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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05
Meeting ia Harrison +0HHiJ HE
President Endorsed and ahs 'I.eSis
Iature Denounced

Meeting in Harrison [0aH'J lac
President Endorsed ana 'bs '1"eSisa
Iature Denounced
At meeting held at New salem, har'
rison comfy, Tenmile township, West
Virginia, on We dnesday February @5th,
1866, by a portion Of the Democratic and
conservative citizen; Of said township,
F F. Randolph was called to the chair
aud D F. Randolph appointed CLARK.
The following preamble ana resolu'
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS, We regard the freedom Of
speech, together with the lawful and IN
trameled privileges Of the ballot'bo6
bequeathed to us by our fathers as the
only guarantee for our liberty; that our
unaIienable rights are life, liberty and
pursuit of happiness, and seeing that
these rights and guarantees are now be-
ing wrested from the larger portion Of
our citizens by the OdiouS and unlawful
acts of the Legislature now sitting in
the city of Wheeling, West Virginia
Resolved. That We. Indignantly de
nounoe the acts passed by that body to
amend the constitution of this State, by
,-L:-L --.o.e than ope-half of the citizens
OF this State win b0 ttoPri rvtl vi Ci-- -:sl-S
of the elective franchise, and even the
citizens and iurists of our country
are denied the right Of critiCizing on
its unlawful measures, under the penal
ty of fine and Imprisonment, as unconsti-
tutional, unlawful and unjust and that
all such laws emanate from no other
than selfish and unprincipled tyrants
and despots
RESOLVED, That NC heartily endorse the
course of Andrew Johnson, President Of
the United States, in his reconstruction
policy, and think he merits the high
esteem and respect Of all good men for
his frmness and unwavering adhesion to
the great national and constitutional
principles advocated and supported by
his worthy predecessors
also Re9olrsd, That this preamble and
resolutions be printed in the Wheeling
REGISTER, Parkersburg Gazette and
ClarEsburg Conservative.
F. +. RANDOLPH,
Chairman
-. +. RANDuLPn Clerk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05

.,..,orded in an able and vigorous
speech. ..u ,uoob Mr. Ewing.
reported: aoos frlIv
and heartily endorse. tho resolutlo1Ss
adopted by the conservative meeting iI4t n aai
at tbe Court House in the city OF w hee!,
ING on the evening of March l, $500, anu
published in the Wheeling feg'S'e'' u
March 2, 1866. ,..o,a Mr. Fv.
ing accompanied them in pllei out
mastery speech, replete with argument
and eloquence. 49, .o.o1,,
tions, the following gentlemen were
called fer and responded to the saslsiac.
ton of the meeting, as was testlhed ny
the applause of ali present; Esquires
Morrell, Lane and Hoge, and MT Jas ".
West. Mr.. Hoge, of Wheeling, I Maue q
decided impression MI West hepIdo'
lican) paid his compliments 10 Tue ue
funct legislature Of West VTgima'
pronouncipg it dead duck III WHICH
be had neither part not lot
On motion, the resolutions were auop''
ed without dissenting voice
The utmost harmony prevailed; anu
all felt that it was the daTning OF oet-
ter times. 49,. Aha
proceedings Of the meeting be ,publlsh,eIa!
In the REGISTER, and that the LhtesN'
oenoer be requested to copy.
On MOTION, the Chair was requested
to appoint a county Committee, aud
that a thorough organization OF the con-
seryative element be made throughout
the county,
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed on the committee
J. D. Ewing, of Magnolia townshlpiA
]. Moore, Proctor township; Jas. Pede
grew, Centre township; A. P: Brockner,
Church township; Edmund Kyle, Grant
township; James Cochran, Green town
ship.
On motion, adjourned.
JOHN MOORE Chairman.
R. ". Cox, Secretaries.
j. G LANE, ''','
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05

mission to him for the high and RESPONSE,
BILE position to which he claims 10 n'''
been elected. b;ob and
important an Office one who has so lao ao
e Gently been engaged in an effort to ' aeS,
trav The State and to overthrow the gov
eminent of the United States o,nt;as
composing the Ninth Judicial judicial G he re-.
officS" and We suppose, inclined. the
Governor "to think that MT ffic0 n'' "
majority" ,nou there was
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05
Mass Meeting in WsiccI Couu3y-The
President Heartily endorsed

New MART1NsvIILE, Wetzel Co Y Y
Pursuant to a public notice. there
vas large and enthusiastic gathering
OF the citizens Of Wetzel county fa-ora.
bic to endorsing tie conservative course
ofPTesident Johnson and the recent -eto
message held at Nev- Martinsvilla
The meeting vas called 70 order b.
appointing John Moore. Esq to the
chair aud J c Lane and r " Cox
Secretaries
o. E!otion = committee OF M :, s4s
appointed to draft resolutions expressive
ofthe sense Of the meeting
The chair appointed ] Dallas Twins.
Esq LsTi Shoman, a P Brochnef.
James Cochran and James Morgan.
During the absence Of the committee.
J. ". Mccoy. Esq. was called for and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05

oSASs ( NARNAFELDI PropietoTs Of ths
S Gam ssIoon and Rest auraut No Washington
aan sSle SCENTS Tor John OFarTau z Co. 81.
6y express AL KINDS Of game a hand in pro.
PEI season. Families supplied at moderate
1 1II s., GLoicg VINES Alas sc at the Bar
Inc snlaru Rooms connected nth this kou5.
are noIea up II the most approved style.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05

sat PAIN q perfect misery, the worst ofevls
~ excessive: oTerturls all patisncs' Al
SfIe s!sIs pave fer sale Dr. d q, Sselysl IL
ScAO SA1ARkH REMEDY, ~hieh VIII Te-
49, a. Sa1sA EMILY al pains trcn Cstarr,
II 7-il 80 recruitment II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05
Smiths Eerr7 ana IsIn-5 E.n

We had the pleasure Of a brief visit to
the Smiths Ferry oil regions Saturday
and believe that the half has NOT baen
told" concerning the wealth that is ,bero
dowing from the earth The iaduz If
capitalists, sight seers. laborer, and
others engaged il the universal pursuit
Of the Almighty dollar steadily ia
creases A little village is crowded nth
the business Of city, and, at the mouth
Of Island Run. town has sprung mp in
which there is more Of . thrcns. more
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05

Nht AoI USE HE BEeT,-ever twenty
!eaIs increasing demand has established the
lac! tlat MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the
pest ~ the world. 1t is tie cheapest, tie u0st
E E ana most convenient Complete in one
ton OF the hair. No trouble, No crock or stain
Uoss not rne OF or make the hair appear dusty
ana ana dead but inparts to II new lie and Iustre
FEe09ces beautiful black OF brown as pre-
!eIEea a child eau apply It Always gives
s. Oriy : cents PEI bottle. sold
e'SES NneFe \. !. MATHEWS.
o-,- Manufacturer, y. I.
NeV York Wholesale Agents rly2sodly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05

DoWEs SAoCE,-John q. Downs having ts-
ASa exclusive control OF the SALOON al No. Z
~ asaAst Han would respectfully inform
Hls IE1eATs aud tue ppoic generally that he is
E ~. sSrElns up n the best style Fresh Shell
cartridges, Squirrels, and other game. Tie bar
Is supplied with choice brands " malt and spiT'
ltous Liquors. decI.ff
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05
State Items,

THH contested election case iar the
Judgeship ofthe Tenth Judicial District.
referred to in last Mondays REGISTER
has been decided ia favor Of Judge
Hall. Gov Foreman refused to order the
production OF the poll books ballots and
certificates OF the Inspectors Of elections
as evidence before the Court In fact Z.
all the evidence going 10 show that Hon
John " Kennedy was duly elected. W 90
ruled out Of The Court Here endeth the
first act act Of the farce
An election Of Municipa othCeIa 1of
shepherdatown Jefferson Co was held
on the 2lst ult. resulting as follows
Hayoy-Georgo ByeIs
Rec0,dea Baker
Coeucilmen-David BiilmyoI. John
Smurr. Joseph Welshads. John SpangleT.
John Borof. John D Staley. John
Cookies. John " Grant
No Sergeant OF Assessor hayo ~ Yet
been appointed
OK Friday morning. Nj Ltttioton
Smith of Parkersbulg, was found dead
in his bed-ho had for SONS time been in
paoT health
Ar rannrt. ,f tLa r,ay,i,.n..- uf Small
All ''' r
PJX IN ParkeTsbuIP are without toun-
6stiou The disa9se has He'd nuf there.
WE hear al a new we'll having been
..,,-.I.,,, c,5t:t., nat MI go, T,.elo-
S'lo'1- VII h'te Van "a "'' '""'uaA
last II Is not lar ron tho famous
JTorIpaaa .uI auu-Yul,, y-alis anJ
nrom;ses 70 he one Of the best Wells of
The great oil centre
The editors Of the Parhei,hurr lance
ssam f. La a "logeerhead, They
g. ...,.,-.- A., ,o.t,on
being willing to shoulder the articles of
the Other each "@n7 his name to his pro
u''',ons
" ,,,:,, - 100 ' ..Y,, ,,,'.'
v'o'' 'o,,'uI' =" ,,V,,:! 49,"
T%o GIco i st6f pGiT bSt-so, ostnm
and EIenviIie
g! ''L i'''o Jug p0i'on' III il"'"S Gun
ty have received. within the past two
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05

ElIa!qpd, tt! 22tl, ls6e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05

cocoa CREAM FOR TIEB BAsR
Cocoa Cream for the Hair
Cocoa Cream Tor the Hair.
Away With your Grey HAN
Away with your Grey Hair
No more rancid Pomadesf :!
No more raucid Pomadesl
u yVu want something elegant
II you admire delicious Perfume
III you de5..Is soft ana eiIsy Har
ii you want your Hair preserved
II you ant your Hair 20 grow,
u you want 10 prevent premature B-l1u.ss
II you want TO Do RID 81 DRpdruf
Use tie Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoon Crean
Use the C0C0s Cream,
Use the Cocoa Cream.
.Use the Cocoa CIsan
I1lQc - cents bottle
For sale by
L&UGHLINS 4 KUSHFIELD.>
lH.; Wheeling, w, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SHAEF.-
The bangu 90; ne hammer.
TIE whir..8- &C tAr plane,
The crashing 90 r'' busy saw,
The crrIkr-s o. DE c.aur,
The riu-Iu. 90 tLe anvil,
The grating OF the drili
Tie clattcr,us oi tie turQiug lathe,
The whrng OF the mill
The buzZing ol the Spiudle,
The rafting 0i the lo"tn,
The putting of the cu>.ne,
The fans continual boom,
The clipping Of the tIilur~ shears
The drivrHg OF TIE awl-
The sounds Of industry
love- love them al.
=, s,vs some rhymer, but We don't agree with
lin, f,- We an, Philosopher OF that school Which
utterly abhors the ching called the eSrty %! labor
lookn. on it, as We do, aS the product oi the cue
helped on cain. Gag friend Sharp. however. OF Tie
nrm Of Budi & Sharp, of Mtid.ctowu, delaware,
thinks d1creHuy-ttG which we have NO ouJectlnH !.
aud accordingly he and as cOutrerc are banging
away in the manufacture Of All sorts 81 things i'oh
a car truck 10 a mil pcs
We like little Delaware, he3u;itu, little sac, VITA
it, neat cottages emhOSpmrl IN uUye-S, and rs nice
people and, by love like H. too for ia political
pluck and We are really glad that Sharp was sharp
enough to select il home, aud pray that his hrm
may bvF ont into blo-Slming most expansive. We
know Sharp we'll Ne he'd rqod t,.orlb,c railroad
rr9erieare aC him. We know, too, land We now
address ourselves 70 the pGh,'c) that in all thnes
IA. was energetic. upright manly, and most COM
,,ptent business man. We ask Yen then. slhs,rhe ;
10 the JYhiz u read MS advertisement; for lie de-
series well of Old Virginia and the south. 30. pa
trnnize him. If you don't, yOu are no; as sharp as
Ne took YOU t. he. Budl we know, too and we
can pay han no higher compliment than 70 say that
he il worthy % being partner Of sharp. Read ad-
vertisement sharply.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
THE WOOL MARKET.

In New York, on the 23l instant, the Wool ma r
ket was steady, with further sales Of 10000 lbs
mestic feeces at from 52iiaSO cts, and 5000 Cali
fOrnia at 3la371 cts.
The Boston Commercial Of the 23l says:
We notice q very fair demand for Wool tho pas
week aud the market is steady and firm for fine
fleece aud extra pulled. Manufacturers have been
purchasing pretty freely, and We notice sales OF up
wards of 100 coo lbs at from 50aSO cts per III. for
fleece and pulled. including some considerable LOT,
Of fine Ohio. Virginia and Pennsylvania fleece at
75aS0 cts Rochester extra pulled at 10 cts. Billings
aud DaVis's super and extra ut 15aSO cts; and So
OOO lbs. Indiana ut 30 cts. per ID. Canada comO:hg
Wool has been uu ct but is held firm at SOASS cts
aud 10 go lbs Canada pulled sold at 10 cts per H.
In California Wool sales of OOO lbs. at 81 cts, and
10 900 lbs California and Oregon at Soa3S cts Tor
California and as high 46 eta. for choice Oregon
There has been fair demand for foreign, but no
great activity tn notice. Sales OF lS9 bales Cape at
3TalO cts; aud $50 bales South American snd Cape,
at various prices - equality.
In Louisville Kentucky. Wool is nominal at 80 to
80 cts for uuwashed aud 80 90 cts for tub washed
In Cncinnat there is better demand for fine grades
nrire, are-choce fleece 45 10 80 cts medium TO
line do - to 50 cts; tub washed 90 to 60 and I'M
washed 50 cts.
In Chicago, prices are-cOmmon to quarter blood,
Oa45 cts quarter t. half blood, 45a5O cts; half to
threc-quarter blood, 5OL55 cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
GLASSES OF FRENCH LITERATURE
" AND CONVERSATION
MISS PEGRAMS SCHOOL.

Arrangements having been completed for tho organ-
zion Of q class Of French Literature in this school, APP
neaons for adms will be received until tho
Of February.
puring the session, which will terminate IN June, a
series OF LECTURES French Literature, delivered
in the French language will be given by the teacher Of
French Mr.. LAGARDE.
By thi, >yStem Of Lectures the pupils Will d. hlnil-
i,rizad with practical and cOoqnia Use of the Ian
yuaxe To those who have already an acquaintance
with French th. study, it is believed will be Of
positive advantage.
| E.S- Glass hours from 3 to L. VI.
sp- For TERMS, &c, apply at the in'tiuton, Linden
Row on Franklin between First and seeond streets
e,f.II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26

HOLMES HoLT, January 23.-SehoOnsr Adelaide OF
and for Suffolk, Va, from Portland came ashore on
South side Of VINEYARD on the nigh Of 20herew hav
ing become exhausted. The Captain died from expos
ure on the 18th
Schooner Richard Thompson, Crsnmer from Virg ina,
Of and for Philadelphia with wood, which went ashore
on Walops Beach, South OF ChineOteague, has gone TO
pieces Crew. together with sails and rigging, saved
1916.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

The Spring Session OF this institution begins the
llih of January next. our charge are
Tuition in COLES late course for hive mOnhs..s 2j 90
Fuel, and contingent Fee do 10 90
Board ~. 20 per week, q weeks....,....... % -
In the Preparatory Department charge for tuition -
50 less
All payments are required in specie or its equivalent
In currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly In advance, and needed
produce, at specie rates, will be received.
students furnish their own bedding and room fuIni-
ture.
Other information can be had By addressing
Z. L. WILEY, President,
MOVES -tFablst EmoryP o.. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
E'EMALE SCHOOL
CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA.

The ,eribsr will reopen his School at Charlotte
Csar house the lt OF February. Faithful and tho
rough training will be- secured to the pupils under his
care in the lower aud higher branches Of complete
English Education. in the Lain. Greek and French
Languages and IN Music the Piano. lie feel. war
ranei in making this pledge by experience Of mary
years de voted almost exclusively the instruction Of
youths Of both sexes in the counties Of Prince Edward
and Charlotte Virginia, and more recently ia Princeton
New Jersey.
For testimonials Of his profes ional skill and hdelty
he takes the liberty refer the Professors Of Union
Theological Seminary to the President and Professors
Of Hampden Sidney College To Rev. Drs Brown and
Hoge II RichmOn and to Rev. Iohu Miller Of Peters
burg For infoi on, terms, address the Princi-
pal DAVID CoMfokT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
AN IMPROVED TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED AN

One and half miles from Notwithstanding House ;
six rooms worry good out-hOuses ; fine garden ; good
rchard II be divided to make two farms OF about
one hundred and fifty each Near enough to have
business Offices in Danvils. The land produces the
best manufacturing tobacco. Also suited to dairy
farm and market gardens. READ HILL,
iau26.f Land Agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
The Markets..

New YORK January 25-CottOn has declined g.. :;
sales at 47a4S cts. Flour has advanced Sc. Wheat
has an advancing tendency. Corn declining; sales
at S4aS6 cts Pork heavy. Lard steady. Whiskey
dull. Sugar steady. Coffee and NolasSes quiet
Gold 1891.
BALTIMORE January 95.-Flour heavy. Wheat
steady. Corn firm: white, 75a76c. ~ Oats dull.
Provisions steady. Coffee steady. Sugar dull
Whiskey quiet at 81 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
OLDEN HILLS ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
THOs T BoULDIN, NJ. A, University Virginia, Prin-
cipal.
THos. T. BoULDIN, JR., As istant.

Tho regular session OF this school IS divided into
two terms--the first CONNIE ncing the 1T soptem
Der and closing the 3lst January; the second COM
mencing The LIST February and closing 3Dh June.
The object Of the School Is to prepare me student "r
college for the ordinary business ofo. The method
II instruction will be by daily Rotations and Lectures
Al the close Of each month, circulars, showing mo
average standing Of the pupil in his classes during ihb
month will be- forwarded to the parent or gndrdi1n
Near the close Il each there will be an oral ami
written examination Of each class upon the studies par
sued during that term; and, when tho pupil distn-
gn,hes himself in these examinations, certificates oil
such distinction will be awarded to him.
The school i, located ia Charlotte county Virginia,
two miles from brakes Branch Depot of the Richmond
and Dsnyills Railroad, and eighty miles from Rich
mond The location has been remarkably healthy for
NOR, than fifty years.
TERMs-Tnition and board lights and towels ex.
ceptedl for session Of ten months, three hundred doll
Iar in currency, payable Zone half at the commence
ment Of each term
REFERENCES:
Chas L. Mosby, Robert J. Davis, VIM. T. Yancey,
Esqs. Lynchburg Rev. J. Blair Dabney, Campbell
county Virginia; Rev. John A. Wharton Liberty Viz
einia Rev. John Scott, Lexington. Virginia David
Road, Esd, Roanoke county, virginia John D. Rad
ford EsT Montgomery county, Yirginit; Professors
Charlie, s. Senablcs and James l.. Cabell, University
virginia judge John A. Meredith, L. II. Maury and
C. H. Barssdalt, Esqs., Richmond Frank q. Ruinn,
vi init: T.. n. Watkins and Stephen %. Soulha,
Esa, Norfolk: Colonel VIM. Towne., MecslcnbaiS
county Virginia Colonel gober: withers, panville,
virginia Judge George Gilmer, Pttsylvania county
Virginia Hon. Thomas :. FouFnoy, John i. Edmund.
Esq, and Judge william Leigh, Halifax county, Nlr-
ginit Judge II. H. Marshall, Henry Darlington, Esq
William r. Green, Esq william II. Dennis, E'q., aud
william T. Scott Esq Charlotte county. Virginia, and
to my present and former patrons generally.
Address THOMAS 4. BOuLDIN, Principal,
brakes Branch POstofice
Charlotte county, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26

LEVY. sales of Chicago Spring at 81 g. Corn dulE
l,'of n1;N,a6 AZ SlaST cents Pork heavy; sales at
so 81 3d. o. LaTd heavy at i5as wiskey dull
AZ . "a. Sugar steady. Coffee quiet. MolasSes
quiet at 81 O5asl 25 Naval stores dq: Le,roenm
cotton ja7.l6 corn per steamer % cents. Gold
1891 ,o, c....-
ket dull and inactive; sales of middling 40 cents.
SEA- NOR active at l4ial5i cents for fair to prime.
C,II.s. sales at % cents gold. Flour in improved
demand: superiine -. Freights steady; on cotton
10 liverpool Lilo cents; New York by steamer i
cents. Gold l4l. New York checks l per cent.
lisrount
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
FOR SALE.

25-uORSE POWER ENGINE, with CIR
~ CULAE SAW and MILL, capable Of grindiag eight
bushels Of per hour, attached, nearly and in
perfect ORDER ia the State Of Delaware, will be dIiv-
cred on James river or this city much below first cost.
SMITH i wiERRI,
Commercial Brokers and General Agents,
uoyQt No. 80 Main street.
CTEAM ENGINES OF ANY POWER,
- SAW Mills, Cotton ems, Cotton and Woolon Ma
rhory Machines aud Machinery Of every character for
lilrOads, Mills, &c, At manufacturers prices.
SMITH x WHERRY,
nuvlJt 90 Main street.
SMITH 4 WIIERRY,
> AGENTS
For W. d. Hubbard and other manu- facurers of Lu-
brcig oils, railroad aud wagon Grease at manuflc-
turrr>' prices. decSUf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26

NEW York Markets, january o4.-Cotton I'M,
changed. Flour unchanged. Wheat is dull and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26

Another FREEpTIS SENT To THE PENIrENrIA-
KY.-UnIe>s the freedmen stop committing infamous
onenses their vote under the law OF Virginia, as ap
piled now 10 white voters viii BE- 50 ncuUs.dcrabie
that i will not be an object OF dread 10 tLe cN-
tremcSt opponent OF Cu>titc suffrage. Yesterday
Nm Turner brother OF James NOW Iu she peuitcu-
tlary was convicted by Col! q Eutce ot grand lar
ceuy upon the conclusive testimony ol several wit
nes.cs OF having stolen quantity %! brass car boNt
from the Richmond and Petersburg railroad depot
The boxes in question were loUgI "a k, possession
AMI, when inst arrested, temdC'scd 90 make his g.
cape bu, wa, rc-arrr,,el day before yesterday. lie
WaS sentenced to Ouc years confinement IN tie pen
itentiaTy. at hard iJru'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26

Sailed from New York, January q, for Richmond
Schooner $. b. Strong, Tyler.
Arrived in HALIFAX Brig (Br.) TrOubadore, Tucker
from Richmond.
Schooner WIN. S. Doushton, from Boston Tor kich'
mond which put into New Bedford December ~ TO TO
pair damages sustained in being in collision win an III
known vessel, proceeded on her voyage sd inst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26
A TLANTIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ACcoMAC COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS GEORGEF. ADAMS,
nae of BaltimOrel; Professor EDWARD 5. JOINEs,
william and Mary College Qae Of lIollins Institute,
virginia..
The next hllfses,ion will begin the 18th Of Feb
ruary and continue until the 18th Of July. The course
Of study is complete and thorough and the terms mode
rato the location retired healthy and easily accessible
For circulars or other inform ition, address
REV. GEO. =. ADAMS,
iano3-c3tt Onancock, AccOmac. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-26

4 SCHOOL WANTED-By a young man
n competent to prepare students for college or the
business pursuits Of life For particulars address W.
IT,. Farmvillo Virginia.
REFERENCgs.-Rev. Dr. James H. Leach, Captain
Willis Wilson, and W. J. Morrisott, A. NJ.
t,n6-e jtt
"ANTED-By Il single LADY of some OK
w periyucc, situation Teacher of tho usual Eng
li,h branches French and Music. Satisfactory refer
given and required Address n. B. Box %, Dam
viilc, va. jau2-c4t$
w ANTED-STORAGE tho United
w States Ordnance Department is now Vacaiing my
warehouse, shall bs prepared receive Storage to
the bulk Of 10000 barrels, and solicit call. Vessels
aud canal boats discharge and Toad at my house FREE
of CAErAGE. A. S. LEE.
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