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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

WE have removed TO N new
Stores. 70 snd = vias st-.st between SEC.
ond not Pearl sfrests. ~hers - shsI b pleased q
zee cur friends and cu toners.
VIA q large and complete ssck u Groceries q
.tkfnis. ard greatly Increased facilities Tor DOM
saSness. -e are prspsred % supply buyers % he
mssi f.vorsois terms
clne.nnau. Dec. %. 1871 dk-l.
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Attention luton Rides

You are hereby commanded 10 meet At
the Arme.y at 2 o'clock this (~Saturday) AZ
ternoon. in FUN Uniform. and with ten rounds
Of blank c,rridges. for parade. By order
Of VI. d. TOPPING. Captain.
J. @. kcYKr. O.S.
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Erw YokK. Dec. G..The schooner Olive
Branch. from Boston. At Aux Caves. reports
having been chased by = brig showing { RI
tish colSra She ssw 4 great number Of
men on he Der decks and supposed her 20 be
. privafeer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

R~KorIATros Csr-T.H. Lowerrs at the
the New York bat Store. has TIE hnes, and
hes, made Regulation Gap sver made. which
he sells At OSr DoLLsR.
div.
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st>ckp srsi~ 40 higher: Clsvelsnd ard
Tose3o q. Callers ard Chsc.eo es,x: cle~e-
lad. Columbus AMI Cincinnaa la, Ilinoss
centrsl Scrip se4: Panama l0sx: Eneos:
DO H.ren f1ls Residing SsI Michigan
Csptal isas % gGsrshiecd 81: Chicsgo.
BsrIinxtoa s.d os.aey - a: Ser-ieh snd
Central M: Pacific Nail q: 6alena and
caxase - sonds s.: Missouri CO ssh: q.
0GUG.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

have just received from New York .
nice stock Of Fashionable Hats and Cap. al.
80 children's Fancy Hats and Caps for the
Holidays. which | can sell cheaper than any
house in the city. Give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
J. Ii. SYKES.
lat door east Of J. @. Ross.
Dec. Is, a 90 Jan. lst.
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"AxrrD o THE ryTED skTEs ARaY-
Ahi<-bcti-f rasn. b<f~<en 49, u ~ixhtssn
end Hfrsv-fvs years Pay. - Sans 81 " veiua-
t><r~ zen eis.c - ezfc4 r<r mcntA, wish r.ae-s
sDd c.srr<rs. - c~rUsncs ~ ercs-
ps3u prr<<1t rsrsisngns. ny sct<i<x las a e.
p-wsnn.sy 81 bs<szinx . eunzisius>< sfn<r.
Er frrh<r tnfo~msftn-. srP<y a. ~ r<rter-1s
e T<rs-Hsrss. 81 he we<t sl3s q ne ssnsrs
TENN ~ ENLISTMENT,
Throe Kearas.
ALFRED L. HoUCH.
is:si-.-~sr s~T-s's o."
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DR.. ]. II. NeLkAN, Ssle FropFietor.
Corner Third and Pine sos.. =. Louis, No.
mr.. McLean's Universal Pftisi

on II,Ts c~csu1Aisr. tlsorcx~. HkAn<css,s
There never has been q medics.
offered 10 the public. thst has given such en're sat
lsfacuon a. McLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inne
cent and can be taken BY The most tender infant, YET
prompt and powerful In removing AL Bilious secre-
ions, acid OF impure. fetd matter from tbs stomach.
IN f.et. they are tbo only pills that should be used In
malarious Distrtcts.
They produce no gripping. sickness or PAIN IN The
stomach OF bowels, though very active and searching
the liver and Kidneys. Who will suneg nom bilious
ness. headache sa1 foul stomach, when 80 cheap .
remedy can be obtsinedf Keep them constantly on
hand. a single dcse taken In season. may prevent
hcrrs. DAYS ard monihs Of sickness. Ask ior Dr. j.
A. AcLean's Universal Pills. Take no other. beine
coated, they are tsstelezs. Price only 20 cents per
box and can be seat by mall 10 any part Of The l. :
J. n. Mci.kAN. Sole Proprietor,
Conner Of Third md llna Sc. 81. Lcnls-
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uusscar.

uusteaI.
Mrs. AAmr A.. Csossr. Teacher Of Mu
sle, will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or without the use Of Instrument In.
ssFuction In Thorough Bass and Vocal mssis.
either choral or with instrumental secompa
niment. New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street, adjoining Miss MeLsods School
Room. or at her residence. Corner Of Ohio
asd Third streets.
A frat elass Piano for ssis. Terms res
sonabie. DIFF
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Certificate of Is Years Use.
Newcastle. wcssehesssr cSunzy. MI
August II. ISL.

"'N"~H 49,
August II. ISL
~ h BzAxp.x1a-Ny Dear SIR I an no~ ss~ea-
LYNNE years old. and sr The lest twenv-~se
years have been . constant user q your vsg>tssss
Universsi fli. when SCH. fuIly reallEng he stvss-
sge Of enforcing p~urEation with anedsons. v&sok.
~hlle harmless in It's nature. rencv~s ell lnparues-
I can safely ssy that tie vigorous ed Arr inc~ &C.
Joy has ben caused mainly by the timely ne o
Br Andreth's Pills. have hse In these lssi tws4<y
eight years several fis q sickness. and ooeAAopany
some infrmity Of age would press uyon ne Al
these times ! have always frsnd yox pills . care
remedy. giving ne not Only health bat strength 4
consider them. not only Invaluable &C. purgsav~
but also a. = tonsc. I have never d<ing tAese Lao
twenty eight years used sly other ned'eiss vtsi-
ever, being ccnvinsed. BY ssrsrisDOs. that nons wS
a. good. BrHaereA's Pills have also ben ossy
used By my n~eighbOrs IN every kink Of sickness. ~
have bean never known 70 fxi ~Asn prcnpty 81
ministerct Yours trsiy.
ASixL HYATT.
Justice 81 The resoe for forty yesr In wsseoAssss.
S.Y. Price IS cents per boa.
sold By J. n. crsrssaA-. Tsrr.-Hssts. an ~ 81
rs.p~cssbls dealers In madeleine tdsciis~is
Tonic.
From Col. Albert Pike. n. c. from Artanssi
WASHINGTON. d. c. Jsns II. lisa
al have nsed two bottles q year BSzsAvr's uo.
L.sp Bsrrrs. aud have found q very usssai IN CO.
q Indigestion and Headache. Sod rscorn~sd 49,
all who need a pleasant snd snzcseieas r~usdy az
valuable tonic.
n. la. ui.h sh.rsn on Au.xb.nx e,uDsy 49,
given u The following
Twas afflicted with Debility q The Digestive Or
gan. amounting % = severe attack q pyspsrsis.
! which had reduced my hesh considerably. Ny vile
was also sfnlc,sd under the same erounssAnoes. and
| with TIE same disease. Having sssd yeur msdieins
| called nrsBAu's HciL.np BuoSs. ~s both estsin'
ed relief. an are happy 20 sncrd yca this puhlie
| evidence 81 Ne value.
JOHN FoNsrm.
Pittsburgh. Jan. a2d. i4r.
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srruArEos wAsrrp-By a girl. In a fani-
ly. to do the cooking. washing and ironing.
Apply at No. %, north 4ih Street.
Dec2tdlw
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Orrrcrs's RreurArIos CAra-Co,er and
all complete. Al Bssnst,'s Hat and Cap En
porium. l3s. Main Street. for 80 cent?
Dec. 81 div
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Lou-One yellow Bull Tarrier Puppy
ears eroppec. tssss chain on. Anybody Ind
ing the SANE. vifi b literally rewarded oy
reporting 70 els Office. l~dec2sd3tl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
Dr. J.. o.. mcLcnn's Volcanic 0il
Eiufmcut.
TEE Br-r external IN RIM woRLD, roR NJ.
ON BEAST.

ON btAsf.
Thousands ~ human beings have been saved allie
~ aecrentltude and misery, by the u-e 81 tbs tuval-
nahle Ilnlment. A. will relieve PAIN sin pst 'nssn-
taneously, and II will cleanse, pnrip sua nesi ut
loulest sOkE In an Incredibly short uhe. koLEAN'
voIcANi OIL will relieve. fs niost in.
ye,efate cases Of rheumatism, Govt, - fquralgia--
FOR Paralysis, Contracted Muscles, Stiffness 90 Weak
ues. In the Jolnts, Muscles 90 Lgame1is, u viii nes-
er fall. Two applications VIII cure sore thfoA,
headache or farache. for Burns or scalds, or an
pair. N 4. an snfaliible remedy. Try II, and YOU VIII
And Il an Indispensable remedy. Keep u always ca
hand.
a hor.e.. viii save money by using Aelrsn's vol
canlc OH I2nimsnt. IL Il = speedy and infslhol
cure fr Calls, Sprains, chaivs, h~eihuEs. Aainenssa
sweeney, Sofe-, wounds, ecfaisber, 90 ~, 'A's'"@
Dr. , ~. Mclean, sole Proprietor.
,setwlv saint Louis No..
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w~s.Hrxsrox. Doc. 1.-THE President kss
approved lie bill % irsresse the duties on
tea coffee rp3 sugar.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

On Thursday evening. q large broehs
Long Shawl. The finder viii be rewarded
by leaving IL At Esquire Days Office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
Romantic story Sboiied-Arrivui OF
Gen. Scott-fIis Reticence.-Arch
Bishop Enthusiastically Efforts
of Prince Napoleon.

Romantic story sboiied-Arrivui OF
Gen. Scott-His Reticence.-Arch
bishop Enthusiastically Efforts
OF Prince Napoleon.
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE
NKw YoRK, Dec. 26-The statement Of
a Mr.. Hurd conct raing the escape Of Col.
Corcoan. published in tho New York Times
Of Wednesday morning. 10 n romantic fable.
at least 80 far ~ II relates 10 the asserted ar-
rival at Fortress Moaroe under a dag of
truce OF the man Hurd. No such person has
been heard OF there. IL h probable that the
entire story IL a fiction.
Gen. Scott arrived by the steamship Ara
20 last evening. He has not yet communi-
Gated anything in reference to the cause Of
his hs<ty return from Europe. Whatever
communication he intended for the Govern
msnt was dispatched on his arrival. He
Looks more cheerful and less careworn than
when he left this country a few weeks ago.
Mr.. Ely reached this city last evening.
A letter has been received from Archbish-
% Hughes. stating his health has been great
~ improved by bis voyage.
The news BY the Ango confirms the 70
port that Prince Napoleon has exercised an
influence favorable 20 this country since his
return TO France.
The London Times Pa l. correspondence
states distinctly that the Emperor and his
ministers have made up their minds TO coun-
tensnce the Southern Confectionery. even TO
the extent Of recognizing IL at an early day.
but have 80 lar been prev from ma
king their feelings known 10 the press and
nation. through the influence Of Prince Ma
poleon. II i said he is preparing a speech
Tor delivery IN the French Senate. taking q
Northern vie~ Of our internal troubles.
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DEPARTMENT.

s-Ar. /. n. Morrison. editor Of the
Worthingfon Gazette and. Post Master 81
that town. vas IN the cit. last night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

Re. D.rssrs@ 81. Joseph. Ne.

r~sls~s wsixhlrx half pune- - uDaer ......es 90
For every sdtuonsi hail cros q rscuon -
sn ourcs W
In al case. - - s--lc<~1 IN Gv-~ruD-ss stzzp>t
e-nvslassx Al a. Ep~ss sAsy~vs-pal
hxlf cu-r~ III - nscs
L>rsrs ard Tsl>rrsrhs WI - rsoslve1 , ths \
~<rs<xr Err~sss Cenpxry 81 ts<r oGo< y lsre-
pr~~<. vita prunDt.>~-
~ frth<r .nsorzxn,n srFg 81 - cGs - ne
Ar~wsesn Kxp~sss Company. n~tssask ssrn~ q
s.Sxsv MawkWoS. xssa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

We would call pzrticuiAz ~sttsnticn 70 NcIEAs's
notice IN srother column. We I'D the following
from the s.. Louis Herald. Which speaks volumes IN
It's favor. We say % All. give ii q rist
eve take especial pleasure Ia Recommending ~.
Leans celebrated Strengthening Cordial a. an invsi-
ushis remedy for general debility and ~eAtne~-
We have seen n tested in a circle under our GER In
mediate observation. and v0uch Coz sts efficacy ~
worth. II Is an article which should be kspt eos-
s,Nnny In every family. - II Is certainly an ravAia-
able mtsicine. Sc the sdvcrss~Dens in sscsh~s
siuun.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

Arrival Of the keystone state
Supplies tor Port Royal.
Fl. NoSaoE. Dec. pa dag OF truce
took IN immense quantity OF clothing 10 Nor
folk this afternoon. destined for the Federal
prisoners South.
The gunboss Key Stone State arrived hsre
this afternoon from Bermuda She has been
In parsnit OF the pirate sumter. but hss not
sesn her.
The brig Ernpsre. from Boston VIA New
port. arrived here this afternoon. she ass
an assorted cargo ~ofspple>. preserved meats
and snch articles. destined Cor Pcrs Royal.
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM

Of Gen MeClsuaa-Coload Null
sm and Marshall, Rsgim<sfs-Finaneiai
BA-BufisA Arrogance al Hsssna-TAe
Trent Affair." IN CaBiaef Coasef-Specaia-
fions o. Corrcspondenfs-Sfrong Union
Fssiiss in Nee Mesico-Forfs rsfsken--
En.rsy Of Col. Csnby-The temper Of the
Indians.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

Do you want ysur delicate. sickiey, puly ehildrsn
TO be healthy, strong ard robusu-then give them
McLean's suongthing Cordial. gses ne directions en-
each bouie,) u Is delicious 10 take-
One table spoonful. taken every morning, tAsnag.
IL a sure preventive against chill and fever, yelio~
fever, cholera or any prevailing disease.
CAUTIUNEBe~ar Of Druggists OF dealers who
may try 10 palm upon YOU a bottle Of biiters OF ssr-
ssparillA (which they can buy cheap By saying II -
last a. good. There are even rnen bASk snoash 10
steal = part Of my name 70 dub their villa eeeoe'
tons. Avoid such infamous PIRATE and their VII
famous compounds Ask for Dr. J. n. heiesn's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take
nothing else. II is the only remedy that WI purt.
STRENGTHEN and fSviGoRATK the whole srgsui-
cation. II Is put up IN large botfles-si per bottle.
or six bottles Tor 81.
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BANKING.

Rank or rHK STATE or iSiIASA, I
branch 81 Terre.hauts. Sos.s -. iSi.
NOTICE IL hereby given that The annual meeting
~ II tho Stockholders cf The Branch 81 Tsfs.
90 llsnie az the nsnk 81 the state ~ Indiana. ~fll be
acid II their Ranking House On The rirst tuesday IN
January ncxs. between the foars Of Ten o'cioek,a
o.. and three o'clock. p. IN, Cor the purpose o. sle'
ing Five Directors fof N, ensuing year.
Nv order Of the floard q Directors.
no3sdwsw. PRESTON HussEY. csshf.
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THERE Is 40 MISTAKE About %.
IL will eare Liver Complaint. DyspcF~ia, prrrtss.
Dysentery. Headache, depression Of S3rt, fff'
and Ague. Inward Fever. hsd Breath, - any hsta~
Of the Liver. stomach OF Bowels
GENTLEMEN. DO y0a wish iete beatty, -ue<s
and vgorousf
LADIES, 60 you want the blocn Of healkn - rssani
10 your checks agsinl-fhcn 50 sionoe ana 50
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL n
BLOOD PURFIkRi
Delay no, a moment; II Il warranted 10 give sAtsfsc
ton. II will cure any disease Of the Kidneys, Womb
o. RAIDER; Painting. 0bstructed hen<,Taauon, fAl
ing Of the Womb, barrennes-, o. any diseases Ml@nS
from Chronic or Nervous Debility. III an iniAlAo'f
rzrnadr
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Gen. Banks Division.

FREDERICK, Dec. 1O-There are no advices OF
any further hostilities at Dam No. 5. After re-
trieving the guns under cover of the night, the
enemy withdrew to a safer distance, and sent a
few harmless iron compliments to our friends
after which they disappeared The Union soldier
who was shot twice has since died. The bat.
tery was commanded by Captain or Colonel Pen
dleton.
A quartermaster's office is to be opened at Ha-
gerstown tomorrow, under the supefintendence
Of Capt G. Flagg. The object of this is un.
derstood to be to supply the troops at and around
Williamsport, as well az to prevent the swindling
operations of spectators in forage In that vicini
ty.. Capt. Flagg is from Connecticut, ard has
bad large experience in matters pertaining to this
department. He enjoys the reputation Of being
an excellent executive officer.
Yesterday. a man named J. II. Monroe arrived
here from Winchester From all can gather, be
was a private in the Confederate army, but having
come under the ban Of their arbitrary military
code he fed, and found refuge within the Union
lines. The Information he brings is not Of high
Importance. Gen. Jackson's force consisted OF
one brigade, flour regiments Of about 700 men
each and was located five miles east of Winches-
ter His men were princi pally residents of the
county, were plentifullv supplied and clothed
and were generally contented. Ashbys cavalry
were hourishing about in the neig hborhood OF
Martinsburg, and Pendleton's battery was under
stood to be on its wav from Bath to Winchester
There were many Union men in and around
Winchester, but they were afraid to openly avow
theirsentlments.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
For Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH co. beg to call
the attention of the citizens of Washington and
vicinity to the superiority of their Watches over all
imported, whether Swiss or English.
The Company unhesitatinsly guarantee their
Watches to be unsurpassed by those of any coun-
try for durability and fine time keeping qualities.
CAUTION.
The Company would caution buyers to beware of
the cheap English and Swiss Watches now being
sent among soldiers in and around Washington.
These watches are of the poorest description of
foreign manufacture, and utterly worthless as
time keepers, as the makers we'll knew when they
sent them to this country.
LADIES' WATCHES.
The Company would invite especial attention to
their latest style of Watch for Ladies. Every one
will have the same guarantee that accompanies the
most costly Chronometer of their manufacture.
The styles of Cases are varied and suit different
tastes. and the INTRODUCED, of Watch for ladies',
that will 90 and keep time, has met with universal
svor.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
is invited by the Company to the fact that every
Watch, of whatever price, manufactured at their
worAs at w slthsm, Mass is accompanied by a
certificate not only to warrant it, but TO prevent
imposition from q cheap and worthless imitation
that is palmed off upon buyers as the genuine artl
cle All our Watches have upon the plate the trade
mark "walthsm, Msss.," and without that mark
no Watch is genuine.
Messrs. NJ. w. GAIT & BROTHER have the
Watches of our manufacture for sale at WASH
ington. and buyers can depend upon finding the
right styles and qualities at their establishment,
No. 354 Pennsylvanis avenue.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
General Agents, No. 1s2 Broadway,
no g I'm New York,
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pENSION OFFICE, JsHs 9TH, 1861.
TO ALL WB0n p NAY CONCERN


APpiIcatIon having been made under tne act Of
2Sd June, 1860, for the reissue of the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
been lost or DESTROYED, notice Is hereby given that
at the date following the description of each War
rant, new Certificate, of like tenor, will be Is-
sued. II no valid objection shall thea appear
NO. 9,769, for 100 aoIes, issued under the act of
March, 1855, IN the name of Daniel West, and
granted on the l4th day of July, l855.-December 4,
No. 57,sls. for I1 seres, issued under the act Of
March, lass, In the name of Hannah, widow of
rusry, 1857 December 80, fs6l.
No. "a $50, for 12O scres issued under the act Of
March: 1855, in the name of Martha, widow Of An
drew M eloE, and granted on the 18th day of prI,
l856.-Deoember q, 1861.
No. $500 for l6O acres. issued under the act of
Msrch, 1885, In the name of Samuel X. sckway
and granted on the LIST day of August, 1855.
No. 1U, for l60 acres, issued under the act of
March, 1855, in the pane of William III Tarrance,
andErsnted on the l3th day of July, lS55.-Decem
No Il ,ss5, for 80 a,res, issued under the act of
and granted Sop .smber 18th, 1851.
No 81 0S8 for 30 acres. issued under the same act
IN tho name Of Abel Platts, and graated November
9Th, ls5l.-DeoembeT %, 1861
No. II 5A for l60 acres, issued under the aot of
March. 1856, in the name of Thomas Johnson, and
granted on the 9th day of September, 's57.-Jsn-
NO. q ZIG, for 80 acres. issued under the act of
March, 1855, In the name Of Polly, widow of John
Camp, aud granted on the 23d day of September,
lS6-January 4, 1862.
No. q 426, for I6) acres, issued under the act of
March, 1855, in the name of William Scott, and was
granted on the lst day of May, ls56.-January IL,
JOSEPH fl. BARRETT,
61t-lav COmmissOner,
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From the South.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9.-The Southern papers con-
tain the following dispatches
q. w. Johnston, Provisional Governor Of
Southern Kentucky, has issued long message
Col. John 8. Williams, with a body Of troops
numbering 1,40O men, Is encamped at Pound
Gap. They are suffering greatly for want Of
shoes, blankets, and winter clothing, and are
calling the ladies of the country for socks and
flannel shirts
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-Gen. Halleck has issued
orders stating that the Mayor Of the city will re-
quire all pal officers to Immediately sub
scribe to the oath Of allegiance prescribed for
them by the convention In October last and
directing the provost marshal TO arrest all State
officers who, having failed to subscribe to such
oath within the time fixed by the convention,
may attempt to exercise civil authority In viola.
tion of the ordinance
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Storm at Cane Race

ST. JOHN's, N F, Dec. GA thick snow and
rain storm set in at Cape Race yesterday after
noon, at O'Clock, continuing through the night
thus precluding the possibility of boarding the
Asia, from New York, with late dispatches for
Europe; She probably passed the Cape during
the night.
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Flag Pressntation-Kentuc Senatorial
Nomination

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 10 An elegant flag was pre-
sented bv the Louisville ladies &c Gen Monsen AT
Camp Ben. Spaulding yesterday.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 10 Garrett Davis was nom
mated for Y. ). Senator yesterday, beating Guth.
rie one vote