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steamer Captured.

New ToRE, Feb. .25.-By the Constitution
from Ship Island, We learn that the Briti,h
steamer Labnan, while being loaded With cotton
froma steamer with rebel Gag living on tho
Rio Grande river, was taken as prize by The
sloop-of war Portsmouth. She had about half
cargo OF Gotten on board, and he'd previously
landed cargo Of blankets and ordnance stores
at Natamorss.
The British captain is prisoner on tie Ports.
mouth, and the steamer will soon be sent North
for adjudication. Il Is claimed that tho vessel
vas 10 Mexican waters her cargo will not b.
touched. os W
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrREss NoNRoE, Feb. 2l.-The 4th Wiscon.
sin and 2lst Indiana regiments, which arrived
Yesterday, were conveyed to Newport News
Their destination il unknown.
Rnmors speak Of an attack by Gen. McI.ane,
who has superseded Msgrnder, and of an attack
on Norfolk. Both suppositions are probably
incorrect.
E More troops are expected here. Large Juan.
titles of arms are arriving.
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RROM TrNNRssRK.

tCLARKsvILLr, Tenn, 80 miles above Donelson,
Feb. 2l.-Com Foote came up the Cumberland
to this point yesterday, with the gunboats Con-
estoga and Cairo.
The Notifications on each side Of Red River
are deserted, and two thirds Of the inhabitants
have fed. White Gags are flying in every di.
rection. On the approach Of the gunboats the
rebels set fire to the railroad bridges over the
Cumberland and Red Rivers, and that over Red
River Is destroyed. The other is little damaged
Com. Foote issued proclamation for the
people to return to their business
There il large amount Of Confederate stores
here
The rebels left on Sunday.
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y.Aims 20 -, euqelce snso me Reopuety o. report
.ns : Dali g inoemniiy uaien meDI Of shs
S9 VoneteeaonM districs q Ay.s and other
NyIEt cssaoeeA c.essicss lot damage ana ampov
e III caused ~ sne % called confederate
Ho0ps ana their aidere and Aeettofa
a,l1!I! IAN WICK inteeduced =; resolution
which was adopted directing the Committee on
NAVAL Affairs to examine into and report on tho
necessity OK repeating the 9Th section Of tho
act Of Congress further to promote III eAacien-
cy OF the navy, approved Dec. last The sec.
ton N qtsstion relates to the compensation Of
employees IN navy yards.
i NJ. KELLOGG, OF Illinois, introduced reso
luton, which was adopted, instfucting The Com
mittee Of Ways and Means to inquire into the
e1pediency Of lcvyIng TAX Of per cent per
pound on cotton, and making such lien there
on, persons and corporations 70 BIO prohibited
from carrying or transporting the same until the
tax is paid .s1'.5'.,. 2 ~
sMr. HAYWARD, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bin to establish :
branch mint 1t Denver City, Colorado Territory.
to be under the control Of the Directors Of the
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4 nswi snD9ln neen enN. A1-
81. Louu EAh~ .2a-The gnaeoes 1sse.. - =.
assiy p p i f IS ~ ~ add&d = Der
lsnssi, ~ nseAldssy lowered into ~ nod and
rspsir5d throsghsst in IL most thoeoaee man-
ner. Capt. Porter, Who came up On ~ ne.3!cx,
PRETTY severely scaIdsd, ut DO iahaIsd % stsAIh
-hs VIII b ready for duty asain coon.
The following general order yin b published
HrADousrsas, Dark o. Mnsogns
Or. LO6m, Feb. -. 1854,
The Major General Commanding the Depart
ment desire TO impress upon oil officers the i'm
portsnce of the preservation Of good order aud
discipline among their troops - the army Of
the West advances into Tennessee and other
Southern States. Let % chow ouf fellow citi-
zens Of these States that We CONS merely TO
crush out rebellion and restore 70 them peace
Of which they bSvs besn deprived b. selfish and
unprincipled leaders. They have been told that
we come to opprss and plunder; by our acts
We win undeceivs then--Ws Will show % them
that We come % restore not - violate the Con-
stitution and laws 10 restosing 20 them the
glorious Oar Of tie Union re viii azure them
that they shali enjoy under it, folds the same
protection Of life and property q In former days
Soldiers, let no excessss on your part tafnish
the glory Of our arms. .eg
Tho orders heretofore issued 10 this De-
partment ID regard - piiiaging. marauding, des.
truction Of private property and steallog and
concealment al slavsa must BE- strictly enforced.
Il does not belong - the military 70 decide up
on the relation 81 master and slave; such ques-
lions must BE- settled BY civil courts. No fugi-
tive slave will therefore be admitted within our
lines or camps except when especially ordered
By the General Commanding. Women, child
rem, merchants, farmear, mechanics and al per-
sons not in arms are regarded a. non-combat.
ants and are not TO be molested either in their
persons or property; II. however, they aid or a.
sist the enemy they become belligerents and will
be treated a. such. II they violate the laws Of
war they will be made TO suffer the penalties of
such violation. Military stores or public prop.
erty Of every kind must be surrendered and any
attempt to conceal such property BY fraudulent
transfer or otherwise, viii be punished, but no
private property will be touched unless BY the
orders OF the General Commanding. Whenever
it becomes necessary to levy forced contribn.
tions for supply and sustenancs for our troops.
such ieyies will be made as light a. possible aud
be 90 distributed 40 to produce no distress
among the people. All property 90 taken must
be receipted and duly accounted for Is hereto
fore directed. These orders will be read at the
head Of every regiment, and al the Officers are
commanded TO strictly enforce them.
I BY command of Major General Halleck.
N. b. Mclean, Asst. AdJt Gen.
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CIxclSHArI, Feb. 2S-Phe Con,mepcial,s In
dianapolis despatch says that fiys hundred DON
olson prisoners bad arrived there in the last "A
keu.s. They are the hardest looking set of men
ever collected together--ununiformed, in rags
Of oil colon. With cafpets for hlankets
The psivatss assert that secession has g gone
mp" that they are better treated and fed Esse,
than they havsbeen for the past sif montha-.
there. Three Of THAR surgeons have been pa
rolsd 70 attend their sick, which arsbecoming
qplta lumeroua
Tie olicers ore not uniformed, and don't look
much SupssiR to, IL peivstes The prisoners
are conpooe6 q ~ Al and 18th uissisoippi
9Th Kentseky nd 4th Alabama.6 fss sly 4
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Gale a new YORK

NEW YORK, Feb 24.-Our marine reporters
we're unable to board the steamers North Star
and Constitution owing to the tremendous gale.
All the veseels that anchored in the North
River, including the frigate st. Lawrence, drag.
ged their anchors. In the East River some YES
sells were badly chafed and parted their moor.
ings.
The gale last night was very severe. Several
vesselsin the harbor dragging their anchors, but
buildings we're blown down in Brooklyn, also
two steeples on Rev. Mr.. Forley's church, and q
portion of the roof of the Brooklyn City Hos.
pital was blown away. Sign boards, awnings
and other loose appendsges we're scattered
about ag l
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) ST. Louis, Feb. 24.--The Republicans Cairo
dispatch says the reports about the evacuation
Of Columbus arc entirely false The rebels are
stiil there in strong force None Of the earri-
sen has been withdrawn, and they evidently in.
tend to make desperate stand there %
Nashviile OccuISeA ~ ReAsrnl Treeps,
9 9c.s Ees
. LoUrsvIlIr Feb. "a. - Reliable private infor.
nation received here tonight. assures % hat
Nashville Is virtually Ii possession of the Fed.
eral forces
The steamer Oregon, from Cairo. arrived a
Jeaersonville ibis allarnoou, with one hundred
and ninety Fort Denslson prisoaess. iaclrd.
ing General Buoknsr and Sta&. They we're r.
charge ct = detachment Il Federal sold3era m.
Der - command Of Captain Walker, and .vere
sens % indianapolis By special train, this after.
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IsDIAHAPoLrs, Feb. 24.--Goy. Morton has an.
pointed Ex-Governor Joseph a. Wright. II. e
senator from Indtsna, 70 6ll the place Of Jesss
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IHDIANAPoLis, Feb. 22-120O Fort Donelson
prisoners arrived here this morning and 1900
more will arrive tomorrow. They will all be
quartered at Camp Morton.
Gen. Buckner and STAFF are also en- route for
this place, via Louisville.
Business is generally suspended here and the
day appropriately celebrated
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FaIoE AND a. M IS 1T1Sl AGAIN

I ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.-Despatches received at
the headquartnrs of the Department of the
West this morning announce that the army un-
der Gen. Curtis bad sgain routed Gen. Price to-
gethsr with the forces sent to his assistance
by the confederates under command of Ben.
Mccullough, at Cross Hollows. In Arkansaa.--
This was the place at which Price was to make
his last determined stand; It's forty miles from
the Missouri boundary line, and point at which
. desperate resistance might we'll be made. Gen.
Curtis forced Price to leave behind him oil bic
military stores and also bis sick and wounded.
Previous to his abandonment of the ground he
it was done. Gen. Curtis in his despatch to
Gen. Halleck says most Of our provisions for
the last ten days has been taken from the enemy
Price burned the extensive barracks at Gross
Hollow to prevent our troops from occupying
them. i.
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IND1AsAPoLls, Feb 25.--Gen. Buckner and
staff, including Majors Galley, Hays and CASH.
dsy, Captains Thos. j. Clay, Charles johnson
and E. Il. Mcdonald, and j. N. Gallener, Buck.
ner.s Private Secretary, reached here by special
train from Louisville at o'clock this morning.
Also, 500 more prisoners, among whom are
Major Cranberry, Of Gen. Tilghman,s staff Maj
Hoberts, Dallom, and Captain Norman. Of
Bushrod Johnson's staff, 1.-THE latter being slight
~ wounded in the leg by canister shot while
giving wounded Federal soldier drink from
bis csnteen,) Capt. Frank Nancy of the Tennes.
see light battery, formerly Of Garibaldi's staff.
Capt. Graves, of the Kentucky light battery.
Capt Ingraham, ditto, Capt. stantwise. of the
Tennessee light battery, Captains Joel and Chin.
ley, Of the Kentucky Infantry. Surgeons Chase,
Widney, and Dr. W. g. Owens, of Washington
City, are also among them. The wife Of Major
Cranberry accompanies him.
Among the prisoners who arrived on SUNDAY
and yesterday are Lieut. Col. H. B. Lyon. Of the
Sch Kentucky, John II. Sillora and Lieut.. Colonel
J. ]. Odell, Of the goth Tennet see, Col. A. n.
Alternately, of the SD Tennessee, and Lieut..
Col. y. Overton, of the Forest Cavalry.
General Buckner is confined alone in A room
IN the United States Court House building.
There are In this city, Lafayette and Tcrre
Haute, nearly 5000 prisoners
The official list of killed and wounded in the
Indiana Regiments at Donelson is q follows =
lth Regiment, killed and 20 wounded oath
Regt, 10 killed and 100 wounded. Slst Rept
wounded; 44th Regt, wounded; b2d ReSt
killed and 60 wounded.
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CurnherlamA Can Taxa
Great Fire In Rosson..Gaie. &c.

LoUIsvnIf, Feb. 22.--Cumberland Gap and
Russell Mills, KY, are in possession Of Federal
troops. tss
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Steamer RufneA.

-. Steamer Bufned.
CLRAvELAND, Feb. 2l.-The steamer North
Star burned at her wharf last night Loss
about $76, 600, insured for one-third.
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UNCuRRENT money
Of all kinds taken at the highest rates.
.STRAY NOTICE.

T. ia NoiioH'
Taken up February 10th, 1859, BY Geo. p. Chipusn.
At hs residence In Aususta township Des MONIES county
Iowa the following: One brown Mare branded With stt
. on the len shoulder and an the len thsh WITH
white stripe on her forehead tn fore fsst WITH eome
Ehe, also The right hind foot white euppoeed 10 b
three years old next spring. IlZ- - - -
Appraised at Thirty i've Dollars BY J. B. Lsshsr r. p
untefkrehfr and A. G. WALL the 10th DAY Of Februa
~, 1862, before D. 8. Carter J. r.
Fled February 18th. 1862. JOHN LAHEI. CLERK.
teb2l-wem ByJ. w, HKIaHY Deputr
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-
a. Louu. Feb. aS.-rwo old and rsspsctabls
citisens Of Sc. Louis returned here this morning
from The Southern Uonfederacy. where thsy nad
iDeen 20 attend 70 soms business They fouad It
dif,cult 70 get back - well - 20 80 there. Taey
lelt Neuphla On Tuesday. the 18th inst, thread.
Cd their devious way 70 New Madrid, CROSSED
into Kentucky and concluded their passage on
ST. Louis and Cairo packet On the day they
left Memphis the Tennessee Legislature arrived,
having adjourned 70 that placs from Nashville.
They we're 70 convene on the following day TO
discuss the important question, what shall We
do considering the circumstapces :.
One thousand persons arrived from Nashville
on the same day
The gold and silver, or all that could be got
at, had been moved to Nsmphis from Nashviile
n pauIc Of colossal dimensions had seized the
rebels, which was = great consolation to tine
loyal citizsnA IS
state and Confederate scrip was OF NO value
whatever at New Madrid. There were there
only 5000 troops, including two Arkansas regt
ments under Col Hunter. kafthworks had
been thrown up about . mile and halt below
New Madrid, near Dr.. Maritime.
/ Jeff. Thompson was At New Madrid, but held
no command.
When near Columbus the two gentlemen
learned that there we're eight or nine large boats
there, supposed TO be for the purpose of carry.
ing the Columbus troops south on the order for
90 doing being be issued.
Included In the list Of boats were the John
Simonds, II. R. W. Hill, Magnolia, Vicksturg,
Charmer and Do Soto.
The following 10 special received this morn.
ing from Cairo.
Nashville has been occupied by the Federal
forces under Gen. Buell.. They coached there
and took possession of the town. Without oppo-
sition four days ago. Floyd fed previously,
burning both railroad bridges across the Cum.
berland river. s46
The Governor of Tennessee is endeavoring to
save his State. and the report is confirmed that
he has ordered oil his troops to return to their
homes and lay down their arms.
The Tennessee Legislature Ia. called together
for next Monday.
There il no opposition offered anywhere on
the Cumberland to the Union movements. The
people say they are willing to take the oath Of
allegiance.
White flags are reported to be flying in Mem
phis
DRHnR Arm N1nrGTu.r.nG1nEE AGAIN
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| FSTRAYo NOTICE.
- Taken up Novembe, 20th, 1861, by Nh hazel Ram
county lows, the followng-a stag red snd whts s.s
~ sne white under the belly white stripe On he
ngn' PIP. 40 ear msrks Supposed to be or 10 YEAR,
Msrtn on the 4th day Of Decsmbes 1851 besor, a sr
ter.J. p. Filed Dec. 18th, 1851. - ~
aecNWame ByJ. W. HsIs.r. Den
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Nv..'S III snis very city belonging to the rebels
which ought to be attended o.
On motion Of Mr.. DOOLITTLE the bin wa
order s.Fs'ss- 80. = y 'Ps $3.50
Mr.. TRUABCLL moved to take M the Hill
Tor the confse,tion Of the property Of rebels
Housr.-Mr ROSCOE CoNKLIN, of New
York, Altered the following.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives, That the thanks Of Congress are
due and are hereby presented to Mai. Generals
haiiccE and Grant for planning the recent
movements within their respective divisions,
10 both these Generals as well as to the officers
ana men under their command, for achieving
.ne glorious victories in which these movements
resulted.
Mr.. CONKLING, said that he merely asked
that the resolution shouldlie over for the pres
emit. afs
After some discussion Mr.. Coz moved that
i % referred to the :Osunittee on Military At
% motion Of NJ. MALLORY, the committee
on the Judiciary were instructed to INQUIRE INTO
the propriety Of ysstipg tho q y. Commissioners
with power 10 Issue writs of habeas cornns ana
held persons to bail for good behavior, and IN
sioners.
Mr.. VAN WICK introduced bill to tax the
salaries Of public officers Il was referred to
the committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. 1ENTON introduced bill relating to
Claims for losses and destruction of property BY
the troops Of the United States, during the pre-.
sent rebellion.
1r. BLAIR, Of Missouri, called MP the Senate
blu 70 reduce the number Of Cavalry regiments.
He said In explanation, that the number Of such
regimenfs were %, the organization Of some Of
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Important 10 Fe I'M ales.

one department 81 olf nspenssry Is specially devoted
20 the trcatneni u tho Diseases of Feal.s such A.
ccrrhsa or 'whtes Irregular. Painful and Suppressed
henstfaaion Nervous an General Dvhity. Diseases q
the Womb Rarrtnress Ac
Consult afiols snt - nafious fr-e of charge
Also. Zoe sale. DIR pEWEFS'S REGI1AToR Pills
For Female Obstruction. Irregularities &c Married Ia
dies In certain situations should no u.@ th.rn 4. thev
would miscarriage. price 81 pr and NAV be
sent hy mail.
nR GALES'S PRENENfiNF-An invaluable ar.irl.
for those wishing limit the number of their prng or
the who desire children, warranted uiure
tho health and will last foT lifetime % any address
under seal on receipt ~ the price-TWO DOLLARS
PATIENTS At 4 DISTANCE-By sending a brief state
u fheir symptom viii receive Blank Char cstau-
ng lsi ofquesons our terms for The course ofeaiment
Ac Nedcincs any part u the country any
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AT transactions private aud confidential Remember
The and number.
Dsrcc; al lrffsrsto
GAIEN'S HTAp nlsPENSARY.
"rfla-dAr louisville ~.
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remaes nurses }O cents per day and one IA
ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 500 per annum. and IS
cents per day when actually on duty
Chaplain in volunteers Sl46 50.
In addition 70 the pay as above stated, one ra-
ton per day and abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarter.
fuel and medical attendance are always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. Ifa soldier should become disabled
in the line of bis duties, the law provides for m
a pension, or he may, If he prefer il. obtain ad-
mission into the Military Asylum, which will
afford him comfortable home 30 long as he may
wish To receive it, benefits
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additional 81 month 10 be paid du.
ring service, the 800 bounty at the end of the
war, which has already been provided for. and
the quarter section OF land that Congress will
provide for at IT. coming session. The bounty
and land apply 70 officers and privstes alike.
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ESTABLISHMENT.

VOsEPH HARRIS WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
NOUNCF TO his friends that he may still be found
his old stand No South Illinois street Indianapolis
Indiana where he is prepared TO renovate old clothing
look as well as new, short notice and reasonable
terms.
Also particular attention paid TO fine Drawing and
Dyeing. New and Secondhand Clothing bought and
sold. Billiard table cloths fine drawn.
" B.-Ths Is the oldest establishment in the city, hsv
ing been established since 1852. Orders from the
try promptly attended TO. jan22 go dly
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
L DIANA, S.
WHEREAS libel of information hath been fled in the
District Court Of the United within and for the Seventh
Circuit and District Of Indiana the 4th day Of Decem
Der, 1851, by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the
United States for said District Of Indiana against three
boxes Of merchandise and two bales Of merchandise
seized Evansville, for violation of the laws of the
United States, the said goods aud merchandise being
coniTaband ofwa and praying against said goods
and that the may he condemned and sold articles
contraband Of war.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the montiOn under the
seal of said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
goods or any part thereof or IN any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before the said District
Court of the United States, to be held the city of In
dianapol in and for the District Of Indiana the 10Th
day Of December next at ten o'clock Of the forenoon
Of hat day, then and there inerpose their claims and
TO make their allegations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, L. S. MssShal,
Per LEWIS JORDAN Deputy.
JoHS VI. RIA Clerk.
Dated December ;, 1861. dec6-dl5t
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STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
I DIANA, SIS:
WHEKEAs, \ libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 10th day
Of November, 1851 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney for
the United States for said District of Indiana four
mules seized Evansville for violation IF the laws Of
the United States the said goods and merch ande being
eontaband Of war, and praying process against said
goods and that the same be condemned and sold
articles contraband OF war.
Now therefore in pursuance of the monton under the
seal Of said Court me directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice To all persons claiming said
goods, any part thereof any interested
hren, that they be and appear before the said the Dis
rci Court q the United States be held al the city Of
indianapolis in and for the District of Indiana the 9th
day of December nsxt, 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of that day. then and there 70 ntepose their claims and
make their allegations in tha; behalf.
u. &. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Per LAWS JORDAN, Deputy.
ions II. RKA Clerk
Dated November II. 1861. nov22-dl5t