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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23
Sunday Night Dispatches


Arago.
ST. JOINS. y. r.. Dec. 2l-The Arago
has arrived of Cape Race from Havrs on
lin and Southampton OF the iSth-
Gen. Scott u 3 passenger or Der. III
health " improved.
The Warrior worId be supplied with eight
Armstrong 10 poundsr. and change her
~&0-poundsrs for 20 Founders. She would be
rerdy Cor three years service
The Grsnadief Guard are 10 hlod them
selves in readiness 10 embark 90 . moments
notice. Other troops have been ordered 20
proceed immediately TO Canada.
The Sisgsrais sdviccs caused an adj
vance Of N consols. They closed on the
Itch stsslk for money and y0L FOR account
The Preach pre-s. exceps me Noniteur.
say France viii remain neutral II there is
w@s between England and the United States.
A large 81 ~ Of medical ofbcen have besn
ordered 70 Uznada.
C<pt William Of the Treat recsiyod q
lester from the British Government spprov-
ing hi< esrdecs-
A. L YEA. risks On Amsrsr.n shiys have
been rsfnset.
Couou nsner and slightly adv-nced.
buesd-sufs gsnerslly dH.L. Wheat Qri<t
and deIi ed Corn bezsy aud declined
Geo. Sr9u previous % elosrking on he
Arso bad = long lssersle~ va Prince Ma
po4ea
Tssrs : no sbslsnsss n Esslssd Of va.
HE rrsp<rloss-
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Col. Mngofin agaiu a Prisoner-His
EnifhIens

GTruvrrLr. No Dec. 2-I learned YES.
terdsy that among the prisoners taken by
Gen. Pope. last Thursday. WAS the notorious
Gel. Magofin. Of Georgetown. Missouri.
About two weeks ago Col. Nagoiin seat
word % the commanding officer that his wife
was dangerously III and begged to be per-
United 70 see her ere she died. he was IN.
formed that If he wonld give his parole ss 3
prisoner Of war bis request would be gran
Isd-
Ii seems that Col Magofan having visit.
ed las houe and arranged his affairs. sent a
messenger recalling BITS parole. but instead
OF suFrendering himself as officers usually do.
and before this messenger reached Sedaiia,
vas IN the rebel army. and when the tight
came on. feeling that he deserved AID would
probably receive different treatment from
those who had not forfeited sfl right 10 be
treated "a prisoners of war. fought despe-
rately but unavailingly.
Gen. Pope refused 10 accept us parole ana
ordered him to be placed in confinement un-
al Gen Halleck decided what deposition 20
make of him
He Is one Of the most desperate md unscru-
pul"us mauraders in this section and it Is 10
be hoped that be viii receive the punishmeat
of crimes and forfeitures OF his oath deserv-
cd.
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BrrSxrTs CseasfSn-ThisSfal hair pr~,.
sssiiou' = certainly the most popalsr. and ne
are assured b friends sA.t hare used a. 81
- great superiority. Instead 81 cossasnisr
a large rcriicn Of heating substances AMI Ar.
i1ssi cils. whieh have hsrssofsre entered IN.
% The composition Of al hair prepssshons. /.
h snnFely FREQ tron hen. and by 10 cool.as
properties. remove dssdrus sat itching. and
iur*rss 20 The hair sass lasudsns .sa
glo>y appearance.
rts sissSeshsr the ehsaPe,s sna ess Asi,
dressing In The ~orlt-Bsrer Dsar Ere-
49, u~ss.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

More Of ns DraRsrius Victory Msiienuy
offhe Rtteis-McCel isa piA b. Fsreed e.
Adpsacs-A Dsesf Predicted-fke Treat
Afair.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-The victory az
Evansville on the part of our troops Is orl
liant. especially as they had been IN suy ac-
ton.
Letters found on dead bodies OF tho Rsh-
els showthe intense hostility Of the South 10
the North. one said il was impossible for tho
Federals TO remain much longer on the Po-
tomac.
The effect Of the news from England and
the pressure of Congress viii compel McClcl-
Ian to advance and in such event a victory
by the C~onfederates Is certain.
The Times dispatch SAYS notes have pas
sed between Lyons and Seward about tho
Trent affair.
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"
Musical.

Mrs. MAnr A. cnosBr. Teacher OF Mu-
SIC. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or without the use Of instrument. In
structlOn In Thorough Bass and Vocal music,
either choral or with instrumental accompa
nimcni. 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 as her residence, Corner Of Ohio
ed Third streets.
A first clas- Pisno cor ale. Terms rea
sonablo. dim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

CurKcu FEsrrvAL-We call attention TO
the notice OF tho Festival 20 be held a Ma.
tional Hall on Christmas night. for the bene-
ht Of the ist Baptist Church. The remem
branee Of the disaster thin congregation met
With by tke storm of last sumner. should In
duce our citizens TO respond literally 10 this
cali upon the benevoleuce Of the public
Let the benefit be worthy the cause and tho
reputation Of our people.
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- sc-n0<s GO Scratches <Sssssas are -
~ss. ns aigHs he pets,o 10 e ukzkia<. ne
, e vie ard sisAr - vel . fatal. rssy ssss Tea
ootAniHsnoa ard t1r--ir q ths Seo<. sd are -
q sssn al a<curd q s~.ery~>rte. Gee cvK-er q
81 90 meet ss tssr.sc 9Th n-n. Aat crs cvEDx
1ese de - 1sr: de fconsA2y 20. seesc>s thsy
se s1cAbls. Arszs sassx.xnlA ~e.rkzs<s CT IL
seronAeus ec-srcve seU Geesocs. rsste<s Il pare
M ssl -, sn1 ss-esss;iy sSrursstss lie va
esiAzlssaoa scG he r~~o. rsiag~ rex
rsdr< yccr Scso I,cs c~lscrt>rs. xns he -exsz>
as Ara "a rVr-eS rs uxsersy occsssssus q
ssrsave urres ssst b. calls sa.ss-AxnA-fp~.-
ersL wstertEry. @.
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Night Dispatches.


Sailing Of the Stone Fleet for Caariesfon-
Bleaching Of Vssses-Reeonnoieriaq at
Edisfe-No Adranee in tone.
NEw foRK, Dec. 2l.-The steamer Daniel
Webster from Port Royal on the evening of
the 18th inst reports 10 vessels of the Stone
Fleet. sailed that day for Charleston under
the escort OF three gunboats.
A portion Of the Stone Fleet for Savannah
has returned to Hilton Head, minus FIVE yes
sells beachcd near Tybee.
The Uaadiila and another vessel had gone
TO rcconnoiter the shores of OF Edisto Island
and the mouth of the South Edisto river.
No advance had been made by Gen. Ste
yen's Brigade into the interior.
Flag officer Bell sailed to day In the Cham
pion for the Pacific Squadron.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Dec III.
Flour dull q, S3.sn@ss Tor super and ST..
lo@t4.i is for extra Wnte
VII al trrs and q God demand AZ $50
Sc Tor Red and g0@s2 for White.
Corn firm at 2ec.
Oats In fair DEN md and closes firm AZ 29c
VIII -ky declined &c and closing at l319c
with sales oi 900 b,is.
Hogs 6rmer and prices i0c higher: sales &c
5000 head at 8 @3,25: closing 8 3.l0@S3.20
'or those syerag az 30 20 22J pounds and
S3.25 for extra large.
The weather Is very favorable and the
receipts were only 500 head.
A better demand tor Mess Pork with sales
Of I 300 bills at s9@S9.22: the latter rates
for the best city brands.
Lard Is frmer and In good demand; 800
tierces sold az &c and 500 bbls at 7@7%c.-
Ia Is dihicult 20 buy IL IN bbls below TIC.
Green Meats in good demand and prices
a shade higher: sales OF 5000 tiercc at ga
2isc for Shoulders and Size for Hams and
SIDES.
Coffee dull and "a lower: sales Of q bags
at isL@20c. The latter for choice
Sugar firm AZ 9h@l0hc.
Molassss firm at s2@43c.
Exchange firm at &c premium. Money
easy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23
Change Of Railroad Time.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2l.--By change Of time
to take effect on Monday the 23d inst. trains
via, SteubenviIie 4 Pittsburg run as follows:
Leave Cincinnati at 9:45 a. m Columbus
s.45 p. m; arrive At Steubenville 5:55 p. m :
Pittsburgh 1880 p. m. Baltimore lao .. m. /;
Philadelphia LILO p. m. and New York via.
Allentown at 5 p. m
This will be the only train by which pas
sengers eau reach Washington the following
day and reach all the above namsd points
from ~ 10 5 hcns Ia advance Of any other
train.
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MEDICAL.


thkAlkST REMEDY IN
"cst3Drftciens a Deltakttut- e"f-
- esa'
THE THulfSANDS unon fhcla
~. --
$3.50 .S-s- 49,
"a rsnrs<x e. 49, f~vias}s s7,so ~.
$1,000 s5e e.seHsec syss~z. ranpaAx - -
raasS
Health and ssrenssh
n~an 60 I've ee1plAn. pJTrF tN.tses
asd A., s..ra 49, - 49, ssso
49, $500 q sS-eis
.nc rxr~,S-f W" ~ '~'s
.AniES a. 100 x.u ,.< 49, .r,.san a. ~>r-
q vsrr eA,sls .~.l-f-shs. 81 $500
soLhANs stkkAoIhkelkG coknaAl AM
sLpop fOkLftkki
Delay rot a roraoor q d ~xrsnt>c q givs ssrsf..
uess y VII esrs any Diseased us kidnsyr. won
ing q sss wecst esrsa.sss, q ssy eIses~s sraa,
fton chror'e o. servc~a DEBILITY. Il = az insailbs
So cs..~--
go
49, ee-Ns'e. s-c.iey, pet3 e@llaren
Meissn's sy.pvss,rx coss, .Sos - : give nsa
1870 ~ echeoes totste.
one ,aoie-spoonfal taken every incoming. fasting.
: a sare preventive against chi! and feveT. yellow
ssessrHe s any rrs,sllns eisess>
~ p'eski>is or ocArrr eht
ssn.rilf. 49, - oSsss Sse.sa sst-
lust a. r.ed' Tier. Ar. cSss rsee w 1870 -
steal . part Of my name % dpt their yILE decoc-
ICONS. AVOID such Infamous PIRATES nf thelr vi.
ssr-nrtse,1Ir ca.a,. - i1r ~; a. AeLssns
nothlns sise 7, 1. ~ 49, .-s A; Iess
49, $50 "a l.1~' 'IstsAi PEN.
49, fS2inop = ssns time.
zstion 10 h 80, :. - ase $3.50 ssE&m-
a. - - "'t' ''"W Ut cVut,
:" IA 'Nresiof
IN "a nsLhAs. sole fso2fietof
sS'S ioes. he.
Mr. guChsenu's Pillsi
49, -
'Ne.NhS. hfApAoAhsA'
Iesrs never has beea . cAIHARTic n~diei.
odtrea 80 the public. that has given .uch .n1l-.s -.
I~sf.cioa as xsLssa's Universal rlls'
Being entirely vegetable. they 1s peffseuy limo
oeai and Can DC taken 81 the most tender Azfant; ye
prompt and powerful In removing al Rsiious sscre.
uons, acid or impure, fckf matter from the stomach
In TACT. they are the only pills that should be used n
nalsrious Districts.
lney produce No gripping. sickness " pain IN ths
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

TriPsrty Mexican Anair-Importsnt
Treaty.
NV Yosx. Dec. 2l.-Ths Tribune learns
that among che papers ON yesterday trzns-
nitisd 10 the Senate concerning the Mex icsn
sfairs. was the project ofa treaty with Msx.
leo. The provisions Of which arc Of such
importance that il Is even thought Il would
~ifconhrned. lead 10 the withdrawal Of Eng
land and France from the Spanish a~llisnce.
IL provides that our government shall
pay 81 900 900 20 MEXICO. 20 be applied TO
the satisfaction Of English and French credi-
tor. and q grant to theUS Of commercial priv
leges. the sdjustmentof our outstanding debts
and the right OF transit across the Mexican
territory for troops and munitions of war
IL Is thought the treaty will be speedily con-
hrmed and sent at once 20 Vera Cruz.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23


wASrkD.-One hundred and fifty six A
No. I men for the crack Battery, Mounted
Light ARTILLERY of Indiana. which ). Couison
,fSullisan i authorized 10 raise. Those de-
sldag to serve in this most desirable branch
OF the service can now have an opportunity,
and, probably. the last that will offer.
Camp of Instruction. at indianapolis. Bat
terry now in waiting at the Arsenal. All
commissioned and non commissioned officers
to be chosen from the ranks.
Pay from $40 to s3i per month. AND a
bounty of 500 IN gold.
Enlistment now rapidly going on In sulli-
van and adjoining counties. and from present
indie itions Il IA expected 20 be able 10 report
IN ssll fore. a, Headquarters by the 2sth inst.
Por further particulars see 8 c%ouIson. Sulli-
van. OF r. L. Ball. Wabash Street. Tsrre
Hnate. T. kiNCMAN.
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y. katssnbach viii give Grand R.n On
Christmas Eve. Tuesday. Dec. 2lsh. at Ma
sionsi Hall The mos, exsrsne sFr>ngs-
nsnss vill b made 10 render Il pleasant and
attractive
The best OF music anl an elegant sawer
VII se furnished. "a.
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Exrn< FINE BEu-Our friend Joe Rupp
informs US that be will have In marke, on
tomorrow morning one Of the finest Beeves
ever slaughtered in this vssinity. As Joe
never fails TO keep his promises 90 such oc.
c~asions. beef eaters may depend upon having
something beyond the ordirary. Call early
10 get choice cuts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

Ssox.-A heavy fan OF snow occurred on
Saturday night. cenmenring ab3ut ga o.
clock aud continuing Ifl morning. rheu is
tuned 10 rain which continued during the
day. Ii the evening IL again changed TO
snow which continued sp 20 q late hour.
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NV YosK. Dec 2i.-Tbe Philadelphia
Enquirer OF this morning has q special dis
patch from Baltimore, stating that news had
been received from RichmoNd to the effect
THAI Fort Fickens had opened fire on Fort
McRae three times since the pa ult., but
with what effect u not known.
On the 30th ult., an incessant hover OF
shells mas thrown into the fort by Colonel
B-own..
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t. We had the pleasure Of cal. on
Saturday. from our iFi.nd wm Moore. E-q..
editor and propr etor Of the Valley gP4ris)
Blade. Bro. Moore expressed no intention
Of prosecuting us for having termed the
Blsde = Democratic pspsr some NOR rs ago.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

Hans Hsrs,-T. ". L~owere-who Is a
PRACTICAL Halter. and successor to Joseph C.
Yates, corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
now on hand and y manufacturing to ordor
the handsonesi style Of Pail and Winter
Hats At prices ranging from two dollars up
wards. dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

RreuLArs-Tbe Eve companies Of Regu
lars whose transit through this place We men
toned the other day. belong to the 9Th regi-
ment. u. ;. A. and are a part of those sur
rendered. by Carr. VAs DosS. They are
destined as follows:
Capt. stephenson's company. Lewssows.
New York.
Capt. Hancock's company. oswego. New
York.
Capt. Stevens company. Houses Point.
New York.
Lieut. Rysn's company. saekes Harbor.
New York.
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Come All Ne, NY squad In the Irish
Rrlcnda.

HfIgnde.
Col. Muiiigan says be must have satisfae
ton for the deeds done At Lexington. With
Col Mullen a. our leader. ws viii go and As
sist him. be IL 10 Lexington or elsewhere
The Usion must be preserved. Let u all
90" 10 reIrforcs him. Call At olr ofieo In
the Linton ri, OK, and We viii tell you where
BEN. EBBIrT.
d,f " r. MOORE.
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Hoos-So particular change has taken
place in the hog m srket and but little doing.
for the past few days. g. 80 10 - 60 being
about the highest price. on Saturday. The
weather, for Two or three days. was very "a.
vorable.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

Orr TO wfsea1szn-us are informed
thu Gen. Reynolds has been ordered TO
Penney TO relieve Gen. Kelly.
The 18th Indiana Regimeut ~as a. Web
s,er on Friday evening. en- route TO Rom
nsy and thence. doubtless. To winchest-r =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

Lesr.-oon Thursday. DeSembes 18Th. a
Money Pouch. containing 81 IS In silver and
some old family relies. The 6nder may
keep the money " the other thing are ~
turned 20 this oaice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

MrnEKns OF 1nr Uslox Ruts win please
take notice that the Caps ordered By the
committee. have arrived and sre for sale az
B.sneu's Hat and Cap Emporium. ia Main
.,ree,. dec. ~. d3,
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SKpALrA. No, Dec. 22.-Thirty tour cars
loaded with prisoners taken by Gen. Pope go
10 ST. Louis tonight. Tho prisoners are a
motley crew. ranging from sixteen 70 seven
~ Years OF age.
Many Of the arms captured. sre United
States muskets. and some OF The men sre
dressed in United States uniforms taken
rom our troops at lie ington. Several Uni-
ted States wagons were also recaptcred.
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REGULATION CAr-T.H Io~sfre Al tie
the Se~ York HAT Store. hss DE finest and
ee-. made Regulation Cap ever made. ~hsrh
As sells ~ Own poU An
div.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Harms MAsAzsE-Buckingham has
received Harper's Magazine Cor January. Il
i a star number and will command = large
sale.
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Rebels Building a Navy at Norfolk
Eugiishmen assisting them In Max

NKw Yonx, Dec. 22.-The Herald's Fort
Monroe special states that eleven steamboats,.
propeliers and largo launches are being built
at the Norfolk Navy Yard, to attempt the
recapture of Hstteras. They are 20 render
vous st Roanoke Island. where they will be
joined by gunbosts now fitting out at Nor
iolk.
One hundred and ten men are said to be
employed In Norfolk. under Engushmen,
making guns and prcjecuIes from recent
English patterns.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw loRK. Dec. II.
Stocks quiet and steady: G. a p. l4k,
NJ. s. guaranteed. IS: Michigan Central 4tss
Hudson. 81; Erie preferred. 3sis; D. 30,
Erie, 81; Pacific Mail, ssk: United State.
Brooklyn Water Loan, 81; Pennsylvania
Central, IS; New York Central. 76X.
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4 Unisn Bah win be given al tho Central
Engine House on Tharsdss evening. the i9sh
tst. Good music viii be provided Tick
ets. si.eo. JOHN KELLY.
Is.l
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voiustesr. Going Home an Fur.
Tough.

SPECIAL TO the COMMERCIAL Apvxsrssks.
WAsHfsoros. Dee. n .-Large plumbers OF
our volunteer troops. some suffering severe.
ly from sickness and Others disabled by
wounds. are leaving this city end returning
90 their respecsive homes to recuperate, hav.
ing long furloughs Cor that purpose. Others
have obtained honorable discharges from the
service.
ID Is generally believed here that Con
grcss. on Monday, will take a recess until
after the sth Of January.
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orFIcER's R~roUIArsos CAs-cover and
all eompleie. a. Barneu's Hat and Cap Inn
porium. l3f. Main Street. for 30 cents.
Dec. 2i.-dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

On Thursday evening. a large bnoche
Long Shawl. The finder Ill 70 rewarded
By leaving Il AZ Esquire Days Office.
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PAIxYRA. No.. Dec. 9.--Msjor Mckee.
with one hundred and three men of Col.
Bisop's regiment, encountered and repulsed
tour hundred rebels. four miles south of
Hudson. and killed ten and took seventeen
prisoners and thirty horses.
Five'of our troops were slightly wounded.
Tho rebels had attacked a stock train and
captured all the stock. and held the railroad
men as prisoners, and were in the act of un-
loading the stock. when the train. and stock
and men were rescued by our troops.
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~ The following advertisement We
hnd Ia the Nashville Union add Ameiesa.
No one will doubts Ter q mvment that the ad.
v~er,iser we're perfectly disi,aerestcd In their
change irom loyalty 10 treason:
"Govsnsxksr Norlcr-we have his day
bean appointed .gentz OF aud for the Con.
federats States OF AmcFica Tor purchasing
and packing hogs and cattle. IN aud ior this
and Clsrksville district and all oi Kentucky
and therefore collect calls ara correspondence
OF all parties having cattle aud hoes 10 eel
ard also a conference with our sulhoured
sssnts IN each aud esefy couuiy
X. NJ. BRUCE 4 CO.
Nashville. Nov 9. 81. Agents Z. ! A.
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ATTENTION. usios Run-yoa are eou-
mandcd to Be Al the Armory. on saturday
evening". al : o'elcck. for business and drill
NJ. ID, TOPPING. Capt
J. O. McFrr. O. =
Dee. ls.-td
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We ~Ouic call particular at,Srnon &c xcIxc',
sotee IN ancshcr column We add the fono-szs
ten tie St. Louk Herald, whish srcsks volumes e
rs favor. We ssy 20 al. give it = trial.
"we take especial pleasure IL rccounentisg IL
Leans oeleersact Strengthening Cordial a. n izvh.
sshle remedy fbr general debi,isy ard weakness
We have seen q ts-aedia . circle uuter cur orn IN.
nsdisie dissertation. and voroh fr ia eer-sy an
worth. Il is an article ~hich should DC teps Gee.
ssAally N every fsnsly. aHh certaln,y Al Isva,r.
able n.escine. &c. ,he sdvrru-ener, ir sroshss
~.fufrr
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Arrival OF the Americn-Two Days
Later fiom England.

Arrival Of the AmericH-Two Days
Later f,om England.
HAIiSAx, Dec. 2l.-Ths America from
Liverpool ON the TIN aud Queenstown ON ihe
9Th. put In here this morning. short OF Coal
Her dates are two dass later.
War-lske sentiments and Preparations we've
unrelated la England.
A large anu.war meeting had. however.
been held at Dublin.
The Britt h Government sent = letter sp-
propristing the course OF Com. Williams, the
mail sgeut on board the Treat.
fsrs papers assert tnst the British Gov
ernnent VA answer TO pet { vns hon the man.
ufaetufing die iicts. had stated that The ct
ton Porte of the Southern s~tss. w.u.d be
opened by February az the latest.
Tue British Parliament had further pro-
rogued ull the 7th OF January.
IL was stated that orders Tor the pnichsse
Of hall a million quarters Of wheat had been
sent 20 the Black Sea ports hom London.
within a iew days. for present and future use.
The British irigsse Warrior was taking N
seven hundred and sixty tons Of coal repair
atory 10 service on the North American
coast
A considerable number II ADDITIONAL In.
gii<h troops were 70 be sent TO Canals.
French Journals -sy that France viii 10
main neutral in the event Of a war between
England and the United Stafes.
The Hero. carrying eighty six guns, Was
10 leave Portsmouth,. on the 18th for the
North American coast.
The ship Silas GrecnmAn. fer New York.
having on board one hundred tons Of lead
vas stopped IN the river Thsmss. the export
OF the article having been prohibited
Latent VIA QUEENSTOWN.
ST. JoHSs. Dec. 2o.-1n answer TO several
enquiries u may be stated that the snbmsrinl
Cable. reported broken betwssa Prince Ed
vsrdis Island and the main land, forms no
part Ct the connection with New Foundlsnd.
and does not in any -zy eject The tr.nsmis-
sicn Of business 20 Cape Race or any other
place In this Province.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23
uNrERTAKER.
To San Francisco, California, On
Ten pnys frcna "a. Joseph. Me-

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indicated Hair Wash.

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
hsvsrx r~e->~1kts xsx<tnx 40 Hair p-s><l,s
$1,000 s<zztsx 1>1svs Hsrk B-1s>. Beg i<sV
v i1krn he ctlNrs I'D lrbils rxs<-slly. tsxi ~
- f-se<ret e~1t oZer c.s,e<zsr- - hs
Ssnpro1a,s 80 cstlzx Lst<s kn1 Lido 6trs'
HEr, axo " CANADA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

fcrtvAL-rhe Mite Society in connee.
lion with the Frat Baptist Church. wall hold
a Festival In the National HILL. on " sdnes-
day Evening. December assh. the proceeds
OF ~hich will be appropriated for the bsusft
Of said Church. Admission lee Is cents.
December 81 DAT