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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

AIolzsR SsEAMEa GONH-Ws learn, EaJs the VII
minsiOn Journal Of the 81 that the steamer Wild Day
rel, nom Nassau 70 this port went ashore yesterday
morning near TOpIAil Iales about tWeVe,miles north
Of Wilmington. Sac threw over cargo to tighten chip
AID gee or but discovered by the bOckadcrs. The
cree madO thsr SS,APs The vessel taken pOsses-
sion OF BY the enemy.
About One-third OF the cargo Of the Wild DayrSI Is
understood to have been on Government account This
wa Der Eseond trip.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
TaE CITY.

PIcrCAH OF PRKDIMcksBURa.- Mr.. Leo Mallory, the
artist has completed large size picture of Fredercks
burg which no. only TO naturs but reflects Gre
dit on bis pencil Al tie point of view from which the
original sketch was taken; its correctness will DO OBJ
served by all familiar with the environs Of that historic
little city The picture is well worth seeing, and may
bs found AZ the Confederate Reading Room.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

THA koVSNHnI BELOW SAVANNAH The Savannah
Republican of Saturday ssJs: we see no ind:ca.iol
OK anything Ike formidable attack in ths vicinity Of
savAnna but il evident that the enemy becoming
mora s,ucy. The attack on our Wbima:sh pickeis,
Toead,y last Wtl followed by attempt to shsl Thun.
dssbsi Battery, which, however proved afsebls effort
Tbs monicr higher ~ the river than Vsaal but The
thes o. four sSells thrown fell far short Of the mark
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

A sMAES You1H When asked how he got out Of
pfAcn, witty rogue replied: u got out Of my cell BY
Ingenuity pp stairs with agility STAWled out oftbe
bssk widow in sscresy ED down The lightning rod with
sPCt,, walked ous Of the town -ith dignity and am
sOT 1asAisE In The sunshine OF GbsrJI9
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
FARM FOR SALE

N The scbJcriber offers flor
~ Farm living IN The upper end OF county, about
ak nss frc N the Crteve c9nianng Pour Hundred
ana Yortynvs Acres. II has on II good Fned Dwelling Vim
forest and some a. pine any In the stat and con-
vsnIspt A. steam saWm Purchasers the farm by
esnE Ga Me- L. Hughes who resides on the place Ny address
Il OariersViie 2. o. JAMES mAhbhR
lam -l66A.-R12-2aWAW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

MoRRIs7owN, Fe5 "A rcouting party from the
neighborhosd of Cumberland Gap stses tina: Wilcox
ninth army corps has been mustered out Of service asa
gone home very few having reenis.ed, notuitts:ani-
inc the large boun.es and land warrants offered them.
The onemys cavalry force has thuI been very much d
mnished
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

WSn GssrTs the SSeOsd gOs into heAi with his
minister, and insisted 90 being shFTn the documents
AEng 70 certain subject toe next morning, The min
isser SbSyeS; Gna Wbe1 the King rose hs saw three
large wagons full Of papers, neatly tied with red tape
packed bese1th the window.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

Tzn KSOxrILLl CAkoSIcLE, which vas suspended en-
the evacuation Of Ess Tennessee has resum'4 regular
daily puslcAtiea al Charlottesville, Virginia Mr.. Y. J..
Highs , the editor and proprietor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

When Gen. Morgan sSed through Raleigh en- route
to Dss1tur large crowd welcome him 3. the depot
aud Gov YaEes svi:Cd him to the hos Alites Of the
H1 lcu.ire Mansion.
TIfs SE1Ts in the Yankee COugrss from Missouri trs
eoBtssiod.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
NOTICE, REFUGEKsl

I WILL RENT my valuable estate, Rllerslie,
Situated the North Anna River In the county Of Louisa,
six miles north Of Prederck,ha Depot on the Va t
large Brick House Ia coed order The field for the
$50 acSes 100 OF which low
grounds Of the est estseSn the county Of Louisa
twelve engine, and "Woodward
Patent Grit NIL" attached For further Parcusn address
Gen. O. g. COLEMAN,
Bumpsss Louisa CO.,
feb1-c4ts Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

THnAYRr.-Mss Eloise Bddses continues to attract
large audiences. The manager has announced that
Msssrs Eeeao aud Dalton have been engaged, and will
soon appear ueon the boards.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR
FEBRUARY,

THE February number of the MESSENGER
Il will be inusd In fey days. lis ntsns are unusnaiy
Interesting embracing variety CT articles attractive SUD
jects Mr. HoWisons interesting History OF tne war win be
continued The beautiful story commenced In NE January nun
ber entitled "EVyn Loehevel viii be concu ed 10 addition 70
which the February number win contain an able article upon me
aVrerch Revolnto1st aEusng sketch entitled "A bache
lor Christmas, "1he Dream Of Asamon, sesdes AvareD OF
contributions and selections for the Editors Taole We have Sc
able Of conhbuors among Sho
may mentioned Jas baron Hope, Professor scneie d
We're, g. W. Bagby Mia Augusta Evsns so well known TO
the the Of sB ulAh besides number OF
others well the reading public We shall also have
from the latest foreign journals subsepops may De
cent the undersgned left with Thos J. Stake, on Main
street 10TH Pce twelve month"; 40 for lx months
Agents wanted In all the principal cities and t1ns OF the Con
Address wEDDERBURN ALFRIEND,
Propriesop Richmond, Va.
Petersburg Express Savannah Republican ynchhwg Vr-
ginan copy twice and send bin 70 W. 4 A.
fek-eo2s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
SPECIAL ORDERS, [

No. 81
Xxx Bngidie H. wlnder hereby directed 10
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
la The rsk regiment and corps Of AL commissioned
Of time each has been In the cy
3D. In he will require copy Of the leave By which
the ocer absent from his proper command stationed In
the city copy the order BY which be put upon duty
XXI Whenever appears that officer not rghtfully In
Richmond he forthwith his proper command and
the reported this once for further action Of the Depart
msnt.
BY command Of the Secretary Of War.
(Sgned) JOHN WIfHERs,
- Asst Adj't Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
RE ENLIsTYENr OF TROOPS.

oRASaK O. H, Feb. 4--The work of re'enIsting
goes travely or The 6:b l2;h, and 6lst regiments,
Eahones Virginia brigade reeulsted for the war yes
terday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
TELEG RIA PHI &c
nanorta ed enc Prom Assosiation.

Entered according act Of Congress. In the year lscs ny
in Orks ONCE OF the District coHrt OF we oon
felerate States for tho Northern District OF Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
q 0OO REWARD

G. 900 REWARD
6ZOO Ran away on Sunday night the 18th Instant,
nv negro JAMES He about 81 years old, quite likely,
sooth skin black complexion, full suit Of hair feet
inches high weighs about $50 pounds and with his Index finger
on hs Eht hand h In attempting 70 make his escape he viii
doubesS pass through Richmond his mother lives here with
NJ VIM Pueh Grace EEees, between 7th AID S.h The
.bs r.w,rd vii be his apprehension and confinement
~ I,I as thrt I get him. W. L. GREEN,
i.Si-d2vs hosringford Charlotte county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
ADyr AND INsP'R 6NI's OFFICE, /
RronIoED, Va, Jan. %, 1854 !
GENERAL ORDERS,

No
l. Paragraphs l99, 4O i,is 1884, Army Regulations are
he ely revoked. .,A,., AZ.
ability city Of Richmond allowed one d'ar and wen
~ cents per die1 as Communication Of rAtions-
Ill Communication OF rAons OF all enlisted men eptued nero
"a BIZ s regulations the War Department, whether on de-
tacsd detailed service, or stationed In the CITY WIN no
opportunity OF messing or OIL to
furloueh stationed where raon cannot DC
Kind placed temporarily private hospital ON me advice oil
senor detachment, OF ordnance ser
gssns soldier Who has necessarily paid for s own sno
ssence OF chapan, hxed al one doar per aie " oAse
from the iSt January, 1864
w Enlisted men, been become permanently
dsabled or who hold tie certificate OF medical examining
board 20 that eject not been discharged the SCR
vice. may their rsens commuted az one dollar ana twenty
Ave per oem whether tney are IN hospA Prfe que
tiers or OF furlough.
All Communication accounts will state the length Of Tine
date and what purpose communication sno
that take rat In kind, which hcss
orders the soldier the raons became due
VII Oonmuatioa OF raiors In the case OF pAroea unet,
changed prisoners uough who have ju been received
from the Federal Ines will be allowed at enc dollar per dem
date nom the LIST January lSel ,,..,,
VII following paragraph will be fuostued ir eae 'nou
SAND one hundred and eleven Ql1l) Army Regulations
Issues hospital viii be returns by the medical ohcers
FOR 81 only actually required for the tck and
wounded commued value OF rsons Tor the SICK Ano
wounded will liar and twenty-five cents the reuoI
IN Greater allowance rqurei OF particular 1rc q rot
In the heid special requsons must DC mAo
viii Hospital attendants cannot draw ralons from the sub
stence department. but win have their ration, come atone
dollar and txe nty .nve cents per diem.
cssn.n {. oooPER,
I,sn-iv Adjt and Inspr GepI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

The following lficinl s.spach nom Major GaterL
Picket. vas received 81 she War Departments yeasS-
day;
Kus7OH, Feb q, 1884.
T. Gsnsrol S. CoOp~s
Imade recoEnoxsance Wiihin mile and hlR OF
Eswbsrn with HoksS Brigade, and part Of oOrsos
aud CinEnan's and sonS ArdllsSy, net tAe enemy IN
tO,es at Bachelor Greek, killed and wounded about
one hundred 10 al, eaptured thirtssn oSen and two
hundred and eighty prisoners, fourteen negroes, two
rasd pisces and eassOnI three huadrvd stand Of small
arms, four ambulApesS three wagons aay-sTe animals
quantity Of clO;rg camp and garrison eQupsgs, and
two flags.
Commander Wood, G. S n, captured snd destroyed
the U. 8. gunboa. Underwriters.
Our loss - killed and wounded.
g. E P@rS
Msl Gen. Commanding
Here q another otaclI despatch nom EsjoF GsnEAl
Whiting, received a. The same tins, which conveys
some cheering news fou AnOshss locality in the "od
North siAs:'
WLSuOsOE PooruIsy (
10 GOATsl S. Coop~s
alhs "a ins,au1 Gen. Martin, uXh ne I'M and
G1I and Col Jackson's command from Ks.z sTsle
broke the rarAd At SoepherdIVle driving the OOsmy
from their works At Newport BGrraoks a0d aesoss New
post river. W. q. O. WEIuAa
Major General
Tue following Sf3cAl despatch nom OsnnAadsr
Wood, gives the PCtoal1rs Of hs distraction Of the
gunbOat mentioned in To despatch Of Gen Pickett:
KDs1oE, Feb. 4 1854
Hoa 8 r. Mallory
Toe force under my command boarded aud captured,
last night The Uui;ed States gunboAi UndesWrer, four
guns and ninety men and oticsrS
Her position within muskat rAAsa OF several
strong works one CT which rskirg the veel during
The time had possession, and her NOS having steam
upcsused me 10 burn Der.
Our loss il t-eny killed and Wsandsd, and four miss
ing; the eDemys unknown
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

HEADo'Rs, DEPT OF BENRIc0,
RICHMOND, Nov IS, 1868 I
[rxrRLor.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
" In obedencs 70 Instructions from the A. and General
ths following 10 epubshed for the information Of all corr
ADyT AND INsP'R GENERALS oYYIcI,
RoHkoHD, April 7h, 1865. I
(xxrRLo7.l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
ESSEX COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.

by VIRTUE OF the power and authority vest
IL ed me- by order OF Esex County Court, OF the 18Th
day January shall Offer for SALE at pub 10 tuetcn At
the place holding Courts Of said County, the third Mon
day February being Essex County Court dsy fair,
NOT the next fair thereafter ght thousand Ave hundred
aud xtycur bonds Had County with interest
date the interest TO be paid annually and the principal
redemsbe the 1 day Of January 1873 and not sooner
JAMES ROY hICOU,
jazz ctds oofnm'r OF Essex Co. court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

TIE steamer Advance brought, on her recent trip
10000 pairs Of Shoes 900 blankets and 600 pairs Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

PoslroNnD.-Ths examination Of Mrs. Patterson Al
Ian, On the charge OF dsloyay, has been postponed
until ua1t week
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

suuso-sEs whose PaPsu marked Wa CrOsa Vh msS>
rand thA, heir Of Subscription aSoai % expire aud VII
rs-lt rror.ptyH asJ rish GsT papers confined
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

EXECUTION CT a CozysDfsAIH SRA correspond
ems OF 'hIE. Y Herald says Confederate SPY was to
hATs been executed At ROCKVILLE on she Ssh ulL, and
givsS TIE following history Of the case;
"FGe prissnefs name is Z. s. Ded5. he belongs TO
Company D. ghih Texan Ringers, and on the l6;h or
Ia Il December lSst CAP tured BY lieutenant Of
tie Home National Guard of Ess; Tennessee, near
Beab5ola MIL sbou: eleven miles from Knoxville, on
the sos1 70 S:Vi,rTls lie a. the time dressed in
Union OVercost aud pasts, and vs. accompanied by
Two oth,r rebel sO,de;s. Ga his person was found q
d..,y in which sllusiou uads 70 his having passed
- Uofon sode:, and also TO his having sought in
formation a. 70 thu position and strength OF our p:ckets
court mlrsl convened Witnesses ties ihsd to his
pquss SSout ou' forces, and TO bis having worn the
Union uniform and after due elaboration be vas con-
Vicsed. Ia his defence he cEmed TIA. the blue pants
portion Of the Eni(orm Of the Fsbel Sales that
The OtersOat he irsn IecssSSy, not from choice
acd that The Inquiries he made for sho purpose of
enabling n 10 get GU! OF hneS and rson his CON-
macd, nom which no had been detached BY Longstreets
FesTeakh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

In accordance with the above ord all ocers arriving In the
cy and those duty In this city (wo have not aresdy done
will report person. without delay st these headquarters
By order OF Bngsdsr General Jonx II. WnDEs, comf's
Dspt. J. W. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
iq--N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05


- ~'e-' N"~' -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

Ooe OF The Circuit Court Of The city Of Richmond, the
- n al Die, w. PtG,
AEAinHt
PraueiI Smith aad George ArenssI DefS
object Of this suit 20 procure settlement OF he part
sshp OF the Arm Of L. h Dire and Francis smith,
and rsVe amount be due from the said nin
70 the Phinui.
AMI aiaV having been made and hed that the Defendant
Francis smith above named, nonresident OF this Oommon
wealth said Defendsrt Francis Smith, required 10 appear
dHe publication hereof aud do what Is NJ
eesssry 10 protso: his intsrelt In this Euit
Copy -T-sie. - -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
ADJr. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS oPHoE,
-prcu Va Pal lara


ADJE AND Inspector GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, Fob. u 1854
emnAL ORDn,
General Orders No. lS IosI Of 1862 hereby revoked.
depOss for the use Of operatives order Of
Indrg sesn same viii be nisrfered With By
III A. The TIrcu railroads. Of III. oonfoderacy the trans
POausn Of oop supplies and nonon: OF war are uoGe ne
handing Generals and other Oes relating to such trAnPo
mISIsr General order arrangements may be made in
time h'rnoR1s tina various routes 80 to prevent aocdsn"
and dSlAyL
rIxusd) g. COOPER,
fs5-lv A6J1 and Insp. Gea1
THR STEAMER City of Petersburg is now
Il port and viii receive Freight for Petersburg until TO-
IT. IS"i1 s'''''' - WI. PLEAsANTs Agent.
A T RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
IA Circuit COar. q Buckingham County, on Moaday, the 's
day Of February 1s04
james wright and Mary Virgin.
H.r1 Neur.v IN his own right and As LdmlOs.rator Of
Thomas HeOrsw, deed, Martha Mccraw. WIN AccraW,
Richard esry a1y sc2IAT widow .2d relic; Of Th0Ta:
three whoa are isisn under The age Of
n LEA LsTini: HcorS~ sarah Ec0rSW WIDOW and
rssl Of Alex. heorav decd and ihonA john gnSrd and
Minnie AcCrAE four Of whom infants under the
Ns'0' Bets
IN oHANoERY,
Tn. ohteci Of mis- suit Ii 70 settlement OF the accounts
Of GcOraS, Administrator Of Tho mas heursW, dso
ana decree for and distribution Of the real and persona
Sale OF said hoorLW, deed, among the parties en-
dtei thereto
And appearing By AdGls In this that the Dsfsa-
oanI John aoOTAE IL no nhsbant Of this s1te, en- the
molten Is ordered ths. the JOhC xcCrAW do
after due publication OF triS ORDER and do
- protect his interest," and h copy OF mis-
order be forthwith In The kch Whg public
papsr pubhed City Of Richmond, for fout weeks
Tey the 'front.' Of The Court House OF this
Osua,J en- lie hrst day OF sAe nsIs County Court.
Oopy-Tet1s: - -
R.K IRVING, Clerk
IIum P LHlCH y O. ie5-w4H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

GOOD NBWS FROM YORTR CAROLINA
The following lfieial aesPaoh nom Major G1SerL
Picket. vas received a. sho War Departments yasS-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

7 OFFER FOR SALE Fine Canebrake Plan
Il taon IN harengo City Ala within two miles Of Dayton and
Alabama Mississippi T. O., eootanins 500 acres, OF
which 400 cleared and In cultivation With good improvements
and plenty Of excellent water will pu chaser rent for
possession LIT January 1867 S rent
years longer Terms cash. titles njisptahe,
price 400 per acre, Confederate money.
Jan. l, lS64-clm L. i. sTURoINAhr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

The undersigned, one of the Examining Board
for The 18Th Congressional Of vnG uuder Genera Or
ders No 81 A. and Generals Once, dated Richmond Eovm-
br "a 1881 hereby gives notice TO all whom that
he has xsd upon the placer and daes for he examination
Of OonSops s1G assemble in Of the above notice.
- WIN STEWART,
iaso--cu Examining Surgeon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

NOTICING. SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMSON and
IN this day admitted TO ~ interest 10 my
buEnsss dating from January l. 1884, The business viii be con-
Quoted unter the arm Of STOKES, WILL iMs0N co.
Richmond, Feb. 2, ls64-lU A. Y. BTokks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
ENROLLING NOTICE.
ENROLLING OFFICE,
FIFTH CoSG. Disr OF VA,


ENROLLING OFFICE,
FIFTH CoSG Disr OF Va,
January as, 1864.
TN obedience to General Orders, No. 8, A. and
i aererss once Richmond, January 9th, 1854 and
other all white males between the aget OF egn
teen and oryive years the 9th Congregational Drct OF VIZ
nIA not now on Army hos herttooo enrod a. Con-
scripts regularly dstkled will report themselves 70 me
Enrolling Ohcer for examination By The hedic Board and
enrolment, st the folio ling places and dates: -
Halifax o. H-Pebru,ry l0th llth l1.h tnd 18Th, 1904
Ch.rstts O H.-PebTuIry 18Th, 10th aud lIth
Prince ward O. H.-IebruaIy 18th 9Oh Aad I'D
Appomattox @. B.-RebruAry 24th 25th and 9oh.
Necklerburg G. H.-mArch lat, 3D. I'd and 4h
Lupenburg H-MGrch Tth 9Th and 9th.
Brunswick O. H.-March 18th 18Th, l4th and lo.h
This notice ncdeE every not heretofore enrolled and
nov regularly detailed the speched those who
have AZ any time discharged om the ARMY persons who
have been discharged the Exanng Boards appointed for the
Except cf kaoWn conn med
who required report Ia 10 watch
Gaze local eorong will make special reports and all
pe VIII exempted heretofore by reason OF having
furnshed substituted
All persons been exempted from military service
from any whatever, will report themselves at
evidence Of their csiEs - exemption,
FOR the pu rpose Of having SAID exemption revised.
ps eportng viii provide ie1t three
M days raons clothing 20 make CON-
iortGble In camp. JUN ID. moFHALt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

Tgzxs DAnT ysar. ESQ Ex months, SIS; hires months
Ss. Tor less psrisd, % per nOnih.
RuE1sLr, year $50; six months, go. 30 EuascrPaon
received for les ihan EiE m0ntss.
Wrlr, yssr $40 ok aou.AI g. 10 saOscPNOo roOOlTed
Cor les thal slx months.
Rsml,fsnoes al usk Of Che Subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

TNHR STEAMER City of Petersburg is now
Il in port will receive Freight for Petersburg until TO-
TTClS VIII PLEAsANTs, Agrp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08
From Cairo.

CAIRO, April 6.-Memphis dates of the 4th
furnish nothing important
The Golden Gate, small steamer was burned
by guerrillas on the % inst. sixteen miles below
Memphis.
Ii is reported that the rebel Gen McCrea
having numOer OF robbers and inurderers, ill.,
Test that neghbOrhood and rob friend and foe
alike
Gunboats han a light with guerriIlas at Hck
man Yesterday, and captured a few OF them
CAIRO, April 7-Contscated goods to the
amount OF $40 900. consisting mostly OF
ton ami sugar were sold here to-day by order of
the L. ) District Court Some | $40 bales of
cotton yet remain Gnsold.
Two hundred and TWO bales of mixed inferior
quality OF cotton in bad condition sold at auction
at Al (d57 sc
Over lou bales OF cotton were brought up by
the naval dispatch boat New National from Red
river, also two 9-incli Dahgren guns. part of the
armament OF Fort De Russey These guns are
part OF those taken from the Harriet Lane and
Indianoa
Election returns received indicate that l..
Hammock Republican, viii probably be elected
Circuit Judge of the 18th Circuit by small a
jority
CAIRO news has been furnished with an order
issued by Gen Buford, commanding the 81 di
VISION, congratuiating his troops for their con
duct during the attack Oh the Fort at Paducah,
and ieelingly aliudes TO the death of Col Thomp-
son. commanding 81 brigade
de asserts that the rebels silenced our guns
IN the Fort and compelled one OF our gunboats
to withdraw from action.
HE rebel loss Is set down al 10 killed and &C
wounded. The Federal loss is - killed. and ~
or ~ wounded
Gen Buiord concludes bv informing his divi
SION OF the intention TO hold Western Kentucky
The actual loss OF the Federal forces is IA
Killed and IL wounded. The rebel prisoners adj
NIT SOO killed. and three times as many wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-08

ARRIVAL OF THE 39rH.-The veteran 39th
regiment arrived in the city yesterday morning.
from the Army of the Cumberland. and will
much and hard service, and has always acquitted
itself in such a manner as to add to the reputa-
ton of the State which proudly claims it as her
own. II entered the field in the infantry arm,
and served on foot until Gen. Rosecrans desig-
mated it as one of the regiments he desired to
have mounted to meet the large force of cavalry
the enemy prepared to hurl against him.
Col. Harrison came home and procured horses,
and since tnat time il has been actively employed
in the front and on the TANKS of our army. 1t
has participated in all or nearly all of the
great battles in Tennessee and in skrmishes in
Vulnerable.