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r ARGE MAP eP GEORGIA.. = Complied under
II the direction Of the General Assembly; one
efSouth Carolina. For sale bX.,vuou
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Ereneh ApprecIaLIon o. Rebel slralegf.

French Appreciation OF kenel stfftegys
The Paris Journalists. Dsbats, in its
comments upon the fall Of Charleston,
remarks that the European secession
ists count this after ali no great loss, IS
i Is parE Of the Confederate plan to
give up al Of the seaports and with
draw inlandi $50 that what We took
yesterday, by mistake, for 3 grand VIC
tory for the North, is nothing but a
cunning ananoeuVre Of the tsctieians of
the South. The Debats adds:
We admit the proposition. tsufiices
rs 10 remark that the armies Of the
North1a ara dispensed from having re-
course TO any such prOfoprd strategy;
they have never evacuated Hhst they
have once taken. Lee and Beaure gard
may concentrate their troops in the
open field they may thus prolong The
military resistance of the South, just as
the Vendean chiefs in France pro
longed that an the west a long time az.
/ ter the Vendee no longer had a politi-
cal existence. When the Federal Dag
Hoats in the large cities, when the Con
Rress at Washington shall have opened
to commerce The ports Of the
4 Atlantic and the Gulf when il
shall have called together cor
Fentions in all the Southern States to
vote a pure and simple return to the
! Union, or in default OF conventions
shall have put in each county a mar
shal charged 20 administer the laws o.
the United States when The Confed
crate republic Is contained entirely in
the camps Of Lee and Besuregard the
cause of the Confederaey viii be dead
The Northern troops will not need to
90 IN search of Lee and Beauregard
md 70 tsrun- the risk cf defeat
in great battle To fiaish with th G
last army of The South they need only
70 stand still and allow time, misery
and more than al the rest those two
inevitable agents Of dissolution which
generally accomplish the ruin Of de
ieated parties, the spirit Of discord and
treason, 10 do7the work. hax b
I = E. 81
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Correspondents of the Nashville Union.
Ksoxru1e. TFss 1lareb 18th, is5s. ,
The Legislasurs Of Tennessee, soon
to convcne. VA have much fmportaht
business before ii Most of the mem
hers we have conversed with, seem dis
inclined to have long session, and
they VII feel Of course like doing Ell
Gent work. Many matters Of interest
viii be acted on st1an early period, and
among them, We suppose, viii be the
d;ssrieting OF the State, with reference
to Cohgressineu, ana tlzz elestion Of,
two United States Senate :.
As one Of these Senators VIII doubts
less be chosen from EssF Tennessee, A.
"A Kyle Esq, Of Hawkins, has been
urged as q suitable man % represent us
ar Kyle has s noble record In Feb
ruafy, lesi amonth before the frat
inauguration Of Abraham .Ianeoln, in
the prssepOe q. a largo assembly, at the
Rogersville Court House, Be took bold
ground against the secession conspiracy;
saying With the strongest emphasis. that
he would stand By the United STATES
Government 10 the last; that If it took
the last negro. and the last acre Of land,
and the laAt dollar. to defend fhe Stars
and STRIPES bewould eheeTlully give
them al, to hand down.the GoEernment
Of his fathers to otleraesneraiionA
In June, 1861, at large gathering,
ten miles above RogersvilIe. be took the
same bold stand, and went further still.
Several rebel regiments had gone
through East Tennessee into Virginia,
and rebel troops were stationed ID
Knoxville. Mr. Kyle urged that the
people should stand as q unit, against
the Harris aud Davis Coincidence
that the rebellion would Fesult in 3
revolution which might be proiracted
for years-and he was in favor Of tear
ing up the East Tennessee and Virgin
IA railroad so that the bogus govern
ment could not send rs t1o0ps and mn
nitions Of war over Tennessee soil
This heroic stand he steadfaslly mali,
tanned, until he beams az exile from
home. Union people rallied to him Al
a counsellor and friend, and there an
thousands today in the Federal army
who hold him in grateful remembrance
They would Ike such man 70 repre-
sent them in the Senate Of the Unite,
States Like Abraham Lincoln, he !
not man Of policy, but man of prin
ciple, and emiDenty 3 peoples man
he viii be true and honest worker 70
their welfare .-.
Mr. Kyle is Of middle age, 3 lawyf
Of good ability, Of modest manner, 81
Petior Judgment, and uhBending inset
risy. Those who know him viii regari
this notice as fair and just, and win Il
joice if he should be the choice Of ia
Legislature for the United States Ser
ate. EAsr TESsEssEAS
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special Dispatch 70 the cincinDai Castle b /
FoRr GA1ss, near Mobile, March 90
-.'-. Via. ChEo, March %
To day the 10th army Corps under
Gen. A. j Smith, familiarly known as
Smith guerriilas, recently transferred
to this Department. is crossing over 70
Cedar Point, Gu the main land from
Dauphin Inland. where II has been en-
camped for few weeks past, From
Csdae Point it viii probably move di-
rectly on the Notifications OF Mobile,
which is disssnt about twenty-five
miles
/ The 18Th Corps, under General Gram
ger, crossed over severed days since.
and is now on its way towards the rear
of Mobile The forces which left Pen .
SIC Ia some days ago, under eeaersl
Steele, haYesnot since been heard from
bat wiil doubtless turn up at the right
time and at the right place There Is
such q combination Of movements now
in operation against this part OF rebel
dom, that / think it must result in the
sneedy downfall of Mobile, land the
capture Of the interior cities of Selma
and Montgomery, together with the
entire length of the Alabama river. VI
the strength Of the force operating
in this Department, it would not De
proper 10 speak, but it is sufficient TO
say that General Candy has under his
command troops sufficient to capture
the three cities above mentioned, sing
w. or to move column on each place
and take them all at the same time :
What his policy may be y only known
70 himself and his personal stah
As 10 the number of rebel troops
now defending Mobile, no correct esi
innate can be made. DeserteFs nom
the rebel army yariOusly report them
from 5000 TO 1000, and that thecity IS
we'll fortified and will be defended 10
the last-of which fact have not the
least doubt but as the Last ditch I
is an indefinite name or place, and lia'
Die 10 bestumbled into almost any day,
LIDO not think you need be st ah sur
prised If the valorous defenders OF Mo
/ bile take il into their heads 90 initiate
/ the example Of their chivalrous breth
/ rem of Charleston and Savannah and
| decapap some Of these dark nights, tOIi
getting to take with them their heavy
siege guns and other necessary impls-
4nents Of war. That they will not be
able 10 resist the forces now moving on
| their works is fact SO clear that they
themselves cannot be deluded BY tue
/ hone Of defeating or even checking
/ them. sa
Tne movements Of Gen. Candy,
though not rapid, are made after ma
! ture deliberations aud sith a view to
results. The people Of the North may
become a little restless ct the slowness
Of our movements, bat just assure them
tbat things are progressing fayorably in
the Department of the Gulf and that
as fast as se move Northward the
| States Of Locisians, Florids, MISSISSIPPI
pi and Alabama, are for ever cleared q
I the rebel hordes who have.sO long had
supreme command. Oar movements
If not rapid will at least be decisive,
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and slocum azain moved up and faced
the naH lima flazens division went
in on the rishf, and the conn ecton'
vas c1lnple during the afse.s soc9 Of
me 18th. Isosan's 10th corpH pressed
hp e The fbht, while Gen. Hover 4
division, 81 HAIRS corps, attacked end
carried a couple Of lines OF ne right
They penetrated to a point WHERE they
could hear our wounded in rebel hos
pitfalls cheer. when they were stopped
By darkness. On Monday night John
ston's army retreated. Logan's corps
went into BentonYiile and brought OF
a large number Of wounded left By the
enemy ia his hasty fight sD1A
One az the block-ho1se guns lost IN
The fight Of Sunday was recovered il the
woods. THE rebel statemep@s show
their I54 q b6'isse tlsDosasnd XII ed and
wounded - q 4Af -
Scme Of Johnston's troops marched
FORTY miles the day before the fight,
coning ffo1s beyond snithfeld That
Generals plan was, IS he explained It
to his tro5ps when he and Har lee rode
around the LINES on SunaaY, % strike
one OF ciOCum COZ % anu crush y WAlie
Wade Hampton held the Others of
Gendrsl S6eam Eesit be deeoyed into
BentonYille, met only BY 8 email force
Of cavalry. when the Infantry were to
spring onlin -
Hoods North Carolina troops, Ches-
thzm's and s u Lees 1ennessee
troops and Hardee's Charleston troops
were ali that fought us, estimated al
thirtyl 6se theosand men It May con
sole them to know that they wert
whipped by nine brigades Of infantry
one OF csVaIr5! and Eve bstterlss Of ar
tillery.
To-day the left wing entered Colds
boro, passing in review before 6sneI'
ais Slocum, Scho6eld, and the rest
Three-ffths of tie men we're bare
footed, and but very few complett
pairs Of pants were exhibited They
marched as lightly and rapid y as the
did when they left Atlanta, and wer
looking just as cheerful
.I
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Rnrrestlan.

We desire 20 suggest through the
eoioinnll 81 your excellent psper aaat
m Is Esach as the Isrislatrre viii meet
q ms cry on next Monday. ana ". g
hrownlow the Governsr elect Sil,a,.z r.
sasagurss~d On that occasion. nat ~.
henor John Hugh Smith, Ahe 49,.
,-s'A' = preelaEnAtion requesting lie -.
!. 'zenr 70 aecosAse their business hol,.s.
-ss ana family reaidenees with the star
Spanflea henner On tiat dag, and also
that al he church bsrs he rans :,
sunrise sud "a shutdown We also sne
ee4 that ope hundred eans he ared a
= sunrise al.d a soadowp. and that tbs
citizen. .nises Al tht liaslzst blouse Oh
the public sqdarc 81 hins B clock and
form procession and march through
the principal streets, and then 70 th,
Capitol LOYAL CIIIzExs.
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rh. ch.rle.ian,IercarI.

"""~E+
The presses, type, material anu me-
Of the Charleston Mercnry pruning q
fee. were burnt on freight car q. me
iuncton of the Columbia and ChsFlo ~
railroad by Sherman forces Inc pr
vate and oficial correspondence Of
Hon. R B. Rhett, from The Commence
ment Of The war, together With q large
anouns q money notes. Oosas sps
Other valuable papers we're also de-
s,roved bv the Gre So says the Au-
gusta lGa Sentinel The Mercury de-
served its fate
The pbiladapbiA Pres makes men
tion of.tbe fact that ez-President Bu-
chsDan has done allhe could to impair
the credit Of the Government amongs.
his nsiehbofs and frfendE r says vls-
ions Of bankruptcy, general and in
disidosl cennsntly aiHed before his
eye. and Tosds Of dismal prophecy
were constantIy dropping, Ike 50 many
poisOns, fsom bis tongue He advises
ererFbody to avoid Government bonds,
and 70 piece no confidence in green
backs. or ashinpIaslers, as he calls
them ,stll. II his followers must IN
vest the money they had made out Of
his most abandored Administsstion
let hem buy real estate and, 20 show
he was sincere in this advice, be bought
tvoane farms in Chester countys and
a few days ago secured q third And
We Aeafn hat bis example has been
copied by tinostof the men who cOntn-
ne e hover IN the gloomy twilight Of
his. declining years There was
double otiecs N this concerted move
ment. To show hatred and distruft @
The Government and is ability to raist
money. and TO provide 3 safe and cor
verlibie currency and next 10 ayoie
being taxed 10 support the Executive
in prosecuting the wsr-fsfsns beiri
that intsfeft which noiorionslg contiib
utes little 10 the internal revenue.
What better could have been expected
of sOld Buck Aman who could ii
an the Presidential chair and see tn
sdisnnioniais make their preparations I
destroy thc Government, and not fais
hand 70 prevent them from accom-
plishipz their purPose, il fit for any
thing No greater villain enjoys "a
protection Of tbe Stars and Stripes.
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a The Army and Navy Journal Of the.
asth ult, oohtains the whole Of there
port of Major General Thomas on the.
Operations of the Army under bis,
command from Sept Z, 1861, 70 jar.
20, 1865 The JourAsl says Of il 3
e'''The document Is elaborate, soldierly,
and interesting The campaign It re.
1kesrscs T. rounded and complete, il
memorable victories beyond possibility
Of recall by the enemy Il received
the hearty commentator Of sherman,
as ID had previously Of the whole eoun-
try General Thomss having finished
his great task, now seems more the
speotstoT than the PARTICIPANT Of the
grand closing acenes Of the Rebellion.
But for being the best officer 20 whom
70 assign ope-half Of the double ean-
paign projected at ATLANTA, he would,
.undoahiedly, now be leading the chief
wing IN shermans victorious columns.
Asit is, the Western field is left 10 his
scatTol Holding Tennessee, he keeps
shut, Is the phrase goes, tie back-door
= of the Ccnfederacy, that no eeress from
Richmond may be furnished thither.
The Nashyiileeasnpaign win be remem-
befea ss one Of tho most deoisively tri-
umphant Of the war
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Tho rebels upheld by Judge fancy,
we've wont to say the "neero had no
rights awhile man Was bound TO re-
e spect They are VERSE OF now than
tie negro, for they have no righfs that
~ any cue Il bound 10 respect
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The Augusta (6Al ccnstitutionAlist
ssys il was Gen. CheatAan that Sher-
asn caused 70 defect some forty miles
from his line Olmaseh7 BY sending him
~ order purporsing 30 come from
3lraursgard The Cons6tutienslist
eads ave did not think Tocumseh
could sieefes. so.
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@uNIyERsAL SUCCESS
- OF
DOCTOR McCLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
N fSE TRE1TsfENr OF DlsEBEs y
cEOWNINe I'm WITH 9uClAt1 ~
CTHltR STATES, AZ III ls ~
EABHFILI4E, TENNESSEE.

For farther information u regard 70
tlse skiilful success in the treatment OF
diseases. the reader is referred TO STIL-
RS TaEHaPE0TlCs and MAEERtA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
ths best work IN the united States,
where you Will find Dr. MoGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis.
eases Of women. For all diseases IN this
satisfaction i guarau-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
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The L. S. Assessor of Chicago has
pounced upon a number Of business
houses ID thSt city for making frandu.
leut RETURNS OF ineomes. and they
have hesn mnlcsed heavily, b being
required % pay their aoh income tax
and heavy Gnes besides. One house
was obliged 20 fork over SSeo4
The inFesiieation i ztilI in progress
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From North Carolina. :
- Nrw Yosk. ALareh b

ses NEw YoRK March 30
The Heralds Army OF she Potomac
special says Sherman reported en-
Monday evening 10 Grant at City Point
The interview wss cordial aud friendly
in the extreme Anamber. OF Grants
staff and corps commanders were pres
ent a the interview Sherman in re
ply 70 the congratulations presented 90
him, said thai bis success was assured
from the COMMENCEMENT, and that the
enemy were unable to make any seri-
Gus opposition he said that his boys
had no trouble at al in chasing the
rebels. ,a.
Grant and Sherman, sfteTa hriefcon-
Eultation IN She headquarters tent, held
an interview with the President Shee.
man gave Mr. lincoln a graphic 40
count OF his operations, and Represents.
ed hiss army IS capable Of accomplish
ing the erendest results Aas 81.
A council o. war was held in the eve,
ming, at which the President and Gen
erals Grant, Sherman, and Meade were
present. Tie session vas a prolonged
one, and no deubtre q ed to Sherman's
campaign, which is now innuFarated
on Taesday urorning. Sherman took
levs Of his companions in arms, and re-
turned 10 Goldsbopo by = special dis
patch boat ..fr., .--
The Tribuns's Army Of the Potomac
special says
The battle iAgs t1ken from the enc
my are now 10 tie Office Of the Adiu
tant General The h4gswill be sent to
Washington a1t rua
General Sherman has issued tlle fol.
lowing ecngRtalztory ordeEa 70 bis
arniy. lsi Sd llsa &c
HEApoukRFERs MIIA DIV oFrHe MIss,
lSTHE FIEEn, SEAR BESraSYuLs, n C.
ssft March % 1865
The General eommsnding annouIi6es
10 the army thai yesterday il beat on
its oWn ground the e0ncen fraied armies
Of our enemy, who has ted in disoss2sr
leaEing bis dead, Wounied, aad pins
oneTs in our hands, and burning his
bridges in his retreat On he same
dsg. Msjor-C2enerai Schofeld, fson
Newbern, entered and occupied Colds
bore, and Msior-6eneral Terry. from
Wilmington, aid n fcatoon ridg and
crossed the Nense riYes; aud oar cam !
paign has resulted Ia glorious success.
aftera msrch Of nearly I've hundred
miles, ever sNanlps and rivers deemed
impossible, at the most inclemert sea
son 81 year, drawing "a chief sup /
plis from > poor and was1 coantry, /
and We have teaehed our al nation ia 1
coed health snd condidoa
F(Signed5s. ~ 49,,
WI SHERsfaS 1lsJa4ea Com.
The Heraids 6oidsboro correspon
dent says Dating Sundays 6rhttien.rl
Siocnm sent fo1lr rnessatas q Sherman
thaf he ielt wms AAd besh gsouneed I
apoh b. 9ahnstnnF entira army, and /
asked for assistance ataen. Sherman
moved froop f40itly forward At
eegbre,lk O. The fhorning Of the 10th,
llitrssa's division, Tie 18th division Of
sns 9Th cofps, and BARS l4th corps
The 10Th divixioa had J
- =, sea Al III mt. f3enersls Towards
- 49, Sorps came upoa the rigl
~ 'hN4 % eoxs bridge .Tohnstcss
army oatnumoered Siocs,r, -. 81 49,
The enemy abandoned ibe ~ -, -
took up one further south -, - - -.
actly unoovering the road T. GelS AZ. -
ever which the LEI wing must sraSsI
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Gov Brownlow before beleft Knox

Gov. Brownlow before heleft Knox
ville was presepied, by a portion Of
she celored population Of that place
with a very valuable American watch
Misrepresentation was made through she
Hen Horace Maynard. Gov. Brown
low in q neat and appropriate letter
noeepsed the present. aud availed him-
self Of TIE occasion 70 give theeoiored
people sonae sound and Wholesome al
viee. We shah publish the better in .
future number.
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w. NJ WARD.

rrTsv ~ Qese II Gel 10 oAiol
ArToRNEx At LAW.
ones . ohlo ssals spsnss, S
Sersh cherry Street, nssl ssueost oass.
msrle -7Ens
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From N0hns.

TraHsfsr Of Troops from Dnsphin lslaad @
tie Main Land Movements from Pesso-
oola--RsportsQf Deseters--,lp Probable De
msnspali0ns On Selma and Montgomery. 4
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We mint this moraing, 8 eomm .l.
cstioa, written by az intelligent el S.....
Of the eastern division OF nc 80 =
recommending a. A KRIS ESQ =
Hawkins sof Uaitsd States ee"-'o.'
Oar columns are open also for sns - -
seutstion Oh ttss claims Of oti'ei q . 80
gnishea genHsmep
AaaTTIIs--Qaite number o. = :
la,o,s effived here last evening many man.
ofslhen ssayiug at the s. C'ooa' ~, ~
most Of tllem going 70 private res, 9I
ces. Among them, including noA.
Horare Maynard, are the io''o".1
Saassr.-A. N Cate 7th district it :
Geo ". Keith, 9th diitraeti y -. =
W;sener issh district; d y. Z ca ,
18th district - y,,,-.n &c
tivss--Wiiso Deesa,i' -
xier Reaben Rodgers, Csmoeel,l, : II
A Dsuehty. Anderson * " , 49,
Anderson Jas. n. Melton enlrs,ss =,
J.mes III Doisidson, Blount :;
walker. Rheas W. Y. Elhotss h1lhs :.
ford lanes Jones, Crepe Ut; =
T ~, lz.ess ley; Jas lE. AoNair
Gibson; and Thos. Maxwell haroin-
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The Evansville journal sass immense
quantities. Of lumber dressed flooring,
&c. sse heipg shipped tom hat place
q Nashville
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CERTIFfclTE OF sitThoaITY
TO THE
SECOND HETIOHEE Blink.
Nashville, Tennessee.

TREASURY DIP ARrMENr,
cTFf1E o Z IHe tslWfa ailsa ~ raE l,aasIsCTi =
WIN, afoe Jah 81 l8s5t
VxyHEREAs. BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w nsa- ehfed b ~ nniefsgrcd. Is hss heen
made 10 appear thsf 1.-THE sfcJNn SffIoNaL
BANK OF NASHVILLE" in tie city ofNsshsile,
in the eoruty oi BaYd5on, sod Stite q Tennessee,
has he-n duly organized Under and according o. the
Requirements Of the Act 81 Congress, enli-lsd 'An
Act e. provide a Nafrsnsi fIu7lancYs secured bY
pledge 81 Jn I'D Stliee tes.ia sud 20 prov de ior
ne tiscuiaf Ga ard redemption thereof" approved
Ifne 81 s1l. aud haH erui led EifhrH thn llrci
gzioas 81 sad Act, required 10 - complied with
brfot.-t csnnehcins the boadneas Of Hl1kIng undei
Nov. therefore, I, HUH afeCulloch. Comp,rollef
q tka.anencytdo hereby ceri7 ihat Ihe So
eond N.tson1f Rank or Nashvle sln TIE city d
Nashville IN the osuntyof David ION, and State o.
Tennessee j authortzsd 90 commence ile bnzi-
ness Ct taak.ne under he Act aDresaid j.
ID test mnuy Whfrco, tness my
fe,-. lsad and ssai. 81 olhce, this ihrry-drsi
| 49, uay VI January, lsla.
XII - HUGH McCULIOCH
a1art i-lsf GoTurirolerllf AIS. ctIfrenfy.l
Es-The above institution WI be opened To- busi-
ness n the course q a Few days, 81 which due mo-
JOHN LU8lsDEN. Cashier.
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Soldiers Benefactor.
Partnership Notice.

TF,HE TENN OF BENJAMIN CHANDLER's Co
j partnership having expired with Cameron,
6fief kfo-. be rolines, the f,r1l haFng puTchasea
rs interest The BUSINESS y D iecsrrlei on under
the same style A. hcIetofaIs. Va. Cameron, GrieI
&to '' =