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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15

New YORK DISHES THE New RECON
sTRUCT1oS B1LL.-The reports from Wash
ington this afternoon announcing that the
new Reconstruction bill, placing the south
ern States under one military government,
together with the rumor that ex-Secretary
Stanton is to be reTnstated in the War De-
partment, have very disquieting inf1u-
ence on the public mind, quite independ-
ent of partisan or political considerations.
The year, with such beginnings as these, it
is feared; will be one Of feverish excite
ment, and needing clear heads and steady
hands at the helm to avoid disastrous re-
suits. That, at any rate, is the way men
are talking on and off Change this after
noon.-Nelo York letter to Philadelphia
Ledger.
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LIEUTENANT SIMPSON AGA1N.-This in
dividual visited this city last fall, solicited
and obtained aid from our citizens that he
might be enabled to reach his friends in
Amelia. He subsequently reached Amelia
Courthouse, where he married a widow,
and soon after was charged with commit
ting forgery on some house in Richmond,
and he then left for Charlotte, N. o.,
where he was arrested and carried back to
Amelia, and committed to Jail to await his
trial next spring. A short time after, he
broke Jail, as we are informed, and nothing
was heard of him until he turned up IN
Baltimore. -PeterSburg Express.
This is the individual who has recently
got back to Baltimore with wonderful
story as to the reasons for his tardy re-
turn. His story we published yesterday J
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON, January l4.-The telegraphers
at Belfast, recently arrested as implicated
with the Fenians, have been discharged.
LONDON, January 14-Noon.-Consols,
92h@925s. United States bonds, 7l1s@
NJ.
LONDON, January 14-Afternoon.-Con-
soils, 923sG921a. United States bonds,
T1s.
LIVERPOOL, January 14-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged; estimated sales,
10000 bales. Breadstuffs firm. Other ar
ticles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, January l4-Aftanoon.-
Flour, 37s. cd. Corn, ass. Sd. Lard, sos. Sd.
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IMPORTANT DEClsloN-THE COUNTERFEIT
QyE HUNDRED DOLLAR NOTE.-ln the case
q Forbes Us. FickleD, which was decided
favor of the plaintiff, Forbes, at the late
rr!n Of the District Court in FrederickS-
,urg, the following important principles of
aw we're maintained by the decision of
The Court:
~. AS a general rule, when debtor
pays his debt in notes purportipg to be
bank or other current notes he warrants
them to be genuine; and, if they turn out
to he counterfeit, he is bound to repay the
amount in good money. A bank is pre-
tGItd to know its own notes, and il 1t re-
cviye notes purporting to be its OVID, either
III payment Of debt or on deposit, it will
have no recourse even against the payer
Or drp0sitor if they turn out to be coun-
tt'eit. There is no warranty of the genu-
aeaess in that case, which is, therefore, an
exception to the general rule.
"?. 1t is the duty Of person who re-
\ ceiveS as genuine, in payment of debt, a
4 note which turns ont TO be q counterfeit,
3to give notice of the latter fact to the
j debtor as soon as he reasonably can, after
I he is himself informed Of the fact, and if
he legects to do so, he will lose his re-
Course over against the debtor. BY re-
celyilg due notice, the debtor might be
enabled to obtain indemnity by returning
Tie note to the person from whom he re-
ceIyed it; but whether he could or not,
lie !aw presumes that he is injured by not
Receiving such notice, and he is, therefore,
IL nat case, discharged from his liability.
3. But the person who receives the
io'Evd note as genuine is not bound to use
al! means To ascertain whether the note
- genuine or not, nor is he bound to de-
p@.t II in bank or put it in immediate
,cFcaatiou, but he may put it away for safe
AsHyplng until he has occasion to use it, and
WI still have his recourse over against the
L''Son from whom he received it, unless
Il; Aeglect TO give due notice, as aforesaid,
u'T he is informed that the note is a
cEDterfeit."
ms is very important decision, and
Eng the unanimous judgment Of four
.,..lges, one of whom Judge Moncure) is
r NC Ohlef Justice of Virginia, it may be
XII! regarded as making the several propo-
-"oAs enpnciated the settled law Of Vir-
-tredericks6urg Ledger.
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The Change of State Government Ia
Georgia - Disappearance OF State

The Change of State Government in
Georgia - Disappearance OF State
Funds.
ATLANTA, GA, January 1.-THE army
officers detailed by General Meade as Co.
vernon and Treasurer of Georgia started
for Milledgeville this morning.
It is reliably stated that there are no
funds in the State Treasury-all having
been removed in view of the probability
of such seizure as the present.
An order from Governor jenkins dated
the 10th instant appears suspending the
collection of taxes until May next. The
old law authorizes such suspension, and
the Convention adopted resolution in
December last requesting the Governor to
use his power for that purpose. This sus-
pension will prevent the collection of the
tax imposed by the Convention for the pay
ment Of its expenses.
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po,tticaI Spcculssfons.
,,o Charleston Courier.

rNAm
ZION. Saturday, January 4, 1865.
nShsrSev, of Mississippi, is here,
Iadee s"sents tina. the Constitution which
sd rep.ont;on of the State will submit
he Ooa 4r;niv be defeated by the people. He
III c9'etS that with confidence, and not
d,CiMs ding the fact that, upon the pass
','" Sf the new Reconstruction Dili, II VIII
81 o. y, only majority Of the votes cast
rc}Sl'. ., T for the adoption Of the Con-
s. IN, a w Farther, Judge Sharkey states
S'a:.Vn Ease of the failure of the people to
pN J" ,be Constitution, the ,ohie citizens
rye, ., ~ for the purpose Of sending negro
y .,,. and Representatives to Congress
S|S4 H,t Stale, excluding oil white men,
y" tanning majority of whites in the
stature Of the State:
. .>'~ OF Virginia, just arrived here,
,,.n,6dcutlv assert that they can defeat
o,Sicsl Negro State Constitution
= I, 49, 70 be submitted. They have no re-
So, y for it except by dividing the Radi-
So zorro interest. But they say, also,
{" I n;ipg to defeat the Constitution, they
" y 1--WE M the Congressional representa-
-, 70 the freedmen.
wa n * apprehended, however, that there
:, many white Radicals in each Of the
;. states who aspire to Federal office
~, no combination for the election Of ne
-, ran succeed. Besides, the National
S.~,al Executive Committee have this
H,. in hand, and are using all their
~ .rer il the South to keep do,cn negro re-
,s.,latq:ion for TIE present, and til after the
ts.siirntial election. They will buy off
:. negro aspirants, and We learn from
~; authority that funds are now being
led for this purpose. Any negro nomi-
- for Congress can sell out his chance
:. handsome fortune, because, even if
..arlc negro should take his seat in the
.,,se prior to the election of President,
: Radical candidate will certainly be de-
..sed.
is stated that the President will send
General William T. Sherman on q special
Mission to the southern States to investi-
-ce their condition in material and
zeal view. How far restitution and
,1yaiiou may occur, and whether there
real danger of collision between races,
az questions OF great Importance to the
..5cral Government. LEO.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD PROGRESS hun
dred aud forty miles west from the Mis-
souri, river, at Omaha, have been opened
for travel and freight. A distance of ten
miles more will carry the rails to the sum-
NIT of the Black Hills, the highest range
of the Rocky Mountains. The work will
not be suspended during the winter.
Track-laying cannot be done to advantage
while the ground is frozen, but blasting and
grading can be, and an army Of men, under
Intelligent leadership, will be kept steadily
at work
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HARPER's FERRY.-In the Senate. on
Monday, Mr.. Wilson introduced bill au-
thorizing the sale Of Harper's Ferry pro-
perty (Which devotes the proceeds-hrst,
to defraying the expenses of sale; second,
to refunding to the United States the ORR
ginal purchase money, and the surplus to
the State of West Virginia, for use OF
school fund), with an amendment proVl-
ding that the Secretary Of War shall have
power to convey by deed all portions OF
said property which have heretofore been
set apart for religious, charitable, educa-
tional, and town purposes.
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An INTERESTING CAsE.-Wc understand
mat case involving the validity of the
SStlieadment to the Constitution of West
iglnia depriving rebels of citizenship is
" De argued before the United States Dis
'i,cI Court at It's present session in this
S.!. A party who is disfranchised and
u ,I Of citizenship by the terms OF
' s'a' amendment has been sued by citi-
H a.: Of the State Of Kentucky, and, we are
t.tI'1Fmed, bases his defence upon the fact
s VAC he Is not citizen of West Virginia,
aIo cannot be sued in its District Court.
n naT case is an interesting one, and will
yniY3oaoiy be argued some time this week.
"AssEtng Register.
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THE LANGUAGE OF THE New RECONSTRUCT
TON BILL.-The bill, as reported, differs
in The first section from the bill as printed
in the newspapers. 1t reads:
BE it enacted, etc., That in Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas,
Florida, and Arkansas, there are no civil
governments Republican in form, and that
the so-called civil governments in said
States, respectively, shall not be recog-
nized as valid or legal State governments
either by the executive or judicial power
or authority of the United States.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suspensiou.

MEMrR1s, January l3.-The town of Sar-
dis, Miss, was nearly destroyed By fire
yesterday, which is supposed to have been
the work of incendiaries. Loss, $4,000.
Insurance, $4,000. -
The Commercial Bank Of Memphis sus-
pended this morning. It is said that the
assets exceed the liabilities. The suspen-
sion caused some excitement. Runs were
made on other banks, but the excitement
was soon allayed,
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The CONTINUANCE OF THE FREEDMEN's
5BrgEAU.-Mr. Elliot on Monday introduced
| in the House bill to continue the Freed
m:1's Bureau, which was referred to the
Committee on Frcedmen's Affairs. The
;j.l section provides that the Bureau shall
continue in force for the term of one year
aner the 10th of July, 1865. The second
sr,,;on provides that the Secretary Of War
r,y. at his discretion, discontinue the
nsrationS of the Bureau in any State
v.enever such State shall be fully restored
+ is constitutional relations with the
Csrernment, and shall be duly repre-
>.ted in Congress, provided that the
e:gca,ional division shall not be affected,
in any way interfered with, until
sch State shall have made suitable pro-
yson for the education Of the children of
;rsdmen within such State. The third
~..ion provides that unexpended balances
i. the hands ofthe Commissioner, not re-
q.rcd otherwise for the due execution Of
,,- law, may be ia the discretion of the
Commissioner applied for the education OF
freedmen and refugees, subject to the pro-
visions Of laws applicable thereto. The
AUr,h section provides that officers of the
Veteran reserve corps, or of the volunteer
service now on duty in the Bureau as as
sls;aut commissioners, agents, mcdl-
cal officers, or in other capacities,
who have besD, or may be mustered out of
service, may be retained by the Commits
siaaer when the same shall be required for
thr proper execution of the laws, as
officers of the Bureau upon such duty, and
with the same fpay, compensation, and
Allowance as now provided by law for their
respective grades and duties at the dates
o. heir muster out and discharge; and
such officers so retained shall have respec-
t.,cly the same authority and jurisdiction
o, now conferred upon "oiticers of the
Bureau" by act of Congress passed July
l.. SG6.-ForneTS Chronicle.
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LAND SALEs.-On the 2Sth Of December
last was sold to Edward NiniDger, Of Bote-
tourt, l47 acres of land on Tinker creek,
in this county, at $50 an acre.
We learn that there is very great in
uuiry for lands in the Roanoke Valley,
m ade by both northern and southern peo-
ple.-Roon0ke Times.
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Tue CoTToN TAXA large number of
the leading merchants, manufacturers, and
others, of Philadelphia, have signed a me-
mortal to Congress praying that the exist
ing tax of two and half cents per pound
on cotton, Of the crop of 1867, be repealed.
They say they believe that, by the remo-
val of this tax, it will OF once bring the
cotton into market, and thereby relieve not
only all classes in the southern States, but
also the merchants Of all our great COM
mercial cities.
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NAVIGATION SUsPENDED.-The ice in the
Cat pond, ten miles above the city, has so
INSTRUCTED the navigation of the canal as
to compel the boats to cease running. The
packet from Lexington, which should have
arrived Sunday morning, has not yet got
here. -Lynch5urg Ne1cs.
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A BIG SALE.-The farm belonging to the
estate of the late William P. Quisenberry,
near Catlett's station on the Orange and
Alexandria railroad, containing ], l20 acres,
has been bought by DR.. Francis 7. Willis,
of Savannah, Ga, for S2O,500. Mr.. Q.
gave $27, 900 for it few years before the
war.-Fredericksburg Herald.
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SA APEs, BgtVEs sHlTs. SILK: MIXED
SUITS, FINE BLACK SUITS, sILK-YELYET
VEsTS.-Just received at JULIUS kRAKER's.
Merchant Tailor, 1877 Main street, fine assort-
1asnt OF Ready made Clothing for Mems, Youths
and Boys wear. at greatly reduced prices. For
Merchant Tailoring. ell styles Of Beaver. French
Cloths, Doeskins, Fancy Cassimeres, and Vestings.
Suits uade to order fashionably and reasonably.
Furnishing Goods in great variety. Also, Hats,
Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks, and Falises.
Please give me CALL as keep well-assorted
stock of frst-class Goods at the Richmond Cloth.
ing Ball 1877 Main street. no23
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LAND SALE.-Mr. George W. Coleman,
near Scottsville, has sold to Mr.. Gault,
of Pennsylvania, 400 acres Of land with
out much Improvement at SIT per acre.
This land lies about three miles from
Scottsyille. -ReqiSter
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January l4.-The revenue
receipts to-day were s273,OO0.
General Pope has.been assigned to the
command of the Department Of the Lakes,
with headquarters at Detroit.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CySrR Al RAILROAD CoM'r,l
kIcRxosD, January !, 1858.
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILS

AND OHIO RAILa
" RoAD-LAED RECEIVED In PAYMENT OF
so INSCRIPTIONS OF sToCK.-The fifteenth SEQ
ol toe os 81 ns or line. rosa
from the waters Of the chesapeake to the Ohio
river" authorizes the Virainis Central Railroad
Company to contract with the CoviDgton and Ohio
the railroad from Covington TO the Ohio ri!sI,i
and In the event such contract be made. It sbs All
thereafter be known a. the Chesapeake and ohio
Railroad Company, and be entitled 70 Al .ns
and ohio Railroad Company by this act.
fhe ninth section OF the above.menlione6 Acs
gives to the Chess peake and Ohio baDrnaa Com-
pany the right TO receive land In payment OF sup
on the so.s day of November u,timo the Viz
gfnta Central Railroad ompany entered into
Contract 10 copsIruet the Coytp gon and Ohio rail-.
road upon condition that ss.sso, geo OF stock was
'd Now, therefore. .hisis 70 give notice tia. am
SUBSCRIPTIONS SissccisiiPPrIi Or STOCK PAYaBLk II
LAND II the prices are satisfactory, ana IT, nv.
dsnd, as soon Is the road u completed to the eaio
viii receive application for subser!p,iSna. 20
such eight per cent preferred stock OF snS a,ong
hs line az ANY OF the railIoads Ia Y,rsdi viii be-
expsrtsd IN every case, to furnisn "a 81 nv myasn
sos. hs report 81 sGm the psies to be upon
4 with an agent Of the company, NV " 80 Is "
| asss ssed value OF 1850. .,oet os tha (hesa.
Ultimate vslsa rs Company may % ss.
p%a,sS rom the rsesiptso Of The nor,hssn nnss.
Last year the rsostpts sas sss ~ saw YoTs
trail, aea miles. ws ere sss IA 'Ae =
prs.iden. virginia csnasa, Railroad Company
10 2-l1
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Negro nanditti Captured.

RALEIGH, January IA large number
Of negro banditti have been captured in
Green county. The desperadoes con-
fessed to having committed several muir
ders and robberies. Over thirty are now
in the jails at Greeneyille, Kingston, and
Snow Hill.
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nON'T LOSE THE OPPORTUNITY.
'TWOULD BE NONSENSE TO DO 1T.
Your chance Is before you TO buy
EIRST-GI.ASS CLOTHING

Your chance Ia before you to buy
FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING
at third class prices. As 1t Is our intention to APP
ply all our energy and means on the extension
and improvement o; our Merchant Tailoring
Establishment at No. 1911 Main street, near Thir-
teenth street--.he reputation Of which for style,
fit, and workmanship is equal to the most renowned
Broadway (Sew York; houses in that branch OF
business we are Offering our READY. MADE
CLOTHING at exceedingly low figures. Also, a
large lot OF HATS at far below value. Convince
yourself at SCHAAP HARTMAN's,
ia 10 Merchant TaiIors. No. 1911 Main street.
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Affairs I'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-The
steamer China sailed far Yokohama, japan,
with $780, in treasure to-day.
The British barque Oliver Cults has been
wrecked.
General Fred. Steele, formerly in COM
mand of the District of Columbia, died OF
apoplexy to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Stanton Resumes Office General
Grant I'm Conference with Him
The President Passive. -
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
i. WASHINGTON, January Alp MA
certified copy of the Senate resolution
that the reasons for the suspension OF Stan
ton were not sufficient was served upon
General Grant and Mr.. Stanton last night,
and upon the President at 8 O'clock this
morning.
Grant and Stanton had conference on the
subject at o'clock last night, and agreed
that the former should this morning retire
from the War Department., and the latter
take possession. In pursuance of this IN
derstanding General Grant at 10 o'clock
this morning packed up his papers in the
War Department and with them went to
his headquarters. Mr.. Stanton, after
short interview with General Grant, took
possession Of the War Department, and is
now officially engaged therein. At IL
O'Clock one of General Grants staff pre-
sented communication to the President
from General Grant giving him notice of
what had taken place.
What will be the next step of the Presi-
dent I am not authorized to say. A few
hours, however, will declare his purpose
should Stanton persist in holding the
Office.
Some of Mr.. Stanton's friends say that
he will at once resign. Others of them
say that he will endeavor to hold on.
WALLACE.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, January 14-11:30 P. NJ
At ll:3O to-day the President received
note from General Grant as follows:
"Sir,-I have the honor to enclose here
with copy of the official notice received
by me last evening of the action of the
Senate of the United States in the case of
the suspension of Hon. E. M. Stanton,
Secretary of War. According to the pro-
visions of section I'd of the act regulating
the tenure of civil officers, my functions
as Secretary of War ad interim ceased
from the moment of the receipt of such
notice.
Just one hour before this note was
handed the President General Grant had
surrendered the War Department to Stan
ton, Notwithstanding his positive agree
ment with Mr.. Johnson-several times re-
peated, the last time on Saturday-that he
would either hold possession of the office,
and force Stanton to test the constitution
atty of the law in court, or he would give
the President timely notice Of his inten-
ton to resign as Secretary ad interim, so
that another might be appointed by the
President before final action in the Senate.
Grant has not satisfactorily explained why
he failed to keep his promise.
General Meade sends the following dis
patch. to Grant, dated Atlanta, January
18th:
"Unless the pending bill in Congress,
directing military comm anders to fill all
the Offices in the State under their con-
troll rescinds the test oath and provides for
selections from qualified voters, am in
formed its execution in this district will
be entirely impracticable." WALLACE.
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n, Nh SoUTHERN RELIEF ENTERTAINMENTS.
ra "S !aDleaux and concert given at the Con-
Is5r Id last night, under the auspices of the
CO.,; managers of the Southern Relief As
rS.o q were brilliant snccesS.-Balti-
"Hre SEn, l4M.
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Election of Ohio Senator.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, January l4.-Thurman
was to-day elected United States Senator
by the Legislature.
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Bank Suspension.

MEMPHIS, TENN, January II. The
Commercial Bank Of this city suspended
payment to-day.
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Dividends.

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND,
RICHMOND, January ., 1905.
AT A MEETING OF TIE BOARD
IA. OF DIRECTORS held this day Q dividend o,
nix peg cent. WAS declared irse OF ta1, W.
and after the 18th instant: o
jaQ-les }. ID. GODDtS, VasaAoI'
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MIR. JOHN TIETJ I'm, MERCHANT
II TAILOR, having removed to his new store, On
the OF Broad and Tenth streets, Is prepared
to furnish GENTS CLOTHING in the latest
styIas. His goods are tastefully selected, and Of
warranted quality and his prices are reasonable.
Call and sXamina. oc Ism
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nr iHE GHosr."-The mysterious man
h. s4ostl has left the residence of Mr..
"''n'- Seo!tsviRe Register.
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The Campbell county Conservatives have
organized under tho Convention pro-
gramme.
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r WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
1 FORM nv friends and customers and the pubite
generally that i have received smother addition 70
Cnris Fr!settes, Braids, Toupess eto. Also, some
of those long thick Cnrls. Particular attention
paid 90 the manufacture and repair OF hair Jew
sN1-' :" - = =" WILLIAM WILDT,
deA No. All Broad street.
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The Snow Storm.

The Snow Storm.
SAN FRANCISCO, January l4.-The hea-
West snow-storm since lS47 prevailed last
night.
WASHINGTON, January l4.-SnoW is fall
ing heavily here:
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Insurance Companies.

COMPANY OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
WI. A. CHARTERS, lEsURAFcR AGENT,
Office north east corner NJ ain and Eleventh streets,
Richmond, Va.
Any amount of insurance provided In city OF
country in frst-class companies at the current
rates Of premium oc 12-S&W3m