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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4. 1885.

THE NEN~e
On our inside pages We give important and
interesting Washington and Springfield and
Nashville correspondence, the AFTERNOON dis
patches Of yesterday. The official report OF
Admiral Porter Of the Wilmington cxpcdi-
tion, and JEFF. Davis' Proclamation, adopting
as his own tho acts Of the Cauada raiders.
Tic New York Legislature is IN session. We
give elsewhere Coz. Fcnton's stirring appeal
IL the people Of the Empire State to I'LL her
quota under the Presidents call. It does not
Ecad like q Seymour document-not much.
The Michigan Central raslroad management
announce that the immense freight business
Of that line is who'll, uninterrupted By the
present restriction regarding pas
scngcrs, growing ont Of the Canada raids.
This latter embargo will doubtless be only
temporary. 1fCauada does NOT behave hand
somc}y iu 4llis matter VIC shall have to capture
enough Of her tc rstary at least to keep the
::re4t Central route open.
Latc relcl papers coutain accounts Of the
movement Of the North Carolina and Tcxa.
Cnionists i,r the purpose IF restoring their
States to 1l,cir former position in the Union.
The Dutch Cup Canal scheme bids fllr to
lc added tt the list Of tho 1ncousequcntiul
spade exercises Of this war If it does
nothing more, however, it has served the pur-
pose Of holding Lcc's army in large force oe~
lore TINT part Of our extended line Of opera
tions.
Our Washington news reports that the
voluntary mission Of the Blairs TO Richmond
went only tn Gen. Giants army lines and was
there tuned back, the Command erin Chief
refusing them pass.
Our Springfield letter gives the Auditors
official statement OF the securities Of the
hunks Of Illinois rs they existed on Monday,
thc "a day Of January, a. D. 1sC5.
TIC new rebel pirate Sea Hing, now the
Shenandoah, is actively ut work on the At
lantic. Tic brig Susan; barks Helena, E. G.
Godfrey and st. c1air ships Charter Oak md
Kntc Prince were captured and bonded. The
She1randoah carries four Gs-poundrrs, smooth
bore guns, TWO 12-poundcrs, and two S3-poun-
der rifles.
We give elsewhere full summary by tele.
graph and u.ail Of the proceedings ut Spring
field. Eher. the Legislature is now III ses-
sion and well at work. Al}utant General
Fuller wEo has already giren his late office
into the hands OF Ills successor, Adjutant
General Eayuie, haf been chosen Speaker ol
the House, handsome and deserved tribute
70 his pubic services. The Governors Mes
sage, to:uminous document, occupying in
bulk some sixty pamphlet pages, was del'v-
::red yesterday and would have reached ua
last evening but for the failure Of the St.
Louis train.
Our New York dispatches say the cotton
CAPTURED ut Savannah will be taken and sold
by the Government. If any persons claiming
can show 4 valid claim they will be reimburs.
cd. Simeon Draper, Collector Of New York,
Inns been appointed agcnt at Savannah, to
supcrinte,,d the shipment and sale Of cotton.
which is IL hc at once shipped 10 New York,
and claimants referred to the Claims Court.
Gold clnscd In New York last night at o31.
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FROM CINCINHATA.
The Trial Of the Chicago ,1sebel Con.
YpirntorH.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.]
C1sc1xSXr1, Tuc9 January g.
The Court Msrtial appointed to try the persons
arrested in Chicago on the charge Of conspiracy
against the United Statcs met this morning in in
formal session. The prisoners and witnesses are
all here, the latter having arrived from Chicago
to-6ay, hut the specifications against the prisoner.
arc not made out 1t is probable that the trials
will not commence till the carly part Of next
week. Major Burnett, the Judge Advocate, has
nuthor1ty from Washington to defer the setting Of
the Court Martial till that time
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WASHINGTON, Jan. IA private letter from
the fleet says refugees from Charleston and otne,
ports in South Cafol1na, state that all the iuhab
itarts who could do 70 have removed into the
country. Great distress PREVAILS and scarcely an.
1our and other ncccesasics can be obtained at any
price. Sherman's success occasions great alarm
Several blockade runners are in Charleston harhol
and were waiting IN opportunity to escape. Many
passengers for Nassau have already engaged
hrrths. There is little busineEs In Charleston
other than that connected with blockade running
aud war matters.
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FROM THHE GULF.
Another Successful Expedition into
Alabama.

CAIRO, Tuesday, January 3-The steamer Mol
lie Able. from New Orleans on the 25th, has a1
riyc6. with one hundred and thirtS:-.cven bales
Of cotton for Cincinnati. A force Of about Z, ,d0U
including the I'd Maine cavalry, 1st Florida cayal
ry. 14th n. !. cavalry thr.e regiments Of coloret
iIiantry: pieces Of nEtiilery, under command o
has LET, for raid into Alabama 10 sever communi
cation BY telegraph and rail at Pollard, and destroy
such property nnl stores as might be found there
evacuated. The railroad depot, including trair
Of e hit cars, mostly allied with grain the railroad
storclonsc allied with grain and government prop
er1y, Quaftc1mastcr'H and CommIssary store
houses Oiled with stores, an ordnance building
with 2Ge0 ftaud Of arms, tgestlcwork and mum
Ter of rrhe1 railroads were destroyed by oul
troops, which being accomplished the expedition
Eief tn rHff
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New YonK, Tuesday, Jan. 3-Tht steamc,
Aetna las arrived FROM Liverpool tho 2lst and
Queenstown the I'd
The Spanish Ministry has proposed to thu
Queen the Abandonment st. Domingo.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Dec 992-Cotton firm with an I'D
ynncfng tendency.
BnEApsTurFs-Quiet aad steady
Pkoy1sIONs-Dull.
IE1RoLEUM-FiEm.
LoSDoA' Dac. 2a-Ccnsols closed ut 81 3s33.
AMERICAN SToCKs-Steady.
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n. C., to report. Snow has been falling here al!
this afternoon from the front Everything e quiet.
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DcsroS, Jan. s.-The Boston 7rart{er building,
on tic corner Of State aud Congress streets, WIS
nearly burned out yesterday morning; between s
and & o clock. The lore includes the daily even
Ing 7raeeE.r office. The p.oprietors Of the
TTdteltr Issued IN edition iu the afternoon, and
to-day resumed the regular publication Of their
pnner
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GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE IN
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COB. OF BROADWAY IND FULTON-sTS.
NEW YORK.
pLIEY FREEMAN, President.
D.G, DLOs6, Vice President.
II. FREEMAN, Secretary.

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Parties at distance may insure from blanks. which
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Peftons IN the city Wishing insurance Will be called
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Parties de*lr1nK to act as agents tor the Company
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Printed documents Of Interesting show
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No, 81 WaahtnEtonst, R1om s. Chicago.
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HEVlN FUFKfC8a 10VllUcs
FoR1nzss MoNRox, Dec 31.-Stnrmy weather
eull Pm. Ills with unubnt d severity. There ara
no arrivals from the South, or from Wilmington.
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NOW THAT THE HOLIDAYS
L arc over. and you again pursuing yons daily
aytcatloge, remember to give Eferitt Ill at III
Like street.
Card Photographs only $500 per dozen.
wM. u. EyEE1TT, Proprietor.
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Ngm advertisements.

III ESPEItIA LODGE, NO. Ill,
Ia F. and 4. M.--The members OF this Lodge are
hsIs1, n tifct th.t the ne1t meeting Of this Lo!se
o'clock vt the Hall Of Accorria Lodge, IN The Tele
Ernph BueinE corner Of Lake and Clark streets. BIZ
order Of the ". II. &c. HUBBARD. Sec'y.
Iaji.01lt
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Dives AND L,zARus.-At n meeting in Bos-
ton on Tuesday night, Frederick Douglass
thus facetously spoke of Dives and Lazarus
II tell you, the negro is coming up-he is
distinguishing. Why, onlya little while ago
we wer, the Lazaruscs Of the South; the
Dives was the stakeholder: and how singular
it is that we have here another illustration OF
that Scripture Once there was certain
rich man who Jared sumptuously every day,
and was arrayed in purple and fine linen.
He came North, clothed in silk and in satin,
shining with gold. and his breast sparkling
with diamonds-his table loaded with the
good things of this world And certain
Lazarus sat at his gate, desiring the crumbs
that fell from his table. Such was the re-
cord. But now change has taken place.
That rich man is lifting up his eyes in tor
mcnt dozen there, and seeing Lazarus afar of,
in Abraham's bosom, is all the time calling
on Father Abraham to send Lazarus back.
But Father Abraham says, elf they hear not
Grant nor Sherman, neither will they be per-
suaded though send Lazarus unto them"
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Tue UNITED STATES SEsATE.-The now
members of that body are Aaron II. Cargin
Of New Hampshire, Mr.. Hale's successor :
James Guthrie of Kentucky, who succeeds
Lazarus w. Powell; David S. Moron of
Minnesota, in place Of Morton s. Wilkin
son; George II. Williams Of Oregon. in
place of James w. Nesmith, and Richard
Yates OF illinois, in place Of William A..
Richardson. The old members reelected arc
AIcssrs. Fcssendon Of Maine, Anthony OF
Rhode Island, Grimes Of Iowa, Howard Of
Michigan, Lane of Kansas, Salisbury Of Del.
eware. Wiley of West Virginia, and Wilson
Of Massachusetts,. On the whole, tho Sen.
ate has probably been improved by tho re-
cent ch,nges II certainly has been by tho
loes of Powell and Richardson.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
PETERSBURG OURS.
RICHMOND CAPTURED!
$4,000 Prisoners!
TERRIFIC FIGHTING!
LEES ARMY FLEEING |!
GRANT PURSUING!
WHOLESALE CAPTURE OF
ARTILLERY!
THE PRESIDENT AT RICHMOND
OUR LOSS NOT OVER 1000, 1900 OF
WHOM ARE PRISONERS.
GRANT PURSUING
WHOLESALE CAPTURE OF
ARTILLERY!
THE PRESIDENT AT RICHMOND |
OUR LOSS NOT OVER 1000, 1900 OF
WHOM ARE PRISONERS.
Orr Forces driren baek-They rally and
dripe The Rebels.

CRY PoISr, Va, 8 30 p. NJ. March 81.
To Hon. +. NJ. Stanton, Sec'y War:
At 1890 p. NJ. to-day, Gen. Grant tele'
graphed to me us follows:
"There has been much hard fighting thi:
morning. The enemy drove our left from
near Dabncy's House back well towards the
Boydtown plank road. Weare now to take
the offensive at that point, and hope we will
more than recover the lost ground.
LArER,-He telegraphed again as follows
sour troops after being driven back to the
Boydtown Plank Road turned and drove the
the enemy in turn and took the White Oak
Road which we have. This gives us the
ground occupied by the enemy this morn
ing"
/ will send you rebel flag captured by
our troops in driving the enemy back. There
have been four flags captured to-day.
Judging by the two points from which
Gen. Grant telegaphs, infer that no NOV.
ed his Headquarters about one mile since he
sent the first Of the two dispatches
(Signed) A. LINCOLN.
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State Of Maine.
sY TIE GOVERNOR.
A PROCLAMATION.

The custom descended from our fathers, .oun'
ded Ia sense Of the utter dependence OF man
hpcu his Maker. of setting apart by public au'
tkority, a season for the confession Of the sins
OF the people, commends itself at this time
with unusual force and solemnity. Conform.
ing thereto, do, by and with the advice OF
the Executive Council. appoint THURSDAY, the
twentieth day Of April next. day for public
Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer.
invite the people Of this State on that day.
foregoing their ordinary employments, to as
semble. old and young, in the temple Of the
living God, and there. bowling before Him in a
soutrite and humble spirit. confess our mani
fold transgress0ns, and invoke His pardon
through the grace Of Ills son.
Let US on that day, in humility, give utter,
snee to our gratitude for His goodness to our
afflicted nation and beseech Him in His own
good time to cause war to cease; let US thank
Him that He has put II into the hearts OF the
people to accord that act OF justice which
breaks the rod of the oppressor and liberates
the bondman from his chains; let Us pray that
they may have wisdom according to their ne
cessity; that II 1t is His will the effuson OF
blood shall not yet be stayed, that He will be
with our armies aud navies in the day OF battle,
and crown them with victory; that He will in
His mercy, speed the day when those who have
revolted against the authority OF the govern
ment, shall be inclined to pepce and obedience
to the laws, and the United States shall become
restored and enfranchised nation, humbled by
His stripes and purified By His chsstisements
Given at the Council Chamber, Augusta, this
the thirtieth day of March, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.fye aud ofthe Independence OF the Uni
ted States Of America the eighty ninth.
SAMUEL CONY.
BY His Excellency the Governor:
EpInAIN FLINT, Jr., Secretary OF State.
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Brandrpth's Pilisy

Mr. J. C. Rapelyca, OF Monmouth County, New
Jersey, writes, March 18th, 1859,
DYSENTERY CURED.
I was troubled In January last with costiveness
for several days, and took ten grains AZ calomel TO
obtain relief I caught cold I suppose nj any
attendant found it impossible TO arrest. This WAS
followed by dysentery. Ny strength was all gone.
Every thing passed through me NJ ] took II. A
friend from New York, Mr.. George Lewis, fortunate
ly called on me and advised Brandreths Pills. I
thought In my weakened condition. one pin would
he enough hut he administered four. and the next
morning four moro. Much impurity came from
me, aud, to my SURPRISE the soreness and pain d..
minishcd. One box cured me FULLY. ! am now
hearty, with line appetite. You are at liberty to
publish this.
Sold by Dr. DRYDEN SMITH. Bidderord. and
~ all respectable dealers Ia medicines. imii
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The ELEcrloNs.-The week has been SO
full Of news OF such gigantic military opera
tlons thai VIC can hardly settle ourselves to
read any other accounts than tho taking Of
Richmond. On Monday the Republicans OF
Connecticut rallied to the polls, reelected
Gov. Buckingham by 10000 majority, and
four members Of Congress. thus rcdeeming the
only remaining copperhead District in New
England. And 80, Richmond, the rebel ar
my and the copperhcads OF Connecticut fell
upon the same day! Surely there is can
eternal fitness in things" On "Wednesday
the Republicans OF Rhode Island elected their
Governor without opposition, and their two
members Of Congress.
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RICHMOND AND TIKI Army OF TIE PoroMAC.
The patient endurance Of that noble army,
which has suffered moro and fought more
battles than any other army in the world,
has crowned it with never dying laurcls, and
has won measurless praise. Truly, asa con.
temporary remarks. lit j, right that the
long suffering, ill.rcquited Army OF the Po-
tomac, and the patient, unobtrusive General
Grant should have the privilege OF dealing
the death.blow to the only force which kept
the rebellion alive. All men will now sec
that the Army Of the Potomac can conquer
us we'll as endure, and. like spring Of tho
purcst temper, can strike with resistlcss en-
ergy proportioned to the months it has watt
cd under the repression Of events. Neither
can any now fail to discern the surprising
merits of the Lieutenant General, who has,
through the round Of seasons. held the great
army of the rebellion in his vice-like grasp
sending out his generals, Thomas to strike in
one place, Sherman to probe the v'tals OF
the 'Confederacy' in another, Sheridan to
give an effective blow in another, and so on,
rejoicing in the success and the laurels Of all,
taking no credet to himself, but still waiting
and holding on till, at the right mrment. he
burst like thunderbolt on the enemy and
hurled him into utter rout and confusion.
Here is a new revelation Of greatness which
posterity will put tcside that of Washington
himself"
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR "A MES CLARKE'S :

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This we'll known medicine 10 no impo.itIon, but
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Ts Married Ladies'
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edy. do not contain Iron, salomel, anthony, or
anything hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
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For null particulars get pamphlet frce, OF the
y. 3. 81 and 9 postage ,t,mps enclosed TO any
authorized agent, will insure bottle containing
over ~ pills. by return mall. Sold by all Drug.
JOB MOSES, "a Cortlandt st., New York,
yi5 Sole Unitod States Agent.
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General Summary.

In ten years before the war-from 1850 tc
lS60-Tennessec lost just twenty.nine runa
way slaves, according to accurate statistics
How many she has lost since Is an unpleas
ant subject Of contemplation to her pro-slav'
cry citizens.
The receipts from internal revenue for the
month of March were about Sl7, 10000.
A letter from Shcrman's army in the New
Haven Palladium, says some OF our troops
captured the Bank of Charleston on ,cheeis,
moving to place OF safety! With the
bank there was a largo amount OF gold and
millions of Confederate bonds. Pretty rich
joke on tho Charleston Bank
The Manchester Mirror says that letter
received from Grafton county, N. H.. this
week. stated that during the last week there
had been the greatest run Of sap IN tho ma
pie sugar orchards in that region which had
been known for several years.
Since the capture Of Wilmington, Colonel
Heaton has sent to New York from that
place about 81 ,0OO. 900 worth Of cotton and
othor abandoned property. Moro will DO
sent on soon.
II will DO rccollected that the dry dock
formerly in use at New Orleans was convert.
ed by the rcbels into "ram" war steamer.
Il has just been replaced by another from
Madison. Indiana, which arrived at New Or
leans in tow, on tho 18th inst, with an cnor.
nous cargo Of HOO tons Of hay.
The Boston Advertiser says tho cxtnordi-
nary letter written by Hon. Horace Greedy to
the President, preliminary to tho abortivs
"pcace negotiations" at Niagara last SUM-
mcr. will reduce tho writer's reputation for
courage and sound Judgement even below It's
present level.
Il 10 m odd coincidence that the Arabian
horse sent to JEFF Davis from tho viceroy Of
Egypt as q present, and brought over by a
blockade runner. has been captured In North
Carolina by Sherman, and held to DO given
TO President Lincoln. The time IL fast up
preaching when JEFF. will need moro than
the aeetncss Of that Arabian to bear him Of
from the avenging armies Of tho great repub-
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THE UNION & JOURNAL,

oxtricable confusion. They hadno c6&sannd.
ers, at least no orders, and looked Ia Nsuin 70,
some guiding hand TO lead them %. OF toll
into which they Ind fallen SC trSeeiy and 60
blindly. A few more volleSs, n new and ir-
rcsistible charge, shrlll anu wyrniug com.
mand TO die or surrcndes. Ind with sullen
and fearful impulse FIVE thousand muskets
are Hung upon the Sruttad. and Eve thousand
hot, exhausted and 'itrpotent men are Shsri-
dams prisoners Of war. We captured in all
fully six thousihd prisoners.
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LATEST.

Just rs VIC 60 to press an official dispatch
is kindly furnished by g. A. Carter. Esq
which says, that Sheridan has headed off the
enemy and that the destruction Of Lees ar
my is very probable. Gen. Grant has pro.
ceeded to Sheridan's Headquarters. Sheri.
dams dispatch is dated Battersville, Apr. s,
3 p. NJ, and closes with the words, IL zee
no escape for Lee."
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the FAMILY DIE CoLoRs, mauafactured by
Howe & Stevens, OF Boston. AMER years Of en-.
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perfected their Dyes. upwards Of thirty In mum.
Der, 90 thst nothing farther apparently 10 desir.
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prices that make saving Of eighty per cent. nm
the common method, besides being better mar
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fabrics to which they msy b afRzsd. and Are
clear and marked. The Dyes are Immensely
popular wherever used. T y Nv
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Connecticut Election-Another Victory for
tho Union.

Hartford. Conn. April 3. Hartford
county complete gives Buckingham 8l0S. and
=, Seymour G2l4, a gain for the former Of ll64.
All the Union congressman are elected. and
nearly all the Senators anil Representatives
Henry g. Deming has 222S majority, with
Somers and Union to hear from, which will
give him about 40 moro.
Governor Buckingham isre.elected by from
10000 to 10000 majority. The four Union
candidates Tor Congress. are-clscted by major
tiles ranging from 1900 to 1000 each. The
Senate is all Union, and the House Of Repre-
scntatives Is about thrcc.quarters Union.