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Night Dispatches.
THANKs To GEN WOOL

WASHINGTON. May l6.-The skilful and
gallant movements of Maj. Gen John t.
Wool ,Ynd the forces under his command
which resulted la the surrender OF Norfolk
aud the evacuation Of the shore batteries er-
ected ay the rebels on Sewalls Point and
Cranes Island. and the destruction Of the
rebel iron clad steamer Aerrimac, are regar-
ded BY the President as among the most i'm
portAnt successes of the present war. he
therefore orders that his thanks, as Com
mander-in- Chief Of the Army aud Navy, be
communicated by the War Department to
Major General John T.. Wool and the officers
aud soldiers of his command. for their gal
lAntry and good conduct In the brilliant OPP
sFations mentioned by the order OF the Presi-
dent, made at the city of Norfolk on the nth
day of May, lS62.
Signed l.. 81. STANTON,
Sec'y Of War
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FROM PITTsBURG LANDING.

Carr or CoRNrH RoAp, Miss. Nav Ia
The following Is paragraph Of special
field order. just issued
Guards will be Immediately placed along
the Inc Of the Chambers Creek.
No officers or soldiers will be permitted to
pass 10 the rear. and no citizens to the front
OF the line, without special authority of the
Major GeReral Commanding: and the com
manders Of army Corps and Divisions will
see that their camps are cleared OF all uRsu-
thorized hangers on. and any one attempting
10 evade this will be compelled TO work on
the Entertainments and batteries.
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CINCINNATI, May 10.
CINCINNATI. MAY is--Flour unchanged
aud in moderate demand al 81 io@t . Tor
common to choice super, and ~ a~'si W
for extra
Wheat dull al soasJ lor red, Ahd s5@
corn advanced 20 seas and not much
Offering
Rye advanced to 55sa57. and the supply
not equal 10 the demand.
Whisky IN good demand al ~
Mess pork dull. and j. offered more freely
sales Of 300 bbis first class city AZ lie.
Lard duh at ~.
Bulk meats easier TO day. sales OF 30 900
los al 3s6@3k for shoulders. and 3sa Tor
sides; hams in fair demand at IA al
continued good demand for bacon sides.
and 100 hhdt sold at 6a6i4 TO come out OF
smoke.
An increased demand for groceries. and
market firmer generally, under the news
from New York.
Sugar and coffee are higher. and nsoias
ses, which is scarce, Is held a, i5a46.
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Nrw loEK, May l6-The a. ing Is
Gen. Hunters Proclamation alludei 10 ,es-
tersisy-
HEsDeVAErKEs DkF'T. 90 IHk SOUIHy
HILToS HEAD. NAY 9th. ls62
GESKEAr OEDEE, No. H.
The three States Of Georgia, Florida aud
South Carolina. comprising the Military De-
partIcent Of the South. having deliberately
declared themselves no longer under she pro
lection of the United States of America. AMI
having taken up arms against the United
States. IL become a military necessity TO de
clare Martial Law this was accordingly done
on the 18th day Of April. 1862. Slavery and
Martial Law. in free country. are altogetb-
or incompatible The persons in these three
States. Georgia. Florida and South Carolins.
hefesoloreheld a. slaves. are therefore lie
ciar-d forever FREQ.
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CAMP ~ MILES IRON WiLLIAMSBURcf
May IL.
To T.. NJ Stanton;
Without waiting further for official reports
which have not yet reached me. ! wish to
bear testimony TO the splendid conduct of
Hookers and kearney's Divisions. under
command Of Gen. Hentzleman. in the battle
Of Williamsburg. Their bearing was worthy
of veterans.
Hooker's Division for hours, calamity
withstood the attack Of greatly superior
numbers. with very heavy loss.
kearneys Division arrived in time TO re.
store the fortunes Of the day. and came most
CALAMITY into action.
e shall probably have occasion 10 cal. at
tention TO other commands, and do not wish
to do injury To them by mentioning them
now.
Had had the full Information now have
in regard to the troops above named. when
first telegraphed. they would have been spe
cally mentioned and commended. ! spoke
only of what knew at the time. and | shall
rejoice 10 do full justice to all engaged.
signed GEO. Il. MCCLELLAN.
Msjor-General
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~ Al those sho want beautiful silk
Hat. Of the latest fashion. can at the New
York Hat Store and ge. one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myseif: there
fore can ~srrah. all hats bought OF me-
have = Ene assortment Of French Beaver.
Otter and son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. AMI 81 all co'ors. which | am selling
very iow also. large assortment OF Wool
Hat. Of all eolofs. ranging w price - los
as cry cents.
f.H. TOwERRE. Practical Halter,
Successor TO j L. YATES.
.27 At Cor. Fifth. and Main Sta.
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IL l. said some Of the negroes whose own.
ers. or agents are here from Maryland, seek
Ing their recovery, mysteriously disappeared
this morning.
Paragraph ii Of general order No. lOe.
dated November last. having been revoked.
the officers and men transferred 10 skeleton
regiments under is operation. will be reas
signed 20 their original regiments. a fat a.
vacancies occur.
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sEFrom the Stars ana Stripes Of Sulli
van. we clip the following verdict Of the
Coroaer's Jury Ia the late casualty which
happened on the T. A & Railroad at Sulli-
van. resulting IN the death Of Prof Fletcher.
Superintendent Of Public Instructions for the
State.
Stafsef indiana. feanfy Of Sallsoaa
We. the undersigned j.rors. empana ellei
and sworn on the iith day Of Nav. is62. at
the town of Sullivan. in the county and State
aforesaid. BY Michael Malott. an acting Jus
tee 81 the Peace, and acting a. Coroner Ia
and for said county. to enquire and true pre-
sentiment make. la what manner and by whom
Miles j. Fletcher. then and there found dead.
came 10 his death. AFTER having heard the
evidence. and examined the body. we do find
that the deceased came Go his death by col
lision Of a special train OF cars on the L 4
1. X. X With boz car standing on the
/. cross tie- GA the main track Of said road.
.hich ecsufred about one o'clock A. NJ on
the ilth of Nav. ls6D; that when the coils.
Ion occurred the deceased put his head out
sf tho car he ~ss Ia. snd wa- struck by the
hot car standing on the track a. aforesaid.
which caused the immediate death OF Miles
J Fletcher. Who vas found dead a. afore.
aid
And 90 the juror. 10 further Cad that Que
Milton Belser. a soldier In Captain Walls
Co. 3l-s regiment OF Indiana volunteers.
al unlawfuliy remove the said bon car that
c.ased tho collision. and death OF the said
Miles J. Fischer. from the switch Of said
track. where said car MAS standing. on ~ the
main track. and leit Il IN that position, where
the same was struck by the train aforesaid.
.hich va the cause OF the collision and death
II che sasl Miles J. Fletcher.
And Ne. tie Jurors. DO further fini that
Hugh Thompson, engineer. was running aid
train. Al lhe lln,e Of the collision. at the rate
IT twenty three MILES or more per hour. nc-
rording o. hla own statement under oath be-
tore "a. sd I'D no, intend stopping at the
Sullivan depot. bat vas passing IL at that
rate ~hlrh think was gross recklesenrss
"a his l.s,t. al from the fact that the moon
49, shining almost a. bright a. day. ne think
ghat bal be manifested that caution that he
should have done. h- coaid have sesu the css
% the track. and thus avoided the collision
Witness our hands. Nav IA. l-69
H.K WILSON.
W. NJ. KNOTS.
MATTHEW AccAAAoS.
LAFAYETTE STEWART
John BRlDwELL.
chAS. SCOTT.
FETER GASWAY.
JA4Es A. BEARD.
RoBT. A. MOORE.
llBA FoOTE,
5. J. DOoLEY.
JOHN MILLER.
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Noon Dispatches.
PROM LOUISVILLE

Louisville. May IA gentleman Who
lett Augusta. Georgia. on the 5sh iust-. says
the property owners Of that State are al
verse to the destruction Of their goods. aud
that none had been destroyed up 70 the time
he len there. Nobody iAyors such destnc-
tot but reckless propertyiess persons. whose
designs viii be thwarted by she owners Of
cotton. etc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

~ Col Mclean. Of the AL Ind viii
leave ON Monday morning De.t for his regi-
mens. The Col requests us 70 say thai asy
letters OF small packages Of those having
friends or relatives in bis regiment. II lett At
the Terrs Hsute House by O'Clock Ssn-
day morning. viii be taken charge Of BY
him aud delivered 70 them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

Nav Yoss. MAY li.-Union prisoner.
from Richmond. report a large number OF
IA miles are going South. IL j. said that
Jcn Davis has gone 10 Tuscaloosa. The
Union sentiment IN Richmond u strong and
Increasing
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

SB Mary Thomas viii lecture ~ shs
City School Hall ON 70 morrow Sunday al
Ia O'Clock A NJ. and : : o'clock +. NJ
Any subject embracing Theology OF Pro
gressive Philosophy may be given her TO
speak from. affer she goes upon the stand 10
SPEAK.
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SEALED Proposals will be reoeiv-
- - 81 ~ cease., Chamber n ~ ei,y - rsrrs,
Hsais e. he stsnihs a tAs l6tk u nsy. A n is<l
So nsprexins tAe ts-er Nsrk~i Hoss~. p~r pa
Al sI-<ihc<ion a. oe se<n Al he sters a Ceunil.
mas taie~i<i Main street. The rofk q ~ les q
nyisaisd ~ Quick. cle,f.
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- Large Quantities Of stone ) daily
easing ,hroHgh our street. for shipment over
ne Tor Hsate Indi.nspoIi. n. Z. 20 Ia
l.A-.po.s This = fron The quarry - Potts
vile saa = - % be the best ia the STATE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL ELECTION

In compliance -ith tie sxPrs->~d --nes
Of many Of M friends. ! I'm eapo'a.'e ,o'
election 10 Tie once Of Justice Of the
ts,. v,a,,h LaxstRT DIR.
W. are .sthorizef - annoooce tn4i
CHAstp AIsnrIlE i eauddzIe LOO lhe
a. o. Justics Of the Peace - Harrison
town.hip ~ the sp~-iai eiectlon IN be held
Mas Goth.
"a, .rs aasbosize,I TO anBeuncs Joss
s,Ysr n candidate for Justice OF the
Peace. Al the special election - lie held Oh
ne 2uth instant
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PROM CHlCAGO

CaIcAGO. Nav l5-A special 20 the Times
from Cairo ssys. "a f.moss secret circular
purporting 10 eminAie from JEFF Davis Vas
got up IN this city b. reporters a. sell
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GROCERIES q PROVISIONS.

90 TO A. G.. BURROWS, NO.
~ 81, Main Street You viii Ind hIs house fs
Of Fresh Goods Of every thing that can be put 10
house Of the kind and sold for very small profit for
cash. As the goods bought for cash. and by my
SELF the quality and price will compare favor able
with any house In the city.
Everything sold will be delived any part Of The
city free Of charge.
A. c. BURROWS
Narchlsdu
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- Rev Mr. Fairehiid. from the East.
n.s been Engaged 70 supply the paiP't Of
tie Baldwin Presbyterian Church OF this city.
nd viii preach on nsIt S.bhzsh. xsy 10Th.
noraIns and sseaiag.
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Good News.
YORKTOWN KvAcrArrp.

intend To close out my entire stock OF
clothing. gents furnishing goods, hats, &c,
at nett cost. within the coming ninety days
Now Is tie time to ges the worth Of your
money. in the best quality Of clothing. Call
soon At Jacob ID. Early's old stand
Also. | wish To say to all those indebted
Ia me. to cal and settle Immediately, to save
further trouble n HARTMAN.
me dim.
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IL The adiourned term Of the Common
flsss Court + ao~ in session
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers. -
~ have D~sfiinxs an ste~- nassns ith~.r ~
tS~ns. sxe~l~ut plse~s % eel rrets. -hleh ! ~ill
trade ier prop>fsy IL % near fsrfs hsuss sna psy
fls~resss n essh kFply o.
HakRSET
8>siets~sn k~sl Estss Ascnl
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Rr<ovAL.-l have removed my Hide aud
Leather Store 10 ls2. Griswold Block. north
side Main Street. between Cox aud Hui
mans Wholesale Grocery establishment
Thankful - my numerous friesd- and
patrons for past favors. re-Pectinily ak
for TO call and see NE At INV LEV stand.
nee advertisement.
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CHARLES EXPERTS
rhssegrsrh, Ncisise,ype, r~ssot,p<
esp--
D.o... A.,k.o.,on D..

Premium Ambrotype Rooms.
Having permanently located IA the city q
rsre. Haats. al, prepared 20 take I'll ,he
above nam>d pictures IA the latest ayle. Of
tho art AM psr~ao having pictures Of
friend. that they Nl.h so?iet. can fsnd them
Ia. ani wlll take Won copy a. good a. the
original Thankful Tor The very liberal
share OF patronage have heretofore re'eiv
81. I shall still be able - please all ~ho
NAV Ssh FIRST Class r.efsrfs'
% not forget Ne place. oses w.is. 4 Co..
store. No - Main .,rc~t. bet~e zen "A 4 tn
sreeis. Terr- Hausc. Indiana
la F~sls.ag from the Photograph business.
the undersigned takes pleasure ~ recon
rn~nsiing Nr Charles kppsrt 90 bis former
patron. AT the public generally. a. Gen
tlemsa Aful A No | OPERATOR. Give him
call and 700 -iii be saited - be guarantee.
satisfaction OF no psy
myl0ia f.R. WRIGHT
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~ Just received aud for sale. large
lot Of Pine I.aths. by
my5i2~ NJ. ID. TOPPING.
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w. II. STONE
BOOTS a SHOES

Tia. Just received new and splendid stock
OF
ROOTS a SHOES
OF all kinsi-. varieties and styles. 10 suit all
ages. sexes. tAsts and purses. We also
have on hand aud are making 70 order. all
kinds French Calf Boots and Shoes
Corner Main aud Fourth streets. opposite
outhern Bank. lapi0diwvim
sH-Mr feake resumes the exercises OF
his classes in the Latin and Greek languages.
aud the higher branches OF English. Algebra.
Geometry. xc.. this day. Tuesday. May g.
In the City School House. on foarth street.
rom No 10 His charges are - cents per
week. or ST. for term OF eleven weeks.
A few pupils. additional 90 those already en-
gagged. gill be received. Il application be
made soon.
d2s m6
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DISSOLUTION.


EIliE AND INLAND POLICIES
u Issued In he .Eiha insnfsec. Company -
Hartfard Caunecticnt
tssh Asset .s....s.. - go &c
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
In The ftre snd Marine Company. sprfngn~it, Mass.
tash Ass~ts ...s..ss.ss.t.s.. .......s.. 600 COO
FIRE POLICIES Issued In the Fire In
sufsncs Cosnpsny q Hartford, Cosueeticut.
N4h Assstts sssss .ss.s.s.s.ss........ we coo.
INSURANCE n tfs stsve ed snd reliable Cotapa-
nee can - procured ~ reasonable rates N sppl.
cation q
HAGER nrKER~ A~-us.
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sroiKS-from the premises OF NJ Noudy.
OF Cherry street. tao horse saigon. OF The
following description.
The bed IS pAiAsed green. striped with
white and yellow. and considerably raeked
and weather beaten. the running gears red.
striped With black aud ~hite. With one spoke
broke out Of The right hind wheel.
ANY person returning said Wagon. OF max
ing known IL whereabouts. will be suitably
re~srled DIV.
foE RtNr.--A good business room and
dwelling apartments. on vest side Market
street. just north Of Wabash. Terms reason
able Apply TO J. II. Moore. west side OF
the public square. dt
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fsnsv D,eisg ssd Securing Essss.
fs~hs~nt-
vVTHuE CRAFT AND cAsHnERk sHzxIS,
w Slik snf N-si<a Dresses, .lsa. lssnfisDsn's
Ciatks ci~snsd a. Ceicr~1 - eA~unfrsl PFC
cces. O. te>k nae 49,.
wshssk street between Ne ssn.l ssA ga streets.
ssas ssors e<capi>s ~ he IN shsp- iss>8.n
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BkANDkkTn's PIIIs-For the rsstorsaaa
Is@ih - those who have been stricken ~ Hpoplsxy
81 PARALYSIS they are the o0ly reliable uedicips.
a.. sreetion- u the lungs. chest and bovs,s Cd
prompt use saves life and quickly cures Pns .no.
ni.. Plsurig. CHEERS. wind spssms. worm. ehol.,.
norous. eisrrho-s sysent.ry. whether frorn rn.a-s
eating 1nrpe fruits CT O,her faults In eiet, yi.ls
thsir Influence Asthma. govt. rhsuDasisuas. H..
s5eetiOns. rurtures. innsmmAfions q suy ors.a
levers, whether ssue or olher specific fs,ers: biys.
diseases. jsandise. ST. yitus's dance smallpox u~.
les. Group. srysipel.s white s~elngs. pss, ulcers.
~ even thirty years csndngsnce snd e.p~si.il,
ulcers 81 he liver. have all been cured psrmsnsn,i,
~ these celebrated Vegetable UHissrsal Pills 4,
female complaints and nervous diseases they la..
been equally successful. wide change Of ne boa
hrss and second psriods). Epilepsy. depresslu. q
spiris. fgh,fal dersras all obstruction. and ,.,.,
@uons are BY them cured. dispersed and ocrroetss-
Fsice &c GEMS pr bon.
Sod ~ j. r. cvsrssHAs. rerrs -Hsuis. and .,
feepect-he dealers In medicine. yanid~ln
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ASH SHOE sTo RE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Dnr.rc... /" ra. v-rr.s unos rrr
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- suuinous Or scr0fls1s srsctlcns .-e IA
osfss. The blight tss potato rss q nsz11rc. Thsy
ale We and nlt1y swen a. fatal. rey s-iss e..
e'r-1instsoh AID inpuriy % lie eiOsc. Al .se q.
% 'ssn a. around us every~hsrs. oae grsrssr g
a. W meet se tsrs>t with tAsn. az one Guar.
q Asss sis q them; de soocsA,y t0s bes~rsstss,
Ss ssis9is. Arss's hAxsayAsIl1A oissnsos CT -.
ssroeloUs ossrrptos froa he siost. rsessrs isps.
and healthy. sna sseetuaily esPursstss re -.
s'niAn''a<rea hon he system. 10 lager srVAs
anasE ycuE ssrof1ers d,soraers. sisos TIE irrssrz
e~ Ara has pE0viis& his mastery combination 2
curative virts.s that he CALI sa.s5.ku1-.. -rpSu-
Ssrst. wsisrbury. O.
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~ Thsnn TO the Military Band for
l.s ssrsnads last evening
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
EROM MCCLELLAN

CANr 10 MILEs FROM WILLIAMSBURG, Z
May IL.
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TRANSPORTATION.
AND GARDENER.

THE undersigned offers To the cili.
j sens q Terre Hsute and vicinity. tine and
large as-os snent u nowers, consisting Of roses.
verbsnss and bouquets. and also svctgesns early
vegetables, etc. At his Store North Main Street bs.
tween 9Th and Tth Streets. and also sthls Garden
At the nfst lane between the vncsnnss aud Carlisle
Read. WILLIAM sCHOtz,
Nsr1si7s Florist and Gardener
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cROcE RIEs.

DH. RIVE has removed HE Gre
c~ty aud Prosisioa store 10 No. =, rho.als
~, Nsossh street. hsat aeor 20 ". h. Mfkses.
hsnklng Once
HI stsck IA conslasrsb,y Increased ~ a.. a..
shssss IRON The best CibciSa.u wbolssals firu.
ssf hls esstansFs ~l fnd Al hs Ma stAss ts.itss
ne ssnsl .ssorsnssnt 81 rrssisier. sns or.-sTis.
the fsilo~ing srticlcs
SWISS CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE.
LTMBURG CHEESk.
SARDISES.
HUILE D'OLIyEs.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. l. y.z-4.
AACAROSI,
VERMIcELLi.
FRENCH MUSTARD ty lls sa.--
W tottls.
49, f.rts@, sAre. spnl Pea. Pear B@si.r. q
AZ oess eeocs cheaper thAn a. s1y olhef pisss
pseas delivered stkens b ksgssss VEGA
InEPoT Of Adam stifsl's CslebrA-
~ I'd Par CHR y.ss.s'. ~t.ls.sis al fs,sr
A~sSA l3eaas
DH. RlVE's CaiAxba w ne is the
Il PEI. jsux.ae ;aios q he orsP.. a. ~. Gas.
.hdhssitksu beverage Or all
~ 'els - tss ~. gallon ~ Aoss,-
sH. mvE's
4 IL kinds q. Liquors. Foreign sud
. Doaestie. Porter. Az. Ac.. 81
msfc03n pa hlNk's
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Ia. jus, received new and splendid stock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-13
FREMONTs LATE BATTLE.
GREAT LOSSES OF THE REBELS.

FREMoNT's HEADQUARTERS, PORT REPuB-
Lie, VA, June I0.-The army advanced ear
ly this morning in line of battle, but finding
no enemy, proceeded:in column through the
woods and over the country to Port Republic
Everywhere were evidences of the complete
ness of yesterdays success. The battle was
fought at Cross Keyes, and takes that name.
The rebel loss was greatly superior to ours.
They left their dead and many wounded on
the field. Not less than 500 of their dead
were found and many of their wounded. Two
of their guns were left behind, which we cap
tured this morning.
Capt. Bunker of Gen. Fremont's staff was
killed, and Capt. Gitterman of Chuseret's staff
was severely wounded. No other staff Off
GERS were wounded. The rebel wounded
were found in every house along the road.
Ambulances, wagons, arms, and clothing,
were strewed over the field. Forty of our
wounded, who were taken prisoners, were left
in a church, and were retaken- The 9th
Louisiana rebel regiment lost all but thirty
men. The enemy retreated till midnight and
this morning their rear guard crossed the
Shenandoah at this place and burned the
bridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-13
The New Treasury Note Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The excitement in
New York, about the proposed authorization
of an additional $1,000 900 of United States
notes, is regarded here as unwarranted by the
facts of the case. The whole nominal circu-
lation of United States notes at this time is
only SLY, 100000. There are in the treasury
to the credit of disbursing officers about $32,-
000, 1000, leaving about 100000 with which
to meet drafts from the department. OF the
$117 100000, about $7,000,000 (being the
amount of demand notes. are practically with
drawn from circulation, and boarded for pay
ment of customs. OF the proposed new is
sue, therefore, $57 200, 900 may replace the
amount thus boarded, and about $40 ,000, 900
will be withheld from issue, to meet possible
demands for temporary deposits beyond inn
mediate means. Thus S97 100000 will make
no practical addition to the circulation
IL Is wei understood, also, that the secre-
tary VIII IN no event issue any part of the
ne" notes, If authorized, excepting small
notes 10 take the place of large, in payment
~ ~ S,l' soiu'erS ana other creditors preferring
theul' SO long as the duties on imnorts the
increase of the temporary loan and no oon
version OF the United States notes already t.
sued INTO flve twenty par bonds, Weld revepuo
enough to meet the daily expenditures mr.
ing the present week thus far. the incon,o
from these sources has more than met cnrrent
expenses. The conversions alone have SIM,
piled more than half a million of dollars a
day, and will probably increase under the cir
cumstances.
Very little use will be made of the addition.
al authority proposed to be given to the sec.
rotary, though it is thought prudent to guard
against possible exigencies by giving it. ANY
expansion of the currency which may take
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treasury department, to whatever else it may
be ascribed