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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13
MEETINGS.
DICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

DICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
IL An adjourned meeting of this Society will be
held at NEW MARKET HALL, THIS Saturday. EVEN
ING, at o'clock. full attendance is desired as bust
ness OF pressing Importance VIII be brought before the
nnISIt Secretary.
rVNHE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE RICH
/ MoND AND LIVERPOOL PACKET COMPANY will
meet on MONDAY NEXT, 18th instant at II o'clock In
the room over w S. DOMAINS, Thirteenth street
Stockholders will present their scrip, advertise Its
loss required by the Code, before dividend can be
ianl3-2if THE bAECuIlN CoAMll lEE.
PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE.-A meeting OF
i STOCKHOLDERS Of the Richmond, Charlottesville
and Stanton Telegraph Company VIII be held al me
office of the President in the city of Richmond, SAT
URDAY, 10th of January next, at IL As very i'm
porant business will Ice brought before The meeting,
is earnestly desired that every stakeholder who cannot
attend in person will be represented by proxy.
declS-td JAMES LlONS, PRESIDENT
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
~ PORTATIoN CoMPANY.-One-third Of the eapi.
tai stock of this company having been subscribed, and
hundred Thousand dollars of tho sama having been
paid up the undersigned call for general meeting of
the stockholders OF said company Tor ne purpose oil
eHeomg organization under the amended chatter to
be held at Richmond, Virginia, on TUESDAY, the 10th
day of January, 1866. full attendance desired.
CHAS. W. PURCELL,
l.. W. GLAZEBROOK,
NJ q. HARMAN,
HUGH W. SHEFFEY.
FORM OF PROXY.
Know ALL MEy BY THESE Presents, That -, the sub
scribcr being stakeholder in the National Express
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint - our
true and lawful attorney and proxy to represent each
all general meetings Of the stockholders oil said
company held within six months from and after the
date hereof when not personally present orrep.
resented by some other proxy with full power and
authority, at such general meetings, to give such vote
or votes and do such other act acts each vi us
could give do member of the said meetings. II
we rsonally present and we do hereby ray
and confirm whatever vote votes, act or acts our
said attorney may lawfully give do for in pursu
anco of the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness - hand and seal this - day OF -, one
thousand eight hundred and -.
TEsTE
Co.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

CEMMONS' BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
~ TACLRS, TO strengthen and improve the sight OF
old and young, by day night with and comfort
the eye without the distressing results Of frequent
changes These celebrated glasses too well known
throughout the South to speak Of their superiority
over all others Double and single Telescopes OF i'm
mense power aud field. Catalogues sent free, BY en-
closing stamp. SERMONS, OCULIST -oPTlClANl
669! Broadway, under Lafarge House. N l.
movie. -2mdSc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

DUNE WATERs.-James Bates < Co., of No. 1,
President street, Baltimore, have for sale dumb
walters and hosting wheels, for warehouses factories
aud dwellings These articles received the premium
at the fair OF the Maryland Institute in October last
aud very superior articles indeed We invite at
tentiOn 10 the advertisement in another column.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13
Oily AND SUBURBAN.

For scrERixrEvDENr OF PUBLIc PAINTING
Messrs. W. A. r. Nye, r. p. Walker, Mr.. NeFarlane
and Mr. Palmer al practical printers, are eandi-
dates for Supe. intenden, o. Public Printing.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-A most desirable RESI- -
IL DENCE, containing six rooms, large Garden, SIN
and Pump Of Water TERAS-Rent reQuiredSa>
monthly In advaucS. For further iuforInationap-
ply on the premises Twenty hh street, Union Il
betSeeu and streets, third door above Mr. Burgess
store. janl3-2tt
nor RENTING offer for rent one or more
II OF those LARGE FLOORS, over our store, on Cary
street, three doors from Thirteenth. They are ad-
Iliraby adapted to almost any kind OF business.
iauIl-f 4. G. JAMES X co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

PEhOVAL.-ON THE FIRST OF JANU-
IL aTy 1900 We Will remove business to Nos 279
ana 81 N0P stair directly opposite A. T.
Stewart Co. HALL, SOUTHWICK & Co
N. B.-We would call attention, in eonneetion with
above notice Of our removal To increased fitiss
for manufacturing Ladies, Misses and Chidren's Ma
chine Sewed Work Of all kinds. dec2asm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

SPIEIT.-We were introduced To this world
not far from a big dstillery OF Irish whiskey
aud near another spirited place, too, to wit: an
old town wall in which one Ginkle, Saxon Gene
raj made a breach, but through which stalwau
Subscribers backed by their sisters aud sweethearts
historic fact drove him and his Brandenburgers pel
NELL " Hurra " for them, say We, rs the Richmond
OF another spirited thing nov, and that Is that one
John NJ. Higgins, on Franklin street, near the Old
Market has imported some genuine Irish whiskey,
which try aud il il make you tight il wont give You
deiiriuH remeHS for il is a remarkable fact that no
such disease is known in Ireland, for the whiskey
there aStens the life in fellow instead Of knocking
il out of him. Read advertisement, and take a tOddy
OF Johns material.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

OFFICES OF rHE FREEDMEN CoURr.-Orde's
have been received at the Headquarters OF this Dis
trict from Washington 10 retain all the officers OF
the Freedmen Court for the present.
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From, the Southwest.

New ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-At Yazoo City, since the
first Of last June, % 900 bales Of cotton have been
received.
\ party of negroes on the Red river rose in arms
ten days ago, and tried to murder the overseers.-
Failing in their purpose, they marched to another
place to await achievements. The military cap
tured them all without serious difficulty. and arrested
the accomplices on several plantations, where arms
and ammunition were found secreted. The military
are under arms.
In the United States District Court the libes
against Judge Rost's property have been dismissed
and his property returned to him. ROst was Con-
federate Agent to Spain.
special to the Mobile Advertiser says, that Gen.
Thomas officially informs Governor Patton, of Ala
bama that all the United States troops were moved
from the State, and arms and ammunition furnished
to the State militia.
Provisions for destitute families will be promptly
furnished to the State. The same report concerning
the movement of troops comes from Georgia.
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oet3O--tf
Rrcnxoxp AcADEsr or MrprcIsK, :

RIcHNoSD ACADEMY MEDICINE,
RIcHHOSD. Jan. 8, lSG6.
THE following article OF the Constitution OF
i the Richmond Academy OF Medicine, Is publl7heu
for the information OF all concerned:
ARTICLE IlI-wih the exception Of those seeking
fellowship within period Of thirty days from the
shin must have been graduate in medicine, residing
in thi. city and county in either Of the counties Of
this State there unto adjoining, for one year, and must
be proposed by three Fellows, personally acquainted
at any subsequent stated meeting Resident Fellows
removing permanently from the city vicinity, may
become resident Fellows by vote Of the Academy
In accordance with the first provision of this article
phv ,icians may become members Of the Academy by
signing the Constitution and BY Laws, without comply
ing with the other requirements, at any time prior
the 18th inst. j. II. WHITE. NJ. D.,
Recording Secretary.
Odlc0 under Exchange Hotel. iln9-It
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4. II. NAUKr. IL NAuRY. X. T. BROOKE.
ID II. MAURY 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Sterling Exchange,
Gold and Silver,
Bank Notes,

State, city, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds Negotiable Notes. and such other securities AS
may bO ON the market bought and sold on commission
Deposits received.
Collections made all accessible points in the Uni
fol St,tas DECEIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

BEIcx.--J. e. W, in another column, SAYS he
wants to '' lease purchase clay land suitable for
making brick" J. &. W. would stand, too. for
Judge If good ,rIiskey thing which often puts a
brick in fellows hat we'll a ia an advertise
meut We hope that J. G.. W. will get all the clay
he wants and that he will be always well enough OIL
to be able 10 " mOsten his clay'-which means 10
pay - cents drink for the internal whiSkey which
Is nov being sold in this town, and the price of
which is eNtOrtion most eNcruciating. Read adver-
tiSemeut.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

Mayors COURT-MAYOR SAUNDERS PRESIBING.-
The case of \. n. Newton, citizen, charged with
tnrninC ON gas without permission, was Called
Evidence was produced 90 prove the fact whcreupou
the Mayor fined him $40. Newton was absent
Henry d. Boyd, charged with refusing 10 pay las
market tax, was before the tourt,
Mr. Tyler, Clerk of the Market, stated that Boyd
keeus STALL on the sidewalk, near the New Market,
and has 4 SNAIL boy attending 20 u. have told
linn frequently that il was m violation OF an Ord
nance. but he seemed 20 take but htte notice OF
The Mayor anei the party s. and said he would
fine him the same amount for every day he CON
tnued without license.
The case OF Lewis BOzholar' was called on the
charge OF selling candy on sunday
Captain Poe testified that lie in BOZz0lar
store ON sunday, and saw him selling candy lie
also enquired Of outside parties to ascertain whether
BOZZOlari kept closed on saturday, aud ne Nls al
formed he did not.
The Mayor fined the party 81.
W. Black was called up on similar charge, but
there being some difficulty in the case, because oil
there being but one entrance 10 the store, Il was
postponed until to-day, and Captain Poe directed 10
make an examination and report 10 his honor.
Eliza beth Don. aged fifteen wears, was brought up
on the charge Of stealing shawl from William r.
Noel on the eth Of November 1854
Noel stated that he the girl with the shawl on
in market The Mayor stated that hr did not think
NJ proper 10 punish this girl for having in her posses
sion a shawl missing for 50 long period; and il
~
mex M these little things and sell them. COnse-
ddnsntly. he would discharge the girl and have her
mother summoned to-day.
Alice Hargrove, alias Maggie Murphy was before
the court on a charge OF using obscene aud threat
ening language to Margaret Kelly.
Nrs. Kelly testified that Alice used all kinds OF
abUsive and indecent language in the street. She
considered her Of the vilest pieces in the city.
She was locked up in default OF security.
Jobn T. Graves was called up on the charge Of
beinr drunk and lying in the street The prisoner
stated that he had just been released from Camp
chase, and was on his Way home. He then presented
a. the Mayor a subscription list, on which few per-
ms had subscribed various small in order 10
oct him there. The Mayor stated that with solemn
sSTomise from Graves, that he would Immediately
tssve the city. he would discharge him. We hope
Graves has departed.
Jim smith, a eross-eyed boy, aged eleven years,
Gas 10 on the charge Of stealing leg OF mutton
RE case was continued until to-day on account Of
the absence of witness.
Timothy Martin was charged with being drunk and
6ring pistol in the street The case was continued
until to-day on account of the absence OF witnesses
md he was bailed in the SUN Of three hundred dot
iars for his further appearance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

\ Personal DlFUcULrY AT TuE SPOTswoOO
YES1ERDAY-MR. POLLARD, OF THE Examiner Ar
TAcKs TIRE CORRESPONDENT or THE NEW YORK
TINES WITH A CowHmE-Yes terday, just after
noon the public portion OF the SpotsWood Hotel was
the scene Of an assault with a cOwhide by Mr. II.
Rives Pollard editor of the Examiner, upon Nj
Brooks of Washington city the Richmond cores
pondeat of the New York Tunes. The cause Of the
attack was a letter written by Mr. Brooks 70 his pa
DR. describing the recent affair In the rOtuuda OF
lie Capitol between Mr. Pollard and MeSsrs. lyle,
and Coleman OF the EHqETeT, IN which he per
s,nally reflected upon the courage, conduct and
character Of Mr.. Pollard.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

LEE.-At sea there are two sides to ships course,
to wit: "windward" and leewarJ" On shore
there are two sides 10 a merchants course, to wit
"mAkeward" and " backward" 81 it goes and SO
il will be, until the final cOnlagratiOn, which will
buTu this world up, like some vi the mean talOw
candles which are made at BacOns Quarter Branch,
aud which can't compare with those We get from
Baltimore. Our business now, however, is to say
that the United States Ordnance Department is va
eating the store OF A. =. Lec-whOse
advertisement See-and are going away
from Old Virginia, leaving Us to the Leeward of the
Potomac, whereunto we have no objection, rs long
as We have hope OF yet getting to the windward.-
Read advertisement OF A. :. Lee aud see.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

tux CONCERT To-NIGHT, FOR TIE BENEFIT or
Mrs. SrOSEwALL JACKSON PROMISES, AS IT DE-
SERVES To Be, 4 GRAND SUccEss-GENERAL RoBERT
Z. LEE WILL ATTEND.--When we say that the con-
Ger: tonight at the Theatre for the benefit Of Mr.
Jackson will be- beyond the shadow OF a doubt
Grand success We mean that from parqUette 70 dome
these will not be foot of available space in this
spacious edihce left unOccupied. WeknOw We would
be doing anything but favor 70 the many amateurs
of the city, an OF the highest social reSpectabgy,
who have volunteered in this most cOmmeudable eu-
terrisc TO contribute to the support Of the widow 90
S.nnawal jackson, if We were to mention their
names. We can say, however, that they constitute
an aggregate of musical performers ot high skill.
such as rarely appears before any audience. We ale
informed that General Lee now in Richmond, will
attend the cohcert. ROseuburgs celebrated Orche,-
ira will take part in the concert.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

Tue NrMBER or CASES DISPOSED OF N THB
PRovosr JUICES CoURT.-Eighteen hundred and
sixty.four eases have been disposed Of before the
above Court up 10 the present time. few other
eases have bccu sent ON before military court mar
tials. in which the Provost Julgc had NO jursdic-
ton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

TEA.-Once-a long time ago-Meade & Baker
remember IT well-at least, Meade dOes-we ply
Scked the druggists Of Richmond with local dose
in order to cure them OF disease known rs "noc-
turnal extOrOn that is, charge Of fifty cents
ira for every dose OF medicine put up after TO- p NJ
They took the dose. Il did them good for they
evacuated the position which they held, and came
down TO decent discharge of their duty to the com
munity. We nOwiObserye that they have embarked
in selling things tee-tOtally outside their line of bu
sineSs, such tea and the like. No matter, all we
have To say is that p. T. Dupuy druggist, Sells
or says he sells hpe green and black teas" Du-
puy, we believe, would not deceive the public. So
read his advertisement, buy his tea and if il be not
good, tell u, aud We will give him dose that will
DO him good
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

MR.. JOHN N. CLARK is this day admit
WI ted to an interest in my business. Tho same will
be hereafter conducted in the name and style OF JNo
G. SHAFER i co. JN0. C.. SHAFER,
No. l, Exchange Building, nth ST. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

BrornEE BowlLE's ExIr-We learn from a reliu
BILE colored brother Of this city that Brother Bowler
ma, left these parts and gole uorthward. This bro
Their represents that he is satisfied that Brother Bow
Ter has a wife and two children in New York city.
WLE, this is gratifying Intelligence % the many
brethren of Richmond are satisfied that Il IS
rather listl,trfi % The sisters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13
From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE Jan. l2.-The last military commits
sion in Tennessee is dissolved.
The first large cable of the suspension bridge, over
the Cumberland river was put in place to-day.
There is yet no quorum in the Senate, and barely
in the House. No business of importance has been
transacted. The bill giving equal rights to ne groes
will come up on the 10th inst
\ bill has been introduced appropriating 500 to
the widow Of every Union soldier from Tennessee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13
REMOVALS.
PEMOyAI..

- EMOVAL4.
IL GARDNER Il CARLTON
Have REMOVED 10 their new store Building, No. Q,
Fourteenth Pearl street, hcre they offer the
trade full and good assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS. ianl3t
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brokers AND GENERAL AGENTS.

chants and Of Virginia and North Carolina,
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrangements with Importers and Manu-
fcturers and with reliable representative in Boston,
New York Philadelphia Baltimore, Pittsburg, and
other cities enables To purchase sell in either Of
the above this city any article needed for dspo
sition. upon the best terms
We propose to extend connections with all the
principal cities In the Union and thereby be medium
through which parties can purchase or sell and com
munfcate upon all subjects Of business character In
any part OF the country
The facilities possess will make It much TO the
interest Of parties to purchase sell through for
when wo cannot order direct frCm the Importer or
Manufacturer, shall do through representative
every way reliable and thoroughly posted as to the
state of their particular markets, enabling them to pnr-
chase at the lowest market price and on much better
terms than person can possibly do who only makes
occasional visit for that purpose, besides saving the
expense Of the trip and loss Of time. We will through
our friends DO kept advised Of the value Of such articles
as Virginia and North Carolina may have to dispose Of
so that will inform friends of tho best market
and the price that will be obtained before shipping.
when desired parties know the price OF goods be-
fore giving their orders.
SMITH WHERRY,
SO Main street, Richmond, Va.
wN H. SMITH, C.. wHRRKY.
RgFERENcEs-Dunop, Moncure Co., Harrison, God
din & Appersons Charles Il. Workman Co, Richmond
WIN p Converse & Co., VIM II. Price Co, New
York: los q Hanson, philadelph novi--3m
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By ChH.fisn, Lea 4 Co, Auetioneer',
No Gs Main street,


WE WILL o,feT for sale al auction, on
w TUESDAY IArus'y '0' 1900 commencing
GLUE 2S barrels 3 Sugar
IN barrel. Extra c Sugar
IL barrels Crushed Sugar
~ barrels p. r. Sugar
Z bog,heads p r. sugar
~ bass Rio Coffee
On mai. Java Coffee
hogsbeads Bacon Sides
4 Logsheads Bacon shoulders
"a boxes Gdamantine Candles
IN hnxcs Tallow Candles
~ tub. Lard
oi barrels Whiskey various brands
= c,sks French brandy
- cases Whskcy
Z, case, Clarat Wine
no s1.es pot Wine
. casts Ale
20 dozen grooms
20 dozen BUCKETS
10 dozen Baskets, various kinds
20 baskets ChamPsgne
rs barrels Split HerFinss
- kits Ss Mscierel
10 barrels Maekerel
Is Hoxes starch
20 gr'Ss blacKmg
20 gro, Matches
~ bare, Pure Cider Vinegar
Also
'
Two IRON SAFES :. &. Herrings Patent In perfect
ORDER will be sold at H. O'Clock.
CHI .IsrlAN, LEA co,
ianlS-a no 6s Main street
-, az, :, -, n, ,r.Jon.o..
ID! " NJ u Aiii'H " y
9th Street, between Main Snd CaryJ
kRGF SALE oC GROCERIES, IIOIJORS
\ A., A. a.. IL, Ia,h g., wa will sau a,
-. -, - 49, " '
-''''''" q" '"'b' ~
''|S'
i"fu"is,
,.,,. - 49,, , i'o'i''"'' ~
80 !" FC a. II Il g.
In LII" rm"taI So e@''
- Fxtr. q mi r. ysIIow snU.r
- :. 60 80 . ',S So - e'''" '"s"''
2i,cL. III c"T,e anu syrup
~ =. f,,,,,r, c,r
~ ,.,.,,.i- 'f fuT. - Io C,n'''
la, r.. ,,I,rn,n,ino "a IIss
ioJ boxes best Cutting cheese.
100 boXe' Layer Rais'n''
i"' k"E' ". Carp. sodA'
Together. with many "'h"f desirable goods when
VIII 'PF'"' VA n paEPisH 3 co iuctiooaa,s
T.. ". KEEsEf, Salesman. janl2-td,
d, u,.,,,---- ,.--.,------,
(by laii! "H'ans' Aue'ioheerSD
nN 1IIIrpcD,y NgyT tho 10Th instant
I comm.n,iny At n o'cIock nromptIv we will sell
e, ,uetion lar. and we'll .ort.d stoek OF GROCR,
IdOb sack, Liverpool fine nd @ A Salt
~ p@rreis s rn
~ bs,Ieis lind suoars cut. crush ed xe
500 lbs. Cotton Yarns
leo barrels hyrfings
MA. bi.rsrbnn,tc Sol,
IN noe ket. lava Coffee
Io1 boyes tallow Candle,
H., H., 10. ,J,m,n,ins candle,
w. w. 49, go" ali -
ioo poHo' so oyaI III. a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

FRASCS.-One day in July, lsio' schooner
named the Harriet, lay beealmed Cd cape BON
feur, on the Coast of France. Three men occupied
the eabin-Eliott the captain, EngliShman by birth
LOyett, first mate, lrishman by hitth anu another
man whom il Ia hardly worth Wilde 10 describe as
he was mere passenger, seeking the sAlubrity sup
posed IN exist in sea air. The Engshman loved q
yirI in Portland-nOt Yankee Portland, but saxon
Portland. The lrshman loved gH III Nenagh
Iitte town in Ireland, and the passenger loved pO-
tbeen with which the cabin was well stored. Three
ioIly BOYS were they, and with cheer they hailed
ne approach Of a French boat which came along
side with q supply OF hsh-fresh, glistening, and
ocean OdOred. In exchange for the hsh they gave
johnny Crapaud some good whiskey whereat said
Johnny exclaimed, &" Mon Diea lis first rate" The
ish and the whiskey so interchanged were not one
BIZ " better than the mackere behring's and liquors
which French Crenshaw, corner OF Ninth and
Main, have for sale. Read advertisement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-13

PEM0VAL.
GIBSON & WATKINS, Commission Merchants,
Have this day removed their ONCE to Shoekoe Ware
house.
They respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
they have hitherto enjoyed and promise their best
efforts 10 promote the interests Of those who may
fde their property their ment Particular At
1entiOn paid 70 sales Of rObaceo, Nhoat and Floor
ianS N
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From Kentucky.
The Markets.

A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders Of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
RICHMOND, held on tho 9Th instant, tho following D-
reetors were elected to during the ensuing year
Horace L. Kent, Wellington GOddin,
A. Y. Stokes, Philip lIaNal,
Samuel &. TArdy, David J. Saunders,
Joseph K. Anderson, ID. Won Grooming,
Franklin StsaTns, JnO. 4. White,
II. g. FAINT, Jno. X. Childroy,
VIM. Taylor.
5. A. GLOVER Cashier,
H. G. FAINT, President ianl9-3t
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BoSps.-One Daniel OCOnnell Irish agitatOr, but
no Fenian in the sighting sense of the term used TO
quote from Byron as follows;
Hereditary bOndsmen, know you not,
Who would be free, themselves must strike the
blow
Therein Dan. was right theoretically, but after
be killed one Destarre in duel he registered voE
in Heaven" that he would never light duel more and.
consequently, ever after he had hOrrOr-a sort oil
deiirium tremeas-Of shedding blood, and hence he
prOpOunded a stupid proposition, that liberty was
not worth one drop OF blood, whereupon certain
young lreanders-sO-called-tOO issue wan num-
and there was a secession from couchlatOh NAH
sO-caed-and the whole concern, IN an effort 10 WIN
hish independence, burst up aud Will remain 80
burst I'D unless the Fenians, who now, IN true Pan
negan fashion are fighting each other, gave up lhelr
stupid dissensions and betake themselves ike men
10 their work But enOugh-Our business no" IS
talking Of bonds and things registered to say tha
WIN. B. Isaaes 4 Co. want, not Fenian b0hdsLa'
least for the prsent-but Virginia registered OOhu7'
I Read advertisement.