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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

LOYALTY IN NORTH CAROLIYA.-Mr. W,
W. Holden, who was lately candidate for
Governor OF North Carolina, against Zebu-
lon b. Vance, the present rebel incumbent,
wrote a letter to the Union meeting which
was held at Wilson, N. c., on the 4th inst,
coDgratulating them that they now were
'tonce more Americans dN." Depicting the
reckless conduct Of the instigalors Of the
rebellion, he declared that while avowing
the doctrine of State Rights they reduced
the States to the condition Of petty pro-
vinces, and added:
''They promised us liberty, but they gave
us conscription laws, and tithing laws, and
impressment laws, until the spirit of our
people tainted under the intiction, and the
manhood Of the country was compelled TO
utter itself in whispers or be hurried to 'the
front in ropes or handouts. They promised
us freedom of speech and of the press, but
they silenced both through the suspension of
the hdJeaS' corpus, by the strong hand of
power"
He deplored the death of President Lin
coin, and added that Andrew Johnson, a ma
tive of North Carolina, man always true
to the people and TO the union Of the Sta ties,
would acquit himself well in the great office
which has deyoved upon him; and avowed
full confidence in his judgment, his integ-
rity and patriotism, while he will visit the
wicked leaders of the rebellion with speedy
punishment. In conclusion, Mr.. Holden ad-
vised that the work oil reorganization be be-
gun and slavery be regarded as disposed OF;
and that persons from the free States be en-.
couraged to settle in North Carolna.-N
\. Post.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

The will of the late Earl of Carlisle, better
known in the United States by title Of Lord
Morpeth, is sworn 10 as under seven hundred
thousand dollars.
There will be grand fete in Corsica on the
occasion of the Inauguration at Ajaccio of the
monument to the great Napoleon, including en-
agricultural and fine arts exhibition, horse races
and banquet. Invitations have been sent 70
the whole of the Paris press.
The wealthiest revenue district in the Union.
according to report of Commissioner Lewis is
the first district OF Illinois, including Chicago.
W.H.F. Lee has retired to his plantation near
White House, where he is living in tent, and
attending to the culture of his farm.
The Deseret News informs us that when the
news of President Lincolns assassination reach.
ed Salt Lake, business was suspended, The public
buildings draped in mourning, and the perform.
ance at the theatre postponed.
The prevailing impression among off .ials in
Wash hington is that JEFF. Davis will be tried for
high treason before United States Court and
that he will not be arraigned before the Military
Commission now trying the conspirators.
The Burlington (Vt) Times says that fifty.flye
thousand deserters, under one of the last procla
nations of President Lincoln, have within ten
days past emigrated from Canada, reported at
Capt. Gleason's Office, and returned ID the Fede.
raj service.
The striped bug, so destructive in melons and
cucumber beds, may be effectually got rid of by
cooplng hen with a brood Of small chickens
near the vines. The little chickens will hunt
and destroy the bugs without injury to the
plants.
A sale of forty thousand acres of land in Gil.
mer county, West Virginia, has recently been
consummated for the sum of ninety thousand
dollars Judge Black Of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Bu.
chanan's Attorney General, and o number Of
Others, are the purchasers.
About fifteen thousand troops were mustered
out of the service last week. The Pennsylvania
troops are expected TO give up. their arms In
Washington and return TO their homes as soon
as the proposed grand review Is over.
A large number Of officers and soldiers retiring
from the American army, are about TO establish
a new settlement at the headwaters Of the Vel.
low Stone riye. not far from the North western
boundary. So says the Toronto Globe.
There Is going to be good deal of look ing glass
consultation among the Western girls, for 81 900
dres.jng. case has been sent from London 10 the
Chicago Fair, and 1t is to be voted to the pret.
test girl in Chicago, at 81 a vote.
When Tennessee seeded, President Johnston
took leave Of the Kentou Farm and in taking
mn little hand trunk said TO Major Hunt, Ma
ior, all my possessions are in that trunk
Mr.. Arnold member of Congress from Illinois
during the four years of ET. Lincoln's admins
tration, and his personal friend, is preparing
memoirs of the life and administration of Presi.
Congressional legislation of the same period.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
RICHMOND WHIG.
MONDAY MORNING.. MAY %, 1866.

An ACTRESS RACE.-Mr. Bayard Taylor,
in one of his late books, describes race he
had across California to keep lecture en-
gagement. Here is parallel:
A lovely and popular actress found her
self the other day at Louisville, on her wsy
to Indianapolis, where she had an engage
ment. She was late for the train-but We
must go back the troubles of the fair artist
commenced before. The bridge across the
Barren river, between Nashville and Louis
vile, had been broken, and the passengers
bad the pleasure of walking across the
timber, and about quarter Of mile before,
In mud literally knee deep. This agreeable
little episode detained them, on the whole,
five hours and half, and at Louisville, as
we said, the train had gone.
81 was to play at Indianapolis the next
night" says the lady, pathetic but plucky-
'we were in a dreadful way-no train until
two o'clock p. M. the next day. | tele-
graphed to Mr.. R, the stage manager,
to play the farce first. We tried, first Of
all, to get a special train; l offered them
1--WE are afraid to say what amount an en-
thusiastic artist will stake, under the pres
sure of circumstan6 es, or We shall have
artists detained, at a heavy ransom, upon
every road in the country -"but they could
not do il so at two o'clock We started. l
sent for the conductor, and told him how /
was placed. He promised to help me all he
could, and he did. too. We reached Indian
apolis fifteen minutes before We were due.
The manager had carriage and wagon ready
for us and our baggage, and We drove right
up to the theatre. twenty-five minutes after
the train arrived, | was on the stage playing
Pauline. The instant | reached the theatre
the manager rushed before the curtain, and
told the audience that Miss -" 1--WE had
neatly let the name slip that time) "had ar
rived, and the play would commence as soon
as she was dressed. They cheered loudly
everybody thought it was impossible to get
me here in time to play there had been
quite little excitement in Indian apolis
when my despatch arrived. l found the
house crowded, and they gave me tremen-
dous reception; as for me, felt very proud
to think that, under so many difficulties, l
had managed to keep my word with the pub
lic."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS.

The SPONGE BUSINESS The sponge business
has become prominent department Of industry
in the Bahama Stands. 1. il almost entirely
tne growth OF the last twenty years and nets
annually about go OO0. The sponge il fissed
and raked from tie sandy bottom of the ocean
at the depth OF tweny, forty, or sixty feet. ID
belongs 10 very low order OF animal life. orga.
nization hardly being detected. When FIST Ia.
ken from the water it is black, and becomes ey.
ceeding offensive from decomposition. it is 60
poisonous in this condition that it almost bis
teIs the fesh it happens TO touch The frrt pro.
cess Is to bury it in the sand, where Il ,em ,ins
for two or tn &c weeks, in which time the ge,ati.
nous animal matter Is absorbed and DESTROYED Inv
the insects that swarm in the sand. After beiny,
cleaned 1t is compressed and packed in bales lie
cotton. The sponge has been applied to q yari.
ETY. OF new purposes and within the past few
years has quadrupled in value
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS
TO the American People (!

A Il a Meeting Of Citizens cfshe
"A United States, held in the City OF Wash.
ington, on Saturday, April 90, 1865 en- Associa.
sion was organized, having for itb object the
Erection of u Monument, at the National Capt.
tai, 10 the Memory of the late Presiden. of the
United States, Abraham Lincoln.
This Association is called the .'EiucoIu
Monument AssOclatiOn,' and tie
following gentlemen were appointed Board OF
Directors, TO whom is entrusted the management
of its affairs, viz
Hon. JAS. HARLAN, of Iowa.
Hon. HUGH McCULLOCH, Secretary Of tn,
hon. W. DENNIsoN Postm ster General.
RICHARD WALLACH, Esq, Mayor of
Hon. J. W. FORNEY, Secretary OF the Sen.
LEWIS cLEPHANE, Esq, wasli gton
ED. COOKE, Esq, Washington City.
Of whom Hon. James Harlan, Of Iowa, wa,
elected President and II. D. Cooke, Esq, appoint.
ed Treasurer.
Upon notification of their acceptance, 1t is
made my duty 10 announce the fact 10 the pub.
lie, and 10 solicit subscriptions the Monu.
ment.
All of the above named gentlemen. EXCEPT
Mayor Wallach, (Dow absent from the c.tYO
having accepted position on the Board OF Di-
rectors, the ASSOCIATION Is announced es organ.
lied.
The patriotism Of the American people is
earnestly appealed to that the proposed object
of the Association may be carried into effect in
manner worthy Of them, and OF the reat Patriot
and Statesman whose prvati virtues and emf
nsnt public services are TO be commemorated by
this National Work.
The Press Of tie country is requested to copy
this Notice and 10 encourage the object of the
Association through its editorial columns.
The people of the United States are invited 10
contribute such amounts as they are sposed.
II is not proposed by the Association to appoint
agents for the collection OF contributions ard
all persons des:rous of contributing 10 this Mon
umt mt are invited To send their donations direct
to the Treasurer, II. d. COOKE ESD, of the firm
of Jay ooke 4 Co., OF Washington city or 10
Jay Cooke & Co., of Philadelphia.
j. Es. y. TODD,
Secretary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Mays, 1866.
mvIQ-2k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

QUEEN VICTORIA on THE AssAssIEATIOY.-In
the House of Lords, on the 4th yiscount Sidrev
the lord chamberlain. and in the House of Com.
mons, Lord PToby, the comptroller OF the house.
hold, brought up her maj9sty's reply 70 the adj
dress in reference to the d,sassina ION Of Presl.
dent Lincoln, which was as follows:
~ entirely participate in the sentiment. YOU
have addressed to me on the assassination Q tho
President of the United States, and have ,iysn
directions 10 my minister at Washington 10 make
known to the government Of that country the
feelings which you entertain, in common with
myself and my whole people, with regard 10 Ills
deplorable event"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

MILITARY ConnssIoSs.-Judge Peckhan, of
New York. at the opening of the May term OF
Oyer and Ierminer at Albany on Monday,
charged the jury In the subject Of the trial no W
going on at Was hingtOn before a military com
mission, showing the provisions of the Constitu-
tion guaranteeing trial by jury, and character
izing the proceeding in violation of Tuition
al requirements deserving the attention Of the
jury.
Judge Bond of Baltimore, on Monday, charged
a grand jury that persons sitting in Military
Commissions, for the trial of citizens of Maryland
not connected with the army or navy are liable
to indictment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
NOTICE.-Tle nnrtnershin formnrlr q,

NOTICE.-The partnership formerly ex.
~ Isting between Edward d Hitchcock and
the undersigned under the style OF HITCHCOCK
a OSBORN has been dissolved. a large bal.
ance being due to the undersigned an Injunction
has been awarded to him restra ming the said
Hitchcock from selling, conveying assigning
or otherwise dispOsing of any real estate, tJbac.
ca or other property, or assets OF the firm pur-
chased or obtained by the said Hitchcock win
the means Of the firm whether In his own name
or otherwise; all property, assets and estate real
or personal, in Virginia, standing in his name,
or claimed BY him, have been obtained by the
said Hitchcock with the means of the firm. All
persons holding such property, assets or estate,
are notified not to deliver the same except TO
the undersigned.
A number of notes or bonds PAYABLE to Hitch.
cock Osborn. or to Edwara d Hitchcock. hav.
ing been lost during or aitc- the recent fire, a
liberal reward viii be paid for the delivery
thereof, or of my valuable portion thereof. All
persons are forewarned a. aiDst recei wing or ira
ding for such notes or bonds; and tie par ties
owing them are notified not 70 pay them exc ept
TO the undersigned, his agent or attorney.
Reference may be made TO VIM Ira Smithpr1.
prietor Of the Whig. JOHN J. OSBORN.
my9-law3w'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STAETS, }
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,

WAsHEGToN May 6, 1866.
1t is hereby certified that The First National
Bank Of Richmond, Virginia, Banking Asso.
citation organized under the Act ITO provide
a National Currency, secured by pledge of
United States Bonds, and TO provide for the cir
culation and redempti,n thereof" approved
June 3, 1864, having complied with the require
ments of section 40 of said Act and with the
regulations OF this Department made in pursu-
ance thereof, has thisday been designated as
a Depositary OF Public Moneys except receipts
from Customs, and by virtue OF such desgna-
ton will also be employed as a Financial Agent
of the Government,
F. T.. SPINNER,
myS Treasurer u. s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
REWARDS.
S1 OOO REWARD is offered for

ZOO REWARR ,bd is Offered for Srts the
listed below, and proportionately for any portion
thereof. They were enclosed, with other papers,
in two glass jars, and were stolen in Amelia
county on the day or night Of the 22d of April
last, it is believed, by a negro boy and two wo-
men. The public are hereby warned against ira.
ding for them as payment will be stopped;
Two bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company of $1,000 each, Nos. oS9 2s0, in favor Of
VIM. d. Blair.
Or two bonds Of the State of Virginia, for the
benefit of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, Nos. 2S9, 2eO, in favor OF VIM. d. Blair.
Twelve bonds Of the like kind for 500 each. No
225, 22S to 236 inclusive, and 29l o92.
Five bonds of the State of Virginia of 81 900
each, No. 1882 1915, ii, ,lb7, ii, ,355, ll,448.
Upon the delivery of the bonds to Lewis G..
Harvie, Esq, of Amelia c, UNITY or John ID:
Blair of the city Of Richmond, the above reward
will be paid by JUDITH G. BLAIR.
my 8-2aw3W .......I. ....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
TREAsURY DEpARTMENT.
4IfI44hDN u T IIIsI NM MIN =
OFFICE OF CoMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY,

OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, May Cd. 1865,
VIZ HEBEAS, by satisfactory evidence present
w cd u the undersigned, 1t has been made to
appear that the First National Bank of Rich
mOnd in the City OF Richmond in the county of
HenTico and Stale of Virginia, has been dolly or.
ganized under and according to the requirements
of the Act OF Congress entitled An Act to pro.
vide National Currency, secured by pledge
of United States bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and ,edempt on thereof" approved
June 3, 1864 and has compiled with all The pro-
visions Of said Act required to be complied with
before commencing the business OF Banking un-
der said Act
Now, therefore, |, Freeman Clarke, Comptrol-
lei of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
First National Bank of Richmond, in the City
of Richmond in the county of Henrico and State
Of VirginiI, is authorized 10 commence the busi-
ness Of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand and
seal of office, this third day Of May 1865.
IL. 81 FREEMAN CLARKE,
COMPTROLLER of the Currency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, }

DIVISION or NATIONAL BANKS,
WAsHINGToS, May 9, 1865. )
II is hereby certified that the National Bank of
Virginia. of Richmond, Va, Banking Associa
tion organized under the Act 40 provide Ma
tional Currency, secured by a pledge of United
States Bonds, aud to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June ., 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 q Depositary of Public
Moneys except receipts from Customs, and by
virtue of such designation will also be employed
as a Financial Agent OF the Government.
+. +. SPINNER,
myl5-2m Treasurer U. 5.