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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS. - The
Springfield Republican of yesterday con-
tains long account of destructive
fire which occurred in that city on Sun
day morning-the largest and most de-
structive confagration which has ever
occurred in that city. Music Hall and
five other buildings were destroyed
Total loss $4,000; insurance $4,000
The supposed inoendiaries have been ar
rested. E
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28
Removal Of Rebel Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, July e.
Yesterday evening so rebel officers of
different grades were taken from the
Old Capitol and sent to Fort Delaware,
and to-day over 600 rebel privates were
forwarded to Elmira, N. Y, under a
guard ffom Lie 9th regiment veteran re-
serve corpS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28
A CaDard.

NEW YORK, July 70.
The reported engagement between the
Kearsarge and the Florida on the 18th
inst, OFF Jersey in the English Channel
is canard The Florida was off Cape
Henlopen on the 18th inst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28
Four Persons Drowned.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 25.
Four persons were drowned in the low
er part of the harbor yesterday by the
upsetting of q boat.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

FIRB.-The water tank at Gassett's
station was consumed by fire Friday
afternoon. The fire taking from the
engine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

lZ---O leans ana Essex counties,
from each of which there shall be an
agent appointed to obtain recruits under
the provisions of said act of Congress,
who shall be commissioned by the Exc
cutive of this State, and who shall be
stationed at such points, within the
purview of said act, and shall receive
such compensation as the Governor
shall direct. The term of service of such
agents will be subject to the order OF
the Governor and will not extend be.
yond Sept. 5, 1864.
Sd, Such towns as desire to avail
themselves of the benefits of said act
may deposit with the Treasurer of this
State, to the credit of the Adjutant and
Inspector General, the sum of three
hundred dollars for each recruit desired
by such town to be raised under said
act of Congress, not exceeding, however,
the amount of forty per cent. of the
| whole number needed to be raised to fill
the quota of such town under the call
! of the President of the United States. of
July Is, 1864, for five hundred thousand
men.
The amount so deposited shall be used
for the payment of such bounties and
such necessary expenses incident there
to, as may be necessary to such men.
The recruits SO obtained shall be mus
tered into the United States service to
the general credit of the State of Yer
mont, and shall be assigned, upon the
order Of the Governor, to the credit of
the several towns making such deposits,
in proportion to the number of recruits
for which each town shall have made
such deposit. The money so deposited
shall be paid to the several recruiting
agents, upon the order of the Adjutant
and Inspector General as may be re-
CURED Any sum of money remaining
in the Treasury to the credit of the
towns, after final adjustment, shall be
refunded to such towns.
4th, recruiting Agents under this or
der are appointed as follows:
For Georgia and Alabama, with head
quarters at Nashville, Tenn:
N. T. Wood District No. / John L.
Na"stow, DistrictNo
For South Carolina ana Florida, with
headquarters at Hilton Head:
Noble f. Dunshee District No. 8;
Charles Field, District No. g.
For Northeastern Virginia, with head
quarters at Alexandria
Wheeloek G. Veazey, District Ne. 4;
Gardner L. Howe, District No Z.
For Southeastern Virginia, with head
quarters at Fortress Monroe:
Robert r. Arms, District No. 6 /; Hen
ry G. Hatch, District No. 8; joel Fos-
ter, Jr., District No. Q.
For North Carolina, with headquarters
at Newbern
Asa r. Camp. District No. 10; Gates
B. Bullard District No. IL VIM. w.
GTout, DIS Ct No. IS.
BY nf His Excelleney,
] GREaoEY SMITH,
Fuor aad Com. in Chief,
Fzs sHBURS,
and Insp. Gen,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28
RUTLAND HERALD.
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1854.

Two MuLIoSs.-"We are now in the
fourth year Of the war. Durind its pro-
gress we have cheerfully placed at the
disposal of the Government, more than
two millions of soldiers. These men
we've raiscA under successive calls at the
p1.iuds q I- fpllows
April ii, 10000
May a, 1861, 6i,748
JEW to December, 1861, 100000
IN, 1862. 100000
Az "e2, 100000
SUI. oo0,uoO
Februa4. "a, ooo,Ooo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28
State of Vermont.
ADJT. AND INsP. GEN'Ls OFFICE, !
Woodstock, July %, ga. !
GENERAL ORDERS, NO, 9.


For the purpose of securing for the
State of Vermont the benefits of the act
Of Congress approved July 4, 1864, by
which it is made lawful for the Execu-
tive of any state to send recruiting
agents into any of the States declared
to be in rebellion except the States of
Arkansas, Tennessee and Louisiana, to
recruit volunteers under any call under
the provisions of said act, it is hereby
ordered,
LIST, The Adjutant and Inspector
General will have charge of the recruit
ing in this State under the provisions
of said act of Congress, and will receive
all such reports and returns as may be
required from the several recruiting
agents hereby appointed, and will issue,
under the direction of the Governor,
such instructions and regulations, as
may from time to time be necessary.
I'd, The State of Vermont is hereby
divided into twelve recruiting districts,
as follows:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-11

- Haa+ " y Is. Taylor and Il. o. llsJue.
vii accept uar sianss tor pamphlet copies Of
tle Goyrfulf Message aud other fayor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-11

80 NJ Jam,s Burke writes US from Hoas
tpn Tat lueFe 49, an uuui,lAstnlc ~hite
frost l that 10 atty on the l.h 1h, puts al
end 10 tie ytIIls fever
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-11

Sc fHeD tJ.a.s ste-- "a. to lay,
...-sfu "a I'D t-e s.a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-11

in vii. II the North towads this country
Is already 50 bitter that We can hardly ei
aspeute II.
The United States would 20 TO war
with Us now II they dared they will nod
be the more likely 10 dare /, 1t We prove
oar contempt II their menacss by recOgni
Aug The South On the other hand. II ~e
salt 90 recognize the Couicdentcs til we
cannot help Il, W. shall have no claims an
lsV1 friendship aud 10 .tigal to lAclr assis
lance when the North does quarrel with
us. Recognition then SO lar IRON tending
to Phosphate war, is the beat possible
guarantee Tor permanent peace between
ourselves and the lluiicd ~,nt-s ard u
either Parliament or the Admin slratlon
were capable Of "a courageous aud lafsgbt
ed policy Mr.. lindsays motion mieht
have u cnance OF bring carried. ami Of rem.
dering material service so the country Hud
10 mankind But TO submit such a motion
to house which has just approved Lord
ituScis betrayal OF Denmark aud IN
which the authors OF our Polish and Amer
iaaH policy have an obeditnt majority ol
eighteen. ia SIMPLY 10 invite det,nl tn give
an miyanug, 10 the northern mttinn in
Parliament and to conntefac,, by nu AL
verse parliamentary vote, whatever et,ct
may be- produced by Tue manil,stai ,on Of
tug.i-h trlug cut of door, IN sympathy
with the south aud 10 confident cNpcela
tIou Of her complete aud speedy triumph.
- Our attention Aa, been directed 10 the
io.luR NIX card Va iBe hfesgp1rt Southwest
etn winch 80 take pleasure iu copying
To rutpt.ss nE-riTrrl F,sLi,s BY
taHfhs pu the Duder-iSHrd l.gN.,. be- .uppiIcj
With ,OsN nr Cons MAAJ gratuItuHu-ly
Il, WARE.
[ Marshall. August 81 lsbl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-11

- The Legislature, Il VA. thought, would
a. 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-11

Collector Couiea rate las ual.No
Soy %. I-ft rtu.'a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-11
X. W. LOJ6IiEKY. Editor.
MARSHALL:

IRfBir. NOTEHBER II. 1864
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
IRON MISSISSIPPI.

MERIDIAN, March 4.-The work OF repairing the "a /.
rOads destroyed by the enemy progressing rapidly
Three miles Of track and three ridges destroyed
on the S1ulern Rad ten miles Of track on the Selma
road aud thirty FIVE misl Of track on tina Mobile add
Ohio road, were destroyed. EhDs
Sherman burned great deal Oi property here and at
Mlror Enterprise Lockhart AID Lauderdae Stations.
All the public building, a; this pace destroyed,
ard number of private houses. The Barton House,
R,gsdale House and railroad depts were burned, ss
also the office OF the DAILY CAriIn. The enemy pill
every house, carrying of everything Of any value.
Provisions were taken from almost every family
Sherman laid waste oil the country through vhich bis
army passed bis return to Vicksbufg. He occupied
the Ragsdale House FOR headquarters while here and
Mcpherson occupied Gen. Folks old headquarters.
DMoPoLIs, March A de.pstch from Ger. Jack
sou, dated Shlron reven miles from Canton, Feb %,
ssys he overlook th3 enemy at tia! point on the 27th
aud was diminishing, The enemy crossed his whole
force a: Rlts and Csllums ferries, aud proceeded 10
Canton where they reported short raions and
broken down. Il was thought they would destroy q
portion of the railroad North Of Canton aud 70 at once
to Vcksburg, About twenty five had been killed, and
q number captured. Our cavalry are harassing them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

AN ACT YoR THE PROTECTION OF SHEEP AND TO IN
GREASE TIE GROWTH or VOL PASSED FEBRUARY
whereas an Of the growth Of wool N this Common.
wealth aa zines important but especially 90 In the
ugge the Southern Coniedeacy Is maintaining for her indie
Be enacted By The General Assembly, That from and amer
the passage this act shall not be lawful for any person what
ever 10 buy sell, within the limits Of Virginia. sheep for
purpose Of being batchere or 70 slaughter ne same Al home
present. under penalty for every sheep slaughtered
My dollars But % tecon shall not apply to the purchase
sale OF mutton lamb upon the certificate Of physician or
surgeon and In good faith intended any sick
or wounded person under his Care nd
g. II sha duty Of all nagr1teJ shefs and consables
TO that this Law sIecuied ana upon given or
peace sha his the party charged
and satisfied Of the guilt OF the party charged shall
the collection Andpaynen Of the above penalty By execution
8 Upon Splaint before justice By any nhabitant Of
county sheep owned BY HIN have been
BY dogs his county the justice SHALL under bis
hand appoint ss Than two than TIRES discreet
rshode Of the county ehdng the place where the In
jury alleged to be committed whose duty shan be 70 pro-
sh upon acus view and such other Information
may accead5e ascertain the truth Of the complainant and
the Of the Juy any, which has been sustained, and
max return thereof In writing under Their together with
obtained shall issue his against the whose
dog dogs have have the inuy and a him
against him. upon collection thereof incurred,
shall the party sustaining The lo sud where the dog be-
slave the master ha In ali cases be responsible for
the loss sustaned together with the But either party
right appeal the decion Of such justice accord
the provision section Of chapter handred and
hy OF The Codes Provdrd That the execution authorised 10 be
Sheriff the county, levied him according
should the amount Of damages assessed exceed my dol
4 This act shall be In force from Its passage. v
copy from the rolls-Teste: = :.
CLERK Of House of Delegates and Keeper Of EOiis.
GWLNdde0QlW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

kPoLIcE ARRISrs Observation-Disclosures slave Of
Alex Nett was arrested yesterday On the charge of
entering the dwelling house of Mr. Jno. N. Daniel
Broad street, below Ross street, and stealing 500
worth of clothing.
Harriet slave Of 70. Ware, arrested for stealing
a calico dress from Mary, slave of Mrs. Vaughan.
George slave of Dr.. John Leltw!ch mas arrested by
officer ChAkley on the charge Of aiding runaway ne.
grOes to escape to the Yankees. When arrested,
Geoge confessed that he had aided over twenty in
escl ming.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

vrcLENF DUTcHMLH.-Cha:lss Miller Du'chmsr,
was yesterday before the Mayor the charge of
hitting violent assault upon Miss Margaret Martin,
pretty girl Of sixteen, who emp Dyed saesWomAn
in his bakery. 1t appeared that Miller, being drunk,
seized Miss Martin by the neck and dragged her from
behind his counter, saying sha had robbed him and
when the girls mother cAme to enquire into the mat
ter he pitched the old lady out Of the front door, hg
gledy pgglsdy The Mayor bcund him to keep the
pace.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
IRON EAST TENNESSEE.

We have some further particulars Of the exploit, on
the 29a ulL, Of Gel. VIM. K Jones, the ~StOnsWall"
Of East Tennessee. The force be captured we're de-
tAehmeni from Cums srlAnd Gap guarding WyOnanS
Hiu and we're tunounasi by one Of Gen Jones ptrate
glc msvemerts. The sth Virginia Cavalry attacked
them in the rear while WiohsF's Cavalry, commanded
BY Capt D. G. sayers, attacked in front. The Yankees
surrendered Assr few minutes fghing. Our loss was
three killed AID eight wounded Among those killed Of
the enemy Lieut. Colonel r A. Davis, renegade
Tennesseean.
Among the ton negroes captured and sent to the Camp
Of Instruction at Dublin to bo reclaimed BY their own
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

Carr KKLLKY, Chief Of Engineers on Gen. Heber.'s
Stiff captured at Wilmington, Monday night last
A boat loaded with Yankees sTp'd in over the main
la, past the forts aud up to nshville from which
place they carried him eff Ths light was dark, and
the Yankees said 10 have besa plotted by dsserters
General Hebert was at Wilmington on business.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

A BArHIEG HOUsH.-AhOugh lumber ia scarce and
DEAR We believe that il enterpdsug person would
erect bathing DEMONSTRATING or staiopary-ai some
pout on thi, side Of the river convenient to the city,
he would find thatit would pay" during the summer
months Macy persons debarred from the luxury
Of river bathing from vArieu considerations of danger
and exposure which would be avoided If they could
have the benefit of the shelter aud smooth floor of
bathing house through which the river water flowed
freely Such facilities for bathing are common in the
European eitiee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
FROM THE RAPIDAN.

ORANGE G. f., March THE excitement about the
raiders has subsided aud all is quiet in this department.
The cause Of the firing at the loHer fords yesterday
evening not ascertan,d but is believed to have been
our artillery sheirg feeble demonstration of the enc.
my's cavalry. ...-
The enemy, retreating fOm Charlottesville, burnt
Pages -four MILL in Greene county, aud Banks mill, at
Madison @. H., and carried of several citizens ..t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

JuDGE LroSi CoURF.-0 siog TO the unsettled state
of the community in conseque of the late raid the
Judge, yesterday, continued to the next term the
three his docket, and adjourned his court -
Everybody bsiDg ia the militia eerycs, il was found al
uost impossible TO get jurors witnesses to attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

NEw kUnc.-we havs received from the Publishers
MessrG. George Dunn b Co., copy of God Save the
Southern LAnG"-Words and music adopted from an
English ballad, by Chaplain Cameron, @. s. A. This
publication is issued in hessrS Dunn Co.'S best st, e
and s to be sold for the benefit Of soldiers and needy
families. Copies be had at the various bookstores,
at Nessis Chles Cheaerys, Mitchell Tyer's, and at
the store opposite ST. James Church. Let every young
lady who is performer on the piano obtain copy of
this ballad. -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, March One hundred and eight shells
we're fred at the city in the last "a hours ending at
o'clock tbs evening one while woman was severely
wounded in the leg this morning This is the only
casualty from 1850 shells fred during the LAST fortnight.
The monitors fred few shots at Fort Sumter to day.
No other news a..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
MORE FIGHTING IN FLORIDA.

SAVANNAH, hArci A special to the Republican
says that detachment from two Of our regiments of
cavalry and come infantry, al under command of Col.
Anderson, OF the 9Th Ca attacked the enemy at Camp
Finegan, on Tuesday. TIE camp vas re-taken and the
enemy ally whipped and pursued within three miles of
Jacksonville. Our loss killed and twenty -hfee
wounded. Capt. Stephens. Of the Florida eayay kid.
The enemy's IS very heavy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
ADJUTANT And IHsP'R GENLs 0FFIoE,
RIoHnoHD. Va. Fen 20. 1874
eEsKRAL ORDERS, 4
No. q. (

dEHkRAL oRDERs A - = 80 81 80
No. %. - ..rs
The folovtno Al. a, ra.... a.. nhp,b.S ,or,h. ,
nation Of ne srmy, Ss.s1 - r-1A'-- =" 800 ~
Joint resoutoa 10 dec The manning NJ an act .lIovins
hospital 70 sick and wound ed onicers
Resolved By Congress a the c. nfeeerste states
that the intent act Allowing
odaons and wounded cfcsfs Approved The
twenty oar Of April eighteen hundred ana
furnished not only N snd
other attendance lodging bat subssence also
February l3th, 1854. f'f7-7
The oonpss Of the Confederate States America DO enact
That ratou Of the dick ana wounded
employees In hospitals such rates NOT 70
exceed and hall dollars Secretary War shall de-
sgnAie. Approved February 10Th, l5oA p" nEnf
act 10 ame1d an act regulating The granting Of fur
oughs and discharges In hospas Approved May 1868
The oftne Coniederae kates OF enact
That regulating the granting q furouhs and discharges
and hereby, provide
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

STEALING sHkwL-James Smith, an Engtshwan,
yesterday examined before the Mayor for stealing
shawl from James MCGEE, and sent on to the Hastings
Court. Il appeared that Thursday Smith saun;ered
Into. McGess bar room, opposite the sposwOod HOTEL
aud after imbbing several glasses of whiskey, picked
up shawl that yi'g the bar, ard attempting to
conceal /. under his coat, made eff. When pursued
and caught, be said he took the shawl for fun. ia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
XCRLLENT AND WKLL-LOCATRD

IL FARM In Amelia county, the Court House, consini
distant Chus and Maoax Depos for Sale a. Auction
win sold Auction the premises on the sh
ted Rar In The occupancy Of Mr. Thso oarngon Il sdens
the lands Of Mess T. T. Archer SAM 8. Weger ana ohers
and within mile Of Amelia o. n contains l2S Acres. Of
which about onshsi land balance IN wood and
The open land naturally Of hne SOIL but not being well eu-
waited for several past shows 10 dadvsntge The
bnidnp though not In good repair Jet confortable,
legs. The neghborhood equal % In the county and the
place with smal outlay could be valuable Pofses
sion had short dine. Amer the sale Of his farm at
M place. viii be sold valuable Tract Of 700 Acres
said county adjoinng the lands
Thomss Y Tabb and Sam Rutherford about miles distant
from chula Maoax Depots The Dsnvls Railroad. About
superior Oak and Hickory Timber.
The improvements on the epen land consist only Of small
Frame Dwelling containing A. this Il really
valuable Tract Of Land, disposed 70 purchase H.
yIted TO examine II before the day Of sale. f1t1 -,
TEENS Por both tracts cash. and the taxes for 1884 TO be paid
by the purchasers. GoDDiN APPfks0N,
Aucttoneer1-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

RoBBERrEs--The fancy store Of Mr.. L. Lemon, on
Main street, between IA and Is Streets was entered
by thieves on Thursday night aud robbed Of $1,000
worth of goods. Mr.. Lemons individual loss however,
is only about $780, most Of the goods stolen were
the property of Mr.. Jacob cbrach. This Is twice
that this store has teen robbed in the past two month
A thi-f entered the dwelling house Of Mr.. Jno. N
Daniel on Thursdsy night about nine o'clock, and stole
quantity of clothing and other property of value.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

sroLrS GocDs Officer Perrin yesterday, searched
the grOggery of Mrs. Anne Riley in Solitude, in quest
OF the sugar and coffee stolen from the Spotswood.-
He found none Of the SpotsWcod property, bu. took
possession Of large quantity Of black sewing thad,
several of gilt edged letter and note paper lot
of manufactured tobacco aad como soldiers uniforms
which he was convinced were stolen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

HUHLAwTuL WEAPosa-The Mayor yesterday ordered
Spencer, slAvs Of Mr. Charles s. Kent to be thrashed
for being caught prowling about Thursday night with
single barrel pistol md half dozen German silver
spOonsin his pocket.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

OORAEcnOE.-It Was stated in yesterdays issue that
General KlEsy had csunternanded the order Of Gov.
Smith 10 ring the signal bell Thursday afternoon
We have since learned that General Ezsy gave order
to that OF He merely sent request that it should
be stOppsd The statement was made In the Wing on
i1f .rmadon derived at the bell house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

CHLEaED Nth RoBBrRY.-FiV, slaves were brought
before the Mayor, yesterday, one OF them charged
with ,slng coffee from the Spots Tood HOTEL and the
other four charged with stealing five barrels of -four
from Mr. Richard Rens bu! in tie absence Of witness,
the examination Of the cases deferred until next
week
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

srs, was one owned by Abner Queesenburg, of Rich
mond.
report prevailed at Bristol, on the Sd, that Gen.
Jones had attacked the Gap aud taken another lot of
prsOAers. The report came direct but needs cOn6rDa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

RKnIMBER THE PooE.-We appeal 70 the people in
the country whose barns or stOrehouses contain
plus Of the neeesAreS OF lie, to contribute portion Of
their to the suffering poor Of this city many
OF whom, we verify believe, have for time PAST,
been on the verge OF starvation in consequence of the
scarcity Of provisions and the Withholding of supplies
from mArkets Let al who feel disposed to respon to
this appeal send their donations TO Mr.. VIM p hunfOrd,
Of tie Young Mes Christian Association, by whom
they will be distribu ed Food, ne. money, is wanted,
and shoaId be promptly forthcoming.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
IppOJNTRD 4 BRT0A DIER.

We learn that Hon. Lacus ]. GArtrell, for several
years representative in the United States and Cond
crate Congress from Georgia. has been appointed Br
gader General.
Mr. Glrtrel represented the Atlanta District and was
defeated =; the last elec ion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

FEGBr WITH A GANG or RALRBRS IN KLSG AND
QUEEY COUNTY COLONEL DAHLGREN TIE LEAD-
ER. KILLED-RHYE7Y PRISONERS CAPTURED--IN.
PoRTASF PAPERS FOUND IN DAHLGREYS P0Ck.
EES-DLABOLICAL PAN or TIE ERERI, &S