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WHAT GtlL utvItr0S SAYS oc the Fay StIt-
W CLOTHES lfRINGER, In the Congregational
Advantages
ac D.. tic saving of time which .- about ilur-
.tl F., and as soon -Ct our form maie 20 B, -'-
in- 90 be hgc-sXtls. The second b the saving ul
mist. and back which Is siX--iXths- Nrln-ir
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wish every man who takes the CoHgrs g4fioHlf'i,
and does not take uriu-,r, would go down into
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oI sheets. That viii give him slimmeriug on au
aiel 90 what 70 I.. bat only -lmmcriu-, because
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siren. TO-. Then Jet Iiu reflect upon q little INDIA
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ou.II, tau He can G9 DO. and IL De docs not send
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DALLOU'S MONTHLY for February. l56i.
ID For salc 10 uUNTlNGTONS.
Jan. 6.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

shsi BAT Hansss. The Yankees ssds no stand 81 the
rst charge of tho glorious. Gordonhe entire host,
II 600 strong took TO their heels and spch flight Of
mass Of men Ia wind confusion old Winchester never
say. On came tbs Rebs in hot pursuit. As Gen Cor
don came IN asked how many pss neFs he h'd and row
many killed and wounded. He said, vary few; our
skirmshers whipped them before our Ines came up,
snd thIs Is strictly true We pursued them Ave miles
below town when night came on, with powerful rain,
the first fer Weeks, which lasted until one NIX. day
That uigLt the heavens were lit mp with
II cir burniug trains They burnt trains artillery, ord
nance and al, threw away their arms and hsd IN WLd
confusion We have here only 300 prisoners so far
Their loss 10 killed and wounded up to this time Is
about 7OO-about 1000 with prlioners Our loss in all
about 100 The body of General huligan was found.
Indeed he did not die for twelve hours after. His diary
is very interesting the last thing In IT. written that day.
To- swell our cause Is gloomy; We will cor quer the
South about the time the Jews all return 10 Jerusasm
he IA very bitter against Hlnierays "ho blusbes for
his county for keeping such aend in the seGEce"
Yesterday our troops went on to hartinsburg. It u
sad reinforcemenfs have reached there. By Hunters
orders, Andrew Hunters, A. P. Bo.eers and T.
Lees house. with their contents, were burned up.
They refused to srffF any Of the books in Botelss
elegant library be saYed-barn stable and all con-
sumed Hunters name was signed 10 the order, given
ia Cumberland When he rlaches he'll, II tho
devil does not retire in disgust be Is worse even Than
tie Scriptures paint him.
rust our Government will not fear the result to US
but Will 20 to Pennsylvania aud burn everything. The
truth is s QUE only projection. But We wiling 10
burn our own houses and desoats entirely the border
for Rfty miles. II desolation can be carried North,
the FIRE will do 10 more good, make more
peace men, than fifty victories The order Was Tor
burning Of eight horses here which they we're We know
mott bu. that would have been executed if troops
hAd nOs returned, there be no doubt.
One word more. The new schedule Ia everywhere
denounced. Il is regarded virtual reputation. The
farmers had rather have "a bushe than $50 for wheat
because it has destroyed all conf Ience in nentiOn
OF the Government to redeem the issue. LAWSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
Tia Pihrnch in the Valley.

The plsrOOh notes have again sounded in The Valley,
and though il took ears keen as Jessie Browne to
bear them people Oh tie tptOe Of expectation
to catch It's echoes they are being waited hisher-
ward.
COsempOraueOusy with the fret Yankee accounts pub
lishsd here We publish the 6rst details given BY our
special correspondent at HarrlsOnburg. Both state
menls although ds ent in tone and character sgree
perfectly upon facts viz that the Yankees have sglin
met lion in their path in the Valley, and that Lon
has again sent them screaming over the border, per-
ps this time calling upon their master at Washington
70 issue not an emancipation proclamation, but that
wonderful wonder Of vOnd-rs, the ITO whom Il may
concern
suIely, if Early follows up his advantages, as no
dOubtess'Wil We will not be unprepAred TO hear Of
another great sOarsan intense panic among the peace
ful Inhabitants Of Maryland.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

Thls ebsaxaaekk YsIeys wtich he asld 20 aptiy
calls the 'bAtk door" 70 wsshiugtOD, possesses a
strange, and to some extent an rrCsiStibs fascination
for the hungry rebel" Il is always left to tell the
ame old story over SCALA" Bus there is pecu srity
in this back door found at no other point and Il Ia that
which the msanthrcpe Of the French play so whmscey
asserted taa quwHs porte SOh ouesrts or fsrzaee
This back door must be either closfd or left open.
There Is no middle ground. You cannot so Inch as
effect compromise by leaving &c sjar. II you leave it
open, these hungry rebels" will be slipping through II
aud soon the Yankee cohorts viii lie scattered before
them Ike chat before the wind. Should 1t be closed,
then Wills. the rear of Washington is in cCmra alive
safety, its Anks will be exposed to the nerciess raids
Of the dAshing KOsby OF the inyiDcible Hampton.
This sppsnzing back door, We are afraid, viii be
standing inducement for many stealtSy slip down
she Shenandoah to gain that ultima thule Of Uonfed-
crate eoveteousnsss and rotouscess.
II recent movements hsvs any meaning whatever In
them they 20 to show that the mysterious army that
has been startling the exultan! North from lbs pro-
pristy and It's fancied security, Is destined to prove
subject of further uneAsneEs to the people
who know but the painted horrors of var, never hav
ing experienced lie dread realities. Not three weeks
ago the Maryland border declared sAfe-the ucu-
bus of "Rsbelp invasion had been raised from the
oppre sed minds Of ts people,, and again they we're
allowed to breathe freely. he was rash man indeed,
who dared sey that the Rsbs" fugtVes would escape
the inevitable destruction which had been 90 skiliuy
prepared for them Blu; nov, alas for human specula
tons how changed the prOspect-ths Pursuers be-
come the pursued, nd they who we're to punish SO
severely the nsOlsnt invader" if not scurying over
the river are covering beneath the delences OF Hrpers
Ferry This locks omiuous for the blatant fsemep.
But let US abide thor own decision few days will
deyelop the true situation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
A Peace PrOselyte.

Among the converts TO The Peace policy, taught by
the demonstrated impossibility Of subjugating the
South, Is Carat Davis Of ntucky. Re ID late in dis
covering what every Keatuckian, not dsbauched BY
bribery ought TO have known in the beginning, and his
conversion nov Is moro important in showing which way
the Wind blows, than because it depcvea Lincoln OF
supporter in the q. 8. Senate. 10 a speech in that
body, shortly before It's ad ournment, Mr. Davis said:
He believed a war could not be Icing continued
aganst the feelings aud Judgment of the people and
tie will Of the masses; and when they zee vast ex-
penditure OF treasure aud bSod they shrink back ap-
plled from the contemplation Of q continuous prose-
cu,iOn of hcstities. change had come over the
spdt Of the neory OF the loyal people Of the United
States and they desired to bring the war to close
T. ey had seen the powers of the Government grossly
perVertei threatening their liberties This was The
deep conviction Of the people, and is was not strange
l. should be so. At tie commencement Of the war be
was coerconist bui be was no. now. There WEI
two thermometsrs one in Congress and the Executive
Department and the other In the people.
A million Of men have persisted in this war; or been
permanently dsabed. The Public debt is 81 600 0oO
600 aud If the war be continued another year, $780,
600 OO0 at least will be added, with all the petTersion
oil The OH OF the war; aud with all the psrs IL has
brought uprn the Constitution and popular rights.
he woatd prefer thousand fold peace to eoRtiHa-
a,ce of MSWaF For the reasons he had given be was
in favor OF suOcIdnaiug the 10 the will OF the
people.
ngress, ard rot the President, was entrusted with
the power to bring IL to end He wouid say 70 Ken
lucky the time has whom this bloody and des,ruc
live and revolutionary roey should stop, and that the
people tho masters Of the Government should rise in
their me ssiy and take the aRpr in their own hands
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
7HEMERS
yRox PETaRsaERa.

Passengers from Petersburg yesterday evening
sgsin report al comparatively quiet private
letter to one Of the editorial eorPs Of che Wing
states shat the country Os miles around is fsd with
old men, women sOd ehidren-Fsiugses from the city.
Every barn eos1-0rb, smoks-bouse aad gsanary has
its occupants AID hundredl and hundreds have Dor
rovsd tents from the Post oaArtermAs;sr sod COmnls-
sary, and occupy the 6slds and forests. HAny have
g0Ls 10 Richmond, while not few are in North Caro-
Ina TIE worst is, that these people, driven from
hons and sOatser, among Strangers. kaoW not when
they vii return 10 the comforts of hons.
Toe shsiliBg Of Petersburg ia great outrage, Il
accompanies nothing whatever Ia military sense but
Grant bus little for that Anything 70 crafty a
missrsbls contsu pdbs spri, Of revenge. Bsfsd ana
disSppoiltsd By our brave army, seeks little
bAla and consolation his disappointment BY warning
on women and children.
on FHR EOaTa slDg.
Grant Is certainly Increasing toe Strength Of his for
tesAtOns (ls well his drinks the north side Of
che Jamea Il you'd not surprise Us much if somebody
Vas paying das attention 70 ais movements.
AT THE VAR DEPARTMENT.
There was no news from any quarter at the War
Department a: o'clock last night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30


PRESIDENT can express 10 desire Tor hAt sssuit s6ah
the great body OF the eope vii not echo aud rssfr
He can take no step. consistent sith bis conssitu-
tiOnal duy, tovsrds opening the way for securil Il
which they will not sanction. Ths time has gone by
when questions of mere form aud etiquette can stand
in the wAy There may and will be WIDE differences Of
opinion to the terms aud Conditions on which peace
i desra sdvsablsbut there is almost none % 70
the readiness of the people to canvass those conditions
ard seek earnestly for some just and stable ground
for peace. Eesf ~
We do not mean to cay that it win be eventually
found possible to end the and restore the Ua'cn
With ut 81 abandonment Of slavery" Blu; We CO not
say that this abandonment need not be exscicd
by the President as condition, without
which he viii not receive or consider proposals for
peace. The people do not require him to Insist upon
any such condition. Neither bis oath of Office, nor his
constitutional duty his ell ,al nor personal consis
tsncy requires Lin to instt it. That is Of the
q iestions to be considered and arranged when the
terms Of peace come 10 be discussed. II lie not fub
ect upou which terms can be imposed BY the Govern
ment without consultation, without agreements or with
out CquiValents
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
tR- AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OE

THE CONFEDERATE eTATE6-The Directors OF the Young
.nsrit 70 ne benevolent patriotic hrcugaoa
Confederate States appeal In behalf OF the sodief Rai
sa In Sly enee the commencement OF the kchmord
refuge for those who have been driven from thsr
hotae by Ruthless snenies Thousands Of help
children, nom fhe devastated counties OF Virginia
ou nearly btste Of the oonfedersoy sought
asyum js Gu citizens have been appealed In
lash hoes and clothing for soldiers In the Geld hospital
shelter for their suffering families nobly
have hey In ths ss, majority Of insanc responded vy
appeal -
luce1 add the dcuhos ofobtainng others ordinary
and great that The fands Contributed NE relief
Of the can accomplish but little npnrchalns he
ofnfe.
In written report rsr the Clothing puresu spp.sr, ts,
there than three thousand females tn, city
ssekng enpoyneG; from the Government In yAn and that oss
~n not enable hses poor 70 procure
sneenoy Of the plsinest food for themselves Add ohdran
Without SssstaEcs, them nom the city and country generally
many instances Of actual starvation have occurred Our
CITY oourc made liberal appropriations fer the p
supplies both for gratutocs distribution ALI
cost bu agents employed the purpose have not bs
able proecre the quantity Of proyislons required.
Under lsse feel that our duty 70 an
peal 10 fellow sens throughout tns Confederate States
,orEd, without delay contributions Of money supp e
~ Ar7 cormlse Of ths Association. since the comm s
o. vT & pomittee has labored Eeaously and fs,t
IA . 5rJ and spiritual welfare Of soldier and
q ;sl ana Ter the snccsss Of gorioas LEI
fls be discouraged now, upon ths Of our -
~. spAt, oar lAst and most glorious canphls1.
~ ss-7re7s sympathy and support Of their 6ieIsas
( Roger Martin, supsriniendeui, or wm p.
a q he Army COMMITTEES, win be proapuy A.
ht1nt, nt q the Southern Express COMPANY, al
IL o. paid By them al Richmond.
= money fhould zso be 70 thess gentlemen.
..., s.,,,.rv WIN. WILLS a. fr'sidsai-
e. 5osS..ssi 7s-srs tsqaestsd 10 copy. s~u-ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

PAos PaosPEcrs. We invite, attention 20 .ha III
lowing extract from q lite number OF the Ees Ycrs
"Nexsn referring to he decline in tie price Of eola
The "News" says:
ave thi K, however, that there Ia little cruss for
wonder. Toe fact, that after three years Of hos
Titles taxing the utmost resources OF tie Gov
eminent the Conf rates able 20 ihvsje the hors
and ,hrea'er tho FsderI capital, has impressed ouf
money dealers with the conviction mat tue va, s
f4lu's thas the appeal TO arms must be rtlnqui;hed,
sld that peace is a. hand II is this p,spsct Of &C
approaching peace that has adversely i-fusneed the
trice OF gyeehbeckt fa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

stslsa o. sss1 you'd stop ths var and ssour. Pea.
Never was thsse greater deluspn I; wouli have =
more effect tovtrds stopping the war or securing psacs
than a boy rhIsd nc Yankee doodle would haze. aud
ne Who thinks would Is tool fer thu want of ferse
we ore aware that tie STANDARD andPrcgrt.s Ipar
noe'1s fra'''m lborng to creae Ihis hapr sSicu
with Tue snora hpping votes by ghl ias aud
dsioeog toe uonormed. We tell this csss Of ths yo.
tsrs Of Stat> that the recollection Of GOV Vance
viii tend 70 bring pe,cs srd stop tho war much more
than ths election OF Holden We want peace badI,
as any man car want n, and bsleyr that HeIirns
election would g'ealy tend TO prclorg the war, We 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
o. 81 Richmond, b ~ :

City Of Richmond, 10 t0it
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
"A HasasI Of the Id ely, the ssh aay 81 james
1s54:
Robert ". BkrnEe deceased, and Administrator Of
Mary 6ingleton BaraWsh, deceased fiAniH'
against
John BaruEs Robert WsBarnEs and Edward BSraWs II.
sn and under ths ase Of
fourteen years, 3 Jackson and others, Defendants
ne lag have lscertzineds set
te desernsd By toe The right Of Propery N
eaia Articles bonds, A. nenti ned In The Dill oorsstng Of
prcHases b. Robert W Barn Een IN his hene-
claim which has been preferred By Dr. T. A. LAiar on behalf
OF he south Carolina Hospital fesu and which articles, &C.
.rs aso claimed By Dr. a. LBJrde behalf Of hm8e and
osr Coumtss Of south Carolina Associaton-the sad
.s mentioned and described Ia EEhb - hed With the
Oil Exhib bsn, iuBirane Of Vru1g which, slated
bill executed By Rev T. w. BArnHCh shortly be
tore Ia DEATH b. Which u5runsni be ds gaed 70 empower Dr.
Lafar OF Ia death disability 70 use ss ana aP-
~ r carrying Gus purposs Of the south Carolina Hospital
Bareau arces bonds &C. therein mentioned ana Anaa-
g having that the said Jonn s. barnEe koDert W.
ars AID RdWard BarnWe Infants a1d 4. = JAckaon, are
pyiszts Of the Commonwealth Of hginit they are hereby
% appear IN said Gle as once Witha mouth a.
Ter ds pu6aton his order and DO What ay be neoeasarJ
70 srotect their iaieresis In this suit
AcoPy-feste, - -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

SENT TO THE 0AsrLS.-PWo saDjece that were before
the Mayor this morning. were sent to the Castle. 0as
Was The infamous tcOundre Bill Gentry, who recently
broke from the Gaelic; the other was John Callahan,
Yankee d.serter, who arrested on the charge of
searg some furniture from woman Of i'll fame. Tie
larceny 10 the latter o.se osuld not DO made ou.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
1Ak GIrY.
James to day.

DGsMIssED- Cla,les j. Fox vas before the Mayors
dcurt this morning. to the charge Of receiving
lot 'f wearing apparel valued at 81 900, stolen from
Miss Sally Richardson. II appeared that a negro NC
stole the things last March, and having borrowed
watch from Fox and lest l. deposited the things III
him t, indemnify him fer the watch II, old nos lock
int, the clothes until recently, but when hedd,
peoted from th0r appearance that they had been eteer
He 90 stated when arrested. The Recorder, who PIE
sided ia the absence of the Mayor taty recon
rOiasance to the 'front.' dis@s ed Fox and ordered the
negro won to be whipped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

GsASvIILE KOErELLE This sweet butcher was
brought before the Mayors Court this morning, be
examined on The charge of rectviog grey horse stolen
from Henry Dbrsl, aud Of stealing bay horse fsem
the Confederate Safes The postponed ill TIE
6.h Of August This fellow, Montels, eydsrtiy has
plsoty OF money His lawyers ay round him like bees
around sugar hogshead
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

Tn free use Of vegetables 10 the only mode of pre-
ventns the appearance Of The scurvy among the troop.
When there csnao. be obtained the free use OF dried
vegetables OF rice potatoes corn meal a., viii tend
10 sustain health and vgor.
distinguished military surgeon has remarked that
100 600 francs spent In fresh vegetbss Will save 600.
900 rsm the OF sick soldiers entering the hos
piia Decides the Of the for active vice. Of
she dried vegetables rice Is aorg the best for feeding
troops. Il "a easily carried, easily cooked, easily dr.
gsste and IL one Of the mos. wholesome farinaceous
articles correcting as it often does the tendency b.
ipstnsi AaIes and Jet in the rice growing county OF
the Confederate Safes it is issued very sparngy to our
toops. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
UOp am Nv Farm. In the immediate Vi

NOR SALE-My Farm, in the immediate VI
1900 al Prlncs Eiuard ccu House and H4uapden sidney
rr.y, ne farm contains s6H acres ana u mo.t ds'soy
tsd is seldom thstBo nAay adYauag1 Are combined ~
~. .sme ars. he Improvements are goo1 There -
$1,000 ne bssi garden In ne county ana st EeSs ana
grspss Ne best tind ftIsoas e-.to-l % Pe-s va"
s,--s ~ AZ Price Edward Court House - i,
% rfsr psSons % Col h. ThEes, Andres Ysnasls and
As ss ''-'-' 5JHd bEkYEhA
Hss--sH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

vraY Foolish MAH.-rhe man who votes to make
Holden Governor, uDdr the belief that he Mr.. Ho-
der) can stop the war or producs peace, must be
very foolish man. Mr.. Holden coull more stop this
war and give peace, than the in the moon could
do t-not Bit And yet we dare say, there are come
bloCkbeads Or sinpetons IN the Safe who thiuk the