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AMERICAN WATCHES
FcR SOLDIERS.
AT RADUCED PRICES,
American Witches for Americans

THE AMERICAN MATCH COMPANY give notice
that they hive lately issued sty1e Of Watch cx
prcssly sgncd for aoI<lers and others whe desire
good watch at moderate price. These watches are
Intended to dIsrlace e worthless. cheap watches Of
British ard Swiss Manufacture with which the country
is flooded, and which we're never expected to keep
time when they Ecra made. being refuse Eanufac-
lures, sent to this country. because unsa1eabe at
hcne and used Here ohlF for 3ockeyirg aud aw'ndng
purposes.
We Offer to sell, ourS atch, which Is OF TIE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TINE KEEPEE, and In Sterling
Silver Cases. Hunting PATTERN At low price as Is
asEed for the trashy Anc1es and Lepnes Of foreign
make. already referred to.
We Eare named the new aertes Of Watches, WN
ELIERY. Boston, Mass, which name will be found on
the plste Of every watch Of this manufacture aud is
one Of cur trade markR.
Sold By ali respectable Jewellers IN the loyal states
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS l. APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Companv
sep2uti9-tm 182 Broadway n. T.
, 1862-10-04

Tie Grey HMou-A Neo Hun46u7-Aanu-
.1aeturr Of Sosyhum-A Cheap Node of strip
pfng-A Ral,tahx Ncs EraporatoT.
, 1862-10-04

I AXE SUPERIOR Pig: IRON.
- The Northern Iron Company Of Lake Superior
Keep on hand It its DoCk, in Chicago arpp1Y Of Char
coal Iron. direct fon Is Blast Fnfnaoe, and of III
grades Eh!ch the attention Of those wanting ths best
no. Wells 4trrek
J9ks6ess SmsT&T 9~os
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NAI,ENA Il CHICA0O UNIOT

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Eed!.ss Poiats: S:eA: 4 I'd I'D - b. g 11zcs-
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NOTICE TO WNERS OF PRO.
4% PERTY On Einzte and North Fater streets.
uE2WEEN CLABK AND RUSH STREETS,
OFFICE OF TIE beard OF PUBLIC yYaRks,t
CHICAGO. Sept. eth. 1862. :
Notice T. hereby Etvrn to all owners Of property on
Etrxie and North Water streets, between ClArE Kud
Rush st1eets that they to maize forthwith
al ca, nec1ions with tae Gas Water and Eewcras 9
Ffpxs vhlcn or will hereafter be needsd for
their buildings or lots on the said streets,
The sz:t ets Famed above are 6b0nt he1% filed to
Public Works. and owners now r-qutred to ms- q
the abeve connections Id order fhst the improve ent
Of the strcets mas Eot b delayed the pairing dis
turbed when once laid.
By order Of the Board,
sezTu15o-iet a. ". TINkHAM, SecretsfJ.
, 1862-10-04

To the Nervous of both sexes.
"a Retired Clergyman having been re stored 70 heath
AnitW days after many years Of kreat snneEins
n9 to assiH Others BY sending ttree1 on me receipt
Uon nHed Direct the REV. JOHN NJ DAGNALt4. 1856
Euitop ftIeet Brooklyn. New 3ork- te9s14m
, 1862-10-04
NHlCAGO AND MILWAUE1F

EoA h1LWAEK1N, La CBoss1, II. FAUt- CsuxkH.
HK11.IH, Asn 1NTKNNEp1AT1 FoINrs.
-Vn and eiter MONDAY. Aa5 5tt. lh5x fs.e4nxx.
Trains W leave the Depot corner of W.sE Ktaz1s %
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WAJAEaAH Acoo4NoDAT1oH TRAM leaves Ch,eax
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, 1862-10-04

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
:1cvr1ry WIN Bratds Curls Frlzxets etc. 20 to 4.
nsWAn 10 Lake strcst and r5antne thSss EGn, tse
HrnCiaI fona natural when adjusted tc the head
8la Hair Jcxe1ry contains always the new.st 4A1as
yles. All articles Will give entire satisfactlon
.sc9&6f-1y
, 1862-10-04
GPESCT TAI.TET

Cures cid Chronic A1d recent diseases, Hssohe tcs
snoniaas Of the medical fraternity Medical Jousnals
end tho almost entire pres Of the South,
ofhce Hours-from "a II tueP.N
Consultations luyio1ahle ge1ssnsa N, i.
, 1862-10-04

nche Remedy is the THING. NO lady or gentleman
s~tl1 ever be without BotNe after once us.ng It
Price S cent?. Sold by Druggists generally Whole
zlo Agent for tbs Northwest 3 B RIANDoN. 8 La6e
Ht1eet, opposite fremont House, Chicago je7si7oSzn
, 1862-10-04
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az DR.. James, tormerly J Of New
O.,s4ss, has antvvd. IN Chicago tnd Permanently
1bs=ts< nj 81 Hzndopn street. bssweeu stse and Dear
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Latest Va LonnonnrnY-

LIVERPOOL, Feb. l3--lt was intended to
dispatch the steamer Great Eastern for New
" ork IN April s
The London Times publishes further cor
respondencea from Russell from New York.
La it tie writer says the army Of the Po-
temac is not likely To move until the winter
is over, and that mutinous spirit prevails
among the men, many OF whom are better
of than ever they were, and that the
various expeditions by sea bad SO far ac-
complished nothing of moment. The af-
fair in Kentucky be regards as the greatest
success yet achieved By the Feberals.
A great popular demonstration took
place at Genoa on Tuesday, the l9th, IN
favor OF Victor Emanuel, and Rome as the
capital CT Italy.
At Milan, on the same day, preparations
had been made for Concentration but the
municipality issued notice that such dem
onstrations were useless, and advising the
Milanese to exercise their constitutional
rights by signing the following protest
Although respecting the Sovereign Pom
tilt Of Rome as the Head Of the Church, we
look upon Rome as the capital of Italy with
one King-Victor Emanuel.
This protest soon received an immense
number of signatures.
Letters from Vienna are filed with most
slamentable accounts of an inundation. The
district submerged in Vienna alone, com
prised population Of $4,000 persons to be
provided for Rain fell for four days all
most without intermission. Bridges and
yiaducts were destroyed and the railroad
service was nearly all suspended Several
towns were also inundated by the Danube
including Presburg and Pesth.
The Great Exhibition building in Lon
don has been given up to the commission
ers by the contractors. II was virtually
completed at noon on the 18th inst, as
stipulated in The contract
The funds on Thursday closed firm in
London.
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CINCINNATI MARKEE

CINCINNATI, Feb. ~.
FLoUR unchanged and in fair demand for
superhne; not much demand for extra
WHEAT is 203c lower and dull at 966
SO for red, and / 00G1 05 for white.
Corn firm at 30c- 41 - tae- GE 81.
OARS continue dull at Csc.
RYE 52@53c,
Better demand for Barley at the close, at
5000 for fall. Tgs,
=, WHISKY in good demand and &c higher !;
sales 800 bbls at 18c.
PROVISIONS dull. Some demand for mess
pork tc fill army contracts at Louisville,
and 700 bbls first class city brands sold at
$l2. Bulk meats lower; sales $500 lbs
at 81 for shoulders and HOS for sides.
Nothing doing in Lard; it Is offered
at Tic.
GRacgRIEs unchanged and firm for Coffee
but dull for Sugar and Molasses.
EXCHANGE declined 10 par under the news
that treasury notes bad advanced &c. pre-
mum 10 New York. Gold declined to %
and dun. Money abundant aud the market
easier at sf910. -r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-28

WASHINGTON, February 27.-The Tribune
Correspondent says vote will probably be
reached in the case of Benz. Starke, appIi-
cant for the seat as Senator from Oregon,
Tomorrow or next day. The first question
viii be upon the amendment of Senator
Sumner, " hicb, in effect, declares that
Starke-eharged by affidavits and otherwise
with disloyalty-is not entitled to a seat
till the truth of these charges shall have
been investigated. Should this amendment
be voted down, Starke will be admitted TO
his seat. Should it be adopted, fair ques-
ton upon the sufficiency of the evidence of
bis disloyalty will remain. The vote upon
Mr. Summers amendment wiz be a close
one. There is reason to fear that be will
be defeated Mm
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MORNING REPORT.
raIBUsn's DISPATCH.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The HOUSE bill
for the superintendent of members of Com
gress among the States, to-day passed both
Houses. The amendment which was adopt
ed gives one additional member TO the
States of Vermont, Rhode Island, Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois and Mime
sOta, in consequences of the large fractions
of population in these States not repre-
ssnted by the Law as Il FIRST passed the
House. Thus Ohio, which now has 81
members, by the Law as passed the House,
got 10, and By the amendment will get 19.
The bill only requires the Presidents
signature 10 become a Law.
The Armory Committee of the House
will tomorrow report in favor of establish
ing a national foundry east of the Allegha-
MES, aud an armory, foundry, and manu-
featuring arsenal, west of che Alleghanies !;
the sites 10 be appointed by the President,
who is to report within sixty days. to the
Secretaryof War. who shall send the results,
together with an estimate of cost, to Con-
gress. The three works are intended to be
placed at different points. s0a
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs
will report recommendation to reduce the
salaries of naval officers twenty per cent.
on the highest grade, fifteen per cent. on
the intermediate, and ten per cent. on the
lower Also, the abolition of all naval
agency and store-keepers Offices and live
oak and hemp agencies, transferring the
duties heretofore performed by these officers
TO the Pay-masters on duty at or near the
different navy yards and stations. Regu-
lations are to be made by the Secretary of
the Navy, ~ order of the President.
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- PoRrLAND. Feb 27S-The steamer HibeT.
niau, from Liverpool 18th, via Londonderry
on the I4th, arrived here this afternoon.
American affairs had been debated in the
House Of Lords, and papers relative to the
blockade of Sonthern ports were promised
! shortly by Earl Russell. SF
The European political2aews is generally
unimportant. eas s1
The Etna, for New York, was detained
until the 18th. 49,
In the House of Commons, on the 10th
inst.. Dir. Golden gave notice that at an
early day he intended to bring under the
consideration of the House the state of in
ternational and maritime law, as it effects
the rights Of neHtrals.
An order has been received at Ports
mouth to reduce the number of men and
guns of the ships of war in commission. zs5ss
The London Daily News reviews the bat
tie at Mills Spring, Ky, as a genuine and
Important Federal success, and thinks it
may be reasonably hoped that the Federal
troops engaged ia it may be taken as a rep
resentative specimen of the Union army as
it has become under Mcclellan, the result
OF rapid and decisive action cannot be
doubted.
The diplomatic correspondence concern
ing the Intervention in Mexico had been
laid before Parliament -s
Earl Russell, ia a letter to Sir Charles
Syke touching rumor that the Archduke
Macmillan would be called to the throne
of Mexico, says if the Mexican people, by
spontaneous movement, place the Austrian
Archduke on the throne there is nothing
in the Convention to prevent il. On the
other hand, we could be no party TO forci-
BILE intervention for this purpose.
FRAEcE.-Paris letters say that Mr.. Sill j
dell had been received by N. PhouEenaI in
a private capacity. His diplomatic assump-
ton of character was distinctly ignored
The Paris Bourse was dull, and the |
Rentes were quoted at 7lf 25c The cot
ton manufacturers at Genoa, who employ |
upwards of 25, 600 hands, held meeting
to consider the means of alternating the ef-
feets of the present crisis in the cotton |
trade. A committee was appointed to re-
port on the matter.
The January mails from the Coast of At
rica bad reached England
Increased activity in the slave trade was /
reported. The Withdrawal OF the American
Squadron led Immediately to a large in
crease of the number of vessels carrying the
American flag. A barque from New York,
put sailing under British coIors, had been |
seized in the Roads of the Cape Coest, on
he suspicion mat she was a SLAYER.
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5 81. LOUIS, Feb. 27.-The following dis
patch was sent from Headquarters to-day !:
To MAJ. Gen. Ne ozehas:
Gen. Curtis has taken possession of Fay
etteville, capturing a number of prisoners,
stores, baggage, &c. The enemy burnt part
of the town before leaving. They have
crossed the Boston Mountains in great COZ
fusion. We are now in possession of all
their strongholds. Forty-two officers and
men of the 9th Missouri Cavalry have been
poisoned, at Mud Town, by eating poisoned
food, which the rebels left behind. The
gallant Capt. De Olford died, and Lieut..
Col Won. Deutch and Capt Sebman have
suffered much, but are recovering. The ia
dignation of our soldiers is very great, but
they have been restrained from retaliating
upon the prisoners of war.
H. w. HALLZCK,
ssss l@5 Major General.
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WASHINGTON, February 26.-The follow
ing is copy Of the bill as passed, author
izing the issue of certificates of Indebtedness
to public creditors: @
Be Il enacted, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be and hereby is authorized to
cause to be issued TO any public creditor
who may be DESTROYS to receive the same,
upon requisision of the Auditor of the head
Of the proper Department, ia satisfaction Of
audited and settled demands against the
United States, certificates for the whole
amount due, or parts thereof, of not less
than 81, 600, signed BY the Treasurer Of the
United States, and countersigned as may
be directed By the Secretary of the Treasu-.
II, which certificates shall be payable one
year from date, or earlier, at the option of
the government, and shall bear interest at
the rate of per cent. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-28

CHIoAae Feb. PA special dispatch to
the Times from Clsrksville 23d, gives a
gloomy acconnto the state Of feeling there.
It says there Is but one Union man in the
town, and he is sixty years old or be would
have been killed long ago
The Hon. Cave johnson, who was a
powerful advocate of the Union until the
war commenced, is now as powerful on the
other side. II says the only effect of our
success will be to drive the people of Ten
nessee into the mountains and render them
desperate.
There is no spark of Union feeling here.
Nobody pretended to disguise the fact. The
people of GAINESVILLE glory in secession, bat
at the same time tremble lest the town
should be burned.
There was large quantity of rebel stores,
a portion of which were carried off, and the
remainder was destroyed. aa
The rebel leaders shipped 1000 negroes
last week from GAINESVILLE.
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WAR BULLETIN, OFFICIAL.
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. Q, IN RELATION TO
44 STATE PRISONERS.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington. Feb. ~. lss2-

W hsnlugtoni req. ~, 1867
Il is ordered
lst. That q special commission of two
persons, one Of military rank and the other
from civil life, be appointed to examine the
cases of the State prisoners remaining in
the military custody of the United States,
to determine whether ia view of the public
safety and the existing rebellion they
should be discharged or remain in military
custody, or be RENTED to the cisil tri-
bunal for trial.
I'd. That Major General John A. Dix,
commanding in Balti@Aore, and the Hon.
Edward Pierpont, of New York, be and
they are hereby appointed Commissioners
for the purposes above mentioned, and that
they are authorized to examine, hear, aud
determine the cases aforesaid, er p0rte, and
in summary manner, at such times and
places as in their discretion they may APP
point, and make full report to the War De-
partment.
By order of the President
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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WAsHINGToE, Feb. 27.-The Navy De-
partment has received dispatches from Com
modore Goldsborough, dated 10th iest. He
bad received official accounts of the visits
of our vessels to Edenton, and 60 the Curl
tuck Canal
The lighthouse at Cape Hatteras may
now be lighted with perfect safety.
The names Of the men-of-war destroyed
by our vessels since the feet reached Hat
teras Island, are as follows: The Sea Bird,
flag steamer, the Curlew, and the Fanny,
all steamers, and the Black Warrior, sehoon-
er. The steamer Ellis was captured A
new gunboat on the stocks at Elizabeth
City, was also destroyed, making seven YES
sells in all. Each Of the FIRST six we're all
remarkably well armed as gunboats All
of these, except the Cnrlew, were captured
or destroyed in the attack on Elizabeth
City. - Al aa
as our forces took uudisturbed possession
of Edenton, The flying artillerys regiment,
variously estimated at from $50 to 800 fed
precipltately, ssithout' firing shot. Mary
Of The inhabitants also fed. -
There are no Qualifications at or in the
water approaches to Edenton. zssns
Is, Among the results Of the expedition were
the destruction of eight cannon, and one
schooner on she stocks at Edenton. Two
sehooBers were captured Ia the Sound, one
having 4 ,0o0 bushels of corn and six bales
of cotton, which were taken from the Gus
tom Honsf on the wharf
There y ere no public storesin the t3wn.
The Custom House was emp =
Commodore Goldsborongh says he req
NAMED two hours abreast of the town, and
was visited by the authorities and others,
many OF whom protested sentiments Of 10y
atty to the old Union.
A proclamation dated 18th inst, and
signed jointly by Commodore Goldsboroagh
and General Burnside, to the people of
South Carolina, says:
The mission of the joint expedition is not
to invade any rights, but to assert the au-
thority of the United States, aud to close
with them the desolating war brought upon
the State by comparatively a few men in
their midst.
The proclamation conclrdes as follows:
9 We invite you in the name of the Con-
stisution and in that of virtuous loyalty and
civilization 10 separate yourselves at once
from their malign influence, to return to
your allegiance and not compel US to resort
further to the force under our control. The
Government asks only that its authority
may be recognized, and we repeat that in
no manner or way does il desire to interfere
with your laws constitutionally established;
your institutions OF any kind whatever;
your property of any sort; or your nsages
ia any respect
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xxxYHooNGREss SECOND SESSION


WAsH1NGToN, February 81.
SEEATE.--Wilson reported back from the
Military Committee tia bin providing for a
national foundry and furnace, with an
amendment striking out the furnace.
Davis offered bill as a substitute for the
Confscation Bill; ordered TO be printed.
The bill to increase the efficiency of the
Medical Department of the army was ta-
ken mp.
The Senate admitted MIR. Starke, as Sen
ator from Oregon. Yeas, &c; nays, 10.
Mr.. StaFke appeared and took the oath.
The Senate then resumed the considers
ton of the bill in relation to the medical
department Of the army.
HoUsE.-The House concnrred in the
report Of the Committee of Conference IN
the disagreeiDg amendments 10 the bill
making appropriations for sundry civil
expenses.
Mr.. Wright introduced joint resolution
that the proclamation of Andrew jackson
on the subject of notification, together with
the Farewell Address of Washington, be
printed for distribution.
Mr.. Steevns moved the addition of the
Declaration of Independence. Agreed to,
and the resolution was referred to the
Committee on Printing.
The consideration of the Upton contested
election case was resumed
The House declared by vote of 70
against so, that Mr.. Upton was not entitled
to seat. W 80
Mr.. Dawes, from the COMMITTEES on Flee
lions, made a report accompanied by reso-
buttons that John Kline is not bat that
john P. Vefree is entitled to seat from
the Third Congressional District of Penn
sylvania. Its consideration was postponed.
On motion of Mr. Washburn, on the
Government Contract Committee, a resolu-
tiou was adopted calling on the Secretary
Of War to communicate to the House the
reports and correspondents of the Commits
sion sitting at St. Louis for the examipa-
ton of claims growing out of affairs il the
Western Military Department. So j
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-28

wAsHIseroN, Feb. 27-The Republican
intimates that there is no truth in the story
that jeff Devis had made overtures for a
compromise. It is said be asked q eouven-
ton of all the States, to definitely adjust
the question at issue and requires new guar
anfees for slavery.
Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts, will, to-.
morrow, introduce into the Senate joint
resolution to extend aid to Maryland and
Delaware in order that they may abolish
slavery. s cas- z $50 go
Mr. Cameron received his 6nal instrue-
tiops to-day as Minister to Russia Edward
u. House is appointed his Secretary Of
Legation.
ID is doubtful whether the bill for the
reduction of the pay of naval officers viii
pass
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Il y
sfEStAL TO CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL -
CAIRO, Feb. 2s.-Oairo is quiet to-day,
and nothing of interest has transpirpd =
All military news is kept profoundly secret.
and under Secretary STATIONS orders cam
not be autographed The mortar feet Is
finished, and mechanics leave for Chicago
tonight. The gunboAts are laying in the
stream. Wounded soldiers are. continually.
passing through here on their way home.
The Ohio is rapidly rising and nearly
choked up with drift wood, and the current
very strong.
Nothing has transpired in reference to
Columbus. Reports from rebel sources rep
resent that stand will be made at Column
bus, Randolph and Memphis Tennessee.-
Forces are concentrating at Memphis The
streets are being barricaded with cotton
bales The rnmored reports of pacifcatioD
OF Tennessee are denied. Late Memphis
papers contain savage war message from
Gov. Harris
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-28

BOSTON, Feb. 20.-The loss by FIRE in
Commercial street was ST ,000, 900, on which
the insurance is half million
The death of President FELTON, at Chester,
Pennsylvania, yesterday created profound
sensation at Howard College and in our
community generally.