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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-17
RECENT ATTACK ON FORT FISHER,
.ellnt ggEi3 Il tt-f l.sl = BOUT
Interesting Statements Of a De-
Sn serierf aaS
qrg,f ga
THE FORTg 1Tss o UR MERCY
FOR TWO DAYS.
Great Damage to the Rebel works,
Killed AND WOUNDED OF TIE
q az se.lf3 ...s, ENEMY. .a.s.s.s5, srsis4
WAsHrNeToN Nan. n

tse'g''o .,,a.. . 4 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. f
The Navy Department has received the fol-
lowing:
"Fldg ship Maloern, Beaufort, N. c., Jan.
9th.-Slr; have the honor to enclose you a
letter from Lieut.. Commander Temple, con-
tanning interesting matter in relation to Fort
Fisher. 1t is important as matter of history
and tells the whole story. ssAtt 8 s@s9@
ii / am, sir, your obedient servant, i.
DAVID D. PoRTER,al 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-17
e. M. PArrEN, AUcrIoNEER, u EEohangs St

WILL sell at auction Thursday, Jsn 18th, at 10
w O'Clock A. N. an assortment of bleaohtd and
brown ottons Stripes, Denims. TckinRs, Flanr els,
Dress Goods Prints Cassmerea, Satinets, Doeskins,
Beaver and Broadcioths, Shirts and Drawers, De-
Lanes, Crash, Linens, DaTnask, Hokfs, Towels Nap
kins, &C. Also one Sewing Machine. ,ja.l7td
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-17
REMOVALi
DIR. w. IN. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician
Has rsmovedhis office from ciapp's Block to
1s4 MIDDLE STREET, :
N.,,lV A,Dos;t. TIA Initial Rt.t.. lHo,.I Wh... 1.

Nearly VPpOsIth Ihe United blatcs Hotel, Where be
HOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Pertland and vicinity, that he has permanent-
ly located in this CITY. During the two years we
the worst forms OF disease persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa.
tients in short time that the question is otter
asked do they stay curedf To answer this question
will say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. d. has been practical electrician fer twenty
years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic disease
in the form of nervous sick headache; neuralra
In the head neck or extremities; consumption Wbs
In the acute stages whore the lungs not full
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism sc-ofula hq
diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, vurvatI
Of the spino, contracted muscles, distorted lnbt1
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas, Dance, deafness stan
mefing or hesitancy of speech, dyspepsia, indges.
ton, constipation and liver complaint pies-we ours
every case that can be presented, asthma, bronch
It's, structures Of the CHEST and Ill forms Of fsma
oomplnints. asz fFIl IF|l $40 7
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-17
.EDWARD M. PATTEN,
Commission Merchant & AuetiOneer
Has removed to the spacious store II
Exchange Street, four doors below
'''e Merchants Exchange. 40 '-'h7'n

VIII receive oonsignments of Me- ,handise Of
svery description, for public private sale Sales
Of Real Estate, Vessels, Cargoes, Stocks and Mer.
ohandise solicited. Cash sdvanoes made, with
prompt sales and returns. sr ltil mchI2dIy 3
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II ycstsriay's srS, We referred t. o. 3.hgul,y
experienced by recruits d,rr We ~ c'ls'ing ai the
Saysl Bureau ,u ,h" rari. The Ciiy authorities
declare that they are not g. lam, IL Ills matter,
and place the odiun upon tie uUlt,I s'stcs
authorities, Tor removing shc surgeon apo ntcd h
examine tic men who are iIercl as substitutes or
who ,ppy Tor enlistment. It IL stran'- that N"
slpcryisors' Comm. ioe-ah lao have taken so much
pains to enlshien tie public upon other matters
couuo-tcl with the enlistment Of sil4iers
ami sailors, at their agency IN the
r,r.,-hAyc rover utlu tn. trouble to
bring t. the notice 81 the Washington authorities
,citsu derrIc..ous 81 dug Ola the part " Uncle
Sans recruiting ofn,,r., hy which tie Jus.ne-s IS
constantly delayed, under tie p'c,cnte tia. rel
thpo routine is more important than tho rcccf ton
| q an Ac,eptal J. rc.rruI We have hi,hosto re-
| trained irom censur.lg our "Nu'lA;"c- Commit
tee" because We bel eyed they have q, rci to MI
oar quota ",eas, nab asst ~ solder, are re-
quircd by tie Provost Marshal bu. patience ceases
to be virtue when We see the 'ohc,l Of c5uscriI
tl3l" loom UP before, ant ailr1acu towards the
hNriworkins Young men Of lbs cty who have
not the means of escaping a dram by furnish
'ng suhs,tu.rs Gentlemen 81 ne supcrv s. rs
COMMITTEE. You have no good reason for be II 2
| g. polite n Cuulc SAYS servant. whose .,,iupo-
\ tence or iuefi'ency caus,e sin.c delay f. i'll.
rug orr quota" Tic people look to you to save
them from DRAFT, AMI i the tntei state. oei'ors
Obtain leave OF abacncc, are temporarily removed
neglect their duties W get duin,,, surely yol have
slhcien. n0uenc t. procure pr per PERSONS 10 o.,
their places. oar Cuzert are anxious 90 avoid ,Nc
| drnt they want every tl,llrutpu. Co. d.. ID o.
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A MOVEMENT has lecn ,naurur,tea IN Iroo,I .,.
hay.u, Tor is ote,, reformation IN tie mode +
,ransartpg tie vast amount q, business now lo.c
bv the ,ty exprcss ,ornpaa,cs. IN tb.s,.tv. ID.
scrutiny into tie operations OF several h,..drcl
different express" men. Who run four.HLcrl,l
wagons through the streets, would result In hcnc.
d,uus the public, hy preventing ertor,iop, ,pi
outr.so- u, present committed by ,Ac,e common
carriers. so, coatcnt With ..onopois.n., the lght
ia-sulc.luash.u. businc,, Of railroad = .e.,ly r.
t.cas .',.pruss WAGON now carry .-,,t
deal - tie heavy freight which e.uos Ia
.Ur city, taus ,utcr.crin, with the l.,,,.
Este bu.,n,,s OF licensed carmen Irs,,s1
cot calling for l,. par,,. s.. up lew ,.,,s RI, ,,r,
stare, Lcays articles and whole Iona Of fl,,p,o
ere expressed" 70 the evident injury , t,c car.
men, who wouil 30 tue work quite As rc.sopa.ly.
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T. sppcars rom the last European v 80, ,hs'
tie British Parliament has been engaged In an ami.
mated discussion The subject Of u" condition Of
ltelsnd, TIE ostonstle object be ~ {" dt'i- some
means fOf sllev ,tug tn suffering condit ID VI tie
Irish people. Lord PALNrEsTos, Who is tie % I'VE
ernmcnt oracle, delivered speech upon u, sab
Jet, AID cxf rcsstd the opuo tuat ,Ae want "
capital vas tho leading cause VI the prescott c.u1I.
ton VI that ,oI'try. ~ positive cotton wa taken
upon tie question, Ia ts Introduction q tbs
time. sni N" evident interest man s.cd n 4,
show ths, Parliament is at last alive H. tie necc.-
say Il making some pfcten4e towsri reform.
Tlc discussion sIlulcd t. "a Of a. Importance, -
inr ~ practical results are concerned, 'or it re-
quires but little disccrnmsut to see that British
legs alton will never raise mp the oppressed people
4 Ire anu; but It is no.ow orthy. Tor N" reason
that It disclpses a feeling Of unessiness Boo Paris
uent, with reference " Ireland. Tho cause q this
unc.sinesa can readily be understood Tac tone "
the Briush journals proves that their Government
IN ionlously watching the fenian development n
this country, and there ~ an evident feeling Of
anxiety regarding the rapidly with which nc or-
ganizstion ia spreading. The report Of tie Fcuian
Congress At Cincinnati, which FIRST disclosed the
'll extent and purpose Of the brotherhood. saye
iho British Government good cause flr alarm, anu
there is liilo douhI that The prctoncc H. benefit Ire
and 10y Parliamentary legislauou was mdHccd by
tais cause. 1t is no; probable, however, tat Pa
Lament will be able 10 Absio any of Tie feeling
manifested toward Englsni hy the lri-h pcop'c. by
any such device IN" enmiiy Las been " too long
standing, has been confirmed By too much suffer
iug and o. precision, aud los become Goo truIy .ui-
planted in tho Irish heart to he removed by tie art
fIlncs- Of Parliament Il Eng and desires 10 folestal
the Fcnisns with regard to Ir,l,nl. i must Liop;
some more Efficient AMI los transparent policy.
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hEW \ OH. 5iAfch "a l0t's
Be,t..-Nery little change has taken place IN ms
market since our report Of one week ago. II We e'-
ccrt noticeable improvement in the quality Of the
stock offered for sale, the number Of really ne cattle
being larger than during any single week for zone
time past The supply continues very lair At the sew
eral yards in this city and vicinity, and prices remain
nearly IA last quoted tina Is lSazEo Tor tue hert 100
We learn VI lev premium bttyes ceiling a hith ~
2Iaz5c per pound, but the-e wcIc exceptional prices
The Government demand fol cattle has been active
during the week at prices averaging about l~c I'~-
Weisht. -,
Shtsp-The supply Of sheep greatly exceeds the
demand and prices consequently lower, sdles tt.
ing made at iuallc tot interior and ~ Tor good
sheep. Pelts ave lover.
yti,ns-fhis market IA Hl-o literally supplied and
nrces are little lower varying from l3c pei pound
i've weight. Tor coiu-ied, 20 10 &C for dtsuhers.
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l2pNa-Cui hal past uiuc y -lVsE a. t. netA.''
until nearly four o'clock in tie aneIuoo-, the
Supervisors COilmiree are engaged N recruiting
soldiers TO Gil our quota. Governor fEStoS says
tic draft will not be enforced 50 long as recruiting
proceeds reasonably fast" Now We have seen
scores Of rien, whose courage Is brought 10 the
enlistin point at jus. about the hour the dora Of
the recruiting o1ice are cloaed. The blunt super
v.s1rs have 4 uglt ~ shut Tho doors Whenever
they deem proper, and o, course the wOuld.oe
recruits can call again next morning but how
oi:eu dOes . nights reflection change the n.nd oi
f, man who would lave become soldier On the
previous Gay We submit the suggestion that the
Supervisors employ. halowed ~ the s. author
tiles, tie necessary recruiting officers to sacud ~
The business from early morn al dcwy eve, Or
longer, If recruits odeL and continue to 10 this
uutil oil danger Of a draft has been removed from
this city.
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Nrv YORK ought +. feel rralcu Co Governor
rrv1o, '.r A. rFtt'ut e.. ~, 90 SILICA this state
'ruu jr,.L lut thankful g. tnc Gayorumc,.! Tor
u7 lcucucy again cytcui..c 'lo tine for re 'rut.
iaF According o. Governor rt,r1S's apr9Gnc.-
melt. .c 8. o.ltAiiy 4isugyl yl'r.Sus. Mar hal
Geu'rl r.y tA7t q draft will be enforced .n any
district " th,s s.a.c. -o i.4; volunteering fro-
pr,s4,s "rcs .'i aty f,sU' Ibis - he only COZ
aiuDa, a.. .s compliance will Of course ot,n,c
&c Is,,s-iy ~ ecu .t,lll.n ualer tar at re-.
QUESTION. Ecc edition 80 recruiting rea8aua,l,
tasI' ,s not very explicit and ttgrc may 10 =
qupsto Whether "a, work o. tho Volunteer Com
mIttso, At she Pre- en-. time, Is up TO tAp requ .tc
standard of not, Uuc hundred mon dag Tor
city having population of over one million, is not
a very favorable exhibit and might easily be con-
,tr4,l .s lru. below the standard Z reason
at'nes..' y true that at On. thought. i seems
HE Fat work o. ry'rUt siv hundred men peg
ve'a b.. a r.. Ic city , lut Wien We -clectt At tho
s4fi ,.y b. sumner al. ias. than bal. tie ind.
v4Isl satcs. and tat the rate a only cqu.ys-
ieut TO- one l.,a dag fr q population u
ten hop.., u Wi be seen that to
work loolt lcs' 'orudia De-. The object q this
Iuuou.,u. ,,'Gout5 &c. avoid the necessity o.,
- Irvt A hos before been rouar1cd by the sus,
size G.-.t4iucut would ally avoid crnscripton
lt..,.Lrf 10 10 necessary acquisitions lur 4yl
~u. be- supplied 10y less Objectionable means
,..-e .-,. sac .l.: ,l.; drafted men cnrno. he
-.,,re. ..,. q. o'ic..ut soldiers as volunteers,
,.'. Hr.r. w1..' r4u,h pre'pr 10 have tie u4n-
.. 600 .c, uy voluntary means. A. the
Isryt u.uy uer, are p,,.lai reasons f.r desiring
o. 1890 -ty V. 4. ~ r'lsturats, Size chief oi
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sbr.mrn "poing tilcly' Retreat Of
IiraRg.


yt.yv.stssat i'i u.ou direct, heard 'r"tn.
j. Wa Department has r'coiyci in e'h.a les
r...i, .r9u h.., -n tie public arc ia fcc'ip' Of
,...sr,.. n'....i Ia, s.0,', bIt telling ali that
ID .,scutal .tttslr.s she ~ b that tbs gallant
-r~.v.s .ui L.a...l.. 4.r "a vel, anI nave
,..,. ...." Ia 1..pltI iu question, dated
......rut. az A. Laurel W. g, is most
.l,t,-.-rt pa t. fac. tt.t Il r,yess mJre nearly
= In .a.'t n. heretofore received r.rNAS'8
trob,iI, D. ,.tvr port. IaItoi Il . rs point GA
ne direct ae Ir.u Columbia To- G.,ashorN hri
shows Nht ~" army r. m,v ing IN NORTH
e,s.er.y direction Uwarls Goldsbaro, ot kins-
,,a. .lc scene II the recent battle totNccn
the Union column from Ncw err, snl tho rebol
forces under General BrA7o. Their, 10 high
ly important point letaccn those two local lies
however, directly Un the ln" which surg
nA~ b. pursuiny Tbs Race e Fayetteville,
.t.rty-eiehI mites u,rti esst oi Laurel Ill., and
shout nnv-dve miel from GoldsDoro. A. Pay
st,csvillo Ia l'cat"d, " lar., the most '1busl'e
arsenal in the soutN, from whence The rebels have
drawn , large portion ~ thor munitions oi war.
IL hardly rtotal c that SHEEsAE will fail TO pay
hs r,Hp,t's 70 thus iocs'ity, and when
ihcr, no viii bee within only three
on our dsy. march n either God. orc ~ Raleigh
tho w., plicos hong shout ,lu,list,nt from Fry
.ueuuc Il,tc 10, of course, ro authoritai 90
s.alemea. concerning which VI these rona sHaR-
MAJ rs aiming A. or oA,tAer either o tncm 10 the
target t1t IRON tie is-; tlat ur culuInu u Con.
IkRsY has possession "; tie weldon Railroad,
north o. willliustou, wi ch rms directly to Colds
Doro, AID viii Iuus be aLle " cooperate with
snrsNAN, seenlB probable hat ttO AFTER - nj is
tue oLo " which Iho army "a striking Ana
further the force ~ Con. s,IoFiELp. Which is now
81, Binston, within twenty pbes 81 Go dsboro,
would als, h" ia position to act Ia conjunction with
suEtlAAS's afuly. As TIC Dispatch aluIcl to vas,
as be.or, state q, written a week ago, t is quito
likely that SHERMAN las ere luis passei 'yctscs-
vale ill It Thereof cannot be l.n' .e'oro unc.
.tiou wall Dy elected With : 'n.rrLu. I.I8 places
the A,us.on IA North Carolina ,u t4e most fav.r
abe hyh', aud iusu-e5 the speedy rou' 4 the rebel
,orce under E2AGG, wlichL made sle5 a despeT'
1T, yIvrt to ~. -ptthe Scuu,.n eEpeduon.
Tie kinstou engagement ah.u. which the r,hI
Journals were Al inst exul,luI, urusout 10 have
u-en anyif nr hut -vc'.ry f'r them Authcpu,
In'c ircnsr, through urion source, shows TIA
tic lyht Gid not sotuhlly occur a kustou, whci
ison tho Nortl side Of the Ncrsc nv =, but At
put On the South ...c, lev l..les from the town
where u 900 had made tine stand Tho rebel
uuioultedly SECURED a s'.-ht advantage on tn
hrut LAY 81 the hg = but GA the -ord day they re-
ncwed tho alta v, ani were i'.as'rausly repul rrf
and wer. compelled 20 retreat across tie RIVER
kLston Braces victory, therefore was ycf
much she character 81 sll hIs past victories
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have 'si,' - fr9u tweuty-ly- to -, pr cett.
90 -g,er ration ulIs, G che. s,J, AL 10 follow
cd BY react Oh. ,e the alternative Of n may
sur lv he expected. The coalition ls simple and
easily complied With, and It remains I. be seen
whether tAe c0ty ~il accept the generous p,opo1i-
ttru .r mot
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ass dull aLd &c 4 y,. lover Corn -a' heavy and Sc
&c. lorcr. uIts Nefs lu'l PofE va. heavy unl
lover. bee .a' Aca,,. Land ~. s4sle 80. -f
AID Whisky " as diIn With a TAR demand
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TEsArI3 NOTICES..

A SPECIAL MEETING or THE BROOK
IA Ign Operative fis'teler' win tie he'd ~ 'Dvlr
al : o'c,ocK All mer b 'ra ere requested " cad,
A. KANE, Pest JVAN W. E.4Et.Il, sec, Ia
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~. would sgsi1 irmInd our tiyertlsin' %, r0Di
,, tbeir fatt.. .Ii b 'to it'H or 4si' rstt1I,
o., band.. 10 ~ uu. counter i,iure nine % c oct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

stop that scratching and use Nhenton's
Itch Ointment 1t cuies Itch and Salt Khcum IN
ory eight hours, and all eruptous of the skin. sold
By all Druggists. VIZ
Messrs. Fowler &, Wells. Phrcnoiogists,
give charts Of character daily, a, $50 Broadway 800
Grover & Bakers First Premium Elastic
stitch and Lock stitch Sev ing AaChineA Iyj II old-
way. New York and 23J Fulton st, Brooklyn. w
IIale,s Honey of Horehound and Tara
certain tor coughs cold, Influenza hOaTsene1e,
difficult breathing, aud all affections OF the b,oat'
bronchial tubos and lungs leading ~ consuu ptlon
The Honey OF EoIehOuud s0othes all irritation. The
OIL perts Of the thtost and lung. Ihe:e Is no hang
Ike H. % cents per bottle. FOR sale by all d-ggi-t
CLailcs Dogner, general asent ~ Cedar II. ~ 54i
To Purify, Enrich the Blood. aud Bcauti-
fy the complex ION, helmbod's Highly toucentra-
I'D Fluid Extract SsrsSparilIa One Hottie eIuair IN
strength gallon OF the syrup or Decoction. Isl
Why Injurc the IompeNion by Powders
and Washcs xhich choke NIL up tho pores Of the
skin and in short time leave Il harsh and dr. IL
Is in the blood and il you want smooth aud soit akin
use Helmbold's ENtrlet OF sarsapariIa. IL gNer a
| brilliancy TO the complexion. -
Clear, smooth skin aud beautiful
Complexion follows the Of Helm bJldf Conccrtra
sed FLUID Extract Sarsapgria. II removes black
tpots, p.mples and all etuptions OF the skln. -
Not Few of the Worst Disorders that
ollie mankind arise from COgfuptuua Of the blood.
| lie mbolds Extract of snrsspaIlla IL remedy Of
IAo utIlost value. -
Wheeler & wilson's Highest Premium
| Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine, 90 Broadway. See
wheeler Wil-on's Buttonhole Machine. -
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\OIICE Il HEREBY OWN ~ ALI
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BARR
n benevolent Society will be- held ~ Muitar. II4
1913 Bowery, GU .his Melnetisy March H. ~ o. ...
T. VI MI m,iubCis are rOIues.ci 10 attend, 40 i...
l. tusiucs- OF ip1 -t@ nee 200 Pee traas4Cfed Is rt
OF PATRICK FITZPATRICK, Fres. pICH D.
MI kPiiN, sec. -
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a q. II. BROOkLYN, l.. /. I4
ns-cmile for n4rq', IN - pnIicS', b.,. .U,' 8. y
inst NJ ALDERMAN Hall l:f i'u'lrr IT, at l. ou,I
\. ". by Oid-t OF JUliN GOLDEN, Grand Nur-l .
PHILIP CLAIR. q. +. DANIEL MrGEE G.> e.
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A O. H.-THE OFFICERS AND Mem
~ Of the shove order are reguef'ed 10 meet
Constitution Hall cor. 4zd 1t. and "a ave. On -,
Il, sday, ljth Inst az o'clock to attend toe it.r
Of our late brother meull err James smith Of Nc Z
b, order OF mos. kEERlGAN, u. r. JAM
CASHtS, G.S. l,.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.


slpSL,u.Y THING. HA@cH E, 1866.
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A MELTING OF THE 'LONGSHOH
Lhmeu'. u Society viii be- held m their irteu
room In Roosevelt 81, on NeiuCsday, 10Th illi a'
O'Clock 7. ". to make final altlnscmtlfs i1r
forthcoW .uf Auuiversary Of lfelAn y. pa'..n S. .
Al mcuhtrs are re luestci 20 attend X, of.tr
jobs hANE, Peat. JOHN ONEN~, SEQ. o.
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A GRAND DEMONSTRATIONS " m

n NNNNU UINVNNI kNTTVN " IT
"A Father Mathew + A. II Society, 50. /. ~
orb, viii t.ke piSce This evening, ut their Bel
5ih and 55th 81. and the sth ave. The So, a. .
receive their new banner. \. ! Tohin, y :
&. I. Mills. Eco, viii adde's the meetnr Vii.
Gam and Mr i. NpN will sing roH- Of The
sones. y. R..PU RCELL, Pros. THOS. MACH!
Rec. SOC. L.
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Lost ANDFOuNO.

EOUND-A BLACK LEATHER IRA
l. IN, bag. Apply ~ WA Al. lLER, - }
n, New York.
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'UUI SANU Ne UNE IINIU 7 ION TIlh UIAVf y
IA .Al and CLorus.-Worls by MISE k.4.eu.
Music by MSS Parkhurst.
''Dlp You MEAN WHAT Yor sAD. Song and
CAoru., rs sung by J. A. n .nuau, " Hooley 3
Al .uGtre s. composed by John Cox
"JuAsIrA. "-standarl Dle,,s Tor the piano
lor.c.
I'll above are pu lishcd BY Horace Waters, No.
i'll Hro4uway, New York,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-15
M A r r T E D


On the 10th Nov. in Salem, w., by Rev. J. D.
Shirley, assisted by Rev. D. f. Bittle, d. D., Mr..
WILLIAM McCAUhEY, Clerk of the County Court OF
Roanoke, and Miss MAGGIE J. Shirley, both OF
Roanoke county.
On the Both Nov near Middlebrook, by Rev.
J. d. Shirley, Mr.. JAMES A. SNYDER and Miss Ma
RY NJ. HoLTz, both of Augusta county.
At the same time and place, by the same, Mr..
GEORGE W. DUDLEY and Miss ANN e. W IsEMAN,
all Of Augusta county.
On the both of November, in Harrisonburg, by
Rev. B. F. Moomau, Mr.. SIMos MILLER, aged 81
wears and Miss HANNAH BAXTER, aged 60-all Of
Rockingham.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM. E. Baker, at the
residence of Mr.. Robt. Eanlear, near Spring Hill,
Mr. JOHN w. EARMAN and Miss MARTHA ELLA L..
VAN LEAR.
On the 18th inst, by the same, in Stanton, Mr..
JOHN w BUFoRD and Miss ELIZABETH G. MoRRI-
SON.
On Thursday, 9th ult., near Greenvlle, Angus
ia county, by Rcv. George B. Taylor, Mr.. JAMES
A. COLLINS of Nelson, co., to Miss, MARGARET b..
SHIELDS, daughter of j. A. Shields, Esq
On the morning of the 18th inst, at the Amer
lean Hotel, Stanton, Va, by the Rev. j. G. Dice
Capt HARMAN HiNER of Barboursville, Orange co.,
and Miss Louisa E. HARRISON, Of Augusta county
On the 29th of October, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. Daniel T. Celmick, Mr..
JosspH BEARD, formerly of Mint Spring, Augusta
county, and Lou c., daughter of George W. Lo-
rentz, Esq, of Upshur Co., West Va.
At the residence of the brides father on Tues
day the 18th inst, by the Rev. Francis Mcfarland
LIEUT.. Jos. w WApDY, of Louisa. to MISS MARY
LIZZIE LAREw, daughter of Mr.. John j. Larew of
Augusta.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

WE learn from the Lexington Gazette
that General Lees family have arrived at
Lexington and taken possession of the resi-
dence assigned to the President of W ashing-
ton College. They were detained in Cum
berland County on account Of the repairs
being made in their future residence. The
ladies of Lexington, God bless them We'd
with each other in having the future home
of the noble old General and his family made
as comfortable as possible Mrs Lees apart
ments were handsomely furnished, thro' the
considerate kindness Of wealthy Lady. of
Cumberland, and all the furniture was man
ufactured in Lexington.
Too much cannot be said in the praise of
the lady in Cumberland and the ladies of
Lexington, who have so CONSIDERABLY cared
for the comfort of Gen. Lee and his family
and we would do injustice did we not include
the Ladies of Baltimore for the present and
the manufacture. Mr.. Chas. NJ. Stieff, OF
Baltimore, for the style and finish Of the ele-
giant Piano, intended to adorn and enliyen
the home of Gen. Lee.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-15
Notice 10 Parties Sending
Freight TO and ar0ssa
SaaHssa0as.

TENIEVa. c. R. r. Co. will furnish cars at Staua-
l. ton as far as they can to receive loading on
the tracts destined for market. Messrs Mcclure
anss mgardner have house Immediately on the
track and will receive produce in the absence of
ears on reasonable terms to be settled by owners
Goods not consigned to other specified houses or
not taken from the will be stored in the Ware
House Of Messrs Mcclure and Bumgardner, being
the most convenient house to the track Mr. r.
j. Hope and Messrs ker, Stevenson & Co have also
houses convenient for transacting this business.
II. D. WHITCOMB,
General Superintendent.