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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22
The New Congress.

The existing law on the subject the new
nus. w;l, not assemble until the first Monday
,hor gree 1864; but the House of Representa-
has voted to change the time to the first Mon Won
n's srriI next 1t is to be hoped that the Sen
!" ~ .nncnr in this vote. In government like
wiz = in,nortant to have representatives fresh
, the people. .,.. tb. nrs.sr.
40 NAV act with more prudence than was ex-
,mo weeks since. The opinions of the peo-
su r,rIessy ro expressed through the press of the
so lear,ss' have a ssl6tary effect. We trust they
lntry s5 is especially necessary in conduct
CoH,'aS%tS ',orsrnment like ours. The Congress
new n the patriotism of the people, and the
cCmua w,t have confidence in the Congress- or the
bPriment will fail.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22

The steamer Advance on her recent return trip
m Nassau, was chased by the blockaders and
on the beach below Wilmington. Wea glad
hear that the cargo will be saved, and that the
In is upright and will be got off without material
nrv The Advance is as lucky as she rs useful.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22

The Wilmington Journal of the 10th says that the
Home Guard of New Hanover, consisting of the 18th
battalion, assembled in Wilmington on the Goth, for
a three months term of service
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22

We publish oday several important acts passed
the last session of the Legislature. We shall
bIsh other acts from time to time
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22
For the Standard


There will be public meeting at place called
aigh Point on the N. @. Railroad between China
Grove depot and Coleman's Turnout, on the 3Oth of
this month, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
MANY CITIZENS.
January Is, 1854
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22

THINE BUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUC.
II TI0N.-Wil be sold at TOwles' auction and commits
sion Saturday 23d instant 6ne Buggy and
Harness complete Also great variety of other articles
For particulars, see posters. -
Jan. %, 1854 z
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22

DOSES, EVERGR AND GRAPE
1e' vines, fine stock of the above for sale by
THOMAS CARTER,
Raleigh, N C.
Jan. %, 1858. Tim.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22

SITUATION WANTED AS SUPERINTEN.
- DENT or General Manager by thorough competent
Manufacturer from Manchester England who understands
the uring of both Wool and Cotton fabrics Also
a 4illwrigb Machinist and Engineer; either of which
places he cOu lid fill the satisfaction of For
farther particulars address n. r. FORREST,
Room No. "A, Exchange Hotel,
Or N. KELLY, through the P. D.,
Raleigh N C.
JAN %, 1854 7-2tpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22

Hides WANTED HAVING SECURED
Ii the services of good tanner there is in the
COnederacy prepared to tan hides of all sorts and
qualities in the best STYLE at the following rates: sole
leather IS cents leather 81 7 kps and calves
proportion 10 their WORTH &C., &c. Our workmanship
cannot be surpassed Address y
.Wd. 4 D. c. HALLIBURT
DuIhams, n. C.
Jan. %, 1864. 4-w9tpd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22
ID EADY TODAY.

January Is, 1854.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-22

THE ALBEMARLE CoUNTRY.-The Richmond En-
insr has an article headed 1.-The War in the Car
( ma Sxamps," in which we regret to find the fol.
, 1864-12-28
VFufr Bhvcs kFrIr F)yess

DACHELDK'S celebrated HAIR DYE 10 TEE BEST
n 1ux woEIn. T7e only nARslxss II 5E aen isxst i.s;
-clanG.S Ksd. Kr.ty or Gray Hair instantly, To- t
GLOSSY IAok and KArrEA B9wS without is1a{ IL
AMI bcauttu1 ,npaya frcs, viin!!:s. treanea1y fe,
EtotinE It's pristine olor and rccsacs tSe WI
TACHELOR III other arc1ncrr !mls,tionl ana should
Ia avoidad sold By all Druggists, &C. Factory IL
barclay street. tsW iuTk.
Tache!or's New Tollcl Cream fos orcsssI: the Halt
VIII Il
, 1864-12-28
#fDirtMal.
- #eDirtma[.
DR. EAsrERL4's
t0EtNE AND SARSApARlisA,

This The only medienc that y eaie alsssses assng
tp1a m Impure s:l:e CT Tic Blood, VIZ.
Scrofulu, or Kings EVIL, Cancers, Tu.
mors, Eruptions Of the Skin, EFys1P-
elias. Chronic Sore Eyes, RinEworm or
letter, sca1d I1oad, Old Sores, FoEer
Sores, Swc1liug.o ofttsc Glands, Lepro-
81, White SsselllnEs, Piles, B1otchess
Bous, Pimples on the Face, Goltre,
rheumatism, Dro2sy or Gravel,L2yeE
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Aneo.
Diseases nud all Diseases arising
from the use Of Mercury.
Tas rtaelae eonhinss 1p p hISh'g if{ seneeptEsted st
saS s4s. r. Hoe! r1a I b51k G HSn e.
iOpIDE OF POTASSIUM, together with other ynluA-
es 3 % q
shesc!oas remedy s1fE 9Sfsa & E. y ~ R1Rs f45
q! IL sG9@t'G5 & E: ;S:fs
sn % e. Sassas hen
tcx healthy scien. IA enabling them 70 perform 81
I;2R$ 4et SeS}ts o!
ss ssse GhnsE IF fo isesse Ss ctk rendered CE
T1f ST. e FfaEFEKAs ffKAsfiSSbbl fiSSbblsE AND
tui :hy rcnoyates tic whole systcn fsses u rom
equas eau i, etieaeiops "a 50 many duerct complaints
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
Is is that a!''' --
!aRE Or SEH E5as
SS 5S WEE fs%GE fSS the a's
Physican7 recommend this necic1ne e thcis
~ GAGS whsTf ~ i y naifato at ar 1n E.
, 1864-12-28
DR.. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAl1.

Consumption, Bronchitis, Splitting
Hl0od, Pain In the Side and Breast,
Nf,oop1ng Cough, Group, and all dfs-
cuses of the Ehront and Lungs
Reader h:ys you CoSeh, could q shy dlsGsss i q
DIE annually BY neclectInS COMMON COLD.
SG1hs sa cod' C +, 1, ot sqFsA lS f. coSsoMP
Prccure at once that celebrated remedy. DIR. CAR
rElre CQI;Gu BALsAM: which never taf's to STOP t
FEEr CURE IN . few dnSs. It Is beyond ~ dpubt
the most PERFECT REMEDY for all diseases OF the
THEOAT AND LUNGS known to tho civilized world
r. Tr.ee-Irtal bottles, 50 cents per bottle; large
~ Eer ssie At Dir, z, EAsTEELY co.'s Family
Medicine Store, % Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
ue1a tsse-I I0t-N WAFh
, 1864-12-28

~ The venerable Peter Cooper, Of New
York, md his. wife Sarah Bedde, celebrated
their golden wedding by donating ST, 900, the
interest Of which is forever to be divided
among the boys and girls lodging houses and
the industrial schools Of New York, on the
anniversary Of their wedding;
, 1864-12-28
NORTHWESTERN 3drk.
NJ kTORTHWESTERN NATION
AIBANE lF CHICAGO

NJ IURTUW ESTEEsN NATION
In AL BANK OF CHICAGO.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Onee OF Comptroller Of the Currency
NAeHlSaIoA, August $. 1ses.
Whereas b. satisfactory ey1.ence presented to the
assrslenee. It has bern made to uppel ttxt tho
E.ItAKeste.n EsttunEl Bank CT Chicago II the City
bpcn dGlF organized En4ct and accorttag to the re-
or.reraents Of the ret CT Con1c. Al net TO
United States Bouds TN! e Er3t1cs r. The Gu
aud Redemption thcs eut" RpprCved June 3d. 1871 snd
ouired to DC conr:ied With betpre ltc1cntirK ncsl
mesa OF banking Endef SAID aCt-
pi ths Currency. do hereby certify thti The kosthwcs-
eIQ Nhiipp bank Ut LcAE6. In the CITY nf Chacar0,
County OF EcoS Cd Stats Of lines Is authorized to
commences the bu.tnca Of bsnkinG nnder the at
Af.rcsAid-
In tezt1mony whereof witness uy hand ane seal 1t
office this thr1tcth GSy OF AEgQst: 1874.
IGcy1 eeal.1 HUGH McEULLOCH,
noE-ySG$ Slt Comptroller Of the Currency.
, 1864-12-28
Gptc[al Motifs.


M DVHEEHf ~ Nses"
Tic London Astrooaer} will wIitt out. .*ct1NrlFlcA1
II and oons7oT1r. the Fgfrn1 s1ntnrr D1:rtnI Of
Tctinc TricScry rcsofted to- These Life punt
pari:u:a1y te sr'sdF II 1s5ssd to neata.
Trlynds. Eucmtss' { nnd arc SURE GElDes. Full
Charts &s: Ten ycers fs: I'VE qu' stlon. H. Shtstac
,1on rusrapferd send day OF month and ye<r OF birth,
whctpcr .ines or married. and Address hES rs
LAiii.AlJ, Camden. New jersey de2s d.93 It WAN
4 Correspondent.
writing 10 t!,e Enoirnati Cns1srlAN ApvocA1e ssys:
''PeteHt Medicines are lIkH doctors, soMr Eoo3,
rome seod for nothing. Int l.vlns t!cr friends %
1scon'm. nd tbe and zach receiving shstt 81 pan &c
tBcd IN your piper harp' n know Il reliable ar
t!c.e fo5 some of tie dls fo, Hblch y !. RECON
.mcndfd. have convened with s"ytrA1 Intelligent
dtuegtsts some Of whom ere phys'cl4 4ns, Eho a7e.k
IN high rrase Of i 1'r .c curr Of d.aortss % I nnu
yrsctur can tsy such have that ana
I4tAl dsceso, Try Il has r.nAEl;aos virtues E1t'
doubt. Rev. ". S. lEN1s Fossos3A,U ".
, 1864-12-28
Eg.. E4sSTEH:LY'S
AMERICAN IMMINENT

T'Ilfs valuable Llnlznent Will cure
Tkhcnn1atfs11, Spralns, Cruises, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, Contracted Tcndons,
Sycllcd md Still joints, Lu1nba.o,
and NIL Diseases where an external
remedy is Indicated.
DE-. EAsTERLY's AMERICAN LrN1a1EyT will also
cure srr.lC1, Eruses, Cuts, Calls, Cates, Fling Dene
sczatshe rr Wounds which re constantly occurring
ON HAND to In time of need, as 1t the BEST and
MOST E FlCAtIQES tlNIAhNI gov a. Ese
Mcilcne Store - Madison street. near the Post oce
CAtc;Iro. lliiuQfs.
, 1864-12-28

I7. i.u.l.rov laytrr bscume cs1iuunt!y succeasfnl
:. ctr;:.v L ;rr:b mai avies a; similarly vi.
..ictr tu call send for circnfarf Of references and
twentv-our ycars standing. lie trvoirs bis attention
c.pscInls t. dseaA.s Of e CeIs3s" s;na' A1l;: g!
cAiu 10 public confidence. lie may be consulted 1t
Ils Uivntc residence III West Furt3 EGc1nd street.
tu,ly nun 10 t. NJ untiI& r. m. eacct Satutfav and
sunday. Adurcas atl letter. to DIR. y. Il LOIkKUW,
New York, care OF r. q. liox SIC.
h hrn161uInsIcAL view oT MARRIAGE Containing
,r1y 500 pages and 100 nnc p'st.s anG .nErsFinss q
nt Disease with treatise on t;hFiy krra.s It's p.
1,,yae Consequences uson {lIr mind aud Body, with
tic Author's Iiau oi Treatment the oniJ talioaa1
,d secc,ssfui mode or xu1c ns soSn y ne reP3r q
t'.csr contemplating n.rr4sr no c.tcrt1in doubts
81 rit physical rondlt,on Seat tt*c of postage t9
..uI7ency. By addressing DR.. La CnoE. s. Msiacn
: AUs Ahan!, \. T. Ccita-'4do1 !" -fAAA
, 1864-12-28
Letter from the Pre5ident.


the New England Society Of New York On
the occasion of the anniversary Of tho Land
ing Of the Pilgrims; .....
EXECUTIVE M8ys1os,
WAsuS6ros, Dec. 10, 1861.
Nj DEAR STR: have the houor to acknoW1-
edge the reception Of your kind inritation to bc
nrcsept at tho Annual Festival Of the New Eng
land Society to commemorate the Landing Of the
Pilgrims, on Thursday, the I'D Of this month;
Ny duties will not ALLOW nc to arai1 myself OF
your kindness.
cannot but congratulate you mud the countty,
however, upon the spectacle OF devoted nnanlmity
Icrm our marching columns and tho citizens that
fl our eqnadrons on tho sea, all animated by the
same determination to complete the work OF our
fatIlere began and transmitted
ne work Of the Plymouth cmlgrants WIS the
glory of theit ase. While We reverence their
memory, let us not forget how vastly greater Is
servant, 4. LINCOLN.
JosEru q. cnoATE, Esq.
, 1864-12-28
OF MAR

= L1ACE.-The propri6tors Of tue New folk
Museum q Anatomy h4yr dctt Ttd!net TO L. ne tIeE,
-four ot their Lectures Marriage md ~ dlsqna "a.
cecllnc Indigestion, Weatness or Depression; The
great foea.l Esil, Q! ignorance Of Physiology and
forwarded tree. on receipt Of four stamps by addroas
:ne fEcEE1ART. krw York Muxeuln OF Antony an
Medicine, GlS Broadway, NJ. dc20-bsas1mA
, 1864-12-28

From the Eev Jos. n. Eenua1t, P.stot Of tho nth
Baptist Church
Dr.. JACKSON: Dcnr sir--Iha been frequently rc-
qrested to connect my 1c with cummcndatioas of
different kinds Of medicines but Regarding the nS1c
tce rs out OF my appropriate sphere, have Ia al
cages SectneI; but with csea: proof In vh1tous In
stances and particularly IN my smIlr oE tpe usefal
ouce from m{ usual course 20 expre&s full convte
TEN AND ESPECIALLY FUR LIVER COMPLAINT.
IT Is 4 SAFE AND vALEAnLK PREPARATION.
II will be very beneficial to those who suer ou the
above canes.
j: Il, KESNARp,
Eighth, below Coates stseet FhilsIeiph.a-
From Eev. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF B.ntx
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr. C. II. JAc5sox: Dear str-Personai experiences
enables me to say that regard the German Hittaf9
prepared BY you as = most excellent Metlicfne. III
Gases OF severe cold and general debility hare BEEN
greatly benefited ty the Of the Dttsr and doubk
Yours, truly, WAIst:AN RANDOLPH.
CeEmaotowu, P1
From Rev. J: H. Turner, Pastor OF ueddins II.
Church, Philadelphia.
pR. JACKSON: Dear str-H Having used your Qerus.u
BirteEs my family ft qucnty, lam prepared 10 say
meat cases OF Eeneraldcby OF the system Il is tie
safest and most yoiushle remedy OF which hago suY
knowledge. Yours, respectfully.
IL N. Nineteenth street.
, 1864-12-28

T'he Confessions and Experience
OF an INVALID.
Tul' lsheh Tor The benefit and ~ = CAuTl9d ~
YLC.:G MEN aEa others. WIN sniet IRON Eeryoo4
u tic sa1ne time the Means ol s.lfceF.. " oae
yyho has cured hltlf AtktI undergoing cou6tdf1Ab!t
0utckery u, incloAinE postpaid GAve!ops,
single co !ta tuny he had .! the .Ither- SATHASl.L
MkYFA1H. Esa- Brooklyn. Kings Co.. y. l.
A1Fu uFN.
, 1864-12-28

:4 South Clark street. r. o. Box 1854. Chicago, H.
sIcEx1 D,.xA.Es. and diseases OF chEoatc caarac.
ter tA have hcEcd all other treatment yi.lts readily
10 his nrw mode Of cAtmeut and II permanent.
Treatment scn. any sidEe.* upun rece1pt otsFT-
.urs OF the case. Let those who Contemplate N ara
cisuit h!1 II sh uoud aro.d CT dfs 10 tat .nselyfi
sf1;r3f II conn fdrnfial DE-. p1:5 tn
, 1864-12-28
IEEI4RaE aESDE4ED9S
FLUID EXTRACT BucHU,

In atectoEs r=c1liat tc females, uneQraed BY any
other preparation. as In Ch.oroAs OF Retention, 11c
ular:tes, paspiancss CT suppression Of castoraarJ
eyacaatior., liberation Or sctrraors state OF the
Uterus, 1eucorrhes. and all complaints Incident to
the sex, whether tr!sn. rom hatss OF dissipation. TN
prudencl-s or In lie Decline Of Change ofLffe.
, 1864-12-28

From Eev. J. Newton EroTn, D. D., Editor or
Encyclopedias ct Religious kn ow,el3a ana Chris
Chronicle, Philadelphia
Although not dlsruecl to favor oc recommended nat
err medicines IN general, through is<ust OF their n
Efelents md ELECTS. yet ksow Of sufficient res
why n1an may not testify to the beneats be 81
1ieycs himself to hate Received Hou any simple pre-
pataton. In the hope tat lc may thus contribute to
the benefit OF others. :
do this more readily In regard to Hoodauds Ger
man Bittefs, prepared BY Dr. G.. ~ Jackson. Of this
years, undtr the impression tht thcy wcre chley al
alcoholic mixture au Indebted to my friend, Robf
Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF ts prejudice bv
proper tests and for encouragement ~ them whci,
suffering IRON greet anil long contained ability. Tho
Of tho present yeaE followed BY evident raef and
s not m I'll r q 0s o, aaa msn n yix1s
most d,sg.ilgd ot,rs:a5ntns Itnereiosc shank God
]. NEWTON .E0WN, PHILADELPHIA
, 1864-12-28

From Kingston to Atlanta the rails hare been
taken mp on The road, fires built about thena, and
the iron twisted into all SORTS OF cury1s thus thc7
ceeh Inhabitants In agony Of wouder at all thi
queer 1nanruyeTing. 1t appears af II wc intended
cvacuRtinE Atlanta, hut our troops tct:i-c the
wTonc diitctiou for tic hopes aGi purposes of 30
people.
Atlenta is entirely deserted 0. human beings,
excepting few soldiers here and tlle-e. The
kortcs IRE vacant; there Is 10 trade or traffic OF
sny kind: the etrects arc empty. Beautiful ro5ce
bloom In the gardens Of ins ho!scs> b1t terrible
henrts even Of thorc who arc GLAD TO dcs:roJ 1t.
! In yolr peaceful homes at the North yoc cannot
conceive how these people have suffered for thsir
, 1864-12-28

ITO THE LADIES OF CHI
l. CAGO,-MIss. II. II. GRO f, NJ. D., PhyE1ca4n 10
slc Female Department CT tho Green Mount Cure.
Idchlnl nd Ind desires to nfotm hty Ilents that she
q I'll arsin n1nr ntdce CGits the
, 1864-12-28

From TIC Rev Levi q. Beck, Pastor Of tho Bapttss
taptts: Church. philadelphia.
Ihsye known Hoodauds 6el.nan Bitters faTorsolv
ior number Of years have u.s.l them u my own
Twas induced to recommend team to m1ny Others and
know that they hare operated In striking beneficial
mannef. take great plca3ure In thus publicly bro
claiming thIs fscs and calling tho attention of tosa
afflicted with the diseases for which they are fccor
that my accommodation Will b. sustained. do ths
more cheeft4}y as Hootaods BlttcEs i Intended to
bcne9t tar afflicted, anI ii " lot druk." :
Yours truly, LEVI G. HECK.
, 1864-12-28


they arc possessed with the 1dea that ne are
fighting for them and that their freedom Is the OBJ
tect Of The war. This notion they rot from hear
''Stick in dar," was the angry exclamation OF
one Of party OF negroes 10 another, who was
asking too many questions Of the officer who had
given Them permission to Join the column Isl tick
tn.dar, its all right; We are g1iae along, wc'sa
free"
Another replied to question, :. Oh yaas, rnasza,
de people hereabouts werv heap frightened when
dey heard 5ou'se coming; dey busted ont yer
sudden"
Pointing to the Atlantis and Augusta Railroad,
whlcA bad been destroyed, The question was ask;
than It does to destroy ttf'
II would think 1t did, maasa; IN dat ar woods
over dar is buried eye5 SO many black men who
whipped to deth. seed 7em, sar."
"Doss the man Iive here who beat themi'
"Oh no, gar; he's dun goue long umc."
DESTRUCTION or RAILROADS.
By the wsy. the destruction Of railroads in this
campatgn has been most thorough. The dcstruc-
tlon ot such long lines q road requires
Bic II thc highest degree. The ordinary method
Of destruction was to place tue rails across pile
Of burning eleepers, their own weight bending
: them.
i METHOD OF DEsInUCT1oN.
Bat this docs not fnjure the rail SO much but
that it may be heated and Strengthened again. In
strgments have been made; one is clasp, which
which u inserted long lever and the raii IS tins
/; ripped from the sieepers. when the ralI has BE-
come heated a wrench IL applied, which hts close
over the ends Of the mil; By turning them In op-
posite directions The rail Is so twisted that ercn
rolling machine could not bring It back into shape.
:: In this manner have been destroyed s0ma thirty
miles Of rails which lay In the city Of Atantl and
also all the rails the Augusta and Atlanta road
! from the last named place to Madison; and thus
! far the Georgia Central road. from q few miles
! east Of Macon to Terryville Station, where am
; now writing.
! TIE MARCH TO TIE oaErcHEs.
! NEAR JonEsoS's, on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF TIE
/ GEORGIA RAILROAD, Nor. -, 1851 I
! We have not heard from the army on the north
side Ut the railroad ancc 1t left us At Sandersrlc
| nor from Fitzpatrick until today, an1 then ind,
. rcctly through negro, who reports that the sor
Of bis master rode all the way from Louisville II
! great hastc, reporting that Wheeler was fighting
! ihc Yankees, who were advancing on Augusta
| Gen. Sherman's second step In this campaign vii
have been equally successful with the arat Il he Il
able to cross the 0seeehee to-morrow. without
t much opposition. Davis and kf1patticks move
| meut has been blind In order to facilitate tht
passage over the Qgeechee Of the main body Of tht
| army, which, for two days past has been marching
| parallel roads south Of the railroad
| Thus fpr 1n hare reason TO bellcyc that tht
| rebels p7e Ignorant OF our principal movement
and are trembling with fear that Augusta is Gu
| oDfecttyt.
g! fitzpatrick Is doing the same WosE which hs nc
, 1864-12-28

NEAR ATLANTA, Oct. II, 1854.
Tic last few days have been full Of excitement
and deepest Interest. Tho str1tegic combinations
called :orth the anIety and curiosity OF ali. ara
beginning in part 10 unfold, revealing. plan Of
operations conceived upoa tho broadcast scalo
which. 1t is not extzayaaut to say, has ever been
stand now why, Tie army was in our Late campaIsn
moved to Rome, after passing through The ALA
toonn Hills, instcad Of marching directly on Rcsa-
ca. Hood at the t3tnc vas three days march In
adsancc Of us. Gen. Sherman knew very well that
in no event could Hood be oyertakcn should ne
continue to advance, aud he mnch preferred that
hs foo s5 to tbs sahs5
have dcmascd the railroad again near Atlanta, aud
then kept t. the houthwafd, when he would h1yc
been in cur present 'front.' offering obstacles seri-
ons enough perhaps to hare dcs.ated the morc-
1nepts noE tn progress.
, 1864-12-28


Any ana every price WIS obtsined for vehicle.
a thonsand dollars was cheap for common hug,
res. lest they snould fall victims to the ferocity
Several days of perfect quiet passed, after this
regiment entered dc ci1y. with band playing fhe
nafionM airs, which nnsic had 1nany day Since
heen hushed IN the capital Of Gcorgfa.
WHAT SHERMAN DID AT Hlt11DGEruLE-
Isui few Of the troops we're marched through the
city. Some two or three regiments were detaiicd
under the orders OF the engineers to destroy Ger
tain property desi isDatcd By the general command
n g;nss as 5 dspot buildings
and some ,730 bales Of cotton burned. Private
houses were respected eye-ywhere-eTen those q
lnge or insult to the inhabitants. One OF two o.
the hitter, known as having been In the rebel ar.
my. were nade prisoners OF war; but the surgeons
and oihefs, expressed their gratitude that such
perfect order vas maintained throughout the city
General Sherman is at the Executive Mansion
grace fled from his distinguished visitor taking
with hin, tie entire furniture Of the building. A.
General Sherman travels with a x7enage, Il roll O
IL Is complete for life out in the open aif as In
palace, this dltcourtcsy Of GOV. Brown Wns not (
serious inconvenience
Gen. she1man@e opening moyc in tho present
campaign has been successful In the highest dc
gree. At first moving hls army In three columns
with column oi cavalry on Ills extreme right
upon eccentric lines, hc diverted tue attention o
tic enemy, 60 that he concentrated his forces al
extreme points, Macon and Augusta, leaving IN
imreded the progress OF the main body. In thil
campaien, the cnd OF which does yet appear. i
Il not ihe purpose Of the General to spend hi:
time before fortified cities. nor yet 10 encumbcl
his wsguus With wounded ren. His instruction.
10 EI11latrick were to demonstrate against Macon
getting within Eye miles OF the city.
The roads each column were to follow wcrt
carefully designated, the number Of miles eac}
day to be travelled, and the points OF rendezvon!
were r1ycn ut ccrtain date. All Of these con4l
Hons werc fulallcd to the letter. Slocum.. w7tt
the Twentieth corps, arrived at MflledgeSille o1
the ed inst, preceding Davis, with the -Four
teenfh corps, one day. On the eana day kilpatricl
struck the Macon md Western road, destroying
the bridge. at Walnut creek. The day following
Howard, with the Fifteenth and Seventeenth corps
nrr!rcd at Gordon. and began the destruction o
the Georgia Central Railroad.
tWab Hear here that the most serious fight 0
the campaign occurred to this date. Gen. Wo1cot
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brigade Of infantry, was thrown forward to Girls
wotdyflle, toward Macon, for dcmonstratve pur
roecs merely. The enemy some dye thousaIt
strong, advanced upon our troops, who hsd throw
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