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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
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tod menus q Sir. ana Mrs ". 7 Br.s, --..
,-e ~''-Hd The Funeral OF Their s, are NV
,.1',- ''iss Residence, t-r Frar. .'p'sANp,
''>'10>- al "a &C a i-Aes lhiE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

GoT-scHALE. the Pianist, is about TO
visit Cincinnati.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
,The Huntsville Adroso.s Of the 18th

2The Huntsville A2yosa.s OF the 18th
inst, says:
New II 'drid has been cvacuated by cur
icTc-s. with the logs OF 20 heavy cannon, am
uunitiog. tents. clothing, supplies, sc. The
forces went 10 TiptUnville and to Island No
10 Fort Pillow Is relied On fcr the defence
Of the Mississippi river. The Fedsrals, I'M
der Sgel. are in great force a. NV Madrid
and 1T ether points on the river, and are en-
deavo-icg 10 get between our defeHccs and
M.mPbis. The enemy has about Is trans
ports in the Tennessee river; with troops.
which hey are reported to have landed AT
Savannah, ueIr Fardy, &c, threatening the
X ~rorhf5 a-I CuuIIeSJou ana GoUIIe aud
OHIO Roads. General Bragg commands our
forces IL that zion
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
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Salary OF CONFEDERATE CoEGREss-
MEN.-The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says:
Oar Confederate Legislators seem deter
mined to take good care Of number enc.
The bIl fixing the pay OF Senator'S and + p
Tts-E'at.v5s in Congress. provides shat each
shall receive $4,000 per aaaum; and trag,I-
ling expenses ~ Ike la'e & 20 cents De
mile. Il Is q little fstter ding 10 lie Con
gresham aud talk '.Luacfmu' thai 10 re
soldier at SlI per month aid fghI jEe an
KEGS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

FoEEEsTis cavalry were on their march
from Huntsville To Decatur on the 18th
inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
The Crescent opposes the proposition 10

Nc tTescfN. opposes TIC pr"pos.tIon 10
burn New Orleans. Il says:
The T. marks 50 freely made uaout lHTaiug
he CITY ara entirely cut Of place. We
Should like to knew what are L. become e.
the reu~ II Thousands ef wgTre. and cail&-
ren il such al event. Fortunately. these
remarks come from those who have r"Ibiug
at sake. ret OTDeEs If property; o.. FER
haps, thy have removed their families into
the Interior. and got all tLeir securities il
,heiT Lr>cches pCcaets. aud will adIai c iLiU
l. uutry ca The fIs. appearance OF III
invaders. Tt Te are a COCO usIuy q. ;blSe
kind Ct people about our city
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

Alr. ATKINS explained in the Confede e
rate Congress, few days ago, that it was
the members of Congress from Tennes-
sec. with one exception. Mr.. Swan and
NOT the State Legislature, that asked for
the removal of Gen. JoHysTcz.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
MOVEMENTS on TEE TENSEs~EE-Th,
Memphis appeal Of the 18th inst. says:

NeWpNIs -aNttN. q Inc I5Tn INST. EaEs.
Our latest intelligence O. the movements
OF The enemy l. that q large force has been
landed n Ike west bank ci the Tennessee at
Chalk Bluff, tWeHty-siX miles from CCTiaia.
A. this point It i said they have thrown Up
Eei.EseS OF considerable strength aud ex-
tent They have also commenced the ID
sfGuc'i0n Of a rad Ire the Gj-ec:i u e Co
T:lth- seven miles OF which have ALREADY
been completed. Tleir force uoT corc-l
tTated OF tue river i yaIi0l.sly estimated at
from forty 70 sixty Thousand.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

The family Of Gen. PHLow have takcT
up their residence at Oxford. Miss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

To Epes Sargent, E-q Bgs!op.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

Major General LoyELL has proclaimed
martial law in New Orleans. PIERRE
SoULE, ". FEEED, HENRY ., OGpEE, and
CYFFIGE DUFoUE are Provost Marshals.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

TIE ARRssr Oy CoLoSEL D'UrMsEY.--A cor.
respondent in General Blsnksr's brigsas send.
us the following % the facts touching the n.
rest Of tho Colonel Of the Garibaldi Guard:
The tventy-tixth Article Of the Amy Reg.
ulations," section 220, by which the ysiuatssr
force, as well - the regulars, are governed,
reads a. i0llowsi G4LS-$'Nfis 4,
"Deliberations or discussions ,smopG any
GLASS Of military men, having the Objeot Of
c0nveyin Ing praise or oensure, or any mark Oi
appreciation towards their superiors 10 military
service, and ali publications relative TO trans.
actions between 0faCers, Of private or per.
sonal nature whether Newspaper, pamphlet or
handful, are strictly prohibited" j. = 20 3
The arrest Of Col. D'Uta.sy was for viola.
ton Of this regulation. The evidence against
the Colonel wss not obtained by seizure and
search OF bis private papers, but came In the
form If the original manuscript in the hand,
writing OF Col D'Utassy and Of another person
who has also 'b,en ordeted under arrest, 10 .
manner which does not inplicste Gen. Blepker
In the violation Of any private rignts or conf
dence. 1t was, therefore, simply bis duty 10
have ordered fhe arrests, and any omission on
his part would have rendered him lisbfe to
arrest. 10 .r.' .etfa
The Colonel is not In close Ooufioemsus, ss
reported, but u under arrest, gpsrded BY q
ssotissl, In his own quarters, ast Hnntey's 4
rv,.xASs5 9fi 1iGH.sf s.-is1 'fFT,ai1gi - .fsl4
Onsp4i.GI Jfl l.Eg0 l.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

GREAT PROGRESS In MUMC.--Mr. Alexander
Wolowski, the eminent pianist and professor Of
music, whose arrival In Washington We noticed
some time ago, has met with most Aattsrioe
success, not only In gaining pupils, but In
proving that his new and original system o.
instruction is q thing Of great and pecuiiai
merit. He explsins the piano and the science
Of music to each pupil In most extraerdinary
manner, % we'll q the true nature Of music;
he leads the pupil hand In hand, almost, with
himself, to execute mualc In very short time
thus saving years Of time usually bestowed
upon elementary Instruction. Professor Wo
lowski Is also vocalist Of high cultivation ard
possesses great skill in teaching the vocal art,
in correcting bad style, and impartng.. .brillian,
cy and power Of expression 10 advanced pupils
Those who have any dseire to learn music IL
its perfection, speedily and easily, should no,
neglect TO pay an early visit to Prof. Wolowski.
We speak from experience, having thoroughly
tested the advantages Of his new system. An op
portunity to obtain such kind Of finstruction rare
ly occurs. he receive visitors between 8 and II
O'Clock q. M, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at bis residence, No 3O3 Sixth street,
between X and New York avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

Tue ILLUNINArIoN.-The House Of Repro.
sentatives, previous to It's adjournment ysstsr
day, rescinded 80 much Of the resolution rela
tive to the observance Of this day, o. pertains
to the illumination. This action is In oonse
quence Of the death Of the President's son, and
as mark ofsympathy with him and bis family
in their affection. The Senate will undoubtedly
act on the same In concurrence to-day, or the
illumination will be postponed.
The above action meets with the hearty
appreciation Of all our citizens, ss a very pro.
per and well.timed movement.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

RESOLUTIONS ov isYsR4sayr-seoa after The
opening of Congress yesterday, both Houses
passed resolutions Of sympathy and cond :
lencs, with the Executive sud his family In
their affllction, and as further testimonial ol
the same, they impsdistely adjourned.
The venerable DR.. Stockton, chaplain Of the
House, in bis opening prayer yesterday, made
most touching Aliiaipay ytorthe Presidents
family In it afdictiop, -.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

~ Colonel Q. G. wAsuBuaxE, formerly q
representative In Congress, but now In ccm-
mand OF the Second Wisconsin cavalry, has
obtained leave Of absence from his regiment.
now in camp at Milwaukee, to join the STAFF Of
Brigadier General Grant.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

Mr.. Boris PosTIoN.-A correspondent rs.
Gently returned from Richmond, Virginia,
thus alludes to the position John Minor Bolts
is now placed In:
when In Richmond saw Mr.. Botts. He
Is virtually prisoner In his own house. When
ne gets chancs to speak he denounces the re.
cession Of Virginia. and says that II was a fatal
act, and be hopes that a restoration of the union
may be Effected ~ 'N' o1''N
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

STARVING Our.-The oficers Of the gunboats
which went up the Tennessee river to florsses
(Als.) quite through The State Of ofTesneeses, 70.
port the farmers on the river - sboandlpg ID
-four, corn, molassoe, pork, &C., and infer that
II that d sample Of the whole South, that the
stories Of suffering in that quarter from the want
of food, ore mere delusions. Doubtless they are
70, although the valley Of Tennessee river may
very probably be better of than many portion,
of the South.
The idea Of "starving OUT the south, OF ofre
ducing 1t by pressure" Familiar 70 % % ths
boa constructor theory, Wss an arraat hum
bug always, and has cost - untold millions O
money. There never wss but one way for II
and that was to fight and to bring on nghtine
by advancing. We were told for months tha
they would be obliged 10 taks the oesnsive,i in or
der to keep their armies together. A thorough
experience demonstrated the fslsity Of thai
view. ..t.- 7
The national Republican., 1862-02-22
The Cabinet Advises the Omission OF
the IllumlnasiOn.

the illumination.
To &s Senate and House of Representatives:
The President Of the United States was, last
evening, plunged into sfiiction BY The death Of
q beloved child. The Heads Il the Depart.
ments 10 consideration OF this distressing event,
have lhoughtit would be sgreeable TO Congress
and to the American people that the oficisl
and private buildings occupied BY them should
instant. F'-
(Sigued) WuLiAx n. SrwARp. q
s. p. CHASE, .E &.
Z. n. STANTON, .-.
GIDEON WELLEs,
EDWARD BATES,
M. BLAIR.
Washington, February 81, 1862. .,.a,t,
The national Republican., 1862-02-22
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OTFIcuL.
TRxAsURy DEPARTMENT, ..
u February I, 1857

Norrcs is hereby given Of the readiness of
thit Department to redeem tho Trsasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized BY
the act Of Congress- approval Deoember $50,
1867, and tho Treasury notes payable In sixty
days from date, authorized by tho aot OF Con.
gress approved Id March, 1861. y..- -...
Interest on Treasary notes Of the above Is
sues vii cssss on the Jth day OF April next By
shs teyn j tef tkoss acts respectively. III
I fab As.tsDJE o. iag '-H g..rHt
The national Republican., 1862-02-22
H,AD>uisfrs4 G: hogI;;,a u A.,

: F6UruRry ~, 1867.
To Major General Mcclellan:
Clsrksyllle 10 taken, Hitb supplies enough for
our army for lwsbty dayE EJIIW
The place Is occupied BY Gen. O. r. Smiths
division.
Price, being reipforced by AcCpllQoh'S oom.
nand, made y. stshd q avgsr Greek qtossed
into Arkansas on the lsth-and was defeated
after short enga cement, and again fed. Many
rebel prisoners were taken, and arms which
Prios's men threw away in the held.
H. W. HALLEox, Maj Gen. Com'dg.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22
F1aAnCIALs.

RAUAANAAAes
Treasury notes, stamped . . legal tsnoee IN
tbs payment Of psivsss debts VIM not Pc NJ 8
" 70 be psid out BY he bsnks, excspt unaF
,hs ..ms circumstances under which they, ~
ont specie, that IL to say, whsa oallsd NPsao -
redeem their obligation. .As 4 natteg q sAoaee,
The banks will not pay out tAsss rnstss n sll,
and they will therefore hays - noss Bsusnl
circulation than specie ordinriiy m. AZ Ill
the currency Of ths country passes into NE
banks at short intervals, whatevsr thsy sAeosa
TO retain N tAslr vaults, soon osases b Be sssa
IN The common ohaa.els Of ciroulation. .' 49,, - :
when the notes Of the suspended Bark n
Bneland were made legal tender duriug tn
long war with Bonsparts, they were held b
this come way, - The basis Of bill issues, b.
tho English joint stock banks. r. .iteriE
Treasury notes. not made Legal tsadsr
could not BE- hsad by the bsa,D, sna nust, q
necessity, remain 10 general circulation, unlss'
20 deprecated q to have no currency. rgs sa.
The distinction, then, l., that bank nots cir
culstion which would be displsSsd By tsasur,
notes not made legal tender, viii not bs a.
placed BY treasury notes made legal. tender
but will rest upon such notes, - II hes hsrsto
fore rested upon specie. Bank nst0 and
credits will still constitute he common curren
cy, but the basis will be treasury notes instsai
Of gold and silver, and thoss metals, being D
longer needed BY the baakb viii b soad b.
them, part going into the ssocts of Asstdsr'
and another part going to foreign countries.
I.is, We presume, upon Till. view Of The easa
that treasury notes made legal tssdsr an h
be not the circulation Of the country, bat ID
basis Of the circulation Il Tho cosntfy, Mst d
opinion Of Mr.. Gallstin and others d predics
ted, that the effect Of IN Issue Of such nots
will be precisely like that d an equal additio
to the specie Of the country.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

JAIL ooPERiNrnSDEST.-We understand that
AarsnA Lamon has appointed Mr.. Benedict
Aiiourn superintendent Of the Dstrlc. jail, In
plsee Of NJ. WIse.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

NArIoNA RAnasAh CONVENTION. The oon-
vsation assembled at four O'Clock yesterday
sasanssn, to rsosive The report Of The commit
tes appointed to propose ratss fer Govsrnmsat
transportation. The. result may bs brishy
stated, q follows: On all roads OF diseases
own Afty miles, sdopung The -olassiHoatioss Of
the fonr Atlantic truak llnss, It wss agreed
That . deduction Of tsS pr cent 40 pse os.t)
shouA b. naAs from thsir regular tsrif
rates, O oil suppliss o. material transported
for Government account, with the proviso, thai
ln no cass shall these ratss exceed-- i.y
For ant class freight, three cents per To- per
mile. g..... -. d. -IIi .
For second class freight, two and three quar-
ters Of cent per ton per mile. -
For third class freight, two and qus.ter
cents per ton per mile.
For fourth class freight ons and three quar-
ters cents per ton per mile. ... ,.r r
After full discussion, the report was uuan.
imously adopted. The whole proceedings we're
conducted with the greatest harmony Of feel.
ing, and the public will readily perceive, when
the extreme pressure Of private business upon
the road incident 10 the large exports Of do
nestle produce is considered, that the oomps-
nies have met the views Of tho Government In
. spirit Of great liberaiity. Secretary Stanton
having yesterday suggested the appointment Of
standing committee Of The convention with
whom he might confer, from time to time,
Aessra Corning, FELTON,, and Jewett were ap
pointed that committee and the convention
adjourned sine die.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

LIBERALirY or Nh. CoLRAx. Schuyler Col
FAX has sent 500 to Quartermaster Pierce, at
fsducah, TO be expended for tho relief Of the
DON, r,,,.rr 'gr..Il,' - - -
The national Republican., 1862-02-22
0THIoIAL.
NAVY DnARrxENr,

val - f3'iSsEps-
'1ag w '.,II# NAVY DssARrxENr.
'a'1 a. ~, i.s11 NJ = 10 February 20, 1852.
Onicers Of the Navy and Marine Corps who,
under ths resolutions Of Congress, may be In.
vitsd to attend the ceremonies In the Chamber
of the House Of Representatives, on Saturday,
ths7iA nibspb wiz assemble In The old senste
0hspbAr, ut the Capttol,I In fal uniform, ut q
Quarter to twelve O'Clock ofthat day. gt.. .g.
1-tyli h"il GIDEON WHLLES, rlaI
feb,22 .,,.,v, ,g.,,no Secretary ofNavy.
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

BAppasonz, 1sb. 2lsl. lesa. %
Capt. @. Y. FoI, Assistant Secretary Of Macy:
have had An interessing intsrvtew NTH one
Of our prisoners who has been oynnned In
'asSSS as sSss S ssist.saSis svd.noss 81 ,h. f.o,
Of 4 strong Union organization In Richmond.
IAS Unio6 mon claim Is b three thousand
strong there. and are eagerly waiting 40 oppor.
tuuity ~ lilg out the 6kan 80 glrapSk 800 b
Out Of ofseventeen fortihostions ereoled around
RSsRsns o. s.oy oIiy onsh Armed The s'xe0ald
for their army. fhs SscessionisVs admit that,
unless they oSn secure the services Of every
male 10 Virginia bstwsen 'sisAteen and sixty
they must yield Virginia 10 thirty days.
The Union men hsveia league regularly or.
ganised, with signs and passwords. Many acts
Of kindness have been shown by them on avery
possible opportunity to prisoners. Our tnfof.
nspt has . handsome gold guard chain pre-.
ssntsd him BY ixdtes, accompanied BY an
anonymous note expressing the hope that the
links In the chain OF the Union WoulA econ be
more firmly united than ever.
Uniou mep iptornsd him that the army ut
Hanassas was falling back; that from three to
avs reg g,msn,s were daily srriytpg a. Msh-
and Csrolinisns and Others 10 their several
etates.
II 10 understood that only some 10000 men
would romaiI, at Manassas; that tie news Of the
surrender Of Fort Donsison had most dis
heartening ehsot at Richmond, but u oheered
the hopSs ofths Uuionists, who ssy they want
cd It TO be known by the Federal Go yernment
that they are ready TO welcome the old flag,
and 6Rht for II,
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

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Vi Is IS EssoSas @ a IS is s6iissss event.. III.
House requss11 sakG l0ommiasiessr Iof Public
Buildings to omit the ilaeaastion on to morrow
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sbolutioa to ths l9llsShg set:
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Y The resolution was yAdeptad gnAnImopl.y,
aid IN seeordspoe th6rsvlth, TIE Houfs ad.
joarhed ddul odsy st tislss O'Clock.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two Houses Of
J. Cengrsss On she rssAty.Seesad OF Feb
r0ssvS SAasAaa1si AsTsqQH abnm Ht y 1ot0 "
lAt one o'elsek, Ptssiss 4, sihs sspa!.., |, WIN
House Of Rspfsssnsa ltssb v ~ following or
u: ssssss' :ss;,sz & 'N'
| Tss e. Ps:siesa. a.aa Heads ofsss several Ds.
Tie Sss:t J.sss. J ID ssIaa A.,oolats Justice. Of
ths Suprsms Court. -'-'--'-
| RsIresentatives, ,f1p@ FssAlGn. Gsvsrnmsnts
uesr this GOvoIninout., /, = =, -, -.
Invited omSsfs q ths Army and Navy. :.
Distinguished citizens iaHd hothss invited
guests. ~ sH'LLAq 1EA
b Preparatory to proceeding 70 The Hall Of Rsp.
| rSsentauves, the Preeideut and Hsads OF De.
| pRrtments win assemble in the Presidents
Chamber; the Dtplomane Corp. ia ths marble
l The Justices Of the Supreme Court In the Woe
| Presidenps Ohsmbsfj Invited Army and Navy
09osls y the groom Of the Supreme Court,
The national Republican., 1862-02-22
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oFFrc1IE19n0 R0E9illQpoVfHE
TAXING OF NkE1HeN biAND
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s,,sS2sT, Sa. ~ ns,1Ess, rs,;,:s, Ecs,,, !
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tbsers would Be sent doIn lanes river yss,sr.
,dsy. the George wsshingten and Dxprsa lea
IL about neoa sOr ~ appoint H4t409lp1CS
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lsVo boets vess hsaenea sogs{hss. apd bayins
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called they we're trauUeUeIsA 70 our bosts.
EsISss3s ss3s.'&&sS :SSS! B sosSS oS1SY SSt IL. II.
Sornins. The prisonsrS-wil b Immediately
IN II: sHlsIi H1siaa ~ BSsidnOr.
~: My ~si,R'Sss vi, g ~. Ais::Sss s::ss:
o.aiS x s.r rsssT;g q s isn:SSs;a S t,.,.,.
moor, took several r..ssoesrs down and brousk,
sseIssaa5 sssJ J97H Sassi: :'.2 :eleI :sGYs
valuable cargo; the captain and crew Of the
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the British schooner which also rua into sa
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following dispatch:
| Augusta, Cal ,stSSilsJtPsdSSisdr Paul F,
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seemed ssGs'Sss ss sS, 8aS5 e ss SssS'
Thrice On tHusssnd FSdssSf tfUopi III & Fort Fol
DonelsOn, and two thousand we're at ClaIksville
che river Was9tMAg So,Amt ~ saemy'S gun
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Of the enemy. Most II tho rolling stock vii
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after quoting Associated Press dispatches o
Oonelson has fSiIen
| We copy the following paragraphs:
+ RICHMOND, Feb. ls- Congress met to-day
u tuo SoftpVub .0tVPH9aA ~ VIZ
char. R. N. T. Hunter Wa elected Vice Pres
1 ident pro tenn James II. Mash, Of South Caro-
lima, Was re.elS0teA CaSTks2 The f0lio wing Sen
tiators were present, viz: Both from Alabama
Burnett Of KentSoky, 4snaDss ,sf1 D1istaua
md French Of nississippi. There was On'
I Georgia Vacancy " censsq ssnse 4ealsu
sion Of To6mbs. III The House, Bo606k IL VII
gnia, vas elected lee, Speaker, ssnd Emmett E pN.xor "
| "AudrsrA, Ga, Feb. ls.--The Savannah
AorniS0 NsPs lhss o. spe6isl spatoAN from
4 charleston. The captain OF the schooner Theo
I dore, which VA osptnsed 90, P1dN Nbyc ~
"a ST asy xes Gsps.s and de-
after. The latest intelligence from Savannah
10, that the Fed0tAs s6sssh wefS gaining kr6unt
tn their efforts to reach the main channel Of th,
r1ver, and - fhstn ,sttxoh Wlll mot De lhucl
Hitnger delayed A private dispatch states tha
I'll w:s qSslit Sssss5s Sssss morning o''h> at sa
has on board nc fStniy :inrst i fndisns resi sI
Tnent.
4 Anothsr French ginbsst Il osssisg ap.!d
I BApeasonz, 1sb. 2lsl. lesa!I .
4 Capt. @. Y. F0r, Assistant Secretary Of Macy:
have had Nm intsresAing interview NTH On,
Of our prisoners who has been oJn6ned Il
n
The national Republican., 1862-02-22

s5 Masonic.-A srscial Communication Of 81
Johns Lodge No, II will b. held THIS Saturday
EVENING, at O'Clock Punetuai attendance
required. I'm
Dy orter Of the ". n.
Enhh H'ar w. HoRRIs SMITH,
fsb . ,, ,,,- ,,....s,-....1 -. Secretary.