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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-10

Orders FOR Z ection Tickets promptly
filed Oh reasonable terms.
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The Criminal Courts still engaged in the
trial Of civil cases.
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Miss Fanny 0'Bryan viii open her school
on Monday, the 4th day Of September, in the
Bsptist Church, near the residence Of Mrs
Jas. X. Polk. School hours from 81 a. IN.
10 2jfp. m. sep2-Iws
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Hot Eolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery, 10
Summer street. near Union. sep5-tf
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The ladies are invited TO inspect the stock
ofsilks, Dress Goods. Trimmings and Fancy
Goods al VIM. W. Berry a Co.'S, 81 College
street. sept7-tf
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Fresh Beef

- 49, @~N4g
II q rooi and marketable quality, in snch qusut-
tee aad a. ssIch mes A. may b. required during
tn moashs Of October, November and DesembeE,
lSd5
The beef delivered 70 he in equal proportion Of
f,re sFd bind quarter nest, fnecks shsnks and kid
pey zaoE Being sxciudeul The necke Of be est
e slaughtered for beef 90 - cut Of y the i0urt
Y, rttb-si iuiut aud the breast tr- N down. ne
shsns al fore quarters % e. cut OF from three %
f,nr inches shove the knee % nt and Of hind guar
usrs rom sir 80 eisht inches sbove The gsmorei or
Ths m ecipal points O. de livery srs Mobile, Selma,
WCutromerf. psmopoiis Al I 1al sdegs, Ais.
PrSpozals 20 secure cons derHfiCu, must be Of the
follosing form
P.aas q Business,
fp,-s .a-srf q e-,g q ths a5gs-tsacssai.l
Due 1855.
gt,ssier5ssi k.tbg uortes Tor sRrsel 70 enter 'ato
n5sft,f bl.ed uf0a ne oooo Faslsg afrs'ia'eis,'i
!, 49,. al ~ ~ Bel rplaroi ~ he Uaiied
So 49,, siirci - ~ stats q Aiaba1a, 'oafh
"a ~ u 49, me- ~ hires ID 7ofhs, commencing
d ~ ~ ilu n Ccso6e. 1855 ~ esl'is
1alls pr F1uaa- -,
lUuplostssl
Ech proposal must bs soeorapsnss p ne ~ ~
follosing iorui;
Is ~. r-fs-asusi ksrebu hisd 0rHse-ucs 70 -,
s.+s S. a. a rl,i irni aioget arlo'alis o. feay
..rrss ID fis Jiied Siaiss tAaf lasme O con-
tarl fclI f-it.r-av ftlia ciN taltiA -
if...-,4 Si1aa-srd.
fHs3-gs St7nGiart.
IDF'icaio,
The respous,iaty Of the guarantees nnIisi y
shown ~ the UfhcEl csrtnesie q The Cleik Of "
nearest Dfsrisi Court or Of ire Unitsd ktaes NE
Jrct Attorney duplicates % Be enclosed with ths
/ lzd.
aidders n,urt he presest % respond 70 their hlds
snd rrepsred 70 slve houds ana sgn The contrast b.
/ fore leaF ne the usfce
! The Govemment reserves 10 itssf the rget g
1 REJECT any o. al binds cons dsToe unrtasonane.
| Proposals ior iernishing eRah Military lastnsi y
/ the leraEsin- a. ~ Faraie.y, IS II b RECEIVED
faynlent ~ - uialie ille fnd ~ esoh tnrfeu
month 70 such FUNDS e. may be on hsnd 4 non'
I o. hand, 20 be made - ,o,- a. rs..fiysi
troposak must oe eneor ed distinctly PROVO
/ sails fcr Flesh tceL" snd addressed . Capt W 4
| Eldsrsln, Che :, Depsrfnsni q Alshalns, NO
! hlle, Ala "a. ELnEBkIN
sep9S Capt. and Chez c 6, Dep. q Ala.
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Nashville Medical and Surgical Institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from q.
m. to 8 p. IN, for the reception Of patients
suffering from any form Of disease, either
acute or chronic. Z. 8. Aborn, NJ. D., Ex-
aiming Physician and Surgeon. jy22-tf
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Buy your Internal Revenue Stamps at G.
n. Ordway's Brokers Office, 45 College st.
II
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RANKS TO the Adams Express for lsis
HsW York and Atlanta papers.
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Genuine Imported Havana Cigars, war
rautei choice, at the ST. Nicholas.
stp9 q
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80. p. Core, BY Geo. Robertson, laid on
our table last night the latest newspapers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-10

~ De C-asssl AL Wagoesoore braseh Rail
4 49, nee Hu1dref Badge Builders and
- - go. ~ aa.cn ina h'fhest Nafes elll -
- $500 II ne su ascnnrfa. o. ne Lac uaar
Ai'''-' IUECAN, VaNsICKLVs co.
.-rs-lWe cguiIscuf5.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-10

VUE EAvE Just RECEIVED LARsE SUP.
w Pay q
sugar Cured Hams.
Western Roserve ard Hamburg Chease,
Lard, 10 kegs s1d lerue.
Com Meal,
HYdraulc Crmsut
Old vigginlA Mounian DeH Whisky.
Also-HaF. Corn, Oats, BHEn, shorts, Produce
snd Proyisions q AZ kinds.
A. A. sPENC ER Co,
Forwarding End Coumisslon Msrchauis
No 8 Caurch street, between ~ srkei snd Front
sep6-lw
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llfImnre COHee Markef.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.
C0FFEE.-Rio is in moderate demand but
firm at l91Ia2I cents, gold, according TO
quality.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-10

TWEETY-FIvE CESTs PoH UsIOS AND PLAN
TERs' BAsK-The notes Of these two Banks
seem to be steadily declining, and as each
Bank has over million Of circulation still
out, they will probably decline TO IS cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
to give considerable more than this rate at
present. Send your money TO him before
the orders are filed. II.
Sell your uneunent money, mutilated
Notes, and cts. interest Notss-at C. n.
Ordway's Brokers Office, As College street.
If
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The Boston Traveller of the evening 0.

The Boston Traveller Of the evening Of
the 4th says:
Business Of most kinds is improving, at
wholesale and retail. Money Is in good
supply at G per cent. for short loans, on ap.
proved eollaterals. The foreign advance on
United States securities has had strength
ening effect on this side, especially for Eve
twenty bonds. Manufacturing stocks are
improving, aud most Of the cotton mills are
doing 8 p oftable business. Railroad and
bank shares ere in moderate request, and
there are only a few for sale. Mining stocks
are steady, but not very active, although ia
yorable accounts have lately been received
from the copper regions. Prime mercan-
tile notes are IA demand at eight and seven
per cent. The banks are taking short dates
at ak and a half per cent"
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oHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
Vo mWadison lvepus Vsvv VarL

TRENCH AND ENGLISH Boarding and nay
II School Tor Young Lade Tbs Institution,
founded 10 New-York 1874 Will reopen septefnner
%, under the direction 81 Mime L B PkEFOsf-
auE15-lm
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FRANK PARRISH'S
New Barber shop and Bathing Saloon

No. o Charch 81. opposite the Masonic Hal.
HAVING Just removed into nyuew and coynuoo-
III dIous ss oon, ] res tectfuly announce 10 nv
old patrons and he pubic, thSt an nov resav o
Ritend 20 their wants IN . better style Than ever
With an experience. - 6 Hrst-c.ass Barter a-d
Hair-dresser, Of ioriy yer, and with one OF tia
most commodore. elegant and complesely fur.
uished establishments IN the county, . an ready
20 chsllenRe accmparsoe with auy similar shop 10
the EssiaFn ciues. kxrellent BA rs ready Al a I
times. Nsai Wafer-closets for tie use Of cnsto-
rners attsched 80 the premises. ! haifer uryseif
that nothing VII he found lsclinE First cleus
hsir-drcssers snd BARRIERS Always N at;eudapcs
HereEftsr the shop III he opea non s clock %
O'Clock ,iu sunday morning snd p1siti sfgr9 I1',
agEls-smW4-6z FRANK PkkRISH
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A CFNTs WANTED FOR "THE sECRsT sBR-
a WICK. ire Heid, TIE Dungeon, ami Dir e
cape" The most aieresiing Ana ereiilas took
usrIlieied expeneuca ioT four years; traFelnng
tsropEh he Sonta 10. he secret service q the
ssIrsvsfnen i oil should b stirring eTsuiss End
ooutain more Of the fact, inoident sn1 roIs-ioe Of
Ire an than sly osher work pghsshed. sod 90
n ,,,,iar. Edafsrs gDNkS, BROS, & Co,
lss VI, en- 5tFeet, CncIunst, ono.
aagls Snas-daN,
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Mich Cows
At Auction.

Two GOOD ATLCH GUNS AND CALVEa OH
u b sod taia dsy, q s5oui II ociocs, On ne
Fuhlic Bqasfe. tsPs-h
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Removal.
UIAs REMOVED HIS KSTIRE sr0CK 'oF
pay GooDs, BOOTS,

from fs Uuion strset 70 ~ Bfoat, shere - = pie
rares e rsesIss his frenia 1ld Fl-iea-- = =
sisrn gnsd has larEs n11iaei - = !. = l..s'i.s
/. 49, frt.ff1r nalrfnasH ID EEaffAi
il - - - ..s-.rtrrsrl q siapic aud Fa,c1
&C., aer-hs-ts and counifg af--sfa - 20
Filsd = & = Ne o-- NJ. FRANK.
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Planters Hotel,

Address Lock-Box, No 81.
sugS0-tf.
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NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
DC Course o. Treatment
MEDICINEs FURNTSHED

WHO.
nan iae Whole Of rs BESIDES so1sf
% while thea All business and strictly
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naval AND DEPARTTRE OF THE TRAINS.

xsssra,s end caaIaaooga Railroad.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

HENEy H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-H H. LEEDS 4
IL No TER will sell by auction Moday, March l3 at
No llo West Fourth street between Sixth avenue and Mac
dougal street. general OF Household Furniture
eonsstg Of Brussels and rsran Carpets mahogany Eta
Hcrss aud Centre Tables, with marble tops; do Sofas
hair cloth mahogany Brdsteai Bureaus Washatands with
maroe tops Lace Curtains Feather Beds air Mattresses
Straw Mattresses Bolstera and Pillows Also Portrait
oil Of President James Madison painted uy Geo Catln
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

OLYMPIC THEATRE.-ExTRA NOTICE
~ MR. J. II. STODDART
respectfully announces thai hts
FIRST BENEFIT IN NEW YORK
viii take place
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, March Is
when win bC presented the great sensation Season
TIE STREETS OF NEW YORK
Seats con now secured
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

1uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTiONEER.
II y. LEEDS MINER win sell by auction, on Fri
Day March TO- At O'clock at their licr, 3 Liberty se
A FINE CoLLECTlON OF ANCIENT AND MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS, 70 bc sold without Among
works OF Cirto Rickavto Bcsieu Ca,npidog
Ar Boucher, Denner Ricsner r. yerouesc Lopez Ganhey
Asso. Walner Cigoli Sooaone Rosand and others They
are exhibition as above.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
COPAr:TNETs s.sIYss.

A MAN wANTED-To PAY EXPENSE or STARTING
"A share In the best money making business In this
qounty ony 500 required. Apply At - Eruiaway room
No. rs.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

A YOUNG NAN OF CHARACTER CAN PURCHASE
IA with 500 an interest that VIII pay handsomely and
make desirable connection Address Chas. y. hail
ton, iersld aiicc
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
TEnpY rRANcIIsEs AZ A.v.crIoY,

TCENWY FRANCHISES At ATUTION
Al TILE CITY HALL
or Thursday. April 1850 at 10 O'clock A. W. VIII he sold
"A nu,r auclion 10 the bidder, with adequate
scurity OF years, from the st day Of May,
Tho Lease of the Ferry established from the foot
of NJ AieHall street TO staten Island.
The Lease OF the Franchise OF the Ferry nstab
Nshcd from the foot Of barclay street 10 Hobokcn ~ j.
The Lease OF the Frachlsc OF the Ferry ~ now estap-
Soint l.. !. ,, -, ,.,- !
ueh privileges and advantages thereof belonging TO the
'6orporatlon OF the city OF New York.
Terms conditions OF sale may be had on application at
Che Comptroller's office. .,,,,.
MATTHEW Z. BRENNAN. ConaSlEv.isE
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
CORPORATION NOTICES.

T1OCKs AND SLIPS HOUSES, MARKET CELLARS
IL and Property plonRug 70 the Corporation vi lie
eity of New York. TO be leased a. public auction
Notice is hereby given that the Comptroller WIN, on
TfJJRsDkY the 9Th Apr 1865, NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ ,t m.
Oily Hall bids a. pnnlo auction Docks ana Slips,
Hosea Market Cellars and O.rr Corporation Property for
= terIu of years from the hrst day Of May, 1886.
Catalogues containing the description location and terms
1rne nnv ie had upon application TO the Collector City
Ssvanue I'd this oiice. MATTHEW r. BRENNAN,
Comptroller
CRY or Hgw Yopg, DrrARraEvr or FIsArcR,
rpnprpoLLkR's OrsicE, March :, 1861
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

MiNEk Will sell by anci.n on Tuesday March "A, at
IL O'Clock at their sesrq1u No % Liberty street. bank
tupt SALES OF fine o superior Wines and Liquors.
Just imported, to be sold by orer Of assgnees consisting
OF Carets heame and burgundy Wines high grade Hocks
TSSasy an. Rhine Wines aiie French and German Vines
Champagncs Troy and others Sherres and Malaga d0
cask and case 20 cases Rlt Brady artcle
quarter casks Brandy ~ do all Ia bond be sold
duties paid. Also, iron,ini stock full line OF Ma
dsiras fest Sherry ST. csoix and Jane RUNS Bourbon
shsscs with an invoice OF Cigars, Of well known and IA
vorite brands.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
- 1hs fsgned Is prepared heretofore 70 giro
sonal a;tsauoa to SALES or HOUSEHOLD fUENITURE
at resdences of Parties contemplating milking
Gales will consult sheir iaarcst " registering their
early iiy, thereby securing choice OF d.te
A. JOuRNEAY Auctoncer. No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

n EEOHuE G. HAYpocK. AUcTroNEER. TRENCH
" and American Flint Glassware, BY AoBERr Hay.
lel Liberty streetsJ packages American Glassware, 400
boxes TumLiers uQ barrels Kerosene ChiIunies
400 packages French Flint Glassware
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

T,IIE HORACE WATERS GRAND SQUARE AND UP
right Pianos, Melodeons, Harmoniuns and Holian Or
gans Wholesale retail TO let and allowed IL pur
chased monthly payments received for the Secon
hand Pianos at bargains from $50 to $c25 Sheet Music
little soiled at ~ per page Pianist In attendance
try music Factory and warerooms 48 Broadway CAST
paid for second hand Pianos.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

NoTIcE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOW:
IN Ing Property will be sold satisfy unpad and
other charges due to The sale win by
FARMER auctioncer at 4it Canal street New York city,
On the 18th Of March, 1885, at ~ O'Clock A. M unless
ssid c.rgos arc meantlfc and other pro-
Furniture stored BY Mr.. Menzi"s, August 25 1861 Trunks
b., stored by MrA Smith, November 4, 1852
j L. BQt.3S. 2Si Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

G a.. BOGART, AUCrICNEERS.-THIS DAY, AT lOH
-. ecoct at the auction rooms, No. 1 North William
etrestH aisehod Furniture ahogany and rosewood Par
lor Suits French plate Pier aas~ mahogany Rockers and
Easy Chairs Eagcrcs oak and mahogany Exclusion Dining
Tables, Lack walnut anu mahogany Parlor Chars sofas,
Lounges Pianos, black walnut Beds eads and Bedding
Carpets Druggcs 10 Wheeler Wilson and Singer Sewing
&achinea chests Carpencr's Tools, Show Case oice
Desks made Single Harness. Saddle and Bride,
1ot Shirts and Drawers Blankets, de- Deposits required
from all purchasers.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

IT H. LEEDS AUcTIoNEER.--H H. LEEDS 4 MINER
-. VIII sell by auction on Saturday March H. ~ o'clock
IN front OF their store 93 LIBERTY street. Coupe Cari
nadc BY Lawrence and In order Also gents Saddte,
Bride and lap Blanket all In fine order, nearly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
IMPORTANT FRON NORTH CAROLINA
A Battle Reported Near Kinston
on Wednesday last.
A VICTORY CLAIMED OVER OUR FORCES.
The Gallantry Of the Union Troops
Acknowledged.
REPORTS OF SCOUTS.
Hunicred Union Victories in
South Carolina.
CHEATHAM AND JOHNSTON GET
LAWFULLY WHIPPED"
GENERAL SHERMAN AT CHERAW.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1855.


The Richmond Examiner Of Friday contains the
following dispatch from Cen Lee giving the particulars
of a battle near Klns.on North Carolina between Gen.
Bragg Of the Confederate army, nnd tie Union forces
which moved from Newbern to meet Sherman in the d
reoiion Of Godsborcugb:
HrADoi ARTTRs etc. March Q, 1868.
Hon j. G. PREokINRIDCE StctioTy o. var; Gen
Bragg reports that he ackcd the enemy vet rday
fur miles in front Of Kinston and drove HIN tpm bis
position. He disputed the ground obstatty aid took
w new line three miles IRON his fIs' We oap.nred
three pieces u artillery and 80 Prisoners The .um
her OF the enemy dead and wound len the neld 70
large Ours comparatively small. Tho troops behaved
most handsomely, and Maj Greens Hill and il"ke ex
hibed then usuIl zeal and energy. Il. J.. LIE.
Kinston. near which the fight occurred. is situated
on tic direct route from Goldsborongh to Newbern
and is about twenty miles east Of Golds6crough and
atou. thirty from Newbern.
II is supposed that this force OF tie enemy was I'D
vancng from Newbcrn against Goldsborough forthe
purpose OF cutting tho railroad at that point II Is not
probable after tits repuse, that the enemy will attempt
10 advance and il is Likely shall next hear OF them
falling back on Newborn or changing their course TO
some other poin: OF tie compass. This movement Of
tie enemy was e,den,ly designed TO be cooperative
with Sherman and in this light and in this juneure 1t
NAV be Of great value TO us embarrassing tie move
ments Of Sherman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Desersions from the Rebel Army.

NRwBERy, n. c., FEB. ~, leoo.
Yesterday Company of the 9th North Car
DINA Confederate Cavalry, which was raised IN the
western part Of the State into our lines In body
with their two Lieutenants, their horses and equip
ments. numbering over sixty men. and delivered them
selves up TO our commanding officers at Camp PSmer
After partakng of bountiful feast at Camp Palmer
they with the old flag the head Of their column en-
tered the city the Lopalites VI which they are now
enjoying.
When they were informed that they wanld receive
pay for their horses and and be furnished employ
men or allowed go North, they remarked that II 1t
was generally known in the South that such reception
aw aed the Confederate soldiers in our lines that tho
entire Army Of the Coniederacy would follow their eI
ample.
The arrival Of the remainder OF this regiment into
our lines Is daily looked for.
They say that Knston is being evacuated. and That
the South Carolina troops are the first to give up and
acknowledge that the South is whipped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

junction with Hardee who came up fom Charleston
TO attack sherman.
The scouts report that the Rebels have Information
that before the junction formed Sherman hurled
few of his veteran brgades back upon Cheaihams COL
umn and completely crushed 1t.
Hardee was not mp in time and report does no' cay
that he gave battle at all but that Johnston wss sup
posed to have attacked Sherman in front and got aw'
fully whipped.
There every reason to believe the report to be true
notwithstanding the roundabout way through whien
Ii comes
Tie namo Of the place where the reported battle &C.
CURED not mentioned bat it was probably
on the line ofthe States Of South and North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Wade Hampton Thn"ked for His Reply 70
sherman.
From 7He Richmond Sentinel March D.

The correspondence between Generals Sher-
man and Hampton. in today's paper, will arouse the
manliness OF every one who reads IL. Cen Hampton
will receive the thanks Of every Confederate for bis
spirited ard appropriate answer 10 the Yankee brute
This correspondence reveals the fate Of the beautiful
city gColumDin Fired into without warning and Ind
In asLcs after surrender Sherman has earned for him.
self Tie hate Of mankind and tho treatment due to
wild beast. His baTbarty will have effect opposite
to that which he designed and will arouse oven the Old
men and boys 10 shoot down him and his socaled for
alcrs ut every opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Rcpor. Of one Of Gen. Thomas. Scouts.
Prom Tho ws.hington Republican, March 10.

FROM The Wellington KcpubIcaii MsIu" I"'
Mojor.Gen. Thomas telcgraphs the Govern
uent from the South West that one OF bis scouts has
come in with information that the Rebel Generals Lee
and Chatham. with their forces, had been sent from
Alabama against Sherman but that Lee was suisse
quently recalled 10 defend Selma Aia which. II was
supposed would DO attacked by the Union forces.
Cles,ls p was ordered to proceed, and after forming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
FROM Tie DispSSek.

Government does lot communicate much
news TO the public Of late days and this right where
the publication OF such woud give information TO
rations or about VIVA, is Detailing their troops who
happen 10 he nsuch position that the first Intelligence
OF fen is expected in the North RON Richmond news
papers But such for retcenee DO not exist IN
case of those stories Of tobacco captured the other day
near Fredericksburg. The enemy knew all about that
soon Wa or sooner, AID there is no conceivable
reason for Deserving silence on tgat SUBJECT save re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Keeep.ion Of tho New.Yorh volunteers.

ALBANY, Sainrday, March II. Iet'.
The Secretary Of War has informed GOV.
Fenton that he accepts the tender Of the Gth Regiment
of Stasc National Guards Of Brooklyn Col Adams ioi
one ye.r's service 10 a.rly on 30 qgoiG Of hIngs
County,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
LATE REBEL NEWS.

We have full files Of Richmond papers to the
9th inst. Thursday lasD. and make the following
tracts. Such Of them as are without date are from
Thursdays issues: