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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

Report Of The Killed Ucuudsd and Missing Of the 2sh
Regiment North Carolina Troops during The late battles
near Richmond.
Wounded, face, slightly: Col. James II. Dane.
Company A.-Kiled: Serg't c. Caini Prvates w.
II Cockerham, F. Shouse, w. A. McGufin. Wounded:
CorpI j. H. Brinkley; Prvates X. Adkins, F.. B. AL
berry, b. Jones, c. T. Bray, A. Marion, John Marsh,
VI. Nixon, w. Ilolyfed, Il. l.. Nance. Missing:
CorpI $ Blackwood Private S Wood.
Company B-Wounded Lieut.. T, T. Smith, Serg is
S w. Love, j. Z. White, H. A. Torrcncei CorPh A.
Beatty; Priyates j. H. Ratchford, w +. Lewis, w. A.
Miller d. Clonnger, L. NJ Bell c. kzer, NJ. Willis,
J. + Murphy.
Company Chilled: Private J. P. Seabock. Wound
ed Serg't NJ NJ Throneburg; Priyates NJ. L. Houston,
J. f Huffman J. Huffman, J. NJ. Dunn, l.. NJ fount,
j. P Spencer, j. L. Turbyfll, A. Boich, A. L. Camp
bell, e. VI. Klllian, James Goodson, j. r Little, L. A.
Yount, Hiram Miller.
Company D.-Killed Privates J. Seiles, D. D. Crow
ell, J. +. Clayton, Frck. A. Blackwder. Wounded
Capt, D, A. Parker Serg'u J. s. Kirk, NJ, J. EOdy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

HANDSOME DIylDESD The Ut.Iins Savings Bank OF
Lyrcabag has declared dividend OF eight per cent
Gu. of the profits Of the usu'ioa for the last six
months payable TO toe stockholders On and after 20
morrow, (l5,h lust
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

ocA LAn vIcroRg.--fbs following brief t'irgsn,
dated q Instant was received in Jlcksoa, hs, from
Precedent Davis, by gertlsmsu of that city
Tee last week has been one Of successive bstss ter
rbe ia their casualties but gorculf0r the Ooufrd"r
ate arms. Tee enemy bs ben beaten 90 every Fl II,
and our sruy sill pufues him beyond the point to which
he retea:ei to the cover Of hia gunooats on James
River.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

Richmond, june % 3sos
CONFEDERATE STATES CT AMERICA.
va DEPAETAKNT,

CONFEDERATE Sc4fES or ANERlQA,
Wa DEPAETAKNT,
Richmond Jule ~ Il, 1862
lis ExcsllsuCy Gov. Lslclef RclIloal,
sia-l Pec;ia!ly rlfa.. g,rz.seirs '0r the ml.!.
allied out in the CITY G! E,-mgad 10 youuteet IL tng
Battalion authorised - b. raised b. ,rs Nm T. ic,l,
LEGAL service within the crcu Of .he rsduub srouri
Richmond and Manchester Tne BatAaou s,l consist
{ age companies Of one hundred men each, vii be-
mustered into tie Confederate service and s u sdi,
ion % their pay in tho Coc.cdars.e amy, .,c.ivs
,OaG.y i!om the city g9ysrnuea: OF so pr moIa &c
.5h zoRcounssioaot .ifscr AID private.
Thy wi, 6s charged with the important day Z!
guarding the bridge prisons public and private pro ley
,li rth m-iltsnrs order il the city think tha the
itgllzAtiOn Q! This 3I;iaon will probably relder
Unnecessary 10 make any further call On the militia OF
he city ard IA considered Q: very great Importance 70
he public service
most earnestly reqres. your Exc llcncy to facilitate
u formation BY every means in you. power.
Captain Eliot ~iIi give you any further explanation
that may be derir6d
Fcsy respectful
Your ohedien. Fervsot
GBo. W. RANDOLPH,
sec. oil Mar.
Az OF tho Second Cla,s Militia that prefer ssrtice II
70 TAILOR herein referred TO- have tie right 10 erlsL
lr..in. When any Of them su enlist their names will
reported 70 h ~ Wiisrs who Will thereupon strike
en-, from tue role.
Juue d. 1852. JoHs LE1cuER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

Tux ARHT OF INK WEsr -Gese's' Brogs has issued q
general order assuming the command Of the Army #
Wet, as suc,e II to General Beaur gard, who has
been relieved H corcudes as follDSs:
"A f,~ more days of necdfu prep ration and organ,
zo7, aud shall give our ,nners 70 tie breCz'-shG
Lad ycu 20 emulate The soldiers Of the Confederscy in
the s. and with the lent trust you viii gain ad
dioaal hOnors to those you have Slresdy other
ID; bat be prepared to undergo prvston and labor
With oheerfluess and sllcrity."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

SoC.uERS slaocL Bo.ks.-We have received coy
'Os7 OK ceuI R-aGsr," by Professors Sterling and
.rpbs., Of Nerh C-TOIiol. A'so "Olr ~ Pun r -
By the ssme couPl,s-both published BY Sesrs SER
Ing, Cauybel AIbigut, Greensboro, \ O, " Her
gave White, Redmond Va L. the preface TO The
r lde-,' The editors say;
Whatever rxcgpCness or Gci,cs our books msy be-
fau9d TO posse are happy TO kaos 'h't tteg are
T1rly southern productions both IN work nam, p and
IVA eIis PerhsFs We oHsr 10 BE public, Ibe fr't ''s
Of Readers whose CmpAion, paper PEuricg aud bind
irg are vic y the Voiuo,s o; bCu IN 'us'ry."
We -uss these puJIcA,isas viii meet vi an extern
size sale md surercede the Ynk'e ts2sa which las
heretofore been us ia the primary schools Of the Ssu T.
Fsos CuXBEsLAxD GAP-Tls Bris;tl Advocate arr 3
tom gu,snaa who lsfs this important position fc"
i,ys q, that the Yankee army had al left there, and
e 1e o parts UnknoEn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

CENTRAL Ely arrived in Lyrenburg Saturday evening"
en- route for the Allegheny Springs. lie i, fas. recovering
from his severe wound.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

LpJUrAEF And I.-PE5.og az ER'J's oSUcE.
R.CaAosD, j. : T. lsO2.

LpJUrAET And I.-PE5.og az RI ia oTUcE
R-caNosD. j. : 4. lsGa. (
.:FECIAG 0HDEES.l
" No ia
user'r s1os % N Govsr7mer' =--E, chrr a'c'tlJ
by co le.nf', T. D. t4Ie1 i'stc 20 Eh.oh
2c-.t '8s me .usp % o. err men AisE
th.y ell II tae CeHIhcGe t- 1T ssr
Ftos ch -. 'sbeuS p.rf Gi-i, =! &c. ths
&c fC'r c. ts.g vfl " pTsss : M e.
H. cl3' p, vi y euPol e.ds the urt. IL Ct lie
pc 90 uIH o prI1i TO 90 eel az dt's sts of
81 81 ~ It-l --s!s met, Es 81 NJ s.j Isiyei-
neal, r. srze Ne q II Oi me tpaTrleat o.
rrslfI N'rch pc X sp,r' ? 81
Fxsn. IS ~ &C ed. 81 ut s.s =7rl e ned nee
gor Eg.-- Ia, EVasa e .tI u nsgs tee - ~ sss F,
b. CoaHIai Of the sscrstcGy 4 flE
- TTT 7FE-,
iTS-eU adj yeUstsL
0kDEAsC. , E1sE5rtSF y W.. [
iTrcEsrss June %, Sc.
SGT' GA rI preparation, ta' slo General yeJtI
: 4.ug q l!u hbUrF tee isspss fscsI
- grraIf-g., III o. .a.g a- Sc.
sjr..55 n s. Prs s.sU5- zen cyd oEcEr
.Jr.zrd 81, i1 s:1 approved - sI.se.. Genera IL
charlton - t ..4-al - iisa TIE if-.e Ill &c m'is
q, INAOGA.
.Fa-g BIZ Gen Ordnance % Ts-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14
GI eancr's Company!
r1rsnga - E.'EH SAnIAHEnH

- trrASlEF sts.l El,tnond. H=abrrs Of this Rat
1 tAi..u II I0Esc ~ All h.isA duty.
Yea - al received.
Fay So pes aui gsons ting ana quarters fr-sh
ID. JOEN b. CayANE2 C,ptap.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

Nrw PscJlcuLS Fu5s.-Tne Augusta Constitutional
%, slys inst Capt p. Grardsy, Of that city, IS made
d,aw g Of ue~ Fuse for the certain aCd rapid eITO
sion Of SHELF which be has invented These drawings
sr3 to be forwarded t, The War DEPARTMENT, a, Rich
mood the Captain having offered the invention 10 the
Gogcrl N mt wihou. tsSing any reward By meals Ct
Ms iuse shell b. ,Hpoied, if struck against
the canvas sides Of tent in sand the surface o.
the water.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

YERs SIJSHiCAST.-A Telegram in the Bl'tmtFe
American da.ei y " York g.h INST, II say. "sI.
tesu per cent premium ia bid for gold. Exchange
vg1ty.e'ght per cent Stocks have gone up from Two
10 three per ceu'. gentleman who arrived here yst'
tsris- from BLmore says i. was believed in that city
tia, the adyarc, in gold caused by late and inpcr
y,rt news IRON Europe he publication Of which bad
been insrIis cd by the auk,s goTernuent PceViors
TO he a-,iga Of the sear.sr which brought sIeas
gold vss selling at ter pr cent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

>. CIV Advancement.
~ sr5 ss.- .ir us. g: Apsg r.,ss rSS-sITIyss
d,rs ~ 10. ihrrH.h - Lrv,ufc- vel SsstxlsfSs
s LF.41h..s 49, E-Gt.-sl.
saoS cIGH.1SD
s.s''-ys 2, 10 10 Lsz.Hg'cE... .12&
% Lya - ...-... ii5 70 Ea,isn"r. s25
leave Elauond r-gsi A. P 4, Holtsy Wednesday lad
d.y rasca shH-rg 81 SC Is AID L.Asg05 az R-eo-
sr, =, ?. a., or tle sacoUi d.y
EsrsA
Nl sc,--psry n sn 90 tu' - ~ ~ Solsabia 70 ssoid
-gSd.g 10 fvs s.sh rl-s --.sr berth.
Bg-rsSIs1.
LsrF- t.s.ug. ~ at J,aUaGrn A. N G5lfhJ ye55eS
a. f1 - S iy1chsarE IN = Eours I'D ! hzaoni IA
har".
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14
AUUIlUN 0ALhS.

EJTLEEG DAY.
BY Kan, tAISeA 90. ACCTs
Dry Goods ana Clothing
AZ AUCTION.
ON hu shay ths u h n, couEe-saS at9 o'.lo.F, a
~ he soc LCS occupied by
BA,dwlI & Williams,
70 10 Nam street sail eli, vh Tsse y tls entire al
( thtrs. OK q
Superior Clothing,
mp irE nj dssEyly 400 e. 1JiaetGre
.EP!e.s!y io city let il r.le.
ALTO,
variety Of esorhSe Try Goo TA vNch the sac riI
src BIZ Of Gu Try A.r,h.a.- .t,-A ~.
81. tsr
WI be si5s' da toy the safe,
so itc,s Waite Coos,
perfect bis, }. opCtI Ch.oEtj lil ,Ifl
i gre. VI 40 Yci'iG l. 20
IO'r r.v - "sry C-,E,aeisl, o. srps:;,E quail
Eld tIHgC I'd tiTs'
o. Sl-a- boo EFn .slteI
50
s45 g. 9th ever c sis
liJ IL d. Ir,v.li gB's'
B4-tIs K.aT, P,.7s 0 Aa,.'
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Harliaor's Company.
irV7 sn'r,Ct,, srgJ-E Cys ra'ss'la SOW

Iu.SC I3's nd ARt's q age VITO O. 0r d-ty.
= received. i1a not bs EJYli "a
~. fsy t2 peg month, Coiaf, R.aEa az "a EteTs Era-
sued.
rs n " HA6 l. 2, Captain.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

nLrvL olL superior article Of oa's w, for Sale - -
" TKRsos 90. oes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14
CHARGE o. sGg:EDUiE.

3 &. ,l:7s, is Sc. 80 d. 10
richmond q Petersburg X -.
~ % at.r HsaG,y Ire eih February, ne ,Fsas :hs
rnal VII ran - so-oSs;
TsAs,
5lHold - sJ, 6aIy snG Pe,srGsfs Al sto L.
TzGcgV I'D I0oopHooAfys Tsls
LsAgs ob-sand dAy except szn5ayS 81 sis End 80
., a-f gesysBCGrg ~ Sc,
~ r'7rs stOf oay 4, H-H Way station, 0ss'.s' .aa
.1F va, Rail Isrct n
y aycsrs SE bsag n mind ira: ,nsy 'equr-d o % o.
@ q. GoTsrnor Other s1ts oaci 2-sGn G.'7.a
- cave lie city - ISs read. 4 H. GILL;
81 GcrtFsi .uph-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

BRCTs PUTLER -ins .e pcIo.e y,llAlr has become
"a A,roa O. morality No. IS of his general orders"
5,sds as fellows:
20 come .a,o tae On rts.s Of the men, Fey mast be
ts5ir q4.rgsrs aud The clothing sent 20 hem
lrd cent for
U-Aly othcor who permits womIr, black OF white,
n-s Mite l. his quarters The quarters u Lls com
pt0y will D. ,sH.ssyd he service.
Rih What consistency Brute set himself W a.
conservaJor Of nC,ss afet s,Vyg incentive to ts
b red soli.uli 20 treat the lNdts OF New Of,Rs as
"Fonea OF Il, ;oVn," oIlJ Y kes can dgt,rnus.
-iI be observed that the prohibition Is Tot pr ca
AMI TIE Ia, gg.g, Of the second ooue slGi4s .! To-,
c mt uc ,hat Yar k,e officer mag Oe the husband
0. a O.iek woman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

loss OF sPoirs his r6p,s,ed o. authority, je,med
r,R.bls, thai ooasidsrat5 rnuber Of lies and horses
s,l. do-n to Yves, Point to haul up re W,g M and
Sas, l,E tharc b' the enemy in thsI ghs have been
captured By the Yankees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14
EY co Dir 4 sPPEKSnv, aUGrsl

(GY co De 4 aPptk%iH, hUlrsl
ETALr'"Ir s's'L ~ Z r cE E,ygR'F
~, ava aye umi"T Of Rui diBg O..
All 4 i"I-, I"rH I nt -uC.i 'IS "a T. ed s.Ln
~ o, ~ p. - me l. s,f5d ', Ice. oil re &C. CTr
an. c nIie ~ ''r .rIts HIo rr-I ~ lol8 q
Ian sclzi esi al g. Urc Ten 60 ccs1yi %
u Aye r. 81 uui'r o.. II e. utf lrs well N bal c'rgts
AID IL nov set grssi CO sd 80 lcl uts ss'ug
nj, tie pie n iul bearing, . 7cl O. .
,riv'Ire Iai "a lots seccrclsg dsz s!dio-
ani ~ e,,l sccC-dI E'y
p ts.s I'm F!v. a lev vee'.
hi. sa a'y1Tabis oTP'Tfuiy esp ialis s5i her
T. hi uEis On tie Este ubs. h eel -s,ats
is-s, s,y ors,h 81 bal nee 1T an 70 cha z.
nsEo 'e no e, i-isre's aads AM "a y te 'e
iy "a. DUiLE ArtE ke-,-
l. Land 3" Cheat an Id .Ouaty. stE mill.
from ,'anrhes or. on FE.iinS cree, Ur8r
SrHUCh y n"Sii lou" A. he &c Crt or
i.Nf .uu. y AID " fn1ay tS.,Uo of pi-HSra
Ch ID ecu. t. no ouUc,t Ia see ioTsU 80 I
SEQ ToIinCys -JrC.. ". . ur"ov ~ h'l ''lf
yUb ic IN HIsss o. itJ a1Ar lEU l,.F Ju
ls6l q n n'c5.k llf. o. rot ta nrx5 al o.. a.
III tract Of .atd c'ei sH-ye % vine A hasa II
r0y died stE-d II .r ty Tsc'at surys g. h. H
uTs=. Nst -cgts, o. mi 10 q GhFF- oven m a@I
rename "a ar pine wool N p,sre s-rnr
Ar J. Eayo tU.B vhN VII! ttNs Il.Hu loo .LfN
d hi =. -. Il SrI1 -. AEo d - be-. 10 81 .
ny ". e. art her &C and Re c8lVrts ty tT t
vera an ser rActs are bG Hs'Cn n p e. sch e.
e. icu. q on iaGg
T4RIs ~ nj ami n'de IN ct he hear OF sac Thsl
ing NrE- -tts quite YEA Izr ani 90 .rh ODD
shin three 1;ss Z ts l- load 5f,lt Gtrr,tt
at,snaon o. cap tsi';s and Oh e-1 ..,,,.,-.
r.a-Tte 'orssns farm Ia whole or N 2,s ,aa b. ler
for Piivs',ly
iuy q. 4 =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

LATaAVs BATrEEY This gallant cid company, says
tie L7nctblrg Republican, ID loH erclmped a. Ho'
ars Cove abcu, one uia from Richmond, resting at
be noble service l. performed in TIE bs,'le NEAR that
oi.g G.oersI Longstree learn, highly Compl eat'
Ell tie fer thor bravery and told them they de.
served rest to be prepared to do the work yet before
them Every LyueLb-rgsr should be proud of this
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

IMPORTANT ARRIVAL The Columbia, Ga, sur, Of the
Instant, ira- from prva.s letter received il that
civ from a reliable source, tas, steamer has just
rived in Confederate pos; vi.h valuable cargo for
tue Confederate Government consisting OF munitions If
"a Among tue articles are thirteen batteries OF ride
ca mon, consisting OF sevea,ysight guns, with al he
necessary cqlpge 20 service presented 70 the Coined
e'4te Govorlme by merchants OF ysrpooL This 9
good news, such will cheer the wounded soldier Gu TO
daty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14
oUR ENE4lLs AND OURSELVES.

To the Editor Of nis Wig:
The meroiless and savage wor that is being waged
against the South, is not Of Cur seeking. We have no.
invaded the hireDg States, sorght in any way 10
clrtal or iDpnge their rgdt Of selt government III
Orong has bees, w1oiiy hsir par. agIin:. as How
org viii authorSo tolerate the enormes practice6
upon our flo~ oiz.bs who chance to como under their
temporary sway Does no. the blood OF VIM. Bunford
cry Tor vengeance ?-such vengeance not a. God il
Acs on the wicked of the earh-for that his murder
era viii assuredly rCce;ve--bu: such vengeance az an
outraged aud brave nation can dict upon vile and re-
mOrseess government and people.
Let retrbutiOn fell upon shining mark of Ylu.
kee excellence, IL an Cpluletted villain who comes here
breathing against slaughter and vengeance"
We have nnumersole coalpits Richmond-in'o
tiem thrust every New England mar and hold them
there suit act to exchange; but exchange them for
white man, but require stolen negroes for every
apr Use God B4rebopps" Of nasal New Highlander
Aud never let them go tu hum upon any other terms
To their cruelty Oppose resliauon-to the If yillin
ols oppression oppose Tetrbaive lstce as stern
death and irsevocabls Let silk gloves and go-
sauer senlimentaty DO dsif d, and let put the
iron ctstus that when strike in vengeance may
crush the bones ard marrow. The arrogance, impu-
dsnce, deceit and cruelty OF the North 0bOmpa
bic to be endured. AL nations, in all az have claimed
the right to restrain monsrous OutrSgos BY s-i:; and
certain Fundamentally have not only claimed, but
acu,ly eIercsed il. The Gr ID weary OF Yankee vi
drv, and is looking eagerly Government to rs-
pss., and griai duder its hse 'he base cai'iF rh'
come here aad perpelFate suca gIevous wrongs upon
olr people. Taey o1us in bats-as ,hey have COW, so
e. them ap. B.
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40 LiRELE IcIn" SSEuOAS az arc.
~ TICS - lfs rncfuIs-. c.u7s- ...r.I--E -
eel, st GU Aa1ton gcoHs- - - 49,
~ fou9 % ist'F atH.r.
colsistlls % Ilea aL1 me-, trs r-- . t,4
gN li~AiE - s lI.I. su.rs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

YASECE BAEs,EIrY When the Yankees we're leaving
n. TICn country seat, E-ieh had been used AcCie
au's aGqusr eIs li,lls geo boz WHO had been at
tradiaC upon some Of theioicers, j,cossy remarked
to a parry ,f usscious Yankees "Youse gSiue Dc
.csg rsv TO Rcsmou." Ono Of the number o,dcr'd
'e boy 10 brig Dim sousi Of water, which Was done
Tie Yankee Ked something HiGh the water, an then
utu,yd ID BOY drink il aer which be again Started
t,rs D. mes river The boy sllCf taken sCS
a.d ",re'ei up" bat. BY skf treatment VAS restored
oLsa,a t., re is scare l doubt that he poisoned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

s,l,-.eI . sjr cen To-5 o ra,ss Regiment o; IL.
i-1ry ~ tie st-t- LIE, ,he &c; OF tts
Al use by. rSs eu Lsyi 60
m minority l- fgcssg yeiuntsers srch per
.ts a7 re villa tHs,To the Ae = rugrrrt, knosa
q -a. ~. 81 90 I=rs"rg $40 sgC s. and Untt.
,s- .z-.I - are e. r,'g.' g. IL Al; o. GU frss-
l1i-r uis Eay fe- he re yraron Of otrcsrs 81
e t.c ~. 'V- 1i.,ra gsEc To- 'r.s s-rvica
vi, t+1r.sg " yah..rvt Viii. 1CEfoBD.
tEf t.,r ti.n f ~. iiif ~ V~'s
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slcsnptn ID raslm.A RIlLN0aD

So aa& Sgsssas 5 Il - $3.50 &: IA
. a. arsr RSIDLy May so:h ,tI esIIs1Ea: TAB, vii
F1s follow:
glt 1rss ',,r-, RaaJasnd stly - n, s-a arrive
.-7ii. s45 ? y
q RJ eyit coanssl |ik iae e7sh si' RAILROAD fsr Nc
IS olov Th Flp: &c minute ;sr disEsT.
OgyiKG RiST.
ga ssa issTe. Dssvs dalJ :, go a. a -; t7s; a
---1t' stfa Pk.
:, sdsssy7 aoLaacts rlh .hs seue si5s R.gr1sa Ia
2 =. 50 sstErt.
Oosa ,-iE loa D.ayiue rlops al Clover ioz B'sths.
!Ah TLSTFa.
-syT Gt.-Tst T!csa' A.rnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

A YANEEE RAID Information was received here,
yas.e, day afternoon, that party Of Ynkces, sboui
slrse huncred in NUMBER catered and occupied Orange
Court House YESTERDAY morning. The people OF Cor.
doasyiLe we're much alarmed by the pre1 nifty OF he
Yat KEGS but the invaders it ssj had returned to
Culpepsr and hunt the bridge the RpidAn, after
rtc;gssiDg
Aroher sccorn: t. that the Yankees catered Orange
Court H.use yes eTday O.epoJn, ami entered GordOus
vie 10 he sfernOoa. Il CERTAIN that the telsgraI
operator the later poGt vacated che pace yesterday
We Iust that the War Department has taken steps
e-surs speedy punishment the YankOs for their pc.
.mpiou.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

NOTICE
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

THI LAVE s. G. WILLIAMS Tho Rockingham Regis.
elys that Samuel c. Williams, Esq, of Woodstock,
nlndoah county, Va who breathsd bis last on Sat.
u'iAy the lo:h Of May 1862, was born in WoodstOCk
II September, 1871, consequently in the 5l3. year
o. his sge. he died of drcpsy Of the chest, after
Protrseed illness which borne with tho resignation
o. philosopher and Christian. Mr.. Williams had re.
psatedy served his native county in tho State Lsgsa
prioS to lS4l a. and serving his third term
the popular and efficient Clerk OF County aad CIcui;
Courts a. the time Of his death. He member Of
the Rsom Convention of ls5O, and served with dis
dlo;iOn aud ability in the Constitutional Convention Of
1900. In the last Convention he member OF TIE
Committee o. Federal Relations that reported in favor
o, the immediate secession OF Virginia. H. lie
mOcTatc Hector for the 10 District in the l.s Pre-.
sd na eCCeiop, and did much to promote the success
Of the Gauss OF Southern Rights and pripciIl's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

fn LADrsa o. aIosaIG-coHSLsfio o. FHIiI
FLoLrKG BAIFIST.-The commissioners Of the Ladies'
ISOLATION" for he construction of floating battery
for the defence Of the harbOr OF Savannah have report
ed the completion of TIE work entrusted 10 them. The
battery Is nov ready Tor any SERVES that may be re-.
red ard il has been pronounced By military sni naval
men Of intelligence a complete success. The report
SAYS.
40 you- patriotic aud noble Efforts Ladies Of George
s the port OF the city OF Savannah Indebted for this
powerful engine tor lie defercs agaius: the hateful fces
uh0 are committing deprsda:Ons upon our 6eeucesss
coasts Gould h bave been completed before the capture
OF Fort Pua-k the lose Of that fortress would have
Occlyred We believe If the enemy should nov attemps
an attack BY water they will meet with such a reception
from the pOEerfu guns OF The GscrgiS Ladies Iron
clad B4tteTy" will cosvinoe them that country
where The women are so decidedly intent upon resistance
cInuo. be conquered"
In transferring the Navy Department the control Of
the Battery and sppurelsncss the right was reserved
10 select commander from the eioers oil the Conisd-
crate Safes Evy. L,us Pembroke Jones' of Vir.
guia, hsvirg been warm Recommended as possessir
the r,q2isite qualities for such command, was selected
ald Immediately com nj so0sd by the Navy Department
TIE armament CT the Georgia" consists of ten guns
OF large ealbre. l. has bseu the wish Of the sor
ers TO RAM ch OF thee guns for lady and have the
names panied thereon, Dat il WG5 found difficult to
make 81, cols where all we're endd to distinction for
eir devotion TO he righteous cause in which we are
engaged, that it WAS though be. 20 the guns for
the Giles AID counties Of the State from whence tho
largest dcnGors bad been received. The names are az
fylloWs Augusta SlvAauAh Macon, Columbus, AthsIs,
Grii,, Wilkes, Auletgsvi,le, Townsville, Sumter.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-02
From New Mexico.

The rebel Gen. Sibley's expedition
to New Mexico proves to have been a
complete failure. After temporary
success at Valverde, Sibley's brigade
passed Fort Craig and captured Santa
fe. Endeavoring TO go on to Fort
Union, they were defeated and com.
PEELED to retreat. They ev cuatcd
Santa Fe, leaving their sick and woun.
ded, and took the back track to Ell Pa
so. In the vicinity of Fort Fillmore
Siblcy was intercepted by troops from
California. Gen. Candy, with the
New Mexican troops, was in pursuit
and close at hand. Sibley was thus
caught between two fires, and a re-
treat being impossible, battle oc-
Cured, which resulted in Sibley's ut
ter and complete defeat. The escap-
ing and exasperated Texans of Green's
regiment assassinated both Gen. Sib-
ley and Col Steele just before reach
ing Ell Paso. Sibley's brigade was
the great effort of the Texas sccosh,
and contained the best fighting mate
rial in the whole State. Great things
were expected of it, but it has signal.
ly failed, as it deserved. The fate of
the leaders may be regarded as pre-
cedent of what will happen to the
leaders of the great rebellion, when
the dcluded rebels come to their sens.