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NcwYork llss d qaatssss Voi b point d a.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-06-02


encore, ceux des races, des natio-
nalites, dcs frontieres naturelles.
Leur part ldgiime seFa faite, leur
sphere sera determinec avec le
temps, et' quel meilleur moyen de
tout regler one dc fonderun congress
permanent, un conseil amphyctio-
nique OH seraient representees tou-
tes les nations europeennes Napo.
leon y await pense avant Napo-
leon M, ct Il emettait le scu que
l'Europe edt fun conseilo de fa-
MILE" ! Ia condition bien entendu
quill fit lui-meme chef de la famille
ct arbitrc supreme de scs fats ct.
gestes. I'd 7ag1a1aiaimha iHUna "zsj 1
Et, sans que ,ce congress perma-
nent cit existe, les traitss de Vien-
ne, dams leurs dispositions, sont-ils
autre chose que des lambeaux ct
des haillons ! Lie temps NATL
point eflace les caracteres inscrits
sur les parchemins de, 1916, en- affir.
mant de plus en- plus les principles
uui firent Ia base de ces traites :?
Parmi les principales infractions a
l'euvre materielle du congress de
viennc, nous pouvons otter Ia Sepa.
ration de Ia Belgique ct della Hotlaa-
de, l'incorporation de Cracovie. le ge.
tablissement de Ia dynastie napo.
leonienne, Ia cession ifaite par Ie
roi de Prusse de- ses droita sur
Neuchatel, ID formation da royaume
d'Italie ct Pannsxion. a;la France
de Ia Savoie ct de Nice. Les chooses
ne vont-elles pas asses vite, ct lie
travail des assimilations natufel-
les ne s'accomplit-il point I Est-il
besoin de tant &c presser, de- recon.
mencer les aventures, de SO preci-
piter dams l!es hssards i',Qa'on -
rappelleila France de 1915 ct, cells
de lsts, y premiere tombant' morte
des bras du genie de Ia guerre, la
seconde s'e'ancaut toute puissante
des mains dGbiles dun Iviedx roi
pacifque ct. desonpremier mouve-
ment, faisant trembicr la p terre ct
chanceler les troncs. Nous ne par
Ions pas De Ia liberte ajournec, de
Ia prosperits, ymaterielle interrom.
pue par unes guerre seuropeenpe |;
il nous suffit de prouvcr que les
droits des peuples obtiennent
plus prompte tltplss complete sa-
tisfaction dams la'paix que dams la
guerre rIk y .giIggd .IauJIK
Songe-t.on aussi!ala forte ct SOU
pie Angleterrc qui cnlaca ct rem.
versa 4 Ia fin lc geant des batailles,
ls fondateur. de- IL dynastie napo-i
lsonieDne ct qui, en- 90 lproclamant
neutre, reserve ses forces I ct A Ia
Russie. avec ses serfs emancip6s,
jeunes ct ardents CONNIE 1flcs file
enivres do SEA ia Russie, rouge
encore Dc a honte de sa defaite?
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-06-02

--- -----.---- - ----L j. II -
Itommarchii /" Toute ID lSgende i'm.
periale revient en- memoire aux
Franssis, avec ses grsndioses lima.
sssssSssuxpscits 'spiques. Ils re-
voient On arriere ID marche triom.
phals Do lsnr nation / travers l'Eu.
rope, jusqua . chute ssnglante ct
l ID dissection de CO qu'on crut
son cadavre sur le tapis vert du
congrss do Vienne. lie repsssent le
cruel inventsire des pertes de la
patrie en- cette fatale aimee 1915,
Jet Ia scAne de spoliatiou 80 deroule
vivante sous leurs ycux. Les Bour-
bons reviennent de Gand, ct le roi
Louis xvlu rsmonte sur le tr6ne en-
abandonment aux allies une indem.
nitS de huit cents millions, avec Phi
Narienbourg, le duche
de Bouillon, .Sarrelouis, ID Savoie,
c'est-A-dire On laissant ouvrir tout
le long dss frontisres FRANCHISES
des tsou6es par lesqoelles une nou-
velle coalition, on l'esperait, pour
rait toujours passer aisement. Non
content d'a1aiblir les vaincus, on
se forti6s contre eux. LAutriche
s'etablit en- Italie pour y dstruire
l'infuenoe do 10 France ct an besoin
mepacer par le sud-est le pays re-
duit I d'humiliantes proportions;ia
Baviare ct II Prusse, sur le Rhin,
pour interdire les approches ,du
6euve allemand; ct, de II Belgique
rsunie ! d Hollande. on forma le
royaume dss Pays-Bas, qui devait
servir de fortsresse contre Ia France
qsos It ai,si sttsogssiss jssqu'au
sieoae Dc Louis Nv ETA laquellc On
lrsprit plssiesrs places de Vauban;
q depuis 10 commencement du
dix-haitisos siscls, les grandes puis.
sanoes Dc l'Europe syaient double.
quslqoss-unss tripk leurpopulation
Of iear tsfritoire::, Meme cent Gin
quasts mile . strangers devaient
pendant cling ans. q aux frais de
Il France, fairs. aa nom de- l'Europe,
Il police Do IL France SOL aniazi ~.
yVoill, On quslques lignes, les
ttsit6s Dc 1916. don't n. Guizot,
l'homns De 10 pAix 1 tout prix, di.I
sait qn'il fallait les respecter en- les
dttestast n. Theirs infniment
plus 6er q plus digns que N. Gai.
rot devaat rttrssger. Stait lors Do
son passage 9 pouyoir ct est en-
core maintensnt davis qu'on ny.
doit point toucber, non-seulcment
par prudence ct sagesse. mails
asssi par principe ct logique. Sui.
vaat \. Theirs et 10 vrai parti ;libe-
ri d toatss nsanoss. qui sAit !
qssl prixf s'aehets l.. gloire. les
trait1s do 1916 peuvent stre modi-
de Pas Il marche des tvsnements,
par ls force des chooses, non par les
armsst Il psnsts des pstriotes in
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-06-02

attaches 10 eheva ellie gravit au gaop 10 scrpenn
incline qui monte jusQuaux frises sys \ M s'1,, ~
"a nUne auss belle psrsonnc, que Ia nature raitse en-
prologue patal destinec casscr les rcns ct cess
dommage. nlsyg.s ~, IS IN Ia 81 f ~ . N, ~ =. - h,
slHk 'gll osk 1t5assaa tss5a ADoLPHE DUPEUTY 4.
.sirsG xs2 1.-ssiy,.., N - "a
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-06-02
POLICE JURY

PARISH OF ST.. JOHN THE BAPTIST
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-06-02

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

AZ ArrEurr TO THEow TnE FEEDEgIcGslt RG
TRAM orr ruE TrAcS.-Whde the accommodation
traia ou the Fredericksburg rodd was Ou It's up trP
on saturday morning, q slol. distance above Hun
girv aa attempt Was made Ly som, unknown per
sou ur persons To throw % on rs plac -lg on the
track q heavy l,g OF wood. The engineer FORUM
atcly discovered n tine To Stop the tain. thereby
Ig,Vyutins any DISASTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
Mexican Affairs,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Oificial news up to e9th
December has been received here from Ell Paso, the
present seat of the Mexican Government. After the
occupation of chihuahua by the French, they sent
an expedition to FL Paso against President Juarez'
who collected at that place General Teuaga's Div-
sion, and made other preparations to resist the in
vaders with every show of success. When the
French heard this they marched back TO chihuahua,
thus abandoning ali idea of attacking Fl PasO.
The news from the interior is represented as quite
encouraging. The impression prevailed in the
whole country that the French would soon abandon
MeNirn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
News by Telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DEsPArcHEs.l


Conservative Views OF the President
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The President to-day
stated to distinguished Senator that the agitation
Of the negro franchise question in the District Of
Columbia. at this time was mere entering wedge
to the agitation Of the question throughout The
States; thss it was illtimed, uncalcd for, and CAL
culated to DO great harm. He believed it would en-
gender enmity and strife between tie two races
which would result in great injury to both, and the
certain determination of the negro population. Pre-
eedence, he thought should be given to more i'm
portant aud urgent matters of legislation which was
essential for the restoration of the Union the peace
of the country and the prosperity of the people. The
above is strictly true.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
ToRACCO MAEkET.

There was a break Of 10 hogsheads to-day. 10
hozshcajs were put up at anction ut the Tobacco
Exchange OF these five were taken i'll, and the ba-
lance were sold as follows: One at SAY one at 81
one at S. one at slll one at Sl2i one at slaI two
at SlGl, one at Sl39 one at sl75. Market firm aud
steady for good grades. Inferior grades not rela-
lively active.
In Baltimore on the 26ih instant market was hrm.
Sales 2l2 hills. Ohio at 7a22c.
la Cincinnati ON the 23l instant, leal was dnii'
but price, h0minally unchangcd-a fair business
was being done in manufactured. sales oI ieaI
were Is Lhds Mason comfy AT from - TO 80 p d
hhIS Illinois at 50 - u sel, one hid. missouri IL
SIC 90 20 boxes Ohio at from 50 p TO 50 o.
In Louisville on the 23d instant, with an increase
in th. breaks aud the offerings beng mostly 10"
Grades prices recelcd on these qualities % cents 70
u while choice leaf was sustained. sales were ~
lLl. ipriul.ng reviews. and 10 reIectonS at nom
~ m -95 30 hI,lS new cutting Leaf from owen
county sold at from SIT - u SCI, DAVIS county
manufacturing sold at IS 20.
in New York on the Goth instant prices were
st.,jy and demand goOd-Sales 2yS hhds. Ken
trky al cents to "a cents 90 bales Havana on pr
v,a terms aud - seed leaf at % to IL cents
manufactured inactive, except in Virginia lOs
In Petersburg sales on Friday were IA hhds at
from - to So 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 27.-FlOur heavy. Wheat
scarce and steady. Corn dull; yellow 76 cents
Oats heavy at 4Sa40 cents. Glover firm. FlaxSeed
dull. Provisions heavy. Lard 49, cents. Coffee
firm. Sugars dropping. Whiskey steady at 50 3ia
> 3l4.
New YORK, January 27-Colton quiet. Flour
dull Southern S. 75al5. Wheat dull Corn quiet.
Beef steady. Pork dull Lard quiet. whskey
lulI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
AT Rules held in the Cler

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
office Of the Circuit Court for the county Of Mel
son, OF, Monday the fifth day Of February, 1866
John Gray-Plsintih,
AGAINST
b, nnett A. Witt late sheriff Of Nelson county, and
such curator Of the estate Of Isaac Gray, deceased,
John W. Wit, Jacob Warwick, William g. smith,
Thomas j. Fitzpatrick, John Collins, Thomas NJ.
Dickinson, Alexander Fitzpatrick and Charles y.
Patc,on, James Hughes, executor Of Isaac Gray,
deceased, John J. Coleman Jr., James w. Rode
William w. Gray, David Gray, Christian Balslcy,
John = Balsley, William L. Grassland, Elizabeth \.
hi, wife formerly Elizabeth Balsley, Henry George
aud Martha J. his wife, formerly Martha j. Balslry
Burkley Griner and Sarah Ann his wifc, formerly
Sarah Ann Basley. and John II. Ponce and Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Baseley-Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain decree OF the
Court declaring the d.vises in the last will and tesla
meut of Isaac Gray deceased, nope rIve and void for
uncertty AMI directing tine lands al the decedcnt to
be sold and the proceeds thereof, together with the
balance OF his estate, divided amongst his lawful heirs
and affidavit having been made that William w Gray
Christina Basley, John ). Balsley and Burnley Grner
and Sarah Ann hi WIFE residents Of this State
the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney, II Is or
dered that the said absen. defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this order
aud do what necessary to protect their interest In
this suit and that this order be published once wei
for fsur weeks in the Richmond WING, news paper
published in the city Of Richmond, and also be posted
the front door of the house of this county on
the first day Of the neXt county court
COpy-Tesie, ,.,.,
SPIEcE p. a. jan29-law4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
WANTED.


NTANTED-TO CAPlIALISTS-A PART
w NER with cash capital uf $50 o.,'. t' take an
int, ret Mrrcut" House, d'intJ b1-ue-s 90 ov.r
half il hon dollar, p-r suuum For particulars, add
dress B c, care OF wH8 Ciice, Richmond, Var.
-i.It. lu-s 90
NNvANTED.-rL undersigned is DESTROYS ui
w Obtaining 70 LADY Co teach her Dir'' -h'.r
AMI two thrr. o.brr mute children, e., which b.
viii Jay liberal Ir.ce.
Address, MARTHA " GEIGG>,
igH-}-.wr "a, nbyilis, Alabama.
w D-SIORAGE.-AS the United
states ordnance p~partr, ut {, vac.tiug my
shoI.e shalt re prepared 90 receive storage 10
tAe butk of lU'u" barrels aud solicit call. Vessels
aud canal boat, discharge and lo,d At my house FREE
uF CAErAGE. A \. LIE.
l-s2l-T
HIDES WANTED.
IL Day, GEEsN AND Sailed HIDES.
Also. TALON.
tx which the highest cash price viii b. pail nv
20. "a CuALhLEl y Co,
Leather Dealers, No so Main street.
l..ltk Under -. Charles Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
GLASSES OF FRENCH LITERATURE
~ AND CONVERSATION
MISS PEGRAMS SCHOOL.

ARRANGEMENTS having been completed for the orgau-
zation class of French Literature Ia this school APP
plications idmis sion will be received until the first
OF February.
During The session, which will terminate in June, 4
series OF LECTURES French Literature, delivered
la The French language will b. given by the teacher Of
French, Mr. LAGAEDE.
By this system of Lectures the pupils will be hnil-
iirizeI with practical and coloquial II the Ian
guage. TO those VIII" have already acquaintance
with French, this study, IL l. believed, will b. II
positive advantage.
Ilfi- Class hours from to i. ".
III For TERMS, Sc, apply at the stitutiOn, Linden
Row, Franklin, between First and Second streets.
fan1G.tC.hI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
II 40 unNnrrn ANn EVE ACRES.

AN IMPROVED TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED AND
SIX ACRES
one aud half miles from panylc-Dwelins House ;
six rooms : very good oGt-hOuSes fine garden ; good
orchard II can he divided to make two farms of about
one hundred and ily each Near enough to have
business Offices in Dauvill" The Land produces the
best manufacturing tobacco. Also, suited To u dairy
farm and market gardens. READ HILL
-t4u.S Il IHnl Agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

GAs.-TLe price demanded for gas is enormous. II
it were pure article one could bear it, but it Is I'M
pune L. degree and almost sudoedtes printers, cdi-
tors. r,po. taIs and all employees. The Gas Com
many have their choice between Northern coal,
,rlirh tlsu are Aaie importing, aud Chesterfield
coal and Il between both they cant gct up good
article. OF rlS then We say let the people ct Rich
Iu,,t,l do "a, III, ueaplc OF New Orleans have done,
cali % meeting 10 81 e petroleum lamps wont lee
chrtrrr and more luminous.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
vEHICIE MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE, EXTsA.-The concern OF HITCH
~ COCK 4 OSBORN has been dissolved, | having
purchased all the interest Of E. D. tehcoek IN Car
rage business All claims due him, individually, for
Carriages or Carriage repairs also all claims due
Hitchcock & Osborn, up December il, lsbS, has been
.ly assigned to me, snd l. or my agent Is alone au
specially IL say to my old friends that their claims
ar. At The Office of John j. osborn Co, ON 9Th, be-
tween Cary and Canal streets, where should be
pI.J To- have them call and settle their accounts by
due bill or otherwise.
Thankful for past ftvors, would most respectfully ask
A continuance ol the same To- concern.
iani5-dSc6wE ]. J. OSBORN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

TuCtcco.-Scarccy boat arrives here from Bal
tmarc that does not bring in an Importation Of Mary
land tobacco, or as the Uisgers call it, fodder FIR
the pu!1o-e of grinding il up into smoking tobacco
% %. then pJmed OTuu the community Leie ds gen
u.ue Old Virginia aud North CalOliua. Tbs can he
ei.iI, detected los the smell which Is not unlike that
of dried fodder but the pubic deceived BY Sun-
dry deroctious infused into H. thus an imposition Is
IRA tied against which Ne nam smokers naSmuth
as 10 is killing OH the reputation OF the genuine old
Virg.nil and North Carolina article
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

INTERESTING Rent CAsF.-The trial Of the ease
Of Breeder rs. Slater, was concluded on saturday
in Judge LyOa's court. It had occupied the atlen-
ton Of the court on Thursday and Friday, aud Was
rsoarled by the profession very important owing
20 the fact that it is the first of the rent cases which
has been submitted TO jury. The points of tie
case are briefly these In 1865 Slater rented house
I'm Breelen for 500; in ls6i, the was raised
=. - NM 1nI in 1855 the defendant contracted 20
nav $1,000 per annum in Confederate money. He
paid at this rate the first quarter winch ended about
P%s time of the evacuation Of Richmond by the Con-
SeJerate authorities, after which the plaintiff de-
manded $3.50 per month in United states currency,
and averred that the defendant agreed 10 pay sald
ennonnt This the defendant denied, AMI claimed
That he was willing to pay him fair equivalent IN
current funds for the amount contracted LOT lh SU
Ssderate money. The plaintiff was represented oy
IIsssrs Lyons and August. and the defendant oy
SGessrs johnson and Howison. The argument on
both sides was able and elaborate Ihe jury, aner
nfarpnee were however unable to agree upon A
eo,iict as ten were in favor Of the defendant aud
,'ro for The plaintiff. The question involved is one
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
EEMALE SCHOOL
CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA.

Tn -ub .crb"r will reopen hi, Scho" al Charlotte
Cour. house the LIT OF February Faithful and tho
rough training viii he secured the pupils under his
English Education, IN the Latin, Greek and French
Ltuguasss, aud la Music the Piano. lie feel. war
rtntcd In making this pledge by experience Of many
years devoted almost exclusively the instruction 0f
youths Of both in the counties Of Prince Edward
aud Charlotte, Virginia and more rrc.ny in Princeton
New Jersey.
For testimonials of hi, prolos donal skill and ddey
he takes the liberty l. refer to tn Professors Il Union
Theological Seminary, to the President and Professog
# lI1mpdcn sidney College, 10 Row. Drs. Brown and
Hoge # Richmond, aud Ia Rev John Miller of Peters
burg. For information, As to terms, addre-s the Princ
pal. DAVID COMFORT.
tn2g-2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
AUCTION Sales.--future DAVIS.


by Christian, Lea Co, AuetiOneers 6s Main street
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT ARC.
w TION, on TUESDAY, January 30 1850, eommene.
ing at IL o'clock, A. N.
% barrels Porto Rico Sugar,
barrels Powdered sugar,
hogsheads Porto Rico Sugar,
% bags Rio Coffee,
~ bags lAguayrS Coffee,
20 mats Java Coffee,
bogshssds Bacon Sides
hogshsads Bacon Shoulders
: hogsheads Breast Pieces
5Ohaif boxes Adamantine Candles
% boxes TallOw Candles
so boxes Soap,
20 tubs Lard,
arkins prime Goshen Butter,
% barrels Herrings,
90 barrels Naekerel
70 kits haekerel,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
% barrels Monongahela Whisky
8 one-eghth casks French Brandy
~ cases Whisky,
10 cases Claret Wine,
10 cases Port Wine,
. casks Ale.
10 dozen Baskets,
! barrel Peppermint Cordial
~ baskets Champagne,
30 t'ams Wrapping Paper,
- boxes Starch
~ gross Backing,
- gross Matehs.
20 barrels pure Cider Vinegar, isle Of Wight,
o. boxes krnl Z. /. Coffee,
10 barrels Moiasscs
20 boxes assorted Spices
- boxes Indigo.
2j,ooO Cigars, assorted brand.
CHRISTIAN, LEA & co.
jan29-2t Auctioonars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

By Paine & Co. Anctionee
T EASE OF A NEW IRON FRONT q
IL EIRE-PkOOF WAREHOUSE. on CARY ~.

r EASE OF A NEW IRON FRONT 81
l. FIRE-PRoOF WAREHOUSE, on CARY '3is
STREET.-We take pleasure ia announcing that, $3.50
ia accordance with instruction from the owner,
will rent lease Of three years. at public
tion on MONDAY, the 9Th Of February at ! O'Clock,
that valuable aud .PacOus new Iron Front FreprOof
WAREHOUSE, situated on the south side Of Cary, be-
Virginia and Fourteenth streets, having front
of fifty feet, ninety feet deep, five stories high, inclu
ding the Ba sement which j. Of the finest Ia the
city The building has been completely htted up with
Offices desks, large platform scales, proof vaults,
with safes railway, gas each hOOr u fact with every
modern Improvement necessary for the conducting of
large wholesale grocery commission aud storage bu.i
ness Possession given lsi February.
This j. opportunity for those In want Of such
warehouse being the largest buildmg for such pur-
pose in the city, and the Location be excellcd
being contiguous to the dock, BASIN railroad dspOts
Touring mills and tobacco warehouses.
TERNs-N.de known at the time Of leasing.
hna7-td PAINE x CO. Auctioneers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

Steamer Saratoga King, New York via City Point,
merchandise and passengers G. +. Watson.
Steamer Albemdrlc, Bourne, New York via Nor
folk aud City Point, merchandise and passengers B
Ayres x Co.
Steamer Petersburg Travis, Baltimore via City Point,
| merchandise, u. u W. Curria.
Brig (Br) W. Il. Hbby, Nicholson Rio Grande, Hour,
HaXall, Crrnshaw X Co.
schooner John C. Calhoun, Beal Baltimore, merchan-
disc, tn captain.
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, lIaskins BrilgfOrd.
schooner Reading Il. H. No. ~ Buckaloo Norfolk,
iipLt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

ARREST OF PIcEroCSEr.-William Appleyard
was arrested yesterday on the charge Of picking the
pocket OF Mrs. Mary A. Hancock OF SSin greenbacks
lie was locked up at the statiou-house, aud will
blye an examination before Mayor Saunders this
morning. There were found ON hS person SeNcl
t,.th-blu-hcS and Que box OF cigars. AppcyarJ
MA one ul line parties hytOrc Mayor saunders sew
erll DAYS ago On the charge of beng Implicated IN
robb.n.. the Clrr. OF the old pomuOn Iron WorS-
Fut want of evidence 10 scnd him on for further eN-
amin atom he was discharged.