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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

JOnn lIllllC ana .ilCXan-
der ". Shcperi dc17ts. .-. !. ....
To'John Lilio and Alexander W. Shcrcrl
Defendants.
In the name ofthc State of Minnesota: Youanl
each ofyou are hereby summoned and REQUIRED
to answer the complaint ofthc Plaintiiin above
entitled action. which said complaint is filed
in the Office Of the Clerk of this Court at
Red Wing, in said county ofGoodhuc, and to
serve copy your answer to the said COM
plant upon me at my Office iii Rcd Wing
in SAID State CT Minnesota, within thirty days,
from the service hereof upon you exclusive
OF the day Of sueh service and you are
further notified that you fail to answer said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this action will apply to this Court for
Judgment against you tor the sam OF five
hundred dollars damages for the breach oftA:
'-grccmant in said omplaint set forth and for
tic further SIMS of five hundred dollars with
interest from the 18th day of April AID. 1897,
and five hundred dollars with interest FROM
the 9TH day OF May. A. d. 1857, and two
hundred and nifty dollars with interest from the.
l0th day OF May y. D., 657. and two hundred!
and fifty dollars with intcrcs; from the LIST day
of Juno a. d.. ISL, and two hundred ana
fifty dollars with interest from the 10Th day %
June \. D., 1851. ~, demanded in said COM
plant.
WILLIAM w. PHELPS,
2ST - Plaintiffs Atty.
Dated at Rel Wing. February ID 1851.
y . I / 9 g. q DILO NJ
All persons Indebted either by note or nc-
count to the firm Of Aclntirc " Sheldon or
Jesse Mcintirc; arc requested to make
IMMEDiATE SETTLEMENT.
o., and after
NOV EMBEn FIRST,
~ all goods vii! hc sold for
CASH, AND CASH ONLY.
and all accounts will hc closed at that date:
There will be
n 9 d IATI0N
from The cash $ s.cfn
222t!. JESSIE MCINTYRE
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
ESTR.iT NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber Il. his residence
81 miles south from Rcd Wing: one two year
old steer, mixed rcd and w!'itc VI llitc head and
light colorcd horns. The Owner can procure
him by calling at my house and paving tho
costs Of keeping: and this advertisement.
GEORGE FRIEDHIC!IMEYER
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

ITATE OF MINNESOTA! District Court
> County OF GoopnuE j First Jnl Dist.
Calvin Potter, \
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

coNorsdl'y 4 distinguished chemist to
bepQssesscd by this mineral oil, Which,
viii, in ti'cicstimation Of many, quite
throw the others il. the shade. IN q
word, tbs ella, just as they arc pumped
s'omsho.hosom Of tho earth, arc. said
to be 4 certain cure for badness
wherever hair has ever grown, hair
may tie made to grow again by its
:.ppiication;: There it is getting thin,
TIC oil Mill strengthen it;.wlcn it is
t'lrnlng Gray, lhe oil will renew its
youth aud biin, back its fading col
or.abs} iggs, scratches and toupccs arc
.tore,errendere,l nu!', and Of no effect
whatever. III Nature, in her bounty
has Superseded forever all ncccssit,
tor t!tcsc Artificial and ilimsy dis
9Nrs,a. 'a, .,...,
M, oil is :s4i] to renew :he.! Lair. G..
sia'N'euEo,ia.aDia principles, by re
ioYl yGnti:,ya The bulbs beneath. tls1
~r:s;Gia;n!rcno wing the energy S',o'd
ms discovery prose to be all that is
ol"i4neltori1, what changes will be
wrought in the condition Of the h,:n,a,
ta.i'iI long years Of vensrablc,.cs<
Nj! osrtn}S:n;awoy, AMI miracles oi
yot ht,'l H7|sstr.tHi!' be wrought in its
;lprea,T'llar.1 Cot;lti some mr,iica,nc,,t
III y .til'..}s :s-..'s'n,,,sse be tou Id which
WOW. ,iN'ply}. .>.,e furows Of age, as
,W>Ii ~ la.;':; tIo>Sv4 u time-some ca,ho,i
Coz: ,,.::.i.l w7>..;,. E,Stcrc constitutions
I.r,. <es>, slt.t ci::.nnyl, st. p~ feeble,
;3',jt}2A!s4 ,>I.'H ;;4,' t,,lte,ilr:, then we
A,"is.l * I%~:&;H>I to enter on that
VISA i .lo#i,!:tnl Longevity, Of n:'len.
's>"' bIt:1sIi.'ie*', T. which, it is promis.
e'i, t'tne, .2fsvr the :in,inaiy ,hrocs
t&.''aiT' le>'~ val .eyo;ls give birth.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

ST.. LOUIS, December 23d.-Gen. Halleck
issued an order in which he says any person
caught in the act of burning bridges, de-
stroying railroads or telegraghs, win be i'm
mediately shot; and any one accused of
this crime, will be examined By a military
commission, and if found guilty, shall suffer
death, Where injuries are done to railroads
or telegraph lines, the commanding officers
of the nearest post, will Immediately press
into service for repairing damages, the
slaves of all secessionists in the vicinity,
and, if necessary, the sccessionists them
selves and their property. Any pretended
Union man, having Information of intended
atttempts to destroy such roads and lines,
or OF the guilty parties, who does not COM
municate such intention to the proper au-
thorities, and give aid and assistance in ar
resting and punishing Them, viii be regard
ed as partieeps erilpiais, and treated accord-
ingIy.
Hrreaftertb the towns ind counties in which
such destruction of properly takes place,
will be made to pay the expenses of all re-
pairs, unless it be shown that the people Of
such towns and counties could not have.
prevented it on account Of the superior force
of the enemy. .-.s-s,
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

ST. JoHSs, n T., Dec. 2l.-Fhe Arsgo
has arrived off Cape Race from Hsvfe on
the IIth. Southampton on the f2th
Gen. Scott il nassenger on her Els
health is improved
The Warrior would be suppled 9Th eight
Armstrong lGo-puundrrs, and would change
her forty FOUNDERS for eeventy FOUNDERS
She would be ready for three years servi'e.
The Grenadier Guard are to hold them
selves in readiness 10 embark At . moment 9
notice Other troops hare been ordered 20
proceed Immediately "a Uhueda.
The Freuch press, excep thc Honitrur
say France will remain eeafvri # sherr ia
war hetveen England ora 'h~ Uuiied
States.
A large staff cf medical officer have hsen
ordered to Canada
Capt Williams of the Trent received .
letter from the BTitish Government npprov-
ing his conduct.
At Lloyd's risks On American ships have
been refused.
Breadstuffs generally dull. Wheat quiet
and dull. Corn. heavy and declined.
Gen. Scott, previous to embarking, had
long interview with Prince Napoleon.
There Is NO abatement iu England Of
warIike preparations.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Statement of a Returned Pris-
oner-The Bombardment Of
Fort Pickens Washington
Specials - Gen. Burnside's
Expedition to sail this week
"A Report that the Gov
ernment is going to surren-
der Mason and Slideu.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Levi Mann, color
ed, formerly a waiter on the steamshiP
Star Of the West and who for long time
has been a prisoner in Alabama, arrived
recently from Fort Pickons. He informs
the Herald there are over 5000 runaway
negroes hiding in the woods in Alabama.
They have vague ideas of the war.
Mann was at the rebel gaard house at
Warrenton, during the bombardment. He
says that when Fort Pickens opened Gu the
rebels in the Navy Yard, a regiment of
Mississippi troops were on morning parade.
The attack was wholly unexpected by the
rebels, aad when the firing commenced
they broke ranks, and despite all the en-
treaties of their officers, retreated at double
quick time, throwing away their blankets,
rifles. &c After the rebels opened their
batteries on Fort Plckens they became
more collected by the determined manner
of Gen. Bragg and other high rank officers,
who moved from point TO point as the bonn
bardment progressed. During the lombard
ment the Union shot and shell dismounted
shree guns in Fort McRea and preached it
in several places, so that the rebels found It
untenable and consequently evacuated it.
The buildings in the May Yard were ell
perforated with shot, and the village of
Warrenton entirely destroyed. Mann is Of
the opinion that had the bombardment been
followed by the landing Of Union troops,
their efforts could not but have been at
tended with success, 80 thoroughly were
the rebels demoralized. lie says there are
many Union men at Pensacola, VINO are
perforce in the rebel army, and only wait
in the hope Of a speedy deliverance by the
landing of Union troops.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
ePgoIAL DIseATeH- ID HIssouaI DRMooRAr.

sEDALrA, Dec. 22.-Thirty-four cars,
loaded with the prisoners, go to st. Louis
tonight. They are escorted by the 10th
indiana. Coloneis Alexauder and Robin
son, Major James 3. Harris, Magofin, Capt
Chambers, j. B. Gallagher, and Wn. Nc
Gowan are among them. They are 8 mot
ley crew, of all ages, from sixteen TO seven
ty. The spirits of many of the men seem
broken, and they promise, i6 permitted, 70
take the oath TO 60 home The officers,
however, are perfectly independent When
they arrived they filed the sir with hid
eous yells for JEFF. Davis.
The night is bitter cold, and they will
need To eat considerable amount of fire TO
keep warm
Some of the arms taken arc said to be
very superior. Among them are q num-
Der of our muslets captured at Lexington.
Some of the men are dressed in United
States uniforms, taken from our men at
Lexington. Eight United States wagons
were also reeaptured, aud the provisions
taken comprised az anusHa quantity Of tea
and coffee, preserved frs and other deliea-
cies- The clothing, uf which there. is .
large amount Is also very good. ff
The capture has had sn excellent effect
upon the army, which Is ia = glorious ststs
Of exultadon.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YoRK, Dec. 23d

Il
The transactions in Flour are only to a
very limited extent; the market is shade
easier: 2O(95 40 for super western; 5 o5
as rs for common to medium western !;
5 S005 80 for extra round hoop Ohio +, 6 90
06 IS for trade brands, the market closing
dull.
wH1sKY without important change at
$4,000.
There is scarcely anything doing in the
wheat market, but there is no change in
prices.
Nothing of moment doing in Corn, and
the market nominally unchanged.
Oars heavy and dropping, with limited
sales at 39@42.
PoRK ntinues steady, and the demand
fair.
LARD easier at $3.50.
CHEESE steady at 3(97.
SUGAR firm, and moderate business
doing-6S@s3 for Cuba.
MoLAssEJ quiet and unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

Lo6IsvnLE, Dec. Passengers from
below report everything quiet They con
firm the recent rurnors Of rebels tearing up
the railroad track hetwesn Green River
and Bowling Green.
The rebels engaged at the late Munfords-
vile fight were three skeleton, not full regi-
ments, aggregating 1,400 men. The Fede-
raj force was 800 men, led by Lieut. Col
Won Trebua, not Won Webber, as reported
Schoepff is still in statz gao, and DO i'm
mediate engagement is expected.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
clnnLnNArr MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Dec. %.
FLOUR very dull, and hardly enough done
to establish quotations; super 3 9094 90; /;
extra 05@54 10.
Wheat unchanged and steady.
OARS better at 294@30.
WHISKY firm at l34.
Hoes opened firm, but closed dull re-
eeipts 5000 head; sales of 1000 at 3 100
3 20; packers are holding back.
MISS PORK is held at 00G59 Is.
LARD firm at &c for prime in tierces, but
not much demand.
GREEN MEATS firm; 1000 pieces sold at
24@24 for shoulders, and 3c for hams.
CoFFRB-183@2O is the whole range !;
not much doing.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec 23.-Washington spe-
cials state that Minister Adams reports to
the State Department that he had an inter
view with Earl Russell, after discussion of
the Trent affair in the British Cabinet, but
no definite conclusion was arrived at. Spe-
cials also state that Ireland is rife for rev.
olution in case ofw between England and
the U. S. Not muca faith is placed in this.
= Gen. Burnside's expedition will not get
away from Annapolis before Christmas but
is sure to sail before New Years.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

TINE OF CLOSING.
-oad Mail for Yiucennes. Yerre Haute,
ineeton, Washington, PeteFsbuTgh,
iIivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Irdianapo-
+. Cincinnati. Louisville, ST. Louis,
iro, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
Western points, aud Railroad Way Of1fces,
-ry day except Sunday, st..-....-.-.--- SA n
sgsHe BfoI (river) every Tuesday,
ursday and Saturday f. 6Ls P If
tclh Nal (river) every dsy in the
eE except sunday and Thursday At ifh a. q.
. Riosr AaH (for Bowling GrSen aud
y goints) every Monday and Thurs -
RsTmos Bfaa Qand) every Tuesday,
ursday, aud SATURDAY A. 6& A. NJ
Haruloag Mai every Monday, We'd
.o1i eaI aiai ial (snd} sl' every monday. wed
5scrgh AFaa way every Friday At ej2 4. n.
petsrsburgh letters, 6c. come and 60
y naiiroae daiIy-)
i.isa EEaiG every "Wednesday at -. 3.
Leaves at 5 A. n. THURSDAY morning)
ary mail fer Calhoun 6nd 5poitsYilles II ?, a.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
5ad Kali. every day except Sunday ut a.
Is the night b-fores after oflce hours
i5IIs HaI (riverl every Tuesday,
irsdsy, and Saturday by 6Fh
iab hfGi, every day ia the week except
DAG and ILurB1ey by a. g
ales7 A5sil, every M6udsy 4ns Thnss-
's--,~ Rat Qand) every asndag,
Anesdays and Frtday by . p. -sis
Tasszao,i5 ATaiz, every Tuesday, TbUrs-
and Saturday by P a.
~ Hal (iaHd) every Sunday at p n,
"Wednesday ami Friday at a. 81.
rrivss the evening before, after of1oe
hpurs.f
s,rgt HAL way every Friday by So An
ana Null every Friday at A. n
-fvss the evening before. after Office hOurs.1
#sost Office opens at A. Ia. and closes at q
a week days Delivery closes from TO 81
on week days during the closing Of the
s.d mail. Office open from 10 911< A. NJ on tho
lh.
JAMES II. Men EBbY, P. NJ.
asvills, Ind, day l. 1861. iuiy22-ywc
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
County Auditor and TFeasuFer's
3 a G II
OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LANDS.

Tho undersigned, County Auditor and Treasurer
Of Vancarburgh County, Indiana, VIII, on z he ffh
Monday in january s62, unless the same shall BE-
redeemed before said day cfrflr eele 10 the Ccurt
House door in Evansville, tho following deacrib "a
tracts Of land forfeited 10 the Common 3chaOiagf
Congressional Township Fdnda, on failure Gf the
parehase thereof 20 pay the annual nstaliaeuts of
interest lhereon due to-wit:
Lot Number four, town six SOUTH Enmge teu
west. The northwest quarter OF the nOrth wees
quarter Of Section Number Kt8en, town rg south,
Range ten west, 80 93-lGO acres, forfeited in the
nams Of John shanklin.-Amount due thereon
S30445.
Let Number fourteen. Tho sonth-ssst quarter
Of the south west quarter Of Section Eumber sir-
teen, town six south, Range ten west, 80 92-IJJ
acres, forfeited IN the name Of Crawford Bell
Amouut due thereon S377 O6.
lots Number i've aud six, tOrn seven south
Range ten west. The west half OF she NORTH east
quarter Of Section Number four, ia town seven
south, Range ten west, 30 acres, fqrieitei in soc
name Of Pat G. O'Reiny.-Au0uut dee thereon
S52427.
Lot Number seven, town ak south, Range eleven
west The northwest GuartGr of#fhe northeast
quai ter OF Section Number six tees town six uLh
Bange eleven wests 30 29l00 acres, forfeited va fe
nam Of Ambrose Keagel.- Amount due thereon
st54 GO.
Lots Number fonr aud Gyo. The west haif Of
the northwest qaaFtero Of Section Number aiTtee1,
in town six SOUTH Range eleven west, 90 lG-l90
acres, forfeited ia the uame Of John h. Cl15hile.
Amount due thereon SlS3 Al.
Lot Number nine- The nOrth-eagt quarter 0f
the eouth-east quarter, of Section Number az.sen,
town six so8h, Rage eleven vest - 99-191 across
forfeited in the name of Boury hide.-Amouut
due thereon &ZI579.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
.0PnSALs For FRESH REEE-

ICE z. S. COMMIs'Y OF SUBSISTENCE,
! ISpIAEAPoLIs, Ind, Dec. II, 1851.
1EEEa PROPOSALS. FTsEEE BE
reiie,l az this Office, until 10 O'Clock p NJ, on
lth car OF December, 1861, Ior furnishing
4 Beef for tie volunteers at Evansville, Ind,
he z8th day Of February, 1862.
Beef must tie of the 1rst quality, and to be
cd al the Camp in equal portions of fore and
quarters, (necks ana sharks exclude - at
mes aud IN such quantities es may be 70
for the use Of the troops.
a s'prope sal, must conform to the above
cation, and be accompanied by the names
Of two sureties.
pcsais viii lie indorsed "Pryposels for Beaf,
s1iEe, +" and directed TO
: CAPT. h. MACFEELEY,
Commissary Of Subsistence, u. 5. Army,
0-tE Indianapolis, nf
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

New YORK, Dec. 3-st. Thomas adSi-
oos of the Tth say that the Iroquois Yzs at
that port and would sail on a cruise on the
7th inst.
ST. Johns Porte Rico) advices of Dec.
9th, say a Spanish steamer loaded with
troops had arrived and left for Mexico.
Several companies garrisoncd at Porto Rico
had sailed ia her.
Gen. Prim was expected, en- TOtts to take
command of the Spanish force.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
Proposals for Forage.

= Il GfD = - ASU SazAf6 VIII = 4 E
-oeived at Tie office of the Assistant Quarter
4, G. S. A., at Paducah, Ky, until twelve
block NJ, on Wednesday, the fret day Of
-, 1852, flr supplying the post with Hay,
lla Corn, for SIX mouths from that date
ass and Corn must he c ean, sound and mer-
ble-the fJrmor tO weigh thirty two (32),
So latter hffy six (56) pounds TO the bushel,
I've Of sacks and Hay to te the best article
.othy, all 10 he delivered en- the Government
,boaf, at the above p ace. No definite amount
> contracted for, out tue persons receiving
atgacls Will / Q required to furnish the f3rase
athles a. nee led for the ire ef the troops at
-st
Grain must be delivered in good ganny bags,
snctng ono week from date Of contract. PRO
for furnishing either or all IF the above will
slYel. Security for tie faithful performance
contract viii 20 required, and the under
sreserses the privilege Of rejecting all propo-
laB mag g n ade ,rbe BIDS will be opened
Hily at the time d bidders are requested to
lsent. Forms E making proposals. will be
ged on application as the Office. All bids
o endorsed -Prt poi ais for furnishing For
Eaud aldre sed TO CAPT. G. A. PIERRE,
U-ts Chief O.. NJ. of Post, padac4h, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

PLENTY or ARHs--A Washington cor
respondent says, 't in order to put at rest
the apprehensions of those who speculate
upon the damage that will be done to the
good caase on account of the prohibition Of
all export of arms from Great Britain, it is
only necessarysto say that few or no orders
have been sent for British muskets, rifles,
cannon or military munitions The Gov
ernment a long time ago availed itself Of
supplies frora other and more friendly
sources.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

PoINT OF Rocks Nd, Dec. %, 8 r.M NJ
Every thing all quiet on the Upper Potomac
jackson has retired to Leesburg with his
entire force, having failed in everything
even to procuring his salt The rebel bat
tery opposite Col. Geary's camp has also re-
tired to Leesburg. Impatience and discon-
tent are rampant among the rebels They
have z, 300 guns in Virginia.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
PROPOSALS FOR
8SIaT EEyCE STORES

.yE T. s. Gf0AfEIISSARH OF SUBSISTENCE,
INDIAsAPof.is, Ind Dec rs. 1881.
EEER ksRG Pos-sE E-EEE RE
Nceired az this Office, un Il O'Clock P. NJ, on
ia day OF December, 1851, FIR furnishing Sub
- Stores for the Volunteers at RockpoI {,
NTH this 2sta day Of February, 1862.
Tl proposal mu-t comprise ALL of the fol-
4 articles, taetual t.re required no extra
Z. for packages,) viz: Mess Pork; Bacon,
Iders and clear siaes,) Flour, eNtsa In bar
fW bite Beams, lice, aomiuy, per pound Rio
Sugar. N. O., Vinegar, candles, soap, Salt,
d7shei, dry measure; f; Potetoes. pr lound,
lolasses. aii STITCHES 20 10 Of the best quali-
Hl to he delivered IL packages at the camp, in
ments as required for the use of the troops
2Togqqs92sals 2sgqqs2 Il ie6fi nf6d 6y tho names Of the
q assretias Proposals viii be endorsed on the
51a .sPrcpaaais, Rock port, - ana directed 10
CAPT 4. MACFEELEY,
1,mmissary ei Subsistence. U. :. Army,
rl-.t IndianaDalis, Ind
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

New YoRk, Dec 23.-The Herald's For
tress Monroe special states that eleven
STEAMBOATS,, prOpellers and large launches
are being built at Norfolk navy yard to at
tempt the recapture of Hatteras.
They are to rendezvous at Roanoke Is
land, where they will be joinad by gunboats
now fitting out at Norfolk. IIO men are
said to be employed in Norfolk under Eng
lishmen, making guns and projeetilss from
recent English patterns.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

SICKNESS OF KossUTH. - The Albany
Journal states that letters from Italy bring
the intelligence that Kossuth is alarmingIy
ILL., His disease appears to be a kind of
consumption, which has thus far batiied the
efforts of his physicians to arrest it. He is
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

bG Matthew Tomey, living five miles
northeast of Peru, dug up q tooth Of
Mastldon, which measured 2O3 inches in
circumference, inches wide, u inches
from top to bottom and weighed Al ponds.
This is quite a curiosity, and should be pur-
chased By the State for preservation among
the many curiosities in the State House at
Indianapolia. Psga Repa5Aean,
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

FoRTREss MONROE, Dec. 22d.-A skirmish
took place to-day, at New Market bridge.
Four companies, at Newport News, sent cut
Fl 1ic ,e--@.afs, uUT0 dleO dJUzSCkUd by tue
rebel cavalry and infantry Colfax Web
ber's regiments was ordered to re-enforce
them, aud went to their aid.
Col Mardrapps regiment also went to
Hampton Bridge.
Three or four soldiers were wounded.
Particulars not yet received.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

The New York Sun says that at certain
brokers' Office, down town in that city,
twenty-one tierees of bacon, eight barrels
of beet, and two casks of shoulders, have
been found, stolen from the Commissariat
Department at Washington, the Govern
meat marks on the barrels almost entirely
defaced, and sent on to be sold.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

New YoRK, Dec. ga special Wash
ington dispatch TO the Post says that the
Cabinet has resolved to release Mason and
Sliden and orders have gone out to ship
them at once to Halifax. The Post regards
il improbable.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24

NEw YORK, Dec. 23.--A FIRE broke out
about o'clock yesterday morning in she
extensive drug store of Heigman & Co, 16l
Broadway Tho building and contents
were destroyed. Messrs. Fl. & Go. occupied
the store and basement. Loss between
$40 GOO and $4,000. Fully insured. The
building is insured for its full value-S2O,-
600, and belongs to the widow of the late
Geo. Long.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ey TzF 2. Y LINE
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxyII OONGREss-FIRsT SESSION
SENATE

WAsHINGTos, Dec. 23.-Grimes gave no.
tice of bis intention to introduce a bill to
have some Of the sick soldiers at Washing
ton placed under the care of a homeopathic
physician.
Lane of Indiana presented the credentials
of Hon. Garrett Davis, Senator elect from
Kentucky in place of Breckinridge expelled.
Davis appeared and took the oath of office.
Simmons offered resolution that select
Committee of three be appointed to consid-
er She exeediency Of connecting some of the
naval stations on the coast by submarine
telegraph.