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Die arsdb&sa Mirtunstp ses CATERS Fnb ess ~ far@
ttM geru 6fs G.ta6tnifts gerirruns ter Sheen, @e-
br1dtteit Gtifssae, bple Nbnunse Nbnttsuns cps
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Ste nnertalb Der n0den brei6s Gage in bic eeieruss-
Sdae auf @tesbprp .. g. eelefert perben ier besopt
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beipneers ele fie Cper snts sbtimtn ears sercrbeM
nb eas aerllb 10 rt1s Gauiense in eu 81 rbeS @rnb
rest ele lpre erbabtNen 8alente nno entrtfelten
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na beseert uo ctr 2eier bedubernte E6e epdt bdben
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LATER FRON IHEEDRTR.

We have received copies { New York
papers of Friday, tue II .4tant and
give below summary oi tht.a- thgy
contain
suuRMA&'s DAnLGf,, AND
rosrLR Co-oPfkATING WlFRriV.
The Yankee papers have nol lm, vet
direct from Sherman On NeCceaav,
a rumor was circulated at the Ne ! orl,
gold board that General Bunsic lad
embarked at Fortress Monroe with
twenty thousand men, 10 60 oIrato
with him in Georgia. From the 70 ,w.
ing paragraph, in the Chicago IrH q.
It appears that the Yankees knowa
Foster and Dahigren are 70 co-opT r
with Sherman, bat do lot yet kh"w /
the whipping each Of those commando
have gotten from General Hardec
Mr.. Elder, an escaped Union soldie
from Charleston. and who was picket u
by some OF admiral Dahlsren'- boats
has arrived at Chicago H. inlorma "a
that both Admiral Dshlgren and uen'ra
Foster arc cognizant Of the movement
of General Sherman, and are cooperating
with him. Sherman IS surely dsmiag.G q
Sarannak, ichere there are no rear .t'r
tiftcations and bit t,co thousand men
The movement has already been mad
to sever the connections ot " ,.,''''s '''
rI,. -, soon AZ the pro
ana oiaI!'SSti0 arr Fl Shcrman's attack upon "A
*annah arrives, Foster Will make dr.
monstration upon Charleston, portei
upon Wilmington, Grant upon Richmond
while Sheridan's column will be busy
Elder confirms the statement of General
Grant that the Confederacy is she'll -
He says nothing can step the Oauard
progress Of Sherman that his advance
guard can easily take Macon; that a,
Andersonville he will find only a few
wrecks of men, all the healthy men hav.
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Nt..rIIA. .r-Ll

Judge Advocate General n waa, n
Wednesday, appointed VS. l.H 8iA altes
nev general, s,le Judge Bate. s., gnsYB
Gold wa quoted "a N,u Vow II ga
nesday at 22J - -,
Mrs Sarah Thompson the a.sn ss
caused General John Mutgsb .4 5sss.asF
Oft in the flower of hi. caree, 1sw sas
Cincinnati with her two father s. tIsl15s
ren. She j. homeless and pef ~
James &. Robinson ht, dsiety "a sasss
dilste for Governor of lliuus rs sts 30
ell m Crawford county. Il tha ~iu4. II
few days since
The people OF Worcester A. safisss
sets, a few day. since. polehrRltH. All II
cost OF floo.oJn, tho iuttuIutilsa i wa
ter into that CITY
There were twenty t'uta baqssns
ncr- At Nassau New pfp, iru. gt} gae
l2th of November, sump ol Ohea Ina
been chased back g. ptu ty ttUs ,tasas
vessels after sailing io, thsI s. liasa
destinations
Among tho Congressman tiEsH ssani
Philadelphia is Martin 4 ih. s. aAs
two of Pcter.hdrr. Virginia sssI ftS4
nv
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CoN-FTFRATE COEGPErE.


ItISESE nEPRT HEETATIVE9.
The Hons met at T. II. PRAYER hv
Reg Or Buy7Ws.
The Speak, l,.l before the House a
rommuul'atio,'tom the President, trans
mitting one fr1a the Secretary Of the
Treasury, in lgor Of ". s. Mutt, an
acting treasures relative to the loss OF
certain vouchers % transmission by mail,
and recommends the pa sage Of an act
- cover the lHss Referred to the r.
nance Committee
Mr.. Atkins, of tennessee, entered a
motion to reconsitr the vote by which
the House passed II amendment TO the
rules allowing deba, upon proposition
to call the question
The House took The special order,
beng bill to provi0 tor the sequesua-
ton of the property of citizens af tie
Confederate States liza to military dut,
who have left the col.r~ without pa,
mission Post! !onad al made the order
Of the day tog Monday ext during ,hr
morning hour.
ON motion of Nr. Foot of Tennessee,
the House went into oreee+-ion. AT
luHrned
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THE REBEL rSCEyDrARIsY-rapr Df,r,.
VIHIF.

THE REBEL TSCENDiARIaY- -nNnr ufsc,l
vTgIf.
The New York pcop," ore 10 rre,t
state Of distress about tie e.. uhs,.,r,y
in that city The Hsnf ...l ...:.e. "a
the fires, even il they y. .-1.- .ie4j
the general heading Of ls.s aobsl /.
cendiary Plot Npr.r 4aa'hct bsa ~
iered reward of Eve .ousagl deUar j
for the detection Of a. yead.srv It'd
HcraH gives the lolaa i latest deves
lopmcnts
ON Monday last e'.f .la was ftaull
in one of tho bor'hs I'd us Long I-lanal
sound steamer Ci't 81 SO ieudun "A
The tuae had hy'u 'sHi. 4 haf hsd bea
come "Ntngu.shyl 900 .u mapnef lseg
fore II burned lut1 tHe neli. aud thas
proyilcuua'y va prr u al the hT9s
ing up of the hoat tui II. f.arhi lows "a
lite and mlueIurel huuu hotle. 81 hjeis
would have cuu.l o. iut,ust ds-
sign la upUp.cl t h. -een the usg9a
| at s,wr 90 thH. ...N .. #t4 ltv ta.
cont a'fsmlt ip.f. .'.H oga h ~
IA perfect Lv.ru. uHu 's.f .tyla VI
| warfare
\ R1ch.up arn a.. lhs' a reH
| tlcman ot tb1' .'tE. uN.H t#ns3a rvs
Gently. vgs Informed hE ~anlhssgsef
there of ,u urrawgbtHu gogd u shag
province hy a band ul bhH a ape hun.
drcd and h0y Southern r'h s.. eho#e els.
sign wa 20 so tire tom. l5e principal
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vt-rrf ACCOUNT o. oFHERN RDfsER's
,APIJ.s o. XIV ,REEA.
\ telegram itom Nsrtn.harg, dated
ile Yrb. ,ay.
The l.,.c. a. opr forces AZ Nrw crerh,
noticed ,u ny last. are more serious than
were At nist slpqorcd Colonel In
than. member ot Congress elect from
PENNSYLVANIA, was IN command at New
creek and d reported e. have lost six
or seven run. from hlS esrthworka and
-aM,. thI,a hundred men. Warned OF
ri.r enemy uppIJa Il hS the fight 81 the
IA, pie, inna ~ Nour'teld. he had kept
a .u,.t watch lor hun all nisht, ami -
hr cam, not, arrived At the conclusion
that h, hai TUNED backward \,slian'e
waa l,isxei. and therefore, about the
mtdll" Il tLs day, Rosacr puunced upon
his rt,hct. and got within hlN earth
works before hc could gather his com
maud. The gums and prisoners were &c.
cured the Whiskey coniiscated and
drank. the stores robbed and the enemy
dcfaried.
Colonel Latham waA among the mis-
sing unlil to-day, when he turned up NJ
a safe distance from the scene of strife.
\ small party of the enemy only pro-
ceeled to Piedmont, and fired the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad machine shops,
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MONDAY, DECEMBER ), 1864.

important victory finally crowned our
arms, and hence the great panic which
the Her1H describes as prevailing in
Nashville and the country around.
1t is evident that Hood is now master
of the situation and is driving everything
before him. Thomas is within the de-
fences Of Nashville, and the Nashville and
Chattanooga road is in our hands. The
Yankee press, by making great shouts
over the battle At Franklin, seek at once
TO conceal bad defeat and 10 relieve the
uneasincSs felt for the fate OF Sherman,
whom the Yankee feet have been signal
ling in vain along the Atlantic coast.
franklin, the point from which the
enemy we've driven by General Hood, is
twenty miles south of Nashville
The ENEMY AGAIN DEFEATED or THE
CHARLE-TOE AND SATANEAn, RAIL
ROAD.
On Saturday, we published General
Hardcc's dispatch TO General Bragg STA
ting that the enemy had attacked era
hamyille and been badly whipped and
driven off. Du,ing Saturday morning,
the following, to General Cooper, was
received, mentioning the fight at Gra-
hamvillo and q subsequent affair at
Coosawatchie
"URAHAvvuLr, December q, 1904
20 Cc~rrc! s. Cooper,
force Of infsntry. artillery and cavalry. under
General Foster, attempted TO gain the Ts.lroad at
tbs point, bat wore net and rePUl5ed.
"A foIca Of marines Under AlnliTa, DGhlgren.
attempted 10 sn the railroad as Coo5awatchie, bat
wele he: a Lees -ieed enl rcpuisad.
. WILLIAM J. II ,RpFT "
FROM GEORGIA.
Sherman's whereabouts is not posi-
t-ely known, 1t is not certain that he
hl even yet reached MjIi1n, though The
facts assumed. At4 o'clock P NJ, last
trlda., the telegraph operator at Millen
annouraed that Sherman vas within four
miles OF 'ho place, and that re himself
'v3s on tho point Of bidding II A4.tt
atieu, Nothing has been heard ir5E there
since lie han thea been witt in t~cutr
miles Of Miien Cor nearly a week.
| When Sherman advanced on Nille1.4-
Vile, oao Of his columns moved against
M'con. Official information Wa. re
oe'ye1 here laat night that this column
/.
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RoeBsRils = Ca lyttay night
Stokes hotel. on tho cSrner 81 Hafiss
etrrrt and Locust alley, Wa hfok,H .s4
and three IT the hnstdeta wetv - a.
one of them Ut fuur hundred AL "a
dollar. in money ana gold vsi,h y
the other two of suns ot munss
On the same night, ihc fcsidrres
" ,llam + Taylor. 90 Franklin Ntes
above foushee, WAS iorcihlN cuts' Il
robbed at shoes and rlothln.
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SIrsrING ~ ilts pt~t -ldi~
Wootcn, member Of company II, tNesA
lith Virginia battslion. was ecmn.'it-
20 Castle Thunder on YESTERDAY ~ =.
swer the charge OF sleeping on lsssA
nnAI
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and destroyed such other public propert..
as they could. lay their hsnda upon. Oul
troops were soon concentrated, drovd
them away and extinguished the flames
The injury done to tho railway track and
telegraph lines was triiiing, and commul
nlcatlon by them was at once TO ests-
blished.
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and material yet found in the Confele-
racy.
4 telegram from Washington, dated
the Both, says
Some Of the recently exchanged pri.
soners have reached this city. They say
that when they arrived at Savannah from
Milen they were kindly treated, and fur
nished with the best food which could be
procured, and that tho people in:imatcd
that there were forces under Bcaursgard
and Johnston at Macon aud Augusta to
oppose Sherman, but they did not be-
leve he would encounter them, or that
the military authorities would in time
decide where to concentrate the forces
they had at Savannah there were only
fifteen hundred men, who would make
but feeble resistance.
BATTLE N TENNESSEE The ENEMY CLAIM
VICTORY, BIT TAIL EACE TaJKTTLf
MILLS.
The Yankee paper contain an s'2onn:
of tho defeat Of their troops at Franklin,
resulting in their falling back fa'.rtc5a
m:1es, to within four miles Of Nashville.
The Yankees actually claim this as a
victory, only, it seems. because they
captdred about on" Thousand prisoners
in the early part Of ih. n.tf ani ~r"'
them back to Nashville h~ following
dispatch tells the stony
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ClU Cor>,u \ mr,t.Hf

Cn CurN,u \ mr,i.HF
Council was htli ou SATURDAY ti
o'clock. when a communication {
President oi the BouI.l N.itH. 1
Niryinia Military Institute "a eel
the use Of the t0'y Aim Ilou.t ff I
Cadets VI the Virginia Military b. laai
vas received
II was resolved ~ r.nt tho tut
State for the purpose ususI
Dn motion of Nr Nu'fpr.
from K. { Nichalas, captain - g.a, =.
I, tlity-uinth Virgins regiment 81
the council TO do .#m,thirr tF 81
supplying hlS compsny WITH fl1tttt
was appropriately referred AdI,u :
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ATTfuug O. ..srf tt... as
DER Franco tu.f.n. q lrai .t u
arrested some time since a. q .4t, "A
spy, and committed tu C..t,, lH ,sse
attempted 10 escape from Do. p.a ~ \
tincmcut on Friday rIshj Ito v qaa
tered ia the ,,yord .'.rs .l tba q "a
iu". and had succeeded .u aur. ss
hoic through thc ryor AMI dg..ai H
the first story. near the door t,f Il
discovered bv lhc ruar' N.h A
mcu' ior las cNriuIt, br va. .HH# si9
I cell where 4 wl.. be- uyrg df
renew operatluns ui thar ,hat4.ts, s.as
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4. n E
phens, of Georgis. arrived in ,sn %
Saturday afternoon. tie D. stop PsW n
the Spotswood House.
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Hookers position In every skirmish,
80 tar, the Union troops appear to have
had the advantage.
Our forces hcre eUaca anteI ShelbyGtUe,
and it s now in the hands of the rebels.
Opinions arc rife as to Hoods move
ments. Ample preparations have been
made, and arc making, 10 defend Nash
vile, shCuld he attempt is capture.
The following, from the HeralTs ac-
count, shows what cheerful effect was
produced in Nashville by the victory"
Of Thomas
Great panic prevails among the people
in the country round Nashville, and they
arc fleeing to that city in crowds for
safety. They say Hood is gathering up
Al! the horses, hogs, mules, cattle, etc,
he can find, and sending them south
On the night after the engagement the
Union troops retired from franklin and
took mp n position about three miles
south OF Nashville, where they formed
in line oi battle SLirmishiug was going
on daring all yesterday about five nilcs
south Of the latter place. and heavy can
noualjuE could be heard IN the city
Another great battle is momentarly eX.
fcctod; but there is perfect confidence
on the part Of our officers and mon that
it can only result in another Union vie.
tory.
Another telegram from Nashville Give
some %. thr Federal casu1lurs tmonr
tt.m are Naior General Stanley, wounded
ia the neck General Bradley and three
coiouel-, anI large number Of line otli-
crrs They claim that, on the pant Of the
Con'clcratcs, Brigadier.Gencral Adams
was killed., and BisaierGenersl Scstt
wounded, and put the Confederate loss at
fogr thon-sui, of which they could
know nothing, as they retretted fifteen
mile. before the Confederate army -
Thomas had called out tho s'st!} ~ ne
C.al.s.lc.... - Haal.' .atatNs hvillc
.nI Iutrarn ia the ucnch5- H. "a,
,..i,nt,y. tank btul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

gTIEGEEIA SAVINGS BANK.-An
I,sgsyns holding Certificates Of Deposit Of this
iu,t.tu.os err requested t. present the same f1T
r..vtoeut 70 J. 4 tkLEiH, President, or II tie
store q l.. L. SPENCE. l. = S1AithL'
Treasurer Virginia S2r.ns5 BANK.
"g--r-Tcr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

UiIl,F E:aaIsiA Ighg AsD MAHI,.I
I>SJR+~,f ,rHtA,.,
r .caIayIIi Dycr!4.-s J, IsGt. !
nITIDTED EOTICE.-1ho Board OF
3 Directors Il tins company have i,,i,r5j &
.I.itui III SIX months, ending ta;s d1tl, d =:
rer cent On tn Car.5el stock, parable & ,-e - t
.g.I.r5 IL ana e.,a- TIE I Z. instant.
WILLIAM T.ILLIS, II.
da go >ecrete-,-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

GLOYFS MADE TO ORDER, by lea
II ylug the mato,ia,, OF Fourth street daIoh!e's
Ifiil, leit-haud etde, iouT doors iIom the corner
G.nilemel's clothes also repaired. Call between
the hours If and I. no Zo-ta".h't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

TTONEY, HONEY, HONEY, FRESH
TE0I THE COCNTRI.-5O1 pounds oi
m ncst il the city at No. 200 broad street corner
Of fifth and Broad DE E--eouit-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

= TOIlCF-N NlLLIAM J LFNIKN, 4
= thc firm OF DARBY, ELAD x "tEIHl,
l1g.ng disposed 0! ias interest, 10hIlS NON
3UMERl, t,Ine>.T q Baltimore, AS7 Fulc..9s"I u
interest III a. Lu-:resa aut TIE sty. Of tG5 finn
vi. be hereafter lAEbI, Rad q co. bei' IL :
py.cj. Sh.c Store 10 is-iI4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

krOR SALE, a very likely BLhCh Bo1' ;
Of good sizc, good temper and chsracLtt'
fIsf-1nte house servant and carriage dnyIf I'EII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

S.nNEkAL GENTLEMEN can obtain
y DAY BOARD by applying at the corner Of
Fifth and Ffanklin.streets to Mrs HILL.
de 2--2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

no ,3l1 33gl1-fse.Rhtif.E, nice PIANO, Of good
II tonc hong lately tuned an excellent instru-
itnt Tor scholars practice apply at the corner OF
tr.,liin ana Twenty second streets. de st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

GrEIEAL ro5sTR', tAt!Hf LAPEpiupN
We mentioned on Saturday the sue
cessfll expedition Of jor,Genrrai Ros-
ser against the Baltimore and Ohio IA |
road The following is General Lees
official dispatch giving the fnll rarticu
lars Of the expedition