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RlghteouslY BIZ.

The n. Y. Albany Evening Journal
says
II Is hardly generous TO rejoice over
the misfortunes of others; but If the
story told of notorious Copperhead
Brigadier General residing in one of
the central counties is true, loyal peo-
pie will not feel very bad. This man
has been pre- eminent for his disloysl
utterances ever since the war broke
out he has made no secret of his
sympathy for the rebel cause. he has
been a coarse, foul mouthed traducer Of
the Government in season and out of
season After the election be placed
the prediction on record that gold
would run up 10 SEQ before the first of
April; and TO show that he believed
what he said, proceeded to boy large
quantity of that exceedingly precious
metal So confident was he that il
would keep going up, that be bought
at the highest figure and had some
thing ike $4,000 worth of it GA his
hands when the recent fan commenced.
This IS not the first time rogue has
been caught in his oVn trap.
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The immortal arnnf.

The New York Trihune concludes an
article on the surrender of Leo as FOL,
lows
There is nothing in history like this
campaign OF Grants IL began wear
ago 81 shall fight on this line he
said, "if il takes al Sunmer." n took
al Summer and all Winter; but he
never relaxed for a moment his clutch
on Lee and the Rebellion. he had
him where he wanted him all the
time He hurled him from the Rani-
dan; he shut him-upin Richmond. and.
bound him there with chains that he
could not break except by selfdestrpe.
ton. He broke them at last, but Grant
threw himself with al his strength
upon the flying Rebel Escape WAS i'm.
possible from that impetuops puSu!t
from that mastery generalship. 1t was
the hare and the hounds the lion ana
ms prey, the strong man and III
chlldi there was no escape LEE Sur
RENDERS AND THE REBELlIoN Is ENDED
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
SECOND NATIONAL BARg.
Nashville, Tennessee.
rREAsrRY pFpAnrMENr.

AhkASAtA UEA'AAa AlAbNAs D
OFFICE o. rItE C0MPTE1LLER oF TgE tUHfEsCY )
WAsm>groS, jan. IN ls06 J
UTHEREAs As, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
" pre- Gated % the undersigned, BE- hes been
made 70 appear that TIE sFCUND N1TIONAL
BANK OF NASHVILLE" IN Che city Of Nashville,
in the county uC Dav ds0u, and State e Tennessee,
has ben duiy Orguized undeF and according % the
require mems Of the act Of Congress, entitled "An
Act to provide a National Currency, secured Ly
pledge Of Unlted states bonIs, and 10 proyide for
the tiTculaton srd redemption thereof approved
June Sd, 1851 and has comrled with N tho Vro-
vi-Iuns 81 said set, required 10 he complied vi ~
D. fore commencing the business or Banking under
said Act-
Row, therefore, ], Hugh McCuIIoch. Comptroller
Of the Currency, Do hereby certify that "'iha se-
eUnd Nztiona Bank Of Nashville - ~ the city Of
NszhYilla IN the ceunty Of Davidson, and State o.
ness Ct BANKING under the Act aforesaid
In testimony where0 toess my
SEAL hs s9 81 spj j.s ss q i Ss' this A ant
- 3 - HUGH MoCULLOCH,
Comptroller o. the Currency
ssrThs shove Institutes VII b. opened 70 htis-
ness chs course q lev day, u Hhich due lO-
-. % = John LUMsDES. Cashier.
tebl7-2m
i II IA Il
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Police Department,

Captain Of Polies-H. A. Chumbley. aL
lst LleutenRnl-Daniel A. BiTchsts
"a Lieutenant "A. @. Byron
1st WsEd--h- Thompson, VIM. Stewart, 7. N.
Scott
- Wsrd-John FIRTH, A. crosthwalt
I'd Ward-Jss. Mllier, w. Bonds, X W. Garner,
VIM. Danley.
+th Wsrd-Wm. Mallory, n. W. Thompson.
5th Wsrl-Joseph Philips, A. J. Head, Vance
Riley.
oh ward-ssn Piunlnper, Jas. Citizens, J. Cav
snder Chas HILL
eth ws.d-loseph Caps, J. csstlemsn, W. B.
flanders " Vaughan.
sth Warbler smith, Thos Henderson r. R.
Mich ], d. d Man field.
oh Vladimir Watson, B. Mckinney, r. B.
hall, Ia. Hail.
a. Is North Br I'D street-Robl F. Hodge,
| D tfo-thts,it. -r
Assist. ms .outh Of Broad street,. ". Glover.
John L. CT ell
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ST4TF M1uTARy AGENCTEa

For the Relief Of sick and Disabled Soldiers N this
Department. &C, &C.
FOR cHIo.-D. \ Taylor. Ct5ce. No 4 Cherry
street, 10 stairs.
PENN YLVANIA.-Col. jas. Chsmberlin. osies,
No Ss1< Cherry street Up sisirs.
INDIANA Col EdE. shaw. Of1ce, az Cherry
rect. ?. .tHr
MoRlG AL, B. wllA.d. oaaee, 40. 4sl.
IN rTy street
ILLINOIS c5l. J. N Sheets. oEcs No Cherry
street, ~ stairs.
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Militarg 9ifettors
Subsistence Department.
COL A BECKwITH, c. O. g.,
NfsI-sarrr Tisr-i-s-.. - -.

ND-@ - nAIAhAln1 u y. D.
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
CAPT }. c. REED, c. c.
Department Of the Cufnberlsnd Office No L
Soath Cherry street, vice Col Porter.
oART. SAM }. LITTLE, @. s.,
Depot CommlssSTy Subsistence, Ofics no. Il
Cherry street. q
CAPE g D. HENDERSON, c. q,
Post CognmissarY Subsistence, once North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. D. R. LANEREAS, 9. @. s.,
In charge OF Beef Cattle. Office st u. 5 Slaughter
House, wee Capt Glover. 100. .-
ia cAPT. W. Il RLYEGE, Q. e.,
IN ohsrRe Of U. s. Bakery, End Disturbing Com
mlssary Subsistence. wee Capt John A. lTYiae
Once no. 81 Csdar-street.
LIEUT. J. e GAILESTTEE, A @. g.,
IN chErgs ef Soldiers Rest. corner Cherry End
Church-stTeets, vice Lieut.. Henry King. a.
LFUT. .. & HoLLIsTER, A. Q. S. a A A Q n
IN charge Of Hsrdmen, Stables, &C. once q
Q. s. Cattle Depot, below Lower LeTee.
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| asTtgilIt Cits aiftttorll.
Municipal Omcer.


JOIN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder. Trr
RUFus Henry, Treasurer.
JoHN CHU1BLY, City Marshal.
W. II. Wilkinson, Deputy Marshal.
JAMES A STEELE,
A. c. TUcKER
JoHS F. INGALLS,,
JOSEPH L RYAN, 81
A 3. SHAEKLH, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JoHS NJ SEABURx Superintendent OF
Water Works
JAMES PERTH, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
DAN CUEEsGHAN, First Engineer of
Water Works.
WV j. SLRKARp, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
Z. N. FEEENkE, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
VIZ WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JOEs @ DoDD, Work House Keeper.
II L. NORvILLE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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And not TO be paid until you know what you '
receive
LIST OF ARTICLEsI
~ a. II. - L. Or,o nalIar aa.h

Na=a TO-
All the goods IN the above Last VIII Do sold Wilh-
ont reservation, for ONE pOLIAR eaeh Certlncaies
~ ali the various articles placed IN similar en-
veIopes and sealed. These envelopes viii Be sent
by mall or delivered az our once, without regard
u choice On receiving = csruncaie you viii see
shat II represents and &c is optiOnsl with you 70
send one dollar and receive the article nsreed, or
sny other IN the list Of value In All transsc-
tons By mail We charge Tor forwarding The cert g.
eatss having postage and doing the business, p
ceDts each Fryr CrHTITIckfEs Will be SEM for 81 :
FIEyFs for s.; THIRIE for S. SIxTT-FIyE for SO ;
and orr HUSrEID for SIS. By this mode we give
saisctious from varied stock Of hne goods, Of toe
tst make and lstsst styles, and Of Intrinsic worth,
At nominal price, while all have chance Of secu-
rinc srticles OF the very highest value
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every instance
and II there should be sBy person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may lmmediste-
M return H. and the pTice will Be refunded
AeENFe-We allow those setting - Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided Their
remittance amount TO One Dollar.
Thev VIII collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
tfcsts and retaining 10 cents, remit 70 10 csnts
for each.
N8-Addfess GEO. DEMERIf 8 CO,
janl-sm Soa Broadway. New York.
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The following paragraph from the late
Hon. Edward Eyerett's Grafton at Get
tysburg, expresses as truly to-day as
then, the sentiments Of the Northern
people towards the leaders Of the great
rebellion, now, happily, drawing to It's
close:
The people of loyal America will new
err take TO their confidence OF admit
again to a share in their Government
the hard hearted men whose cruel lust
Of power has brought this desOlating
war upon the land, but there is no per-
sonal bitterness felt even against them.
They may live, if they can bear 10 live
after wantonly causing the death of so
many thousand fellow-men; they may
live in safe obscurity beneath the shell
ter of the Government they have sought
TO overthrow, or they may hy to the
protection of the Governments Of Eu>
rope-some of them are already there,
seeking, happily in vain, to obtain the
aid of foreign Powers in furtherance of
their own treason. There let them
stay. The bumblest dead soldier that
lies cold and stiff in his grave before
US, is an object Of envy beneath the
clods that cover him, in comparison
with the living man who 10 willing TO
grovel at the foot Of foreign throne
for assistance in comprising the ruin Of
his country.
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Qaartsrmaster's Departmeut.

BvT BRIG GEN, J. :. DONALDSON,
Chief CHARACTERISTICS, Department. of sas ouulber-
land. Once leo OherrT-sTest
CAPT. JAS p RUsLINa A on
ichisl Assistant Qoarteraaster. odiee 100 Cassiy,
!" CAPT 3. B BROWN, A. On
in charge Of Railroad 1rAnspor stion lFrisch, a.,
tSsssnger4 u1ice oharch street.. Sc 0O,isaiooFs
Depot lH
s. CAPT OHAs. :. WING, A on
General DsbGFsiEg OfaeeE casFterrnsssqris narsTt.
masters peParsa1ent Once lO7 Cherry street..
cAPr Henry ROWLAND, A. IN.
n charge q the Pufr hsse and prOcuTemezsos Pub
he Animals and bare "a Employees once Ito
CneFr9 siseet r tflr atn-
oAPT. I. J. coz, A eM,
n si,sge q elot6,ns. Camp sd tsrrisoA Equip
age 9ss2oneIy, QuarterInssters' Blanks, and stor-
axe OF Pubic Property. Once II Msrhet-streeL
CAPT. GE0. = sEIBsAKn, A. on,
p charge q Forge and SsgsE. ohos 90 Chevy
CAP. cHAA Il IRWIN, A az,
q ehaEss q CerEslas. Bsshies, Puddle Aa5ssls.
-eaI,s % lranspot sstou, Lumber. Workshops, &c.
CAPT, v. A WAINWRIGHT, A an,
10 csasee q Quartz masters steses, Horse Med
elass, HardSEre, 80. othoe ioo OAeny-streeL
CAPT. A v. WDLs, A on,
| IN charge q Depot e u. s. Colored Troops ana
| Ereedinen. and 6sFeTnnent Printing House. All
! al Pubic and fuvsle Buildings used as StoTy-
houses. vfleess saArisrs. SC. Vfsce No. 70 South
CAT ,. r. yksrs Lax,
il chs5ge Z issues = Teunsssss TroOPa. once
carr. ". NILS,
Tfth Rsdmeut Ohio fosunle.rs. A. A. @ NJ 7,
ensre Of Posi- lrsnslssf.sion, fusl, Issuss 70 De
ischnents, hospitais, Barr2oks, &C. Odioe. II
a. ~ PHESts Stores A. EPed IL ths Frout. on
~ cherry Sueel 8FtEEbT TSTtf
II 3 = sGEVENs,
onncsso hesgt uf Trade Bsti<ry, A. A. o. N In
ehar7e o. larer ala DEPOT TfaasDortaton, NJ Tnel
for siea2srs. ofiaoe s. Cherry street
IF.gIg CAPT. Pa CsaizT, A e.M,
p'shurs.ng sui hief QasTternaster, L. & AHbt.,x
i i,S- od'ee Church sssset, ehssssn1 -
carr s R HAMILL, A. Y II
Assisisai 70 Capt. ?. j.-Crlly. A. q. n. 90,
Shs7cA streeh ChsrtsnOogs Depot, s. ? ~
g - oAfT. q Il ctExESs 4. . ~
IN charge q Properly 8. MiHtsrv g.ar,..
O11ice church street, ChAttsnoogs Dep 81.
IT. COL L. ~ NAoEa-f for
Chift QnaItermsster Army o. the, lumh.rl.,
hseq1ssinons sad Es6niates for nrbi;, -. /
separately. - Nin0sts 4
sPsoia! s9 \ Ne "a are required sDr all
,fteies not h'fated hy the Arsny Regisf6s - a.
must oe approved by Brgso ana l5Ts,oS sll
i y, sla, q ne COMMANDS ~ Of Troops unasss
acquisitions ior Euppies a., 49,. go
.lsa lals VII : hiea q he Posi- 6Streerr,s.t,-
. the spproval Of ma Post ColnnSspse- 49,,
- oa ~. elliils-a means Of transportation Urn
81, o. pIa.ns, waen the approval he Clsf
heq elsleons and Estimates for Supplies Al BE
Lou, lnuss e presented 10 the Depot oua1ernas- |
= - = my n exsaEae csses " III tnev - L.
- oe hoEe, and then only when arpTcvpd ~ tbe
lsi SoalserInssier q the Army
a. sstaaftf @ Reeui&uosis aad Estimate 4
~, ~ fifet1e ofyiuary autograph a the Ofs~s-i
slowed ~ MS rsril, and the uun,f.,- sol 49,,
DO q ms regiment or command. M
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9Er HES AL HOSPITALS.
SURGEON H. P. sFEARSs, {. 3 VOLS,
Superintendent aud Director Of Hospitals. once

SURGEON H. P. sFEARSs, {. 3 VOLS,
Superintendent and Director Of Hospitals. ofice
"A Cherry street. gr
CuHBERI,AND HOSPITAL.
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon Burkitt Cloak, U. 8
Vols, N charge. fl
WILSON HOSPITAL
Ga Harding Pike. Asst. Surg. Apologize, o. 8
VIOLA, Ia charge.
OFFIOERs HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon }. Z. Herbst, U. 3. Vols,
"A charge.
NO / GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Surg B. B. Breed, U. 8, Vols, in ehargA.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill. Surgeon J. Z. Herbst, q. 8. Vols,
IN charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
g. e. Cor. Public Square. Surgeon J. X Ludlow
q. s. VOls., in charge.
no. 5 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Han, Church-strest. Asst Surgeon
VIII ehead, u s. A., in charge.
NO. II sMALLPoX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. ASST Surgeon g. W
France in charge
no. Ii GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n and c. Railroad Depot Surgeon 3. E
Fuller. U. 3. Vols, in charge.
NO. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Corner "a inner and Line-streets, Surgeon W
"a. Chambers, US. Vols, IN charge.
NO. l6 CONTRARAND HOSPITAL.
On College, between Church and Broad -stsests
ASA surgeon J. GoIDf9r1, IN charge.
Il NO. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL
On Market-stTeet. between Union and Chnrch
streets. Surgeon J Perkins, y. 5. Vols, IN charge
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Department

COZ. CSC. (. COOPER, Z. slA,
Medical Director, Department Of the Cumberland.
Once 80 Summer street
Ii COL A c HAMLIE,
Medical Inspector. Q. s. A. Once COZ Church
ana j. oh streets.
sURGEoE R. FLETCHER, U. 3. VOLS,
Medical PurFeyor u. 9. v. Once North Hde of
Public Square. between Market and Front.
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EArs AID Cars, spring style and in large
variety, just received BY R. "A. Thompson.
No. p Cherry street, near Union. IT,
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Bargains IN Booas And Shes At Q. "
Fau \ Con Hardware Store.
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BLOODt s1ooU sLOOD
Fluid Extract ssrssPsFIlls
Syphilis.

ThIs b En Adseucu o. The bl0od, ahd Aitaen h'
aeEusl Organs, linings of me Nose. kafsi laio.-.
Wfndpfpo. sud other muGus Gurfsces, uiallaE -
apr..ilanee 10 ne forin 81 Elcers- heimucii's -
lfisaf earHaraliiis pgIrIlss ne 8loods and la.t.
AZ scsiy aruplons of the siun, pFing % Ne olln
pIarnn = clsar and healthy color. II isainf piai-
"a erprsaslV for Ola elsss u compainis, - ttood'
purifying piopsrtes Are preserved ~ 4 ffaa.d3 %
lsnl ihaz ~ ofhsr pzspsfalion a. aatz4psFnlA'
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Van slAVoren's Metropolitan GALLERY, s.
College street -
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Posi- DEsPENsARE.--No- II South Cherry ~ Sur
geon Wr. IhrelEeld, US Vols, attending ON
GERS and the z iarni les.
Surgeon F. ". sPApIiss, 10Th Mich Vols, Media
DIRECTOR OF Post Forefs, Once No. IS College St.
Posi- EosFITAI-Cornero OF Cherry snd Elm sta.
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I'm NOW REcEIvINe A LARGE SUPPLY
a. suilerF Supplies, which ! vii - ! At the
loWess sehedslle 3ress % the aatiers q the Army
II the CuHahar4and- Snr-tn-
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i FEMkGEs! FEMALEsrr

Although you may be pronounced incurable, the
ssnarits1's Root and ser5 Juices will remove every
vestige Of impurities from she system A. well ~ al
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In many SELECTIONS with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB 10 CES i
most happily adspted-in ceraief Uterus, in Leu
eorrhoaas ~ rearing dOHu, Falling OF the womb,
Debility, and for all complaints incident 70 Che sex.
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WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY or TIE SA.
NARTT4NrS REWFDTFS

"PcsT HOSPITAL. Foaf MAusHALLel
Baltimore, Nd. Feb e. t364. !
81 have great satslsctlOn in ststlng that have
used ss1ls SI1sar,Gn RCissiiss' for Aenereal Dis
eass IN its most Gus orary forna5 that haye used
them With Judgment, discretion, snd properly. and
have found them 10 respond b my antcipat0 on q
promptly and sriecuusily knowing their CuTnpo-
sihon, hive the fullest confidence M their efissy
and AZ far IS my use ofthem extends 1recommend
them strongly AlfEEn q bouEEs,
assistant Surgeon oth Nes York Vols
Lett b. understood thst these remedies are ~
recommended, and vii positively cure the diseases
tor which they sre offered.
Price Or Male Psrksges, Samar.tan's Gin Sf.ro
Female - 20; RO0g ana Herb ia &c - CO. Wash
50 cents.
Sold By ". J. 8 c. W SMITH, Drugsists,
81. Go ner Ohur b and NIae stre ets,
NAsivILLE, IKSs.
Desmond 4 Co. PToPretOrs, sl5 Race streets,
Philadelphia
ianiS-6m.
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aImv bssaat 20 HOrsemeR.

lNHF TWt } FINE TROTTING STATIONS,
Tenn, eat snd w Washington, y r,
Wirunake II present season a my stanie "a this
catv cornuaep ing A D Il l.
frrfou Dr. ia st,eantlul denp'e own. They need
"a t. for recor1rneodE taou.
tnfh are kssa snsle and fsst aud ernnEaee All he
rel,uirca ounIit - ii dac horses. Any tniormstio
Va .n - 49, - r CORNEIIus.
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Partnership Notice.

rIyHE TERM OF BENJAMIN Cha sDLs,l. .s. : -
u partnsrsnip havtag sxPirsd - - -.
eIssr %, ~ rs1raa, NJ ~ - =. -
- 49, -iyis = sFStossrs ~ o.ero ss :,
A0es s- ~
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The loss OF TIE RODoLPH-eRAND ASSAULT
THOUOsT TO HAVE OCCURRED.
NEw ORuEAss, April 5'yIA. CAlRo, April 10.
The True Delta has news from Mo
bile to the eve of the Sd OF April A
torpedo exploded under the starboard
bow of the Rodolph. The vessel was
badly treated One man was thrown
high up in the air A large piece OF
boat fell upon the hurricane deck One
Of her large rife guns, on the starbOsfd
bow, was tossed up, and in falling,
crushed through, her decks and bottom.
The navy had dragged up al station
torpedoes in this portion of the bay,
and the ones now doing damage are
set ahoat at the city, and the tide car
ries them down among our vessels.
Our informant says he is fully con-
WINGED that general assault occurred
yesterday, the 9Th inst, upon the rebel
position He is confident our troops
would easily achieve brilliant victory.
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IITFR FRnH MnRILK-
OPERATIONS TO THE 3lsr ULr-sPAEIsH
FORT FULLY INVESTED.

OfEaAA4ONh 10 THE SlST uLE-fPAf1SH
FcRTFULLY INVESTED.
NV ORLEANS, April 5.
The latest received here from Mobile
is up to II o'clock of the 3lst ult Al
s O'Clock, on that morning, our forces
succeeded IN planting eight thirty
FOUNDER PARROTS above Spanish Fort.
and IN an angle of the bay, so that thew
sweep the bayin front of the fort This
accomplishes what the feet had at
tempted, and stops the rebel feet from
plying between Mobile and the fort II
Is thus completely surrounded. and
must capitulate in time. These eight
pieces have driven back the rebel gun
boats, and il is thought one Of them is
sunk. IN three hours they threw i've
hundred shots, while the field artillery
Is capable Of pouring four thousand
shots day into Spanish Fort.
Our loss, up to the 3lst ult, had been
four hundred snd twenty. Most of
these were lost in the attempt to plant
the eight guns, rs they were once re.
pulsed, but finally succeeded We
have underestimate the strength of
Spanish Fort It Is said to be fully IS
strong as Fort Fisher.
The Milwaukee was blown up on the
9th ult:, but no lives were lost on her.
The Usage was blown up on the 2sth.-
They are 70 be raised soon.
SECOND DISPATCH
GIN. sTEELEs ooLUNS ARRIVED TIEcLAD
sunk BY TORPEDO.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.
On the ID General Steele's column,
from Pensacola, effected a junction with
the right Of our line before Spanish
Fort This win make our force three
times as great as that of the rebels.
This junction wss among the last pre-
paratlons for an assault on the fort, and
1t Is believed here, by those having
good facilities for knowing, that the
main attack is in progress to-day, if not
already completed
General Toiten has been moving up
his siege train, and has up ward OF fifty
pieces OF levy artillery bearing on
Spanish Fort ready 70 be unmarked
when the attack is made.
A few nights ago twenty-five men
from Vermont regiment, in a charge
got upon the enemy's breastWOrks, and
were captured On our left 6 company
OF rebels were captured in like manner
Our lines have been brought so close tc
those of the rebels that they car
scarcely advance further.
We have had another gunboat blown
up. On the lst, while the tin-clad Ro
dolph was bombarding Spanish Fort
she was struck by torpedo and sunk
The official dispatch does not report
any lives lost
Over 100 wounded men arrived from
the front here, this morning, on the
steamers Kate Dale and -Ibervine SO;
have been received up to this time :
They are principally from Illinois reg
iments. Our wounded report that tbs
rebels fight more desperately than they
have any time since the siege of Vicks
burgh, They say II they lose Mobile
they may as well abandon the struggle
| General Steele's captures include 20C
men, % officers, 400 horses and q large
| quantity Of small arms.
THIRD DISPATCH
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Samaritan's WASH

the Root and Herb Juices Full directons
The efhcScy or these reraedies is alike sckuoWl-
edged tc phEsitianz snd patieats They are used
in the Z. s. Hospitals, thus Restoring % health
many Of our brave soldiers.
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sAMARITANS GIFT.
Sent By mail in pisIE enveIope.
BLOOD Rood RInn

BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD
Scr0fula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERR JUICES
go IS offered 20 the public as positive cure.
sffhll.ls Oh NENERIAL DISEASES, tho sA.
aAhlIAN kOOF AND HERB JUICES is the
most potent, certain and effsctfal remedy ever pre-
serloed Il reaches and eradieates every particle o.
me Yenereal poison, 30 that the cure il thorough
and permanent Take then Of this Purifying Rem
edy and be healed and moi trqnsr,it ~ vo7- -
terty that for which you may repent in ader years
DO NOT nEOp 1 ID
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Take no Balsan. Mercury, or unpleasant modi1ias
for unpleasant and dangerous disesaes.
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ByF. BRIG aEN. J I DONALDSON,
Chief Q1srieTEaasieT, Department. of toe Cuplber-
land. once leo OheTTT-strsst
CAPT. JAS ?. RUsLRa A. ON,
! ChiSf Assistant QnRrter1nastar. dice 100 Cssvfv,
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N charge Of the Vurr base and prOcurenaess,f ppl
he Animals and bare d Employees once liz
Cherry street T- -
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-. HENRY HnNIANn- A

0APT. 0HAs. :. WING, A Q II,
General Disb0FsisE Ofacer QasFtsrrnessaris nensTt
masters pspsrsuSnt. Once, lO7 Cherry stTs.t