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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
ORITUAUY.

Fell on the srd Instant Of hi, eommsnd on the
heights OF Gettybug Colonel RoBlRT O. Allen Of Ro
county, aged 20 years.
Cooae Allen graduated 1855 at the Virginia MI ila y LOST,
tute and bayng suied law was engaged In uc alive prse
the Spring Of 1861 he rased volunteer coupsny
rendered is services to the Governor Of Virginia He was
sPp s % S ana s nrea ae uahede
1892 he elected Colonel Of the 2sh Y nla Regiment o.
A. lie was In the 6rs battle Of Manassas at Wiamburs Al
Seven Pn.s Gsiaej NIL where he temporarily disabled
by the fight in Thoros Gap second bAi
ebarginT Sauery ,hch was taken Nv b, red nent W. ,st
Illness the battles Of BoOnsboro and shapsburg pre-
engaged the ege of Washington, NJ c. and at eufo
and led biz in The Dc Pefae and Euuphsn. assault
pat 10 this gallant &C ion employ the des; ton Of
shared bis dangers and his affection.
Pckst three Virginia Brgads were ordered to charge the
heights Of Geysburg-upoo which the enemy had
through open OF 1900 yards AZ 10 O'Clock the
dy ion took It's position just In the of Of hills upon
pieces OF artillery.
ssrmlshers were thrown little In advance of the line
company among hem-wh ordes to an hundred tad
PAGES advance Of the line the Forward
artillery then opened the most furious cannsnading
wounded Aths irsoa thirty MINUTES tie
comm and was given and the old division moved fOrsard
OF them When IA absa. NIFTY yaros Of toe snemys works.
The lin, u battle to over tntm. As halted
the old brigade which coming up the
sho little to1 far in advance and cheer
ipg by bis gallant and fearless example when he
up the line Of kirmishers asked him carried
out my properly snd orders He told me
ensemble company The left OF the battalion
passed them These the astwords heard
speak Captain spess.rd told that coonl Allen vas
wounded the bTeastwork through The thoae hut still went
on last Capa Of endeay ring 70 get
bis cos the breastwok He through head
and fell dead.
Thus has added to the register oheroes vto filed On
honorable and useful station In society aud whose courage
rat ise Of future service another
hced upon beloved and bleeding country by and
eowsrdy enemy whose oily sgsmsn for supe
nunbrS To the hears torn by this can oer
earthly consollion Any enumeration Of his
bitter te his l5ts. But WHEN CHER shall
have asusged their sorow will be melancholy cou
solat that he fell fighting give freedom native LAM
d ath. w, M "A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
OBITUARY.

MRS EDwINA MOSS REAGAs consot OF Postmaster General
John H. Reagan died In this city the evening 2
al III ',l1ck, afte: short and painful illness.
She daughter Of the late Col Edwin Hems Grimes
county, Texas, formerly Of Northumberland county Yrgna
where she born ed December 1881 consequently
the time Of her death her sgs years Eve months
The dece isei lady emipeLty endowed with qualities
that esdear and who had the privilege
avoid Ameang the departure OF meey fitted
adon the circle which abe moved But alas while many
ie ds will mourn with all tie sincerity Of sorrow, the
withdrawal Of Der par. spirit from this vale Of to the plans
Of parad who fahom the depths Of that ge
esaSte the reality Of that loss which the we husband and
moheres children have 10 derore! t. speak comfort
- the angushed but language send home bslm
seb hears those TO whom the OF lAmenaon
ay SLOW Itself daily the OF elng eft forth It's
paif The beresved husband within Ills
and wrapping the nanls CT his mourning
manhood, Withstand the Of the which
delivers humanity but where is refuge the
dcted chdre3 whore awkn he poignant evidence
CT their loss must gather strength IS they grovg
Eut the dense clouds which death leaves Ia lis
melancholy aim not mperyious 10 the touch Of Faith which
It's bright beams through gloom nts with
hope the OF Sue who has passed away whsn
finite seeing her could be least spared has Only
resins Of perpetual and at there
all who survive must follow and Who have the boon her
TO guide Their courso In life that when death shall
bid them sleep 10 Christ aud jim her where those who die In
the Lord forever sing haujahs before the throne where lie
everlasting and death doth not
~ The funeral will place this afe O'Clock,
from Dr. Jeers Church, Grace above ls yf2-dIr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
From the Mobile Advertiser |
TnE SIEGE AND FALL OF PORT HUDso,

We have conversed with an officer who succeeded in
passing cut from Port Hudson while the surrender was
taking place Thursday the 9th instant from whom
have been furnished with details of the siege which
will not fail to prove interesting to cur readers
The initiatori steps of the siege may be reckoned
from the 2Oth of May, when General Augur advanced
from Baton Rouge His approach being repor ed by
cavalry, the 2lst General Gardner sent out Col
Miles with 400 cavalry aud battery under orders to
proceed 10 the Pain Store six seven miles from Port
Hudson and reconncitre About four miles from Port
Hudson he encountered the enemy and severe action
ensued of two and half hours DURATION with loss of
thirty killed and forty wounded on our SIDE At night
10 pursuance OF order of recall from Gen. Gardntr
our forces tell b ok within the for ifcaons
At the same time Colonel Powers cavalry, some 800
strong, we're engaged On the Baton Rouge and Bayou
Sara road mile and half or two miles from Colonel
Mics No communication has been had With them sill &c,
and their loss is unknown.
On the morning Of the 22d the enemy pushed his in
fsntry forward within mile of our brea.works and at
the same time it was reported by the cavalry scouts
that General Banks who bad recently completed his
Teche campaign landing troops at Bayou Sara C2
miles sbove and moving in the direction OF Port Hud-
son. From urday the Esd to Tuesday the 26h irc
1--WE the enemy was engaged in taking his petition for
the investment OF works This being completed on
the morning Of the 9th he advanced with his whole
force against the breastWorks directing his main attack
against the lett commanded by Colonel Sieadman-
vigorous assaults also made against the extreme
left OF Colonel Miles and General Beae the former Of
whom commanded in the CENTRE the latter the right
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

d he Gnd Letter wriists ,ei rs that the Du'cisf
ers In Penn yvarl. did an excellent bu'hS lacking ou'
ness upon our forces, thereby saving great zeal Of
their property he'll iug not little 70 exPel US from
their soil Ii IA true that ere not welded to properly
as p,ch Yankees are and viii not fght az hard to pro
te it. but for very shame and for the sake of Southern
manhood we might thy show at least as much spirit
o.. the PnnnsN lEanians.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

S100 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub.
pIOO scIibers, our Negro Man nsmed PETER BROWN h.
Of ginger bTe sd cclo stout ba and 81 feet HIN n,
has wi In Caroline ccuny The above Will be psid for
Ms apprehension and delivery TO
jy22-eodw$ WIN IT, HARDGROve 4 70
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AZ our rOce Sale TO MORROW. Will sell 10 sTriye)-
500 Sa ks Salt
which will be here days Part hsy. hogs IN anil
Fall viii do well TO attend the sale and In their
jy23- DIS TARDY A WIIIJLhs''
Our regua Auction Sale will take pSce
THURSDAY the 23d ns encue promptly WITH CO..
Grocery sale. ~
~ 2l-3s TAaDY WILLIAMS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
nae srsrENsIoN OF THE pRATr.

The semi-oficial information which was published in
the Herald that the draft had been suspended in New
York. and that in case Of future attempt TO enforce
it. its constutionality would be tested in the courts,
under the direction OF Governor Seymour created great
Joy through the city, and much establishment was eI-
pressed that the scenes Of demolition should be oonn-
ued by those who opposed the conscription. large
number however, disbeieved the report, declaring 1t
was bu. an effort to order till regiments should
arrive wien the CONSUMPTION might be vigorously en-
forced They deduced their opinion from the fact that
neither the President nor the Provost Marshs General
lad given official notification OF such an order to the
people 1t will be noticed however, that COL Nugent
has given public announcement Of the suspension Of
the draft.
The following is a copy of Col Nugents ANNOUNCE
ment:
THE DRAFT SUSPENDED.
NEw YoRK, July l5.-The draft has been suspended
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
THE BATTLES AT GGTTYsBtsG.

We have been handed the following letter from pri-
vate J. Arthur Taylor, Company F. sth Regt. La. Vol,
to his father, W. Il. g. Taylor ESD, Second Auditor
Confederate States.
Private Taylor enlisted when he was sixteen years
old has been in constant service with the Army Of the
Potomac over two years has been wounded FIVE times
and has been in thirtyfve battles besides skrmishes
CAMP NKAR HAGEssTOwS, Nd,
.lnlv
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NFVEEE7NFE
Col. and ACrg Asst Provost Mar'll Gen

NKw YoRK, July l5.-The draft has been susrende
in New York city and Brooklyn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
rtsil SRw ToaK isiOT.
TIE PoPULARTUHULToN wEDNESD AY.-DREAD.
FUL CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE MILITARY AND !.
THE FEoFLE FEARFUL SCENES, &C., sc. i, 81

We copy from the NV York herald Of last Thurs-
day. July 10TH many details of the terrible proceedings
which were enacted i'll that city on Wednesday last
As was stated in the Wing Of yesterday the Berad OF
Saturday st days later, stated that the riot had
been suppressed that tie military part.d every street
of the city on FridAy and that lincoln had oderedthe
draft should proceed. What effect tits bfse deception
on the part of Lincoln would lave UPON the PeoEl re-
mains 70 be seen.
The Herald of Wednesday has the 70 lowing
The draft lumut which opened in blood still contin.
ues creating partial suspension of business Yestei-
day was marked by further depredations life and
property In il stance lynch law supreme, and
the general disposition OF the masses who participated
in the dturbancei to repudate all legal authority
and continue their previous career. ...-.-..
There we're rumors OF terrible things to come which
the excited people should accomplish to ma lies their
hes ility to the draft. Open opposition to 1t and
strength to maintain it was prOchlmed III the upper
districts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
TIKI STORES CLOSED.

Throughout the day the city presented the appearance
of staid holiday. The general commerce appeared 10
stand still Storekeepers in neighborhoods where mu
titude of people sacked dwellings, anticipated further at
lacks Iu the principal streets the shutters kept
up and the propetors had their doors jar III order
to suddenly close tht u in of danger.
There we're few, if any, jewelers. marts open. The
precious ems gold and trnkes were prndentv deemed
too costly temptation to be exposed to apprehended
seizure.
This movement made business Unexpectedly dull, to
the chagrn of traders. Some stores did not open
during the day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
ORGANIZATION or THE CROWD.

The multitude, whose work OF destruction and death
has been fully chronicled have been fully organized
Originally single concourse it seems to be divided
into Ave, with about two thousand men in each Each
has its district and leaders, and TO this circumstance b
owing the difficulty Of the small military and police force
to dispense them.
The pundtr which marked the approach the crowd
in some instances deprived of the sympathy which it
received when its opposition the draft led to fire
the Provost Marshas headquarters and destroy every
trace Of the conscrpdon and it openly and bitterly
denounced by the great clas who have given such
forcble indications OF their hostility to the obnoxious
law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-09

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Worcester STEPHEN p. TwISs, Attorney and Coup
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ST. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum, scald
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n r H l l. L S
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A Remarkable Cure in Bangor, OF Weak and Diseased


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