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, 1862-06-28
Including a large stock of
WINES AND LIQUORS:

Bourbon and Monongahela Whisky, Hermitage and
Hollis Whisky, Scotch and Irish Whisky, Old Peach
and Apple Brandy, Old Port and Madeira Wine Car-
ct and Hook Wine, California and Sautum Wine, Ba-
ker's and Hosteter's Bitters.
, 1862-06-28

An assortment of SYRUPS and a fine lot of
CASE GOODS pertaining to this line.
, 1862-06-28

HUNTERS PRoCLAMAIoN.-Itis is a notable fact
that the only paper either in Washington or Ore
gon that has endorsed this ridiculous proclama-
ton is the Standard, publishedst Olympia. The
President repudiates the thing, and is supported
by all reasonable men in the country If the
Doctor don't look out he will forfeit bis claim to
being the bosom friend of the President"
, 1862-06-28

DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-We are requested by
the Auditor to state that the office of District At
4orney for the First Judicial District is to be filed
at the election in July. 1t was omitted in the
notices of the election
, 1862-06-28

RECEIPT OF POWDER RIVER DUsT.-The mer-
chants of this city are daily receiving gold dust
from Powder river in exchange for supplies. We
are informed by Mr.. E. L. James, of Wells, F ar
go & Co.'S Express, that he has received seventy
two ounces within the past few days The ma
joriy Of what in, however, is disposed of at
the stores. A few days ago. Messrs. Kyger &
Reese received $64O of this dust in one days
trade
, 1862-06-28

New GOLD DIsCOyERY.-On Wednesday last
a company of men came to this city to purchase
supplies, and reported that they had discovered
diggings on the head-waters of either John Day
or Crooked river-they we're not certain which
and found prospects as high as $3.50 to the pan
They were abundantly satisfied with the pros
poets, and returned Immediately.
, 1862-06-28

SALMON RIVER DUsT.-Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
express brought out three hundred and fifty
pounds of dust from Florence last week, under
guard of ten men. Those having the dust in
charge report that there was much more ready
to come down, but they had not the facilities for
bringing it.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
stand of arms, It's tents and ammunition-al

stand OF arms, its tents and ammunition-al ..r. ~
conditionally ours. o ~
Wild were the cheers, loud the saut 60 from, ,bs
feet and from Taylors batteries, when o s,ors ana
Stripes, the glorious old lag flung ny ,ha hraasa
upon the ramparts Of Fort Donelson. " ~
cannot give yon tho sights or the hoc,don,. Won
imagine them Neither have ,r,a q" tan NJ ,ha
appearance OF the rebels IN their o,oraS shahh
cothesther bedquts, pieces Of q c,,otSna c,varids
sScking-but there they were gloon a. dancas, hnn,
bled, apprehensive for the asnro. and vet
think that many Of them wore not sorry
that there to be N ,moro cah,;no
maio myself at home ncooS Them isikea
WIN ,nen uara h had snsas AZ indignant utterances
regiments the Thirty sixth, IfA;e,h and Ff vrs, end
a host Of straggsrs-ohce A. many of tben,-who d,d
n0s hesitate 70 uesoIs o mon in The hour OF adver.
shy. lhey weutaMa! nidnight after angry alter
estion, ~ w's inu' ,e' bya secession officer between
Piiow toyu anu pohn n lam also informed that about
nvs thonsano mped the boats being loaded to
the gnaras uisiana cavalry escaped on their
horses along .no ,be' ere Bot tho great bulk OF army
sours. rh'esn NV Hsand prisoners What shall do
with themS Wen kss indeed drawn elephant.
hut must cose The prisoners are being put board
the steamers, Nv learn that probably you will have
cbance " seseo Ereof them in Chicago.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
-14tb Mts
I'D Ky,
Steep fS-pt
Steep sE-nt


The Second Kentucky koid tho centre. Colonel Heal
Tennessee regiment thsrebe right, and the Fourseent
Mississippi the left fak. The Kentocpy regiment y.v,l
enc OF the largest best 'discipfned avid drilled the
vebcl army.
Colonel Iauman cssss tho Second Iowa 1.-THE honor Of
,oading tnc charge. Vaey mov-d the npeadow,
through little beasof woods, came To the bsse of te
hill, ard met tho toaden rain. Bnt they paused not
rnomcr Then they encountered the fallen trees bat,
insteas Of being Hsheartered, they seemed 10 feel
new life aud energy wnhept firing a shot, without
nnciIng inomsnt or faltering their ranks were
thinned, they rssDd mp the hh regardless OF tho lire
In ron or ON tieir flank, umpc upon the ra pits and
drove tho rebels dOvn tho eastern slope T.v .scs psd
into, their inner no oc defenoes. Colonel Lanmas did
poured deay Gre upon the fos in force with fonr
cannon bchind the works.
Then for ten mhutes tbe Gre was exceed ney severe
visited the gpot Sunday afternoon, aud found Tho
ground thinlwh bullets arcd by the rebels Tho trees
were scArred but bore evidence their limbs that The
aim the sSes had been much too high. Coone! fau
called mis- back 10 their rifle pits and thorc
thcy lay dewn upon their arms holding the position
shroughfbe night, ready with the first fash of dawn 70
make breach In the line beyond.
oh, the Wild charge they niadel
Honor tho La,iman brigade
deem perfectly admissible TO alter Tennyson in
mixing th-arisf note of brilliant achievement rven
syfour hours after the fight visited the spot and
ten Of tbs brave whssc lives had been given
their country lying upon the slope In front of the
pits Behind the pte were several q the enemy. WIN
There were numerous pools sf blood upon the @
fhe HILL whore the wounded had faen h who had bees
taken 10 che hospitals.
Colonel Iaurasin was apprie< during tire night that
tke rebels were about surrender negro who had
escaped 70 his lines. socn after daylight an Officer
from General Bucicr to General cram urgposing go
sation Of s,iics and the appointment Of commission
ss As the telegraph has given you the
that followed, need not insert IL.
The victory was won, and Fort Donelsop vas ours
with Its seventeen heavy size guns itg forty eight delf
pieces, It's ieen thousatd soldiers its teniy thousand
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

nulied and Tennessee officers aud citizens declare that the
State wiH soon Be bdck in Lhe Union.
REBEL ACCOUNT.
The Richmond papers contain the following des
patch
AUGUSTA, Feb Is, 1862.
Professor Paul. OF Eve, arrived here tonight from
Nashville. lie says that Fort Doneson fell Sunday
morning. and that General Johnston had teegaphed to
the enemy aud offered TO surrender Nashce oondiion
that private property ooud Be respected No answer was
received; but the majority OF the citizens seemed will
ing to give up these conditions.
large number Of persons had left the city. Thirteen
thousand federal troops stationed at Fort Donelson
and two thousand were at Clarksvile.
The riuer rising, that the ginboats Of the enemy
could reach NcshriHe. large amount Of government
stores will fall into the hands OF the enemy Most Of tho
rolling stock will probably be saved.
The Norfolk Day Boak OF Wednesday, after quoting
from the Northern press dispatches Of Sunday, thinks
that than probable Fort Donclson has fallen.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
Captain Manniug's.
OUR MAP OE THE I0CAIIrY

THE F0Rr-POsIrioN OF THE oUNBoATs AND UNION
TROOPS DURING THE FIRST DAYS ACTION Ac
IN addition W other maps and diagrams which we
have at various tunes given Of tho ncghborhood Of the
recent victory. we now present copy Of sketch taken
on the spot o the position Of the troops and gunboas
on the nrst day Of tho contest. together with diagram
Of the fort and explanatory references in connection
herewith The tort was extensive earthwork with
anumoer OF basons, the northern battery fA) being
water battery commanded by another, much higher on
the rock, and called the Bluff Battery (). Inside the
fort was large encampmcnt Of rebel troops
with stbcir headquarters in the centre (s,. win
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
TyfE REBEL GARRISON.
'KE. b. R. JeHNsoN's DIVISION.

~
General Biilands Brigade.
- To nfssseo regiment, Colonel BiliaDd.
- mississippi regiment, Colonel Reynolds.
First mississippi regiment Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton
, General Dovi,isoa's Brigade
IScvr nth Tcxas regiment Coonel Gregg
EisAth Keetucky regiment Leutepant Colonel Lyons.
TErd Mississippi regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Wells.
GeJl,rdt brakes Brigade.
Twentieth Mississippi regiment, Colonel Etty.
Mississippi Battalion, Aajor 6arven.
- -Arkansas regiment, Colonel Gee.
- Tennessee regiment, Colonel Browder.
Fourth Mississippi regiment, Colonel cake.
DIVISION.
- Tennessee regiment, Colonel Head.
Fifty third Tennessee regiment. Colonel workes
- Mississippi regiment, Colonel Hughes.
--- Tennessee regiment, Colonel Abernethy.
--Tennefsee regiment, Colonel Quarles.
Tn.h Tennessee regiment coonel Heman.
Thirty sixth Virginia regiment.
Fifty first Virginia regiment.
Fift,eth Virginia regiment.
Fifty sixth Virginia regiment.
-- Mississippi regiment, Colonel Cook.
Third Tennessee regiment, Colonel Beamer.
Infantry battalion, Major Doss.
- regiment, Colonel Palmer.
Second Kentucky regiment Colonel Hausa
- Tennessee regiment Colonel Sugg.
regiment, Colonel Ferguson.
- Tennessee regiment Colonel Bailey.
Alabama Infantry battalion, Major Cowies
Tennessee Cavalry battalion, Colonel Grants.
Louisiana Cavalry battalion, Colonel Forrest
Batteries Of Artillery.
Captain Portsrs. Captain Ross's.
Captain GrOver's captain Cury's.
Captain Green's,
Captain French's. Captain Mannuc'a
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
IMPuk AMI tkUM IENNE0SEes
->>>e->>~~-~~>>>~>~-,~~~->>>O>
The Capture Of Clarksville, with
Twenty Days Supplies.
Opening the Cumberland to
the Capital Of Tennessee.
Astonishing Development Of Union
Feeling.
--o-~~.>>~>-~~-~S>~--
Offer to Surrender Nashville to the
Federal Troops.
Call for q Meeting Of the Legislature by
Governor Harris.
.-O~~.~~o~>s>~-~~>--~~~~~
Tennessee to be Restored to the Union
by Her Own Act,
&C., &C.. 20.
Offer to Surrender Nashville to the
Federal Troops.
Call for q Meeting Of the Legislature by
Governor Harris.
Tennessee to be Restored to the Unior
by Her Own Act,

UNION ACCOUNTS.
sr. Loup, Feb. 20, 1862.
To MAJOR GENERAL MoClmLAN:-
Carksville is taken, with supplies enough for army
for twenty days. Tho place is occupied by Gensrai
Smiths division. H. W. HAII.ECK,
Major General Commanding.
sr. LOUIS, Feb. q, 1862.
Specials dispatches from Cairo 10 the Republican a~d
Democrat say that Tuesday rebel regiments, from
Carhsve, came TO Fort Bonsson, and gavo themselves
up saying they had been deceived and tired Of
nehting against the old nag.
II 10 declared that strong objections win be raised by
the Tennesseans against the Bowling force Offering
battle at Nashville.
The Provost Marshal at Clarksvie has sent word 70
General Grant TO come up and occupy the once
The officers Of the gunpoas lying herc represent
the Union ing very strong The people state that
they had been made to believe that the Union army
entirely composed aud negroes for abolition
purposes but that they II is not, they are
anxious 10 return their allegiance Preminens citizens
say tina, similar feeling will prevail in the whole State
in week.
Governor Harrl has called ned Of the Legislature
nt Monday, for tae purpose, is affirmed, Of hdco on
nt Unconstitutional ais passed BY n.m immedisssly
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

two other camps outside the walls, Floyds
camp (F) being on the fort side or the river'
and the other (C) the opposite sde Az the fort was
much higher, except in instance, than all the sur
rounding neighborhood, 1t commanded the camps and
gave the troops the protection OF their guns To prevent
the said high ground-which commanded the fort-from
being used by Union forces, and also TO have place
retreat to if driven by the Union gunboas from the
FORT the rebels had made rife pits there, which in tho
Of the action captured from them BY the
Union troops and turned against them.
By referring correspondents account Of the gun
boat action and looking at plan it will bo perceived
that the four iron gunboats numbered 2, g. ~ occu
pied line the river in the bend. with their bows
facing battery From these vessels shower Of shot
and shell poured forth upon tho rebel works, which
replied to with effect from tho fort The Conestoga
and Tyler (Sos and o., not being iron plated, were
stationed distance further down the Cumberland,
but yet enough to Join in the hght The transports
landed their troops st further down the river and they
{Cook brgade), with volunteer officers, who left
the gunboats after they had fallen back marching by the
river road gained the position the heights TO the north
Of the FORT while the aids moved onward towards
the headquarters. Smiths and Wallaces divi-
sions invested the west side, with Woodss and
Thayer's brgades in tho ADVANCE the former
brigade being in the timber along the road TO Golden
Pond, and the latter the buf On this side OF the
works General Grants Headquarters On the SOUTH
ern side Of the Fort Henry stationed Mccler
nand division, with Captain Dressers battery (D) COM
manding the upper part Of tho river. II will thus bc
seen that only tho fort completely invested by
the Union troops all chance Of their being reinforced,
either with supplies entirely cut or unless
defeat Of the Union troops should take place by either
q sortie from tho fort overwhelming advance upon
scme Of their camps from the country in their reatho
latter very unlikely to occur pckes were stationed
for miles along all the roads leading TO the point Of At
tack. Notwithstanding the strength Of the work. and
the abas thar thrown down to obsruct the march
Of Union forces General Grant arranged his forces
completely surround tho enemy take possession Of
,hcr high ground and compelled them TO accept terms
Of unconditional surrender.
Tho following the names Of the raneports alluded
10 In tho map and In the above account
White Cloud, Diamond.
B. J. Adams, d. y. fntt,
Baltic, Minnehaha,
". H. Fairchih, Hazel Dell,
Lebanon, Universe,
Gladiator, Bell Memphis,
T. l.. McGil, Fanny Buitt
Tiprcss. Stephen Decatur.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
Intercsting from Ncntnoky.

COLUMBUS NOT EvACuArKD--THE REPORTED ARrrysr
or oKN. BucKNEs FOR TREASON.
,u ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 81, 1852
A Union scout, who WIS in Columbus Tuesday night,
reports that no preparations being made for the
evacuation of that place. Fourteen steamers with stemn
up Gt tho wharf. salute fred indicating the
arrival OF general aud renforcemerts from the SOUTH
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. q, 1862
Tho Journal nisinlormcd with regard TO the capeas
reported issued Judge Catron fer tho arrest OF General
Beer He Ia indcr indictment, but II is not probable
that tho civil nti critics viii demand him from the mill
tary authorities
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
The Fort Donelson Prisoners.

twenty-five hqndred of the Fort Donelson prisoners
arrived here this morning More expected TO- NOR
row
81. LouIs, Feb 81, 1852.
Nearly all the Fort Donelson prisoners have reached
here and being rapidly forwarded TO their dcstna
tion.
General puckncr Ia expected tonight. II IL understood
that the officers VIII be sent 10 Columbus, Ohio.
General Buckner and General johnson st at rcrt
Doneson.
General Coium has sixty nurses and ter surgeons
10 attend 10 The wounded oil Mound CITY.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
ANOTHER SPLENDID AFFAIR.
--~.,~~.~.~~.>y~~~--oN~~~~>
Defeat of Price at Sugar
Creek Crossing.
CAPTURE OF BENT ONvILLE.
>>y0~>~>~y>,S~~~~~-,--~~~O~
More Rebels and Munitions of
War Captured,
As- &C., &c.
CAPTURE OF BENTONvILLE

HEADQUARTERS, 81. Lorr, Feb 20, 1862.
To MAJoR GENERAL McCIxlAS'-
Price, being reinforced by McCuloch's command,
made stand at Sugar Creek (wc crossed into Arkansas
on the lsth) and defeated sor short engagement
and again fed Many rebel prisoners were taken, and
the arms which Prices mon threw away their fight.
II. W. HALLECK, Major General Commanding.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
Canrure OF nentonvilIe by aen. Curtin.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. q, 1862.
General Hallcck to-day tcegraphed General McCei
Ian that General Curtis has taken Bontonvs Ark with
aoonsidcrable quantity Of baggage, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

ee the iron or form connection that coald possibly pre-
cent continuous salvan Current between the two metals
t current is facilitated by the aid used IN dSesng The Iron
ofrs oxide scale which is not entirely driven oil by heat in
he poeers Of coapg Hence al the elements Of galvanic
battery remain IN the finished work and consequently The
tersci.y Of the iron /. iniuriousy affected
The iron covered by per contra copper coating process
Ia entirely different The surface Of the iron eanted by
acid then galvanized with copper, and plunged into fluid
copper high heat and the acid driven off in volatile
form The surface Of the iron being minerazed 10 facilitate
surface fusion, the consequence Is perfect molecular
union Of the two metals the iron being only partially fused
but the copper brought 70 It's hshes, ss.e Of uidy and
like free carbon in STEEL Is ud than the iron and
pies its empty spaces between It's molecules consequently
increases the tenacy and excludes the possibility OF cur
rent Of electricity.
For positive proof Of the Durability Of iron covered with
copper reference DO bad to specimens described by MIR
Lsyard aud in the Museum London taken iToIi Tie
Babylon end Eineveh thai have been exposed 10 the
damp gaes Of decaying of matter for Thousands o.
yeas and yet perfect state Of pTeervsioD See Ap
pendix page CO. note 3, Of Lsyards Discoveries.
In order - test the merits Of the two articles raiyonizsd
and copper spikes viii propose TO Mr. LeGers TO have
dozen Of each tested by three competent judges by severe
trials Of diving lrewns heating boo5ing and twisting or
condition Tia. $40 be presented to Of tie Soldiers Hos
pi,as BY ae party whose spikes pTorouuced the most IN
fricr. T.. MILLS,
General Agent, No. 1898 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

.nc.d from the premium received during The quoreF and
the tax to the RIM %y not Spp to money
20 efuudsd on which the tax TO the "oFeiAMeht hH1 no'
have been previously peid c., +, .or,o
~ orey 10 the Insured upon expiring or expired poAeie
are sobiec 10 tsx of per cent under Section q a.
TIE AGENTS. Of Insurance Compsiles loea'eu ".If
rri ,s are not IN consequence OF such seeleS, ON
merca Brokers, nor do they Ieai 70 Soc rs
law. FoIeien egents are taxable uneef zee o'
In REGARD TO STAMPS uros lslRUMES|S-ln
stamping plom.soy notes or other FTca ,v Yl ~
more of smaller denomination may % used ~ hn9eis
sufficient to amount to the snm o. .ne q, ,o Kind
Of instrument TO which the stamps are appllen -.
CRnTIPrcATEsA stamp will be required ror eV.y sea If
Rcae which has may have legal value ~ sy cou' VI
Cetfcae. warrants orders and drafts By one state orr
cor mon another Tor the purpose Of carrying on The Internal
bss Of tie Government sre not subject 20 stamp tax
Tbe same rule applies the certificate, orders &e oil
Comfy CITY and town Officers
transmit ed by Telegraph ard Rairoad Companies
over thor wires their own business Tor "hyh 'HeJ
receive pay, are not taxable - Cow,
spsioy or THB XXXyIITn CosGREss, CHAPTER Ioo'
sEcrIoN %. AFPRoyFD JuLT 10 ltbI h@LATsS TO nn
vfors TO JAN /. i86a---SEcrI0T o. ind D. tHfmef
enacted That the g5th section OF the Get entitled AN ae
ftol nav Interest the public debit approved July I6oz
be 80 amended that no instrument document or pfpe'
made signed issued 70 tho lot day oil January oo
without being duly stamped having thereon an aahe.Fe
stomp 10 the ouiy Imposed thereon tA5 ioI ,t
that no in.frunent document paper shall be admitted Or
used as evidence n any court until the same sli nave Det
duly stamped until tho holder thereof shall Poeg
40 ssti.sction Of the court tina, Dc paid 10 the col
ector or uty collector Of the 0sc. within Wcl sIl
court nay be held the Of IS io the use Of tue Deo
States.
Is REFEREScE TO HEARISG OF APprAL9 by AS
Asse.sors are not 10 give fifteen days 10 elch
crrrtv but only time ritcr me expiration 81 the no
. a1 NAY Do necessary. Quite scy DAY or Two nay SUI
Zee as in come counties there may te ap2ea le hear
log win be summary and brief Counsel should not be allowed
la ordinary cafes to argue matters % Ter 9Th
Is REFERENCE TO PRODUCE DEALERs.-Persons
buylnr produce butter eggs &C., and oardng me same 70
boe.e or commission mefchents. % be sold b. them ere
not subject to license cousequcuce al fuch Daynsi
Jr0ri 81 they buy themselves But they bay Tor 0-ncIs
.ev axe liable 10 tie license. Commercial Drokers
HrrsHpYMrv AND TnTE DKALRRs.--Nuffcr3 men are re
qud 10 aXe out licenses wh0e-ae or rcta deaefsi a.
~ n.f NAV be-; md treo dealers, who by 90 eel 1gaJn u
hey ned their trees uua take out licenses as ed4ef ana
al.0 as dealers, II they have places OF business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
Coppesing ~. CmIyanixiug.

10 nf JdnerI The ~. J. JrJrHe
SIR: The article In IHE IRBvSg II the l4fh
mead CopPering Iron" having ELECTED reply on - 18Th
Dom BIT c. Leaerts feel ICED to reqnest az is,eoy
my answer fl order that the two Isocosses Of galyong
s.' sPPeins iron may be faly understood aad peeled
eosisuS mat AN not The inventor oftbe coDreug process
s'' .A' sens Of the Company tibet Low ycsess AID ee
working the patent
1hs process Of b'nzns iron with copper ar i ,cys &
Hs'i'' aas'eAi from the ploeess called salys,izisy 4,
s''"'; Osy'nAei non - only precipitation Of zinc upon
- '"''s'f ~ bsH usss2Die.y Tls slus eaalot 1e.