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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-20

The Annual Meeting of the Worcester Gymnastic
Club will be held at the gymnasium OH Foster street
this (ihursday) evening, at y O'Clock. A full at
tendance is required. PER ORprp
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CITY AND COUNTY,

WANTED - Copies of the Daily Spy of
February "A, or the Weekly of February 26,
for which full price will be paid.
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Dr.. Sweets InfaIlible LIniInent Is truly z
rend in need, and every family should at hand
O23 ukwIy - 1900
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OBJ 9aiIp Spy ddlOeste Gbmrsoap umng MxB o. 1882

II was Vaiued at SlOOO0. In Front street a
large number OF dwellings, principally occu.
pied by poor families, were ais DESTROYED by
hre, the flames sweeping both sides of the
street. The naval vessels came to the docks
and landed men to assist in extinguishing the
flames.
The value of the public property captured
here is enormous, consisting of fifty-three
heavy cannon and feld-pieces. ammunition,
quartermaster's and commissaFy stores, camps
aud camp equipage, horses, transportation and
naval stores III large quantities, cotton, &c.
PROT aby two million dollars would not pur-
chase the articles at first hand.
The following is the list OF killed aud
wounded i'll the Massachusetts, regiments ell.
gagged -
Twenty-frst Massachusetts.
KILLED.
Private VIM Flint, Co A.
Color Corporal w II Bracket, Co B.
Private Patrick Gushing, Cob.
Private Thomas Hurst, Co C.
Private Lewis Dana, Co =.
Private VIM ii Williston, Co C.
Private Chas II Sinclair Co E.
Corporal M w Paul, Co F.
Lieutenant (Acting Adjutant) F A Stearns,
Corporal C L Woodwork, Co l.
Corporal G L Say les Co |.
Private Edward jackson, Co l.
Private Patrick Martin, Co X.
Private James. IL Sullivan, Co X
Private James o Fe,senden, Co X.
Private Joseph L Stone, Co X.
WOUNDED.
Private W II johnson, Go A, seriously
Private James Barker, Co a, seriously
Sergeant VIM b Hill, Co a, flesh wound in
abdomen.
Corporal w Stone, Co A, in the ankle
Corporal Geo Carter Co A, badly in thigh.
Private Erastus Weeks, Co A. temple, slightly.
Private 5 Hay wood, Co A, arm, slightly.
Private c S Wilder, Co a, head, slightly
Private j b Cummings, Co y, shoulder, Sc
verely.
Private Ansell Orcutt Co A, in the nose.
Corporal Miller, Co b, in abdomen badly.
Private James McEwer, Co q, in the breast.
Private Bernard Connolly, Co b, both arms.
Private z Dixon, Co B, in the face badly.
Private Samuel L Goodnow, Co B, left leg.
Private James Ward, Co B, in the hand.
Private john n. Smith, Co. b, in the arm.
Corporal Albert Patterson, Co. C, right arm.
Private Jeffrey Vial, Go. G. in both legs.
Private Herbert Cutfey, CO. C, in shoulder
Private A. IL. Smith, Co. c, in thigh.
Private +. L. Rogers, Co C, in cheek.
Private P. L. Osborn, Co. ID, neck, slightly.
Private Justin Brown, Co. L, in hip, badly.
Private Richard Barry, Co. +.
Private Benz Fairbanks, Co. f.
Capt. D. Frazer, Co II, in right elbow.
Private Timothy Collins, Co Ii, thigh badly
Private Anstin Martin, Co II, seriously.
Private L C Hale, Co H.
Private 5 G Irish, Co ii, slightly.
Private s. +. Fairbanks, Co Ii, slightly.
Private A N Jones, Co II, in leg
Corporal p. Knight, Co l, in arm.
Sergeant r b Chamberlain, Co l, ear shot off,
Private George + Wheelocl, Co l, in hand
Lieut. Harrison Adrich, Co X. in shoulder.
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HsOISNs
In Barre, March s, a son to A NJ Gould.

Adams Gallery, 233 Min street, is nov,
open for the reception Of the public. diff dsl
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Staters!-If your Skates want sharp.
dome is at Guiding ~ SMITHS, l2S Central street
Armsby's Building. - " S''eSN'
Al Kinds OF Light Jobbng and Sewing Machine Re
pairing done i'll the best manner III sl9i
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MRS. M. w, GSeraIGs, PHYSICIAN AND SuccEss
eUL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 80 Exchange street
Special attention given Uterine Complaints and dis
eases of children. Office hours from 4 to 3 A. NJ and
rum 1 " d r. ~ uE ara
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HuckSheat FIOur.-Just received egbt tons nj
Buckwneat Flour on isIcnnleut which We offer Tor
sale lower than can be bought elsewhere in this cv
uiS dti DRAPER " CLARk.
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The following is the list of killed aud
wounded Ill the Massachusetts regiments en-.
gagged -
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Smiths Curative Cleansing s,o1n3.nud.-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns, lips Bowel
Complaints Canker, Piles. Sore Throat &C Nc For
SAFE ny BUSH az co. "a Front street. by the DOZEN o,
single bottle at manufacturers prices decd ysO
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IEnnett. Davis, az Co.'s Piano Fortes.-
just receive l. une-hat dozen OF those snIpnlid
Over strung ann FOres, maie by IIallett Davis a. Co
For sale at Var Prices Purchasers are invited to cali
AMI examine them s. K LELAND,
mch4 dlm* No. 4S Front street.
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The Union Rsestored.-F. A. CLoUGH would
respectfully INFORM his friends the public generally
that Union Block having been fully restored since the
ne pa: re-opened his old HarDressng Room in bet
upon all who may favor him with a call. dti ans
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26
Arrival and Departure Of the
M "a Z Ia -.

fThe time here set down Is adjusted to contract
kears- On the River there Is variation according
q ''''O''s''f TIH1E OF CLOSING.
RGilrodd Mail flor Vincenness Terre HauteI
Princeton, Washington Petersburghs
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville 1ndianape-
lis, Cincinnati, louisville, St. Louis
Cairo, Chicago, aRd other NorthsTn, Eastern
and Western points, and Railroad WAY ofaces,
every day except Sunday at.....-......-.. 50. M.
-7 Thursday. and saturday rd At 1Em
Pad1soak Mail (rfver) every day In the
week except Sunday and Thursday at 1l5< a. Ii.
Grssa Rsgsr Mail flor Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday end Thurs-
.aTs. VsTuon Mall Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at OBS A N.
-'I aesdsy, and Friday at T3zA.M
Rookporf Mai (land) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 90 A. ID
Psisrssssrsh Nal (wayl every Friday At s& A. N.
(Petersburgh letters sc. come and 50
by Railroad dailyl
CgathiaRa Aast every Wednesday at ~ NJ
tLeaves at 3 A. n. THURSDAY morning)
Military mail tor Calhoun and Spottsyihe, II ?. M
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railrodd HAL, svery day except Sunday at A. IA
Arrives the night before, after Office hours.
E0aisgiEEs Mad lriver) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by CPL
Sunday and THURSDAY by 0A.H
day BY 2P.M
Ms. VsrAoa MAI Qand) every Monday,
wednesday, and Friday by sR.H.
Nsag Har1n0uy Mail, every fzesdayr Thurs
day, and Saturday by p. Al.
RocLport Mad (andl every Sunday as P ri,
and wednesday and Friday At Tan.
Arrives the evening before, amer once
houra.l
Pstsrsbssrqh NAL {ay) every Friday by SO A. N.
Ountksuaa Hail every Friday at "a. n.
lArrives the evening before. after Office hours4l
SB-Post Once opens at A N. and closes at
r. n. on week days. Delivery closes from 20 81
4. II. on week days during the closing OF the
Railroad mail. ONCE open from 20 - A. H. on thS
Sabbath.
JAMES II. MON EELY, p. NJ
Evansville. Ind, May l, 1851. inly22-yWe
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

Bag We claim that at this crisis of our
affairs, the Democratic party can alone
bring us out of the dangers By which we
are surrounded" says a partizan sheet of
New York, get up and sustained By po-
litical stock company, or more properly
speaking, an Organ of Mutual Protec-
ton Society," of demagogues. In the same
breath it talks of a peaceable re-construc-
ton of the Union" thus arguing upon the
premises that the Union is broken There
is a Democratic party (uot of the bogus
stamp,) that will bring US out of the
dangers with which We are surrounded +:
It numbers 100000 patriots, who do not
dream of demonstrating" but maintain
ing the Union as inseparable and nnbrok-
en-. That party is composed of Douglas
Democrats, Lincolnites, Bellites, and ev-
en- Abolitionists, but no Secessionists.
Neither of the old parties as constructed
in 1860, are competent of themselves to put
down the rebellion effectually, but it will
take all the true men Of all parties to save
the Union in the struggle for life. This re-
bellion, in its huge proportions, is the result
of political lying and degeneracy. Politics
had become profession, and legal stealing
virtue. People who wish to govern them
selves must be honest-must watch their
servants-must direct them, not be led by
them-instruct them, not be instructed by
them. The Office must seek the man to ill
it, not as now the man, whether competent
OF not, seek the Office by bargain and cor
ruption caucuses, held in back rooms and
Hobbies. We must select officers as we
sould mechanics. for their capabilities and
integrity, otherwise we will be cheated
Princeton Clarion.
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EE It maybe wrong to laugh at sol
smn things, but Gen. Simon B. Buckners
complaint of the "upgenerous and unchiv-
alrous" terms accorded his 900 rebels by
Gen. Grant, is enough to raise broad grin
on horse block. Gen. Buckner had open
ed the correspondence by proposing an ar
mistice till noon, with a view to arranging
terms of capitulstion, knowing well that
noon might see Gen. Bishop Folks army
from Columbus, or Albert Johnson's from
Bowling Green on hand. "You must sur
render Hnconditionally and at once, or go
in again." says in Substance Gen. Grant.
HWell, if mgst mus" responds the dole
full Simon; but it is very ungenerous and
unchivalrous "a you to exact such condi-
tions. OF course it was; but what could
you expect from q Yankee "mudsilP' at the
head of an army of that sort 2 If the reb-
els insist on chivalry in their opponents,
they should fight each other.-NeW York
Tribune. are7sa eza-Hn wFsrE s-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

WAsaINGT0, Feb. 25.-The Conference
Committee on the Treasury Note Bill made
a report yesterday, recommending that both
Houses of Congress recede from a portion
of their amendments. The report was con-
CURED in by both Houses, and the bill
passed.
The reports which have been cirealntsd
of the evacuation of Manassas by the rebels
is not credited. The Star has reliable IL
formation to the effect that no considerable
force of the rebels has left their position at
OF in front of Manassas. Many of them
having re-enlisted, havs been furloughed
for sixty days to 60 home, and have depart
ed, as they filed number of trains for sew
eraI days. 1t was rumored they were gong
away by regiments.
1t is stated that Secretary Stanton has
granted a flrlough of thirty days to the re-
turned prisoners from Richmond, that they
may visit their families.
The rumored resignation of Judge Will
mot, of Pennsylvania, is without founda-
ton.
1t is very evident from circumstances
that General Smiths Division, to which the
Pennsylvania Reserves under Gen. Mccall
are attached. will soon be encamped at Gen.
teryille.
Petitions sre being freely circulated in
favor of making Gen. Burnside Major
General
From reconnoisances made it is apparent
that the rebels are concentrating a large
force on the hills, opposite Gen. Hooker's
Division.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26
SPECIAL TO cINcIENATI GAZETTE.

CAIRO, Feb. 24-The result of the inter-
view yesterday at Columbus is still un-
known. This morning the steamer Lake
Erie went to Columbus with flag of truce.
Negotiations are still going on.
The forces at Paducah have been expect
ing an attack for week from 10000 men
and batteries, reported TO have left Colum-
bus by the BlandVille roeu. There are no
apPrehensions of an attack now.
All the forces at Paducah are under
marching orders.
Four mortars and some 32-pounders ar
rived this morning from Chicago.
Troops are constantly arriving and de-
parting here.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following is an official list of the
killed, wounded, and missing, in Gen. Nc
Cleruand's Division
FIRST BRIGADE-eth Illinois, IS killed,
la8 wounded 18th Illinois, 40 killed, ISL
wounded zsth Illinois, rs kuIed, %
wounded, Il missing; Goth Illinois, 1e
killed, II wounded, 5 missing 3lst Illi-
nois, SO killed, 109 wounded, 80 missing.
SECOND BRIeADE-Iith Illinois, 81 killed,
ls4 wounded, 79 missing goth Illinois, 1s
killed, 100 wounded, missing; 4sth Illi-
n0is, killed, 81 wounded, missing 45th
Illinois, 20 killed, 20 wounded; Taylor
Battery, killed, wounded; McAllister's
Battery, wounded.
THIRD BRIGADE.-ITth Illinois, Is killed,
50 wounded, missing 49th Illinois, l3
killed, 46 wounded, 8 missing 5sth Ohio,
wounded Swartz' Battery, 3 wounded;
Dresser's battery wounded.
Doctor Franklin, Division Surgeon, re-
ports 700 wounded under treatment at
Mound City.
Governor Yates and staff arrived from
Fort Donelson, to-day, with one hundred
and fifty wounded Illinoisians, who will be
furloughed and sent home. Doctor Frank
lin, at Mound City, could not receive them,
as there was not room in the hospital.
learn fran a responsible source that
Beauregard is dangerously sick$N
TIE flag of truce which went to Columbus
is now in sight from Birds Point. No
news transplred. Look out for stirring in
telligence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

NEW YORK, February 25.-By the Con-
stitution from Ship Island, we learn that
the British steamer. LaBuan, while being
loaded with cotton from a steamer with the
rebel flag, lying in Rio Grande river, was
taken as prize by the sloop of war Ports
mouth She had about half cargo of cot
ton on board, and had previously landed a
cargo of blankets and ordinance stores OF
Matamoras. The British Captain is pris-
oner on the Portsmouth, and the steamer
will soon be sent North for adjudication. 1t
is claimed the steamer was in Mexican
water. The cargo will not be touched.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

FoRr MoaRoE,= Feb. 24.-The steame
Baltimore which left here several days ago
with ammunition for the Burnside expedi
ton, returned from Hatteras about twelve
o'clock to-day having left yesterday after
noon. -rs-~
The news by the Baltimore is not of spe-
cial interest. M S ss z
The burning of Winton by the federal
forces Is confirmed.
The Ninth New York had made an ex-
petition up the Chowan river with three
gun boats and having found the enemy in
full force returned without making an at
tack. --. -......,. ..s.-
Among the passengers by the Baltimore
is Charles Henry Foster, who was yester-
day reported killed at Winton by SOHth-
erners. ~ . q
The election ordered by the Provisional
Government of North Carolina took place
on Saturday, resulting as far as the returns
have been received, in the election Of Mr.
Foster. E --..--Ef
The ordinances of Convention were also
ratified.
The object of the expedition of the New
York Ninth Regiment was to destroy the
railroad bridge on the Black water and
Chowan rivers. The enemy, however, was
OiSCOycAcu Al AAk 80 AOtNo ht w AAAOAi anu AO
landing was made.
The enemy fred at our gun boats and
in retaliation the town was sheIled.
The greater part of the Burnside expedi-
ton was still at Roanoke Island.
Gen. Williams brigade at Hatteras had
received orders to proceed there.
The s. R. Spaulding left Roanoke on Sat-
turday, for Elizabeth City, with the prison.
ers taken by Burnside. They were paroled
for exchanges.
The laying of the telegraph cable was
progressing satisfactorily at last accounts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26
Court Notice.

e-,,,r-o7- ,,y,,,.,-. Yandsrburg Circuit
1870 Sn $500 SsAI Court April term, >.
N@ndeFoursn Ooun-y D. 1862. No 7s.
Isaac Joseph and
Abraham GiIaDel I a .+.,1,r,o .
IS.
Levi L. Layc0ck. -
~ tbfs day fled Ia the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Court aforesaid, that the CLAIM IL toe above emu
tied action is for goods SOLD ana {fulsAea az Ups
defsndapt Is a nor resident Of the Stale u nd.ua
Notice Of the pendsncy OF this action is therefore
fven 10 "a d Levi L. Laycock. and that the SAME
viii stand for trial at the mex term OF he Cour
aforesaid TO be begun aud held ~ he Court House
in the city of Evansville, ia tie Comfy aud state
Aforesaid, on the first Monday in a prl, ls62
Witness the Clerk of said Court the S1lh day Of
January, 1862.
LOUIS RIcHTER, @. Y. c. G.
Wheeler IgIehsrt, Pl'n Att'ys.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

A TERRIBLE FATE.--We learn that a
few days since several Notorious jayhawkers
were caught near Nebraska City, and not
having jail sufficiently secure to confine
them in, it was deemed advisable by their
eaptors to end their thieving career at once.
A hole was accordingly cut in the ice, and
the guilty wretehes were given passes on
the under ice route to Leavenworth,
where such characters have been in the
habit of resorting.-St. Joseph (Mo.) Ga
zsf50
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

eaS@ The Albany statesman publishes a
letter from Rockers Division, stating that
SameuI Cox of Port Tobacco, Md, return.
ed rebel, whipped negro to death for in
forming the Federal commander that he
(Cox) had arms for rebel use secreted in his
house. The slave had escaped but was de-
liVered up to Cox, who tied the man to his
horse and then drove at a rapid rate to his
home, eleven miles of, the poor slave being
compelled to run all the way. He was
then tied up and hogged to death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

New YoRK, Feb. 25.-The gale last night,
was very severe. Several vessels in the
harbor dragged their anchors. No serious
damage occurred. Five four story build
inos were blown down in Brooklyn. Also
two steeples on the Rev. Mr.. Farley's
Church, and portion of the roof of the
Brooklyn City Hospital was blown away.
Sign boarde, awnings and other light ap-
pendaxes were scattered about aa -
The steamship Constitution, brings Ship
Island dates to the 18th. Everything was
quiet there. The troops were in good
health.
The frigats Niagara, gunboat Kanawha,
and sloop Hartford. had arrived there.
The steamship North Star arrived here at
I9 o'clock A. n, from Aspinwall, with
$T69, 900 from California, bat no news. She
passed the Northern Light on the 18th inst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

A Coon SToRY-It is asserted in Wall
Street, New York, that the change in the
tone of the London Times is owing to its
having been subsidized by Thurlow Weed,
as the agent Of our Government. Il is
said that the contract of the Times with
the Southern rebels, ran out on the first of
January, and that for 1862, Mr.. Weed
outbid the Rebel agents. The story is q
good one, and no doubt if asserted as a fact
would find many believers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

IEDIANApoLIs, February 25.-Gen. Buck
ner and staff reached here by special train
from Louisville at 10 o'clock this morning.
Also 500 more prisoners.
There are now in this city, Lafayette
and Terre Haute nearly 5000 prisoners.
The official list of the killed and wounded
in the Indiana Regiments at Fort Donelson
is as follows
Eleventh. Regiment Four killed and twen-
ty wounded.
TsOe1ty.titth Regimsnt-l5 KILLED and 100
wounded.
Thrty.1irst Reginaent-Eight wounded.
FoTty.foairth ReginseHt-Nine wounded.
Eyftv-seco1d Regiment killed and
II wounded. -s--t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

BSE- Last Monday squad of FIVE rebel
jsyhawkers entered the town of Weston, in
this State, and commenced their usual bust
ness OF the Union citizens. Gel Jennison
heard of it, and sent out small party OF
his men after them. The result was that
four out of the five were killed, the fifth es-
capiug-Mo. Dem.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

BY virtue of an order of Sale issued out of the
Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor Of Clark
Cody and Edward L. Cody and against Uel- W.
Armstrong, John Greek, ct al, viii expose sale
at public auction, On zE.s=
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1862, .
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city Of Evansville, the rents, issues and
profits for the term of seven years Of the following
described real estate, to-wit:
Lots Nos one ~, two (2), thres (3l, four az i've
(5)s six 20, seven "a, eight (s)s nine (9), ten g)
and eleven oil in Block No. five % in Greeksville
called, together with eli the lumber and factory
machinery, engines and everything else on sal d
lots, all in the county of YaEderburgh end state
Of Indiana.
And should said rents and profits Of said real
estate not sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said
writ and costs, will at the same time and place
offer for sess the fee simple Of said premises.
e trra GEORGE W0LFLIN;
HEE Sheriff Y. @.
CIV. Hardin, Pitts At4'y. feb7-$6,25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
b IEn n. > ". GnS.
ExclusivelY for the Journal.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Occupation Of Nashville con-
frmed-White flags flying
at Memphis-Great fire at
Boston - Buckner at In
dianapolia- Mon
roe Items-Furious gale at
New York.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.--The Republican,
Cairo dispatch says the occupation of Nash
vile Is confirmed. Our troops took posses
sion without opposition.
Floyd fed as usual. The report that
Gov. Harris ordered all the Tennessee
troops to lay down their arms and go home
is also confirmed.
The Tennessee Legislature is called to
meet next Monday. No opposition to the
Union movements is made anywhere on the
Cumberland.
It is reported that white flags are flying
in Memphis.
Two old citizens of Saint Louis who left
Memphis Iast Tuesday have arrived here,
and report shat the day they left Memphis
the Legislature arrived there from Nash
Vile and were to meet the following day to
discuss the present state Of affairs in Ten
nessee.
People were rapidly arriving from Nash
Vile in large numbers all the gold and
silver that could be got hold of had been
dimensions has seized the rebels and Com
federate scrip was of no value whatever
There were only three Thousand rebel
troops at New Madrid under Col. Ganter.
Earthworks had been erected short dis
lance below New Madrid. JEFF Thompson
had no command there. ~
Sunday evening last thirteen steamboats,
landed a strong force of Federal troops at
Commerce, few miles above Cairo, whose
destination is supposed to be some point in
Arkansas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

THE ESCAPE OF PR1soNERs AN IMPRAcTI
oABILTTY.-Capt. Kids battery is stationed
about Camp Morton, commanding every
entrance and exit, and all the buildings and
every acre for miles around. ID Sen
tiaeZ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

MoRE CoUETERFEIrs.-Counte ones
on the Hampton Bank Of Northcastle, N,
Y, are afloat. The engraving is well exc
cuted, and calculated to deceive the most
practiced eye which is not familiar with
the genuine. They are printed in black and
green. Yignette agricultural implements,
with a farm house in the distance, and .
bust of Webster on the right and under the
figure one.