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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

NV AS committed TO the jan OF the city OF
w Richmond, the 8lSt o. January last ss runaway,
old negro named LUCINDA 6he committed asthe
property Of Thomas Moore but abe belongs 10 Joshua
Keeth, Of fRuquer county She Is q1te black feet or
inches high, AID about 40 years old
committed striped calico dress blue bonnet and
black shawl is requested cone forward, prove
property pay charges or she Ing law
1H0B u DUDLEY
ec3-ilm Bsrseart City OF Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11
VIA, ~. rAsKIs DID II LI1rSsroN.

The fOTouiug extract from a liter from friend IN
IIxhgOD, gives some particulars Of the conduct OF 'oe
Yansses Whit they held possession Of Lc1ngson' Va:
On PAdAy morning, the II Of Jane, before O'CLOCK
the enemy made their SpPearanea on he highlands On
Nrs CsmsrOs farm, the opposite side Of the rvsF'
About th time MoCAusand drew his forces across tne
river, setting are TO the btidge BE then planted his
artillery On he ridges on the town side and Is soon e
" YAaE:Sl gave him chance hs OPsnsd "a thaA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11
SPECIAL oRDERs,

No. s.
Xxx DnGsdisr General John II. Windsr II Be-
aske Immediate enquiry and report without de-
ist The names rank Regiments and corps a.
fcsTs, and thelength Of lime each hes been u
-, In each he Ell fe9sire oopy Of q
TIA sEosr 10 abeent from his proper command;
the city, oopy OF the order BY which be was pu'
XXX. whenever appears that an oGce-
Richmond, he VIII he Esnt forthwith 70 kts prcpe
ths fact reported 70 thi once for further Gc.io
aenk
D. command Of the Secretary Of war.
e.gaeO JOIN wITHEkS
Asst Adit Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11
VERY IMPORTANT TO ALL CARPENTER

WANTED-The descendants or other rela
w uvrs Of BusHRoD cARPEHTEs Esq, who lived about
the year 1900 KEg and Queen county Va nPPg y letter.
post Barer 81 Upper Bedford place. London
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11
FAoH PErERsBURG.

TIE passengers by the Poe Jug rAin las! night re-
ported all quiet-soarOey shell hAviog b'en thTo"n ct
tae city during the day. The reported assaults up'n
our ntreuohmens Friday evening turn out to have
been no aslau:s at all leading corresponds, Of the
press who left Petersburg yesterday evening, says that
on Friday evening both parties seem - have determined
a. the sane time ~ feel the strength OF eaco other,
hence il is mates ss 10 dOub. who made the drss dem
Ons.saloa He thinks that tho UOniedera es were On
the move a i:tle before the Yankees. ElbOdy was
aurt, and tbs affair amounted to nothing. rhs Express
Of Saturday contained nothing Of interest," simply be-
cause there WAS nothing 10 publish.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11

FGOA soUTRWASTERA MISSISSIPPI
friend has furnished ths MhsiIsPpiAn With the fol-
loving s1.rao. from private letter hOm oiyta, ki.
slssippi, dated the GO.h ultinO;
"Deserefs IN squads Of tens ali esns are daily ar
rivirg hse from Bank army, scd 'h,y tell an awful
tale General BlekGer passed through here 81 ro"ts
70, the Trans Mississippi aud Effected his coming with
out any tn ubo Oar force keep the TAnka inside their
works at Blton RIugs Ead Port Hudson, and desroy
the Government plantations on the cOlst. courier
Just 10 from Clinton reports the destruction Of Yam
kes Government planter HIS egrOes and mules are
nov on their way out"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11

]. d. K. eLuoEf, Secretary.
~ 5o1thern papers requested 10 copy,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11

DIVIDEND.
THIS President and directors of the Bank OF
she Com saith have declared dividend Of ~ per CEN
net 70 stoskhodsr which paid {, tAsn on and asr TIT
lst J1y next, 49,. a. o.,.....,. a,..a. r.,
"i i.s y gIt~ y '"' J. B. MORTON, csshiss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11
HrADo'Hs, DEBT OF eEs
Ri1Esosp, Nc7, l.,
InTRin.l
SPECIAL ORDERS,

Y. In obsdisnes 70 inEhastlens ffcn he 4. a.
the following order 10 rspabushsd for Ms info ssLo2
kpJT AND rzsr'R GENEzALF G.
RIounoD, Apr d.
fExSRkoEl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11

I'LL E q, EFT e:
IL Flat bastard and sEooth ales
n round and square Ges
kound Bastard nles
Nails, TsckF, Hining Hoes, Manure FORKS, 80, -.
For sale low sy -
ty1-eod4t Ma. e Main Street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

SUGAR CANE FLoUs.-Whil, the papers are all giving
very general and useiul inf nation regard 10 the
manu- OF syrup and sugur from the Chinese Sugar
Gaze W. DO not Ject to have seen a reference 10
"a adVantagS Ill the production OF bread. An in Of
gsnt gentleman Wrtes US as wheat crops we're light
some parts Of the Ountederscy aud the stsf of liz,
kelly be scarce, 1t may be we'd for your readers 10
know that excellent scllt aud fair light bread may b.
made from the -four Of the seed Of Sugar Uue have
t,a the bread mJssli ami found TO be very good
Zoe gentsmln at whose house the bread Has prepared
formed me that from of tue white SEED cane
he CD aimed tour barrels Of -four. understand the
crop r. markedly promising in all parts of the Con
ID racy and tue time tor harvesting it ia approach
ing lfTlng may be saved BY carefully saving the
assd"
AZ this information comes from one who has seer
the thing tested it Wolld be well to give it trial
Another gentleman Informs that ne has never tried
any thing beIGer Tor iateng hoga. He fed it laat fall
and says he never had better pork in his e L. ia
tinly nrs- ate poulry, and peo Die soy it 10
respectable substitute Tor coffeeAbirgd0n Vtgirian
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
Gen. Bsaursgard,s New Command

We we're mistaken yesterday 10 excluding al Of
Georgia fem the D9oarsHen: to which Gela'al Beau
regard las b,s1 sssgnsd, well GO i i8Clu1ng en-
tooSy. Tbs boundaries Of the Department we've given
in 1Oning edition of yesterday. As they embrace
tlat part Of GsoTgS in which General HoOa's army is
low operating, it IS 20 be Inferred that General b. will
sAVs Tho general direction Of that army. This, we
prs.uus, designed BY she President ia the cor
rsspoEd,1ce that occurred between himlelf AID Gen.
Joheson relative the authority OF the later, while
commanding the Department then occupied by the
armies of Bragg and Psmbegton, he took the position
th4t tn General commanding Department had con-
Iro, Of al the tIoOPs in it. and nigh, take command
10 pe,SSn VIXEN AMI where he pleased. Ulles5 there
fore restrained by tho transferring order, General B.
Low commands tho Army Of ths West though, We
psesume General Hood retains position acting
commander, jlss IS Grant commands the Yankee army
in front OF r edmond, though nOminRly commanded
by General Meade. Believing this to be the arrange
usnt, happy to ind that the csnsurs conveyed
1 u cur notice yestsr lay vas uldeserved
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
Mr.. sala i'd letter t, the L1naon Telegraph, refers
TO Mr.. Beecher thus /:

Mr.. sala, i'd letter - the L1naon Telegraph, refers
TO Mr.. Beecher thus:
have had the greatest difficulty In ling my
self tia; the coarse vulgar, uubeaded nan who occu-
PIES the rcsIum in American Dissenting ohurches-ror
spoutJg ike an suctioneer, now like Trolling player
now loling in an arm caar while the hymn ia being
sung-was q priest Of any creed TDis, of course,
Ariss fom prejudice and from having been bror It up
n the Church Of EOgand. To prtjGticed pelsous the
SEW zee OF TIE Ohuron should be- to ceran extent
mJstey AID eosaed lar beyond tho petty eEvircns OF
daily lie PFeuiicad persons look upon tho priest as
MAJ set apart. When their priest is funny prieat,
or abusive priest, they are apt-in their prejudice
to look upon him with admiration but wi Ii horror
There is hipg mysterious about the religion of the
masses here. The Episcopal Methodsls" have "tol
turkey supper celebrauons," and the "Churoh of the
LILY Trinity" sdVertses 'oam bake feast aud straw
Derry ice cre iesti's." TIE pupits ore draped 10
party re, the preacher reeks from last nights stump
oretory aud the piinters devil is saJg with the DR. Of
OF his last polite sermon TO BIZ inserted in the mex
w,ek's Independent. Everybody is fsmila! with the
Scriptures; Scrptura jokes Of the most abo nina
aspnsmeus KIND the ps arts in the garlanc
OF American humor. 10 isc the money change "a have
got tie temple, AID there no m ans OF driving
Gnem cus but the Press aud the L.vitas have in
their tura gone down town. and are great in WILL street
and at Ianaoy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
A PosslblhtY of the Future

Mayor Jotn T. Monroe OF New O.isans, publishes in
she Nobna TFibsHs letter WI ca wit A;trao notice
Alto, tAkicg the ground that there Is ncs the rsmo-
fest probability OF Nee elan beng elected" aud that
u there Es-e nothing advanIsgeou5 could be hoped
for from such result, sinee, whatever Mcclellan may
be hs As 3 military man, as politician be Is msre
trucking, cunning dsuayosus," and that even a.
R.Rds the manner Of ooSdusnt hs war, be would have
60 employ che sane Buffers, Han ss5 Tu;ehns, shsr-
idan, shsruaas, mails, Grants, Wash5uF1es, Assdss,
Hookers, Avsrills, Sni.bs-ss Lnsola has the sane
hrs.ng KeEsans and Other foreigners the sane stolen
sgroes, Aod the same Yankee aeuds to sht "a. Add,
even though he should Wish to prevent them from per
pst-stng their woaisd blrbares be sOud be ulehT
ab,eHthe writer refers ia tie following terms 20 Al
smployed element Of military strength IN he Coaleders t.
Sa.sa Whoa, should it ever becoma necessary aud the
ai..rnatVs b whether We should be overwhelmed with
Ous or sa5sd by IT, there c-ua be no hesitation about
ing. saoa an alternative, We nsed not ssy Is vry far
fror being presented at this tiu,se de rot thak is
sSs win bscone practical q Sesion-bul is0an d. no
ksa 70 Iays our attention vel as that OF to snsny
sistssd 70 Is - PcSsibls eventually Of shs ESi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
HINT, 70 Property HolderG
JOIN 7. hOSRoI,
EaJo. Of New O.leGns.

The COashtltieRaItSt, soVeruug 70 the calculating
and .of5h spirit which, in the bOsoms Of some, has
usurpsl the plaza Of that noble generosity With which
IN the beginning they opened heir purss-strings aud Of
i,rd to lay their ell on the altar OF the Couatry,
says:
LIST Us suppose for mOmen. that Property has
sde peace that the ampest guarantees have been Civ
On for is protection aud that it is conpacently mg
Cling over the half loaf had proVienty sRVed from
the WFok that has OVertaken lie former m0isty. Let
us suppose further & a. the enemy have not only given
this Ruarart7-Ehich IS inprObasls-bu. honestly il
IND 20 observe (which is improbable s.-and
sss whs reason P,OpetJ will have to Congratulsse it.
elf on the jG3aeEs Of its VisWs the Eagaciy Of lie
&C icnB.
How long, to keep 20 cur simils of the loaf, when
tbe Nor il starving will i. refrain fron the bread Of
the SOUTH How lopg when taxes eating the sub.
stance Of toe cor qusTOr will the cOrq1erors spare the
substance OF che How long vii the InoissD
the Pennsylvania, the New EnglAnder submit to pay
the same sx the S0uther1er when 1t needi only his
oEr ballot TO lessen his Own burden and make that CT
bic enemy doubly EeVereS
L., Property ponder these queries They are whole
sms topics ana viii bear mueu rumination. T5ey arc
III Ihlg sugS5s,Vs too, and i Is MT improbable may
teAch P.cpery that human nature ia the same row ss
ever aud that it is not in human nature to give up
deaFl, -1Ougat advantages,
To. North has lost much blood In this war, spent
much money! aad suffered little humiliation, and if
Il uqusr Us BY fraud force, pesos, mast as
uredly indemnify itssh to tbs utmost Of is power at
Que .Ipensr. IL uold rot spare us 1t it could, and
ccud not # l. would. l. has already robbed in war
o on .laf loaf, and in would iulaolY cheat
a. O.. e the oshog. F3hdng, it is tul We have lot
5o~e, hui b. fighting sull may cave eome. Tie gims
"a .;il nrtb and luck may turn. Submitting, We lose
a. aud closing she tables, throwing ID the cards, re-
zile ms d. give up the game aEs ruined with
-u the com'Ot OF knowing that We fought Gu;
-. L. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
FhOA hEXlUO.

We copy the follo"ing news from Mexico from the
latest Northern papers received;
KLPoErkD pEyIAF THE rRlECK AT DURANGo-ooI-
Tos CULTIVATION IN sIRALoA.
sAH FAAReIs0o, Sept 26-Ine sieaner John l. Sc
p ems oLgs AdVlces fom NossAWessrn Esxico " pc.
ism, and 81 00e i'll Duiiion.
The Nc 1lean troepI are reported to have gained q
decided DarSDgo oy. IL has probably been
evacuated by tss FseIeD, who were greatly 0ntnum
oeIed.
Eight to ten thousand acres Of cotton are under cu
tvsIlsn III Sinaloi with hne prospeos.
There ID great rejoicing in UAturns over Shsridans
victories.
Greenbacks are solling a. 62.5S cents per dollar.
loDkdenos in Amer bottoms fJr Ohinsss ira 10 il
greatly reduced.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

SoBGHUN koLAssIs Til article, which sold here
two or three monhs syo at $50 Gallon fell in pro,
pee, of tho abu dlnt new crop, to $50; aud since Il
new crop has commenced coming msrke. il has sold
ss low ss SIC There will be go vast a quantity made
that We cuubt not it will isl stil lower We trust co,
for getting into common use, viii greatly relieve the
demand for meat, which If, or appears to be- scarce
$40 and is is expected TO fa to SIS by the barrel 10
Selma Als it has fallen from $50 10 S.; ard sugsr lie
expected to fall ia proportion. Il Oolunous, Gl., NO
lasses has sold at auction a. s. 70 $780, and it ia ex
psofed to fall lower At Charlotte molAeses has sol3
a. $40, and bsc)n at -PdysiepHs IN o. Observer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
FROM PETERSBURG
ALL QUIEf YESTERDAY.
Grants Losses Last Week.

PrEnRuiG 0st A. P. N.--Ths enemy are busy
tortiiyrg their new poeitor Fort Mckee
Thsy have shown no dspo,ion to sdvAro, to-day, CT
to assault our works
All very quie. along the lines To-day
Persons from Grants rear say that he has moved
everything end every man up 20 the br asSorks aad
the country behind his lines is uncovered.
By bis last move Grant has glined one mile more Ia
tie direction Of the sCutt-side R,rOsd but /, still 81,
miles from it.
The ensms losses 10 the fgh. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday are estimated at four Thousand ours waa rot
one fifth of ,hsse f,urel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

NorHIss RIsKrD.-As many encomums have been
bestowed--and deaervedly, too-upon some some Of
our well kept restaurants in the city. 1t Is proper that
others equally Is meritorious should be remembered -
Therefore, our readers cannot do better, whenever they
feel inclined to enjoy hour with their friends than
by patronizDg Frank GJf Of the Gm Saloon, on Main
street, between h and 10h. Gof Is trump card,
keeps good house, and is patropiz,d BY class Of
customers whose association with no man need be
ashamed Of. B,edss, his assistant manager, DAbney
Smith, lie very respectful and as good boy "a ever
lived Gall at the Gen" and tssiy yourselves that
THAT IL sid u correct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

ARRIVAL OF Nh TIKI RIyss--Tas many friends Of
saie arrival IN the 0oHf,derats linss he bad, IN
der5t9ns, obtained pormissi)l from tle Yankee Ru-
horiis3 TO vs Prizes Gso,Ss county, and While there
Wcs p,-r-d by one OF our scouts a1d brought off,
Mr.. RVes HGs eactured, il will be remembered during
TIC u raid upoa this city and though an Old man,
wa thTosn into prssn, and has never sin0s bean 70
ls6sCd.-Ps! ESprSss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
|, direction,

msnts and scattered ths snsmy In every direction,
though he captured but few.
BE i now marching on towaid Richmond.
left Gen. rnsy where the Mil road intsrseoss the
New Market aud Richmond road.
The whole country is filed with held fot'incatl0ns
thus far. U. GRANT,
Lieut. General
MovruEsrs on our RIeHr-THI lrpULsx AT BATTERY
War DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. o., Sept. 3d.
Moi. Gen Diz, Nsw York A despatch from Generai
Grant, dated hafpast o'clock this afternoon, at Oty
Point states tbas General Warren tackled and carried
tho enemys line 10 day on their extreme right, cap
turing number OF prisoners He Immediately pre-
pared to follow up his success.
General Meade movsd from bis left this morning and
csrred the enemy's line near Poplar Grove Church.
A later despstcb dat this evening ay5 p N states
thai General Butler P. NJ reported that the enemy
b, just assaults in three coumns on his line,
near Ohaif "a farm, and bad been repuleed.
rse rest Of tbs despatch is made up Of news from
Rohmond papersl
+ EDsN N STANTON,
secretary Of War.
IMPORTANT FROM MIssoUAI-PRfsss ONWARD MovIMEsr.
ST.. Louis, s. pi. 80 The rebels were driven back
ut Phot Kasb with great slaughter and ofcsd to re-
| tire. ruis Is Yankee lie. See later news below.
One brigade of Gen. Smithe forces Stationed
| at Weiemac Bridge, lev miles below Jefferson Bar
racks, he remainder OF ais command bel az he la
| Ter place.
Nothing is known this morning Of the whsrs abou!s
Il or movements OF the enemy.
Tho towns Of Iron.oI, Arcadis, Mineral Point, snc
Poos, suffered srea. injury. Ihs condition o. afairi
below De Soto is unknown.
LATEa.-The NAL agent OF the Southwest Branch
i R4Irosd arrived to nigh.
He reports that General Ewing reached Harrisooi
SAXON aoou 10 O'clock last ngni, soseiy Pursusd d
the sHsy Fsnting has been going Oh, on. The iS' vi
unk Toe IT, al Is this sde OF Harrison, anc
he 20 wns OF Cuba aud B,uroon burning Harrison
| berg between these two Towns. The euppOsition i
.uA The both sides Of th n point, severnl
| coDmut isaon with bosh III. Louis and kos.
Escaped PRISON 70 Woo arrived ~ D. Sofa Ida,
reJvrs hat Plot Knob still beId by the ksCels on
their Eumb,rJ ana probable movements are unknown
/; lie understood tina; portion OF Gan. Smths fore
SARA 10. franklin, the intersection OF the Pacific aae
southwest Branch roads, iorty mes west OF here, To-
night
from MIDDLE frEEKssrH-ToERlsr AT TAYlrfIvuLr
NAsHsILLr, Sept So.-Forrost, on the night OF III
2s.n was at Fayetteville, with nearly his whole force
| On routs 70 the Chattanooga IallIosJ.
General Rosseau was rs OnrisIisna last night Tni
morning there has been NO tslegrspnis communication
| south OF hurfreesb9ro'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

J'hn n Handrtn, E.q, OF stauuiCD, Va, has been
appointed Treasurer of tie Confederate States in place
o. Nj Z more. We have had the pleasure Of knowing
Mr. L. many years. and eaA assure those to whom no is
stranger that no more judicious appointment could
have been made. His inslEgerce, integrity and bus &.
ness capacity are OF character - make him vAlua-
Cla sion 10 The public ssrvcs in this Of is
moss In lrians posts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

ARRIsrID As SrL-Polcvman Caleb Orone tuez
cesded yesterday IN caplor NJ notorious individual
named fhouaA Moore, easIg,d with beng spy, ihs
accused oiaIms 10 DO naive Of Nsm Y,k cry, desert
I'd from The Yankee service az Charleston s. u, aud
from .hsrs cana 70 tIs city. Since arrival here Ls
has only shosn himself the streets altar dark, and
his conduct team that Of skulker and seeker
Aiar negro ssaocxsss. Moore VAS arrested st the
house OF j. Duf ds.srtsr from Iur service, residing
IN tho Valley. T4sy ssrs b0.h connittsd to Castle
rLundsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
InnrHr, YlnrIr popaI for the protection of th.I

AKofHRR YANREB U0DjH Tor the Protection OF their
pecous carcasses has dst been discovered by bos
T. ,nssts Of s all piece OF looking glss which is in
eenously ATTACHED TO the stock. and scientifically ar.
saneed 20 as to cs the sights and any obi ct com ng
within range With the assistance of this apparatus
hey cen place gus through the head legs or over the
for6oltious and sasot sa9kwArdi as it WERE Nithout
exposing aay portion ofthsif bodies.
our boys we're frat Fac,e1 b. constant fling from
positions where, with The utmost vigilance h,y could
not obtain glimpse of tie parties fcug, Iu the pock-
es OF SONS prisoners captured lew days since those
tie mndJ Of our boys Whr coud lhus accoua, for the
singular STEERING in the sunl ght which they mad
ght CT from time time Thisis shsad of the breast
plstes-k ET0et of letter 10 the Ool,iua6Es Ii,ass
Gscrgl W. BAher NA Isfsf N, ar Of the 9bIh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

On the 81 Instant at the Wgwa, Amelia county, WILLIAM
POWERS In the s1ih year of hi ago.
fends Of the family invited to a..
tend his tie Fl st Baptist Church, MORNING a.
~ o'clock t.-
ThuTJdsy September 2sh 1884, yellow fever Oharescn
s. q, Capt p my BRYAa, General g. Besufeg ras
stSf Ia Abe thirty -tourth year of his sge.
eV Baltimore sni hiice Georges papers please copy.
XII o. In OF Toe wirness the nght OF Say
Eh Lieut. BAMURL LANE HAYdAN, OF the TN North Carr
ns RegIm emit native Washington, o. La the 2h year Of
hisS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
FROM GEORGIA.
GEN. HOODS ARMY In REAR Oh ATLANTA
sHkRAAs's CohhUsIoATIcEs CUT.

GHTrH. Oct G-An accounts agree that General
Hoods army ID well in the rSsr Of Atlanta.
reported positively that vs held the railroad be-
tween Vlling and Marietta.
brigade Of Yankee cavalry came on! to FA:rburn,
on the West Point road YESTERDAY, and attacked The
command OF Gen. lIsrson who feu back, after leaving
one or two killed and wounded.
They are reported at Fayetteville this morning, but
his ia doubtful.
Aprsoner takon In that 6sat says that no train has
arrived at Atlanta for six days.
Military men here believe that sheruaars army viii
bs forced to abandon Atlanta and cut its way out Ia
very few dayS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

matrimonial newspaper is TO be established in Pa
RE. Il is to be devoted exclusively winning the hap.
pinGHs Of subscribers aud correspondents. The tile
oicssn in L Echo NuDtloI, and the motto "7oues les
a,Rss sORtf s1s." AL Souis are Kin" Every day
the Eoho Nu1ial Will ru ish several columns o
"wans" emf ".fsrs," and aljo sh r. correspondence
between the advertisers tcgsher with review of ths
matrimonial market announcing day By day, whether
there a bfisk demand for widowers or Nidows and
whether the bn'inpsl n msmonsi exchange 10 good.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
TH CITY.

SuaPnDED.-Al the papers In Richmond. wS,
were suspended on Thursday, except the Wig -
der that the employees might take part in fighting
going on below the CITY, Lyneh6wg Rspublisan.
That this and other notices to the aame effect may
not imprt false impression, It may be well 70 state
that vo we're enabled to issue the Wing, the day
named through the abors of persons not capable Of
military SERVICE and Of whom no such rfq1irement was
made. Our other employees were In the field.
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