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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.


The R. w. Grand Lodge Of Louisiana, /. O. 0. r.
meets semi annually on the Fourth Tuesday In
January and July, In Grand Lodge Room, Odd
! Fellows HALL, corner Of Camp and Lafayette
| streets, New Orleans.
OFFICERS FOR THE PRESENT YEAR:
A: WALLACE HUNTER, Of Templar Lodge, No. 10,
M. w. Grand Master.
GEORGE NuEeEssER, Of Germania Lodge, No. 20,
X. w. d. Grand Master.
J. 6. HlRDEs, Of Washington Lodge, No. 3, R.w.
Grand Warden.
HENRY BIER, of Hope Lodge, No, Ia r. W.
Grand Secretary.
N: W. WooLyERroS, of Union Lodge, Ne. o, r.
w. Grand Treasurer.
P. @. N. l.. HOMES, and r. q. r. L, +. Town
Representatives to the X. W. Grand Lodge, Uni
ted States.
J. 9 DUNLAP, Of Howard Lodge, No. 10, h. W.
Grand Chaplain
g. N MoRfsoN, of Commercial Lodge, No. IL,
Il. w. Grand Marshal.
y. KoEHngRTTZ, of Independence Lodge No D.
X. w. Grand Conductor
A, THOMSON, Of Union Lodge, No. G, Il. w. Grand
Guardian.
JoHs FRAsKyonp, of Crescent Lodge. No. :, R.
w. Grand Herald
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
A. 7. YEaar, Of Covenant Lodge, No. II, District
Ne. 2, comprising Wa hington Lodge, No. 9, and
Covenant Lodge, No, II.
JoHs y. WAtKEn, Of Pacific Lodge, No. 30, Dis.
hieb 'u- %, toiuPfIslnR SeHefbOn LD0Rb, NO. y.
aud Pacific Lodge, No ga.
J. @. CHARLOTTE, Of De Soto Lodge, No. Z, Dis
trict No 2, comprising De Soto Lodge, No. 7.
JACOB v. HUPFT, OF Hermann Lodge, No. 80,
District No. is, comprising Tsutonia Lodge, M.
10, Independence Lodge, No. %, Germ&nia Lodge
No. 80, and Helvetia Lodge, No. a.
Ali communications 10 the r. W. Grand Master
or Grand Secretary should be forwarded to the
0flcs Of Grand Secretary, In Odd Fellows Hall.
HENRY BIER.
Grand secrstary.
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WO Cd! WOOD!! WOOD y!

ORDERS FOR CORD WOOD (well sea-
W soned), left at the Gazette and Comet ofhcs,"
will nset With premps attestion, jnnsS
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Milley, MIR care of
McGimsey, } g
McNeal, A Mr.
Mschinston. NJ Miss
Mcmahon, Thos
Morrill,, w Mr. r..
Mershon, A L MIR
McKitrick, DR. 2
McKenna, Capt care OF
Mansur. Hiram 2
McGee, Philip
M, yer, Isaac
Michael, A 2
Martinez IL Landry,
Mulligan 4 Cahill,
Monteguda, Joseph
Mcconnell, --
Munson, NJ A
Montgomery, NJ 8
Newport, s w
Nugent, EB
Oreson, Mr.
Pate, Mary Miss
Payne, J A care Of 2
Perkins, DR.
Payne, Capt care Of
Patrick, Thos g
Pruyn, FE
Powers. j -
Posey, Reuben T
PeDistoa, Fergus
Plunkett, Reuben
Reed, u Mr.
Ramon, v Miss
Richard, Il Miss
Riley, Thos
Rainier, Peter
Randall, w W
Ronzar, NJ
Randall Il Anderson,
Stoddard, P Mr.
savory, Frank Dir
Stephans, Geo N
Schmitt. Michael ...
Smith, James w
Stransbery, john Mr.
Smalinsky, Mr.
Simpkins, L Mr.
Smedley, Lucy Miss
Spencer, J s
Skolfield, Kate Nj Mrs
Stephens, Sarah Mrs
Sheppard, ] II @ r
Seweil, G I
Shea, w
Terry, s r
Tomlinson, II
Thomas, Alfred
Trip, Ned
Tucker, j II
Timbrich, Philip
Taylor, Lizzie Mrs Q
Torrey, l. NJ
Thomas, Henry
Thompson, Joseph .-
Trahan, v
Trahan, J B
Thomas, Vim ..- ....
viglini, Col j
vanwickle, Il
aIker, s Miss ..z
Walter, NJ Miss
Wright, Frank
Williams, } 2 4..
Wooden, Chss
West, John
Welsh, Freeman
Agent for Whesief 4 VIII
5 Sc wing Machines.
Jewish Congregation.
G. EGBERs,
Military Post Master.
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state ofLGufsiana- Parish of East Baton,
kouge-Fifih Judicial District Court--No 9ha
Probate-an the matter Of the succes sIon al
JOSHUA LAND, deceased.
Rf VIRTUE OF q commission to me uraetad
- from the Honorable the Fifth Judicial District
Court, OF the Parish and State Aforesaid. will
expose to public sale at the plantation on which
the deceased, JOSHUA LAND, resided at the time Of
his death, on
WEDNESDAY, the % day OF AUGUST NEXT,
A. D., 1865, at I1 O'Clock NJ, of said days GER
tain tract Of Land, known and described as stt,a-
ted, about twenty seven miles from the city of
Baton Rouge, on the Sandy Greek Road, ia the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, bounded North By
James Neason, East by the heirs of LLOYD, South
by heirs of George CLANCY land " est by Joseph
Drehr, and containing Ave hundred and thirty
acres, mere or less together with all the personal
property belonging to the estate Of the said JOSEPH
LAND, deceased, consisting Of
HORSES, MULES
CATTLE, OXEN,
WAGON,
BUGGY,
FARMING UTENSILS,
Several bales Of COTTON, In seed,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&C., &c, &c.
Terms of sale, cosh, in U. s. Treasury Notes.
ED. CoUsINARD,
july sheriff.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
.s-szssr ABOUT 40 ACRES OF LAND, <sxz&.
lla# within five miles of this city, SSSk
I.,sss well fenced and having q good -
dwelling house thereon. The s4asaA@
Land is new and of the best quality, with about
one half OF it cleared, the balance n pasture The
place is admirably adapted for a nursery and
garden. For particulars enquire At the ot1cs Of
the Gazette and Const, JaGla.
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Adams, g A ..
Adams, NJ Mrs
Anderson, s h Miss
Aymes, II G MIR
Anderson, II L Mr.
Adolph, II A Mr. sra
Adams, o
Bradford, A v .i|
Blackie, VIM .
Bills, H
Bar, Y Mr.
Byrd, s A Miss
Bryan, J W
Baggett, Jane Miss
Brown, M X Mrs
Bourg, Nine
Black, NJ Mr
Barnett, NJ ,r.
Benjamin, Fl B Mr.
Banker, y
Badger, y
Brown, I B
Chiles, M Miss
Craig, Il Nine
Chord, D
Carpenter, @ Mr..
Carr, G w Mr. 2
Crabtree, n Mrs
Connolly, J MIR
Comsaux, Mrs
Cowell, @ II
CLARK, q w
Chiles, G j Mrs
Cotton, J A
Carney, M Mrs
Dunn, A W Esq
Duval, X T Mr.
Deblanch, Leon
Dudgeon, l. Miss
Duhais, A Mr.
Davis, Henry Mr.
Drumwrite, u Mrs
Dundas, J j
Danals, John
Duplantier, A
Denham, VIM
Erwin, Ben Mr.
Edmonston Il Forth
Fender, NJ Miss
Flair, e Mrs
Goyaux, u Mr.
Garig, VIM Mr. 2
Grain, Alfred
Gomez, J
Henderson, w s Mr.
Harris, IL ] care of
Hartman, Nj a Miss
Hunt, Dr.
Hebert It. Son,
Homes, b Mrs ...
Hackney, J X
Hacket, Francis
Harman, David
HARRISON, -
johnson, B Mr.
Jones, ia mes 8
Jones, Thos A
Knox, b care Of
Knox, B l. T..
Ksnnard, b }
Keller, Dennis
Latham, Chas
I.sSSge, Mary
Leblanc, =
Lonhsrrie, g
Lilley, Thos
Lopez,J A
Oae addressed to thu
son or Grover 4 Baker
One addressed to th'
Sumter House. 2
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REGULAR PACKETS.

.
REGUL AR VICkSBURG PACKET
Leopes Ne,o Orleans epcry Saturday, al . r.
TOR vfCKsBURG, GRAND GULF, -
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Hog Point, Morganzs, Bayou Sara, -
Baton Rouge, Plaquemins, Donaldaonville, and
all intermediates Coast Landings, the New and
swift-running side-wheel steamer
- VA s@ M:IH I'll GID VA .
A. J. MAY, Commander; sAM'L AYLEs, CLERK.
Ew~For freight Or passage apply on board or to
A. BRITToE,
No. Froat street.
JN0. L. TITUS D Co,
Cor. Bfenville h old Ievee.
WOODRUFF, BUTLER = CO.,
Nos. II and 10 New Lsvea.
r.. Il. T,EKPINKTZ,
iune3 Agent, Front Levee, Baton Rouge.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING In the Post Office, at Baton Rouge.
IL La, July 9th, 1865. Persons calling for auy
OF the letters in this LIST, will please say ''dtce3
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osicats abore named 10 s31 per aanatm.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-24

nRIGfNAL NOTICE TO Wager: You are here
" by notified that there 10 le in the office Of
the Clerk of the District Court n Lee county Iowa.
Keokuk petition of Hiram Barnay. claiming OF ron
the OF six hundred dollars wuh 10 per cert interest
per snnum. payable Annually ~ myney due = mort
gage made by to haries Nasor AMI since assigned
to SID Barney also claiming sgsntt you the foreclosure
Of said mortgage the same being lot In block So
IN Masd Lower Addition TO the city Of Kenkuk In
county Iows FOR the purchase and rrtatr ask
ing for sale Of said premises .ut general relief And
unless appear and said petition before
oou Of the second day 81 the term Of ead Court
10 comm, nee Keokuk on the nrt Monday OF Ftbrua
~ 1861 default viii he entered sainsf YOU ard judy
ment rendered thereon, ~ prayedt In said portion.
Rev stamp, 50 cts IT, STRONG,
nov10d4w-fd Atty for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL k0TICU-Ts JOHN W wiissy and David
Jordan, Defendants: You are hereby notified that
there nov dfe in th- Clerks ON Of tn. Di.rict
Com Of Lee COO nfy. Iowa, At Eeokuk petition 10
equity Of Brown alleging thA. hrhad said
Court judgment against -af Hiisey aud that
mcrtgage BY ssid Wsey to ssid Jordan u5on fJt
IN block a. In the city 81 K@oknt L< eoabsy
II Iowa u date April 18th, 1852 ard - fraudulent
add void aud made uitkcrf coB.s ration, ard aying
tba, the b. declared frsnufe and void, and the
be set aside and ss property be subj 10 tie
payment Of said judgments IT plaintiff and fsr general
Tlef; aad certain interpgztories annexed aid
petition which each Of red 10 under
OATH and unless appear and saswer tber~to or
before Of the second day of the of said
Court 10 be holden at keokak The hrst N mdAy OF
February 1863 defsnt aud ju snen. will b. rendered
against yeu- II. STRONG.
Rev stamp, 50 cts Atty for Plaintiff
nov1odv-fn
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~ RIGINAL NOTICg.--To Stephen u Hand Harriet
~ X. Knbaurn~, Chaplin Leo asd james Eolser,
trict Court Of Les county, lows u Keokuk petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming Fl on. Stephen ii Hand
the sum OF thirteen hundred eoflsrs, with TO per
cent interest per annum PAYABLE annually, money
due on mortgage made by you 10 Charles Mason and
since assigned to said Hiram Barney; also claiming
against esc ~ ron the Foreclosure Of aid mortgage
the came being upon lot in bleck TO- In Masons Upper
Addition 10 Kechuk reservng, however reaf End BY
% feet deep Of the fractional eaetriy side half 81 sd
lot In lee county Iowa. FOR the purchase money; and
further asking for sale Of sad pr mises and gvneraIr
lief Ard unless ron appesr and answer said petition
on or before of the second day Of the tern
said Cbart commence at EeosHk the 6rst Mcnday
of February 1884, d+fsut will Nc entered ainst yon
rdudement rendered thsreen prayed FOR ~ said pc
Rev stamp, 50 cts. Atty for Plaintiff.
noy10d4w-ffi
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ORIGINAL SorIcs-ro Vim H.n.a.np, Defend

nRIGINAL NOTIC1-To WIN Hanekamp, Defend
~ ant You are hereby notified that there IL On
file the Clerks once n the district Court Of lee
~. lows 81 Keoknk petition 81 Hiram Nam claim
ing of the sum Of M husdrsd dsi,srs with 10 pr
emf interest per annum. payable Annually, money
due on mortgage made by you 10 Charles Mason, and
since assxned 10 said Hiram ssruey: also clai ming
against yoa the foreclosure Of s.sd ma4ga the
being npon lot o. in block los. In Masons Lower Add
ton the city Of eohuk, In Lee eonnty lows for the
purchase money and further asking for sale Of said
premises and general relief And unless yca appear
said petition BY Of the sscoad day of ihs
term Of sAi Court be held the 6rst Monday
Of February 1905 default will he entered you
and Judgment rsBdese thereon, prayeA ff 10 said
pctitioG- II. STRING,
Rev Stamp 5oc-canceIled Atty for Plaintiff
uuvi0-d4~Fri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-24

4 lRIGIEAL NoTICE.-To Henry Bradley. I sfsndsni:
~ You hereby notified that there on file in
the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court Of Ice county
Iowa IT keokuk, petition 81 Hiram Barney claiming
Of you the sum Of ave HUNDRED and ty dossa with 10
due on mortgage made bk y0n To Charles Mason and
since assigned 70 said Hiram barney; also claiming
against the Foreclosure 81 6id mortgage the same
being epon lot IL. in block 49, In Mason Lover Aatts
I, the city Of keoksk in Les coaety, Iowa for tbs pur
chase money and further asking IN sale Of said prem
said petition BY OF second dav Of skr
term Of said Court, be heJ the nrs Moudss
of February 1895 default VIII be entered ag .inst you
and Judgment rendered thereon psa, ed r in .asd
petition. III. STR NC.
Rev stamp 5oc->Apcelied.j Atty for Plaintiff.
novlod4w-fri
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nRIGIyAL kOTICE--To He Eserg n Efberg
" FIs,-rr Msneours, r,T-. %. Catherine n
berg va axe Lerelv bottled that there is hie
In the oee Of the Clerk Of the b syict Cour ~ Lee
eoHnty, lea a. Al Keoknt, petition II Hiram Barney
claiming Of YOU. II VI EIberg the Of eve hundred
and twenty five dtliars With 10 interest per
mum. pay able annually, money due on a mortgag.
made by you Charles Aasssn ana since as~ir~f 10
said Hiram Barney also claiming Of the for
II said mevEage, the being ursa ut IL II hle<
III in MAson's Lover Addition to ie city x Keaknk
IN Lee county Iowa. for the purchase money; And
Their asking for sale - said rr-ais and gen raj
hy Of the second day Of the term of sid
Conrt. 10 be hsfd the fret VI ndAy Of February
1894 default will be entared sssi, yoa and indg-
rendered tserson t4ytd tr In said petition.
Lei Stamp sec-cAncelled.1 IT, STRONG
r9sIodiwvht Airy fcr Plaintiff.
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" trfx Of the estate Of n AlaGRson, deceased VIM
Whsdon, novden, Perkins 4 eitanAn, = drubh,
schooT Yund aud VIM Johnson You and each Of you are
hereby notified that there 10 file in the Osrks
Office Of she pAtrict Court Of Lee county, Iowa Keo
kuk petition Of sHirAm Barney. claiming Of you the
sr Of thirteen hundred doa With 10 psr cent inter
est per szsnnm payable anhsaliy. Deuey due .
mortgage ma fe by you to Charles Mason snd
signed To said Hiram Barney also claiming az inst each
Of You the foreclosure Of said gage the heng
upon lots 10 end IL In block 20 IN MAsoAs 10 Add
ton 10 the cty Of Keokuk 10 Ito eoanty Iowa. the
purchass money and further sshine for sale Of said
premises and general relief And unless appear and
sssver saad pstion by OF ths second day Of
next term of said Court be hsld on ihs st Non
dry OF February 1885, default will be entered against
you, md Judgment rendered frreon prayed for In
aid petition II. STRONG
Rev. stamp 5fc-cancelled Atty for PlAintia.
novdfufw-irf
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ORIGINAL NOTICED Geo Lafeber

Original NOTICED Geo Lafeber,
~ 4 Lsfeber. George Anderson Co. and
Crorr. DEFENDANTS Yor, and esrh Of ron. are
hereby nosne ed that there 10 he In the Clerks
oce Of the District Court Of Lee unity lows at Eco
kuk. petition OF Hiram Barney, aiming OF You. Geo
iAfbeF the of thirteen hundred and Affy doilarp
With 10 cent in terest payable annually,
as money due on mortgage made u yoa TO chari-s
Mason. and since asssnei said Hiram Barney also
claiming against Of yon the foreclosure 81 raid
mortgage. the anne being upon lots and 8. in block VI
In M.sons Lower Addition To the city VI Keokuk in Lee
ing for taie OF said premises, and general relief
Aud unless yoa appear and said peti-
ton by OF the second day of he afd
Court be held the FIRST Monday Of Februa u 1885,
iud xment will be bad thereia. ~ prayed for. by de-
fault II. SThGSG,
Rev. stamp-cancelled Atty's Tor Eaintf.
novtlo -d4T-fd
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nRIdINAL NQrIC1r-To John Barry: You ase
~ hereby nofihed mat tsfs d ubW "a Ale In the Of
6acof ths usfk ofsAs District Court q Iss sssnx4
IoMas st K1ekpk, petitios Of Hraa AAsnVy slastng
Of jon tbs sun Of hundred end Afy ddlasA viii
1scney sus ems mortgage made - pos - g1nSass
nasoa, And stsoe asgned 70 sasd Heea naznsys -
caalng Agaipat You the foreclosure Oh aid poetssee
she same Ee1E apcn lot O. lock g. IN Msson's fowef
Addition 10 - city Il Ksokuk in Lee seme IeDa
the purchase money and further skipg sale Of SD
preises and general relief Aud unless you sppesr and
Answersd petition by noon Of tho Second day 81 the
next term Of said Court b hsa ~ rst MsndAy n
February. 1896, sdsfAalt si be satsA against you,
petition XssAas Pas ~ = STRING
Rev. Stamp Soc -c.neeIled} Airy Spr PiainsiG.
uoy1OdAw-fri
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Lewis Lero,

ORIGINAL N0TICE.-To Lewis LEROY,
~ II Il Fongan. and Joseph Charter You here
by notified that there IL file in the Clerks
ono. Of the District Coart OF Lee county, Iowa nj
Ksoknk. petition of Hiram Barney. claiming OF sca
Lewis Leroy fongAn, and Joseph Charter, the
Of two thousand dollar, With 10 pr interest per
nnm, pay able annnsiiy money dne mortgage
made by you Charles hssoe. aud since sssigned te
aid Hiram Barney alec claiming each Of Won
the foreclosure Of GA nurtgsx- being upon
lots 4, and a block 81. In MAson- Lower Addition
III. city ~ K@ekak In Lee eoaniy Iowa. for pur-
money aud further aekeg sAie sad pre-
and general relief Add uAi~<s you appear and an
said petition by Of the second day Of the
Of ssd Curt, to be held the nrst Monday 81
February 1868 default will be entered again you
and in Sment rendered thereon. praye fes said
p.sftson d. STAGING
Rev Stamp 5sc-eaacetie--l Atty for pis,niin.
lcvl0d.w
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WINDOW CURTAINS Buff Gilt Shades
w Green Cit Shades, Brown Gilt Shades, DuR
Scotch Hoiiands Scotch Hol1nndn. Win1o1 III
srs, Cord. Tape Pichnsr Cord al sises and cpors -
sals ssss1 4. ". Wn11oo41!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08
geauregard and Hood.

1t has hitherto been supposed that
the strategy aud movements Of Hood
were in part subject to the control Of
Beauregard. The conclusion, however,
was not drawn Incidentally from the
results achieved by the rebel Comman
der in Tennessee. Most people, in
deed, were agreed that such results
could only be due to one military ge-
nius, and that genius, Hood. But du-
ring the early part OF December, il was
sedulously given out by most Of the
southwestern as well IS the Richmond
rebel journals, that Beauregard uas
moving mysteriously by Hood side,
or slightly IN his rear; that the luspj
ration Of the great rebel Engineer was
continually available for the purposes
of the invasion, and that the campaign
would be made an assured success by
the general superintendent Of a mill
tary master spirit One Georgia sheet,
we believe, did admit that Beauregard
was at Macon on the goth OF Noyem-
Der. But that left it open to be in
ferred, that he might be lowering
around there TO dash upon Sherman's
rear, and strike out toward Atlanta
and Chattanooga in cooperating with
Hood.
1t turns out, however, as viii be seen
from dispatch from Beauregard HIM
self, which we publish this. morning,
that if that great strategist was at Ma
con on the 30th, he must almost imme-
diately after have lost all track Of Hood
He lets it be known officially shat he
has heard nothing from Hood since the
81 Of December. A day or two after
the battle Of Franklin, then, which
Hood himself reported as s rebel victo-
ry, he ceased even to indicate his pur-
poses to his senior, and then followed
that disastrous series Of engagements
on the outskirts Of Nashville which has
ended in the overthrow. of the whole
invading army 1t is significant to find
Beauregard fastening to disayow all
intercourse with Hood since Hoods
misfortunes became alarming ItshOws
how thorough must have been the reb-
el discontinue at Nashville-NCg
Iork Tines
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Democrats still Oppose
1t.
Rebels Uneasy About
South Carolina.
] he Richmond cntiuci
wants Sherman
{" Moved,
mysterious Operations
IL the Shenandoah
Valley.

NEw IoEE, Jan. THE Worlds wash.
ingtou correspondent. o. the I5t. saws I-
is rumored there, that Lee had been rra-et
in command Of su the rebel armies. ana
had put Bsauregard IN commend oftlo de
fences Of Richmond, inteu5ir- himself q.
proceed TO South Csro iva Co caa.srtr.. .. ts.
rebel forces IN that quarter, G, .a... s....
mans proposed movement ua..a. r.
shermau's movement was' con .d.rsf D.
Lee as more impo-leu, t-aa any Graut can
MAKE upon Richmond ia four months.
The Wilmington corrcsrrrdeut IF tls
Eieluoui Dispatch. sags. Our q rccs wsrs
a. one time, besire-d hy I'll. Fisher aud
Wilmington. cua.-s or coumratca.i7ns
both By land and water. If they Lad no,
been dislodssd som, III. Fisher would savs
fallen as IT, morgaud. with 1Ir tho
fate o. Wi.mias,o oa would have .eeus scaled.
The Richmond Sentinel say. the l 1ll is
becoming bsa-ggl, by which tLs south
viii gain its i1deprrdsace.
TLv Charleston Mercury otsLe gIs'. says.
Sherman has been reinforced By Fosters
expedition agaius. tbe Charleston and Ca
yauuah railroad. Jrhe Augusta Ns...sr
Of the Ist confirms this report. 5ayilg Eos-
ter's LattsL.es have qceu ucrea.ed.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 4.b. says
il VIII NOS be surprised % any molasu. 10
learn that sberuaa fs ou tae march.
The Sentinel says thore isLe,d Ola mod
iaca.i5a Of the railroad system iu Georgia
and South Caroline as tho lines row s-4
jlst whsr, they should not, ,ha. IS. tasy
are TOO close to Sherman army, aud. as
tho latter c4uao. be moved, the former
ough. to be.
The uerald's shenandoah c5rrssp74aers.
says there are rumgrs iu circulation 10 thas
region, which it is not proper 70 puoIsb,
that The rebels are engaged ia somo very
mysterious movement
Fr. MosaoE, g, VIA EsL-1aaa, The
exchange Of prisoners hes gain been -5-
sumcd.
Col. Mulford arrived from Warrington
yesterday, aud iefr for yar.na, on ths James
riuer, with 30 rebel officer.
MoSraE4L, Jan. 7-Ths court decided TO-
day, that it bad iur.sdie-.oa ia the clso or
the ST. Adams raiders. and the caso w,I
pIosees.
W4smseIoy, Jan. 1.-Igg-s-Ja mo-
ttion OF Mr Holman, rls sscretasy Of War
was directed G, inf0ru ths Ho1se way as
has no. Communicated the Information rel
alive to the filing up o. new regiments
asked for in December last, as5 f1-.1oc dl-
recuHg him now 20 send 10 tA- stms
The House then resumed the oJnGisra-
t.on Of The seuata's pr position lor tho
amendment Of the C0usaugoa % a. %
abolish slavery.
Mr. BIss argued gains. such cb4Bgs Ga
improper and destructive Of ths rgl.s
guaranteed by ihs Constitution.
Mr. Rogers also spoke against the Goa
s,tutionaii.y o such az smsndmsu.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

-' A'iF -4--hI eai utrF 5tG, ls15.
-Ere bly, 90 the foregoing instruction.
tae ASS. ,ant Provost Marshal General AZ
Nashville end Chattanooga viii administer
tHe Amnesty oash % such deserters ss can
.'suisA salts .1ct ~ evidence Of their honest
desire ,o quit tho Eebs, service. arF
uec'me loyal citizens. IN addition % the
oiaces ut Nashville and Chattauoora. am
once Wi 6e opened st the following places
-l2r the period specified. at which times and
ptaees. deser.erssil be- received and dis
posed o., asreeab.y % the instructions a,ore-
said. viz.
AZ Pa'asFi, FROM the 9.h to tho il.h Of
January, inclusive.
40 C0tVw5i1, from the lf.h o. the al,ts Of
january. inclusive.
AZ 4Z"rfr6s7 50r3, from Che y.h TO the l6.h
o. January, Inclusive
AT tranelui, from the ITth. % she al.t Of
January, inclusive.
40 S.ee-r5oH, Ala. from the ead to .he
2eta OF Januarv, inclusive.
an aeserters coming into the Federal
iIues subsequent % the 25 j of JANUARY. viii
be 'orwsrdet 70 he Provost Warsha G-na-
Tai'a Office, either a. Nashville or Cha.,a-
-0o5a for disposition. By c1mxpd Of
Msjor-J5Dcral ESQ. n. Taou,s.
j. u Parkhur.t, Col. j. Prov. Mar. Gen
jan.73t.