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~. NOTleE--An citzsns OF n. aroiina who
~ feel spos@ to o. Etributs tothe relief OF the
sick aud wounded from thAt Stste, respectfully
requested 10 communicate with the NJ dersigned ~
Rsleish, ii. q rranspprtati,r will be furnished
for Al Arsieles directed 70 the care OF tho sGbscr
bsf. EnWU WARRkN,
no lo.lms Surg Ge0'l u North Oafolir q
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why. il IL a plata ~ A B c. 'TsAt may be.
SIR rsaiied the poor man, but / SIN -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

w. HO.Ieg Tho general meeting Of tie
~ S.ockholdss OF sns Bank OF Virginia will be
he'll at their Banking House IN the city of Rich,
uoad, GA MONDAY, the l2lh January if6; .xs
The law provides that No otsl ser or oirecso: Of
tae Bank shsl vote u the proxy of soaAhoider In
any 4 9 ,liou Of Directors OF officers Ct the Baus,
mr. snail any proxy bs vsid which shall haze been
az =, q. ed sjxtv da ~ Def n tia time n eeten.
de z3-<od.d VIM r. TAYLOR, Cashier.
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PERSONAL

DERsCRAL--Ths parry who carried Gu yes
II tersay morning. from tie paekei-oost gap"
Rilhinson's) leaiher vALisE, contaiIss
tisess d tursey and lot Ct apple viii 'svr mo
sslf by ~ urning then, iuav.sd at y 70 he EfamS
xsr sfncs. HE name has been lei. BY ne Cse'-I
4 ths bons With o1s Il she I'd tots Of The gas
aey to y HON they we've sent ~ irsssnal Slo =
less he peturus them 10 81 bon as'ef tn,s h,ls';
ae will be pcbIiss ed as slisf AID sassoold -
an on or pat on hi, hssls DC 81. --
Mt SIIvR.--I have p.t h~ ard fFeia N "a AZ
II BIZ DAuGHrRY, who oeaIss % Cs?' ~
as comosny. tn N c. State srr"gs sioe.
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JANIS ERASSAA II his city Az m...,,
sill b. thankfully received.
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sEwAs D., syCoND oPIkIoN OF EMANCIPATION

sEwAsD'. sxcoND oPIkIoN OF EMANCIPATION.
DEPARTMENT or STATE WAsHlseTos, Sept ss
1874 A you aro we'll aware,
Ii tsa n var been expected by The President that
the insu1 gents ahoaia protraI ihis wsr until t.
should exl.u not only themselves but the loyal,
States sDd bliog foreign armies or Davis into Tho
coaG.cs, and still be allow 10 retain III bondage
with tha consent If This Goyerlmsnt. the SAVES
~lo constitute the isDoring ana prOcHc ng masses
Of the iusurrectionary Sta.es At the sams tiu,e
the emsL cipHu0n OF the AiSvos could be- TT seted
only By kxscuilve authority al on toe ground Of
military necessity. A. preliminary to the txer-
css Of that g Ell power. The President must have
not only The exigrncy, but the general @ nsen; OF
toe 10y 81 pc pie Of the Onion 10 tbs border slave
state. wlere ne var was arg - ven - - INC
could ooiy be- obtained lhroush Gear conviction
on tbs r part that the military exisency had seta
ally oec irred
il l. tus seen that what has been 6iscusaed 30
earn stiy 1t hsm, and abroad, ~ . question Of
morale OF o. Humanity, has ali ,hs while BEEN prsc
tics.ly only military question. depending Gu cir
cumstansos. Ihe order tor emancipation. TO taxi
effect on the LIST Ut January IN the sta.ss then
stiu remaining Ia Tetsi;ioa against the Union, WAS
Issued upon Que elaboration snd conscientious
consideration " the sctusi conai,ion Of ths wkr
and the state Of opin.oa in the whole sountry
30 one VINO knows now slavery WA engrAf
upon the nAtion When Il wss spfinsing up INTO az.
issenes; low Il has srowe AID & sia, d ssrengtn 9.
the nation itef has advanced in wsslta a.sd ~w.1;
how fearful the people have hitherto been " any
charge whAeh W1Shs <issoib tie pafasisss VIII con'
tauu Ipat tbs order c0Eles 100 late
Il i hoped sad believed List after the pain;u
expe ,Sucs ~ hsss q OF III mgr to which The
Ftd.rsl connection with sl.vS - exposing tbs
Rspublse there val b lev nd cd wko vi ins.ss
shss ths decree which briggs Toe connection y -
The intsrests OF him .s'ty have now become
idsGtiap3 win tee esEss Of our country. SID .his
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS urRI.E. !
49, Riehmoad naN IA lsSl

T>HB FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE PACE
L AGES remaining In this offcs, unc, aimed, to
date. Those calling tor THIN must produce sLip-
ping receipts or otLer evidence of their aulhorty
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osf- Friday las,, somewhere u lie ely
IL of Riehmora. Gon!siers.s sGRIt- dr9uE!
. s % Also. other psrecs. of vs.gs cuis 10 TIE
4gnsr, IS psgtnsnt 10 stoFp.d exes,t 30 tbs sac.
sesb'r. saere we're liuasi.ar If Bills Of sal.g
maze by kaa. PA.ae q Co. Ihs i der vi. ts
literally Rewarded by leAviU ss a. a4sssrs gsnL
Psine g. 90 s store. en- Il ale street
80 JANEs egITa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

MADISON, WIS January l0.-The Legislature
convened yesterday.
Gov. Harvey's message first alludes TO local
matters and the healthy financial condition OF the
State in reference to the war tax 10 be levied He
says the loyal people of Wisconsin do not value
property or life itself-when weighed against the
existence Of the Government which has SO long
blessed and protected them in both. He recon
mends economy and wise administration TO NEE,
this tax and recommends the introduction of mil
itary tactics in public schools aud strongly urges
memorial 10 Congress tor an army and navy
and an arsenal depot at Milwaukee. its capAcious
harbor, of water power, cheApness Of ship mate
rial and accessible position rendering it. the best
position on the lakes.
Abiding TO the rebellion and the rebels he says,
surely few lessons more will teach US, IL indeed
we be not already taught, TO understand what
treason means, 10 regard these rebels With that
haired and aversion the royalist holds the regi-
eide. They the attempted regicides Of the
best Government under heaven. The contest
must come to be fought on the principle that the
protection of the Union alone gives sacreiness 70
soil and institutions. No soil, person, or any
species of property have any sacredness or claim
TO be regarded outside the Constitution and in re
beIlSon against the law.
Slavery is moreover the interest which the
ploiters for a Southern monarchy have played
upon to alarm and unite their section. until that
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

Sr Louis. jan lO-Thc Cairo correspondent
of the Republican telegraphs that the expedition
IL ready to start
All the soldiers and most Of the wagons have
embarked ON steamers. which will leave as soon
the dense fog. which oscrhangs the river. is dis
PEELED.
The troops are In the highest spirits and impa.
ticnt g. be on
The fleet will ascend tho Tennessee river for
some distance. but the final destination oi the OK
petition is not known.
A considerable body Of cavalry will start NJ
the same time from Birds Point. and proceed
through Kentucky. joining tho main army ut the
point OF debarkntion on the Tennessee river
cneAGo. January l0-A special TO the 7'r
bHne, dated Cairo, the 9TH. SAYS;
Owing "a the dense fog prevailing here, the ex.
petition South has been delayed. portion of
the force, however, has been dispatched % the
starting point. The weather permitting. the re-.
manning portion will get Under weigh to-mor
row
Cairo presented All unusually warllke appear
ance To day,
Five hundred dollars worth of quinIne was
captured few days ago. on the steamer Courier,
A dispatch from Caito 90 day says the fog has
risen. aud the expedition will probably start to
day.
The troops aud transportation are all on board
the steamers, and the gunboats are all ready 10
leave
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

CAiRo. Jan. i0--Thc Memphis ippssi Of the
9Th and 1th, contains the following;
Auorsra Ca. Jan. 3--Thc Charleston Mev-
curry. OF this morning., says tho enemy were re-
pulsed 10y bayonct aud ran IN Bull Run style.
leaving guns and knapsncks on the field -Four
dead and many wounded were taken of the Held.
The Dispatch doos mol state WHOM tlis took place.
Tho same paper announces that the steamer
Ella Marley. ffom Nassau. was pursued by the
blockadiug vessels but she escaped. She brought
nine passengers. including L. ID. B,sbee OF Nor.
folk. bearer Of dispatches. also a valuable csrgo.
New Orleans dispatch announces the surren-
der Of small force Of rebels al Billoale With two
oanhol
The same dispatch also states ina, Butler and
his command we're ~ Ship Island
Bdlonie u considered 70 be IN poasessionof The
fedcrals.
The feieral prisoners NJ Charleston jail are 70
he transferred ~ Columbia.
A dispatch dated Mobile ID. says:
Yesterday the guns at Fort Plckens opened on
Confederate steamer when the Pensacola guns
returned the FIRE The bonbardment continued
fifteen hours Nobody hurt ON our side. What
damage the Lincolni,cs received ~ not known.
The Abolitonlsts discontinued firing long before
We did.
The Memphis Apalanehe says.
On saturday 500 we'll armed men lcft Arkan-
sas for Osceola. Missouri. with 900 wagons load.
ell with provisions for Price; they also had eight
rilled cannon.
The Galveston Ne,rs OF the 18th SAYS:
vessel laden with % 600 stand of arms had
been captured boy the blockading fleet.
The Florida Legislature has elected A. T.
Maxwell and J. NJ. Baker 70 the Confederate
Amlate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

u fEt1E.'I NfFHs
New YORK Market.

NAV YORK, January 10.
Flour shade irmer with very moderate
business doing in export and home consumption:
very small sales at 50 5Od5 60 for superfne
State: - 1908 80 for extr.. State: - SOFAS 30
for superfine Western: 81 1905 80 for common
to medium extra Western; 50 $500 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. and So l066 -
tor trade brands do. market closing firm
Whisky unsettled. excited ami prices have
again advanced; sales at 27@21lac, chiefly the
inside prices. closing with few sellers a these
figures
Wheat quite firm and sellers somewhat apart
in their views, sales OF Chicago spring at 81 80;
Milwaukee club 81 81 choice amber Iowa 81 35:
amber Michigan 81 IS; good white Western
81 4sdl 90. Is
There is less doing in corn but generally with
out decided change: sales at 66c for mixed West
ern in store: Sole delivered
Pork gather more active with however no de-
cded change in price, sales at Sll 1912 -
for mess; Sl3 50@l3 s7'sc for city Gu; prime
mess: Setd9 81 Tor prime
Dressed hogs steady at $4cd45sc. go 80
Lard opened steady. with good inquiry. and
closed shade hrmer; sales at IS q s54c.
Butter is selling at l. q l5c for Ohio, and lisa
20c for State
Cheese quiet and steady at Sd ale.
Sugsr-Raw very firm; Cuba ca Size; Bar
BADGES &C.
Molasses- quiet and unchanged, New Orleans
.Wtd s>sS. = ssE4 ..E.. 4. q . ~ .tsE#t .NE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

MrrRoroLirAS HALL.--Mss lnce will conclude
her engagement this evening, but whether il will
be renewed We are not informed but presume from
the success attending IL. and the very general
satisfaction given. It will We clip the following
we'll mcrted notice of her performances from the
New York Tribune
Miss Ince has good form. graceful carriage.
expressive and mobile face particularly effective
eyes and voice NJ once sweet, flexible aud under
perfect control Her elocution j. admirable la.
deed. IL was 80 refreshing. after the terrible In.
ilictlon of sing sing. jctkcy. spasmcdic horror un
der which the public have lately suffered. that IN
the lulncss of grateful relief We could almost pro
nounce u perfect, The public will understand
~ better. perhaps. II We simply say that Miss
lnce reads the English language In n perfectly
easy. natural manner with scarcely nn attempt
at stage effect and therefore. all the more cilcc
lively The part u not one 10 evoke strong con
trast nor u u easy To- make original points Ia IT,
but Miss lnee showed "A correct apprehension OF
the character and Illustrated II with charming
effect. never once o'efptcpping the mode.ly of na
turo--ncvcr once descending 10 the vile practice
of rant. The result was that she pleased her au
dienee through all the piece without astonishing
them Ia any part either 10y stenIorsn yclping or
Cushmanic muscle,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

SfpALIA. january 9--lntelligence known u
be reliable and true has just been received here
from johnson county TO the effect that part OF
Jennison's regiment was At Holden. and that they
had made u descent on the neighb0rhood where
the Government wagons we're burned and had
fired the houses of the most prominent rebels en-
gagged in that affair as well ms the attack ON Mai
Hough's command as they passed through.
The houses OF the notorious Ward Cockerel,
Methodist preacher, and Tompkins Bradley
Methodist class leader in the same church. had
been fired, together with the houses OF rebels OF
lesser note
The rebels i'm Wmrcnsburg are reported to be
in great state of excitement consequent upon
the near approach OF Jennison, as they well know
they have committed all sorts of outrages against
the quiet and peacealile Union citizens OF that
country. and that II Justice be me.ei TO them their
houses will be burned.
Ward CockereI has gone to Prices camp with
30tl men
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11
COM M ERCIAL.
ny TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI rket.

CINCINNATI. JanuNy 10.
Flour nominally unchanged; not enough doing
10 establish quotations.
Wheat unchanged at SO@s5c for red; white -
@9Oc
Oats advanced 10 2Sc.
There is an active demand for corn at yester-
DAYS quotations.
Rye steady at i9d50c.
Whisky advanced to Doc and very little offer
ing.
Hogs dull and lower, the weather is bad and
the offerings large; sales OF 4 900 head at 81 80
td3 To- good ones were offered freely at 80 10 ar
rive next week receipts of 900 head
Mess pork dull at S9d9 p
A fair demand for lard at 67a@6isc.
Green meats dull with scarcely any demand
shoulders &c; hams 81 &c; sides 3lsc.
Groceries unchanged and firm.
Sugar 81 @lle.
Molas>es sold at 45641c.
Coffee sold at 1874 @2lc.
Exchange declined TO discount and par, the
former the buying rate.
Gold is 3dIc premium: not much demand.
The bankers would not pay over &c premium.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

cal says. IL = rcprteitps' ovsng 20 the death
q rs brother and other dsarrunrcments Of his
domestic affair, Gen Reynolds has rendered hi.
. resignation 70 NE Government The General IS
IN able. .dIlfol apd efieeut oilicer. and she ser
vice eaafaudly spare him. wchorolle pay be
enabled toconiinue hisofRcial dn,e. Col Dun
ming. Of the 9Th Ohio, Of Cincinnati. n At pres
eni incoramand Q tie force. a Romaey -
CIV Mlhof.AThe Chicago 7SBsne ,thss
speaks q our brave Gcnaal.l Gen nflrey Is
earning quite reputation. Il was he Nho not
hong sipce attacked aud carried tic rebel strong
hold ht the Allegheny mountains. although the
-now was knee deep. lie j. an Indianian and
brave fellow indeed luxury that'. quite rare. -
The Proves, Marshal of 81 Louis has order
Ell all liquor saloons inthe city closed all p NJ.
The Louisville Journal SAYS General Beau
regard MAS At Bowling Green in that State. las,
week. General Floyd DIS also there.
1t l. currently rumorcd in st. Louis that
among the prisoners now confined there. which
we're captured by General Pope recently. are two
young men from Clay county. Illinois, who are
said to be cousins OF President Lincoln
Colonel Brdgands cavalry regiment la.
arrived nj Louisville. aud has gone 10 what
the Louisville papers facctiously call--the seat
OF war
RKrUBLlcAS LAw.-Yeslerlay Mr. J. NJ Fitch.
respectable farmer OF Boone county, visited the
city for the pur pose OF attending the public mark
ct with produce be had for sale. His dog follow
Ell him. aud for this he was taken before the Mayor
and incl 81 90 and eosts--total - 30. All this
was done under the ordinance regulating mark.
cts, which ordinance hasbcen published in paper
OF only limited crculation-the Joarnai-butn not
at all in the Sentinel. How is it to be expected
that the people can obey the laws unless they are
made aware Of them
We say nothing just here Of the iliberal policy
Of pursuing our friends from the country-the
men who have made the city what IL j., AMI who
will contribute 20 Ia advancement IN the future
but We do think that the ellcts of council ought
10 be published ia all the papers 80 that all may
read them. In the instance which has suggested
these continents Mr.. Fitch was utterly ignorant
of any municipal Law in the premises He had
not seen any such publication in the Sentinel BE.
sides lac did not know that his dog was following
him.
II seems 10 us our authorities had better fence
in the town ut once. and prevent any one living
without the corporation limits from entering is
sacred precincts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

Nrw YorK. Jan l0-The Oriental from
Port Royal brings intelligence that welve vessels
we're awaiting storage tor their eargocs at Port
ROYAL. and rev slorehouses we're 10 be immcdi.
atoly CONSTRUCTED.
Our force at Tybec has been increased some
1000 from Port Royal. Fort Pulaski kept hrng
and one man had been killed.
A sklrmlsh took place between part Of Gen.
Shermaus. force on the main land on the 9th.
resulting in serious loss 10 the rebels besides seven
prisoners.
Commodore Dupont had sent $500 men 20 re-
inforce General sherman Ia make active opera.
tons on the railroad between Charleston and "a.
vannah. and had severely censured General Sher
man for want of activity
Rcinlorcements are daily arriving nj Font
ROYAL and all troops ara in good health aud
eager for fight
Progress Ia being made in the collection Of cot
ton and negroes are continually arriving
A fire IN the American Telegraph ofiicc irgur
cd the lower floors 10 the amount OF 81 600.
The wires uninlurcd.s afeIF aaHfa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

T II q X. RAiLRoAp AT the election for d.
rcctors OF the Teuc Haute and Richmond Rail.
road Company, held on Monday last. the follow.
Ing gentlemen were elected:
Chauncy Rose. james harrington, Dcn.as Dem.
ing. l. j Peck. n Ross. G. Wood, W. X I'd.
wards. + Nippeft. W X McKeen.
AZ The meeting Of the Directors elect, held on
Tuesday evening. the following officers we're
elected
H. J Peck President aud superintendent
Charler Wood, Secretary and Ticket Agent.
John Scott, Treasurer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

ST. Paul. MISS.. Jan. 9.--Goyernor Ramsey
was indicted into his sccot,d term of oitce. lis
message shows the prospects and condition OF the
State finance
Minnesota has raisei four full regiments of Ia
fantry. three companies efcsvalry aud one Of ar
iillcry, numbering 1, 400 men. and hith rel.
ment j. forming This State nov sends for the
protection OF the Union greater number than
her whole population IN 1850 lie recommends
military training ia schools. In conclusion he
says all which the laws of war and Of self pgccr
vation warrant must he made 10 fall upon the
crimes OF the criminal OF the infamous rebellion.
even, II necessary, TO the extinction Of human
slavery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

~ Time Is money, and to have correct time,
you must have yo'm watch or clock repaired 10y
one who understands his business. Mr. John A.
Beck. at Nickers's drug store. In Odd Fellows
Hall. repairs watches, clocks and jcwclry on short
notice,and does his work well aud ehcap, We shy
apd him a gentleman deserving Of patronage,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11
rren Mnsh,nsten.

wAsuNoroS Jan iO.--Efori. arc being made
90 establish bureau for supplying and inspect.
lng clothing for the army.
Those senators absent day when the vote
WAS taken 20 expel the Missouri senator's would
have voted for dleir expulsion bad they been
present
The State Department has advices that the p.
rate Sumter was In harbor ST. Pierre. Martinique.
on 2oi December The lroquois MAS a league of
the harbor waiting for the sumter 10 egrcss.