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' nMrs Ej'prt Company fnatrd pack'
oy Pam4nffer Train and St to vert, and
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fieeeived at Tdrgraph Office.- Fr, 80, I
at Bulletin Office. J:Jfp. . I.
. RicHvo.tD, Feb. 13L No intelligence has
been received by the ' Governnient relative
to the disaster or number of Confederate
taken prisonersat Fort DooeUail odrela
tive to the eaf-ty of Buckner and his Bri
gades. Important from Nashville.
Recired at Te'.efrraph Office Feb. 20, 1 '
at Bulletin Office, 11:40 p. m. J -
1 ArecsTA, - Feb. 20. TheAtlanta Con
federacy of this morning publishes dispat
- cheatrora.a reliable source which says
Johnston, Buckner, Pillow and, Floyd are
in Nashville making preparations to .meet
the enemv. . x
Buckner'a forces were cut off on Sunday
but nearly all ere fighting rheir way out or
making their. way through the hilla to
Nashville.. .'-. o-
.IkThe enemy are in possession "of -Fort
Donelson. -
'Buell ia in possession of Clarksvilis, .
The total Confederate loss 'at "Fori DJn
elson is about 2,500, that Federal loss" 6,000.
0a
From Nashville. -
Fronuthe Atlanta Southern Confederal v,
of the 19lh --.".-. . .
Cuattanoooa, February 18.
Furl Donalson has fallen. The, lose bo
our s ide cannot be' Ascertained af present.
The Federals are marching 'oiCNashville,
and we regard tbe city in , gTlinger,
Our army-wiil probably -rally nar Naih.
ville. Generals Pillow, Floyd and - Buck
ner are all aafe at Nashville. Great excite
meat there.
'Up'to this writing, we have Jia despatch
es concerning theoperations.t Fort Don
alson and NashvilleJ and kejlld not re
ceive any Tennessee papere by yesterday's
mail. - ... . .... :.
The most extravagant and. unbridelfed
rumors and reports by passengers and tele
graphs from irresponsible parties, have
circulated tor two days, with the freedom
of the air we breathe? . ..... .
From the best evidence we can obtain,
we believe our forces have been repulsed
at Fort Donelson by the overwhelming re
inforcements -of the enemy on JSatarday
; night, but they were not captured. Oaf
'.mm' S
array , retreated in good oraer back, to
Ciarksville and -Murfresboro. Some 10,000
A
are said to be cut off by the enemy, but
were not captured, and were fighting their
way out at last accounts.
General Johnston is at Nashville with
the army from Bowling Green,- and ia re-
v solved to defend it to the last The great
final battle will be fought near that city if
the enemy approaches, which we suppose
they will, in a few days. We caution the
people not to believe extravagant or un
reasonable reports. .
The Abyss of Diplomacy,
' - U'e believe it is the "special mission',
of Sewsrd to sound the depths of infamy
in diplomacy, .and illustrate practically,
the art of sinking in foreign relatione. Can
anything be conceived more basely humil
iating than the following exposition of Sew
ard's views and position, in reference to
the swne blockade: '
LORD LT0XS TO SAKL XUSSXLL.
' Washistox, January 14, 18fi2.
(Received January 27.
My XerJ: Three daya ago,' in obedi
ecce to your Lordship's orders, I spoke to
Mr Seward on the subject lkjp plan
adopted by this Government of obstructing
the entrance to the harbora of some of the
Southern States by sinking yetsels, Uden
.with atonea, in the ehanitls
Mr- Seward observed that it was alto
gether a mistake to suppose that this plan,
had been devised with a view to injure the
harbora permanently. It was, be Slid,
- simply a temporary military meaure adop-i
' ted to aid the blockade. ' The Gc-rernment
of the United States had last . spriig. w&l
Navy very little prepared tor so extensive
' an operation, undertaken to blockade up-
I wards of three thousand miles of coast..
The secretary or me avy. naa rcyonea
that he could stop up the "Urge he lea" by
means of his shis, bur he ctmld oat stop
up the "small ones.' It had been found
necessary, therefore to close some of the
numerous small inlets by sinking vessels
in the channels. It would be thedaty of the
Government of the United States to remove
, all the obstructions as soon as the Union
was restored.- It was well -enderttoed
, that this wea an obligation ineunibent on
the Federal Government. At the end of
the war withHJreat Britain that Govern
ment had been called ipm to 'remove -a
vessel which had been sank . ia the itarhot
of SaAnnah, and had recognised -the bblP
gaiion' and removed the vassal accordingly.
Moreover, the United States were now
. cgied ia lciyilwar with the South. "
He was not prepared to- aay that; as tn"
-operation war it wus unjustifiable tods,
troy permanently the harbors of the enemy,
bat nothing of the kind has been done on
the present occasion. k Veisela hail been
sank by the rsbles to prevent the access to
their porta of the cruisers xf the. United
States., .The same measure a hd heea
adopted by the United States in order to
make the blockade complete. ' When the
war waa ended the removal of all these
abstractions would be a mere matter of ex
pense. There would be no great daficalty
in removing them effectually.
Besides, as has been gone injha" ca a of
Port Royal, the Uoitsd States wool! opea
tetter harbor thin those wMch thij cfu.
111 ill 1 III III ' . III I ll I I III I I III II I 5 ... I t - j - J" Ji- 'I it I I I 5 I I T..; I I ; I ! I i U I i I " J ,1 1 " I I I I T I I : f I UO
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VOL. VL-NO. 841
pal entrance to Charleston harbor had not
been recently closed altogether by veesela
sunk by order of this Government, and I
observed to hiin-that the opening of a new
port, thirty or forty miles off, would hardly
console the people of Charleston for the
destruction ol their own harbor. '
Mr. Seward said that the best proof he
could give me that the harbor of Charleston
had hot been rendered inaccessible, was,
that in sfnut of the sunken vessel, and of
the blocke&Dfir squadron, a British steamer,
laden .withontraband of war. had just sue
ceeded in getting in.
I have, &.c, Lvb.ts..
Had we noiotber reasons for swearing
eternal separation; from; the rotten and ac
cursed Union were ail our past grievances
redressed, and the best gnaranreea of Yan
kee indemnity and security offered for Xbm
future, we would find good cause for seCes
niea in the. cowardly tone and degeneracy
of the diplomacy oPLincoInism and Sew ,
ardism. " !
$100.00 B.CVO?iTXXEEIL
WANTED i
Having received authority from the. Goy
ernof of North Carojina'to enlist men lor
the war, all those dtsirous of entering" "the
service would. d) .well to, call 'upon me at
my bfnee and -iign the - rolL- Dujing my
absence from tawn-A C." WiLUAjiSoar,
Eq., will act fotme.i.AljoiintyofIOO OO
will be paid to each - man when the Com
pany ie completed and enters a Regiment.
o . .t . :J;A; FOX."
felr. 13? 1662 dtf ' -
... - . . . . .-,
-Dissolution.
, i. . , , . . . ,i.
nnHS Oopartaershlp bWofore VxkUnr Hnder
JL UiMmiof AUtXAHDCatA iloDOUOALL,
U this day flusolved by motaal eooieat. Henry
Uxsoder is stone authorized, tq nttle (ha bul-
n nt th lL Arm - ' -. A -
IIK5RT ALEXANDER.
. MALCOLM SloDOUGlLL.
JoM.S7LS41.U.
VALUABLE. MACflLNERY
A Tk A TE G T I O Nf.
- ". . , . Sahsbcst, N. C.. ..
f. ' . . January29, 52,
ON Thursdsy. February 28th 1862,-1
will sell at : . i ... . . ; - .-J v:
. . PUBLIC AUCTIQN, '
to the highest bidder tor for CASH, at the
Confederate' 'Statea Military . Prisons in
Salisbury,' a'large lot 61 -v) t . ', 1 f. I
. Valuable' jVTacliincry, ' 2 .
fermerly used in the 'Kowan Cotton Fac4
tory,'. consisting of ;.Y
Looms, Shaftings, Pulleys,
Rollsrs, CylindersShaft.hange'r8,,'V
Cog-wheelsShuttles,- Bobbins,
Cast-irbnPipes, Oldjron.&c.
JEST Saletocomraer.ee at 10 o'clock,
A. M. -,
.i HENRY McCOY,1 i
Capt.and A. Q. M., C. S Army.
'Feb 1 la w-4w. . .
MECKLENBURG IRON WORKS.
HENRY ALEXANDER.
i CUARLOTTC, N. C. ,
fWlHE uodcnlg-ned to inform the citieem of
JL Charlotte and vicinity, and th public geti,
eraily, that they have
COMMENCED BUSINESS .
at the above
ISIiT ABlsISr.UIfllSlV.T
rooror
;. Trado Qtroot, .;
AJJoInJug the North Carolina Jtall Pjtd, and op
posite JOHN WILKES' Steam flow Mill.
Ttiey are now prepared to famish all kind of
Maoliiiiery,
At abort notice, and on rtatonabl Urm.
STEAM ENGINES
FSOM 8tO 60 HOKBE POWER,
z x fm o O Xi.' oolx
- . .- r amd
.V- nACKSMITIIS WORK
"""- -' OF ALL CISDS.
Ti ID JP A. X E S
la thstr Uoe promptly attended to. Their FOUif
D&Tlsfa full operaUoa, aad 1
Cast Eegnlaxly twiea a Week,
- Wedaesdays aod Saturiaji.
They are prepared to furnish all kjidi or
CASTINGS IN IROiT, OltASS, &C
AOOoaDiia to oaosa. "
SAW AND GBIST HILL GEABINO,
GIN .WHEELS, f
SAW DUST BUHNERS,
AKTI-ntlCTION PLAT 9 AND BALLS FOR
COTTON P&ESSKS.
CAST IRON KAHIISG...
" For Garden Xncloeurte, t i
PvUkif Uoases, '
' . Publio Bandings, . .
. . - Porticoev,
' Cemetery Lots , k
Their
.... TTrTPT.TiVITOrTS
For carriing on the busineae In all He branches,
tveseaalLCTI WITH OSEAT CAJtK, and
ats provWed wita all Uw .. . r .
IJRQ'WrIQDIIfTg 1
Reoaired ta do their work in a
FIRST ItATK.MAMMEll.
Afeote, for Ir. S. 0, IiAiorr, for Winter's
ratcai Uahj Bw H1U, wldeh bae thaadvaniage,
along with many others, of doing at least twice a'
macs wort, and doing t better, thaa aay. oUha
Mill ia- nee-U caa V ran by gteaoif- Water 'or
.lionAPowar.. The anxlay may be seen at the Chop
'atanytitae, " uuki ALUAuAa, . ,
(SC. B. 1 14 Iron, vrass, uopper, o. ooagni er
teAla trade.
oci. W, 1S43-IC . . ' ' -
- PALMK1TO.'. . ,
ihoist works.
COJLUJIBtA, e. c,
-WABUSILKD, A. D. MDCCCLL
WILLIAM GLAZE, .
MANCFACTD&& OF dTEAif ENQINCS,
fron 10 U 80 Horse Power; SCO AS
MILLS of every atjle now In ase, atltl Work of
reyerydlacriraea. Aleo, Iron Railing, with every
dleeriptloa oX iron and Uraae CaeUnga. -
-IwcUA call awaUon to Iron Casting la the wav
of enclosing 4abllc BaUdlnge, l)weUln. CaA
tPS2&t!-
Havtztga flrst rats Boiler maker with as. we are
prepared to maaofaetare Boilers, or repair them!
at short aotloe. WU1 eend boiler avLkarto aV
part ol Ahe 0tata., Oar team aginee TwUlbi
toaad, when compared wita those maUe at North,
era establishment, to be from twantjflvs U fortv
per cent larger rr the same horse power.
These Works have been tn suoceeefai oiratibc
for ser ral years, wtth an lnoreaee of patronara
rraat all parts af the Boathern ooeatry. for which
te rrvpftstox ntWM hia vhaAks to bU aamaraas
Mtadj aad paxrons. and begs to ecr tbca thai
bo palas er expense will be i pa red t j msrtt a ees.
ttaaanee of their favors.
TlVifX WILXLT CATAWiiA JOL'iOiaL, pufc
: JL Ul4 fTV7 TUi4F ajr-nUr, M tinner
Cam, laararserttt tie f - NU.Tl W af sT
CHARLOTTE, N. C., FRiITrfFEB 21862--
JJKM OVAL. ' '
We have removed-our. Livefy and Sale
Stables lrom our old stand, in rear of the
.Mansion-; House." to the "Tatteraall "
Stables, opposite the jail, where we wenld
be pleased to wait oa the public, p enerali y
At our new ftand we are better prepared
to attend to the Jante or the public, having
a much more convenient buifding than the
one we were formerly in, and being well
provided with prorenderr-
We have good lota for. ibe accommoda
tion of drovers, being prepared to acconir
modate any amount cf horses and. mules,
and would be pleased to wait oa any drover
who may give us a call. - . - - - . .
We have, also, a good Black-smith shop
in connection with rar Stables, and would
be pleased to attend to the wants of the
people in that line. J. - v" t
Give us a call. , , ? '
BROWN &. VVADSWORTII,
- . t ' i Tatteraall Stables., '
Dee 23, 1861 d2mos. - ' . 1
COFFEE! .COFFEE!
IS (tlANUFACTUItED AT M
- KEUjY-'S Southern Excelsior Coffee
Mill, Raleigh; and is equal to .the best
coffee. It is made -ot coffee, rye and
chkkory, and is roasted in a cylinder by
machinery, and therefore is better parch
ed than can be done by hand. Chicko;y is
not so well -known n Dixie lahcrrbriiin.
Europe they use it to give a superior flavo?
o thecotree. In Germany " hey call it
sagcrah,' end hre we call it dandalion li(
Eneland It ia o huhlV appceciated that
they lay a duty of two pounds ten shillings
sterling per .hundred weighrtb 'protect the
growers of ; Ye annex, Proesspi Env
Dions' certificate to show that there is nb
humbug, but jtia what it is reprcssnted
to be: --t -s -
ToMR. Kellv",; Sik i' I have tested and
used the two samples: of : manufactured
coffee the labelled Java and Laguixa.
The first equals the Rid eotree-oPlbeshO
and seems to be equally good with, that
kind".-" " I am satisfied that they
contain nothing' which is injurious to the
system, and may ' be economically"; and
safely, used as substitutes-for coffee'. J
,j - E.-3fM02J3,"
This - coffee is pqrup fir pound psfpers,
and packed - in' boxes containing thirty-six
pounds, unless otherwise ordered. ' '
All orders promptly attended to by "adr
dressing . ' M. KELLY,
jan.ia2-lm . , Raleigh, N.C
Tvr o i icii. . -. r . ' -.
JJM-, H i ., -rr - -
All claims against theSndtllery and, Harness
establishment of the eubacriber will be Settled by
Mr. K. thaw; and all indebted to. the same wilt
pleaee make' payment to him, as it is necessary to
close up Ui outetanding business. '
now. i7. '61-dW - U. M. PEITCUABD.
J. IT. WlLIilNlSOiV & tO.
WHOLESALE JiD KETAIL, DEALERS IN. ,
FINE AVATCflES, jfiWKLRV, SILVEil
PlAteci "XTV xrGm
CHAKLOTTE, H. C. ,
J. S. PHILLIES, '
xXoxo23LCt,xx-t Tailor
A VINO located la Charlott ruepect- .ia
fully souciu a soare ui puouc patron
&ge. t :;. . it
A complete assortment of Cloths, Cassi
mersand V eatings always on hand, which win te
made to order, t the shortest notice, after th
latest fashion. "
bop three doors South of the Mansion II o use.
epu 19-tf -
WIIilatADIS &, OATES,
"-talDB STKT,'
Cotton JBayera, tiroeers Ac Produce
' ' lealer, .'".."
Agtnt for KettleweZTa Hantpulvted; Guano
' and Lorie't Lumber. ' " ' ,
:all orders promptly filled."
may 17-f
John T. Biitler, .
Practical Watch and Clonic .JfaJUr, JwseUtr
.Jko.. Main atrse. Charlotte, Jf. C. orrpovite
fXrri IloUlr-dtaUr in fin t WatcMa, Clocks
I Jewelry, watch Jttat6fait za. .
ALL work done In the establishment warrented
for
TWELVE lriOPTTHS.
Pine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every des
cription repaired and warranted for twelvemonths.
Jan. 11, 1641 ly.c -
THOMAS W. KArJOLlFFk
SIGN OF THE DRtiri,
BICHAKDSPN STREET,
THE NORTH-EAST C0&NX& OP RICHARDSON
AND PLAIN 8T&EET8, '
,V-4:i r? HO.iee.irjtf Hi
OOXiTJJalSIik, 13. O.
Importer and JDeaier In Fine
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELBY, 81L
" --.VES WABE,'
GUNS, MILITARY a FANCY GOODS;
EEfWATCHXs and Jswaur repaired by sklllfol
. aod experienced Workmen. All kinds of
HAia-WoaK made to order, .
oet. 87.1960-tf. ,
Certain Cure far Fluz.
CertalQ Cure for rial I
Certain Cure for Flux I . . , . - .
Certain Cure fof Pkixf '
Certain Ours for Flax t
. KOOPMANN'3 DtAEKIICEA MIXTUKEt
KOOPMAN'd DlAttiUiCBA MIXTURE 1
KGOPMANN'3 J)1ARKH(EA MIXTURE 1
KOOPAIAN DIAR1SHOIA iUXTUUSJ
WU1 cure the most obstinate - . - . -
Will care the moat obstinate
WiU care the most obstinate
Will ears the most qbeUnate
.1. Cases of Diarrhoea and Flux
, Cases of PiarrLcc and Flux.
- 'Cases of Diarrfcoua and Flux
Cases of Diarrhoea and Tzx
If taken in time:
K taken la tisae;
If taken in time. . . . . . . .. . . . v.
If takea la time. .... " ' :
For sale at KOOPAUNS & PHJLPa and a taa
Drug Stores, Charlotte. . ..... .
may 9-e 4. , . " .1 "- ''-.
WilmiDgtonj Cliarlolte' and
ABiiiherTord Bail Road.
n TaAsapoarlTiosrOrFicc,' W. a.
ON and after.Monday tb. i Instant the ras
senrer and Mail Train wUl ba. run. an .this
Ruad daUyXSahdajs excepted) as Iollow:- :
going . wiat.rj j ; : I,
... ... ..-Aaarva,
LXAB
-i -
700 AM
Tvi5
. - CharloHa '
. -.-. TtMkaseere .
. Bretard "
- Sharev
-. : Lincoln ton K ''
T.41
SJfT
8.IS "
8.40 .
LXAVS
Aaaxva. i
41.00 A
H- '.j- r -.Lincoln to
gharan -
1L23
... 1L45
. a
r Brevard
Tttskasesre-5 11.13P.M.
By Order.
V.A,McBS.Yr
A alia Masse af Tra.nnArtatt.
PEO VISIONAL GO 7E2H1IENT
Confederate Stale s of America,
president. -.-St.-.!:
JEFFERSOF DATIS;
ALEX. H. STEPHENS;
, CABIN XT Of ZOX& 8V: si
; -8SCBETARV OV 8UIS, " . f.,
it. PI. T. HUNTER Vfr nla.
i ' " RKRETART OS THX TIEASUHT. J ' l '
C. C. MEHWIINGEK.n8 Carolina
RRASETARV Ot THrSAVT."
S. ft. If! Al.l.OIt V, of Fl rida.
tt. V. '-WALKBUi of Alama
. - . rosT3iASiaaosrA.t,i:;
JOHN II. KBAGAN, of 1'eiM.
' " 5 ATTORSET 0ESF It, -. j : f-
JT. P.'DENJAilIfMana,if. s
' . , ... colra r e 83 m- ftzffC
President Hon. HOWELL C03B of Ga.
Secretary-JOHH 30N J, HOOFEB, Esq.,
of Alabama, l
Ataba7naR. Vrl Walker, R. H. Smith, J. LV
M.Curry, W. P. Chilton 8. r. Hale, uomn j.
McRae, Joho Gill 8horter, Daniel R. Lewis, Thos.
FeR.rn. , . .. i,-' " J -
"Ftorida- James B. Owens, Jl Patton Anderson,
Jackson Alortoo . !-
iJtmrniti Robt. Toombs. Howell Cobb, P. S.
Bartiw, M. J. Crawford, E. A. Nisbet, B. H J Hill,'
AE, Wriftht, Thos. K, R.,Cobh, A. Hv Kenan, A.
II. Steuhens. ' " r i
.sLotetntna John Perkins, JrM A. L. DeCloaet,'
Charles U. Conrad, D.- F. Kenner, . a. Bparrow,
Henry Marshall.
.OMiMJuoi-W. P. Harris. Walter Brooke, X.
L. Wil30n, A. M. Clayton, W. 8. Barry J . T. Har
rison. , - -
. South Varolina-K. B. Rhett, Jr., R. W.-Barn
well, L. M. Keitc, James Chesautt Jr. C O. Mem-,
minger, W. Porcher Blilcs, Thos, X Withers, W.
W. Boyce. - . c " : ' t,
Tfaeaa L. T. Wis fall. JV H. Reaean, J. Hem-
! pWU, T.-N.Waat,- Judge "Gregg, -Judgt pldham,"
and vyji.iuiiree. , ,- ;. v , , ,..
t ' ET AS DING COMMITTEES. ; i .
'Bieeulitt Department--Stephens,' Conrad;
SV.,m. APT, i if a Rhtt. NlahAt.. - PerfclnHI
Walker. Keitt." 41 v '
XUXary :AJTairtKa.n9Wrt Miles, J3parrowr
Kenan, Anderson.
'.Javal 'Apiirs-Conri&i Chesnut, -"'Saiitb,"
Writdit, Owens. t . , . , . - v
''Finance Toombs, Barnwell, Kenner, Barry,
McRae. ? .;y- :".?ir. ri t.-"
Commerce Mejamlngeff flrawfoj-d DeCloaet
Uorton, Carry.
'Judiciary Clayton, 1 Withers, Hale, Cobb,
Harris. ' J
'ostoi Chilton, Boyce; Hill, HarrUen Onrry.
' Patents Brooke, Wilson, Lewis, Hill, Kenner.
I TerritorUa Chesnut, Campbell, M rshali, Nes-
a;t,earne, - . -. . - ,
Public Land Marshall, Harris, Fearne. -Indian
Affair Morton, Hah?, Sparrow, Lewis,
Keitt. ' - - - r-"' - .
'Printlngr- Cobb, Harris, Miles, CbUten Pe
i r . ... . :. ;
Accounts Owens, qrawrera, vampoeu, ue
CtotieV Smith. . " ' -
iT'irrfftShorter, Wusonl Kenany McSse,
Bartow. CT ' ' '
MEMBEKS '01 THE FtBST .PEEMaI
'l iTENi; CpKGEES$.,jtf : !
make the follQwing")ist of the members elect
oT the" First Permanent Congress tha1 it is to" meet
wrt the lOth'of February next.- The list Is made
from the election returns : .v ; -
Alxxaua. Senators Messrs. William L. Yan
cey, Q O Clay. . ' t -.
Members of the Houe Messrs E tr TergMi, w
F Cbilon, James L Pagb, J L M Carry, W R
Smith, John P Rawls, Thomas J Foster, 1 Oiopton
L F Ljod., i ' -
Axkaxsas. Senators lessrs Robert W John
son, Chailes B Mitchell. - - . - -
.Members Of the Home Mtasrs Felix J Batson
Grandison D Roystec, Augustus H Garland, ThcH.
FiORLDA. Senators Election Tetarns no re
.f!-!ved1 - x ' , '
Members of the House Messrs James B Desklns,
Hilton. - - 'I"-" '
- Gkobgia. Senators Messrs E H Hill, Robert
Toombs, ..- ' - ... . , J r w ;
Members of the House Messrs A H Keenan,
Uiaes Holt, A R Wright, Juiien Hartriige, Lucius
JGartrell, Wm W Ciars, Robert P Trippe David"
W Lewis, O J Mannalym, Uarty gtrtckland. v.
Locibiaka. Sen&tors Meurs FdwarLSparrow
T J Semmes. . , .-j. -. ,., -m . . '
Members of the House Messrs i P Kenner,
Ohas Ylllers. John Perkins Jr., 0 W Conrad,
Henry Marshall, Lacien Dupose.
Mississippi. Senators Messrs Albei t G Brown.
J&mes l'helah. ' ,r , v ;
Members of the House Messrs John J McRae, J
W Clapp, Reubin La vis, Israel Welch, H C Cham
ber j, O A Singleton, Barksdale. "
Missocar. Senators Mesirs' John B- Qttrk, R
BY i'eyten. . . - ..; '
Members of the, House Messrs Je"m Hyer,'
Cas;ar W Bell, George Hf Vest, A H " Conrowj W
W Cock, Thfcmaa W Freeman, Thomas A Harris.
Noth CAfiouKA Senators Messrs Georgs Da
vis, Wm S Dortch. j . - - v ,
Members of the House Messrs W N H Smith, '
KoDert linages, uweu ti -Keenan, J D McDowell,
Thomas S Asbe, Archibald ArringWn, Robert Me
Lean, William Lander, R S. Garther, A 8 Davids
SOn. . ' - .' ' .... -. I . r. .':
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well, James U Orr. ' l
Members of the House Messrs W W Boycei W
Porcher Miles, M L Bonham, John McQueen, L
21 Ayer, James Farrow. - .
, . XaswBssxa. Senators Mtssrs Langdon r0
Haynes, Gustavus A Henry. . ?
Members Of the House Messrs D H Carrlri,'J
D 0 Atkins, H Foster, Thomas Menees, George
W Jones, M P Gentry, W GSwann, W aTlbbs,
L Gardner, T J Heiskell -
TKXASvSenators-Messrs. Louis T. WicfaB, W,
8. Oldham. I-
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cox, Peter W. Graham, 0 0 Herbett, W B Wright
Malcolm P Graham, S. B. F. Sexton. ' jf
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bliss, Moscoa E. ii. Garnett, John Tyler.- Eocer
A Fryor, Thomas K BocorS, John Goode, Jr
James P Holcombe, D O Dejarnette, WUliam
Smith, A R Boteler, John B Baldwin, W R Sta
ples, Walter Preston, A G Jenkins, Robert John
son, Cbarles kL JtuseelL . J, ur . r :
Ksstucxt. Senators Messsrs. H 0 BurnetU
WUliam BSimms. T
Members of the House Messrs Daniel P White,
Thcmas B Monroe, J H Ford, John J Thomas T
D-BurreJ, George W ISwinf, George B Hodges,
Thomas Johnson. -
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-ArMTrtTArFeb20.A private tfispatent
received befe toVnight fromCKAtfAidogaf
says that' NasfrvitlJ fyhoW in tWpdsBesP
sionof the Tederals. 5 r. L-.-
From Richmond.
Richmoxdv FdH.OTne'Jatest North-
ern accounts of the battle of 'Fort Donelson,
admit that tfie. .Federal arniy was Terribly'
cut to pieces, and the dead lay in.. heaps..
The scent of the battle beggarsdescription,
and the Federals T bave.'a dearly . bought
v ictpry r Comparies were deprived of ofS-:
cera arid officers of companies. The dead
were thickly 'strewn across the field by the
i;on federates to a ieartui enect.
portion of the prisoners were sent, to Cni-
cago, ana me oauance to (Dpruignem,.auu
Indianapolis. , vi-" '- - i
Information was received fom , jiTbrt
Carolina "this evening that "tiiree Fed"erai.
gunboat- ascended theiChovfantpivinton.
and were engaged tne uonteaeratea, wao
were 'commanded by Cpilt WUUtriis.i The
x anKeea wereipromptiyMrepuiJsei,an.a were,
compelKja to retire" t6 their' boats, which
were in a damaged condition ... .
Compel erate ..CdngrfessI
, RicHMOKDj Febuary 20.-IJU9e Foote,
of Tennessee, introduced' M'resolation,
resolving that whatever propriety there miry'
be iifcithe original fadoptiotf of ' wntft is
known as the defensive policy irfofinecti6n
with the prosecution of rt he pending war
for Southern independerree Recent events'
clearly t demonstrate the expediency sof
abandoning that policy henceforth onrj for
ever, and that it be the duty offhe'Govefn-1
mem io impart u possime aciiTiiy io our
military forces to assail the forces bf the'
enemy, wherever, 4ney may De- fonnd
either-bn the r land ".or oir -wafer; with the
view of obtaining the most ample indemnity
tor the past, and most com ptefe security
for4he ttttuTeVU sr-A 1 v'
The resolution wfa opposed by Jenkins
of Vfrginiav. ; 'ti.-t-
It waa advocated in a powerful speech by
Foote, consuming all tne session. ' : "
Foote noved his resolution be laid Oh
iheabie,'' 'v '"' :'."'' V ''""
House adjourned; 1 ;r ?
A: Proclamation;
iv r - r'. 13- "m V .
Richmond , Feb..20".
Proclamation by the President to the peo
pee or we j onjeaeraic oiaies ej America :
The Termination of tnV Provisional Gov-
ernment offers a fitting occasion again to
present ourselves in humiliation, prayer
and thaliksgiving before that God who has
safely coriducted Wthooghrm
of onr National existence? "We" have been
enabled to. lay a new foundation of free
Government, and to repel the efiorts ofj our
enemies to destrOjrns. His law has every
where- reigned supreme, arid throaghout
our wide spread limits. " "
Personal liberty and privaferights hate
been'duly honored. r' ' " ' .
A love of honest piety has pervaded onr
people;, and'the one hundred' 'vrotoriea oS
taiced over oar enemies have Dee n justly;
ascribed trHim who ruleth the universe..
We had hoped that the year Would have
clcsed upon a scene, of continued prosperi
ty, but it has pleased the supreme disposer
of events to order it otherwise.
'We are not permitted to furnish aa, ex
ception to tne rule of Divine Government
which has prescribed affliction as the'ducip
line of nations, as well as individuals. .
Our faith arid perseverance rnijst be tes
ted, and (hechasteriin Which seemeth grie-
vous wui, ii riguuy receivea, o.iug lojnn lis
appropriate fruits. ' -' ,;. f V .
It is meet arid right,' therefore, that we
should repair to the only giver of all .vic
tory, arid humble oursel ves before Him,an.d
pray that He may strengthen our confidence
in Hia mighty power, and righteous judge
ment. Then may one surely trust in Him
that He will perform Hia promisea and
en eompaaa us as with, a shield in this trust,
and to this end. . . . '.,:-.'
I, Jefferson Davis, President of these '
Confederate States of America do hereby
set apart Friday, the 28 th day of .February,'
instant,' aa a day of Fasting, Humiliation
and Prayer, and I do hereby invite the peor
pie of these Confederate States to repair to
their respective places of public worship xo
humble themselves vbefore Almighty God
in prayer f Jr his protection and favor to our
beloved country, and that we may be saved
from our enemies, and irom all tnatnate us.
Given tinder my hand and the seal of the
t j . - 3 . . t:.i i I J - . L
twentieth tiay of February, A. Dij 1862.
BY THS PTESlDKStf ' S ' ''
signed, JEFFERSON 'DAVIS. '
War. M.-Btiovrit,' Seeretdryi of State, dd
Northern -News,
Chicago, Febf 18. T"hW isf no fouBda-
tion for the'rumor' thaV'Price'a "army has
been captured. , f
Bnshrad Johnson, of Tennessee, ana not
A. Sidney, was captured at Fort jDonelson.
Amoiit' the other t riaonera are ' Coloiela
Ganes", Voorheea, CrowrifForest and Aber
cathy. ,".' . : .. :
'Or. the night of the 6 th a great light waa
Vt In te dlrectionof Clarkaville;. andTit
ia aupWsed the'ra befip had bttrnedthetown
ana atearaera. . .vit y'r
Fen UesiU da?Jciatt9n hif
centra ted e VeTy availably Soldier at Nash
tilfetfnd' will niakef a deVpertte attempt i6
retrieve lie misforthes arFortlorielsoii1.
A rebel surgeon ' statee thabeteea
three-ami fbuThuhSrea vfetilled -and
eight tl'ttre'woatted..' v -1
Tfce itemef Sfors and" :5riprand"'ttie
sehoaner EmoH renWileo oh the f9tn.
;The BarnaldeBeeC etearhera Twas'je?
ferebU aTidthe-FdlfirnVrVnaB gone t-to
- . . it- , .
Sr. Lo3,rFebM9. Gran hhs-ord?red ;
seter!t'difrerenffwArd?moTe : '
ramuel43riritliV6V '
. J Sctffolk f his forenoon, JrHe Bays th'lfiree
gtm?boats -went opthehowan river to- J
waraa vvtnton, iietnoTd county. 11(4 soon"
aftef heatd'Ijek'vy kvd lohgcontinued'tlfirig
in that directiorfr and cohcludee tliaT the
enetnbabfyefelepulsed
at or nearl Wm;on:; ? -: 4, l; Jc t
..Before the cars left Suffolk, to-day, heavy
.firing commence! id the direction of Win
ton, which was plainly heard at Suffolk
lCHMoit-b:;e'bi XrhBorfoVk tele-
graph line was down on.VVednesday.
. TheTffew Vork eaU:pf the':tdth pph
iiahed an impudent correspondence between
. Grant and Buckner relatiye to the surren
W aw fr I lAn A I aTvti hi Ah a a hmJ a ! n
k foIlowa i.BucHner' said .that on orisid$ra
, tionoi ai inepircmsiaricepi uo.vern-r
.rr r 11 -l .
raeni anairs at mis station, i . propose, to
the commanding ? officer ot the Federal
forces to appqint cpnrynissitmers to argue
terms of capitulation. In. .that view . I
eugg'est an armistice until IZ to-day,-r
.Grant replied jhano crms , except thp
urico'ndritional ana imm,exliate surrender;
can pe accepjedU . I propose M to . move jm-:
mediately on your works. ' . , ' ,
Buckner replied: The distruction of
forces under my command, incident to an
unexpected change of commanders and an
overwhelming. force ftpder your command
compel me, nocwitnsianomg me orunani,
success of the Confederate armies, to ac
cept the ungenerous and unchivalrous terms
you propose. . ,
To a qu9tion by an officer, as regards
thtriumDer 6??pri'soners.: Buckner eid.
. 'Yi Vs' . iV',c a '
you have all put of 25000, who we,re not
killed, or did not escape, , , , u
'Norfolk;' e1. -2d:-he "NeV'.Vork
Herald, of fhe lth, has beepi received. It
siaysthaf the' victory at. 'Fort Donelson is
colinplete! '."Fifteeri I thousand troops, with.
an immense amount oi war materials were
captured. Pillow, " Johnston, Buckner
and'FIoyd . left Saturday; night. wih" fiye
thousand njen. . The Fort surrendered
early Sunday morning, 'fit loss on both
sides .were very heavy. , Jt gays jthat (wa
thousand rebsfsj. were killed and wounded.
'Foote, . thoagh wounded, would Attack" j
iarKBvinc, wuicu i nem uj a large re net
force, and is atforiy fortified.
It also says trit for hundred Federals
were kiiled arid eigtfhunded were woun
ded at the battle"of Fort Donelson. -: . . ,
A per centage of the officers if large, . :
The Confederates; lost forty-eight field
pieces, and seventeen heavy wgons, wth
tweriiy thousand stand of arms i and a large
quantity of commissar stores. J .
j Eighty-thousand Federal troops were
expected at Cumberland . riVer by thev 1 9th..
p The TUraid sav? it. hVa JinfoLtnatioa.
from 'Fortress Sbnroe of! heavy fighting,
near Savannah, the city being . reported aa.
captured Jy the Llncola troopsVt '.t.
' There is intense eicitcmeht at Wash-
ington, caused by the nwpvabovo, T "
The epirimon voice was jubilant at the
North cri the receipt of the Federal victo
ries, which were to be celebrated at Phila
delphia and other Yankee cities. , 1
The "preparations for a ..Congressional
eelabration" was ,bein made on a grand
ecale., '' . .., . ,,; : .: .' . -
. Gene. Floyd and Pillo w Ml .escaped from
Fort Donelson. v r' ; ; ....
Northern accounts acknowledge Jhe
slaughter of their troops as terribly severe.
The. North is frantic with joy. .
, A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Inquirer, from - Washington dated Febru
ary 17 p. m says that the Navy Depart
ment received dispatches, atating that the
stars and atripes were waving over Savan
nah. - -. ::v---V. ;:: '':.-; '. '-'. ' . ' ' ''
A double attack was made by eleven gun
boats, with eight thousand troops.
. Burnpides forces were largely increased."
Exaggerated, accounts - of the affair at
Savannah go to Europe vto-day. by the
steamer-America. ;;":;-.' . ' "
. .Senator handler said in Congress, to
day during a. discussion of the treasury
notea billy, that. thexe, was but one obstical
in the way for the BUppre3sion of the rebel
iop and that is George B. McClelland, .the
Comraander-kl-chief.- , 'v: " "'. '
. HU removafis imperatively demanded
by judges of military operations. - i
vft ia supposed that a party of the Roan
oke prisoners were at Fort jWarren and a
part oa Governors Island. V ;
tFive thonsend negroes were reported as
in possession, of the Yankees at Port
RoyaL. .'f j -.. -H ';i; :'v . "
, The telegrSph line rs completed from
Wilmington, Deleware, to cape Hatteras.
A-eubmarine cable is to be laid across
the bay from Fortresa Monroe to cape
Charlea. The cable -arrived at Fortress
Monroe on the 16th.- It will be sunk in a
few days. r--.r'-.; 1 :,-. :-.',. .
.. It will hnet Washington and othsr
Northern eities with Old Point.
? Sunton is expected at Old Point; :
Nosroi Feb. 20,Nqrthern .papsrsif
the 18th, received here says that t he stssjji
ship Kangaroo has prrired lrom Liverpool
; The WukviUi'l had leti Soathampten
andthVltitseen of htr was out lidt h
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Needles steaming with full speed down tho
channel. She has paseed : tho Tuscarora
in Cowe Roads on the 4th. "
The allied armies 'have determined to
march on the Mexican Capitol next month.
The Arch Duke of Maxemillcn will be -
tendered the throne ol Mexico. r '"J&
The Queen, in her speech, said that the
relations to" all Curonean powers were
friendly, and satisfactorially settled, there
fbreihe " friendly relations of America is. '
unimpaired' Ci"
Faris !Tour6e closed dull at aevehty-one -3
forty. . ' " '-
' The steamer Edcnburg with Liyerpool
dates of the 5th has also arrived.
1 he Obterver says that the American
Government is anxious for the renewal of
(.the effort to lay the transatlantic cablo.
arid offers to furnish the means, it Europe '
wtll do the same. .;
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