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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24
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Rare Chance.

A DWELLING HOUSE, containing Rooms,
n Resides dining room, servants quarters, sInOze
house, good cellar, Coal house and stable, tc.,
vi hin one square Of the Post once, good neigh
borhood. The above place can be oh AIMED by Pur-
chasing Furnsure, which is nearly al new; rent
moderate Address "a Il c. box 59T.
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Taken Un.
Taken Up

ON the IL hinst, At ny table on Market street.
~ & feE doors north o. Public Sqpare, DARK
hrogn Mule, ah0uf IA bands high The owner can
gel the same BY april. N 70 me, proving proper
y and Pa5liog changes 49,, - 49,,
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The bill 10 amend the Memphis aud Sum
merville Plank road e npany, was taken
up. Passed on is third reading.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
WHO SHOULD INSURE.

1T is THE DUTY OF EVERY POOR NAN TO IN
SURE HE cottage; every moderate his resi-
dencs every rich bis maneion; that dependent
loved ones may not be made to suffer the unforeseen eala
ity Of Fire. The Dwellings should ALL be insured.
1t ths duty Of every debtor to insure for the prOtec
tion Of his creditor and Is the duty of creditor
that he dees it, and if he viii not do IT do it himself
Merchants Of the visor sor, have prOverb that "Tbe
business that win net pay for insurance, win pay to
follow All Merchants should insure.
Manufacturers shosld insure, Of course the special
dangers Of fro are too apparent in mills and annaciur
ing establishments to need any urgent appeals.
Personal Property Of every insurabls description and
every otbsr kd Of desirable Fire Risk taken at favor
able rates and rules ss ssfsiy aud experience will rsrmi
The Rsna presents uneqaalcd facilities Tor granting
srstcass Insurance upon a properly liable 70 eesrue-
ton by FIRE.
Every man should insure the burning Of whose prop
erty would injure or Inconvenience himself bis family
or his neighbora.
The man Who enits to insure his property nov,
must in the very of she be sher negligent
ignorant, or reckless
Pelsies in the Etps Insurance Company siii be is
sued promptly aad under tse prescribed ruses qf the
Company, by sppcztien to
w. II. PATTERSON,
rira National Bank,
.ursu Knsxsilis. Tenn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
IN S T r u M e N T s
Miscellaneous Articles.
Patent and Family Medicines.

Patent and Family Medicines
variety Of Remedies
don sis o merhc
Bldw
certain
overni
Ironth o f =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-06

had ever seen. But fearful as this bonn
bardment was, it was mere prelude to
the Internal fire of Christmas day
From ten in the morning till six in the
evening, there was "such rain OF shot
and shell as never before fell upon any
spot of earth since gunpowder was in
vented" And yet the fort remained
uninjurcd, and not dozen men were
killed. Colonel Lamb and his brave gar
risen have covered themselves with IN
morta! rcnown; the former not moro ht
The heroicsi fo,tilude &c !lis defense ,lan
by thc signal foretboughE, judgment
and energy by which he was prepared
for the terrific collision. If all our toE-
tifcations had been in such hands, the
Ccnfederacy would be spared many a
humiliating page in it's history.
If anything is now clearly demon
stratcd by the progress of this war, it is
that ships are no match for forts properly
constructed and defended with dctermi-
nation. The whole history Of war es-
tablishes the same fact, but the improve
ments made by the introduction OF steam
and of iron clads, and the ridiculous sur
render of sundry Southern forts to gun
boats, had led to some doubts upon the
subject. These doubts are now forever
set at rest. Fort Sumter, which drove
back in inglorious defeat the tremendous
armament Of Dahlgren, besides resisting
for nearly year an incessant lombard
ment from land, led the way in estab-
fishing the superiority Of land fortitica-
tons to floating batteries and now Fort
Fisher has given an illustration of the
same truth which will never be for.
gotten. This little tort, furiously as
sailed by over fifty ships of war, inclu-
ding two monitors, several armored YES
sells, and large proportion of heavily
armed frigates and sloops, has not only
made successful defence, but come ou
absolutely unscathed by the fiery ordeal
The fact will arrest tine attention Of tn
military world, and we hope it will no
be lost upon ourselves. There need b
no terrors in the naval monsters Of tn
enemy when they encounter strong walls
defended by stout hearts.
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barous. can tell of atrocities equal t"
those daily and hourly committed by
your troops"
Kilpatrick's letter is in the true spirit
of The Yankee Cabinet. They have
always affected to treat us as rebels, and
Fitzpatrick justi.ies his atrocities upon
that principle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-06
TIE YANKEE PRESS ON. THE
WILlNLNGTON FAILURE.

The var about the Wilmington disas-
ter is being fercely waged in the Yankee
papers, and we may expect soon to see
Butler and Porter brought individually
into the riag. It will be rich engage
mcnt whenever it comes off. In the
meantime, while waiting for the entrance
of the principal performers, we may
listen to what the lesser actors have to
say:
The letter of our special correspondent
eiyes an account Of the Wilmington ope'
rations considerably more readable and
intelligent than yesterdays dispatch from
Admiral Porter. 1t is clear that the
prolonged naval bomboardment failed to
| impair, to any extent the strength Of
Fort Fisher. General Weltzers recon
noissance having disclosed that fact, there
remained nothing for the land force to
attempt; it being adrr / in the outset
that /. land force alone would not be com
peten; to assail the fort.
Admiral Porter intinates his opinion
that where Weitzel's skirInish line con.t
90, the main body might have followed
and the fort have been taken. But th
situation was not such as he represent
it. No doubt few skirmishers entcre'
the work. At the time when the,
mounted the parapet, the fire of the nav.
was pouring in with all its intensity, an'
by-taat fire the garrison was kept in tn
bomb-proof But Admiral Porter hun
self tells US that eight or ten OF thes
soldiers-almost every one who entered
were wounded BY this FIRE. i. then, :
assaulting column had .dvanced, i xonl
have been destroyed BY the same ~
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"Some few to the east,
Some flew to the west,
And some flew to the cuck


And some flew to the cuckoo's nest"
The bombardment of Fort Fisher was
the heaviest and tiercest to which any
fort or town was ever subjected. The
front faces of the fort are honeycombed
from bottom to top, and the ground IN
front and rear is covered with shells and
torn into great pits and gullies. In some
places one can hardly walk without
stumbling over the shells and solid shot
rained upon the devoted garrisont And
vet the fort remains intact, and is as
strong and sound to-day as it was when
Porter first opened upon it. Our loss,
too, is wonderfully small, being three
killed outright and fifty five wounded
Two Brooke guns, cast at Selma, burst;
two others were dismounted by our own
carelessness, and two by the fire of the
enemy. Such is the nett result OF the
long days bombardment by hfty-nine
vessels of war and five hundred and
cigi,ty-th guns. The bombardmcnt
on the first day lasted five hours, and on
the second, seven hours; during which
il is estimated over twenty thousand
shots were fred by the enemy. The fort
responded slowly and d.. iiherately, tirlng
only SIX hunnred and d..s.yty-.wo shots the
first day, and six hundred the second.
/, Colonel Lamb, who is as modest as ne
is brave, informs me that the Tort did not
begin to put forth all its Strengthening
he hoped and expected the enemy would
come up nearer and give him better
opportunty-and that the late battle
has satisfied him that no~fects however
formidable, will ever be able to reduce
the fort. If the cooperating Land force
had succeeded in effecting a lodgmcnt or
! shore, even then he should have beer
able to hold out for several weeks, nav
ing already made provision against sucf
a contingency.
| Prisoners report that there were thre'
divisions Of infantry present, OF which
three brigades of Aress division wer'
landed. And We know from the enemy
! newspapers that the fleet, incIudinl
transports and ter4dcrs, numbered no
less than one hundred and fifty vessels
of all grades. OF these, five were iron
clads, carrying thirty guns; four woode'
tenders, carrying twenty-five guns; an
fifty wooden hulls, carrying fivehundre
and thirty-one guns. In all, fifty mn
war vessels ard five hundrcns and eighty
three guns. =,
The garrison which successi ully wltl
stood this formidable force consisted
detachments Of the Tenth, Thirty-sixt
| and Fortieth North Carolina r. egiment'
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Our Wilmington correspondent states
that an English officer who was win o:F
Charles Napier in the Baltic. and VINO
was also at Sebastopol, says that the nre
Of the Federal fleet upon Fort Fisher on
the oath ultimo exceeded anything he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-06
WARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA..

II r,,a rnnnrn, ne.tng Of the Es0ckEcidere hf tha
xt.pMEPs, RANK or VIRGINIA viii be hcid
:, ,hs;r HANK INC HOUSE, in the city Of Aich-
mond' GA WEDNESDAY, the lith dsy Of January
1865 . ,.... =. !.
hank shall hereafter sO:e - proxy of s.en.-
holder in any election of directors OK ef1er OF BANK.
NOR shall any proxy he valid which shall have cesn
executed sixty daVs before the tiVe Of eaecncn
de lo-eodtd J n. 0ODD1N, CAshaes.
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FROM WILMINGTON.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatohl
WILMINGTON, December 80, 1864.
The grand Federal armada, as you
have already been informed by the te'e-
graph, has disappeared from the mouth
of the Cape Fear, leaving Fort Fisher
unhurt and Wilmington still standing.
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TEIrAY MORNING.. JANUARY t, 1862
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04
GENERAL SHERMAN.
latest Rebel Accounts

The news Of SherInsn's operations still continues
10 to derived FROM rebel sources aud 70 therefore
necessarily msagre. ny this ums hO ha- probably
emerged from South Carolina aud captured Char
lotte, . railroad centre in North Carolina, twenty
mies rom the line .he borders OF the Caro-
liuas. Charlotte is seventy miles from Columbia
the cap tai Of South Carolina one hundred and
twenty i've miles from Raleigh, the capital Vi North
Carohna and one hundred and seventy miles irou
Wilmington. Il Ia place Of great strategic i'm
por.Ance, snd ~ss ths headquarters OF General
Be.ursgsrd Two weeks since. Whether be Intends
70 deisud the place has no, been !ntIuna.ed by The
uthsru papers But it iscismed 70 be dclsnsi ule,
even against shermAu's powerful and well-sp-
pointed army. The city WAS full Of refugees IRON,
south Carolina, and martial laws bad been de-
elared and enforced with great severity. On Sat-
urdAy, Feb lglh, sherman WAS reported as sp-
preaching h. city, which WAS in a great panic.
The story Of .bs deies, Of shsr ans cavalry is no,
believed BY We Richmond papers aud may there
lore be Assumed to he utterly without foundation.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04

Ssw YOaK- Feb III 1861.
B,et.. The NOV blockade Of the railroads run
Dit. Wet has a. lsst teen rsbed, ard the csit'
which have Ieea detained at Buzz 10 and other place
along tn. routes 81, arriving In large numbers q wv
head having arrived during the pas. week Of COURSE
With this greatly increased supply prices have bees
a.sEaIiy etuced, that to-day medium cattle srs
selling from 10 cents 1cr gciud, live ucleht lowes
than Il tie time u our lat port. fof uI q eat-
tie lHiCcs rance isuu l-G2tc yer pouic, !he ihktst
quotation l,i he hghtst tIuie tescl during t0e
WOeE. Cow rnment has tskeu s'o, 30 head curing
tie wck al Prices a'e rgius about - Gems p1uhd
live siyht. The market UIo somewhat uuI to-cA,
saG M indication. se that yrccs NiA fuaeG ssIAl
kreatcI decline during Tho Y.CNs ~ week.
Nhssp. mere are very rev sheep - tie diterens
yards to-dAy, ard consequently prices rue hish
NoIhins can De- pIr,kAea Tor lee tAsn l2C, and good
sheep lczdly bfiug IA yer round.
StcHs Al-u &C, st,I pr.ces lice birhet.
Quotations li-s ipr the lest fed auI IL "a
II lot u. ht,I uOls
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04
From virginia.
Probable Ir,cutiou OF General LEO TO
Advance.

An unusual stir AMI sctiyiy in the rebel army o.
Patersburg ndcates an int ortant movement which
seems " have for It's object the evacuation OF 'hs,
city aud the cont action Vi their lines " Redmond,
sith . view 10 the abandonment Of tie capital 'cr
new olens.ye movement. General Lees army
bas, u Is ~sted by descr,srs, been placed under
marching oriers ready for an imme1lan advance.
The men have been supplied with four days cooked
rsuons II tie reports Of these desertete who come
ipto our lines at the rate u hundred aud thirty
men q day, are " be believed, new INVASION Of he
North bnvo wing attack Washington, IS threat
eued Th- greatest watch sulness rs ntintained By
our packets and every means is sdoptsl " guard
against q surprise aud anuepl any movement Of
tho enemy. The Richmond payers are eHuldns Ia
the SIchsnge u prisoners, which, it u said, WI
add forty thousand mon 70 their armies. AZ our
own armies will be strengthened to . correspond
my degree, II is hard W what particular sdv.n
tsge they will derive IRON the exchange The lines
Of both armies are held with greater drmness than
ever and the iornidAbs character Of the sntTsnch.
mcuu seeIns 70 render ssssult by either party
ou, Of the question. stll every yrecsuuon Is taken
" guard o. sin,t surprise, and Il Is not probable
tina. the rebels will have suy,hing to boast Of in
this respect.
Washington, Pe6 &c. "A letter from the Army
Of che Potomac says ths, deserters report the cvn-
tnusi arrival Of fresh troops IRON BssurosHrd ~
Lee, AMI hss both the rebel and Union armies are
extremely wary and waichful Rchyl3nd papers
Of the 24th couisiD no war tolegrSmS The sKSrt-
sKL IL Indignant at the rejection by the rebel Ssn-
ate by one majority, - the bll to call Zoo ne
gross iuto tho field. The s"nsts of Virginia has
passed = resolution, hliling with great sat.iacton
~. return OF Admiral Buchanan 10 the Confederate
STATE, AMI tenders Its thanks ~ him for hsruis
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04

minutes the body taken down a.
twenty 1--we minutes Of two o'clock. The
surgeon of The post msie bis eX milston. Pc.
bounced his opinion .LsI the uan ~as dead.
O.her ply s,qans lsyny Aoteel % this statement
the black cap was removed, the ayes u the dead
msn Nere closed By pressing the lids DO" d firmly.
next the rope was tsk % from ne Leck, DIS I.s-
luT = brod discolor,t.,n o. tas skin. lie Dpiy
orSssed 70 the buttsrnui uiitrn Of Confederate
oscor, was then placed lna ncItiy painted pine
COIN, Iva lid screwed dow D, and aitsrwsrls borno
TO the dead house, iron whence Il VII he ella med
~ the friends. The crowd row retired, the sol-
diers tocG up Their lin, Of march 10 lively
strains II music BY Va band. Thus snded
tho career Of . r1An vince NsL convection
aud execution 10 no douOt Jesunti " be eitsi IS
the Pre-. ole ibst viii h. iloi-l, whe1sy@ others
guilty Of lac CT rnse are cAytured aud plead i'm.
muniiy sor sct,nt uuaer he O,IeI. VI their ~
Toi1ors.
On leaving he isiaud Tie " psssss" ~ere spilled
ht at the frovaa hArshals office, bu, before tho
holder. wer, S,io~-i T. go ~ board OF tie return
.ug s'cau.of we're delivered 10 he otf.cef VI NE
dag, s,shuue1 on shnr.
vno nH,tf wIs
Beall vac rsn q ueiium height With blns
o,eA ~ h. coiurrd hair ant m5uslachss Of pleas
Inc eounirna.ce ard about thirty v.srs - nse. He
vas born In Jefferson county, VIRUS, And re-
cei'ed ra0Ilc,s c.s,scA etuoston At Tire Char
iousv.lis tn v5rsty. H'slsm - were very ~edthy,
ncf properly te.Is valued at = rn.uion and half
Of dollar a. TIE time Of The famous John Brown
raid, Bca' i.yel about aNs miles from narper's
Ferry, MI continued " rss.e there until
tie OEttrcsk Of the rebellion. He was one
If the hrsi ~ @ppuss tho rsbe cause In
his uoiyhborheod and was early known
US one OF The most determined ami inplscsole adj
'c.ates Of sece'sgn. 4. reward for his srdor II
We case Of .re.sou ne VA MADE CsptSiu a. the
sceond V.rsin.A Infantry, aud served under the
celebrated Mou, SsJ Jsrk-ou. lie YES engaged Ia
= number Of ,he prominent battles fought In Vir-
erir, and ass aJANy transferred to the retail navy,
receiving a comuiiss. a. senng masters mate
H. ibis esT city he wont " Canada for tue syowed
purpys> oi a.Jlg ~. /, ractas expedition VI Lake
Ere, the t,s'N,i which our readers arr already
! i14...l.tt u. b.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04
Wilmington.
Oulci.ii Report Of Admiral Porter-Operi
tlons of the Fleet.

CHit<i stats Flagship baIssrIh Cope Fsa,
River, FEB g9.-sIR; I have ,he honor " inform.
you that Wilmington has been eva ustsd, aud Is la
the possession Of our " ops. After the evacuation
OF Fort Anderson. I push VI forward the gunboais
~ as far as iho water would permit. ILS army
pusLgi up at the Sa'no time On ths right .nd len
banks VI the river. Ahc. sounding and bOdyins
OUT the middle ground 1t hi, Island, succeeded
IA getting the gunbosts over, sri OPENED tire on
For, Strong, the work commanding tar principal
obs;rueuJuE, where she re'els had also sunk
barge stesmer-the North Eastern. Our hre sool
drove ,he rsbels away from tue fort Now aud the
they would hre . sho- one Vi which ssrucs the sas
szeus below water mark aud ret her leskiug lad-
She struck ohce or twice more, but met
VT no lors men. That night 1.-THE 2Othg the
reu-.7 mt down 200 floating tyrpetoos, but had q
STRONG o." n picket boats out aud tie tQrpeioes
were SUI with muskotry, One got IA the wheel Il
the Csc. ., anu blew her " hee.-houss ~ . eres.
and kuycAei down her Lukhsa Iubcari, lut
there no damage dJue to the bull SINE u ths
vessels picked up the tOrpedoes with their torpedo
uets,
The ueHi morning ! ,prcsI two fishing net.
tcross the river. Yesterday evening, Gen. AIne.-
with his division, novel Within shor, distance Of
the fort, ami lad sharp encounter with the enc
my. On hesrlnK the muskotTy, and seeing where
our troops "ers, opeued RAPID fire on the fort,
and ere long tue euemy's line AID fort responded
With three ~ four shots, buI were soon slUpeed
THIS morning We LeaTd thst Con. Terry Wss within
their works aud the road was clear 10 Whining.
ton. The AontAuk could not geI across the sLoSis
without tightening, which was = work OF
labor. had the pleasure u placing Ihe flag On
Fort Strong aud a. II oclosE noon, to day We all
ire salute o tpIty live guns this being tue Anpl-
ySissy VI " AshinSIou's birthday.
(slguci,. d d Po-IE.., Ryar-Alluirll.
GipToN WFLLEA Secretary Of he AaSy.
Washington, Feb. 29.-wluo .he boats crew u
kln h A. Il