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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
WESTERN MEXICO.

The French are blockading Acapulcoiwith
four men-of.war and keeping the people there
in a state of constant excitement. Some of
the most wealthy families have left town for
the interior, and the little commerce which
that place had is now cut entirely off, The
blockade must be about as disagreeable to
one party as to the other. The inhabitants
can bask in the sun, or lie in the shade, and
have plenty to eat and drink, but are cut off
from all communication with the outer world,
while, on the other hand, the crews OF the
French vessels have to gaze from their
crowded decks out on the fresh, green vege-
tation, and then 60 to dine on dry bread and
:" old horse" The affairs in the interior are
so unsettled that it IS almos. impossible to
travel with safety. Maximilian has the
prospect Of mounting very unstable throne,
and il he manages to keep it upright for L
year to come, il is evident he must do il with
French bayonets. The domestic condition OF
Mexico is deplorable, arl especially that
part between Acapulco and the capital. The
people are all divided up into factions, and
are led on BY some Of their prominent men
to true Mexican warfare, pillage and plumber.
Some of these factions avowedly support one
party and one another bat, practically, nonc
Of them do more than support themselves
from the DDS OF Others. The priests take
this opportunity to eadeavor TO regain some
of the powers which they once exercised, and
consequently they are inclined 10 favor the
French, though they are very careful not to
commit themselves, AID they assume as much
dignity asipossioIe. The French will never
meet with any sympathy from the people o!
Western Mexico, and Maxim;!ian, il he SIC
ceeds in governing any part Q; that country,
will hardly hold sway over the western part.
VIA, the people there most dread-wha;
they will most sufer-wiil be 4 continual
petty wariare-a scene OF continual strife and
domestic discord. The only injury that the
French cruisers can do to commerce on this
coast will be to that of other nations than
the Mcxicans, for .he latter people never had
any of their own to suffer injury; and as
far as their receiving conrabaud OF war is
concerned, they never do that, for they have
no money to pay for them, and would hardly
know how 10 use an, thing other than flint
lock, 4 they hadit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
OUR WAR EXPENSES.

Where the people hold the purse strings
of government, it is evident that no great
amount of money can be expended without
the general consent. And when the people
through their representatives lavishly pour
out millions after millions to accomplish an
object upon which they set their hearts, it is
as impossible to prevent them from gaining
their ends as it would be to bind an earth
quake. This is the condition of affairs
which We find in the Free States of the
Union. Ever since the war began, blood
and money have been secondary to pre-
served Union and unbroken laws. From
a table of appropriations made BY the first,
second and third sessions Of the Thirty
seventh Congress, which we find in the Jour-
nal OF Commerce, We make the following ex-
tract:
Appropriate lst ses'n 9th Congress. s2i9 OIL 500
81 /" s7.I0J, $40
81 g7l. 100 100
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

SOLDIERS PACKAGES BY MAIL. - The
President has signed the Act recently passed
by Congress, providing that -" articles OF
clothing, being manufactured Of wool, cotton
or linnen, and comprised in a package not
exceeding two pounds in weight, addressed
to any noncommissioned officer or, pr ate
serving in the arm les of the United States,
may be transmitted in the mails of the United
States at the rate Of eight cents, in all cases
to be prepaid, for every four ounces, or any
fra:tion thereof, subject to such regulations
as the Postmaster General may prescribe"
other materials than those above specified, if
sent BY mail, must be prepaid by stamps at
letter rates-three cents for every half ounce
or fraction thereof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Contract to Let,

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FROM
this date TO the 2sth Of March, o'clock p.
NJ for continuing TO sink and curb one hundred
feet from itspresent depth the lower shaft on the
Oneota Consolidated Company's claim. The COM
pany will furnish all the necessary planks and
nails Also to drift ind timber the tunnel on said
company's claim one or two hundred feet-the
company to furnish the timber and logging. The
bids 10 be delivered flor one or both of the above
works. to the ecretary, at his Office on the Mlchi-
gan Company's claim, Gold Hill. Further infor-
nation can be had of the Superintendent F. C.
Sehmite, on the company's claims.
GEO. SWENSoN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill March % "a nnL00 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
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From this table it will be seen that the to-
tai amount of appropriations made up to the
4th Of March, 1883, exceeded two thousand
millions OF dollars, and that time was nearly
a year -. At the beginning Of the war the
national debt was s6S,4S2,GSS, which WIS a
small! sum compared with our present ltbt,
but which added to our Indebtedness incurred
since the 4th day Of March, '63 would place
our present debt at three thousand OF mil
lions at least. No other nation or people
has ever before made such enormous eXpen-
ditures OF money as we have, either for con-
quest Of a people or the suppression OF re-
bellion Of SO large portion OF its people has
ever met with So great success. In the revo-
luton in which the thirteen colonies achier-
ed their independence there was a very great
d!Sprnpor,ion in the number Of the people Of
the two parties engaged, and in the Polish
re5elli a still greater disproportion existed;
and SO in the Hungarian rebeilions against
Austria hut in our struggle against the slave
with people, which numbered at least
twelve millions of souls, while the loyal
people OF the North could not much exceed
twenty millions, yet we have made such pro-
grcss that when they have gathered together
all the force which they can muster BY en-
Elements, and BY force, their army is so
weak that it can only act on the defensive,
while, at the same time, the rebellion holds
scarcely county, which cannot be reached
BY our bombs or bayonets. The devotion
which our people have shown to our govern
meuts cannot be expressed by words. An
array of figures, which shows how freely the
people have given their money, can but feebly
express their patriotism. These are but the
slightest evidences which can be given-the
better proofs are in the blood red fields and
desolatcd homes o: our country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

THE REBEL COTTON LoAN.-The chronicle of
ten months progress of the rebel cotton loan is
extremely interesting. 1t was placed on the mar.
ket about the lst Of March, 1868. at four or
five per cent. premium on the $50 paid for
each ElOO share During April and May the loan
went down to four per cent discount. The vic
tories of July sent it down to nine or ten. The
capture of Chattanooga reduced it below thirty
prr cent, discount The battle Of Chickamauga
eau sed it to rally but failed to lift i above sixty
seven The success Of General Grant pear II
down to tifty, whence it has slowly settled away
To thirty-seven.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

BINDING on THE CABALLos.-In view Of
the high price of hay and barley, and the
chances Of famine, had the drouth contin-
ued, General Wright, some days since, says
the Alta, issued orders restricting the distri-
button of forage to Government animals at
all posts in California to half the usual allow
ance, until further orders. The change in
the weather has already made decided
change for the better in the prices Of Provi-
sions and forage, and the prospects OF our
State, and it is probable that the order will be
countermanded in few days at most.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Union League Captured in Virginia
Rebel Soldiers Called Back To their
Regiments.

BALTIMORE. March Ca company of rowing
guerrGs made IL dash into Bath, Morgan couaty,
Virginia nn FRIDAY, aud capturrd Il Union League
in session a. the 'llic aud two representatives OF
the Western Virginia Legislature. Alter robbing
II number Of cirizcns, the rySrls dccamped with
:heir plundcr ana prisoners There are but few
rebels in the valley.
Parties from the Upper Va.!ry report that al
fIr,nush he'd rebel soldiers have been called back TO
,oia their regiments il Lees army.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Grant Gold and Silver Mining Com.

with the laws of Nevada Territory and the by
laws of the company, there will be sold at public
auction on WEDNESDAY, the 23d day Of March,
1864. at o'clock p. NJ, in front OF the Office Of
the company, sulphur Spring House, Blue sui
phur Spring District, no many shares OF the capt.
tal stock of the company, standing in the names
of the following named persons, rs will pay the
amount due for assessments. together with the
cost of sale and adyortisinc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Notice is hereby given. that in accordance with
the laws of Nevada Territory and the by laws of
the above company, there will be sold at public
auction. in from, of the compauy's Office, (Hart's
Sample Room, Old Post Office, on SATURDAY,,
the 22d day of April. 1864. between the hours Of
3 and O'Clock P. NJ, so many shares of the CAPT.
tai stock of said company, as will pay all assess-
merts thereon, together with costs of advertising
aud sale and standing in the names Of the follow
ing parties, to-wit:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

According TO the Sanitary COMMISSION, the
members of which have been at great pains 70
ascertain the nativity of every man In the army,
sayepty.six per cent. were born in the United
States, and twenty -four per cent are natives OF
other countries; twelve per cent. being Germans
ten per cent. Irish, and the remainder Scotch
English etc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Eastern Crown Point Gold and Sill.


yer Mining CoiupRny.-Notice il hereby given,
that In accordance with the laws of Nevada Ter
ritory and the bylaws of the Eastern Crown
Point Gold aud Silver Mining Company. there
will be sold nj public auction, on MONDAY,
March 2Ist, 1864, between the hours of one and
three o'clock P. NJ, in front of the companys
office, Virginia Water Works, d street. Virginia.
Storey county, y. T., so many shares Of the capi'
tai stock Of said company, standing in the names
of the following persons, az will pay the amount
Of assessments now due, together with costs OF
sale and advertising unless the same are previous
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Crrsus G. ana 8. NJ. Comp,y,-N

ticc ia hereby given, that in accordance with the
bylaws of said company and the laws Of the Ter.
rirory Of Nevada there will bs sold a; public auc
ton, on FRIDAY, the ODD day of April, 1864, at
o'clock r. ~, ut the Office OF the company. in
the town OF Gold Hill 10 many shares of the capt.
tai stock of the company, standing in the names
of the following named persons, will pay the
amounts due for assessments, together with the
cost of sale and advertising:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
NEW TO-DAY.

NOtice.-The Quarterly Meeting of
the Paio Alto Gold and Silver Mining Company
will be held at the Eagle Hotel, Gold Hill, on
MONDAY, the 9TH of April, ut O'Clock n.
Us. WATKINS, Secy.
Gold Hill, March 81, Ca. mh22 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Capt. Westervelt, who piloted General Burn
sides expedition 10 Newbern, was among those
captured on the Gunboat Underwater. The
rebels had offered $1,000 for him. dead or alive,
and when captured he was bound hands and feet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTS.
A = - "A Y o f f L & Il
OF
H. H A r r is,
Alta. B. PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
Gold Hill, n. II.

THE undersigned. established as Assaycr eight
L yeGrs in California and for two years in Ne.
yada Territory, is now ut Gold Ill., where he
will attend to any business entrusted 10 Kim with
promptness aud dispatch.
Gold, Silver and Ores Of every
description Assayed,
and returns of Bullion made within six hours la
Bars or Coin. at the option of depositOrs.
For correctness Of his Assays, he refers tc--
Nessr6 TrOyor & Colgate New YORK
r. BehrcDd & Cc......-.....New York
Davidson e. Bcrri. San Francisco.
!. Parrot g. Co-....,.. San Francisco.
Sather 81 Co. san Francisco.
Tnllant a. San Francisco
REYNOLDS, Refs & Co... San Francisco.
=. +. Hastings g. Co........ Sacramento.
d. O. Mills g. Co. .>Shcramento.
Rideout e. Smith Mary svilie.
Decker & Jcwctt. .......- harFSSi
B.F. Hastings & virginia City.
MAYNARD e. Flood. COD ltiii.
" A. j. Paul & Co. .G9Id I'M.
febl2 II. HARh1o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Once an editor, always an editor, says the
Louisville Democrat There is no fever so lin
gering az the typhus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Dy order Of the Board OF Trnstees
W. 5. MOFFATT,
fe22 I'm See'y Grant @ & NJ Co.
The above sale ia postponed until WEDNES.
DAY the 9th day Of April 1864, at the same hour
and place.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
mh22 I'd vs. MOFFATT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Chicken. are Eve dollar. each in Richmond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
81, Charles G.. and .. NJ. Company.

The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
March 26rh, at 2 P. NJ, at the place above named.
mhe2 I'd J. G. CALDWELL, Sec'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
4 Great Army.
Will take Command in Person.

1t is stated by authority that Grant will take
command of the Army of the Potomac in per
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

BY order OF the Bonrd OF IrNstees.
&c. CALDWELL, See'y.
Virginia, Feb. 10, "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
L. A. HAUCK, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, March q, "a. mh22 I'd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12
LATE NEws.


ugApoUArRgas AaMv o. TIRE
PvrnMAc, Dec.
YESTERDAY st dsyM.bt ebs 6tn cory
sieb the ~ division ~ tie - cDips s"'
~ brig sdes III Ur'xs'a csvsisy. sssst<'
.,utb. ruey we're heard from yester.ssI
nj b Id crv.sed the Uvstuwsy s,ver. un t.
Jerusalem svsd, without meeting oppoe'
,.n VI sny core. QnencS. They crossed o.
~ ntoons, which icy tvOk after cr"'-'nx
Uc.esser. Wb0 csu,e 'ntO ur 'inrs tt'
snUrn,ny state tbas NJ .bvae's dis'sivn "a
.ent IF yesterday to meet our sdvA"c'
or. but .. 80 firing Lss besu beard I.
i. he direction, It - nvG Os''evsu that 81,
s.gAse mont has tskcn place.
Dec 0-NOrning.
A rscopu0 tering fore, VI cavalry wei"
~, yesterday .irer"vv., striking The seb
x,ctes ~ the V.ugbs" rUa', drts'ux theu
20 llsscnet's Kun, . distsncs u over {"
uiies. where ,h.y bsd ossastsurks err G.
80, sad where tUcy made stsni. Sksr
,ussh,ns en.usd Tor son. tune, whom tt'
,trc VI tho MOVEMENT bsvI-s been toll,
.ccun plisbed, the expedition returned =
Our l,s. wAs7 w.uaoed. TuAt Vi tue .ue
ny - unknvAn.
Some vi those who accompanied tn
srty report tbst heavy hslng wss heaf'
- tue direction VI Suoug Greek, winch "
,,cXtee tbst isips WAS suit'g Oh between
Urn. Warren and the enemy.
Reports s,e current that the evacuation
u Petersburg by tue rebels tnay 10 IVDke
Or 1t m early Gay.
l,,sucd. W. II. McGRkGoR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

Nav loKg, Dec. H.
A heavy snow atUr \, cull. UT need here
.n early hour tDis u.Ui ming and c.'nt'Duc.
m aruYt ter. " ten It. Gurse' 10 rain.
A Miicig vsi'e c,ese.p,ndont VI tho A.
-ussA C,r-tiut."nAiist es3e:
Tue 7 snkces Wvio sutnrablv c'0fbt
nd appointed. E4cu ma" bad ~ rou"d
1 stuWunit,uB, While tbtir wsg ,hr Col
amen bx"u 4 at.rsi, ~uLtud d.ubs Ia
socs 10, ~ day lad been prepared. The.
uficte1 tor 0ut I"s.
Tue lilbun.'. W Ash'pgson slecial tays
A,ew days since tseu. Stephenson, cou'
usna'ns unps.'. Ferry, 90 out 'eoa'
~ pss,y u ~ Ucn ~ the d"ecs'"" u W."
s.r'v,d, L'suno. cOi"ty, to ~s,ch Mosso,
shO Wss sspOsted oy cn Z ms I" be prepa'
sr,rg lur . rad into Mar. ,apa. Al W.
.Itv,d .ur cavalry struck 'he Ecsd I
Mos. b. . tUsce aud .kn Uieh inmediatei.
.u~ued, ia which We lust s.veL men k,lito
suund,d aud captured Jtef,oes, w..
utnuunered Tor force 3 to J, lost .qusii,
- many It nut more. Amung the k,lis'
y. U.pt. Mount inv ,o~e ii Muucny'x able.
III utcnAu.-. A. l. 'esburg On Their retai
TO patty guhtiso up nuuuber 81 tue res'
TN Cor dvn's sstH, who were v.s,ting
lady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

~ - 1sils nspul)troes Ca'so -
oono.3 49, ....-...
~ Vs excitement txsstsd u nem-
phIs On the ssh over Beaurrgsrd marching
~ rnst Pillow with : strong Snrse, WITH
hesvy gins. sappesst to b used y BLOCK
ade shs sivtr. =
Osvsh b occupied by snail Ssses =
rel,el4.
Abcut q rbels sppcased On the ssves
hank opposits M~mphis. and waved thses
40 and husvshsd fSs Jel. Dsv's Justify.
4 G;rcs IT aI,out One handsed negroes
vrrs sent on board = steamer abont tive
,.;le~ lover sIoxn tic river and landed,
when they fl'ed ous on shore. and the rcb.
Ella br..ke and ran apparently in the greatest
condemnation, holly pursued BY the "egroer
,i.l tlscy came 10 = thick brushy p'are,
whe,e the rcl&ls had large force Nerreted.
whn sud lenly rose and fired on the negroes.
who then in turn fed in the greatest con.
.tcrnatinn, the scbels holly pursuing and
slsu. htesiug at a dreadful rate. A number
rushed into the river aud ~cre drowned -
One report says but scve' negroes re
turned. Another says that more goi
back.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

Orvlcs " fHs DAvExroaf DsnOcRA9,
SATURDAY. evening. DC. 10. 1854.

OrvIcs " fHe DAvsxroxf DsnocRAf,
Saturday evening, DC. 10. 1854.
FLous.-Ketail - ~ Dbl g. 50 paper sacks
IS 50 bulk Wholesale -. 50 bti.; paper sack
$50, &. 90 bulk.
WHsAr.-No. !, well cleaned round aud plump
clib Tea aud Galena, *i.a5; No. =, all sound
aot clean enough Tor No. |. <i.i3oG 40.
CoRS.--Nc. !, sound, plump and dry, Doc
No., 81.
OATS. No. I, clean and sound. 4UGjhc.
BAKLEY.-$i. 2rGyl.24.
HoSs.-Live, y; dressed, &s0ll.
POrAfogs.-rJNl55.
UxiUSs.-*l. 3vt0l 40.
EG4s. 2ac.
Wars bsAxs.-&2. OoEl2. SO.
FLAxsEED.- $2."uH2.z1.
TiSVrHt.-$4.cu.
CLvvER.-&5.5v.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

WAsHIAUTUA, Dec. 10.
TIE proposition 10 s.x .sic> l per Cen.
mess wnn cv.slds rsOie tsvvT, s'sbUus
ue usem bets { tue cUtnm,t tee IN trsM,
ave uss-d lower rate Vi Gales Vi coal AL
ftsd.tutt..
Tu-se Is .ome talk 81 imposing IN exc 3
~ on -. c,r >"id With dIAA lack.
1T. z. a. W ssb ,ngtVn ,pec'si lays The
.vc.al Governor. y, 10y n states are seck
ns ~ rn,,s-iun IL raise reg,uenta f.r us'
.,ck's cu,ps, spppips'ny sbe Il iicers The"
elves. Toe sr De, srssS~sss ~ nCl.D.
~ retain sbe sv,"srs" e"s Il Ulcers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

Ngw Ynkk Dec -.
FLouR Market very quiet. <y..vw loco
extra state il.v1@ll.,, Il II. y.
WHEAr Market very firm. 1924 CHI
cago spring: "A good winter red.
IuRS-$l 81 in store.
Oars Rather steadIer; good business. q
a.? western.
Poxx-Aimkes dull. esq oo@ss75 me1.
LAxD-ss. urcely So iirm. xlHz3Kc.
Wu,sxY -SteM.!y ut i7z91l.74.
Su.AR- fine ZlQl 3.
PEywvi Eun-Quiet. 45c crude; 67072c re
inei bound; eSc Tree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

Chicago - ssk~a.
" Telegraph LEIcAoo Dee. 10
Flour, du;t.
~ est. n-inr = 100 q or,d i s.x g
&c, Ss. rei z. = 81 s.Il e6x.
u a:use.na M. .. ...i Csc ] ctd I,
md o. Il 81 Pack
..ia acL..s 20 81 L,sber, Nc. e7ac 10 o
,>Gtk
t., q .i.ta ! d-aer. nd.a 9, u .Ga- Il - 10
".
Ea. ., 1. b CHE $l.N - 60; Q 4 Has.
n, MITES, ~ ns uo'ay TAB ~porfs hor
80
rio t.iocs 'c,a .cfive ., d . sitr Pine ms-s
~ e-i,4e 20: q / bill 3 sos, ~ " . =
Z I iyac,y.; h.". ..- {, = $l4ul47 Is.
C1t-it dull; - anG
II - lir :. uai 4a.. y So s5uE.2,
Odd "a 49,, ...,s.. ! t. .Sl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12
NAsnvlLlE. Dec. 10.

petition unchanged 10 tl0nt VI the At
J.rps. Not shot drcd up to 2 o'c'"cf
:, usy, but s,0ce tben s0tne slight skl.
a,sh.ng hes occurred. Owing to tno s!lp:
cry slste Ut tue ground the men tind !.
.ilnOss iinp0ssiOle to love about. Th
-oels eau 10 plainly .cen IL front Of sd,
ttu CoIp., stsodlng socot camp Tree. Ito,
Titles u.Sy DO said - have cessed Un &C.
cunt VI the weather. Dcserters ssy u.
.beis haze sti0ng cusrehchweDts--sw
NV cheuanz de frjss With wires etretche0
ciOss tuetn.
Col Louis johnson, instead Of COL. 6
!. 5. Jounso0, conalD ADdlpg the 44th COL
rcd iut.ntty, has received tr0m tie Gen.
raj Commanding the highest praise toe ID.
.a,iirr IL which ho ana his truUls. at N j.
,re.k Station, gsllantly KEEP, he 81. ny
= bay tor sixteen hours, and finally iousL'
=. way cut aud reat bed Nssty.iio wita >
o-s Vi lis killed ana wounded.
NJ r. port ilsiu the gunbosts wsich went
In~n tue river yesterday morning. n
:innunsrng has been Lizard sud ~ rcbv..
,ce,ved holr tn.u.
RIVER, 8 tie. CO ehnsls end iallirg.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 10.
Tnn Federal loss Ia tie ba,sie 81 F.auL
IN, sscers s,ueo by official reports, IL create
ban 81 i.st :, ppaeca. The 2 o.v,sluu,
81 c,rp., lost 81 officers aud 5e8 men !.
Niled, wuunced anu missing ; DIVISION,
srh corps, - officers and ll9l ,n.n. and )
VISION, 4al co,ks ~ tihrcss ana 216 meu
large proportion 4. tie lightly woandea
~ hospital te!e. Loss to Residents
virg near tbs line ii tac two arinies ,e
.s,jmased at ever &5uU UuO.
Inc r, Del Gen. Cuea, nam, whose head
iuA tiers vas 81 the re-, 'encs o, Mss II
ATT, ~as sLe,icd out from these yesterday
y our batteries. Tue house IL report. I
s-ssruytd. -
y Sunday isst = email party Of Coined
r.'.s VI about So succveteI IL crUs-,ns th
iuu beS tsn0 river tins sido U! the 5 lvAis
M !mree vi The punuer we're Captured &ilr
brought ~ yesterday. They cia,m u at tu.
suvio party deserted FROM tne sebe! iioe
I'D wei. Waking 'teir way home. GA
r.sonor VAS captured yesterday aud iuu
.cserters csno IN. lucy rpcft liuod "a
eng about " wsks MCv.weDt Vi soru
,rG.
Cooper's brigade 10 10 msrch from JOHN
Jmv,ile ~ CiAsk.vitie Were terribly hA,
>scA BY gueriiiiss. IL nen vi the ljUL,
ad,.nA we're csLtureu. IL kil'el auu J
FUNDED. Ons VI tGs isLIer, l.fs Tor dcsa
ecsp.d.
Weather very cold. About two inchs'
II an ~ TIL yesterday and last nIgnt. Iu.
.scr 5 tect On tue : .o Is and rising.