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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

1853 u s. statutes at Large vol, K D. aii provide,
that the Presumption laws Of the United States as they
now EXIST D. and they hereby extended over the al
OF all raro ds III the United States wherever public
lands have been may be granted by act of Congress
The eV YET Sections along the line Of the Pacific Raj
road must be treated as reserved sections within
the meaning of this act. Being treated as
subject 10 preempiion the question arises at wi price
they may be Purchased The proviso in the above act
declares That the price to be paid shall in all be
TWO dollars AID ffy cents per acre. such other mini
man price as Is low liked by law. may be fixed by
law, or may be fixed upon lands hereafter granted.
Ihe price o! the reserved sections is 10 DO $50 per
acre unless changed by the price fixed to be fixed by
law on the granted sections. Ia this Congress has
net nxcd an, price the granted sections until three
Yeas after the completion of the entire road. IL
sequenty follows that the named - 20 per acre must
now be paid for tue reserved sections under existing
legislation
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The Railroad sccid.at mt N"rwirh-F"t'
Particulars.
from IL. Norwich L .lc,in, tng. 70.

About :. O'CLOCK n. m, ON Wednesdhy, meg
,ongers were hurrying through streets and Iingn.
The ccor bel. Of citizens with Tie dnu''rcemohi a'
10 boa.train from New London had r.n II ne rnch
between thai city ond NorWlcp hhu va" '.,a, ,,ho
many sufferers f,om tic sIeok vhl1h ensGcu "H'
needed instant attention. ,,ob.rs
II was evident, Il; iifs sight that one man APaons
ADAM ~ No,,hboro Mass. was beyond the au oi
,nr-n,, car ,,onr FROM tho wreck vas u.ed Tor u
strstc,rr aud the fatally wounded nan Ala upon y.
Ills eyes were closed AID the blood do"e' if". ee
~ r. a., besd one ear was iaceIatel ana torn ana
lie entire n nd and face we're fearlhhl toiuseu' ~
lived in an urcor .cious state about three hours are
receiving his injuries Dec,aseu ann. n,I s "au
children Ills body MAS cared fr b. tie officers o, the
road and was taken lone on 'ie II. 9 n tran Mrs.
Peter Ncgley q Hascrstown "a whose h1spaaa we
IN the orcr lin snd tbs right eve. and bad an arm
broker TIC ora vas u. =, Drs. Carleton and Farms
worth and her wounds properly dressed. LITTLE
d,ughtsr OF M. Negfey wa eolsloof'oD osuifed 10
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MAalRIE ID.

DERSON-TTIORNTON--On Thursdsy, August TO- By
the Rev. joseph H. Price d. d.. Rector Of ~. Stephens
Church. David Anderson Sary A. Thornton. both Of this
city.
DARLIEGCIpSOEAt the refidence ~ The brides father
BY the Rev Dr. Barnard n. King borough, n T., William
Lee DaIls g. T. TO Louise a. Gibson second daughtes
ofThornas w. Cibson all Il this city. No cards.
Palade Ibia papers please copy
ENOS-BOULDRE-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Aug 9. ~
tne REV. Dr. Waterbury,. ID. &. Enos esq, OF Philadelphia,
20 Miss Sue BoulleL Of Delaware.
THOMAs-lRELhED-O "Wednesday, Aue o by the Rev
Thoras NJ Curry Henry A. Thomas u bliss Elizabeth Ire
land o. New.NorA City.
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here. and tse snake Of Secession. which thus exhibit
itself, should be scotched # not billed.
JUyEsILy REBELS DprIASr.

OF late the righteousness Of tie lille children in
singing Rebel ribaldry the street, Las engaged the
attention of the pasrol and some ten twslvo of the
first citizsus have been obliged to give bail for TIE
future good behavior o: tie youngsters. who. in adj
don to their melodies, vigorously pel with stones the
little ones OF Union residents ithctng in instances II
Capt. Ferris and Chaplain Manly very serious Troubles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

BY an accident on the Mississippi and Ten.
nessee Railrosd last Monday week. the train being
precipitsted ~ feet of bridge. the fireman. John
Garland WINS scaldcd " death; no other person was
seriously injured.
r. IL. h. sspse....sg Of o small row.boat in the
bow, were ;hroxn INTO me water and OF thom Ed.
ward Mcdonald by name, was drowned
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To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Thursday. Aug. 10, 1865.
TIE PRESIDENTS VISITORS,

The Executive Mansion was again besegcd
to-day by large crowd Of visitors. ono-third OF them
women. The President opened his Office to oil of them
ct the time and paid attention to their respective
calls on business aided 10y ms Private Secretary The
most inpo!sniate Of tie thronS presented matters OF
the least imporance some Of them having previously
been unsuccessful with Heads Of Departments Several
ev-Aemhers OF the United States Congress- who have
been prominent in the Rebel service, waited In tho
aDe'roOn III order 10 Obtain private interview with
the President after TIE crowd had retired.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The receipts from customs for July are
represented to he $40 coo aud those for the prcseas
mouth will De muoh larger. eishths OF the revenue
are collected at New loTk.
LX-CUEGElLLA MOSDY.
A gentleman OF this city who WINS in Alex
anGra yesterday says Coz. John y Mosby attracted a
crowd wherever he made his appearance. and his pres
cncc oocasloscd much indignation among the soldiers
on Guiy in That CITY lie cane down from Warrcnton
10 be edci,tcl as member of TIE bar. Int Gen.
Wells arrested lin the charge cf having broken his
paro.c Tie Coloae briefly but respectfully cOntro-
Sertod the point Uid tie General tcegrapAco 10 the
Secret ary OF War FOR Instructions.
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s.VEN GRE N BLESSINGS
SECURED TO TIE HUMAN RACE
by or BOTTLE or
RAILWAYS
READY KkLIEF.

Pain instantly removed, al scstc insmuat0ry, naaors
or Infectious de.s.s prevented and atrd TIE weak,
ireh and nervous restored ~ strength ysoF AND sound
health nv tine use OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Ono
5lcen bottle win do GOOD complaints ard
keep stomach clesr and healthy than ten dosrs
spen, for ail ct scr medicine or b..ters m usc.
One application externally. few DIOR alen Internally
will instantly the Iferr from tie most violent and
terrible pains and restore weak, eeb.e and po'ifated
frame TO strength ard yivor. -
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Loorness dArrhes choer,norbus pnintui discharges
from the bow a so stopped in d,ean or twenty minutes ey
taking Gadw,y. Ready RcicG NO c"rgrstiou or n'lmns
ton no MrsA,s Or isssaGs viii follow tAo use o. the IL NJ
Relief 80 ,,.,,.,
For headache whether sick nersors rhrWnatsn iuin-
he,o ryu and geakprss ba spne Kidneys pains
ronni the liver pcnrsy srsr OF the jo,. pans IN ne
bowels hear, burn ard pains % al kinds seway' k-sdy
Ref viii in few molnnts, cangs the liscres You sunes
n low. and measures and 1--WE you good signs o returning
health. -, - v.t -
p,,c,t Agency Ontres.-n,-ntors who wish 20 t,ks
o, Psf,nta arc counsel with Messrs MUM
"a rdior Of The Scientific American. who have ~ 49,
,.d claim. before the fasnOGcs for nesry twenty CtD
sr Their American ard European Peoi Agency u the
mo, extensive IN tie world pSnpbe containing fJii
.,~nrners ~ inventors. j. sen. grabs Address . :.
MI Nm { Go, No. 81 Pechrow. r. T.
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s;eamboa. and Hotel Furnishing.

w. have on hand ar,e ssso nient Of STEAMBOAT snd
HOTEL GOODS.
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE
PURPOSE,
such
CHINA. SrONEWARr, GLASSWARE,
CHANDELIERS, LAMPS MIRRORS
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, STATE.R0OM TOILET
SETS, PLANISRED UENS. &c, &c.
II requised Will contract 70 furns complete outfits
Also,
Solo AGENTS for II,WLEY'S PATENT DRY DIAPHRAGM
Gaoders for lighting .eirbos,' with warranted 10
work to perfection A. aDoas onsqualer tie expense snd
trouble oi kesosene
T.. V. HAUGuWOUT &C Co.,
Nos ls} i9o, ~. Broadway, cor. Of BToonc-ss.
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.
BAILEY PATENT SPRING ROLL COG-"HEb
yg,,luNc AND WEfNGIsG MAcHISg.-1he original Cog.
Nrnel Wriuger The highest premium "a silver medal
wa. Nv arded TO this machine at the New England A G
rculrrl Fair AZ Springfield. Mass, in 1864. No. i'os
HnadWay n. Y
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Mir. JoHS i. DILLON, formerly Of the NewYork
bar, ia Liberal Member elect OF The British House
Of Commons from Tipperery County, Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

A DEAF AND DUMB MAN ASSAULTED Police
Surgeon Mcdowell reports that deaf and dumb man
whose name was not Ayen had been assaulted and
dangerously beaten with "a club by named Lahey
The assault was committed on Monday night. but un
der what circumstances is not known Laey effected
bis escape and his victim was taken TO the hospital
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A Murderer kcspited.

PHILADELPHIA. Thurs day. Aug. 10. 1865.
David Gregory. who was to he executed here
Tomorrow 10? shooting n tlyeIntecper, bas lad LIS
,lu.o extended 10 the "a q Sc, teii5ef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

BETTER THAN OH WgLLs.-Tho most vaIus.
bic possession earth IL good health.
PLASrArtoa BrrrRm
Are an excellent presever Of the he ah and tho ss
system
They quist the nerves
They Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
They create healthy appe.ite.
They cure Cramps and Ckoic
They purify ard iuvsorate the system.
They cure Headache. Constipation and Bilioamsss
They require no change Of diet.
They instantly relieve dis,ress stor eating.
They make the weak strong. the lsnsud brilliant and ere
exhausted natures great They are composed ef
celebraed Cdssya bars wuterresn sas.afs roots and
herbs al pre'erssd In perfectly pure s., Groin rum For par
tic lsrs circulars and testimonials around each bottle.
TRY Tux, AND Bs CURED,
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fAlyrrti.rfnsp'.f


LIE FOR THE iiAIR-Changed from gray 10
natuIul color without Gsc'ng. L0DoN HAIR COLOR
IA lONFR AND DLEsslsG doe not stain or soil ANY.
thior keen, the scap clean. cool aad healthy! makes
the hair sdh dark and lnxurant frsgraniy peifumed
Sold by the leading druggists.
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Gnerial Notices.

-ixtecni'i Assembly District Union Associations
rg1l meeting OF this socs. on vii! DC heid AZ brad
gaarert Dilgedein Thrd-ayr, between fltyn'ptt and
s,xt.o,h s,s. THIS lfEiAyl EFENlhG: Az 49,,
oclocs. j. w u L' I'm, ii"ssseW-
ALLAN COOPER Secretary.
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TNuNFItIFriUtIW
CLorugs WRrEGERs of all kinds repaired by
,be B,nrY WAsmSc AND WaSGNG MAtuINE,o No.
i.c Broadwny. y. \.
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fhd,ersemeni.
JEyyEas. SO broadway, is selling his SHOES
a. 90 81 REDUCTION Ladies visiting the country should
call ard buy their Shoes ut JEFFERs No J.3 Broadway
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FROM RICHMOND.
Large Meeting Of tho Cclered People
Important Case 70 be Tried-C'osinR
Of the Cnlored echools-The Correct
versisn OF tho Aceuin Greek R.ots,

From Our Special Corcspcnden-
RICHMOND. Va. August le65.
Notwithstanding the meetings Of s-nall fry
politicians the various edcts Of deposed Official to-
gether with the sympahies Of Gov. iPcrpor the civil
affairs in this State viii not be placed in working order
until after the meeting of Congress. Cen Turner. un'
der the recent order assigning military commanders to
districts. and reducing tho number OF Shoudersraps
has been Ieapponied to this Department an evidence
that he enjoys not only the confidence of his superior
Gen. Terry but that Of the President and War Depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11
Wm. &. Hicks Patent
STEAM ENGINES.

rom 10 0J horsepower. Possessing all tie sdNsniss, y
the most improvement Ne IN the use ~ gtcsn Hnl -
las Than tho sixr weight sni nnHhc- OF psn on
other en- tncs with tine rCoSosi IN sfkss
OPERATION pAiRs and TsSAssPoglA,ioSi sdfpsra " IL
RrvE STATIONARY PORTABLE and Loaoxor's osh'' 49,
zines on exhibition and for at the ofi"e Of - Nv
THE IlICKs ENGINE Co., No. 90 Loeny W, ~ =
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MAgvISs NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
PL.srWR fIRE AND BrRGrsE SILVER PLATE sArss Highly
ornamental and warranted perfectly dry Also large a'oi
rn,nt OF bsikeTs' aud Merchants SAyks.
MARVIN 4 Co., No. 26s Brosdwas'
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business Notices.
" Plies" piles. !"

" PILNS.' ~ FILES =
In SrRicKrsyps Pills REMEDY Is the only Pile
Remedy IN The world hs will effect p, Cure OF the
worst case OF Blind and Bleeding PLEA aud have est
ony In our prove that has Cured Psray
ssc. Of Twenty and Thirty Years standing.
For sale by " G. " TO. No. ll3 Frsnklins " l.
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CHAGIIS OF THH MAYOR.

Nat. Sturdivant Mayor elect has returned 20 Rich
mond not little chagrined at his cool reception in
Washin gton and although he may almost daily he met
arm and arm with Capt. Snyder. Provost Marsha.
Second District AMI few other similar Bringing paliry
officials vending their way to the bar'room ander the
Exchange. be very wisel abstans from conversation
upon his recent misbaps. no doubt concluding. 4" the
least said the soonest mcnded"
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ARTIFICIAL LINES Is. FRANK. PALMER LIZ ~,
CIvH- rug Bssrr Patent LIMBS TO SoLDERs-ystk '4'
BwAr NY i60g CnHsrst I-sr Phila ls ohkksssf:'
ton. COnsIfsosup suKGKOS.G gsERAL bAhshs =. =. =
BATcHRLoI's HAIR DYB.-Tbe best IN the
world Perfect na.nrsi reliable harmless ana man,
" odect. The eonulnei 10 signed W,i,iAt ~.
solo by ali druggists. Factory No. ~ nsItla,s
TRUssEs ELASTIC STOCKINGS, suspsNS0 C
B,yp.c,, suyrarrgRs &c.-MARsn 20. Radical Cure
IT, sl,s,. euy AZ No ycsey-st Lady attendsns.
srcvru Cxrn ACrEp WITHOUT PAIN.-NitrOus
oi, 80 in s,y quantity ps, no. breshed over. esy 70
AZ ~, nd sure made BY "Spasaes Apparatus Tsse
tbs bet, No. les Btssdssy
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a LAND OFFICE DECISION.

,ne commissioner Of the General Land Office
.n, 80 received an inquiry in the case Of homestead
s'u"eucn City. Kansas en- one Of the even or
,n sections along the line OF the Pacific Railroad
-.'n ,ee Question was raised as to tho rate nor
""'ch said reserved section should be be,s The
held that the tracts not being subject 70
$40" AZ asum less than So 90 per acre o,cosd.
me-, u.oe' Oh acres that the party could ACQUIRE
'. 'ae homestead Act Of I'd May, ls0a. The secrn
=. sa' INFERIOR after a thorough examination %
v.,.s' Ms"sf. has rendered his decision sfirmin.
q -'1' o.! ae General Land Qales fga sscI.; ;
certain land. AN Act to extend presumption right,
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OI,rrh.. Dy.eutery. Cholera ,forbas. &c
ITO. ana cs,,sln cure. HEGEMANS DiAAkhEA
REMEDY used with Uniform, sVes The enois..
Of 1882. Sold by Druggists. Prepared '-y sy 80
Co.. No. eoa 3ea 81 rad rs Broadway '''
,ve and sryentoenth-st. ~ "
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v.Dsc b. COrkhil!, formerly Captain and
~ 49, Oh Subsistence in the Second Corps Army
as aO.0iaac and who for nearly year past has
,,,oa ~ ana Paymaster. hos recently been bre-
rendered the Goyerpms,t
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispstch to The v Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON. Thursday. August 10. looS.
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APPOINTMENT OF SUTLER..

ine following directions governing the sp.
Department;
sa,i Vovs IN campaign. on detachment or on distant
niet win be allowed suffers al tie rate az one FOR
s,,.y aeS,nent corps separate detachment, 20 be
msn5stscS oy tae commanding officer upon tie recon-
H. % tae Council Of Administration subco, 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-19

we sccn sftor lcarued that TIE ,s-ar,.,inn OF M,
~ nct lcss thsn ~, nciudtuz MANY saor, frot1
NJ h-r, who had Dot - rVtur bal - thear ss,ts
II vss cccesioned ey the eNrvh-.snes VI a,ne Of
tas cuIope1 troor- The msesLnc uist espiodcd
WIS in the very contry Vf toe pArN,a. ard a hei
sroor ~, earth to- rcs' depth ~ ~ ie~- NJ iu
sAa "idcd 70 the desclston tbat ~ .rns ia u
PAST Monument ot engineering sb,htv Ont. /.
r.iuJer of A urs from tic flNnt ~ 41fas 1i tka
chiter' also ri"ercd from this explosion. cv
hen 'ue S'ote 10 examine the wo-s, and 'cil
.l,l't :" lnrlr etcuseuic curiosity. The paytnss-
trf" No 'ct' - Ee '-r sni the Tpondstu = au ala
ensrn fr0rn hc Dot,. s.-r. are rcpOrt,d among
the victims
Tue hoes Of the na,a. .r,sis in the assault
we're n"t lees than 80 . u,I and wounded
F1sg l. cuteuAut samuel " r...i,n and Ii~it
benJ. ii Porter. cunmnugcr oi thc Malvern, werv
tom sA0t 4ynI --tlV i.ftuor ut ID - ll lrongu th.,
sroin, Ana i.o iai" by a .ptcru, hs rlsht
breast. Both died n tc t-ou.N. Aua tLar Lolr.
were not recovered until lacr tho For,
frl. The number ui uLAers vouudci -
unprecedented At.uf-M,s.crs Mao J. W
keuipson. n the 7suu,so, ~so s,rt on aloru vi.h
boat TIsced et the s"Iy,e OF Gonsr-l Terry. and
bcins invited D. ono 4 t.e staff tO ioin them in
thc asss'lL sctua ly entercl the for. ith Gencrs
Gurus, acting ~ his aid. H. vprcBcut4 that tho
Sszsuitur party advanced Nbtly 6. .lrri s1n wer,
repohng tie naval assault, ANA rai succeeded ty
suddenly ring the .usri OF IA rs tuen al the
sally port manning two hu,.ttzers loaded vius
grHGc' aud shooting down aud diving back
Tic afpsh lotefs IN tls ran parts IN gaming al
entrance and tIetuy "a tAJr, 1i tbo mounds H.
fore tho gyi ersl attention of the garrison WAS al
fe 4 ~ those gsllslt fellow engaged 10 this hold
Anl hasari iuIs NORA, bust, cl IAo la. fium tho
tamFsris under Butler, suu have nov secured the
tot itscf. Their supports PUSHED On aonn ~
Tie ~ was IA sol, and tLCu commenced ono Il tha
Sevorcst contests that tC war furuIshoI Tor the
possession Of he fort iirpp"a-l b. have bcon CON
sructed for such con,osl vas tpow progress n ne.
ttd each o' inc seventeen mounds Gro successful "
Ought .'- and stru. led over Nun desperate ter-
seN, and bravery botl by thc oasAulii ing p.r,y
aud tie garrison. Mound af or mound vas cnp-
tufcd, untl nine OF tie en,cu We're IN our pos
erss o. al ht4o O'Clock Al o. DO, whom Gene sal Cur
tis- who lcd tho Nfsaul.irs usrt., 4, rruiuod To
10 .se one mor chsrsO on tlo enemy, and " tha,
iai,ed, 70 Eu.t OA 10 40 had a. YVES % DO u poss.cs
son until morning .luH as he was ,hout to u.a. ,
'h" charge white f., was r.i.r by the garrison
and possession gwen D. the out re york
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From Savannah.
Return OF Secretary ~tnuton- IIi. Repor,
to the President.

P,rirsss Monroe, Jan Ito ihs President.
Con. Sherman renewed the u. ycusr, af ti.S,r....
nom s,vaunAl, iast v,cs IN, l5.A AMI TOO.
orps cut 10 transports to rcslt.rf, on sa,ur3a
No iiih. The i,.h corps under Br.ya iier4i,t..
Flair, crossed Port Il sal Ferry, aud olth a po.,o.
~ Fosters cofamGu = moved ol + cYt.llg1. n.
Howard, commanding ust wing of the arna
reported on sunday u.st the cncu.y auaAdoAoI h.,
strong vorss in cur front durfg Saturday u.gi,L
General Etir's corps Low oceupcs slroas pa.
tion scross the rAlroli. eoyouu. al appcy.;h,.
eastward to Poco.algo.
AT tie sick q Genera slernaus army are N
good hospitals At Beaufort ad H.i.uu Head. where
the rens' cliulte AZ RS A.,.la.-s .tr re,, ya-,.
aip"rior T. Gnv other place Tic Uea,e 1fri pa, ~
prevailing at Savannah since ta ptup1tipl I-
Genera. sherman. tuulI not he surta,so Fa~y
nal" inha' ts1's are L 'c seen .i thu 81 octs L..
dies and children cv ncN A 4rrHs of s.curtv NJ,
instance % disorder personal injury, ~ in.1ii =
has G,curro'. Lat9rns utl Nld me.haucs, -.4iS
and blscl, are se'kiuF EN- Ulur mont rIo trt< "A
are cheerful snd resp eetuI t.nsr .7 every ou. 49,
seem b. feel themselves much At Nuu, ard o., ....
Dehay,our' as II IA ite'r native towns.
Trade Is restricted ipr tie D. csol' ~ a.,ysI t,,t
tsry necessity. Many shlri with racrgIng'...
from the North ar waiting et Hilton tT,I for p.r
mission ~ 90 10 savannah, but droeraI Sherman
h's sfniiter IN = a i'm tod .At.t, oi supphcs
required by bis trOorg. Am'"rl preya, at uo
sorn a. W uns present iudr sfn.ut for ,omuc-.-
at sa'annAA. .aerc - 81 get an iar-o POI .a.
uOn to be SUPP fNeJ, n4 credit " t..Lc. H.. ..-
nodities oi eHeha.r %, and there eau 10 10 .....
amount Tor eensderAtls urr-i. Al - go.
snd pr ducts nc" within a,,sIuaA u. jug L. tha
Government H clptuTDl pT. Iertg o. r..s.ut pfc-
eAuii onA AStnst supp 90 tlat m.r.t 800 4. .
! ehomy have boen NAL, and viii le eu'or.rd W
/ HonerA 81 egu.aA lie .,Lt.A ,syiure4 ia s,vrl-
nab, of which tier, isA f. .l, zeal q On Isl,n A..
hAs oeen turned over 'y the Isr'"'u4Is'eg . G-
DTapsr, slryai s1sut q il, ROSARY. The g art
ertaa'ef -ic lrrtl rg.l..s -; savannah u ..cuts
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Union and Rebel Reports.
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