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lAdyeriisement.j
JgFFEgs, 81: Broadway, is selling his stock OF
Ladies and ChidreHs Boots and Shoes and fine Cent?
Slippers at low prices Jefers. 513 broadway.
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HALB's HOSEY OF IlOREnOUEO AND TAR
certain cure for cough. cod Influenza hosr.ees' difficult
hr.athnc and all affection, the throat bronchial tubes and
sugs leading TO consumption. TnK Honey or HoREHouSD
sooihes al irritation. THE TAR BALM OF oILEAD penc
,ra.es and heals III Of tie throat and lungs
There nothing ike q. zee per bottle For sale by all drug
att CHAALks Do"Skk GENERA Aseh.. =,
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DYSPEPSIA - RI
allow you e. eat u ~ ntfN
ui.Ai ~ lihout i-sr 81 d..tr.'.
.n,rw1d, for Z, vii stop i' q.
5000 sit H. showed
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CHEsOKRE MEDICINES FOR THE jAfoRTU
e,1,-:2 page pamphlet, with fun particulars, free
address Dr. w K. MERwIS 81 Co., No. o3 Liberty -st.
y W.NOYk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

SCIIEAGE~
sEAWEED TONIC AND atEbgAKE
PILLS

frequently have he prescribed In certain ,he,. med
o,. are useful and powerful su1iari-' Tnsy give
.be oac and strength 70 the whole system; tLey mce H.,
healthy scton the vssd bile and purify the
blood and thu, remove ths. .crofuo1. condition OF Tie bod,
which urepares the consupon h''7 complain 'd
F1ch msdirips il accompanied by printed directions in
four dintrent language, English, French "eihsn aud
Spanish. ,., A.. a., ,.. d.r &,
p,LAy Then dfes.e is Gperlous one sid sdnns oi 10
rrleyius OF dsioy movements II hesect TO Apply io'
r. n; all the rssourcet OF nEtuTe are 'ihu'eJh'i We
~, are comparstivsy wasted s.sy-ts TOO nn' 70
rec that any n edcine cal hep YOU ID. Nch1heh 10 &c
with oil the phases OF pulmonary d'Fa'f ~" h'
yee,s his attention has been confined 10 nus pt'h o. es
fr,cc. His time il complete occupied Gay ~" HE ~
he OF di.eased uBes. IN fivs savc'' shu ~
from one city TO another 10 attend - h"hto"'
nstint, aud h. has rooms ia s.sesi fstn tr''
e'p'"' DR. stHENCH's REsPIROMI"rER
h..ved 10 he the only instrument which - really u" ~
the condition of the lang and bs eIth I" pa
luon.ry disease in all its variations -
In almost every square OF Phiseepht lNe" sfe "Is"n
who have been cured oil consumption in 10 sr''rs "
,be Sc of Dr. schencks medicines and ia very shot nm
In Bos,o he will be able show OF ir hos'
~ res ever recorded this section OF the country no ,
t,ms c his rooms the Marlboro were tLTohsea
with p,ents each day Many that visited him only non
b. fore apparently in hopeless condition we're 90 nun o
Gifted that their statement inspired opc TO all ID ."
hear their own story OF the beneficial effects OF ~
Ina bleeding of the lungs he las done wonders MANY
L.y. been restored 10 health by these remedies aer
confined 10 their beds Teduc skeletons ava
with cou gh night hectic fever and ell the ohe M
cations Of n sdspced slsss Of the dssv Sp"'' ~
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lAdycrtiseInent
MEssRs. Fowler ~ WELLS, PhrenoiogiSlS
-, broadway. give Charts Of Character daily.
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ANnIn COuNTERFETIS.

Uos,,,tef- B.tters share the coi1nlon lsts
uf ali good things. lmpostors initiate.
ar tAesc beunre Dis-rec'ly ". yonr eye.
k,om honest houses purchase yoar supplie..
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CO.'S
nNsprpSTA CIVf

crrfie, ,ieoi
snJ strength 10 M wh"!e
,ytir1i.
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Business Noiites.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.


he vo disturbed night aud broken Of your rect by 81
sd suffering crying with the excruci1tng pain Of cutting
teeth, ii so 20 snd get bottle Of MIS- NIysLow .
soo1H>e sIsrP Twin relieve the POOR litle sufferer m
ediatey depend opon 81 there is mistske about
rsere is no, earth who hes used who VIII
no. ,e Won At tst will regulate the bowels and give
le, to the other and relief and health to the chad op
All. ike nisgc 1t i. perfectly sl cases, snn
,e,ssnt 10 the taste and the prescription OF one OF tbs
oldest srdJes fln,e plyscsn and muses. in The Unite
S,s'ss
Price q cents q bottle.
BECAUSE A PERSON BIAS A BAD Cough, II
,houd be inferred tina; Consumption has Sc, IN yet nc
se with rare eKcep.ons con lave Consumption without
Ceu.h sooner OF ls Where precipitation to Pulmons,
pes,e exists Cough IL left to itself strain, and racks h'
Lungs .nd ws.te. general strength and established
a. incrabe complaint, In all cases. ;heD is the safer par
70 get rid Of CoUeH Cold HosERSEss, without delay
.ad or this purpose remedy acts promptly or sure
a. with more benefit the orysns Of the chest than Dr.
JAMES FxpxoronsSr an article scientifically compounded
,oru carrfay selected drugs, sid which, trial viii Away
be found WORTHY Of - worldwide reputation. Sold every
where.
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CAUTION.
THE GOV EKNMENT iNDORSEMENT

iii GVN EkNAIIHI F'TT'TNST VT Vt.
n order TO suafd fsn.t DANGEROUS nrostions TIVE rGbic
,e requested tsse especial note OF Tho hssuy engraved
proprietary stamp through which Tie Government Of 'he
Ip,d State, ofcsy susn,icstes every bottle al hos
LETTERS BITTEIS This shield, thrown by tho Govern.
men. over tie proprcot aud n. public TOR their joint
ur.tson 10 placed confeuou.y tie eos and over
neck OF each bottle aud cannot tell to ,ke The eye Of the
most casual observer Nothing that rupers 10 10 HOSTEL
TIERS BITTERS can be genuine unless In. stsmpis there
II 4. also proper state that tie BTTERS so'd eIcu
,yey in sass and under any circumstances by the
Gallon or the barrel lmpo.ter and i,stor abroad and
the only safeguard tho public have assin, them to see TIA,
tie Bitter. tsy buy uesr the engraved s and ros Of hand
of N,,. o.e.tcr Smith and the stamp above nsnhcred
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CO.'S
.HsaH 49,. AHHn

cure. sick headache. sickness.
~ the stomach, and PAINS or
COLO IN the bowels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
INDIAN CORN-IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

Since tie detroucnen Of King Cotton, Il has been dis
covered that Indian corn 4. the life, the blood bone and
muscle. of the Southern Conn JED -rsy. Tie ae- has a'o
been established It'll .rander scale
Thet the reciiied ~s.euc- of sound naiiy. Iye,
Which n. hills 81 old Monon !shela supply,
N,.lic,ted With juice. OF hsrb,, which Possessing
Each II, medical virtue. bestowed a. "A blessing.
us., IN UOsTFTrFRs BIrrERs ! tonic which stands.
,pproyed IN oil .es,cu, aud climates and land
AM, Surgeons iadofse i.--sea Captains Admire ii,
spi hayi,, once tried = they always require H.
And out in the gold mines thesc btters are 'od'
A, tie miners own medicine precious as gold
Efficient H. checking d.sa,e AID el9'Ui';,
And s.a protective l!ofen cAce'ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
THE WORLDS OPINION.

T.n.lins tie BITTER ,hi- grand &c, is clear.
Their ,ari- nj. al the Western Hemisphere,
Known in oil isnJ.. washed nv it' oceans twain,
u..,l,l ,I,,,. and \ igor follow IN tiicie train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

10 Q purely vegetable preps-s'
ton. contain. no optics, no
poison. nothing Martial. bet
sc,s promptly, surely .Ea ian
rredlssly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

sod by druggist, every
wher.. Pre-. ONE DOLLAR
per bottle.
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We iavite the Attention. Of the

10. 'ITI' i
p''"' " '"' ''''''' 0' 00' '"'
oor,S ,o,o- D,OAY>y
COE,s DYSPEPSIA CURE,
the sure. safe snd speedy
CURE FOB
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PREPARED AND SOLD ny

PREPARED AND SOLD ny
HOSTETTER d SMITH,,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FOR SALE BY ALL
DRU6OlsrS, GROCERS AND srOKEkEEPERS
THR0uGu0tr gUE WORLD.
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CO.'S
aHH.s 49, 90

CO.'S
DYSPEPSIA Cure
/, the best remedy in the
world .or dyspepsia, indigo
tiou. alex headache, heart
hvrn hyey AID sguc. nausea
Il s.ons-h. and, In tact. III
diseases or pain Ia tie sSon
.eh or bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
,~ee,ons the stomach, puIiiie'
the breath, and instantly stop'
soaness, acidi,y, AID r!sina
OF food.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
THROUGH TIE BOWELS OF THE LAND,
THE LATEST FROM HOOPS ARMY.

Oar late" advice tom re shattered Amy Of Gen Hood is
that, having retired III. wood. a. Northern Alabama he
sborn epair dn,ge- and With poor propcc. Of
c-s Tbi. beisy, be true bat when from attack
sickness the anus powers ike Hoods amy, shattered
de.norslired, broken up may say
When he body !. v.sk and di,,sc,sed
Aud the mind Is dig rbsi and depressed,
Or Bters. We know Il yon'llty,
VIII the wsns Of The system sJU.y-
New life to the blood. 10 the nerves, 20 the bs'n
TIL you feel tina. King R,h-rd. himself again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

Al HOME. CHURCH, VISITING, AND BALL
CAPS at 3oe Brosdwsy.--EyYRDgLLs Ele2aut styles.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S Highest Premium
Locts,i'ch SWING uACHISgs-So.. C95 Broadway See
WByyLyx l. Wmsoss Brlros IioLK MACHINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

,OrGii bALSAN
erirrs influenza. s-inma, and
oil hronchial affections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

Co.'s
(nFflfi ItAI~A

relieves cousumptiye oougi y
soOn - u J. taken.
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5perial Notices.

But when this fact 10 asserted 10 proper 70 add that the
disease hes reached 1t. VERY LAST STAGE slmost
or quite impossible There IL crer, pose ia medicines.
When Tie lungs have been destroyed in disease human
ar, can restore them create them When lizards
nature fsvors thee animals by Tet,,ing them with mem
bers but the different with NAH The destruction Of
any lie organs ns they not 20 be recovered b.
natural or athcis conrvsnc.s. Tree und'pued sci'
sog how important is for con'unTtivc persons 20 avail
Themselves Of the Of before deconpoion OF he
lungs has adgsnced fur 70 nsbs recovery hopss"
1t can be proved by uniirpeachable evidence th.'
sCHENCK's PULMONIC slglP
cured persons suffering with dssss q ID. orgs
the public for more than duriu. which time
many hypothetical cures for consumption have acquired
temporary credit which IN Of very short drs
tom but chencts fLlmonc Syrup has maintained H. popu.
lary enduring the ties, of ImeTable trial. and iunp,d
over Ill opposition II uoys established reputation.
and In css 20 public favor and confidence sdn ofrO di
pute.
IT'S OPERATION.
This medicine he's. shscefses and tnhsgcc' ~
prevent. the unhealthy eceiions OF . bronchial ,ut md
removes from them those sccounions Of morbid matter
which oppression Of the breast dihcuy Of breathing
&C. IL lsewisc sootles uose rrtstons Of Tie respiratory
orrsns which produce coughs and which
ap, to terminate in consumption Csnk tho throat 'cro
ons hunoIs or any Kind Of hunors in The yem yield
TO PsImonic Syrup.
In connection with the Pulnoc Syrup, end assist lie
ou-rs: on thereof,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

own on NIltroy Dottl"s Of
COZ :
COUGH BALStN
are sold annually. and ia"
people al pronounre y the
bot cough preparation 'h.y
-vsg u.rc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

ARTIFICIAL DIMES OF SUPERIOR NUALIT1 M
sesptaby Army sud Navy furnished gratis with The be-'
Ter con ssion Of the SurgconGe l. = Amy by L.
irpsox ". d., Aston Place Clinton Hal, ~ !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

COrGH BAL~iN
- tho hrsc,t bottle h. the
word FOR the price, therefore
not only the best. hui the
ch~spe,t medicine eItant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

GOES
COUGH BALsAM
cures the most violent attacks
Of Group IN either old OF young.
GOES
COUCH BALSAN
cures the wor-. cold, surely
and speedily.
CO.'S
COUCH BALSfN
cures orr throat and soreness
og tho rhss, and l'ms-.
cor;
COUGH EALStN
snrrs boar encss ana ticking
~ Tho throat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

A. the m..aiai Of the n,ms siyrs ty Dr. '0S EIsEN.
BERG to hi, invention may easily co,scssndsh
we The Ser i0'i Erenia9 Erpyc give ,le following ex
planstiop Of its 'oT the better understanding Of the gen
eral suG,,,f.
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N.InI IINGS.N

The LUNGS.
SrpicEt ASps MgLIiPLUOUs COUGH BhLsAy. 10 the only
~ cue for Coughs Cold Bronchitis Asthma and tonsaup
ion II never fails affect perranen. for sale by
A. e. WELLS a. Co. No. us frsIikint y. I. DR.. sT8IcK
IAYDs TOXIC cures the wort case, Of by pep.ia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

GREAT BARGAINS IN IMPORTED SATIN SLIP
tsks-Rlack White Blue aud PinkSI n, 81 par, made
Este Doors cheap 70 close out tho stock the proprietor
,lrag rom business. Al. H. Hill. No. 11l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

n.,.l,a b, oil Druggist. in the city and country.
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HDOUs. ARMIl8 or TIE UNIFIED S1AlLsi
LIZ 1kIA

Respectfully forwarded. TO avoid publicity
the tr1e Of sailing and destination of the expedition
n.apst Port FISHER, my orders to Gen Batter to pre-
pare II were given verbally AMI the instructions 10 he
commanding officer OF the expedition were nade Wy n'ii
md submitaed 10 nae. append 10 the report copy oi
Gen. Buffers Instructions TO Gen, Welhel together
with COMES Of nv dispatches and Instructions TO Gen
Butler relating to IL, cADedition 1t viii be perceived
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FROM TuEARnYO OF THE POTOMAC.
Sudden Rise of Water in the James,
Current through the Dutch Gap C"-
nnl-NO Papers from Richmond.
HDQRs. ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC,
"Wednesday. Jan. IL, leo,

HDQRs ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
Wednesday. Jan. II, ls6o )
The heavy rains which have fallen for the
past week have swollen the James River TO several feet
above the usual hight and the low grounds along tho
banks of the river are flooded. making travel in the
vicinity anything but pleasant.
The river Is full OF floating debris. great deal of
which comes from above the canal.
Learned last evening that these high tides had cansed
an opening in the bulkhead Of the canal, and that
stream OF water now flows through it, some eight or
ten feet wide and several feet deep.
The pontoon bridges at Aiken's Landing and Deep
Bottom were both torn from their mooring yesterday
and travel thus interrupted most Of the day but
toward evening they were replaced and travel re.
sumed.
This morning the mail-boat struck the bridge at
Deep Bottom carrying away portion OF it, but doing
10 damage TO the boat.
There were no Richmond papers obtained yesterday,
the Rebels refusing ~ exchange. owing it Is believed,
to their containing news which they did not relish.
About thirty deserters came in yesterday They rep
resent that Rebel forces have been sent from Richmond
to South Carolina TO meet Sherman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14
Leave tho Country.
Spec a! Dispotch to The y. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Friday, j


WASHINGTON, Friday. Jan. b. 1855.
Semi-oiiicial news from the city of Mexico,
under date of Dec. %, has been received here The
French Gen Courtois D. IuIbat. with forty live huud
red men and twentysix cannon advanced to the city
of oaxacn. Gen. Por,cro Diaz. who commands the
national army there. wens out to meet the French A
glorious battle was fought in the town of Eta. twelve
miles from Oaxace aad the Republican army repused
with great loss three furious assaults made by the
French The news Of this battle produced in the city
of Mexico very great excitement, and Gen. Bazains
was about leaving the city, taking with him large re-
endorsements OF men and artillery to aid his defeated
army.
The Republican Gems Areaea and Echegarez were
attacking Morela the capital of Mchoaean, and at the
last hour il was stated that the city had been taken.
The French army in Guadalojara. under Gen. Douay,
moved hastily to support the garrison OF Morela aban-
doning the State of Jasco and leaving small force
1T the capital, that threatened by the Republican
Gen. Rosas.
There was movement in Iialpau town near the
City of Mexico. The Imperial Mayor was killed; the
troops ran away and joined the Republican troops M
der Col. MARTINEZ
The Imperial Mayor OF sinango was killed by the
Indians.
Inc hsurrectloh throughou' tHc hepuunc 'hcIeHs's
moro and mere aud the actual position Of Macmillan
is not iattering.
The Nunco and the Archbishop ars about leaving
the country account ofthe last orders Of MGxniliin
in relation to the Church property.
The French courts.martia continue shooting all per
sons that not n favor Of the intervention under the
pretenss that they are robbers. About two hu'i'd
men are shot every day in tie part Of the Ievabe
pied by the Imperslists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14
Rebel observation-disclosures.

.fIiNN' ~ ''"'
The blOckade-runner Chameleon, late the
Tallahassee, is under arrest At bermuda.
The blockade runner Col. Lamb is at Nassau, under
going repairs. ,,
The following blockade runners are at Bermrdn; Inc
Owl Stag Charlotte, Mariu Campbell. Whisper. Susan
Bernc and Dicppo.
OF seycntyouo blockadc.rgnncrs visiting bermuda
during the past year, iorty three have been lost
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Attack OH Beverly, West Virginia Re
trcns of the Rebels.
WHEELING. West Va.

WHEELING West a.. Jan. Il, lsGj.
We learn that the garrison at Beverly, West
virginia. were attacked the morning of the 18th
inst by a force of the enemy under Gen. Rosser.
The town and largo portion of the force defending
il were captured. Tie numbers OF the enemy are not
stated.
later dispatch conil lis the above; but states that
the enemy has again rctreated whence they came.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14
ADVANCE OF CIVILIZATION.

In front of the Courthouse in this city there
Ia, been for many years number of tables which were
used by negro brokers auction blocks FOR the display
md sale of slaves The stands have disappeared with
The advance of civilization (Shermans army and have
been used for iircyood to warm Abolition bodies.
Savannah Republican, 9th
We are indebted to Purser Ely OF the Arago for late
Port Royal and Savannah papers.
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FROM MEXICO.
PEACE RUMORs AND sPEcULATIoys.

Glorious Victory of tLc Republican Army
at Etin-Morciin Attacked by the Re-
publican General Artcnga-Out5reak
Against the Imperial Rule at Haipnn'
The Imperial Troops Join the Repnb.
Iicnn Army-1nsurrcc,ion Increasing
Throughout the Rcpublic-Thc Nuucio
aud the Archbishop OF Mexico About TO
Leave tho Country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14
The Case Of Hurlciab.

T0RoNTo G. W, Thursday, Jan. 10. 1868
Burleigh was again before the court to-day.
Daylss manifesto objected To because II did not
bear the sel of the so.caed Confederate States De
oision was reserved I'll Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14
Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, friday Jan. u ItJ5
The following is the Day Calendar OF the
Court Of Appeals for Saturday, Jan. Ii: Nos 49, n,
~ 81, u, 6li. e.. e.. e and e5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14
Gen. Lime Elected n. Senator.

IEAyENWOKln, Kan, Fnday Jun 10, 100.
Gen. James III. Lane was to-day elected u.
$. Senator for six years. by vote g. TO Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14

NH, C,n. J. ". 1uKSGR Ch,,J ot STAT. Department
T1l4iAia and Noyh Cat0itad
CF.IRAL: III accordance with orders moVec on thc
evening of the 7th inst with about 1000 men ~ Gen.
Ataos's Second Division, Twenty fourth Army Corps
and zen Painc's First Division, IWeDty.hith Corps,
Ia III rear OF the left Of our lines AT Bcrsuda Hun led
and biyOuacke ed for the night al the signal tower D
inc he night received an oTdcr from tbc bcSefdl
Conn, naing 70 move my command nj daylight teAt
,nornisy to neIiuuda Hundred and embark 1t on trans
rors tl woud be furnished and their rendezvous at
iorttp,. Monroe. Ibis WIGS done. We lag thcTe uhf
tie 1911 .i.t waiting fOT tue navy to get ready! an
Che wcatlcr TO improve - a. !,
At3o.loc1 u. H. on the lith tho transport Meet, by
direction Il Gen. Butler, moved mp the Cheisaptahe
Iov and Potomac River 10 Matthias Point ana returned
h n,yt dar and proceeded To arriving OF the rem
dcz Gus 40 MasonbOrough Jiet on the evening OF ie
18th We ay there until tie evening O lhe ietl wen
Admiral Porter arrived. Tie weather durin., 90
hours OF ths period had been yeIieciiy cam ana thc
sea smooth tut On tie evening Of The lsh theIc was
ouite rough tea making IT impossible for fhe troops
Ia he iaud Ell on ths beach Admiral Porter vas there
,n rI0cstod u delay his att tck unii the sea became
su,ootl ~, that We could cooperate with Jim. HE
weather became VOTe stormy. the sea rougher and on
the 4Oib oj,t 21d md sd IL blew gale compelling
most of hc vessels Of the transport fleet to seek shelter
in Beaufort HnIbOt and to .et fresh supply of coal
and water
Or tie oath Mt a. early hour as possible We lcft
Beaufort harbOr lor New Inlet, and found upon our
arrival lust before dan. The navy engaged IN sheng
Fort Fisher. Shortly after dark, By direction OF the
General proceeded on board 81 The nag
shin in company with L.eutDaBt-C COmstOck. A.
d. c. on Gen. Grants staff, and learned nom Admiral
Porter that the powder vessel bad exploded ut 40
IN that day close 10 Fort Iisbsy and that he had
moeed the attack at daylight firing his fret shot after
,Ie l.l.l lah .i.I m. mo-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-08
ReliEi6ua Nnr1can.

TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. B. S. McIaf-
ferty, PaStor-Servces every Sabbath at II A. " and
Up. n, al the rooms Of the Common Council on B
street, few doors south Of Taylor Sunday School
and Pastors Bible Class. Immediately after morning
service. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at
Probate Court Room, In 0dd Fellows Building,
PASTORS residence, ITO South street; study room,
No. 5Rowe's Building, street.
Sr. JoHN's CHURcH-Protestant Episcopal-Rey.
D. W. Whitaker, Rector. Divine service In the
new Church, Gold Hill, every Sunday at II A. n
Sunday School at l29ao'clock Pm.
METHODIST CHURcH.-There will be Methodist
service every Sunday, In Odd Fellows Hall. Gold
HIN. Preaching In the morning atsll, and in the
evening at I o'clOck-Rev. d. c. Adams, Pastor.
All are invited to attend.
METHODIST CHUKCH-American City-Rev. D. G.
Adams Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath, at ~
O'Clock NJ Sabbath School AZ IA P. N. Services
are held in the Public School House.
METHODIST CHuRcH-Dayton-Re A. h. Hitch
cock. Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath at II A. n
and iPN Sabbath School at IN P. Y. AL are cor
daily invited. ...
ROMAN CArHoLIC.-Services will be held each
Sunday at the Church, Gold Hill, at 10 O'CLOCK An
Father 0'Reilly. Pastor. .... .-F l.-.z,g..s.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Protestant Episco
pal-Rev. o, W. Whitaker, Rector.-Dlvine service
q the Odd Fellows Han. DAYTON. Tomorrow