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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
Proceedings OF the Legislature - Case Of
Col. Jacques-Posspenemen Until Next
Term - Impeachment OF the Mayor
Of Lsuisville-He 10 Endorsed by the
Citizens.

FRANKFORT Ky. Saturday, Dec 9. 1865
Resolutions were yesterday introduced into
the House ndorsng President Johnsons reconstruction
policy. fayorDg general amnesty. and recommending
the pardon Of Jefferson Davis.
LOUISVILLE, Saturday. Dec 9. 1865
At the Jefferson CiTcnt Court while the trial OF Col
Jacques was progressing. Capt. Gibson, one Of the
counsel for the defense, seized with vertigo, and
the was continued till the next term.
The Commonwealth Attorney filed appeal from
Judge Johnsons decision. in the case of the Common
wealth against Gen. Palmer and the Court adjourned
sine die.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting in the
Court House to-day in reference To tine late mpreach
ment OF Mayor Tamphert for his refusal to sign
tract with the Louisville and Portland Railroad Com
pany, The meeting passed resolutions sustaining the
Mayor and appointed Committee to proceed to
Frankfort 10 ask the Legislature to amend the City
Charter. that in OF vacancy in the Mayoraty
the election shall devove upon the people and that any
officers removed by impeachment may be eligible for
reelection. The Board of Aldermen requested to
postpone the trial of the Mayor until week from
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
THE EXECUTIVE PARDON AND THE QUESTION OF
REINSTATEMENT IN THE RIGHTS OF FOR
PFITPn pROpRRTY

The Supreme Court of the United States now
has before It the case of The United States plaintiff In
error agt Leroy NJ Wiley which involves the question:
Does the Presidents pardon remit the sentence OF
forfeiture Of Rebel property and reinstate the kepe III
all his rights therefor" This was motion OF Leroy
NJ. Wiley defendant in and appellee TO DISMISS
the writ of error and appeal Of the United States on
the ground that the Presidents pardon a9d the accept
ance and compliance with the terms thereof by the de-
fendaB discharged and RENTED the forfeiture ior
which sentence of condemnation was pronounced IN inc
District Court, by pardonng the acts by which alone
II at all, that forfeiture was incurred
The cause originated in an information filed IN the
District Court Of the United States for the Southern
District thereof and one Charles Gould named as the
informer under the acts of Congress OF 1861 and le0
commonly known as the COniscati0n acts. for the con-
fscaton and forfeiture Of 756 shares Of the capital
stock of the Great Western Railroad Company OF 1872
and of upward Of $50 due coupons and bonds OF
the corporation the property Of the defendant
the twofold ground alleged in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of alleged OF property by Mr. Wiley in aid Of the
Rebellion under the Of ls6l and second OF alleged
reasonable acts Of Mr.. Wiley under the act of ls62
The motion to dismiss this cause was announced by
Mr.. Lar0que in its support.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Speaker Colfax keeps his own counsels, and
consults with but few il any members as to the con
stituton of the standing committees. The subject IS
one of much interest to those having legitimate bus
before the House and also to energetic class OF
men here known as the Lobby"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
KENTUCKY.
Pirst Result or the Adoption Of the Con-
stitutienal Amendment-Gen. Pnimcr's
Case Dismissed-His Proclamation 10
tie Coiored People Of the State.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Saturday, Dec y 100.
In the Jefferson Circuit Court, in the case oil
the Commonwealth Of Kentucky agt Maior'Gen j. III
Palmer for aiding slave to escape Judge johnson
dismissed the iaais.aent the ground that the re-
quise number Of States had adopted the Constitutional
Amendment abolishng Slavery before the Indictment
and therefore all criminal and penal acts the Ken
lucky Legislature relative to Slavery were null and Of
no effect.
General Palmer has issued proclamation declaring
that Slavery has ceased in the State Of Kentucky He
also adyises the oolored people to promptly apply to The
courts for redress the public conveyances shall disre-
gard their right to travel at pleasure. provided they
conform 10 reaso nable regulations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
LOUISIANA.
Another United States Senator Chosen
The State Conventional Case Of Mill.
tary Interference-The Cotton Busi.

NEwORIEAys. Friday. Dec. G, 1865.
The Louisiana Legislature to-day elected
Judge Henry Boyce OF Alexandria as United States
Senator Before the war he was United States Judge
for the Western District of Louisiana.
The United States Senators elect from this State now
are Hon. Randall Hunt and Judge Boyce.
NEw.ORLEANs, Thursday, Dec Z, 1865
The Monroe La) Register complains Of military inter-
ference by force Of arms to take from the sheriff Of
parish Treasury subagent who Lad been arrested by
a Judges decree on an affidavit charging him with
stealing cotton and obtaining cotton under false pre-
lenses TIE Resaer makes strong complaints against
the Treasury agents management of the cotton bust
ness in that section and Southern Arkansas 1t states
that Mr.. Burpridge Treasury Agent at New-Orleans
has Instructed his agent at Monroe to disregard wits Of
sequestraton and injunction issued by State courts
Claims to cotton taken by the agent must be tried and
investigated on the spot and the cotton forwarded to
New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

Omcial Canvass Of the Vote for Governor
The Legislature 70 Adjourn on the 18th
inst. To Feb. 4,
RLLEIGH, n. C., Saturday, Dec. 9, TO

RALEIGH, n c. Saturday, Dec. 9, 1863
The Legislature counted the vote for Govern
or today Worth received 81, 529: Holden, 25eo9; ma
jority for Worth, $780, Vance received 1872 Stamper
81 and X. L. Hoke -. The Legislature had passed
Joint resolution to inaugurate Worth to-day but re-
scinded il this morning passing resolution to adjourn
on the leth inst, to meet on the LIST of February
WILMINGTON n. C., Dec. 10, 1865
The steamer Clyde from New York. arrived yester-
day. Arrived to-day: Brig Julia, New.York; sch0on
ers Robert Caldwell Charleston; +. Nickerson, New
York; G. j. Spencer, New York; Lizzie lawson City
Poiut; Franklin Bell, New.York; Express Hyannis
Maine Law Rockport Cleared: Steamer Raleigh
New York; brig FredOnia, New York; schooner Nola
New-York.
Spirits rurpentine, &C.,; for Crude -. Tar s2 10
Rosin unchanged Freight lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
Heavy Robbery mt West Troy-S3a, 900
Taken.

TROY Saturday, Dec. ?, To.
Last night, the office of Roy d Co., at West
Troy adjoining their extensive mills. was entered ~
windows by packing shawls over them and then blew
open two safes. from which they extracted ", op IN
sevenhrties $4,000 in bank bills, and 500 IN specie
They made their escape with The money and there is
no clue TO their identity. There was private watch
man in the mill, some Distance from the Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
Brutal Murder In Ossege County.

, ALBANY. Saturday, Dec g. Is05.
Another frightful murder has been committed
IN Central New-York. On Thanksgiving day Il was
discovered that Mr.. Cranda and his wife the former
eo ana me latter % years Of age had been bruta muir
dered at their residence at In Osego Co.,
at about six miles from Brdgewaer on the new Berlin
road MT Cranda was shot through the heart and the
brains OF his wife were beaten out with bludgeon.
There o. 600 In the house which was not found by
the murderery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

AadrefW o. SooSo w
IL 10 Return - the Union The 'Aee d
Prsyvst.M arshal.
New ORLEANS. Thursd,y Dec. 1879
.JnJee P.aschal, on his return from Washing
ton IN sustin issued an address 10 the deopetf Texas
informing them a. TO what will be required Sc. tne
state back into the Union-that the Staie |iSenuon
must declare Slavery abolished, and taa. never ,sa
eIint as a punyShment for crme--and recok u1e tno
rights Of The aosro as freeman. not nptins hereby
however his socia! equality with the White ma or nn
equality at the polls. 1he Legislature sinst siy the
Anne ndnent, and decne tne scession
ordinance. the ratification OF the Congssse ,oLs
ton aud the dependent acts for relstsnc: nun and
void and also che State war debt. The Judge eau
tons the people az 10 whom they elft 10 csrry osse
measures into effect. Great inp0yencs WI Do At
tached 10 their choice eydencfoi fher sincerity
General constitution reforms, Guide OF the ABOVE
measures will not be allowed unlS submitted 70 the
P''f CAIRO. Satrsisy. Dso q 1855
Galveston papers state TINT ~ once Of Provost.
Marshsl has been reestablished In hat Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
Military Personal-Cemmsdsre Ta'm"u-
Marine Dissster-Gev. Johnson 20 Ne
u,nip in OMce--No Certificates 10 be ls'
sued 70 the NcwIy.chosen C0sgressnaes,
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec. 10, lstJ'

SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec. TO- lstJ.
Maor.Gen. Howard arrived here yesterday,
and left to-day for Brunswick. Ga.
Brig. Gen. Prince Salm .Salm has been revived rom
the command Of Fort Pulaski, and be departed yester-
day for Baltimore
Commodore Tatpal, late Of the Rebel Navy, len foi
Baltimore yesterday.
The brig Resolute from New York bound to Sayen-
nah was spoken 20 miles southeast Of Iybee Lgbt
having lost foremost mantopmast and one sncnoF
She did not need assistance
The Macon Uia.) Journal has a letter dated the III
inst from Miedgeyiie. saying that PfovlslonatGov'
ernor johnson has received orders from Washington
to retain his position until further insrucons also.
that he has ordered not ~ issue certificates OF eiecoh
to the Georgia Congressman elect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
AND r e,1r

A'ho1t" "O'" ~ sto forty people visit ohhce daily
sad have nv se to twenty teeth extracted with the
NiIkoo' VA bE GAS, and all declaring that they expert
snced 20 whatever that the sensation Of the Gas was
desh &c. yet every and then one comes in and asks
really extract teeth without psnwithout any pain
Ih 80 Tho answer is: awe certainly do. You will not
e know when your teeth drawn. we cause you any
balm we will charge you nothing foT the operation
I COTTON made and administered this Gas for the
ss; twenty years and originated s use Or extracting seeth
in Nay 1885, We make the Gas fresh every day. usOg 200
salcns per day, and make perfectly pure article.
ts an evidence that we can and do extract teeth without
psp we refer to the following persons who have .sted tho
matter ct olr Office and who with over
5000 OTHERS
lsyexied our certificate scroll certifying that their teeth
= 3~.,rn vy;thout main
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

BOSTON, Dec. 10. 1853.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool via
Queenstown and Halifax, arrived at her wharf at
o'clock this morning. Her mails will be dispatched per
to nights train due in New York at early Lcpr to-
morrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
The widow Of "stenewalI" jackson In
. Destitute Condition.
NEW.ORiPANa Eridsv

The Houston (Texas) Telegraph publishes a
letter from distinguished clergyman in Virginia 10
the effect that the widow Of "StOnewall" Jackson is
In most destitute condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
The HIaysraIfy Of lsbtIe.
New ORLEANS. ThurSi,y.

CAIRO, III, SatfdHy. Dec 100.
II is reported that the R0el Gen. Withers,
Msvor elect of Mobile has been nformed thft no win
not he allowed to exercise the motions Of AZ once
until 10 has received pardon from resident Jthps0u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
Mississippi and the Csnssisssional Amend.

New. ORLEANS, Friday. Dec. g. 1865
The Committee Of the Mississippi Legislature
have reported against the passage Of the Constitutional
amendment not from any objection 10 the first but to
the SECOND clause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

Signed behalf Of the Circles OF Manhattan D-trlct
NJ. j. Gavan Center. Terence Giyroney
VIM Moran, Treasurer; Owen faIrep
Dennis Mcdonnell Patrick Dayton
John Rafferty, James KenDaly,
John OConnor John HINT
Patrick Rice John Sbeehau.
Jas. McCauley, Francis tIiIniy
Thomas Gilgan, Pntrlck Eoche,
John Butler Patrick Corbett
Patrick Gillen, jones Collins,
Edmund Brown. Patrick Heating
John Keogan Thomas +. Mcdonald
Andrew Byrne Peter McManus
Patrick Kane Bernard i. Griffin.
Patrick Tuliy Daniel McSwee1y.
james Doyle. DAVID Lane,
,James FrcaI Francis bowling
Thomas Ilearn, Martin Doyle
John Gavin, Patrick Bowe'
Luke MCNAMARA, Luke Magee,
Thomas Mcmahon. Patrick Brennan.
John Moran, David Medium.
Rich Norris. Jeremiah OEeardon.
M. O'Bren. NJ. j. Monhhan.
Fdw CONWAY James Hannigsh.
John G.. OConnelL Daniel OConnen,
T. Scoffeld George Smith.
Can't. James Foley. Daniel OConnon ID.
John O'Regan David Daley
p NuQept Thomas Regain.
Michael j. walsh Michael HsDnra,n.
John Commit John y. Fitzsmous.
8 r. Cowley NJ d., James GigaD
JoLn O'Donnell Joseph Collins,
.John OBrieD, d. NJ Egan
r, j. McMullen, Edward Denny,
Iohn Inpny John Nj. Gallagher.
Stephen S. Quinn. Thomas fingcrHd'
WIN NcC;inness John OByrnc.
Cant. Il. p Murphy Patrick Mullen.
JAS j. ROGER.
State Center and Chairman OF Cow en.o,.
Jops APryKrY Secretary Of Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

Tothe Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Saturday. Dec 8, 1865.
TIKI PRESIDENTS POLICY TOWARD THE SOUTH.
Whatever truth there may be in the recently
Published rumor respecting the Presidents contem.
Plated action with regard to the Southern States. II IL
we'll known here that he acts on oil cases Affecting
sorstion as they srss and thus while engaged in that
work. the best exponent Of his own policy. none being
authorised to declare what course he will pursue In the
lature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
CONVERTED.

he Hon. A. p. Field. who, il will be remem-
berd was candidate for admission to Congress from
louisiana year ago. and who gained considerable IN.
entabls notoriety by his personal assault on Judge
Kay last Winter has become thoroughly converted BY
th>course of events in bis State and in private let
terreceived from him yesterday. protests earnestly
against the admission of the State until unmpeachsble
guarantees offered for the protection aud safety Of
Unon men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
TR xAs.

State Center anu ChairmaH OF 20
JOHN RAFFERTY,, Secretary Of Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
5000 OTHERS,

lsye,~sed certificate scroll certifying thai their teeth
with mai
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

DERs0NAL.-If either of the persons fere mentioned
should adore Mrs. L. 5. r., Baltimore, Nd, they
will hear something to their advantage, VIZ Mrs Peter
Morgan formerly Miss Rose Hodges MT Ohurehiil Mr.
Wormley, or Alice Roy or Mrs. Hodges ap24;-.H
1rps rpSgUR will omen SCHOOL for small chill.
Nj dren m, "a and c!rls) on WEDNESDAY, April Och
al her house, 9Th street French Garden Ban
ap21--H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
THE SURRENDER OF MOSBY.

A great deal ofcurosty and interest have been
felt since the surrender Of the Army OF Northern
Virginia to know what would become Of MoSby, ana
a dozen conflicting rumors have been in circulation
concerning him. At one time he was said to be
lowering around Richmond for predatory purpo-
SEES at another he was reported to have crossed 10
the south of James river at Columbia, en- route
With his command for the Trans Mississippi. These
stories were, however, soon refuted by authentic
intelligence that the subject Of them had been en-
gagged in an unsuccessful skirmish with portion OF
the United States cavalry, fifteen or twenty miles
south Of Alexandria, and had been forced to seek
safety by scattering his forces in the Blue Ridge
mountains From the date of this skirmish which
occurred about the 18th instant, until last Monday
week, Mosby and his meh were lost sight Of by the
public and many believed that the partizsn chief
lad di,banded his forces. But it now appears that
he has acted in a wiser and more regular manner.
Adyices from Winchester of the 18th instant state
that at y O'Clock, NJ, Monday, the nth inst,
he surrendered his forces TO Gen. Chapman, at
Berryville, a Lieutenant Colonel of HIS command
having come into Winchester on the day before and
arranged with Gen. Hancock the terms of the sur
render, which are similar to those accorded to Gen.
Lees army.
It is understood that General Rosser has asked
that his command be also included in the cartel.
The exact number of men in Mosby's command
is supposed to be about seven hundred, many Of
whom are Marylanders. During the past two
years he has been prohibited by the rebel conscrpt
act from enlistiDg men liable to conscription.
Rossers lorce must be very small, indeed a mere
handful. At the time of Sheridan's last advance
on Stanton, Rosser was scouting down the Valley
with only one hundred men, at least balfo whom
were lost by collision with Sheridans advancing
column It was believed that the Union armies
would not be able, on account of the condition of
the roads, to resume active operations before the
first of April and acting on this delusion, RosseT's
division we're temporarily disbanded to return to
their homes in search OF fresh horses, clothing, &c.
How many OF his men he has since been able to get
together have not learned but it is not to pre-
sumed that they noeked to his standard with much
alacrity after learning the fate of Lees Army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
WE IATEST WHY'S.

We received, last night, copy Of the Baltimore
american of Saturday afternoon. We have only
space for a brief summary Of the news.
Secretary Seward and his are both consid-
cred out Of danger.
The report of Johnston's surrender is repeated,
but lacks confirmation.
The assassin, Booth, has not been captured at
las accounts. The aggregate reward for his a2pre-
bension is sl4O, 900 Two of his alleged accom-
plices have been arrested.
The last quotation of gold in New York is $50.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
A MERITED PROMOTION.

To the Editor Of the Wing:
Major John G. Gregg, of the 155.h Pennsylva-
MIA volunteers has been promoted to the Lieuten
ant Color ecy of that regiment. The promotion is
we'll deserved Lieutenant. Colonel Gregg, while
Captain of Company D, of the same regiment, WE
wounded severely at Cold Harbor, fiom the eff-cts
Of which wound he still occasionally suffers On
the discharge OF the very unpopular Major Francis
II. Richards, Capt. Gregg was promoted to succeed
tn It Iedoubtable officer, TO the intense satisfaction
Of tie entire regiment. Lieut. Col. Geo X. Bowen
having been lately DISCHARGED the service, Msj 7
Gregg becams Lieutenant Colonel. VEEITLs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
GENERAL rLLMANN

General Daniel Ullmlnn and staff, says them. Y.
EOening Post, are at the Astor House. The Gen
eral takes brief leave of absence after two years
of continuous service in the Department of the
Gulf. After few days sojourn for the restoration
of his health, somewhat impaired BY the effects OF
the Southern climate, he viii return to the field
Two years ago General Ullmann sailed for New
Orleans, accompanied 10y two hundred officers Sc
lected by him mainly from the Army Of the PO-
tomac. OF those who survive, two are brigadier
generals, seven are colonies, and the remainder
have received promotions by one or two grades
The excellent influence exerted by this body of
educated gentleman upon the colored corps Of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

COO REwARD.-sto OF strayed from my wagon,
&1U al NJ. Kings house. the hill below HoeEetts,
on the MS BIT Of The 10th TWO MULE oay ane-a-
mouse coored o. yellow male They were - good or
der. ,o.,. y
Any person returning them 70 he su'eT Of e;h New
Bsmpshire Volunteers or give information whieh VIII
sro.iV- PETER TURNKEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
PORT OF RICHMOND. April ., 1865.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Trumpetel, learning, City Point, Passengers
and Mail.
and Mail.
Propeller T. H. Chaplin, wis n, City Point in tow Gov.
ernmeni Barges
Steantug Aid, City Point, in tow Government Bargee
Steamtug Trump City Point in ow Covenant Barges
SAILED.
Steamer River Queen, Bradford, Washington Govern
ment Orders
Steamer Trumpeer, Dearming, City Point Vail and
Steamer Red Jacket Adams City Tont, Mail and Pas.
Steamer VIM. AlsOn, Clifford, City Point Government
Steamer Geo. Washington, Washington, Hospital Ps.
tents
Schooner Emma Jane, Phillips Baltimore light.
Schooner Parkett, Meekins, Baltimore, light
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
By +. n COOK, Auctioneer,
go Main street,

FURNITURE, CRCCKRRl, EARD.
III WARE, &c. for sale at public auction.
On TUESDAY the 9th instant at 10 o'clock Will sell
at INV store. an excellent assortment Of FURNITURE
&c, including
Mahogany and Cottage Cabinets
Wardfobes Dressing Tables Washs.aEG-
Dining Gard and Toilet Tables
Sofas Lounges. Chairs SidcboarlI
Cottage and other Belsteads China Press
Eair and Shack Mattras es
Croekery, China and Glassware, Clocks
Foar plces Brown sheeiing, Gry Cloth
4 small assortment Of Hardware
Large Cooking Stove
Cold and Silver Watches, JeweTy, Sc
asmau lot Ladies Dress Goods, 81
,faa-t5s (. b. COOK. Auctr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

/ loving
$50 barrels Sugars
70 bags Coffee,
900 bbls. Flour,
100 half bbls. Flour.
l0O kegs Butter,
100 boxes Spices,
30 Dbl. Lard
% bbls. Kerocene Oil,
10 bbls. Lard Oil
10 Sperm OIL,
o5 Chests Tea
200 boxes Soap,
200 " Candles,
10 Cases Salad Oil
80 pbls. Vinegar
30 Svrups
so Molassss,
100 boxes Rasins,
90 cases Pickles
30 barrels Eggs
20 cases b. Carb. Soda
81 Boxes French Coffee,
50 Chocolate,
800 Beef Tongues,
90 cases yerm'ceIa,
20 Maccaroni
SOY Condensed MIX
20 Yeast Powders,
100 Drums Figs
20 cases Assorted Sauces,
10 Chow Chow,
100 lbs GarGsn Seed
100 Boxes 0anges
100 Lemons,
% Sardnes.
200 Window Glass,
8 bbls Putty.
800 Potatoes,
80 0Lions,
90 Herring,
80 No Mackerel,
80 MOI
80 No3
200 Kits No. l.
100 kits No. 2,
100 Tierces Hams
% Bogsheads Sides
% Shoulders.
10 east Pieces,
30 bbls Bolognss,
80 Smoked Beef,
100 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt.
Together with General Assortment OF GROCERIES
md PROVISIONS. For sale at .owes; Prices by
KIMBERLY BROTHERS,
No. 10 10th Street between Main Cary,
ap2l-2w at W. B. Rsd,lites ole STAN.
YOUNG HYsoN Avn GUNPowDER TEA So
j. perior article. z. L. SA" YEN.
ap le-Iw'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

sberidau,s column had swept by Richmond, Rarly
was ordered back to Stanton, and was there at
the time of the evacuation of this city, Upon hear
ing of this event, he fastened to Lynchburg, and
thence towards Southwestern Virginia, where,
ranking Gen. Echols, he took command OF the for
ces that we're re,reatinS before Stoneman and
Thomas. When last heard from, being unable to
withstand the forces in his front and afraid OF Gen.
Grant in his rear he had detected to the right and
was apparently making for the Kanawha Valley
tits doubtful whether he has yet become aware of
the surrender of Gen. Lee. We look with interest
for tidings from him and his command.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
WHERE IS EARLY?

Gen. Sheridan routed Early at Waynesbcro' about
the middle OfMarch and put him individually upon
most tremS ndous race, which concluded by bring
ing him up in Richmond, attended by one.of his
staff, sans coat hat and almost everything. When