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rNss4 ST. LOUIS. .u~.tnu. a.r.st,

~ OAK HAL CloIBIao RooN
hr Bruce, formerly a. tho Odeon Hall, hss now
below Smith's, where he has a fine selection of Men
and Boys clothing at very low prices he Ia desirous
oi having all his old customers call on him, Us they
can buy goods at lower pri than any other store
In the city BRUCE * co ClOthiers,
No iA Seventh street, near +.
call and see Mr.. Bruce, at No i5I Seventh street,
near J..
Sir. Bruce has a Fine STOCK of Clothing for Men
and Boys wear, At No 45i Seventh sirt sf opposite
Cry Post OHics
MIR Bruce is the man 10 please the Boys In Cloth.
Ing, III No. 46i Seventh street.
Everybody knows that Mr.. Bruce can sell Boys'
Clothing cheaper than apv one else. Ne I6i Sey.
eLlh street, opposite city Post Ofics.
For Men and Boys Clothing call on Mr. Bruce st
OAK Hall, NO. iti Seventh street, between T. aud r.
MIR Bruce ia the mau to ll.ass you IA Boys Cloth
my, ut ohk Hail, No isi Seventh street, opposite
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V'o isvENTORs AND DPATEaTnEs.
MUM co, proprietors OF the snterate Aneri'an
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mail,
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nE. LOCK- WOOD continues the prAs-
IL tee OF Bcntistry, In the Washington Building
cn~1eT Pennsylvania svenue and Seventh street
Having pysGt,oed In the South nearly sixteen years
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that uHy Iail.
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DE- n vELLFYs privste Hospital, In the
FEDERAL Block, sorrsr OF sev.nth and streets,
oppou.. the Post ali Pstsut Of,ces. Rcoms
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WAY IIEES.

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Ibs u r, NJ Southern Mall runs dsily.
, 1862-02-18
The Seat Of War on the Southern Coast

ordnance themselves at an iron foundry on
Little Tybce Island, just below the mouth Of
the river, owned by Cooper & Miller, Of
Savannah. They never dared 10 submit these
pieces to the test Of firing however, having no
machinery to bore them out, and the rough
cast not being deemed safe or practicable
addition to their ordnance.
In the movement against Savannah, we only
know thai some fifteen gunboats comprised
the fleet, with about ten thousand men takca
from thc force at Hilton Head. These facts
we are in possession Of from our correspond
ent at Port Royal, and now are justified in
using, the destined blow having fallen. The
force to he left 1t Hilton Head was not to ex-
coed two or three regiments, the completion
Of the new battery and stoekadc at the point
marked (2) in our map having rendered this
lesser force ample to hold the position against
al comers, especially since Tatnall and his
mosquito fleet must be landlocked up the 5a-
varnah. Thus much we have written that our
readers may possess d more intelligent idea Of
the nature Of Commodore Dupont's latest
achievement, the details Of which we must
await.
, 1862-02-18
ORDERED INTO SERVICE.

We elsewhere refer to the general move
mcnt Of troops from Camp Douglas, in this
city, which will speedily be cleared of sol
s!icrs. Adjutant General Fuller received at
midnight last night definite instructions
from Assistant Secretary Scott, concerning
commands, as follows: Col. Voss and his
command Of cavalry are to rendezvous at
once at Camp Butler, where Captain Gil
more's Quincy company is to join him.
Colonel Mulligan is ordered ut once
to st. Louis with that portion Of the
Irish Brigade now in camp, recruits to fol-
low him thithcr Us fast as received Capt.
Boutons Battery will go to St. Louis at
cEce- Capt. ". Il. Bolton will fill up his
Battery from Capt S1ve1sparre's men, the
latter TO remain at Camp Douglas until
filed up again. The utmost activity pre-
/ vails in our State military matters, and
commands recruiting will rapidly fill up,
as they should d. Now that the rebellion
is On the "down grade" it may be sen,
home forever By vigorous prosecution o1
the war.
, 1862-02-18
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
CONTINUED RETREAT OF PRICE,
Generals Sige1 and Curtis After
Him,

Especial to the St Louis Democrat-J
SrESGE1E1p, no., Feb. 1C.
According to the latest adviccs the Federal
army was in vigorous pursuit Of the rebels
Prices army was on Crane Greek, % miles
from here, on Friday evening, aud our forces
were five miles in the rear, preparing to make
IN early start in pursuit. Next morning Price
had placed his train in advance.
About one hundred wagons containing sup
plies for him were brought into this place
from Forsyth, only / few hours before his re-
treat.
Rebel sympathizezs here c1aim TINT Price
will be reinforced by twelya- or fifteen rcsi-
ments from Bentonyille, Ark, under Gen.
Van Dorm; but Gen. sigel, who was adVanc-
ing on the rebel column by 8 different route
than that pursued By Gen. Curtis, may strike
blow on their flank and=upsct Prices calcu-
lations-
Four rebel officers and thirteen pEiyates fell
into our hands on Friday, and are now here
The officers are the notorious Col Freeman,
Major Berry, aidc-de-caap. to Gen. Mcbride, ,
Capt. Dickinson, Chief Engineer; and Capt
Donnell, Quartermaster-
a Pony Express with relay posts has been
established by Capt. Baldwin between Rolla
and this pOiDt
, 1862-02-18


There are about LIE, 600 troops 10 ten.
Buelrs department, divided into brigades of
from 5000 to 5000 each, and four grand d.
visions Of from 20, 600 to 10000 each. The d.
vision commanders arc:
i. General Alexander Mcdowell Mccook.
2. General George II. Thomns.
8 General Ormsby II. Mitchell.
4. General Thomas L. C1itteudcn,
Gen Thomas has the left of the line, At Som
erset and London, on the road to East Tennes-
Sec Gen. Mitchell has the center, and is now
at Bowling Green. Gen Crittenden has the
right Of the line, and with portion at least Of
his command, lns co-operated with Gen.
Grant at Fort Done1son. The division Of
Gen. McCook is the RESERVE" and is in the
rear Of Bowling Green.
This army has some of'thc best military
talent in the country among its. leading
officers, as it has, also, some Of the best
troops. The following are among the brigade
commanders -
General Ebenczcr Duu,ont, Of IndIana.
General A1bin Shedf, OF DC.
General Thomas J; Wood, Of kentuek1
General William Nelson Of Kentucky
General Richard v. johnson, of Kentucky
General Jerre T. Boyle, OF Kentucky.
General James $. NcEsey. Of Psnnsyfvania. Il
oEnelaA u lA1aH1 L. fATtt4 OF hculncky-
Also Of Colonels commanding brigadcs -
Colonel John B. TuTchin, 18th Illinois.
Colonel William B. Hagen. 4ltk Ohio.
Colonel 1oehua ". sill, asd Ohio.
Colonel Henry 3. Cartington, 18th reGn1ars.
Colonel Edward n. Kirk, 34th I1Iuois
Ca1onel Mahlon D. Manson, 10th Indiana.
Colonel Carter, let East Tennessee.
There are FIVE other brigades twenty in ALL
hut VIC have not the names of their command
ers at hand.
, 1862-02-18

Elsewhere we refer in detail to the pro-
cecdings Of u meeting of citizens Of Clica-
60 yesterday, in which 5000 were raised
aud placed subject to the call ofa committee
chosen to see what the condition Of our
wounded soldiers may require. Our dis
patches refer to similar meetings at Indian
apolis, Cincinnati, and other points. The
Governors Of our Western States, moved
by q comman impulse Of humanity, are on
their way to the scene Of the fight to seek
what our soldiers may require. Special
trains from several points named are swift
II moving towards Kentucky, bearing
surgeons, nurses, and stores. The North
west, which poured forth its SONS freely to
the support of our periled country, will
not allow suffering that can be al1eyia,ed
to lack aught that lavish care and outlay
c9n EnfJ1rn
, 1862-02-18

The Western SanftarL Commission.
Fer The information Of the public and Of
contributors to their supplies, the Western
Sanitary Commission Qoeated at St.'Louis,)
report that during the ii Eth Of January they
lave distributed IN camps and hospitals in the
aud wounded soldid8 consisting of 696 bed
comforts, ! ,507 towtA s444 sheets, $50 pillows,
961 pillow cases, 270 b1aukcls, 743 SHIRTS, 121
drawers, 9, 322S pairs socks, 565 pairs slip
pers 1856 bed sacks, 1,o25 books, 1N bundles
Of pamphlets, 60 bottles Of WING, 179 cans Of
tcr, iss packages farina, 60 packages cocoa,
~ rolls Of bandagcs, . rcams writing paper,
I gross pens, u bundles pencils, p packages
envelopes, e09 dressing. COWS, S25
Aandkershief 3Esa pin customs nsfk neck
ttss S caes, s2Ien eomSs, Re,f09 Is spoaes POS R'0i
pieces tiannel, bundles old linen bandages,
10 medicine cups, ID eye shades, bars soap,
ISL work bugs, 10 coats, 18 pants, Z vests, II
napkins, 10 congresses, 50 rolls cotton cloth,
s6 papers p, pins and needles, ! shawl pack, 4,
cans preserves, II spoons, rolls yarn, 16 bed
vessels, 4 hats, pairs crutcl1es, 1 can pre-
pared milk, hop bags, cheese, box medi-
cines.
They had previously distributed Is, 751 arti-
clcs Of q similar description, and in similar
proportions, making the whole number Of
articles furnished to camps and hospitals up
to the 1st OF February, of the present year,
8, ,Go4. These supplies hare been sent to all
the general, post, and rcgiuental hospitals In
Missouri through Trustworthy agencies, and
have reached and benefited the troops from
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minnesota.
Members Of The Commission have from time
| to time visited the post and rcgimental hospi-
tails Of the inferior, and the general and post
| hospitals Of this city and vicinity, aud hare 2
| personal knowledge Of The vast amount Of good
| accomplished by these supplies. Verbal re.
ports {often exaggcratedD Of suffering and neg.
1cct in tic camps and hospitals Of the army,
and Of supplies being: perverted, or failing to
reach the sick soldiers, are sometimes put in
| circulation. but these reports should not BE-
/ condition of things. All such abuses and evils
! soon come to the knowledge Of the Co1nmis
sion, and Of the military authorities, and meanE
| are ut once adopted for their correction.
, 1862-02-18
GEN. FLOYD STEALS HIMSELF
AWAY.
Federal Loss 800 Killed--.-600
W0unded---100 Missing.
Rebel. LOSS TERRIBt 7 SEVERE
EXCITEMENT In THE COUNTRY.
Rejoicings-Gun-F Firings-Publie DEM
onstrations Everywhere.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WAsHEGTos, February II, 1862.
In the Senate A1r. Wilson gave notice that
he would introduce Il bill authorizing the
President to distribute prizes among the sol
dicrs ofthe United States who shall distinguish
themselves in battle.
It is said that Russell Of the London Times
was surprised at the reply to his cards, and
that Secretary Stanton was too much engaged
to see him.
TIA announcements of the capture Of Fort
Donelson and tile impending capture Of Sa-
yannah we're received BY both Houses with
the widest enthusiasm.
The reference Of Senator Harris Provisional
Government billto the Territorial instead ofth
judiciary Committee, against Garritt Dayis's
opposition, is Indicative Of the temper Of the
Senate to adopt radical bill for the govern
ment ofrebel territory as fast rs conquered.
The bills which The Territorial Committees
Of both Houses hare nearly ma
copy Of which they have already rejected,
in being more thorough, and meaning subju-
CATION more decidedly. Their bill will be re-
ported in few days.
There arc said to be frauds connected with
the fitting ont Of the Butler Expedition at
Boston, which Washburnc's committee arc
about to go there to Investigate.
ITO the Associated P1ess1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE House Com
Iaittee on contracts have been discharged
from further consideration Of Quarterm2ster
Van FGet's advertisement for horses. The
Committee say, the shortncss Of the notice
for bids WIS owing to pressing necessity.
They are perfectly satisfied with lis integrity,
aud that his acts on the premises were with q
view only to the public interest.
The Senate to day confirmed the nomina-
ton Of Thomas D. Wallace Us Marshal Of the
District Of Missouri.
VIA NEW YoRK.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-The Washington cor
respondent. Of the New York Ii75wne says
Senator Latham will to- morrow introduce j
biu for the survey Of telegraph line from
San Francisco to the northwest coast, over
land, via Behring straits and Asiatic Russia, to
the mouth Of the Amoor River, as proposed
By Mcdonald Collins. The military Commit
tee asks for IN appropriation Of S10o, COO aud
limiDary survey The enterprise will be un-
der the direction Of the President, and other
nations will be invited to participate.
Gen. Sedgwick, a brisadier in Gen. Heintzcl.
mans division, has been assigned to the com.
mand Of Gen Stones division
4 board Of officers, convened to investigate
the quality Of clothing furnished by contract
now on hand is entirely worthless. The facts
being reported to the Secretary Of War, he or
dered that payments to the contractors be al
once suspended.
, 1862-02-18
SAVANNAH CAPTURED F.!

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
PHILADELPHIA, Feb lisp. II.
Advices just received from Fortress Monroe
announces the glorious news that Savannah
has surrendered to old Sea Dog Commodore
Dupont, and the Stars and Stripes arenow
waving over the soil Of Georgia.
From Fortress MOnroe---probuble
Surrender Of Saw nMnll--EOrG Dom
eIson News Confirmed.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. T7.-By flag Of
truce, we learn that Fort Donclson surrender
ed to General Grant yesterday. Generals Pill
low, Johnston and -Buckncr were taken, with
1900 other prisoners.
We are also informed that fighting has been
going on near Savannah, and that city has
probably been captured.
, 1862-02-18
FROM ST. LOUIS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.l
ST. Lor1s, February17, 1862
Everything is absorbed by the news Of the
fall of Fort Donelson- stores closed, people
running around shaking hands, dc.
Tie Union Merchants Exchange was ter
ribly excited. The news was read publicly,
utter which the "Star spanglcd Banner,''
Red, White and Blue" and t@FlAg Of the
union'' were sung, all hands joining in the
chorus. They then adjourned, and marched
fifteen hundred strong, with 4 flag and
music, in double files, through the
middle Of the streets, though ankle
deep in the mud, to Gen. Hal1eck's headquar-
tcrs. Three cheers for Gen. Halleck aud Com
modore Foote, were given, when Gen. Hallcck
appeared at tic window and made the follow
ing speech:
"GENTLEMES: am much obliged to you
said that with your assistance the flag OF the
enemy should be driven from Missouri 1t is
now out Of Kentucky, and will in a short time
be out Of Tennessee"
More cheers were given, and the 'star
Spangled Banner" repeated
The streets arc being decorated with flags.
Judge Holt Of Kentucky tairly cried for joy
when he heard the news.
SECOND DLSEATGH
Tic dispatches at headquarters reduce the
number Of the rebel garrison captured at Fort
Doneleon to II, 600, and state that Gen Pillow
was not among the captured generals, as at
first reported.
4 salute WIS fred from all the Notifications
around the city and at Bentou Barracks and
the arsenal, gloififs1ng the victory.
Col Thomas 4. Scott, Assistant Secretary
Of War, arrived to-day from Cairo, and re-
mains here several days.
There was holiday among the troops at
| Benton Barracks. Drills and parades were
dispensed with. Gen. Strong made stirring
speech to the soldiers.
Several Of the Courts adjourned in honor ot
our victory, and al sorts Of incidents Of e1
cessiye Joy are repeated.
Troops arc going forward constantly south
ward. .: ~
THIRD DISPATCH -
Tho only additional item from Doneson Ii
that TIC gunl,oats were present when The enc
my raised the white flag. ;
, 1862-02-18
~ The Milwaukee Sentinel punches up

- The Milwaukee 8entinez punches up
the railroad folks to complete the connection,
in TINT city, Of the lines to Chicago, Prairie
du Chen and La Crosse, lest propositions now
pending in tho Legislature for "short cut''
rosds to ignore Milwaukee entirely, be carried
through by the country members, who are
already diEgusted at the necessity Of paying q
"tributc Of delay" to the commercial city Of
the State, The Sentinc! mikes a good point
upOn them
, 1862-02-18

II Tic thicgish propensities Of Floyd
stuck out to thc--end Of the chapter. The
last heard of him was, that he stole away
from the fort at night and in the darkness,
and made his escape, leaving his coadjutors
to their fltc. The lust thing he will take
will be piece Of hemp cord. with moose
on the end off
, 1862-02-18

We continue to hear complaints Of the e1-
tortions Of the suffers. 4 gentleman who has
Just arrived from washington says that the
soldiers arc absolutely plundcred By them. In
great many instances they put enormous
profits on what they sell to them, aad IS the
soldier has no other means Of obtaining tue
commodities for which he has occasion, he
submits. After putting on these cxorbitant
profits the sutler Aesitates about receiving tho
Treasury notes in which the soldier Is paid,
and makes large deductions from them-somc-
times, it is said, allowing him but eighty-fv
cents on the dollaE for them.
The remedy for these things should be to
drive ont Of the camp the suf1ers who hcccc
TIC eoIdfcrs ia this manner. # suffers arc al-
lowed at al to accompany the army they might
be placed under song: stern .erorsight, and
punished FOR cxtottlon.. t.: Il T., ::
, 1862-02-18
IBULL RUN WIPED OUT.

The disgrace Of Bull Run was wiped out
at Donelson by the Western boys. The
stigma no longer stains cur national es-
cutcheon. The courage ard indomitabIe
pluck Of Northern soldiers are established
to the satisfaction Of braggart foes and
snee1ing ncutrals. The Bull Run debt is
liquidated in full
, 1862-02-18

Citizens, study these two emblems in the
light Of tue stern conflict On the Cumber-
land. Did they die in vain and tor worth
less prize who laid down their lives at Don
s.lson that the starry flag might float again
over reunited land?
, 1862-02-18

The first paper taken by the officers
out Of the pockct-book Of the special rep
resentativc of the n. 7, Herald, ~ now in Fort
McHenry, WAS a pass admitting DR.. Ives ut all
hours to the War Department, signed tsGco.
B. McCiellan.''
, 1862-02-18

WAsHxaTox, FcbzuarT- IT, 1853
EEK ATE

WASHINGTON FcbzuaEr- IT, 1889.
SENATE.
Mr. HARLAN OF Iowa presented conmn-
nication from the Secretary Of the Interior IN
regard to the recently discovered gold mines
Of California.
On motion Of Mr.. NESAfTH Of Oregon
tbc ioiDt resolution relative to the node Of
pat ment of the awards for settling the Oregon
and Washington war debt Was taken up.
Mr.. LANE OF Ind. asked to hayea dispatch
7ead received by Gen. Mcclellan ef The cap-
ture Of Fort Donelsen By The kind forces of
the United States,
HOUSE OF REPREsENTAT1vEs-
Mr COLFAX, Of Ind ,sked and readily OBJ
!ained permission to maie:a statement rela-
I've to Fort. lpoheltoh.:: e Amid profound
silence Mr.. Golfax sal&t: that General Nc
C.e1lan had autho1ized lim: to-, inform
fhc House that ha had just received 4 dispatch
from Cairo, informing him Of the ar1iTal u
the gunbo=t Caro1dcIet ut that place, bringing
| the rcwR of the capture Of Fort 0onelso1. yes
fe.day. " the land forces ofshe United States,
, 1862-02-18

E Two men named Hawn aud Rupright
have been arrested at Buffalo, Mahoning coun-
tt, Ohio, for counterfeiting coin, and put un-s
dcr$2, 900 bonds each for trial The men had
been in the business for some years.
, 1862-02-18
mEJoICINGS AT DAVENPORT.

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DAyEsPoET, Iowa, February II. 1869,
The Sixteenth iowa Infantry are out in 61Il
dress, and loyal citizens are firing Fedzal
salute, rejoicing at the fall Of Doncleon.