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Rifbntunh qispattt.
sAlUaDAy MORNING. APR
THE NEWS OF The DAY.

The NEWS OF The DAY.
From the Army of Northern Virginia We
have intelligence that "an IL quiet" IL the
present good weather continues the clash of
arms will soon resound again over our once
peaceful hills. The great struggle can, OF be
much longer deferred.
1t was extensively rumored during the day
yesterday that the enemy were landing near
Westover or Harrison's Landing, on James
river; but up to the hour OF going to press
We had no confirmation of the rumor.
The reported advance ON the Peninsula
turns out to have been small affair. The
party only numbered about $50, who came
within two and q half miles of Tunstali's
Station, on the York River Railroad. They
also Visited Cumberland, a point on the Pa
munkey river, between the White House
and West Point We learn OF no damage
done by them while on this expedition.
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FROM TRIMS. MISSISSIPPI $e

MOBILE, April 2S.-A special dispatch to
the Tribune, dated Senatobia, April "a, says
that correspondents who have seen the
wounded officers at Vicksburg state that the
several engagements in Louisiana resulted
in complete Federal defeat; that the Fed.
erai General Smith saved Banks's army from
destruction, and tbat the subordinate %.
GERS are very Indignant against Banks.
great conspiracy has been discovered ln
the Western States, and Crawford county.
Ohio, has been placed under martial nv.
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fsnconD DIaaAfcnl
FROM THE SOUr1VRR

Dalton, April "a large 1crce q he
enemy, consisting Of infantry, artillery, and
cavalry. attacked the pickets On tie Rine-
gold road this morning, capturing tsa ana
woundiug several. The pickets relronooa
nearly to Tunnel Hill, whea they wsrs uet
by reinforcements, and turned upoA Ne
Yankees, and after short engagemant deovo
the enemy back. The loss on either side =
small, and the affair 10 regarded simply q .
reconnaissance to discover our poeitloa.-
The enemy was also reported moving out
slowly from Cleveland, yesterday, In the di-
rection of Red Clay.
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100000 0'44AHs "0''1 SssooD.. g
Beivll's BiOsx sAes Hosss.

BelvlE's Bl0ck Shoe House,
For Five.Dollar Bills, at the
Redusaien e - ~ oGotS
Until Monday next, ws take ths0 a< - a.
ccunt after that, twenty pc cat. hAvo eslA
ND to the 25.h ut ps.. We regret ~ Son1o q ~
finances very much. but - fAr . - ean - W1A
ssl at our reasonable ratss-and now haveln s1ese,
this day rscsived, q nice ssseg1nsat q L4l1Mf
Walking shoss and nsgiish Ceagsssg 0alDpU1
Ereach Corsss, Hoop ekirte, kid 0ievsos OIL -
ssrvants' Shoes, Boys Low-Q1As1se oheae. We
have fnr geptlsmsn . nice ssoek q e1s go 0oAo.
Merino SHIRTS sad soeie, iii Of vhseH Is inSSnS Il
ssll a low ~ We esu, havins .sduee4 - oeeoo.
ten par cont for the new currency. 0tsUo 9 ~
strcet, abov8 Main. - 0-0
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AT CURRENT RATES,
For the following aoods:
2COo yds EGg'ish and American calIo0m
1899 yds fancy moaslin delatneo
$500 yds o5-iach English bieachsd shtra1ng
$50 yds super fancy nsnnes, for lAdisos Wrap.
rioga or gents' summer euito
Raln vA- a-- -A--< A ned miasss.
800 yds iHe cambria Gns3ias
200 yts doe cimty -
900 yes Scotch gipgha01
300 yds Va dem .sticf, pads and oefipoo
200 yds Foulard riiks. for trimming
500 yds Granteviils 81 inch bEoW1 aheeeineo
800 yds y brawu shrtirgs :
aO0) yds 4 do do
1000 f,noy cotton pccket hdk!s
400 superior fancy oa:ico shirts
8SO linen packet hdklb
10000 pairs shoe strings
500 lbs supsror blexched Engitxh shoe thread
2OoO pairs ladies' and children's hose
con laiies' tuck combs
400 drees ng combs, Q very scarce article
l2t0 npe tooth combs, Aasorted
500 tooth brushes
loo lesi pencils, pens, ink 7
- gsoss lasting, c1at, and vest buttoa0
1900 dez agate shirt hus,oas
500 pa rs cotton cards, No 10
For sale at VIZ rOLk3,
sp 29-F,8 NAV 137 0AiD -
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Closely Employed The Advisory Board Of
Examiners, assisting Capt. Coke, is kept
busy at their employment hearing and de-
Gliding on applications. The business is SO
heavy in this department that the officers
engaged therein seldom know what 1t Is to
get moments rest from the time they be-
gin their labOrs till the hour for closing.
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AdsOr's COurt.-In consequence of the
death of Mrs. Stovin, sister of the Mayor,
Recorder James X. Caskie presided in this
court yesterday morning. Tho following
cases were acted on
Auanias Mann, free negro, was ordered
to receive thirty-nlne la,hes ior stealing
ham of bacon from Burruss, Garnett 81 Co.
Albert, slave Of Patrick Russell, was whipped
for receiving the same, knowing 1t to have
been stolen. The same punishment was in
ficted upon Chess, slave Of VIM. Culling
worth, charged with stealing piece Of beef
from George r. Wilson.
John Buckley, committed to jail by the
Recorder on Thursday for drunkenness aud
disorderly conduct in the City Hall, was dis
to know how to conduct himself. Buckley,
who when arrested was dressed in o good
suit of clothes, made his appearance in court
yesterday morning, minus coat, vest, hat and
boots! Having divested himself of these
articles on Thursday as soon as he was
lodged in prison, for the purpose OF taking
q nap, it was not long before some one OF
the prisoners spirited them away. Jailor
Hall, on learning that q prisoner named j2s.
Hanly was the thief, instituted a search for
the lost clothing, but failed to lind anything.
Although promptly dismissed by the RecOr
der, Buckley seemed dieipclined to appre-
ciate the privilege, and still occupied the
prisoners box up to the adjournment Of the
court. Perhaps the courso adopted by him
was a wise one after all for it ,is not likely
Ii he had ventured out into the streets at
tired 40 he was that he could have gone very
far before being again pounced upon by the
limbs Of the law.
James NJ. d. Irving, sent on to the Huat-
ings Court by the Mayor. some months
since ON the charge Of obtaining money
under false pretences, was sent back for re-
examination by Judge Lyons. Irving wal
sent on by the lower court for obtaining
under false pretences, lbs 20 from Capt
John H. Wayt, which decision Judge Lyons
on examining the record, regards ~ an lm
proper one, the offence Of the prisoner beini
| forgery Of the name Of dcorge w. Fialey TO
Communication Of hospital rations, amounting
| to the above mentioned sum. In the oh
sence Of the Mayor, the case was postpone'
| till Tuesday next An Intellectual attemp
was made by prisoners counsel TO Obtal1
ball. He was remanded to jail.
Several parties were fined for violation Q
the city ordinance.
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Liquor L:censes-Under section IA. chap.
ter 81 ofthe Code of Virginia, it is necessary
ior merchant who takes out liquor H.
cense, whether to sell by retail or wholesale,
oy the bottle or by the barrel, to obtain
from Court permissiofi to do 80. As mat
Ter OF general Interest, we quote the entire
section "If the merchant shall desire his
license to include permission to sell by re.
tail wine, ardent spirits, or a mixture there.
OF, he shall obtain from the Court of the
county or corporation in which his store is
situated certificate that he Is a person of
good character, and that the Court sees
no objection to such permission being
granted" This order tho Code makes i'm
perative upon all who sell liquor, and to
avoid trouble IN the futars all merchants
who have obtained liquor license should
apply to the Hastings Court, which meets
on the second Monday In May, for permis-
sion to sell the same
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Beaufort was coming up the river man
was arrested going down the stream in q
snail boat. He was armed with rifle and
thirty rounds Of cartridges. He claimed to
belong to the 9th Alabama regiment, and
said he was "going to Mobile" He was
brought back to the city.
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Exag Of 1!uce.--A dag. OF tsnca hna4 arrived
a. City Point from Fortress Mncroa an
Thursday afternoon, bringing from ihe No,th
three hundred and atty inys3id Snn s.-ssv.t.
prisoners, fifty Of whom were ofiIcsrs Tse ~
steamers A. II. Schultz and Wiiiissn xn,sn..
Will leave the city this moys3nr q ncIs,c,- lI,
for the purpose Of bringing thsn up Thcv
Will probably arrive Sunday mornine y :.
gers from the North. soe''
1t is understood that the remaining ~.
Der (about four hundred) Of sick F.d....1
prisoners in this city will be cent ~ Cs..,
Point in time to take the returning hos,y.
which brought up our prisoners from For
tress Monroe.
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Silence Broken. Miss u. Bayne. the younv
woman snnns found sssslnE en- On the Basin bank
and who refused to answef any qaestions
Propounded to her, haa, after . soiourn of
forty-elght hours In the city jail. become
communicative, and wss yesterday before
the Recorder. Her statement u that she Il
resident of Tuscaloosa, Ala. Having sav.
eral brothers in the Confederste arny Of
Northern Virginia she lefk home with he
purpose Of visiting them, but on arriving In
richmond she was refused passport to
continue on her journey. After waiting two
or threa days with the hope Of procuring
permission to visit her brothers, she got out
OF money, and having no where to go. was
the reason she was found wandering about
the streets. The Recorder, on learning
these facts, discharged her. Pending the
proceedings Of the Court, officer Cronc VOL
anteered to take up subscription to send
Miss Bayne back 20 her home In Alabama,
and, ana IN "a, short time succeeded in obtaining
rom rom the police, lawyers, reporters, &c,
pay her expenses to that place
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RUEA rs

s00 DOLLARS Reward.-Karaway from the
N!U subscriber on the 10Th of March last, my
negro nan P.yton He is about 5 fee, 10 inches
leh IS years Of age, black, large feet and hands,
wlh prominent lips and eyes Has, 1 think, a
a,ts on his ief; arm, above the elbow, from di
-eatr. ! viii give reward of $500 If taken in the
county 81 AlbtDars, the above amount If caught
oa. o. said county, aEd placed in some Jail where
lean secure him again. AP GILES,
ap p3-d2Gt seottssi,le, AibemarIe co, Va
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tON Do LARS overwhelmingly from the
tUV subscriber. .on the 28th inst, two boys,
William aad 0ttoway. William Is twenty years
Oh, about i've feet ten inches high, black aud
spgby, slammers little in speaking. O;toway
i nineteen years o'd, about the same height brown
.ad likely. | will pay the above reward for their
apprehension and delivery 10 NE or In any jail.
B w MARTIN,
spJj-e0d3ti HallsbOro', Va.
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" Seisss - kotce,--Psrso0s having claims
ssa, &cd -. We estate ot Mss Frances Richard.
Gsiy, % 'eaues.ea 70 present them without
=. sx-.sds h ThoaAs POLLARD, Ix'sr,
To 0ev9nps =.
i HI. - S..s.--l,e.ivsrsd J. y 1ichnoa1 81 u sSS1
sxA Asvs,.. geota ~ retail, noe t1n1 thas ll,s
M y W sseosl vsssteSx .ss.;.ss sss1
Ss-sasls' NJ boWS.
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TIE last Day Of 0rase.--rhis day tho
Law passed by the last Legislature shutting
up the liquor shops goes into etlact.
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Hoo CHoLsRA.-Thc hogs are dying OF cholera
10 fast In the town of Thomasville, Ga. that the
Mayor has issued card In which he says:
II would be impossible for the Marshal 10 remove
them 30 raj aoidly al 10 prevent them ffom becoming
otfansva. unsss be neglected all other business.
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UNDELIVERED TELYGRANa.


F6<ELsSRAMS.-TelegFaph disDasohss. whach
l. were not delivered for want Of proper aAAsoao
may be foand At the Richmond O6Dce. In 1lnAn =:
E0;kedais hon EA Macdonald cut VU
Charlton Jno MoOouN L
COsbyJ Price " A
EVai3 col L RObuoon Thco v
J"fdon col 4 Turner captJR
Jorion Chas Th0rue IA
Kelley in Ween All
inose VIM Williams capt A0
ap T0-1t
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TWO hantred Dollars ReWeld-Fo- ths delivery
i Of Nelson to my ovarseer 1t Coliy Swamp, in
halover, Or 10 ne will gi7e one buujred dollars
lasea in the limits oi the county, or two hundred
! hsel oui oi 'hr county. He is feet inchs"
lsa, 81 years a!d. very dark, with small eyes.
'lsiaes sore,) and has lest part OF Quo of his
.~s ausers lie may be 10 Richmond, or mako.
isSy to ,he eneruyis lines 4 EONTAINE
IsaserGaIn. ApriI25, 1854. ..-6tt
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News from North Carolina leaves little doubt
that Or Leach has been elected Repsesensative 10
ths f.0nfsds,ste Congress from the 7th North Car
olIna Dissrict. He was Conservative"
Maj Gen Robert aoks, VINO, VINO captures e Plymouth,
h member OF the Episeopal cauteh, and u de-
scrtbed ~ s'psaYins 0snsfa'.
The resadanco Of the Rev DE- Leroy n Lee, at
Lynchours. was catered last Sunday night, and
robbed of.sijvsr spoons sna sone provistohs.
The Chssieeeon Nacssy shiaks that The new
"Piymoulh IN @ rock" was oas too many ~ sAe
Yankee sspllgsims."
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FANNY MARKETING. -Green Psaa we're quite
ahundan, in our market saturday afternoon price
haf or or $50 PES sIsss Sa.i ssas s,as,
Ser.ss .o per Pc % SH. eor, sill ct she highest sare.
Beef % 50 pork and mutton %: Fowls declined
rom ~ 10 ss ner palr.-NauGnnaA Rep.
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I'M tOLLAkS reward Ran Gwsy, on ths
lUV lllh OF This month, my negro boy Spots
s0si Ssid boy Is about Is yeara old, darE com
p1I7r, sbou. feet high, and quite likely snd in-
!eiiseat Tie bog with WHOM be went CT va.
'aAsn Gp uear Fredericksburg by our pickets gOme
ta Glys ag1, aad IL may be tia. Spotawood ia stii
altas ~ tia; secil0c. viii pay the above re.
ward $40 returned to me, or secuIoi in v
j. 81 lbA. recover him TEMPLE BLUNT.
I.fOyer 70. April a 1854. ap 2S--6is
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CrRAYED or Stolen Sia5 5Rews,d.-Stcayed or
= s'osu from kocketts, Richmcnd, on the l4.h
iSst n.ht bag He-se. His hind legs are very
evoked, and there Is . scar on one Of them. will
ry. the shTe reward FIR the delivery OF said horse
70 a. or FOR any Information tha. will cEabls me
I si hin. JESSE c NANCE,
s33i-Sti Go \, Cav, Hcic"nb Legion. - CIV.
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O'''es HicHxosD ASD fsrsKsBuas RRCo,

fNgysrv Echnoht, April IS, 1864.
t,,,t tolisfE Reward Il wiii pay the above
H. 8, - .s 70, the ee.i.ssy Of Henry 70 nae at this
'tssra.a .'s W ! can get him. He wss employ cd -
ess,n,. ~ 'ae eeai train, and left the service OF
t.n,,ss lee: inches nigh, very bIaex. and hss
hss,s ploA'snca lie was hired from xr ia
Msh heaisi county. and was employed iast
vN ,asiiSa on the vi.gin.n Central Railroad.
c LAU6uTON, Auditor.
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1pn DuiLAsS RcSa,d-Strayed, On Satur.
I0i dsy, il.h April, pale rcd COW giving milk;
Z. noei boro! through the end # each herr smA,
Ysee cipps, ti one horn Lear tie h "a scme white
. bacs and belly. I viii psy the above seward for
hsr reiu-n JN PARKkR, 7th st,
sp.a-3it Bet Clay ard Leigh sts.
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ALL Qu.-t.fnss.cIs sn1 Paymasters G. s A,
4 s.e hereby notified net to pay The following
sIs,a, a. tbs, we're stolen frcm me about the 18th
i,y II Msr.h, '6i: o., 2e:h, 80. Wn Alfred, car
tt...e 10, $50 fr $ss G3; feby u "a, ed B Reid,
certificate i2s7T, for $l2,os; Jin'y 81. IA, Reuben
v.lea, certificate ll,a:e, for $sl SO; Oct %, 'o3,
l5hn Moore, certificate IL 400, for SCI %.
REID,
Capt and p 4 Vii Court Sd co.P=,A ,ANv.
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tT1lICE All parsons e;s warned against tra5-
'-c ~ or rsceiviT & esso,isbe rot~ executed
= .ss nNei'l, dated 1870 December, 1862, pay anie
= y fayl5r Sad L Il Eowison, t1us;sss :cr W
y5,ts risSt, at one year sf.e- date, for So ssa /
:hsli re.Gss 70 pay interest n. sscle from, an
.;.ss .t!s tase IS am now ready ard sc ious TO
p., SD Eote, asd the holder thereof must ocme
brxs,a sad receive pa. ment. II ie fails to do So
;hsl apply 70 Court Of Equity for relisf in tbs
premises Mich Eli w iLL,
Corner LIST AMI Droai .::ea:s.
aeh10td, APRIL g, 1854. So 30 -5t'
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T rSl-0a as' Thursday, april q, taiweec 1st
s; >et sni Holly S80d Cefdetsrs or IN The Gem
t,fy lsrEe Gag e. 8reas.pin, for wh;cs lioe.a,
haesa2F7. ap 2e-Ste
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/ % ~ haeased Dollars Reward - Ran away
~ ,s,, W. va March, my negro man John. he
eta b.. VIZ, e!set or 'aches high, very stout
ask, ns ~ m oaaa lace, high forehead full head n
shsxsntb s'a eoun,eEGpcc. very black, aud II 3
sias Mo- Eva On whea be left teans pantaioons,
Psvksss saa pair Of boots; be was raised In
Ptasses sUua!y BY Philip II George Oocke
~ | s,,, M !, Join B Ecdgwsck Ii December
hsses % s.e the aSovc reward for him u do
sSsyusy,,;s = Bowman, Rtchmead, W, o. 70 a {
hhsy "a ss., w lie Is supposed b b maxi II
gs. county Of Powhaian.
JOHN q OROCKErT.
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hn DOLLARs Res aId.-1hc above reward will
w be gsen for The apprehension and delivery
!" De Oh negro man named Ralph, the property
" me X MeNcaI, Of stafford. Said negfO Is
aI9ul feet Inches high, very black, and walks
q as lame Whtn spoken to he has a grum ap
Earabce He left the employment of Mr. John
na!asfd, tluaflsrnaster, 10 whom he was hired
scout Ten days since. ED EACHO,
ap"-iw IA st, near Exchange Hotel.
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1Ai1 CELLARS Reward. Ben. small negro
zUt' man, (about feet high, } ieft my place IN
iiraie9 on Monday morning. He has very da x
ssia che leg shorter than the other. and has pc
'ulai way OF answering eyes, sir." $SaO will be
iaid Ivi hi. apprehension.
w RANDOLPH.
apss-a l2I Main street.
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kit1 hdnafed Dollars keward.-kAn away
=, : hoI JoEeph Winston residiug near Ii
NJ: ~ Seciord County, Va the night Of the 81 Il
~. 49,, 'we saves, named Jim aud Ellen Jim is
ns s eises = Years Of age, Of medium height,
srt spare L fmart and brisk 10 his movements,
oa,N po''s, having been accustomed 10 waiting on
s..o. IL 'nS army AID management Of horses, and
"l talc oo farm. Eiisn is "a Or rs yenrs
-, u "tlgAt oie.a c9.or Welt formed, bu. lew
L~'en' III Leaf cf hair, good ss, Of teeth, spd
80 t-ea' o;a1d 10 washing and ironing and
BIZ s 80, w ,c-hs idess slaves were purchased
=, s r, toH ar John T.iia!er.o, Iear Orange e II,
h., 'aSss hey rere raissd esd nay be attempt
a.ss 50, sdet u test direction, or are trying 70
,hsf s@csfs 10 the laes OF the Ysrkses tn
& So ~ ehacti'u. vii give the above reward
a., .o' b'sh o. $3.50 fos either CT then, il COZ
s,trs..Iy l-' 4 she 2tata, 60 that get them, or
rwss,a.@ 10 'hs clty 10 Lee x Bowman, or 10 JOa
rsss,Tia hfsr Liberty, in Bedford county, vs.,
III. q, ae9Ve reward will be psid Dy ET Win
VIM 4YNsTfly iDssEq.
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.x.. cowAkDlE 4 CO.

.,cs a published daily, (saNAays e1cept-
tH' ns.s rsr rans, 81; per ysar, e ~ gef m1
eil VIE .'on,h, ae: rioush, 42-Sn advaaeA
r'arNs rc,oi,,aaces by mail, are ~ ths riek o.
ssss sac raysble to order.
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lost. STRAYED, Re

-n,.ysD or .,oisr,--Fron tie commons Ia the
Ei,a,ftr cf Redwood, two cows. without horna,
~ r,s.,y O: " Jasephs osphsn Asylan. A lbs-
To- III: sii be gvsn Tor their delivery 81 the
"a ar AZ. as as Az: Marshall streets.
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We have received, through the politeness
of the officers of the Exchange Bureau, files
of Northern papers from the 18th to the
28th inst, inclusive. We give below q sum
mary of the neKs they contain.
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the President of the Uaited E1ss 100, 900 men. 10
serve one hundred days, 70 be4sothei, armed and
equipped s w oy the ual:sd 81. Ssa .love1nmens, the
Northwestern States named. ne Proposition was
accepted BY the President - tie Secretary OF
War was subsequently, lnstrucled to receive these
tIoops. -FOUR OF ave o. tns ssese named Govern
city, and sent them forward oaGatsnday,
The 6rst proposition made t0.the Government by
Northwestern Governors wse.ahat The Prcsident
should issue hls proclamation - one hundred tfou
sand men for six months, but, ewing TO diicuIties
which could not be Immediately overcome, thcy
agreed to make the propcsiti0n mentioned, IL IS
believed by the gentlemen who have rendered this
new auxiliary force that they 03t be able 70 raise il
all the forts the ffontierAnd in the rear Of
active operations, thus enabling the veterans now
doing post and garrison duty to join The armies.
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And those are all said to have been there. Major
Booth was warned Of their approach some days
before Forests loss Is reported at ten killed and
thirty five wounded. Five thousand men have
been cOnscript by the enemy since their Occupa-
lion Of West ennessee and Kentucky. There
was iumoT that Forests forces have crossed the
Tailahatchie, but these may Gave been but few
men taking away cOnscripts.
A telegram from Louisville reports Forrest as
marching upon Decatur, Hamburg, Columbus,
Nashville, aud about a dozen other places. He
seems to have completely befogged the Yankees as
to bis movements. Another dispatch from St.
Louis, dated the 95th, says:
Advices from Memphis to the 2sd say that For
rests entire force were moving towards Alabama,
followed by 0flersOn. Polk was said 10 be march
Ing north, and Forrest would probably join blm.
On the morning Of the 2lst GneTsOn's cavalry
came upon some OF Forests troops, near Hunts
y(ile when sharp Eight emsued. The rebeis re-
treated In the direction Of Jackson passing through
Lagrange. A humbes Of prisoners, horses, mules,
and wagons were captured from them and taken to
Gen. Price had evacaatcd Camden, Ark, and
Gen. Steele occupieA the place.
Griersoa has picked up few Of Fosiescs men,
too strong for q saccsssfnl attack His hsadqaas-
ters ass still at JACKSON, Tenn.
rusroRc ciNo rRR YAMKM ARMIES IN THE SIkLD&
NEW 0ARalsOHs rOR HANKxs eITi9s.
The Government At Washineeon II strainiss every
point 10 pus mea In thu Geld. The drilled men 10
CARLSON aad heavy ssllssy batteries In The Noseh
ern towns are being sent 70 WashlagtOa 70 ralsevs
The sarrisoa there and permit iAsn v b seat 70
the isons. 0ov. Pasksr, Of New Jefssy, has rs-
cstvcd orders from Liaeoin 10 raiss new ssol-
sr, fos tbe hsavy haneslss u taae aonas ~ par
nit the e,d sseiasnt - @ Into ~ ~.
Tne Waahlseeoa 1eullisaa ~. i1se g 1e,.s- =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-30

Io.r-Betv.-n Main and Governor streets, a
Ip.n,,s Of French fiowers, CO s;stiog ef . blue
x.aeh ei pink mess rose buds, aud se :
=. = blossor,. If left at the Dsux store Of X
,sI'S Y Pass.,, a hbersi r-Ysra will be paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-30

,s,WEYTY DJliars keward.-l.ost, on Monday.
ss,h ;ssi, email black add tan Terrier Dog,
IN ears erop2sd very short, aud long tail. He
.s.~.ss 10 ,he ramo Of Tom" The above reward
-. '.'r,r h,n al NM T KINGS store, rcar the Old
.,-.,. an ~ e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-30

,ScsAY-- 'ame to my place, on the night Of
,h. a,,h ins,, brown mare. The owner, by
~. ,repcrly aud paying charges, can take her
rs. rs. Apply to JOHN DISNEY, at ,hsC Cloth
ava t,,ea,. corner l4th and Cary streets.