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MBj^j ^ |%~ ^ ^ ^u™ ^
^ ~" “the union, the constitution, and the enforcement of the
"voi.. I. NO. -2. RICHMOND, VA., MONDAY MOKNING, JULY 10, 1865 : FIVE CENTS.
MIC il M O M) \\ II 1(1.
TE RMS
■ Patsi 1st BtqnaiD in Adtanci,
* Person* desiring to subscribe to the Richmond
Wmio, can do so upon the following terms
One year.,..... $13.00
Him months .......... .. 7.00
Three months... -100
Persona in the city des.rlug to take the Waio
regularly, can do ao by leaviug their name aud
reaideuce at.the Wuiu OrncB. when their uamea
will be entered on tha Carrier's list for delivery.
. In all such case*, settle with ti c Carrier.
B ADVBNTI3BMINTS
B will be made at the rate of wkvm.sty Pirn cents
per si^uare of Eight lines iu space, aud tor each
uni beyond the apace of one square. ten cents
H additional. For less than Eight lines iu space,
the as me as one senate will be charged.
Notice oi Religious Meetings, el Funeral*,
■H Marriages aul IV.itha kikty cents a square.
The above wiU be the regular charges lot all
A ADViKTismui mi.I Mui.ini s- to this
M^B paper nutil f irti.er notice
All advertiseUieuta uii.at le iiurii- i :oi i spe. I
^B fled time.
H^^B Cash wiU beeiir terms aud we sh i ; endeavoi
g§|B to make y. . «.U|-..tc u. ■ a .th ai.y
HH|H paper lu the Union.
B|^B rVUI i*r 'IV.il B l\'f'V ( • . tg.-I.M
■BvM Bovs sill l-e ch.v.'.-l |e: lis> • . p es
All letters oil business sent lo this otto e shouid
J^Be addresaed to the 1‘hoi histoK ke tuk Amu
All other couimnnication should Is- uddre-wed to
.Edi run.
^^HaII coiumuuicationa scut to this ortice must lie
.^Brompenled by real name aud aildievt ol the
or they will not be aon.sidkreo.
^■All personal comtEun.i-atious will lie charged
. the same as advertisementa aud must lie as
.JBspan.e.1 with the taouey to insure their in
■veunttan,es shodld he sent by Expusssexpen
^(JVpaid, or. il seat by mail at the ti'k ot those
gendVmp the same.
iMriTB. UaaMOAit A Co., No. ”7 Pearl street,
Are the oNiY aothorized affVntsdnNcw York city
to receive and collect lor advertisements and sab*
ai rtptioii* for the A'hih.
E\PKEs* tOTJP.miiV
SOITHEKN KXFRKvs tOIFANY,
OFFICE
Corner l»lli :»n«l Alain Nirerlv.
rpHK SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY have
X opened . omnium, .it'Oil 11
STAUNTON AND ALL POINTS
On the V irginia tVuti it Raiir-.a-l. a: > Peters
bnrg, Danville Lynchburg and bevuu-l South to
Oreenaboro', Baieigh. Charlotte. ru'ilie tiug with
tue ADAMS AND HAtvNDEN EXPRESS COM
rAMh.s. \ amarues aud pa« sages n*>i e.veeu
Ing twenty pounds, forward by railroad and »»
son line to
COLUMBIA
AUHU.VTA.
ATLANTA.
COLUMBUS.
MACON,
and other poiata Sou'h.
AU Good* shipped by the Adams and Hamden's
Express Compames, and marked to the cart*
Southern Express Company, will t*e promptly tor
warded to deatinsti m. jyl— ln»
STEAMBOATS, Ac.
I Al l El* STATE* H.%11. 1.IAE.
TUE UN Li' LINK CONVhYlNU TUE
GKKAT TlIKOlUll MAIL.
aVA’U' LI Mu.
Mrumrn lor Kalliuiore. Norfolk.
Old Holm* null l ily I'olni, con
■eciinK avllli tit.- Kallraad at
Haltiuiorr lor l*liia«l«-l;»lii;» and
llew lurk Also, wiili fhr
PeDTtburs :»u«l 1 itv I* uini
Hoad gsing aud <-oniia".
THE new and elegantly furnished steamers,
CITY POINT. Capt Talbot, and DICTATOR.
Captain Deartug. w*ll Ictve H .-kins aud Bridg*
fold's wharvoa, at Roeketls nearly op|-o-iU- R. O.
Haskins Store, daily at t» o'clock, A. U„ connect
ing at Old Point, tor Baltini*r.\ with the .-pieu
didly furnished Meaneis GEORGE LEAKY
( apt. Blakemaa. and JAMES T. BRADt. Capt.
Landis, arriving in Baltimore next moruiug in
time for the Eastern an*l W esteru train*.
Fare to City Point ii •«* | Pare to Baltimore Is uu
Da Old Point 3 ou I Do Philadelphia II 6"
Do Norfolk 3 <s* I Do New Volk IG t*l»
y State Rooms and Meal* Extra,
p-^. - Carriage* will • *n*fy Passenger* from the
Steamers in Baltimore to the Depot kkke ok
CBlML
tJT Baggage checked through to Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New Yotk. and Freight re
ceited fur all the shove point* on the Janie*
Hirer aud Baltimore. These steamer* touch at
Jamestown and Wilson's Lauding going and
returning. For particular*. *pply to
HANFilNs A BltlDtiF’OKD,
A vents, at Rocket ta.
Or to the Captains un the Steamers.
A. W. BUaW, General Hup't
Baltimore.
L. W. FREEMAN, PaXcenge.- tg t Richmond.
C. w. PJULSoN,
je 14— 1m Genera! Passenger Ag’t Balt.
The aem touk »>■> nit
i,INlA bTKAM.’sUIP COMPANY hate ou
the route between New York aud Richmond two
hoe skips, via the YAZOO, Capt. Co ecu, nud
the CREOLE, Cap'.. TuuWrsON, le ivmg New
York alternately every Wednesday and Saturday
at 12 o'clock M . and Kichiu md every luesday
and Saturday at n o'clock A. M.
Pawiage to New York nil-hiding meals and
state room accommodations, only (IG. Excursion
ticket* lor roau J Dip, g »>d t..c oae week. i'Ji.
Tickets secured either at my office in l.udiaiu A
Wnikin'i warehouse, or on hoard the shins.
Paaseugers will be taken to the ships by the
■team tender Port Roy »I, from l.udUui A Wat
son's wharves. Rocketts.
. Freights solicited each way.
j*7 UAKKKT F. WATSON.
COLO*IK. IkEKKOH S
AMERICAN UNION
- Patent Portable Buildings,
f.'OltaKe'A for the Seaside, the Mountain#, the
larm or plantation. Otic##, Warehouse* aud
Building* of any size or style made in sections
under this Patent, convenient lor transportation
and can be quickly set up by people «i ordinary
talent without uamg uads or screws. They are
jaiMPLK, NEAT AND SUBSTANTIAL.
• Cottage# coat LHW, |vt60 |.“7o, |3uo and up
ward», packed ready for shipment. A pUiu
Cottage. l‘Zsl6 feet can be loaded on a two
horae lumber wagon, wcichs about t*o thou
aand pounds, and cost# #M75 ileliveted at the
railway depot in Paltersou. N. J.
This system of Portable Bull ring U acknow
ledged to be the best iu world, aud is very con
venient for person# wlshiug to make temporary
residence. Ac„ being quickly set up. and can be
taken down and set up again without loss or
damage to the ma'enal#. The system can also
be naed in the erection of b mJdings for perrna
nence, either plain or in style most elaborate.—
Splendid lur small tauev bulidiug#.
Sashes Blinds. Door* aud other prepared
. Building Material# ottbe best quality can be
turniahed to order.
0-TF.RlfS-CAHH._n
For price# of Portable Buildings or Material*
send plan or description, and for Patent Rights
or arrangement# tor Agencies address
0 8 A. UI’.RHO **,
u>st Nlreel fetcaiu Works
mtll-tlylh* PATKKSOX N. J.
TllElP DRV CiOOIks.
JUST opened at No.*® ’lain * I reel, a
well selected stock ot
Staplf aud Fancy Ur) fc««ds.
In Calicos, Ding haw
Pe Lalnes. Bar.i-es
Mourning Doods, Jscconett*
Dotted and Plain dm »»
Cottons Table Lirfn
Towel# and Napkins
Bed wheeling#, Pantaloon t.ooda
Ladies’ Hat#, Ribbons Hosiery, Ac.,
At price* to ,u“ the times-jA(x)Bsj[Co
3d Main street.
■miiuacE.
MONTAGUE A WHITALL,
,LAT« OF TDK MERCHANT*' INSl'RANCE UOMTANY
OF RICHMOND.)
Fire, Marine aud Life Insurance
ACrKN T S.
Losses promptly adjusted aud paid at tbia
Auency.
OIUceNo. 1131 MbIbNI ,J«»I below
Ihe Mpulsuoud Hold.
je24—Im
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE I 3103 I1KK I3MI K.434’»:
i'OMPAIl,
OP BALTIMORE,
V\JILL INSURE property in Richmond aud
W vicinity, agaiuat loan or damage by lire, on
as favorable terms as other good aud solvent
companies.
The tollowiug ia a list of the Directors, all of
whom are well kuowu to many of the Merchants
of Richmond aa meu of means aud ot good stand
,ng
Cbauncy Brooks. William Chestnut,
Thomas V. Cauby, Simon Parkburst, >
William Bridge*. John 0. Bridges.
James O. Spear, William P. Pent*,
Joseph Matthews, John Turnbull, Jr.,
John if. Hewes, John E. Hurst.
John Coates, President.
Otis Steak, Secretary.
Having been appointed Agent of the above
Company, I am prepared to issue Policies, auJ
solicit tioin my friends a share of their patrouage.
Claims will have my personal attentlou.
Office H*t Main street, over Mitchell A Tyler’s,
j, 16 u WILLIAM WlLLlB.JK .Agt.
Citizens’ Fire Insurance Co.,
NEW YORK.
l.U'OKPOHATCD »Sl«i.
I'apilal. - 300,000 OO
Keverre, ... 3*1.1,337 03
Assets, ■ • • ■ 545,137 03
JAMES M. IfcLEAN, - • President.
EDWARD A. WAl.TON • • ■Secretary.
DAN’L BURNETT, • • Vice President.
A U I N T R
BARNEY 4 BROOKE,
Donnau's Building. Governor Street with K H.
Usury 4 Co.
Cha*. G. Baknkv,
Hour. T. Bkookk lata Secretary of the Rich
mond Eire Association. my 3W—tf
KIK.AKY A IIKOOki:,
INSURANCE AGENTS
Office with K. U. MAURY 4 CO., Ponnan’s
Building.
('HAS. G. BARNEY.) Governor St.,
K. S BKOOKK, S Richmond, Va.
mj23—3m_
■ *M| RAN« i: (OSPAYI OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Oilier over Jlllehel A Tyler’*,
NO. liw MAIN STREET.
rpHI8 COMPANY haa yet a good capital left
1 from the the late wreck, and have returned
business at their new Office, No. I OH Main Street,
IIrot door at»ove Mitchel 4 Tyler’s store.
The old triends of the Company and the public
are requested to call on them lor insurance as
heretofore.
Policy holders are hereby notified to bring their
policies promptly to the office of the Company
and have them eudorsed good for proper amounts
In current funds.
JOHN L. BACON, President.
Wm. H. Cbkistian, Secretary.
Richmond. May 6th, 1H66.—3m
TIAYlEAfriUlKv
1MZZINIS
U IIOI.ESAI.C AID RETAIL
(iimlv VhimiiaHorv,
Hill Itroiid •»!.. three doors nliote
1st Nt., Aorlh hide.)
Persons desirous of purchasing will find it to
their advantage to call and examine for them
selves before buying elsewhere. ,ie23—lm
tt. II. Itll0(1 PS &
MANUFACTURERS of
KIIUDESSUPKR-I'IIOSPHATE,
The hiundard Vstssiure.
OEP1CE, H2 SOUTH NT. BOW LEY’S WHARF,
llaliisuore.
SCI1AER, KOHLER 4 CO..
‘Mole Agenl* Tor Kiehmond, Va,
Who will supply CummiiMioD Merchants and
Planters.
jel3—4m
COsPAlTREllBIP NOTICE*.
|jO.|'AKI AEKSIllF AOTICE.
To BAII.BOAD COMPANIES, BUILDERS AG
K1CULTURISTS AND OTHERS.
The undersigned, having purchased the estate
li-hoient of Isaac J. Mercer, on the corner of Ca
nal and 7th ate., have associated themselves in
buslne-s, uuder the style of TANNER 4 EHBKLS,
for the purpose of manufacturing articles required
by the Architectural, Railroad and other interests,
aud they are now prepared to execute orders for
Cast-iron Fronts and other Castings for building*
Castings of Iron or Brans, for Railroad, Agricul
tural and other purposes.
Blacksmiths' wort: of all kinds.
Sash. Blinds and Doors of all sizes and from the
best material.
From long experience in similar business, they
I. el assured ot their ability to render satisfaction
WM. E. TANNER,
jy7—Iw*_J. O. KUBETS.
N O 1'1(T1.*>-The limi of Branch, Molt .n A
Co.. >* this da; dissolved by mutual cousent.
In settlements either partner wilt sign for the
tirtn. THUS. BRANCH A SONS,
of Petersburg,
J. B. MORTON.
July 5th, IH60.
Tbos. Branch A Sons, of Petersburg will be
lepreseuted in Uichmond by Jas. R. Branch, uu
d«-r the style of
THOM. IIKIM II & CO.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN COIN, STER
LINO, EXCHANGES AND BANK NOTES.
They will allow interest on deposits, negotiate
loans and buy and sell stocks.
Oki ick ti9 Main street, (southside,) live doors
above 15th street.
In withdraw ing from the linn, I respectfully ask
the continued patronage of my old friends aud
correspondents to Messrs. Teo.s. Branch A Co.
JNO. B. MORT JN.
Thomas P. Branch has this day been aJmit
ted os a partner of
THOR BRANCH A SONS.
Bulletin and Republic copy. j>6—lw
XTOTIi’E.-'The Copartnerships ol BUB
1> BARD, GARDNER A CARLTON, GARD
NER. CARLTON A CO., aud CARLTON, CHAM
BERl.AlN A CO., expired by the death of Wm.
H. Hubbard and Wm. P. Chamberlain. A simi
lar business to that heretofore carried on by them
will be continued by the surviving partner*, un
del the lirm of GARDNER A CARLTON, who
I ave takeu the spacious loft over the store of
Messrs. C. D. Vale A Co., Governor street, (until
one of their tenements adjoining their old staud,
la* being rebuilt, is completed), where they are
now receiving au entire new stock of SHOES and
HATH, which are offered for sale upon favorable
conditions.
All persona indebted to either of the old firms
are particularly requested to call sod settle.
JAMES H. GARDNER.
je!3—Jawlm* AMBROSE CARLTON.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. S. MICHARD.
DENTIST.
OFFICE:
MSA Main, between 7tb nnd »lh
Mtreetn,
mylS- 2ra RICHMOND, Ta.
DR. JOHN MAllONl, NnrgeoB
DentiM, (for many yearn asaoelated with
Dr. John t!. Wayt) would respectfully inform hin
old patrons, and ail other* who may need hi* ser
vices, that in consequence of the destruction of
his office by the great fire he haa opened an oi
lice at his residence on Fourth street, between
Broad and Marshall, where he can be found at all
Lours. Artificial Teeth inserted on gold, silver
and vulcanite. The highest price paid for old
Gold Plate. my30-dl2m
Dental notice-ci. w. Jt>NES,sur
geou Dentist. Having had his office
destroyed by the late lire, announces to hi*
former patrons and all others desiring hit
professional services, that he has opened an
office on Main street, two doors from corner of
Sixth, opposite the Arlington House. Is now
prepared gently and thoroughly to fill, clean**,
extract, and regulate the natural teeth, and to
Insert artificial ones, from one to a full set, on
the gold or vulcanite plate. my 16—3m
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ac.
COS 111', PIOI1 A CO.,
Fritnklia Ml., bet. lffth and lOth,
RICHMOND. VA,
Will, in connection with their
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Keep an Aisortmeatof Choice and Well Helected
Family Groceries,
Consisting of Sugars, Co tie* s Teas, Molasses,
Syrups Fish Mackerel in kits, half-barrels,
a:.d barrels, Bacon, l.ard, Butter, Vine
gar, Candles Soaps, Brooms, Buck
et*. Plov, Lines, Blacking.
Mustard, Matches Soda,
Ac., Ac.,
A11 of which will be sold at the
LOWEST MARKET KATES. •
They also solicit consignments of Tobacco,
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Oats, and every variety i f
Country Produce ; and pledge their best effort* to
givesaiisfaction. _jy3—1 w
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS,
Urocers and 4'oniinl«*lon -Yler
chantN,
SHOCKOE WAREHOUSE,
OFFER their services to their friends and the
public generally for the sale of
all kinds of country produce,
And are prepared to lurniah UROCER1ES as
wau ted.
Cush advances will he made on consignments.
They have now on hand and for sale. Bacon
Sides, Rama and Lard.
A. F. HARVEY,
JNO. It. HARVEY.
jelC—Im .INO. H, WILLIAMS,
I'AHIA.V, K1 IV A I'ARKELL,
General Commission Merchants,
No. 14, 15th Street,
Advances made on consignments to oar friends
iu New York and Boaton. je7 -6m
.VtHKIN A IIALUWIN,
IM Haaover Nlreel, Baltimore,
COMMISSION M KR CIIA NTS,
tX)R the sale of Cotton Yarns, Oznaburgs,
1 Sheeting and Bhirtlng, Fulled and Plaid
Lindseys, Domestic, Cotton and Woolen Hoods
gum rally,
A LEO.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Cotton,
l.iberal cash advances made ou goods in hand.
We promise to onr consignors prompt sales at
highest market prices.
Refer to aDy of the Banks and dry goods job
bing merchants of Baltimore ; also 11. L. Kent,
and E. B. Bentley, Richmoud Va.; Hill, War
ren A Co. and Mellwalu, Bon a Co., Petersburg,
Va. jefr—3m
CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE,
(Fohmbsly Williams A Barksdale,)
TOBACCO AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OlMre at 4'hrlMtlan, Era Ac 4'o.,
\<>, OM Main Xtrert,
Richmond, Va.
Solicits consignments. Orders promptly at
tended to. _my 37—2m
*1 \l T l.ltjl ORs, fto.
DUNLOP'S CELEBRATED ALES
(KNTAHLIHIIEII IMOU.)
WILLIAM MARK,
(SUCCESSOR TO A. A. DUNLOP,)
Brewer ot \\, \X\ Export, East
India, Burton Ales and
Ntout Porter,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE SOUTHERN MARKET.
Brewery, 49th street. Depot, No. 67 Watt st.
CUAS. S. SHARP, Wholesale Agent,
No. 3 Broadway, New York.
For sale by FABIAN, RYAN A FARRELL,
je7—6m Sole Agents, Richmond.
LIVEllV STABLES.
Ip A < II A A U E Livery auil Male
j M tub I eat, on Franklin, between 14th and
l&th streets.- The subscriber has thoroughly re
lilted the above Stables, and is now prepared to
accommodate the public, having secured No. 1
Ostler* sud the best provender and feed the mar
ket afford*.
by giving them his personal attention ; he is
determined to make it to the interest of the public
to I atronise him.
JOHN B. DAVIS.
For Provender and Crain delivered at the Sta
bles, I will pay the market price In caah.
myUH—dunieo4m J. B. D.
COAL NEHCHANTj.
CLOVER HILL COAL
rsMlE undersigned is prepared to famish lami
L lies and others with the above coal.
Office at I. H. Walke’s store, No. IS West Main
street. I). 8 WOOLDRIDGE.
je7—3m Treas’r Clover Hill R B. Co.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. S. AS AY,
(111 WEST PRATT STREET, near Mouth,
Haiti more* Md.
AGENT FOR TDI SALE OF
* John Gibson, Mount A Co,'«
WHISKY,
The superiority of which la knowu and acknow
ledged throughout the United States.
Jel3-3m
It Oil AGE
FOR
Luuibcr, Latlis, Lime, lenient, &c.,
Can be had at the Wharf of
FABIAN, RYAN & FARRELL
NEXT THE CANAL LOCKS,
Rocketts.
OFFICES—At the Wharf, and No. 14, Fifteenth
, Street, between Main and Cary.
j« 31—1m
BANKS, BROKERS, Ac.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or RICHltKWO.
HAMILTON 0. FANT, President.
NATHANIEL AUGUST, Cashier.
PIKKCTOKs.
Franklin Stearns, Charlea Palmer,
Horace L. Kent, Wellington Goddln,
H. 0. Fant, Wm. L. Hodge,
John E. White, Thomas McCormick.
U. 8. DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT
OP THE GOVERNMENT.
AGENTS FOR THE U. 8. 7-SO LOAN.
A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF NOTES KEPT ON
HAND.
THIS BANK will receive DEPOSITS, and give
prompt attention to the accounts of business meu
and Arms.
Furnish Exchange and make collections on all
the principal cities iu the United States aud Eu
rope.
Advances made on Foreign Bills of Exchange,
Gold, Virginia and North Carolina Coupon Bonds,
and ail Securities having a marketable value iu
Northern cities
GOLD AND UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT
AND SOLD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, )
Ornci or Comptbolmh nr tub Cukkxhct,>
WaauiNOTON, May 3d. 1366, )
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence present
•d to the undersigned, it lias been made to
appear that the First National Bank ot Rich
mond, iu the City of Richmond iu the couuty of
Henrico aud State ot Virgluia. hag been duly or
ganized under and according to the requirement*
ot the Act of Congress entitled “An Act to pro
vide a National Currency, secured by a pledge
of United States bonds, aud to provide for the
circulation aud tedempt on thereof,” approved
June 3,1864, and has complied with all the pro
visions of said Act required to he complied with
before commencing the business of Bankiog un
der said Act:
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Cuwptrol
lei of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
First National Bank of Richmond, in the City
of Richmond, in the county of Heniicu and State
of Virginia, is authorized to commence the busi
ness ul Banking uuderthe Act aforesaid.
In Tcstimony Wuasaor, witness my bund and
seal of oTdce, this third day of May 1866.
[L. 8.J FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
je!9—dim
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
OF RICHMOND,
A. VANCE BROWN, • • President.
8. B. SMITH, .... Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
Isaac Davenport, S. C. Robiuson,
W. B. Jones, H. R. Adams,
Wm. Beers, R. B. Bmilh,
Oscar King, H. M. Ranney,
A. Vance Brown.
VALENTINE’S BUILDIN-4,
Corner 9th and Broad streets.
Ajent for the United States Seven-thirty Loan.
r |'ills Bank will receive deposits, discount loeal
X and inlaud hills and notes, deal iu all classes
ol Government securities, Foreign and Domestic
Exchange, Gold and Southern Stale Coupon
Bonds and Bank Notes, on favorable terms , make
collections on the principal cities of the united
States and Europe.
Will cheerfully furnish all information in re
gard to Government loaus.
Tkkasiby Dkpaktmint, )
Or kick or Comptbou.sk ok i me Cumkkncy,>
Washington, May 15th, 18G6. )
Wkkbkas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been mado to appear
that the National Exchange Bank ol Richmond,
Vs., In the City of Richmond, in the county ol
Henrico and State of Virginia, has heeu duly or
ganised under and according to the requirements
ol the Act of Oong'ess entitled •• An Act to pro
vide a National Currency, secared hy a pledge of
United States bonds, and to provide lor the cir
eolation and redemption thereof,” approved Juue
3, 1904, and has complied with all the proviaions
of said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Bunking under said
Act:
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Olaike, Comptrol
ler of the Curreucy, do hereby certify that the
National Exchange Bank of Khkmuud, Va.,iu
the City of Richmond, iu the cuuuly of IleStico
and State of Virginia, is authorized to commence
the business of Banking under tne act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my baud and
seal of oilice, this lOih day of Muy, ISO&.
(L. a] FREEMAN CI.AUKE,
ye 12- 2m Comptroller of the Currency.
THE
National Bank of Virginia,
AT RICHMOND.
Capital, - * - Hall* Nlllllon.
United States Custom House- Entrance on Bank
street
S. T. Scit, President,
0*o. T. May, Vice President,
John B. Mouton, Cashier.
IIIRKCTOKS:
Lewis D Crenshaw, Chas. T. Wortham,
A. F. Harvey, E. O. Nolting,
Ri uben Ragland, David Currie,
John B. Morton, S. T. Suit.
John M. Lamb, Chas. Gallagher,
Geo. W. Gilliam. Bobt. W. Hughes.
Geo. T. Tiny.
Government Depositary and Financial Agent
of Jay Cooke 4 Co. for the U. S. 7-3n Loan aud
Exchange on Europe and all the Northern cities
bought aud sold at the lowest rates.
TREASURY UEPA KIM Kci T, i
Office of Comptroller of the Currency;)
Washington, May 9tb, 1866. )
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre
sented to the undersigned it’ha* been made
to appear that the National Hank or Virginia, ol
Richmond, Va., in the tdty of Richmond in the
county of Henrico and State ol Virginia, has
been July organized under and according to the
requirements of the Act of Congress entitl'd "An
Act to provide a N itioual Currency, secured by a
pledge of United States bouds. and to provide for
the circulation aud redemption thereof," approv
ed June 3, 1864, and has complied with all the
provisions of said Act required to be complied
with leifore commencing the business of Banking
under said Act:
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptrol
ler of the Currency, do hereby certify that tbo
National Bank of Virginia, ot Richmond, Va.,
iu tbe City of Richmond, in the county of Henri
co and State of Vlrgiuia, is authorized to com
mence the business of Baukiug under the Act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal ol ofllce, this ninth day of May, 1866.
[L. 8.J FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,1
Division of National Banbs, >
Washington, May 9. 1866.)
It la hereby certified that the National Bank of
Vitgiula, of Richmond, Va., a Banking Associa
tion organized under the Act “To provide n Na
tionul Currency, secured by a pledge of United
Stabis Bonds, and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof.” approved June 3, 1864,
having complied with the requirements of section
46 ol said Act, and with the regulations of this
Department made in pursuance thereof, has this
day been designated as a Depositary of Public
Moneys, except receipts from Customs, and by
virtue of snen designation will also be employed
as a Financial Agent of the Government.
F. E. 8PINNER,
myl6—2m Treasurer U. 8.
M)APM, CAKVLKN.
.T. C. HULL'S SON,
(Formerly W. Hull A Bon,)
NEW YORK,
Begs to offer above GOODS of his manufacture
and now for aale by
TARDY A WILLIAMS,
Richmond, Va.
my 16—6 m
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A T T O R N E Y
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•i In or oat of the service that we have had largeex*
I rience in th M i LEMEN I 01 i ill. At t OUNTSOF
OFFICERS with the Government, nud have a perfect
kuowledKeol what is required aud accepted in every
Kiveu m .*. We procure Certificates of riou-tudebted
oe , n. i end them to Oflcera, ho that they may Kel
their pay in their own District when mustered ont of
iho service, or collect their pajr here lor them, it pre
ferred In the latter td ri». .u »ii~ .*r• ■Uam.-.i n-.m
it, j I l i • i 1.1 . hi I n. t !• j i. ibte t ■ i h.» «»rd«.r -I
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loyal citizena, for property takt'U or d*» tr..y»*d by the
^ -II. cl I I'Ulcb I • wu kiterms 1.1 v metier .
aud prosecute claiti,,» before the Court ol Claim* We
require no advance ft «t. i tii Information given free
toilul* m payable upou lint reltlemelil ol the ac
count
ill ikiu:x« fi -llou. Alex. Kaiimey, Senator from
MtuueHota. Hou. K K K.iil.u, iioveruor ol 81. V; Maj.
General Pope; Ifuu. K V Whaley. M. i , Weal
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to ►»>’ ilial they were selected by one of the best Judge*
i u \v as til m' '.‘-i--eodSm
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-:{() LOAN.
The sale of the flnit series of 1300,000,000 of the
7 30 Loan was completed on the 31at of March,
lb<>6. The sale of the second eerie* of Three H un.
died MillionB, payable three years from the 16th
day of dune, 1N66, was begun on the 1st of April.
In the short space of thirty dajs, over One Hun
dred Millions ol this series have been sold—leav
ing this duy less than Two Hundred Millions to
he disposed of. The interest is payable semi-an
Duauy iu cuiii-ut j imi ii.tt ...... ... o.iu
15th ol June by Coupons attached to each note,
whicbare readily cashed anywhere. It amounts to
Oaecent per day on a &>0 note.
Twocema“ ‘‘ “ flOO “
Ten “ $600
fiO “ “ “ “ 81000“
$1 “ “ “ “ *>6000 “
mure and More Dcwrable.
The Keliellion is suppressed, and the (iovern
meul has already adopted measures to reduce ex- ’
penditures as rapidly as possible to a p^ace foot
ing. thus withdrawing from market as borrower
and purchaser.
This Is the only i.oav in market now offered
by the (lOverument, and constitutes the cheat
POPFLAll LOAN (IF THE PEOPLE.
The Seven-Thirty Notes are convertible on their
maturity, at the option of the holder, into
I’, s. S 90 *ix per cpmI.
GOLD BEARING BOND*.
Which are always worth a premium.
Free from Taxation.
The 7.SO Notes cannot lie taxed by Towns, Ci
ties, Comities or States, and tbe interest is not
taxed unless on n surplus of tbe owneis income
exceeding six hundred dol lars a year. This fact
increases their value fionr one to three per cent,
per annum, according to the rate levied on other
properly.
SnltArribe Quickly.
Less than 1900,000,000 of the Loan authorized
liy the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed <
will all be subscribed for within two months
,%-hen tbe notes will undoubtedly command a pre
mium, as has uniformly been tbe case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans. It now seems
probable that no considerable amount beyond the
present series will be, offered to the public.
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for ta
king the loan, tbe National Banks, State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be re
sponsible for the delivery of the uotes for which
they receive orders.
* JAV COOKE,
jj4— 3m Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
RICHMOND WHIG.
MONDAY MORNING.JULY 10, 1865.
Restoration of the Habeas Corpus.
DECISION OF JUDGE THOMPSON OF PENN
SYLVANIA, IN THE COZENS CASE
!u the Cozens case at Philadelphia Judge
Thtmpson fined Col. Wink 110 for contempt of
coart, and then rendered hia decision In the case
of the relator, Cozens, as follows:
The petition seta forth many grievances. This
man wa« arrested, taken to the Old Capitol Pri
son, deprived of money and property belonging
to him. notified through newspapers that he was
to lie died, and that he was tried, and that there
hud been some finding somewhere. All that la
outside of the cnse. I have nothing to do with
it here, lint there is something for me to con
sider, and i have acted upeu it. He states that
he is nut guilty ot a criminal alienee, and that
he hus been deprived of his liberty. Upon that
this teturu is made. Ou this return I am to
judge, and on nothing else
The return to this writ of habeas corpus is that
the relator, us a private citizen, was arrested and
held under the authority ot the President of the
United .States. The return is in accordance with
the act ot Congress of March 3, 1863, that when
ever the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus is
suspended by the President, under the'authority
of the act. no officer shall be compelled to pro
duce the body of a person in custody, bat upon
certificate under oatli that the person is detained
under the authority of thfe President, proceedings
under the writ shall stay. The section authorizes
the President daring the present rebellion, when
ever the public safety requires it, to suspend t:.e
writ of habeas corpus as it is provided, and that
suspension remain iu force so long as the rebellion
continues. Ou this return arises the important
question whether, on the 29th of June last the re
bellion continued or not. This question 1 am to
determine. It is a fact to be judicially deter
mined like any other tact that comes under judi
cial cognizance.
The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus is the
sacred right of every citizen, and we are to ob
serve the strictest scrutiny of any act that threat^
ens to deprive him of it. We have plainly be to nr
us the (act that the power of suspension is granted
only for the continuance of rebellion. U ceases
with the rebellion, and 1 think I shall so decide,
that the courts are bound to give the citizen bis
right under the privilege. Then there is one
tinng to deride. What snail be the evidence of
the end of the rebellion. This must he auch as is
necessary to prove any other fact. 1 think that
iibtc ni/uuusiu rviuruir iu«b uv iclx.iI'JU uu
longer exists.
Toe abundance of evidence was then set forth
tersely and clearly by the judge, concluding with
the asseition, -1 cannot donbt the fact, we all
know it, and thank the good Providence that
there is no war in the land.” Why, then should
the right of the citizen, limited and controlled
by the existence of the war, be limited and con
trolled when the war has ceased? This being so,
the authority of the President merely waiving all
other considerations that bear upon the subject, in
not a sufficient warrant for the arrest of a citizen.
And when a warrant is issued for the arrest or
search of any person or place for probable cause,
it must be supported by oath or affirmation, and
there being no oath or affirmation here charging
the crime or offense, nor warrant pursuant to it to
authorize the arrest, the warrant in this case,
therefore, is unauthorized, and the relator is en
titled to be discharged.
The decision is not one that conflicts as be
tween the civil and military authority of the
country, it is an important clause for constitu
tion and right that the military shall, in all casea
and at ail times, be in strict subservience to the
civil power, and it will doubtless be as agreeable
to the military authorities that there should be a
return to the normal condition iu this respect, as
peace happily returns, as to the civil authorities
themselves. On this simple fad, considering the
return, and no more, i discharge this claimant.
I do not go into the question whether Congress
has the right to put into the army contractors or
othera. it is not necesaary to this decision. I
must discard all considerations that have been
suggested arising out of the fact ttiat Air. Cozens
has been tiled by a military tribunal,
it would have presented a differed question had
it been returned Lere that he was in execution
nnder the Undiug of that court. I hope, however,
most earnestly hope, that at the eud of the long
terrible war we have just passed through, the
Preaident of the United States will do speedily
what I think he ought to do, refuse his sanction
to all trial ol oflences that ere not purely milita
ry, and let the citizen again be returned to the
tribunals to which he is accustomed to answer,
and there to receive the punishment of what he
should lie found to be guilty. I make uo deci
sion on this question, for the question of trial is
not returned as the reason tor the arrest, nor
would it therefore be proper for me to notice it.
The return is based simply on the power of the
President to order the arres’, nnder the authority
of the writ of habeas corpus. Therefore, the de
cision iu one great qnestiou must, in my judg
ment, decide ail questions of this kind; that is to
Bay, the time allowed the President to exercise
this power is at an end. The bow of peace spans
the whole country, and that was tobethesigu
that ail should be secured iu their rights hereaf
ter. i have, 1 believe, nothing farther that it is
necessary to add. 1 have thought with a great
deal of care on this subject I have approved of
the calm and dispasiionate manner of the discus
sion that was becoming the gentlemen engaged
an both sides. 1 am obliged, therefore, to order
the release of the relator
Cozens was accoidingly discharged, and the
case thus ended.
SURRENDER OF SENATOR JOHNSON OF AR.
KANSAS.
Senator Johnson, of Arkansas, surrendered
m Honors] (iraneer. unit havilur been nirnlort bo
the latter, i etui tied to Marlin, where his fami
ly was residing. Mr. Johnaou was oao of the
leading politicians of his .State. The following is
his letter to General Granger
Galvkston, June 19, 1865.
[joroon Uranukr,
Major Ueneral, United States Army,
Commanding District of Texas ;
Ueneral—The undersigned, a Senator of the
United States until the 4th ot March, 1861, (at
which time his term ot office expired.) and subse
quently Senator ot the Confederate States, from
[he State of Arkansas, determines to surrender
bimselt as a prisoner to you, who arc the com
maudlug officer of the State or Military District
or the Trans Mississippi Department in which,
with his family, he is at present sojourning.
Haviug been open and conscientious in my po
litical convicticus, and iu all iny actions upon
those matters with which the votes of my peopl#
may have hitherto intrusted me—the war being
at uu end—I deem it now to be my duty to sur
render myself to you, and through you to all
proper HUthorities of the United States. .
Hoping and expecting from yon, Ueneral, as I
trust I may from others hereafter, that courtesy
to which, rightfully, as a prisoner and gentleman,
1 may have some claims, and impeded by some
knowledge of your personal character, I sub
scribe myself, with the highest respect your obe
dient servant, It. W. Jobnso:i, of Arkansas.
The Bullet! u remarks; Mr. J. seems to have ac
cepted the issue of a suireuder, with its conse
quences. In preference to a hapelesa exile in u
loreign land.
It is a brave resolution, to share the daeuuy oi
this people who have trusted and honored him so
long, and thus places his fate beyond his own
control and in the bands of the .’resident and
people of the United States.
BRITISH ROYALTY AND COMMONALTT.p
The Queen is now •'rusticating” at Balmoral, m
Scotland. She affects to be still mourning for
her Koyal Consort, Prince Albert, who died seve
ral yearn back. All the onerous duties of the
Sovereign sre now performed by the Prince of
Wales. Victoria, be it known, annually receives
for doing nothing £380,000 sterling, or nearly
*2 ooo too in American money. Besides this, sil
her children are salaried at correspondingly high
rates The Prince of Wales has lately requested
*n increase of £60,000 (*300 000) to his scant an
nuity of twice that sum. Variiy, Great Britain
pays very handsomely for the luxury of a royal
family. The infant prince, now ten days old, ap
pears likely to live to claim his share of the pub
lic money. The Court physicians have announced
that •• mother and son are doing perfectly well,”
whereat there is great rejoicing. Bfuch powder
has been wasted and obsequious resolutions, cut
and dried for the Weaelon, have been brought
forth and adopted. But this hollow Joy is not by
any mean, universal. The thousands In this
&re baJ«ly abl« to keep grim .star
vation *'b»y cannot feel that their sufferings »•«
any leas than before. They know that the iron
heel of power la grinding them down to a pos
tion lower If possible than that or their blrth^ud
they can only submit to what they cannot pre
vent. The former slaves of the South, without •
palliating in the least their true condition, were
rich compared with the poor of I.ondon O mis
sionaries and philanthropists don’t sail hair •
round the world in search of objects for ronvei
sion and charity; you can liud here more imme
diate aud pressing need, and work enough to last
you for a lifetime.
A HU It-IDE AND THE SEQUEL.
[Hi Louis Republican, July 3.]
We ment ioned some weeks ago the circumstances
of the suicide of a young woman, who crossed
or,L/ by°ae o[.lUe ,t‘rry|)oati and drowned her
hgL within lull view ol the crowd of n&Hf*enccrH
who were returning by the name boat. Jt wan ai
ho mentioned that the unfortunate young woman
was supposed to have been disappointed in love
by a man named Antoine Punkhouaer. A strange*
sequel to that sad eveut occurred yesterday moin
lug iu the suicide of her lover.
Jt is said the two were engaged to lie married,
hot that *ome difference grew up between them as • !
to when the marriage should take place, the girt* .-1
insisting on itseaily consummation, and Pnnk
houaer desiring to postpone it foraouie time. The
supposition that he was trifling with her affections,
is bslieved by many to have been the cause ol her
committing suicide. Subsequently to her burial
ha pare based the lot in the cemetery in which she
l*au i»een interred, and uIao on* immediately ad
joining, having tho deed to both qmiIo in hi* owu
uame. and giving directions to have himself
buried by the side of his de •eased lover af.er h,s
owu decease.
On Saturday last he crossed the river at the
upper ferry, In company with two friends, and
cal.ed in at the saloon of Abbott and Koblnsou,
’ enice. After remaining there a lew moment*,
■ Hathouser stepped out of the saloon, requesting
his friends to remain until his return. Kiorn the
sal yon he went to the river, some distance below,
and seated himself on the very log on which his
affianced sat before throwing herself into the
water. While there he waa observed to take
something from hia fcoaom opon which he ap
peared to look for some time. After waiting in *
the saloon a considerable time, bis companions
I darted in search of him.
I On coming to the log alluded ti, they ware as
i tonished to And his dead body. By Its tide lay
I .be likeness of bis deceased affianced. Prom at- ’
pcarancewit would thu _
gone to the log alluded to, then took out the like
ueM, and, having takeo a farewell of all that re
mained to him of Lor whom he had loved, opened
his shirt bosom and deliberately shot himself
through the heart This, we believe, it a correct
version of this singular suicide, and, being trne
foims one of the most remarkable love tragedies
ou record, whether of fact or fiction.
VIRGINIA POST OFFICE AFFAIRS.
The following post offices an* ordered to be r*
ogiened and appointment! made
Romney, Hampshire county—Richard A Mar
shall, Postmaater, vice W. 8. Pnrgitt.
Flat Woods. Braxton county—John D. ijultou,
Poatmasler, vice-Rhea.
Salt Lick Bridge, Rraxton county—W. D. Rol
lyson, Postmaater, vlfe Asa Squires.
Lovettsville, Loudoun county—Luther W,
Slater, Postmaster, vice J. C. Stonebumor.
Wheatland, Loudoun county—David Mans
field, Postmaster, vice Wm. Graham. •
Orrtcis Re Established.—Springliehf, Hamp
shire county-Mrs. Maria Abernetby, Postmis
tress.
Lincoln, Loudoun county—RodneyDavw, p09t.
matter.
The offices at Hannubsvllle’, Tnckev county,
West Virginia, and Chincoteague island, Afco
mac county, are discontinued.
At Bulltown, Braxton cnnntv, C. B Rail Is ap
pointed Postmaster, vice Iradell BOuae, failed to
bond.
At Arnettsvills, Monongalia county, West Vir
ginla, Sarah Emellne Cox Is appointed Postmis
treat, vice F. M. Arnott, resigned.
UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.
Wheeling. July 7.—Last night Captaiu List
was killed, and Major Daniel Mi Phail, Chief Pay
master of the Department, was wounded by the
Provost Guard tiring on an escaped prisoner.
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