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The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of El Dorado.
y In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In tie matter OfLte estate off, 7. T7HNOTDS,
Deceased.
The people OF the State Of California, send greet.
ing.
In pursuance NJ an order OF the Probate Judge Of
this County. duly made ami entered on tn: thirty
hrst dv Of July, A. D 1855, notice is hereby given
that On Monday, the 2l,t day August, 1865, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. Ofsad day at The Court House Of
said County in the City Of Placerville. has been ap
pointed Tor hearing The application Of Susan JrGrey
praying that document now on file In this Court,
purportng 10 be the last will and testa. cut Of J. r
Timmonds, deceased, he admitted to prob Ite, and
that letters tesamentary he issued thereon " said
Susan jeffrey, who is namsd therein as ExrcutriN
at which time all persons may appear and cOnte
the same.
Attest: G.J. CARPENTER, Clerk.
By A. J. Lowry, Dept. Clerk.
A. c. SEARLE, Atty. for Petitioner.
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MasOnIe.--Sierra Nevada CSuOSAst
No. 20, Of ROYAL and Select MASTER, holds SCstVd
meetings on the evening Of the a-SI Tuesday Oi
each month, in Masonic Han. PIaeervilIs.
wM. A. JANUARY, 7. ]. n.
HENKY d. RAPHAEL, Recorder.
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Masonic NOttee..-B10tedM ~ MsetinEs Of
81 dorado Lodge. No. 26. are held At Masonic Han,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full ASon
IN each month.
FREDERICK '. BARSS, v. n
HENBT d. RAPBAEL, Secretary.
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REoULAR NRefINo.-TAere will be Q regular
meeting Of Neptune Engine Co. No. 3, at their
hall, on Thursday evening" next, at o'clock.
The nemDers are requested 10 be on hand
promptly.
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RIRTHS.

10 this. city. August [.h. to L. B. Richard.
son aud wife daughter.
At Pleasant vaiiey, July a0d, 70 J. R. Buf.
6ngton and wife daughter.
AT Reservoir Hill, July Qstb, to s. J. Fryer
and wife a son.
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*

Masonic. - 81. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. Is. holds ts regular meetings In AA.
sour Hall, on the evening Of the arst Wednesday
OF each mouth, All Conn anIons In good standing g
viii be cord ally welcomed
ARvID {. ARvIDsSoN, u. Z. q. ?.
HTEET D. RArHLEL, Secretary.
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q. s. 5-2o SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

per cent. including gold interest from November,
which makes the se;uAI profit on the 80 loan at
cent per Annum, besides lite ExgprTIoN VRoM
ArA1E AND AuNIcIPAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS
FnoA oNR TO THREE PER cE>r MoRH. according
to the rate levied on o,het property. The interest
Is payable in currency, 'emi-annuAlly. by coupons
attached to each note, which may be cut OF and
sold to any bank or banker.
III. inanreat nrnnnnta La
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY ooNvEN-
TION.

Central Conmittse, held on Wednesday. July 26th,
lS65, It vas resolved to call q Convention OF the
Democracy OF 81 Dorado County, for the purpose Of
nomina ating COUNTY TICKET to be supported at
the approaching general election, and for the trans
action Of such other business may be properly
brought before It and that said convention uld
assemble at the Theatre in the City Of PacerVille At
II o'clock, A. M.
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1895.
And that Primary Elections should be held at the
several Precincts throughout the County, at tile
usual places for holding elections, for the purpose Of
el-ctng Delegates To said C"nVentiun, between the
hours Of seven and eight O'Clock p. NJ, on SATUR.
DAY, THE l9th DAY OF AUGUST, In accordance
with the following
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Notice Of all denominations named viii BE-
promptly furnished upon receipt Of Srrip;ious.
TINS - the
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Popular Loan Of the People.

Less than $500, COO Of the loan authorized
by the last Congrsss, are now on the market.
This amount. at the rate at which it is being
absorbed, will all be 1uh.erl.ed for Within four
months, wheo the notes will uudouhied,y com
maid a premium. a. ha, uatfornnly been the eAI.
on closing The subscription, TO ether IoAus.
In order that ei,iists OF every tosn and section
Of the country may BE AHorded faeitie, for taking
the loau. the NA;ionA! BAuk. State Banhs, AnJ
Private Bankers ,hroushou, the country law
generally agreed 10 receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their ovu agents, In born
they have confidence, and who only are TO bt re-
SponSible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive ordsrs.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription agent, Philadelpbis.
March IS, ls6S.-tnAs-;m:7l
ADDENDUM.
rEL OVERLAND TELEGkAFH:
PniLApsLrnIA, MSy l7th, 1883.
Cd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series.
Two Hund.e and Thirty NJ ,lliOns t23o. 900 oooy
precisely like other two SeTiss, except dated 18th
July. and Government reserves The right to pay
Si1 per cent. in Gold instead Of 80 Currspey
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Assst, PhiIAdelphia.
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Jssss YAUELL. late proprietor Of the Placer.
vile News, will issue his new paper, the Re-
oorder, this morning. II will be particularly
sveet, We updsrstspd, on the Long Hairs.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

The Copartnership heretofore existnKa at q Dora.
40, under the name Of Hsines Brothers, Is this day
1lSeoIved ny mutual consent. The business will
hereafter be conducted By A. Haines Who Alone II
latAoEised to make sestiementy.
A. HAINES.
.. HAINES
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ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

rou offered by tie Government, ard i, is eotA,
make IL the GREAT
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY |,
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

TNHE PROPRIETORs OF THE "PACIFIo Nu'
i scum OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE have
determined, regardless Of expepae. to Issue, kHSk
Tor the benefit Of suffering humAptlyl oHr Of theI
most Interesting and ipGlTuciVe LBCTUn&, on
and Rs dfSaualineatip4aS Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline Of MsnhoeA N@ges,,
tion, Weakness OF DepEesaipn, Loss Of EpeEy ano'
vital Power, the great Social Evil, aud thOaa meIe.
dies that result from yopthiul folles, exeee.A q
maturity, or ignorance Of PhyGIoloU ana Hs''hs~'
Laws. -
These invaluable Lectures have been the nvISS y, -
forwarded FREE on reeeipt Of TWeaty.eVe Oenu -
postage stamps, BY sddFesslng Secretary raeLsc
lfusesm Of Anatowy and Science, E1ns Stres'' oSA
francisco"
cI (uAr4lIiJ
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The democracy are moving. They eVlnce
the same heroic devotion TO the purity Of the
Caucasian blood for which Andrews, the leader
of the New York riot and the pensioner of n col
ored mistress, was so justly distinguished
Sacramento Union.
Andrews, lhe leader of the New York
riot and the pensioner Of a colored mis-.
trcSs," was bowling Abolitionist, Presi-
dent of u loyal league and employed
by the Administration to incite the New
York riot. He is leader of the Unions
purity party and is kept on the "wages
Of iufamy." The Union calls upon the
people to vote against the Democratic
party in order to uphold such vagabonds!
1t is worthy organ, to use its own Ian
gnage of "rufians, ,bummers and thieves" :"
1t is rich, decidedly. for the apologiSt and
defender Of riots, to censure the New
York rioters 1t has for years been the
consistent and steadfast friend of mobs /;
and the friends of Gov. Low assert that
the Union urged the Long Hairs to break
up the Union Convention in row. A
paper blistering in infamy had better keep
quiet. Its abuse Of political opponents
during the past four years has been most
shameful, and its efforts to excite against
them mob violence because their opinions
differed from those made by order Of the
Administration has been disgrace to
journalism and to manhood.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

DV AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY
ID Of the Treasury, the Undsrsigued has as
suned the General Subscription Agency for the
sale Of United States Treasury notes. bearing sew
en- and threeteuthS per cent. interest, per annum,
known aS tie
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

1865, and are payable three years from that time,
in currency, or are convertible, At The option Of
the holder, into
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Musr BAcx Dowx.-Ths radical papers

MusT BAcE DowN.-The radical papers
and leaders continue 10 threaten Presi-
dent IOhnaon. They declare that they
will .'cruSh him"rthat be viii b. forced
to "baek down" from his position against
negro sutfrsge-that they have majori.
ty in Congress and will defeat all his
measures unless he agrees to their terms.
Some 20 so far as to call him "traitOr" /:
and the Portsmouth Chronicle says be
has "thrown himself into the arms Of the
copperheads." The leading Abolition or
gan Of Wisconsin says:
''The Government has taken its position
against negro, suffrage distinctly aud uns-
Quiv0cally. Just - President Lincoln did at
first against emancipation. But be had 10 back
down, just as President johnson will be Oblig
ed TO do in this case. For his coIsss is now
disappFove0 BY the leading presses and mem
bers Of the Union party, and is approved BY
the entire COPPsFAeA3 party, People may
turn up their noses at the opposition Of Wen
dell Phillips and men of his type. But when
such men as Prot Amasa Walker, Of Boston,
take public issue with the President, and the
cOnsiences and hearts. not only 0f the religious
bndies, but also the loyal press and loyal
masses, are opposed to the President on this
question, be must change, or be without par
" to support him, or throw himself into the
arnIs of the copperbeads."
In the face Of all these threats and blus-
tering the President pursues the even
tenor Of his way, recOnstructing the
States on the basis Of white suffrage alone.
He shows no disposition to "back down."
and it remains to be seen whether these
fanatics can ''crush him." The President
will be sustained by the people, and the
demagogues who are endeavoring to crush
him will be driven into obscurity.
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DEATH S .

At Reservoir Hill, August 4th, Shadrach
Martin.
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Democratic state Committee.

CHAs GiLpEA. Secretary.
Placervllle, July 26th. lS6S.
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SAD CALAMITY two o'clock last
Sunday afternoon the steamer Brother
Jonathan struck n sunken rock on the
Northern coast Of this State, near Cres-
cent City, and sunk in less than an hour.
All on board, with the exception of six.
teen persons. who escaped in small boat,
persisted. Her passengers, officers and
crew consisted Of about two hundred per.
sons Brigadier General Wright a9d lady.
and James Nisbet, one of the editors OF
the s. r. Bulletin. are among those who
perishsd. The sad intelligence was re-
ceiVsd with unaffected sorrow throughout
the State
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-05

TOWNSHIP CONVENTION Long Hair
friends have issued call for convention to
meet in this city on Tuesday next, for the
purpose Of nominating Township officers. The
primaries take place this evening at o'clock
II is said they intend ruling out Douglas Demo-
Gratis and the other Union men who signed the
circular for a new ticket If they carry out
their plan therSwill be fun at the primaries
tonight.
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e Dorado, AuguH 1r, 1852
, 1865-04-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Glorious IldinEs-The TFesfdent
Waiting 10 20 TO Etichlnvud-Granl
PiauG-I.ec.s Avenues of EHcnpe-f&u.
nprs In 1hc Capital.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TrIbupH4 ).

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TribupAt4 !.
WAsu1sGTos, april 2.
General sympathy is expressed for the unfortu"
nate democrats Of Connecticut In view Of the eal
lnroad Grant has made upon their prospects at
their State election tomorrow by the operations
Ata quarter before two o'clock today. four
lorgc eagles were observed circltng about the
dome Of The Capitol and over the head Of The God.
CESS OF liberty Their appearance was almost
@ simultaneous With that OF The bulletin from Rich
nond. a..
Ms. Lincoln returned from the army this morn-
enter Richmond, as Gen. Grant ha. promised that
lie eha]l, within the next tortyetght hours.
The plan Ct the recent movements, as under
stood here, seems to hare heen about rs follows:
Sheridan was to lead the way with his very heavy
cavalry force, making pretty wide detou5 to The
fouth and west. emitting ne sonfh Side and reach
ing over to the Danville Railroad,
lie wae to be strongly supported By the move.
able portion Of the Armies Of the Potomac and OF
the James, which were to push orer towards thu
left snd turn Lees r1ght annk, while the nna IN
tlhle advanced.
IsJudeine from the latest dispatches, the whole
plan eeens to have been successful, Including the
cutting Of the South Side Railroad, the turning Of
Lees right, and the carrying OF portion Of the
rebel workz in front Of Petersburg -
But two lines Of policy are believed hesc to be
has been more .disastrops'y against him thsu Is
TOW known. He can probably still retreat to-
Faillrg 10 this, he hsd no resort except to Ike
the most desperate defense possible, while J9hn-
st MS forces are hurried upon the Weldon hnl:
road 10 reinforce him This Is believed to be
poeslble, and herein military men tonight con
{. i've to hc our only danger.
Wi1d stories IRE dv'ng thraugh the etseet3 to
nleht to he effect that Tho WardeRaItmenfa fsn A.
mont, to.murrow morning, hut although such
spt l. quite possible, there Is no serious e1pee
tat1on u Il in any well informed 9ua5tets a m
+bfa eftsTnonn4 In honor Of our connnued sue
ce6ees
, 1865-04-03
F8O11 MOBILE.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
fAxp NEAR SM1TH's MILLS, FISH RIVER, LA.,
Ma1ch '23d, via CA1Ro, April Id
At oaybrcak this morning the rebels, on the
:Mcnt1ose road, attacked our plckets. Our p1ekets
Immediately deployed and moved forward steadily
drir,no,thc rebels back for a distance OF ! mile.
This pfcket consisted Of about 150 men, covering
the front Of the I'd brigade, 9Th army corps. They
sklrul-hed With the rebel picket for about IN
hour. Killing ard wonndtng several Of them The
picket of cavalry consisted Of about 100 men, and
1etired towards Blakely. The rebels moved
ronnd towards their left, threatening to turn the
night Of our flank.
The first brigade's picket lines was then 60
engaged up to the time Of the rebels refreshing;
NEW YokK, April J.
The KtyaEd's correspondent In front of Mobile,
s,arch sSd. saTs the 18th corps, accompanied BY
General Canby and sta that day a5Eassa a. IT. paa r.
inte hsv. and ten miles distant from 1t, and
trentr.sfr I've niles from Mobile city The entire
fs,h coTns. unde1 uen. Grsntnet, Vas expected to
ioin tle 16th at Danby's Mills during ne evening
"a Ths so.psS spps 3PfSs Se 81 dssace &
forty miles. In all this msrca, not motc ta1n dty
r.:i.35, eni5iere altogether were encountered. 1u
facr no nnnosftion worthy OF the name WAS made
to H. ayance Of either corps. and no rebel works
we're encountered sno"19G ~ .na more ~
~, ornecttnp an advance in this direction Vas
nerboh1r ~ The almost unpa.sable nature OF the
rrat,u,.v The road had TO bo corduroyed. Gep:
csmhyie movement Of troops on the west elde ol
Mobile by issoSSa,ayn See6 for tWs5
to1r hours previous to the SD, and was supposed
~ nroceed from IN engagement between me mon'
ftnTa nn1 shore batteries.
, 1865-04-03
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Interesting Questions aud Answers
RELATIVE 70 THE
7.3O U. S. LOAN.

9. .,,+ -, .,.rr,Io-~t.,a wh,+t+l.
~ >4a' 49, '5
Th,rtvr loan -.
assseFl oca1s interest IN currency At the rate oi
Srntrsh Ir]is,.. mnsinR tcn intere,t Is fotlo~n:
Ons cent ptr y On tnch 25o note.
Ten cents pef day 90 each 500 note.
scon GS 81 %nen ana ho# caa they be OBJ
tainete
1nur 6y ats: 81 he rtsponstae Sanxs snd bank
eFs y ~ ~ .f,-hen Ia the t,.r.r payao.e. and
hox eaa It b. col 3eted: ,o.. r,.-,.. ~. an.
,:ih 9, Jaat aaa S It Dte.nber sssa yesS
can 0e cu1 Oh aFG4! kuc 1osss ~ "u ~ -
aer ssrr baa9 q b'nHes aite ''@'$'
:. uEth hRutS-1on-"nea A-oes "3s4, P-S
Oh In se .-- sre In th-ee wars trom tho 18th
Q! ,h NJ nEstnn ; r.cetve uacx NJ money 40
,cen -. 1sssa,
, 1865-04-03
-ERnat STO~EMAN'S CDM-
nIANHp.
Srocerpnn in North Car01fna-Captufe
~ Ram, Kebel Force Routed.

Md1.s Fiji TzHXEs5TESs i:tTbs
aSvsr =, ~ fen. Stonean's force, commanded hy
XII, Kcooh. 4. d e., entered and captured II TIE
liz Il e:IoSs ss to e. 's1 ies nes
~ s,~tr.Sre wounded: and prisone.s> Mai.
ana Ranes Sstta ior' Eth Kentucky eaval'y> los,
lev men wornded so ha 13 hesra Is 1H
soon ii the heart Of rebellion.
, 1865-04-03

The Good News In New York:
nv Yorn, April a-The war news news c.. created
e1e hto Ftn 10 f. H., xtre ase,ed xef
sasd nerG Ser aha Of onilnss and ,hc sct thai the
hs,,,. ". nrpcreestpg tavosahfy ~aa announced
ia lie nofnlug tom mapg Pa'pua'
, 1865-04-03

The list gwen ofthe saved tJ' tie Gen. Sedg@tcS:
comprise only twenty-eigb6, Including most OF
tie nfjcers. apd o few refugees and s0tdl .Es OF
the 99fh, s9th, apd 65th n. T., 62d-and 5Sth ",
9Th Ohio, and offers. A schooner was secr pick
lug up men hut it was not known how mauy sh5
ssVed. When the Sedgwick left the Gen. L*on
had burned to ahell and vas fist drifting on the
breakers.
, 1865-04-03
e. s. mALERYS
SEALED GOODS.

Twill nov sell Cove Oyslesa: hs.metrls1fty sealed
EasteIn narketl prlte anc oansooraton- all cqods
T.rrsnttf q The quality and to keep od. pur
chasrts vii. do eli 10 give u1e call before DuynX
euswbest. F.cOQKE, u soqia Cl1rk lf.set.
mhao-upse-1A-NWA.tst
, 1865-04-03
Third National Bank,
OF TIE C1fY OF NEW YORK.
Paid in Capital, = $1,ooo,o0o.
Designated Depns:zry OF th- United ssate4 ecs aus
Ecrt:c3 Ige1t CT tue = lensaz1.

Designated Depns::.ry Of thc United ssats4 4sca N.
tscrt=ca Igent CT tue 1lea;az1.
no. NASSAU SrHxxr. Feb Ii, 1s&A
This Bt-k waB r1g.rzed u0dtr soa Fasl.nsl B%ox"
irg Act II June last, hy Mr. c v CHlEer and ,ssce
c1ates With paidup CAPITAL Of $3ooe9 and haa been
in nsuceexstu, operation s,3ce ihst period
Its paid ep capital h.F TOW been Increased 70 III
0c0 oct, ard By = recent A7fa-Eemeas Me.sFs- Wins
low Lanter d &C .o thl1 ctr, ,to-ethT With poEtio&
other cortce7eadeuts being persons o. ae known
standing and larze pes untzxJ means: have oecoHaa
oEnezs OF most II rs capital stock. ane assume II
control and management. ar. Cuser II tasdisS n ha
int eze1t and uecepe!px the Vlc-ese:ttency.
The managers or this .nk ara, A2d for many 5eA1a
hare beeo l. c!cee sad extensive bn.laess re.atou9
with Banks and Barsc1s II nll parts OF tho country.
and tnrir Ee1ence and fidelity to the tDeeresu 6-
trusted to their care peed no reeo:cEentihttsr-
The Bank is row prepared TO open Accoanrs with
depos.tou will aifnw four pezrenr. interest %
Ba1xa ind Bankers thetr creNr balances, rrude1-
ing Accounts q1rent moafh'y:
COLLECTIONS mN6e thr7uRh al psrtsot country. On
The meat favorable te1ms.
This Bank Is accredited Aze1t Of thc 8cyeEn.
reut n1A will give particular atseastdn to tue pu1
chsse OF all government 9ecu-itte., viii ccrar. znp
scsfpt.cns for UL!ted Stats 10 Treasury Notes, a
lowing The usual b.1ksrsga to Bank. ard Banke*1.
aud Will discharge ali nusiktss entustedto IT, carn
promptly, ard without cosr % its correspondents
J-'F. D. LAHfkR, President.
C. y. J0RDAN, Caseler. mhl5nfiS1sroet
, 1865-04-03
HME LAST SUPREME EFFORT

EHE LAST 6QFHENEl EfFOHAs
The crisis Of the war, SO eagerly expected,
has come ut last. The final campaign Of. the
army Of the Potomac has opened with g.
splendid success, promising no less than the
speedy capturc Of Richmond, and the total
overthrow Of the rebellion. After three days
of terrible fighting, Gen. Grant has succeeded
simultaneously In breaking the centre Of the
rebel lines at Petersburg and danking them
on the left, inalcting heavy losses npon them
in mcu and material, and dislodsiDg them
rom their strongest positions. The full ef-
feet Of these successes cannot yet be deter
mined, but VIC have abundant cause, In the
bravery Of our troops and the sagssac'ty Of
our generals, to look for 4 speedy desperation
or destruction Of Lees army. Gen 33rant is
not the man to give the enemy time to re
4. ;ycr from his disaster He will fo1low up
Ills advantage with the concentrated energy
.of The magnificent Amy under his command.
Bis plans arc fully ripe, and the end draws
near.
five can comprehend the tactical move
rncnts which have led to these brilliant re-
suits, they were accomplished BY sending
f3cneral Sheridan With his cavalry corps to
make fcint on Durkesyiile, followed closely
by General War1cn's 5th corps, and bringing
1hc Army Of the James to the south side OF
the river, TO the Petersburg 'front.' Sheridan
and Warren suddenly turned upon the cne-
my's right flank, doubling it up in confusion,
and capturing three brieades Of infantry aud
several batteries Of artillery. Generals Ord,
Parke and Wright then smashed the rebe1
works IN ficnt Ct Petersburg, which had per-
haps been weakened to reinforce the right
flank. 1t would appear that Sheridan and
Warren have reached the enemy's rear.
It is idle to speculate upon the immediate
conseoucuccs Of this work, as the events will
shortly tell their own story. The fighting
has been desperate, md our own losses are
no doubt severe. It could not be otherwise.
The time for the lust supreme effort has
come!
r The expedition from East Tennessee, at
last accounts, had reached point about mid
way between Knoxville and Bristol Lyuch-
burg Is presumed to BE- the objective point
~ +he arnnditinn
, 1865-04-03

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
VICTORY.
All is Well with Us. F"
Glorious News from
the Army of the
Potomac.
$4,000 Prisoners and
Fifty Cannon Cap
tured.
TERRIFIC FIGHTING ALL DAY
YESTERDAY.
The Rebel Army Flanked and
Gems. Sheridan and Warren
in its Rear.
Sheridan Captures Three
Brigades and Several
Batteries,
WRIGHT, ORD AND PARKE
"SMASN " TIE REBEL
/ CENTER.
SEVERAL GUNS, FORTS AND
PRISONERS CAPTURED.
The South SideRoad in our
hands and Wright
tearing it up.
| 4 Fort and its Entire
| Garrison among the
| Spoils.
THE PRESIDENT TELEGR1PHS
ALL Is GOING FINELY.
Full and Graphic Account
OF Fridays Battles,
| IMPORTANT FROM MOBILE
LIGHTING GOING ON.
Capture Of Boone, N. O., by
! Stoneman's Forces.
FEARFUL DISASTER OFF CAPE
! HATTERAS.
T. OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
, 1865-04-03

Municipal Election.
LOUISVILLE, Apr11 2.-Ar the municipal election
four candidates for the sayora1,y were In the leld
Philip Tomppert tDcmoctat) WAS elected by 10
plura,ny over the Republican candidate, and lacks
about one hundred or majority oyer all co21-
petltors. -
, 1865-04-03
FROM IlIE S&>t]rH

Hehel North Carolina Storle4-Thnu,.
~x9 EKpedft10p-A Panic 1u Unonfv0,
mefY-kaalroAd Trains Captured bY
Ttul0n Rnfdcrx.
, 1865-04-03

CoREENED FtAxsEED FOR
= sa1Ei E st. 81 81 S1 pnshe. 4sts:ss: sx,esd.
tcz sowing 'aH ~ Co,nef En1soa aoa fu!soo1ss.
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, 1865-04-03
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Strong, 11Gth Ohio, hand; /. Swayne q, 116th
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Ohic loot; Aiber, Kros'. 4, 1a3dO Ohio, foot Geo.
Kroler, F. 39th Illinois: N. Slate, B, 1a3d Ohio,
neuvet, A., 1eoth Ohio, foot; Major E. VI. Dag
ssn. ls' Mistignn, slight; sergeant John F. Cas-
eel: 1st Michigan, slight; John Mooney, 1sh
Michigan, slight; @. Dngan, is. Michigan, slight;
George Nah, 1st Michigan, slight, E. Winner,
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