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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-11
Kcokuk, Fl. Des lsiaes and MINI
&Hu1Eq 56
RAILROAD.
Open TO Eddyville, - Miles.
CHANGE az TIME.
Two Trains each way Daily.

I'm and after MONDAY, MAY goth. 1851,
~ and un Til further notice, daily tTsbms
VII run eaeh way tfsuEdsyr sIrsptrut n foifowst
MAIL TRAIN.
Wlllleave EFoEIK at 2:aO p. n.. arrivlQg S
at EDDs VILE, a. 1880 p. m.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave REukIK at 100 n. m, arriving
at EUDfVILLE st 2:30 p. m.
MAIL TRAIN.
will leave EDDYvfLEE ut 700 n ni.. and
arrive AT X Fekt ~ 1900 m.
MIXED TRAIN.
will leave EDnyyTILE at 1900 M. and
arrive at KEOKuK at 500 p. m.
@E~ Passen gers taking either train from Kso.
kuk make sure connexions With Stages for
oskaioosa, Des Moines, &C.
TnROVtGHysCk .nslow the
awe ~, may be had Mt the Office for all points
In Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Ksnsas,
NsbrAska, 10, he.
TsCKE EFT OEfICE-At the Depot, foot 81
johnson street. GEO. WILLIAMS, in.
June 70, Sl-dAw supssintendsnt. 3
u. ~.BnSans-y Trctics
LSOR The obstruction, exerciFe snd msnmuvFee ~
l. the UNITED STATES INFANTRY, includia9
lnfantry ~ thc Ii nc. tixhs Imsa naYY
mnd Hssirmem.
Prepared under he direction Of tho War Depart
men, and authorised and aiopted by the Secretary
Of War, May !, 1851. For sale BY
4 Main ST., End door from 4tA.
MILITARY BOOKS.
! GC0TT'S TACTICS, price 81 50
u. S. Infantry adopted May Ist, 1861, rs
Cavalry Tactics, adopted by the War Dep'nt %
4 VicIa q Hand Book for Active Service, %
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Lord Lssns Demands Macon sRd SiideH-
Posilss of Fvanes--bassaehaseiis War
Erpens<s-N Movements Of Gen. Miramon-
Lisaa Hurd a HHmbag-Union Sentiment
in Richmond.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA special 20 the
Tribune saws that Lord Lyons has sent in the
British demand for the surrender OF Mason
and S!idell. Time wss given to Secretary
Seward TO reply.
Minister Webb. at Brazil. represents sym
PATTY in that country as strong In favor OF
the FEDERAL Government.
The Worlds special says Con. Scott has
sent a communication TO Secretary Seward,
but H. contents are unknown. Ii IS now set
tied beyond a doubt. that in case of a war
betw een the uuaed States aud Engl-nd.
France vii remain neutral. With a leaning
towards Ensiand. Both Lord Lyons and
Secretary Seward received dispatches per the
Arago.
The Auditor Of Massachusetts, has pre-
sented q bill Of S~3,2vO.O00 for expenses In
sending troors forward. OF which III 800 .oOO
will be- paid now.
The Tines dispatch states that Secretary
Seward gave a dinner party on Friday eve
Mug, at which were present Lord Lyons aud
the House and Senate Committees on Fed
erai Rotations.
Minister Corwin Ia. made no treaty with
Mexico, and the Times special states that
Gen. Meriamon Is now on his way from New
York 10 Mexico, 10 gather the fragments Of
the old Church party 70 co operate with ths
Spanish invaders. 10 establish a provisions
government. Gen. Miramon 20 be at the heae
and subsequently 10 erect n Spanish mon
archy.
The Times special says Lieut.. Hurd. o
the 81 Maine regiment, who reported Tho
escape oil himself and Col Corcoran from
Charleston. IL believed to be a huInbug.
Congressman Ely brings a list OF 2,1O'
| prisoners. He ~ ties there Is no doubt OF ~
extended and deep Union feeling IN Rich
mond. aud IL the National army we're within
ten mile- Of Richmond our old hag would b.
hung out irom hundreds OF windows. but a
present there Is a perfect reign OF terror.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

NV yong. Dec. 2e-Tbe steamer rm-'
pire CITY has arrived. She left Beaufor; on
tho 2sth aud Port Royal on the 25fh. She
came out Of Port Royal BY the southeast
channel which has been bussed out and has
not less than thirty feet OF water IN is.
The 18th New York Regiment had made
a Reconnaissance bltcen miles from Beaufort
capturing six rebels.
Our troops are still building entrench-
ments on Tybee Island while VI. Pulaski
kept a continual fire on them, without dam
age.
A Rebel boat came down the wssE
channel on the 23d from Savannah recon
noitering 10 see IL the Nay was clear for the
English steamer Fignal 20 get out with a
cargo of cotton.
The boat was chasei IS a gun boat when
the former vas run ashore. All her crew
escaped except two who we're put aboard the
Wabash.
The officers and crew of 20 Of the Stone
Fleet now sunk in Charlie On harbor are pas
seneers on board tho E,9pirc City. Col.
Strickland and Lieut.. Smith ofthe 9Th Maine.
Capts. Hines. Wentbrook and Wegeworth OF
the 9th Maine and Capt. Newell Of the fth
New Hampshire Regiments are also passen.
gers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30


Fl. Mosnor, Dec. ga Flag Of truce
brought four passengers from Norfolk this
afternoon. and the following news in Rich
mond papers;
intelligence from Bowling Green states
that appearances 90 not indicate an engage
mcnt. although unforeseen circumstance
might p~recipitale n fight within eight or ten
days.
CnAnLEsroS, Dec. 27.-The Charleston
Courier Of this morning states that the Yam
kec Gunboats exchanged a few shots with
the Cole Island battery yesterday.
Dispatches received from Charleston states
that a Federal feet OF twelve gunboats pass
cd UP TO White Point. on North Edisto, and
made demonstrations on Gen. Evans forces,
Reinforcements were sent TO Gen. Evans,
and a battle was expected.
Demonstrating had also been made NJ
other points.
The North Carolina batteries disabled q
few Federal bnnboats on Tucsdsy last.
Five Federal steamer anchored of Cole
Island last night, and a battle was expected
every hour.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 2a.--it is reported her
that the steamer Gladiator had entered
Confederate Port with large qualities ofarms
ammunition. &c.
The Richmond Examiner says that a pain
ful rumor was in cisclatoa there that a gen
tlrinan of that city holding = commission il
tho army Of the p0tohic bad committed sui
eide BY shooting hlmselfthroush the head.
Chas. IL. Foster. appointed by the Presi
dent OF the United States. Marshal OF MOTT
Carolina, arrived here this morning and wi
proceed To Hatteras at the first opportunity
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
John G.. Davis en- Route for itch
mond.

mona.
Fenr MSxror. Dec. 81 Gen. burnside
"a expected u arrive here 10 morrow TO con-
suit VITA Gen. VOL ano Comm .dore Colds
borough, in relation TO hrs contemplated
movements.
Considerable excitement prevails at York
tawn in anticipation OF an attack. All the
sick were removed on the 2lst by order OF
Gen. Magruder.
The publication Of the Norfolk Day Book
was suspended yesterday for the want OF pa
per. A copy OF to-day's issue was brought
down by a asg Of truce. The Day Book
ssys that Winan's steamer came into the
Roads on Wednesday and was still there
Yesterday.
The Keystone State Was. perhaps. mista-
ken Tor the winans.
The Day Book learns that Gen Scott had
arrived In New York, and that he left ing
land NJ the request OF the English authori'
q, aud that they were about 10 declare wal
against The United States.
A dispatch, dated nashville 25th, saws that
Tom Crittenden with IL. 900 men. was within
fort, miles OF Hopkinsville. and would ad
vance upon that place from three points.
The Southern Rights citizens there ars
sending their families and stock 10 the
South.
A banking house. a branch Of the North
en Bank OF Kentucky, Was taken possession
Of by tie rebels on the 24h. Ouly 81 .UU
in Kentucky bills was found.
John @. Davis, an ex-member OF Congress
from the 7th District OF Indiana had srrise'
at Hopkinsville on his way TO Richmond, hu
fer what purpose i not known.
A force of not less than sixty thonsan
men. in advance Of Gen. BuelPs army, hav
crossed Green River. and i within FIVE mite
of Gen. Hindman's advance.
Great preparations had been made FOR tn
defence of Bowling Green, and show a teri
bic conflict 90 be impending.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

ST. LoUIs. Dec. 20.-The legal condition
of the negroes discharged yesterday oy the
order OF the Provost Marshal General. Is IN
no wise changed, but only freed from con
sme and solely or the Presumption that
thew ere slaves.
Gen. Hslleck saws this order viii rot debar
any ono iron enforcing his legal rights to
the services OF the negroes Such rights. II
any exist. can be enforced through the loyal
civil tribunals OF the state. whose mandate
viii be always duly respected by the militia
~ author ties OF this Department. Military
officers Ssnuot decs5e ufon the retts OF
| PROPERTY or claims % service exeept % lar
az my be ~sutbodxed by me laws o. var o.
scts OF Congress. When not 80 authorized
they ~in avoid all Interference with such
questions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

OF Mr. Nssons Mr. siidell, NJ. hcfariand,
and Mr. Eu~is. trosa t'e Dr'asn m"a p'ekei
Trent s'n. withont '"s< OF uhe. orwaf
70 Hef NJ iesiy's Gcs m : copy OF tho
fmportaai communication when you have
m ,de o. me. | viii also. Without delay. do
myselt the henor 10 confer win you person
ally on the arrangements 10 DC maze Tot ae-
hsering the four gentlemen 10 me. IN order
that they may again be placed under me pro-
lection OF me hrl'isn u's.
have the honor 70 ne
fsisned2 LioNs
W~ssulsoros. Dec. 2o-The decision Of
the I. resident IN the Trent affair. as announ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
PROM wAsHlNGroN.


The Settlement effhe Tresf ssaiF sfsrds Sat-
i~xfsefioa TO al Union Nsa-ksr'esr 81 Troops
capt Berdsa.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s-Ths settlement OF
the Treat affair anor.s much qualification
among an conservative. prominent Union
loving men. whateser may have been their
previous opinions on the subject in regard 10
the adjustment. as removing a serious irhped-
imenf in the prosecution OF hostilities against
the insurgents and as depyiving The enemy Of
the strength which they would have derived
from 8 war between the United States aud
Great Britain. and probsbly France.
There l. a general expressed acqaiescence
in the course 81 the Government. and the
DISPATCHES OF Secretary Seward are viewed
IN the ligh; OF the highest ststesmanlike abii-
isy.
Gen. McDowells Division vas reviewed 20.
day at Balls Cross Roads. sfser which the
troops had a sham battle. after taking posi-
lions "A IN actual engagement.
Gen. McCall's Division WAS reviewed 10
day a, Langley. by Gov. Curtin. Secretary
Czmerca. and Assistant Secretary ofWar
Scott. Army officers all say that all our
sroops have remarkably improved IN disci-
pine. .AMW
The injury TO Col Beriau from trying q
breeh loading rife Is not 30 serious - re-
ported. He Is rapidly recovering.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
CINCINNATI MAnKEs.

CINCINNATI. Dec =
Flour dull and unchanged; no sales Of i'm
wheat steady at so@sSc for Red and se@
$50 for White.
Corn 2cc.
Oats steady al 2olc29c.
Rye 43c.
Barley 45d5oc.
Whisky l3c and in fair demand.
Hogs unchanged and dull receipts light.
only 1000 in he last q hours but packers are
holding back: s9Gs3.l5 IS the whole range.
No change in provisions.
Mess Pork 9@91ec~
Lard dali under the news from New YORK
at 6L66Lc: none sold o! any consequence
Better asmmd Tor bulk SIDES, English and
Irish packers buying Al 81 @4c for Bone and
&c for Clear.
Green Meats quiet: Shoulders 2G2ls
Hams 363ixc and Sides 3tsc.
! Groceries buoyant
Coffee and Sugar lac higher.
Molasses held - higher but not rpuch don'
de.lers huy sparineiy.
Exchange frm At e premium and old a
4@lc premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
Tur REBELLION RrcOap-This excellent

Tnr RKsrLLIos Rfconp-Ihis e.ce''en'
work. which ne have had such frequent
occas ions to notice. decreases IN Interest win
each number. We have jast received part
ten. accompanied by a supplementary nun
her containing sermons by prominent Minis
ar. North and South. on the present Affairs
Of The nation. This adds great additional
,aine TO the work. and Ne renew our recon
msudation 70 our readers to obtain the work
|, /. published by @. z. Putnam. ss2. broad
wsy Nsw York.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
Sunday Night Dispatches.


BosroS. Dec. 2e-Ihe public have read
he aunouncemeu Of the surrender Of Mason
and Sssdell 20 the British Government very
cody. having generally anticipated such a
coarsc.
The street talk = that Mason and Sldell
uerp unt rosta their board here o. elsewhere
TIE steamer Niagars srrivci this , N.
her adsiess have bscn received va, EsIifax-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

So suumcrs o. scrosalous affections arr As
rsr,e. The suxhs. tie potato r.. Of mankind. They
se vile and nltsy e well a. fatal rhey sdse FROM
oonssnlnssioA aas inpurlsy q The hcot. ana srs %
De ssea al xround ~ e~scgy~here- One qvkrter -
al ~e meet are tainted With thsn. AID cos ecstes
q thess de q LAeu; de fcolsAiy toe. because the,
&C cur2hl-. AfEk's skkskrkEIk cleans>~ cot us
>csofsi0us corruption from hehlcot. rsrtsrs n pers
and heslsAy. Az s1esgla,ly ekpursssss tAs fsai
cezisnlnsIo1 fra he systen. No i~nEss grsA1
under yoar Sussioas disorders. since he lsress-s-
cie AVA las prcriart hs mastery osu.b;nstsa 6
esrslve ,Etns. ass Be calls sassrAszh-tpsa-
zrst wsAsrtury. CT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Tns Ux,ox RIrtn This company OF CT
then sold cry hsd their FIRST public parade on
SATURDAY. afternoon. They tuned out
about forty guns. and marched through sew
sraI street. Of the city. e'iciting very gen
.r.l admiration by their neat uniform ana
their efficiency la drill
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Mrs.. AAxY A. Cao~sz. Teacher ofha
SIC. will give Lessons upon ths f'A"e Fosss
with or without the use Of Instrument In
.sruesion in Thorough 3&s and Vocal "s's'
ether choral o. vish instrunfnsai scoo"ps
uImeas. Ne. popular Sheet hasie. Singing
Books. snd the most ss7scvsd instruss'es
Books furnished. Apply ~ hssk Room On
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss AeLsod's school
Room. or a. her residence. Corner OF One
asd Third streets.
A 6rss clsas Piano for ssse. Terms rsa
sonzble. ou
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Rrcsrrr. wssrfD-Cspfain Williamson
wants an good men. 10 fiI up rs company
in the Isth Regiment Indiana Volun'eers-
Hi. 1. the crack company Of the crack reg'
nent, and IL will be = des deFs'um 10 get M
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

NV lUkks Dtts 80
Stocks active and higher; Chicago 4 Rock
Island. 49,; @. & G. 65; NJ. 5. guaranteed.
39L,: Michigan Central. i7ik Erie preferred
5cis; New York Central. 1r3s; c. Ia:
California -. so: North Carvlina g.. 59l4;
Tennessee c.. AS United States 6s. si;
Coupons. 901; NJ. a r. Dachcin, % prefer
red. IS: Illinois Central Scrip. 6l1S: Michl.
gan Southern. 10: Hudson. 81; Pacific Nail.
90: New York Central G., 81; ). Is: Georgia
Ga. 6s<: Mssouri &c. Al: United States S.
"a; Coupons, 81.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

We ~oald call particular s~itension 70 ncixss's
ne<icc "A another coluran- We sc TIE foslsssss
fro-a Tie s.. Lozis Her.is. vhseh sPssis vcures =
n fsvor. We cap 70 all, sise 4 trial
I'VE take especial pleasure In RECOMMENDING Nc
Lezu's oslsSratet Strcnsthsnins Cordial ~ N in@A-
liable rs.aeSy for general debility AID ~esknes- =
We have se<n Il t,-icdin a circle under cur c.r Tn
mediate easeryailnl. ss1 soaSh fov 4. enessy ana
worth. Il l. a. article which should be Kept coz
-.2ssiy Ia even family. ssitis certainly An savsis-
sbls n.dicins. See tke advertisement In Anct1-'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Bo~rox. DEE. 2S-Tbe ksvense CATER.
pe~-li cobh iron tie Lake- Via cocbec Tor
Boston. seat sslmre u Ianes Hole. cap
Ann. i-<t usxhs- Ths erew ~sre saved. est
sss vssssi ID . tssxi Isss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Fox n l4ru REemES1.-Capt. William
son. OF the i4sh Regiment. vii lesve Tor
Western Virginia. on Monday. January 9TH
Those who desire 70 seni letters o. other ar
ticIes to the regiment can do %. N care Of
Cars. williamson BY leaving them Al the
TerreHsute House. on or before Sturdy
The 9Th Of January.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
/. J.H.s SYKES.


HAr' Hsr'-T. X. lo-evre-sho = .
practical Halter. and succcssor 10 Joseph {.
Yates. corner Of Finh and Wabash Street.
has received rs Fail style Of blocks and has
nov On hand AMI : manufacturing 10 erisv
he hsnd-omess style Of Fan aud Water
H.ss Al prc>s rsnxins from t~o dellsrs ~.
yards. du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
Corner Third AID Pine ST.. 8 Louis. No.
DR.. mcIcanss Universal PtiisI

on l~rn COMPLAINT. ir1oVesNss. sEAnAc-f. -
There never has been n CATHAEIiC medicls.
offered 10 the public. That has given such enife sat
~lsfAeilon a. Mciesn's Universal PIis.
pslnx entirely vegetable. they are perfectly inno
cent and cen be taken by tho noel tender infant ye
prompt aud powerful IN removing al BILIOUS srcft
lions. add CT impure. field matter from TIE stomach
In ssei. thss are dc cal, pl.s that should be used y
Thes produce no gripping. ,ieknsss q pain IN Oh.
stomach OF bo~sis, tloash scTy aeHee ana seArchiHs
Ia their operation, promoting healthy tterxronso
The liver and kidDsys. Who VII suffer ifotn hilioas
ness. headache snd foul stomach, when % cheap q
remedy can be otsainef' Keep them Constantly O
hand; q single dose isken Ia season. may prevsit
hours. days and moaiAs Of sickness. Ask Tor n.J
cosisd. lley sre asleles,, rrlce only Is cents PEI
box and csn be seat b. mall 70 any part Of the 4 :
,. AZ. MCLEAN. sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine sis. 81. Louis.
M. q. a.. ucIenm.s Volcanic Oii
LiDsmcnt.
Tus BEsf ExfkRSAL ~ rur WORLD, rcR Ne
on BEAST.
Thousands II human beings have bern saved IN
81 deerepttads and misery, b, The use 81 t1ls 'neai-
liable l1niment. II vii reiirte PAIN aimht 'usrn'
tsneousl,, and Il vii cleanse, purity a." ncti 10
loule.t sslAE IA az incredllly short rme. sf14tAN's
VOLCANIC GA LINiMEST VIII relieve. most IN
yeserate cases of rheumatism, Cont o. Neuralgia
FOR Paralysis, Cont acted Muscles, Stiffness o. NeaA'
ucs. in the Joints. hnlslss or 4gameuts, Il viii nes
er fail. Two applications viii cure Sore nroa'
Headache or Rsraeho. lor Burns OF >calds. or ar.
pain, il i an iufalHble remedy. Try n, aud you VII
arh Il sn indispensable remedy. Keep IL "waTs q
hand.
| FARMERS or any one having ohsrs'
OF horsez, will cave money By nsing NcieHn'e Vol
canlc oil llnImeni. Il 4 4 speedy sud inAlhbl
sweeney, sores, Mounds. Scratches, or any eNtsrns
ilsesses. Try II, and you viii be cGnvipccd.
Br. y. "a. Mclean, sole Proprietor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
Agricultural Department !


WE have removed 10 our new
sso~es, 20 sB1 = Vine 81 est, b<t~s<n see
on6 snd f.sd stuee. shsTs ~s shall - plsss>i g
go sur frieais an9 ca tszn~rs.
VIA q lzrge snd curnpi~t< as< q Sfc<<sfes -
,fsfnfs. spf greatly l~1eres-~1 fsrff siss fsr doing
Ia as--s. w< are p~fsssret 70 suyplr sny>gs on ths
wN. sLEsSA soss
cnclnsssi. r<e. -, issi. dk-iv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

REGULATION Csrs-T.H. Lowerre a. the
the New York Hat Store. has the finest and
best made Regulation Gap ever made. which
he sells a. oSk DcIIsk.
ilw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Lc-r--one .elio. Bah r4risr PupPy--
ears cropped. brass chain on. Anycody nod
ing the same. viii be literally rewarded os
reporting 70 this ofsee. leee3S dsl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

.Nseussds. wessoAsss.r oosniy. MI
August n. issl
Dz n Bx~Axpsxrs-Ny Dear Sir I an nov s<~~a-
y-nlne years ed. aud fos the last twenv-sgA
Gears have been . oonstsIt usr Of year Vegetable
Cnivtrssl RAl. ~hsn sch. n ly realizing The stvn.
az, q snfo<cgns purrHuoa With snediclne. which.
.hlie harmless IN Il. nature. rcuovvs al Impurities.
I can safely ssy that The vigorous Cd age inOw e..
,oy has b~sn caused nAnly BY the ans'y u CT
arsndrcsh's rls. have had in these last t~esy-
light years several Its q sickness. and csssonay
.orns infraiv u age would pres upon NE Al
.hsse uaes 1 have always found yocr pills . sure
rom~dy, giving ne net o1iy health but rsrsassA. I
,cnsdeF them. no, only invaluable asa pars.use
sat also a. = ioale. I have never daring these isa
wenty .sigltysss used sAy cher nedieins What.
yer. being ooavinssd. ~ ssperispes' that none va
. good. BrHDSreua's Pills have siso b~ea ffe>,y
nea hy my neighboEs In svory kink of sickness. asa
ave been never known 10 fail ~hem promptly 81.
alnisert Yours truly.
SAruASiEL HYATT.
iustiec q ne Peace for forty years IN we~toAe~ssr.
NJ. Price - cents per bon.
Sold by J. Il. crsnSssAn. Tcrs-Asate. ssa b. sa
epee,ssis dealers IN n~eaieise. le~ctiid-is
Tonic.
Prem Col. Albert PIKE, n. c. ir<k srksnsss
wAsussros. d. c. Jane II. is4
II have nsed Two botties of year pxazksr's Hs-
ssp hrukH and have found II very useful Ia cas-
{ indigestion and Headache. .D1 r~esnDsna n a.
"a who neal pleasant aud encscious remedy ana
rzlnsbie toxic
The late High sheriff % Allegheny esunv has
dvcn u he following
"iwa Afflicted with Debility q The Digestive Or
ans amounting 10 a severe attack Of pysp~pss'
Which lad reduced my fesh considerably. ny vile
va also areicted under the same circumstances. and
Nth the same disease. Having used yonr netinns
died Bcnuss's HcLLAsp Brnrs. ws both obtain
drelief. an are happy to afford you shi- pusiie
whence OF its value.
JOHN FoRsrrH.
Pittsburgh, Jan. ed. 1857.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Lot on Sabbath evening". on Wabash
street. he,seea s. Tszrc- HaR.s House and
Halasn'. eorner. > slsck mcrceco pockes
sook OF wallet. cons.if bag elevea dollar. IN
bills. a eouu,y erssr o. Parke county for
80. and other papers OF 10 rarsicnlar vsise
The hndsF ~il be literally rewarded b.
issviag The sane Il The Wabash ExrsEs
ofscs. Dec sl.-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

osucga's REGULATION Csrs-coser and
all complete. at Basneu's Hat and Cap En
porium. ia. Main Street. for w cents.
Dec. q ~dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

s.rrArtos WASTED by a girl. In a fami-
". 10 do the cooking. washing and ironing.
Apply At No. -. north 4sh Street.
Dec2tdlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
Hes for the Hondaysf

I have just received from New York :
nice stock Of Fashionable Hats and Caps. al
20 childrenis Fancy Has and Cap Tor ihs
Holidays. shich | can cell cheaper ,Aan any
house In the city Give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

NV Yoax. Dec. os-The soh and slsi
r~seimests are ussaef orders Tor AeF "est
rrssuh;v for Fort Dickens
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

On Thursday evening. a large brochs
Long Shawl. The finder will lie rewseisd
hy leaving !, At require Day Office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

The Indiana troops in Missouri have nam
ed their camp Al 0ttervlls IN honor OF Gov
Morton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
Come All We, Nv Sessd In the IsssA
HFtxade.

Col. Nuil'<sn says Re ness hsve sssi.fsc
tioa tcr The dseds deus a. Lsxin<son. VIII
Col Naiisu - our leader. ~< oil 80 and -
siss him. Be il 70 Lszlsxsoa o. slsewhere-
The Uaian nnst Ss preserved LET - al
80" % rsscfcrcs him. csH ~ oar oEcs Il
the Lissos B. ca. ss4 re VII tel yoa -Asrs
be Head osAxssrs ere.
BIy. rbBlTr.
da J. = MOORE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

~ Lieut.. p. p. Prise OF the 18th ress-
msnt Indiana volunteers = 81 home on -.
Tough Ia good health.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

GREKsroRr. Dee. 2S-The heavy cannon
aiding near turdner's Bay. which was the sub
ject OF telegraph iron Staninston, was
caused by Gen. james aud others. testing the
James cannon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Su= have. tkis nornapg. received TIE
rose vhi~h yos sia ne he h~sror % ztdsess
10 ne YESTERDAY. N snsseF 70 Err Rassslls
s~p~zsA ~ Ssv- SosAs rsi>nvs 70 os r~2ov~i