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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-06
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rort OF WIImlhgton, September Q, 1901.
l"H " AIta.....,,. Oh l2m T N.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST
slpIohn WHITLEY, Henderson, oak slaves to DANNY.
ZIP Jesse Hes IT,. Mcguire salt lay to Nieds Go.
up Alfred; app n, coal - Mcdaniel, Adams a Co.
lge Good Intent, Fout. coal 4 Warner Co
Bgo Matthew f''s, Young lumber - Lane
lge No, 3b' Rice coal to q. u. W. Bush.
sloop Mary Narner,J Stokes, from PHILADELPHIA with
mdze to Charles Warner VIZ"
slOop Fame. Riley, from Philadelphia with mdre to c.
Warner. " -
slooP Planter, Merrihew from Philadelphia with mdrs
10 q. q. W. Bush. s
udEe TO a q " Bush. wa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-06

40 CohhEsPoSDRSTs.-We are just now in re
Ve'p' Oh note explaining the reasons why a
S'''"'n communication alluded to by us in July,
was not accompanied by responsible name.
N''nough the reasons given are quite satisfactory
W. ucem 1t lnezpelient to publish the articles
'nen sent because Of the length of time which has
elapsed since they should have appeared. Much
VI 'nelr point and interest has hccn lost by the
"Cf'eSe" is under consideration.
"1''Ha I1t' appears to-day, A large batch
VI uumpcry, unfit for publication, has been des.
troyel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-06
Election Notice.

OFFICE OF Tue WILMINGTON SAVINGS FusD soolErY,
August 81, 1861.
fNHE Annual Meeting fthis Society will be held At .ir
4 oncei GU Monday tho 2nd of September next Al 10
o'clock In the forenoon, when % Managers will he elected
Tor the ensuing year,
ALBERT W. SMITH, Treasurer,
49, ;. u. corner Sih and Market Sta
Ihe Managers elect viii meet In the evening tho mex
day, September 3rd at o'clock organize the Board
aug 3J-td
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-06
DlPTHERlA, ULCERATED SORE THROAT
AND SCARLEr AND OTIER FENERS.

ANY oi the above diseases may be cured by we'll rub
hns Tile ointment threu timet day into the cheat throat
and neek OF the patient 1t viii penetrate and give
immediate relief. Medicine taken by tho mouth must
operate upon tho whole system lis influence can il,
felt in any local part whereas The Ointment will do il
work al once Whoever tries the unguent In the above
manner fog the diseases named any similar disorders
affecting the chest and throat will lind themselves re-
lieyed as by Il chnrm, ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-06
IcAL swELLINds, PARALYSIS AND

Although tho above complaints differ widely In their
origin aud nature yet they all require local treatment
Many OF the worst cases. Of such Diseases will Weld In
comparatively short space Of time when this Ointment Il
diligently rubbed into the parts Affected even after every
other means have failed. In all serious maladles the
Pills should be taken according the printed directions
accompanying each box.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-06

UO0LEN BAsQUEs aud CAPEs, Wsolan Comfort
w LGnvea and Mittens. at ELIZA WILSON'S,
usr received iaTge lot Of Fruit Jaru aiJ. O. PoKRL
d China Store, Market St.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-06

| Passengers by Evening Train from Delaware Rail
hoaH 10 baltimore can, If they prefer, spend night
T.; i,nE'on AMI proceed next day. by giving notice
from baltimore TO Milford, setiord and Salisbury, will
| Wilmington F '9 "
/ York. ~ wv"
Z. q. sEWALL, Jr.
itD Superintendent Del. X, r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-06
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

0N and after MONDAY. Aug 10Th, 1851 Trains for the
" accommodation OF Passengers will run as follow 8
until further notice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
Secretary Chase ru New yerk-Fissn
eial Announcements.

Srw YoHx, Dee. l9.--The Times SAYS the
Secretary OF the Treasury Is in town. and
another general meeting OF our Associated
Banks vas held this afternoon. The imme-
date object Is given out as being not 10 con
Ter upon the acknowledged financial wants
Of the Government for the next SIX months,
lrankly stated BY Mr.. Chase to be two hun
bred and five million. but 10 arrange
a matter OF account involving the len or
t. Give millions under the negotiations of the
18th Of August. .Aner this affair was adj
iusled. the meeting adjourned 10 convene
again 10 morrow la consultation With the
Secretary ca more important matters.
II i possible toe magnitude OF the real
question Is likely Ia be presented. to wit
Tie supqly Of Two hundren and seventy i've
million dollars 10 the Treasury between the
first OF January and the 30th Of June. on the
specie basis Which, the proceedings Of last
night have declared 20 be the policy Of the
Banks. will be profoundly appreciated by a
general, generous and enlightened eoncer
with the Government.
II 10 more than possible that the operations
Of the Treasury and the movements Of the
Associated Banks Of the Atlantic Cities may
20 forward for some time 70 come, II not IN
difnitely. on the desired basis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
FROM FORT MONROE

Later from Port Royal and Haiferas-A Car
90 from Rhode Island-A Custom House
Established. tsf Nipped in the Bad-Beaa-
tsrs fulls Ocesgied-Nescs from Richmond.
FsDkf at Nsfamoras-Gen. Floyds Army
Ordusd 10 Boriiag Crsfn- Southern Sym
pafAy rith Maryland.
Foar MoyRox. Dec. l6.-The steamer ).
X. Spaulding, which left Port Royal last sun
day. arrived at an early hour this morning.
She stopped az Hatteras. leaving that place
yesterday. and brings a mail and passengers
Everything Is quiet at haticras; nothing
has happened 10 disturb the usual monastery
there except the usual storms.
The schooner Charity. said 10 be owned by
senator Simmons OF Rhode Island, arrived
az Hatteras. on the 18th inst. with an as
sorted cargo, including large proportion oil
whiskey. She also took a collector to Hat
teras. and on arriving. he procured a build
ing from the commlssary, which be proposed
usingas a custom house.
The Charity pvpeFs. however. we're very
irregular, and on the 18th instant Captain
Warden OF the steamer STAR and stripe
took the Charity as A prize 10 New iork.
There j. iitflc news OF interest from For
ROYAL. The FEDERAL troops have fully ecu.
pied the town Of Besugoft large quaint
ties of cotton continued 90 he gathered an
brought 10 the coast
By a flag Of truce. today. We have
| Richmond paper Of this morning: we extrsc
frsm n the following news
NASHVILLE ls. va. Nee Orleans E.-fh'
The Bowling Green correspondent Of IN
union and American say the Yankees ad
vance force Of from FIVE 90 six thousand. at
Al Green River with some artillery, but has
shown no disposition 20 cross the river
They are repairing the Bridge.
Psducah. kensacky. sdsices reprcser
Humphrey Mar<h.il steadily advancing -
wards Lexington spd meeting with little Q
no opposition. Gentlemen Who left PstncA
on the 10Th inst. state that the feiersI- Ia
only sx thousand men there. q hundre
Thousand AZ Cairo and birds Point. and seve
hundred AZ Southland. NJ.
d;<rafch from Frankfort. dated the n
INST. Says that Gen. C~riftenden Wa AZ Can
h<fssnd Gap On Saturday With a large fore
and hat Eve shossaud men a horrsio~
would joan hin
n \ feared Gen. cnsssanisn vill invade he
tarky from hat point
The Brownsville (Texas) fag 81 the II
al. gives az sccouns q N attack On n
ety 81 Nassmeras ,. Gen. carsvsja- I
comnsnced he attack ~ he .0th. Gre
carnage took slsse. .sd a TIE hour that d
Fi<g vent 20 Fre~ hosh ps1i>s claimed -
cs<
Gen. Fioyds ARM has b<ea ordesvl
Bo~Ang cr~en. ~ The removal Of 4
) army "a The Far West. AVS he kichmo
> pi~i<th. leaves . very large pertson q Y
: gina exposed - the >nsny. TIE eject =
On The temper Of TIE people u tie etpc-
cosnues MI bs extremely rRtcwar1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
PROM NEw YORK.

Harmonious Financial Arrangements.
Nrw YORK. Dec l9-The Cargo OF the
British ship Cheshire captured by the L. ;.
Gun Boat Augusta. while attempting TO run
the blockade of Savannah. consists chiefly OF
coffee. salt and army blankets
At the Bank meeting to-day all pending
questions of accounts aish me Treasury De-
partment were harmonious adjusted. Sec
rotary Chase stated that the present balan-
ces with the associated Banks will be sufi-
cient for the wants of the Government until
the middle of January, before which. time
he had confident expectations that our mill
itary and naval operations viii give brilliant
and decisive results and he did not doubt
that the questions with Great Britain would
nave pacific solution.
He made no proposition for the further f.
nancial arrangements at this time.
Exchange on London firm at llOA@lli.
The Post SAYS about three hundred thous
and dollars goes forward in the Africa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
4

Me-. Macy A. csosrx. Teacher Of Ma
SIC. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or v ithout the use OF instrument. H.
struction in Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
either choral OF with instrumental sccomps
nimens. New popular Sheet Music, Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply At Music Room on
Sixth Street, adjoining Miss McLeod's School
Room. or at her residence. Corner Of Ohio
and Third streets.
A FIR, class Piano for ale. Terms reA
Dnable. aim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
FROM

Tai n . Rrny<s--Unien Fsesag "a k'ek.
m~snS-92D0 S,ck Rebeis-Otsfrusfioa Of
Nsrfoik Hsrksr-Nerunae RJ~sss 70 BE-
E~snaekef.
p~HlspxIrEHas. Dec ly-Ihe Bulletin
Of this ctr has statement gwen by a Union
refugee from Richmoni sbo escaped. on he
claim Of being = British subject
There xss considerable Csion feeling pc.
valeut there. The fugitive belonged TO a
Cnion Club bat their rendezvous beng dis
covered the MEMBER ~erc forced - cat.
ter
Twenty t~o hundred rebel soldiers wers
sick a. Richmond.
The rebels have sunk hulks aear Norfolk
rendering al srpsosch bs water 70 4 inpcs
sbie-
An aremps vas nAde On Nonday iass q
lxunch the xerrinsc. b1f che stuck on The
xsys. end csuiA not be moved ~ o. ss~u.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
GENERAL 4oPE AFTER
THE TRAITORS.
The Rebels Break and Run.
p O p e p s q e s..
THREE HUNDRED REBELS CAPTUR-
Ed WITH THEIR HORSES. BAG
GAGE AND A LARGE GUAM
THY OF ARMS, &C, &C.


ST.. Lots. Dec. l9.-Despatches received
az head quarters from Gen. Pope state that
after a forced march yesterday. he got be
tween the enemy encamped sik miles IRON
Chilhowee. johnson county. twenty two hun
strong. and Al Clinton. Henry county, bnt
soon as they heard ofhis approach. they beat
a rapid retreat towards Rose Hill. johnson
county. leaving all heir baggage, arms, mn-
%nitions, papers 4c., IN our possession.
Gen. Pope then threw forward ten compa-
mics of cavalry and a section OF Artillery IN
pursuit, following with the msin body OF the
army.
AT Johnstown, Bates county. the rebels
being so closely pursued. they scattered in
all directions. but mostly towards the south
Pope then forced a strong cavalry recon
noisance through. to within fifteen miles Of
Osceola, aud captured one hundred and hty
Of the heeing rebels. with all their baggage,
horses &c.
Other squads OF from ten TO Is were taken,
making the aggregate number OF prisoners
about three hundred.
No fighting Is reported 20 have occurre<.
Gen. Pope saws the whole Of the country be
tween Rose Hill on the west, and Grand
River on the south, is clear ofthe rebels.
Price has only eight thousand troops At
Osceols.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
Night Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIrH coNGREss-Fmsr srssl,

XXXNHTH CONGRESS-fIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 70.
Horsl.-The bill TO amend the act Of Ju-
ly last. which grants 500 bounty to the sol
eiers at the expiration OF two years. and TO
those sooner honorably discharged by reason
of wounds and disabilities, so as TO extend
its provisions to tose who entered the service
under the fret proclamation of the Presi.
dent, were similarly disqualified, was. after
debate, laid on the table.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill providing for The construction OF
twenty iron-clad steam gunboats TO be built
by contract, or otherwise, as the Secretary OF
the Navy may deem best for the public in
tcrcst.
Mr.. ~yallandigham offerd. and adv coated
IN amendment, that the new ~gunboats be
constructed al the Navy Yaras as far "a prac-
ticable, or by private contract, after giving
ten DAYS notice. Nallandigham incidentally
said, in the course of his remarks, that rather
than yield the principles which we have held
for wears, he was prepared TO meet the com
bined hostility of the whole world, and this
we believed TO be sentiment OF the entire
American people.
Vallandigham's amendment =as disagreed
TO, aud bill passed.
Mr.. Collar, from the Committee ON the
Post Office, reported 4 bill 10 promote the
efficiency of the Dead Letter Office based on
accommodations of the Post Master General
in his report. The bill was passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Washburn. the Com
mittee on Elections was instructed TO en-
auire and report whether any person hold
ing Office under the United States, and re
~ceiving compensation therefor. is at the same
time holding a seat here and receiving com
pensation az n member of the House
A resolution was passed. directing an en-
auiry into the building OF the Capitol and
Treasury extension. whether the co>tract =
being faithfully performed. and whether the
work cannot be done At les expense TO tbs
Government.
Mr.. Colfax reported a bill abalishing thu
franking privilege, the consideration o
which Was postponed until the second Mon
day In January.
The Consular and Diplomatic sppropria
ton bill was considered and passcd.
On motion sf Mr.. Holman n resolution va
adopted instructing the Select Committee o;
Contracts 20 enquire whether the transpoTta
ton of troots by railroad was by special con
tract or o,herwise. SC, and calling on III
Secretary Of War to furnish all orders relA
tive % the transportation Of troops and mu
nit:ons of war. Adjourned.
srsrr-Mr. " sde presented a petitio
from the citizens of Ohio. asking that job
c. Fremont be appointed a Lieutenant Gen
enl.
: The resolution Of the House 10 sdlour
til the 9th Of January, was taken np. with
! out coming 70 any conclusion. Senate a
! iourncd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20


wASrrD.-one hundred and hfy-six a
No. l men for the crack Battery, Mounted
Light Artillery Of Indiana. which :. Cenlson
,fSulliyan /. authorized 20 raise. Those de-
s.slag 10 serve in this most desirable branch
Of the service can now have an opportunity,
and. probably, the last that viii offer.
Camp of instruction, at Indianapolis. Bat
sery now in waiting at tho Arsenal. All
commissioned and non commissioned officers
to be chosen from the ranks.
PAY from $40 10 $a4 per month. and a
bounty Of 500 in gold.
Enlistment nov rapidly going on in snlli-
van and adjoining counties, and from present
indications Il Is expected to be able TO report
in full force at Headquarters by the 18th inst.
For further particulars see s. coulson. sulli-
van, or K. L. Ball. Wabash Street. Terre
Hause. T. EiNGMAS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
Military.

The New Albany Ledger on Monday even.
ing thus speaks Of the s0th Begimens. Col.
Danham. on lts arrivals in that city fran Bed
ford. This hne regiment arrived st tho
Fair Ground last night absus dusk. and went
into quarters there. We nave not seen a
finer bsdy Of men anywhere during this war.
Til. regiment Is made up Of good substan
sial men. many OF whom have secn service
and Ne arc quite sure vii make their marks
when called into active service. The col.
lowing arc the names OF the officer of the
regiment:
Col-Cyrus l. Durham.
Lieut.. Colon-l-Honce Hefren
Nsjor-Bsnister Compton.
Quauermaster-Hcnry C.. Houssoa-
Q-rarscrmaster'- Sargeant-wnlism Hel
land.
Commissar, >arSeans-fred Pros
S~urgeon-Dr. J. X. Monroe
chsplsin-Rev. Wm. n Jackson.
The regiment lacks Just forty six 81 being
up 90 the maximum number Of The reSala
sioa. We hope tho patriotic boy. Of IN. sc
ton ~ill at once 10 into this regiment The
regimen, = armed With Enh,M AMI French
rides. The regiment has been ordesea ia,o
Kentucky and VII - over The river on Wei
nesdsy.
The Indianapolis Journal % YESTERDAY
ayx Early yesterday morning = resiaaea'
.; Michigan volunteers from Marshall pas-
ei through this city on their say 70 Kentucky
They came bs way OF the Northern cros'
lines and lafayette. and departed fos Jeaer
sonviile IN sac ssns cars In which they reach
ei tbs city They are a r<siners 81 mech
snics. sappers and miners. and have wish thea
horses Coz a battery Of artillery
Tbs statement IN ne Seasinei ~ se>sss
dsy data solAies es he 18Th Regular Req
mens bad been stabbed he nirhs p~resians j,
adrusken roe = incorrect The Ada.an
ofshe ReFimeas 'afosras a. 1zst "a sach se
cident has beallen anv memi.er Il he Reg
meet IN this city
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
PROM BALTIMORE.

aminer Of the 10th SAYS, we are assured that
resolutions have been introduced into Con
sress offering sympathy 10 the people of
Maryland and urging such a policy in the
conduct Of the war as to open the way for her
admission into tho Southern Confederacy.
On Saturday last the Hastings Court en-
tered am order directing that all free aegroes
be sold Who do not pay their taxes by the
January term of the Court.
The Confederate State bonds OF the Si5.-
coo. 900 issued are qnoted at $685..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

MAEsIED-On THURSDAY the 18Th inst, b.
Rev. NJ. 4. Jewett. JoHS f. HAEEiscros to
MrssAIIrK Z. GaEos. all OF this eli,
The printers have canse Of rejoicing "'ih
the happy pair.
AT G-seencastIe on sabbath evening, Dee.
18th by Elder o. r. Badger, Mr. hEsEr "a
enrsr 10 Miss ELrzssETu McMAHAS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

CINCINNATI. Dec. l9.
Flour unchanged and duh; sales unimpor
tant.
Wheat in moderate demand AZ ot@eec for
Red nj 90G92c for White.
Corn dull At 2Sc.
Oats firm az 3nc.
Whisky in good demand AZ 1879.
Hogs in large supply: Ii 900 received With
in the last % hours. prices lower; 1000 sold
at S3,U0@S3.l5 for the best, al the close -
was the outside rate for the best
Mess Pork declined 70 $685..
Lard 61a@7c and all dull, more sellers
than buyers.
Bulk Meats are offered at 2A4@s14c.
Green Meats 2d3l4c.
Coffee lie higher and held firmly at so'9
Ole.
Sugar frmer at 90 @l0549.
Molasses 426l3c and in good demand.
Exchange firm at lie premium. Money
market easy for short paper at 10 per cent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

MovrzEST o. Tzoors.- 1--WE hundred
Regulars. being a part Of those surrendered
~ Major Lynde in Texas. aud since released
on parole passed through here yesterday morn
ing On seafs 70 Rouse'- Point. Al the entrance
to Lake Champlain. ~here they sili be en-
ployed In garrison duty.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

Pockets Shof--CabiRet Meeting.
SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL ADyERTisLE.
There is a report here this morning which
is generally credited, that one Lieut.. and
four ~privates of the National troops on picket
duty last night at Mt. Vernon, were shot du-
ring the night. A regiment has been sent
there this morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

JACK TA~-Thiriy seamen passed shrsosh
ibis CITY Yesterday for 81 Louis. % report
for susy on board the gunboats. They we're
under command OF Surgeon Wood. e ;. \.
Surgeon Wood = brother Of Nr Charles
Wood OF this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

u.r., HAn.-T. II. Loveue-who Is a
o-.e,ic.I Halter. and successor q Joseph q.
Ys,e-. corner Of Fifth ard Wabash Street
-. received his Fall style OF blocks and has
row On hand and u manufacturing 10 order
,hs handsOme-s style Of Fall and Winter
Hats AZ prices ranging from two dollars up
- DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

r. The Evansville Journal say- SeneF
al crsserden passed through hat city on
Tuesday evening en- soxfs 20 Louisville 'or
Instructions KS return Is snkiously await
ed by the "boys"Hs Calhoun, - IL > hoped
that tie ADVANCE viii shorty commence At
Ter he resumes command
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLAkkk's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from a prescription Of SIR J. Clark
MD. Pkysieian Extraordinary 10 The Qaoen.


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared frsm a prescription Of Sir J. Clark
N. ID. Pkssieian Extraordinary 10 fke Qaoen.
Tbis invaluable medss.De Il u~nf.iiing Ia The curee
all those painful ami dangerous dlsease~ 80 which IL
female constitution Il subject nmoierses all "a
o~sses and removes all cbsfmcuon-. and = srs~ai
cure may be relied ca
~ ARRIK LADlkS
: psrrruis.,y suited. II viii. IN = A.st um.
bring Ga tle n,~ashly period with regularity
Zach hssils. price one dollar. bears tbe
ne1i Stamp q Great RaHasln. . pF~s~ut esia>.
feit>-
CAUTION.
IA<~~ g.Qs sIs.la Eot D. tszes ~ y~.A41s d..i..
n< FTRs7 THREE MONTHS ~ FrgaaseH.e
~ an snv % briag o. Msosrrss, - az
es1r ffnt Thy dre sofs-
IL al cases II servous Asd spinal Aa~es.1s. Pa
IN the Hal sod Ilsnhs, Fatigue oo sllsts -xsrlo
rslpltAGon q n. Hear. Hystegtos ard Witt.
the.s Pills will Ah.st = cure whea al other mssrf
have fsIlea; nod ailhearh = py~erful rensds. -
not contain iroa. oalosnel. snfimosy O. snyikins
hrrtfnl h ina constitution
pun dir>reaos Ia The ~pasnpklei aFoaua e.et
age, which shoai 10 carefully preserved.
Sole Assui far the unisei States And Canals.
yoB xosrs, fGAi~Lc. baldwin A c..
a@hesies. y. Z
n-sioa .iA sp~Age stamps sOelssea 4 AZ
snlAoussa agent. viii Insure : hosae. eo8l<ising -
rll.. by return nail. SD ~ 4. Cunllnehan
and p. n. pouneiiy. T~erre-HAsts. and al goo
Druggists. tmyatdwtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

IMPORTANT TO GRocFKs.-wm Glenn \
Sens. one OF the most reliable md extensive
grocery houses IN Cincinnati. have removed
their place Of business 70 No. 20 and ~.
Vine street. between I'd and Pearl. Our
merchants will DO we'll 10 note the new local
ity. for certainly there = no more pleasant
and accommodating bushes. firm IN Cincin-
pati. See advertisement
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

LosI.-Oon Thursday. December 18Th. =
Money Pouch. containing 81 p n silver and
some old family relicA. The hudeF mas
keep the money. II the other shlngs afe re
turneti 20 this osice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

- Oar young friend Robt. Barr. Of The
18th Indiana Is visiting his frieads in this city
on furloueh. de has fattened on army "a
lions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

ATTENTION, UsloS Rurs You ase CON-
nanded 20 be NJ the Armory. on Saturday
evening. A. : O'Clock. for business and crll.
NJ. D. TOPPING. Capt
J. Z. McFrs. o. =
Dec. l9.-td
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW York, Dec. -.
Stocks continue to advance but not very
active: Chicago & Rock Island. lola Clcve.
land 4 Toledo, 30: G.. C. 81; extra dividend
par: les, Illinois Central Scrid, 56le; NJ. 5.
i73s; Pacific Mail, SID: New York Central,
1911: Erie preferred, 46; Harlan, i01s NJ.
c. "A: C. i p. Ia: Chicago 4 Rock Island.
new Cd bonds. IL; Hudson LIST bonds 1873;
Erie As; Bonds. :; Erie Isl qonds, luotE;
Brooklyn Water Loan. g; Kentucky ois, IL;
No. 6s, 3sK.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-20

r. We learn. says the Evansville Jour
nal OF Wednesday. that after % day there
will be a daily line Of boats running from
this point to Calhoun. The Hetty GILMORE
as entered the trade. and left last night
us arrangement win be Of considerable
mage 10 the business men Of the city.