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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-09

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-09

NOte.-We wish 1t to be understood that our quo.
tatons represent prices of large FROM first hands,
unless otherwise stated, and that in filing small or
ders, higher rates have to be charged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-09

81 Lieut. VIM; B. Gushing, the young naval
hero. who blew up the rebel ram Albemarle,
and who has beea the leader in many romantic
and brilliant exploits, is only twenty-five years
of age, and entered the navy when he vas about
fourteen. TIL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
W. 4NTLLICENSE INV.

Tie following il the bill a. Fassed BY both Houses q
the gisature, entitled Bill TO Prohibit the Grant,
ing Of binary License q. Certain s, fed Places in
the Commonwealth" Toe act takes ese; ian nediately
so far SIS ,h, granting Of lcen is concerned, bat
does not a,c: retail dealsr sell ing uLder existing Ii
censes until after the FIRST Of Nay, VIXEN they expire by
Imitation o. Law;
Section l. BE a enacted By the General AIsSra6ly
That IL shall be Ia FIJI for any Court Of thia Com
monWealth % grant license 10 keep al ordinary 10
Gny p3rsOn within city or town, or within i've miles Of
the limits thereof a. any dpOt. station, or other
poiut On any railroad.
'Ste ?. Any p.Tsoa who shall, without frat having
obtained ordinary license sell by retail vine, Ardent
spirits, mixture t-GreOE ale, porter, or beer, or
such Ike cri as be 81 INK in at The pLce of sale,
he shall 10 addirOl 20 The penalty now prescribed by
law fcrlet the tenement where the sale s made if be
the Osue, ;.eseoi such Interest as he may have
therein II he is the lessee, and shall moreover forfeit
the stock Of liquors on hand, and all the PersOn pro-
perry used in such bus,uesa
- This b u shall BE- m Olcs from It's passage"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
ADJr. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFYIoE,
RICHMOND, Va, March 4, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS
~ no
8. COOPER,
Adpt and Insp'r Genl.

No Of
Paragraph GsnerAl Orders No 49, ussD thus amended:
ocerS Of the QaArtermaIters Departments W upon the
quson Of company commanders Issue clothing directly SOL
dlers and take their Individual receipts therefor.
H. Paragraph H. General Order No. 6, 1853 Is ded
II any cAvAymsn shall not keep himself provided with
Secebe horse he Iha serve on foo and be transferred TO
any regiment OF infantry from the state from which he youn
Ill The following of Congress published for the ln,Or-
AN ACT to ao officers Of he army rattons and
tie prUfIege Of pUrchdSiHg clothing from tie QdrterGsr's
lie Congress Of The Confederate States Of AeriOa do enact
oe Of the armies whist duty 10 III odd Ia the
vice. whilst soat OF the Confederate sAe shall be entitled
alton In kind EACH In quantity Ind quality, the same
allowed by law pnVates an IN ia draw and the
under such regulations be prescribed by the sscre
Sec All commissioned officers OF the armies Of III, conteds
clothing any oiermAster price which cost the
government all expenses included ProDdsd That Qaaer
would be proper prvAte all prvates entitled to
receive shall have been FIRST supplied rOvided
the offering shall his
that the ae necessary for his personal comfort and
USE in shall than suit allow
ed 70 be purchased ~ an ocer PTorded That Law
reputation shall hereafter be Construed 10 ALLOW on
draw from Subtesce stores than
day. for less price Than the thereof including
poTtAtlon
hereafter entitled 10 forEe Communication forage for
horse, except when service in the field.
now allowed By law 60 pvleI viii be issued 70 eSas com
mSSOned officers whilst duty In the asd upon Provision
Returns approved by the commanding ocer Of the renen
and to general stat officers upon their cencaes
one ration day in kind may be purchased by any of er
the field who upon duty under orders OF
or any department commander cost including trans
portAtion.
VI Oses retired accordance with the provide m In.
valid corps approved February l7h 1854 entitled 10
purchase raons unless Assgaed 70 duty orders
the provisions OF that law.
VII The General will Issue Inst ucons TO quar-
assistant carry eject
l the above act and much Of section The act
L relates 10 his department..
By order,
(sIgned) 3. COOPER,
nd IpspI CanI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
THE RAIDERS IN KLgG AND QUEEN-A

THE RAIDERS IN KING AND QUEEN-A
YOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BADLY
WOUNDED.
On "Wednesday, during the late raid, the rumOr
reaciei Travellers Rest in King and Iesn COMFY,
~ tie Yankees hai crossed the Psmunkey and we're
ad,a chg 10 the objection Of Ay lstt'A Three young
men, B. Fleet Jr and Wm. TaliaferrO, of KirE and
Qleen, and Mr. ger, Of King William, determined to
make reecDnoisauce in tha. direction. After pro-
esediDg about a mile from Aylsl.'s, they perceived
three soldiers 10 Confederate IN, osm, ad ,Lcing to
meet them, and concluding they COnied ate col
deIs continued 10 advance until Withia about thirty
yards Of h ne Taey tsen called OUT "Ars you freEds
or enemies ?" TIE three men replied "Friendsl' Per-
cevii the Yaakes column in The rear, they turned
their horses ald endsavored 10 escape. The Yankees
fred on them, ami Fleet was so blely wounded that,
although he escaped into the woods he found dead
next H orni0g TaliafsrrO was dADgsrou.ly wounded.
Fleet Is represented to ave been a noble yOuth, Of
seventeen, and intended tie came day. to join the gal
lAnt Ao,by's command.
Talaferro sso youth, WhO bad recently joined the
sgna Corps, vas shot through the body after be had
nearly stopped bis hre to surrender. The saVagOj in
che advance guard did not stop to render him any
Bt5aEce-nOt eve % Fluhuor nlul bus tne MAUI oouy
coming up ore Of the Wretche5 started to take bis hat
OF remarkng 'he would have further use for it,
He WIS by this me lying the ground, and the de-
mons a. they dashed BY covering bin with dirt thrown
up By the horses feet tsuntisgly inquired "RhAt iS the
matter old fel,ozs' A. length officer, more humane
than the rest directed Lsutel and Of the men
q take him to the next house. He raised his head and
su,tAniDg it on his lap, offered u carry bis messages
u bis mother They finally bore him TO ahOuSe abCui
nile Distant ard le him after sending for physician.
We are srat6sd TO learn that there is pro peot Of
TalhalerrO's recovery.
zsr, the third parry threw himself from bis horse,
ad it il believed, escaped unhur SO intent we're tbs
Yankees On capturing bis zoe stsed.
The murder Of Fleet added to the WOunding Of TaiA-
ferro, has thrown gloom the community in Vheh
tley lived Fleet universal fsVJrts, the idol Of
his parents, ard time alone can mitigate the sgjny Of
their terrible bereavement The question may very
perunsnty be asked Yankees, in the guiss Of Con-
derae soldiers, ase to DO allowed with impuay, 10
pas through The country, and TO numbtres other out
RACES o. the ussges Of civil zsd warfare, ada that Of
othng themselves in the guse Of Confederate sOdi.
ana numbering our unoGendng people. The country
reasonably awaits and expects some official action In
relation 10 he late raid that if the offenders will not
be brought 70 justice, Others a. least may be deferred
from the repetition of their Outrsgss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
ApJ'r AND IEsP'R aENLs oFFIoE, |
RIoHNoHD, Va, March 2, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,

No "a
The the Army called the "a Ard Sd sections
Congress entitled An act 70 organize forces TO
durpg the war, approved 1th Rebruary 1864"
Sea- That all the persons Aforesad between we ages Of
United States In the same regiments pat
Aons and companies which they ct the pa OF this
act with the organization and ohcer unless regularly
discharged accordance with the laws and reeuA
the OF the provided tna
State organised gns TIER eonIen expressed a. the
me with men or baAons from another STATE lhA nave
the privilege being transferred 10 organizations OF troops In the
same ervcs from the States In which said comp
were raised and the soldiers from STATE In companies rom
another State sha be allowed II they desire IT, transfer 70 or
ganHaons their State In the OF the service
Sec g. That the expiration OF six months from the LIST day OF
April next bounty OF hundred dollars In six cent
government bord which the Secretary Of the Treatufy
authorized isue shall paid TO every commlsou
pvAte who shall then be In the terVcor In
the event DEATH previous TO toe period Of such payment
ceive tie age his pay but shall be entitled the
provided who shall time during the period
after The said frat day Of April be absent from
III Ine Generals of Departments will Ascertain whether there
be In respective departments any company companies
om one State associated with companies belonging 70 another
State either bAtaons regiments who placed In such
org nzaons against their consent expressed At the lime and
will report the Adutant General prac
CABLE with recommendation that they be transfer ed II they
no dere orgAnia on Of troops the Of
raised
III Measures will be taken by Commanding Generals Of
Departments place In companies OF the OF the
vice In which Iey serving, raised In states which they
pevey belong the who serving In knes
raised in other This privilege will be freely granted ali
belonging that State which he residing for twelve months
prior TO Measures will be taken have
rolls prepared the LIST OF April pox after
Specor General 10 al the designated 10
The 50 section Of the reed conferred
CiTneO g. oooPER,
mNb-lW Adpt and Insp'r Genl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
10 GsH Cooper:
FRON TNR PENINSULA.

The report that iO,oe of Yankees bad appeared at
Piping Tree Ferry, the Psmunker, is without fOun-
da ion. Bat il appears that foxes OF about Eve hand
red did come up York river, aad IA ding on the King
William side burnt mill in tho vicinity Of CentreVie.
The reported burning Of TIE Court House il -
The expedition plO.ed up the river by man WOO
had assisted in sinking the tOrpsdOes. He was placed
in boat, and, to his eva life, the instinct Of self
preservation compelled him TO guide his caPOrs to
avoid the iaternal machines The expedition is doubt
less intended indulge the Yankee propensity Of THEW
ing md oil Arir 2.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

POLIOH AAHEsTS.-Octsva BinfOrd, mulltto, Ewing
on Jefferson stree: between BrOed and Marshall on
yesterday arrested by officer J.nkins for asslutng and
beating white woman named Elel King.
Katy, slave Of John Montague, was locked up In
the upper watch house, yesterday evening" to GnSWer
the charge of breaking into the trank of ThO' Cousins
and S.ssfnE S. in silver and e. 30 in gold.
Thomas, slaVe Of John HAnning, was arrested and
locked up on the charge Of stealing one dozen lilVer
spoons and three coats from John DAbney the eminent
negro lar keeper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

Gn. BRAGG AID rHA DTENCH OF RICHMOND
General BsHIOn Rrags yesterday, began the OrgAniIa
lion Of the fifteen hundred caVAlry which to be
KEEP. in and around Richmond to operate against Yankee
raiders, BY mastering N Captains HayWard's, Woods
and NOrasetI companies of Col Browns battalion
The horses Of these companies almost without
ceptiou fpendid animals, and the a1d bOrses
rsgsd aud clpsrsOned in the most complete manner
As the command mustered in front of the City Hall last
evening, the display Of extremely long cavalry boots
HAs mcst imposing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
~ GIG4NTyC ENTRRpRLSEs

The sshVille UliOn contains uader the above cap
ton an endtoraI announcing tue Federal plan for the
clm,agn jut ended. /. also af.rds another key 10
Seymour's invasion Of Florida, which intended to
be Simultaneous aud co operative with sheimn, Grsr.
son Logan and TaomAs in "iroaiDg the States d Ms
sissppi Georgia and Foriil Of armed rebeS." Thorn
as move vas TO be independent
The c,mpaign," says the Union, 'is the most stu
pen5Ous ever eonceVei b. mister military mind since
the days Of the inveaOl Of guupOEisr and IL
vii vrdi-ate its adoption, and pls>e Lin Who Planned
i, in the lis. Of military herOes."
So h aPpCas tha. none Of thcsI movements were
ieuts but we're eO-operatiVe aGd intended BY coup
ds main 10 "pulver.z3' tie rebellion. Ths reader i
hmiIar with the slstrOu5 failure Of them an. Where
nov stands the "hcr1' who planned the gigantic en-
ttrFrsey
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
Published By Authorit1I
AN ACT FOR THE PROTECTION OF SHEEP AND TO IN
CREASE TEE GROWTH OF WOOL PASSED FEBRUARY

AN ACT FOR THE PSOTEOTT0N OF SHEEP AND TO IN.
CREASE TIE GROWTH OF WOOL PASSED FEBRUARY
10 1854.
whereas an growth Of wool N this Common.
wealth AA times important bat especially so In the
struggle the Southern OOnfederAcy 10 maintaining
pendence there ore,
passage this act shall not be lawful any person what
ever buy SELL within the limits OF Virginia. any hep for
purpose being buichered slaughter
with Of sending the meat during
the under penalty,
dollars But this section shall apply purchase
Of mutton lamb upon the certificate OF physician
surgeon that Is needed and good faith intended any
wounded person under his care
g. IL shall be the duty Of all magrates Sheds and conSabe
that this law executed and upon information given
complaint made by any pers Of violation thereof 10 Justice
Of the peace shall his against the party charged
and satisfied Of the guilt OF the party charged cause
collection ndpAymen Of the above penalty by execution
In cAseS Of judgment or WarrAnis.
8 Upon CO nplant before justice BY any InhAbAnt Of
county sheep owned him destroy or ired
by dogs within his county, the justice SHALL by
hand appoint less than than
reehoders couny residing the place where the in
Jury alleged 10 be committed whose duty shall be 10 pre-
coed uh upon actual veW and such other Information az
may be accessible ASCERTAIN the truth Of the and
the Of the jdry any, which has been sustained and
thereof writing, their hAns together with
the OF the justice, him and upon proper Information
obtained, shall issue his
with Of damage, and
against him. upon collection thereof coats incurred
shall pay party sustaining the dog be-
longs Gve the shall in all responsible for
the sustained together with the But either party shall
have the right appeal the decision Juce acc
provision section chapter hundred
third section Of this act shall
Sheriff Of county levied returned by him
TO law should he amount Of damages Assee Atty dol
lars
l. This act shall be In force from lie passage.
copy from the rolls-Tese:
C1erko NJ Hama Daeo Y -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

Ar1ENPf TO EoLPL-GeOrge Bunker aud William
Coyner, tie paroled Yankees who robbed Mr. Craig of
large amount Of silver cCin, bank notes. etc, etc.
We e. it will be recSeced. seat to Henrico county TO
10 be tried the robbery having been committed in said
county They neArcerGted in the county jail. On
Wednesday night they made an attempt 10 cut out Of
their prisons, which very nearly successful For
tunAtsy their designs discovered before they were
completed, and the mscreants were forthwith heavily
toned They wear handouts and mAHacles during the
day, aud every night chained to big ring fastened
in the middle Of the floor Of their cell.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

NohGRcENr.-Ws mentioned, yesterday, that gen
tesl looking young soldier named Leslie Cfag had been
arrested and sent tS Ill the charge of stealing
gold watch from John A Hicks The case was brought
before the Mayo yesterday, and the facts ventilated,
when it appeared that Mr. William C. Murdoch, Of
Georgia, ded in Henrico on Tuesday last during his
Illness he gave his watch to Crag who 81 friend
and aequaintlrce aud who had been in constant aten
lion upon him. Mr. Hicks, Oh learning the daAth of
MurdCct got himself appointed Curator of his estate
by the County Court; Craig banded him over all Of
NurdOckS effects, cOcsiJtiag of quite large amount Of
money, three trucks, and good deal of other properly
bat declined to give up the watch.
The Mayor dIseh rgei Craig, and recommended Hicks
to attempt tie recovery OF the watch by civil suit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

PHnoHAL The Iuasuassd News o! this week an
nOaness Mr. John Mitchell as ore of It's regular
Eibutors. We congratulate the News on this aces
siOn Of tAent Mr.. Nj ehel is one OF the strongest
and, At the same time, of the most pleasing and
popular writer's in this country The current number
Of the News contains interesting article from his
Rraph;c pen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
ITO MIssOURIANS.

By General Orders No. Current Series issued BY the Adutant
and General Is ordered that soldiers from state
srvngn companies from another State SHALL they desire It,
be allowed transfer to the Of the service In which they
are serving, 10 the troops fro N their state.
The underBgned Recruiting 0cen for the First Missouri
Brigade commanded by Brig Gen. Oookre and any Mssou-
rals desiring that Brigade BY correspond ng
with accomplish tina. object Any who have already trans
FER can By reporting TO obtain transportation etc
Once Clay street, between 7 and uIth door from It'll
street. Ii. OoL. Il. BEVIEK,
mh s-1W 1t. Col. HUGH A. GARLAND.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

HoRRIBLE.-A IOOr One-lsggsd soldier, who was
walking along en- erutcheS in front OF the American
Hotel on Thursday Light, was run against by some
eEminAy careless Pedestrian and knocked down. The
Stuup Of his smputAted leg coming in violent contact
With tie pavement dreadfully crushed and Lace
rated that is feared another anputAOn will be found
Necessary. The sufferer Was removed to hospital
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

ASoTHEa PREsINr TO GRANT.-fbe Hartford Times
saws $1,000 s1ori for en- Grant has jus; been hnshsd
BY the Ames Company At ChiooPse. Among the OrHA-
men Al features sbout the handle is iag Of fourteen
diamond eostiag $500. Ga she sEOrd Is engraved p
cord Of battles and siegss IN which the
modern Ulysses has been engaged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

Toe following VA received as The War uthoe lat
evening:
DENOPOLIs Ala.
10 Gen. Cooper:
General LIE tseg apis TIA. Ross and Richardson at
tackled YazoO Cay t1s 9Th, capturing many stores
aad destroying maci eo.tol, about bsing shipped TIE
enemy retired 10 tas city aud held It until reinforced.
They diven OaIOf the city, which reeap:ured
while STOKES were b,ng destroyed. We have quite q
number OF prisoners. Our lOss about fAy killed
AMI wounded TIE saemy still occupy YaEOo City and
Liverpool, en.rsnoliny a. the Litter pace. Sherman
issa genera orlar a. Clalon ia which be speaks Of
many regiments in bis army entitled 10 fuilOugh.
L. PoIK Il General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
RICHMOND & DASvILLE RAILROAD Co.

RICHMOND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co.
GF- AT meeting of the Board of Direc-
tor 81 this Company held 2h 1884, the following
lot ordered be pubshed in the papers this city,
ResolDd That all hsVag claims against this company
quesed present Them for payment before aSh March
1884, and having checks Of this company any
requested 10 coolest them before II
nh5-td J. d. BLAIR, Auditor,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

Nan TRAP-John A. BelVin was, yesterday, fined
BY the Mayor for perm ting of his cellar dOOrs
l2.h street to remain in dangerous condition 1t is
said that no Lees than three persons have been seriously
injured during the past week by falling into this cellar
The sufferers shculd cue the city for damages.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
PROHTAMATION

BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been received by the
Il Executive that JOHN p GUNNELS convict in the pen
tsntAry sentenced thereto the Hastings Court City
for the crime OF grand larceny has escaped heeom
ana going al large: Therefore, do fer reward Of one
hundred and atty dollars 70 Who shall
the sid convict and deliver him into the penenary
rsqlre all officers Of this ci and
military, and request the people generally their
eons procure the OF the said convict that may
brought to juitlce.
(j-l Given under my hand a. Governor Of Virginia,
L.. and under the Lesser Seal OF The Commonwealth
- Richmond, this sth day OF March, In the year 1864
VIZ SMITH.
By the Governor:
GnohGH W. MuHEoRD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Gunnes born In Cha mbers county, Alabama Is feet
high ~ years old; dark hair eyes; mole
the right OF mouth large the
llttl- aud next toe Of the right foot shot OF.
mhl0-d8t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

WATCH FOUND-A gentleman yesterday picked up
vau lbs watch the paw nent, in front Of Mr. Logan
Walers store, on Gary Street. between 18th and l4th
sress The owner can have the watch by applying at
the oce of the clerk of the Huitngs Court aud prov
ing property
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

week ago BY the Senate passed the House Of Delegates
Al 10 o'clock on Thursday night Is provides that no
more cSnses to retail ardent spirits shall be granted,
and that those already in e1stSrc', and whoa expire
on the Ut Nay sex,, shll not then be renewed. Not
Ui.hslanaing tie late bsuE at which the BID passed, it
vas in fifteen minutes known In every bar room in the
city, and produced among the prOpretOrs of those
places and their friends vsrJ considerable degree Of
excitement
The bill the wisdom Of which al good elk lis W.l,
". b.ieva, ton,ede, is lie dlcs progeny Of the ne
mortal addressed to the Governor and Hastings Court
by the Grand Jury Of that Court at its last quarterly
term
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

RoHBElI.-Ihs Dwelling house of Mr.. John II. Mon
tAsue, en- Leigh rect between sh and 7!h streets,
entered by burglars Thursday night and robbed Of
whisky sugar. mOlastes, candles, etc., of the vGuS Of
IS 600. Mr.. MOntAguss dining room servant Charles
Who ran away Aloa ten days ago. Is Suspected Of hav
inc hsep ooncsraed ia the robbery
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

VIZ. Moons, late Colonel Of the 7Si Pennsylvania
Regiment val assaulted by number Of soldiers lately
under bis command, in Philadelphia. Excel. Moore
sought refuge in a lager beer saloon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

Coz. GHo. ". BREHT, of Alexandra, Va, who has
served 20 long and so faithfully as Assistant AduiAnt
General of the Army Of Tennessee, on Gen. Brsgg's
staff has been ordered to Richmond, and Is succeeded
bv Major A r. Mason, also of Alexandria Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

PHILIP CAsHnEYER-This person has been released
from castle Thunder We have no. learned whether or
not he has been reinstaed as confidential detective 10
Gen. Winder. but presume he has