awa
, editor Proprietor.
,iT, i'UtUtiher.
S A TODAY, JANliAKY 21, 1W4.
EDiTOHiii roBRBSPONnrrrcp..
ruit.AWii.niA, Jan. IS, ISiis.
The uinnct ttaikct i:.ini'r.ii-.:i oinetvliat;
t rm jit tit, mil business ''-fiT:.lly is ''''.
Notwithstanding tV: -.vat !!'itii'.ir rf cur
people absent in the ticM. the '! u.and l-T
house in
this citv and elsewhere -ems u:i- :
diminished. Where the occupant
ti ,
irom is pernitps n promcm h". v..-v . .. , (.
Quite a number of building will I- erected
the eomiti" rosson, notwithstanding the ad- i
Tl . I,... nf f.'f. i
vanccu. Diatom. Tin- o Pri. es o; i fi-r- .
nicr times cannot be lflokcel r :.t IcM i-T ,
generations to como. Nor is it at tut hiir.-i-"ile
they should be revived.
When t'i'j f;irtuer received but SO to '"
sjcnli per bushel fir v.'. .:t.; he li.nl '- ""
rry for nuc'.i '.JXinUis, n tea, suB-nr ini 'uf
fee, than even now, :it war priccJ.
Thu roccal c.iiturc nf Wilniintun fv-T.n.'il
tr tsUo vV'Vooav Ky ruryiisc lint t!i.t it
wns tmnroimblp, but no one; txpivtcl it so
soon nficr the recent tailure of Ovn. ilutb-r. .
The impression seems a!mit nniv.n-s.-il. ;
thi.l ll.o close of thu lebeiiioii is not very ,
J.sJunt. Wlir.it that pciiod arrives. lie re
must be a revulsion, for w lii'.li all prudent
iricn should prcp im, iillhotigh tln.t will L,(l .
followed br n fenon of prosparltv perh;ips, (
imeatj!p!ed in thu Liluty l this country.
Gi.XJKTj TilJTLPB ItEKOVED.
At the request of Gcnend Cmpt, ths
Vicident has relieved Gtp. Butler of hi?
military command, and ordered temporarily
Gen. Orel to cupcrsede ii'tn. It is prohnMe
iio'.vevcr. tint Gon. Itosccrans v, ill be cveutu
ally nppoiiito l.
Gen. liuth-r it r.i ?rfivc nv.J r.s patiiotic a
"inn as iivos. He was among tbe very fr.-t
tj vob.inti.'or in defcace of the Union, when
the great treason developed itself. He was
v. itli the Massachusetts tro.ips wl.eu. tiic'r
nrssoto was forciblv resisted at Ealtimore ;
r.nd it win to him, rrore than to any nthrr
ui,.i ".ein. tint Washington w savee
i.l Annspoiis und I?r".!timore ::o convert
'I into loyal cities, lie is not t:i educated
soldier, never having bo 1 the brnrfit of a
West, rv ijit ten;', r.r.d on this nrcount may
iK't Lc a thorough comtnnr.dtr of corps or
ru:y ; -but as military governor, or as &
e;-.'d administrator of the laws, the country
has not yet produced his counterpart. The
President-is v. ell awr-re cf this, and we pre
sumo that after a short release he will be
ttssigiwd to eomu post w here thec high
qualities will be ot the great importance to
the Government.
MAJOR GEN. BUTLER'S FAREWELL
ORDER.
Ueiidqnai-tcrf Veiai tiirit V!rginit and
Xorth Carolina, Army of thr Jamr Janmry
P. lfGo. 2.UiiiTS of '.be Army of tor? .lames
i ..... ,t .... A.l. -
ioer ccr- iiuii.ief, .-nicitu e'iy uu
Prcside'it, titlies leave cf vcu. Y'uir cou-
ciuci in tiie iijlvl has exlr.rled praises iiom
ill? unwilling. You have eiidiiied the pri-;
vatuirn ol camp and niarcii:rg without a
liiiii mur : vn nave, never iaoeu ihimhc
I... '.,:!. ,.1 t.. nil ...V
when ordered ; yon have sb rmed and carried
.vnrks deemed impregnable- by the cnetvy ;
you have show n positions to be so by hohl
;hvm ugainst liis first assaults :: i-.ttemntinj;
to retai.15 tLem. Those skilled in war tuive
marvelled at the obatueles overcime by .e;r
.a! or.
Your line of works has exoitp'l the won
3er of ofllte.-j of other i-hUmis, w ho ua-.a
:onie to learn doi'cnBivo warfare from the
noiuiitieuts of your skilled labor. Your
lecds have rsuderc.i name illustrious.
1 alter times, your uentr.u s prouuest
ntmory will be to say, with you, "I, too, j
vas of the Army of the James !" j
To share rueh companionship is a pleas-I
rc ; to participate is audi acts is honor; to i
avy commanded such an army is glory.
la one could yield it without regret. I
'no-ving your willing obedience to orders, j
'tr.essir: voar ready devotion of your I
lood in your country's cause, I have been
liiry of the pr-eious riiarg confined to
ip. i have re fit.-yd to order a use'ess si
ritice i f lives oi'sreh soldiers and I am re
evo.l lVoni your conniiaiid. The wasted
'(K. l of my men docs not stain my uur-
e.its. Fur my action, I am responsible to
Oft :;rel t ) inv 'I'.UIltrv.
Ti the Colored troops nf t
rtr.j of the
Ai'.
In this army ymi Lave been treat-. 1 n't as
leir--', but 11s eoKliees. "i.m have shown
iii-miIvcs worthy r.f the rnifornis you we sr.
.0 bet. dim ' rs of the Union seel: to cotn
i:i l you. Yo'ir 1'iavi ry l::;s won tho nd
iration even of those wbo vvotdd b y.-ur
istera. Ycur palr.nisrn, fidelity "und
urigehnri iil-.tst rati d the bet (ptaluit-s
maebo.-. l. Yi'ith tlio bayonet yotj havij
lockcti the iron tarred gates of prejudice,
en!:..; new 'teM ; of fivedom, liberty aud
uality, and ol' right to yorrselves.
C'otiiriides of the Armv of the Jmatft. 4
I you farewell, i- arew.
BE.t'JAMIM Y. iU'i'I.KR.
XH- r-Uccr.
Very 3-aiest Ir-iiu J'url richer.
QH.yi.v.fi .M..SKOH Jan. 17. 0
rial to the Baltimore- Anerlc.
j d .. .s and nit't-.T, (.und uiu
;: ?. M.
nj. -After
licet Fort
...rt'-.it.iis
brr is c.'u-. wjjt, -td -.iu. .
i's c oiiiniaiKlir lai. i. I n.'
d " i f.i.ide by ihr army iijid tiie naval
ige at thrpp fiVloelf tn tjat:r .i-v jif-er
n. due cnrt r of the F'.rt w al "tuvurctl
ai'" .:rt lio.ir.' but there was a l.a-.u-to-1
tl-.dit with 111'.1 jjitirisiin, w'rieh last'.-d
1 nivt o'c'o. '.e nt tii;nt, 'I'hcn, una
.! vn and blody roeistu.iee. !' f'.rt
i's ajii'inaeh-.i tii-ic trcji e,i;h tin
he garrw.i-i U.3..;t, r, Inf.-nvd,
'.lie v:.;iilier ;' pi i-..in i tulu--: is over
We ciir.f,:re. V.' ri-n- All the forts
utir.j ih M'Hitid it,il ,-kc'a Ijl'.vd t' .;.
s. surteridere.;. 'J'l.t lei..-l j;, (.,.
il. . -.Oil !. a l ev;,!,-. ..,- utitliidvil.
i l.'.'..it. Pr,- ;..!, md !.;.-::. i .rt. r, com.
b.r.t "f Mio l!r-.g iiiij.. -,.,v .., uiilcd
l
ltatiit.
n. Wbiftng aw 1 C..1. t. itidi .,re '...tii 1
ti.-o. ai.d w. .ceded. The r.-' ' 1 pii-.p s :
Ht-t-e tiiiit e nicKiiii.uiigit wi re in i),j ; al inline and al.r.uid, w hen vcr the na
, stid wpre iiriwn un the river, diir i ti.m J name and authomv am uekuowludg-r-.ta
Went u;i the tirti on Monday ! nl. YVm. II. SewaHU.
ii. g. . lur pritniirM will be immediate
t aort!,. '.Ye hs I everai days of de.
d v.athe.
j n-.aj-i..niB in fh. f..rt rij.lo.led by so
t un Monday u.-juing, killiu and
tii.' Si'0 of lmr r,.ft
S:iijii"0 tU f I' i.t biint'3 the bodies
. t.ir.toJ Jre'..ji an I l',u;or aua tiie
ji.f.i;
c. c. r.
51 ore .Ibotit the Inte Fallnrc.
Wafhin'oton, Jim. 1 a. -Tim Navy De
partment has received tlio following!
Xoiith Athrttc SQCAniioN, V. S. Flag
ship Mai.vku, Ubukout, 8. '., Jan. 7,
1 have tbe honor tn enclose to you a
letter received from Lieiir.-C'om. Temple,
containing interesting matters Keating to
Fiirt- Fisht r. It Is important as a matter of
history, end tells Hie whole story.
i uti, sir, respect fully, your obt. servant,
David i). 1'oHTKii, Hear Admiral.
' To ft.in. Gidentr Wtiles, Secretary of the
! Navv, Washington. I. C.
j 1.. . fjLKAMtilt "PoNTCSfC," OFP IV
I tM.i.r, .Inn. 2, lSdS.--Kent1 Admiral D. D.
I'ni-ttr. V. t. Comuiuildin: lli iorth
A'l.nitie Squadron t
rir:--u may do oi n-ii-iancc i..j..u i.
receive, '.ogeiner wun mv six reinimwnrn
m.'titi'inetl in m v cuer or tins tune, en.
inv
rowing tm-niorandmu of inforiiuitinn olicit
I from on'! of tlu-ir tiuinbcr. Corporal
Thomas Taw ley, of
W"-1 stationed '..'('til
lliiIlllllirJim.t ; ,,
(.lluiu,.,i bv Lit
Miiliuu. lie :iya lie
til during mid hiucu thu
naviil I'iitttry Itui Imnun,
utenant Chapiiuin, and
s'timti'il iif.ir l hi' tuoiind : Unit there iv-.re
. between 30J iind tl0 incii in the fort cm the
' (wo il iys "I attiiek. lint troops in Wiiminif
;o;i "r :- vicinity in reinlorei! tlinn ; that
i I he tire from the llivt n co tierre as to
.ili .e tiie rtbel from their guns and into
! tiie I'l'iiiliprnolV, thnilif hoiit the preater pnr
I tion ol tiieir works. oon nftir the com
! inepreiK'nt of tiie aelio!i; that two of their
Urook' im6 btirst, killing and woninlinj;
sn cvi-tity-fivt'
men : that we iliMiiountert
iirlit of tin ir Kilns, besides wnundinir sevc- '
ral ;her of tli"ir carriages, killini' V.i'ntrcn '
men and woundii'g about tb!il(y . j'l,. Grnr
r d Whitinu; sv.op'js.. ;lllt tie boats which
V" 'ent-iTlty v. ;ir on t!i! C.'ith, to be a
st'.U'Uo'j'i :irly of sevinicil, to which he
ti'juM !i:iVo 'ecu obliged to surrender; that
thij subsequent rapid bombardment ut s'lii
?ct of the same dnj was so tcrriiii! that when
V.r tfOVpS- r.jipnared in Hunt i f L i t,
immediately i'.t'U;-w:rd, the garrison only
aw aite 1 their assault to surrender without
resistance: tln.t they could not 'marine why
the attack had been abandoned ; that mat
ters remained in the name condition nn the
morning cf tho WtU and throughout that
day ; that we could easily have possessed
ourselves of the forts until late in the r.ftei
noou. w hen General Uragg arrived ut Wil
niipgtor, with OtKil) men, from l.ces uriuy
I at Uicliiiii.iui ; that, iinding our troops re-
embarking, Umj, decided not tu moiesi
lis.
liespect fully, W. G. Tr.Mn.K,
Lieut eniint Comuiaudcr.
H.uie-dt from lVle-rslnn-jj.
W.vsntNoYJN. Jan. 10. The Petersburg
Eximi.-, of vesterdav, understands that one
or two more cusualties occurred on the lines
ue i.ay oeiore icsiciun, irom me caving ui
of bowpruofs, iu consenoetice ol the heavv
r.nd protracted rain ot Monday night and
Tuesday.
" i he enemy resumed his shelling of the
Chesterlield batteries yesterday afternoon,
and eorttiir. ed it with some severity. He
invariably gains nothing by this practice,
and no douhl receives much more than he
Kives, for skillful artillerists manage our
battery lire, ever prompt to r-turn tiie lire
und drop thiir shells w ith increasing preci-
' S'.on iu the enemy's bi east works.
A number of heavy bombs were also
thrown along the lines on our left yesterday
afcernooD, nud the bursting of many of them
could plainly be seen from elevated positions
around tiie city.
"Grant's railroid trains are kept very
busy running at present, for w hat purpose
it is not known, except it be in conveying
stores Irom City Point to the leU wing and
centre e-f this uraiv. Everv uiaht and mor-i
ii.g t'.io pulling and blow ing of the engines,
; n:ii the rattle of the cars can be e'Ktnictlv
I , . i . . . . . . .
iicara 111 ine ciiy. ocouis repot c an qti.ei.
aiiii;a:1t tiitro was a rumor lit I'eteisinirg
t!sut the enemy was endeavoring to advance
his picket line in front of oer right.
The Danville J!jiter learns '-that the
: l. ... I. I . .. I .1 .1...
oea.v tains ui caiei i.i;i wuio-o eomu ine
trestle-wink on the i'lcunont Railroad, be
tween Reidsvillc nuil Eesiajav (f) mid
he- j
tween Grce:islurg and S'.-rpciiuw (-.). so thai
the ti'ains mnnot pass over that portion of
the road. It will rupiire scveini iiays to re
pair the diimi'ge' dor.i-."
i lie I.yncldurg ii.i.i, 'itan sa s that til
few (lavs since Captain Kit-hards, of Mose
b'3 cominapd, with itl men. attacked near
i'e rry's Fen v a fo,. e ot Hi) Yankees, and iu
a close li.il, w Ithout tlo: toss tt a man on
i his part, killed, wounded ami captured tj 7
ol tiie enemy. 1 Liu killed anil wounded
were between -10 and SO. The escape ol
Captain ltichanU' men is as remarkable as
the execution upon the enemy, ami shows
the advantages ol coolness and ihish.
Chaiileston, Jan. li. A llag-of truce
boat arrived in the harbor to day with one
hundred and lii'ty Savannah refugees, who
were received bv" our authorities.
( D2ATH OV iiOM. JuIlWAKO) BVXHETT.
i liOeTON, Jan. 15. I'.dw.ild Everett dietl
! t'uis morning at four o'clock, at his residence
) in Summer street, of apoplexy. His age was
i :.;r'.v.ty year and about nine months.
.ilr. Jvereit addivsse.l Ins lellow citir.eus
at Fan ,ict Hull on Monday !a.-.l, in favor ol I
jsentling provisions to S.ivuiinah, and (lining
I the itf'irnooi: of that tlay was present in
I court in reference' to a claim lor damages
! against the city of Charleston n for tin; ovt r
I llowin;: of a portion ot his estate in Mcdford
; by ilifcconslniciioti ofadamon Mystic river.
; (tn Tuesday he became affected with quite a
: severe cold, but neither his friends nor him
' e'f deemed it serious.
i On .Saturday evening he appeared almost
i as well as usual, and retired to be I. declin
. ititf tn trouble any one to r. a,i:i with him.
! .Vbunt i o'clock i.i the morning his hotie
i keeper entered his room, and found him
eiecpiiii: naturally. An hour later she was
j alarined by hearing a heavy fail in his room
juiid found him lyiier on ihe lloi r, breathing
c.eavii.'. A pny-ician was iirompiiv biiin-
i inoned, but. bt-fore he arrived, Mr. Kvcrelt
'died, llic evt !it was aiiiioiintetl ill nearly
; all the churches at tiie eoiiitnenceuieiit of
;':
morning s rvices, and civated a prolound
line? 1 1 sadur-. Hmnly after noon the
1 clitlfCh U-l's of the '-i'y and :sit-nr vef.
, K-ilcl, r.verclt's iuiieial will take place
, at l.o.iil ..-It l'liio-ci':iV lic.v. iu file First
' Cli"r h. jitiv. n.'11'u? Klii pastor, ft is pre
ki'tucil tin-ist.iiu und city aiiliioiiiies will
t:.iv part in the ol.'.-qiiiei of this :,:i..tt and
: j'ii...; -y:-T''i.
H Asiitrx.-fov. .lait. n. - The following
I aiuc.'iiiii en, cut has been furnished for gene
' fid piil.ieatioi ;
i !.;. it rjir. oi' tats.
WAslli.'i'.'IOX, Jan. 13, !S!i5.
Tnr I:i :ideiit directs the undersigned to
perform tin- painful duty of announcing lo
lie pi-op,v,, i; Cnited'Statei that ICdurd
Fverett, ilistiiiguisiieii ma umro by hU learn
iriir ami eloij,;, ncn than t y uns'irpussed and
di.-iiitcrthtcd labors of pairioiism at a pe
lio.l ,,f political tiisordcr, dcpaited this Itfe
al four ti'idock ihia ir.oinii"-
I'lic several CX.euUVi: ili-Marlments vf flip
'"v-rument will caube anoroiiiialu bun. .is
'" rendered to the inciiiory t.f the tleeeas-1
LudieaCFura.
Ybe iaigaat KMnrtmrnt a" CH AP.I.K 0 AtT.I
4 IvlXS, tui.iibeutai ibaei, Philadelphia.
Nov. li, liisj.iui
Ile. J. X. It. Hoi., Ut Proaideqt of tbe Kala-
U.co. !.'. iaa..ai. iu.liiutiou. lor atia-ir.. .ib,i,,:
u3 ( r.l, la
Hi moral (baravterof
: piamoif.
llonovHl of tho Attack Afialnitt
I'ort 1'Muri
RAtTtitonn, .Ian. 10. Tho sprcial corrcs
poiulent of thu Daltimoru Amtritnn, under
ilate of the 9tli instant, roiuiuunieatcs the
following important information relative to
the renewal, or tather tout in'nul ion rf thu
lirent move me nt niiainst the defences of
Wilininjtoii, situated nt FeJur.sl l'oint, lit
the mouth ol the New Inlet. This corres
poiiileme lia.s been witheld from the public
hi-re until it should become known that the
nttuck hud actually reeonunentied i-
SllvAMl-llll' ''jjANTIACIO I1K CfBA, rtf
Bkaviout, .tan. tJ, 1805. IIviti( ridden
out u heavy Houthcast storm ut our nnehnr
n;fe, during the past two days, off beaufort
harbor, wo are now enjoying one of those
periodical minis peculiar to this latitud",
which can scarcely be expected to hut more
thmi twenty-four hours.
Yesterday morning, the wind having got
round to the northeast and the sun shining
out brightly, we were blessed once mole
with a quiet feu, and our eyes were delight
ed, also, with the approach of the licet of
transport with the Hoops famished by Gen.
Urutit, to co-operate with Admiral Porter's
licet in the capture of Fort Fisher,
The that vessel that arrived was the flag
ship of the Commanding Ueneral, which
Toiled the bur at once and proceeded Up
in-amort iiuruor to communicate tvitii the
flag-ship of Admiral Porter. Nest enme the I
sienuiers jmxic ami tun .-lew-.,, each
Willi
nesr two thousand men on loard. The
other transport", arrived soon after. the names
ol w hir j c'juld not be ascertained. All, as
rite, oro now anchored outside the bur
along with the naval vessels.
The plan of battle is fully arranged and
the commander of each vessel Las been sup
plied with a new chart, indicating not only
ids exact position, but the precise point of
the works of the enemy on which his lire is
to bo directed.
The .V.r a liutu Je Cula, being commanded
by tiie sei ior Captain of the gun-boat fleet.
Captain O. S. Glisson, is stationed tit the
head of the line of vessels of her class, eleven
in number, and whilst the others of the line
l are io coiiceiiiruic tiieir lire on ine omwiirns
ol Fort Fisher, our gnus arc to throw a
Hank tire into the fort.
My position to witness the flight will
therefore be most advantageous for having
a full view of the operations of the monitors
and Iivnuiihi, and the heavy frigates on the
right of the line, and of the gun-boat attack
on the outer works of the enemy, including
Mound llatiery on the left of our position.
The position ol the vessels are nearly the
stunt as in the former light, excepting that
the iron clads will take a position about u
quarter of a mile nearer to Fort Fisher than
ut the lirst attack, and the JJiclutor wiil also
join them w ilh their two tii'tcen-incli guns.
j making the monitor fleet twelve uunssiiong
. including the tour (runs of the Munminock
Tlieii tiie IrontiJe, with her tremendous
11 inch broadsides, and the Minn'tio. M'ntiash.
Brooklyn, Hum)i:e!tiiiKtt, Tunctirrn, tirntcn,
TicomUri'ijii, Muhiran, Coluraifo, tihenumlmh,
J'liiciiiiciit, Miiclinntr. M'ttiMce, Ptuchutnn,
Junint'i, Yantie and JCiinitn form the second
line. The iy(i-k, UiKidilht, Ilnn'ii and
"cq'iot, which art as tenders to the Mopitors,
are also in the inner line.
Tlio gun boat fleet is to form a line in
front, of tiie shore batteries, extending to
the right of Fort Fisher, in the following
order: Santiago de Cuba, 2'vrt Jarhum,
Tocuiiy, ihccola, C'ihiificn, SaKiantu, Mara-
( (ama, llhot'.e Idaid, Jfaiiticiltu, Muuut Ycr
! tion. Quaker City ami luico.
The reserves of tho various divisions, con-
sibling of the smaller class of gun-boats; are
ussii;uctl lo a position outside of the line ot
battle
A steamer has just arrived from the lower
harbor, and reports that at noon, to day, a
signal was hoisted on the ling-ship for the
entire fleet to prepare for sea. The proba
bility therefore is that we will sail to-morrow
morning if the weather should continue
favorable.
The licet outside the bar ar all ready to
sail at a moment's notice, and will fall in
line so soon as the forest of musts come out
1 of !uuf,irt harbor. Tht: lamer tranuorls
.-ro iil-.ii i,iil.-.i(lH itbunt liftt'fii miles fioiu tint
shore, awaiting the movement of thu licet.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
tta"s a?s: e'oht resi:s:t:.
'i 2.C llutirc taiirriaOM Pi-ioii-r.
CAPTUKB OP OENEHAL WlIITINa
AND COL.. LAMS.
Tin: Moicr c.itBi:i
Htll.l'.
ISY AS.
2, ..OO I'l-lnoncrw iiimI fi Ciiins 'up-lui-t-d.
Wasiiixciox, Jan. 17. )
' yia Fcr.Tisrss JIonhok, Jan. 13. (
Bri'jitJ" r Central J. A. llixllnn;
t!t-:sr.!!Ai. : I have tho
to honor to report
led bv assault this
that Fort Fisher was currie
utti iiioon ami evening by (leneral Ames'
Dit isiiiit of the Second brigade of the First
division of the 2'Jlh Army Corps, aided by
battalion of marines and seamen from tiie
navy.
VAi!ii.N'e.Tox, Jan. 17, 10.40 a. m.
Mi'j. (Sen. IjLc, Sett Yj 'I-;
The following oliiciul dispatches have
been received ut this department.
llEADQCAHThltS U. S. FoltCKS,
On FtJ-'KiiAt. Poisr, Ji. C. f
The assault wus precetled by a heavy
bombardment from the Federal Fleet, and
wus madi: 3.U0 1'. M., w hen the first luigade
Cen. Curtis, Ames' division, ell'cctcd a
lodgment upon ihe parapet, but full pos
session of the work was not obtained until
10 o'clock, 1 M.
Th.i I chavior of both oflic.ers and men
was most admit able ; all the works south
of Fort Fisher are now occupied by our
troops.
We have ne.t less than 1S0O prisoners, in
cluding Ccneral Whitii -j and Colonel Lamb
tiie Commandant of the Fort.
1 regret to my thai uui' loss is severe,
espcci.i'ly in olht.ers.
i r.i not jr; able to form any estimate of
the number of cauadies.
(Signed) ALFUEI) II. TEHIIY,
( oiiiiiiaiuting txpediiion.
Ft.iiT Fisiit.K Jan. Iti. VJ A. M.
I! m. C. A. Daim, Awiatant Shcrelury of
War: Alter a careful ret onn.iisoai.ee on tac
tile 14th, it was decided to risk an assault
on Foil Fisher, l'aine's division, with line.
! already strung across the Peninsula ami
facing Wilmington, against Hoke, while
j Ames' division should ussanlt on the wt:t
1 i-iid of hu hiud front and 400 murines and
l,i;ou sailors on the :""t flld. Arter three
hours t.f a h.avv ivy fif, the i"sault was
made ut a V. ii., on thu 13'.!". yvneiu!
Curtis' brigade led, anil as uouu us it got on
the west cud of Ihe land front, was b.llow
e t by Penny buktr's and later by Ucll's. Af
ter desperate lighting, gaiuing foot by foot,
and with beveie loss, at 5 P. M., we had
posse-sail n of about half the laud front,
Abbott's brigade was then tukcil from our
line facing Wilmington, and put into Fort
Fisher, and on pushing it foiwurd, at 10 P.
M. It took the rest of the work, with llttlo
rei.iatai.ee.
The garr'tou fc'.J back to the extreiqo
point ol the Peninsula, where they were fob
lowed and captured; autung iithers iou.
Whiting and Col. Lamb, both wounded.
i iiiiiik we nave captured l.tlUU pruoctrs.
ls inipotsiuie to Jot
jdg in the- nigut.
Among thu woimded are tb. commander. !
ot the k-a nrg hr'jgevles, Gee Curtis bring
wounded, not severely, but Colontiij Penny
baker and IK'll dangerously.
The hind iwint was a formidable our, tho
parapet in places tll'seeli to twenty feet hi"h,
but the Uien went at it nobly and under a '
severe tiitt:HetiV fire. Iho tnaiims and
sailois Went up gallantly, but the lutiskctry '
lire Irom the east nd ot the land poin! "
severe that they did not succeed ia mi. I
tering Mie work. j
The navy tire on the work, judging from
me noies, must nave ueeu uirinc. Jiany oi j
the guns were injured. How many there i
were on the poiui I cannot say. ticrluiM lit) I
or 40.
" w m I
(Signed) C. B. CONE3TOCK, '
l.ieut. Col. A. li. C, Chief Engineer.
Another dispatch estimates the number
of prisoners captured at 2,500 and the uum
bt'i' of guns ut Vt (len, Uimit tulegruphs, in
lionor of tiie great triumph achieved by the
united valor of the army mid navy, that he
has ordered a salute of one J00 guns to l:
tired by each of the uruiiesoperuiiuguiiintit
Itichmoud.
C. A. DANA,
Assistiint Mecrulary of VV,
FlTIlTHEtt PAUTiCLI.AUS OF THU
CAPTLHH OF VOHT FISHEn.
lUl.Tl.MoiiE, .Ian. 17.
lVtVAle lcllcn havo been received hern,
gt vini an nrcount ol the progress ot the tit
ta':' on Fort Fisher, do.vu to Saturday, P.
.vi. l lie uttacK commenced on t riday.
The troops landed siiecessltilly, under the
conili'nnd Lf tien. Terry, and occupied the
entire width of the peninsula. The fort
was silent. Tlicle was every prospect of a
speedy hiirreiider, a tlic Fort was entirely
cut oil iVota Wilmington.
S'l II I Jii:t 1M9M H l l. iKS.
KEPORT TO THE SKCIiETARY OF THE
uAVY.
FiuiT Momiok, Jan. 10.
Hon. Gideon WelLa, Scf'y otie Xaty:
The Atlantic is jiut in from Wilming
ton. Fort Fisher and the Works on Federal
Point ate in our possession.
The assault was made bv the army
in,l
sailms on Sunday afternoon, and by 1 1 P. M.
the works wcie ours. The losses urn heavy.
Lien's. S. W. Preston and It. II. Porter, of
tiie Navy, tire killed. Our captures were
guns mid about 2MW pn-oners.
General Whiting and Colom-l Lamb, re
bels, are prisoniis and wounded. The Van
derl.ilt is on her way north with disp. itch
es. Two 13 inch guns were burst in llic
Monitors.
(Signed) ' E. T. NICilOIX,
('omiiiandin'T.
OI I M1A I ( A 11 1 "I 1:.
WasIIincto.n, Jan. 17, )9G..
The Richmond ll'W'y, of this nmriiing'
e-oi.t i:!:T Ine following aec-iunl of the cap
tine of Fort Fisher i.y toe intvul and b'i'd
forces of the Luit- .1 elates:
kai.i. or l'oiie K!hiii;n.
The unwelcome news of the fall of Fori
Fisliei, comuiaiiiliiig the cniranct; to Cape
Fear river, r.-ce-iveil this mori.ing, ocrusifii
eel in the i-oii.inunity a seosation .ifproloiuni
regret. - 'J'he capture of I Ins ton is e",-ve;i-ient
10 the closure of the harbor oi S'il
'.n.ii'xlon by the eiiemy's fleet. It is situated
about eighteen miles below the city, but i-
the main defence of the cn'ranre to the
river, ami its fall, therefore, will prevent in
Inline the arrival or departure t;l Llnckii'du-riltHK-r.
How lar tins source "t revenue
! may jirove injurious f.i our oause roinai"s to
be s:eii, but at irc?.cnt we rcjrard it rather
I as an unfortunate than a disastrous event.
I The follow ing is the official rtport :
I lillVOO.! AltTKUS, AliMV OK YllOilNIA.
! Jantiar. 10.
j Iloa. J. A. &.Uci:
(.etieral Urai'g rop-'rts that thu enemy
b.iiiii.iiliiiJfc nt Fori Hslu r all tint testerdt.v.
iVt -1 o'clock b J. their ir.tur: : 1 . iidvan."
to the assault, a h.-y dciiirijixiratiou ul the
same time beino; made :,g.ilt.i their rial by
our Hoops At li' o'clock Genetal Whiiio;:
reported that tiieir attack hud failed, and !
lite (arri-ou was I cing strengthened with 1
fresh troous. About 10 o'eh ck 1'. M. the '
i f-'i'l .fas cup'uied, with i:iot of the garrison. :
I o further pal in ulais a''e. fit rlii-; time!
known. i;. K. Lki'. 1
Mo tlispntcues have been nceived from 1
;cticrul Terry since ihat of Sunday night, 1
1 nunniiucitii: the lesult ol the assault.
O. A. Dana,
Assistant Sc'cretiii v of War,
axi'Oa-n.tvr .i:vs i'ko.u
k a vr,
UliADlJCAliTKIH AltMV PoVoMAC", )
Jan. 10 Lvening.
A nttnibpr of rebel dtserlers canto into
our lines from in front of Petersburg, last
uisdit. Thev briii. important iici'.'s if it is
l to be relied on.
! Tiny sy that the Danville railroad, lie-
5 ""uviue entn.rtfiisi.oro . a distance
' '",V1: !"x'" desi roved by the le-
c. ni nenvy raii.s, inui ttiat every culvert and
bridge has been carrietl away, and that I.t-e's
ai.nv is likely to be out- of rations altogether
very soon. Tin; quantity they issue m.vv i
utterly iii-ideouaie they say to satisfy their
w -nits, aiul the nu n were not disputed to
vein ii:; and sutler u;ai-t it irvatioii.
Kvery eilort w is lieiiii ma le to re con
struct tiie road, and large gangj are detailed
tor that purpose, but ( veil nt that it will
taku soiiiii ti lie to repair it, the -destruction
being ait extensile.
As tliis is tin it- nn. in road by which they
get supplies to liichn.ond it would not he
strange if Ihe state of tilVdrs in tl.i.- t.vio n
borhood should undergo un i:r !ii rt..il'
change within u few da Vs.
llie en. tny tnaiie a iiemoiistration Willi 11
small force on utir rear line on Wyatt's farm,
near the extreme hit this afternoon, and for
a short time it was thought a light was go
ing olf.
A part of the 2d corps wero put v 11-h r
amis, but the rebeU remained in siht only
a shmt tun. , i-videiiily goit-g to that par
titular place nil m1 some forage wlneli it is
believed I hey curicd olf.
Mo iiriuj tool place, ai tliey did not co.nc
w it.iiii range 01' our pit k. is.
The t.u I eat Moieiai'iiu of '1 Iiuiiiiik
uiisl StU.
fT. LoVis, Jan. 1 el. An uificc: 1'iom Clif
ton, Wajne toui.tt, Teiin., wl.tro he leit
le e.a 'i hom.is on haiurday, says 1.0
active operations may be expected lor seve
ral 1 1 ay .
The truthfulness of the report that Hood
is preparing t make a stand (.t Coi;etii is
not jet ascertained, b'lt is l',iuvcd his dij-or'Miie-d
forces are still flut ing aouihwurd.
leaving portions of the cavalry ia thu rjar
to cover retreat.
General Tiiuuins' army has plenty of tup
J.iies, and moiu were j)aa:!ng up the Ten
ncbseu River, !.'d the ncuvj n.ii.s in Ten
uessee render the roadl iin('a- d'le lur mili
tary inoveuicuu.
The dralt ordered by General Cunby is
indepeutlent of Ihe late call of the Pfeaitletit,
and persons so drafted will not lie credited
to nay Nate included ia ihn rreddeut's
Proclamtttiiin. posarters will not be diufted,
and if enlist, will be assigned tu rogiments
aerviD? mi tue Indian frontier,
The Lltlla j;mi(t (Ark.) iMl.vr.if says the
recent election of N. 1). .Snow to Ihe tuned
rustes .Senate fKmi Arkatus was a faree,
only sixty votes bupg t.,ut, whilo it required
sovunty-bix to loriu a tiut.rmu,
OautUinieu'. Hau.
',.1
;j, 1j.-Sa
All tb. lata at,!., at ClUIlLf 8 0AKI 0R0 4
ATTKniTRD OF
IOOTL.
Sptelul Deipntohej to U IcqUircr)
Wasiiisotos. Jan. 10, 1805.
Mrs. Kx Senator Foot 6 is still nt Vfll-
t.r.l'. nd hn been called noon bv man
L.' t,f.r old friends.
From her nccuunt it sppcttfK that R few
t-),(V1( ,efore Christinas Mrsi Foote pCoctired
a pawpnrt to liring her through tlio llebcl
ijm;, that she might Come to Washington,
llIui proceed thence to Nashville, to looK
alb r iier Imsbjind's property,
i;i,,l,.r tho nretenso of visit!
pretenso of visitinp some m
hct friends in K;n George county, Mr,
- t.
Foote accompanied her. They veent to
Hanover, about twenty miles north of
Richmond, on tli cars, and there procured
a carriage and driver. They met with no,
dillhjuity until they uacl readied uu p.ap.
pahannock River Bear Fred.erisksbui'g,
where there being no bridjTQ on which they
could cross, they V'tnl down tho river seve
ral miles, bv.i.tlic Rebels in charge of the
fe'irv VelUsrd to pass them over, notwith
standing Mrs. Fooie's passport, they assign
ii that thu river was so swollen as to make
H unsate.
Alter waiting in the vicinity for two days
they drove buck to Milford, where, at a re
lative of his (Foote's), they remained seve
ral days more. Ile-ie information reached
them that there was a Rebel force out in
pursuit of them. They, fearing to remain
longer quiet, Mr. Footo concluded to take
the chances of passing Rappahannock and
get out again. Taking a circuitous route
they rrofvted the river in safety, and on
Jaiiiiarv Tib Ciev Miive l at Dumfries
No rebel lorei- is believed to be north of
there; mid they conidered the danger over,
ai.d Mrs. I- oote destroyed her papers, irsr
ing to fall into the hands of our soldiers.
On Sunday they drove to Mr. Ilammel's,
Uceoiiiian, w here thev hopcil to be able to
uet across the Potomac, upon the Maryland
shore. Arrangements had been effected,
and under the ;:':-t'i;e ol some slaves they
were to cross the river on Tuesday, but two
Rebel cavalrymen rode up to the house and
arrested both.
it :ipeers their movement had been re
ported to Kirhiuorwl by the Rebel ferry men
-'"d on fcti'id-iv ! i.-t .!''! l'avis tclegnii;e.l to .
ine iieoei i nivw .1 usiiiii ill r irtieru ks-
mug to overtake thttn mid bring both buck j
, t i.'it hiiio'ul. 1 iudjii: it impossible to I
1 uet Iim. Foote buck that night, she Was .
. paroled to leuvnii there nntil sent f"r, and j
' they set mil wi'li ir Foote for RichirO'iid !
1 mi Wediiej lav. iiiorniu. Thev we 't t.'- '
w en Is Fredt-riefesblirg, Irom w hence he
w .old I e rent I i rail lo Richmond, prob.i-
i-lv naebiiig 'hviV last Tiiurs.iav or Ttiur
hiv n'i'dit.
it.f.'uniii'ti-nr --e iebed Cobniel Welles, ft
Alexandria, that Mrs. Foote wua at Oct o-
til.!!!, and he sent out a ca hit v foree. to
i 1 niiy her !. Sb arrived 1:1 A lexmifnia ..n " ; I" i'n.:t..tmm.v s- i. .
i Fri.iav morning, and s-ct reta--v Sew aid, ' "'''' w 1,1 ul,rt' as ll"'' li"v" fl:"''!
! lieiirn.'.,' i fiier arrival 'here, tliove .iown. 1 thoti'-.mds bet. ox- vox Fur ale by ;. -lirug-i
bii.ilht her t:p in WiiiaiM's and or-ie-rcd 1 W"- a '-'tK-.itcs e.t 7.1 ct :ii
jlitftt she slnul-l be well cared for. It i ! per hott.r,
i a.o!..r-i.io(! t f -t r .dr. fjrwtird expressed the
ij iiiit ti i! Mr. 1-o.ite w:s in our lines
,....., 1,,. ir..,,..u ti...t 1.. 1... 1
! ren iced is tail h in their c'liise, and wr,
1 , , ..,i, .. i, ,; .,,,1
I ills defy ivitl
! .lliie-h as though
! ol our Senate.
1 1: loiiKeil utter oy us as
l i wen) preseut a member
j Mr. Foote tins resigned his sent tn t1!?
I l'ebei ll. ilse oi" dcpresct.lutivcs., assigning
I i.s teii-ons. -'1'bc snpen.--iou of the writ of
1 ,',1Vi'K rnri'U.1," "the pussnge of .-.els in secret
1 -cm ion, against the ititi rests of the people;-'
; 'that the Seate titid the majority ol'tiie
; Hifttse are in the in!ere.-t of Jell. Davis, and
have pa.-sctl sueh laws ns tend to eMioijuish
I ihe lile rties of the people, nud disastrously
alleet their inter- sis
! ! year-i,
' li- die.
M;-. Koote
toor .t:ch'v di''i:sted with
the (..:fi-.I.-.-i.-i
iiidependent tt'
u'.l.iiii. :t has e.
t-.tori,i; ,, ()
u I, -.1, ;.,i. ...I ..t I .... !
ivcniinent, ns. he set out to
niii? to be a rjtie-tloii of tlic-
: is. w ho is leiitrahriiisr ll..'
ii in- power of tiie ."":iti th-racy in blmself.
u lean'ie with htm are all l.ut Trenholni.
Sccr-tarv ol It
Trei.
sure. !te i- boldiy
j pi.Mili.g ior a i'..-i:ilotsuip, iiiK.1 lie is tie
, Icrmiccd to carry on lie- w ar to suit him
I elf lie will nevt r make npy peace, but
wni continue to ''low in. .re liarbafu us he
,rovvs .nore desperate- by the apporenl hope-
; i s-ti' ss ol s'le-es.-, a'iri ll he tads, i tleter
; uiit.ed to inv. lee the w hole country, if pos-
iible, in one .oi it'ion ruin.
I Mrs. Foote floes not think the TJIairs'
1 mission, if intended for peuiv. will avail
! -inythinir. Mane of tin- people of the South
i are weary of their burdens and losc, and
I would willingly quit and make piant,if
' :!u ronld Le iiuarar tit it an ainiiesty and
j si-i niv d their pr.-p.-rtv and alav, .
It i.-. i.iteu'l.-.l, I.y ibivis to arm nud .-tiip
; two hundred thousand sl:iea I'm- l',;e uvvt
! suniiiit rs enmpaioii.
; H id Mr F..o! r-.-a-'ht "1 he.11. it nn. li's
! atlenlion to try nud mcdi.iir f.n bts rppress-e-d
pf-.iple, iioleri-ndei.t of the llelvl bie,'1
i and f-ii,irs. t n.ake '.eaee, to tMt'tl in- some
foreign cliti"
review of bis
Mid .-m'
"tst ble.
riv iu a t a.ui
'ritr.Ti-'Bcsii1:
rosYEWiox
j Ci.N. IS I t, ,1-ltl
! 4 Till. CuH.mtrciat nl
j this eiiy has rc:eivtd thu following de-
' sp deb :
! .N'Asuvii.i i:, .Ian. I.I.- The Constitutional
! C :Hcuiioi. lias unaniinouaiy passed u reso
lution declaring slavery forever abolished
.,,,,1 ,,r,,i,;i,i.,.,i ii,,,,.,!,,Mn ti. ".,.,.
. a 1, '-l.iin iin.hibitin.e thn f ...!.!.
j I'.i.c.'Y.mi i'ecogi.ining the right of property
I in man, and lot -Lidding it from lecturing
I compensation to l-c made to owners; abro
j gating the tlclaraiicti of State iutlepcnd
( em c a-, well as the luilitvy lcrue iiiuilo in
! it.l with the Confctlerate- States, and nil
! law s and ordinances mado iu puisuauco of
them.
All the oi'b'.-r-. nppo'ntcd by the Acting
(i.'urnor sintc his iitcession to ollice are
conlini.ed. Tl:i propositions are to bo sub
mitted to the people for tutiiii atioa oil Feb
ruaiy Jjd. and in M..1VU 4th the election is
to be held lor Governor aud meiubers of the
Leg'islal i:re.
j.'earij thret hundred delegates participa
ted in tlm final vote, 'flic gteatest bin 11101. y
prevailed throughout the proceedings. Par
sou lirow nlovv is thu unanimous choice of
llm Convention for tha next Governor.
Nasuvii.i.k, Jan. 14. The Union Con
vention, iu itaaebsion to-day, nominated YV.
O. iJrowiilow for Governor by acclamation,
A delegate linked it he would accept tho
nomination, w hereupon he responded iu thi
following language i
GENTi.r.MKS : fsettlo tlio conlroveisy ly
my lUis.tering you that I accept. Applause
( cannot be exjiccted to do anything more,
and certainly I ought to do no less than
tender to yru, ss a convention, my sincere
and unfeigned thanks for the honor end dis-t'be-tign
you have couferrcd on m-;.
I will not speak to you, gentlemen j but
what I will lack in speaking, if the people
should ratify thu nomination, X will
trw In
t ,,., e.t nt,...l and acta and Ci 1-in.T
niT i)elp, if yu will send up Legislature
! t' reorganize thu militia and reorganize
i oluf.r uet.uMsrv business. I will put an end
,ft tllil infemtd system of gnenilla lighting
UntUo &Ute-in East, Mi.ldle. and West
I I ennessee a "ii itavo n ...o-t vry .
p'rieiii!.-. live a will as thtv ever did tn I lv "i:e who bus un4 huMolt a&trruuiu-r i-v.- von- ''iU'i2M-'''9
! llbbii.. .al, .,- K.-bel 'Ircasurv Im.ting the -rM. o.aaek t r . i-y er.-la-i a , .-; M ..a- V" -ktfii
j Mrs. Fr... i, a middle nged woivan, not J,"flUMKb '. .YFA IS. tu.. Ir....Uljn, Kings ' fi?d"' V 'Mi
I 1 over iortv-five. ami in excellent heiiltli. Slip I Co , Ta '"'PWA V! yr.T.v.n P7'Vifi-isiit"C- :
lis iifcitu.punietl !y her youngest son, of .c.-s. ,0- !r:4 .. . f ? rh
, "i tn m-i .un; . Imreriualioii 'r-o! I 'A:l! 7i si i5i I
I cnica.,n vj, k'.oii tliiu i'i,-"a.tM-. ..j--
1 plause.j
Pr. T,nrt, Jan. 14. Governor Fletcher
issued a proclamation to day, declining Mis
soHri s iree ftate, in aporitur.c wi:U thu
eiiiniibiputiiiu oidjnaiiCu pnssud by tuu L'tntu
Convention. i
A hundred business liousrs and private
residences are brilliantly illiiminaied to
night, bauds of music ius cnliVcnim the
streets, .and thousand upon thousands of
enthusiastic citizens are congregated to wit
ness the grand spectacle.
Ladies' I'nrs.
PurniiP-:s hlny r1 open ftrttltin lh bent Fun (it
CUAIU.KS) OAKFOKD i ."W-SS, Cuutimruul Uutcl
FLilndvliihls,
Nov. 12, ISCi. 8 iu
U I', temper which makes the bliss of home
Fir disturbs its comfort. The home is in
the forbearing temper, in the yielding
spirit, in the calm pleasures ot a mild ths
positioD, auxious to give and receive happi
ness. ,
Ladies and Children's Hats,
tntert KylM at CHARLES OAKFOIU) A SOXS
Continents! Mottl, Philadelphia.
Nov. 12, 1884. 3ia
RlLtscB. A ebih li hin formed fnllel "TTu)
Clnb nf Silence." Tho rule" lire that nol s word is
lo be tpoken In the ebih by tnenihera or attrndnnls.
Eating, drinking, unokinjr. nnd rending will bo nl
lowed, but notbing else. The Httcmhints nretore
Cetv written orders only. It Is curious thnt the flrst
fccutiiuvnt given out wss n mcMHgc written by the
president, hk follow : '.Ruy sll your jrrments nt ths
Itrown Stuuti Clotlihin lla'll of'Kojkhil! Wiipoa,
Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut strcul, 11I10Y6 Sixth.
Gentlemen's Hats.
AUthcbcst stylos at CII.UtLKS DAKVeiltD A
SONS, ContiDeutnl Hotel, Philadelphia. .
Nov. 12, 1&04. 3ua
Miamokin 4 on I lradf.
' Edimokis, Jan. It. 1SR5.
lUMt. i'l".
pent for wek ending January 14
Per tut report,
To Mmetime lvt year,
s.SIS 15
1.192 I t
6.70:) 10
r z.-iirl.'.'i I
4,2et Ou
Triio.VT ArrrrTinss. A P'ivio:nn writin? from
I ..I'Triiin... .-M'w lyiK. tpe .uni m 010 npt'iiemi lm
1 fe 'ls resulting from the wis nf -llrown's Hmnchial
: 'J'roi'li-s ." tny -tlMiL' me bv rndii.rf me a l..rt n
inure of your ' 'linrclii.il 'i'nK.-licv,1 cnt:loiii I. ill.
! l'or Lti- ititiui: llinl h'.'i'nd ii riillliou only lch bv
j ihusu who huve'Fun'trfd l.om hiiv L'pm diinl 'Afi'oi'ii,
j eii'l lir ho.ifieneM und sire dinnit too. 11111 irt- jio
. e..iifi." (ihi.ui;h I am io. M. ) I thy i nsn-r nil jcr
. i-hiiiu I'urtlieiu. 1 would bon nu t-. 1V.-1 ih .' 1 mi
mie ef Oil ln--t mn ii tli pri-l-- ijn fi .iirt a :.i i
OiMi. but f-t I iu li.' l-'lnj y.-i! ja-ii 'e :o 115 ert
ttiftt I l.HVe." 1't.ivoi'i o.i-..in.. i...i. v ure
1 obtain u gnuin: "Brwi.'s Drvovhint 1 iu..hii.'
j Puoni vsri:; vt-o:;.- Ahy put ol your
I cure ; If you are suil'in.i v. it h the Jypjjep-
! ' ''iu'r (..'ompbtint. or W.-.-luiei-s of the
j Digestive lri;him. do vrnt (..lay, but r.-.ort
I '' tl ..'.) r:j (.(
Ayrr's Amerinan Almanac bus now nr.
rived and is reudv for (Hiurv gratis by all
i their agents, to all who ei f.,r it i hU
! 1'umlirr contains n treatise .vi n-mIiiIu ard
its kindred complaint v. which is wtii we,nii
perusal. It also gives ul Je general ined:
cal inforniation, which is nsf tl aiul sho.il.)
be kept sgainst a time of need in every fami
ly. Its compilation of joke-s atnl aneodott s
is about the best that reaches u, and these
facts together have given it a circulation
which is (aid to e the largest of any one
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vi.i
I'ublisbed f.r thebenelil, and as h, t. ' llON 10
YOt-Nd MEN aud others, who suffer in -a Xc.-tou-i
D'iilltv. Premature Dochv of Miiiboi'l. .lc, ft'.
tmrM-iiiiilioia I'rt-o!
TO .VKflVnL", .en'Ft'.htHS.
A fJrr.ttei-ii.n. ( -ircf cl" rerrrn IH-!.;iitv. I-to-t-i.
jtieaoy. Prenixiurc it.jnv. u:..i Y -.itl.tul Kiror. :
taiiie.; i.y .1 e-'ir- ! b. iu!ji . .- - will le b;.-pr t..
I'uri.ili t'j !! i.. f1 ;Vt...f ..-h-.r?- tin- ie ;
and rlin.-c.i-.r." ir.i'Viirillie simple i- n..::lv n.-.i . 1
ejse. Sull'.-rers vriV-iin i.i pr. :it 1-v hc nti-:-r:iw
hid e.Tp..n..io-, in,, p,,.a -s n vu:-..- ui: I vaiiuib.e in- !
luedy. cull do .;. by llil.lreiei 1:4 liilu nl '-0 .it hi
place nt busines. Tb 1 R : aai fall infi.ru. ii;. i
ol vital iinpoitnncc will be cuccii'.il'.v vvi.t bv
return meir. ' 1
A'idrwt ,1 T I is H. ; I
No. 80 TCtlSS&tl sir.iet. V.,rV I
P. S.-XerT-ius feufterem oi' buiai scr will ti.i :
I ,hi . ",lfl?,,',.i"n h"!"1"
Hi4 .":u
KYK anil 1-1. I Professor J. ISAACS 1
M. 1).. OecceuT nn-1 Acuist. i..nr,..T,y Leyl.-n, I
Holla nd. is now located at A'... all I'mo i-'lreol.
Pbibidi-lphiu, where persons ePlicto.i with tlisentei of j
the 11YK and 1CAK will be 1 iei.iiflciillv iresta n:ul
cured, if curablo. i a Artificial l.,cs luitrtci u...
but putn.
X. It Xo-chirget msdo f-r Ks'iiniuntion. Tb
Moilical faculry i invile l. a, kubiu uw-.-crcts iu b..
mode of ireHtir.ei t.
July 2,l!ii.-!v
aaaraawauawaiaaaenw
HVli BUR y M AUKET
l: u.l I t-.t,
12 SO a 2 70 j Uuit.-r,
Flour,
Wheal,
Kyc,
l'..ru,
lint.
buckwheat,
i'laaetd.
ClovatniiO't,
0.1 i
14 -
lOI. ( IHIll-W ,
li" 1 l.urd,
r.aa,
'ItK-i'O,
Ib-ii..
.Shoulder,
b'a I
Mi
7 '.'U
11
2i I
V VY A h V V T I Q I.1 I V V I V i
" ' ' U Ik l ' J ii.'l Iiiv X U.
l'Jro I'ompaiiy Jlccjfn;?.
ALLtbe ineniDersof the GOOD INli.X'T llT.
COMPANY, nra requeued to meet nt the Court
llo-ise on Monday Lvuiiii ", Janur.ry i'il. IS'. . at
hi o'clock. Uusiuejii of iruprlaoco io ihe Company
mil be transacted.
E. YVILYEUT, rresidett.
J. C. YVmKEa. Soc'y.
Unubury, J.iu. 21, letii. It
TaEAti ;.Y TierARTuRST,
Orricn or Cumptroller or tui Cit.rknct,
V'Aui.surox. January Stii. liiti.
WaSr.ras, hy satintuctory rvidenc.- pn..ntcd :c
the Liuiemined. i: bsa bocu run lo to i.pp.-.ir that
11 TK Surthuml'rlatid County A'tiltv'iuf Vint.-. 01'
Sumoiin,'1 io Iho lioroui;h 01' huiookin in the
Couiay of XtTthumbtirlaiia and Slate of Pennsylva
nia, bun bi-ouduly oraniicj uuder and .ucor.bii) In
the-rc(uiri-iui-iits of tbe Act cf C'ouprcss tii.l.-l
An Act loprovi.lea Natiuiutl Curreuc, secure-1 r.y
a picJs'- of l ui.o.1 e.tau-1 boud.-, aua l j provide t..r
the cirjulaticu and redcoiptiou Ibcreo.1'. appruved
juna Ibol, ana na eouipnea won all it e provi-
aions 01 baid Act requueil 10 be complied aitn oeiore
eoi.iuicncini; tuo euuuta of UuLkinmin-ior ..id Ac:
fiow, 'iutKtroll.-:, I, Hugh -Mc- ullyoh, Couip.
tro'ler of ihe Currency, da hereby ceilily lliut '-Tho
Nortbuwberlaod Cou.iiy JS'ulioiial Huu rf bhi,ii.o.
kin," in the l!orou)(b ot baiuukio. iu the Couuly of
Mortbuuibcrland auil btuio of Peiiosylvonia, ia au
tborued to eoinnieuca the biuiocw of ilack.Lg ul-
aer tuo aoi atorriaiu
lo Twtiuion Whereof, witness mv linnJ lJ teal
of e4o this aiulli day ol January, 1H6.S.
ill'uli AluClLLOCII,
eoiri uoiiLr oi in turreticr.
Jupuary 21, 1605, H
fSVailada9 9
(Lit UrKH'S HOTKb,)
Carnar Markat and 34 SlraauJIAUBlSCVRO, PA.
TUB aUantion of lha publio if respectfully callsj
to this lictal which is Bow ripea for the accuuiiotla.
tion if gueats. In tbt past lira taaaib dnniig which
time it bi bees olosad the Uw baa been thorough
ly remodeled aud repaired, until in point ef oooveui.
euoa and eopatort, iu pairous wiil Sad it 10 owu no
superior.
I'h I'uruilKre Ilailircly
rooms larger than is uraaMy foaad in modern hotels,
bituaiel oa tbe corner ef two trmcipal busiu:
aireeu of tbe oily, but twj aad sbalf squaies from the
Kail Hoa4 Depot. Tbe prr-prietor aatcrnuned to
spare do expense in (Muring the eouiii I ,. t . f uetta
anil a lavoraole reputation (ni ibe establlthmeL:, be
fuels wil'.lug to trust it character to tbe judgnieut
i of bn pittri-H
nCNRT TH0M e. rse .H ;!.
.'anaary :i,l-::3.-
TO XKItVul-i vrPFKkKltS. i "1 . Ml 'il .vl .
UP DD GRAFFS
Eye and Ear Infirmary,
Oa I hs StplMfe. Ibree lloors from Siecl'i Hotel
WILKE8-BABKE, PA.
THIS ISSriTUTION Is now open and fitrnlilic.
in She must oustly style. Ileciption, I'rivnti
and Operating llooui are large nud roarcniriit ant
Well dnpif 1. Tho huruleul HpnnmeiH coiilin i,t
Buni eolliicKon ol 'iufl.uuirnts iu Ihia country, aud
ttiun his r-ieiiUltuwill eniihlu him to mret i,y
all cmrrtfencif ij prneib-e. " Itu will opiruto UIm,
tlio various l,.ii.-sot llLi:;i).-i;.s3.C,,,1,r,,ut1oluo
oi tho l nj.il Or live.. Cloiuro of the Tear IlucW
InvtTn.ju 01 ike livenda, l'Ui V;iuiii, Ao., Ac. Am
will treat 1.11 forms ot riora Lyia, i rtintitt-d Lia
0aetis of Ui Cornes, sad twefnlou nise.t 0
the Eye, toKe'ilter wilb all tbo disviuvs tu whiob tht
eye i 'ibj ! '.
liKAfiNKSff Wlli treat nil the di
totbuornan. Huchiu-goi from (be Kar, Noi-e in tht
f.sr. CalBrrh.tliUicultK.s of bcHriiw total Daitlnost
wen wln-rt Ibu 1'ruiu is tloslroyrd. Will insert hi
artiluiu! one, answering ncurly ull tbo liurpoaot 0.
the unlunil.
LlfilAsKS OF THE TIIP.0AT.-All ditetue:
Coininou (o tho 1 liro.it mid Aow will be treated
UKNEKAL SlKUElU'.-lle will opeVnte upor
Club teet. lluir Lip. Cleft I'allule, Tuluom. Cancen
Lulartfed TuiifiU. Ac. I'liuttie openili..,.. ,T K-liu
new llesli iniu deforuied psrls.niid lionorul' Surifer;
of whatever chnrncior it luiiy proc.a.
llbll.SIA, (Olt nt:pllK.)-.Ilo will perforu
"bnbiuf," upeialion lor li.u ihUiciiI, (coinplele.) eun
ot lluruia. ibis uiiquvsltuiittbl y u purled curu, and ii
done with litllu 01 no p.iui. Out of tho many him.
dre-d operated upon in Uosum Iht.rc bus been no fail
urue, it ImviuK met rbe approb ition f all who navi
BubinitK'.l le it.
ARTIFICIAL KVI1S Will insert artifieiitl eves
giving lliiui ll.o uioliun nn.l expression of the 11M.1
n.i. They nr iiirertvd v. iihoui the Has! p.in.
llCMOUllUDli). (PILK.S.) This troublesomo di
Fei.su is rcudily cured. J'buje siill'erii.x froui it nil!
do well to call.
Ult. l Iib UKArr visits Wilkcs-ISnrro with r
vie'wof buildinj; up a l.i-niisneiit Insiiiuto for tbt
treatment ol tbo Kye. K..r. anil tieneral feurevry.
'i'ui. expi'iii'iieu of ia. re tli:tn 11 quH-tcr of a e.-i.tury,
iu !! 1 I'lti l nud ifenuial practice, he hope?, will b v
suuicifiit Kimiamee lo lavs wbj 1u.1v bu apposed u
VU,.IUJ llllll.
January 14, U-G5 ly
300,000 MORE T
KILL IV TI1K gi'DTAsi ! !
rTlIITi si-.lis-iilit-T. Into un en.p!..yec in tbe Troroj;
1 x innrsii ii. s c.;noe 01 un- nth nistrict Pcnn ,
j i.tVn his servi.-c to tho C01n111iif.es, 1.01I ..:tiz. n oi
1 the .hll'emit rul.-districls . f Nortbuiiib'.ri.irul e.n i
: i;.l;oi.:in t c.;u:.tie. for tbo purpose of isi-ain th-'ip
1 to oil lie-ir ouoii.s. fine t no-l '.-ipy ibeir ei.ro!iii..-iit-Iinlll'!
oet Siib-iUtu. riii.l i-. i:l is::ti-r.t pu-ery. nt r.-'i-'
: -milile rnte. lie can be f-und nt Mis' Hi 111 AN 'a
i 1PITKL. North W'e C.irnsr 4U r.nd Market at,.,
ov-.t Ainu . Kx; i.tiioc. liu: rial. urir.
in: rri'cs.
.T I'.. 1', ,-lt-r su! K. li l
lte-o. J-r.nk li-.ou.l. mil P. I.
ltuv. 1 H i . i; r. . r....-!i.
r r.-.jr.. Sunbury.
11-irhei.t.ur, Mil......
A ! Jr.'ss Pnivo-t ,M t I'.fTic... II-i: t " -'..nr. Pa.
.IN". K. lflil.l.l-:!'..
"tjikury, .1 inur-.ry !t, iia
ORPHANS' COURT SAlZ
"5 N piir-ii-incf o i n order o( tbo Orphans' Court ol
I .i.vlii.unberllin'l roiinty, will b" -SK.-ol to pub.
Hi! sale. 011 the premises, on SA Illui AY. die 4di
ii..;.- f i cbronrv. A L'.. iT' r. certain b t of ironi-d
:.t:';tti- ia Lu-t-:r Mii.ii: -y iotn.-.hin. mi l c..:i.y,
it- it'i'l nil:., iioihbv funis of Ph.'ip Il-l:ert.
wtt by !.-.;, of Wi....w (..L-Ve.t. sulith by l-ilirta of
.'cbn lV'piH-n i'lui I-imiic b. V.'itiii.'r. mid on the e.:
y inrel-i I . ,1'? 1,. ilior , coi.ininin.- li i.crc moro
r U". v.-'-re!i s vrev'vt ' tw eey l.'Kt IKiLi-K.
bm -ro.m .ifj . un.i r.uv'd Lo It ,m and u'Ln
..ni'-ni'iii -;; . .to.
Line 1I10 p-opttity of .Ti.-iol. Ksab.ivh. dee'd. Pjle
Jo coaiiiK.i-.-t- ai ic-ti t.'cluck A. Al.. of .-aid ili.y. whra
t!it- o-ruis and coii.iitions of -.vl -.-.it! be n.aae kocwu
by ISA AO i.. WIT.MKK. Adiu'r.
fly nlt-rof tbt Court..! A l . Cumiuins. Cik 0 C
uuiivutv. Jail. 7, lo.".
a. i!(u..tia:s oitoriist.
Enamelled Slato Mantel
"VxrriE room.
5S. CHESTNt'T STItEliT. i'illLAl'flbPltl A.
.1 M.-V-r'-' isiSas",i M?
:j IMA W v 7 r T 0 Tf.;-.-
rWvri ti : ..V-J,'2i.i-,o,oiou?3
M-tuufact-.-ry Tea'h an-i So.n'-oii ,S;reatf.
Tb!e-Tj?. I',ei-lr.bs, Bruelt-u, V.'a.h
btsnJ Tora, Ac
riiiluuelphiu, ."t.u 7. l6i. if
I SI V S H' I A . A; S V SS tZ O rf .
1)K. ISAAC Ill FiV
I f Jili 1 Un.- i irt fu)ir:!c i Ai-trrti'ii'-e Hi h-.s pi i-ii nu t
o:ly proiitc. iVers pn ic?.:t.nnl .n-rii iT i
1. 1 it'.-: s i i ' 1' r Ti ; hi-Im. dii'l ;i tuiuktu
u wn-.iiT lU'-tut .iicj iar :lv.';o'.i.
Jmi;. 7. lb 'n "itu
i? Hi wimtkiv YriViinK
OIL COMPAw
'AI'I'...
t.toi, oo.
t'nr Value. $5 00
i.P AS A VYe-RKI.NO
ei, 1C0.OC1.
2,Jtr'lA4lUsn:.-'l'.i
CAl'iiAb
f , J. Lewis I'u;l:i'. Pres'l.
T. M. Ksitii, Treu.
f . Hi iir.i.KR, .Sec y .
Pbe Property of tbi" Compiine coni!iiii aTwcntv
W-ais' I.ii'seui ff-x lluioli.-'l Acris. ,.1 valuable oil
t.-.iiiory. w .tn h r yu'.y f o-i!v oin' ci.h to iho
I. 0 I cvu.rr, anj is aiiuuleu op U14 l'iiiieiy i'reek,
nhicli runs north of ui.d piirallcl viib liinlar t
Creek, (iricne com. iv, pn. lin,au unbroken fur
fuce of over three iiiilcs on I be south si. le of aai.i
Creek, and half to lhrcc-u,uariers wile ci tbe north.
The ('..nipmiy nrc pulling duvn a well iiiviun a
f.rsl..'lii.-j 1-11,, ine. (mi I iirrau-'emectb are beim raa'A.
f.r a .-.i.oa l.) ci'bt buu.irtd feci t tubbitx, a com.
plc'.o iet i f toots, and every'.hinj; ncctssari'y for a
vi'irous proM-v-ut'ou of the wir't.
'ilie C -I.';: my. in preseiuitij; this larce and vela
blu trai't of of oi! u-rritoi y I-. Hi? -ublio, itesiro
c-.M .ee;nl ri'-ii.'? to thel.-t.i tui.t, in many cuita,
b. c pre i.iuit' have L-.'tn pi 1 u;.:i a .(;.' iff,
Willi cue-halt the oil us a r.-i.;tT ; from nbi. h tht-r
t-xptcl a very lurpe v. i. iy teve.iue. i':ide fr. u, ti"..
Ilie.iciii. pio-"cls leld out by ditiroan develop-lle.-l.ts
u;.tl lite i..:ul.
Ail iaipoi taiit i h:ir:l.'tcrilie of tbe oil wella of Ihia
rci.ai u thnt. a h.-u completed, Ihcy have neve.-
laued tu piotlucu.i: oil? 01 superior quality. o"hii
thtta tn '.i itr rent. Aa urinal , .rpcrimrm m
"..". aud eouiiiiundii' die ery l.';;bcst uiu. krt
; pr.ee quu s
The Leases, by Ibe lermi of en el lease, hare full
privilege to auh-leafe, n.iue aud bore for a n or a-'!
of the ir.'.-i -ilH foun.l upon ail tra--t, and a!.o Ibe
irivilc-e 10 use ; free l charge, all ihe Tiu.b.-r at.d
.'oul title hitter of which abounds in hoineraa quan
tities of the tiucat quality) iieede 1 lo carry ou the
operations.
lieolo'-bu and practici.l operator! from Ihe oil r-
jt'ons who have seen Ibe Mreat tract, unit iu lha
I ouiuion that, in Iocs I it v f,,r b.-ni, t,ur.sM aa melt
I a iu tla ouiward inuiciitions aa an oil t.nillorv, ibis
j large and valuable truct holdsout tbe utott flulteriug
i pr.'spect in norin i..r mi
I ii.lv a limited Luiul.Lr of Kl.arei, ::i ha ol.-l
b.j. sre ac opeuit No. loa South I'uurtbSt.
first floor, buck room. 1 hiladelpbia.
Ijr hutcripliun Prioe, Two Dolluri per cbare .aU
Jan. 7, isoj. it
N OTIC E.
NOTICK It hereby given lo all persons knowing
thcniselves indebud lo Ibe subset ibi-r, on bn,.k
account or otherwiio, to actUe tbe same on or before
iho 1st of Mirch ueil after which duie th.y ill be
nil1, ia lue ba4,d oi a us.i.'C ; so m t.a.c uii.i cos:.
' JOUN WILVi'li
Fuebary, Jan. T, lfS.
" EiJir-Ak. joiiir,
lirulur Idtrused t'nvcju.ufr,
6U4MOKIN Twp.. near BEAR OAP,
Nuribumbsrlaiid County, )'eanyivaia.
II
A.S tskeo out license, and is prepare I lu do all
binds-of Couveyanjiot;, at reaosMa raov
.Va .no '."p c-e ,. is..-. - n