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THE BTHJLETIN :
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BY B. H. BRXTTON.
OFFICE. - NO. 15 TRTO STtt,FT,
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TKRMS FOR PAP Kit :
rr-TICBAILT BTTLLETnf wlllUforiWUt
SIX DOLLARS per annum, IN ADVANCB
4ar THE TRI-WEEKLY BULLETIN wOIW-iU
ilUed every Tuesday. T orsday and Saturday saornf K.
rv I sappllad far 00 per aanum, parable In Jtik.
mi
Va on XVtjw Comixmy farKtrJ park-
, apes by Panmcntjr Train and Sletimcrm and
1 liMileh ly Ttlgrph U all JxirU of Vte
- Country. . , mv .
4 A .
From Fort Donejsoiu
THE YANKEES Y1CT0RIQUS.:
WE ARE D IDEATED.
oti? ARyrrsunriEXDEREp.
15,000 CONFEDEBiraS OAFrViRKl).
Colcbbu, 8. Frb. 13, . I
' K-lTed al BuUctia Office, 1:22 p. ra. J
t Mr. Br 'Utan, Editor Bulletin s : , .
j Furl Donelson and NahUle ar now in
the hand ol the enemy. 1 "
- lienerata Bactucr anJ Villow aurrtnJered
"iheir entira commandj, fifteen thousand. .
' Oar troop gallantly and bravely de
' tended the Fo-t until their lat toad of am
munition waa examted. . .
Not hiog later. - ' Baker.
f , , i . '
1 I ' . From Kichmond.
i KeccIreJ at Te!Krph Office, Frb. IS, I
! ' at BulMlo Offlce, 8.W p. in- )
jUkumoso, Feb. "l8-7-Manyw extravagant
reports are, in circulation about a disaster
.to tba Confederate army in Kentucky and
Tenneasee.bat nothing official ia known
. h,ere, nor know n by tlienewa agent, cor-
, robnrating the teports. '
J From Ricbmoud. -.
i Richmond, Feb. J 7.
Congress to day confirmed Geo. B.Crit
tenden and W, V. Leonard aa major
generals. "
The Hon- lloeU Cobb Diada-aleeling
aud elequeiit speech 4u thecluaiug of buai-
neiia in the Provisional Congress and an
nounced that bixjy adjournc-d hint die. . I
TUE LABGEST CIRCULATION IN WES
" I - TERN NORTH CAROLINA. V
I THE s
dATAUBA JaUKNAL,
. ...- .... 4 -.-
; THE DAILY-BULLETIN.
ri'BUSB 3 ST '
K. H. BilITTONn
i i llAULOrrK, N.
Tli2C Filer iciobracios .the Tkl-AVsnai
BcU-rn)eikuiea m U.e town I Charlotir,
N. tJ,atfc.U auaaual adaft h Adfrtter
bJufc hou.aul abrua t. as thf e.litlOGl,yetkiy ,
- bow exceed '- t
I NIX THOUSAND COPIES,
whUU w kav no doubt are read by at eat
ifjoot racb watt, a largo KoporUowoi
ol whom are
rUoVcr ana tner imuncm. . .
' Am a oiaui of A.dvcrUlu wvart conflJent that
"treat adota caa b tbUtoeJ Urouh Uiii ea
UblUkmb hnc w embrace this opportuntty
to totoria our frl-o-t and the UercanUie couuu
nUiea oa kb Seaboard, tCt'l40 dJ
Uol) tua or faciat!et for cUculaiu.g tbeir buu
olka throul.ooiWcurn iru uaruo.
Uic aUjoUilti liuicUia Uoutb Carolina are x
tMtT and cooipUi. 4
Z wa ax Ubral and a Urje d.dclin wil
I mad on the Mils of Couiract AdTCTtUrro.
HpU , 1
' . . .
EXECUTIVE CEFARTMENT OF N. C.
f Adjctakt Genebau's UHriCE. I V
I RaiKiU, J- . J ;
fiuifc: Husr ta:t;iMi:NT.N.c. vol-
A unteera bctng disbanded, a Kegtment
ot ! Vuluuteera lor the war will be lorined to
take its place. All the Companies ol .the
old Kegtment about to reorganize tort he
war. are requeued to report to this UHice
without aeiay, t-. -----
tnis Kegiment, which will receive the j
"lethel Flag." ; h ? ;
Additional rui rTn v ol
lilieen dollars per mail. w
l e State, andFfely by the Conlederate
Stales. When a lull Company w tendered
lour officers will be commissioned ; with a
less number, appointments will.be giyeu as
tollowi : a Captain lor lorty men, rirsl
Lieutenant lor twenty; five, Second Lieu,
tenant lor fifteen. , " S .
i The Militia who. have been ordered .on
duty and lo be in readiaeas, caa stilh avail
theniidvea oi this opportunity, of gttting
-imo the Volunteer service, and the number
bo doing will be credited to t heir respecti ve
'Counties. " ,.,. r; . i-..
! By order or Governor II. T. Ciaa Kr
, J. G. 1 1 t
j - Adjutant Genera!.- r
r&- All the papers in the State d copy
ia i : A a,
four times. , jiajo.icwiji.
! SCHOOL NOTICE. -
1alalt rtaome the daUea of my
achool on the Cth of January iu
ine North Carolina Military ltA
tute. ,. . . Li ;J 1
"TERMS rtRilO.N OF JIVE M05TUS. .
For tatloa lo Prlary studies a4 Jtteeutar,
i ArilamaLic i,y
Practical AiIthcieMc aithCol-
I lateral a todies . , i
.. Clioal bUidttrt. - t ),0
N. D. No ded action alter eutejln' school ex
eel t in caae or iroraceu :u.
K.il.UtUFfirtl.
uc.al-l-i
I PALME 1TO. .,
ft
( VOLUUUIA, S. C, ..... 1
1 ESTABLISUEDA. D. MDCCCLl. i
j WILUAM GLAZK, , -
Tl ANCFACTCRXR OF iTKAM ENGINES,
1T.H. txom 10 to bO llorae Fower SUGAR
HP ! every-itjle now la aae, Kid Wsra ol
every discription.' Ahw, Iron KaUlnr, with erery
oiacnpUoA of iron asdraaa Casuna. . , . ;
1 would call auction to Iron Caaung in the ay
ol ancloalns- FnbUo Balhiingi, Uweiiiua, Cat
1 etepa, Balestra Raluor, and all tied af aitclosajres
lor Ocmetaxy k.u.- . - v 'l ' l
HavUtg a am rata boiler aakr wiu a, we are
prepared to aaanniaaiara MUra, r r er ha,
aa short noOoa. - WUl Nua fckf mutruui
tart ol tae ataie. Oar eam Eagmca will a
to and, when earn pared with loot aaad at Karth
era aatabuanmenta, to b from twenty -a v tw for y
per cent larger far tha same bora pwer. J '
Thaaa Works av bvcnla saecaafui operaUoH
fucsaff ral ywa, wtta sua laoreaae ol FNf
from all parts ol the (Southern oounUy, tor vaic4
Um rropnetor raturna bis taaaks to ht ooroarouj
Ineuda aud pauosa, and tegs to aef thom ihal
bo pains ar ex pans'; a Ul be apareu io inm a e-
uaaauca ol ihetr ravvra.
asay 1T-U - . - , . . .
SELLING OFF !
mtiX largeat atock of WALL rAPltt, Wt.N6V
JL bUADCS, OOkVDd, TASakLa ic.'lu th
fciata. Moat be told la MNaTTY DAVa M make
read foe other basic aaa. All thoaa wanting bar
galas, tad beUar eU. aoQ. Tboee ' iu the XraUs
via do well by sajnxiioQ - J W. II. a CUD TT,
SoJ
yOLVNTKElIS 1TANTED. ,
Having received authority fromtbe Gov
ernor o North Carolina to enliat men lor
the war, all iho desirous of entering the
service would do well to call upon me at
my office and sign the roll. During my
absence from town, A. C. Wir.LtAMto,
Esq.. will act for me- A bounty of C5.00
will be paid to each man when the Com-
pany i compietea ana cmc Snv
J. A. FOX.
feb. 13, 18C2 dtf
, HILLSBOKO
ALilitary Academy.
THIS INSTITUTION wUl be re
opened under efTicient management on
WEDNESDAY, March 5th. The servi
ces of officers having been permanently
secured, no.lurther interruption oJ dutiea
need be apprehended
5ar- For circulars ' stating nw terms
&."c, addresA "Superintendent II. M". A
, sfv t." w IIilIbortr'NCrf
Feb llawGw ,
TALUABLEMACllbERY
AT .AUCTION .
f Salisbubt; S. C. .
.. - -1 - - -;;Jan0ary...29, ,62. 1
ON Thursday iebr'uary 28ih " 1SG2, I
will sell at. .":""':..
11 --'public auction,::
to the highest bidder for for CASH, at the
Confederate States 'Military Prisons in
Salisbury, a large Jot of - .
Valuable Machinefyi; s
fermerly tlsed in the "Rowan1 Cotton Fac
tory consisting of J V - -Iyoma,
jshaltingsk Pulleys, : - -
Rollars, Cylinders, Shaft-hangers, -,
, . . Cog-wheels, Shuttles, Bobbins,-
. Cast-iron Pipes, Old Iron, &.C.
sj raie to commence ai tv o nw
M. , i- v -' :' ' ' -t
- r. i HENRY McCO Y, -'L
.Capt.and A. QU C. S. Army.
f."eb 1 la w-4w. "1 -T- ?: .f"t...
AIECKLEXBUHG IRON
1 1 KNKY ALEX ANDEU.
I. , I . c IIAIl LOTT1X, Ni C.-. -
CBU Cuaderlned beg to Inform tha citizens of
JL Charlotta and :vicialtj, aqd. U publto (en
eratly. that tliy fcavt K ,
COMMENCED B USINESS 1 .
"atoaabova v
K ii T iVB L, I S UM E IV T
A.Hoinlnjrtho North Carolina Rail -Ad, and op
pftiu JOUN WILKES' Bam Fiow alllla.
They ara now prepared to famish all kind or
At abort notice, and oa reonabl4. Urtns.
STEAM? ENGINES
FK0M 8 to SO HORSE POWER,
O X' 'or 3 Ix'o o JL XX 6
AND - - ; : i. v ,.
ULCKSntTll'S WOUK
... . a 0ltX. EIHD&. " -
E-A .L R' S
In thar Una prouipUy aUendod to. Tbair.rOUN
DRY is la fott operation, and . i . - v
. Caat Regularly twice a Week,
T Wednesdays and Saturdaya.
fbj are prepared to furnish all kinds of
CASTIN;8 1N.IUON, BR1SS, &f .
AOOORDIKU TO OKOICK.; "t Tj -,-'
SAW AND GRIST MILL GEARING,
GIN WHEELS, .
JSA W' I) UST UUNERIS,
ANTI FRICTION PLATES AND BALLS FOR
COTTON PRESSES.
0 A S f 1110 N RAIL INU.
Tr Garden Enclosures,
Dwelling liousea, 1 -.
j , i - Public Buildings, , v
15 i - Porticoes. -.
- Cemetery Lots, a
Their -- ;
nvrpLEMENTS
For carnlnn on the baalnessln all lUbrascbea;
harabeen 8ELECTED WITH GREAT 0A&E, and
IMPROVEMENTS .
Required to do their work In ' " :
W "FIRST UATE HANriEIl. '
'AgeoU, f Dr.'R O. . EuJOtri. for WlaUr's
TaUat Malay Bw MU1, which has the advantage,
along with many othera, of doing at least twics as
much work, and doing it better, than any other
Mill la uae It can be rua by Steam, W ater or
Uoria Power. Tfas MuUy may be sesa at the Shop
at any time. " HENRY ALEXAMJEH, , .
H. 11. Old Iron, Braaa, Copper, 4o., bought or
Ukenln trade. , '
oct. ga. ISoO-tf. 'X "" i
. .. Dissolution. :
VirtUE Copartnership heretofora exlatinj under
JL thsaamaof ALkXANDltR MoDOCOALL,
la this day disaolTed by mutual eoneent. Henry
Alexander is alone authorised to setUe the bust
neu of the lata firm. " " "
- HERT ALEXANDER. r
U . . majxX)LM McDODtf ALU i
Junt 87,18Cltf . , ; - 4
rSOOP.ZIAU ?S -
Anti-Dyaenteriock Anti-Dyaptptic
Pbepaksd by b. KOOPMAN.
CllJklll-OTTlSa W. C..
rstIIESt uurivalied WUers. poaseaa peculiar ca
' fl - rn trooerUea la'. mU Affections of Ve
Ti-j -Tii. will b found effeetaal la the "cure
and all inoae paiatu -
71. i r, . d trance oienl of the dleaUre or-
ras and trmrular action of the tancUons of the
iiomaclt and tntestlnea. They will also be found a
?iMfiruED rOR CUILLH AND W KVCJia.
Theaa UiOer ara prepared from KoiU brought
fjota uermany, ana or t m
toand affpataal la that eoaatry for the permanent
core ol the dlseMos- enumerated abovs They
contain he deleterious drug but are compounded
entirely from roots, ana axe periecu ie u
, A almpU trial la all thai U aakad, as -a care will
piVufauy iouow, anu vaa ta wuc km v.
their saperlorlty over every other remedy for thott
particular diseases. - - "
They are manafactored by- At.tloopinan, Char.
lotU,l.CaidfotSalaby. o
Alaoflor sale al r. carr and K, Wyj
SOB a U l unit pvot. . . t'"
The old iNortli StatOjiKorcTcr.
ff OOK UtKE, FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITI-il
A ZkNSwUl'yea waytbe noble STATE ol
ItOalTU OA HO LIN At U so, f end so. the subscrt
krs,er subacxlbe to the Coonty Agent, for this ,
MsW) Aistrge suast . ffXagnl flcent. glapt
Aad you win get (he whole State, wttit her Rivers.
Jtsllrirr'i Gold, Oopar, La ad. Iron aad- Coal
Ulaea, and au tne uues, xowae aaa ,viuagwi star
noble ilovatalns.SASl.fiprlngs, and bar Fields and
Flowers. -
II you want this GOLDEN ; RIZR, now lathe
(iaje,- Map aevta leet ty five., aorder views ef
the State Uecse, Insane' Asylum, Ocapd Hill, Vials
Ajod Feaaaia CoUegva, Ao4 Ao., oo of ihe tskeapeet
i Aa. AlaDaavaff4 pahtUhed.
; .a
" alsENTS WANTED for every Uooaiy la tthf
State
ave. Ttrms BberaL Apply as above. '
BMitra throaxheut the BtaU copylaa this
aaTartlaemeat six aaoatas, Sd BoticJnglt edliorlalr
T . . a, aa mx xk an Wm wa a
CHARLOTTE, Nv
T EMOVAL.
2
. . . I G.lo
StaUee from our old stand, in rear of the
iviansiou .Xluc. fc
Stables, onpoHite the jail, where we would
ie jicwv ...... " - j
w.1 ..A ,n nrait on ihi nnnliC ffeneraiir.
At ear new eiana we areueuei
KK
Vn th a nvaniaof the Dublic. h
a much more convenient building than the
one we were formerly in, ana being wen
provided with provender.
'Weliive good lots for "the accommoda
tion of drovers, being prepared to accom
modate any amount of horses and ' mules,
and would be pleased to wait on any drover
who may give us a call. -
We have. also, a good Black-smith shop
in connection with our Stables, and would
h nleaaed to attend to the wanls pf the
people in that line. . ... "i j
Give" us a Call. " , - -
BROWN & WADSVVORTII,
Tattersall Stables.
Dec 23, 1861 i2mos.
COFFEE! COFFEE!
IS MANUFACTURED AT M.
KELLY'S Southern Excelsior Corlee
Mill, Raleigh,, and is equal to the best
coflee. It. is maae Ol jconee, rye uu
chickory, and is roasted Sn a,cylinaer by
machinery, and therefore is better parch
ed than can be done by hand. Chickory is
not so well known in Dixie land, but in
Europe they use it to give a superior flavor
to the coffee. In Germany they call it
MagoraM. and here we call it dandaliou. In
. . . . a II :-.aJ K a ft
England it is bo nigniy appreciaicu wai
they lay a duty of two pounds ten shillings
sterling per hundred weight to protect the
growers of "it. We annex Professor Em
mons certificate to show that there is no
humbug, but it is what it is represented
to be: ' v. .
To MiR, Kwly, Sir.- I have tested and
used the two samples of manufactured
coffee the labelled Java and Laguixa.
The first equal the Rio coffee of the shops,
and seems to be equally good with that
kind.. - t I am satisfied that they
.contain nothing which is injurious to the
system, aud may be economically and
salely used as substitutes lor coffee.
t E. Emmons.
This coffee is put up jn pound papers,
and packed in boxe containing thirty.six
lema otherwise ordered. .
All orders promptly attended to by. ad'-
dressing . , . M. KELLY,
jarTl8 '62Im ' Raleigh, N. C.
JOTICK. "
All claims agalnat the Saddlery 'and flarnesa
eatabliahment of trio aubacriber will be aettled by
Mr. K. Shaw; and all Indebted to the same will
please make payment to him, as it la neoewaary to
J, G. WILKINSON & X0.y
' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALERS IN
FINK VA JEWKUV, S1LVEK
AND ; T S
3?l,toci w a-ro.
- CHARLOTTE, N. O,
Morolxant Tailor.
MAYING located In Ohartott respect
fully sollcita a share or public patron- JKI
age." . - i " if I
A eoaaplete aasortment of Clothi, Caaaf- .. U A
mora and VeaUnga alwaya on hand, which wUl be
made to order at the ahorteet notice, after thf
latest fashion. - ... .
Shop three doora South of U Manaion Houae.
aept. l-U ; 1L
WIXiLiIAMS du O ATES,
. " TSABK STSBST,
Cotton lluyers), Grocers 6c JProduce
V Deaiera, .
AquU or . A'ittUiotir Manipulated Guano
and Lotus' Lumber.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
mayl7-tf ' , - - - -
John T. Butler,
Practical. Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller
o.t Main trL, Charlotte N. C oppotit
Ktrr't JIoUL,daUr in fin Watche, Clockt
Jewelry. Watch Materials, tc.
A1
LL work done In the eatabliahment warrented
for
TWR LVB JTXONTIIS.
, - fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every des
cription repaired and warranted for twelve months.
Jaflull,lMl--ly.
TUOMAS W. KADCLIFFE,
SIGN OF TUB PIlUn f ;
EICHABI)S0N STREET,
THafNORTH-BABT CORNER OF RICHARDSON
! AND PLAIN STREETS,
r . - . K0.166,
r 4 j Importer amd pealer In Flue
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, 811
VER WARE,
GUNS, MILITARY St FANCIT GOODS.
r-gy"WATCHM aad Jswaxar repaired by akllifal
and experienoed Workmen. AU kinds of
iUia-Woax made to order. fij
I Certain Cure for Flux
Certain Cure for Flux 1
Oertain Cure for Flux ! -
Oertaln Core for Flux I ; Tf'U ' U? '
Oevtaua Uore for Flax 1 1 Ml
. KOOPMANN'S DIAKRUOEA. MIXTURE I
- KOOPMANN'S DIAKKUOJA MIXTURE!
. . . KOOPMARN'S -DIARRHOEA MIXTURE I
....... , KOOPMANIfS DIARRUCBA MIXTURE!
Win oafs the most obstinate . . . .!
win care the most obstinate ...... ... .
Will cure the most obstinate , -
Will care the most obstinate , . .
-, " k " Oases of Diarrhcaa and Flux
. . " Oaaes of Diarrbo3a and Flux
, . Cases of DiarrboMt and Flux
'. f i V : 1 Caseaof Diarrhcea and Flux
If taken in time,. - ,i ' ' ;
If taken in time. ... . J . , X
If taken la time. -' , .
UtakeaUUme. f . ;,, M1 . '
Wot aaiat auuruAnn m t a r.
Drag 8Urea, Charlotta. ,
may t- ! - ' j '
Wllcxiiigton, Charlotte and
V Rutherford Bail lioaiii
tbab&pobtatioh Omcs, W. D.
ATJiS and afier.Monday the 16tb Instant the raa
O eir aad MaU Train win be ran oa this
Road daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :
. , ? " ' GOING WKST.f T " " :J ; :.'
Aaaiva
1M
8.1f
8.8T
T40A.il.-
Charloite
Tuakaseege
Brevard
T.45
g.15
S.40
ri 1 i
it - "
Sharon
JAacolnton
VOING EAST:
? -.v-:,
-Llncolatoa
haroa ---rtvaxd
, Tuakaseege
... CaartoUe
Aaaiva.
ii .ou Ays: v
?
141- '
PV. 1U5E.M,
' ly Order, " x
. A. MCBEE,
- 'Attiar Mast? f Triotportation. i
C WEDNESDAY,
PE0VISI0NAL GOVERNHENT .
Confederate Sfates of America
PRESIDENT: . -' j ' ' .
JIS'FEREOII DAVISj
OF MISSISSIPPI. 1
TICK-PRESIDENT:
ALEX. H. CTEPHEIIS,
OF GEORGIA.
CABINET, OFFICERS:
gEcarriaT "OF STAT,
K. M. T. HUNTIin, of Vlr
nla.
OEORKTABT OX THBTBJtASlTaT, .
C. G. ini5JriMINGEIt,of S. Carolina.
sacarriaT or thb katty t .
aLaafllAlfliOlllf.of FlortAa. -
gKCRBTAi'ST or WAR, '
w ALKBIliof Alabama.
JOHN n.BEAGrt. efTexas.
ATTOaJTET QBSBRAl.,"
X P- OENJAHIIN, of Louisiana.
CONGRESS: r
PresidenWHon. HOWELL jnBB, of Ga.
Secretarv4U0HNS0N J?liPER, Esq.,
of Alabama. : " j
Alabama R. W. Walker, R. H. Smith, J. L.
M f-iirrv. W. P. Clillton. 8. F. Hale, Collin J.
McRae, John Gill Shorter, Daniel R. Lewis, Thos.
Fearn. ' -1 . ,
Florida J amea B. Owens, J. Pattoo Anderson,
Jackson Morton. "1 .
Georgia Robt. Toombs, Howell Cobb, F. s.
Bartow, M. J. Crawford, E. A. Nlslxit, B. H.Hill,
A. R. Wright, Thoa. R. R. Cobb,, A. H. Kenan, A.
H. Stephena. ,1 ,
Louisiana John Perklna, Jr., A. L. DeClouet,
Charles M. Conrad, D. F. Keoner, G. E, Sparrow,
Henry Marshall. , , ' ,
MisHssippi-W. P. Harris, Walter Brooke, N.
L. Wilson, A. M. Clayton, W. 8. Barry, J. T.Har
rlsoo '
South Carolina R. B. Rhett, Jr R W. Bara
well, L. M. Keitt, James Chesaut, Jr., C. G. Mem
minger, W. Porcher Miles, Thos. J. WUhers, W.
Texas It. T. Wfgfall, J. H. Reagan, Jj Hem
phUl, T. N. WanL Judge Gregg', Judge Oldham,
and W. B. Ochiltree! j ' v
- 8TABDIBO COMMITTBBS. t
Executive Departments Stephens, Conrad,
Boyce, Shorter, Brooke. jj
Foreign 4tfra-Rhett, NlsbeV4 Perkins,
Walker, Jleitt. ' .n.
Military 4air narww, mim.
Miles, Sparrow,
Hanoi Affairs Conrad,
Chearut;, Smith,
Wrisht, Owene. I '
iiflto-Tooraba, Barnwell, Kenner, Barry,
aimmerce Mejcunlnger, Crawford, DeClouet,
Morton, Carry.
Judiciary r-CUyton, Withers, Hale, Cobb,
"pSitol-Chilton, Boyce, Hill, Harrbion, Curry.
Palate Brooke, Wiiaon, Lewis, Hill, Kenner.
Ttorr7rea--Che8ntttj Campbell, Marshall, Nes-
bit, Fearne: . - ' - . . ! "
; Public Zantfs-Marahall, Harris, Fearne.
- Indian Affairs Morton, Hale, Sparrow, Lewis,
' Keitt.
PrirUing-CoW, .Harris, Miles,, Chilton, Per-ki"cscowi--Owens,
Crawford Campbell, Da-ngoswnt-ShortfiU
Wilson, Kenan, McRae,
Bartow. . . - f":
'MEMBERS OF THE FIRST PERMA
NENTCONGRESS. r
We make the following list of the members elect
of the First Permanent Congress that it is tp meet
on the 10th of February next. The list is made
from the election returns: ' ' y :
A,,tAMt sinLara Mi-narg. William L. Yan
cey, 0 0 Uia"-' -i '-. '
Members 01 the House Ifessrs E L Dargan, W
P ChUton, James L Pugbi J L M Curry, W R
Smith, John P Rawls, Thomas J Foster, D Olopton
L F Lyon. f ' -.
AaxAasAS. Senators-Messrs Robert W John
sou: Ohai lea B Mitchell.4 '
Members of the Houae Messrs Felix J Batson,
Grandiaon D lioyster, Ausustus II Garland, Tho
mas B Hanly. .
FLoarDA. Senators Election Tetui-ns not re-.
ceived 1 '
Meuioers of the House Messrs James B Desklas,
Hilton. 1. - r . -
Gbokqu. Senators Messrs R H Hill, Robert
Tooinba. '
Members of the House Messrs A H Keenan,
Hiaes Holt, A R Wright, Juiien Hartridge, Lucius
JGartrell, Wm W Clark, Robert P Trlppe, David
W Lewia, C J Munnalym.rUardy-Stxickla'nd.
Louisiama. Senators-7-Meaars Fd ward Sparrow,
T JSemmea. " ' i '
Members of the House Messrs D F Kenner,
Chas Vlilers, John .Perkins, Jr., 0 W Conrad,
lienry Marshall, Luclen Dupose. J " I L
Mississippi. Senators Messra Albert G Brown.
James Phelan. - .- '
Members of the Houser-Messrs John J McRae, J
W Clapp, Reubin Davis, Israel Welch H C Cham-,
bers, O R Singleton, E Barksdale.
M18SOOBL Senators Messrs John B Clark, R
BY Peyton.- - I '
Membera of the House Messrs John Hyer,
Caspar WBell, George G Test, A H ;Oonrow,W
W Cook, Thomas W Freeman, Thomas A Harris.
North Caroluia Senators Messrs George Da
vis, Wm B Dortch. ar..
Members of the House Messrs W N H Smith,
Robert Bridges, Owen R Keenan, J 0 McDowell,
Thomaa 8 Aahe, Archibald Arlington, Robert Mc
Lean, William Lander, R 8 Garther, A S David-
son. ' : ;
South Cabousa. Senators Messrs R W Barn
weir, James L Orr.' . ; e " , . .
Membera of the House--Messrs W W Boyce, W
Porcher Mllea, M L Boaham, John McQaeen, L
MAyer, James Farrow.-
- Tkmhkssbb. Senators Messrs Langdon O
Haynes, GusUvva A Henry. T
. Members or the House Messrs D M Carrin, J
D C Atkins, H E Foster, Thomas Menees, George
W Jones, M P Uentry, W G Swann, W H Tibbs, E
L Gardner, T J Heiskell .
Tbxas. Senators Messrs? Louis T. Wlgfall, W,
S. Oldham. :
Members of the Houses-Messrs. John A. Wil
cox, Peter W. Graham, 0 Ueirbett, W B Wright,
Malcolm P Graham, S. B. F. Sexton; .
f ViRGisiA.Seua.tors-r-Not elected. I
Membera of the House Messrs. John R. Cham
bllss, Muscoe R. H. GarnetH John .Tyler Roger
A Pryor, Thonus K Boceck, John Goode, Jr.,
james tr uoicombe, D 0 Dejarnette, WUUam
tsmita, A R Boteler, Joha B Baldwin; W R Sta
ples, Walter Preston, A G Jenkins, Robert John
son, Charles H. RuaaeU. - .
Ksstockt. Seuatora Meassrs. HiO Burnett,
WUUam E Simma. " i
Members of the UaaSe-LUessrs Daniel 1 White,
TbcmasB Monroe, J IT Ford, John J Thomas, T
D Burre, George W Swing, George U Hodges,
1 nouaa t uuwuu. . -
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
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br a
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""'Oil, MS.
f lrges anu moat Elegantly Furnished
JL Commercial College la the United States.
Every young man should write Immediately for
one ot uioao ' c na oeautifuliv? ornamented
Olreulars, repreaenttng the exterior "and Interior
View of the Baitmom Combueboiai. Coixbob.
Peamansnip. c wuca will -..r,,
mailAM of charge, wiih Catalogue coatalnlng
List of Students, Terms of Tuition, Opinions of the
rrea on oi uoox-ivoeplnif. etc.
E. K. Losibx, PrlncipaV Lecturer on the Sclaaoe
of Accounts, Buaineaa, Customs, etc
J. ,M. FHiixirs, Professor cf Book-Keeplng and
tommercUt Calcoiatioas. . i , ' puM ' HU
H. K. Da visa. Associate Profc of Bok-Kevi9K
N. C JoHjmoB, Professor of Peumanshi.
8. T. WnxiAM8,Esq.f Mercantile Lwt?
Rxv. IV Y Rxxsx, D. Commercial EthlcsT
Hon John? Kennedy,. I Hon Joshua Yansaat,
110 xnomas owaua, , Wm a Relgfaler, Esq.,
Jacob Trust, Esj Wm Rnaba,Eq'
The time usually required to complete the fan
course, rrom iwu weeks.
A DrrtoMA is awarded to aU Graduates.
Largs Grcularsand Cataloguer atattnr tents
tc teut by mall free cf charge. j -
- Address ItOSIER, "
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FEB. 19, 1862,
CJOVEItNITIKIHT OF NOIXX1I CAIA-
1
' H.T. Clark, of Ed gecombe,Governor, salary per
ami am, fSjOOO, and the -uae of a furnished house.
Term expires .January 1, 18U1. ; .:. - -.;.
G. A. Dares, of Craven, Secretary to the Gover
nor, salary $300, exdustve of f eea. ' ' ,
Rufus H. Page, or Wake, Secretary of State, sal
ary $800, exclusive of fees.
Daniel W. XJourts, of Rockingham, Traasurer,
salary $2)00. ' .." ; - , , ,
Curtis H. Brogden, of Wayne, Comptroller, sal-
ary$l00 :
The General Assembly commences its session oa
the third Monday of November every alternate
year- The next elections lor members of the Sea
ate and House- of Commons, and for Governor,
wUl be held on the first Thursday Of AugustTiS60.
Literary Board The, Board of Literature of
North Carolina is-composed aa follows : His Ex
cellency, John W Elna, President, ew officio; G.
A. Daves, Secretary.-. , ;
Internal Improvement Board The Internal Im
provement Board is composed as. follows : His Ex
cellency, John W. Ellis, President, eat officio; G.
A. Daves, Secretary. - . . :. i
State LibrarUn-rOttver HPerryyof Raleigh. -:
I GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF N. CAROLINA.'
M BUB BBS BUeOT TO THB UtQISLATOBB OF 1S60-1.-
(0. for Opposition D. for Democrat.)
. r '' , Senate. . :
1. Pasquotank and Perquimans, S S Whedbee, O.
2. Camden and Currituck, B F Simmons, D.
8. Gates and Chowan, Mills H isure, Ji
4. Hyde and Tyrrell, Jones Spencer,
fi. Northamnton. JMS Rogers, D.
. Hertford, Joseph B Slaughter, O.
T. Bertie, David Outlaw, O.
8. Martin and Washington, J R Stobba.-O.
9. Halifax, MO Whitaker, D. - :
10. Edgecombe, H T Clark, D.
Ill Pitt, E J Blount, O.
12. Beaufort, FrederlckGrlst, O.
13. Craven, N H Street, D. '
11. Carteret and Jones. M L F Arndlel, O;
15. Gretoe and Lenoir, James PSpeigkUD. ,
16, New Hanover, EU W Hall, D.' .
IT. Duplin, James Dickinson, D.
18. Onslow, L. W, Humphrey, D. . ,
19. Bladen, Brunswick and Columbus, John D
Taylor, D. ' " '1
20. Cumberland and Harnett, Duncan Shaw, D.
21. Sampson, Thos. I Faison, D.
22. Wayne, W. K. Lane, D.
28. Johnston, JWB Watson, D. .
24..Wake, M A Bledsoe. D. ,
25. Nash, A J Taylor, D,
26. Franklin, Washington Harris, D.
2T. Warren, T J Pitchford, D.
28. GranvlUe, C H K Taylor,.
29. Person, C 8 Wlnstead, D.
80. Orange, Jcsiah Turner, jr. O. -
81. Alamance and Randolph, J Worth, O.
82. Chatham, W G Harris. D. " ,f
88. Moore and Montgomery, C W towd, O. '. 1
84. Richmond and Robeson, Alfred Dockery, O
85. Anson and Union, 8 H Walkut), O. .
86. Guilford, John M Morehead, O.
87. Caswell, Bedford BrownD.
88. Rockingham, F L Simpson, D. -
89. Mecklenburg, John Walker, D. .
40. Cabarrus and Stanly, V O Barrlnger, O.
41. Rowan and Davie, J G Ramsay, O. .
42. Davidson, John W Thomas, O. . ,
ah atnirM &nd Porsvth. Jesse A Waueh, D.
44! Ashe, Surry, Watauga and Yadkin, Joseph
TAKbAi1 TV
45. Iredell, WUkea and Alexander, L Q Sharps, O.
ifi Rrv. McDowell A CaldweU. W W Avery, D
at i.ini-nin. fl-aaton and Catawba. Jaaper StoweJ).
as" Rntherford. Polk and Cleaveland, A W Bur
ton. D. .
49. Buncombe, Henderson, Madison and Yancey
1 Marcus Erwin.D.
50. Haywood, Macon, Cherokee . and -Jackson,
Wm. H. Thomas. D.
Democrats, 81; Opposition, 19. - Democratic
majority 12. At last Session Democrats 82 ; Op
position gain just one. ,
THE BIIETIiV
T11E CAlWBA JQU
WE are pleased to advertise the friends and
patrons of this establishment that we com
mence ihe publication pf the second volume of the
nssv named journal, this day, under the most
favorable auspices.
The circulation of the above named paper is
rapidly increasing, and it influence as anadver
tising medium is being felt and appreciated by H
patrons, having access to almost every neighbor
hood In this and adjoining Counties, as wvU as the
adjoining Districts In South Carolina.
THE CATAWBA JOURNAL,
One of the largest papers now published in the
gtate, mailed for $1.00 per annum, made up from
the columns of .the Daily Bullbtih, has not only
become a popular papers, but It affords great ad
vantages to those who wish to use Its column ar
,tort1arir medium.
Specimen copies will be sent to any section they
mar be ordered, free of postage.- : .
or terms. Ac. we refer the reader to our im-
prtat. " 1 , H. BRITTON
aov.lT-tf -"t " - ' -
The Edgecombe Farm Journal
as-nic aubacriber will commence on or about the
II iat of September, I860, the publication of a
DlanUtin and rural! Interests of North Carolina
to Dartioular, and of the South generally. 4
Edgeoombe having long since been acknowledg
ed as the model farming county of North Carolina,
we feel that there Is no locality better suited, and
none more justly entitled, to the source of publi
cation of a hrt class agricultural paper than Tar-
boro It is to do oaueu -"The
Edgecombe Farm Journal,'
And will contain original and selected articles up
on Agriculture, Horticulture, Floriculture, House
holdLrts, Rural Architecture, Zoology, Ac, Ac
It will be published with new type and clear
white paper, la a neat quarto form. v -
The Drice of subscription has been made so low
a to Pl ae pabllcation within reaotr of every
one TERMS: - :
n KA
One copy ona year......
Seven copies one year ............... w
Twelve copies one year
Twenty-live copies one year ..... . . . . , 10 00
tio oaner sen uiucsa piu w
P " WILLIAM B. SMITH,
Editor and Proprietor, Tarboro, N. a
July 8'
PROSPECTUS
' OF THB
.... w nnAnnfTPii Dcrnnni?!?'
HJJjJjaDUAVUUaiA AbAaVVawvaiiae)
, ' - ' DBVOTXD TO. '
POLITICS, AGRICULTURE. tllSCELUKY. GEKEXAL MEWS.
DBNNISHEAETT.
- . HILLSBOROUGH, N. 0. . 1
-. v j
wttth the Dresest -volume the RECORDER
W commencedutte fortieth year of Its exis
tence, the first number having been Issued the 10th
w-nf i! i . Hnrtn all which time we have
""'.V: rrTt interesting and useful,
,&u:iT,;v.H th narticulsrs we have not
been altogether nnsuccessfuL It aw been our
zyz rnrtha RFOORDklt a Rood Family Pa-
wish to make .mbj-wsum ..
1 per, devoted to Politics, Agriculture,
I nL Ac- with a view -to th
general wewa, - jmA Mtf.
a. .fS .iManrnvampiia ui bbbbb ismsum 1
the best selections we can
1 riving preference to such as will be of prac tical
m t the farmer anu siutwi , .
we hoS to maka the BEC0RDKB
vTVV .k. rHnnitnriat aa aav periodical of a
purely agrultural character. Ia oar Miscella
SeW department, we shall wnttue to be, aa we
havealwavs been, careful to select such articles
aa" wmb tendencynot 4fth'-
ri-"-.h. mnA and heart. While we shall be
Sackful 6 Treelve weil-wrltUn article, to airn
oar columns, w are not so ambitioaa of originality
.rr!?r.,, ui-.ti matter of superior merit,
.j-niiiieated at tne vop wuu
m.e !J.1, fr tha RECORDER. In CUT
NewrUep.rrmeSVe .hidl take eapeeial patos.to-
ACTS epy,"1 . l,,x.ll!arn& and
preseatwoarreaaer.
""LrnVrtion of the State, except
TcZ favored wlti7telegrapblc commanicatioa.
i;!,.naa?!rf:::::r,::SS
(tAl B W S w w pa iwi
Ten copies; one year....
payment aiwj- - ; .Kt.fn
M8. aa dwa niAti.
inrof oar wiaaiwuiw . '"7.
.uuSrlber. aMs-,
iQ-irwuiwr .
Jaly 1BV
Talxo Notice.
. ITT n 1 TV!, aaf BOO KB W
Bask taersfore havt-B0JMy,r-.
S ICS
86; PER ANISTJH.
illUTLN, TANIN ALUlX "U Co.,
(Sdcceaaora to N. if. MARTIN, SON A Oo.)
Grocers. & Uomniissioa Merchaiits,
- rirrxussxiiJiiG, va
WAIiTER IL TVTATlTm t& Go
(Sueeeaaorato M. M. MARTIN 805 A Go.)
COM5IISSIOPI laEROIlAIlTS,
, R. A. Martix, formerly of Graarille CoN. C
R, Taxsahux, formerly of Edgecombe Co., ft. O
Waltxr K. Uaarnr, of Richmond, Va.
N. M. Mabtih, of Richmond. Va. .
R. H. Ccbkiboham Jr.. of Richmond, Va.
BOTH concerns wlQ give faithful personal at
tention to the sales of COTTON, WHEAT,
TOBACCO and CORN. Neither concern will -bay
any of, the above named articles, either oa Com
mission, Speculation or otherwise, aa their busi
ness in prod oca Is euiiilned to SELLING exclu
sively. Refer to
a F. Fisbbb, Esq., President N. O. Rail Road.
Dr. W. i. Hawxiks, Prea't R. A Gaston Rail Road.
R. R. BaineBBS, Esqn Prest Bank at Tarboro, N. C.
Hon. W. N. Edwards, Warren County, N. 0.
Jambs M. Bcllock, Esq., GranvUle County, II. C
O. F. Fish kb, Casbiar Exchange Bank, Petersburg
Kxm r P. Battlb, Esq., Raleigh, N.C
r9" We respectfully can the auenuon or uotton
Ptantera aad dealers to Petersburg as being one of
the best Cotton Markets In the South, having both,
a rood heme aad foreign demand, and we are
pleased to hear that efforts are now being made to
gettne rrcigna uuoub iruu vumivmv wcvwiv-
burg reducea 10 aoout aa a oate. .
men l, lBOi-om. i- ; -
JT. IV. ROBSON,
. (latbrhbttA bobsobO' v,
Conwiission merchant,
No. 62 EAST BAY,
CHAIlLSTONi 8. O.
Particular atttentlon given to the aale of .
WHEAT, FL.OUII, CORN, AC.
And from my long experience in the business, I
feel confident of giving satiafae ten. '
REFERENCES.
a M. Furman. Esa.. Pres. Bank of 8. C, . B.
Smith, Esq., President Union Bank., O. Swing Esq,
LNashville, Tenn, Hon. John P. King, Augusta.
Ga., Hon. M. A. uooper, sitowa, wa.
May 10, lbbi-em
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
STATE JOURNAIi.
If WAVING become the proprietor of the Deme
ilii cratio. Press. I have merged that paper
intotbe Statb'Joubbal, which will be published
Th.HriTi Jodrsal will advocate Democratic
nrtnclDleain the broadest sense, and will support
n. defend Democratic measures and their aavo
... ui rti nresented. and aa occasion may
require. In other essentials It will be my aim to
m t.h nanar. what Its name denotes, a. State
Journal eschewing all sectional considerations
and working for the entire State and her common
As soon as arrangements can be made, the whole
paper shall be re-modelea ana printeu wiw new
tTne. on rood DBDer.. and In a auperior manner. .
- The Editorial department will be properly atten
ded to In its various branches, anu wiu speaa ior it
self. Neither labor nor expense win oe spareu in
the management of the paper.
r The terms 01 the state journal wiu we aa
OW8 a aa 4AA
e mi-Weekly, per annum . ......... i ; . 1 400
Weekly l
These' terms wiU be insisted upon invariably in
advance. No name will be put upon the list
without the money, aud all papers will be discon
tinnMi at the exDlration of the time for which they
have been paid, unless the subscription be renewed.
I am satisfied, from years of experience, that upon
no other footing can any newspaper hope to suc
ceed. " ' - ! ' - '".',)!. .'
, Advertisements of a proper character will "be
Inserted at the following rates i -
One square, first insertion. . .......$ 100
Each subsequent Insertion:. . . . ; 20 cents.
AUberal deduction on these rates for yearly ad
vertisers In the Semi-Weekly. In the Weekly edi
tion the full rates will ee enargeu.
1 4 .-JOHN SPELMAN,
Nov. 2T, 1860. i - Editor and Proprietor
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tr r.rfatered letters.) wUl be entitled to
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We offer to advertiser! the inducement of. send-
lnsr their favors to oe reau vj m numerous anu m
fluentla! daaa of readers, both In town and coun
try The Southern Guardian presents great ad
vantages as an advertising meaium , hs circuia-
i. lrcr and la daily and rapidly extending.
r.rfoniariY la the middle and upper strict of
rainiw "y .
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JOB rauiTua
m.. inh ofliea is thoroughly appointed In all
resDecU,aBd fitted for every description' ef Job
work. n coauavwuu w '
Tha Southern -dlaata devoted to the mala
aa.a Ana ni - iiiisi axaxaasBBi - .
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S under the CSonstltution. WWls It is wining
KStalnthsDemticpa
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eonfldentiy anu uiawvi -
of ttsttth , and as the best preparation; for ths
eoateUwhlcb is even now upon as, It trill aealous-
COBaean , m. .uuuntUii' imnnnl
ly labor to euect unw" -wjr --
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Md ao effort wiu oe V"-;- -
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PrfW2Sd our Daily to nearly all the Week-
r newspapers of the State. Win they, in eonsw;
SattootS advaatage. kindly give the above
nrogpeotas a fawiaawHom. .
A NORTH CAROLINA PAPER
THIS TIITAlfiSi
STS
praka TIMES contains weekly forty columns af
Ala
. tt a mfll
' II choice matter.speciaily auapiea muy
beli'courteoui to aU sects and parties, It is the
1 De?Q. -im nf the publishers to present la IU
1 constant aim oi ine P"-", . nnim nfl ..
i-irH. it is -neuvner "r. T: . .r
jmm ... n .niitii.m.i rnr. nv
imnmi whataveT mav
would earnestly
rich the state. m
a'
itnotas weU to patroxuxe home papers, aa those
LmXoadMto buUd up home interest aad a
SS, ride aad WacatteV oar substance and our
8u?!l.e'jSanlrers. Give thb Tjmbb a trial
anu tnen le .
WHAT 1SUU vm .
Ttmea I reeard aa the very first of oar
SoutiTeVnLlteraWeekR
I know ot no recijr - '"i7m -1
deaerrinfr of pubUc patronage as the Times.
Is so deserving oi puu
7 - r "rrnr to a Vitiated taste eve-
hot. to amuse ana ibswuc-. ..-p---.-TTth
handsomest weekly papers published
.. , Bniritaf the Aee.
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their own newspapers-
"COLE A ALBRIGHT,
, Greensboro, . C
aaorcH,
rm -Tf NOW la TiixAa
m. r, tIaIA int Vi-aclnS
i ne uumciii r iau ouu a- u voau.,
I e.tnvt.v.
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at Augusta, ww sro-
IA4 5ot,00 Qtalns la each issue, elgat. pf
il.rt, enlnmnaS Of '
Totad to the tastmetioa and amusemsat of tas
LTTSILATTJRX, AGRICULTURE, and AST.
CT? iubserlberi are presented seati-aaaaaBf
witham INDSSa er tablt el Conteata
do
do
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T. AATrtIaemnia pubilshsdantllJorbld.wln.
h eaarged 60 seats per sqaarfP of ft Bnes for the
et Insertion, aad S3 eeata for eBelteoatlaaanee
If not an traded for.- .- - '
rSf" A liberal jdlscount made en the above
rates to persons advertising by oontracV
P
From. Nasliville.
Received at Telegraph Oilce, Fsb. l I
at Bulletin 0ffia,9: p. m. J
'AWust, Feb. 18. Dr. Eue arrive4 ber
from Nashville to-night, and says that Fort
Donelaon fell on Sunday morning. , John- ,
storr telegraphed to the . enemy. oflerinfcT to :
surrender the 'city on condition .thatv they
would 'repoclt.priYate property. No an-
. a. . . m.!a.iI. ef t Vi A
ewer waa receivtu, bui ,uajvi y -
citiiena aeemed willing to give dp on these
conditions. Numbers have left the city.
Thirteen thousand, troops are ta Fort
Donalaon, and two thousand are at clarks-
vUle. . . V ,
The river waa rising so that the ene
my's gun boata could reach the city. -
A large amount of Government stores
will fall into the hands of the enemy, most
of the rolling stock will probably be saved.
Casualties at Fort . Doiiel9on.
Richmond. Feb. 18. No details ha
been received in official quarters relative to
J .MB '
the casualties at Fort Donelson. I ne tel
egraph connecting to Nashyille has been
covered With ice and .t iciclea for the past v
two days, and we find great; difficulty in,
transmitting messages. ' - ,
A diaDatch from NashTille says mat ,
Floyd and Pillow are there, and that, the
Federal report of the number of prisoners ,
taken is not believed. rTherais great an .
xiety here to learn the.particitts from our
own men, . "
a . y
;' Northern News. 7 f ,
Richmond, Feb. 18. :
At Norfolk Northern papers of the 17th
and tbe Baltimore Sun, in an -e.xtra.oC the ,
16ht, 2 p. m., has been received, and from (.
them we learn that Fort Donelson surren-j
dered on the 16th, giving up 15000 prison
ers, including Gens. Johnson, Buckhsr
an Pillow.
Chicago, Feb. 17. The right ;wing.
commenced atorminf the Fort at noon to
day, taking right wing ol the enemy's for
tifications, over which the stars and stripes
are now; flyng. ' The opposing forces are
now almost breast to breat, and are ready
to open the work of death upon each other
in any quarter. . ' : . .
The latest Irom. Cincinnati and . Ohio
aays that Fort Donelson was taking yes-
terday with 45,000-, pxiauaaaxtSTacluaing
Johnston, Buckner and Pillow.
It was announced iu the House of Rep
resentatives at Washington, by. Col, Fox,
yesterday, lie was authorized by McCUl-
an to make the sutements. Jtioyu nas
escaped. There ia a heavy loss on botn
aides. ' V
St. Louis, Feb, 16. Gen. Halleck re
ceived a dispatch from Gen. Curtis, stating
that Prices rear guard was overtaksn, in a
pursuit from Springfield. The rebels es-
caped, leaving all their waggona ana.osg-
gage . V . ' c :
-Noarout, Feb. 18. Six companies of the
8th New Hapshire regiment, sailed from
Boston on the46th, for Sliips Island. The
cotton market on Saturday was irregular,
middlina being quoted at 28 29c,
The latest advicea from Mexico says that
the people have united in the, dstermina- v
tion to resist European invaders, " f .
- A large amount of Hospittal stores have J ,
been sent to Roanoke Islands. r
The ship Macaully, of Baltimore, was
boarded by the SumUr near Genoa, agd
.llml trt rtrnrtmmc. A.
Tfmm atiunsH r. ...
The Federal steamer Frimeora waa
lost
At sea in a recent gale. Crew saved, a n
9th Rhode IsUnd batteries, and a portion
I .nttineera( reeiroent sailed for Port
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Rnval on the 17th.
Slidell has arrived at Fans, i netooum
. t
erners in Paris think that he will soon ao.
complish his missions. ;
Ex-speaker Pntngton dieaon tne lain.
A Paris correspondent of the mw .xorK
recoinU., .nd i. initios Eg U to .c.
first. It save that Palmerston
is afraid to
make the first move. . t;
The Sumter is at Gibraldi. ; A secona
trreat eonsternatioh haa been caused among,
J mm 1 1 .J
the American ship masters at wsrwmw,.
on account of the Swnttr. -. 1 v
Th American question, as affecting the.
fPPlr cotton, has been debated inthe,
1 Manchester Chamber of Commerce. ,108
. ....rf that the war
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close.
cotton in Liverpool on the
I i'- : thousand bales.
Tha Ro-noke IsUnd prisoners are on
e viir ' r -
their way to New York. 4 . ;
IO!" ,i . ck 16. Gen. Mitchell has
crossed Barren river, ana iw u
3 2 mab aae aa iaFw
f Rowlina! Green.
1 SORREL MARE,. 15 or 16 Viv
hds hun, sUm but . wj Uornea q.
dV2Si;d was stolen from h stable
on her forehead, was sioien pieant.
I tne revoy .
1 .A . h iinviction of the tbiei.
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