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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

near the rolling Mil on the Georgia Road. About fifty
and six ine gins s'so destroyed. Grave
charges, earn, have Desp'laid 1t the doors OF Gen.
Hoods Chief OF S.sff and Gel. hcMcksn, Chief liar
termaster of the army. The later. understand, bss
called fer court Of inquiry, which Is now beirg held
the front.
have 1t from very good authority that Gen Hood
expressed uDfesDed asto shment when he was frat in
formed that General Shoup bis Chief OF Ssf had or
dered the ordinance stores Alfalfa instead Of send
ing hem below.
"Shsll countermand the order 7" said Gen. Shoup,
on Wednesday. General Hood replied Sit 10 100 late,
srn
There has cer!a'nly been negligence displyed, ald
gross negligence ct that, by some one. Whoths scape
goa. is 10 be, remains to be eeen.
The retreat from Atlanta wa, conducted successfully
although in rather struggling manner, aud in short
time ths army will be In As good condition ever.
There is less discomfort manifesIed ia the Army than
would be opt to imsgine.
lsrge number of the troops wers inclined to be-
leve first that Hood bad been eu'gsneralet; but
better feeling, learn. prevails upon sober, sc,nd
thought and most Of them willing to admit that he
did ali that could be done with the force his CON-
mend.
All argue, however, that Johnston would have seen
the absolute necessity Of falling back without the sac
rfcs of many good aud true fell 10 the bat les
upOn the right and left wings Of the army arouad At
iAotS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
Grant aud his Men.

che sey ri tines Ilusfri,us General Grant declares
4 . The Conis1c.a.e ssss have robbed The cradle
a .ttae AVE" 10 ST. der ARMIES. Remembering bis
IS rs and ~. e q la associates, he might
-ep csr ieAIsG -ts &c tss. he L.reoln Govern.
Issas, 70 fr cc-rn'='. 70 ntrcsnaries, hsd rob-
she O. -,0.. z bells. Strike OF from
sol saLso CT srs no ds.epg; able ehGr4escrs-
gamblers, drurksTd' Tln sellers, oondOnes OF
3, Wyss, gezs. sieklsa) sVil9lsrs, convicted fslsi-
.ss. t5ic e. adTenty7crs Hoegeua:ors, AajitEs5 Of
the love-. snri Of Wa, oFsc pssois'r5 Of every
species Of inmoraiy-an5 i5efs would lot be lef Of
tie saoulder-1trap ge0'7 szesFs 10 command single
eorDa. Think u ttc 1ossi3 saj tols Of an army
whose 1S,ess L neolu loE-bred, obscene clown
A.antOO, cunning, cations, hypocrtea villAiu, who
0Ody quibOss Gu The lives Of thousands Of his people
10 tricks 10 avoid s1ehAogs OF prisoner; Hareck.
shO hss wen from ME on people the tile of ..Nalor
Gsasral Of Lar" Cant, half reformed So; Bl,er
oy Il 10 common ips,ine Of mankind, Feeogns d as
ast: dee are The Dh msiOses Of tho Yankee army
iro1n whom descend through every grade and ram
issstion Of the service the moral or rather immoral
iAsasBese thai IrisO, the whole mass q the army.
And the army itssf-AoW, and Of what L Il made
ap Look 81 the horde Of ruff las and black guards
aad eusthr0ss aud sAy Whit jail or psniieatlary has
a0s been robbed 10 bring together tbets hlrenE az
sSssins All nations have Ihsle Representatives az
sbsr uos Vecu aud aWieas CLASSES and there Il pro.
baby aot Dsral estabiShDsnt or bAad Of criminals
or loOsI.y famous for dspT4Tiy IA the civilized
Eorld thaI Aas nos lie graduate IL that molly host
Tas ROs, rSspeOs-bs element IN she Yankee army to.
day, taken q = body, e that composed Of our own
sulaEsy or kidnapped negroes. Tbe ohsFs nsEcs-
HArlss HhO were wiling 10 sell themselves for she work
q murder or robbers Who we're strsOsd By the hope
Of thunder.
81 oomuaadsd end % composed, there Is 40 wonder
~ The career Of the Yankee armies has been marked
uh ouTsgss and AtECchs ihassurpass anything related
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
HE CITY.

NAYoR's CouRr.--There was long docket On salul-
day. but Usual most of the we're too trivial to
deserye no'ics.
eter Meeks, solder, Uas charged with stealing
watch fTon William, the aiayo OF H.. John Bay. Toe
case was continued
Charles Payne VAS charged with stealing watch from
VIM. +. Mitchell. /. seemed that tie parties hayiDI
Cotton into fight about email amount OF CoDfed
money Mitchell drOpptd his watch during tho scr:m
mage aud Payne picked it up aud handed it 10 a by
sarder. II did nOs appear what the bJstander did
with the watch, though Achssgre ii should be b, Id
until he paid Payne 500 he owed him TIE Mayo
discharged the case The Michel here mentioned L.
no. the dstectiva of that name.
John Thornton cent 10 the Hastings Court f. 7
beating Jordan Miller. TGis is thu 6ght which occur
red on Book Avenue on Thursday, tho particulars Of
which We have already given.
Aune Howard was charged with keeping disorder,
htu e. and Fanny and Reubensiein we're charged
vita using insulting language 10 Anne Howard. The
case was partially examined aud continued. Tie facts
elected were neither edi;ying nor smusiug.
The casa Of Thos. r. 8 Boyd, charged with forging
the name of John Allison, oontir led.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
FROM PETERSBURG.
TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED OArTrE, THREE BUN.
DRED YANKEES, ErO. OAPIUaED BY GIN
HAMPT0NS CAVALRY.

firrR BORG, Sept lT-Gen HanptOns cavslry made
most successful dash into the enemy lines II ursda,
near Sycamore Church, in Prince Geo-gs count, ga,
enteen miles from the city, capturing tvsnty fvs hun
drsd head OF fat beef oittle three hundred prsoner
number OF horses, and ten wagons The spos ara rov
safe In tbs Confederate lines
Gregs's Division ofths Yankee cavalry made an ss
fort 20 cut CT Hampton, tu! Was handsomely aceeeS
for his palms.
Gen. Hampton and his men are in full feather, ard
esger for another ctauce at Grants choice bssf.
Sps;ja! Despatch 10 he WAio.
PaTxRsB0Ra, September, I7-Gsnersl H.un,oo
with strong force Of cavalry proceeded, dsy or Two
ago, in scar ii OF large drove Of cattle which IL
reported the enemy gisI iu the lower mart Of
Prince George equity.
lnioImatcn has just been received that on Thurs6s,
ne tuocesded 10 securing twenty d,e huadrsd be,ys.
IN the vicinity or 5, cam9re Church.
De also captured three hundred prisoners and MANY
dne horses,
Willis returning with them to the Confederate llnt.
ho wac sontrontsd ny the Yankee General 6fegs vida
diYsion OF cavalry, shem he feIcely attacked aud
routed.
The cals, horses ADD p.lsopsls are nov safe Iu cur
llnes.
This Is one Of The brill ant aad sucoassful raids
81 tee ssf, and inv.uIois IN Its rsSllta.
TIE AoJys va, received 54tu.dIJ, after our evening
saisou had gone to prsss. Tas o sl account of thu,
brilliant acaeveRsas Ut amp syns corps il published
ii another oou Inn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
RriInsnt and Pr,flable Feat.

/ TIE mos, important capture made By he Amy Of
N5r hem Virgn MIA General Ls' Since the began,
u that Iffsctsd ass week ~ General HHmpton-of
2 500 head OF bss cattle from the Tes- Of Grants
any. Tiey are worth more to ,hsn SIX times the
number Of Yankees. The reader may ssimlts for him
SILT how long such a supply vii feed Geasra L.o's
army We do nc. choose 20 fu,oish tee Yankees data
tor eypherlDg bis numbsrs, By sucl Oaloulatou-
fas successful execution Of su5a lea. demanded great
y rlnss- tkl and bOlin.5s. Tee point from which tire
D izs vas taken Nzs from the route parsasd by Gen.
Hampton, beyond tho oea.-sl rear Ct the enemy. To
make bs way u-oss.rVed 70 such point and bring of
10 large number Of thsse SLOW moving creatures
rslnE AID defeating the assault made FIR their recap
lure was an S:Aievemens taas entl1s Geo. {. and bis
.aat followers to the grateful thanks Of The country.
,e declining fame OF Grant vii suffer = still further
lsp4e when this most dST aging prank in his rear is
5un TO his people doubtless, in addition to the cat
{ quadrupedal and bu ma, h1rs 5, arms a., brought
= yby Gan Hampton, he obiainsd Information rell-
Il, % the enemy, vhioh General Lee viii know how to
& to account, hs did with 'h' Information brought
{ MOO.,Ians rear in 1852 b. ths amen.ed Stuart
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
TIE EVACUATION OF ATLANTA.
UMtIRI tOpy'
J B. EU:TIs, A. A G.

TIE EVACUATION OF ATLANTA.
A correspondent VITO left Atlanta with Hoods army,
writes to the Columbus Times:
TIE news of our reveIses upon the raj road which
reached the city about ten o'clock Wednesday night
the Slst ut and cor filmed by courers which con-
tinued to in hear q1arers uatl after midnight
decided Cen Hood TO oroer the evacuation, but il was
not until morning (Tpursday) that the army and
people generally made aware that the CITY was
certainly 70 be gv:n up.
The chief csmmissaIy Of the army for want OF u ans.
pnrt,tion, turned over 90 the Qartermssers Depart
for TO- ye, al the meal they could dispose Of He
had On bSt Abou 500 600 pou d.. OF this, however
large portion was Hsued during the day to hs troops
and the remainder, considerable amount, was given
away by sacks and cart l)ads to ths ciizene great
many of whom Aotu- ly Eutfsrng for pro sons
The ectne around the depot where the commIsaaries
stored, tho day advanced, almost beggsrs d
cip Jon. Crowds OF men, women and children gather.
ed in the ghborhood with basil cts boxes and Wheel
barroWs aud &C one tine the charge upon the iron
gates OF tho building Ifs Give that they gave
way and The crowd rushing in helped themselves for q
tins without STINT
Bags OF meal were tossed cut, az II they had been
filled with feathers and floating, so TO speak, over The
saa OF beads, disappeared 10 the distance. Hams o.
hides of bacon, cons VI boxes OF tobacco and some
tmes whole btx intact, were caught up and borne
away upon the tide. 4.
T1is Wholesale plunderiog vas checked, however,
about SUNSET and those In charge Of the disrou1on
Or, decided In more systematic Manner up 70 the time
your correspondent left at night.
The great loss which occurred however, was In ord.
nanoe. me tbirty-tHo car lads OF the nnest ord
so. IS which, probably, h've ever been collected
together in the amy Of tt nnesees IN consequence OF
tardnesson the part Of some Of the officials, pos
sibly what e worse, peouPetencY, we're backed down
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
The Rnainass of All.

Ths CHARLESTON O0Urisr depreeates the tax ABOUT
Dssee and regrets that tho expectation that will soon
oome IA entertained by 90 many. There viii be 10
,ucosss Lesoe party in the United States, our e'n-
Temporary mAin aim, until the triumph Of our arms
obliges them TO scknWledge that the snilugAnon Of
these aes Is impossible. Therefore We must rely on
deeds, 10! words. When the conviction Is forced on
the minds Of cur enemy that their labor Is all In vain,
thawe can never be overcome, then We may reckon on
a general Willingness 10 abandon the attempt. But Tor
the present. a. the Courier sa!s War is on. business
W.T. is cur cAief concern. Peace be brought abort
ONLY by war. War will finally conduct to peace.
We must fight if We would have peace, and the more
resolu,ey we fight the shorter We make the duration
Of ,hs contest We should give proof Of cur sincere
desire for peace by carrying the war with Increased
esrnestness and vigOr. ValAndigham, Long, and the
shos peace party in the Uuted States, are h:"12:
reed. The tue and mighty peace men ara on this side
Of the lne-Lee, Beauregard, Hood, Esrly, KIRBY
smith, and other valiant ehiei;ana, with the brave
under ,hem. Oar army il the real peace party. We
,usi look for peace NOS 10 the tongue d the pen,
I'M. 10 tbo sword and the bayOnet. ink will never
bring teaee. bu. blood will The 0heIgO resolutions
,,il 30 very uslI Tor the Yankees. We OF the Con
led rate States taYs adopted bus resolution, which
L. t5st BY the help Of Coo We VII achieve ous irde-
p,udslce Taas has cost a tsrrible price, but We
aus. stand up to it ti cOupel ouE enemies to admit
aas they hAVe no right to VOC on that question When
"a do that, we shall have done all, aud having
done AL We can ,hen talk about and elJoy peace
- our hearts content At the present nms war is our
IN .irsss our autJ; our salvation"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

RAILROAD CoLLIsIOH.-We regret to learn that there
collision Yesterday the North Carolina R,il-
road at Noisyils, IL miles lest OF this city be-
freight train. CO1s derAhls damage was done to both
rains, aud several passengers wee Injured among
sLOn was David Bst6uue, Esq Oommoner elect f ON
the county OF Oeso1. We dc stand no had both
Isgs brOkeU-one of them ia three places Raleigh
Conservative IAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

IMPORTANT DfcrIos-Judss Hty6urton will this
morning render adgnen. in the ha5eas corpus cue Of
the 80 harylanders. who ask to- be discharged from
the military service Of the Confederate SAFES on tie
ground that they enlisted Ia the said SERVES for three
years, and that their term Of services has expired
To Judge from recent notable cases 1t does not seem
t. make much ference how the Confederate Court
decides hdbeds corpus When It remands parties
to the military authorities thew do no. 20 into the army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
FROM GEUkGIA.
GEPLEfIJN CF Tad YANKEE Army
03sERvAN.L of FAST DAY.
sRERNAN;s ceNiKAlULAroRY ADDRESS

HIcos. siPr. le Exile, from Alaats rspor. ,ha.
5aeimin's simy Is bong rapidly dspIs.,i by msD
"hose terms Of ses'ic hsrng .x9ired going home
SINE Statements plaza lac number already az tel
!aLusand.
Yesterday Vas universally observed throughout tts
State ID day ct lasting aud prayer, by tao army sud
~ peUpis.
Toe Chattanooga Gasstts Of tn, Is b Is received /!
81, that Waeees has Deea driven from Middle Ter
.ssaes By sisidmM a3eg.u'i staff nsd ardred 81
chattanooga.
Saeim Al has i+su!d o)ogfa!uatory address TO his
Hmy, saJ a, tins: they had compIesed Q great o.m-
Jagn. and Gna: the is VI AIus. must Do attributed
% mistake 10 Hood 10 sending bis ,alry to the reer
W. must cOucede," he tsys, 30 our eseny that 10
NET u, patiently aud sIiliuy bu. Last he made The
nistaxe We had AWAITED lung in sending his cavalry
our rear, fac beyond the reasl OF recall. Insanity.
cavalry hs only naming real, aud We TO
,'ei quickly VIII tue mHu ARM, aud AIinta fell
INTO our possession"
,KcosD DssPATcE
RAeos, Sept. II Ii is reported With a eonsds sbls
show OF Iulh, tha. General Sherman has scot sn in
rom,i II qless for G,vernor Blown, Wee Peetdent
Stephens, and major H. " Johnson, ~ meet him il
A,lauta and have talk about psacs.
Big. Gen. + A shoup has bsea relieved Of duty %
chief of staff TO Gen. Hood.
tiles from AJana coa.iuus Co come Into our lines.
seven bundled ia nes have arrived in the most des!-
70 condition imaginable.
Ge' erals Hood and Sherman tsvs agreed upon
,pe,Id exchange OF 900 prisoners. Seven hundred
Of the number will b SILT r,ard to night for lhss
nurp)se
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
ExoDUs OF TIE A LANrA RX(LEa.

From The Lnts!igenOsr We also copy the fol owing
In accordance With orders from General Sher man, The
eKJdu, OF the inhabitants OF ALBANIA begin Oh Monday
morning. large number D, them have arrived IL
bacon and excited by tl1ir presence g'esS deal tt
synpathy and curiosity from their many visitors
Among Ihe most prominent citizens who have arrived
mere are Mr.. JAS. Clark aud family, and Mr. SidDSy
R0ots family. These refugees report that great des
Ut 81 firing distress exists IN tho ciy the genera.
condi ion of which pc, ented being terrible.
The ci iz,ns who come South are not permitted &c
brig auy household stu OF any ovnsequsuce, The
Qlauuy beng very limited, whilst thoss who tsV,
oIossn 10 20 Sorth carry what they Wish. Toe ne
groes with lew e1ospiona have elected to remain
18th the YanKees. There no doubt entertained
this point by ~ who had good sense, that she,
would do TO when opportunity occurred hence theIt
il little surprise created by the announcement, and
little sym patny extended to those who uuwisey KEEP
heir male servAnIs 10 suoa 4 dangerous locality.
The removal will ccsupy the entire peroi OF toe Ar
10 stce III as large number Of PARSONS have ON
GUIDED 10 20 North doubtless tue re- Doval will continue
0uring q Logger period then the truce. We learn that
Shermahs order has been tXen lea to all he towns anc
vii gas in the military occupi ion OF the Yankee srmy
Tau, ID determined TO depopulae aud desCIts toe
country IN his The people in the villages AID
toW-s ROrg the s ate Road beng thus eu jectrd 10
The barbaIOus command Of eIpatralion wi. be in
Uur midst or else be North, ethtr OF which coz
CioLs be great Calamity 10 them in the present
condition OF the eOuuty.
On account Of tbis extension Of the ord,r large
number OF people expected lroQ hiris.ta and lhr
various places above, by their friends, who await
Ing them.
This e1patriation policy OF Sherman merits the con-
domination OF civil Esd naobs IL ia tho very summit
OF brutality, and could only have bsea invented by
head whose soul is stamped With devils own h d.
Jus image. In it, revived the most bArbarou
pr cple Of hat has ever disgraoed the most VI
civ d nations Of the esrh, together With his iayoii
pduople that destruction aud aauiai anon ID tho oh
Ject OF war the barbArsm perpetratsd With the cold
hearted pu zee AMI ac.iol of sr cisionef.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
Greeley and Mcclellan

Alta Lincoln TalAGaLon needing IN New York last
.ssk Horace Greeley made speech, IN which, inter-
,rs,iDg TIE RAaI ore platform" All explaining the
oolcy Of the Black Republican per1y he expressed hH-
elf N tae iolioWug language which We copy that the
r,aser nay &c hoa near 70 the Lincoln programme
Mcclellan gets in his letter Of !ePAnce. Sad Greeley
, NON al We ask OF them -, taat they shall d. RhAt
hcy cave sworn do, instead Of what they nave fore
sWCrn themselves By attempting 70 DO tAa IA shat they
snail sustain the Laws OF tnelr cJuory instead OF AZ
.mpting 70 destroy sEd overthrow tRe Other.
rb. Il yeIy sn pls AMI easy way Of attaining peace
Waen ha sutjye. vi OiPa ponslmenT was discussed in
Che French Republic OF rIisoTs on sna seeing
Al nuOa said az tJ,ths taD5tiiy Of me- said 'Lst
NssseuFs the AssAzsns, se. lie example, Now, all
hay have 70 co ls " say tue same thing Lat them
.st: we are tired OF thls, sCd We vii. nGgoGAte-
Ba. tdsy lay no suGH suIrg. lLa5 you can plain
euouga oy Gilmore, or kirGe, AID Vol jacques gong
10 z snmvuc. Tney sAIu . J.HsrsOn DAVIS: Now The
i.leaIisnI W4nt5 p ace do Is Wnlng 70 maze peace
% eIms taLG NIu DO IqlADe and lair 70 you, but the
[, aiyu mus. stand Aa5 - laws Obeyed. l. IL not
,,uouor.olo " vOsy me AVS rnery stand the. Os5s
rG Ia 20 Ire as good IA, IN 10 tUF Us. Tie Ounsti-
IL ol VS. II ado Dy their iath,Ts as Oy CuEs, and IL
% l.utul ou and iuCso laws aT0 tqdA IIsa 3 for thea
no t.r Is. They hAvs slDg!Y U teS the line
Il pexs.s; ore pcAsJ eau Whisper TO TIE other. I'VE
70 ursd VI hghul; We Wals pace; We propose 10 90
Usux sad DC psgeS, and there ID nos 0ae Engie
L uem J. fsgsUn DAVIS dOun, who has the least ap-
rsAenson Vi personal SJns> Isn0se 20 hin.ef. Jne
4 hem t,s = LuAt tBers 20 any sucn E4nRunarJ
Z cuJ,oLs a. have attended the oVeiJhreW OF reVou
,o.s IA Ol1er e0uLuiss. TlsJ may every Ole 90 IS
.u.eo OF most ample pSOErcIon, EV1 eny in HE
rsOl but esI9.es aO Il they viii COINS iCrRaId Aad
~ down tlelr arms, and cObJdy AXIS thAG they shRn
ave aBy isss gos,F 70 IDs Uu0.s lhsn oar 5.stes"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

sHooTISs ATTAIR.-About o'clock last evening q
dilcul.g occurred st store on Commerce street De
tFeen Capt. .. Wells aud Major F. A. Myers in which
the former shot uy the latter The ball penetrated
h. right breast and passed through the bodv, cting
dangerous if not mortal wound. Tle difficulty RreS
ou5 Of he settlement Of some accounts Capt Wells
sent 70 the hospital and M.jor Myers surrer dsred
himself to the city authorities and bailed in the
sam Of $40 600 Mobile Reg, llth,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

HU rNss coUaT-A large number Of indictments for
exhibiting add betting faro were to have been tried
on Saturday, bu. detective Rsce, who was the princ
pal Witness ha'iog BEEN severely woandsd IN krmish
with deserters and being unable to sppsar the cases
were continued to the mex; term.
There being no further business, the Court adjourn.
ed The fles Imposed BY ths Court at iris term on the
yCIators Of the gambling aud tq1or laws, will toos up
over $4,000.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
SHELBY'S VICPOaI 1T ARKANSAS.
DESTRUCTION OF GROWING COTTON, Fro.

CLINTON, MSS, s'pt 10 -jhsby's victory In Aesan.
,as was complete. The ralrosi was torn up foe sss-
raj miles and ooe entire regiment Of Yankees CAP
tursd
The army worm has Destroyed all the Gotten crops
IN the Mississippi riv,r from YckJbarg to New Or
.ecns.
TIE ,clloT fever is worry violent g: Key West and
cortugss.
HcosD DErArca
GRIsADi, Wis Mob H., SIP. ls.-hsmphis dates to
she Is h rec ,ved. Gov. Flapsg.n, of Arkansas,
b.s eslied sps cial 80 'sion Of the Legislature.
Communication belweep Memphis aad Little Book Ia
INTERRUPTED,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
FROM MOBILE.
ENGAGEMENT WITH A YANKEE GUESS6if
THE FISH RIVER EXPEDITION.

hrsrLs, Sep. l6.-A gauboat yesterday come close
sh re near the mouth of Dog river, when our asld
ostery OPP I'D on bor, giving her a few good shots
when the enemy rstr.d
ia reported that tbs ensmJ have rep dred the qua
boat .lnes aud rusher la commission.
The Fiah river expedition returned, badly psppsIsd
by ou' cavalry.
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"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. siSHfs.
RICHMOND WHlG.
uoyDAx woRNuSG, SEPT. Is, lss4.
EVENING WIG.

va shAn publish, to-day, 1t o'clock P. H., and
sv,y succeeding dag Sundays eIoes'ed) at the same
so,r. an evening edition of the Wing. TIE kVening
Wig will contain te latest news by mail and telegraph
up The hour Of going to Prsss editorials, local intel
Lss CO, sc. "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

FIsE.-Abous one O'Clock Saturday night the oiRco
Of the lumber yard ef j. A. Bslvn, D DAD street be-
low 18Th was fred BY an Incendiay and partially con-
sumed before tho arrival of the fremsn Who ho~evsr,
rescued all the property Of value In the building and
prevented the spread of the ,mes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

CHARGzD wIrH GONE TO fHs YAsKKRa--On sa,ur-
day J. F. Taylor, John Head, Nike Dunnaysnt, O
AlgIn and II. Ryan, were arrested below r: okst's,
charged with bsDs about to 60 to she ensmJs Inca
Taylor was committed The rest of the party was die.
charged,