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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-07-20
N E w G. r OC E R Y I!
WHITESIDE e. LASLEY
HAVE just opened large and we'll assorted
Ill stock Of
Family Groceries,
Glassware,
n1,nar cxrro1,a

and Woodenware,
0n Court street, to which they invite the atten-
,tion of the citizens of Pomcroy and vicinity. as
,they believe they can suit ALL both as to quality
and prices, having determined to keep only the
best articles which they will sell as low as whole
sale prices will permit. .-.r
Butter, eggs and chickens wanted at all times.
for which VIC will pay cash or groceries.
WHITESIDE & LASLEY,
Pomeroy, July Is, 1s65-[f.]
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23

| eral opinion is that he will go 10 Charles
! ton and establish base there, but We
| confess we do not see what need he has
| for base. It is to be presumed he IS
subsisting on the country, and he hes
had no battle to consume his ammuni-
ton. Before leaving Savannah he de-
clared his intention to march to Columbia
thence TO Agusta, and thence to Charles
ton.
This was uttered as bost and to hide
his designs, as we believe, and he will
next strike at Charlotte. which is one
hundred miles north Of Columbia, on the
Charlotte ii Columbia Railroad or at
Florance, 5. G., the junction of the Co
lumbia q Wilmington and the Charleston
d Williamson Railroads, some ninet,y
miles east OF Columbia
There was a report yesterday til, It
Augusta had also been taken by the en- q
my, This we do not believe.
1--WE have reason to feel assured tn at
nearly the whole Of Sherman's army is
at Columbia, and that the report tn at
SchoGeld was advancing on Augusta was
untrue.
From the Wing we learn the Charl es-
ton Mercury of yesterday announce: 4
temporary suspension of that paper.
with a view to its temporary removal to
another point. This is rendered nece )
sary by the progress Of military even IS
cutting it off from the mail.
''Semmees has been made Rear \ d.
miral, and will take command of the
James river squadron,
[Signed It. s GRANT,
Lieutenant General"
wAsnrsoros, Monday, Feb. 2o.-The following
dispatch has been received at the NAVY Dppartuuer
FLAGSHIP HARVEST MooS, REBELLION RoAps
CHARLEsToS HAREoR, Feb. Is, 1865.
Hon. G. Welles, Secretary Of the Navy:
SIR: Charleston abandoned this morning by
the rebels. l am my way to the city.
have the honor to be, very respectfully your Oh ai
ent servant. JAo 4. DAHLGRES-
Rear Admiral.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23
The Slavery Question.

The Louisville Journal, Of a recent
date. contains the following significant
article:
.'W reproduce this morning q very
significant article on Slavery and the
Democratic Party from the New York
Leader, to which We would call the at
tention Of our readers
The article Is reproduced to indicate
the revolution in popular sentiment on
the slavery question, even IN tie Demo
cratic party and a- significant Of the
inevitable tendency Of events now crowd
ing into orr history new light i
dawning upon the nation is light is
flooding the political sky; and he who
fingers on in sIumber dreaming Of an
recoverable past. will lie consumed by
tie increasing fame Missouri and
Maryland have declared for emancipa-
ton. ard they 1o1k 10 k5atH-Eg. coufdet.t
i7f shs TO. IN tbe spirit of true progress.
VII marguerite tie system
Two-thirds Of Democratic party in
the loyal States sustaining ~ they do
the national cause, and approaching the
last Presidential vote. wiIl respond to
the main views expressed bv the New
\ ork Leader Sooner or later. and at no
distant day. the Federal Constitution
will be go amended a. 70 prohibit slavery
throug hoDt the nation Whatever orr
preiudices on the subject. such is clearly
Tie iesfiHp bsfo-e rs Every cool and
intelligent thinker rerceives il.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23
JAY COOKE
Reckless Prodiqality.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Phg

The Indiana Legislature two years ago
iFtled to pass any appropriation bills,
| scause the Republican members of the
lswer house left their seats and refused
t ) return, and thus breaking a quorum in
hat body. Thus no means were provi-
{ ii to meet the payment of the interest
oh the State debt. Gov Morton, instead
g converting the Legislature in extra
SESSION, visits New York, where he made
t engagements with Winslow, Lanier Il
ID, by which they assumed the liabilities
asising from the interest on the State
& ,bt becoming due. This firm did not
lay this debt, but assumed it. On the
+ st of September last the Treasurer of
: ate deposited in New York, subject to
tie order of Winslow, Lanier & Co.
$500, 900. On the first of November.
t. e Treasurer deposited $40, 900 more
5, hject to the same conditions. This
Foney was used by the above firm on
watch they did not pay one cent of
Interest. Now the Legislature gives
VI inslow, Lanier & Co seven per cent
ott the amount Of interest due the credi-
ttrs of the State This amounts to
Il out S33,ooo, which the taxpayers have
II pay, without receiving any benefit
ttom it.--Goy. Morton and his party
f..ends are the only ones benefited
" regret exceedingly that any Demo
clat should have a vote for this measure,
which is a robbery of the people In
lis, as in other thing. we can but com
lend the action of Hon. Jason b. Brown,
this county, who has adhered to prin-
i9le and voted against such outrageous
s tpropriations,-Br Eaioa
This is decidedly cool Democratic
{ itor talking about the prodigality of
t T. present Legislature, in making appro
/ Nations to pay our honest debts, and
i almost the same breath condemning
I rT. Morton for not converting the Legis-
! sure in extra session to make the ap
! lopriations necessary for the payment
c the same debts, by which much
| ger one would, in all probability, have
t len incurred. The debt due Messrs.
! finsloW d Lanier has been paid, and it
! useless to waste time upon this subject
- perhaps it is due these gentlemen to
that the Treasurer, Mr. Ristine. was
y ling to pay the interest on the State
nds, but was prevented from SO doing
| his securities; and the interest was
! lid by Messrs- Winslow d Lanier, ont
q their own private funds Even if this
I d not been the case, and the money
eth which tue interest was paid had be-
fnged to the State; by the action of the
= -moeratic securities Of Ristine, it would
I'VE been legitimate business transac
.7n by Nr. Ristine, and Winslow and
.anef- The securities and Mr.. Ristine /
ieing responsible to the State for the /
Eoney insured her against loss No +
.2ubt the Democratic Treasurer, Mr.. I
.istlne, has his share of the profits re
ilting from such a use of the State
! oney, if it was SO used. On this subject +
] 2 have no light, only from hints like i
i4eabove in Democratic papers .Nad.- F
In Courier
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23
From Indianapolis

Fe5. IL, 1888.
tt sI45th Ind le;t last night for Louisville. TIE
rT aert mum red thousand men. and fully
arm 4 and equipped Il marching iown Washington
stree General Carrntan halted them il front ef tie
Bate H3use, when Governor Morton made them !
brle address. Owing = TIE want II cconnansatsons
al amp Darlington tbe regiment hal = = ct
bef Is held oiFcer- mad been appointed They Mi
be .ppoiated possible. I1a Governor So
nf ed his intention Il appoint bat skilled
to those positions. TIE i5ath Illinois regl-
Hs passed through tie city today tie front
c. l. Frank T. sherman. of Chicago j. learn, EAeE
CO mmander. Capttsa JOAN L. AcQutity, OF General
Il oveys staff. has isa appointed Lieutenant solone'
OF tise l45a Regiment al-oa regaaletaE-
Recruits are arriving .tta. tie Of i've han
rel per day- Camp Darlington = crowded tau, aaa
he Old Camp Suillvan ) being fitted Up asaia
~ We received epistle from our correspondent
Simon last week but TOO late for our paper. He
speaks Of the pszae x the Constitutional restriction
in regard 70 slagery--whic have already PUBLISH
ed.-we give in to-davss parsv tie yeas ard uays. 60
lis passage in tie House. simon says: The 18th
Article Of the stare Constitution all rleelre is death
blow some Of these days that will 30 the friends Of
justice and humanity good an this Land Of
Indeed live age Of progressive Development
and moral reform. The old fogy arm cannot restrain
-heir onward march, AMI all Of this class h4i better
stand r the wav unless they haze desire 70 o.
run over" Speaking Of tie "Bouatv Bill" lie says
he thinks It viii pass, AMI that the spaaps e Ola
WAYNE, desire just such 4 law volunteering IS the
best mode to I'll up armies aud ths proper way 10
induce the service is u gve them rea-
sonable bounty, that they may have their homes
better satisfied and know that their families pro-
vded for whilst they are absent Drafting IS oiious
and hateful in many particulars, aud contrary the
spirit Of the age in which We live"
In the Senate, Feb. 81 bills introduced for the
better protection at wild formation Of compan-
les for the detection and apprehension Of horseheFes
and authorizing companies to construct water-works
for cities. Bills passed providing for compensation
for property destroyed by uobs and riots and regla-
ting wei hts and measures.
In the House, bill was introduced 70 regulate the
practice Of medicine and surgery establishing a
Board ia each county examine and license appli-
cants also, BjI authorizing the payment of interest
on State debt semi annually, without specific appra-
priations declaring tie latter unnecessary. The
joint resolution submitted heretofore select COM
mittee abosAng the 18Th Article of the constitution
reported back, placing negroes under certain dis
abilities, AMI recommending its passage. The offer
OF 300 acres Of land and 600 acasA by citizens Of
Tippecauoe County for the establishment Of the ri-
cultural College the Battle Ground, commune
Gated to the House by message from the Governor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
To Major General Dir:
The announcement of the occupation
of Columbia, South Carolina, by General
Sherman, and the predicted evacuation
of Charleston has been communicated to
DepaStment in the following kilograms
lust received from Lieutenant General
Grant.
TSignedl +. NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War. .
Cry Po1Nr Feb. Is, AS p. NJ,
Hon. Z. " Stanton, Var Department;
The Richmond Dispatch Of this morn
ing says:
Sherman entered Columbia yesterday
morning, and its fall necessities ii pre-
sumes, the fall of Charleston, which it
thinks is already being evacuated.
Signed L. :. GRANT.
Lieutenant General.
CRY POINT, VA, Feb IS
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, HIar Department:
The following is taken from to day :
Richmond Dispatch:
.srHE FALL OF COLUMBIA.
Columbia has fallen, Sherman
marched into and took possession of the
city yesterday morning. The intelli-
gence was confirmed Yesterday by Gen
Beauregard, in an official dispatch.
columbia is situated on the north
bank of the Congree river, just below
the confluence of the Saluda and Broad
rivers.
From Beaureeard' dispatch. itappesrs
that on Thursday the enemy approached
the south bank of the Congree. and
threw number Of shells into the city.
During the night they moved up the
river. and Yesterday morning forded the
Saluda and Broad Rivers. Whilst they
were crossing these rivers. our troops
were under fire. General Beauregard
evacuated Columbia. The enemy soon
after took possession.
Through private sources, we learn
that two days ago, when It was decided
not TO attempt the defense of Columbia,
a large quantity Of medical stores. which
il was thought was impossible 10 remove
was destroyed. The female employees
Of the Treasurer Department had been
previously sent off to Charlottesville, ten
miles south of Columbia. We presume
the Treasury telegraphic establishment.
was also removed, although as to this we
have no positive inform alton.
The fall OF Columbia necessitates. we
presume, the evacuation Of Charleston,
which we think likely is already in pro
cess Of evacuation.
"Itis impossible to say where Sher-
man will next direct his steps. The gen.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23
State of Indiana, Wayne County. S
CHARLES DEMO

In the WAYNE
CHARLES DEMO Common Please Court !
May Term, A. u. 1885.
MARY ANN DEMO Uirorce NJ "a,
UpE IT KNOWN, that, on this 2Ist dav of FehruI
- airy, 1853, the above named Plaintiff bv John q
Mhitrdge, his Attorney flied in the office of the CLERK
Of The WAYNE Common Pleas Court his complaint
against said defendant In the above entitled cause To-
gether with the affidavit Of competent person that
SAID deiendantis not resident Of the State Of Ind
Saii defendant Mary Ann DEMO, therefore, il here
BY notified of the fling and rendencv Of saii nnnlan,
against her, and that, unless she appear and an.
sEer or deur thereto the calling of the said cause
On the second day Of the next Term Of said Court.
70 be begun and held at the Court House in Center
Fiiie, on the second Monday Of May next, said com
plant AMI the matters and things therein contained
am aifeged VIII be taken true and the said cause
VIII De heard and determined in her absence.
Witness SAMUEL II. SCHLAGLE Clerk,
-ealE and the seal Of said Court, al CenterviIie.
f-1-f this 2fst day of FebrusrY 1865.
SAMUEL b. SGHLAGLE, Clerk
CeaterYille Feb. 81 1866. 52-4w $40
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PADuCAH, KY, Feb. Il, 1865.

AbLSAIi ~ GU H., 1Coo
EDS RICHfoHD, PALLADIUM
Having seen but little in your excel
lent j ournal, in reference to the 9th In
diana Cavalry, | have concluded that q
brief sketch Of its operations might in
terest your readers. Having been con-
fined in the hospital at Nashville, with
rheumatism, and from the effects of Old
wounds received in the battle of Rich
mond kentucky, | was prevented from
participating in the series Of brilliant
operations in front of Nashville, which
resulted in the complete discontinue of
Hood but the 9th was there and ever
lin at the DEATH and won the reputa-
ton of being the first in and the last
out, of any regiment of its Brigade
At Wilson's pike, ut Brentwood and
Franklin, its gallantry shone most con
spicuously, taking several pieces of ar
tllery and as many prisoners as it num-
bered men. One man Of Company c,
(DBSSIs ANDREWS, of Union city, dash
ed forward some fifty yards in advance
of his comrades in one action, rode
squarely up to the rebel line-strucI1 4
reb over the head with his sabre, and
marched him back as a prisoner to our
lines. Many acts of individual bravery
might he mentioned but for pure au-
dacity and reckless daring, this seemed
to surpsss anything of the campaign.
The casualties among officers was par
ticularly severe. Col. Jackson, was
knocked from his horse in a hand to hand
conflict with the enemy. He had Just
aad a personal rencounter with the rebel
General Roddy, in the sabre exercise
and compelled Roddv to retreat, and
while pressing, met with the accident,
ncountering those who came to the
General assistance.
Capt. Holson, was killed outright,
Lieut., Burroughs and " ats, fell-all cal
antly leading their men Capt, More
rouse, brave officer and a noble man,
vas struck down ny minnie ball, but is
about to recover, Lieut.. DuvaI, was al
30 severely wounded.-Including losses
1t Sulphur Trestle. in September last,
he 9Th has suffered terribly, for new
egiment 1t reports for duty less than
lalf the men it did eight months since.
When became able to report for
uty. Joined tile command Of Capt B.
. Brown, whom YOU will recolleet as
lie able and efficient recruiting officer,
ho accomplished so much against such
storm Of opposition in your district
lst year He was placed in command |
{ the diamountel 9Th, and with his
characteristics energy and industry, went |
Q work to secure horses for lis command |!
had them mounted. armed and equip
'ed in few days: with wagons for /
transportation, and proceeded as an in .
ependent command, to JOIN Gen. VII |
On at Eastport, Mississippi
Subordinate officers aifd men all con
n in saying. that they never had a bet
n time in the service than on this
.arcA. The Captain made every pro
ision for the comfort of his men kept
lem supplied with good rations, got all
lie duty the service required ont OF i
TEN without . murmur. and will ever
Lrembsrei kindly Is every soldier Of
tit command
dyree al the qualifications for high
cnmand, should have had it in the be-
glaing, and the service would be bene
it'd, if tardy justice would nete It out L
to.T- now
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23

reach New Orleans. the crescent city
whittier we are now bound-and call the
Captain ont on one Of his eloquent
speeches. for which he Is always ready
Our destination i Unknown. except
that We report II Gen. Candy; but the
friends Of the 9th, viii hear OF her in
the department Of the-perhaps at Mo
bile, for some time 70 come
Yours, JAeoB 4 JACKSON.
Lieut. 9Th Ind Cavalry
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23

The burning of large port on Of
Charleston by the rebels, is an ever It not
to be deplored, Owing to the man. her in
which it fell into cur hands, that might
not have occurred, if the rebels them
selves had not applied the torch. AS it
is the only regret Is that the destru, ction
of the hot bed Of secession was not
complete.
A gang of rebel cavalry dashed into
Cumberland Md, before daylight on
Tuesday morning. and having surprised
our pickets captured Generals Crook and
Kelley and took them away with them.
The very boldness of the deed proba bly,
insured its success. 4 pursuit hal been
instituted, but, at last accounts, nothing
had been heard of the captors or th cir
prisoners.
The news Of the evacuation of Charles
ton, and its occupation by our forces.
was received with much enthusiasm by
both the Ohio and Indiana Legislatures
At Columbus the House gave free utter
ance to the JOY the good news inspired.
cheered shouted. and sang John Brown
and Rally round the Flag" members
messenger boys and spectators. both
civil and military joining in the chorss
The Wisconsin Legislature has ratifi-
ed the constitutional Amendment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

T4se Nptss are issued under the date Of August ssh
Is4 ani PAYABLE shree years frcm thai taat time
currsuer. or are convert4ble al the option Of sh
Eal4eriat3
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23
State of Indiana, Wayne County, S S.


JosKPH LEWIS In the Wayne
Circuit Court
CHaRLEs CATEY August Term A. ID. 1855
ALLEN coESELrUs Jr-i Attachment No. 1880.
WpE 1T KNOWN that, On this 2is. day Of February
- 1855, the above named Plaintiff, by W. A. Peells
Esq. his AtornsY filed ia the office Of the Clerk az
the Wayne Circuit Court his complaint against said
defendants in the above entitled together with
.be affidavit Of Competent person that said defend
ants not residents of the State Of Indiana
said defendants Chzris Gstev sn35Allen CorneIsn.
Jr- therefore hereby notified of the fling ara
tendency II said complaint against them, and th..
unless they sprear and answer aemur tharst, !,
the calling a TIE said tire second day OF ,h
Term Of said Court ~ be begun and held :. ~,
Court House in Grnservie, the LIST Morxiar -
August next sad complaint and the matters and tb,,
therein contained and slledSed, viii he taken a.
and the sad cause viii Be heard and determined
their absence. III
-.zi. WINES, sAhT u. SCHLAGLE, Clert -
E--f the Seal Of sasd Court, II Cen,erv5lle 80
2ist day Of February 1868. ~ 4
SAM d. SCHLAGLE, cert
tf-ssss1 By Rob. c. corbalsy, Den
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23

BRoySs BRONCHIAL THRocnEs 4
sfepot - opened in London for the sale
i these Lozengers. which have been so
ing IN use in America for relieving
sthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Throat
disorders and Affections of tire Lungs.
ftverro2{ Past
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23

Cod closed n New York Tuesday night 29fJs
asra vas HezFr demand 70 short contracts
s7c&s were active and generally higher.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23

DIED,-I1 this citr, On Sunday last, Feb 18th,
> the rezlienee Ct her son JEssk u. HrrTos,5 Re
EocA Hr--os, azed 20 ys2rz, months, and ID days
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: 7-30Loan!

F. authority 81 the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
Hyssignei has assumed the General SubscriPtson
1geaeT tar the sac Of Inira States Treasury Notes
BEARS. seven alet three tenth. Per cent. interest per
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FLfss out the old banner, let fod after fold,
Enshrine new glory each il injured;
Let it speak to our hearts still !. sweet of old,
The herald Of Freedom all the world.
Let il float out in triumph, lie: it wave head,
The noble old ensign, its stripes and its stars:
u gave us our freedom, Ger shadows dead.
Gaze might to our heroes, made sacred their scars
Lstit wave in the sunbeam, unfured in the storm
Our guardian at morning, our beacon at night,
When peace shines in spendor athwart her bright form
Or wars bloody hand holds the standard Of might
Tnfurl the old banner, its traitors crush down,
Let II still be the banner that covers the brave,
The star spangied banner, with glory own,
It's too noble a banner for tyrant and slave.
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SADDLES 81 HARNK
JUST RECEIVED!

LEATHER Il. r. BAGS,
Gothic X. X. Bags,
Sole Leather Travelling Trunks,
Hard Leather Spring Trunks
Ladies Large Travelling Trunks,
Safies' Bonnet Boxes
Sole Leather Naliises
Fancy Horse Blankets
Common Horse blankets
LADIES, Gents and Boys Saddles
Fine and Farm Harness.
Rounded and Plain Riding Brides
Buggy, Wagon and Butchers Whips
Leather and Common Horse Brushes,
Trace and Breast Chains
Draft and Yankee Harness
Draft and Buggy Collars,
ordered Work well got up. by experience
Norkmen, and Repairing done up
promptly.
ieb-t w. /. BRADY
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Ae rebels fail to get a lag to
thet They seeded under the rars
snas flag. Fort Sumter was hombas
Ell nfer the palmetto dag. rhe rel
Cong~s while ut Montgomery and d,
ing Rrhanans administration favor.
= hag Eh "a white ground espressi
OF the bodless character of tleir rev
luton, one but Union men having |
TO that tie been killed When Faith
Abraham allei for IS, 900 men. aell
vast that Re london TTmes sagely doub
ed whetherit would be answered, tn
rebel Congrss,aised the stars and bars
As our boys nner Gran. and Sherma
have taken so fqnent occasion to "le
down the bari and GO through unit
the rebels ha, got tired of .sseein
stars, they ahohed the stars and bars
and after varietof devices arrived g
the "cross of star or ..Southern cross.
The device Is sposed to have bee
suggested by the ,imate word in tn
well known line ofae southern bird.
4 went to de rihbcr 4 couldn't get ocr,..a
1t well eNpresst the genera ide
that secession is nd road to r,veI.
They have finally Dipped this fhC fc-
another, in which tx say thei lac
battle flsg" will ccnltute the .I'fon"
with a border of five United stars. We
are of the opinion thaf they wan any
II MON in their new o they hat bet
ter change once more 81 adopt tn stars
and stripes. In this numeratia we
have not included the = they diplav
ell At Donelson. Nicksbg, &c. a.. 1t
is believed they have "A w of thesame
kind at Richmond. and ut those who
enlist under the preser call viii see
them. Chicaqo Tribune.
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Richmond and Fort Wayne Railroad.

The following are the officers elect for the essulnS
rear.
DrRRcross.--Janes r. Msndeahsl, James u. Pee.
Arthur Mcns~ y. r. EsastoE. T. ". ki-ar s L.
Scott. S. A. shus- Isaac Underwood, " Il. Dean
PsksfpSNT.-A. Ackev.
SscRErAxr.-Thouaas I. Sce...
TRxAsrErg-T ". Kissr.
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GEN. GILMORE 5 OFFICIAL REPORT

GEN. GILMORE OFFICIAL REPORT.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l,-A dispatch fl ON
Secretary Stanton to Major General Dix
announces the reception Of the OFT cial
report of Major G. eneral Gilmore of the
capture of Charleston. Gen Gilmt ,re :
report is as follows: