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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-03

JFNEI1UIURS- NUIILE.
IA Letters testanentary having been granted by The ke
gster of Bedford County the undersigned ExecUt OF
the last viii and testament Of John Weise late of n
Clair Township, deceased notice hereby given to al
persons indebted the estate Of said deceased 10 make
Immediate payment and those having claims viii present
them properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN WEISEI.
Jan. g. ls65-6t JOHN FICKES.
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Washington Hotel for Rent.

FI1HIS Hotel, situate IN the Borough Of Bedford. Bel
ford county, Pa, viii be for rent after the FIRST Of
April next The house is the largest and best adapted
for hotel purposes of any other in this section o the
State good stable ice house, and other buildings
are attached large business has been done at this
Hotel for years and be greatly increased. Few.
any hotels in the State outside Of the large afford
better inducements to energetic landlord than this
Application NAV be made the subscriber the
denee near Juniaa Wolen Factory, Snake Spring Tp,
Bedford county, Pa John Lutz. Esq, Bedford Pa.
MICHAEL LUTZ
Feb. 3, 1S65-tf Bedford, pa.
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FI4HE school year of this Institution wiz e
i sumed Thursday, February 23d, 1865 The Quarter
left incomplete by the sudden illness Of the Principal will
be regularly terminated and the sehoolyear VIII extend
further into the than at first designed II j.
hoped in view of the inelemency Of the mid winter and
the peculiar circumstances existing that this
ment win be acceptable to the Parents.
JOHN LYON.
Feb. 9, lS65-tf. Principal.
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A USELESS Discussion. The rebel Congress
is discussing the policy Of an export duty on cot
ton and tobacco. This seems ike a waste of time,
inasmuch as the rebel government has not sin
gle open port out of which cotton and tobacco can
be exported Porter put an embargo on the last
place out of which they could run their cargoes ~
The discussion is probably to keep up the dignity
Of the Confederaey as a sovereign power
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-03

THE PITTsBURG DAILY EVENING Chronicle made
its appearance among our exchanges last week
The C1.roatcle is large and handsome paper, as
large as any published in Western Pennsylvania.
It's thoroughly and ably edited, containing q
great variety Of fresh and interesting reading
matter. Its weekly edition has quite large cir
lation in this county,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-03

Gen. Sherman march through Georgia is e.
iciting much comment in England, where the
news had been received Of his reaching Savannah
The London Post pronounces it unprecedented IN
the annals ofwarfare, and an event that must
ever possess an almost paramount claim to re-
membranee. They are very anxious to hear
whether he has taken Savannah or not fact
which they know before this.
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.yFcq7ToR,s NOTICE

n EtU IVRe NUII T. ~
IL Letters tesamentary upon the last will and testament
Of Mary ~ Haase late Of the Borough Of Sehellsburg
decd having been issued to the subscriber the by Regis
of Bedford County all persons having claims against
the estate notified present the for settlement
all persons indebted requested TO make payment
immediately. DUNCAN M'FICkER,
Sehellsburg Jan 6, 1S65-6t
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IlNEcIrroR,S N0IIrE.

JHXEcUT0R'S NOTICE.
Il Letters testamentary the last viii and Iestament
Of Jacob n0wberger late Of Middle Woodbery township
deceased having been granted to the sabcrbeT residing
in said township notice il therefore given ali persons
indebted To said estate make payment Immediately
and those having claim viii present them without delay
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN b. REPL0GLE.
Feb g. 1861 Executor.
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gIeW tlsertisemeats.

TexECEToRs NOTICE.
- Lettafs documentary tbs estate Of Eysn swarz
walter. iaeof Monroe Township, Bedford county, deed,
haye been granted to the undersigned All persons in
debed said estate ii any way what ever are hereby
notified to make immediate payment and those bayng
claims against said requested present he
properly authenticated for settIement.
EMANUEL sWARTZWALTER.
Feb. 3. Is65-6t Executor.
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OFFICE HUNTINGDON & BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN
4 r. g.se,o. PHILADELPHIA, .faa. sc, 1Se4
The annual meeting ofthe ockholders Of this coPsuy
viii be held at their Office. No. 25S South Sd Street Paa
on Tuesday the 9TH day of February 1865, at II o'clock
A. NJ when an Election will be held for President and
Twelve Directors for the ensuing year.
J. P. AERTSEN,
jan post Secretary,
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERs.
N ereby caution all persons not to hsnt, ash, de-
stroy timber or trespa our property way What
ever will prosecute any person that disregars thi
notice LEVI SMITH. Monroe Tp-
J. II. SPARKS, L. Providence TF-
Jan 90 Is65-3t
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THE BosroN .Adte4lsar Our readers will find
and advertisement of this journal in this week.
paper The 4drerttser is, we think, the oldest
daily in New England. 1t has for many years
been recognised by all parties as the abest politi
cal journal in New England
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ All those indebted the subscriber for subSerip
ton advertising and job work the Bedford Inquirer
and also for the Patriot notified that the books a1
notes in the hands Of II. Neodemus Esq Tor colec
tion. Look out and save costs.
DAVID OVER.
Jan 90 1865
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,1r nnprrrI.1r 1,1r.nntfp 1saY

TElHE nOPEWELL OIL COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that the books Of subscription
to the stock Of the Hopewell Oil Company VIII Sc closed
on the 25th day Of February Agents requested
to make report Of all sales Immediately after saia day
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA,
Peb = Is65-3f Treasurer
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CHERRIES SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue Of a writ Of Yend exponas me directed
there viii be sold at public sale at the Court House in
the Borough Of Bedford, ON saturday the lth lgy o
February 1868 at 10 o'clock. A. NJ the following deserb
ed property:
One tract Of coal land containing so acres more less
about 10 acres cleared and under fencewh cabin house
and log stable thereon erected, adjoining lands Of
Wood Dearerany Co., John Lanes heirs and others,
situate IN Broadtop townships Bedford county Siezed
and taken m execution as the property oWm Figlrd
AiIoO-Al mat certain messuage and lot of ground
situate in the town of Pleazautyile containing about
hail acre. with one and a-half story dwelling house
thereon erected adjoining lots Of Charles Orn and others
shall formerly JAS Cossin
JOHN ALDSTADT,
jan ~, 1860 Sheriff.
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rrHE Lotto wEEKLY ApvERTIsER.

S2PER ANSUM IN ADVANCE
One Of the very best family papers with original Sc
leeted, and carefully prepared news Of the day News
from the Army the Navy and several columns IN GeRer
al Also very fun report Of the the Boston Cattle Mgr
ket prepared by STHlLMAN FLETCHER, late Of the
New England Farmer. Horticultural and Agricultural
matters, stories, etc.
CHARLES HALE CO. Publishers,
Feb 81 1865 No. IL State Street Boston.
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Ladies, Fnrs

Ladies', Furs.
Purchasers may rely upon getting the best Furs at
CHARLES 0AKf0RD 4 SONS. continental Hotel.
Philadelphia
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nXEcrToRS, N0TICE.

Jan. 20, 1861
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Bedford Classical Institute. "

Jan. %. 1865.
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SENATE.-Ihe credentials of VIM. Salisbury re
elected Senator from Delaware, were presented
Resolutions of the Rhode Island Legislature in IA
vor OF the constitution amendment abolshing slavery
were also received. Also petition from w FL
WEBB, asking for increased compensation for build
ing the iron-cad Dunderberg The House bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to issue
treasury notes IN lieu of any bonds authorized by
the act of June 90, 1864, was passed Also the an
preparation bill Several communications from the
Secretary of War; in reply to resolutions were pre-
sented The resolution relative to retaliation upor
rebel prisoners was again discussed but no hna
action was taken. After an Executive session, ad
journed.
HousE.-The House passed bill providing that
the Secretary of the Treasury shall remit refund
duties in all cases in which any Collector or Survey
or OF Customs has failed to account for money ir
carrying the joint resolution temporarily increasing
the duties imports and in which the Sectetary !.
satisfied that the omission was in consequence a
their not having been informed when the coIectior
was to commence. A bin defending the limits -
the national bank issues was reported. aud its con.
sideration was postponed until Monday.
The bill proposing the admission of Cabinet off.
GERS the floor of the House was again discussed
was then postponed for one week. The Committee
on Ways and Means reported another Defcienf1
blil IN leu OF the which failed and It was mass
ed. Ihe Committee on Public Buildings were IL.
structed to inquire into the Smithsonian Institute
nre, ana What measures are necessary to preserve
It's property from further injury Mr.. Spauidne, Of
New ork, introduced a bill imposing a tax on ma.
uonal bank issues on and after the first of Nav next
winch was referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means, Adjourned
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Tny vs-p,t !. now a,y,.tst,- south Carolina
,.r..es with t.u The ,utilite. 90, a pi,. rc,rl,i.
ton TO- the -cksdpes, and f.uy thu, rr,r-r,el
L,t ~ Sc, III. ersn,rle O, .on sg,,ns, the Com
s,im,ion .pd ra.ou 10. penslty Va. 49, lon. I,
lsyed MAT the ,,-est7nius u that state in,yiucl
IN ,hoir pride aud snoaauc th,t they were h. he
ox,np, nom The sal, tiee .4s, Rad oyertAlcn tho
less rul.y n.~at,is Of ,rc Cou'rdoracv. Partly
Trough ihc u...r.. - ..- commanders. am
partly .hrou h the admirable engineering know.
ok, .mU.cd 10 tte iutrd stts military t-,ir.
M. %. . a. ws'' .u', Sc rel cl leaders t0r'r...
90 r. mary Sou, s,sr.t,f ID .ur .urr. q, hos, -.
Cnul,ro7. aud :sI OBI. .o'',r.t. u.at-.f.s
..'p,, Port T. sa. Auu. SOD, i,.t,.-I ,...
S 80 4la.. luc, e,,..ut,frad p,1ta, ft,.. 90
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svY~Ation ~. .rg % .s Aa. n.l. =, ,a.-. ..-i
'cr t'"' ''-., v., '......t a.l ,l-ii ..,-f r- -
I.,ar., s.I DO. SOUTH f., ..il VOL. ..c.. 30.
upon tb' principe e.. ,etcm.n. vAf
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cairo. FEB 2i.-Ths hsnp. 1rLLrrjN lssr1s
from gentlemen who EFT s,li e, A, ~ TIE ci'b
ut AMI csrno through Me-dan sud Jackson.
Wis, that Dick Taylor has considerable sorce -
seins, md also a. Msrdia-. a. selma, the retos
we're Manufacturer and turning out large quaint.
tics o. rgui,'oos OF war MIST otH,.d's army RAJ
been sent 20 operate tgainst sho-uan. They we're
al hotcs ~ successful resistance, 70 Tho Fe1,rd
ops Li'.s rum.cr- sc-o trrc.17te'. and ~
.t-'.d tl-. 10000 ~ u'o.'s mon bod their c.i
iros'-' uen during their -eiroAt from Ssshvi.l. q,
Which h"y suffered more Il m darn- tus previous
titee years o. the var Gen. Forrest was collect
n.; force Al J,ekran M,s, f.r operations, d, vas
sad, against Vc'lsbir-
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From, Europe.


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'''' Of. We NC -'H' e l. ~ PALsL7tr'N s's'.
feiIu REGARDING he eol-.c w'.sa fhI tesa .al.s,
~ Gee lit. -'A',a do sc indication a. 'nioa.oi
,ntc ,i,c o., Nh. i,l'.. %, ut'b I.r' I
were la,1v e.. .sJ to complain. 10 atioA,cd o..
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''''- ~ WI ! GUY ei''.If".' 'e HoNerh-
n'' ~ Toy !" As'.He trs'I'o4sy nat tAs
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NV 'NAi"' tAfl-hH' 'no m"hon vi" ihea
N','"'NNn,
''' ~ occurred ~ @aulr ham HAhthe res'
,..'-' q" i' L''l'' u' vines tAt ~ was I''iunsiH-
E .'",nr D" = 'AE'e room,
- 'Niih Hh'H "a' l'' ." ON lil DENIAL ~ me
t.Iol'" ,'''"i o' &c .isn de con provinces 10
.'o' - w .'.c. ."uiosls' 'A c" a. Lar o'n'
90" tt - 2. tue p7s'. rHFai 10 Wiih do rust.
, ~. l'tIa H'Nii e. pm L,hls ''c'tc tt'rrr'nS
-. ~ q" n'"'A' 'N' h'i' neon core IS
"n'i 9" = .'' III nav = '.H'"'I 'u atn" ~
80 CIV. t.~''''' 'a'"".i''
. no .'y''. 'l'e ,to" sl'h s urs't ''"c'9r', "
- i'I''Wu - NC " F.a9 ropn"l'e = me q
N'"'rAIU1' f'h.r Ni-'t' '.. t.'u'''l 81 -
pr.r,sb t,r'cs u.-..,.n IN ~ ~
Is French suilurs aaI a,rl murdered hr tue Ja-
laaeap. Two Japanese had 20" cN ..r'ei Tor ts
recent aFssV-iugt,n o. two H. s. ,'r. -.
new Try fSd been iorucl At y " hes.
lai.'' and o. wos ~ t'c seat e, g.ytiH.-clt wrz
&" To removed ~ "ollng' ~. i.ycrLp.,.t -
announced tAat protpp. s.tr, would ST.. a I'D. tax N
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GUERRILLA Nurinre.

Inc chmond sTyrISPt.--doubtles- Irsr DAVIS
uouthplece-hAs recently had It's column. HlcI
With ARTICLES setting forth the ghty lhiugs suu'h-
TonS can do in tie way ~ guerrilla wartime. when
iteir large armies are dr'eItrd and dIiue-.si W.
told Ina! die spirit G.. the cMvA0ry ,.iI not
brook the intrusion Of Yankee landlords; hat
/, al ant men viii organize themselves iut. r,v.t.
ssBds- inhsbinng by dAyl.-ht rnvuntaias. a.. h,.
.sts- or swampy fastncsscR ready, Ca sc ,u' u
s'ruc rusty loader, to assemble and trA,c. s,ur,,
NJ miles during the highL 20 fal ro,u srI
an Ito hated Yankees, o. 10 destroy hy hrclrt
fthta'iura Of intrudcrs located upon TIC Do s,.r,I
South Tn soil" In reading these Mood, 'ty
threats aud pon'grn, over the probable oN,-ut .a
taerc Il with oil she accompanying horrors a't,ru
AIT upon Ne rut' less ruis II desperate reN rV o.
'social Eettl lrcAtf sre lod to inquire into 81 e
I-olanlS effect such rrJc,linss wou hSvs uron
'ho Norlhera popls We msv be SOW TO ~. or,
Int when We visit onr wr-lh UPON olfnjcr-, ne
work would he iarhhlly reriounsi. Aur- fair
~1nipg, q might becop 'avt,l 'or anv ,o-a! eli.
zen To shoot Fuerrllas la wo,l Wild be,srs and
~og.d tLsu become rore question ~ time
o V wh.re tbe ieprcdaiions 4 such human tends
souId esass, Mlsh Injury W.. "a douu.lcs, le
plicSod upJn GU ISnpiS Sna 'hs uNgrsn,c "
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81 To- y; - rclu. .cr'o. d.. ..c Ian or Boz.
or shy "a revenue b. l.yvlr- . TAX anon - ,s
u ontnl.y Gisp..ri oI n Congress. g.. Hon.
N'rg- +. OnEit, IN 5lc uptsc O. ,tes,. 'lt. yc,.
has Hs1c several ecche. %, or tl. subject, and
N our opinion completely upr.is the th.o-i,s ir.
'u<cd IN ~ NJ. honflt. 81 Vermont. ue.icr
known as tho suttor @, tne abonlnablc rsr'n Law
hat row encumbers our statats books and rg..
yides employment for s.orrs ~ i.i. 'Lrv7l
Lacquer" under prctc''e ~ collie .t,ut. customs
revenue. Tie speeches Of Mr. Mpagtrt Pre-
'ont'd no logical nrsrIrc9,a Wy tax GA
ss's wa. not the most cgaplc'c sua la,s, buplru-
1vfue mode q collecting portion o. Ire immeur.
revenue required T. cultnuc DO n aud carr "a
The operations Of the GoyerHftp, lie, and oinrr
opp"ueits Of Ito measure, .,7,ca ct 10 E.ug Up d,
toc system AZ Intended opr,p,ro de way tor me.
posing WITH the present cumbcr73m- ro.s-steia,
'r'css 10 DIR 'ultcs cUGrc, I'D With u ao.r,
(which prac, ca Uusiu,.. ~ IA can ii .cavc-
The Committee engaged N iaep-rur 3d. Lax lave
state that they kcp, IA Wow tour grcrt f-u, ne.,
which are declared az 70 lows
! Firt-That the taxation should. a. far a. 49,
be, 'e uctiuito IN regard to it, application al tbe
rate upon - articles 10 re taNt4
second That u shou he IN the form au' 90, q
least lalle TO- be- pyadCi, and stlslrti.p,l ,,.,f,
I ug,u 'ho,r ron whom i wss COLLECTED.
hy assessp te :. ~, ,r' .'
required Tor general uac or c,rerrIui,,. ay 81, ia
po,,'slon on nose VINO wee bes1 'c 80 A4,an,,
the copsumer ~ 90 ,',.g' a. ,ts' u Z"
| lied.
,n1ny IRA should IL ''.uom'nl .u regard
W. INC 'ahor' csre ald alton" g. insure 10, ELI
! ''At assessment md colo. a,n.
ANY individual who .iu ,,....r- ,...-..,--.
tie ri,iecL. eap b.rI,v 20. -,
that tls pror,s.l,a, ,,,.. ,,.,.i..
g. meet the aLovs p,.,,,,.... n,.Y ~. -.
tory in m, ,eo A. ti.,r ,,...t.,-.,...
hv the ris,..re. ,h,.t......,
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"wednesday, Feb. -.
Charleston.
The City Occupied by Our Force--C real
tonnn grniion-teariul Explosion - l. or
OF several Hundred Lives, htc.

The CITY Occupied by Our Force.-Creat
ton1u grniion-Eearful Explosion l. orc
Of several Hundred Lives, ktc.
NJ the arrival Of the steamer Fulton a thi. pori
we have detailed accouns n tie capture n Clar.
lection. Tho fulton entered the barbor galy decor
nbd with flags 10 honor OF tho event. and ras
greetcd with rounds Of hearty cheers BY the crews
Of tho various vessels WI IA were passed
The city was finally tv,euAiel on Friday night.
and the fact discovered at Fort houltrio .i ton
o'cloc' IN Saturday morning. The fsot WAS im.
mcdiasclv sgnsllod to the army, end Ire troops
Gently landed on James Island cross over the
Aehcy Ei,cr 10 boats AM took possession Of tic
city. There was no opposition experienced. II
aric.rs that the cvscuA,i7n commenced three
weeks 90. rebel cfcsr who dcscrtei
gave Information ~ IA was not then believed, but
Which now o.. covered g. 10 sccuta,e. The mu-
nlt ons anil sa'ef store, have teen removed, but
tu, re.,'"r srirl,- were as D., .ul o.. vslt %,
ul"I....,n a.I toa. urI..ct bots 10 'le
ha.t3r =. tle .-i ,ou reirca,lg from I.rt }, .ui-
tr IN FRIDAY sh.. General Solemn, .enr 2
waste fret military % -r that cutcto! t.i, G. T..
Aiin.r'' Da'u~u tDcn ran W. 10 harpor in =
boai. ani landed at two o'rlu.k in tse afternoon.
u" vos I.u.' IS Cos. o ll.n.-r soon s"..
I'crr 0s O.. fret Cs.r rt,',er ,aos atal.
COL b. -ud '-p' .,ci % cI.n,.7sue rl,,t.
u.c ctr'.sI ~. wor' lrsri tcf~. J4.".', on
t'urd'y Nug T.. s1..'.vss ~ on ar .sr
rr.s..s. re srv.- f..i I'd .h sil..e. ',c frd
tu- aa e., ',fH. g. ..H~' .',- d..' .lt re
rig H-' !-ra ly.-... r'.a.s; th. en-. 10 l,ser
psr' was DO fanc.. frI g. c.e 'e,-ei dat two
|fre .. Ola. o. BE-. Nh. g., l.... t...,.. o..
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sua1 desperate conhi-i Ga not very peassnt 10
contemplate; Lit, II tho perrillas can stand TIC
racket We s-e sl11enlly plucky 10 scccp, The
con- sequences assure that when tho final end
c.,e, on country would Ne freed forever from that
'aplc-s eemcu, 0! ..ty heretofore cultivated
w der tie rsue Of Do e.a,lorn chivslry.'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04
From Western Virginia,
capture Of Gen,rnl. crook aud Keney

Wheeling, Va, FEB. u A Arty NJ rob ~
airy dashed into Cur HcrtaI tc'orc day light ~
morning, surprised and cSptIrod the p'cseis' ard
carried OF Generals Crook and Kclls7. II seuIs
n have teen very daring and ve' planned td.r.
Cavslry have boon sent IN rursut
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04

CnAfrr-ro>. g.. February j.,
\aNsn YorE, February Il, lsGy.
Major G'a'rr' HrVect, chez 81 star:
Crrt,Ar,-Thc c.tj o.. Charleston ami all IT'S de.
fences came int our p.'s sson II , morning. with
1boT two hundred pieces Of goa artillery qua
supply " inc ammunition. ~, .a,ny eom-
mcnce! ryaluAr.ns all the works as. uignL and
IAior Macbeth surrendered the city 10 ths .roons
Of Gcncrrl STRENGTHENING =, o'clocl, ,h,a morn
ing At whish umo t was occupied by our forces.
Our advance on ,hoEd',to nom Bulls Day hss,oned
to retreat The cotton warehouses, ,rsor.ls,
quar'ernas'crs stores. ralroad bridge. sun two
r'a'-'ad1 were burned hy tfe -ncrg >.r,c ve,.
ra'fin III" sh'p-yard wcrc sl-o r,-,oi -carly al
II" t'u.au'a r'maa.n, r,h'oa o,l,rc 70 re
.o.c. c'aag.
Nry E.s,O .Ml'y
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
lrciu secretary stanton

Was Dl"NlN.,t. wqshi" otou
icu "a, SPIN
.Ioyor Gsa. Jbp 4. Bty-Thc following .poc.a
cxr'3tci ia your Department..
T. S. srAN1oS, Secretary n Wa.
Ordered ,hsi a nat ouR salute be fired tomorrow
roou' Fol-. ~. ~ w.t. Poiu', Snd At every per-,
arsenal and army headquarters - the United
s's'cs IN honor ~ the r''5rhton o Ne Tag Of .he
Union ei IA F.r' Sumter.
IN srAhroN, Secretary Of War
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-04

in honor Of s. err ans triumphant rnsrrs. and ia
fall If Charleston. Que hundred guns vii sisc ~
fired from Dorchester He gie.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-13

UNDECIDED AS EvER.-The cores
pondent of the London Star writes from
Rome; under date of March 10. - wrote
YOU last week that Gen. Mcclellan had
arrived here; he had not come then,
though Invitations had been given out
for a party for Sunday week ago to
meet him. He arrived last Sunday.
The reason Of his delay was, that he
could not make up his mind whether to
come to Rome or 60 to Sorrento hrst,
and that finally he only decided to come
this way when the coachman asked him
at Naples which station he should drive
to-"
This indecision Of character was e.
hibited in all bis military career. Ht
never could mako up his mind to do any
thing At the right time. When nomiua
ted for President he could not decide Il
accept tho platform or to reject tho nom
ination, 90 hs fell between two stools.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-13

WOMAN KILLS HER BRoTHER-IN-
LAw.-The southern part Of Macon
county, H., is reported to have recently
been the scene of an occurrence almost
worthy Of the pages Of . romance. A
soldiers wife from that vicinity went to
Decatur few days ago, to obtain from
the Express Office . package containing
$500 which had been sent her BY her
husband. Being unable to prove her
identity, she was unable to obtain the
money, but subseq emily returned with
her brother.in- law, who furnished the
required proof. On returning home, the
woman retired to bed placing the pack
age under her pillow; when some. time
during tho night . man entered be,
cham Der, BY breaking open the door, ans
demanded the money. There being
fire ia the fire place at the time, sufficient
to light the room, the woman threw thu
package on the floor. and as the rufiar
stopped down to pick it up she dealt hin
a blow with the poker that broke hi
neck. The neighbors we're aroused, anc
on washing the dead mans face the rob
Der proved to be her brother in.law. >,