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Died.

On the morning Of the 29th January. after
a short illness Peter Harshbarger, of Wayne
township, in the s0th year of his age.
Of diptheria, on Monday, 18th inst, Willis
Warfeld, only son of George w. and Annie
Aurand, aged years, months and days.
The earthly tenement of Willis is deposit
ed in the grave, and his parents and sisters
are left to mourn his early death. Yet they
can truly say, Our loss is his eternal gain"
And loss to them it is indeed, for be was
the light of the household and the Joy of the
home circle, He was noble boy, affection
ate at home and courteous abroad. But he
has gone to the realms of the blessed In
yonder bright world of glory, by the side of
the Savior, he now rests, with harp in hand
and songs of praise upon bis lips. Then rest
dear Willis we would not call thee back
again but would strive to meet thee there.
a. R.. +.
On the morning of the 18th inst, after
short illness, John Glenn, son of Richard
and Agnes Gallagher, aged 20 years and ii
days.
Brother, rest from sin and SORROW,
Death is DER and life is won;
On thy slumber dawns no morrow,
Rest, thine earthly race ls run.
Fare thee well, though woe is blending
With the tones of earthly love,
Triumph high and JOY unending
Wait thee in the realms above.
Like some bright vision Of the night
Or like mete0r's ray
OF brilliancy upon the sight,
He calmly passed away.
And thus gentle spirits gone
To seek It's home above,
And ninge with that holy throug
With Him whose name is love. sIsTERs.
On the l4th ult., after long illness from
heart disease, Juniata, daughter of John and
Annie Ruble, aged years, months and 26
days.
Sister, thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle the summer breeze,
Pleasant the air of evening
When it floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in the grave so low;
Thou more wilt join our number,
Thou more our songs shalt know.
Dearest sister, thou hast left US,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But it's God that hath bereft U.s.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fed,
Then in Heaven with Joy to greet thee,
Where No farewell tear 10 shed.
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Married.

On the l4th inst, by Rev. H. r. Fleck,
John w. Gruver, of Lewistown, to Miss Mary
E. Conrad, Of Granville township.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. H. r. Fleck,
Peter MOwry to Miss Delilah Kinney, both
of Snyder county.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. FL r. Fleck,
Christian Kober, of Pittsburgh, to Miss Eliza.
beth j. Sheets Of Clarion county.
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A Positive and Interesting Fact

n 1Os4t1Ve anu interesting Fact
Facts are stubborn things" no matter
where found. 1t is positive and at the same
time an interesting fact. that our sick soldiers
who are so fortunate as to obtain bottle Of
Pinkerton's Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters,
gain strength much faster, and are sooner
able TO do duty on the battle field, than those
who are deprived of them. This is owing to
the stubborn fact that these Bitters are the
greatest renovator and purifier ever offered
to the public. This is DO idle talk. No one
ever used these Bitters but was highly de-
lighted with the beneficial results arising
from their daily use. We are glad t, learn
that steps are being teken to supply the sick
soldiers IN our camps and hospitals with
these Bitters. 1t is humane and benevo-
lent object. Druggists and wholesale deal
ers always have these Bitters for sale The
genuine aaticle has the name Of Jacob Pink.
ertun blown on each bottle 2t
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THE MARKETS.

LEwIsTowN, Feb. %, 1865.
Butter, is quoted at 45 cts; Eggs,
80; Lard 20; Wool, washed, so; prime
Red Wheat, go; Corn, LAO; Rye, 50;
Potatoes, .65; Extra Flour, per 100,
600; Fine 500; Superfne, $50; Salt per
bbl. 4,5O; Sack, 400; Oats, 85; Barley,
I70.
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Estate OF C. W. Crissman, deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
! Y administration On the estate Of G. W
Crissman, late of Armagh township Miflin
CO., decd, have been granted to the under
signed, residing in Armagh township. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make payment without delay. and those
having claims, to present them to the under
signed. w. j. MCCARTHY,
feb22-6t WM. c. CRISSMAN.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

Flour-S9a11, according to quality.
Grain-White wheat, 2.60a280c per
bu.; prime red, 2.50c; rye, 10; corn,
l64; oats, 93c; Flaxseed, s370a3. so ;
Timothy, S6a6.50; Cloverseed, S14.75a
l5.25.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

A LITTLE of everything relating to the
"A human system, male an1 female; the
causes and treatment of diseases; the mar
rlage customs of the world how TO marry
we'll and thousand things never published
before, read the revised and enlarged edition
of - Medical Common Sense" a curious book
for curious people, and good book for every
one. 400 pages, 100 illustrations. Price
Sl.50. Contents table sent free to any ad
dress. Books may be had at the book stores
or will be sent by mail, post paid, on receipt
of the price. Address
DR.. E. B. FOOTE, NJ. D.,
febl5'6m ll30 Broadway, n. Y.
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Notices of New Advertisements.

Ground Plaster always on hand at
Marks steam mill-Two canal boats
with teams for sale-7-30 loan IS going
off by milIions-saIe, estate notices,
stray, turnpike notice, list Of letters,
list Of nrdera. &c.
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WHIsKERs Those wishing a fine set of
"hlskers, nice moustache. or a beautiful
head OF glossy hair. will please read the card
OF IHOS. f. CHAPMAN in another part of
this paper. feb22 3m
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8 II r A FE d

EROM the premises of the undersigned
l. in Derry township, Miflin county, on
the night Of Tuesday. Feb. l4th. BROWN
COLT, one year and half old, in good or
der, having on leather halter A reasona
bic reward will be given for the return or in.
formation of the same
feb22I2t JACOB HOOVER
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Estate of Jacob kurtz, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tes
~ tamentary on the estate of Jacob Kurtz,
late of Menno township. Miflin county, de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned,
residing in said township. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
to present them duly authenticated for settle,
ment.
NICHOLAS HARTZLER,
JACOB S. KING,
tebZ2f Executors.
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the following personal property. to wit:
TWO HORSES

Wv - @|0 ASA0A07
2 Cows, young Cattle, Hogs, Tnreshing
Machine and Shaker. Gum Spring Drill, Fod
der Cutter, Corn Shelter, Wind Mill, broad
wheel Wagon, narrow.wheel Wagon with 6
wheels, light two ohorse Wagon, Cart, Sled,
Wagon Bed, Hay Ladders, Wood Ladders.
Field Roller, Plows, Harrows, Corn Cultva.
tors, Doubletrees, Singletrees, hind Gears,
Howsen's Flynets. PloN Gears. Collars. Br
dies, Harness, Cow Chains, Rakes, Forks,
Hay Fork and tackle. Horse Rake, Grain
Cradles, Moving Scythes. Also, Potatoes
by the bushel. Sale to commence at 10 o o'clock
M, when teru-s will be made known.
teb22-* ISAAC PLANK.
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OLD EYES MADE yEW.

A PAMPHLET directing how to speedily
N restore sight and give up spectacles,
without aid of doctor or medicine. Sent by
mail, free, on receipt of 10 cents. Address
E. B. FOOTE, NJ D.,
febl5 6m ll30 Broadway, Ny
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Estate of A. W, Brtmmer deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
~ administration on the estate of A W
Brimmer, late of McVeytown. Miflin CO.,
decd, have been granted TO the undersigned
residing in Birmingham, Huntingdon COUNTY.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment without delay. an d
those having claims, to present them to the
undersigned, or to Sarah Jane Brimmer
McVeytown.
GEO. L, CALDERWOOD.
feb22-6t* Administrato-
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4 HG4AI lIRllglll9
AT
D. Groves Store!
ltW ArrIEaI Of GfOteries and ConffeliOntriel


n GROVE would again infsrm the pub.
IL. lie that he has Just received fresh
supply. to which he would invite their atten
tion' Now is the time to buy cheap prime
moiasses, from 81 to 81 60 per gallon; the
very best OF Sugars; prime Coffee. different
Kihds' put up in 10. packages; Corn Starch
farina Hominy Beans and all kinds fSpices'
@ lresh ana a. hne ; prime Cheese, pure Cider 'in'
egar, Baskets, Buckets, Brooms. and vari'
ETY. of Dolls and'Notions for Children Also,
Ralslns, Figs, Prunes, Cocoanuts. Almonds
DC, beside the largest assortment of Soaps
to be found in town, Hair Oils, and an end
irss variety of extracts, all Of which will %
sold cheap for cash.
aeA All kinds of country produce taken
IN exchange for Goods.
thankful for past favors, he hopes by stric'
attention to business to merit and receive
continuance Of the patronage of a generous
public. febs
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NHE stockholders of the Lewistown &
L. hishacoquilas Turnpike Co, are hereby
notified that meeting will be held at the
house OF Simon Yeager, on the second Mon
day OF March, 1865, to elect one President
six Managers and Treasurer for the epsu
ing year. WM. THOMPSON
ieo-1 President.
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JAY COOKE.
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale. at the resi-
w dence of the undersigned in Uuion
township, Mif1in county, II miles east of
Belleville, on
Tuesday, March IA, 1854.
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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

These notes issued under date Of August Ism 1s64
o. ere converthe st Ihe opt!on Of the holder into
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u. q. 5-2O six per cent.
GOLD-REARENG BONDS.

These bonds sre now worth premium Of nine per
cent, including gold interest from Nov, which makes
the actual profit the 80 loan at current rates. IN
cludng interest about ten per cent. per annum be
sides its exemption from STATE and aaqiepal taTation
Dehiah ai from three per cent mare according to
the rate LEVIED other property The interests pay
able semi-annusly by coupons attached to each note
which may be Gu, of and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
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~ S42, lS8 60
$1,000 of the Relief debt contracted in 1862
and 1888 81 of the Bounty debt were paid
of during the past year. fe22
, 1865-02-05
Netp abberti sen.ents.
MICHIGAN Iron COMPANY,

TuH MICHIGAN Inoy CoupArY ia m organization
under the provisions OF the General Mining Law oi4he
sta,e Of Michigan with q capital stoek et a5oocoE
divided into 70 O. o shares Of &25 each.
lthas prrehase for tie Of $5oe0 L act tiaud
in the iEon range, embracing soms three hundred anil
sixty acres, l1cated in Section No. H ~oEnsh|pNo H.
north Ct Range ro. . west, Msrquette county, Mich
rpcn which there is largo deposit OF hxhly magnetic
eray iron OLE, yielding according to two ls
It the Assay Ccc tn A.rQuettc from tair epectmena
Of the ore at different times. respectively. 68s aaa
6..4i per cent n talic iron. The ore pcs5esses 10
certain extent uatcra lux. aad qualities which re1
der Il east fnsibe In tnrnace 4 quantity OF tht5
ere smelted In tho Morgan CQ;upanys fur lace last
fall. mixed with about :, aons1 rronortton OF tba
harder orr, worked and to tha entire satis.
lactfou Of The zroa,fn,and.nr NJ Her.tz and nro
duclus ps- .rur aon., 70 env var rro,fnco tvnn
nor ean@r,nr nres and nron,nrce,1 hv 1sart,ca1
:. ~. a,u,, ~ IN hnst scotrh nf, ~ forosrv
NV ss"a sas. ~ ~ ~AA'A ~ 1N
prEs r..
!.e MORGAN company were 90 well faaasuea OF ina
mtris ftne or. RON me fal raade pS sheir super
nteoaen nss 1aeg o1ocseo several aunused ton3 Tor
use tuflnE tae ~nes, of "hien tne9 paid Si.59 per
Nn ae'seieo tooafo cars
Wcrk Is now biting prosecuted IT the development
Of the Minc and With the force to be Kept employed
during the winter, tEom . to nlen) It Is believed
TINT several thousand, perhaps 100 tons can BE-
, 1865-02-05
WAsutSarox, Saturday, Feb. 4.
SENATE.

SENATE.
LII. SHERMAN asked unanimous consent to call
Mp, the hill to encourage emigration, which WIS
III. HALE, from tho Committee On Territories,
asked leave to to discharged from further cousid-
Grafton Ut ths memorials of colorcd cltizens Of
en1 l:ct was being considered by tho Committee
MT WILSON introduced the following entitled
"ne # enacted, ma &c, that tn, no Persons ehol, be
excluded from travel Ipon 2ny railroad or nayig1-
lie waters Of the United state on account OF COL
dlnance. on any rule, regulation OF naees 81 a:y
corporation, company Or portions, and colored pas
sengers ehall be subject and amenlb!e to the
aao laws az Th3te Any oGsnse
less than $500 Or imprisonment not loss than SIX
month"; Ordered printed.
Nj. SUMNER offered the following, Which was
ordered printed. concur1rnt resolutions, tcclar-
ing the rulc in asceraining the trec-quartcrs Of
OF the several States required in the ratification
OF constitutional amendment:
tive, IN pnrzrance of the Constitution, and i al
treaties made under the authority Of tho United
Stntca, afo valid throughout the United States,
although certain refel Stats fa!' to n,Etic'nate
cable to IN amendment Of the Constitution.
42.@e9!==::, That the amendment Of tho Constftu-
ton prohibiting s'arerg throughout the United
Rtsolrfd, That any other rnlc reou1rinp tbe mr.
tfc;nof,on Of tho rebc1 States il Iannarn1s = H.
Consequences, and uIso that at recent Eeades haVe
been ennctei or ratified ,Fithout anv nartcinatin
Of reheI States. "."1'pA1'oo
fesoised. That any other rule must tend to post
will be valid to al fntents and purposes Us part Of
tho constitution Of the United States. But the
ate Fatiaea,1eu oi the prohibition, and the con-
snmroation Of tho national de<ires.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
the JOINT resolution, declaring certain Ststes not
entitled 10 Representation In lie Electoral College
The question pending WIS Tic adoption of 1r.
thc feaolutsoa General in is Operations nsteaa Of
being applicable only to the states named in the
The substitute Of Mr. Collamer was not adopted
by Il against IL
Senate adiouTncd ut 3orclock
Tz0TrsE,
Mr.. INGERsoIL asked leave TO Offer a prcan1-
bIe setting forth that Gs an informal negotiation
is nov pending between the United States and the
Eo-called Confederate States, therefore
Rtsolred, That IT'S the democratic and emphatic
opinion Of this House that no peace can or shoRld
be made to recognize 'he t5sato5ons leaders, as
, 1865-02-05
News by Rebel Sosrces~

VAsn.SGToE,. Saturday, Feb. Tho Rich
mond }shfg Of tho % tays: "Gencra! II. E. Lee
was unanimously confirmed by the Senate ycster-
day Commander. in.chief u the armies Of the
Confederate states. The Hon. MessEr. +. S,
Eloarnoy, Jno: Goode, Thos. s. Bocosk, and John
Baldwin, of Virginia, and Lester Of Georgia, ad-
dressed the large and enthusiastic audieucs ut the
Ball Of The House Of Delesa,cs They alvocated
the vigorous prosecution os the war as thr surset
road to an honorable peace.
"CuAR1EsTox, Jan. 31.-All the movements of
the enemy Indicate thst>Augusta and BranchYilte
&c their points Of destination; Tho soth army
Corps occupies 6abutsrf!1e. THIS place ts about
tfty miles above Savannah and five miles from the
river heavy force Of infantry. artillery and cav
alry is reported encampcd the junction Of the
SallehetchIc and the old Union road. This force
is SAID to coue1st Of The 18th and 18Th Army Cofps
Yesterday forenoon tho enemy advanced In con-
siderable force Of Infantry. and ARTILLERY. from
three miles, to Kings creek. Our infantry iu The
afternoon advanced and drove the enemy back to
Whites Polnt, re-establishfng uur pickct-line*
Since then al has been quiet On the combahco At
that point The enemy 1aads demonstration on
cur Po.i.ion defending tho pontooa bridge over
the aikehatch{e, bnt without result It IS report
cd that they bnrned McPhetsonr1lfe last night,
This bs1dge Is five miles west Of Pacotaligo.
, 1865-02-05

these members Las been publicly male, 80
far Us our knowledge extends. II the psop,e
are opposed to this bill there can he no ex-
cuse for passing It. If they are not opposed
to It 1t is perfectly safe to submit the question
to them. 1t cannot he submitted to one IN d
thousand Of the parties IL. be really affected
By 1t, for they are unborn Or not yet residents
Of 1hc city. But It can be submitted to the
present people Of Chicago. This boon they
ask. For this right they plead. Will onr
members In the Legislature refuse it.? Can
they ask thc people to forgive, still less re-
ward, them If they dos The submission to
The. people at specia! election can delay tho
bill but few days Of the nineteen years
which tho companies already have Of the
franchise. In the name Of right, Of justice
and Of popular sovereignty, force not tLfs
cAain upon our nccks. Submit tho bill TO
The peop1et
"Mr. Clay,'' said d Kentuckian at the
hustings after hearing tue great orntor, IT
cannot vote for you-you voted wrong On
that local bill"
"My old fricnd," replied young Hurry,
have sou got a good gun:''
:*'I can snuff candle with it at a hundred
yards, /" eays Kentuck.
"DJd 1t ever miss flrcs"'
"Oncc, sir; never but once"
''Did you throw II awayy''
No." replied the now enthusiastic Zen
tuekiau, ~ picked the flint and tried it
agai44 ard I'll do the same with you, Harry,
but vcn you that II my gun had missed
IRE attcr that. operation, I'd have smashed
it'
"a word to the wise is sufficient
, 1865-02-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. Louis, Saturday, Feb. i.
4 new military department has been created
cnl1ed tho Department Of the Missouri, composed
Of the Departments Of Missouri, Eansas and the
Northwest, and Maj. Gen. Pope has arrived In the
city and assumed command thereof His petition
is the same rs that Of Gen. Candy Of tho Depart
ment west Of the Mississippi.
A bad feeling has sprung up between Q portion
of the members Of the Legislature and the State
Convention. caused by tho Senate passing bill
for new Constitutional Convention. Some OF
the Convention members hare reminded the
Legislature that the Convention can dispense
with that body.
ment was offered IN the Legislature yesterday, but
had 10 lay over under tho rules, one member OBJ
jcctng being sufficient II Is certain to be ratified
rs soon Rs q vote CaI be tnkeD.
a dispatch received this morning, announcing
the hreakfng Ut the gorge above Cairo, and the
consequent reopenine Of the river, caused IN i'm
mediate activity amoag tho merchants, some Of
whom have heen shipping goods to Memphis rta
Till to Evansville, Ind and thence By boat.
, 1865-02-05

from five O'Clock in the evening until midnight
WHEREAS, Ten OF them died from prostratinn
and exposure: Therefore.
Rtsotred, Tint the Committee On Military AT
report to the House.
Adopted. -.
The House adopted the joint resolution ratitying
tho notice Of the President to Great Bsitain for
the termination Of the treaty OF 1871, regulating
the naval force on the Lakes.
Tho House concurTed In tho Senatc's amend
McEt to the joint resolution declaring certain
States not entitled to representatives In the cleo
toral college, whcreupon
The House adjourned.
, 1865-02-05
From New York.

NEW York, Feb. 4.-The Conamsreidis Wash
ington special sayH: The Secretary OF War was
Informed yesterday that Gen. Grant contemplated
negotiations with the enemy for an exchange OF
priaoncrs ct the ratc Of O00 per month. which IL
as fast ns the rebels can deliver them"
The Indications arc that more vigorous war
policy will now be adopted.
The cabinet wus csllcd together to-day and
doubtless the reauit Of the Presidents confer
, 1865-02-05

Movement Among the Roman Cntho-
lies.
There are very significant articles In the
Ffeen1an's Jou,nol, the Roman Catholic paper
in New York, which show symptoms Of IN
exodus, by the Irish Roman Catholics, to
Mexico. Whether this emigration is to es-
cape the necessity of fighting for the maintc-
nance Of the Union, OF whether to found q
strong Roman Catholic Government in Mex
leo, that shall, at the proper time, aid in the
overthrow Of our Republican Government, Is
best known to the leaders. Perhaps tho
movement is dictated BY both Of these mo-
tiycs.
The Fretman's Journal Is evidently engaged
In the cause OF discuuraying Roman Catholic
settlement in this country, for in one OF the
articles, in the issue Of that paper OF tnc 21st,
we find I'M article shamefnlly and slauderonsly
abusive Of this Government, and advising ths
Irish to steer for France rs that coiintrY
is more handy By, than the great Puritan
commonwealth, shorter sailing less hemp
to be used"
The Journal announces also the sailing Of
Col: McMurphey, accompanied by one or two
Eecomc citizens Of Mexico and to help tic de-
velopnlent Of the vast resources Of that En-.
pire. The Journal speaks of Col. AIcAfur-
phey's military and naval accomplishments,
OF his service and resignation Us colonel in
our army and his refusal to accept i Dsisadicr
Generalship, and hints that his real mission Is
to organize 6 Mexican nary.
The Journal gives column Of directions to
irish Roman Catholics who wish to go to
Mexico, and advises that men who have con-
c1uded 10 ienve these States shall not. scatter
gil over the face Of the earth. 1t recommends
Mexico as the country to which they should
emigratc, and says: The price of labor for
a working man ir Mexico, Is from dollar
md hail to five and six dollars day &C.
Paid in go|d-the Mexicans don't take or
give grcenhacks, 1iTilg Is cheap there-three
or four dollars q week boards mechanic"
The ]ornral is evidently very much out Of
temper with the comments made by the
Yankee papers upon the Pope's late Encycll-
cal letter, and speaks In the highest praise Of
that letter, and Gays tAlt oxcttes in us, as 1t
devotfc and Of thanks to the Holy Father,
who Is ever, On this car,b, the guardian Of di-
vine faith and only trJaRiole teacher O, human
morals"
The Journal pitches Justify into everybody
who turors tlc application of the Monroe doc
trlnc to Mexico, and says:
"js it rot the climax Of Yankee nudacitE and
want Of principle, to stretch the Monroe doc
tr1nc' INTO reason for making war on the pzopss
Of Mc1ico, to overthrow government so clearly
principles Of The Unitcd States Const stitnhon have
been oyerthfoWn. and that bloody war is In pro-
gress @ 5os tas aEoWed purpose Of fo.gins M1!.on
NationY"
If McMasters, the editor: Of this bicotcd
rebel sheet Will himself emigrate to Mexico,
or:trnnce, or any other place out Of the Uni
ted States, he at least may claim PATRIOTS
Iame in leaving his country for his countfy's
UoCd.
, 1865-02-05

important from the SOextIa..
FH.sTREss MoNRoE, Friday, Fchzuary8 Tho
steamer Governor Chase nsr1ved hero last pyen1ns,
from our army. operating against Wilmington.
Nothing had transpired In the movements Of
Ger. Terfy's army.
from Hilton BEAD, with A1ajor Anderson, benrcr
Of important dispatches from General Sherman,
Shcrlnana forces were csti1ladvancfng vietoriously
prospect Of striking y disastrous bto~ -.ery
forces concentrated in the Ys"f .- vn the rebel
.-~4alIfy Of Charleston.