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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27
NORTH ATLANTIC sauADEoS,
FLAGSHIP MALvgRR,
a

on Fort rlentr, Jan. 10.
Sir, ! wro'e you Yesterday. Wa have all
the forts. The army have captured 1900 men
and large number OF officers, Including
Gen. Whiting and Col. Lamb.
Tns gunb0ats are now in the river, and
Wilmington is Theoretically sealed against
blockade runners. The rebels have destroy
ed the works on Smiths Island, and II they
don't destroy F-rt Casweli il is OF 10 use to
them-.we will get that after a little while. -
You must not expect too much Of Us at one
time.
These works are tremendous. was IN
Fort Malakott few days after It's surrender
to the French aud Engish. The eomhined
armies OF these two nations we're many
mouths capturing that stronghold, sod IL
won't compare. either 10 sizs VI streugsh. TO
Fort Fisher. The fort contained rs guns,
many heavy ones. a...r.
have not yet learned what our cssnslsass
are in killed aud woauded but ihink tnres
hundred Will cover them all. We bad an ex-
plosiou 10 the tort this forenoon. which kilied
and wounded number Of our msn---aooat
one hundrsd. some OF our sssmea we're
blown ur. and Act Asst Ps,pss'eE 4. h.
0lllstt OF Gettysburg vas hlled
~ill sspd q dstsilsd report as soon - J
eau get of the wounded and srrsngs msttsls
generally. The world never sa~ such hshis
ing ss our soldisss did. ,
- n ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

A PAINTERS TOAST. - w omsn--the fair
III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
Raiiroalls. 60 Aficu1tl.rar mp1e1nenfs etc. e
ygglEEEs - = q
81 NAN &ALFXANDRIAaR R. ~
!. "a "a =E:z:.::= $50

D. OF - :,
THRO U14F1 Rail- FROM .W.4sHING-.
oesf5rGH 4NDH2 HEX NDRLA3a TO FRI CIT
MOND AND EYMGHBJtRGf xzsasso &
WIN aha after FRIDA septem Der i 1861
xt.Jthe trains between Wlshin gton,l al exan
dria Richmond and and Lync1hbirg vii i ssrun
- 20" s1fsa TRAINS SOUTH. .s5. !.
Leave Wa Washington nIdtona roo a.: and8:30p. ms
2 - A]exandria, 1885 a. nj. ard 900 p IN.
Gordonsville; Sop. N, and 40 a. m.
arriving at; Ri chmond at 5 p NJ and s 90 a M
$ -. T Fk2ehssFg Nokf R n ana NJ
Leave h RReband oo a a. and Is
90, . Gordonsville, 1890. p M and 12.20a. m.
arrive at Alexandria 4 55fp. M and 4:5oa M
a !. sI1lt Washington 80 p. M and 525a M
On Sunday leave W ashington at 8.3o sns
sa Local freight train leaves alexandria at 4 a.
M, and arrives at Gordonsvile at II. 45 a.. m:1
Leaves Gordonsvlle at II. IS p. M and ARRIVES
at Alexandria at SIP. m. Through freight
leaves Alexandria at 3a. M, and arrives at
Lynchburg at710p. M. Leaves Lyncn ln at
$40 a. NJ, and arrives at Alexandria at 6:l0 P; m:
q Passeng gers for Warrenton will take the a:
m. train south from Washington and the 6.4o
a. m. train north from Lyhchburg. -.
Passengers by the IS q; m. and Z Is p: m;
trains from Lynchburg, and the a, M ana !lG
%. m. trains from fVlcnlnonu cOHilecS " ly1i
trains at Washington for all parts of the North
and West. ;, =,
This route has the advantage over all others,
by having continuous rail fir ON New York to
Lynchburg-405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
Manassas, Bristoe, Catlett's, Rappahannock,
CuIpeper Orange and Gordonsville, where
many of the late great battles were fought.
/. tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. 8 O. R. R. Depot in
Washington, also at the Depot, on Maryland
avenue, Washington. 80
Trains leave from the corner of First and q
streets, Washington
General Superintendent.
v. M. BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent:
Alexandria, Sept. /, 1866. sep 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
The New York Citizen, a paper every way
the friend and supporter Of the Secretary pfl
advises; lHrsStanton ,tosfenlt
q I'D thu nInlSh-l


to the shades5ef priyateslifs and the punish ??
menus must await him moments as s
IS aaS7 the
/; "a aY e
e e has at cen s saliedC
e 81 eueh beieV calleqa l5ener
esaa aItespeciaHy objects, ,as nsntlngI tot 1ne e
3 sarmythe continuance ofsthe militaryrank g. y
to Baker; and the9fmls Il
mad one Of Worst-fs ct, the y very
Bis eatgR and eol1mls
.eson 81 "a officer
tive Baker Thep itizen concludes rs 1 article
n thus -sssAs ointment member OF the ooV 8.
ernment at w ashingtona recent ly Ito Us 80
.aHe ana his men have been and are the worst St
nuisances on1of all adding, that he would
Il rather have IVirz and athe1 ASSASSINATION con-
spHators forhis bedfelloWs thanto tolerate the
COMPANY sc Baker President johnson q.
rid tie country this public oppro'bErrl1lm
3 and while'the public, without regard to party
-. cry halleluiah, every officer Of the army will
diff : prouder brow to heaven, relieved from
The stigmaand foul stain Of suchna copartner7
ship With infamy THE w ashington Chroni i
cle defends Baker, says that his character IS
s. asp,ersed, and that he retains the confidence OF
the government .o Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

DRUCES CONCENTRATED FERTILI-
ID IZER-The immediate results of the use
of this highly approved fertilizer are as marked
as in the application of Peruvian Guano, while
at the same time the land on which it is applied
is permanently enriched.
A discount made to dealers. For sale by
GEORGE E. WHITE & CO.,
Oc left Nos, 81 and 81, Cameron ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
A LBEMARLE INSURANCE CO.,
a - OF CII RI QTTESEIILE Va

IN OF CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
John Wood, Jr., Sec'y W. T. Early, pres.
This old and well and we'll established VII.
GINA COMPANY, having survived the ca.
condition, and prepared to transact business
FIRE RISKS, on the best terms. The well.
known reputation of the Company for Caution
and Prudence and for Prompt Settlement 6
Losses will no doubt secure for it fair sha,;
Of public patronage.
@~The undersigned have examined til:
statement Of Assets and Liabilities of the ABB
marie Insurance Company, and are fully sati
fed of the safety and soundness Of the Instiu
ton, and recommend it to public favor;
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
THOMAS R. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency ofthis Company
I take pleasure in recommending 1t to N!
friends as being reliable and in every war
O1'' ROBERT L. WOOD.
aug lily NO. 10, KING ST., ALEXANDRIA. "A.
lire INSURANCE AGENCY,
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Baltimore.
Active Cash Capital. 1000
JOS. < Minor THoS' F. pra nAasLhI"
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Baltimore.
ISAAC WILLIAMS n. P. CAMPBELL
Secretary. PRESIDENT
The undersigned has been appointed agent
in Alexan dria, for the above reliable CON-
panies, and is prepared to issue policies sgaiH;:
loss or damage by fire, on all descriptions 0:
property in the city or country, on terms a;
favorable as those of any other company Of
equal strength and responsibility.
Applications in writing or by person made
at my house, No. l0l, Prince street, Will r.
ceive prompt attention. o,,,c
je l6-6m u. l. IdOAAo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
INSURANCE.

ROBERT JAMESON. GEO. W. n.o +
The undersigned haye opened an 10 05 Pf;nc Ct
the Farmers Bank Building, NO. lV' flr III
street, between Pitt and Royal stIeet::: a.
transaction of a GENERAL lNoC H-A
business. on4. for ii:
following well-known and long .aont Al
Companies, in place Of the former Ase+''
o'e" HE S H0ME INSURANCE. co.
of the City of New or 90 ooo 600 0C
Cash lash. Capital a.: T. 5000 o.
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSc RAW
of Hartford, Connecti s1 Inn 900 0!
CAPITAL .... snn 600 w
Assets >-CE co.
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURAN0n
Of Baltimore hd'' 100000 %
Chartered Capital. ond nronpt
Losses viii be literally adjusted ana pA''
" paid at this Agency e INV other II
Rates as favorable as those OF an5 Standing
stitutions of equal responsibility am t-cls;;
Ali persons DESTROYS of oDtaln; +ad to CALI
insurance, are respectfully inv VT : y " N.
Ma-Ofice hours from 9 g. 1 n: ~ 7 E. BRO,
n117 Farmers Bank D"''~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

aa The Richmond Enquirer corrects an e, error OF
the Republic concerning the debt OF Virginia
It makes the total debt $33, OSO,5Oo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

" PER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The best
superphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing al. the activity of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in its effects
It contains large amount Of animal matter
in a highly concent1 ated FORM which, combined
fail to render it very Valuable as fertilizer
Notwithstanding we believe it to be the best
super-phosphate in the market yet, by q pro
cess peculiar in it's manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lessened, we are enabled to sell it
very low, with liberal discount to dealers.
NJ ELDRIDGE q CO., Sole Agents.
No. 4, South Wharves,
oct 4-tf Alexandria, va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
LIFE INSURANCE.

IIFE INSURANCE.
NHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURAACh
4 SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STAIR
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81, 600, ooO w
The rates of premium are as low as sh0seV'
any other first class company. ,cu
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL lNSUkANVD
COMPANY.
Cash Capital ... s25O,OOO 90
Insures against ACCIDENTS Of all kind,
The rates of premium in this company Sc
very low, and no medical examination Is T.
CURED. JAMESON s. BRO. AgeniS,
aup 1O-1v Farmers Bank BUILDING,
WHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANlO
ALEXANDRIA.
... CHARTERED IN 1914
Continues to insure against loss or aa la o.
BY fire. The company which has hsu W., W;
confidence of the community. for more .a a@;
half q century, again soicits the pstTohag,g:SS.
the public. Risks will be ia ken at the es'S'
iished rates, and losses promptly paid.
Office hours 50 a. m, to 5 p: M. ,,-
c. w. WATTLES, Secretary
Directors:
A. P. Cover, Prest. G. ". WatteS'
J. 81. Brent +. 5. housn'
W. Gregory, Benl; b SI1ar
E. G. Violet, 4. ID. S19 1r
T P Smith. Samuel Harper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

HREIGHTo on all articles to Springfield, Burke's,
I Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas, Bristo,e,
Warrenton Junction, Bealeton, RappahannoclkS,
Brandy, MitchelHs, Rapidan, Madison, North
Garden, Covesville, Rockfsh, Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations. must be prepaid
Freight to Alexandria, Cat1etts, Marren;113n'
Lovingston, Amherst, McIvers and Lynchburg,
may be paid on delivery; uu,,,
General Freight Agent
oct lift ". q n ~. Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. r.
- COMPUTATION TICKETS.

Persons wishing to travel frequently, from
Alexandria to any particular station on the line
Of this road, may purchase coupon tickets, at
discount of twenty-five per cent upon the regu-
lar fare. Apply at the General Ticket Office
~ 12-dtf j. M BROADUS, u. L. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
Land Agents.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

All kinds Of Real Estate en- Vsrglnah bought
and sold. f5art5-
Messrs. HILL & TUCKER No 125 King street,
Alexandria. have constantly on hand farms
and town property for sale in all parts OF the
State.
They are also authorized to purchase real
estate anywhere and IN any qtantltles, on the
best market terms. - - y OIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
nov lily

,s> L, IT i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-31
From San d. )mingo.
General pimcniers ~ everprn-pt over
thrown-Gescrsl Cabr vi Appointed Pro-

pimcnioi's ~ overpmest over
thrown-t:eHcral Cabr vi Appointed Pro-
tector.
IJsnd. thst the Dorninicsni are getting Into new
difficulties, Tbs DiARio OF ~ Jsso, Cuba, Of the
18Th instant give, the psro liars ofs revolution that
b,, Just occurred in the Oh ,er island The capital
aud other towns Of mPorta, CO. have issued "Popu-
lar Manifestation" prono Incins against General
Pimenlel. Who since Jsnu ,ry has boon carrying on
that he CALI reformatory Gcrernmcnt, With high
h.nd. The document nss,cs General Jo.o Maria
Cpbrsl 40 Protector of tb Republic aud authorizes
him 10 take immediate Possession Of the supreme
comm and, and dsvi~o yrc for the preserva
u,n Of the country aud ,he public interests S he
may judse necessary, un,n . Bev government
can be established. General Timrntol ~
charged In the IN snifeststion" with setting
10 complete defiance or as Law and order prosecuting
tho members d the provisional government, loading
eiti,rn. Nth ohG,ns, and threatening them ~ith
death sonnt A.ife tbs election Of delegates TO tho
National Couyen,pon, ordering thoir arrest, and
oauring new memhep 10 bo elected, ,ubservient TO
britefy. Theso ami many other charges are pre-
tered At.inst him, q tor dcposlHs him and
ring Cahral W take the direction Of affairs
Gen Cabrai h.s accepted the oGor, and has srsady
anpoiuted civil and military ecers Tor the various
departments Of the Cover nuent. A. last accounts,
Cabfal. at the head Of body Of troops bad sons 10
pu. the opposition raised against him in Cibss.
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WRECK Of the sum Durutv a.--Drsadial
hune rtna nj 80 4.

The Liverool M.RouHY Of thu iJth inst. contains
an .ocsun, Of the sinking Msr ch last Of the shiV
Sam Dunuins, -hiic her vs. from Ransom for
I.vou,o,l. She leh Rsnsoon on March the 1sth,snd
had tesn " &c, but one day vh she vas wrecked
during avolent storm. Out Of cro- OF thirty one
mcu. aniy AT suIyiycd. Thtr 'urvivoSs kept afiont
raj. iot several d.vs endun Terrible tu1erings.
Tho had to leather sld ria h, and 20 drinr salt
v.nr Thsy we're rescued on th 2lth Of April, hav-
tnr been tao ran tor near v month. When
piebod ap they we're in 0 nOrt vistched condition,
aud pish dead fom hunger, th irst and posnre 70
the elements, being drenohed W ths skis hy the
vsvos. rhich eyery moment IL uhed over theiI fiait
,upr5rt Their hsnd. and fee we're inhamsd snd
,sol en- 10 an enormous sEe ith the sntien OF IL o
aud salt
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Ler.ey Demoerntic stnte CooyesIo

Trenton, Aug. 3J.--The Democratic State ConVeh-
tion assembled al O'Clock. General Charles hasn'
OF Monmouth, vas elected President with aNNe
President from eseh Congressional District Inc io'
low ng nominations Tor the Candidate Tor governor
veie made, Major. General Mott, OF burlington
Msor-Gouersl Runyon, OF EEseT Theodore hah
dolph, Of Hudson Moses Bigeow' OF hs'e'' ana
s.mu.l J Raysrd Of GloucesLeI. ON the third hsl
lot cen RuuJo on received SS9 votes, and Ss unah4
nously nominated,
THR REsoLr rIoN-
The Committee on RESOLUTION reported 'ene'
cha ng the consequences Of g., -. ou the eleouon
Of sectionsl President and the iats'i,m oi sec
tonsl party favorirg return OF tho Govefnment 10
ia original purposes and OBJECTS do Aflhs ahu I'
,sting on the rights NJ the States; opposinS uetrV
suffrage emphAtically agreeing win I3'Ilu'Lh,
Io1npnn thai this subject must BE- Hn I'm Wv
states fAyOring return 20 the gold and sliNot uuI
rency oppoinc the exemption OF hoV'IHh'h' npni ~
from tsIstion equal, expressing rvl,lH w , p,'
sr4titudc 70 the s0ldes insisting uAI lhs l"Fr.u
pFpt shsu pay tho .oidiers the full holDl po.l,o
] IN then, oppOsiug military arrtsts m'otlni ~
dom OF eiections, ard tha restoration oi TIE hq,,a
| e2ypUA aad coming down on me uAuohA '''' :.
| onerous aud Improperly mAnARed'
AtA' speech fE'S General RuDy0n' @' 0SA''a
] ton sdJoaned.
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From Hayti,
Successes Of the Hebels-Ti'sh,y Interest.
ing Accounts.

Tn. L. 3. assisor state q Georgia, from Csps
Hayden o, the g2d cf August ha srrtvei e,inSins
The following important nielisenoo Tue rebel.
bad t.ton Fort st Michel on the cpTo'ie ,ide Of the
h.rbor sy SURPRISE in tbs night c.usus tho troop.
Of Prcs,deut Getrsrd to evseua Petite Auss," and
to stop the bomhardment Of the town. The town had
been relieved from i most presslns wants by small
vessel, runnius the block.ie At nithL aud bcctdds
-.r-,r from Nsssau had run in 9TH provisions.
,rla. and ann uuition. only three or fou, persou,
in th. to-n had been killed Ivy the bOmbsriIenL
but many had died from fright and starvation. ! hs
White inhabitants cf the Capc vsrc in avery un'a's
rc.ition, being obliged to kssp within doors and
being uh,eeted to eons,sst ,hrc.u hy the mob
composed mostly Of women, sftned With knives uei
on ns cad of b,mhoc POLES. Ths rebels had er,loed
thres o. GeIrsrd'. ohison from the Ams rican Goa
suls house snd sbo, them In cold blood. Tie rrtos
ere determined TO hold cut. and tho Government
forces are relueed TO small numbsr By deaths snd
dssertion.
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News Items.
[By Telegraph 10 1e Nsv Yort sun.l


Can saunl has srrived at vlcksburgh. on his
tour ~ ms, sc,iou.
Tnr steamer n. .. IIill WAS supls In Yazoo River,
Saturday night. B,st and cargo Nre a totsl loss.
TlE nav Chamber NJ Commsrce al Chicago, M,
vas formally dedicated yesterday.
Tso hemp s,rshop,e. on the corner Of Ashley
sri Second st ssls, ~. L7ui' Mo, conGsinins 10
ma hole. NJ hcrnJs wero turned yesterday night:
ta,Al loss about ss&,Ooo Insurance, S26nono.
GOV. SWIM n Now Hampshire, has invited
the Governors oi all other New England si.tcs.
~ith ther respective suits, to he present ~ his
suesis IT he New England Tsir which will no held
neNt Sees.
lns remairs NJ Henry oClsrenee Mccarthy,
Deputy uasd Centre, Fsnian Bro,b.rhood, who
died In Minnesota = 'ow days since, ave lying In
stat. NJ Mozart Han, In 81. Louis Mo. The fune-
raj will take pl,ce on Sunday.
A drsri.a,N, recently occupying a pronineu,
posi-, on, Who .rivcl 81 washington from Alsbs-
ma, yss,erlay ssys that Proyos, hrshAls have
| leeu ,rpo ntsl in every county Of The STATE. TO
slminlaier the oath Of amnesty.
Tue inques, O. Coroner IIendriGk son and . jury
a. J.macs l. l., on tho bodies Of TIE persons who
have diel IN conseqrsncr Of injuries roce.vei by
the collision Monday morning on tie Lou Island
| Railroad 70 MT y,t concluded. The tesHmony
continues to Le very conflicting.
Tns saldlery AID hard ware establishment Of the
Iaada.y Fire Arms ClmpNny. at Nov Haven,
Cora, was Acclontsi'y destroyed by Are yes.er-
l.y L,. tbiTty thousand do'i',s. The fire COM
lnua!cstej TO building oecrp I'd by the Psrmses
P,Inoior,e Company. Liza, twenty eight Thousand
dollsh
hpyIcrs from iAs Asxcsn tr'drr IN Ne l0ih
As., roiI ,iorts .clriou.,J frA'1nsl state onairr
ht, 4an aui generals oa the Ro Grards aud GER
tain dign.,aries u tae Max M an Government,
who, it is reported have beou hoSnob'iug toyC-
ther and ioIaGiug each ythcr Ia truo cunvlyAl
.tyls,
IL secordAr~c wish ttolsw Of CCncress q May
e. lseL contract was tyued oStorlay by Post
tlasier General DEM ~, on tie part Of tht
Llted S.ats,, aud rs j. q. Navarro, OF that n the
Unitod S'ats' pnd H''4 aS'l ''saInShiP Company,
~ carry lhe nsls ios tho o.AI tsn years between
zoe two countries.
TnE Postmaster Genera has entered into con
tract with ,hc Atlantic 49, mi'issippi s,esmst i
Company, John !. Roe President TO convey th,
mails in suitable and sa'e steamboats, Oh the Ms
ssspp Il ver from CalrJ, n, to W Orleans, La
AMI back every other lay, Lhrco and half Inss
week
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Tngng are hve SX low halls IN Richmond,
where every wight white and black oil niH 90
gethcr and sl - in for fun and dsviltry. The
guard house is iu'l every night.
A CUiIors calCulAtion has teen published IN
EpRlAnd in regard 10 the terrible ALPINE .ccidsnt
At Nstterh 1ru. Tue unfortunate geui6nsG who
perished, fr'l 900 feet. Had IL hetn sheer des-
cent, they Nould have ialleu that distance ~ six
ssu a"cnds. Hthey resohed The ground 81 tho
speed usG1liy sttributsd " falling bodies, they
would bsve fallen at the rate Il 3ia miles hour.
or slz times The speed of our suitieft atpIoss
trains sinking tho earth with . momentum Of
81, 900 pounds, Or 20 tonL
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SUCCESSES OF THE REBELS.
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PRECAUTIONS IN ENGLAND.
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Shocking Scenes and Incidents,
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IMPORTANT FROM HiYTI.
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Opening of the suez Canal
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PROGRESS OFTHE CHOLERA
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it Reaches Marstiiles.
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lien T1ads Cripple5 and Idiots
And Threatened With
Starvation.

a sICE SOLDIER WHIPPED.
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The N5w Jersey Democracy.
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The Latest News
Dy Telegraph 10 thc y. Y. Sun.
TEE WIRZ TRIAL.

TsstimsRJ Taken Yesterday.
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General RunyOn for Governor.
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SHARP RESOLUTIONS PASSED.
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Green Flies as Thick as Locasts.
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LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
Wade Hampton's Attack on Gen.
Fitzpatrick.
N. c correspondence of N. Y. Tribune.

N. correspondence Of n. Y. Tribune.
After the men had gone into camp, Gen.
Hampton sent for his officers and arranged
bis plan of attack, which was as follows:
Gen. Wheeler was to have the right, and
right center; Gen. YONG was to have the
left center, and Gen. Butler the left.
Their lines we're formed in circle, almost
enveloping our camp. In this order they
moved their main force within one hun
dred and fifty, and at some points within
fifty yards of our camp fires. Our men
lay wholly unconscious of the presence of
the enemy or of danger, supposing, of
course, the pickets-if there were any
cause for alarm-would rouse the camp !;
but they, poor fellows, had been placed in
the center of Wade Hampton's lines, and
were all "gobbled in five minutes after
they had been assigned positions. The
rebels rode up in blue clothes, with bum
dies of forage tied to their horses, and
were of course taken for our own men,
who had just been sent out for forage.
Every man was captured and disarmed.
In the morning, at four o'clock, reveille
was sounded by our men. Immediately
after. Gen. Wheeler moved to the attack
on the right, with Gen. Young advancing
on the center. The men were aroused
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John found that his experience in riding
logs and navigating all sorts of crafts on
the Minnesota streams, was of use to him
in this emergency, and he "msde the
rifle" in safety. The negro being familiar
with all the roaGs, they had no difficulty
in reaching our lines at Wilmington. He
arrived there on the Esd of February,
having been just five days and nights get
ting through. His weight at this time
was just LOG pounds. He. was immedi-
ately furloughed for thirty days, and ar
rived home last week.