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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

NEW York. Nov. 27.-Nearly seven
millions worth of gold certificates have
been issued here during the past ten
days.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Col. Bravo, OF
the Liberal army Of Mexico, bearer Of
dispatches to Washington. arrived at
Kansas City, on Friday last He states
the Mexicans have twenty-five thousa~ 4
troops under arms, and that seventy five
thousand more can be put in the field on
receipt of means which will be speedily
raised.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Tbe Treas.
ury officers have seized counterfeit plate
of 1O.4O's, denomination $500, very well
executed.
New York. November 28.-A WASH
ipgton special says the Presidents posi-
ton regarding Mexico is, while not in.
different to transporting events, interfer-
ence on our part is Unnecessary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.

During the late war, there was some
provision made for the poor widows
and orphans Of our country. Though
the pittsnce was small, still it was bet
ter than nothing. Since the surrender
these poor uufOrtunates have been com.
PEELED to live upon the charities Of
the world. Something must he done
for this class of our community. VIII
not those Of our citizens who have
"plenty and to spare" divide with the
families Of those noble souls who gave
their lives in defence of the South.
Will the rich forsake these relicts oil
departed worth. simply because we did
not succeed? It was no fault Of theirs. The
husbands and fathers Of these uufor-
tunste creatures did all in their power
to insure our success. They gave not
only their time and energies, but they
gave their lives, in the cause and
whether right or wrong-whethsr pos
certify snail honor them as patriots, or
brand them as rebels-it is no less the
duty of every man who survives to lend
their families helping hand. Let cur
present Legislature take this matter in
hand, and pass such laws - will give
sS.ief lie. hem provide for a tax that
will not only furnish bare subsistence,
but let it be sufficient for their ample
support. The poor soldiers lost their lives
in attempting the defence of the rich. and
it is nothing bat right that the wealth
shat remains in the country should be
compelled to assist in the support of the
poor, particular such as we're made des-
tisuts-widoued and orphaned-by the
casualties Of war. We speak plainly.
We think the subject demands it.-ROs-
eiasho Chronicle.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
News Items.

Gen. Elliott, late G. s. A., has beer
formally pardoned by the President
The President has just issued an OF
der releasing Messrs, Seldom and Mas
grath from Fort Pulaski.
H. Hitchcock and G. Morton wera. al.
so, released and turned over to the civil
authorities.
A recruiting Office fer the Haytier
navy has been established On Broadway.
The pay offered IS eshty dollars per
month.
No credentials have been received from
the members Of Congress from the late
insurrectionary States, except. from Vir-
ginis and part of Tennessee.
Eleven hundred dollars have been
paid to the widow OF Lewis Washington,
q Confederate officer. in compensation Of
household property seized and sold dur
ing the war.
Robsr! Heath, comm .tted, with Taylor,
to The Old Capitol Prison for sPpropri-
ating $4,000 in gold, after the fall Of
Richmond. belonging to the Confederate
Government, hss been released by the
Secretary of War.
Thirty women have been arrested on
one railroad traiB coming To the Uuited
States from Canada for engaging one
hundred gallons of whisky IN cases made
after the simlitude OF babies, which they
carry in their arms.
New YoRk, Nov. e8-Dr. Sayre COD
tradicts the reported case OF cholera
here.
Gen. Grant started on bis Southern
tour ihis morning.
Commodore Craven's defence will be
submitted to-day.
The steamer Constitution, frop Savan>
nah has arrived.
Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher is now
acting Governor of Montana Territory in
absence of Gov. Edgerton.
A Montreal paper states that Bennett
Young, leader of the St. Alban raiders,
has obtained from Judge Wilson, of To-
rcnto. a full acquittal. He is now in
Montreal, and expects by and by to be
allowed to return home.
A new book, P. 7. Barnum, on 1.-THE
Humbugs Of the World,' is soon to be
published in New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

HGs PosITIoN. this heading the
Natchez Courier, of the 23r6 inst, has the
following:
Yesterday we learned of remark mace by
the commander of the pest at Natchez, Col,
Smith, who, while in conversation with q
gentleman, said as follows;
IF the troops are removed from the State,
the whites will so exasperate the blacks that
And, for my part, would be glad Of IT,"
So the position of Col. Smith is fully un-
derstood, and comment is unueces sary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

g 1t is stated that the Navy De
psrtment denies the runor that gunboau
are being fitted out Tor sea.
Some vessels ar being put in commits
sion, but, as We understand it. the pur.
pose is merely for tour 10 Europe for
the purpose, perhaps, of showing then
of, and letting the governments there SEE
how admirable they are prepared fcr wal
purposes.
1t has no such Specification, We imagine,
as 8 preparation for war.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

MISSISSIPPI LEGIsLATURE.-Tne Sen
ate. on the elst, unanimously adopted a
memorial to the President OF the United
States to permit the Hon. Jacob Thomp.
son, now an exile, to return and remain
unmolested, and TO extend to him the
provisions Of amnesty.
The House on the same day, did the
like.
In the Senate on The 22d, motion TO
suspend the rules so ss 20 read the Till
from the House to confer civil rights upon
freedmen q seconI time, did not receive
the required four 6fths vote.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
~ The Cincinnati Gazett,

~ The Cincinnati Gszett. says :
Davis 10, in some respects. sinbsd
against by bis own followers. Longstreet.
Hood. and most Of tie worst Politicians
Of the COpfederaey, iupludently say that
they would have succeeded II it had a..
been for the Obstinscy, iavoritism. etc,
Of Davis +! Davis was no grea, General,
and no doubt adhered to bis own friends,
and was under a most melancholy ue
fusion in regard to the South: but for all
that, be was the sblest man the South
has produced in thirty years. lie bad
nerve, energy. courage and intellectual
super iority which would have N sds the
rebellion successful il such a thing had
been possible. He prolonged the war q
year longer than any other man in the
South could havs done it."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

10O0 Bushels fresh COTTON SEED,
lUUU (warrented growth of 1859 for sale
by 7. J. RICHARDS
Dec. 2-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

~ A Washington dispatch SAYS
cit may interest Fenisns to know that
the British Government sent a special
detective to this country some weeks
ago. to spy out their dOibgs here. and
report them to the Home Government
His name is John McHigh. He is a
medium sized, red-faced, mutton-chop
whiskered individual, who affects laveD.
der kid gloves and much general neat
ness of personal appearance. He is now
10 Washington, and has already chang
ed bis name aud boarding place several
times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

W. II. CLEMENTS,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
FED'L LOSS BY CONFEDERATE CRUISERS.

NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
TELEGR APHIC

SOUTHERNERS GOING TO BRAZIL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
PLANTATION FOR RENT.

TNOUR miles East of Canton, well known as the
Il Mash Place." containing six or seven hun
dred acres Of cleared land, and good improvements
JOHN M. FOSTER.
Dec. Q, '65 IT,
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A rIEE COTTON FARM FOR RENT.
Dec. 2, '65

THE Plantation belonging 10 the Estate of
i James L. Muse, lying six miles East
OF Canton, is now for rent. The place is known to
be among the best cotton farms in Madison county,
and with very little labor, can be put in first rate
condition for crop the coming year.
Persons wanting to rent good land would do well
to examine the place. For particulars apply
to BIZ PRICHARD, ~,
Dec 2-tf or MUSE I FIX Is'
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0~ai9ingtnn. Nm SDnnta9 Na6mtttaq
tpurpe Der @nfan9 nit Der &aumnng pes DR.
lenal6 9ema6t, tttpem Der &ebeuen@@ Sen. 5ar=
rts unp Der 9rpfeHor Mtc@ulpugb barar5
%entfernt purpen. Sarrt6 tpurbe mad SORT
Mc6enrp absefibrt, wp er einltpetlen tn en-
gem @epabrfam gebalteu tperpen lpa. @tc=
G1tlUug9 wurpe mad &i6mtcnp e8cprtirt, wp
ct i'm 2ttb9 @efdngni6e pOer i'm @altle 2bu1=
Der 1T enser 5oft 9ebalten werpen lpl,
SeF's @rtSatiefret1r, 8entpn 6arrtipn, Der
e~benfall6 mebrere @p6en bier loB, 1T unter
8eglettun9 elmer @aGe nit Der @tienba6n
mad Sort Oclnpare 9el6ift.
@m Mpntag 2l1Dr @fOrgenS purpen Or,
Wuop, Span9ler, @rltplp unb S'9au9bltn
i'm Opfr. State Of Ntaine unter 8epeduna
BON "a 80. pom 10, Set, 9telerpe Geet. ltnter
Sen. DpOp unp einem Sff5ter abgefutbrt. Sci
Sort NUnrpe beltiegen le Elm &anpnenbrpt
uno 1tabmen fit 30 Sage Natipneu, purars
man i<ebt, baB ie ntdt mad Der Mlbans
YenttenttarY, ipnpern naG Den Dr9 Gprtuoas
beItimmt linp. Isl Ho= ~ s #
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9ln,erifaniftbe Nacbribten.

YcunI1lhanicn. 9btlnpelpbta. =
Die 9roBe ueberl9memmung in Der Na9t pom
Sonntas gum WOntas BAT iebr 9rpBen S9a=
ben setban, @ielen unp 5eloer perbeert, Sau<
me ausserifen, 8aubols f%prtseldwemmt II,
I. 10. gtcA ant Dienlta9 trieben 8Gume,
6etBen, 8retter, 8alten, Safer unp ~Ipnlti9eS
@eratbe ben SbuYlfia binab. Qeute in 8ou<
ten traren belAaftist, es au%fsufan9en.
Sn WprrtStDm mn bat bic Slutb in ben
5ols= uro &cblenGfen srOeen S6aben anse-
rt6tet, cine Sa9emible unp etn @pbnbams
serltSrt unb cine Mn3abl Steb ~pessel6memmt.
..Sn S~afaYette Station purpe etne ga
ptermable unb bic S6ieuen Der Gtlenbabn
3eritDrt. sa4.ses E
q, get SO annDunf nurpen mebrere Ga
nal6pUte entfubrt, zines NIT elmer Jrau unb
mebreren &tabern, bic flGsli6 um 9Ilfe rie<
fen uno mod glidlid serettet wurpen. Die
Vel6dDi9ungen an @iNabicpn lfnb bic be-
celtenbiten nnp belaufen liG iiber $4,000.
NuA gu Jdirmpmmt p1rpe betradtlt-
der S9abe1 aneertGtet. Sb Wenlbenleben
o~erlpren esesansen linb, lit nod ni6t eepiB
3u fa9er. Gin &tnp ertranf auf fplgenbe
0eti e: Seine Mutter, Die auf einem Canal
bUUte forttrteb, tpplte eS auf bic @erfte Der
@asperfe tperfen, Derfeblte a6er ibr 3iel, bas
&tno ftel iNS Wa1er unb ertranf.
Miinnri. Gin Correspondent Der vBelt=
ltden YDlt" ldreibt II &TIbtown iber
etn ourt ab8ebaltenes Set:
~ lele ipD6entlt6 In S6rer mir ltets ers
mur'ld9ten 3eitune BON ben Sielen Geraniiaunz
gen, lrelfe nberaa tattsefunben baben. ater
nod ME, Mo LANCE ameriea ltsbt," 6abe ids
solt Eolstosr' etfpas barin sefun6en.
Sic perben frasen, mp lfeat 85IhtOmn 2 IN
BET Spnte pber I'M Muno, DSer fam man "a
in ben Sternen frpen ? &etnes bon olenOreie
en- ; abet in S1d9e 60, No., III es ertans
ben, .es fat tpettger benn 10 Meilen i'm UNI
fang, unb 3dblt tpeniser benin cine NliGion
Gintpcbner tnb bod f~etertfr mir pen 4. Suli
in lebr entlpreAer Wetie. Nd4mtttuss A ubr
oate bas 9oseliatebem ben @nfans maiden,
Ibann Rinsteaen su 9ferbe, Bettrenne1 TN
Sad 6obnerlhlas &C. fplsea1 utto Elm Sau
bas Set bel1lteben. 4
Die 2eute tamen ater SGpn Nur8ens 1ipt7
Ifsen 8 unS 8 l1er asgrFaBtes NIB ssrtta1i
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DAD aroe sdnserfeft int SfetD 9yOrf.
Often t a unp Mtttw0H.
DeIesaten:g teuns. Stusfiise. 0aS @tetss

Dten t ag unb MtttwOH.
DeIesaten;s teuns. 9tnshise. Sos @tets.
519tGH@ .Fse1 GcnStrt. .-aLt tts#.
Vi gBie b%efimmt, fanb Die algemeine Dele
eaten,S tbun9 Der @elang=Sereine am Mor<
gen ltatt unb purpe Die Sibung bur6 6errt
Stefen nit fpl9enpen @prten erSFnet: u
,Meine 6errsn I! SIN Der lebten, Dor 6
Sabren in Baltimore abgebaltenen Deleea5
tem-S tburg tpurpe mir Der ebrenpplle Nuf5
trag, Die Gerbanplun9en gu leiten. SIS purbe
su eletder a3ett belhlc1en, bas nadlte Sanz
gerfet i'm Sabre 1861 in Netp=gUrt absutal=
ten. Die Oriinpe, tpeBbalb bas 6elt in aet
pa4tem Sabre nidt ab9ebalten trurbe, lte9en
Sbnen, meine 6err1, gu tabe, I'm naber ba=
ranf c~in3useben. Gs freut rns Nep= gDrfer ,tm
10 ntebr, oab Sic liG, trpb Der lattgen 9aule,
70 5ablrei6 1ier einsefunpen babeu. Inns Bat
ten Sic ben ebrenppIlen Nuftraa. ertbeilt, ais
6eft9eber su fun9irrn. 0ir baben Nles, mas
IN nnitren &raften ltanc, oufgetpten, bteler
Nunorperung nad3ufpminen.- Wir mitllen
aber um SIRE Madii6t bitten, trenn Srrtbit=
Iner pper Jebler besan9en ipurben. gBir ma
rem 3a idtpa4, um IleS 70 3n ~leiten, etnen
Seoen 3u befrteoigen. @ber nebmen Sic ben
suten WiQen unb BEN Offer fir bic Shat.
Der Damali9e Sefret1r, 5err Qouis Diebez
rid, 1T auf benz 5elbe Der @6re 9efalen. @r
1T elmer Der Sielen, pel9e bic 9Yra nit benz
S@pertf Sertaul4ten. @r mar ltns Elm gutter
Setretar rno elm tparmer 6reunb, belen Ser
lult mir tief bebauerten." ss
Gs fanp pann cine l1neere Disculipn
Statt iiber Die Nrt unb @eiie bee @mpfanas
uno trurbe BON Or. @inbwart sum 8alti=
more 9teoerfrdn3 NIT 3eGt bas LANCE 6ermm=
marldiren Bel Der Na9t getabelt. Sc purpen
lcoann duf 9errn 6enrmeter's uto &lnoerer
gorlalas folsenDe BsldliRe BON @idtisteit
sefaBt: a. .,'f a-s
i Der tebtpetlige 6etbiri9ent ioue $50
den spr einem 5elte bic 8ereine Der 9rSberen
Stdote beIaden uno Yrcben nit ibnet ab<
balten. III aatGsETE 9s&fi.s4&
p Gs lolle bent n1Glten Tels@cmite Die
Bra9e iber Die 3tpeGmabisteit Der Grridtun9
bon oentl@en 5allen "a la Concordia) sprge=
le9t perben. IS se.so M
y Das rd6Ite grobe Gdn9erfef fol- 1867
IN philadelphia ~ab9ebalttn treroen. 2 '7aa1
gsri4iebene DantbeiblalIe purben Johann
gefaBt uno aud Der beutl9en Sanser uto
tbtss Gtfes in DRESDEN aeDndt. ri
9m@ @atas oer DeIssutensS istas trdt
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nHN~ Nv OSSfIhNA~NH
QDdfbtnatpn, 6. G., Is. Suit 1865.
Uertte8elte Nn9ebpte TIM DupItfat merhen btS Dteufda
cen 70. Sult, Nstttaes II entsesenseurmmen fur 9tee
run9 bpn
Gintu1ienO 10000 SAB MebI
en- has SubffenS Department.
Die Mn8ebCte bejtetsn fb aufbte tn biefenn Deprt btIann
ten %rten yto: l, Il. 8, anb Gnf trsenb etat e~ertnesrs Quan
tit1t fir has @an3e.
Dtelelten rnuftn In DupItf1te Mnb fur iebe Surte auf Der
f1te6ene 8peen Yapter a~nseseben ietn.
Die Nblteferun8 rnHs innerbaIb flnf Tasen bon @r5Fnun(
Der An8ebpte unb tl9lt@ In frIden Auantitdtrn eef1eben
pte rte ~Nesterune ~cerLdnst; S1heIbe Ia tn benz Resierunss
Waarenbaufe tn Georgetown, an ben Mberften cher Babu.
bDte In 9SaSbsn8tcn, o.. G., dbSulieferr.
Die Y~teferurg bS eanjen NRebIS nue ~innertaIb 20 GGstr
opn @r61nun8 Der Mnsebpte eefbeben fstn.
015 Wtebl niuB IN neuen ei@ener unb sefltterten S6Rern
8elieert trerber.
3aElunsen werben tn iOl&en 5Ouss sema&t ale SUu ben
Der. StaateH e~eltefert pereen, .-
Dor Nnnobtte beS NteblS 6eIhiebt BITE 9ep5bnIi6e amt
Tide SnlpefttDn unb tetn Wlebl ptrb GneeuUmmen. wel&es
nttt frti1 %ger11tlen uab BON arse etet1neter Qualttdt TT.
Gin &reueib npB iebem Mneebpte ttnes 8ieters, Der nt6t
benEIten bereits in bteer Office rtsifrtrt bat, ~beisetdst fttn
une tstn Mnaetpt tptr6 BON foIden aneenpntmen, bic friber
TIRE Serrft9tuneen t%erfdHnt tdbei.. reer tte nt@t Bet Der
@rSttnuns Der Ansebpte sesenn drtie finh.
Oas Gcuoernement beb1lt tn bds 0he6t Srr, ir8enb tpeI-
DE Mneebote aus trgenb reI&ea u laden Ju ~psrrertn.
Mn9ebpte ntIfen an ben unterJethnetsn In Hr. 223 g..
Strase %abrefFrt u. e%nbUfFrt kin Proposals for Flour"
6. 8. 8rtb9es.
tlI1ut 0nIl 0opt. u. 9. e. y.
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3u permietben auf Is Sabre Qenie

Gtne GeIesenteit erfer &laHe In Seluetien an Ter gatti.
more ane O5tC @tlenbabn In gDeIt- |irstnien,
y our SGmei3Ufsn (Burnace) unb GtIenwert tn Der.
%blnentte NIT benz Granfltn SdmelBufn.
y fur Satrietren bon Seuer=gadheinen.
" gOtreh BON 8cre6l.
a ~ be SIas-Tabrit.
81 = bic @erteret.
y 81 S%erntet9en takIbf gieb Gatrr unb easemable.
gsene 0slA9e ttHe ~ MAIDEN bel 9Gbn SntIer, Gso. ,tns
9nS9S%s1seg 1uIeper, grefrn GO, QDefoersinien rter bel qobn
y. Z: @0net NNrt9 90b0fen. Stem SerfeS. linf4E.Gne
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Das Smreau fir TretecIaTenc.


SVl9enber intere0ante Brief bes Colonel
8rUwn, @lifent=G Ummifdr beS Bureaus fir
Greiselaiene BON 8irsiniert, gins eefern Elm
nno 3ei9t, bdB bas ,Nittertbum" taulenbe BON
5tattUnen aus Snfel Sam'S Observation-Disclosures
be3iebt. G5 miiHen Mnltalten setrofen tper=
ben, biele trd9en, tUhmutbieem 8ettler sa
3pin9et, boB ie arbetten 1tnp liA Ielblt ibren
untsrbalt Serbienen. Der 8ertGt weif meb-
rere 9rObe unpatrbeiten pes Nfe,p g)crfer
9eralo na6.
8ert4t be8 @pt. 8rpwn. -5i b
&i@mpnb, ga., Is. Suli.
gn @er. =2fatpr 9umarb: a
Sn 8esu9 auf ben Mrtifel int Stem gort
6eralp, auf tpel@en Sies mid aufmerflam
ma6telt, erlaube iD mir, fUl9enoe 2batI a6en
Sbnen ppr3ufIbren Die ein3igen 8nrroden
bel 8t6mpnp, Die Ne9er inbaben, linb Die
unter benz Namen @bimbpra3p 6pspital Sc
f~annten. sic linb nod 1T bemlelben ;3uz
ltanD, ME bic Nebelen Ge SerlafIen baben,
@S lfnp gang robe !9pSpitolselte, ni6ts tpeiter.
Niebrere per1elben purpen fresen Der 6sbeu
Netten in Der Stapt-$10 mUnatli9 lit mod
cine btllt9e Nente fit cit. .3tmuter in ben
iAle4teten 6Guiern-f fir Qettf re1erotrt, bic
10 9Ube &entet nt4t 3a6len tSnnen unb BON
ibrsn btSberi9en 6erren sertriebeM pprben
itnp. Die 3abl I1mmtli6er ut bielen 8ar<
radsn auf%senUmmenen 6%reiselaIenen betragt
2571, bic bis auf 818 @rbeit mnb unterfpm=
men anperpdrt6 sefunben BADEN. cSere
818, Die nod bier linp, ern66ren E6 felblf.
@let13etti9 limo audi 90 @eise In bielen
Barraden aufgenpmrnet Tpprpen, 30 n ~ I l.
den so pom s. 0uoernememt IN
ter9aIten Werben. Die gan3e 8e-
s6lferun9 bon 8t&mOnb wtrb anttlt9 anf So
900 9e1&Gbt BON peret Die 6alfte 5arbi9f
fnn. 80 .ltG&
9us 8eri9ten, Die pom 9raiioenten bes
6alfscUmmt1fon an mid ~erltattst tperea
lFnb, erIe6e i9, baB pom smebr ais 25,OOO
Tarbtaen muir 942 Bis gum |. Suit tuSGent'
ltG Nattpnen erbtelted, tpd6reno in berlel6en
3eit 1894 @etBe Dom @ouSernentent erndbrt
sCaroen; @enn nun berM ar8el an Nrbets
tern 2 srSs III, tparart f6nnen nt9t BON ben
TAFT VOOo @eieen, bn3i 1ettrenoet unc
70 pas @uuoeraenent SerlAent trereeu, Fe 3l
erndbren. SD febe ntGt Elm. tpdrnm Der
farbigs Mann nt6t bnNeibe @ent baben fol,
auf btee @etie ietne Gnnsilie ~ erndbren
DAB er nt9t nuStrdrtS 3u 0rbeitet brdu4t
SD ~Serlan9ts uuut re~8elmGBiasn Gcrreipcn.
crntrp res 0FrGtO GsttHruks R$er ttsfea gr
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SOMtS ~. Weber'8

L!X Ularplar0 Snltltut l5a4 @eftauratipn,
Nc. 20 Rartet Gpace.;
Dem bteF9en fprpbt nte hem dusm6rtfapr Drhr,t,x, sn
gteb!e tp hermit rnetnt aufs S&6afe etnperi6tete gptrtbs
I6aft unb Refaurattpn. ~D"|
8alte unb rpnrnte SpetIen Enb ,u ieStr 9ooes,.it. AZ b,bpn
unb bic Bar IA fes nit BEN retnfen @etr6n}en ssr Ssben
~ &ettenbe nnh @OorbsrS 6nben ieberieit Inter.
rOh'nhe" (2Qini3aR tnmi
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gu ~pertaufen:

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BnIItlhpff, II. Suit 1906.
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observation-disclosures.
9lnaebpfe fir M1ehI.

Office Oes Depot GOmmi6drs fit @etpflesuna.
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gerfeselte Nngebpte TIM DupIiiat perben bts Dteufda,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-01
The Army Of the Jane. In Motion

NEW YORK, March 3l.--The Tribune's
Washington special says an announce
ment having heen made that the Army
OF the Potomac had again assumed the OF
tensive, it will not be improper 10
state that troops of the Army of the
James, on Monday and Tuesday, crossed
the James river and joined Grant iii his
new moV ement. General Grant himself
left City Point for the front on Tuesday
AFTERNOON Gen. Sheridan, with bis cav
airy, led the advance. and by this time
has probably cut the only remaining line
of communication with Richmond, some
where between Burkesville and Dan
Vile
The rebels on Sunday and Monday had
the bulk of their army masSed on their
right, either in anticipation OF al attack
in that direction, nr preparatory 10 an
evacuation of RichuioGd The line be
tween here and City Point has not been
working for i've or siX hours and if there
has been any fighting it is unknown
here 1t is believed, however, that d
heavy battle took place today.