlLOh Auctioneef.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

Z I'M ITI't'It ENV18I'f1N''Ei
T. WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
The Spring Session Of this institution begins the
llth OF January next. Oar charges
Tuition in Collegiate for i've months. 800 60
Fuel room rent and contingent fee, do.:..... 10 90
Board s.. - per week, u weeks .. %
In the Preparatory Department charge for tHton is
50 less
All payments required in specie or its equivalent
in currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly in advance, and needed
produce, at specis rates, will be received.
Students furnish their own bedding and room furni-
ture.
0therinf0rmation can be had by addressing
E. L. WILEY, President,
fnoy2s.-tFeblst Emory p o., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.

HOME AGAIN.--For seven months past |
i have had no business having lost my gallery and
nearly my all by the great fire on the Sd Of April /
have the pleasure announce TO my friends and
the public that have once more GALLERY, located
on the ecrner Of Ninth and Main streets, with an en-
trance Main through W. ID. Cookies bookstore and
also on Ninth street supplied with entirely new
and the improved apparatus and stock, and have
secured the services Of 7. Jefferson Nimmo, " to the
rience.
As in the past so in the future, promise my patrons
good and satisfactory work ..,, -, ,,.
oeto7-1v Corner Main and Ninth streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
AUCTION Sales.--future DAVIS.
By PilkintOn, Pulliam & Co., Aueticnser.

D. PIkinton, PnIliam Co., Aucticneers. II
DILKINTON, PULLIAM & CO., AUG
L TONERS aud Commission MERCHANTS. will
sell on the premises, AZ public auction, commencing at
II o'clock NJ, the 18Th DAY OF DECEMBER, ls65, the
LEASE on the CUNLlF COAL PITS. now IN force, aud
ending the middle Of April, ls6S, with all the Ma
chineTy and Stock, belonging to Nystram Clopton,
consisting Of one sixty-hurse-ppwer Engine, IN posi-
ming Tools Carpenter Shops and Blacksmith Shops and
Tools Railroad Iron, &C. &c. in accordance with The
articles partnership between the parties 10 the
finn of Nystram Y clopton. The Mine Is situated in
Chesterfield county on the Richmond and Danvle Rail-
road and with htilc expense be made TO yield a
large quantity OF the finest coal, and the attention oil
miner genenalIyis respectfully called to this sale.
PlLKINT0N, PULLlAM CO., -
deca-tIs Auetioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

STREET RAILwAYs.-A communication was pre-
sented to the City Council al its last meeting from
the President and Directors of the Richmond Rail
way Companv, which was referred to the Commits
,ioners of Streets. They had meeting on Satur-
day, aad reported the following ordinance, whie b
will be presented 70 the Council this evening Tor hnal
action:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
DTCHMOND 4 DANYILLE R. R. co,
ANIMAL MEETING

ANNUAL MEETING.
The 18th Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Richmond aud Dauvile Railroad Company will be held
in this CITY, on WEDNESDAY, December H. 1861, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. J. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
The books of transfer will be closed on December
LIST until after the meeting.
FORM OF PROXY.
Know all by these presents, That -, the
undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint -,
attorney for --, and in - name, TO vote on all
questions that may be brought before the meeting of
the Stockholders Of the Richmond and Danville Rail
road Company, to he held at Richmond the 18th day
of December, 1858 or at any adjourned meeting there
of, hereby ratfying all the acts of F. said attorney
| in the premises, as fully AS if PRESENT and
voting in person.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed -
hand - this day Of. novl0--eo
NEW CREEK C0MPANY.-NOTICE TO
| ~ SToCKHOLDERS.-A special meeting of the Stock
holders of tho New Creek Company will be held at
their Office, No. 81 Walnut street, Philadelphia, on
MONDAY, December 10th, 1855, at u o'clock ~
STANLEY c. HYLT0N,
novlS--lm Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

Srr,RT's RIDE AROUND THE ARMY OF THE
PoroMAc.-That ably conducted Journal the New
York World, has for some time past been present
ing some eloquently written incidents OF the late
war and lives of eminent Southern chieltalhS, ny
Tog> EsTry COOKE and Others. In its issue OF
December ID, the World gives most interesting
account from the pen of Mr.. COOKE OF stuart 5
celebrated raid around McClelhns army, IN The
summer of 1862 1t is worth everybodyS whlIe TO
ueruse it but especially those who shared the dash
! inc career of that prince of Cavaliers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

and robbed Of a gold chain quantity of clothing,
and sundry other articles Of valuable portable pro-
perty. Mr.. L. had prudently put his watch under
his pllOWswhen about 10 retire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

and the said Company shall be entitled to renewal
thereof for the time, in the manner and upon the
terms and conditions set out in the twelfth section OF
the ordinance entitled an ordinance to define the
terms and conditions on which companies or corpo-
rations may contract for the privilege OF running
railway passenger ears in the streets of the city,
passed March %, 1860.
s. In all other respects the said Company shall be
governed By the aforesaid ordinance, passed on the
| 10Th dav Of March, 1860.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

GALE OF STOCK, CROPS and FARMING
- UTENSlLS.-Haying rented out the farm, ON the
SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, If fair, II not, the next
fair day will sell at my plantation Colly swamp, near
Beaver Dam Depot, In Hanover county Corn, Fodder,
Oats and Shucks Horses, Work Oxen, Cows and Hogs,
and variety Of Farming Utensils including Carts,
Wagons, and Wheat Machine.
design giving credit OF nine months, without in
terest, to all who may pay punetually.
novS0-4t 4 F0NTAINE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

Besides these, there were about 400 other arrest
made, which were disposed of in the Chiefs Office
making total for the two months of 1904.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

JCDdE SENPLE.-AmOng the contributors to ID,
Crescent Moathly, published at New Orleans, We
observe the name of Judge William NJ. Semple, for
merly Of the Richmond press He is fine scholar
ana a polished and vigorous writer, aud will prove
valuable acquisition to that excellent literary publ
cation. William Gilmore Smms and other leading
Southern literary gentlemen are also announced il
the same connection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

PoucE-We published, few days ago, list of all
the arrests made by the Military Police in this city,
under the command of Major Croft, from the date
Of their organization 22d June, up to October LIST.
Since then, up to yesterday inclusive, there were
arrested and sent 10 the Provost Judge or Freedman
Hn-rt ~ the rn.rs rnnmIrrl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

RIcHAoND EKANSFR,-This paper will not appear
to-day, as heretofore announced owing Ito I'M
avoidable circumstances, but it will positiveyappea'
during the week. The Office of the Examiner is on
the corner of Seventh and Main streets. Mr.. Pol
lard promises to make it, in every department, first
class newspaper, and Mr.. Pollard's energy is an
ample guarantee that he will succeed in so doing
He has our best wishes for his success.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
DICHMOND CITY AND BUSINESS d.

III RECT0RY FOR lsG6.-NOw canvaSsing for aud
will shortly be published the RICHMOND CITY AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR 1856 containing Gene
raj Directory Of all the Citizens complete Business
rectory and City Register containing much useful In
fofmation which viii be furnished to Subscribers at
81 - per copy.
To make this work reliable and complete, IL will be
necessary for the citizens to give all the assistance they
can when the canyasser calls for the information.
few advertisements will be inserted In the work
from first class houses. Names in capital letter., SOC.
Canvassers required to leave receipt for every
amount collected. WM. J. DIVINE CO.,
,-noy29:2w AtB. P. Townsend's, l02 Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
TOBACCO AGENCY.
SNODGRASS, HART CO.,
COMMIS SION MER c II A II T S,
AND
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TOBACCO,
No. IS CARoSDoLET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.

REFER Bl FEEMIssION To
GoodrclF& Co., A. Glenn Co., H. 4. Lonsdale New
Orleans.
Royster, Trezevant & Co.. Gates y Wood, Memphis,
Tennessee.
Foster Brothers, Nashville, Tennessee.
Joseph Carson 4 Co, Baltimore.
Washington Butcher Son, Philadelphia.
Samuel Ayres, Son < Co., New York
W. T. Clark Co, Danvle, Virginia.
Mcdaniel lrby, Lynchburg Virginia.
The Merchants generally in Richmond, Virginia.
In
, 1865-02-17

hundred refugees would nrrtve hero some dsys snd
they could not Ill bo forwarded 1t a moment,a m.
to secure luit,blo lot that Com mmfttea n ssren
ladies he appointed, md that orr lnmber me,.
cSants be aaked Immediately to aid fn the erec.
don. oASN
Mr. RYDER was opposed to the erection os !,
buIIdfpE ut present; at least, not TIL they ,yera
eure that it waa impossible to 3ud su1tah;r ronma
7, q, Bryan was not in fayor Of interfering with
the committee which had reported an The .rler.
lion OF q site. He had entire couddence IN H.
Committee and hoped it would not be intcrfrrsd
with, It would not be needed TINT tte hn1iGin =
should bo centrally located; neither was II aariss
bic tl4t lnildIng should be SECURED Iii afteT |,
full understanding with the present Sneiefv N
New iufk. -
Mr, Unwley explained that he did mt ,r;ah f,-
anythcg more ihsn That thc eommittee sS sSongd
49, :. g.. -. ,.n.-t ~ s1uAitsst suouiu
, 1865-02-17
FAT L RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
4 Broken Rail on the St. Louis and
Chicago Ratlrond-TToM Men In
stnntly Killed and Others
Injured.

One Of those eerious railroad accidents which
no human foresight can provide against, involy-
ing the loss Of human Life. occurred on Wednes-
day night, on the St. Louis and Alton
road. about two miles south 0! VIII
m1ngton, viii county. Two men were In
stantly killed, one fatally injured, who has
slightly bruised The accident occurred on the
night express, which LEFT this city Al $50
p. N. on Wednesday. It reached WilulIng-
ton about 1p:15, md had proceeded about
two miles beJOnd, when two rails were bro
ken and the two rear coaches thrown
from the treck and nearly demolished, causing the
Instant dcsth Of ". b. Fyfc, OF Ottawa, and John
Davidson, OF Charleston, Coles county. The en-
sinr, baggage car, and several coaches had passed
orer in safeIy, when the rails became displaced
and the 1ear coaches, which we're filled vita sol
dIers and Government employees. wsre turned
completely oynr, aud their inmates tossed about In
The widest confusion. 1t IL miraculous that more
serious damage did not ensue
Thu. wounded were taken to Gardner, few
vided for tho o who required 1t, md everything
done for their comfort.
The remnins Of MIR. Fyfe were sent to this city,
Anl last evening were forwarded to his parents At
OttaWn. The remains of John Davidson Will bo
sent 70 lis homo at Chartestown. Tho n1mes OF
the injured We have been unsble to learn up to
the present writing.
This is the first accident Of serious nstnre that
lss occurred upon this road fur long time, and
it Ia worthy OF note that these the first paasen
gers who have been killed since the road has been
in operation. We arc assured that no blame can
attach 10 any officer On the road.
, 1865-02-17
THE LAW COURTS,

UNITED STATES Corar-Bsfore fudge Drum
nlond-Therc was nothing done in this court be-
yond the hearing Of single motion Of no interest
except 10 the parties.
COMMISSIONERS CouRT.-Before o. S. Commits
sion<r Hoyne-Scycral warrants wcrc issucd for
violation OF the Revenue Act, but as none Of the
parties werc brought up for hearing, We defer
S1ReTz cognraTaomas G ~ a Grey s.t e. aeoEgs
plaintiff Commission Merchant in this city,
against defendant who Is police officer, for false
the arrest Of Officer Hall, as learned from tho af.
das1ts On tlc are these: On the 18th Of February,
boy employed By Mr.. Grey waa engaged In snow
ciai, Who attempted 10 stop him The boy to cs-
cape the vcngence Of the officer ran INTO plaint1's
office, who. Then the policeman sndeayofcd to
a. H. II e5iess iasi:ted a1s uesn ssS' =
hs ss6oula net entss md q arrest the 5ey anless ae
and arrest ball then drew his c!u6, and best
Grey about the head until he was rendered nearly
1nsen.oe I! md the9 took him ostoss magistrate
menced bis action for false impfl.onnsnt, and
sya sqssa d e. e, 155es1 e s nn eepa lis was
Mary Drew Is. WIN. J. Drew. This ia m action
for divorce commenced yesterday. The plaintiff
one ka!e Collins, viii whom he Tow III Ives n
utter disregard Of his lCty to complainant She
alleges in her bill, that child born last fall the
- tfa rcssn1t ~ fhta in HANDED 1,nfom a~''
SInsuos Cousr@BtTors Judas Garu-John
D. smith "a: Charles N. schwab. This cause was
m a dfaft wh1sh cfcntan. rIams ,Tss mi nrescns
ia ~ he nroner fIn,r' >AAA' "A7 NV e'st1'
t,1e ~ ~ sufs N H. nS.rca1G sa ~ ~
the Sunerinr Innrt xcstsrt1cv The az nnen
wb,ch k actfon "a hr5Hsht - 80 fo-aS l.; ,s
5r-in% Nnrers% ,s, n,tal a. ahoms: Sme unas
1n dast s,as ~ .0c
d.nT. s ~ ~ Sona So- ,Si vpIss' ~ sn5 VII
uiose u HoSss "4icn ne sola 1ot S5&Uu, aad. pua-
Lng me moeey IN ms pocket saitca out for !
~ !alA. A!1eE sefe1s. npnIs wanncfMg NJ brought
, 1865-02-17
TILE STATE FAIR.
Only $4,000 Needed to Bring 1t to
Chicago
The Executive Committee Of the State Agr,c

The Executive Committee Of the State Agrical-
tural Society met In Springfield on Wednesday Tor
The purpose Of deciding upon the location Of the
next State Fair. The meeting adjourned to meet
at Chicago yesterday.
The Committee assembled at the fremont House
yesterday, organized and went out On visit to
The Grounds Of the Chicsgo Driving Park Associ-
ation, which hsd been previous offered a. the site
for the next two Ycars. In the afternoon the Com
mlttee met in consultation with the Executtse
Commirce Of the Driving Park Association, aud
The crouuds OF the Association In Chicago, pro-
yided the sum OF twenty thousand dollars be
raised for the erection Of The necessary buildings
additional to those alraady on the ground. The
following notice Is therefore Issued BY II. 8.
Patrick, Precedent Of the Association:
ssThe stockholders of the Chiesgo Driving Park
Association will meet ut Par1or No. 1, Tlemont
House, On Saturday evening, at sevea O'Clock, for
, 1865-02-17
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.


NEW York, ThursdRy, Feb. 16.
The railway share market Ii heavy and lower to-day
end IT, tendency Of the market IL decidedly down
ward. Tie advance Of Federal bonds In Europe is
firm. The tall Of Fort Fisher has Etrenathened the
market for Government stocks. The Liverpool stcam
ef at Portland brinEsiaz orders for Eos Of the old
issue. Ths price rose to liz, and fell again On later
news by the Halifax steamer.
ststestock5 quiet. The coal and MISCELLANEOUS list
YVES quite animated on Cumberland and MaE-
pofa but other wise dull.
God speculation Is very weak under the present
military Situation. The money market continues easy.
No alteration in foreign exchange
Petroleum stocks active and nrna. eales oi tneFfy
Run at sec, Empire City at p, Germanis at &c,
knitkercocker at 81 %. Buchanan Fo1busa ut lie,
Fam at 81 S. Manhattan at sc, oceanlc at ISIS,
R3nd Farm 1t $500, Tack at $s65, and Un!tsd STATED
Etc6c,
Petroleum-Asrkes for crude firm, with sales st 900
brls the spot tt seAc. Retnsd, IN bond. dull at
&C. free at Sic.
GA1I.9H8R'e EVENING E1GHAHGx,-Go2d 2o3x; n.
T. Central 1l5 old 1t1x; cos, new HOS 10 is 1f:;
Erie 10Y; Hudson 1osk; Residing lis; Michigan
Southern GCx, Illinois Central 1ioH; Ptttsou1g 81;
Toledo LIS; Rock Island 81; Northwestern s., pre-
flred OK Fort Wayne e7K; Ohio and aii's. eersh.
cstcs27A: Chicago and Alton preferred 93k; Cum
bsrland 5sH; Mariposa l1x. Market dull. Gold &C.
tire; sales after call at 2oaH,
, 1865-02-17
LOCAL MATTERS,

Fourth Ward Draft E7und.-S1hscriher
t. the fund to clear the ward from draft bring
tielf money at once to the Treasurer.
You who have not had an opportunity to sub
scribe do and have Tho credit of helping tho
ward out Of the draft, by going to Mr. II, Il. VII.
marth and paying. We must have 1nore money OF
NO cannot Ect OFT. Hurry up. The Treasurer Is
to5 be found ut 1s2 Lake street.
le17 k165:2t J.W. BARKER, Chairman.
DR.. James. 60 celebratel for the Inst fifteen
wears throughout the United States and New Or.
lears in the treatment OF old chronic syphflltc
cn1 I'LL private contagious disorders, without mer.
cur, or any poison; ALSO, epermstorrhca tseminal
inE1lllbe method. saving tie aud expense, is con.
suited daily at his Office and parlors. 81 Randolph
street. Ten separate rooms. and all consultations
confdcntia1. DR.. James will eoon issue book
containing valuable information. Contents, the
physiology and anatomy OF the human system,
ard especially Of the gene7atfrc organs, aud also
to take up aud describe that class of complaints
called secret diseases, syphilis, etc. and show ther
history. origin, nature, and danger. An tmpor-
TINT feautuFe Uf the hooS will be In regard to
conception, and how to prevent it and the pro-
priety and necessity taometimes} Of doing 20.
In the treatment Of private diseases, Or. J tmcs
practiccd fifteen years In New Orleans, thirteen
years Of which time be conducted the largest hos
pital in the tinted States and for the last three
years has been prnctictng In Chicago.
Dr: James. SO Randolph eGrect.
fel;.ka13lt
, 1865-02-17

The purpose Of coming to a decision in regard t.
fitting up their grounds for Tho Fair Of the Sate
Agricultural Society for tho yenIu 1s65 and 1855
A prompt and full attendance IL earnestly de-
sired"
Ne scarcely think It necessary to urge tic rails
ing Of the amount spoken OF. Itfs 4 very small
thing compared with the advantage which Will ac-
ctuc TO Chicsgo and the whole sta:e by the bring
inp of the Pair 10 t!la city. Notwithstanding the
calls rpon our elttzens in other directions, .hc
fmrarinnce OF tlis call ia too great to be d,ste.
esrdcd. Lei the money be put down without
delay,