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nnr Late Cavalry Victory.

The following coDgsatula.ory order OF Ten. stuart
DOS rot we are convinced oySI-estimate the value ar
5rlHancy Of his aso Wet ry do more than jusii,
10 the eonduc, OF bis splendid command The foolish
uors that found such usaeeOunable circulation END
eredsuce, shortly after the battle have died away In
their place. now, We have historic and official facts, and
these add new asre 10 the glory Of arms, and the
reputation Of ogr leaders:
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY DIVISION,
June 10 1853.
General Otd,rsi
No "a
The M.ior Gsceral Commanding congratulates the
Cavalry OF the Army Of Northern Virginia upon the
victory Of Feetwood, achieved, under Providence, by
the proves of theirsrns, on toe 9th inst.
Comrades Two Divisions OF the enemy cavalry and
artillery tse9riel BY strong force of infantry "tesed
yOr u,tqi and found it froet stf Your sabre blows
inflicted on that glorious day have targht them again
the weigh; OF Southern vengeance.
You confronted, with cavalry and horse artillery
sone this force held the infantry in check routed the
cavalry and artillery, capturing three pieces Of the
Ter without losing gun and added SIT
trophies Of the nation, besides ina
wounded and missing. a. -.
the entire fore" ,,aps 70 h
S" sung a loss in klle'
east double own, eausn
20 retire beyond the RspPahannock-
log but the enemy's infantry, Strongly Pos.siSL n
.h wco5s saved his cavalry from capture OF anhnl'
10, An act Of rashness on his part was severely pun
shed by rout aud the loss OF his artilery.
with an abiding faith IN the 600 OF oeses, Guu
6rm reliance the sabre, ur successes m
IL the example and heroism oil oar amenieo isu'
'o.,.oiss nromrt US TO renewed vigilance and inspire
q eeinfauss PlS . ~ Snrv J. F. B. STUART,
Major General Commanding
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

Welr "MAY BE ExPKcrAD y despatch dated Wash
ipgtOp. June O. and published ia tie Northern papers,
says admiral goote arrived here this morning de
is making preparations TO assume the command OF the
South Atlantic Squadron, and new attack on Charles
tom NAV soon be expected"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

Fxrr VALLAsDIGmAN gentleman, whose pre-
sence among us has caused sensation On account o.
the peculiar circumstances attending hes departed as
ouietly az he game after spending day in Peters
burg. Va be proceeded Tuesday last to Wilmington
in charge of Judge 0uld, who will see him saiey VI
sumo, ho will 20 to Canada where he can engineer
the election campaign in Ohio Or if he is disposed TO
try conclusions with the Administration at once ne
take steamer direct for New York city, aud claim .ne
protection of the thirty thousand peace men wIo ue
must and should be secured to cezenS of the Epprl
State, ~, ~
We a,e glad that Yallandigham has gone, Tor his pre-,
seuce in the Conieheracy was source OF perpexy 70
the Government and general uneasiness to the people
We ask far him the prayers OF the congFegSN0"
Augusta Chronicle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

FOR JUDGE.-We are authorized to an
nounce TH0MAsP Go0DE candidate for the Of Ju6ge
In the second circuit in place Of Judge Gholson, resigned
ieG-;iyl
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From vlcksnUaa.-we lake the following speci

From VEcKsauRa-We take the following speeiai
dispatches from the Mobile Advertiser
JACKSON, June ia lady, just through the Yankee
lines near ycksburg reports the centre OF the enemy
army suHeripg badly foe water having to maui u iFoF
the Mississippi
Much sickness prevails among them, Win a FC'r''!y
of provisions for want of transportation
The country ravaged by them for fooa The troops
are depgessed anxious and surprised at JohnssOns lot
attacking them They want to fight him and 60 home.
The line of investment is Is miles in extent The
besicgers are digging large road around VieksbuFg
JACKSON June lS.-There was a satisfactory review
If artillery at the Fair Grounds this morning.
An officer through from Vicksburg makes sail'fSc-
tory report He says there has be heavy lombard
ment with riing loss or damage.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20
From the Savannah Newell
raA DESTRUCTION OF pAKIEN.

Our eRders have been In the city OF Dsfsn ONE
tn chest toWnin the State the New Of Oyohopes
have been kncy permitted 10 make txet from pryA
ete received by Of tzenE which cor ns some scts
sell which have not before pubibed. citizen OF Dsn
wrhg from DunWeodys Plantation, whe Daric ouce
stood, ulder date OF June l2ih, SAYS:
"MhAt been long Threatened has atlsh come IL mass
DSrenB now plSln u sstes and hsgkEsd chneys The
accused fanke=-pegrO YAndaiS
gunbosis and two Transports AID laid the city Va ruins Iu,r
ara bat three small houss e 10 apIse The Churc
Dire, sC did not burn All o,ha churches hr
nIksih USE courthouse, @ EId clerks c;c, all goue
the villains broke al and TOOK Whist
hey wanted, Aud iAen pouied spirits peau over the noor
aud applied the torch u sad sight smoking luus
The Wetces tae mchc cas Is down In c
eets, t.-ie OF them board tIeir vessels au
left hl rest l3ug in NE Streets where hsy sill lie
They ca.ri,d OF eVe.y negro that tue pi4ce *
cept CHI African woman, Nancy, tou tin she
Acs, That she would 60 again on The biz wa
Ter Aer destroying the town, hec way DoSoy tacy
burnt NJ Ori phLtstlon buildings For myself feel s ca.
i2miy severely You know have Lost heavily since The War
in money have tSoAght 80 iauch Of
getting used TO IT, buG something the wora
ZONE that pat money ont Of die question Andthen think
twas buried in broad daylight the cowsry
Bet truce 70 egets OF the ated 70 CON.
~ uAihead ereeS to This place. but thu saeAEng rss changed
their Minds, and contested Themselves Will Mding
time and there exp cte5 have cepca
dld to little lto the pine uLt see wheher
can hal yesi my cop or not
The destroyed by Slinegro reymcnt Offered by
White They let book, which ound which the FOL
lowing made, and which presume Of the re-
mental oeerS TIE wrtng is In Large, hand ana Ia
stewart W Woods Tune Il.h, 1863 Company si,h MIS-,
Wells
Penn Township, Cumberland county, Penr5ylaull
stewart w. woods born iptem0er III, 1881
Hidlers Hidlerslurg, Adams county, PennSyIvsnla
81 hGsSachusetts Volunteer.
!lh Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers, Of Gel Shaw
Capt G. Pope; Farsi Lieut.. ngnaon, 20 Lieut. Tucker
Should these YaLkes.nego bgands into our hands
the record nsy be useful
letter Of lady formerly resde. Of Savannah we
u the following
Isuppose you have heard al about the h.
= In town 81 TUESDAY, and
there removed the first oppo-. ,. ~ p,rrn 1
ttu . , ueso iV' .ase had what things had
~ S .E P' lnty, but Un Thursday the Yankees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20
DOCTOR WIN. II. FOX.

Residence on 81 ST., Jetreea Clay and LeigiIast sile;
OFFICE UNDER TIE BALLAD HOUSE.
i.ta ,ors
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Diyine Services will
Re he'd Ia ttehrd Presbyterian Curce (0urh HD on TO-
MORROW at O'Clock NJ by the Rev. ~ A. Checker CT
Methodist Protestant Church.
2O-f
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DIED.

Al he house Of Dr. Thos Wher, Petersburg Wednesday,
June Ih, In the tenth year her sge BETfE GRAMMEa
daughter Of Cara ADD hsy. edmun3 Withers.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE FIRM OF JAMES N. TAYLOI

L IONS Is dissolved by The death Of Wm o Taylor.
The aairs Of the concern will be settled By the unds
ard Il Is requested that all Indebted to the same VII
forward and settle Those holding claims ag.inst tsem v
present she,n for paysent
The undersigned viii continue the Real Estate Auctt
Commission Bd{less In all its b1nche and regpectfus
coniiou tia patronage literally eItentsd TO
Arm. JAMES ~ TAlN
iefs-3,
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PINE FARM IN MRCKLENBURG CoUN

ty fer sale privaiey-kt the request Of DR.. W. g. EAi
offer for sale his valuable Psrm in Mecklenburg county,
.aning 74S together with the cop farming utensils
rsk consisting OF horses cattle hogs sheep &C 6c
hands for Che tanoe OF the all for $50 00 and INN
possession given.
Porpsrcalass apply to Dr. W. s. Easley ChrsJ.asyil
orto JAMES. NJ TABOR
jeis-d5t Real Estats Ageet and Auction
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20
VACANT JUDGRsnIP.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
Col H. L. HOPKINS Of Petersburg, Candidate for the Judge
h n The seeond ocu succeed Judge Ghol,on resigned
iel7-tde -
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NOTICE TO TANNERS.
QGAIFE's IMPROVED DoUBLEGRINDI'

Superior TO any other Mn in u.s.. Yead tho following
~ testimonial:
(" MR. GooDELL-se: We have received the Bark Mil
el OF you and put 4 gTindisg II Is the best Mill ever
CARTER FIe
"Leaksyille
Manufactured by @. q G00RS
je1I-lOt Marion, smythe 70
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cosYBpssirs srI,ss o, AFRICA,
lreInrrarr a. ~ -

Richa ond, l2th jams, isSs.
1NHlS Department has received the enc
official notice Of tte lighting, by Hsr Britannia Nd
officers Of the new Fight house q. ttr ups Cay II pun
for the Information ofmariDers.
J. p. BENJAMIN
stc-etary Of 3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

NJ lou hunirtd, Sh, with t1rchss and spirits
,sd every hluEs an store, togsther with the
,I court hoss. they have l.ft nothing but the CmT a.
-.oes az IN a Daren They to,k every nstrJ That was ~
neys tn me 1, 20 els pointed al thin al
s %s oae negro from thtm anu tnS 'I 5sv n have
tS schooner Pct that ready to Sail Tor ma sAu VII"
cargo Of cotton - . .o,var5lv vanton outrage, fol
- a. Y.rSte yandals have not even the excuse q w
ybe town had long time been nearly
e va. nothing left the place to txte even iahnes ~
~ ar del safe opp Iruny to iniict INJURY upoh a.
Sisss priyAle citizens, and Is In saen eL'erFue "
| 49, negro yaor dispayi ITSELF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

EAMTLY GROCERIES, On HAND .
Il AT RETAIL.
4 hid, Superior Hmithfeld Hams,
bids Small Family Midtlings and Shoulders,
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar,
10 bells Pure Cider Vinsgar,
Packages Houasaln Batter, just received
100 Kegs smithfsl3 Lard,
400 lbs Mpeior Green cod Black Teas,
4 Bags Iagula and Bio Coffee,
And every other kind o. Family Grocsriss in nsffes
ALSO
oI.r 10 Families for MedicioA Purposes,
400 bottles Pure Mountain Rye whsky-wAhkANTEl
'V''VO'N'S '''' J. 8. RoBERTso|
ie,stm Cor. 18th aud Yranklii
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oRFIcE RIoHgogp ANp rErg.speRe n. n. 90.
HItHMvADi va jun
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nIVIDRND KOTICE.-Thc President and
~ Directors of the BAGK OF THE COMMONWEALTH have
declared dividend oct OF tie profits Of TIE Institution
Last six nunihs Of TwGLve net payable stock
2l 'ots on and an the let July next. %.
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lee PRIZE or $500
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The field open for ell coHPiso's'
Each number contains , -,r,- or,IIrpo. rrpr,
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DIVIDEND.

! WISH TO q .II- nv TRACT OF LAND
L lying IN Hshl,' ILL, " .,ajriar s,x Snadres acre,
JSfn ec d. For particular description, refer TO Mr.
Je.i-uBy WM. PENICE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

NTOTICE.-Ihe first instalment OF salt que
e csens Of HenIico County 1853 has been
ana viii be distributed forthwith al the County poass s
Persons before applying, must procure nc" 0si '
Jususe Of the Peses Of sst county ,- no,rd, FOR
Zach person il charge Of family entitled 70 i0Ai
sh nne.her OF the fanily ten cents per pound a,.
Carry he right change order 70 eY3a y, buv
Al persons en.usu :" W f' ELIJAH BAKER,
gag ssS@Is p''S" Agent for Henrico County,
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responded to by shout along the
.,pded by Ashby's brave boys, sufficient to o. make
v.rl,aoo think that they were fighting DIVISION
aau rosOn back on their artillery the distance OF
saIf peNthe same ground which Colonel Kucher
fought over Night coming on 1sT nS m,rcS 10 their
emDng ground The enemy retired across the river at
Ashbys and Harpers regiments fought five regiments
of mounted infantry, with heavy field artillery Payns
- tban, AZ the same time. Such heroism Is deserving
on tneiI Commitment The commands OF Fucker,
SS NV and Harper seemed vie with each other iOr
o1 o GrOS oss in The engagement of the day is six killed
and tvepty-four wounded. Fede al Sargeon reports
Heir loss ffty.four killed and wounded, ana TWO cap
\ rtred
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

The Freaoh, -
AD' '''''-' The Itauan.
IN POETRY AND RoMiNoz
The Miscellaneous Departments ehflcpe' WIN '"' -'
gouthern and Foreign Literary Prcss. ,... ,,d .,c.e
shs news Of is day. npreherdng In a'aa anu
al ~ ths heading OF the war IN ned ara
hioet wherever ransped AID al eYsns OF general
,bst reach the oatll from Ill qusfe-s Of tue Conedeaey
Ne'ts" Notices OF the Drama,
Criticisms on everything passes ng She dignity Theh may Jus
tfyjt
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY
4, all narts Of the conederscy for Ten Dsars per an
nun, or Five Dollars for six mOr,hss nm. n w.. ~,
News Dsllers furnished at the rate OF fh'sen ~
hundred.
Terrs invariably In sdyance. =. copn.
nssc,ihe shoui each the nams Of the P.s'osce
Il, psrish or district and STATE to which he desires me
nniaD 70 be seat sad conyenent give the name
route Nv which /. VIII received Unless the eeuniy,
d.sis as we'll as place and State Is named we
0a""0' " uAINE5 SMITH Propiieers,
| !e2o-1, Me---S-S'
Il
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GOV. ~Jshnson,s roroe.

The Buffalo n. Y) Commercial Adrey-
aser, speaking Of the force which Gov.
JoHNsoN has been authorized to raise by
the War Department says:
The force authorized to be raised by
Governor Andy johnson, is TO consist of
ten regiments Of infantry, ten regiments
Of cavalry, batteries of field and light
artillery, and a battalion of six compa-
MES Of infantry, two companies OF cav
airy aud a battery-in all about $4,000
men,
These troops are 70 be enlisted for three
years or the war, and il is anticipated
that hey will all be ready for service by
the cluse of the Summer. In case OF a
Fall campaign they can protect Tennes-
see from invasion. or assume the often
sive.
Leave has also been obtained to accept,
as paris OF this force, any companies
which may be rendered by Governors
of other States, as some have signihed
the disposition to do.
Are there not hundreds of Tennessee
refugees daily arriving within our lines
from the "infernal regions" of the South,
whose duty it is to enlist at once 10 this
army Of %liberation2 There are multi
tudes of loyal men who have been ban.
ished from their homes, and who have
no means of support, who could do the
State noble and invaluable service by
rallying under the flag of the Union
army. The country has \ right TO the
best services Of all her citizens at pres.
emit. If we all do our duty we shall soor
have peace.
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g"
The growth Of our Subscription list
during the past week is without prece-
dent even in our own history. Clubs
Of twenty, Thirty, forty, and fifty poured
IN upon US, by mail, express, and private
conveyance, while hundreds Of letters
were received containing from one to Eve
subscribers. Our combined daily and
weekly circulation reached near SIXTEEN
thousand copies on Mordqyl In addition
to this astonishing number, W. had or.
ders for several thousand more which
we could not Gil for lack of paper. BY
next Monday We hope to circulate near
twenty thousand copies. An enthusiast
tic friend, a gentleman of influence and
intelligence, a refugee from one Of the
counties Of Middle Tenn essee, assures
Us that as soon as the way can be opened,
his county will be good for five hundred.
We intend that the Nashville UN1oxs
shall travel every post.route in Tenncs-
see in companies, battalions, and diyis-
ions, sweeping before them as they adj
vance, the whole detestable brood of
Copperbead newspapers, such as the
Knoxville Register, Chattanooga Rebel and
Louisville Democrat
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On Tuesday morning at 4 o'clock, JANUS JOHNSON,
IN the Goth year of his age. Ills iunsrnl viii take
place this morning st 10 o'clock at bis late residence
in E%dgeaeld. Divine service BY Pew Mr. Hunter,
his = ne ms will be deposited in tic Nashville Z mo
try between ~ M l O'Clock to-day.
Nashville Alrl.0, -sC3.
Ia logan county Ky on M evening of TIC Goth
inst at seven o'clork, a'ierais iuful llness q nearly
six weeks, J0u W. G, nusv, son Of J. S. and Eliza
beta Goiiady,
A 10 . Ter child 10 mortal ne'er was given,
II butRWOke on earth aud Is now IA heaven.
on Tuesday morning, 2sth Arril, 1865, Mrs. ia.
BELLA PATTERSON, wife OF A Patterson.
The Fl ends and Acquaintance Of the family are IN.
wife 70 att nd her funeral. from the residence of her
husband, C rner Of High and Demonbrano street., this
Wednesday morning. April Goth, at 10 O'Clock.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-29

GREAT OoNsPIRAoY--A SECRET Or
ADMIRATION OF 500 REBELS The militia
ry authorities have for some time past
been actively engaged in ferreting out a
secret organization that existed In the
city, the object of which was to promote
the rebel cause, and encourage desertion
from the Federal army, together, with
some designs Of a startling character
which we are not az liberty 10 diyulge at
this time.
A large number have already been an.
rested, with Thomas NJ Hicks, who is
represented as the Leading spirit, and
other arrests are now in progress. The
rendezvous Of this organization has been
captured by the military authorities, and
as soon as we deem il expedient 10. di-
vulge the facts connected with this ne
farious plot, we will lay them before our
readers.--LoaisUil Journal.
50 much for being indulgent to traitors
and tolerating rebels. Lot the aulhori-
ties of Nashville take warning.
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a soldier, enclosing one of our Unele's
VS. for the Union, says; q have been in
the service nearly nine months. / en-
listed in the Saith Indiana as a private,
remain as a l~riyate yet, and would not
be anything else had / an opportunity. l
shouldered my gun TO help put this re-
bellion down. which seemed to be my
duty" Like expressions of devoted pa
triotism abound in our letters from the
army. It is not necessary for man to
wear the regalia Of officers to be a true
hero. Friends in the ranksl 10 your
darkest hours let duty be your watch
word. II ever you grow weary, think
of the loved ones whom you left athome,
and remember that unless goa utterly dcs-
troy Ais rebellion, 10 wH eDslape gou and
your children forever. Remembir, too,
that Heaven always eventually gives the
victory T. those who labor with patience
and perseverance in a righteous cause
such a cause as yours and ours
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The jest of the day is King IsHAM's
last proclamation. After violating, both
the Federal aud State Constitutions, he
Gays that there is no power IN or out Of
the State which can change or annul the
constitutional provision for a State Elec.
ton next August. lie seems suddenly
smitten with a passion for Constitutions,
after having b. oxen the Constitution Of
the Union and the Consti ution of Ten
nessee by treason, and his own constitu-
ton, by bad whiskey. He says that the
rebels must "taks all necessary prepara-
tory steps to an election, Does King
IsnAM mean 10 run again2 He ran fast
er and further after he was elected Gov
ernor, than he did before. King IsHAM
says that all the rebel candidates must
be good and true men," by which he
means FoRaEsr, McOANN, KIRK, and
other p~ickpockets aud assassins. The
man who robbed the children Of Ten
nessee Of the fund Of 100000 provid-
ed for their education, is well qualified
to talk Of good and true men. He must
be Zone of them" He says that when
the river falls to "low wafer mark" this
chivalry viii certainly crush he "Feder-
al vandals." He will be at low water
mark himself by that time, and strand
ed high and dry,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-29

LAST LECTURE OF PARsoS BHowNLow.
The second lecture Of Parson Brown
low, at the Academy Of Music, Monday
evening, was delivered TO a very large
audience Of intensely Interested listen
ere. lie detailed the sufIerings Of the
Union men Of East TENNESSEE ia such a
manner as TO make the blood Of his
hearers boil and fists i~nvoluntRrily clinoh.
Speaking Of the irreligion Of The South,
he said he could express hig idea on INC
subject IN no more foreible manner than
TO say that religion there was played
out" and proceeded 10 mention instauc g
to substaniiste his assertion. He was
frequently aud warmly applauded
throughout the entire address,
We understand that Parson BroWnlow
will return to this Slate again about the
first Of May, and if towns in the interior
desire 10 hear him speak, arrangements
may DO made by addressing The Presi-
dent Of the Young Men's Association,
Mr., +. w, Pitkin-ALiVaul Sentinel,