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sunsoRIPrIoss WILL Bg RECEIVED by the Treasurer
Of the United states Washington the several Assist
ant rfeasurers and designated Deposares and oy the
National Bank Of "a. Aibans, W.,
aud by all National Banks which are dePostaties Of
public money, snd
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further Information an
AFF8RD EVERY FACl lrY TO SUBSCRIBERS
az Ihe BANK or MONTPELIER will receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS aud deliver iuds free Of expense.
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roDGYs LADY's BOOK.


Fashion Magazine OF the World.
LITERATURE FINE ARTS, AND FASHIONS.
2 be- aost magnificent steel cngINvirgs Double iis4
1u Plates Wood ,ngfAvugs ON evefy subject thAi cen
interest ladies' Crochet knitlrg Embroidery. Aric.es
FIR the Toilet, for the Parlor, the boud'il AVID ihe
Kitchen. Evey thing in fact to make complete Laay 8
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is,IF,l ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

Irt,.SArioNAL ,AviSas 6ASK, oietng a aigne
rate Of interest than any and the best security Any
"a sings bank which pays It's depostors in s. Notes
eonders That IL is paying in the best circulating me
dun OF the country and it cannot pay in anything bet
Tor It's osu assets are either government secuT-
lies Or in notes or bonds payable in government paper
equally convenient temporary or permanent
investment HE notes always be sold for within
fraction of their face aud accumulated interest and are
the best security with banks coaterAls for discounts
Convertible into u Six per cent $40 Gold Bond.
lu addition 10 the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years this privilege Of conversion is now worth
about three per per annu for the current rate lot
$40 Bonds is not less than nine per cent premium and
before the war the premium SIX per cent o. 8 stocks
was over twenty per Ii will be seen that the actual
profit on this loan the present market rate, is not
less than ten per cent per annum.
ifs Exemption from STATE or Municipal Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have enumerst-
ed a special Act Of Congress ezeHlpt' al bonds ana
treasury notes iron, local taxation On the average
This exemption is about per cent per annum,
according TO the rate Of in various parts Of the
country.
IL Is believed that no securities offer great in luce
meuts to lenders those issued by the Government. In
all forms Of Indebtedness the faith or Aoilty oil
private parties, stock companies, or separate commu
Mites only is pledged for payment, while the whole
ptnerty OF country is held TO secure the daeharge
/ ali the obligations OF the United states.
] While the Government oilers the most liberal term
for its Ians it believes that the very strongest appeal
will be 10 the loyalty and fatriotsm Of the people
Up TO 2iln Of September, the subscriptions to Thu
loAu amounted 70
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Arnal Notftts.

IOHN SMITHS EsTA TR.--The
- subsoribers having been appointed By the Hon
orabie Probate court for the district ot Randolph,
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adus' all claim.
and demands Of all persons, against the estate o.
John S NTH. late Of Randolph, in said district, Dc.
CEASED renresened insoven and the term ofE month.
from the l2i day Of September, A d 1864 being allowed
and prove their respective claims before us owe notice
that we will attend to the duties Of appointment At
Hutchinson Bowsirs office IN Randolph IN said dis
tricf on the hrst wednesday u December and March
rext at o'clock, In the forenoon, on each Of said
days ....,..,....o,,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

SIR JAMES CLAHhbo
CELBHRATBD FEMALE FILLS.
Prepared trOp prescription Of Sir j. C!arke, A. D.
Phyaioan Extraordinary TO The Queen

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELBHRArED FgsALB PiLLs
Prepared trU1 a prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE, A. D.
PAy,ieas Extraordinary 10 the Queen
This inyauabs medicine unfaing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution Is subject IL moderates all excess anu 70,
moves all distractions. aud speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED. LADIES
II is peculiarly suited Il will in short tirae. odng on
the aouthy period with regularity -
Each blttle price One DolAf, bears the Government
s,amp Of Great Britain prevent eounteT'eltS.
CA ct ION
Thee PIN should be taken by tsprIss during ga
FTRSF THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as ney
are sue TO bring MIoGrriage, bm at any other tame
n al cases OF Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pains
IN the SACK and Limbs Fatigue on slshi eAetuon.
Palpta-ion " the Heart Hysteucs and Whites tns,s
PIN, will eaeot wnen all others means nave iAilsa;
nd although powerful ryneay, d. not contain mon'
Aome anttnohy, anything hurtfal TO the consu'a'
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
itch should he carefully preserved
sole agent for the Uniled States and Csnadas.
JOB MOSES, n CortlAndt s., n 7,
'S,r,,.7 t,snt Viii iasure botils containing airy
PMS BY return mail sold BY all Dr9ss s1,.s.wou
GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTER
1 n Call and examine something urgently
needed By every person OF ten samples SEN zee ~
mail ot Twenty Cents that retails iof Two uolAf. p
X l. wOLcorr, No. 40 chatham sqSsfs, New
York. - -"
MILITARY, NAN A L., BANKING
Nj A D eoLLLEEoltNG OFFICE w.,
4ryears n Pag. B0,tties, Pe,,sions, ODieegS' 40,
e9uafs Nae "a Price MoHey and Pay, together ~iih All
.tber ius. claims promptly collected; approved claims
reGsed. attention o. Soldiers Olsen srprd b. 'heason
IN roaads teceued Batte is called 20 the ite that
Ne ace collecting the Bounty Of 500 showed BY Con-
slc3s AneKporenco In the claim business dufing the
present war, aud extensive acquaintance ~ the Army
and Navy and a resident local agent IN Washing'on
gyc us Unusual facilities in the transaction " business
| 9Th the Departments. ~ . a,,,,roN
LUClAN Brown, w rs shhLpON'
Of Spmes, Bfowa Co. AuoIhr' a. Law
Washington ID &. -
We refer 6y permission To the following e niemen-
, / Hon N KAltheisch, NJ, O., late Mayor brookl n
Hon NJ L. Odell, NJ. c., Hon Elijah Ward, NJ: C.'
Hon Abiah Mann IT., shepard Snapp, Esq fIest
Mechanics Bank, n. Y W Wykoh, Eco ffest' WI
lamsburz City Bank, Maj Gen. IL b. Duryea Geo 10
! Liaco n, Esq Post Master Brooklyn. 1850
NOTICE. Whereas, my wife Harriet, has,
y without a Just cause, repeatedly and utterly re-
fused TO live with me- this IN 10 forbid all persons IRON
:, harboriug or trusting her on my account
Plaindeli, VI, Sept n, 1864 24.@-
$3.50 cersaparilIa-
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WivrERs MEIAIIc Blows PAINT is now
considered one of the very best sruotss for
painting Railway Cars, Iron Bridges, Houses,
Barns. Hubs aud decks Of Ships, Tin aud
Shiugle Roof, SC, &c. II n. f. Marshall
& Co.. rs Broad street, Boston, are the sole
agents for New England. See advertisement
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rwsold by Druggists Everywhere.

~ Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
c. O. CLARK & Co, Projectors,
NV Haven Conn.
pEMAs BARNES X CO, General Agents,
q Park Row New York
GEO. G. GOODWIN CO., Boston
feb26 daw;eop;ly
M MAksHALL's CATARRH sEuFf cures Catafth
Dr. MArshalps Catarrh smut cures Cold IN Head
~ Mersh.irs CAtarrh Shuf cures Headache
Dr MArshalls CatsTIh Snuff, Cures sore Eyes
Dr MarshnlTs CAtArTh snuff, cures Deafness
Il opens and purges out all distractions
Sold by all Druggists uopi NV
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j. B. HUTCHINSON, co.u,,,
z B. SALISBURY, I'm
West Randolph, Oct. 5, A. d. 1854. 26%
ltnhNEIIrS NYE,S ATE

CORNELIUS NYE'S EST AT L /.
~ The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Tor the district Of Wahnston
nmissontrs 70 receive, examine and adjust Al claims
aud Of persons the estate Of Cornelius
Ne late Of Berlin In said district deceased, rep
resented insoveni and the " sin months nom the
rs day " septembet 1854 being allowed By said court to
the creditors of said deceased 70 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that we viii
attend the duties Of appointment At the dNelhng
houap Of syvauus 4 Nye, 10 Berlin, In SAID district.
on he 10th days " De ember aud March next, AZ one
o'clock ia the afternoon, on each Oh said day
J ?. BQsWokrh' com'r,.
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I ETTERS remaining unclaimed in The
| Post Once at Montpelier, State Of Vermont 18th
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T. d. POLAND, }c,m,rs
L. p CARROLL, o'
Maitsheld September III. A. u 1854 24:2b-

A MA BANG ROFT'S ESTATE.
N The subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honnrs bic Probate Court for the DISTRICT OF washing.
ton Commissioners, to receive examine and ADJUST All
claims aud demands OF all persons against the estste
OF Auna Bancroft late IT Barre said district, deceas-
ed represented nsovent and the term OF SIX months
fromthe seventh day Of September 1854 being allowed
BY said Court the creors OF said deceased 10 exhi
bit and prove their respective claims before us tive
notice that we will attend 10 the duties OF our APP
poiutment at the dwelling house Of X. Bancroft, IN
Barre in said District, on the Gath day Of February
next nj one o'clock IN the afternoon, on said day.
CARLOS CARPENTER, (Com,rs
IRA r HARRINGTON,
Rarre Septetnber %, A. u. 1864. 24;2o
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u N. BATES EsTA I B.-The
l subscrbers having been appointed by the Hon
oracle Probate Court for the District OF Washington,
elmmssoners TO receive examine and ADJUST al claims
AMI demands Of all persons, against the estate OF
Peter Bates late of IRE, in said District deceas-
ed represented insoyent, and the term OF SIX montns
from the seventh day of September, 1904 being al
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before us
Give notice, that will attend to the duties OF our
appointment at the dwelling house OF Chapln bates,
and February next at O'Clock, in the afternoon
on each OF said days. 1910
c c. CAMP, (cou,,.
A. 4 WOOD,
B,rre September Is, A. d 1854 24'b
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Is rarrautcd 10 30 all we have claimed for o. and we
will Furnish you certificates OF our best et1ehs aho eei
qymtn 20 Uaek up our statement
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Cam wm MouuviIle Go T., Salem John hickman,
o. .fieslon. Go W Patrick. r. nj esburg; John
N..trrson. q Montreal g. y Leroy Bryant =
y..f.u Whiuf gham
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LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE NINTH
vT. VOLUNTEERS SEPT. 20rH AND
ann 1864.
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GEO. G. GOODWIN 3 CO., Boston.
fehlh dAw.enn;lY
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Eve.,'r E ''.-~4'- ~-'7
The daily confederate. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-26
Mr.. Speaker BOcOck.

The address Of this distinguishe officer Of
The House Of Representatives, on the pro-
nonnceInentof its adjournment sane die, closes
the orthodox manifestations which, emanating
originally with the army, have been responded
to by the President, by the two Houses of
Congress, and again by their presiling Off
eers,-now go forth to animate the pop
ular vigor, to stir the popular energy, and
inspire the popular confidence. The address
OF Mr. Bocock takes rank among the best in
JEALOUS, fervent outpourings of eloquent devo-
ton 1t will be read with eager iuterest, and
approved and remembered. 1t consecrates
the Speaker to new station in the affection,
of the people. 1t will bear its fruits in slim
uating relaxed zeal, and impetizing slack
ening falkland it will 60 to record for it's
author and for the cause, as a useful i'm
pement in working out the grand result
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Gov. Vance Before the People.

The Governor has just addressed the people
at Wilkesboro' and at Statesvile. We are in
; formed that at both these places he took de-
cided ground AGAINST the Convention 09it0-
fion-and appealed to the people to heed bis
i, counsel and have Cothing to do with this mis-
chievous movement. This is no more than we
expected from Gov. Vance. Indeed ~e should
not have been surprised if he had awaited hiHa-
self Of an earlier opportunity, to throw the
weight of lis influence against this dangerous
evil. We sincerely hope the Governor will not
stop short IN his good workout, heart and
soul, will give his aid to the Confederate Gov
ernment, SO as 10 suffer no shirkers to cover
themselves under the cloak Of his pxtection,
to escape service.
1t will be great satisfaction to all loyal
men. to be able to support the State and Con-
federate Govegnments as unit in the cause OF
the war. IF Governor Vance will add to the
benefits he has conferred upon the soldiers, by
efficiently assisting the authorities at Rich
moId in their efforts to FILL the army, he
will deserve well of his country. aud all its
loyalty will rally to his support.
The daily confederate. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-26

,Eunciation, finds no difficulty in find
ply of the redundant circulation On
.r hand, and the beau will find no place
et-redu ce the redundancy and appreci-
ON at once occurs and possession only be-
mes possible to high order Of exchangeable
A.oduce.
Here is this financial question illustrated
BON standard Of value above gold or precious
ones
The sum Of the whole matter is-that he will
'ove a wise man, who brings his produce in,
!. lis it at reasonable profit invests his money
=, four per cent bonds, and holds enough to pay
Is own taxes and to sell to his neghbor who
i'll not have been as provident as himself.
And he will be equally wise who, having
tile money, does not allow it to burn hole in
. IS pocket, but goes now to the depository and
Its four per cent certificate or bond, instead
isquandering it on something he can do with
ut, at the present speculative demands.
Both will, in this way, exchange a money
which many causes had conspired to depress,
lto the full value Of its face-into property
we'll secured by the good faith of q nation, whose
rank and independence will soon be established.
We shall notice other features of the bill
hereafter.
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More Cheering News.

Our kilograms of yesterday brought the vel.
come Intelligence, that Sherman has been
stopped at Merdian-that the grand comGina-
ton of movements against Mobile had failed
that the corps of 80, 900 had eaten up its tven,v
days rations, and had been cut off from, 81.
cavalry re'nforoemenss-that retreat by every
aVa'iaole route back towards vicksburg, had
been begun-and that this hungry, disappointed
ana oafied crew were closely pressed by our
troops under Forrest and Lee, who had su-.
rounded Greirson, capturing many prisoners.
Ihisis glorious newsstand we hope for better.
The picture at present is, that the invader $.
fleeing, east aud west, before Gep'ls POLL .nd
Finnegan.
T. S.-See Teleerapbic column for NOR.
good news from Geo. Polk.
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From our kTnst0n Cores pondent.

49, hiNsToN, FEB, g. 1864
Editors Co'yedc, ate Two more deserto,s
were hanged here on ycscrday-Wm Twin
HI and Elijah Ktllum. The former deserted
from the 4lst N. G. regiment, aud the latter
was an enrolled conscript. Kellum appeared
to be very much affected at the sailows. and
met his Tate with much reluctance. He prayed
fervently to the last, and bid the world ami
tho large conc MISE Of citizens and liers
who witnessed the execution, fina, and ever
lasting farewell, in loud and disinc voice
as the trap gave way. Hill appeared TO be
more self ,c'mpos:d, and had but little TO saw.
Their spiritual advisers on the occasion were
the Rev. Mr.. Paris, of Hokc's brigade onJ
me kev. y. j. Hines of the NJ. T. Church
who acc ompanied them to the scalfald.
News from the front last night represent
all as quiet. However there is a rumor rono
the rounds, to the effect that the Yankees are
below that two Connecticut
regiments arrived at Newborn within Tho last
ise days. ''''
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Good Advice Gratis.

Among the roaring Lions that 60 about
seeking whom they may devour, and one of
+, the largest, most Unsuitable of the species,
| is PANIC. This wild beast springs from his
| lair at single bound, and rushes on his prey
with q violence defyfng restraint aud over
whelming opposition. Panic is disease, as
much as small pox-sudden, infectious and
fatal. Armies in the field-yeteran, disci-
plined and brave-havebee suddenly seiz.d
with panic-paralyzed and Frustrated. Mas
sena's indomitable braves-who broke the
seige of Genoa, once took fight under panic
and ran away from an inferior force, as much
astonished as these were consternated Com
mercial andfnancial ranics have occurred Pc
odically, producing the widest ruin and bank
ruptcy Currency changes provoke panics,
and greedy and rapacious roaring lions slim
uate and aggravate them, ia order to gorge
their appetite out of the spois of the excite
'nent. The proper weapons Of defence, are
coolDess, self-possession and common sense.
First, officials, having the public interest in
their HANDS, must exercise these qualities.
that they fall not into the vortex of panic
This is douby incumbent On them, both for
their individual interest and for those inter-
ests that are entrusted to them.
Corporations, created for the public god,
dependent on the public favor, expectaut of
the public approval. and powerful for the
public service-beware of Panics. You are |
in command to direct the defence
against them. The people draw quiet, calm
and encouragement from the action of Cor
poraiions, as they preserve their equauimity
q moments of pan:cs
We direct the foregoing remarks to the pres.
mt state Of public feeling on the late currency
iii. There is no need of alarm or excite
nent. The path is very plain to all those
Who wish to adapt their condition to the new
rider Of things. Read our article on the Car
cncy Bill.
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Good News from Gen. Polk.

RICHMOND, Feb. Is.
An official telegram from Gen. Polk, transmit
ting dispatch from Maj. Gen. Lee, dated Starks-
vile. Miss, the 23rd received this afternoon
Gen. Lee says Gen. Forrest reports severe fighting
all day yesterday ten miles south OF Pontotoc.
Forty of the enemy killed, and one hundred cap
tured. Our loss not SO heavy. We also captured
four or I've pieces'of rtilery.
Fighting commenced near Oklahoma late this
evening, and was obstinate, as the enemy was
forced to make repeated stands to hold as in
cheek and save his pack mules from stampede
The fight closed with grand cavalry Charge of
the enemy's whole force. Werepused them with
heavy loss, and completely routed them.
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We lave read again the agitation points of
Mr.. Il. L. Dicks !ate circular. Mr. Dick is
now the main feature in the agitati n move.
Wiser heads have drawn out Of sight Mr..
| DICKS brawny muscles can alone support
the aSitati IN. Mr.. Dick holds the baby-a
9 cradle joy the dear tlling-tfe more Of
cradle j,y" to its present nurse, because
all It's cruel pspas have gnne and deserted it.
Where are Senator E. G. Reade, w. w.
! Holden, Ed. Patrick, Thos B. Long. d.
| Caldwell, Esquire, our old classmate." DR..
). 1. Leach, the rejuvenated Il. Hardy. Sec'y
ana Hon. s. Gone Of the elect, misnamed.)
Christian? Can't any one of these immortals.
whom our list has rpetuated-can't apy one
or all of them SPELL Father Dick awhile,
and tend to "cradle joy" turn and turn
about?
What sad thing it is to see ungratefu,
parents neglect their >cwn offspring in so
many cruel ways. Here wss, a week 400 a
great, big-headed, and apparently hard head.
ed, humping child strong and active-a"cra-
die joy as might inspire pride; now, poor.
weak, pulling, fretful infant-screams like II
had worms-no longer joy to any bodv.
but become =" cradle sorrow and all o,v;no
TO the inattention and neglect of the paternal
parents. One thing we can say: Mr.. Dick
deserves credit for constancy We ALWAYS
Knew he was politically bull headed-we
mean determined and firm in .ha, own way.
Then We would Say to Mr. Dick:
ocky-a-by baby ON the treo top,
when the wind blows the cradle will roc
When the bough breaks the oracle will fall.
And down will come baby and cradle and all.n
The whole Of Mr. Dicks cirunlar. !. cradle
oy and all, will be in few weeks trans
erred to the nursing of Geo. Mills Joy-YAs-
lEE-and through bis columns will be sen,
North and the Yankees in Massachusetts,. a. ,
hey read this out-pouring Of a malcontent.
Vii take new faith in North Cardinals readi-
es' Tor reunion and recruiting officers on
'assau street, New York, will say to their
ang-Look here I! We know this man Dick !.
le Is the hrst man in North Carolina-"a !
'sh there and the old State is back in t.
e Union. And thus new devils are enlisted el
come here, and to poor, heart-stricken and :,
reaved mothers, bring not cRADLK-but T
usehod, home, worldwide SORROW, grief te
desolation-whle Mr.. Dick, with his To
cradle joys" and the other follies of hi. ca
nmunication, is wholly ignorant of the evil -
has done.
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SCRAPS.
Agitators, stand aghast! Croakcrs, lift up
your voices and croak:

Agitators, stand aghast! Croakcrs, lift up
your voices and croak:
NOBLE RESOLUTIONS : Lowry's gallant brig
ade is composed of the 10th, 42d and 45th
Alabama regiments, and the 32d and 18th
mississippi consolidated, aud is attacked to
Cleburnt's division. The noble men of this
brigade, when re-enlsting. declared Well
fight. if the Government will give us meat and
bread-if they cannot do this, on bread alone
with shoes, il we caa obtain them If not.
barefuoted."
What an Improbable trip Sherman must
have had, except for malignant injury. There
was not even s'ragglers enough to steal
chicken" Yankeedom will hardly crow over
this enterprise
Nevertheless, Sherman's route ha. been
marked by the usual cold-blooded afro cities.
jackson, Brandon, Morton, Clinton and Raw
mond have been committed to the flames
Dwellings, and out houses, buildings and farm
ing utensils, in the country along his path,
have shared the same fate This COMPACT
Column OF +" hcU !" bound Williams, have plou III
ed deep furrow Of dcsoation through thu
hearts ofthe people of Mississippi, and a waken-
ed stern aud determined spirit of revenp. i,
The boso.ns of her wrongcd ard outraged Gill
sens We iervently pray that the hour Of
retrlou,lon is at hand. Then that other altar
native than Mobile, will be TRANSITIONAL from,
zap to body, as these fit Inhabitants oro Ia
'eiied and directed to their destination.
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Richmond, Feb. 5.
The Enqairer Of this morning states editoriaIly,
that the assignment Of General Bragg to duty at
the eat of Government under the President. was
made with the knowledge and approval of Gems
Cooper, Lee, Johnston and Besuregard-ali his
super iors in rank.
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FSOm Charleston.
CHART Rcrp

CHARLESTON, Feb 25
i4o shots ired at the city during the last q
hours ending at o'clock this evening. The en-
envy are busy working On Dixon's Island. erect;no
batteries Commanding Schooner Creek opposite
Secessionville.
PRISONERS taken in Florida represent cir force.
much demoralzed in consequence of their d.G,.,
aaa loss OF great number Of officer, in the IN.
gagcment