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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

CLOTHING.
rYRNrIoy AT 227 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
N rwenty.ffth street Please, ladies' ana gentlemen.
make hay while shines and don sell Wearing
Apbarei for nothing: get nearly double the price
n NARks, who purchaser 70 M orders from CALIFORNIA;
and the Western The hghest price paid for SILK
Boil N.slu, wopcn aud Calico Dresses, shawls, C,oass
sentemers Goats Pants re- Carpets Jeweyy, Furniture
by MRS. MARkS Remember the sddrcss-22, Seventh
avenue. mar fwepty.lnh street
LARGE oRDER,-slscoc0 WORTH OF CAST OFF
krts Lsaics aud eriemen having the above ARTICLES 10
dispose q cen recese the prices FROM 81 70 SIS
SIN Dresres ~ 10 Gle FOR Coats from " 10 45 FOR
Pants; tor Wooen. DelAine aud Calico Dresses, Shaws
Carpets Furniture and Jewelry &c. The hehcs cash price
sixth svesrc Eighteenth street Ladies attended Nv
Mrs Mint Dont forget the well known name, h. MINfM
Of 2S3 Sixth avenue.
A TrgNTIoN.-AT TIE CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN
m Agency Store. st7 seventh avenue have received
large orders from the above markets 10 purchase
the highest proc for Wearing Apparel Carpets Furnitfe
Jswclry. &c. will mention OF the prices silk
Dresses 4e sf5; Coats 70 Sls Pane. - 70 81; also
Cs ON or address ". RosEsBERG, az seventh avenue
ladies attended by Mrs. Rosenberg.
A GREAf DEMAND Al Ie4 SEVENTH AVENUE, FoR
N Cast OF Wearing Apparel, Carpets Furniture. jew
elry, Ac ladies and gentlemen ispcse ~ hem Al a
higher price hen elsewhere, ~ We he above
mentioned articles 70 supply the CALIFORNIA; and western
marietta Please cali ON OF address " HARRIS 64 Sow
ssreoss. LADIES' waited ~ sv v. HArls :.
4 rrrwrior, LAprEs Arp GEwrrsvrp N pARr
n q xIb Seventh Asesus, buying argo suAssiyes u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

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lVC am ana rtsd spansh lady nnysls we nysseaes
eribes NEE ue ~ sr4srsr tells laesy nrmhsrr prqp.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23


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examinations made oece 10 Greene street below rracc
BROOKLYN CLAIRvoYsSr-sApsws CLIFF
~ FORD 81 Smith sree, ma block frrr Fulton avenue.
ares rnds sbs-ni s1ends and arznses Il, sara al life
or business Hours from too
NAUrIoN -ARR you IN TROUBLE, HAVE You
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hssn blasted ~ rlse prnmitc- ~ - 90 20 MADAME
known TO fail s,. brings togeh,e thos. cers
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the door E'ng tho Easement ball
no ONE 30 ALL. 10 SEE rnE GREAT roETuyE
VI Teller who has irst arrived from canasn West lac
sbaf Owe corIsbs ana msrrsg- wseihsr ME Susbsud
&c g sssem.n n'' - ''' ssas,o soEkjiotsf
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IN STARR from Enropa WHO vas born with natural
fass together kosc long separated causes spceiy mar
nsseA showsyna orrre lseness q Your future hunana
.s'ea " fas, overs you s have bsen ioriun.s iS
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sss.s ss SS SSl ~. s' Sstos o. Ssas@sa
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100 an, ana u sd ppansh lady Unveils the myssesies
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
Very Latest From tho south-Thc Rsbels
in l.reat AInrm.
wAsuiSGIos. Friday. No

WASHINGTON. Friday. Nov. %. lS't
Late Georgia papers have been received here.
The S.eos.o1 Neps of the 10Th says:
We have authentic Information that the enemy has
appeared before Macon, and another Riding party las
come down probably froa Co,ington.o on the track OF The
Sioneman rid and has reached the little town OF Wat
lace in Jones County 4 few miles north Of TIE Nil
ledpeye and Gordon Railroad last night or early this
morning. II j. reT-yted that the party Las burned
Monhceothe county seat Of Jasper County end tho III
tie town OF IboIOogt in The s0uthof that county. No
doubt they aiming TO strike the railroad at Gordon
and thus stop the passage Of the cars over either the
Central OF The Mcdgc'ile roads and perhaps proceed
on Camp awton Ia Tee ase the Federal prisoners or
40 genera damage in that direction
I'VE have also reports. apparently authentic, that tho
enemy yesterday made an attack upon Forsyth, IN
Monroe County on he M,con aud Western RAILROAD
and were signaly repulscd We learn that good deal
OF excitement exists in Macon, and that number OF
women aud children leaving. II is evident from
the appearance 81 the enemy at all ue-e points 1t Is
only cav airs raid aiming 10 strike and destroy all tie
railroad COMMUNICATIONS TO Macon before tho main
Amy approaches and perhaps 10 venture further in
III direction Of the ciy 81 Augusta. and do much
mischief ~ possible 1t is believed the force at Macon
and Milledgesilc is ample TO protect those places Tor
the present. Whether the main army Of Sherman viii
ever get that far down matter ne cannot venture
opinion upon.
since writing the foregoing ws have received
yFyate dispatch from Macon. showing thai up O this
writing (hsf ps one .. NJ the enemy had not struoh
TIE road. The dispatch states hat no trains would
leaye Macon to-day for this place.
j.. SIS p. M-1hc telegraph is still working 10 Ma
rom which conclude the enemy have not struck
the Central Railroad at any point
Tie Sd-0nnoh R,pubiieaR Of tie 2lst says: Tho
telegraph bring, information OF the whereabont
and intentions OF the enemy who are sad 10 have len
Atlanta in force days ago and the reports brought
by passengers and private letters vague and
that there is such thing founding
intelligent opinon upon them. Passengers who arrived
from Macon and points on tho line Of tho road this
morning say tho enemys cavalry force cncemped last
night within seven miles OF Griswoldvile. the first
station south Of Macon, and that tho main body Of
shermans army at point some twentythree miles
distant IRON Milcdgeyile. IL aso reported that
that place was being evacuated by tho citizens. The
Legislature adjourned Friday night. and tho mem
bers LETT with some degree Of precipitation.
Some OF them arrived here last night and some ,'ds
inoiirC How true these TtIgjts from the enemy pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
Nsws by Way Of Snvsnmnh.

By the Arago from Port Royal, we learn that
on Sunday sOui The fsg Of ,rgce.boa. from Savannah
reported tist teeSrephc communication between that
city and Macon had been cut of by sherman, forces,
WHO bad penetrated Ia Gordon 80 miles c1 az Macon
which city had been approached by three linc- and that
roops woIs being called from various posts a. oppose
any further advance. No further particulars co.d be
obtained and the exchange OF paper. was forbidden.
doubtless in consequence of the journals having pub
Iished some oontraband information.
Eight escaped Union officers from Columbia prison
came mp The Arago. who state that great c"nsierna
ton exists in Charleston. Savannah. &C.. IN conse
qucncc u Shsrmans advance and that while secrcted
in tic woods and swomps, they daily saw small bodr.
of troops marching toward Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoSgoe. Thursday Nov. 2i 1854.
The steamers Atlantic aud Blackstone arrived
this morning in Hampton Roads from the savannsh
River Ga with ,225 released Union prisoners The
remainder Of tLo fleet under Lieut.. Col. Milford. arc
on Their way to Annapolis. Nd, that being tie pace
destined for their Decentralization Tie total number
OF prisoner. to be brought by the whole e is estimated
at 1900. and judging hom the appearance OF those
already received, must be- in deplorablc condition
Mai Gen. scAencA arrived here this morning nom
Baltimore on y Wait 10 the front.
Forbes MoNRor, Wednesday Nov. 70, 1854
The steamer Charlie Leary arrived here al
late hour a.t evening from Newiork with three hun
drod tuns Of turkes Several members VI the Connies
m New.YorS accompany the steamer TO City Foint
Ia see 10 the distribution Of the turkies among the Oh
ferent regiments of the army.
Jhc steamer James 4. Bruiy is expected 10 reach
hero this afiernosn with similar cargo.
The steamer Louisa Moore arrived here this morning
from New bern. " &. \ large FIRE occurred IN New,
bern last sunday, which consumed many me stores ana
dwellings.
IN. yellow Nver hes entirely disappeared nom Sew
bern and the residents rapidly recovering rom c.e
plnic which took place during it, prevalence ms
stores are being r.opcned, and the merchants sDo
other, WHO fed from tue city are returning anu fesun
ing they cUs,0mar! business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
H~a,hs Of Soldiers

IN TUg HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NEWBORN,
FIR a,e rcck ending Nor. %, 1854.
,xposrxp WEEKLY FOR raE NEW TRIBUNE. 81 A ,.
CAss soyEESnLSr UNDERTAKEN. 40. J9' GRAND sfnhfr'
Altar J.v.,n aieda No. "a H,w.rd..t,, NV.
Boo. fr.nei: - Co. A. ia L. u inL fe''e - wen
s.rt. WIN. Brrncr age a. Co. B. 81 r /. Cav deS 81
Fihy.ii-i Il. HosptaL 80 49,, =, =, ~,
Corr John 4. Ben amin. age " Co. IL, i'cth N. III oea
Burn, p.irlt ,Rehel ago s Co y, 18th Te1s Inf rsst
done whom enlisted ilsudon Del Co, y. Y.
R-c. liza ell v. T.; d. I'd ., Iisrt's Island.
Broxn John Co G. sch u. :. inf died st ort Cosmoos
Cmei o.eph Go. n, 9Th t~ruont died At Fort Columbia
FULLER Geors. n Co o. <Id u. s. Col; residence wrs'
r.sr-t John b. age ~ Co. B. 18th n Y. Art died st Ty'
ht.tsf.
Gto,nsr John ss- L. Co iSsh ~ Y; residence whsr
listed, 10 truon.,t NrwsFA, y. j.
Green John q. died q: n T.. Home.
sh.ngrr Av, age 81 Co. Z, ~. \. Al r-,idepoe "a her en-
listed. New \ ORR city.
Glider Rufus Va ar Go. SD y. ". resdspes ~h~~
enlisted. Granville, " sshlngton Co.. \. }.
Gable Joel. y, 90. d Ilh tonn re.idence wDeA ~
Listed. No. "A Broome IT. n !. .
John ckon 80 81 Co. h. TN L. :. Col re'ilrnes when
snli.fed. crship. Lancaster Co., PeDp.
King Charles =. 70, 10. b. .S PENN rehaehes WIN
enlisted. Elden-'iie. Sull' IN Co., Penn. -,
knns Aaron, age H. Co. {, lien Coma died a. ny ~,
Mann Jesse age - Go. A. Us, L. s. Co.. Iesaelcs "hsh "
P.,e cs@b ' s's H. Co., H. 10th " Art died Fn,
Parker oeorre Co. D. .h " H.; died at Fort Columbus
P,aer Fnlt age D. Co r, .i n. III residence Wien q"
Reed lane. ere &. Co i, "a s Col, residence whs
listed No. ~ Bethune It., Baltimore; Md
Turner JacA.on obe Go. A, lst Ala. Art died y -"
Corp Jo.rp yolleubash s,e - Co. c. shN. T. nsidssss
when enlisted. Williamsburg. l. J.
Webb WOODBRIDGE; died At tou tolnDbns 49,
Ys,, Fuoch axe Is Go. Il. pa o. = CO., rss9sms Wis
eu,ssd III 9 Nssiiost0n Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
A Letter from the PRECEDENT.

BOSTON fIiday, Nov. Is, lett.
Mrs. Bxby, the recipient Of the following LET.
ter from President Lincoln is poor widow, living IN
the Eleventh ard Of this city. Her sixth son. who
was wounded in recent battle, is now lying in ire
Rsadvile Hospital
EXsri'IVr MAYSos WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. 1874.
DpAg MADAM. | have been Shown IN tie hles VI inc
WAY Department statement q! the Adjutant.Geners
of MASSACHUSETTS that you the mother OF i've sons
who have died glorlousy On The held OF battle liee'
how weak aud Ruthless must he any words Of mi'e.
which should attempt beyue you from the grioi f
loss 80 overwhelming but cannot refrain frvn tender
ing ~ yog the consolstion that may be found IN inc
thanks OF tue Republic they died TO save pray that
onr Heavenly Father may assua.e the anguish Of yonr
bereav emen ard leave YOU only the cherished memory
of the loved and lost and the solemn pride that must 10
yours nave laid costly saorihee upon We ntSi VI
In.edom. Yours, very sincerely and respectfully,
A. LINCOLN.
10 Mrs BixDy Boston. ALAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

The Onion cavalry divisions OF Gen. Sheri.
dams army engaged the entire force Of the enemy 1T
Roods I'LL the 2h inst. On the morning 81 The 2is
Gems Custer and Powell moved simultaneously toward
Newtown. where they formed Junction. and continued
their march up the valley with Custer In the ad' a'e
Gen. Devin 10 the meantime moved TO Nineveb' ana
thence to Front Royal. crossing the branches OF
Shenandoah and continuing up the Luray Valley.
The expedition in the highest possible mofching
order; but the weather was exceedingly disagreeobe'
with rain and cold winds. The COLUMN moving mp We
Shenandoah Valley biyouacked on the night OF tie ls
at Woodstock and continued It's march soon inter day
break on the following morning, first coming upon ITO
enemy mounted vedettes on Narrow Passage CFeeA'
Just north Of Edenburg. The piekets were fn"kly
driven ill., and Edonburg occupied by our troops. sun
pushing or. the expedition next came upon tue Third
and Fourth Virginia (RebeD Regm near Hawkns
ville
They were posted upon slight eu1inence whence
however they speedily driven BY dasbing charge
ofGen. Tibbetts brigade, composed Of the Twenyhrst
York Eighth Ohio and Fourteenth Pennsylyauii,
and furiousy pursued with loss 70 them Of several
prisoners Upon arriving at Mount Jackson Ear'ys
whole force was found to be near at hand, bu other
than sklrmisLing nothing TRANSFERRED until the e1ie'
dfion reached Roods Ill., which is considered neIt 10
Fishers Hill the strongest position in the Valley.
The cavalry duly posted, and the action opened
by charge in which PowelTs entire division took
part The enemy also made several attempts to charge
our men, and the battle became quite general. lasting
Il, hours four Of which occupied with heavy fight
ing The object of tne eIped,ion--tlc discovery OF
Early's position and strength-having been accom-
pshed our forces retired. and bivolacked at Wood
stock about dark The Union loss foots mp about sixty
among whom are Motor Birdseye and Major B"yee'
both wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
He is in the Heart Of Georgia
DEVASTATION MARKS Els PATH
NO EFFICIENT OPPOSITION YET
DfBEl ACCOUNTS AND SpECUlaTIOHS.
R,u,ors and surnIiscs on the atnts Ht'er

epecis Dispatch TO The \. 7. ITibnne
WAsBNGIoS Friday, Nov o, 1854.
The following dispatch from your special cor
respondent has just been received
HpQRs. Army oP TIE JAMES.
NEAR RICHNosn Va, Nov. ~ ls6f.
heavy explosion heard thin morning ne
tween 10 and II in the direction Of Richmond WHICH,
IN the absence Of certain knowledge, bias caused con
adorable discussion as to lis cause.
The excited feeling existing here with reference U"
DE unfolding Of the not now being developed IN the
cart Of Georgia. and The possibility Of Shermans OPP
,rations there compelling the Rebels to evacuaie Nlr
PIMA or relinoush Georgia and South Carolina causcs
al such suspicious indications and sounds TO De re-
yarded with especial interest AZ being perhaps the car
fyinc into effect this By 10 means Improbable purpose
she lines here are quiet 81 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
The Victorious March OF Gen. sherman.
WASHINGTON, Frida

WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. % 1861.
The Government to-day received the follow
ing dispatches:
CRY POM, Va, Thursday, Nov "a, ls6i
There is nothing new or important this morning, ex
tept the arrival Of Rebel deserers who report tie oc
equation of Macon by Gen. Sherman
FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday, NOV. "a 1864
The steamers Atlantic and Blackstone arrived here
Iii. morning with about @25 prisoners Ten were lost
Oh the voyage They left the Savannah River al noon
on the 22d inst Tie Baltic loading when she left
The exchange OF prisoners was going Oh well.
Capt Gray says that just before lie left there It was
reported that Macon and MledgeNille were burned.
The Legislature was in session at Niledgcyle, but
dissolved in haste and tie members lad scattered in
every direction.
The following IS taken from The Scra nah R,qubLear
OF the 2lst inst:
CoRrSIII, Nov. Is. via sEiM,, Nov. ls.
To n, Pop, Of Geor1id'
Arise for the defense Of your native soil Rally
around your patriotic Governor and gallant soldiers.
Obstruct and destroy all the roads in Sbermars front
flank and rear and his army will starNe in your
midst. lie confident. BE resopte. Trust In an over
ruling Providence, and viii soon crown your
efforts. Ihasten join you in defense Of your homes
and fresides. g. L. BEAuRRGAED
RICHMOND. NOV u. leGl.
To The Peoplt Of Georgia
We have had special conference with President Da
Wis and the Secretary Of War; and able 10
You that they have done and still doing all that
be done meet the emergency that presses upon you
Let every Fly TO arms. Remove your negroes,
horses cattle and provisions from Shermans army and
burn wha, YOU cannot carry. Burn all bridges end
block up the roads in his route Assa the invader IL
front flank and reaI. by night and by Day. Let him
have rest
JULIAN UARnMDGE, MARX BIAEroED.
j. IL. REYSOLDa, Gen. y. IF-IEE.
JNO. 5. SBEwHAKTB. JAs. n. SMITH
MACON Nov l9.--Tbc military authorities are active
and vigant, and every man is under arms. Confidence
/. being r,stoged Tie enemy believed 10 BE- our
right distant about % miles. The city Will bs deieDded
q the last.
--LATEST From THE AHMY.
SAvANSAH. Nov. 2l.-A private dispatch received in
this city this morning nom Macon says the enemy
crossed the Ocmulgee in force yesterday 81 Planters
Factory eight miles east Of Indian Spring. They
reported % be from 5000 20 5000 strong This
would seem 20 strengthen The belief that AugIata Is
their object. The Central Railroad near Greswa.dyile
was cut q. p m on the 20th. Tie telegraph is also
destroyed. Communication between Savannah aud
Macon destroyed. H.res between GOrdoa AID Nj
ledgeylie cut aiyO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
LATEsT rRoM TIE AMY.
Rebel Appeals for More N~n.
RAIrINnRF. IridaY. Nov. .

BALTIMORE. friday. Nov. -, l~S.
The american, OF this city, has the following
highy interesting and exciting intelligence taken from
late Georgia papers;
TIE AVsasta (Ga.) Clrsn;cc OF the 10Th inst. cor
tans the following appeal II the Georgans by senator
Hl.
"iIciIaoSD Nov. II. l-Gs.
IT. The Psopt, Of G,orRio
fou have now the best opportunity yet preseoi ~
to sou to destroy the enemy. Put everything at the
disposal OF our Generals Remove all provisions from
'ao path u the invaders and Put all thu distractions
you can IN his way Eyssy cltiz en- with his gun md
every negro with his spade AMI axe can do the work Of
good solder You destroy tie enemy b. re.ard.
tag his march.
GeaEgiaus. be firm. Act promptly and fear not.
H. II. HILL
most cordially approve a the above.
JANIS a. SEDpos, Secretary u War"
Tie following Is also from The Assaas Cl,,piey, o.,
tbs 10Th.
Among the many war rumors OUT street. mi.
morning is that Griffin is captured BY the Yankees,
As 70 the correctness OF the have nothing to
ssy"
The following a taken from Tie 1lsgsis Ssaiua Of
tie 18th;
We have this reliable nows from up tie river:
sntlcman who arrived on Thursday evening from
Stone Mountain reports that Yankee column. moving
down the Georgia Railroad divided at Decatur one
half going down The Covington road and the other tie
I"ckbridgc road. AT Stone Mountain they burned all
We unoccOpied houses, some iwothids of the town.
and were layrg waste The country rs they progressed
1h'y march In hollow square, with their trains in the
center Ihey united ~ Bakers Mn. near Coripron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
FROM GEN. sHEl
Retreat Of Early - Richmond.
From Our Special Correspondents

From Our Special Correspondents
ARMY OF THE SuEEASDoAA Nov q. le1-f.A
Early has gone out Of the Valley. Merritt
and Deyns divisions of cavalry. which lately started
a reconnaissance up the Valley. have sent back
courier to headqr artes with information that Cen
Early and his whole infantry force has passed on toward
Stanton The belief 10 that the Rebel campaign In the
Valley for the present Winter Ia 30 far a. an!
movement in force is concerned and that only portion
OF the Rebel cavalry, with guerrilla parties to cooperate
with it, are now left TO annoy In the Valley.
Ii is supposed the enemy Is going TO Richmond,
possibly to prepare for the evacuation of Petersburg
and the Rebel capital before Sherman cuts them off al
Savanna h and all along shore.
The railroad is complete TO the 0pequap, anG VIZ
soon be running TO rear Winchester.
All quiet in front and rear.
Weather intensely cold Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
sb.rmap,s March Through GcOrgin-Ma.
con aud UiiIedgeviiie Heported Cap
tared and -Bcauregnrd Urging
thc Dc.trucsior Of supplies in sher-
mans Pa.h-Arrisn nj Of 4 900 Released
Union Prisoners from Savannah.
isoucrs from Savannah.
WAsBNGTON. friday, N0'

The Republican publishes a dispatch from
Fortress Monroe this morning, which SAYS;
The I. s transport steamers Atlantic and Black
,,one have arrived from Savannah bringing savannah
and Hilton Head dates TO the2st inst These steamers
bring 900 Of our soldiers who have been prisoners Of
varat Andersonvilc and elsewhere 1t is learned BY
these arrivals that BesuregaId had issued prociana
ton dated Cornth. Miss, Nov ls. calling upon tho
people Of Georgia lay waste and destroy everything
around Sherman in his front rear and upon his fank'
and announcing that lie should soon be with them.
When the steamers left Savannah n report had Just
reached there that Macon and Alledgevile had ocen
captured and bhrned by Shermai's troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
Occupation Of Wnyneshoro', Tenn, by
Hoods Army.

LOUISVILLE Ky. Thursday Nov. -, 1854
Tie Journal reiterates that the army OF "eh'
Hood occupies Weynesboro, Tenn from VINCE %
threatens both Nashville and Paducah.
That portion OF oar army confronting him IS eohcen
trated at Pulaski.
Paduoah is being placed in a state Of defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
From The Di.yat,h. Ngv ~.

IT'NI NV
We have no official information nom Geor-
gin From such intelligence rracnes us throu a.
whit We deem trustworthy sourcos. We conclude that
ShUmans main army is operating IN the country .in-
bric.d between the railroads running nom Atlanta "a
Augusta from Atlanta to Mncon ana the Georgia en-
tr Railroad lie Ia IN The very heart and center Of the
Sale his infantry columns marching on Milledgey lie
While this IS the direction II s main column one body
II hs cavalry Las ad,ancod To within short distance
II Augusta and the Other has struck the Georgia Cen
GsI road. leading iion Macon 10 Cav anihh. 1t two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
NEWS FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
What About sherman t-t"d'rs'io"s and
Bints 81 his Triu,npksat Msrrh- a
Loud Call for Help.
FROM GEORGIA.

From Richmond papers OF he I'D INST. W
gather tie following items.