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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
TELEGRAPHIC.

"HoRsE MARINES AT WORK.
CHATTANOOGA, April l4.-Aljor Ddk McOann mas
captured another train on the Nashville OnaanO0ea
Railroad He has also destroyed longN wagon ualn'
Two more guubOats and three transport s on the Gum
6erland river we been destroyed by WSeeierS COM
mand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
AUCFION SALES.
nv aonDIN 4 AppERsoN, Aucts.

M1XTENsIVE Sale Of Valuable Real Estate,
II SLAVES. HORSES, MULES, oAyILL. HOGS, CROPS OF
GRAIN FORAGE IARaiSs hy n srSn and xii 70 IL.
pSsraned and others Trustees, dAted 2lst FeeSay, lso
and Se parties Interested therein the only pste
viii sell public aecti n IN the oTe, an c,oet a.
ns tn ne next fall day The saa ehOu
,he f,nexng Real f. conveyed by tht deed 70 VII;
h T%ed House and Lot north ide Of Dover Or cary
street near Bevdere street. being the properly FORMER" Hs
Nv Hiram oarne, occupied BY his WIDOW: u,v,
Vacant Lot northeast corner oil Dover ana paw
deTs streets TT TeUennts on the norde of Dover be-
tween surL and Cherry streets, IS 1912 by oOfest o
" Three Brick Tenemenis on the soutsae OF % Kev
Laurel and Cherry Streets occupied by hessrs bo"n' '
and Grent on the wessae Laurel street, south
Of Dover street. occupied Mtsss Thomas and Ioie PA oy
io4 feet. o.. a., r.or in rear If the above
,.o VII a oO an ssy 10 FEET Tid. IS by feet
VII Lot at the south corner CT DoVer Anu ~
vert streets, 81 SlS by 100 iee''
ArrEa WHICH WILL Be Sold
VIII tn. sh,res and interest Of B. W. Green being three
eehths Of the whOls IN the stock and property Of the
NIX TX 20 shares Stock OF TIE Bank Of RIehmO-d .ea
OOC a.he office Of the Trustee and When pa's'
invited 20 examine before the Gay o. re-
ouesied to ca al Trustee and examine It's
ion. aad other pape bearing upon her privileges eTe so
that thew may haT. full unde standing Of their rights and d
eide each for HIMSELF before the day OF SALE what
All persons holding prior Hens upcn Of the properly Sh
her by deed. Of trust ties retained men % q the
sme 70 arrangements be made for their SPECIFY pay
meat those holding CLAN against me- as trustee mu'
them NJ once. A., n, r.,.,.
Terms OF prescribed by the deed For the Kea ue
Y c4sb the balance upon credit OF and yeas rom
dy II s, purchasers giving bonds or notes Tor lhe
naymens beEri from date the inere1t payape am
ay and secured by DEEDS upon the properly 70. w
slaves cash. the personal properly sums O. SSv anu W
er cab Gums $50 months credit for noie1 win lhIees
| added and satisfactorily endorsed. -, ...t.
Rnt he r,eer provides 10 lieu Of the terms a6oE
dated any holder Of the paper secured thereby, may purchs
any Of the property, and paying Of their iesps
nuehasss in cash. will be allowed to discharge the
per secured by deed but the paper the cree
ito who signed ed the Gtsnees Of such CT dor De
fore the SALE bsIec lived payment Tor q Oh any purchase
Fu'"'' " re- w A. .. WILLIAMS, Trustee
| GODDIN 4 APPERSoS,
| % Al. Aucgs.
ps-Ca.h viii received nom these who may desir9 10 al
| "e'P-'e N' - "A. d. WILLIAMS,
| Trus,Ce.
ps-Ate- the Eas OF the real estate FRIDAY next ne
will be sold mos. valuable saye belonging to the uuStah
| aged about q yea = ,rrr,t,vs r.r.,oo
/ n. u.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ For the apprehension snd delivery to me In this city, or u
some place where get em, Of the following slaves VINO
eO nv house on lhe night Of the 18th inst together:
TOS-Who King Queen county, Of this state lie
Il about 40 wears c-hGc hin features sunken ron loss OF
te tn, about feet inches high an = little boS.egSel
HENRY was by Nathan osrpent-r Ct Washington N o.,
and had een working railroad several He about
Ey years well about feet inches bgh dark brown
complexion, pleaing address.
FIICKIas the properly John A Williams, Of Warren CO..
O. lie so yeprs I'D about feet inches in height
muao hA prominent eyes, bunken JAWS hii Tea
t1reg with sad countenance.
N', aD, 4. wM A. ARMsTEAD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

AGENCY FOR CLAIMS
" AGAINsT THE CONFEDERATE sTATES.-,The under
vii continue as heretofore, to give his unremittng atten
80 10 he prosecution class Of eiaims against the gov
nen His long experience In the settlement oil CLAIMS anu
accounts give peculiar advantage In the management o.
such business , 49,, n.,,,-,,.,, vboss ssyvicea In
he mails prior lat Junr 1851 have not been paid 9r
,srsnS having claims against the Medical department or
or services rendered, will find it to their interest TO con-
PaToed prisoners O. who were Illegally dchsIgea T a
,n obtan their paw, clothing ,tsnon
on pAroe can With him He will also give a'ehuou
49, fermentation testimony as 70 inc ~ heretofore
properly. Deceased ssdiers eai cent all amounts
fees, except BY ejsFsge added.
I for he confidence and already hestow
A he can safely promise all who may employ him that ne VIII
hl,hfgIly and diligently attend to their interests.
lie taxes the liberty OF referring 10 the gentlemen named below
for testimonials Of character, &C.:
Pey. NJ. d. HooE, Richmond va,
Rev SAMUEL T. HooRNLs, RlchmondtNa.t
NJ BLAIR 90, Richmond, Va
Hon, hessrs. J W. CROCKETT, W. EwSo ana
w. O. MAcHEN Representatives from Kentucky
Hon. J b. CLARK, Senator from Missouri - ,
Hon. Mr.. VEST Representative from missouri
And members generally Of the Legislature
EDWARD M. CLARK,
febQl-sm once, No. Law Building Richmond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

The following prices were allowed Tor the stocks sou
~, ,rIn Ip, Co stock 8ea0 go. ms Co. Valley Of Va,
a. Expo tpg and Importing Go SlG 6Oi Bank Of Va ssH
Bspk or Cm 1872 Farmers Bank, l2si Midlothian Coal Min
-, a. 1lO lanes River and nAVha CanI, 2OE Marches
sS cation and Wooea MAuufg Co.. 2i5; Rchd, treihg and
POT, Railroad llO0lt; Va Genital Z r, lOOh0lc, Or.
80 s5 Al.x X L. (conOn) 2. There al soll $1,000
Coincidence interest bsang notes at 9ss9& and ttere5
AVA Can Year aad Deep Ryer Navigation bond 10 sl24
and SlOOiu gold coin for 1913.
The receivers sale resulted as follows:
Orange md Nexlndia K. stock (cormen) 2426; do de-
pferei $500 and interest," $500 o. and A. H. K, dividend
So D. 9J and int.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

w E. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill d
w Co.. Manufacture OF Isdys and Genlemen'I BeOh
and Shoes, up stairs 1877 Main street, Richmond, Va.
An Kinds OF Ladies' and Genenens Boots and shoss made 70
erier. Repairing dOoe
ta1Q- n n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

sell the valuable Farm which Nelson Station De-
locsted The Alexandria Lyncht Railroad
through It, and II Is equal distance from Chaoltesv le and
Ly nchburg-
This is valuable Farm, containing 5SS acres being well
the raising Of Tobacco, Wheat Corn There
are about 40) oleare land, balance in timber.
large creek through the place. which supposed
be co 70 acres Of ha' land.
No improvements on the place Of any value
ap1O- 1md&c% W. A W. s. PETERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

MEDICAL PURvEYoKs CFHCE, >
Richmond, Va. april LIST, 1868. }
THE Ladies Of Virginia will render the Coz l.
Il fdsraey very eIseatal service they viii interest tho
OF the Garden Poppy supp
lug valuable remedial agents used Ia the ire A.
ment Of the sick and wounded Of the army
The exudng from the puneured cGpsules should, hen
suny hardened be carefully put and forwardedt - the
undersigned.
PerS ms having Of the Poppy will be paid liberal rice
for the sane early application be made st this Depot
L. W. JOHNS, q. NJ p,
An lin O. s. Ara W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
No THE VOTERS OF NANsRMOND CO.
CAMP FRENCH.

Mas PErKEsBuRG, Va, April Sth, 1s63.
nESERTERS.-A reward Of tai Aff DOLLARS 'NtSVil
III s pad and delivery - me- or eonnnsd
ID that get then, the f0ovirg destre rs from Coo,
H., Re- merit Virginia Artillery
SULLIVAN, q, blue eyes, light hairi Ar eouPeAlhi
s f.et 6 4. ches hl- deserted - h Nay, lsoz
McDEARMAN, ~ blue eyes sht hair, DARK complexion
6 f-et 81 inches high, deserted 18th May, lsoz
FnONAS WELen IS blue light hair cark complexion
q fsei 4 inches higa, de cried l8th June lisa
JAMES RO3w kLLh ~, blse dark hair dark eon'
o Inches high, deserted o0h iure COM eN'n'
10 ~ GgACEY, e 81. 1lpsn-uIay, ls64
YaEs s9 blae syesght hAir, rudy CONF lexicon,
s ~. 81 lnchs llgh, deserted l8ih Nay, lso3
II " rrRANK ar 25 blacE black hair, dark complex
a hi S seet 81 i.ehes high, deserted LIST june 1854
SIMON ONEAL, sge ~, black eyes black hair a@ik eeUPlsA
toa lnche high, deseTte l'tJ1ne lSo4. -,
Gus TAT fees inches, deaer cd lota August 4eo-
0 fU3H, deserted lst Ju y, ls62-
u NCGHAs, deser 81 18th N rch leoZ &c.
W. f0LLAED "a blue eyes light hal, AF eouPisN 0H'
80 hi1h. isseltei 3fh January, lsb5 -.
IN COLI, blue eyei light 1elr af 'ee'
efnches hish, . rtsd 18th Februarg, lst8.
HFNaYJORDAS, i9 bus eyes, light hair TAR eonple4loh
- Ircs e HIN, deserted IAN February sos
-. ,en we're formerly mnbers Of Capain bacds Bater
rit lrlsrT subsequently Of Capt Rss nov Of Hne win
e---r.io, al WiIism Cole With the exception mentioned,
oDoss ts other lurking in or about The city Of Rich
~ srl,r a. z y MOsELEY Major Comd'g Ara Battalion.
.-1, AZ Petersburg, vs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
VALUABLE Real Estate, on Broad and
Lha reeis &c gather with Household furluIei Ior s.e

VALUABLE Real Estate, on Broad ana
Adams street, together with Household furral' 0' ''
at auction ,,,. 80 .h.i ALL
nj nuhic auction premises on "wednesday hs ION "a
Apf 1863 as3 O'Clock NJ In the order adyerd me
ing valuable real estate, viz: that large ard Wen oeae "A
on the side Of BrcaG between Foo nee ara "a
ans streets recently occupied by Mr. Jacob Woodsoh e
sGioinng woe tenement ecsopied by Mr. Robert kedsra
and aito the lot adjoining the east wi arSe bek staD
sbs thereon which viii be sold the large new irsme
dwenr on the ea ae Adams Streein rear OF te Cly
eet Methodist Church, occupied By Mr. Marx yndaL nd
TIE adjoining occupied by NJ Jeoo ker kiter
re sails OF ali III be sod for cash. at the a:e
esidence Jacob Woo son. osd street, all Tbs fun
ture IN. REIN consisting Ct the usual vastly.
Terms-for The real ese oueird csh, balance at and
rye o negotiable interest added, secured BY
ust detd or cash option o. the purchaser The ta1s
and Issuance this year be pqid By the pu chhse.
app GODDiN& kFrEhs"N' nut 20.
POST 90 K VI l. N II II, conseqgence Of me
neIemerey Of weahsr tns VIII take place
A Y, at o'clock, p. ID, on the premises ,n-,,o,
.n,c Auys.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

AUDITORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va March sOth, 1858.
IN pursuance of the requirements of an act
entitled imposing for the support Of Gove
meu passed March 2 1868 annexed sections Of sid act
are pubished, J. Nj. BENNETT r,
Auditor o Pablo Accou ntss
Az ACT IMPOSING m GOVERNMENT.
Passed March 2Sih, 1851
Section act entitled authorizing Of
States other
public dues passed March d 1882 be and the ames b, reby
amended and re-enaeted, to read rs follows:
"Confederae States bearing Of the ou
nation or or over dollars dated and Issued on and ae
April 1862 shall hereafter be receivable pay
Of taxel and other public dues 70 the State"
Sec 81 The Auditor Of Public Accounts shah cause the p eced
ing section 10 be published least ave Newspapers In IN scy
OF Richmond the papers cities Of Lynchbur
Petersburg towns Danyle staunon and yhs-
Vile, for At lsBst four weeks Ida sgN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
ApJ'T AND INsP'R GENgsAPs OFFICE,
RICHMOND, April 10, 1868.

aENERAL g. ORDERS
all cafes Of impre snsut heretofore made under the
authyof any oie persons In paragraph "a
~ rsi Ord RS No. which the property inpr ssed Is either
~ 49, Of the owrer the imprtsf officer, or his
nates the compensation therefor shall not have been
yed and II tha to determine the compensation
~ he made shall lwl TO employ the iue and as neies
ded the act Congress concerning mpr sment and The
e er Aforesaid purpose In the gene mauner and
ne the same the had been maze
since L date Of the same. . -, -, a.
der No % Adatant and Inspector Genras once February
SSd se8 and from military service fer reson an
In that orde insufficient for exemption will be
EXAMINED by examining board OF surgeons appointed or
The iGreu Conversational Districts and II not deemed u-t Tor
military duty unie tie inue'ns issued will be received 10
Sryc "Teu porary exemption" will not be gwen for ped
6ey'lu uArT ys,5ye s1 g. COOPER,
i Xix -, t~e-' Atj't and Inspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, AUoTs.
ADMINISTRATION OF AUCTION SALES

CONTINUATION OF AUCTION SALES
" TODAY, BY sLAuGiTEa, YCh Eliso m.n,,
Beng unable complete cur sale eiaay, We WI" sen
MORNING. commencing a. 10 o'clock
lsri line OF Hardware,
81 bbls Brown Srgar.
100 cases Smoking Tobacco
100 pieces fpIing Ribbons,
nne Rosewood Piano, 90 octave, -
Marble Nantel-pec
TNyEi OPEa, Letter and Note Pal er, &c. ~.
DRY GSODS-Back Prints, Needles, &C.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
= cOTCH SNJJFF AND SMOKING TOBAC-

Co-The undersigned manufacturer Of the celebrated
bra ID Of Smoking By Boweg5, Grand Turkey Win
pebsgo and ephan) enlarged his capacity for nsnusc-
uring and added business manufacture Of rpeor
quality OF Scotch Snuff which he Is prepared to furnish i
SrSs..,'sr. 9. b vFRGUsoN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

UTANTED-A frst-rate BLACKSMITH
wv nod a. heavy work. forsnan Of Railroad shop
Lber1 wages gwen NPfS - p T. LAN6DON,
cor i0th and Bank Bts., up stairs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
NEW RIcHMoND THEATRE.

Acting and stage Manager ......R DoHsrr ocD so
Trsalurer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

WE WILL SELL this day So likely Negroes
w !a3 HII4, DioXIgsoS &co., Gacs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

.TRFSH SEED.-Chinese Sugar-cane Seed at
II al psr aaart; Broom corn seed FOr sale b. - -
Ap it-4s Wv, va = ~.
HTANTED-We will pay a premium for
w coniedsras States Treasury Notes Of ma ue Of Sep
sss ass l Second ls'i- LANCASTER 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

A FAMILY OF NEGROES FOX SALE
~ a. decree Of the County Court Of Nottoway, the
cornuslloner viii. fURDAY The 18Th inIt pro
Al auction a. the Junction Of the K and T.
=. - tlge ~ ~, - 49, J NJ. GILLS,
Boy Lcsus oi a@'es 49, Commissioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
uEI,rCAL CARp-OFFECE PRACTICE.
Or MS OFFICE, WAGON TRANSPORTATION.
RIcHNosD, April 4, 1868.

ID have sumed charge Of the entire Wagon Transportation
in and contiguous thu City Of Rchmerd Requ sons there
transportation Of that nature and as Tor iut VIII hero
after be made upon me- 49,
for ether than GoverrmDt purposes will net he
furnished exce In cases where evident tie oxgencies OF
The sgryce require IT, JNo @. MAYNARD,
an6-iOt Major and Quar- erInaster.D
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

CoMEBODYs LUGGAGE
THE MYSTERY UNVEILED
The community that has wonder fully exci,e 70
the past few days to know whose that
SOMEBODY'S LUGGAGE
was and wha, consisted OF will relieved further
emotions on learning that Mackenzie the notorious
CLOAK AND MANTIhi.A DESIGNER.
Hss lately arrived from Paris with an esravasau, a..ort
ment Of
VELVET, SILK, CLOTH
AND MoHAIR cLoAKs
MANrrLLAs sAoQURs AND
OPERA CIRCULARS
Nsa; .rs sssEs ana e $ n DSss gEss STYLE for
r.au,cs n :.scns n.asr Good: % S5 his nsFss
and yoss and q speedy aaa safe transit Tor the
SOMEBODY'S LUGGAGE.
sss s.ss. .. Which sr s r. :: s
This grand display u French snssA novelties vn
ssHRfiis sr9Rfs. Beauty o.1,5s nsEsg AND rrsEssss or
rh.s has svsr se-s .ubIss.d N ~. .e.rorelIs
.dss "a search sesaSs soods fsr s and ~ns wssr
UNITED STATES CLOAK AxD
xAxrrLLA STORE. sos Os CANAL srSEEr.
GEORGE CAREY. Proprietor.
". B. MACKENZIE Superintendent N
Hn-yse trade not invited. a. Ell mus,
be soid al RETAIL ONLY. &C.
Nv PERSON HAVING A SET nF MINK YuRs
"a (haf cape. null &e 10 dispose OF erap may addreas
MAX. box sn5 Herald ofhoe
NEW PUBLICATIONs. att
JF yoU WANT TO KNOW TnE cArsrs Avn RENE.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

UF yoy WANT TO KNOW THE CAUSES Am RENE
/ ofes for disease read "siedical Common sense"
rou. houk for peor aud good book for ev,ry
an opteUfs tables free. nal do
rats throughout tbr cnHntrs st k WAENERs No Vesey
stgce, or ~ ihs au.arr. D. 3 r. fOoTb. l.l9 Pfs1t
~aY, Nsw Nort.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

An AMERICAN LADY WISHES sITuhIVh IN
a some respectable family. ss seamstrers Pc Wiling "
.lst In laht houseworx good references given and rr
ouired. wages not much OF object as good home
fasI FOR two days st Ell Greenwich ST.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Nv PERSON HAVING SET nF MINK puRs
"A thaf cape. mu 6c) TO dispose Of erap may addrss
MAX. sn5 Herald oice.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

A SITUATION wANTBD-BY A YOUNG MAN. AS
IA bookkeeper assistant bookkeeper clerk he has Just
peted full In Bryant Straon's Commercial
College, and is competent for but has had
perience good reference given required Address Z. 81
23l Weat 9th st. 7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07

The reports Yesterday forenoon, that the
rebel army had been heavily reinforced.
troops under Longstreet and D. II. Hill being
supposed to have joined it, brought unpleas-
antly to mind Napoleon's saying, that God
favors the heaviest battalion Stoneman
was blamed for objectionable failure to cut of
the southern communications of the rebels
Two dispatches yesterday afternoon checred
the respondents very considerably One was
to the effect that in the face Of a superior force
of the enemy, Gen. Sedgwick, one Of the best
officers in the army, had re-crosscd the
Rappahannock, and gone, by way OF
United States Ford, to Hooker's assist
ance; the other, that General IIeintzelman
was near at hand with rcinforcements for our
jaded army. Gen. IIeintzelman has had
large number of troops in front Of Washing
ton, of whom large force can be spared
for the battle now raging, and still leave a
sufficient troops to protect Washington.
We learned privately three days since that
portion OF these troops were moving, but, for
the best Of reasons, torbore stating the fact
There seems to be little reason to doubt that
Gen. Hooker has been largely reinforced on
the right, and we trust and believe that we
shall very shortly hear of a victory in compar-
ison with which any previous success will
have been as nothing.
Dispatches which we print in another place
state that Gen. Heintzleman has gone to the
assistance of Hooker with 80, 600 men. 4 re-
port from Falmouth states that he was proba-
bly, in communication with Hooker last Mon
day night or Tuesday. At the same time we
are told that Longstreet has not come to the
aid of Lees army, and that, when last heard
from, he was somewhere between Suffolk and
Richmond; and it was beginning to appear to
him that the road from Richmond to the Rap
pahannock would be hard road to travel;
for Gen. Stoneman, it is said, has made havoc
OF the railroad above Richmond. He has at
last been heard from. The dispatch states
that he was at or near Hanover Court House
last Monday, and that he has destroyed 10
miles of the railroad This is most important
news, and, if it is fully confirmed, the COM
plete triumph OF the army OF the Potomac, in
this struggle, may be considered certain. If
the communication of Lees army with Rich
mond has been cut off, as we now believe. it
cannot possibly escape, for the necessary sup
plies of food and ammunition can no longer
reach it. This, and the arrival of IIentzel-
man with reintorcements, warrants us to ex-
pect good news,-news over which we may
rejoice greatly, even though the government
censor should not allow it to be sent by tele-
graph.
In connection with this subject, it may be
well to suggest that the abandonment Of the
intrenchments on the heights above Freder-
iclx ShnrU was most ny part OL uie
general plan of Gen. Hooker. 1t seems prob
able that his instructions to Gen. Sedgwiek
were to occupy the heights, if possible, and
to attempt Junction with our right by the
plank road to ChancellorviIle; that failing
to recross and join him by way OF one Of
the fords above, which Sedgwck has done.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The official list OF
provost marshals, under the law for enrolling
and organizing the militia, is issued. The
following are the eastern appointments -
MAssACHUsErTs.-lst district, Albert ID.
Hatch; ID, j. w. d. Hall; Sd, George A.
Shaw; 4th VIM. G. Howe; 18th, Daniel II.
johnson, Jr.; 9Th, Horatio G.dIerrick; 7lh,
Homer A. Cooke; 8th, Samuel v Stone
9th, ID. IL. Merriam; 10th, James II. Morton.
CONNECTICUT. = LIST district, Lucus c.
Goodrich; ID, b. G. Pardie; Sd, Isaac II.
Bromley; 4th, j. f. Durham.
MAINE.-lst district, Capt. L. H. Dough-
ty; ID, John S. Baker; 30, IL. p. Davis; 4th,
Elijah Low; 9th, Capt \. ID. Bean.
New HAMPsHmE.-lst district, John e.
Godfrey; I'd, Anthony Colby; Sd, Chester
Pike.
VERMoNr.-lst district, Capt C. r. Crane
2d, Gilman Henry; Sd, Rolla Gleason.
RHODE IsLAND.-lst district, VIM. c. Ham
Iin; I'd, Alfred b. Chadsey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07
News from the RappAhannOck.
Gen. Hooker Reinforced
by 10000 Men.
LORGSTREET STILL BELOW RICHMOND.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6, 3 p. M.-The Bulle-
tin says "a private dispatch was received
here at noon to-day, from a perfectly trust
worthy source in Washington, the tenor of
which is as follows: The authorities at Wash
inston are perfectly confident Of Gen. Hook
er's success. He can maintain his position,
and rcintorcements to the number Of 10000
men, under Gen. Heintzleman, have been sent
to him. Nothing definite has been heard of
Gen. Stoneman, but he is believed to have
accomplished the work assigned to him.
New YORK, May 6.-From various pub
lished sources the following is compiled -
Longstreets forces are not with Lee, but are
between Richmond and Suffolk. General
Hooker, in answer to Il question from the
president, Monday night, said that the matter
of rctaking Fredericksburg by the rebels was
OF no consequence. Gen. Hooker keeps his
lines of communication clear. Ammunition
and rations go forward freely, notwithstand-
ing the desperate attempts of the rebels to take
Banks ford and to cut our line ofsuppes. 1t
is rumored that Beauregard has reached Rich
mond with some forces from Charleston and
taken command of the detences around Rich
mOnd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07

McRrHErsBoRo, May 5.-Deserters report
that the rebel communications between Vicks
burg, Richmond, Charleston, and Tullahoma,
have been cut. Neither newspapers or tele
grams have been received in Bragg's army
from those places Tor several days. 1t is re-
ported that Bragg was mortally wounded by
Breckenridge, but this statement is not cred
tied.
NASHVILLE, May G.-Gen. Il. S. Granger
assumes command Of Nashville tomorrow.
Gen. Mitchell takes command of a cavalry di-
vision, having been ordered into active SER
vice at his own request.