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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

\ CHANGE,-The Commsrci0l BallctiE this morn
Ing adopts the name of Sentinel This arrange
ment reyiyes Journal that was, during it, pubca-
tiou-which ceased only with the evacuation OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS throughout the State Mr..
smith, so well known the editor of the old Scati-
Rel is again at the helm, and will steer il clear of
breakers. We wish it much success
The EceniHg BuHctin continues as a separate and
distinct publication under the energetic cOntro! of
Mr. Ernest Legardc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

A CAUTON.-Theologia say that the devil goes
about in various DISCUSSES trying. detective like to
entrap people. Other people say that devils iEcaIa
ate are going about too in various guises trying
70 have peoples wind-pipes slit.
A week or two ago u certain business man and
farmer in this city, was approached by two men in
the guise OF labOreIs, who asked him FOR employ
mcnt 4 price was soon agreed on By the three, hut
one Of the applicants demUued ahoutthe diet which
By the way, from the description we got Of it, was
uncNceltiOuahle. At all events the gentleman gave
the two men lodging in his kitchen for the night and
a good supper 10 boot, but in the morning, 10 and
behold. they were gone, and he soon made the dis
coyery that the rascalS employed pant OF the night
in talking to the colored servants, and denOuncing
every thing and everybody (Whitc) southern.
Keep q lookout for all such scoundvels, and put
them promptly in the hands Of the chief of police.
Enough said.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Mss, November Ex-Governor Hum
pheys has called upon the people to organize COM
panies TO assist the civil authorities to maintain
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

AND STYLES OF BINDING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
AUCTION SALES.--This Day.

By VIM. II. Parrish Co, Auctioneers,
Seventeenth, between Main and Cary sireets.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
GOLD CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT

WASHINGTON, Nov. Gold certificates of de-
post, issued by the United States Treasury re-
ceiyed in payment of duties on imports.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

ny COUNcu-UYGrENE-
'Oard Of Health is the first
en- by the City Council to-
The Cholera, whose unwel-
az any time be expected. All
rs to be done. We published in
iay a communication from the
Tue City Council, announcing its
rs readiness to receive instructions
This Communication contained
ussestions-oRe was, the benefits
rived from general vaccination as a
's1 smallpox, which is more than
@SAFy IN Consequence Of the great in
'oiation, especially Of that class, from
lI.Nu..l MIEHn L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

ant no; appearing, judgment was given against him
for SO and costs.
Mahala Banks v. - Redman. Defendant not
appearing, Judgment was given against him for s.
aud costs.
Junius Cook vs. Ephraim. Judgment for 50 80
and costs against defendant, who did not appear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
WANTED.

ED-INFORMATION OF IRA II.
w SLUSHER. The last heard of him was in Han
cock county, Illinois. lie was during the war, In the
service of the Confederate States and left Richmond last
March for Harrsonburg, Va. If living he is believed
be either Floyd Court House somewhere in Han
cock county, Illinois Any information OF him will be
gladly received and rewarded If addressed to
H. P. HAY, WIG Office,
nov9--2t Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBED
THE WIRZ CASE.

CHICAGO, Nov ga satchel containing $4,000
was stolen from the Adams Express wagon this
morning. There is no clue TO the thief.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

A FIRE-The toll house of Mayo'- bridge situated
on the island. was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night about eleven O'Clock. Mr. j. T. Abbott is the
toll-gatherer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
A GENTS WAN TED
"A FOR THE
MILITARY AND NAVAL HISTORY
OF THE
RECENT WAR IN TIE UNITED STATES

The undersigned have In press and will shortly pub
sh work with the above title. IL will also contain
biographical sketches OF deceased Northern and South
en officers.
Il is designed to be standard work, more complete
than any that has been or may be hereafter published
and will be sold by subscription only. With fine steel
portraits In vol. Of about 500 large Svo double
column pages.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
BY Harrison, Goddin Z Aprersou,
Real Estate Brokers AMI Auctionecrs.)

VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE on Ia.
' THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ROSS AND l;;ia
FOURTEENTH STREETS, AND LARGE WARES
HOUSE on THE SOUTH SIDE or FRANKLIN,
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH SITS.
FOR SALE-Will be sold, at auction, the premises,
on TUESDAY, the litl November ls65, At 1 o'clock,
=. NJ, the large and elegantly finished BRICK TENE-
MEST, located at the Of Ross and Fourteenth
streets, in the occupancy Of Mr.. Alfred King The
house is finished In the best manner in every respect
and has thirteen rooms besides ample accomm Odaons
for servants and Is supplied with Gas Water, Baths,
Sc 1t was erected few years ago By the owner at
great expense and IL justly garded most desira-
Bile residence II has handsome marble man;els, and
IS beautifully finished in other respects.
On the following day, on the premises at o'clock,
r. NJ, will be sold the large WAREHOUSE, divided
into two tcnemen,s the South side Of Franklin, be-
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets occupied
By Nessrs. l. Esbcrs Co., and Bagby Gresham, and
others, the annual rent CT 1880. The lot has
front of u feet and depth Of l.G feet to alley The
Warehouse IS four stories high, 81 by 81 feet besides
large building in the rear.
Terms One-fuurth cash balance at six, twelve and
twenty -four months for negotiable notes, interest add
cd secured by trust deed. The foregoing Real Estate
Is Justly regarded very valuable, and should attract
the attention Of capitalists and others.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSOS,
Doys-tds AconecTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 9.-Wirz counsel are Still
persistent in endeavorng to secure communication
OF the death sentence
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

RELIGIoUs SEEyIcE-The Police force of duty
were assembled yesterday evening al 4o'clo,k. at
their headquarters in the old Market foe religious
~ervice-the Rev, j. NJ Barnes United States Chris
tian Commission, officiating
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
WM. THORNLEY,,

Tye River Warehouse, Nelson county, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

nBAR.-The wrecks OF tBeu-est Point and Pat
~ Henry remain stiIl stuck il The mud, near
~. ketts. and around them are fast accommodating
seap. ofmud. sand and debris' which will cost pile
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
FORM OF PROXY.

Know all men by these presents, Thai --, the
undersigned do hereby constitute and appoint -,
attorney Tor --, aud in -- name, 10 vote on all
questions that may be brought before the meeting OF
the Stockholders OF the Richmond and DRnville Rail-
road Company TO be held Richmond, the 18Th day
o.. December 1865, at any adjourned meeting there
Of hereby ratifying all the sets Of said attorney
il, the premises as fully as if were present and
voting in person.
Ia testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed -
hand 80 this -dly OF - noVlO--eodtd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

THE Richmond Enquirer says that Prentice says
many man imagines every little matter that affects
himselfis OF great Importance to the world. Every
rumblng of his own bowels he fancics an earth
quake. We don't know how true this Is, but We
think If any body feels the rambling above refer
red to- he NAV save himself from consequences d
great as an earthquake might produce by getting
bottle of the T.ggigia creole BittCrS - from our
friend Huhard on Governor street. Il Is said to be
cficacious in curing cholera. See his advertisement
in Special column.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

TXECCTORS' SALE OF CROP, STOCK
II and PLANTATION UTENSIIS.-Un WEDNESDAY,
22d instant, NJ DOWcll, late residence OF Captain WIN.
NJ Watkin deceased near Messing Ford Charlotte co.
Virginia, will BE- sold At puEc auction, all the CROP,
STOCK and PLANTATION UTENSILS the premises,
consisting thirty head Of very superior Cattle five
yoke Oxen seventy sheep eighty five -, twelve
Horses and Males about hre hundred barrels Of Corn,
sixty Stacks 0! uat, twenty-five stacks Of Fodder,
Shucks Straw sc. also three Wagons, two OX-cgr;s,
one Eigh-horse Power Thrc- her tsmith's Patent,
Wheat Fan, PlOws, Hoes, AXES, RakoS, &c.
TERNs--AiI sums under twenty dollars, cash; over
that amount credit OF six months on approved nego-
table paper, interest added
RICHARD Y. WATKINS
THOMAS WATKINS,
n0ys--lnt Executors VIM. VI. Watkins, deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

\ SPLENDID EsTNBLIsrDiENr.--rherc is not we
conjecture south of Baltimore, so magnificent an
establishment as the wholesale dry goods notion and
tailors trimming store Of Stcenhock n Co.. on the
south side Of Main. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets Not only is the house, in size and finish,
monument Of enterprise, but from the basement 10
the fourth story il is filled with everything in their
line which either the foreign ordomcstc markets fur
uish. Southern merchants need not now 90 further
north than Richmond to supply their wants We
trust this is the forerunner Of many mammoth whole
sale houses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

DANKING HOUSE AT AUCTION.-Will
ID be sold at public Auction, to the highest bidder a.
the BotetGurt House, IN buchanan, Va, on RpA1
the ID dav of December 1861 the large three-story
BRICK BUILDING. heretofore occupied by the Branch
of Tho Gsnk II Virginia Buchanan together with the
or ON which il stands aud the OUTBUILDlNGS, con
i.ti,g n Brick Kitchen, smoke house and stable.
Also al the same time Iron safe, Franklin Stove
and the ONCE Furniture Of the Bank.
TFEus OF SALE-For the house and lot, one-third in
cash and the balance in six aud twelve months from
date of ale The title be withheld until the pay
70 I've written guarantee that lie will not tender notes
Bank Of Virginia In payment, except At the rate
Of th!rv-ix cents the dollar For the personal pro-
perty cash will be required.
c;;9sdkclawtd, j. ANTHONY Cashier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

HENRICo CorRr.-This Court was not in session
yesterday. No business being ready for it until the
grand jury meets tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
By James u. Taylor, Auctioneer,
LOlica opposite the SpotswoOl HOtol.
NTERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 4&sa

NTERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE .E-l
Y IL THE CITY OF RICHMGSD AND COUN- nj5
TY OF HENRICO FOR SALE AT AtCT!ON.-By ]
reques. Of IL, owner, who /, a resident Of another
State shall proceed to sell a. public auction, On 3D.
NESDAY, the 18th day Of November, lsGj on the pre-
miscs, commencing II II clock and hthe order named
the following property, 10 wit:
lst The Nv large WIGAIYE5at Rockets, second be-
low the creek, and adjoining those occupied by the
Powhatan Steamboat Company Of Baltimore, with
crossing Water street about Loo feet, which gives two
fronts sail street.
% Two LOTS on the corner Of Twentieth and Cary
streets opposite Libby Prison each having front Of ~
feet and extending from DOCK TO Cary street. having
front each street.
Sd. The LOT with BRICK TENEMENT thereon, on
the south side Of Main, between Nineteenth and TWEEN
tieth streets and at present occupied a. syndSogue
The lot fronts Main street - feet and runs back about
$50 feet
it'll a vacant LOT on the south side OF Franklin,
between Twentieth and TwentyIr streets, having
front of 30 feet and running back 80 feet.
9th The large three-stOTy BRICK TENEMENT on
the east side Of Nineteenth, between Franklin and
Grace streets, at present occupied by Mr. VIM T. King
The house has about eight rooms ami Kitchen with gas
ana water the lot fronts 4oee and runs back the usual
| depth. -
/ 9Th The large three story BRICK TENEMENT on the
cast side of Fifteenth between Main and Cary streets
at present occupied by Mr.. Richard Cauthorn an auc
ton house, all in good order.
| nth \ dcsr RESIDENCE on Church Hill, on the
corner Of Twcnty-sX and Marshall streets. The house
contain, i've rooms and III. lot j. large one.
sth. A small BRICK TENEMENT in rear oi the above,
with three rooms.
Capitalists and others wishing to invest in valuable
property have Of the very best opportunities
to do so that has been offered in this city Tor some time
past. l the above property is desirable ami the title
! unqucstionabe.
Terms liberal and will be made known on the day CT
sale. JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
noy2--l2t Auctioneor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PERSONAL-Generals Stoueman and Ruggle Of
the United States Army are at the Spotswood hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

NATIONAL ExPELsS AND TRANSPORTATION Com
PASy.-By advertisement in another column it viii
he seen that J. r. Allen & Co., brokers 81 Main
street have for sale stock in the above company.
They want Virginia State stock, that Is J. Il. Allen
a., IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

80 IL JEwELRY.-Several little slOp-shOps
- stands, have been started in the city, for
~ ~ what is known a. Dollar Jewelry"
N. - sets encased in metal slightly washed
's,orv sleeve studs imitation jet bracelets,
hese ornaments are chiefly spOrted by
occasionally you may see fash Young
white n woman bedeeked with diamonds
and PM * * watch chains, in great prOfusion.-
The trash d imp~zied from the Northern cities and
lower chsses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-By "a;

virtue Of deed of trust executed by Richard EYs'
W. Anderson and wife to the undersigned --
tee, dated 5h day OF May 1868. and admitted record
in the Clerks office OF Cumberland County Court On
William Fuqua, will Offer for sale, the premise
Tor cash, on the SrH DAY OF DECEMBER, lSG5, the
valuable iarn known BRUOMFIELD, living on Will,
river in the county Of Cumberland, about six miles
north Of the COurt-HOu.e. containing SEVEN HUN
DRIED AND ElGiITY-FINE ACRES.
This farm Is considered the best in The county
and has on II au excellent DWELLING HOUSE and al
necessary utbuildines.
Oct3l --law1m b. L. WODD.Oy Tritstae
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

\ Bold RoBBERY.-On Wednesday night, a Mr..
Can, Of Smiths Baggage Express, was crossing
MayO's bridge three men, wearing blue clothes
halted the wagon and demanded tie baggage they
said they had in IT, The driver knowing their OBJ
iect refused TO let them interfere with his load
whereupOn they threatened 10 shoot him. Finding
that tbs would not bring him 10 terms one OF them
seized a small trunk belonging 10 Miss NcNonncy
and left in u hurry. The thieves all had on military
caps but have not Yet heen heard o. II is 20 be
hoped that they may yet be identified and brought
to trial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
DICHNoND < DANYILLE R. R. co.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The 18th Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Richmond and Daavie Railroad Company will be held
ia this city on WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1865 at IL
o'clock, \. N. J. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
The books Of transfer will be closed December
lst until after the meeting.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

BorDNor.-Up there in the Capitol some time
during the pTesen; century, one Boudinot Cherokee,
and delegate to Confederate Congress, (so-called
by 8" Bill Arp" TO "Artemus Ward in sententous
speech and with intense Indian irony, did narrate
how certain Confederate quartermasters (Bill Arp
again did while on their way to Cherokee land with
certain breech cOuts jackets blankets and the like
bethink them that Cherokees were Indians, that In
diaRs were savages, ana az such, did, or if they
didn't ought TO go naked, aud thereupon believing,
or affecting 10 believe which all the same to the
aforesaid CheroEees and Cherokee delegate, that
the best thing they could do, indeed ought TO do,
was TO turn back and put the aforesaid garments on
their own backs. And furthermore, that said quar-
termasteTs did take, affect TO take, their
ideas Of Cherokees from children's primers and
cigar store s,atuary. Now all this, said BOudinot
said without cracking smile, (Indan-hke but tie
QuartermasterS WINGED and the Bill Arp Congress
roared out in one tremendous laugh, and Boadn0t
CARED his bill and the day, and the breech ciouts
and " lat not, went to the CherOkees Good gar.
ments were mighty scarce then. lin fact, we would
have liked 10 be Cherokee at that time ourselves
but God HELM US, we were modern Creek No
matter i B0udinot was here now he could get
plenty Of clothing for his Indians, and hats too,
the former he could get from Wertenbaker vii,
liams, lO2 Main street. and the latter nom our old
friend, Powhatan Weisiger, ~ Broal street, or
from Hayward, uan2 NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

ARGE SALES OF PERSONAL PRO
1 4 PERTY.-On TUESDAY, the 2sih day OF Noyem-
Der, shall proceed to sell Auction the premises
of the la;c VIM Morris, IN the Green Spring Hoighbor-
hood, Louisa county, all the CROPS STOCK and FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS of the plantation.
Tho CORN i estimated II nine hundred 10 one th0us-
and barrels ard there will be large quantity Of fcd-
der and Shucl.s, as well Of Hay. straw and Chaf
There are Ten or Twelve MI LIS and HORSES, and =
few COLTS. Among the latter !, Fine Black Hawk
Stallion, three years old. u CATTLE tn~r" about
forty head-inciuding number OF OXEN and MICH
COWS
The HOGS and SHEEP are numerou-, and in good
condition. OF the former about Lihc;y will be- hrft
rate pork.
The Wagons, Carts, Machines and Implements arc
such usually belong to large and we'll appointed
farm.
Nine months credit will he given on al .dns over
6fy dollars r. o. NORRIS,
Gct26-d3tc3w Executor Of WA. A5rri', dac+a-ed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT

TME OFFICES OF TIE RICHMOND DRAY
i COMPANY are al Mes,rs. ELLERsON X co. 5, cor
ucr Ninth and Main, and at Messrs. J. {. SLAGHr
SONS corner OF Nineteenth and Main. We
prepared with Tobacco Dealers 10 do their
shipping on the most favorable terms.
+. W. MASSEY,
uovl0--3m Agent for the Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

J TIE WESTERN HOUSE, RoBBEEY-THE PRISONERS
|2EAcH SENTENCED TO FIVE NE,Es' CONFINEMENT IN
| zee srArE PENrESTIAEV.-At 10 O'Clock, yestyr-
! Nav morning Joseph Thompson a!.as Dre>,ingham
Samuel Swift and Thomas Crosby, whose trial upon
the charge OF having entered the Western House. On
Seventeenth street on the night of the 81 Of No
veuber. and having robbed It's proprietor, Thomas
aNoran of property to the value Of Sllo concluded
. Tuesday evening we've brought mo Court When
lssStant Provost Judge Hoy,ad; aiIes ordering
prisoners 70 stand up, said
The Court, after mature elaboration. tul, that
4 you, Joseph p Thompson a..cs Timothy Bgcssn--
can. Samuel Swift anjs Thomas Crosby, are guilty
fhaviag, on the nigh: OF the 81 OF November ls'5.
M IN means Of false key, un,aWtuliy aud i,louiousy
entered the house OF Thomas a. Moran, a citizen OF
Richmond Va and that you did then uulaUiuI!y and
elonlously therefrum take and carry away PERSONAL
y property Of the value OF $50
Judee Hovsrldt. after reading tie above. said 90
the prisoners. Have either OF yOu auythlug % say
\ why sentence should not De- passed upon You
swift lquicklyL-Ges 10 any one wa cNei iuL1-
Il y; Of d cfme 1 am OF this. Judge, was Ucyci
ested before in ms life. Twas news agent IN
cocks CORPS, and when thar broke zap came 90
nond to look f0rwOrs. "a was guilty OF tie
would have told Jon So long ago. but am
. Mrs Talley and nv friend. Young GaoJe, both
! whore was from until % o'clock Wednesday
q last when the Putzell~ swear was ot their
- Firth street
Innocent. have Eaturely considered
.ISaasgrs,L;,oS o! last night m
awas and not come back any
an didn't ms witnesses prove
ave been at PutlyUs az the
: and himself swear was there
III l1usOn. as God j. my Judge, /
Il von are guilty Of this CRIME a. /
81 - this morning On the hcaye..S.
,nl4 for the prI~oucrs.-Judge J
lt,kt into consideration tue crcun-
n; case. lie is OF respectable
5nly one Of the prisoners in whom
lamb knows me: sold papers for
rvs there is nothing against lay
aftsr leaving the army as a news
and sold papers rather than do
Ice YOU each to five years con.
-ireinia state Pentent.ary 10 hard
owever, request the commanding
ie testimony IN your cases. viii
eution 90 yOur~-Swift.
ptain, can't You recommend me
"a 4hompson; to be very candid with
aot, consistently with my views OF justice
Il can Stand on my head that long
(steTnyl -Repeat that again and will
our sentence.
announcement Of The sentence Swift wept
an looked serious. but Crosby smiled and
as unconcerned about his fate as the oldest
~ hardened criminal would have been under
~ circumstances They were sent 70 Castle
Snder under guard, from when place they VII
e,~Srarded TO their quarters in the Penitentary.
~ ~. .,resent seemed 20 feel much sympathy for
.-hsr II tie prisoners except swift
~, a. 5EwELRY.-Several little "slOp-shOps"
Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

At same place and time, the valuable WATER
POWER at the Locks OF the Upper Appomaitox Canal
about miles from the city, will be leased for term
OF years One privilege has fail Of fourteen feot and
the other Of eight feet and with three acres Cf
ground 10 each privilege
Parties desiring to enter into any manufacturing
business, will lind but sci d"m such opportunity
the above offers. Il. +. LESTER,
now ids Agent Upper hlunmattOX Ca. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

nromjses TO the poor to which he replied, Look
here be iabers Il you think tbs good 70 be poor,
give me the big house and you 60 live in the cabin"
This Knocked landlords Bible theory into a cooked
hat and put an end thereafter 10 all such
talk On another occasion, Bill, one Novem-
Der day was digging potatoes his daughter
NOll was at the other end OF the ridge. She was
mush about something or other and Bill began To
curse her with q vim At that moment the priest OF
the parish happened TO ride by and hearing Bill,
said: III, Bill. there you are again, at your old
tricks" to which Bill, getting mad as the dew
II, said: by the mOrtGl POreTs, your rivrince,
if you had a daughter that wouldn't do your bid
din you'd curse her like blazes yourself" That
enough for the priest he made the sign Of the
cross commenced reciting PRAYER, put spurs to his
horse and galopped OF. Bill looked after him, threw
down his spade, and roaring out laughing, sung out
10 his daughter: " Mol, You divil, the priest can
fr:gh;en Oud nick, but bad look to me, If / hav'nt
frightened the priest
Poor BILL he is laid under the could sod" lit
tie head stone about the height of our knee, in lii
tie grave ward under the shadow of hill, beside the
bright waters Of a beautiful river, and nigh unto
some ivy clad ruins OF glorious structures OF an
cent davs ere British burglars broke into Ireland,
marks the spot where he sleeps-Teqaiescct n pace
Poor Bin died Of disease in the face produced by
a bad razor and bad shaving soap. Pity he hadn't
some OF ". Garcin's shaving soap, and he might be
alive today 10 join the Fenians, and get eXcom-
municated therefor by that meddesOme fellow Cul-
len, Of Dublin. Read Garcin's advertisement.