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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

7-s Irish Lawns, Scotch Diaper ~
Bird Eye Diaper, Linen Diaper, Cotton Diaper
:8.4, 10 4, l2-4 white Satin Damask, Damask
Napkins g.
DemaAs Doylies, colored Edge Towels
Fringea Towels, Huckaback Toweling
Crash, Holland, .Blay Linen
Farmers Brown Drills, Crown Ducks
White Linen.D Drills, Grass Cloth, Linen Coating
Spanish Linen, Fancy Checked Linens, &c.
White and Black Cape Nets
Black and White Silk Illusion
Black and White Silk Dotted Nets
Imitation Laces, Blond -Laces
Cap Laces, Crochet Laces, Saxony Laces
Linen Laces. Lace Collars
Black applique Lace Wells
Black Pusher Lace Wells
Empire Bugle Trimmed Lace Wells
Black Love Wells, black Grape Wells
Grenade Ind Barege Wells
ua Marias, Bareges and Tissues
Ladies' plain and Embr'ed Kid finished 9ioVe
Ladies', blk and white Silk and Cotton Gloves
Ladies, and Misses Paris Lace Mits
Ladies, Lisle Thread and Berlin Gloves
LADIES' Buckskin and Thread Gauntlets
Mems Berlin, Lisle Thread & Cashmere Gloves
Mems Buckskin Gauntlets, &c.
Black and coored Belts and Belt Ribbons
English Grape, French Grape
Belt Bucklers, Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushe
Fancy Combs, Port Monies, Silk Floss
Crochet Cotton, Lilly white, Doll Heads, u
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Inst Received,

MnXRK,s POPULAR BED BUG .kILLER.
A = : TEAGUE 4 CARBILE.
May y2s It M
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Stray Colt.

orpAyEp from the Subscriber, on the 2Sd
fhA IA e. - RAY FILLY, about two years old:
~, Hgli t5ioi had been trimmed and both hind tsss
s' ,rs white. when las. heard from shs was in the
neghbOrhood of colem,ns ; R0sas so ;,snRv ANY
lornu ,.,sd any one taking her up will be compen-
se.ed for their trouble. Information may be lett
SUI, sa;,h MT. johnson Lowry, or at Dorn's Mills.
wiz TILLMAN; HARLNG.
/. Mayi5 14ts 20
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Heavy Lyons Black Taffatas
Heavy Lyons Black Gros. Grains
Heavy Lyons Black Grcs. de Rhine
Heavy Black Poult de Sole
Rich cololed figured Silks, doubled faced)
Rich plain colored Silks
Black and colored Maraalines
Checked Silk Grenadines
Broche Silk Grenadines
EmbroidcredsEnglish Bareges
Nouveante Turquerc
Black and colored Iron Baregea
Double width Mantle Barege
Hermann and Popl;n Lsssena
Plaid Challies and Lenoes
Mozambique and Poll de Oheyre
Plain, and bid and white Checked Loussentia'
Black Silk Saques
Black Silk Bssqulns
Black Silk Circulars
Light Cloth Circulars
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Nav Is
Notice.

LII Persons having demands against the Es-
"a tate of SHIRLEY B. WRATLEY, decd. /,
are requested to present them forthwith to tho
undersigned ard those indebted to said Estate
ore requested 10 make payment to the under
signed. ". ". Adams Gxer; or
Msy Is Sp ~
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DICK CHEAsTHAM

TWILL stand the SPRING SEASON of 1866
w at Twenty-Five Dollars the Season, com
mencing the 1st March and ending the 2oth June
He will be at Edgefold C.H. on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, and at DR.
John r. Mobley's en- FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS
and SUNDAYS. He will be on the Road from
Edgefeld to DR.. Mobley's on Thursdays. A Note
for the sos must bo given in every instance, and
one dollar also must be paid tho groom.
JAS. NJ. HARRISON,
Agent for THos. G. BACON.
Mar13 3m IL
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Free School Notice. :

At mooting of the Board Of Commissioners,
IA on Salsday last, it was 80 H..
Resolred, That the next meeting Will 5ane
Mace on Salo-day in November, next. Teachers
will present their accounts, Undue FORM on snas
doy, for the present year up 10 that time. sa1 S
if the funds are sufficient, the Same rate Will DO
paid On tho Second Glass, pro rata.
Tho appropriation for this District for the pres,
ent year will be something over Ono Thousand
Dollars. - ,,ods
promptly. =, ,.,,.a N be-
Commissioners arc earnestly requestea u ~
prompt in their attendance at THIS meec1s. nee T.;,
p.0''F' LUKE CULBREATH, Char;
M.r15 st ~
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Est;a,teFYyotice.

II, persons having claims against the Estate
"a NJ DR.. J. f. ADAMS, decd, are notihed TO
pr,.sut the same, duly a.tested' "i'aou1 ua,as y.
pirhnse indebted to said Estate are requested 10
nav up ut an early date. ~
J. T. ADAMS, -,
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Large Consurae-s Of Housekeeping Goods c'
our very extensive assortment of
Jaconet, Cambria, Soft Finished Cambria
Jsconet Stripes, taconet Cheeks, Nainsook
Nainsook.. Checks and Stripes
Swiss Null, India Book, Victoria Lawns
White Mousaline aud Tarlatans
Colored Tarlatsns, Percales, Brilliants
Toilet Quilts, Tape Bordered Hdk'fs
Printed Bordered Hdkfs Hemstitcled Hdkfa
Plain Button Stitched Hdk'is, Shirt Fronts.
"A Fronting Linen, 5-t Pillow Case Linen
Jaconet1Edgings aud Insertions
Swiss Edgings and Insertions
Jaconet and Swiss Bands
Jackonet and Hamburg Flouncing
Jaconct end Swist Collars and Sets
Hamburg and Dimity Bands
Breakfast Cullars and Sets
Linen Collars and Sets
Infants, Embroidered Waists
Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Black and white Bobbin Nets
White Brussels Bobbin Nets
Ladies' Silk and Lisle Thread 8cse
Ladies plain and Openwork Cotton Hose.
Mems Hose
Child's Hose
Mems and Boys English & American hslfH os'
Mems fine Lisle Tread half Hose
Ladies' Plain and Embroidered Kid Gle ye
Balmoral Skirts, Hoop Skirp,
French and American Corsets Parasols
Sun Umbrellas, Umbrcllas, Suspanders
Tabby Velvets, Spool Cotton, Spool Silk
Silk Fans, Palm Leaf and Chip Fans,
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RI. T.. RUSSELL W. DANIEL, J. j. RUSSELL
olror to the public one of the most
BEAUTIFUL STOCKS OF GOODS
Ever brought to Augusta, which having been Sc.
icctcd with great care, and bought on the most
E. ror,hlo Terms. will bc sold very low. Our mot
to being "quick s,los and small profits
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
We oG.r great facilities in
PEICE, QUALITY, and VARIETY
Our stock of DRESS GOODS consists of
plocl and Colored REP SILES
Rack and Colored CORrID SILKS
Checked aud Striped SILKS
pi..,r G!eck SILKS
F,ulard SILKS
Blnck End Culorcd GINGHAMS
Btoshc Figured GING HAMS
Black ana Cclcred TAMARTlNE
Blacs, White and Colored MOuA1E
Black aud Colored IRON bnkEdE
BAREGE ANGL01S
MOZAMBIQUE
Black and Colored CHALLlES
Rlack anti Colored HERNANE'
Black and White BkREGE S-4
ORCANDIE ROBES
ORGANDIE MUSLIN
Printed JACONET
Printed LINENS
Printed Fronch CAMBRIC
Printed DEILLIANTS
Colored CITAMBREY
Colored ClIAniBREY
Colored LAWNS
Figured LAWNS
Figured PRRCOLE
plaid GINGHAMS
Figured pICQUET CLOTH
pARASOLS and FANS
In COVERINGS we have
Challe and Barege SHAWLS
8Iseia RIaek White and colored Isle THREAD
SIIAWLS
Black SILK SACKS, Long and Short
Black SILK CIRCULARS
LACE POINTS, etc etc.
Our Stock of WHITE GOODS cannot be sur
passed, such as
Jaconet MULIN
Jaconet CAMBRIA
Swiss MUSLIN
Nainsook nud Null MUSLIN
| Shird MUSLIN
Puffcd MUSLIN
LINEN CANBRIC
Irish CAMBR1C
| LONG LAWN -.
Irish LINEN
BIRD EYE DIAPER
plaid md Striped NAINSOOK
PLAID and SWISS
ChcckedMUStIN
| Dotted SW lSS
MARSEILLES
CAMBRIC DIMITY
TARLETON MUSLIN
}DRAPING MUSLIN
Our HOSIERY consists Of
Ladies' best English ,L
) Ladies' Lisle Tbrend, plain and open Wofh
Gents Brown and Bleached EnSh'h ~
Gents' Lislc Thread
Misses and Boys
EMBRoIDERIEs-
Linen SETS, COLLARS and CUFFS
cnmhric SETS, COLLARS and CUFFS
Lace SETS, COLLARS and CUFFS
Mnsin and Linen COLLARS
T. c. HANDKERCHIEFS
IomsEtched HANDKERCHIEFS
Emhro;dersGl HANDkEhCHlEFS
Rack French BROAD CLOTH
Rack French DOESKIN CASHMERE
Black French DRAB
Colorcd CASSIMEKES
LINEN GOODS, plain and fancy
CRAVATS and C0 0LLARS
Gisla Thread and Gauzc UNDER-VESTS
DOMESTIC GOODS
IA. 7.s, Al Brown SH1RTING
3.4, rs, A Bleached SHIFTING
% 5-4, s.4, 1914 SHEETING
J. PILLOW CASE LINEN
a MARSEILLES QUILTS
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS
!. CALICOES
~ Brown and Bleached TABLE DAnAon
LINEN TOWELS r,,r1,
4. Crash, Huckaback and Russia T0WELLlH
BED TICKING, GAUZE, FLANNEL
ETC., Etc. =.
And in farcy articles, too numerous TO menu
we o offer I a.. endless variety Everybody is invi
to CO.! and examine our stock.
April II u
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Estate Notice.

Al Persons. indebted to thess Estate OF ). Z
"A BaTEs, deeeassd are requested to pay .ne
same as early as pnsriblo. Thoss having ciaiuis
aonins the snid Estate arc notified to rehaef 'a''
III u LEU LUCY j. BATES, Ad'ix.
Nav Is 3m
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Notice.
Notice.

rr,up NOTES and ACCOUNTS of the la,e
E;-,n NJ RLAND & HILL have boep placed
- Tho hand. of J. L. ADDISON, Esq, for collec-
ton. All persons indebted to ssid Firm are re-
qus'''o w j. WALTER HILL,
Surviving Partner
,,o, I'm 21
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
FINANCIAL.


The New York Commercial Adrertiser, of the 9TH
instant, says:
There is decidedly more activity in money. The
demand for discounts from merchants is more ac-
tive, owing to the growing activity of the Spring
business. The rate on call loans is generally seven
per cent on ordinary cOllaterals Government
securities, occasional loans made at six per cent
The Boston Traveller, of Saturday evening, re-
ports:
The supply of money is rather irregular. In some
quarters II is scarce and in others 1t is comparative
~ plentiful. The lowest discount rate at the banks
is seven per cent, but loans demand made at
six, which Is also the common rate in the open mar
ket ON strong collateral security. Commercial pa
per OF the inst class, which has three or four months
To run is passed in the street at and half per
cent; and on very fair notes eight and nine are
paid but the inferior grades not easily sold at
higher rates, ranging nom ten TO fifteen per cent,
There is slightly increased activity in the stock
market, without any material alteration in the
prices OF diviend-paying or speculative shares
The public securities are in steady request for in
yestment and there are as many buyers as sellers.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of Friday, reports:
There is still 4 very active money market, and
bankers generally agree in reporting matters as de-
cdedly close, and they have their pick Of paper at
10 per cent.
Exchange is still depressed in rate, although the
sales to-day Were very large Dealers indifferent
about paying par, aud 90 cents per thousand pre-
MUM is kept as the selling rate.
The Chicago Tribune, of Friday, thus alludes to
monetary affairs:
The money market to-day was moderately active,
aud bankers report il more stringent Mercantile
balances are still low, and the demand for accom-
violations seems to be increasing. Rates of dis
count steady ut I'D per cent at the banks and at
PAPA per cent. the street. Eastern exchange Is
in active demand, with rather a moderate supply,
and the market is firm ut par buying aud 40 pre-
MUM. selling. Round lots are selling among bank
ems at plemuni Of 6Oa75 cents per thousand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
RICHMOND, March 6.
TOBACCO MARKET.


The break to-day was ninety-four hogsheads' all
of inferior qualityexcept crop of five hogsheads
Good grades are unatered in price, bat common
and inferior grades were fully 81 per hundred lower
The offerings were forty hogsheads with reflections
Of bids on seven hogsheads at - 40, 81 81 So sl4
sic and SIG. Balance sold as Yellowstone at 81,
TWO at So 20, one at SIS TO- two at 81 %, at S.
one at 50 80, one at $40 % one at slI 80, one at
sI3 25 one at s4 TO two at SIS, two at SIS So two
at Sl7, three at SIT go two at SIS, at $50 one
at SCI one at s22 one at SD So two at SO, two at
$40.
In New York, on the Sd instant market was
very dull and prices nominal. Sales were thirty
eases Connecticut seed leaf at lSc, Is do at l4c 90
cases State at 6fc 800 cases Connecticut h!ers al
lie, and a resale of 200 do. at l2c; also 10 mus
Florida at loo.
In Petersburg, on the 9th instant sales at the
warehouses were IL hOgsheads as follows: one al
- one at So So one at So % one at 50 o. one at
81, one at So one at $40 at Sl5, two at SlO %
one at S25.
In Cincinnati on the % instant market was
quiet for leaf without change in prices. Sales We're
Is horsheads Mason county at from 81 10 80, 4
hovsheads Virginia common ut - on 10 ~ 10, y
bnG,beads stems at Toe, 10 boxes Ohio and Ken
tucky from So to 50, hOgshead Missouri at Sl3 o.
d b6xes Ohio seed leaf from 50 to ga.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS. MARcu 3.

CoFFEE.-Rio Is to 2lic-; Laguyra 2l4 to 22!c
Java 2S to 29-all gold
FLoUR-Howard.S Street Super and Cut Extra S.
l23aS 62L: Howard Street Shipping Extra 50 90;
Howard Street Retailing Extra 50 25a9 50; Howard
Street Family Sll 50al2 CO. Ohio Super So OOaS 20
Ohio Shipping Extra s. S73a9 90 Ohio Retailing
Extra 50 %; Ohio Family Sll 5Oal2 W; City Mills
Standard Super IS GOaS 80; City Mills Shipping
brands Extra Sll 25all 50 Baltimore Family STA
90 Baltimore High grade Extra SO 10.
Rue E0Ur-S4 0Oa4 80.
Corn lIeaL-City Mills and Brandywne SO 70.
Bucklrhcgt lIcdl.-PcnnSylvania 81 90 to 81 %
New York State 81 90 per 100 lbs bulk.
Vheat.-WhiteS s. 90 to So o. Red 81 50
to 81 80.
Coru.-Mixed 65 to Is cts. White 10 to 10 cts
Yellow 6S TO 20 cts.
OatS.-47 to 40 cts.
MoLASSES.-Nominal.
.-BacOa.-ShouldeTs Ii to l4l cts.
Sides l6l to III cts Plain Hams 81! to - cts Su-
gar cured % to 81 cts.
Bulk lTeat.-Sh0Uders Sides l2l cts; Sides l53
cts. Cear.rbbed l5i cts.
Lard.--WeStern lS4 cts. ; City l7l cts.
SALT.-Grouud Alum - to 81 TO- WOrthington'
Fine So So to SIS 60; Ordinary Fine 50 40 to So 90
Turks Island 90 to 60 cts. per buShel.
SEEDS.-ClOyer Sc % to Sc 10; FlaXSeed 81 50 to
81 So; Timothy 81 20 to 81 %.
SUGARS-Cuba and E. |. fair to good refining
$40 5Oal 90: Cuba and +. !. grocery SO OOal2 80
Cuba and L. /. prime TO choice grocery Sl3 O0dl4 %
Porto Rico fair to good grocery SO 25al3 90; Porto
Rico prime to choice grocery Sl3 50al4 10.
WHISEEY.-Western 81 81, and City - 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NEW YORK March 3, P. Motion has a declining
tendency; sales at 43a44 cents. Flour active
Southern unchanged Wheat has declining ten,
dencv for common; good is firm sales OF 2l,OOO
bushels prime new Milwaukee 81 76. Corn is dull
and cent lower; sales of 26,OOO bushels at 77alo
cents. Pork is heavy; mess, ST 90. Lard heavy
at I6alSl cents. Whskey is steady at so 2Sa23 3V
Sugar is quiet; sales Havana at llIal2 cents
Cofee dull Naval Stores firm. Turpentine 9Oa92
cents. Petroleum dull at 2Sa29 cents. Freights
dull Cotton 5-l6 Gold closed at 1925.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Flour and Wheat dull
and unchanged Corn dull-lelow 7la72c. Oats
advanced to So. Mess Pork SIS Lard l9lal93c
Whiskey - 2Sa2 80.
ClNcIxNArI, March 5.-Four and Wheat are dull.
Provisions are heavy and the market is greatly un
settled. Mess Pork SIS. Bulk Meats have de-
clned-lllc. for Shoulders, l34c. for Sides and
l6lc. for Hams. Lard lSc small sales Whiskey
s. % free. Gold 1928.
CncAGo, March 5.-Flour is quiet: Wheat IS
steady at 81 24ial % for No. l. Corn is dull. Oats
anil High Wines are quiet Provisions quiet with
small sales. Pork at SIC. Lard l7l cents; Cum
berand middles 49, cents. Hogs are dull; supply
meagre Dressed Hogs have declined % cents
Sales ut $40 JOall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
From the Rio Grande.

New ORLEANS March 5.-Brownsyille dates to
the oSth ultimo have been received General Getty
has assumed command of the department of the Rio
Grande.
The death of the Liberal General Mendez, from
wounds received in taking the Rancho De Tanquitz,
is confirmed.
A decree is published which seems to do away with
that which made the Rio Grande ports free.
Reports of the robbcres and murders in the region
of the Rio Grande continue
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
! AUCTION sALEs.-ruturs bays.
(Ry Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, AuctiOneers.
1.oMuIssInNERs, SAFE Ar ArC. ,

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG ~
NLTIOS OF VALUABLE TOBACCO FACT0- Eli
nv DWELLING HOUSE AND UNIMPROYED -
PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRIcO.-By virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond, pronounced on
the % day Of July, 1850 affirmed by the Court OF APP
ueals and Of decree OF the said Circuit Court made
on the 7h October 1866 in three sus-he first styled
Lefwieh and wife vs. sheitons executrix and others
the second, Brummel Leftwich and others and the
third Lefwiek and others Royster and othersths
undersigned as special Commissioners therein named,
will on FRIDAY the sd day of March, 1855 at eleven
o'clock A M, proceed TO sell, al pubic auction on the
n,emses 10 the highest bidder the following Real Bs-
tate embraced in deed from A. l.. RoyseT TO Joseph
Rrummel of the Sd April ISIS or 80 much thereof IS
will satisfy the purpose Of the said DEGREES upon the
terms prescribed by sad DEGREES TO VIII Tor cash IS 10
onehrd OF the proceeds Of sae and upon credits as
% The residue Of six twelve and eighteen months, In
canal ailments bearing interest from the day OF
SALE the purchasers executing negotiable notes Tor the
credit ments and the title to be retained until
conveyance Is directed by the Court the taxes lor TINS
year to be paid by the purchaser;
let The valuable LOT OF GROUND on the southwest
corner Of Grace and Twenty-seventh streets, on
Church Hill, l32xl65 feet, upon when Is large Dtek
Dwelling House and other buildings, now In the oeeu
pancy Of OF the family OF 4. L. Royster, deceased
ID The large BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY on TWEEN
yGfh street, between Main and Franklin Streets o'x
1872 feet.
3D. one LOT on the south side Of Franklin street, be
Twenty fifth aud Twenty sixth streets, fronlins
Franklin street 30 feet and RAINING back 80 ieet 70
I an alley. .
< 4th One LOT on Franklin street, adjoining the
Il above, 33xl65 feet.
9Th Twenty LOTS in the plan of Mount Erin, in Hen,
rico county Nos to 20, being the lots conveyed
4 TO A. L. Royster by WIN. Christian and WIFE
T EM' ". cRuS sqSsRTS' Commissioner
'1'' '' HARRISON, eoDDIX & APPERsos,
I mh3--tds AuciioneRs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
MEETINGS.

---~~-~~N~~NN~7-NN-7-N7
MEMBERS OF 50 r" co. ASSOCIATION
vi will meet at the store II REEVE MAYO, on
Frtnkliu street, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
THIS Wednesday EVENING, al o'clock. mh'-lt
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.-T
vi will be a called meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the ROANOKE VALLEY RAlLRuAp COMPANY, held
al Clarks Vile, WEDNESDAY the 4h day OF April,
1866 at which time business of great Importance viii
up for consideration aud Is desirable that there
should be q tuu meeting.
Bv order Of the Board.
mh5-eodtd E. 4. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
DREEK COMPANY OF COLLIERS.-A
I ] meeting uf the STOCKHOLDERS of this Company
will be- held on WEDNESDAY the 2Sth March, 20 l. NJ,
the Ofre of tho Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Comp@uy corner Eighth and Main streets. S"ekhold-
earnestly requested To- attend either iu person
ur by proxy.
By order 81 the Board Of Directors.
CHARLES ELLIS,
E.b3B.Snt President Greek Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07

MAyor sent on vOa GFahski. Kolb and John
Boyo, witness, Cor unlawful gaming al pub
lie house.
James Morgan, q drOpsical individual
charged with threatening his wife, was dis
charged. The Mayoradvised them TO be peace,
able. His condition was such that he could
not have hurt fly.
Georganna Fletcher, Elizabeth Fletcher and
Miranda Pitts, charged with keeping dlSrepu-
table house, were required TO give three nun
dred dollars security for their appearance al
the next term of the Grand Jury, IN default OF
which they were sent to JAIL
David Creighton, for being drunk and tres
passing on the premises Of j. ID. Shepherd, was
fined twenty dollars he was lined, week
ago, ten dollars for drunkenness.
PRovosr CoURr-There was but little done
in this court yesterday.
Several negroes, forwarded from Manches-
ter. charged with assault and battery, were
examined, but discharged.
Several soldiers, charged with minor Of
fences, were provided with quarters IN the
" Libby"
The ChimbOrazo inSurrectionlStS, eleven IN
number, reported by US to be tried yesterday,
were not examined. We suppose that at an
early day they will be tried.
The trial Of the CoXeS, charged with house
burning in Southwestern Virginia, will come
off to-day.
An EVENING WITH THE POETS.-Mr. Bangs,
BY invitation of host Of friends and admirers,
will give ga reading" this evening at the Hall
Of the House Of Delegates, assisted by Mr..
James Grant, than whom we know of no more
gifted amateur vocalist.
Mr.. Bangs will read on the occasion-JOhn
r. ThompsOn'S Stuart and Ashby, Poe'S Raven,
the SOlilOquy from Hamlet, ." am dying, Egypt
DYING" Rock me to Sleep Mother, Bingen ON
the Rhine, and other poetic gems.
Mr.. Grants selection OF songs is such as will
be sure to suit the most cultivated taste.
LOCKED UP.-Morris Johnson and James Ia
gan, colored, who were implicated in stealing 4
barrel Of whiskey from Mr.. McGrain, some time
ago. were before Judge McEntce yesterday up
ON the charge of stealing money, and were
found not guilty; but the evidence proving
them To be suspicious characters, they were
locked ND i'm the Libby for 80 days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
LAND AaENcIEs. &c.
CoUTHERN LAND AID MINING OFFICE
~ 1spUsrRt 4'R AGENCY.

ATKINSON TEN BYCK & CO., Commission Mer-
chants, 22s Main street. Richmond, Virginia, buy and
sell on commission all descriptions of
REAL ESTATE,
Mines Of Coal, Iron, Copper, Lead 8c Quarrles, Fur
naees, Mills and Water Powers large explored
and mapped out at moderate cost; charge for regis
tration.
WHITE LABOR, Of every description, supplied at
short notice. Imported GUANos and superior Ferti.
lizers.
Southern Products received on Consignment.
General Agency South for Tuttle's celebrated Hori-
zontal Water Wheel, the greatest Improvement known
for economy and increase water powers. Inventors
Agency for examining and preparing Models Drawings
and Specifications for United States Patent Office Gene
raj Agency of Wilders Saamsnder 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 for
heavy work. leDZl-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
Tbe Fcni,us in New York

New YORK, March Cover 100000 Fenian
bonds have been subscribed for since Saturday.
1t is reported that Archbishop McClusky will soon
take action in regard to the violation of his admoni'
tory CIRCULAR and that it will be announced that no
absoluton will be granted TO any member of the
Feniau organization
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
From North CarOlina.--The President and IL

From North CarOlina.--The President and the
Legislature.
RALEIGH, March 6.-The Hon. Thomas Settle
Speaker of the Senate resigned to-day to accept the
Solicitorship, to which the Legislature elected him.
Tie Senate balloteJ all day for Speaker, without
result.
Mr. Frisbe entered protest against the second
clause of the constitutional amendment. He said a
telegram had been received by Governor Worth from
President johnson, saying that the Freedmens Code
Bill ought to pass without the provso declaring that
it shall not 60 into effect till the Bureau is removed