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'""*» of importance orcurre.i on tlui
Richm 'it-! vesti-rday. The
Yank " s tl •* are makino prepara
-1"; ■■" ''" :; 'ti<ht-nori.i from their line;
tt Darbyto-n, ~d are sanguine of their
v ility to throw round shell into
the Capitol Squai.. \\,. | ia ** believe
this v-rhon we see il i 0:; (. *-hou!tl they
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■ 1 effect, v,li.itf*\t T . in , l y be the bad
aa Thai very large , h - 0 f ner~ons
«vho, having no business , er ,. w ji| ~t . r .
.:• I ii infi tin. the city, wn decamp im
mediately on tl,.- explosion -,f -i,,-. Q rs *
II v, ithin our limits
A Northern paj er ■ tenti ■■ , s ;l re .
;■ ■ tint Burnside, with twent} thou
sand ■ ■ n hi * ml a*l c lal : rtn A*,i,, n .
i "■ ; : go ■ - • tierman a re] ci in I .-'A--ia.
y, .- do nol credit th< repcr| Grat I ;-, s
ty thousand men to spar©. '
FROM rETERSRUPO
t rii irs I- ( tiie-:.. the pi. La
firm r has been bri 1; on tho Petcrsbnrg
I-. , an I rm Fi i lay a heavy annoi ide
was kept up by the i'ankcea along tho
left and centre. During tho cannonade
on Friday morning, Brigadier-G
Archibald Ori. le, of Alabama, **Hiilo in
specting the line*, *vas strm _
head hy a h-ullet from a schrapne] I
and killed instantly. He fall near wha
■* r- v known a - the i rater, the * I
cau**ed by the explosion of Burn ide i
mine, on the. "Oth ot -Tiily last.
ihe ai r_ : ' jtoky ckeek.
'i h ■ atta *;: of the enemy on Stony
creek on last Thursday morning though
an unpleasant affair, turne '. • 1 1
seriou ; thai t r< porti I We h•. I
some ihv. c hundred m< i hel
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en< :■.' —** r !. cavalry, at tii.li :;. an i in
far.trv—atta "kc i the place Tho i tti-'
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private individuals, were also '-~11.1 h)
the t-neiti v.
About 1" o'cl . k P. M . <i. m ral VY '
•, 11 It. F 1.-', with hi avalry, i
, linst i lie < tiemj . but, on n
-< my t< 'i . found them retiring. He
[■in ued m I ■'■.. it-Led tin in vi-'ni ni: Iv,
.■.-in- in.; them to retn at precip I itel..
1.-i. ii. ; th, ir d< aiai d •■■ -. nde i and a
numbi r of pri ;oner in our hmd
The following is General Lee official
nnl of the affair
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road I he following is Gen. ral i ci
official dispatch givin • the full parti v
:..- .. | the expedition
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•' lh. b Idness and onerav exhibited by 0
*• aad ti • con lv t t t.. own, *iea_*»e much
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HC ID'S ADVANCE ON N'ASHVII LE—> ICTO-
JvV OVEB ■ *•' HOFIELD-TBE ENE_tY DRI
VEN 1 IFTEEN MILES
The Yankee papers furnish an scccunt
uf n battle at Franklin, Tennessee, eigh
teen miles south of Nashville snd though
they claim a victory, it is plain, from
their own Bhowing, that they have ai §•
tsined a disastrous defeat.
I hey describe tluir position at Frank
lin sa perfect and their victory there a?.
complete, and in the same breath an
nounce the retreat of their army to
Nashville. the news of
{ho victory was received at the gold
board with many qualifications, and that
gold at once jumped from 886 to 228 1-2,
and stood at this figure.
We may havt* lost some prisoners in
the beginning of th.* fight, but there is
no room to doubt that a great and most
important victory finally crowned our
arms, and hence the i-ritat panic which
the Herald dencribea as prevailing in
Mut-h*. il!r> and thp country around.
It is evident ihat Hood is now master
of the situation md is driving everything
before him. Thomas is within tho <le
fencea of Nashville, and Ihe Nashville and
Chattanooga road is in our hands, The
Yankee press, by making greal shouts
over th*- battle at Franklin, seek at once
to conceal a bad defeat and to relieve th.*
uneasiness felt for tin- fate oi Sherman.
whom the Yankee flee] havebeen signal
ling in vain along the Atlantic -.op .t.
Franklin, the point from which the
enemy were ..riwn by General Hood, is
twenty mill ; south of Nashville.
iii*. ENEMY AOAIM" DEFEATED o_f THE
CHARLESTOX A>*D SAVAXXAIt, EAII -
I. IAD
(.'ti Saturday, wo publit-hed CJeneral
Hardee's dispatch to General Bragg sta
ting that ihe enemy had attacked Gra
hamville and been badly whipped and
driven off. During Saturday morning,
th.' following, to Genera] Oooper, wai
received, mentioning the fight at Gra
hamvillo and a subsequent arij^r at
i 'oosawatchie
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*■ A foi . of infantry, ixtilitry an i avail r, i l.
General Foster, attempted t.* gain th i - * ■
■ | .: .. but VA ti T.I * iti i liA .
"A foi ■ i nurine*. nlei Admiral I*-ihlgre*"
attempted to gain the raUroad a« < ■ tue, but
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FROil GEOROIA.
Sherman's whereabouts is not posi
t--*ely known. It it; not certain that he"
hi even yet reached Mill, n, th >ugh tho
-j a sums I. -it 4o' lot!. P M,ln t
Friday the I 'legraph operator at „
annoui.-ed that Sherman was within f<
miles ol ,be place, ".nd t"*.a' he hi
'•'■' ' -a. the | nt ol bid. ing n
• lieu. Noth-ng ... ~- -, n thin
sincp II- .•.•.* ,'• . been witl t*r I*
ti. les of Mill* i *' ;■ nearly a wi
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ii.i ury, in i. inf \\ B Sil
trea irsi i lativi t > tii
cci tain v. n In r: . tr insm -i m by mail,
and n ■■■■■ i■■ n li' ih •pn , -. fat
• t the 1 % I:.-;.;:. I to the I"
i' mmittee
Mr. Atkins, '»f me see enl .1 -.
it. ition to i. ije tl ■• ' 11 ■ chich
the Hou .- pa I. ai ....■-.-,. rii I
rules allow ii - d bit. ... n a pro]
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The Hon eto -k •. • , -,: t r ler,
> eing a bill to i i ivfca • . the n i
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«-.■•• del iteStal !ia .- -::
who have left t*. —it • -. -
mi« ion Post* on Ia;■• ■| ■• ;' i ■
.if the day foi I idae . . ■ •,
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ihi ta ition of Nfr. Fooi | ,
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The , ankeo pap* rs have to
din -t from v h. rm tn ' hi *\ so
a rumor wa . eir< ul ited i! lh. i*e ,
gol I board thai li - - d Bu i;i | ~i
embarl .1 a 1 I M nrdi ~ |,
twenty thousand men to •>* .
with him in Ge rg 11 I bi
ing para *raph, in I CI H
it appears that th« Yankees k . •.*• | ,
Foster and Dahlgren ar.-> t pM ,
with Sherman, but •••" i*ot ><t k' a
the whipping each of those
have gotten from General Harde*.
Mr. Elder, an escaped I"• >»- " - ! »*»'
from Chatleston, and who «•»• pick I i-p
by some of Admiral Dshlfreti' I -1
has arrived st ' hicsgn, H,- inforii *
that both Admiral Dshlgren sntl lit... ral
Foster are cognizant ofthe rnoeetuenta
of General Sherman, ai d srs <*o-op*-ratin**
with him. Sherma is -• ■
; annak, there the
, fi v one oi.fi but U■ > tho sand ■
Tho movement ha-. airea-e*- been on-••
to sever the| conn^ ; tion^w-*« *■■'.
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vi'iiti.iji arrive.-, Ko.ster will Umkt a de
monstration upon Charleston, Porter
upon Wilmington, Grant upon Richmond,
while Sheridan's column will be busy.—
Klder ronhrtns the statement of General
Grant that the Confederacy ia a shell.—
lie says nothing run $top the onward
profrem**ef Sherman; that his advance
guard can easily take Macon; that at
Ander.-'onville he will find only a torn
wreckß of men, all the healthy men hay
ing hen removed . that Aii-.-ii--ts.and Sa
vannah will easily fall into bis hands,
with the richest stores of negroe . cotton
and material ret found in the Confede*
ra c r.
A telegram from Washington,
the 30th, rajo
Some of the recently exchaneei pri
soners have reached thi * city. They say
that when they arrived at Savannah from
Millen they were kindly treated, and fur
nished with the best fund which could be
procured, and that tho people intimated
that there were foi v under Beauregard
and Johnston at Macon and Augusta to
opj • eSherman; but they did no( be
lieve, he would encounter them, or tint
the military authorities would in time
decide where to concentrate the forces
they had. U Savannah therewereonly
fifteen hundred men, who would make
but a feeble resistance.
--ATT. •*. IN TESKE3SEE -TUE ESEMT CLAIM
A VICTOBT, BC , ; Al I ' . 5 ' ' "i. : I *-'
SHU
'I he V ink. •• papers n v ounl
of tho dr-feat of their troops at Franklin,
resulting ih their fallii g ba ;k '
'.'-■ to wijhin four mile c»f .- vI
Ihe i'anke* • I ialli dm thi a i a
victory, only, it seem-*, be a. • they
captured about oi
in tin- early patt ..f th.* ii- ht and
them back to Ni I ivil I imii
dispatch t.i!-- the tor*
FotJB Mvi: - Sot ni < . N \ h ili.e, t
1», embi r 1, I! •'•_ >'
Gei ' '
i.tv ' f the pn ttie
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*- Ith little ' ' ■ •
days' r-kitt - •. tl
noon, and at I i
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for. ing our 1•• ■' •
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ter and
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or other i -
in kille 1 i
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iho '- lonel of the 1 .
a N : them n an, of I
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''■' '• j r are piowling near tti.- ! •.-•
» '■"'* dec hwndr- If *d the tt <• k
tear .* - H ,| night, i.i* —- n i,.,:...
,lll,h * iahville.
*"* fr i.on ;ij. Sh.il., .ii.* W«*i'-Ht
*''•"'• ty i body of rebel cntalry on
ilonday *. l. t at . tr M >, llv . severe kit i
ni.-hin-thf..^.,.,,.,,^.1
ski riling., ul ,- l( . tr.r.t ia •>• dsilj
'ccurrcn. A', • ltm . ls „„ ( h:*.iige mi
— *
Hooker's position. In every skirmish,
so far, th« Union troop-* appear to have
had the advantage.
iinr forces Kavee aewited ShelbfxiUo,
and it Ifl now in the hands of the rebel?).
Opinions arc rife as to Hood's move
ments. Ample preparations have been
made, and aro making, to defend Nash
ville, ah. uld he attempt is capture.
Tho following", from the //»-.•■•/./'■» ac
count, Bhows what a cheerful effect was
produced in Nashville L.y the " victory"
of Thomas :
Great panic prevails among the people
in th.* country round Nashville, and tlu-y
are fleeing t'i that city* in crowds for
safety. They say flood is gathering up
ail the horses, hogs, mules, <*ittle, *-ti ,
he can find, and -ending them smth.—
(>n the night after the engagement the
Union troops retired from Franklin and
took up a position about three mil<-
outh of Nashville, where they fbrawd
in lit 1 battle SI irmir*hiug waa ..- >inp
on •: iring .'tl! v. tenia*/ about five inilr
• ith of the latter plate, and hear? i
nona '. .. couM lie heard in tin ■
An ther great i>r_ lll ♦> ia momentarily ex
I; but thi re is ■• rfi t i onu-Jerv a
on the * ut 11 our i Hit er • and men that
ii .an ■ nl. :. dt in anoth* i I nion etc
tory
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• '-I ■. ral Sta
. a P.. , li, \ it,i three
!•, au I-i 11. •,'• numbei ol line ith
..- i ,i ii.it. mi the paid "i the
■ • , Bi ral Ad tni
.. . - , ed, an 1 Ui i:n . i .» ral • •'
- i led, and put the Cm il
four thoti-and - h they ci ul 1
r.. .- i. tn Ited fifteen
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n . died out the • - tt
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<•••,. iII II I - ., i i
• . irtillet I it_
li . . iht*t tt, ■•• ti. ;it',- .i mile, were
t.r- 1 and bill tied to the
1 i '.«■. ci! ir .-I one ..1 thi -si* had,
I, 1., .tin- rd 'is ,i -vi t of mags
I IU exploded exteusir. Iy cni
it ion.
; her trial wao un let taken
try shell* «-. t.- gent o*#sf lo
l ihnnies, however, with the com
i , tain I' .-i. .-, and iaa nt
i | j . iwm wa. exploded in
* i large I. v -<• in the
in full \ii n i.t our l> itt. r\,
i.at n«.( in em ugh t.. it to at compli h
,t •i| ' n \\ i- s'l ■. c. li.l hoe ..ei ,
from all of the three
h the i'i>. I- have been *io
i ■ j . -it in a :i.*r" - the
,im - urn wi «-k - pa , twi Ive prune
it ',!'..> j".ip.-i the -'..-ll rery
• , iwo hours, mt.i I.i t
. . ' haveel ted thi ■ tit that
. 1 -» i. h I.i .It- . gun -,
, t , W bitworth gum
ne t.i'ei over there, and that i- shout
i . j.* that »ye .in fire any building
nof 1 c hich is within
i inge of our guns.
i • ■ ■ ■ ■ it ia interesting 1
»•• it that. . - • I'etei sburg in s
■ .... -a •'!. .." , " '
11 .1..:
... 11... i 1., i.•.
• . dreadr done, t
tl ,• ii-'.. I> ti. i.c! the hard
i • ■ . > •,. . I party
But] i.• n ling ••!
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t ...: i- her. f'
t— J While thi
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I
I i lads in I J mi- • • •■' have
. u-.l -a ith -t .•■■•- ! locomo
n placed on the bow .
i throe id .>:» the wsti r,
' the t**i.e!- send
. • iti\ at
... 1 thi Ul
1... t 1 I
tt 1..
\ t Marl dated
• i.i • ■ ' *-!>'' :i
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i . , .• mmand at St ■
. . i,; ..tt• I to have lost
lii«i e,nti-ami. •*■. i
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• ~\ .; ;ii ti '■. ll •I , !.' .•! the
• M .• i.. Id, he had k. *t
.. t a al. h i"i him all ni *ht, sm*l ■*
if- ■ ..... ii :, in it i.l at ilie I
i . had I im-.I I.i |tt n.l \ .-..--*' -'
nd 11 ~. • .1.-. i 1 ".i '•'**
iutit.il-*. -t ti... -i.i-., K«t-M .i p-mitred upon
!. | ■> ~.1 ,-. t Miil.ii hi. earth
wot L . be* i»* h'* • »uld get***** In ■ .in
n, md, 11 '•1: ' • i ■ •*''•*• ,% *
.:, I (It,- wlu-kei ian 11 t-aitd and
,1, mk. ii- tow i.'-liel in.l the enemy
.I,| in..l
i ~1.. i..l I ilham vii anion.*, the tin.
until to-day, when he. turned tip at
a -ne diatance Iron the n*SM ol strife
A sin iii parti nl the en.-uiv Only pi-'
--reeded U» I'.e.lm.iit. and tired the Haiti
m ue ..i.d Ohm Kailroad ma*dime ahop-i.
j ot-. i-EtNi. tauuLt -XJcccnaZ J
A lv_rl_Mmenti -*-*_ U IM-a*te4 nt th* rat* of t*fl
t".n*-!» par N-nara r-,r -~_» inaerßoa ---v,' toHB
(or If**; citi.atltute s •juai... |M
Larrer -tfrttrtiaeiuMita m nu*i MOMni >n. 9 Ifl
A4vartiaeinentajiut.li*ti. d' 'It .. v .. f*i- Wtfl
$2 per a-RMM Im --,-. ry in lertion. D
and destroyed Ruch otherpublic prop-rtj
as they could lay their hands upon. Oufl
troops wen soon concentrated, drot/9
them away and extinguished the fl-nnef]
The injury done to the rail**-*-- track and
telegraph lines wai trifling, and commd
nication by them w_i at ooci rec.ta*
i blishcd.
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lira "-.. it ah Ih m , be -*"W
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off in the Howei "I ■ ■• ■:*#/ |M
Cincinnati •••. ith **--*H
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to l'a.;tl** Tliiio-ler mi vrMet.tai I 1
swer th.- thi»i-..'"l alvepthg *hi |**fl
P-.hh..su Vi Preeidetu t II J 1
phens, ol I te-orfcia, artivo*! 10 t . •> U
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the Spotew-x-d House. I

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