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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29

DIsAB1LITIEs.-The bill reported by Mr..
Robertson on the 25th for the removal Of
the disabilities of certain persons contains
the names of John Brannon, Benjamin W.
Beirne, Samuel Woods; and John W. Davis,
of West Virginia, and Of the following
Virginians. including those whose names we
published Thursday:
Asa D. Dickinson, Prince Edward; Ed
ward A. Freeman, Culpeper; c. B. Gard
ner, Montgomery county; W. NJ. Martin,
Henry county; Leroy Oldham, Northamp-
ton; Asa Rogers, Richmond; John Sta
Piles, Patrick county; T. F. Southall, Chula
depot John S. G. Timberlake, Fredericks-
burg; John c. Armistead and Peter
s. Belts, Petersburg; Charles P. DAFT
field and George B. Scarburg, Norfolk !;
Richard H. Cockren and II. W. Thomas,
Fairfax Charles B. Ball, Loudoun F. II.
Hill, Madison Richard P. Pegram, Peters
burg; Wood Bouldin, Albemarle; Thomas
r. Weisiger and G. Coleman, Amelia !;
Richard Epps, T. B. Epps, F. W. Epps, and
W. A. Robertson, Nottoway county; Willis
G.. Dance and r. S. Graves, Powhatan J.
E. Gibson, Lee county P. A. Foulks, Not
toway county; H. L. Lee, Virginia W. W.
Webb, Lunenburg; E. R. Chambers,
Mecklenburg; Mathew Harrison, Jo-
seph Sherrard, Winchester; Samuel G. Sta
pies, Patrick county Archer A. Phlegar
and Waller r. Staples, Montgomery coun-
ty; w. C. Thornton and G. D. Handy, Car
roll county; Thomas Wood and B. n. w.
Duke, Albemarle; Edmund Marshall, Car
roll county; John G. Moss, Richmond
Fenton ID. Henderson, Leesburg; George
K. Fox and w. IL. Gray, Loudoun county /;
John G. Bowyer, Virginia; j. ID. Stuart,
Alexandria W. Fleming, Highland coun-
ty ; John W. Fairfax and George ". fanny,
Loudoun county; H. W. Shelley, Augusta
county; George William Brent, Alexandria
county; A. G.. Pendleton, Giles county |;
James NJ. Wilcox, James City county Ro-,
bert Il. Prentiss, Albemarle John A. Mere
iiith, Richmond (; John M. Page. ] c. Hill,
and Isaac r. Barksdale, Albemarle, Va;
.Cadmus @. johnson, Richmond, %. w. Hunt,
Virginia; Alexander P. Eskridge, Mont
gomery county; w. II. Harrison, Edmund
Harrison, John u, Harrison, Amelia Court
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The Inauguration,

An interesting day is near at hand, and
We think it deserves to be marked by pub
lic ceremonies expressive of the feelings
which we are sure it must inspire. It is
the day of the inauguration of the State
3. through the Inauguration of the Governor,
/ and TIE quitting in motion all the depart
ments of the Government under the direc-
ton of the people who speak the voice OF
Virginia.
This great State, through civil war and
pains and penalties inflicted upon her peo-
pie, has been PROSTATE and grievedat heart
for almost Eve long years. At last she is
equal among the States. She enters this
ring, although poor in money and great
sufferer in trade and in other respects, with
her natural endowments unimpaired, the
richest of all the States. Her. fame is
brighter than ever. And every sign pro-
misses career of physical growth and
power equal to the force and dignity of her
public hGnors.
Now, when State thus tried, thus
favored, and thus endowed, is about re-
acquiring her position in the Republic, it
would be in every way fitting that the event
should be signalized by some such ceremo-
MES as would impress us ell that Virginia
lives. It will have good effect both at
home and abroad.
We believe an effort to arrange for such
ceremonies is already being made, and We
wish it success.
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Tho Gfay law.

Whist our correspondent says in the 1ol-
lowing communication as to one OF deneral
Canby's acts of usurpation is true. Mr..
Sumner considers the General good
LAWYER. but we suppose that no one else
considers him such. His rule ia ended-no
thanks to him.: x
g Mr.. Ed;tor,-The public would like to
know upon what authority General Candy
hos presumed to extend the stay law ten
davs beyond the ratification Of the new
Constitution by Congress. Every one OF
common sense knows that so soon as the
Constitution is ratified by Congress the
present stay la1o ceases to e1ist, without
the formality of repeal BY the Leglsla-
ture. :,
"The new Constitution expressly and
positively prohibits the existence or enact
ment of any stay law whatever. Ii uene,
raj Candy has the power to suspend that
provision of the new Constitution abolish
ing the stay law for ten days after the ratl-
fication of the said Constitution, he has the
power to suspend the operation OF the new
Constitution for any time he may think
proper after it's ratification by Congress.
General Candy has not the legal or constl-
tutional right to extend this stay law one
hour after it's ratification by Congress. His
authority over this matter ceases with the
ratification of this instrument. Such an
unwarrantable usurpation Of power will, OF
course, not be regarded by the people OF
Virginia. This stay law is now acknow-
lodged to be the greatest curse that was
ever inflicted upon the people Of Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29

The Life of Mary Russell M,g9ra.
Authoress of Our Village, &c. Told by
Herself in Letters to Her Friends.
Edited by the Rev. A.G. K: IESTRASGE =
In Two volumes. New York: HARPER 8
BROTHERS.
This is a very entertaining work, en-
bodying the soul and spirit of one OF the
most estimable of all the female authors OF
fiction. Dear Miss milford! How her
pleasant novels-so bright, so natural, and
so chaste-used to be enjoyed by her thou
sands of readers! She was little prolix,
but talked with 80 much ease and grace
that she seldom grew tiresome. What q
world of miserable trash so inestimably IN
ferior to her writings has spread over the
world since she was, as it were, laid on the
shelf. Her letters will bring her again be-
fore society in q fresh and pleasing phase
For sale by BATES & WADpY BROTHERS.
Only Herself. A Novel. By ANNE
THOMAS (Mrs. MARY CrDL1P). Author
of "False Colors,' "Dennis Donne,"
&c. New York: HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
For sale by BATES & WADDY BROTHERS
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r..,na. NJ. Ynrler. Mathaxa

bousa, Thomas NJ. hurley, Mathews
county: R. M. Bentley, Alexander Ms-
hood, Giles county; George K.~.Fox, Lou
doun county; James M. Wade and John
Gardner, Christiansburg; John 1, Morgan,
Clarke county: Thomas Il. Lewis, Monroe
county; John E. Penn, Patrick county !;
Charles x: Mallory, Elizabeth county !;
Muscoe Garnet, Essex county; i. D.
Richardson and o. ". Hunt, Fasrfax John
r. Wood, Albemarle; Henry Hudnall,
Richmond William NJ. Tredway and john
G.. Bocock, Virginia; Ira Garnet'' Abe
marie county; James i. Jones, Drnry
son. Virginia Walter P. Harrison, Dan
vile, Virginia Alfred Chapman, ,Aiexan-
dria James II. Cox. Richmond James ".
Moore, Gustavus A. Wingfeld, ". A. Witch
er, Ira J. McGinnis, and Charles 9. Iomp-
kins, VIRGINIA.
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A New View Of the Fifteenth Amend 'lss''

A New View Of the F1tteenIn tAil1e ''.A,.,
.ss~r rnent.
The moment the ratification OF the M
seenth amendment is completed, it VIA oe'
come part of the Constitution. me mo
ment it becomes a part Of the CONSTITUTION
il win render null and void any exls'ing
law that may be inconsistent with Itself
Now. under this amendment, every State
will have the right torcquire any qualihca.
ton in negro voter which 10 also required
in a white one. It follows inevitably that
the moment this amendment becomes a part
of the Constitution, all that part OF the ACT
admitting Virginia to representation IN
Congress which is Inconsistent with the
amendment, viii be at once done away
with and be as If it had never been. This We
Law down IS certainly true. Nevertheless
the people of Virginia viii not be likely 70
avail themselves Of the right which they
will thus acquire.
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The fourteenth amendment is operative
with or without enacting clauses providing
penalties, and we wait further develop
ments from the logical and grammatical Dis
patch before We throw up our hat.-Frede-
rickSbawg Herald.
You are right, Major. So it is; and
therefore the oath adds nothing to our disa-
bilities or burthens.
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The House Of Representatives on Thurs
day. passed bill to amend the Virginia
admission act SO as to provide that mem
bers of the Virginia State Government may
take an affirmation in cases where scruples
of conscience prevent them from taking
the usual oath. This for the benefit OF
Friend CRENsHAw, we suspect.
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MaRRIE7k.

the hrt,eis father, by the Rev. -. B.. Winlree,
PETFR A: sUBLETT, Esq, Of Richmond, 20
lIICE NJ, daughther Of Wilson Winffee, Esq.
Of Powhatan county, Va No cards.
! nm tba 9th instant, BY Rev. u. Feterkin, Ell
M vonn oest laughter OF General Henry A.
wise. 10 WILLIAM G. MAYO; eli OF this cry:
AZ Dover Mines, Va January g 1870, ~ Rey.
L. walk, 81. W. FREEMAN. Of Dover Mines @
Miss ANNIE 8. NEsBITT, Of Richmond, We.
At ct. Paul's church, -Lynehhuse, on Wedness::
I.EWTs RHNDOLPH, OF Albenarls,. to Mas
ANNA n. DANIEL, OF Cumberland county,
MI oinfa
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A bill confirming and amending the char
ter of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company was unanimously passed by the
Senate Of the Wheeling Legislature on
Tuesday. The bill goes to the House, which
will pass It of course. It gives the new
company more time in which to complete
the western end of the road. The time
granted by fhe charter is nearly OF On end.
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The bill passed by the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes on Thursday prevents the trans
missioa Of newspapers free from the Offices
OF publication, and alsc compels the pay
D,eut Of postage Of exchange papers be-
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is. Is. Smith. cashier of the First National
Bank of Richmond, Va, do solemnly swear That
the above statement Is true 70 inc rSSt VI hy ho"
leoge and belief. >. Is. sM1 ~ oashief'
State of Virginia, County Of HenTfe"'
sworn to and subscribed before me this ssth DAY
January, 1870 .. III. MCfhA
Correct-Attest: .s.,.-
JOHN PURCELL Directors.
j. Fl. BLAIR,
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IRISH and FRENCH POPLINs at reduced
prices;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS to snit the times !;
RED BLANKETS at SO worth So;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs at CSC.
per dozen;
IRISH LINENS from s73c. upwards;
LINEN DOYLIES at 81 per dozen;
LINEN CRASH ut loc- per yard; -.
PLAID POPLINS from 2sc. upwards;
yELyETEENsin all colors;
BLACK ALPACA at great bargains
DOUBLE and SINGLE BROCHE sHAWLs
cheaper than ever;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL sHAWLs;
CLOAKs and CLOAKINGS-a full assortment;
A complete stock Of FLANNELS In all shades
and qualities at low figures;
CALICOEs, COTTONs, sHEETINGs, &c.-a
full stock-at the lowest prices;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORsETs, HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS, &c.--a full line ana
at prices to suit everybody:
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS and GENTLE"
MEMS and BOYS UNDERWEAR at greatly
reduced prices;
and great many other articles in our line which
are too numerous to mention.
So all I ask is to give call and convince your
SELF ut JULIUS SYCLE's,
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Filth.
SATURDAY-CLOSED. ia 2e--sm
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tvssa Newspaper Offices. But the Senate q
viii not pass It, and the House knew a
would not when it allowed the bill to go
through 10 quickly.
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6tate OF Virgfaia, County Of HearSco, as.: sz8es
l. John G.. Davis, Cashier of tie Planters Ma
ttonal Bank Of Richmond do solelnDly swear that
the above statement Is true TO the best ofmy know
! : JOHN O. DAVIS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th DAP
OF January, 1870. EDWARD AraRREN,
Ii - Notary Pebble.
T.. H. FRAYSER,
JOHN K. CHILDREY,
n. II. WILSON,
ia 2s--a Directors.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
n, THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUS1-
NESS, 22D JANUARY, 1870:
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~LD. BRIGGS, RICHMOND BA.


KERIES, 7O7 MAIN AND 1926 BROAD STREET,
STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN PRICES!
Merchants, 1t is to your Interest to buy Richmond
made Crackers and Cakes, where you can always
find them fresh and as good If not better than those
superior $50 called) northern-maee crackers and
cakes. You can get them as cheap, If not cheaper;
you can get them as good; If not better; you can
always get them fresh. Look at the list Of prices
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RANK sTATEaIENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
II THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Al i, ,, or
RICHMOND. VA, AT THE CLOSE OF r. bq sI
NESS ON THE ODD DAY OF JANuAf1'
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DIED.

On Thursday evening the nth instant, a5on1 rs %
O'Clock, Mrs. sUSAANA TEhEELt1t1 INV n : ~
Her funeral viii take place TFils lsatnroayl
EVENING at half.past O'CLOCK from t h rssa,
Marshall and CLAY. Her friends and acqnaln1IE
snces. and those Of her daughters, are respectfully
invited to Attend. 49,
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MEETINGS.

DJoURNED MEETING OF THE
- oIaso1mtion Of the stockholders Of the Union
Bank passed on the 18th day Of january. 1870 the
adjourned meeting Of the slnrkhoinSrs OF snlS
February, 1870, at S O'Clock P. NJ, at the once OF
Mnssrs' davenport & Co., over First NaIionai
m menst'' DAVID J. BURR,
oanh a., O. Chairman.
OFF ICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE o Co.
RICHMOND, January 9th, 1870.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
STATE INSURANCE COMPANY will be held
on MONDAY the 3lst instant, at II O'CLOCK a. tAe
o'n'e u 'ne 'oN' WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN,
:, or q. Secretary.
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TN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY COURT,
l. Monday the 10th day of January. 1870:
E. s. Gregory, administrator of Mary Newly,
against
Joseph Newly, William A. Eewby, Elizabeth
Horner Peter Jackson and Rebecca, his wife |;
Joseph c. Brown, guardian OF Junius Brown !;
and James E. Gilmore and Matilda s: his wife,.
The object OF this suit is to have the VIII OF Mes
ing BY affidavit that James =. Gilmore and Matil-
da g.. his wife, being MN residents of the State Of
virginia, ndbeing parties interested in the said
will: 4.
Il is therefore ordered that an order of puhlica-
ton be made for once week for four successive
and Matids s.. his wife, to appear In this court on
the FIRST day Of the February term thereof to show
cause. If any they can, why the win Of the said
Mesulah Newly should not be admitted to record
and do whatever is necessary TO protect their in.
terest In the case. 49,. s-t.
Copy-Test: s
ia ls--sAw SAMUEL F. MADDOX, Clerk.
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IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is TO enforce payment Of
to the plaintiffs out of tine estate whether real or
personal and to that end to procure q sale of the
real estate of said decedent. And affidavit hav-
ing been filed with the papers Of this suit that
Owen Gentry Is nonresident Of this State, on
motion of the plaintiffs by their attorney it is
ordered that the said last-naned defendant do ap-
near here within one month after due publication
OF this order and do what Is necessary to protect
bis interest in this suit, and that copy Of this
order be published once week for four success.
siye weeks In the Richmond Dispatch a newspa-
per published in the city of Richmond, and that
another copy thereof be posted at the front door
OF the courthouse OF this county on the first day
Of the next county court.
copy-Teste JESSE J. PORTER, D. c..
Z. v. WINSTON, p. q. ia 8--Siw
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x)MY asSoua.

100 GUNS r1RBDi
TIE ADMISSION OF vzReIEIAs =
cansss mach rejoicing, IS Il expected 70 as Enc
nrs,sds IN the general restor alton OF gooa Times
ana plenty OF money Like before the war oa ~
'ni,oafv Congratulate our people on the 1aSs ~
their being able to buy most kinds OF
DRY GOODS AS LOW AS EVER,
md are now selling of tho balance OF our WIN
mTp c0nDs of all kinds at their ORlGlNAh
COST without any reserve, as we do not intenae W
carry over the same TIL the next season. oeu'''
these. we have Just receiveda splendid nae OK
TABLE LINENS, -
NAPKINS, TOWELS
HANDKER0HIEFs,
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER,
COTTON and LINEN sHEETING,
PuLow-CAsE COTTON and LINEN,
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTTONS'
AND OTHER WHITE GOODS,
from, large firm In New York. who have autho-
r.zed ms TO sell the above articles VERY CHEAP,
in order TO introduce the goods SAT1sFACIo-
RILY, SO 90 to influence large sals ana great
demand for
OTHER MAKES OF DRY GOODS.
Remember, We will sell at as Low PRICES as
any retail house North or South ana 1nas eAn-
GAINS can be obtained in anything
IN THE LINE OF DRY GOODS,
WILLIAM THALH1MER 6 SONS,
M. col BROAD STREET, coRNBH SIXTH,
AND 3l5 BROAD,
between Third and Fourth streets.
r,oood o,sATJTRDAYs. ja2s
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COURT ORDERS.

WIT: AT Rules held
v in the Clerks office Of Louisa circuit court
on Monday the Sd day of January, 1870:
David Richardson, executor Of the last will and
testament of Jerry o. Deals, deceased ard
Landy Richardson 1.-THE latter suing in his own
other creditors of William n. Gentry, dece tsed,
who may come in and bear their proportion Of
the costs of this suit. Plaintiffs,
against
NJ iletus r. Gooch, late sheriff of Louisa county,
and as such administrator of William n. Gen.
try, deceased; Samuel W. Anthony and Susan
his wife, Claiborne w. Gentry, Austin Gentry,
o"eu oens1 " "nu : Ne0''O'iN ~ = nefendants,
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ENGLISH PAPERS,
ENGLISH MAGAZINES.

Having unsurpassed facilities in our business,
we latter ourselves we can please our CUSTOMERS;
n, ceftersup OF clubs special Inducements VIII
no offerrd. ELLYSON s. TAi LOR,
~ next to Dispatch building,
A., a 80, e,u1r, RichlnoHd, Va.
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VHECKs, NOTES, DRAFTS, BONDS,
" BILLS OF LADING AND EXCHAeHE,
MANIFEsTS, RECEIPTS, DEEn,s, aud olhes
legal blanks CLERKs'. SHERIFFs', $500
nj. ES, and BANKRUPT BLANKS STATION
FRY or ali kinds BLANK-BOOkS made 10
order in superior style; NEW LAW and Als-
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
..s,1sw 1913 Main street.
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BOOKS AND STATfONERY.--JOHA
ID n. WALSH, ais Broad street. takes pcassS .,w
to inform the public that he has now In STOCK !IA
assortment OF ROCKS AND STATIONERY In
ali its branches, which he Is prepared % seit q.
very low prices. Ais, hne selection OF W T,tinS
EcsAs, . al ~ sni;;cItaS ts7
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aprtrrAr, asT1Uas.

NJ BLACK sILKsI BLACK SILKS Sill
pI'1cE sILKsI-sell,ng Of quick. The prices
90 ~ Ming them 90 of fast. Don't put Oh natii
,t IA too late, but purchase at once at - 100.
" 40 "" LEVY BROTHERS., r
1aae a.s GU .-s 81 pREAK.
IA or sHAWLs, ut one-haE their regular prices.
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7OrO STATIONERY AND BLAN M
1917. BOOKS FOR THE NEW EAU.
W0ODHOCSE q PARHAM invite the attention
OF merchants bankers, ana Others 20 tsir sG ne
Of BLANK BOOKS and STAIioSEhi ,of ,r rns
nresses. inksrsnds, tie best Inks In use. VII lug
pa.er Of every description envelopes sseei penS
cold pens, blotting paper, desk ioi.os' ,ynise
Snaks Ledsars. Journals, Cash BOOKS, Inyosse
HOES, Biii Books, Receipt Books: Bank Books;
Memorandum Books, Diaries, Amanacs' aaa
c assI ' 'o' AW ooDHoUsE & PAEHAM
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOls IDURIFYiNG TIE BLOOD.

Tho reputation this GX.
CCllUnt medicine enjoys,
Is derived from It's cures,
many Of which arG truly
marvellous. InvctGrntO
cases Ut SCrOfulOIIS dis.
ease, where tic system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified Anl cured by Il.
ScrOfulOus affections and
disorders which were az.
graVatCl by tho scrOru.
lana contamination IInfil
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore q Ohio RaiIroad Co.


PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
by thc following schedule on and amer De.
ccmber tth, IsO9-WhOellng time.
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WEST VA. INSURANCE COMFY

- 100000:
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- S15O,OOO,


DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
r. II. Logan, ThOs +. SlAllCrOsI,
q. W. FranEheim, j. n. Vance,
j. H. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis Z. StiGGl,
This company now having been organized Ave
years. md In TINT time done successful business
IL still prepared to take risks ut fair rates on
buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, ManuiACtuF.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, md
CargOuS on thu Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior Inducements 10 Farm.
crS, whereby they can he insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, ItarHR, aud contents for or years ut
reduced rates. This being State Company With
Tho Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company In the State; and
composed Of some nlnVtyiUnr stOCkhOldCrS, most
OF whom arc among our best business men, ~.
cnmmunds Itself TO tho favorable consideration
Of tho Insuring public, and sOICls their patrOn'
age. Applications reinsurance will be prompt
u attended to ut their OGlCc. No. " Monroe ST.,
or al their several HgCnCcS throughout the State.
SAM'l MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDEl., NlCo President.
c. N. COEN, Src'y.
d. z. DICK, Asst Scc'y. fcbl9
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,hcv ,vcrO nnpfnIv nflIIciinV. have been radically
rrc,I in SirrL urrnt nuInGCrs In almost every sec.
tInn Of i6e cS,ntrv, that Tho public scarcely need
IN In ininTmCI Of lis virtues or uses.
ScrofiIoIIS nOson Is ono Of LhG most dCstrrc.
,IvH rnS,nIGs 6r our rNCc, Omen, this unseen and
mnI,It tenant Of tho Organism updcrmInCs the con.
SirilOn, HndInyIteg iie attack OF cnicebng or n.
tnI discusses, without exciting suspicion OF liz
urcScncc. Again, It seems TO breed infection
throughout thg 6OIiv md then, on some favorable
SccnsIon, rnnIlly ioyci0p into one or OtCr or liz
hIIGOus forms either on the surface or among the
yitalg. In tho latter, tubCrclcs may 10 suddenly
I"%""i,o,i IN thN ITnrS 0r heart oT fi,mors formed
in tGe liver. or il shows itS presence by CrtiptOnS
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DEABODY INSURANCE COMFY,
i AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL, S125,OOO.
With the privilege Of increasing the sane 10
100000 dollars.

DIRECTORS:
William Bailey, AlOnEO L.OFing,
Dr. WIN. J. Hates, 4. N. Adams,
Andrew j. lAnnGll James F. Barnes,
Henry StAmm, Thomas Hughes.
Joseph II. WOODWARD,
This Company having been fully organized. Ii
now prepared IL take Risks at fair rates on Build.
Ings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, aud Car.
gOeAOn the Western Rivers and Lakes, also TO
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
This Company being composed mostly Of our
leading business men, recommends Itself TO tho
favorable consideration Of the insuFing public,
and SOIClts their patronage. Applications for In.
surancC will he promptly attended 10 at their
office, BAILEY'S BLOCK, No. lOI Market street,
WILLIAM BAILEY, Prcs'L
ALONZ0 LOHlNG, Vice Prcs't.
n. c. ARTHUR, ScC'y.
W. II. AGSEW, Asst Scc'y.
$. o. BURDATS, Solicitor. Oct5