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The New York herald., 1864-07-11
Commanding Fifty sixth regimeI
EDWIN LuDLAM, Adjutant.
FOURTH REoIMKNr.


Tho usual number Of vistors TO the Park seemed
somewhat increased yesterday, az every walk, every
arbor the Gro.o, the Mall and the Drive each and
oil more or loss crowded. A lengthy stroll through
the Rambls showed plainly that 10 was . favorite
resort Of thousands, and the region around tho
Fell Tower and Reservoirs was quite ~ well
pasronized The Dove Cote Is great attrao.
on and the persons who visited that spss yeser
day greeted with new feature-two fancy fountains In
the Conservatory Pond The Terrace has rsoeuty been
ornamentsd with four handsome vasee, which viii soon
be nsd with flowers Several Canary oages have been
hung up IN the porch Of tbs Casnc the visitors TO
that building welcomed with the music q The birds
Ths following an additional lst of The plants now
aowsyius an the Park
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The enemy levied q Mddletown OF twenty
thousand dollars The women, IL is reported, were In
suited their clothes stolen and outragss
were committed.
The rebels are supposed 10 bo'Ewes corps. rhey
reported 70 be now marching Washington. They
nre 10 the Frederick depot and barn adjacent
The battery on our side having unfavorabe ground to
maneuvre upon not ~ elective a. lt otherwise
would have been.
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Dioscerea villosa ........ Wild yam root
Dioepyroe Vlrgiuana. ....... Common perstmmon
Echium vugare. Blue weod-
Frangula Caroliniana ..... Alder Buckthorn.
Gatardia picta.. Painted Gaiardh
Hydrangoa arborescens. VIA hydrangea
Hydrangoa atissma. =. Fall Hydrangea.
Hydrangea hortonsia. Garden Hydrangea.
Hy ydrangea Japonca. Japanese hydrangea
Hydrangea nivea snowy leavsd HydraDgcn
Impatoas fulva Spotted Touch. mo not
lnula Helenium- ......... Common Elecampane
lpomaea purpurea. ........ Purple morning glory.
Loasa latsrta. ........... L0asa.
Lysimanha cilLaia. Cate eaved loosestrifa
Meiiotus alba. .......... White meot.
hsiictus oficinais. ...... :. Ysllow melilot
Pentstemon barbaius -. Beard tongue.
Phlox dvaricata. ........... Spreading pbloH.
Potentlla formosa ........ BEAUTIFUL cinque foil.
Rhus gabra.. Smooth sumac.
Rhus Ty phlna. a............... Staghorn sumac.
Solanum Carolini iense 80, :. ). Horse nettle.
6oiAnun Uulcamara. ........ Bitter sweet
Spirea calloss. ss............. Callose spurea
Spiraa Ulmaria. ............M Meadow sweet.
Tecoma radicans. ......... Trumpet creeper.
Typba angustfolia ........ Narrow leaved cattaiI
Verbascum Ihapsus.. ....... Mullen.
Yucca hlamentOsa. ...... Adams needle
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0atskirJs
The latest reports from Wallace express the opinion
that the main body Of the rebels making towards
Warrington.
Westminster last night He Is said 70 have taken his
supper there whilst his men employed stealing
horses, 10
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INVASION.
Reported Recapture of Martins
burg by Gen. Hunters Forces.
One Thousand Rebels Taken Prison
arS by Gen. Sullivan.
Al the Supplies Captured by
the Raiders Retaksn.
TAs Plunder Gathered in Maryland
and Stored at Martinsburg
AlSs Recovered.
Additional Intelligence from Baltimsrs,
Washington, Chambersburg, Harris.
burg and Philadelphia.
The Excitement Along the
Border.
EkHTlAL LAW DECLARED BY GEN. COUCH.
PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR CURTIN.
~>~~>~-->~-~--~
1s 2eproaches the Philadelphians
for Eheir Lukewarmness.
The FIGHTING on TIE .MONOCACY
PARTIAL LIST OF CASUALTIES.
Aiming Of the Citizens to De-
~ fend Baltimore,
0to.s. &c. &A
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BALTIMORE, July 10, 1854
Some four hundred wounded have arrived here during
tho day and arc now well provided for at the hosp.
tais.
Lieutenant Colonel Ha OF the Fourteenth Now Jersey
regiment reported killed Another report says hc is
only wounded In she arm
Capt. Adam King, Acting Assistant Adjutsnt General
General Rtcket.s sta wounded 10 the right side
md abdomen.
Captain Harris Adjusont Buckalcw and Captains Craig.
Hawk and Janeway all Of the Fourteenth New Jersey are
wounded.
Captain Cruiser, OF the same regiment il wounded
prisoner.
Captain Suits and Captain Conine Of the same rcgh
ment, are killed.
Lieutenants Green, Bartrur and Craig, OF the Same
regiment, wounded, and the latter ia prisoner.
Captain J. c. Patterson, Of the regiment, IL
wounded.
Colonel IA Of tho Ninth New York artillery In killed.
The Fourteenth New Jersey regiment suffered severely.
They tho lstt OF the line when tho enemy ap
peared their flank
BALTIMORE, July 10-Midnight
There Il doubt that the force engaged by General
Wallace yesterday was commanded by EARLY, and that
entire corps present to the number Of not less
than twenty thousand.
The battle fought had this result II no other that
compoeo 'he enemy 70 oeveopo MS sHengtn anu saVe
Us Information in that respect vitality important.
The city is entirely quiet, and the streets are al
most deserted, except by the armed guards and po
lice.
We have no further reports a. 70 tho movements
Of tho enemys cavalry; but n 10 believed that
thsy depredating along tho limo Of the North
srn Central Railroad, and most likely moving
Oh toward their main body, which appears 70 bs
concentrating IN Montgomery b supposed that are at
least two rebel army corps operating the present
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BAismcnn, July 10-1216 p y.
ne cssHe u she ciN baen-,ss more spiAi ihs
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1854
Nothing has been heard OF the enemy in Fairfax since
yesterday, cavalry coming in to-day from Leesburs
without seeing any rebels few guerias reported
to be prowling about Fairfax station but further
annoyance has been given lines the people In the
Vicinity Many Of the loyal residents remain upon their
farms without moiestation.
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fSEcoTD DISPATCH
FROM NORTH IN vIRGTNIi.

ORANGE C. H., Jan. a2.Eight Yankee
pfiscneers, captured bya squad of tbs Sixth
Virginia Cavalry, under Lieut.. String fellow,
near Warrenton, have reached here.
A flag of truce WAS sent to. the enemy On
Monday, asking permissi IN for the f miiy o.,
Governor Smith to come from Warren u
into our lines. Au answer was received yus.
terday refusing permission
Parties just out iroa Culpeper say the
Yankees are treating cur people kindly, fur.
nisbug the most neeay with ~ aiors AID
hauling wood for all
Five corps oi the enem.'s iafantry, cxte; t
guar-s for the Grid ,es, are lying aronn,i Cu.
pepper Coult House,
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THR LEGISLATURES.

hs s1 vu Sae Anate yesterday the amendments of
n ss',,a mouse to Senate bill for empIoyinp free
s91li" ME-, convicted Of misaameanors. in the
-tagreed to. ''' pooiic dement,, were
ra.sI- lI mouse amendments TO Senate hill in
Geasing the salaries OF certain oifiners of
Aanlnent at were agreed to-
"a, a communication ,rofa the Gover,or er.
tober 80 ~ application from the Commits.
Var sst,aah anaiah Ahiirs TO the Secretary f
% Vjry,n;1s iof Inc payment of the interest
asnt 3 ",a oonds held by the L. 8. Govern.
aid inio M uast ,h Tor the Cherokee nation, be
Nd ords,ea ,ae = ). Treasury, was referred
he smonuion sion oi inquiry was adopted az to
pais,ans,nns VI oeots due from the State now
sere dna lhe dates at which the same
he persa,, yue, and, II possible, the residence OF
The fLs fnIin 70 whom they are due.
For ,Sn.s sihg bills We're passed
q sppror,'aiei .eiiei OF W. q. Singleton making
sdls,e ,epa,a'ion an, to the Virginia Military In.
suitable "aalhorizlng the Governor TO erect
iery osos,ering for the protection of arlil.
/, ~ nnkiag to the State.
! tory and noax the business was Of a desu,.
The to,,a aportant character.
A blu bIllIming living bills We're passed:
tarthepw incorporating the Porcelain ard
'aeatlnp ~" e company, Of Augusta county
.alisa nan,' s som missions Of Officers nf the
bsyi1Y Of fsisning the harbcriDg and EN-.
Douglas sases for the relief of VIM. G.
ssaie A.yia,.,s sa1e steward of the Eastern Lu
fancs, q ~" ~ ior the relief Of VIM. G.
s conpittse Of Finance ! bin NJ
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l., Want # a yury.-The entire session of
Judge Lyons's court yes erday was taken up
in empan lipg a ju y for the t,ia! Of Robert
8. Forde Of Ky, cEargs d with the murder
in April last OF Robert Z Dixon, Of Georgia.
Out Of the first pAnel of twcnty.iour who
were originally summoned, only five were
consdetsd eligible, after which the Judge
ordered ihe se.gesnt OF the city 70 summon
one hundred more. Only sixty four Of this
number could be obtained, from which four
tesn more were dra N as competent to sit in
tie case, making nineteen out Of the eighty
four who hid teen Summoned. The hour of
adjournment having arrived, the Judge direct
that the Sergeant shouid have forty more
jarymen aumWoued, from which TO make u
selection of fise men this morning.
The Court meets exactly at ten O'Clock,
and a there is bat little dcnbt that the jury
will be made Up as soon rs the Court is open
cd, the trial OF Forde will forthwith COM
meuce. Witnesses and jafors are requested
to be punctual in their attendance.
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reported requiring certain corporate compa-
nies to sell to consumers at the same prices
demanded Of merchants, by the piece or
package, without any preference TO mer.
chants over consumers. The hiit was read
twice.
A preamble and resolution were adopted
looking to the displacement, by the Confed
crate Government, ofits impressment agents
their return to the service, and the supply
ing of their places by citizens Of the counties
who are above the conscript age, or who
have been disabled ia the service.
The bill authorizing a reporter of tht
House proceedings was taken up and amend
ed by the insertion of 500 In lieu OF $50 a.
the weekly pay Of the reporter.
Adjourned
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Rob5erv and 4us,apsei Assassination "A
most diabolcal attempt was made to rob
and murder on Thursday night last, Mrs.
Rebecca Disner, very worthy and rcspeeta-
BILE old lady, residing in Chesterfield county,
about one mile and q half from Manchester
Between The hours of twelve aud one
O'Clock she vas aroused w eersons softly
ascending the stairs, and hal hardly become
fully awake before thcy entered her own
roo:n, the door of which was al ar B ing
greatly alarmed at this intrusion, She
screamed out, tut hasl scarcey uttered the
cry before one Of them sprang to her bed.
side, and, grnsping her by the throat, choked
her till she was nearly senseless. Mrs. D,
thinking the design Of the ruffians was to
murder her If the emergency required it, en-
treated them to spare her life, promisinZ II
they would do 80 to remain perfectly quiet.
After this one Of them stoGd by the bed in
which she was, while the other deliberately
vent to work and forced open her bureai,
drawers, scattering their contents all
over the floor. Failing to find. any m ,ner.
which seemed TO be lie object Of their
search, they then demanded of her the
promise not to give any alarm till a su1lei-
ent time had elapsed TO enable them to yet
far enough away to escape pursuit. To this
she a:sented, when they soon after took their
departure. Mrs. d rcFnaiued quiet till she
thought them well off the premises, and
thep, althoueh ulUci, a'arrsc,. lest taey rs ere
still lurking around, she lii a candle and pro.
ceeded to the kitchen to arouse al old negro
woman, the only person b,sides hcfscf on
the plantation. Together they inst.tatetta
sear2h, aud found that the back Window,
about three feet fr5m the ground, had been
forced open, thr ugh which their entrance
vas eff, cted. Some few pieces Of corned
beef and two hams had been taken, but moth
ing else was discovered az IN ssirg up to the
time our informant left Mis-. D. house
There is 10 doubt that this daring outrage
was the work Of persons well acquainted
with the movements Of the family, a, for the
first time tor many months this old lady had
been left alone, her sun-in IL Il and daughter
having but a few hours before LETT home. On
visit to a friends house, some miles dis
tant, with the intention OF remaining I'LL
night.
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LOssFs BY THE FIaa IN C0LUK KRIA.--Sumnns
up the losses by the fire there on Tuesday, the Co.
iimbia South Curoi.ni:n says:
The total losses of the day, as estimated by one
of the gentlemen most Interested, is as follows
400 bales upldnds and 800 bales sea Island (oi
wiiehtw qualities, about so bales, belonged to
Governtient,) stored IN the sheds OF Messfs. Blake
" !. Co.; say 500 bales uaiand$ and sea islands
stored in the sheds OF Messrs. GbbeS S. Co; three
residences and out houses belonging TO Captain
Casson L. D. Feasser, and another party whose
name is unknown to u5. ToiaI value Of cotton
estimating upiands sal per bale and sea islands
at 81 009 per paleS2 600 600. The value OF other
property destroyed, including fur ture, sa!t and
various articles St red for safe keeping will prob
ably be covered by $40 ',G0j. Il is understood thai
most OF the above was partially Insured byits diff
ferent owners, but he loss In Insurance is divided
AMONG some twenty OF thirty Offices.
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-,o.y MORNING. - -, '''--,--'

slftS' -'-..-,--~.- ,,v,NcsroN
.,NuorH swINpLkr nr I'',sTSoS , M',1,,oS
NV NV INTO THE sHADE-A "'I''''
'lis's QUARTER GONE UP
Np ,nales of this war are carried on ON
The s"', .a.,s AZ the war itself-both ex-
ss''na snr'sIns yet accomplished in their re-
csed 's az, lines. Capt. Dseie, an Eng,isnman,
secll'e " near the Montgomery White ) III
Fsid'nS ss,,nc. @ has recognized" the C0nfed.
psar SP'" a :. for the handsome figure OF
ef'es sso np-and sloped, His operations were
- ~ bogus bills of sterling exchange
isieS sncnburr l1ryiaian gives the follow
TIE I'm I'm, of this great swndle;
ing aceoo"' ,,,0,s di,e,sed OF to various mer-
.,na "Ia brokers' of Richmond an' ''"e' owns
gam. neus forwarded for co'iee''o" 'he starting
sad ." ,,oush, 10 light that they were spurious.
hct"~ snyt,. hear the endorsement OF the
Thf'' "y y, ,ne Bank Of the Valley at Christians
'a''". ,,,h indemnides the holders from loss hui
ba's' ,s Rank. The Cashier had such ASST
vii f"'" make him perfectly confident Of his
Shees ~. transactions, but it turns out that
safeN !" I.r,.,y.. Among those who vouched
i'' NE ni,b station connected with lie Govern
meni. .., o,.i,,< Il, be an officer I'm the
-, and. we understand, mad some s9ns
'' - unb our Government. He has been re-
T''' rear or two in Montgome y, where
''']s ,n, plantation, and has recently had
,rscted splendid 'es'dence. \ sFea, p,,, asal o.
.ios however. was spent in Richmond,
s.,s he lived in princely style, paying as much
.u. hundred and forty dollars day at the no
,o.,,as taking h- meals at the restaurants.
V'' ...,.,arce seemed TO have no bounds. We
FL r,n,es of Wailsworth, Palmer Co,
-, ua,,ison. and -- Foster, 4 broker, OF
s''Sn,n8 Is among the viclimized. Parties In
r,.In,inrton also suffered. Decie Is supposed to
,sre gone to England. He lett h'feeh OF twenty
-.-,os.. farm, furniture, etc, "hich nave heeh
.....n.t for the benefit OF the sufferers. Other
r.,. ,iu no doubt be developed OF this mammoth
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To be Sea. QT.-An order was yesterday
received at the military prisons in this city
t. Lave in readiness number of Yankee
prisoners To be sent of 10 Danviile, anaper
hars some other places further South, this
morning. The Ambulance Committee, who
have been Ito use military phrase) sunder
arms" for some days back for that purpose,
viii ac. a. escort to these eraceless gussts
of the Confcderacy. Ii the order Was TO
take them beyoad the limits Of the Govern
menf. we DOUBT not the gratifcation Of our
citisens would be greatly enhanced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-23

Tie Excursion 10 Drssssy's 3I9f Yesterday
At II O'Clock Yesterday Gen. John H. Nor
gan, accompanied be Gen. John c. Breckin-
ridge, His Honor Mayor Mayo, a delegation
from tif~ Council OF this city, and other
prominent persons, started for Drewry's
Bluf, where they arrived amid the booming
of cannon and tue loud huZzas Of the sci
diefs and seamcn Stationed at that place
Gems Morgan and Brecki. riage were enthu
siastical!y received, and they in turn eX-
pressed the creates salts faction with their
trip, Ins party returned to the city at a
late hour in the aftesncoa.
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arrest Of IH5eees Officer l.. VI. Carter yes
terday arrested a negro Inan natred Wash
inGton Witcher, siave of Iurpin & Var
brough, charged with stealirg two baskets
Of crockery ware, one box Of bed clothing,
ana one rocking chair, vained at $3.50, from
Mr. Robert Richardson, Of this city He vas
lodged in the cage for saftkctpiDg.
A negro man named William, the property
Of c. Crew, was arrested by officer Crone for
stealing pork from VIM. Cu'linea orth, q
butcher in She First Market. William was
lodged Ia the same place of confinement.
Tle police were put on the track, al q late
hour yesterday, Of Baldwin an, Win, r 1bin-
son, two slaves employed at the Hour mill
cf ifaXsl, Crynshaw & Co, charged with
rohbing the c. S. Government Ct a lot OF
corn which had been stored away. TIE Y
animation Of the accused vii! take place be-
fore the Mlyc. this morning.
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The Mating for u, Eneft1f Aal,nad SCI
last night for the purppse Of forming an %
sociaiion for the beneHt Of Idiers disabied
III the service, was crawced and . thnsiasiie.
'Sreeches were made by the Hon Mr.. Henry,
ti Tenn and other gentlemen, and the Con
sttntion aud BY Laws adopted IT preyi1us
meeting were again read and unanimously
endorsed. The contributions obtained 81
this meeting for the soldiers' fund were lite
raj aud feely made.
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HoAaDtya.--We have intofmliian from gen
reman of uBauesioHaoie yeracay, thai many OF
the farmers OF Roanoke couhty re uhpaifio'ic;tl'y
Luar.4Hg up t,plr instead of putting IL upoa tue
market 10 supply he necessities al the coaatfy-
IL il stated that the mo.t oi then, are keeping on
hand three years supplies, rcu-iaeo let eithes the
Government or the people have It For instsace,
rhsr, farmer previsus,y retained Ton harse,. a!
Hour for family use, he now retains thirty ana SO,
we have no doubt, 1t 10 with other neeessnies such
as corn, bacon, Sc. Such course as ihis Is ,Fpse-
h.nsibIe in the extreme and Invite the attention
of the Governent agents in that section 10 the mat
--Lynchturg Republican,.
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DfuukcuaeSs.-Th Amount OF well dress-
ed drnnkards on the street Is theme wor-
thy ot q Temperance lecturer. The one may
nGt forget how the thing is done; he is ex.
cusable for taking now and then solitary
sip II that iciilious article snrnlnrcd ''old
rye" hut ilsw a gentleman can deliberately
gGzzie down glass after glass Of stuff fiery
TN ugh TO barn hole in his pocket hand
karc!iief every time be blows his pro.
hoscis,-and Gu ry 1t about him ffom morn
ing until night, in a 'ate OF staggering inlbc-
ciity, puzzles onr moral mathematics.
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nUHi VA Is

/ We BuadIed na.trs lie ward.--I vii rive the
! ai'eye Reward fCT the apps hsue.ca ami de,iv.
cry 10 D."ks"s',n, .iii 6 &C. II iS city of Hieh-
Ayn d Or tie stoGring j.. lais ~ thar get him
agatr, ~ NY man Ia~stn u n.yiI Dawson Al he
/; sometimes c.ed ra@e'n g. about thirty Eve
wears 'la TX f,st Hi9h. qatts bask his hair some.
wTat sirsigei art bt, az aGG tas v,ty good teeth
i!5 i belize to b. u,sms rboui Richmond where
MS vile lives l!9 Taay possibly Try h make h's
way u Maid esex ,euHty. where / have farm. ard
WHNre h wes hnFt nd raised Ny pes. "a q n
rhu-a itapf Ameiis county
,
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.R < TELss ss Is APKI,
taGvsTs OF rdg pa

tax1'0Frs or rax pssss ASSOCIATION,
Entered according to aet oi Congress in ese -.
1908, by }. ,. iHaAsHxa. in Tie CLERKS otto JI
the Distric; Cousi OF the Cuntederate States IS.
the Northern District Of tieors,a
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Go0s'nor Receptiaa "A large and fashion
able crowd assembled at the Goyernvi'.s
mansion last night. Tac Armory Band ssas
In attendance, and disecursed some Of their
sweetest music.
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THE MATTER OF THE QuARTEgMAsTrR GEyEgaL.
In the Senate, Thursday, an important report was
made by the Military Committee, on the subject Of
the Presidents having the i0,h August, "s-igu-
ed Gen. Lawton to discharge the duties of Quar-
termaster General, without renewing Col. Myers
from that position. The report covers 40 pages
Ii sets forth that the President liSs continued in
service a number of officers commissioned under
the Provisional Government without being re-
nominated, after having consulted the Senate on
that point, and were advised by that body To the
contrary. 1t ges that General Lawton IL dis
charging the duties of Guartefluaster General
witt ont author of law; I 'at be has given no
bond aud ,lia, every dollar drawn ffoia the lrea
ury on his regaisti"ns Is illegal. The senate
adopted resolution, that Myers is now the Quar-
terInaster Grnera, and that he Is requ red BY law
to discharge the duties OF that "ice, and that Law
ton is not authorized 10 do so
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TaE SITUATION IN EJRopE.-The Lonjen !Haer,
thus pictures the s'situa,ion' in Europe at the
present moment'
At this tlae every member of tho European fani-
Iy stan armed 10 the teeth, aud each tor the last
few wears has spent greater proportion o. It's re-
sources than at any pre- voas epoch iii preparing it,
seiffof deadly strife against the ohrfs To meet III
family council at such iiBe eoad at Worst PIE
cipitt;e by very brief period what .aeit ine'lia
bty come otherwise, it Is far more likely that II
would avert lhe danger.
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AssQsAruLAriEo PATsIsrs.--We learn. says the
Savannah Republicans, that eight per on: found on
Ls,ard q schooner about 20 run the biockade, rom
q GeOEsin port, were seized ana pfous1. uacA "
mtary sua,d one night last week. We are not
so sure but that the Confederacy would DC stronger
without such people than with them.
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE


RussELLvILLE, Jan. 21.-One hundred aa,i
iorty-thIee Yankees, captured in a recent
skirmish, Were seut forward to-day. They
stats that Col. Tom Vincent, OF .ae 9tll E
(FederaD cavalry. was shot and kilisr g.
ii Jar ". + Brady audtso ctaes OFFICES q
the same regiment, {. few days since, for
cursing the policy os arning The ncgroes.--
He said te would shoot the first negro l,e
saW with q sword.
The artillery firing heard to-day was neag
Straw wberry Plains. Weather clear and pleas,
ant.
tsEcoED DISPATCH
RussELLvILLE, Jan. a3--rho trains cross
Ell Watauga to day, which will enable them
to run within few mil.s Of Greenvilie,
where small bridge has been bsilt Oar
cavalry occupy S rawberry Plains. Yester-
day the .nemy retired after burning the rail
road bridge.
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z OK Ren,-A teau ifni fUruisht d re- iiese. with
E ore hurdeed an3 frrIy ave reren of las d, in
exec ir.t coIdi'ioa ~lsesdy eucl ses. Tae hcuse
contains sss foc.ns IL. necessary out h os,s,
bar stables etc, ica house filed, Ia mils f.
the town ( Columbia, Fuga"ra county, Va. Fer
na-t"uiars, apply at sou beast corner Man aud 5s1
streets, ja 20-sts