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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

hrvAns, May 20, 1904
nc draft for the Thrd disicl Or this state was com
pNsss This afternoon Tire drawing tool place q, Ezs-
beth oty Union county, passed o. quietly and with
crs esoiement Among ,boss drsws from Union county
wss Edward y. Fuller, Fro, editor u the Newark DAILY
JosAnai, his residence beng New pyovceBce Union
ooxpty. foH
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On Thursday the Supervisor OF Grayessnd MIR JaroneS
Supervisor OF New Utrecht
from the Hsth ward among oihsrs wero s,svn ~
Alderman Charles Franks William H. psthcr D, tho re-
publican General Committee o Kings county and Car.
tair Ferry, % the Fitch precinct police force
To-day will be drawn The Seventeenth ard Tenth
wards, and on Monday Dext t1s drawing vii, conclude
with tie Twelfth. Fourfecpth and slg,een1h ys,as
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REID AND REFLECT.
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AID WEAKENED AID pEBlIATArEp FRAHrs ps
COME RENEWED HfTn ALL TIE UGoR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

The Baltimore .am.risan, Of the a5th and aoth
instant, Fave been received. Te subjoin summary
OF the news:
srHE RED RIVER EXPEDITION.
The Red river expedition has met With an i'm
portar. success ia the capture of Fort He Russey,
with 2S3 prisoners and several heavy gnns, Gus
land forces under Gen Smith landed few miles
below he fort. when Gen. Taylor, the rebel Goa,
mander, attempted M attack on taa rear of "Ur
forces with the view of emitting cH our commit
nications with the liver With quick parctp pt;oB
of the advantages thus opened TO lis Gen smith
shaudnaed his comnunice tions with the river, and
struck out hoih1y Tor FoFt Ne Russey, which, by
forced matches, he reached and captured before
the rebels could regain their stronghold: Adnlira
Porter al ouce steamed up 20 Alex ndria This
success gives control OF one of the richest cos
ton regions of the Southwest.
ras ARMY TaS POTOMAC.
Lieut. General Grant and s,an arrived At the
headquarters Of the Army Of the Potomac ycstsr
dav t25ih,1 and at ordered the army to he got
ready for his inspection. He wes received with
much enthusiasm. The First and Th!sd Corps
have been consolidated aud attached, 10 the Sixth,
commanded by Iejor- Gen Ssdgwick Gen Ham
cock has assumed the command Of the Sscond
Corps, which Ia nov oHa o. the largest In the
army. Usssrters continue IN arrive ia 0uE iues.
FIsAsCIAL.
Secretary Chase, under me authority OF ;hs act
authorizing the sale CT the surplus gold in the
Treasury has determined 10 issue "goid nGte-, y
receivable FOR duties, with which he proposes 10
anticipate the paymeot of interest on The public
debt due up TO LIST January s. That due on or
before the Ist Of July next Will be paid withou,
bate OF interest on that due after July LIST, re-
bate of three per cent will be eXaeted. 1t is sup
posed that about twenty i've millions Of tolars of
interest on The public debt will De anticipated.
In New York on the 25th tFriday) goid opened
at 1854, advanced TO 1914, sod closed a. 1881
In Baltimore the elosiag rae was I6sj1.
MIsGELLANBoGs.
Andy Johnson Is urgei by his friends rs the
nominee for Vics President on the ue6et with Lin
TO the ,sera thea ffn ir' are To s transferred
Cen. p.---iaa e.-.4 I., oashtTptna OF Thurs;
last The troops 10 accompany his expedition are
RAPIDLY assembling At Annapolis
Tho Ohio Denoora;ic Convention adopted ,esn.
iutiors opposing the prosecution of the war for -
subjugaton of the south
Senator Salisbury Iaads bold aud deiian,
spsech In the YANKEE Senate, on the S5th, ayeins,
military Interference with eleeiions.
Gen ". r. Smith will hc CGaf oe S;nS 10 lteui
Gen. Grant.
The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention pI0-
pouneet In favcr OF zen. Mcclellan for President
Chicago has been fred upon IS the place III
meeting 10, tho uNatinnal Democratic Soarcn-
il0n.n
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A Y ACT authorizing the receipt Of the Treasury
IA hotss Of the Confederate States in pay meat Of
axes aud other public dues and regulating when and
how tae same shall be received. Passed March 2,
1894.
Be il ssae:sd By TIE General .dssss.bsy, That the
non interest bearing treasury notes OF the Confedsr
ate States issued after the lst Gay Of April, iSes,
shall be received in payment OF taxes ard other
public dues, and the non interest bearing rCtes OF
the Confederate States ssucd prior to The ErSt day
OF April, 1854, except the notes OF the deGOmlE a.
ton OF one hundred dollars shall 10 Ike manner be
received in payment Of taxes snd other public dues
after the irst dsy of April, 1864 An until the l0,h
OF December 1864 but only at the rate Of sixty six
and third cents for one dollar Of sueh notes,
40 sheriff or other coilseting officer ebaii have
credit for the notes Issued prior 10 the first day OF
April, 1854, collected by him unlcss he shall pay
the same into the Treasury on or before the 2tth
day OF December, 1884. Netes Of lees denomira.
tion than Ave dollars, issued by eaid Confederate
States, shall be received without abatement ~ any
time.
II shall be lawful for sheriff. and other collect
ing officers OF taxes and other public dues 70 re-
oeivs, without abatement, until the first day Of
April 1884, tine non inteYe.t bearing Treasury notes
Of the Confederate States issued prior 10 the nrst
day Of April, 1904, In payment Of taxes aud other
public dues due prior to the rst day Of April, 1894.
But no sheriff or other collecting officer shall receive
credit unless he sha pay the same into the Treasury
on or before the 06th day Of June, 1884, nor until
De shall make oath that the notes offered In mens
oy him were severaily and actually received By him
IN payment Of taxes aud other public dHes at the
times scd rates specified In this act.
o. fhe nan Interest beariog Treasury notee OF the
Coh'eaerata States Of the denomination Of I've dol
lars, isaned prior 70 the f-st day OF Apr 1894 may
% received without abatement In payment OF taxes
sna other public daes until the tenth day Of June,
sos r,oodsd The same shAll be paid into the
Tho act passed September iIth. 1888. entitled
an ec' smehoine ana re enscting the IO0th section
Of an acs entitled sn act imposing taxes for the eup
hereby repealed. '~'
3. II shall be the duty Of tho Keeper Of thu Ro,ia
to asuse this ~ 70 be pubshsd ~.
- passage II u tsssi ave uswspapsn pubiispod IN
Richmond for pasiod q toor vsAts.
This not shall be IN force from 10 p,nusa
copy hvm The Rolls-Teets
WM e0RD0n. II
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Later from Europe.

The aepeal iii the skXaudsa case came Up fer
dis .usson In the House Of Lords OF March ilth.
The Pofida and Fed-ial sioop osWar oi.-LQuis
were lyin. in Fnuehh Bay when the mail steamer
!eft Madeira. Tue Governor OF Madeira ralHc-
teatly gave peymiseion 20 supply the Florida eiti
coal She was oriisred 10 leave immediately after
eaRlinR
The Aus,ro. .PYusstan troops have advanced IL.
ther into yutaHd Scvera ohEagam0Gt5 between
Them aua the Danes have taken place, IN waich the
Inter are reported % have sustained severe loss
The Cabinet Of Vienna, il is said, Issued cir
euiar protesting the readiness Of Austria IN tahc
csrt Ia q conference and consent to all e.G;i.;ica
with Denmark, and dac'ariug that the Acs'r;ans
and Prassians Ill retire from jutand II The Danes
will evasuate Duppsl aud Ais.n, Will cease TO emp
ture German ships, and Will sestJte ~ psiseS
which thsy may have made
The King OF Bavaria died on harch lin. Hs
Is succeeded by his aaa under Inc ntls OF Lud-
wig II.
Marquis Ciannsafd8 Sas given x"ttse In ths
House ofLosds that he viii move for copies 0!
any correspondence with ibe Confederate STATES
relative 10 tie rannvai Of tns Ent3h to1suls In
those States.
The tn.aui sOn Of the Ps.TSc o. Wales has
been cbris,ened with onnsidAyaIis ceremony. lie
was named by the aslssn. Albert vieisf Christian
Edward.
The Arebduke MAximian la. Ieft pa!.E. Eapo-
leon has been particularly attentive 10 him. Ha
arrived In London Oa the la.h. The AeTican pris
oners Ia France have given In their adhesion 10
naxinian.
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lKayor's Court.-The case CT Jesse, sl&vo
Of Wnl. ". Jones, mentioned By NJ yestef-
day a. having b. en- arrested for stealing four
pairs of shoes from Mr.. James Bolton, wAs
brought up before this Court yeoterdAy
morning; but 1t appearing that several Of
jesse's nceompiiees In the thefs were etu q
large, he wss committed to jail for future
Investigation.
Tho case of r. L. Saunders, the Hollywood
Cemetery shisf, was lso postponed because
Of the non appearance Of Mr.. James 0yon,
the prfn cipal witness; who arrested eaun-
ders whilst he was in the act Of breaking
lock frcm sn enclosure in tho cemetery
The Mayor fined Mr. Ryou ten dollaxo Iof
hia faiiing to appear.
Frank a young negro fellow, slave Of 4f.
Reuben RsSland, Of Petersburg, was charges
with attempting to run ~ to the Yankees.
Frank had been arreated aud cent iAto Court
by order of Major Darlington, Provost MAJ
ehdl, for attem pting to obtain . passport 70
40 to Charles City on pass that ne ma
written hiIpselG He had come over rom
see his mother. He was committed 70 jail
as q runaway.
Charles CabIer was charged With stealing
three pigs from Edward Vickers. u eP-
peared that Mr.. Vickers had hired 4r: Cab
fer's wagon to Aaul three pigs from Rock
etts up town, but falling out with the negro
driver about the price to be paid for tae
trip, had beat him. As the wagon with ID
pigs passed UP Main street, after the ou!-
Guilty, the negro stopped at Mr.. CaDIeTe
store and told him the circumstances Wnc0
the latter took possession OF the pi9s uaui
vickers should settle, and also thrsesenea q
security in $500 to Keep The peace, and ths
pigs were delivered to Mr.. Vickcrs.
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MsR1 C0syspERAFs cAvTrRss Two YAyKsR
SezuozEEs szIssp.-A bed ana successful adven-
,ure, on the par, of twsIvs meashars of the l5th
Virginia cavalry. has resulted In ha destra.;ion Of
TWO valuable Yankee sshOonsrs and the capture o:
large amount of vauabies. The parties Drocesd-
ed down one of tho rivers enjoying into Aissmar e
Sound one nigh. durias the past week, AM, at an
oppor.une hour, boarded ths ss'seoaers ant ais-
szned the erswa- 8bts vessels ~ere is#fses VI i
coal, cotton, aud salt, ant all the contents were
saved and sold, aarr which tho vcsses were
burnt. On ono Of the vessels the Captain was re
heved Of hnc gold watch, twenty go gold pieces,
end a stoat roll Of sreenbaeks. The cargo OF one
vessel realised So Geo Ia Confederate currency.
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AFFAIRS IN GEH. JoHNsFOE's ARMY.-
4 correspondent Of the Atlanta Register, writing

correspondent Of the Atlanta RsI:sssr, writing
from Gen. Johnstea's army, says:
Gen. Johnston Ia hiding his tine-betEg dH.asns
in every matter tliat iepds le stteagtien the army
and insure success fn the coming campaign.
The troops are drilled daily. Brigade drills are
OF frequent occurrence The different Urgadisfs
are on the Qut each being anxious TOR his
brigade TO excel. Walker and uhealhem have had
division drills, uDd Lieut. Gem Hood has a'so had
his corps out learn that Hood is aiueh skcd by
his command, and am confident that II the Ee1t
battle he will lead his gallant band - victory,
The army is eicellentiy oficersd 81 present.
Sen. Johnston having command, is assisted by
two distinguished 9enefais Hood and Hafdes !;
While among the division commanders we have
Cheaiharn, .ieburne, Walker, Stewart, ,nd Bate,
and goodly number OF excellent Brigaders, 10
say n6thng of the commanders Of regiments and
battaIions. Gen. Wheeler is in charge of the cav
airy assisted by Roddy, Martin and Others equally
brave and distinguished.
The men are in fne health, and well jssIplined
You NAV, therefore, ex pect inacn from this army
when the hour for action arrives. Every man Is
confident that ehail he able 10 defeat the ensmy
whenever we meet him. This very confidence
alone argues well tor the future originating as it
does from honest conviction as opposed TO vain
bOasting.
The Yankees, we suppose, are husily engaged In
perfasting their plans for future operations. What
their real designs We cannot cay We can only
conjecture now, and then wait for their full de-
velopment, which will take place In few weeks.
Their late failure In the iniattvs attempt to
march al will into the interior ot 0eofgla and Ala
bama has ine 0Ry ysuiensed them u an sarmtns 81
lent Ii appears that sherman, Gilmore, ThOGas,
and emerson, set out . few weeks ago with the
motto sa stitch in time saves nins, aud the three
latter parties hsviag failed TO come TO time, the
nine STITCHES must now be made.
tits generally believed that Northern Georgia or
East Tennessee will lie the theatre of the srandest,
most bloody battle Of the war. Ths prospectus has
been announcsd,and the troops are quietly discus
sing It's varieg goled nature.
Ii IL thought here that the Fedefals will CON-
mence moving about the 10th OF iext month
Isrfg. Gen. Vim. N PendIeton, Chiaf Of Artillery
of the Army Of Virgins, resumed hie clerical dll-
tiss, being minister Of the EpiscopapChursi and
held service yesterday In the Baptist Church ~
Dalton. He preached most eloquent and touch
iue discoarse from the 26lh chapter, 00th verse; Of
81. Mathew. The church wss crowded to its Ut
most capacity, iaFga numbsY Ict being able 70
sain adIntttance Can. Johnston, Lieut.. Gen. iiaf-
dee, aud Z number Of sofiesrs and ladies were
psesent-ths chussh bsins pnnsipaiiy hiied With
priyAtes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

AXfIp0Tr FOB Po,sos.-Dr. Janss Edn ynds, g
prominent London ohysiciaa, writes IN follows 10
the London 1sasss
I enclose simple, safe, and accessible pfeserp-
ton for the whole range of acid and corrosive poi
sons. which, II promptly used, will almost Invaria-
bly, save life Mix two ounces OF powdered chalk,
or mhgnesia, or one Ouaee Of washing soda, with q
punt of milk, and swallow At one dsaught; ihsl,
tickle the back OF the throat with feather the
rnger, SO Ia TO produce vomiting. Afterwards
drink frequently OF bot milk and water, and repeat
tie vomiting, 50 rs to thoroughly wash OIL the
stomach Aay quantity of chalk or nagnesia .say
be lahen wis safety, but coda In large 9aantii.ss
Is injurious. may add also that, the narcotics
being accepted, milk alone is an sntidote for al
most ali poisons, aud especially II followed BY
vomiting
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Rirtlmunh 9ispatftr.
TIE NEWS YESTERDAY.

The only war news yesterday not con-
tanned in the official dispatch published
elsewhere IL, that four eehooners and brig,
for some time past lying in front of Fort
Powell. have weighed anchor and disap-
peared, no one knows whittier
There was report that the Yankees had
again occupied Winchester In force, bat 1t
was vague ard unauthentisatea.
There w.s alec report that the snsmy's
forces had fallen bask from their position
In CuipepeF; hut there was 40 corHFTation
Of the report BY passensss on ths Central
train hast hfIh.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C 8 A, !

RichmonS, March II, 1894
TT>HE following Depositares are established foT
/ FINDING Treasury no,ss IN 10. State Of Virginia
!: G E,uoo1s, Treasurer r Fl slaury & Co, Laa.
caster CO, Bank Of the Ccsnmorwsalth, Rich.
mort
Jas 6ibron, Abingdon
OBJ tiard.er, CLristisuabcrE
Wk Biscksosd, I.yn burg
John n Johnson, ia vide
UaIIei Dpuson, retsfsuWg
n fal!ey, OiarksTt,ie
= 3 Vass Pssri:hurg
Bank of Rockingham, Hafr,solt burg
VIC Venabls, FsrmriIss
Geo Baker, Lexington
Pitzar, Cashier, Salem
Bank OF Scottsyille, Scottsvtie
TT Morrison, WyshevilIa
A ADSi, Char rottoevne
L Conway; Pittsylvanis Cu
n Burnside, Union.
In addition TO the above the Chief Quarter master
Of each army corps il authorized to receive alt
fund n0tos They are the following:
Major J 4 Harmsn, Q M, Orange e, Lieut. Gen
3 i ETclls corps
Major G Field. NJ, Orange II, Lieut. Gen A P
Major Ftahush, Q NJ, Orange Il, Major
Gen = stuar:S cavalry corps
Ms;as McMshon, Q N, Dublin Depot. Major Gea
Brecsinridge's division
Major Taylor. Q N. Lieut. Gen Lonsstrees'se CORPS,
Major H Ewing, q NJ. Lieut. Gen Hood's sosps.
Dalton, Ga
Capt Y 8 Patton. Q II, Major Con Ha,ase's sorps,
caps sorsea. Q N. Maj Gen whselsrs division,
CAPT J Young. Q n, Lieut. Gen Polk. divisior,
Aeridasn, Mis-. &C MEMMISGEE,
NH lb-tlstAp Sssy OF the Treasury.
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TAxAncx1 DEPARTMENT ceA,

hichnoni, FEB Akh, 1854
1NREASURY NOTICE as TO Funding under Act
i Of January l7th, !s6i.-No:cs 10 hereby given
to all holders Of Treasury notss not bearing interest
that tlsy may exchange the same Immediately al the
offios Of the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer Of
any Depositary, for certificates which will enttis
them to four per cent bonds and that the said prvf
iege vii! continue until the LIST April ensaing after
which all notes over the denomination Of IS can
be funded OILY At o03 cents 10 the dollar, except
one hundred dollar notes uhich after that date are
40 longer receivable for public duss and only b
funded at additional reduction Of per per
month.
The certificates issued, together with the bonds for
ehich they may be exchanged. are receivable for
xes Of the year 1854 at the full amount expressed
on the face without interest; and are not subject to
the tax imposed for that year on other bonus ard
cYe dts
fhe short time allowed should admonish all hold.
promptly to present the notes, and not rick tue
chance VI exclusion b. the pressure which will cccuY
At ne end Of the month of March.
(Signed,) @ G AEhMlNGTR,
fc 22-tApi Secretary Of Treasury.
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KscApiss ExssoEs. T.s p1ssi!ss OF fee ne
Sross running on slaves - the ensrsy's !iuss has
kesome qnte common. Tho following, ftva the
Wilmington IN. c. Journal, shows how i,A doas
The unsuspssting slaves are carried eonvenian,
distance FROM homs aBd ,hess,;o save further ,rsu
HE, are Elu,usrsd
On the 24th Of February last The negro sIi. Sarah
Jane, slave Of o. P. Alexander left his premises
without auy esuGe ard he supposed rne had gone
b Nevbeya. On Friday last, ls.ia March, fss was
Informed that free negro, called John Ebasers,
had carried her of Tha, nisnt ,ws OF hfs nei2h
bors and himself went 10 took EhRgets up, and
luckily steeseded Ia thkins hin. ca sxanmisg
him he said hat he bad carried the g;si Oft 10 the
edge of On.iow eoun'y and efi bsr Ia piece Of
woods in Mr. se.h Kings Ecd, hs being az tae 'ipe
hired at some sat Works near ny. ar. AIsAsIter
k1et -havers secere Uati Saturday WosnsDg, w3sn
he made his escape, carving Off ;ra caaiu iocs
Ell around his ankles. Nj ALEXANDER repaired 20
the place Shavers mad described 10 hi where he
left the irl, aud ahou; ls3 yards foui the road
with sotce ffisnas, s'aa dead body Of She girl
covered over with linihs, straw, &c. Her bead WAS
separated from the body-Dy II side lay q lisnt
wood limb, from which most probably the Cafoitu-
aa.e girl received tae fatal bow.
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uv!ecSs u aspifes to- There II yet ae0ihef on
anht. ht"o l would make. 9necess cannon, OF
obsscs os :" sonpiiesgd aad so extensive; Be ene !
chs,... pceaicsion. Maa would Justly lose me
v"n,r.Ns .of mcderattou and for Judgment n b.
,s ve.lea 70 predict with conadenee The issue of
are, 'ha,s seems to me, however, that, what
wholly unrewarded. -''''si'' J" "a. NS' y
should ths issae be TIA, fbr which Won are enn
should Il not be the dss,ny Of ,,oss uSa ahp,e oss
sembIed here to see what they desi,c. sh,s raesc-
TIN may console them. They will have don.
somssninS 20 assis u.s sSsssssn fresiden, in the
and. gentlemen, no man of reflection can in nv
opinion, gaaee al the daily HE OF Ar Davis WITH
sut sentiment whisn even passes admiration.
If a. independent and desposic power Ind bssn
granted ki'n such srea, fasn are apt to claim
undar such oirsam.tar ess-ssi ], to Keep the mind
engaged anoa every part "f an almost intern.iHa-
bic frontier. to divi.e IN: piss. ., = s1ss. Hsseas-
- pssesfc ~ every possible event, . psssefs
eash itsagtaaes difficulty. to plan campaign. upon
. tefhts1y = extensive and under circumstances
reach Of military genius Bat this is not the
whole of the buEthsn that devoiv6s upon Mr. Davis.
This task he Is called upon to perform, while
NJ the aems time he is Aee0astahe to FppHeseDta-
tive assembly, TO . scnste, and to u cabinet. Bus
even that 10 e,s the limit Of hts trials Es has TO
fass these diS!culttss, 10 ALA AZ these results with
nee press To er1;ictse, 10 control, 10 rrprtUand
hiMi sometimes to he eiated by success. some
times TO be depressed ugdaly by revs:ss and
soMe0ales 10 reveal 20 d1staHl armies Gluch Watso
IN faAp1nsen n Wsaad bs more fh6.cinHn 10 coz.
ssG from ;hsa The liberty Of tbsA pTsss he .sa .
not once attempted ~ control wished TO aver
ride And yei TO meet this thfasfo'd tidal Nigh:
we'll exhaust the wisdom Of . ruler, the resources
Of agsaera!, and the temper OF an angel. Come
what may, gentlemen, yon cannot he deprived o!
the reflscson thAt In your day, according ~ your
p"wsT, although divided itom him by 'he ocese,
you have domo sonnet leg tn uphGld on OF the
braves. aHd thu ncbisat u4fads which Providence
has fa'msd, 10 cac OF the tofssst and hardest en-
terprisas w!;h which the fortunes OF The world
have sver been iienufed.
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E,rsE AEp siIxSe RUREAU,

KtObtno1u, McrCI IIfU, 1904 J
A1oTIcs -oa and after ihe 2eth day Of March
.pa uu:iI the lGia day Of April 1854, all pay
Tnnn.. viii be suspended q; this Office aud 10
rnoaev resolved except the rev fsue Of S Ifess-
sury notes ,
All ou,stsniiBg claims ass:nSf ttis department
.e ,,,o, 10 ii Of March viii hs paid Ia the Old
,grr. RgsRDcN,
M, ,,3r nisbuTsiCg ut..ser.
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Flag Gf Hsoa-No Yankee Asg Of truce
boat lss Jet reached City Point, but one ID,
we understand, sKpected before the end OF
the week, which will bring up q thousand Of
our prisoners who are sick or wounded.-
Proper hospital accommodations ere being
prepared for them.
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GsAsr,s Ftssr Sf2Arsaic MovsMeSf - Another
raid is said 10 ha Ia progress BY the Yankees from
Newtera ar Washing cna In North Carolina. There
or tj,s Yaaxee thfees In Eastsse North Carolina
/, e rsvrsed that he has dsposable io,ce Of len
thoussnd men and ave batteries. How near thls
comes 10 the sea. nu.nbef 10 more than We are p,r
u Be lntis doubt inst the enemy Is about maslas
move from either WashtastOn OF New bern nrosa.
bly, q, - both, on the and w ratasuaa. rnts
move M = a9 doabtia cSaiancsioa with movsmenss
ktchmoaas In es1eg 70 Weaken cen Zee ne
late eoid spelt h.s edeahe rseafds@ nileay a,apa
MeAW os several days, 81 80
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Pos:es ArTests. Several negro women were
.rrested and locked ap ia the upper watch
house yesterday for going AZ large.
Win pitman, a notorious free negro thief.
was arrested by ofacer Jenkins for stealing
s SO from VIM N SHINE
Thage WAS no case at the lower watch
hnusa