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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY s, Issa.

CRoAKERs AND CRIrICs -Oroaking and criticism nave
s,ne 10 be the confirmed hsb Of quite large class OF
our people. This class IS composed of men who have
done little or nothing for eountrys cause The linz
Ted aid rendered BY such has been yielded under SORT
Of eopstraint-eher to aver, pciOn TO gain credit
Tsev are the Roncombslu;s, who, safe 10 their own
rops assume 70 themselves the Preroga i've OF eTI'
Ching the a,,cns Of our ables Generals and brayest SOL
dsrs and Of yruubIog every thing that "a done
El,hirg can b done to please these dainty gentle
men. They complain when the army doesn't hsh' and
WREN il does 6El-whsn defeated and when victorious
In the estimation of these men there no reverse that
e,ld not have been avered victory that eCud not
have been improved. Everything goes wrong Wnen
We yin bate instead Of thanking God and CUR brave
soldiers thsy Uu, on gloomy faces, and hArAngue sA
bo will listen 10 them abou. the number OF our I'D
and wounded These miserable creatures 90 about SEEK
in 70 spread the infection OF their morbid meAneh y
throughout the community. There too mAnS OF those
o-o,kers aud critics in this community, and they should
NJ, be tolerated To argue with such men is but waste
of lime They should be rebuked severely and sterny
whenever and wherever they pour forth their Wreteaed
nd uunarly lamentations These evil spirits deserve
-,rersr punishment than mere rebuke. Many Of them,
i, il suspected, are anything but well EisheFs to our
cause
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COMMERCE. Il.
RICHMOND IA KRIS. Jul, :. lssq

RIUHpOSD IA KITS, !ult :, 1862
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

fortune hiss smiled This brigade fought well but no
better THAI many Others for all have done their duty
the a,eiDg and routed columns of the eUemy tell, and
when the reports of casualties in each RegGens are
published il will be seen with what hsroisn this victory
b. q been achieved Yours, L.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
n. Publisher and Bookseller,

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Richmond, Va,
Publishes and offers for sale
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Total,

Thu' will DO perceived, that in these three erg'ge
msutl the Regiment has lost the rise Of tvohs of the
number engaged and added to the loss at Seven Pnes
it makes sssr gate Of over three hundred killed and
wounded. TIE Regimen: row numbers for duty 100 en-
listed men, Captain, and Leutenants
q North Carolina papers will please COPY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

LBERAL DONArlOS the Aagu,a COastitl.ionaist
STATES hat H. helOaH Of that city, has donated City
esks Of nee 70 as needy families Of soldiers from An
gas,s in honor Of the glorious victory achieved By our
arny Gs.r z c5uoad The act is one well deserving f
public acknowledgment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
BATHS oF THE S0TH.
v A-Knled-W Aberuethy.

Company A-Kuled-W Abernethy. Wounded
Gage Simmons in shoulder N Cluk should 81 II Sides
in arm severely, Colsay CLARK MORALLY In boWes Able
Bissi7ger leg shot Of Henry Keller, in thigh, Fish.
O., Slerr,u, Nathan Lgue. Aissiog-Wm Sherre J.
Killed l. wounded g missing l.
Company B w Juaded-D aul JohI SOU, in les, John
SAX praised BY pi-ce of shel-s
Con ptuy E k l'ei-Lieut Harper Z Charles com
mandlng comoauy PeHdl-tcn J)les, Joan Geringer, H
Cook, ) Biggs. Wounded-Ge Wiley, Sc
YER ly in mouth, 4 X Wilson, in arm, W Wyrick, in
foot, A l. Gordon, in arm, Pegram, both thighs
broken, W stock, IN leg, Hooper, shot through
b)th gs JAMES Laushln, in shoulder Jesse Jester, 10
Il OK, Bus!ck, in leg Killed 3, W0uHded 10 (Tbe
company went INTO the engagement With only "A meO,
having uuhurt. This the color company, and OF
che 'colCr guard" OILY escaped uuhurt
Company F-Wouu ded-Sergt I Sander, Jack.
son lot, in foot. Walker, in thigh, g + Pow.
eli-4.
Company q -Klled-Cap' F. B Bpujin. Wounded
l. W Alley, w Hal, A Manuel, UJrpl O Osrn II J
Rhod,E A Rhodes, D,ca!o Smith, A Heath. Killed
|, wounded s.
Company -Wounded-W. Ared-l.
Company X -KIled-D ,yid Lavender, R)bt Duncan,
A Mo RE. Wouldei-JJhn W BOD lot Gull ort) -
Mi,sinE-S,ephen Mex nnle. Killed 8. w,upded l. mis-
igL -
T Fruit, T q Acka9iers. Wcunded-3i Lieut. P Nc.
Masters, M'er, Freeman, Syen, Il Bush,
Hutton Killed g. wounded g.
Company NJ KilIed-PriVae Calvin Alrtd Wound
ed-B az o" York. MORALLY, Lieut. Silsr, severely,
Saigi W P Vile, W Hays, Hsys,J Burgess.
Kidd l, wounded 6.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
nUVAL 4 MORT ON,S "HORSR TONIC, FOR
" ImpEoIing the Condition Of Hnraea and

nsst giving them an appetite and Relieving them Of Bet,
and Worms hidebound sure and Dssampe and all Disease,
which horsels subject intensity This Hor:s Tonic ve'
hen appetite and glossy Of hair and be zen OF amer
the animal improved without bis falling back tn h, dsi poor
condition. has been used extensively since i nroducoa
four years ago. this city and all ps Of the etste Of
gnA North Carolina New York. and In almost quAEsr Of
he Uniou-and the demand Is steadily increaS!ng
The Horne Tonic has given universal satisfaction far the
subscriber has been able 70 Ascertain II be obtained
principal druggists In this stat and OF JAs p DuyAL, Drug
giSs, Sole Proprietor and NanIheIarsr. ,eaa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

al speak Of their rex: uovsuel; towards Cbareson as
hzsy 70 be by railroad. Several regiments iron james
Island arrived at Hl,Cr lead Taere is reg ment
called the Negro BTigSs, Sruad and uniformed IN the
sane manner as the whites Hunter is in command at
Httop Hand
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

Tax FzslL HosrrAL Mr. Ezsu and several
o,s.- ssnaep,c hare opened hospital on To Stree,
a1g Main in the. bu ling formerly known as "C'sv-
,,ras SALOON" There are some thEyave patients IN
Ter r1s renr at this hcsPJs. It is requested TIA the
hds ~ 10, oysiloCk this L.s hospital in dispens ny
thsir outiouEoas for the wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

Tax WE,rHEE-Ys Yesterday VAS, in the jligmfn' OF
ssgfybOdy, "OHs Of ne hottest days ever experienced
10 his hti,uds" There may have been 10 h. uasr M
osscd past hotter day. bus the temperature YESTERDAY
vas 10. eaOuga to enable fsi feel himself me.
lag away BY degrees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
TIE RlCHaoND Battalion.

Since the granting OF authority to raise battalion
Richmond for special service embracing persons OF an
ge some difficulty seems 10 have existed with those
rolled among the Second Glaze Militia to whether sue
IF them as desired to jain the battalion would be aoWe
% do so. The following correspondence leaves dOut
on he sutject:
WIN. ELLIOTT.
Richmond, June 2Si, lss2.
CONFEDERATE sEATl's OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTHST,
Richmond, June 20.n, 1852 }
His Excelleucy Gov. L;tcher, Richmond,
Sri respectfully reqless permission for the mit
allied out in the city OF Richr Ond to volunteer in II
Battalion authorized to DC raised by Capt. ". H. lot
or local service within the circui. of the redoub
Richmond and Manchester. The Battalion will coDa
)C FIVE companies oil one hundred men each, viii
mustered into the Confederate SERVICE and WILL in ado
ion to their pay in tho Cootederate army, receive
bounty from tho city government Of 500 per mQnth :,
-ach non-coDmssioned officer and private.
They will be charged with the important dg'y {
guarding the brdgespr.sonsP public and private propsf
aud with maintaining order u the city think tina!
organization Of tas Battalion will probably render
unnecessary to make any further call the militia
tie city, and is considered Of very great importance
he public service.
most earnestly request your Excsl'ency to iacits
"a formation ~ eV'ry means in your power.
Captain Elliott win give you any further e1PAnstio
| that may be desir,d.
Very respectfully,
Your obedieut servant,
GEO. w. RANDOLPH,
Zee VI War,
Any Of III, Se ond Glass Militia that prefer service
be t,alion bern referred 20, have the right 10 tni
herein. When suy Of them so eniss, their names
De reported 10 " n Wi!kLs who will thereuPon s'rii
rem from Ii" rDi!s.
JUNO 81 1862. JOHN lrTcHER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

As INCIoESr a les days ago, when Boshers Hal
as sud Isaly taken BY the authorities, TO be used
as a. hospital, large number Of cots or bed
frames we're sent 10 Ihe building. EH-Aayor Len
n,K. Of Washington, Mr.. W. P. Raglsnd, and O'h, 2
S,ndsnen, assisted in the arrangement Of these cots,
aad in getting the pl-cs in order They worked indus
t-iyu,v for seversl hours Ooe OF the genIlemAn-a
s.raassr-Who bad beeo busily engaged IN this COED
Ssrk, handed NJ. RlgiGnd 500 note, to be 'Epeneed
in plre A,ng zay articles that might be required for the
hospital BE declined 70 give his name, but being Press
ed 70 10 SC, stated that he VAS Capt. W. w. stiug field
81 =. Tennessee. NJ R believing that SUCH siFik-
Ing rst,ncs Of generosity sud sincere regard Tor the
>9u de8 sold ers sAcud nos pass uurseOsdsd, eomnun-
I'D she facs 70 "a for pualclion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

SlIss-Ous faead, "Bu, Gtmsr, arrived ia the city
-, saturday With me assortment of Yankee Hlss,
o.. .r.m the enemy il the various battles OF the
Cuckah5uiry series. "a has been operating Of laIe
Wa the II Virginia Cavalry, ,1clonel HuafoTd) tnd re,
elss,u. 10 say that though actively employed from the
beginning .rs 6sa,s this regiment has 10, lost man
80 The ID . .me ircl tie Valley.
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CiIAnGE or SCHEDULE.

1Mg * ;Es. SEe
richmond 81 Petersburg r. r.
NJ aud afer Monday lie oath February, The :E'aI TIA
J road Ell q follow:
NAIL rEHs
RehmoEd Al as, m, daily ard Pgersbars a. 4lc
PAsGHr sOOonoDlTIGs T,lp
Lave gchm daily 81 sept Sundays. SIS H. SGD 2cJ
II and Petersburg A. s.5s a
rae sto7 oEy Hair Rsy Station Cs:.sr SGd
VT wathaE Iurct 2.
r.Tay-Isrs vii besr IN nd hat trey rsqs'red %
oAss o the Governor other Eut csGed person before
81 "a leave q C city ~ this ROAD. T. Il. GiLL,
general kupt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
TIE BATTLE AT GAINES EILL-A YANKEE AG-
COUNT

The following letter, fran a correspondent Of Var
kee 3uraa was Ii,kad Up Oae Oi.ho hs battle is,
and to tor publication. OF course, the reader
vi make ample allowance for the glscOnads ans IA 30
colori-g in which the YAEkee writer has INDUCED:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
'ACAET BOAT FOR LEXsNGTOI

New ARRANGEMENT.
IN and alter the 2lH ~ April Packet SSfl-1ETITrt
Yoa Si trsnph TO Lexington as veil Esesa3ftt<1B
Ly gohbaI lld Buchanan.
EfczscsD
To LgIlngtop...........f $50
,Lynchhurs. IFS To Egohanan........... $40
leave richmond usual P. Monday, wednesday and
ay rrAe4 yucb-sy 60 hours, and Lem ard saen.
an ~ 2. u, Of the second Jag.
Az EITRA
VIII accompany the tro boat ar ool1nbis 10 avoid
-Jsdi1g at 70 giVs each psassngSTA rsfth.
EgrCENne.
Leave Lexagt n ana Brchaaan 81 A. NJ Monday, wsinss
" Snd gi.Y reach LySoatuIs In % hose and ahnonin
h-ms.
nchburg:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
IInUlnIA CENEHAL HAiL ROAD
e ~ - n RssisEs

Thc Wall end PRraengSr Trains.
wi leave Rchmoud for GoTucGEYle, ChaEottesYls AID
Aunton daily "a connecting VIII The Orange and heT-
lihS Railroad passenger train II CAottsSVe 70 LyncbtuTg
.syeen staurton and Iacscnf River the mall train VIII
weeSy leaving Tussdsys and ss;Grdsys and
,cksons River on Mondays, ednesdGys ID YrdayA
Ha.man Bro-u s;4Ss line Tor L-sington connects vita
.. nal train AID bavss 5sanioc, bcntayt Wednesday,
ii Yddsyt ana Soshsa On fasseayt rheFsea and sais
aar.n Ha,ea srd CompanJ EtSss ne, ior While eshuT
,vit5uip g.h Sois Train TusGesyi, Than
~ and SstGTisys.
t- rse!s Thrcah Freight for GordoaIye ans points Wen
here ea7es Rrhroud IS EeoH Sundays, Tuesdays and
rurSiaJ. arrives reg ibs WSst si AIKEN B1ntasi Wed
,sGsJs ard Thia,t J
Regu.r yey gTst au for Gerionsv. ans points Has.
Nav II o. D wHITcoEB,
General supsrinierdGri
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

MILITARY NOTICE.
ITlyTEQ bosn EuhoIed BY the Va Department 70 raise
Ill enlist SLl Into servi,s Battalion Of INFANTRY
war composed volunteers not Ia the service
Of the cooperation and assistance OF otherI
Those wishing Join 10 ts patriotic undertaking, EiI
please IA ths city, address IN writing.
TA?5-u RoRERT O. sooTT, u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

EVuE undersigned have Ored cOp'russhP Tor the
iestroyed by the enemy Eastern Virginia They will give
prompt attention 10 all entrusted 70 ,hsr For ter
apply tn Col CHAs X MALLORY ~ Yorktown or 70 no
EOSTAGgC st jamaica, NddleseI county, ill The l5ih
November, AnS silsr thai time Al Rohuon1.
CuAIIEs 2. MALLORY,
oaib-u 20. 4. MONTAGUE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
x EM OVAL.


VVHE Government having Ware House for Hospital
10 he lily occupied by simpson
A Hls 30 ll9 stree, where invite friends
call The balance Of goods s be sold Of at
sad invite Lars purchasers 10 eIa- Inc the stock
Iuuee BALDWIN WILLIAM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

DsC,,N-Q6u he snithgid Bscon H. Eaas. 10 sart .E1
B s,- sais h. sIraEIAr IN st-.-t ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

A IUri. psiaso aud sal sO',g naHd and iOr sal' +
\ by n0JF 4 90 apis :
olX ~ o-Ess sTOpns Giassi, for sale By PEr,Sgos
II 90 DTgggi-ts cef
L,yI OIL scpeTicr article Of olive Or for sale By Pf
T. y TYSON 50 ccs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

NGYIGE.
AK HLERY RAYTCN OfTIclAH, formerly Of Pe'ef,oars.
u fas csied hrss Al 10 ii Main street, where he VII Do
a. see ,hcse vtcs sstt need IMPROVING Here hshS
e'eEstarg Pc Ie Gays: .
the unGergssd pleasure IN Recommending Mt henJ
syt 10 the citizens and urrcpndrE county, -
Optrian Of considerable ~ WehAVe ed him ard found
at sutei Nth FPccslrs better hab could have cone
1rsse. And - Snklndis very Important Es
a. and requires great deal u knOsetgo .nd
T. pIch emphsTeAly believe Mr.. Ksyon po'stsSes We
" $500 DAVfDhAY,
Rev H. Il. C6WLEa,
Bey EOBT. nIogAnA,
JAHIs WALTON,
WI PRITCHsRD,
o. Rev JOHN KER2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

IVORS.-llws 10 Killing Hoei
III DO Weeing DO
CAST Steel do DO
Grain Cradles
Hcy.he Blades
Broad
Bench aud sh!aging BatoheiI
Boz Coaee Hls
Pocket and Table Gallery
orOEs Oct and Hand SsWs for SAls By
CLARION 4 co.,
nhn No. i06 Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

Az authorised BY Major Gen lloyd orAse sssm-rt Of In
e the sst- lEe, g4deg tsr az o. re
.rnIGl Ss6e by, pas.eI Nav IS yea
THIS aonty permits 'oJner5s. such PEE
within the Sims q Tie Act u known %
Co-scpuoa Lsv viz: pesons oV- ths age o. - ni un'i
aud srch O. Arec exempted b. The Act o. Co grtss,
U-der iI Authority socll thshe eOCPf lol o. onret- u
he Line have fusi0n snhs, fer this srseS
w /. IA. As IA Richmond. WM rNEO7s,.
. 80 ate lieut. n =. Vols
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10
Prizes on the Potomac.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The steamer An
nacosta, Master Nelson, provost, arrived at
the navy yard this morning, bringing up two
prizes, one of which was taken some weeks
since and one last Friday night, and ten pris-
oners. The last named prize, small schoon-
er, called the Rising Sun, was captured by
the boats of the Wyandotte, under Master Nc
Gowan, on Friday last, in Brittain's Bay,
near the mouth of the Potomac, as she was
crossing into Virginia, after long chase.
The crew of the schooner perceiving that
she was pursued, drew in to the shore, and
the boats following were fred at several times
by guerrillas along the shore, but without
effect. The schooner, however, succeeded in
reaching the shore, and was run aground,
when the crew deserted her, leaving her as a
prize in our hands. She had a cargo consist
ing of coffee, teas, salt, and dry goods. On
the same night the boats overhauled seven
boats crossing the river with goods, and cap
tured in them ten prisoners, all colored except
two, DR.. VIM. Writ and B. E. ecu ,tenay
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10
Affairs i'm Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 9.-Last i Cl IA
a foraging party from Cumberland G1p S Tn-
countered party of rebels seven miles as rs
tant. A sharp skirmsh ensued in which the TN
federal loss was one killed and three wounded
The rebels were driven away with consldeTa-
ble loss. as they were exposed to araklng nre
from a 32-pounder.
CrNorNNArr, Sept. 9.-On the Sd inst, the
steamer w. B. Terry, with two Dahlgreen
bowitzers on board, while aground in Ten
nessee river at Duck shoals, 100 miles above
the rivers mouth, was capturedby guerrillaS,
who were in position on an adjacent hill and
fred so rapidly as to drive our gunners from
their guns. They removed the guns from the
boat, captured II government officers, and
burned the boat. They liberated the officers
of the boat. They also captured three free
negroes and sold them on the spot.
FRANKFoRr, Sept. ct is rumored that a
large body of rebels with artillery, were to-
day moving from Danville towards Lebanon.
The report is prevalent that Bragg, with nine
ty six regiments, is crossing the Cumberland.
Military circles credit the statements.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

MEMPHIS, Sept. 6.-The following items
are from the Grenada Appeal "Buckner is
created major general and assigned to COM
mand of the third grand division of the army.
Gen. Beauregard and staff arrived at Mobile
on Saturday last. His health is fully re-
stored"
A joint committee had been appointed by
the rebel congress to investigate the charges
against their secretary Mallory, who is said to
be very unpopular with the secessionists.
The armed rebel steamer Yorktown bound
from Mobile to Havana, was totally lost on
the 26th. Crew saved. The Appeal giori-
fes exceedingly over the late rebel success.
The New Orleans Delta of the 2Sth says,
the federals are perfectly confident of their
ability to hold the city against Breckenridge
and Van Dorm, whom it invites to another con-
test.
MEMPHIS, Sept. IA skirmish between a
party of the 9Th Illinois cavalry and the enc
my, near Holly Springs, resulted in the cap
ture of thirty of the latter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Two citizens of
Fairfax county, John and Presley Haycock,
were arrested yesterday for being within our
lines under suspicious circumstances, and
were sent over to Major Doster, who dis
posed of them as usual A man named Sam
uel Tyson, residing near Seneca Creek, Nd,
was also arrested and sent to the Old Capitol.
Two ladies residing near the navy yard,
were arrested last night for alleged tamperlng
with the guard at the old capitol. Ihey were
sent to the central guard house, where they
remained some three hours, when the provost
marshal released them, satisfied that they had
been sufficiently admonished Of the lmpropn-
ETY. of their conduct. And OF course they
will continue to act i'll Washington as SUES
sion agents and spies.
An interesting scene occurred in the camp
of the lth Massachusetts regiment yesterday
After dress parade the regiment was 1oriheo
in a hollow square, and the chaplain, in feel
ing address, paid tribute to the memory OF
the officers and men of the regiment killed at
Bull Run in the late battles. The tattered
colors were displayed, and many soldiers OF
other regiments gathered around, who were
deeply impressed on the occasion.
Col. Kane, of the Bucktail Rifles, has been
appointed a brigadier general for gallant con-
duet on the field.
The Richmond Dispatch OF the I'd instant,
gives brief account of the recent battles in
Virginia, admitting that Generals Ewell and
Trmble were badly wounded, and that Gen
Taliaferro was wounded slightly. On Thurs
day Gen. Jackson's force engaged the Union
troops, and on Friday Gen. Longstreet, and
on Saturday the combined rebel force was
under Gen. Lee. The dispatch says "Our
loss is reported as being heavy in valuable
officers, though no names are giveu."
The detectives have found eighty-fve new
telescope rifles, each packed in a separate
box, concealed at Georgetown in a lumber
yard of Mr.. Wheatley, who has had several
profitable government contracts recently.