Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-23
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Rebel information q about Sherman,

Rebel Information e. about sherman.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The Richmond
Sentinel speaking of sherman's move
ment's, says: The first point marked out
for capture by Sherman is Macon, (Ga'')
so miles from Atlanta. He will then
move on Savannah, los miles distant, and
then on Charleston.
The Chicago Platform Ratified by
the Georgia Legislature.
In the Georgi,. Legislature on the 9th,
resolution was introduced asserting the
right of each State to act in its individual
capacity with reference to efforts to secure
peace, as well as in other affairs hailing
with qualification, a disposition in favor Of
the cessation of hostilities, manifested by
the Democratic party Of the North, and
favoring a Convention of all the States,
and calling on JEFF Davis and the Rebel
Congress to make offers for such pur-
pose to the Government at Washington.
Fire at Charleston. -.-
A fire at Charleston November I'd, de-
stroyed extensive rebel shops, and armory
containing cannon and considerable sup
plies of clothing.
More About Sherman.
New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The HerGIas
special dispatch says Richmond papers of
the 10th contain positive information that
Sherman is far south of Atlanta, moving
onward. The people along his route are
in high state of excitement, and there
seem to be no troops to retard his pro-
gress.
Hoods troops are still near Florence,
and have made no offensive movement.
LINER from shenandoah Valley
Movements of Early.
New York, Nov. 20.-Dispatches from
the Shenandoah Valley confirm the pre-
vious advices that the rebels under Early
have withdrawn from Sheridan's front
with the design, it is supposed, of going
into winter quarters in the vicinity of
Staunton. 1t is possible that Early may
be sent out of the valley entirely by the
Richmond authorities, COR the purpose of
uniting his army with the rebel forces in
some other quarter.
Little Mac. Comprehend EmbnsSador
to Richmond.
New YORK, Nov. 20.-It is rumored
in Washington that Mcclellan has con-
sented to head a Commission Of Demo-
Gratis who will visit Richmond and confer
with the rebel government respecting
peace, on the basis of the Union.
Grants Army-The Brazilian Qucs-
tion-Secretnry Stanton.
Grants Army is not yet going into
winter quarters. Reports say that Sc
ward will send an apology to Brazil for
the seizure of the Florida.
New York, Nov. 21.-The Tribme's
special says, Seward and Welles are at
variance concerning the capture of the
Florida. Secretary Stanton still serious
ly indisposed.
General Cnnby-ERrly's Movements
Endeavor to head of Sherman.
NHw YORK, Nov. 2l.-New Orleans
papers of the 18th, says, Canby's wound
is not serious and is doing well.
A Washington dispatch of the Goth,
says, information here shows that Early
has been recalled with his entire force
from the Shenandoah Valley to go to Sa.
vannah by rail.
About 10000 men have been detached
from Lees army and sent South. That
army, 10000, will be improvised under
Ewell, to get between Sherman 'and the
Atlantic coast.
Fight mt Fayetteville, Ark.-Another
Mt strawberry Plains, GH.-The He
bells RepuIscd.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2O.-A body of rebels
under Col. Brooks, attempted to capture
Fayetteville, Arkansas, but were repulsed
after short fight.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. l9.-The rebels
attacked our forces at Strawberry Plains,
eighteen miles above Knoxville, in force
yesterday. The fight continued at inter-
walls, all day. Our forces held their
own and repulsed the enemy in every at
tack