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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

AFRAID TO LAUGH, Ladies sometimes repress their
laughter to avoid revealing the dscooration and mper
lection of their teeth. Fair ones We would advise you
try the fragrant sozoDoyr twill remove. at once all
impurities arrest the progress of decay, and whten such
PARTS have already become black by decay aud leave
breath Cd fragrant as a rose.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

Mayors couaT Portsmouth, cases. Of no impor'
lance to the public of before this Court yesterday
Gases which came under the Freedmana order sent
before the Military Court and are reported under the head
ofths proceedings of that Court Portsmouth has e
fcient police and good order prevails.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, AUGUST II.


ARRIVALS.
Schooner VIM D. McShain Thompson, Philadelphia
Schooner Antietam. Bush, Baltimore.
Brig j. W. WoOdrufs Eaton Boston,
Schooner Two Mary's, Pancost, Philadelphia.
Schooner James Holmes, Asa, Philadelphia.
Schooner g. W Krebbs, Carlisle, Georgetown.
Steamer Georgeana. Pearson, Baltimore.
Steamer George Leery, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer N. Martini Livingston, Richmond
Steamer Dictator, Deerng, Richmond.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Tavorito, Dunn, Suffolk.
Schooner Alice, Cassidy, Smithdeld.
sloop Elizabeth Allen Mathews. BurwaPs Bay
Schooner Eugene, Asher, Elizabeth City.
Steamer Georgeana, Pearson, Baltimore.
Steamer Geo. Leary glakeman Baltimore
LIST OF ARRfYALS A vD DEPARTURES At
FORTRESS MONROE, Aaaas. 10.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Fannie Garner, Newport News.
Steamer Northerner chmond
Steamer Lady Lang, Richmond
Steamer Relief Baltimore.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Fannie Garner Newport News.
Steamer Northerner, Baltimore
Steamer Lady Lang Baltimore.
Steamer +, c. Bddla Richmond
Steamer Monitor, New York,
And the Nail Boats.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

"a Horse HORSE! MY kingdom for horse !" Now
all those who do not want to be in the same fix that
Dckie was the battle of Fort Defiance when kept by
Sir John Franklin had better be hand this morning
At the Horse Auction Of Shaw Roberts, corner of sair
and CRANKY streets, this is their last chance We ar
informed by seventeen or eighteen assistants Of Shaw
Roberts that the sale will commence at sharp loA NJ &C
cording 10 Freeman's time
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

BOARD OF TRADs.-A laudable effort is being made by
merchants and others to get up grand mass meeting
for the purpose Of inauguratng permanent line d
action to trade and tits TO be hoped that all who
feel interest in the welfare Of Norfolk will step for.
ward and their aid and influence in the good cause
Those desiring 10 sign tho call for mass meeting will
find the proper documents for the occasion at the store
Of Lockhart stiner No. Main street This being the
central part Of the city, 1t is left there for the general
convenience of all who desire to sgn and place their
names on record among the regenerators Of Norfolk
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

No You DoN'T.-A coiiceited fool, imagining himself
the object Of notice, the feryboa yesterday was dowr
the Pressin general and veIemeny threatened ever,
reporter or editor who would dare "cross his hawse"-
Now as one OF the fraternity, would inform him. for
his satisfaction that he had better not talk louder
than thunder may "open onhi m in way that he
would little expect. As to any threats from him. we
mind them about much pouring cold waer over our
hoot. Scat
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

Hon. Robert J. Walker has purchased
the mansion Of Mr.. Barreda, on H
street, in Washington, which was built
by Mr.. G. D. Fowle, of Alexandra.
The price was $4,000, Of which $4,000
is to be paid down.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

MAYORS CouRT.-Patrick Wheelan, driving milk
wagon and selling milk without license fned $40
Judgment suspended until referred to the City Council
&c.
Samuel Tucker charged John Read with assault and
battery. Being kind of mixed fight, the Mayor fined
both parties Is each.
Mrs. Smith Us John woodhouae, for using abusive
LANGUAGE and maltreating her. Case postponed
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

Taz CREOLE, Captain Thompson leaves Smiths wharf
this evening, at o'clock. Reeoect and be hand ant
that the wharfs at the end ofwidewster street. from
Of J. ", Smith Brothers. Wharf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

BRicK III HIS HA7-orr informant about those bricks
at the Fair Grounds must have lsbored undera du.ior
They the rghtu property Of of our most esteem
I'd citizens. and he Is hauling them away for his own
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DOMESTIC MARKETa

The supplies Of vegetables poultry &C. BROUGHT 70 our
market are undmlnshsd The following were the ruling
FRESH MEATs-At the stalls Beef, according to cut.
ogle cts. Veal sSlo cts. Mutton l2ls cts.; Shost
fowls1chckens 2s@5o cts according to size Ducks
u 0o@l 25 per pair Geese 62975 cts.
FRUIT5-Peachs 81 COAL So per bushsi. n.u.or.
Apples 1890 CITE. per peck ~ ""'A'''
VEdETABLEs-Cabbags 5@lO cts; Tomatoes 2eas0
cts per peck Onions 10 cts per bunch Beets 10 eta Der
PUNCH soup vegetables lG10 cts per bunsh Potatoes
peck. -
FIsH-Hog Fish s1.oo to sl25 per dozen, Spots loaIs
ets per dozen Trout 5000 cts piece; Mullst loSl5
CT. Per bunch Sheep Head 505Sl co.
BUTTER LARD AND CHEESE-Butter 203s5 cts.
per pound Lardl 1895 cts per pound Cheese lS92s
cts. per pound.
Domestic markets dull and ovsrstoeked with vegsts-
bles and fruits Of the season; consequently prices are
coming down.
Commercial markets generally firm, with the exccp.
ton Of cotton, which is dull.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

r. w. Patten and X. w. Walker, of
Alabama; Theodore ID. Wagner, of
South Carolina, and William Selden, of
Norfolk, Va, We're pardoned by the
President on the 10th.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

Advertisers arc requested to hand In their aaVofe
ents before ak o'clock in the evening previous 70 pup
sation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

RAMON Thursday night we had coptous and re-
ysshng shower.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12
Convention Of Colored People.

ADDRESS TO LOYAL CITIZENS AND TO
CONGRESS.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

Ncwsmen and uewsboys desiring papers VIII P'e''S
havo tle orders at the ccuntingvoom tue evening pre-
vious, before six o'clock
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

TIE WEATHra.-The Thermometer at Dr., ". E. Lewis
Drug Store, under the Atlantic Hotel indicated the fol-
owing state Of the weather Friday;
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

r AIDES RETICULEs and Riding
IL Whips, for sale by
3 NJ DUNN CO,
NN~H Ne. q Main Street
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

All communications relating to business matters con.
nected with this paper should be addressed TO f.
Brown Norfolk Post Ali communications pertaining to
Editorial natter, and all correspondence intended for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark, Editor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

Nayhew Brothers Booksellers and statiopefs areau'
xhorizea agents to sell the Norfolk Post aud all orders
Il with them will be attended to tbs same a. If lsft at
ths ofnss Of publication.
g. H. pettergIl & Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Fast in New York aud Boston
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

of the coming generation, they will not
regret the suffering by which they pur-
chased an escape from still greater evils.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

A curious snake was recently found at
Lee, says the Springfield Republican.
It was nearly four feet in length, about
the size of a mans finger, and shaped
like a whip lash; and on close examine
ton the whole body was found to be COM
posed of small worms about half an inch
In length, with large black heads and
selni-transparent body. On separating
them into fragments they would imme-
diately reform into the snake shape and
crawl slowly Off One or two other
similar snakes haverecently been seen In
that vicinity.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-12

The following is the Address adopted
by the convention of colored men recent
ly In session in Alexandria, Va:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS!


RRwM-FIsrsa On wednesday, May 81, ~ the rcsi-
CHARrxs NJ ElwrH Of Jersey City, 70 KArs FlsLsR. Of
lafayette N. J.
Philadelphia papers please copy
FAsH-HoYr.-M Hoboken, on Saturday, June 3, by
Rev l. Mohn, Jssss FASH, Of Hoboken, 70 kARr Horf,
Of New York.
HALsnAD-0RxsH On Thursday, Juno I, BY the Rev.
HAsrHAD TO HrsRsrrA, eldest daughter Of John orees,
ESQ, eli Of this city
Staten Island BY the Rev. Thos K Oonrad Mr. JAnss
NicHoIs, OF New York, 70 Miss ELIZA Bnooxs hAnss,
daughter Of the late Nathaniel Marsh, ESQ
Pnrnr-HoKroN On Wednesday evening, Nay 81, AZ
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, By the kev y "
Brown, Mr. JAnB Psrrn 70 Miss BAiAH l. HORTON, Dom
Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04

BMSx. On Thursday, juno l.. rscnAs, :on Of John
The relatives and friends Of che family, and the Cop
persmrhs' Association also members o. the Ninety
ninth Now York Volunteers, are respectfully invited W
attend the funeral from his late residence 81 Casson
avenue BROOKLYN rs D. this Sunday afternoon at two
O'clock Intcrmcnt In cypress Hills Cemetery.
The members OF the Coppcrsmiths Association ere ~
spcctfuy invited 10 assemble at their hail. 101 Heater
street this day Sunday at twelve O'Clock precisely
MICHAEL. COSTELLO, President
FRASK CLARKs, Secretary.
BrrLsr Killed at tho battle OF Coal Haibor on Fri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04

CONVICTION rm WEST VIRGINIA EXPRESS RoRBsRs.-
Abner Marks, Arthur Rcslcy and Charles Meredith, who
robbed tho Adams Express Companys safe OF SIS 900 at
Grafton, West Virginia. In October last have been con
vctcd and the first named sentenced i'm
pisonmen and tho others TO four years Ia Tho whccrg
Pcnitcusrv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04

~ W mOutOo sHS s
+. b. StillmAn,
Henry y. Tabor.
Wed. w. Clarke,
Edward Larned,
Geo. Ostot Ward.
n n. Levin,
WIN, n. yermIiya
Henry r, Davies,
Henry Clcws,
Den niug Duer,
Geo, w. blunt,
Charles W. Uodar
waldo Hutchins,
l. w. jerome,
Rufus y. Andrews
Martin Thatcher.
Paul SpofTord,
James Wsdsworth,
Alfred Edwards,
VIM. Davidson,
r. NJ. Wctmore,
samuel j. classy.
Chas. 3. Strong.
Alfred MoIniyre.
Homer Franklin,
James N. AndcrsoA
Geo. n. Deanr,
Chas. q. rinckuU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04
POLITICAL.

mo THB CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
Tho undersigned invite their follow citizens who ap
prove the policy and Of President J0hnson aaA
sre In favor Of sustaining hts administration 70 pubic
meeting a. Cooper Institute Wednesday evening Jane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04

Total ..............T3l 1858, 900 e2o ,5705 $40
The Chicago Tribune thus refers 10 the condition of the
money market In that city on the 3lst ult -
The demand for money active TO day. but owing To
heavy drafts the national banks by tho government
currency not plenty, and In quarters slight
degree OF srngency felt but the market has been
uncomortaby easy for time past that there
abundant for heavy drafts without the actual bust
OF the city being dcangcd As II was tho banks
discounted inst class produce and mercantile paper
readily nj 10 per cent per annum On the street there
was very little doing al a ~ per cont per month
The amount Of Eric canal tolls received at Utica for
the month Of May In 1854 and 1885, follows
May, 50 56o
may, sJOo
Do"oo"o} III los
The number Of clearanocs at the Collectors ONCE In
Utica up 70 the LIST June this year was three hundred
and 70, entytwo
The old Commercial Bank Of Cincinnati has organized
under the National Currency law with capital Of half
million
Uoder tho absorbing influence Of National Currency
law during tho past year tho banking capital Of Conncc.
tcut has been reduced $3.50 900 The present capital
IL sl3 o73sso The circulation Of the forty nine state
banks remaining 81 tho date Of the report Apr 1895,
was g. sos o24 decrease Of s547, so% from year Of
their capital The amount OF specie In the bank vaults
Of tho State April l. 1907 ssb2,7o being less thsn
twelve per cent Of their circulation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04
An ExcIamation Wants the Shares to be
Made Smaller.
TO TIN BDIr0R OF THE HERALD

Nnw YonK, May 90, 1895.
An The plan Of paying the national debt TO be the
subject OF tho day, would like 70 make Q sugges
ton and hope you will consider 1t we'll great many
people, In discussing this important subject say that the
plan will fall and that IL 10 impossible 70 get hun
drcd and fty thousand 10 subscribe 30 large an
amount a. twenty thousand dollars each Now have
many friends who, although they are not wealthy
enough 10 subscribe largo q sum, half, yet
they could afford 70 give thousand or fifteen hundred
dollars and others, who pay four and Ave hundred dol
lars per year income tax, and who would DO willing 70
give 1--WE times that amount towards paying OF
national debt; and why should they not also be allowed
70 sign thor names upon tho "Ro Of Honor Of their
country u
Henricus Believes in the Plan, and
borcr Bears.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Releasing tho debt Of The United States proposed
by the HERALD is matter worthy the due confederation
Of every citizen Every must feel interested in the
accomplishment Of such . grand object DO but this
and you will add another demonstration Of your patriot
ism and unbounded love for The principles OF Freedom
country and government Do but this and you will add
page 10 the history Of the present that will shine with
lustre through all future ages In four years Of war
debt Of 5000 900 900 created and In les time
wiped out Do but this and you will place your nation
ana government far ahead OF all others-an example
and light 10 all future kingdoms So great an act ~
this will show the world determination 70 support
~ all hazards and 70 any amount Of sacrce the gov.
eminent under which We live and have our being IL
will command respect and shall DO greatly feared
by I'll naons Think not 10 say that this glorious achieve
ent belongs 10 certain class The poor well the
rich have interest here The widows mite s Just
acceptable offering OF love 70 tho country a. the
roh thousands Let oil, each ose, put his shoul
der the wheel and thus move the ark Of glory
along. Tho motives which prompted this noble move.
ment twofold First the love OF country; secondly,
though not least 70 relieve the burdens from on the
laborer aud mechanic
Politically this Is q great act
Socially tn ia Ia a benevolent act
Morally this Is glorious good act HENRICUS.
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Moses II. 0rinnell,
Robert 3. Homo,
Simeon Draper,
Peter Cooper,
John Steward.
Moses Taylor,
Chas. II. Marshall 4 90.
Geo. Opdyke,
James Kelly,
VIM. Isaimbees, Jr.,
Joseph H0Eie,
Guy X. Polton,
VIM. M. Evsrts,
Abram Wakcmsu,
Geo. r. Bradford,
A. J. Dittcnhoefer,
Ira o. Miller,
Martin B. Brown,
&. 8. Wyck0d.
John Il. Willisms.
Sinclair Tousey,
VIM. 8. DAWSON,
John II. White.
Isasc j. Oliver.
W. Y. Alexander.
Chss. He'll,
Cbas. 7. FoihamuA
WIN IIaw, Jr.,
and $40 atherA
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ssealnshs IN hs NE y 70 confer haepaass spsa ctAs
or In cher w0sdA obedience 10 the 0eldsa Rnle
fhers \ On noreaaang desire felt 70 eadow soAeoeA
oolsgss humane inseitutlons fsg ~ end dsabasa ~
dcrs and the education Of Their chsa for tho iasans
deaf dumb and hind, the iuebriate and Q muilttudo
Of kindred objscs Wkas neid u here prsssatsd fss
snoh entcrprses which will accomplish the object do
aired and at the same time amply remunerats, pecu.
human race.
Tho undersigned has had excellent opportunities for
acquiring accurate information relating the mines
Central Nevada which embraces many forty min
ing districts which, whom developed 70 tho extent OF tho
Reese river DISTRICT Win prove 70 be equally valuable
He arrived on the ground In January, 1885, and con
unued 70 reside in Austin and Ia vicinity for neatly tive
yean Yours 30, JAMES ?. GREvE6
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4 PropesftioH 60 Pay tao Debit By Direct
Tax.
10 VIE sDrTOE OF THE aERALD.
NoawAG Coma May No. i00y

WoSd IL not - casior asd moro os&aihay sScceas
fat way 70 psy or the national debt 70 lay direct
cover two thousand million dollars leaving thousand
nHiiion for basis for banking SECURITIES. &C.. as you
proposcf tax Of this character would give all classes
ohanoe and would be avery small percentage upon tho
whole valuation Of the real and personal property the
United States It could DO divided pro rata among the
several States and collected by the States without
pense 10 the general government.
Now. Mr.. Bennett bring your strong Scottish common
sease 10 bear upon this view, and It ID sure thing
H HOLLYWOOD
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Fifth Day or tho Handel aad Haydn
Society NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elijah
q Grand success-Three ThOasand Poo
plc Present, Sc.
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BrTIsn Killed at tho battle Of Coal Barbor. on Fri.
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T n e D e 3 7 .


statesont TO show that the Debt Oea
he Paid by Countfes.
10 The EDITOR or THE HHRALD.
wAsznnoros. D. O., Nay %, lses
You the right track Keep u up, and twe
thousand millions Of debt can be paid have only
Of siEteea hundred dollars per snaun, butt
will give Ave hundred doiiso towards paying the m.
uonai dsb sufficient amount thereof that the In
ternal revenue will be discontinued
There twelve hundred counties IN the loyal States
ak hundred Of them caa surely pay three hundred mil
lions; throe hundred can pay one million eaoh which
makes Six hundred millions TWO hundred pay two
millions each, which makes thousand millions and
hundred c0untacs containing the largo cities ten
millions, which makes two thousand miliiona Add 70
this tho proceeds Of sequosered property company sub
scriptoas and such subscriptions can be secured
tew Orleans and other Southern ctiss and The sae Of
Hs = \; rsm"n sr,iv nc,,svs ~, nSs .uoo s
have snfent Intelligence 70 that u IL their interest
10 pay up at once Ex-EDlrOR
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15
Arrival Of 1900. Prisoners Captured
IL ~ !5by 5Shefiaap,L !. -

Sixty officers 'aad fourteen hundred
privates, taptuted, by Sheridan in the
Valley, passed over the Baltimore. and
Ohio Railroad on the 18th, aud will be
forwarded to Fort, Delaware to. day-
The officer in charge Of them reports
that there are about four hund.ed more
prisoners on their way down. The
guards with these prisoners were attack.
cd several times BY guerriIlas>in passing
through tho Valley Of Virginia. The
guerrilla PARTIES consisted Of from one
hundred to one hundred and City men,
and were in all cases driven back with.
out doing any damage:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15
BY Telegraph from llamdcn.
A Battle at Wise's Point.
Gen. Schoheld gains q Victory.
The RrLrl> rcpor, Fitzpatrick Defended.
EXCHANGE OF CROOK & KELLEY.

NKwEEnN, y. C., March llth.-Thc
"nrmy, clatcd with the capture Of two
or rhrce small guns, and Il line Of Skin.
mi>hcr> in our front, made several
charges yesterday Of most rcck less
character. in which they were rcpul>cd
"ach time with heavy loss. Our forces
we're well intrcnchcd. and are now with.
20 thee miles Of Kingston, to which
p"in, the railroad is now cumplc,ed.-
The enemy continue to receive rein.
iorvcmcn;S, and evidently Intend to
make stubborn resistance 1t Kingston.
General COUGHS division, from viii
u.in.,on, communicated with Gen. Cox
la, night from Beaver pam, point he
had ju,, reached, which is eight miles
from ,;cn. Coxs headquarters. Gen.
Touch joins Gen. Cox's force this morn
in., which indicates battle to day
The enemy show signs OF weakness, md
will doubtless fall back to the other side
OF the NcuSc river and make stand at
Kingston. The enemy is reported fit.
teen to twenty-five thousand in number
4 rebel ram is reported At kin:>toh to
protect the bridge across the Neu>c,
which i. quite IN extensive structure.
zen. Srhvtirll remains in the field
with Gen. Cox, .ivin. every movement
personal attention. The enemy are
much alarmed and mystiiied in regard
To Shcrman's movements. We expect
To h.ar from him in day or two.
Cen. Cox has issued an order con.
graduating his troops on the heroic
manner in which they met the enemy
and successfully sustained themselves
thu. far.
Gen. MARYLAND, military mail agent
arrived at Morchcad City with tarEr
us,,l for ShcrmanS army, which he Is
waiting to deliver by way Of Newbcrn.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15
Important From North Carolina

Persons who arrived here to. night iii.
rect from Wilmington state that when
they left there on Wednesday, the Stl,
inst, it MAS reported and believed that
t;cucral Sch"iicld's forces, assisted by
the .unh"at<, had captured Fayetteville
Gen. Schofcll was hourly rspectiny to
hear from Shcrmrn.
New YORK. March l2..--Thc Tri.
buncs Wilmington letter Of the 9TH
says adviccs deemed trustworthy, have
been received from Gen. Sherman, con.
tirminy the reports which reached us
several days since, that his main army
passed into North Carolina at-lcaSt four
days ago. His route lay through Che.
raw. The rebel forces OF llardee are
reported lying on two sides Of the pedce.
which river Sherman has successfully
crossed, placing himself between liar.
dee and Bcauresard. The direction to,
ken by the luton army since entering
North Carolina, it would be contraband
to mention.
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News from Rebel PAPERS.

The Examiner announces that all oil
the Richmond prisphs have been cleared
of lnion prisoners, the last lot. Of nine
hundrc'! having been sent Oh on Friday
Ono of the significant facts confined
in the Examiner is small paragraph in
the local columns, announcing the ar.
rival OF two Of ShcriIan's soldiers, who,
it said, we're captured ucar hSnchburg.
\ letter from Bristol, south west Hir.
ginia: in the Wing Of the 10th, says that
the enemy are repairing the railroad into
that State, from Tennessee, thus indicat.
ing all advance in that direction,
The Richmond Whiy says that sixty
eight Yankee citizens, held at Castle
Thunder, were parolcd yesterday, to be
sent North by the flag Of truce tbis
mor@sng, and for whom we are to re-
ceive an equal number Of our own ci,i.
ZcuS.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15
The Latest News, :.

Sherilan,s complete victory over Early
j. confirmed. ....
Our dispatches give a different phase
70 the tight at kingston, it having been
complete Union victory.
liens. Crook and Kelley are exchange
Ven. Sinslcton's business to Richmond
seems to be to manage a contrsband
erade Of bacon for tobacco with the rcb.
els. But gunboat came up to Fred.
ericlsburs. to which place the tobacco
wa. shipped, and burned some Two hun.
dred thousand pounds.
The Senate adjonrnrl on Saturday.
The Rebel Senate has passed the nc
gro arming bill by one majority. Hun.
ter voted for, but spoke violently against
it.
Cold is quoted at 100.
The records in Commissioner Incra.
hams Office. show that from the Sth OF
February to the Sth of March, l,7G6
rebel dcSertcrS have been received in
Washington from the armies operating
against Richmond.