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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-26

FoRGoT THE KEY.-A high, although
unintentional joke was played on the
managers Of the railway train that ran
out OF Cleveland the other morning.
Soon after the train left Wheaton, q
German woman was seen running out
Of house with colored handkerchief
on broomstick, making very ener-
getic signal to the engineer to stop.
The engineer supposing some serious
danger was ahead, although going at
furious rate, quickly brought the
train to dead stop. The excited wo-
man then rushed up to a window of
one of the cars, and calling to "The-
resa," her daughter, coolly handed in to
her door key, which it seems, that
the young lady, on going to the depot
at Wheaton to take the train, had for
gotten to take with her The vexa-
ton and modification Of the officers
and the merriment OF the passengers
can be imagined.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-26

Bdg Sensations having nearly given
out, one New York paper deyotes a
column or two to organ grinders,
their habits and their occupation. 1t
appears that good hand organ coats
about eighty dollars, but inferior in
struments can be bought for from
thirty to sixty dollars. 1t is said Of one
of the lights of the profession that
"Feruroi grew very fat in his latter
days, and very drunken also. He
died in William street, surrounded
With monkeys, who were very GLAD to
get rid Of him"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-26
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main ST., between Third and Church,
TON UGE, III.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive Or
l .ers lor all kinds of Furniture and Cabinet
work. Will make or mend in the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOR CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand fine
assortment Of Metallic Cases, and is ready to re-
ceive orders In this line OF business, which win
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
Of Piper d Bradford.
aur6 FRED. RUNKE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-26
M. j. WILLIAMS,
WORKER IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.

HAVING established himself in a.
Ii The above business, in this city, re- G N
spectfully goicits the public patronage. w
Citizens, Planters and others, needing work in
his line, will please send in their orderg and thoy
viii be promptly attended to- Work guaranteed.
Shop adjoining, and North Of Beal's Variety
store, on Third street. juiyI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
from tks New York TAIbuus.l

Miss Mary had a bead. His name
Young when ii thsT were I'D attached to
each other. &c vas several years older
--aay2l to her 14-rather better edn-
Gated, and moved perhaPg, 10 little
higher circle lhAns she dld They 500.
responded WHEN ssparatsd, kisses Wien
they came togethar, weEs very fond Of
cash other, and had an understanding,
if NOT positive eugagenent, that they
were in due time to be married.
So far, thereSihs nothing peculiar or
distressing in the. case OF these young
people. Most girls have beapx-ws
mean apiece-or wish they had. And If
''the course of trnS love" had only run
as il did too often won't, they would
probably have been as happy y as
humdrum, and 40 unconspicuous,e es Ahe
most of us. - I'll
But Mary, beings mainly out of~siEht,
in time was ontSd mind. Burroughs,
tired Of his engagement, Tor understand
ing,) wrote less ttequently and less fer.
vently; finally became acquainted with
another, whom he found more attractive
than Mary, wooed,s won, and was mar
ried-not to bis earlier love. Hence
disappointmenf Jealousy, bitterness, re-
venge and mur-s but-no, We must re-
spect the verdict, mad say, insanity.
We reject theS hypothesis thai Bur
roughs sought to nnsice the afianced into
den Of infamy9 1t is not entirely
proved; and there was no rational mo-
tive for such an act CT villainy. There
was no suggestion, no hint, that he ever
said or did anything that Mary Harris
should have resented thrQughouts thu
years of their snbreserved intimacy and
Cherupdouhtipg affectio6G that must be
. most supererogatory scoundrelismsthet
would thoroughly reapeetRhmr maiden
pnritg undsf suc1 circumstances, yet
10 q disguised hand to lure Aer-ints 4
aenof ahamea Who cauld fan TO real
ice that innocence would be alarmed
and repellaf By such palpable entiee-
mentsto infhmyf ~ % s~@
Burroughs Tilted Mary Harfiss and
she shot him. Had she Tilted hias, and
he had therefore shot her. nobody would
have adjudged him guilty Of insanity.
But she is woman; and 10 10 virtually
adjudicated that a woman who shoots
the man who has been faithless TO her is
necessarily insane. We don't see itsvgr
Yet there is rough, "wild iusticess' In
this and kindred verdicts Oar laws
were made by men, and they are not
just 70 women.t They ought to punish
the conspirator against female purity
Severely; but they do not because too
many of onrlegislators and jurors are
ibertines.. That is rather o blunt way
s Of stating it;s bat it is the fact This
city is full to-day Of dens of lewdness,
each Of them perpeluals snare for
. female innocence. Every woman Cor
man Who makes 9 gainful trade Of
ministering to another'ss lechery should
be q feion BY statute; every one who
conspires or aids to deprive girl of her
) virtue should be paHished at least as
severely as O burglar, forger, or q
highway robber They are not SO pun
ished, because al ia kinconvenient to
many magnates that they shozld be.
Yet the wrong 10 felt, though notu=rs-
dressed; heneelthe ride eqdatl6u effect
cd BY such verdicts as that which-has
Just acquitted Miss Harris.
= I.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

Lrrom all parts OF the Body I'm Gvs
IL EBiBetess s0ikhoat injury 10 Ghs skfny BIZ " Up
HAM's DERELAReBY PowHER." Ask or send for
Uphsm's Depilatory Powder and take no other
Price VI. Mailed TO any address for S1.25, by d.
s. UPHAM, Is South Eighth street, Philadelphia
Fenn- atfsA >. -. tasA abas+ai&A rrf
TTpham's HAIR Gloss and Curling
/ " Fluid In the best hair dressing in the world
IL imparts beautiful sIoss 10 the kair kseps Gt f
csri. promotes its growth, &C, Price, 80 cents 9
Uph0mse letter Ofntmem4 fs a sure
cure for TsEsr, SAT- hAsun, Chapped Hands, Bar
esr's Itch, 40. Price. so eents . box =
Upham,s AsGhma Care xelssyen the most
yioent paraxyisms Of Asfbmaa, i'm tsn ainasss, and
Effects speedy cure. Price, 90 package.
TTphamse Dyspepsia Cure 10 WAR
" ranted TO cnre any case Of DYspepsSG, no
usattsr hoes ioss ssandias. Price 81. Sentky mall
uphan,s Free<le Baniaher removes
Freeklee. Tan, sunburn, Pimples on the Face,
Soitsns the skiH and Beanfifss the seomplexion
DR.. La Porte,s Lie EMxfF. the great
Nsrwsns and Rsjavenasing Remedy, restores to
manly ytgor all who are suffering from Impaired
spinal Energy, Nervous Debility, &C.. arising
from whatsvsr cause Price. o. package.
The Japanese Hair stain colors the
WHISPERS or Moustache beantifuf black or browA
consists a oslv one grspaFGties. Color viii not
fade or wash out. Only SO cents . box. - e...--
Sold by Q. O. UPHAM, &c South Eighth street,
Philadelphia, and BY all Druggists. Circulars
\ - asaas BR0UGHroN a WOOD, .----
90 sa3s Cor. Third and Mafu Streets. ----'
Ies-1m sllaaz g Agents for Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
CAR p z e
- ID anarfYra ant 1ge5a {

On the second floor Of our whole.
sale house. and attached TO it, is 8
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car.
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs. Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings. corniees,
aud almost every article IN the
line required to furnish Families.
Steamboats, and H0tels. SD ,osI
Call and see them. '- -. 'basiai
JAQUEsS, FRENCH 4 co. 9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
GROCERIES.
DRUGS.
Union DRUG Store !

inR, }. ;. LOWER HAS.JUsr RECEIVED A
lie and Hycstfffs Perfgmery, Fancy Artlelea.
Pure Wines ard BrEudtes, for medical purpoaa1'
Pategt Medicines aud Bitgfrs Of an kinas.
A thorough knowledge of all the branches of
o1r business, aud cur direct purcha.es froa I'm.
P riers aud maoufsef1rers, viii enable us 20 COM
pete esu. oeeafdily with any retail house In the
Physicians prosecutions IRE fntiy compouuesd
Store on Locus STREET firkt door below The
Fest ofnee, k,ansvhle, Ind jns.dtG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29


STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK. DUST DEPOsIT, AND
--..i MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES e.
,....-6 : 70 AFTER URINATTHG. $50 ~ 80
IRRfTATF0Ef OF THE NEOK or THE BLAD.
DER, DEFAMATION OF THE EIDNHYa,T
-. e hCATARRH OF THE BLADDER. zsEsgl
5TRARGELARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
ILLUMINATING.
Fer these diseases II is truly sovereign runsdy
and toe much cannot be said IN it, praise A sin.
gle aesshas been known TO relisve tie most urgsnt
: Are yoa troubled with that diseresslnk pain On
the msil Of the back and through the hipsf A
taaspoonfnls q day Of the ConstitusIou water will
relieve you like magic. tlsel asRSG .ffks
-.--5set = PHYSICIANS ss
Have long since given up the use Of buchu, edbsbs
ana Juniper IN the treatment OF theae Diseases,
and only use them for tins want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION wATER -
ass proved itssif equal 70 the task thai has de-
- DIURxrrcs ssasrsH -eesrl
Irritats and drsneh she kidnsys, and hyceasfznt
qse prodnes chronic dssensrAspn and seonsrmsd
safsMENoRRHGA, OR PAinrUL MEG
gssg sTRDATI0N, AND MEMO KRHGIA,
f4-saE 81 Oh PRoFUSE FLOWING Il - e
Beth diseases arising from . faulty secrstion Of
and accompanied By severe pain, snd ths other
too profuse ssc tfon, which will be speedily cured
BY the 0onstituticn Watsr.sa = gaa7 "a
The disease known a. FAILING or THE
the ligaments Of that organ, and Ii knewn by
sense Of heaxiness sud dragging pains In the
back AND aides, and at times accompanied by aharp
-laneinating or shooting pains through the rarts
Affected, viii, In siI esss BE- removed BY the ned
icina. asII ea 44.s-,,. & 8 5zssskSa -
There 10 another class Of symptoms srtzins
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB whieh
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
mp much ignorRaee, and In nine easss out Of
Esn &ha doctors do not really know whsther thu
symptoms Arethe disease, or ehs disease the symp-
tomEs We can only enumerato them here. 4
apssk more particularly Of cold fest psfpitaaion
Of the heart, Impaired meraory,s waksfuIlness
hashss Of heat lEngaoTs Assitnde, and dlnnsss Of
SUPPRESSED MKNsTRUATIoH.
which IN the m married fsnna IL Is constant ~
curing diBeace, and through neglect the seeds of
more grave and dangerous msiadies are the rsrsae
and as month after month passes without an sf.
fort being made 70 assist Nature, tbs suppress.
SIGN becomes chronic, the pzsisnt gradually fosss
her appetite the bowels are eonsfipated nivaf
sweaRs come on, and Consumption finally snds ksr
FOR sale By all Druggists. Priss 81. %
VIM Fl. GREGG 90. ProUr;stor..
MORGAN ALLEN, Gensrai Agents.. No. a
Glib street, Nav York. r
FOR sals In Chicago By FULLER, FINCH a
lAftlsl-nnn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
NOTICE.
Collector Notice.
internal Revenue, First District,
Indiana, Collectors Office.
Evansville. July 18th. 1898

I'M ana aG0ltt0tNA =. OAutos
Evansville. July 18th, 1855.
Notice is hereby given, as re-
CURED by Section Iwenty-sight, Of
''An Act 70 provide Internal Rsve-
nne, to- support the Government
fnd to psY the ihtereston the Pub-
lie Debt, that the Assenor's An
tuaI Lists.,.fcr, said District, en-
bracing. the taxes dHsonlINC0ME,
'EIOEk6Es, de,. for the year 1855,
.hAye been returnedto thsCollector'S
9 thee, and the same are due and
pay THE within f.,,s'. D.
=. u T. N ID "A. " ~
from the 20th day Of July, 1865,
-frnna y hiohs TINA 1-will.attend at
my. oiHce, in Eysubwlle. and re-
main from day to day during the
time required by law to receive
said taxes, and in. default of pay
ment within the time Spaoified, the
addition of TEN per cantum, pre-
Hscribed by law, Will attach and in
all eases be collected. o. -
j., . a. tuD WINK. FRENCH,
Collector, Sd Div Let Dis, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
Notice 70 Butchers.

a III IHE .lkAT aTAHns Ia THE UePER
"a Narttt WI b rented % Tuesday m orntbe,
Augast ~. 70 3. ~ To'clsrk ~ fof t,s tara
81 Qhr year. atEf.tiiA ia HRaA SO
I All lelsons rsniipg stands Al he rtquirsd to
pay fef thou % Che Day 81 sale. -.
~ by otder W ths Cduuch t'h
,y2lrtoi nsa .,l.raI A. a. mc0RITT, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
BOOKS.



AR DOBEL1ssB BOOK STORE.
I ID REsEDEET WORDS A eELECTI0H FROM
Il the sxpfessed thoughesof Mr.. Lineoln.
The Ycueh's History 81 the Rsbellioz, By Thsy-
en- very Interesting work. 4U
Lifs OF Horace Mann.
Tbs PLsnssr Boy Liz Of AersA~@ LiseoiH,
ADAPTED for the y0ung. - ~a-aa.
The srry Bsyia Life Of cA@ss, adapted FIR she
| young.
The Farmer Boy; .aLifs Of Grant, adapted Tor
| the young.
Tks %hinking Bsyonst: BY Hssmsr.
The sos Of the Sell By MB 0iiphant.
CHRISTIANS Mistaks By author Of Joha HsilfAxe
Thso Leigh ~ Miss ThomAS- f-a.
Lows aud Pride: By Mrs Gray. gf ss
ss,.i as : e. Scs'l Pa6ii:a'd ~ H.sR'r' -
Liz OF Julizs -cssAr By -Leuis ssepelsen; 81
= Alice works Of earsIIns Lee Hsutz- s-.
Al tbs Merks Of Hawthqrn; -. .z...z
s1Rwort, and 70 gnarsntss 20 thsm that he reduces
ali prizes a. soon dons 60 By publfabsFs.
- full supply Of Eehool Books, o., fsr CouafFE
Merchants stlowsst prisss. - ty2o-sw
. ..elt eAF.G t-f - -.iA -t - -
i .lia.t1a ssf ~ taf ft 1si'a
slasss4srsi ..
liza.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
CITY NOTICES.
Notice 10 Contractor.

rINHE COMMON COUNCIL oy lTHE CITY or
II Esanstiile Win feoelgeseiied proposals uutil
Aar th.vAy acrgta 'ths Oansl. 90 tie Junction Of
9o2dse And CaRAl sirneta. slEaliaFfto the enc
huilt across tbe rnnai na lpgle street.
|1a 4aH ttaA HtfN - Nj Nc NTFF fT.rk
"a City G sfs's rm-a. Ju'y ift ,iIs6s. iyn-Iot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
MUSIC STORE

sItlgzxEssse - ss,azsxz iakEssS s-faM
szass ~ A.ias4 aasff 80 zsGs7as ZEE aarEsasa
as So s1szEs sss ssazsEn 81 pezi 4-l-as& =
sErs1s ssEsz fs4s slsszaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

Pk@nix IrEnrwner Co, Hartford,
CYAN cssA Assets Ss25,s02 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

.szev8x SD sastiss7t s1t
- ssssssTF .i5J &C. iHsm31iog
.szoEisiaT e
asst sff is Fzstssss- ssh
as aeaf H1tlIg9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

BR0UGHTOM A WOOD, -
Cor. Third and Mafu Streets, 49,
So Agents for Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

market wishing to establish q re
Coin Exchange IN Evansville, We
hereafter sell Specie at closer, rates
any other House IN the State, and
pay liberal prices for Coupons, s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

fasmsSG4TEs smcs Ene3si1s7
liss lliw issay I'D .gssHia2
.woz4cm-o3 glGa1asg sged
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
GOLD

Having now 8 special Pa
New FORK, who is almost cons
the Gold Room, we viii heresft
abled to take sdEsntagsof the
fluctuations IN tbs : &c e ~ /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

Insurance Co Of North America,
Phiiatelphia. Pa. Cash Assets
el,6f2Te7 o..
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04

count Of bis oihorrgs while prisoner anoas tie
rebels lie was er.i imrris,ned At Atlanta, Sri
Ncn At R'llo Island. lie sayf;
W. ere tep; on the sI.ud urrl tho iS'h lay
OF March, 1894 two months Of the time without q
u7uthtul oi meat We were ~ reduced b actual
tsryatl0n that we reclol ts~e wsikcl slou 3.
finally, on the 18th, t'ev conveyed us to Ricl-
monc. and put us iuto Point terton's tobacco ware
house oppOsi.e Libby Pr.sIn, where We gOt a
y imrec Il our officers. Tic next uIoruipg At ~ o
O'Clock, We we're ordered to fall u. aud az we
marched out they gave US each oorn-dod er,
which Lsi TO last Us 10 Char .otto. On the 2Si
day OF Nlrch, VIC arr we'd 81 AuleTsCnvllc, a1er
suffering ndee,r oatle hardships on account of the
loss OF sleeTS and OF bciug crar ped up IA the cid
boA cars 'or eisAt day and aIAn.s Here. We were
turned Into TIE tul.pcL, With tt1se q 1t bad pre-
ceded ut, and the uien altered aud disfgured
y Me Ptcbpine smoke that We could not reCog-
niLe ILein--tLyy iOoEVi llc negroes Tho LtKt
morning Nere we're ts.rt, ave deal meu cs'r ed
and laid ct the gate IN two piles, 10 the most
wte.chet tunoiucn, ana perhaps mAuy uoiy Al
the nora cate, Dut dii hot 70 -4u Bce, Tor tie
hru siR wat onlugh for u" They KEEP, Ms hero
all summor, and We hnve suffered dresdIuly from
scuryy,chrVu,c dtarrhoa ana other diseas iuring
tie sGhmcr, auItaV ulOrtSLiy was one thogranu .
mo-ta. They kept mule wagon team rur'iug
constantly TO convey the dead to their las. resting
pscr Incy wol,u pile them on uni. tue nRsol
bel was i4I, Ike 40 many ttad Ivys U a
Sht % ms capture In TIE Thirty h"4' rr. Incl l.,
tiero are but rec itit to tell the dreadful ta.B
Nhen General s4truau toJk A,iauts, We we're
siteAly removed Is CuGrltA'1u, aul 'u thst rcy
we reinancd alout month. We were hngly
conveyed 10 taup Floreu,c, where / renamed
eIrl 'ue tts' VI iay iMpr,sonutut
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04

Wilmington. Though &c capture of Fort Fishei
hss refuted the assertions Of Generals Butler Gl.J
weitzol. be deems II dur to the naval aeet of the
expedition that the rcp0r, shouli receive some no.
uco At his hands. Hc says General weiiyel va.
selected, and General Buffers name w.s nev
connected with the ex. clifton. except TO N v out.
When the expedition did prepare TO start II Was
going TO the susok on the suppostion shea The
powder vessel, originally prepared by Gen. bner,
would blow tho forts down, and the troops We III
have nothing 70 do but TO walk In. He soon
Builder depended entirely on ,his powder boat and
thai there would he no assault from The b'Cnrl p.
II IL not true as Butler ssys, that he gsvc no
Navy 80 hours start. The transports startcl
bsfore the navy disappeared. Il was butlcr's duty
" have rendsEvoused Al Beaufort. and wat III
the monitors and powder tosL on which 40 much
deJended ready. The venenis Of ito
high, transports should have been sui or
dinsis W large and ilOw moving tga'S - and
iron n-csis, and be Mould have been Wheio he could
have arranged with me, says Perier al the
"DETAILS Of the attack but NO, ho Kept oUt
" my way, and, think, stud or-y
Admiral Porter denies the truth of Gen. Duti-r's
statement that he was urged to run Jy the Fort
Fisher batteries, and states thEt he had hJ tuuI..
nosuons with b,rn OF auy of his sthf '' thN' gil.
ject. He also states that all Of us. urn, Bate o,
statements about what the A1D,.ra. aid ui
whsi the Admiral Intended io do,' @.c "A. 'r gi
lesinning to end, and the whole report is "a -
Of misrepresentation" General bIllcr SAYS h.s
instructions did uoI coniempIs1e s.es,, ..
when lie knows be never reserved amy 't't e..
tions, and Joined The cpr-dtou without or tts
In respect to Con. Duuers statement respUc.fy
the dfhculty Oi landing on aecoUnt Oi the "t-.l..
tho sea was far smoother than when Gen 7 f.,
landed, and there was no necessity ipr re-emt.ala
ing-conirary TO the express wishes Vi usu. u s..,
who sent the troops ~ say aud take ", ~
ue could uot expect the rebe.s to loaye w.
Ike that with ess than 800 tnsn In IT, and he e,t-
tainly could have tined W assault that nunyef
Gen. Terry had 2 800 ~ contend against, A. 90
earned lie works without very serious v-a,
considering hs importance Of tie pos.uen " tAI
country,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04
Rerort from baltimore.
Wilmington
The wssie tLsin OF Ports In Our PoA.es-
sion.

OsAcial d!suatches from Admiral Porter have
beeu received In Warrington, expressing the
gresLcsi sstisfactou with deneral Terry. He "a,
a umid mAn would have bss.tatsd to stt,ck tie
works by assault no matter what assistance be
might have received IRON other quarters. But
Geu. Terry never heg,tsted moment. A dispstcb,
dated Jan 9Otb, announces the capture VI FoJ
Caavel, Lieut. Cushin lad been sent round tie
" stern Bar ina the Monticello, and found that
Fora Caswell bsi been blown up, Raid Head Fort
tCiIoyC., Fort Saa,' al,.N aud Fuft CampbolL 10
the westward Oi CAsvel, had hecn abandon
Ell. All these forts mounted nine sud ten.
Inch guns and Atmstr ng ono hundred
aud hhy Founders. The rebeis abandoned
SIN thvlle IN great hurry, leaving everything IN
the beautiful and heavy tort uninjnred, and two
nine ln guns only gpIt FL, IN tho fort At Deep
Water Point Thus Ia twenty four hours after the
fall of Fort P-hor and ts outworss all the Tor
mijabc chain Of forts In this rive. ~ ,s enusnce,
bu1t W keep out anything we hNd, lave ',heu iuto
our hands They garrisouti Tor tho presont
with sailors. A. Armstrong gun was found In
zach fort With the "broAd srrow' on IL, and tho
name ''ar Wiam Arnstrong" msrset In full on
The tIuuuiuua. telegram from General Lee was
discovered, saying that Y Jrts Fisher and Gas. ell
were not held he W lid have 10 eyIcus1 Rich
pond. Sufficient forces are nj Fort Fisher 10 hold
/ IL against tie entire COniederacy. Two hundred
and atty guns bear tho marrow strip n land
where troops are essrenched Admiral Por-
| ter thin.s For, Pisber be.tsr place % catch
/ pltakhGe Iu4il.us bnhN ne pun out tio
! y, hts the ght after the capture and threw
up chance signals " outside block ado runnsr<
and two Of then, ihe Stag and Charlotte, from Der
ud.a, loaded With arms blankets shoes, Nc, Se.'
came in and quietiy auch ored near the Malvern
| and were taken Ices.es VI. Five Jolly Enghsh-
! men ''on lark were on board one OF them max
/ III. merry over champagne st their rnccess IN
I running the blockade, and wore nerpress.by as
ioulahed al fudiug themselves entnappod. The
follow .ug IL list Of tho forts and ArInauIents al
ready captured since the fall Of Port fishsr
! Reeves Poiut-TTo ten Inch guns.
Above smithvi,ic-l wo ten-inch guns.
| Smith v.ilc--Four ten-inch 1uns
| Fort CssNcll Ten ten-neh guns two nine Inch,
I one Arm .rong and ionr thuty.twos lrifedy two
thirty -twos (snoothA tbros oght-incn, one Par
rot (tweuty -poundsr!, three nhed held pioces,
trso guns ,ried Twenty mine guns.
! Forts Can phell aud shaN-SlI ten inch, sir
III rtS -Iwos tsinoothl, thiTty-two trhely, one
eight l-ucL, SI held pieces, two nAortars. Twenty
| ~ guns,
| su.ith's Island. Three ten-inch, six thTty-twos
| (smOothl, twO thirty -twos (rhed., tour ted pieces
t~o morIarJ and seventeen guns. Reported Al
! tue other end ol SMITHS Island, SIX guns.
| Total cuptuTo-, Vlghty three guns
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04

Forirs. Monroe, Jan "a The sunboAt Al
vance arrived rou. Fort F!ster this morning, " th
a portion Of the crows Of the blockade runners
s.Ay snd Charlotte, captured on the 2lst inst,
while eI.deayor.Ag to run into Wilmington with
cargo,s Of rifles, BLANKETS ETC., being ignorant Of
he occupation Of Fort Fisher BY our forcsA The
ade runner Owl, commanded by Capt. hofeii,
csrue very near making a similar mistake but
suspect NJ something wrong, as is supposed, in
me ,ua li,.hts OF our 'orces, made her escape,
and siov.-iej ~ eluiinE the vigilance Of our
.ru,sers On she alert for blockade runners Ano.
her Llocksde runner was, however, CAPTURED on
,s' sunday morning of Fort Fisher but her name
,,as ~ ~ erta!uyi