Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

PRovosr RT-LIEUTESANT.C COLONEL Nc
ENrEE PsrsIpING-S otur@ay September 7th.-A
lively time was experienced at the Provost Court
on SATURDAY.. About dozen females were in
high bOnneiS asking 10 lie relieved nom the
-hiSh pressure" of their cOnushand employees.
Tnnmas Grain, who showed lie hadn't a grain
of common sense ia his head las arraigred,
CHARGED vita being drank aud very disocterly IN
tie public street Ten days in the Castle was
meted out 70 hsn as proper punishment.
Wr. C. kinley, 60. u 24lh Massachusetts, Vol
unteers found TepOsing upon the sidewalk instead
of his bed, made an humble plea IN his own favor,
and was released aat sent u his regiment be-
cause the same was about 10 he mustered out OF
Pster Hays. n e. mi-bleach=d African, having
somewhat OF the AuglO-SaNOn blood ia his veins,
Uag charged with sealing fish al the Fut Mar
ket. hshy smell prevailing about his person
still. notwithstanding ms lrOtest4llOns OF mao
cepce. Ia wa OIdeIei 10 the Castle for twenty
davs in order that he might get sober.
william Wlkins0a, colored, RhO had brick
In his hat Al the time Was up for fixing bricks
from the stree. belonging 10 the Ccip0l alton OF
Richmond he wss declared "aot guilty and
released.
Jslnes Mcbride, a citizen, for sending for and
receiving bricks p ithuut one in : hat belong
ing 10 the Corporation OF Redmond, w0s also re-
leased, il appearing that the said bricks were
taken by negIO in mistake while having seyr-
raj IN his hat.
MARY Carmel female citizen, charged with
hs;us, drunk end d., rdtry On the public street,
cane % grogEy," bus made al honorable eX-
PLANTATION. and vas released taking the oath
rot 20 iG.OiLe uny UoIe intoxicating fluids Tor
90 GAYS. which she prCuOunced very hard 10 do.
Nevertheless it was done.
C. ". Hesdricbs, citizen charged with he
crime Il selling intoxicating fluids 10 soldiers,
dressed ia toe uniform o. United States soldiers,
was mUlc,sd 10 the amount OF SO, and allowed
10 depart
Jordan 7. Morris cOc5sd, black aS tee ace that
appe.ls on spades wcs charged with having IN
his possession a bOnny wee pix, which WAS
cIains 4 the property OF Miss Eipaenla Frazier
also cololNd, and N Ethiopian Of tie hrst wafer
Accp.ed wss-.e.eased. as It vas evident from the
evidence. that Eis 5enis was mistaken upon
the po,ut Of leCoguitioh n the said Porc'ne THIS
ist,a.e ci, :, M he cases Of interest disposed
Of yesterday hy The P.ovost Court.
oyrsT OF TEE CHEF oy PoIIcE-SatuTday and
SarGa,. Oct55tr Toad S.-The following named
par.ies Es-e before N5joy Croft on Saturday snd
sunday
Policeman Kali. for being drunk, was locked up
until sufficiently sObcred % attend 20 ms duties
John TuOnen, cit zen, was taken before 'he
Provost Jutge, at his own request for The purpose
OF inquiriug into a charge which had been prefer
red az Ilust him. q,
Cherries knovel Company A. Eleventh United
states Infantry, was arrested tsr being drunk ana
disord riy, aud striking policeman who attempt
ed his arrest
T. : Davis 6 citizen OF the county, arrested for
being drunk in the market house, was released on
bail 10 appear again this morning.
Helry johnson, a cClOred boy, fIom Church Hill,
arrested for stealing, vas released on Sunday
morning.
J. b. Holt, ciliZeu. arrested on the charge OF
robb.ng O store IN August last.
James Turner, citizen, charged with taking ;