, 1865-02-21
Ql,ifa4p Tribu1lt~
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY q 1865.


dispatch thct the Richmond ELdMifer Of the
Goth announces that their forces evacuated
Charleston on Tueeday last. The birthplace
though the bcavcns fell, that was to he made
the last ditch wherein the bogus Concdc.ncy
vas to meet Its extremes, is finally in our
possession. 1t has f:slen withou: q blow and
yielded before the enemy wcre at its gates. |
II would be m act Of retribu1ive Justice to !
1aze it to the ground and SOW the soil SO fer |
tic of treason with mors harmless crop Of
weeds, or Ike the fasc of s31om and Gomo1-
rah, leave pile Of ashes as the only memento
Of what was once the home Of treason.
Sherman Is moving steadily forward, like
the march Of destiny. Secretary stanton's
bulletin is full Of lis movements and the
movements Of cooperating forces. After the
occupation Of Columbia his troops pushed
on, aud at last accounts one force was near
Florence and another within q few miles Of
Wilmington. Fort Anderson is kept busy
with the shells Of our fleet. Dahlgren is
moving up to Charleston. Lee is reported
to have rent 5000 men to Beaureeard, and
e'an1' aware o. H. is On tne move WILL 'ae
Army Of the Potomac. Sheridan IA sweep
ing up the Valley against Lees base at Lynch
burg. Our cavalry from Knoxville are NOV
ing on the Tennessee and Virginia Railroad;
"no1ne1 lo'c"' HUH Ne" eef"' on LIE MI
miDgton Railroad. 4 heavy forco is
Threatening Kinston, N. c., and still
another is moving on Tarboro. It
is laundering all around the horizon. With
4ho ,,o,, ~ n;r,n. p,o,,a.no. and tho s+.onr
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III ''no u ool o'a's 'o'ol'e' t"e nna4 '!sto's
is near al hand How I'LL up Inc ranss' frcss
= on the recruiting. The enemy must not hare
time 10 take breath.
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.ers are dissat;.ned three.1on-ths ~ +ba1r
-r1,a+tr,s wbo accond;no to thu atsternent ~
n;sbon Honitns md JEFF. Darjs. hare snch a
rouderful lore for their masters that tber
will ncycr leave them. have rome oyar to the
Yankees: the farmers have no means of cul
1iFntng thclr crops Inc conscraptfon act u
atasHg anousanas VI nsnnns VINE men lnto
tne on!on a1Ius' aao l''e eonhc'a1ts taa1 are
salaeeso u, A.o ..e teoc. ams a:e q nuisance
lne[e n . - o1ssot'n's view o. l1e 'n'e1na1s OF
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q ecn.ta' oiuel Aom ~. oa1uaau' utneia1
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tA,ee a'e eo nen!s otSun'@.u ~. t',a' no n1o1e
WI " ",eeps.u, .us "ar oepall1len1.
however, nas aa'notazeo tne organization oi
MY co"1A1n'eo ~ IL W "iu 1e'''l1en'S' ID Lie
"anne' W P'ese'ioeo ~ 1ne olaet.
1ne news run Lie a'"s u Luz 1o'o"ac
Elbows tna' oesetpe UTE comins inison LEES
Amy ~ tue ia.e - ee'cuts pr uas' lug
etos's tAs3 VA ~,s s.e'As eaoaso' 1os tsos4
eone'oe4a''on' ~ q. 4eHt
1ne Proeptcuse "iptou!ul1e te'a'lons pe-
Tween ftanee alu tue eniseo eta'ee VI tne
nieAtsau 4acenol a1'e peeu 1ons'ueeu ~ u
A1epei ',.e enouu ~ oseups .A' at'snt@on
o. ene tfNy ooanci' u. ''s aase SESSION. N
1a[ls' ~. a1'e' uue eons'oefauon LIE eoaoe't
conc.uoea not !" e1agse!".e Inets 'ea1s OF
A5po1hecasc tfoaoles. ano Lett Inc matter
~ 2ota qao'
rur 1nnNTV r0Nn ERaun-
W.. arc informed BIZ the County Trea 7ure
that he had nothing to do with The frandu.
1ent alteration Of the hill nrcnarrd hv the
Board of suncryisors. 10 p,oride far the fnnd-
inv of The connav ecr,n ;seuca n, hon,,tv .,r--
roscs and tn ,,rovide Ia, the rc1;ef of soid;ers,
families. We suppose tl,ero ia m xav tn
prove that it yas done by ANYBODY IN pa,ti-
cular. Persons who commit such crimes.
usually cover their tracks as they 70 along.
We DO know TINT the first bill, as it was sent
from here, contained section authorizing
the exchange Of scrip for bonds, which would
have furnished an easy and simple and satis-
factory method for tfaosactipg the business,
and "oId h1Se gwen M commissions" to
anybody ont Of 3 fuod peculiarly sacred We
know also that The alterations In the bill
were made for The Treasuret's benefit. and
we believe he was in Springfield at the time
Il is alleged By sundry persons, VINO claim to
know something abont it, that If the bill had
passed Us il was sent from here by the Board
- - ~ "'o"s4 'Ns
treasurer TWICE ase1naca IN 1ne way of COLI
missions, as he will receive under the bill
Srorrrieors, hill had missed. there wou1d hnrc
1,ccn m money to harl1e' and 4hercfare m
~e.,,,,;es;o,s
com'u1oe'ons
Ii LIE county treasure fas Fea nothing to
do with this most unETactous swindlc be will
Of course refuse to profit by 1t, but will dis
charge his duties under the law without tax
IN, ~, frn,n the soldiers. {und. Otberw;sc
rs 80 -" e"eu.-. .-,,, -.
"e tsnk1 Inc oos'o u supervisors WILL ou-
scFve 1uastcz1y inactivity until some method
shall be devised for ticking up the scrip and
3esu;nr the bonds without sIicInc of F25. 600
~,r1,aa5 .o.av IN +h. e.ondo1nr. INV nro-
y! otooo nones - ~ ""' r.
Tidcd IN THIS DILL Inc stFo"0 Dill winch
passed was copy Of the frSt with merely
= change in the amount, For thus duplIcat-
inr 1be crro, IN +1,,nr fho gr,crr,sora Them.
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ecNee "e'e 4afse'3 Iesl'oae'o1e. Lucy seeu
to have assumed that It was the same bill
which ttey had originally sent TO SPRINGFIELD.
whereas It Was IN entirely different one. and
49,. a,,,h..;-os ~. ~ ~ as-ue-1 S4ueN 0u, a...
lnes authoflzea one Of 1aclr number TO 60 TO
Springfield and procure the passage Of
IN 10 Etcf