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Nrw Eopr March {

The Nashville UniOH of Feb. 2oth, gives
full particulars Of the battle on the 25th, and
reconnaissance towards Dalton, derived from
a witness.
Gen. Thomas was present in person. and
after discovering the rebel position became
convinced that II was too strong 10 be carrl-
ed bv assault. and there ore made prepara
lions for a strategetic movement, the nature
Of which 1t would be imprudent To mention.
Our forces had not fallen back as reported
TO Tunnel Hill We hold a strong posi-
ton beyond Buzzard's Root from which we
cannot be driven and from which an advance
will doubtless be made within few days
Everything wears the most cheering as
pect in front
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The President has received despatch
from Gen. Butler stating that Gen. Kilpat
rick arrived yesterday within our lines with
loss of something less than $50 men,
having had skirmishes on the way.
Among the missing are Co.'s. Dahigren,
Cook and Litchfeld Cook and Dahlsren
are supposed to be prisoners
Gen. Fitzpatrick destroyed large portion
of the Va. Central r. R. and several mills
along the James. and other valuable proper
ty.
lie penetrated to the suburbs Of the outer
Notifications Of Richmond.
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WASHINGTON, March 3

Richmond papers say that all the Federal
prisoners there nave received new outht OF
clothing from our Government.
The large Government Bakery IN Richmond
was destroyed by fire on the 18th.
TIE Erauuue- SAYS the markets were never
so bare of provisions as now.
The papers have no hints Of Fitzpatrick :
movements.
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Seas Of the war:

IAN, arrived at Washington Monday
..,,,r from Fortress Monroe Of the 18th
e,7 Peck is besleged at Newbern ana
- yen nv post in North Carolina.
-e'f III ~ veteran horsemea are god
hI.Ia ~. department. and may accomplish
end Q, w &c " thrice their number Of
ras7' th'' tecl certain Gen. Butler will re-
,s,n there
cL,,,1elpbia despatch SAYS an officer
\ f.'' 1N.if-, Monday direct from Nicks-
srrlved ~ '',.-r,horates the confederate
hureh- w .r., the return of Gen. Sher-
-toTlte ie-oI ,ti.n to jackson. He says that
man 81 sherman force IL marching al
= I"ril'u lirksburs with a small army Of
r-id' D. .-5 a large lot Of mules, horses, hogs,
ne -, These are the spoils taken on
ne 10 po' minors say that Colonel Forrest was
10 IN ,ne engagement with General Sher-
,'.r =. expedition
Tho allowing i, irem the Nashville En'on
.sSaturday
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5,.,s- ocruuvlng Meridian a portion Of our
81. ,ant Ar tar south a. Quitman, but
-...-,ei again To the main body as soon a.
). -a5 ACCOMPLISHED it, object, which was to
- SINE of the railroads and TO create
-'r.rerrati8n at Mobile and cause a concen-
I'm ot forces there TO have them out Of
OH. usv of our progress eastward
usri,r concentrated his army again. he
.-'.,s.dqi IN the direction Of Demopolis on
J., T,,nbirbee. which place reached and oc-
- an the 22nd. That portion Of Folks
- which held the town retired on HE ap-
,-,.,cb Alta distance from railroads Sher-
nan finds plenty Vi corn and potatoes to sub
- 10Th animals and men. but where these
.-ti.lss could he carried Of by the rebels, the
a.an,rv is striped
The lack of wagon, and the bad condition
or tb, railroad track, however, has protected
..e farmers thus far, and our troops are sub
si.ting upon the fat Of the land. No steal
DO. is allowed. No foraging, save by au-
,hl-i7ed PARTIES who issue certificates Of in
de5teiness, payable when the parties prove
iaeir loyalty. After occupying Demopolis,
f,n Sherman Immediately proceeded on his
ss-tern march, in the direction Of Selma IF
any one has entertained apprehensions for
zen. Sherman let them he dismissed at once.
Everything i progressing gloriously and
.on we shall hear OF important results.
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WASHINGTON, March 9

Gen. Grant j. ~ the President tbs
morning. and military conference will ia Ae
Mace soon between the prominent military
leaders here.
Gen. Grant goes to the front to SEE Gen.
Meade very soon.
line Sena te will probably amend the gold
hin 20 that it will conform 10 the views OF
Mr. Chase.
NEW NogK. March Q.
The HeroFs despatch from the Army OF
ia, Potomac contains extracts from The hIc'-
nond Senfinel of the jth. 1t urge the trial
by military law OF Col. Dahlsren captured
men.
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NEW YORK, Mar. Q.
The Tribunc's despatch from the Army of
the Potomac saws that on Friday Gen. Gus
tar with 500 men made reconnaissance TO
Ellis Ford on the Rapidan and found only
the usual rebel pickets on the opposite bank
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PnIL,nrIpn1, March o.

\ special despatch from the Washington
Chronicle Office TO the Press says rebel papers
announce with regret the appointment of
Gen. Bragg as commander in chief of rebel
army over head of Gen. Lee. They also ac-
knowledge heavy loss of life in Florida
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NOTICE.

THIS IS % certify that have sold my minor son
| Simon D. Bullock his time during the remain
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Jericho. January 18th, 1907.
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The Worlds Washington despatch says
p-rsons from the South report a strong force
sent from Atlanta and Macon TO Montgome-
". on the advance of Gen. Sherman becom-
ing known. Ten thousand negroes were set
o. work on the iortih,auOns, and large
quantity Of guns sent there from Augusta.
Gen. WIthers was experimenting the work
of organizing the militia. But twas thought
that Polk would have no trouble IN repuls-
ing zen. Sherman at the Tombigbee.
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The whole number of national banks au-
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With an aggregate capital Of S50,093 200.
Daring the last week there were fifteen new
banks authorized, with sn aggregate capital
Of II. I+5 600.
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WASHINGTON. March 5

" ASHINGTON, March ..
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OF the Potomac.
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Translation from Martial.
Book 7, EPigram -

Book !, EPigram -
RI WILLIAM Cullen BRYANT.
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CoScoKp. y. II. March 9


Senate nine Republicans, three Democrats.
House about 50 republican majority. Coun-
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mildly retiring from Pass
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have gone to the Teche, where sons is.e~-
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FROM SHER.H.4.V-N En-
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HE Is REPORTED AT
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Gilmore's Majority 5000.
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WASHINGTON, March

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NEW YcRE. March 2.
Gold sold to-day at 1862.
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.IOTTINGS.

4 soldier in one Of the Kentucky camps
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How melancholy the moon must feel when
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.e;e reduced 70 the last quarter
Gou. Garfield. in his address at the SAM
esrv Fair in Cleveland. on Monday. made
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possession. he was led u believe the rebels
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There i no doubt that over 20 lives were
lost by the sinking Of the Bohemian. and 81
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House and senate. 1t gives Mr.. Chase power
20 sell gold at public auction from time to
time by giving five days notice
IN Troy, \. Y. last week, hoy II years
Old beng set upon and stoned by four other
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nd.
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Brig. Gen. T. A. Wild has sentenced the
Rev. ;. H. Winfield, of Ports mouth, to
clean the streets of Norfolk and Portsmouth
for three months for avowing secession OPT
Mons, and al church, while the prayer for
the President was being read, annoying and
disgusting the " loyal portion Of the congre-
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Gen. Butler has RENTED the sentence
lest it might seem to cast reproach upon the
church Of which be Winfield was such an
unworthy member
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TIE Nashville Dispatch reports cotton ar
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Tea Is so scarce in the South that they
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Thirty-one Union prisoners escaped the
other day while going from Richmond &c
Georgia, near Augusta.
The President has signed the bill APPOINT
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Columbia. Marshal Lamon has therefore
lost his control over it, and good slice from
his income.
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