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Coal, &f.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
HENRY A. SMYTHE PIesident CT the Central National
JOHN P. YELvERToN, President OF the Bank Of North
NOAH L. WILSON President Of the American National
FREDERICK scnUCnARDr OFF schuchardt Sons.
Bankers. -
VIM II. TOWNSEND Treasurer Of the Sterling lToa
Company. -
Each .h.re vii be ,ni,d from q Cos mined by the
Company in sny year IT, proportioDa'e share oil said
Coal ined At c,st eIce'dns one un per share Tor
d. dividend " the profit Nom the pro
duct b-vond the amount delivered On the shares.
sub, tptlons uie number Of shares received by
WILSON GIBSON Co.. No. 80 hroadway, " y
The property Of this Compsny 10 situated between the town
Of Scranton Pa and the Wyoming Valley Railroad and coh
Co., property sboo mile from Scranton and aojoin ns
The " r. Coal Co. ti. free 0nd bered. and the
Company hA no debt Of any kind II Of the best coal
rrorts. In the valley beDs estimated 70 eoatsin seven
Milton. q Tun. II Coal the whole Of which hsooye
water level aad capable Of producing iron iooto '"ve
tuus year. a., -, -. 49,. a
Any wishing 10 tahe bis coal can hsve u
g 6y the Company his sccount aad receive the proh
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CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
~ Director. 'niAA 'iA''S
ITALIAN OPERA.
(rHts psrIBIIsHxRyr DOES ADVERTISE IN TIE
NEW HERALDl -, al.
TOMORROW SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCI. 20 ~
GRAND OPERA MATINEE.
WI be produced Verdis most celebrated opera
ERNANI,
with rs brilliant and complete cast
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR ONLY
TO ALL PARTS OF TIE HOUSE.
NO RESERVED SEATS.
Tickets NAV now be had at ali the regular Ticket oncea
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Corporation Notices.
Two IRON FOUNDERS l-CRoToN AQUE,11

VNO Iron FOUNDERS !-CKUIUN ~ y, =
Il DUCT DEPARTMKNT.-SEALfD rhoF ,aHL1sV N w
1 ,.c.vsd a, Ills Office unti II o'clock IN of NONDAl
Oct 3 1855 ior Ia. supply Of l0nch and 20 aineh ea
iron stouC Cocks 20 Fire HydIaEts, knomn AyT,. ny
H., auI IN Fire Hydrans Colin H. ydr mt
Sn.aeatIons and bs1k forms bids be obtained on
sPf"'''" - ~ THOMAS STEPHENS. Croion
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, Aqpedact
A. W. CRAVEN Board
New-York, Oct 49, 1865.
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XNOODs MINSTRELs, No. 5l4 Broadway

WooD'' MlNsIKELs' No. Ola Df0'o"''
(rHr IsyABLIsnxsyr NOT ADyERrns II rHs
NETWORK HERALDD
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
THIS EVENING,
v he erso,ed the New Local Sensation Burlesque copy
right securely eutled
THE MANA ERS' I ri Mf ID
THE BLACKMAlLERS DEFEAT.
The cast will embrace the entire strength o the company
New Scenery, Dresses, &c.
Scene First-rHx ISYgRSAL REGIONS In councii
"" Scenc second-Ru1ys OF BARSuxs MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Bsrpuln and the Black Mall Chief The Bargain buNy log
you" -. -,, .. H.. ,o, the b.sA
Of me-" Vengeance" x,.,,x a
Msnagers. Report OF Committee .or>,n,rcr
DECLARATION OF lNDEPENDESCE.
nN. viii be free 1" No more black -mail.
scene Pinh-AyoDr OF THE BLACK MAIL CHIEr-Appsn,,
ton Of bis Victims Ret etbuton, Satan claims bis or Dae'
In The dark Satan Victorious Defeat Of the BLACK siss!
| Scene siIth--TuE ESoHASIED GRovs-Inampn 0' tn'
| Manasers Grand 1es.eaux.
| Previous TO the burlesdue, rxsv
| ETHiOPlAN MlNsT NJ Loh
BY THs STAR TROUPE OF The WORLD
| Seats secured during the day without extra chnse
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Amnsements.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.-TO-NiGHdr..: ..1rx
u nIpECTOR .......,,........MAA MAhLfI1D
- ITALIAN OPERA


frpIs xsraBLrsHNENr NOT ADvERr1sh.sfh'
NEW roRX BEKALD.D
,pr.r .ND UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS W
CRISPINO La COMAkE,, pyprrc
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS AND The fonL.C..,
for the second series Of twenty iouf
commencing TUESDAY, Oct 81 are nov
,ereived Al the Box Office OF the Academy oooc,sc,
Iron. of retaining their boxes and seats are ~.
ouesed to give notice before Saturday. the IStn 'H'@
Box Office - -,.ry,rn ocT ~ ATe
1NIyrrgEsrH SUBSCRIPTION NfaEr'
Third Nisht of the highly successful new Opera,
CRISPINO L LA COMAnE'
(the Cobbler and the Fa.y).,o
MISS CLARA LOUISE kELLooo'
SI0NOR T.. lRFRE, n, 49,,
who inforder 10 tho cast as perfect ~ 60.
cep,ed he comparatively suai par, Of the oouns de
'A''"n ,rDEnp u.ppA. MILE. FICHEH
oIoNoh mAhnA' sIGNOR T0RlANL
TOMORROW, SATURDAY. GRAND MAiA'NN'
ERNANI.
ON MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 30.
UN BALLO IN MASCHEkA. ,x.
The sale Of and tickets Tor any OF vi
named performances wii commence THIS MVhNiSSO, .Sa
the regular Offices viz the Box Once Oh the
Beer 4 schrmr., No. Tol Broaawayi pond px 20 "a
No $40 Broadway; Schuberh Co.'S No. slo brosn"sy anu
Root Anthony x Co.'S No. Il Nsssau-st.
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OLYMPIC THEATEK. ,roon
" Sole Lessee and Msnageress....M Mrs JOhN WIZ


OLYMPIC THEATER. moon
" Sole Lessee and Msnageress. J0hN WV
(TuIs KsTABLis isHnFrr DOES NOT ApvEhIsA II ~
IoRK RERALD)
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF the rest local sensational drama, In
FIVE ACTS AND PROLOGUE, ,r,.
.obodyng truthful varied and interesting pictures OF ne ara
manners, innumuerabe novel and interesting pnAss'
THE STREETS OF NEWYORR,
received nightly with the greatest enthusiasm by
CROWDED HOUSES, .
ho hv ndorse the opinion EXPRESSED this represents
tion Of xv
ON It's original production, that Il ranks as ,.,o>,
THE GREAT SENSATION OF TIE SEASON.
ard warrpnts the announc enent ofits repet ion oo
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHLh NOllCE-
WIN ELABORATE SCENERY By HAYES.
including the beautiful tabesnx, - MN,
UNION SQUARE AND THE FIRE,
NEW AND APPROPRIATE. MUSIC By THOMAS
APPOINTMENTS. MECHANICAL EFFECTS, AND
POWERFUL CAST.
Doors open q. Il; commence II.
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DAW SILK-2O bales CANTON REREELED
ARCHER & BULL, No. III Wa'er-st
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pavIb B. TURNER ofHsw.Yotk.
Drn gooos.

rr'O MILLINERS and COUNTRY STORE
KEEPERS.
AT GRAND ST. CEEAP STORE.
WHOLESALE. - -
You can purchase CUT LENGTHS Of MlLLiSSEhi Ssi
GOODS ehea per down Joobr sci holo rieefs
CALI
MARK THE ADDRESS.
No. al ard 3llt GRASD.Si ard No. 20 ALLEN 81,
Flth block rat from the bowefy.
t,,... q, ,bs WLolssalr Departments No &c Allen st.
s,eond F,vor-felt. Beaver and sua~ .to.fs c,
Third Fl,cfH rs=. Nrivst and Milhnrfy Ooois
Fourth f''''- |-'e -'' wv EDWARD RIDLEY.
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rJr0oins CARDS. sc.

At VIM. EVERDELL~ SONS, No. 104 Full.
~ ton.st.--WE EDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
(E.,ablshed 1881
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INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS-a splen-
i did vurie,y OF all qualities j. hOosELh NO N'N ''
ter,t third door below Amityst
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BEADS BEARsii a7b Fancy sEapsA aooDs
H. P. BROWN inporteE &c, W
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T,EACHERS for all grades of Schools; GOV
j. ERNESSES Of the various qualifications demanded; IN
toraaou Of good schools uegosoEs Of School pToperes
books 6 ior Educational purposes may he obtained a. the
Edocationa Agency, NO. Ill Nsssau-st., n f by
J. A. NASH k co.
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ITOCAI. INSTRrCTION.-Mrs. EDWARD

VOCAL INSTRUCTION.--Mrs. EDWARD
LODER will commence her course of private instrne
don in ITALIAN ENGLISH and ORATOklO slNGlhu
hs 6rst week Ia October. Mrs. LODER will be at home
rnd that date every morning between the hours OF II and
eclock OF written applications be sent there, No ~ East
Thirty seeondst LeIingtonave or TO Chiekerms
/ Sous Piano Rooms, No $50 broadway.
IASTH-ST. and FIFTH-AVE.- DAY
Sst SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES win reopen Sept.
is Profe,sorx for every department Stages in
sstsndance for distant pupils
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French Boarding and Day School for iourt L"die.E
Ii le 60 Tye, N sis thirst between Madison and Filth
-. ~ reopes Eept ls. G. Il GARDNER. Principal
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NRSML "A SCEOOL OF the UNIVERSITY,

u Opposite Washington square,
PRIMARY COMMERCIAL. CLASSICAL.
Prepares for Colegr, Business, West Point.
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a.. mean. Of paving bouptes authorized oy Hw,
pa oS rimbursins municipalities for bountie, P1la w
ten In pur.uance Of law by creating Sae uyvo ~
~, nurao.e and to submit TO the people ths % "
,,o,h deLS and 20 repeal certain sections o. chaI
ter iatnynine Of the Laws 0feish'seH Au'''''' anu
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professional.
vENEREAL HOSPITAL,


~ Established in the Year $780,
FOR THE CURE or rGNArE DISEASES,
Ami under the control oi two OF the most Eminent
Physicians in the World. tl alI
DAR V, BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
IL Hospitals, and iof the past ten ears Of The gln-
eninati Venereal HOsplta., and Dr. ". H. RkfNOLDS,
late OF York Tns In the only office in the city
where a permanent cure OF Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use OF mereury or change OF
diet. GonoTrhoA cured IN six to fouy-twO hourAi
elect cured IN three 20 ten days. structures cured ~
tw 10 SIX days; seminal eakness cured IN Two To
elght weeks syphilis in iis primary stages cured IN
tllrne days Secondary symptoms IN one 10 three
weeks; SKIN Diseases cured IN one 10 three weekhi
i'm potency, Vgor restored in one TO Tour weel r. AZ
dseases Of private nature treated with unparalleled
''Ilr Bonaperts's great work on private Diseases
the Private Guide 70 Health, N bene teln 10 alL male
aud female, old and young, should read this work Is
will enlighten those WHO grope In darkness. frce
twenty five cents, sent by mail.
Ur Bonaparte's French Patent Male salel IL ~
the only safe and sure preventive against dlAeaHe'
Price of the French Patent Male Safe, " the single
one "a per half dozen, t7 per dozen, sent by mail
l. 30 Madame LOKi RR's Female Monthly Pulls ~ a
sale and reliable remedy for suppressonh and All le-
male diseases; laiisa should not use mem auil.g
pregnacy, sthey VIII produce miscarriage, ftMs
per no x-axiTa hne S5-sent 10 any address 10y mail
DTs. Is. a n are the moh to eonsniti they are uni
duesuonaby ackuo Wledged 10 be the champions anu
Kings OF ynerea diaeaaesi and the only DoeorH VINO
receive monthly reports from the o.d woridi lhey
have been aecustome ed from early age OF youth TO
Sitness the various diseases which atilet mRnSndi
and TO watch the progress through long career oi
professional study an every sphere o ne, rom M ihe
| aunt 10 abode OF poverty to the mansion ol we
| wealthy and having aHeertained beyond doubt the
vast snferngoi humanity, ihoy determined lp selsSt
the eTatVe system Rs their particular stndy, anu
10 devote thair whole AttSntion 10 the Aleyanon Of
the diseases ofthese importapt iuncnens No leilea
willbe answered unless they eenlhn aTemillhnee o.
DTs, B0NAPAKTE q REYNOLDS,
No. la9 sycamore street, between Ffth and SIXTH
| east side, Cincinnati, ohio. 100. fi" '
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wynkoop's Iceland Peetoral.

Diseases OF the throat, and pulmonary organs
ever prevalent, iusldious aud dangerous. The
properties of medicine TO alleviate, aud uproOt
these complaints, must be eNpectoFant, anodyne and
inygOmting, lOOaeu.ng tho mucus at the throat and
imparing 10 lha entire sy-em. No discovery m
msdcai aaienoe ever mAstered this class of disesea
like Dr. Wynk0op's Iceland fectotM. II iH used with
the most aston shng resutain all eases Of hr0neht
Influenza, whonplng c0ugh, hpihera or nnlrid sore
throat, asthma croup coughsScolds uoryons irrts
bility, &c, rf
The Rev j. a. Potter certihes that ~ have ,ued DR.
WynkOops Poet0ral for several years, myself and ia
my family, Tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended Il 10 many Others, and hayo never
seen its equal" Rev. J. j. Potter, BrpokBn NJ Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important tesumOni-
ala could he produced, showing ita remArkabe cures
and that u never fails.
Il IL ooUpoasd Of purn Iceland Moss, Balm VI Ill
cad, Peruvian Baiasm, Elecanpane, Comfrcy, Bnr-
dock, and other Invaluable aKpectsrant aud tonic Ia.
grodents. ltia harmless, prompt and lasting, 'in-
yallda and Hulierers cannot Afford 10 neglect tral
Every family should have 10. ~ IL remarkable lur
Group, Fun descriptions, recommendations and di
eetiOnA accompany each bottle. .''H
Sold in Dayton by W W. Stewart and all principal
druggists. . uL
Barnoa Co., New York. se2idly
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cERTIFfcArE OF AuTHoRITy.

To expire on the 3lst day OF January, 1866,
OFFICE or THE AUDiToR STATE, ISsURANdr DIRT
CoLUnBUs, Ono, January IL, 1855.
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
BURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, in the
State Of Connect cut, has ied in this office swO,n
statement Ofts condition, ~ required by the first sec
ton OF the act "ro reg late Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the State OF ohlop passed April &,
1860, and amend February o, 1864 and whereas,
SAID Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that IL s possessed o at least hundred thousand
dollars o actual capital invested IA stocks or bonds,
OF in mortgages Of real eAate, worth double the
amount for which the same IN mortgaged and,
whereas, said Company has filed in this otee writ
ten instrument under it's corporate seal, signed by
the President ana Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents OF said Company in this state 70 ac
knowledge service Of process for and IN behalf OF said
Company. according TO the terms OF said law.
Now therefore, ia pursuance of the first section OF
the aforesaid act, !, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
state for OHIO DO hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford CONNECTICUT, " authorized TO transact the
business OF Fire Insurance IN thus State until the
thirty frat day Of january, In the year thousand
eight hundred and sXty-six. ......y.. ....t
lsrAMp.I In witness whereof have hereunto sub
[5EAL,l AcTibed my name and caused the seal Of my
= office TO DO affixed Che day aud year above
l.. written. JAS. II, GOODMAN,
feIO Auditor Of Slate.
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CoI-Hrsgg.

PRLADELrHIA, March l3.-fhe Bulletins
Washington special dispatch says:
A letter dated near Kingston, March 10Th,
and received here at noon to-day, says that
on the day before (lhe 9Lh,) Bragg again at
tackled Coxs force, making Two separate as
sault4, which were repulsed with heavy loss
to the enemy Rutgers division of the Sec
ond corps captured on piece OF artillery aud
two hundred prisonars. The enemy ldft the
field in confusion, and all their killed aud
wounded fell into our hands.
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I-NoR sALE--400 acres Of lapd, RS miles south Of
II Kenlon, Hardin county, Ohio lying on both s.des
Of the Cincinnati and sandusky hailfoad' near Huu.
sonv VILE station. ~ ~ luh
The land lies rolling, and is timbeTed With ash, ma;
pla walnut, cherry lynn, hickory 6o has thsee good
notings ef water a valuable water power on silver
Crack twenty feet head, with rich creek hoioms.
only impro Vements, cabin with about fifteen nres
sleared The wood on the lsnd, " cut and hhiilhd 10
the railroad, will pay for the land .lft4.a
For lerms and other pafucnarH, apply 10 - ",
Prde, or w. V. Marquis beheiontaine, o. laz4daw2F
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT sTs, oIN.
yVIIIs largo and comm0dous Hotel has been RE
L 7FITrED AND RKFJRNfsHED throughout mag
nIheenty with entire NEW FuRNlTuRE Of the latest
sfyln without regard 10 trouble or expense 70 meet
the demands OF The travelmg pnlhe, 20 which yoer
~ q. q. MACLISn, PTo'r.
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WAsmNGroE, March l3.-Among postmas-
ters confirmed recently are the following.
John j. Cochran, Lancaster, Pa; Wm. f.
Comfy, Dayton, o NJ s Huntingdon Ga
lena, ILL.,, 4. R Jennings, Sag Harbor Al
mon NJ Capp, Buffalo, N. Y; John J, Speed,
Louisville, Ky and VIM. A, Howard, De
troit. .sr. Frgft .auf.stII 1900.
The amonht Appropriated by the late Con
gress for the purchase of cavalry and artillery
horses, is 81 100000, and for the purchase OF
gunpowder and lead, $40, 500, 900.
Officers Of volunteers now in commission
below the rank of Brgadier General, who
should continue ia the military service 10 the
close Of thewar are 10 receive, on being mus
tered out Of the seryice, three months pay
proper taBE t.
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Rspor. q COLA neal.rs.

NV YoRK, March l3.--Tha gold dealers
have a report that Sherman has had heavy
fight, defeated the rebels, and captured n
large number Of prisoners and munitions of
war. The report has had ils effect on The
market ttiln -Hy' HlIi.
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The Emperor msHimIIiRn'H Decree
Touching Religious Federation

The Emperor msHimIIiRn'E Decree
Touching Religions Federation
NEw YORK March l3.-To.day 3 mail from
Mexico brings the text of Maximihans de-
cree of religions toe ration, .he promugation
OF which has been publicly announced but
the entire text OF which Is now for the first
time translated for the associated press, viz:
Maximilan, Emperor OF Mexico, having
consulted our Council OF Ministers, we hereby
decree the following:
First The Emperor protects the Catholic
Apostolic Roman Church as the religion OF
the State
Second, Free and ample federation is cx
tended throughout the territory Of the Em
pre, TO all religions which are not opposed to
morality, civilization aud good habits The
establishment of n new religion, however,
will require the authorization of the Govern
ment
Third, As circumstances may require, in
struetions will be issued to the police regard
ing the exercise of religion
Fourth, The council of the State shall be.
Informed of any abuses committed by the 10.
cal authorities against the exercise OF other
religions, and against the liberty which the
laws guarantee to their members.
This decree shall be deposited in the arch
ives of the Empire and be published in the
official journals
Given in the Palace ofMexico, the 25lh Of
February, 1868 ...
MAXINILIAE.
BY order Of His Imperial Majesty
The Minister Of Justice
PEDRo EsCuDERo Y. ECHAEAyG.
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Would these children nave a comfortable home, and
the means Of educauOni Would this wills be iudOpCn'
dent OF the cold charities OF the worl1r Would TINS
aged aud feeble parent hn provided for4 Would my
estate pAy my deptsl Would there be- sacrifice .Oi
property by forced sales OF Ru administrator to meet
the demands Of creditors sales made WHEN the narget
lends dONnNRrd, aud lar prloes cannot be rCah3edl"
How lew nIn answer lhesequesuop 20 their sstisfte-
uonl They fear a. ASK them and cherish ths heliei
that they have along lease onli inis 10th fool
/ sh and cowardly. The brave man furIt
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Far rmers 3 Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
w AGRTER sc sTEl.RK.

(suooNshoa 10 anHuipLEh sTRiCELBRP ,,
HAVE taken this Old and popular HotaI ON Second
IL street, Dhyton and hope by their atts mtion 10
business % fslein thewel-eamed rsPuato ofthis
The services Mr.. Henry Foster, so widely known,
have been retained as Clerk. -
Ths patronage OF Its former fiendsis con silently
anticipated aug2e NdAW
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Even where he has preceded them INTO eternity; Ayit
the honest dabtnr satisfies hs conhdngc when
fate seemed least PropliouA In amorR a9d worldly
sense II IL great weapon by winch TO rob death OF
his sting. , .
Let amy husband, lather, ION Rak hmaelf, "lf wRs
~ die to night, would those who are dear TO me
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'TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
The Late EngAgsmtnt Between Bragg
and Coz.
inv Mail

anu NoNs
my NAIL
NEwngus, ~ c., March ll--9 A. NJ
The enemy, elated with the capture Of two or
three small guns aud line OF skirmshers ON
our front, made several charges yesterday OF
the most reckless character, IN which they
were repulsed each time with heavy loss
Our forces we're we'll entrenched, and nre
nov within three miles Of Kingston 10 which
point ;he railroad is BOW completed The en-
emy continue 10 receive rcininrcements, and
evidently intend to make stubborn resistance
at Kingston
General Couch's division, from Wilmington,
communicated With General Cox last night
from Beaver Dam, n point he had just reach.
ed and is only eight miles from General Cox 3
headquarters General Couch inius General
Cox lurces this morning which indicates "A
battle to-day The enemy shows signs Of
wcnkness, aud will doubtless fall back to the
opposite side OF Neuse river, and make q
stand in Kingston.
Tho enemy nre reported TO number from
l5,O 900 TO $4,000. A rebel ram ia stationed
at Kingston TO protect tho bridge across the
Neuse, which is quite an extensive structure.
II is reported by doscrters that Gen Il, Il
Lee aud Gen. Breckenridge, from Richmond,
visited Kingston and gave Instructions.
Gen Schofeld remains in tho licld with
Gen Cox, giving every movement personal
attention. The enemy are much alarmed
and mystifed in regard to Shermans move
ments We expect to hear from him in day
or two ....
Gen, Cox issued an order congratulating
his troops on the heroic manner in which
they have met the enemy aud successfully
sustained themselves thus far. ......
Gen. Marklaud Military Naval Agent, ar.
rived at Morehead City, with large mail Tor
Shermans army, which he is waiting TO de.
liver by way ot Newhern,
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llllE ftna grants policies FOR LtFE, for a term
i Of yesrs, tndowment policies and childI en g th.
downent Also, Non Forieung rohcieg, on Whic h 10
payment iE required amer ton years.
ffs thOnsHni dollars paid two losses this city
wiihu the tst s,N mOnths. .#..... ...f .-
Among all thcCoutrlyAnceH Of men to protect the
lainuy crrle from want, hone ne ieuud more siH
pie IN lts character, noble in ts features, certain In
"a results Than Lite ln7urnnce. it Is the prop which
tho dying husband caves 10
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Young men just starting IN buAmess, whose chiei
capital Is their energy9nd integrity should insure
ives 70 this amount Of half thTir liahfitA Shrh a.
atot dHlnieresied honesty, when iIqoV %
tors, would Justly Increase their rconhdence In ther
II woud show that HEY dsi not Wls "a leave tbel
friends exposed 10 any ayoidalgeQntng ylaidthS