Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-04
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
From the Union and Enterprise of this Morning. !
News from Rebel AOurces-FrOm 6her.
! man,n Army-A6aiFa In RebeldOm.


News from Rebel AOurces-FrO rom 6her.
man's Army-Adairs In Rebellion.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The Richmond En-
aminer Of the 18th says: The enemy shelled
our lines between Dunlap and Petersburg
Yesterday with great vigor. but had no effect.
1t is rumored that the Yankee troops are
again crossing to the north bank Of the
James river, but they made NO appearance in
front Of our lines. The Richmond Examiner
says it is also reported that the enemy's YES
sells have appeared in York river, and that
some troops have been landed at White
House
The Milton On. C.) Chronicle understands
that the home guard Of that State sent to
meet the Union raiders at Bulfeld refused to
cross the State line.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Goth says:
Beauregard reports that a column of the en-
| envy which went to the Altamaha bridge Of
the Gulf railroad, had returned to Savannah.
Fitzpatrick was in that city on Wednesday.
| The Examiner also says that the country in
front Of Richmond and Petersburg Is con-
verted into mud, which will be scarcely hard
till May.
The feet off Wilmington is said to have
disappeared. Three blockade runners re-
ported since run in.
Governor Vance calls upon everybody that
can fire a gun behind breastworks, to repair
to Wilmington. 49,,
The Richmond Sentinel says Grant will
now have three more armies, and the rebels
must raise sufficient men to meet them. 1t
calls upon Congress to take every possible
measure for filling up the armies so as to de-
feat the Yankee forces. 1t says the pressure
of war bears heavily.
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iii the rfcs on Tho nI,nt,t;ons in the vicinity
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No'hhnx VIEW ron r tnG oI1"ac Army
Notnng OF interest from tae army ot Tue
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a:5 h.. az R.;,;sh Gc~e-.menT,
NEW YORK, Jan; Inc Catawoa mas ar
Ilved from New Oileans Win oates u Tue
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franSln CreeA' N.ss', tnIee hIAes nun ~
bile, having met with httIe oppoSltioh' tue
reoeis are ouSy n,gnt anu gay en O;.p thy
70 oiOcSaue P me Tn VI down the
- 49, So,,sa
Alaoaha river pon Selma. n,.U :,
Ioree from renSScTla, uraet Hchean, 10
reported moSlnS On D'aNeiy' Daiu"ii ooun'S'
20 mles iI0m Moone 81 ., oa
a Eessel, WIN cargo VI col'0n' ese"peu
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tne .ha anoodn foH 81 Moh;ie Fronn Gron.
nn.,s onar,t;pns s,a;nst !,
SeTI So U R;cbmond Exam;ner Of tho Doth savs.
The n;rate Alexandra has been seized Mt
Nassau nv order of the British Goyernment