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THE BULLETIN :
BY 23. IL MUTTON.
orricx..., . vN0-u 1R STlklt,
. Our China JTall, on the eecon i Jloo.
i . , TERXS FOR PAFR : -v
' nrUt DAILY BUXLTTEl wl!tbfaiT,1Lii
'SIX DOLLARS per aaaum. EX ADVANCE " "
TIIETBLWXSKLY CULLXTI wii; !ib.
Ii.hel eery Tuesday, ThurdT and JUwrCif enri4!n
JP
tc cusrgcu y ccuw fi ara oi nnM lor tc
Brst Insertion 85 cents for. each eonllnaapra
If nt eentraeted for ; ,( .
CHARLOTTE,
FJEB;.22,i 1862:
$6;.PEK; ANNUM.
VOL. VI. NO.' 842.3
A . liberal- dlooant made o the above
rates to persons advertising by contract.
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'MBMBMBaBaMSSSSmseSSMeeennSSeM
. ... '
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ilY TIS APIS.
ifi fuJHmvjr Tmin anl Steamer, and
1'ejtp.tu-A by TtlfQntpkto all part of tXt
TDE HERO PRICE, ' :
A BRILLIANT VICTORY.
RfehrfJ t Telfrph 0Oe Feb. 21 I
: , , at Ballftla oSe, 8:4a p. m. f
RiCHMoxn. Feb. 21. Official intcHi
. gence here ttatea that Gen. Trice recently
fought t Battle near tl Arkansas line,
mhen he killed TOO of the cnemf and lost
nnljr 100 Confederates. Jt is reported a a
brilliant victory.
From Fort Donalson.
Inielliieiice through a prirate source.
Kecdrt4 at TeUgrsph Office Feb. tl, 1S3 I
At aUUo ace, 3.40 p. so. f
Arstrr, Feb.' 21.r-Livit. DsquecroV,
oT the 14th Missiwlppl. who was in the
hattU at Foit Doiielsop, arrived bera last
night "and gives the following account:
The enemy opened ihe fight on the Fort.
. Oar lorccs were from 13,000 to 15,000,
embracing one or twoRegimeniaol CavaN
ry and tour field battetiea. On Wednesday
"morning tha sharp shooting I the etjemy .
0encd fira in connection with their Ar
tillery, on our left", and continued through
the day. Thursday and Friday they con
tinued, but ir waa little more "than ah'Ar-
tillcry drill, with fight between skirmish
ers little los on our, side. - '
On Friday the Gun Boats opened a
tremendous fire and the Fort which. con
tinued without intermission 'through the
' day. - ' : :
On Saturday-rooming he Confedsrate
Arm r was ordered out -at 3 o'clock and
formed in line of battle. . The fight run
from the center to the left and soon be
come general. A great battle ensued," and
wc took seven or eight cannon and two or
three hundred prisoners. , The latter were
not recaptured. Our success continued
through the day, uninterrupted.
One of the enemy taken prisoner re
poried that the Federals were 50,000 strong
and tbll they had been reinforced' 30,000
On the strength of which report Buckner
raised a white flajf and proposed to capitu
late, but as the fighting was resumed it
was supposed our terms were not accepted.
, Our loos ta killed is estimated at from 3
to 500 ; wounded, 12 to 15,000, which were
removed to Dover.- " ,
"Y The Con federatea were commanded by
" Pillow, Floyd .Buckner and Bushford John
ston, all of" whom exhibited the greatest
' gallantryJ .JJ
The reported capture of 15,000 prisoners
it is supposed is greatly exaggerated; as
straglerain squads, companies and battal
ions escaped during Saturday night under
the cover ol darkness. . In this way nearly
a third of Floyd's Brigade escaped. . . Buck
. wr is reported to have escaped also.
. The rnemy-fought very desperately.
.now, to the deplh of 3 inches, and sleet,
wi falling during the battle.
Our informant was wounded on Satur-
day afrrrnoon during the engagement.
8100.00
iioortxY.
VOLtlNTEKKS
WANTED..
Having received authority from the Gov
rrnornl North Carolina to enlist men lor
the war, all those desirous of entering the
service would do well to call upon me at
my uliicc and sign the roll. During ray
absence from town, A4.-C. Wicmamsox,
Lq., will act forme. A bounty of $100.00
will be paid to each man when the Com
pany is completed and enters a Regiment.
, . -J. A. FOX.
feb;13, 1SC2 dtf
Take Notice,
" . LI. pcreooa Indebted to thiabcrlbr
'in jajsty va. y
WILL PLCASX
'CO ME 'F Oil WARD
T i and pay up
IMMEDIATELY! -
as longer kfOlgence cannot be f..,--, .
I wnold also notify those In want of goods that
from and after this date all goods will be sold low
: dawn ror cash or Its equivalent. "
Jan.10 tf. 1 ' -
RAGS! RAGS
-CASH paid lor RAGS at the Envelope
Manulactory opposite the Post Office.
J. II. STEVENS &. CO;
Feb I2-btf '
. NOllTIl CAUOLINA
FOUHDEY & HACHINE WORKS;
SALISBURY, N. O.
rilEUCKS & READER,
SUCCESSORS TON. BOYD EN A SON,
MANUFACTURERS' OF
ACUICUI-TUIaAl- IIalfclJIE?S,
Cultivators, Plowa, . " ; , .
- Corn-S hellers,
Seed-Sowera
IIorse.Powers cc Thrashers, .
THE CELEBRATED '
TELUGSAPH CT7TTI50 HACHIinE, -
- For Fodder, Hay, Stalks, Oata and Shucks,
Iking: the first Premium Machine of the
Fairs of North and South Carolina,
CH)EB & SUGAR IHLLS.
SHAFTLNG AND MACHINERY
er Grist, Circular &. Vertical Saw Mills,
Gold Copper & SllTr imueaw.' .
Manufacturers ot and Agents for Dr. E.
O Elott's PATENT MULAY SAW
MILLfanYwATER WHEELS. .
PUnon and
DOUBLE ACTWO HAY OR C0TTPN
PRESS -" ' . -
Ireland Brass Caatine, ForginfcTa, and
FwUhed Work, of evsry Description.
T0BACC0 PBSSSXJ AND nXTTJSZSr
Ana other Kinds Machinery repilnd . ml
,hortxie. fSi?W
Dissolution.
firillE OpartnermWp heretofore exUtinc nader
Si the name of ALEXANDER A SloDOUOaLL,
U tUi daj rfUsolred by nataal content. Henry
Alexander U aPme authorized to settle the bui
mrm of the late firm. '
. 1IENRT AL1TXANDCH.
. 1 MALCOLM McDOUOALU .'
Jan t7. 1S81 tf. j
VALUABLE aiACfllNERY
AT AUCTION.
Salisbury, N. C. ) -,
m January, 29, C2. J
, ON Thursday February 23ih 1862, I
will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION, v
to the hiehest bidder for for CASH, at the
Confederate States Mijitary Prisons in
Salisbury, a large lot ol '
Valnable lYTachincry,
fercierly used in the "Rowan Cotton Fac
tory,' consisting of ; - - -i J
Looms Shaitings, Fullers, . ,.,
tgrwueeis, onottiea, uoooius,
- Cast-iron Pipes, O ld Iron, &.c.
Sale to commence, at " 10 o'clock,
A. M. ' v
- , HENRY. McCOY,
Capt. and A, Q. M., C, S. Army.
Feb 1 la w-4w.
becklhbdrgiroxayork;
HENRY ALBXANDEU.
CIIAItLOrTEi N. C ' .:
rBXUK aoderilgnM beg to lnlorsa tao cuuein or
JUL Charlotte and vicinity, ana lb public gen
erallji that tby have
COMMEXC ED B
-at the above
ELXABLISHIttElVT
roofor-
Trado JStroot,
Adjoining the North' Carolina Rail ad, and p-
posile JOHN .WILKES' team now mil,
THey are now prepared to furnish all kinds of
V Alach i n ery
At abort notice, and on ra$nabl term.
STEAM- ENGINES.
JllOM 8 to SO UOKJBK rOWILR,
m AND . -. .
- . HL.ACHLSJIITII WOKli. .
- oriuKOiaa. ' .
R E PA IE S
In their Un promptly attended to. Their FOUN
DRY I la full operation, and f
Caat JtegnlArlj twice a Week, w
-e ' Wednesdays and Satardajs.
They are prepared to furnish all kinds ef
CASTINGS IN. inPN, BRASS, &e.
aoooaoiaa to ocoaa. -SAW
A1TO GSIST 2CfXL G EASING,
GIN WHEELS, 1
XA ir DUST BUXINE1ZS,
ANTI-FRICTION PLATES AND BALLS FOR
. COTTON PJl ESSES.
OAS T IltON-HA llAHj ;
Fer Garden Enalowee,
Dwelling House ;
Public BuilJlnga,
- Porticos, .
Cemetery Lots, A
Their . "
ITjITIjEMENTS
Tot carrying on-the busineas In'all IU Lranchta,
have been hfcLKCTICD W1TU G&KArCA&E, and
are provided with aU the
IMPROVEMENTS '
Reuolred to doHhelr work In a .
FIIISX ItATK JIANNEU.
AgenU, for Dr. K. d. Eujott, for Winter'
Paleat Malay Saw Mill, which has the advantage,
aloog with many others, of doing at least twice as
much work, and doing Jt better, tha any other
Mill In use it can be run by Steam Water or
ilorae Power. TheMulay may be seen at the Fhop
at anytime. UfcNRY ALEXANDER,
V-N.. Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Ac, bought or
takenta trade.
. oct. a8, li6-tf. v
rALMKrro.
IJbiCXN "WORKS.
ESTABUbUED. A. I. MDCCCLL'
- WILLIAM GLAZE,
m.H ANCFACTURER OF dTKAM NUINES,
lYil from- 10 to HO Horse Power: gUQAR
MILLS of every' style now rn ase, Mill Work of
every dlscrtption. Also, iron nailing, wiw every
discrlptlon ef Iron aadOirass uaeungs.
I wuuld call attenUon to Iron Casiing In the way
of enclosing Public Buildings, Dwellings, Caat
Steps, Baieswo Railing, and all kind ef enclosures
for Cemetary lota. . - '
Having a tlrst rate Boiler maker with as, ws are
prepared to manufacture Boilers, or repair, them,
at short notice. Will send boiler maker te any
part of the Stale. Our Steam Engines will be
found, when compared with. those made at North
ern eevabUshmenu, to be irom cweniy-nve to roriy
per cent larger for the same horse power. -
These Works have beenrln successful operation
for ser ral years, with an Increase ef patronage
from all parts of the Southern country, for which
t the Proprietor returns his thanks to his numerous
friends ana patrons ana aogs to assure um uai
no pains or expense will be spared to merit a con
tinuance of their favors. , . , - ,
, may lT-U - - ' ' , . . v. ' - i
TJie lilterary Paper. oC tlie ttoatla
"EVERT FAUILTHOULD JilAD IT'
TEE LARGEST l THE CnXAPESTt TBk
BEST I JLLCSTRA TED SO CTHERNFAM
, JLY PAPER .
rWlTETIIES Is neither poDUcal cor sectaYian,
tl . bih is the comutot aim of the Editors Co Oil
1 Its oolumna with the choiaest liistortcal, Literary
and Family reading; and with a large selecttoa ef
all the new of the day, both foreign and domes
tic. The fifth volume commences with the new year
1S60. Engagements have been mad to make ttl
the meet brilliant year la the history or THH
TIMES. It will commence with
. Tlire Besmtlftal JPrfxe Stories.-
Its Illustrations will be increased; and Its typo
graphical appearance will be Improved by a still
neater dress. The Publishers are determined to
keep paoa with the Improvements of the age: their
motto la P&0GRi&lONln and as the circulation
of THE TIMES enlarges each year, they are de
termined to add new attractions to Its eoramns,
and make it the literary papertf the South. With
these Inducement the Publishers confidently ex
pect several thousand increase is circulation.
But as additional Incentives to the friends of the
South to enconrage their own literary and family
paper. In which they will find none of that Impure
and Immoral reading which soeaetimee they get
from abroad; the Publishers of THE TIMES offer,
f 2,$00 IN PIXEJtXXUXS .,
Tor subscribers to commence with the new volume
and the new yeac TILE TIMES is printed weekly
, on eight large pages, fine paper, at $3 a year, fat
advance. For specimen n ambers and circulars
address the Publishers. - -
COLE A ALBRIGHT. .
aor.a-if . - ' Greensboro, N. CL
To the Public. . 'm
flfhe subscribers sabraea this opportunity at
JL the commencement of the New Tear, to In
form their friends thai they have discontinued
filling orders, unless accompanied with toe Casa.
Taoee Indebted are earnestly requested te does
sir accounts as sous as possible..
Jaa 1-tt - ' J, " roOPUAN 4 PHELPt,
nAULOTTB na o, ca.iu a;
- f ha OouDcasrdaa on tha 1st ef ianmary nexVaa
tbf of UJi Ccopcay wia ba nail wttaaevsr
li.TIOVAL,.
We have removed our Livery and Sal
Stahlea from ourold stand, in rear of the
Mansion House, to the " Tattersali .
Stables, opposite the jail, where we would
be pleased to wait on the public generally.
At our new stand, we are better prepared,
to attend to the wants of the pfiblic, having
a much more convenient building than the
one we were formerly in, andKbeing well
provided with provender.
We hive-good lots lor th accommoda
tion ot 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. I -
We have, also, a good Black-smith shop
in connection with." our Stables, and would
be pleased to attend to the wants of the
people in that line. ; : :
Give era a' call. . ,
BROWN oV WADS WORTH,;
. . Tattertall Stablee.
I3ec 23, 186l-d2mosI , . v
COEPEE!-COro
TVS CUANflKAflTlJIlED AT
.'31.
JL KELLY'S Southern Excelsior Coliee
Mill, Raleigh, and is . equal to the" best
coffee. It is made of coffee, rye and
chickofy, and is roasted in 'a cylinder by
machinery.' and therefore is better parch-r
ed than can be done by hand. Chickory is
not so 1 well known in ;Dixie land, but in
Europe they use it to give a superior flavor
to the coffee. In Germany they call it
sagsraA, and here we call it dandalion .In
England it is so highly appreciated that
they lay a duty of two pounds ten shillings
sterling per hundred weight to project 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:
To Mir. Keixt, jStr ; I have tested and
used the two samples of manufactured
coffee the labelled Java and Laguixa.
The first equals theilio coffee of the abopSj
and seems to be equally good with that
kind. -, i .1 am satisfied that they
contain nothing which is injurious to the
system, and may bo- economically ' and
safely used as substitutes for coffee.
E. Em mows.
- Tbis coffee is put up in pound papers,
and packed in boxes containing thirtysix
pounds, unless otherwise ordered. - . ?'
All orderspromptly attended to bv ad
dressing. . . - f -; .M.KELLY,
. jan 18 62-lin Raleigh. N. C.
NOT
Ail claims against the Saddlery and Harness
establishment of tne subscriber wiU be settled by
Mr. K. Shaw; and all indebted to the same will
please make payment to him, as it is necessary to
close up the outstanding business.
nov. 27, '6l-dl54 . U. M. PKITCHARD.
J. G. WIlftUNSQN & CO.,
- WUOf.ES ALE ABTO RETAIL PKALERS IPT
USE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
I V AND ' r
Plated
. CHABLOTTE,
h. c;
-J. 8. FHILLIPSi
MAVLNQ located lo Charlotf respect- a
fully soliclU a share of public patron- jpJ
age. . -v '""' wit
A complete assortment of Cloths, Casal-w UUj
mere and V eatings always on hand, which will be
made to order at the shortest notice, after thr
latestfashion.' '
Stoop, three doors tiouta or the Mansion House.
swpu l-U . . ' - -
WTT.T.TAMS & OATES,
V BADS STKSfT,
Cotlou Mayers, CJrocera A Produce
Dealers,
Agent or A'etlUvieWe Manipulated Guano
v and Zoric'a Lumber.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
mayl7-tf f -
, John T.' Batter, -
Practical Watch and Clock mJfakerf Jeweller
dta. Main street, Charlotte, JT. a, opposite.
Kerr JIoUL,-deaUr in fine Watches, Ciocke,
Jewelry, Watch Materials, dbo. ,
ALL work done in. the establishment warrented
for ' - .
TWELVE iriONXIIS. -Fme
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry .of every des
cription repaired and warranted fortwelve months.
Jaa.tl,iaei ly.c "
THOMAS .w; llAUGLIFFE.
AT TBS i
SIGN OF THE BItUin,
RICHARDSON STREET,
THE NORTH-EAST. CORNER OF RICHARDSON
AND PLAIN STREETS,
V.. -2T0.166, -..
O O Xi TJ M S I AV S, O.
importer and Dealer In Fine -WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELBY, 8IL
YEBWABE, GUNS,' MILITARY & FANCY GOODS.
Car Watches and JSwsutr repaired by skillful
-. and. experienced. Workmen. All kinds of .
.. W . UAia-Woax made to order. "
oct.8T,18UL. r ... ... . j
Certain Core for Flux,
Certain Oare for Ttxxx I " " . ..
Certain (Jure for Flax 1
Certain Cure for JTluzl
Certain Car for Flux t . -v - ; i!
KOOPMANN'3 DIAKftlKKA MIXTURE!
' - - K OO I'M AN Nd DlARKUtXA MIXTURE!
" KOOPMANN'd DlARKUiKA MIXTURE I
: KOOPMANN'S D1ARRUCKA MIXTUKE1
Win cure the most obsUaate . , -
Will cure the raoat obstinate
Will cure the most obstinate t - "
WU1 cure the most obstinate .
Cases of Diarrhoea and Flax
Cases of Diarrhoea and Flax
' ' Cases of Diarrhoea and Flax
.i Cases of Diarrheas and Flax
If taken in time. - ' . "
If taken in time. i "
If taken In time.
If taken in time. . - - . ,.- .
For sale at K OOPM ANN k PHELPS' and at the
Drug Stores, Charlotte. . . ,. - ,
may f- , '
Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Rail Road.-
TaASsroaTATioa Orrics, W. D-
ON and afterf onday the 15th Instant the Pas
senger and Mail Train will be run on this
Road daUy.CSotrf?1 exoepted) as follows : --
. 'i . OOINO WEST.f
Lxaa
T OO A. 11.
T.45
S.15
Aaarva
8.1
8.87
.00
i ; -
. Aaaivs,
u.45
" . aU3P. M.
.'LOO,
, Charlotte
Tuakaseege
Brevard
Sharon .
Llncolnton
GOINULA8T.
8.40
Laava - , , - . - -
11.WA.JAV: , Uncolntoa
.M -A-ZiL'lZ Bbaron-;:f..,
UAO Brsvard
12,11 , Toakaseega
'". Charlotte
By Order,
V. jl'mcbee. I
. . AeUar Master of Iraarportatlon. .
R
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v'.jatpyisio:
Coriftilerat:
v.i.df Anericae'
JEFFBI
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IK31JX I.
'"'V-'','SBCRETAl
s.u.irxAi4i.oi:
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jonrfiTixE :
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F F I C E RS t.
or virnlan'.:-
TKVsrar, -, - .?'
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Secretary J0JLHS0N'J? XlOOi,
' of Alabama:. r "J"s:y "----V-
- -. . EMBsas."v--ir '-v
.Alabama R. W. Walker, K. JT. Smith, J. 1
M. CurJ-y, W. P. Chllton, Hale, Collin J.
McRae; Jolin GH1 Shorter, DialelK. Lewis, Thos.
fearo. " '. : ' . - - " - :
FlorlddJimtM B. OwensT. ration Anderson,
Jackson -Morton. . J . V - ." - '.
Georgia Robt. Toombs, flowell Cobb, F. S.
Bartow, M. J. Crawford J-WL 4-' Nlsbet,'B. H. HUI,
A. B Wright, Thos. K. &. Colb, A. HKenai. A.
H. Stephens. - ; - " : ' " m " ;
LmUziaua JoJin Pei-kins.Jr., A, I. DeClouet,
Charles M. Conradi D. F. Kenier, O. B. Sparrow,
Henry Marshall." ' - ' ' '
k Mli8ippiW. P. Harris! Walter Brooke, N.
L. Wilson, A. M. Clayton, W. ft. JJarry, J. x.iar
rison.
.Rhelt,
A?iA. Carolina R. B
W'Jr R. W. Barn-
wn T.. M. Keitt. James Chestot, Jf- CQ. Mem-
nringer, WtPorcher Alilfcs.TVot. J, Withers, W f
w. Boyce. -' s .t ;Jr ' r I
, TtsMA-u. T. Wigfall, J- if - Keagan, j.nem
phill, T. N.Wanl, Judge 3riggt Judgt Oldham,
and W. B. Ochiltree. v t .
. STABDISO COMMIrSJtS. .
Executive xwti kephens,
Boyce, Shorter, Brooke.- I
Foreign 4afrs--Rhett, Nlsbet,
Wnlkpr. Keitt. '. f t "
Conrad,
Perkins,
" Military .airs Bartoh' Miles,- Sparrow,
Keuan, Andersorw. i ,
Jfaval 4airs-Conrad,
Wriiiht.)wens.
Chesnat,
v - 1 ;
Smith,
-Finance Toombs, 'Barowftl, - Kenijerf Barry j-
McRae. . - ,
, zpwsmarc-emmlnger,
Morton. Cnrrri": '",
twford .DeCloqet,
Judiciary ClhjtAB, Witiers, Hale, Cobb,
Harris.' - I . . . - '
ioa-ChlIton Boyce, HH; Harrison, Outry.
' Patents Brooke, Wilson, Iiwta, HlllJ Kenner.
1 TerritorieCheti9i, Cam dell, Marshall, Nes
bitjFearne". , ?- - J- - - - - i-
Public Xanrfs MarshalU'Tarris, Feaxne.
Indian A fair Morton, lrfiparrow, Lewis,
Keitt. "; ' ' ' ' r . ' '
Printlng-Oohbx Harris files, Chilton, Per
kins, . j, ; .1. - . '"'
Accounts Owens. Crawford, camphell, Joe-
Clouet, Smith.
ngro8mefit Shorter,
Bartow.-,. .' ' ...
on,Xenan, Maef
MEMBERS OF THE
EST
PEEMA
t . . ITENT CONG:
We make the following list
nf the First Permanent Consjriss that it is to meet
tha members elect
on the roth of Febraary next. The. flat is made-
from, the election returns : - . t - 1
Alabama. aeiators-7-Messn. William U Yan
ey, O ii lay.-. ' - ,
Members of the House Messrs E L 'Dargan, W
P" Chilton," James IV Pngh,' J V M Curry, W R
BmUh, John P Raw is, Thomas; Fef D Clopton
Is W Lyon. . i'
Abkansas. Senators Messrs Robert W John
son, Charles B Mitchell. - - '
Members of the Bouse Messrs Felix J Batsonr
Grandison DRoyater, Augustas H. Garland, Tho
mas B llanly.
Florida. Senators Election returns' not re-(
celved- ' " '
Members of the House--Messrs James B Deakiua,
Hilton. . ;:
Gkorqia. Senators Messrs R H HUIi "Robert
Toombs. . . r ..- j.
Members of the House-Messrs A H Keenan,
Hipes Holt, A R Wright, JulTen' Hart ridge, iiucius
J CrartreU, Wm W Clark, Robert P Trlppo, David
W Lewis, C J Munnalym, Hardy Strickland. ' ,
Louisias a. Senators Messrs Fd ward Sparrow,
T J Semmes. -. 1
Members of the House Messrs D F Kenner,
Chas ViUers.John Perkins, Jr., 0 W Oonrad,
Henry MarshalT, Locien Dupoief
MusiSi&sippi. Senators Messrs Albert O Browa.
James Phelan. -T
Members of the House Messrs John J McRae, J
W Qapp, Renbin Davis, Israel -Welch, H O Cliam
bers, 0 K SingletonE Barksdae. ; ....'---
Miasocai. Senators Me&scs JohnB Clark, &
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' Augusta; FebV20.-A prirate dispatch
received Mere, toniglufro-Chattanooga
saya inatNashvillA.IsJiQW no tnejpbsaes-.
sion of lha Federals,
i " RicnnpNt; Feb. 20. The latest Nofih
ern accounts of the battle of Fort Donelson,
admit that the Federal army was- terribly
ent to pieces; and . the dead lay in heaps.
The scent of the battle beSrs description",
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were thickly strewn across the held by tie
Confederates to a fearful effect. A great
portion of the prisoners wereent to Chi
cago, and the ballance to Springfield and
Indianapolb. v ' . " '
Information "Via received from North
' Carolina this evening that three Federal
gun boats ascended the Chowart to Win ton
and wereensrasred bv the Confederates, who
y '"?"r
X auftces were jJiumny icjjuidcu anu wpid
compelled to retire to their hoatSj'which
were in a damaged condition. .'
Confederate. "Cdnffress. "
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Richmond, Febuaryi-Zpsw Fopte,
of Tennessee, introduced a resolution,
resolving that whatever propriety there may '
be in the original adoption of . what.- is
known as the defensive policyin conrection
with the prosecution of the pending war
for Southern independence. Recent events
clearly demonstrate the expediency, .of
abandoning that policy henceforth and for
ever, and that it be the duty of the Govern
ment to impart all possiblaLaetivitf tp oar
militarjr forces to assail the forces of the
enemy,, wherever they may be ,fonnd,
either on the land or on water, with the
view of obtaining the most ample indemnity
for the past, and' most complete, security
for the future. ; V
The resolution, was opposed by Jenkins,
of Virginia. j f , .
It was advocated in a powerful speech by
Foote, consuming aU the session. , .
Foote moved his resolution be laid on
the.table. '
x House. adjourned.
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A Proclamation.
J7, 1 S-RfcHMOJtn, Feb. 20.
A Proclamation by the President to tke peo-
pie of the Confederate States of America :
The tef minatioa of the Provisional Got
ernment offers a fitting., occasion again to
present ourselves in humiliation,, prayer
and thanksgiving before that God who haa
safely conducted, us through the first year
of our National existence We have been
enabled to lay 9 newfonndation of free
Government, and to repel the efforts of our
enemies Jp destroyus. His law haa every
where reigned supreme, and throughout
our wide spread limits. . , .' ; . . . t
, Personal liberty and private rights have
been duly honored. . ',v,, . s .
x A love of honest : piety has pervaded cur
people, and the one , hundred, victories ob
tained over our enemies hare been justly
ascribed to Him who ruleth the universe. ,
We had hoped that the year would have
closed upon a scene of continued prosper-. ;
ty, but it has pleased the supreme disposer "
of events to order itotherwise. . . ,
We are not permitted tojurniah an ex
ception to the rule of Divine Government,
which has prescribed.af3iction as thejdiscip
Une of natipas, aa well as individuala.
- Our faith and perse verance, most be tes
ted, and thechastening which seemeth grie
vous will, if rightly received, bring forth its
appropriate fruits; j ' ' -
It is meet and right, therefore, that , we
should Irepair to the only giver of. all ,yicV
Cory, and humble ourselves before Ilim.and
pray that He may strengthen our confidence
in His might? powerr and righteous judge
ment. Then may one surely trust m Him
that He will" perform Hia promises and
en compass us as with a shield in this trust,
4nd to this end.
I, Jenerson Davis,' President of these
Confederate "States of America do hereby
set apartFriday, the 28th day of February,
instant' as a day of Fasting, Humiliation
and Prayer", and I do' hereBy invite the peo
ple of these Confederate States to repair to
their respective places of puhlic worship to
humble themselves hefore Almighty God
in prayer for his protection and favor fo our
beloved country, and that we may be saved
from bur enemies, and from all that hate us.
Given urider my hand and the seal of the
Confederate States, at Richmond, this
twentieth day of February, A. D., 1862.
BY THE lTSSlDSJtT : ' '
signed, ' JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Wm. M. BB.owmT Scrttyrtf ' of State, ad
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Northern News. -
Caicaeo, Feb". 18.There is no founda
tion for the rumor that,Prices army 'has
been captured.
Busbrad Johnsoo, efTennessee, and not
A. Sidney, was captured at Fort Donelaon.
Among the'other prisoners are Colonels
Ganes, Voorhees, Crown, ForestandAber
oathy. t
-t Oh the night of theth a great Eght was
seen In the direction of CUrksville, and it
is .apposed the rebelihad burned the town
and steamers. ' ' -
Sr Lwns;Fb, 18. It i impoaiihlo to
6tat tht preciat Otchtf ' thptBTp i
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reotrated every available soldier at Nash-,
vllle, and wiirtnalte a -desperate attempt to
retrieve his misfortunes at Fort Donelson.
A rebel .surgeon states that between
three and four bond red were -killed and
eight hundred. wounded. . p' . .
The steamer Stars and Strip, and tke
schooner Extrtim sailed on the 19th
The Barnside fleet steamers TkSwtat Jef.
fersen and the Baltimore , haa- gone te
Iattera.s.' K. ;". -;.tLoujs
Feb. l9.Granthas ordered
seventy different forward movements. -
Richmond, Feb. 2CK-i--The Norfolk tele
graph fine was dowrr: 6it Wednesday;.
.Saraliel Smith, of Gales county, reached
Suffolk this forenoon. Zlle says that three
gun boats went hp Chowan r river to .
wards WihtotJ, Hertford county. lie soon
after heard heavy and long continued firing
in that direction, and conclude5? thVt the
f nopy r r."lif1 ;! y were, y r i- ' ;,lT'.t( f '
firing commenced in tU.iwc..j . t
ttoni" wSicVwas' plainly heard at Suffolk.';'
The New YofkileraZd'of the , 1 St h' pub
lished an impudent correspondence between
Grant and Buckner relative 10 the surfen.
der of Donelson, which occurred early on
Sunday last, while the flag, was displayed
from the fort The correspondence is as
follows - Buckner7 said that oh eonsidera
ment affairs af this' station, 1 propose to 1
the' commanding officer of the . Federal
forces to' appoint commissioners to argua
terms" 'oY cttpltulaiion. in that view t
suggest an armistice until 12 Jto-day.
Grant replied thjit no ' terms except the
unconditional and immediate surrender,
can be accepted I propose to move im
mediately on your works " '
Buckner' replied : ; The distr nction of
forces under my command, incident to ton
unexpected change of commanders and an
overwhelming force under your command,
compel me, notwithstanding the brilliant
success of the Confederate armies, to ae
cept the ungenerous and unchivalrous. terms
you proposer '." , , , V'J . , ..
To a' question by an. officer, as regards
tnenumber of prisioners, Buckner said,
you " have all out of 2,000,. who were. not
killed, Or di$ jiptescape,- v
Norfolav. Feb. '"2L-f The .New, York
Herald, of the 18th," has been received. -' -It
says that , the victory at Fort Donejson is
complete Fifteen thousand troops, with
an, immenee amount of war Tnateriala were
captured., Pillow-; Johnston, Buckner
and Jloyd left , Saturday ..night with five
thousand men. The Fort , surrendered
early Sundayjnorning. , The loss on both
stdes were ,very heavy It. says that two
thousandrebels were killed and wounded.
Foote though wounded, would attack
Clarksville, which is held by a large- rebel
force, and is strongly fortified. - v -
It also says that four hundred. Federals
were killed and eight hundred were woun
ded at the battle of Fort. DonelsonV
A per centage of the x)i5icers ia large.
The Confederates lost , fortyeight field
pieces, andj seventeen 'heavy guns, with
twenty thousand stand of arms, and a large
quantity of commissary stores. - . ,
Eighty-thousand Federal- jroopa were
expected at . Cumberland river by tha 19th.
The. Herald says it has information
from Fortress Monroe of heavy fighting
neat Savannah, the city being reported as
captured by the idncoln troops.
- There- is intense excitement at Wash
ington, cau9ed;hythe news above;
.Thecomraoa voice was jubilant at ths
North on ihe receipt of the Federal victo
jies, which were to be celebrated t Phila
delphia and other Yankee. cities. ' .
Tha . preparations. Jor a .CbngressioiQal
celebration was being made on a grand
scale. r - -. ' , - --,
Gens. Floyd and Pillow has escaped from
Fort Donelson,. - . --; . v: 1
: Northern - aceounts acknowledge the
slaughter pftbeir troops as terribly severe.
, . The North is frantic with joy.
A special dispateh to the -Philadelphia
Inquirer, from ..Washiagton, dated Febru
ary 17, p nv, saya that the Navy Depart
ment received dispatches -abating that the
stars and atripes were waving over Savannah.-
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: A double-attack was made by eleven gun
.boats, withight thousand troops.
Burnsides-forces were largely increased.
Exaggerated accounts of the affair at
Savannah go to Europe to-day by the
steamer America. - V: - .
. Senator Chandler said , in Congress, to"
day during a discussion of the' treasury
notes -bill, that there was but one obstical
in the way for the suppression of the rebel
ion and that is George B. McClelland, the
Commander-in-chief. k
His removal is imperatively demanded
hy judges of military operations.
" It is supposed that srparty ot the Koan
oke'pTisbnera were at Fort Warren" antt a
part on Go vef riors Island. ' '.., -' '
Five thousand negroes were reported aa
in possession "of the " Yankees at " Port
RoyaJ. ' f ,. . , . i '
J The telegraph line is completed from
Wilmington, Dale ware, to cape Hatteras.
A submarine cable is. to be laid acroas
the bay from Fortress Monroe; to; cape
Charles The cable ; arrived at Fortreas
Monroe on the 16th, It will beaunk in a
few days. . . - r' : .
It will connect Washington and other
Northern cities withi Old Point. ' ,
Stantooi expected at. Qld Point. '-.
From Europe.
" 'Norfolk Feb. .Northern papert of
theloth. ; received herVaayi that the iteam
hid Kangaroo hit urrtvedm literpobl.
Needles steaming with fall speed down the
channel. "She haa paseed the Tutcarora
in Co we Roads on tha 4th. ' '.
The allied armies have determined to
march oh the Mexican Capitol next month
The Arch Duke of Maxemillea wilF be
tendered the throne of Mexico.
; The Queen, in her speech, said that the
relations to all European jpowecs were
friendly, and satisfactorially settled, there
fore the -friendly relations of 'Amefifa is .
unimpaired, f . - '
Paris Bourse closed dull at sevetUy-one
forty. ' ' - . .'. .
The steamer 'Elehurg with Liverpool
dates ol the 5th has .also arrived. '
I he Obterver aaya'thar the American
Government is anxious for tHejenewal of
the 'effort to lay the aosfatlsiitic.'caLle,4'
and ofieWto furnish'the; means, If Kurope
Will do the same. u
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