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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-23
/. ID. Cole.

TLOTHING CLOTHIN G,
- We would invite the attention of the public to
our large stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Adapted 10 Spring and Summer wear II contains
many new Styles.-6 GODS that cannot fail to suit
purchasers
FURNISHING GOODS
we have the finest display of GENTS GOODS ever
offered in this vicinity. just received
THE UNION CRAVAT'
Showing the Stars and Stripes"
HATS AND CAPS
great variety. All the new styles. Spring style
Silk Hats. silk Hats made 70 order
TRUNKS, VALIsEs, TRAVELLING BAGS. &C.
We receive these goods direct from the mandatory
and sell them al a small advance.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
choice selection OF By0adcloths. CasaDlsyes and
YaiHgs. with all the uoYeiie OF the season. All OF
which viii he made into garments 70 order. in su-
peTioT manner
I.D.COLR
dw-uEy Wer-har-z Exchange. RuiIana We
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FRANCIS FEM
" q MUsSFY.
4. F. SPENCER & co
FRENCH a KINGSLEY.
MARTIN q. EVERTS.

attorney al Law. Once No. 3 Merchant Eow. O.
the store Of Geo Crave = Co 81
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Billings g. Chaplin.
NEW FIRM NEW GOODS II!

NEW FIRM NEW GOODS
The subscribers having purchased the stock of
take pleasure in announcing the citizens ofRutland
and vicinity that they have just received large and
well selected stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
d r Y G D o D S,
Embracing an assortment of Spring and Summer
styles of
BeLaines, ChaIlies, AIpacas, Magenta Mixtures
and Worsted Goods OF all descriptions; Mer
rimac, Wamsntta, Chicopee and Manches-
ter Prints, Bleached and Brown Colt
ons, Tickings and Denims, and
good assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Also large supply of
TEAS SUGARS, FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE,
Pork, Lard Foreign Fruits, Old Java and Rio Cot
fees, Goldfish, Herring Mackerel, Nos ! and2
in kits or barrels.
American Hardware, Table Cutlery, Boston Nails,
Shovels, Hoes, Manure Forks, Crockery, Glass,
Stone and Wooden Ware, Paints Linseed, Kerosene
and Whale Oils, Varnish, Japan, Turpentne, Cam
phene and Burning Fluid Also nice lot of Herds
Grass and Glover Seed, and in fact everything
which comprises
COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS.
Our Kerosene Oil we will warrant to be as good
as any in market,
We would say to purchasers, that our Goods have
been bought for cash, and at such reduced rate
to enable us to sell them as low as can be bought
in Rutland.
Please give a call.
b. BILLINGS, Jr. q. w CHAPLIN, Jr.
left Head of Washington St, Rutland, VT
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER at $500 per ton, at
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Business Directory.
CHAS. c. DEWEY

Attorney, Counsellor and Solicitor Rutland. VI
TT-Ofbee. formerly occupied BIZ s. IL Hodge,
ESQ few doors North Of the Court HoUse, Main
Street I7-G
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-23

GHIRT FRONTS.-The Shirt Fronts
~ manufactured by the subscriber are preferred by
all who SEQ them. Why! Because they are made in
good style and beautifully stitched
Dealers, send in your orders.
T.. n. MERRIAM,
Merchants Row, Rutland, VT.
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Clark l. Brothers.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

WATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLARK & BROTHERS,
With pleasure now inform you that they haye lpst
New Block, Corner ofWest Street and Merchants
Row Rutland. VT, where they have large assort-
ment of -
AMERICAN WATCHES,
made to their own order, and perfect timekeepers.
ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES of every
grade, from $500 to $1,000,
HUNTING FULL JEWELLED LEVERS,
from So 90 TO 5000.
FINE GOLD WATCHES FOR LADIES.
JEWELRY of rich and beautiful patterns, EN-
bracing every style and quality.
SILVER SFGoNSTr FoFhs PRE ME TX ana
and CUPS, SALT CELLARS, &c
SILVER PLATED WARE,
"A large assortment OF Casters Cake and Card Bas
kets Goblets, Pitchers, Full Tea Sets OF the latest
and most beautiful designs. Knives and Forks,
Ladies OF all sizes Pie and Fruit Knives. with many
articles not mentioned.
CLOCKS of every description, Thirty hour, Eight
day and Thirty day Clocks from 30 cents TO s25OO
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
A large assortment Ivory Handled Breakfast, Din
ner and Tea Knives; also common Sets Knives and
Rides, Reyolvers, and Single Pistols, Powder
Fasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, &c
FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS
With an endless variety of Ladies and Gents
FANCY GOODS
And Childrens Toys and presents for the Holidays.
And last, but not least,
1000 PAIRS SPECTACLES
OF Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated bows with the
best Scotch PEBBLE the cheapest gas. We shall
keep constantly hand for resetting in old bows
! Periscopic Concave and Convex eyes.
All the above goods were bought for Cash and will
! be sold lower than the be bought in New
/! York or Boston.
REPAIRING. Watches of ali kinds, Clocks and
Jewe4ry repaired in tn best and usual
! low prices.
| Ii u. CLARR A W CLARK, y. CLARK.
| Pee IL 1850 80
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E. N. Merriam.
A TTENTION, COMPANYl

A . : L I q n, % /" T a N 7
The place to find your Flies and Drums is at the
Music Store.
NATIONAL SONGS.
STAR SPAEGLED BANNER, with beautiful
illustrated title page Is cts
LAND OF OUR Birth, Is
RED WHITE AND BLUE, Is
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION, 25
AMERICA, 25
HUZZA. HUZZA COLUMBIA 81
THE DAY STAR OF FREEDOM, 30 "
UNFURL THE GLORIOUS BANNER 25
OUR LAND so
LAND OF WASHINGTON, Is "
GOD SAVE THE UNION, (National Antheml rs "
Either, or ALL of the above sent by mail post paid
on receipt OF marked price.
Also cheap edition OF the Star Spanged Banner;
price 25 cents per dozen, or cents per copy.
may lld&w +. n. MERRIAM
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SHELDONS & SLA

Successors TO SheldOns. Morgan & slasOD- Ma
Dealers. West Rutland Vermont L Sheldon.
sheldon. II A Sheldon. Cha II Slason- I94
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THE RUTLAND wEELLY HEEal
PCBLlsHED EvERT THURSDAY NoEaIsa r'
Go. 4. FUTILE a 10


TEEEs OF EUBsCEIPTI0N.
Village suhacrbers. served ~ CARRIE Il
Office and Nal sutscTiberE.. ..........
rT7lf payment = not mRee g,rictly 90 s8gsuot
cents will in al cases be added 20 these tern
Interest charged sfter enc year; hut u % paps1 Wa
sent 10 subscribsTE cot Of the State Until raa
and when the sUbecTiption expires the paper 81
discontinued.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
For l0 lines or legs .or three weeks...........sA
+ or each week'r continuance. three cent r@r z
4 liberal allowance made 70 thoae who adps-I
giarely Special contracts made with yearly &. +
tiEers-
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PROM NEW YORK.

Rs6sI Lsss al Wsrsi<k-TAr< Thousand
Unieni<fs in Eaa Tsssessee-- Rebels Pro
psss 70 1bsafsa Ferjoik-7Aiyfy Thou.
and Trssss going 70 Fort Moaros- No
Winter Qssrs~rs-Thirfy Thousand more
Guns Received.
NV Yosk, Nov. GA Fortress Monroe
letter saws the rebels lost fifteen killed and
wounded In the shelling Of their camp at
Warwick.
Tho Richmond Dispatch reports 5000
Uuionlsts N the mountains of East Tennes-
see. under Psrson Brownlow and Major Oil
ham. doing moro mischief than tho Ysnkees
In Kentucky.
The Dispatch proposes the abandonment
Of Norfolk in ne event of our attack. and
bees the reinforcement Of Richmond city
ard yorktown.
Thirty thousand troops arc expected al
Fort Monroe. and az order was read 70 those
there on Monday. that they viii not be fur.
nished with winter quarters This seems TO
Indicate an advance. ~
The Fulton brought nearly $4,000 strnd
Of arms for the Government.
SPECIAL TO TN fosf.
The Washington Republican has news
from Winchester. Va. stating that Jackson.
one OF the rebel Generals. Is drilling regi.
ment COMPOSED wholly OF slaves in that CITY.
and that the negroes are 10 be made 10 fight
against the Federal troops.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

SHeessstsi Epsdifion 10 Drainsrills-Rsbtl
Pyisoasrs--Col Baysrd Slightly Wound
ed-Ths kebei Blockade-N Movements on the
Rirty-kefiyfas OE,eys--ksbeis Drilling
Regiment Of Slaves.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27-Tbe following
dispatch was received 10 day from General
Mccall. dated Camp Pierpont.
Col. ID. @. Bsyard with 700 men OF the
LIST Csvalry Penn. Reserve. marched last
night at O'Clock. with orders TO proceed TO
Drainsville and capture party OF the enc
my's pickets understood TO be there. He re-
turned at noon to-day. having killed two and
wounded one Of the enemy. and taking
eleven prisoners. Two OF the prisoners are
cavalry, with their horses, arms and equip
men.s-the remainder are footmen.
Col. Bsyard had his horse KILLED and is
slightly wounded. and Surgeon Alexander.
and one Of our men arc wounded.
The rebel blockade Of the Potomac river
does not seem TO have been vigorously en-
forced. Tbss week, as various vessels have
arrived here with cargoes with cargoes Of
coal. wood. aud other domestic supplies.
No news from below to-day.
The wysndotte is taking In stores for the
fstilla. and the Monnt Washington will go
down to-day.
In addition 10 those heretofore announced.
the Army Board has retired the following
named officers, in consequence OF physical
inability: Majors Henry u. Judd, l.. Jones
and Christopher g. Lowell
The President has approved the finding
Col. Stephen IL Long has been ordered 10
assume the duties OF the head of the Corps
Of Typographical Engineers
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CuNCbN Att MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Nov. q.
Flour dull and without special change in
prices. The demand il very light: 30 bbls
extra sold at 81. 90. and $50 do superiinc az
$500.
Whisky &c lower, with sales OF 500 bbls
AZ l3rsl3ssc. the latter rate for wagon.
Wheat dull and heavy and prices droop-
ing; red se@S3c and white s0@6sc.
Corn firm at 90 and 30c
Oats firm nj 27iec, though receipts are
large.
Rye dull at 4l@42c.
Barley unchanged.
Hogs dull and lower. 100 head sold AT
50. 2593.i 40. and closing dull at inside rates:
10, 00O received the last twenty four hours
Mess pork was offered freely at $3.50 on
the spot, and $9,15 for future delivery. but
the demand was not active. aud 81 80 was
the outside rate offered for December
Lard dull and declined n shade, closing at
nc.
Green meats lower; 5000 pieces sold at
stsc for shoulders and 33x@5c for hams
Al the close the market was not firm at these
rates.
Bacon So and &C. Hams are being
bought for ST. Louis at 4..%@6c. the former
rate Tor uncanvassed and inferior
The Merchants Exchange will be closed
tomorrow and business suspended, so We
will not report markets tomorrow.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Cavalry.
By permission Of the Adlutant General.
able bodied men are wanted Go form a com
pany 20 Gil Brigade 20 rendezvous in New
York city, where camp for instruction will
be organized Good quarters. a handsome
uniform and first rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival in camp.
Pay $ii TO $2i PR MONTH.
with rations. clothing and bounty. Every
loyal state will be represented in this Brig
sde. No ono viii be accepted who is willing
to enlist in the i3d Regiment. az there l. no
desire or intention to retard the filing up Of
hat Regiment.
Recruiting Office at the south store in the
Linton Block, Market Street. Terre Haute.
Quarters ratioas and pay 10 commence with
date Of enlistment
j. II. PRESDEE,
T. L. HOVEY,
DELOS GOULD.
October -. diff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Dlsp--on Wednesday morning. Tue eth
Of November. at twcaIy i've minutes past
O'Clock. OF Consumption. JOHN HlCF. in
the 18th year Of Ms age
rs funeral vii take place from IA. late
residence. corner of s,h and Mulberry sss
On Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Which ~
friends are invited 20 attend sishoas further
noticc.
Nr. HicG has been. ever since its compile
Too. the Road Master Of the Terre HAuse 4
Richmond Railroad. the duties % which. he
has discharged in the nso~s saicieot manaer
His invineible energy. hss strict iasegFiiy. and
his elo-e attention e his be-iness readerei
him iavsluable 20 the Rsilrosd Company
~hile his the social qualities made hin uai.
sersally popular, not onl, with the emrloye.
% he Road. bat with Il IA acsuainfsnee-
nd frien&<.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

TGANrrzs yoE run Arxr wASrEp-Mr. L.
o. Hunting. Division Wagon Master for Gen
Accook's division Of the army Ia Kentucky.
is nov IN the city 10 recruit few teams,ers
TO do service in that division. He desires
twenty men TO volunteer by Thursday. Pay
$40 per month with rations and sransporta-
ton. This i fine chance for young men
sho wish 20 serve their country.
Nov. 20 d2t
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Hoe Noricr.--I will sell on every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday Of the month
OF November. 1861. between the hours OF
8 O'Clock a. NJ. and II o'clock M. at the
public pound in Tore Haute. 10 the highest
bidder. at public auction, all hogs that may
have been. on any OF thcse days within tho
public pound moro than twelve hours.
THOMAS MADlGAS.
City Marshal.
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The Indianapolis Journal OF Yesterday
furnishes u- the following: A company was
yesterday organized for the 18th regular in
fantry. Lieut. Col King. from recruits en-
lated at Michigan City and in this city. II
L placed under the command Of. Capt. vii
IArus. who has Tor LeutenAnts Ely and Hays
The company marched from its barracks to
TO the Bates House. where il was reviewed
by Lieut. Col. King. IL IA no more than the
truth to say that this company IL composed of
as intelligent and good looking 80, OF men
ss We have seen in any one company in any
regiment which has been recruited in Ind.
ana. Their bearing WAS eminensly soldier
like.
Lieut.. Col. Kise. OF the i0th Indiana reg
iment. arrived In town yesterday from his
residence in Lebenon. Boone county. where
he accompanied the remains OF his son. who
was accidentally killed at Lebanon. Ky.
Lieut.. Kisc will not rejoin his regiment i'm.
mediately. but remain in the State some
days.
Colonel Cobun Of the sd Regiment i In
the city. and will remain for a day or two
His regiment IL at Camp Wild Cat, where !,
has been since tho retreat was ordered BY
Con. Thomas. Colonel Coburn says II Zolli.
coiEsr had been pursued AFTER his defeat all
he baggage train would have been captured.
and prisoners and valuable stores takeu. lie
s.st..I<. an !. $1,000 $4,000 A.. g. ~
was prudent movement. iuasmuch as IL was
impossible for the army to obtain supplies
whsre Il Vas, but Il was Unnecessary for the
retreat TO be ss precipitate a. sas.
Gen. Nelson. with his brigade. arrived at
Louisville on Sunday night.
We are informed that the 18th Indiana
regiment. Col Manson. the 3sth. Gel. Steele.
tho Goth. Col Crosse. together with Col. Har-
lan's Louisville regiment. will probably be
formed into brigade. with Col. Manson rs
Brgsdisr General. They are now In Leban-
on Kentucky. In this event Lieut.. Col
Ksc will be promoted to the co'cnelcy Of the
gallant 10Th.
William H. Martin has been appointed
Surgeon Of the 4ash regiment. Col. Reed.
now a, Evansville. and Joseph H. Thornton
Major OF the 18th. Col Ray. now stationed at
Jedersonville.
The Madison Courier learns that the 6lst
regiment. Col Mullen. Is TO rendervou. ia
that city, Probably the block Of buildings
on Ohio. between West and Mulberry streets
~'il be fitted up for barracks.
The 18Th regiment. Col. Wagner. and tho
18th. Col. Hsscail. ae 90 they way from
near Hutlouville. va. 10 Indiana. and viii
arrive At Indianapolis IS scon A. steam will
bring them. This viii be welcome news to
host Of their friends. Whether they viii
remain there any length Of tins. or 90 81.
rec, 10 Kentucky. We are no, Informed
Brigsdier General Wood. from Kenteeky
passed through this CITY day before Yesterday
on his way 10 Dayton lie will return IN his
command IN 4 Few days
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

- Cspssin Leonard West Is here. with
authority to recruit about 6fteen men for
the Dis, Regiment. He wants few team
stsrs also. Nov "a the tine 70 get into
GOOD regiment and serve the country. Col.
crufs Is 10 command. Capt. West can be
found at the Office formerly occupied by Col.
Cruft
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
Night Dispatches
state prssoner~ Observation-Disclosures To
take the oath Lieut. TatuaI sent mp.

Bosrox. Nov 9s.--By orders from Wash.
ingson a number Of prisoners. mostly Mary.
landcrs have been released from II. Warea
after taking the oath Of ale gisnce Five
prisoners whose discharge had been ordered
By Secretary Seward. refused q take the
oath Of allegiance a. follows. ". e.. Harrison
r. 4. Carter. Thos Shields. Geo. g.. Apple
ton and Michae. J. Grady.
First Lieutenant ]. X. Tstnsll. Of The ma
rines. late commanding the Marine Guard os
the San Jscinfo. has been cent 70 Fort Mon
roc lie i son Of Commodore Tatnau
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

PrasosAI.-Hon. Henry =. Lane. says the
indianapolis Journal. was IN the city yester-
day on his way 70 Washington. Hon. A. G.
Porter left homo yesterday for the same city.
Congress meets on Monday next. and the
duties Of these gentlemen a. members take
thcn TO Washington at ihis time.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
COLLIE ClATE.
Terre-Haute Female College

TIVE SEVENTH sEM-ASSrAL SESSION a the
il Terre -Hsute FsrDsle College, will oonm>poe On
thursday. tbe Sth u September neNt. Tbc sane
Pr,<~<aors and Teachers who have krIr and - 70
kee hsretnforc will. with fe~ exceptions, oontlnn~
In TIE School. Tree wishing eot>r should DO -
a the beginning possibls- Any further iufarrns-
too. scstslsgue q The s<loo, nay b> hsd ~ Cd
dressing u. uns>rrirn~f II Tssrs-ssls<.
sai1fa JOHN covTsT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Ma. MATY A. caozsr. Teacher OF M
&c. viii give lessons Gpon the Piano FORTE.
with or without the Use Of instrument. In
ssruction In Thorough Bass and Vocal muse.
ether choral cr with Instrumental aoeoDpa
ninent New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply II Music Room on
Sixth strces. adjoining Mas McLecds School
Room. or ct her residence. Corner OF Ohio
and Third streets.
A first class Piano Tor salc. Terms rea-
sonable. dim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

The Company vii NEE; Tor Company drill
on TUESDAY nights. aud FOR squad drill on
Wednesday. Friday aud saturday nighis. al
the Armoyofthe Scott Guards. until further
notice. Toll call Al o'clock by order OF
N. ID. TOPPING. Captain.
JoHx c. McFEr. Orderly Sergeant.
November %. div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

~ There viii be no Balletin issued thu
evening. nor any Daily Express 20 morrow
morning. Nc nay issue an extra between
now and Friday evening. Of which. notice
viii DC given.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

10. o. F.--Terrs Hsuse hodge No 81 [.
win meet a, ths.r Lodge Room on THURSDAY
eveaing II o'clock. 20 make arrangene1s-
to ast<1d he funeral Of Bro. John Hlce.-
al The members a-e requested 60 attend.
By order Of ISAAC BALL. y. c.
". W. CeSs. sssy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

RELIGIOUS 8oTlcu.-Ticre sll be Divine
Service IN st- ssepkens' Church this morn
ING At l0]1 o'clock.
Services viii he held Ia the lat Presbyte-
Ran Church Or. Goraons) AZ II o'clock
thi. morning.
Services viii also be held at tho Congrc.
estionai Church ~ IL O'Clock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Hsl.A1. Sey. 9,.-Tbe Himalaya has
arrived here. and brings The report that the
Trent had reached England. and that Brit-
iSA frigsts had been Immediately dispatched
- the Juiied static. The report i doubt.
"a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

~ The sith Regiment. Col Reed. pass-
cd through this city between one and two o.
clock yesterday morning. for Evansville. ~
rens to Kentucky. They AFe thoroughly
armed ard equipped.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
Il u Y /!
BOOTS AND SHOE

W. r.. NES,
TrRE HAuTE, lvp.
He has just received a larger and butter
selected stock OF Eastern work than even be
fore. which he will sell at prices TO suit II sse
hard times. ~
Also ~
Makes To order. and has on hand good sal
sorsment Of home made work. #fl
CONE AND SEE
large stock from which 70 choose.
Of various kin.'s q Boots and shoes.
" D. Don't forget the "0LD CORNER.
opposite the Southern Bank. diw-wim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

ss-Any cf cur readers s1icted 9Th SozorrsA O.
scrcfnisus eoup,siris. wfil 60 we'll rs.c 10
@srks IN Cur sdv~rtiang columns respecuas H. nsi
lite e The nature e tis Disorder hss b>>n knc~n
Q, the people. and The clear exposition q & sSerr
ssssu. ~iil prove acceptable and useful We have
sons admired tie searching and soie in Which
Or. Arsr treats svsry subject be tOschcs whspvyr
eas rs siaeuuon ~ a.. has q great deal % q. Il
masters what be undertakes. and % cue ~bs b. q
particle q feeling Tor la sriusc fello~ nan. oso
looA ~stA iDcl,ersree upor be ishors or The ssck
ssai what be Gays Of serofnis. ard see In hO~ f-~
words and hc~ clearly Be teiis uf more than ~ al
have known az this insitious and fatal malay
lsrn. Philadelphia. IA. c~siett~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
The Arrest of Mason and SIidelI Jus.
titled.

DkrEoiT. Nov. ga communication In
the Free Press this morning, understood TO
have been written by Gen. Case. not only
jus.i6es the arrest Of Mason and Slidell, but
shows that IL WAS in strict accordance with
the position Of Government upon the right
Of search question. as maintained in the cor
respondence with the British Government in
1858.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

HArs. HArsi-T r. Lo~errs -who L a
practical Halter. and successor 70 Joseph C.
Yates. corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
now on hand and Is manufacturing to order
the handsonest style OF Pail and Winter
Hats at prices ranging FROM two dollars up
wards. DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
Great Guusf

INV YoRK, Nov. 25.-Thirtecn ri6ed eau
non for the Government. arrived from Cold
Springs. to-day, including lO0-pounder,
which win carry FIVE miles. The latter goes
TO Fortress Monroe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. W. casbee. Of the Adams Ex-
press Company. will please accept our thanks
Tor late Louisville papers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Sr~ yokK. Nov. gs.-The portion Of
steamers news sent yesterday vas per Bo-
henian. By an oversight only part Of The
nsvs as s<nf vest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
Later from Europe-Arrivai OF the
Canada.

Later from Europe-Arrivai OF the
Canada.
HALIFAX. Nov. 27.--Thc Canada, from
Liverpool on the 10th. via Queenstown no
the 18th. arrived this morning with two days
later advices than already received.
Sir James Ferguson publishes a letter EN-
phatically denying the statement that be
acted the part OF spy IN America. and af
frning that he interfcred on neither side.
VI. fould's financial programme for France
was satisfactory.
The Paris Boursc bad advanced 10 59f. O.
cents Tor rents.
The London Daily News has AZ editorial
generally rebuking Southern syinpathiKers
IN England. aud especially denounces the
writer Of a strong Fro southern letter.
The Canada brings fl0. 900 in specie.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. l6.-Flour closed fat Oh
Friday Rt decline OF Cd
Wheat inactive. Corn declined 3sa6d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
OF HARTFORD,

In tie equitable adjustment. and pru,Bpt CAsh re-
Denuy Al the head Of is profession; while its exsen
sive, practical and nrs.elsss business system o. To-
cal ageDies Is excellet hy any niiar corpora
ton In the world
Insnrances solicited, and policies Issued and re-
Moved IN this leading Corporation. AZ fair rates, by
MCLEAN a CRANE,
nosldlm Resident Agents.