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SHOULD there be any who doubt that the
assassination of the President was the result oi
deep laid conspiracy, let him read the follow
ing extract from letter written by John 5
Berry, delegate to the Copperhead Conven-
tion at Chicago to J. B. Barker, ExJudge oil
this county The letter is dated New York
September Is, 1864:
"And it may now turn out that l will re-
main on this side until the turning out" OF
"Old Abe" from the confines of the White
House Don't infer from the foregoing obser-
walton that | am so unsophsticated as to think
for moment that the "Chickahominy Grave
Digger" will beat Lincoln for the Presidency.
Far from it. But what do mean is this:
By the aid of "greenbacks," military orders,
the army vote and fine counting, the result
will be declared against Little Mac" in the
Electoral College. What mean. though, is
this: that there will be the prettiest little fight
for the succession that has ever been witness
ed in ancient or modern times"
We published this letter in full in our issue
Of the 9th Of November last. The genuine
ness OF the letter can not be doubted as the
handwriting of Berry is well known to hun
dreds of citizens of this county. Mr.. Berry is
still in the East, but we suppose he will soon
return as the turning out of Old -dbe from the
confines Of the White House has taken place.
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SAN Francisco manifested its indignation
at the murder Of President Lincoln by outward
signs of an exciting and fearful character Had
any attempt been made to save the secession
sympathizing newspaper Offices from destruc
tion, the consequences would have been terrible
The Democratic Press (Beriah Brown's), the
Occidental Zach Montgomerysl, the Monitor
News Letter, and Franco American material;
were thrown into the street and destroyed aud
the Echo du Pacifque was spared only for the
reason that access 10 it could be had only
through the Alta Office, ard MacCrelsh, OF
that paper. begged the crowd to desist
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THE UNION RECORD
OROvILLE. SATURDAY. APRIL %.

JUDGE SExroS-Two weeks ago we al
oounced. as our choice, Hon. W. 7. Sextor
as candidate for the position of Suprem'
Judge, iu this State, to fIl the place of Judg'
Sanderson whose term Of Office will soon expire
and at the same time claimed that be was 10
only equally capable to any competitors IN th'
State for that position, but that the NortberI
portion OF the State was entitled and woult
ask to be represented upon the Supreme BeneE
of this State. The Quincy Union, the wees
before, had expressed its preference to Judge
Sexton. and since that time, the Red Bluff 10
dependent and Shasta Courier say amen W.
quote from the Courier Of April 10Th, which
speaking of Judge Sexton, says:
We notice that the Oroville RECORD, Quin
cy Union and Red Bluff Independent advocate
the claims of this gentleman for the Supreme
Bench, to fill the seat soon to be made vacant
BY the expiration Of the term Of Judge Sander
son. With all due Difference to the San Fran
cisco Bar. We, too. raise our voice IN favor ol
the nomination Of Judge Sexton, and in doing
so We not only pay a just tribute TO his wortt
as q iurst, but we think We also do our duty
10 the Northern portion of the State. We
would like TO have the opinion OF the Trinity
Journal and Yreka Journal on this question
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Headquarters Department Of Pacific.
SAN FRANCIsCo, April l., 1865.

General Orders No. "a
1t has come to the knowledge of the Majo
General commencing that there have beel
found within the Department persons so utter
rs Infamous as TO exult over the assassination
of the President. Such persons become virtu
ally accessories after the fact, and will at ono
be arrested by any officer or Provost Marsha
or member of the police having knowledge 0
the case. Any paper so offending, or express
ing any sympathy IN any way whatever wit
the act, will be at once seized and suppressed
By command of Maj. Gen. Mcdowell.
r c. DRUM,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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A SINGULAR case has just come to light il
Boston. One johnson, staff officer in the
United States service, stole $4,000 in Gov
ernment bonds and forwarded them to hi:
mother at South Boston for safe keeping. A
daughter in-law got wind of the money, and
stole it from the old lady who had placed ii
between the bed and mattress on which she
slept Officers of the law here stepped in, and
the money was found at last 10 the breast pad.
of the last thief. Quite number OF this inter
'eSting family have been arrested.
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THE Echo du Pacific, which so narrowly
escaped destruction in San Francisco, on Sat
urday evening, by the outraged people, is sait
TO be kept up by the French Government, Il
look after the interests of that empire on thi
coast; and is not sustained by French citizens
OF this State. This is worthy of mention il
honor of the majority Of our citizens from tha
country
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The BlackhaWk
TROTTING STALLION
Lancet!

NNIIL STAND FROM MARCH 20th To JU
Wv ly lst. 1865 at the stable OF j. +. Shearcr
,Chico. Terms for the Season, $50 90 in Gold Coin
LANCET IS a coal black without mark or spot
is sixteen hands high. weighs ,I34 pounds, and Is
'eight years old this Spring On the 18th of Sep
.tember. lsG2, Lancet trotted ten mile race over
,the Louisiana Course. Sacramento, with Nelson
.and Trustee winning the sane in y 32. and max
ing his last mlle in 2:j2 with apparent ease.
For beauty. speed and endurance combined We
challenge the world to produce a superior.
PEDlGREE-Lancet was sired by Morgan Black
Hawk. by David Hills Black Hawk he 10y Shcr-
man Morgan, he by Justin Morgan, and he by
True Britain; his dam was Green Mountain Maid
sand was sired by Green Mountain Morgan ont OF a
,Sir Archy dam. These horses were the fastest
trotters Of their day and Of the best trotting blood
jim America. Lancet i half brother to many Of
the most noted trotters OF the present day among
(which are Gliding Lancet of Long Island, who has
,trutted in 2:27 Young Flora Temple. who trottol
,down in the small thirties; Black Swan and Billy
lMcCracken; Clifford. who took the first premium
lat the Worlds Fair at Buffalo, Tib Hinman, Gray
Eagle, Dan Webster, Billy Prat, Niagara and Paul
Jones SDANIEI.S Proprietor
March 25, 1865. n22tf
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SADDLE TRAIN

FARE, FIFTY DOLLARS.

FARE, FIFTY DOLLARS.
nROVISIONS AND BLANKETS PACKEl
Il free of charge. The Idaho Stage Compan
announce to the travelling public that their fir,
Saddle Train will leave
CHICO ON MONDAY, APRIL THIRD. 1856
FOR The above places, carrying the provisions an
blankets of passengers free of charge There ar
on the route only about one hundred miles o.
which are no houses, 50 that passen gers can regu
late the quantity of provisions accordingly.
Trains will leave every Monday morning afte
the 3D..
As soon as the roads settle. wagons viii leav
Chico and Red Bluff for Susanville to connect Will
Trains at that point.
For passage, or further information, apply to
J. E. FRANCIS. A gent.
Red Bluff or Chico Stage Offices.
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Assistant Adiutant Gener
GENERAL BIpwELL.-Tbe Sacramento [

ion Of April 10Th, has the following:
Al .he request of all the commissioned off
GERS OF the Fifth Brigade. California Militia
aud with the consent Of Gen. Bidwell. the Gov
error has revoked the acceptance Of the resig
patton of Gen. Bidwell rendered and accepte,
February IS, 1865. The fact that Gen. Bid
we'll WAS elected 10 seat in Congress induced
him TO tender bis resignation, which the Gov
ernor reluctantly accepted at the time. Tht
commissioned officers and rank and file Of th,
brigade, however, earnestly protested, and a
their instance the Governor has revoked tht
order of acceptance aS above.
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A New YORK correspondent writes that tht
Transit Company's steamer Meirop
olis, which arrived there from Greytown on ths
18th Of March, narrowly escaped capture BY
pirates, who came on board as passengers a,
Havana, but we're put ashore upon informa
ion furnished By the American Consul.
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DR- TILDES, Resident Physician of the State
Insane Asylum, at Stockton. was arrested on
the 10th, for drawing pistol upon one of the
attendants. The affair grew out of charge:
made, some time since, sgainst the reputation o.
Tildeu by members of the Board of Directors
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$4,000 Reward FOR THE AssAsS1xs.-Th,
City Council of Washington have offere,
$4,000 for the arrest and conviction of th,
assassins, and $4,000 is added by Col. Baker
of the War Department
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The new British Minister in Washington, !
place cf Lord Lyons, is Frederick Williar
IAdolphus Bruce.
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NIRGINiA-A State Convention for Vir
giuia, to consist of delegates from all tb
counties, is called for May 14th.
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W. B. PENNY and W B. C. Griffith. forme
residents of Sacramento, are under sentence o
death st Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, having
been convicted as rebel spies. The Presideu
hsd granted them respite.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

Ar couyocaiion OF the Lodges Of the Ma
sonic Fraternity Of OrovilIe, called by the off
GERS thereof, for the purpose of taking part IL
|the funeral obsequies of Abraham Lincoln, lait
President of the United States of America.
|the following committee was appointed by
|said convocaiion to draw and report resolutions
Expressive of the fraternity, at the sad nation
|al calamity. Your committee, therefore, beg
leave to report as follows:
WHEREAS. We have received the ssd intel
!igence of the death Of Abraham Lincoln, late
President of the United States, By the hand Of
violence, perpetrated by foul assassin, in The
|city of Washington. on the l4th day Of April
4. D. 1865 at time when the clamor of war
was about to be stayed, by the clarion notes Of
peace; and whereas, the hand OF the assassin
has robbed Is and our country of its good aud
great Chief Magistrate-the true friend Of
constitutional lberty-iu whose character tbs
Inoblest attributes Of mankind held harmoniou,
sway /; whose humaBity-iu disregard of CASTE
|coior and accident-was the broad fonduess oil
man for bis brother; whose justice was the
serene, charitable. yet never-tiring support oil
ihigh principles of constitutional right and NOR
|al obligation; and whereas, 10 the dispeDsa;ior
lot Divine Providence. il has pleased Almighty
;God in this. our country's hour of peril. 10 de
|prive Us of lis chief leader therefore, be it
Resolred, That while our hearts are strickei
with grief at the great loss the nation has sni
,fered, We are yet willing TO acknowledge thu
source from whence the blow proceeds and
lsay-"not nv will, but thy will, be done
Resolred, That while the civilized world i
shocked at the barbarous crime of the PreSi
dents assassination, We, recognizing that as 8
legitimate fruit OF the treachery of the rebel
llion, will learn deeper abhorrence for doc
'trines that crown themselves with murder, and
1--WE will never forget. though Presidents mus
idie, our country must live forever.
Resolved, That the Lodge room be draped
land the members of the Fraternity be request
led TO wear the usual badge of mourning, fol
hirty days.
THos Faulkner,
JAS. WAGsTAFF,
!. UPHAM,
III. B. HUNT,
Committee.
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DR- TIADEs, Resident Physician at the 10
sane Asylum. has been arrested for drawing
pistol on oue Of the employees of that Institution
lie says he acted in self defense.
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LUMBER!

DUILDING. FENCING, FLUME SLUICE
ID Lumber. Orders left with J. P. Leonard, at
Geo. c. Perkins Store filed with promptness, at
lowest rates. Lumber delivered 20 any part Of the
adjacent country LEONARD co.
AnriI 2ad. lSsl.
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Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A SCHOOL MEET
i ing viii be held at Fences Ranch, on Saturday
May 6th, 1855, at l O'Clock P. N, to submit the
question Whether, not, tax shall be levied on
the property of Mesia District to collect the sum
OF $500 tor the purpose OF providing said District
with suitable school house and the necessary re
quisites for the same and also for the object Of ex
tending the term of the present school year to five
months or longer. The school meeting advertised
TO he held in this District the 22d inst is hereby
By order of the Board Of Trustees OF
Mesilla District. NJ. PENCE.
Il. F. CLICK. Trustees.
L. BURNHAM,
April II. 1855.
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Trustees Sale.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DECREE
OF the Hon. District Court Of the second Judi-
lai District in and for Butte County. made and en-
ered On the 26th DAY OF August. A. y. l-si order
fng the unders gued, trustee % close q certain
rust therein named aad set forth. by selling fhe
|sald property held fog the teueat of the trust
as would best su1serye the purposes 0f said trust
Now therefore, notice j. hereby given. that vii.
on THURSDAY. THE p DAY OF APRIL. .I-s,.
eel al public auction the following described prop
erfy under said order. t0-wit: one new.nsnef. arI
one loU printing press with fun fonts Of type -
use the sanr, cases. stands. rollers. imposing
stone, and al the furniture necessary te comp e-e
oIace- Also stove. and other once furnii4re.
heretofore belonging to, and forming the Or1viile
Union Office"
sale 70 take place at J. ". Clark store House.
On Bird street. Orsviile, at O'Clock T.. n oi -4i
day. Terms made known at the time of sale.
j. q. uNMNEE. Irl-fee.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Mail Steamship
ColIPANY.
{ o II p \ y Y

r. TIE FOLLOWING STEAM Tw,
SHIPS viii be dispatched in the month Of Nay.
$50
May 3d-CONSTITUTION, Capt. 1T. Watkins
May ls-sACRAMENTO, Capt. VIM. H. Hudson
From Folsom street Wharf. at ten O'Clock An.
punctuaily.
FOR PAW MA.
Passengers VIII be conveyed from Panama to
Aspinwali hy the Panama Railroad Comnany and
from ASpinwal to New York by the Atlantic ana
Pacific Steamship Company
OLIVER ELDR1DGE
Agent Pacific Maj. steamship Company.
Cor. Sacramento and Leide-d4rff -.
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MEDICAL.
QUICK CURES
And Small Chargesl
The EleCtropathic Institute.
CAS- WASHINGTON STREET.
Sen Francisco.

Established February. 1850. bv ar Association ,,
Scientific Gentlemen, for the t'ure Of Dis-
eases and the Suppression Of
QDscAery.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PEE
: sons having claims against the estate 0f Dl1 ,
el Harrison deceased, present the with tie
proper vouchers 10 the undersigned. at the Pan
Harrison Ranch near Dayton. Butte County.
California within ten months from this date or
they viii be forever barred.
O. ?. WEED.
A. ". HEITLIg.
Executors Of said Estate
Oroville, April sth. ls65. twas
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prOGranillle.

Programme.
III. B. LATHROP, Sen, President of the day.
II. B. HUNT Chief Marshal.
Aids
GEO. E. SMITH, II. CLARK,
F. MULTNER.
Brothers are solicited TO assemble at the Odd
Fellows Hall, on Montgomery Street Oroville at
no o'clock A. NJ. clothed in appropriate reralia
ilnd form in procession under direction OF the
'hief Marshal, and proceed to the Congregational
Shurch on Oak street. where service will open a.
Follows:
Music by the Band.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Music by the Band.
Grafton by C. V. D. Hubbard, Esq
Music by the Band.
Benediction by the Chaplain.
After which the procession will again form and
mGrch to tie Odd Fellows Hall. where the rite 5,
md ceremonies OF Dedication will be administered
by the Most Worthy Grand Master, J. A. McCleil
Hand; after which the Brothers viii disper,c with
ont form, and proceed to the St. Nicholas Hotel 4
where collation. will be spread.
Order of Procession.
Orovlle Lodge, No. So.
Bdwell Lodge, No. a..
Nl>ItlnS LouSes.
Visiting Encampments.
Members of the R. W. Grand Lodge.
Orator, Chaplain, and President Of the dav
Line of March.
From the Hall down Montgomery street, TO sec
ond avenue; up second avenue to Bird street, up
Bird TO Oak street, up Oak to the Congregational
Church: after service from the Church down Oak
street to Bird street, up Bird to Myers street down
Myers to Montgomery street, down Montgomery to
he Hall. where the Dedication Ceremonies will
axe place after which the procession will disperse
without form.
Reception Committee.
MAN BROOKS, J. A. ROTHSCHILDS.
c. l.. AYERS.
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
G. X. HENDEL, Alb. GALINGER
WIN. SCHNEIDER.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH A PROCLAMATION
issued by J A. McClelland most worthy Grand
Master of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the
State of California, setting apart
THE Goth DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1865.
Is day of Thanksgiving and Rejoicing. the same
being the 46th Anniversary of the Order.
Therefore be it known that on the 26th dav Of
IA pril, the Odd Fellows Hall in Oroville will he
dedicated by the Brothers assembled on that dav
to the purposes of Odd Fellowship; to disseminate
Friendship, Love. and Truth and to ditfuse benev-
lence and charity in their fullest extent.
All brothers are cordially invited to participate
n the festivities on the occasion.
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ODD FELLOWS BALL
&
A Ball will be given

WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL &c, 60.
The Public are Invited to Attend.
No Special Invitations will be Issued. Tickets,
three dollars and fifty cents.
MANAGERS:
William Schneider, Harman Bay,
;. Burnham, H. B. Lathrop, Sr-,
Peter Jones Frank Mulfner,
d. r. Sample, A. B. Galinger.
l. G0odday Thos. McDanel.
J. Rothschilds, N-F. Todd,
H. Halletr, II. Clark,
A. ?. Spear, c. c. Cappleman,
H. Hons, C.L. Ayers,
j. HameI D. y. Friesleben,
A. J. Lucas, NJ. Z. c. Pulliam,
NV. Shouster.
CARRIAGE COMMITTEE.
A Howard, PR Persons,
N. Reyman.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Charles Wilcox, 7. Knoderer,
Max Brooks, 81 w. Coughey
FLOOR MANAGERS.
H.B. Hunt, Geo. E. Smith.
Z. Hamilton, Geo Bush,
lib. Lathrop, Jr.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Peter Freer, J.J. Buckius.
Charles Oliver.
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This terrible affection. which so badly affects the
nervous system as 10 prevent SQUAD and hcalih-
giving sleep should he attended 10 iu iis early
Stages. or operation both painful and dangerous
will have To he resoriel b. It is usually first ndi-
Gated by dartug pains in the parts. hai very Light
and hardly noticeable at first Increasing gradually.
until they become troublesome. sometme- accom-
panied hy slight irritation in the passage OF urue
4 quick cure j. ea~il ly performed at the Institute
Il early application l. made.
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NOR CURE OF "SCAB" ON SHEEP. Also
II destroys vermin on horses, cattle, and insect
IN trees, and vegetation. An ehectua remedy
Prepared and sold by the South Down Co. Boston
GEO. c. PERKINS, Agent Ornville
April 22d, 1865. n25tf
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guIltless, but against whom not one charge
Of any description was then on file, any
where. "A
On this state Of facts, an Indictment was
returned by grand jury against Col. BA-
KEN for the Illegal arrest and false impris-
onment Of DR.. GwYSNE. The ease recent
ly came on for trial in the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. Judge WyLIE
refused to admit the plea Of BAKERS coun-
sci, that he made the arrest Of DIR. GwrNNE
on the authority of the President, and in
structed the jury accordingly. A verdict
of guilty was returned against BAKER by
the traverse jury on the 9th ult.
Judge WYLIE is reported to have taken,
in his charge to the jury, the position that
not even the Presidents order authorizes a
subordinate to do a lawless and arbitrary
act. The World truly remarks that. in doing
this, Justice WYLIE merely did what any
honest Judge, trained to knowledge of
those principles Of liberty and law which
are e'the most precious inheritance of our
race, would have done, and ougnt 70 -haua
done. ,@.a
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from The New York World Of Thursday.l
The Expedition Against Whining

uOucs
[From The New York World of Thursday.l
The Expedition Against Whining
tom.
To-day we print the first news, from Un
ion sources, of the result of the combined
naval and military attack upon Fort Fisher
and the other defenses OF Wilmington har
Dor, received by dispatch boat from thu
fleet, at Fortress Monroe. Yesterday W.
printed dispatches from Richmond papers
announcing that the attack was made OF
the 24th, aud continued on the 25th. The
news to-day is that the b0mbardment 0
Fort Fisher was progressing on the 18th
A letter from Newbern, dated the 2fth, an
nounced that a terrific explosion was felt a
that place on that morning, which resem
bled an earthquake, and it was supposet
that q magazine had exploded at some point
on the coast. The coincidence of time ex
plains the phenomena, which was apparent
at NeWberii, and shows that the explosion
in the harbor Of Wilmington must have
been tremendous to have been so distinctly
heard at SO great distance as Newbern.
THE PLAN or. ATTACK
was strictly followed, and proved measur-
ably successful. The attack was inaugural
ed by the explosion of the powder on
,annaI q aa,,se ,,as o,,lodni sr, ,s;th
otI, tI dd "a ISIS w"s s ' Eart ;sta
mL,a ~ s,'feo .t;sno,; nau ys'us =, th ry so,,d
work. Just inside the beach, at New
Inlet, and commands that important
avenue to Cape Fear river. The fleet,
laid off distance of twelve miles from the
shore, while the pOwder-boat was sent to
accomplish her mission. The effect upon
the fort of the explosion of three hundred
tSnsof powder must have been tremendous,
HAD IL Deen structure OF masonry, instead
OF sand or earth. its Walls must nave Deen
preached. AS II was constructed fof SAND
the concussioii from the explosl0n Oh the
pewuer probably nad no otner enect tnan
10 snatser the pomo-pfeeis 70 soilic eAecliI, s'
anu ihl,cIa snoSk upon Inc sunnels iIoll u
Mnicn iney couiu noo soon rec1ver. J.. y y
Popaple nv. .na. as soUn a. snc eNp,osion p. eooa
p,ato the th , anu s That ~, trs
up " Guy sIen1 u ao..os ,; Ia 4h t',o
poiatS pa nas. ,a"u s,,, - .Io .i oroUp .,pI
tiaet annears reasonable from the fact that
the latter did not open the bombardment
until o'clock in the afternoon of the 24th.
1t would seem that as soon as the desired
range was obtained an advance of the mill
tary force was made upon the rear of Fort
Fisher. This movement, as we learn from
the dispatches printed this morning, was so
far successful that the rebel gunners were
driven to their bomb-proofs. and thereby
incapacitated from keeping up the fire from
their fort. This is, as we understand, pre-
cisely what was intended by the officers
commanding the attacking forces. Thus
far, therefore, the movement was an entire
success.
a'.
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CTATEDIENT of the condition of the Treasu-
- ry, showing the receipts and disbursements of
the several funds for the fiscal year ending Novem-
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sA CARD TO iNvALIps. I

ACergyman. while residing in South America ss
missionary. discovered a safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay,
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal DHaps. ana
the whole train Of disorders brodght6h By bane, nj
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been all
ready cured by this noble remedy. -prQmptedbsa q
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfb btunsic Nv II
send the recipe for preparing and using this me :
cine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who need
Free Of Charge. ~
Please inclose a stamped envelope s1dresss
yourself, Addrsss el,l e,a'E
IA JOSEPH T. IlSMAN.
osF- STATION D, BIR1E iiousE 4 Z
septs'oa-dly & .'A1 + = New York Cit5.
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Az everybody Insists on observing and
spjoying this as Holiday, we shall issue
no STATESMAN tomorrow morning.