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- The flnt Yrar rt War. "."-
' - J" m,1tAry operations of the war, during the Unit year
. .... oicm e, irorn vu cnTmiMifin or the overt act by
M.tn. 1 i .1 H in. 1 ....... . .
;' IVce!r,berW. The Smith Carolina Stat. Convention pass
, ed the Ordfhance or accession. , .
. December 24 Fuddoa. evscnatioe of Fort Moultrie by
., Mjor-Andersoa, United Plate army. He spike tb gnus.
. burns the can carriages, and retrea:a to Port umter. wliirli
in fccupic. , . ,
December. 27j-Captttie ot Fort Moortrie and Cagtle
, .I'luekney by tbehoutu arcl.ea troops. Capt. Coate stir-
reuaen me revenue cotter A Ikea.
IT"- ' - j 1S01. . ' ;.. .
January S,r-Cpt.ore of Fort Pulaski by the Favaiinah
.croups. . . -
. Jiloliary 3 Tba ArecDal at Monnt Vernon. Alabama,
f with ItO.UOO stand uf arms, tcizpd by the Alabama troops.
, January ' Fort Morgan, in lloUie biy, taken by the
Jannary 7w Virginia LeRUlature met Alabama Conyen-
; - tion nietKMifsiiippi UoBventioa tnbt,
. Urdiuaoco of isenoauion.
j . Jannary f The steam ship F-tar of the West Dred Into
, ana driven on by tlie Uoutb Carolina batteries Morns Ikkud
Failure of the attempt to reinforce Fort Humtor.
January 10. ForU Jacluon, Bt. Philips and Pijte, near
no urienuB, cauiurea oy me l ouisiaua troops.
January 11 Alabama Convention paused tbo Ordinance
of Heeoasion. -, j
. .January i;l.Caplnro of tLa renaftcola Nary Tard. and
Forts Biirancas aud McKee, by the troops from Florida,
Alabama and Louisiana. 1UJ. Chase shortly afterwards
uonimsou, ana me sieea or r ort rickem commences.
January 15 Surrender of Uia Ifaton Bougo Arsenal to the
- ijimiHidua troops. ,
January 16.-'.cor((Ia State Convention met.
j .. January W. Virginia legislature pawed resolutions In
viting a peace conference.
Jaunary I'i Georgia Convontlon passed the Ordluance
Of Recession.
, , January 28. The LouUlana Btate Convention met.
January 25 The Louisiana Convention passed the Ordl
' nance of Becessinn.
January 31. The New Orleans Mint and CoBtom House
laxen
Jnne 1ft Bsttln nf B,nn' lla Tka UiunrfTianm. tin
di r (Jot. Jackson and ;n. Prioo. defeated bj superior
te1y of the enemy, eomnuad'd by Gen, Lyon.
Col Vanicban, with a body of Virginians and TenaesaeaDe,
roots a body of Federate, killing a number. No Confede
rate killed.
June 21 Fight In Lancaster county. Va. A ioroa of
Federal maraader landa on the shore of the James Kiver
and ccmmitled def redations. They tra drives off. and
seral killed by a company of Virginians.
June 25. Iiiott in Milwaukee. (Wisconsin) In oi tiMqtirnce
of 1 Lie depreciation of hank money, caused by the wr.
June 2-:. Brilliant affair near Ilomnev. Captains Web-
aid and Toroer Ahby, of the Fauquier comp&uy, with a
baodlol of lol'owcrs. cut to pticcs fifty or sixty nf the
enemy; tbe AtUUvs fiuhtioi half a dnta Hessians each at
the a me moroeeu - Captain IUck Ashby ermrtally wounded.
Jute (7. Knagemeut at kfathias Point, between the
Cnofederate trouiia and tlie United Btate s steamer Free
born. Cspta'n Ward, of the Freeborn, killed. Marshal
Kane, of Baltimore, arrested hy order of the Liuooln Gov
eminent, aud Incarcerated in Fort UcUenrv. - -
June Skirmish near Alexandria, feergeiot Hahes', of
Bicbmond killed.
June 2tf. KKlrftaritiniLrv Tnlnlt 'ftf CAnnnl Thnti3 nf
aiarylenU. Unguined as a French lady bo tKes pasBar
on tne steamur bt. Nicholss, from EaUjmore to WsshtOKton
wwiik vim voyage ue uirows 011 bis oieirusi, ana in com
pany witb bis accomplices seizes the stetmef. Coniln
down the bay ht captured Hires prizes, and takes the
woo.'e fleet into Fredericksburg; in triumph.
July 1 Geieral PM.ttvn.iA
Federal army near Willlamoport.
July 1 feiaure of Uie Bsltimore Police Cornml-Jioncra
ry order of General liaiiks. They are confined in Fort
llcllonry, aud afierwards removtd to Fort Lafayetto, (New
ivit ;
WUly 2 Blockade of dileratnn fTpr Pnmmoripoi!
JulV 2-1. llnLtl 1,1 Hu,.rin.li: nn l, t,,mn ksa
Oeueral Patlersou's iirtni and tli fi.m'flftrn aAvnnna ami
n. i , , . . . J . " .
-acason. nor a sliarp Ctfht lie-Confederate
retired. .
July 4 t Lirmif.ll tinnr K. Vnrl Vovi t l.ninnt
liuloiiol lire ux, of the Louixiana ('adets. killed by the enemy
JulV 5 Hiittla In Un.l,tn Ui..,.l
between the Uisouriana under Governor Jackson, and the
r euvrala under Ueneral Selirln. The 1'i rili hmllv .".Viit.
ed. Col. Grata Ilrown. killiid. f ritront tn KnrivnilA.
July 7KDffasement ikft AntiHiiL FA,lr tti.twAn tha rnn.
federate batteriea and an United Ftate stcanrnr.
July 9 hngWuieot nearKew Orleans. A United Ftates
war steamer driven eff by the batteries on Khlp I-land.
Jn!y 10 BruHh at lluttorm 1
Lonioaerate and a U. H. etcumer.
Julv 1'2 H.illU i,r rtlnl, 11
I'eirai 01 1 01. 1'egrsrn by tha Federal uuder Uc n. .M?
Clellan. Eetreat of Gen. Garnett.
juiy ij. itatt e orst. (ii-nrca. In WpBtem V rf ti i. 1 1-
'n'ed urates rtntod and five hundred captured by General
iMi viciiiiu. ueiterai uarnctt Killed.
July 17 Battle of Srurev Oct k. nn the Kanawha, he.
tween 803 Cooperates, nuder Lieut. Col. Patton, and fOOO
eaeraiH, under Col. Low. Vbe FeUerals defeated, and
three of their Colonels ta'rsj prisoners.
4..j. uni,-i.j or nun pun. jne reaerai army iuibck
February 1 The Texas Convention passed the Ordinance
February S.-Seieure of the LIttIa Bock Anrecl l.v t. l",6.nl;dl'.ratM.'. ni ttl" honI? .r8 "f
arkanaa troops. . . ' euirevme wua beavy loss. Major ; Harrison, vir-
- I' I - A 7 il m - .. I SSx " I UlUULtTI. K 1 1 iiri
rrurunrya purrenuer OI rue liCVenue Culler Cass to Jul- til 11.111. .1 ........
PnltAf r.u tn
uio antuonues or Alabama.
t February 4. Confederate CongTeua"
s:, t raw vouvennon nui in vvaRinngton City. Vlrgmia
nuu ior uieuiuers ii a auuie v-onveniion was nelu.
February 18 General Twiggs transfers tbe pnblie pro
porty in Texaa to the fitate auiheritias. Col. White, U. H.
A., surrenters Hifl Antoula to Col. lies. McC'ulloch and his
nnngenr.
Dccislv! defeat of the
Fehruarv H . Thnnniratlfin nf troilitnt TianW rnn.
' gomery,' Ala.
March S. The Revenue Cutter Dodce iclrad by thi Texw
authorities.
4 March S-Oen. lisanregard assumes command of the
tro ps beaeigitg Fortt'umtcr. .
( hfaich 12. Fort Browa, in Texas, surrendered by Capt,
., Ili l to the Texas Commissloeers.
April. 12 Battle of Fort Burater. Brlllfsnt Ttctnrv
t. gained by General ISeanregard and the Heuih Carolina
. vroips. Aner iuiny-ioor aoaia Domoarainant- tue ort
, surrenders to the Cos&derate Mates.
V April U..Kvacaation of Fort ttiuiter by Major Andcr
iot ana b "miind. . '
Aoril 1. Abraham Looto, rltmii -'0,7,1.
L.,,.i roclamatlon calling for 75.OC0 volunteers
" to pnt'down the " Routhcra rebellion.
Aoril ISCol. Beeve, U.-B. A., snrrenders Fort Bliss,
r. i rT-1 vi M.ilHfiln. the Texaa com-
1. sear t.i raso, .ui. . , - .
' rpCrTia.-Beiinre .fthe North Carolina ForU and the
Fayettevillo Arsenal by the Btate troops. .
IprU 17-Virglnia Conventien in secret session passed
- iKaoTlha-ateam ship Star of the West by
Col. Van Dorn, U. S. A. , ... , ,,.
Anrll 19 The Baltimore massacre. The citlxens of Balti
more attack with missiles the Northern mcreenarirs passing
thlllgb their city, n rouie far tke South. The MsBaachu
ietU regiment flrei on the people, and inany ore Wiled. The
mercenaries are also Shot: Great excitement folbows and
the Maryland people proceed to born the rahroad bridges
Ap-Capeof the Federal army at Indlanola,
' t. Col. Van Dorn. Confederate btates army. Tbe
- Federal ofBcers released on parole. .
April 20.-P-Attetnptea ucsiruuuuu i
Tard by the Federal authorities. The works set on fire,
and several war ahlps acnttled and sunk. The Federal
froopl retreaTed to Fortress Monroe. Tbe Xavy Yard sub
sequently occupied by the Virginians. . ror.i
"i-.-iiTm u ,.T,r' I'.rru ovscuated by the Federal
. . .ZK .a' . T ,t. Jnnes. who attempt, the destruction of
the Armory by lire. The place occupied by Virginia troops.
April Us.-Fort trailh, Arkansas, captured by tbe Ark
tbsae troops under Col. Bolon Borland. ri.n.
May . The Alabama Convention passed the Ordinance
' 'G10!.. i.tv..t. ,r vinrfnla commenced.
Nay 10. Baltimore occupied by a large body or Federal
j i, n U ltmlar
" Zy To -A Tody of Federal yolunt.era, under Capt
Lyon, UniUd btates Army, wnroundaji I th. MP;t
80O Missonn biato troops, uchoh ""-1 o--
MnTi,. c T,nla mmnarre. The German yolun
teera, nnder Col. Francis P. Blair, Jr., wantonly tired opon
tbe people in uie arreeia ui 01.. iiwu., o
a large cuniDPr. . ... ... .
uf.n .Ti,. R T.nnta maaaacre. Beoetltion Of the ter
rible scese of May 10. The dtfencsleM people again shot
down. Thirty-three citizen butchered in coia oioou.
May 1 1. The lilooka le of Charleston harbor commencea
. . l . TI (1 .l.tamnf N'lHCrKrA..
Mav 19 20, 21. Attacked on the Virginia Batteries at
Swell's Poiut (near Norfolk) by the U. b. steamer Mon
' ticello. aided by the steamer Minnesota. The asiailautB
drivtn oB withl-8. No one hurt on the Virginia side.
Alay 20. Tbe Morth Carolina Convention aasembed and
- passed the. Ordinance of recession. ' '
P May 24Alexaadria, Va., occnpled by 5000 Federal
troops, tbe Virginians having rtUeau-d. Killing of Col. tils
wort ii by the heroic Jackacu.
May ii. Hampton. Va., near Fortrtsa Monroe, taken by
. the federal troops. Newport Kewa occupied.
May 27.-New trrleans and Mobile biockaacu.
" May 29 President latia arrivea in Richmond.
M.ii r .,v,. F-irfai Cwr House between a com
pany of United btate cavalry and a. Virginia company; the
callent Captain Marr kided; aeveral lederal troopa killed,
. 1 . . - .. I i .b.ti viviAnnffra.
VUtlQU:U ftUU MiR.11 fi- , , ,1
June. il. 3. Fngaunnent at Acqula Creek between the
" Virginia batteries au Ue U n.ted bUtes ateamer Wabh,
Anacoata and Thonja4 Freeborn. Ihe enemy withdraw,
lll'J nJ,J!fii' -r ri.rninn tn Western Vircinia. Col
.HUB il.oa,.IV VI Mi,w'. "
Keily, commanding a body of F.deral troopslnu Virginia
ones, attacks an interior lorceoi Bouuiernera, u 1 uulj-f-i
tinder Col. Porterfield, and routa them. Col. Kelly tevera-
' t nnnAA nA M.ftr.l n, h aiHM killed.
Jone 5. Fight at the Pig's Point Battery, between the
r-nntoilsrau tronns ud tha. U. R. steamer Harriet Lane,
resulting in the diacomulure of the-enemy. The llaniet
Lane badly hulled.
.Jnne lo. -BatUe of Great Bethel, near Yorktown, Va.
The splendid victory wae gained by eleven hundred North
Carolinian and Virginians, commanded by Col. J. Kanknead
Magrnder, over lour tnousanu nve sunorea reaerai iroepi
Tiniier Bris-adier General Pierce. Tbo Federal ti oops attack
ed the t-oothern entrenchments, and atttr aSghtofioor
hours, were drivea back and pursued to Hamptr-u. fcootb-
em lot one man killed and aevea wounded. F'ederal loss
believed to be several hundred. They coufesa thirty killed
Md one hundred wounded. ......
, 11 Jirkson. of Missouri, isaties a preelama-
tieu, tialiag tha people of tlat btata to arm. He com
' nienoes to concentrate troop At JefiL-raon City, bnnnng
. tbe bridges on tie routa to fcL Louia aud the East.
Juoa 1!-Harper sa Ferry evacuated by General Joseph
lirJuUrharvTeV.
Rnnth t Molina Iiecunentand the Fifth VnW.BXrt-'t"
That ntn tontad. with a loss of several killed.
' - June 16 Furht near Lcesbnrg, Va. Federal, drive
offbyCok Hunion. .. .
June 17. Another maseacra In the atreet of BU
The Federal troop fir a volley into tha tecorder ouice,
' 1 I . .. aaaa killi,w ma n v i li..M
n i.L t fc.fl.nuL. lit. hetwecaLSO) Kiassurl-
n. BnAet CoL .eUy. and 1300 Federalist. Th lttr
mi.f 'Mnwm I Federal army, under Gen. Mol owell, by the Confederates
rft. 1..?. 7 '' General JohMton and Beauregnrd. Confederates,
City.- V irgmia elec- 28.0OU atronct enom. At nnn ... Th. .1. ...J
stricken to WaKhinglon.' Heavy Toss ol life on both sides.
The Confederate Genera! Be And Bartow killed. Con
federate loss in kl.lert nr.,1 wnnmtil lend F..ilAral lnaa In
killed, wonndfd. and mlaalnt? and dpaerted at least lS.otO.
JlllV 21. Clllitiirn nl Intir nri... ,.ll"l 'H ir k'niitf liMnriilK
bytho Confederate steamer Madison." Lieut, beldtfn, U.
B. A , and nlue'een sailors, taken prhioncrs.
July 25. Battle at Mcailla f ArlzoiiH) between the Federal
army and the Confederate nnder Col. Baylor. Th.o Federals
defeated and fly towards Fort btaauton with a loss of thtrty
tfl JtlllaiL-- .' .
July 23 Pnrrcndor of 750 Federal troops to Col. Baylor,
, H. A., at Fort Htanuton, Arir.nna.
July 31. Retreat or Cwnnrnl Wl tn Woatrrn Vlnriala..
He reaches Gauley Bridge, near Lewisbnrg, In aifety.
Aogust 2 General Magruder oommeucc bis- march
down the York Peninsula.
Aogust 3. EnPHf ement i(T (lalveaton ttetween the Con.
fe,daia Battcrv and a Failr.ral ateanicr. lUe laUer Ibrew
Augost 7. Burning oi-uaiupvta t'"B""; j
XtMaU ef Oak Hill In Mir.ouri. Tbi. glorious
victory was gained by the Conlederate troopnnder enoral
Ben. Mcculloch, over tne reucrm ir Ca.
Fach side numbered about 10.000 men. Lyon was killed
and tbe Federal routed with great daughter. General
Belgle conduct the retreat towards Bolla. . .
A ugnst 15.-Fkirmisb at Matthias Folnt. A boat oad ol
Federal, from the Ui-ited Htate. .teanier Besolute landed
and were flred upon by the Confederate troops. Fiv were
kilied, when they retreated. ... .
August 18Tbe Cocfederat privateer Jeff. Davis wont
ashore on ."t. Augustine bar and was lost. vi,.it
August 20Ffght at Hawk'. N'st, Wrtm Virg inla.
between Wise'. Legion and tbo Eleventh Ohio Ileg'ment.
The enemy fled alter losing 60 in killed and wouudod,
Gen. Wine's loss, one man killed. . ,
Angnit 25. Mason'. HiU, near Aiexanjn, j
the Confcderate troop. , , . I..np.ITd..
Abgust 2U. tienerai aavanco iiwm""" ..D
ai my Hpon the Federal lines on the Potomac.
Auguit27.-Flght at Bailey'. Cross Boads, near Alex
andria. The Confederates rout a body ofthe enemy and
ke Munson i Hill. Five Federal eapiur-a ...u .......
August 2T.-Battle of Cross Lane in Western ' V irg.n...
ttw.en the Confederate forces nnder General Floyd, and
tho feeventfa Ohio Hegimrn. under vol. lyier. v,'"a
a .... - lr.ail nT 1 ilJU fillieu. w utiuuuu
a.r.-.s.i m.i ..iK. t rtt tn mn. Our losa l
BUM lAAaA-taWAAJge V va w
Augnst 28-29.-Battlo or rort Muiteras. i . v " M
entrenchment on Hatter isiana ibki; "j '7;"""
flpt nni'r.r fiommcdore F-trincbam and General 1 icajune
butler. After a bombardmeut of twenty-four hours tne
commander of the Coofederatea, troumodore iisrron snr-
.o,l...,l Tha n.mf rftninrou OTfl prtaoticni, nun
them off to New Vrk. Theis aud occupied by the Federa
4rnnlit '
. . , 't. ... In
September 2 General Fremont sue a prootauuuu
8t. Louis, confucating the slave of ret.eis.
September 2 -Skirmish at Big Creek, on the Kanawha.
The entmy driven back. -..,i.,
Meptember 6.-Advanc of the Fedcrala lo Kentucky
ravtueau occupied. ,..1.i r:w
tepterober 7. lb. Con:eueraies unuer uwk!
occupy mtiuronua Ry. .
t l , ij 4 1 1 a nrtiiA I .an in v . Hiiiiina a hj
WeHtern VirgipiA. General Boseueiaoa attacked 'CDf'
ti ... ii it An non ITut ae v trat luencci uai
IIU1UI UUtlUVU WIUI lJtUw wi"" " . " , , . .
attempu to carry it, be fell back baffled apd dlshcartcn.jd.
At least lo0 of the enemy were kilied and 2o0 wounded In
these vain eflort. Floyd lad but rive men woonded. a
lii fore was wett prtee4. a pijui, Tr.ma
.-..r.t,. mioht r.rt. above nd attack bia la the rear,
Klnvd retreated.
K-..-mW 11 Ra.ttt of LewiuSVIlie on rue r-mu-uao.
Bveral regiment of Federal tro.ip under Col. 1
o. . . ,. Vn-k Spvent v-niiiin. ruareueu
They were attacked by
the Conlederate nnder Colonel J. E. B Strang and after a
aharp fight, fled in Bull Kun lasnion. riuenu iu,
September 11. Battle ot loney ureea, .u
Wise' cavslry, nnder Colonel narkson, defeat the enemy,
whose loss la 20 killed aad wounded. Clarksoa also took
50 prisoners and los1 not a man. . ,,,
September 13--CoIonel John A. WasbtogtoiJ, of Irgima,
tuicu mi Hiimuiu in " -" " ' n - -.-. . .
beptemberlS Battle of BarDoumme " ruK-1
tween 8c0 Cnnfederate under uenerai wmr-iwri i
Federals. The enemy routed as usual wna a im wi
killed and 2 prisoneta. .
lieptener 20. Battle of Iierlngton hi Klsaoari. The
Missouri Uoop under General Price havlcg beae.ged th
...i.,;n.t. itlut forced tlae enemy nder Coionei
Mulligan, to eur render. Our .. i the teTtt ol battle.
" :ji..in.m! hi led and T2 wounded. Trie
r.w a m ,i...i,.r lnp!dln(r Colonels Mollieau. Isarshail.
.. j: ' uu. iw... nt 119 other coBimleeiflnd ofbcsr.
uir,u","::',m.r.. T.Q horsee, 100,000 worth
e Ple.c" VL T'. ' U - o-an-itie. of arm. and muni.
.LT,VT. Be Aho revered the gre.t
Mai of the.tate, and the pnbfio records, and m,ww in
money.
September 23-24-JSBeavy .kirmiabing on Eewell Houq.
tain, Wester Virginia, between Boaera And it.
Tarn rVmfMh.ra.tM killed. .. ...
Bepteraber 24-28-BatUe of A lame,
j .LiHT...m defeated a large body
LftllltlllUJUWVW. Willi. , . v .
nf iJmtad hL&tta r.mlars. nnder Col. iioberM, Wllk great
aiaughter. Cop wood lo, two killed. ,
September 2a. Col. J. W. Bpauldmg orWia a Legion,
u.i. . . in Western v irtiuia
-teptember SO-Hopkinsville, ia Kentacky, taken
Gen. Buckner, C. 8. A. - -
ftinh.. i rntni-a nf Oi r,trA i!.imr Fanny
Albemarla Round, bv the Confedera.tA steamer Cnrlew and
EaleUfe. Forty flv. Federal, taken priaoner aad (100,000
Worth of iter, captured.
October 2 1're.ident Da via vialta tbe Confederal, army
at Maaasaaa. Grand review of the troop.
October 3. Battie of Greenbrier Blver la WeteVir'
Jinia, between 1600 CoafederAtea, under Gra. Henry
ACkfoa, as4 tOM FfeUrua, unler Gcoerai Beyuoid i
After six hour's battle, the enemy withdrew, !cu vit v JAv
aon still master of the ground. Jackson', hiss so la killed
wonnded and m'aalng. Knomy. loss at least Ir.ft. '
October 5. -Retreat of Rosanrrana frornKewell Mnimt,.!..
IIo fled with bht wbrtieermy to Ui olher side of iheGaoley
tweuty miles dl'tsnt.
Uctober TLa Cliickamaootn'co Eacos. on Koanoke
Itland, N. C. An erttjre Indiana Keglment chaaej twvmy
milea by Cel. Wright' Third Georgia Regiment. Thify
two Federal prisoner, and valuable mauitlons of wur cap.
tnrtd. Col. VV rif l.t'a Ion. one man, who rao alVr tiie enemy
Bbtll ho fell "rxhausUd. The Northern papers claimed
a nugatflceiit Federal victory. Thousaoc'. cf rebels killed
October S Hittvle of Hants) line) Istand, ner Fori
i icsen. rna iKinitdnratc. antler ucn.rai Aodemon,
fiouili I'srohua, ruaiui a uecatil attack im Lilly Wilann
ramp, routing lbs rowdies and burning the cauip. Billy
ran on in, his shirts. nils re! urn: t a to t insacou, several
or tne tronreneraws were k II lea. - . 1
Uctotwr II Battle of the Ml ilPDl rassoa. rr,,
modore Uollios, Willi Lis muiiiiulto 'I'-el, atl,i ked and
yersed th Fet'eial tquadron bl'cl.. ' J t!ie tiouUii tf fie
Pate.
CONFrPERATK BUCCKRSF.S.
5y 8 5.
mill
BATTLK8.
-I Mtseisslj'pl." Th. achooter J. H. Tl, :: and a Lunch cD
lll,.,l v , -
October 15.-AfUr oecnnvira Mf' and l!un.o
Hill for veu weeks, io vain AapectaUon of g. ttlpg a light
ville armyicu puck to l eutr.
Oetobnrl8.-BaltV of Bolivar, liesr Karpor's Ferry
Col. Turner Ashby, willi iiunteer aud 300 raw Vlr-
iriiii miiuia, cmpieieiy routed 1000 Federal., killing 50 or
(Id and tkin 12 prisoners.
October 21 rijtht at PredcrfckBtown, Mo. JefT Thomn
mi, with UtK) Misoourlans, driven back by 6000 Federals
with Ioks en both sldea.
October 21. Brdliant victory at LfBkburg. Thernotnv
with twelve regiments (JooO mm.) nndar iimi F! n nnt,,.v
crossed tha Potomac aud attacked the Confederate army
near Lersburg, coosistlng-of three regiments (1500 ) nml-r
Gen. Siatlmn G. Kvans, of etouih Carolina. The Federal
were terribly deloate d. hxisin 600 lu killed. MM) in mm,l.rf
-m. ..u.i, ,,7in pieces ot artil.ciy aud itiui)
- nuu nulla. hbu, I), tiler W Silled, aiill 00 OUT Shl I'ul,
Unit was m.trtally wountled. Conlederate I, tea 27 killed,
lllwouodrri. Many of the enemy were lost in th river.
October 25 Geu'l Fremont. Imvlnir i,t..i,,tu.i r.n.n v
ijiMtm, ccciipics npriiigneiil, Mo.
'VMiu.r ai. IMlMitjatlflll 01 lien. Wmtlal.L Mrr. t .
CeBerunnilmo ol the Lincoln ariry. Ho i. succeeded bv
flnti atll.iltBn .. . '
Noyeuiber J-3.-(5rettt storm on tlm tlar.tin a.t
Several of the Liucoln Armada lost.
Novambcr 6. rremont removed from bis commaiwl In
w irrmia anil sticcceuea pv iiunter. Tim inte i,,n,i .,
ijr oruura a rutreai to pii. i.otiia.
.M'.T'niber Battle of llelmtt on tha Wlesb.Ibpl fltor.
., enemv under General Giaut, 10,000 strong, attacked
e:t-ri i'lllow, at Belmont, ouroiiitii Cnlnmbna. Km a
dreatlful ctirnage on both sides ensued and Pdlow wa be
ing rapi.lly overpowered, when be was re nforeod bv
ueunrai rolK. loo enemy beaten. Had '.t ua rim am I
night closed the pursuit tontt tioraUj loss 6S6. Federal
loss 12110. . . .
November 7 -Bntlle of Port Rnval on the fionth Caroltria
coast, me panu rorts in fort H aval bat bnr attarked by
a large F'ederal lloet, under Commodore Oupont and General
Hherman. After a furlcua canir nade, tbo shot and shell
from the fleet falling like hail. -the brave ,l,.fn,Uru ,t.,..i.
ed. i-niall I. rts ou both sides. 'I he enemy landed 12,000
luiiui.uiaif jf uu uccupictj me ueserted eorta.
Ktivernber7. Lrbunna, en the Bsppabaunock, ahclled
by tbe Jederals.
Hovember 8 Heverul hrii'gcs on tho Tenneaee and
irginia Builrosd burucj by the Fast Tenuensee torlea.
November H. Battle of Piketon iu Keutnekv. Th.
euerny repulsed with very heavy lot,.
t November ,-cjziire of JtfesttraM.uion-and KBdull, on
board tbo Brazil ateamor Trent, by Caplaio Wilkes, of the
United ttatea stc.iiiier ran Jacinto.
November 9. Kludt at fluvanillitfa.
Wentera VlrHnia. Colonel Clurknon. with tha i-awaii.'
made a gtillsut daxh into th town, luughteriPg 40 Federals,
woiinded 60. aud took ii.H rtri,iin,T L.uin t. .,.
hlmtell. '
November 14. General Floyd retreated front Cotton Hill,
I tbe Kanawha. Colonel Ht. George Crogban killed.
Noveinlter lft. ArrivnL of Ur. U.. ,.i wi,,i..it .i
Fortresa Monroe, tn charge of Captain WiU'-a. Thoy art
eitt to Fort V.'arren. '-
Novembor Ml. Catdnra of 20 Fader.' neae ttnf,n rt:n
(Potomac) by Major Martin, of the Natchc. Cavalry.
Tvjyi rlilIi't Ji'nit. ... , e ,
November 18.-fckurmla mrw Fall Churth botvee i fie
Virginia cavalry, nnder Lieut Colonel iiee, anu a uujt oi u
Ketieral Cavalry. The enemy routed with a Ion. ul 7 killed
and 10 captured Our loai 1 killed and i captured.
November li is. iJomoaruineu uoar i(i,-. u.,
i ..i..,. lira r.n Uenerai Bracir' Batteries. Brnpc
respond and a oonnonade of two day's follew. Th- federal
vessel engaging in the fight drtv.u oil badly dainsged.
Warrenton psrlially bumea py uie.en irom r oi .
Finally Col. Brown, lindiug Bi effort futile, ceane his lire.
n his official report he gave his loss at l auiiej anao wuum.-
ed. Several wero kllltd on tbe fleet, liracg s ioi-s, t.iie
man killed by the em my a nre, several woutKn o.
November 24. vcoupauon oi lyoee iiauu vj ".
rw. ... . ... : u.
November ?0. Cavalry fight near viernt inn "
ween tue enemy ana l,ukici raimuiu . ,..
ai-ulrv. Mnv of the enemy killed and " cuptured.
Ono Federal ilegimunt ran, the oflioor. leading, l'aueom
loss one. , ,
leceiiilicr 2 Mliirmwh at Anantiaie, I'oiomac. v oi.
W. Fields, Hlxih It 'giment Vlrgiuia Cavalry, kills to'ir ana
captures fifteen of the enemy. Fields' Jo two.
ii. .,.... I..,. 1 iuttla of Drainawilie. uuar the Potomac.
C.en. btuirt has an engagement with A superior bo,-y of the
Feb. 1 ''an Autonlo,. , , .-
Mar. 12 Fort Brown,..
A prfln Port Humler,. . . , . 77
Aprillf. Fort Bii.s, .......
ApriWlnAianola. "...
MvleweU'B Paint...- .
May 31 Fairfax Court lloose,...
june i Acijma creeif,. ... ...r.
June Sl'ig . Poist..m.
3 mis 10 Groat Bt Uiel,. . . . . .
June I'l Vienna,.
June 17 Kenan. City., , , .
Junli' New Creek
JUMitl Htmmeyr.. ..,
June 27 Matthias Point,.,.....
July 2 Hynevlll.,v,
July 6 Carthage,
July 17 "oarey tlreek,..
Jnly In Hull lion
July U,Maa,
July 25 Mettilla......
July 2- Fort rtnnutoa,..
Ang.lONpitrigiield,
Aug. 15 Mathlss Point, .'
A ug. Hawk 'a Nest
Aug. 27 Unlley'a Cnw Boad,..
Aug. 27i''roaa lanes
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mSm AND PKOFESSioiL CARDS.
- 7 , K KKDALf, -o..
A ,m7amV!1.TU" U,,CU110S0 MANOTACTTjnTSfJ
Osiuburca.
Jan. Lit, 1ki;1.
W-tf.
T Af.tl-W. of .
Bm . . ("' ofcley At OlUhata.) .
tiLKIl IN (HlAlN, VltorUlKTOn OK TUB CAPB
klnvtium-uiu. """" vwwwiir.
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Wonodod. . .
Prisonets, ,,
Total'. . .
Co uledcrate Loss.
Dili
.3:141
147
Fedoral Iajs
4ill
TH'.'l
"i7f ,
20,909
......... ....50C7 :
That we have not overrated the Federal 1 una ia nrnweil K
mo itioowmg eiirari irom iu v aniiiiigtoa corresuonjence
!' V. V...I, '11 . ..t 1 .. . . r
w, nw ..w join jiTMrx, 01 a line uiitrt.
ny munis at ibb war iicpafiriieht op tolhi 201B Ueconi
er. 1 learn that the mortality lu our army since tha war
roke out will reach 22.000. Tho number killed In Imlllii.
kiruiMiea, Ad., is about 11.000. tbe number wounded 17.-
Ono. Tbu number if prisoners in the Kotitb and di ert.ir.
monnt to OO00. .
It we had the means of attcertainlnir th Federal loaavahv
tlio nnmerona smaller nBa.emuU. picket kklmtiabna. An..
during the year, we might eaiily carry th number of killed
"owouuuuuuuiot.il ngure inuicaiea in tb New xork
'timet.
:''' , CO-PAnT.KHblll. '
rilllll nnder.lgnrd bav.tbl. day enter.i fnfo (Jehewi .
I.Cptrimisaloo an! Moroantlle Bualooas, tindr U flrm of , :
Mr. T. (Whwell h onr duly empowered Itforner forth
JrausiM tlofi of any and .11 btislues of th. Armt OflicA ta
Parsley'. Bow, NortU Water BtreeL ' " '-
' ' " : ' " f ' ''
.Wiiiiiiigtoti.'w. o.; yey. , r,i
II
' JAIUM rWOrTI.TCT. '
; C W. A)UBAM. 4
127
1.. IIOLMKa.
ATTOHNKY AT LAW,'
HAS remay.dta th cu. oflic. of JUUUHAL BUILTW '
i. ,' bujformei uiallvn. J "
.October 17th, ItttU. . w, tMXt
; .- ' KPli 'ALIJKrTT' -.' " ,-',;"
Tr.n,' ATTOHNKrH AT LAW. , :
I I A ki removed their ottlee from Front to Prlnem afreet. ' --'
r! JOUltNAL BUlLUJNOa, formerly ocoupieTb, UM r
.ri V IlLL'ii ,Sfi1'
i.oci
".. .' . . : M M
U. EUAMiisr.n'r
TIIUGGLST AND MACTICAL PllABMACTtUTliT, ; '
Vtf 1LM MflmM. W. ft.
ItKt
Keep conKtautly pa band select stock of JtnL$' Juj. " '
1HMI, 'rtii'(itt Unii Ar.mrt tn. AWlHAW a Mam i .
a. I arflrulaf afteWtl.w palj t.0 lWKJBriTTOwi, Ti.KtlT i
n ines, M.iuum. UitT. ao. -,
.Ntorelinindiatly nnjer th." CarollnA Hotel. ' :" "'"' 1
July 12, 15;. . ,:. , jgj.tf ,
JoaKru a. BLonsoai. cvjirs 1. TAKiUnixo.. !
J. It. nUMHlK a im.
li 1 COMMIrirUON MUBC1IANT9,
Jims 2, mm.
Wti.atmoToK, J. O.
II. II. Kii.tr.itif.' ' ' ' 'f
TTTrfOLr.RALB finocrit anii cnwutucmv ia
Y V UH ANT, and IJJiALKil IN 4IAAL BTOXUia, eornir
Water and Warhol tr.U, WlUa ngton, X. C.
April 3d, liftH.
1. . POX,
P. lawns 1. 1..
S'fVW .1 .. . ....
a Ox.
t. (k t.N4Atjt
QOVMJHHfON ifL'llCHASJTU Ml) WHOLESAIJi. GB0-
March 11t h, iwi
No. 11 13 Noru, Wttlr H,
. . 167 tf
T.CAB. . WnriTn
pOMillHBTOSI AMD rQLWABDLSU MKBCHAIfTB, .
arcbU,m7 WltJtt-obI.0.
Cll'Sf ASM riSTOL TrBEB. . '
TOBSALRAT
WfC HAVBTiowon exhlhltfon tie Utfee lliUWi "
Tf of Aliiitsry JOdipg bstlUle via:
, TIIK MONKKr HAUI1LB,
' TMK BKHULATION BADDLB, . .
TIIK MoCLKLLAN HAOl'LE. Also,
Moxloan, 41opo, Hpanub, kinglisb, Attakapa" and other
ficutiuir styles, at WILbON B.
Fb. 22. " - . -
TO FAMIIJEfl.
WE bav on hand s quantity of Cue Imported hborry,
Madeira and PortWuics. Also, vory old and choice
Pcupporaong Wlao, bottled by ouraalves, which w. deslr.
to ulose at once. Bargain may ba had If application be
. Ikfitii sf If At. 1 t A M 1 L'l .
mad early. Apply-to ... vwui n. u .
March Ig. BO. t auns nww aumii
IW'O CiONFfiPKUATK FLAGS FOU BALK, at
April &1I1, 180'. WMl t AB.r.11 n nuua
I.AM1 IlI.Af'IC MARTJa ACTOIlit
For sale
T
hy
enemy, nd alter a hard Ught Is Jorced to retrftit, with a
lws of over 200 in killed, wouuded aul asifstiifr. lie
enemy's loss even greater. - ... v.
Ueceinheris. itaiue ei un Aiu-guau, iu
gima. The Confederate army, um strong, uu m
B. . . . - f V .. cuV, L'...t,..al trruitia
rtlwara Jonnson, was snaearu uy u i 1
Tb. latter wa gallantly repulsed after seven boors tight-
me- ' . . -
IXrembcr 17. Gen. T.J. Jackson d-etrnvs asm io .
. . i- j .,1.1- . u . nniiintfolll a rial
on the nessveaie ana imu v,uui, iun .
communication between Washington arid tha West.
December 17. Battle of w oouonvino, in itn .
.... 1....1. nt ilia inimr al'urk Genera Hinamiu, wuu
had 1100 iulalitry and 40 plecea ot artillery, but were
defeated with a hies of 75 killed and wounded. I ho t.oU
Icdoratea lost the gallant Col. Terry, of l ex is.
December 24. swwara surrender ianuu uuu ,'vi -j
letter, to Lord Lyons the Bntmii slmmter. . ..
December ao. iiaua oi pniuteu"in,
e 1. r ifitWiit of l-'nrt t.,ueon. between
llltll.UIT, If. . ,1" ' . . .
C'-l. James St. Mcln'osb with lour regimeDis and tm Jnuwu
klllua oi Lh Federal Uoverumtnt unuer tutir .v.m.-i, .p -.-?'
....I- t 1,.,. . 1.1 r ti, i.nmv killed and wounded,
,f.i mo utin n. i.nera ! 100 hm sea. eAPlured. Coiifed rule
Iota 12 killed and 20 woended. " The battle !ated icur hmrs
Ophleyholo fled to Ksnsi-. J. ., Core.c.
rate stesmer tieabird, nuder Capt. l.yoch. who sitaiks ti e
t-. i i k .r,.uaa ih ai h ioner rb"rwoo 1 in
rwiwai niwiiii.1 - -n . .. .. . .
tow. and alter a fierce Ught, to wbith Uie Feileral Batterle.
., ii,. l)ur, ti m nart. am ceeila In drivir.g ou
...v r- " ..L -. ...I.. Nmfulk
If I ur aw likj V Hitui -r---o
iu iriumiu. - . . . . .
Deceiboer 2, 1 iht at racrsmeni, niroicr.,Mv., ..
tr. Aan .Ituptiri.enL nr I I, .rurtnn
.... ro,:t. il ufur a flcht of half an
aim i,io i ocuir, -V" r. t-.i,i I
boar. Confederate loss two a nmu, ono . y
loss 10 kliltd. 20 wouuded, IS prisoners.
. o Tnr iilus. woiMPtn in cm.i i
. . , ,-.,
uiiivi.il BATTLXS D iiiiaa ni..i.
win ltli;!..
Tbe following tabio txhiblts n apprx!mation to tho
lost, of both partie. by . "7 hi
- 1 - TL A lAalailtiraTP 1 1I U w , W a mmvmm mm tu-aaat - i
wiejtur. -,.- nm,.l (!. aueh
cflic til report oi vn cu"' -
' ..... wm ran nn r ffueaa at
report were puousueo i ' "Tiy.I,
th. l.saes of tbe enemy., ino vav..
KuVu reoorl. of ibe Federal Generals, and th.
a-ttr have general y proved thenurelves eoch matrons
i. .f " ... ..u ....mi ln -e csA be placed in Ueir te-
uc.n iu -r V . L-... ,..-- V,.rr.
..,n..h.n ihrr are ituuu.tnt u i . .--j .
...t.i hi. loaa at Betliei at about thirty, when It Is
i. ti,u on. .ir.iil suuad of Magruder. men
:;T.i.i7i-.. f.,(erl bodie. after the battle..
7. .v. Vnerl loeacs. we have adopted th.
f ifj. :.-.-federte ofllceis commanding, whoar.
gen,. men, aad cpoa whose eutemenu reliance may be
piaoed,
1 0T OF TIS
XI
FEDERAL ejTCCESSEa.
Date
BATTLE.!.
Joint, 3.1'hilHpi'i,
JuoeU Soonville,"...t'?7?
Ja y UjHich Mountain,...
July uoiSB
Aag.2;ttatteraa,...
Oct. JlirtederickaUtn,..
Nov. JiCort Koval,....
Dew. SiUranesvuie.......
ToUl,,
Ci
a c
Ot t l
n e i J
pica
yC JtlJWr O a'B J
61 Fl" l
i
71 H
12 4H 00 . tji
. itj 143 8 0j
off -OOi is;.
- AO. -4 ,
OOi 20i 60.
4 10.
00) 60 .
OOi Oo.
81 3J.
0i lOOi.
001 KtOl
00 6li
OOi 001
Lamp Black in lb. papers,Barrel and !lhdn,
April 4th, 162. viA,JILiV
Marcb 81.
J TO j INCH OAS PIPK ;
ULUB;
BBAS8 WiUS CLOTH.
For .ale by
WALUItll tIKAIIKB,
W(Roeeaor to Walker Masvn A Tn . s' v
UOL1JJAL- AND nKTAIL DUUUUIHtI ' ,
. . MawwrBTa..T. Wii..lr.TOK, If. 0.'
n. utua.
: i.'.iTt ABB fi0ATlTJiIYn HAT, ' ' V
No- J BflrH W-Utr Sireet; "
.- ... .-.- fVUMtiavMstt, W,a i .
rehrwary 1, tm , , ' " ; , - ,
li
.. ft KTCOIUm
HARRI-M M WO8f.li,
nnuill ifltriM MKIMtaANTd. . ,
I j WaniBoroK, &. 0.
oiui. flisnts",
Oct. 1st. IWia.
"-"?'- '.-!.. "
. , " :
A. I.' BOWILi.
NOTICES.
-4VPAUTSBHSIIUP NOTICK. ; f ' .
THE TJNDEHi41UNF.ihav. ent'tred Into Co-Partnerslili. , ;
In tbe town of Wilmington, N. C, under th. nrm ot
HotJ' HEBLAND A COIJ-'MAN, for tli. purpose of buying .
and selling N KG 110 8LAVEM, wher thehighsat cash pries
still be paid. "
They also bay. A bonne to Mobile, Alabama, wber. they ;
will receive and sell slave on commission. Liberal Advan
ce mad. upon alave. left wiUi them for !". ' ( " " '
P. J. B0UTHERLAND,
. . JAM-3 0. CULLMAN. . .
August 1st, 1R59. .301
JOS. B. BliOSflOM A CO.
1 f 11BLH. FLOUB, .
8 ball bbla. Flour, .
OO. JUai reorirro aou nn
25 bags
Jan. 21.
1'KTTEVVAY MOOKE.
ATO.
11 sale by
Feb. I4tb, ihoj
It KTOHH AU 1II.I
ALEX. OLDHAM.
i rsMii.V riXlL'H. s.nd Winter Feed Oat. For
COTTON CARDS.
XOfl. 1. 8 and 10 Cotton Card. For ie at
i Feb. 20th.
"T.ftT CHAI! CABLE t - ,
1 i Balfkeg KpsombAlt.;, ...... .'' ', , . A
Ijtol wire; . . ,
" Pbmgh f hare. ? 1 s ....... '. i ?
7,000 Butt Envelope. : ' tL
10 roam Blue llnled L.ttef Paper '
Part bo Wiadow Ula , . - ' -i ".-.-.'
r 1 Plough:
J LeUtir Copying rreaae. For Ml. bt - f
Martth 824 JOS. K. BLOafiOM CO
WILBOS'S.
ii a rod K
TOltN, Veal, Hominy, Flour, Lie Btr, Wbrat, Bran,
' snorts, inounu re m, v. r.
p,h. 5'h ALkX. OLDHAM
"rau02T."i'AClt. PliAVIWa CAHV
TUST rece-ved nd for a:e at
J - April 25.
v. HITAKEB'8 Book Store.
KFXI.KVs HOOK 8TOHK, Bf KIPKKS.
a .u if, tlVl-tl Vi. a nn Via Id KorllllCallOIia UU Jtr
11 tiliery. wilh plate. ; Cooper's Cavalry Tactics ; M an
nul for Coif Be.olver; Maury', cxirmuinmg aviu ivr
Mounted Troops. . ......
April 12th , -
FLAGS
TWO beantiM CoDlederate Flsgs. for .v. low at
April 30. WUIIA HEX'S BookBtore,
LEAD FH.SC1L9.
DAY LEAD I'LSCILH. for ale at
" W UlTAKtll'S Book Bloro.
a s 7 rv ELATE rENClI..S lor !" t
A ))) WlJfTAKKB'S Bookstore.
l-AtK, . . w'IktB Bk Store.
as" nA GUS CAI'd, for '
25,UUV) April 33- WUITAK.CT'8 Book Store.
300
3.00
300
SADDLE II Y OOODS.
1"f PAIK OF TBACE AND BREAST CU 4IXS ; "
Ja)VJ 27 doaen of mule bridle;
IS " " " collar J
4'K) pair of Harne ;
- Mi7 doaen of Curry Comb. ;
13 Stage Chain.;
1 473 Whip, aaeorted pattern ;
345 Buigy baddl. Trees, at ,
" r' james wnos's
on lather. Saddlery. Trunk end Hatn. kblilmieBt,
, " ' - . Mo. 4 Market Street.
tin tAPSt BIM CAPS I
maoeE who ar. in need of Can Ceps, had best ripp
I ,1,-mu.tK.i vhila tbura are vet A tew more left. Calli
Ai':nTn WHITAKR'H Brtek .te.ra.
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Feb. 22.
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Plough Polni. -
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; Lot New Typej - - -.-. ,: '
Hx$ Knvelopea ; , , - . ,
Part box Window Olwut J " - --
1 letter Copying Presses. For rale by "
Mart h 2h - J- H. BlfhBOM OO. .
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MACHINEnV, Train
Gallon or Quart, at
April tn, ima.
ACHINEBV, Train and Naatafoot Oil by the parrel, .
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AM new dlstilliiig a upo:ior article o( 90 per cett. Ale ,
CoBOL, which I oBcr fur sale M reaAotiabl prirea.
APOIVIO -" ' aum.00.
April I, ino. . . . '
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RECKIVED BT EXPBEX, the following fiew nd oan
nient Map, juet publtahed I : ; . ,j - - "
aiap of Rorn sua bouib taronua, wim oouiiiera puiuva
of Virglnhvand k'aatero part of Georgia. .'-" :
Map of Kentucky and Tcnneerte, witti portion of tne
free btate. bordering on Kentucky and Northern portion,
ol Alabama, Georgia, and North CaroliUA.,. t . , - , ;
Apr i 21, is;i2. - . -
ARTIST'S MUTIlUiU.
THE most complet. jortirrM In tbe Mate oaa be kad At ; "
April 23. . WHITAKXB'8 Sook Ftor.. ., ;
flOlLKT SOAP, at
Jl April 24.
BALDWIN'S.
WRITI.1Q PAPEHWKITINO ."-,.;
WE have invoice of KO Ream. asorted s.es, bTPe
Apri?;r i.Md nVuiBT0Kt. ;
A FRKSI1 t-nPFLV of th. Mobile authorlied ed:'-?n,
V by Fxpres, at
klarch S-f. '
KELLET'S Bock Ftor
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April 24,
BEAUTIFUL lot of Sword nd Beits, Jf
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PUPS FOR COLT'S Navy aao ouki a - -
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2fl7 vrl ; AprflSUi, iwa. -7 .
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A" FnEtT SUPPLT by the Southern Fxpres
Vlng; tboa person, who hav. been wa. -
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