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FROM CHICAGO.

kesrs from the South ria MempAis-Gairss
ton Eracnated-Rebl Forfsfeatioas-yo,
orer The Enolish Ners-Federai Prisoners
and Deseriions-Clai5 jackson at Coium.
5as-H Prcelsimefh-Asks for $4,000
Men.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-The Memphis Appeal
OF the 18th, has following:
KNOXVILLE, Dec. l.. Two mere of the
bridge burners Union mem were hung 20.
day. by order OF Gen. Carroll.
Vice President stephens Il seriously i'll.
The Avalanche OF the same date saws that
Galveston, Texas. has been evacuated BY the
Confedorates.
JEFF. Thompson IS bssy iortifying New
Madrid.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Tribune
saws a pontoon bridge is being constructed
over the river at Memphis.
This side Of Memphis thcre il a fort of lO2
guns called Fort Pillow.
Fort Randolph. near Memphis, l. being
strongly fortified.
The rebels are ~jubilsnt over the English
interference in the Mason and Slidell affair.
There are a number OF Federal prisoner
az Memphis, 5. In number.
Desertions from the rebel army are fire.
quent and numerous.
Gov. Claib jackson was az Columbus on
Wednesday. and has issued a proela nation
calling on the people of Missouri 10 furnish
jeff. Thompson 10000 men. and IN augmen,
Prices force 10 $4,000.
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Night Dispatches.
ONGREsSIONA

XNXyIITH CONGRESS-Fm-r Session.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.
SESArI.-Mr. Iumbui, presented n peti-
ton asking for the removal of jesse ID.
Bright from the Senate.
Mr. Wilson presented a petition for the rs
tablishment OF a system TO exchange priso-
ners; also a report IRON the Military Com
mittee and a Joint Resolution expressing re.
cognition Of the gallantry Of Gen. Lyox and
the soldiers under his command at Spring
field.
Mr.. pomeroy made a few remarks IN eu
logy on the character of Gen. Lyon, with q
sketch Of the battle OF Springfield, wher,
tho warrior of the West ended his gallant
and well spent lie, and = tribute 10 the gal
laniry n d bravery of the soldiers.
Mr.. Dixon and Mr.. Foster also spoke o
the true worth, and gallantry and devotion 4
the country which characterized Gen. LYON
The resolution passed.
Mr.. sumner reported from the COMMITTEE
on Foreign Relations.
The House bin for the relief of the own
ers Of the British ship Perthshire-laid OF
the table.
Mr.. TrumbnIl reported back from TIA
Committee on tie judiciary the bill 70 abe
ish the II. s Saprcme Court. and asked .
be discharged from furihec consideration Q
the subjec. vhercupon the committee va
discharged.
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CAMP EQUIPAGE AND MUNITIONS
TAKEN.


81 Lo,i.. Dee m.-Further information
has been received from the W est this morn
ing 10 the effect that 10 addition 10 the sxpe.
dillon auder Gen Pope. against the enemy
al and near Clinton. another part of he tor
ces under Col Jea c. Davis and Marshall,
surprises another camp OF Rebels on the az
tetnoon Of the 18th inst. near Milford a little
North of Msrrensburg. A brisk skirmish
eusued cns0ed when the Rebels finding them
selves surrounded surrendered. Col. Davis
took I 800 prisoners including 3 Colonels
and AZ Captains, 1000 stand OF arms. 1 600
horses, c. wagons anda large quanty o fients
baggage and supplies
Our loss Was ? killed and 5 wounded The
Rebels loss il not yet known. Information
from Glasgow states that our troops captur-
cd two tons of powder buried on Ciaib Jack
sons farm.
MAJ. Hubbard captured GO Rebels a day
or two siuce in johnson county.
The troops In Kansas have been stirring
during the past week and good rev ia ex
peetei from them daily.
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Southern News via Charleston and
Norfolk Mnnchauseuisms-Fauik-
uer at Norfolk.

Fonr MONROE, Dec. ia flag OF truce
brought a copy Of the Norfolk Day Book
There il little news in il. We however ex-
tract the following:
CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. l9.-The Mercu
~ Of this morning says the Federalists now
occupy Beaufort and Port Royal Island with
n force supposed TO be five hundred.
They have erected a battery near Port
Royal Ferry of - pounder PARROT guns. and
arc throwing mp Entertainments on Port Roy
al Island.
Ii j. reported t..af a federal launch was fir
ed into by our troops, and seven killed.
The Nashville il informed that twenty
eight FEDERAL soldiers lately entered the line
OF ten. Zollicofer's army, stating that after
reading Lincoln's message they could no lon
ger bear arms against tho south. and were
ready 70 fight against the abolition tyranny.
SavASNAm. Dee. l3-Nothing has, as vet,
been hesrd from the Stone fleet.
A part OF the Port ROYAL expedition has
sailed South.
The Norfolk Day Book has a report than
Mr.. G. r. Adams, u. s. Minister. demanded
his passports on the announcement of the
Queens proclamation.
The health Of Vice President Stephens Is
much improved.
Porchcr Miles continues very i'll.
Mr.. Faulkner arrived at Norfolk yester-
day and proceeds TO Richmond to morrow.
The George Peabody arrived here from
Hatteras this morning but brought no news.
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FROM NEW YORK.

First Arrisal II Cenoa trem Pert Roysi-
FeHr Z .pussnd Nrn 81 Bessfarf end other
Pessts-Rqorfers for az Press Ordered
m-Fcdrrai Force al Port Royai-Forts
7kossapd PoHsds Of Cotton Sseured-fAr
Sfsae Fsd AZ Ssrssaah and Charleston
NV YoRk. Dec. 3=The steamer Al
lsntic. from Port Royal. Dec. IL. has arrived.
She has a cargo Of - 600 pounds Of Sea
Island Cotton. gathered under the direction
OF Government Agents by the negroes
Gen. stevens brigade of 4 600 men nov
occupies Beaufui, LADY Island. s. Helena
and Bay Point.
Gen. veilc< cspciition has been sbandon
ed
Cen. Sherman had issued orders that ali
The reporters Tor the Pres should leave the
place Immediately.
The nnmeer Of uoops a Port Royal an
vicinity vas about -. 600 men.
Forty thousand pounds Of Cotton bal beer
secured when the Atlantic sailed. snd xou,,
~ shipped IN the next steamer
a part of the Stone Fleet was 81 Savsn
nah and = part Of them had gore - Charles
ton
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 20

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.
Flour very duh at 81 90 for superfine: hard
" any sales.
Oats declined 10 29@29isc and dull.
Corn firm at 2Sc.
Rye has advanced 10 BE.
Barley 45Q4sc.
Whisky firm and in good demand at 1880.
Hogs in fair demand at SS@S3,lo with a
frmer feeling, receipts 5000. Weather IA.
Mess Pork in moderate demand; sales of
200 bbls at 50; the best brands are held az
1925.
Lard dull at &c; demand quite limited.
Green Meats dull: &c for Shoulders and )
lac for Hams; 2,00o pieces hulk sides sold at
&c.
Coffee firmer bat quiet; l9is "a Die IS the
whole range FOR inferior 10 choice Rio.
Molasses dull at 42Oi3c.
Sugar firm at 9x @l0Lc.
Money market is quiet. Exchange steady
at lac premium.
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ber>xrrs cscc<Isr-Tht- ofsii hair ysep
ausicns h certainly The most rcpal4r. and ne
are s~s.r~d by friends that have used il, oi
IA great Superiority. Instead Of containing
= l.rs- portion Of heating Substances nn az
lmsl els. which have heretofore entered IN
70 the e~onpssisicn Of all hair preparations. Il
i entirely free fon ,hem. aud BY - e%colins
properties. removes dAndruf and itching. ans
impafts % the hair most lusnnsni an
glossy appearance.
lie altogether The eAsApsss and BET hail
drsssins IN he worla--Bspe-r Dsihs Erxa
sas Tls-ea
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Mr.. MAxr 4. closss, Teacher OF An-
SIC. viii give lessons upcn the Piano Forte.
with or without the use OF instrument IN
srrucsisn in Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
eIther choral or with instrumental accomPa
nimens. New popular Sheet Music, Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss MeLeod's School
Room. or ut her residence. Corner Of Ohio
Hnd Third streets.
A frs, class Piano for sale. Terms res
eonable. VI"
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FROM WASHINGTON.

DISPATCHES Of fAe British Minstrr more Nod.
crate and Sessibl< fkan expecfed-Befcr
Feefing an round-GeR Burnsids's Eyps-
difisa-Rerier Of he Trooss-Trefre Yea.
sels ReadE 70 SaI-OEr Corr nsseHf 'rH
n Dignihed ard CoRciliaforH
SPECIAL TO IHr ros1.
NmI~erox. Dee. 2.-Thc dispatches OF
The British Ministry are reported % be more
the British press. Nothing perempsory or
imperative viii be addressed 10 our Govern.
ment. and nothing. IA short. which cannot be
settled by diplomacy.
The general feeling Lere i favorable 10
peace aud conciliafion. and 20 tho reference
OF eli disputed questions 70 an International
commission. but no cue j. IN favor Of rein.
gushing a particle Of our right.
Gcn. Burnside arrived az AunsPoiis this
morning. and immediately commenced his
preparations for the departure Of the exrcdl.
lion % The south.
A grand review OF sea fc1iments Of las
oeueralI command took ylsre uttay. The
mea are Ia excellent ccnditicn ard eager fcl
the start
-Four Of the vessels belonging % the expe
dision arrived Al Annapolis lssi night. max
night, making a total oftwelve which are u
rssdi,css for departure
wosips DissAlcH
The coFsrnpsat dispatches concerning ~
/ Nilsson and siidsll df'calts. VII be Of a dis
nifss bnf conciIistoQ aat1re- They VI
atisfy tho EnglisA Cabinet that no insul
was intended. There IL not now the . ieh:
ssaaoabt but th<s The matter viii be speedi
= y. honorshly and ausc.hly s<sslsd-
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wxrEp.-one hundred and ffty-six y
No. | men for the crack Battery, Mounted
Light Artillery of Indiana. which T. Coulson
,fsullivan ia authorized to raise. Those de-
s;riag to serve in this most desirable branch
Of the service can now have an opportunity
and. probably. the last that will offer.
Camp Of Instruction, at indianapolis Bat
tesy now In waiting at the Arsenal. All
commissioned and non commissioned officers
10 be chosen from the ranks.
PAY from sl3 to go per mouth. and a
bounty Of 500 in gold.
Enlistment now rapidly going on IN Sulii-
van and adjoining counties. and from present
indie stions Il is expected TO be able to report
IN fun force al Headquarters by the 2Sth inst.
For further particulars zee s Coulscn. salii-
van. or r. T.. Ball. Wabash Street. Terre
u.u,e T. KlNGMAN.
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LATER FROM PORT ROYAL.
Advance Into the nort
REBELS
The Chivalry Again
Run Away.
HOLLINs DEFEATED IN THE
MASSACHUSETTS,
New Orleans Depending,
RUMORED NEGRO TNsURREcTToN
IN MISSISSIPPI
ROLLINS DEFEATED IN rHk
MASSACHUSETTS,
RUMORED NEGRO INSURREcTION
IN MISSISSIPPI.

NV ioEK, Dec. @.-Four hundred OF
our men on the 10th crossed TO the main
land towards the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad. They had an encounter with a
Rebel force of 1 500 who reiterated after fir
Ing a yolley without effect.
A special 20 the Tribune from Port ROYAL
of the l4:L gives a rumor Of the defeat Of
Hollins and the sinking of his ship by tho
steamer Massachusetts,
Unusal depression j. reported throughout
the South. New Orleans Is particularly des
ponding.
A great negro instruction is reported in
Mississippi and an immense amount Of prop
erty has been destroyed. $i5a.0o0 on the
Quitman estate alone.
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u The special correspondent of the Gin
ei,nari Gazette. writing from Washington,
hs- the following: "Cen I'm Lane has been
rendered = Brigadier Generalship. with the
command OF the Kansas troops. which he will
accept. and resign his seat in the Senate. af-
ter proving before the Judiciary Committee
and Senate bis right TO hold Il. lane has
heretofore held a military commission in the
Indiana Legion from Governor Morton
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kesiucky Military Items.
We CLIP uhr followinr from The Iou-vil

-
Jsnr rsf Of the ieIh.
Five regiments Of troop will leave Ohio
for Kentucky the present week. Ten thous
and effective men have left Indians for Ken
lucky within the last ten days.
The Forty second Ohio Regiment Colonel
Garfield. Ten Cincinnati by The steamers la
eta and Lady Jackson for Prestonburs. Nv.
on Monday
The steamer CITY OF Madison and Ian
caslsf No. 3srived from Madison. Ind. thi.
morning. having on board the Fifty first In
diana regiment
battery Of .ix t~elve-poundsr~. under
command Of Capt Busch. from Richmani.
fnaiaaa. arrived yesterday
No les than seven regiments OF infan,ry
passed down Broadway Al sn early hour yes
serday morning.
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PHrLADKLPnrA.-The Bulletin says thai
is informant must be mistaken about the
Merrimac sticking on the stocks. anothes
informant says the Merrimac was in the Dry
Dock and that her upper works were cut
down SO as 10 bring her water line on al
most a level with the water, that she was
covered with heavy timber and shcathed
iron.
1t is probable that in taking her out of the
Dry Dock her weight Wa so great that abe
would not float and thar "a sunk and can
never be raised.
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CouIsoS's AnruirxY.-Wc had a call
yesterday from Capt. Ringmsn. who i 70
cruiting for Capt. Coulson's Mounted Artil-
Iery Company. lie informs ~ Tia, they
they have now one hundred men cnlisted,
aud hope 10 be full in an another week
This speaks well for the energy and tack of
the recruiting officers. and u an earnest of
what the company viii be when 0rgauized
and drilled.
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SECESSION PArr1s-We received lastnight
from some source. a copy Of the Nashville
Union and American, and a copy OF the
Nashville Bowling Green Louisville Courier.
both OF the llth inst. They contain many
interesting items. some Of which we will lay
before our readers Their extracts from
northern papers arc TO the 81 inst.
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Certificate ef IS Years I've.
N,~cssls wessshsssr county. NJ.
August II. 1851.

Ne~cssle weslchts,er county. NJ.
August II. 1851.
p4 L E-ANs~rrn-Ny Dear Sir: I an pS~ Sver
years have lea q eon-ssnt u-r Of y0ar Vegetable
rsiverssi Pills when sscS. fany realizing he stvss.
tsse Of eofccaeE pcresnoa with snsdlcne. ~hicA.
-tne harmless II is nature. reuc~v> al tzpzrres.
lean sssely say that the vigorous olt sss irov e..
Joy has bo~u eaus~a mainly BY Tie uns.y Go 9 {
evandre.h's Pills ihsve had f. these las, t~c1.y
dght years several ga % siosnsss. srS cccssers,y
scas innrniy q sge ~Ouid prsss uPcn M, A.
1s-s uEes I have always fsEn8 your pgiss q su-e
remedy. giStng ne nes CAY lea,1 but st-ssgtA. !
oosiasy them nos oliy Invaluable a. = psrg.cva
5ut also a. a toIIc. I have never ss.ns tAesc isa
velty eight ycsrs used Gy cAer Eed-d1e wtsf-
yer. being oonvinseS. ~ experience. that rous ~N
sssoi. DrEsdrola's rl;s have 40 s~~ le>y
issd ~ ny H~Oshsos IN every hnk q sickness. s,d
asve been revcr known - fAIl ~heu pro1r.y az
rinlsterc1 Yours truly,
NATHANIEL HrATT.
Justice Of ,s f,sos fOE f0sg years IN westoAes,er.
NJ. Price - cents per bsx.
sSd hy J. n. ccssszxx. Terrs-Hsuts. go ~ al
respectable dealers in medisise. ta~ecsiid~in
Tonic.
lFrcm Col. Albert Pike. N. C.. from Arkansas,
wAsHISoroS, y. c. Junc II, lsSc.
81 have nsed two bottles q your Banzxyrs HoL.
LAND Brnxs. and have found Il very useful IN cas-
Of Indigestion and Headache. and recommend II IL
al who need pleasant and enlcacious rrmea5 and
valuable touic.
The late High sheriff Of Allegheny comfy IA.
given u the following
"Twas afflicted With Debility of the Digestive o.
cans amounting to q severe attack of Dysrepsis.
which had reduced my nesh considerably. My VII
was also afflicted under the same circumstances, aud
~iih the sanse disease. Having used your metieine
called rnRaNvE's HoLLAsD rI1nns, NE oOth obtain
ed relies an are happy to snord you this phil,
evidence 81 it, value.
JOHN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh, Jan. ed, Isl.
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NV lOkk, Dec. ~.
Stocks better with fair business; Cleve.
land L Toledo. 3ll4; Michigan Southern.
l71s; Michigan Central. ASH: b. 30; Erie
81: har:an, preferred, ~; Erie. preferred,
475s: Chicago & Rock Island. 1911; New
YorK Central, 761s; Pacific Mail, s3ls II. &
A. % bonds, $50; United States 6s. 81;
Registered. 81; Coupon e91s; Tennessee 6's.
Ala; Missouri. $50; California "a, IS; Eric
LIST bonds, 1907; Hudson LIST bonds, l0f;
Huds cs, Sc.
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FprgvAr-The Mite Society Il e9nnee-
ton with the First Baptist Church. will hold
\ Festival IN the National Hall. on wednos-
dsy Evening. Decembef 2Sth. the proceeds
of which will be appropriated for the berefs
Of said Church. Admission fee 25cen,s
December 81 ia,
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DEPARTMENT.

- Among tho reported deaths ID the
array ct tae Potonac, wee zee the names %
B. Bridge. Of the Sixteenth. ard A. Yielding.
OF fnc Sincfeenih Indiana regiment
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~. cnsRrE SsIoos-Anosher Of shose
popular free lunches gill be sei al the 81.
Charles saloon tonight II vii ~ in ss@h-
iin's best style.
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\. Katzenb.ch viii gisea Grand Fall o.
Obrisnss Eve. Tuesday. Dec 23h, Il IA
,;on.l Hall The most extreme arrange
meuts viii be made 70 render Is pleasant and
attractive
The hes, OF music ard Al elegant supper
viii be furnished. w.
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PONY EXPRESS.
ne s.e rr.relsce. C.ussrni., an
Ten Days frem -. Jescph, Ne.

Ls1<r< ~slxstnx bslf $1,000 = 1aA~< ...oe 60
- se~<y s&t-n ks1 49, = 1srrea
~ <1rt - ~
Il o~-s - =. su<is>i n ovs~rnz-u< s1s-r@-
sr~slcp<s. - a. &Fnes o&sr~~g<ps@f
O. s14 <A<r I1ly n~u Z r~t.e1s1 = ft - 30
kslf c<1< ~tr - nste
Ls1sr. - rs?-s go
asa<. Al trxsr&<t = e<<~1 xf1 % shsrrkx-
r~~s ~sth rruUp<n<><
~ sr<s<r isfzszus2 ssvy 49, &c. u a>
knsre<r kspr~<s CaaBsfy. pcftfsst t4ee 4
scSssG nsvAs>csx. As~us
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TruxT R<vIrSo--who goes IA Coz she
eighteen pound Turkey There viii be a
raele for an eighteen pound turkey At eight
o'clock 10 night. At number ,, under Cars
Hall. Free Lunch afterwards.
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NEasras 90 Exr usoS Rulss ~ill please
uke nctics hat The Cars orisrcd by shs
eonnstsss. have arrived ssl are fos ns< a.
D&Esrs H,s spd Gap Ezporan. iss Nsln
sEsst .pee. u. sss
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NEW YoRK. Dec. 20.--Cea. W. Jones. OF
Iowa. Ex-Minister 10 Bogota, was arrested
by order Of Secretary Seward and sent 10
Fl. Lafayette.
Only Sl99, 400 in specie was sent out in
the Africa. There Is said TO be active pre-
parations for large shipments in the next few
DAYS in case events warrant them.
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- Read the Prospectus Of the INV
Yosx LEDsEs. in another column IL shows
how real talent will thrive in spite Of the
times. The / EDoER i tbs most successful
paper ever published. and has the largest
circulation. See what Mr.. BoSNFz says in
as own advertisement.
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A Ua;o1 Bali viii be given at The Central
Engine House on Thursday evening TIRE fssh
Good music viz be provided. Tick
cts, Al 90 JOHN hnLAi
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ATTENTION. UStoS Rnrs-You are ossa-
msnied 10 be At the Armory, on sasoriay
evening, AZ i. o'clock. fcr business and arll.
NJ. ID. TOPPING. Capt.
J.. {. McrEr, @ \
Dec. la..td
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kssVlsrfoS CArs-T.H. Loveue Al re
ne Nee York Ia, Store. h.s The sae-s and
best made Re<uls,ioa Gap ever uasde. uAisA
~ sells Al osr po.lA.
tiu.
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- A pair OF stockings. sent b. The Ia
de- Committee for the use of some gallant
volunteer. was accompanied ~ The follow
ing verse.
Brave sentry ca yoar lonely beat.
Nav these blue stockings warm your feet:
And uhea frum val aud camps you part.
Nay some fnlr kniiler warm your heart.
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Osssex,s R~rculA7ioS CAss-CoseF and
ali complete. at Basnett's Hat and Cap Em-
porium. ia. Main Street. fcr 20 cents
Dec. 2l.-dlw
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Iosr-oon Thursday. peocmeet- l9sh. =
Money Pouch. containing al .2S In silver and
some cid family relic< The finder may
keep the money. Il the other thing. arc re-
turnca 90 this cllce.
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Come All he. Ny squad In the Irish
brigade.

v WUFF Ut 'F'T
Brigade.
Col. Mrlligan says he must have ~A'lsiae
ton for The deeds done At Lexington. Win
Col Mullen a. our leader, We win 90 and a.
SIS. him. be Il 10 Lexington or eisewhere.-
The Uuion must b preserved Let n all
go 10 reinforce him. caii At our Office IN
the Linton Bic ok. and we will tell you where
h' i ben. EBBITT.
Az =. Z. MOORE.
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HA7sl HAn'-r. II. Lo~erre-~ho Is

HA7s. HAn'-T. II. Lo~erre--rho = a
,~-.cs,c.I Halter. and successor TO joseph Z.
Yates, corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street.
~. received his Pail style OF blocks and has
now on hand snd i manufacturing 70 order
die h.ndsomest style OF Fall and Winter
Hat AZ priceS ranging from two dollars mp
-. df
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| have jus, received from New York a
nice stock OF Fashionable Hats and Gaps, al
% CliIdren's Fancy Hats and Caps Tor the
Holidays. which 7 eau sell cheaper than shy
hcase in the city. Give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
j. Ii. SYKES,
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- su1nons o. Screfaious adeocons az tAe
curse. The hight. The pctsic TO- q mankind. TAy
are vie and tltty swell As fatal. hey Nis fra
-eent-ainsroa ard frararssy e she sssoe. sne s-s %
Be secn all sro1nd us everywhere. oze Qusrer 81
al Ne meet are tainted viii hen. ant ere crzter
q these die &C them; Gle fzllshly TOO, ee-snsc rhry
arc durable. Aus's sakSAf.kniA ~elearseS ca de
Srot2"os ecrrrrsiou from nebioot. r~nc~r- q pare
snd healthy. sD1 er~ctaA,iy exPurEaiss The fsu'
conisnLaanoa som The system. No Logger r-oea
ander yoeE >rofslons disorders, since Tie i-rssisa-
be Assxhss prcsidS his mastery conblnsron q
curative virtues ass he calls sAsssrszslA-lDer-
eerst. Waterbury, G..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

Dispsfehes lnm lord Lycu q Adulsi
Mise ~srs also placed en- boegs BE Esissh
<~unloNs S@n1nii. vhich sailsi imn~1ately
tor Bsfmu1s.
TIE british gnubost hlnsl6o arrives bers
tbs znorninx from Halifax
The ss>suer Damascus. from LIVERPOOL,
Tevsnbsr e9Eb. arrives ths nouins.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

COAL! COAL!

A. e. COMBS L co,
II reriy loy-r Is rs "xarC NINA" 60
U1-tkrps-gusrs> uiss ~sst q 1s cr 1re No.
pr>3sr~t " fsrr.sh The -tssns q rsrTs-hss< f~f
rch:y, viii . good srtick q ~~sii-~-e<D~f coal
txnrss 70 suit tksse ptrtSus u1s2
- crt~rs Len -<s c. A. oost~ln, $50. a. ~
vxo Scales O. 81 6. Hc<uDsn's t,ors. 18th
oh c&ssl wzn " spss &C sssI pee. osvs -
uta ~. u. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

sailing Of the Affiea-Dispatehrs tor
BERMUDA
NT~ Yeas. Dec @.-The Steamer Ar.
ca sziicd tbs aitefncoa.
Ofoatchrs uefe f-s~1r3ei - tbo usual