The weekly union record., 1864-01-23

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ward t Ci-ve,ar5 "a tie ass Il - ~
a,atl- ap lie r4l.ssals as5 z-s 1- l-s.-
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Il lie STATES TL= N5s.-s is asea
or5r as rs down SIS cara Asca-lss f-anl ,ae
r.ai-s a-5 IL, HE .a-
tras,i -.r4- 81 a1
wia'e- las uat assa s1sa bv Tie o s.
ssh hisa-. a' ihasa rers
Ga B sn
5st ta I'm xsie pa--r-fls 1lasss or q h.
F,sc Gen. Gos3ea G-aa- IS IL c5n-a-l
z.t1-t r
Am5a- ti- nrsqa-a.i Fl tie o7sa'as Of
an early aal vis s.ous spring campaign aEa.ase
,Le lettering C9at-lzracy 5 the organization
By Ger. Burnside Of . Lard aud naval ezne5i-
tion. HIS present Headquarters are n New
York. TIE Nilih Army Corps Is to form ibe
aae'euz Of his army. 4.d he atle- forces s-e
a, -1 ha l-1va r7l Sew Ee-'
where Bsr-sa u Aeo I'll ti-
ua.iaa Fl tie aa.
8et ~s ssaH 5,b. - ,rart
taa -5or 3.e- ka I-a-3za - sh--a
whee lie sine -aci- arrives
4 Destructive -.il las been a4 Z by Gsa.
Hars,oa 'L-ausA the cou1ues af Virginia
between ,he Potomac ana .hs RarG4laaaack.
The cooperation Of gaabo4,s greatly facilitated
i his success, \ large quantity O. rebel stores
was destroyed, ard me prisoners taken. after
which the command returned 20 headquarters
at Polat Lockout, AZ the n IN of The Po.o
mae. TIE est4b., samelt of tdis fsis-l i posi-
tlea. ana The activity q cavalry -nl eaab Is
a,g lie Lower Po.amac a-Te ed.c-aaly
closed Ills ..ae -st - te
The soa.hera rres ara ba-'ra.-- tara..-a
70 reason On tie SOL jr. of IN xel-n-e of
p-i-ouers. The Z amo-a E-qr'-e- vtie
dccoaac're Bu rs an outlaw. IS Il may
yet become question .whl,har * govern.
meat should not co.o.t tie ee-s cl lie
at.1erate soldiers low f. eaFirg in Nel.lcTu
tareeoaz. ard take aa a4-Iy opao aa.tg .o
release iles" Bu,l.r has r..araeit 10 i's-,-.s-
Non-ce. he'd gi.h 't.. power ta eaa3ae. The
exchange IN his -ra way ara aa has prop 81
5,le --a-'s &c ez.Laa-a a.a FIR uaa. e.1-r
70. t.l-.-. wi,h-ut ear IS II h1.s.
Tile b,mha.lae-. t Charleston
os. a.3 was 70 ta ea.ioe i aa.. tte ..'y
s1.u, te rllacel u ashes Ae-e1a.s /. III
.l la-tt place 5a-y
b vr,I hy ,'e r--.r-, he. -al Tia,
i IS ..a e. ds.s.el le- Is b military.
ea1"r.- e.s--s IA. .e-u -..-
iah..at ID lie ..ae II l-a
I ii-l e.e p.ai says aae
v;s II. l.-.lraal, Gsa. 10Th. tefy.t= oae o-
cea divisions q I.-4'sa.m3g b 70 I.aasz.-cet
Who ass s4.du5s aIs4aea 8 Oh I1aa1su'e.
l; vas believed d, n.chm.al t.a, The Y44,sees
we're about to abandon Virginia. an.. tie wl,'.
rebel force is to be c1acea,ated lor . move oa
/ Tennessee and Kentucky. So says Ills "gerac-
iousn correspondent.
It Is stated da. Cea. Ba;1e-, while in
Washington, ,'.cc;yei dispatch from Fortress
ii oro9 llat the rebels laj ey4caa;ed Rich
moul. ead rem ved he archives to South
Carolina lie immediately olsesd q recon
= sane. in force, which went wi.lia y miles
ot Richmond, anl reported Lere1=h h-.il there
The Southern news. 4pesz arg gloomy AID
detporl Mt over The situation. aud aak upon
tie p'--s Of u.ure eaa.aisas ly IL .as..
1a-a-s ...l .5.boi.a~ le c.4-. tl-- IS
a..4 ysue. C.ia.a.s -
Is IL order g. he 5HE I1a. -
u@
a
G 1 4eg >a.
IS l.,-sy l.a- ag plan .4ae
L Iy.aa.. ..l Als. a> ~.
oy a.l.-ss o.-
reae. I- --"ia
1-ra#-a d; L'..naa5, ael 10 s.--r .e
...... t.. army The .-..4ie
lately made .o lie L
-ars, "su -',.t ;ac aa-sa-acs at r..
Daaton ana N-rat.'
s,cc,a.y s.va,d Las informed N..istcr
Adams tha. our Government will ho.l tLo
Bat..A Government responsible fer t-s aepre
ds.4as consulted bg t-e pirate Alabama upon
orr ccrr..c5.
G4 Haaz Il d -sc-a
s.se-...- Iaa..-a-. -ieasaa t RE
rr--.-4.... 0. -a ..-
aan -s s-v- II .--ss-l ;-as-
Io= Tie Ill s..ea l-1 .a- -
laws 7l.-hrc- Slavery 4.a a5t aa fl
10 any class ef persons uaa existing a---. ne
therefore proposes aler.s.au oi t4e Coas,.'a-
tion- \ State election 5 to 5e Led al aa
early lay.