, 1864-11-30


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@'AifA"a news g
Tue Hor'ps Baltimore letter says Lee sent
OF &C, coo men TO Georgia to. meet Sherman,
on1 t7,1ed their n1acca bv tro a;r;s;ona fronn
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sn"" , Apo '1uo1fo1' !Hs A'441'1 ts's 4'"'.1
army On the 18th and the latter on the goth.
The writer claims rebel authority for saying
there will soon be K, 600 men In. Georgia to
onnosc Sherman.
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a1nf'neo 'n"' secess'on'S's mere afe III Posses-
sion Of important news from Sherman, to the
effect that Lis cavalry had Fes"hed and sur
rounded 1filedgvflle, and held tl@t place
until his infantry advance had come up, ana
-,,onscd' ,hont t<ro.tb;n,s If ALI onr nrisoners
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had neen fe1ao'eo 'uflne' oou1n oeAofo 9nes'
mans arrival.
Tic Heralds Washington special says lead
era of The neace orennization in Georgia, Ala
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munleatlon VIII oui nutno'...'s =. 4ne .,., W.
p1oo.o1s isese cA.,..E,sna" snsT ~ ~
leFps!sc llona ~ .nc 4or ortueo". l4ss e.staa w. .u'
ffesaen1. iae, e1ain sA'ss Suu !" nasst,s.s
eaen 1ot 'lssn' 4a1s sou'e .tu1 ~ 49,
.c'"is "a eet.1ee an4 80 -. 49,.
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1rol STATE ection through Aes''AA1'tes w. 1u''
END. N1
Inc He'aSds NY ROM spee1aI hass; -soeu,
lne o' seIeial h'tetes. u.7 ce0 oosouN
the concentration u o. .olol.a sloops u.4''sl
denela's ateaue nnu n",.'' ~ uue ~ ~. ~
DC eon1aanoeo oy Mn1' ~: 49,. :.eu~e' at'i '.o
s1nklng oi out 0l'a.u ~ e ~ Gus -
.outcn uap Sa.. ln' 1on'. ,n ,a..e n.,e Dssn .oa
te"p'nteo 1oi .o0' .~. "17
oanp'.sneu two '1ass ass'o - = soe11 c>plo
4ug ~ ~ ~ ~ ',n.oa na oo,., .; c.u
ino az w. -uu We oF1. s.'sa oea'
daneocAs y lAte"en o1ues to LIS olo cou1uanu'
Inc d'Spaten says Inc troops are oulla'ns
nuts ~ WINTER oat nc ofue1a h'1'e pesn as-
sueo 1or goms nto n'sE quarters
1ne ue'1a ~ "a -e ep1,mi S's0 .
tae p@ssseu'u.s % tus aess.u S.toAo1 osa: no''
lefs o1spasen oo''l u'esn sno"au, o"t tnc "c-
eoun' eon.4.us ' ~ 1e'o""1 APo'
! tance beyond 1acts alfeaoy gwen. :.
WAsu1Sa1oS' loesoaS, NoS' s9.-Latest
Information from Sherman'8 army Is probably
| that from x-Gen. Pryor, \ prisoner Who Was
brought hitler to-day, and lodged in the Old
Capitol Prison. He was captured last Sun
day. near Petersburg. Several gentlemen
| who we're present during conversation witt
| him eay he admitted that Sherman had cap
+r-od Nocon and NIflleareyille and TINT thert
-ros 1;,+1o ffan1. i,ouht rom thc r,nid nro
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g1ess nc WIS maAlns' 1nat ne naa captures
Augusta, and would encounter no1ning seF1
r1hot r.,+t anocr{o In h,a nossass,on 4bt
Aha. WALL An5 o0." - 1.' p, psa,s ~.
southwest "oa4o oe Gu. w non 1'4e41nooa
and that no troops eonlo 9e sent Hull Lee Il
reinforce sa'annan'
Gen: fryoF totheo iteeis uuu appaseutt;
with 1rsnkness, 1enaFA'ns' tnat tne oous
now regarded Ten. sherman ~, WIZ a,o nre a. at ~.
t1'aaa 1nan any statas o nnd that tha nress If II
en,':s, n.o Nd a. ~. ~ ha ~ communicable; -
sousn .acs'o "o .aaa.a,ne shor,nan,s 1novamant.
r. r. s':,o.e+a95 - 1os raTu ~ ed that slcrma
iae "nue1s1uo9 ,., ~ ~ ,hen ~ nr;sonors IN
haa .toslaea 49,. ~. ,,1,,ar no,.,.1 cor
nsnet aE.:tu 1ne'A.' '0' s''''' '''' 'N
~ Tna H.~o,ir. sncc;al correspondent wit
sh.r;don soTs. Tie nrrny has remained undl;
.'N,'a ~. ~ Eo.,r ,oodr h1a last ho1f.,sry nd
vance, and now It appears very probable thu
VIC have seen the last rebel army front in TIL
Quarter this year. Gen. Sheridan has az
pointed Maj. c. S. Stewart his Chief Engineer
He is West Point officer and graduated i
1876. Gen: Sheridan has repaired the raj
road to within four miles Of Wne9estef, s ahe 'ac
cass e. q reslt 81 u, w,js saceszfon5zts
IN. con,ties ailiacent. and their confinement
in Fort McHenry, and the burning Of all haJ
> grain and subsistence fevery sort, and th
removal o. az G s'osn tevsns y With III II
sons aree,,.ion n 81 Ills order.
rur GREAT >nsoS PLOT.
r,,o cro,tczt exrrt;ons aTe being maae t
a;soorer tbe consnirators in the late attcmr
~ hnrn3 3he city. The Hotel keepers Assoc
atior offer 5000 for the first conviction
. 1900 -. ~. ,..o.a % ~, s,- thu +h;r
e9'oov =. ~, ~ ~ oeSo' 1:s;:Sai .n.,har -
ana s1'oou eaca iol tne auu,14ouaI aou11. :,
to ten- The city authorities WILL pfooao'
increase the reward. :. -