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List OF Prices, Weights, and Sizes of Farm. Hotel
Steamboat, School House, Ships, and Factory
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seats In the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only stations the line of the Chicago and Rock
island Railroad. JOHN f. TRACY, Sup,t.
w. ID. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY. MoRNING...,oCT. IA, 1865.
ELECTION RETURNS.


AS far as IS known. or can be reasonably con-
ject7lej, the following results have been OBJ
tslned:
CONGRESSIONAL.
FFgt DistTict.-W. H. B. Gusts. of Accomac,
reported in Washington as probably elected
Second DiStrict.-L. Il. Chandler, OF Norfolk,
electci.
Ta.rl D:,tfi.t-y. Johnson Barbour OF or
snge. elects
Fourth Ds5t,.5t-8Obe,t Ridgway, OF Amherst,
elected.
r. IN Disti-t.-8obert E. withers, OF Tan
vile probably elected.
Sab Di5f5-t.-A. II. H. Stuart, OF Augusta
slec;ed
chester. eiectef.
E3glh Dislr,L-Danisi H. Hoge, Of Mont
gome-y, probably elected.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
RE.;SIco.- Returns have been received from
I've precincts IL Genneo--ls wing sweeneys
Eachos and Dickmaa TO hear from which give
the following woe
For Coagrcss.-Barbaur, 695 LipscOmb lOl ;
Peodleton %.
For state Ssaate.-Loul-a sud Hanover TO
hear from-Co msu, COO Richardson, 10y Tur-
neg, %.
F5T Ho4se q Delegate. entitled to two
S'oarns, $50. White SOP Wickbam, l6I Friend,
2U3. Knight, l63 McRae SO.
No doub, o.. tae election ol Stearns and White
70 the House.
The election Of Clayton u. Coleman. Of Louisa,
10 The Seuate from the Disuict embracing Henrico
seems also certain.
FREDERIcKssURo- Coagress-Blrbour, "a
Pend.etoa SeneF for Senate 20 majority over
Lee.
CrLPEPgS-8 arbour's majority over PendIetou
10 live precincts. % ttree precincts 70 hear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

SAFEs.-ln another column, We made note this
week that safe OF Marvin \ Co.'S build of New
York, which was purchased By Neal, Leigh Co,
corner of Virginia and Cary streets. was broken
into this week and robbed, We described the lie
as being poor concern especially after it was
robbed. And therelpon the agent Tor the sale
here, took our paragraph. went TO >e3is, anu
found that what We said was tue, and then wrote
8 sharp, short ard decisive letter 10 hrryin Co,
confirming our report 10 the letter and further We
are informed, t1st the agent Is going 10 New ork
hins.lf 10 see said Marlin. We have no interest
one way or the otter, except the pHblic interest,
for we have no money to put in 3 Marvin ; safe,
thank God and therefore only add that Neal, Leigh
L Co., having bought the safe Gu time, - good
safe now think they ought not 10 pay therefor and
therein we think they are GIT, provided the: will
send 70 Marvin the old metal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

BOARD OF HBALTH.-Iu view Of the fact thai
that dreaded scouIge, the cholera, is slowly bu.
surely approaching this continent, and our own
city IA as likely TO suffer from its rsVages as many
Of larger size it becomes those who have tie
control OF such matters TO see that ever; locality,
suspected Of being unhealthy or of being exposed
to disease, should lie iusi eCtsd carefully, and such
measures used as they think viii Prezerse the
health and cleanliness Of the city, aud. If posi-
bic, prevent the introduction ana spread OF con
tsEiOus and infectious diseases
Or. W. 4. Spence, member 81 the Board OF
Health, appointed for RichmoTd By Mijor Gene
raj Turner some time since, deserves great credi,
for the lively interest he has manifested in this
subject, and we have that confidence IN his int
ligecce an6 act witty which leads Us 10 eii@ye that
he will be instrumental in preventing the TaysGes
Of the cholera among US, ii We should be visited
by the monster. as now anticipated. We under
stand that the Board is making Inquiries fr he
purpose of ascertaining how faI the propagation
Of the alsnthus tree, or tree Of heaven Is del
teriOus to the health of The inhabitants IN nei-
borhoods where il grows. There ale many Of
these tree nuisances in Richmond, and the " had
oior" emit ed from ;bem 10 the Spring ana a5liv
Summer is enough t. coulcmC, without slrouCe'
evidence OF their evil Influences Some years
since there was great cItcry against them ~
most Of the cities OF the nlOa sul their d=-
stTGctiOn was mo ted III our common hail but
finally dropped In manY sect ons. however,
they were condemned and the axe laid al the
root May it be so heTe before another Sguhg
bursts upon US.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

TIE MOSITEuR ON TIE FENIAYs.-The jIoai
tear Ieproduces the following paragraph from a
PaEl. daily sheet
The Irish people is far from being PARTISAN
of Fenianism, aud il unanimously thanks the Co.
mernmen, for the promptitude with which it has
T-rressed it. The chiefs OF that association are
almost without exception, Irishmen Of the very
worst sort, who, since the cessat on of the civil
war, have lost the occupation that pleased them
best. and who seek 10 light up on this side the
Atlantic the con1agration which on the other
side has just been happily extinguished. In
France and everywhere all who are not partisans
of anarchy will rej1i.e to learn that the Fenian
plot has met the fate it merited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

THE TRIAL or colonel JACQUES profound
interest Is apparently felt in this cause. Since its
presentation the courtroom has been filled with
spectators. and the professional gentlemen EN-.
gapsd on either siddbave conducted the exami.
nation with a great-deal OF warmth. Among the
witnesses called for the defence yesterday were
.egeral eminent citizens and ciergymen of the
States cf Illinois and Ohio who had been the
friends and associates of Colonel Jacques. Major
General Palmer was also upon the witness-stand
in behalf of the accused. The testimony was
concluded yesterday and should continuance
not be asked for and granted, the case will pro
badly be decided this morning. - Louisville JON
nal! October T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14
THE ELECTION-DUTT or COMMITS
SIONERS 4ND OTRERS.

II IS tic duty CT the Con- missioners superinlend-
ing the election at the Court Houses Of the several
counties and corporations comprising the District,
within three days after the conclusion Of the cleo
ton, to liver certified statement Of the result
of the election &c the Clerk of the county. The
Clerk musteutor on record this result and transmit
certified cory os said result 10 the Gle k of the
County Court of,le county first named in the law
describing such District whose duty it shall be in
nftesa deys ir n the election Of a Delegate, twen-
ty days from the election OF Senator, and thirty
days from the election Of a Congressman, in the
presence Of two f-eebo!dsrs TO open and examine
such pies declsre the person elected, record tie
result in his Office. and transmit to the person
elected and to jbo Clerk OF the House to which he
is elected, a copy Of the statement which will he
Guficis Mt evidence Of his election and erhtle him
pa sest II tue Richmond District Stafford is the
frst county nameI md TO the Cl7ra Of that ooun
- these s;atemen must be accordingly seut
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

TuE sTEAxERs.-The steamer Fannie OF the
Powhatsn Steamboat Company, sails for Baiti-
more At noon to-day.
The steamship Creole sal at eish o clock this
morning for New York.
The Empire Line OF steamers also despatch 3
steamer this morning.
The Ellie Knight, of the Peoples Line, vii,
leave this morning for Baltimore.
The Old Bay Line Is the mail and Adams TX
press route. They 80 by no other steamer. The
New Line cOnveys Handlers aul Reit's Express
packages. They 60 by no other route. Look To
our steamer Advertisements for further inio.ma
tiOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE DAY AFTER TIE FAIR.-Feople toll Us
yesterday morning that ii We had been can
didats we would have been elected. The deuce
take them why didn't they say that before
We want that foug dollars a dag badly. Ne
want to kill corruption. We wait 10 build up our
city, help the poor and Andrew johnson &c. We
want 10 say above board what We have T. say, and
that's a great deal. At this moGcnt however,
we want TO say land We want you all to k0ow
that we are in Pr0gric persona resp nsible TOR al
We saw that J. ". Lee Il son, lnsr Of Eighth
and Grace streets, are prepared to execute c-jer-
for painting In all its branches, nd solicit the
continued patronage OF their old customers and
the public generally. We don't see why it SHOULD
not be continued.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14
WM THORNLEY,,

P. voolfolk, WM THORNLEY,,
Late of Richmond. Caroline county, Va.
WE, the undersigned, having formed a 60.
w partnership uUde thu style 81 VOOLFOLK
d THORNLEY,, will attend 10 the sale of Lands,
Crops &C., AID having made arrangements with
parties in Richm md, Baltimore and New Yo,.:
we ale prepared TO furnish LABOR either VIII ta
or cooged, t. the farmers Of this or the adjacent
counties.
We COW offer for sale, on accommodating terDs,
the following FARES, viz
Arcadia" Caroline county Virginia, seven
miles from Bowling Green, and same distance
from Por. Royal, containing about 1900 acre
land, s 0 cleared, balance in good tint er, with
fine house nearly new, and frs. rate cabins ban
stables, tobacco-houses, sc. Land in high stare
of improvement.
Red House" Spotsylvana county, Virginia.
continuing go acres. This farm is situated Cn
North Anna river touF and half miles fror
Virginia Central Railroad.
Cole Hill" Gpotsylvania county, Virginia
near Mount Pleasant P. o., containing 500 acres
land, good dwelling and al necessary out. houses
Arcadia" Caroline county, Virginia, six mills
from Guineys Iepot containing ol4 acres, COL
cleared, and balance in good timber. Has fine
new dwelling continuing zen rooTas, and all lee.
cessary buildings new. This is a fine Tobacco
farm.
Six hundred snd City acres land Caroline eouu.
ty, Virginia, near RappGAGnnocS river. nine miles
from Port Royal anu ten from Bowling Green.
This farm Is in high state of cultivation, and
without improvements.
We are also authorized 10 sell number If
farms, 10 dheren- sections of this State, at very
low prices.
Address--Bowling Green, Caroline count, yir.
ginia. Fepl2--t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

NEw ORLEANS TOBACCO MERCHANTS. Peij.ei
having manufactured tobacco 10 sell will 10 vii
to uotice the card of Messrs Sulherlin Warren
Co., OF New Orleans, published in to-day's Uhtg.
The senior partner, Mr.. j. NJ Sutheri n. Is well
known in South-side Virginia, having been 70 s
and largely engaged in the manufacture and ale
of tobacco there whit the firm OFF, the a>2;'
tional advantage of almost uD'imitc' means,
which enables them to make prompt and LIBERAL
advances on all consignments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

BODY FoUSD.-Yesterday afternoon some boys
discovered the body of newly born child which
had been deposited in the ruins Of the State Court
House. The body wss wrapped in rag, nd was
evidently that Of child which had not attained
the period Of nat1r birth. 1t wss \ ma,o and
hardly developed. The body was taken in charge
for burial by the rOys who found it,
This exhibition illustrates the alb dilute necessity
of Coroner of the city to Investigate and take
charge of such cases.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MURDER OF REV. ROBERT CASTLEMAN.
PETERSBURG, Oct. 81 Rev. Robert Castiemsn,
q well known member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, was brutally murdered on Wednesday
night st, near CASTOR, North Carolina, He WIS
returning alone from a visit to his neighbor. The
perpetrstor Of the deed was not identified. Tie
deceased was widely known and much beloved in
Virginia,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

ANNOY ANCES-We understand the neiGAbors in
the upper part of the city are much annoyed by
the serenading procivties of certain negroes, who
make the night hiieous b. their uocturll s,ren-
AIDES The other night gen leIuan who appeared
at lis window and eXposJulated with them, IS
fired at By one Of the negroes. 5 me steps should
be taken BY the police TO check these iIeg1etfly
recurring outrsSes and annoyanccs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

RKPREHESslBLE Practice. TIE residence OF
No. John W. Camp on Franklin street between
Twenty second and Invent third streets. has Teen
stozed by unknown parties !,r several nights in
succession, each time at about the hour OF twelve
o'clock at night. The attention d the polite as
been called to the annoyance, nd II is 70 be
hoped that the guilty parties my be brought TO
- nnn1irn -
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Georgia Ra,iro.d lusnsd over to the STATE.

PHtLApELPHIa. Oc;. Der l2.-Tle steamer Cam
bria has arrived here from Savannah.
The &c rgin i. j'i- railroad was turned over TO
the state m tie Goth ult. The United states very
ubersliy Trop sed 70 icrnIsh running STOCK ma
slinerv tools, g. The commissioners took sc
ven locomotives Two stationary engines, one hun
drtd box and fifty platform cara, aud could have
obtained NOR, had they ASKED for them. Car
shops aud al necessary machinery were also Sc
cured. This stock Is an advance made TO the
rcd by the Government at prices eNceAdi7 gly
Nber,l The commissioners lei out contracts Tor
buil NJ fourteen b-idyes on the road, 20 be CON-
pleted by the 18th OF December These contracts
were all given 20 Georgians.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

SrRALISG.-On We .nesjay at Constable j. W.
Cole, OF Henrico county, arrested Joseph Neurobe,
Of said county, who is charged with stealing lot
OF candles and crackers, and United states CUT
'rency 10 the amount OF about twerty dollars. The
accused was taken before Justice W. L. Wade
and held 10 bail fer his appearance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

MouRNINe.-A land in mourning for Its brayest
and It's best, is sight so solemn and SO sad as
must I'LL the heart with sorow never ending II
We were not sdmonished to bear Affections patti
emily, Go whittier We will We meet the pale
cheek and appalling weeds of woe, and then we
bethjuk us OF bloody battle fields and INITIATED
limbs, and the mortal cry OF sgoR., and the