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List OfDeaths.

In The IT. s Hospital, NaslVille copied from
de Record Of w. r. Cornelius, Govern
nlent Uadertaker. No 40 Church &-for
The ,ossE ending Fs5. 20, 1864
J. Bicker, 10Th Ohio Cav.
J B Holcomb, Drummer 41st Ohio.
Logan Johnson, CO @, 18th q. 8 CAV
Thos q Taylor, CO E. 1O5lh Ills.
Chss Wikes, co B, 129lh I'll.
WIN A Shell, co @, 18th E. T. CAV
Albert Crothers, Government Employees.
Titus Howe, Government Employee.
L CATmical CO B, 9th Tenn. Cav
Ephrsim Henry, CO 3. 9th Tenn. Cav.
Geo " Bodine, CO c. 65ib Ills.
SamI Mcdowell, co A, 18th III
Thos 0 BrOOkman. co G, 18Th Ind.
Wm P Bishop, co F, 16lh Ky.
John Me5Osdin, Sgt. co @. oh Tom. Cav.
Constant FfOst, CO D, Let Tenn Artillery.
Riehsrd Brow, OOgpl HaFrison's Scouts.
Il N Riddle, Citizen.
A G Turner, COrpogal co D, 1ss Tenn,
Artillery.
W H Campbell ca F 1st Ten. Artillery.
VIM Hanks, CO E. Is Tenn. Cav.
Jas 9 Weaver, co 2, 9sh Tenn. Cav.
JUds"n Willard, Serge CO B, Sd Ohio
Cav.
Jacob Grey, co @, LIST Ga.
Henry You, CO A. 10th E 7 Cav.
Wm Avery, CO F, Str Kv Cav
Cbas Busher, ca K, tst Ohio.
Peter S Clancy co d, 90 b ala.
Jas 3 Gibson, CO g. 5th Tenn.
Jno GOldsberV, Citizen.
VIM Humphrey, citizen.
David Bell, co z, Kirbin's Scouts.
Elizabeth White, citizen.
Eliza Beck,
Caleb Budd, co K, IO2d Ohio.
8 B Adams, LIST Lieut., 90 3, 1st Ten
ArPy.
- Rosrk, citizen.
ID Fdcks, co Z. Sd Ten Cav.
Geo @ Davis, CO B. 1st Ten Art'y.
WIN Hurman, Ssrgt. co K. Oh Ten Cav.
0is Hustin, co H. 18Th Mich
McM.rsoB, co L, 8'h Ten Cav.
Wm d Slower, CO II, 18Th Mich
VIM Roacb, Ssrgt, co A. Is b Mich.
Smith BloodWorth. citizen Of GAllatia.
Jesse Hise co L, 9Th Ind Cav.
Henry Reese, co B. 28th Pa.
Phos Grimes, co A. 9Th Ten Cav.
Wm H Davis CO K, 10 b Ohio Cav
Alex TedemOnt. CT T. % h Wis.
Geo Seymour, co E, 10 b q Infantry.
Robert Oliver, co E. 47Eh Ohio.
Jno A Guy, CO B, SO h NC
JnO McMahOn. co d. 18Th y 8 Infantry.
Cbas Albert, co B, 35sh OHIO.
Martin NOLAN, employees, QasFtsrmas-
ter's Department.
Max Wolf, Corp, CO II 24'h Oaio
D NJ Wsggoner, CO +, let Ohio ATTY.
A J Bailey, Corp'l CO 7. 100 OHIO,
Geo Prior, CO g ~ Wis,
James Barton, CO. Z 1st Tenn. Art
Milber Yinse, co. Z 18Th Tenn. Cav.
Jno Bri6geman, co. Z II Cav,
VIM A Sharp, co. A 9ih East Tenn. Cav,
VIM n Robbins, CO. g Is Mich.
r Abbey, Corp'l CO. @ 124 Ohio,
J P Hart. Serg't co. n Is Tenn. Cavalry,
Jno MoFeriB, ~. F Ist Tenn. ArPy,
Jos Finn, 60 Z
VIM McGsfEey, co. d IS Michigan,
Godfrey McQdsen, co r Is Team Car,
Arthur Conguf, CO q 81 Ind,
Jas r Davidson, co D 9th Ky. Cav,
L A Bsrks, SsFg't CO. q MISC.
Thos Welsh, Government Employee
Amos Carigan, Co T 1sl Ohio,
J ss Millican, Citizen Of Ala,
Sam'l Culver, co. r 9Th lows Cav,
Jas Fsrkner, CO. z Sd East Tenn. Cav
s 9 Tally, co. b 10
Thos NJ Cunningham. lat Iowa Battery,
Eben Snyder, co. F 4sh Mich. Cav
Boyd Potter citizen prisoner.
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Judge Nelson, Of The U. s. Circuit
Court Of Minn,sots. has decided that
citizens Of States 10 rebellion are to be
considered a. ene8ies and are not en-
titled 10 sue II that Court. The decision
was msde in the case q Israel G. Nash,
Of salsm, n G., complainant against
Lyman Day ton ct 81. Of s. Paul, citizens
Of Minnesols. The counsel for the de-
f-ndants Insisted that upon tie allegation
Of citzsasbip on tie part Of the com
plainsnf, be appeared 70 be . public
enemy, Rot entitlsd e sUs 30 ths Court,
aud that the bill must necessarily be
dismissed.
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The New Haven Journsl Is Informed
that q company Of Boston capitalists
have bought large tract Of land on tie
Houstonic river, in the town Of HHnt-
ireton and opposite Derby Landing.
They propose 70 dam up the river seven
~ eirht miles above, and create 3 vast
water poser sqasl 70 thst Of Lowell,
Mass. Workmen have already c0mEen-
oed frsparatioas for buildiog the dam,
and factory buildings will probably Be
efecsed 10 The coming season.
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TIE beautiful ballet dsnesF 81 Berlin
ls believed 70 be the heroine Of ducai
romance and = moFgsnAts marriage
people flock 10 see her.
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The Troy Wing is informed Of active
Efforts In that city 70 institute socFss
Leagues for political purp0ses.
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The scandal mongsrs 81 Chieago, srs
having Gns time over an abortion AZ
fair.
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The name By which ths Prince Of
Wales will ascend ths throne viii Be
Kinv Edward the SsFtnib.
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suggested shst Gen. Hsrdes SCI
cured bis wife By bis "taeties.
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Gold dust is The only siroulaiiag me-
dium used in Idaho.
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That's what's the F1atfsr, people
de because they 40 not know that tEs INFALIIsAE
DlARRnosA c Rs ig The only madicine that viii
Il saved chr soldiers IN tic Mexican When moth
Jig else ECuid a1t is ouriug every case Of camp
Diarrho.a smnng the soldiers Who u.s. g. livery
INT in camp ana every house IN the land should
baye IL reliable remedy at hard oasn savos lie,
,.ber, without Il, all g. lost h1quire icr DR. WOE-
BAuGHis INFAIIInLE nlAkEHEA CURE
Eothin g eisaf You can get y 81 RESPECTABLE Drug
isis ard country siordkeepsrs. or Of Or. WomhEuF6
a ia soush e1nmor street, NASHVILLE, Tens.
Jan gs--lueI
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Polish boots aud silver skates the En-
press wears or tbs ice.
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1.fare his siekness Aglsmus Ward
ureparsd > new lecture entitled Dts
han Young's M0thsr- in-LAWI ana
nany there ere Of her. tsek Is
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EEGRAYINGs, beautifully oOlored, Of
oar most distinguished officers and men,
Of Fruits and Flowers, Of Birds, Of
Hunting and Fishing, Landscapes, Of
Clipper Ships, of the Soldier Return
ing frorn the War, Of the Soldier go
Ing to the War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes Of all kinds from 10
cents each 70 So 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of Officers, and differ
ent subjects, Numerous and Comic,
from 50 to $50 per hundred-l2o. TO
5Oc. EACH.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of The very best
In the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in Eve
oOlOrs, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inolosed in =
stout pastsbOArd tube, size 1Sxl7-
beautifully executed b0c.
MEDALS Of all kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES
PENCILS,
INK,
&c. &C. &c.
Agent fog The New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company.
Orders for all kinds Of goods in my
line promptly filed, on receipt Of She
mOnsy, without extra charge.
GRO. P. JENKINS
f07 Asin-street,
fsnl6 Ga Cincinnati,
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing lisp of
WAshingtOn's Farm, Picture Of his
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits at 20 and 40, and
lust before he died; slsO his wite'e; .
sketch Of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Gen.
trail America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, At
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, SC,
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.EUST RFCETWEDy ON CON-
81 SIGN A1ENT.
30 Bbls. Sugar,
% B6ls. Crushed Sugar,
30 Bags Coffee,
30 Boxes Candles,
10 B6ls. MoIasses,
20 HaIf Barrels Molssses,
100 Kegs Nails,
300 Bills. Salt,
800 BbIs. Flour,
90 BbIs Lebanon Flour,
500 Bills Potatoes,
TOGETHER WITH
MAOKEREL,
CHEESE,
BRoOMg,
BUCKETS,
And various other articles too numerous
TO mention.
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In The u S Hospital, NaslViIze, copied from
lis Record Of W. R. Cornelius, Govern
nlsat Undertaken No 40 Church E8-for
The ,0sek ending FsJ. 20, 1864
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astrille Auiau.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION /:

SUNDAY MORNING. FEB. 2l, 1864
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J. T. LLOYD'S GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Msp-has ev-
cry mile Of road, North or South, up
10 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length Of roads,
and names Of officers, &c. Size
50H6O.
~ -. 49, A.os- q N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
80 DEpARrlLENT cLEfKS.

The bill fer tie relief % he officers AID clerks Of
the Executive Departments and other Government en-
poyse., has passed bob Houses Of Ccnsres', in Ihe
following shape
Bill 10 Increase tie compensation Of certain civil
officers and employers 10 the Presidents Office and in
tire Executive ard L.gisIa i've Departments .! Rich
mcud, for a limited period.
7hs Congress. &e, g. enact That TIE salaries and
cOmpeDssu0u OF AL cyJ Ct6cefs and emp'osees in the
esidtn.s che sid 10 te Executive and legislative
Departments at r Edmond, WhCse compensation sAla
ries 90 exceed the Of & 600 per annum, shall
be re essed irom TIE passage VI this act To the lBh Of
NAY, 1884 az The rate OF one hundred per cent per
tn-um r5yded TIE same sbau lot thereby be in
beyond ihe rate Of s. 600 per annum; ani the
salaries Of an said cCers compensation is above
g. 600, does ret exceed the Of s. 600 per
nun, shall for the period Of tine, be increased At
the rate Of fifty Ter atuum butt shereby expressly
dCcartd that tue creased compensation, provided Tor
in ts at shall rot be paid % am ocsr or employee
IN al Executive Deplrm o. the Government EhO II
liable % perform military DUTY is able bear ANS
u the 6s.d unless such officer employee shall hrSt
obta n a ceFtCle tiCm The he, OF the department 10
which he eng ged that bis ces are olutey
eessary 10 re Government AID that biz place cannot be
supplied by any kcosn 70 the head OF tbs depart
menL who is su jecl 10 military duty; which said
cert fcate shall &c 6vd with tie Secretary Of the Trehsu
~ before be mouey paid and i: ths Be the dutJ Of
ihs sad SecretaS, a. beginning Of each session, 20
communicate bet o. al SUCH Cer,l6c3tes 20 COagreT
provided, thar no eeIk, Who, oy virtue Of q m htiry
commission. ISc ives ratOus o. ccmmutlon Of rAOns,
s al D. tuUt,Cd 20 the bene6s Of this scL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
7HB RAID ON LOWER BRANDON.

Fr,a a gsut'tmln from ahe vicinity Of Lower Ban
don" the Pete'burg E1P'ess has received some fur
tier psr cuars elncesn;rg the Ae raid On tie Lower
James River
Ths enemy cane up Jame' river, Sunday night,
br ging vi them three transports and 40 gu boats.
Il ct mated ;5ls they hal $40 faa regiments con
ssting f infaoiry and companies Of cavalry but
the horses Of the later were not dsimbArked The
expedition was eoum,nded by Gen. Graham DuriDg
Sunday night, ttey lsuded Two companies Of infantry
At remote paint above Brandon. Those companies
were Iioled through tie wood by the negro blacksmith
at Brandon, a very intelligent fa!loE b. making a
.s-gcut they got IN the rear Of our sguA station a.
Brandon, and came upcn our n Monday from the d.
&C ioa Of Braudoa Ch1rcl thus Fendlrng escape IN
Ioss bic. Ga. Of eight men enplOJed a. the station,
bu one escaped, viz: P.v4Ie Peter y. knks who Sc
ere ed himself IN q th;ekeL Sergeant JOyuer aud Phi
va.es Cartwright, Halstea5 Taylor, BsrElck, AergIl
and Spencer we're cap ured The enemy sso captured
Dr. Robert Richie, brohe: Of Mrs Harrison, the
owner OF the Brandon estate, aud she $50 ovcrseerI
Nessrs. Cox and SINNERS.
They Destroyed a.! The corn, (som9 two thousand
barely large quantity Of seed wheat cas-, shueks,
fodder aud -four. AL the cut buildings OF every des
eypton we're burnt, and al the negroes !0-.'' and
n lss sags.el CE. TIE dwelling was entered, Al ,se
vines snd liquors appropriated aud he iurai,ure gen
orally demolished
Il is generally believed that the enemy eOatempll ed
very extensive rsid bu, hat Ihey received n'Orma-
ton, Ehch shsasei their plans, This probably ao-
u-ts 70 the fslro 10 aai their olvslry horses. Is
is fOrtucse Tor the vspdalJ that they receive this
Information for k-ov TIA there preparations
mace for them, which would have stS bus teE to re-
turn,
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JOIN MOnoAx-Tas Columbia Caroliuian ssys:

"When the uture Historian records the annals Of this
war--whsn the romanciss seeks to discover amid ts
taoged threads plot FOR his stoIy-when the poet
draws from its heroic chapter OF events theme or
which TO rhapsodse the Solder and the patriot
des res example that lie may emulate and loom rp
grandy in some niche OF his country heart, no anne
VIII stand out more prominently from the brilliant
galaxy by itch IL surrounded than that Of plain JohL
Morgan
We have known him in every relation OF Ife-ls the
unpreiend ng citizsn-the gentleman Of wealth ard
lesure--the independent captain II an independent
company, writing his mark parts chieftain-as
tie colonel of regiment darling hther and thithsr
Ike tolt Of lightning bis trusty sword flashing
at the head of his column and his track bespoted with
the fsod OF the foe; and finally, Brgadier Gene
raj the successful leader of thousnds the terror OF bis
enemies, and the watch word of his lrends. In all
these situations he has combined thoe rare qualities
which cnce bespeak the and the honorable
soldier. Winning fame wherever his blade has caught
the sunlight winning love amounting almost to venera
ton from those whom he has lberased, winning the
spect ard confidence Of his super0is for his try
ability commander--ever prompt. always alert
rarely falrg 10 achieve success, the whole career OF
JOIN Morgan has be. n q steady lriumphsl march to-
wards gor Gus end. As such, greet him as tgpe
Of the manhood Of our Coniederscy."
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!. Princess Of Wales has been delivered Of Primes

The Princess Of Wales has been delivered Of Primes
on the 9Th.
The Holstein afir continues threatening. The Fed.
etal forces on the border Of Holsten number go 600
and would soon number 100000.
judgment would be given in the Alexandra Gaze on
the IL OF January:
England, il was said, would make nav demonstra-
ton in German waters. Four Ia ian conspiraiofs bad
been auesed in Paris. The new ship George Il.
Warreo of Boston, as be lost on The coast Of lreanc
She was on her first voyage to Liverpool. GArbalds
resignation Of bis seat ia the Itai-n Parliament bad
been accepted o her members oil the left" had alsO
resigned. Afflirs in Poland remain Oncha ged. TIE
British journals say that the rscen' outbreak In ludia
was mere insure ctionary movement coLf1cd to tie
frontier of the Pnr ub. The English Parliament Ia to
assemble oa the m of February.
The rebel loan was quoted in London On the 9th inst
at IS 40, which was one per cent higher than the
figures brought by the previous steamer.
20 sos CLOSED IN London on tie b inst at 30 Is
a 81 for money. TIE Liverpool cotton market was
q mer on the IN inst, and all qualities advanced
sliRhtly. Bread.tufs and provisions were Gfm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
yANEEES OY7EE CROWAE RIVER.

o. Thu-siay hs', tEo Yankee gunboats sscended
CaoEan RIVER a, far as r.esyile in Hsrliord county
About SEQ men hnied and marched Up INTO TIE village
burned several houses and destroyed about 10 OoD pounds
Of Eovernmen. bacon wlicl had g. mpcudent been
\ loved 10 remain tbe-c. They asc robbed many pri-
v.te uses CARRIE or ten or tselVs mules AID killed
some tta they eoud no; &c; away. AZ they we're re-
turn ne 70 the gulb1s Of orr cavalry came upon
en-, killed ssverl, OF them AID Id o'hers Oaiy
one Of our men WAS wounded (-lgatly)
Harrel,svl.e IS aooI, tvo miles fOn ChOELn river,
and ablu .veu,y miles b,lov Mur'reesbOro'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

The humane Bl.ler, wh2 Is sOlioitOuI about the
heslh Of III Yankee prisonTs in Rehmend, has com
m,ncsd cotf.earz he property Of citizens il Norfolk
TIE real estate furniture goods ckIeI and personal
property Of RE following pesons Is advertised for sails
for tte bene6. Of the Q. 5. Government: William W.
Davis, C. W. Rurdsush, member of the Legislature
Joseph n. Niles, clothing merchant; Rev. Thomas
Hume, Blp. 81 migiser; Eli KeArns, Captain in the
Confederate s-ry;ce TaouaI W. Co!er John T. Rustic
naval Gems rue or az Selma Ala; W. G. Wng6eld, c.
W. Young, Robert V. B5ykin, John De Bree, Charles
7. Byers, W. II. Malone, Math'sa Ward, and Terry
Sinclair
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LIScoLSs 9AREs.-No man il this agony, says Mrs.
Stone, in the Boston Wdteidn, has suffered more and
deeper, albeit with dry weary, patient, pain, thai
seemed to some like nsensibiity Whichever way Il
ends" he sld to tie writer Il have "a h.-'-- D.
that shan't last long after il is over .sad.
full repuss OF fredericksburg he said g.. .Gere ia 3
out Of hell that tufsrs than do pity him
In those dak days his LeAvy eyes and worn aud weary
air told how upon him, and yet there
failing fund Of patience a. the bottom that
sometimes rosc TO tie surface in drol quaint say
ing or sto'y, that forced laugh from himself.
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PRAUTlFUL ANn HIGHLY ATrRAC.

II TIVE RARh, me B;OOk Turrpie, two miles from Rich
mond containing ABOUT rs acres sale a suction re-
qiest OF John Prher q vho has purchased slsger
IN the county We sh. sell At public auction the
ses TUESDAY, the I'd February 1854, At o'clock p. NJ
beaufu Aad highly country located
occupied by said Parker, containing scout rs
property be ubdivded into three parcels according
plat and survey - be exh bed At the hour ae. The Inn
prevents the place. for the part In good order The
paror handsomely pIpered The front yard tasteful
Ianauged abopnds In eVergesns flowers and shade
Altogether Is reEy desirable SUBURBAN residence
The hborhood quAl any In the county There seed
ed the place 10 buShes znier os bushels rye, ard also
well timothy Partial possession given
once, ami full possession By the 1I hAy
TernI cash The for 1854 be paid the purchaser
G0DDIS APPERepN,
Ja2T-td Aacuoneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
CONGRkSSIONAL

Tcs House amendments to the bill Tor the relief Of
department. cleiks, ETC., we're eOncurIed in b. the
Senate, yss,erday Nothing else Of interest was done
in op5l session. TBS consideration Of she currency
BIZ" vay resumed, with ellsei doors.
The House passed bill to excerpt persons who have
or msy hereafter, furnish supplies for the use OF the
army and navy by the aiyics aid oonaeni o. the Sec
rotary OF War; from the operations Of the bill which
prohibits rsd;5siIh any post or place in possession
Of the enemy; also, bill to esiab-h military court in
Moth Carolina. The House also unanimously adopted
Joint resOu ion Of thanks 10 Gen. BeaurSgasd and the
Officers aud men Of his command Tor tisr gallant and
successful defence Of Cbarle ton.
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[sKcosp DKsPAIcR. I


CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN KENTUCKY.
ALBANIA, Jan. II "A meeting OF rgans men a.
D,csulr yesterday passed resolutions ignoring the par
tsl convention OF Kenuckians held at Dalton. The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated, to be yo,ed for at the
elec.oa 10 b. held on the 10Th prcXmo lst district,
Macbe1; 81, JJhn Morris; 80, ] Sheriff.; Alb,
J BarIicl; 5h, Thomas Napier; oh, 7 L Bairett
7.h, INV Bruce; Sh, J PICKETT; 9th Bruce;
10Th, W Moore 1lth, T B Monroe; l2.h, J N Elliott.
Tni, cket sdops half of the nominees of tie Dalton
Convention
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

ISsBkRsOrION AMONG THR NEsso TRoOFs IN HIssIs-
HPPL-TAe following ia tie version Of the emsUis in
Warren ccu2ty, Miss, between tho negro troops aud
Yankees brief account Of which hA. been received by
telegraph. The Mobile Tf,bsns rays:
I'VE learn from a gentleman who ErrVed yesterday
morning from the bordir Of the Mississippi, and for
whose veracty We can Voueh, that serious nSuuec-
Goo occurred sons tire last week among portion of
the negro roops neSr YicksburS. Our informant says
that Cololel Of African regmInt while drill ng il,
found enc o. the msR obstnA and, taking his musket
ON him, uied some harsh language. The negro re-
pied insolenty, AID the commander killed him. TnS
excited the anger Of the rest of the regiment and they
rushed Oh the whites and slaughtered several Of them
They alEo charged battery took possession Of it and
turned l. on the whites cosrer vas iUns diltelJ
dispatched to Yicksbu for reinCrctuents Two bri-
gsdes we're BenL a double-quck, to the scene Of
action They charged aad retook the battery from the
Hfgroes, ard turning abe guas on them managed, by
grape and canister kill and wound SeWesn four and
FIVE hundred. We aso learn that nearly Sl Of the
gro soldiers have bPen sent up she ssssppi to what
point our iHioTmsns did mt know Three Of them, be-
longing 10 abe brojher-in lsV Of cur informant came
back their oHne's plantation ate, tbiS Affair beg
giog TO be Fardoasd aud promising to be faithful Thay
TAI escaped from Ihe slts..ere. Or Informant head
the reports Of the guns and the OF the
cred CegroeI."
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I AND FOR SALE

~ 700 ACRES
This Land lies In Buckingham county, aboEt miles n W. f
the Court House and miles HsrdwckYe, where there
good bridge James furnishing safe and durable
access to the canal
parcel Of this Land lies upon either side Of two public
roads, embracing janolon OF the roads, contains 6
Acres and IL uesirGbie siuAoa for merchant eohanis OF
any kind professional about so Acres cleared some
cabins orchards, &c
Log 40 with good power
chile cry, beautiful site for Grs and Saw MIL, with Abun
dance ssber adoni1g coed situation for Corr
place prepared by n-Ers The erection Of dam
Toe Of the Land and beautifully
further description unneeessSry wishing
view the land. PETER T. PArTEsON.
Address, MI VINCE Buckingham. NEGLECT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
BE-EvLLSTED FOR NE wa

"Rs e. listed or The war is roE the order Of the day
with TIE gsa5 men WHO have so through he PrvatiOIl
and pers Of three years service in the Confedera amy
The latest instance vi ca has come knowledge,
is the re enlistment Of Gen Ro6s D. J5hDs:onI North
Carolina gaze il the army Of Nar'hsrn Virgil ia
Toe patriotic devotion the syico7d By this &C
viii receive the app'ause Of the whole country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

: TRAaIc AFEAlR AT LYScHBUEG.-On Monday Light
ats dance e house scrOss tie river, says the Lyueh
burg Virgin an, fReuly occurred which resulted in
the killing Of James Thomas, member o. the al Va.
cavalry and resident Of this pace, by RObt S. Ryau
son Of NJ. VIM. d. Ryan, well known merchant Of
BAllimoe, and formerly Of LJnehburg. Young Ryan
was at one lime in the army, but has recently been re-
siding here, in the employment o. Mr.. A. B. Rlek'r.
IRE difficulty gre~ out Of the Introduction Of some n-
proper eDsles into the house. and their election BY
Thomas and Others Thomas vas shot through tie
breas', and lived bu. short line. Ryan Was arrested
and committed TO jail, and the case viii be examined
ksfore lie kayOF this morning. 80