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nut ALCOHOLIC

= RICHLY CONCENTRATED vlaHrAsLB
EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR M0OFLANDS
G Err MAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. C. n. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL KFrEcTuALLY CURE
LIvxK COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNpyoH
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DIS
EASES OF TIE KIDNEYS. AND Az
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DIseR-
DERED LIVER OR STOMACH,
such
ton, Inward Piles,
Fulness or Blood to the
Head, Acidity ofthe stomach,
rn' Nausea Heartburn Heartily Dissust for Yood.
.ations, sinking or F!nt.erins At the Pit q 4.
s,simmng Of the HEAD Hurried and I
Gr 1T sens1tisns vhsn in lying pessnr
Ypss and .n h so SGT
Eye; R:i1 a in the sss s,ss Fhs:s Chest
Heat, burning in the Flesh
Depression Of
Spirits.
And "'a ''''''r'' sTss,'t ~ Ssl''' fs'' s''-'
They Contain Nc Alcohol or Bad wkisksys
They will cure the above diseases in ninety nine
cases out Of hundred.
Induced By the extensive sale and universal pop
ulsrty Of Ho. Gand German Bitters. tpurely vese
table, hosts Of ignorant ,9uacks and interruptions
tse food gates Of Nestsa@s in the shape Of pcos
WHISKY yilsly sompcsS with in9r s,,,. drugs
Beware of the innumerable array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles and eis,esilied
which, instead of curing, only axgrsyate disease.
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
are not q new and untried article. but have stood
e snd their and ia. are not
b. any similar preparation.
the most eminent
ia~ TSzzHEssiicrAss,
cITIzENs,
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these BIZ
ters.
DO Yos Want Something to Strengthen YexS
Do Yen Want Good Appetizer
Do You Want to Build Up Your Constitutssaa
DO Fou Want 10 Feel Wenp
Do Fow Want to Get Rid ef Nsrpcusness1
Do You Want Ensrgys
Do You Want TO Steep WeHP
Do You Want a Brisk and Vigorous Feeling
IF YOU Do. USE
EOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.
From Req. J. Yssrfon BTelrn, D. D., Editor a. tAS
Eneyclopedia Of Religious Knoicledgs.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust o9
their ingredients and effects, I yet know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to tho
benefits he believes himself to have received from
Any simple preparation, III the hope that he NAY
thus contribute TO the benefit of Others
do this the more readily in regard to Hoodand,s
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. g. II. Jackson, oS
this city, because pTejuuiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they vera
chiefly alcoholic mixture. / am indebted to mas.
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
meEt to try them, when suffering From great and
long continued debility. The of three bottles
CT these Eitters. ct the beginning of the present
year followed by evident relief and rsstorstiosa
20 degree of bodily and mental viEor which ha6
70: felt fer six months before, and had almost de-
SPARED OF resaining. L therefore thank God and
ny friend for directing me to Inc uss Of them.
Philadelphia, June 2. 1861
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n pAMs, lxP11ss ccEPAMY.
korICn OF RxnoyAr.

he DMIv1nY OYyICD Of thzs Couuarv n
Renewed hO0 Third street 70 Tie la0eo dom a i
e0Ael baaUooo - 001 . elRoa0. - ~
MELODEONe.-A large assortment Of Prince &
NA 20 q MelO0eons have just been received &C the
Music etore Of W. q. MtTzOROTT. ap5
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ASSISTANT oUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,

ASSISTANT MATHEMATICS OFFICE.
Forage Department, Cor. G aud 2zd streets, )
WAsHISGToS, D. G.. April Is. 1865
n W ~ PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use OF
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or n' any OF the Government wharves In this city
signed, and they should state the quantity of
delivery.
Proposals win be received for FIVE thousand
l5Gh) bushels or Corn Oats aud Fifty {50) tons of
bay or straw. and upwards unless it SHOULD be for
less amount.
All grain to be put mp in good sacks, of about two
90 bushels esch, which are to be furnished ut the
ccst of the contractor.
The hay and Straw to be securely baled.
All Grain snd hay offered to be subject to rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts Will be awarded from time to time IN
the lowest responsible bidders, the ntere sta Of
the service may require, Good security will be
made under this advertisement
PAYMENT to be made st the completion Of the
contract. g. L. BROWN
ar ism Captain and A. O. NJ u g. A.
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s. n. PIXIES
PURE
OHIO CATAWBAB BRANDY.

This BRANDY has hem manu- featured for ssve.
raj years from the PURE JUICE OF the
CATAWBA GRAPEi
Thus shording additional evidence of the pro.
eress of American Enterprise and Industry, and
OF our sbiity TO produce articles at home o8l to
those made of any other nation.
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
not only equals but exces the best io ported Bran
dies in purity and flavor. II is in fact, the Best
Brandy hroirn. This statement is fully corro5o-
rated by the certificates of most distinguished
analytical Chemists.
The want of Pure Brandy has long been felt in
this country, and the intcod of an article of
such quality to supersede tbs sale and use of
these vile conpounds. hitherto sold under the
zane Of Brandy, can only be REGARDED as a great
the qualities claimed for til best I'M ported Liquors.
ard is Of perfect purity and superior favor, and
DYSPEPSIA, FLATUL ENCY, CRANP,
CE0LIC LANG UOk. Low SPIRITS,
GENERA DEELITY- CHOLERA
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~ One of the Rev. Mr. Hager's (the SHINING
Chicago shepherd) ottensrs was squeezing his
parishioner's hands when s;,luting them. but
the offepse was modified by the testimony that
he squeezed the palms OF the brethren of his
church quite as hard as those of the sisters
He was an ardent squeeZer undoubtedly, but
meant nothing wrong.
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VAL ABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

By direction Of the Hon, Secretary of the
Interior. tie undersigned van receive sealed bids
q any Oh 81 o ane s
and best farming land in Minnesota.
trust in
ard will be sold to the highest and best bidder i'll
each. under the prov isiOns Of treaty concluded
with the Winnebago Indians a pill 18th, 1859. and
an sit O. M bs 2ss s
Indians, and for the sale of their Reservation in
Min esota: for their benefit"
No bid will be entertained at rate less than two
dollars and ffty cents per acre.
ABLE r. Wt ia, thirty days after such notice the
sn sn TO for Ind TO hs I
be subJeet to sale to any ether person.
as w be as he no
oe X aa may either IN
Indians issued by the commis 81
of Indian Affairs, for the debt of said Indians.
e s pf The a4s 81 TT h
above mentioned. The right to reject any and all
ha to hs e BE
City; p G., and endorsed IBID for Winaebago
Description OF LANDs.n
Sections 81 le 10, and 80, CT Township log north,
ssstions is 10, So 81, OF Township lo7 north.
Section 81, of Township Ice north, OF Range Is
SECTIONS 25 to So, Inclusive of Township LOG north,
OF mango 9 west.
Sections ! to a, and sections q IS and % of
Township lO7 north, OF Ranges west
ssctions 81 to &C. inclusive, of Township 100 north,
SECTIONS z5 to g. inclusive, of Township 100 north,
OF Range Is west.
Sections ]. 2,s, IL, IL. and l., of Township le7
north. OF Range % west.
Sections 90 to j inclusive of Town skip log north
oil Range IS west.
All Of Townships lc6 and Io7 north, of Range q;
west.
Sections 81 to 80. inclusive, of Township los tn,
All Of Townships JOG and lg7 north of Range y
west,
ssetiens 81 to 3D. inclusive. Of Township los north.
of Range y west.
Bids win be received as above invited until the
LIST OF Jnly next, at which time all bids then re-
After the LIST of July next, bi Is viii be examined
and actsd upon at the EXPIRATION of each period Of
two months WILLIAM P DOLE
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Warrington city, ID. O., May 4. 1863. mys-2aw4w
T AIR-TIGHT COFFINS.
o FRIENDS AND RELATIVEH OF THE
DEAD.
Parents and friends LIVING at q distance can have
the bodies Of their killed in battle, .oress
e them II II ss
from $50 TO $50, and no extra charge ~
All orders promptly ATTENDED to u
90 Undertaken and Kmbalmsr,
TMkoRTANT TO BUILDERS
SAND-gAND-SAyD
have wharf, and daily arriving the beet
River Sano. suits bic f0E Oniiding and ptasterin9
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PROPOSALS.
II s.. MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL D sPARi.
~ MINT

ii, :. NAV g. s5s
IN w(lNpAY. Let dsy az Jnn.rs1t and On ~
r az .yery month the.eafter1 To- .nnpiy;ng n =
spos s.,n spe a ras,s;.Aa AScss. .n slca eaan,.
,on,h, sH' ie'''o''''
Cotton Bat. CLASS No. l.
Fisnpel, red, eli wool,
Muslin tbesehe6, unsized lizard
NAPKINS. for optkainis'
Tsrs:d, linen. 1nblesehed LUNG
Towels
Towels for roller ss - .
Twine, q coarse O'
Tow yr
Ciied shs. - ssrI pieces
oason' hns pivsea
Glass No. 3.
Finders Boards. 2;.Ii3
knspsachs, hospital
Ne ss Chests
CLASS No.4
Hand Litters
Horse Litters
Blanket eases, canvas
buckets, le2sner
CLASS No. ).
Envelopes. printed
Paper. Wrapping, WSB
P F.ss' ;s w.II''0s' Cap Lester
psr hataer.
p psn hoi9 1a ps,a- ~
ppe nHaIi, noS - iauei w. ..
III sWno9, O.sp si%e
Grass No G.
Water beds India Rubhar
Rubber Onshions for air or watA,
-. sousra suesI
Gufta Percha Bed CCyers
Cloth
o., NJ
p,.,k.%. ~
Cnmn,errans "a Soy
Nnsc,;tn Eers
Hair riliows
CLASS No. :.
Bed Pans deN
Bowls def
Dishes assorted sizes
Feedine Came deIf
Nedicine snnona deli
Mugs. deli
pistes daft
Pots ehamher derf
Spif-mu rs vithoct tora
Spittoons
lumber glass
Erinals
Glass No g.
Basins, tin, small
Csndlesrieks
CauldroBs, assorted sizes
Cieavers
P Flesh Fcrir KS : p'"'
Grnfers' nu-nieg large snd smsu
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T AIR TIGHT COFFINS.
i FRIENDS AND RELATIVES OF THE
MkoRTANT TO BUILDERS
SAND-sAND-SAyD

have en- wharf, and daily arriving, the bart
River SAND. euitsbia for boilding and ptssterinR
APpH e IHOs. FAHEY, corner Of Tenth Ct.
INV me CDs. aDR-lm~
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my III -t'-lsS
DROPOsALs FOR 10000 BARRELS OF


phof fch 1870 d n u Ell oT
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the seth day
the Subsistence Department with 1900 barrels u
BIDS win be received for what is known as No. 1,
NO: 2 AID No. and for any portion less than the
~ GGG barrels. Bids for different grades should be
The eeery the Rfoar to be
on on TIE TN 81 June or as soon thereafter q. Is
bares a he on s
Warehouse in Georsetown at the Whsryes, OF at
'dp vii m IN
ness or such other funds the government may have
The usual government inspection will be made
Just before the -four is received.
An cath Of allegiance must accom- pauy each bid
No bid ill he entertained frern parties who have
previously failed to com ply will their bids, from
bidders not present to respond
bids e b d r St 4 e Col. K Bbokw1rH, A.
uS A. en-
Wasa1so rom cr4, Ma9ea - s
Owners OF steam vessels are invited to send to the
0uartermastsr Generals Office tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
,.esssls, their Dimensions, enrolled or registered
whsther sSoppered, wnetksr sias,xaeel or pro:
charter with the estimated vslus of the vessel in
case OF loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of eharterins.
Owners OF steam vessels already in the service of
the QuArterrnaster's Department are requested to
make known to the De par tnent any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
Grant, and also the price at which they will be
!, All sach tenders should be addressed to the
9uarteImaster General of the United States, st
Washington, and should be endorsed PROPOSALS
for charter OF sale of steamers"
Department viii endeavor to reduce tie heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide-wsters by substituting. wherever il
can do SO, cheaper vessels Of equal capacity for
Ahose now employed. NJ .. MEfGS.
mar g. 3m Cuartermaster General.
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DfSg;E5dPfs{{A N FL AZ EH Z. GRAMP,
oASAH1 Mo Rst Is. g., g. s.foAAHA
RREAD TIE cERTIF1cl TEST,
WAsHINGToE. u. c., Nov. II, 1858.
analysis Of pie Of pure Ohio Cssav sa Brandy
OF the naEuiactnfe OF ). n. Pike & Co.; Cincin-
any sdalterations or adnjsture OF ingredients Oct
riIaental to healtanot fictitious liquor ade of
ssa sso and to I TIE ss
place OF Frekch CognaS u
Chemical Examiner. U. s. Patent Ofice.
STATE AssArER's esrscs: 81 sem ss st.}
/ hereby certify tina. 1 have This dsy made
to ms by q fa Of ,sst
have found ntsg cred lent or proper
''' cHzs Szd j q Issf:; a's'
D. y. CLARK, corner ~ and Penn, ave, sole
Agent for thia District. mar is-eo1 snl
NO COMPIoMIsE WITH TREAsoN OR
~ TRAITORs
TICE
am authorized by the Secretary of War to raise
a BATTALION OF CAVALRY for spsc;a! ser.
cice.
Each company VIII be organized as prescribed in
General Orders No. l26, series OF 1882
All officers will be selected and appointed by the
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of
the Secretary of War.
From the peculiar nature Of the service required
Of this Battalion, but sober, honest and in
tellisent men will lie enlisted
Tie best, feetest and most serviceable Horses
only will be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new eel
ebrated Repeating Rife, discharging fifteen shots
per minute.
For further particulars apply at No. 217 Penn,
avenue. L. G. BAKER,
my Him Colonel Commanding Battalion.
SWINGLE t. HoWLETT,
- CAhPFNTERS AND BUILDERS,
No. ATS Eleventh street, between aud r. re-
spectfuy inform their frenda and the pu bile gem
orally that they have opsr ed @ shop at the above
names place and are now ready to contract for the
erection Of buildings, DC, we'll as to do general
repairing and job work. A share of the public
patronage is solicited. my i3Ims,
coz REWARD-Win he given to acy person if
p 40 Drs. Brothers Il Gray, fail to describe
their disease aud symptoms, without seeing the
patient, by chemical analysis of the URINE; the
hrst in the morning is required. Drs. Il & g, has
praeticed in this city since ls49 with the most re-
markahle success and are well known to distin-
ku1shed physicians ard surgeons in Europe and
america. The only botanic physicians practicing
ap q eolmH
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NUTIDE To PEF-ENT hun UIAITAN Is.
Every rerson entitled TO the right Of rrecn ption
to any of the Ia ns within the tow and parts
oftewnships above enumera ted is 10 estah
sh the to the satisfaction of the r. gi6ler and
Receiver ofthe proper lard Office. and make payment
therefor practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
mencen.ent OF the public sale of The lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise suc, claim viii be for
feited j. NJ EDMCSDS
Commissioner Of the General Land OiEce.
No,e.--C nder the regulations of the Department,
sc heretofore and nov existing, payment can be
made for advertising prncl8mations. except 10 such
publishers are Spfcaig eU,horizsd to publish by
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
an l-w1
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POTATOES, AND
q u n II n

Just received on conIi snmetS1 y large lot of the
sbeve srtices direct FROM onnecticIs For further
particulars inquire 81 the Colurihia Market, Penn
Elizsseth Murray, foot Of 18th street, Bradley's
Dock.
my IL .2aw3w MALLARp & WILLIAMS.
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sss
AN ACT for The relief Of The Wip.s ami
Faniies of Soldiers N the Arm

SEC. l. Be IL enscfed, &C. Tl,at liz an,
Of one million dsliars be and the same !.
hereby appropriated 10 the use and beue6,
of the wives and families Oh lndigent sol'
diers. who now are, or may hereafter be IN
the service OF the State, or Conlede,a,s
States, and all of the wives aud families -
alhm.ligent sodlvrswho have been or NAV
hsreafterlbe killed o. die in the army !,
service of the country.
2. That AZ the earliest practicable time
It shall be the duty OF the Chairman Of each
Court TO notify. the Justices of hrs Count,
to meet IN the Court House. for the pur.
pose Of electing some person, 10 be Myled
a County Commissioners. a majority of IN.
Magistrates being present.
3. That the sum Of one million dollars
as aforesaid, be equally divided amoags,
The several COUNTIES Of the State, according
to the whiie populaiion.- 10 be ascer,ained
l by the census of 1860.
q. That as soon as the Commissions
I aforesaid, shall be elected aud enter int,
bond with approved security. BY the Couri.
il shall aud ury be lawful for The Treasu.
rer Of the State to pay said commissioner
the amount due his county. of any money
in the Treasury mel otherwise appropriated
aud that the Treasurer shall be allowed for
the sssae in the settlement Of his accounts.
S. That al the Court and at the time Of
the appointment Of the County Cemmi,.
sian,r, IL shall be the duty Of The Court !.
dlrecl aud establish such rnlss aud regula.
tons in the division aud distribution ot the
money appropriated IN the use and bench,
of the wlses.and families Of the ipdlgrn,
s,,l.llers as.to aifoFd The greatest rrllel ard
comfor, TO them. whether the same shall be
paid them in the whale. or III part. IN car.
Or pr DIVISIONS. with pswer 10 purchase or
receive produce or provisions ol aay Kind
frnn the State. in lieu>nt money. Or such
amount as the Court shah fspm time 10 tim<
lprescribe.
+ 6. That ali counties that are or NAV b.
in. the pesses,Ion.oi the enems shall rre.Is
the amount that they may be entitled y
ond.F the provisions u ihIssct in n. Car
! lollns Treasury notes. and that the nA
counties shall receive the mnAev diTr,,
from the Treasurer 81 the sis,e withopt
. being subjected to. the provisions d n,
/, bill ia, regard 10 ihr actinn Of lhs jas,lcrs.
+ the saidsamsunt VI u'oary l" BE- paid to The
! County Trustees u .s,d Counties. and -
lbs by them distrlbuird according 10 ~
provisions ol this bill. The SAID rtastrr,
! giving bDnA 10 the State 10 baubls the
: amount recrised by ihrm TO be distributes
!. :. That this Act shall be ~ IOsce fru-
/, aud after is passage.
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Tows ORDINANCE.

Afs messing d tbs BoE3 81 Commissioners u The
Te.n q HlLeOtosgh. held on The lab instant, IL
vss
ospAs5p. Th<i any person Sso ,hsl' I'll cooked
v,sss At tis pep0s 81 FilshorOssh. be o. she shall
psy 70 the Mssrrsle " Polsce ssr q too dollars
per nonih, ard oss.1 icsnss isr thai psrposs; and
AM psrson rhs sasIl ofesd sssids tbs ordnance,
We riiie u iss psistH. shsa ts deemed guilir Of
nisssnssnor, sad 10 asoJ Bss exceeding eve dollars
saJ cost an IL : saS-. .asliI eesss % biz o. her
hare hack %, sIsseStas ifiesn isshes.
In eonssq d ts absrnoe Of % large portion
s.u si.s<s s,se. V Pafsl dusy, Il vas resolved
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engaged. and a fatal shot passed through
his head, killing him instantly. tie never
spoke &c brea,hed afterwards. was woun-
ded in the leg at the same time, and finally
II the face. rhis blow knocked me down
and ,enseless. Lwas carried from the field
inst before the battle was over, and ,conse-
quently could not have has body brought
from the field. Tregret this exceedingly.
Hs fell Immediately on the line of my re-
giment. and in the midst Of many Of the
6rayest and best Of men.
haus my dear sir. very respectfully.
Your obedienl servant,
]. B. GORDON.
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A VIEW AHEAD FOR SPECTATORS
There never was q tine when The "
caumon. /. Neses 10 elamming Al high ~
ter" sppird with more significant lore
than ths preseRi. Prices. IN almost r's,
necessary OF desirsble commodity, haze
,feschsds point from which fall Is si.'
and rapid. asd nay be psecip,tsted stir'
moment; and yet the @snls eIuss,iiI 4
lever heat.
This imitation Of prices has been prod'e
ell msrs by supcrabandant currsne, mas
IRON any justlfabIs scarcity and the i's'
NAV not be Tar distant when the ~an ~.
hes invested his nrsns 10 bonds Or oIn'
public securities. which hare u hred i's
permanent salae--equsl Al least y 80
federste nstes will feel As SAT, and cos
Portable sshe who puts has gains into =
gar al hity cents per posnd. r. sos' !
seventy dollar, per barrel. ior al ssen w
hall these prlces) Or any other cemmooi
al equally fabulous prices.
Let Us make q calculation. We "lliN
lect Tor example. tne two articles q ~
and -four. The lormer il selllns 10 ss'
Orleans al, say nine eests. and ~ Nf'
York at trn--farnlshsd from ouF neisaO'
iny West India Islands. flsur - sslus
"a New 0deans At $40. 10 New feh :
%, and in Cincinnati az $5; and ms Y
currency no better Than our own. "
specie Standard, prediested on prices g.
side the Confederacy from whence y,
supplies will tloN for these articles, Ws's !.
be shout seven crrts for sugar, and VI
seveu dollars Tor -four and the party v"
has 10 day $4,000. in thsse arlie's' :,
present rates, will have something ~
than $1,000 The mameat our ports arc OP''
OF the Mississippi free! ,..
Il Nsghboring nations stand ready VI \,
our markets with foreign goods, 1nu -
warehouses bsrdsring the Ohio ana ~ ~.
souri arc groan,ng With Western pf0 St.
which will hnd its way int the con's''
raey 10 fitsea dsys after trade OpsS
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THE NEWS.

Runsn hsve been s6oat for several days offs con-
ismplssd demsnsIsiion in he direction o. Nswbern
By The forces under Gen. Hill s.bu, the aelIissncs Of
what has been done isvery Indefinite.
Il Is reported thss thers uss skirmish between
our forces and psn al the eDsny's Al Deep Gully
some eizh. Or Ten miles from .Nerbsra, on Friday,
uEh some loss on both sides.
Gen. Pe,iigrss went DOM On shs ssth side Of the
heuse, and il uss though attacked The enemy in
their Publications q, BarngiOas Ferry, opposite and
Two niIes IRON Nerbsrn; and runner vas saoss At
Go'dsbssoogh Oh Sunday morning that the fort had
Surrendered, With Eve thousand nsn, but the report
wn ROT credited
Intelligence fon For, Hudson. wa MobiIs. states
iasi heavy bonbardmsns Was commenced Al that
place on The 18th. and the 6nnE terrific for I've
hours. One gsnbosi succeeded in passing iss.da-
EaSed condition The sioop Of var Mississippi ~-s
al on ere and burned 70 the waters edge in front o.
cur batteries. ons large ssssei VS. completely r..
did snd third badly crippled. and the resi dfi,sn
bach. Al Two o'clock ths ensGy wi,hasa. 0s'
victory 10 said 10 have been complete. Thirty 81
nan and one nidshipnHo q the destroyed frg.i'
Msainippi wrs breushsin b or eaysli, .hisnofn
ING, several q whom were severely wounded.
Al b quiet 81 chsIlss,on snd ss.annsh YET, hu
IN inpssdon pfs'siss thai al anafk Sili sosn b
s.1s spon ch1e,ton.
fhs elections in Ner HasSshir t,ok place o. u
ioh insf. II 10 rspoiIsd hat lbs Republicans ass
Sssssi al The nsnber Of coaues and najofi'
~flhs I.exisIstlrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-18

NoRrH CARoLiNAs CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
We are requested by the Editor Of this
paper, Rev. Mr.. Pell, to state that its pub
LEGATION will be resumed about the LIST VI
April next. He 10 glad also 10 state that
the old mail books have been found.
Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-18

Letters BY FEAo OF TRucE.-By orders
issued by Gen. Winder. commanding the
Richmond City Department. all letters in
tended to be sent to the United STAIRS by
Gag Of truce. must be mailed at his office,
where they are subjected to examination.
and IL deemed unobjsct'onable are forward
ed.
AL letters mast have on them either .
three cent piece, or United States postage
stamp. and they must no, exceed psge in
length. or contain any illusions to political
or military matters. |, is proper 10 state
thai the postage stamps must be Of the
latest die adopted BY the Lincsln Govern.
ment. Those in use when The war com
menced are no longer valid.