The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-18
JUNE rs, uei


may MORNING june Is, nci
,.r.e DESPATCH Is sold 10 News
',u..t I4xfNTy CENTS per cory.
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.c vAI NEHs THE ENEMY RE
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6tNS RAIDERS, %e.
r,,c Yesterday morning fumors Of the
c.,ar.blr sort we're in circulation in
"a q, !hc situation OF ailiirs on The
.ls.!t. sai every man at the street cor
-h,1 sosue new piece of Information to
...aei, Ae to bis neighhor. The most
-...-.5.e report WAS TO the effect that
..,-e.s! made AZ attack upon the enrmy
-, .'.l-ck oa the previous uighi, aud
-,. .rsia j.r away from the front oi Pc
..-e ,4Yt.riug thousand prisoners
.g.su5, cJnG.med by any information,
sa-1,a,lH.se, received rs the day ad.
.f .l& The following dispatch from
,......: I'D con 'e1ning the operations
........f.y, N.s considered good enough
t... .y III pai'i,s:
F- aatr4.. Jane lG-pf0 r. NJ.
H95-
lbetu-a.y made two attacks GA ctr
. fs.- sllc.Hnou. They we've repuls d
.-.|s. We captured about iaar hundred
-4.-. u-.at.HE eleven commissioned
,,. Tue, buIoug ta lhe 1T brigade { t
j e.,..'s .osf4 Aiiquiri At this moment,
i .~-.lt4l q. T. baAURCaAsp a
.aru.e, al enmmdu.eation having been
,-.a by tut tucmy, IL was Impossible to
.ay te.a.!,d sec.unt Of the days opera
4 -.. IL. .uLots were, however, driven
.4aysA ilt 5la4 during the evening, and
t.L<.. l.ue being again in our posses
... ~ necessary repairs will soon be
... I"o miles of the track were de
Jed. tacd side of PoIt Walthall June
...s.<.c,u niles from Richmond.
scp1rLei yesterday that ight took
4..e AL lAarsday night below Dfewry 5
a.H. t,sulng ~ the Ieeapture ot The
Iastoult5 al uowletls. This is con
. .4.1 - the following dispatch from Gen
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H'A"Q i'a ARMY OF NORTHERN A
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... ksnAt OPERATIONS NEAR PETERSBURG.
NetclgGrd last night iui particulars of
t.- lrltirg on Thutsday in the vicinity OF
fH,r'trg- The enemy npeurd on our
.uc4 u t.h heavy guns At ..n early hour in fLe
H".G.gr, on the City Point road, and were
isl.-Iel TO with spirit This was kept
0.tr -5 at an hour, neither side gaining
"' 0lftl!d alyAntage. Ia The afternoon a
.a ~-s'"-- UI5 made Hpon Gen. Hoke's
'i H1".r dt'I5ion occupied entrench-
4a Big Hht-H Aad been hastily thrown up
t0.at Wednesday hight, ia position facing
lt'e4"- mae t. twelve inciusiye The ene-
l-I HJr,uu ia tLree lines of battle. aud
a-. jucs ,hAfrea, hnl were each line re-
! '. ri with h-tly loss.
tu,,..l..hf IN 1b. v;,;ni,r Of
J, Lam, heavy firing continued during
ile oa;er portion oi the day, but
i'a ia the afternoon it became quite
ae'e'r, t4@ enomy attempting to carry
"' "elA7 ~ assault This portion OF
Toe l"e7 MAS Occupied IN the NOM
by .1''J by the militia The enemy
A~''ts s"1' Sedea Ia hofihg Two or three
''-''''''~' III tAA' o4Ietisoh' sheiiod our men
'''t'H..i' bal thcy Giilahtiy stood their
'''""- ""''4 our bAi'eilts cohia DC piaccd
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vs. '''"' N"1'tuaiiS' lhe following are the
'''-''' 'i INC ihii''ia hniea-f. Ihos.
- "uo Nathan haag. Wounded-Major
H. 'a'eAeF, Commanding forces, slightly;