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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
The Conspiracy Trial.
The Proceedings this Afternoon.
two - clock tho Commission wa, called to



order, and
u witness Tor the d-f"uro, having been sworn,
testified that he was Superintendent II the GOV
crnmeut Botanical Garirns In this city. Was in
furd - Theatre at the tIIne Uf the asSassuailun.
saw Euutn pass of the stage aud saw Mr. stewart
ECt IN. Witness thought Booth was oil the sfaLu
before any unc got On.
JACOB RITrERSFAUaH
Recalled. Question by Mr.. Ewing: when you
were examined for the prosecution, til" other
dNy, you stated that SPaug Ter slapped you, and
told you tu hush upY
A. Yes, sir. | made the same statement Ia Mr..
Lamb aud Mr. GaTlan; was On tho stage with
SpauElur the day "f the assassination saw - Inan
In the dress circle, smoking cigar. Witness
said t" Spangler, we ought To put him Out. -
Spanglcr said lac had nothing to do with that part
nf the theatre. This was about o clock A fow
minut"s afterwards saw tn" man In a lower box,
on the Tight.hAud side of the stage.
MR. CARLAN
was sworn, and testified that he was aeg aninicd
with Jacob RittcrsPaughj saw him in sianrd :
room On the night Of the assassination wok"
him up, Rtterspaugh told witness that after
the assasS nation the last he saw Of sPangIcr wa.
behind the scenes, when Booth rau out Of tn"
theatre. SpanyleT slapped him Ia the face, aud
said "Hush ur--y"u dnu't know whether II Is
Rruth some one else - Witness was suTa
RtterspAUgh did not tell him that Spanglrr told
him to hush mp, and don't say which way he
went He said to him: "luu dOu't know
/ w., S,...,'.t,. ~, -, a., A. a. II -. - ~ '
stage.
Spauglcr had very little money while witness
was WIN MN "" wanted 20 see Mt "lh"td 10
S'' s"in', n""'n @ ,Ielu'ItTI t W" 'h'MI' "h" vas
"h ln~'.A'' ~ ''ms WIN aI' lno elhPI"{ceS: WI
@ I , , suH n,,,I''', ,"P'
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- ,',,I,,.i S,,,'I ~ ~, 80 ~ H.
', h. siaiIS Ian, III ''n tho niht ~ ~ n WV
.,'Tra,iam TX sIcnt In ths rsrneni,r ~ shpn a.
I'inim' When ,,iin,.s W. RI,,sr,nan,ih NJ
h. .LsoJ him ,Sb,ra Sn.n,,Icr ~ III nal, az
rnr',rk tLai SnnpeI,,T III strrcL MIN q, ,ho
n,"mth and aid "Lu.b nm. van dont INV
| ,yh"tLer il w,s B,oib ar s"m, cnc clss :, snan,
i,r Ind r,ss T., 49,, In thc ,ba,tr. M, q ,r .
! Guarded
IAuHsLAND
| R,c,II,J. Was ar,uaintcJ ,,ith I.c.,h Pi,t.r.
sn,r,gL NV him ~, ,Le ia, ,G S,nrI.H ~, -
| III" ass,,..in,rinn Uc Wa yrnmbIinS snJ s.td
II Nod isn,n,Iore ,LaI Lc ia nn, Lins
| in hi. hnnI ns n. iNsJI strnrL hi,s a very n, "a
! blow and said "Shut up-you don I know any
! thing Rbnutit - Witness said that Ritterspans h
! said A. Booth run of the stage, thai he knew
who II was, whcn SpAngler strnck him and said
| "IIush up-you don I know whoitwas'' - wit.
no.. Was suyc Ibat RitteTsnanyb aid moi say tbai
| SrnnyI,r s,iI "DnnIt sav which ,yay he wcnt -
| NJ pTxTVp
a rI.rk ot tbs N.unn.i botsl tsst,6od that h,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

MA GEN. BLAIR and Mrs. BLAIR are soon
to visit their sou at tho Naval Academy, New .
port, X. /.
Gov. ASDREw, of Massachusetts, and Mrs.
ANnKGw are rilll Ia tho city, tho guests of Redt
Admiral LEE
Major General N. T. DANA has resigned
GENERAL RosECRAss has received siK
mouths' Leave ol absence, and will 60 to the
pacinC CnhAl.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
complimentary Concert to MIRO. Kop,

NOmpIInlcnIhTyOO OOhUtFt 70 HI'V' TUE
pitL.
On Sunday evening next that admirable
composer and musician, Mr., KOrrIrz, whose
music in GrWer's thsntre has contributed 80
much to The delight Of tho frequentcrS Of tho
theatre, Is n have n benefit concert. Those
who attend will not only get II rare musical
treat for their money--such an entertain,
ruent us is seldom enjoyed in Washington
hut they will also hAvo the pleasure Of assist,
ing in a testimonial richly deserved In all
respects II the theatre is not crowded mex,
Sunday evening, We shall suspect thHt thu
people have not as much music in their soul
as they ought. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
EHFss,',Is'sssea.sl E

| = III WAsHuaTaE, May ~, lSS5, d
SIR A6opy Of the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation Of this date Is herewith ap-
pd dnded, By clause in tho instrument, the
Secretary of statois directed 10 establish
rJhos aud dfegubtions for administering and
recording the amnesty oath, so as to insure
IL benefits TO the people and guard the Gov
ornment hgaidst fraud. Pursuant TO this
injunction, you are informed that the oath
prescribed in the proclamation may DO taken
and subscribed before any commissioned on
cor, civil, military, or naval, In the service
Of the United States, or any civil or military
officer Of loyal State or Territory, who, by
the laws thereof, may be qualified for admin.
istcring oaths. An officers who receive such
oaths are hereby authorized to give certified
copies thereof TO the persons respectively by
whom they were made. And such officers
are hereby required to transmit the originals
Of such oaths, Mt NJ carly day rs may be
couyenient, 70 This Department, where thy
will be deposited, and rsInain in the archives
Of the Government. 4 register thereof win
lie kept in. the Department, and on npplicA-
tion, in proper cAscs, certificates will be is.
sued Of such records in tho customary form
II official certificates, r .......
am, sir, your obcdient servant,
wHLiAN II. SEWARD.
ITho amnesty proclamation referred to
above was published inztho REPUBLICAN OF
TuosdayI ' r...I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

The first division or tho 18th Army Corps
left here yesterday =" ro"'c for l'ouisvillc.
This division occupied train Of forty cars.
other divisions will follow in consecutive
days The 5sth and 92d ohio will probably
leave to-day. All the i4th corps, except tho
18th New York and 10Th Pennsylvania, gv To
Louisville. The 9th Army Corps go into
camp at Baiiey's Gross Roads this evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
nceon.trucrlon In North CnroIlna.

The President has appointed the following
officers for North Carolina District Judge,
r. =. DICK, United States Marshal, W. X.
MCnAEDsoNj District Attorney, RICHARD
MASON; Postmaster Of Raleigh, Colonel J.
r. Il. RUST. All these are North Carolinians.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
THE HERO OF NAsHVILLE.

Maj. den. GEuHGE II. THOMAS, the hero
Of Nashville, did not arrive in town until
Wednesday evening. The "Gen. THOMAS"
announced as having arrived at Willards' on
Tuesday last was Brigadier, and not "OId
Pap" as his mon familinrly calls the
Major General. Gen. THOMAS had an inter.
view with President JOHNSON o.day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

The Secretary of War has ordered that re.
turned prisoners enlisted mem who have en-,
dured the hArdshiPs Of AndersOnviIlC, Flor,
snee, Salisbury, aud other rebel prisons, be
mustered out as soon as possible, and that
they be allowed hree m0aIh3 ertra pdy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

Rev. DR. ILLowT, Of New Orleans, made
an appeal in one Of his sermons for funds 70
aid in purchasing homestead for Mrs LIN
coLN, and is taking contributions, limited 70
I've dollars each, for that object
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with tho least possible
expense and delay, on psrSoN0i application
at the Department of State, myI.3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

FREsH mutton sold in our market yester
day at 20 cents per pound. Too much. Why
will people DO 50 foolish Ms to pay such exor
bitant prices How has man the con
science to ask them Vain question. -Ra
Lcigh (N c. Progress.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
Naval Heroes In the Rhode Island
LeEIslRture.

NEwPORr, II, l., May Si.-Vice Admiral
FArragut, Rear Admiral Porter, Commodore
Blake, Captain Worden, and other distin-
guished naval heroes, visited the Legislature
this morning, and were received In grand
committee. Mr. George l.. Clark introduced
resolutions in their honor, which were Gu.
Enthusiastically adopted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
Judge Davis, Tributo 70 Abraham
"... lincoln. 7

On our first page to.'lay will no found the
LISGoLS resolutions passed by the bar at the
United States Circuit Court tlIting at In.
iiuuapulis, and tho very interesting and Olo.
quent remarks on tho occasion Of Judge
DAVIS, Of the United States Supreme Court
who was an intimate friend Of tho late Prcsi-
dent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

First Division, Nineteenth Army Corps,
General DwIOHT, leaves here tomorrow for
Savannah, Georgia etc., on transports from
Alexandria.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

Departure Of General sherman.
Major GenerRl WILLIAM TECUNsEH SHER-
MAN took his departure for his command IN
the West accompanied by his personal staff
on Wednesday evening last.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

An order has been issued mastering out Of
service all officers Of volunteer artillery or
CARNATIONS. %
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

TN Thursday evening, Juuo lt, by The kr'
Nj Madden, JANIS LENUEL MATHEWS To NJ
surWIA 4, BEOwS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
BX TELEGRAPII.

From North CaroIina-Thep Proposition
90 Pay the National Dcbt-RcsIdrnts
of North Carolina ucturnInE- Their
FoTIner slaves I.oRnInE Them Money
Union Prisoners from Texas.
Nav YORK. June New Berno IN. c.
dates 10 the seth state that the proposition
to pay 0H the national doht meets with much
favor with many business men, and they will
take shares in Il.
Former wealthy citizens Of New Berne are
returning and meet with hospitablc treat
ment from their late slaves, who not only re-
Iicve their wants but furnish them with
money to pay their taxes,
Slaves who followed our armies through the
South are returning to their homes in great
numbers, having experienced much suffering
and satisfied that there Is no place like
homo.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
Gen. sheFinan's Farewell to
HisiAfmy. |
III AL-- III 4
An EIOqusnt Rc;itdl ofsIhtlr Exploits.

!" Lookout Mountain, !" /" TsnnsI HiIi,"
Buzzard's Roost GsP,n "snakc
Creek Cap" "Resaea," "Daliss,"
Kenesaw," AtIants,,,S savan-
nah," "Averysboro',S "Bsatons-
VIE, y" goIdsBsrO','' y !" Raisigh.'' -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
FMRH ElIEI0E|
lIk1INrAG,fN FIVE.

iJEgH. DAVIS STILL AT FORTRESS
MONROE.
There N no-truthrin tho st1tement TINT
JErT. DAVIS has been placed O9 bOFFI ?
monitor and brought to this city The cui.
pfit Is aiH f6 hts ceIrI hsFortrSss, con.
Lemplailng the Gwfdt dObn that aNAits him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

So Furnizhed House Wanted. -
Thoroughly furnished house, Of abuut twelve
rooIus, centrally located, with modern imProy"
ments, wanted immediately, by reSP"nsih."
party. Address lock box 81, Washington, D
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

q, lsIkl.--The Ladies' Of Asb1Ty A. NJ, y. Church
will hold FAIR TO assist the erection II new
church. II will he opened on the FIRST hON-
DAY IN JUNE, lS,iS, at Cripps' Hall On Eleventh
street, between h street aud pennsylyania 1N"
une. The patronage " the public II solicited ~
export mauAgers, who warrant an agreeable time
tn the guests aud merit to thu cause. mSl- II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

d. Md Gcn. VS.. TEoUNsEH SHERpAE's
farewell order to the armies Of Georgia and
Tennessee Is to-day promulgated. The fol-
lowing Ia copy Of the order: ...r .g.' H.,
. .HEApo NJ MIL DIV. or rHa MIsSInsIPPI,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

TwIsH ALL MEN TO BE FREE. -ASEIHLs
s.uNcoLN-w -washIbgton, October 10, 1884. .ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

Bill THE THRAsHER.-Once upon time there
dwet on a little farm, in Ierne fine old fellow.
nicknamed Bill the Thrasher lie was an unmiti-
gated Cet honest a the SUM- and full of fun a. an
egg Is Of meat He was a splendid compOund-one-
fourth pOtheen, One-fOurth patriotism, One-fourth
potato, and one-fourth 'GirGrShiR" Bill had his
faults though, for he would swear a bit, and get
tight occasionally, and crack a skull betimcs He
was styled Thrasher from his skill at beating out
grain with fail and breaking other peoples bones
with his shillelah. Lord Byron would have been
delighted with Bill, for he was a good hater; he
hated 1.-THE prOctors and gaugers, and eNcisemen.
and agents, and rack.renting landlords, more even
than the Devil hates holy water; and he was good
sound, unfinching rebel, TO boOt-nOt 'gainst the
< PiRribGS CRHm constitution { for Bills brains
could not comprehend that) but 'gainst the British
constitution, which he many times swore he would
thrash out Of the world if he could Bills landlord
re kHeW them both once said to Bill, when complain
ing Of his poverty, bill, remember what the Bible
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

IL. o.,
Seventeenth between Main and Cary sireets.l
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON FRI
w DAY the 10th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock,
A large line Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS &c, to
which the attention Of the trade is respectfully invited
They name in part
% hhds Bacon Sides
loo kes, lard
loo hrkins Butter
- boxes Cheese
351 sacks MsrsbalPs salt
- hhds Sugar
loo barrels Refined Sugar
IS barrels Crushed Sugar
- barrels Syrup
loo bags Cofee
80 bbls Rec
Loo boxes Adamantne Candle,
ALSO,
Ginger, Pepper
Spice. MustaTl, Indigo
Wrapping Paper
Cigars BToOms,
Buckets, Siitcrs
Tubs, Measures
Flour and Sugar Boxes
Shoe Brushes
Starch Gun Caps
Misons Blacking
Tea, Scales
Pickles. Fancy Soaps
Extract Logwooi
Matches
Ground Pepper
Ginger
Bed Cords
Plough Lines
&c. Sc &c.
w H. PARRISH Co, AuetioneeTs
7. W. KEEsEE, salesman. novs--3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, November o-In the State election to-
day twenty-One precincts give W. W. Holden $50,
and Jonathan Worth 3O15. These returns are most
ly from points along the lines of railway. From
present indications all the ultra Union candidates
for Congress are defeated. No correct conclusion
can vet be had as to the result of the contest for
Governor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
LOUISIANA ELECTIONS.

NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Wells, the candi-
date for Governor, and Voorhees, for Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor, have carried the city by overwhelming ma
jorities.
The Democratic Congressman are elected by
large majority. The Legislature is entirely Demo-
cratic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
CONVICTION OF GENERAL BRIsCOE.

WASHINGTON. Nov 9.-General Briscoe, lately
commanding at Lynchburg has been found guilty
by Court Martial of larceny. he is dishonerably
dismissed from the service, FORGETTING all his pay and
altorapcas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
CuoTrpA az THE ATALANTA.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--Since the passengers OF the
steamship ATLANTA have been removed from The
ship, but few cases of sickness have occurred and
those of the mldest form. Hopes are entertained of
the speedy disappearance of the malady.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

P. VOOLFOLK, wN THoRNLEY,
Late Of Richmond. Caroline Co., Va.
WE, the undersigned, having formed ateea
w co-paTtnership, under the style OF WOOL -
FOLK I; THORNLEY,, will attend 10 the sale OF
Lands, Crops &c, and having made arrangements with
parties in Richmond, Baltimore and New York. we are
prepared to furnish LABOR, either white coOred, TO
the farmers Of this or the adjacent counties.
We offer for sale, on accommodating terms, the
following FARMS, viz
ARCADIA" Caroline county Virginia. seven miles
from Bowling Green, and same distance from Port
Royal containing about 200 land, 500 cleared
balance in good timber, with fine house, nearly new,
and cabins, barns stables tobacco houses, &c
Land i'm high state Of improvement.
cred HOUSE. SpOsylvania county, Virginia, con-
tanning $50 acres. This farm Is situated North Anna
River, four and half miles from Virginia Central
Railroad.
"CoLE HILL, spotsylvania county, Virginia near
Mount Pleasant Post Office, containing 900 acres land,
good dwelling and all necessary out-houses.
ARCADIA Caroline county, Virginia, six miles
from Guneys Depot containing Sl4 acres ESQ cleared
and balance in good timber. Has fine now dwelling
containing rooms and all necessary buildings new
This is It line tobacco farm.
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES LAND, Caro-
line county, Virginia RappahannOck River nine
miles from Port Royal ard ten from Bowling Green
This farm is in high state OF cultivation, and without
improvements. -
We are also author to sell number of FARMS,
In different sections Of this State, at very low prices
Address Bowling Green, Caroline county, Virginia.
sepl2--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
TUE GRANVILLE TINES"
PUBLEHED WEEKLY,
DAYYInE, VA.

This Manor has extensive circulation IN the town Of
Dare and the surrounding counties Of Virgins and
,Ln snEth and Northwestern portions OF North Caro-
lima. ,, -.
rho TINE affords the advantage Of the circulation Of
Virginia and North Carolina paper combined, viz the
DASvILLE APPEAL and the milton CHRONICLE.
TERMS.
FIVE DOLLARS per annum, THREE DOLLARS for SIX
months, in advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square first insertion 81 for each subsequent
insertion, 50 cents.
One square, three months.................. Q W
Two squares, three months.....-........'. 10 w
Three squares, three months. .........;;... ID v
And for longer in proportion according 10 con
tract. ho'i"-'i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

PAYABLE on DELIVERY.
Local agent, are appointed in all the cities and prnc-
pal Early application should be made for aFen-
cies. bound prospectus containing sample pages Of
the work and specimens OF binding with ruled paper
SUBSCRIBER Names sent free VI postage receipt
OF on. dollar Address
D. APPLETON x co, Publishers,
nnrlh-9l 44l and 40 Broadway. New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

spring. II is irrational 10 eNpec; 90 escape IT, We
know of nothing on which TO base a rational hope
that it will be diverted from th., city. should we
happily escape. it viii not De by reason of ceanli-
IS, Of godncss, Of being without the line Of its
'6rdinary course One thing may save US from its
dread presence or 90 least mitigate its violence and
rescue Thousands from It's me.c5ss embrace. That
one aud only thing is the psomr, adoption by the
\ City Council OF The measures suggested.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
DY VOOLFOLK & THORNLEY,, sEl
d BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, VA. Hsf@

"LAwN HOTEL" Bowling Green; fifteen rooms
Qargo and airy stables carriage house, and all neces
sary outbuidings, In good order admirably suited Tor
a large Boarding School.
"STAR HOTEL" Bowling Green; fourteen rooms,
stable for one hundred horses premises
In good order; five acres land attached.
MILL SEAT, near Milford, ninety good land at
tached, dam in good order, mill doing hhe business
before being burnt, water power suticientto work
grist and mills cotton gins &C. Terms very mod
COAL LANDING, GRIsT MILL and SAW MILL, all
complete and in good order five hundred acres heavily
timbered land attached rare chance for those wish
ing into the lumber business; situated on Aqua
Greek, Stafford county.
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES LAND, heavily tim
bered with pine, oak and hickory, two miles from
Aqua Creek and one mile from Stafford Court House.
THREE HUNDRED AND sENENTY-NlNE ACRES
LAND, near FlippoS Store Caroline county, five miles
from Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad improve
ments s, good Cd good tobacco farm
from Milford Depot small dwelling, good barn, stables
and fine tobacco house.
TAN YARD, DWELLING HOUSE &c, attached, at
Bowling Green, Caroline county Va Bark Mill Watts
&C. all complete and in good order; doing first
CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY, Blacksmith shop. Tools.
&C. at Bowling Green. A fine opening for an enter
prising man forms reasonable.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES LAND two and a half miles
from Bowling Green 80 land cleared, balance in
good wood. sepl6--tf
AT THE REQUEST OF THE Exc
n cutors Of the late Robert p. Cave, deceased ~,
we offer for sale the FARM lately occupied by said liz
decedent.
1t is situated in Orange county, Va nine miles from
the Court House on the road leading to Frederick
burg and on the road from Louisa Court House TO Gull
pepper Court House, and contains $50 acres, OF which
300 are cleared and the balance excellent timbercd
land.
The improvements consist Of q large new Dwelling
House three stories high, with tin roof, containing
twelve rooms, thoroughly painted throughout, a new
brick Kitchen large fine barn. and ali necessary out
houses in good order, and spring of most eNcelien
water convenient to the house
Churches Of various denominations contiguous to the
place Nriehborhood good and remarkably healthy
Apply to HARRISON, GoDDIA &APFEksoA.
%, cr0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

Foil WoRK.-The Captain of the Canal boat
FIuvanna was seen on Main street in this city, on
Monday afternoon en- route for the Government auc-
ton. then gous on at Rockets. lie had with him
a considerable sum of money, and the presumption
is, as he has uot since been heard Of. that he has
been foully dealt with. We trust. however, that
such is not the case, and that he will vet turn up
He was clad in home-Spun az the time Of lis diSap-
pcarance. His eyes are blue and his hair light lie
wore green goggles on account Of defect in h~
vision In height he was over six feet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Harrison, eOddin t AppersOn, AuctIOneers.

TWO VERY VALUABLE BRICK
i TENEMENTS the east side Of Second, Be -
tween Main aud Franklin streets, FOR SALE AT llE
AUCTlON.-At the request ofthe heir, of the late
Douglas Gray shall sell auction the premises,
THURSDAY, the 10th Of November. 1863 a,+ o'clock
i. NJ, those two BRICK TENEMkNTS located IS above,
one Of which j. in the occupancy OF Mr. c. II.
Barksdac, and the other recently occupied by Mr.
=. J. Archer. Each tenement has ten rooms, with the
usual servants accommodations and finished In excel
lent style Possession OF given At once. and Of the
other on the first Of December next. thus agordng
excellent chance to secure comfortable residence.
TERMs.-one-th cash balance at 1 and months,
for negotiable notes interest added secured by trust
deed, or tile retained.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsOy.
noys--tds AuCtiOnccrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-11-10

FREEDNES's CoURr.-THURsDAY, Norem6eT g.
Lizzie Gray was charged with being a notorious
prostitute. vagrsnt and old offender butwas released
as no evidence appeared against her.
Mn. j. r. Nickiin vs. John Dickson. Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff for SIC and costs
Mourning Robinson ". Mss Sarah Drew. Judg-
ment was rendered for tie plaintiff for Sll and costs
James Novel; v. DIR. Thomas II. Busk Judg-
ment for plaintiff for So - and costs.
VIM stanton charged with buying groceries I'M
der false pretences was released after the evidence
was heard.
p. p .Duyal IS. stephen Tyre. Judgment for
plaintiff
Henry Spencer vs.. Joe Bradley. Judgment for
plaintiff for 50 and costs.
Cornelius Atkinson ". Lem Baker. Judgment