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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27

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ssst. ia1lnd very t'gh collar, Who vss the urss Of
Hrs. Gathers tkippei nlnbly 10 bi Gent and began
70 say something h very exei 81 manner, shsn hs
Mayer ordered him sf and ,sversl quokhsndso pc
ieemea having downsd his voice In cries OF seact |,
accelerated his movements % sandry stiIcy fp.le,
sfoyss aud pushes. Ms. Gathers arns cf.rc4 a 10
porter dollar to keep her Gu; Of tbs papets,
BOOKER slave, sss charged with s.ssliaz fir ~
Of corn fion the Copiede ssAies. csa.e syp.ar<a
In the 50 couhs. for Aus.n Connolly vide mar
Who claimed u Tia lot mi, connolly an
peared 10 this court il on the sge o. sssoca,
with negroes and playing carda sih Them 90 saas.y
eF Ining. ->'-,--.--.--v-s--.-,'.--
ahs evidences for the conmsnvsa,th ws, that iet
Fhdsy morning usctmsn caught Bjsker N The sos
Of unioadpg sI barrels Of corn a. VIZ, RyaLsg,oce,
near the DaavilIe depot lenfs he corn 70 BE-
solen he arrested Booker and took eSsrgs Of the corr.
Go'srnment Employees identified as G,g,Iensa: pto-
psr5, soms of the bags whiei ths eonass9.
Crane then Introduced Conn LIZ AMI . Alny Ole Iish
woman, to preve that ne rot s;css, brs De-
l0ngsa o ooRncly, WHO ha4 gisan it t, iha ssgs 20
sell
Connolly ssors to this.
Tae old IrishEonan fused sueh sa o.o7 In tbs
| neighbortoo5 Of ihs bencd stst tie reporters we're
compelled TO rer hoting Their nosss. Ols Of ,hess
gsutlsLaen tainted the waJ and Tad be tofrs
| into the Hastings courtroom. kOsrl.hstandpg Ihe
stencil, We wsse sates sith What t.s Old Iriahsensn
| said while We we're making escaps: "5us, NJ.
Connolly did not give the uaesI The com {, rel Ar.
oOrnOly was away from hens, and she niger osns
there and took the corn and told him hd not
| take It," w r---.
taarv tt "A fhur
| morning. - ~. $50 ~. ~ G Frs.
THS hARKr1s-lsIs . veKa lon OF spirit to attend
| the Rchucrd markets. Tie women ere mostly res;s
he'e noe pretty; toe negro nsikstnsn insocst
bucksers sxsordonale and tie hetehsfs ere 10
mao. grossly insulting TO small consumer Of tier
seek These things bad eacugb, bus there IL Q
| worse ysxallon at market Is 10 10 see troop Of
gressy, g4rcky I:slao fruit yeadoss, amens sass scs
Of these who threw DIVA ther In Acs q the sps-
my not long ago. going through the naIksk fron ED
10 end buying up al the cbocs fruit to retail Lroht
Of oas huHdfsd per cent In their stAi,. B. oeoek
yesterday morning. thsse wretches bad bcsehs al u
good fruit 10 both markets This pfsOties cssb, b.
brtken up and it could easily be done II SIC hsycy
coald ba prevailed on to turn his astenionts IS sc
viola ion of city ordinance Let tbs Ma q fs,e
the policemen stationed at each market 70 vac lS,ss
fellows, and the prsc cs eau DO broken Up IL -s
sEAvID Tux RioHr.-Ths Chicago filtups reisiss
ths seventeen tsox presented thsmstyss to- er-
lie ment IN the army Of the United States according 70
the invitation Of is authorities, at Lebanon, Ky., few
days since. Certain ptrsons there took them Into
rO, fer toe alleged purpose Of paying them bounitg.
Having got them in their power they stripped the tlaee
fEows and administered to each Of them one hundred
Ashss, and item turned them loose.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
FROM DEEP BOTrOR.

A REGIMENT OF YANKEES cAPTUREDil
We have only tins 70 state that forces captured
hs sh New York Regiment near Deep Bottom Last
night They made bu. slight resistance. PARTON Of
them .sssSsd this city under guard at one o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
Plans OP Ne ENEMY.

PITERsBuGs July rs The Philadelphia Inquirer Of
0e % Gays that Candy proceeding against the enc
~ abcu, Mobile, with forndA 10 force, ard that the
campaign on J4mes river AbOa:tO start with fresh
impulse
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The EagEirsr arssgns Lincoln for hypocrisy 10 that
usie he was rs citing III OF Messrs.Hocombe
and Cay be secretly sending embassy to Rich
mond. The gentlemen constituting this embassy we're
Nsss-4 Jacques and G lmOre--aO. KIRK, sSys the En-
suirsr. Oar contemporary knsS OF the presence Of
,aOse Commissioners IN the city at the tme, bat did
not feel orEd to Allude 10 the fact The connec-
ion of Sanders Wi;h the Clifton House sG.ir Is cousid
cred Sy the Eag,rsr TO DO purely accidental in other
uUrss SORT Of ringing IN" GsOrge Is not bed at
s, sort Of business; ard his jokes make anybody ri
d.eulouS but hmssn
TIE Enquirer audes TO Bis telsgrlutO Mr.. Buchan n,
from Charleston, urging the old gentleman to 60 for
Douglas ard making him pay the Ipers as the elm
Of ingenuity, npudence and wit Another Of his jokes
WlS 70 call together a meeting OF Olil politicians at
Columbus In 80 70 discuss the question of the Vice
Presidency, George entertained the company msgni6
Gently, sud surfssed them With rare wines and rich
vianja; and then persuaded them to nominate sidel.
siasn vas re5 and able to pay no Handsomely which
George proceeded to demonstrates by d,awiog on him
for the expenses OF the entertainment Whether the
as,el-kssper came out even, history does not IL
form Us.
Dor contemporary thinks that the mission Of Asssrs
Jacques and Gilmore wa Or6 tleciOnesring trick
20 break the farce Of shat unfoElunAs rsStiOn Of Mr.
HOlcOnBo and Nr. Clay"
We are glad 10 find in the Enquirer the following
note irOn NJ Habard announcing that the State Com
nsscuers viii meet at early day to revise the soho
ule Of prieea
To ne Editors Of the Enquirer:
SAEAzOGA, July az 1864.
Gentlemen; Nay get tbs favor Of you 10 insert The
within not0s In yOug Paper OF Tuesday
Very respectfully,
E. " HuBlAD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
sHEIIIEa OF THE CITY OOEr1EUNa.
GENERAL HOODS ADDRESS TO THE
ARMY. n
ATLANTA, July rs.

ATLANTA, July rs.
Tho enemy made an attempt last night 70 break Onr
lines bul Gas repulssd BY Ohsshan after caaaOs Of
err bOgT.
DlSins the day qalss prevailed around the city, the
Only Concentration being occasional picket firing At
midday 70 Cay the Yankees opened with she gain up
on the city, shelf hour with some vgOr. No no
Ice Of his Il tenon to shell the city vas given to enable
the women and chdsn 70 be removed places Of safety
bsrbATcus violation Of the usGgss Of eiVilE d war
fare on enabled him 70 murder lev nOn-eombAtAntS.
Nest OF the shells cone from twenty FOUNDER parrot
gems IL position on the line Of the Western Atlantic
RsrOAa, wish occasional missiles IRON AnOthsr qua east
OF she city.
Toe gallant operations Of Wednesday and Friday
seem 10 haze impressed the Yankees with wholesome
desire 20 strengthen Ihsir aanks, which they are now
doing Their display Of ROske. signals has bsea bril-
liant, Indicating SOmi movement on their part.
The fOIOsing address to the troops vas read this
nOInIg:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
8. " HUBlAD

TIE Bosrt Of Commissioners Of Virginia will meet at
n earg " 70 revise their schedule OF prices in regard
D efsiD fs1r neal s with ihe intention ofYs1Heirg
pices Az our las. meeting it Was almost impossible
o,aIu Ia5e daa upon Wbich TO found prices Ia adj
ysipg with gnrtlemsn from Vatious portions OF tile
ate We defer . the general opinions expressed by
thsse We eonsu, nor do We derive our information
aoue from one class OF our ftoE cit zsrs, however re-
spectacle.
Tho Sentinel has some ideas on historical ierature-
warts lives OF the common people, Of Individuals 90
ba, We can know bov thought, felt and scted in
sgss pas This is apsopOs Of circular letter from JOs
J.sk:ou, Jr Recorder Of the Virginia forces, asking
ls County Justices to aSsst in prepari record Of
the snCrm ties committed by the Yankees In Virginia
TIE OlO.7g extract from the letter viii show the idea
intended to be carried into effect;
For some time past the Newspapers of The country
have been fd with accounts from every part OF the
Ocn,edsTacy penetrated BY he invader. and especially
frcU he Different sections Of the ate OF Virginia,
changing thsI she ehem, O,deIy ar particularly hstr
aiding parties, are making upon the unarmed and
defencesSs Of this community avagng ths oonntTy aud
rhctng upon the peoE eyely species of In u and in
iury Anorg the a noes thus ciarged are co devas-
"A ing the country render il ul6s for tho Ia tia
dOo tusteDs1oe Of 5 resident ppulaion bbdicting
our negro slaves and armng them sgant usi burning
Ss gs mi. fsctories records seminaries, printing
efisss hbSres N works Of ART; breaking up fence,
roads az brdg,s; Decorating churches taking saOk
private prep r as can be carried OF and destroying
what cannot bel strppDe families Of the DecsssAEies Of
lie imprisoning and irl citing per oral injury upon
usarmed citizens and worse than all, cfsIilg lpsels
outrage and violence TO delenOsless women fe
These accounts have recently become 80 npneIoua
sems ten 70 many dasrSas VOsEsss and IAa ofsnss'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
E,TRAY ma az

TAKEN UP, on or about tae goth day OF
Nv lsSt DASK BAY SASS, .b5ai 10 "a %, about
"A hapd. hlsn ginsr aarE n3ei eAo-tt W.
sd of bar ~ cat 90 uhsn taEsa u2 "A n,fe 80 ~.
90 - rdaa Raldtrs nd b e. ~ fan N A'2'O
s'SssY, Sc. JOHN .. WARREN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
LOST.

THE Yankee Raiders, who passed thIc1et
4 charlotte court pous, Va. sscus sfs tc.a 81 Jan.
from ras t.fs so16pins cy1tn cospon bonda
s5ss asa s7t s51s tfkt seo7 aal os1 Anssrsfv4et3v
y prsr d@.ssd 2 j9e ess1s. Jag & nrh- :. sa;ssh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
HEAD'Qss AMY TESNEssEE,
In ma Eieln. JulY rs

SolliTS: Efpe,isnOs has proved to yOu that alety
N ne Of ba;IJ consists in gs'ii toto close quarters
wish the slsay Cans aud cSlors are tho only uaerrng
,niosuoRs OF vo.OsT. Toe vAlOr OF troops is easily
ss.imA.sd, TOO, by tbs number Of those secured
II , ur suelDy be allowed TO continue the operation Of
4 .ak5g you Gus OF position, Gus cAnse Is in peril
Your rssvn. Brilliant success proves your ably 70
proven; IT, You have but to viii it and God will grant Ne
he VIC Org which your commander and yOEr country 80
co. hdsntiy expect.
(Sghed y b. HOOD General
Brig -GoaerAl y A. shOup has been appointed chief
OSslsa Of tns my to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
ANAWAY. FROM The SUBSCRIBER.

III On s night Of Che 18th osp pre- sosth Gal ~
ms cir Lu.Y sssi sseu, u ssEset sss bright M
long ba eombsd and nsd 70 ouI and We
oosng puc sssd hr IN es city otkict nens se.rs
de 0h 81 March lest II The suctou q - frr
DICK nson, H Co She rasei, - fkan. b. lsty II
TIE O. Tyrse tnd By her 90 70 ms by he name
leon. vhcfe property shs WHEN purchsHsJ he.
prss lon she sl 10 ret back 70 ihs e Yos be- 20
hensoa ard Jsvs TO .; aexde. PiftszEsris ecEl
slIp.y ee or su pay eooh tAsso o. "a. iodz >
tlsat IL Il her. a J. 1lkf1fy.
IfQ-ew<ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27

Ia an auction eal4 of Wire wbieh took place fsv
DAYS since at Wuf z5urg, Bavaria, was eA.k no lees
toan 1877 years old There also wines 81 he moss
lsvorsois years Knows; anopg others OF 1855 1859,
1907 1891, and IL ossks Of the year 1891.
The CsJlon pearl fishery lie lkly to be Suspended for
ten years of the extensive destruction OF the
pearl oyster BY various agencies.
The Australian papers state that gold has bfs1 de
coVerod In New Caledonia, one Of the sancs in NE
Snnth Pacific can. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
SHOES, SHOES.

WE have in ore lot Of prime country made
AH0A'-'- '''' sfOKys. WILLIAMSON > %.
Sh-a SsfH~ 80 ssS opS 'H'''4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27

MODERN MAEsA.-A singular circumstance is reported
to Us on coca authority. About three weeks ago.
Of the y-iges ia the province Of H,Iport ,id'ta
wi h via. Gas a. CT ,hGeght TO De shSvtr of ici
4hich, however, proved 70 be farineoeous sSbss.s
win eli the characteristics Of corn. The nh.5.s .
have hailed it as toe harbnsr Of fOe harves arc ~
price Of cora hes sct1sly declined Ia the disros osls
1875 10 IS psstrcs The kilogramme Samples O. ,tis
onhou. grain have bssa received At the Pore Lspaat
Herald
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
.OvGion sAaAA--l.iA !
To THE POBLIC.
ON the 18th and 18th June, 1904, porto,

ON the 18th and 18th June, 1864, q portioitf
Gen Hunters forces sbout aOO their 70 s.ises the
city p % q anS is, had vac a.
proceeded radey enter and search my house TIs To- 81
ige rons breakirg locks wfenchog open hui
and pr. srss throwing down asAius rnua ,sts ps
s psss o sas ssys might
hey made and lett my homestead eszdss lains NJ
: :s's :a by, q
foreign doesac, and Ohss Of the later ss t1s
is e. ss.s s s sss SO sy sI ss ss
I. =. ss.a. g 900 each. Mo-. sss sas's non
IS sept g. % ID. 1900 saea us. 800 ssi sssss
'' se ISs mo- 80. bonds. Ss. le itI is
september sO-s bonds. Nos sss. sss 900
sop ss,..rabsr So bo-d.. ne. lsl. aca-ssoo
each. 90
rrh.s. Lsaed 70 IJnshburs Fire .ad Hsss osR-
pspy, AMI Transferred 10 y h. ~ J. = neDs
bars. No ). ssssa The mans o. Q, g ssiila "a
Ssasd P !. s'i ss.: dated Il j.sasy isss ioO
80. sa1d9
s,Tve certiacs.ss q Per cat Confederate
No iass, dated March 2sd, iss,, Tor $1,000 Us"
10, 1850, dst:d April la, 1854. for sIool
About 100 Tobacco notes, for hhss tobssss ss0Tsz
8 L. Tho. eOod.. d.s,s. ..ssrss ,, ss.s deed 49,.
A e. i lsasssy. bona soSi s ss. .'' 0''
$ J. B. sPsIss. bond DUE 90
i0 J. o. Wdnnrns. be nd due, GO
IL chsYI-s Anti 'ny two bon. tco sss1 azs 10
r. A b. Rucker bond due, $50
i6 T. b Bailer, bond, due go. ECO
IL A r. Yoodru3 bonds, each 81 100, Gus tfJ0
IS Wsn. II Williams, four bonds SO each dus 60
per cent Ccrtifc obtain ID at kynchourf D.
postory In mo name 2sth kArch 1854 No o. sL0
20 William owsns. bends dated San hSy iss. ssos
II. L. Isssao, bend for hire or Bsb for yssr lsss
and due lat January, lsss, for ahsut sDss tcso
give TIL. poHcs 70 the world TO prevent q fs y ma g
negotiation hsse Besutes, and
steps enoin payment Of them eng .1
possible, protect myself ssn he eenssqssnrs ctta e
rage. SAMUEL EILLeS
y2- atawlm ~ Campbell cs1rSs 2. p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
YIaaFrEAR ALf1AEpa1A.

Capitals EiDeAsiOs's Partisan Ringers bad Aghs on
the 10 4 Instant within ~ nIss Of AsKsDdris With
n1oh lrIgsr iOFOe OF tbs Home Guards" The Lynch
burg publican learns that neheloO lest che nan
killed AMI several slightly wounded They captured s1
horses and say desdnsgO oaValrymen on the Rsld
bat tasi else proximity to A'eIAadrs prevented then
from asosriai1iaS the Ices o. the enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27

Renevval OF Ho~tI14t1es.

RIP USE OF THE ENEMY By
CREATHAA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
THBRERS

GLORIOUS NEWS TROH EAnT-ASorzEa SsIlLlAHf VIC
FoAr-THs TASEys sAcIso sEAsOS RRoRENED N TzE
val.IY-ssS. MULIIsAS NOsrGLET W5TaDED-sUl
..,n,r-nl - nEn.PrrRHp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-03

Allison the historian, has given 4 picture of
the state of things resulting from the paper
money system of England. adopted To deiray the
expenses of the against France at the close
OF the last aud beginning OF this century. The
following paragraph from his history tells the
story:
1.-THE employment of paper money by Great
Britain. permitted. no doubt. only in order to
carry on "A continuous war, and to maintain Tor
years the largest armies ever before raised by a
nation. But 10 this system must also be attrIb-
uted the final results, which disastrous as
the first effects were beneficial and glorious, the
augmentation of prices the diminished value of
money the increase of expenses. the propa CATION
OF ambitious ideas, and exrayagant habits
amongst all classes of society, reckless Specula
ton, prodigsl living and frequent financial re
verses. immense wages, general appearance OF
prosperity and decentralization among the laboring
classes. tiuctuatiOn OF prices without parallel at
any period of the world the creation OF certain
fortunes and the destruction of certain Others in
fact, universal disorder, which in It's cOnse
Quences is almost equal TO the disaster OF revOlu-
ton
It'll more graphic sketch is given by the
illustrious Goblet in all official letter, wherein
he reviews the causes of distress, without pre-
cedent and without remedy, by which England
expatiated its ephemeral opulence of the pre-
Ctuih- wears.
"lhe progress of our ruin has not been as
rapid expected by some; still the number
oi our poor has been lncI easing since the year
1893. The farmers and merchants had the ap-
peArance of prosperity, but il delusive ap
pearance, produced by the boosted paper money
The increased taxes and the pauperism il entailed
carried destruction TO the very heart of the COM
munity. The small farmers have become dav
labOrers; the dav laOOrers have gone one after
the other to the poor houses The little farms.
formerly the witnesses OF so many scenes of
fruSaiity, industry, morality and happiness have
seen one after the other the misery OF their oc-
cupants: the land OF which they we're formed
have gone to swell the domains OF the large pro
prietors or the parks of the lately enriched. The
cottages OF the lsborers have become sheds for
cattle or have fallen 10 ruins: meanwhile The
roofs OF the houses o. charity are TO be seen
throughout the county During the reign of
Pitt and OF his successors there was an immense
increase IN the mansions and villas around the
metropolis, but during the same period how many
thousands of peaceful hsmlets have been
abandoned All this has come from the PERM.
cious system OF taxes anu paper money.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-03
Correspond. nee of the Sentinel-The
Eleventh at Terre Haute-The Home
LegiOn-The Governors Last Call.


DEAR SIR: The Eleventh Indiana Regiment
had an enthusiastic reception here at p NJ,
to-day. The citizens turned out and provided -
generous dinner tor the gallant fellows. now on
their way to the South. The Indiana Legion,
or Home Guards. or whatever else they called
were out. almost eight hundred strong, brought
together for the double purpose of doing honor
To the Eleventh Indiana. and TO find out how
many Hundred Day Men they would furnish to
Governor Morton. The Legion made hand
some appearance. and. for emergencies such as
the Governor fancies has arisen, they are the
boys TO volunteer. The men are under good
drill, and being furnished arms and equipments
bv the Government thev should all repair to
such place Governor Morton may designate.
elm any State, as he said in his late prOclama
ton The Governor has made these Home
Guards his special pets and now is the time to
show their gratitude for his fostering care.
After the reception OF the Eleventh Regiment.
and just before the dismissal of the Legion, it
was ascertaned that jus, forty three had re-
sponded to the call of our energetic Governor.
and not another This is the sum total. and
have no idea that the number can be increased
from that source
The fact Is there is widespread dissatisfac-
ton AT the Governors conduct in volunteering
for Indiana this additional twenty Thousand
men. 1t a piece of official ntermeding
which modestv should have prevented. Indiana
had made up all her quotas, and more. by sacri-
fees which no one understood better than Gov.
Morton, aud while the extreme Abolition States
were in arrears, and sneaking to evade their re
sponsbiliteS. It was neither cOnsiderate nor be-
fitting the Executive of the State force upon
Indiana. and during the spring months too. this
new aud unnecessary draft upon her industry
There is very general condemnation Of this act
OF the Governor, and men of all parties speak of
it with disfavor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-03
d. p. ". and X. G.. G..

In his Friday night speech our highly patriotic
and energetic Governor "insisted that there was
a circle within circle in the Democratic party
There was a reasonable organization within il
The leaders kept on the outskirts Of it," Here
tofore His Excellency has insisted that the masses
of the Democratic party were loyal. but that the
leaders were 6isloyal. This is change of front
Ii is an indictment Of the integrity of the Demo
cratic party entire. The Governor now charges
that not only the leaders but every member of
the Democratic party is member of a treasona-
BILE organization. In other words he insists that
msjority of the people of Indiana, and in a
republican government populi is ror Del
the voice of the people is the voice of God-are
disloyal to themselves. 1t appears that the Gov
ernor is unwilling that the majority should gov
ern but on the other hand that the minority
should rule
Three years ago. and from that period onward,
the Governor has charged that the Democracy OF
Indiana and the North west entertained the pur-
pose OF detaching Indiana from the Union and
establishing Northwestern Confederacv In
bis speech or Friday night he reiterstes this
charge against the Democratic party But where
II the evidence to sustain this infamous accuss-
ton! He has none. He can produce none. He
has had three long years. with the whole power
of the Government, to did him. but as in the be
ginning, he has no evidence whatever to sustain
the vile SANDER.
The Governor has placed himself in a predica-
ment from which he cannot escape After
dlIgent search of three years he has failed to
produce any evidence to sustain his charges OF
disloyaty against the Democratic party. The
h. @. C's. so far a. the Democratic party il
concerned. only exist in his imagination. But il
he really entertans the idea that an organize.
ton of the character he gives it, is part of the
Democratic organization. we shall regard him. a:
will every sensible man. "a demented individu-
al. or a. one Who Is anxious to write himself
down an ass. There We will leave our energet-
ic. patriotic. aud virtuous Governor. and he may
choose for himself either horn Of the dilemma