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ANEs%1B BEES.
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, PeoaDs, Bng-
iEh wainuts, hgs, raisins, eurrants, rock candy,
oysters, sardiDes, alu, EPSON SALTS roll brnstone,
sulphur, copperas, madden, extract Of logwood, in
digo cream tartar, soda, bed cords of all kinds, to-
bscoo of all kinds backing, batting, nutDsgs, CT
gars OF all kinds, ginger, race and ground,
glass jars, lanterns and hasks, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. soaps OF all kin5s starch, teas, vine
gar camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petrs, gum drops,
wooden bowls jujube paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustr0, bonnet boards, ink, oil,
nails sash, glass; spirits turpentins, alispicc Soda
pain killer, Hquorico, &C., &C., do.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
d0cl2 - No. Sycamore st.
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Clerks once, Feb. %. 1eee = elef -
CORPORATI5N EoTICE.

0 D3R n PBAEE sTDH-H l. x
= Eeb. 10th, Is52.--Afsd nov it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the oisy Of
ETansvilis, that the owners Of al lotE pArts OF
lots fronting adjoining ths ssst side OF Ear
riott Street, fo Ann Sixth Street, il said Oisy,
es1Es sidewalk Of Gisss 10. z 20 be laid GoEE
thereon within tAirsS i1ssz fncz the rubliCe sioz
Of this ozder.v q evasr 4sslE z. BULK sCasfE---
(JlerFiE Cssca Feb 2}sh. 1864 .5-..-..5-s -
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MISCELLANEOUS.


De. haas, having leased 4he roons formerly &C.
enpied y Dr. <isett, in Dr.. Bray's building, oppo
re ne Fost SSs, Ior ases1es % yearz would re-
surrounding towns and country, to visit ct8 looms
and Gse the specimens on exhipitlols whether they
need the services of psntist or dc:. 49,
EiTlas fhsiRsuing Of his LIST circular and sdFer.
stlser1snt over ysar since, several improvements
snd asw Inventions have been MAIDS, ef which 10
has z-Siad kiEsslf, and allows net thing that VIII
s5bserye the interests Of his patients, TO pass -
gseEred. EEls facilities are better and establish
rle1t lager, without coubts than any other in o1r
STATE II1 sl@l - sEy IN Eastern cities All these
vho 1sS6 Dental operations performed, end ere
YiesK=; with mis- work, shall be attendsa 70 yfts
rect Clessf1e- .t
vac Believing a-e the styles OF work rnapEf,t,.-.
al by him:-Centinsous Cum; Block or Cared
WORK YUieanise Bass; Ooraiite; AMBER Clisoplsa-
Set5!rg can excel TIE beauty and oIaanliness Of
the CONTINUOUS ~. work. Il Is without Rs2l
CT crsyies. Cbsecs that silnken canbs r4sfoIe3
10 2ss.Y thsir original contour BY, this sEyea CT
.-s-k aud slao az tie usazDf the VlcEni 70, (si
fse sad Alsbsr Base The latter styles, fer IsEaE-
nsas szG a1sps2tion 70 difficult msUthe, excel Eay
Osls anything We have ever seeR. = ~ flnffr
e las several 9nEgtheiies for eileViaHnS paIu
yzhen extracting tessh. They ere perfectly rs1En.
less. TIE zzoss Delicate can have taaEl. sppHes.
ze does 9cs Advertise anything he Ss0Eot So
nor exhibit ary thiDS not 1aas By hiInEeh, 49,.
Pare3;s shosI3 consult the health and beauty ef
tksiT ohilSre- by having the Dentist direct their
ksoond ce=ritioE thereby producing syzamstry and
heath &c d - i,aysI1zbls organs. 5 -
IrTssnlarsty Of caildrsn's teeth c<r-es-5i SIC
oessfuiiy. 1N w
These hAring decAyea teeth, should either hsYe
them extracted or sIle7 at once he latter II pos
siels) Ess hSaith OF the parties aAd the rssasin-
ing teeth demand this. .f1 st
EE- take pleasures in introducing DR.. Esss,
my successor to the cid rooms In Bray's kzil6iRs,
hopilg he will End tAsm both pleasant and profit.
able Rroz ny intercourse with tho Dookor,
am pleased to End him one Of the progressing
possessing teEfe and high professional ability ard
standing. Wth this yiew can, with safety, recon-.
mend hiEn 10 She community a. skillfGl and eoE1-
potent dentist .ts'Ay2sl ,. AAvsTT-
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BGRHAVES
HOLLAND BfTERS.
Dy@R @P@101

Liver Complaint, Fever q EEue, &c
TIE successful Introduction and use Of this Gala
brasod Kennedy has been the signal for literal food
of oornpou1ds called & Bitters, osrsd Ia various
forms, FROM, quart bottle 10 hve-g&iloR key, mn
iii this word Bsbsrs is bot another nazae for
''gres," some SillaiRons wEisEy mixture.
But the really great relief derived from the MINE
ute coss, one tsscPoonful.. ofeur medicine,
B1rhaye's Holland Eitters,
ss tie e;srs @bsesce Of after prostratton, hsx estsb
iished for it reputation which the host Of iita-
tons and have feled to undermine this
positively vegetable preparation, with barely GEf-
cient purS spirits 10 Prsgs<Es it. f-.FE -l1s :.
But one size Of the esaulEs (nslf Pint Botass),
price ONE DOLLAR.
Il is medicine Of long sried efso.cy for P.s-ih-
Jag fhe BeoG 50 essential for tho fon nastion of
good health and for correcting disorders Of tbs
Two or three dosea will convince the aactsd Of lts
salutary effects. Ths atoInaeh will speedily regain
lis strength healthy action Of the liver, bowels,
and kidneys Will soon take place, ana renewed
For Essfs Fs;BsFE0ItG Fry
BnrhaVe'g Holland Bitters
For EEsE 9TAOSSys Erg
BGrna YES Holland BitGers.
ENo7 .gGazsA5Es, arg
B9rhaVe's Holland Bittors.
For EsSgE 81 SIS SR. TTg
BDrhavG's Holland BitteTs.
for X g. Es-TCEzS Try 81
BCerhaVe'e Holland Bitters.
Es- LSSs sP APPETITE, T-g
Bnrnave's Holland Bittors.
zros C9S1EE@E-s.ES So, zry -
RHrhaVe's Holland Sit55TE.
Fer FILMS Fr5
EGrhSya's holland BiGters.
In ell 6ervous, Ghernatic, and ReuralSio Also
items, it has in numerous instances proved highly
bsnedci=l, and Ia others effected decided c1rs.
head Carefully
The genuine, highly concentrated Searhsvs's Hoi:
lshd ft.ers Is put zp IN halfpiEt bottles cniy, 8d
ret2isI at Cns Dollar psr bottle. The crRss De-
msnd for Ihis truly celebrated t-iicin5 has iEcaos
sd lzsay limitations. =hph the EusI5 should gused
against purchasing. t-- '-s-
sisaTe o. iassosisiosI sss That or auSs Ss On tie
Ia6sI q syeTy botsss goE buy. a.
benjamin Page, JFs, GcCess
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We a@a aave s~RhA TRACK aGAE44 % aaE %
AAnfty. EAess Scales axe froza ths nlszuEE1sry
5. 2. RA1E8AEkB 4 Co, e. JchzsbgEs Va1a
EoEt. Every saale o tAsesd ana naAksa, ANA ser
Tantsa Garrett. Fec tastlaezis& w. RuGr d De
sasEas e RsEseDs gaiag thea-
- AV&&&%9Oh q o. AE@WaRs
Asy8 FzssT si-saas, NVSuagIsge
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NR6FCB PT0EE a9B ~ T9sZ5Ts@ G.aBo
u 10 hbls extra Picklez, az
taAs II. 4. COOKS.
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: CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOB PLANK sIDs-WALK.
: Feb. 18th, ashland row il is hereby ordered
and directed By the Common Council OF the city Of
evansville tEat the cwuaTs % ali lots or parts OF
lC fronGi'lg on or adjoining the esst side q
Market street, from Bend to John Street, in
said city, cause the side walks thereon to be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they
cause q sidewalk of Glass No. 2, to DO laid
down thereon within thirty days from the pGbli-
ea-ion OF this order. -.--'.'--.--
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CITY ADVERTIsENENTS.
CITY ELECTTON.

e 3 20 the qualified voters OF the City Of Ev-
snsyie, list the annual city election for the 2 mr.
pose Of stsetiRg one Councilman from each ward
Of ssid cityoTe flavor, ono Clerk one Collector,
one Treasurer, one Marshal, Street Goa mis-
sio0er, Surveyor, one ASSESSOR and TIVE AE=fat-
ans AEsessors,- and che Recorder, win be held at
the places fixed by the ordinances Of the city FOR
holding city elections, on tine first Monday, being
the Tth cay of April, 1862. Ey 0rdsr Of the Gem :
= lsaarS7 P. BURKE City Clerk
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RU@GH EOB8H ST5EE. 10 barrels
~ sugar house SyrWp, received this day, and ssd
st 60 oents per gallon a. 81. A. COOKS.
rs Hafu street
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= CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK E1Ds-wALx.

Clerks OEee, Aprils, 1852.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n ne. L COR SE.s1s1Ess--Kor sale ~
0-E III sCHLAGPREE'6
nov6 Nov Drug Store
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EH9BFB.E, E1B@RsP6a6, E0SE,
4. Orange AID a seed variety OF Cologne Wa
ters for sale at m. J. SoELABPE1Rs,
fapVG t@z Tgrwa G@erp
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Q 4 A = p e e 2 = 3 p - q Q A L
With Successful Business Experience Of
"a 4 TT . "a 70 "a
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x % dozen chiidrsn's Indizn Rabbsr long
Cc!nbs jest rsaeivsi end for sa.a IT 10 css - eLs
at s0HAPEEE r BUesTN1Gs,
FohI2 - IS &ain Street.
, 1862-02-22
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY p, 1862.

they aiay be productive Of some partial ben.
eft, some occasional good; that theF NAV
now md then recur to moderate the fury Of
party spirit to warn against the nischiefs Of
1oretsa intItgue. to gna1d a&.snst IT., the inpos;
be a.44hll recompense for the solicit1de for
yonrlTelGsre by which they have been die
Hd9 far, in the discharge OF my official du-
tiest1 have been guided by the principles
and other evidences Of my esnduct must wit
ness<tc you and to the world To myself the
ASSURANCE of MT own conscience Is, that
have a least believed myself to be guided by
theu5. *
Inseltion to the still 6ubsisting war in Eu-
rope, ny proclamation Of the I'D Of April,
.l793, j. the index to my plan; Sanctioned BY
your approving voice, and by that Of your
Representatives, in both houses Of Congress,
the spirit Of that measure has continually
governed me, unin1luenced By auy attempt to
deter Or divert me from it.
A&ter deliberate examination, with the aid
Of the best lights could obtain, WAS we'll
satisfied that our country, under all the cir
cumstGr ces Of the case, had a right to take,
and visa bound in duty and interest to take, a
neutral position. Having taken it, I deter
mined; as far as should depend upon me, to
and ftmnese.
The considerations which respect the right
to ht,11 this condurf IT. is mt nef assarv m that
occssfnn to 1etoi3 pri1l onir obsrTve that hat
aec0r7fn,r tn mr understandine Of the mar,
fer:tbat 2ioht - far from beIne denIed by
any7af fhe belijeerent powers, has be eu yirt1-
aIT.5dm!ttea b. all
III duty st holding neutral conduct may
obliaetion Which Justice and humanity impose
on e7ery nation, in cases in which it Is free to
act, 10 maintain in7lolate the relations Of peace
and aanity towards other nations.
The Inducements OF interest for observing
! that conduct will best be referred to rour re.
| flectihns and exuerierce, With nc n nre-
, 1862-02-22

demoraIization Of the German diyision Of the
army of the Potomac
President Lincoln Ia III to-day, having be-
come exhausted from watching BY the bed
sf1e of his son William.
New YORK, Feb 1.-THE Heraza's Wash
ingtop dispatch says the executive session of
the Senate was chiefly occupied today with
The consideration Of our relations with Med-
co. Without coming to any conclusion, the
subject was postponed till Tuesday:
The report Of Senator Sumner, Chairman Of
the Committee on Foreign Relations, on rhe
existing Mexican imbrog1io and the duty Of
our own Government, is said to be IN extreme
" clear and conclusive exposition Of the whole
position. It il believed that the recommend
alton Of this report will be adopted By the
, 1862-02-22
FROM CAIRO.


{5pceial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune-1
CAIRO, February II, 1862
Capt. r. r. Hopkins, Company b, 18th 1lli-
noie, ie reported to have shown the white
feather at Donelson, and orders hare been
issued Tor his arrest; but hc escaped, and Was
pro1liug about Cairo last evening.
Br'yaeicre General Pore. Palmer, Stanley
and Hamilton are here.
The S;h Illinois lost in killed IS, wounded
1eG. Tie 7th Illinois lost Killed, (Captaln
Mcndrll Of Co. Il, and 10 wounded.
One thousand secesh prisoners were ship
ped 10 Camp Douglas last night Every boat
available for the transportation Of troops aud
munitions is pressed into the service and sent
, 1862-02-22

Gordon, the slave Trader, 4anE-9e-
tnforeeInf ute SAINT to Gen. HMF00lde.
NEW YoRk, Feb. 2l.-Gordon the SLAYER
Captaiu. WAS executed at noon to-day. He At
tempted suicide last vi gut, BY smoking cisars
sasurot. d with strychnine- .....
The Eteniny Itst says reinforcements h2vc
Iucu sent 10 General Burnside, which will in
cr,.1se his fu1ce to forty thousand.
, 1862-02-22

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb: 21.-Notfce hav-
lne been received by Gen. Wool that some 100
James river yesterday, the Geo. Washington
and Express left at about, noon for the ap-
pointed meeting place. The fog did not Lift
I'LL late In the evening. This morning, at sun
rise, the expected prisoners naede their ap-
pearance On the Wm- Allison, which, It seems,
had also anchored for the night a few miles
above US. The prisoners were transferred to
our boats.
Flag Of truce to Craney Island this afternoon
took several passengers down and brought
back the Crew Of the steamer Fingal, which
ran the blockade Of Savannah some time since
the light ship, before reported as having gone
ashore during the last 5eyere storm, and the
crew Of q British schooner, which also rue: III !
to Savannah.
No news Of interest WIS received.
The Ricbn ond papers Of yesterday contnin
"Areusr1, O., Feb. 1s.-Prof Paul arrived
here tonight from Nashville. He says that
Fort Donelson fell on Sunday morning, and
that Gen. Johnston had telegraphed to the
condition that private property would be re-
spected- No answer was received, but the
majority Of the citizens seemed willing to
give up or these conditions. 4 large number
of persons had LEFT the city.
Thirteen thousand Federal troops were sta
toned at Fort Donelson, and three thousand
were at ClarAsville. The river Was rising, so
the sunboats Of the eceuaT could reach Mash
vile. 4 laree amount Of Government stores
will fall into the hands Of the enemy. Most
Of the rolling stock will probably be saved.
RICHMOND, February 1S.-1n the Senate, f.
II. 7. Hunter was elected President pro tenn,
James H. Nash Of South Carolina was
elected Clerk The following Senators
were absent: Messrs. Saith (??} Of Alabama,
Burnett Of Kentucky, Sims Of Louisiana,
and Phelps Of Mississippi There was one
! Georgia vacancy in consequence Of Mr..
| Toombs declining
| In the House, Mr. Bocock Of Virginia was
| elected Speaker, and Mr.. Emmett Dickinson
Of Georgia, Clerk
| AUGUSTA, Ala, Feb. 18.-The Savannah
Morning Nttes has J. special dispatch from
| Charleston, saying that the captain of the
| schooner Theodore. captured on Friday By the
Yankees in Bull Bay, has escaped. he says
that the Yankees would capture and destroy
Savannah this week, and Charleston soon
afterwaTd.
The latest intelligence from Savannah is that
the Federal vessels are ginning ground in thei1
efforts to reach the main channel Of the river
and the attack would not much longer bf
delayed. A private dispatch says TINT al was
quiet yesterday.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.--Neither Col Corco
ran, Col Lee or Maj. Revere are among th'
returned prisoners.
WAsu1NGToS, Feb. 21.--It is believed tha
no information has been received here, othe
than that brought by the Norfolk steamboat
in relation to the proposed surrender Of Nash
vile.
, 1862-02-22


In The Ho.se Of Representatives on Tues
Cay, the S.hase resolution was unanimously
1'assvi bordering 1hc thanks 1f Congress to
C"la- Dupont and the officers and men under
lit s''snrand for the decisive and splendid
s1eters at P"rt Royal In November last.
1hs h"a-e stlro adopted, br a like uuani-
m''s r'''c' tn" scnate resolution, rendering
the 3h"nkr of C.'ngress to the army and n1ry
'o'' 'nocT 1he lrorid"nce Of Almighty God,
achieving i sesl,* Of a,,ilIiast victories orrr
ahc e''e'"s and i'll .,:.,alf of 1he Union and M
Euue,is utiun.
ll.r following r.sD,utlon, submitted by Mr.
N:''''''r''r, VIII s'''ns'',nousiy adopted:
lh:f';fa. ~ aus91 Ut Fee1,ect for The ,nar,,.-
81 In !ln*" who hare been kifisd and aN'.
iKtis f.t ,t,-c "1., have i,cen wpunned i; ~. ~
..rs1i sa''lir- a. t:str arsns in South xs,rs1tn.
!,rns"ffs, i"'s" ~'es' North Carolina, aud Virri.
1aA H. ~ u a. "a. :sti5Al 1T the profound
iAtfth -, Ills }:uu't tt,r The persistent sud 49,
oh.E'td s.e+.f n3i the o3acefB xpd nnfdfcrs
tsalr+ aiti arE:.4: y>:,.ed Mnd who h ve ar;-v
~ v" fi"n "'3ss+:tf t~7Hrr7ed upon the c.,t1ntrv
shF 1t-Hss at a'sas's 2-c .cnpEru, tt1t1hi6 Uprs!
10 s"'w - ssa11 j: z,
, 1862-02-22

TT The Chicago Times anticipates OBJ
tanning large increase Of circulation
among lis new friends at Camp Dousslas
The only drawback is the question Of pay.
# it will accept JEFF. Dayis's shinplasters
ssredecmablc six months after the conelu-
sion of peace" it can double its present
circulation. It will not be necessary to
change the tone Of the paper in the least
to suit it to the tastes Of its new patrons
who will find in its columns, as much slang
about Northern Aboltionists,n and 8:
much cant about Southern Constitutions
rights as they were accustomed to see q
Lomc in their own secession organs.
, 1862-02-22

INDIANAPOLIS, February a. Gen. Mitchell
was thirty miles beyond Bowling Green on
Tuesday, and only had thirty more to march
on good turnpike to reach Nashville, Ten
ntS6et.
Seven hundred snd fifty marines passed
through here en- route for Calro to-day to man
the gunboats.
The first insta1ment of one thousand prison.
CTS will arrive or Saturday morning at o.
n1ncE
, 1862-02-22
BATTLE At SUGAR CRKEK, ARK
HTGE fEFEATED and KElKEkTS.

ST. Louis, February 2L-Pnce, on being
reinforced By McCuloch's command, made a
stand At Sugar Creek Crossing, Ark, on
the 18th, bnt was defeated asef short en-
gsgemenent, and again fed. Many prisoners
were taken, and quantity Of arms, which his
men thrcW away in their fight.
, 1862-02-22
Tbe Tribut1e.
wAxH1ye;TpN,s BIRTHDAY.
nv the President OF the United States,
n Proclamation

It Is recommended to the people Of the United
Etates TINT they assemble in their Customary
places for public soemnitles the ed day Of Feb
1aa1y, and celebrate the anniversary Of the birth
ay Of the Father Of his Country, by canstng to be
read to them his farewell address.
, 1862-02-22
Btrthdax In New York,

NEW YORK. Feb 2l.-The celebration Of
Washington's birthday will be universal Ma
tional salutcs will be fired, and the bells Of
Trinity Church will chime National airs.
Washipgton's Farewell Address will be read
At the Cooper Institute, where, also, m ora
lion By Geo. Bancroft will be delivered.
Mayor Opdyke, by proclamation, requests q
general suspension Of business. The Produce
Exchange will be closed, and the Custom
HonEc, Insurance Companies and many banks
close at noon. No session Of the Brokers
Board will he held. There viii be an or.Ation
an6 grand concert in the evening at the
Academy Of Music, under the auspices Of the
7th Regiment. The City Hall and public
buildings In tie park will be Illuminated
, 1862-02-22

NEW YoRk, Feb D.-Specials state. that
Senator Wade and Andy johnson had An in-
tcrvicw with Gen. McGlcllan yesterday, and
urged, the necessity Of action Ei.h the army
Of the Potomac IL well a. in the West.
, 1862-02-22
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

SENATE.
In consequence OF tho death of President
Linco}n's son, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, Feb.
The homestead bill reported from the Com
mittec Oh Public Lands coming up, the ques-
ton pending being to recommit the same With
instructions to report instesd the county land
warrant bill,
aIr. GROW called Nh. Washburne to the
chair, and taking the floor, spoke against the
motion Five times within the last ten
years the House had passed Il bill similar
to this, and BY two third votes, when parties
were nearly balanced on nearly every other
question, till two of like character had passed
the Senate. He answered the objection that
the public lands should be retained as re-
source Of revenue.
Mr: Grow argued in. favor Of giving home
steads to actual settlers. Spectators shonld
no longer be permitted to intervene
between the government and actual tiifcrs
Of the soil. Those who have focked to the
standard Of the country are desirous Of more
substantial reward than tears for the dead and
thanks TO the living. He earnestly appealed
to the house to pass the bill and consccrate
the public lands for homes to actual settlers
who prcspcrcd in life, that they may be ena-
blcd to devclopc Il higher, better and nobler
civilization,
, 1862-02-22
rhe Indictment Axalpst xuekuer.

Eo,:7;ss=-::::E, Feb 2i.-The Joarnal was
u,irintnrned with regard to the coptas re-
ported to have br+n issued by Judge Catron
frr the arrest Of Buckner. He Is under in-
dietmrnt, but it is not probable that the
civil authorities will demand him from the
military authorities
, 1862-02-22
More Coed News from Tennessee.
GEN. SMITH IN OCCUPATION OF
C7eARHSVILLE-

ST. LOUIS, February 2l.-General Hal1eck
has sent the following dispatch to Genaral
Mcclellan: ClarEsyilIe has been taken, vith
supplies enough foz our army for twenty days.
The place is now occupied by Gen Smiths
d:,fsiouf'
, 1862-02-22
Relief for the vgounded--The Rush
at Cairo.

The rugh Of humane and loyal citizens from
oil parts of the West to The relief Of the
wounded at Fort Donelson was wonderful
Al Cairo, Gen Cu1lum commenced receir-
ing dispatches from town after town, city
after city, State after State, Of the coming Of
delegations until he exclaimed that he would
be more puzzled what to do with the nnrses
than with the wounded. The train from Cen
tralia on that night consisted Of over forty cars
dcnscly packed, a1d ran into Cairo six hours
Lelind time Here aud there were anxious
relatives, but the majority were volunteers in
The CAUSE Of the country and its braye and
victorious soldiers
Cairo YVES not particularly agreeable place
TO tarry in after the heavy rains Of the pre-
ceding hight, aud the steamers bound to Pa
ducah were oyercrowded with nurses. At
least one hundred Of the Springfield de1ega-
ton were unable to get through.
Mrs- Gen. Grant and four children, unable
to get pass to Fort Donelson to join her
husband, came up the Illinois Central, and
proceeded to Cincinnati.
Re-ofs~nInS Trade.
It Is regarded probable that as soon rs the
Ie',c1 armies are beaten ont Of Tennessee, the
order Of Mr. Chasc, preventing the exporta'
lion II provisions, medicines and the like into
the South, will be Tescinded, SO Ear Us Ten,
ncssce is concerned, and that that wlole
country will again be opened to CONNER
eia1 transactions. as it is possible to draw
supplies Of cotton and tobacco from a,
least onc-l,alf Of the South BY way o
Tcm4esscv, the opening Of trade in tt,ii
quarter would soon prp3uee = mar1aet
effect upon the general industry Of th'
country. a million Of bales of cotton couIt
easily I've gathered by inland commerce
from the south, and this amount III.
Eiei,cd 10 our factories would aoain se
Then, golng, with a portion to spare 10
the English market With u blockade On III
<.sast .:,d IN active Internal commerce 4b
Ncral viii hc benefited in every way: flrzt
L.. lit essrsiasc Of cotton, tobacco, hemp. au
Other southern products through The eouutr,
and their transportation to Europe; an
t,rona, ly .Le sale of goods to such OF ,h
soatl. I'll esa,cs as are thus re-opened, whic
G.e w III estat 1ctd Of them-
, 1862-02-22

National Railroad Convention.
WAsHISGToS, Feb. 2l-The National Rail
road Convention unanimously agreed upon
rates to charge the Government for the trlns-
portation of troops and munitions, and after
wards adjourned sine die. Z