Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22


ARRESTS AT THE FIRST STATION HoUsE.-Thos.
Field coIored, charged with stealing old iron from
the Columbian Hotel.
George W. Duncan. citizen, charged with fight
ing in the second market with negro, named James
Wkerson, who was also arrested
Jim Carskin, charged with being drunk and
Colin lee. colorcd, charged with striking little
girl on the head with bar OF iron.
Mary J. Coleman and Mary Sykes, both colored'
charged with being drunk and creating disturb
ance in the street.
Irpper HqfiOa.-James Washington, coOred,
charged with stealing iron from J. \. Belvin, on
Eighth between Marshall aud Clay streets
Anderson Edwards, cOored, charged with tight
Ing on Broad street, the Fredericksburg depot
with u. Green, ut the same color.
PEovosr JUICES COURr-LIEvTESAST-C COLONEL
Mcs<rEE PREsIDING.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday
{. : Peasants citizen, charged with selling
Iquor to soldiers. Found guilty, and sentenced to
pay hue oi -. -
load nr coal valued at 81 % Found guilty OF petit
larceny and sentenced To Castle Thunder for sixty
/ days. .., lilo;
clothing Found not guilty, and released. -,
f,a Williams GlidS David Jones, charged with
l,in,, an the street drunk Found guilty, and sell
fenced 10 Castle Thunder Tor ten dhyS'
jennie, Sclden aud Jim tlarN colOre"' Co'uu''''"
for further examination
Tur S,r,roGa.-TLis steamship, belonging to the
New York and Virginia Steamship Company, will
I.a her. this morning. She was constructed by
Wcst.rvet 4 SON and i 1900 tons, ana can carry
: ElO barrels Her accommodations are ample Tor
M sen,crs Her length is 30 feet, 40 feet beam
anil n feet ,lepth of hold The Allaire works con-
sfructsd her 6O-inch cylinder engine, which has TWO
jsros4 boilers. Captain Adoph l.. King, commands
he S,r,tngl As we learn. Garrett Watson Is the
agent in this city, The Saratoga is model built
for substantial service, and fitted with elegance
A HoKsE Russ INro a wrNpow.-A horse, at
t,ched to a top-buggy, the property OF Mr. McGim-
ms. ran into ~ W. Roses clothing store window,
nm the corner of Fourth aud Broad streets, on We'd
uesd,v evening about dark, and smashed things To
peceS generally. Mr. MctimmiS paid the dam
ares and fortunately nobody was hurt.
After breaking into this window, the horse con-
tinu,d his Journey down Broad street, and nothing
has been heard from him since, as far as we Know.
ME- LEGAEpE's LECrURE.-Let none of our
,e,Icrs fail to attend Mr. Ernest Legardes very en-
rtaiuing lecture tonight, atthe Richmond Theatre
Saw nothing of the merits of the lecture the theatre
itself i well worth the price of admission to those
who have never seen it. Large as the building is
II * rrobable that all the good seats will he taken
long before the hour for the lecture to Degln. TO
early.
ALMOST A SERIOUS AFFAIR.-On Tuesday night,
while a young lady, residing on the corner of Grace
and Eight streets, was looking out of window into
the street pistol was fired Just beneath the window
accidentally or otherwise the bail broke the window
lust above her head and entered the ceiling OF the
ROOM The lady was considerably frightened, though
not hurt.
ToEACco-GOoD SALE.-A. Y. Stokes Il Co. sold,
Yesterday by private sale, one hogshead tobacco at
$50 per 100 pounds crop of MessrS. Reid McClaire
ReidSville n. C. Tbs sale speaks well Tor the to-
baccO growers.
NOTARY PUBLIc.-The Governor on Yesterday APP
pointed Daniel H. London Notary Public for the
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