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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

MAYoRs CoURr.-Yestsrday Edward Gilman was At.
rlgned on the chGrge OF assaulting ser ]. D. Perrin
bro:her in hw Gilman charged Perrin with assert.
ing that be G had deserted from the army and P.
nei,her admitted nor denied the charge but SIMPLY re-
qles;ed Gilman TO leave his porch where the parties met
Gilman struck at Perrin who uarded of the blow crack
ed G. the side Of the head with his stick ard carried
him TO the cage The Asyor required Gilman 10 give
security for bis good behaviour and required the ike
curty f.cm Wm Willis who was with Gilman when he
made the essault and was charged with aiding him.
Joseph Wagner, charged with shooting and Noundpg
No man Green, remsnded for examination before
the Hastings Court The shooting took place Monday
cumstSnc,s are that Green formerly member OF
company from New Orleans, styled The heCulloch
Rangers" that hes saw man named Bike, of that CON.
DAny and another person, assault aud rob citizen
night near the Columbian Hotel that; from fear of the
consequences, he kept mum until abOu: ten days
ago, when be divulged the affair for the purpose
OF instiiuting proceedings against Blake. Green
sas then, aud Is nos, employed at the Monument
Hotel, as porter Blake heard Of the revolution by
'lreen, aud went in pursuit OF bin. He found him 1t
the Central Depot, and seized him, calling upon Wagner
10 shoot him. Wagner, who Is a comrade of Blake's
drew his revolver aud fred, the ball entering Green's
neck. Green drew knife, aud stuck it several times in
Bakes LETT side. Bysisuders then n.erfered and pre-
vented further violence Wagner arrested and the
wounded men allowed to so THAR ways in quest Of
surgeons.
Michael Leary srrEgued on the charge of assault
ing John Steveuson near the First Scale Hcue. He
knocked s. down with bis fist and caused fracture of
his right leg by the fall The investigation was post
yored.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE Jan. 2O-rbe city continues full of rumors
in relation to Federal movements against Forts Henry
aud Doneson but there Is nothing reliably known more
than has been already communicated. I.
Capt Wharton has been elected Colonel Of the Texas
Rangers In accepting the position be reiterated the
expression that Col TerryS death must DO avenged be-
fore Having Kentucky.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
,HE sEcEssI,S cLUs RIsrAuEAsr.-Ihis new estat

,HE SEcEssI,S cLUs RTsrAUEASr.-This new est,t.
i.hm,pt recsztly opened Min street. over Gray's
drug store, has become immensely popular. The pro.
nre,ors are Dr. Aercier, OF Iousans, and Captain j,
johnson, native Of Virginia, but fof number OF
years ouner aud commander Of irstcsss steamer on
the Ohio river Dr. n gives bis personal attention 10
he practical operations OF the restaurant whilst Captain
j. With taAt gcualty OF manner poSakAr to his vocation,
to the reception and saPeryises the enter,An'
men. Of visitors Mr. IRAard, well known in this city
from his conuea,ios with the Exchange Hotel Is Super
iptendsni Tae popularity Of the establishment il de-
monsated 6y the fact that he tables are Always crowd
"A At meal tune and Aoso Vho call once are almost
70 repea the Wait Ne pTopyetoSs bavo ven:ured upon
the experiment. OF employing mula,to women TO attend
upon the erscmers As "there il nothing either good
or bad but thuslag makes 1t So" it remains to be seen
What viii be tie verdict OF the patrons With respect to
this arrangement With without it, this restaurant
has 10 our opuion successful career before T. A'thsr
| % unequllled in our city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

THg NulUl-asye.ai schsaes Tor bringing the militia
into aOt.e se-soe arc now psndiug in the Legislature
The proposition submitted in the House. BY Col Tomlin
meets With much favor from those who take the ground
that volunteers now in the field shoud not be lessad
into service again. without their consent There :. so
thing Ike adheriDg to engagement. 1t s~Ls to US,
hnwever that the hes; plan Tor periesSg an important
measure of this kind and to proven. the consumption
Of time ia 10 refer all the bills AID proposed substitutes
to Joint committee, with Instructions to frame bill
enb,sciug all the beS. provisions Of the respective
schemes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

PEovssnrA.-Tne quantity OF long forage weighed a.
the publ, scales, in this city last year. was about equal
to 1888 tons oats 1876 tons hay, 2lO tons shuoka In
1860 the quantity weighed equal TO about lao tons
oal, 75g tons bay and l29 tons shueks The product
OF hay IN Helrco county in $780, according TO the cen
9, hal VI 90 tons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
orrY frExs.

| FuxERAL 0BsEeuIEs OF Ex.PRlsIDxnr frLKR-fhe
funeral obsequss OF the late Hon John Tyler took place
yesterday The weather was exceedingly unfAvorable
light rain filling nssry the whole time, rendering the
atmosphere very damp and chilly. The ground was eat
urated and tae unpsved streets ankle keen with mud
At IL o'clock the Public Guard, Lieut. Gay command
ing marched from tSeir quarters TO the CAPITOL 10 act
Is military escort. The body then brought from
the Hall Of Congress where it had lain since Sunday al
sornOon and carried the hesrse standing In front Of
the seps leading TO the western entrance Of the Capt.
tol Four white horses were attached to the hearse
With colorsd groom 70 each horse The military with
arms re,ersed then marched eff the Armory Band play
ing mournful dirge. Next came the htasse, and the
plbsarers followed 10 the order Of the programme, BY
the committees OF arrangements the President aud
members OF the C4binet Governor and Secretary Of the
Commonw alth members Of Congress and General As.
semby officers of the army and citizens. The procet-
sion marched to St Pans Onurch, where the funeral
sermon delivered By the Rt. Rev Bishop Johns At
the close of these services the body conveyed TO its
last resting place Hollywood Cemetery, followed By
large eore0e of public dgniares and others in carriages
and other vehicles the CONDITION Of the streets and roads,
and the remo,eness Of tbs Cemetery, forbiddng pro-
cesson on foot Had the weather been propilious
.ie attendance at the funeral would have been much
larger As it was considerable number CT persons
sembled in the Square and the church. view
participate in the mournful proceedings. The remains
Of the lsmented buried the tomb OF
james Monroe, which occupies one Of the most com.
handing sites in the Cemetery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
sEcoXD DESPATCH
TWO RICHMOND SOLDIERS SHOT FOR NsUB
ORDINATION

PETERSBURG, Jan. 2l.-Two members OF Waace's
Richmond company Wise LsgiOu) were shot to-day at
the Norfolk depot for nsubOrduston. The first shot
by Captain Gustavus Wallace, with pistol and was In
stantly killed. and the other shot by sentinel The
latter still lives but bis recovery is hopeless The names
OF the men shot were George and Campbell Their given
names were not obtained
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
rHE sOUTH CARoLINA COAST.

AuGUAsr4, Jan. 2l.-Ths Savannah morning new
publishes private letter frsm the South Carolina eos'
which States that the Federal vessels had not ls Por
Roysl The picksts report from 40 to so vessels W
Broad river and 10 miles from Port Royal entrance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

LIST OF LOTS AND PARTs OF LOIS IN THE CITY or
n Richmond desquen for the nonpAynent OF oy
Taxes year 1861 which said Lots and pars OF Lots will
b. sold in City Hail. the LIST day Of the February
huny Cos Of the City Of Rchmono bstveen the
IL O'Clock and O'Clock p NJ ess there be prev
fora dd lrhar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
STILL TEE.

aaI the BIldnore r. gzbioof the lsta ne gather the
i1l1Nilg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

600 segar, receiving and io sale, NJ prizes
3 rom le0 20 go per thousand A. y sFOhtH W oc--
TAprIRA WINE hstpes very choice and old Pursjuios
MI Iveet MalasA wlne; ohImpsgue Wine. hall pas shery
,,s bT sFLDEN MILLEg, corner Pearl and Gary 81, ocs
rnR SAIE.-Ptom 10 to so Servants, in fsmlIts
raised Western Virginia For particular, appy 70 OF.
de5- SIN "eo,o-H %
700 LRs CONCENTRATED POTASH, or max ns soap, , ~
5UU ib Csa, sod l2lO' cam Just reeSSSa ga NOR nS ~
+" lana wtole,.ls Drugslsts
iTv .rV nv gHgNIsIA has long one OF the
best Purgstv,s In use; but 10 me usua
~ & N xsOLID PORN bottle being equivalent 70 three
~, =, iuu! Arton and far preferaheto Lpom
sS. pov5.rs or the Aperlents and OsthNucs ey
% a, T1,y.i,r should bottle with him a. un season o.
"s syg .n Al HEADE BAKERS Drug STORE
rI 1856 @sinEL corner above p o.
A. Amy REGULA rIONs.
INV IIrr ToRIrY-J w. X SDJLPH. l2l Main Street, VII
bb on t,e 10Th OF Jaauiry by authority Of me Secrets
~ War gad-r the sipsrv1n o. an omS m .i,sr
% ontSrNt, srs G1i Pay Department inc usye) OF The
AMY Regulationl Price $50 ~ NAL, poH Pare ~. T.U
V9rs,eo pp,e'e' ""' ' ' " jAnl0
TINpLISH PJLOT OLOTH.-one eSe ohh 'ae
T. hss English Plot Goth. In 'iTIe and y. s
| deSl hOON = oaso.I, =
DEAs-59O SS Black Eyed Peas in s,Sr; and e. "a:
| nIL,-s0 Gsll, Castor OIL
Concentrated Lye, jas. rsetIssdby ,,,.,
DUm,-Ss sts J. Trun Cos pare N. L. Rum, high proof
"a for SALE" ALVEY L,rsooMs
VNEGAR.-ipcb bis pure cider vinegar, hOa the 0Ount'
Z" oa"' "- rs SbI Sup sriss Tour
4 I, ,,Or, and tsr salsby v. u. hhAaAhis.
| Hh i'A ''''e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

,es have proceeded beyond Island with apparatus
Jor removing obsuctions from the rivers and creeks
south Of he SavannahsDveE Il was understood that
the and forces would ooDsis Of thousand men, and
WARSAW Inlet would be the first destination Of this expe-
diion.
Tbs defeDces Of Norfolk il i said have been greatly
strengthened reespily Ia anticipation Of attack from
The Burnside expedition Roanoke Island q reported 10
have been evacuated by the Confedsrates.
dispatch from Mr.. Adams the American Minister at
London to Hiram Barney Collector Of New York, states
that the prVateer Sumter has arrived at Cldz having
sunk three vessels
From S. Louis learn that the navigation on the
hsssspps entirely suspended By the ice. The troops
being sent to Cairo BY railroads. but their advance
materially retarded BY the inadequate Of cross
inv The river
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
FURNIsHRD HOUSE pon RR1r.

TUIo acceptable furnished House, viii nine
IS offered for Il Is situated In quiet Of The city
"a pleasant Subos d. the churches The
eonsgueln Of the house. with n pArors, Chamber &c. make
IL s1'table FOR the occupancy o. two fAniles.
Poss Eiln be ,Vsn Is. February.
Addreas. box qly, Kichnond. jai4-9v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
THE KTyEcrEp NOMINATION.

The nomination Of Chas. Henry Foster, a. marshal oil
Norh Carolina aud WATT the Presidents gardner, cs
First Lieutenant rejected by the Senate in E1scu
tive session. yesterday, BY exclamation aud almost
cheer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

..---.. -. :, =. ,..,..su,o
~ heretofore existing under the style aud fra Of PEYros
ARCHER this day dissolved oy mutual consent. Inc
iress Of the late concern. o~
ThonAs "; PhiroN'
r. j. AkohkA
Richmond, January LIST, lsds.
and rs.peeay ,Oct Of ali Of Sroduce nom
sv And hep.s by d,y IIna ~ 10 the pi
and sale Of produce him. merit OF
he en-
p. J. ARcHka
R!chnond, January lh, 1859.
Deeembsr sd 1851.
oHER friends late patrons, cona isnt tsey
make no bsteft eoion - soon IS We
been since the Be nnfrg ceases na resume
mission business on my ovn aeeosnt o - o,
Thus " fElIuN.,
jan2-elm hDor lotn va htsE
- ,.o, ,,r,o, w. ...,..ht. :, wIrvrvs a V,cEIrN
PA, ~, a., "a - M.
sApn S ,,h a. " - On hooss sni sseount,
Iii H. 1nnd n on n,c ~ ~. ,.rond s,or 81 our IA
lb9 Main where ali ndeStsdto US viii please
call and make immediate payment and the having eiA'
against u WI present 'hen 'nefe os v.-xrya
'AS HokL In.
hchnond, January ISIS leoZ. p
DsSOLUTIONs
nyHr concern Of JOHNSON PUGH, tbs day diIsoy I'd By
The sooE, se In the hand. Of VIM R. push for .eteent who
Ne he found AZ Ms nee on shocioe flp next door N
IN. sn,rars 70 Tchsreo rxch,nge
aindsh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
NTUSTARD-sOdOS sn, in tins fer ,,s pru,s,I
MI janN p1e1 W.. 49,
- -------.--.InT,, K0R aALK.

r,yur ,,s.rsiSaSd oEeH for sale he rkAOi ~ ~, fo-
Hsooa,SuTy" m ouPsper sosnsy sea- S adIoips n,
y s,.,,, Ico,tAning seven Hundred Aefo-, Na- 80
sAn 49,. ~ ~ w Ross AsssrL Wise Ina
$500, q, a O BecEhGa Dr. C. rheu aaa " IlS,.d 70
-, :. -.t.A M nsghborhood rsnATfAby -.
49, 80 of wheat grasI The Bahdi5Es 80 800,
r-1aIrs mi uHaeisnt for ne
s.tsIy Psrsoss DESTROYS Of purchains Are ny -,
- $3.50 ~. place Ger thsnsslvSs We WI ~. .j,s
uh.s aiuays been eonhdered oae u ~
Sorhood especially for Uheai
Tn, Vii be uads AeeonDodAung ..-,..- -, ,V,,
D., fuhsr lnio-Ation, apply 70 Ioan GAssnos'
lAndseurg. Vaipsp~ SNsS JOIN SLAuGHT1R,
o'urthoass; hiIL q. BRADFORD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
TIE NEHs.

l. bs United States Senate, yeslef the resolution
q to Hju3- dpc'Satory Of the purpose OF Congress
levy sufiosng 20 psod0oe revenue OF ohs nun
dad Ert 67 million do.l.rs, was adopted. IL is not,
however beloved taa, sch bill rquirpg as it ell so
rrch lice 5is,rfira,ian ana ees Arve wisdom il its
Sils,uet il KEY n be soon uass a. Toe nomination
al Mr. Ca-ero1 A. Minister 20 Rgss vas confirmed By
: vote cf - = "A.
d'spAca from New York states Ia adVie-s received
foa Port R,y, sate hat an s1Dedn Dec osards Savan
In & supposed 70 DC 10 progress sconnOitsrpg par
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

DIssnLUTIoy or Co.PARTaERsHlP The co partnership
heretofore existing under the style aud Ara Of PEYros
ARnHER this day dissolved mutual consent The name Of
the rm gill be only by either settling up the bus
iress Of the late concern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
OONMER OIAL.
olun o. I'M Rlozxozp VINO. Jan. n, iss2.
REcEIPzs FROM THE IETxnIoR

RrcErPn FROM THE INTERIOR
The receipt Of freight at Redmond, By Central Rail-
roAd from the i y.nusry iSe 9othns. - foovs:
Apples sbh fafs7 10 500 ne batter .on. ran.
tons px go lbs bes $50 ms pork eot s vents Is 900
n 600 bs lard e tav 500 lbs WOOL III bus bears and
pe a. IS pkss hou 46s bus 10 do neal aso lbs dried
iruIt T Ibis vhea Taeus pyts'o hid ,cbac
e, SO bus ta yss 2s bsies Is lbs ewax
IS pkes tobacco packages isahe 50 reens payer sAek
,, CSj los eneese bh WHISKY bags ecs 1856 lbs sop
pkrs rays rs ibis m SO lbs ianpblacf beb onions ~ b
saspetre Ia kegs lager. IS. 81 les rsneres, etc.
Toe receipts 10Th Inst, tneudsd IN N. asovs were
n, n 4O lbs apo $50 bus wheat $50 h bacon. 100
lbs dressed poultry bbs aour tons ron oez, bs lov
hoFss, etc.
DICHMOND VARIETIES.
This Evening, January 2sd'
Tie iAughable farce Of
POOR PnIIcoDDY.
Dance Miss Mary Psrtington
Popular Song Sor'e'
Last appearances Of
CONFEDERATE MISsTaTLs.
To conclude with the
LOAN OF LOVER.
EB-sse programme
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
LElvGnworrH IASE Jan. 10

intelligence h.s been reesived heis khAi 1 go Union
Ini.us "a Cherokee county sere by superior
force CT Texas rsoes Tuey StrS eoFeed 10 retreat
Toy ar roo iG k1rsss ".
gsd.sr Geasla Denver ,f, tod AtOr Western Viz
giuia.
coaGsucd zu,rlssgsrfare Is elrrlsd on IN Johnssn
and Bate cou-,ios No by rowing bands Of rebels.
detachment o. JOins0u's command recovered qaAnly
O. Government sock aud other properly oorh'ea'ed o!
TIE rebels.
"a The b. IN Johnson county souis Union troops
we're 6rsl on frou amhnsh ana i've nieu killed.
re Supreme Court Of karsss "a aou hearing hgu-
rJ.ts On The guh.rna;or Il QUESTION. The attorney oil
lts contestant 6.sd petition for Yri' OF m1Hfi'H'
10 compel she ste bolsd Of oiny s'r3 ~ count tho
votes cls. f5s George A Crawford foe Governor AZ the
laLs election.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
Richmond, January LIST, 1862.

The intends eonnu The COMMISSION BUsSI6s
respectfully sot congnmens ~ all hndI OF produce nom
the vel from the public geItr
ally hopes by Jng h undivided attention TO the pi
and sale OF produce him. merit continuance OF
the brrAy the late eonetrn
p. j. ARcHks.
Rchnond, January lh, 1862.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

NOTICEi -, -
= WIsa 10 snsioy TWENTY-FIVE BLACksnHh,
rsgaYY-PiVE WHGhLHRGBTl,t 70 work TT me Army Amy .
= a. -, Al an near HAL I al wage phu 'O
~ a vorhmea. -, $500 D go mn -ct
- T., ,re1 iNo-ellm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

--,No I'm PLNSTR .-nAnl2ua.sd 9uAno
= so,S,s,o 9ipsno: kieh-ond Ground PlAser Tor sac
IDdOSD DAyTSF0kr 90 w.
DIu,OJLsi!-W. sIe receiving this morninS I1nssts
o. OF dnc-sr' ,Aitiss, ass haehnrrJ os s0"e' ~
o; superior q'A" anu a. ~ v EToKEs AGO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
NOTICE.

WISH 20 employ some St rate Ethosraphio Printers "a
Eh1n the bet wages aud employment viii be given
gOod Letter EsgrATe either upon steel would be
pl5y-d Als1 BLANroA DUNCAN.
Enqulre At pspsteh ohee. jale-lOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

COPARTHRRSHIR NoriCe. s.,-,,
IVY b,vs 81, day assoca ied VIII US NJ. beIt
w, =, saytnrr 10 our busn - The ul o. tu' A'"' ~
,s'''t.T 1iuL sseeTs. POIndeKteH Co ,-,,
.,.on. adeS,si :, Oh am vii please eau anu
th.r = ooGss carry ~ Sostpls yrr,a a poruDPNTER
R,eAnssI, Jan. l, 1852. ll--4e-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

December I'D, 1901.
take pleasure Ia iecomnen ling late partner. Mr. ar
OHER all friends and late patrons am conhtsut aey
bserse eoion - he In ehe have
the BEG nnrg. shall resume the com
--'' THos. q. PEYToN.
iana-elm Major 18th Va Rtgt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
MILITARY CLOTHING sr AUCTION.

VALUABLE sT"RRs ON THO NOHTH SIDE
of Read, between Peushec and Rtsst ets.s
at auetfon.gs sell uprn the prsuiss. On MONDAY,
H. gTu dAy o. Jsnza-Y, commencing At ~ O'Clock, We
valuable Moth aide Of BoAd sstuten Fouhes md
s Streets T Der Of yesis In the oeeuparey Of hess
iGithess &1Iberiake -
Tbs Lots Broad % feet each, and run bark $50
eet TO paved alley.
well 10 the citizens Of ehmond that
IL II considered unnecessary say anything In IT. iaym.
TKNs-Oae fourth cash. the bsla IL and 10 monas Tor
negotiable notes. with nterest ADDED and secured BY tu'
Iced.
purchaser To p,y ,hetaIes AID insurance or1soa
I'D JAt NJ bOn, AneHss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

sos oTercoAts for Priyates
$50 do DO officers
2OG0 prs Drawers, 2 m and Canton FLANNEL
iGOJ Cashmere, aud Ger kin,s Of seishhts
30 Water proof Ovsrcoais n sis OF Enemeisd Cloth
400 Oh Co'h Blankets,
And variou. s.s's sGabe for military purpos, ior
-, Ale AZ fair prices for cash ony. w. "A sAIrH
"a ia Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

~ Rss ron THE AuMy.-Just published, Unifcrm
and Drsas Of the Army large volume ntan'ng 10
pisiss With sxplanAons Price s nall pSspsd sor sais
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22
jan2-eln

DtsoLUTIon.-The copartnershlp Of WATVIHs g'cEIEN
expire, by limitation. Either othe subseb era m s
EGu daou. Our booss AID accounts
ONCE the seeoud aoor CT Ia store
h,use b9 han streeG persons will please
call and immediate payment and th'se having claim
against u VII present them there for settlement
JAZZ FIoKL IN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

IsAOON -2Ol lbs surIy cured Family BIcon consisting
ID Haas sdes and Shoulders 50 hb vuSoa pore Cider Via
egAT, On eonIgnnsnL and fOr Ials BY
iAlS W. H. PLEAsANrS 18Th Itreet.
, 1862-09-29

e. AlcClellan's army is crossing the Po~
tomac River at Ha1pcr's Ferry into Viz
Eiuia for the purpose Of attacking the re5-
c!s who arc masscd near Winchester Our.
caval1y arc 1caruing some Of the tactics Of
zhc enemy, and since the rebels were driv-
en over thc Potomac, they have kept them
wcll Stirred up With dashes upon their out
posts, pickcts, and baggage trains. It
is reported that General sigcl'
with q heavy column OF troops
is moving towards Warrenton. An
other pitched battle between tue forces .
Lee end Mcclellan can hard1y be avoided
Sigel is mancuyering to strike the rebel
on the fink. An important moTemeu
is progressing from Fortress Monroe ant
Norfolk that ulrcatens Richmond and Pc
aersburg. At neither Of which places az
mnn7 rebel troops.
, 1862-09-29

It seems to b. the confident belief Of the
best informed military men in Washington
thst Tie army Of the Potomac has received
thr Presidents conditional emancipation
proclamation with the utmost -unaolnlty and
Cen. Mcclellan has given dis opinion aud
assurance On this subject, AID the government
IL stronEly fortified IN the bold position the
D1esident hAs taken by ether corps Of the army
e. fsr as heard from. It IL universally regard
ed ns = war measure. This is -Mr. Lincolu:t
Interpretation a. it, which he freely expressed
! -Taxh. Cor, Cixei9aat1 canaseretat. -: =:
, 1862-09-29
FROM CAIRO IND BElGA.
Gen, Hindman under Arrest.
RoBBlEG UNCLE SANS SAFE.

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribuns,l
MKaru1s, Sept. aG, via CA1Ro, Sept. =, 1861.
The Helena !Gsiezd Of the Goth, says Cor.
Philips has been some days indisposed, but u
now much better.
Gen. Washburne, comnsadant Of the post,
has ordered the sale Of liquors to be aiscon-
tinued.
Gen. Hindman Is under arrest for disobe-
dicncc Of orders.
[specisl Dispatch to the Chicago Traoune.1
CAmo, Sept. g, 1859.
The steamer J. J. Roe, on her Last trip down
t the river, was fired into at Ashton. No
| damage was done.
| No news IRON Cor3nth.
The safe Of the 9unboat st. Lo1fs WAS bro
ken open last Tuesday, and 80 900 IN treasus.
/ notes stolen. No clue to the thief OF money
, 1862-09-29

THE GREAT EMANCIP AEI0N
NETTING.

XE&E 4E&&GAN E901N<AE a A4VN
The meeting at Bryan Hall, and the
Court House square, Saturday evening, to
Endorse the Presidents proclamation,
xa an enormous outpourng Of the
loyal masses, whose enthusiasm was
Rrouscd to the utmost Speeches vera
made BY E, G. 1ngerson Of PEORIA Mat u
CARPENTER Of Milwaukee, i. F. Linaer, F.
Il. Eastman, Col. O'A1cara, S. a. Goodwin
r, S, Blackwell and Henry Grecnebaum Of
This city (War Democrats), and Senator
Doollule Of Wisconsin, G. E. carr Of Galcs~
burg, D. D. Driseou Of this city, and sc7e-
ral other Rcpubicans-al eloquent and
rarncst in support Of the proclamation
and The war, and each applaudcd to the
echo. Several Of them will be found fully
reported in another part Of this paper, and
all noticed at such length as our columns
ru admit. No words are needed to urge
HE thousands who were unable to gam en-
zrsncc to the 1,a1l to give these speeches
careful reading. The ball has been put IN
motion in Chicago By this meeting, which
will roll over the Northwest The meet
inc was perfect carnival Of rejoicing
tempered With courage and resolution t
crush ism and treason North and South
and to sustain the President in his Ia!
maEnanimons action. Its influence vii
be felt far and wide, for it is but relic
cf the sentiment Of loyal men through hot
The whole land.