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, 1862-07-23

En- D1sHAB111B.-George Mills and Fanny
Mills, who ssy they are man and wife, tempt
ed by the extreme hest Of Monday evening,
were indulging in bath in the Lake, above
the Water Works, when North side officer
came along, arrestedrhem En- dishabiNe, and
look them to the lookup. They we're fined
500 each.
, 1862-07-23


in'ougn I'LL LIE 'ic'7slsuoes o1 oestfaeaon
rs nie, .ns successive ss un4ne'a 1esalslons ot
Inc eoun'. .. o .us psuie ., Nv pteeen' an-
app, " :.sn1e n~. saa,s..as 10 Nv. on.y ao!y
u an,as tsua- a.se ~ VI. .aa, aoaa ~ 'aoes ~
eeP. Aao- o.o - es1eJ a. esea+
sae aua sant +a.ss s,a.s ~ ees .Aaa. sasn ssz ~
.aaarnr,,ahsd ~ M :, 81. .hat ~ asss..,a, sus ~.
x,-.Lz z.a-....,.
1os e. - - - , .sa.s 40 nast ea W nae
f-s.taa - re...-a ~ ,a.-a.ss 49, s.sao1s ~ v. ~. 0oe
aans1 - - - ~ has+ snch -osn,ta ~ sch,sraa I ~ s<
~a1- ~ Wv .eec 49, . .e1 ~.AS".11', ~
seven seans 30 unpropltloas lof IN eoacaaonn
ente1p1se as eoe tast seven years nave oeens
may well be pronounced a"succesa-"
Its carefully established reputation, Its
lovely site, its proximity to the metropolis Of
, 1862-07-23

SENT 70 REFORM scHoo1--Ambrose &.
Simmons, twelve years Of age, was arrested
yesterday for stealing four dollars from Mr..
Cox, proprietor Of the Massasoit House The
boy wtnt into Nj. Cox's bedroom and stole
the money out Of his pocket. He Was tried
before Commissioner Williams, and sent to
the Reform School.
, 1862-07-23

= 4. dis Rs s e 4: Ess q; g. Il: ss Z:
a4sh - =; =; Il II: -: -:
sS{Rk &.!:: !; Z; ID l.: l.:
nzta, i. :. :eaRs 8 aos 1oon 50 -:
. srrhKKTs 81 1Axz, LAST rwKErx-Foua HouHs.
Flour. Wheat. Com, Oats. RYe.Brly
t. t. Bs4s Bsa4s $s;a,: lSs 1ssoo 1;$SS ;
kSsssa z Is 1s@ 1s ,s5s 49, - -:
e e 69SsFfe 69SsF foits is 'o 80: -: - 49,: 49,: 80: 80:
Total w 11725 1saess 1ss771 49,. So. 49,.
'RECEpTs AID SHIPMENTS 8I oA1A1-JuLY q.
Receipts. Shipments; -,
Com. bu..--... 1es,sss Cedar Posts. no.. 800
9ats, ba.-...... l,7A salt. brls...... III
coai, esl 9e1t;::.'. 5ene..:.:. sas g
Es2ss's: ;Ss;:s % gss: Rss. s s'e
@ Weodp POI eefds..: %s sS sta 6sts Se6
sa1t. brls:...;.. a,o1 Hsms, brls :..... %
coai' Col toas.:..:. ss1s.::::. 1ssa
There Was good attendance On 'Change to-day
and bueinesa was active The improvement in
the Liverpool markets, along with continued
flmneas in gold aud sterling exchange, rendered
the inquiry for breadstus very actfve, and prices
again improved very materially.
The demand fo1 Flour was bzisk. and fhs mar~
ket advanced fully t0c . bril-, with liberal eales at
IS G7H@$5.40 for winter, and $400@$450 for
spring e1tras.
Wheat opened firm. and becoming buoyant, ad-
vanced 2@ac . buahe1, with fair sales at 900g2c
for amber Iowa; 89Os1Hc for No. i spring. and
s40s6c for No. , spring the market closlng firm
at 8lc for No. spring.
Corn WAS aleo In active request and 53D1c high
er-with GALES Of about 25o, GOO bushels, at 325Sc
! for River White aaoat; aa@294c for River Mixed
| aHoat: 2S129Hc for Mixed In store and 23H@25c
| for Rejected In Etore- -clos1ng firm at 29Hc for
| Mixed In store.
! Oats were &c higher-w1th sales at 9155 @2sc.
Rye was steady at 4s75c. Highwines were steady
| ard firm ct Soc.
| Freights were &c 1ower-w1th light eugage-
mente, at 1l@11Ac for corn, and 12c for wheat to
Buffalo, and 174c for whest to OsWego.
, 1862-07-23

CHICAGO CITIZENS CoBPs.-Th!s company
Of citizen soldiers, which organized when the
war first broke out, and which attained a de-
srce1 Of proficiency in drill equal to
any military company, except one, that has
ever been formed In this city, is about to be
xcorsanized.
, 1862-07-23

"Cau On Dunlop, sewell 4 ASpalding for Printing"
nDV11-h291~IV
, 1862-07-23

HAMBUJER.-A very respectable audience
gathered in Bryan Hall last evening upon the
occasion Of the second representation Of the
bvy-murder. Upon Monday evening, the
trick was not performed to the entire sa*is-
faction Of the audience. owing to circumstan-
c.s beyond the control Of the performer, but
z.st evening it passed off very smoothly, and
vas received with great applause. This even
ing, Hambuicr repeats it, together with many
otter Interesting teats Of s1eight Of hand.
, 1862-07-23

SoAra--Oakley's German Eraa1Ee a184c; do
New York Chemical. T@71c: do Austrian 6h0
611e; Common har 6@5Ac; Extra 5@6>Sc.
STAHcH-KtDefora's pure &C; DO Silver Gloss
7A97Hc; Pudding s@s16c.
, 1862-07-23

, TREASURY NoTEs II PAIMENT FOB TAXES.
This case occupied the attention OF the
County Court the whole Of yesterday and Will
probably do so to-day. No novel feature
has been presented by any Of the complainants.
The Judge gives his decision OF Thursday.
, 1862-07-23

DIRECT FROM NoRwAT.-The brig Sleep
Ter from Bergen, Norway, with los pasEcn-
gers for Chicago direct. Of which mention
has already been made in these columns,
passed Port Colborne on Saturday. She will
arrive here the 1atter part Of this week
, 1862-07-23

NcEICKER's TuEA7nE.-This is the last
week Of the Season and still the attendance at
ills popular place Of amusement is good.
Two most excellent pieces aEe presented for
this evening, with Jennie Hight in several
dances. On Friday erening, manager McVicker
announces his own benefit, for which seats can
now be secured AS every seat viii be taken,
we give this timely hint to the managers
friends who are particular about seats, to lose
no time in securing them.
, 1862-07-23

Broom Corn and the market Is quiet and almost
nominal at t350@s0.00 per ton.
sALT- Received Last week, u, ,ss5 btls; ehipped
6,092 brls. The market ia better supplied and
, 1862-07-23

VOLUNTEERS Manager McVicker invites all
volunteers enlisting IN Chicago under the
preeent cau for troops to visit the Theatre on
Saturday night. Hurry up boys, enroll your
names and let us have the Theatre filled With
he Toic bpys.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
OBITUARY..

JAHE THsIET, ofFaIfiH n I.r VI ST. Virginia Dt
III d y, OEGHy Jd-e "a, the
ITGcheArt gtund received IN Su2cAys uh IA .s - h
10 me d. a. tbs mt solder and excellent nan the SOUTH.
caGie has Isl - Is aOs r I Ostndsr and the
y OF hi ua'ly ne lie II at ssel AMI honofed elEIs be
I'd early thOse traits wLi.n eoLspieuossy
laIkeI Iis ysara Lett when very y.ung, b. .4h
the 4 A!b family Ia ls aiSlA TIE Def
oUoui uEties in owed In IT, pudsn
aud stliI o-s s.d
10 was ~ military man, n rc5e to the .sd OF
he - rr.n ut Of La eoIutJ Ia tae Win sAeo, L
a. On nat " eaist or the aGd pes
ubI-m Tes1Um d eqaGny In tie dah VI ,gpt EAlf-a
wa prom the annoy Of sany AID
nlenJ degree, rugh Nhos cam sign, IN eo-hdsn. e
and aa,llOu Oh us
s,ufI hym- led IepeRn. his csu.ty In tie
uea raj m0Iy AID sCcassJ Te-eIbsr his
aodety, piaeuca "a gmsE' and bearing
eio csnLe-t-d Win ITS ba yet he Io-nI
c.asd be mbOl tAat dom al gql.y lie
md had becCme prteN ~ uf-y oypts-
4, M m my lie hesa-ed mos aLd ahsusn Lres NVluu
Csii.yuye from LIS cJuuts,
ugI 10 ton II "a Eands OF Ve eLemy, e. by s teolai
ropus ad TIE Cshnd'ise ltPSSsS III I'm n icon tue
Alilg6 IA re comp Ihs Attsc eI ~ the e.h
nsn Is -omoIaue DGtt OF Lessbug. in Gap.
4h t&t the a.e qua Ala 80 Lectss y TO the ntry cad
@. cJg he VS. al i,Ind cieeiins
lis mt H. t-ti al had
. D. n. Ia tay 70 gnUrs ectys cooperation N
&c was s,rI exaUI I'd NJlaamt.
.ug AID the hsLt where he e pierced tloush
H. by fatal mia lie ball
e VS. bsout CITY, eAEed to the r.ildence Mrs
EJelaTJ,..d Je w.er l. 10 ncure .uotsI Ieac
size cal hiai is hrss equy wAs
oe III fg Nhen lLiy-eA Of ous succss' ms Eye blight
SiE syiiG the csAtLDed, his
and loan sttl sPpa elt or helg iaIomed ny hs su,
zen thA III deai aeyI e I'D that fhe ID any
aTr-ug he Hd beat AltnI them rspnei All
tls Ias been atieude &c"
vii ,o-.o .Ho- TO is or han thd snl many ksnds 4
nJW tht last uOme-t sCo hs0 BY s Aid asL. o.
na0.s l'sy sa fn y, at hCuss he hosp
0J T,ce we'd. ana b hs trends In The city.
ia al sJOEI lace Iuraay, LoE s. Jam s. Church at
ended 10y D. res!in, Sld Acquaintance and
aegleo a-dhs Hsis. quey rsPOse IN oywoOd eeat-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DE ordered by Ne Cornell o'hs city Of tyhmoni tat The
ID Coe' o. the city TSIel ths Auuyaly ice In
least iou- Of the dLy newspapers for NJ day
p5r the 18Th tGy o. JCac, a. he viii attend g bis ce O.
y, between the hou OF Oh ek N al o,ln-k, g..
en- the 1887 the son Jane i5clvc fCr ts pa pos az
csying from any c1rsei VITA city sN-s q. whole Of
0uehsfof he tax CuH-get dfuctng from the Who
Col shall In Ike mlnucr, give &C, nigeen dU
he sh tsy Of De,ebs tlAt be will attend 81 his o.
nce "a H. he above ncnuoaei us r. the l5h
the e December fo the purpose Of receiving
suy pcOn who has already pail orCh- MY o. th2 city
e RED TO Lin the hail. dsdueins nom such half Ter
per aeutUn thereon.
Pursuance OF the above AMENDED ordnance passed JanuS
" tih 1875 will end AZ hs Collectors In the Cit
all rom l5h the So e, ,hs month for the purpose
rrce' wing ftNys a. above directed.
fTIr-l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

FRcv FREnJErcESBURG-The Lynchburg RsplsblieGH
@; ysserlay, says.
A tcs,r.er from the Yankee army Of Mcdowell ct
Fred ssbusg Is nov here uadsr guard. II belonged
O X Z. d,fsU0 SID ina: they on thensrch
% Eiclm0Uj, ald bad go.;ol soue eight or ten mile
from FrtdlrCksburg when the news OF Banks rout by
Old S,oaeEaI cane upon them Ike clap OF thunder
trcm clear sk7 producing the utmost CONSERVATION
.maog Do h UtiseTs and u.eu. bait WAS iumeoa'ey
cal &C. aud IN short tiue afterwards orders CAM from
Washington for the my 10 the Valley to Eia
support. The march Immediately commenced AID
on Aoo5ay, the 70 OF NAY, they had reached the vi
q ty Ct Cupeper c. H when he, tIhs deserter) lot
nc the ilGa Of being pi.tsd against the StoueHa
oIgade took Frsuca leave AID came into the Conted'
crate lE,s
n states tia, on Friday night, 81 Nay, the guard
over the r-sz ne IN FredeScksblg was killed, and the
mlgarue blown Up destroying an imntnse amount OF
Ammunition, ard damaging macy buildings IN the ye'h
.r Several ctz'us arrested, Cla'ged Wl'n the
at bu. up TO the time be left evidence had been OBJ
| Ja.led az 70 their guilt
The Yaukee have stretched Union Arg acroes the
Nan H,r,etc of the town. but the cE refuse 70 pass
Uetr IT, To show ther contempt Tor it, they will ire
41cltly 70 Up to j. ard then, rh the most contemp'u
Gus movements tura back and go around tho square
la eli ether re-pscts i, s sa1 the czns snow thtir
their utter stiing for the Esdera5 ana leave 10 ep
rortuuty unnpyOysd o. makiag il - plain 70 them sa
possible Tue ladies' are especially Ti5'nt IN their IL
sgl1g conduct and tsqleut threats OF punsling Suem
| a-e u de OF the Federal oit,eTs.
The Federal General Shields il Stafford, opposite
Feeder ck5burg when she o. Banks defeat arrived
ald he too hasteaed back With his Division toWard7
/ Winchester.
McDowels army, according to this account, has bean
much exaggerated AZ 40 tine with the reinforce
m.uis bIough. by Shields did il number over forty
thousand These anticipated gay tmo in their "icr
a.ri % Richmond ard had been promised they should
car,s,Iy due there on the first OF jane. Much mur'
u1rInc aud tiscouteut heard smOCg the men when
I HE ,t.z a. aNral uuMDerS OF them
/ we're taxing every opportunity Of escaping.
The doserter l. Elgshmsn processes bimselt hear
tbs tired Of fighting and says that il IL toerably certain,
unless tie very shorty, the Yankee army gen
orally vii mel away By deserio1, ueh "a the d-gust at
tie long coaiiuul0co 0! the war. As Il IT, Il " only
In, togetLcr nos bT the exercise Of the sterest d5
o5as, deserters b9g constantly caught ia the act and
! 4.6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
NlpIn s;R:.

'INHE Capital Stock o. the fieinout Ralro' mphny" hGv
Ing been al taken By TIE kchuJ-d and Danvis R.iroA1
compsny nd Others Il dc'rJy then aud the Goyeranen.
The Confederate tes that he work Of cons EGcon should bt
commences and cOmYstsi IS speedily ~ possible.
SOe delay teag o'hervs Necessary for The COMPANY g
os lnErd QsAn Inc iI hereby FsCn all per
Ia ng hardi hire h !oymsu obtained
such lands the line Of the said road, The Pied
ct Railroad Company Is Cssanz walsh expected TO be tr
about thirty forty 'on tl "a all such persons
regu sed 20 communicate speedily ~s tn erssd h6
edmond D,ny ls company wit vincent NIIcHAR
JoHS OF the Dsc who auhoiE make pro
gonS agreement 70. the enPoynt OF hands for IN i
pur.oss. LEWIS BARRIE,
President OIL K, K.
E8-vh'g, Dipasch, Lynohbu'g Republican DSnyile and
Gfeeass, oS G. papers r rublh Tor - lAys and send
20 iris C1ics L. - T.,
maO-s1t PrCslen. 2. aud % T. r. O..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
REPORTS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

AUGUiTA, Jane 7h.-Et is reported at Noble thst :
citizen Of Nashville, namsS George BfOwp, had kflec
/. is reported vcksau-g .hs, Geo. Bu.lsf Lad 5ee
kH.d in New O.lssns bu. the report lacks confirmation
The Jackson &ssissppiaa OF the inst. says that
m,I detachment o. Gen. LOvs9s force. attacked ii,
Fsderas at Baton Rouge, Sunday night, killing twenty
me OF the enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

Tux NASHVILLE BASxSRs The Louisville Journal, OF
the "a b IL, sDys:
TIE several bankers and bark officers CT Nashville
sera ucif.d, On Wednesday, by Governor johnson,
that they would be required take the oath Of segi-
ance The Dispatch says il stated that, upon the
uolos being served upon Ae.srS B. Carter and John
Har,ford OF the B,Jk Of UGiou they peremp'osiy
refused TO take the OATH and were subs qnsnty errest-
"a. Ao officer Of the Union Bank waited upon d2yeIncT
Oluson and informed bin that the SPECIE and perhaps
ohtr assets belonging to that bank we're within the
lines sli by the C0LfedeTates and hstt ihey were re-
CURED take TIC CATH the stockholders being mainy
SorJeeTn ei..sJEs, thsie spscie you'd be confs
ousd by tie CCn.edeTstss. Il is said that
upoa this representation Gov. Johnson WIlSed tla 70
QuTement lar IS related the officers Of tie UHion
BIhk. The Painters Bank 10 simlarly siu'ted with the
ion Bank, and will We presume, De lrested bJ the
Governor ia the oars manner. M PoIterfed Of the
Trader. BALb, 10 an in'erTiew with tho Governor
stated to him tb2t the Of hs bank were almost
wholly in the sOuth, and that he could not take the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
DIED.
!a,t, ). JOHNSON HOOPER, T'qr Of

In this ei on tie Ih Inst }. JOHNSON HOOPER, Tiq Of
Montgonery ala.
r HOope vel known the et1T Of the Mail sut' Of
ssye vey papu 10 south and teeTstsTy Of he
Fro ss Oonle er COnge lNiIb be sfacon g. his
liends 20 his excel ut quAl GppIeSists
th.s he received d. IL last illness the IympEi q
md esyic due 10 lbs ohar.ttf.
etue ideaee Of French, nelrFr dek sburg onte 81
Of say. H. ~ IL, Dbal-n II e 2.tI virginia
ueat, IL q -O-G ge.r othB age
~ Geec sihfs -nser Of he Episcopal Church
or t.iry.hy, els - 10. u Ia NIrgllis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

oath What the decision Ia bis case vas, The Dispatch
did no: learn Neither did it learn what course the other
banks and bankers intended purtuDg. Il heard that
some Of banks in antcipltion probably that they
wou6 be closed up had not their depositorsG 20 draw
chr their deposits which was beng done.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

NoRroiS We SeTe Informed, Saturday,, that letter
has oe5u received, here, hom Norfolk, stating tia!
v5aag Aiy of ;ast cy, bad been attacked slh ss.iaa
f.yr. wis. sOlll not w.sh any addition 10 tie
troubles under which brethren in Norfolk are suttei
i-g yet, if i, should happen that "yeou ,ck" were
70 prs1G himself over the CITY and carry OF ,c.I ly
tia. rival pssieuce-Gae Y1lkee aEuy-we souli ecr-
ta1ly be rather disposed 10 oiee At than regry, III
y.sitstOn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

"Frss AND EEATHEEs LAsT.-A Yankee paper sac,
tha; in conversation with Distinguished clergyman
from Albany, vhO vas at Ger Scol;'= residence as
week, the General said Il Ihiak Davis vii not be
o,agh' he viii probably escape through I,yas mo
81 CO. To tie more PEouiE1a. ;ra..o's "a. nay De
takeD, would me;e on, system OF illicous Ou, Hbe.
IA, hlnsinr7
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

LAyER FScv ErsrPL-Tte Herald Of the SIN b.s
European Uevs 20 the 2zi o: Nay. Lord PalTerst u
BAD tsclEed, in a speech, tina: Lord Lyons and Eer.
>er acted in perfect accord in Washington VITA r,l,r
ence 10 their official action relative TO questions rs
ron the rebellion and ,ha; their Instructions ere
IDENTICAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

Tax LArz BATJLE-Ths Fayetteville Observer pub
fishes Letter from Col Duaeaa X. NaRle, Of the Ft,t
North Carolina Regiment, which commences ss fol!oSs
"Tas Richmond papers ('Ieep; tle Wa9) are so erro.
ueOus abou, the battle Of Saturday hat propose 70
give ven the fac.s, eic."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

FsssHEr Is THE DAN.-Th1Te was tae lrgrs' ircshet
in Daa rvsr las. week, that has been known since the
nol.h Of August 1880. AL the fat lands on fte liver
s5lys and os!ov D4gytle we're completely iuuudI'ed-
T. z7 ss.esd 20 the crops On tho river is consid-'
ri
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

a.ou has cCeu f,csv-d, OF the sapure near Harrison
bprg by Ashbys cavalry, Of "sr Percy Wordsn," Who
uls serving a. 81 ssas-. 10 the Yankee army, with
tire rauk Of Colonel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
RICHMOND WING.
MONnAE MORNING, JUNE 8, Is6a.

FRON raK VALLEY Our community was corsidera-
by exercised Saturday, by report originating with
the Lynehbusg FrgiHial', that "S.oneUsh" Jackson
had achieved another glorious victory, at sTssbuIg-
Toe report received general credence, uotN hsaIdEg
the tact that no official information Of the hgaI had been
received at the War Department The PTgiNstH Of
Saturday admits that was misntOmed. Jackson had
no general engagement With the enemy On ais retreat
from Winchester, but only skIm.sh near Wo0dsioSk
OF his rear guard with pieces Of cannon TO keep
tue enemy at bay.
The engagement did not last much over an hour, and
there we're 20 casualties reported our side Gen. jack
son Continued to fall back in the direction OF Harrison
burg, at which place be HoTsuPPOsed to &C. dis troops
are represented to be fssued Eum excessive marching
ba: in aae spiritA Our afOruanl says that We have
tar,y seven hundred prisoners ard the brigade having
them in charge reached HaTrisOGburg on Wednesday
night last"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

CovsRBurioa-We are requested 10 acknowledge the
Yscsip, Of sz5. contributed by Mr. n Huoti1son. Of
C...lot.o county, through Sr. A. Norris 70 lie ker-
Ho.p..2L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

Gry ]. 4 EARLY-The report that this galAn. ard
sfcCut cGlccr has been made AfioT-Gerera Is vi h.
on, lourda.or Tnat he deserves the hoLo' and Frud
lsqgi, himself nOSy in that responsible position no ono
A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

LATE TRoN NOETH ALABANA.-Tne Knoxville Register
has some lS.er items OF Information from North Aaba
ma. The Yankee Oulrages have produced such reign
Of terror ID that section Of country thas 20 citzsu dare
Use so much as tn n.te finger by way Of protest
Inst the barbarism OF the invading force. Mitchell
his signed proclamation declaring tina. he will buru
every house in fly miles Of Huntsville ualess bush
w6acking Il stopped Hon. n. Davis has a. last maGe
his escape from Huntsville and gone 10 Cornta. Jsre
Clsmmeus hss gone over 20 the enemy entirely. Gen.
Mitchell has one regiment OF Chicago Dlcl in his CON-
nlld, who w-re aEsn By Pea a. Lexington, but Who
have broken their plsol ald nov fgasg as we're
win halt,rs about ,bsr uecks. They represented
70 be the most utterly aolndOued sreohss TO De sesu
anywhere, being guilty CT crimes wlieh decsney will net
sl.os US 20 make yg0Hc"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

DErAISKD.-Tne packe, boat which left Richmond Ter
Lyrchburg, Wednesday eyeaiaC, With wounded ueu on
board and which should have reached there Friday
morning a. early hour, failed 10 arrive /. ass re-
ported tha: /, had gotten lar Joshua Falls DAM
tss.ye miles below Lynehburg, and was com PEELED to
stoD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

AcclDzSr.-Yes:srday evening about o'clock, Er.
John P. Ballard, Of the Exchange Hotel end BlI.sd
house, was thrown from his buggy, assr the corner
Broad and 9h streets aud considerably bruised BY the
ian Tue hoses became ses.yc and be applied the
whip vAereugOs they dashed against the temporary rail
uay, overturned aud smashed the buggy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

HowCiDE-The LyucbbuTg Nrgiasn understands
that a df6,uy occurred near ROek6'h Depot, Nelson
county, between D. w Il, Horton aud Henry l. BirriS
in when the former vas sho; and killed nsan'y Toe
dsesassl Wa formerly 7 siJenl o. B.dold county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

! TBz YAsESIs n Wisz-Ol Sunday Of last week,
abos. 100 Yslkse c-yal'y m.de a ioray into WISE
county, burnt two or ,hrec buildings a. Gadsvie, cap
tared some ave or s1 citizens AID then He'd back to the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

Postage stamps in any quantity, cal Re Isl upon sp
DYs,.ioB Al the coua,inP room Of the Whg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
WASHER WON NV NTEn.

JANTED lmre lately at t- General Eo.pa heal oisecoud
W street l2 ". 1eF 40 q white BLACK - clothes
Tor The voaaisd soldiers vii pay dollar lay AID fIoNid
their
.PpJ IN. Ho,7i,ai sy,-y d,y, teisssn NJ aDdt
r NJ g BELJ GILT n,
Eurgeoa p. A .. : n chsrEy o. the
nz,,y A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

BasAEs II rEs CAgsr.--Seytral serious bresks in the
canal bs,vse1 Lyuotbgrg and Big la'and, In Bedford
e,uuty are reported, and It is though. vii be some
time before 1t can be repaired sufficiently for boats to
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
NURSES WANEeD.

WILL mn tsJutY hso- Hack Nlrses IN ne Gnrr
al - al Tstui. I..lIs qlH, and meas provided
Apps 70 as the hos. A. between 81 and p NJ, eve
" tsy Gil. Ball 81 IN,
EuV'n P. 4. c > "a charge (
lrC-tw Grntral ,ospital.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

TsNS SrzAl,zs EC,PaD--WS regret % learn thst
Andrews, the Iiagss1sr Of he train stsalsss ard IA
other oae Of :-,u esc5ped from co fleaeat st Chata
uc5s., on Sgaday lsb; last: We have 10 idea ia. tie
se512drs!s vi eemo eastward bu. lest they shoui
50, We cor, toe following description Of Andsews,
Audru=s is tai in STA gre, weighing about hun
drei aud ciga,y pounds and "a aoUu. thirty use years
o., Dc las Short oock hair, and heavy black bea
all over h;s face His posture Is somewhat sooping-
l. Ordinary conversation hs voice Is 6le sni eenl sle,
sai bis general address il good.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

FRoN Baron RoUdE.-tao ci..E.ns Of B4toa Royce
rose scd fell upon The Federal garrison which hsd been
lsH ,here bey having previously taken possession Of
;as city it being il deteuesess condition. nd sAugl
tered hem. Whether there was provoelion by Fed
era out-sges O. not We have not learned. Bat are
informed that the Federal doul down there from
Ycks5lrs Immediately learning TIA; the people hsj
killed tie soldiers composing the garrison and az seen
as they came ul,aa resca Of the city without siyi
aay rouee commenced saeug il. and the city il nos in
ashes We suppose .hs report TO be true.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
n,rT,ENTIDN YOLUNrEEEs

10y authority OF the Secretary q Mar, will and music
Into service company Infantry FOR the var, form
grou Of aI efi g. scOt5 Battalion 80 Bounty, Ua
orns and The nlS; improved arms iurnshed.
20 those who EIe wiling protection OF then
nee pg, Invaded oount appeal forwAT
aud Join
nave associated with Ia this paroae calling Charles
iorgaa srng, 81 and T. H. Plant formerly Of the eels
grated KichmUnd l. hIues
ol Al hs Confederate Rs,raiing oce, Hs
and Pearl streets.
apH~n T. CLAY mADDUX.