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, 1862-01-29

Beaqre&ard gone to Columbus, KY,
to Force u Rattic--More Prisoners
Exchanged--Arriyal Of Wisconsin,
Batteries.
Fl. Monroe, Jan. 27.-The Pensacola left
this afternoon for Fey West, Pensacola, and
Ship Island. She will report to the Con1mo.
dorc Of the fleet in the Gulf Of Mexico
The Baltimore boat brought down this
morning the I'd and 4th batteries from Wis.
consin They will remain ut Fortress Monroe
for the present.
Il flag Of truce was sent out this afternoon
to meet the rebel steamer selden, and brought
back, among the relc:,scd prisoners, Lieut..
Parks, 4tl, Michigan; Dr.. YIN. B. Fletcher,
9Th Indiana; Lieut.. W1n. Booth, :,d Wi=con
sin, and Lieut.. Hooper, 1st California.
We find the following in Southern papers
To-day's Rieh1nond Dispatch has rciiahlc
authority for making the statement that 'Gen.
Bcauregara takes command Of the army 1T
Columbus, ky., and Gen. Gustayus ". Smith
succeeds him in tue position he has so long
and SO successfully occupied At Columbus,
We understand flat Gen. Bcaurrgard is su5or.
dinate to no one except Gen. ~ Sidney John
ston. This change goes into effect without
duluy.'
, 1862-01-29

The shipments East during the pas.
week ::1nount 10 77,l45 Live and 1904
urcssc''-tll:,s leaving upwards Of 1900
H. the packers.
Tic total receipts since October last OF
live and dressed Hogs, amount to 5322, $50
&: which 155.432 hare been shipped East
which would leave to be packed and used
l., tic city, 81, ,oeo hogs. There are prob
ally about 10000 hogs stored in the city
E:cu:-$o tit seasons packing is estimated
al $4,000 to $4,000. The packing Of the
titire season Of lS60-G1 amounted to a31,-
GOO. The probability is that We Will beat
Cincinnati this year i'll packing. We have
already outstrirpcd her in receipts.
, 1862-01-29

Col G"rtcid, who routed Humphrey Mar
Stalls motley crowd week or two sincr. has
Established himself at Paintsyillc on The Biz.
Sa:.dy, Aa.il,g found it inconyenieut to move
IL 10 P-estonburg on account Of the great d;f:
1::ru!ty of procuring forage in that wild noun
1:i:. ceuntry. He will therefore winter where
II now is, and keep watch upon tho rebels
v::o arr ral]ying at Pound Gap, on tle Nr-
=:nla 'i:e. ready TO make future incursions
Tito Eastern Kentucky. Humphrey Marshall
= It command al Pound Gap. Col Garacld
Las Issued proclamation to tae people, con-
,usis': thcsn 10 be quiet and there is no
Misunderstanding ~ or shooting Of pickles. The
l'-tcs u!ii.- Garfield are as follows:
50 OHIO Ecgiment-Col. John A. Garfield.
q'1h 90 do COL Jonathan CteanQr,
l4'h k''.;Icl: Regimen:-Col. Corcoran.
70 utt do Col D. " Lindsay.
Two cs'apalies uf Ohio cavalry
, 1862-01-29

Tic Storm last evening interrupted tc1c-
-l;rhi, communication to the extent Of an
almost stou1l'le:c embargo. Our news, this
morning, will, however, tc found full Of i'll
ttrcs, and frcsl enough 10 take the place
of I.ust If ;ha. wki:h sho.,1d have come
Cyc- ills wires
, 1862-01-29

The Col. Allen, whose drowning is mcn-
toned in the dispatch, is Joseph r. Allen Of
Burlington, n. J. He was IS years Of age and
4 civil engineer by profession, The wrecked
vessels lad on board the following troops or
munitions, unless the original order of ein-
barkation was varied from:
Steamer Ne7r Iork-Gen. Foster and staff Of tire
LIST brigade. and the 18th Massachusetts, regiment.
1.-THE dispatch calls the wrecked vessel CITY OF
New York but we do not find any such il, -hc
llst.1
Steamer Lo"iIana-Had on board the 9Th New
Hampshire regiment. sho was on tho bar, and
woaid perhaps be got of.
Steamer Eastern QHts,t.-(>en. Parke aati ataF
OF the Sd brigade. aud the 4th Rhode Island reei.
utpt.
Box Ic'tllge"r. Hind portion Of the nth Con
uccticut regiment.
Steamer fpeaiontu7-T IL proba1,ly AZ error.
as it ~as the Peabody that carried the Rhode
leland battery, ninety Of whose ua sea arc report
ed lost.
Gr:t.ioet Gsa1;=shot-IEad no trooos On hoard
hut was classified aa foatfnZ, battery" Of three
heavy gins.
The Games Of two transport echooocrs lost are
not given in the report.
Itrli relieve the a1prchension5 Of friends
10 be as=utvd-as they arc in tic report-thas
there has ''con 40 loss Of lie heyooa that
, 1862-01-29

t0MM1TTEE OF NAYSAND MEANS.
Tii~ Is considered to be the most impor-
tant committee in Congress. 1t consists
tax following members:
T!.a;!t,'!7 s!c:c:s Of P=- {ChairEan:, Justin S.
l.hr:d = 4. si'au:dit:: Vi y y: Era::u= CornI,,:,
q y y, Valentine 3. Horton Of OHIO: JOHN =.
! S1-:.:tt'n Of r. J.: Samuel Hooper OF Aass.;
J:t'r:.te MAYNARD Of Tena.
il will l}e observed tll:t 10 member from
:::iy Nv:::lEcst Is i'll the committee, unless
7, T. Horton from Southeastern Ohio,
she.1.id 'c yecEuntl rs ono, which would
hardly 1t. correct, Ills feelings are more
with thc East than West John s Phelps
is iltnl the Southwestern corner Of Mis-
s',Gr!, n,,w in possession Of the rebels. He
has moi appeared in lis seat this session.
Maynard is from Knoxville, Tennessee.
TIE Eastern States have six members Of
lie committee, ard counting Horton, seven,
:nt; tic West none to represent its eight
millions Of population.
The Committee was l1ecAt6 in the inter-
81 Of PENNSYLVANIA high tariffs and New
En@l:l'ti hank expansions The ideas ot,
r":iticul economy, If this Committee, con
s>i~;s OF more tariff and more bank " fl
s:ii'!cs.'' First. high tariff to protect manu-
IA :''Fl,'s ae.'ins; foreign competition then
I.!c:"y It hank discounts to run the fac
.t.rits
Wln's. Bank imitation runs ur prices ;1ld
.':::.l~ II drain the gold ont Of the coun-
-. The cure is, more tariff Then another
*.''>',''f hanks, and 50 Oh alternately unit!
;i!t' csita!'lc crash s.omcs.
This Committee has just reported Il bill
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
IL ;ss2c one lln,lrel and fifty millions Of
Trcasr1y notes on top Of The issues Of 1907
expanding and suspended banks. and no
l''"'i>ls':s las h4n made fo- paying the ln-
:s:v:t # the Treasury nocs in coin, with
o:.l which they Will share the fate IF the
C.':i.. .Ds::t;tl currency and the French as
:>irna.s
Tsr I'.u.mittcc has tl,viscd one other
ss!n:ne i'r raising the wind, and that is, to
s.'s y ~,re;a! tax On TIT manufacture Of
- H>,s.!ris, s''nle fifteen or twenty times
il -::.er ;llan cn :i,iy Other species If prop
t::y Slth :; tax Us the Committee of
Nas :'li Means propose to levy would
i':;',Hr:l:: tlrcc-:s,'urths Of the entire press
1Ec Union. Raising revenue is b.1t the
!:-c;*yt :rr this oppressive imposition, The
1t;s! rr:.-.'li is blind hatred Of the press.
, 1862-01-29

mentioned; therefore it cannot be that any Of
the regiments in tile ll-fattd vessels have suf.
fered very much:
The troops landed at Hattcras-oo5tl. yfassa-
taken from vessels wrecked or grounded on
the bar. The telegraph is probably in error
in giving the former as the 9th 1[assachu-
setts.
Col, Hawkins's regiment, which is NEIL
toned as one to go along with the expedition,
is the 9Th New 9ork, Col Rush c. Hawkins.
which has been on guard at Hatteras for some
months. It viii be an agreeable change to
them.
, 1862-01-29

t3 The State of Ohio has department Of
public printing much after the plan Of that in
operation at Washington; and the net saving
in the Last two years las been nearly 80, 900,
or enough to run the concern for another
year On the balance Of appropriations already
made
, 1862-01-29

TIE e;e: jStatt* Lar;,:9, by their t'7sdne &C.
t.... oi&tisae. >,sss.y u al is 'elatiaas arita
Ge:*,:a~."t. II ,-p'tdia!ing our protection,
7i,t, CO.. ;, al! clziot on a.s Jor ;iy;;.i.*,
r~H tat;f =. .,:s;r, the United Stetts eethct .e
f,:77t t,n tithtf riM tae ,4tli'a,y o. cf1I aTa.
.fAe"' ts.'e.7ay .fEer"isN.-Prcsident L;ncol1
10 Lane sud Pon1trov-
, 1862-01-29

The ALBANY Legislators are already pre-
l'aring to amend the city charter Of New
York 20 as to givc tic Mayor {Opdykc) full
iower-he to appoint all heads Of departments,
and the aldermen to be elected Of the first and
SECOND highest candidates voted for.
, 1862-01-29

eE The Government has just discovered
that 1arge quantities Of cotton are now being
carried through Texas into Mexico and thence
to England and France. The San Antonio
tTcxls) St,ex says that cotton bales are passing
that city almost daily for Mexico.
, 1862-01-29

RASK1S's LAScERs.--TAc Canadians being
siftcd out Of Rankin's La1ccrs, and the pres
ence i'll the regiment Of a number Of American
ar1illerists having been ascertaincd, tile rank
and file have l,ecn mustered into au artillery
regiment
, 1862-01-29

20 The following, from boasting cditori-
ii in late Richmond paper, has an odd sound
at the present moment -" Let us turn for
moment to the west. Price, Polk, 1farxhaN
and zi1iec9er have whipped the cowalaly mer-
ccuaries at every pOi1tt''
, 1862-01-29

= Eev. Dr. Sparrow and Dr.. Packard, late
Of Tie Alexandria {EpiscoraD Seminary, are
now engaged in giving instruction to candi-
dates for the ministry, at Staunton, in Eastern
Virginia. The institution that is destined,
principally, to take the place Of the one for
merry at Alexandria: is tic Philadelphia Diyin.
FIR
, 1862-01-29

"a Col Garfield, the Kentucky hero, who
so signaily routed the Falstaffian Humphrey
Marshall, is known in the army as the tsPray-
ing Colonel and is almost a ttJohn Balfour
Of Burley' in lis rigid piety, yet higs,
couT3gc.
, 1862-01-29

cZ Til speech Of Thal. Stevens CT Psl.,
an tic WAY the war has been conducted
and how il ought 70 he conducted to bring
i: 10 speedy and victorious clcse, will be
fund el' the second page, II is short and
II :!le point, and will repay pcrusa1.
, 1862-01-29

e" The Frankfort lKy.) Y<.';,ean says the
negroes In that part Of the State north Of Tic
Federal linc*, arr putting on airs and making
themselves vcry fret and easy. They run oil
by thc scores, taking horses and wagons to
liclp them along, and in some places they
parade the streets onigh hts, singing and Shout
ing over tho lleliveElncc
, 1862-01-29

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1852.
Three Republican Senators, a1essrs. Cowa.,
Of Pa, Ten Eyck Of n. j. and Harris of n
T., Aampercd and constrained By their unfor-
tuuate record in the Committeeman, made
the best that can be made Of tue bad case of
Bright, today. They were overwhelmingly
will speak for expulsion on Monday, and LII
than. ;gainst it. It is still hoped that the
requisite tWo-thiFds vote will be secured, and
that the d;sloyal Senator will be expelled from
the seat to which his legal title was always
questionable, and which he has deliberately
forfeited. The following is a carefully cElssi-
lied analysis Of the probable vote:
, 1862-01-29
the blockade ofthe Potomac ,r,

last-W4en the blockade Of the Potomac Was
officially announced-thcaccumul Of YES
sells on tile lower part Of the river for Wash
ington was suddenly diverted to Baltimore bv
Government order, and that thisaccnmu1ation
embraced nearly 100 boats, some Of which we're
OF 500 tons capacity .and not only was this vast
accumulation promptly loaded and delivered
in Washington by the Railroad COMPANY, but
that all the current and continued business for
the Government, and for private partiea,- h7
rail as well as by water, in addition to the
large quantities furnished from our cit-, nave
all been taken down safely, promptly, and, lis
far as VIC have learned, in all respects et-
fectIyeiy, il must be admitted that the BaIti-
more and Ohio Road has achieved i new dis
tlnetion for the energy and success with which
It LAS conducted these extraordinary OpcEl-
tions.
In making all estimate OF these results, tic
relatively llrge troop and passenger move
mont between Washington and Baltimore, on
the same road. must not be overlooked This
had required, i'll addition to the freight busi-
ness, hye regular passenger trains per lay in
each direction, with from one to six extra
trains with passengers or troops and express
freight
The QuartcrnlastcT and tie other n1;1itlry
officers OF the Government are understood to
be greatly impressed with the yisor and thor
ougllness with which the Baltimore Il Ohio
Company has met the unprecedented requl:i-
tons made upon them, and by which the
road has so sl.snally disappointed the doubts
OF It's enemies and the fears Of its friends that
it would have been inadequate to the full sup
ply OF 1lc great armies at the scat Of Govern
ment
, 1862-01-29

= 1t is now said that the action Of Gen
Franlilin, in ezpelliug the Hutchinson family
from the Potomac camps, on account Of the
singing Of IN anti-slayery sony, was agreeable
to General Mcclellan, who ut once issued an
order forbidding them to sing any more within
his jurisdiction, The quiet on thu Potomac
has been somewhat disturbed By this a:fuir,
but it is now restored
, 1862-01-29
Gbr Gribumc.
THE WATCHuNRn

IT, purpose " this aeaf is 10 atcsci, 1o,oSgt
and G<>:ipV Tic 7tl~3;iv.s ttiey, aa<2 to G.ii,xt
tit eo'':t'r3 from tic slaayt ,leaoefa ly tiait-
s'i.'. -d'de'i'u, daring, courageous spirit a'td
2'tffF'' ->W on s}U otsa>'ss autl unttv erytyei..
efiS'o'te, dle t1psctel from tic army q tit cA:-
ia &9':s--Secrctary S:anton>s Late Order.
, 1862-01-29

e In Massachusetts the Antlrcw-B Butler
controversy wakes hotter and hotter. On
Thursday Coy. Andrew vetoed the bill which
has passed the Legislature, extending the State
AID to the families Of volunteers in Buffers IL
vision, Notwithstanding Lis Recommendation
Of such measure in lis annual message. The
veto message is Il long one, arguing the case
quite fully, and The Governor suggests that
Massachusetts, regiments which arc not full, It's
condition Of receiving State aid.
, 1862-01-29

Tie number Of the vessels in ten. Burn
sides command prccludcs the idea that they
arc to be used for one line of attack onlT, L
portion Of it can enter the Roanoke river aud
proceed to Weldon, one hundred and fifty
miles from its mouth, which, in consequence
Of the obstruction Of fall, is the limit to
steamboat navigation This town is repre-
sentrd i'll the lunp as at tho point where the
Roanoke river strikes the railroad. It is Il
point Of considerable strategic importance
-Four railroads meet there, VIZ: The WiluaIug-
ion and Weldon, the Seaboard and Roanoke,
the Castor and Raleigh and the Petersburg
road. The first Of the roads is one hundred
and sixty-two miles in length, and runs south
eastcrly to Wilmington, intersecting Colds
buro, on the Ncusc river. The second is
eighty miles lung, aud runs to Portsmouth,
Va The third is 1,inety-seyen miics long, and
runs northwcstcrly to the capital Of North
Carolina. The fourth is otherwise known as
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac, and Richmond and Petersburg railways "
By this route Richmond is one hundred and
ei<lty-sN miles from Weldon; Petersburg,
Va, is one hundred and slxty-four miles dis.
ta1,t: The importance Of the seizure and pos
session oil these railroad connections is most
t,t1
, 1862-01-29

q: Samuel Engler, Of St. Louis, m,y say
with Cassius, "The fault is not iu our stars,
hut in ourselves" Uc WAS the scrcsh recent
y nlulccd out Of eighty boxes Of star candles
10 support suffering Union families. He w;,s
a. first disposed to make light Of it, that be-
Ing the uslial process with caudles, but Gen.
Ianeek's order was all cStinguislcr. We
Lavc already told in q former issue What be-
came of Englcr, who attempted to rcnlevy.
Out brief candle
, 1862-01-29

E| a military rosd is being built from
Fraakfo1 to Somersct, Ky., by the brigade Of
Gsn. Wood. There is already military telc-
grsph to Somerset, but the press is not per-
nittcd TO use it for t,c transmission of nc@s.
, 1862-01-29

e Gen. George r. Davis, Q,artcrn,a=tcr,
VT, in making purchases for his State, when
ever the seller offers him commission as
purchaser, accepts it and passes it to the credit
Of tho State. Gov. Fairascks thought .,,e
ought to be displaced, but the Legislature
choose to retain him.
, 1862-01-29

Tlurlow Weed will return homo from
Europe il two,o or three weeks He has writ
ten his last public letter from abroad What
lie has done, on the other side Of the water,
docs not yet appear.
, 1862-01-29

E@ They are building another nondescripr
vessel ut New Orleans. Tic Bulletin COM
plains that tile rebel government has given no
encouragement to thc construction Of such
vessels As the iron ram Manassas. As the Mi
nassas has not dared to venture down the Mis-
sjssippi since Eer first attempt, they probably
can't see tie advantage Of building any more
such useless cOntriyances,
, 1862-01-29

- The New York Assembly has called for
an investigation into the do1ngs OF the State
Military Board, particularly the 'tshoddy con
tr:,ctsn with Brooks Brothers; and the Board
are in session at Albany, somewhat excited
about it.
, 1862-01-29

BUFFALO, Jan. 2S.--A fire last night entirely
destroyed st. James's Hall. Loss SEQ, 600;
insured. Also damaged st. Jame5's Hotel,
adjoining, on which there was some insurance.
Property owned by Messrs. Brisbane.
, 1862-01-29

re- 1t is said the Ohio Legislature will re-
peal tie law for the relief Of soldiers families,
passed at the last extra session, because it lEls
encouraged the men to squander their money
in camp, relying ulon public aud private
cl*raties for the support Of their families. II
a''y relief he given it will be i'll cases Of inl-
rcrativc need, and where the soldiers allotment
has been found insufficient.
, 1862-01-29

The chaplain Of tic Alainc Third Rcg-
nent, Rev. Henry G. Leonard, OH the Potomac,
was put under arrest fur reproving one Of the
officers Of the, regiment Tor profane swear
inr
, 1862-01-29

- a few more letters on the Trent air;,ir
are expected from other foreign Powers; t4c
whule correspondence will then be published
in neat volume, probably BY Special vote,
Including Senator Summers speech, and the
volume. it is supposed, will he tue most Ealua-
bic contribution on the subject Of Intcr1aa-
tional Maritime Law in existence
, 1862-01-29

Zebulon Brockway of Lyme, for many
years prominent III Connecticut politics and
"claracter' in the State Legislature, died last
wcrE
, 1862-01-29

- Ben. Wood has written novel entitled
s'Fort Lafayette; or, Love and Secession
The Hertsld compliments him OH the choice Of
nanlc, but thinks 'sLoye If Secession would
hare bccn better
, 1862-01-29

w The people On the North Carolina sea-
coast are busJ manufacturing salt, and the
Legislature has appropriated 100000 to be
used in bringing down tac pric: Of that in dis
pensahie commodity.
, 1862-01-29

H Hardee has made an addition TO ris
"Taeties" worth remembering By military
men out Of funds. The latest dispatches from
Louisville give this funny report from tho
rebel camp in Kentucky:
"General Hardee. second in COMMAND could not
par a colored woman employed or him, ard caye
her pass through the rebel linea as the orIy mans
hehod Of HQaidating her d@Eaad,"
, 1862-01-29

The Situation on the Upper Potomac
From the movements making by Generals
Lander md Rosccrans, the rebels who "took
Romltcy-' a1tcr tic evacuation Of the place by
our troops, arc likely to wish they hadn't.
It will he remembered that Gen. Il. R. Jack
son trebcl' made a bold advance with 5000
1nen from Winchester to Romncy, and il was
said TO be his intention to ret down well into
Western Virginia, where he nigh! scoop out
the Federal garrisons ut Beverly and Cheat
Mountain, and re-eross the mountain to the
Valley Ue has now abandoned this idea.
assuming that lie ever entertained it,}
and has fallen back from Romncy towards
Winchester, leaving only nominal
force 1t The former place. General Lander
was getting III the rr,r Of him, and
threatening Winchester, which accounts
Tor LIS htsty return. But now another dan
ger appears in the Shape Of strong column
OF fresh troops, under Gen. Rosccrans, which
is advancing directly upon Romney from the
west. Ohio has within a week turned out
5000 mcn for this movement, and has other
thousands ready Tor the field. 1t is confident
y predicted that within couple Of weeks
the region OF the upper Potomac will be cn-
tirc1y c!carvd OF rebels, and the way prepared
for opening the Baltimore l. Ohio railroad.
Lander is again on tho south side Of tic Poto-
mac. and within few miles of jackson, sep
ar;tcd from him only by i swollen branch of
the Potomac river, which, until the water SUBJ
sides, is impossible. His column consists Of
The following troops:
First ETi.adc-Acting Grigal1cr-Gencral Kim
hail. Indiana CONSISTING, Of the 18th and 14th In
diana, 7th Virginia and S4th Pennsylvania
Second Brieadc-Acting Brigad General Dun-
ami S11 Ohio, and 3!lth Illilois.
Third Brisade-actiuy Brigaiiicr- General TYLER,
nf the 7th Ohio: composed Of the 9Th Ohio, til
Indiana, 1st Virginia and 110th Pennsylvania.
The staff Of Gen. Lander is composed as
follows:
cr;l
l;fcnt- and :adjt, II. e. armstrong, 9th O. Y. L.
-A4le-tcCaMp.
Fitz James oBzica- dc-dc-Camp, with the
rank OF Lieutenant.
Major Fsothiu9ba1l 9Th Va. Y. l., volunteer
A;It-de-Camp
, 1862-01-29

II Tue Pensacola Observer Of the ats says
'aat :'''out one dozen slaves recently cscaned
t. Fo-: Picacrs,
, 1862-01-29

- Gov. Robinson of Kansas has DELAYED
the execution ofCarl Hoyne, at Leayenwort1,
four weeks from the 24th inst, Oh which day
hr BaS tn hlye hnrn hmm
, 1862-01-29

Ez-Litut. Gov. Butler G. Noble, Of
Wisconsin, las BEEN appointed a wcigher in
the New York Custom House,
, 1862-01-29
13rs. R. s. s.. munte.


ClarE si1est tnoer a. Washin1ton Rnct nv ,ndsr E.1
Gett and Cooks photogTaphs EaIleEy They haye been
yence OF tnose requiring frequent attention the
Local treatment pursued bS them.
In establishing Office at Chicago under the peg
sopal attendance OF DR.: JAMES HtkTE1, in conaec-
ton with tier New York Office, they would briefly
ons Of The resi- izator oEgans. by nhaltng remedies
into the lungs Instead OF into the stomach, nsst
h1 attended re Practice sinee Is tint
ye ars they have given to the public on tie subject
The oi1c.al records of the cisy OF New York snow
from consumption Ia three years following their eI
tetsss nr.ct.ce IN that ct{ while In md afoun3 CHI
treated IRON the ohoe Of the D1s Hunter 1s,ay yeM
xEo.
nYs- 3. J. Huoter deem 1t proper to state Thea,
fact> co7tohcratfnE the practical 6oNp OF
thcor!eA the rsture CAUSES and treament OF sfec
tions OF this throat and luDs&
EeW York ofce. No. $ 12.h street
;ee7 stSt1w Ct!csgo ot1ce. 70 III C.a-s s.-..t
, 1862-01-29

e Gen. Joseph J. Reynolds, late in com
mand at Cheat Mountain, but now on iearc Of
absence at Lafayette, Ind, is daily expecting
orders TO report 1T Cumberland, Nd, where
lie will be assigned active duties in the field
under Gen. Lander. He rendered. his rcsigna-
tion, it will be remembered, some time since,
but the Government did moi accept it.
, 1862-01-29

E'OR SALE-1c6lts. Long Primer
TYPE lin which this advertisement
is printcd.) Price, Ii cts. per pound.
Also, 112 lbs. BREWER lin which this ad-
vcrtisement is printed.) Price, 20 cts. per lb.
TERMs-Cash to accompany order.
Address, WlI. H. RAND,
jaa3daws~ Tribune Office, Chicago.
, 1862-01-29

The receipts Of Hogs during the pas.
week r''Minarc with 1860 and 1861 as fol-
, 1862-01-29

WHAT THE EXPEDITION WAS 70 Do.
Foz long while It vas expected the expe-
dition WIS dcstined for up the Rappahannoc1s
river. or some point on the Virgins shore,
, 1862-01-29

Gen. Cfittenden WoEnded---The Rebel
Loss at the Battle near Somerset.
pafs1 of Fridav st. States that e GEN nu Critttpden den
WAS badly wounded and in fill retreat on
Knoxville, Tenn. 1t admits tue total rebel
loss to be 500 killed aud wounded at Mill
C1rinus
, 1862-01-29

~ L. S. Treasury notes will bc 1u:llc le-
gal tender for the payment of taxes by the
Iowa Legislature.
- j. " Gray offers the Cleveland Plain
Dealer establishment for sale; also, the Office
Of the Hamilton (OIlio) L,te7iguee, is in the
market
, 1862-01-29

Ldter-s T. M.-since sending my last dis
patch.ot this evening, portion OF Gen.
Paine's advance returned back, and report
the whole force returning, and as fur := CAN be
ascertained, very little, if indeed anything,
has been accomplished. It will be impossible
to ascertain anything definite regarding the
operations Of the expedition in time to telc~
graph to-pieht. II seems, however, that the
people Of Commerce were badly scared and
greatly exaggerated the nlarauaing force which
appeared there