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From lb Charleston Courier
Tha first Tni mt iki W
. Tha military operationa of the war, daring tb first yesr
"h.wom, i rum wa communion oi lus ovsrl act by
IfttO-
December 30.The South Caroline State Convention paas-
ad the Ordinance of Secession.
. December 28 Sadden evacuation of Fort Moultrie by
If .lor Aflri.mnH- TTnitarft Kt.t... arms R. .nib.. Mn
. born tha gua carriages, and retrea-a to Port nmter, which
s-t." 37. Captar of -Port Honltrie and Castle
"inckne v by tl.' Eouth 1 arolina troops. Capt, Uoste aus-
reoiuW i unniTrnnnr Alien.
- 1861.
.January 3 Capture of Fvrt Pulaski by the Savannah
January S Tha Arsenal at Mount Vernon, Alabama,
, with 20,000 stand of arms, seised by tha Alabama troops.
January 4 Fort Morgan, In Mobile bay, token by tha
. Alabama troops.
January 7 Virginia Legislature met Alabama Conven-
uo met Mississippi uonventtoa met.
Ordinance of Secession.
1 January 9. The steam ship Htar of tba West Bred into
f ana driven off by the South Carolina batteries Morris' Island
Failure of the attempt to reinforoe Fort Sumter.
January 10. Forto Jackson, BL Philips and Pike, Bear
uriesns, csptnrea Dy ua Louisiana troops.
January 11 Alabama Convention passed the Ordinance
of Recession. . ,
January 13 Capture of tba Penaaoela Nary Tard, and
Forts Baraaeas and MoBee, by the troops from Florida.
Alabama and Louisiana. Vaj. Cbaae shortly afterwards
uaea commaoa, ana ua aiare or rort ncaena commences.
January 15. Surrender of the Baton Booge Arsenal to tha
- juouisiana iroops..
January 16. Georgia State Cosrsntion met.
January IT. Virginia Legislature passed resolutions In
Tltlng a peace conference.
Jannary It. Georgia Convention passed tha Ordinance
oi Recession. ,
Jannary 28. The Louisiana Btate Conrention met.
Jannary 25 Tha Louisiana Convention paeaed tha Ordl
nance of Secession.
January 81 The Hew Orleans Mint and Custom House
taken.
February 1. The Texas Convention pissed the Ordlnanoe
of BeoesaioB.
February 2. Belaure of tba Little Bock Arsentl by tne
Arkansas troops.
February 4. Burrender of tta Revenue Cutter Cass to
' Ue authorities of Alabama.
February 4 Confederate Congress met at Montgomery
reaca isonvenuon met m waanington uity. Virginia elec
tion for members of a eUate Convention1 waa bald.
February IS General Twiggs transfers the public pro
party in Texas to tba btate authorities. Col. White, U S.
A., surrenders Baa Antonia to Col. Bon. MeCulloch and bis
Kangera. i
February 18. Inauguration of President Davis at Mont
gomery, Ala
March 1 The Ravenna Cutter Dodge seised by the Texas
authorities. . "'
March 3 Gen. Beauregard assumes aommand of tba
troops beseiglng Fort Bomterv
March 12. Fort Brown, in Texas, eorrendered by Capt,
Bill to the Texas Commissioners.
April 12-16 Battle of Fort Bomter. Brilliant victory
gained by .General Beauregard and the Bontb Carolina
troops. After thirty-four hours bombardment tha Fort
aorreaders to the Confederate States. ,
vtpril U. Evacuation of Fort fcamter by Major Ander
son and bis oommand. -.
April 14. Abraham Lincoln. President of tba United
States, Issnes a proclamation calling for 74,000 ioIddIum
' to pnt down tba " BoutUern rebellion.
April 16. Col. Beeve, TJ. B. A., snrrenders Fort Bliss,
near El Paso, to ol. J. W. McUriffin, tha Texas com
missoner. " .
April 16 Beisura of the North Carolina Forts and tha
Favetteville Arsenal j tha Btate troops.
April 17 Virginia Convention In secret session passed
. the Ordinance of Secession. .
April 18 Capture of the steam sbip Btar of the Weat by
Col. Van Dora. C. B. A. ,
April 19 The, Baltimore massacre. The eltlssns of Balti
more attack with missiles the Northern mercenaries paaaing
through tbsir city, en roule tor the South. The Msssachu-
aetts regiment fires on the people, and many are killed. Tha
mercenaries are also shot. Great excitement follows, and
the Maryland people proceed to bora the railroad bridges
and tare np the tracks.
April 30 Capture of tba Federal army at Indianola,
Texaa, by Col. Van Dorn, Confederate Btatea army. The
; Federal offioers released on parole.
April 20 Attempted destruction of the Norfolk Nsvy
Tard by the Federal authorities. Tba works set on fire,
and several war afaipa scuttled and sunk. The Federal
troops retreated to Fortress Monroe. The Navy Tard sub
sequently occupied by the Virginians.
April SO Harper's Ferry evacuated by the Federal
troops noder Lieut. Jones, who attempts the destruction of
- the Armory by fire.. The place oecnpied by Virginia troops.
April 28 Fort c-mith, Arkansas, captured by tha Ark
ansas troops under CoL Solon Borland-
, May 6 The Alabama Convention parsed the Ordinance
. of Secession. ' ,
May9 Tha blockade of Virginia commenced.
May 10 Baltimore occupied by a large body of Federal
troops nnder Uen. B. F. Bailer.
May 10 A body of 6000 Federal volunteers, nnder Capt.
Lyon, United Btatea Army, aurronnded the encampment of
- 800 Missouri Btate troops, near Bt. Louis, and obliged them
to surrender.
' Msy 10. Tba Bt. Louis mssssore. Tha German volun
teers, nnder CoL Francis P. Blair, Jr.. wantonly fired upon
the people in tha streets of Bt. Louis, killing and wounding
k large number.
May 11 The Bt, Louis massacre. Bepetition of the ter-
rfhU aoa.a of II a 10. Tha defenceless naools Berlin shot
Tnirty-Uiree clticena butcnered in cola Diooa. I
' Jane I Battle of Bonavllle. Mo. The Mkwoorlana, a
der Gov. Jackaoa and Gen. Price, defeated by a superior
oeiy or ine enemy, commanded br Uea. Lyos. -
Jone 16 Serious debt at Ner Creek, Bear Bomaay, Va.
Col, Vsngban, with a body nf Virgioiana and Tenavweeane,
roots a body of Federals, killing a lumber. No Confede
rates killed.
June 24. Fight la Lancaster eonnty, Va. A fora of
Federal marauder lands oa the shore of the James Klver
and committed depredations. They are driven OB and
several killed by a company of Virginians.
Jane IS Blots la Mllwankee, (Wiaoonein) la consequence
of the drpreria'loa of bank money, caused by the war.
June 26 Brilliant aftair near Bomnev. raDUina Rich
ard and Turner aahby, of tba Fauquier company, with a
handful of fol'owera. cut to velcee fifty or sixty of the
enemy; the Ashbys fighting bslf a dose a Hessians eaoh at
the same momeat. Captain Dirk Ashby mortally wounded.
Jane 27 Ens-as-ement at Matnias Point, between tha
O'ofederaU troopa and the United Btatea ateamer Free
b n. Captain Ward, of the Freeborn, killed. Marshal
Kane, of Baltimore, arrested by order af the Lincoln Gov
ernment, and Incarcerated in Fort Mc Henry.
June 2ft Skirmish near Alexandria, Sergeant Banes, of
Bicbmoad killed.
June 29. Extraordinary exploit of Coloael Thomas, of
Maryland. Din.ni.ed aa a Preach lad ha takes Haul
on the stesmir Bt. Nicholas, from Baltimore to Waahington.
During the vorage be throws oil bis dirgoats, an In com
pany wltb sis acoomplioae seises the ataanter.. Ounr-ff
uown ine oar he captured three orlses. snd laics .te
whole fleet Into Fredericksburg in triumph. - ,
July 1. G.- era! PatterauB crosses tha Potomsa wlti the
Federal army Bear Williamsport.
July 1 Heixure of the Baltimore Police Commissioners
by order of Genersl Banks. They are confined In Fort
McHenry, and afterward a removed to Fort Lafayette, (New
1 r j .
July Z Blockade of Galveston t Texas) Commenced,
July 2-S Battle of n..nMilla nn th. Potnman. between
General Patterson'a amv and the Hnothern advansa nndor
Colonel Jackaon. After a sharp fight the Confederates
retired.
July 4 Fklrmkh near Vw Pnrt Van. I.Ln'.r.nt
Colonel Dreux, of the Louisiana Cadets, killed by the eoemy,
Jaly6 Battle of Crthava. In HnuthweaterB MiaarDiL
between the Missonrisns nnder Governor Jackson, and the
Federals nnder General Belgle. Ths Federals badly Cheat
ed, uoi. urats Brown, killed. Be la la retreats to Kerooxie.
July 7 Fna-as eroent at acanta I reek between ti e Con
federate batteries and an United (Hates steamer.
July .Engagement near New Orleans. A United Plates
war steamer driven off by the batteries on bblp Island.
July 10 Brush at Hatters. Inlet. N. V... h.tweea the
Confederate and a U. B. steamer.
July 12 Battle of filch Mountain, In Wesiem Virginia.
Defeat of Col. Pea-ram bv tha Federals nndar Of n. Mo
Clellan. Betreat of Gen. GarnetL
Julv IS. Battla offlt. fnr... In W eaters Virginia. 1 i.m
Conredarate rested and five hundred captured by General
MoClellan. General Garnett killed.
July 17 Battle of Kcarev Creek, on the Kanawha, be
tween 800 Confederates, nnder Lieut. CoL Patton, and bOOO
Federals, nnder Col. Low. " ha Fsderala deleated. and
three of their Colonels tutu prisoners.
July II Bati or Bull Bun. The. Federal army attack
aa Confederates, and after several hours lighting are driven
back toCeotrevilla with heav loaa. Malor Harrison. Vir
ginia Volunteers, killed.
.Juiy ji Battle of Manassas. Decisive defeat or lbs
Vflri.r.1 ..k A , . u-t, II .L.
nnder Generals Johnston and Beauregard. Confederates,
28.000 strong; enemy, 66,000 strong. The eoemy Of panic
stricken to Washington. Heavy lose ot life on both sides.
The Confederate Generals Bee and Bartow killed. Con
federate loss in killed and wonnded 1600. Federal loea la
killed, wounded, and miising and deserted at Isast 16.000.
Julv 21. Cant nr. nf fnnr nrlra. n ft" Cedar Kava. Florida.
by the Confederate steamer Madlsoo. Lieut, Beldsn, U.
B. A , and nineteen sailors, taken prisoners.
July 26 Battle at Mesilla f Arlsons) between the Federal
army and the Confederate nnder Col. Baylor. The Federals
defeated and fly towards Fort Btsunton with a loss of thirty
two killed.
July 28 Burrender of 750 Federal troops to CoL Baylor,
. H. A., at Fort Btannton, Arizona.
July 30 Retreat of Genar.l Wise In Waatern Virslaia.
Be reaches Gaoley Bridge, near Lewiaburg, in safety.
Angoat 2. General Magrndar eommances bis inarch
down tha Tork Peninsula.
Augusts. Engagement off Oalventoa between tba Con
federate Batterv and a Federal steamer, lhe latter threw
several sheila into the cltv.
T Umptnn lTiretuia Wy oraeror
uenerai anagruaer.
Anguet 10 Battle ef Oak Hill in Missouri. This glorious
victory was gained by the Confederate troops under General
uen. ucuunocn. a.r tha reaerai armv uuuer uen. wui.
Eaoh aide numbered about 10.000 men. Lyon was killed
and tha Federals routed with araat alaoahter. General
Relffla enndnnt. th. twtr..t tnwarrla Rolls.
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August 16 kirmish at Matthias fotnt. a oea. iobq oi
Federals from the United States ateamer Eesoluts landed
and were fired npon by the Confederate troops. Five were
killed, whan thev retr.at.d.
Angoat 18 The Confederate privateer Jeff. Davis went
ashore on !t. Aogustloe bar ana was iosv.
August 20 Fight at Hawk's Nrst, Western Virginia,
between Wise's Legion and the Eleventh Ohio Regiment.
The eoemy fled alter losing 60 in killed and wounded,
Gen. Wise s loss, one man killed.
Ancnt 25 Mason's biU. near Alexandria, occupied by
the Confederal trnnna.
Angost 26. General advance movement of Beauregard's
army upon tba Federal lines on the rotomao.
a us-oat 27 Plant at Bailev'a Cross boads. near Alex
andria. The Confederates rout a body of tba enemy aod
take M noson's Hill. Five Federals captured and one killed.
August 27 Battle of Croee Lanes in Western Virginia,
between tba Confederate forces nnder General loyd. and
tba Seventh Ohio Ke.iment nnder Col. Tvler. The enemy
terribly cut to pieces, with a loaa of 1200 killed, wounded
and misasinn-. Col. Tvler was the first to run. Our loss S
Hied.
an. ant 2A.29. Rattle of Fort Hatteraa. The Confederate
entrenchments on Hatteraa Island attacked by the Federal
fleet under Commodore Btringham and uenerai ncajune
Bntler. After a bombardment or twenty-lour noursme
commander of tha Confederates, Commodore Barron sur
rendered. Tbeenemv cautured 691 nriaonera, and carried
them off to New Tork. Tha is and occupied by tbe Federal
troops. .
Beotember I Genersl Fremont issues a proclamation In
HW lxuia, conoecating the alaves or renels.
September 2 Skirmish at Big Creek, on the Kanawha.
The enemy driven back.
September 6. Advance af tha Federals in Kentucky.
Paducah ooonnied. V
September 7 TheVConfederatea under General Pillow
v. , , " j. . v w-.i . 1 1 ocean v Columbna Kv.
"T 109 vnaricavan aarVr VUu.u.u..u fi.nfmh., in -Rlttlf It,, flanl... Tarnifax Farrv.
Western Virginia. General Hosenorani attacked General
' - bv the U. B. steamer Niagara.
- May 19, 20,21 Attacked on tba Virginia Batteriep at
fieweU'e Point (sear Norfolk! by the U. 8. ateamer Mon
' ticalla. aided by tba steamer Minnesota. Tba assailants
-j-, - driven off with loaa.. No one hurt on tha Virginia aide. ,
May 10 The North Carolina Convention assembled and
passed tha Ordinance of Beoeaaion.
May 24 Alexandria, Va., oecnpied by . 6000 Federal
.- . troops, tba Virginians having retreated. Killing of CoL kiln-
worth by tbe beroio Jackson.
' M tn II Vm n a Imhh WnMafca It.
ai, ii.iuu.uu. lata, unu ruiuMavuiu,. M.sa
tbe Federal troops, nswport news occupiea.
. Btiy i I II w urnrsns ana moduw viosaaaea. ;
U 29. President Da via arrives in Bichmond.
slay si rigntai cainazvoun noose oeiwaen aoom--pany
of United States cavalry and a Virginia eompany; tbe
gallent Captain Marr killed; several Federal troops killed,
wounded and taken prisoners.
June, 1, S Engagement at Acquia Creek between tbe
Virginia batteries and the United States steamers Wabash,
Anaooetn and Thomas Freeborn. Tba enemy withdraw,
greatly damaged. -
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June s-name oi rninippa, in nesutra v irgioia, un,
Kelly, commanding a body of Federal (troops and Virginia
; lories, attacks an inferior force of Southerners, at Phillippa,
. ' nader CoL Porterfleld, and routs them. CoL Kelly levere-
ly wounded.and several on both (ides killed.
June 6 Fight at the Pig'a Point Battery, between tha
Confederste treops and the TJ. 8. ateamer Harriet Lane,
resulting in the disoomfltura of tha enemy. The Han let
Lane badly hulled.
June 10. -Battla of Great Bethel, near Tork town, Va.
Tba splendid victory was gained by eleven hundred North
Carolinians and Virsiniana. eommandad h Cnt. J. Rankhaari
Magruder, over four thonsaad five hundred Federal troops,
nnder Brigadier General Fierce. The Federal troops attack
ed the Southern entrenchments, and after a fight of four
henrs, were -driven baok and pursued to Hampton. South
ern loss one man killed and aevea wounded. Federal loss
. believed to be several hundred. They confess thirty killed
and one hundred wounded.
Jane 12 Gov. Jackson, of Missouri, issnes a proclama
. tion, calling tha people af that fetete to arms. He com
mences to concentrate troop, at Jefferson City, burning
the bridges on tba routs to fct. Louis ad lbs Ea.
June 16 Harper's a Ferry evacuated by Uenerai Joseph
" K. Johnson and tbe Confederate troops.
June 16 t-kirmtsh at Vienna, Va , between CoL Gregg's
-. Bontb Carolina Kegiment and the Fifth Ohio lieglment
-jl .The enemy rooted, with a loea of several killed.
, .'; Jane is Fight near Laeabnrg, Va. Federals driven
j off by CoL Huston.
June 17 Another massacre la tba etreeta of St. Loo is.
The Federal troops fire a volley Into the Becorder'a office,
. , " while in session, killing many citiiena.
Jane 17 Battle at JUnaaa City bet wee a 1300 ttiaaonrt
aas,nndarCoL KaUy, and 130 Federalista. Tba latter
Flovd'a Doaitioa with 16.000 men. After aeveral iueOeotnal
attempts to carry it, ha fell baok battled and dlaheartanedi
ai least u or tba enemy were iiuea ana ou siounaea to
these vain efforts. Floyd bad but Hva men wounded, as
bii fovea was well protected. At night, (earing that Boa
encrans might cross above nd attack him in tbe rear,
Floyd retreated.
September 11 Battle of Lewinsvllle on tbe Potomac
Several regiments of Federal troops nader CoL Isaac J.
Btevena, or tha New Tork Seventy-Vintb, marched from
Chain Brid;e aa a retnaoiaaaae. Tasy wets aHeeked by
the Confederates nnder Colonel J. C B Straat, and after a
abarp light, fled in Bull Baa fashion. Federal loss, 6 killed
and b wonnded. GMMenl. loaa. none.
September 11 Battle of Toner's Creek, on the Kanawna.
Wise's csvslry, nnder Colonel ( lirkion, defeat tbe enemy,
whoso loan la 20 killed aid wonnded. Clarkaoa also took
60 nriaonera and lost not a man.
September IS Colonel John A. Washington, of Virginia,
killed in a skirmish in Western Virginia.
September 18 Battle of Barboursville In Kentucky, be
tween 800 Confederates nnder General Zollicofler, sad 1800
Federals. Tbe enemy rooted as nanal with a loss of 60
killed and 1 prisoners.
September 20 Battle of Lexington in Missouri. The
Missouri troops nnder General Price having beseiged the
city of Lexington, at Last foroed tha eoemy nnder Colonel
Mulligan, to surrender. Oar loea In the series of battles
around Lexington was 15 killed and 72 wouaded. J'rice
took 3,600 prisoners, including Colonels Mulligan. Marshall,
Beding. White, Grover and 119 ober commiaaioned offioers.
6 pieces of artillery, 2 mortars, 750 horses, 3100,000 worth
of commissary stores, largo quantities of arms and moni
tions, and other property. Be also recovered the great
eeal of the state, and the pnblic records, and 1900,000 in
money.
September 23 24-25 Heavy skirmishing oofcewell Moun
tain, Western Virginia, between Boeencrana and Wise.
Two Confederates k lied.
September 26-26 Battle of Alamess, in New Mexico.
Captain Cnpwood, wiJi 114 Texans. defeated a large body
of United btatea regulars, nnder Col. Bobtrts, with great
alaagbtar. Copwood's loea, two killed.
September 28 Col. J. W. BpaoJdiaa; of Wise's Legion,
killed while oa a scouting exTwditioii fa Western Virginia.
September 30 EopkinevUla, in Kentucky, taken by
Gea. Bockaer, (18.1 '
October 1 Capture of tba Federal steamer Fsnny la
Albemarle Bound, by the Oocfederato steamers Cnrlew and
Kaleigh. Forty five Federals taken prisoners andilOO.OOO
worth of sieraa osptored.
October t Praeident Davia visits tba Confederate army
rn "- Oread re-law of tbe troops.
October 3 Battle of Greenbrier Biver in Weitera Vir
ginia, between lx Confederates, nnder Gen. Henry B.
Jackaoa, tod IOOFt4ans. under General feyWav-
After alx knar's battle, tbe sns.nv withdrew, leaving Jack
sob still maatev of the groaad. Jackaoa'a loas 60 in killed
wonnded aad malnc. Rnemy'e laaa at least IV.
October . Kvtrest of BoaeBcraiw from Hawaii Mountain.
ue nea with bia whote army ao use oiaeraiue or the Gauley
twenty milea distant.
October The Ch'ckamacomlco Bacea, oa Roanoke
island, H. tl. A a enure woiaaa negiment ebaacd twenty
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muea py vol. wngui s J .rH'. n-Kiraent. Thirty
two Federal prisoners aad Valuable monitions of war cap-
urea. col. wrignt s loss on nan, woo ran after the enetry
until be fell axhaoated. Tba Northern papers el.lmtd
a magnincent raderal victory, lamiaaoqs or rebels killed
October Battle of ttania, uoea island. Bear Fort
Pickena. Tba Confederatea onrtor General Andenno, of
Doum varnjina, maiea aoocwaiui aiaca on nuiy Wilson's
csmp. ronung tne rowaiei nau uuruing iat camp. Billy
ran off In hie ah Iri. While rwturnlac to PenaaeoU. u.ar.i
or the i -onierferetes warn auwa.
Octobr 12 Bsttle- of Ut Mississippi I'sssml Pnm.
modore Holllne, with bis mnsqauo neei, attacked and dis
persed tbe Federal Pqnadroa blockading ths mouths of the
anartaaippi. The scboonor . u. aoone and a launch nan
tared
October 16 .After oeonovlnc Mason s sad Mhmmi'
hiii lor aevea weeka. la vaia expectauon of ret tin. a ht
from MeClellaa, the Confederate army (ell back to Centre-
vine'. .
October 16.-- Battle ct Bolivar, beaa. Hamer'a F.rr
um. rarae.n- ", SK vniuewevai.ind aoo mw Via.
gluia militia, a -tiiottly routed 10U0 Fed-rala, killing 60 or
60 and tak'ng 12 prisoner.
Oolober 21 Fight at Prederickstoara, Mo. Jeff Thomp
son, with 1200 Mlaaooriana, drlvaa baok by 6000 Federals,
with loss an beib sides. , .
Ootober 21 Brilliant victory at Leetburg. Tbe enemy
with twelve regiments (7000 men,) nnder Gen E. D. Bsker,
oroaaed the Potomac and attacked tba Confederate army
near leabarg, conalatina of three res-lmenta ( l&OO t andrr
Gea, Nathan G. Kvans, of South Carolina. Iha Fad.rals
were terribly deleated, loosing 600 In killed, RflO In wonnded
and 7'.' In prisoners, slso 4 pieces of artillery and lOiK)
s'and of arms. Can. Baker waa killed, and on our aide Col.
nun was mortally wounded. Confederste loea 37 killed,
in wouoara. m any oi ins enemy were loel in tbe river.
October 16. Gen'l Fremont, havlna- .ft.anA.fi frnm kt
Louis, occupies Hprlntfield, Mo.
October 31 Kesignstion of Gen. Wlnfleld Rootf a
Ceneiallaalmo of tbe Lincoln army. He la snooeeded by
- November 1 8. flrsst storm on the Atlantic- ooast
Beveral of tbe Llnoolo Armada lost.
November 6. Fremont removed from bis command in
Virginia and succeeded by Hunter. The latter immediate
ly orders a retreat to St. l.ouia. - -
Hc-r -mber 6 Battle of Belmont on tbe Mlasiaslpnl river.
iiiBim buuh usniru maoi.ju.uuu BTODg, atiacaeo
Gc:tji r"lllow. at Belmont, oot oalte Columhos. K. A
dreadful earasga on both sides ensued aad Pillow waa be
Ing rapidly overpowered, when Be was f nforoed bv
General Polk. Tbe enemy beaten, tied -h tne river until
night closed tba pursuit. Confederate loas 616. Federal
loea 1300.
November T Battle of Port Royal on tba Bontb Carolina
ooaai. ine nana rons in Fort itoyal harbor attacked by
a large Federal fleet, nader Commodore Dopont aad General
Sherman. After a furious csnn nade. the shot and shall
from the fleet falling like bail, tbe brave defendera retreat
ed. Small loss on both sides, lhe anemv landed 12.000
swops immeuiai-eiy ana ocoupiea tne aessrisa roris.
November 7 Urbanna, on tba Bappahannock, shelled
by the r ederala.
November 8. Beveral bridges on tbe Tenoessee and
Virginia wanroaa Darned by tbe Kast Tennessee torirs.
November 8 Battle of Piketon in Kentockv. The
enemy repulsed with very heavy loas. ,
November 8. teisurs of Msssrs Mason snd Rlidnll. nn
board tbe British steamer Trent, by Captain Wilkea, of the
yd iiea riaies steamer Ban jacinio. ,
November 3 Fight at Goyaodotte, on the Ohio river,'
Western .Virginia. Colonel Clarkaoa. with tba cavalrv.
made a gallant dash Into ths town, slaughtering 40 Federals,
wounded 60. and took 88 prisoners, loaiiia onlv two men
himself. .
November 14 General Floyd retretted from Cotton HI1L
on the Kanawha. Colonel SL George ('rocban killed.
November 16 Arrival of Meaara Maaon and Slid.ll at
Ferness Monroe, In oharga of Captain Wilkes. "Tbey are
sent to Fort V.'arran. .
November 16 Capture ol 30 Federals near UDton Hill.
(Potomac) by. Major Martin, of tha Natcbei Cavalry
S veral Federals killed. - ,
November 18 Otonpstlon of tba Ki.itern shore of Vir
' November 18r-rmT.n"near'1f 'mil ' Cturch beTwaen th.
Virginia cavalry, nndar Lisut Colonel Lee, snd a body of tha
Federal Cavalry. Ths enemy routed with a loss of 7 killed
and 10 captured. Our loss 1 killed and 2 captured.
November 22 23 Bombardment near'Hensscola Fori
P ckens opens fire on General Bragg's Batteries. Bragg
responds and a cannonade of two days follows. Tbe Federsl
vessels engaging in tha light driven il badly damaged
Warrenton partially burned by the shells from Fort Pickens.
Finally Col. Brown, finding hit'efforU futils, ceases his fire.
In bis official report be gave bis loss at 1 killed and 6 wound
ad. Beveral were killed on tba fleet. Brsgg's loss, one
man killed by the enemy's fire, several wounded. "
November 24 'Jocupation of Tybee Island by the Fed
erals. - .
November 26 Cavalry fight' near Vienna (Potomac) be
tween tba enemy and Colonel Hansom's North Carolina
Cavalry. Many of tbe enemy killed and 26 csptnrsd.
One Federal Hegimeut ran, tbe officers lesding. Bansora's
loas one.
December 2 iSkirmlah at Anandals, Potomac. Cot. C.
W. Fields, Sixth R-g'ment Virginia Cavalry, kills foar and
captures fifteen of tbe enemy. Fields' loas two.
December 3 Battle of Drainsvilie, near tbe Potomac.
Gen. Stu-vrl has an engagement with a auperior bo.y of ths
enemy, and after a hrd fight is foreedt? retreat, with a
loss of over 200 In killed, wonnded and mining. Tie
enemy'e loas even greater,
Deoemnsr IS BatUe of the Alleghany, In Western Vir
ginia. Tbe Confederate army, 1100 strong, nod-r Col.
id ward Johnson, was attacksd by 6000 -Fsderal troops
The latter was gallantly repolsed after seven bonrs fight
Ing. December 17 Gen. T.J. Jackson destroys dam No 6.
ontbslhssspeake and Ohio Canal, thns cutting oil Canal
communication between Washington and the Wtst.
December 17 Battle of Woodsonviile. in Krntncky. A
large body of tba enemy at'ack General Hiudrnan, who
bad 1 100 infantry and 40 pieces ol artillery, bt were
defeated with a loas of 76 killed and wounded. The Con
federates lost tha gallant CoL Terry, of Texas.
December 26 Seward surrenders Mason and Slidoll, by
letter, to Lord Lyons tha British Minister.
December 26 Battle of Opothletholo, in the Indian
Territory, 76 miles Northwest of Fort Gibson, between
C1. James VL Mcintosh with four regiments snd the Indian
allies of tbe Federal Government nndar their Chief, Opotb
leybolo. Two hundred of the eoemy killed and wounded,
and 100 taken pi iaooera ; 100 horse, captured. Confederate
Ions 12 killed and 20 wounded. The batUa laWd (uor boars.
OpothleyholuJiUijl to Kansas.
Decembff 2S Exploit in H'mptoh Boads of tbe Confede
rate steaoief Seabird, nnder Capt. Lynch, who attacks tbe
Federal stesmer Express, haviag tbe schooner Bherwood in
tow, and after a fierce fight, in which tbe Federal Batteries
at the Kip Haps take a part, snooeede in drivlrg off the t x
preas and capturing the schooner, taking her into Norfolk
in triumph.
. December 1, Fight at Pacrsment, near Qreen river, In
Kentucky, between a detachment of 'CoL Forrest's vjiValfy
and the enemy, who were routed after a fight of half an
hour. Confederate loss two killed, one wounded. Federal
loaa 10 killed, 20 wounded, 18 prisoners.
A BTATBMIKT OF THS EILLBD, W OIK DID AMD OarTtraCD IM
THl 8IVI1.L BaTTLI!) AMD OTHBB BMOAOEHJDITa IM TBI
TXAB 1861.
The following table exhibits an approximation to the
losses of both parties by ths several engagements during
tha vaar. Tha Confederate losses are compiled from tbe
official reports of tbe commanding officers, (when such
reports were published ) Of course, we eaa only guess at
the loesea of the- enemy. Tbe Northern papers seldom
nnbliah ths official reoorts of tbe Federal Generals, aod tbe
latter have generally proved themselves sucb monstroas
falsifiers that but little confidence can ba placed in their re
ports when they are published For instance. Picayune
Bntler stated his loss at Bethel at about thirty, when it la a
notorious fact tbat one small sanadLof Megruder's men
alone buried thirty-two Federal bodies after the battle
In estimating tbe Federal lo8aee,?wa have adopted tbe
opiniona of tbe Confederate officers commanding, who are
senile men, snd npon whose statement reliance may be
placed. ,
CONFEDERATE BUCCKHBK3.
Feb. 16 "aa Antonio, ,
Mar. It Fort Brown,
A prlllS Fort Rnmter,
A prill A Fort Bliss,
A prllrO Indianola.
May 19weweU'a Paint
May 31 Fairfax Coort House..
Jnae I Acquia Oeck,
Jnno 3 Pig a Foist....
June 10 Great Bethel,.,.
June 16 Vienna .
Jans 17 Kansas city . ...
June l New Creek......
Jane 36 Romney, , . . ,
June 37 Matthias Point,
July 3 flayneavllle
July 6Carthaga
July IT ftoarey Creek,
July IN Roil Hub,..,
July II 1
July 36 Meallla, ,
July 2-t Fort Mat
FEDERAL SUCCESSES.
Da tea.
Jans 3
Jase lv
Jaiy 12
July It-
Aug.-
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Nov. ;
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Phillipi.l....
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Hatteraa,
rredarickstown, ......
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Aug. 27 Bailey's Ooas Boads,. .
ang. I'lt'ross l-snes
Hepi. s Higlreek
Bcpt.Ui Gauley,...
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fept V Alatneea
Oct. 1 'tteamey Fanny,.,...,
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r. It Boliva,.......
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A DVFRTfEWFKTU
" Via ba Inserted it FIFTT Ct.MTe) per cnare of taa 1
llns or less, for tha first Inasrtlos, and TWKmTT-FIV
TN,7i2 n iart 7or each rep itiuoa C AS II IN AD.
vAnCBJ,
a. Advertisements Inserted asBpsda) or Bl.hop Notices
are charged oM-half mora than above rates eight linee
f leaded) or lew eoanted as a square.
Mr AdvarUssments Inserted every ether dsy are charged
37 cents per square for eaoh Insertion after the first. .
- AtATMa pablHatloa made withoot a responalbla name.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL C11L23.
COX. KRRDtLL At IW '
A H1?1R TH1 BHMOND MANtJFACTTjniNO
a ,MPrrwVBif avary week Cotton Xarna
and Osnsbnrss.
Jan. lat, Imi
-tf.
ALKX. OLDHAM,
f Stoklvy Otdh.a.
DVP1"- ln "R1". PBOPK1ICTO OF THW CAP!
. J',91" aHDFLOVR MILI.8, AND OOMMlhV
Feb.! 1HS2. ' "" wu-"n". "C, .
CO-PAnTHKniHIP.
fl I7K BBdaralgnad have thle day .nUrsd Inte a Ganeral
('ommlMlon and MeroanUie Btuincas, nader tba firm of
Btokley Co-
Mr. D. Caohwell Is oar duly empowered Attorney for the
trenaaetka of any and all business of tha tnu. Offloo la '
Parsley's Bow, North Water otreet.
, JAMES F.T0KLKT,
., , ' t . - C. W. OLDHAM.
Wllmlngtoa, N. P., Feb, 1, 1M2. !T
II. U IIOLMKB. -
A TTVi nvrr Am t far
HAH removed to tbe centre office el Jo'tJBS AL tTlt.T.
INUH. next door Wst of bis former location. '
vcHiner mn. ihhi. M tf '
, RMPIR as A3.LKN,
HliT ATTOHNXtB AT LAW,
AVB rmnoved their offlce from Front to Princess street.
JOURNAL BU1LDINUS, formerly occnplod by B. l2
Uulmea. Lao. . ....
October 17th, lm. . '.'n.(f'
J. T. rarriwir,
iVKTOW4tMOOB,'0O'"00M-
r xttiAb utMlS810N MEKCHANTH,
OMWIJ No. 33 North Water St., Wilmington, nT.C. .
H177
Killed.........
Wonnded,
Prlsonsrs,
Co hfedsrate Loss.
1136
334 1 "
1487 '
Federal Loss.
4011
7H11
. 3177
Total. 69(17 20,900
Tbat we bare oot overrated the Federal loss Is proved by
the foil 'Wh'g extract from tha Washington uoirespondcnoe
or me new iorx imet, or a late dale.
By returns at the War Department ap to tha 20th Decern
ber, I lenrn tbat the mortality In our army slacs Ilia war
broke out will reach 22,000. The number killed In battle,
sklrml'het, Ac, Is about 11,000, tbe number wonnded 17,
000. The number tf prisoners In ths South and deserters
amonnt to Oooo.
It we bad tba means of anoertainlng tha Federal lnsas by
the numerous smaller enga amenta, picket skirmishes. Ao..
during ths year, wa might eaullv csrry ths number of killed
snd wounded up to ths llgure Indicated in tha Nsw York
Times.
EDUCATIONAL.
LOCISBlTHa FEM ALU COIXKGK.
yr BiJ A MEH 1 SOTJTHG AToMbeJr.lver.ltjr, of Vs.,
elegant COI.LMJE, wilh the hope MresiaoiiMiiua a rrbmil,
In every respect, lilnhly socrptsbla to tlie people of the
scntn,
Mil. BODTRGATB will be aulsted by bia LADV. a
Teacher of varied aooampliabments and vast experience,
who rnr orteen years nss been connected witn soms or ths
Urgent and beat Seminaries In Virginia. The Hchools or
ANCIRNT AND MODKIl LAKGUAGKS, MUXIO AND
PAINTING, will have gentlemen Professors presiding over
them. We shsll offer the best educational advantages to a
oeoule whom we know can appreciate them, and all we
ask, la, yio u a trxal, and after this Is fslrly duns, those
who are not aatl.fled can remove tbelr children or wards,
free ol cbsrge.
Tbe Boatd ng Department shall bava all the comforts and
attractions of a well-ordered home, and the Boarders as
tenderly and affectionately watched over anil oared for, as
even th most anxious parent could d.atra. tvery at ten
mud umuK givvu w .ua u..in. mauiir. ihu iiiair.ry tu
vanoement of each Pupil. Dlplomaa will be given to those
who can paaa rigid exammationern Ore Mcboola. Uold and
Silver Mndais will be awarded for perfect deportment.
Tonng ladis wi.hlng to educa'e themselves for teachers
will Bod unusual inducements here, aa ths terms lor them
shall be made soitabla to clrcomstaoca.
Tbe School is not seotarisn, though tbs purest m vallty
Is taught and required of every member of the Institution.
Tbs buildl'g is large, new end magnificent, well adapted to
School purposes The location is unsurpassed, being one
of tha loveliest, bealtbieat and most refined aectiooa of the
Booth, SO miles North of Raleigh, and 10 miles from Fr.uk
bnton Depot, where hacks are always In readiness to con
vey passengers to and from tbe village. The entire expen
ses for ten months will be from $160 to 3160. For further
Particulars, apply to Gen. J. H. I.UUeJulin. Win. P. W ll
ama, Daniel B. Bill, Klcberd P. Tarborough. or to
nuuinuain,
Louiaburg, N. C.
March 15, 1862. , 167-2mo
U. ERtHBKIIT.
DBOGOIBT AND PRACTICAL PHARMACEUTIST,
Wilmikotoh. N. O.
Kseps eoastantlv on band, a eel act etnas: nf mu.
Unrs, Ikmwttto And AWopean OhAtniralM, fancy and
tffr, do. TT"'
ta.PartlcolaratUnUon paid to pMscnrmoni, FakiiV
vcirBs, Mboiuinb Cbbstb, ao, -
t a. Mors Immediately nnder tha " Carolina Hotel."
July 12, 1869, J02-tf
iosirn a. tLosaoM. ctbps a. VAMAMamaa.
a.Mawn as m. i ' n
ENKRAL COMMISSION MEUCHANT8.
Jane 88, imi. Wanixorow, N. 0.
II. D. BILKRg, ,
ITTHOLRSALB OftOCEB AND OOMMISfllOS MEB-
CHANT, and DKALKH IN N A AL HTOttto), oornar
Water and MarM streets, Wilmington, Jf. O. ,
April 3d, lH.a.
- 33. Mt'IlUAr as On
(weaassee-a to Maurraw a rsaaassi.t '
10MM1R8IO.S MERCHANTS
K.,' , Al WMOIJWALI OKOCETIS, - . f ,
WATF.lt HTHZItT, "
WILMlNGTOlf.N.C.
unuv, P B, BvBCBIBOa, . ... J. T. MUlB.Ti
r
a
Fabrniry 1, 1(159.
114-tf
-
Kiuia ooera,
GIN AMD
FOB BALK AT
April 6tb, 18C3.
riSTOL TLBK.
WILSON'S.
- MILITAnV RIDI'O ltl01.K.
TTE TTAVK bow on exhibition tbe three leading stylee
V of Military Hiding Saddles-vis:
THK MONkCV HADDLB,
THK KEtiULATION SADlL
TUB MoCLKLLAN HADOLK. Also,
' Mexican, Hope. Spanish, Engliah, Attakaoa.a and other
popular stylee, at WILSONS.
eo. z.
JI!KWI!fSli
ata o. awiva. '
JJII.O.IM1TII AttO
10MMIBH10N MKHCHANT8, office tennnd story, oornar
South Watorand Market streets, Wilmington, N. 0
whnre they are prepare.! to attend to aU business In tba
, 'otTJitilaf ion line, ' . . 4 , ..
WW - atod U ibew will bs ponetoally a'tnd
v. ii. iuui!aO.V "A co., .
COMMISSION AND FOBWABLVM MKBCHANTo
Wii.ineToi,N 0.
OfJlos over f r. J. A. WUlard'i Store, Satraaa tvsaarof
Prlnoese and Water streets, , . , .
Ar0h , 10. 168,3.
I. t. oox,
. B. BIMBAltlt
-' W. f. (SHUALI.,
VOX. KKMItAIal. ah f'O.
C10MWISBI0S MKUCUANTS AND WHOLESALE 0110
J CfclliH, ,' .
Bo. 11 4 11, North Water St.
March 12th, 1861 . 167-tf
T.O.AH, O, WOHTH,
r'OMMIHPlOS An)BW AIDING MERCHANTB,
' WlUHBOTOB, N. 0.
March 11. 167 . . . IMI ly
WtURR MEARII, '
( .1k i .- to Ws'ke? tfrrrea .V Co.,)
WflOLTOALK AND RETAIL DKUGG1ST,
46 Mabxbv Stbbbt, WimmaTOH, N. 0.
i . st. i. - '' a. p. NiToaiLi..
KLUI PnTCIIKLI ,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DBALFTW 17
( t'.'RS, I'KAH, OATS), BVE. WHEAT KHAN, OIL MEAL,
fBKHH (iBOUND HOMINT, HOBSa COW thXOi
7 -. AISO, r,
kastkh i tytr rtoHTn Birxa bat, ,
'.-:..-. ... B Biotth Water Sweat, -
r-t. t t'i ' - , t la .
Hiftnifg Ai KnviliJ.
COM MISSION MPnoH A NTS, ' ?
j , .. ..; WimTKavoii, bT. C. -
asoatta BaBBiaa, . a. . iowat.1.. w. w. kabbiss.
IW. tat, iw.
NOTICES.
TO FAMILIES
WE bV on hand a quantity of Una Imported hberry,
Madeira andVorl WUiei.T AiaS, vy old and chotoe
Bcuppernong Wine, bottled by ourselves, which wa desire
to oloee at once. Bargains may bs bad if application be
mada early. Apply to WOHTH DAK 110.
March 10. Ne. 4 North Water street.
TWO CONFEDERATE FLAGS FOR BALE, at
April 6th, m. WHITAKEB'B BOOk: STORE.
LAMP BLACK FIASUa-ACTORl.
T AMP BLACK in bnlk. Barrel! and Hbds.i
1 J Umn Black In lb. papers. Barrels aod Ubds. For sale
by
April 4th. 1S2. J.-B. BLOSSOM A CO.
Jan. 24.
1 1 '
niHK 3CXOD13) OF rLOVGIIS atlll nontlnnea at
h Fab. 33. WILBOhiVi.
TOT OF TIN:
f- J TO 8 INCH GAS PIPE ; .
March 31.
UTT3Cn J
BUilU a
GLOB
For sale by
BRASS WISE CLOTH.
JOB. B. BLOSSOM A CO.
1 f BBL8. FLOUR,
WO 8 half bbla. Flour,
26 bags
Jan. 21.
do.
Just received and for isle by
. .PETTEWAY at MOORE.
1H STORK AID KIIX. f 1 -
XTO. 1 FAKII.T FLOUB, and. Winter Heed Oats. For
11 sale by . s - . ALEX. OLDHAM
yr
'8
Fub
COTTON CARDS.
7, 8 atd 10 Co"" Cards. For sola at
W h.
WILSON'S.
CO-PA RTRKnaillP 8OTICK.
THE UNDERSIGNED have entered Into Co-PartnerahH
n the town of Wilmington, N. C, nnder tha Arm ol
HOUrHKRLAND ft COLEMAN, for the pnrpose of boring '
and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest cash prises
will ba paid. . ....
Tbey also have a house in Mobile, Alabama, where they
wfU receive and sell slaves on commission. Liberal advan
ces made noon slsves left with them for sate.
D. J. SOUTH ERLANTV
JAMEfc) 0. COLEMAN.
Angost IstfAstB. -, 804-t
IEEU OATS.
A" rJRniCl! ARTICLE, juat received. For sale by
Feb.Tth . PETTE AT MOORE.
SOAP BOA P.
A LOT of hard Boap, mada at home, a eboica article.. V
For sale by . : PETTEWAV dt MOORE.
T OT CHAIN CABLE;
ttrNDRlEUi.
Half keg Epsom Sella ; , f - .. . v;
lAn oi w irs ; 4
Plough fhareat : " 5 ' "
7,000 Bull Envalopea t
JO reams Bine Ruled Letter Paper t
' Part box Window glass;
V1 iPlongh5!
1 Letter Copying Presses. For ssle by '"''."'
.Maroh, 32d , JOS. B. BLOoSOM CO.
varDRras. . , , .
HOOP IRON 11 and 1J INCHES j .
Lot Chain Cable ;
Lot Wirs, suitable for strsppln"
Plough Points ; "..',.
Lot of Iron Gas Pipe, U and 3 tochea I
Lot New Type J - , ,
fn(V Envelooes :
Part box Window Olaas ;
t Letter Copying Presses.
March 29th '
For aale by 1 ' -;
J. B. BLOSSOM CO.
COFt'EK I COFVRRl
BAGS DALE LAGUYBA COFFEJS at 56 oil per
Sag. Apply to
101b, mt
f tbe Bag.
Feb
lb by J
Olfa Olla.
PETTEWAT 4 MOORE.
sis wrvnm. B
AORN, Meal, Hominy, Floor. Bice Stnw, Wheat, Bran,
Sbcju, Ground Pea steal, U, t fflfc.
m fACHINERT, Train and Seatafoot Oil by tba Barrel,
ATA.'
. Ga Hon or Quart, at
April 6th, 1862. -
WILSON'S.
AIXOUOIm ...... , .
I AhTnow distiBIng a scperior artiola of 90 per cent. Al
COHOL, which. 1 oei for ula at reaionable r"""
Apply to- ... 4 . U.UaVSiA.
ptfl a, IGC2. ' - ', .- ; v - '
'.
4