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4 EEIKNISH- 8.

o.i Wednesday Kcrshaws South Carolina brigad.
~e. ordered forward by Gen McLaws TO feel" tie
enemy On the NineMile Road They started for
ward. skirmishers being thrown out Icy the I'd and
I'D South Carolina regiments They Lad sone but a
-hcFt distance into the woods when brisk fire com
uasneed along the lines. Upon our steady advance
the enemy driven back, and our men then
pressed for~ aT and teok possession Of their camps
bringing of evereoets, rubbereloths. and severs
fns Enfield rifles After pressing the Yankees back
upen their main body. fire Was opened upon them
with artillery, and our sATmishers were ordered TO
retire. Some seven eight Of the South Caro-
liniaas were wounded, among them Capt Cuthbert
If the 3D. seserely III the arm and Capt. Walker OF
the ID, severely in the shoulder. This ekrIsish Ii
tpoksn Of "a creditable affair for those engaged
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TIN CaarAtss * WxsIERa VIRGINIA. The
Lsnchburg Republican learns fromreliatle authority
that guerrilla patty attacked a,d destroyed Coxs
train of wagons, on Se~ell ulountep. few days
ago, capturing all the wngnns, tosied with prpvs
ions. which they burn) also capturing the horses
aud routing party of Yankees with severe less
who came to the whereabouts of the rain. They
also destroyed Wirt Cour, House, and the oil wells
that were in possession Of the Hessans Thirty
citizens Of Cabell county joined Gepsral Lorinss
command few days ago, and they represent thai
there is a considerable reaction in our favor in that
whole country.
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VALUABLE GIrIDIS

We are told that Gen. Stuart after his late foray
r'' the enesays lines, declared himself under heavy
obligations to Lieut.. Jones Christian, Lieut.. D. A.
lihah~riaks, Mr. Timberlake, and Mr.. Frazier, for
'eeir arduous iabors during the whole march, and
D' s'sir most valuable assistance in poiEting out
'pe f"se through Hanover snd New Kent The
e'a rendered by these officers was Of great value
@aa iher presence ensured success to what might
"insF"iss have proved doubtful march. Genera,
e'aaft hss frequently spoken u their service in
se'S Complimentary terms. and hss publicly nc
Ah""isaged their aid IntslIssnt gaidsansa, thor
oassiy sequsisasd With svssy rosA snA bypssh In
'hs section. indiapsasskls 70 the successes Of an
uaostskine - Aasse6cas ~ fhat sssssnsasissS By
Gen Btusa
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uoysnExTs Is EAST TEsSEsskE.-C The Knox
,,ils Rsrisa.r ef The 18th inst, sSys:

The moyeinaeuts OF troops n The posi- few days. in
.,i. ..ctlon al country indicate thsethe s Of war
!. ralli.. tiis way Il is vesy evident from the
IN Of : large Federal force In Kentucky,
scvsnd IL camberisnd mountains, aud A1chsiis Is
apureuehss 70 ChatEspoOcA thst East Teunessee.
sar yse..,rs probably b~st known 70 Andy john
son q nSouf 70 b fhe theatre Of bloody stsuygIe
W keed 4 sprominsst and sasaeious citisen o.
Rsery7fln nxnds thrqa months ago. that the gFsat
strunEis p ~ rsvoloEkn would be not far from
fnls rifv Jrcm neesent appearances We sra in
eIlned - the helxf hat our military chief are ~S-
tliag an isss iAethp 10 the Yankees I" come in.
,,s,ds-s ,hr eoae4fAt belief that they caa ..ba;
.irnsss We .io tiA koov c.r,,ir.s wai ID svss -,
arl. 10 iss l'if.s-. that + brcD.nnsg noPaini.
9,.rphebiy w.s,idn, say II we did k,,on;' but ne
have sole reason 10 sursise that neither Geu kir-
by anlth dor ~ Subordinate o16csf1 are ssesg.
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Arres,xd Some forty OF fay persons. engaged IN
business as merchants. on Nam and other stfUsea,
taken In custody on Wednesday and paso1u6
20 appear for trial yesterday morning. for faise
10 ol,eervA the Governors proclamation requh1n4
.heDl close their respective places of buxnsak&
o'clock 7. NJ 1t is. we learn, the intention u H.
authorities to enforce strict compliance with tho
proclamation above cited. therefore any merchsnt
violating its prov sions may expect ~ be dealt With
i'll a manner by far more summary than aSrceahaA
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First tTr9iaia ReeimenG-Attentioa Ii directsdNo
the advertisement Of the First -firgina Regimeot
asking for recruita This is fsvorits arm Of che
service and that In destined 10 exert 10 uniu,-
portant agency in achieving our indepcndmeA-
The First Virginia Regiment possrss an snvinh1o
name, and parties who may wish to join in ths go
work of expelling the vandas from cur soil eannot
do better than to unite their fortunes with the nno
regiment TO which We have alluded.
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Prisoa0s Brou9h. to Torn.-Eeven A0olitloo
prisoners, belonging to Llnccln's army Of sabj1Us-
ton, brought to Richmond yesterday -
lodgedn the G. :. military prison, on Cary stfsoG
Que Of them had On his person an ambrotype a .
yellow female and two boysof ginxefbrva colos.
supposed to represent HE wife aud childrea Ths
report about Caskies Rangers having brought -
town 10 prie0neTs was unfounded.
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Eolice Conrt.-Tbe following cases were dispossd
Of on Yesterday William, slave Of C. r. RasaI
charged with purloning The pocket book Of Wn.
G. Faith, at Recess Daguerrean Oalisry. . fsw dsyo
ago. was continued.-Dayid Poindexter charea1
walden-ordered to be whipped. John b Brown.
charged with assaulting James Mxlono-bound over
in the of 500 to keep the pesca.-Jenag
Lamar. charged with being Suspicious chassetei.
was discharged.
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TNoss N ooae~s NJ WeaL Aass99Wt WF&8dN Ne
hs-. ,eeeived copy Of the New York Herald. dated
,sne 10th We sre deeply indebted to this courte.
ca. oahesr, whoever he may be, aud hope tha, he
sill as~la remember as In similar manner. We
hss. that nearly every day Northern papers are cb.
.s'n~i BY seme Of The regiments along the Chicks
homny. and that they are cisea thrwn about the
esmr and finally destroyed. Our army friends
eoald not confer greater favor upon this office
than by sending us such late papers N they may
r~ccise. E~en old papers arc ofsensi'nes cf value
~ they may contain items Of great interest 10 son,s
of cur many readers
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New Orleans

The total stock of cotton IN port Is es'ina'ea a.
III $40 bales. including se."o "s'es "a A"'''''AN
descriptions ,h.. ,s.. h,..
b.sn 700 bales Or'eans tres osiinsDs, loLi
Ba4, J6Jd The market y gues auo ETH WIZ VIZ, :n
.,ln...nce nj alht,fA On the week. The stock ~
uort aurounts to 39.U0U bales.
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had NOT GOT THE KEwA-The New Hofk
n~aA Of Monday. the ieth. netAs ~ aliusion 10
rs ~ '".y q staasss cavalry within ths Fedeyal
'ass. t~e asys pssvious- 1lss ChicAshoininy teie-
b'spa 3 'ssi'sousa3 siieni- II .~o or three u
Fssts' LAi been killed OF captured, all ihs dsilics
!. :. rev fefk voaid have snneaucsa the fsct On
sssday wsuixg.
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CanEsca,ed-The eight navy rsvolvers sel1ea ae
tie house Of woman ON 18th atreet havu hooo
cDnfiscated to the Of the Governmsut The pasty
who left them with the woman for salssvidently "a
them off the bodies Of soldiers q the hak1au-
field -
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VOL. XXI.
aALLASTRY IN BATTLE.

Tho cocl and gallant conduct of Capt William
0ecegc pclard Of the sd Virginia iufsnry, In the
Two dsys' combat bniow Richnond. Is worthy of
tAs hish~st praise. when almost left alone 10y the
rest oF his reGimeot, IN the engagement Of Sunday
be seized the colcrx ard rallied number Of brave
spiris who nobiy stood .h-ir ground regardless Ut
danger, end determined to defend th.ir position to
tue last. inssanees of individual eauautry were
numerous on those two bloody days but ncns we're
inuts eonsricuous than the one We have mentioned
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LOCAL MAVTEU@-

PGrdons Gransd--eov. Leseh., =. 49,
tentiary by pardon: ~ ss4e fssss.
r.; y Dickey, sent Up BY ~ Clsro,t f;,,,, ,<
years, fer murder in n. second d.or ns a re e
soven yeaTs Of his time. s''e' Asa serssa
corp, s =; fssons sent ny 10 155s by the Ci,cs,,
yssr. @ II .s i..sn ,saa ae0ua'y for burglary, Tor 4
md f.,,c.sy ~Ved seven year, and proved hssr...s
prison. 'A9 - NO u sase
!, ,ssa Aaen. - up from tho city Of Rachpcul
c'i =. - ya. ~ Tor forging H. namc II
PARDON ar, as rs;.,.:, "a !. pri.onsr good. "rsi
r. Edward W.Cefe, svot ~ r. Id1fQ by ths C1seu.,
.ou.t Of BruEsriek county for IN yeerR - .u:,s
a.l IN ID" second degree Conduct q pslDc6 acvsi:
Nv, ~ neen faithful and cteiilent 20 the nisus~ush
wick county.
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WOOL Al HARPER's FERRY.

Gen. Wool visited Hsrper's Ferry On the 10Th. and
after looking around awhile, went back to Baiti
i.orc. II ia thought Bolivar Heights will be for,i
fed. telegram FROM Tie Ferry says:
From the feeling exhibited by the Sscessouists in
the vicinity of Marti,:sb,irg and Winchester
credit may be attached to the that jackson
has again been largely reinforced: but while have
confidence in the ability OF Fremont to successfully
cope with Jackson In tho Valley, il Is believed that
in the event of his meeting With reverse the
preparations which Generals Banks and Sige
making in the vicinity OF Winchester will render
aDy success which the rebel, may achieve but OF
short duration.
The bridge across the Potomac At this point was
completed yesterday, ard i1s security tested by the
passagp ot heavy Durthen train. The road between
here and Winchester is being rapidly repaired. an
il is believed the Government will have its i'll
few days thus greatly fseii the transmission
of -up lles 70 the army in the Valley.
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yesterday, and be wns too d1unk - - ~ nGn1n
The Provost Aarshsl did - b1alnsn - 0
mention zsss3lss
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Hr Iropases.-1he following war trophise he.e
oeen deposited in the Virginia Stsss Libssry d,
custody OF the Secretary Of the Commnuvealth. W,
guiion belonging to the 18th verpcut Csvnlsy.
,aken by the late Col Turner Ashby wItA Sis n:
s;s in the light between the patriot and Aboli
.so n .sress at Front Royal, Va. II b compsuel a
~. Of white and red sik and has sndosssd
airy which has heretofore bern vsil s.s~n
shonn . the Valley the symbol Of pillAge. .There
also can o. seea ct tie ssasa piace disalnptis.
spes.nsn OF the sf.s .pang-d banner, which lascir
which vas taken from r-u, on the 3let a ~ -
Virginia regiment
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kindly f.,yriss,.d M ,,1 49,. san ~ W. Gmy. 1as
so,ne ~ ths t,s.t ,;s @ s e1ne,es uent
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n,s.t;n.. ,,.;,s Tao .nu nnss ne.a PIV1
few mirbts .;n. -. on. S'n ns III rce1 =
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H'CLELLAN'S ARMY.

The New York Tribune of the 1ith. says. edi-
torialy:
We have late private adyices from our army be-
fore Richmond. In spite Of ts heavy losses by sick
uess priyation and combat it is TO-DAY the stfore
est ard most effective srlnv ever yet assembled on
this cU.stIHet--!aGch atrs oven Ia luiIbeTs than
is generally supposed Il ha niofs and letter artu
i,rv than any other ARMY in lhe world ever hud
the tren. njot.. iicessnt rains Of tile last mouth
hrye converted r.. Chic cktEouiiuy IivIet into Il
r;ver-.,r rather lak,--.nd the wisc'- diacert re-
iosi into i; miyv bog over sn,t through whci, .an
non aud suppiie, are plovcJ with grce. labor ant
difficulty. Bdt have ra'roai running fro,h
White House Point t'hc head cf nayi cation via
York riverl ncro.s the Chickeiomny. into the heart
ot eur e,eampuient, ard I'll" beet sort u corduroy
loads are being uiae IL every direction. Gen. Me
Cie,lan will scon be almost independent If the eie
,neut. though Tar ,ysat her world h very cepta-
bjc In fact, there have this week been two cen
sectre d2vs without rain, which L. bailcti haT
t,iacer of THE good time coming 1t viii suf-lv
cArs.
1t We supposed il necessary t. urge the .niin,
cf every spare regiment 10 Cen McCiellan We
ehupld ,v~oU On ihih Ioiut tut j. pot. Thetpv-
run,.ltt understand the whole matter al ar ide
;,val. iee =" not deem more troops c;a-tt u
Il, the reduction OF the bel fTc,hcld bat The Y
ar. anxious take it wiih the least possible bic -,
she'd and are kars,p.hg :orlrar men tp ot4t epd Ii
tiftv disciplined AMI uniformed militia regiments
were Tomorrow offer themselves Tor three
months service frel confident that al would
hi promptly accepted
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Flag Officer Narlaaus NJ. sent home Is cs -
Federal osicers jos hahitaal dru?ksaAss<
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Four uf th. churches III Washington-Trin1ty, the
Rev. Dr. styles, Rector: Epiphany DR.. Hale; A.
ce, sou, Dr. Pinhn.y. all Episcopal, aud ohe fres-
lvterian ,hurch--have been taken possession ot 10y
the Government for hospitals Three. at least vi
the four have the reputation If being senli-rohei
Rumor SAYS tha; This movement was cSussd by rr-
cen, imaginary disasters III Che enaudoish Valley
but, in fact il was determined BON sonie ire ago
4 dispatch frou, Fremont ssys all is quiet in tie
shenandoah Nauey.
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PI-ESsfpl. OPINION.

4 Dispatch from Washington daiel Friday. June
IL. says;
Gen Burnside WAS i'll town yesterday, returning
to Fort Monroe. by ihc afternoon boat. Ills re-
por,. from the Peninsula " here he spent st. erai
hours with Cen. NcCieilau, are favorable. he sees
n, reason WHY with good weather eur army should
nri be- in Riehhlont within q very few DAYS lie
dt,e- not think that the rb.is strengthened hN
ti,jr forced Ieyjes bat believes that undiSc,tisnei
members endanscr arniy which they apparently
reinforce a. was the ease a. Newtern, ''nen the
raw North Carolina militia threw the whole rebel
forces into a panic.
t;.n Rnrpsid. sets s,'na ss,s Il i0yaity IN the
cid North State but i, not si'nsuno pt hs early
return 10 the Union, voluntarily, are eene cf tiio
new spapeT corrcspoahsnt-
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BRITISH VESSELS ABOUT 10 RUN TIE BLOCKADE.
RosToN. Friday, June I3--rbe Hon, Albert Gar
rier. Of Sewburyp port passenger hy ib" Africa IN
forms the '7rarc|ter" that two str'mers were
about TO leave Queenstown for Nassau, with the
intention of running the Southern blockade. One
was the Julia Csber f67 tons filled with lOoj hbls.
of powder in the night time The second stD ia
lWU tons, reached Queenstown. May 3i loaded
with and stores.
The inhabitants ct Queenstown state that two
other vessels sailed the previous week Tor Nassau
for the purposa of running the blockade.
Mr.. Carrier states that IN EngiaEd there Is IL Gen
ersl feeling in favor of the South.
WHAT THE BALLOON CoRrs" SAW.
The Chickahominy correspondent of the Phila
delphis Press writes
We have from the balloon corps. most startling
account oi rebel lautiny. Twour three days sgo.
whilst taking observations. the balloonst observed
,.uit. n co.nnaotion in the enemy camp. 4 large
party Of troops were drawn out. and from the huS-
r.ing uf horsemcu and preparation OF arsns iae first
thought there 10 be an attack upon our forces.
Soon however, BIZ observed the troops take pos:-
tiun ad direct their pieces at their rsbe; brethren
Field gasees being brought 10 bear discovered the
rnrio,ly acting pscsy 10 be Sorta GaFollnans ans.
thai they taking position Of defence against
III. attack of Others in fh- rebel .amv. Fire wa.
soon Opened by both parties F.,sey after vosley ri
niusA-try poured intn eaca o: heg !. rsaks, and
,hs bs,,e s-ased to AMI fra, for long t,tie unds.
csssj soon. however, the North Carolslaas secsncsl
he getting the worst; and directly broke and Eed;
the other. gsinin: u complete victory
send you this story as heard il. fnr sotne
time the rebel guns oppasse Aschauicssiiic has .
turned towards Richmond. aud on the dayon which
il IL said this mutiny and battle took plare great
smakc arosr from the eueMyx camp. and volieys ot
,lskesry could be distinctly heard during seyesai
hours North csrefinssus are kaoNn ts be dscan.
tented When prisoners srAgtrksn Ia batsis. . Is
generally discosere1 that the North csrc'ilssss
among them have not ired thciT rauskstx assd that
they make no remittance to capture Ths news Of
tie doiugs at ncneof the repudisticn cf The rsbei
Government and the recall of tle CAfosinA trocps
~. s,.s,.uy'. camp. and u.uli Es sufficient ia cars.
= in,ss4sss snd s.,nyaiasrs haitis. IA Il IL. Oh
~syvd ri .,ns iari ed rdst.e ises awosks ~,
ia. sf..las.s.u IL sslss~s5ea, eaw fr ssrss- Ansl
heard The soi.ts az LsAAstsy-
a ~. sSnis 4 81
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NEWS FROM MEMPHIS.
The Northern papers bring u news from Mem.
ph;s AZ ls.. az Jane l4,h We copy the ouy items
of interest
The city remains unusually quiet and orderly.
and business Is slowly revisng.
Thus far the amount of rebel property seife 4
amounts to only SJpOO.
Captain Dill. of the Provost Guard, es,imstes ,i.s
amount of cotton, sugar, ac., coMcc aed for ship
ping, 10 be sl5OOW. Tais Is rapidly fading its wsy
to the levee.
The number of absentees has been oyer -est ina
ted Many have returned, while those who ge Oh
upward boats are mostly niensisrs of sundefei
lilies.
The Mayor and City Council are Of Union pro
rlivities a. general thing. and exercise their fnc
tiuns In harmony with the military rni. Their
tiut,ed good cououct rsne.,r aszi,ra,,rc af fi.
Az arrival hers ,r.~t from Madison. Arkansas
brings intermssioa thaa tiene rai Curtis had ne,
reached Little Rock. but ai,,rs,ehiag il ffos,
searcv. lIe would inset witt, 30 Opposition ~
Mr. Markiand, agent for the Post-Otie Depart
uent opened ths city post Office to-day, aafd an
agent Of the Treasury Department is ON his way to
re-epen the Government CustaafH Honse. There
have been about thirty applications foe ~ Office
pc4master By prominent citizens of Nenlphis
There is ~ yet. but onc Union aa< Gylns from u
privae rssidenev. and sha, !. from the hos. II Mr.
Gss~
fsw dzay iosds Of estson ii.ss hren haoisd dowH
to shs levee shis rnorniag. S0no STU bsies s-e
concealed In warehouses
Ihe Arsisaeas in an article en the bsiligeFenis
sl,,f that the South has dtirsjssi sh. al PIT
yw,rsrs and ,sasrIitla- sad eharxs the North with
the siuu Of cr,hi. ~ sshish hiaau utarc
i, n. u ssl tssroA II ra-Sea feeds itself lr
si,ie.i Il elaiuta that The ssi.iaalu heilisnven''
should settle the question. u III. var isas'ns
,,ac%tu citizens 10 tie enjaynsenf u their rights
sud obssyyvy .hss these yisws ~ scknow ~
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"CU;uoUS REBEL DOCUMENT"
The New York Herald informs Is that the follow
ing curious rebel document WAS found with
c.hers- iu partially destroyed railroad Win
chester
Ias,racfioa Gen. Iacis0a. Te1sicsd az .S,g4rayp
ifay - le62, By Telegraph tr9m Richmond
To MAJOR 4 n. fh5ssGa:
Geu. Johnston directs thu, this dispatch be sint
through IL General Jackson possible and
that it b. kept entirely secret. Telegraph, 10 me
at what hour your courier starts from Staun'cn
with the dispatch. ]. L. BOSWELL.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-20
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FROM THE NORTH,

The Northern papers. Of TIE 10th inst. contain no
news OF public interest fraa any direction. We
make mp the following sumsaarv from the Ysps.-,
reports - war movements and other matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
LANDMARKS, No. 8,

WEI be ready the last Of too month.
CONTENTS.
WISE; ITs HisToRY. CHAHAcrgAIsTIos and Kinds o
PCS from which 1t be made, and how made
B0HpYrs Soils Tor all kinds OF Cultivation
TRAIsfso VIsE, with many engraviDga.
PEAR CULTURE
CuITIvGTlOS or APPLRa.
PkopA6ATIos ~ YiSxs-AGn AND CHOICE oEPLssTa
CvkRAsTs.
have large variety Of Currsn.s comprising all tho
aud d-,irats kinds well the old stapdsrds-aIong
them White Imperial Cherry and Versailles The lat i.
largest best and most productive OF all the eds Two
years old 80 and @l2 per bundled year 3D. Hsand S6
Very cheap by dozen, If .od Ia PACKAGES Of vines.
AGO. Ohio Everbcering Raspberry Plants