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, 1862-02-22

An Uncondlt10n0l Surrender
When the rebel commanders at Roanoke
Island and Fort Donelson asked our victorious
gcner;lls On what terms they could capitu1ate,
the answer was pointed and decisive: an xa-
CONDITIONED Surrender! When Buckner, in Fort
Donelson, asked Gen. Grant on what terms he
could treat with him, the reply was *simmedi-
ate and unconditional surrender" These arc
tic terms upon which the whole rebellion will
eventually be crushed. Tie American people
arc not cruel or vindictivc; they arc more
apt to pardon oticnses Which should be pun
ishcd than to intiict unmeritcd c1lastisement.
But the armed foes of the Republic must and
will be vanqushcd and dispersed, and all must
Internationally submit to the National au-
thority. This is the only compromise that is
possible with the rebels. The misguided rank
and file will have their lives spared; but the
ring-1eaders must be hung or driven into exile.
This rebellion must be SO closed up that there
will never be another in this Union.
, 1862-02-22

t. The renegade Kcntuckian, Ben Hardin
Helm, {re1atiye Of Mrs. Lincoln), commanded
from Bowling Green, and tore up things gen.
orally. Unable to distinguish themselves by
any achievements in arms. the treacherous
rebcls seem determined that the people of
Kentucky shall remember them for their deeds
of infamy and vandalism.
, 1862-02-22

eD There will be rush Of women towards
Washington at once. The fair sex viii be ex-
cited bcyopd measure To- know that fomale
clerks arc To bs appointed In the dead letter
Office, to road aud return letters. What =
chance for learning secrets,
, 1862-02-22

~ The Louisville Journal announces by
authority that mails will be made up for
Bowling Green on Monday, and thereafter
regularly; and that as fast as our armv ad-
vanccs into Tennessee the old mail routes will
be revived as they existed year ago.
, 1862-02-22

~ The Wisconsin Senate refuses to con-
cur with the Assembly in expunging the
ssate'e Rights resolution Of 1859, 80 the re.
cord cannot be corrected.
, 1862-02-22
THE NEW CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
Il Rebel Black List.
Met In Richmond Feb. Is, 1862.

Confederacy, which was inaugurated at Mont
gonlrry, Alabama, On the 4th of February,
1861, ceased its existence on Monday, and the
new Congress met on the 18th in the city Of
Richmond.
It is composed Of twenty six members Of the
Of Missouri and Kentucky, and about one
hundred and seven Representatives in the
House, including also the members from the
two States above named. The representation
from each State<is as follows, compared with
the number Of members to Which those States
are entitled in the Federal Congress:
, 1862-02-22

r. The New Albany (1ud.) Ledger is au-
tlorlty for the statement that the residence of
leading wholesale merchant Of Louisville, at
Portland, Ky, is constantly used as a general
headquarters, post Office, and pay department.
by the seceszionists- Of that city and vicinity.
The leading spirits Of rebellion hold regular
conclaycs there, letters are carried from it to,
and received at it from, the Confederatcs.
Union newspapers, containing important in
formation, are also regularly sent the rebels
and it is said it was through this source that
Haldeman had made arrangements to receive
Northern news for his Louisyil1e-Nashyil1e
Cos.'itr. Parties III New Albany who have
relatives in the rebel ranks, have recently t.
ceiyed money through this AGENCY
, 1862-02-22

w The arrangement Of the forces at Port
Royal and Tybec is as follows: The Sd Rhode
Island viii garrison Fort Wcllcs, on the north
side Of Port Royal entrance, and the Sd New
Hampshire garrison the opposite fort on Hill
ton Head. Gen. Wright commands the force
1t Tybee; Cen Viele the force between Fort
Pulaski and Savannah; and Gen. Stevens the
1orce above Beaufort, threatening the Charles
Ton and Savannah Railway. Hilton Hcad is
the port OF entry aud debarkation. and thence
horse railroad runs across the island to the
forces besieging Fort Pulaski.
, 1862-02-22

f% 4 London jury, after long months Of
weary examination, has decided that one VII
liam Windham, heir to>a handsome estate
though squandering his time and money in
life of beastia1 dissipation, "was capable Of
taking care Of himself and his affairs" He
will be a pauper and broken man Ia two
years, but the law has nothing to do 1ithit.
, 1862-02-22

Hon. William B. Fonday, of Springfield,
Illinois, died suddenly at his residence in that
city, last "Wednesday evening. He was an Off
Ger in tic Mexican Tar and prominent man
in Illinois politics.
, 1862-02-22


The rebel apportionmcnt is based On the
ratio Of one member for every ninety thous-
and Of population, counting three-ffths for
sIaves.
The following arc the names Of the Senators
and Representatives elected:
SENATE.
, 1862-02-22
Sbe@elo Nurserp.
SHEFFIELD NURSERY,
Cor. Racine-st. and Clybourne ave-, Chicago, III.
mi. LEWIS. PrOnrfeflr.

M. LEWIS, Proprietor.
Ihaye for sale low for cash fine stock Of
EyEEGREEEs, SHADE TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES,
VERBEEAs, FUCHIAS, GERANIUMs, DC.
AEo Grape Vines Goosberriea Cuzrants Strawberries,
kaspberrfes, BlackherrIee &c, which persons about
to purchase would do well to examine before buying
elsewhere ...
BOQUETs Of the choicest flowers furnished to order
Send for Catalogue and then come to the Nursery and
make your own selections, seeing Eh4t you buy.
E The Division street and G., bourne avenue CarE,
on the North Chicago City Railway, run to within
mile Of our place every hAlf hour.
P.O. Boz So. lies k15;:salnl 3fI LEWIS.
, 1862-02-22

trhesc men were chosen in body from, Genera
Prices rebel army, and are called commissioners.
, 1862-02-22

the point was secured against any force the
enemy could bring to bear against it.
GEN LEW. wALLAcE's ATTACK on THE RIGHT.
In the meantime, Gen. Lew. Wallace had
completed his preparations for an attack on
the enemy Occupying the position he had
miles and a half to the right. just as his col
umn was being put in motion, messenger ar
rived with the joyful tidings that Smith was
inside Of the intrcnchments.
with cheer that res0unded far aud near
the irresistible Sth Missouri and 11th Iuliiaua
which occupied the front, advanced on the
double quick into the encounter they had SO
long been seeking, These two regiments, from
their superiority in drill and fighting caplci-
ties, have been considered sscracE CORPS. ]"
and most nobly did they uphold to the letter
their cnyiable reputation.
They did not tarTy long to bother with DOW
der and ball, but with shout, Of itself terrific
enough to apral their foes, gave them the cold
steel With will which will long be remember
Cd Shell and round shot, grape and caunister
we're hurled at them in vain. Still onward
they pressed, and regiment after regiment fed
before them. Valiantly supported bY tho
first Nebraska, Thirteenth Missouri, and other
regiments Of Col. Thaycr's and Crafts brig
ades, steady advance was made, until by dusk
the ground which had been so hotly contested
in the morning, was ours again, and once more
the rebels we're forced to seek the protecting
shadow Of the earthworks.
Enc effect OF these successes upon the army
was electFicl-six hours before, with eun.
boats disabled, and the enemy in possession Of
q portion Of our ground, the position Of al:
fairs was gloomy, indeed Bnt now all was
changed. Elated with victory, and the kno VI
edge that at last they had obtained foothold
thought Of the priyations they had encoun.
tered, and at being so long baked in the'pos,
session Of their prey, officers and mon alike
ciamorcd for an immediate assault that night.
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TIE CHT FOR SALT.

:! Citizen from Shenandoah rnunty wril:s :
IL So hayn our Legislature Will ,in ,n,ua
thin ..;irdS ;h,.!nlng salt Tor ;Ec people.
life "Gll that S,,2m II; our couGtr Rare
~. a. q snaoa:t.l! ~ their families ;yr n
tnon;t. y .nier. too, is 81, hand when our
meat l.; 80 he ssltpd. You have no idea Of the
sutfari.,g there will De, unless sal: Is provided.
People are constantly enquir1' where they
Gun pct pin. even less. I; Is distressing
81 witness the restitution
inc Legislature il now considering tl.c mat
>~r ,sie're'; 10 10y our correspondents; We
bop ,!.s,! -,cti,.:. will be such IL 10 lheet the
great cxisC"cS. Meanwhile. we would suggest
tha; the Eran;y curt Of Shenandoah ma,
relieve thG s"tn&l distress Of the citizens 5y
uotai.:!n. 81; at ~" works and dispensing II
20 1.c ;elaie Al c.s: Other connics nave
ioue :ais. u,.,;sr g rrl;u ation o: the nnnr-
lecturers. wuieN applies IL al! rDunti:.- mix t;
ard til. sal. thus procured reaches tn" con
sn,ner a: a cast Of aby'It five cents per pound.
Cooking purposes are ahundantIy met b: the
s;aount allowed for each family, Salt for
curing meat. ss'tias cattle, &C., must be othe-,
wise ot.s.neli: aud Governor Letc!e. has
convened The Lesis latuse on that very bust:
ness.
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YOlING SOLDIERS.

Z" II: hd,t;:rs - tire Enquirer
ti-ailrnen lawn. serve! raoro t.:4D t.su
years with Regiments n Inc tieid, unG for E!i:
pas: eight months n the hospitals OF this
city per,ni; me ~ maxi: 2 lew remarks,
tnrous!: yIn" paper, touching certain Yucs-
lions now h=l"r" C0r.r"sS. 1t ,he |asr Sos
sion ,nuch l!::i'. a.,I labor were SIrrrt II. Sc.
ting 40 an arlr>, wil:''l ~; first business IF
the ;yresrut -yasipI. {; Ia: l. e.: 10 diSS'.
pate.
III. II ms. ha, hurried ih, oug: a hill, i'll
cut sHY effort ~ tiIn. to :urrH!i gate The Iac.s,
to discharge from service all soldiers: under
eightcsa yvac, -! aye. l. Is well knnyn Ia
those EinIiar ritl4 the se."ycc that cu!lS!d-
era BE :.nh,her Of g. good soldiers We nave
sr" CT til. class The feeble ahi i,aiJatu Re
! ones are G'rs"dg .'nT Fl Il; :erri"t; while
! many III ,na heroes wf5 stc:n,.,i me en-
,renchmenia ut The c:!e::lr, aud drove theta
ant .! t"er numerous eni strong works III
the lG;:, battles t=!1," Richmond were youths
! under eighteen.
II Is E"i"r'tn1' 81! thai the Most pruIn!-
| nent act"r III Iii -r.;.. riots, where the most
daring leafs haze beer performed, nave often
| been ui",c boys. Th"rr is all enthusiasm and
ia pe!unSi;y, Il ic::slrSsne,s and rrckiessn.ss
a5pl. theu: ia: i9d.i> them "a tn i,.,.!s that
uort reflective men pnu e.i,rsi;a,v ANA latter al
They stand camp life veil; u,rd Il you do not
! pick them too heavily. they sand ,uarchiug
astoa,Shingif. \ hoy seventeen years old
will run about I'll day, firing grown men
doSa. snd l1a, rs out half the night If left
uncontrolled.
The youths Of tho class referred n .emain
! ing IN the se.v vice. except in Il few new r~si-
rnentS are already trained soldiers, Injured 20
camp IT,; aud most of them have been under
tirs,nnd understand fighting. The Captain who
has one such would hardly exchange him for
three recruits ofany age whatever. For those
rernsining who ure really uni: t3r SERVICE hers
is u ready n'e"rg Of exit Any commander
e LII H:schargs Them on sgrgson's certificate.
And whatever tao Il. Z 3. u1; think, whose
bowels Of compassion are S. moved ut the
wrongs inflicted BY the doctors on tie sick
soldier, the difficulty in the serr.ee is to pre-
oest the surgeons 9rrtag too many ceyti6-
Gates for their sy1npathles-and they really
are human and have sympatbies-are often
moved by the sufezngs Of the soldiers and
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1STT!f::ii T.
LINES.

LlsEo
On tie death oy' L.srr. HtSxr LEWIS, ce'rma'id-
ing G"mpoav b. et'kt SIR F,rgasin Pot-
an:-cr. srA. rH k'jted ~ ihe Rdih6 n
Stces. I'il:ss, on tie 81" Of .aog, lsG2 =
icr;ntn bY saiy ach1 Ens" @'s f'rt"tf
RHdnrsd him .crL
lie Iay hrGon- tins dying. '.''l Che battle ragged
ursr BIZ,
T., "a the moist sod ,,n;:, lie wA- lclt l."
i.leei and die
Yrt ronraic. came W seek rn. eaJ lei5ed
his dropping hoe'i--
81" wiz our country caisn, lie SAID, AM
leave mo with the dead.
Whole >quadroas swept beside them, Ard
tie can.on numbered Gil.
His friends rushed With tie ;:ie Of Na;. and
Il" was lcii ..i,ar!
ni. H"; alone, Icy "iI. wn> !!cI". il.''
T,'5hty "t::n:u III l'uro",
y b" whispered Iii his lying ear. ami Grs'ic
h.. suffering, rts,S..
I'D IL n. ,Seury, dyirs eyes G hcs"levu-
s:kt vas given
rnu It rrv portals Of lke siir., sn! IracsEit
Ii.iIs .! lica .er'.
He .r-e,nrd C: waters rGi, aah clear Inc
r., IA streams If li:.,
Tnt2:,,:,:a i.y lhu hnEon irar. Of latt.c' /"
r.;t:r STRIFE
IL i!nugrlA .. ti:= irr-'. a;i e"'!y io.t With
rad...il forms we're IhcT".
ii,d .u:cr; irulu BE .An4'.! host '.a"r: ia,'"=
ii,cf! t:io a.r-
t,r:r:' and iGnr: sank his head. a.'i !sthtri'
:i:In- :.i> breath,
rhs Christian iay among The deal 'n'' slsyE
the SLEEP # death
The battle rrased--tic a:*";':: :"" rocked
,lnwE upon the field,
WAai. thousands died for lrar,io'n's caust
.n! lying, scorned To yield.
:;!,ija weeping comrades made his grave, b.
meath IL. hlaodJ' sod,
fi.t yD,:' vas with hc radiant no.; .:TSuiiI
me tiIG,i.c -: ,iud
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shs uncertainties Of frisna; soiasi;'las :,
s NEW Nv i;;cilbsrs o. CotigroBr sFho ~l5h %
st st III: soi! oT some influential constituent out
" The effect Of the bill pending Siil he /"
,r;,hSrsw from The service number OF e1 Z,
Sa1;cut soldiers, that tho Confederacy ca" u
spare at this tmo .,r,,r,-
These youths entered tina service sosuntds; ~.
J., mi il is great mistake to suppose, II lett
70 decide now, that many OF them VIII ~
main, for as gallant aad patriotic as our sol,
disrs are-and verify believe there aro ~
better in the wurld--li this rule was i"auo
TN verss under one prG'esi or ha n fabric
OF vision" .ho,
Let Congress, then. nor oe in such "ho'
,os,. 3" but inrestls ltr the :scts before they
nass such an important measure.
f'''' 4 SURGEON.
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FOR the Enquiyt:.
Drs,,ss roa 4 CONFEDERATE FLAG.

DESIGNS FG5 q CoNfEuEhals s1h"'
10 The Com asti!4s II Congress- on'hs Confeds
rare ttay:
respectfully submit !"r your Selection
,wo designs for oar Confederate hag, ea:h Oh
winch is studded over with stars, to repre-
sent tic tyu. 'StAR SpANGLEp BANNER" OF the
glorious ba lad composed by that whole-soui-
ed SouiherEer and slhve-holdeT, Francis ). keyi
whust utter contemr: OF the fan6ee cha'ac-
ter vac SO admirably EXPRESSED IN his terse
definition oi the genus Yankee as Being in
,o,umcrcr, IL cnea;; III politics, SnaTe; In
r.l;,,,ou q hvuucritc.' To slow the SWIM
ling Yankees TO rilch i:ou US this grand
Southern t;,l!ah and ~ appropriate nag,
,ro,.::! Amount; e. u dcr-.::t:or ~ duty to the
,, noble .,ra,i, ~. Indignant! Spirit 81 iHs de-
paT;ti s.:.lur Qua r'se lE {" i,rotes! Asssinst
IN. sarr:.rsc. therefore lm3!ors you 70
rescue from The umhalo~ed grasp OF The
j;u,;;ees these long cherished stanzas hy
a,.uul.n. some standard 10 whose folds they
NAV be appropriately s!ried. The Sc".h
should never allen The Yankees to u::!rP
either ihit ballad or lis corresponding ban
mr. Tie Is, Of The ianh,."'' Is most proper
" In. Tag of tie stripes, While that Ut Tho
S;Ju;. is the tFH":acr y tic SiaTs.
"whss rlouts VI oips.. slds a'o'@hni
Tbs h-En ihr HbaiiJ blr".
III" s'-rs fro'n ilD gal. y. fHasSr--
The diy o. At'" .I"r yes wi
.,Ihasn .Grs Ia n now 80. ..sll .iva.
T,,. y %; tn Anaih row aaUra,
a.! J:.;'ai,l :" ash civ i:l-d 80 i''i
!nL. fr-. lu.n's ht. : ,:aar = G,'a
'lhc.. in,ic,i, nay Lu .uuiuitd. II iu!., -.
s,nvcIi;, :, that noble Tsru,i,,
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