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lax Till 0311GRES3—SECIOND SLIEON.
SlOStee, Feb 19 —Mr. Morgan introduced a bill
Idtthortiing the giving of bounties to honorably din.
Charged soldiera, who hare aicesdy send two years,
the IMMO IS are now allowed for three nears' iervice,
and entitle* the heir of such soldiers, if dvad,trithe:
mum bounty. It also gives the same tO
those who would have been entitled to discharge, by'
reason of wounds, but whose terms of servitxt had!
expired within two years from the date of
went. Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, ott-red a Mint tesolu , ,
lao providing for the appointment , hy.the Secrets. : .
rye' the Treasury, of a eommissi m oi' three persons,)
41 examine Into and report upon the sun{ .et of rain
ing revenue by taxation, and the art‘xlei most tit
tor taxation. A fter some debate, the resolution was
khlarver. 2,000 copies of the report of the Naval
Compilation, In reference to the establishment of a I
Navat-Dr kt the Wtattern waters, were ordered to I,
two WO. The Army Approto I ohm Bill was then
=ld the recommendation of the Fiumce Coin
to strike out the p.m i.o In the Douse bill,'.
that no money shall he paid to land grant rdi roads
for imenspertstion of troops and munitions ot war for
the Vatted Stake, w a, . a donted. -An amendment
an appropriation of $7,00J OA to supply de-
In the appropriations for the present-fiscal
mmls adopted. Mr.,.'Wikon tilf...red amendments
g the commutation price of rattans to offi
cers on datt e y n the field, LWIJW the rank of Brigs.
to flay vents per ration. Also, that
all officera oft volunteers below the mak of Brigadier
theo in commission, who snail continue !
military ser v ice to the clone of the war, shall be
entitled 1n receive three, months' pay, the proviaions
of this section mot to a p ply to officers not on duty.
That commissioned officers errs-lug la the field shall
be peredtted, hereafter, to purchase rati , ins for their
OWn use On credit from the Com in Department,
and the amount due for, rations so purchased shall
be
reported monthly to the Pay master. General to be
deducted from the payment neat following such
purchase, which. were adopted. Mr. Wilson also
offered an amendment which was adopted, that the
Secretary of War bu directed to foram, at cost, not
exceeding 16 ounces of tobacco per month to each sol
dier who may deserve It, the cost to be ecducted from
rpay. Th e MU as (intended wile then passed. Mr.
thet
Turnbull from the Committee on Judiciary, reported
• resolution recognizing the State Govenatueut of
Louisiana and the right of that Sate to Senators Ih
Congress Mr. Saulsbury', of Delaware, offered a
relegation
_proposing a eomoilttee to Investigate
charges of disloyalty against Secretary Stanton, the
basis of said charges being a speech recently made In
the rebel Congress by ex Senator Brown, of Stisels
alppl, In which he asserted that Mr. Stanton once
said the South was right. The resolution was laid
ors
Gomm—The lions. of Representatives passed
the amended Internal Revenue Act, embodying
some very important changes in the tax laW.—
Ile amendment taxing sales one and a half per cent
was stricken out by a vote of 65 in Myer 01 the tax
to Zagged It. The House relaxed to Increase the
tax on beer and ale teoln $1 to $1 50 per harreL
Am the amendments adopted were toe tollowing:
imposing a tax of two and a half per cent on the
net reet lett* of railroads, etcatutneds, ierryboats,
stages, bridges, eta, when the re, i lids are under
$3,030, and dye per cent. when they are over that
lam. The tax under the old I.IW was two and a halt
percent. on gross receipts. On di month, emeralds,
pecions stomas and imitations thereof, and all other
ewelry, the duty Is reduced to rive per eentum •ad
valorem. Another amendment provides that no
man not enabled fur military duty, except in case of
physkal disability, shall be entitled to take out a
Ikxaee as a pedler.
Mr. Stevens' amendment taxing Bald rates and im
posing a license fee of 5 it.Sto upon bullion brokers
was detested. A number of S nate bill. were re-
Ctied and passed. Among them was one providing
r increasing the par of navy sill --rs, and also it
bill for designating tut; rank ot officers rid arming to
the service.
Ellesatit, Feb. 2'.., —A resolution was introduced,
and ordered to be printed, to re4lllate and i. Tana..
the expenses of asseesore of Internal revenue for
clerks and stationery. The re-oat:ion of thanks-A°
Gen. Thomas With an amendment giving thanks alto
to Admiral Lee, was reported iron the Military
Committee- A reconsideration of tier vote on the
Mmy Appropriation 3111 let, 1110 , thi for the par-
WO.e of reconsidering the vote by will. h Mr. Trum
bull?. amendment, removing all diet inetionit of rank
and pay between regular and voinr.teer olli-era, was
MitalAlter considenittle di,cios ou. Mr. Trion
amendment, as mi.:Many incorporated In the
bill, was rejected An amendment i. , increase the
pay of officers and soldiers twenty per cent. was also
Another amendment as an adltlanal sec
Mort to give the sees ice ration to volunteer as well as
regular officers, which was •tji cud, anti the bill
was then passed.
The House reeelntion, confirming the title of the
United States to the lands on which t he branch mint
at Carson City, Nevada, is situated, tea,. pissed. At
4:30 the Senate took a Treece tilt 7. The evening
session was devoted to enrollee business
Boast—The Committee on the District of Colnm-
Ma was inatueted to batlike whctuer the allegation
that - persona were confined In the sin j Nil, for mini-
Mal Offences, are sold as enlist antics to brokers and
placed In the army. A resoluilAn was offered, but
objected to, requestior the SeeretAry of the Treasury
to °madder the expediency of exo girt in.: to toreign
markets, for sale, ell the cotton no. in the hands. ot
the Government. Mr. Cox offered a resolution,
which was laid on the table, cddie:: on tot- Secreta
ry of the Treasury to communicate to the Rouse
what amount of gold in the Treneery, it any, not
necreaary fort_ h
e pink meat of It inten et on rile pub
lic debt and for the sin' Ing land, ha s Seen Nola under
the act of Marcit'l7, '1
-snit„ , _ a h4t :tin , innt 01 rate 01
am, and the lahele,-iht as 1!:,, engaged Iti the
trsasactlon. The Confer-meet , r, p irt no the bill
amendatory of the act dctioteg 1 , ... toy and emolu ,
meats of army ollicio - s ' was ct 5....: r, r d to sad artist-der
committee asked of the Senile. The Secretary 01
War sent a COMOhltni_hili.el il e:i.:ih.: to furnish a
copy of pen. MOtaillf. rt port rela , tee to the twee. -
tion of Cumberland Gap The House then proceeded
to the consideration of the hi' I pro vi ling a Govern-
Mont for the State subverted or oterturtiten by the
' ,rebellion. In the midst of the dcli,ite on this bill.
Gen. Grant's dispatch, annouric Mg tie evacuation ot
Charleston, was reecivi a with ur• At a pplause, Sev
eral gentlemen gave their views on 1.:.c subject co
reconstruction, and at 5:30 the notes adjourned.
liblaialls, Feb. 21 —The committee to whom wa•
referred the memorial of Andrew J. Wilcox, of Balti
more, sakln,g that peace be made on the basis of the
Crittenden Cotaprimiae, re/1a...L. d to be relieved
from further consideration of tint subject. A bill
was reported amending the pension act so as to in
clude within its pmvialons soldiers wounded while
on picket duty. A resolution Wan intrOttlieed Crest
Inc the office of Solicitor and Naval J yl.p-• Ad voeatte
General. Other matt-re ol minor importariee °ism-
Vivid the attention of the denote until the adjourn
meat. _
HOUNlL—Financial matters were tinder considera
tion, and the Ways and Means Committee reported
a bill authorizing the Secretare of the Treasury to
borrow from time to time $500,090,000, and to issue
bonds-for the amount, payable in forty yearn
Among the bills passed were au amendment to the
set to aid in the construction of a rail toad and tele
graph line from SlibbOlatt to the Pa: ins oceim, awl
the Senate bill to facilitate the e olieet ion of debts of
Postmasters. The consideration of ;lie bill providing
a Government far the &lit, overthrown or sub
vetted by the rebellion was resumed, and, after much
dissuasion, interrupted only by the reading of Gen.
Gilmore's °Mali report, announcing the surrender
of Charleston, was laid on the fayile—lit to 63. A
resolntion was agreed to instruel ;lig the Sergeant-at-
Arms to apprehend Ron. A. P Feld, Menthe! . from
Lot:dams, and bring him before.' he tsar of the Honer
to be reprimanded by the S ' e•aker, for his late as
malt on Judge Kelly, of Penns) leads. Anothei
retention was carried, rescindin4 so Lunn of the
resolution of the sth of December 14 , t, giving the
privtlege of the boil to ciairuadts for seats Iron,
flblatta., as applied to said Fields, The Melee
considered the Amendatory Enrollment Biil, end,
without final action noun the eul•jeet, adjourned- •
finurgra, Feb. 23.—A resolntion was reported to
loortase the compensation of :meal cent meters. Mr
Trumbull, from the Committee on the Jodlelary,
asked to be -relieved from further consld.ration at
Zfilrel asking fur a recognition or the Supreme
In the Constitution of Lite Untied States. Re
?eta Were received from the Naval COMIlli , tee, ad
ircrati to propositions amending the COUSLitteto7 Be
as to permit COltrthee'S to Mx imports, and In regard
to the basis of reposentatiou recently proposed to
Me. Sumner. A joint revolution Wag reported frori,
the Military Committee concerning the enlargemete
of the Illlnola and Michigan canal, and the improve
meta of the Upper and Lower Mississippi riv e r, unit
and that of the Fox and Wisconsin rivers. A fill
amendatory of the Copyright Law w as passed. Ter
bill to establish a indium militia thratighont the
Malted States was reported has It, with a l recom
mendation that It be fussed. Tile toil estabil,hine
an Eastern Judicial District in New York: winVpassed.
The Freedman's Bureau was ut.der consideration,
andresulted In the rejection of the report of the
Committee of Conference ou that subject. Toe 8--• •
ate I nsisted on Its amendment to the original b 11.
and another Committee of Cunfereuce was cal ee
Hones—Mr. A. P. Field who as‘attittel Madge
Melly, of Pailadelphia, was trough t before the hat
and reprimanded by the Speaker for his offmce,
alter wuich he were discharged from the custody o'
the Sergeant-at Arms A number of intmellaneOn
hills were reported from tee Judiciary Clmmitte.
and passed, embracing the folio whiz: Providing 10,
the publication of the °ldaho's of the Attornio -
Generals of the United States since Mitch, 1.617;
neutering the appropriatiug of private propel's)? to'
petals Wiest deshmattug the mode of selecting juror,
In the United States Circuit and District Coeur's.
and regulating proceedings in criminal eases: , Th.
subject of elections ha the dtetea declared to'he la
Insurrection Was diseuised at 801110 length, and re
mend In the tabling of the bill isferring i.ii the
matter. The Senate resolution to promote enlist
ments In the army, by deelarlng the-wives and cat.
then of auch colored men as enter the Beetle.' for
peer ta e; any law or custom to the contrary tot:
withstanding, and declaring married such 'Men , and
Taman as have lived together in that cimineter,
was reported and passed '
.8111este, Feb. 23 —An adverse report w 1.9 made 'by.'
the iliorantittee on Naval Al:lairs on the pittitibn for
MI iiituitaio In 0111cers' pay. A bill to extend to Bet- .
Men on railroad lands tile beuetit of the ilinuckeed
Act, was reported on adversely. The bill w. 10a5,..4 .
A blU p =aulzing the New_ York Appraiser's ome,
was after aome diteu:s . s , iin. A nuinber of
tittle were reported from the Committee on Com-
Mane *ad were adyanced a stage. Among other*,
erne amingatory of the act to prevent fraud by rates
ituroimse, =drab/live totbe.verilleation..of _tarots.
IzaLto i nsals. 13eforo Ike Jiluts ro , w, the .Amendatory
Intent bill was v 'tak'en up, and an amendmeto
moved 'by' lilr.lllidno`, of Makin, providing that` na
efilditallimn bi 4:401 exeopt.tw Meilen) acted!'
taralskot p
an matt aztd,tailup mils sat
. .
Into the service - of the United States, was ultimately
passed by • vote of 83 to 64.
noose bill was passed repealing so much of
thejoi at resolution explanatory of an set toonppress
insurrection, punish treason andAebellioniand con
Hecate. the pig:Testy of rebels, aprovedJuly 17th,
PM, at prohibits the forfeiture 0 the real estate m
rebels beyond their natural lives. „-The bill
War
passed: Yeas, 72; nay, repnrted by Mr.
Eliot, of Maseactmactts, extending the Snit acellm
of the act of 1813 to the mackerel no Well as the cod
fisheries. The question Of taking up the Leninism
titration Was debated for some time, and eventual',
decided in the afflatative.. Mr. Sumner moved a Sub
stitute for the resolution, asking for a copy of at.
order issued by Den. Banks, in New Orleans, or.
Fen. al, 1884. Mr. Sumner's substitute declared
that no Kate thabbad been declared in a state of in
surrecUim shall elect representatives to Congress,
until the President has proelalmsd the cessation o;
hnstilitles within that Suite. Mr. Sumner's motto'
was rejected ,by a vote of eight-to twenty-eight.
tart discussiOn occurred npnn a motion to procure b
bust of the .late Chief-Justice Taney—some of tte
Senators strongly opposing the motion. A resole
lion was passed providing for a fail army register
A bill was passed increasing the pay and rank of
Medical Directors In the army.
ghe adepeadent fepubligau
CIRCULATION 3,100.
H. H. FRAZIER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Niontrose, Pa., Taesday, Feb. 28, 1865
MORE GLORIOUS NEWS!
We have just received news of the capture of
Wilmington. Last week we announced thi
capture of Columbia, the capital of South Caro
lina. This week we announce the capture of
Charleston, mother of nullification, secession, and
all pestilent into that have threatened our
country with rain,—and of Wilmington, the
great port of entry for the blockade runners
without which the rebellion would long since
have been subdued. Unless some unlooked for
reverse occurs, it is certain that the end drawetl.
nigh. Now for Lee and Richmond, and soon
after blessed peace in a free land.
FACTS AROET THE 7-30.-THE ADVAN
TAGES THEY OFFER.
THEIR ABSOLUTE SecuttrrT.--Nearly all nc
tive credits are now based on Government secu
ritia, and banks hold them as the very best and
strongest investment they can make. If it were
possible to contemplate the financial failure o:
the Government, no bank would be any safer
If money is loaned on individual notes or bond
and mortgage, it will be payable in the game
currency as the Government pays with, and no
better. The davernuaent never has failed to
meet its engagements, and the national Oebt is n
first mortgage upon the whole property of tht
country. While other stacks fluctuate trom ten
to fifty, or even a greater per cent., Govemmen'
stocks are always comparatively firm. Theis
value is fixed and reliable, beyond all other se
curities; fur while a thousand speculative bub
bles rise and burst, as a rule they are never be
low par, and often above.
Its LIBERAL INTEREST—The general rate re
interest is six per cent payable annually. Thi ,
is seven and three tenths, payable semi-annually
If you lend on mortgage, there must be a search •
ing of titles, lawyers' fees, stamp duties and de
lays, and you will finally have returned to you
only the same kind of money you would receive
Irvin the Government, and less of it. If you in
vest in this loan you have no trouble. Any
bank or banker will obtain it for you without
any charge. To each note or bond are affixed
live "coupons" or interest tickets, due at the
expiration or each successive half-year. The
holder has simply to cut off one of these con
pone, present it to the nearest bank or Govern
ment Agency, and receive his interest ; the note
itself need not be presentid at all. Or a con
poet thus payable will everywhere be equivalent,
when due, to money. If you wish to borrow
ninety cents on the dollar upon these, you have
the highest security in the market to do it with.
If you wish to sell, it will bring within a frac
tion of cost and interest at any moment. It will
be very handy to have in the honse.
IT re CONVERTIBLE into a six per cent gold
bearing bond. At the expiration of three years
a holder of the notes of the 7-30 Loan has the
option of accepting payment in fall or of fund
ing his notes In a six per cent. gold-interest
bond, the principal payable in not less than five,
nor more than twenty years from its date, as the
Government may elect. These bonds are held
at such a premium as to make this privilege
now worth two or three per cent. per annum.,
and aids so mach to the interest. Notes of the
sarneclatts, issued three years ago, are now sell
ing at a-rate that proves the correctness of this
statement.
Ira Exemerros FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL
TA.SATION.—But aside from all the advantages
we have enumerated, a special Act of Congress
exempts all bonds and Treasury notes from lo
cal taxation. Oa the average this exemption is
worth about two per cent per annum., accord
ing to the rates of taxation in various /saris of the
country.
IT IS A NATIONAL SAVINGS Bass—While
'.his loan presents great advantages to large cap
itAlists, It offers special inducements to those
Oho wish to make a safe and profitable invest
neat of small savings. It isin every way the
best Savings' Beak ; for every institution of this
kind mien some how invest its deposits profit
sbly in order to pay interest and expenses. They
4 . 41 invest largely In this loan as the best invest
nent. But from the erosa interest which they
receive, they must deduct largely for the ex
noses of the Bank. Their usual rate of Interest
Allowed to / depositors Is 5 per cent upon sums
war $lOO. The person who invests directly
with the GiTwerament will receive almost 50 per
cent. more. Thus the man who deposits $lOOO
private S wings' Bank receives $3O a year
interest; if he deposits the ssrlie Sum in this
!National Savings' Bank ho receives $73. For
'hose who wish to find a safe, convenient, and
,irofitatile means of investing the surplus earn-
Lags which they have reserved for their old age
Ar for the benefit of their children, there is noth
ing wNett presents so many advantages .as this
National Loan. •
Tue Blown Mortvz.—The war is evident
ly drawing to a close, but while it lasts the
freasnry must have money to meet its cost, and
every motive that patriotism can inspire should
induce the people to supply its wants without
delay. The Government can buy cheaper for
cash in hand than On credit. La us see that.
its wants are promptly supplied.
A. WISE SUGGESTION.
' ' ae Preposition 4f Senator Sumner far amend
ing the Constitution 60 113 to base representation
on voters Wit:ea& otpepulation Is sustained by
very growl reasent Only,:three-tirths of the
Ares are counted In the representative popels
-1 . 41 . 104 ** . § 91 4*° - *.O li n e r .8 . 1 7; , .. end8
ma will osmosis% eiadikui tho nOrivitstr..
tatlon of the Southern States will Inereased.---
If the whites there refuse the suffrage to the De
grees they themselves w,li lose greater political
power than ever beton . only the voters are
nounted'as the basis of rlires,ntation, according
to Mr; Sumner'a plan, it Will I,e a strong induce
d:tent to give the ri4lit to vyte to thtnegroes, for
the sake orthe additional Power. It it is refused
the Southern States o itt have less power than
before; if granted, much greater, The measure
is sagacious as wril jTee.
THE FALL OF CIISRLESTON.
We es - bu L te th • I ..s of C trleston, says the
New-York Drily T, th ' ; equal to
he loss of 50,00) m C ,nfoderates in
battle. N,l thAt it 1- .. i r vcy great import
mee to nr, in CI • rim p-cblecn of crushing
Lee (thotrh in this b wcbout value ; ) ider
':bat it contains mn-li of T-e 1 ,3 of war. We
.presume that it is it mi. , t . 51.1 plucked, and half
ruined little ci V. I; •••• in IS a symbol ;
it is like the ll t.; in I, t P lt )11 It is a mat
ter of ltdnor ; tl,teat and die-
EMI
Tnc wall over, tvh-r.- .h news of this terrl
hie war has 11 tcrn, th el pis the historic
al capital of this area. d,i tj. Nu rebellown
is so wilily known. 'li teilt elan of se
a-salon was there.; 1 that littl , 2 State of
ioutii Carolina wert at the Booth
4' that convuls'ata tlitia the conti-
tent; the tir9t sh,i! w A
here; it wtti g•t;i7 ! t
fir rjcton• or defeat ;I "re.
Europe will now b.:, , I ullivr doubt the
he r,belltott And on the South
ra mossys,easily uw etc ,vizurici and events,
the capture of the ;o. cr . 'ALI fall with
t ttemuntious mont! po.y• r. Th. , . front banner,
over flaunting in lit t it desperate war
- • wh ,, h tto
gai
re A ago the
r and die-
Lre, has L..nrh.‘ d , ) , v•l
proffered to tho j
up of civil war, ur
rare, drink 1., .Ir,
Every igi rant. under
stand this. The lt I.i; 117 - - will no longer de
2eive them v ith ors victories over the
cowardly Y ir.k• 4 " n. It large class who
.Icrire to eRVt wila ti. • , (cite the general
wreck, will leave 1 , 14. 1 , • ! v tu+e. The cap.
ure Charl,:t •n , . :o Cue S..uthern
•ar, foretelllng the na • I the v.icked Con
ied,rscy. E,•ory arm w:11 be weaker since
its occurrence.
Such wEI In ire SIT et ,'• on the rehelg and as
and his army,
1 at hia
ri.ing prcsti
3: "Cc I t;
pedal m•irrh 1,, I;
lUM=II
Nor l'arolinb ❑
Fur as n• '. t 5t . 1.0.. was; fired In
Charlest ,, u II tr 1, , ,, •, it in ty b.) truly said,
twoke ain ,re le - , ••• •, :LI I was the prelude
to a grander draw ~ • . . sr I ever expe
rienced hot' 1., 1, I I, tit • ~,,1 A , ueri•
t.; wa4 st.r •: •.. ,r t traitors.—
Now, atter a de- , •• . swept the
, nth wish tin 1 .1 w tterea its soil
with bl. ; af.. r 1 1 , tn lie of thou
awn. y,, r y .ar+ of incredl
')le agony and 1 ),.; - • , 14; after heaping
up loatk ol del)! 33 "1...)4 "tit the wealth of R
4enerati aner r. , ;•-• i It seemed
htt Liberty au 11. i 1 ..• I r..rry destroyed
this eonli•wry, • 1 • I •n , 4-11 replaced
Ire honored ern
erne of Os
hears and
Letter frcm Cl7.tnt's Army.
; • ..; ..( Repul,:irart.
CA11!• ,•r .1 .. foss lICOIMENT, I
~.ur) 114 h, 1665. j
F.llfnr &pa.; fl • t • r la,t 11.1.01 y thine of
interest have tr,01..!.. It., monotony ot
c-trup lite l% tel. -beenseveral
'kn. , . In otterl i.o . we have had ths
1,',..a -ire of -'at i,._ 1 , 1 I • hi•zat, after working
,is ti1.,11 I •orl • it .1 :1 ci,jo3hig
Om kn.:, 0' our 1., • . : lot t!,14 month a
mai •a .! :' Itlree ur four
t., th, lett. • I,u.d is consider
forte. Ii , •• .
S,-, 1, • , L stpiett establish
im; • . • lIV I,,yjug out
Ar,.01 I /.1 tilted to de
onnierti there w. , . • .••• ot 'wls hand-
Mni•ly rettolabil e .t it :A les id Blrnere
old Dtvki id. 'I., • z pat of the per.
forattote • 0.14 1.1 • ." • tic - • i General Pe
i:ram. It ...In aV r• . •• t amptlgn, it be
vcry • . : Mime. l'selinenow
Is near the South •:: !t:::titezh so that we
earl tle•ti •rt't. :lir • . of tilt liehel vans,
which • I • '• teat urn the air is clear
we , n hear their tie• •:. •nz. :Like the Paddy
who whistled as hi- v 1•: t.r.• c ,ohtwa )
An I write therc i.:et: i tt I -I. Me of area In
t.t. • • • ate eoluoleted their
(putt:tors. 'Chit Ist,. I t .to.th a silt, and think
ad is wt II sti,ltr te t. • • "I'lvsses," who
tilwass hull+ all It , It .-. a II .."-ess all he can With
out bat 0/,'..4.,.•••i
F.:ace rumor- ,
but do not cau, n:
Pet a de6f-rte, ,o 1
ut Jam pin. thrte h..: I
rung to den•rt I t Ito
'Tint es , -eol,on
(nrtned sn that A /
1,1,1,1011,1 OP . C . in: . I .•
ed tab .at ball a in.' ,
band plart-d t fat ..-rd
At pr -giant tat h red wet atom. Were
It apt 'or al- • o -a ttand, and private
musical In.•ru•n-to- • ‘•r m,-1. - •dLon, violin,
guitar , • ". I in C loony
C•n• - • . 1 1 .• .I . ..fence prevail!. The
dark dat,. .r. , 1 L. are. All believe the
victory la !wt.. N. D.
Latta: i'r.)m - Jack."
(.benV., Wiz • •1.,.; ley•cilirttn.
s . s V. • , Foor Fiume,
f 1.-u-try %h, Itfas f
9 • •• • t • • . :1 ip ure of tide place
n tne place of the
• • •••d here Curing the
r I. The torte and bat
. • •••• army. New butter
. •.• o•d ones strength
, .1 the North who are
•- Fort Anderson,
from Wilmington.
of tb- army and navy
boats are
We, being of
, t,14 or , •r the bar, are
r at petit engird
• o • oga. , :ett In build g
ta! boats can be
t•ons, to Ualveeton,
Dear l?riaail;ea.
entri t larlit , t•
stem and 11 ri')
Wt2.1e:1i1.1 4 j
tcrks arc now .-o
ire arc bine;r:l4l: •••1 ,
ened , troop; are
Bent up the rte., •
a strone work 0;.., :::•
aad at olden all t o- i e••••..
arc bein,t
ide ow:.'
to' heavy drif I 6 I
a part of the• nif•l l
in covering 111, tio 1.
EOM
trk
spared thy nn' ". •
Cii.lric,Losi, f' ,
sow tlir .
hitch, by • •
lights, (
slid our vres.-1..,) o •I
them gave ILe,u t ‘.
.oultl II
tltc j us 111,11 a.
Lite with the " Li ,•
ruildrin ur th,ir
li,a,h o r, of 1” h,-e , zei, are con•
stautty um runtish food for ros
'', le place et ab) m - tl c tuvertstion.—
e all uts-t Carl. •tv, I,itL we do not
wink s .w r id.. • • qtat , y to obtain
it—
Oar , — a i w,•I e ~•:-rose tau, 11.81tidiCa
t ice of the lilt art: ~tt are of the
Lai:Orlon of •;.,. t.eitutionsl Amend
mendruent. Thts ts • ta th , right direction,
and with the aid • vc .1 thenrmy and navy,
will brut_ p-ace I a", the eouservatbun In
the comb rr ; 1..,r t • ntl , t soen ecn that as
they usteiaau,l t • ..••I• ,410 bOn carrying It
on far the pervotu , •;,r•-a lof slavery, no the
Cdbe ol rho ear, 1,1 ha cane: a Amer or latrr, most
see Ito doweled.
We are ad unxiou,:l 1, “,1,1/ ,r 4 for the rosalt of the;
Int-r , il h.d weer, to• 11,. , ..1Lutritui,sionernandfiec•
rotary S e w a rd, but e.,0e.,d, conceive how peace
can be LITV.AI.II.td Ilat,U,;, Ilia] Cuanuels union' by
a complete eithan.a, eu oil 1..4. part 01 the rebels.—
Oa the winds we ou t . e e.,e ,en the beginning of
the end, when trea,o, uverthrown, our flag
reeetauttatted, and at ptuptt.r; of earr)lng ont the
crest prineiplee cold, t,,0 a thii government wee
established ul enlhibtetb.tef, stld educating the world.
But lum elueldstiae. r -r it auly fur me, and I
think I will cut -hurt icy remark/ on that subject
while Inv credit is guu.t.
Tue .Fort Jack,ou awl , •1 tiler City, well kposn
on this Blockade, bare ott.lertd to Galveston,
whither at! oar n.. -,./• have been ordered.
1 have nu &th , that ereiseg you tvi,l hear from me
us being ..if inl.lle 11-0 i,:y t..tuttlCtfl ports, en
{raged iu the old he,. 0 uuti-es Uncle Samuel does
It tuore elf.d.dtutty by Li: or rapture. Genera; &ter=
man is on 1.1.1., way to Cat,-.,:stuth cud Galveston
must follow in tib ; .traiti of ovvete. .Then . the most
of our Navy tte to cea...!iente our cause 011
the seas, and uc. tt,;• iti4U44 and hardzeiths
•to our It lg. : Bei a, a•it •:ae,e,riolinuates, ,"..Nuffeed."
Tour ot A ,ca of. tacorm.o as It is a . Is DOW
.C.I.DatOkO, bel,q" and " . n0tn4241.-"
BODWADDOI OW SO etwf, }teater, 4X.. •
En
CHARLESTON CAPTURED
The Rebel Garrison L6a,ve Under Cover
" of Night.
The City Sfirresadered by illayor
TS OCCUPATION ICY OCR 'FORCES.
The Stars and S t npcs Wave Over
Over Two Iffnadrva Plecefi of
finery 4.:a pint t.d.
The Cotton Warehouses, Arsenal and Iron-Clads
A Fearfdl Explosian—Two T-Tnndred
Official Dispatches from Goa. Giiimore r..n3. See-
Maj.-Gen. John A. nif
Wei department has r0c... , • I the u(7 Ist nitt - m - t of
Majoraen. Gidolor° unu••titt , 11,4 t .to nuri un. r ~f
the City of Charleston, t• I Caned
Btatee tortes under iIkVII 1 . 1, .11 ia I 0 . • i• ZOL:
urday morning, the !r I ~ 1-
.\ esohl
property are two 111.111lir , a • $ .11111 , 1 Ilt•
IttimiehltiOn. The ..th 10, 1,, , 1. l . 1.1Li0:1
house., arsenal., quor t ,• t• . r' niir..od
brldgvt, two lrou-clud., -V
- .0 h. ' , hi p•
yards. ,1'1. , ; M. z.,I.NN
- , iv;l war VMS fired
ti; tin d struggle
Maf.-Gen.. John A. .1),.‘
The following ape.. r 111. l v I h0. , 11
Yon will BCC that it I. . I ..L ,1- it. 1,-, , lnt-tst.
E. M. 'r• •, • ,:•• , - y 1114 r.
Order that a Na 11.... 1.. ..• ..•
noon, Feb. 22. d, at We"! •, •1, • • 1,1, ar
senal, and array h..adpi I. . • -i• .1 Slater , ,
In honor of the rebior.ci ". • .• ••.••• :tim
upon Fort Sumter. I r*
GEN. GILLM , 1). - P
Movements of Do r .p . P, I .13 y to the
EvaietuttlorkEti. t t Ao:ut vs"
' ,
Nil).- Oen. 11 IV. Null-.. ' • .•
D. C.
GENtsuat.:—The City • df h
oes, came Into our
over two hundred pi,
supply of flue arninunci
evactusting all the wo•i•-
beth surrendered the
Schimmelfennig at 9
time it was occupied b.
Our advance on the I.:
hastened the retrsr.e.
The cotton warehou- . ,c', •liast.•r
stores, railroad brl - S> were
burned by the enem).
Some vessels in the 3 • I v. -, -1. :0...11,1,11,d.
Nearly all the intrthitli«
poorer classes. V. r • • .
•) (;‘,4.
new Government
e by the loyal
_ . . .
8:1141 Al ISII.I.
The City of Charietd,l of tue
Union forces.
The last of the rein I t,,,,.;-,
one brigade, lett at o oil thvtn ,r
We had intimation 1 , 1 1'1; t t I 11t t 1 I:I eIAV WA'
being evacuated, from • i A .10 , , •Juttn
smoke rising over the . t• .• n•••,.• , no-4 d
by the burolor, of th, 4 • I .1 /1 i , :: I.d
one or two other puud ...• -• A .•; of
cotton - -onpposed to I. •• • - Tue
railroad building cant •. . • .. 4 1 .1111t 1 y
of rice and corn, al-0 • •.• ,• • „1 i• •A 1 r. Hu,
morning early, While u• 33/•• I 3 3 W r•• - I .11. I.7rnt In
ering up the rice and e .t • , r erdt r. d
and ignited the powder i r• I .n In ' , thin
erploalon; and Lb- 1,111 1 1 1 A 1,.., WO Or
the people.
At daylight the rehtl.
lay In the inner harbor ,r t
11.1).,bi1e. in the
rebellion a
well rejoice.
noticed only one Jr. ,
old that the owner ail!
before the rebels k ft t
. .
Ova. Hardee was in c I, 11,1,1 by Lid order
two 13-hteh Blakely ,t •.‘ ly I •.ts.t.•:-% %err,
bursted. The rcnmu.r_
mounted on the wharf . uvre Ae.l,
the cerrlages disahled
The first one of our 10 .1 r. d 1 rit r Rao
LleoL-CoL A. 0 ,
Colored Troops, who s-•• rur
ter the last of the ',b.. •• • .6 I It. li.
lowed by CoL Ames, t,., .• .11d .Aril
lei The city Is now I. : r Intro
James and Morris
May.-ben. Winton: • II .o II •.1 1 , , Bulre
Bay at on. o'clock t I).J
smoke over the city, le inta : h ., tat rc.l Li., to ti
to proceed up the Cualit. • 1., • Ater nt
two r IL Admiral It, tuiti Ly
about en hour.
Capt. Q. M. Brsgx, ~t
over to Fort Sumter in t •al
the Atnertesn colors on
aloe gnus, four eolu re
Bragg brought away v
which he found in a v
A blockade runner. v.: .• .1 4
ran up to Iltuarlealon - s• • L.
sion of by the navy. '1 i , ...1
other blockade-n:lnm., . ••• .1 s, 1.• I
%vial some intereA,
1! ;If ordt•ra to go and
tat to guilty
r whiell he wasenaght
Sherman le not In non vic!•,:. v. Ile
holds Branchville, Ontn_ 1. , tII.. Y-
Ingtoo. The trbels nab i 4,
at the north and Bona. 0: ..1‘• .-...4,..1
nation.
•
12 Tht• DI vi =lon was
—• the !alai shot that
I • was march
, t:i. utli 12, while the
The city Is In a ter. i', 1.11 ;P s ., !• P! r‘r
The effect of our P•111IP as
to shatter and break 1 11 , Dr') 'ill IA
them in the lower Iwo t ..• H
Bat few of the inh, ••,•
Glilmore reached tin' 1., IV W.
tbit—he was grected .t u •,lee at d
blacks. All day long to • ••.,..e ..•
fur provisions.
All of the hotels arc (. C. Windows and
doors fastened.
The cittzeos Fwy
to the city le liked with
have exploded as yet.
filled with ammunition.
Evacuation 07 F.)rt And3rson.
Cavopenstiva Itlorem n v Oar Lam, and Na.
vat Forers.—Orn. Id M k,+ an Al
tack with Eight Th ..,I .
bell Works S'icre,l y ba, dcd by It .e Mon-
Enrmy by a Ala m Mont
ton.--They Lenve ipil, ly la th- N4°lll.
--OOPS FOrrell Mov 1 nt n g a.—'[ht
•• i• -I after the forty had
aro 01 the capturenf
•Ir In, xhowing their
r.•w, red 11 the torts
, 1 Admiral Porter
,•,1 and 11 tiny moved
water. They took
, and pat up with their
04 animal belog the
.z.•e
/Macbeth
Sum t dr
Burhal
Lives Lost
reta7
[Or :
Wait DEl' s WAS` , INGTON,
..,',l.!)' I'. 3i.
NATION'.!.: Li:II?.
WAR Dr!' rsILNT, VOTINCTON.
INTERES I 7 — . ; r %:Ls
MEE
of about
rain , which
rr-• n•ne
&tr., tutilUtc,"
irnorv'n 4'4;1, nt
planted
MEM
Tie rebels retreatou i.
The rebels have let at , i!.l ut.: ii•l‘nlity of
1118 in the various • :: • ;I: but 1
ye not ti me to give
; • .• La r up
•P • ht.!' thtui
1,./ a, Ots 6
Capture of Lho City- t eted
ADMIRAL P.)%:; a itv
The Navy Dtpartineir
rom Admiral Porter .
Untrett to:-1111. INMIN. I
- Care Fr • I 1
Sta :—I have the toe. rt , ot - t tilt :01r:ender or
evacuation of Fort And •tri.
Gen. Schofield adv.— t 'tile wills
8,000 men on the 17111 11..1 A. ..•111.• I nue I nt•
ta-ked the works by w.rit r, ill . 111.,n I:cm. 31nt
conk ChM , to the w0r..1. i I, ~i it rin with the
lbirtucket, Lel; C r on • • id tid.• And
wind not allow ng to 4 r tire.—
The fort answered pretty tit 1.1,1., (town
by sunset.
On the 18th, st 8 o'clo-1., I moved no With
the Monlaukjeuving 1.,. •I+-c-, 1 , 111 , • kin•rre:
Huron, &wwwur, Pod°
Pmetuarri. , ;11 of, york ,
Chippewa and Dille A.,.s 111.0 e.• ,-I ui , n ncavy pro
during the dAy until lA , . I
The Anemy's bat
r --v• :1 , 1111:V1i In Z . . o'clock,
though we kept up tint lite unlit du-h. We 645 0
tired through the Dien , .
In the meantime Gen. •bon:ld working' In
war of the rebels, to .of tbvoi ..a. latter
did not welt for the lout; to r•irtounit them, but loft
in the night, taking iiv,• - er .I'l pities n ul tight unit
, le ry with them, and eye: y. 01 Vt.!. YAM'.
At daylight thin ot our lronps Ova
were near by, went In a n d 6(.64,1 the II i, on the
ramparts, when thu bring erased loon the monitors.
There were ten heavy e,lda In Fort Abduction, and
qeaniity of ammunitne..
We lost but three killed And livA wounded.
I am, sir. your tot,: i , 4 , . t R`•rva it',
DAVID U. F , lot I Eli, /f-.'c ilintral.
n Hon. Omens Whus, S craory 55 ihc
A SRAM )TONIToIt.
WaIII7IINOTON, Wt•gineECoy, Feb. 22d, IS
It IA 'bard that Mina! , y ++lli Geu. Seto
MOVOillent Og .nn F.ir udrnuu, on the 18,
a AL= monitor Vt., 11‘,1 Ql; the /Btll,
whictt Aided the nbels 1111 S 111 11ii .1' algid.
Lieut. Cushing Wale 3 6.3 1411! .1110 of
obliractions suovo 41. b unddivuded by
any ra/XIS, and it•rlf 1, un' ! ..loubledly
In our posbessiou tre lllin, up 11W :11111y was 11111Ving
on tnipnud Mat city; Two or tb4 tooatoni yons
JP waft b"• i
the Exchange of #risalurn--na
More Funds or Supplies to be sent
South—lmportant Statement.
Bummons, Wednesday, Feb.22d,1865.
The following has been received frog) Meier ll*
ford :
HDQRS. ARMT or TIM 'UM, Feb. 7..11, 1903.
To the 'Agent of the Associated Prets:—l will
thank you to make the following announcement
through the Press: In consideration of a general eir
change and speedy delivery of all prisoners held In
the Bnuth,-it b deemed Inexpedient to forward ear
thin date either lands or supplies to any person tow
In captivity. Such parcels or remittances sot may
have accumulated slum the last shipment, or may
hereafter anse, will be returned to the shippers,
Jona E. Moirosua,
Lit ot.• Col. and Assistant General of Ezdtonge.
c,l.cui Ativntisausto.
AILASA. CHASE, NOTARY PUBLIC.
GREAT BieND.
A g't vlrmayl.igrrietta of Draft. Illortom sz4 °User ta•
, V
111. . 0 1,r any Mate ay Tenitory. fa* o"raimLft sad
ucher• ricknoldged before m, d sat requ.ri the car
”l.,.. rl lhv 4. tett of th. opus. omeo .11b N. U. cuAsz. Lc,
.L a I.ieni A v, lake 6vr/17 tiL•1111 LOUT.
Be F. 1.. 171 h,
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
'MOTT r`P: to 11,0, a:tv.n that 10 Minn%nee of authority wale.
1.1 .11 b. thr last .t I and tnnalionnt of Ewril. Coclurn, 1 frlll o2
t" an'e. by vr..due, on the premix,. amnia In For
1.99 e nor,./., 9..941.1911:0 the farm of Wt. Abair Orlea 00
Tnor9l , y. tt a loth do) 0 , batch, 180. at ten o'clock, a. na,
wtt:
kn.,. 9 09,1 9,0,e 9 ram old,' /9711 . 7 min 7 70011 old, IS prima
lutnty, aragon.l taro b rye lumber Meta 1 net
.1. torneaa, I do.,ltorti and nowt., two rialra. I borrows. S
11 an lk y of boy to lb. born. milt pans and path 6 eder barrels.
nail tr, Tie fanning mill,! boil/ tale I (91914199011t.b19 11 :99
I erslo " - wilt, me* 9utotry other artlcies too nuintrona to
0 „ it'',
—.ow.
not n•-e- 410, can ; over 1110. orte Teenllmecilth
Oat,- t t oot 't to, d contr. JOS_ ATM
Eat, ttr ;lot 1..1 Not II and tenement of JAM. COOKAYN •
1. els. tsar
SHOOTING IRONS!
REVOLVING AND lICEIGLE-BEW STYLES,
AT FIEMAN'S.
TEE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT VET.
.1 Singly Pistol that Draws Ito Own Car
tridge after Firing!
ss , ra•• A 1.• 011 , 11311•1 f... All den and *llea of ear
t rage t... h (I D Ely. Double Water-Proof nil united
matt s • • cumhou Cam
1.41 to ere thua New Rev°leen
0. nod Ptetols Who*
D. 13ZMAN.
hlwor , Feb. V.th. PAO -tf
IIF. Coo:diner...hi° of fl•Teitt• & Lodhrop Le this day lesolned.
I 11. LI The Woke aryl 14201211111 en In tbe bac&
rop. e shop lormealy occupied hy he, foe metals
: t. 0d.1.20 ritual be done with es !title delay .. v )oeslhle.
A. HAWLEY.
M.,htmee. Feb. nh . 11 , 5. OZU. R. LLTHROP.
HA Vl , 6 end our 'thou and gnu t the Carden* m , Bleamitt.
lug lotot• e s- we have on bawl almost eve ythlt.ie wanted In
I.• r !Ls, u we tourss to melt ran tow for deli, or tau with
~,,, t t.l • in, ssli ~ .0 .d1.• time. The tolloolng an a few
Itt 0
rt . 13111.1 Ll.ss ss Ipso. for sae.: :
l'e••t o Mos of all • tea including truck, pole Macro
twnt n il.. end p-lee hub. ate., bob Wel: elk Heigh
u.ss. ts, s , a-ths.ss ut 5000 tuner§ evoke. oak
1...41 sm . :4,y :tent Lotter stuff l market wagon indp and =M4 boa,ty ant It. 0 set lumber wheels, I set buten 'wheel., 4 Ism
t.. er, I rt , , s 1 sears one horse, nveliclug wad tot monk ,
essas Isl. set o , On Is, I paint palnte end Palatal.
r. tettrs lusssche• sod bench serene clamp* and hand wren/.
ot e tlt ottle Irt elute, Antwe kn. An, I to.. of Icon. I Lit
0tte...0.t tt %re .uttl he tools of sauna every deeertption, ell or
o tt.to tee) tut t trona et our old place of butnees.
A. So HAWI.NT.
NI outrun, P tit "1 - th, ISAS-Sw GEO. K. LATHROP.
• 111111 :1
t• ti., 1., ,11 . 111. , • I
MBE
To Consumptives.
Tvz A DYE:ll7l5ra WAVING BECK RICATORED TO
I. I h In a low week.. by a very Whet. oemedY• alter hs.lna
d ey• n 1 y rare with • ..re lunit effect lon, and teat Mad
anxious to make known to kb fallow-auk
i. wi, d+wr it. he mill rend • copy or the ....MAW. =M
t,. ~! c , arra nith we dleactlone for pettrarted •
n. As' thaserne,
ord. h er a te.. ncir• VW. ror Cahromptlen. Asthma Blot
Tto..ty •I the whirr:leer In .male{ the Pre
n 1. to tweet the tddlet-d. and Alarm! IrlIC•111311 , iC7II which he
C ga , •••• I K• $,,,t Irani e. aDd he h.plbl wary mffer Intl try hi.
I, will coo them nothing'. and mar pose • hiellldni.
oru,Llr, the pen•tVik A .
HDA.III please addrne
It. rI .
WILSON.
King , Cout.ty, New York.
rebmary rth.
Mt S. 'MO LOAN.
TO: ant bority of Ihe Seentary or the Tremory, the trodosoload
a,ofueo rirootol lintocrlption Aarnoy for tbonsle of Dared
r, 1 molt.). Note.. bear:oz wren and Woo ten ths par and. la
t crw., ;or a.m.', known as the
NEV EN-THIRTY LOAN
tree Q, tee tattled undAy data of Angus& 16. IDet4a.dm PaY
ntre tt.r , e ear, ftont that time, In comae,. or are convertible at
the optitat nr the bo der into
U. N. 5.20 Mx per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS
Then T.4..14 an.vtw worth • WM , um of seem pe - ant_ theltd.
h., ,hl4 Int, re- t from NGo.. which =aces the usual mat en the
7 1, h.,. Ai eunent rat. hxindlng Intenst. !shout ten 1 . 47 trot.
to co mernpUoc from Pate sod mongol* bib.
e^ .Ids Flom our to three per cent. wore secordlnx to the
other property. The Interest Is payed* sernhanne
s: v sttxbed to met cot...Mt& may ha Out off and
. TO 111 y took or hatiker.
I=l
I=l
Twn ce.aa "
Tro .." "
" " "
Net, cf all the denominations awned will be pratoW7 enrelb•
seb•crlptlem. Tllll
M T
h. S muter are
‘• Capt.
tug
typs , or ered 1, 1.1 e Glowerrnment. and It leconddeally expected tbsS
Ite :1 0 adrantsges will make k the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
*tee° , eJan rehabs unsold, which will probably be Ale
p - ertl ..f. It sin the met GO or 90 days, when Menotti *III wading,.
e,:le son R., S a pr. tninen, se hes tu.ifutmly been the case en etas
t ,l'eseptlo, to other Loans.
I, ord.: thal ettera of tem town sod wetion of the coaetr,
un% to ott Het tidal. Or balsa the km, the 20,1 a 1 Hanka
antl Prtvetv fi .n Tete through.= the ...try have Gensren7 lasen
to trret a otth.ulpten st mi.. Buladlen 11111 tiled their on
t.;CLIA. to 'Trey have sonfldree, end who only are to he re
rnoualhe for the allvtry tithe notes for which they receive or
dere. JAY area,
t. I.r,i;.tlors 109 b received by the
Fl,l N. lo,al Bank of rcranton.Finalqatlonal Bank of PIM:La,
I
First " *- " Wilketbarre.
linnedale.l
Montrame, Feb. !Ilia, 18A.S. dove
A. C. LUCE.
LIC EN %ED AUCTIONEER.
El=
RAN AWAY
t 'R~~N the en/lumber. hat em Game Glillatt.aged sinateas
I ) e •r*. Thal to w fixtkl all pers.) barbutaa or Muting Una
0 00. MCZ.OIIIt a . trr that dale. J. W. GILLXTT.
GI .000. Yehwry 16 1.1365.—5wp
vcrrirv. 14 "RIF , given to • I wanly r 6 ,4 UCLA al* CAS CO
,ur . . , Itiout a welttea order from ma fprl.lll tan
• t. tit. ennt•mterl 013E154 aN TVEITZ3I„
I , rt,Le..,ter, crLrwry T0,1.10.-s.
Di.molotion of Coparlnomblp.
artnarship to,ntolbre Bala l u ndier the film =Mg of
M. 1.. Il,4Png &4 n has this day been alseel•Nea Z i l27
neernt. re-eue.trdebted paw. all on
lln lemurs sten. and Bettie up will:tout delay.
L ILLIIDLACI AP CO.
I=
THE...I. known at d &arable aven Wend end rurialtuve be.
blrusitd In Th 'r andsß floron.b, loather with
rthom TIP andred Rm.+ or Improved land. a tame of Lan
hr r•v-111 , eltlll ,- d. Par padiCalan Inquire nth.
Dutsdad. P 7`).1843--w4p. ÜbJNJAIII/14
Administrator's Sale.
Fri andeettlerleit TAU otter for rale,st p Ile =COMO. wed...
ioy, 11 c ter, 190. at leo o'clock. s. m„ Who bourertecup4ll
by n c) • PRIOR IA attire from IL unix= Depot, th r
. lb e property, bite of Eu troodrleb. & card
F..ttr lonolred rap toner—Pan oro.- 4 =Ey kci n,. .7 l " d M
ua, frarOog berm. S tbnroleuto d
ult. t .rartlua d. nut bull I hand ern mall. oiler bomb!. or.
presto. tool, tt lemma, • go rota) ot pork, 2 car4cnig snms,
ur, f uteustla. rudlosa m g govra MI milk
ma n , rt o th er &dry uiemile, home p r o
sear triraabor ~
and mod
ra lug anota rano. I retain& mill. hum horsey, 4 rhasta. 3 hire. or
arca t or ran, Ankh., rlrdr, &c, 1 m"....l. ll nSbars Ssat=
, ro In +Le rue, ph., bemlait and bLkorp luzubrr. ha)
ntrh. and "'soy other Weida..
Tracer.-01. ['meat ttn doll= and over, all muntbs erralk WIW
Iturnat an troroveirecortity. E. tt. IV /WON, Arlaer.
13rOokl, t op. ISM
DY D. PIEUDWIRITIDR. IiIICTIONfIa,
On Friday, March lease.
10 Cows 1 Bull and other
A. Full Assortment of Farm
ing Tools,
And a rarloty of other Wicks of Porecoal Property. as Ute Isis
Lerue Farm, in Dimook„
comixteming at lA, a. at.
ALSO.
The valuable Grist Mill property at Elk Lake,
In Dl neck, Bun. Co.. Po., asi r. at, etl tio sups dal.
rbte to me of the very "I$ imperil.' in Ms sown). /be KU)
betnie to run lent re Vt. with a bora . CA =Ur pemr.
11. a of load..ltts al the Sztorm t om
.r dAssaisk= and
me , e work
Emy taws malt known as day doge. Reit&
ktaxe s lT.l4
a. .
Oimask. VaTMUIM4.IIIP •
Dissolution.
BARGAINS.
14vascatrnos Aezarr, PMlaMalpM►
CA17T7.01%T.
FOR RENT,
AUCTION SALE.
STOCK.
GlEri THE BEST.
NULL IN THE YIELD AND WINCHING ON,
ARE
onovEni dt BAKER'S
Mifflin SIVIII MBE
anOVICR. do El./li‘un.
MAKE TWO KINDS OF BIACHININ,
Ihie with the
GROVER & BAKER SITTCB,
Th Ober ibe
Shuttle or Look Stitch.
That? town irrrrca stmts. t. th.
morn' SIMPLE PERFECT, EFFICIENT, AND
DURding EACH= YET INTRODUCED.
nrim Bali m thdr AVM sod Ns m pleot YrAtaaa Wok
sad say 11at0...2k= Will be OM ssttla yleessals.
r.b. VW, 1.•6--3
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
Staab =Awake la the Market
It is a Bilqiiie Vitellille
Tbne .tto Mmi used
51:131 MINIM 02 1 ZEDIEMEEM
COMPETENT TO JUDGE,
!romper.= them. fhr all klub of wort
FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER INVENTED.
ALL KINDS OF WORK,
Irtain the runatcor • tusk in th
coat thinnest Tsolatan, to smiting as
.
DO NOT PURCHASE wrrnour GIVESO • y.un
.I.Twoutr:10)0:10:y46•10,11.1:p1
READ, WATROUS 44 FOSTER
Ilicetnne, Fah. L1th.1.11116.-tor
A WORD TO THE WISE.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine
NrIS'NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE,AO
nor.
.$lOO "
.$.lOO "
$lOOO "
.654X1
But makes; the Look Stitch.
104:1111:4: OCipaoMi4:l:o2 A 4 1
18 DECIDEDLY' LS 1273 FA VOR.
The fel of Oars bents more of t
hus
Outlines sold THAN OF
ANT OS
ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY
Puttee tha bins mad other so called Rtandard Wakes lave
ttinniro mem NI& and glre CA, tar lama, to, War
of them, se being me
BEST FAMILY SEWING ILtCIIINES
For forth= partici:Wm tall up= the demi. whom the =and
aryl= =madam= an on =tabilloa.
EVERY MACIIINE WAEBANITED TO GIVE
LATHROP, TYLER & RILEY
Mantras. Febram7 13.1864
TIEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
II B. PHILLIPB. ettnnerly of Sunine/ants County. 1 . •.. Its
opined •
Wir3l AGSM,
to WaOrrEln D llt. I:barirs County. Mo. Hobos on •and, sod for
ale. • ritual= of
FINE IMPROVED FARMS
Thane ntablas to telll b endi p irne t rattoo of tee
Itro= a (tlk Montrose sal ..t.B .=
It If. ruiurri.
Wentreille, 111.Challo• 00.. Mo.. rob. Ilth,IEM.-11
A Chance to Make Money,
PIE MONTROSE MOM. la for leo. RuilMmi and 44-
a Haus sod Lot on Elsak IWO
U DITNISORE.
MooLoat. rah 11.1Seir
FOR SALE OR RENT.
ILISTORT.&wig 'Luba.. located to ►oat brixdos osetke.
. To= iwry low for Wartime.
Mouth Au
par burn. Pleb tloo ➢ 6.4t0
I
tara .pply J. P. BEIMITOZE.
WS
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
BRIDOMITIM 13.EMOL a . ri! impeded
trwi t trAMtigg i d e g iterbelds:en th eal==b ,P Mllii.
ayordernt ULU& aritilli.Secritim.
lleame.Tab.llllAlll4.4v
FOR SALE.
aid awl 0t0444440. s e r gr la
en:.
weft. ,0‘,..14, Ms, to rar ten:. Woos at
J H. .114108.
Raul Ulm VA. 4. 1343-4 Ir. 0.
• GOODS FALLING.
Itaiso in Thar oaszwascia at al . M ai
sin s• Mac
mown* JIM 11,10,111E1
ANOTHER NEW rum.
COX & MEEKER
A L tu.o l, Vi e llt p&st% tt rui lut' li= . l7 . __VidSprigch t Tre
sad We tbeiar lPN" ! *• • `“"•• I
aZUcZ
wiring pr omptly . Dorte.
to many arm from 88 Wad otakl. 18rxm i tt p oZI
Osirgesorocmpomoolith future. N. ooPPY
MorthomMlOMl by W. L loi
COL Et. O. MM.
loclarlisalmom, 9. saas—affi.
NEW GOODS
wit,*oll GRUM
re"4.#l4loP.
F. B. GRANDLER
MEI
Thiry .111 do
I=
SATISFACTION
EMM
News IteMh
VALUABLE BEAL MATE
FOR SALE.
Lieslaalletalaberiad w ood lot la Lathrop termed% Boothe
o = 6, Pladoelalnlel k ebot 21 0 1 acme,
i rth Tr ?t i ring
re sur tlbet i . ga°4 7 ll T. L. l. 6hol4 •4,: i f s res .vml .q•rl e ft to d o e 7
.ItOle 2 20 012tP There la wool sod Lambe? Mesa lt 9.7
Iht It tufa cm Ann ehanee—wfll be sold low, with flay One&
olwm, ~~mloß 5m 517. t•._ .iotWnlet .0051000.0100, 1X mils
110
al. of Ist Wed the toleoto tand-at vendee:table prepoty.
J1L80.4 eattable 111 11l moony, otie mile item Meadow ea the
pm* yee.eee Lao oussiatte el If plataklll and met
about 20 acne cf lead. , etch the rthzelmr. The ',Mills tam
6 =1 4 = M aim o ar re mils .' fame Vat=nalateit enti
tle mem 'alley acres of get e o_ood tasol tene balance ttetroved.
This farm le well board vrih good Moe wall. well watered. and lei
aWO gate ofellitleatlea la enable el %mane from (my to
thy comrs- eery deiltable btecerly.
ALISO house zed toe 1/1 the
8, f.
Of Meatrose. treaties oat
the Mlle Von- Tee tut coalmen, spout Pi was of lan. idth s
ham an clom holt and gads Wee. •
The attottiou ot theme within, 00 tit-ehart real estate la called to
then tee, se they are all good end &strata* Lam:woe at.
Ute
ne ed tot taco,
_LIO• 1 team olltbeittteL lattat
11201 . 0 . 0 athat lefreatatloe. tall ea. or nevem Deena. awn,
Lux,. CO.. Pa.. 00 g. a. alums. • cea.
bloateutt, Fluequebeato Co., PL, Jan. 5115, 18M. *t "
PERSIOBSIIIIIIIre
T . : ... AT ... y=l • tlt t ajeod aL s ittla bl ri ,
Allotakna outerdly torpan4 pro= fOrwarftl 0 u t 1.5
parunent.
Shrew mutat. do moth? and olberoOttheirmo ars not Windt°
boom, b. If of.atded ,hol the 0.4 ". U., or their mhb
throe are retttltd to ;easlon. P.m to to the 05.111.114C0 111,
Wed to poseur wader Ina now eola and feudal. oa as arr
bud Onnee. Connsdagoard Ulan' au wattled to prnatoo bekoot
to Many.
It L.• tut ut generally known that the situ Department to
CM of loot problem:l dolmas of a soltbrr or when. tw Lu suet
and Atm parents dependant on him tar rapport, or t foray La
&allure etreoroatsocea hare, both wildlers froto the genii:L—
A potent:ou ottlda lgto4 prompt ry wade ora wal wean proof
aded. iota . ..m.lm on all subjects counseled with gwrenunmt
dr Imo nu. All koterr orktogiotormation gully augured
The relatives of who dte atter eallohno la sad before ba
log =soured to are rotltled Peoake. the am en
al it wash aoldlar
1.a4 died In lbs armlet
N. B. " Ths latch CAM Iles haw te Mt."
*O.9URN S,Tur Attorney
lawman ,
Weektrew•Jan V.A. Ma —are
GIMPE VINES I
MHZ uoderrigmed hoe foe Fele WOO Ccmered. Clinton. tad Dee
ware ur lithe. at Ng per alradred.. p pe. down. or si
fore angle punt. 1 here VI nuittles, end eon llama et 7 nthal.
but the above ant the hoselert
Omen num b lelt elth H F. IrIIAZICB. Iserreinteare Et*
inmace. itmtn, Uporroeo ; O. W. LIMIII. Lilzooch i F. LYN I.
U Lit AP CNC BR. Lyon,Posgothonao Co. Pa. wo aides remit.
ed after April lith. CLAY.
[hart's OPrro. Loren= Co.. Pa. Feb. Ob. 150.-loerp
Dissolution.
OE T Cokerbeerehlp of IR& HINE IS Thus day dbekSeetljey
enuttuel consent. The Hooks sed seossotaus left 111.6 Lik
ward IFllse, oelleellos. be Ilsasoess of 0.74 Sr Welatelb mom
• lobo ate ladebted to ELM Itrm an requested to all aad *Ma
.td oat •azUse• No lee. r lIALAke I KA
Mceadose, Feb 14.1563...ey =MANN
t ativorfistlnunis.
Admiul►lrulor's notice.
Norricz la hereby glean to prima ballad domande edited
the east* of Charles seeder. late or Lena towerblp, deed,
that the um. sous b. preerat..l to the lre &valved tOr erbium.;
aan ell penord mdebt ed to saki estate ere regoteltd to male lah
warms pr•MUlt HORILUE SNYDER. Adair.
LtouoFeb. 27. 1861—fonr.
Auditor's. Notice•
MIRE oatarolasect. onlator. appointed by lb. oipbsbe Coot
I. of busgoclumw county, to dlaabote lb. fur ea la Its Maas
of the A dmaa.troloa of lb. tots'. of David lea. deatomt.
will attend to the Mateo of ha ntd sopoloaarta at byoff*
In Honiara. on Toesdoy. tho Mat day of blo ., eb, at 1 o do* p.
m,
abet, all mono Interacted amid tone- wig Dreamt tar, clava
or bo aro•ez debarred.
g, ilfelfali. aoCitor.
Illoolaar. Fob. MU. IBM
Administrator's Sale.
N°AcZ2.l tT,Vot'gs Ih"..ILPMIfr of .7,17 d °I Z 1
to vela by fatale ermine, on the liternlsea In Flezelei lowa
Mo o
TlM:many. Varela kith. 1488 et one o'ektk, p. lb* al.
lowing del-need ;oboe or parcel of land, late the torero ol llama
Burdick. druesed ; boend.l end der !lord u follow*. to ed.:
B..gienint al tbe centre of lb- beg ti_y at a o nso .1 beds
A 1ra...14444k, turns, own. test. tarts •to the prellaria
eoraer of add Ogden land ; thence nortli or teal, 8 pendus
= too I
feet to a corner b the lira fonzierly of Ley ; thence lb2l
nat. 36 perches id • stones corpse In mightier aline- lcon ebb
said line north r east 14 perches to a stake In =ld at; those
comb kr east Ile priebee to slake nod stores to raisins I the d
Drinker's land ; we moth tr weal perebes to the ••1
Lake f' thence wrath 37. .eat 1114 cinbes to roamer to Nei ode
roJ ; thence south OW west IS perches to the centre , fnY
highway ; thence 11012111 16' teat grebe- to • br i d g e;' Meru
along the highway moth tort hi poen. Into plan ot brgia.
mama; mutant liftekbras acrre of land, be Ila.sme nal Cll 1.1%
sad nearly sdl Balloted.
g
Term. of IS do —rs on property bein Arndt dawn. elo
third of balance on I oaseadrin being Oren. widths nentalndre
Wens: from the num of siting posevalon In two eds.%) sansei pry
=Ma train the But continuation of sale.
ItArskil 11. BIISDICH. Adra'rs.
Hetrick, Feb. TAX, 1913.-ew
Auditor's Notice.
MINX .deretcoea. thethil be. appo hated as Aught. by ha
X Orpb.‘ Court of thhquebenna vomnv. to dlithbela
the roads In the bands of %ha a thahletator d the tett!, a S. H.
Taylor. thrheed. bextry dm ootloe that be ertil atNtod to tbt
Owl •of rafd .ppaaa•a, th. oboe J. ti lam. te
Montrone, en ttledoeslo, the nth day.ot Ilereh.lBo, at I o'clott
at which time and Owl all perwros intended la said ftal
may weer et their elabmt. or be threwr tethered from e - tobag h
D. W. 'MARLS. /Lae.
Montron,Feb.la. last—Ear.
/Indigoes Notice.
OTICE to hereby Oren that the soulrudgod. an dtteßOT qr.
N
pohlted by the Inbar.? Court of reognehanta County le
=see di...Wootton of the funds In the hand, of the admlaberabe
of the mks, e of Catharine Chef hazdsoo.deceasm_e, attendto de
donee of bb ILMrftIEORI3I. at Me Peke of J, B. McCollum to M•tr
rose, an Tharefty, Womb 80th, 16th at I o elect p, m., when al
perm. tour. la sold funds .111 puerto tbetr chtloa or be Ice.
W. PM& RIX !twit...
FOM:1113y IV A, lOU -.l*
Auditor'. Notice. •
TRE anderalgeed. an Auditor appellated by the Coott of Cmir
nee Fleas of ounsetaona emote to mate dletelLuttrn of the r e
Tombola the tiled. of the A4mlntrratere of the rattle of Phil wee •.
ttnhh d. rested, wilt attend to the dome a his avto•lotatent at to
ofßoe to al manage. on 1 hands, the fob Clay of Wed.
o'ektel e. v., at mbleb Mae and plate all men* tnterreted EN
fon° tellt prentat their elahaa or be , oraver tarrid etas tat al
on old road Al. 0. WARBid.ladttcr.
Illlontree, Feb. 5).18611.
Auditor's N ogler.
To.dendttod. an A ado? ayrointed by •ba ^fpbsn.' C ml
or Mniquehanns anmty to dlbtita tba Inds to the bands , :
the Adtalabatolar In the Bute ot a altbet. Ininarore.dedtL. ttt
attend to Lbo *flan of Ida amr.latmetat.. at Ids aka to Illonntaa -
an F Iday Ilmallth day of Munk ISM at 1 o'clock P.m •
-
yabka time and pia., nit perms Intateated wl/1 pm their altand
ono, or In forever dotaared from combs In on odd Ittod.
A .0. WARRIZI. Molnar.
Montrose, Feb. VI, 1.€0,-.4..
Auditor►, Notice.
TFIZ undentesed, baring been espotated an Auditor be the f~
abut,' Come of busdnehanns vaunts, op n norptlqui te
the edmlelstis too am not of Bendscath addles. lLsemSor a the
estate of sarociel Spediusd deceased. hue of the mkt amity, ant
to fu dhatibute the fuodswatreh m the tote of rbe teat estate d
the rid decedv.t amoope those entabel theMo.herebfelrnm
tics that I e will attend to toe dodos f rid appointment. el IA
oas. to Montrone. on Ttronday the Lit day of llama nest. at
10 o'clock ► m. of toe mute day. whop ail Pcnbuk haunt
tenet therein eau attend. or thereat er k debaned from mites te
MBMMI
Sheriff's Sales.
DP virtue of a writ lisped by the Court of
1 .1101mmen Pleas of linsanetranna County, and to me
directed, I will expose to sale, by public "soda., it
the Court House. in Mtmtrose, on Saturday, Mod
111.1. 1865, at 1 o'clock p. in., the following described
piece or parcel of land to wit :
Au. that certain plecs or parcel of land situate is
the township 01 Rush, County of Busquebsons,bonnd
ed and described as follows to wit : Beginning at s
hemlock stump standing near the old road, thence
west 37 perches to • post, {Renee north 40' cast H
six-tenths perches to a post at the road, then...along
the road north 30' west 11 perches to a post, thence
north 60' east 34 perches, thence east 64 perches to
• post. thence south 52 perches to a post, thence
west 72 perches to the beginning. Being - the same
land and premises which Wm. D. Cope and wife by
deed dated 19th of 7th month 1850, for the consider
Minn therein expressed granted and confirmed unto
Erman. Maynard as in and by the in part recited
deed recorded in the office for recording deeds Book
No. 26, page M, relation being thereunto had will
frilly appear. And the said Emilia Maynard by. bit
deed of the 9.2 d of March. 1860, granted and convey
ed the same to, the said George W. Maynard record
ed in some Mike in Book 33, page Pal, as by refer
enee to the said last mentioned deed will fully air
pear; containing acres, be the same more or less,
with the appurtenance*, 1 framed house, one barn,
some fruit trees, and mostly improved. (Taken la
execution at the suit of M. B. Wilson, vs. 11. W.
Maynard.]
DAVID SUMMERS, Shelia
Bherilra Ghee, Montrose, Ps., Yeb. 13th, 1865.
Executor's Notice.
tUOTICZ to betebp &ea to allotment towing domande Wad ~-.
IN Ma estate ol Mariam Prate Waal, late olVarbaut= L
that Memos man be presented to the undeadaned Ow
and all perms Indebted toiled edge En valuated to tusk* t
alata ItKnuned.A. PIM%
w_ MUM Jur.. Ilea lug _.... 11e...... ,
A &Maisie:aloes Nonce. ..;
MOE la testy therm all Mom
Wale had
a. eleaaaadaatalag
&b•
l Truman Lambe. late at - .1 bra lemma". •".
that thane:no mat be remelted to the andenatned tot ee
mairand all mow Indebted a. aidaura are ' , Karelia' W
leamednet meant. CeIARLL4 MUCH. Jabal.
/some. Pea. at 4 1361-aw
Executrix's Aotlrc. - •
mammas stun tausssuis to to, odd. of Whit •
V V Ws of dump talroptp, diottoooL beforla'
ed the 000difinwt. pefions todablt4 to the otl4 num
atratry to mato Immodlato poorsoost. ofankros butyl dos
of &W,l .Plod the *ate of %be odd &fedi* mix
1
twin the num ontbout delay ' LYDIA /fp LIJUL Men.
James ro, an. 111KIL.Ahlo ,
Administrates's BleUce. •
VOTIOZ lb HERZBY OLVIN to all persoastathAitetagt
thetetate of MI B, Wool %Wats at Pr .4) toell•
aria deed, that the same matt treirmetaLW te
=t, sad allpenoas tWit to sate ecateuri moral
tattle maim. ' ' B. W/q310.N. Atm%
itrohlYta lab lhthatehAw
Administrators ,Itelleo•
Eurine la hems &ea ta all ;mom ttartv_i dermas aplesl
the estate of Walter J. Walls, Imam M 140 1 ,4 3 10 Idol.
.ortorrly of Plkt Co.. P. demand. that the woo moat too Mt
orottd to the Goodall* td for it'lngeaMP , sod al P m "' lad.bfr
14 to mkt elate are riememed to atilt* liattAtate poem&
Weld Bead, Yob. kb. 160.4 w • JOEL Dolltltif, dat.
..Administrator's Notice.
COlLtsnerobyttveo to &Ili= Itsvlngdeuumaisialld
, the EWA Ca Ws . .WS ol Waling. 11.. ►
docamodAlpitthswinmas be_ p t iosai l d to tt.iviATA
ad unsosuncelmul It penal INIII $ 0 Pla .1 .."
fee. 11,110.401114 niallai.—'
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