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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
FROM FORT MONROE.

FL. MoxHor, Feb. 9.-Dispatches. through
rebel sources. state that the Eight - still pro
crossing At Roanoke Island. and that some
Of the rebel gunbosts had been sunk.
A flag Of truce brought the news iht the
engagement at 70 moke Island still cJniinu
"a AZ the date Of the last dispatch. AZ dark
La, night the fight was still going on. The
federals had sunk one or tao rebel gun
boats.
some later news had been receives AZ
Norfolk, but il Wa not communicated
Southern papers received are of no later
date than yesterday.
The New Orleans Bulletin Of tie 18th
alt. says the reported burning of the steamer
Calhoun. vas incorrect. When she Wa
abandoned Der Captain act her ON FIRE, but Il
appears the Yankees shortly after boarded
her. ~extingniahed the IRE and took posses
sion ofthe boat and cargo, which consisted
Of five hundred pounds Of po~ der. one thous
and pounds saltpetre. and a quantity ofhlock
tin, &c.
speaking Of the captured n Henry. the
Kichmoud Dispatch asys, Though Il aust
no regretted By the South. Il vac . foregops
conclusion that whenever the enemy should
think proper % bring = large force Of men
and artillery 90 bear upon u. IL vas a atric
ture throsn NJ since the beginning Of the
var. and AS never expected N resist a heavy
bombardment or assault from a large force.
lt also avs the destruction Of the bridge
which crossed the Tennessee river. though
productive oi inconvenience i not a matter
Of any great dosrimenf 10 our Interests
The road without the bridge viii still D.
available for strengthening our lines. the
eoonecocn. except for mere consenienre.
heinz a matter 81 inferior Importance
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

ST. Louis, Feb. l0.-The follo~in ing tele-
gram has been received at Headquarters:
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Major-G General Hal
leck. of II. Louis. your energy and ability
receives the strongest c~ommendation OF this
Department. Yon have my perfect conf
dence. and You may rely upon my utmost
support In your undertaking.. The pressure
of nv engagements has prevented me from
writing, but will do 30 fully IN a day OF two.
Signed EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
Also the following TO Maj General HalIeck
Thank Gen. Grant. Flag Officer footc and
their commands for me.
Signed, GEO. Il. MCCLELLAN,
Commander in Chief
A despatch dated the sth received by Gen.
Halleck' states that Gen. Curtis Is south Of
Lebanon. and hal taken % prisoners incln
ding two captains and one Quarterma-ter,
and alao n quantity Of -four.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

lxDfAx. N rnE RuD-An examination
Of the forces m Kentucky shows that indi-
ana has a larger number Of regiments u that
STATE than Ohio. The latter State has
twenty regiments OF Infantry. one regiment
Of cavalry. znd two batteries OF artillery
Indiana has IN the Geld, twenty nine regi-
msnts OF infantry. one regiment aud four
companies Of cavalry. and six batteries Of
artillery
The War Department has intelligence that
Gen Lander. with some eight thousand men.
has re corrupted Romney. The enemy. al
though - numsroas. resreztlng across the
1ssv s0wards Winchester. burning she sne
wire bridee behind fhsm.
Tbs ID Ns~ Jersey Brigade hAs buit
s~snsy-four miles Of sxcellent road from lie
camps 20 the Lower Potomac.
rux SKsKxsxA PnsT ron TksSKSEs.-
The First Nebraska Resim ant. Col Thsysr.
nanssring eight hundred men. arrived On
Saturday night. al 50. Louis. say~ the Dens-
Graf. BY the Pacific railroad from Georgetown
No and on Sunday afternoon marched Nd
nirably With music o~n Fifth street n the
steamer White Cloud. The boat LETT At a
late hour on Sunday evening and goes TO
Fort Foot-iass Fort Henry-TeDnesss river.
They viii probably visit the interior OF Fsrs
Doneison On the Cumberland and will Ger.
tainly penetrate deeply into Secessa-a se-
sirs which Is upperro-s In the hearts Of men
and officers
TEE CrRfn HoxsE-The Curtis Cavalry.
txelve hundred strong, which left yesterday
Cor the scene ofactive hostilities in Tennr-
Ne. ID composed Of troops from the several
States Of Minnesota, Iowa and. Nebrzks.
otRcersd BY Col. Love. of Iowa; Lieut. Col
Patrick. Of Nebraska. with Major Brackets
and Lieut. Meoeorge, from Minnesota The
last named gentleman acts e. regimesial
adjatznt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

4rEs Axxx1cxs ArxxsAc = nov ready
for delivery. gratis. a. P. VI. Donnelly's and
I. n. C~anningham's. -ho are happy N sup
ply all that call for them. Every family
should have and keepthis book. IL i worth
having-compri-ing much general infuma
too of great value. IL gives the bes IN
ssruction for the cure Of prevalent complaints,
shat We can get anywhere IL anecdotes
lone are w.rth n ba-hel of wheat. and iu-
m~iical advice i sometimes worth 70 The sick
ia. ~hests ecight in gold Many nf the
Medical Almanacs are trash but this j. -olid
metal la calculation. are made ~purpose'y
ior this latitude and ate ,herefore cuarect-
all ADD get n Ayers Almanac. and When
got. Keep a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
FROM K YORK

NKw YoaK. Feb. l0.-Specials state that
Secretary Chose and the Cashier Of the N.
York Bank of Commerce are comforting with
the Senate Finance Committee. urging the
adoption of the legal tender clause.
Orders have been issued prohibiting any
more f~urloughs. and all officers are ordered
to return to their regiments.
Lane will probably be a Major General and
the President viii nominate Ethan Allen
Hitchcock 70 n Major Gexeralship.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
CsNCINNATI

NTFtfFFHTIF TFUs IVs
Flour dull and dropping. buyers contending
for n decline of sc: SUPER held az S4.I594'-
90.
Wheat closed dull but price are not lower.
red s7@90. and 950Sl 90.
Corn 30c.
Oats 2s@2slc.
Rye IN good demand At soc. and s005 sc.
Whisky advanced 60 l7Lc. and in good
demand.
Provisions unchanged and quiet. No
sales OF Importance.
Groceries quiet and the business confined
10 a moderate iobbing trade. Sugar IL dull
at $780, for Cuba; si4@lOle for New
Orleans. and Molssses dull nj f2s isc. COT
fee quiet at 1871 @2lc.
Exchange &c premium and gold 3isc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
FROM WASHINGTON
srrcIAI To

hffNlAA ~ h4hlNts
AanISoroS, Feb. 9-Senator Morril has
prepared a hill for the immediate emancipa
ton of al slaves in the District OF Colum-
bia and providing for a compensation not 10
exceed 800 dollars 4 head 10 loyal owners
IL has not vet been actedupou IN committee.
There are about 1000 slaves in the District.
The Clergyman who has persistently omit
ted the prayer for the President for the ser
vice read IN his church al Alexandria has
been arrested
To correct a misapprsheusion about the
interest paying clause ia the legal tender bill
Mr.. Rice Of Massachusetts, des red an amend
me az that certificates Of deposit might be
fusded IN five year J per cent. bonds with
semi annual interest payable in coin
Mr.. s evens consented TO the funding but
objected 10 the words in coin.
Mr.. spauiding with his own pen struck out
the words from the Amendment. A fair
copy was made. but In coin was reinstated by
the copykt whoever be VAS. and the amend
ment was presented aud adopted. The friends
Of the ball being Unaware that the words in
coin were in it.
The i~ncongruity and want of principle in
paving interest In specie on the ] per cent.
bonds. and in paper on the six per cent bonds.
and the hostility Of the friends Of the bill to
any specie clause whatever as certain 10 de
preciste the Treasury notes, and send the
government into the streets every six
months.
Thirty millions dollars of gold made a re
consideration inevitable. The whole thing
was an accident.
TIMES DISPATCH.
The Rebel government has sent WORT 10
Fish and Bishop Ames that they would not
be admitted into the Confederate States 10
discharge any mission whatsyer.
WORLDS prsPArCH.
The published fact that Gen. Stone has
been removed from the command of a divis-
ion on the Upper Potomac are coroborated.
IL i not known who succeeds him.
DR.. Cheever preached another sermon this
afternoon in the Hall Of the House of Rep
~resen,atives in favor o. emancipation as a
war measure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.
At a called OF the Chamber Of Com
merce held this afternoon. About seven
hundred members present. Resolutions in
favor of the passage OF the bill now pending
in the u. s. Senate authorizing tine issue of
the demand Of Treasury Notes and making
them a legal tender. passed without a dis
senting voice and with great enthusiasm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA

HAtntf. Feb. 1.-The steamer America
from Liverpool % The 23sh VIA Qnsens-
town on The 96th. has arrived.
There ere vague rufnors that the Emperor
Napoleon has notified that ne will shortly
o~ffcially demand action IN raisinR tbe block
ade Of The Southern ports q the L. States.
IL FnEisnd refuses - take prs hs will
take The Initiative alone.
The London Tine. continue 20 urge
England not - interfere and saes the Nation
San saord 70 wait.
TIE Pirate sumter j. reported cruising 81
tisusl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
E6RAPHIC NEWS.
Dswzsrur sx m v.rszx usios LEE
Moon Dispatches
Latest from England
WASHINGTON ITEMS !!
Rebels Refuse { q Admu Fish a Amesi
GENEmAa STONE REMOVED
SEQ SfsHton gad Gen. MoClellaa Cemsli-
asnf GsH. HaLsek ki0Als
The Fight Still Progressing at
Roanoke Island
Southern News!
Cen. stone sent to Fort
sc. &C, &C, &C. 40


NEW YoHx, Feb. l0-Letters receise ed hs
l&sf mail from England, by Senators !n
W ashinhton. from Messrs. Bright aud Cob
den the Duke Of Argyle. and other members
of the liberal party state that unless sons
thing IS done 10 demonstrate the ability Of the
government To put down the rebellion. ana
convince the Anti-slavery party in Engian@
that ~ are Ia earnest about emancipation.
the sympathy OF the liberal element will Ne
lost and the southern Confederacv recogpi
FAt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

A CAM viii issue the Spring fashions
of Silk and Cashmere Hats. on the frst
Saturday In March. viii then reduce the
price OF nv Ave dollar SILK Hats 10 bur
dollars and ffty cents. and nv four dollar
silk Hats TO three dollars and fny cent?
AL Hats made by me. warranted 70 NJ and
give Subtraction.
T. X LOwERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor 10 ]. {. YATES.
Cor. Fifth. and Main ST..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

xxXvIrrH CoNGREsS-Fmsr Session

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
HoUsE--Ihe House unanimously passed
the Senate Bill authorizing the issue of xl0.-
OuO 900 demand Treasury Notes.
SrsArr.-The Vice President presented q
communication from a meeting of citizens OF
North Carolina, held at Hatteras. January
10Th, 1862, in regard to the rejection of Mr..
Foster, their representative. and still insist on
hs right - be a representative of the loyal
citizens Of North Carolina.
Mr.. Davis presented a petition from the
citizens Of Maine, asking Congress to drop
the negro question and attend TO the business
oil the country. 10 sustain the President and
Gen. Mcclellan. and 20 support the sons Of
the United states.
Mr. Rice, Of Maine. offered n resolution
that the committee on Military Affairs be
requested TO enquire into the expediency Of
recommending an appropriation 20 complete
the military road from Point Douglass, Min.
neso,a. To Superior City. Wisconsin,. Adop-
ted
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

The tar payers ofthe city Of Terre aause.
.rc requested 10 meet At the Court House
% Tus>day essuing. the 18th inst. Al :
l'clock ?. N 90 consider the condition Of
ne finances OF the city. the mode and man
ssr Of levying take. The LEGALITY 81 the
a.ane. the amount levied and collected. AMI
nay disbursed. and whether the municipal
ss~nses cannot 30 reduced Without injury
a toe CO..
FehrusrY ;. ise2.
Lanai 90.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11
FROM CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. l0.-The Board OF Trade,
to-day. adopted a resolution. approving the
Legal rcnder Treasury Note Bill.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

PsnApELrus. Feb. l0-Gen. stone
passed through this city 90 the n O'Clock
tran LAST nigbt In custody. en- route for Port
L~assyes;s.
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MAMMAL

Ia der 81. cH<Rlrs HuIr. an Nou..r
den l. Februar.
- Un II Ch ~ 80 su,gezssehnes.-
upper ssrvirt
fickess - esats.
MARTIN sIEHLIs
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The Philadelphia Aryns. in speaking Ode isas
exhibition held IN that city - The Franklin fnss'-
tuie, says:
ia noticing mediCi4cs, We are si1Ay- eAtrsrs.s
cautions, unless satisfied ofthe merits Of the arise
Among those exhibited Is he celebrated Hcslsrs
Btters. This medicine hss been extensively lnr
dueed in every STATE IN the Union. and into the Ca
adam Provinces. principally within the Ia ~
years. The exhibition shows testimonials In sss3
language known IN America. among which W ~
tee one from The late Hon. John v. Claytor. -
Delaware"
Dyspepsia. Headache and intigesuoo. BY W.T.
all persons are more or les Affected. can usually -
cured hy moderate exercise. Wholesome bod. and =
Doe ofBsrhav-'s Holland Bltters cue heur bsft.
Each meAl-"-BaL SAL. JAM dk~fml
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Night Dispatches.
Good News from the lndi-
ana Ooyol
Chamber al Commerce Recommend
the Passage by the senate of the
Lesel Tender Clause.
FURTHER FROM FORT HENRY.
Sc.. 6C.. &C, xC., &C
- =
Tn following dispatch. received from
Acting Gen. CRurr. speaks fer itself, and
shows that vigorous movements are on foot;
EVANSVILLE, Feb. l0-6 o. m
Edsosrd Cruz. TeTre- Haats f;
Here wilh 18th Brigade en route down the
river. CHARLES CRUFT.

FROM ST. LOUISE
81. LouB.-The Republicans special says
the army is still encamped at liz. Henry, and
preparations 60 vigorously forw ard.
The river i high and a part Of Fort Henry
il overlooked.
Five more regiments are expected 10 ar
expected 10 arrive from Cairo in a fer days.
An unfinished fortiication called Fort Har
man. opposite Fort Henry has been taken
possession OF.
The panic Is 50 extensive in Tennessee
that the river Is considered open for Union
fleets 10 is head waters.
The late garrison of Fort Henry. have
taken refuge az n. Donnelson. making the
force there between ! and 5000.
A Southern nail was captured by Capt
Logan. IL contained letters from high OIL
GERS speaking Of the dsmoralizing effect Of
the defeat at Somerset, and stating another
at Fort Henry would Do almost irreparable.
The rebel steamer on being chased by the
gunboet Conessoga. was fired by her crew
and abandoned.
Several other steamers are said to have
fallen into the hands Of the gunboats Cones.
toga and Lexington.
The gunboats sent up the Tennessee will
probably 60 az far ~ Florence, Alabama.
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue 9

SHERlFFs sALE.-By virtue of
pone Yendlunai Exponsa Fkeniisn i.sued from
The yiso Cotnfn1n Pleaa Court. 10 me- directed and
delivered. IN favof e Am0ry Kinney and aTnlns
amos ". Lscek, I am ordsredto sell The follow ins
dssrrihed Real Estsie. sitnated IN Nigo county. Indl.
ana. to-wit.
he scu.h~est quarter u II ne southwest quar-.
Ger Fl section ten iiol. ts~nzhlp eleven M.
rengr light IL containins fefiy acres. and ~
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ~, isss.
within The legal Lsars Of ssld dsy. Al tAs court
Hoass dear. in ferre Hauie. I viii onsr The reuts .od
pfohts q the shove described Resl Fststs. tarefher
eth all the privileges md srpurtensno.s 10 he came
h-longipg. fcr = term pot eEosetlne seven wears. %
he highest bidder fr cash. sad upon failure 70 res;
ize = sum sufficient - satisfy said e~ecuuea snf
cests. | ~ill then ssd there orsr tAe fee-slmpls. In
kaf - aaid Real ssssts. 70 he hizhest hsaeef fr
cssh. % satisfy he sane.
rhis esth day Il January, lsf2.
SAMUEL CONNER. sheriff.
felV3~prs fe~s3.ke.
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3.ise2
Journal oop.l


NN-TED-Twenty-hve men "a oil CsPt
haTis' Battery Ind. Vol. Artillery. Ie5th
Regiment nov IN the field Al Mamfordss lie.
Kentucky.
Recruits draw wage from The ume Of 60
iissing. and are seat directly 70 camp Uni
lerns furnished 10 recruits imnsdiately.
Recruiting oace. noFth ssde Of Wabash
street.. between 9Th and IN streets.
LIEUT.. JOHN ]. HALVES.
Harms Battery 18th Regiment Ind Vol.
Recruiting officer
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DR.. z. v. BALL..
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE 10 Real Estate Dealers
~ have Dwellings AMI Storr Rooms i'Tnsar ~
towns excellent places q sell goods, which I viii
trsde Tar property IN or neu rerre Hsuie, ant pay =
difference IN cash. Apply 81
.HARRERT.
decied6w6n Real Estate Agent.