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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-11

BY the arrival Of the steamship Jra at
Portland, we have the comments Of the Lon
don Press on President Lincoln's emancipa-
ton message. The london IImes says.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-25

BALTIMORE, Feb. 24.-The Old Point boat
has arrived here, having left Fortress Mon.
roe yesterday. She brings IA released off
GERS, including Col. Wood, of the 18th
(Brooklyn) regiment, who was wounded
and captured at Bull Run Col Lee, of the
goth Massachusetts, Regiment captured at
Balls Bluff; Col. Ooggswell, of the Tam
many regiment, and Capt. Keeper of Ba-
kers California regiment
Col. Wood was paroled, and had the lib
erty of moving about the city of Richmond
previous to his leaving. He was present at
the Inauguration of JEFF. Davis and states
no enthusiasm was manifested on the oc-
casion, hardly a cheer being raised.
Col. Lee, of the Mass. 10th, says that just
before leaving Richmond, on Saturday even
ing, ne was taken aside by distinguished
officer of the rebel government, who pri-
vately assured him that an official dispatch
had just been received of the fall of Nash
vile.
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FORT MONROE, Feb. 23.-The Adelaide
brought down the balance of the 9th Wis
consln Regiment, and conveyed them to
Newport News this morning.
Gen. John e. Wool, Col Cannon, and
Major Jones, of his staff, went this morning
under flag of truce, to meet, by appoint
ment, Gen. Howell Cobb, of Craney Island,
for the purpose of opening negotiations for
the exchange of prisoners. The Adelaide
was met by the VIM. SeIden, and General
Wool having stepped on board the latter,
consultations of about an hour in length
took place between the two Generals. The
result of the interview is not known.
The Hoboken, with the submarine cable
to be laid across the bay, did not leave un-
I'll "a o'clock this evening. A connection
having been made between between the ca
bic and land wire at its terminus at Beech
grow, above the Fort, communication was
kept up between Hoboken and Gen. Woops
headquarters. Everything is progressing
satisfactorily up to o'clock this evening,
and Mr.. Heiss teIegraphed that he had pro-
eeeded five miles out. There is no doubt
about the line being successfully laid, and
If the weather is favorable, the line will be
open tomorrow.
The Geo. Washington left at go this
morning for James River, to receive about
$50 released prisoners. She has now, at
o'clock returned. The prisoners 90 to Bal
timore tonight.
Among them is the crew of the Osceola,
captured in the Gulf of Mexico on the LIST
of November. Most of the prisoners belong
to the Tammany and California regiments,
and were taken at Balls Bluff
There are now no Union prisoners at
Richmond.
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CLNOLNNATl MARKET.
CINoINNATI, Feb. "a.

CINCINNATI, Feb. "a.
FLOUR firm but the demand is moderate
only; super 4,5oC94,55; extra 4,6O@4,65
WHEAT rather dull but prices unchanged.
Red 9s@l,00; white l,05@1, 90.
OATS dull at 2802s3c.
Corn firm at 80 cents.
RYE in fair demand at 52(053c.
BARLEY dull, the brewers having COM
bined to refuse paying the current rates,
73075c for prime fall.
WHISKY 1sc and in fair demand.
Provisions closed dull. There was a
large amount of country packed offered on
change and holders anxious 10 SELL MESS
PORK is offered at $lI.75@12.OO. Bulk
pork 33@5c. -
LARD y. 900 bbIs Mess Pork sold at
$11.6o, delivered at points in the interior.
There were sales of zoo, 600 bbls bulk
pork at &c for sides, 3,45 for shoulders i;
200 hhds bacon sides at SIC. Bacon shouI-
ders are offered at 1c. |
No change in groceries. Coffee is held
firmly under advices from New York, but
Sugar and Molasses are dull and prices
dropping
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SECOND DISPATCH.

It is reported that the rebel Gen. johnson,
after having given his parole of honor to
Grant, passed through the Federal lines and
escaped.
The loss of the 18th Illinois is in killed,
I6; wounded, Ga.
A messengers from Fort Donelson who ar
rived last evening, reports that General
Grant and portion of his Staf, accompan-
led by Col. Wallace, of the 18th Illinois,
proceeded under flag of truce up the Cnm-
berland beyond GAINESVILLE, in the direction
of Nashville, and met Governor Harris, who,
after lengthy interview, asked for an arm
istice and a cessation of hostilities for three
days, when he promised that the Federal
flag should float over every fortified point
in Tennessee.
The Colonies of the regiments located
here are ordered to report concerning the
efficiency of their commands Immediately
to headquarters. The indications are that a
forward movement will soon be made
1t is currently reported and believed that
General Buell occupied Nashville to-day
Generals Oullom and Paine accompanied
the expedition, the former with Commodore
Foote.
Com. Foote arrived from the Cumberland
yesterday on the Conestoga, and left to-
day down the river on the Coaestoga.
The Conestoga, day or two since, picked
up some torpedoes floating. They were
about three feet long, with rod ending in
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a trident attached to the side. A boat
striking the trident would force it upon a
cap, causing an explosion.
The report that Capt. r. r. Hopkins, Co.
d, Eighteenth Illinois, proved himself a
coward at Donelson, is entirely false. he
was sick, as Is shown by certificate from
the Surgeon of his division. The story was
spread about by member of his COM
pany.
On Saturday night LOO cavalry left
Paducah to attempt the capture of the mo-
torious Clay King and his band of ruffians,
who are committing depredations upon
Union men in that vicinity. There are
10000 troops at Paducah this morning.
The loss of the Forty-6rst Illinois at the
battle of DoneIson is, in killed 100, and
wounded and missing 800.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.-General Buell. left
here several days ago, and proceeded in the
direction of Nashville. His staff leave here
tomorrow for the place of his destination.
1t IS reported that many of the negroes
taken some time since from the Swan River
country, by the rebels, to aid in terrifying
Nashville, took advantage of the panic Gre
ated there BY the taking of Fort Henry and
Donelson, and are making their way back
to their old homes. They say it is too late
to fortify Nashville. 1t is understood that
the rebels proposed destroying the bridges
and roads near Nashville, on their retreat
backward, but citizens along the road re-
monstrated and prevented it. Rumors,
winch cannot be traced to any reliable
source, prevailed all day of the evacuation
OF Nashville by the rebels.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT. Missouri, !
st. Louis. Feb. %. 1862. z


ST. LOUIS, February 23.-The Major Gen.
eral commanding this Department desires
to impress upon all officers the Importance
of preserving good order and discipline
among their troops as the army of the West
advances into Tennessee and other Southern
States, and thus show to our fellow citizens
of these States that we come merely to
crush out the .Eebellion, and restore to them
peace and the benefits of the Constitution
| and the Union, of which they have been
deprived by selfish and unprincipled lead
ers. They have been told that we come to
Cypress and plumber By our acts we will
undeceive them. We will prove to them
we come to restore, not to violate the Con-
stitution and Laws. In restoring to them
the glorious flag of the Union, we will as
sure them that they shall enjoy under its
folds the same protection of life and prop
erty as in former days.
Soldiers, let no excuses on your part tar.
nish the glorv of our arms.
The orders heretofore issued 10 this De-
partment in regard to pillaging, marauding
and destruction of property, and stealing
and concealment of slaves must be strictly
enforced. 1t does not belong to the mill
tary to decide upon the relation of master
and slave. Such questions must be settled
by civil Courts. No fugitive slave win
therefore be admitted within our lines or
camps except when specially ordered BY
the General commanding:
Women and children, merchants, farmers,
mechanics, and all persons not in arms, are
regarded as non-combatants, and are not to !
be molested either in their persons or prop
erty. If however, they aid and assist the
enemy, they become belligerents, and will |
be treated as such. II they violate the laws
of war, they will be made to su ar the PEN
alties of such violation.
The military stores and sspublie property |
of the enemy must be surrendered, and any I
attempt to conceal such property by fraudu-
lent transfers, or otherwise, will be pun
ished- But no private property will be |
touched, unless by orders of the General |
commanding.
Whenever it becomes necessary to levy
forced contributions for the supply and sub
sistence of our troops snch levies will be
made as light as possible, aud be so dstrib-
uted as to produce no distress among the
people. All property so taken must be re-
ceipted and duly accounted for, as hereto
fore directed. These orders will be read at
the head of every regiment, and all officers
are commanded to strictly enforce them.
by command of Major General Halleck.
A. II. MCLEAN,
Asst Adi't General.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.-The Commensurate
Indianapolis Dispatch says FIVE thousand
Donelsou prisoners had arrived there in the
last twenty-fou hours. They are the
hardest looking men. ever collected togeth-
err, uniformed in rags of all colors. They
report secession 'gone up" and that they
are better treated and fed here than they
have been for the past six months. Most of
the men are anxious to take the oath of
allegiance. Their surgeons have been pa
rolled to attend to their sick, who are be-
coming quite numerous. Officers are not
uniformed and do not look much superior
to the privates. The prisoners are compos-
ed of the 18th and 18th Mississippi, 9Th
Kentucky, 4th Alabama, 10th, 18th and
SD Tennessee.
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WASHINGTON, February Washing
tons birthday was chosen for the nomina-
ton to the Senate of Winfield Scott as Min
ister Extraordinary to Mexico, with, it is
said, functions, such as he exercised in the
Pacific. Accompanying this nomination,
the project of treaty went into the Sem
ate, whose principal feature was the as
sumption of the Mexican debt and the in-
terest that is now due, to the amount of
So, o0o, 900 per year. The treaty guaran-
tees our payment of it in five years.
There is no law for the appointment of
an Assistant Minister to Mexico or any other
country 1t is thought Gen. SCOTS noni-
nation would be confrmed by the Senate,
particularly as his functions would be linn
tied to the armed quarrel conspired against
Mexico, at moment when we could not
defend the Monroe doctriue and go to her
help, but it is very doubtful whether the
Senate will favor the scheme of buying off
England, France and Spain for FIVE years,
or for life.
Senator Fessenden faithfully tried, on
Friday and Saturday, to get together the
Committee of Conference on the Treasury
Note bill, without success.
1t is believed here that the rebels will
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-25

CAIRO, Feb. 22.-Everything is quiet at
Fort Donelson. The rebels before eYacua-
ting Clarksviile fred the railroad bridge
crossing the Cumberland at that point
Commodore Fooie issued the following pro-
clamation
TO the Inhabitants Of CZarksUille
At the suggestion of the Hon. Cave
johnson, Judge Trisdom, and the Mayor of
the city, who called upon me yesterday,
after our hosting the Union flag on the
boats, to ascertain my views and Intentions
towards citizens and private property, 1
hereby announce to all peaceably disposed
persons that neither in their persons nor
property shall they suffer moIestation by
me or by the naval force under my com.
mand, and they may safely resume their
business avocations with the assurance of
my protection. At the same time / require
all military stores and army equipments
shall be surrendered, no part of them being
withheld or destroyed and further that no
secession flags CT manifestions of secession
feeling shall be exhibited, and for the faith
full observance of these conditions I shall
hold the authorities of the city responsible.
ANDREW H. FOOTE.
Some of the Nashville papers advise the
undermining of some of the bluffs on the
Cumberland and blowing them into the
river on the approach of our gun boats,
either to destroy them or obstruct the
channel.
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CAIRo, February "a
SPECIAL TO TIE TINES.

The Cairo expedition, composed of foul
iron-clad gunboats; two mortar boats, 9th
Illinois, and battalion of the 9th Wiscon-
sin made reconnaissance down the river
this morning. 1t was ascertained that the
rebels had seized all fatboats and skiffs as
far up as they dare come. Also that there had
been movement of troops at Columbus
Whether re-enforcements had arrived was
not learned.
The gun and mortar boats were getting
into position on the Missouri side, when a
rebel steamer with white flag made its ap-
pearance. Rebel officers came on board the
Cincinnati. A consultation took place, last
ing over two hours, with what result, has
not been made known, but the expedition
returned.
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Arrival and Departure OF the
III - = Ks .

THE time mere set down is adjusted to contract
ksurs. On the RiTer there is variation according
" TIA1K OF CLOSING.
EailrOad Nal flor Vinccnness Tsrre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petsraburehs
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville Sc. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago and other Northsrn, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way 0f1cess
every day except Sunday, nt...--...-.-..-. sA- m.
Thursday, md saturday 1t skPM
PadHeak Nal lriger1 every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at III A. n.
Green RSv~ Muig (for Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
Nj Vsrnon Mail Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 81 A. NJ
Nsa0 Harmony Mail every Monday We'd
nesday, and Friday at IL A. NJ.
ROCKFORD Mad lIandl every Monday, We'd
r ss:ss; - a.. sl ssy J: rr4s, at
(Petersburgh letters SC. come and go
eansshsana Mod every Wednesday at 7F. N.
Leaves sc 8 A. NJ Thursday morniDg.l
Military mail tor Calhoun and spottsyilles II P H.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
RSslroad EEaS1, every day except Sunday at A. NJ
Arrives the night BEFORE after ONCE hours
I'ssssg.IIs MAJ az, S Sr,veEl every Tuesday
Paducak Mad, every day In the week except
Sunday and Thursday by ga.
f3ress RsVsy Mall every haudsy and Thurs
Ms Ys1nOn Maa Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by SP. NJ.
NssU HdrmoHy Mail, every Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday by P n.
Bockport Afai CIandl every Sunday at n. NJ,
and Wednesday and Friday st z A. n.
(Arrives the evening before, sftsr office
hours.l
Pessrs6srgk Nal tway1 every Friday by So =. N.
csntkiaaa Mad every Friday Of IA. NJ.
lArrives the evening before after ofice hours, }
hS-Post Qftace opens ct A. N. and closes at 7
p M. on week days Delivery closes from 20 91z
A. AZ. on week days during the closing of the
Bairoad mail. Office open from to 81 8. NJ on the
Sabbath.
JAMES r. MoNEELY, +. M.
Evansville, Ind, May /, 1851. iuly22-ywc
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA. Yanderburg Circut
Yanderburgh County, Court. April term
' J D. 1852. No. rs
Isaac Joseph and
Abraham Gimpel Attachment.
Levi L. Laycock.
WT -sPPE.aRGyV q ~ s. z74qz AZ E-E1
II this day filed in the Off Of the CleIk Jf -
Court aforesaid, that the clam In the al
tied action Is for goods soil and furnisuel
instance and request OF the deie odHui, iA. 'i'
defendant Is a NONRESIDENT Of the stfefi
Notice of the tendency OF Thu act "
given 70 said levi L. LsycOck an b. Z ai
viii stand for trial at the mex 70 fa
aforesaid, to be heguu and held f. H
in the CITY Of Evansville 40 tie cunt tate
sforssaid on the first Monday in April lz,Z-
Witness the Clerk Of said Court the Soth day %
LOUIS RICHTER, c. Y. c. c.
Wheeler Iglshart, PIE Att'ys.
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make . greet agbt al Nashvllle.

make great fight at Nashville.
Col. Corcoran will be made Brigadier
General as soon as he returns from the
South.
Unless the people IN this city are very
much mistaken, something important is
about to trarspire of military movements.
Two weeks certainly will not pass without
something being done. 1t is believed by
many that our army is already in motion.
- may here state that, had Gen. Mcclellan
determined to advance, the condition of the
roads would not have been an impediment.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23d.-The gunboat Essex
arrived from Cairo to-day. She will imme-
diately be put on the ways, and fifty feet
added to her length, her machinery lowered
into the hold, and repaired throughout in
the most thorough manner. Capt. Porter,
who came on the Essex, is quite rap
idly improving. His face and hands are
pretty severely scalded, but he inhaled no
steam, and will be ready for duty again
Roon-
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OHERKRF7s SIZE .V-0. 40.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an .-
cution issued out Of the Office of the Cl RI
Court of Common Pleas OF Vanderhnf7h ais
Indiana, in favor OF 81. @ " ee or, p s.-
the Canal Bank, and a. cut Alec Ha s
VIM. II. P Stoddard, and JOhn W Hug. O.
levied upon, and will, On
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, L D
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, An, ana
clock, p M, Of said day, at the door Of til,
House, in the city of Evansville, Indiana, uh
sale at public auction the rents issues and rome
Tor term not exceeding seven years, OF the 10
lowing described real ate to wit:
Lots No. three (3), four az, five ~, y t6) en-
tD, eight (s) and nine %, in block No OF
and lot No eight 90, in block No. the Is nIof
said lots being IN Bray's Enlargement o .. .i
of Evansville Ind ana.
And should said rents and profits no. .s. f4rs
sum sufficient TO pay said writ and cos
the same time and place, cher Tor sale th.
of said premises.
GEORGE VOL elm
Wheeler & Igleheart, PRS tys
febI5-S525
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

a new order from General
Halleck-The gunboat Es-
sex at st. Louis-CoZnmo-
dore Foote'S Proclamation
Gov. Wright Senator in
place of Bright-A rebel
plan to defend Nashville.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, February PA special
from Cairo to the Democrat says that the
latest intelligence from the Cumberland
River is that Buells forces now occupy
Nashville and that Gov. Harris has called
in all the Tennessee troops, and that a
strong reaction has takea place.
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&HERLFR's s.RLk yv-O. g.

by virtue of order o. sale issued ~ OF n
Office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Con1ifil Pleas
of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, BE- or If
Hester Peck, and against Thomas Clifford AID 9th
ere, Will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH Sth, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. ii ., and o.
clock, p M, of said day at the door of the Court
House In the city OF Evansville Indiana offer for
sale at public auction the profits for the
term seven years of the following described real
estate, viz
Lot No. seven ~. aud tile adjoiA az one-E sif Z
lot No. six o. ia b. ok No. -iXie 9 .l5) H. r
wells Enlargement Of The Cry of ". 60
dsrbnrgh County, Indiana.
And should said renls. aid profits Il
Tor sum sufficient to satisfy said writ au4 coils
will, at the same time aud place oil, r for sale
and sell the foe simple Of said premises
GEORGE WJLFLtN, s. v. c.
feb15-3twS525
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 24.-Gov. Morton has
appointed Ex-Gov. Joseph A. Wright
United States Senator from Indiana, to fill
the place of Jesse D. Bright.
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CINcINNATI, Feb. 24.-The river has
risen 10 feet inches since Friday night.
Still rising at the rate of one inch per hour.
424 feet in channel.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SUNDAY NIGHT REPORT.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22.-The city tonight
in several localities is quite brilliant with
rockets and bonfres. The principal feature
in the demonstration is the exterior decora-
ton of the Gait House with multitudes of
national flags.
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@RERKRF7s s.AAR. ySO.51

MfAHAAN.N|B saH 1A<s y y. .
By virtue OF an exec ton issu d o.F Il.
Office of the Clerk of the Co Irt Of Common I'D
OF Yanderburgh county, Indiana, IN tayo
Robert f. Nightingale, and again B. narI v K
and George Rinkel, WILL On
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1862
between the hours of 10 O'clock A Al and 4
clock, p. n. of said day, at the door of The e
House, in the City Of Evansville, Indians.
pose to sale at public auction the reat--
and profits for the term Of seven year 81 trs
following described real estate, wit;
The north half Of the west half Of the
west quarter OF section No. thirty f. 4
township No. five 90, south Of rance y e.. c
QII west in Vanderburgh County, Indiana, I vi
on as the property Of John Geo g Rinkel.
And should said rents and profits sell g..
sum sufficient TO satisfy said writ and costs, Z w.
at the same timo and place, offer fer sale the
simple of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIE, s. r c..
A. T. WhittIesey, Plaintiffs Attorney.
febI5-3twS5.25
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Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette

CAIRO, Feb. %.
There has been no arrival from the Cum
berland to-day.
II is reported that if the evacuation of
Nashville, by the Confederates, becomes ne
cessary, they will fire the city, but that the
citizens will extinguish the flames.
The citizens of Nashville consider the re-
bellion played out, and are anxious to re-
turn to the Union.
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Tbe agpPssSsss.-- at is very difficult matter
with the majority Of persons to restrain their appe
titles; hence, we see abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders Of the Stonaeh
and Digestive Organs Hoofand's German Bitters
will entirely cure these complaints aud restore the
system TO its original vigor and strength. They
for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at 70 cents per bottle. febls
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WASHINGTON, Feb. ga reconnaissance
was made this morning from Smiths Di-
vision towards Centerville, capturing eleven
mounted pickets. No information was OBJ
tanned.
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SDecial Notices,

40 90 POsssbEs that any Soldier can be 50 fool
fish to leave the city without supply Of HOllo-
ways Ointmsnt and Pills Whoever does so will
deeply regret IT, These medicines the only
certain cure for Bowel Complaints. Feyers, Sores,
aud Scurvy. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot.
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