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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-05-01

AHe L3eroLs , Co"rssasAD.--Ihe II
ceon ofJsr4a Ia ser; o.. Ate ? cart q
ra-iI . protect h;m f.on the tsrri5ls re5-
e.. s.esys expected 10 astark Wpsiingtoo.
ra9 Fal ga thus describe it: An UNI
nra..a. he helnvt, made u fslricS'el
sfaaa Of STEEL aad ropper shields the head,
~ a vanIyko Of interviewer six cord
AL 4e sersd network fo'is gracefully up
y. tbs shoulders. The ou;.ide Of the he!
net ; proftso'y ,'uamcntel with chri-an
tkimaras # gold u be@a',ta! open work,
upon back lacqser With now and then q
r.m:n'a.. = pures! silver. Tie visor is Of
colge !<o.uegol Il. a..,t and brown
Tie hasa are of tie finest n<pPsr chain
1osl To lror plata ]. of ca4pcr, inter
s....l 9:.h sar,,'el -.s.aa. .. l*cqu2F, AMI
voeea .elAsr ,.a 3s"os.a g.:e aa3
g.lIaa csgl 4 eao: 1T accompanies
the aeaaF, AID n.,1 fa-Ga.-4} Isgsir 9.
gro...I ae,y formed, completes the sot."
g.. ii. = lat ar sach frame as
Old Ate'3 would scare Tho l-,iI
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-05-01
From WASHINGTON.

Washington, April 70.
Al quie! ia front of lie army on the
i;apahaunock, though small parties Of the
rebel cavalry are seen daily by our pickets
and scouts. Those sent out from Warren
ton and Harpers' Ferry in the direction Of
Leesburc, rel ort having seen few hun
dreI guerilas whose occupation seems
TO be puudering the inhabitants.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-05-01
From TicLsburg.

The ncws from tie Mississippi is Of *
ceeding interest. Il seems that on Mon.
day Of last week the remaining gunbosts
of Admiral PoErEI.'s fee: ran past lie
confederate batteries at yicksbuEg. There
is nov splendid Union feet, and as we
have reason TO believe the bulk Of General
GRAsT's army, between VivAsburg and
Port Hudson. The southern papers speak
Of si1ty-four transports, laden with iroOps,
coming down the Mississippi from Mem
phis and Helena, Il seem. GRAHr HoTed
his army in tie FIRST instaoca to induce the
confelera.e3 10 b.li.a tia, he intended
either to march overland from Grenada
upon JACKSON, or eisa reinforce General
RosEcaAss q, Murf.eesboro'. Under ,Lis
belief i. is no! unlikely that the garrison
at Vicksburg hiss been greatly weakened
to strengthen other nenacsd points. Ia
king advantage Of his circumstance Goa
eral GRAFT seems 20 have concentrated
his Whole available naval and military
force bs'ov Vick-turg At New Carthage
It is not Improbable thl, ne~ attack LGs
by this time been made upon |icks burg
and with better chances of success than
ever before. a fes lays rilI tell the .!o-
~. General GaAzG aas certainly been
/ fertile OF staealcs Ter tie rsdu>.irn Of tia:
! place. AMI lc deserves success.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
aHp rAnKEESAN KLNa RIELLAM


On Friday morning Yai kee gunboat and three
transports came up the Mataponi far as Wakerton,
andanded force of Infantry who proceeded through the
county of King William on dePreditns dourni gex-
pediion. They burnt saw mill at Wakerton, and all the
harms on the way from that place to Aylett, stealing
horses As they went and mounting themselves At Ay
let's they burnt some thirteen houses together with
A,lett', and Greggs Mills, in the neghbOrhood. Here
thew seem to have turned back for we do not hear chat
they went any further towards Court House. They
seduced some six hundred negroes to leave their
and 90 with them On their return to Wakerton they
were attacked by two companies of Shngers cavalry,
who killed and captured two, and frightened them
badly that they took their vessels leaving the stolen
stock behind, but carrying away most Of the negroes
We had one man wounded in the skirmish. The Yam
KEGS left Friday evening", and the county is now clear
That small force of the enemy should be permitted to
make raid through the country, burning, destroying
and stealing property at such rate, cannot be re-
gard as otherwise than dlsgraceful.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
coNsRESsIlNAL pIsrRIcrs

4sgasta Distriet-Tae paper, puol she'd in this Dis
rcJ contain very meagre returns. correspondent at
Ssluntln furnishes the following figures Of the Congress
-ona vote: Augusta-BaldHin, 1852, Letcaer 1862
K ,cknghau- Baldwin, $40; Letsbar 525; Rockbridge
-Lateh.rs msjority SO; Ba,s-Blidwn's majority 81
Eighand--Le'chers msjgrity l5S Oter counties not
Leard from.
Petersburg Disir.ct.-The Petersburg Express Of
saturday states thar Mr. Golfers majority over Judge
Glols)n Is IS, with the county vote OF GOOcbland and
tour companies Of cavalry to be heard from We have
re vote Of Gooehlsnd Golfers maj olity As so that
his election, by small majority, may be regarded as
d" ,eitled.'
EsIfrd District The majori,ies for Martin are -
Henry, SIS; ParriCk, 242 Total, $50 For GOods -
Bstford, lS2; Pas, lvsnia, ll4i Franklin, 10. Total
sos.
The Dansile Register, from which gs copy these
igures, says:
This leaves Martin 27f ahead Of Goode. Carroll
county yet hear from L is reported to have gone
Tor GoOde. So far we can learn GoOde is something
ahead in the army vote. If il be true as represented
that the majority for Goode in Carroll is only 100 Mar
Jjn IS probably elected.
A5ingaoH Distriet.-The Abingdo1 virginian of Fri
day says:
We have not yet received the returns from all tn,
counties In this Congressional District but enough i
known 70 STOW thai Governor MeMulln is elected. Tht
w just impression bad gotten among the soldiers tia
Mr.. PrestOns course in Congress had been nimcsl e
their interests, when exactly the contrary the case
and hence be was defeated By the army vote.
Tie Montgomery District The same paper says tha
"tne vote Ia the Montgomery District is close between
4essrs. Staples and Elmondson The former probably
elected" Ia BotetOurL Montgomery, Monroe anC
Roanoke counties, Staples majority is 100.
- District Whitfield is believed 10 be the repre-
tentative elect in this district but count Of the oca
vote only cen decide.
Tue commissioners shers in the several districts
vii az the court house Of the city or county frs
named in each district respectively, Thursday next
20 ascertain results, etc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

COMMISSIONED as CoLoSEL.-Captain VIM L. Hunter,
of Abingdon Va. and formerly of the esd Regiment,
Va Vols, has been recently commissioned as colonel
in the Confederate service and will proceed so soon as
the way is open, to Arkansas to organize regiment
The Virgnan understands he has the choice to colec
and organize several companies that have heretofore
been in the service to organize regiment of Indians
as he may prefer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
nzs- AT A PUBLIC MEETING Held IN

this city on Tuesday, ns devise for the relief OF
1e citizens OF New Orleans recently driven from
hr bones BY an order of the Federal authorities the under
lgned were appointed committee orgaszs the measures
me- essay for cbtaung inhabaes the 6Ate OF Vr
gnIN such conbu they may be disposed to Offer In aid
u the above object with power appoint such other commit
teea as az be found admissible TO have full power the
subject The ntrbuions when collected be forwarded to
the COMMITTEES the city Of Mobile aud to be By them
applied SO as best to relieve the distress Of the exlcs
In discharge Of duty thus imposed on them the ueder
signed have appointed che following comsees 70 invite ana
csye contributions from persons In the State OF Virginia
whether citizens thereof other sae who may be disposed
In mai hem
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

STORM ON THE FLORIDA CoAsT-The gale which pre-.
vailed for several days last week. said have been
very destructive of life and property on the Florida
coast. All along the ccast immense amount of the
growing crops have been destroyed-houses have been
blown down, fences destroyed and ia some localities
the crops rave been nearly all destroyed 1t report
ed that in the vicinity of St. Marks, an island was sub
merged, and large number of persons drowned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
AU TOE ALE

AUCTION SALE
MAN UFA CTURED GOODS
RAN MATERIAL, de-, dc,
ORENSHAW, WOODEN COMPANY.
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE OFFICE
OF the Agents Crenshaw Company north side OF the
Basin Richmond, Va "WEDNESDAY 10th OF June II eek
consisting Of the foil wing articles, viz:
50 pieces Military Goods, fine al WOOL Nos. X, 81,
rs pieces dark mixed Milton Citizens Cloth
pieces Buff, pieces Red,
1000 lbs Washed WOOL part secured and Dyed ready
cards,
So bales Cotton, prime quality,
1000 lbs Indigo,
10 bbls Clipped Logwood,
5000 lbs Stick Logwsod,
l6 boxes Window Glass,
80 new Window Frames,
kegs Nails,
! Cast Tuck, y
pair Fairbanks Scales,
4 bbs Soda Ash,
bbg Butash.
bbs 2inch o. Iron, about is feet long,
Fire Regulator,
Leather-sheep Skins Lace, Roller Picker and Upper
10 Warns, part Of them died and sized
Wooden and Cotton Rags,
Paper Stock, Wooden Waste,
Some Alum, Lac Dye,
Blue Vrot vsrdegrls, Glue.
Flax Seed Block Tin OF Vrrol
shafting Hangers, Pu,les, &c, &c, my29-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

LLLErT, BILL CO., No. II Pearl street.
w b will sell, at our Warehouse, No. I Pearl
w street, Richmond, Virginia. TUESDAY the 9th day
June, 1858 commencing Al 10 O'clock large fresh
imported DRY GOODS HATS sHo &C. c.nsstirg part Of
the following ARTICLES:
10 cases 4 English Prints
do a. do do
8 do "a, - ard 4 Engi1h Bl.sehed Shifting
10 bsIes OF osnaburss
10 do rs Brown sheeting
20 do "a do DO
DO heavy English Blue Denims
DO Rsgetta Str;pes
20 pieces Cotton Plaids
Fascy Jaeonc4 French organdes English Debages French
Fancy Mouslns and Apsccas Black Apacc.s, Fancy
Msrsslss ltsh Linens Linen Canvas, Hucksbacks and
Hu:k Towels Heasy kndlsh Blue FlAnnes Sc psrs Bed
Blanfet "a few pair very superior,) Navy Shirts Mon
key Jackets, Guernsey jackets, Ladies' and Cent?
Handserehefs SPOOL Cotton, Shoe Thread, large lot Of
Genilrmen's Felt Hats Ladies. and utildrens Morocco
and Lasting GAel, Kid Slippers, &c, &C.
Thesae will commence with the HaB AID Shoes
je3-Ip kLLsTr, BELL co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

SOLDIER KILLED.-on Friday afternoon last while the
special train from Petersburg.to Richmond was passing
under the road bridge at Dunlops young soldier
named Charles Lane, of the 9th n. C. Regiment was
knocked from the car on which be was standing and it
is supposed, instantly killed The gneer not hearing
of the accident did not stop his train until be arrived
a. Port WalthalI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

THEArRE-Miss Ella Wren will re-appear at this dra.
matte temple tonight, in the character of lady Nae
beth-Sr. Ogden personatiug Macbeth Miss Katie Is
tsle goes 10 Petersburg for short season. company
with Mr.. James Harrison the leading actor is per
forming there
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

THI CsoPs-They have commenced cutting the wheat
in Alabama. The yield is abundant and free from rust
The and wheat crops in Georgia Alabama and Mis-
sisppi ne and the people of these States say they
have never had better An observaut writer says i
have very little cotton, but of corp wheat
and rye In my opinion we will have more than the
people or army can consume this year"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

DISCOURSE THE LIFE GEN. JAcKsoN.-Rsv. T.
V. Moore, Of Richmond, haa accepted an invitation
from the citizens of DAnviIe, to deliver in that place.
his discourse upen the life and character of General T.
j. Jackson. The address viii be delivered on Tuesday,
the OH inst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

TAG PRoFEsslOS.-Among the sOjourners in Rich
mond at present are Messrs. James r. Sneed aud R. B.
Rhet Jr, the first the editor Of the Sava nah RepuJ
can, and the second of the Charleston Aercy two of
the ablest and most widely known journals Of the
countrv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
RR0M THE RAPPAHANNOCK.

The earwigs" of this city, land their nameis legion
hive had lively time" for two or three days over
rumor from Fredericksburg of fighting in that entity,
which has been magnifed, of course, with all the usual
ccessories. The facts arc that brigade of Yankees
have crossed over below the town, and taken position
near the site of the Bernard House. On Friday there
was some diminishing between the picket guards, in
which some half dozen men on our side wounded.
Saturday night the Yankees brought over six or eight
pieces of artillery with which to strengthen their posi-
ton. The mOvem Mt is regarded as mere feint and
we expect to hear to-day that the Yankees have
crossed the river. If they attempt an advance from be-
yond the cover OF their guns they viii be FUSED up Or
'bagged"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Ia the sd Distre. the contest as close between W.
W. CauaEay, Jr., and Major G. W. Grice Toe former
az a msjOrty in Mshoue's brigade, l5th Va cavalry
end Otner companies. The latter leads in the Sd and
9rh regiments and Garneus artillery battalion Result
ros JET known We have the following additional
lanes Of senator's EJECT:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
FROM raE sournwesr-we copy the following items

From THE SoUTHwEsr-We copy the following items
from tie Jackson Mississppian of the SOth ult:
The Yankee cavalry attacked Colonel Writ Adams
cavalry in he vicinity of Mecbanicsville in Yazoo
ty the 29th and repulsed and driven back with
the loss Of or eight dead Yanks left on the field
From Port Hudson, we have reliable Information that
that place is completely invested by very strong force
under General Banks. We have no fears for General
Gardner-he is not the man to Weld and we believe he
viii cut his way out if he deems it necessary.
It is also stated that in the early part Of this week. he
gave division Of the enemy a severe thrashng
The Federals destroyed Austin, Miss, includ & the
records Of the Court Of Tunca county, and every house
in town. except one, on last Sunday The force which
accomplished this achievement OF vandalism was FL
hotts marine feet little fight took place Beaver
Dam Lake. about seven miles from town.
We have seen a gentleman who lett point above
Helena Tuesday last. He says there is no truth in
the reported capture of Helena by Gen. Marmaduke.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

5ue Present dist
was one of the ePPeL
the taking of Konters,, 80
.fe company of Frank Chea ~
glshed division commander Of Bragg
year in california during the gold excitement
= manches there o,ca.lonsly, and in one OF these
counters received cut across the cheek with Bowie
lie The scar Of which s.ili remains He was at one
ne a member Of the Methodist Church. having pro-
fssed religion during the of Methodist revvalS'
is fit, bosever did not last long with him. as be CUB
sequ nty turned his attention TO politics de was
the uplas tlector tor The Nashville District, and
udfed nias If win credit as stump orator OF no
mean pre- .ensons He lie now in bis proper element.
H. o. In every sense Of the wOrd-daring, shrewd and
watchfu He has been of great service on the outpos
aad his name is terror TO the blue coated dragons OF
the Celestial Empire of Mister Lincoln.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

MAJOR Dick McCASE.-A Chattanooga correspondent
of the Mobile Advertiser and Register gives the follow
log sketch Of this redoubtable officer:
Dick Nc ann, now Major commanding battalion
in horgans brigade is Of the most dashng guerrilla
leaders in Middle Tennessee. His fame throughout the
North rivals either that of Forrest Morgan or Stuart
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE $, 1858.

rxxas-Danri year 1880; month, $500: for lssu
a 4 a3.JO per month
rH1-EEuLr year SlOe0; snonths, s600
Ws-EL year, $500; months 500.
RsuiiiA1ces a ne risk Of he Subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
= TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
~ viii give the above rewari fo- the delivery ne ca,
scotisve) three negro boys, they ja that
them. NED about six feet hlsh twenty years NJ a. avis
ward 10 MS gait, soops in waking, and ~ kpoekne d.
CHARLES was raised In Orange county, and supposed
making In that direction. He dark mulatt Eve
feet six eight inches high quick u motop yess
GABRIEL about i've feet sig inches In heg pretty bl ck
seventeen years old has large mouth thick lips With scar
the upper lip; his father lives In 0range " gse
twenty-five dollars for the apprehension and can
get them, Of either Of them GEO lie AN,
my 26-2ws Near scottsyne, Albemarle county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
XEERY VALUABLE

N/aEh1 VALUABLE
MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE.
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Nelson county
vember iSth 1862 then Mase
sie being friendly suit for the division Of certain Mountain
Lands belonging 10 the estate Of the late VIM Masse SHALL
Commissioners Of the Court In said su offer auction,
premises the 10th day Of JUNE regardless Of
her all the Mountain Lands Of said sold
1st Montabeo Tract containing 300 acres lying on the
head vAters Of Tye River and through which runshe Tye
River and Blue Ridge Turnpike road Several hundred
In good state Of cultivation and under good fencing
provements consist Of comfortable dwelling with rooms and
passage, Kitchen meat and cehous
n for servants stables tobacco house. excellent pack
house, backsmiths shop grist
hne apple orchard In full bearing condition This place
the best opening In Virginia for yard and cooper establish
ment large SCALE having plenty the
variety and aroucd It. IL Hes In Nelson county the
mountain, the Rockbrdge Augusta lines IS niles from
Masuie's Mills In Nelson, and from Midway In Augusta
3D. The slade Trsc miles Montebelo, on the same
road towards MdwAy2o about 30 Of which cleared
and der fence.
sd The drub Tract" 800 acres adjoining M0n,ebsO and
rnlmproVed.
1h 90 acrss respectively about
mile from Montebello.
And the Saturday following good bad weather, win
SELL at the village Of New Market Nelson county lot containing
half OF land belonging TO the estate.
TKRH both sales6 n and IS months with personal security
and a tile retained TIL payment
J. WARWICK,
J0s LYON,
splI-tdA THO. J. mAssIE. Commissioners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

HORSE THIEF Automatically forenoon Lieut.
Carter aud F. Hicks of the city police, arrested young
man named James II. Miller, the charge of horse
stealing. The prisoner and accomplish named Jas
Spicer riding lesurey through of the stree
in the western part of the city on the stolen horses
when they were observed by the policemen who had
been the lookout for them. Spicer put spurs to his
horse and escaped, but Miller secured after des
perate effort to get away he rode a fine irong gray
horse belonging to some person unknown. Miller was
mounted on hoe sorrel horse the of which, is
also unknown. He weighs about 100 lbs, has rudy
complexion and wore white straw hat with a broad
black band, white linen coat and dark pants His age
is about % Miller will be brought before the Mayor
this morning. The owner of the horse should come
forward and prove his title to the animal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
AOCslUN sAae~
81 LANiLa, rolLEsoh & cA:LErr

By LANIia, rolLEsoA cA,Lrrl
WE WILL SELL, AT DIR WApv
June sh. =. t. No Pc STREET on MONDAY Mopn,so
disc cor, ~ nD,latty oeoS Irgs assortm,n, ., MAt
40 nlse OF We ioloEirg dessbs "a fcAS
aoS p s Black aud . ht Ltans ~"s g''as
No 40 F,hcy aud c on d.
~. do d Print.
ivo do Hu- DENNIS
p,n n'e ngured brilha Is, O. sfrcSLnnu
"a tu i.n LINENS Paper CeuS|k
M. h'oen 81 seung, 60 6rsy Pa .n.t
APscas Colored ChAmbrsv-
f.ne Cambrtc shifting Brown Ge;,o
E 1sn nhte Hose, Gerta' Prown ana MI,
Wits aid Back Patent Thread "Nu BACK half do
Ge.,ts' and Ladies Hem tIt,bsS -,
kershief anu Linen Cambria Ham.
Gloves sad Mts, Agate Buttors
Playing cards, Needlrs, Pima Pencils AMI pu,
Fine Ivory Combs anq 70 D ess,pg do VI "'iues
Gents. Ladies md ChIldreps shoes
Balance Handle Knives end Forks
Table and Tea Spoons, Siyrr Pistei Knives and yoy
Envelopes, Fancy sosIs and Mem; randum BSaks
Matches, Ink and Bsekilg
CLOTHING.
Gents and Boys Summer Goats, p. MS and vsst.
pairs Black Cassim,re Pants Merno Shirts and
Drawer. 0"A'' eNH
sale TO commence with Dry Goods
1oods sold through without hrt or reserve
je6-2t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
Smith 4 HARwI
LANIERs, ToLLEsON 4 CArLErr. Aucrs.
BY KEyT, PAINE 4 CO., AUOPS


7 ARGE AND PgREMPTURY SALE OF
IL DIZZY GOODS, STATIONERY, DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
encing 10 o'clock WIN sea- at Wareesuse large
v.res OF Fresh DRY Goops sTAroSEsY DRUGS
Among them viii be found
1910 pieces Fancy English Prints,
800 DO Black and White DO,
80 do Bich Printed Lawns and ergandes
800 do Back ana White de, do,
100 do Paris Printed JacOnets,
l00 do Fancy AID hournins .BelllneI and Cbai.s,
100 do Heavy Omen Ducks
2rO do English Biesched shirtInss
100 do Mixed Mohaifs md Deosges,
200 dozen ladies' Hemsiitch and Bold red l. Hdkrs,
200 do Gents Bordered do
100 do Linen Dsmask Ma, kns,
800 Bl.sched Linen Damask Table Cloths
linen Oucksbucks, Linen sheetingI,
ce Cambria, Colored Cbambrays
sWi,s Muslns, NAinsook Musins
White and colored Tarltans
figured Swiss
Embroidered Curia3 Muslins and Laees
u. urnng and Fancy PoPllus and Garages
Brown end Beachs I'd LIZ en- DrIings
Undreaed Brown Linens
Brown Hollands, BLACK sisSla
Rsd Wool Plann. Is
Ga Rlohed Plush
BNcT English aeTinos
Checked tassimeres
GarE and Brooks 200 ward White and Black spool
Patent hresrs, Back Sewing Six
Ladies Merino Vests
Men Calico and Fancy Wool Vests
Black and Fsrcy Cashmere Parts
Fatigue Jackets
sngish Ano American Pics
kuipender Buttons
10 sales Heavy southern Domestic Stripe.
1000 reams letter and Cap Paper
$40 do Commercial Nete do
100 do Printing Paper assorted sizes
Drawing PIpH, Music Paper
Envelopes, stee Pens, lie u Pencils, &c.
WIN variety OF ugs and many other goods expected 10
arrive In time.
rsru' sAAh. KENT, PAINE CO.,
Jei AuctOnees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

Two hundred aud four paroed Confederate prisoners
reached Petersburg from City Point on Friday morning
last.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
WILD WESTERN SCENES
(NE w SERIES),

THE WHITE SPIRIT OF THE WILDERNESS.
BRING
Narrdtire of Adventures Embracing tie Charae-
Iers Portrayed IN the Original "Wild Western
Scenes" oUer One Hundred Editions Of
Which hare been Sold in Europe
nd A mericd.
BYJ. II. JONES,
Athor of the First Series of "Viid Western Scenes"
Sir gle Copies to any address 81 49, Postage Paid.
The Trade supplied at SIS per 100 Copies
NJ. A. MALsBY, Publisher,
jee-lod3 Cor Main and 18th IT'S Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

Hrsr1Nss CoURr.-Xsry Corners was tried on Friday
evening for receiving goods stolen from Chiles Che
uery, and sent to the peniEentAry for one year On
Saturday Richard Morris tried for stealing ewelry
from Andrew j. Myers, found guilty and sent to the
penitenary for four years. In the of John Jones'
convicted of receiving goods stolen from Tyler Sor
the day of the riot April Cd and sent to the PEN
Tertiary for year. the court set aside the verdict and
granted trial. The following parties brought
up and sentenced the penitenary for the terms at
tached to their Philip Colgn, two years and six
months; John CochraJe, one year; VIM. H. Murphy,
four years Wn. Sullivan FIVE years Thos samanpi,
two years. Virgil Jones' three years. In the cases of
Murphy Samann and Jones' execution of sentence was
suspended for thirty days, to allow them to make app
cation the Court of Appeals for writs of The
court having finished its business adjourned to the
next term.