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llY n. X. WALSH CO., Auctisneers.
ID No. ass Pa. ave-, corner 10th street.
LARGE SALE OF ELEsAET 4ogsrEoLp
R5HAfNkEIs AE SGSsH IL i ssf LOU LOU
On HMEbkkE EsPsafs oRAiS Sf Dssi. December
10Th e ss u. t :: p 81 sUss No soa
niturs contained therein, consisting Of ten rooms.
Zine French. plate Mirror
walnut Sofas and Chairs to match
FEATHER Beds and Pillows
Pillow Gases. Blankets. Spreads
ssss Ru rspcess5 S s snd issrsiR CARPETS
|, Crocksry and Kitchen Wares
The Whole to be sold without reserve, for cssh.
HOUSE for Isai I WALSH 4 &c cS
III GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auoi ,nesr..
BA'LiF ITss SALE OF HoUsEHohp rURNI.
o OF iI1pEspAf Ne sih Az Of December :.
% saa ss S:.. rec.
Gsed: and Chattsis 81 a. Fr.sr. the isilO OF
gpt Piano .nd Stool. thr.. Rug, and two Vase.
Three Hair C,eth Sofas, two whstnots and orns-
Three Ottomsns, three MarbIe.top stan,s
SIX h t p;d, onars, one STRAW Mating, and
One Brussels Carpet, one Bureau and Glass, Bed
Bla.is,s, Mattresses, Pillows, Quilts. M.rbl.-tsp
Cane seat Chsirs Straw MATING and crockery
Mahogany Table, Rockers, Cooking Stove and
And ali Of the furniture in said Sistrain
no sod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
- TIE ABOVE SALE Is gSAyoIpABLI
hSSI and place G II siSsr e VI Au
s6rHE ABOVE SALE rs STILL FURTHER
hS q. Ind place G e G1ssF III
postponed nntil FRiDsY. the nd instant, .s the e
sane sspr and GrSsf 2i IA ns
~, order, Apply TO Mr. hANss' Grocery store
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Fine Amontiiiado, sherry, Madeira and Port
Wines, in wood and in bottles. Pipers Heds,ck,
RRsisisf SS and Ch,s,s ~ HsSsok' CHAN
One panehsoe R.%.ss ! ses,ss Mss xHIskssY:
Hepnsssey Qt.rds fine BkANDI66ssI f Rssssa
Bourbon WRisKLK Also. one puncheon 81.
BEALL BAKER,
dea-eeaw opposite National Ho.e
POKTANT TO LADIES AND CENT?
nEN-As the season for fashionable p.rsslssas is
now al hand. Wed.em II due to the lsdts o. 50
Sasi,Gl e ;'ss ,h.t H All wv of
N. pEMoNGEOT, corner Of ID and "'
.s.i ss s.s s: =: 81
pREsslsG e: ssssss Ps%c"eesi viii give rsr-
.n.i :s,sssioa. e - Room =
:sss. nsas.sssS An orders for 0o'A'', no ~, -
"1LNPoLDvExTRAC sUcRu gives he.it.
III and vtsor 20 the frame and blood 10 the pailtA
ehsss, sns y. TO- oos
sunption, insanity or spileptic tse No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-15
H0L IDAY PRES ENTs,

H0LI AY PRESE NTs.
B. II. STINEMETZ,
HATTER AND RRIER
234 Penna. ave-, third door from 18th street.
Has opened full supply Of
LADIES AND MISSES FURs.
Particular attention given to those most suit.bIs
for presents.
Also, Ladies' and Misses DERBY HATS.
ur-trimmed HOODS, &C. &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS
The Holiday Silk and Cashmere Hats. CbiIdren.,
caps imported Scotch Ca Gold, Silver and Ivory
Head alklng Canes, Beaver and Otter Mufiiers
and Gsnntlets, Wolf and Fox Carriage Robes
~ All goods sold at fair prices and guaranteed
as represented.
FURs ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
De ID 1w Intelligencerl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-15
CASH. DOORS, BLINDS.

Sash, DOORS, BLINDS.
10000 Lights Sash, Glazed and Unsl.sed
500 Doors, all qualities and sizes.
5000 pairs Blinds, Pivot and Stationary.
And to largest stock Of Builder D materials ever
offered In this city, on hand and must be sold at
HI. w. HAMILTONB.
buiiderb Depot, No. S62 7th street.
90 IS-eo3t Opposite Centre Market,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-15

uTLNBoLDpEXTR BUCR . gives health
III and vieor 20 the frame and blood 20 the pAina
rhe< r. Debility ts accom- panied ey many efmin&
svmrtons and III ne treatment ssuhmitted TO. oos.
suDption, insanity or spileptic tts eusue. ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-15

ST. DoMINIC's CHURCH FAIR.-Don't forget
that the great rattle for the superb horse, given
for the benefit of ST Dominic's Church Fair,
will come of tonight, at Island Hall; tickets
only 81 chance. Tomorrow night is the
closing night OF the fair, and a large number of
beautiful and valuable articles will be disposed
of on most favorable terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-15

HEROES OF THE WAR.
H PUBLISHED THIS DAY
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GEN. p. II. SHERIDAN
VOL, l6mo. Fancy cloth $50 pages Five films.
trations Price Si 60
HEADLEY's BOYS LIFE OF
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VOL, Is mo. Fancy cloth. $50 pages Five iIlus
trations. Price 81 50
The above arc uniform and c. mplete thu I,ibrarv
LHY. Of which four volumes have already been
pn6ilchsd ylz: Gems; Grant, sherman, Mitchell,
which are ready. The six volumes can be had in in
sets, In neat box forming most invala able Libra.
~ Lor p0ys ahd y3uns men or In separ ate volumes
VIM: H. APPLETON,
Publisher and Wholesale BoOkseljer
1t Nos. 80 and "a Grand street. New Yort
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NIINCE MEAT CUTTERS,
AN1 SAUSAGE CUTTERS.
SAUSAGE STUFFERS,
CLEANERS.
BUTCHER KNIVES,
BUTCHER SCALES
MEAT SAWS,
BUTCHER STEELS,
&C., &c.
.f.. Hardware and Agricultural
~ Implement Warehouse,
SIS 7th street, below Penna avenue,
&c Heo2W Washington.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The copartnerehIp firm Of Gordon & Reyes was
dissolved November 18th, 1865, By the death Of
Henry L.: Gordon The business OF the firm will
be settled by the. eubscriber. All persons having
claims against the late firm requested to present
them on or before January LIST, 1856, to
ALBERT B. KEYES, Surviving Partner,
De 1875 at Willards' Hotel.
MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. AT
lVl METZERUTT'S MUSIC STORE
A large lot Of fine Music Boxes, Flutes-
and SioIlns, magnifcently bound Music
Musical Toys; have lust been received at
METZEROTT'S Music Store,
No. 31S Penn. avenue,
sole agency OF steinway's Pianos and Mason 4
Hamln Cablhet organs. de 15-tf
MONSIEUR ALEXANDER wOLOWSKI. Pr
w ANlST AND VOCALIST, so we'll known -.
In sshington, and who has brought Tut some
OF the best talent in cur city by his new SIM
pinned system, has accepted eRgageme Mt fer the
Paris Exhibition In 1856. Consequently this will be
his last season in Washington. BY his now method
any person having only slight knowledge Of music
Will be enabled in very short time to read and ex-
ecute the most difficult pieces with rare perfection
AS 70 the vocal part, by his way Of he
arrives at the most OK aordinary results Monsieur
Wolowski will also give the most Thorough kuowl-
edge OF Time. by his new invention, wi ch will be
eNhihlfed In Paris. All those whs wish TO become
nne Singers excellent Performers are dyised TO
call al his residence No 81 Pennsyly auia ayenue
opposite National Hotel. Hours Of reception are
from ii .. m. to and from to D. M de Is N
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nEPARrMENr OF METROPOLITAN 20
IICR :

CEAMELLED LEATHER DUCK for Cardiac
Il SoveIips; and Green and Black Bnamslied
7th st., By D. EDA0ND 4 co. des-im
A TTEETI9Es sHoEhlKERs. LEAfaHR
end yINDlNGs at coet for the next ten DAYS.
%IS nth street, between and y north. : -.
dsel~s 10. HALL.
, 1865-02-24
'..- EFsO1I !CEtCENN4aTi.
The CIltcngo: Conspiracy Case The
> r. Trial ENk1 1hcr. Postponed. p


= Especial DisIat h to the Clicsgo Tribune.} ri,
( CISc1Ss411, Thr,,1ay, Feb. %, 1855.
Tie Gou, Marti.1 assembled this d. eli loon,
prrsu2nt 70 adioul 1mcnt. At-er the approval
Of the record, the Judge Advocate officially
announced the fact of the escape Of D.uiels
ard the suicide Of Anderson. Ma-.nadnke
and sc1nm.s we1s not present, bec~usc the
court had already decided their cases, and
Colonel Grcn!@1l was confined to lis room BY
IN attack Of infarnmatory rheumatism, Of so
sctious nature as to completely paralgze one
size of his body. In his absence tue case
could not proceed until his written consent
and request to Its continuation In bis absence
lis received by the Commission. His attend
ant physician reports that he will not poe
Eibly be able to appear in court before Moa-
day next.
Tie counsel for The sick prisoner stated to
tic court that The required consent
on the part. Of, his client should bs
submitted at the next session., tomor-
row FFiday) morning. Judge Bartley,
cr behalf Of the late accused Col. =. IL An
,dsrs6n, submitted piper to the Court, which
lie urged was an &C. of ju:tice to the memory
Of his client. The 5tc.enent, after mention
inr the death OF deceased, aEd the fact that
no more would his manly and graceful form
appear in court inserted the perfect ieno erce
ofAndert On us regards the Ch.cngo conspiracy.
It admits that he :knew Of the conspiracy IT,
tended to culEinate' du.ise the Convention
week, Int u,ges that that plct WIS aba3aon-
cd, :ina that Andersen knew nothing cf tho
ether uprising, but Was engaged With general
; Boylein IN .KeRtueky from carly In September
| until December, 1864. After asserting that
thr i, tiers written by bis client were psnned
:in:tp,tit of jest, the Judge continued, By ex-
,,1ess:IE his opinion that the deceased COM
s,it.c0 the rash &C. in q moment Of insanity,
nd ii eercluslon paid a high tEihate to: The
u1siities Of. Anderson a5 soldier and gen
, 1865-02-24

gle H23IyouE 'x,n-~rEe n-e1G1:spcSsA Ga1ts - s1uts
EIetGf1cr-GlticagG,~ a9sa"e ::
Convention Mat;crs. ~. II, -


~. ST.. Louis, ..y edne*day, Feb. p, 1869.
The tanQuet OF the Governor End lesisla-
turc by tile Merchants Exchange last night,
WAS a marked event. The speech Of Gov.
Fletcher was an Important one as defining fhe
railroad policy Of Missouri, and was eigna.ized
by the enuncsation OF generous and manly
sentiment IN reference to. the past riVa!r:cs
between st. Louis and Chicago. Tho follow
ing nrc the Governors closing remarks: :.
: II am glad TINT ind; manifested dtsposi-
fien among nta only tic Representatives but
) The people, TO discard forever those little,
narrow, nncan :r.;juuices, those jea.ousics mud
1ivalries " wtich one city is seeking to des-
hoy The irscrcsts Of Tic othc-, by witch one
portion o; .l:c State is seeking to promote lis
Interests by destroying tue interests of the
other portion. We will have no. rival
ries. no je.lousics. nor attempts to
dcfc.l the real interests or the property Of
any city il. the great Western valley. Chlsago
waste our cpcrgics in the vain .eflurs- 10 cut
Of or destroy tie trade Of rival cities, but on
The contrary VIC should 20 10 work and put
onrsrIycs III . position to share with them ay
means Of enterprise, energy and pe:scvcr-
ancc, the blessings Of traas, which they, BY
their superior enterprise and enrrsy, nave
Iccu cnublcd he. eiofofc to gather to q greater
..vf,.nt than we have. We should enter tho
lied with o.1f sist:r city which sits yondcr in
nnrn,Gccpcc On the shores OF the lake, and
wc stnuld extend to lcr tue hand oil fellow
sim nnd pood 1coling, and bid her God-speed
IN }ltr n, E,7rcss towards the attainment OF Lcr
DESTINY ASA g,cat city. and 'go. 10 'Gofk and
acquire with her q share III the greatness
which Mways attends on euefgetlc per3eser-
ancc for the accomplishment OF eoSo pus-
~, .;,.o~ l. o,eor os i'm The Missouri riccr
, 1865-02-24

EEe Eal1acstoclzt Zurs1er :; Canc-Ne.v
;Irla1 1faIted-Isra Commenced
LII N1u0IauuEUIiY.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Ttlbunc. I

: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.1>
: - '1HD1AsAroI1a, Thurtday, Feb. ~ !
'TtcSupremc Court to-day decided tho f.
NOUS Fahncetoek murder case. Fahnestock
sta'itid one Clifford ut Lafayette on: the 18th
OF November last. lie attempted tcr escape
Irt WAS fouhd after three days. search, CON
cealcd under house, blythe officers Of the
law. Circuit Court was in session and the
:gtond ju;,5 which had closed up its business
TOR the term and separated, was Immediately
rt-t1nr.nrelcd on the Goth, and an Indictment
foc 1nu,dcr in the first degree was found
'aea:nst Faincstock. Notwithstanding tile
'imEoss;b1h1y o. getting anything like q, fair
anu unp.ciutsce1 jury popular excitement
rlnnsng high Geailst 1he prisoner, he was
hurried into .tr al at once in obedience to
nnisc1esl demand, md alter trial lasting
eighteen, days. WAS convicted md een-
ttlced to be hung on March 8lh, 1865.
The case was brought to the Supreme Court
and argued befolo the full bench Judges by
Mr.. LarCc on behalf Of defendant, and Chase
ard Everett on behalf Of the State. a judy
lncnt Of reversal and award Of new trfal Wa
to-day delivered, Judge Alcott delivering the
opinion o. court. Tho reversal is based on
IN error Of court below in iustructing the
Jury, not laying down correct view OF law
us 10 EAnt constitutes murder In the first de-
gree. Passions have had time to cool, and a
cooler Judgment will satisfy the pcoole of
lafayette that the Supreme Court have only
done what legal principles nnd the interests
Of common humanity demanded. Tie court
plainly intImatcs that the evidence only con-
yicta The defendant Of killing without premed-
station, thus reducing the crime to murder in
The second degree, the punishment Of which
fs limited By statute to Imprisonment in pen
itent}ary. .-...
Col. Jno. w. Blake, 4oth Indiana volun-
ff ers trns fren hnt,ornbly mDstt trY,i mt f,{s
term of service having expired. Col. Blake
WAS an etlici ut and pa!nataking officer, and
has seen nearly four yculs Of nctiye servicr.
Els regiment bore itself gallantly upon M
mc-ous hatd fought ieids.
Thu draft commenced in this district today.
Several townshlpsin Hendricks county Law
liz been drawn. A mass meeting Of tic citi.
zeas Of this city Till be held ut the Tabernn-
Gle tonight to concentrate upon grand
ytlo1t to III our quota with Volunteers.
, 1865-02-24
Patriotic: Appcnt from tho New
Eu1.3K. .Nxtrc12u11ES. =.

NEW; YoHK, Feb. 223.-At d meeting Of 1ne.-
caants Of this city. Today in Collector Dra-
Icr's ctiict, Noses Taylor. presiding, it Was
resolved that measures be taken to duly cele-
b1atc the recent victories IN a nnnncr COM
mcnsuratc with The grandeur Of. rhc victory
OF the Union armies over the rebel ho.acs,
and that the appreciation felt by the people
of this city and The country OF the fact OF the
reoccupat1on OF Ctdrlc5ton b; on loyal
brothers In a-mE, ard the lost that the 1ag OF
our country again floats over the walls oil
Sumter. should be made apparent in fitting
mcEncr.
Ii vas yo.ed TO suspend all business on the
4th OF March next, ard thai the business
communities o1d people Of the whole coun-
try from Ma!uc to San Frcaclsco be request
ed to unite in fitting demonstrations Of Joy
on that day. The Eoards Of Trade aud Cham
bers Of Commerce Of the principal cities ol
The Union, including San .Franc:sco, have
elch11ed their hearty cooperation in this
Patriotic movement, and the 4th Of March
will undoubtedly be observed throughout
the land as day Of jubilatlon, and as the
peoples Union holiday. 80 ="
, 1865-02-24

nine niles southwest Of Mexico. 4 pape,
was pinIsed to his coat, stating that the ;lct
mad been committed in revenge for his giving
information ogainst certain parties.
ihe Convention is hnyin. M exciting dis
EusslGn over the proposition 10 yacstc all
tiGogeEAiEs In tae StAte on tho ground that
nany Of them azc disloyal. The nien0:Es
are abtut cvrDiy divided On the subject.
an officer direct from Little Rock says 315
Tchci descrlers have been received thc5c since
the lst Of February
ST. LOUIS, February. 30 233--9cneraI Mcneil,
VINO bas n Gently been aequitscd Of charges
made against hin! by General Piuasantou dR-
rug Fr!ct's reid, has been assigned 70 The
command of Tic district of- Cent u Missouri.
Captain Ray, tftm Leavenwarlh, rcpakts
all quiet on The plains, tho Indians having
been dilren Of. Goth roulcs arc clear and
t:2ycl has been resumed. + .,
The Missouri Constitutional Slate Convcn-
tion met yesterday, and TO- day ras been t:s-
'cuss;ng The ordinance vacatiuI certain Offices,
ETC., Int no actl4;n has yet be:n rcachtd. ::
The tenants in tic nus1ding On the snnrth-
east CORE: of Chestnut ;nnd FIJI sttcct5own-
cd by Samuel B. Chu, c1ul, a prominent rebel
sJmratlizrr, Lave hLen notified to pay their
rcnt:i!ercaeler 10 The United States Govern
1Icnt- =. 1885; .. T.
;Of five hundred prisoners WHO: wero,pf
deTtd from Alton prison, Oh Monday, Tor ex-
Change, about onc-laii refused to. 70, p-elo.-
rils; 70 renula 1ri;ourrs to going into the
feDLl nlniy l.r2in.
, 1865-02-24
Mrit}nnt.


1klk. NJ. " De
Ehcru1an,s EDrccs arc sill nusl,fnr IN, ~
according TO tho rebel rancrs will taa5
Greensboro, Saiisb.ry. tic very nanc q,
which makes ouc eha,.dcr nt thc ba,1,,,i,fc:
1,rac:iccd On U,ioa prisoners II 1,,s xi,rcs scd
Charlotte, Ea,c;cu :nd Danyil1c, nnd ;s the1
going IN 10 Grsn,, Il, b.1n ta,, E;c.,no,1
and he in ut t),t dccti, or The .r.ha,1;,n ~.
special die,atc!, VIC 1uLl;.h direct from lis
amy yin Nt-w York. ri .bo,,.b s,,no,r,,t o1a
contains som. ,7,rl;culars n3 ,,,r m.rc,, .not M
hcre:: ::o;,tc sailed. md o,nnno lion, ~
y7oan;;i-y IF a son IF c.,1 r., .r,y1or "a
this civ.
It a,.pea;s flint 4,,c rsbc1s ne IN t,,c c,xs nj
the Georgia .caion,.;.~.. l,,rc,naac - t1,~st
mistake in r.r.,cu:e Il; lie cavalry t;rL, nj
Ali Ell. between kt.r>at.ick and wheeler. The
zeal truth or ,,,c 7,.;tcr ;s tn.+ wheeler was
wl;irp.d ly Il;,natr r;c]:. cus M. 1i:ca.rick by
Wt,cc:e-. a distinction w:.1 Il difference
Wick the ,tLcl. rualiy secm 10 layc appre-
c.atcd. *
-jhc report comes fem Washington. seem
;ng]y on eccl authority, that Mobile was
1yarrat.d .y thc rctcls Gu ile 4:h ,.lt., and
I'LL Tic ll.srbur Qualifications abandoned, Tho
feet was nlo,;bC slowly uJ' to The city, re-
t'.'*'- ou-s4 SeASAs aAA r14 tS-1Go ~ ~ A2-
s-ne>:-. r"...
3l:c Philadelphia 7umor that Grants army
los MT with reverse wants confirmation
t.:s l*dsy. The Philadelphia papcrs have
lot Gy 80 many ravens OF this description
That ,aey arc qtf.e 1a,niliar TO tue public, and
easily rcccsni-cd.. Thc flct That at the close
titae cycrinc board in New York, gold WAS
tc..l 10 1873. is the best unlraaic.lon Of lhs
s.lro1.
The Kentucky House of Representatives,
as sn.e.t lave been expected. have rejected
7hv Constitutional amendment abo1isA.nc
slavery. Kentucky will voluntarily carry
lcrse.f u,,on the side Of liberty about the
dslc 0, HE s.ulcun.uta and will p:obaoly re-
s:st the Millennium itself as being anti
conservative. - ~
Tit me: chants OF New York unite in an
al,pra: 70 ::e 1saE..s Of Trade and merchants
oi 13c yar:cEs cities CT the No.t1 to observe
the Fs, II, s,f .,::,r., as q national holiday.
TIcEI:.,. ton is timely end excellent ono.
We i..,pc cur txn loyal and pat,io.jc Board
, 1865-02-24
EAs01H CAEGO.
an Inhun,an Crt.nc-Import2nt Cir.
cN4ar-e'1hctui Statement uf Ernde-
Quarantine ut Cairo.


| tSpccial D1sratch 10 the Cbicaro Tribune
: = : CA,Go, Thu,eday, Feb. -, 1865.
Byar1iyal Of the Louisville and New Or
leans packet ST.. Charles, Capt. J. Z. Sage,
Clerk Ell. Ford, ne have New Orleans dates
to the'af; e1noon. Of tue 7Gsh, and Memphis to
| The afternoon Of the .1st. i: -,
| At an early .hour on tho morning Of the
| 13th,. .Eemc unknown men in soldiers. clothes
enterSd tho store Of .A1r. Rabbin, at Baton
Rouge, wnc1e boy Of IL years of agc was
Elcepmg Mith EcIghbor's boy of about the
samc cgc: :: With. piece of cloth which tho
wretch tore from sheet on the he'd, he
! strangIed ille }Ufrner to -dcetl, mud left tho
| Inter for dcAd, having used the same means;
Int the latter boy managed to untic the
cloth, and recovered. When this boy FIRST
arose frtun bed, he told o friend be recognized
the man to be one of tho 11sth Illinois Rcgl-
1ncnt, but under oath he, testified to- the con
hary.-.- After committing this dasta.dIy
deed, Inc tlcnd plundcred The store, carl ying
. OIL considerable quantity Of goods. Tho
boy's mother is dead, and bis father Is poor
: cripple: Vigilant search is being made for
the murderer. ,-'---,-
Circular NJ. 3, issued by Gen: Roberts at
hemphis, The 2olh inst, contains.th the follow
Ing Instructions: The Chief Of 0u:posts Is
directed to instruct p{ckets on the different
roads LEADING. into the city now open. for
travel, to inform al persons .applyln: to come
through the lines for any purpose Whatever,
except those who trade in cotton, that they
will not be allowed, under any circumstances,
to rctu.n during the war. Persons p;rsiug
, 1865-02-24

EF3x Forces Moving OH Through North
<'araltl1a-IIfs Intention TO Join
E,TsssrF.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Trihunc.]
Ca-E cI Io:AwAEs.'cmE, NEAR EEroED's)
BEi1oE7 fca1Iafy +if, VIA -}r

: Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trihunc.1'
Ca-E CG o:AwAEe.cmE, aEAs EIroED'sl
: EEi1oE, fsa1Iaf{ 4i}, VIA +,
= NEW York, February ed. J.
Til 18th corps with Which General 6hcr-
man travels, lay here all day yesterday, We
a:c several miles from Arghsay's Post Office.
1thas ratne1 for the last: tw enty-foUs hours
considerably. Sloc1n~ is, no: yet across
!+e Savannah river. Tic i detained by tie
high waters. He 1rports the roads ia 4 :tcz-
rible co1diti: n, ard don't know whc1 he eau
come mp, Howard is On the left with tas 17tl
corps, travelling on the road leading to
Rivers bridge. Ii had soIne hsavy sEir-
.n1khinr yesterday. On the 20, Lieutenant
Taylor, con of Col. En-, ,Tay1,r, Chief Of Ar
cd Ey a 1nrsket b.ll through tho rces. lie
Is d<ing well cnd ia Pronounced oat Of dan
GER. .tllc te:,cis are reported 10 1::ye received
,cin!nretnents. Lees corps is II .UoY2z3's 5
htnt. .TonE,d expected an attack tais
morning: the c,cnay hoping to odclea. &c
Glmy in deiail. -: y.
It is now 4:3o q. m, and no firing is yet
; heard. On our right tte rebels dispute every
, incA Of ground with desperation aad block
/ :.dc tic rIads through The sw2mps b. 'fcIing
|, NIEE tFEtE. 1QuS LII cuF 1tfShcS w Aot CALteA
, twsn. .y-are in Killed. woanded and missing
,, The rebels ere l7r1rlug foEasc IN onE front
i, and .soLg the line of:narch. Sherman keeps
!. the fire. 1lnzing IN 7l1siaEa ty fling houses
!. ard barns alca5 1t6 line Of El:rc b. The at
| E'osI hesc.s dense NTH the .noke Of burning
/. dwellings. - .,,....,.,
:. Itiete1,A laa she following ss1eeiai d,spaieh
/; WAsulEeTcH, Feb. .!B.-t;icl,Inond 1oners
{; ef-J.fescyy eay liza: Sherman IS pushing rsn. @
! ;I.y north: for Charlotte, aalls6ury; GS,ens.
| bof1, DaIyil.c, aud thcuce Join Giant in an
| altach on. RisbmonG. Unless shefman is
suon checked ne cannot be stepped at au. =.
~ tele5fRm from Goldsocfo, Of The 10th
! irs:. :. saysa ,Jn:ou *fe1ec. has set out from
Sevlc5a fer T2rhoro to cat Q railroad from
NLa!iosion TO Richmond, aud that another
10: &c was moving upon thesouth side Of the
II. n:c River, to cut tie railroad. A -Yaneec
fis1ca il aIso, reported moTiny : east from Ten
ncsscc to Join Sherman in lis m.rch Ldotth.
Tic wlo!c toIe Of the rebel papers is d.
.l:tiiGrnt-j =. .-.-a., =, :.
"Tlc rebel Ho1ee of Representatives., on
MpnuaY, passed bail to arm two hundred
Thousand uegrocs. The same bill wonld pass
The :tnatc ID Eecret.. = "<
s'Thc rebels scent to boast coz sidcrably thai
thcy have burnt the cottcn ut Charleston tt
kern il cu: Of cnr hands,"
, 1865-02-24
Recommendation Of q EIc=
fioaa1 Holiday On t11e
fourth OF IXLarch.
The Rebel Press Cheerful
Over the Capture Of
Charleston, ="
Organization Of a Negro Array
at Hilton Head.
GOLD l99 la.
Official Report Of Major General
6c1so1ield.


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Fosr A;nrrso.,. Feb. H. .sa3,
To Lieut. Gen. Gram, civ Point:
! Gr5tR.l i have The honor to report the
SUCCESS of our oec:atiops uraIust Fort Ander-
eon and adjacent vol Ks On both sides. Of Cape
Fras ,iv.r yesterday. Willie the guns main
sa;ned heavy fire On Tort anderson pressed
the enemy cn both sides OF The river, and
sent force undo. G:a- cc= aoout sixteen
miles around the swamr to turn tic c,ic.ay's
right. This force made its way along mar
row dc1ilc between Two swa1aps, md con-
l1lctely turned the enc;ny's Position. As sooa
rs tbs movement became Known to tho eue-
my, be abandoned. his works aol .etrcatad
towards Wilmington. VIC captured ten guns
xnnjutcd ar b+ sfi;5.
nah4tiens I've lsyeSanoat nlty. prisonessa
The lc1s in Killed and wounded is small On
either side. Our tEoops are pursuing tie eng
my and the eunboats 1rc moving up thc r.r-
CT. Fort Anderson and It's Collateral ~'yorEs
r-e very strong and II nde1ed almost io:cces.
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