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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

ASEH' Yr00DE.S- WIRE STORE,
= LOUISVILLE ki.-The subscriber has e.
,tablisheda new Wooden and Willow Ware Store, for
the sale Of Buckets, Tubs, Churns Brooms, Baskets,
Matches, Wooden Bowls, Cotton Batting, Wrapping
Paper, lothes Pins, Wash boards, &c, at Wholesale
only. to which he invites the attention of country
merchants. His stock is all fesh in the best order
and appearance, and much superior to similar ar
ticles found in other stores where various kinds of
goods kept, and particular at tention is paid
TO this branch Of business. My arrangements with
manufacturers such, that / can supply every
thing in my line low they can be purchased in
Cincinnati. JOHN y. RUSSELL
septl5-3m :.12 Main street, between I'll and Sth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

AAF EsN Nv u VT - Wv ~ = . . IssH u
NSGOods, Ribbons and Flowers, on Friday morn
ing, October Sth, 1873. Permit to call yOuT at
tcniipn to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods,
which have been bought under favorable circuIn-
stances, and which for variety and novelty of style
will, | trust, be found to surpass anything ever
brought to this city. +. Ii. BARKER,
First street, between Main and Locust, opposite
the Pest Office. Uct6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

S-The Tax Payers of the City of Evansville
hereby notified that l have this day received the
Tax Duplicate of the City of Evansville, for the
year 1858. MY office is on Third street, between
Main and Sycamore, where | be found every
DAY between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
5 O'clock p. VI. GEORGE WOLFLlN,
Evansville, Oct G, lSls-2vyd City Collector.
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EBOCE:G.KT see E.uK:-.

EBOCE.G.HT .{C.SD E.u - No
A0TfCE TO contractors. Sealed proposals Will
be received until Oct 20 to build Rock sport academy,
which wiii embrace Two buildings, a< 20, three
stories high, and college HIll) .51< 80, one
story. Proposals to build College Hall, Frame
Brick. The other buildings to be Brick posi-
lively. Plaus and specifications can lie seen from
and after 18th September, At Or. O. Moreans, Rock
port, and at A. u. Reynolds & COS Evansville
our payments will bc prompt, aud security viii bs
required for IrOnptIees and fathfulneSs in cou
tractors. 7. +. DeBRULER, d.
}. Z. NEATCH
Ruckport S.'pt 9. ISIS. septli-jw
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KJGR s-EfRTS, DO TO III. LOOMS,
Il FASHIONABLE SHIFT MANTFACTUkEI
and dealer in Gentlemens
FANCY FURNISHING GOODS,

toPPOsITE THE CoURT HOUSR,l
EVANSVILLE 4, INDIANA
X. B.-Shirts made TO orie., 10y measurement,
and warranted fit. aug20-Iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

HpUILD DING .H.S r Il x - Il. : go
LID Kegs Nails, all sizes.
10000 Lights Sash all sizes. ,.---
200 Doors usual sizes.
400 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes.
POO Kegs White Lead
Bills. Linsccd oil.
Bbls Putty in hladdser,
Also, White Lime, Grey Lime, Plaster Paris
White Sand, Hydraulic Cement, in any quantity de-
sired by purchasers. For sale at reduced rates by
septIj GEORGE FOSTER & CO. 3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

@.U.N'DRIE s.-.sL.n0.sDs FIJI

e. Sell quick, 10 barrels nice Green, Apples finest
# the foct4l A. u. REYNOLDS & Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15
E.sLL sTs.EE press H.sTs.-

III Comprising all the Latest American and French.
fashions our fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassed
for symetical proportions, and is equal, if not
perior in durability and beauty, to any made
Our conformation enables us to warrant perfect
and comfortable tit to the wcarer how liz
regular his head may lie. Now is The time, gentle
men, to leave your orders.
VAUTIER MARC0NNIER,
septlI 80 Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

ATPf<ES.-2o ID Us PEEPER; 10
~ Bags PinentO.
=. Mats Cloves.
Cases Prime Nutmegs. -
Gases Indigo. Just received by
septII WHEELER & RIGGS.
HEg HTTE PINE SHF.N'GEES.--
w Those who intend TO cover their new house
with good article of Pine Shingles had better call
upon the Subscriber soon, as he has laIs - a few
more left - JOHN +. GLOVER.
auglI Corner Main and Seventh streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

Afs1 =
~ appointed Agent for Dole. Silver K fc!rh'>
patent Saw Gunncr which has taken the premium.
at the Mechanical; Fairs ii almost every State in the
Union, and pronounced superior To- anything made
for cumming upright and circular An assert
ment always hand.
scpt3D GEO. : SINTAGG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15
ME0ONFER T.EGET.FRLES -FRE sN

IN ARRIVAL.
20 Turkics.
10 Dozen Chickens.
~ Bushels Potatoes.
At Dozen Eggs. A. D. REi SoLDS CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

In the City OF Evansville, and he will receive daily
supplies by Express, directly from the Packer in
Baltimore He is prepared TO offer the tsaae such
inducements for the edtre have aever bes7
offered in this market leretofbre 4 constant sESsay
supply always hand that dealers and families
can obtain at any time during the season those
choice Oysters, in and halt cans and n the
shell, warranted fresh and sweet and very superior
in flavor and quality. Terms, cash. And-pOne bus
bankabie money received. ~. A. KURTZ,s
sept5-jm Sole Agent for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

EEeEEL BUChETs. 40 DOZE.S'
~ Vanished Well Buckets, stout a'd we'll
made in all respects The quality and price
such as cannot fail TO suit the trade.
sept23 J. b. RUSSELL,
372 Main st. bet seventh and Eighth, LOuisvile.Ky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

Mr.. Stinson, for the Legislature; Scy
more for Prosecuting Attorney; and Mr..
Pruitt, for County Commissioner, had no
opponentr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

~ W. Il nv sN 1.sT E-sx~h kfS-A fasz
w plots of over I3,mn IF land in Southern
Missouri, subject 10 entry at l22 cents per acre.
Call and examine them at the r. f. i !. Office, M.
|, North Third street, Evansville.
pctI .. g. COLLINS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15
YWYIg-ssK T.E THOUSAND s.sCH : 20 u

hand Sacks for Sale. They are suitable for Wheat
or Oats. Enquire at the City Mills.
oct5 GEORGE VIOLIN, Agent.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
Hard Times at the West,

1t Is strange to read of such condition Of
affairs at the west as that usually denominaled
"hard times" and yet there is abundant evil
dence that it is so. The following paragrap PHI
from the Easton Argus tells the story:
Money is SO scarce there that it can be
readily loaned out al from 20 TO 40 per cent.
per annum-wlth the prospect that it will stay
loaned out for years to come. Where money
commands such eXorbltant rates of interest, the
country certainly cannot be IN a prosperous
condition. Farm produce is worth almost no,h
lug. We read letter several days ago from
former citizen of Easton, who now resides in
town in Wisconsin,. lie says butter is sellinn
there at 10 cents pound eggs cents do
zen; potatoes l24 cents a busheI, aud other
things IN proportions; and as TO money, he does
not believe the whole population of the town,
numbering some 2100, could raise over $500 in
cash."
We have had similar narratives relative TO
the rural sections of Illinois, from persons who
nave had opportunities of knowing. In some
districts there is said 10 be scarcely enonph mo-
ney to pay the taxes. Michigan, Iowa and
Minnesota are even worse off There is no
currency at the west other than the bank notes.
which have but little or no specie value, yet
are kept in circulation of necessity. The COM
mercIal cities, st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Detroit, st. Paul, Dubuque. Davenport, India
napolls, etc, absorb all the actual money, be-
cause the country is greatly in debt to them,
and is constantly drained to pay its liabilities.
1t s curious fact that the balance of trade, as
between the rural and urban population, is very
decidedly in favor Of the latter, and this is con.
clusively attested by the low rates of produce.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10

A N elegant assortment of Shetland Wool
"A and Zephyr, for sale by r. & NJ. A. OFrLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
Store Removed.

WE have REMOVED to that large and
beautiful Store on the Southwest Corner OF
Main and Commerce Street, Qong known to the
public as the place to get the Best Prices for
all kinds OF PrOducc,) where we will have more
room and greater facilities for our business -
We have now on hand, and intend keeping, a
COMPLETE STOCK Of ALL KINDS OF
GOODS common tOa country store, and for the
cash will sell little CHEAPER than any other
Store in Town.
Thankful for past favors from generous pub
lie, we hope, by application to business, to merit
continuance of the same.
SUTTON g. SAVIN.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10

OF The Boston liquor dealers are alarmed
nj the decision Of Judge Shaw. They held a
meeting the other night to consult what should
be done" seeing that their craft is in danger"
IT 10 proposed to test the matter before the Su.
preme Court: they doubt the consti;utionaIity
OF the law. They also propose 10 make their
association n ore efficient.
:. rne raj 'ads rtfIse to transport liquor into
we interior unless the packages bear the seal
oil The State liquor agent
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
p o L T | G A l..
HriHea for the Smyrna Times.
Lines for an Album.

gY SEXTON.
Could but feel as once felt.
Or could kneel ms once knclt-
Devout al womans throne
I'D write again with heart sincere,
As thai wrote 10 Martha dear,
When. day b. dav and year by year.
Isousht her for my own.
But now the sprouts that round me cling
Admonish me I've Passid The spring,
When love il most eniiclng;
In truth, once was very green.
But now laugh at love. | wOcn,
As if ia love Id never BEEN
Yet went in for splicing.
A married man that's Of my age
Should never touch an Album page,
To WELD a lovers pcn,-
But were younger, truth 10 tell,
(And truth should ever with us dWell,)
Id write for modest S.. B..
An hundred pages then!
Though time has kindly spared my head.
But, o! my whiskera, once so rcd,
Have lost their auburn beauty
I'd give old Asior's wealth. swear,
10 haze them back, US once they were!-
Then girls again would on me leer,
Instead Of Bummel g..
SMYRNA, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
Smyrna Advertisements.
Spring ShaWis.

Another lot of Spring Shawls, ali going
at Philadelphia prices.
TATTOurs & F.rO1
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
Also, Groceries,
NEW STORE In SMYRNA!
Read! Read! Read y!
Goods Cheaney than the 6NE,noro.t

SPRUANCE & MEGEAR, having com.
menced Merchandising IN the Town of Smyrna,
and just opened large and complete stock OF
Goods, at their New Store on MAIN Street, CD.
posltc the Bank, would respectfully invite their
friends and the public to an examination OF HE
samc,-tecling assured that, both in quality and
price, the utmost satisfaction Will be given, ms
they intend selling at the LOWEST poSsibLe
Figure, for either Cash or Country Produce.
The stock is we'll selected, and embraces
DRY GOODS, OF the latest and best STYLES.
to which the attention of Ladies is particularly
called. Also, Fresh aud full supply Of Family
GROCERIES,, together with Queen$ware,
IHlow- rare, &c, &c, of all kinds Also, a
large lot Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c.,--doth
Ladies and Gentcmcn's Wcar,-and an exten.
slve variety OF Hats and Caps, of the latest
ia shon.
We would state that our Goods were care
fully examined by US in Philadelphia, and pur.
chased with especial reference to the spring
trade and the public taste. Let all give us a
call,-we guarantee TO please.
SPRuANCE & MEGEAR
Store on Main street, directly opposite the
Bank OF Smyrna. April |, lS1S
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
THOMAS .. WEBB.

Practical Halter, fashionable Hat and Cap
Warehouse, No. - Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
En- respectfully inform my friends that have
now on hand a large stock of SILK and Fell HATS
oil my own Manufacture. ! have alsp large
assortment OF CAPS, of various qualities and patterns
My prices are in accordance with the times Iwourd
again call the attention OF the public TO nv French
Contormaeur by which Hat is made 10 iii the head
with ease and comfort. Also. Just received heau-
iul md well selected assormentof Panama and other
Hats for summer wear OF the latest STYLES and fash.
loIls' NJ moueraie prices. mt I'm
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
PENNOCh'S
I on HarvcStrr

y L
A New Combined Mower and R,..,..
nv Patented :, plcml,rr 22 Isl P''
Tue attention Of Farmers !. re,u.c.t'l,
In" "Aachhe' 1t can be seen eliher Al -, f." >
, uoie' a. Or al our Nar'hou>rll N,r"'
We sold over twenty 81 Them in CL,.,,.
year ana Notwithstanding 1t wa ll.,r i,, ! i'i
'ioh We are warranted ia saying that no ,li '"'c
gave beier satislnciIOR. '"'I mat hne
some Of It's advantages NAY be enppera,o5
follows: as
lSt The Frame is of Cast Iron in oncsl,
chine out OF line. nav" 'Ie nm
ID II is Single Cleared. which render. ,lo $50,
much more simple aud less liable to get ON, -, .''''
and also greatly lessons the draft 00 % 'Fdtf.
Sd The Cutter Bar is made Of two St,ol ,I.,
y rlNeleu together upon intermediate l,,,r, 81 1 ID"
MI the spaces between The kiliic.puprJ. i, "hch
zig ISh1he>S anu stiffness 10 degree no, r ,,'''
attained. 49, "'' O"itf" $50
aa' ne Culier Bar can be raised and lowered v,
great facility while the machine IS in 1n,,, "''''
9th. An Adjustable Wheel at The n,,Ic, a.,
oar greatly dimnshes the draft ana the lIabl
~ oi choklhg renders the machine much mara .,''
bic and Is great advantage IN backing PO'u-
9th The Guard Fingers are made oC Ill.,
wrought iron, and are firmly secured to their
SIMPLE screw nut. They can be made hy p,, e Oy
country smith. y al! 5ood
'n. II can be thrown into and ont Of gear r,,a,!,
ana While the horses IN motion In. a,'' -
meni IS so SIMPLE that 1t peases ever, b,d,
OH. There Is NJ ~eIghI On horses ur,t ,, 90
oIckh5 IL Il Is all The adv auiages OF a still l,r,o
9!h 1t Is readily altered from Rpao.r Ia lI,,,..
ana t'ce ttrH. III very 1ew minutes
lulii. Ills runs IIghtrr Tor Ihr team Than ory ,,
"'i testcf WIN Which We are acquainted
Ilih. II Is almost entirely ,oulio,,d ol iron, .,,
Steel Therefore II Is very durable
Among the Improvements over our Last Years
Machines are the following:
Isl Larger DRIVING Wheel Which viii luD ea.,,
ana allow the Gutter Bar raise about ! I,le, h,l
I'd y Wrought Iron I'IuIun casc-t.;,r,!, led wI',h
RUS much lighter, and VIII wear longer
81 asl Steel PIn.Uu Shalt, which Is sitter arj
VIII run lighter Than iron
iih The s'eel Tor Gutter Bars Is OF The very be,,
AMY being made 10 order and imported eALrc.,,y
Tor our own machines
ON. Every part OF The machine that can he Is Gf
'cu up III The most perfect MANNER bv expensive ma
chlnery made for the purIo NcIlLrr means Ior
ellpri VIII he spared m making II u superior MOWER
and REAPER ~
9th. Every machine will be run y steam poverat
hiGh speed before II leaves The shop.
PHICE-includng one extra Knife. three .,,r,
Blades, one good Monkey Wrench, File and OH Can,
-FOr Mower, SllU %. CombIncd Machine : 81 90
All Machines Warranted
5. d NJ. PENNOCK & co.
hennett Square, Pa; or Wilmington. Del
NOTE There viii be IA series Of public trials otIb4
aD'Ne machines IA different ncighuurlioods nj lbe
earliest Practical date, of which iimev notice MIA Le
gwen. ). Y VI. PENNOCk & CO.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
PAINTS! PAINTS!

TIE Subscriber, having connected with the Drug
and Prescription business PAINTS. OILS, WARM sill.
rs, GRCSIlES. GLASS. DYE.STUFFS, &c. is now
prepared 10 furnish all in that line who may favor
hIm with a call lie would also take this opportunity
OF returning To the public his sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage they have shown him. anJ hopes.
toy strict attention and industry. 10 merit conIinu
ance OF the same. JAS. l.. IlOFFECKER
Commerce ST., door below EaSon's Corner.
NAV 2O-5o Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10
DIVEDEN

a LARGE lot of HOSE, Tor Indies. Gentle
men and Children; very superior quality
for sale by K. g. NJ. A OFF ~
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10

The County House--hterestieg Papers
Crime-Ihe Hoaicide-Nec Party Meet.
ing-FarmerS and the Fy-GraSs, FertHi.
I,c
Smyrna times., 1858-06-10

OSF received fine assortment of new and
elegant DRESS PATTERNS, from Madame
Dem0rests. r. 81 NJ. A. OFFLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19


The down passenger train, which left this city at
1890 this morning for Savannah met with a seri-
GUS and frightful accident about forty -fye miles
from Augusta, and ten miles This side Of Millen.
The engineer, Mr.. L. NJ Eorthey, highly esteem
ed gentleman, and careful aad competent engineer,
aud his two fremen, Patrick Fieury and james Cog
gins, we're instantly killed. Jones Farrar, track
shifter who was on The engine at the time, il IS
thought, is MORALLY wounded
This, We believe, is the first accident, involving
life, which has ever occurred on the Augusta and
WaynesborO' road. It is fortunate that there we're
eight freight cars between the engine and passen-
ger cars or there would have been much greater
loss Of life and injury to persons.
The engine and tender, and the three box cars
which were nearest the engine, are perfect wreck
No passenger was injured.
We are informed that Mr.. Northey was very an1
iOus to obtain the services of some engineer last
night, to take his place the engine, but ne was
unsuccessful. BE apparently had strange Presen'
timent that some accident would occur TO his tram
he rails had been descending, with slight inter
sions, for about forty bOurs and the cause Of the
ident is reported to be the severe Washings Of
ldsrmining of that portion of the road where th'
disaster occurred
The accident occurred about bali past three
o'clock A. NJ, and it vas very dark. The tram Ta'
passing over an embankment, and the track gave
way near or Immediately over oulTert-AagHS'
COnstitutioHalist Sept liza
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Mr., BENJAMIN Declines the spanish Mls-
Si0n-Effect Of the Maine ElecI1On.ano
Capitol Extension Qu0rrel - APPOih
ments, ETC.
Mr.. Benjamin has declined the mission to Spain
offered him by the President
The President has appointed James f. Mcguire
Consul at Melbourne, Australia; Andrew jackson
Smith, of Texas Consul at Lsguua Robert }. Cow
art, of Georgia, Indian Agent for New Mexico.
Capt. Meigs and Mr.. Walter, having charge of the
works of the capitol extension have been at logger
heads for some time past, and it now appears the
works are actually Obstructed BY their quarrel
Waller. has been employed, since the exposure Of
frauds and mismanagement by the Congressional
Investigating Committee, to prepare plans for car
rying out the works under Meigs. He now refuses
to furnish the plans while Meigs has control.
It is understood that General Denver has resigned
the GovernOrship of Kansas, TO take place in the
course Of few weeks. It is probable that he will
resume his former position as Commissioner of In
dian Affairs.
There is reason to believe that Minister Forsyth
will not return to the United States till October
At last accounts he was on the eve of leaving for
TaCubsya.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19
From the Plains.

LEAvEEwoRTH, Sept 13.-The Salt Lake mail ar
rived at St. Joseph on the 10th, twenty days out.
The Mormons continued to arrive in the city from
the SOUTH and we're entering upon their usual svO-
cations Brigham Young still keeps himself con-
oealed, and lives in constant danger and fear of
vengeance from his own people, who have become
greatly inoensed at the unavsiling of his numerous
frauds. This confirms former reports
One company of troops had left Fort Bridger for
Oregon, and others would leave soon. Indians all
quiet Full reports confirm the news Of the South
Platte gold mines Several traders and mountain
GERS were met who said they had been to the mines
and who had in their possession many specimens
found there.
They say many miners, without tools and no 9TH
er appliances except tin pans were getting three to
FIVE dollars daily. Many traders and others were met
en- route for the gold regions. Col Bees battalion
OF Utah volunteers, under Lieut.. Hill, arrived at
fort to day, where they will be paid off and mustered
out of service.
Col Cooke Lieutenants Buford and Pegram, sec
ond dragons; Captains Gore and Donevant tenth
infantry, arrived this evening from Utah. Sixth
iriar ~ would leave Fort Bridger about the TWEEN
ty.fourth of August. Col. Cauby, with two comPa-
MES ?cond dragons, two companies third infantry
and ore company seventh infantry, are daily expec
ted at Bridger to relieve the sixth. The company
engineers had left for LeavenwOrth, and Captains
Dessasseres and Stewards company Of cavalry would
leave in q few days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19
Washington Items.

Mai Townsend, Assistant Adjutant General, has,
by direction of the Secretary, just issued order
saying: The President directs that the Department
of the Pacific be divided into three parts the south
ern part to be called the Department of California
the headquarters to be at San Francisco, and the
northern part to embrace the Territories of Wash
ipgton and Oregon, excepting the Rogue river and
Ompoua districts-to be called the Department OF
Oregon-the head quarters to be at Fort Vancouver.
BreVet Brigadier General Clarke, Col of the sixth
infantry is assigned to the command of the Depart
ment of California. In thus sbridgng the limits Of
his command, measure demanded by the length of
time required for communication between its north
ern and southern portions, the Secretary of War
specially eommends the activity, zeal and judgment
displayed by Clarke in concentrating the trooPs OF
his department for energetic operations against the
hostile Indians Of the north, as soon as their OUT
break become known.
General Harvey is assigned to the department of
Oregon and will proceed to his post with all posi-
The President directs that Capt. Pleasanton, of
the I'd DI agoons, shall accompany General Harvey
as Assistant Adjutant General The COmmandant
of the crops of Engineers will detail two ohcers and
g detachment, not exceeding 90 engineers and sol
diers with the complement of non'commlssIoned
officers. for sevioe in the department of Oregon.
The Quarterm asers department will furnish trans
portAtion for this detachment to Fort Vancouver.
The several staff departments will make the neces~
sary arrangements for the supply of the department
of Oregon from the California depots, during the
campaign against the Indians. The troops in the
department of Oregon will be allowed two extra ra~
tions per week Of dessieaLed vegetables.
Samuel Cole, long known as chief clerk of the
Pension Office, has resigned his position in conse-
quence of i'll health.
The receipts into the Treasury during the last
week, amounted to $4,000 dollars, $4,000 less
than those of the previous week. 1861, 600 dol
lars are on deposit of which II $4,000 dollars are
subject to draft 1854, 900 dollars are in New
York