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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
CopartncrsI)ip Notices.

'NOPARTNERSlIIP NOIICE.-The limited
" Psuership heretofore existing b'wsen tie subs. fhcr
under the hrrl o. " BONA r.. BkEkMAS bNApFoiD
D. " IN which slmae u. Yrnd ord TIE Special Partner vi
terminate this day ty ifs own ..4i alton.
Newly ok, Jlle o. 1868.
henry BOWERS
OiLhERT J. bLLkNiN,
SAMUEL d. EN AnFORn. r.,
HENRY BTFkMAS GRAHAM,
SAMUEL ID. BRADFORD.
LIMITED PAnTNE RSHlP.-Notcc !. hereby given 'hs'
limited partnership bee this day been formed between ne
limited iirtfhips under tie nfre % sra Of BOWERS
BEEkNAS AND BRADFORD. IT, Tie general ns'lrs -
tie nufss 20 b. tfssacted tie ac ~ domestic dry goods
,nd other mrfchsndso generally, upon c"inulsfon std
Ealing 10 efclAEdso generally upon communion OF other
sise.
Tie general paiiic. lnefesisd therein Hrury Bower
who fo.ies ~ oictu tte state q Sos fofa. ed Otsr
T. EeeImtn samuel DEXTER hrafft junior, and Henry
hickman GfAlan who respectively reside 10 ite Cy Of
Nsw-iofs.
The special partner igi.rt,d therein ssuael u. Brad
f. a. ho fsifs ~ We; H0ihlry tho stat" q Mtssa
cLlcit.. cod spcH special Tlic hos contributed 20 80
common sock tAc sau Of Two -ntfei Ih.a'si4 bolsT' m
cash.
TO ssl partnef,h'p s,o csrrenee on 30 ff' dsy =
Ily tlo1stnf ost hundred AMI spty i've hnd u su
Terminate fhe TIA ctn dsy Of June, cue th9asAnd e.lt
bundled and satv slslf
Dated Ne~.logk, July ]. 1898.
HENRY BOWFrl
GiLh-RT L. EEfkNAS
SAMUEL DEXTER BRADFORD IT,,
HENRY BLEhNAN GRAHAM,
SAMUEL ID. BRADFORD.
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Orfnn Gteamers

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
" via NICARAGUA.-The CENTRAL AMERICAN
TRANSIT COMPANY, viii dispatch on the 2oh OF every
month g, Noon from per No a. North River, the good
steamship ERICSSON, Capt LOWBER a. lower rstes Of
passage than any other le. For particular sppy TO
d. " CAHRlNGTOh, Agent.
No III Wet corner of Werren.st y. Y.
v. B.-rwo p~u Steamers tho Nicaragus" and " Leone
building for hi. Company nearly complete and the me
will shortly b. every 90 DAYS, which hope VIII enap
offer sufficient accommodation to the great demand Tor
pssge by this iavonte line well known 20 al of CaiioTnans
ior and attention TO tho comfort OF Il. passengers
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CRIE KAlLWAY.-Trains leave DepOt io0.

ERlE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot 100,
4 of ChamJerss'., via Pavoiia Ferry.
Pay r1press for 'susr ialgua Foclesfer hurh 40,
SALAMANCA West Connects Il Buffalo Win Lake -hor
ID Grand Trunk halfway nd Salamanca with Atlantic
.rd Great " -stefn AaA~ty. go
f.5Oa M. NIX .aa VA, Tain. dily, to Ot.vl-.
10 Express Nal, Tor Buffalo, connecting win Lake
Shore llassy
p l klht LIprcss TO- CsnaBdsis8G. Rochester, buiIo
Sfimsuca ard West
t.r Bura o. Salamanca, DunA and West. connect. A.
u.s with Lake Shore AVID ofud irrnk Railways and AZ
Saafnsrc. with Atlantic aud Great Weston Railway.
o. M Emipant TsAil, day iot Bufg.o Salamanca Dan-
HUGH RIDDLE Gen'l sup't, New-York.
WV r. BARR. Ornl Pass A gent, ssSfo.k
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 20 FRANCE.
" THE GENtRAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs
NEW LINZ o. flRsr(LAS, MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BFTwELS NEW-iORA AID HANRE, CALLING At
HRfsE
The splendid vcsels Ills flyoiic roae for the
Conaneut af- tie follow .ng.
WA~IlNBION .......t 200 tuns...,..a0 hrrse power.
LAfAfL Ilk..........i,io t iuns....9 horse ppscr
IlNbff .l.f tuls.s....fF loTt" power.
NAPDLTOs ti... t,itafls fraiyl. ,lo horse power
81 LATHTs r.......l ...........Ograt powell
PFVFIRE dinsl.........brra power
VILE Oh PAR .tfuidnsl .......... Gr,at power.
DEPARTURES fKOM NENNON4A.
EUROPE n
LAfAl ETIl........FRIDAi. ............. august II
PRICE or PASSAGE. ~ GOLD.
FRsr Cabs. = rs sitoND cabin 81
larlufIn. table wine I. 2 sittoI c..ss
Psssenrer. infrrlnf end Ifss wi be- furnished here
wih railroad cnuP.nikst, cd their b7fsHge ch' okrd o
rs, additional caaso OF - Tor trs aid z iof second
class
Mrsir1l cff,Hfgac> free Of c,r,gs
f.r fugthsI Aliosnafi1n . ply @
GO. MACKENZIE. hrrut
20. ufosdss !. Sew 0fs.
Al l'.ri, - nou'ersri g. Cspueno. tOfaud HotelL
At flarIe. NN. laEaIN : ca.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
~ Passenger Depot in NewYork 100, Of Lbery.st. and
Freight Depot IA New ors Pier No. 2 North River.
Meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware Lnckswanns
Western haroai Eason with Leh.h Valley Rail
road and Il. connections forming direct limo to Pittsburgh
ami the West. without change o. ears.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 70 THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from tue West except SrIdAyr
" en- evening Iraia
Sixty Miles ard Two Hours savcd by line 70 Chicago
Cincinnati. ST. Louis ETC.. with change VI cars
SUNNI X ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing July ]. 1895. leave Now ork fol VS.:
AZ 6.gl r. for Easion. Mauch Chunk. W,liamsport,
Nlkesharre, Mahuuoy City &c.
o.. m.-tor Bergen Point.
NAL TEss-ttg0JA tor Fieu-ingon ELston, Wa'er
Gnp Scranton, Wkebarre, Great Bend P'sou, Bnsh1m'
tol. sc.
900 e. n Western ESgres, for Ession Scranton Great
Bend Allentown, Retins HrnsDgrg, Pittsburgh end tho
e.. vito by c.nse o. Cincinnati Chicago
but two changes 10 -. Looms -
H.. 2 $50. s..u aud II for Fizl5eth. ~
1900 NJ IKIy-For Eaton, Allentown. Mauca Chunk,
p m-tcr taston. sclsn'on. Great Bend Bethlehem, Al
lcntowu, Nslcs Cbuns and ". liarIsport-
3 p t1.-forsomeis.ie and Fleminro
C.lO = m.-fof Snmciyiie. 80
$50 .. M. MKTHaS EAFRs1s Ik,rS-for Easton Alien
town Hsldiag Herr sblg Pittsburgh, SUI tho West sleep
nf cars through Jersey tyto ft0ul every eyellnf
ELIEAHErHroFT ASD NEvlCKK r. r-Leayo NeW.
YORK from Pier No y. r. a. 9.n Is, I'D aud o'VO
o. bol'sstop . Bergen POINT and Mariners haroor.
Tickets Wet be obtained al the once 81 ths
Central Railroad Company. foot q loeryat, y k az 10
Asfof oas. a. "a and 81 Br0sdu and II the ITa
clpl hotels JOSIAH -. SIEAkhs. Superintendent
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
Arcatla w atch.

Nm E2eg"nt Aovefy IN UATI HES,
TEHE cases oi this watch are an entirely
new invention. composed OF 5iN different metals
combined rolled together and pln i>hed, producing an
exact mitatinn IL h carat gold called Arcana, which
will always keep its color They beautiful :
solid gold and afforded a, ghth the cost The
case beautifully design with pane and shield for
name. with Patent Push Pin. and engraved in the ex.
act style OF the celebrated Gold Hunting Levers, and
really handsome aud desirable, and exact an Inn
aion Of gold as to defy detection The movement i
manufactured by the vel! known 81 JuneT Watch Com
pany of Europe, and supeTby finished having en-.
graved pallets, fancy carved bridges adjusting regu.
lltOr with gold balance and the improved ewcllcd
action with hur dial and skeleton hands ana Is war
ranted good time Keeper
These watches are Of three different sizes, the
small lest being for Ladies' aud all Hunting Cases
OF SIX will be sent by Mail Express for
Sl25NO. single one sent IN a handsome Morocco
Case for S250n will readily sell for three times their
cost We are sole agents for this watch in the Uuitoa
States, AMI none are genuine which do not bear our
Trade mark Address
GIRARD W. DEVAUGH & Co.,
Importers, IS Maiden Lane, N. i.
May %, 1885 -3m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
Farmers Department.
Growth of Timber.

II is singular fact that what were vast
treeless praries iu Illinois, twelve years
ago, are now covered with dense growth
Of thrifty young forest trees, comprising
various species of oak, hickory, cotton.
wood, ash. &c. so rapid has been the
change in many localities, that were some
Of the early settlers located, twenty To
twenty-five years ago without tree around
them. they can now cut aud hew good
building timber a foot square. Prairie
land when kept from the annual fall burn.
ing formally practiced by the Indians,
rapidly produces growth Of trees. Some
of the old citizens, who greediy located
the timber land when they came to this
country, and were careless about acqur
ing prairie, now find the latter OF NOR,
value than the former, their timber ha.
grown faster than they used it,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
Fruit Trees,

The Rural Net0 Yorker says, there is
a practice among the Swiss aud Germans
Of boring into the ground among the roots
of fruit trees, with an instrument made for
the purpose, and pouring in liquid ma uure
to force the tree forward, and also to ena.
BILE it to resist the drought in dry wealth
er. l have practoed this for four years
with some fine Seckel pears, in dry land
with good success. Avoid this after Sept.
ember first, as it will induce second
growth. late in the fall, which will be quite
irregular and very liable to be winte kill
ed. The instrument l use is the common
iron bar which can be driven in amobg
the roots without injury. Take for a
wash, as buy no Especial manures, to
three-fourths Of barrel OF water, four
quarts OF ashes, two shovelsful Of night
soil-stir up well and pour into holes made
as above, what the tree requires. Soap
suds are capital for this purpose.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
A First-CiaSs Hotel
Nlaaho0d how Los, how Restored.

MaHho0d how Lost how Restored.
-~-s~-s. just published, new edition OF DR.. Cul.
$3.50 Vrrwe!ist Glebi ated Essay the radical
.TIysJ>% cure (without medCiue) of SpermatorrhHi,
u, seminal weakness Involuntary seminal
Losses, mpot nry Mental and Physical lncapacity
lmprndiments To marriage, etc: also, COnsun ptnn,
Epiepsy' and its, Induced by seltlndugcnoe sex
uHl eNlTayaganrp.
L. Price, IN sealed envelope, only six cents
The celebrated author in this admIIahe essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty yeats successful practice,
that the alarming consequenccs ut seif.ahuse may be
radically cured wihoutthe dangerous of Internal
medicine or the application of the knit- pointing
mode or cure AT once simple certain, aud effectua
by means Of which every sufferer, matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheapy, privately
and radically
" his Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth aud every man in the land
Sent, under seal IN plain envelope, 10 any address
post paid 81 receipt of SIX cents Two post stains
Address the publishers,
CHAS. J.C. KLINE B. 60,
l27 broadway New York. Post Ohlce Box i,5sG.
April l. 1866
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

In many affections peculiar TO Females, the EXTRACT
BucuU uncqua,ed by any other remedy. and for oil
complaints incident TO the sex, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE,
.B- SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
cT No Family should be without IL.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
To Cure Wormy Trees.

The following recipe is published 10
the New York Evening Post
With large gmblet or auger bore in
TO the body Of tree just below where tn c
limbs start, in three places, a groove in.
clining downwarss. With a small tun-
mel pour shillings worth Of quick silver
into each groove. Peg it up closely, and
watch the result. Had it been done when
the sap FIRST started on its upward circuit
1t would have been more efficacious-yet
even now. it will greatly abate the nuis-
ance.
The plan was first tried for wormy
apple tree by Samuel Jones, Esq. Ca
naan, Columbia county, N Y, and with
entire success. 1t is believed that far
from damaging the trees, it will even add
to the beauty Of foliage. In the case Of
the fruit becoming perfect and beautiful
but the very leaf seemed to grow larger
and far moro dark and gloosy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

pay- Patience is key of oontentment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

How TO LEAD ANIMALs.--Cattle, it is
said, of all descriptions, horses, calves
and sheep may be led by making a slip
ping moose and fastening it to the lower
jaw passing tie rope (Which must be
small) around the neck and through the
moose on the jaw. 1t is very easy way
ofleading a sheep, one not obliged to 60
behind and "push." After once pulling
the sheep will follow right along with no
trouble.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
Catterpillars on Apple Trees.

The common tent caterpilars were
abundant last year, and they have left
their eggs very neatly and skiIlfully glued
upon the braDche. of apple trees. Sharp
clusters very readily and throw them upon
the ground, small trees can be cleaned
with comparatively little trouble, while
the branches Of large tree that fills a
circle of some thirty or forty feet, aud
probably some will escape the most care.
ful search.
These must be removed after they be-
come creeping things" which they will
do es the buds open. For many years a
round brush attached to a pole has been
very generally used to remove the nests
Of these insects. One great trouble with
these bru.hes was that the bristles, es
peclally fter being wet with dew or rain,
were not stiff enough to hold and wind up
the web Mr.. j. S. Seedham Of Salem
Mass, has left at our Office specimens o.
a brush made in the old form, but OF iron
wire, card fashion, which we think viii
obviate some of the objections urged
against the old fashioned ones. Nr Need
ham calls it the Caterpillar Scourge. -
For the purpose of cleaning it when clogg
ed with nests ,each "Scourge,' is furnished
with little Iron toothed handbrush We
do not know the price, nor where they
are 10 be bad except OF the patentee.
". T.. Farmer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

Irs SYMPTOMS, CAUSE AND CunE
THIS has received its name from con-
Il stant nausea or sickness at the stomach, which
attends the pain in the head. This headache is apt
to begin in the morning on waking from deep sleep,
and when some irregugrity OF die has been commit.
ed the day before OF some times for several days
previous. Al hrst there is distressngy oppressive
feeling in the head, which gradually mcrscs into
we're heavy pain the temples, frequently altcn ded
" ''"'' VI ''' ''' :" -" - '"'
extending across the forehead Ihcre Is c'om"y
unpleasant taste in tho mouth an offensive breath. and
49,. .o,,o.o, ,,i,, ,o,o,v;s, whit. or The
!
!" 'hs ''"p''' 'Ne 'a'se u'se VI se"'"" a"ufoN'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
The Lehigh Cattle Powder
I 8 warranted II

q Whrranted TO
D be the most poww
IN agent or the s,on.
ach and blood Of Cntue
Swine. or sheep. In pre-
mtting digestion ,clenn,
iHe fhe system and tt,e
sfef.ng the purified Rs.
imal fluid in 1nsh, Ia
milk. butter aud sirengtf
and establishing heaIh
and vigor
DrYOY'S HORSE 4
NCLE POWDER ~ M
only medicines lepnll,
patented in rfance. Eng
land, switzerland au,
Holland, and duly al
mittrl by thrit Cout.s
hnnnrcd win prize med
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

s0s- A married man who was ogt at a
whist party,wben he proposed going home,
was urged to stay little longer. "Woll," /"
be replied" perhaps l may as well, my
wife probably is already as mad as she
can be-"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
HELMBOEDS

HElMBOlD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weakness arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissps
,ion, Early Indsctetion attended with the following
Symptoms:
Indispostion TO ENortion, Lose Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, D1iculty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease. Nskeiulness
Dmncss Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness Of the skin, Erupuons OF the Face,
Universal Lassitudc, Pallid Counteuanco,
These symptoms II allowed TO go (Which this Medi'
cine invariably removcs), soon follow
FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, &C.,
10 Of which the patient may expire. Who soy
they nre not frequently followed by those "direfu dis
cases." - - -
INSANITY AND CoNsUMPTtoN2
Many are aware Of thrir suffering but
will confess The records OF the insne asylums and the
melancholy deaths by consumption boar ample witness to
the truth OF the assertion.
The Constitution affected by organic weakness.
requires the aid OF medicine to strengthen aud nvgorate
the system, which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BuCHU
Invariably does trial will convince the most scepticsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
From Goidsborough.
From Our Special Correspondent.
GoLDsBoROUGH n. C.. March 20, 1868.
THE SITUATION.

from Our Special Correspondent.
GoLDsBoRouGH n. C.. March 20, 1865
THE SITUATION.
The army is occupying this place and the line
toward Smithfeld, and all is quiet IN 'front.'. Inc
wagons are going the rear TO meet supplies which
now come 10 Knston The prisoners have oeen sent 10
the rear-nearly one thousand in number The lists Of
killed and wounded have not ret been received send
such of the casualties could obtain in the hurry OF
sending off my report. The killed and wounded will
probably number near one thousand IN the series OF
fights from the 10th TO the goth. The railroad VIII be
competo TO Godsborough in three days. Supplies are
coming forward and the army is in good spirits
The MARCH FROM FAYETTEVILLE.
On .torting from Fayetteville, Gen. Sherman moved
his left column in the following order on the Raleigh
road Kipatrcks cavalry having the advance, followed
hv the First and Third Divisions OF the twentieth
corns and two divisions Of the Fourteentl-he iirst
and second. This constituted movable column which
Accommodated towatd Raleigh, while the army Trans
we're crossing to the right toward Goldsborough f"'
,ouno the Raleigh road there was slight Diminishing
an ,bc 18Th with the enemys cavalry. A handsome
little brass gun called The Star ofhe west was cap
,ured nv the Third Division Twentieth Corps. AT an
carly hour on the 10th the advance lpaiiicA| Decao
engaged with tie enemy in position AZ omsln'He noa
Averyhorouqb. The cDemys line EXTENDED ioNape
Fear River. They had fed-works OF considerable
strength. Hardco commanded in pcrssn. ha"ley
br gadc Of the First Division, Twentieth corps had
beer sent forward to the right of the Fifteenth 10 sup
mort Fitzpatrick, and had severe bs'h on inc morning
Of the 10th, before reeniorcemenis arrived
light AT sNITHyILlE,
They continued engaged all the morning anu nn'"!
oxbausted their ammunition. when they were op'geu
10 fall back little when the resioi 'ae corps o'1'' ~
n o,e,nvs works were then charged and they driven
, 1.-TWO lines O; field outworks and three pieces OF
artillery were captured, with many prisoners. Ihe
prisoners chiefly belonged to the South Carolina hea'y
Artillery regiment. The enemy took up new POSITION,
half mile back Our forces advanced skirmishins anu
drew up In line OF battle but waited the arrival 0, 'ne
Fourteenth Corps which went in on the le 'owaia Tue
river The Twentieth Corps on the right OF the foaf
ieebih had been engaged ~ day. The 6spsh LEV -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
Seven Thousand Prisoners and
Seven Guns Captured.
THREE CANNON TAKEN AND RETAkEM.
10000 of sherman's Men shoeless
HIS ARMY TO HAVE A BRIEF RESPITE.
The Battle Of Bcntonsville.
NrwBERS, Friday, March "a,

NrwBERS Friday. March "a, 1861.
On Sunday last the Twentieth Corps Of Gen.
Sbernans Army met the enemy at Benorsville instesd
OF Mount Olive at first reported. &c miles south.
west Of Goldsborough, whore advance checked
until the arrival of the Fourteenth Corps which held the
enemy bay when the Seventeenth Corps arrived and
ianked the enemy who left in confusion for Raleigh.
Sberrpsns forces entering SmthGeld which is half way
between Raleigh and Goldsborongb.
The citizens OF Gollsborough gave our troops q
hearty welcome.
The enemy captured three OF our guns and few pris
oners on the first day but the arrival OF the Seven.
teenih and Fourteenth Corps the Rebels driven in
all directions leaving the three guns captured from
aud seven additional ones in hands. beside 1900
prisoners and their killed and wounded. DeserteTs
coming Shermals lines in great numbers who
Tess that they were badly whipped.
Sherman with the junction Of Terry and Scbofeld,
is now very strong. and win sweep everything before
him.
SheImans wagon train has arrived at Kinson for
supplies He viii relt his army after which be viii be
ready TO move again. The delight Of our troops in
meeting each other in victory is beyond description
Godsborough will doubtless be the base until all is in
readiness for the new move.
1t is reported that 5000 Of shermans men were
all kinds have gone forward.
LATER.
Shermans wounded In the battle at Beniopsyille viii
be brought to Newborn. a largo
other property has been captured by our forces The
enemy burnt 900 bales in Goldsboougb. just before
we took possession The people along the route greeted
the old flag with JOY.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MoREHEAD CITY. Saturday March %, lees.
Quartemaster- NJ. c. Meigs and staff
arrived here this morning from Washington. 90
Vessels with supplies are rapidly arriving which are
being sent 10 the front by rail. Capt Austin Is In
charge Of both railroad and water transporter lie is
extending the wharf and making many other improve
ments.
Many Of the mules brought here on steamers die on
the passage for want Of water. and one steamer
which sailed with 800 lost 30
All vessels drawing less than nine feet, should be
sent direct TO Nowbern as the railroad facilities are
yery limited The trains will go through today to
Goldsborough.
The prisoners captured by Sherman are arriving at
Newbern Five hundred arrived there last night. Gnd
900 reached Kinston at the same time. The rest
will be forwarded as fast as possible.
Reenforcements for Sherman continually arriving
Deserters and refugees continue TO come in III great
numbers.
Our troops will doubtless take few days rest.
Gen Sherman may make Il brief visit to Gen Grant.