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UNDERHILL
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.

NEN 1utshf NdlSh -
Adyices from Charlestowu, Va, of the
5th, state that last night squadron OF the
LIST Michigan cavalry advanced as far as
Pereival on the Winchester turnpike, am
pushed and surprised party Of rebel eaval-
~. putting three of them hors dc combat and
routing them.
The Michigan party returned with nine
rebel cavalry horses, fully equipped as tro-
pixies.
The amount of forage and provisions cap
tIred by our right wing since the advance
into Virginia, is estimated to be worth
$50 1000. This includs 1000 lbs. Of bacon
stored for the use of the rebel army.
L4etowu and Loyettville are now among
the places held for the Union, mp to this
time.
The success OF the movement on the upper
Potomac has been complete.
Gen. Shields passed through Charicstown
on his way west. last night.
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March 10. 1851
Pawn.BrOkers' Bargains

Pawn-BrOkers' Bargains!
seo,o 900 WORTH
watches, BrGcelets, Rings, Pas, Diamonds,
Chains, Slrrr Ware, and ofAer
rahlaJiss,
Being the stock Of Private Broker, and 20 be
sold at One Dollar each, without regard to value,
AND NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNTIL YOJ
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TO GET.
LIST OF SOME OF THE ARTICLES TO
BE SOLDAT ONE DOLLAR BARGAIN.
Gold Watches, Gold Band Bracelets.
a;Ivar Watches Sewing Machines,
R,ea.. Pins. Plated Forks,
Ladies' Jerelry, Plated Castors'
Plain Gold Riugs, Napkin Kings
Gold Thimbles, Spoons,
Chased Gold Rings, Eruit knives
Stone Rings, Harnesses,
Florentine Jsweiry, Riding Saddles.
Mosaic Jewelry, Gents Seal Rings,
Lava Je-elry, Ladies' Reticules, eeg-
Watch Keys, antly furnished,
Gold Neck Chains. hevolvers,
Long Gold Chains, Rifles,
Rob Chairs, Eight Day CloeAs'
Gold Pencil Casei, Marine Clocks,
Vest Chains, New Gallery,
Ribbon Slides, skates,
Iocke.s Furs,
Silver Pencil Case with Mantel Vases,
Gold Pens, Mantel Clocks,
Hair Bracelets, Parian Ware,
Shawl Pins, Gold Crosses
Bosom sud-, Opera Glsssesi
Sleeve Bzttons, six Dress Goods'
Violins, fiano tortes,
Flutes, Plated Dining Knifes and
Concertinss. Forks.
Together with a variety Of Diamond and other
rich Stone Jewelry, Of rare fsreign mske' and al
most every other article that can be named form
Ing one of the greatest collections TO be found IN
the country, comprising the stock Of unredeened,
Cup TO 1881 pledges to private orokeT' and
which are now placed with the subscribers, to be
One Dollar Bargains,
through the following convenient and safe arrange
ment;-
The holder Of these valuzbls deposits has divided
them into lots and corresponding TO each lot,
certificate Of what each lot consists Of, will Dc is
sued, SO that whoever receives certificate VIII
know inst what It's holder il entitl ed 70.
These Certificates will be placed in envelops, and
sealed up, and sold to whoever shall mail TO the
undersigned IS cents in money or postage stamps
lyon the receipt Of the certificate, you will know
what your dollar will purchase, and eau remit or
not.
A Part Of this stock was originally designed Tor
the Southern Trade and Is OF the nsves, ely le but
much Of it was deposited taloDs with bill Of sale)
BY persons whose pride and position would 7ot
permit them to apply to public PawroroAer' and
hence we're appraised at only their liTfSsie value
This enables the holder Of the goods 80 TO arrange
his schedule, as to safely Warrsut him in refund
ing one dollar for any article the purchaser may
be dissatisfied with.
To dsfray expense Of packing. SC, the under
sign d charges IS cents for single Certificate, O.
will sell Five for 81, Eleven for 81, or Twenty fer
s..
For convenience, and to save time all eonmu-
nications must &c made through fhG PoSf OTes
Adde'S MOORE 4 CO.. Agents,
No. Milk street, Boston.
N.B.-Remember there is no risk, as the money
paid for the articles will be refunded II the pur-
chaser is dissatisfied. WINS
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B. &. wRIGHT,s ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District CT Chit.endsn, COMMISSIONER to re-
ceivs examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of Brigham G..
Wright, late If Milton. in said District, deceased,
represented insolvent, and ALEC all claims and
demands exhibited IN Offset thereto; and siI
months from the day Of the date hereof, being
allowed BY said Court for that purpose, We do,
therefore, hereby give notice, that We will attend
to the business Of appointment at the dwelling
Of Ms Ursna Wright, in Milton, In said District,
on the l5tE days Of May snt August next at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of ssid tays.
Dated this 18th day OF February, A. d. 1861.
o. NJ. CLARK, Commis-
r37u3 W.tV. REYNOLDS, sioners-
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Forty-nine rebel oihcers who were cap
tured at Forts Henry and Donelson, arrived
here this morning at three O'Clock. They
are all field aud staff officers There are l6
Colonies, and the remainder are Lieut. Col
onels and Majors. They were taken to Fort
Warren soon after arriving, by i tug beat. 1t
is probable that they will soon be exchanged,
and that their stay at the Fort will be
short. They give the Union troops credit
for both bravery and skill in the battle in
which they we're taken. as did Gems. Buck
ner and TilghmaD.
The Beverly Rubber works. OF RcKbury,
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FowLE's PILE AND HUMoR CURE

SURE CURE FOR BLEEDING, BLIND
AND ITCHING PILES,
scRoFULA, Salt Rheum, and. Diseases Of the
Skin. One bottle. warranted TO cure in as
cases; il not, Dealers particularly requestsd TO
rsfa.d ia, money. Only Eve bsLu. a, in thousand
dreds of letters and certificates are now in the
prOprietors possession, which,,can. be.ssen on ap
plication. send for Circular. Prepared By
HENRY D. FowLE, Chemist, II Prince street,
Boston. Sold BY all Druggists. Certificates with
each bottle. Price, 81 Per bottle. wl2ms
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were nearly destroyed by fire last evening
Loss nearly 100000. Insured for S7o,-
000
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYEi HAIR

HAIR DYEi HAIR DYEi HAIR
DYE wy. A. BArcHELoRs HAIE DrE-Ths
rig H4mi,,s and Rsiiabl, Dye KaO~H.
Al others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided IL you wish to escape ridcule.
Grey, rel, or rusty hair dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural brown or black, without the
least injury to hair or skin
Fifteen medals and dipionas have been award
ed to wm. A. Bachelor since 1889, and over 200,
600 applications have been made to the hair Of
the patrons of his famous Dye.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is rar
raaisd not to injure in the least, however long
may be continued. and the i'll effects Of bad Dye,
remeiied. The hair is invgorsted for life By this
splendid Dye. which is properly applied at No.
10 Bond Street, New York.
Sold In all the cities and towns of the United
States. by Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
The Genuine has the name civilian A. Batch
elor,- aud address upoa a steel plate engraving
on the four sides Of each box.
Wholesale Factory, 81 barclay ct.
L.. Xo-k
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Vermont GALLERY Of ART,
Back ground "FiXings"

OF any GALLERY IN the State, Gan offer ~
customer. any kind Of picturs made By ths
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NRK YORK MARKRr

NEW York, March 4.
FLOUR duh and about SC lower for CON-
mon grades market closed heavy.
WHISKY excited and unsettled. Holders
refuse to sell under Bic.
WHEAT dull and declining mixed red
Western l Al, in store.
OATS firm at 10000
CORN little more active; prices geuer-
ally without change. $4,000 bushels sold
at &c for mixed Western in store and de-
PoRK dull and prices without material
change, at ID 1904 so for old and new
mess, closing with no buyers for new at
over IA 25@I4 373; 10 0O9l1 90 is offered
for prime
Money market continues steady at per
cent for loans on call Premium paper
scarce and in fair demand at = per cent
Sterling Exchange dull at 1.l25(01.I3.
America gold 1929 prem. Government
stocks continue steady. 3-1oths. selling
at 994@992 demand notes quoted at
I-l6ths per cent. disct. Stocks dull.
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CLNCTNNATI M4RKET



FLoUR very dull and not enough nr 10
establish quotations super si al
2G@4 %.
WHEAT dull al $50 g for red, Ard 950
CSC for white
Cons advanced G.; closing e.
Rye drm az ,953e.
PRIAE BARLEY IN fair tiemaud at 656 roc.
WHIs9Y advances 10 zoe. but closed
rather nn ttle- ander the news ftou4 New
York
There - been no change in The demand
.oF or aiue Of provisions since our' last re-
port
There is a fair enquiry for bulk Hams at
&c. for shipment 10 New York, but both
are held 3 shade higher. Some light Hams
sold at &C.
Nothing done in Mess pork or Lard wor-
thy of notice, and prices of both are nom
inally unchanged.
GROcEPIEs quiet without much doing.
EXCHANGE in large supply and dull at
par and ] discount.
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widening. The language of the Prussar
and ustrian papers is daily more hostile
The agitation in Germany is increasing
Austria by her recent conduct had lost hel
influence in Northern Germany.
PARIS, Feb. 2lst.-The Temps and other
French journals demonstrate that monarch
ical restoration in North America will onl 3
benefit Spain and the Spanish monarchial
Interests alone existing there. Il IS be-
lieved that the speech of Prince Napoleon,
on the Address of the Senate, viii express
the real policy Of The. Emperor on the Ital-
ian policy
The following is the summary Of tie
news taken out by the City Of New York
The Tuscarora left Gibraltar on the 18th
inst. for the Spanish vage' She had been
watching the Sumter, which still remained
at Gibraltar, unsble TO procure coal.
In ihe House Of Commons, on the 18th
inst, The supplementary estimates for the
naval and military expedition IN the Trent
affair, amounting in all TO G9I3, 600, were
moved and unanimously agreed to. In the
debate GU the subject, Mr.. Bright strongly
denounced the Government He said the
money had been worse than thrown away.
The threatening menaces- were quite un-s
called for, and gave Earl RusselPs first dis
patch, which he said had more the appear,
ance OF declaration of war, than cour-
teous demand for the Just object which
America could not fail TO accede 10. He
refuted the idea that the American Govern
ment was Influenced by a mob, and argued
that the interests of England were so bound
up with America, that it was in every re-
spect inadvisable to infiet a sting that it
would take centuries to remove.
Mr.. Baxter endorsed the tone of the gov
eminent and condemned the tone of the /
press.
Orders had been received at Sheernees to |
dismanIe all gunboats prepared for COM
mission under the American difficulty.
The Daily News and Star publishes the |
correspondence with Mr. Seward relative to |
the passage Of British troops through the |
State Of Maine The latter journal accords |
great praise 10 Mr. Sewerd for his course in |
this respect
The reading of the address to the Empe- |
ror of France had taken place in the Sen |
ate, and the debate commenced on it on the /
10th inst. The address regrets the suffer /
ings inflicted by American civil war on the /
trade and manufacturers, but agrees with |
fhe Emperor that the friendly relations of /
the two COMMITTEES render neutrality incum-
bent, and believes that The quarrel will be
all the shorter, II not complicated By for /
eign influence.
The Bourse was lower Rentes were i
qnoted,on the 10th inst, at 7Of 4Oc.
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&.aaAKREys SITE yN-O. SO.


Notice is hereby given, that lay virtue OF an
execution issued out of the office of the CLERK
of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, in f4=or Of Joseph Gerard, and
against Philip ,lausch aud Christian Heddeiicn, i
have levied upon, and will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. aud O'Clock
p of said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh county,
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents
issues and profits for "a term not exceeding seven
years of the following described real estate, TO
wit:
The undivided one-fourth Of the north east quar-
ter of the south least quarter of the south-ea
quarter Of section No. thirteen (3), in township
No. six t6), south of range No. eleven (l) west, in
Vanderburgh County, Indiana; and also the undi
vided one-fourth Of lots No. three and four 6 a,
in block No. one hundred aud thirty one Cl3i),
cording to the recorded plat of LanIasco City,
within the City of Evansville and State aforesaid.
The said described real estate taken the proper
ty of Philip Rausch, and inherited by him
Of the heirs at law of Philip Rausch, deceased.
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place, offer for sale and sell
the fee simple OF said premises.
b s- GEORGE WOLFLIN, 8. V. q.
G. W Hardin, Plaintiffs Attorney.
:
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New YORK, March "A special to the
Tribune says that the following nominal
lions were made to the Senate to-day as
Major Generals: Mcdowell, Burnside Pope,
Buell., Curtis, McClernand, @. F. Smith and
Lewis Wallace, acting Major General al
Fort DOnelson as Brigadier Generals, Coils.
Ogiesby, w. II. L. Wallace, Cook, Near
thur, Lauman, Col. Berry of Maine, and
Ferry of Conn.,, are 10 rank in the order
named, Mcdowell thus ousranking the rest
and Curtis outranking Sigel.
In answer to the resolution Of the Senate,
the Secretary of War iRcloses the ins4ruc-
tions of the Adjutant General to Hunter,
touching the Hunter-Lane expedition, dated
January 2. The order to General Hunter
says: The General in-chief in giving you
this information, desires it to be understood
that command independent of you is not
given to Gen. Lane, but he is TO operate to
all proper extent under your supervision
md control, aud if you deem proper you
may yourself command the expedition
which may be undertaken under those cir
cum5tances The General-in-cb chief will not
give you a formal leave according to your
application, but he authorizes you to absent
yourself from your command for 30 days, at
your discretion.
HERABD's DISPATCH.
1t is understood that arrangements have
been made for release from their parole
of all the officers OF our army, volunteers
and regulars, who have been out on parole
by the enemy. We have such host of
prisoners that there is no longer any need
any longer under parole.
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ST.. LOUIS, March A special to the
Republican from Cairo on the 81, says that
Columbus has been evacuated and burned
by the rebels.
The gun boat Benton, with Gen. CuIlom
and Commodore Foote, went down the
river to-day on reconnaissance and found
the rebels had fed, having removed their
guns and laid the town in ashes Every
thing was destroyed that could not be car
ried away. The rebels retreated to Fort
Randolph. The town of Columbus is moth
ing but ruins The guns have also been re-
moved from che island below.
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BosroN, March 4.-The steam tug Board
man of New York arrived at Province
Town to-day and reported she spoke to q
fisherman who said the frigate Vermont on
the Ist inst. was at anchor on GeOrgia's
bank with her masts cut away. las =
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arrival and Departure of the
RT a n IA So


1.-THE time here set down IS adjusted to contract
homs. On the River there Is variation according
TIME or CLOSING.
HaHroad Mail flor Yiucennes, Terro Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petorsburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. 81. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Nurthsrn, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except sunday, at............. s A. Ii.
Thursday, and sstsrdasy 4 s16r.m
P,llscIA HfaiI (riyer) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at ny a. M.
Gress Isi7sr Mad (for Bowling Green and
way pointal every Monday and Thurs
81 Veyaon NH candy every Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday at G% A. NJ
Ne10 HarTaony Masl every Monday, We'd
ncsday, aud Friday az IA A. N.
Roetpori mai Qand) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 53a 4. N.
Psiersbnrgh Aail (way) every Friday at % An.
('eteFsburgh lotters, sc. como and 60
by Railroad daily.)
tfgstllies1a EIait every Wednesday ut IT. n.
Leaves ut A. NJ Thursday morniug.l
Military mail tor Calhoun and Spot tsvile, N r.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
driirodd HfG9, evory day except Sunday at 4.
arrives the night before, after office hours.
a3Hsea2e MaI riverl every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday by GP.M
P,iseah Mai, every day IN the week except
Sunday aud Thursday by 9A.m
Gree1s Rioer Hfizi3, every Monday and Thus
day by Pm
M vernon Maa Qau,i) every ssoniuy.
wednesday, aud Friday 10y p. rs.
Nc75 HGTHso,iy Med, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by p. 81.
ROckpOTt Mai (land4 every Sunday at I p. M
and "Wednesday and Friday ri 7Am
tArrfves the evening before after Office
hours
Petersbargh MTit (wayl every Friday by az A. NJ.
CgRfhitns0 Efait every Frs.ay at IA a.
ARRIVES the evening before. after Office hoursl
50 Post Olhce opens at A. n aud closes at
p ~ on week days Delivery closes from 10 90
A. AZ. on week days during the closing of the
Rs.ilroad mail uiiice open from 10 NJ A. NJ on the
sabbath.
5AhiES n. Men EEBY, I. M
EvansviIic, Ind, Nav l. 1881 infy 2l-vwc-
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Latest from Fortress Monroe
Union prisoners not yet
arrived-Gen. Wool pre-
vents any more travelling
under flags of truce.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 3.-Nothing
has yet been heard OF the released Union
prisoners. No flag of truce has pas ed be-
tween Fortress Monroe and Craney Island.
Gen. Wool has refused to admit any more
passengers TO go North.
The Constitution, on her way up to New
port News, was fired on by rebel boat,
but not damaged
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BALTIMORE, March 4.-The Maryland
Legislature met in caucus last night and
voted on the 10th ballot for Beverly john
son for u. S. Senator. He received 80 out
of 90 votes Senator Pearee received 80
votes; the balance were scattering.
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81 Lo9Is. naEeh Co. Hallsck. in

general order, says:
con the recommendation of the Cover
nor and several judges of the State, it is
directed that all licensed attorneys, coun-
seliors, and practitioners, be required to
take the oath Of allegiance prescribed in the
9th section of the ordinance of the State
Convention, passed October 10th, 1S6l-
Judges Of State Courts will refuse to per-
nit any one to practice in their Court who
refuse or neglect to take snch OATH
The Board of Assessment in the city of
st. Louis, for the benefit of suffering iami-
lies, driven from southwest Missouri, hav-
ing completed its labors and rendered its
final report, is hereby dissolved.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
zHz E.k ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXvHUONGREss- SECOND sESsI
WASHINGTON. March 4

WASHINGTON, March 4.
SENATE.-Mr. Sumner presented a me-
mortal from merchants aud others doing
business on the Pacific Coast, asking imme-
date action by Congress for carrying the
mails between New York, Panama and As
pinwall, as at present the United States has
no arrangement for such transportation.
Mr.. Davis presented a petition from citi-
zens of Boston, asking Congress TO drop the
negro question and attend to tie bust ness
of the country.
Mr.. Dixon offered a joint resolution that
the vacancy in the Board of Regents of the
Smithsonian Institute by the death OF Pro-
fessor FELTON,, be filed by Henry Barnard,
Of Connecticut. Laid over.
On motion of Mr.. Harris the bill for the
safe keeping and maintenance of IT,. S.
prisoners of war was taken up and passed.
On motion of Collamer, the bill author
izing the preservation of the Atlantic 6she
ries was taken up. The bill authorizes
the President to appoint Commissioners to
meet the British and French Commissioners
to take measures for the preservation of the
fisheries. Ike bill passed.
The confseation bill was then taken up
Mr. McDougal, of California, resumed his
speech. He quoted from Justice Story and
other writers, as showing that there should
be no confscation Of private property.
Mr.. Gowan said that he agreed with the
Senator from California
HoUsE.-The House passed the Senate's
joint resolution deciaratory of the intention
of the act Of July, indemnifying the loyal
States for expenses incurred 10 raising
troops, so as not only to apply to debts and
contracts before, but since the passage Of
the act.
Adjourned
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0HBREEE's SIZE .S"O. Sc.

By virtue of an order of sale issued ont of the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Yanderburgh county, Indian a, in favor OF
Hester Peck and against Thomas Clifford and 9th
ers, will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH sth, 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and o.
clock, P. NJ, of said day at the lor of the Court
House in the city of Evansville, Il diana offer for
sale at public auction the rents al profits for the
term seven years OF the followiI described real
estate, viz
Lot No. seven "a, and the adjoining one-half Of
lot Ne. six t6), ia block No sixteen I6) in Stock
wells Enlargement of the City of Evansville, Van
derbuTgh County, Indiana
And should said rents and profits not sell
for sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs,
/ will, at the same time and piece, offer for sale
and sell the fee simple of said premises. F.
GEORGE W0LFbTN, s. Y. C. i
Wheeler Iglehart, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
I febI5-3tR 10 $3.50
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Columbus Evacuated an d
Burned r e b els tax e
everything of value away
and destroy the balance
They retreat to Fort Ran
dolph-Latest from Europe
Arrival of the Norwe-
gian-News unimportant-
Correspondence between
Napoleon and Cardinal An
tonelli.
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WASHINGTON, March 4th-The President
has recognized Gerhardt Larson as Vice
Consul of Sweden and Norway, to reside
at Chicago.
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liooD.-The Union Merchants Exchange
of St. Louis, have donated 50, sos IS for
the benefit of the sick and wounded sol
diera of our army.