Carbondale Advance from Carbondale, Pennsylvania • 2

i imW AUYEIlTPfn 1865, DIESCLUTI-. hfntP- 7 It will he toes by adtertiaement that a eery Unfeae Rntdriegnit ia to be gieee at Cidimooda Tneeday ani Wcdneaday eeeuingaphf next week. We a a trait the from many favorable notice llAttc, L'caic a-xn Btstvouwcr 'On TbwrAy eyniing' Pfoteuar Miller 'end the ncCompliabed lira. Millaf, gay an entertainment nt Concert Hall for th benefit of the Society of St. Vincent do i Pud.

The vommodiona room wa filled 'in every part, and the enthueiaabp appleuw with which the Professor and 'Mr. If. Taceived, ahowed that mirth, magic, and chapty, were well appreciated The Profeeeof hae given 'fin entertainment in ttia city, hnd die popular regret it that hi engagement are such that he cannot prolong hia atawitho. Inwill atart for the Seat in a day or It ia duto him to say that he haa Succeeded 'in the most admirable manner in produc-wditpiTwonj. cov.mliig Ttriet7 For JS65.

Tact About tb 7-SOa-Th Advan-. tage they offer. fnm outfit, tmmtnm i Theib Absolute Sicuaivv. Nearly alPwctfoe erediu 8tW Wd, Ooy-ernmenlbeiaqiiet, end bank, them at th very best end tfjng! investment they to make. If it fwerd Mo ecu template Igjie finandti fs -'ure kf tii Gotornment, no bunk would he any safer.

If money it loaned on individual note or bond and aoortgage, it will he payable in tb same currency a th Government paya pith, tnd no better. Tha Govern-moqt never has foiled to meet its engagements, nod the national debt it first mortgage upon the whole property pf tbe country. 1 While otheA a looks -flnetuafe troro ten to fifty, two It frwtw per cent, Government tockiTre alwaya com paratively (The it value i fixed and reliable, beybad'dlf Ahey securities for while a thousand speculative bubble rite end burst, a rule they ere never below per, and ato often, wbo 11 Its Lisxeol Ihteris Th general rate of inter esl ia six pea cent, peyabje annually. YAuiaeTnd three-tentha, payable If-yea fond oa mortgage, there toast be searching of titles, lawyers foes; ttamjr duties abd de You tee til It t(iiitnuaertUisk- lti But fo -Jfe, 4a4 otn On-saw j. Jo uat lurirtofore wppriwd Of the bcUbat jow tutofd mates Jv ore wfioEy diegxdiag (he act of 24th February; 1864.

They bm. proceeding in open boI Arriolhtia sad are ton aig great 'Ctrefuoon ady' -rtfraty fraotiff the They 'announce on tiiarea dtau.lt that. 4Augn three oar's msireeunta Only is a onp year maa tertofiifr the-jnota on which lie vd Ntt T. 4 th at ha almll coayied "I three" one JgatV aerie the a Thi i itredly in the teeth of the law. On, the oUm deficiency on the tut call, by counting three one- WeertreeyWqairalent'tar one 'tfsrev tyear't wren, which leeqoaUy hgamrt fort.f ril'l sff iii ii.

IJ'tu iThne tirequot-of Feentylyatia sader Afimll 18th laet.wu filfodota -tccsriioao with the Ua, by awn toaerre ilnt ao4 foss thaaona The tees of 1 Mem of tireee not yet half x-said yet i eahordiaatea hre Mitre stoning a draft to fill aa alleged dfi itaeeoy that eaiyfeall, the existence of which J.hey attempt to wteVe eat by per- MimnarTT fiiborty tad UnioaMow TrMaoai fnoopobto.w Saturday Morning, Feh. J5, ton. an nd an antkorlnd lo tan AdnrtiMaataaad Mr ear Cettmt Baim. 1 1 Wo ow aid tko PnMle. ittiLL.

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VAN BERGAX, ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE' WBEBEil LaMars sMIarii kavs bees svaaiad Is ibe ondemaaed aaoa tbe Ratals ot DANIEL DATTOH, Mu Ibe ah eg Cavboadele, deoaaaad. Netlee le iemkr (tvea So penoae Indebted is laid aetata le maka pevMeal tnue-oat delsr, sad tbsae keviox e)almtlbpfaert -L ii dull aliened tEPHEN a. CLAJtJL, NOUN M. POOR, AdaiuMsateear -The nseannt fannbs af aiSlMiA Owed al the atom st Poor A MUM. Oarbondele.

Peb I8S6. tyrSf Wes! Kovelties faef livrani ft rBgSi KEW FIRM. with th ttippl.ee of' Treasury note on head, were safely conveyed eway. 7k enemy peweasio 0 BranekmUe, Qran'tdeegk and Nfngnille, precluded moiei'iete OB the roads lending I Chqrfeo-fon, and an unfortunate accident Bfo tbe Charlotte rend from Columbia, prevented the autlioritiea free making na of that nvefihe to save other valuable Wiatoriali to til A forge quantity of medical torn bckfflgiog to tbo florwufawt wero tliere, one half of which were saved, and th tort, for want of time and transportation, Wa destroyed. praese and fixture fox printing Treanury note the catabliahments of Bvnna Coggswefl, and Keating 4 514, were necessarily abandoned, together with the other' extensive machinery of those well known firm The first-named establishment bad one hundred and two printing presses, and was Mqenonably the largest and beat equipped publishing house in the South.

Tli enemy forces operating west of reached the hank of the Con-game, opposite the city, on Thursday evening, and threw In a number of shells, to which our batteries responded. A portion of tins column moved the pver during th night, and crossed tbs Saluda and Bros! Rivera, which meet near Columbia, a few mile above the city During the mevemert Gen. Beauregard evacuated th city, and on Friday morning the enemy entered and fodk peesestio without "Oqr troops were withdrawn to a position some twenty milt fromCofombio, be ret hey remained on yesterday. The enemy's force, entering Columbia, constated of Sherman's main army, a large portion of which immediately moved up the Charlotte toad, while ant(ha portion moved down jn the direction of Charleston. The latter euy has doubtless at thie been evacuated.

iw n. a. v. tims. r.a tLj Shemurfa Great Triumph.

Shermaa owrdhea hka an Emperor. All th advert eiemanta and rebellious power fly in can fusion before him. After conquering thf bogs of tb Stale and outauiMBvennf the lorcetMif the enemy, he planted hiq in th capital of South Carolina on Friday fort out he seep to have remained there oely long enough to complete hit work, and perhaps to offer tip a Ji Dtusn early on Sunday morning. For Liem-Gen, Grant forwards to tb War Department official rebel intelligence, pubutbed in the Richmond paper of yesterday, that upon Sunday Sherman's mam force was striking north from Columbia, and wm advancing toward Winnsboro, and toward Charlotte, ie North Carolina, whithvr Beawregard had fled. Another fore had been also moved down the Chariest road, probably to threaten Hardee, so to hast hi evacuation ei that city and we have a brief but thrilling official dispatch from Admiral Dahlgran, dated on Saturday Uat, tnat Charleston wm than abandoned YlAn wnagi nation tnd the Bib tnott vigilant detect Hiawonder-wrinuona ful tricke of the mlver quarter dollar pro- duced by a manceuvti of hia wand; the disappearance of a cage, and the myate-ykovnMKoeonaoadyitirt prtotor iyr, 1W, Tiopa release of the bird which occupies i.i theprolifie orange tree and a boat of odTOc.

i. oor eirm T.ho ndontend. pmuoue other illuaioni, ay worthy of praise." Of Ua boroafM of VUto-Bam, will tWeibre oa b4 a e7.v l. 77 sSrllUB4temkeadvBehMheMitwof sve4MrS. Mlflaf It I) 6nl uGCtSSSLTJ td 1P 914 TU' kT the ia a complete artiste vocAsra.

tATKsot ADTEMtstoa 1 Her eongi are graiefully and anblfmejy atiBM, i aung, and at she pUyt her oan panimenta the audience ia carried back to a am the gentler thought of the fireside. Her liwioeZ'art AdmtaWmiwJsSieni i 1j 'ong of Nell Mulberry never foil to anditon' ud Amignm Ioum, ua cause the recall of fhe tweet singer to her Pno, because sbe does it in auch a wsy, rofeaioiioi or buuuaa oarda sot noMdu. 6 i eTer. heart ia taken captive. What i VMtriy aTnuat-v (iritb her music tud the roles sor magic tyof a- itygo yoo fn -idua ai it rae be affirmed tht are rurTbiiaot.

Uarud'a team. OommtreiaL frttiiUoafir. (Mcwnotic of potitScal or rolifiou booUbco) mmt booM lor i odvoniMof roloo Editortal or ktool odrorUslnf will baeborfod NnkIi per Hoe. Obitoory ootieoa IS eenta per Use. vr AS mnaiem edrertMnf BMlbepedOt si.

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17, 1865. Mr Mimu Suffer an old man to intrude npen your attention for a moment. Tna HTMOuraon men ttr rapcftUve pepen inm, with difteonnt ef SO eeate 'wben peadlnedvaneeTu vttl ttrae be eeea (bet ell aeBi-OSper wbee pMd In dvanoe-peTtef eabcriben can evtii (beaadvriof (he tii tweet jy ftil asbop Jptm. Wb shooUwe moa(B deparijjl jed Or eliak at death alarm Tie but th voice thet Jean lends To call them to bis In this City, on th 20th ineti, Mast, only daughter of Deacon" Samuel E. Raynor, aged 12 yra, 4 mos.

and 24 day Seldom hav been called to record a death awaking a more profound sensation and grieC Little Miry ml known a child of amiable disposition, of maturity abort her year, giving very pleasing evidence ef vapidly ripening Cbriftfon character, young though she wa character, young thouga she wet StrickWr dw8 toddenlyhJflfc itj apparent health, the next a corpse i that by the much dreaded Feva, her death awaken deep and universal sympathy. In tli pity, on the 21rt inak, after a brief ilksestf Mu Aba A. Eilny, aged 21 yean; of Almond, Allegheny Co. N. Y.

Tho tirfcdmjtattce lomwctefl 'with tb death of Mim Riley i have tended to 'awaken dep eympirtby'ln mknhaart. She came here oe visit to her friends, in tire blow ef health, vtbowbi metoh tiee, little realising that eh should aeon be borap beck to her borne a corps-A little over a week ao aha waa taken tick, and lingered along in great suffering, until Tuesday morsieg, when death released her epmt from its pain-oppressed tenement. All that either affection or sympathy could do, was done bntidVEin. It wm a source of satisfaction that her mother wm enabled to reach bet in time to minister to her comfort, to lee her die, and then to accompany her remain to Almond. 1 TtlTIOll.

In bv-fmeWqa, vhw bomra rteSb Wm worn by poor and voaUby, When orerybody workd i bit, Amd ntecMi ii wore heaHhy. Then Munm made all Papa's penta, nd Bob and Toma and Beaay'ii nenta0osthadill neh to4o, Beoaute foihi iared (heir Bnt tfanee ham ehanfed; or ftnunn Wont make tbe men Mkapantiee, And people lire in mansion loe, Who oufht le Ure hi thaatiet The needle they here thrown netde-; Porworfe theyre perlhet loattatng; The UUor is the one. they ey, To make the Mttkefcutafs Well, fanee the wile hee Tii foiiy to aasail her, The enly qnesUon new ie ole Is, who's the Cheapest TsBorP Of stl tbe TsOors I (Oray doaH il seem a wooden, Cutton A Ptl are the only ones Who ure make a Wandar. perfset Its, fay end dashiaf And Pants made their ehiMfal bsnde Ait euri to be the feehion. Then why not fire this Aon tall They're eompetent end wUUinf, Their motto is, 'The etmMe Jbp wVore (As latf BHUimg Omf mends will And a splendid wtodk ef 9 I heat madeCHothlae to be fcmnd tn Pennsyisnnis, aimi lo tmf enetom wort made, and at prieea far below that by the high priced' credit talleen Per hes who wish to ieeve their measure, we hare an elegaar assortment or Cloths, Csaslmeres and Vestings to select rrem, sod a omiter that can't be best.

1 7 1 oLirroir ptl. SPECIAL K0XICES. GsiUMMn'i Bata AD tha latest styles nt CHARLES OAXPORD A SONS, Continental Hotsl, PhDaddphia. WH1BKIR81II Those wishhig a find let of whiskers, a niea monsUeha or baaattftii haadorgloaiw hair, wiUpieaaenad Urn card orTHOI.T.CAMAO in another part aT ibis papaa. let.

Mk 1MA-ad0ml OLB ITBI HAU RBW. A PAMPHLET reoliag how to apaaMly i sight and firs spmetaeiea, withont aM of lidna tathy 16 Addraaa, S. E. FOOTE, U. F.b, A'M.

Ttlrtei 'ttkS Broadvef.NmTort. Wkiakarst DopMvaatWtrtakenorMoeslaehesF OarOreetue Coatpoaad wilt Ibroa them to (rew aa the imootheet Mee or ehta, or hair oa bald heads, la Bn Weeta Pries (1 M. Seal by mrtl eeeleiLoa veeelpt of piioa. Addrns, WARNER GO-Bos 1M, VmoUva, X. T.

Ths CeiBaSoavaM lnaiMart ef 1 IXVJIlIB, r. PaMthed for Ike basest, sad at CATOOH TO TODBO MEN sad olben, who eater feowJUrreaa Debllilx, Prematere Deea; ef Maakeod, kb, eapFtjliit ai Wa Mate Nine Tai Msam or SaiCuut Rjoa who has oared BrewetoelmepoetpeldedirMMd earelope kln(le eepleakiW he had atUteaafoevt NATHANIEL Deo.M,tIL-retaR Rraoklxa, Xlhft V- oM cheap Met, wka va warn mUaaa tin CRHHt Tn tba decline of life are inclined to gniemit most beat tbe expeaae ef UMeewbo desire IL 4 We ere eonddent ibet none of ou peuewa will eom loom DtCK CXI SCeoefa which lOteregted 4M ia earfy While thinking -to-day -on the remora of peace which have been coming to tu of kte, I was reminded of what I witnessed in Wilkes-Barre fifty years ygo, while student in the old Academy under the instruction of Rev. Wm Woedbndge. In 1815, on the 22d of February on learning that a treaty of piece with Oreat Britain was concluded, WilketBarre wa brilliantly illuminated. Those were the ipelmy day ef the Ghana with it geni al sayings From the desk of poor Ifooert th Scribe and th cogitations of Unde John.

Wilke-Barr wa then, peaceful and happy villiag although tionary scene and suffering tull lingered in the memory of many of it inhabitant. It was noted for its hospitality to atmn-grs, and was nn Bay lam for many an exiled foreigner. Although th nnpleaaant scream from tb locoaaotir wa not he ad we could listen to tbe milder note of the-Durham beet Ian eommgnp th river in the evening of pleasant day. These thought ware not penned for pub-luatun, but they may par bap suggest a few idea to th mind of him who ebron-ida tb Record of the Time. Tbomas Sweet.

The grand anecem ef Gen. Sherman, hi imwstiU and steady program whither, soevar be taroa his victorioua army, form oa af the brightest pagae of military history. It is amazing, and mesas to strike the Chivalry dumb with astonishment. The necessary policy of the nbcl steal to be to get ent of tbe way -to withdraw to cuato-aad thay me doing this part of the work with good oc. That, they wiH endaavor tq make a stand aortewhere ia to he expected, and that they should able to nehieo RICHMONDS HALL? Two maps WIyt "V' Tuesday end Wednesday fWmetyq jUarvk istand 2 1865, end Wednesdhfl Afternoon, st 3 o'clock.

-i. ms AdnfisAsn In Afternoon Performsmec inlfaL eeou, sbUdres, 1 amts. PROFESSOR on MADAM! ft MIX dura the hondrto nnheuiat Ukdtr RABt)At7lQtX IHTKTillXZIfUWff MIRTH AND MAGIC I' jj r- In eoitfnaettowwltkihe ecdehrataA Tf SIO. BLI TnZiC Naatef HjjfoaoMiss AND BxTuotanun aaianrtw OS Sunn Iwe.ra i -t I CANARY Tha pertbrmaaee a I theee Beautiful as UfMT WalBad CaaaryMIrda haSe. all deeerl(Moa, sad atart be asm ta be appeaelated.

Readte. reagtaaRula taeoa -t dnaeed as Geaeral Olkeen sad rldlnf oa kor eebeeku Rocking ri-A1- wij w- tol whi! Tight Rope Dancer! a Cradle, firiira o(a Pfeiol, eiuhra eaa PM-o 111 SriD( off; faBltotlaa Bloadla, tba frees a Rope Darner, Drilled Uke soldiers, sad leueoA, PWfMW euopltklaf Ibow 4 fr-A- I helofa lays, and yon wiM finally hav returned to yon only the tame kind td rnotiey yon would reertv fro (he Government, and less of it If yotf invert hi this loan, yon have no trouble, Any lank, tanker will obtain it for Tou without charge. To each not or bond are affixed fifk ooupont or interest tickets, duo at the expiration of each successive half yev. Th bolder of a note has simply to cut off one ef these coupons, present it to th nearest bonk or Government Agency, and receive hia interest the note itself need not be presented at all. Or a coupon thus payable will etery where be equivalent, when due, to money.

If you wish to borrow ninety cents on the dollar upon the notes; you have the highest security in the market to do it with. If you wish to it will bring within a fraction oncost and interest at any moment. It will be very handy to have id -the house. It is Convibtiblx into a six per cent, gold bearing bond. At the expiration of three years a balder of the note of the 7.30 Loan haa the optiolf ef accepting payment in lull or of funding hit notes in a six per cent gold interest bond, the principal payaole in not less tharp five, nor more than twenty years from its date, the sGoremmant may elect These bonds ore held at such a pretnjum oa to make this privilege now wprth two or three per cent, per annnm, pnd so much to tbe interest Note of tbe Mine class, issued three years sgo, are now telling at a raid that fully proves the correctneas'of this statement Itb ExcarnoH vbom Stav en Mom-ctPAL Taxation.

But aside from all the advantages we have enumerated, a special Act of Congress exempts all bonds and Treasury notes from Ifcal taxation. On the avenge this exemption ia worth about two per cent per aojiutn, according to tha rat of taxation jn 'various parts of the country. It is a National Saving Bawl uawn. While this loan preaenta great advent- ges to Urge capitalists, it offers special inducements to those who wish to make safe end proStable'Investment of small -ring. It is in every wsy the best Savings Bank; Tor every institution of this kind most somehow invest its deposits profitably in order to pty interest and expense They will invert largely in this loan, the best investment.

But from the gross interest which they receive, they must deduct largely Tor the expenses of the Bank. Their usual rate of interest allowed to depositors is 6 per cent, npon sums over 2506, The person who invest directly with Government Will receive almost 60 per cent. more. Thus th man who deposits $1000 in private Savings Bank receives 50 dollars a year interest if be deposits tW tome sum in this National Savings Bank recti ve 73 dollars For those who wish to find a safe, convenient, and profitable means of investing the surplus earnings which they have reserved for their old age or for th benefit of their children, there is nothing which presents so many advantages ss tb.a National Loan, Tbe Highest Motive. Th war i eidently drawing to close, but while it lasts the Treasury bast hsv money to meet its cost, and every motive that patriotism can inspire should induce the people to supply its' wnt without daisy.

The Government can -bny cheaper for cash In hand than on credit. Let ns, see that its want sr promptly and liberally, satisfied. It -C Vi Am Ouzo or Pbivintion is wowra A Pocxa Coat This old find ever true maxim is fully exemplified in the use of Pin UETax'a Wamoo and Calicata Bitters. Huidreds and thonmnd have been saved from fevers by the daily use of toes mud diily, bectBs they should bowsed qg beverage. They are a vegetable tonic and will injur no on, bilt on tli contrary do aH good wbo us them.

They help circulation, restore a loot appetite, sad greatly promote the acton of the digestive organs; and never fail to eounteroct the" bad effects produced by 'the efisnge of elitnate or water. ''TrtvelerqShoold not do without them. They ore pleasant to th palate; and wilHavtgorate and strengthen th whole system. -Try on bottle it will put new life in yen, tnd make yon- feel that three is cere for yonr esse. We know.thsy ere the beet Bitters ever offered to th world.

For tale by 0 Druggists tnd wholesale dealers in the United States. For sale by Jadwin Co. T- .1 I i A Very dan gesso fifty eeai counter-foit not "is in --circulation. Tba Waah-ingtoa Chronicle says that good judges ere unable to fieteot th difference vnt front very clot examination. paper is somewhat thinner, and that is, prob ably, tbe best test to try them notorious beast and keeper of jbel prisons, died in Richmond few day sine.

rE wm th fit tool of a brutal conspiracy, treated Union prisoners hk dogs, and will ever be remembered tb mart, beastly developament je( tk zhreMdeft yebsliiea, ttheoiweend ctlealtuomt. Oar people itaohr that the Ooaerameat Srequueaoaoc area "They are eriUng to Ajiwmhiibeno heayy aa the: berdra- ba jhecerhaeaJhe iadtastrial popnktioar Let tthe.Teqnirement be made in the elear and rtefiailMsbapo which the law provide for, and ifcarill be ohehrfnUy complied -with. ut ie hardly. toe taiered that your jwtbecdiaatea riiouli die to pursue the syitem of substituting, for (A law, aB.ecaeatric.elaa of their own. -atil' behalf of the freemen of thie Ucsman wealth, who fore always given at cheerful end hearty support to yonr fiovOWnanfa in ihe- proewutam of thi war, it ia my duty to intstsni I do eanisteulhahytm enforoe upon your eubor--daaMilitobediencotethe law, which "yea ewe, ei well os'; they and alf of ua.

It fotif eyii exegi ple-Sttend to enfeeble, wyy deetwy-r-tbei ju fewer of the IpoTarnment, that you ahaald aaffc yonr Scereto treat with eweawentempt any dtta.of Qongrere, wepewally' theae 'whioh. fan bars youreelf approved, end wldelt regulate a tnatter of ech deep and dahcate moment aa the enforcing draft for-tb military eervioe. v-t r. olying heartily on yew wiadom and Jnatioe to aet right what haa thua been going doag aaid to-coae, hesceforth, wt th part of all, proper reapeet wad obedieno to the iawaof th land. mt Very leepeetfnlly, i ei Au O.

CURTIN. JL ddd)dB4aah of the Philadelphia Prm, wrtUgftom Wpcrt, wider date of Fab. 3, aayar art tight a Urge buaeher of whole nnmber hare tow i about twenty -five or thirty. The troop are already embark-eng; graiai Wing pipped, end wagon a A aavlea take oa beard. aadMOtM -a.

caoya ef Tboawa armyux TOppewd ha going the MioappM-v3rki 4he only tii nrmy oould peeaibly vneve (we.meaa on boo,) for th rood wu th worst pootiW The -weather, for past two week, hs hen ecy-dimgreeahleiaod onfavoraW foythe awmye'ikat-M'Jtod rtfow to th depth -of twp iochae, then rain that, storming for day togBihar -At on time, and that what lit ma very cold weather, tb troops had nathing In th wy of brd bat com. Thie they boiled and and had nothing fa a Their hard tack finally arrived, nod tiiay are now living sry The health of tb tray" regarded Tery good. Th extreme rgkt of the army at this point the left ang it near. Floreiace. at last wcqmat was moving, aeath.

Hia men fesjTneeday force foam tha Frovost Office -w aet qp to fewton and viqjpity for thy purpose, of effecting arrest of South, whe shvt James Hqiie. the day before: They called nt Ahouo of Benjamin Sickler, ia Exeter, Soqiq words Brest peteen bun and, the party jn reference, ter lh affairs ef tbe day previous, whreb Bidder dimpproved of tbe poupeof Jlaaie hi tome particular, whpreupcm Larkin, me of the soldiers, drqjv his pistoL fire atikltled. Sicklet tipco spot, related to wa, ia nothing mqre oslesa tbe wilful and deliberate murder. Understand be it in th hand o' the mBitary, await- tnayall of th eivQ anthoritie of Wy--ojnJugPounty. 5cronfo "Vi have found th 7, Mortfod Faylor Medal Soap 'to for SOperidT to any lothef markeh that hate long wince ceayed 4o ponder at pis popn-t darityjln'all fiat comprise gupanorfty for -tiie matron the maid.

No On noap half in te morkal begin to possess one thewashing qualities this soaphasy the la'dfes dll.say it Si the beat they Stefa. Call on yeut grocer and get a fa pcftitds amdtrylt; it stands with out a tuecesaMfi tt Qn. Terrjf has captured, arottnd Wfl-niifgtiMf, ena hundred and aixty twrt ean-nonf or Head ofib4nth of tb entire dot tolea4at NArfolkht the beginning of the Tebdffien, firom the United States. The amount ef cenaon captured by oor Of-, tnieb witSi! the last twelve nptitr In 1 irseaal with auffictent arma-sent for ire ordinary war os a Enropea cal.1" i i ware The tBoama of th fewdiog tax payer Albany arex Eraataa Coming, $161. ve-eue Cprtong, jr 50214 atm.

-eos- Poe Matter od poJpaf propfieloo of th efi hmmyammU, fifoSM; rrer the Damoccatre puhtmaB $IL318; 5. A VB Roat-l woo4 Under' tire ptdlcj of eaeceatrotioa which Grant viguroisly preaeopUng, ia expected that he will drew arpuud Kick won 4 nniet, Meade, Sherman, and Sheridan, not less than two baud red thou-and efieetive It ia said that Gen BraJjPou- cootmand it among the rein-forceaesa feU la bj Gf i Oi Ike show BlhU, PROF. MILLAR wil i bole lo ha aadleoee a Mrffeaaahw U- alvrblh nnnni of Iho oiort eoefl; oad Ui(aal- 4--' -NrthlUiMoaiHm tha aboaa powerfol sad awrebJ. Wm mi, 'ui 1 A aw I CHILBRRI HAJhlPRMmi aalbi Bear tnsstno, Js X. XbWe CSmye wfiA Doon opoa at oloek.

To oatbortlj fc (itreMiT rtS Tfim-pt (Mb' -aaderetiaed hre Jorewed Iho Oeaond SahoertpHtw, AffeaeFfcr tho of tlattod Slotoe Tniwiy fcaarlattarreaaiUirremprtadkfefefert, far -wnBf known no tho fjji i SEYEN-THISTT (BLV There Nsteawalareadaadw data of sad ora parablo throe Joan oot that or araaorewtlMa at ttweptfor at foa MOkTIaM 1 b- -r somewhere a temporary snoceaa is tobefooked for. The contiHation of Grant and Sherman are under the bleating of Heaven we truat jill eventn ally work ont My the salvation of oor country. We board in the early pert ff tbs war much'nbont strategy, 'military combination, winding tire Anaconda around th rebellion" and th likt bat it wa then 11 talk. The Uat 'Campaign wader th control of Gen. With Shtrmoi to ex scute, hot aecurfid to.Tarify Wm previously only tadk.

Th plan of the fort campaign has show strategy tad developed military combmatlbss which hay struck terrible, and belief fatal blows ai the rebellion. We do not yetdar to hop for obis tempted success. It would be pasting strange if the rebels could not concentrate and strike successful blow somewhere. They wiC have a very considerable army when concentrated. They also now have resolved to arm their alaves, and are of oonrse prepared to do any and every desperate tiling to turn the terrible fide which haa se in against them.

There may be a general, severe, and most sanguinary battle. "We one only hope that it may in Gods providence be averted ff possible. We can only hope and trnrt in hint that whatever is before may be wisely ordered and result in tbe highest good of our country.) i Rejoicings and spjftipriat acknowledg-menta of tbe great victories vouchsafed to Us 5avt taken place almost everywhere the present We teem to me tbe beginning of the end of this gnat conflict While hoping thirw moat yet he prepared for trial and reveraea. i Washington Birthday. Wednesday, tha 22nd mat, wm com aaefltoroted by our aoldiera here, by a reaged and aameag stem aatifo, ladnding th atorming and taking a thorn Cart It wag all dose la good style tod nobody hurt.

-i i i- atoclt of snort has beet Very mndb redacedby the thaw th it weak. Sleighing it however still but cannot apparently eon tune fog under each weather have had (his week. Then jr a very general desire for mQd weather and tit Jvf Faring, ttAMO Sliperrcentr-p' f-BONCi Dmm rtWnartM4wrert by tb rebels, tod that our forces werq then on thtir way up to and into the city. Thus Beauregard fled one direction afid Hardee in another; while th Southern papers ahow that then tire chivalry? wheare notr did in gray, are fleeing westward Georgia ana eaab ward into North Carolina. It it a wonderful ending.

The direction that Sherman' army hM token from ia rather surprising. It bad been supposed that it would Ire fef -fool to march toward Florence, and thence to the seaboard, to form anew perhept at Wilmipgtoe. But his march ia directed straight across and np, through tb central part of South Carolina, and nearly on a bee-lta for Richmond. It is charerteriatre -of it iaa characteristic of oor great military thi doing of anexpectaid thing and-1 tire-vsbefo in tha South, or any ona ber fancy they know th future court af hit movement front what they hav seen thu far, (hey may yet find themselves mistaksn. That things, however, already appear; 1, That Beauregard's force wm utterly Incapable of doing anything against Sherman.

If could not defend tbe line of tbe Edisto, or Mb lure of the Congaree if he could not defend Branchville or Colombia what con he defend, or what i there worth defending in the State of Soath Carolina? 2. That Shermans manmovres pro-rented Beauregard retreating in any direction other that northeaiterly and as Hardee'ibqlj line of retreat from Cborlee-' ton wm toward Florenot, it will be im-poeaibU for these two rebel foroee to effect a junction, nnlaea en or the ether should' enak En in mem circuit round the entire State of -North Corolla 3, That it will be impossible- bow for tba remnant af Hoods army ie join the elope. The Small rebel forem that may be at August rt- efoewben throughoot Georgia, or anywhere west of the Savannah Rtvei, cannot henceforth take effective part ia th groat draoM. 4. That tb whole mlrosd system of the State a well ft stove tyvtean, and its entire Surfoe and all.

its cities; ore new under toe control ef Geu. Sherman. 8. That- (which is oorsllary of the preceding) where ths war began four yuan igo, la bow in ear bands and tb immortal flag which Gen. Robert Aadenow here -away from Fort Sumter, in April; t861 eaa aow be borne back, end by the mm hands raised triumphantly ever Sumters nine.

w. 6. That the war, a gnat substantive feet; is now confined within a narrow space ia Virginia and North Caroline end whether Lee 'chooses to corns oat ef Richmond, or to stay tfcer is (matter 7. 'lbU IWSIBS. Met, with alt its erigmsl power anwaeted by battle; glowing with snthntiasni, ready for active wore; and prepared to confront any foe.

5 -n Thus great 'wa Shermans achievements tons glorienl aid th nations triumphs thas bopeful ere th pkaepeets at crashing out this infernal rebellion (has benignant are tb smile of II cavern A dozen or fifteen families in Dyberry and Clinton townships sre msking prp-aratiotn to wtigEto to Dlawqra IV tov or AM TO KNOW A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING relsUaff uireh-ayMasi, wela ad fewtltt the eaoaee sad ktllaal st UMaaaeat tbeaiariase retlean eftbe wertd) ng yiAiaf oaaanA nhgr nooog yfalhhif hatom, read tha rartoad aadeaMr(ed adlUoa ttaaolaat prodt aa lha T-M laaa, al eemat GOLO-BEAKINO bead, art sow worth aprawtn of wLtfoataAaj (Old tatkrtrt Boat odd.Aeere(o areeper 1 GOOD ES CHARLESTON OURS. (Nm tiadnl BaUcrem. Washington, Fb. 20. Tke following dispatch baa been received nt the Nary Department Fua RoADSi, Charleston Hanbos, Feb.

18. via Fobteess Mohboi Feb. 20. Ron. Gideon WOlee, See.

ofth Navy Sir Charleston teas abandoned Hue nyeming by the rebels. I am now on my west to the city. I bay th honor to he, very My, yonr obedient servant, John A. Dahlghem, Rear-Admiral, omcriL. Mayatdh trows Btomten.

Wan Detabtment, Washington, Fen. 208 P. If. n. Die, New York: The hallowing details of military opart' tion and the condition of affairs in tb rebel States, taken from the Richmond papers of to-day have been forwarded by Ges.

Groat Thja department iwa received no other inteJligenc in relation to the operations of our frrcaa against Fort Anderson anff WUmingtO. A dispatch from Admiral Dahlgren to tha Secretary of the Navy, dated at Charleston Harbor, ISth, say that tn rebets were abandoning Charleston that mfinimg, uteiht was now en hit way to that city. EDWIN M. STANTON. Secretary of War, Citt Point, Feb.

28. Eon. E. FL Stantcni, Secretary of War The following paragraph are extracted from tbe Richmond papen of to-day Wo now know that Charleston svm evacuated on Tneeday and that an Friday toe enemy took pesseariot tol Columbia. It is reported tort our foroaa, under Gen.

Beauregard, are moving ia the direction of Charlotte. Official mteL ligenc wm received at the War Office fort night, that Sherman wot, on yesterday morning, advancing toward and mas near Winsbcro, a point on th railroad leading to Charlotte and thirty, miles north of 1 rtuWt, tk i.J, il, on torn of Whssfors cavalry plundered the city before th eracnatiom Up to Taee-dty fort it WM uncertain whether Colombia would com within the immediate rang ef Shermans pnrpoea and oocaequently tba public mind wm net prepared for inch an early aoktro of, the -question. The Govenunent had, however, juat two weeks ago token the precaution to remora ifo sped deposited there amoanfangtoatveral millions of dollars, and within th part few days all of the die and plates belonging the Treasury Deportment, opthr to the rata larMee rttur (report BredUreort parable iimI aaaaallF pj tomtom attaebed aa orei, whMbMaj hare affaad art Jaaor I 1 StJUUm "OnO nnmt tit2V (J Maairei.eoiueoaSru,aarii geopload Afford hpok lor orerx QUO, ttM patre, IS aaj addraaa TireRktw WU1 he amt hx stall, pattpeld, on reeelpt st the price. Addrrea, A B. FOOTE, M.

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aa wtH oom Ibee eethlae, ore may praoe hfoMb, Ear. EDWARD. A. WILSON, I i-r-7 a Golf i -re SvreoairrTca Aoerr, pMtsSttpMw SmewurnMH wm maoarru tbe UBST NATIONAL SAKS Of 443" i nt.