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FROM MADISON.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne,J
MADISON. Wis, May 7.
A letter from Colonel John T. Clark to Gorerno.
FaiEch,ld, dacd Fort Rice. pakotah, april II, zc.
potts the health Of The regiment rood. Only enc
nan tlck, and only four caeths since reaching The
poat, On the 10Th Of October. Its term Of service
has expired, and 1t l. expected the regiment Will
leave ior Madison the latter part Of this month Of
III Of June,
The supreme Court met to-day, announced Il few
decisions, and adjourned TO Saturday.
, 1866-05-08

Quarantine Report-Thc New Liquor
E1ciAc Lusy-Foreixn Forcer DeiiSrF-
cd Crs
New yeGK. Nay THE report from the hosp!-
tai ship quarantine, to-day. ssatc* that aGe new
fIona The steamer Virginia. The,e arc nov liz
ca>et IN the hospital
The liquor saloons we're closed II this city and
n.cokt5n. yetfe1o4y, IN conformity with the uew
ezc1se inv. The c1iy WA unusually quiet. while
tfe snhDrks unusually hofsterpnt un1F sixty
Fet1l1uaud Busch was tcsasaded 10 the custody
OF ,hc t;es1pan detective police, Saturday. under
Tie cIt7adi,Iou izsasy. Ae w.s accnsed OF having
forged $4,000 Prusttau iha1eie, In Mecklenburc, ard
haf srsi3 ed aul{ three DAYS hctQre.
, 1866-05-08

arc missing. Nc renained about the hocse Tor some
time, picked up tue articles found IN The o!acs
vallse and 1eff nbont dark. Hi. further movements
were very much a. h1onpht nut IN the tEtat-
Proh-t Hates that be rou'd have contested 70 Ill
the murders before, but he feated that II be did 50
he would be torn TO pieces by tae mob.
, 1866-05-08

Republican Congressional Convention.
-Arpolnsnlent-Cour Matters.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
UEs MotSEs Mar7.
The Republican Congressional Cpnscntlou for
this District 1. caed 10 meet at this place Monday
june 18th.
Gsu. Dodge has accepted the appointment OF
Chlsi Engineer rendered him by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, at salary o{ $500.
IhC TG1:cd States Circuit Cont meets here TO-
monow. Judge Lorc, OF the district Cpue,. viii
p:estce. Jns1ce Miller 1ot being present.
, 1866-05-08

HALIFAX, y. s., May Tho steamship Merlin
from Newfoundland. reports that thr steamer Vii
liam Penn trom flartr for Sew York ,oucncd 1t.
.,u,inf, n. +, On the e8'h u1t. She hid Ucad
Cenire James Stephens on board.
, 1866-05-08

&c. a. SCEIyES, Advertising Agent,
81 Dearborn street, IL nuthortzea 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tt1bauc. md NIL
Other scudtug papers throuahout the United
Etute4 nuu C1undns
, 1866-05-08

IRISH LINENS,
Wholesale and Retail.

EASTERN .EElGE6.
Damask Napkins,
Linen Haudkerchiefs,
Liaoa Drills,
0auaasE- Table.Cloths,
HneEaback Tove}ing,
Luen Shirt Fronts,
Linen Ducks,
s2owdrop Napkins,
Unbloached Table-C1oth,
Linen Tarme ers' Drills,
Cambria Haudkerchiafs,
shirting Linens,
6loachod Table-Elota,
Tea Doylics,
Linen Drills,
Rirdseye for Aprons,
Rod End Towclsz
Brown Towels,
Drills for Boys Wear,
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pARTIES HAVING FROM 500
i tp35x, cso lnre,t II Ia light manufacturing
business that wM ray One Hundred Dollars Per
mo!Ih to energetic rueG. Cai ind c1anl ne samples
ard business a: Et'ou is, RtSausdk' klock. OF ad-
dT-.s ROY .,015 chicago. a53s.act
, 1866-05-08

1NE-IECHf SU1lCE.
WAsIfTSG7os, May 7ih.-Tnc Secondary Of tho
Treasury ctrce notice thar The Treasurer Of the
United Sthtes h1s been instructed 10 receive and
p1y nbmatutrd unied States certificates Of irdcbt-
cducss with accrued Interest. to the extent Of twe.l
II million dollars II prc.cu,cd 10 him before the
Gfst uEQxlnQ.
, 1866-05-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Claim n:afust GoToruturnf--Frnrf
Tragedy shooting Match
Suicide In a Ccsne1cry-Dcuth Sen-
tence-CierEYniau ArrcAtcti.
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tae most t'snEeut Laws will secure and
stme fesxssa saoaa doaS';sss co9ioru 9% 'n's se
| that Of the world. Some changes arr now pro-
ntr. oi vS'ea sase sa s,es aoas saS
sc.as Nssa II s s e. sss1 opeass sss"sa sa
we'll Is llc honest dea4el, V11lsudtT. The ioS,cso
He Ia. and i. aar est,y aep1ssss 1nssfs
q On account Of the largo influx oi untaxed To-
haccc, nhich ,losed iuto our market upon
sdssa e & H. aS, rebellion a.a 5
ior,en cisar. i much 100 .ow: rhc lii propose
to wholly e1s.nM from ,szasion uaany a,itcc;. and
Will &c touud Slaughtered animals. al, eassr.
hoo. sad snoet Tst,e Exemption: sDf sna fesas sae
10 all ciatses Q, 10 conmnnIy. Dsesrm,kc.. md
:: 'ssy q iii s,,,ss, e 'ssss; 'o1sssss ss::s
Int .s :ss5ns .. ia1es Tsenss thy "s1; ~ ~
r. nc do do not not, r,Spnse @ 70 az hem has eesa
fe1.l]ze1s. dn,ning tes- aud 1oanF Of moss exre7s
svc implements Of areiculturc- ltie no. also pso:
rased 70 .ssse iretehts pesasps The most irdefsn-
well rs diminishing The price ot salc.. -
srs q, Z tic @ iees 70 tcheaas essep, Sss
watches; e,yes & plse at!llaS iso,s. and eaE,lages
|
cnh7accd ainonntd 10 1est than cost or collection
*hl1c Il imposed domietharS visits Always sonox-
| ious to spirited people.
| II has been eon:idersd important not to check
auy enterprise for building. OF for repairs Of build.
.nc., anu 10 this end building materials: <uco a.
brick. ttrc stone Marble slate roofing, SLATE, limo
and cement. have BEEN placed on the tsec i.s,,
1ne lax Imposed npon paper. bo9ss s saa s,naiae.
Which WAS entertained wllh tnt little hosYtta1ity
from the lr4, Is surrendered the n,tt opportunity
without regret. The TAX on know1cdCe- = It has
lsrn oi'cu s:sle,, 1t is to be hoped Will he uoa
ahandeuca. Ihe tax npon al repairs. always in
. 4rhEtte. aEa Of d1blous property, tnar atse
be cn'ostd. II 4 hasse runs away With
= ear.aec. OF a locomotive Eet. smashed
il seem- orpnsstyc iar The Government to eetzt
Tue 0rposlunr,y Of sueh mitfo1tune for tevSine Z
tss:h Tx. We had proposed 10 cxcmns eoal fFou,
any tax. II VIZ rcgsr it as an article Of fnsl II
csuot any longer alord to dealers the excuse Of
tax for dear ps,ee. II we ,ook upon It o raw ma
tsna of which Ess IL made, tae taz On the latte
WORLD eceu1 to he n great a. We ought to snbjec
urt,cle 60 Indispensable 10 the population Of on
cit!cs ard n.ost considerable towns. II We 1ool
upon as the source nt The hidden grant Of ssesu
+ power uhteh drives so Iasse 4 part o
!. our nseninezy used in nauutae' urine, hor
ecc.ues. Il certainly presents sszoug e'tiEas to \
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.
The rage of the pitiless storm is DER,

A CREEK
q. The rage Of the pitileSs storm IS DER,
But alas for the wrecks that he,
With dsmanted mast on the waters cast ;
Their sails all torn by the shiveging blast.
Sad, sad memeutoes OF dangers past
They are drifting idly by.
Alas that's true, for many a wreck has drifted by
since April ls65.
One night. in that month and year, band Of foot
sore and dishearteued men arrived the margin Of
the James river Que hundred and sixteen miles from
Richmond. Il was very dark aud very cold, FROM
out a little window, in halt-rUned cottage Whch
stood in the midst of several spunEled ON slope
over the river shore, light was cleaning ana there
were sounds OF voices within. The officer with Tie
marty approached the dOorand Knocked. Canyon
LEI Us I'm ;" There's no room here for any one We
W m be content with place on the floor. " There :
no place here, / tell YOU. Ibercupon the party
sought shelter i'm AN abandoned store house, AMI
without tire or light, had dreary watch of it,
Morning saw them across the river On % hilltop
not far from where they landed on the other shore
n pobl,.bearted Virenian had his abode. Some OF
the fpot.Sore and exhausted of that band of men
found shelter and care beneath bis root and Tor
many a dav afterwards Struggling bands OF Couted-
crate soldiers vending theirway, after the surrender
10 their distant homes, met with handed hosp!-
tality and kudlicst treatment at that old Virginia
home. The hand OF tender woman, too, was
stretched forth there 20 minister 10 the wants oil the
war-worn soldier for all OF which that noble ' ~
riuiau and his family have the gratitude oil many
heart and the PRAYERS, toe. The place where the
hand of men were refused admittance by an old
churl was Bent creek The home where they were
welcomed was Dr. +. c. MegginsOn's, near Allen
creek ON the other side otthe river Ii ever We meet
that old churl who refused us admission, wei hand
him over 10 the Fcuaus But our business is t. tell
Won that Bent Geek Farm is for sale Hope who
ever buys it will Dust the churl Read ADVERTISE
/ meut.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
TOBACCO MARKET.


RICHMOND, March Z, 1866.
About one hundred hogsheals were opened to-day.
Market dull but not quite so much so as on the pre-
ceding day. Sixty-siX hogsheaGs and three parcels
loose were put up at auction. The loose sold at IS
TO- sI2 and S24 80. There were reflections Of bids
on hocsheads at 50, So % = 10, Sl2 20 and SIS;
balance sold as follows: One at 81, one at - TO-
one at 81 So two at So one at - 80, two at So 90
one at s. 90 one at So one at Sc %, one at 50 o.
one at Sc To- two at 81 one at s. 80 three at - one
at s. % one at : 50 two at s. 10 three at 80, two
at - % one at 50 10 one at $40, one ut $40 o. one
at Sill 90 one at Sll To- Al sl2 % one at Sl2 10
one at sl3 % one at Sl4 % one at Sli 90, one at
Sl5, two at SIS So two at SIC one at Sl1, one at
Sl7 90 two at SIS two at SIS 90, two at sl9 o. one
at so 80 one at $50 one at SOL one at 81 3d. one
at So one at SO, one at 81.
In Louisville. kentucky, on the 2l instant 2lU
hoc,heads were offered; reflections 81 hogsheauS'
Market steady Sales We're from s. 6O to $40.
In Petersburg, on the 9th instant, sales at the
y,rs6ous., we're % hogsheads at from - 60 to $50
-. and ) lots loose ut from 81 90 10 sl4 l25.
In Lynchburg, breaks at the warehouses are light
and sales confined principally TO INFERIOR ana conf
MON vet some better grades have been sold since
last quotations and while there Is no material change
IN the market vet quotations r9'e higher. LugS,
inferior and common, S4as6 30; do, good, SmS9i
do. fine, for smoking, S2OaS22; Leaf, inferior ana
common. SSaSl5: do. good, SlSaS25 do, med um
rood working S2SaS35. Some little loose Of last
years crop coming in, which commands good prices.
In st. Louis, on the % instant, the market was
buoyant and lrm Tor all qualities except stems and
DANA sed Tugs. Sales comprise hogshead green at
s. %; 2hogsheads factory Tugs at S5ls5 %; 2pan-
tiers. - 60aS7 50; Z hogSheads common leai - 10
$40 10: medium shipping leaf Sll 30 to slS 90;
hocsheads good DO, Sl5 80 TO SIC 70; medium
manufacturing. sl+ to Sl7 80; good do, SlS 70 to
SO 10 and Que hogShead fine at $50 % per one hun
bred pounds. Bids on IA hogSheads were rejected
part stems and several were passed.
In New York, on the 9th instant the market was
boavy with limited demand Sales 90 cases Seed
leaf at l5c, and 40 hogsheads Kentucky at from DC
L lac.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperssn, Auetioneers.l


COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG kA
" TI0N OF VALUABLE TOBACCO FACT0- eif
RY, DWELLING HOUSE AND rNIMPR0NED -
PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRlCO.-By virtue Of decree OF the
Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond, pronounced
the ID day Of July, 1862 affirmed by the Court OF APP
peals and Of decree Of the said Circuit Court made
on the 18th October 1861 in three sui,s-the FIRST styled
IAftweh and wife Sheton's eXeeutrix and o hers
the second Brummel Leftwieh nd others and the
third Leftwieh and others Royster and others-the
undersigned, special Commissioners therein named
will on FRIDAY the sd day Of March, lsCO a, eleven
o'clock, A. ~, proceed 10 sell At pubic auction, On the
promises TO the highest bidder the following Real En-
tate embraced in deed from \. L. Roysier 10 Joseph
Brumme OF the Sd April, ISIS, much thereof as
will satisfy the purpose OF the said decree upon the
terms prescribed by sad deerees to wit for cash to
onethrd Of the proceeds Of sale aud upon credits
IN the residue Of six, twelve and eighteen months in
canal instalmens, bearing interest from the day OF
sale the purchasers executing negotiable notes for the
credit nsialmens and the title to be retained until
conveyance is directed by the Court the tNes for this
year to be paid by the purchaser;
| LIT The valuable LOT OF GROUND on the southwest
corner OF Grace and Twenty-seyenth streetE,
Church Hill, lS2x65 feet upon which l. large Brek
Dwelling House and other building, now In the oecu-
paney OF Of the family Of A. L. Royster deceased.
! %. The large BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY on Twen-
y-6fth street between Main and Franklin streets 65x
! 1872 feet
3D. one LOT on the south side Of Franklin street, be
tween Twenty.ff fifth and Twenty streets, fronting
Franklin 80 feet and running back 10 feet to
alley.
4th. One LOT on Franklin street, adjoining the
| shove, S3Xl6j feet.
9th Twenty LOTS in the plan Of Mount Erin in Hen.
rico county, Nos to - being the same lots conveyed
to A. L. Royster by WIN. Christian and wife.
T wM Va cRuM EHSSRrs' Commissioners.
| Sale conducted by
HARRISON, GoDDIy APPERsoy,
mhS--tds Auetioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS, MARCH 6.

CorFEr.-Rio II to Ole; Laguyra 2l4 to 22!c.
Java - 70 2q-al gold.
FLoUR.-Howard Street Super and Cut Extra S.
25aS 70: Howard Street shipping Extra - OO;
Howard Street Retailing Extra - 25a9 90; Howard
Street Family Sll 50al2 90 Ohio Super = 0OaS %
Ohio shining Extra s. 75a9 90: Ohio Retailing
Extra 50 %: Ohio Family Sll SCALE 40; City Mills
standard Super - OOaS 30; City Mills Shipping
brands Extra Sll 25all 80 Baltimore Family Sli.-
90: Baltimore High grade Extra So 20.
Rue H0ur-S4 OOl4 90.
corn MeaL-Cty Mills and Brandywine So 10.
RurLwheat Ne0L-PeHuSyIyania 81 UO to 81 %
New York state 81 80 per 100 lbs bulk.
-WhCGt.-Whte - OG tn > 50; Red II ~
to - 81.
corn. Mixed 81 to IS cts. White 10 to 70 cts
Yellow 6S to 60 cts.
OotS-IS to 40 cts.
MoLASSES.- Nominal but firm.
Provisions BacOA.-Shouldcrs II TO lll cts. ;
Sides II cts Plain Hams 2li to - cts Sugar cured
% to ~ cts.
GulL- lIcn-Shoullers Sides II! cts. Sides l54
cts. ClcarrIbbcd l5i cts
Lard. --Weslefu lSl cts. City III cts
SALr.-Ground Alum - to - 10; Worthincton
Fine - % To 50 60; Ordinary Fine So 40 to - 81
Turks Island co cts. per bushel.
SEEps.-Gloycr 81 90 to St 20 FlIXscel 50 so to
- 50; Timothy - 10 to 81 -.
SUGAEs.-Cuha and r. !. fair to good refining
$40 5Olll 10: Cuba and +. /. grocery sl2 OOal2 %
Cuba and H. |. prime % choice grocery Sl3 OOal+ 20
Porto Rico fair to good grocery sl2 2jal3 90; Porto
Rico prime To choice grocery Sl3 5Oall %.
WHlsGEY.-WeStcm - 81, aud City - 30; stock
and demand lin ted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08

MAYORS COURr-HIs HoNoE ID. J. SAUN-
DERS PRESIDNG.-Mary Lolly, charged Win
beating Clarence Cassidy, was discharged
Joe Jackson, charged with keeping "She-
hang ON the sidewalk Of Main street, was no
tilted that if he continued it he would be hned'
jackson showed every intention TO avoid a yio-
latiOD ftbe city ordinance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
The Markets.

NEW YORK, March 7th.-COtton steady; sales
1000 bales Flour has declining tendency; un-
sound, 10 cents lower; good, unchanged. Prime
Wheat advancing, inferior dropping. Corn quiet at
76{aSOc. Whskcy dull Naval stores firm. Gro
ceries dull Gold 1881.
BALTIMORE, March 7th.-Flour dull; Howard
Street Superine sSas 25. Wheat steady. Corn de-
elined lc. Oats firm. Provisions dull Lard lSsa
lSic. MhskeY dull and quiet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
From Washington.

WASHINGTON March both Houses have passed
bill, which will be presented to the President for
signature. giving the assent of Congress to the
transfer OF jefferson and Berkeley counties in Vir-
ginia to West Virginia.
The Committee on Reconstruction presented a
large mass of testimony for the purpose of showing
the bitterness and hostility to the Government of
majority OF the people of Louisiana Texas and
Florida
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
News by Telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DEsrArcHEs.l
Proceedings Of CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, March I. a
SENATR.-A resolution was adopted instructing the
Committee on Foreign Affairs to report bill for the
appointment Of a commission of two medical Off
cers-one from the army and one from civil ife-to
examine the subject of cholera prtvcntives, and to
attend the Cholera Congress in Europe. Mr. sum-
ner made lengthy speech on the pending cOnstitu-
tional amendment.
HovsE.-The House was engaged in the discussion
of bill for the reciprocity of trade with the British
Provinces. No decision was arrived at. Several
bills of interest TO the District OF Columbia were
cnrsilnrnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
PENNSYLVANIA Politics.

HARRISBURG, March THE Republican State
Convention assembled in the House of Representa-
tves at II NJ. and was called to order by Hon. John
Cessna Chairman of the State Central Committee
The Hon. Ed Mcpherson, and other representatives
of the Loyal Union League of Washington city,
were accorded the courtesy of seats in the Conven-
ton. After the appointment of the committee on
credentials the Convention adjourned until five
,',locE u NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
LAND AGENCIES, &c.
SOUTHERN LAND AND MINING OFFICE
~ AND
INDUsT TRIAL G NCY.

ATKINSON. TEN EYcK & CO.. Commission Eer:
chants a2s Main street, Richmond, Virginia. buy and
sell on commission all descriptions OF
REAL ESTATE,
kies Of Coal, Iron Copper Lead, SC Quarrles, Fur,
naees. Mills and Water Powers large estates explored
and mapped out at moderate cost charge for regis
tration.
WHITE LABOR, Of every description, supplied al
short notice. Imported GUANOS and superior Ferti-
liners
Southern Products received on Consignment
General Agency South for sTuttles celebrated Hori
zontal Water Wheel, the greatest Improvement known
for economy aud increase Of water powers Inventors
and Specifications United States Patent Office Gene
raj Agency of Wilders Salamander Safes which stood
the test in our great fire Wheeler Wilson's Sewing
Machines universally Acknowledged the best for family
sewing Howe's Sewing Machines, the best in use fol
49, urork feb9l-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08

LuupER.-We visited the dock yesterday and
found on the wharf, between Twenty-third and
Seventeenth streets, over 230, 900 feet Of lum-
Der Of various descriptions ready to be hauled
away. The energetic manner in which capital
lists are endeavoring to build up Richmond will
make the lumber trade, for some time TO come,
very brisk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08

CoURr OF APPEALS ORGANIzED.-The Court
Of Appeals, the highest supreme appellate Court
of the State, met yesterday-present, Judges
Joynes, Moncure and Thompson, who elected
Marcellus T. Starke clerk. lie held this posi-
stion with credit before the war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08

PRISONERS FROM GRAYs0N COUNTY Acquitted
gY JUDGE MCENTEE.-Elbert Cos, lSom Cox
and Joshua NJ. Cox, all of GraysoR county,
were tried yesterday before Judge McEntee,
oD the following charges: First, burglary and
assault with Intent to kill second, burglary
and felony: third, arson all committed in the
said county. This is emphatically Cor case
on all sides as C0Los are the defendants, aud
CoXeS also the prosecutors. Quite an array OF
mixed cOlOred negroes were present, and wall
inelv testified To all the charges ip the ludlct-
ment. We give below the substance pt their
testimony rs taken az the court. The 2eien-
daptS i'm this case, according 10 the testimony
of respectable and honorable citizens, are gen
tIemen. Among the numerous witnesses for the
defence, we noticed tn commemorative Al
1Orney of GraySon county
Milk Cox testified that she lived IN GraySon
county -, recognized the three prisoners, FL
bert Cox. Jeshua NJ. Cox and lsOm Cox on
the night of February TO- lS66, between eleven
and one o'clock, some person or persons came
10 her house aud d,uauded admittance she
refused to ADM, them they then Salu Tue!
wanted 10 come in and VAN, her daughter
was M N the true attending Ia lcr SICK chlld'
when she told her 20 open the door aud let
them in she did not recognize the hrSt p[e
that entered the door he looked very much
like the prisoner before the c"uIt-i>"lu N"N--
who is a cousin of the other two when he en-
tered he knocked Ans down, and struck her
ON the head with The buil of a pistol; Joshua
NJ. Cox. alias Mack Cox, catered next; they
Doth then advanced towards hes bed, and one
pointed a pistol at her and the 1SEsr shot
Gun; one said, .. Get out OF that you Ia oId
oh, and tina; quick :" sh' immediately ran
out OF the door, down the "l' without any
G lothes on save her night clotht the house IN
Which she was living is ON AleNal uer OSoorne ;
land it was built by her son; SIC was "''
aware that ne paid any rent for Il.
Alexander Osborne, white, teStihed 'N1' ny
had known jackson Cox, colOred, from %! :
tbat be>built house on his land last fall, y tn
his permisSiOn his family consists OF himSe, =
wife aud children, his mother and her chill
dren Jackson had LEFT Mr.. Cox before the
honse was built ON his land; no threats were
made in his presence from the ,Coxes, but pre-
sumed. from hearSay, that they were mad be-
cause ne allowed jackson to build ON his place !;
.sometiae in February, on a Saturday night, al
ter midnight, he was walked by negro girl
named Amy, who said that some raScals were
burning their hOuse he could see the light 4
the fire, but did not 90 to il, because Amy said
che parties were armed he went 10 the house
early ON Sunday morning, and found that the
house was destroyed, and everything IA u he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08

We would call particular attention 10 facilities
for manufacturing and repairing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
TIE DRY GOODS MARKET.
NpU NoRE March e.
JoBBERS' PRICES.

JOBEERS' PRICES.
Brown Sheetines-PaciGc 4, 26ic.; Pacific E,
23,.: Pacific H. 2Glc. Pacific l., Gle; Pard, Ole.
Bleached Shirtings.-Amoskeag, 45-inch, Acc. ;
Amoskeag 36-inch Sc; Harris No. /, S5c.; Harris
No ,, 800.
Prints.-Sprague, Gle; Richmond, 2lc.; Lancas-
ter 2Oc.; American, 2Oc.; Allen, 90.
Delaines. Hamilton, 25c.; Pacific, 25c.
'Cambrics. Washington 2Oc.; Portland, loo.
Silesas-Cl'nton &c.,; Indian Orchard Soc.
Brown Drs.-Pepperell, 275c. Winthrop, 25c.
Corset Jeaus-Pepperell 32c Bates. 224c.
Ticks.-York S2-inch, Ole; York, 3O-iuch 52sc.
Str;pes.-whttenden y, SIDE; Whittenden g.
Sole.
Denims.-Pearl River 52lc. Warren Brown, S5c.
Hoop Skirts-Bradleys Duplex Elliptic, and En-
press Trail, prices unchanged ;. r, \. I. Mey-
ers's y l., in fair demand at former prices.
ST. LOUIS March 8.
Trade quiet.
PROVIDENCE, March 6.
Market fiat; 64-square uominally l4c.
Boston, March G.
No improvement to report in prices or demand.
BALTIMORE, March 6.
Market continues dull and weak. No sales IN
consequence in dry goods or cotton many holders
still have strong faith in cotton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08

Decentralization Kelly, charged with
stealing bacon from DR.. Patterson, was dis
charged yesterday by the County Court Of
Henrico upon producing conclusive evidence
of his innocence, which was not before the JUS
tjee who committed him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-08
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

A HORsE-SrEALING CASE CONTINUED
Hampton, charged with stealing horse in con-
junction with Turner, from Major Tildcn, was
before the Henrico County Court yesterday,
and his case continued until the next term.