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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18
Interesting from the south
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.

A correspondent of the Richmond
Whig, writing from Longstreets head
quarters, January 22d, says: ,'..
General Longstreet is being rapidly
reinforced2more than 1000 men have
already passed through Bristol 10 join
Etlieii'i respective commands-so [ am
Informed by the quartcrnaster at that
lplaccE1 AA'tlHf,d sni -fH 90 $40
f"Full supplies of clothing and shoes
for ,Iongstreet's troops are rapidly ar.
irving; also muney to pay them Off
Many have suffered much from the
want ofthese things Thefcet of some
have been so cadIy fostbitten as tone
cessitate amputation,"l- -hi To IL
" The Wing Of the sth, says: n7'.
"Information has been received that
Gen, Robert Toombs, the weli-known
brilliant Georgia Statesman and orator,
has been put under arrest at Savan-
nah. bp order OF Gen. Beauregard, -
Report has il that the expression OF
reasonable sentiments was the cause
of his arrest" John Morgan was in
Columbia, s. c., on the lst inst 1t is
officially stated that the whole number
Of trhops enlisted for actual service
since tie month Of October is 100, 900.
Breckenridge has been assigned to the
command Of the terces ia Southwestern
Virginir, vice Sam Jones, relieved
Robert Forde, severaiyears since ed
itor of the 70wensboror Ky J Demo
crat, has been convicted at Richmond
of murder, and sentenced to the peni-
tentihry for 18 years. IdI l.i> vs." -
The Richmond Wing has the follow
ing editorials atl' 'tI rois9e,.
I'VE venture TO predict that rout
more disgracehl than the Bull Run
stampede awaits the Yankees in most
of the conflicts likely to occur during
the next campaign They will have
to enter upon IL with alPthe disadvan-
tages of raw levies, who will present
but apopr bulwark against the gal
liant veterans Of Lee and johnson. =
AS to the contingent Of three Years
men likely 10 remain in the scrtice, if
we take the estimates Of the Yankee
authorities, they will not constitute II
force sufficiently large to iuIpart an
air Of martial discipline to the new or
.ganization. The Bull Run stampe-
ders were veterans compared with the
material which will compose the new
army We see no grounds to presume
the Yankees will bring into the field
larger force than we will. If they do,
it must of necessity be such material
as cannot, If multiplied in the dispro-
portion of ten TO one counterbalance
the overpowerine advantage which We
shall possess in 4 we'll disciplined ar
my. Z No result, however, palpably
achieved now by our arms, can he re-
ceived as an index of what is to come
iwRen we have 'greSnhOrns' to encoun-
TOR .lr'dF d'iF ,fifTb to Wa IG3i
do ave doY not desiis to 'underrate IN
the least degree the fighting qualities
of, the Yankees, Recently, they have
done we'll, much better, indeed, than
We ever thought.them' capable of do
ing. Our predictions ns to what is TO
result from a conflict between theltwo
armies, are justified upon the plainest
principles rof military science. We
therefore reiterate our expectation
that the Bull Run scone will bo re.en.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18

Kissing A suNBEAM,-A babe, not
oldenough to speak or walk, was creep
inr on the floor. BY and by a bright
raS S of sunshine fell upon the carpet
Baby saw it, and crept toward the daE,
zlins object. She looked at it, and
crept ali around it, with pleasure in
her face and then putting down her
little lips, she kissed it. Now , was not
that beautiful? The bright little sun
beam lighted up 10y in her baby heart,
and she expressed that3oy wi'n y sSH'Ys' 'S'
kiss. d, ,s le. 500 Ves as
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18

aIuhfy l5IAradhsas ,Aradhsss Foss,Shen. Tenaasseo
Teprua.y rI pla",rwator Iv .Virsinia
syysfsplIseeI, ,,SI -trs ,HI,s IT.. m nossse ="
Mafch ,~'PrihSs: naeaaoaoo -
N March ,o-r 20 ,ra1lo1,'s lAn Eord vI V;rginio
marun :,o q c;iasan.S. r;ctorv Of Som.
orsot. !
April; Franklin, Tennessee
May 6Warrenton Junction.
Maya -FrederlcksDurg ana Ohan
''1, MaS ! \ po,t Gibsonl
NO. 1o& Near Snffolk Virginia.
NJ NJ "a JacksoT Mmsissippi. s
Mo NJ CLEAR Hill 3 -
Nav 25@BIack River.
My MY "a "a uRSIerE Creek and Black
R;var R,;dge - -, ,lIr4s
fnno RannabaDnoek Station.
a. ' q Tumo uno 5SlNsor 40 Aide Virginia. a
Juno. a9-Port Hudson, Union re-
AiuIsss 10;, sNa,r NJ SS SGsttysbSg, mmm|p peunsyl 1
tIGaTn;;s2I fS'iNSh NJ u fIN'7' ''' my .
TEi1 al Ruth eton IsiandNOhio.
Tni. 97EEIt Creek 80
.Sm;,rst a p Manassas Gan. .,5''1a
-,yr SoHtow Ga1S bar : Z ID MCbickamaura. eI
FN5SSS%Ser g9a- -Cbattauooga.Jn +
~ I0. eI.nS 90 ~ yy;yle ePTJ it
.,,,'N.,"r oao'' y -",..i,a,,',, I..o..,..,,
The following is believed to bea cor
rect list of the Union Generals who
have died or been killed since the war
commenced: -
cSa.A rA,,Sso, Msiso 4,;,lod
7 ensr% rs sPeFs 'orGlT Il SsSStbn a,el
Sonoi" q, I1,''' M,,asooL nsotts
Generai fiummef, maSSachuS0''S'
d'ce. rc,,S,s,y woAs L;,,od
~ G%enorai % TnlPp'ea,f a,fnsa maSS'i i;IIoG ni,,J0'
y General Rodman, Rhode Island
f'5sa General Lyon; csnssstisat, killed: ll',
Generai Manfsheid' ran 'll0S oohhec'aou' f'" Ai'i
cd. .ysa ~. 9g1pa VII l;.l
.>''s General Samner New lorh' u.su
Generai e Mitchell ,,' New y,Is aIrk I;llnS n,su'
~ tGeneral hirDy, new norh, hniou'
General ge weed n Nsw o yos foIk ;IIsS k1lled'
General Blenker, New 4ork, kiIled gl
e. General Aearney, u afl New M Jersey Aiii
Cd: ~y.,. ,.:,,,Is
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18

REMEMBRANoEs,-The memories, of
childhood. the long far away days of
boyhood the ancient church and school
master, in all their hallowed associa-
tons, come upon the heart in the au,
'tumn time of life, like the passage OF
pleasantly remembered dream and
cast a ray of their own purity and
sweetness over it,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18

Probate Judgc-JBsSE IEUHNbHi Uflcc III rug
lgaai Buildng.is, az V51fHg 1u8.Ii'i- y
!, iss psosec,tinq Attornog--rALt, SLOUGH. anr91 :
a'GShspifZ JAMES MILLER; Office at the Jail. go I
Clerk Of c0art-JoIiN G, RA1NEY Office, r1bie
- Building. 5f;slt D. 81 atflt austf.Df- pli Cr.1 L.
. yfd A,,litorS- WILLIAM ROBINSON; Office, Public
building bap tno a',w ysi ~ gn09' y b,1' =
Tyeasuret- E. DAVIS; Office, Public BuidipsI
- Rccorder-A, sYFERT; Office, Public Building, II
surpeyor-E l.. HANNUM; Office, Public Building
a'' MITCHELL MORRIS, residence. Miranda
isn n Sfi fI1F id7t sfa'is e -'fldua ir''l h7l. p
.rs sH EFFER Of Madison fown-
ship; HENRY ALsPAUGH, Of Greenfield TOWNSHIP
y " and JOHN ". CUNNINGHAM, Of Hooking IP [, [,
!. - s,bo0lI Frumia.rs--wILLIAM WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URIAH G. .RUTTER.nli1 li1gi9.,.E
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18
rnE RATTLE nRcoRp OF lsoa.

'9.Sss ,i.,,s About onerthird as many battles
were fought in 1868 as in lS 1862 .''5 The
49, Army of the Potomac was engaged as
q an army only at Chancellorsville and
> at Gettysburg The Army ofthe Cum
' '3a berland had but three general battles
i6.,athose of Stone River. and Chicaniau-
T.. ~ g.,a--and that Of Chattanooga after its
., consolidation with Grants arnly,s,a.,,.. .
80 The ArmySof the Mississippi, except
III in, small detaobmsnts, did little actual
a fighting until it.began the weeks, bat
ties which proceeded the Investment
SsyseHsbdFgt 4 Uhe Arm gpf tho Gulf
was engaged only at Port HUDSON plddl'S =
The Army of the Ohio fought only as
' an army at Knoxville, and the Army
ofNofth Carolina was engaged only at
Fort Wagner, and then but a few OF
its, regiments, actually went into bat
NS III VI Hl RI JlLUGhL. =,
We give statement of the chiet en-
gagernehts 96f the severap armies and
their principal corps in chronological
order; ,.szsr-l| - flfN. -:
january 3-Rebels defeated under
Morgan in Kentucky -
Januafy3 Il MuFiTeesbcro by Rose
crapSs 70 tSss-pl 1871 -sIra'9s'f'H
t.., january, 5-Eicksburg, ..,.,r, r.
January 5-Van Burcn, arkansas
January 6rtNicksburg, Union re-
I.Liti p HsHTN,
January 1o-At Springfield Mis-
ouri, Rebel success,ak
January l2-zGalveston' rebel rebel sue,
cess. ar f'r..I lp-4 ~ t.r.-e
January ls- Springfield, Missouri
rebelrepnlse. r'ia 70 III asi g. y
January 13-stone River Tennes-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18

Sand 1926 men reported pnder the
heads Of our losses killed and wound
ed OF, killed, wounded and missing.
HOnr, c6ntnreS Mnrn :. =. n


Besides in, one place large stores
in another -four thousand four hund-l
red pounds Of powder and one hund-
red and fifty thousand rounds Of cart
ridges, and in another in the language
of General Grant, :arms and munitions
Of war for an ny army ~" Of si sixty tAoasaand Fa
men ....... s,,.i a.. o
during the year in killed, wounded
and missing, was ninety-two thousand
seven hundred and seventy men .,
No official report Of Charlottesville
losses has beonI made, The late bat
ties IN Tennessee and on the Potomac
are not Included. % 49,. ii
Notwithstanding there was less
fighting in 1868 than in 1862, that
which was done was more important
in results. 1t was more damaging to
the enemy, and secured the Federal
occupation Of more impoatant territo-
ry, especially in. the South and West.
In all material respects the 'Conteder-
acy' is nearer its end than at the close
Of 1862, and in all reasonable calcula-
tions, the year 1864, must be regarded
as the period, to be memorable in his
tory, in which the National power re-
established itself securely over all ter
rritory held by insurgents, and in which
American vigor and intelligence, seiz-
ing pregnant opportunities, developed
firmcr and more enlarged prosperity
under widened freedom, than has ever
yet bccn yopchsafed to any people.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. IN I.

We arc prepared to execute ull descriptions Of
JOB WORK. such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POS
TIERS, BALL TICKETS, and every other variety Of
i PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBING, with new and supe-
tiof type, and on short notice. .dh"N' 'i''i l 4"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18

General FarnswOrth sIllihois,, killed,
General Nelson, Kentucky, killed
by General Dayis..'' J 'qo1'5 n"" n,
. General jackson, Kentucky, Killed.
, General Stevens, Washington Ter,
ritory, Killed, onN '"'l',oe .'' ~" ,,
sf6s Union losses ss il the hSIp5p principal
l battles Of 1883 aye officially iee reported
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20
rHRrCIrY.

FAIsr PaxrncEA-Ths case Of Michael Smith was
brought before the Mayor yesterday, charging Bspa-
min H. Phillips and Benjamin B. Williams with obtain
ing $50 in greenhAcks and $500 in Confederate money
from him Smith on false pretences. They were ex-
smined some days previous, when it was testified BY
Smith that under contract to carry him across the lines
according 10 Williams advice, Phillips had taken him
out on the Mechancsvills road Richmond where he
left him, and that Afterwards Williams had taken him
down on the York River road and s him there to take
care of Limsel-he then arrested and brought 10
Richmond Phillips meantime being in possession Of his
property, consisting Of his money and clothing. The
Mayor decided that the theft If any there we're, hav-
Ing been committed several miles from the city, and, of
out Of his uris iicsOn the must be sent to
HenricO court he cent tbs parties to Justice Net
ties, Of Henrico.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

CHARGED WITH AN AssAULr.-Mr. Thomas B. Phillip Is
yesterday brought before the Mayor charged with
an assault upon person by the name Of Thomas B
fully. TuIy, it seems, is man Of unsound mind, and,
among other curious notions ancied tina. he had gwen
Phillips $3.50 to take care of for him. He annoyed
Phillips so much abOu! the money that to get lid Ct
him, the latter kicked him out OF doors and struck him.
Il was proved by witness that Tuily acknowledged
previous to the difficulty having given the money to
another man, not to Philip. Toe dismissed,
Tuly having declared that he not afraid of Phillips
troubling him again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

ARRESTED FOR DEsEKrIox.-hr. A. A. Raine, the
keeper Of hotel Locust Alley, in this city, Vas on
yesterday arrested by the detective p'cs on an order
snAnAsing from the Army of Northern Virginia, charg
ing him with bsiOg deserter from the 9th Alabama
regiment Mr. RAine mica that be ever belonged to
any Alabama regiment whatever. His frierd suggest
that at some time when uadsr the influence Of liquor
he mus; havs enrolled his nams in the oh, and then
forgotten al about it The order from ths army charges
hn with having dssertd long ago as 1862. Possibly
there may be another A A. RAine, for whom this cns
has been mistaken, or some one may have used this
genllemans name without authority.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

PLATHo Detective "A man calling himself Lieu i.
George B;OWD of Maryland yesterday arrests dand
brought before the Provost Marshall BY John Rsece ef
Capt. hacubbn's staff Of detectives, for eIaninaticn.-
detective officer Of the Confederate Government and
committing various acts under cover thereof. Among
O.hes papers found by Reece on Brown, there was a
forged order purpOrtug to be signed BY Gen. Wnder
authorizing the searching Of houses for stolen property
Brown was semitic Castle Thunder. He is young man
about twenty Eve years Of age, and was handsomely
dressed. :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20
A BOLD FEAT

: detlchmsat Of the 9Th Nth Cr,lilA Regiment
under the gsIaEt WhtOFd. seVeral days ago, went
dosn to the coas. Of thai Sste scout. They avoid
dtd the vigilance Of The Yankees and penetrated to
Lookout Lighthouses, hundred miles below our lines,
crossing rivers and creeks swamps and bogs the wealth
err being very resment. They arrested tie keeper of
the Lighthouse asserdsd the steps, destroyed the
lamps and OIL TIE con bustibes in the oil houses, and
bleE up the bail ing whcl vss very strong and
hundred aai 81 FIVE feat high.
Al praise 10 the galAn. WI t'ori Aai his "boys"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

ABOUT DREss Mrs. Mary MCGEE, young Irish
woman, was yesterday brought before the Mayor to
the charge Of stealing black silk dress from
Capt John B. Ssanlrd. 1t appeared that on Monday,
whilst Mrs SAnards negro girl carrying her mir
tress dress to dress -maker che stopped BY Ne.
McGee, who took the drees from her el,u,sg Tat
w45Er prop,ity. O4t. Ssanard stated that the drets
certainly bis wifs witness for the accused stated
that Mrs Mcaee had nty bad stolen from her the
dress question. The Mayor gave the dress to Capt.
Ssanasd bu. told Mrs. hcGee is she not satisfied
she could get warrant and have the title tried By civil
action
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20
PLEnM1NF RAILR0AD-

We are pleased to lSarn on the authority Of the
Charlotte Bnlep that there is douat that trains on
the Piedmont Railroad vii Iun entirely through from
Dsnve Greensboro by the let Of June. Al present
they are running from Greensboro, nine and half
mss. TheIe remains only aboutfourte miles Of track
to be laid, the greater portion being already graded
The gusge OF the Piedmont road is the same that
Of the North Carolina which as far as freghts in
question, will make it considerably 10 the interest Of
shippers 10 nd produce in that direction.
The distsree 10 Richmond BY way Of Greensboro viii
be hundred aud ten NILS lets than by the eli route
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

ARRIVAL OF PEsONEkA-0sPt. N. H. Mooney, 10th
New York Cavalry; lst Lieutenant and ACHING Quarter
master Jas. Roger 18th Pennsylvania Iuianiry and
Private William Keariey, l6ah New York Cavalry, cap
tn cd by scouts the 18th instant near Alexandria
were on yesterday brought to this city BY the Freds
ricksburg train.
The same train brought down runaway n,gro
named Jim, who was caught by our pockets whilst
crossing the Rappahannock on the 18Th inst The negro
says he belongs to DR.. Buat, who lives Ashland,
in Hanover county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

RECEIVING SrOLEx GOODs-0n searching the house
Of John Collins IGh street Broad, Monday,
Oficr Perrin found a blanket and coverlst that had
been stolen from the Jackson hospital Collins ackno,.
lodged tbA. he had bought them from a free negro
named Charles Pryor, who had previously cOnfesst d
having stolen the clothes aud soli them 10 ColnA-
The case was examined by the Mayor yesterday, wto
sent Collins on to the Hastings Court to DO tried for
larceny.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

Nor AyYEcuosATE.-John Mum, acne eyed but very
irrascible individual who lives on Main street, below
22d street. was yesterday arrested by Officer Adams for
beating his wife IN brutal manner. Mrs. Mum said
be kicked her in the short ribs ard pounded her in the
face with his 6s He will answer for his coadus. be-
fore the Mayor this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

SINGULAR PRocEEDNs "A number of soldiers yes
tsrday morning took possession Of small bucket Of
lard owned by Mr.. D. J. Peed cit zen, which had been
left at the depot by him. He found bis return the
bucket in the place he had deposited it. but lard the
soldiers having used it to butter their bread and eaten
it up. Finding soldier by the Of McNuty near
il he had him arrested and brought before the Mayor
Peed not appearing however, and McNulty declaring be
had not troubled the lard, he was discharged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

IMPORTANT DKcIsIos.-0n 1.-THE 18th instant Jidge
Hayburton Of the Oonederats Dist ic. Court rendered
Judgment sustaining the constutiOnaly of the act
Of the last Congress- tuspending the privilege OF the
writ OF habsas corpus in certain The argument
Of the had occupied the court for the past fortnight
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

SKu ON YoE TRIAL.-Pnilips and Williams, sent by
the Mayor Henrieo county, to the charge of
obtaining money from Michael Smith on false pretenee
were yesterday 1amnsd before Justice John Netles
and sent on for trial before the county court. They
were admitted to bail in the sum of $500:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

ANoTHER AFRo0IrT "A letter from North Alabama
to the chattanooga Rebel states that in retaliation OF
the exploit OF Captain Smith and Colonel Henry, near
the Tennessee river, body of Yankees dss rOyed
portion Of Cysyre Als Thsy then went TO the resi-
denee Of Bent Henry, nephew of Colonel Henry and,
find ng bin SICK in bed, forced him to get up. They
then placed him horse, with to hold him on,
he being Unable 10 ride, carried him four miles and
then vantonly shot him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20
TIE CAPTURE OF FORT PILLOW-oRFZ-

TIE CAPTURE OF FORT PLLLOW-0FFI-
CIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN FORREST.
The foloEing offc:a! despatch from Gen. Forrest to
Lieut. Gen. Polk, was received a. the War Department
las nigdt:
h Jackson, Tenn, April 18th.
L. Polk, Lisut. General
attacked Fort Pillow on the morning Of the l2th,
with part OF Bells and McCuloeh's brisades number
ing -, under Brig Gen. J. r. Chalmers. After q
short fght drove the enemy, seven hundred strong,
into the Fort under the cover Of their gunbsats de-
mSnded surrender, Which declined BY Mi. L. W.
Booth, commanding o. S. forces aud after contest
ofthirty minuss captured the entire garrison killing
Eve hundred and taking two hundred horses and large
amount Of Qlsrtermasters stores. The officers in the
Fort were Killed, including Maj. Booth. l sustained
lOss Of twenty killed and sixty WOsoded. Amongst the
wounded is the gallant Lieut. Col Wm. N. Reid, Will
leading the Mississippi. Over hundred cltizens,
who had sd to the Fort from eOpscrptOn, into the
river acd were drowned Toe Confederate aag nov
floats Over TIE Fort.
Ca,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

BILL has passed the Mississippi Legislature author
zDg the Governor to transfer such Of the State troops
as be may see proper the Confederate service and
as il understood that the Governor desired to so
transfer General GhOlsOns command, that officer was
recommended b. the Legislature TO the Pr6sid mt for
the position of Brgader General in the Provisional
Army. The Governor viii retain about one thousand
Of the m Lila for police purposes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

RcBBERr.-At an early hour, AOndy night, when
even the city wachmen should have been awake, Mr..
Lewis II. Fsysier's factory, on goth street, between
Main and Franklin, was broken into asd robbed Of q
hundred pounds of coffee, ditto sugar, runlst Of
whisky az some other property.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

LArs PARrRs-The New York News aud other ls.e
papers, by last Tag Of truce have be received a; the
Confederate Reading Room, on l0sh street. The file
of the News contains various personals" interesting to
parties in Richmond, Charleston, &C., also Mr.. Longs
speech in full
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20
\. b FORREST, 4


RumOrs rife yesterday Of change in the situa'
ton en- t6e Rspidan. One vas to the effect that the
ball had been Opeled b. the Yankees; another that
GRAFT Vas r,tring in the direction OF Cenrrevile.-
Neither il IS almOs needless to say, confirmed by
any information received as the War Department
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

SoLDIKss GRAVE YARD.-fhe QlsrtsrmasteF at La
Grange Georgia. adyerses for eyersreens and flowers
to ornament the SOldisTs Grave Yard, at that place.
He has hsd he ayes enclosed with neat palng,
and Is arranging have suitable head boards properly
designating the rank, company regiment, and date Of
death placed upon each.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20
SPY ARRESTED.

LrscnBURe, April ia Yankee spy under the as
sumsd Of serliug King who is believed 10 be the
comrade of Dr.. R. Lugo, who was arrested in Tappa-
hammock, has been arrested at Marion, Va and recog
mixed, by returned prisoners from Camp Douglas, as
Yankee detective from Cacgo. When arrested, he
represented himself as Colonel of the I'd Virginia
OlvalIy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

FOReHs DEsCRRnVE LIsrs.-A man giving his name
as Edward O. Bush of Company B, 4lst Virginia Regi-
msn was on yesterday arrested By the detective police
for forging soldiers descriptive lists and attempting TO
obtain money thereon. He was committed TO Castle
Taunder for the present
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20
FROM TRANS MISSISSIPPI.

NOBLE, April l9.-waren Adams, courier from
Mississippi reports tina. on the 9th Banks courier
to Franklin was captured. Banks says that Hastouup
was surrounded by rebel cavalry. The Red RIVER had
suddenly len and forty transports and gunboats
were caught above the raft and cannStge out until
the water rises again. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

DRUSKU WoMn.-Tne police yesterday found Julia
Corners drunk in the street and falling abou. in
to endinger the breaking Of her neck. They took
her to the cage she is an nveterate TOPPER and was
but recently released from the city jail If the work
house flushed it will DO her aud luch as she
mower OF good
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

SHAD TOR PKrEEsBURG The President OF the Board
Of Supplies at Petersburg has notified persons Who have
been purchasing supplies Om the city, that fresh shad
will Be t0li At the market daily. family of three or
more VIII be allowed 70 buy one, and family Of more
snaberJ two shad-,he shad to be sold from two to
three dollars, according TO SIS.
The Richmond Board Of Supplies will do well to imi-
tate the txlmple.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-20

NOTICE. Ca amer the Of April all dues and remit
tbs once be Psd In the currency or IN hVes
and aader Of the DID,.
Notes q other denominations Of The old Issue received ~ 70
duedOn Of So per cent