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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03
N 4 5 O " l G.

~ = HREEEPoF. LODGE off
NJ and y. NJ. No. rs, meets
every Friday at u Z. NJ.
john w. JONES. W. VI.
}. II. Brownlee. Sccy.
Shreveport Chapter of II. \. NJ. No. 10,
meets on the 2nd and 18th Monday of each
month. at Il L. NJ. j. G.. MCWILLIAaIS.
7. G. Waller. Recorder. II. 7.
Shreveport Council, Il. and s. NJ No. >.
meets on the LIST and Sd Saturday of each
menth, ut u y. NJ. EMMET u. CRAIG,
Henry Levy, Recorder T.'.G.'M
~ Place of meeting, at the Masonic Hall
Texas street, over Mayors oihce. uo24
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

4 late number of the y. !; Herald
has an article on the various improve
ments made in the implements of war
during the revolution, in which Ben
nett expresses the opinion that war
stimulates invention. Any one who
will take the trouble to read the eight
closely printed pages Of the veracious
sheet now before us, will come to the
same conclusion.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03
AS SOCIATIONS.

xsa..;... l. q. q. f.
The regular meetings OF
METH LODGE, No. y. are held
on Wednesday evenings. ut 7 o clock
al their Lodge Room on Texas street.
\. SKLIGMAN, y. G..
+. w. SPlLkER, Secretary MO
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

Gen. John Buchanan, of Fairfield
District, South Carolina, died rece ut.
" at Winsboro
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nSn Hao shAAI oS ePP9ant l-snH .lI'
Attho uaap OF alr aPi'oin1n'.lt, nS NV - Lneh
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physicAt' lellA4 Sta H1AliuS-lioNs 4na4l ne
ttillaite1 lIlo -. iy LStl1tls1 uPoR ~
lAAEN y - - ~ mat PGFt'sS ey
tho SsetStly ~ w t,Gs!l ana 9naer sneh reEtatN
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- ~ " aiSt ave ys5rs Si5sE GATE OF
- ole tngusan9 three lnrdrsd dotiaTS; Al
ter nNu Year, rem data Of epmmIsi0n. oRs Thousand
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
RouHpEp, ls62...-.-
-. 49,. OuAEzSsID, 1854
Loo APED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts.,


Loo ATBD,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
VNHIs INSTITUTION. Is NOW IN THE MOST
i PrUsPerOUs and hO1riahinE condition. Twice do
ring the last YEAR, has tE been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in.
creasins number Of students, representing nearly
every state in the Union
desirablJ located buldingS in the city. The rooms
aTo eoHaodiously Arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
Te advantages aud facilities here offered to Young
msR desiring TO qualfy themselves propeFly for the
various duties OF the Counting Room. to obtain
IhSTOttgh Iuetieut BEiHsss HeatiUn generally, are
unsurpassed in any particular. by any similar estsL
ti1hment in the United States.
FACULTY8
Z K. LOSIRR,
PrinciPAl-LecturerO the Science Of AUcOunts Com
narce, business Customs, etc.
J. N. PHILLIPS,
Professor fthe Theory and Practice of ReopInR
and Commercial Calculations,
H. II. DAVIES
Associate Professor Of Book ReepinE.
n. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmAnship
S. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
LectureT on Mercantile Law.
RET. 3. YRATES REESE, D. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jne. P Kennedy, Non. Joshua ynps.pt.
Hon: rhOs swami, Wrn- II. Keighler Esq :,
Jacob Ernst, Esq- VIM KnAbs, Esq-
The College Is provided with Commercial library
dentI.
E1eh Student has a deck to himself. and Is sopa-
rAtely instructed.
There being no vacation daring the year, Students
enter At any time.
Thetie usually toeornplets the fnII eorr,.
from TO L. weeks.
A DIPLoEA is awarded TO all Graduatea.
large and Beautifully Ornameuted Circular cou-
sa1np upElrI4s Of SIX sauAEE PIT, rpPressnkn the
Exterior and Interior View Of the COLLEGE ynTioTS
ehaFHcteEistie designs psnmanship &C. sent by nail
me g charge accompanied with catalogue giving fuIl
Particular. Address E n I0SIER
Bai:i1lOrs va.
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TPuauc-NO. n

Az ACT to provide for tho payment Of the militia
ted Ssatss. the tiIno they were called into
sersiee the thirtieth day Of 1nne eighteen hun,
dre.l At-ai siKty-olO. Hs
Be il enacted by the Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-
srnEAiVes OG the United SCAIss Of America in Con
srus Assembled. That there b aud huTeby L apprO-
iTiAIod cut Of any money in tho fruasRTy NOT 9TH
wise appropriated the VI i've Enillions ssren
hundred and siNty thousand dollars, or 80 much
thereof may be nacsasar, 70 enable the Govern.
Inent TO pay the militia aud volunteers called into
service u the United States being an additional
amount rsQuirpd for the hsca1 year eniing June
thiFtieLh. eighteen hundEssl aud &Xty-0na.
AppruTe.I, July IL, lsBl
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ON and after tho lSth q April. lSol the passst,-
" ger Trains will he follows, viz:
The Exrrrss Tram eaNrz Wheeling daily except
Sundays ~ % a. NJ, BenWOOd At ltr5O A. NJ, ArTiV-
ing ia Baltimore ~ $40 A. NJ. connecting with tile
ENPrr-s train for Philadelphia. New York, nOstOt
and all the sasteFn citir.- leaving 6:i5 4. NJ ar
rtVrs ~ Washington at i0 1. NJ making Close cum
ncctoa With the southern lines for all parts Of tile
Saith. This train stops AZ the pCiuCifaI stations
tr'r whrsitnE 10 Cumberland.
heturfrihSs, leaves Baltimore 1t SIS r. NJ. and
Washington City ms p. NJ, arriving ~ BenWoOl
~ . A. Y. and Nvhesiinss 6sT A. NJ max NIX direct
connection With the ESpresstraiH for all aTts VI the
West. Southwest and Northwest This train stoiSs
only tor nssAls 1ud WOOD and water.
The Mail Train leAVes daily including sundays at
nSs T. NJ, BeuWOOd Al 1873 r NJ, and arrives IL
baltimore AZ a-lS p NJ, csnneCtinE with the Mail
tTsIn, leaving for PhilRdelphia. New York Rostou
sod AL astrTn citea At AS z NJ. arrives at WASH
tn&ton CITY At sS0 p. NJ oonBesTin With the SOUTH
sEn lines for AL pSEts vi the SOUTH This train stus
the Sest end q the rs MOunLsVie. Catnsrnu
AAnninEIon. Wafer Station tairfn0nt and Grafton
Returning, Leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ. wash.
tugtcu City at AS A. VI. aud arrives BenWOod at
l0slUP NJ, AEI Wheeling lO=.Es j. " cuanectinr,
nth the ENpress train for iIaTtsUf the Southwest
Vest And Northwest. This Train stVps the Priir-
opal stations only.
TIE Piedracut and Wheeling Accommodation runs
ahtly, except Sundays, leaving Piedmont At 6.IO A. NJ
aud RETiVSs Mt Wheeling ~ $40 p ".
J. IA FORD, Agent.
". P. ShErs. Master u Transportation.
l. ", Cola. dsnl rekst AgvRI. apo
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Il Ell L RNING TRAINS.

Nts 1 Z Nm ING 'EIS.AI Ms.
Lgsss C'sNriSns at 9=3S \. " aud 900 p. NJ, ar
nyr At bEtdSsppri u TN r n, aud ass 4. ".
l.oSvs flttshurRh n l:So a NJ, aud lao p ~,
arrive AZ BrieEeP0Tt NJ d;SS A ". and 6;2O P. u.
Connections are made a. FOIioVVsI
AZ Pittsburgh with Teunsy ival,A r. II. for IIarris
burg. Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
dtlphia, Ncys York aud Boston
Cleveland With Cleveland 4 roitsl r. T. for San
du-ky- roie-ie, DvtTOit, Ghie@sSO AI-I
All points IN tue NoErH WEsg. With
Detroit stussnrT- for DstrOit, Jackson,
chleAgO and tao NoETa WNsr. With
Cleveland 4 IRE \. 4. for EFie, Dun
laTEs buffalo and aiAgAra Fails. with
GieSeiAIsi, Columbus < Cincinnati ipr
SEvsttRss, Delaware. coluInba. And
Al HEdson With ths CT. < Z. r, R. Ter cayuhoea
kaiiS, AkTuu, fiillrrslarsh and WOOs-
At Alliance with P P,. w / c. r. h. for Canton,
MAslilloa, Wooster, salem, Enon, Co
luIabtls, .tc-
Al SteubeuViliO with T. g ( Q Line and At BEILAiR
With Q. o. y. i;-R. ior GAINESVILLE. New
ARK, Columbus, Nenia, Dayton. Itl,li.
annapolis, CasrO. Cincinnati, Louisville,
81. Louis. ST. Joseph and Ali points
Wist aud south Wet.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SS7S
RATs AlIsaJa Asle's,. aud time mneh quicker than
any other route
Through Tickets to all points in the Vest North
aud East bS procured the oites undeT the
MoLaT~ House, WherliHg, Va OF with Freight
Agent At bridgeport station.
Freight onugrNctE will be nsdS AT lowest rates to
Ay point accessible by this guA Ani its cunnecIi0Is
70 the EAst, North. Wet and N0Fth-Nsst, ~ Office
nntcr NLure House, with II Agent Al Bridge
P0rt Station. VIM. D. rBKRf. Agent,
wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, AGssnt,
Bridgeport, o.
IN. MCCULLOUGH, President.
X. MIERS, 6en't Ticket AE't. feb6
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December 1857, far the sama can may be ap-
piled to the provisions d this aeli and pot ipqapsi
tent thoTOUlih, an hErahF naEigttlnr re-enaetedt
SOe IL And be It. FAtlnE O1Act1i That, To daFIys
all the expenses that may attend the execution Vt
this aci the sum VI two hundred thousand d0llAra, OF
20 much tharSof NJ may Be nceoSaaCYs Be and the
nOney in the Treasury not OIhaCWiss appropriated.
Approved. July II. 1851.
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oFFicIAL.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.
EaIssd at ~ FSrat SsSsiOa II az Ihirss-SsusRth
+ C0AgFEES.
[PuVse-No.Gl

Az ACE 10 roiand aud remit the duties on arms i'm,
pOEISa BY StaEus.
Be it snnsteA by the Senate aud HOuss Of Repre-
ssntAtiVes Of the United States u Arnerea Ia Con.
sTaSS Assembled Thai the SocrotAFy Vt hsTTaasuTy
De aud he i hereby authorised and dirveted 10 re-
fund and Funlit the duties ald imEpsts AL arin5
imported intO the unitel States sinee the nrsE day
Of May last, which may 6s imported before tue
drat day u January next, by for the account u
any state; Pr0sided the Secretary OF the Treasury
SHALL hs satisUd that the said are intended, in
guSd tAith Tor the use Of the Troops Of any state
ysltieh il % may be engaged aiding TO snppruIa
the insurFsetion now vIlstinG against the United
StAtss.
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w. v. '0ASsON. WI. IOzzsO4.
G. W. JOHNSON & SON.

Al--%AA EtRreEH OF Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAFLEGAYAILED OURSELVES on ar m,
than ever to MI all Orderl forTGn 81 ~
49, iiAe OF business Nalli8l and CouinrtnI-
t4le % oruar. Steamboat work dine in a -1h.,S
~ IN flLEnaniike manner. We are uolT n,,-i
att1sutar attention 70 this hruret rrf tbH 49, ~
~ saftEfasttoai in eyUEy particuIar n
HE-lLesAta DehlerB va ca or ffilesF1or-tT 49,
5Y " Log1a elssSla-1a- 0lT-sErelr Of VFoy-e -
and the nalOTtnent5lf an atrli tir" w
= y eSsoek q thslatest and most arur5Iyl-i =
v ~ All- v cod :. toEaa o. llllli a N tfrI.-
q. ". JOHNH0H & SOW.
t,S5n.. Ao-1is Market Eldusr..
WhaelIu- We
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JOHN T.LARW

(suersssor TO Wheeler LAkin.l
w ILL REORIvE AND HAVE OPENED ron
~ Inspection on Thursday, March 29th n nav,
aud we'll selected assortment Of
cloths, CassimereB and Vestinpal
Also = template assoEtmSutO Of aENFLESIRNOs i'm
NISHIHG GOODS. - . < US
The patrons OF the old arra and the UubFI, n, -.
stock before making theIruurr3lase. - iTtC1I
ING af small PEoatS 20 cash aud prompt pIrrhSSeT1
thankful teT the pntrUnage bestowed ursoD ~ ~
lIs Solicit = eOnttuulEee Of the sane foI-tIo -,
cRtablishmelt. JOHN T LAKIE HerrIrS1t sI1Sito.
( "nzS+Wd No. lO3 Main st., Wheeling "
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New Stock Of Fine Pfan0ss

HE Huhscriber has just reesiv.tl a,p.y, ,.,., :,
,6L. me Pima GDln the eeIebTlte5 &c. y y
~ ing : Soul Boston. which for beauty AZ iS'.
e q iolle aud elasticity q tomb AZ s,i
- ~ lustE Il1neut1 ever brought to to rit,-
Ii se Ftanos UeEs bought tors cSSIl md LII -
~ = - tiI5l Eastern prices for casa nj go
eT1tf5s ~ - EssEsetfuliY invited to eaIl aI
va Eianos takEn in eIehants Fornsvp. =
JESsB B. MRHhpHss
No lSurI - 49,
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missouri Mining Company.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851,
OAPITAL ST0Ck.--..............S So 10000
| LUIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
\ pose OF adTa[leinS the great mining interests OF
| our state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely pliianthTOpie motives In Initiating this en-.
terprise- We believe that the stock can be made to
pay large dfEitends, and at the time more real
gOOd accomplished and greater progress made in de-
TeisPing and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the Of times the
aEnoGntpt capital invested in any other luEin,
We HhA1I mako the once Of our Company a q "a.
PeIe mining bureau II TIE mineral res0urcas q the
state. We have power under our charter t. mr.
chase aud sell mineral lands wherever Is-ItIl Il,
missouri Great Inducements will be offered to en-
iAAts ana mining adventures, who desire to Dur.
I Company. >t-'s
We respectfully solicit the AttsutIor, ossII7 ,-t
have mineral lands for sale to send rs a stntern,t
Of the came, describing the kind Of mineTus on tbr
lands he number OF acres the ltEatiOn and the low
est esh price they willing to take for aid Ial,I,
We shall work OlIy such mines as nav aFaIv INF
sail open and prove most Of the IaudB We sell Fhe
1os ior subscription to the stock are now open AZ
ne once Of the Company, Main HtreGt, northwest
Gunner Of Locust. Merchants Rank entrD,,[.
Ao. = All Wc EEL an interest in this
W aG1 nave money, will do we'll to call ami
snnscrlbe. Those wishing stock. living out Of tht
ety, can sseursit by enclosing ten per cent of tIs
amount Eanted to ehe President or Trpasurer
DIRECTORS:
Hdse fl D. Bacon. EsI7 Matthew Bntlsr. Esq,
1922 lAtn5oP' Aaq7 3. s.! Lynch, Esq,
TEusRZEs; -
n. BuTLEA, Tleas ALrRE /; ga 3 aefyj pr,,,.
The above prospectus has mp TO this date been
Plolishe IN only one Of Our Leading papeFB Ihttsns
no sEtTu etorts to GET stock taken have IipsU
aAste yet the public we'll ariureeate the s,1,
u.s. % tne e1t6TpEse that over two hundred ttoIIs
AI1 Of the stock has already been tnF,oE We
would briefly state that the aharpS ar ~ sor6 80
IN InIi without further liability. transfeFabIe "a, h
9etyi Registered only whom dividends aro rSeeiveGI
- - money TO spare. can by the mr.
ease % shares in the Missouri Mining caTlr1I
5e N that viii pay largely and i,oJ
that U readily converted into cash TfthoutioS-
E Al limitations 70 the Pfesitelt urn1,itft
81. LON ISai.. Mo-. March .. 1ss, nh70- ;ikW2R
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Baltimore 8 ONO Rail Road

IN. MCCULLOUGH, President.
K. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. feb5
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Three Through Pa senger Trains.

me CAgacity OF tis Ro4d i, now e4uaI to nv IN -,
Country
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TRANSPORTATION.
PlEtsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.


" FassoRguT TTAiIrs will IsaVs BE1aEePort n f,,I-
i0sH, (SundAys SEnoptsd;l
lltl5 An Nal Train, stopping ~ all stations ar
riyes ~ Pittsburgh e $40 p n an,I
Cleveland At $40 T. NJ
lGJ0 P. n. kXpr~s Tram stopping At AZ stations,
except Eush Kun aud Beaver, arrive at
PittsgoTsh Il 2NlS A. Y, and tllSvsIARd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

Dr. AYR: have used your pills with extrauUJI
nary succasa in my family and aTnuur tfioSS am
called to visit in dtItress To regulate the orHus Of
on and purify the blood they arc the VeIy Iest
Iledy have ever and can confidently re-
commend them to {. my fFisnds-
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1900.
1850
THR CENTRAL $50"
PENNSYhYAIIA RAIL ROAD
is5l NilLES D0UBLR TRACK

-
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DEPARTMENT OF rHE INFEEIUH, Z

washington. D. c.. 9Th Feb, 1850.
sih. nave used your Pills in my general and hos
tai pEnctiee ever since you made them. and cannot
hesitate TO say they the best esthArtc veeIupIoy
Their regulating action the liver quick and de-
eiued- consequently they an admirable remedy
LOT disbursements Of that organ Indeed. L have
seldom found case OF dilliOtit dtSedrs so obstinate
that II cid not readily yield to them
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning. in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphc
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 fer three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 per year, or 81 20 for three months, to
village subscribers--paper delivered at their
acuses or places Of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. W. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12
VICTORY F.! VICTORY !!

The Intelligence to-day from the Burnside
expedition is more completely satisfactory in its
details than even the previous good news had
warranted us in believing. Roanoke Island is
captured, Elizabeth City is evacuated and burnt,
an entire rebel army Of from 250O to 5000 men
are taken prisoners, the traitor feet in the
Sound is captured Or sunk, and the road to
Portsmouth, Norfolk and Richmond is open to
the march of the Federal Army.
The details are all glorious. Well may the
Richmond Examiner utter Its cry of despair
The shudder following this shock to the rebel
cause will be felt to the remotest corner of the
bastard kingdom of jeff Davis. They see
the shadow of the coming doom. The blows
are now falling with terrible earnestness upon
the strongholds Of treason. The morning is
breaking. God be praised for the blessed light
of the coming day!
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FIR EEMA.N
T O'CLOCK A. M
, THE FR EEMA.N
UP THE TENNESSEE RIVER.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10. A special despatch ro,,
Cairo 10 the Democrat, says Com. Foote bss
Just received dispatches from Capt. Phem "
the Conestoga, of the gunboat expedition ny
the Tennessee river, capturing new rebel onn mn
boat. and destroying all the other rebel bout,
on the river as far up as Florence, Alabama
The Republicans Fort Henry dispatch savs
that portion of our army encamped near t5s
river has been removed two miles further bacl
with all their batteries, from which point TIM
roads are good, and a speedy forward movemeni
can be made when desired. Two regiments A.
rived to-day, and two steamers, loaded with
troops, are just coming in sight. The enemy a,
Fort Donelson are being rapidly reinforced, and
a prisoner says they. are confident than they cal
held the position. Trees are being fell tvo
miles around the Fo1t by a gang Of negroes
Gen. Pillow is in command there with 20,Om
men, embracing some of the best artlcrisy
from Columbus. There are two small to,rs
three camps, several hundred yards from tia
main ratification and present appearances in
dicaie that the coming battle will be much
more desperate than that Of Fort Henry.
CINCINNATI Feb. IL. A special Cairo des
patch says, the Federal officers from Fort Done.
son report that Gen. Grant had surrounded tbs
Fort with seven batteries of artillery and thag
it will be shelled Or surrendered to-day or t.
morrow There are 5000 rebels in the Fot.
CAIRO, Feb, IL. The gunboats sent up th4
Tennessee River have captured one rebel gun
boat, destroyed all their transports, and broken
up all their camps. The river is now clear q,
lax as Florence, Alabama.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12
THIRTY-SENvETH CONGRE sS.
SENATE,

Tuesday, Feb. IL. Mr. King presented re
solution of the Chamber of Commerce Of Ne"
York, IN favor OF the immediate passage OF ne
treasury Noe bill, pledging the support OF tt'
merchants Of New York to the Government
MI Lane Of indiana reported a joint re'oIb
tion explaining the act indemniiying the Stat
expenses OF the war to mean expenses before ana
alter the passage OF the act passed.
Mr.. johnson, after presenting petition %
rhliadelphians for the appropriate obser'Ane'
OF the 22d of February, offered joint resolution
That the Houses assemble IN the House OF Key
resentatyes on the 22d, and that the President
Cabinet, foreign Representatives and officers OF
the army be invited, and Washingtons farewell
address be read adopted.
Mr.. Sumner offered u series OF resolutions de-
claratory to the relations of the United Sta'e'
with certain States Laid on the table, .
against Is.
The fertilization bill was taken up.
Mr. fessenden gave notice that he shooi'
call up the Treasury Note bill Tomorrow an!
press 1t to asEeedy passage. .l(4a GIxkas Ge~- 81.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12
FROM WASHINGTON d.

Feb H. The Senate finance Committee has
agreed upon gundry amendments to the ilouSe.
United States Treasury note bill. Among them
is one to strike out the declaration thGc the al
thorjz alton to issue $50, 900, IS 20 meet
the necessities of the Treasury currency re-
ceiyoable tor the public dues, and to insert chat
Tie notes shall be receivable in payment Of all
public dues and demands Of every description.
and of all claims and demands against the I. S.
of every kind whatever except ior interest upon
and notes which shall also BE- lawful money,
and legal tendei IN payment of all debts pub.
tic and private within the Unitsd States excelt
Interest as aforesaid.
The following is the affirmative vote in the
House on Mr.. Sigur right to a seat as repre-
sentative from the first Congressional District
in Virginia: yeos 40. or the IS against Mr.
Sgur, three were from Slave States. The other
votes embraced Republicans and Democrats.
The operations of the Quartermaster s depart
ment as to forage, may be judged from the fact
that on this side Of the Potomac fourteen hun
dred and thirteen teams are employed by Capt
Dana, who issues daily two hundred tons of hay
and six thousand bushels Of grain, supplying in
this distribution the divisions of Gen. Smith and
Mccall on the South side of the river Four
thousand employees are engaged in the work. at
monthly aggregate salaries of about $500. On
the South side of the Potomac, under Quarter
master Ingalls,, there are issued daily one hun
drsd tons OF hay and sixty five thousand bushels
of grain. Employing SIX hundred men. The
Quartermaster department. in Alexandria, W.
der the supervision Of Lieut. Ferguson, has now
on hand nearly enc million bushels of grain, and
all contracts for further delivery at that point
have been annulled in consequence.
The forage and subsistence of the ARM
brought from Baltimore, are now conveyed d.
rect from the Washington station to the camp
in Virginia, by railroad over Long bridge. The
continuous line was opened yesterday, and pre-
vents the delays heretofore experienced.
The Secretary of War has advertised Tor pro-
posals to establish IL regular daily line of COM
muncation between ortress Monroe and Port
Royal, lIatteras and Roanoke Island, by light,
swift steam packets
A despatch received tonight from Gen. Hal
leck says that he has captured in Missouri nine
teen rebels, and large amount of ammunition,
including one hundred and twenty kegs of pow
der.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12
ANOTHER FIGHT IN TENNESSEE

CAIRO, Feb. ii. A detachment of cavalry
2OO strong, had an engagement with some reb-
els last Sunday. seven miles east of Fort Henry
On the road to Fort Donelsun Five rebels were
Killed, thirty prisoners and thirty horses cap
tured. One Federal was wounded.
detachment of the 32d Illinois Regimen.
destroyed a portion Of the bridge on the Louis
VILE Clarkvllle and Memphis Railroad Saturday
evening. The rebel camp at that point had
been previously evacuated.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12

A soldiers vile, riding from Barton to St.
Joh,nsbory in the cars on the LIST, had her pocket
licked OF about $3O-a!l the money she had
! Inc car was full OF soldiers, and it is supposed
'nat TINS money was taken by one who was
qualifying himself to desert and join Floyds