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, 1862-06-25

AOBpect10u OIL 6fA1n at 1o1eaOs
The Board Of Trade Ut Toledo have adopted q
system Of inspection Of grain; which viii be fouad
as follows:
RrSo1Ted, That en- and after the 7th day Of July
next tasuing all wheat and corn arrivin. at this
p'ac" shal be inspected, graded and classified as
followt:
Wheat shall be classed as Michigan, Ohio. Inli-
ana ard Illinois. and graded No. !, and rejected,
a. the case may he.
c. m thal1 be classed mixed, yellow and white.
with q distinction when required between old and
new.
No. white wis at shall be unmi1cd with rcd, aud
clean.
M white wheat shall be sound, dr5 and IN
mixed with other grain.
No rcd wheat shall be free from all other grain,
chess, CT other impurities.
NJ ? red wheat shall be sound, dry and unm1xed
NTH other grain.
All VII. ut not coming up to the required standard
for No. ard sha1 be graded So Rejected and sold
by sample as such.
No; corn rhall be clean, dry and free from IN
Found kernels.
NJ. corn ehal1 be sweet and dr..
All corn not coming up tt the standard for No. 1
and T. shsll be graded rejected, and sold BY sam-
ple 4a much
, 1862-06-25
COM NJ mERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVKNINa June Y, 1H&-
EEhLT REvlEw.-TAE WEATHER AND CnoPs
During the week the weather has been mild fo.
the season, with occaeiona1 shower OF rain. The
harvest is progressing favorablg in the southern
part Of the State, and the crop Of winter wheat
eaid to be very fine, with full average yield In
the northern and central portions Of this State,
the crops look well though late. This il noticca-
bic particularly in corn than in spring wAeat
Oats are doing well, with the prospect Of good
crop.
3:e following table show the receipts and ship
mcnts Of leading articles Of commerce In this city
during the past week and since the lst Of JANUARY
with comparative ststlstics:
, 1862-06-25
5afes,
100000 IN ONE OF
HERRIEGS FATEN- AAFEH
At 6a gEeatnfs in Pearl an. Fulton 80 Ian, =

HERREGS PATENT aAFB.
At da gEeathss in Peatl ans Fulton "a, ian: M 1a
hzsszs; HTzEna zzaa ce4 ": ssI 6se45S.I: - ~
LIN sAEE = ron Isds II dof ne few Jsan ago, h.
Fulton and Pea!l aueets, On he S6sh inst Hhtc e1
txeT destroyed by building together with 4ao1
others The dte commenced about O'CLOCK 9unda7
norh1nf 4nd the Sale Ra4 taken from the tutns asT
An exposure Of more than thirty uura Tour 89fo fo-
tatned I'll nj bookA insurance policte. Aed otnax NJ
aaoe papers besides gold and Elyer, baak Bile COZ
Eon bonds, g. amounting 70 OVER Two EuYpKn
4HoUsAHD Do1LAKs. 7JthnX u tie Essa d n ns<
fect order, except The binding of the boofs hfsa-
BteaMed- Your PateE. Champion Hsfe Ftvrz n 81
satisfaction, and has guarded NlelY thtSuef d. -
EyaET dnli1r of it contenfa Trul7 Tnnre - AH
AxoFHxK II TIE ekKR Yrp4-z1ffss8 - 49, ~ @1A>
E1AxRAL 0yJ1R, KEW aATEH SrxAxBoAr Cat
Aesns H1Rzua 4 CO. no. 81 BSoadTa5-a1srE
Ws haa one Of your Patent Champion Safes in the
@ tie sh Inst The Safa in the tiz3 szy II TIA
t9loa Bank building and fall with the FutcS to tbs
te1hr. It was tAkea NON the ruins After TIIx1x-sH
HOURS RIposura, and ve2 I'D uoT Ii contained ouy
pooSs and paPeA amount in bank noe0s
and about 31tnM III Treasury aoses and ofhar 1agu-
r1tes-xn II which va found In good os1tar, and uur
*cAs'sd Respectfully Z Xs259 v-,o-
aAFES
HHREEGS Observation-Disclosures sATN&
A1ned EitA Herring F1o7H1 INV PATENT CRIT.
TAl1Zk0 IRQH-A4 o1fy reta1 Nt,kcA Cannot II
tTa1sd; u,u.~. HERRING q CO. d Etsss H3ssk
, 1862-06-25
DIED.

II thts city, Mnndsy, Jnnc cd, Mrs HARH1Er
GklSNOLD DAVIS. wife Of William !. Davis
Funeral services on this Wednesday afternoon st
!ncoek At No G. Waoash avenue, preparatory 10 In
family arr il sttet to attcnd - wv
, 1862-06-25

SEEDS Received last week, 1,4a0 lbs; shipped,
,1s7 lbs. The market for Seeds is almost entirely
neglected. Several lots Of Timothy have been
sold at $i.3I 40, and Hungarian Grass of ST. q
@1.3o; but there is little OF no inquiry. and the
market Ii entirely nominal.
TALLOW-Receired last week. $40 lbs ; shipped.
1O9,7b1 fhs. There is good demand for prime
city Tallow at 75:0TEc-the Eales during
the week having been mainly ut the outside fig
u1e. Country tallow sclla Mt 9@7ac. The high
price Of sterling exchange in New York renders
the market firm.
SALT-Reeeivcd last week, SSH br1s !; shipped.
$3.50 brls. The receipts Of Salt continue t1iling
and the market is very poorly supplied. Miscella-
neoue lois of Fine Salt selling at $t.7513e0 z
brl, but the regular dealers SELL to arrive at the
following uUOtatians.
, 1862-06-25

To-day q carload Of new red or Amber winter
uheat Eas received from Carhonda1s in this State,
consigned to HI. ]. J. Richards, who sold to c.
! r Heartt. Of sChIcago" Mills for s1.1o per
| hnahel. The quality YVES very fine, and the yield
| said to be good
The following table shows the dates Of the first
receipts Of new winter wheat In this market fot a
, 1862-06-25

Every Engine IL furnished with
JUD6OE'5 PATENT GovERNpR YALYx
For Flour HtllB We confidently recommend tacz1 II
Superior to any other st51e Of Engine sud theJ E1Q
Save 1rOm As to so per cent. In Ruei
over the u5ua claas Of boilers II tha West Wd
khan keep al assortment OF tEeren. sizes at ouf e.
tabliahmeut where they may ia examined xnd ha
petent en WILL desired. be furnished to vet up aud
engines IN part Of The conuty We also Supply
WATER WHEELS. SKATING. GRARINa. ID,
At very low pricae-
r. ". BAXTER Il cos
NIL Furnishing Depot West Water street octHeon
Randolph and Madison Sta. ChicaEp IL
Pest OtHcs address Boz ia ocSsl5x
, 1862-06-25

JL1 MAGAZINES and Ec-
1ectic for July have been received by J. ".
Norris, l02 Madison street. Also, the London
Art journal for juno.
, 1862-06-25

H1DEs.-Rece1ved last week 60 .o7f Ms en'ppeu
lbs. On account Of thelo" stock III n'0fAes ~
and q limited inquiry By Eastern ousets' sne
market rnlee quiet and dull, 1ith' ho"e'es' ~
material change, TIE quote:
, 1862-06-25
CHICAGO LUMBER mARKET.
FOR the Week Ending June ~. 1861.

Tuesday EVENING, June ~, 1861.
R1capTs OF LUNBER, sH1EG1Es, LATH, &c.. ToR
WEE EsDIEG JUNE Il, 1862, COMPARED WITH
r4H TWO PREVIOUS YHARs.
, 1862-06-25

~ The sale Of real estate at the north
door Of the Court House, by Gilbert & samp.
son, this morning at ten o'clock, will be worthy
the attention Of I'll cash purchasers,
, 1862-06-25

Qr1cK TmE.-The Canadian propeller West
arrived at this port Sunday night, having made
the trip from the Welland Cana4 in the rapid
= time OF four days.
, 1862-06-25

Iss7A1IAT1os.-ReT. A. I. Crooks, late Of
indianapolis, Ind, WAS installed pastor Of the
Edwards Pxesby terrain Church last evening.
~ Willard & Kean, Bankers, No. Clark
Street. are allowing 4@41sc premium for Can.
ada currency.
, 1862-06-25

F1sH-ReceiFed last week SIS pkgs; shipped
1S7 pkgs. The msrket Is very active, but prices
have declined from 1a5s0s per half brl, the for
mer or ieta parcels and the latter on round lots
, 1862-06-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

4oAsuAf AFESlH8s June IL, 1S62,
Wc notice rather more. activity at the banks to-
day, and come Of them report themselves very
buey." This Is evident .fron the crowds about
their counters as the hour Of three approacheH.
New York exchange is reported shade closer,
but prices zemain unchanged; VIZ: par buying;
AR cent. prem. selling. on round lots, and Il for
tmau drafts and On collections.
The market for gold Tas feyerish. On receipt
Of New York dispatches stating that the price
there Has l8h 0s4, the buying rates here went to
Z and selling to 500 9 cent. It will be observed
that buyers keep at respectful distance from the
figures ruling In Wall Street. The fluctuations
there are too rapid TO warrant great risks In
Chicago.
MnwAuKKH.-The Ss77tinel Of this morning
says:
Monday ie usually very quiet day In the money
market, aud yesterday was no exception. Rates
Of exchange were about the zane as the close al
the week, moBt OF the banks taking approved east
eznpaper 1t psr, and selling New York sight at K
per cent, premium. The supply ct currency fs now
1oJ J equal to the demaId.
Gold La held at 65f47 per cent. OF course bus
uttle changed hands 81 these figures. The bfokers
are buYing for shipment East ct 5D5H per cent
premium. Old Issue Treasury Notes are bring "a
* premium New 1eeue received only at par, AMI
sold at 4 TO H premium. But feH IN circulate OF
here.
EARNINGS OF THE GALKTA T. CHICAGO Dk1oN E
R. CoAFARY.-The following are the earnings O
, 1862-06-25

"LAKB AND Rail" FREIGATs.-Duriug the
week rates on a-ur to the seaboa1d hare declined
SC per brl. The closing rates u1e:
F1our to New York, prop to Buffalo. $3.50
foufth class t0 n. y. .-..-.--. 0.45
Flour to New York. all water ............ 0.f5
Eoprsh class to n: I. .-..-.----.-. 03.is
flouf 10 NeT 10Fk. prop to Goderich- 0gD
F!our to Eoston, ..... leo
Flour to Montreal, prop to ccllingw'd. ..... 0 IS
Sarnia. -........ 0.65
FLoGR-Ryceived to Gay. II, $50 brls; shipped,
1856 br;s. The following table shows the re-
cefrts and shipments during the week, with the
sources Of supply and the route Of shipment:
, 1862-06-25

$38,635,37 $57,338.00, $1s,so2 63 Inc.
PrrsBunGH, FORT WAEN1 And CHICAGO RAIL
wAF CoHPANT.-The approximate earnings Of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway
Company, during the month Of May, compared
with the same period Of last year, were as fol-
1nw6:
, 1862-06-25

f8 At Sherman House, wedding t'caIl''
cards, written and engraved. Five Qulres French
paper envelopes, most fashionable pattern. ele-
gant1y stamped for four dollars. Call In par1ors.
For samples, mail two stamps to yankee Gard
Writer. teHSt
, 1862-06-25

Total Last week ,334 ,7S6 1,H1, ISL
a. previous week i, ,5s7, ,769 6t0.3o0
Corresp. week, 1861.... 52D,397 269, 1854
1861 sfA SgG d{F7 i1Qk
, 1862-06-25

u Buy pspez hsnEtnea 4 Chase + O., 1os
Ea7dolpa street.. HA @24
, 1862-06-25
@ul FURNISHING.
j sHlCAGD MIT.LFURNISHTNG
~ DEPOT.
=. w. 5AxTER 4 &C..
EAEUTACEUEEKa OF
FRENCH BURR MuL4STONES.

UF AL RUARRIE6
5.W. BROWNS PATENT PORTABLE
Nlouring and Grist hills.
LED DxAIxRa IN
BITCH "ANkER RpLTIHG CLOTiss9
8nu1 Mil. I'D separa.osx
Betting Of al Kinds ''' "oH esoa'e@'
pr., r,p...,. Hosting Screws snd Ban,
6sea onstefa, P1c1A Proc Stats, &c, &C.
FAIRBANKS, SCATEa.
AND MILL FURNISHING GENERALLY
Fans Specifications and Estimates furnishing ytis1
Contracted to< entire. -N- "--"@
Steam Engines, R0ziers4 &c.. 70.
Tae B1bscrihsrs haTiaE obtR7ed tho Agency for xs
aa1e o3 steam Engines and Boilers tho nnnufa-
eory Of GOGlDING, BAGLEY n SEWElLA Of Water
lowe, E Eonld Invite the atte.tfoo purchase1z
to their superior uer1ta Of ssyIe wprkuanship A1d
2oEsEa also. their yery low pE1cga. The following q
# Of pIiees Of Engine aid Roile7, together vita
GesttnEs and Grssea complete s1d ready toE nsc De.
hcsze poEer-.....s .pt39 horss Do=e-....-E@@
10 800, EEEW 1900 1aS
II go. 100 tH 9fTo
IS -..... L'1o 20 - IN9
And IN ME pfbnorttDn Iartsr n. vannfrad
, 1862-06-25

CELEBRATION or sr- JoHS's DAT.-The
eolored citizens Of this city connected with
the Masonic fraternity in connection with the
T. ". efand Lodge Of Ohio, and Representa-
tiyes rom lodges of other States, celebrated
ST. Johns Day, yesterday, with procession
and appropriate exercises at Metropolitan
Hall, as follows: After music by the Central
Bund, and prayer by The Grand Chaplain, Rev.
" A. Dove, an oration was pronounced By
Past Grand Master Wn- Darnes. Music
prayer aud benediction by Rev. Francis Bou1.
den The ceremonies closed with ball In
The evening.
These colo,cd branches Of the Masonic Or.
der get their charter from England, and arc
precisely similar, in point Ct organization. ETC.,
to The regular Masonic order on this side Of
the Atlantic, though they are not recognized
as such. In England, however, where they
obtain their charters, they arc fully recog.
n'sed, not only By the grand lodge, but by al
enbcrdtrate lodges,
, 1862-06-25

Most Gracious Letter of his ROYAL
Htehnees Tire E1ectoF OF Hease TO
his Honor E1-mayor John Went
worth,
, 1862-06-25

Tol May 81, :s1a. rs $1l71.sAs1 $2as a'5 o5
1ncrease Tor Nay, IS 8io per cent? average In
crease to May 81, 214 per ceLt.
, 1862-06-25

LIQUOR L1cESsEs-Those interested will
take notice that all liquor licenses granted in
1862 expire on the 3oth inst. The city clerk
is ready to issue renewals st any time, and to
avoid the crowd which always collects on the
1st Of July, parties should apply as early as
possible.
, 1862-06-25

F John schnfer, of Co. 4, Chicago
Light Artillery, leaves for Memphis on July
list to join his company and will take any let
tcss OF small parcels for that company, II left
ut Boteford's hardware store, 100 Lake Street.
, 1862-06-25

AAa| *"13-1- CELEBRATE.
4 motion by Aid Tits worth, that there be
. celebration by the City Government on the
Fourth Of July, Was finally carried.
AID. White t1en moved that AID. Brown he
appointed a Committee to ascertain if music
could be obtained. Carried.
Aid. White also moved that the meeting adj
journ, to meet IT. halEpast ssTen O'Clock this
evening.
, 1862-06-25

DErosED.-We learn that the Chicago Pres'
bytery, in session at Kankakec, have formally
voted to depoEe the Rey. Father Chiniquy
from all the functions OF the gospel ministry,
the charge being unmlniste1ia% and unchris'
tiau conduct-''
, 1862-06-25

70 Great closing ont sale Of Paper Hangings, 4
r, +. Rigby's, 50 Randolph strees- tear1m
, 1862-06-25

Go to John Jones. liz Deerbnn st., snd get Joes
clothes Thoroughly cleaned ard neauy repaired.
afx73 - -
, 1862-06-25

"CaH na Dnnlop, Seve1 &6pelE1nk for Ps1ntin1.u =
novu u-h774.ly
, 1862-06-25

srRAwBERn1Es.-W.V Van Fleet, Of No. 132
Dearborn street, is receiving daily from the
strawberry beds Of Rockfellow, South Bend,
indiana, strawberries which are as beautiful
to the sight and attractive to the TASTE as any
we hare seen this Season. Those who labor
Under the impression that the strawberry sea-
Eon is over because raspberEies have appeared
in market, can easily be satisfied Of their mis-
take By calling on Mt. Van Fleetas above.
, 1862-06-25

UNIVERSITY OF Cu1cAGo.-The annual Cam
mencement Of this thriving instisution, we
lea1n, will take place next week. Among the
exercises will bean address to the Trustees by
Hon. j. T. Scammon, Of this city; an Grafton
and Poem before the Literary Societies OF
the University; 81 address to the Religious
Societies, Prize Declamations, and the reading
of Prize Essays hy the members OF the Sopho-
naore Glass. Arrangements are on foot by
Fhich persons in the country who may wish
to be present at the exercises, will be able to
come and return at half farc-so that We ex.
poet to sec an unusually large gathering ol
1lle friends Of learning on the occasion,
, 1862-06-25

e Deafness and Diseases Of the Eye sud Ear
successfully treated By DR.. ] B. Walker, Ocu1ist
and Aurist, lit South C1ark street, Chicago test6t
, 1862-06-25

sTRAwnERR1Es-Ihe1 1homphe de Gand is
The prince Of strawberries, for size, sugary
sweetness and delicacy Of favor. This is an
old opinion Of ours, just confirmed By q boz
received from Horton q Kidder of the Evans
ton Fruit Farm, who are beginning to market
their crop at GoEs l. Hoag's On North Clark
Street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

New York, Jan. l3-The Post says a
letter received in this city from gentleman
well known to US, relates shat a respectable
person made prisoner by one of our boats in
Edisto river, says we could form no idea
what stunning blow the capture of Port
Royal had been to the people of South Car
olina and Georgia. He says, too, that al
most equalling that in its appalling effects
was the great fire at Charleston. he adds
that party is on foot in that region in fa-
vor of settling the question at issue by COM
missioners, and that both Davis and Ste
phens are in favor Of it, but that the Rhett
party had frowned it down.
The transport Patapsco from Baltimore,
reports having passed on the 18th off Cape
Point portion of Burnside's expedition.-
Also, same date, off Cape Henry, passed two
steamers, each having schooner in tow
coming out of the Capes, all bound South.
The transports Baltic. Cahawba, Empire
City and Marion sailed to-day for Port
Royal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

a FIGHTING NEGko.-A correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune, describing the battle
of Belmont, says:
During the thiokest of the fight the body
servant of Gen. McClernand, mulatto.
named W. Stains of Decatur, exhibited con-
spicuous courage. He was close by the
General during the whole engagement,
cheering the soldiers and swearing he would
shoot the first man that sho we'd the white
feather. Many of US laughed heartily at
the fighting darkey, while the bullets flew
like hail about US. slI5 ISL
In the course of the fight captain of one
of the companies was struck by spent ball,
which disabled him from walking. The mr-
lttto boy, who VA mounted, rode up t.
him and shouted out, "Captain, if you sight
any longer for the Stars and Stripes, can
take my horse and lead your men," He then
dismounted and helped the wounded officer
into the saddle. When he was walking
away, rebel dragon rushed forward at
the officer to take blm prisoner. The darkey
drew his revolver and put ball through
the rebels head, scattering his brains all
over the horses neck. a
relate these little circumstances that
merit may be justly dealt with, even if the
hero be a niger" as some people would
like to call this brave felIoT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

WASHINGTON, January 12.-The Presi-
dent has said he will not accept General
Sigers resignation, except as last resort.
He believes him valuable officer, and will
spare no pains to retain him in the service.
Lieut.. Governor Fiske and other promi-
nent citizens of Kentucky now here, sue
ceeded yesterday in obtaining 5000 car
bines, for use in their State and Tennessee.
Should the bill recognizing the Supreme
Court, reported from the Senate, become "a
law, there is reason to believe that Senator
Browning of Illinois, Secretary Smith of
Indiana and Hon. Joseph Holt of Kentucky,
will be the new Judges for the 9th, 9Th and
7th circuits respectively.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

CINCINNATI, Jan, I3th.-This mornings
Gazette says Gov. Dennison received dis
patches from Washington, on Friday. in
forming him that there was a pressing ne
cessity for troops in Western Virginia.
Gen. Mcclellan was advised that fourteen
regiments of infantry, FIVE batteries of ar
tillery, and two regiments of cavalry would
be thrown into Virginia by Tuesday night,
and that more than half of those which had
received marching orders, would be out of
the State by lastnight.
On Saturday, dispatches were received
countermanding the orders of Friday night.
The soldiers, however, have instructions to
hold themselves in readiness to march.
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HERALD's DISPATCH.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. IA difficulty is
presented as TO the disposition. of all the
cavalry regiments which have been accept
ed. The Commanding General asked for
~ regiments, and the whole number accept
ed and authorized to be raised is seventy
three. THIS is forty-six more than General
Mcclellan wants. This excess win cost the
Government about forty-six million dollars
of needless expenses. II is proposed that
the number ofregiments actually required.
shall be made as efficient as possible, and the
others offered the option of discharge from
the service or be transferred to infantry. IS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14
AFTERNOON REPORT.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From Fortress Monroe-Gen.
Burnside's Expedition at
Old Point-House Commit
tee After Secretary Gamer
on-Gen. Mcclellan Get
ting Better-Latest from
Hancock, Md.

Fir. MONROE, Jan. I2th.-A report was
brought up, yesterday morning, that large
propeller was ashore few mikes below Cape
Henry. The Spaulding was sent 10 her as
sistance but could find nothing of her, and
returned here last night.
The enemy raised flag staff and flag, on
Sewalls Poiut. 1t is seen very conspicuous
ly above the trees.
The Spaulding is loading rapidly. and ia
expected to sail for Port Royal via Hatteras
this evening.
Co. B, of the naval Brigade, with Col.
Wardrop and Lieut Tillotson, came over
from Camp Hamilton, this afternoon, and
went on board the gunboats Hunchback
and South6eld, to man the guns.
The above are part of Gen. Burnside's
expedition.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.--An officer now
here. and who was in the recent fight near
New Market bridge, will make affidavit that
fifty. armed negroes, fanked by whites,
formed the centre, and that they fought bet
ter than their fellow soldiers. Q.
Mrs. Gaines, whose celebrated law suit
against the city of New Orleans was decided
in the Supreme Court juet before the seces-
sion of Louisiana, has received permission
to cross the lines to New Orleans, via Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk f4elE
The Coast Survey has detailed one of its
most efficient officers to accompany the
Burnside expedition. @ sl ~
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SPECIAL TO posr.

( WARRINGTON, JAM 13.-The House Com
mittee of Ways and Means are considering
the expediency of recommending an issue
of Treasury notes smaller than fvsi. There
is great demand for bills of the denomina-
tions of ones and twos. a8 a9 5os Gi
1t is understood that Congress will take.
immediate action upon the tax and Treasury
note bill. aasi =
Mr.. Bodman, U. S. Consul atTeneriffe,
committed suicide at that place few weeks
since. All his property was invested in
Virginia bonds 9ui ~ 0s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

WAsHINGTos, January l3-Speeials say
Hutchins of Ohio, has prepared bill to be
introduced in the House, establishing ter
ritorial government over the seeded States,
and prohibiting slavery thelein. =
The House committee on elections win
report against the claims Of DR.. Segar of
Virginia, to a seat.
The war steamer Pensacola has arrived
at Annapolis. ~
report is circulated and believed that
Secretary Cameron has resigned, and that
Hon. Edward M. Stanton will take his place
1t is also stated that Mr.. Cameron will be
appointed Minister to Russia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

HANCOCK, Jan. 12th.--GeneraI jackson
with $4,000 regulars, 1900 militia and is
guns, after threatening Romney, appeared
before this place at a distance to-day, prob
ably on his return to Winchester He
had three days ratlons left. Up to the
time of this dispatch he had made no de-
monstration. A week ago yesterday he
with a full force, appeared at Bath, where
there were but about 500 Union troops,
they being attachments of several regi-
ments. An attack was made by the whole
rebel militia who were repulsed by our vol
unteers. subsequently Jackson's regulars
made an attack in front, at the same time
executing flank movement, when our
troops fell back on Hancock The estimate
of Gen. Jackson's force is corroborated by
several sources. - gstf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14
;. :! ADMINISTRATORS J. Ely y SALE.

- that will, on Monday, January 2Oth, 1862,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell public auction, at the
t&Eclipse Stable, on Main street, in the CITY of
Evansville, all the personal property belonging
the estate of John s. Gavitts deceased, consisting
in part of the following viz The Enquirer print
lug office complete, two open trotting bugges one
sulky, lot of harness, the celebrated horse "Tor
nado," two bay horses, one new patent fire-proof
safe, one ride gun and other property. credit of
nine months will be given all sums exceeding
t.lree dollars, the purchaser giving note with APP
proved security, bearing interest and waving
valuation laws. W. BAKER
q Administrator, with the viii annexed
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