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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

BANKs.-We made once 4 large Investment in
a bank, and have a horror of such concern ever
since. 1t was in a saud-bank lear Beat Creek.
on James river, where we stuck up to our knees
in slush and left our TWO boots" las Celtic
friend of ours used TO say), behindas deposit.
We brought our S0ieS of though; but as for the
rther soul Of MS, it was down in the mouth like a
chicken with the pips-(ls that the word lj-fOr
We were wet as wash tub hungry as o haw K,
and mad as the mischief and didn't care, under
the circumstances, thinkers d-n how soon the
whole world weat to blazes or into a ssnd-bsnE.
No matter. We have p,rtly gotten over the
thing; for we got dram in Pdlmyra as we
marched home, pair Of boots in Richmond from
one E. B. c., on Main street, glorious welcoGe
from our family, and hearty shake OF the hand,
with glass 10 boot, from some of the old bloody
18th, LIST and I'd, &C.. &c.
We think better of banks now, and therefore
we draw your attention TO William b. lsaacs x
Co., corner of Fourteenth and Main streets, who
will DO a great many things for you that We cant
do for they have the spondulics, and We havu't !;
and more's the pity, not for them, but Us. See
what they say in an advertisement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

PAGEs.-Thls world Of ours IS a NEST internal
humbug. Some say it's round in the middle aud
lat at both ends. Only think Of that! Syme
say It's made of mud, and some say it's made OF
nothing. Some say il stands on tn back Of q
big ELEPHANT, and some say it rolls along in a cir
Gle like fellow with too much toddy ia bis Il al
going home at night. We think It's made Of A.
t-rnsts ayers Of humbog, devi ment a3d non.
sense. One pant of the layer q; huT.huT was
the cbivslry of centuries ago. Just think If this
a fellow sheaihed in sheet iron like a sweep in
smoks stack with young tree, tip, ed with iron
in one hand, and a Eoodchoppers axe in the 9th
err aud with piece of an old garter or ths bit
of the tail of woman's gown stuck N his hel
met, used to run r4und the world, butting his
lead agains: fools like himself, aud swearing by
the Holy Centurion that his Sarah Anne was an
angel. Aud these fellows, IT their Sarah AHnes,
had pages-ttle rsscsls who were up 10 SUM
and pinch alb We IT," We know q Page. thglgh,
that is not little rascal but good fellow, aud
who has no humbug about him. We mean John
Page, Jr., 2I7 Main street He will encase your
feei-not in sheet iron-but good leather. Read
his advertisement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
lBy Harrison, Goldn S Apper.on, Auc!Ioneersl

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, At THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
SEVENTH STREETS, AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-At the request OF Wynd-
ham Robertson, Esq lwho proposes 10 remove TO the
countryl shall sell at auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY the nth October l'd5, at y O'clock l..
his very desirably located residence at the corner
of Frank aud Seventh streets. II contain, room,
with an excellent office in the basement besides large
ktchea stable carriage house, bath room, &c, all III
pretty good repair except TO the injury done by nre
10 the roof of the dwelling aud kitchen.
Possession given in few days.
TERMs-One- third cash, balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
HARRISON, GeDDIN APPRRsoN.
AuctiOneers.
P.S.-On FRIDAY MORNING, the 18th october, 1886,
encing 10 o'clock, the most OF the FURNITURE
will be sold consisting OF the usual variety, embrac
ing some handsome aud costly articles.
Oct5-tds II. q. "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

THE VALUABLE "wEsTHAM house. IN&
FOR RENT, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE Al
AUCTION-At the request OF Mr.. Is. w Totty, (who ia
auc tiou to Ave years st the option OF the les
see), on the premises, ON TUESDAY, The 10th october,
1896, at 10 o'clock, the valuable "Westham House."
now owned and occupied by him, together with an
ACRE LOT attached. 1t is fr,t-ratb stand for bust
ness, and admirably arranged for large family.
II has granite 'front.' aud contains Is rooms, with
closets besides large brick kitchen with four rooms,
large stable with IL stalls also sheds for carriages and
buggies.
Alter the leasing of the property, large parcel Of
handsome FURNITURE will be sold consisting Of tho
usual variety such BEDS carpets, oil paintings ane
mirrors, chairs wardrobes, hat-racks, &c.
TERgs-FOr the lease, payable quarterly in advance,
which bond with good security will be required.
For the furniture. cash.
Possession given in few days. -
HARRISON, GUDDlN APPERs0N,
Octi-tds AuctOneeTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
tsasLssfes,-fAe Charleston t1o.riet saYs

csastssfps,-=fhe Charleston rp#risr says
Of the condition Of thst city
"On every street and thoroughlare the
marks of energy, industry and enterprise
are plainly visible. East Bay six weeks ago
was almost barren of open business places,
while now it Is next to an impossibility to
rent building covered with roof. Own
ers of buildings are actively engaged repair
ing damages occasioned by fire and water,
and long before the repairs are completed
applications are received to occupy the pre-
misses. The same holds good with Meeting,
King and other principal streets. There is
a great demand for stores and warehouses
all over the city. In order to meet this de-
maud, it will be necessary for some meas
ureS to be taken towards restoring the burnt
district to a habitable condition. The rents
in Charleston are increasing daily, which Is
another evidence of enhanced business &C
tivity. Stores, which three months ago
could be obtained for five hundred dollars
per aunum, cannot now be had for less than
fifteen hundred and two thousand dollars for
the same term.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
LATEST NEWS Bt' TELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE.

NEW fosk, October 4.--The steamship Persia,
with Liverpool dates to the 2Sd ut mo, has ar
riyad.
She brings very little news regarding the Fe
mans. A ies additional arrests are reported. At
the latest dates, all was quiet throughout Ireland.
gunboat is cruising OF Cork, looking for YES
sells reported TO have cleared fem America with
aruG The Times rid.cnles tie Fenian move
p'snt.
TIE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, September 25.-The sales of cot
ton to-day amount 10 $500 bales. Tie market is
excited, with an advance OF / TO ID. Sales TO
Spectators and expor ers during the week
lsOO 900 bales
Petroleum iirm. Sugar tuoyaat at an advance
of Oh.
The Liverpool Telegraph publishes report that
an Anne lean bark which rived there was over.
hauled at sea by an armed steamer carr ing The
Fenan flag.
QUEENSTOWN, Sunday, "a The Fenian PRISM
ers were remanded yesterday at Dublin for one
week. They VIII b. tired together. Arrests cor.
tinue.
lie EP .SCOPAL GENERAL CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA October 4.-The General Con.
vebtion of the E. acopal Church assembled this
morning q. ST. Luke's Church. All the Bishops
Of Northern D;oceses, excepting two, were pre-.
sent.
Bishop Atkinson, of North Carolina, VIII was
seated in The body of the Church, was Invited
into the ohancol, and cordially received by Bishops
and Clergy.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, October 4-Both houses or
gained to-day. Texas was tie only Southern
State represented when tie CO of Dioceses was
made.
The whole body OF Southern Dioceses will be
represented later in the ConvoAton by 4 coaumit.
tee iIom the Confederate Bishops 70 adjust the
question Of reunion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

THAT Nav DRINS.-SeyeTal items have APP
,,,,-sl recsntiy in Norfolk papers in regard to =
nav drink called Puagaroo, much in use in
I,,-,smsu.b. which was said u have bsen first
',Sn[o,ted by q Russ.a9. The local OF the Nor
lO.N - s,oout5 named Brown, VINO is a cousin
- Snnfrsl times removed 70 the celebrated John
80 of ths Wax ONCE. tie also raises an Cd
80, =, tie drink on the ground that II has
In q U.werfui feet upon the PROPOSES That Tie
n,sll organ becomes IS red as goDter eonlo'
Nm i7lbibe Of il too freely in order 10 sup
an 81, - -, or yyu will be compelled 10 resort 70
$3.50 40 Puagar5o Tor Us ''' II must be ei'
her the same dias or like ia is st.ets, 10 one
wS hi ms been in use in Richmond ioI q right
M Lrb.ls" back. commonly called whiSkey'
VI Cd lnaay OF our citizens, and perhaps cur
soldest iaha6itant have heretofore seen smeliea'
tasted. or heard Of Il was in comm N Use "oeiofe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

Colonel John Orr, late of the One Hun
dred and Twenty-fourth Regiment, Indiana,
committed suicide at Connersville, in that
State, yesterday morning, by shooting him-
self through the breast. Colonel Orr was
wounded at Arkansas Post by the coucus
sion of a shell, and is said to have been
subject 10 periodical fits Of partial derabgs-
ment ever since, in one Of which, it is said,
he did the fatal deed.
Lewis B. Smith, Portland, Maine, Off
cial, recently received one-fourth of fifty
thousand dOllars-the infOrmer'S share-iu
the matter of an invoice of cigars, coa-
demned and sod as struggled
Bail has been refused by Mr.. Justice Monk,
in the case Of W. Wayne Blossom, one Of
the prisoners now in custody at Montreal,
charged with the attempted abduction Of
George n. Sanders.
A large amount of property belonging to
J. d. Bib, F. NJ. Gilmer, Jr., and others in
Montgomery, Alabama, has been librled by
the United States Marshal OF that district for
conf; cation.
The Honorable Emerson Etherjge OF Ten
neSSee was lately released from prison on
parole. His trial before q military commits
sion, at Columbus, Kentucky, commences
this day.
The cOlored people OF Wisconsin have
called State Convention, to meet at Mil
waukee, October 9th, to promote the success
Of the proposed amendment to the State Con-
stitution granting cOlOred suffrage.
Stearns, the young man charged with Oh.
tanning ten thousand dollars on a forged GER
titcate of an Erie Pennsylvania Bank, it is
said, swindled Mr.. Culver, of this CITY, Of
three thousand dollars in "A similar wav
Col. Charles Keemle, an old editor and ac
tor, died IN 81. Louis on Thursday. William
s. Mccormick, of Chicago, one Of the great
reaper manufacturers, is also dead.
Governor Allison, of Florida, has been re-
leased from Fort Delaware, and is now at his
home IN Quincy.
The first through train from St. Louis over
the Missouri aud Pacific railroad, reached
Kansas City Saturday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

NEW MILITARY DIsTRICT.-The sub-diS-
trict of Stanton has been detached from the
district of Southwest Virginia, aud with the
Sub-diStrict of South Anna will hereafter
constitute the district of Central Virginia.
Nelson county, heretofore a part of the sub
district of Lynchburg, is now attached to
the sub-district Of South Anna. Brevet Ma
jor-General S. S. Carroll has been assigned
TO the command of this new district, with his
headquarters at Charlottesville, Virginia.
General Carroll arrived there on Thursday,
and has established his headquarters in the
Monticello Bank Building. SO says the
Chronicle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
TIE COUNTS.

PRovOsT COURr-LIEUrBNAEF-Co hCEN'
TIE PRgsIDISG-H Wednesday, october 4th.-Janes
Horn, co.cTed caargel with being drunk, and as
saultiag citizen, aEi resisting arrest, was sd-
JUDD guilty aud sentenced 70 three months im-
prisoGment in Castle Thunder.
Robert Jackson cO!Orei, charged with the theft
Of cigars was found guilty and sent to the Caste
tOT sixty days.
Wirism D-b.ey, color.l. charged with bsing
drums, and riklg Luther Turner with slung-
shat was sjjuJgel guilty and sentenced TO Tour
months co hnem5ut ia the city jail
John Marshall cOI.reI, uruHk and fighting in
the s. e.. aas sent . The Castle for ten days.
III saaeth SJIaus sal Nary Ann Gaines white
we.e -hsl.el with being drunk AMI creating
distu. bluce iu the stre-i. They were released af-
Ter tseny-iou7 IA confinement IN tie guard
house.
Chas smith, citizen lying In the street intOxi-
Gated was fined ten dollars and released.
LL,her Turner. ,.orei. drunk and fighting IL
the stree, RGs declared not guilty and released.
i'm Martin, citizen, refusing to pay for meal
pare-Sea OF by hj-g, aud a sLI!tng cOlOred man,
was found gui ", but in consideration Of the vio-
len. language used by Ford to the prisoner, be was
released upon paying Ford for his meals.
Nathaniel Palmer, company II, Twentieth New
York regimen United states Militia, was charged
vi IA de.rluN.ug Josiah Butt cut Of SIS -. lie
We released upon takiag al oath 10 abstain from
ell -pirtIou- liquors as beverage, for the term
Of one mOHth
Mary g. Lowry, white, drunk and disorierly in
the sheet Eas cOInnit,el = the Aims House AS q
cps.uOa VI. I1ut.
p. n. COHr~ky, 81 zen, charged with abusing
AMI O. e1teuiuE u cDta citizen. ~as found guilty
% CrestiuF disturbance in the street and fined
teen dollars and released
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

AGESTs.-Thick as leaves in Val,amhrosa, thick
as the troubles that have fallen on our
own roOr head, thick as pins in PIN
cushion--thick ss hairs in those horrid,
graveyard. scented cOfin.odcred, modification
tainted grease LACED, turnlp shapsd Jumps,
known az Catarlcts, (they ought 20 te called CT
ptact. which women clap behiud their no dies,
making their craniums look like dUn.b bell or
double headed shot, thick as wh'ms in the lore
part Of said doubls.enders -confound 1t no,
double .headers-thick as the demands Of the
rinters' dewitt for copy. Wv ON may TIE Lord
confound) are the people in New York. and yet j.,
W. Stephens, 239 Broadway, New York wants one
thousand agents from here on big pay the year
round as local and travelling agents MrGbds.
Mayhap, however stephens knows, that there aie
many poor fellows out Of employment heIe, and
wishes TO help them. Civ ng him credit iOr his
intention, We say read his advertise ent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

GgaTO THE FOTERS OF THE TWENTY
THIRD SENA TORLAL DISTRICT. com
posed OF the counties of Appomattox, Campbell
and Chariot e: In response to the public call
made upon me, respect ully announce myself
candidate to represent you in the next Senate of
Virginia. CHARLES w. BUTTON.
LYNCHBUEG, September %, 1865.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

European advices contain a brief an-
nouncement of the death at Rome, on Sep
TENDER 9Th, of Joseph Bonaparte, Prince OF
Musgnano. He was about twenty -eigh;
years old, had led private life, and was
only notable from bearing the name OF dis
tinguished family. His father, Charles Lu-
Glen Bonaparte, Prince Of Canine, has been
ia this country, and was an elaborate and
able writer on ornthology and botany.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

The Dominican Government in aayti have
agreed to Indemnify Spain for the trouble
aud expense OF her Intellectual effort at sub
jugaton, and solemnly engage not to alien
ate all or any of their territory without the
consent and authorization Of Spain. So it is
rot altogether an independence which the
Dominicans enjoy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

RIGHT ABOUT!-LoOk out you whiskey sellers.
Look out. Not Major Croft nor Captain Roche,
nor Captain Ford, nor Colonel McEntee, nor Cole
mel Atzerott nor our sober self are after you now,
for they AID we take wee dap" In modera.
ton at least We suppose they do, We know zee do,
but of course incidentally, EOmeopathically, Sc
cllndum drtem, ct SecaHdum icgem, Int not al
H6itum for we are dead broke and cabt Afford It.
more formidable foe confronts you. 10 is the
Grand Division of Shockoe Hill Sons of Temper.
auce, No. 81. Right about" you whskey sell
lers; double-quick-march" If you d)nt, your
fate will be shocking.
Seriously and soberly, We wish the Division all
success There's room for us all, and ii poor az We
when in bad spirits, take drop Of good spirits,
we hope DIR. Trent. who is head OF the temper
ance division, will cert fly that we needed it s.ed,-
cinally. Doctor, we are not joking. We have
respect for all conscientious actions, and # You will
send US a report Of your proceedings, we viii pub
lish them with pleasure, and help the good cause
all we can, provided you don't play conscript OF.
Ger on Us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

RousFD OF Hrs PoRTNASTEAU.-Wi.lism ).
YOUNG. OF Baltimore, vas robbed OF his ward
robe yesterday looming under the following cir
cumstances. &c in'rUsted hi, JaIpeVsack to one
Of the boot-bl8 Ks whom he met on the street. 10
convey TO the depot OF the Central Railroad, he
following bebuG. Tie cepOt reached, the bearer
of the pro ,er;y sddGelly disappeared, while Mr.
Young was Purchasing ticket. The police were
notified bu. the THE, could not be found.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

rE- TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST
CONGR ESSIONAL DISTRICT, COMPOSED
OF THE COUNTIES OFACCOhAC, NORTH
CUMBERLAND, ESSEX, NORTHAMPTON,
VEST,KORELAN RICHMOND, LANCAS-
TER. MIDDLESEY, KING AND QUEEN,
KING WILLIAM NEW KENT GLOUCES-
TER, MATTHEW'S, YORK JAMES CITY,
CHARLES CITY, WARWICK KING
GEORGE, CAROLINE.-I respectfully an.
nounce myself candidate TO represent the First
Congressional District in the Congress of The Uni.
ted 5 ates. R0. MAYO, JR.
apl7-lh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

LIBELs DlsMIssED.-Since the opening of
the United States District Court at Alex
andria, Virginia, on Monday last, the libels
against seventy eight persons were dismissed
upon the payment of costs. Among them
were tho libels against Henry W. Thomas
and W. D. CorSe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

Bishop Atkinson, Of North Carolina, whp was
seated in The body of the Church, was Invited
into the chancel, and cordially received by Bishops
and Clergy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

ARRESTED CHAEGEp WITH FEAUD.-Benjamin
W. Green, a well known trader in horses and
mules, HIS beea arrested and committed to the
city Jail upon ths charge Of frlu.uleat dealing In
horse, belonging l. tie UniJed States Government.
The particulars Of the charge have not been di-
yulged, nor ca ttey e k-own until an examina
finn Iahna n.a-l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

MORE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE ORDERED
1t is understood that after the trial of Cap.
tain Wirzi ended, land all the facts connected
with the Andersonville prison ascertaned,
there will be an investigation of the Sails
bury and other prisons of the South in
which Union prisoners were confined and
maltreated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

CoNxrs.IoxER OF REvESrE.-The Commission
ers of the Revenue for this city, elected on the
95sh July last, not having Seen allowed to enter
upou their duties, Mr. c. C. johnson, appointed
some months since by the First Auditor TO assess
the license taxes OF the city, will, on Monday
next proceed to make an assessment in the city
for 1865. The subjects to he assessed ar few, and
the amount of tax small. He is required TO as
sess all white males who are to pay a capt alton
tax and also incomes exceeding stated amount.
The most labor uS part Of Mr.. JOAns1n's duty
will consist 10 taking the usual list OF births and
deaths for the st year. IL would facilitate the
Commissioner in the performance Of his duties If
each indiyi dual head OF a family would keep
with him, or her, q memorandum of every birth
or death which has occurred within their families,
together with such particulars concerning the
same as IS usually impaired for by that officer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

DISTRESSING AcCTDENT.-On Friday last very
distressing accident occurred upon the farm Of
Mr.. Thomas f. Moore, of Campbell county, near
Concord depot. His daughter, Miss Judith
Moore, yourg lady of seventeen, had both of
her arms badly crushed by sugar mill. Tie
left arm had to be amputated, and it is feared
she will loose the use of her right.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
G.---lS63. ---B.

G.---lS63. ---B.
Nature seems to have implanted in mankind the de-
sire for daily stimulaut to reiuvig0rate the nerves.
and excite the blood after the exhausons caused by
the days labors, and not only has she given the de-
SIRE but experience has shown that it is absolute
necessity that this desire should be gratihed for the
preservation ofthe HEALTH Now natures requirements
being founded upon positive laws must produce bene
FITS when they are gratihed by the use of
HUBBEL's GOLDEN BTTTERS.
Natures requirements may be gratifed The GOLD
ES BITTEEs Is A PURELY VEGETABLE Toxic.
IyIdORArIyG AND STRENGTHENING. Fortihes the sys-
TEN sgainst the effects of unwhOlesOme water,
VIII cure dyspepsia,
Will cure Weakness and General Debility,
VIII cure Heartburn,
Will cure Headache,
Will cure Liver Complaint,
Will cure Jaundice,
Will cure sea sickness,
VIII cnre Bilious Collie and Fever,
Will excite and create = Healthy Appetite,
viii invigoTate the organs Of DIGESTION
and moderately increases the temperature Of the body
aud the force OF the circulation, acting in fact gen.
GUS drugs aud is the hest Tonic Bitiers in the world
i 'A'' '''-' '''' GEo. C. HUBBEL SEQ.
Proprietors, Hudson, n. Y.
General Depot, American Express Buildings, Hudson
GE3 SANGSTER, Sole Agent for Norfolk, Richmond,
Petersburg, Portsmouth and Eastern shore.
For safe by Druggists, Groeers, &c Wholesale
AFents Edmund G. B9oz, Ice Walnut ST, Phila; e.
y Cairns, Il so. Gay St, Baltimore. lmy2?--Gmeod
A RAY OF HOPE TO weak deoilltated pys-
reptics, groaning under life Of agony We ofie:
PLANTATION BITTBRs as good and sure remedy.
. his remarkable medicine relieves Sour Stomach,
Headache, Heartburn, Distress after eatIg, and
all the symptoms of Dyspepsia, nj once.
Its good effect is felt upon the first tIial.
PLANTATION BITTERs re the plessantest tonic
in the wcrld.
TIE old, the Young, and the middle aged, &C.
Knowledge their wonderful health. giving power.
No change of 6iet is necessary while using
them. Eat all you want of the best you can get.
PLANTATION BITTERs are exhausted Natures
great Restorer. They give tone to the Stomach,
and brilliancy TO the Mind, and driving away
49, the doubts that roll
Cmmerean darkness DER the faintng soul
To PROVE IT-TRY BOTTLE.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

Escape FROM Castle THUNDER. - Tuesday
night or az an early hour yesterday morning,
eight uaEroc,. confined in Castle Thunder made
their escape thHe;Tom ~ some means not yet
definitely ascertairej. Ii is believed they made
their esie.- through ono Of the font widows
The ueg'O.s were confined Tor various trivial Of
fences.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

TUE COMHEECIGL TsADE OF RcHNoNP.-Some
Of our merchants express disappointment that
Richmond doss not eAlibit that spasmolic en-
ergv Of trad that takes hold of every n rthern
town OF any size CLun the advent Of the 4" fall
season" This could hardly be expected but
Bichmoad IS doing . very good inland CONNER
cial t.sde with the country merchants AVID farmers,
who pay in cash " pTV1uce. The credit system
is e.trviy abolished, eft IN Isolated cases.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

IHE STEAaEK=.-Ih- Steamer NorclA, Of the
Philadelphia and Richmond steam Packet Com
plny. r. h. DiJJeI agent. vii Teceise f,eight for
P5i.Je!qbil up TO :, =. NJ. 'o-m0rrOw.
IN. steamer A,VeMarie Captain Bourne, OF the
Atlanu, coast 1a'. ste m,hip ComEaay vail sal
r.prs on SATURDAY. next Freight will be received
30 tl. hour Il l. T. n, 0u sailing day.
iTae splendid steamship Creole for New York,
ais also on Saturday, 70 ) 4 NJ.
F-..,ht can be -hppei b. this liue for any Of
che stern les, Mobile Charleston savannah,
mr. New orleans, by consignment 10 the ageat OF
rue liaS al Ne; lCss.