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Max huRSEB 70 DARN zaunsrVr-- 4 n
MolHfz Also bURazn.--W6 learn that Mr..
= davenport living nine miles north-sussi
Of South Bend, was accidentally bnrnsa Ia
BADLY % last Wednesday evening thathe
died the next day. ~ undertook % an q
kerosene lamp while burning. it irnitei and
Exploded scattering thelquid are over him
and his mother. he ran OUT and bv rolling
m the grass partially exiinguished ne
names, 80 that ne returned % zee how bis
mother was getting along, who vas also on
hre. Together they succeeded ia putting cut
me IRE, but he died the next day, and she
VIII have % suffer smpuiation Of one Of her
arms --1tisAdioaka (iHd.l Eafs,Prise, l41.
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies,

(F4RMERLf MINERVA ool1-kSE)
rssHF art Session Of G j. Inst tuition siil COM
roenae on MONDAY. octoter "a, ls3, ana ter
I7sIn.ta on THURSDAY, June aetn, lsse. VII te
nader he mined ste supervision @ nfs- Z. fan-
ninr. asfis.a6 ~ the Fnculiy o. frAnkln college,
snd ~ coas1le eut Feaisie 1eschers. ne pufpose
al fss Board 81 Manarers Be- 20 ahcr1 lcGng Ladies
re ven tezf educational Advantages,
n esee'ca vi cunsist q tuo Terms, az II
Frank IN College.
FxrrxsEs PA TEzs. Beard. Washing, Fuel, s1d
ifehis. $40; Irition, including Noesa Muse, -
a. SO. Ius.ruEnen'a Al Musie, $50 Use oi insiru-
rnenf s., Naisfn Lsngusges, sach, SlQi DraEln
For fsr.hsI in'oruatiou. address T. Fsaniag.
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MaEaer on . - 80. l:rnhnn,.


Oharles Pearson q colorsd emplovee on
board the y. s. gunhoat Gen. Burnside. az
present anchored e. Chattauoura. was killed
On Monday hy srother EMPLOYEE. named
sanael Giliey. The folioWine are the da.
tails Of the occurrence as W. learn them
about the time 81 the dificuliy psars5n uss
sitting on the iorvaFd deck Of abe Gen
Burnside, gagged in residing. when his bat
was earned overheard into toe walter bv The
Hifdi between the beats General Grant and
General Burnside Giiley vas sitting near
Ne capstan on he General Grant. with
.iick IN bis hand. Pearson arose snd AZ
tempted 20 set the stick from Giliev fer The
purpose Of rsceNs-tng his hst from the va
yer. siiley reitisst % give Il to him, when
Pearson ierked Il out Of his hands. ana
passed on the plankpay between he two
ofats, lay down on bis face, and atteniuted
% recover bis hat. While In this positoa
oiiley got possession II post, used for the
awning Of small boat, ana came 10 where
Pearson was lying, and struck him heavy
blow ecross the back. Pearson turned Ia
iAca upwards, when Giiisy dealt him AM
other heavy blow on the head. Which
knocked him into The river The BODY wa
carried BY tie current under tie boai. and
al cdorts 70 discover it have failed. The
deceased wes a quiet and ino6ensive bow.
0iiley has The Fepuiatiau.af beiug quarrel
some and contentious a. .-Caaf Gas.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

NJ ERRlTF a HILI-Dealers IN Wal Paper
ltA WindoF Shades Window Glass aad Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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d. D. Denton & 90,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 8
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything In our
Line, made by ourssl-
YES
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes.
Sc, sc.
D. p DESroa-------.s- b. HI,Srr~eDo.
aNtl--ANN
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THE CosFzssIoSa AND EKFEEgusoBoF AZ Is
vALID.-Pubhshed Tor the benefit, and Is a
caution 70 young men and others, Who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood, &C, supplying 90 the zane time
The means Of self-cure. By one Who has
cured himself aiier undergoing eonsidsrabls
quaekery. By enclosing a postpaid "a
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author.
NAraASiEL MATFkia, ESQ.
brooklyn, Kings Co., ny
aurT-grr
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hesiafes Gar Ear O. iis afuraI Cclnr
AAea lae BAR cuil 6iCssY a1d Llzurart
Keeps ihe Scsi7 CIean, loal snd Hraiihv
The only knosn Rsuorer Of folar ana rrr
iees HAIR Drsaiius Comhinci.
" London III ar Color nesiorar and nrelfinr'
Lonecn Hair Color Rsstorer and nr,ssiaf
p" L'utcu BAR to'ur Resirfrr and d asssfF
oadon HAIR Color kestorsf ana l4tssi1f
l-t VII RESTORE gray BAR % iis or rInal cd.dr.
t-li ~ n akc "a grow en- bald heads
s-ltNIl restore the natural secraiionr.
t-lt Nill re- ore Al d4uEruN aad |tctlGs.
l--ltHs rake ne tair sc & glossy and ieFihie
- ~ rieeeIre he orEInsl co'eT b ed 80.
p WI f-Nferi ne tar b IN aIuq ca
a-tH Z cure aIl aesses uflha ecalr.
U g ~ PEI t1tIle. SD d. lr. sWArNE 4
,sNi 80 - y ,lrih street Ptlltd lrha. anil
&C. VI SMITH usuar-ts
Corner Of Char-A and Nins treea.
ocli4-a-aiasl N1lh7lir. Team
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Notice to DistilIers.

Lalrzr srsr1s isfrItt ErrrsrE.
Cctrre7oai- uflicl. tlruaa lIsf. o. IErr
Naaarlllr Ok. "a. lt15
UWRRaFI Eit. % o. lie. aailIl 81 la ILL.,
III ~ - anlf e. geleIgel ir1s1 dIaI| - -
"a hing .rareI I'D an1 1fEnsleI E1ar. 49,.
III the Intarnsi tefrErs ia1 r en- r1.ll.... =. II -.
- ne raTIes 3 haasI anct ani pcnaIIss. = 49,
al b. 'Esl'f e1lli''e4 - tffff asiarea ~. 49,
her nofice H-l - Eisoo. fha issl - - 49,.
Hiood Nd eosnpliea siiA. a. = NoaVElI-
e~4EAa Ca| fclor
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Qua csr isai Rates co e,It s.r farrsi "a D.
~ rfnei = e1nlracr % Fl1lf ElrHds cug
a1elr-, aisa ffoe,3na1 cf the ss't uea iH.1e
.atl,9 e1lei ne IaI.f Iale are hlsila's or -
~ and slef today 80 Pou1a Bafrals ouly VI
- ~ etea g iuinear lead ratrs. and I'D tii'ni
n-iltit 2 t.lia rropa too. 81 apera VIZ plfAse
.ElAzE 90 Eilts "a larlais and 81 ass Ili.ne.
" ~ EWING.
cciif IN GIrreral FrcIarl a1ai.t
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HANKERs AND HROKERS.

FIHHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
III Deals in Exchange; Government securites
and Cola Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold Stocks snd Bonds S, Id on Commission
". W. BERRT, President. EDgkR JoNEs, Ca hier.
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CO AttrncIinn

DrEoLVIN8 ElEH5 e. sUSEg sInF caN
~ CEHr hALl, ~ one Frek Gals. Cfr.alu,s.
htaas hcms Chr tnas I've - 9srar. r1lIr... -
e11ieui 10 -anasf ana NinIers tfInres -
hoEss tnssnz. DzneinE. A., DoatiaIi b cons'
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TINNERs. &c.

4 l.. ar. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 BUSINESS Agents, over Yorks Book Store, ISL
Union Str ct Nashville, Tenn. sut6-sm5
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C0IaATE & Co. beg 10 inform tho.r euute-
mers shat they stall continue the muRulss-
tire Of their various styles ui Family and
Toilet sospss Starch, anaCendlel.
Prices current forwarded b. mail on an
fiieetian- CoEqkrE A Co.,
Ros. So 4 So John % rev Fofk.
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Wanted.

4 SITUATION Is fliess.lal % Book EeepQr. b.
"A 81 ezpsran1ed yo1na uian. speaki8r Enr.ish
agd German rusray Apply . fosi ozes Bos,
f5s. ocus-9le
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Commission aud Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &e.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ZONE & TUENELL-.Wholesale and Retail
~ BOokse iers. staiioners, ana News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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Hoi Rolls, Rusk add Runns every m--,s-
.us a The Nashville Steam Baker,. NJ
SUMNER -tf-7is Eear t1ia1. seu5-ff
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80. Z.


W. AkE ApfaozlZED TO aNNouECE rlsf
ss--i ci paEias1n ceuniY, e ~ a1s1.1- go
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Wanted

xpfAfEnfaTFI.Y .-Calissi Makers zad one Bed
| s-ssd Turnsr. KmPsoynsuf steady, and oesi
1870 h @. B. NICHOLS s 90.
clfT s. Brad street.
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Government Coal at Private

Ssle.
OrEIcE CHiry QuAErrsnasrra. pry', AZ w.,
NAsHFILIF, Sent 90 Is5s
Two BuMRED AID FORTF TgorsaNn
Il Gao oe9 boz hels % 6oyernnient Coal In hsrgss
are boz resay % BE- disposed Of at private sa Is =
ely. Ire Ca VII = sold vita Or Wihoui he
targss, - ths sinR.c harss losd OF the lot ans Il
= dne cpPoftony far the atizens 81 N.shgii,s a
ntialn ne siippif q Coad or TIE wntsr - io,r
rstea- Az i7lor1siion dssIred n rpiation - ~
Colonel snd Chef Qus tsrTnsstsr
ccti-u Department Of Tsnne-sea
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Bald heads and Bare Faces covered es.v
l n.if restored. Light Hair darkensd. We
mar strengthened, and Bushy hair bsaaf.-
Also fimpled faces cured, purified and
lil'ie sol, smooth, clear and bsautifsi ~
ne use % ChaPman's Celebrated Rereipfs
wales rec e those who wish % give hen
these receipts ear Be obtained without
'Aafls 1y return mail, by sddrslsng
TICS +. CH4rHas,
Chemist snd Perfamef.
oets-lm 81 Broadway, View York.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insuranoe Companies.

CiAREf a SMITH, Nos. SC ard IS Union street,
~ up staarsl represent the l5Ei.g Companies
dtna Of Hartford, Security. Manns tan, Ne ToPuli-
TN, Fhoanix and Knickerbocker L lie Of New York,
fnd Accident Of Columbus, Tho.
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laluahIe Earm - ~

I'M - y nfsi clsss isai f,r ssle. s raiiss
~ - sie,.aE 70 good stai. q ut,f7r.fen.
- Nssl,-ii.s 70 :. ". Cilildsrss. A..nrrss ~
ss4-Ss,s iena.i No. q Cherry siFssL
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The advertiser having been restored 70
health IN few weeks, By e very simple
remedy, after having suffered several wears
with a severe lung affection. end thnl dread
disease Consumption--is anxious 10 make
known 70 his fellow sufferers she means n
cure.
10 az who desire e, be viii send a copv
OF ne prescription used. Gree 81 charEa.l
same, Which they viii find Turo cue ~
Consumption, Asthms, Bronchitis. Gc. The
ooiy object Of the advertiser iu sendiBr tha
prescription is % beHehs the afflicted. aud
spread information which be considers 10
BE- invaluablei and be hopes every sufferer
Will try his remedy, as & viii casf theu
nothing and may prove q blessing
Parties Wishing thc prescription aiil please
aldfeas Rev. ADUsED A Wusor.
Williamsburg kings CO.. Sew gert
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Affairs in Kentucky.

The following orders were issued bv Gem
eFal Brisoin 70 prevent the lashing Of slaves
and the persecution Of Union men:
HEADQUARTERS lsT DIV. DEPT OF ky.
LExISenoS, Ky, Oct. 9, 1895.
GENERAL ORDERS 80. l6.
. J. Whosoever shall beat with q lash. or
cause any one TO be beaten, within the linn
It's Of this District, Except in the case Of
ehildreni) shall be arrested and confined 10
hard labor,
By command Of
Brig. Gen, J. s. BRIssrS.
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HEADQUAETrRs IsT DIV. DEP'r oFKF. }
LExINGTON, KY, Oct. IL. 1855. I


Il. Brig. Gen, j. s. BRIsBrN.
L. ?. PLUNNER, Capt. and A. A. A. G.
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Mpasrs II 4 GaughGn Co, No ll0 broadway,
Nov York, extensive manufacturers and importers
of an he leading snd most fashionable styles of
Watches and Jevelry desiring % nc1ease thelr bu-
siness % an mi mIie1 extent. hare we'd upon
q Grasi eli. Distribution, subject % The regulate. 3
following;
Oerrdcsies naming es-h article and its value, sre
placed IN Sealed Envelopes sad we'll mixed, one
al thrna envelopes wall be sent tg mail % any ad-
dress on receipt q tEeaiy eve cents
Al uddss sld az one nu1ar oast, uafhl-a rsgsrd
% ul'ue.
On Escarf Of the GER 6csie you VII see Whaf you
are ecinF u have, and then it d a. your option 20
send the dollar ani take the article OF not Fur-
chasers may Tins ohisin = Sold Wsteh u amond
Ring or any set of JeHelry ouT list Tor One iol-
lsr, and 10 no can they get less thar enc dol
lars worth The ufi-e Of Oeruhcaief s a. iollogs
One f5r IS cents i've Cor 81 eleven for g thirty
for SIS sixty-dve for fio; one buntred ior SIS.
Agents wanted everywhere, 10 whom SPECIAL
terms are offered
TAB. GAuCHANA co,
sepS-sms No Il5 BroadEay, \. 7
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NEW STORE
FANCY GROCERIES.
VINES LIQUORS, CIGARS. &c.

A hoNs IHEiRsroCK NAT BE SOUND
JAVA. hin sad Narha Cr1ra.
tt etei, Powdered. fofsa. faril-HI,,. "a srara
ses.ie 81 hraul surars
Teas, ctni.a "a. stlch
,elle, fslnt ties.ve. a1d Lauadrr faara,
e...enael tllh1ila, luflauil. l'runea. iIaia.na
.'latl Nfsiei. fsncT and flucali CrncEra.
tl.a eNaie tflaaslfr AMI nlmrsfIr Cheese
.....sls AIMS. ch1u chaa. and lmreraI Hoe
la.nroofn. wa'uui. India asd SIR Ro6ert Pss's
~ .eas, helai rnila. Hol gisat, Rarai osforss.
- 30, AoFlI sed heuaT asloua
$3.50 Ct AurlaNHi. Na. rnra 81 ahr.rrna
altl.Hi lulfer.al emf Durham Mnfiarf
~ snrQfIla. lluIsa lrrhnFI,a AL ..s. ra-I-.
t.,e.ia ats'a is1siet i1ugre. Rclei Hama
fflula "a efeIF variety fu r1ua anf arr
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Diseases Of the Threat, Lungs and
Heart
DRS. r. AND J. HUNTER
or New York.
PhYsiei ans iof PnlHoHaFy DiNaSfS,

NVVlAp aolif .1eir patents IN Nashville ard
~ ttose v1o ie-ire g cda.n.i thonl. thsf thag
have cpcnfd AZ aIhce a. he ly Hofli uhsra thtr
caa &c consulted leranuaiy OF - ietfel % 30 as.
ca e. eiiiHraeii ID t1eir aFecIaltf. VA Krnurffs
Ael'ia' hnd eeisunfpt ca 90 Whlrh hran OF tsaif
Nfu.t s!Qa taels prlct1ca u exclusively rarHued
- IT hanieia fisii io rashT &c s iim4fa1 sl aha
iesfe % pilce them tlFel under hrs csfo Should
lose no anie In submitting her cases Or Fr1rn.na
'ou a. ne earliest piariicsnie moment loei.an
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N--+A-A-' ANa ANH
] The General commanding the First
District Of Kentucky, having learned that
member Of suits have been commenced in
the civil courts within the limits Of the
District, against citizens who have been in
the service Of the United States, but now
discharged, for acts committed bv them
while IN such service, and acting under or
ders from superiors, il Is ordered that ali
persons nov imprisoned FIR rcts committed
0y them while IN the military service. and
acting under orders from supsriors, be al
once released, and al suits now pending, or
that may be hereafter branght against any
person or persons for acts committed by
them while in the military service, and act
ing under orders fIom superiors, be and are
hereby set aside, and prohibited from trial
in any civil court within the limits Of this
District. This order will secure all the pro-
lection guaranteed by the Circular Order.
issued from H radquarters Military Division
Of Tennessee, October q, 1864, but viii NOT
be construed 30 as 70 interfere in any wav
with the requirements Of Circular Order No.
80, current series from Headquarters Militia
ry Division Of Tennessee.
By command Of
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These pens bear my trade marx, 80. P. BARHEs,
EzrKA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
e0P1-Tl9at, and arc warranted equal in fnenoss Of
material and workmanship to the best Eastern r1sn-
uiacture, and are believed 70 be superior b al
6Lhers in durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 10 make really serFiceabe pen.
sent by niaA or express on receipt OF price srd
rstisl charges o. b mail, at M Tisk when 20 cent?
e added for reNsuEl Write your name and ad-
dress pisiny.
Fostage on glngle pea frse cents pen with any
aase Ct holder and box, 81 cents Old pens re-
pared for my cents lad SimHpl each. Circulars
,aut EREE. Address
@. p. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
5s5 Msir.sf-eet Ger gizfh. Iou;syiIs. Ry'
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

CAMPBELL McEWEN 4 6ROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys at Law and Claim Agents, practice in al
the q urt5. Collections promptly aftendet to-
tlso claims against the Unit-d states and Vouchers
oo--ecled O-nca Z. North ChaIrv slEeel. Up sla-Es
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OAlcers' Accounts made out end saahea
Quartermastefs and Ordnance accouais
promptly made up By Il. rompkius, late
MAJOR l4th regiment llllnoia cavalry. Of
hoe corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets. up
stairs.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

RFFERS d HUNT-Manuiacturer Of all the
MI Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
B1ggies, Express Wagons and CArfyal!s, y North
MsrKet street.
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L. T. PLuHhER, Capt. A. A. A. G.
The Lexington Observer and Reporter. Of
tnis week publishes the above order, aud
observes
The foregoing orders are Of course dis.
charged by the removal uf martial law. II
any Judge in Kentucky should now dare 70
violate his Official oath by dismissing a suit
brought N his Court beeasse Of the erdsr Of
General Thomas, General Palmer, or Gene
raj any body else, he will be iiupeached and
ignominiously exPel ed from the Office which
be aisgraces."
The Government Of the United States viii
see 70 e that those WIN have obeyed the
orders OF It's officers, shall not suffer for Il
under the civil laws Of Kentucky, or Of any
other State ard that the wives II soldiers.
black though they be, shall not be tied up
and whipped BY pretended masters. III he
people o. Kentucky want the restoration OF
martial law, and the continued presence Of
negro garrisous in that State, they have
% do is 70 follow the line Of policy indicated
BY The Observer and Reporters para graph.
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a gsnls WAITED FOR "THE sECRaT SER
"a VICE. the Field, the Dunreon. nj o. -
cApe- lne most Interesting and ercifirr hong
ever puoiahed, embracing MF. Rehsrisnnis ~.
parAieled experience Tor i1ur yearss irayeiipa
through ne south m he secret service Of ~
Tribune" i vii abouna IN stirring egeuta. asJ
conialn more Of the fact, Incident and romance n
ne war than sny other WORK published Send ~
Olfeliafs. Aaqiess 40AEas BROS. a co,
Jas ". an Street Cincrnnnt. Ono
aurIa- srlrs -ft,7
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
MEXICO.

rrNoRSD cEssIoN or FIVE STATES To FRANCE-Ex-sEN-
AroE GwIv, OF CALu0ESIA. TO BIZ 4 DUyr AND VICE
ROY.
SAN FRAxcIscO, Jan. 23.--Letters from Mazatlan,
to the 18th instant announce the arrival there OF
Captain Beauregard, brother Of Major Gen. Beau
regard oft Confederate States, in the capacity
of private Secretary OF Vim. NJ. Gwin, formerly
United States Senator from California.
Captain Beamegard reports that MI twin mas
been created a duke by the Emperor Maximilian,
of Mexico ana that Sonora, Sinaloa, Chihuahua,
Durango and Lover California have been coded 10
the Emperor Napoleon by the Mexican Govern
ment. in lsyment Tor the troops furnished by the
French Government 10 Subjugate Mexico, and that
Mir. Gwin has been appointed Niceroy over those
States, and will enter upon the duties o.
hts office
This story is not believed further than that Mr.
Gwin has obtained certain land grants, ana Is au
thorizcd 10 encourage immigration from the Conied
crate States.
The imperial forces appear To be gradually &C
auring posse OF the country In spite OF occa
siona successes by Juarez.
Much feeling exists against the Americans on th'
mart n the imperalistS and az Mazatlan they arr
harShly spoken of by the lmperial organ. Many
Americans, in consequence of their treatment, arr
returning 10 California, who intended TO stay II
Mexico.
There were thirteen persons lost at the wreck o
the shin Sir John Franklin. The bodies OF only si'
were recovered.
Arrived-Steamer Pacific, from Oregon, at Brit
isb Columbia, with $4,000 in gold.
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1hE CAPTURE Of FORT FISHER.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GENERAL GRANT.

OFFICIAL DESPATCH IRON GENERAL GRAM
WAsuIxuToN, Jan 2l-Najor General Dix, New
YORK The following telegram has been received
ty this Department from Lieutenant General
Grant
CRY Po1NT, Va, Jan. %, 1865, 10 P. M.-Hon,
H. Nj Stanton, Secretary OF War:-One OF my stall
has Just returned from ror Fisher, with dispatches
lrvlu Geueral Terry, from which extract the fol-
lowing
..OH the 10th the enemy blew up Forts CasweIl and
Campbell, and abandoned them and thc works on
smiths Island, and those OF Smthyilc and Reeves
Point. These places we're occupied 10y the navy
The whole number Of guns captured amounts 70
lG2.
\ large number OF small arms also fell into our
hands besides quantities OF ordnance and commits
sary stores. Our casualties prove smaller than at
.rst reported. They foot up>thuS--l2 officers and
lUf meu killed; IS officers and 4g5 mon wounded.
tSigncd) L. :. GRANT. Lieut.. Gen.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The steamer S. X. Spauld-
ing has arrived from Fort FISHER with dates TO the
22d inst She brings AS woNnded soldiers. She
reports that number OF our gunboatS have gone up
Cane Fear river aud were engaged in Shclliug the
woods on both sides to dislodge the enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
THE NEWS.
FROM THE FRONT.

FROM THE FRONT
About ten days ago, our picketS, on or near the
extreme left Of our lines below Richmond, made a
raid upon the Yankee picket post nearest them and
gathered some plunder. Last night, the Yankees
gathered a,considersbe force and drove in pick
cts, at the same time threatening flank movement.
They did not venture very far, however, before
discovering that 1t would he safer for them to return
to their lines, and they accordingly do So This is
the whole foundation for the sensational reports,
this morning, Of another Yankee raid" Our
latest information from the trout is, IAN quiet
GENERAL LEE.
We learn that General Lees nomination tn the
new grade OF .'Geueral- n-C Chief" created by the
recent act OF Congress, was prepared last week at
the War Department 10y order of the President. -
The delay in sending it 10 the Senate arises from the
President inability TO sign his name in consequence
of a severe attack of neuralgia in the right arm and
hand.
The President was still confined to his room this
morning, and may not be able for some days to re-
covert the use OF his hand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
ADDITIONAL. FROM THEsUNITED
STATES.
MOBILE.

AFFAIRS on THE SOUTHERN COAsT-ARRIvAL IL NEW
YORK or COTTON CONSIGNED BY The REBEL Al
Tt1RITIES.
NV YORK, Jan. 24.-The steamship Atlanta,
from Mobile Bay GU January 10th, has arrived hers
with one thousand bales OF COTTON from the Rebel
Government, to purchase blankets, clothing SC,
tor Rebel prisoners. The cotton is IN charge OF
Captain Moves, OF General Changers staff and was
delivered 10 him on January 18th by the Rebel au-
thoritics outside their obsiruCtonS in Mobile Bay,
from THEN steamer Wayerly.
Nothing of moment was going on in the vicinity OF
Mobile Gen. Granger, with his army, was still i'll
the ucighborhood OF Pascagoua. Captain Norris,
OF Gen Grants staff is passenger by the Atlanta.