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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

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WAsmsoros. Dee. h.
SESAfE.-A bill vas received from ths
House 10 authorize the raising Of yoluntee,
force for the defence Of Kentucky.
On motion OF Mr.. Howell, IL vas referred
10 the Military Committee.
Mr.. Sumner presented several petitions for
tie emancipation Of the slaves Of rebels.
Me-. Wilson reported a bill for an increase
OF the number OF Cadets at West Point.
Er. Latham offered a resolution that the
Secretary Of VA be requested 10 inform the
the Senate by virtue of what Law and what
reason passports are required from n.ssen
gers from Ne~ York 10 San Francisco. which
was agreed 20.
Mr.. Sherman offered A resolution that The
Secretary Of War be requested TO furnish 10
the Senate a copy of all the correspondence
between Gen. Scott aud Gen. Patterson
agreed 10.
Mr.. Sumner introduced a bin in relation
to the claims for the French Spoliations.
HousK-Mr. Bingham from the judiciary
Committee reported back the Joint resolu.
ton directing and requiring tie proves,
court at Alexandra Virginia, TO retain ami
safely keep in H. custody any property taken
as that of persons engaged in. or aiding in
the re~bellionagainst the United States until
further action Of Congress touching the
same. Resolution passed.
The House resumed consideration of the
special order. being Mr.. Eiiiott's resolution
resolution proposing the emancipation of the
slaves OF rebels &c.
Nr. Harding Of Kentucky, invoked 4 calm
and patriotic consideration of the subject
now before the House. J.. was With the
deepest pain that he witnessed the iltroduc.
ton of the proposition al an early period of
the session, and attempt 10 pass il under the
operation Of the previous question. He
thought that there was a disposition TO ex-
clude all reflection. and refusal 10 pause in
the apparently mad career. but when a dispo-
sifion was afterwards shown 10 act with de-
Liberation. his hopes revived.
Mr.. Harding then proposed 70 elaborate
the following points of his opposition TO the
pending resolution.
Firsf-We have no constitutional power
to pass them. or any bills on the subject.
Secend-As he proceeded TO show from
copious extracts. Congress and the President
and the Administrator stand pledged in the
most solemn and public manner against all
interference with slavery. therefore, to sane
ton such a policy would be 4 palpable viola
ton of the plighted fait Of his Government.
Third-He opposed the resolution because
Legislation on the subject is forbidden by ev-
cry principle of sound policy.
FourfA-He opposed them as all kindred
measures. because they would i~naugurata a
war which would Involve. ia its horrors, the J
loyal and d~isloyal, the innocent and guilty
ane warfare disgraceful 20 any civilized and
christian nation. In the course Of his re-
marks he said. this war has nothing more to
do with slavery than with any other institu-
ton. Let slavery alone. Ii will take care ,
of itself. He showed tina injustice Of divert
ing the war from its original design; namely,
the preservation of obedience to the Con-
laws and preservation of the
Union.
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Night Dispatches.


Lsse IRON PR RsFsf-T1r Sssa. FTes
Gss< o. thzrlssfea-i 71snsand Ma on
IyAee isiaa&-4a E~zp>Stisn Cass -
frrnasdiaa.
N1w lokK. Dee lslh-A Irivase letter
fron Beaufort s4ss the Stone nzrs sailed
from Savannah fr Charleston N comnanv
~ith \ Aan-ofwsr Tie ship we're ~ he
saak N Caarlo<tan Harhor Saturday lat
lsbee klaaa IA occupied hy : fhou~.pd
nen 40 sre - fhros ~ dsfterie~ Coz Ne
a<sinetF fshski II necessary.
The @oep q AR Sasansah and three or
io@f ~gunbosts sere % Tybee.
The sseamlr Baltic Nth 4 shme.n5 t,o.,.
Ell Port ROYAL for FsrnAu1.ua uith H.
hensiiie and Smother gunbo4,. The fotsi1
cxfions thsrc csnszsed a > hsssery a liz,
Euns- manned ~ t~o % fhree hundred No
II fhoughtH 81 hli inlo aar kznds sn<,
tref traEEle
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wssfsp.-one hundred and 6ny an A
No. men for the crack Battery. Mounted
Light Artillery Of Indiana. which : coalson
sfsaiiisan i authorized to raisc. Those he
siring 10 serve in this most desirable branch
Of he service eau nov have an opportunity,
and, prohsbly. she last that -ill Offer.
Camp OF Instructors. al indianapolis, aas
tsry nov n waiting ~ The Ar-enal An
commissioned and non commissioned of6e.r.
70 Re chosen from she ranks
Pay from tls 20 81 pes nsonsh. anl 4
soaasy Of tieo in gold.
kalissnsrt nov r.psd.y se.ng ca n Sali
"a and adjoining counties. ant from preset
Indications 10 i expected 10 be able 10 repors
"a fan iosce a. H~eadqusuers b. the 18th ins,.
Tor further particulars 80 : coulson. SaIl,
ssa. "a X l. Bsil. Wabash stre>,. Terre
hs1ie T. KfNCNAS.
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Tn BUcKHYE CAsH SrosE il eth one OF
The institutions Of the city whose popularity
grows with IL growth. In another column
ell be founds summary OF their pFspara-
sions for the holidays With elegant goods.
low prices. amisble statesmen, and a deter
mInafion to please. IL will be no wonder II
The ladies crowd 10 the Buckeye. as clouds.
bright. beautiful cloads. or as doves 70 their
windows.
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Col. Stresghss 5lt regiment OF lnlAn Try
and Col. Bridginnd's regiment Of Cavalry.
lslst.) left indianapolis ON Monda, fully
srmsd and equipped, for Keatacky. The
departure is represented 20 have been the
most complete military pageant ever wit
sse~<sc in our State.
The I.Ai&yeets yssrsst avs that Mrs.
Thomas Underwood. Secretary of the La
dies knitting Society. reports that the
society has presented. at difierenti times. 30
the Goth regiment. the following articles:
u bed covers;
iCG pairs of socks
- pairs Of ~dra~ers:
Is pairs Of mitten.:
undershirts:
Al towels donated by a te4chef.
Col HacklemaH Of the 18th regiment Was
"a indianapolis on Monday. on bis way back
from his home in Rushsillc 70 rejo;n hi regi
mens n Maryland.
MAJOR Smith OF the 10Th regiment. Col.
brown. and Lieut.. Cas>elman OF the same
regiment. have resigned There Is surely
something wrong about The sssh regiment.
We have not published all The designations
that have been reported 20 a..
several other regiments heside> those we
have mentioned 10 day and yesterday a. 20
ing forward 10 the seat Of war. viii receive
marching orders soon. No surplus fighting
material VII be permitted TO remain in In
diana.
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BuRsErr's CosafIIos-Among the mos
popular preparations for the toilet in this
country. are those Of Joseph Burnett, a Co.
Of Boston. The firm has always had the
reputation Of preparing the best aud puresi
cosmetics and e>aences that the market n.
fords.
oflase they have paid particular atten-
ton TO toilet preparations, and their Coco
ains for the hair. made Out Of cocoa nut oil
and their KaIlisson Tor the skin and complex
ION. are unrivaIled. Both are free from the
dslessrioas compounds which rendsr the use
Of toilet articles ~ Frequently ~iniurious.-
Worcester Transcript.
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e. The Union Rifles we're out. la,
night drilling b. moon light. numbering fifty
maskess. They made a fine dispIy. being
fuliy armed and equipfed anil most of the
company uniformed.
This company Il under the instruction OF
m accomplished drill master. is rapidly per
fecting itself in the manual Of arms and
company movements. and Is composed OF the
very best fighting material In the city.
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BrfrALo. Dec 1.-THE Warehouses Tor.
meriy occupied by the Michigan centnl
Railroad and propeller Dnnkirk. lsying Al
the dock. ~ere destroyed ~ Ere tbs morn
Ing.
live kunfr~i h.Freis 90 hour IA the ware
houses rers burned Loss ~ propeller.
<fS no Other losses nos asrSrtsihed.
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IxsvlxwoRn, Dec. T-Adsices from
Mound City Of the ltth inst. mention A for
ray by a party Of 300 Rebels near Po,osi.
Linn county. IN which twenty horses were
pillaged and % man killed.
Montgomery had gose 10 pursuit Of the
msrauder, 81 was believed ~ Mound CITY
that some Of Pricc's army had crossed the
Oare
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Au Akst A Cso~ss. Tesch~s IL Ma
80. .nh 5'se isessns aPoa he fiana Porte
~iA 90 sashass she u-< ef sn-.s.n..s 4.
s'Fse1oa "a Thorough Ra< sad Veal masr
-.shef ehoesi 81 ~iah ir-trusent.i .oeon..
n'@sna Ne~ popular SAess Nnssc. S;nri.s
sooks. AMI sse ncss approved ~In.srucsku
hssss fa1~Aed Ar2y al xasse Raen "a
s'ssA street. aa6oiains Nhs MeL~oa< 49,,
hsso. - - h>r r~~-si-soe. oorner - o.
and Third streets
Aess slss- fssns 81 s.ss rsxns -.
s,ssels. a.
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Treasure from Caiifornia-The Champ
ION cha>ed bs a strange vessel.

NEw YoEK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Cham.
pion from Aspinwall on the eth has arrived,
With a large number Of army officer and
nearly Al .Ooa 900 in treasure.
reports on the lith IN latitude 81 deg
10 min. longitude g, she was chased nv a
three masted propeller. square rugged on her
ioremsst. round stern. smoke stack between
main and mizzen mast. had two large boat.
painted white hanging ~amidships. ap~farsniiy
a new iron vessel. bottom painted a very
bright red.
Aite- an boar clfase she hoissei the Eng.
lsh tag OF which we took no notice.
The ships Lancaster. Wyoming and cvane
were n Panama on thc 5th.
The steamer Naraeansei e4s al Aoeanalco
Ca The 18Th.
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been
Fear Mo>KoE, Dec. l6.-Ben. Mc.,6lloch
had arrived at Richmond.
A passenger by the steamer from Fortress
Monroe reports the arrival af the steamer
Connections 81 Old Point, with the inteIli-
gence that Fort Pulaski has heen evacuated
BY the rebeh and : occupied BY the FEEDER:
II troops.
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80 d. a notice in another il-se :. aiii
bs seen that Prof Haller proposes 10 give a
beneEt to night 10 the soldier families. This
= truly generous in the Professor. AMI should
meet with a hearty response On part Of our
citizens.
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- The first paragraph OF an item. quo
ted from the Cincinnati EsqairsT was acct.
edently slipped into the Bulletin last even
ing. IN. entire acliele sll he found IN an.
osh~r column this morning.
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PROT. Halter will give an entertainment To-
night at Cars Hall. for the benefit Of the
families Of volunteers. Brilliant experiments
never before introduced in this civ. will be
performed.
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Come All We. Ny squad IN the Irish
Brigade.
Col. Nulligan SAYS he must have saii-tae
ton for the deed done at Lexington. With
Col Mullen - our leader, We will so aud A.
sist him. be IL 10 Lexington or elsewhere
The Uuion must be preserved Let Us all
go" % reinforce him. Call AZ our Office in
the Linton Block. and Ne viii telI.you where
his Head Quarters are.
BEN. EBBITI,
atf i. I. MOORE.
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INV York, Dec. Il.
Stocks quiet and generally steady; Chica-
60 4 Rock Island. ISIS; Panama. los; G.. a
r, Ia; Michigan Southern, guaranteed, j.
e; do. preferred. 49,: Harlan, IL; Cleve
land A Toledo, 305s; Illinois Central Scrip.
5s; Pacific Mail, s2iee; Hudson. ID bonds.
90; Illinois Central bonds. 81: Virginia 6's.
IS; United States 6's. Of 81, registered. IS:
Missouri DC. rs; United States 6's. 81 cou-
pons. 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

HAr-' Hns,-T. II. L0wcrre-who s a
practical Halter. aud Successor 10 Joseph G..
Yates, corner of Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style OF blocks and has
nov on hand and i manufacturing TO order
the hxndsomest style Of Fall and Winter
Hat at prices ranging from two dollars mp
wMl- du
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AlxsrHs on TnE rSioS Rufrs will please
take notice that the CAPS ordered BY the
committee. hare arrived and sre for sale az
Basnett's Hat and Cap Emporium. 1874 Main
street. Dec. IL. dSt
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6asSs HAvKx. Mich Dec. IA G.hing
beat ~as rsn down OF the hsFbor this morn
inc BY he Schooner Peoria. snd three men.
Peter ID. HAnrp Marion F'rbslF sni Patrick
walker. drownsi
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A Union Bah uili be given At the Central
Engine House on Tkursda, evening. the 18th
tnst. Good music sin be provided. Tick
,ss. 100. JOHN KELLY.
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PHILADELPHIA MARkET.

fhilADflfhi& Dtc-. H.
Flour irm and in moderate demand.
Wheas steady and unchanged
Corn in fair request; Old Yellow So: New
s5d SOC.
Oats In good request a 400 ilc.
Whisky dull at l9Ls@eoc.
Coffee active and advanced &c: sales 81
5000 bsgs. New Orleans at l7is@l7ase.
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Int - sting ship Islamd-A
Naval Enlargement Nobody q.
HnF0.

NV Yosk. Dec. is:-The Constitution
which arrived here yesterday left at Shin j.
land a large body Of troops. her splendid ri.
de long range guns. and six fine life boats
On the day the Constitution sailed from Shir
Island between the United States gunboal
New London and the steamer De Soto. and
two rebel armed vessels. the Pamlico and
California. which were attempting to run the
gauntlet from New Orleans N Mobile. 70.
BODY was hurt on either side
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Certificate OF es Years Tie.

Newcastle, Wesiches,er County, ny.
August II. 1851.
Ia DRAMATICALLY Dear sir I am now ses.~-
v-aine years old, and Cor tn last twentv-srh
wears have bern = Constant user q your yegst.a.s
Universal r1iis ~heu sisk, fully realizing the sdvsn.
tsge Of enforcing purvsiion with anediann. ~h,sA
~hie harmless IN It's nature. removes al imrurts.
can safely say that the vigorous ola age Inow a..
Joy has been caused mainly ~ the timely u, : n
brsndreth's Pills fhsvc had In those ist tuer.,
eight years several FITS Of sickness, ana oceaxioaalv
scms inarmi'y Il age would press uron M. A
these TIMES have always found your pits : ru-s
remedy. giving me not snly health bus strength. 4
consider them. not caly invaluable ss 4 purgsas~
but also as a tonic. l have never dsrin~ tAese lss
t~ensy-eishtyc.rs used any other msdlcine Via
ever. being ocnvinsed. BY experience. that none va,
ss good. Brandress's rls have also been a..
used hy ny asighsors IN every tsnk Of Sickness. az.
have essa s-vcf known 70 nal vaem promptly a..
minisirre1 icurs truly.
NATHANIEL HYATT.
Justice Of The Peace for forty years in wes,cAe..e-
Ny. lrioe - CENTS per box.
Sold by ,. n. ccsrSsssN. rerre-Asas.. and y.
Respectable dealers IN medicine. tdeciia-in.
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y. Katzenbach viii give a Grand Bali 9p
Christmas Eve. Tuesday, Dec. 9th. a. Ma
tior.l Han The most extreme arrange
nen,s viii be made 20 render i pleasant and
attractive.
The best OF music and "A elegant supper
win be furnished. DID.
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. >trunons 81 Scrofnious affections are Ia
eusse. tho blight. The potato TO Of msnkind. Try
are sie and flthy swell As fatal. hey arise Gss
~eoufsninatioh and impurisy q he hioet. ana are a.
he secn all around Us everywhere. one easrser e.
al ne meet are tainted with then, and oae quar.ei
81 'aese de q them; die foolishly too, because they
are durable. ArrE's SxksaFuniA clcAnses cas a,
ser0faions oonapsiou fron TIE Mood. renders n puse
and healthy, and enectnslly expsrgsses The ioul
contamination from the syStem. No longer srosa
under your >erofnleus disorders. ssnce tn srres:.,s
lie ann has rTcsidsd bis masscsly continuation o.
curative Virtues thai Ae CALI sRssrssuuA-p~m
oersf. Waterbury. G.
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~ The campbsll-caPt- SHOEMAKER
ieft for Monsezuma. and intermediate fofts
Il 4 o'clock yesterday.
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o Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

No ogleiai ~Iaformafion trsm E~agiand-TEe
Ca6iaef Calm bar F1m-Masss and Sii-
dell ar'H not b Girea tP-Dipiomsey Ex
pecisd 70 Settle all Dlleuhies-Iaereass Of
Lasen Seafsmeaf ia Eastern Tfrgiais-Ns
Messrn9er post HASTE 10 Lord Lvons-Ns
tItnaafnm ErBecfed
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CORRESPONDENCE 10 THI pfAocR At.
TIrToS. Mo-, Dec, l6-Yosterday orders
were received here for all the forces al this
point TO hold themselves in readiness 70
march, at a moments notice. At the same
time Gen. Pope commanding the Department
Of Central Missouri. at the head of nearly all
the troops in winter-quarters at Otteryille,
marched westward towards Warrensburg for
the purpose AZ il generally believed here of
cutting on Price, whom our scents report
making forced marches 10 reach Gems. Rains
AID Stein. now in the entertainments at Lex
ington.
Everybody is on the look out for startling
and good news as universal confidence is &c Il
in the ability aud bravery Of Gen Pope and
his army.
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES oLAsKs.s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS /
Prepared rem a preseriyfln Of S.r J. osyk
ND. Physician Extraordinary 70 IA Qse,n.
This invaluable medIsins Is unf.ilins IN n. +, ,
ell those painful and dangerous diseases 10 which N.
female constitution Is subject itmoderssss sl -.
eesses and removes all Oh-trocsion-. nd : sp..a,
cure may be relied on.
10 MARRIED lAHTs
I : particularly suited. "a ~iil. Ia = sLast IN.
bring on The monthly period With regularity.
zach boal>. price cne dollar. tesrs q.
ment Stamp dGrsst ButAin. 20 prevent eoanss.
feits.
CAUTION.
TAes< fs1s sson1a at - faI@a ~ ,-n n. dr..
"a fTRsI THREE MONTHS n Pr0nsa~r
@k~r 9ssse Nsg are safs.
Ia all cases q Sersea. and spinal ArAruoos p.,.
10 The BAet and Limbs. Fatigue - sllshs ..sris.
P.iplsaaon q the Heart, Hy-aerscs and vhiss-.
tbsse Pills viii assst a curs -hsn N stAsr m.so,
have failed and although = powerful r-..s,. ..
not contain iroo. oaio@el. snsimosy Of .aysfi..
burtful 10 the consntauan.
Full airecuons IN the ~psnnphlet around essh
sge. Which should be carefully preserved.
Sole tsent Coz he unllei slsles sndCsnass.
,oB kosEs. a~seIc c. Baldwin a CO.
Rchests. n. y
S.h.-ti,eo Asa spostave rt.sap@ embossed - 49,.
satha7sed agent. will insure = ba.us. coos.ininz q
pill. - return mai sA b \. caa4iastss.
AMI ?. n. IeSosils. f-rf. assss. sna al So
Druggists. lmys4s-rf
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WASHINGTON. Dee. l6.-The Preaden, la.
received no Official Information from Enr.
land relative 20 the Mason and SlidelI affair.
The Cabinet has been in session for sew.
erai hours to-day, dnring which our difficulty
with England was discussed with great calm
ne-s and tirmness. Whatever tie demands
from Engiand NAV be and the English news
paper buster, II j. not taken - 81, true in
dieati0n Of the intention of thai To-, eminent.
Our Government has resolyei tat Mason
and Slidell shall never be givra IN. This
may be relied upon a. a fixed ~ The i'm
preston Is that England woaii make a de
mand for the release Of the rebels seized,
but that a lengthy correspondence would set
tie the matter without A var.
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a prominent and influential citizen Of Ma
ryland, who las recently been in Richmond.
reports that the Union sentiment in Eastern
Virginia, AZ RAPIDLY increasing. lie saws that
II Congress does not legislate u~nfssorably on
the slavery question. that pcrlion 81 Virgin
IA safe for the Union.
The umors Of 3 messenger arriving post
haste, With dispatches for Lord Lyons are
false.
No ultimatum from The English Govern
ment, IN regard 10 Mason and Slidell Is ex-
pected AZ the beginning Of Diplomatic CORES
pondence
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r. q. q u.
BOOKS.

TRUMPs: A NOVEL By GRO.
II " CrRf-. splessiidly nlssirsaed - n.4.za.
MkCAULAY'S HISTORY Oh ENGLAND
THE WITS AND bRApx OF SOCIETY
~ he sothr - scu~ens q r<<tseF.~
~Heisa-ss A ". NJ BUCKIssnAns
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NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers
~ fbsEe D~,illns I'D sioFs Keen Ia near ~
tc~r. ~sxcs.s1l plsess - all ses4s. xhlsh I sll
trs1s Sc prop<rsy "a - n~zr reTre nsate, ~ pa :
assrtoes II essh kpriyto
HARExKr.
ssrls<s~s7 Rs1 Eststs ksea1
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The Treason Of the Missouri Senators
t~onhrmed.
SPECIAL To fklut N.
NAsarSrToS. DEE. IA gentleman ju.t
arrived from Missouri. states that senator
foik has gone over - the rebels ard is TAX
ing counsel With them a Memphis. His
son has long been esgrani. a. we'll A. shat Of
johnson. his colleague.
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Prom Col Albert Pike. NC. fom ArkAss.s
WASHINGTON. II. c. June n. issc.
Il have nsed two bottles Of your Bazuer.s ~,
LAID bsrrxSs. and have found il very useful IN "a.
Of Indigestion and Headache. and recommend IL =.
all Who need = pleasant and enicscious rsmeay A,
valuable tonic.
TIE late High sheriff On Allegheny coansy h.
given rs the following
Twas sniieted with Debility % the Digestive q.
gans amounting 10 a severe attack cf Dysperaa
which had reduced my hesh considerably. NJ vii
WAS also Afflicted under the same eircumstsnoes. an
With the same disease. Having u-ed your meaicln.
called BanasvE's HssIsSB Bsrnss. we both ohtain.
ed relief. ard are happy 20 afford you this publ
evidence Of ifs value.
JOHN FoRSYTH.
Pittsburgh, Jan. ed. ISL.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


~ Ten thousand troops have left Ind.
n Tor Kentucky within the lazi ten day-.
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SfirTiay Mems from MissoHri-AHae troops
at Upton under Marching orders-Priee
Marching Norf1-He is 10 be Intercepted
and cut Of.
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neses Fsrce sarrrasea ~ n.rssss
burx.

~FREDrEscx. Nd. Dec. l5.-lt has been a.
cersaincd hat tie rebels bad considerably in.
creased their force at Martinsburg. probably
BY a contingent from Gen. Jackson com.
mand.
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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-04-27

The first three sentences Of the quota.
lion Observation-Disclosures I'VE dis.
like that other plural noun Of four letters. J
When Col. Davies Is introduced we
were more than ordinarily astounded at
the immense extent to which egotism win
sometimes stretch itself. THE most ex-
smplary and efficient officer in the terri.
tory J" And again, although he has
been here but . few months, it is admit.
ted that he has done more in that time
than had been done in as many years by
bis prsdeeessOrs.n Aud further fpar,lOo
our repetitiO1s ''The Indians are ali
pleased and speak everywhere Of him as
their Coop FxrMEK' In contradiction 10
others who hare held the same uosition
Among these is Saint Brigham him.
| self &c. - ~. -,
As 10 the disqualification and ef6eiency
o. eol Davies, the FIRST is rather re,
HectloR upon the morals and general con.
duet Of bis federal associates; the second
equally SO upon The Official discharge Of
their duties. What he has Gsne in tn,
lew months he has been here so FAR a
surpaSs what has been done ia o. man,
years previously. the records Of the In