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VIEW YORK MARREE
NEW York, Feb. 1.

M" AONhl i oU- 7.
FLOUR continues in favor of buyers at
.5o@565 for super6ue western $50
@5.90.
Corn to medium extra western western
5.4o96.05 for shipping brands extra R. Fl.
o.; 5.6595.75 for trade brands. Market
closing dull and tendency downward.
WHISKY lower sales at 224@224.
The money market continues easy G
per cent. for call loans. Stocks generally
better American GOLD l.O44 Sterling
exchange quiet at l.l4@I.15.
The steamer Africa to-day for Liverpool
carried out $6Is, zee in specie. Govern
ment stocks ruled steady, 7 $40 notes sell
ing at 9s@9s3.
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Fort MONROE, Feb. live find the
following additional news from various
points South in the papers received to-day
Ex-Gov. Campbell declines the tender OF
the appointment of Brigadier- General and
assigns as a reason, his physical incapacity
to perform the duties of the Office He was
to fill the fill the place vacated By the death
of Zollicoffer
The bill to raise troops to meet the requi-
sition of Virginia, by the President of the
Confederate States, passed both Houses of
the Virginia Legislature, on Monday, in
secret session. The bill provides that all
companies now in the field shall be filed
up to the number of 100 men; that the
Governor shall call for volunteers for this
purpose, and that if the requisite number be
not thus enlisted, the deficiency is to be
made up by draft from the enrolled militia
The injunction of secresy has been re-
moved from the bill passed by Congress
appropriating $4,000, 900 for the benefit or
the State of Kentucky.
JAS Lyons is probably elected to Con-
gress to supply the vacancy caused by the
death of John Tyler
The War Department has issued an order
for the seizure of all corn in the hands of
distillers or others, to be used for that pur-
poses This step is taken not only
on account of the pernicious effects of the
unlimited manufacture of whisky, but also
because of the exhorbitsnt prices govern
ment is obliged to pay for an article indis-
pensable to the subsistence of the army.
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rRrBUEE's ErspATcH.

f.
Il WASHINGTON, Feb. -ll.-Mr. Arnold, from
4 the Committee on Lake and River Defences,
| will report tomorrow. The committee
recommends extensive repairs of rhe forti-
fcations at Mackinac, st. Clair River, Buff
/ falo, and Oawego, and the establishment OF
a national foundry at Chicago, for the cast
ing Of heavy ordnance, depots for naval
stores on Lakes Michigan and Erie, and
the enlargement of the Illinois and Michi-
gan Canal.
The report embraces a large amount of
statistics relative TO the commerce of the
lakes. It says there is no present danger of
a rupture with Great Britain, but that Pow
er has an advantage overus in the st. Law
renee and Welland Canal, capable of ad-
hitting ganbosts from the Atlantic, which
we ought to counterbalance in order to be
prepared for all possible emergencies.
The naval committee of the House will
recommend an appropriation of 15,0O0,-
900 to build gunboats- So
Advices from Hatteras state that loyal
blacks from North Carolina helped to work
the feet of flag Office. Goldsboro, and to
serve the guns, which have sunk rebel gun
boats and compelled the surrender of Roa-
noke Island.
Gen. O.. P. Smith, lately at Paducah, has
not been rejected. by the Senate. Objections
to him were made by tine Kentucky Sena-
tors, and the nomination was laid over for
the present ~ f
The Secretary of War calls for proposals
from shippers, ship owners, and express
lines, by telegraph, mail, or personal appli-
cation, for establishing a regular daily COM
munication between Fort Monroe and Port
Royal, Hstterss, aud Roanoke Isla-d. No
proposition of speculative character will
be entertained, nor will the contract be
given to any person not in the line of bnsi-
ness.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The official re-
port OF Lieut.. Commodore Phelps, of the
Conestoga, to Flag-oficer Foote, and the
latter's official account of the capture of Ft.
Henry, are published, but present no new
features |
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. I2.-The Republican
learns that Gen. Hitchcock has accepted
the appointment of Major General of Velun-
teers. Should Gen. Halleck take the field
in command of the great Southern expedi-
ton, W hich is considered probable, General
Hitchcoc will remain at the head of the
Department here.
Official dispatches from Lieut. Phelps,
commanding the gunboat Conestoga, re-
ceiyed at Headquarters here, confirm pre-
vious reports of the result of the Tennessee
river expedition. The steamers burned by
the rebels were ladened with military stores.
Two hundred stand of arms, considerable
quantity of clothing and stores, were cap
tured, and Col. Crews encampment at Sa-
vannah destroyed.
Lieut. Phelps also reports finding the
Union sentiment very strong along the river.
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CAPE RACE, Feb. l2.-The steamship
Teutonia from Southampton LIST inst,
passed this point. this morning and was in
tercepted. The Tuscorora has been ordered
off Southampton by the British Govern
ment, and had taken up position near the
Needless
The pirate Nashville was still in South
amptou Dock.
The reported naval engagement in the
Mediterranean is not confirmed.
There are no later markets by this ar
rival than those brought by the Jurs.
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TThe time here set down is adjusted TO coairact
hours. On the River there is variation according
u III '''-7' 80 TIME OF CLOSING.
RaiIroad HAL flor VincenRes, Terre Hantes
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. st. LOUIS
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northsrn, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Onoes,
every day except Sunday at-..-..... An.
NG THURSDAY. and saturday at skr.m
Padacah Mail lriver) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at 11Z A. NJ.
Green Riper Mail tfor Bowling Green and
day at a1zP.u.
THURSDAY, and Saturday At e15A.m.
-'1 nssda day and and Friday at 71zA.M.
nesday, and Friday at ~ A. M
Petsrs5argh Mail (way) every Friday at ga A N.
(Petersburgh letters, &C. come and go
by Railroad daily.l
Cgntkidna Mail every Wednesday at IF" N.
LEAVES at A. NJ. THURSDAY morniDg)
Military mail tor Calhoun and Spottsville, II p NJ
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Mall, every day except Sunday at A
Arrives the night before, after office hours.
LoHisviEts Mail (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday by 6P.
Paaucah Mail, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by "a
EqresH Rigar Mail, every Monday and Thurs
day by P.
~ wsdns sSs M and friday By 3 spn.
Esls Harmony MGsl, every Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday by p IA
RockPort Mail Qand1 every sunday at lP- NJ,
aud Wednesday and Friday At a. M.
(Arrives the evening before, sftor ctice
hours.l 3
Petcysbsrgh Nod (qgay) every Friday by 81 A. A..
CgrsthiaaG Mod every FriGay at A n.
(Arrives the evening before. after office hGurs.l
cS-Post Office opens at A. NJ. and closes at z
Pm. on week days. Delivery closes from 20 81
A. NJ on week days during the closing of the
Railroad mail Once open from to "a a. NJ. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES FL. BcNEELY, P NJ.
Evansville, Ind, May l, 1861. iuly22-ywc
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Regiments Organizing In Indiana.
The following are the stations OF the reg linen g
now organizing in Indiana, together with their
commanding officers, as far as the appo0fments
have been made. The list also embraces several
regiments now ready 20 take the field, which we
viii transfer TO the list embracing, the stations
of Indiana troops outside OF the State as fast a.
the changes are made
4sth Regiment-Col. Eddy-Goshen-
SD Observation-Disclosures James NJ Smith
sal Regfment-coi Gresham-Ind ianapOlis and
New Albany
5ath Regiment-Rev. Col. John L. smith-La-
fayette.
55th Regimsnt-2nd German-Colonei Mans
hsld-EvansEille.
Goth Observation-Disclosures with the Sad.
59th Regiment-Col. Ale xaDder-Gosport.
Goth Regiment--OOl. Owen-Evansville-
6Ist Regiment-2nd Irish, Col. Mullen, Madison
cd Regimsnt-Roek pOrt-Ool. Jones'
Z a Regimen Colonel not yet appointed-CoV-
lug n.
t~sh Regiment-1st Artillery-COlonel not yet
appointed. Several Companies Of this Reg inenl
are already in service. p .
65th Regiment-2nd Artillery-Col Anneke-
Indianapolis.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxVn CoNGREss-FIRsT sEssIo

xxxym C0NGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. u.
HoUsE.-Mr. Hickman from the Judici-
AIRY Committee, offered a preamble setting
forth that Henry Wykoff, having transmit
ted portion of the Presidents last annual
message for publication In the New York
Herald, before it was laid before Congress,
and having refused TO state before the Com
mittee, from whom he received it; there
fore. Tes-
ReSo1ged, That the Sergeant at Arms
bring the said Wykoff before the bar Of the
House, to answer for contempt.
70 The resolution WIS adopted,
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season

Pork SEAsoN.-The following is state
m ent of the hogs packed in this city, this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-13
ELIZABETH CITY OCCUPIED BY
GEN. BURNSIDE.
The Rebel GunbOatS all De-
strOyed.
Gunboats at Florence, Ala.
THE UNION SENTIMENT
DEVELOPING.
$50 Recruits for the Union in Ala
bama, and Thousands Coming.
Rebel Gunboats on the Tennessee
Captured, Burned, and ,Sn,ak.
&C., &C.,

FoRT MONROE, Feb. 1l.-By the flag Of
truce we have the following particulars from
rebel sources OF the complete success of
Buruside's forces at Roanoke Island:
The Island has been taken possession of
by the Federals, and Com. Lynch's rebel
feet completely destroyed. Elizabeth City
was attacked on Sunday, and evacuated by
the inhabitants 1t was previously burned,
whether by our shells or by the inhabitants
is not certain.
The firstznews of The defeat arrived at
Norfolk on Sunday afternoon, and caused
great excitement. The previous news was
very satisfactory, stating that the Yankees
had been allowed to advance for the purpose
of drawing them into a trap.
The rebel force on the Island, is supposed
TO have been only little over 1000 effect
i've fighting men.
Gen. Wise was i'll at Naggs Head, and
was not present during the engagement
When the situation became dangerous, he
was removed to Norfolk.
All the gunboats but one were taken
that escaped up a creek, and was probably
also destroyed.
One report at Norfolk says only 20, and
another 200, escaped from the Island.
Gen. Huger telegrsphed to Richmond that
only 60 on the Island escaped. There APP
pears to be no bright side of the story for
the rebels.
The Richmond Examiner of this morn
ing, in a leading editorial says:
1.-The loss of an entire army on Roanoke
Island is certainly the most painful event of
the war. The intelligence is fully confirm
ed Twenty-Five hundred brave troops on
an i, ID in the sea were exposed to all the
| force Of Burnside's feet. They resisted
with courage, but when Is, 600 men were
| landed against them, aid their retreat being
cut off oy the surrounding element, they
| were forced to surrender. This is q rPpeti-
ton of Hatteras on larger scale.
! The following are the telegraph dispatch
I es on the subject, from the Richmond pa
\ pers of this morning:
| NORFOLK, Feb. 10.-The latest news states
that 0. Jennings Wise, son of Gov. Wise
was shot through the hip and disabled
/ though the wound is not mortal Major
Lanser and Lieut.. miller, are mortally
wounded About 800 Confederates wert
killed, and over 600 wounded. The mum
Der of Yankees wounded is about the same
| Midshipmau GARNER had his arm shot off
The other casualties are unimportant.
A late arrival this morning SAYS Eliza
beth City has been shelled and burned by
the Yankees, and that Burnside is pushing
on through to Edenton.
SECOND DISPATCH.
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Special Notices.

RrdEEH for the SoIdfsr.-For one who dies
from the effects of the buIIet, ten perish from damp
and exposure to night air. Small doses Of HOL
LOwAYas PILLS taken every ether night will
correct all disorders Of the Liver and Stomach.
purify the blood and insure sound health to every
man. Only rs cents FER Box fel4
q 7TESss r or Beauty q q Jog EOrs0s =
who can be beautiful with sickly pale complex
ionY Keep the pores Of the skin FREQ. aud tn
blood pure, and your Cheeks wiltvie with the rose
and lilly The skin Is formed with thousands OF
pores every inch of surface whose office It IS 10
carry on the impurities of the 5ood-the ac-
knoxledged cause of all diseases Of mankind
when the skin is dry and parched-when it is
covered with eruptions-when 1t is cold and clam
my-when there is isward foyer Inflammation
it is impossible for the skin under these eircum-
stances to perform its proper functions, and to
carry OF the impurities frem the body as designed
by our Creator.
JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these distractions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the eruptions from the skia, and
cause il TO bright en- with the hush OF youth and
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beauty produced By health and happiness.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold BY all
medicine dealers. decs
NIGH LfoSs s.-This is very apt to produce =
disordered stomach, resulting in Dyspepsia
Hoofai.ds German Bifters will entirely relieve any
nausea or bad cling, and prevent more serious
consequences. If you haze the Dyspepsia, a Few
bottles win entirely restore the digestive organs &c
their original yigor. They for sale by druggist.
and dealers Ia medicines everywhere, at 10 cents
per bottle. JANET
HIs e0Sfh Ghs grsssSsf pleasure that VI
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Gout, or Neuralgia, the pernicious effects q
Mercury, Dr. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band-i
being the only remedy for those hitherto incurabl
COMPLAINTS See advertisements In another column
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Chr Dailr j orlrilaI.
THuRspAY nohNIAe........-FEBhUARY =
stations OF the IndIAnA Troops


The following are the stations Of the Indiana
sroops 10 active service outside Of the State. We
Ahaii correct il from time to time as the several
regiments move from one position to aAother-
INFANTRY nfH
9Th Regiment-oeI- orittenden- N unfnrdsviiler
7th, Col. Gavin, sprinfieId. Virginia
Sth, Col. Benton, Otterville, Missouri.
9Th, Col. Moody, Huttonville, Virginia.
10th, Col. Manson, Somerset, Ky.
llth, Col. McGinnis, Paducah, KY.
18th, Col. Linck, SharpsbuTg, Md.
18th, Col. Sullivan, Romney, Va
l4th, Col. KimbRlls Romney, Va.
18th, Col. Wagner, New Haven, KY.
18th Col. Hackleman, Fredsricktown, Maryland
18th, Col. Hascall, New Haven KIP.
18th, Col. Pattison, Otterville, Missouri;
18th, Col. Meredith. Washington City
10th, Col. Brown, Fortress Monroe, Virginia
2ist. Cot McAEiilaps Baltimore, ND
I'D. Col. Hendricks, Rolls, Missouri.
23d Ool. sanderson. Paduoab, Kentucky
2Ash, Col. HoFey. 0tterYills, Missouri
25th, Col. Yeatch, Cairo, Illinois.
26tb Col. Wheatey, Otterville, Missouri
27th, Col ColgFove, FrsdericktOwn, Md.
18th, Col. Muller, Munfordsyfle, KY
3ath, Colonel Bass, NOBnville, Ky.
slsr, Col. Cruft, Calhoun, Ky. -
22d, LIST German, Col. Which, Munfordsvflle,
3si. Col Coburn, Lexington, Ky e
s4ths Col. Ryan, New Haven, Kentucky -
s5th-ist Irish-Col. Walker, Bardstown, Ky.
s6th, Col. Crosse, New Haven, Kentucky.
37th Col. Hazard, Bacon Cresk Statian, KY
SSH Col scri0ner' d untordsyille' ny
40tls Col Wilson, Somerset KY
42d Col Jones, South CarrOlt0n, KY.
49, Col George X. Steele, Calhoun, by.
44th, Col. Reed, Calhoun KY
4Eth Col. Fitch, New Haven, KY
4Tth, Col. Slack, New Haven, Ky
49th, Col Ray, BsrdstowD, Ky
50th Col. DGahsm, New Haven, same
51st Mechanics, Col streight: Wild Cat same.
5Tfh, Col. McDIullen, Somerset same. SIS
5sib, Col. Carr, Somerset, same
CAVALRY.
Capt. Bracken's Company, Western N1rgihia--
Post OfIice address, Beverly.
Can't Xirtley's Company, western Virginie.-
Post once address, Point Pleasant
Can't. Grahams Company, Nolinville. Kentucky
Cart Gaddiss Company, No iinvile, same.
Capt. Moreau's Company, New Maven, same,
Capt. Kleines Company, Nolinviile, same.
2sth Regiment, Col. Baker, lst Cavalry Iron
ton Missouri
Asst Regiment. ed Cavslry), Col. Bridgland,
Bardstown, Kentucky
45th Regiment, sd cavRlrp), Col. Carter, Mil
Stone Land ing, Maryland
ARTILLERY.
Can't Rabb's Battery, LsaveBsworth, kansas
Capt C0kefair's Battery, Ottervllles Missouri.
Capt. Klans's Battery, Upton, Missouri
Capt. Bush's Battery, munfordsviie, KY.
Capt Sinonson's Battery, Munfordsvilies same.
Capt. Behr's Battery, Calhoun, same.
Capt. Harris's Battery, MunlordsVills, same.
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NORFOLK, February lo.-A rumor has
prevailed that Commodore Lynch's tieet of
gunboats has been captured. 1t is not re-
gsrded as true, but it is believed that all
were burned by the Confederates to prevent
their capture; with the exception of one,
which was endeavoring to make its escape.
The feet went to Elizabeth City from Ro-
anoke Island, and was probably burned at
the former point.
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We are informed by Col. Owen that he
has now recruited 552 men for the Goth
regiment.
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NOR S.SLB-The undersigned offers for
II sale at a great sEcrifce his three two story
brick houses, situated the Southeast corner Of
Second and Oak streets, on lot 65, upper Enlarge
ment. The improvement consists Of one two story
brick store aud dwelling, and two brick dwelling
houses we'll finished. The three houses rent now
for six hundred and fifty dollars per annum.
BS-ApplicatiOn to be made to Richard Raleigh
o. VIM. Hughes.
feb3-lm CHARLES COLLINS
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MOOTECR-At the March Term 1862, the
@W County Commissioners win let the Keeping
of the County Paupers, at the Asylum, for one or
more wears, to the lowest and best bidder
The party bidding will his lowest figures per
year, tor keeping the poor and providing every
thing required by law for the comfort cf the
paupers Also the sum for which he will superin-
lend the syIunl, and the county furnish the food
and clothing Bids must b., left with the Board,
ut their room the Court House, the Fl rst Mon
day in March next, to be acted upon on that or
some other subsequent day Of said term.
The County Board viii also contract with one
or more sknlful physicians, having knowledge OF
surgery to attend to all county poer we'll the
prisoners in the county jail for one or more years
the physician to furnish all medicines Bids So
licited for said professional services, the same
place and tiae. VIM. H. WALKER, A ". e..
VolksbOte copy. Jan21dw5w
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The Dearborn cavalry company, in Col
Scott Carriers command, sent to their fami-
lies living in the Vicinity of Aurora, over
81 400 last week.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
M = I II ..

IThe time here set down is adjusted 70 cOAtract
hours On the River there is variation according
to cireumstances-
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The following the stations q the Indiana
sroops 10 active service outside Of the State. We
ehaii correct il from time to time as the several
regiments move from one position to aAother
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We publish on the outside of to-day's
Journal, letter from Calhoun.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN JAcoBNs> The
great French Revolution was inauguUated by
the moderate republicans, afterwards caIAed
Girondists but the radical republicans, o.
Jasobins, soon gained the upper hand, and
brought not only the monarchists, but even the
Girondists, to the guillotine, on the charge or
"disloyalty to the republic" History repeats
itself, because human nature always remains
the same, no matter how governments differ or
circumstances change. When this war began
it was undertaken by moderate conservative
men, for tho suppression Of rebellion and the
restoration Of the Union. Now the radicals
are trying to get power, and are already threat
ening to hang every one who does not support
them. By and BY, perhaps, they will attempt
to carry out their threats, and then will come
the time when poor Greeley will share the fate
Of Robespierre, and the administration, with the
people, will make an end Of the revolutionary
radicals. as we'll as of the revolutionary rebels,
forever.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
THE REBEL STEAMER mo. 2sO."

Her Operations on the Western Isles--
Five American whatcrs Harmed and
Thirfy-four Mon and q Schooner Cap.
tured.
From the London Shipping Gazette (svesing) Sept AZ
The Cairngorm, from sydney, entered ihe river a.
6ravesend to-day.
She makes the following report--Threo whalcbosts'
alongside Flores from ths steamer Ala.
bsms t"No. 1eor-En.l, Capt. semmce, and wished TO
he reported having had they ship 0cmulgee, Americas
vbaler hsnng from EAgartown, Massachusetts, set on
IRE 5th inst and totally burned by the Confederate
steamer above nsmod.
The ocmulgeo had board $50 barrels oh
There ware thirty four hands all told. y
Captain Semmes Gate Of the Sunter) behaved he's
pitably 10 the crow.
The Alabama nas taksn ana burned four ehsicra with
in a short time.
The Aahams aook an American schooner (nsms IN
knowp) whio tho Cairneorm was sn Flores.
r1e readers u the HKsAIp win recoeet that the 'No
300 sailed from one Of the Western Islands on the path
Of August last and wn last che vas ernng 90 and
auoug the groar.l
rHp oCxrinYR
sas ship Of four hundred and CITY sight tons bprthsn
the largest hailing from Edrarlown she was command
ed by Captain osborn asi hs agent Ia Abraham osSorn
she sasa from EsgartoEn thc 2d o. July sst bound
for tire solth Pacific.