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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-22
THE LATE BATTLE AT MANASSAS.
THE ENEMY'S ACCOUNT.

WASHINGTON, J ally 10, (via Mobila July 90
full particulars Of the light at Bull Greek
dear Manassas, received ut Washington state
mat three companies of Federal troops, while
crossing ravine, received a rakipG fire from
he Contederates, killing a number of them
bat they stood their ground, covering the re.
treat CT brass cannon and ShernGn'S bate.
ry, the horses of which were disabled -Four
'egImehts, supported By cavalry Joined in the
rattle. The Southerners used their guns
we'll. The Federaists again advancing en-.
countsred raking fire from the Southerners.
Inc Federal guns, altar being put in position
poured grape and canister shot in TO the South.
erners until their ammunition was exhausted
Several OF the Federal guns were disabled -
The total loss of the Federaiisls is sstirna ted
at forty killed.
Gen. Tyler ordered the Fedaraiists to fal
back. WilcoX's division were ordered to a t
tempt to out1ank the Ball Greek batteries
dispatch received az the War Department
to-day says that fighting is still going on a
Balls Greek.
lsEcoND DIsPATcH)
WAsaINaroE, July IL, (u'o Mobile, July 20.
Inc New York Commercial says that intor
nation has been recei we'd at the War Depart
inent that the Bull Greek battery had beer
taken. No particulars have been received
The New York Times says the less on til.
side OF the Eederalist IS ia one hundred 1OG
killed and wounded. Il saws this will hastar
the stack on Manassas, which will doubles
occur Tomorrow, Saturday The Confade
Fs Tbs r. i 5mss ys l9 's. but T., fsw
War says that more then fffg of the Confede
rates were killed, including Fl We Captains aps
six Lieu tenants. From another source It il
repor ted that Bull Creek has been carried b,
the Zouaves and the Massach usetts Fifth.
Mr.. Craig, OF Illinois (neTnbe, of Congress
aud Coi. richardson, VINO left Ball Greek a
so'eiock this morning, report no general fgh
since Thursday, when the Federalists fel
back; but early in the morning occasiona
firing from skirmishers was heard
Gen Med well TOLD Col Richardson h.
should hereafter first examine the location q
the eAeIny's batteries before engaging the enc
nv.
NEW YoaK, July 20.--The "World" news
paper says there is no truth in the reporte
ting at Bulls Point to-day. Gsn SEQ
says that the army will make no new move
ment to day, nor is it likely that it Will be
tore Saturday.
The Evening Post Says that the ofEcial re
port says tieetce We're killed aod FORTY wound
ed, but 1t is supposed that more were kiiie,
in the woods near the creek.
THIRD DIsPATcHl
WAsHINGroN. July 20 An official dispatc
de- ced ut Bulls Creek, at seven O'Clock p. NJ
on Friday, says 'thera has been no fghtiD
since yesterday" At the time or closing tn
dispatch the armies were in sight of eacl
other.
FOURTH DIsPArCH.1
Bulls CREEK, Friday afternoon, O'clock
There has been no fighting today. The Con
federates are still in possession OF their tire
principal batteries.
With the assistance of glasses, large bodle
right and left.
There are TO Indications OF a retreat an
there will probably lie no Tor ware. mo yemen
before Sunday.
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Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fight at Rich Hountaix.
STANTON, July IG. 1st

SrAUNroE, J uly is, 1851.
l will attempt to give you description OF
the fight at Rich Mountain as far as l saw
and participated in it We were attacked
about Il O'Clock, NJ. When The firing com :
men yed l was at the camp cooking dinner for
our company that were IN the trenches on the
mountain. When l heard the first gun I
caught up my mus ket and ran up TO the
trenches where left my company, but found
they had left for point farther up the noun
tain. / followed Oh TO oyertake my company
and found them in 4 ravine, stationed behind
trees, TO tickle the enemy's rear if they at
tempted TO come down that way bat they
did Mt come After waiting some time our
captain marched up to the road, in Intending to
march us up to aid those on the mountain -
We had gone about twenty feet up the
road when we were fred upon by the en-
envy from the bushes. After the first
voiley our men fell back and Sheltered
themselves behind trees to gain time to rally
the men for another charge. We again emerged
snto tue road and marched up through the
IRE OF the enemy within ten feet OF the
that we had TO retreat. We retreated about
twenty yards down the road, where we again
formed line, but concluded not to advance
again rs we had only IS men and the enemy
between four and five hundred men, and the
most OF them were in ambush. We marched
down the noun tain about two hundred yards,
when we met Col. Pegram with about three
hundred men to reinforce us He then led US
up to the top Of the mountain for the purpose
OF driving the enemy from that position but
after getting there and finding the enemy in
such force he abandoned the idea and placed
under the command Of Major Tyler to Join
Col. Garnett's command but after getting to
Beverly we heard that Gen. Garnett was re.
treating from Laurel Hill. We then marched
10 Huttonville and joined Col. Scott's regi-
ment. Col. Pegram is now prisoner in Bev-
eTly and Gen. Garnet is dead.
4 SURVIVOR OF RICE MOUNTAIN.
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Terrific Fight at Manassas
,,rroRY AGAIN PERCHEs ON OH
BANNER.

x,.sts-dav was a day long to be remembered
cha .nnals Of Richmond. During the whoie
.,,o,noon groups could be seen ga'hera
an, the newspaper Offices and the hotels,
top.Iv inaulring whether any news had
rsceived from the scene Of expected con-
..,, Towards the hour st which the Cen
al lars generally arrived, crowds could be
vsnaing their way TO the depot, expect
20 that news would be received from passen'
..-s from the neighhnr hood Of the engagement
I'M Inquiry, We sscertained that when the
ava left Manassas, & o'clock, 4. N } ScaVy
er,ns was heard IN the vicinity OF Bull
pBa about three miles from that place. nne
where the battle Of Thursday occurred oui
Informant could not distinguish any 'h'ps "A'
the report OF cannon, and therefore eohe'"
A.. the fshs was confined pIIhcipaiiy ~
,sirm!shers. Before thu train reacheo 'ni'
,.v however. information had reached
,b.u, at 8ordonsyiiie that the engagement
,ss become general, and that q terrific battle
vas progressing
Private dispatches Of tho most reliable cha
,..,ar we're received st late hour in the
.-.ripr. informing US that tho attack was
lie by our forces about four o'clock, in con-
..,pence Of an attempt Of tho enemy to throw
~, hrea.,works under the disguise Of bury 10 &
,b.r lead. In the general engagement Presi-
Ian, DAVIS led the centre, Gen. BIAUREGARD
ne right wing, and Gen. JOHNSTON the left
Yi1g Of our army.
The Lincoln army was completely routed.
HAMPTON. Legion suffered considerable LOGS
sherrnans celebrated Battery Of Light Ar
,lI-ry was taken by our troops.
The ffht was very severe and fatal on both
.,les Among the prominent officers who
Are reported 20 have been killed are Cot
g,sroy, Of Georgia; Gen. Bgs, OF South Ca,
,I,nk Den. kIRaY SxIrE, and Col. JoHE.
,os Of ID. Hampton Legion.
The following dispatch was received by
v~s President DAVIS late last evening
I'VE have won n glorious but dear bought
e,.tory-the night closed with the enemy in
al! flight, pursued by our troops.
"JBFR. DAVE"
The reader j. referred 10 our telegraph col.
ANN for intelligence from the scene Of action.
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sT TO TIE MILIT PY.-I am still Makiog a
!srge supply OF the FoLDISG HIEGE CAMP BsD
STEAD, and Ia every instance where 1t has been
1-ed. 1t mss given eoslre satisfaction. | notify
those Uho hava copied any of the combinations CT
this bsd fog which / have 30 jlied for q pstsnt
! shall use all legal means to protect ny claim
against any and every entertainment, If my ap-
Dicatlon Is successful.
have made decided improvement in PAIN
rEa's ARMY CAMP Cor, and have slao another
etyle camp bed which is equal or superior TO any
except the Folding Hinge Bed row ia use, have
Also variety Of camp stools and Chez 9. Those
nfe ested are respectfully invited to cali and
examine for tn eIaselves. L. HOWE,
to SQUARE. " IA Icf.
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Husa.-We noticed last week that q H4ost
brutal murder had been committed en- the
person Of Mrs. Roland, an old lady 20 years OF
age, Of Ckatto0Ea county. We have since
learned thai = negro woman belonging to MRS,
H. and who lived with her did the black deed
with IN age.
The Negro made q full and voluntary con-
fsssion, she said no one was concerned In Il
bu, herself; she did pot know why she did Il
unless the devil was In her"
On last Friday evening, after exhorting the
negroes present TO be ohedsut to their own.
arr. she was hung by the citizens.
We learn also that Mrs. II. was an exceed.
ingly kind lady. Shs had gtv3n the woman
M, CT use Of ofencs except that she complained
q very little that the chicken pie was not -
good aait might have besn.-Roms (Ga.,)
EouthsrasY. l8th.
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CHAN CEHY NOTICES

CITY OF RICHMOND, so wit,-At Rulee
~ held in the c!ark's Oaics Of the Court of Hnst
ings fog the said city, on Monday the LIST day ot
Lawson neutrality-suspicious.. ...Pitf,l
George W. Jordan, John @ VIM and In DEBT
Robert s. Jordan. late partners urdsr
the Hrm of Jordan Winn Co. D'fts.j
defend Mt the sum Of Four Hun red and Tw MY.
Eve Dollars with legal interest thereon from the
having been mads that the defendant, bobert
virgaia. he is hereby required to appesr A in the
puhlcation hereof aud do what may be necessary
0R1sstef sis interest 70 SG YSSwssp Clark
~ hsldin the CLERKS Ohics Of toe Court Of Hust-
ings for the said city, on Monday, the Isl day Of
Peter J. Archer. PREF
against
Thomas Il gllis. Pow ha,an Ellis. Jr., }IxDssr.
Margaret K: Ellis, Matthew p. Taylor
and L. NJ. Nimmo.. .DGfrs
The object of this sui. is to recover against tl
lars and Ninety-tive Cents, with legal interest
thereon from the 7th day OF June, 1884, tn paid
Powhasan Ellis, Jr., IS not resident of tn !,
state OF Virginia, he is hereby required TO APP
peer IL the ssd CLERKS oll;e. within mouth
| be necessary to protect bis interest.
jva-lsw4w 70. FowARD. elk
4 "
~ held in the CLERK = Otce of tha Court of Eust-
ings ter the said city, on Monday, the Isl day Of
| July, 1881:
| Peter J. sr..................PitF,1
GgGtHG
Thomas Il. Ellis, Richard 5. Ellis Jr., In DEBT
| Powhatan Ella, Jr K. u. nimmo
| and Margaret h Ellis.......,.. Diff,
The object OF this suit Is TO recover against the
| Gssee dant tee sum OF Seven Hundred and Fifty.
| Three Dollars, with legal iRtares. thereon frJm
| The Sd day OF Juns, 1851, ull paid. Afidavii
having been made that tia defendant Pow.
hat4n Ellis, ir., is not a resident Of the Stats
Of Virginia, he Is hereby required to appear IL IL
SAID CLERKS Office. within montn after due
publication hareOf. and 90 what NAV bs nSeessa.
| ~ to protect his interest. A Copy-Teste
| ~ 2-law4w RO. HOWARD elk.
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MANASSAS JUNCTION., July GA hattie, last
ing ten hours, was fought at Stone Bridge to.
day.
Gen. Beaursgard Is again victorious.
The slaughter on. both sides Is tremendous.
Gen Baauregard had a miraculous escape
rom death. He had his horse shot from IN
Ter him while leading Hampton's Legion into
action.
Gen. Johnston seized tina colors Of 4 waver.
ing regiment and rallied them to the charge.
1t Is impossible to estimate the number OF
the dead and wounded.
1t Is reported that the Federal Commander,
Gen. Mcdowell, was MORALLY wounded.
On our side, Col and acting General, Brig
adler General Francis Barlow, of Georgia,
was mo r;ally wounded, and is since reported
dead.
The battle commenced at o'clock Il. NJ,
and closed at P. NJ with the enemy in fun
retreat, pursued by our cavalry:
President Davis arrived on the battle field
after the action had commenced.
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From, Gen. Wise's Legian-Captare Of Fed
eraltsts.

WASHINGTON. July 20 An official dispatch
from Gen. Mcclellan, dated Beverly, July
l9th, says: "Gen Cox decoyed Goo Of Gen
Wise's Legion out to Barboursvlie."
The Kanawha CORES ponfent OF the Cincin.
maui Gazette, ia a letter dated July 18th, at
noon, SAWS that two regiments, with .woguns
and the Trenton Cavalry, were ordered to re-
c0nnoitre Pope's Creak On reaching the
Greek they found the Eirginians. ], 500 strong,
well entrenched with masked batteries and
two guns. The Federal troops fired forty
rounds and silenced the batteries, but their
ammunition giving out, they retired. Captain
Allen and Lieut. PomsroY were killed Col.
Norton OF the 2lst Ohio Regiment was badly
wounded and captured.
Col Woodruff Lieut. Col Neff bogus KY J
and Dol De Viiliers, of the II h Ohio Rsgi
IAent left Cox's camp on The II inst, and
are believed TO have been either killed or cap
tn red
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eAae until he was discovered md PUT 70 dss II.
NOT however until he had killed six.
Vspt.ln Jenkins' company behaved mos,
SnmsntIy, ana Hired from cross read on the
sn entire platoon fell from the Hrs. CONF pan )
nrs. Inc enemy immediately retreated, bui
nave rsHied, ana 1t 10 thought Joined thsh
comrades who landed at Bun sIo.
Col Lucius Davis no. ,,st . ~rt~aJ fro,,,
I-"Wisourg with several noble companie.
raised for the Wise Legion.
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FROM MISSOURI.
The Unreliability of Intelligence from th n
Sraye

LouIsyILLE, July 20 dispatches from st.
Louis and other points in Missouri, are ut
terly useless-private letters equally so. The
indications are plain that the entire State ia in
blaze, and nothing is SLOWED to be published
or go through the mail tending TO encourage
the patriots. Nothing but items stating that
McCnlloch has qHarreled with Gen Jackson,
and gone home, tina impossible anuihiiation OF
Secession camps in districts where sill are Sc
cessionists, and where 10 ST Louis butch or
Illinois soldiers have arrived, are anowed to
be published.
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Frsu WashiuQten.

WAsHIsornn, July 20.-Gen. Mansfield has
issued orders that no fugitive slave, on no
pretext whatever, shall be permitted To re
side In or march with the Federal Army
/ The bill appointing an Assistant Secretary
of War and enlarging the War Bureau ha
been passed.
The name Of thu steamship Keystone State
is to be changed to the y orthern Light
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MANASSAS JUNCTION, }
July ~. 1861. 9P. M {

wen, one OF the long locked for "big fights"
to come OF at this place, RS the first step TO-
wards the destruction of Richmond has taken
place, and resulted in complete Illustration
OF the enemy and his plans. A more com
plete and glorious victory we could not have
asked, ana must add another leaf to the chap
let OF Gen. Beauregard's fame. When 7 900
men are thrice repnlsed by less than two
thousand, with over ten times the loss sus-
tanned by the attacked; when the 2 0C0 attack
ed mas no peculiar advantage of position, nor
breastWorks to protect them, IL certainly
proves either uncommon skill in the manage.
ment OF the defence, or extraordinary weak
hess in the plan of attack.
Tn yesterday, about noon, Gen. Mcdowell
with twelve or fourteen regiments and one
battery, in which there were at least two rife
cannon, attempted TO force passage across
Buifs Kun, at MitchelFs Ford, about 81
miles from Manassas Junction. General
I.ongstreets Brigade, com posed OF the First
Virginia Regiment, under Col Moore, the
seventeenth Virginia and one Louisiana Rsgi-
ment, being situated near the + ord, Tecei we'd
the attack, principally the First Virginia Regi-
inent, and rapulsed them three times, vita &
loss OF only Il men Killed and about 90 wound
Cd, while the loss OF the enemy is stated by
their own men TO be not less than 800 killed
and 600 wounded. There were not more than
I,Oo0 OF our men engaged, including q battery
OF two or three guns, while there could not
have been less than 1000 Of the enemy actual
~ engaged, besides q battery OF at least two
rlno cannon. We expected the attack would
| De renewed to- day, btt this morning the enc
my hoisted white flag aud asked permits
sion 10 bury their dead, which WAS granted
and it was from these men who have been
buryiDg the dead, and the prisoners, ten III
number, that we learn there were 800 missing
this morning at roll call. They have been all
day burying their dead, and we don't know
whether they are done yet or not. 1t is ru
| moTei just now, at H. A. NJ, that Gen Beau
regard was hourly expecting q night attack
Besides the killed and wounded, and the
ten prisoners we took, we have taken two
So pound rifae cannon, some four or we hun
| dred muskets, and as MANY hats. Our men
behaved with the utmost GOODNESS firing ir-
| regularly, but taking good aim, The battle
| las ted three and half hours. The mushetry
| firing by the enemy was done with remark
able regularity, but with little effect, az the
| result proved
A rife cannon ball went through the hon Sc
| occupied by our men AZ a hospital, near Gen.
| BeaureSard's quarters. DAN.
| p. j ally 20, A. II There was no firing
| this morning in the direction of our line
| The reports this morning from the killed and
| wounded of the enemy are SO contradictory
| that cannot say anything is reliable. There
| is do doubt they have met with a severe loss,
| and most extraordinary defeat in their at
| Tempt TO cross BGlfs Run. -. :
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EIrTYEE d.
By Myers = Co., Auction ers.

BY Myers = Co., Auction ers.
tNORfOLK
WILL BE SOLD an TUEsDAY NEXT.
w TIE 23t inst, q. our Warehouses, on Com
mefee street.
= mn BAGS. or there abouts, of RIO COFFEE,
p,OODoetug part If the cargo % British Bark
Gil ~, s'rsnd.d on Cuprituea beach on a voyage
from R1o- b aud 10 Baltimore Sale b. recon
merda'ion Of Srrry, for account Of HON It may
concs II
Terms Cash. MYERS SEQ,
~ 3e-atS no-t,
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FOURTH COMPANY, HOWIT-
M TER BATTALION .~-Tnis c3m- NJ
maud having bssa received and cnm ais HVA
ssonsd ~ ths Governor Of Virginia. Isl
nov st the New Fair 0rounds 1hirtyo
make fuh number com slsts. Apply ct the Fair
Grounds. or former Barrackg. II IL and Cary sts
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HE Auction Nstice.-I ask attention - nay
ssls, Tbs DAY, at 10 O'clock. At nay store. Il !
Meal, Flour, Dried APPLES and Peaches, Butssr,
Lard. choice Vinegar. Black Tea, and May other
articles ruitsd for Grocars.
HHOES.-Also, 4 lot OF lined and bound lrosaus,
iy 72-n Il CAUIHO6N
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Hon. j. n. Jewstt, . disttng nishsd citizsn
Of Shclbyyill KY. died on Saturday, the
kth, Ct that place.
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By Richard Cauthorp, Auc'sr.

IN MONDAY. 22d iSA... at 10 O'clock al
~ my store, will sell at auction sundry ar
.icies Consisting in part of hbls. o M0ldssss
esls Sacksrsi, ffkins Butter; Cheese: Bisok
Ia; kdarantine and Tallow Candies; Herring,
Painted Bucket, sc &c
FURNITURE Also, a lot Of second. hand Fur
niture, consulting of Chairs, Beds,eads, Rockers
wash stand, Tables, Mating &c.
1y 10 CAUTHORN, Arct
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NJ RICHMOND
LIS II T
IA RD.
Having aa4steyea into se.y vice aud now going Into
camp,
WILL RECEIVE
AfEW MORE
II u b 4 4
Before leaving. Apply st opea at
HEADQUARTERS 18th street
ty s2-ts Be.w'n Main and Cary Sta
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i PETERSBURG g4
HARDWARE, &c.

We have on hand and TOR sale on REASONABLE
terms. for CASH, supply of articles usually kept
IN our line, consis ing in part Of
400 sets Iron AXLES;
leo pair SPRINGS assorted:
$500 Coach SCREWS
800 dozen Table KNIVES and FORKS:
% sT0t k and EiFS, asst 10 IL inch:
25 Wrought ANVILS
70 3 act smiths BELLOWS:
Is keEs Mule SHOES;
10 Kegs Wrought pixies;
%, pairs Stage TRACES;
LOO gross SCREWS. assorted:
h3rreis Coach NARNlAH;
$50 BkIDLE FITS, sss rts6:
rs gross strsioing Wkb;
dozen BR DIES asserted:
20 doz n helms and MA RTlE9Al.s:
50 sets sKEiNS and BOXES;
10000 Carriage Its, to inches
300 dozen assorted FILES;
$40 dozen P cket KHIVEs;
ton sledgs and Hand HAMMERS:
2s ~olsd Blk V!CEs:
eOoe lbs = CIR t4a' HORSE NAILS
$50 dozen CUaRYCUMR-;
80 dozen Cotton aan Wool CARDS:
20 dozen HORSE CCLLAKS:
500 dozen Wrought and Cast BUTTS:
900 gross Plated BUG KLES,
j. dozen SADDLE TkEEe;
loo pieces Gerth and Rein WEB
10 dozen FLY NETS;
10 do1sn GIG Trees, assorted:
Also n COED assortment o. CARRIAGE TRIM.
MiNub, and all kinds OF Mechanics TaOLS
b A PLUMIER & co,
Jy 2o-ImN Peiorsturg, Va
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by J. J. Moore. Auc,ionecr,
tNORP"LE VA
COTTON AT AUl TiON-
" J j. MOORE, ArCTIoNBBR.
We VIII sell at Puolic sucti on, at Chamber
lala's wharf, on TUESDAY, the I'd inst at Il
O'Clock,
III BALES COTTON, for the benefit of whom
III il may concern.
M vsrms.- CASH. J. J. MOORE &CO
w
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TFocIaMaUoh OF Nankte GeneTQI.
ST: CzARLEs, Mo-, July l2,-Brisadisr Gen.
erai Pope. OF Illinois, has Issued q proclama.
ton in which be says that Offenders agains,
the laws OF the United States will be dealt
VITA IL the most summary manner, without
waiting for civil process to be issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-22

MAD EIkA WINES smaH cIsks, 81, II. -
lNA ls35, Of sxceileat qraiil-. la.aea here In
boyd st the Custom aoa.s tor sale by
U0 Ia q. ,. DAv EXPORT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-22

Cotton Sales in New York.
New YORK, July 2o-Salss Of cotton ut