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BURNs1DE's EXPEDITION.
ANOTHER vICTORY!!
ROANOKE ISLAND TAKEN!

Roanoke Island is about FIFTY miles to the
north of Ilatteras Inlet. The island is IL
miles long, three miles wide, and said to be
fortified by the rebels on the southern, west
ern and eastern shores. Tho most feasible
approach to the island is by Goatan Sound,
which is about mile wide, with two chan
nels, and nine feet OF water in each. Ex.
Governor Wise is said to be In command Of
a force of 5000 men in the vicinity.
later intelligence concerning the opera.
tions of the Burnside expedition, is derived
from lady who arrived ut Fortress Monroe
by flag Of truce from Norfolk. She reports
that Gen. Hugcr, the military commander in
that city, informed her he had received infor-
nation that the Federal forces attacked Ro-
anoke Island on Friday, and had been twice
rcpulscd; also, that the fighting was still
going on ut last accounts. The long delay
Of the expedition has given the rebels time
to prepare for vigorous defence.
A telegram states that on Saturday the
fight was still going on, and that one or two
re5el steamboats, had been sunk.
Tho following is the report, rs received ut
Fortress Monroe on Sunday, Ivy flag Of truce
lne hiB VI uuco DiouB"s nv"o s""' ~
dark last night the fight was still going on.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
Tho cheering intelligence that Gen. Burn
side has triumphed in his attack upon Roam.
oke Island, has been received here this morn.
ing. The General effected landing Sunday
afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL.
Tho Inquircr's Fortress Monroe dispatch
reports the landing Of the Fcderals on Roam
oke Island. Three rebel gunboats had beer
sunk and two captured, one OF which wal
the flagship.
A fireman on board the Seldom reportet
that the stars and stripes could DO seen VA
wing oyer the batteries from Elizabeth City
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INCLUDED IN BOX NO. ONE:
INCLUDED IN Box NO. TWO

C,yr. CowIS, for his officers and men. de
.ires to express thanks to the ladies Of Water
bOro' for their patriotic and generous kindness
The gina. truly valuable, but coming, - they
do. from those to whom many are endeared BY
the close relation Of mother. wife and sister,
and others holding an equally tender relation
their value In this particular cannot be over
estimated. They are the right things. donated
at the right time In the right spirit. and no ~
sursnee Of the Captain Is necessary to ASSURE
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son, King. Lane Of L., McDougsll, Morrill,,
Pcmcroy. Sherman, Simmons, Summer, Trum.
bull, Wade, Wilkinson. Wilmot, Wilson Of
Mass, Wilson Of Mo.-32.
Nars-Messs. -Bsyard, Carlisle, Cowan,
Harris, Kennedy, latham, Nesmith, PVrce
Powell. Rice, Saulsbury. Ten Fyck, Thomp.
son, Willey.-l4.
The Vice President said the resolution wa,
adopted. There was applause in the gallery
which was Immediately checked by IL,
Chair. .....-,'1
HorsE, The Treasury note bill was furthe,
considered.
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q According to the London Times the
extra expenses incurred by John Bull in ma
king preparations for q conflict with this
country in consequence Of the Trent affair,
Is not far from SO, 900, 900. Quite an item
for showing his teeth. Foolish John!
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Il Lewiston has four large cotton mills
in operation, with the foundation land for
the fifth. The Androscoggin mill is said to
be the most magnificent cotton mill in tho
world-containing more and better machinery
within single building than any other.
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Advance Of Union Forces
PRICES ARMY STRONGLY REINFORCED
HE IS SURROUNDED,
AND OBLIGED TO FIGHT!
RoLr.A, Feb. 8.

RoLLA, Feb. 8.
The news from the West indicates that the
preparations for decided blow against the
enemy are nearly completed. The forces Tor
this movement arc nearly all concentrated ut
the point whence Il Is intended to move
against the adversary, and In few days tho
whole command will probably DO on tho
march westward.
Gems. Sigcl's and Ashboths divisions have
reached Lebanon. and Major Wrights bat
talon Of cavalry has moved IL miles west OF
that point.
crossing the Oago river on "Wednesday, and
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= The gunboat Katahdin, or the "The Big
Mountain. was named amer mountain (near-
ly 6000 feet high) OF that name in Maine. II
is always "TRrE TO Irs CoLoRs." In the dis
lance il looks like white cloud. In the win
ter white with snow; in the summer white with
granite.-Bosion Journal.
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81 Capt. Cowan, as We regret to learn,
is quite sick with q fever at Augusta. 1t Is
hoped he will, with good nursing, soon ~
cover from his illness 90 o. to resume the
duties Of his command.
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fkB. 4.
SENATE. Mr.. Sumner reported bill au.
thorizing the appointment Of Diplomatic
representatives to Liberia and Hayti.
The Bright case occupied most Of the scs-
sion.
Housr. The treasury note bill was dis
cused by Messn. Morrill, Of Me-, Conkling
Of N. Y, and Bingham Of Ohio.
FKB. 8.
SENATE. The Bright case was again taken
up, upon which the vote was taken with the
following result:
YxAs-Messrs. Anthony, Browning, Chand.
Ter, Clark, Collamer, Davis, Dixon, Doolittls,
Fessenden, foote, Foster, Grimes, Hale,
HARLEM, Henderson, Howard, Howe, John.
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The Expedite. Against Savannah.


BY the arrival Of the ship Zenas Colin OF
New York. the Journal Of Commerce is in
receipt Of news from Port Royal to Tuesday,
the 18th ult.
The expedition for the the South sailed from
that point on Sunday, 2oth January, lnclu'
goats, and 5000 troops. Tho principal part
Of the expedition went outside, but one or
two small steamers, with light vessels In tow,
went by the inside passage.
Gen. Sherman left on Monday In the gun.
boat Mcclellan. The object Of the eIpedi-
ton was understood TO he nm attack on Sa-
yannah. commencing with Fort Pulaski.
On Tuesday, when the Zenas Colin was
beating of, they heard heavy cannonading
in the direction OF Fort Pulaski. 1t contin-
ued for four hours In the morning and two
hours in tho afternoon.
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Ell d stated that the 18th regiment. Col
Dow, IL to 30 held in readiness to join the new
expedition now fitting out at Annapolis, OF
which Col Hsint,lsmsn Is 10 have command.
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An E.pedI.I.n ~ C.-ssri..d River.

~ Expeosusn - Ss@sertsua NsVers
The Cairo correspondent OF the New York
Tribune says, under date Of Feb. 81
"Gen. Grant and staff left this port on
Sunday evening for Smithland. About 49,
900 troops left also ut the same time and on
yesterday morning. Nearly 10000 had pre-
viously been sent thithcr. These, with tho
forces at Paducah, will make upward Of
1000 men. A large body Of cavalry and
many artillery com panies are included. Tho
destination Is evidently up the Cumberland
river, and as no more than four baggage
wagons attend each regiment, quarters must
be looked for In some town. Nashville 10 on
this river, and at the present stage Of water
our largest boats can easily reach that city.
I should have added tlst the transports wero
accompanied by six or eight gunboats."
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q portion Of Il was expected to arrive at Leb-

q portion Of Il was expected to arrive at Leb-
anon on Thursday. ulfu( sdF
Two Of Major Wrights scouts report tina.
Price has made speech TO his troops, telling
them they were surrounded, that they must
fight or surrender, and that they al decided
to fight. Price 10 said to have been heavily
reinforced from Arkansas, and to have co.,
lccted large supplies Of provisions on tho
road leading from Springfield to Faye.te-
vile.
Capt. Wood had arrived at Waynesville
with q rebel prisoners, including i've Cap
tains, taken between Lebanon and SPRING
field.
ST. Lorn, Feb. 8.
Nine hundred prisoners were transferred
from here to Alton to-day, where quarters
have been prepared in the old penitentiary.
Fifteen hundred cavalry and a battery Of
light artillery len yesterday for Fort Henry.
A regiment OF cavalry also left for Rolla.
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Te..e..es .. se Invaded ~ . Armies.

..l.E. CINCINNATI, Feb. 8.
A special indianapolis dispatch to Tho
Commercial says that Gen. Thomas division
Is said to have made forward movement,
and will invade East Tennessee ut three DIFF
ferent points simultaneously. Gen. Carter
goes through Cumberland Gap, Gen. ScbOepfr
by the central route, and Gen. Thomas, with
Mapson's and McCook's brigades, will cross
at Mil Spring. They will advance immedi.
ately on Knoxville, where they will take pos
session Of the railroad, cutting Of supplies
and communication with the rebel Govern
ment.
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GBs anion &yoarnal
BrppEFoRp. FEBRUARY II. 1892.

VAdvertisers are particularly request
a. 90 hand In their advertisements as early In the
week a, possible. In order to secure their in'ef'
lion ,h.y must be received by "Wednesday noon.
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Of Col. Smart, lnoarly the same in sub
stance,) was taken up. They are as fol-

OF Col. Smart, (nesrly tho same in sub
stance,) was taken up. They are as fol-
lows: % IA III
Resolved, That we cordially endorse The
Administration of Abraham Lincoln, In the
conduct Of the war against the wicked and
and unnatural enemies Of tho Republic, and
that in oil its measures calculated to crush
this rebellion speedily and finally, the Ad.
ministration Is entitled to and will receive
the unwavering support Of the loyal people
of Maine. I........ -...-,
Resolved, That 1t is the duty Of Congress,
by such means as will not leopard the rights
and safety of the loyal people Of the South.
to provide for the conGscation Of estates real
and personal Of the rebels and for the forfeit
ure and liberation Of every slave claimed by
any person who shall continue in arms against
the authority Of the United States, or who
shall in any manner aid and abet the present
wicked and unjustifable rebellion.
Resolved, That in this perilous crisis Of the
country It Is he duty Of Congress, in the e.
ercise Of its constitutional power, to "raise
and support armies" to provide by law for
accepting the services Of able-bodied men oil
whatever status, and 80 employ them in such
manner as military necessity and the safety
OF the Republic may demand.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be semi to the Senators and Representatives
in Congress from this State, and that they be
respectfully requested to use oil hanorable
means to secure the passage of acts embody-
ing their spirit and substance. ..
After several attempts to amend
Mr.. Peters moved the indefinite postpone
ment Of the resolves, and demanded the yeas
and nays, but they were refused, and the mo-
ton lost.
The resolves were then passed to DO en-.
crossed, yeas "a, nays 4, as follows: :.
Yeas-Messrs. Benson, Emerson, Farwell,
Goodenow, Granger, Gross, Hacker, Hub
bard, Jordon, Marshall, Noyes, Pease, Per-
cival, Pike, Roberts, Smart, Smith, Sylyes-
ter, Tucker, Vaughan, Vinton, Warren,
White, WOods-A
Nays-Messrs. Harlow, Peters, Sweat,
Tucker Jr.-4. .-.
Read and Assigned-Resolyes for manufac.
ture OF firearms Tor the use Of the State ; act
to amend 80 much of the X. 5. as relates to
interest on money.
Adjourned.
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SxsArI-The con6scation resolutions Of
fercd BY Mr.. Pease as substitute for those
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esFihoatss Of debtedne o. u Treasury notes, st
the cpticn Of the Govsrnnsat
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noes othsr) wii, 30 iorthWth nosiAsd snA e e.rly
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the bursau ~ithAn tsa Gays, skslpavs Of ths nns
required iof the resalaf trahsAhslUA of ths nsli.
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dssnsd notification the.eof wfthih IL nsaning
Of the sot Of 1885, and hb bid viii BE- made and 90
tspted u coaformity With thu uadsTstandipg.
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ed In ths cot Of Cyagress nAhina sbpeepdstnls ~
the naval sefvi,s for ls4s n7 sPpsoved ioh Of Al.
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ROPOsALs FOR LnAD.

ID OPos Ais FOH LIZ AID.
onpsAso. oYy,ess WAS d.. ,nIMrxT..
Proposals will be reo ived ~ thi, Department
until m on the evening of the 4th Of June, for
ossib.e, Of :
5000 Tons of Lead, as (oHops:
J. Attte Watervliet Ara nal, Wrs Troy, New York,
As,s. Nsx York Arsenal, sov.,n us Island, Nsw
AZ de Allesheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, PsnasyI
AZ NE St. Louls Arsenal, s., Louis, Missouri,
The isad must be Gslena, or other American,
sialenrg, or soft English, II Tbs most spproVsd
Proposals will be received for lots Of 800 ton, aud
upwards
BiddeIs viii state explicitly The ,lme an amoun,
o each delivery. n.y. 80. Y =
Fiiiuis 70 deliver at a specified tine will subjsst
the contrsotor to forfeiture o. amount to sds
lverfd At that tine,
Psr!ir. obtsinina con,r, osa will be quired to
sats, Into bonds with pro s' sursiss for LIS faithful
The Dspsrtmsn, reserves 10 i's-lf the rish, % re.
Proposals. will be sddresssd o. follows ; den, J.
W. RiPLsy, Chief of Ordnance, W Washing gtop, ID. o ,
and should Be endorsed /" Proposal iof LsadD :
2i- y. III IN gFgll' .
Agii rr.. rirJ5I
tIL u ORD ,AscE OPFicE, May 2y, 1882
The q tanttty OF lead ,requi ed BY tbs above ad
veftisemsnt u reduced TO one third OF the above
amount, nswely 4 6So tons; and The ims for makpE
the proposals. " extended 70 the 9Th OF Alxvss, iSSd
JAS. W. RIPLEY
1unsis Basadiss assssal
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sos charge color By any so'ds and srv thrssforrts
IA. No nssh Or roots need b. entrusted, - ths
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ID The root- viii Be made isshsnsvs and nsvsf
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as. dossa rlsA boYp, ~ s@en L.Gl.
n. dorsn stross iack Ivory f6s1essyper desea.
g.. dosen strong 10 isehivesy folders, par dcssa
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ID CIAa No a-PorchmsNt.
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inches, per sheet.
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8 100 shests o. parchment, best quality, 10 By q
a 20 .h.s,s q psrcSss.s, best quality, . BY 81
I inches, per sheet
900 sheeu parthnent Taper, best quality, 10 By
i,-g' 10 tnehss, per sheet
900 sheet, parchment paper, beet quality, u BY
20 inches, pr sheet ~. =.
I. 900 sheets parchment paper, be quality, 10 By
% iSches, per sheet ~. -
= .. Fb~m Of Gsarantes. .
- certify thst hs- proper faclli
tlss, ard - abls TO fulAl . contrast tof furnish-
i'g ttuiouery for ths Dspaftment Of the Intssior
during the year ending Jose 80, ise-, shosld -
bid be soospsed. jell--wtw
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woRCEsTER, PALMER. tITcHBuR9,
WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND IN =
- THE nsw and ssannh stsaneu o.
the Nor wish Live, CITY or HOS-
r0N ana CITY OF NEW YORK, lsavs New York
esily; Sunday. sxo,P.sd) q o.s!eel, p n. ffon
FOB NEW LONDON,
There e6Anso.i Ing Win ihs Stssmboat Express
rraia for ~ above poins, vis Norwich and Wof.
eester, Bostos aud w rosstsf, ,Wcssstsr and Nahas,
and New l,oudon and Northern Railroads. III
Freight taksn at the lowsst ratss
For isfnmatoa inquire of
r. 8. MARTIN,
my ae-tf Agent, Oh the Pisf.
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Z CHEAT CeNTnAi NuUTs
VI HE ECk THE WEST, ~
HUnsON KIrER RAMRCAD aad EEW ioHk
CZ:fRlL RAILROAD.

On AID hrr,R DIor.,r. o, lsn,,
EEpree Trains leave New York oily depots Of
HStsoa River Rail'osd daily, Sundays excepted, .
F,cn 4 Chambers m street r,cn so;h ;:rss' static"
HE$$r1,''n @$; f$; = 9. ''''.
xosssi aad sussio f'
Tish WITH Ae,Plps o@p.n.
.sa q q giSnE IL s.is' wi .ssas q r. ~
fly F'a e "a eS e % s' ss sss ts..s ss = A '''
So,sscans !. Abssy xtth II. New Yort g.
"a .! =: .ns q ss$s .:s ws:. s::
s.sxaTop fsldss, XuSarn, Geneva, cs'sadsis Ia. 10
if: ShSss sao .na ss: anS M S;ss
Western Railroad, .for Haniltop, Toronto Detroit
Chic.sG, Ioisdot AnEeaHS, FOND Da Lac, u
CsiTo, fsIrs A.ats indianspolE Loui,vilis, cisci1
nau, bsyt.n, Colpmbus, Clsyeisnd, and sii point
West S0rsATss5 SdhHafESs ~ fssshissG ROUTE.
eo.scn sns ksns .oa sasstos. HSsd. @ si s.sssjss u
whitehall, Rgtisrd, Darlington, 81 Albans, RouF.
sS Freight Arrangements ,; this route = sbov,
without change Of Cans, from the Depo.s In Chan
as made BY other Hailroad Cempanies The fsoiii.
tisS Vi this great New York Route to the Wes, CON.
nsnd 1t 10 tas confidence Of uerohanta sud shfppsfs
Passenger Trains, With Smoking ana slsspins
Cars, run In oonnsotioc on the New York Central
FOi p...ioal.rs - % local train ssed neigh. y.
'''' -. F"> AZ sMiTH,
Gao IT supsrinteudsut.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
1862. -. $50 1862.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.

THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA.
DELfHA AND DIRENTON RAILROAD co.'s
LINES. ..r.
FRON PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
i AND WAY PLACES 80.
Ffosn Walnut street wharf, and Hen.
., ...I. II, sington Depot.
. Will Ii ava ~ yoLLows. VIE FafS.
Al A; N via Camden sni Amboy-C. 4 "A
Accommodation ..........................e % %
Al Q a. u va Cam len and J.rey City-New
Jersey Accommodation. y. .............. as
ASA: NJ VIA Ksnsi, stou and Jersey City .
h9rn'ug hail. aoo
Ma a Va osnd.S and XmSc;.G and 4
Al. Z. ", w camden and jersey Gti:y,-. '
Ataf faIs Vi. csmasn and Jersey CITY. "
I'd Glaze T ctet. ....................,. a2s
Max p. n ;, via Remington and Jerssy City
A.n ", sii ksp.ins ston and jersey ciy '
A,sP%' % H. Via c.ma:a .ad xmSo;.xsscs.;. '''
modaton, Freight and Psss.neer.)-
lit olssr ticket. $50. ..... 29s
ID ela8 ticket ........... l.S0
The ok p. N Lime runs daily Sundays exc. pied
The II r. n Soahern Mall runs dai,y.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
EI.,T tLAss sOAnDlNa Il00sE,

Ths sadsssisued bex leave " esll ,bs sstsn,lou,,
they have jSs opened 10 the soooSmqdstion o. sea
tls!Sh md The Hcss, T. farAisAed IN splendi.
styis- -L4rE Airy Rooms, ChambsD and Psrisn Tn
tabs viii be sGppI ed With eli, ths delsessis Of ht
ssassa No :psias nor .sxpsnss shaM BE- sCalsd
TO give satsfaeiiop 70 ell Whe may patroniJe The
houAe Strict at'sutioa 70 orders thM may Be aivea
,or dinner, b., attsntivs ard ooliging servants
Hosss slsibly htlatsd on tbs corner of fvsstist4
and y streets west, fstsiy occupied By Surg.od
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