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COTTON BROKERAGE AND STORAGE.

4 waterproof IA Holly Spring. Nss5 ss.a se- Il 4
slore CorrOn until rhs b,ock-de is gser44 49,
large brick PrO1uca H0u-- with q cellar WIN -zeiv,
Sugar and Molss>es with other 1r55Hea sr , ~
Eent. orders and zhioueuts s.fefral
REFERENCES -HarTis, Hunt &. o. Pickett We-rre.
ley Co.. Jones Brown 8 Co.. ID p To7rasarp7 .s.ar,-
ph Tenn b. ID N. Ts4,Ffthvs
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WANTED!

30 HORSES FGR CAVALRY SERVICE.
4 NY p-rsou having HORSE -lu-s0s f5- -h4 shove
~ service, viii bring them 90 Hstr-1s Stable on
Ma q srrest, here they will De examined and liberal
p,ices PAID fer tLsE- app f1
TU0S s. JACKSON.
H. ~ ESTES.
X. H NHLEED,
A. G b srIT-.
" r. AEP -.
L. IL Il 49, : L
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THEIR BIG GUS EXPLoDED-A dispatch
from Fortress Monroe, February 18th, to the
Baltimore AmorsaGE says:
"The Sawy eT gun at Newport News burst yes
terday afternoon whilst being fred. Frivaie
Isaiah Jones. of company D, and Jas Shepsrd,
of company B, 29ta Massachusetts regiment
we're instantly killed Wv. POwmau, OF com
pauy /, same regiment, was so seriously injured
tllat his recovery is not expected Jones be-
louged to Green Point, J.. l., and Shepard to
Lowell, Mass -Four or five other persons were
injured. but none of them seriously"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

Eg~ The Columbia South CaTeiinian says there
are 80 distlIleries in Pickens and Anderson dis
tricts, consuming 1880 bushels Of corn per
week, or 100000 annually No wonder con
rises so fast in price, notwithstanding last years
abundant crop
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

q Col Stanley Matthews, Of Cincinnati, has
been appointed provost marshal of Nashville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

u It is stated that the resolution introduced
into the Federal Senate by Senator Wilkinson,
of Wisconsin, for the expulsion of Hon. L. W.
Powell, of Kentucky, has passed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

TG Ola LIZ attae Govsume-s s. aJ-es on Aon
4 zoe street
500 t-Hl'ery Horses
800 Nr.a4
200 Wsgol5. .fo-rlo-ss)
A1riE to r. ClEaTHA Il, A Q. r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

e Major-Gen. Loring has been appointed
to take command Of all the forces near the North
Carolina coast. ard south Of Norfolk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

EY= The arrest Of British subjects by Lincoln
authorities has been discussed in the House Of
Lords. Russell admits the right to arrest British
subjects suspected OF treason,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

Eg A match manufactory has been estab-
Hshed in Mobile by Mr JOS. Barneo The Tn
hume has sampled the article made and says
they are Of an excellent quality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

a Paris letters say that SHdeu had been
received by NJ Thouvsnel in private capac-
ity, but his diplomatic character was ignored.
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"a The Nashville Banner of the lst inst,
hears of various reports of skirmishing between
the Federal and Confederate troops south Of
that city
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GEE. a. =

supposing this otti.
t4rcdat Fort Donelse
publishes the follow ni
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT
Albert Sidney Jchrs.o
the department Of re <
Fort Donelson, viii
throughout the loyal
lie senior officer Of {
crsfiest general ia th'
is. in fact, more agni
capture Of half s. doz'
ter bears no compares
Gen. Johnston Grp
was born IN Mecon g
consequently be is fl :
the usual school ua.v
adopled by tie Una
its efpense az the Z
Poins On gradus
tantry, aud was ord'u u
Black Hawk war n
President Lincoln p
tain Of volunteers
resigned his conn
Missouri, next in 3 n
tie latter State, he 7
private, and rose z
ward fled the post 7
On tine aili'tA"
States. Johnston r
be commanded, a. I,
blonte1eY. Al
be Iet1med 70 his ?
barrassed cmcuu "
from the United f'
which was gen II
the goyerDmer i
Davis then s.
colonel Of ths IL
quently rec o
western Mi N
tine war wis
more gkillf
which en- @
that posi- Il
which n
place Il
de
70 i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

Eg The Savannah Republican, contradiets the
tha, Commodore Tatnau had engaged the enc
my's batteries and retired after the loss Of one
man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

SupPcsing t-iis 'ni.
Ar-lfatF Fort Donels6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

We are pfemitted to use the following private
letter, received in this city yesterday, frem an
intelligent citizen Of Nashville The spirit
manifested by the people of that devoted city, is
such as viii animate every true southemer's
heart, even under the most dishearteuing cir
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~ The Eva uatton OF Norfolk,

The Fortress nrce corierpohdeut II t4e PhIla-
Aelphis Inquirer writes, nudt hate ~ May s.
4 Council Of wnr us yea ir y .rf,.k la., yrdly,
Besrelsry Of War G. ". E.rdo. ,.h,a H..a.v
s.crotaty OF us Nav, Gsu. l,,,.r. Bi...t.rn
3IauchaTd, and to Cl'.Ie's I tie Gl'i,.,!tie.,
so.Ac stationed a. ,or...a and Poitsu,olth were IN
attendance. The result tv.s tie istcr6iua ou :.
svacuats Nor!ck. TO .ya.,.t.n i'ou.lH, n
nonmonoed 1ha boiy of tie rotei troops wer,
sent 10 support Naerudersnt johnston. The runs
and msehliiery o' tic Navy Yaii are in.. =, .,ed
are mostly shipped TO Pstorshurgh md nchm.aI
The heavy guns s.e being dlsmornted 1T all tie
batarias, aud few rl,;i. y u lg.t .u tr
each g Hre l't. C'mn,'arc Ice says ",.,rr
sha'l nos ~ abr .ca left stt.ins" 10 he Syy You'd,
hosptal &c.
Mpuy uln,!l,s are removing thtr eff,r,s, .t .nr
Ne iul .ipa'.i arrival e.! the Jaou lJrc.s. H..l.
DE- Is sai tp be mcv.D. - ile IL Fl. .lni q. ,-
~an r.vslH, T. cut ol tie r,.al r.t.o.t from r..
Tx. Il "a cureAtls rei1rteu ia Hlrt''.. thai II.
bowel! Aa1 5000 ilcn ofpositc ircl, ksuLlt
EDiacT8u1, they til uk has suIrf ydod B,LA. aud
las = force of 5000 msu opcr Ing psuust .t.,..
VAL jackson. The uiliority Of cit Ssns IN Nor,o.
sni Portsmouth are Cu.Cn AMI the leading -
lnists proI &C. n remain and ia.e the OATH Of al
.siancs Tatna'l Is still In the con nisnd Of the
bertintc. Buchsnan IL NJ. dead, mother hp. liz
Lcs hcon smputAied. he Is ., Norfolk, blt very
Provisions arc very scarce Tea selling at g. ,or
pourdi Cote, ~ cents; sugar c6c.; butter 81 %
<ht beot- lsst tie J Jlnlestnwi. and Yorktown
went up tia JHfnes river with two rebel .tIub ats
ln tow, taking tnern up 10 Richmond I, have thtm
plated. Another gunboit also accompanied thcni,
Cabs Byerss.ys The ra"e!s were T. mount hls boa.
Ss1erGts 'eet He, the refore, concluded tn leave
Ile SD te.nth Virginia Regiment Ia At seWa,l'.
Soint an a'rs arc o'Coo iroops In Norfolk and
Mcclellan Is reported within lf,cen ,ro. Of
Eehmori. and the people do not creI,t n,es %
rl,ton Of Yor town has reported ia, Rs, AND nd
t.'-cs have ben cut 70 pieces Al P.IIsLurs Land.
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our own Bat our men wcgs speedily informed
tter"isr ty rec dschr ~ cf slot aud fh.ll fIl.
Dur. road IL s,,oud :, J,rssy Il ado Wa
immediately DEP y'd + - I aud let hark 4
t.e t.ii "a v ca tIt rsi-.s al e. led IN ~ a..
ge,tor -t' Fifh " 1er.ty sLt u, at.ihry &
The iishI sni tue NtA, seventh and ~ IA NV
Jers! H. tnv l''L
Tnrse h ,,r ,,.1r,utl archcd three-4 4u.rt. RI Il
inne, Lih '"'u'u IN H." q! h,.ir 10 meet u
ou"uy vl. were 'sy!ur 10 tu!u oiI left fsL.. I'i-
w.s about 10 A NJ, 80 rim iaiI IN .jtrtltr, AId
tre men tIhF h"ii-Hg -eep in IT., n.itr AMI vsi'T
-Aiimle o3t were thrcwu iorv v'rd, but t,y ~tfr
driven quicky baek oy tho r. Jid hre Of tho ,bomy,
w.o p,osoi T. b. ~ more taHn turse huuri, q
ysrds distant With his In. ili med ..Ou, II Of
SONS thra itCt ~ dtIu
whoopns n.wlM, hk, j '.'slncaran, ih ,
rlsl.ed aIsr our sklrmiNci, en- ma>e IYc dose
u.deTsrowth r.. y,utd or tr.ols fro'a c.t'ag
,h.m hIsy rnt. tlty al ,4cl.d WITHIN s;u.-
f"'s OF our h.ns, H. yu,ov at,r y,ley Wa
-urtd irtJ ,aH. tanks Wit trr.llt sG,c., r-l!r
our own ranks ~ fred heavily. frirl 10 A. A
uhhl ! 1, NJ, he hsht continued undated h"w
,hsy woud h'-e tie "a lal JciH,Y tcys pntk, lLd
sssm'ly would Their ys.ur iu.l t.s iei-, h.c T.
iis aud hl.nttrr. - b.. tot,iT dtOl '.I tual,r.
There Wa M oTi 1T 4iy h.rc ,'rt.c 3. .yp.t
tho VI. und L'pg covered van thick 90 r'a. I4.
bpahes and Z. .''.n 1i'e.. h9sr o'. or t.victr'
rl.hed i'r"e' IL oyer"i.l nl. ''It,, dis lgssL b.
. y rrihr V+.ry niaii cur vlu." la.
Tue hslt now O. tr- u.u.c : to irt, no tr.r-
my r'ilI ~ amlt'ur f' GutfrNk ~ F.'hinv up t.
, I'm ttv yari t.y delivered v,iy d,ttti.' So
c.. W.. II. Ill ut aud vtVu''i q orfit I.,piy Of our
L ~. General tI"ese N4s s.r..,y VoAt,i, aId
p1d A.a torsr q i .,a!'t Ia. :! i.Hua, ed,
ho"e7cr T. .t ~ T. q nt.l' iio5zr oun.
G. ming ,...- clu'tDn, vheh Il = . IloI. 1t
,u'anntod W'ts HI 81 I, an oar mtn Nero
u..el.} striy ~ 20 l. .'l.'.trc'r tc, vho t. 1
drN, b. m =. Il 20 t.- rI.... l',n D.iIi, r..u
10 rustej '.- As Et, l. sls ~ a1t..t, h.d in,u "a
were .,'A p.,l..l, lh, .,.tr..rs ,,.,4. .r. ~ ,
theil TarTY'sr i'S, the Ur,a. 4.r I'u o.. a.
eshsup, h"' L.t u",L l.,s b. rat, 4..tl ... t-
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G,r,r-l u. o'c.,.n, with the min holy q N.
e. 70 : rtpij :.ow.As mp Niu..a low miles.
CluD,, Al 4, Z. s'l,l to,a o. T., rauurk',
R.,rr, tpi t,o 4..l "a b T Inlcs h,n Lrre, W.T.
les ~ d ,i. m.runs bytc oa,,ly, saI "a Low
d. Ht.-. ,olr f'..es.
Tlctrl.c no rob lat 10 scen, as reported by
scouts, on tsirsIe of Ito chl,ahon. ~, II 1T "a
the dllc. rad ~ R.,amlud.
The force under Gen,rl s,guemsa ooasis',d CT
tie second nh-ie Islaud aud ia Poppsyva'ls
s!ncuts oG iufau,ry, Captain Il 'bin.,ls bat
tery .. Il, 1t artillery, 81 tie SIKH Csva!r untor
Major Williams.
Tlc gclr guard o! tie sGsm! 0h'eL remained
hero last nj sLi and which our men tai g. drive
before tLon, was GGn,rsl Lors7,ie,v, div'sl. u,
eonsistins often rrg'm,rts .!
und r, siment OF cavalry, re First yiginis.
O,r advance was this morning s,rea ,.thcued %
ascs rsiniug the force Of tbs enemy, ty t,u r hth
Illinois csvtny aud two regiments Of the Ia. N,w
jersey brigade.
The enemy, on leaving here tlis forenoon, tisd
two ildIn,s o...talnns comaisssry ant 49,, t-I-
masters rto"ea.
The en-. ,scma n, yo7' riay he,resr our advance
az tho onesry's rear, ~ Slte.'s "a, three MILES
froin here resulted ia hu.tseu Of the ensm, = cav
airy bell killed ani sev' .! .seu pF'sohers.
ihey secured their ", llacd.
me h'N'h .H'~iIy, which made q most lril A.,
c2'Tge' n'a 'hrse killed nd thros mcn .i-shif'
snd thirteen won .ded.
H's".s Coi3 remained here las, nj, 1t, srl ,,h
will tsr'h.,' tls mo,u,pg
The cnc'uys sr'trest "a, been 'ro-, sirr'rrh'y 40
norp!.aAed, carrying a.most ef.y ,Nirz "a ,Aen,
- 'ios' apo Of forage ara P-lNs'n', the wagon
l.. a.
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I The a rcc'ion Of Y own, was by tw1 ro,d. IA,
one on the e'i, tai hy iIooker's n.v.s!,H s'd Il
SUPPORTS, h"uy Hr'I,.'t Path thrc.,h The Vlpds
ih't ON thc right a,i': which HHnopca advances, I,
'i over brook ~ creek, which had been auiin s,
II thls poht wherr to 1, ,I 'fuhett II t"sDugh a
i''o In such way ~ T. ''Hvcrt the = Gle '"t' a
i'ep pond pfss'd ~ tNo lower did" hy q u1troD
esuscway, t'm ntLd 4 ~ an eRriL~"tk .- aulc
down Hp.u at a., Futo ftg c't a. . DO "
i"li b nj "a the il.t cr s'dc. q sctIr.naJ
tr'op. r..'d he Inf . i 10 W..,t four abr ,At
i"T d "ru"c Of M % tA"n ope-"sith ~ s ullo,
exposed ~ fir- ~ a tort ~ " IL, rcacA Of ctr
aiulory. fpf r"ruc r'as IA, hv" ryer, Il II pos ,."n
lnH never teen occupied
Tie coIuiuhud Of Ia Y * river, secured :, us b.
TIE cvt'lHton of Y II VA, uld' their pnb.t.,r
NJ tis po.it o'tle F,nr sila uutcnahle, vccoulg
e's! 1hr " force stoye ttrrn 10 take u,n ia.
to rosr.
rnErArtLy.
t. so1''st was for t. p,,'cssion . the woud.
Fnrioru" r. tie l.uA "a All,l st1,.d thc ftrt..
J. r',t'. i'w 81" II 20 '''"nc, . to T.. o." /
G'I. 'ico A's 81. g,.,. uf ten. n,t'a h., son,
i,,'S''' o. Tit, "a tt r'-lt I'D r,stio" ofG"r
W. on drl, more s,vrr v thou any o't'r
Annrh'lorJ h.'tth,n ,r,I4t4 cJ, our troops &C
c'INi- = .. tr'iiSs q t. p, mn #; nrir
i h'i hro rom t'e "','A ia c'n.t,or.'i' cis-
pn'' 90. the hft. where tL'y w,te hid irn hun
So nsfE a., Ar',S'! to s'Mo't - at ~, to
lcltt, .Pl"or.ri1 Il ''uF a'.,t, .nd wriu soon
hirowi@ 'ng sF,1 Attic ,.., w9s the '.e'n cou-
t7t u" r'br't N F.-' q. sl.'U.s ,G'It "a
oar !'s I,I. u. tie ut.t ,,'f ,.YlGi.. .st.o.yH
e'.-;s 90 u ;hgrt OF 'mmD..toA, .ui reinforce
u'nts weiv t,r'fr.
'rs sctrs rp,oA'E
Ine Fntt J., .m'lt II 4 o iNc't n =, ,at,.
NAteil N" * No,.I GO, Col. l., i4.t, q. e
t'' -a't N''s p,r...l OBJ. t'. ; . / be
lo ..tr T.. .n.u.. l. ~, r....l4 ,I-
"'f4 i' Il - ...,... on'.r t4,.. 80 S...-
u, OIL. 81. f.r .u. IA. ny b., '..t oI a........
g., Nv. - gr.a'.tt tl' ed n. .l.r..,.
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Tns FIGHT AT WILLIAMSBURG.
THRILLING DETAILS.
CHE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
ko., ko, Co
Dispatch from Secretary stanton.

WdstUy'Jn, My lI.-Ih0 f0NONius wa re-
t..ved y, tic War DeIaitu. "a, SIS morning.
fvITL.ss M'>r u, y. y IL, ~
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The Bati,o o. Will'am.burx.

We collect from various sourcss the following
incidents OF s.s battle Of Williamsburg OH Monday
last,
Al oclocs In Ne morning II commenced rain.
Tug lily, and st the rsvsills as sos,lt al. snd
Ne army pm, N notion In the following order t.
F'r't s1nad..u ~ Gr. Hmofys eavalryi uext,
7 cogp. ..t re riNb Now Jersey, then sec,
"a CA ir.Xa@,,A .rti.ery, t,owsd by The
!ls esrsy g. se,i u w'tl ywo bTtgIdss Of Hook
80 dl'i,iop 9r!uSag u the rstT, Cen. smith was
supI as'i q have psssta car Hvsad< during 10
t.. e. ana ND IN ". u yIi.s ws pssrsS N. fsSh
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| many private dwelI,nr. wcre found Hll.I A,
wounded i't tehind b. ths rebsis m tnrir ,ty
exodus In fart, there NsJ scarcely q ;. rI IL
| town II d.l not hsYe - l.G-t ufo IN ttl .irt.
| 10 t- wounded ioaVd 10 N ..lam bug. ~,
! numior were ~ s'si ercd 3. ..l"r,it ?,
/ outside t'o vI.H"o, 2. { wh. uui.o'r ,'r, . d..
itt" oit t.'T cana ) re lees q "a orr IAN.
ten f''t s',rs & me -, s'N hun rel 4. iro
| f"nrd IN - spot
| tl'ir sure ns VIZ Heg o" ttuo,, 90 trst ouT
dpct.ri '.t. ralsv, 80 po-.iJu = tie lei r %,
car 90: ~ iAe'n. ~ Ia tie n1l'l,d .obeia ~
ul"n or lNud We layo . ,'iiud a 'itpn ilirlF,y
Of pr's ner4, api'pac 'lrr one ,'uus,nd IA NUMBER
af unai as o1l Ia crt'rlbtel. = me Of don ,e,s
iprn. rnAc' 'hg thclIs-'p pea H. rost. III olln,rs
hn'' rK' sni o. lr,'F, L@yo hern u,..
n1'nl'r hn' "'so come fo.waId sud en- ,1rin.
| sovrs ~.
!. s,st.t,.rI that the oncny iss,. d,ir.o, A..
| en - n'.t - L'!i, i,tOJ v'andc,, ii.i 30
& J. % p.to4. %. Among tlc \ 'lei nrc $50 Ia.
% ei-Gcn'rl'4, aos.doa 1cy'rn he .fl.ea
Tho NV York Kiiird aud Wonuded a, the
Hattie Wiilirmnhrrg.
rIT-r FvCat roVniaiAiSr, ,ut. rttllt o,,ni.,r
80. tR'i-t,st John Duttur, ~ spr,t, s,rp,
B Joi tan ". fo.loi, Henry rLul.-, Chs. Frrc.
~ Jr' " h'Ae ", Co 'Ir.l !. Nc. y, Jis nrlro.
J. 81. tli : A. n.snn, =. r. s'ey.r., sy.y H.
N'" hH'ron, = McllvIIle, 7 ,icR4dy, !. +.
? o..A, r. 'oL's, A.lal Reel, Matt h.x. c
MJ,A. l. " r. 'eu, chn- Pc..f ~, : .o1.1s,r
=. - o.. ! -. y 4 KiiJ. Gus. j. z. H.ius'
o. T. n ,E.r, = = Ctfn'. .ics T. if H. X, .,'J,
j.. o. uy,r. Paf ~. C. .l.y, s.ft = jI.r,,,,y
;. = 4 %, " hart, n. Rpsa lc, ) 1T
j. j.; : ,, n j. T. G|,H, >. T. ~. r, j.,
10 Y"I'. eIh J.r,. j.. u III IN
&. " ~. }. u do''nA J.4a oi,n, ". 5 .w,
~ T., ', 9 y..r vr,
: go. :, p L.. + 'y - sr.,. + " rr.v1
..... y, 81" D. o., ... . .IHr, ~ 4 .... -
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',
IuIrL.s4 NJ ,>..- Nv IT, ~
l. o',i',E, II i.islt.
Norfolk II ours aud also Portsmouth aud tue ~
<ytsrd.
Gseral Wool ha"irs completed tie landing o'
bis fo';os At whlou.hhy Point about uiHe -. tx
this morning, commenced lis m'''h On N.ii''
with 5000 men. Secretary CL"se "'s.mI 'l"'i "e
GENERAL.
About I'VE ml es rom We th'tS P'ee teuel
battery was found on tie oip p''''c s.!s otte bridge
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Scenes of
TIE
y Il T. y T. n r
LORIOuS
Victories.
Where our
Troops are, and
the Places they
have taken!

Oar N ,p represents
tic vhole Of Eastern
Virginia. Richmond
will be observed near
the centre Of tho map,
towards the lower hot-
d r, anil Norfolk IN tho
eStrcmn lower cornt,
on the II, ,.it. Tie g..
tance troiu Norfolk ~
RE moui j, l0i miles.
lhiftv m,lus shovo
Norfolk, ap5u ;',e land
OctW csn lGr. Hui
j Ir.s rivers. which 3
designated as the len-
insula, will lie a0,cd
Yorktown, Recently
captured rci, miles
fuftEcrt. is Nilliln--
, hurg, the s.clc Of tho
rec,ut sav =. ii,h., in
wh.,h the t,1c'. nris
| dislstrously dc"a,o.
| by Gcl. N ,lln.
This point il tixty
miles distant iiun
RciIinon'. Just above
Whliimsbur, Is tho
Chioghoniiny river or
! creek, laid Town upon
! The map LAX not d -.
mattel 10y ramc. ecros4
which the rebels have
| lAtclyr treated. lvcn-
| ty-tlircc miles NJ. th-
west of Williamsburg
| . Ncw Kent {. H., TO
which point, ut last
accountable rebels had
reircatcd, and wiicrs
nur forces under Gen.
: OH,atn, were 'Illih,
| uuon their tear. This
l. iis,aIi about twel-
tv-two milo ircn,rich-
uoud. Ea,tNd; from
New Kent. aud a short
| distance al cte IS Nsst
! Point. the terminus #
| theliiclmoni aud York
| liver rr,ilro.l, At wi "a
| tld,J oar tr0 Is Lately
| defeated tl,cteUcis wlth
severe ,os'.
| SewIll's Point, which
| l's he'a shcllNi and
tlhcu by ,nt ttoop',
vii ho oh eiyci mar
| Nmi ,,k, f. u which
| .lIcc IL l. d.-taHt tlt
a few ui.!"-. Ports
mouth is dlsiln' ...'n
EOriolk about halt \
mllo--5cln. oa tl,' ~.
ro,.'e side It .h> lll-.
ror, mi coagoc'ci
w'A Nuti,.~ py u
stuafl Igrr..
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The Merrimho, DESTROYED.

Fortress kggr1S bdg ii.--To Hon. y. IT. WAT
con, Assistant Secretary N War; IT., n rripac
va. blown mp By the rebels at two minutes before
avo O'clock lis morning. she wss set Gge 10 shout
three o'cio,s.
Tie explosion took place a. tho time sisted. n.s
'.tgd T. .s'o be'a grand sigh. by those who ss,,
= A. 'n!ior' h. A, Stevens 'H'ss-treky, AMI
v <, ALosts h., , s-ne up toward, NlIflk
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Tfet. 2. Steam Transport Jersey B'uo r.,,N,n
I''k.iov. T!c"d hers yestrda, iu,,a,-s r,o,n
se"b,,9, n, e., w unce slo sailed tie IN r.a
She ihF' Regiment Of Nov Y.lk C.,a.ry A..
v'ycI at EewotIn on the 'tL inst, IN .,o5d c5rd
s.7n kl'l'ns new al 'Newoeru, bat ,hc J,rs,y
Olse ulirsr ,stas iatcihgon-s fion Fo,,r... ",
zee, which port 'ia len on tho Oh, a5P. NJ u,t
Ghe u. 3. -o.-o!'d guuboat Galsri had proc.,i,d
I1P Jsps yer, Iul sunk tLy 'cb= steamer York
Town and ,elt'r 1.-The Jsme,',wri also, that IL.
Sa!oa troops a occ.p!od soval's P1int.
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the hrsss nmct's .-' n IN 80 n X e.,
and the Danube :, .. ,,l..d tnvsh a
cou-agernr 10 70 u srsn trade here. smrl.
isncous with large Z, e.f:s f.oin ia, wet nj .
'c In 'rlighis. ]. p c-r in few re
i.'cn IS cents Ter bisie. ani ~ fc.rtI -
Europe ~ fallen - ocn'i ?e- brshel I've 'ds,n-
nge cuoyed by the provinces a.OInd ths Dscs
s's ani thr Sea y kl : A-a such - 10 make tie
American supply a. 4 p Ths msrh I here
therefore dssdenS a. tne = sssresats exports IL
minlsh. While, III, imports - rrois ars large 10
results tia the ssJre'a-s q cioexpor,al weekly
lncressea On the other La u is mater u cnn-
graduation that a. cs1. f,r - prescn, is Ike
ly T. be cheap III uis Ciy. T.l los pri 70 beis.
however 50 discout1f.l rsn farI or. that ,4s
quantity o' land PIT in NAca. this spring 10 mies
diminished
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I4wilbau sburg, the chu hcs, the University
bakdn. "a Other Huthc buildings, ~ u Us
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-17
A Cheering Unaninll

The almost unanimous appreciation by the
people of the Southern Confederacy. OF the
coarse pursacd by the Government concern
ing the manufacture, sale and even giving
away of Intoxicating drinks, is one OF the
most encouraging and hopeful signs OF these
war times. And the hearty concurrence CIV
en- by the people to the establishments oi
martini Ian, whereby the suppression OF m
toxicating LIQUORS can be more effectively
carried out, is the strongest evidence OF tneir
earnest desire that the designs of the govern
ment may be most successfully accomplished.
1t is a glorious fact that liquor making, SELL
ing and drinking, is meeting with a stern,
decided opposition from thinking men every
where. Drinking establishments, and liquor
distilleries are being shut up all over the
country by military authority. where the
civil authority has failed to do its duty III
this respect, and men are not allowed 10
gire 1T aacoy, under very heavy penalties
The President, Cabinet, Congress, and Pubic
Authorities generally-the sober Officers ana
Privates in the Army, and the Ladies uni
~YersaIly and men generally, at home, are all
in rebellion against the old enemy whom we
have been fighting, 10 these many years. The
present elimination of public sentiment is a
glorious victory to the cause Of Temperance,
no matter by what agencies or necessities 1t
has been brought about. The principle OF
safety only in total abstinence, under any
circumstances, is thoroughly indicated.
We heartily agree with contemporary, that
nothing but this general uprising OF the NOR
al and patriotic sentiment of the country
could have saved us. We were on the brink
of ruin brought there by drunken legislators,
and officers, civil and military, and a drunken
soldiery. The strong and heavy foot of Mil.
itary and civil power, will now be put upon
the neck of the monster and he will be
crushed; our cause will triumph and indie
pendence will be ours. And but for this up
rising sentiment our subjugation and ever
lasting overthrow would have been certain
Let the name of the Lord be praised tina
the eyes of those in authority were opened
before it was too late.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-17
[ooNoLUs1oN OF THIS STORY NEXT WEEK.

LIQUOR DESTROYED By LADIEs.-Some twen-
ty ladies Of this town, prompted by the noble
impulses that usually abound in the female
heart, proceeded in a body to the Depot, last
Thursday afternoon, and with hatchets and
hammers destroyed five Or six barrels of
Whiskey aud poured the liquid poison upon
the ground a fitting libation to the devil and
his imps from the hands of patriotic Women;
whose mission pending the waris'to, go about
doing good. The ladies in performing this act
ofmercy but manifested a desire to CO. operate,
at home, with our brave army in the field to
save the country, from both external andinter-
nal foes-the latter, being the more dangerous
of two Of course they weuh not be able, if
they have the desire, 10 destroy allthe poison
that a thousand filthy worms are pouring
forth night and day, for the destruction of
Sou them men!
Since the breaking out of the war, the la
dies OF this town, and in other portions of the
Confederacy, have toiled day and night to pre-.
pare comfortable clothing forour soldiers in the
held, who, otherwise, would have suffered ex.
cruclatlng hardship and rendered wholly unfit
to encounter the foe, except to submit to certain
defeat-and the ladies cannot, in this critical
moment of the contest, suffer an injury to be
done their brave defenders in the field, by
Patriots who remain at home to speculate, i
they can prevent it. If the method ~resorted
to IN the present instance, was not altogethcl
legal, necessity, in their estimation, demanded
it-and in time of war the civil laws, in many
instances, have to yield, especially to the
sup. eme authority of woman.
StGtesuiWe IredeU Express.