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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

FITZPATRICK THE YAEKeE RAIDER Young Kipatrick
who wouudei IN encounter with our cavalry in
front of Dal'01 When Saerm b. gao his advance was
born near Deckert3Tp, Sussex county, Nsw Jersey
Jiruay 14lh 1885, and is tie core oply rs wears et
age. He admitted to Vest Point where ne tradu.
a.ed in 1861, aud entered the U. S army &c euts-
nan. of artillery May 9Th just after the war broke
out. week after be received ics, lieutenancy He
entered the "a captain of company in Duryea's
regiment 18Th N ~ and vas severely wounded in ii
battle at Big Bethel Juue 10th, 1861. As soon as he
recovered he was made lieutenant colonel and after
ward Colonel Of the Harris Light Cavalry. In Popes
Virginia campaign bis regiment formed part of Blu
foras brigade He took part in the Maryland campaign
under Pleasanon, and in Burnsdes campaign He par
ticpa.ed in Sscneman's raid, commanding brigade,
aud Tsversing 200 miles in IS than Eve days. For
this he made Brigadier General of Volunteers his
commission dating from June 18Th, 1863 At Aide,
hddleburg and Hanover, Fitzpatrick participated in the
movements preceding the battle of Gettysburg he also
commanded division in that battle. Aferaard be
welt 10 New York city, where he commanded the cav
airy forces during the riots Of last summer. fitzpatrick
lately lost both his wife and child He was transferred
to the Department of the West and started with Sher-
man on his great raid to Atlanta. In skrmish some
where above Resaca Southern bullet struck his thigh
aud cent him the rear where he has been ever SINCE
He is little demgod among the miscegenators, and
being fellow of some spirit and cavalry enterprise IA
rare commodity among them) Is considered "a whale
among minnows."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

ceved from General KAutz and no firing had been
heard except from the gunboats and the batteries on
our 'front.' We proceeded at very leisure pace our
way back to the Appomattox and arrived there safely
about FIVE o'clock this evening. General Gilmores loss,
all told, il about twenty wounded did not learn
that any deaths had taken place.
General Kau.z with his tried and veteran raiders,
about eighteen hundred in NUMBER rode considerably to
the south, and finally struck the turnpike leading to
Petersburg. They then rode brisky forward, and APP
pear to have taken the enemy considerably by surprise,
for they managed to enter the rebel works. and actually
penetrated for short distance within the CITY, Find
iuV. however that General Gilmore and his troops had
failed in the co operating movement and that he was in
danger of being surrounded and cut off retreat was
ordered. They, however, managed to bring of with
them large number of prisoners and several pieces oil
light artillery The destruction Of the bridge was not
effected in consequence of the rapidty with which the
rebels we're gathering In his rear and on his tanks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
TEE pRAyr AND TIE raREE HUNDRED DOLLAas CLAUS
IT, ON tie Mem York Tribune.

r. ON We NeW oTN LTtOH'sS
1t is generally tnoWn here that Mr. Wilson, Chairman
of the Ssrate Military Committee is opposed TO the
peal of the three hundred dollar Communication clause
He ia the only one of the committee who took ground
in favor of its retention.
There is growing feeling in Congress abou. the
repeal Of this clause. 1t is at TO be Of questionable
policy by many of the wisest in both Houses. The
Senator's proposition to shorten the term o. service
der the draft TO one year. which passed ny majority
Of three, will soon be determnedy attacked in mo
ton to reconsider There will be fight il. Mr..
Wilson will persist IN his endeavors to secure TO the
Northsrn States permission to fiji their quotas under
draft in any of the rebel States aud to effect the pas
sage Of bill freeing tie wives aud children of all slaves
who shall enlist ia the Union armies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

HANGING OF DAVID CRKrGH, E.o.-.We have reliable
information that David Oriigh an old and prominent
citizen OF Greenbrer county, OF high respectability was
hung last Friday, upon the finding of Yankee drum
head court martal under the auspices of the Yankee
commander, Gen. Du'ay.
out year ago, Mr. Oreigh, who was about sixty
years old, sad man Of powerful build, entered ba
house and found Yankee siraggler there, who was
pundering and offering gross insults to his daughters
Ne Oreigh attacked the Yands, and after desperate
encounter of an unarmed man against an armed Yam
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

kes one Of Mr. Creighs servants brought him an axe,
with which he killed the Yankee. In passing through
the county lsat Friday it b supposed that information
was lodged against HIM With the Yankee General Du-
fay, who summoned drum head court msriis and had
tho old gentleman hung There bs no doubt Of this
Information, and retaliation, stern and prompt should
be ordered BY the authorities -Lynehburq Rep.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
A PEACE paorosIrIpN IN coNeaEss.

Tho House, as an unfinished business, took up reso-
utions offered two weeks since by MIR Lazear, of Penn
syuana, proposing suspension of hostilties and re-
outing the President OF the United States to sdop
measures for assembling convention Of delegates from
all the States to ADJUST the difficulties between the North
and South on the basis of the Constitution The House
refused TO suspend the rules for the introduction of the
resolutions-yess 49, nays IS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

The latest information from Grants army Ia letter
dated June lSIh 1t gives news but refers only to
Grants getting portion of bis army down the Pamun-
key from the White House. The correspondent says:
The change Of base has been very successfully made,
with the utmost order and without the loss of or
a wagon, so far as your correspondent could hear
Il said that the enemy left their works incur late
front almost soon "a We old, taking the roads to
Richmond
White House will now be evacuated ts soon as the
supplies there are all shipped on the transports.
The growing crops here looking very ne and our
horse tonight are "living in clover"
The rest of the army are now moving towards the
river for the purpose of Gro sing.
General Grant and staff have started for General
Buffers command.
despatch UiG Fortress Monroe says:
Two army corps crossed to the south.side Of James
river last night Other portions of the army also
crossing at various points,
Generals Grant and Butler we're in consultation during
yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

sm against Government sprnging from the will Of
the governed and especially Of cruel treatment Of Its
BIZ ssed women.
In their BEHALF respectfully ask your favorable con-
With great respect, yours,
r w GIpRs N. ID.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
NATIVE PAINT.
ttantion nf thoea ~, ,na.4 .. .....f

'HE attention of those in want is respectful
asked to hsts celored PAINT which we have ors a,
lime been producing and said By have use tbs
osss for wn lead seen since the For this paint
articles as are OF thereby developing an
saving the pront paid the North. The paint win a
Wer Tor All coiors out white, and 10 cost
-. ~ BLAIR AND CHAMBERLAYNE.
Jeio-uz" No 70 Main street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
MAP OF VIRGINIA
WEST & JOHNSTON
have now ready the
Twent nd ~ ~


Twentieth thousand OF their
New Map OF Virginia,
Containing all the countless principal
lines rivers canals This Is the best Map the State ever
pubshed, elegantly gotten mp pocket FORM with
illuminated covers. g.
Mistress and Mad household story by Miss Muloch author OF
"John Halifax, aentleman," 60, &c, "a.
RECENTLY PUBIIMED,
Maea Is or Affairs Of Sacrifice by the author Of Beuah
twentieth thous and. S.
War andits Heroes; hrst series. So
General Orders from and lnspsctor Once
Oonfedests States Army, from January 1884, December
1868 Goth incusve) In two series, with INDEXES as
The Southern Primer for schools and families illustrated tr
teth thousand. 81.
Bold Soldier Boy songster. 81.
Btonewal Song Book 81.
Rebel Songster. 81.
Punch Sor gster. 81.
The Camp Jester or Amusement for the Mess al,
Robert and harold or the Young Msroonefs. s5
rle Life OF Lieutenant General Thomas Jackson by an ex
Osde second edton revised and enlarged by the auho
Orders By mall or otherwise promptly attended to.
Perons sending to the advertised price OF either OF
above mentioned books will receive them tf portage
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
Publishers aud Booksellers,
Jelt-tt 145 Main street, Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
OBITUARY.

Departed this m In Floyd county; Va on the 22d day Of
May, 1884, B. soWER printer In the sHh year OF his age
formerly for near sixteen years. editor and proprietor Of the
Va ~ -''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
RUNAWAY I'm JAIL.

w AS committed to the Jail of the city of
Richmond, the 3lst OF January last runaway,
old negro named LUCINDA She committed
property OF hso Thomas Moore but she belongs Joshua
Keith, Of Fauquer county She Is quite black feet
inches high, and about 40 years old.
Had when committed striped calico dress bonnet
black shawl Her Ia requested forward prove
property and pay charges she win be sold ing law
TH0S. u. DUDLEY,
Ie23-i1m Sergeant City OF Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
DIED.

On the als. Instant Doctor THOMAS G. PEAoaY ia the list
year Of bis age.
His funeral will take place st. James Church this hurs-
ds At II o'clock The friends and acquantance Of the family
are Invited TO attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

The Lou svie Journal says that IL viii take one thou
sand years fog Governor Bramstte to raise ten thou
sand men for Lincoln in Kentucky.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
TIE RETREAT FROM RED INTERPRETATIONS OF THE
SOLDIERS AGAINST GENERAL BANKS.

Correspondence Of the Missouri Repu6lica"
When the army arrived at Simmsport, tho feeling
against Banks was perfectly uncomfortable He was
absolutely afraid to appear in the presence Of his men,
lest he might be sseassnated. He took refuge in an
IRON clad gupboas As the boat lay in the Atchstsya
river the soldiers the bank would cry out loud for
Banks to put his head above the decks declaring with
curses that they would put ball through it. He kept
his head inside. When General CANDY arrived he made
speech to the men, and ted them that hereafter he
would command, and that no more such fatal expedi-
tions should be gotten up. long cry arose from the
men 1--WE want TO see General Banks punished, we
want to see him hung" aud many sucn expressions-
General Candy said that he had reported Banks TO the
authorities at Washington, and had doubt that he
would be dealt with as his conduct deserved The
soldiers furious and would have mobbed Banks il
he lad made his appearance. Many declared that they
would do no more service until Banks pu ished.-
General Candy told them that hereafter they under
bis command, and appealed to the men to return to duly
and obey all his orjers Thus ended the Red river ex
pediton-a fit sequel to scheme conceived in politics
aud brought about in iniquity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

NOiiCh.--There was committed to the Jail
IN Of emyth County, on the LIST dav Of April 1874 49,
ooy, w9p calls himself HENRY aud says belongs 70 wm Pat
d , 1sIra county North Carons Said boy very black
'i nss s0es s'''''A' and pants. JOHN oUEy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
yALLANpIGHAM RErURS, 70 OHIO.

Vallandigham has returned to Ohio A despatch from
Cincinnati Gays:
Vsllandigham is still at Dayton. All sreported quiet
here.
despatch from Chicago says:
The Illinois Democratic Convention met at Springfield
yesterday and nominated delegates to the Chicago Con
ventiOn.
despatch announcing the arrival of Vallandigham
in Ohio received with great cheering, and resolutions
were adopted pledgug the convention stand by Ohio
in pro ectipg him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
[Circular.'

lowing official circular:
[Circular.
HEADQUARTERS, Posi-,
Richmond Va, June q 1854.
Gen. A. r. LsWton, Quartermaster General, directs
that the restrictions on railroad travel be so relxed as
to permit Provost MaIshas grant passports in cases
of urgent necessity sound discretion must be exer-
cised. (Sgned)
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

WANTEDNA COOK.--Wanted to hire for
me remainder OF the good Cook, Washer ana
roner Must come well Apply second door north
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
DESPERATE ArrlMPT TO ESCAPE TIE DRAFT In THE MORT

Nine Of car load of conscripts, who were en- route
from Boston to Cincinnati, Wednesday night arranged
and executed an exceedingly desperate plan Of escape
between Chatham and Slhodac depot, New York. The
doors of the car we're locked guard being stationed
on the platform. But while the lights were turned
down that he could not plainly through the win
dow in the door what going on, hole cut in
the floor of the car large enough admit the passage
of mans body The hole nearly overthe wheels,
the plan seeming to be 10 crowd out and by holding
to the brakes effect escape when the train stop
ped or was moving slowly. 0ny four of the nine were
so foohardy to attempt this mode OF escape, aud
they raid the penalty with their lives their bodies be
ing shoCkiugy mangled. The other five jumped from
one OF the car windows, while the train moVin 6
nearly thiry.fve miles hour three of them receV-
ing injuries OF which they have died. WhilS the other
two were not expected 70 live.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

WANTED-For the balance of the year a
NEGRO GIRL, about II years Of age 4, attend ~ .a
children Any having such servsn, win snplv ~
once ice between and o'clock, p NJ va .pps - VIZ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
SUNDRIES ATPRIVATE SALE.

SUNDKIES AT PHIVATE SALE.
900 pads assorted Cotton Yarns
WV 10 kegs Soda
10 bags Pepper
boxes Clarified Sugar
100 sacks Salt
20 boxes Tallow Candles
20 doz. Brooms
barrels Lard
Is kegs Nail
cases Brandy, 10 pint botsles
10 pieces Bleached Cotton
10 barrels Vinegar
100 gross Matches
500 packages Tobacco
Je23-St TARDY WILLIAM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE Va FIRE AND MARINE Iss. Co..
Richmond, June 18Th, 1854
Idk Directors of this Company have de-
elsred semi annual dividend Of per CENT payable on
ana amer the LIST July next The Stockholders are reouesd L
naeaa as sonua meeting Of the company ON NON
jee- &c WIN WrtrIs II. 60,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

WE are authorized to sell for old'currency, 4
w per cent bonds, or T3O notes
30,O0Olbs. choice hroWn Sugar,
Stored free Of charge until October and 70 be delivered
Augusta Georgia, which, eing the points
bouih and the article offered Of which the supply nearly
haused, cfs ndus ement 10 those desiring
je29--St TARDY a WILLIAMs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
TF,ou n. P.t.rs5,rro Express Of wednesday, ]
HEAVY PICKET FIRING-ARTlLLERf- PKAO-
TIcE-ANEW MovEMENT--ATTEMPrTO REACH

THE WELDON RAILROAD FRUsTRATD, ETC.
Daring all of Monday night the moon shone out
hri0hty and beautifully from cloudless sky, and the
pcRets of the two armies avaied themselves OF the u
minous rays to keep each other wide awake. From 10
cock until day.daWn around the entire line, the pop
ping Of muskstry was distinctly heard throughout the
city. II was incessaut, not seconds time eapsing
between the discharges OF the pieces, and at the dis
lance we occupied resembled more the irregular e1po'
sion Of FIRE crackers than anything to which we can
liken it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
rHI LAEIsF TRoN eRAEE's ANN.

The latest from Grants army, now around Peters,.
burg reached US last night at eleven o'clock in the
shape of vlainous she'll This noisy missile fell on
Bask street. striking the large mulberry tree in front of
the old LlsigsRcsr building, and cutting OF limb,
some eight inches in diameter Nobody hurt, but the
compostors in the Express Office and our friends at the
Provosts cse, we're greatly enlivened by the music.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
From u. Ala, "a Intelliqsnesr.

THE REVOCATION OF A CRUEL ORDER.
We notice in the Columbia South Oarolinian, the fol-
q o;aI circpI.r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
DEPREDArIoEs OF TIE EMMY.

Our informant states that the people of Prince George
az everywhere else where this army OF Vsndals hss
visited are suffering greatly from their depredatOns
Crops Of wheat corn and oats, have been destroyed,
az every garden has been stripped. As confirmation
Of this last mentioned fact would state that many of
the prisoners brought In last week. upon being searched
at TIE Provost AArshas ofc found well supplied
with fresh onions which of the rascas stated that
they had taken from the gardens of the Prince George
people to keep them from "spileng."
, 1864-01-03
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, 1864-01-03

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1uire more than others .. !.
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gladly p,y H 200 for tstter ar!iele.
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taken b. meo, woren an: children. Explicit dirsc-
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dealers attavorsn9 TO .bpose q thets own or ossss
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III iof HELMnoLD Prrpatstons:
, 1864-01-03

Yoa arr asan summoned to rally around the deaf OLD
Flag. Iour spontaneous and Elor1ons petEtotsm hss
fry ImU1tsahlo lustre hns crowned tie arms OF the
o.1ncihc lcsIons ot your brethren nlrcady u the
icllion II rtltnx and staggering beneath the trench
dcuE h'owf the bravo and stelWaFt soas OF the Re
Il near. Your country again calls She ask1 you tc
cofe ur the thnned ranks Of tho battlescArFed he.
-oet. ~ho hundred Elor1ous neld1 have made the
nat of@ii!so,ssn"a terror to ths ioe 1nd ths yats
thy alike Of he5 gratitude fol your past achievements
and hcr fa!th IN your ability 70 gin yet more enduring
md thousands and assist In the nnhl cort that shall
bEiug the internal Dragon Of Secession to the dust
aveI- living Or dying, shall this Commonwealth and
Tie l:epuhNc blcss Joa, and yoIE names md memo
y!ts bcin1ortall JAMES OAEIS,
Lieut.. Col. 9Th U. s, Cavalry,
oci3-oa9-Sn. A. H. Pro. Mar. Gen. i'll.
, 1864-01-03
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH B1TTES3
SPRING OF TIE YEAR.

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lcnt In tlla climate daring tho
, 1864-01-03
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, 1864-01-03
ITO TIE LADIES OF CHICAGO
Mrs. M. M. GrnaR- NJ n

IAys!ci.n 10 the Fcnale Department Of the Green
Mount Water Cure, 1dchmond, Ind,
flsEt TO aorn tcr friends and public th4t she
~ ytsdsa 70 many solicitations. and has decided TO
eh an o1Icc IL CAtc:So for the Winter, willis thH
Nate: Cure II undergoing repairs and tu pryctacnts
ths Eili Ec1ns!a three months from Iauuary 1s and
VIII Eise hcs special a.tenEon to diseases oi wouc1.
r Grots hak made class Of diseases specially.
Fnd hah hem engaged in extensive practice The
Et ten yenrF. The remarkable SUCCESS Hh{ch hss
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