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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

XXyAsHi,sr No BIRTH EVE BA viii
w take place on FHIDAv evspins the 2: st
Of Fsbruf ~, 81 MONTICELLO HALL, on Bro ID
street, bet y een sn4 III.
she commi tes pledges ther selves that this will
be tie ersstast bali OF this son.
Tickets, s.. TO ba had at ths door or # tn .
comnittes, A. D. GORDON, G.. YEKELL, W.
LEX; Door Keeper, J. MACK MENOMY.
fa 2Q-0t.
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81 J<AEs NJ TAYLOR SON luessea.,.

THREE FRAMsD TENEMENTS or
i LEIGH, NE II TO henry ST.EET
al AUCTION We will sell upon the
premises on THURSDAY, the q h OF Febru-
FRA AEuTENEMEnTS,c the south side @
Leigh, ut IT. Inter ec,ion with Il enry sLIest.
ihey are adapted for small sized fam iiies, nd
are In good order, The lots front 70 f~eL, anc
run bnAk 100 feet each TO III alley IN com.
mon.
Terms One -thi,d cash; the balar ce 81 ak
and twelve months, for neg JIiaule not-s
with interest added, and secured by trust
deed. lac purchaser TO pay the taxes and
JAS. M TAYLOR SON,
Re 20 Auesioneers.
NALI1AKLE Real ESTATE On THE
NORTH S1DE Or MARSHAI.L BE.
TWEEN ofH AND 6rH ST, lat AUUlION
we VIII sell UPON IN. premIsss, on ED.
NkSDAY, the Goth day OF February, Com
mencing AT 4. O'Clock T. NJ. ths very vaiua-
BILE rsui estate on the north side Of Marshall,
between 9th ard 9Th streets.
The Improvements are q com fortabis Brick
Dwelling. containing eight good rooms, and
is now occupied by Mr John Hanghman
The lot fronts oS feet aud runs back about
10 feet
From Its proximity to the ~ oond Mark e.,
this properly is considered very valuable Tor
business stands.
TBRMs.-Uns.four cash balance at 8. IL
and IL months, for negotiable notes, w.t.. in.
soic Et ouuCu oAu ScCuiCu q Hust uSeu
Yhe purchasers 10 pay the taxes and iIsur.
nnce for 1882.
jas NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
felS Auctloneers.
VALUABLE kESID cNCE, on the south
side of Marshall, between Jefferson nd
Madison streets, at Auction We will s~ti
upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the 23 b
day Of February, commencing at II "'clo X
r. III the valuable residence located ag
above. 1t contains about eight good roor .,
with Kitchen and other out. buildings, aud ia
god order.
The lot fronts sa feat. and runs back ls3 feet
to An alley ii feat wide.
TERxs-Ons. fifth cash; tn g balan CO a. e. II,
Is and "a months, for negotiable notes, WI D
Interest added. and secured by trust deed
The purchaser to pay the taxes and insur Ii ice
for 1852. JAS. N. TAYLOR & SON,
fe l9 Auc,icneers.
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By 8. u. FEST, Are,'r (Wllminsson, N ca

by y u u IS1, AVct tVtlNIVYt0n, " co
RON RON,
SWEUES AND ENGLISH,
Ar Auction
On WEDNESDAY, March 9th, at IL eek.
A. NJ :, we will sell 1t public auction, IRON
our Store
50 tons Swedes and English IBON asserted
sizes, from TO 10 iaches wide.
-ALSO,-
80 bags choice CUFFeE.
y. q PARSLEY 90.
Wilmington, N. o., Feb. l7lo, 1899.
fe 20-Slf
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VVT1RI DlYS.
~ +. y. COOk, Asz'r.

DRT 1OpDS. BOOTS, SHOES, ULOfH.
Ito, HATS. UAPS. FANCY SILKS,
&c. AT ACCTION.-Oa MONDAY, Ath In.
ssant, - 10 oeclos viii sell q my seors, large
sIsans Of beautiful Fa.cy SDks, snk rissuss,
0risss U.s. Plain and Fancy Aoasslinss, Bomb&
zines, AIpsoas. white and eol'd Osmbriss, Jaes-
nets, lnssrtings. EdgingS, splsndid Lace Gollass
Hdk'fs, Utavsts, Neck TieA, Shirts 500 deasn ~
sortsd Cotton snd Msrino Hoaiery. togsthAr with
many other u t!clss suited 70 tho Dry Goods ode.
A,,,,.,.. ., BOOTS Ass "a SHOES. .p,,..,,.
Mems 1ne calf sswsd B3oss.
Do. heavy water proof Boots,
Do dne calf Congress sewsd 0aiter1,
Ladies', Misses, and Ohildren's Boots, Ehoss,
4sitsrs, 80 OF every description.
After which, An invoice Ct ready made CLOTH.
me, cons.stipgof
Cloth. 0....Use' and satin's Over and so'i-
Olosh. Uasaimsrs and Sa,last Pants.
Cashmere, Sati lot and Linen Vests
4sriho Drawers and Under Shirts,
6uspsnders, Collsrs, SO.
ALSO-An involes Of HATS and GAPS;
some ct which are very d:a
VIII be added:
100 pieces superior Irish Liners,
20 pieces superior Brussels Carpet.
The attention OF the trade Is requested.
TEHAs-Cash.
3 B. COOK. Auct.
ADDITIONAL.-Atthe commencement OF the
above sale will be sold,
IS bxs. Adaman.ins Candles, stsr brand.
02t +. B. COOK .uct.
BY JAS. II. TAYLOR r son, <xesso->rs
A VERY d ESTE IL FRAMED
IA ROUSE AND LOT On The CON-
TINUArION OF LEIGH eTREET, NEAR
TO BUCE aNAN SP HlN g, AT AUCTION.
We will sell upon the premises, on MON.
DAY. the 24th day OF February, commencing
At O'Clock p. NJ, a very desirable II ouse and
Lot II AZ n
near 10 Buchanan Spring.
The house has several good rooms and
is adapted for the accommodation OF mode.
rate sized family. The lot fronts 40 feet on
Leigh street, and runs back go feet TO an
alley 20 feet wide.
T1RNs.-OnS.third cash the bala nee at
and IL months, for Eegotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured hy trust deed
she taxes and insurance for 1862 to be paid BY
the purchaser. JAS NJ TAYLOR SON,
1eI AucCOneers.
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NHAN91 VE 1OaaDUL1.-RlOHMOp
~ AND PET1R6DURG RAILROAD.-On
AMI sfser MONDAY, he 24rh Feb .uary. ths trains
on this road Will lun - fol owa:
MAI TRAIS-Lsaves Richmond q Las A. II.
dolly, and Petsrsbug 1t ais p. u. Freight and
Account. dalton yrsin lesvs Richm md daily. lex.
cept Sunday at els 4. II. ana 2.a5 p. r.. ard
Pstsrsburg at SIS 4. 4. The Naii r, aans win
stop only :. Hall Way statios. Uhssser, snd Port
WatthAli Jussran. y. II. GILL, Gen. Eup't.
Travslers will bear In miad that they are re-
quiTed 10 show q PASS, from the Governor, or
some other authorised psrson before they can
leava the city By this road.
a3, y. H. GILL. g n. Eupt.
DKESIDEh1IAL INAUGURATION.
hluHmoND AND YORK River RAIL.
ROAD
For the accom- modAtioh OF pefsune DESTROYS
Of attending the Inauguration. on Saturday,
ne e3d inst, 3. PASSENGER Train win lesfe
Wset Point Is els and arrive At Richmond
a. a. M. Rsfufnint, will leave Richmond
ct 5 r. M, and arrive ~ West Point ct
Far. 10 Richmond and retura same dAy. o,
Hereafter the stsAmer LOGAN Will not
run Nom West Point 70 Yorktown on Sun.
By order Of the Pssasdsn'.
a. b. DAINHERfIELDsA g't.
el7-dNThF9tkswlt
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IRuSTEE'S sA.H. ~ hOCStHoLD AND
Il XII ~ - FL II UKs, at AtCgI,n
" AL o. no o" IL ID ~ NOR ,ns feLrusr, 81
commencing ~ 10 ock, ii TIE r- 4.d.ncs II ths
fave Js;nos Y. 0Cd, dsceas,d a. tao c rnst Of
Broad = goth st eats, all Il The Housr aoia nua
tehsa Furniture, Q. uastt. Of IN ususl va 10 "
sIl TN Z Cd order.
Terms O.sa on delivery, il balkable IN p.
by odTof h. NAME flus o,
nos W. kEssSE auctr. t8i6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

EH aiEtr >aL1 VI Pax, II OLE
l. PROP hTI At ACTION WE'D rs.
DAY, 2Ssa inst al fair; eta r~ls-, tns q. Y.
fair day } ON the prems 81 h lac resid-.rs
of YIN Phillips, Nr., .tce I'D. VI "tid
Church" will DO sold III h,s perish able prop.
erty, con i>sIug of Hui-s HoAs ss, tnitls
sheep Hogs. OLD and ssw Hseou Lard, twelve
hivss Honey. Wool. Cosion. PEAS, Mems.
msnte, &C
TsKAs Suns Of $50 ard unasr. easA In
bankaoie funds ovsl sSa. al four H. n,hs. TOR
bond. Wit" interest Cddea AID approves ts-
curtty. By the LkiAtE ES.
= ST. exross for hire on tho ~ ns day.
= 4O-tflst
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On Saturday last, II. h. Elisrs, Esq.. Of
Wilmington, N. o., wss murderousiy assault.
cd and tanbed by two men In the streets Of
that city. Hts wounds, though serious, are not
mortal.
The Nashville papers warn the citizens Of
that place to look out for incsndtaries, since
attempts have been frustrated 70 II 70 several
large pork psckipR establish msnts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

The Ts1eVeu DcaOc5us, pm bItshed at JEFF
farsonville Va, says that one regiment OF our
forces had surprised and pus to Night large
river. The same paper mentions that tho
no usee OF Joseph and WIN. Mcdonald, Of
Wyoming, had been burned oy Unioniets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

TVUPMAN'S SHAT DE or.
100 sAis SraasT.
For ssh acre ShTETS
For Watsrrroef ALA KIT
tor CUNfUR ~ ana J. Et.NE
For ctprinu SHsRIS SD DsAWEks
For iE0.t ms, yafse ss3ts
All our AVA n 80, and ,a4a - ehaap ~ IL
II pe.sibi-, sooi QaaiitJ. te+a shs r. Ana
well made Slock caa b. toald ~ ~. MAIN
street. ,...,~
N. ~ Plan Ia iien SEWING MAINLINE
'os s ' = ~ ''' ". =, ruPaAN.
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nLD DOMINION INSURANCE DOM.
PANY,
RfCH4OND, "a.
0fica No. AZ Main ii. under s. Chaxiea Hotel


.OLD DomlNiqH IN INSURANCE DOM
RICHMOND, "a.
AUTHORIZED CAPIrAL. .e5oo, oo0
CASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 700
This Company continues 70 Issue Fire and
NaFiIe Policies on the nostsfsvoysb!e terms.
Aerchandizs. Dwellings and Buildings gen
Inlano Insurance on Goods By Rivers, Canals,
Marios Risks on vss.a's, Oa-anea and rre; shts.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY Adjusted
AND PAID
All eommunica ions addressed to tie President
or Secretary VIII receive prompt attea1ior.
DIREC roRs,
Cab. Workman, Marx Dowasy,
John Enders, james n. Talbot,
Samuel n. Price, Horace p Edmond,
b. r. 1Add, 0rsfio b. Davenport
John 6tewartWalkey, Geo. w Yaucey
Luther X Spumans Jossph Brummel,
Peter U. Warwick, VIM. Brsnt
James 9. Ksut, Rohsrs H haury.
Jonn h. Dreamer, ThcmAs Joass
Geo 8. Palmer, Edwin n. Smith.
Wn. 3. Triplett, Robert A. Paine,
b q. qs-dy, Robert williams
WIN Uurria, VIM. p. Raglaud,
James H. Crenshaw. Henry y. Oabell.
John H. Williams, Geo. w. Rovster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. IA,
Prssicscs.
Gas. =. WoRIHAA. Ssey.
hRY dUOns-Gaeap. q v6olssaIs or ~.
tail. at ExEKlELD,
Ms u y Nlr'
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Fy REDWOOD Tsz-T, z.eeie..zSs.
NJ 3I- SALE
IN ~, 81 ieweirr. CFoihsnx.
Sravas. Fancy 600 II.
commencing At Och. cI <t
Re 81 1t RED "OUD = KEALH
AR1r SALE Of
l. FUHNiTChE, HAR, WARE.
tHINA. Ola !. ARD
CfOJ Try WARE.
Wa will sell on FRIDAY, zlst iEs,., al our
store, com msDeirg at 10 o'ciock, large ios
OF new !, second oahd
FURNITURE,
HARDWARE,
LIQUORS.
CROrKERY WARE, 40
The sale OF Hard vars viii commence ~
IL O'Clock. TO which y ipvi the speci II as.
,ention Of Hardw re nsr, ant. nud carpeU.
Nrs REDWOOD KE CS.
ieD-fds Au TONER'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

hESlRAHLD BkTK ". UJ3 AND Lot.
~ On The CANAL ABB We He RID
h"AR WObKS, a AUCtIDs.--Ne will ELL
upon The praEises. N FRIDAY, the 2lst
dsy Of February. commencing st Il y clock p. H.,
desirable h lex House locstea a. above 3D.
Joining '6.'videre,' scd now IN tue oc sapsucy
OF Ar, Browlinf. Ii II OF the n AL xe. sl Ii
now comm sneiog gooS rent. Tue 10: fronts -
feet and uus bs.k the u:usi dspIh.
1Eaay. -O... thiId cash. the ea.ance st 8 and
u EonIhs, Cor neg sti1ais a : =, vita Interest
sdt-d, and secs.r b; ass ds,d. The Dur
caa,sr 10 pay ia Isxes sad iususarce for lsol.
fe u Las III n L. Il & a,ON
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DzOON zNDTARD.

5000 lbs. Virginia bacon. hog round;
30 200 lbs. Virginia Lard,
for sale on cOnsignment by
1sl2-Se TARDY& WILLIAMS.
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two severely WOunot0 On me fIt0burE
two wore wounded.
OFFICIAL kgP0RYs OF THB suRalgpHa.
On Sunday at daylight the advance was
made, and when tho full light OF day broke
forth white dsgs were hung In many places
on tho enemy . works.
An on,esr 2, q convenient point was in.
formed that they had STAG ked tn cir arms aud
surrendered early in the morning.
Tho following correspondence raesod be
twesp The commanders
GENERAL srckhss 70 askRRAL aaAkf.
HsApa 81 foHT DoSILsos. Feb. IL.
air In consideration Of all the eircum.
stances governing the present situation Of
:. o:.r Of o1o.. ss .p
pointmsnt Of CON missioners % argas upon
ierms OF o.pitul stion Of tho forces 1t this
post uner my command. In that view sug-
ssss Al s1ml.sies usti! twelve o'clock to-day.
Your Obedtent servant,
s. b. BcOKSaR,
BriGadier q snefsl l, U. 8. A.
To Bries dier General u =. Grant, com.
manding U. 8. forces near Fort Donslson.
asH. sRAHF's REPAY TO GEN. BucKHKR.
HAADerARTgRa OF ZEE FiBLD,
foar DoAaLsoS, Feb. Is, 1867.
To Gen. 8. B snet~a:
Hr-xoor Of IN date, proposing an AZ
err 70 settle on the terms Of capitalization. Is
just Yscsitsd.
No terms, except unconditional and imnD.
diats sarreadsr, can ~ accepted
! propose % move tmmediatsly on yopY
lam. very rsspsctfuiiy,
Your obodlonG or yant
y. 8. 0RAS1. Brig Cen. Oom'x.
sss. BveKasR Aoospfs Tss Trans Az. sua.
kBJDBAa.
H1ADeuAa91as,
Down, TINE, Feb. 10, leo1.
Bvtgsdiev. Gsxerat q. 3. 0rsH, q. .. H.;
Slc-Tho distribution Of the forces undsr
nay command, incident - a uAoxpoeted
change Of eommandsrA and the ovefwaslm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

TIE GREAT EATTLE At FORT
DONELSCN
FULL PARTICULARS.
REPORTED CAPTURE Of SAVANNAH

&c, &C., &c.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

HARRIsBuRG, Sept II, 1.3O A. M-Re-
liable information has been received that
Stonewall Jackson. with his advance, is
now in Hagerstown, intending to move
with his whole army upon Pennsylvania.
Our scouts from Hanover, Gettysburg
and Laneston arrived here at late hour
last night, and confirm the evacuation Of
the camps at Frederick by the rebels
Gov. Curtin has promptly advised Presi-
dent Lincoln and the Generals in com.
mand at Washington of all information
that has reached here through the nu-
merous channels under his control
The most active measures are being
put in force to assemble a large army to
resist rebel invasion, and if possible tc
save our State and Capital from devasta
ton and outrage. W =
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

BALr1MoRE, Sept l2-Last evening at
100, the rebels made cavalry raid into
Westminster about 500 strong, with two
pieces of artillery. AS they charged
through the village they discharged their
pistols on unarmed men inthe streets.
c. A. Webster, District Attorney, seeing
and after going about mile met train
from Baltimore, which, on his signal
stopped and returned to Baltimore.
There was at the Union Bridge train
of the Western Maryland Railroad A
locomotive and two cars which should
have arrived at Westminster at clock
has probably been captured.
The Federals occupied New Market
on the B. & o. Railroad, ten miles from
frederick, yesterday
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13
Desperate Fight at Washington, n. C.


FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 10.-By the
arrival of the steamer Guido we learn
the rebels, ZOO strong, surprised the
town of Washington, N G., at daybreak
on the 9th. After desperate fight of
two hours the rebels were repulsed, and
pursued several niles J q 8 n v
The LIST regiment N. C. Vols, under
Col, Potter, fought with the greatest
bravery, and most determined heroism.
Potter had his horse shot under him.
The gunboat Louisiana rendered es-
sential service in Smelling the rebels out
of a strong position they had seized The
gunboat Picket was blown up by anacci-
dental explosion of her magazines Capt.
Nicholas and 10 men were killed and o
wounded. Our loss on shore was seven
killed and AZ wounded. Thirty rebels
were killed and. 36 taken. prisoners.
Our forces engaged were only five hun
dred
In addition to our killed and wounded
we have four men missing.
A large number of rebels were wound
l3f Gen. Foster and staff went to Wash
ingtou, N c., on Sunday. Col. Steven
son viii have command of Newbern in
Gen Foster's absence.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

CINCINNATI, September 12-The Skin
mishing yesterday afternoon resulted in
the capture of 20rebels. The prisoners
report the rebel army in good spirits and
anxious TO advance on CINCINNATI 1t
was understood by them that they were
to fall back in the direction of Florence
1 to draw our forces out of their intereneh-
ments. Kirby Smith made speech to
his army on Wednesday, assuring them
/ that in few days they would quarter in
Cincinnati Also, they report that
Bragg viii re-infore Smith with twenty
regiments At 10 o'clock this morning
the entire rebel army fell back Their
pickets are now five miles from our lines.
Our troops are in good spirits, and are
anxious to be led forward
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13
PhiladeIphia In-panger.

PHLADELPHrA, Sept. l1.-Mayor Hen
ry issued the followidg orders at late
hour tonight. eaia4 Sife .as -
The Gov has just addressed to me the
following dispatch: zwaf t.slut
We have reliable information this
evening that the rebel Generals have re-
moved their entire armies from
Frederick to the Cumberland valley
and their destination is Harrisburg and
Philadelphia We need every available
man Immediately. Stir up your popula-
ton tonight; form men into companies
and send us 10000 tomorrow No time
can be lost in massing a large force il
Susquehannah to protect the State and
your city Wafs q
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

York, Sept l2th.--The gun boat
Picket blown up at Washington, N. c.,
was originally canal propeller.
A special dispatch to a morning paper,
says it is clear that the rebels have not
found the active sympathy and material
aid they expected in Maryland. err
4 The latest estimates of rebel forces
this side the Potomac, vary from 10000
to 10000. & 1Gu b q 4 ! = 2
According to the Richmond Dispatch,
the rebel army against Pope, numbered
10000 With all Pope s.reinforcements
his army never exceeded $4,000. Yet
he fought the rebels sixteen days and
nights. L.E -.l-l.-- -..o
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

WASHINGTON, September &c. NJ
Clay is ordered to report in person to
Major General Butler, at New Orleans,
for duty. From careful observation it is
ascertained there is no force of the reb-
els at Drainsville, and picket says that
Jackson, Fitz Hugh and Longstreet came
up behind Hunter Mill from near Fair
fax Seminary on Wednesday and Thurs
day to Leesburg, and then crossed at
Edwards Ferry with 10000 men. 1t is
also stated that last advices represent a
large rebel foIce to be at Leesburg, Gen.
Lee commanding. ~'.-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13
KING MARQUIS DE SOULE,
PALACE ADJUDEL, August IA, 1862.
Latest from Norman Marxland.

HARRIsBURG, Sept. IL, Midnight-A
scout from Frederick says he was in
Frederick yesterday The rebels broke
up their encampment that morning and
marched in the direction of Hagerstown,
Stonewall Jackson leading He saw
them marching from their numerous en-
campments from A. NJ to 9 P NJ, the
time he left Frederick. Theywere prin-
eipally infantry and artillery, the latter
numbering over 300 pieces.
Robert Lee, JACKSON, and other Cen
erals were present He saw, as he sup
posed, nearly 5000 cavalry near New
Market, which had not left camp.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE follow
lowing dispatch has been received at the
Ctn4., Dana ,.t,,,o,,A. --..---
LEGATION of the q. S.


State Department: FTI.T WWTu
- LEGATION of the q. S.
1T !. LISBON, August 10, 1862 s. 1
SIR: / have the honor to enclose here
with copy of decree in translation
Just issued by. his majesty Government
admitting foreign bread stuffs in the
ports of this Kingdom, free from the
usual established duty. 1t is exception
al to the acts fthe Cortez, and the de-
erees in former years ..of scarcity mas
much as -four, is now included in the
free list Wheat, except in very rare in
stances was confined to grain exclusive
ly.
The information to the official inqui-
ries in regard to the crops rendered this
step necessary, and without waiting for
authority Of the Cortez, which will legal
ize thedeeree on assembling. 2 6 -
IA Ny previous dispatches on this subject
has necessarily led you to expect some
such intelligence. 1t is desirable for
the interests of all agriculture and of
Congress that publicity should be given
to this information in an authentic form
in order that whatever advantage may
proceed from it may be enjoyed equally.
1t may also be stated that the belief ex-
lists in well Informed circles that the sup
ply of cereals in Europe viii be more
limited than has sheen expected, and the
demand for American products cores
pondingly greater. ~ ~
In consideration of what has been rep
resented to me by the Minister of all the
Departments, after hearing the council
of State, am pleased to decree the fol.
lowing. The free introduction is adj
mitted of the following:
lst Free introduction is permitted Of
foreign cereals Wheat corn, rye, bar.
ley and oats in grain, -four and baked
bread through the inland and maratime
ports of the kingdom until the end o.
April, 1868. The foreign cereals ther
admitted are only subjected to the duties
which national grains pay when dispatch
ed for consumption.
End After the expiration of the peri
cd marked in this decree, the cereals re
ferred to therein, may still be admittet
on proof being shown before the Govern
ment, after hearing from competant fisca
department that the same cereals left di
rectly the port of shipment for those o
the Kingdom, in sufficient time to haveal
rived within the prescribed period, unde
| circumstances of ordinary voyages lie
the ministers and secretaries of state
and all the departments thus understand
ing these presents cause the same to b
| executed ~ 81 aeff sH
KING MARQUIS DE SoULE,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

WAsHNGrNN, Sept 12th--The Nation
al Intelligencer of to-day learned last
evening by messenger from the army of
Gen. Mcclellan, that he had moved his
headquarters some miles beyond Rock
vile, and that the army approached the
Monocacy river bridge, a portion ofwhich
had been destroyed by the rebels.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, September I2-Por-
ter, with about 500 guerrillas, made a
dash on Palmyra this morning and re-
1aased 40 secesh prisoners. He held the
town for while, but withdrew when he
heard an engine from Hannibal whistle.
He done no damage whatever The
railroad and telegraph are all in order.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

r. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12th.-The Whee-
ling Intelligencer of the 10Th inst, says
that Adiutant Gen. SamueIs to-day re-
ceived the following:
GAULEY, Va, Sept. sth.-Jenkin's
whole force of guerrillas was met and
routed by six companies of the End Va.
cavalry. Our loss was one killed. The
loss OF the enemy is unknowr.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

SAN Francisco, Sept little steam
er Arizona. from Panama, carrying 40
passengers, 5000 in treasury for New
York, and 100000 for England, has
sailed. 1t is believed large amount Of
legal tender notes went forward
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13
rnR rRFAsrrnEn

Mn. EDToR:-Please announce my name as a
candidate for the Office Of County Treasurer at the
ensuing October election J. M. CALDWELL.
We are requested to announce the name of LE-
ROY CALVERT as a candidate for re-eIectiOn to
the ofcc Of County Treasurer at the ensuing 0cto-
Der election in vanderburgh County. -,istls
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
GEORGE wOLFLIN as candidate for reelection
to the Office Of sheriff Of vanderburg County at
the next October election.
EDrron JoyRSAL:-P Please announce NJ. l..
JOHNSON as a candidate for the Office Of sheriff of
vanderburgh County at the coming October cleo
ton