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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

SMUGaLJNa TO THE NoRrH.-The following
letter from the Surveyor of Evansville, Ind,
to the Journal, of that place, confirms the re-
port published few days since, that con-
siderable quantities Of cotton and sugar had
been waroned from Clarksyi!ls, Tenn, to
ports in TT Ohio river for shipment North:
SURVIVORS, OrflcE,
= Evansville, Ind Jan. 5. 1852.
Eaters If the Jovynal:-Sir: Enquiries
have been made touching the lawfulnees OF
importing sugar and cotton from the disloyal
to the loyal States. and have been informed
that a few parcels of each OF these articles
have quite recently made their appearance
npon the border Of the Chic river, having
been wagored through the State Of Eea.
tucky.
A little rejection will convince any loyal
citizen that such trade is unlawful, and
that it cannot be permitted either in large
or small quantities. 1t should be constantly
borne In mind that all intercourse with the
rebels for the purposes Of trade IL strictly PRO.
hibited by our Government.
The Atlantic ports Of the tnsurgent States
being under . close blockade, tho rebels are
prevented from sending their products to .
foreign market; but If they shall be permitted
to send them inland to the Ohio river, what
shall hinder their being shipped to New York
and thence to Europe ss zs ~
Such q trade would afford them aid and
comfort, which no loyal citizen would
Respsctfully.
a. L. RoiIssos. Surveyor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

SIMON CAMERos.-There may be those who
are inclined to suppose that Secretary Came
ron has dropped off from the arteries of the
Federal Government because, like leech,
who has sucked bis fill of blood, he can hold
on no longer. This would be doing great IN.
Justice to the absorbing capacities Of the Lin
coin Secretary of War If there could only
pour down food of gold for forty days and
forty nights, Cameron could drink it dry end
give no signs of deluse. In fact, if the
flood should hold up, Cameron, like Oliver
Twist, would cry for mora. Like the daugh-
ter of the horse -leech, his eternal Invocation
is give, give. He never came in contact with
public exchequer which did not come OFF
the worse for the collision. He entered his
present position with half million of dol
lars, pluudered from various public institu-
lions, and we shall be greatly surprised if he
is not now the richest man in America. lie
processes to pay six or seven hundred thou
sand troopsnow in the service of the Ulited
States, and we venture to predict that,
when the .true history Of these times comes
to be written, one half Of them, a. leas.
will be found to be men in bueknm--
There is but one othe country I'M the world
where Official peculation and plumber equal
those Of the United States. 1t IS Enseia, TO
which Cameron has now been appropriately
sent az Minister, a worthy representative of
tho United States, who will be highly appre.
eiated and admired b. the skillfnl and re-
nowned operators upon the Russian Bear
He ought TO take out Billy Wilson, OF New
York Zouaye notoriety, az Secretary of Lee.
cation, and then Russia will have specimen
each of the most fnmou4 grand larceny IND
the petit larceny rogues Of thu United States.
that may well make her die with envy. 1t III
minated that he win stop in Scotland on his
way out and re.organize the Cameron clan for
the purpose Of cattle stealing.
When such man as Cameron lets 20 his
hold Of An Office yielding rich re venue,
every friend of the South may derive the
moot happy anguries from the fact We hear
almost simultaneously that the United States
u bankrupt and that Cameron has resigned.
IL soon az the treasury il empty, Cameron
disappears. His resignation 10 the best eyi.
esacs that We have yet seen that The United
Ssssss 10 on its Last legs. When old Scott
shrsw up his pcGtion II was evidence that no
ssoss sAaFsis were 70 b gained In the present.
VA. nd when Cameron vAmosss, Il l. equal.
y dsnonstraesd thss no moss iaonsy Il 10 b
hsl. 4
Hths constructive pisuiars brought ssainat
(ssnsross abolition prpynmms has bssa
the esass Of his rstirsmsnt,fs 10 smother agn
of radical split In the North upon the pol.
isy 70 b observed with respect TO slavs rro.
psrsy in this war. II viii hare the effect,
Ike trsneors rssisnafion, Of alternating
Asss radicals from ths siippon ef ths Gcy,
sfaSseA They viii -. asd ths Sssh wili
r., ~ W = ! @iss w fcy rs!f W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

Army wagons, harness, mules, ambq.
iancss, and supplies are pouyine into Louis
VILE, 81 = continued stream. The New Al.
bAny L1ieW saGsly remarks, that this tudi.
easee . teFwos6 xaovemsnt u - Alsee tion Of
NasAvijlo. -
CASA NaAea, ~ leoAeooS ~ - LIns
eeln 80 as c.lae1a, - - - ne
- 80 - DoeeEtny NJ suo1lSo o1o1N
1ss - pasgoo - e11an1Glae aAan1any -
tAo var.
( ~ Msmpa1a 1saa.. - - nornineo9 ~
s0eh inee., tUe pEieeners vAo ysee hofne
vsyse -. 80 paase = ths - IL
Sedy q ~ shsst1 uho ha1 - = sAasgs.
AnNvo eey II - eUpleySf u ~. y3n1t q
Cent 1HH4n2 g., V1tle o9Ane - -.
e1tnevY MS TIE sAA1s 80 81 nSt1ls -.
.llgpi - 8 s
SsSa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

The Hen. SCHUYLER CoLfAx has had an
ether conversation with the generallisimo,
Mcclellan, on which occasion Mr.. Colfax
says, 1.-The General repeated with emphasis
his former declaration that the war would be
short, though it probably might be desperate"
His former declaration," if we recollect
Alright, was made some months ago, since
which time the weather, up to late date
was uncemmonly fine, and the roads as good
as in summer; but 'the war; has been in no
hurry. In his next conversation, the Hon.
Schuyler would do well to ask Gen. McClel.
Ian to define what he means by "short" The
war was to be "short AMI sharp" when Gen.
Scott took command, and under Mcclellan it
is TO be "short and desperate" If the Hon
orable Colfax permits himself to be put off
with this vagueNtereotype, he is easily salts
fed Let him ask Mcclellan to be precise
and definite, as Seward is, who always gives
the number of days in which the war is to
end-";en,' "sixty," or ''ninety''-and who
is thought none the less Of by his admiring
countrymen because he never hits the mark
Mcclellan is no prophet. He predicted before
the battle of Leesburg that the North had "had
its las. defeat and seen its last retreat, q pre-
d;ction which was fulfilled by fight in which
sixteen hundred Southern soldiers killed and
took prisoners a larger number than they
themselves had in the field. That the war
will be desperate it requires no prophet to
foretell, for the South, as Mr.. Ely Justly Oh
serves, is terribly in earnest" and is be-
coming more SO every day. It's people are
fighting for all they hold dear on. earth, and
snch people cannot consent to be conquered
by any nation, least of all by men who have
jast been scared into commissions by single
roar Of the British lion
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TOR s A l. u.
900 lbs. Primo Leaf Lard.
200 boxes TAL a.. CANDLES.
20 hhds. N q SUGAR.
50 barrels SYRUP.
40 boxes Toilet SOAPS.
SO cases SARDINES.
$50 bills. fine IRISH POTATOES.
90 bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
Is bbis. Powdered do
800 gallons pure RYE wHISKEY, five
years old. very fine
Is bbls. pure CORN WHlSkEY.
1890" s SEC 1Eg' s.. nnaM bpans..
200 boxes manufactured TOBACCO,
from common to fine.
so cases ~. Moor's superior SIN oklns
TOBACCO.
= rs cases and bsrrsls other brand. 70.
800 KEGS sai \ Ais, Ola pom,n,oa brand.
JOHNSON, Y0UN0kR OTEY,
ia ls-st nPearl street
T ARGE STOCK OF dKOULKTES,
L. 10 which We invite the attention Of
suffers would do we'll 10 examine our stock:
900 German SE9ARs,s
10000 Domestic do,
loo, COO Havana do fpert very ch0iceJ
1000 Ground PEPPEk,
10 bags grain do.
50 cases iihas Heidsick UHAMPAGNE,
40 do. Hei6sick e. 40. do,
60 do. Golden star do,
50 do. Anchor do,
20 chests choice BIZ ACK TEA,
50 dozen French MU >TARU,
10 cases MARASDHENO,
100 boxes Toilet SOAP,
20 reams GAP PAPER.
loo gross LEAD PENCILS,
400 do. STEEL PENS.
80 dozen Hair BRUSHES,
50 do. Tooth do
10 quarter casks BRANDY,
51 bills choice Old Rye WAISkEY,
50 bills. Crushed Sugar.
LEE 4 DJ1NHAM, 50 Pearl street.
in lN-Iw
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% Friday. he 10th list. after IN fll,e...
six days, Gn. HBNRlkTTA q ALv,9s
VIVA al Holm ~. AlVhn. In fA0 MA
age, leaving huseana and tArse sHsctiaass.
oaoes - mourn neg unumsly and Hrepers'
bic boes.
0hs Wa the tfuest spsci msn OF Gods mo-,
H.~as a s"M wiisa.l
--~s-, SSsa'
NJ. o:~Suay eIss.. y waoopang oolsA.
ased Two vsars and three non IA. ~ssss,
His n nsrAl vvill take nlace frou e..
dence Of III nersnte. III Broad a,r-s."I
sunday. At 1 osclocf = n. Ihe frienas -
family aYs In vfted "a nffend. ~
r,,d.v-o.,t.. =. = .,.,.~s .r
- wVX 1870 .- "A1AAAAx
M. s.sH,n1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

Shocking Case Of Burn,ng.-A white wo-
man employed at one of the hospitals on
Church Hill was very badly bur mt on Tues
day morning last by the accidental ignition Of
her clothing. She arose at very early hour
and went into room where fire was burn.
ing, and, it is supposed, lay down near the
CRATE and fell asleep. Shortly afterward the
sentinel heard her slrieks, and going into the
room found her in flames. The burning clothes
were pulled off as soon as possible, but not
until she received injuries which, it is appre
hepded, will prove iatal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

Departure Of Prssoners.-The flag Of truce
steamer Northampton, Capt. Hicks, left yes
terday morning for Newport News with l4S
prisoners, most of whom were wounded in
the battles Of Manassas and Leesburg. They
were to be delivered by Major Eaton to the
Federal authorities, with the understanding
that corresponding number Of good Southern
men would DE released in exchange.
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urArr
n. So nss.ss j, >, 6e.s 1.ys. ~
y, y; s,.:;. e ~ 81 s. 49, d D.,s:
g; $500 i. e ..-sss s
VA .n.sa... r. ss:7d.ssn e ss.
ILL., e J 3aeas wss g. :srssd 70.
~~~s,-s-x11cn1sxxoH cUnnff711s.
! @yaeicus Mouse Mill, AsFstoiere refsxrsd to
sfandine commlttses, were reported and
r.aced on the calendar.
Mnr. lDuuekAas, from The Oosh0ittee on 1c1h.
t5y Aaiss pssss9stsd 5sposs s.ss.s e .:d =
Of resolution relative . the more eq uitabls
appOfsi0nnent Of pay betWsen the sAcers
and privatss Of volunteer Companies, On the
ground that the subject was ONE within TIE
control. Of the ConIsdezAts 0oveInmeat -
The report WIS concurred IN.
RESOLUTION o. IxeUI1Y.
The ALLOWING resolution Of Inquiry was
81 Mr.. JoHNsos-Of providing for thscon-
uection II the Richmond and Dauville and
Richmond.and York River Railroads through
tho city Of Richmond.
BiLLs PAesED. ~
A bill to amend section IL Of Chapter los
OF the Code, in relati N TO the removal OF the
papers and records Of Courts, DC.
Blu exem pttng from taxation the seal OF
Courts Attzched 70 papers or records for the
recovery Of the wages or other dues OF as
ceased soldiers, and TO refund the tax here.
tofore paid.
A blu providing for the appointment Of
sdditiOnal CLERKS in the office Of the Auditor
Of Public Accounts. THE bill provided for
q conpeD safion Of eight hundred dollars, re-
.pecting which some deblte arose, but the
sum wac finally fixed Is here stated.
Bill to amend section ~ Of chapter "a q
the Ucde, new edition. providing fofa OleiX
Ia the A0iutant 0enerA Office. =:
Bill 70 provide temporary warehouses for
tobacco.
7HR VOLUNTEER RoRc1s.
A series of resolutions from the House of
Delegates relativ W to the re list ment Of the
voluntsef forces Of the state, were read and
concurred in. lrhey are stated in the re-
port Of the House proceedings.]
PxrIrIox.
A petition Of the Merchants Bank Of Va.
and Monticello Bank, in relation to the
abolishmeRt Of the salary Of the Banking
CLERK in the Treasurer'S LIEica Referred to
the Com mittee on Banks.
A message was received from the House,
announcing the p: ssage Of an act for the con-
xtIuction Of = railroad connection between
lhs Orange and Alexandria and Manassas
Gap Railroads, and the .RicamOna, FREEZER.
icksburG, and Potomac hailrvad. II was
read tulce, and referred to the Commute on
koads and Internal Navigation.
The Senate then went into secret session,
upon the military bill, and after some time
spent thereupon, the Seuate adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

Jsssy zIsSss u y y ss - = L 4 ! H.
~ o's1ek u l1otk 4 Cart. and
- 81 - - : hcass Of "an-
~ 81 H. sl1A II e. valley, hey heard .
sreas eo5mcG 0 insid 4nd went t0sss wlnt
wss IL lasasi. Ths1 pund evidences Of .
tdosperSts STRAY ~ atOal-the furniture bro
ken. the floor stsined with blood, and . esnrs
sral sxcissnsnt prevailing among the occu-
-pan,e q naa nsnea, Janss Keller, sd e
axtendiur fron he tor Of. his hsaA down. -
the cheek bone. He WIS placed under tho
car. Of !. surgeon. aed sssseassnsly ar.
erat. Home. On Main street, below Your.
teenfh. One Of the females Of the bagnic,
NAMED Virginia McEsdeu, vs. srrsstsd os :
charge Of emitting Keller oai' = tne Csc ~
- ssy that she il guilty Of the offence. Repre-
sensations were Yesterday made in regard 70
admit her 70 bail to appear before the Mayor
on Tuesday next
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Accident.-While a party of boys were
"sleighing" on Church Hill yesterday, one Of
the number was knocked down and severely
injured, by the sleigh of companion. the
wonder ID that we have 50 few accidents of
this nature to record.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

DsAu.-Ths death Of VIM. p. McCofkla,
Esq, = member OF the LyrcAhuTg Ria
0rays, IL announced Deceased was you. g
geutteIran OF vigorous intellect, extensiye
n quiremenss, and ilns social qualities. He
was at orc time sditOr Of the Lynehbnrg Re.
psbiiess. and more recently, editor OF the
Ta!ley Sssy, 1t Lexington, Va.
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YAxxrs yArIuars.

The CincinnAtj CsmRmctss publishes the
following table, showing the failures, their
amount, ard the total number Of stores in
SEVERAL Of The leading citiss OF the4lorth
I Nruh.v A-orns Mo s3~,.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

Mill Braxxp.-Some days since (says the
MartiDsbRrE Republican, the Yankees crossed
the Potion nc river, in berkeley county, and
burned the Failing Water Mill, also the
miller house and barn. The proper ~ was
owned by Mr.. Claggett, a citizen of Mary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

Slang SAOt-A man named Jas. Barnes
was arrested last evening for assaulting sol
der with slung shot. We are informed that
Barnes halls from Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18
AN1w MoDDoF PuEIsHHEH1. a letter from
Louisville, Ky, to a Cincinnati paper fur.
nishes us the following item:

In one OF the camps on the Nashville road
q queer punishment was inflicted few DAYS
ago upon some offending soldiers. Oae, who
was 0nvicted Of thieving, was made to stand
upon the stump Of q tree with placards bear
Ing the inscription. 'thief." upon his back
and breast. Some minor offenders were
made 70 stand guard over him, armed vitA fence
rails. The guard provided with these pscu-
liar weapons was facetiouslys ~denominated
the "Linc0ln GuaYd.''
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FROM NORFOLK.


Movements Of the Federal Flect-The Jt'ey Gun
Gen. Henry Il. Wfsc-A Flag Of 1ruce-1he
Death of Lieut.. II. " Hunter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

WAR UPoN WoMEE.-The barbarous treat.
ment Of Mrs Greenhow by the Lincoln Gov
erpment, treatment that has nearly driven her
insane, is but one Illustration of the brutal
feroeity with which the Lincoln despotism
carries ON this Internal war. No wonde, that
all the civilized nations of the earth cry out
Shame Shame" And these atrocities are
perpetrated by nation which complacently
exalts itself as tho pink Of pisty, and which
Mr.. Seward describes with his usasl reyer.
euce for truth as ga Christian and humane
people,"
DANGEROUS CouErExfgIr.-Ws we're ysster.
day shown an excsedingiy we'll executed
counterfeit ave dollar NOTE on the Uommsr.
eiRi Bank Of Columbia. South Carolina. ny
sOuas chemieal pscoees besf mown % ne
lDesutous co0ntey1etter, tae notes Of some
sxplodsd Commercial Nank hAve bean nade
70 repsmeae - psectsely ths Nails ot tAs 90,
lameaA 0eo6s - - u1te tAe o1noooki1Woes
~. - dsteot ~ ot1!ssneo. Ne 90 tel6en
gotpg ~ rounAs In this LEGALITY ~ Ga6ks1lIl
A OsssaAL Pass ron UaAaEssfsss--Ths
NnAtiesI0n Cesrtsv 10 mootimg the project OF
3 city PARK, 70 hs laid ont IN 8 portion Of The
eity tuae was AesoiAied ~ the less are II
3uesn street. On tho 6suth, nBeetipe on The
eaSk Hcrlbeck.s altey end VhGerd slroet On
tAe poyths and Aychdals a. the We9k 81 a
enc1 eoeNte3, md hat ttoY16toa ~ = = M
cpssla9 ~ 49, t1saln a ~ 1ttlc pAtG
~ ysrtseeo1 ktoIys IS - 60 -
Az " sfWA# tag@ Es.fsaS 4 j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

ERENCH MUSTARD.
60 dozen 49,
FRENUH MUSTARD,
Just received from New Orleans.
and FIR sale BY
jsl6-6t LEE DUNHAN IS Pearl ss.
Just received, cf various bsunds
And for sale by
u = Pr Z n.
eco boxes Grourd. and
bss, oraia.
Just received
end for ssls BY
Al8-6t LEM Z DURHAM. 50 Pearl =.
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. ny tls xSv. ~. Dmnstt, q Ais rsaAs,.
g Nealseeeg eysalnet lansasY isiS. n.
DWIGHT y.1A11k1L0 ~ 11ss Adj
=. SH1Hk111l), bOth e 90 stsy.
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when our informant Mr.. James Watson, left.
The same night one Of the companies ex-
pected to leave for another village about 10
miles from Liberty. whore disturbances had
been created by rebel sympathisers. We
shall, there fore, probably soon hear that the
Goth has occupied another secession town. and
suddenly converted it In to tho Union canse.
1ndignities having been offered to one or
two OF Col Whittlesey's men, when alone,
he decl Jared, emphaiically. that II the inha-
bftan Is OF New Liberty molested any OF his
boys he would make them pay the penalty
very dearly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-17

CAHr SrGruEN-, Ark, April Sd. 60.
EDITOR ARGUS We went t. tho l}th reg.
iment yesterday, aud hive, through the kind.
ness Of the officers OF GO. D, Surgeon Plum.
mer aud Col, Wyman, procured supply of
articles for our wounded At Lcetown.
Capt. Bearl-Icy took Il squad Of men and
visited farm house in the country, last
night, where he purchased some bread for Us,
and left some flour to have baked, which we
will get during the day.
We went to the hospital nj Cassyile aud
found that nearly all our wounded had left
for ST. Louisa few, however, remaining and
doing well
Francis Cannon died this morn ing, making
the seventh death in c.. \, from inure, re.
ceycd in the late ba,tlcat Pea Ridge. Chas.
Shutz is not doing 50 well rs when we last
wrote, and the symtoms are un.avoralle.-
Hedges, Robert and James Smith continue to
de we'll.
y large amount Of hospital stores has ar.
rived at CassylIlc. Some twenty boxes have
been opened but cannot be used, the Der.
son whom Gen. liaIlcck placed in charge Of
them not being coneatoJie. Two boxes have
arrived from illinois, for the &7th and will
add much to the comfort Of the wounded.
While at the camp Of the 18Th regiment
their mail arrived, containing file, Of the .lr.
gts from the lOth to the 10Th The copy con.
tanning the article on the conduct Of Col.
Wyman, was read all through the camp in
less than an hour after it. receipt, and caus.
ed ~ little excitement and talk. The men
were anxious to find out the party who wrote
the letter and threatened vengeance to him.
As to the colonies specuation's and confsca.
tons, we know nothing, but we can testify to
the love and devotion of the men to their
commander, aud it is also evident that he is
untirlng in his care over them.
Yours &c, ALEXANDER STEEL.
VI. ). IlERRIcK.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-17
tHANCERY NOTICE.

STATE 90 ILLINOIS,
Rock Leland County,
TO the May term, a. D. ls62, OF the Circuit Court
OF said county.
Agncss NorNal vs.. Phllander Osborn, Margaret
Osborn, his wife, Thomas J. Buiord and James NJ
bniord, under the firm name and style of I. !, y
J. NJ Buiord, Ben Harper, Robert II Graham,
Margaret Ptoudout aud Jesse OrmSb,c,
\ FFlDANlT having been duly filed here
y IN that Robert II. Graham, defendant above
named, has gone, and that Margaret Proudloot
and jesse Ormsbcc, other defendants above named ,
reside out of tins state,
Notice Is hereby gwen to them, the SAID Robert
ii. Graham, Margaret Proudioot and Jesse Orms-
bee, that, on the Seventh day of March, A. b.
lsb2, writ Of summons IN CAanCcry against the
above named defendants al the SUIT OF the above
named complainant, upon her bill Of complaint
therein filed, ISSUED out OF the Office Of the clerk
of sad court, directed Ia the sheriff Of said c0un-
~, roturnablc On the Second Monday Of May next,
aud that said cause Is now pending IN said court !;
And, unless YOU, the sad Robert II. Graham
Margaret Pruudiout and Jesse Jrusbcc, shall per-
sonalIy be and appear before said court, on the
first day ofthc next term thereof, To be begun and
holden At Rock Island ~ sad county, on the Sc
c"nd Monday of May neat, aud plead, answer or
dcnnr TO said bill, the same will be taken as con-
icss"d 10y you, and a decree entered according TO
the prayer thereof
Dated this Seventh day of March, \. D. 1862.
EDWARD II. BOWMAN Clerk.
r.. ID. SWEENEY, Solicitor for Commit