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Trustees Sale Of Lot On North
Nashville.

ny viriua n the s1tholiiy vcstai D. ne ~ cer-
Is tan Deed % Trust execufei u Hse ~ hsury
llehtaum, rustse. Be-, daied May ls. 1851, aad
Tsrsteroa in he kegistoFs lca 81 AaEiarsln co.
l,.a-rfszee. ID Ro0k no, s.. - 81 eud st2. ] WI
s,,s % n lle ssie 20 tse highest tdder. ai DE
hrt house door 10 ne cry a NashF.lie, 90 rUes-
A.. ne lsih jsyc 4efiesnfeT issa, q certa.u lst
- parcel az laud knoanss lot 40 81, In hslmune
snd Others Addiuon = 'lsosk = i9ore saf.'-
hrlf dascrlsd Ia saial eVd q IrurL, lutliHE Ky
feat % tliErts Areuae. -. 80.
s'-e,s r,Isi. TYas Tefel 70 b good, lsif I 81
oaiv couVry such Ute AZ 4 Effiea ia me ~ AID
nSsd % Trust, = Fh4s,siAt ifasiess
Apsls-ss, fet
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sale of Saw Mills.
ENGIyEEz oFFIcE,

4
nssHviLIE, Aug 2fih, is1i. Z
r,EaIuD PR0POsAIls 80 - received a a.
- 49, mn the nm o. sfi.eulher, 49,, Ga he
-,isrrfr-s IL tha iniioslnE So - W, -.
o. 80 HfiisY So y D, q i1eh rlrcnlar sau
no ueh ~ lndsT - lnch sir9ls, n i9oi toiier II
I.vuuF ~. 4eua- VI
'fso Iazas 3 Dyer FortEi ia ssW Ad.s Al Chaita-
oss Lszs Boalsy rqFiais sas N.aa stcnai,a-
o3e shnsis Naehine, FsJ's Patent. AZ Chaita-
NE e Mills systH b god nlnuiee order.
Fufi1er fnt6finah atcui thoza III th-tian11Fa
car q Cttaaea rom ~ Co. ? V.Foz. lui q : v
" f1n7 ueerr ~ Cilstkuoof-s The necrssaFy liiii4
1es vi D. M ilfd ia ne s1ic
Vruen EazFe4tse q no feaponsifle paries
must Ell QupsnI ssen hd. lie r1lerum-nt re-
sslfrs tls nE1t 81 reis.i any bd dseried 100 ieF.
Bidders He aF.tss q ~ FIele1i q ne epe1iaz 81
his
By order 4 % chIsf Esri1ssr. 49,.
vi. j. MEHEiiIs
auElTff coli uaVN taEIastFss
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We yesterday received papers from Au-
Il gusta. Atlanta snd Chattanooga, all Of the
/ same daiAs, what is the cause7
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The Foderal garrison at Franklin, Tenn,
has been Withdrawn.
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The shelbyviIls Union announces th e
arrival in that place Of J. Todd Edgar, Esq,
American Consul 1T st. Thomas.
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VIM. ". Berry & Co, No, 81 College ST..
offer their summer dress goods atvery re-
dueed rates.. g.. augl6-H.
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EYE AND EAR-As well as diseases Of the
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood,
etc, most successfully treated at the Nash
vile Medical and Surgical Institute, Church
street. few doors below the Post Office,
L. s. Aborn, NJ. D., examining physician
and surgeon. sug10-u,
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Orders Cor Election Tickets promptly
filled on reasonable terms. -
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The grand ball OF the Locomotive En-
giuesrs comes Of on Thursday night, at Ma
sonic Hall.
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The ball given by a courtezan in Union
Hall night before last, broke up in "iree
dght," in which the criuoline was "slight-
by ruilied." Il was a disgraeelul affair, and
tho whole party should have been arrested.
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DR.. Aborn may be consulted daily from g
A. n. 10 4 P. NJ, at his Institute on Church
street, below the post-ohice. septl-5ts
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Fourteen members Of the 10th Tennessee
Infantry were cent 90 the Militsry Prison
yesterday, for various ofenses.
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p Hot Rolls, Rusk and BuHps every morn
ing al the Nashville steam Bakery. I6
Summer street, near Union. sep5-tf
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For commercial new. see fourth psge.
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Federal prisoners are being daily released
from the military prison in large numbers.
Governor Brownlow will return homo
this week from Knoxville.
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RIvrH ASD ssEAuBoAT SEws.-The Cum
berlond was swelling eighty yesterday,
with three feet water reported on Harpeth
Shoals.
The Cordelia Ann Is in port, and will de-
part for Paducsh ct 10 o'clock this morn
ing. she is a neat little craft. -s.
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ORR Jos OFrIoE.-We are executing every
. A.srriutiou OF plain and fancy Job Print
ing in The neatest style, and at the lowest
prices. at this Office.
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Mar age Licenses end every description
Of Law Blanks for ssls At this Office, or
printed TO order.
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For Sale st this Office, ore good seconds
hand Ioiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash
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The mercury run up 10 20 in tho shade
yesterday --tolerAbly warm.
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Burns says
aoh. wsd some psueF tie giii kse rs
To zee oursils az ithers zee US"
Or see the boxes, barrels, bales and packages
going out Of COR business houses and manu-
faturies. the Letters, documents etc., from the
Offices Of our professional men, the elothinR,
brick bats, var clubs and other 'orna
mented needlework TO the wssher-wornau
without being marked with one Of Traugh's
Ribbon or Seal Presses, stensels or Bfanis,
which can be found at No.l51< n, Cherry
street, up stairs. Mind Che stairs and dent
fall. How are you BUNS, who is ahead.
sept3Wednes&sat-tf s
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For two weeks only, dry goods can be
bought at VIM. w. Berry & Cos, that viii
defy composition in any markot.
,vr1g N
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MARKETS.


NiH.iNNAIlr Ift'Iitistat
Flour hrmegi supetGnc G. - extra S3Z5gg
family s. 258io wheat dull 81 81 81 Com one
Csc. Oats 10 good demand St Or for new. Groce
MES firm and prices tenInz upward. Me- pork
b I'd sc $50. Lard arm al 2ic
NEw Y1EE, september Q.
Cotton quiet At &c. Flour saIuc better; clcslur
at 81 soar IS fJr elta State. and 8, 758s % for
round hoop Ohio. Wheat las better on winter
with ssle.of 81 5l@l5j for Chicago spring. uae
g ua2 I2H FOR new amber State. Corn 10
changed at s5Gs7 for unsouui. and s9e1l for sound
mixed Western. Oats Iull ~ 17g5s f1r Western
Pork active and ezciiei ani higher ai S3lGu s7E
for new mess, closing at 81 % cash whisky
dull and hsavy a. e 3 for ives era. Petroleum
quiet and nominal.
LATEST Flour clores arn 10 Tar higher Wheat
.2ssc better on spring. ami lg2r better on winter
Corn sieaiy az 856s3l Cor sound mixed Western.
Osfs dul a 16g5ss fJr Western. Pork closes firm
a: S3l % each. Whisky heavy a 81 q f9r West
era. Gold opened al l4fi< sud closed At 49,
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NashUiRs and Decatur RdaToGd' -.
I.eayes Nashville at.-----.--''''---' ~ . "
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old Course Of Treatment

FnJsaan N,
lea Whurh rrfs
sai has noes
l I loo Treana
a cases rHar-el
n his
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MEDICINES FURNIsHED


save vdu .tns
olsnes
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DIR. A. KING.

ssas P9ycan who
ats,h gfsvae
the profess
peno NTH 49,.
v asreh avet7
ihoute extra cbarsa
gers 10 Usuur
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Arrives 81 Nashville AZ. -------.-------ss'- = al 4 I
Tt.spe- Chattanooga - - /,
Arriyes 81 Caftanooga at-.--.-.-'----''---'--O- o
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IReTlL AND DFPiRftRE OF TIE TRAINS.

WEDNESDAY. sERTEMBER 6. 1865.
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Nas1BiUe and Ckatlanooga Railroad Z
Leaves Nashville ~ ~ = n
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BY Telegraph.
Horrible Murders In Chattanooga

More AbOutthe WIrz Trial.
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OR VENEREAL DISEASES

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in q feWdE =
1t ouL hint to
q eoiO rlo
raal
toeIp
or a IBox6 ts
.. OPINIONS OE' TKIEI EsE1EesS.
Office
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Tos o 9 te VIC md -
Local Of ernHkt Dt.
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Wchmonj rApcrs of Saturday last report that
on the preceding evening hssvy firing vas heard
In the Asecuon of Dutch Gap on the James
R,.r
There vs- heavy p,ket firing on the front ~
General Pcketrs Division. soulh GAP Railroad,
on Thur-'1v evrnino. IA statcl thai General
| Grant . NJ OF E vht thousand men within tho last
| veos RON City Point, u Ia supPo-~i for ho pur-
| pose OF rein'urcing Tea Terry at forg Fisher.
The wilmington pat ar- Of die lBth. rpport active
AZ shing In m, sre-s with ten. rerry's forces
| The Felersls- IL " ALLEGED. made thrc" stacks
which were repulsNi with incon sderAhlo lcsa. On
Saturday, one Of tho monitors IN the river throw
some of her lb-inch shells a. Pr Andersop, With
'he en,ci Of Killing one aud round'ns AnounS Of
| our mon
Ne YAM ce' are preparing to move In force Nssns,
| Weldon and will merely make n ieint tJwsi ds
| Golisboro tn Yankees BE- says have been rein
torrei sorns nlUug tho coast, hut not half heavy
ss Al first r,porbd. Tn ginbo.ts are HAid " be A.
! Newrcrn There seems ~ hc no doubt ahout tho
| LANDING " i've locomotives and railroad iron, Nc.
! Tho Richmond ExAsINER gives part eulNs of tho
blowing up oitho hsg 81 trico buat nchUii6- by unn
ot their own tnrpe ioes, which tic same al
| really puhlshed, with the exception thai WAS
thought al ou bosrd pershed. Two nearo hrcInen
were He'd by tue exp ~, IN, and two soldiers who
| hAd gone down Us guards ot he fantee PRISONERS
| we're blown " To he water and druvn0l.
The Richmond Ft.stsfH speaking ol negro en-
| hstn,uts says: Cast of uniforms to the number
| OF iour Or five hundtei thousand suits, Arc Wins
| piled up In Government depois IN Rlohmo ond and
clscWLcrO White soldiers have object an 'o be
ing served with this clothing, NO matter how nes
aud clean. md u has h.retuioro been queSuur
how io dispose of this immense stock so ss % maF'
IL available ~ mec. eAisIing wants The oppOr
tuuity 10 At lisi presetci Il is Admitesi ihNl sh
ne ,ro Is H. hccumo a military elDm"nt Ia tlt Cor
iedctAte aruy. Trs sccumulaliun oi $500 81 ham
| clothing vii oqu him from Wy W toe, and sny
the Government t'o oNponHt, asvc that oi puuin
mushct in his hsndH- aud there nre thousands q
ulem ~ be hal. Hurry mp tho negro and let hin
90, iuto tuo old clothes m soon ~ posS.b BIZ"
S1scby ho gueuilla lca Ter WIS at LynChbur
on Weluesisy, And c1pc4 to join biz command Il
lew days
The Augusta CnrOytcLE advises the people N tha
CITY 90 -'St tie burning % cotton there. II says
war is to proI"t the proYeTty Of citzsns, no. .
| DESTROY IL
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nnrsr OF nrpRrsEYrAr1yrs.

Mr Fernsudo Wood offered . resolution request
ing The Secretary OF the Treasury W consider ths
sIpcdieney u exporting W foreign markets fcr
sal, all The cotton now In tho hands OF the Gov
erumenL a. a. N obtain for the Govornmen, ,hs
advantage. Of the higher price in Europe tor that
article. importing iron " IN extent thus enhspe-
ing tho credit of the Govcrnmcnt, and reducing the
premium on gold snd exchange, with othe' sdvsn-
,Ages.
Tho House, by three majority, refused 70 'ay 90
tue table tho resolution heretofore offered 10y Mr.
Eldrdge, calling on the President and secretary OF
Biste and Secretary II War to furnish lists q per
sons bcld in confinement hut not convicted ~ al.
ieged offenscs .gains the Government together
With tho psrHcul,rs on this suhjcrt.
Further action on this resolution was tortninstoA
| by the expiration " the morning hour
The House rroceedcl to The confederation ~ the
lin providing government for the States sub.
verto or overthrpwn by the ruhe lion.
hr Davies m Mnsaaruse,ts, opposed tho hrll -
Length. II was NOT founded on any principle conc
monty called the war power ~ The government"
Tho worry FRS. sccou provides for Tho appointmonr
of officers, who viii he multIlioA boy thousands 70
lori ID over to miserable poverty stricken.
wrcchod zens Of 1ho rehelliouH states. II would
| afford asylum tor hfoEeu-iovn poliucisnS-
| hose presence would dRrtcu the heavens Ike tbs
| locusts n Fcypt In nddition N the,a s tho pen
| ple would be made tho objects Of free under VIA
| said the bill prlposol to levy taxes 70 tho preciU ~
| amount ~ which the Souttern people voIe hahs
| from the last year before thew went nto roheiou-
| The provisions of the hl II carried out, insSnad "
| winning back the po,rle N loyhty, would have
| tho effect of alternating them. Tho iogai people In
the southern States should 10 LETT to work vut their
| oframc lAw IA their own way.
Mr. Fernando Wood rtp-atd that he eonzrari.
lated the country that tts enuemEn from NuSa-
ehusets rad uttered words Of couuii alton, and bad
| -poke en- of lhe South ~ great poorle. and us-i
language ct kindness AID resp-c. toWsrds them
Aner al II cannot he forgotten tbAt they are Arna
rcan citizens He cop7idercd tic iwpen ing hn
| as Infamous unconstitutional. and As @mAnstnS
| from the NorA spocltH of iAnAuclsm which ruled
the majority 4 the Hou-e Congress has no y 'srt
| 10 mako conditions nL which state may resume
| Il. position 10 the Union. Whenever tht
people Of sta:o should ay down theI
| arms ana recogn ze tho Ft1ora tJnHutution and
| laws and send Representatives 10 Congress- hs
| should like 10 seo Ihe power which would prevent
| the return Of those states. Should We, said NJ .
Wood hesp Goals u 90 on thos. horne down IN
tha dust and already Weakened and almost hum
bled, aud impose conditions tnat Will render u I'M
possi ia llr them w. submit having d regard 70
mAnhood and proper self.resPect' Ii' VAS for
extending tho II enuly hand 10 InJ south, tnd col-
denuod sho bll as Of an oppressive aud ~ Annieal
| character.
After some further debate the uoure sdlournsd.
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Army Of the Potomac.
" Nholc-n'e Rebel Dc.ertions.

Fashinotoh Fo'. n Information from tho
Army OF TIA Potomac, Us late as yesterday morn
ing, rcporA all quot. Doscrters are constantly
coming in and are more numerous than Tor long
time. They havr el over seventy day for
tn past week Among u.em are several Off scr.
Tho utmost dependency prevails through tneir
rAuks tnce she ate Eight, and hey seem ,soicr-
mlnel 10 k-cp tho field no longer, they claim
they can uover gam their independence, sad see
~ reason why they should remain and 10 all
kilei. They also say tha. desorI.ns is so general
10 the Of their ines that Lee has ss ned
order to aues. every man found hsfs nile away
from his csup or post One man ssid his cor apsny
vas thirty strong week ago but that hflon had
d.s,I pcArod since ten N ue United Sta .cs and
tive to their homes Many o; the dossr,ers bring
| In thoir AIMS with them
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Wathustou, FEB. go 5emI-oficisl news from
ChihuahuL, the present seat Of tho national gov
eminent OF Mexico, received hero to-day, shows
that there is no foundation for the report which
came from tho Cty OF Mexico that PreEidon, Jusrez
was u Alamos- sonora. 1he Presiden, " AH.in Jan
uury ash sill al ChihushuA, and had disposi-
non W eAve that city. lie was buEly ens pgod In
.he reorganization of tLs army, " open tho new
campaign in the present year which prouaisrs to
he more succelsful Than tue former one. The ini-
por,s victories of san Peudro and ~ Puerto, IN
sonora, hsi rAlsed very high the pubic lrit IN
uortl sItsTu Mexico.
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TNe ,o,e was reconsd dued, and u. .msnsin.sus
STRICKEN cut
nr Py1yeH offered an amendment - increAseN~
p,y o. officers and soldiers Of ,hs army twenty pr
cent
NJ wilson ssd-we owed the army slSS' No'"'
nov. aud We had better pay this before agreeing
10 give sdJtonsI p'y. Many soldiers wcrc scry~
irs In the army, who got I 200 bounty for yer
lie twscrl Wclll lc glad N increase tho pay o.
soldiers " 10 thought - IN Nc power ot the "o-
vcrumsnt 10 du ..
Nr Ssulsbury s,d Though not an advocate ot
IN war. he would vote to pay tbos- who entered
the ice, believing II to tc rLhL Just and
reasonable cour'nssuun uot hs, he Was under
any obligations t. tho soldiers h.mel, for In h's
s.ste the soldiers had to-n taught 80 believe thai
th, prime pies 30 sivoHtcd were artsgonistic to
che cause witch thew Wc-e -~ty.n .ng. IA = occcded
~ discuss The question oi peace snd ae fres'-
dents late peace mission.
NJ sherman .ed point ot order that Mr.
Ssul.bury WAS not slOHkint " She SUBJECT tc'. -
The senate aud that az he tSlornanJ ad charge ~
tho hill before the senate, ho could not oonfen 70
have action on u delayed by -ch speeches ~ NJ
S2ulsNuty wLs making.
Nj Fcct. in the chsir, d"'liod the point vel
taken, under ordinary circumstances, but - ht -
salisbury had been pormit1'-l to 90 on 50 ISnt
without interrupt on, 10 WAS hardly iu ofder "
rule him down Now.
MI salisbury resumed the noor I, was delu-
ron, he sal, ~ SUPPOSE that psaes -NS near 70
| hand-a delusion 90 repeated ABOUT sixty daJ
! and ninety days. Chsrleston, and Savannsh, and
! Co.umbis might fall and Richmond might tall, bat
still the Wal would not end. There were years ~
war yet before this counuy under tho policy OF toe
/ present adniinis,rauon. II ApYearcd from he
Presidents Message inst tho obstacle 10 ro-oe IS
| the terms which he offered, roiuHug 10 trus, wiu%
robes. It should 10 remembered Lhht the brit.n
lost T. cir American colon 60 lecAusa George lll-
| would no, treat with rebels In arms sgsinst hi
The ye.s and nays ware then called un the Adors
ton OF Mr.. PoweFa amendmtnt and VI" TO-
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Congressional Proceedings,
XNNyIIIth CONGRESS- second session
SENATE

Washrn, ton, FEB 20 MIR Wilson introduced I.
bin to regulate Iui equalize the expenses Of As
sessors of InierrA Revenue which WAS ordered to
he printed Rofare any allowances for clerk k-nire
are Al owed, sworn statements muss DO furnished,
o. 10 Ne caro- u stationery.
NJ Bro~n, from the Military COMMITTEES, re-
por,cd back the resolution Of thanks 70 General
Thcuas, with an amendment giving thanks also
IN Adm RAJ Lee.
NJ. Wilson moved to consider the vote by which
n. Army Appropriation bin was ~ amended as 20
remove Ihe distinction Of rank and pay between
REGULAR sud volunteer officers
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Captain Fitzgerald, - tie brig Paragon, arrived
here yesterday, from LagunS, reports shnt on the
3Oth Of November, While the Alice Move whs st an
chnr od Hatsmorss she Was boarded by party x
rebel from tie shore, who got her underway and
proceeded to sea with her and subsequently burn
ed her on the iGlh NJ Deemter. Tho first mate
aud one seaman Ioiuei tho retsls Ihs second
mate and ave soAueb, vhV re.us1! 70 JOIN thenn,
were set adrt iu Tie ya|', and arrived At Lag
on the 10th uf Dec.lubor.
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ing Of his dispatch vas sucoeeded by the moti
Joyous .ppsusc in all parts Of the House.
Boston Peb. 2o-A . large messing q rner.
chants held in the H1chang this afternoon, IN aid
cf the destitute districts in Essi Tennessee ths an
nouncemen, that CHARLESTON WAS ev,euAisd created
= perfect furore. The same snnouucsmont Vas
sl.o made ths Legislature vh.ls II session, and
called forth long aud hearty cheering.
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WHEELER PLUMBERS THE CITY,
FIGHTING at WILMINGTON


OFFICIAL
Washington D. C., Psb. eO-F1r Department
rhe evacuation Of Charleston by the rebel, is .n-
sogneed IN the following telegram lust received
bon General Grant
EpwIS ". sr,S1o-. Secretary of War.
cRy Point Ia, Feb so.-Th. following dis.
panh Is jusi received;
r s Gran, Lieut. G.ne-al:
M Richmond F1,ryEp Of today, iun re-
-av>4. SAYS ttH Ch1rl'ton VA, ,-aeud,d on
Ty>sd1y IA"
tSisn-i,! G WITHIN, MAJOR Gener.l.
3 AL DOUBTS AT REsT.
Dispatch from Admiral Dahlsreu.
Washington, FEB. eo.-rh. following dispatch
4 vs. reen received At the Navy Department;
FLAa SHrP II .Rvrsr Mcos RrrrttroS Ro.p%)
/ CnAsIgs H.aBos. Feb l., 1858, VIA
FoarBEss MoSaoE Feb. 90, 7P.h,
Hon gideon Fs,,ts, Secretary or the Mary
. fv, ,-ChArl,s,on was abandoned this morning by
: he rssels. am now on my way 70 the city.
!, IhAvs the honor to be,
4 Very respectfully, your obsdisnt servant
JoHs A. DAnlsaES, Rear Admiral.
y Brief History Of Nnval aud Military Oper-
utisns against Charleston.
1851.
on the FIRST Of May, 1901, feet OF United States
,,sssls appeared OF the harbor, the blockade bens
= hereafter enforced.
% Oa the elrt OF December seventeen vessels wer,
" rluk fcross the rrucips entrance 70 the hIrbor
. lneTecualy osnE il.
|" NJ other importan. operations were ttempsed.
1852.
On the l1th Of Fobr ary General shrrmsn oceu
nd Edisto Island, At = point 40 miles south .
Charleston, but attempted no Important movement
On the SIS. ~ Maroh, General Hlnter relieve
' s..uAn and withdrew the Uai.od s,a,oA forces l.
Po-t Royal.
On the Goth Of May several Ru-bosss A'eenie
| ,hs stono River, between johns an James Island
,tenug tue Confederate eA-ihworks which wsr
abandoned by the rebels as the feet advanced.
on the % OF June Generals Huntef and BeHhsT
hndcd an advance force of several brIgalos on II
ruthesstsrn eud Of James Island, about twely
rjes from Charleron. on tie bth, another fore
Handed, aud sharp skirm'shes occurred, o
18Th Of june, . severe conflict took pare, r
r.rtiuz ia the repulsc n tne uu4oa troops At
uhsoqI ntly opersuon, werc suspended, owir
u tie noa.srrlvll ~ reluior1emcur. Tho rool
,.turned 10 Pert Royal
1868,
N March. 1863, cur iron-ciad neet assembled
pr, Royal, and made prcfarsticrs for an alta
On Charleston.
Thr feet rcndezvouscd 10 siouo Inlet, aud ou t
,s April prepared to attack tAe f1rti comrnau
Inn, the entrance ofthe harbar, On the mornt
,fueT.A Admiral Dupons pToce ed in llno-
-,ule 10 approach the Confederate batteries
20 advance Passsd ste ed % ..y leland the
-.! Dauer.es on Morris Island ooeaod ealing {
zach was noG ,sspoLlod . by tie feet Wh.
,oainled 10 sdvau'e unu abreast n 'he Gu
ul.,P5.ut batteries and 40 ss-' u Fort su
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Fighting nt Fort Fisher.

Portress sonros, FEB. lo.--Ihc steamer Pert ar
rived here this afternoon. from For, shet. when
she Pert len, Friday, tho i7th, Sighting had JUS.
commenced between our forces sud the rebels
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prisoners on J,n-, Rtvcr vii ,i Ns same rm,
60 on unrni rruptnd

prisoners on J.n-, Rivor v1l N ps same rn.
go on unInierruplod
vrdrytA.
desperate affair occurred last Tuesd.y Va Lu-
neneurg county, between soma dss.rter, from n e
Confederate army and some Of the oh virgini,
Cavalry, sidei by cis,ens Several on both side.
we're ~ouadet. The dcssrter, were finally esp
tured.
General Esoll, Commanding ,he Dcpntmen,
OF II nti'o' reports ANholes,'e robbery of nearly
ono hundred pAiot,d prisoners, on Saturday night
between Camp Leo and the cty. Other r,bberies
Of rcturnol pu-'ucrs are reported .. occurring in
tae streets of Richmond
TuoH rENEElsTH
A dispatch Las tsen received here stating vat q
force Of The enemy, AeOO strong, 5000 Of II c,ya..
ry, are ADVANCING from Knoxville and had reach, d
Greenville' which is % n.ilo. from Bristol. hi.
expedition Is supposed - be smother raid on ,hs
Virgins aud rsnnssseo RAlroAd
L. =. GRAsr, Lieut. General.
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Great Destruction of Medical Stores.
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.lO2 PRESSES CAPTURED