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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30

The TRIUMPas OF SURGERY.-TO quarter a hu =
man being alive appears TO be desperate opera
ton, and yet IL is successfully performed. We
yesterday saw an adult female upon whom am
putation at the hip joint had been performed by
Professor Pancoast about seven weeks ago. The
nrst operation of the kind successfully done in
this country was done by DR.. Washington j.
Duftey. At that time, when ii was understood
among the faculty that he intended performing
the Oper ltiOn, he assured that II the patient
died under the knife he shonld be prosecuted for
manslaughter. He performed his task disiointing
one OF the liUbs at the thigh. There is no saw
ing OF tue boncs. IL is literal quartering of the
patient, while alive. DIR. Pancoast performed the
same per0u5 operation upon man with a fright.
fdl tumor upon his limb. II was done while the Ja-
pane.e embassy wss in the city, and the two native
surgeons accompanying II witnessed the remarka-
Bile feat. The high caste oriental never manifests
emotion. These surgeons therefore, e7inced no
surprise, but that they experienced it Is scarcely
10 be doubted.
Professor Paucoast, as We have above mem
toned. took of the limb OF a woman at the hin
joint just as fowl is carved at the table, about
seven weeks ago. The patient has entirely re-.
covered, and very shortly will be in as vigorous
bodily health as she ever was. The reaction ia of
course very great and without the wisest care the
patient would sink. Such is the pride OF a sur
geon in capital operations like these, that pa
tient stands as good chance 70 recover as from
the effects Of a minor operation. The man whose
limb was thus amputated while the Japanese
were here did not lose nights rest after the task
was performed. Professor PancOast attended
him in person, directed the course OF stmu ANTS
10 be employed, and in four weeks time saw hs
patient moving about the room. If we are not
mistaken, this operation is in France regarded as
50 pcrilOus that surgeons are prohibited from
making it.-Pila. North American.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
A MAGNIFICENT CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE.

The Northern Central Railway Company have
Just had completed at their extensive v ork kshops
~ York, Penn, OF which q. w. Demarest is
general foreman, one Of the finest passenger
cars perhaps at the present time in the country.
The Baltimore Sun" says OF il:
II was built for the especial use of tSe Presi.
dent and Directors of the Company, and has
every comfort and convenience Of first.class
hotel, with ali the elegance of a welliurnished
parlor. The interior wood work is Of bird.eye
maple, walnut and ash, all vanished TO the
highest extent of the art. There are no regular
seats, but in the rear apartment or more properly
the parlor, there are dozen elaborately fnisbed
hair seat arm-chairs; tue floors are covered with
the finest carpet; adjoining is the sleeping
apartment, wheIe are eleven comfortable
berths and q ladi,s' state.room, furnished
with washing apparatus and every pcs
sble convenience, an abundance OF water
being always ON hand from a tank. In
the extreme front is what Is termed the lunch
room, and an apartment for servants, where at
least a dozen persons can be seated at the table
at time. There is also in this apartment re-
fIigerator and every appliance TO make those oc.
cupying the car as much ut home as If in their
own dwelling. For the accommodation of night
travelling there are seven large cut.glass lamps
suspended IRON the ceiling, which afford the most
ample light. On the rear platform OF the car
there is large recess, whereon some half dozen
gentlemen can set comfortably and smoke, and
at the same time have full and unobstructed
view OF the road passed over. The interior is
hung with rich damask curtains, whils. all the
door and closet knobs are heavily plated with
silver. The exterior is painted deep red color,
the paaels heavy in gold Leaf. On the whole, the
car has been made in style Of almost regal
magnihcence, and the entire affair reflects Ihe
greatest credit on Mr. Demarest and all engaged
In its construction.
The Same company have also Just had com.
pleted at their extensive machine shops at Bol.
ton, a very superior locomotive engine, also built
for the exclusive use OF the president and direc.
tori. II is certainly most beautiful specimen of
Baltimore mechanism and was built under the
Immediate superinlendeIce OF Mr. G. M. Lewis.
master of machinery. This locomotive ha. been
named the Lady Washington and is known as
No. "a. Every improvement of the day has been
put upon it, and experienced engineers pronounce
ner a most perfect piece Of machinery. Security
and speed lave both been aimed at by Mr.. Lew.
is, and capable engineers are of the opinion that
she can run fifty miles an hour as easily as She
can twenty, and that at the highest rate of speed
she il ole OF the sgiest engines they have ever
handled. There is attached to the iady Wash.
ington, among the many other improvements,
Lockrdge's patent steam break, by which the en-.
Rineer can, on the instant stop an entire train
with giving the usual shrill whistle to down
breaks,
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RICHMOND WHIG.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 30, 1865.
SOUTHERN VERSION OF THE CAPTURE OF
MIR. DAVIS.
from the Houston Telegraph. |


Lieut.. Elsan, of Company X, Twenty.fourth
Texas Cavalry, was with Mr. Davis when he was
captured, and has kindly fecounIed to US the de-
tails OF the affair. From his narrative we derive
the following
Mr. Davis, Judge Reagan, Col. Lubbock and
Col. Johnson were en- route to Texas, expecting
10 continue the struggle here. Mrs Davis and
family were travelling towards Florida with a
view Of running the blockade from the Florida
coast. II was Mrs. Davis intention to take the
children to England and th.n to Tejoin her hus
band in Texas, where they hoped 10 protraet The
struggle.
Lieutenant Elsan was one of the guard of Mrs.
Davis party. They were in Wilcox county,
Georgia, May Z. when the President Joined theal.
They Travelled together that day. On the MORN
ing OF the SLh he parted from them for Texas, on
horseback. After travelling twenty miles he learn.
ed that band OF jayhawkers had been organized
10 plunder the party left behind OF their Iraln.-
Anxiety lOr the safety OF his family induced him
to remain until they came up which they did on
the evening OF the oth.
They travelled in company on the 9th, and all
camped together that night. Meanwhile the
Fourth Michigan cavalry had been on their track.
On the night Of the 9th this regiment surprised
two scouts who had been lefl in the rear TO
watch for pursuit, but who had been overcome
by fatigue and fallen asleep. The pursuefs rode
oil nigat, and at daylight on the mornlng OF the
10Th surprised the encampment, and captured the
whole party without liriDg gun.
On the surprise, Mr.. Davis threw cloak over
his shoulders and started for his horse, about
forty steps from his tent. As he set out Mrs. Da.
Wis threw a veil over his hat. lie had got but
few steps when a cavalryman rode up, and pre-.
senting his gun to him. cried out, ~ know you,
you old scoundrel, have seen you before; sur.
render" (lt seems that lie had lived in Richmond
since the war began.) As he stepped Mr.. Davis,
Mrs. Davis ian 10 him, and throwing her arms
around his neck, begged them TO spare his liie.-
Colonel Pritchard the commander OF the pursu-
ing cavalry, now rode up and assured her he
should not be hurt.
From this time the party was treated with
marked peliteness. They were taken to Macon,
Mrs. DAVIS being allowed all her transportation
except an ambulance, which was taken lOr some
OF the wounded.
Lieutenant Elsan says the entire amount of
specie the party had with them was about eleven
thousand dollars. OF this, Mrs Davis had two
thousand dollars, her own private funds, Mr. Da-
Wis about fourteen hundred, which he carried in
his holsters, and the balance belonged 10 Judge
Reagan and the balance of the pyrty.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
COLONELOERROM =
AME RICAN UNION
Patent Portable Buildings,

Cottages for the Eealde the Mountains, the
farm or plantation, Oices Warehouses aud
BuUdinzs OF any size or lyle made In seeuoRH
under this Patent, cOnTetent for transportation
and can be quickly set a BY people OF ordinary
talent without using nail or screws. They are
SIMPLE, NEAT AM SUBSTANTIAL.
Cottages cost 500. $50, $40, $500 and up
wards, packed ready fC shipment PLAIN
Cottage, l2xl6 feet, came loaded on two
horse lumber wagon, Wghs about two thou
sand pounds, and costs 215, delivered ~ the
railway depot in PattersO, N. j.
This system of Portabh Building Is acknoW-
ladged to be the best in wrld, aud is very con
ve Sient for persons wlshig to make temporary
rss;o. o.sncs SC, being quietly set up, and can be
tsEsu down and set up sain without loss or
Jamags 20 the materials. The system can also
- nssd In the erection Of buildings for perma-
nspce. either plain OT in stle most elaborate
eTIsndid for snail fancy hildings.
Sashes. Blinds Doors and other prepared
8ailding Materials Of the best quality can be
furnisbed 70 order.
ET~TERNS-lASH.-u
For prless OK Portable hildings or Materials
aeod piaa or description, All for Patent Rights
or srrangements for AgenGs address
a. UBRROM.
West street snnm WORKS.,
Ryll-tiTls' AFEhSoAi NJ -
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, }
DIVISION OF NATIOHAL BANKS,

DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS, :
WASHINGTON May g. 1861
II Is hereby certified that the NatOnsl Bank Of
Virginia, of Richmond, Va, Banking Associa.
ti0n organized under the Act "TO provide Ma
tional Currency, secured by pledge OF United
States Bonds, and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June 3, 1864,
having complied with the requirements of section
40 of said Act, and with the regulations of this
Department made in pursuance thereof, has this
day been designated as a Depositary of Public
Moneys, except receipts from Customs, and by
virtue of such designation will also be employed
az Financial Agent Of the Government
r. Z. SPINNER,
myl5-2m Treasurer U. 8.
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CO.PAKTNERsHIP NOTICES
Cn.PARTNFRSIuP.

THE undersigned have associated themselves i'r the
i purpose 90 conducting a GEN EEAL AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSIN ESS, for the sale OF Merchaudite,
Produce aud keed, aud have taken the two large
and spacious teuemeuLs on Franklin street, between
l4h and l5th, where they design keeping always on
haud varied asbumeni 60 which they Invite the at
tsuti0n Of the public.
rh-v will give strict personal attention % all con-
siguurut. ma make liberal advances upon the same.
fhe styls Of the firm Is Jos. BgUNNEL y Co.
l0u,ixnmsnt. solicited. jus. BRuMMEL,
JNO. b. DAVIS,
isS--ltn y NJ. LEE.
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THE
National Bank of Virginia,
AT RICHMOND.
Capital, Half Million.
United States Custom House-Entrance on Bank
street.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURREHcY;f
WASHINGTON, May 9th, 1866.
"HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersigned it has been made
TO appear that the National Bank of Virginia, of
Richmond, Va, in the City of Richmond in the
county of Henrico and State of Virginia, has
been duly organized under and according to the
requirements of the Act Of Congress entits "An
Act to provide Itional Currency, secured by
pledge of United States bonds and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approx.
ed June g. 1864, and has complied with all the
provisions of said Act required toSbe complied
with before commencing the business of Banking
under said Act:
Now, therefore, l. Freeman Clarke, Comptrol.
ler of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
National Bank of Virginia, OF Richmond, Va,
in the City of Richmond, in the county of Henri
co and State of Virginia, is authorized to com.
mence the business of Banking under the Act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office, this ninth day of May, 1866.
IL. 81 FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
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PROPERTY TO

be disposed Oc-The James River
and Kanawha Company own very valuable
LOT, fronting on Cary street, near 18th, upon
which the toll house and other Offices OF the
Coz pany were before the late fire, aud desiring
to improve it they invite proposals for the erec,
tion Of stores and offices upon 1t upon ground
rent or otherwise.
Applications may be made to WIN. p. NUN.
FORD, Secretary. or to the undersigned,
TH0S. H. ELLIS, President
Of the James River and Kanawha Co.
je20-eod2w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIRGINIA.
l. A n D A G. E n G Y.

The undersigned have established In the City OF
Richmond an Agency for the
SALE AND RENTING OF LAND IN EASTERN VIR-
GINA.
Having been long engaged practitioners OF Law In
the Courts OF the State and well and extensively ac-
quainted with the people Of the Eastern part of It's
soil productions and social condition. they have II in
their power to extend facilities to those who may wish
TO settle invest capital here. BY means OF Agents
employed In the several Counties, they will be able TO
accurate information 10 the quality aud stpa-
ton OF Lands, the state of Titles, &c and Will give
their personal supervision to the Affairs OF the Agency
The Clm ate Soil and accessibility by water eOuTses
and railroads. OF the Lands OF Eastern virginia, oner
unryaled attractions to settlers while the transition
from the former TO new system Of labor must neees-
sary bring uO market, either for sale OF lease, large
VALUABLE LANDS,
in some OF the most desirable parts ofthe country An
Agency such as they have undertaken, Is believed 10
be public necessity, aud they hope, by dgent atten
tOn 10 all interests eonhded 10 them, to meet its
quiremenls. =. .,,,y
II. l.. BROOkE,
mv3l--lm K. T. DANIEL.
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS.

ing God in the course ofthem seeking occasions
70 Oe Insolent to old men and boys and when
banded in sufficient force. being e6ualIv abusiye
to able'bodied men; particularly de:pising and
insulting women OF all ages and stations using
Them only as his playthings and having not half
the respect for them that he has for his bull ter
reri we say, imagine, If possible, this aggrega-
ton OF all that is brutal and wicked, this rum.
soaked ignorant, hellbound wild beast aud you
have the creature that maAes il his delight to In.
fest all public social gatherings, TO intrude into
every party Of citizens venturing abroad to enjoy
a holiday TO pick the pockets Of the men, offer
gross insults to the women, beat tie unfortunats
who opposes him. and return to his congenial
rum-dens in the city to boast Of lis exploits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoXPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, May 10Th, 1865.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that the National Exchange Bank Of Richmond,
Va, in the City Of Richmond, in the county OF
Henrico and State of Virginia, has been duly Or
ganized under and according 10 the requirements
OF the Act of Congiess entitled An Act to pro.
vide a National Currency, secured by pledge Of
United States bonds, and to provide for the cir
culstion and redemption thereof" approved June
g. 1884 and has complied with all the provisions
Of said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business Of Banking under said
Act:
Now, therefore /, Freeman Clarke, Comptrol.
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
National Exchange Bank of Richmond, Va, in
the City Of Richmond, in the county Of Henrico
and State Of Virginia, is authorized to commence
the business Of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of Office, this 10Th day Of May, 1855.
IL. ST. FREEMAN CLARKE,
jel2-2m Comptroller of the Currency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
STEAMBOATS, &c.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
TIE ONLY LINE CONVEYING TIE
GREAT THROUGH NAIL.
NEW LINE.

Steamers for Baltimore, Norfolk,
Odd Point and City Point, COM
meeting with the Railroad nt
Baltimore for Philadelphia nnd
New York Also. with the
Petersburge and City Point
Road g0ing and coming.
THE new and elegantly furnished steamers,
CITY POINT, Capt Talbot and DICTATOR
Captain Deariug, viii lelVe Haskins aud Bridg.
fordI wbaryes, al Rockets, nearly opposite r. U.
Hashns Store, daily at o'clock. A. NJ, connect
ing q Old Point for Baltimore, with the splen-
didly furnished Steamers GEORGE LEARY,
Capt. Brakeman, and JAMES 4. BRADY, Capt.
Lands, arriving in Baltimore next morning in
time br tie Eastern aud Western trains.
Fare . City Point sl W Fare 10 Baltimore S. 0O
D. Old Point 00 Do Philadelphia n 81
Do Norfolk % Do New York Is 70
E- state Rooms and Meals Extra.
Garages viii convey Passengers from the
Steamgs in Baltimore 70 the Depot FREE OF
CuAEGE
Il Baggage checked through TO Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York, and Freight re
ceyed for ali the abOEe points on the James
River and Baltimore. These steamers touch at
jamestown and Wilson's Landing going and
returning. kor particulars, apply 70
HASkiES & BkIDGFORD,
Agents, al Rockets,
Or o the Captains on the Steamers.
1. W. SHAW, General Supt
Baltimore.
Nv. FREEMAN, Passenger Ag't, Richmond.
C.. v. POULSON,
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REWARDS.

OF O0O REWARD is offered for the
sUUU recovery of the coupon bonds
listed below, and proportonately for any portion
thereof They were enclosed, with other Sapers,
in two glass Jars and were stolen in Amelia coun.
" on the day or night of the 22d of April last it
is believed, by negro boy and two women. The
public are hereby warned against trading for
them, as payment will be stopped:
Company Of $1,000 each, Nos $50, 900, in favor
Of VIM. B. Blair.
Or two bonds Of the State of Virginia. for the
benefit of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com.
pany, Nos. $50 .9l IN favor of VIM. b. Blair.
Twelve bonds of the like kind for $500 each.
No. oo5, 228 TO 236 inclusive and 29l, 292.
Five bonds OF the State Of Virginia of $1,000
each, Nos 1892 1915 ll,I57, 1856, IL 44S.
Upon the delivery of the bonds to Lewis r.
Haryie, ESQ.,, of Amelia county, or John D..
Blair, of the city of Richmond. the above reward
will be paid by JUDITH Q. BLAIR.
my S-2aW3W
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS, &c.
C. ?. & j. II. WORD,

sion Merchants,
Corner Eleventh. and Canal SITS, Richmond, Va,
HAVE for sale, on consignment, a large lot of
Ill Manufactured Tobacco, in pounds, half.
pounds, fyes and tens OF the best manufactures
of Virginia and North Carolina.
Also, on consignment, superior Old Whisky,
Brandies and Wines. Old Port Sherry and Ma
deira in casks, and Claret in cases, very supe-
riOr all of which will be sold low to close con-
signments.
Country merchants and the city trade are in.
vited to give us o call.
All kinds of Country Produce received on con.
signment, and our personal attention given TO
all business intrusted 10 our care.
Goods received on storage at reasonable rates.
ie9-eOd4w q. Z. q j. II. WORD.
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
A. Vance Brown.
VALENTINES BUILDING,

n. ' Anc6 BrOWn.
VALENTINES BUILDING,
Corner 9th and Broad streets.
Agent for the United States SeUen-thirty Loan.
1NHIS Bank will receive deposits, discount local
i and inland bills and notes, deal In all classes
of Government securities, Foreign and Domestic
Exchange, Gold and Southern State Coupon
Bonds and Bank Notes, on favorable terms make
collections on the principal cities Of the United
States and Europe.
Will cheerfully furnish all information in re.
gard TO Government loans.
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TIRE NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestion.
ably superior to all others.
Don't fail to read the advertisement In the
RICHMOND WHIs, containing full particulars,
every Monday morning. apll-eydexM6u
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
Fabian, Ryan & Farrell.
No.I4 I5th 81, bet. Main n Cary,

RICHMOND, VA,
a RE prepared to make advantageous arrange
"A ments with Planters and Farmers and ad-
cultural Implements, and also Implements of
Husbsndry generally, in anticipation OF the
coming crop. NV-Im
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WASH'S ADVERTIsEMESrs.
National Bank of the Metropolis,

WASHINGTON, ID. e.,
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL.
AGsNT OF THE UNITED STATES.
No. z52. Eiffeeth Street,
Opposite the Treasury department.
WYE RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR ALL
w THE NATIONAL LOANS; deal In all
classes of Government Securities, Coin, Currency,
and Exchange, receive Depostes, purchase
Quartermasters' Checks and Vouchers, and trans.
act q general Banking Business.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, Cashie,.A
my s0-eolm
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=UHE NEW YORK AND VIR

THE NEW YORK AND VIR-
GINA STEAMSHIP COMPANY have on
the route between new York and Richmond two
fine ships viz the YAZOO, Capt. COCCH, and
the CREOLE, Cap. THOMPSON, leaving New
York alternately evry Wednesday and Saturday
at - o'clock NJ. an Richmond every tuesday
and Saturday at s o'lOck A. N.
Passage 70 New 'ork including meals and
state room accommodate only $40. Excursion
tickets for roand trD, good for one week, s25.
Tickets secured eithelat my Office in Ludlam
WatsOn's warehouse, on board the ships.
Passengers will be AIKEN 10 the ships BY the
steam tender Port ROal from Ludlam 4 Wat
sons Wharves R0cketa
Freghts solicited ead way.
ie7 (ARRET +. WATSON.