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CLEARED.
SHIPS -Rs.1luts Liverpool; Ro'yn Castle. 10.
ls'a' Webb, dn, Aymar, MntAntaA
BARK Excelsior, tBitshl Capcott, tor Artserr
RkiCs Jeremiah, savannah Collthnr.,
hrnzani'lr, Grace orth'netou, ReYe, Hon. Softi.
en- iitht, - Thomas fhuratOn, Artovo. " II Nc.
Gilvery Clrienh; Emma, Nas,ar.
sCHOONFR--E : DoVnius, Fort Roval. Msria
Jane Ponce; ChlnsarogA ACcomac Hannah, Wash
ington, ID 4.
ARRIVED.
HTEANsHlPS-Havsna, HavAna Kinsf,her. RAJ.
umors; Ericsson, Hilton Head; City OF Cork, Liver.
pol aud Quccustoyn.
BARk-AAry Schoifeld, lof Liverpeoll Gov Bav
BRlGS Caroline, A.7lnwall Princess Alice. Ci.
eniucfoG keosa- Eaegci lslani Portsmouth, Monte
bav; Magma thartA Garc Bay.
SCHOOSERS-fr -frriealcr, Gardiner; NarleL BID
d'io.d; hos.,nrer, E"' ~'ani ior Fortress Monioc;
tHtaw nutrhk, ao uO queen of Clippers, tonvnI {. (;
Mary Btrlen, Cha flo'tC'uvn, ; 7; u h Ilaskius
Fortune Ia, julia baker, Ncw London.
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BROOKLYN.

THE QrorAs.-Thc quota of the Third Con.
gres'ionsl District by Wards was definitely hxci
by Col Jordan, n the Proves, .Marshars Office.
yesterday Afternoon. The following hg1ircs show
tho number of person. enrolled. and The number
required IN the Wards named,
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iilDlCINES.

4 CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND REAT.
4 tiiul Coml' sion follows the iso OF He.mhold's
Concentrated Fluid Extract Sai-aparlla. II remove,
Black S"ts' Pimp.e. and all Erupiiou-. "a
| HLMEOLp'S EXTRACT OF SARSAT NRIl-
d. cleanse and renoyatss I've hlo,'d- uSiil. tho
NiRor O' hc'i,h into The system and rurgcs nut tho
hunors that make disease. 31A
T'O PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, AMI
Il hcautify the 1Inp.eG ION use HFI N8OLpS IIgL.
ly Concentrated Fluid EXusDi Sar-apalla. Ouc l,'s
eiuAls in swnrth one gallon %. tho Sflp or Decor
iinn. ~
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
- lct-Sineer's and ". & wisou's sVav. on hand.
also inschne Trimmings in general, needle, shuttie--
bobbns, elk and cotton, at Isl liiyiuston st 27i
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, To
Cient o. oych nae All kinds, ueV snd .eooud hand,
cheap Tor clsh, or pl,t payment machines oughs
Hud repaired advances made. 5,ih Bioadg av, loom
9, up-rtiirs ovor book stois. ~
SEWISG NACHINE-WASTEDA a Second
- hand Grover & Raker machine, latest pattern
cost not over SO Addless N. '. g.. hoT us sun
Once. oI
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TREATMENT or INTERNAL. plrE EA-L~.
MS desirable Hous" ~ lisNiul" is open "a r. %.
tien A. al! -c'uns OF the yrar, md q N ilc most
healthy ana aitiH live location on the lsianl, bCirs
bat ltt'ep ninu,ts dIiyC from the Hlsl. and arcos.
f'Nt n" TIE ollovint routes Il liudrou River trAirs
etoppin. li.d e. station. llAre'l trbinG 10 I95'n
~. the 4th Avenue, in CONNECTION with line u
STAGES which Hlso connect win al the 'oll1wine
rOups conveying plsacN9Cis 20 the lui' irr rates
The 81 Avenue cals, luuuiug eNcy nve minutes tom
the City Hal 10 l2gth e., Nhch IL the point from
which the above q; es s'a't The "a Avenue cqIs N
l2tth Il, ore block east OF the sr route. The Sth
A.c-uc Cars 10 -5th IT, Eve 'Cl minutes. steam.
boat 4ul eye-y Lour tom Peck Sop IN IA 81 IA
l.ohi s Harlem. une-thiTd Of the csses treatci
& gia'uitolsB. UJe
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

4 RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN
~ would let ufui'he1 ict roam 10 I or 9 young
At ~ we. - h ~. Mr. COYLE
BOARD WANTED-A WOMAN TO BOARD
i'wlth loae somsu at No. 81 orchard street third
floor.
CHEAP LODGINGS BY TIE NIGHT OF
Sweok, nt Dupont H0uso, HUDSON and taight
sts. AdmitIante At any hour 326
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-lNQUIRR
l. ~ R2nwick At, near Camel 81
pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
Il With or without hoard. Al lH West Fourth ST..
bet AcDougal md sixth avenue, near Washington
square, Amiy street STAGES ana sixth ave very
near. 3bi
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COAE.

PEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH AND
delivered, AZ lowest Tatra. rHOs. : lOKI-, cor u
i2d 81. and lWh ave. iUA
X10-BEST QUALITY RED ASH COAL,
~ var !ons siZes; full vcirh' cuaTAnteeO
streets. AZ
S11 PER TON, FIRST QUALITY STOVE,
Egg and Furnsce, vel screened from under
cover, 20dJ pounds or forfeit the hl Apply At i49
Agent. 2NT
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h-d ttssed 1ern 81 ard bsde shsn god night
- ali sue'eh his arms out In the DARKNESS anh
e'' With low, yerpins voice
my s,e,lA my beloved, le, ne come 70 thss +"
And a. lsnelh the longing prayer ys heard
THrFS
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HORSES. CARRIAGES Xc.

FOR SALE-A GREY HORSE, Is HANDS
l. hirh good traveller, suitable Tor any hind of
worf Price as. CAL NJ i?i Carlton At. ?
Tor SALE-A TEAM OF HORSES, HAIR
ness and double truck also the work OF a nev
commission house. Inquire ut 2i5 West 9lst street.
after O'rlb.k, evening. 26q
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TOR SALE-A HANDSOME GREY HORSE.
yeaie ol ll.lA hands sound ind Kind In hArnc,.
d, wheel sig md harness cold tnpcra'c oI 20 cher
20 70 'e,u at 7d West Ith A. the backsrnith .hop,
/ thc u,ag Isl
FOR SALE C!IEAp-A STRONG WORK
4 Ing hplse IL for clrt o. truck FIIHSIMMONS
4 hcDpNplGN. 10 Fitt II. l66
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

RlRDS-A FINE SELECTION OF LONG
- and short breed Canary bird. cnre,, seeds kc
for ta, by JOHN hogan, rs Fact Honfton y,
Also small goodle dog and young hull dos o sale
cheap. 2b2
ENFFEBIED AND DELICATE CONSTT.
- iu'iors NJ both ,eyes uso HEL LMBOI.n'S Extract
BuChn. Hvili give brick and ensfg.tc teehns, and
enable you N sleep well. ga
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The Wirz Trial.
Washington, Oct. !,

Washington, Oct. Is
The record Of the testimony in the
Wirz trial makes five hundred foolscai
pages, divided into seventy parts, er3
contains between three and four hundred
objscli"ns and rulings Of the court. One
hundred and sixty witnesses we're eXamn-
Cd on both sides, several Of whom were
individually on the stand two days for ex
animation. in chief, and cross-examinalion.
Mr.. Baker, Of the counsel for the defense
thought it would take him seven or eight
days to properly read ;his mass Of tesl.
mony. in addition to the subsequent; task
Of examining all the points Of law, and
last OF all the criticism Of the statements
Of witnesses, the comparison of the differ
ent classes Of testimony. and the wrilin 9
out OF bis argument. lie insisted on
having two full weeks for the performance
of Ibis labor, saying it was utterly iInpos-
sible for him to complete it III shor,o,
period of time.
The court at first gave him eight days
and afterwards extended the imi, TO
twelve days, bu. Mr.. Baker would take
nothing less than two weeks from Mon.
day, and failing in this, chose to submit,
the cose without argument,
Col. Chapman, the Judge Advocate, i,
already preparing his argument, promising
to cover the grounds on both sides, and
will read j. next Wednesday, when, as is
usual in such cases, the court will, with
closed doors, proceed to consider AND
make up their fn.ing in the case before
them
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TAN NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the village of Two
Rivers remaining anredeemed in the office of
the treasurer Of said village for the taxes due
and unpaid thereon, FOR the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three. (IS63), for
which said taxes, the said tracts of land and
village lots, were sold on the 18th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1868. Now thcref re unless the
amount of taxes. interest, fees, AID charges,
set opposite the several tracts of land and VIII
laee lots. as herein described including ten
cents advertising fees for each and every such
description be paid on or before the lst day of
January A. d. 1866, according to the time
when said tracts of lands and village lots were
sold, as above stated the same will be convey
ed to the purchaser or his assignees, in pur-
suance of the statutes for such case made and
provided.
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.JOsEN..Es. burke.

County Surveyor Of Manitowoc County
RESIDENCE, NEAR CLAEK's MILLS.
VIII promptly attend to all busin4 ss entrusted
to him. Orders NAV be left at the Store Of H.
Nahorey, or at tie .iiice Of the Manisowoo
PILOT.
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Prisoners Paroled.
Warrington. Oct IL.
The following was issued TO-DAY

Executive Office, Oct II, 1865
|Iaerea,, the following named person.
to-rit John A Campbell, of Ala, John
II. Reagan, Of Texas, Alex. II Stephens
Of Ga, Geo. A Trenholm, Of 5 c., and
Chas Clark, Of Miss, lately engaged in n
rebellion against the L. s. government,
~ho are now in close custody, have made
their submission 10 the au'hoii.y Of the
U. S. apparent, and applied to the rre.i
den, for pardon, under his proclama ior
and nerea, The authority O. die ie..~ra
government i. Sufficiently restored 10 me
aforesaid states 10 admit oi The enlarge
ment Of said persons from close custody
i, is ordered 'ha; they be released on Civ
ing their respective paroles to appear at
such time and place as the president may
designate, 10 answer any charge that he
may d'ec, to be preferred against them.
and also that they vii respectively abide
IN the places herein Designated, and not de-
part lherefro0: John A. Campbell, in the
state Of AIahama; John H. Reagan, in
the state OF Texas Alexander II Srerh
ems, in the state Of Georgia George A..
Trenholm, in the state Of South Carolina,
and Charles Clark, in the state of Missis
aippi, and in case the president sho AID
grant his pardon to any Of said persons
such persons parole will be discharged.
ANDREW JoHSsov, President.
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sherin'x Sale.

State of Wisconsin, Manitowoc County Cir
cult Court.
Charles Kuehn, Plaintiff against Adolph
Mosseau and James VI. Sprague, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE Of an execution issued out OF
ID ard upd9r the seal of said Circuit Court in
the above entitled action, to me directed and
delivered against the personal property and
real estate OF the al owe named defendants,
have seized and levied upon all the right, title
aud interest Of the said defendants in and to the
GLOWING described property of which they or
tier OF them were seized on the It'll day of
May, A. D. 1859, Or have since acquired thereto
to Wit: All that piece or parcel of land situated.
lying and being in the county of Manitowoc,
State of w isct nsin, described as follows, to
wit: The south half Il of the north west
quarter II of section number thirty-s:x 1867
town humber twenty-one CD range number
twent. >three (23 } east, in said county, except
eleven on acres heretofore decided to William
Lendt, which said property shall expose for
sale, and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, on the I'd day Of December,
II 1868, at the hour of lie O'Clock In the
forenoon of that day. at the Court House, in the
village and county Of Manitowoc, to satisfy
such execution, amounting to the sum Of three
hundred ana nine dollars aud lightweight
cents, S309,ssl, with interest thereon from the
18th day OF May, A. D. 1859, bcsdes costs and
charges and expenses Of sale,
GEO S. GLOVER,
Sheriff Of Manitowec County, Wis.
Dated Sheriff's office, Oct. 10, 1865
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An Attack on the President.

Washington, Oct. II.
An ARRAY occurred a, the President.
hou,e this afternoon
\ mnE somewhat intoxicated, called to
see the President. He WAS boisterous,
and officer Crook refused him admission
up stairs lie became very disorderlv
and was pu, out OF the Executive Mansion
When about fifty feet from the door, be
turned and drew a revolver on the officer
when The guard made Iungs at him with
b" hayonet, and lie was captured and
taken before Justice Walter, who fined
him the emo nous sum Of a. 600 for car.
rying concealed weapons. Having no
money, 10 WAS committed.
lie gave his name As Robbins Summer.
and said he was brother Of General
sumner
He comes from Alexandria, and hi.
name is probablv al alias.
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Dissolution of Partnership,

NOTICE is hereby given that by mutual con-
~ sent the undersigned have dissolved part
nership, and that all debts and demands against
the firm will be paid by Boy Snkson and John
Ebeling, who will continue partners as hereto
fore Henry Ebeling leaving the firm.
BOY SINKSON,
JOHN EBELING,
HENRY EBELING.
Ai:hicot', October sin, 1865.
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The Proposed Constitutional Amend.
ment-an Attempted Fraud upon
White Citizens.

The act to extend the right of suffrage
to male persons Of African hood" pass.
ed al the last session Of the legislature, is
10 be voted upon al the general election
III November.
The first section Of the act confers upon
negroes rights and qualifications secured
TO white electors under tie constitution.
Section > declares tie tims and mode
Of submitting The question TO the people.
Section ) re.ds a, follows:
Soc g. The ballot 10 be used on this
occasion. shall be for the affirmative, " for
the extension OF suffrage" for tho negative
for lie extension Ct suffrage, no" which
shal. 10 on the general ballot used at said
election, and deposited in the same box :;
and all persons qualified by law to vote at
=:.y election in this state, shall be deemed
voters on this question.
To the peculiar wording of this section,
We call the public attention. The man
ner Of presenting the question is an IN.
usual one, and Intended TO deceive. The
simple words, for the extension Of suf
frage," cover a popular idea, while the
real purpose Of giving unusual privileges
to negroes is not apparent The sffirma-
tive and negative votes are alike, save the
word mo- which may he torn off or
erased in such manner as to deceive the
voter There is nothing in the halo;
showing The purpose Of the vo'e-,he ne
gro is entirely and purposely left out, and
apopuIar expression used to catch the eye
and deceive the voter. The whole thing
i. Al attempted fraud upon the white man,
guard against the imPo.i,on.- hudson
Dtmocrot.
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GEO REED,

attorney and Counsellor at Law, -.
Has resumed the practice of his profession If,
Manitowoc, and car promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
e Collections made in any part of the State
For few weeks his office will be found at
his dwelling house
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GEO. "a. WOODEN.

attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par.
ticular attention gwen to collecting, &C. or
fee on York, Street, 'Mauitowoc Wis. milf
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In Justice Court.

Manitowoc County, town of Manitowoc.
To Geo. l.. Lee, Esq. SIR
VOU are hereby notified that a warrant OF
i attachment las been issued against you,
and your property attached to satisfy the de,
mand of Richard Xiii gholz, amounting to
fifty dollars.
Now, unless you shall appear before Charles
Reuter-, a Justice Of the Peace in ard for said
County, at his Office in said town, on the 2lst
day of November, A. d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock 10
the forenoon, judgment will be rendered agans,
you, and your property sold to pay the debt
RICHARD KLINGHOLZ.
Manitowoc, Sept. o. 1865.
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q. TORRISON s. CO.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails
etc, Produce of all kinds wanted, nl.tf
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TTanttOWOc Marker.
Corrected Heckiy by WIN. III. HoRs,
Dealer an Produce, Provisions. dc.

Corrected H'eckiy Jy WIN. IL. HoRS,
Dealer IN Produce, Provisions. dc.
WHEAT, White Winter, S1.6O
do Red do 1901 40
do Spring, do 1,l5ye 20
CORN, 100
OATS 3ca35
POTATOES, 2oa3O
BEANS $500
BARLEY. 75090
HAY, per ton, $50 20
FLOUR, White Winter, So
do Rye. do $50
do Spring extra $50
do Supertinc. 7,50
FINE CORN MEAL, 200
PORK, Mess per Dbl. S43,0
PORK, Fresh, per hundred, Ss,0099,O0
SALT. 325
BUTTER. 290 80
EGGS, i5d Is
SUGAR, Brown. 1890
do Crushed and refined, IS
COFFEE, Rio, 40
do Java As
LUMBER. Common. $500
do 2nd clear, % 90
do 1st do 5000
SHINGLES, Common, $50
do Warranted, So so
do Sawed, $50
LATH 4.50
WHITE FISH. 5000 90
TROUT, 4.50a5, 90
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HAMILTON s TREAT,

Attorneys and Counsellors at La',.
Office on. York Street, Manitowoc, Mani &C
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to.
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Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Genera
Conveyar Ger. and Agent for the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend to
the payment of Taxes, &c. Office south Of
the Court House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

Ayes-Messrs. Aiken, Anderson. Barksdaie, Bat
son, Baylor, Blandford, Brady, Branch, Ii. W
Bruce, Burnett, Carroll, Chambers, Chrisman, Clop
ton, Cluslkey, Conrad. Darden, Dupre, Echols, I'll
lott, Ewing, Gather, Garland, IIanly, Hatcher
Herbert, Hilson, Machen, Miles, Miller, Shewmake
J. NJ Smith, W. T.. Smith, Triplett and Wither.
spoon-35
Noes-Messrs. Atkins, Bell, Chiffon, Clark Col
var, Conrow, Cruikshank, DeJarnette, Foster, Full
Ter, Graham, Gmer, Goode, Holder, Holiday,
Lampkin, J. NJ. Leach, Lester, Logan, Lyon, Me-
Mullen Menees Norton, Orr, Perkins, Pugh, Ram
say, Read, Russell, Simpson, Snead, Staples, Tur-
ner, Where, Wickham and Wilkes-36.
The House then adopted te following, by vote
Of 81 to SO:
RESOLVED, That the report of the special commit
tee is the Judgment of the House.
And then without transacting any more very i'm
portant business the House, at half-past three r
NJ, adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18
SAVANNAH. Monday, Jan.

SAVANNAH. Monday. Jan. y lSbJ.
The AragO Capt. Gad,deu, which arrived NJ Port
ROYAL GA tile eth inst brought us Major Gen. John
A Logan, ircu his yisiJ 10 the North. On the Ioi-
10 eius day Gen. Sherman reviewed his famous od
co~ps-the iJtl-which Is now under the command
or jteu. Logan Iu.tke General absence the corps
IA, been commended by Osterhaus- The day was
rcmarkably fine and a lgyge number OF SPECTATORS,
msl.trry and civilians were attracted 10 the spoil
Generals sherman, Getryi Logan ana USER
hgtl, were present, the troops being uhder tue
immediate command Of Gen. OsteIhauN. Inc
men marched past in splendid order and with
true ssIIierIy bearing each man striving 10 do hls
best for the credit OF the corps. They were evil
IDENTITY pleased Is the return Oi their old command
er aud nothing but military discipline prevented
their cheering him as he rode on the field. The
18th corps has been sent by General Sherman 10
Beaufort to cooperate with General Foster. tede-
ral prsoners escaped TO- the prison at columbia
repOr; that while passing through tLe >"amp'' 'h'y
mot inward, of two thousand OF NEeeers cavalry,
who said they had deserted and had given up the"
arms aud acCoutremCut5 10 the negroes. lLey we're
III the most wrctcied condition, more than h1ll-
starved hatlcss, bootlesS, and with barely as much
clothing on their persons a. deCehcy demands lueN
declared thew had seen enough OF war, and were
nov on the way 90 tEeir homes, which they we're
determiued-tO reach 1T ali hazards. Our new post
Office has just been opened, Colonel MARYLAND aching
as mail agent. SUclrCn institution had OF cOeTse
become necessity, and the rush 70 obtain postage
stamps was kept up all day. Provost Marshal Sey-
nour has notified the newspapers 10 withdraw
all notices OF amuSemeuts from their columns,
and 10 publish no more without General Gea-
rvs permission The disorderly conduct Of
the soldiers during the last performance at the
Ntl.puul has been the cause OF this order being IS
sued. The Provost Marshal has olso regulated the
prices Of all articles OF common use from the
published tariff it appears that pair Of boots are
worth irony SO % s2j-FedeTal currency ei course
rubber coats. $50; shirts, 50 gloves %; WINE
s, rb. eiibles butter eau be had for 75c. per IT,.
cTee,s for. 50c.; can Of peaches, 81 preserved
1,s,ts II 'p,r can poultry, 81 so; Holsters, ST.
these prices are not eNtravagant, and WI MOI mnei
more than pay freight and other eSPe.es dES y,
nah RsDabliran. we have had a number OF ARRIVAL Y
of distinguished military personages during Ine las
fsw DAYS. Among them are Major General Howard
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18
THE CITY.

Mayors CorRT.--The following cases were qdju-
dicated this morning
Tom, slave of =. W. Tompkins, was charged with
stealing ham, of the val $50, the property OF
said Tompkins Ordered SO lashes.
hnMcKay was up.for being drunk in the Second
Market house. and was discharged.
Tom Blake and Cornelius Harris were examined
on the charge of having free papers, although de-
claring themselves free. Tom and Cornelius were
ordered 80 lashes apiece, and sent to the En-
rolling officer.
George, slave Of Thomas Y Catett, was charged
with receiving a trunk containing clothing one sill
yer watch and other articles value, all of the val
nc ofs3OOO, the property Of Samuel NJ. Wilson; and
one other trunk containing gold, silver and copper
coin-all OF the value of S25--the prOpertyOf some
person unknown. Case continued to the 18th.
Jno White, slave OF Turpin Marlborough, was up
for havsg lot OF clothing, supposed 10 be stolen
George Norton, white man, was brought before
his Honor charged with walking locked-arm in the
street with sable Venus, by name Hannah, slave
of Major J. b. Cary. George was discharged after
an investigation.
The continued case of Isabella Ratclf charged
with having breastpin ofthe value of $50, stolen
from some person unknown, was heard, and result
ed in the discharge of the accused.
Mrs Fanny Poindexter was fined $40 for allowing
her servant to go at large in the city,
James Hodman for lilre offence, was also fined
$50.
Elizabeth slave of Richard Talliaerro, was order
ed 80 lashes for receiving and having lot of stolen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

FKE-A fire broke out early this morning in the
house occupied by Henry Mathews, free negro, on
18th street, near the lst Market.
The fire was the result of accident, having
caught from defective stove-pipe The house was
entirely consumed, and Mathews lost most Of his
furniture.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

s5r' sl,ss G,n a liz aid General Foster. There
id ar 4 "a = L., and, indeed, OF news OF
ali kne III &, sas appear 20 take kindly to the
new order OF tn and the city assumes its woUted
aspect There is considerable suffering here, as you
well aware by this time among the colored peo-
pie and the poor whites and the arrival of food and
other necessares from the North is anxousy looked
for. SAVANNAH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

GEN FoRREsT.,The editor of the Jackson Ms
sissippiaa Ertd has had conversation with Captain
William Forrest brother OF the Wizard Of the
Saddle, who stated that lac had dispatches from his
brother of the 22d and positively denied that there
was any ground for the yeport OF difficulty with the
General and one of his men, much less the outrage
GUS report that he had been assassinated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

SALE OF NEGROEs.---A number of negroes were
sold at auction in Danville on Saturday. The prices
ranged from SIS, 900 to $500, and showed very
healthy state of the market for this species Of pro
nertV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

We learn from the Mobile Tribune that Lieutenant
Colonel Williams, who was in charge at Fort Powell
aud who for evacuatng that post, was subjected to
cou of inquiry, has been acquitted and restored to
bis command in the 2lst.Alabama.