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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-19

1B~ WV. F. FAULKNER & Cove
hope the reader will not fail to observe
the advertisement of VIM. +. Faulkner h
Co., in this paper. "Faulky' is one Of
the oldest inhabitants in the upper Mis-
souri, country, and we know be will keep
the establishment supplied with tho latest
and best assortment of clothing, hats and
caps, boots aud shoes, ladies dress goods,
&C., of superior quality, and buyers will
find it profitable to call on him. The bust
ness Of the house is under The manage
ment of Mr. Faulkner, than whom bet
ter business man or more obliging gentle
man cannot be found on the Mo. River.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-19
b6- HuRRAH FOR MANNY's REAPER

D0- HuRRAH FOR MANNY's REArEn.-
Last week II. Winter, boy Is years old,
drove Frederick Held and Lewis Winters
Manny's reaper all'alone he forked the
grain himself, leading the team by letting
the lines rest round his neck. Hy. Winter
performed AZ much work as the M Cormac
machine belonging to another party over
the Floyd, which was driven by the Me.
thodist Minister of that neighborhood with
the help Of one raker. How are you, Nc.
Cormac. -.. FARMER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-19

"a MINIATURE MAp.-Messrs. Mills l.
Co. of Des Nome, have laid the public
under obligations for new miniature map
Of the State OF Iowa, presented in NINA.
ture pamphlet form and sold for twenty.
five cents per copy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-19

1lU- We direct the attention Of our
readers to the circular of A1jntant Gen-
era! n. b. Baker to be found else where in
today's paper. @1
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-19
ia x SALE.
TRHAsURER's OFP,cR,(
CEssoxER, Iowa, August Gath, 1856. !

OEshoH1k' IOWA, August Z4th, 1870. J
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the eth day II
~ October, A. D. 1855, the undersig ned Trsasur-
sale ~ the Court House In said county, the follow
IN described lands aud town lots for the taxes Of
the years 1853 1869, 1880 1851 1879 1863 and 1864,
as The same are set forth In the following list.
Sale will commence at 10 A. NJ. Of said day and
adjourn from time 10 time until al has been sold
or Ia xes otherwise settled. e
The years for which taxes On propsety are deiin-
quent and for which the same viii bo olIere are
indicated opposite-the same IN the column-No.
Of year.. II due for 1863 only, It will b l. II Tor
1863 and 1864 II will b. 2 &c.
Witness my hand, at the Ire surer's Ofice, Che.
rokee county, Iowa, Aug. -, 1885.
CARLTON CORBETT,
Treasurer Of Cherokee county. Iowa.
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W ashengtoa, March &c.

Many newspapers err in supposing the
neT inc,me tax law exempts from taxs.
ion PERSONS IN the evil. naval aud mill
tary service OF the Uaited States There
has been 40 such decision by the commis-
sioners of internal revenue.
TIE first Circuit Court to be held by
Chief Justice Chase siuce his appoint
meut, viii be in Baltimore on the first
Monday ID April.
Another distinguished party is forming
10 use the southern ports which have
recently fallen into cur possession.
secre AIRY Wells and assistant Secretary
III the Navy, Fox. do mol contemplate be-
ing present al the hOisiing of he flag OF
Ii. sur or. as has been published. The
"a Ter, however, viii shortly leave Wash
ingttn ior the South on official business
All the avenues for carr, Ing supplies to
New bero have been taken po,ses~,oa o
ior the benefit Of publ c service THIS in
crea>es The lreat ne ess,ty for re-openin.
The port II New bern, which tne authoi
tics here al! tsvor. > population Of over
pies, all oi whom in sh 3rt tiue must De
fed BY Goyernm ut. Il this RI Is not in
mediatcly opened, which wi serious :
I'm barrass the movements .; oar. armies.
The 40 0UU reiug e, Gen. Sherman has
sent 10 Wi n5tan, ami the great nun
Der arriving here from sll qisrte,s make
II military nee c-sslty u reopen at once
b 1th Win ngton aud Sewbern as ports Of
eatsy.
An order frn Gen, Sch dated on
the lSsh st. slys that all utfi sers n,s 10
this city teionging to the commind OF
Maj Gen Sherman s,i peecsed At on .
oy rail I, Kings % aud report 10 perso
Tor orders 70 the c,mm msading uenerai
headquarters 10 the f III. Outsiders arr
of the opiuioa that Sherman 10 a. Colds
boro. but ol course it IS sll speculation
with them.
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we're acuated by wild ambition, aud
sought their own selfish sggrandisemeat
at the expense OF the welfare Of the coun.
try, and the lives Of millions Of their
countrymen. They deceived many BY
their false pretensions, but their inaugura-
ton Of military despotism 10 the name
of liberty. which is stripping the people
OF their substance and their slaves in the
name Of independence, unmasks them to
the world as band of shallow and selfish
inferior in oil the elements
Of principle and responsibility to band Of
roaming banditli, or crew Of rowing
pirates. TO whose condition We hope soon
70 see them reduced, that they may event
'aiiy meet their deserts upon the gallows
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: g, opr wissst course would be 10 uit..

: e., or wissst course nouId bc 10 uit..
draw all troops Of once.
Bright siid the root Of the miss Oder.
Standing vas : feeling Of je.lousy enter.
tained by England towards ,be Americ. 4
nation, Everyone knows Epglaud copld
not bold Canada in case Of war. Wba,
would E0gland have ssid if she ,pffered
- Americans have from the Alabama.
Pslnesston denied that England -.
jealous and believed there was . oooa
feeling towards England among the erea,
bulk Of Americans. No doubt both North
snd South have some feeling for our non.
espoassl Of their Gauge, but this vas 10
resaon We should not place Canada in q
state Of defense.
Consols dull s8@1; Confederate loan
81; U. b. 620s declined Ia.
IrALr.-Tbe King has signed the de-.
cree granting full amnes,y for political Of.
fsnses.
len thousand ounces Of gold dust Ar
rived 10 Eog'and frpm Astoria.
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/. Southern Refugees.

Washington, March IS.
Il was intimated 10 q former dispat tch
that gu refugees had arrived here from
Fayetteville. They have taken the oath
OF allegiance, and those who decide TO do
SO have been furnished transportation
north. The refugees report that two
thirds of the people OF North Clrolius, ia
and stout Fayetteville, are Uuionists atd
hailed the appearance Of the old A z with
many manifestations OF joy. There is no
great scarcity OF provisions in Sou h Caro-
Inns; but money cannot be obtained 10
purchase them. Oae daliar oi the South
ClroliAa Stale Bank will purchase ten
dollars OF confederate money. One dulsr
State B ,uk OF North C4roliaa will our.
chase fifteen OF confederate money, and III
required S25 in confederate money 10
buy one dollar in gold
Information is received that the u. S.
ganboat Wagra has gone iuto Currinna.
near teofra, SPAN, with . view to follow
out a. sea at once the rebel ram OliLda,
ii she shall make such an attempt.
The water is just being pus into the
anal basin at Cumberland. Boats have
arrived at Georgetown from dan No. 5.
The prospects iur business ut Cumberland
are very good, accordingly.
The Mioiug d Tran porta;ion Compan-
les are purchasing qaite large number
II boats which Will soon be ready for set.
vice The price per ton OF freight is 10
be only three dulisrs.
Yesterday forty rebel officers and twelve
prisoners OF war, we're takea
from OLD Capitol prison and sent to Fort
ID D.;aaafe
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New York. March 26.
The steamsb;p

ANCW 4O' Al Vu %Os
The steamship America. from Bremen
via. Southampton 18th, arrived tonight.
In the House Of Cammons Mr.. Ellx-
gerald called atsenlion 10 Coi. Jerris' re-
poft u Canadian defenses. We should
not disregard certain proposal during
the conference between the Csnisderates
aud redorsls |. vas Important to look
70 Canadian deienses in the event Of war,
and VI ought to come 10 m iusnediAte
.nndsrstAnding Nth Canada. Forestsr
believed thss the fear Of hosiililies vas
uarsssonsble end utterly greundIess aad
protested sgainas any expense for the Dc.
iesse Of Canada.
DeIsrsali thought Canada shoald b.
properly defended.
Ls~s sAid ~ dSirt = 4lIscessl 'sssjkq1it
the evsat Of gsasda besoniog kI[
uound, N9aId ~ y eoi-ceat atreisI > ioFci
sDos dbos osAlf mint We Mad bsQei
hi Caaada kocu ~ trath. md ,ot baoi
~ - nth falsa s1pes srAt,1 plik "
- on u51S = 11rn - 80
x2sxsdS4 $asxaaSK &ka Al MI
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least sssfy on the vAvs1plhsr yaa@sTh,
sentiment in the army vas almost unani
mous fer peaee. The NEE will sAeh
longer il necessary, bst they believe y,
can't continue the war through anothe.
campaign.
.hi0k the bert policy il 10 make pea q
on the plaa proposed by Mr.. Etepheo.
The people aud country ought to Be saved
further sacfi6ce.
To the qaesy II peace be not made be.
fore spring whether be would take com
m md Of ell the armies With unlimited
power, be replied thas he would tske an,
position TO which the country callec him.
but be did not think he could save The
cause now. No human power can save
IT, He thought Stephens policy was the
bes. nov. The army snd tie people
ought to be saved if oil else is lost.
A long list of Senators, Represents
lives and other public men who arc ia /.
vor OF reconstruction on the ba.is u the
Union and the Consultation is given.
Ex-senator G. G. Clay recently return
ed from England and reports tba. Eov-
land would have nothing to do With the
Consederacy.
When Mr.. Stevens returned from
'be Hampton Roads conference. he told
his friends thu: they would have peace
before the Is. Of Nay, 1865; ,ba, the
substance Of what Mr.. Liacoln said "a.
that be could make no terms with Mr.
Davis ~ leader Of the rebellion; that be
could not treat with the States while ,bey
confessed allegiance 70 the Coslsders.e
Govsrnmeat, bat be vas wiling 10 trea,
With The Statss separately, and il peace
was reatored would do all 10 his poser to
remit pains and penalties. Davis' in.
structicss we're that negotiations should
be conducted as between two indeptn
dent nationafiiies. and pending uego,ia-
tons on armistice ofninety day. These
were not entertained by Lincoln as a bs.is
Tor negotiations.
Mr.. Stephens looks upon further efforts
90 the part Of the Confederate Govern
ment towards negotiation or TO carry on
The var as futile aud unjust to the people
and State. HIS plsu is
LIST. Let President Lincoln Issue an ad-
dress to the army and people Of the South
ein oodying wha; passed 1t the interview.
"a. Appoin, commissioners to meet
State Commissioners TO coosuls upon
peace and the return Of States on condi
non OF obedieace to the Constitution aud
the laws.
3D. Elections by the States Of Con-
g'essmen who shall enter CoFgres. On
equal terms.
Stephens believed the call would secure
The appreciation Of North Carolios, Flsri-
da, Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi, and
perhaps South Carolina and Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27
The Entire .u0rchtMg Force
ofthe Rebels 40, geo.
OPERATIONS FOR TIE CAP.
TtRE OF MOBILE.

New York. March {


Nes York, March IS.
Reports 10 Richmond OF the army in
North Carolina. as given BY the Dispatch
OF that city In Giants official, do not
con orn with those 10 Rdeigh and pub
listed 10 the papers Of tha. place. The
Raleigh Confederate Of the 2lst say.
il hopes within few days to give cheer.
ing Intelligence. So far every hing is eu-
couraging. 10 the affair which occurred
few days since bttween Hsrdee's and
Sherman's Forces We 'epulsed successfully
tige assaults upon our lines aud held our
position until The object was effected. In
drawing OF We lost t~o guns because the
horses had been killed. Our loss 10 The
affair was about 400 killed and wounded.
the enemy's sbout 4 900.
OF the battle Sunday correspond
ents state that very decided advantage
was gained by our troops The enemy
were driven several miles with heavy loss.
We captured some artillery.
The first battle occurred on the 16lh
near the junction of the Black with the
South river. on the FayettviIle aud Colds
boro road. some l5 uiles below Baton
vile, the vicinity of which place the battle
OF Sunday Occurred So it wou appear
The rebels fell back fifteen miles after
gaining v,,tory on the l6 b, 10 which
the Union loss was bloody one. 1t is
evident no decisive battle had been
fought
The Richmond Sentinel of the 93d
says Gaid eboro has been evacuated. AT
lat accouu's the enemy had hot entered
The oreass iiion Of coloIed troops ia
X chmond Is going on as rap diy rs posi-
bic.
The Petersburg Express says Grants
trains we're runahg ali Saturday night
with uoops towards the left Of his liue. -
Ii may have been only another see-sav
movement 10 deceive. The weather how
ever is very tine, and Gran, may advance,
ibongh it is believed he will not move
tsil herman 10 nearer.
The Wing Of the End learns Fitz
Hugh Lees cav Try attsrked Sheridan at
White House On the 2lst aud severely
pan'sh.d hiuf. 49,
The Times Washington special SAYS
Il. Mrg,u of the sist Wisconsin, an es
capped Unian prisoner, LETT Fayetteville
m the 10Th, the day Of the reported drs,
battle, 1t ~hich time the rear of Sher
mans army was crossing Cape Fear Kv,
OF, moving north. A skmnish occurr.d
on the l6 between the Cd division o.
the l%th cvrps anI small body oI
rebels. Tais was ali The lighting reported
on iha, day.
The Trlbune's Washington specisl say,
1t 10 believed there that Richmond ha.
been evacuated. and that only strou,
rear guard has been lett TO keep ut
picket iu front OF Grant. Il is rumased
that Lee is at tho head of liberated Rich
uood army, marching in aii haste tt
unite With Johnston, aad so fall upol
| Sher nan.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the g | sd !,
that Eastern Louisiana is invested will
jay hawkers, robbers and murderers.
The peopls are frequently found dead b,
the roadside Even women are killed. =
In short, anarchy reigus, supreme
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Washir.t cam. March e5

~ssst f&Af WI -
Robert w. Edmonds, of New York,
ssaeAihe general paste ager~ sgeut sat the
Baltlmnre & Ohio R,iiroad station. has
beea'sammuned as Hitness 10 the cases
concerniog the late alleged fraudulen.
issues OF govern 1ieht transportation tick
cts. His name has been inproperlg .
sociatrd with the parties accused Of the
ofgnse.
The steamer City Of Hudson arrived
here to day, bringing back portion Of
the congressional excursion party from
southern ports. The others proceede /
from Fortress Monroe to New York.
Within the past few days all Of the
rebel officers, enlisted men and guerril-
las, who wsrn oopfiued in the Old Capi to
prison, have been sent North, and the
only prisoners nov renainieg there are
those under sentence. or awaiting trial by
court martial, which is sn unusually smsl
number. sf5aMN
Gen. Singleton to-day returned from
Richmond.
The gale of Thursday 10 reported I.
have done considerable damage to The
shipping ID the bay and river.
President Lincoln is expected to retur,
from the front on Monday.
A superior quality Of tobacco seed o
the Vusl'a Absjo sariety, has been pro
cured from our;eonsu1 q Havans, aud i
now ready for distribution BY the Com
missioner Of Agriculture.
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Operations At Kaoxviile.
New York. March q6,

Morniag papsrs contain nothing addi-
tionat from our armies than was contained
10 Official dispatches transmitted last
uight.
Richmond papers Of the aed state Gil
lem has been receiving rei0foFcements ol
cavalry u Knoxville that various towns
Of stragetic importance in Soathern Ten
tessee, Dorthera Aisbana and Georgia are
being garrispne6 snd that the greater
portion Of Tisomss army is At Hansville
md Decatur. The Union prisoners have
been removed to Sslma. Alabama, from
CahAwba E.st pascagoula, Florida, il
reported burned By the Union forces.
The Richmond Examiner speaks ct q
great entertainment to be given By Single
ton in Richmond for which champaign
was expressl, imported.
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San Francisco, March Ell.

There Is likely to be scarcity uf coal
oil, caused o. en'rsvsgant reports Of p,.
iroieam having been discovered 10 Cali,
fornia. which have prevented the usual
shipments from New York. Dealers are
buying up what ID in sss market, for a
rise. No California oil has yet come into
the market, though much prospecting in
search of It is in progress
Bfeadssutfs are stiIl irm at the Ia E
prices, though supplies arriving from Orr
gon.
Tfoops for Arizona are now going ior-
ward by every steamer. N
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a VIII De received except for furnishing nj, m.
,s ~ ss.n aricis OF the best quality IN b. t nLsd
'nS eoss OIL the package TO be fnciudsi = A'A.e's
fohna packages for npes Of ali arttr,ss NJ,
sDie vii accompany bids s ny f7fsn-
M. ~ must have printed copy Of this adyert.
IA bid must be accompanied viii, , ,
surittes In the sum OF slb oyD wv fesponsibie
a. y to te let for the space Of sir o,,b
iunets are expected TO be present a, the o,.,t, -,
'u "a - sise tnsir bids Y i'll not be entertaired "
b,a, 70 oc endorsed, "PropossIs for furni.hia
ehce' and addressed to the uaaersighsd 01' .''''
uchsx u. WILLIS
Capt i A. q. VI, AAC a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27
The Ssvsn-Thirty Loan.
PhiladeIphia. March %

jay Cooke l. Co report subscriptions
70 g the 7-s0 loan Saturday a. Sa. lO7 800
Inc largest western subscription was 64,-
o'o from Chicago, and the largest eastern
Que soO OOO, from Springfield, Massachu-
se'ts There were ,474 individual sales
Tor % and 100 dollars each. Total sub.
scrpsions for the week amount to sI6..
7U5, zoo.
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ShermaA's Situation---P srts 60 bs Open.
ed to supply Refngees
Nswbern, March el.

Since the advance Of Schohsld's army
from Kingston yesterday, amenlioned in
the Nubsrn Times this morntng, We hsve
no additional news Of importapce. Par
lies from ths from. say cannonsdine sas
distinctly heard all day Sunday at King
ston, which iniicsted m engagement nj at
Gclisboro. between Sherman and the
enemy. This is not credited at hsadquar-
ters, where We are informed Sherman
could no, have reached Golasboro by that
time. The report received at headquar-
fere that brig.ie of the enemy, with
their artillery, we're on that dsy endsav-
pting TO cut their way through to our
lines, and deliver thsmsrlves up. nay be
true, and this eaanon .disg may be con
Diet going on among themselves, aithou xh
they will not inform - q headquarters
whore Gen. Sherman ls for vasisJus rea
sons. SILL il Is sononnced that he Il ali
right. and that great q quantities Of supplies
nave gone forward 10 him.
A rebel officer says that Sherman Is ex
ecuting : two fold movement, each If
which will bring forth results Of great i'm
portance il he is successful, of which he
says there i not mach dostt. Col. &.
). Cookl,n, chief: f:qu4rtermas.er 81 Sher
mans right wing. arrived here a3es days
ago, and has been actively engaged in
forwarding supplies,o Sherman.
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Movement axaiast Mobile.
New Orleans. March |

NeW Orleans, Mafch Is.
A grand military movement aesisst
Mobile commsnced yesterday mosalng By
Gen. Barton, 3 ] division 18Th corps. Cyl
Bertrain, lst brigade I'd corps, Gen.
Featch and Stakes's brigades Also. movin .
IN the direction of Bounecour, also Gene
raj Andrews moved up from D.rrsscas,
With Two brigades and took possession Vi
Pensacola.
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Cairo, March, rs.

A fight occurred between tsenty Of our
troops and seventy eusrrillas, thirty miles
from PAducah, on Wednesday night;
twenty Of the guerrillas we're killed, ID.
cluding their notorious leader, Captain
MeDuugsl Captain M'Gregory, on oul
side w4s killed.
General Meredith ha .ssvsS6i psdt
tons ont. clearing vest Ksnts0ky a. gnet
rilsas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27
DR. J. GALLON and MRS. DIR.

- UALtIDN formerly Ms. Dr.. A Smith = fJcir.
toyant Mfysr and Botnnic PAyncians are now locate
~ heoknk. on Conc-ft street. between 9TH sAd 9Th
Fhcy cure All cursbis diseases, such the faculty
hsys giv. up inenrahi- Chrouic liver Comrlaint
Sore yes, spinsl Lnng and Heart Dise,ses Rh+uus.
sn Cancer Tamors, Prnfyss Desfltss Female Weak
ness SeninAl and sit other isenses are sue
cessfuliy treat BY them Psteass sf distance viii
encio-e 81 for crvosaHt +xamnaifon OF their disease
Mcaines expressed II desired Charges moderate The
poor considered. m.hz- dlm
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY Ann
L BEST INvEgTMENT IN THY cTTy !. -,

the foliowine - 01e2 eu IN
.o ssore rooms and lot Main street between x.b
go stseet In the best block city for tusi.
iso store rooms With comfortable dwellings above ON
an street, b~tween Nam ard Blondesu styeet. Ths
Price 80 800 ~ " o-oihsss@-
oe DDeatng Hosss, rooms cistern cellar Ac stu
uppost. Ehchange Street Church between al and
4th street Price 81 Goo ""N
o'e briek n'4se rooms estern &C. not two squares
nnm the market hcnse prics $500
1tro Dazzling Hottses and lot each hon-a cort.,r M
rooms cellar and eistern rents for SIS per
Price 81 100. - P0' A'e.isa~~ =
vacant lots have left TO exchange for land In
Missouri Iowa. ~ N- tA
sh take fe~ thousand dollars In Ess cbssn,v g,s
roao DA0s q tsor c1h roe IN part payment Ihe onIv
' onSing thts property at these sacrificing pri-
ess Is desire to change my brsiness
neh24dirn Corner ~ &C.,. M - =,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27

Fortress Monroe via. Baltimore, }
March &c. I
|, The following advices from Newbern
have just reached here via. the Abe.
ina Die csnsl:
Gen Seho6eld's forces. which moved
oul from Kingston, triumph.ntiy en.er-
ed Go'd.boro on Tuesdsy evening" us.
ins'.. meeting very little res,stance and
c.ptured : large amour. Of properly, in.
clud'ng 10 railroad cars, two combtives,
guos, &c.
A portion Of Gen Sherman's forces,
which moved from Fayetteville me, the
enemy on the same day, 2ls,. at Mount
Olive where quite 40 engagement ed sued.
Tie enemy being over pow cred and
aaDked, retu ned 10 confusion .bward
Raleigh, while Shermsa entered $ni.h
6eid, half way between Goidsborp b and
Raleigh, and Gen. Sherman, s S:ho6e ID asa
Terry are IN hourly communicated with
each Other and are pressing the dnems
closely. Prisoners taken admit thls he
rebels are unable to successfully resilt thi.
combination. aud that R,ieigh mu ser
aiaig fzll Gen Sherman's uagon trains
have arrived 1t Kingston. Tue railroad
bridges vii be repaired SO that ca |. will
run through to Goldsboro aud Rbleigh
IRON Nesbern 10 few days. Tie ut
most enthusiasm prevails IL our army ard
our troops are ssseping all before them
ia toe shsps vi an netpy.
Gen Tsrry's forces also eap,uted a
number of ears at Farson's Depot. near
Golisboro. Many prisoners have been
captured and numerous de-erlers are
coming in.
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Atw ADVERTISEMENTS.
T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING

~ IA ths Post Oaice keok ak on the s4th dax Of
Mach. lAs5.
sa-To osain any these letters the applicants mas,
call log ssrrsssa letters gfTe date Ill s List and
pay one ceui tor ADVERTISING
aS~Ii called als.sIu ea< noah fh.x will H. s,,
10 tise De1i Letter D1ses
B9 resHssf Tor the of letter to the writer
anciae Httiin thirty days less written or printed
saa ti- writer's Asnf, Pasf1&ee and state across the
teinsna eh1 of tie envelope the face side III he
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