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opened them to the settlement OF ali the citizens OF all tho
states Of the Union they emigrated ihiher with their
property of every kind ncuding slav ss) all were equally
p, otec,od by public authority in their persons pro
perry, until he inhabitants becane sufficiently numerous,
and otherwise capable bearing the burthens ana per
forming hc duties Of self government when they were
mted into the Union upon equal terms with the other
States, with whatever republican constitution they might
Under this equally Just and benencen policy, law and
oroer, stability and progress. power and prosperity
marked every tt,p of the progress OF
hs until thfy entered az great aad prosperous Com.
monweaiths INTO the sistcrhcod OF American states.
In 1890 the North cndeavorod 10 overturn this wise and
ssiu policy aud demanded that the state or Mis-
Roui should rot be admitted into tho Union unless sh,
first prohibited slavery within her limits by her copsti
was defeated 10 her special object; but her policy
and position led TO the adoption Of q section In
the law for the admis' Of Missouri pro
territory acquired from France ing south o 90 deg
bortb stliuce, and OUTSIDE Of Missouri Tho vencr.
bbo Madison at the time OF ts adoption declared II nm
Constitutional Mr. Jee, condemned the restriction
md foresaw lite Consequences and predicted that Ii
vtrd result In the a.sou,ion Of the Union This pre
dc'ion Is nov history The North demanded the APP
poaton Of the principle OF the prohibition Of slavery 10
al II the country acquired from Mexico, and all other
Warts OF the public then and In all future time
was he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS her purpose to appropriate to
herhN al the public domain then owned and thereafter
TO be ocqueo BY The United states lhe claim itsc was
css arr CANT and insulting than the reasons with which
sh, Supported H. That her fixed purpose to
limit restrain and finally TO abosh snvery in the States
where u exits. Tho Sunth, with great unanm ty, do
ed her purpose TO resist the rmcpe OF prohibition
to the last extremity This particular question, in con
ntctob with Rerits Of questions atcicg the sllo sub
tc was finally disposed of by tho cfoat OF prohbltory
legislation Tho Presidential election OF 1882 resulted In
he total overthrow o the advocate OF restriction and
ntir party frr nds. Immediately after this result tho
anti slavery portion ~ tho defeated party resolved TO
unite al tho ,m,n's in the North opposed to slavery
aud 10 stoke their future pnitcn fortunes upon tber
hostility 10 slavery every where THIS is tho PARTY to
ub n pC.pic ~ the No N have committed yonr go
yebrnent They raised their standard IN 1850 aud
barely o,fegiod Thy entered tho Presidential contest
asair 1s60 ord succeeded ne prohibition q slavery
IN tbe Ioufo'rs, bcs'ily 20 oYcryah.fe,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

Later from Fort Pickens-Disfress Among
the R<bos-TAs Pirate Sspder Bloekaded
by The Ireeasis--T1s Isabsiia also Blocks-
ded.
yrw YoRK. Dec. 26.-The steamer Baltic
arrived from Fort Pickens. where she landed
the 18th New York regiment. and sailed
hence on the 9th
Matters AT Fort Pickens remain unchsn.
gcd
De-er,ers report great distress and discon-
tent among the rebel forces
The gun b,at lroquois has the pirate sum.
ter blockaded at Cienfuegos.
The gun boat Flarrebeau is biockading
the port Of Nssssu, N. r, where the pirate
Isabel was
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

HALIFAX. Dec. 26-The Niagara has f20.-
600 In specie and Isl troops Cor Halifax.
The stesner Australasian. which left Liv-
erpoel with lees troops. a field battery.
large quantities OF Ammunition. stores.
siedges. &c, for North America. also ARR
we'd at Halifax this morning.
The West India mail has taken 10 Eng
land news OF the escape OF the Sumter from
Martinique, as also that on the 18th Of NO
vember the Sumter captured the American
ship Monimorenci from Newport. England.
with coal for the ST. Lawrence, but released
her on receipt OF a boad by the Captain.
promising TO pay SIT, 900 tree months after
peace was proclaimed.
The British war vessel Csdmus had ARR
we'd OF So. Thomas 70 protect vessels against
another Trent affair.
GREAT Britain Tho attitude and prepa-
rations by England show no change.
The London Times ecitorially reports the
following story. During the visit OF the
Prince OF Wales TO America, Mr.. ews
took advantage Of an entertainment 10 the
Prince. to tell the Duke Of Newcastle he was
likely to occupy a high Office. That when
ne did so, il would become bis duty 10 insult
England, and he should insult her accord
irgly.
The Times accumulates evidence OF a lone
cherished intention on the part of Mr.. Sew
ard to do England an Injury.
In another leader on international affairs
the Times advises the Federal Government
to make peacein time before il is committee
TO triple war, viz: with the Confederates
the British, and its own abolltionists-
A telegram from Brussels OF the 18th 4
the Times. says there is a rumor in diplomat
ic circles that mediation ia the American
conflict will be offered by King Leopold
The Morning Post says there - mo truth u
the rumor that Gen. SCOTS sudden return
home was the theme Of much speculation.
Ii was generally reported that he had som
sort Of mission from the French Government
to the Washington Cabinet.
The Herald's Paris correspondent says b
had a long interview with NJ. Thouvenai, be
fore his departure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

w-s<nuxerox. Dec. 26.-The Flag Oficer
of The Pacific squadron ssysxii renah~s quiet
"A Panama and throughout The lsfhmuS
The recent recognition Of the Nasquera
Governmes BY the authorities Of Panama,
seems 10 nave ~trsrquiIised the public mind
aud prcdaced a general feeling Of security
pot experienced or many years
DISPATCHES fom Com Ridley. cruising Of
the Coxss Of TeHss. have also been received,
from ~hich Il spp>.rs tfss early N December
hs c.r<ured the fnglish schooner yictoris
Of = ,ons. FROM Poins l2nel With a clear
anee from tie rebel authorities. having rur
the biockzdt.
The vessel ~ss cent - KEY West Seves
oftho-s On board took he cath Of allegiance
and stx xsrs detained ss sasnes
Tie srAousr Ea<ene. ~ the 9TH ~xs ais
oxerhsulsd, hat wzs permitted % depart, n
eoasub>ra srti<.es beng found oa board.
The persous q tso rebel agents we're -
cared. nsm<ly: Tbonss r Rogers of Tea,
ard NJ. zscbHry d New Orleans The ?,
p<s< Eound. el>-rsy inEiiesfe them a. ree.
axeuSs, seeking % make their ~st 70 Mex
! CO asd thsrcs 70 ether para
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27
Ressea, Of Price sou,hward.

OrrkRvIIIr. Mo-, Dec. 27.-Information
which IL supposed 70 be reliable has been re-
ceived here, of the retreat OF Price south
ward. The day after the party by General
Pope sent out 70 johnson county. drove in
Gen. Rains p cket, Price Withdrew. was driv-
en- across the river, and the next day march
ed eight miles southwark with his whole force.
At last accounts. one division of his army
was. at Neosho, and the main army under
Price had just let Hamansville on its way to
Warsaw.
Price s1ys that his ~retrograde movement
was in obedience to orders from the Presi-
dent of the confederate States, but his men
generally believe that IL was in consequence
Of General Pope;s advance. and Prices fear
that a force would be thrown forward &C. cut
of his supplies southwark. and another force
advanced in front, in which event his supplies
would have been compelled to abandon his
commanding position at Osceola. Whatev-
er the motive. II is certain that the move wa:
a disadvantages one for Price. for many Of
the men who have been expecting to march
upon and drive the Federals from the STATE
| will be Disguised, and will refuse 10 follow
him out OF Missouri.
Gen. Halleck's policy ofshowing no mere,
to lawless bands Of marauders and bridge
burners, ana OF uttltne Win the utino>e icht
ency with those who lay down their arms ans
return to their homes and peaceful cccupa
tons. will do much 10 restore peace 10 tn
State. Gen. Pope has received. from th'
troops under bis command, numberless evi
dences of their appreciation OF his ability
Yesterday a beautiful flag was sent to him
and last night he was serenaded BY one o
our best bands, and congratulations nnumer
able come in on him from every quarter.
The troops are in good condition and ans
ious for a move.
Gen. Pope issued al order sometime age
making Colonies of regiments responsible
for the condition Of their regimental trans
portaiion. and the good order Of their arm
ard equipments. This has been rightly er
forced and when the order was issued fo
our last move We were en- route in thre
hours. although the order came at msdnigh
The success of the movement and the pras'
and congratulations the troops have receive
have had a good effect on them aud they vi
move forward when next ordered with Il
greater alacrity. and sith still stronger a
saranees Of Success under Gen. Pope's cor
mand.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27
CINCINNATI

CrScISxArI, Dec. 90.
Flour very dull at So, q for super
fine, and extra is not saleable at over $4,oo
@4.l0.
Wheat declined &c. closing duh at eOOs3c
for red and el@s5c for white.
Oats dull. None offering. and closing at
2s% a
kye in good demand al 43c.
Corn steady at 2Sc.
Whisky declined &c, and closing dull at
Is cents.
Hogs dull at S3.00@3.l5. Some extra
heavy sold at 1920. Receipts 5000.
Mess pork in good demand at $9,OO@s,2o,
with sales Of 200 bbls.
Lard unchanged, with . fair demand, and
sales Of | 500 tierces and bbls at 64@'c,
chiefly 6X@7c- ,
Green meats dull at &c for shoulders and
Sc for hams. and 93s@3Rs Tor sides.
Nothing doing in bulk meats. and they
may be quoted at 254 and 3Ac loose.
Coffee firm at 1915 @20Mc
Molasses advanced to 44@45c.
Sugar firm at l0@l0SSc.
Exchange steady at lac premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

Mrs. MAnY 4. Glossy, Teacher of Mu-
sic. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte,
with or without the use of instrument. In
struction in Thorough Bass and Vocal music,
eisher choral or with instrumental accompa
niment. New popular Sheet Music, Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss AcLeod's School
Room. or at her residence. Corner Of Ohio
asd Third streets.
A first class Piano for sale. Terms rea
sonabie. "a"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27
TO

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.-This morning NJ.
MERCER, French Minister, called AZ the State
Department but failed to see the Secretary.
who was at a Cabinet meeting.
IL l. conjectured his purpose was To com
municate his instructions, received by the
America, and that these instructions embrar.
ed an urgent preal TO the United sta e 10
pcaceably adjust the natter with E.a and.
A deserter from centreyille Who came in
to-day, says that recently portions 80 .yseral
regiments we're moved thence 10 Hairlax.-
Centreville he calls impregnsbIe All sul DO
defended by not far from l00. ooo trcsyps.-
The whole army had been for more than
three weeks in daily expectation of an at
tack by Gen. Mcclellan, but after waiting 90
long in vain. had settled into the conviction
that there wonld be no sdbance this winter.
were making preparations 10 20 into winter
quarters.
Thirty-seven thousand rebels on the Low
er Potomac are also. according to deserters.
building log hats and making Themselves
comfortable expecting they will not be dis
turbed before Spring.
Gen. Summers injuries are more serious
than st first supposed. His spine suffered so
severe a shock from his fall that Il il thought
doubtful whether he ever will again be able
to mount his horse. He has been relieved
At hi own request from the command OF his
whole division which i for the presen assign
ed to Gen. Heintzelan. Who retains own Iii
vision also.
HEExLD's SPECIAL
A part of Gen. Hein,xleman's command
celebrated Christmas by going In search oil
the enemy.
Late last night information was received
that the rebels were about TO collect a guam
tity Of forage al Massn's Neck; that a rebel
flag was flying from Pohick Church. and il
the Union troops would show themselves or
Pohick Hill the enemy would probably be
there 10 give them battle. Accordingly ear
" this morning -four regiments of i~nfantr,
the l05th Pennsylvania. Col. knight. the 63c
Pennsylvania. Col. Haynes. the 37th New
York. Col. Hsymsn. the I'd Michigan. Col
Champlin, with Capt. Bemis' battery anC
two sQuadrons Of the lst New jersey caval
~. the whole in command of Gen. Jamison
proceeded along the telegraph road TO Pc
hick Church, twelve miles from Alexandria
When our troops reached the Hill they were
drawn up in line Of battle. A squad Of reb
ell cavalry was seen on q hill a mile or NOR
to the right. The battery was immediatel.
placed in position, and one shot fired a
then.. They scampered of in a moment
Our forces waited a couple of hour but no
thing more was seen of the rebels. No reb
eli flag was found floating from Pohicl
Church. and Gen. Jan,ison finding the eae
my was not disposed 20 accept the opportu
nifty for a skirmish. returned.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

- ssrumoas or serofaious Affections are ts
curse. the bught the potato 70; q mankind ney
are vie and flthy - well - fatal. ney arise iron
contaminated and inparlsy q The blood. and are -
ee seen AT sround n everywhere. one quarter q
all We meet are tainted with IN. and ooe qusr1sr
q the-e die of them; die fooi<ffy TOO. because thsy
are eurshis. ArEx's sAkskrAnllA clesnses cat ts
Serofnious corruption from he blood. readers n psrs
and healthy. and en-ctu2lly expsrgst< The fSul
contamination from the system. No Logger krsz.
under year scro,aloas disorders. since he i~rrss.sta-
DE Arkz has prc-ided his mastery soneinstien q
curative virtues that he calls skHs<r<kzIA-lpsn-
orr.r W.s.rhurx "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

SOMETHING ~ me Wrxp.-We learn that
Captain Psuiding. who has charge Of the re
cruitlng service Of the North west. with hs
headquarters in Chicago. has received orders
TO report Immediately al Cairo. and he viii
leave for tina, point at once lie .iil be in
command of tho gun boat Essex. In the river
expedition. The Captain IS 8 nephew Of the
distinguished Commodore ~Paulding. This
sudden order to Captain PauIdiag. taken 10
connection with the fact tina, the Western
National Flag Officer has within a day OF two
transferred his headquarters from 81. LOUIS
&c Cairo. would seem TO indicate business.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

N~e~oA<ue. W~estchsstsr county. MI
August IL. lssi.

Newcastle. wcstchsstsr county. MI
August II. ISL
Dz- r. B.Nxpxxm-Ny Dear SIR I am now ssve1-
ty-nins years Old. and for The lksf tweuy-aSa
years have been q constant user q your Vegetable
Universal Pills ~hsn kick. fully rsslizing the atvsn-
tage Of enforcing purgxuon with sneticine. vhch.
While harmlcss IN is pxture. removes al impurities.
l can safely say that the vigorous old age ino~ er-
Joy hss been caused mainly BY the timely u.s. "a
BrudretA's Pills. have had In three last twsuu-
eight years several nts Of sickness. and occasionally
some innrmiy q age would press upon me. Al
thsse times I have always found your pills . surs
remedy. giving me nos Only health but szeagth- 1
but also as . tonic. I have never dsring these Ian
twenty eight years used any Other med'eins Whist
ever, being eonvinsed. BY expersenee. that none wss
as good. Brandreth's Pills have also been ffe~y
used BY my n~eighhOrs IN every kink Of sickness. and
have bean never known 10 fail wAem promptly sf-
ninistercd Years truly,
NAruASlEL EyATT.
Justice Of the Peace for forty years IN westehsstsr.
NY. Price Is cents per box
Sold by J. r. cuxrssaAH. Terre-EArte. and by al
rs~pect.sls dealers In mediei.s- ldeetiid~in
Tonic.
Prom Col. Albert Pike. NJ c. from Arksnsssl
WASHINGTON, ID. c. June II. ~
81 have nsed two bottles Of your BznzAvr's Hc-
LAND BsrKks, and have found Il very useful In cas-
| Of Indigestion and Headache, and ecun Il 70
ali who need q pleasant and efaescious remedy and
| valuable tonic.
The late high sheriff OF Allegheny county hs'
given rs the following.
Twas afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive o.
gans amounting 20 . severe attack OF pyspep~A
which had reduced ny nesh considerably. Ny wifi
was also afflicted under the same circumstance. sn'
With the same disease. Having used your nediein'
called BamAvr's HcIIAsp BIZ fxRs, We both obtain
ed relief. ana are happy 10 afford yOu this pusli
evidence Of iis value.
JOHN FoRsrTH.
Pittsburgh. Jan I'D. lsss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27
Com. All We, NY squad an the Irish
Rrfg0de.

Col. Nulligan says he must have sasissac-
ton for the dseds done At Lexington With
Col Mullen as our leader. We will 20 and as
si-t him. be IL TO Lexington or elsewhere
The Uuion must be preserved. Let Us all
go" To reinforce him Call at our Office In
the Linton Block, and We viii tell You where
BEN. EBBITT,
d,f J. F. MOORE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

SrIEITrALrsx-Trance Lectures At the
City School Han on Sunday next a. ii A H.
and : p. n. through Dr.. l. X. C~ooniey Of
Mass. Mn. 5. A. Coonley will give Feeita-
tiors of select Polns before and alter the
,ec.nr. dee27d2E
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27
Agricultural Department


WE have removed to our new
w Stores. 20 and = Vine sl-eet, betseeu Se-
on3 and Pear Street, Where ~ shall - rieesef q
see eur friends and - lotoerx.
with : large snd complete stack 81 Grcc~riss q
~ klnlslnG greatly lncreased fsciiues for dong
"a Lo~ss Re prepare1 70 supply buyers % sbe
VIZ. cLENS 4 SONS.
csnrianst. Dec. -. ISL a&~i~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

FprrAI.-The Mite Society IN eonnec-
ton with the First Baptist Church, will hold
a Festival IA the National Hall, on Wednes-
day Evening, December 18th. the proceeds
of which will be appropriated for the benent
of said Church. Admission fee % cents.
December 81 .-d4,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

JANIS. me LoAD's B2orHn-Ihis little
book Of DR.. Fifch's, = review OF which we
published on Wednesday morning. i on sale
AZ B~uckingham's Book store A-'"e rom
Il, meri, a. TO argument. Il Is a most iasct
mating hook. and will be read BY all with
Measure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

Rrcnrrrrxe-our young friend W. W
Casio i authorized 10 recruit for the 6osh
regiment. Col. Oven. He has great energy
and viii make a good officer. and we would
like TO see a hundred patriots rally around
him al once. The 60th i intended To be
the best regiment IN the service.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

eaoicx AND ELEsAST-Messr. Tuliy i
Pratt At the Corinthian Hall Restaurant gave
20 their numerous friends and customers on
Christmas morning. one of the finest and
most elegant lunches the eyes or the ape
lite Of 40 epicure ever Toasted on. IL xas
princely in ia bountifulness and delicious
nezs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

H.1sl HArs.-T. II. L~0werre-who i a
practical Halter, and successor to Joseph @.
YATES. corner Of Fifth and Wabash St-set.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
now on hand and Is manufacturing 70 order
the handsome.t style Of Fall and Winter
Hats at prices ranging from two dollars mp
wards. W.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

Lost on sabbath evening. on Wabash
street, between the Terre Haass House ana
Humans corner, q black moroeco pocket
book or wallet, containing eleven dollars IN
bills. a county order on Psrke county TOT
81, and other papers Of no particular value
The finder viii be literally rewarded by
leaving the sane ~ the Wabash kxrxEs-
De-. 2L-3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

PKRsoSxI.-we had the unspeaksble
pleasure. on Christmas night. 10 meet and
take by the hand our very excellent and
distinguished friend and late fellow towns
man. Major W. c.. Lupton. nee agent OF The
Adams Express Company. in this city, and
more recently. and We believe At present.
DEPUTY Auditor Of State. Every body
knows what's jolly good soul 'Lup" always
used 20 be. and we are glad 10 find that bis
recea. civil aud military honors have not
changed the genial temper Of his heart IN
the least.
Major Lupton Is now IN sole command OF
his regiment. the 7Ist. the Colonel having
gone to Washington. and the Lieut. Colonel
refusing 70 serve under the Major. SO OIL
freed. We see. has matters all his own way
We guess e y best-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Cz- The Evansville Journal. of wednes-
day. says: "Gen. cristenden passed through
this city las, night. en ronfe for his command
at Calhoun"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

stoeks-Nichgsn Sautben Is. Michigan
cea.-l sss<: Harlem prsferred 26s.: Del
aware sua hudxou S2t; PAcifc Nail g.
yer York cenu.l 77l; Erie 274. Erie
preferred s.: G.iena aud Chicago g.;
California 7s s7l; Illinois Central bond-
=: Virginia g.. 81, Tennessee c. ~: Aichi-
gas Sc =: Cnissd St~tss Go o. 81 lcon-
poasl %; United States Sc Of 81 register
ed %
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

REGULATION cArs-T.H. Lowerre at the
,hs New York Hat Store. has the finest and
best made Regulation Cap ever made. which
he sells At OsE DOLLAR.
div.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

Fl. MoSRoE, Dec. 25.-Tnere was no
good foundation for the report that a skirm-
ish took place yesterday.
The Hon Alfred Ely came down from
Norfolk late this afternoon by Alag Of truce.
After a visit TO headquarters he took pas
sage tor Baltimore
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

Sorsex -Hsving large quaasitiss u tnE-
kies. ehieAsas. haas. oysters. cakes. ksA.
leis ever from oar Wednesday Eve Festival.
% dsPoss Of shsu ne have dsssrsalnei on
hsldius .nssh>s q Frasy eve. IA tie base.
neat Of TIE Cni~erssis.s Church. n counec.
ton wstA tsss Of cur sskhs<A s1Aooi. q
vhrA tAs Pcb'ie are Invited. Aanixioa Il
csnu An sse<ileus sssper fsrashes sors ..
ssau- Baptist sabbath Shool scholars free
Dse. ia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27
Later from Europe-Arrivai of the
Niagara.

81. JoHSs. n. F.-Dec: 2-Ths Niagara.
from Liverpool l4lh, and Queenstown 18th.
passed Cape Race on Monday night.
LONDON. Dec. l5.-The fafrie says II Is as
serted that France and the great powers have
been consulted by Great Britain. and have
expressed the opinion hat the conduct OF
Capt. Wilkes was q violation OF the rights OF
neutrals.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

CHRISTMAS EyE-Kalzenbach's ball vas
the feature Of Christmas Eve. and WAS bril-
liant and delightful. The ladies were elegantly
alfred and handsome. and the gentlemen
we're gallant and joyful, and all entered into
tho wild mare Of the giddy dance" with a
xext and an abandon that Was altogether re
freshing Everything passed Oh. We believe,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-27

To San Francisco, Caiifornix. IN
Ten nays From III J~sepn. w.
n4-=z

L~<.xx weighing bali easoe % u11~r ----ex Cd
20 svwxv a1tssfsu<i bali csnce e. 1srue1 -
IN oErra W
In ell Gases - - enrlos<1 n Gr~rnunsni s,srP~a
% 40 sfls- Jniy rsx1 . red1-t1rH - VI 70 pr
Aaif csnce x1i be made
Letter, al Teis<rspAs ~fli - reeslr~d ~ A.
n~rs~sn Txrr~. CrnpzU - their cfce e. fs-~-
uu~1s s.d fs-ws~6<t 70 connns s4ts Ne eceF~ HI
uma vfA prsnr<nsA
~ fsrtz<r spp,7 q tss o1os - q.
AwGrscnn Exprsae Coznp<ry. pnxnr<S o~n~T =
s.0Sxv awAsDox- Assna