Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28
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Rshea Oenernl Jehnston nNPereeaed
~ Heed Of Texns-Rebes Defenss-
sSur Array In Atlanta. M
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Dispatches re-
ceived by Government this afternoon, an
nounce that the rebel General J, E. John
s.on has been superseded by General J.
B. Hood, of Texas, and that battles had
taken place between the opposing armies,
in which the rebels were defeated.
A dispatch has also been received, dated
at Atlanta, Ga, but no official announce
ment Of the occupation Of the place by
our forces has come to hand.
Dispatehea from SheRmnn-RightinR
In Georgia Rebel Women % be
Shipped MERIDIAN Importnne Re.
peAitt0n.
LOUISVILLE, July 22.-To-day's Nash
vile Union says: A telegram from Gen.
Sherman says the enemy attacked General
Thomas on the goth. fercely, and were
handsomely repulsed and very roughly
handled. The Union adds that the ar
mics are now on level ground, and the
fighting is almost nearly equal.
An installment of fifty rebel women
from Georgia arrived here tonight.
Three hundred and fifty more are re-
ported at Nashville to be forwarded here.
They are to be sent out of the limits of
the Northern States.
New York, July 23d.-The Herald's
Nashville dispatch says, that General
Rousseau left Decatur, July 10th, on q
most important raid with force of TO-
900 well mounted men. One thousand
of them are armed with Spencer's repeat
ing rifles. The route taken is one that
has never been followed during the war,
but most of it is identical with the track
pursued by jackson in the war against
the Creek Indians.
The first point of any importance on
the route is Blountsville, five miles beyond
the Coosa River.
Thence they are to move rapidly on
Talladega. and the nearest bridge or ford
over the Tallapoosa river. The route be-
tween these two streams is to be very rap
idly pursued and bridges are to be des-
royed. The passage of the Talapoosa
VIII in all probability be made at Thopeka
and this will bring the force to Dades-
vile Mountain road, which will carry
them to the railroad at convenient points
and then the work of destruction will
begin. There are eight bridges on the
railroad between Montgomery and opeIka
II 10 more than probable that a number of
tunnels and bridges viii be found in the
valley Between Opelika and West Point
thsrs are ,vo bridges over Big Hollow.
oar.s.t.a .rd Asconunner Creeks near
co,.uhn. ~ +be o,bsr ,onte there are
.h,ao nr;aoos ovsr Ineller,aneka Creek
- 80 Nm crook Re,nrn;no after
,ha aas.r,,.,;on &c This road Rousseau is
- mora nm The wss. side If cha,tahoo-
cbee and # opportunity offer to ioin Sher-
man between Marietta and Chattahoo-
chez If this route Is threatened, Rous-
.ean "a to make straight for Pensacola and
there TO take vessels to New Orleans and
move thence to Nashville, Tenn.
80. r.o,,, sh,-.an,. Army nj Al
lanta.
By Richmond papers of July Goth, we
have the first report of Rousseau's work.
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NEW YoRx, July %. = The Times
special dispatch says the Public Debt on
the 18th was $l,7s6, 2OS,ss7, against
81, 7s0, O33, 500 last year.
The report Of an official demand for the
surrender of Semmes is unfounded.
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