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T||4 Telegraph,lineahavobeen down
for i|p|epct days, and tho result is wo
po nfewa of importance this week.
will therefere pardon ns
for pijjt publisliingwhat wecqnnot gel.
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Sherman at Fayetteville.
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After anxiously [for da_v B
to iearn’'whcro [Sherman
wan) And what ho wiA* at last
'receive 'the glad news of his Arrival at
■a“ruj Rapture df. : Fayetteville, North.
‘C’aroiina. When he left Savannah the
rebel! r press gave notice that' they
would permit no intelligence of his
doings or -whereabouts to reach us
their columns,until they could
announce bis defeat. Thus far .his
marlihljas been uninterrupted almost,
andlfissucccss commensurate with bis
dbsjgn. He marches pretty 'much
whors and how he pleases, seeming to
take jittlo notice of Hardee, who man
agejj (to keep a respectful distance in
advice, <■ and talies good cafe. not to
imblfSt him in any Way- Sheirman, we
'presume, will form a junction with
Sehpfield,and with the combined force
malrob North, probably finitlng ultl
«inateljrvwith Grants and" assist in the
:cap),uro of Richmond. It! is idle,
however, to speculate as to his future
' movements,and wo mast await further i
developments,- The limits of rebellion j
Is cpntracting dadj. Oar fbrdcs afej
.gWHljially surrounding driving]
the rpbel armies'in ward,to be disposed'
of by the combined attacfihjf the whole
Union army. The result no one can
doubt, and the dosing act of the dra
iiia*dfaws near. Sherman' is doinghis
pnrji.fwell. We 'have cehsed to feel
any‘ajurm for him. no natter what ho
undertakes. lie feels himself capable
of performing what lias been assigned
bind (and his army-believe llbat with
hinttin'Command they cau accomplish
anything. Feeling, thus,, with the
of victory, on theii side, twice
the|r| numbers cannot dcfoat them.—
SUijyfpn’s Anaconda schemejk»r crush-,
ing put rebellion, so often ridiculed,'
prop's emenently wisc'and successful.
. ,IJntjl wc are otherwise Convinced by
resujjts, wo must adraitlSec. Stanton
hottl’p.comprehended theextent of rg-
and the best [means of crush -j
ing |t than any other public man of j
the nation. Stanton, Grant, and Sheri I
map||ire the three great military lead*
ors of the present age. Their deeds
mid tjieir names are inseparable.
-i-Sjince writing the above the tele
graph informs us that Sherman has
*■ j*l- * ■ 1 jy •
occupied Goldsboro, as will bo seen
l. by!a’dispatch in anothof'coluirin. Our
rea<|prs will sec, -by referring to the
•inijli! wo published two weeks since,
where this place is and how important
->tW po us. '‘Old Glory’’ is inai cjiing 1
vic||riouBly on. i- v ;
i The Flood.
/ 'j'po most destructive flood that has i
' known along the Ohio for
ly ypaiß, occurred onpas't Saturday.— '
| Tlje|river at, Pittsburg was 31 feefcO ]
incfjjjs, the exact depth of ;
• Only twice has it khown.to be
bighpr. In 1810 Jn was 3iy leet, and- 1
. in ||332 it reached 35 feet.i The rise
by the show going off with t
: a heavy rain, and was principally from ■
, thjtrjAllegheny river. The destruc---
, pn the Allegheny was
greater than evejp before, | It is esti
mated by the jdillion at pil City.—
Many have impoverished who
before were among the wealthiest. It
Js said nearly one-half Oil City was
swept away. 'The river for miles be
lowfjPUtsburg Was literallyi black'with
bi| parrels. ; The water reached tho
eecppd story of houses in Allegheny 5
nndfJPittsburg. Bridgewater and tho
lowpr part of Rochester were covered
by poveral feetbf'water. ;Wo*canr.ot
estimate the loss, but it'is certainly
* lapjj;e. On Saturday the; water was
two feet deep on the Railroad above
Fypedom,. -causing for a time a stop
page in tho trainss and" producing
mupli inconvenience. AshortdistanCe
belppr Economy tho outside track, oW"
the washing away of the bank,
slipped into- the river, where it still
ropipins. Wo understand the Penn
sylvania-Central Railroad was also
'much damaged,,losing some important
bijipgos. Every, effort was mas made
by I the officers of the Pittsburg, Ft.
; Wayne & Chicago R.R., and the Clove
lang & Pittsburg R.R. tb .repair the
damages and accommodate the public.
;; WeSnro glapl to know that the roads
are'|»gain in safe condition,
; tiftjns, running-regularly, | -I
Those who have suftereji materially
- frypj,this flood should be j relieved byv
those who, -from more favorable loco-’
tio|i|, escaped! loss. Losses of -this
kind should, in part at leapt, be equal
,zfn'° the different communities, each
: contributing to assist ll|ds§ who lost
mpjs|- \ We trust uoua at least will be
allbivcd to suffer for want gif assistance.
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ABHINGTON, D. C.
rcdlae No. 5.
The toilowibg act- of Congress .is
iblisbod tor thoinfqrmatidn and gui
mce ot all concernel
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•• Ati Actj 4o dmem
heretofore passed to
rolling and sailing out
and fof\other purposes
Action 13. . And bi
Taat vheie any revii
any Congressional c
haa-Jbeen obtained c
the actual drawing o
enrollment lists, tbe
|trictj«ay beadjustec
to; stick revised enrol
being applied to or bl
rpllment as it may }
the revision.
I Section 14, And be it further enacted,
'That hereafter all persons mustered
into tbe • military or naval service,
p-bother as volunteers, substitutes,
representatives, or otherwise, shall be
credited to the Slate, ancf to the ward,
lO|Wr.ship, precinctjorotberenrollment
sub-district,where'such persons belong
by actual .residence, (if such persons
have an actual residence'‘within thd
United States,) and where such per
sons are or shall be enrolled, '(if liable
to enrollment,) aiid ( it is - hereby-made
the duty of the Provost;Marshal,Gen
crsi to make such rules ind give such
infractions tp the several Provost
Mirshals, Boards of Enrollment,.and
Mustering shall be neces
sary for the faithful enforcement of
the of this section, to the
end that fair and' just credit shall bo
given to cvferyjsection elf tbe country:
Provided,, That in any call for troops
•hr reatter.no county, town,-township,
ward, precinctj'pr election district,shall
brvectoSit except for men actually
-furnished on said call, or the preceding
call.-by said county, town, township,
ward, precinct or election district, and
mustered) into the military or naval
j service thereof..
■ Section 15, And hal further maefed,
That in computing quotas' ( hcrdatter,
j credit shall bo given to the several
j.States, districts, and sub-distriets, fori
Nall men furnished from thetn, respect;-
lively, and not heretofore credited dii
I ring the present rebellion, for any pe-,
! riod of.sell'vice .of not less than throb
‘ months, calculating the number of dayb
j fo ? wbichiuch service was furnished,
ard reducing the same to years: Pro
| vilcil, That such credits shall notTbe
j aj plied to|the call for additional troops
I m|ade by the President bn the twenty!
;• first day of .December, eighteen bhnr
| died arid sixty-four. \ \ •,t ...
jSe l6, And be it further cnacluQ
T iat persons who'bave been, or may
hereafter bo drafted, jmder the proviso
ions p,( the several acts: to. which this
is an amendment, for' the tend of oncl
y.cjir, and who have actually furnished
o.i who may actually furnish ieeepta
bje substitutes (het liable to diah) for
the term if i three years, shall be ex
empt from .military ,'duly during.; the
time for which such substitutes shall
not bo liable to draft, not exceeding
tlie time for which, such: substitutes
shall havd been mustered into the serj
•vjee, anything in the aci of Pebruart
tyenty-founh, eighteen hundred anti
Sixtj-sfom to. the'contrary. noiwUhL
standing. 1 j ' • ;
.Section 17, And be it further enacted,
That any recruiting agent, substitute
broker, oi: other parson who,)'for pay
o/ profit, shall enlist or eausc tp be eri
listed, as a.volunteer of substitute any
insane person, ;or jconyict, or person
’H|P ucr indictment for a felony; or who
is held tp bail to answer for 'a felony,
OjT ;ii person in a condition ofpntoxici
dr a; deserterJrpni the military or
tkvai serjvico., or any minor Ibetwcem - , ,
the ag'es r pf sixteen and oigbleon years i, . .
\jrithout tiho consent of his parents dr ? [ urthcr enacted,
guardian; or any minor unde? thq al , °V hC ? ct ?PP rov '
of sixteenycars. knowing him in either . I" only-fourlh eighteen
'Jase before mcntkned; to bo sucb, of ’ liUn l led •I nd sjxty-iour enisled;* An,
who sbal defraud or illegally deprive | * C T ' 'f" rol,, ?K and calling out the
any volunteer or si bstiiuto of any nor- nat ';' ,al foicel, and for other purpo
tton of the State-, local dr United States BeB n, K-and jlho same is hereby a
peuntyj to which ie nky be entitled, “° n T Pf «n^/ung-after the-word*,
shall upoh; oonvietion i|n any 'court Of an t' cUI i ma g{B tra te ihb words “ur
compcton't 1 jurisdikion), be filled not an - y person authorized by law load-!,
exceeding Le IhousaU ' dollars, W V - .
1 iss than two hundred) dollars', or ini. Ct L"‘ 5 ’ be itfurther enacted,
prisoned 'not exceeding two years arid ,tu • kecrelary of ) War is hereby
not less than three months: or both, in auth p nzl? d to detail one or more of the
in the discretion cfAho court afore- c i m P(°J :ees toe War Department for
said. j - Njj j . - j ; the purpose of administering thefoaths
Section 18, Andie U/urther enacted, r U ! lr f d 'r v fn , settlement of
That’any officer wWshall mister into ofll^ r 8 (jiecouuts for clothing, camp
the military or ’ naval; service of the aT l a )g ar nson oqaipage, ; quartermasters
United States any deserter from said uiii! tj width oaths
service,,pr any insfane 'person,-or per- , be administered without expense
son in a condition) of intoxication, or f 0 l P e Pfj. l,cs j ( tal£l Dg them, and shad,
any minor between the ages of sixteen I.u m bladln £ i u P°n the person taking
ind eighteen ycark,- wfithout the cpn- • and , falsely taken' shall
senTof his parents or guardian, or any lhem ,l 9 the same penalties, as.
minor under the age of 'sixteen yeafs ■ . Bamc T ere , adraiidstered bj- a
kbowingj hifn to hi such, shall, upon. t^ l,tl^ t 0 o ° r j“ 9t,CO pf the peace,
conviction by any court martial, bh *m l bF ‘ CTK -* 1 'be it further enacted,
dishonorably dismissed the service of mol ing. |Wistant Surgeons, con
the IDiitcd States. ) 'd a irgoons,. and Surgeons and
f Section 19, And be it further enacted, voipmissioncns on the Enrol lingßpafds
That in jeveiy case where a substitute ? I mi dary service of the
is furnished to take the plach of an cn- United plates, shall hereafter be ox
roiled dr drafted rtan, and it! is shown em lr a i liability to be drafted ;
by evidence that’s hall Ibe sajtfsfacto'ry „r r tli 9 P r P; v j Biona ° : f any on -)
|.o the Secretary of Warg that such 4° J calling out the , national
subslitnto was, at the timer if his e'n- l 0^ es - ll o _i - -.) , ' 1
listmelit,'known by the par to furnish. r r . t ! E , C 1 T , I °i’ he i( further, enacted,
ibg binij to be non compus mentis, or|in A „ bat . r aet pballtake efl’oct from and]
a condition !of intoxication,!or under Provided, That noth*)
ponvictibn or indhtniCnt tor any of-- 'PSl herc l l a contained shad operate to
fence of jtho grade of felony a|l the com- P os J t P°. r ‘o |thc pending! draft, or inter-1
mon law, or to ha|re. been 1 guilty Of a . ' vll P l “ c fl uo tas assigned thoretor.
previous act of dbsertion unsatisfied Appi;oved Mai'ch 3d, i j
by pafdpn or punishment, or| by reason- : ('Seeliane from pno to twelve, inclu*
of anyqxistiug inlrmity d-ailme'nt, Slv f. ‘lojnpt.i l elato to this Bureau and i
physically incapab oof performing the a vp omitted.-)' .
ordinary duties of a. soldier iu actual « ’ ■'i f James B. Frv,
service in the ranks, or minpr between Provost Marsha!, General,
the ages of sixteen and eighteonyepra ~iy--- : ——
without the ' copsent of Ins parertt dr 1 7- « >xn Sherman. 7
juardian; br a minor under the agp of VVASHiNatoN, March 2li
sixteen years, it shall- bo lliq duty of Passengers who arrived to’-davfmnv
MarU al Geu.*, onV- Polft , ay thaTSVSK
oifiexit the fact, to report the same tp man reached there on Sunday through
, ho Provost Marsh the proper pis-!two scoiliU wlrtt left last week Ho
.net; and if such person so' cnl.eted btf occupied,Goldsboro without‘opno
ind incapable'shall have been, sihee sitjon,hiving connectod with Schofield.
,ne passage of tfaif act, mustered into Goneml Sheridan is being sunnlied
bp,service as asubstitate fora person at {Whi .o House with prernbinc be
table to draft, and not actually drift- ma)y need for Ins futufjfoovemenls —
stl, the name ol the ptrrspn so liable Thp aniy is still idle 1 1
:,i? " ' ■ iI ; - A- ••*.)-[ ) - ' _ -
who furnished shch substitute shall be
again placed on the _ list, and ha.shall
besubject to draft though
no shea substitute had bedh_ furbished
by him; and if each' substitute io en
listed; andincap4bl¥-os aforesaid, shall
have been, "since the passagoofthis
/Set, jnnstered ;lnto thp service as a
subsl Unto for a imap actually drafted,
thCn if shall bo! the duty ofthe Pro
vost. Marshal -cieneral j to' direct the
Piov ostrMarshai ofthe [district imme
diate ly to nolifyj tho person who fur
nished such' substitute that he is held
to service in thej place jof such substi
tute;! and be shall stand in the same
relation and,be subject io the same lia
bility as before toe furbishing of .such
substitute. 1
Seljtiov 20, -AM be itfteriherenactid.
That in case any substitute shall de
sert fronii the ajrmy, and it shall ap
ipearjby evidence satisfactory to the
Secretary of AVar, that!the piarty fur
nishihg snch substitute! shall have, in
any Way directly or indirectly, aided
or abetted such | desertion. Or ~to have
been | privy! to any iniention on the
part of such substitute to desprt, then
such shall immediately be pla<*
ced jb tho army, and shall serve for
the period for which hp wa« liable to
draft, suchjservijce to commence at the
date-pf the desertion of the substitute.
Section 21, And be.it further enacted ,
That! in additiop to the other lawful
[penalties of thq crime of desertion
from j the military or naval service, all
persons who have deserted tho milita*
ry or naval service of tho United
States, who'shalil. not return to said
service, or report themselves to a Pro
vost Marshal within sixty-days after
the proclamation hereinafter mention
ed. shall bC'doonled and| taken to have
voluntarily relinquished and forfeited
their rights of icitizcnship and their
rights to become citizens; and such
deserters shall forever bo incapable of
holding any office of trust or profit un
der the United'! States, of cxurtisrng
any rights jot citizens thereof,; 3md all
persons who shall hereafter desert the 1
military Or nava| service, and all per-/
sous [who, du.ly enrolled, shall!
depart the jurisdiction) of the district!
in which he is enrolled. oi 1 go beyond !
the limits ofthe[ United States, with)
'intent to avoid apy draft into the mil- 1
itary or naval Service,, duly ordercclf
fsball be liable tp thp penalties of this !
section, and the president is hereby au-.j
tli'crhted and required forthwith, on I
the passage ol [this, act, to issue his j
proclamation setting torth thq provjs-!
ions of this soctijon, in which proclama- |
tion the President is requested to noli j
fy all deserters returning within sixty j
days as aforci&ld, that they, shail be!
pardoned on" Addition of returning toj
their regiihor.tsj and companies or loi
such ether organizations as they may’!
bo assigned, untjl lhey~shall havescrv-,
cd fo ■ a; period |of time: equal to. their j
original, term, ofenlistmcTni.
Section 22, pul bcitfurther enacted, I
That the third ‘flection of Uic'act cnli
tied “An net to regulate and
proviJc for Ihej-enrolling and calling
out tfhc the optional Iforecs. and for
PARTMENT, Y
rEN’B. OmcE, I
larch 8, '65., I
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the several Acta
irofy'de for the en
the national /drees r
it farther enacted ',
Escd enrollment in.
iri Draft district
ir ! made, prior to
« names from the
quota of Siicli dis
i and apportioned
Ilmen c, instead of
iaaed upon the en
iavo stood ifcfdre
otherjpurposos,” upproyed July fourth,
oighttcn hundred and jsixty.four, he’
and tlie same is hereby; repealed. .
Bk(tiox 23, 4 nd be it further enacted,
That any or persons enrolled in
any s üb-dislfictj may, alter notice ot a
draft. and beforje the- same eh nil have
laker place cause So.bo mustered into
the serried of tjic United States, such
munbor of recruits, not liable to draft
they mty doom expedient, which
.Is shall Maud to the credit of the
ns"th|us causing them to he mus
laTfd shall bo takerras substi
l-ench persons or so manj- of
may bd drafted, to the extent
rhber bf such recruits, and in
designated by the principals
i such recruits are. mustered
recru
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- WARBixo'rbß, D. C.,1
Circular—2fo. 6.
' la conformity wilti the proclama
tion Ajf the Presidentj herewith phh
lisbeo, fdl offic&sand .employees of this
Bureau are instructed lo|give prompt
attention to thoiboempg'anil forw&ra
ing of sinch deserters as present them
selves in accordance 'with its provis
ions. | j- .j| |
BY THE PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA : ■ y
A Proclamation.-^- —Whereas tlie
twenty-firstsection of jthe actiof,Con r
gress, .approved on the third instant,
entitled “An act to amend the scveral
isCts heretofore passed: to provide, ftjr
the enrolling and calling out' the ha*
tional forces, and for oihgr purposes,l”
requires ‘that in additi on to the other
lawful penalties of the crime of descir
tibn from the military or riav-al'scrvicp,
all persons who have desertbd thb mil
itary or naval service of the. United
States who shall riot roiubn, to said
etfsviee dr repoi t theme elves to a Prb
vost Marshal within sixty dayeTaftCr
the proclamation horei iiarter.mMtio|m
od, shall be deemed and taken tmbave
voluntarily’ relinquished arid forfeited
their rights of citizenship ; and, tfacjirj
rights to become citizens,and such dies.]
sorters Rha!! be forever iricapablepf;
holding any office of trust- or profit
under the United Statcjs qr of exercis
ing any rights of citizens thofeof; and
aif persons who .shall hereafter desert
the military or naval, service, and ill
persons who, beirigduly qjirolled;,shall
depart the jurisdiction jof the (District
in which - ho is enrolled, of gb.bqyond
the limits of the United States j'with
intent to avoid any dro tinto the mil
itary. or, naval service, ■ duly ordered, i
shall bo'likblo to the penalties of.tljis !
section. And the President is hereby. 1
authorized - .and required forthwlth’jon |
the passage of this act, to, issue liis
proclamation setting foith; the provi
sions of this section,in which proclahi
a tibn the President is requested: to no,-
tjfj. all desortera-raturning wijthin six.
ty dayayas aforesaid, that they slajall
bcpaidouod on condition of lelafning
to thejiregiments arid [coriipariies v or
to such-] other organization's jris itey
may bo assigned to, ur til they shall,
have served fair a period -of linio cqial j
to their, original term of enlistment. |
How]] therefore. be t known that j
I, Abraham Lincoln, , President Of
the Uliited Statofj, do .issue this ny ■
Proclamation, as by said grit* onler ng j
and requiring all desortC|if fb return,]
to theirposis; and I dc hereby notify I
(hem that, all deserters;: who shall, 1,
witbin-sisty days froi Y'ghb idalqKofj
this Proclamation, viz: op of ]
the 10th day of May..lBss, 'retnrfjito 1
s.orvieo.i or . report themselves ii). a j
Provostj iMarahal. slitill, rio. pardo|edf - :
or. condition, ' that 'they, rcUirnij to ‘
their regi monte and oompaiiies, 'o| to,
shell other organizations.as; thoj- may 1
be assign ed to, and servc rertVair.-1
del' of there original '.terms of enlist* j
nvent, and, in adition I apreto, a.pcfiod <
equal lb the time los ,by deserljbp.,,
; In testimony 'whereof, I liavo herd-'
Unto setfriy hand, and caused the riehl
Oflli'q United Slates to be affixed.i -
Done at the City .of.. Washington,
this .11 th day of March,in; the year
;of i our Lord.onc .thjoii sand rig hi
[n s] hundred and ei:.ty-five and. ] of
tbo] independence of (lie - ! United
State.-, the eighty ninth': - . -d
• . j ABRAIIA.MLI.NCOIjX.
By (he President:'’ . I- -i
Wm II SnwAttil,' fiec’y of State.
The Records and returns of those
deserters wTll be mntlti Jhp in the same
manner as is provided for. oilier eases
by existingi regulaliqiis; except tlirit'it
will bcnnolcd on the book of deserters
arrested, opposite the!, namoofitio dm
sorter, Clio fact of his having volnnta*
rily suriundorcd himself in corifbriiiU}-
v?itli*. itlio President’s, Proclamation;
arid the mirnbsr thus slrrremJoring
themselves to-be separately staled on
the report to this office.; ■ 1
The 'Secretary oMVar 1 directs, that
no reward be'paid for' Ibo arrest ■ of
deserters who may ,bd ,ni;rcstcd sub*
sequent! to the reeeiptjof this order-by
the Dif tfiet Provost Marshals..... -
. .. i JAmes B, Pry, Cfo„Maf. Gen.
—at*-
■~ ’ S bieridan’s Great |llsicL '
! " New Vo|uk; March‘2o; ,- ■
A Fortress Monroe dispatch of yes
terday 4 says -an arrival at.\yiii to House
at a late hour lust evening reports ,tho
ai-rjval of Shcridan.’s qav&lry fbfees oh
the north bank of thcJ’a'nrjnkey river,
a 1 fovy njilcs. trom White House,' at
about noqn j-esterdrij-; i Thq bridge
across tbb Tivcr which Was partially
destroyed by the rebels, Has been re
paired by a portion of Gon. Tloborts’
cpramj rid, which wa4 »cntt6 White
House some sir.do,in anticipaiion
of tlie appearance of Sheridan at that
point p’ith his forces, | They will have
no difficulty in croa'sing 'tho river,
which{itiwas supposed would bo effect
ed by 12 o’clock last'night. •.
The Times’ correspondent of this
morniygj at EredcrickB ; Hall Station,
stales that a dispatch! from Early was
tound,) saying that he was ! about to
attackjSberidan’s flank with two thpns-.
hod men, at’Goochland, but he was too
late by twenty-four hburtl Two days
wore occupied by destroying the Cen
tral Hail road. Thonpxtmove' was'on |
the Fjrodoricksberg road. Marching
to two crossings of the I South Anna,
one way found defended by infantry,
behind earthworks. I A charge' jwas
made--—the rebels scattered, and their
guns jvore captored.r Caster moved
taward the Ashland 1 ! Station, an d on
.the jivhy. heard of Eiarly again. Ho
promised a furlough to the man who
captured him. j They pushed on with
loud cheers, and Captain Burton, of
the staff, having the swiftest horse, be
soon got up with Early’s Adjutant.—
Burton, thinking thbt .the Adjutant
wds Early, demapdojl his surrender.
Hjsjansw.er was a shot that wounded
his bored causing him po falland throw
the Captain to tho ground. Early es
caped again, but was finally forced to
ford the ’South Anna! at' |& dangerous
Spot. By this time Ejicketi’s Divisioa
iunder Longstreet, was kurried np to
near Ashland; Its apyanco.jwas met
i&Dd dr|ven back. Skirmishing ensued
m which flrit ono and ; then the other
was compelled to fall hack General
Sheridan finally moved eastward to
the Pamuhky, picketing one aideatid
| Xiongatrodt the Other,.
I ThoJVn,«- ctArespondenl -writing
from Wfhite HouSfc, bays Sheridan has
destroyed; more, property than was
ever before destroy Ain One expedi
tion./ In One day twii
! million dollars worth. lvanawhd
and James/rivor canal coufd not ba re
paired in two years. The banka have
j.boen cut and levels drained. Freqnent
; ly whore the atrenmawero rapid, the
'/'very bod itsolf was Vaahed opt. At
one point jncar.Scottoville, the bed be
; fore 6ur troops left, had foedp wascod
j oat to the depth of ten leet, and anew
; eiful mbuhtnih feeder making it deep
.or every hour. From Uavidsville to
Godchland every lock and every level
■ was destroyed,ao thoroughly that ov
-1 ery portiphyvill have to be built,
f Sheridan's command hnai obtained
; supplies; for hdffifeli and mot in the
j thirteen counties jho traversed ’ ‘The
•,i supplies consumed!, wasted and, issued
I to the starving pdor, wpnld have suf
. ficed to feed Lee's army for months.
•Axndmr, _ 1
Ut’i Omcs,' V
|«wh 11. 1865 J
j , , j New York, Maroh!2l.
. ; Tho CmtnerciaVs .Ilatehoi’a I'un
> correspondent, of tbe 18th, says: Our
troops there tiad been under arms tbit
ty-six hours, expecting an attack from
the enemy. The movements for scv»
oral days.within the enoiriy’s jine gave
rise* to this. expectatijon. Our troops
are earner to havo the attack made.—*
Ah early evacuation of Fetcisburg is
looktWdbr.j It ia reportod .that Snctv
man'and Sohofield are moving up tho
\Vpidcn fhjad. : Our'troops were nev-.
j-erjih more Imagnifeeent -spirits.
I The Commercial says a war-clap will
' soon bo heard in n'qPnrieb least ex-'
ipected by friend oy i 1
HOUSE AND LOT FQB SALE!
THE subscriber, Guardian ..for vibe hiindr
children of T. T Shaffer, late of: New
Brighton ilebtised, will offer.at public sale, on
the’premisesjon ■ • / ''
I Friday, th 4 Msiday of'March, instant,
{ at 1 o’clock I?. M., .a'houso.nnil lot situatein
■the Boroughdf New. Brightdn.onSecondetreel
I bppositetho K. R. freight Hepotl
j The front building is 114 feet, 1 png* by 18 fedt
1 Wide. two stdries high, with back building.Sli
feet long 16 feet jride,, one and In half l stories,
high; on thej first, flobrj parlor, dining room
hndj kitchen, with porch;'bed-rodm and pantry
op it he porch;, Hall &c. Cellar under the
Wain building; 4 rooms up stairs, . i ! j
This property is nearly new built within
two years,'all well finished; the wholeihohse
papered and .painted. The lot is delect filnch
|CB on Second islreet jby 180 feet deep, op which
is a stable 20|by 18 feet, cistern and.filter, the
lot well set in. shrubbery ii&c.
This property is of the attention: qf
thosewishing to purehasc.N ‘ " j
Tni.'is—One half in hand, 1 balance in l one
:and two years, with interest. Secured by. bend
and Mortgage for the balance; possession given
immediately.l' 1 . . . JOH^uTrtASS,
. : ’ i I ■- <“ Guardian.
New Brighton,'March 21,■
tt'OCJIIEBTER
D. S. MARQUIS, M. D.i
Coi*. Bridge stand the Diamond,
r i
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T.- r IM-lIXS OX HAND A:
IV FH.L A SSOKT.M BX'T^) K ■• I
'i -7 1 ■ : ■ ’
DRUGS,;
DYE STAFFS,
F E! #XJMESR.Y.:
CHEAPEST OILS? & PAINTS
IX- THK vIciXIT.V ;
jjPTJEE WHITES
i ! And Brandies,
4 , FOK ! i MEDICAL- PtiEPOSES. :
’ I r . 'I
THE GREAT ; .{■' ';|
lIAIRD ißESsill,
“FLORIUNEI” |
ALL ARTICLES OF i
lIM
SI 1 IST ERY
ROMSTOR fißlili ffORE
FOR SPRING OF
' 1865 ! i
WALL PAPER; ’ i
• WINDOW SHADES, .
■ ! BORDERS, AND
. ' DECORATIONS,
i ND EVERY ARTICLE IN THEPA'PER
■ J\ HANGING LINE, are now offered to the
Trade, and buyers ; generally, at else lowest
prices, possible. and see at
AV 107 Market et- between Liberty and Fifth elt.e
■Tf ' mTSBORGHi l ; A. - ' ' ! ,
maM’Oo -K)S. R, HUGHES &
iyit u(tStore.
KOUHKSTKU, Plv., -
Mpdlplne^,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
Usually Kept in a Drug Store.
1‘ . . > i _ s : ■■
PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS 4 .
■' -■; r • (i.:..
- CARErILLY COMPOUNDED 1 ,
PLEASE call 1 AT THE
IN TH E DIAMOND. ,
. i , j
XJ.S.t-SOLOA
'i I -
/By authority of the Secretary of'the T* ‘eas
nsy, the undersigned has assumed the Gi rier
s ISahscription Agency for the sole of Ui died
States Treasury Notes, bearing per
Sent.- interest, perannum, known as the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.!
Those Notes arc issued under date of At gust
jsth, JBG4jand. are payable three years from
that timcj' tit currency, or are dontrertib
■the option of the holder into
=. ] U- 8. 5-20 Six pr cent.
GOLD-BEARING boxi
Thesejbdnds'sire now worth a premia
nine per cent., inclu'ding-gold interest
Nov., which makes'the actual profit or
7-80 loan,.at currentratcs, including int<
about ; Jter:-cent. per . annum, beside
Exemptian'~'fnm Slate or Municipal Tax
vkieh addt froth one to three per cent, mart
cor|ihg-to tbe rate levied On other prop
•Tlte interest is payable semi-annually by
pons attached to each note, which may b
off and sold to any bonk or banket..
The interest amounts to
El
One tent \ per. Hay on a §5O no'/.
Two cents . . . '< §lOO <■
| ! 10 . • “ “ . $5OO
' """■ $l,OOO “
i 20
: 'sl
j Notes, of nil the denominations ' naniec
be promptly furnislfcil.apoii receijit of sub:
jtions. Tbi? is ■ - . ",
THE ONLY LOAN IN MART
now offeml by till Government, and it is i
dently expected-that its 'superior advan
■jyiil Slake it Ihe' ij *. ' v ,
Great Popular Uen Ifejhie Pec
Le ss than o ;s«oo,tJoo, dob rehvai 11 m
which will probably be disposed bf withii
' ftexl CO or !H) days, when thVnblcV wil
daublcdly command a premium, as Inis
fornify beefi tho’icase on chirfßg' thg, snlh
[ tipns tobiher LoAiis'. ';rv
I In order that citizens of every town and
| jjon of the country may be
for taking the loan, the National Banks," ;
Banks, and private Bankers thrpughoui
i country have generally ngrced'to receive
1 script ions at par. Subsoriherirwill select
own agents, in wlffim they have coufhli
and who only -are to be responsible for tin
! livery of the notes for which they rci
| Orders. -- I
; JAY COOKE,
Sirrisruiri'iox Aukxt. Philadetpi
Si : iVsc!tii>Tioxs njiu. nt; itKct.iyEii liy
National Bank] of Beaver Co
| inarchl—V|hj; - . '
1 ZBELA.'VEiS/
■A. QAX> HM
THK Spring Term; of this Insluutiot
commence ‘ '
.1 : j . - Tuesday t April -Ith, 15,65-,
I tiilclcr IKe fcharge of j ' • ;
| Mcssrl; F. AGNEW & M. GAP
;- |, ‘ -• ns Associate Principals.*
]*.lt is th*c desire, andwill bo the ahnjdo
I this a thorough English, Classical and
iHcrcinV School, and to sustain thc/high
acter it has had heretofore. \r
•, >vho desire a geirid* English c
; tion to those wbo have been or cn
plat c v t caching public schools, ju
ihent is offered front thijfact thal-Alu? Vat
the Principals, -1 for the 'lnst twelve -joim
| been Principal of New daslle UnVoti Sol
Both arc graduates of. differeVit! col
Uhil, well acquainted wifh the wants i
•higher institutions. Persons, therefore
design fitting themselves for college, wi
this a suitable and desirable place.
The former having been for some, tim
nectcd willr.tlic lion Vity*A'otlcge, as a
cipal teacher, and the latter alA> being n
uatc of DufTs College, sttpc
most oufsidfc of the' Commercial cojleg
offered to those desiring aibusiucss ediu
' Our new. Academy Buildings; design
prcssly for the purpose, with largo s
room; class rooms, society hall, gtv., .at
occupied, though not quite finished. It
pcctcd, however, to have -them' win lit
an early day.j. ‘ j r- ; ••
. Eor rates of sender cii
Address the Principals or the 'ijudersa
’ '•'’ft. H. IHCE
Sec. Board of Trustees,'-'Beaver,
BEAVER BEMINA
r- * . ■ aSd ,
MUSICAL INSTITUT
Rev. R. T. TAYLORj Pr*esl
QPENS MARCH 28, I
j . $58.50- •■■l
I Paysfor.Bbard, Kconi, Fuel, Light, si
I , tionVn Common Branches, 14 ( wccl
i : Lessons oh Piano; Organ, llanhphiuJ
j lodcon ahiHluitar, by superior teachers
</ A Primary ' Department, for small ha
i girls, will be opened. ,
A libera) reduction will be made to cl
commencing music lessons. i
: Kcduction of 25 per cent, pn all bill
to ministers' and soldiers’ daughters.
j
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, j
Office of the Comptroller of Currency, >
Wasiiinoton. Dee. 20, 18G4.1 j j
WHERE Aj3, by satisfactory cyiJen'oo pre
sented to the undersigned, it has been,
mode to appear that “The National Bank of
Beaver county” in the Borough of Xew teght
on, in .the county jof Beaver, and 'Sjnte of
Pennsylvania, has-been duly organized under
and .aocbrding to the requirements of the Act
of congress entitled “An Act! lo provide' a
National Currency, secured by a pie igo of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof” aj proved
June 3, 1804, and has complied with
provisions 6f fetid; Act- naßiiired to he c( niplied
with-before commencing*! ebusiness ol'Bank-'
ing under safd^Act: v/Jj
. Now therefore*! I Hugh M’Culloclf,
droller of tha Currency.do hcreby.certi
*“lhe National Bank of Beaver count
the Borough of New Brighton-, in the]
of Beaver, and State of Pennsylvania
thorized to cothmence the business of ».
under the Act aforesaid . -| .
f ? iln testimony whereof, witness
■ SEAL J4y hand and spal of officle, this
' tittth day of December, 18(14,
, |,i ■ i HUGHM’COLLDCH,
I ■ || f Comptroller oC-CutrincyrJ ■
8083 BROTHSR, & Co’a. Extra
WritingJf'luid, the beat in the tvorTf
JSridgeWalcrSlvug Store. Try ifand b
Tincetl. [ Manufactured by the Aiuerrel
RAnppny. %
A Sweet and PerftuaS^
I ■ . msE3
: ■■ i -A-' Bad" Bro
dsrthe lady ° r B#pUem >n wouW^*
i. i4i“S£le I S > .*«'ob
asr<ffsi i -si?S%s?
use the Balm as *fMx*h. W|Kh | * f**»»l e,.;
• TUB MOST BEAU-rit, , „ •'
of ancient times used ho,., v ,; > '' OM F.N
complexion; .but the combml,; lu,if J iW
oil and other valuMdc h, J r £i ° n h'-
«tUI more valuable. >F or bLtl' CBl ’ “W
fonts, a few drops poiired imU
ter( will, dispel all feeer,
drops poured on your sharing A
■SKSJLT
When used for washing nighi int
it eradicates all Tm,, iL,,f
rendering the skin soft atl< , ™
from bleimsh. ,
For.ialeaf the Drug Sioir
sewing machines
q at
rrom
the
rest,
I It 9
ftion]
, oo
ertj.
cou-
Wirfi increased confident
Best and. Most Rchiahh ll ''<
• : Marhine no.,■ in '£j H
\\t claim for it the following a.m'. '
any and all Sewing M art * 4-, ?*wer
Far greater variety of. ii-,irk- j„'; • -w .
Acllcnce of stitch: speed ami .lu'iei'J IJI "
tion: simplicity of constrpci ioii- bi
llon and management: elegance. r r . V*v.
finish. ■ .It will *. y'^nj
■ Stitch, IJqn, Fell,.- (l„il t , i;;.,,
~~ Plait, Gather*,'' (h,rd, I! r ,„i ’!!*' ■
All without nrevion. |
It works equally well „n •
thickest fabrics, JVom heavy
cloth, to the tincstjeainbre ' T?
s. 11. PEIRSOL, r.Kv.v f :u. h
jy2in,4] • Sole gentry I!eay^k, 16 ;,
>- $5OOO ••
.will
enp-
*r'
jET
wnfi
lago»
TREE.S, '(ill Ai'i-; ViM;s„ v j
pie. i I’crsoilS intending' jilantmg t.', i. 1
Isold, „r improving tln-ir •
i the : 8 c :” mn! ’ ■ s l ,r,, >K-'»re respect full ,• i nv ;,.. t ''
} tne examine.nut- stock. The tr e.., a rc *,,,
1 un-six 10-ejjrht ’feet Aind'or-. the »v‘ •
uni- WtsiWn .unT
Icrin- 1 fi u'l , tl/'ii.'hcir ani.m-t i.r,.-,.,,,.
: trees tresh fraijii-. t Ire Nilr-rrv. an*] s- ,i
,i true fu.nanio,- ■ .. ” : *■, ' 5 .'
1 see- , I’nrties coming ,f« the NunwHniA It,
lilies I "P’rth -st-'tioi!. ca life P. -ft. W;*& C
State !'» trains,' select t!...
■ ;itrams,;and,rctttrn/in the nfienmon. * .**
1 *h.6 I .'lt}gtlC!Pspnt!lo applicants, ’ ' ’*.
sub- ; T. LSIIIKUte x ('(I 1
their • 1 ■ < >eivicklyj, Allep(ieuy«co., w 1
AivtiiP jss\
I-y JIRIWttfcU’iTKH'..
IS the pMee to boy y.)(isT.u:.-Ts, fV,.,,
t’iiNrKC s rioa\tKiKs,. ?e |, Ul
. ;-C.tq.\i!s, C.VKI-S. ,‘a-. Having added asr
i building to hia Old stand. lie is iiojt: prej.sn
id. fi),aeeoiiinitidate his 'customers and the cl
♦ Tens, generally with anything in' bisluic; !„
ho Jug the-best assort men! ibis Milc ,ot I’itui , .
I and sells cheaper. He will v.nvratn ,-, . ’
nty. t(Uors. ol all kinds, tr> be the purest an'i '. i
j and those wishing the best (pnil'ity f,.r.. I
i . mil purposes, - wojibl do well '
*— i amine his-stock' iJefori*, purchasing .
Eiat-Cnil arid sec the Angel IW-,. V.
t old stafnl. and yotl rtre .siire of a (i.rrivr t
i come and prompt iiiten’-ioii. ■ •
x*‘*:vc
lIKKBT U(UR
• &. -Rutni;
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, j
'Wf ILL nltcm! fo^lojcnf lnj'iine''.si , M; |
■» * kimli*. Prompt uutmien piveu t*f.l
loctiuus generally,; ,Uccnse*l .\gi>nt A m;
lection of; Pension*. Bounty; in-rear* »i/,
Vri£e.money, Pay. etc., of Prisoner* rOi
ami all kltnls of. military clni'nH ag.i:a«i.
Government, Office—l •
: oner. Mttrkri Stfrrt <ni>l Mu 1 }hvi-y
will
TZ,
make-
Com*
char-
luca
item-
luce
>cr of
-BEA'VKU. j.PEX'N’A. !W.
; EXECUJIfeu'S NOTK’K !
WrIIEREAS .letters eh'ii
, estate'of. ijKo-iu.r: Mi:ir.i-JaWr .b*
Sewickly. tp., Beaver c».« Pa.'.-dee'A
been grantcd.to ihe under.-igned, all I*o- •«
iildebtcd to said estate.ate
dhiuiediatt* payiueuti. yuul iltose liav-ing 01”
nyainsjtihe same will -present t'hctn p;"
authenticated for settlement.
. ' - lIEXUV (JROIiIUNd. » rl•
j ) ,CKiiROE ti Allp-NKK. 1' v " ' '
jaylVGd ( >'e\v Sewi-ftb
. - ha*
uolh.
leges.
it our
!, who'
ill hud
1 : cqc
l prih
i grad
dor to
■s are
uiion.
?d es
:hool-
c now
is ex-
■ CTOIT, COE Sc CO;,
Advertising, and Ccmmiiflov
■ ■ AND’ IIEAI.TX-' rv '
PBTNTIXG -IX KfjUHL-OA KIM 1 '
Type, ;Prin ting Materials.
WP.ITIXIi AXI)TIN(. I‘Al’'' Al!:1 T
80 at
cular.
igned.
- OFFlCES—Bro'wji’ 'i rr.U'5U:- G /j l;ir!i^! ' i '‘;
Tribune Buildings, . - , /
mar2 r i; fv. J ‘
T- 3&E.
- ' Notary
onti r; wip
u. 15. cnAMmoirjN./n'n
1 X^4 rr tte Pi'op- s t' i M ,u yl i .‘! l X ' ‘
j ßlio-Ai) iivir, if: ii
. \ ; UEAVKR. q.OCX t)V - 4
PiKOMT attention gm n ifi
• EXEMPTION - ; PAPER!*,
connected with,the draft: nl''J 0:l! ' - V;‘
jered, sc ' ■
' -TP AT.T .g^TOl^
moolkn i- a.( rain
IY
dent.
1865
id Tiii
;s.
1, Mo-
ys anil
lililren
THE undersigned "expects •
this week.' Carding, ?! l ? n, “" ? ' ira f H t!i:i
Finishing and Dyeing; 'also t< ’, i;,‘
Flannel, CUth, * Vasaiweres. **•» • f?
Blankets,, at niy old'place .Vuctf
wear and durability,-! can . jvarr 4 i>. •;!
manufactured- be otirpas-rtf* -
accommodation of those 011 . ,“ f,-fees*
the Beaver, 'Wool, etc., can be Ic. l ,
ih Pulaski .township, or John 1
store in New Brighton.
ye!7,CS
i 3 made
’’maria
. A! Gentleman cured ofNerross
competency. Premature Ilccay
Error, actuated by a desire «» ,
will!,be happy to 1 all 'V
(free of ehaTge) the receipt ami
-making the simple Remedy uss ■ • nCC V
I Those wishing to profit by his <-*P : ie a
[possess a Valuable Remedy—•»'
•same,'by return mail, (c%rc™
addressing ,
' ' No 60 Nassau'S! reel, M-)-
CoDip
[fy that
y. r *“
County
I is n'u
iankinr
ESTATE, in the CJTV OF- loo j, lh .t
COOPER COUNTV, MO.. ;wonM " ;o
tention of bis friends in Mesteri
nia to the unprecedented low P r .: jc hi * r;- '
land, of the first- quality, eon, he , £
present time. persons■ desirous' ,
cheap farms, tviji ‘ receive due *
,i calling at my officcdp'ißocncviilc,
' will .fin'd all descriptions of '
j er, with price, location.&c. O’ Jj™.(iff
\ >|n2-y<ii. ■ ■Kifl'l «V?
finical
aatllie
bp cbnj
:tin In
(immeeihtcly in. tlie roar »f Com! Hoi;
augl'2:3m
4 AS. *. \\\
jjOS,
EPII'M- ? jiib;