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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
Noon Dispatches
PROM THE POTOMAC
HEAD QCazrrEs, AnNY PcrosAc.i
October. ,

October, 2
President Lincoln arrived At HArpers Fer
~ on special train from Washington yester-
day afternoon. lie Was me- BY Maj. hip
and Capt Sumner and escorted % Summers
Head Quartes.
The President accompanied BY General
NcCiernaad andss the members OF bis STAFF,
the Marshall OF the District Of Columbia,
the President OF the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
Road AID several other geniicmeus. At
Summers Head Quarters be was met by
Mcclellan aud after cordial interview the
President accompanied by Mcclellan. sum-
ner aud brilliant cavalcade, oon..,osed Of
Division and Brigade Generals With mem.
bcrs Of their Stafs went g. resie. summers
Army Corps on Bolivar Heigi Troops
presented fne appearance aud :. cesed the
President and Mcclellan with gfraI eushasi-
asm. The President also visit, tbe ruins
of the Rail Road bridge and Government
buildings at Harper Ferry. when he returned
70 Bolivar Heights and passed the night
sith Sumnert
This morning the President accompanied
by Sumner aud other Generals visited the
troops on London aud Maryland heights and
rode over the GROUND where the troops sur-
rendered. AT noon he left Harpcr's Ferry
and rode over 10 McClellan's Headquarter
During the afternoon Mcclellan conducted
the President over Antietam battlefield, &C
compaBied by a brilliant array Of staff Off
ceFs. including MeClelian's staf. The
President manifested the greatest interest
Ia every connected with our recent victory.
la the evening be returned 10 AcClellan's
Headquarters where he will pass the night
ia camp. lie WAS serenaded by the band of
tie u Cavalry. Tomorrow he will re-
ve~ the other troops OF the Army Of tie
Potomac. AID on Saturday ne will return to
Washington by aspecisl train via Frederick
The President Is in excellent health and
spirits and highly pleased with the good
condition OF the troops
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- The Madison Cosrier says she vet
ersn 6sh Indians regimeut ,she arst - rash
10 the rescue Of Louisville. waoa The ca fsrs
called for te.r from inassna oac seas sko.
aflssa weary march from Louisville t. Ne.
sixsippi av.j Alahaua almost $50 miies has
marched back over the sane gsoena asd
all that : len Of that gallans band cf Hoos
iers arc nov - louisville. lyine 81 .is.r
arms. resting fFem their labors Csepan -
sAAs vent into Aensuekv 9Th tbs rsxi=neus
numbering over n.sssy nea Garnet master
more than twenty Eve.
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tx- IL Melville Fay. the Physical Test
Medium. who has commenced giving Sean
&c. in this city. will lecture tomorrow.
sunday evening. at the Univcr~aiist Church
a. half past o'clock. on a subject connect
ed with the reform topics Of the day After
the lecture Mr. Fay sill rels,e his expert
crcc a. a Physical Medium. Seats free
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

~ Ali those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one OF the Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there
fore can warrant all hats bought of me -
have fine assortment Of French Beaver.
otter aud Son cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and OF all colors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hats. st al color- ranging in price "a low
a. hsty cents
T H. LOW ERIE. Practical Halter.
Successor to J Z. YATES.
M a. Cor Flith. and Main t.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
4 In sccordsnce with ip,truelisas u the Com
non Council n tl- citv q Tcrre Baute, shall i'm
oedaieiy proceed - O. rct the delinquent
On Tie DupiCaf, Ga u9 haiit'. prsons knowing
Il N, Ives ind 'ftl O. he city ~ taxes Tor 1851
arr thef.f ~ hereby reifo. that II the
within twenty day.. ,ksll psocsed g. make the
SAM ~ seizure and saio 4 their gods. chatfcls
lands, and encInsn- the law directs In 50
q the Ciy Charter.
J0fL II. kESTER
Deputy Treasurer II tn CHS q Torre- naute.
Aug. II. ise3-d~d
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sx-Jona. seeIeys Cavalry Company viii
pass through the city from lndianappi.. on
the way 70 Henderson,. ky. sometime to-
day. probably at O'Clock. T. NJ. The ladies
ara requested 20 send refreshments 20 the
depot
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sErS. n Hiil. Young mAa about eish-
teen years 81 age. Who has just returned
from New Orleans where he has been vat
er for an ofliccE "a Vermont regiment. en-
listed IN Northampton. Mas. few days
ago. bus we feieesed by tbs surgeaa n con-
sequence q -tf aakcr lie va tod by
she sarscea ,has L Ne woeld have the tn
ger taken "a nc woali pas bin The anecr
vas accordingly removed. and tie rlurky
Young man has re enis.ed
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- remarkable case OF impiety occaF
rcd TIC ether DAY In a village Ia the west Of
Faslsni A man Of large fortune died. and
dir il. .s vii that his horse should be
capa. ssi ~ lei % his grave. AMI there
SHOT aad "a w,Sh him. that he ght DC
ready 10 mog Al the resurrection. and start
% advantage To the disgrace Of all con
cerncd. lA.. actually. vas rerfalmel
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~ A letter - tie safe Journal llem
the ilta ReSin<at. saysi 4 private - 60.
T. James Dupev by name. from SpeaeeF
vile. pekalb eoanty. lad. died very sa.i-
dsaly Yesterday. 81 disease 81 TIE heart
Cornelius Br.~nan. of - A. sssd haiIiox
irOm Neelesville. lnd. died recersls from
ehrc4ie di4rrheea
Joan I "regor. private -. y. died =
Zee days sinee from congestion II ne brain.
Srssorf ~As sfiendid soldier. AID vs.
from Highland. Cav eouass. lad. AT tho.
three e0@raee- have reserved thslr l.ss lur
le1gAs. an . AaosAss worls - asakso~ibs
ne. rss<iAs.
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sx-If you want dsL OF large Is.
fresh. uiey and delicious oysters, call az
Habermeyer 4 Cos. opposite the Pos'oiiice.
when served Up r. "FFed's" inimissb'e
.trle lhsy are extremely ralanh.e
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DrEp.--At the residence OF Mr.. NJ \.
Watson. Sas'I T. W fowffR. aged II
years and two months. son of the late Capt.
William =. Fowler. Y 5. Army Funeral
from II stephens Church on Sunday next a.
3o'clock The friends 81 the family are re
qaeste. TO attend without further notice.
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r. The Secretary Of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society says. that the nun
Der Of horse. IN that State before the re
bellion was 5000. since which nearly
10000 have been carried away for army
purposes
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr Louis, Oct. 3.-Advices received at
Headquarters from Gen. Schofeld. state that
an engagement had taken place near Nes-
sho, between the Kansas troops under Col.
Solomon and superior force Of rebels
The lumber on each was small and the loss
irihe The Kansas troops were obliged TO
retire, leaving the field TO the enemy
Solomon's force was about 900 men.
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an. a "a didate for the Office OF Treas
sser Of Nigo County Al tie October election.
JOEL II HESTER.
an cal.lidate for the State Legisla-
fare. AZ tie o. obcr election.
J ". KEMP
WeAfe authorized 90 announce CHARLES
KERN a. = can. date for sheriff Of NigO
County. Election Tuesday. Oct. I'll
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crsVxrnkacnsz Fssfk1sx~ H. Ii,
Cnserssiehnesea beAbsleAs=gea ~ ns...s.<
den tea Ocsoo~r siseu hae1srkea Ri
sbsahslteu. 10 Cars Hal. ucsa ! a..
DsasscAs Paelseam ergeeeast s.aia1sn
ksrsen az esaem dollar iuer Her, uel
DAne nii Sscksessen. sd - Azs<. -. ssa
nsrE~a ksnfnsn. kes1ske. kasseuhs<A.
and rnisrse ekssssa. - ~ Ahes.la ~ aes
Css-s.
.TfKA Z WISMEE.
ocld3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

State Of Indiana County cf yigc. -.
The STATE Of IRdiaaa, 70 a. Shrris 81 We
County, Greeting:
NoU ARE HEREBY REQUIR-
Il I'd - give the legal uotce 4 a. election - be
ned Al the ussaf places q hoiding elections II The
eneFent q ~nships 81 Nigo oosuty Indiana. On the
second Tuesday m Oefober A. D. iss1 fcr tie eiec-
ten q The following of1SsTs. ic-vtt
Al Auditor 81 State.
A secretary 81 State.
A Treasurer q State.
An Attorney General
Superintendent q Public Instructioa
A Reporter for the supreme Court.
Con<ressras an for the Tth Ccr<-essionsi Di.trieg
q tie SIste.
Presenting Attorney for The 10th Commcn
Ileas Dlftrilt ~ the state.
Prosecuting Attorney far he eih Jr.iSial Cur
cut II the state
Two Representatives rom yixo county
Commissioner for ths "a Dsstrtci
Commissioner FOR the ~ District.
county Treasurer.
County sberia.
County Coroucr.
CVnnty Suf seyor.
Towuship Assessor Scr each township.
IN testimony whereof have hsrsurto
set my hand and the seal Of the Ntgo
lsrsli Circuit Court, al Terre Hsuts, this
18th day Of sept, lisa
gosEPh n. BLAkK. Clk.
ny virtue - the above, Samuel Conner, sheriff
q Nigo county. DO hereby notify the Qaalinsdyo-
slssaid county 20 meet Al the usual places hold
Ing elections IN the several townships u said oastv
o. The second Tuesday Ia October. ls63. for the
purpose 81 eiecfng the various offic-rs mentioned
above. This isth dsy Of September. lss2-
SAMUEL CONNER, Sheriff
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LOCAL AMI NEWS ITEMS.

CArnnr BoY.--we want agood, active
10. = asa.sr eur Southern Route On
sell acquainted with sha, portion of tic city
preferred
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

- Geo. Hahermeyer y co have opened
their Oyster saloon, opposite the Pos, Office.
where they viii continue to serve mp the
same Oysters for which this Saloon has been
famous in years past
Sept. 25dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

- A Free Lunch will 30 given At the
corinthisn Hall saloon this evening at =
O'Clock. twill be the best thing OF the kind
ever got up in tn. ciis All are invited 10
attend
Do~ner'. Chicago Champagne Ale Just
received dit
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

-Aboe. twenty men. belonging . the
Is, Regiment. wounded Al Richmoad Ky
arrived yesterday evening
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
FRos DETROIT.

DrTRoir. Oct. 3.-The Union State Con
vention Al Jackson yesterday. nominated
BYouly Stout of Oakland Co. for Governor.
and the full State ticket
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sept 30 l-62,iwtf

~ Ladies aud gentlemen. nov j. the
time % get Your Fall ard Winter wear col
orsd and CLEANED Having improved and en-
larged our dye house and finishing tools. We
are prepared 20 do any Kind Of work in our
liae-not q BE- esceiled in the western
cities : q. REINERS 4 SON.
East Wabash 81. bet 9th 81. a canal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

~ The State Journal says Major LocKe
OF this city. Who i now i New Orleans
write. horse. a skiing for an account Of our
condition. tie sAys the P,esyune issues an
Extra every day giving the news a. received
through rebel soerces Here Is a sample Of
i. "?ope surrounded and II ia coFrespon-
dence captnrcd-l0.0 900 Federais killed aud
prisoners-Jackson occupies Warrington
Lee on Arlington Heigbts-Baltinore
sbelled b. the Federals-The President and
Cabinet moved 70 Philadelphia and Magru-
der IN hot pufsuit-Coy ington and Newport
i,ken b. the observation-disclosures upon
the Mayor Of Ciaeiaaaii % sgFFendeF three
hours given % deeiie-Large force march
ing upon Insiianapolis-Goy Morton gone 10
Canada
"Cincianan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lO.,l
aptsred-Louhvillo burnt--Aiter bloody
hght Indianapolis surrendered. Bingham.
tlisor Of the State Ne nfinsi Confederate ap
pointed Provisional Governor Confederate
troops moving towards Chicago and Spring
FIELD. Illinois.
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seeds and Dried Fruit.
WANTED.
PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the
4. Stoekneaters. tAai tAs annaai r,eeslax So fAe
r1rrctt q f'rsfi1x niar nfeeters 81 "a taes ~
tesr. - - heis - fActf HAnklnx ncus< il Terre
Haate. Wciprstsv ~ aaA cay - Nevrzzhsr
rtk. at1s'elek r y.
mo : REACH. c.sAssr.
re-rs Hsass, OK !. issl.3s
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Night Dispatches.
IRON BOSTON

FhOM tOSlON.
Bosro>. Oct. "A large building in West
Newton, known as the elk factory. owned by
Mr. lowne Of Philadelphia. was destroyed
BY ire last night. Loss 10000 Insured
for $4,000. Stevens i Cos flannel factory
in HaverhiIl. was damaged by fire last night
To the extent OF ~ 600.
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General order No. "a.

HrsIor AErrHs MrsTEhiNo AID REcEuiriSCj
ssaxlcE. DrrnIcr o. ISDfASA.
Indianapolis, Oct. ,, let2.
Nine Aouihs Volunteers offered immedi-
ately viii be substituted f0f drafted Militia.
II the quota be filled by the sixth instant ii
viii obviate the necessity Of the dran on
that dag 81 order Of
HExEi =. CAEHlscT0>
COL 18th lnfaniry. L. ) \.
Chief Mastering Oiheer &c
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Recruits Wanted for the I'd Indiana
Cavalry.
IA opportunity = nov Afforded 90 all.
sho may wish to enlist IN this regiment. 10
60 forth. IN their couniry's service. upon the
field Of glory"
ofFfeE-On Market Street. north Of Main.
under the Union Rifles Hall"
JAMES " HARRIS.
Recruiting Officer
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- Leather being the sole Of trade and
The preserser Of the human understanding.
! would respectfully suggest to my friends
and patrons that * vii be 10 their interest
70 cali and see ms new stock. At No. l42,
Main street l.. A. BURNETT
7. S-Wool. Hides AID Furs wanted
serltilm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

kKtlrs WsNrnp Twenty men arc
wanted % al up CO. 2. list Regimen, Ia
diana Volunteers Tho AdjutAnt General
hss esdeFed the same advance pay aud boun-
~ - volunteers % al up the Regiment. a.
the Regiment received when organized.
Apply a. Headquarters 81 the Company
a. Camp Dick Thompson.
4 J. WEIGH.
r. N. pECk.
+ HITCHCOCK.
Tcrre hauie. sept ~, l>63 div
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On the n inst. at the residence o. JAwss
EsRrY. by Rev. G. NJ Borp, Mr.. Jostrn 5
sarra 10 Mss ANA SrKwAnl both of this
city
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God

Subscribers owing this office Wood. aud
Others wishing 70 pay their subscription in
that way. arc requested To bring il ia iu4me-
d.atelg.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Foa rnE LEoHLk1rnr
WILLIAM COATS.
JOHN II. BARR.
F0R SueEiFS.
SAMUEL CONNER
Fon TaEAstREa.
NJ 5. DURHAM.
Zoe CorxrY CORNERSTONE.
fBENJ. McXEEN
wM. BROWN
F0s C0aoxEA.
!. q. ADAMS
F9E C0uzrY StKvEYog,
CT iSToPHER DEMOREsI
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- A fex more recruits wanted imme
d.ately q I'll up Company -. 7ls, Regiment
The same advance pay. premium and
bounty allowed a. paid the the present
members Of the regiment Apply at Camp
Dick Thompson r. b. ALLEN
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MAaaup-Oa Thursday Oct. "a. by the
Rev. THes =. GoRpoS. ID d. Mr. ELuAu
BIocxsou to Miss LUCINDA NJ McpnFrrrRs.
both Of Niso Co.
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CLOTHING.
Minshall g. Paddock
ssys grsr kscsvyn
t>vs~wasa Asssrs~so,
FALL PIECE GOODS
. L. q II HI T NJ q
Their assortment Of
BEAVERS.
CLOTHS.
cAssIMERs,
MELONS.
vEsTINGs. SO.
ls she finest ever offered To this City land
they are prepared to make 10 order
BUSINESS SUITS,
OVER GOATS.
DREssAsUlrs.
PANTS. VESTS. 4e.
LATEST STYLES
Aud most elegant manner. The STOCK
Gents Furnishing Goods
Is large, embracing the celebrated Shaker
Flannel Underware, and all novelties
TIES. sCARFs. &c
usNsHAs-s. a PADDOCK,
~ - wAAAsa sssAss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-25
TELEG RAPHIO.
Further Particulars Of the Battle Of MIL
Spring,

CINCINNATI, Jan. A.-This mornings papers
contain full accounts of the battle at Mill Spring.
IL was fair, open battle. The Rebels fought
well, and were overcome only by superior fight
Ing on our side. According to the Rebel &C
counts their forces consisted Of ten infantry regi-
ments, three batteries and some cavalry-altogeth-
er about ten thousand men. They foug bit in the
bushwhacking style, from ravines and behi nd
trees, bushes and rocks.
The brunt Of the battle devolved on the 4th
Kentucky, I'd Minnesota, 9th Ohio and 10th In
diana. For nearly two hours the roar Of musketry
were kept up. Shortly after eleven O'Clock, Col.
Haskins succeeded in flanking the enemy on TIE
right, when the 9th Ohio and I'd Minnesota
charged with the bayonet with triump plant wells,
which broke the Rebels ranks and the rout began.
They fed pellmell to their camp, strewing the
road with muskets, blankets, overcoats and KNAPP
sacks, and abandoned two guns and cassons
Zollicofer was shot through the heart, at the
head OF his staff by Colonel FRY, of the 4th Ken
lucky. 1t appears that Zsllicoffer lost his way in
the bushes, and suddenly emerged before Col
Fry, who was accompanied by some staff officers
The two parties mstook each other for friends,
and approached within few yards Of each other,
when, finding their mistake, both halted and
prepared for hand-to- hand conflict. One OF
Zollicoffer's aids shot at Colonel Fry, but only
brought his horse down. The United States Colo
mel Immediately drew his six shooter and brough hi
Zollicoffer from his saddle at the first FIRE. The
rebel staff deserted their chiefs body, which was
taken to Somerset the day after the battle.
An East Tennesseean, writing to the CONNER.
cial, s-'All the credit and honor Of this bat.
tie Ia due to the 10th Indiana and 9th Ohio, 4th
kentucky and I'd Minnesota regiments. for they
did all the hting single handed, with the ex-
ception of what support they received from the
from their fixed determination to gain the vic
tory" The combatants were near each other
ut one time, that the powder burned their faces
on the discharge of each others pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-25
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
CONFIRMED

CONFIRMED.
Yesterday, the Senate confirmed the nomina.
ton Of Major Lewis 6. Arnold, Of the st Regi-
ment q. 8. Artillery, to be Brigadier General Of
volunteers. He has recently been thus promoted
for gallant conduct in the three last affairs at Fort
Pickens, and was thus promptly confirmed out Of
his turn.
NAVY YARD.
There has been no arrival from the hotilla for a
day or two and we are therefore without news
from the lower Potomac.
A new boiler has just been finished for the
Mount Washington, and is now being removed
to the wharf to be placed in that boat.
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 25.-Editor Star: The u 8
brig Perry that has been lying of our city so long
has sailed for a cruise in the Gulf. | trust the
Secretary Of the Navy will order some other
vessel on the station, for one is absolutely neces
sary.
Our city has been comparatively free from
soldiers from the camp the past two days, and has
assumed more quiet and orderly appearance.
Large quantities of liquor have been broug hi
down here by favorite parties within the last few
daYs-as much as hundred barrels and the same
number Of boxes, or nearly so, for one party; and
over three hundred boxes to say nothing of bar
rels for another MISUNDERSTANDING the ORDER
that none was to be permitted but for officers and
medical stores. Bonadde or really resident citi-
zens cannot get ii passed through, but those Of a
dav II seems find no difficulty In doing so.
Since complaint has been made of the sale OF
liquor, by some Of the provost guard, they have
adopted a new rule, by entering the houses OF
such as they take fancy to, and emptying their
liquor and ale In the street. save some that does
not get emptied on the spot On Monday nigh,
there was good deal done in this way, and in
my opinion great outrages committed. The SUBJ
ject has been brought to the attention Of the Com
handing General, and 1t is to be hoped he will
see to Il.
Col Farnsworths regiment Of Illinois Cavalry
came In town last evening for quarters, and men
and horses were put under cover from the storm
of last night No arrivals from below this morn
ing, in consequence Of the storm. OCCASIONAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-25
HE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
sATuR JANUARY Is, 1859.
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IatsIEgsncsr, In treating upon the bill
recently passed authorizing the issue Of one
hundred millions Of dollars OF Treasury notes,
regards IL as being "simple and perspicuous in
It's tsfms-meeting the public exigencies at once,
and furnishing acunency which 1t may be pre-
sumed the business transactions Of the country
will absorb, without any danger of depreciation
from the effects Of an over-issue, }" but expresses
the belief that unless the interest on the bonds is
made payable In gold and silver, ''the whole
scheme will be exposed to dangerous huctu-
ations that must greatly impair the credit Of the
Government and enhance the expenses Of the
war;
The Rspr6Eiean urges upon the Government
the proprieiy Of leasing the land about Port
Royal to Northern capitalists, who will employ
the negroes at moderate wages In the cultivation
Of cotfon &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-25

NEW MusIC.-From our neighbor, w. 6 Metz.
croft, we have the following pieces Of new and
popular music, from the well known press Of
Oliver Ditson, BOSTON :-''General McClellan's
Polka" for the piano, by John r. Sweeney; "Oh
Again, y answer to Home Again." by Marshall
3. Pike; ''McClellan's serenade," words by 1t
Col. NickersOn, 4th Maine reg iment; music by s
X. Whiting, Regiment Band same; s'Marct
Awsy Cheerily," by George Henry Russell
warriors Triumphsl March ;" by Thos Howe
(6ilmore's BandD "Gen. Bakers Funeral
March," by J. w. Turner; and the "Hermann
Polka" composed by Strauss
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CONGREss-secsnd Session

SENATE.-Yesterday after our report closed
The bill supplementary to an act to amend the
Judiciary system Of the United States, was passed
This bill provides for important changes in the
arrangements Of States into judicial circuits
The subject of Mr. Brght's loyalty was then
discussed by Messrs. Davis, Harlan, Cowan
Harris, Ten Eyck and Clark; and after an execu.
tive session adjourned until Monday.
HOusE.-AfteF our report closed
The bill to amend an act regulating trade and
intercourse with the Indians, and preserve peace
on the frontier. was passed; also, bill to provide
for the protection Of overland migrants to Call.
fornla, oregon and Washington territories.
The Senate ar cadment TO the Consular and
Diplom attic appropriation bill was concurred in,
and the House adjourned till Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-25
Late from Cairo

CAIRO, Jan. 24.-(Special dispatch to the Chi
cago Journal. 1.-The river at this point has risen
twenty-five feet and Is still rising.
Eleven Of the boats forming the poptoon bridge
at Paducah were stopped here last night. Ii Ia
not known how many others have passed down
the stream.
Orders were received last night to put the NOR
tar boats Immediately into condition for service
Capt. Constable, commander Of the mortar boat
totlla, went to Pittsburg this morning. to super
intend the shipment Of the mortars, equipment
and ammunition.
Gen Smith is expected to arrive at Paducah,
from his expedition. to-day or tomorrow