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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-13
WATERING PLACES.
Indian Springs.
Martin County, Indiana.

THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS CEL.E-
u brated Watering Place, and well known
resort for Invalids, announces to the pub
lie that it will be open for the reception of
visitors from and after the FIRST OF
JUNE. During the last year the Build
ings at this delightful Summer Resort
have been much ENLARGED AND I'M
PRO VED. TtOe7lty-fotsr additional Rooms
hare been completed. together with three large
porches, and the establishment Thoroughly
reftsrnished and in the best order for the COM
fort and convenience of Guests.
The Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes a cool
and refreshing retreat. THE MEDICINAL
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES of the Waters
are acknowledged apd attested by all who
h~-o usru tnefn. The group consist of
WHITE SULPHUR, BLACK SULPHUR, CHALY-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
efficacious for Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the
Stomach, BoeOeIs, Eyes, for Dropsy, Neural
gfd, and Rheumatism. The vicinity is
WILD AND ROMANTIC, Astounding in GAME
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and BoTAN-
ICAL SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS.
Hacks Will convey passengers to and
from the Springs, conn Getting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further information address
maya If d. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
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A VERY PECULIAR CASE OF HY-
DRoPHoBIA.-Sixteen years ago last
Wednesday, James Bay, then resi-
dent of Pontiac, was bitten by a
rabid dog, but experienced no serious
effect from the bite, until one year
from the day on which he was bitten.
He then felt some symptoms of the
terrible disease, which soon develop
ed into most frightful attack. For
six weeks he was a raving maniac.
and all hope : of his recovery was
abandoned, but an iron constitution,
and skillful nursing, brought him
out from the shadow of death, and
he rallied, the disease finally passing
of. He pursued the even tenor of
his way until the second anniversary,
when he was again attacked, but with
less severity than on the first occa-
sion. The Goth day of June in
each succeeding year has been
the occasion of hydrophobic
fit. the last of which attacked
him one week ago yesterday at Sand
wich, where he was EMPLOYED as
brickmaker The usual symptoms
were felt during the early part of the
day, and Bay requested some of lis
friends to tie him in order to prevent
personal injury. Being frightened by
his personal appearance, they refused
to do so, and he continued at his work
all day, and until midnight, his usual
time for quitting Going to neigh
boring barn, he tried to sleep off tile
dreaded attack. After a while his
companions heard a noise in the barn,
and fearing that it was as Bay had
declared, went to his aid. An ap-
palllng sight greeted them. The poor
victim was foaming at the mouth,
biting at various objects, and to ali
appearance suffering the most horri-
BILE agony. As soon as be caught
sight of them, with ewes glow
ing like freballs, and uttering
an unearthly yell, he made a rush for
them. The party at once retreated.
leaving Bay alone in the gloomy hayr
loft, wrought up to the highest pitch
of maniacal frenzy, and battling with
an enemy that no mortal man can
subdue. In one of his Commissions
he lifted a portion of the roof com
pletely off, which evidently exhaust
ed him, as nothing more was heard.
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and when his friends finally ventured
to look after him, he was found in a
sound sleep. He was at once secur-
ed and taken to safe place, where he
was kept for several hours, and when
he awoke nearly all traces of the
previous nights awful experience had
disappeared, and with the exception
of the exhaustion produced by his
great sufferings. was as we'll as usual.
Detroit Free Press.
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European New,-Pcr Cable.

LIVERPOOL, January lo.-The steamer City
OF Boston has arrived at Queenstown.
LONDON, January lo-Noon.-The leaders o.
the Reform movement have decided not tc
make the proposed demonstration upon tbs
meeting of Parliament by mass petitions, bu'
will take the less turbulent course of letting il
come up in the usual course of legislation.
The Times says the proposed Impeachment
of the President of the United States shows
that revolution is passing in the Union. /
also points out the dangers which may follow
so questionable proceeding.
Popular uprisings have occurred among the
Greeks in the Mediterranean islands TO gain
their liberty.
FLORENCE, January lot is said Rostern
Bey, the Turkish Minister to Italy, will shortly
be transferred 10 Washington.
LIVERPOOL, January 10 - Noon. - Cotton
opens dull, with n slight decline in middling
uplands, which are quoted al lad. sales to-
day will reach 10000 bales.
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From Central and South America,

New York, January l0.-The Rising Star,
from Panama on the lst, has arrived.
President Masquera, of Bogota, has re-
signed, but his resignation had been refused
Five hundred sick French soldiers had
passed through Panama for France.
The Chilians propose the mediation OF Eng
land and France in the Spanish Peruvian
war.
Ex-President PeZet and his Cabinet had
been sentenced TO fourteen years Punishment
as traitors, and fined ffty-per cent. of the
IS, 900, 900 paid the Spanish Minister in 1865.
Business was brisk n Valparaiso.
The cholera had broken out among the
United States troops detained at Nicaragua
en- route TO California. Forty-siX had died
The Central American coffee crop promises
well
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'ntfddffnx upmu03s O5yOSvs WI 4UU99y 49,
without decided change State, es.7s0>i17S;
Ohio, sI2. 1oGsl4.bo; western, ts.7o6sl4.76;
southern quiet and unchanged; sales, $50 bar.
rels. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
firmer and quiet mixed western, 4i.19Gsl.2o; ;
yellow southern, new, al.l5Gsi.io. Beef dull.
Pork heavy and dropping; sales OF 400 bar
reIs = new mess, ssohGs2o*. Lard dropping.
Sugar steady. Coffee quiet. Moinsses dull.
Spirits turpentlne, sG66sc Rosin unchanged.
Freights quiet and firm; cotton kG5-le.
stock of rosin on hand, 900 barrels; stock OF
spirits turpentfne, $500 barrels. Prime south
ern leather, 2sgsic.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALrfxoRE, January lo.-Flour-No saies'
but steady demand at previous quotations.
Coffee firm, with IN inclination TO advance In
price; Rio, lsc.; choice brands, lsAGlshc I;
Cotton heavy; middnng uplands, sSc. No
offerings Of wheat. Provisions quiet and with
ont sales. Bulk shoulders, &c. sides, 1Ohc.
Western and city lard, l2hc.; Baltimore re-
fined, Ice. p
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Illinois WOoi-GrOwers.

CwcAGO, january 9.-Tne wooI-growers
81 Illinois met at Springfield yesterday
aud adopted a resolution TO the effect that
!, is of vital Importance 10 the wool-grow,
crs of Illinois, and to all related industrial
interests that the House tariff bill on WOODS
and woolens, now pending before the Sc
nate Of the United States, or one equally
protective, should be adopted.
\ committee was appointed to memo
..a.ile the Legislature to instruct our sena-
'nrs TO support the ABOVE mentioned bill.
The association finally resolved that the
'snc policy of the Government is the pro-
lection Of the producing and manutactu-
g.ng interests of its own people, believing
hat free trade or tariff that extends no
nu.cction on woods would be ruinOus.
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES,
Eurepean New. per Cable.


LoSpos, January o.-Rumors are again In
circulation about pending changes In the Bri.
tish Cabinet.
PARIS, January e.-It is said that the Conn
ell of State has determined to oppose the bill
for the organization OF the French army.
LIVERPOOL, January s-P. M.-Cotton mar
ket easier sales of 5000 bales.
LONDON, January 9-P. M.-Consols Of for
money; United States o-2o's, 72h; Illinois
Centrals, ST. Fries, i5K.
The London 7smcs this morning says II rests
with the United States Government TO accept
the principle OF arbitration and thinks II the
law officers OF the two countries could meet
together they could frame satisfactory case
for arbitration In few hours.
MrSIcH, January s.-The Bnvsicn Cham
bers have opened credit for the re-organiza-
ton Of the army.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WAsHISGroS, January lO.-The subject of
territorializng the South was fully discussed
in the Cabinet yesterday. All the members
were present. Mr.. Stanton expressed his de-
cided opposition TO the measure.
The President will sign the bill repeating
the 18th section of the amnesty act, rs he be-
leyes that section means no more than the
power already conferred on the President by
the Constitution.
The Convention representing the colored
people of the United States meets here to-day.
number of delegates from various points
have already arrived.
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CIVIL RIGHTS BILL-DEcIsIoN BY THE
COUNTY C0URT.-In the case OF the Com
monwealth Us. Turbin. a white soldier,
charged with an aggravated assault upon
Donald Mclean, which was before the
County Court OF this county yesterday, the
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney offered the evil
dence of negro boy, which he claimed ne
had right to do under the Civil Rights
bill. This was resisted by G. T.. Stuart,
ESQ.,, counsel for the prisoner, who con-
tended that under the statutes OF virginia,
the rights of the negro not being involved
in the case, his evidence was inadm'ssioie.
The court considered that under the laws
Of Virginia the testimony Of the negro IN
this case must be excluded, as his rights
were in no way involved, and decided &C
cordingly. The court was composed OF
Messrs. Mckenzie, 2. j. Summers, Berk-
ley, Johnson, and Cotton, and 1t is under
stood that they stood three to two on the
decision-Messrs. Cotton, Summers, and
Johnson for rejecting the testimony, and
Messrs. Mckenzie and Berkeley favoring its
admission. The order was, however, en-
tered on the record nernine d55SSentiente.-
AlerandriQ Gazette.
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Division, of the Diocese of New York

ALBANY, January S.-The Northern
Conversations of the Episcopal Church met
at ST. Pau's Church, in this city, to-day,
10 consider the proposed division of the
boc,sc of New York, and the erection Of
'4c Diocese Of Albany. After an inter
change Of views, there was an almost
Unanimous vote in favor OF the erection OF
Tie Diocese OF Albany: and il was resolved
hat the boundaries OF the Diocese should
De the same as those recommended by the
Bishop at the last Convention, including
Columbia, Greene, Delaware, Otsego, and
50 along the western boundary of the pre-
sent Diocese 10 the ST. Lawrence river.
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Daring Highway Robbery I'm Penn
syiyauia.

WAXEsBARRE, Pa, January 9.-A
wagon Of the Hope Express was robbed
between Wilkesbarre and Kingston this
A. u. by six men, WHO caught the horse
md presented pistols at the heads of the
40 messengers, and carried OF The express
pouch, containing $4,000 in fye-twehty
bonds Of the new issue, directed to Ed
ward 5. Loop, cashier Of the Wyoming
National Bank at Wilkesbarre, one pack
age Of $1,000, and several smaller pack
ages.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK MARKETS. -.
NEW YoRK, January lo.-The last STOCK
board was heavy and lower. After the caii
6-2o's very week 90 coupons, lo6's0ioo's
'el coupons, lo4H0io5; '65 coupons, 1859 1907;
new issue, losx; 1o-io's, coupons, 9aA909>s
7.sos, Grst series, los.Glo4; second series, losH
6losh. Money active att. Gold, lss.
Cotton dull and lower; sales, COO bales
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Congressional.


WAsHIxGroy, January l0.-SEsArg.-Several
petitions were presented for the passage OF the
House Tariff bill, and one for a modification OF
the duty on cigars.
Sumner presented petition from college
in Pennsylvania Tor constitutional amend
ment abolishing all distinction on account OF
color.
The Senate passed the bill fixing the COM
mencement of Congress for the 4th OF March,
and q bill prohibiting the denial of suffrage 10
negroes in the territories
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill prohibiting the President from making re-
moyals from Office without it's consent-Cabi
net officers excepted.
HoUsE-The credentials OF A. NJ. Branch,
representative from Texas, and Thomas j.
Foster, representative from the Third Con-
gressional district of Alabama, were presented
and referred.
A bill supplementary to the act relative to
the cancellation OF revenue stamps was re-
ferred.
The House concurred in the Senate amend.
ment fixing the time for the meeting of Con-
press to be the 4th OF March. i prohibits
obstructive mileage.
The Senate amendment forcing negro suf-
frage on territories when organized, was con-
Cured in-lo4 ayes TO IS noes.
The Nebraska bill, with the amendment,
making negro suffrage condition OF the ad-
mission of the State, was attempted TO be
forced through.
Mr.. Garfield Republican, earnestly pro.
tested against bill so important being passed
without debate, as the Congress might, with
such precedent, admit North Carolina OF any
southern STATE in the same way.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, said such condition
could be Of no binding force.
The House refused to lay the bill on the
table.
Adjourned,
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From Mexico-A New Scheme.

New YORK, January l0.-New Orleans cor.
respondence says that General Castleman and
Macmillan have come to q secret unders tand-
ing in favor of the restoration of Juarez 10
the presidency by the middle OF next month.
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wsHxsToS, January 1o.-The United States
Supreme Court has consented to let sketch
be taken OF It's opinion on the test-oath case,
10 be delivered next Monday
The Committee on Public Expenditures are
NJ the Astor House, in New York, inquiring
into custom frauds.
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GABLE DISPATCHES-IM IMPORT
" ANT NEWs.-Ths Atlantic cable Is working
finely, and improves every day. The company has
generously reduced the rates, and we have fol-
lowed in their wake and reduced the prices OF
FINE and WELL-MADE CLOTHING by buying nj
extremely low prices for cash, and are selling the
same At small but remunerative pront TO the con-
sum-r Call and examine our stock, and see Tor
yonrseIf orr FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS can't
be sxcelIed-tbs price, and quality, and style
considered. Call and see rs.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH b CO.,
ds 2o-.s liz Main street.
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MARYLAND Politics.

BALTIMORE, January lo.-Thc Conservative
caucus at Annapolis has undoubtedly fixed
on Governor Swami as candidate for United
States Senator.
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Tn. Negro . National Convention"

WAsHISeTos, january o.-Ihe Equai
Rights Convention OF negroes from southern
and northern States is in session here. They
propose 10 address Congress and the people In
favor of impartial suffrage In az the states,
and TO memorialize Congress to either remove
the cotton tax, or 10 alter the duty rs to grades
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The Masons of Baltimore have presented
complete set OF Masonic jewels TO their
brethren in Charleston, S. c.; also, large
elegantly-bonnd Bible.
General John Magrnder wason Tuesday
nj the New York Hotel,
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General Grant.

wAsHIsGroS, Janury 0.-General Grants
first reception, given tonight. was brilliant
affair. Six hundred persons, including many
distinguished persons, were present.
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SOUTHERN BOYS AND GIRLS
y MAGAZINE, Rev. 3. r: BAIRD, Profssssr ~
L. BAIRD, Editors. A Literary kagastns, with
the above title, win be In this city. com.
mencing with January, 1857 1t viii contain Thirty.
two pages octave, and will be illustrated with M.
marous cuts. 8L
TEENS: One dollar and my cents per amman,
''i's''' " WHITE q HOWARD
loil Main street, Richmond.
Apply TO WILLIAM r 0RkTTk5,
sole agent for Richmond, ct E.qufrsr once.
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The Fcnians.

New YORK, January lo.-A deputation OF
Fcnians waited on Stephens yesterday, and
received an explanation which was deemed
satisfactory.
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,, or. Son orS.,,,or "

NArIcK, MASS, January Robustness was
suspended in this town yesterday on account
of the burial of Lieutenant Wilson, son OF
Senator Wilson.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

EIRST ONAL. b NIX /,
No. 1911 soUTR MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Specially designated by the secre.ary OF the
Treasury as DEPOSITORY for the safe keeping Of
PUBLIC FUNDS;
and
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE GOVERNMENT,
Accounts of Merch ants, Banks Bankers, and others
received on favorable terms.
COLLECTIONS made any point in the United
States and Europe.
ISSUES, SIGHT, or TINE BILLS, on Barring
BROTHERS & CO., LONDON,
to suit purchasers.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, VIRGINIA
REGISTERED STOCK, BONDS,
STERLING and GOLD,
purchased and sold. ....
ORDERS EXECUTED On the usual margin.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued, with int.
rest, when agreed upon.
EXCHANGE, on all points, bought and sold.
ASSN S.A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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rThe National Banks and the Currency'
Sr- LOUIS, January lO.-Se'erai ha'ion'si
banks have agreed to unite in the request that
Congress allow no contraction In the nationai
CURRENCY.
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Sentence of q MYTHOLOGY

NEW YORK, January lO.-George Wagner
the wife Murderer, was sentenced yesterday
TO be hung on the lst Of March.
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From Nevada,

SAN Francisco, January l0.-H. +. 3. Ca!
dell was inaugurated Governor Of Nevad
yesterday.
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Shipwreck.

LIVERPOOL, January 9.-The Harvest Queen
bound from Swansea for Baltimore, was lost
at sea- Only one man was saved.
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BosroS, January 9.-The two recently
elected colorcd members of the Massachusetts
Legislature, both OF whom are In the House,
have been assigned to committees-one on
Printing, and the other on Federal Relations.
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Navigation OF james River

Navigation OF James River
PETERSBURG, Va, January lo.--The steamer
John Sylvester leaves Norfolk for City Point
tomorrow friday morning, The leo Il melt
Ing rapidly.
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d ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL INSTITUTE BUILDiEGS, MARSHALL,
CLAY, AND TENTH STREETS.
NEW TERM BEGINS JANUARY l, 1867.

Beginners, as well as the most advanced pupils,
may find appropriate classes.
Ample arrangements for boarders.
For terms, which will be made as moderate as
possible, apply 10
CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. A,
de- Pats President.
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Special Correspondence OF tho BalumoTe Gazette.
me Anniversary Banquet-Enect of
President Johnson's Presence and
Brief RemariIs-The Speeches of
Judge Black, Senator Cowan. and
Others.
WASHINGTON, January ., 1867. - The
banquet last night given in honor Of the
anniversary of the battle of New Orleans,
was AN imposing affair. The President en-
,vrcd the dining-ro0m at about o'clock,
and was received with rapturous and pro
l0uced applause. He remained until half
ra,t II. / see you have published the
toast be gave, and his brief predatory re-
marks. l could give but a faint idea Of
the effect they produced upon the au-
diencc, were to attempt ii. At
no time since his elevation to the
Presidency has lie given such de-
ciacd evidence that he may be ttdly
t,ut3 IN lgY emergency, ard mqt. he tr'H be
r uR o.uai tn the t,isk Of meeting The dan
gers that @rcotp the country. uispre>encc
seemed 10 inspire the speakers with a
snrjt which had been quite unusual for
the past few years. 1t would be iuyidiouS
10 partgulagizc, but | may, with propticty,
say that the speeches Of McssrS. Black,
Cuwau, Doo.ittlc, Merrick, and Rodgers
exhibited a tone far different from the
tr,uii aud trucking clocution INDUCED in
@. late by the opponents Of congressional
usuruation. IN imprisoned and emphatic
language the President was pointedly told
LIS these cited orators that upon the first
attempt of the plotters at the Capitol to
carry their infamous inSurrectionary pro-
acts into practical effect, they would look
L. him as CommGndcr-in-ChiCfQ Of the army
o,j navy, to erercise his JHnctions to their
.H crieat, and that they could, after the
occurrences Of his eUaaiiJ, rely t'ih re-
ae,red and urloult'Ug assurance Of his de-
termination 10 DO his t'N duty.
Mr.. Cowau, in portraying the mOnStrouS
violations of the Constitution already per-
retratcd by Congress in expelling members
avuwcdlv to secure sufficient majoritieS;
IN refusing representatives to ten States,
whose right 10 seats was as clear as those
OF Massachusetts,, and in hundreds Of other
u.urpatiouS, frequently paused to ask
What Hen7 What is the Tc,nedy2 What
/, to he dors? These usurpatons-these
Practical violations OF the Constitution, he
cNuleuded, were as gross as those commit
cd hy Cromwell when he "purgcd the
House OF Commons" "They called" he
said, 4" for practical redress and cycling
the President stcadfastly for moment, he
continued, land the means Of this redress
cannot be found in speeches, however
eloquent and logicaI; in conventions, now
ever numerously or tremendously attend
ed or in banquets, however splendidly
upulicd--but in practical action, in ilrm-
less aud in courage"
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ Mr.. BENJAMIN C0EYBRS, Of virsinis.
(late OF New Oreans,) and my former partner In
was on the LIST day Of September last admitted 10
an interest In my business. The co.partnsrship
now announced embraces the transactions OF the
house from that date and from hsneeforth the
name ss and style Of the firm T,ii b p VII
RIcssosD. January LIST, 1907.
OF Virginia. ofvirginia, late Of New Orleans.
D. 7. WILLIAMS & CO., GBNBRAL CON.
MISSION MERCHANTS for the sale Of Tobacco.
leaf and manufactured; Wheat, Flour, Corn Cot.
o8 and al aTsss q sorp5 pr9Sfsx 1tstG
RICHMOND, VA. Liberal advances made on eoa.
n Of RroSses o. II AND s.np..
on the pledge Of the present crop OF Tobacco, ~
satisfactory consultation and agreement.
We beg leave TO say to the planters OF virYtns
and North Carolina that our co. partnsr.hip has
srrangements can be formed and continued win
us on 4 permanent basis. We shall not 70 out OF
onr regular legitimate busin to speculats In any
thing, but confne ourselves exclusively TO our
NESS SHALL ALWAYS BIB REGARDED As
BUSINESS, and while our best efforts viii always
be used for patrons, We shall let strict jEsties
to the planter and buyer Of eonsignm ents inyari.
ably be done. Oar Mr. WILLIAM viii rive his
especial personal attention to all SALES OF TO.
BACCO, and from his long experience and know
ledge of the business we feel assured In saying
least. We refer most respectfully 70 the Banks
and Bankers and business men Of Rieh mond fsss'
rally. ID. T. WILLIA42 SCO,
RICHMOND, January lst, 1857. ILL