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The national Republican., 1861-11-22
CANTERBURY HALL.
~ CANTERBURY HALL,
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Foimefly the Wasbiu ston Assembly Rooms0
Louisiaua avenue, ntar corner OF Sixth street, 10
the rear of the National and Browns Hotels,
.. OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
With the frst talent 10 America
EG7TRE CHANGE or PROGRAMME!
FRANK BROW riR!
Il II A N X b row Err!
Tn. chief imper'onator of the Happy Darkey. for
delioestion koown as the Philadelphis Niger " no
does not reGember him In connection with the sabe
lights, Jem Sanford, Eph Horn, Luke West, and
o,he's-his own name ssndil frst In popular e,ii.
nation.
plok PARKER (iuuny Dick).... at the CAsrrnnUEr.
W. D DAxKIsoS. S...............at at the 9. srSKsgnY
MLLs FRANZ la FoLLa., 49,: AT the CASrFErvKr
MrssSs EnxA MiIks. wiLli: vsR. M '' '''"''
Sos, tAtxkR CLIFTON, and
Host VI otnefs.. at Inc CANTERBukY.
Every night this week,
Mr.. WILLIAM WRAY,
The Man who can do everything.
DAMON AND PYTHiAs, II !.
HE WoULD BE A BRIGNoLI,
ADMISSION -Psrquet, . oents PaTterrs, i5 c.nts.
DOGrs open at ; commence at ~ O'Clock.
~ @PERGlvALS MAT1NEES, ia
will begin next Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Upon this OCCASION the saloons are entirely c.otsd
u,vls - .r
NATIONAL CIRCUsi
Tom King g...................I. Lessee and Manager.
q. Scott. .......... Associate Manager.
THIRD WEEK
of the
Successful Season.
First appearance of the Great
ELLA 10Y RA.
II q M X 7 NJ O.,
Aud all the Stars.
Ladies' and family parties will please not forget the
MATINEE ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY.
nov1s
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
AUCTION SALES
Ry oREEs 8 WILLIAMS, Aac. Ions.r.

b "ILLIA"s' H"'' '""ssF''
E.xTEHsITE SALE OF CHINA, GLASS,
GROgRERYAND PLATED WARE, n Err
FEC7LY NEW, SELECTED IN THE
NORTH TO FURNISH a HOTEL IN
| WASHNG1ON, BY A GENTLEMAN
| MuO HAS DECLINED THE OPERA.
| TIOE. u
| On TUESDAY Morning. the 2sth instant. We
shall 81 II In front of ur ere No 59g Seventh, AZ
| It 10 O'Clock, a large assortment Of the above
| mentioned q Gods Wis = ~'N
Plated Ca-to 8, Spoons and FoIk.
China up, Ssucers. Plates and Dishes
Knives OF beet quality, Walters, Trays
tiOblefs, Tumbiers. SAT- Sets ana Wines
Wed EN- IL unnecessary TO eBumeiate any further
Suffice 70 say there Is complete assortment Of all
ari lies fquisite for tuch purposrs
Terms cash GREEN S WILLIAMS,
nov I'D HH start .... w.. A uotioneers
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
CoMFoRTs, COMFORTS, COMFORTS.

The sub ,cribers have In store 1000 Single aud
Double Bed Comforts, at low figures
nov l8-dlw JAS. G. MoG UIRE l. CO.
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WANTS.

VXTANTED.-To have everybody 20 call
w at SMITHS, No. $50 Seventh street, opposite
Post Office, and purchase their Fall and Wt''"-
Clothing, Trunks, Hats and Caps At t.-e very ic''
prices Give him a call 49,
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A q Fl N or
commonwealth Fire Insurance Company,
OF THE STATE OF PENNSfLVANlA,

DARGAIssi BARGAlNsi--Grent bar
Is gains in all kinds OF CiothiHg, TrunSs, Ialses,
CARPET Bags Shirts Ties, Collars, Hats, and Cape,
at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street SPPoste rSs, n
will BE- sold 1t astonishing low rstss oot Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-22

At Hospital at Columbian G,usgs, HasastsJ.0i
NOU. l5.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
southern News.

MosreoxKRr, April l5-Prominont gen
,lemen in Virginia telegraphed TO Montgon-
cry that Virginia viii probably secede to-
morrsw.
Gen. Pillow has just arrived 10 offer lei
fsrson Davis division Of Tennessee troops
Every body Is delighted with the encour.
aging news from Virginia.
Vice President Stephens has arrived
II IS said Virginia will unite with the Con
federacy.
President Dlvi. viii vacate his seat at
Montgomery-she Vice President assuming
MS daties-and will make bis he adquarte-s ST
Richmond In ten days. With Bcauregard rs
second in command.
Gen. Bragg can take care OF Pensacola.
The foregoing Is by authority.
The Cabinet will await Lincolns official
PROCLAMATION before taking action.
MONTGOMERY, April l6-The public are
delighted that the uncertainty i NJ an end.
and that We are entirely justified in driving
the invaders from our SOIL No one need
have a particle of doubt a. 10 the result. and
the only regret i that President Lincoln does
not he nj the expedition
MONTGOMERY April l6--The Cabinet we're
IN council this morning. NJ. Lincoln's proc
lamation Vas reld amid bursts Of laughter.
The Secretary Of War authorizes the
statement that - 900 more troops were call
ed OUT 20 dav To meet Lincolns men.
NrxPHIs. April Is There + intense et
element here % night. and tremendous
meeting J. being held
Memphis = os; Of the tnion. There are
no Union mea here nov.
RleHxoSp. April ID An ordinance Of 70
&C sion will pas witrin two day. The Gov
ernor will issue no proclaim ,tion I'LL he re
ceives an Official copy Of President Lincoln >
The Gov ernor has received a notification
OF a reausition for 1900 men
He will respond promptly % the call Of the
Secretary OF War Tor troo.s.
RicHxoxD. April l6-The Virginia state
Convention ! in secret session this a. -
REPORTERS are excluded and consequently
nothing i known II the proceeding a
telegram from Gov Picsens 20 Hon. hen
~ A. Wise SAYS Il = reported that III Nes
sels are OF the bar ami stopping vessels en-
gagei in regular trade
The ranefs of ,his cily exere~- cnrfaeucs
that Gen scot VIII resign
The Richmond Whig hauled doen ID,
stars and stripe. this moruine and r''n ~ ihs
hag Of Virginia.
SoRrolK. ". April f6.-Oae hundred
guns were fred here. and there = great re
ioicing over the fall Of Fort Sumter
An order has been received % a. out IN
T United States steamer Merrimac immediately
and to tow oat al army vessels from 'h'
mort
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

" .salSGroS. April l5.--The Presdras
has appointed for Baltimore. Henry W. Hoh
man, Collector of Customs. VIM. Marshsii
Surveyor. Francis q. Cochran, Naval OF
Ger; Frederick Schley. John r Meredith
Charles L. Montague. Appraisers. Washing
ton D)niphant 40 Marshal for Maryland,
John " Ingalls,. As Collector for the Dis
trict of Cape Vincent. Andrew Stephens i
appointed Collector al Miami. Ohio: +. L.
Oliphans as Associate Jastice Of Washington
Territory; Thos. J Power as Indian Agent;
10 ,eph h. Hohman, OF \. y. a. asent for
foncho Indians in Nebraska
Gov. Letcher. in a private letter to friend
n Washington. saws he adheres 10 the opin
ols former, expressed in favor Of a central
cJniedesacy Ii. however, there shall he
fnriher disruption the will of Virginia shall
be the rule Of his conduct ANY sacrifice
she requires shall be made hy him and il
troubles come he will take his share OF them
report was IN circulation this afternoon
that Gen. Scott had resigned. but me lnwhile
he i engaged with the Secretary of War aud
Adiutant Gen. Thomas
WASHINGTON April i6.-Col Ellsworth
has had strong inducements Offered him TO
proceed 10 New York city and organize a
regiment of Zouayes II he does not 90
,hithcr, he " II repair to Illinois for a similar
purpose. lie has declined the commission in
the army which was rendered him
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
COMM ERCIAL.
<Ew-YORK MARKET.


TLorR-Dull, heavy and Sc lower. with only a
limited demand for export aud home consumption;
sales Of $500 bbls at s5,l095,l5 for super State;
s52od5 so for extra State ehiefy al SIS; S5,
Is for super western: g. IS as so for common TO
nrstium extra western; t5.5oa5.60 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and t5.6JsssT for
trade brands do, aud closing win moderate de-
msni. Csnsda -four In very moderate request sales
Of 100 bbls at IS 25H675 FOR common 10 good extra
s7sT5 for choice aud favorite dc Rye flour is sell
ing slowly at -, 40e34,l0.
CORN MEAL-ln moderate request; sales Of zoo
bis al a. 50 for Jersey, and s3losS2o Tor Praldy-
wHIskY-Firmer and the demand more active;
sales l750 bhls at ISL lSc, including 500 bols al
the latter price
bush fir Chicago Spring sl.24 delivered; 2s,s0o
rush Canada Club ST 81 2Sl 30 FOR cou. 10 lair, de-
ivered; AGO bush whine western at 81 4S4 so and
900 bush choice white kentucky az ~ s.
RYE-Quiet. sales Of ], 500 bush At Csc.
PARLEY-Dull at g. 975c.
CnRy-less doing ana the market scarcely SO firm;
sales Of 35 900 bush at es 967c for old mixed west
do al RR Depot; 67c for choice new Northern yell
low. and CSC for new and oil mixed Jersey yellow.
oATs-Quie; at $685. for State.
pORK-aore active and frner with some specu-
la.iye inquiry: sales Of 5000 bbls al ell Tor
mess on the spot and els T., mess, deliverable in 80
DAYS ut iuscrs option. and si2,e2 ass for prime:
the latter rate for an inferior quality and closing al
sl3Gl3.25. ...
BEEF-Quie, and unchanged sales q 200 bbls al
A.7ssS5 Cor country prime; s5,7Ses,25 for do.
mess: ldsl0 for repacked mess, 5000 Tor eSrs
mess Prime mess beef dull and nominal
CUT kEATS-Quiet and steady; sales Of 30 pack
F ages AZ g.. 90. for shoulders. sssa Tor hams
BACON-Mojerafciy active aud prices irmef' sales
I a "A. 600 pounds rough sides atgA.
IARI-Nodcratcly sctNe and prices without ma
terial change: sales 200 bbls Al 81, alos.
/ enthusiastically better with fair business
State stocks and L :. stocks down Virginia g. De
slinsd 5 per ccnt-Chicago Rock Island as
+ Cleveland a Toledo 2s Mich. Cent a. Geiens
I Chicago e.: Ills Scrip os1s; Reading "a. Harlem
\ fprefrrred) -. Harlem ~. y. \ G. -. Del. HUI
ION $50: lll. Cent. Ronds Sc. Cal - 20; Ne c. II
We. g.. 81 - Tenn. ss 90; L ;. g. ~ Il tccnPons
/
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HER LEGioNs RALLNI>c.
TINES GROIN OMNIBUS.

NV OKLrsNs. April l6.-Ihe marke, i
depressed by the an news.
f.ineolns war proclamation Ma received
With no astonishmcnt. Everybody was pleas
cl. and the people are resolved 10 maintain
Their position Al all hazards. Two more
volunteer companies left TO day for fensaco-
Ia. and the rest viii prohahl, remain 70 de
feud the city. ...E-
Volunteer regiments art forming through
out the State. Thirty three deserters from
the Federal array have landed at Fort Jack
son. leaving twelve months pay behind. 80
anxious we're shey 10 JON che Confederate
army.
The steamer Lecompte. hence for >hreve
port. sunk eight miles above. Complete
wreck Boat and cargo total loss. Passen-
gers and crew saved Boat valued at Sc.
600: insured for sl2 900 in Cincinnati.
The Galveston Ciriliag SAYS that the idea
that there i any considerable number of
persons disposed to agitate the question 81
reunion in Texas i entirely erroneous.
The steamer Arizona Mas a. Brazoa. ga
the eth. awaiting the emharkation Of troop
for IndianOla.
All the Courts OF this civ. including the
supreme Court. have adjourned TO the third
Monday in MAY. owing % the present state
Of AFFAIR
Hon. Ti,pon " alker arrived yesterday. IS
special messenger % Montgomery. from
Galveston. 20 consult with President Davis
about the defence ofthe Texan coast.
There l. much excitement m Galveston M
account Of the war news. The city Council
in extraordinary session. strongly expressed
feeling of resistance.
THERE'S great ACTIVITY on all sides. scv.
eral pieces of ordinance were. today 'aken
Z, forts jackson and ~. Phillips More
volunteers have gone - Pensacola
PApu1Au. kr.. April l6.-At a meeting. !.
Husbands presiding. resolutions we're adopted
recommending the Governor 20 immedistei,
conyeEe the Legislature; that we are WIKI
The south IN interest and action; that the
Governor be requested to issue proclaim
ton calling the Convention together. al
Frankfort. al a. early day as practicable;
calling on the people Of kentucky TO ignore
nartv feeling. and u oppose 10 the last ex
tretnity the coersive and fratric:dai policy Of
The Executive
Iovrsvrrrr. April l6-A large and en-
,husiastc meeting OF those opposed to Mr.
Lincolns war policy. was held to night
about J, 700 were present. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted tha, Kentucky would
not permit the marching Of troops against the
Confederate States. but would share the lat
ters destiny if war must come. svmpathlzing
with ali patriotic men in all the free States,
md endorsing Gov. Magofhn's response 10
Secretary Cameron.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

THr NoKrHrRs HEAKI ARorsrD.-fhs
Northern heart of this great nation has At
length been thoroughly aroused. and the
tramp Of armed legioEs i already heard
throughout the land The shFill screaching
hge and the rafting drum are heard on every
hand. calling the brave and loyal millions Of
the country TO rally 10 the defence o. the
dig under which our fa,hors fought, ard 10
the preservation Of that heritage which they
beQuelthed us The work OF volunteering
commenced here yesterday. and rapidly the
ranks are filing NJ. The Union sentiment
his become rampant and = boiling over.
4 magnificent flag vs. suspended over
Wabash street. at the crossing Of Second =
Our people have counted The cost, have
prayed for the preservation Of peace. bui are
DOW ready toaveags the insult offered % The
dag Of Washington snd the patrios heroes Of
the revolution
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
From Charleston.

CH.sfrsro~. Arril Is The slarm wss
given last night and esrlv this morning. BY
hetvy booming Of gums % seward. IL was
thought an attepmf VS. makig by the fe1er
al froors 90 land At Sto1o. bat | le srn from
darsses theace. thai the suppoStion wAs incor
rect The Isabel i taking IN brovisions.--
More engines have bccn sent 70 Sumter-
The Ere has been extinguishei. but 4 i nee.
esssry % cool 90 the migaf'nrs. These ere
very hot zud they are AZ ali - open them
81 they explode by ventilation. There are
i2o barrels Il powder IN he nseaiinc
TIE general ORDER az Gea Be snregar4
"a. issued on Stfurday. q confederate
T troors His order va that M. Anderson
shoaid be allowed 10 evacaaie The -ame A. he
did before Gen Bcanrcgard compliments
TIE troops q the Confc3eracr Zoe Their
brAvery-sor The brilliant sscccss vhich ~
,e,d TIE ht-ishirs snt prirasions IN feiecing
the stronghold N thc harbor. lie saw shs
feat al alms was very great. lie cosnpli
nents the gallant csnmsnfcf ~ Fort sam
ser They ouly executed he oricss 81 tes.'
(.avc~nment AMI concludes hv ordering -
return a. sif5f. frei The city : unexcitcd
Il was ramrre1 salute va hrei N fsn
o. the British Csnsui. sn4 that Great BIT
An lad scknowlelrs3 Cur Independence
salute "a. frei ~hen Ma. knds~o'
isst the Isabel . 50 aboard the Baltic y
ard rs commaDi are On tier 10y home
Csrt F0ster sent note = the CIV ~
dressed % - wife. ssvng he you'd nee
her IA View York On Ihcrt1ay
These krs naay small boats whicA rsaAsi
9Th he s<>sc~s-sas AT have nuf1sts. ca
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Prom New YORK

INV NogK. April l6.-ouotations OF Nir
ginia money liGl5 per cent. discount, Ohio
2i.c discount: Missouri l0@ / c discount.
The special 10 the Post SAYS il Is reported
that the Governors of Kentucky. Virginia,
North Carolina. and Missouri. refuse to re
sponi for troops MARYLAND, however, re
spends promptly. and Baltimore regiment
has rendered is services to day. The quota
for Massachusetts, has beer doubled, and
three regiments from Boston ordered here az
oncc.
Cen Jas. II. Lane. of kansas taxes com
mani Of ,001 men here
The Commercials dispatch says Hon. Geo
Ashmin hss been sent 70 Canada on a secret
mission
No order ate vet issuel 10 blockade the
Southern ports or stop the mails
The President has issued orders 70 garrison
Harper's Ferry. Forts Washington Monroe,
and others Oae of the Massachusetts, regi-
mcn,s goes - For Monroe with New York
regiment
The route lie Seen Philadelphia and Wash
ington will be guarded by Western troops
Al n meeting Of merchants OF this city to-
lay, il was voted that call be issued for .
mass meeting, irrespective OF party. TO sus-
tain the Constitution and laws.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

CHICAGO. April i6---tsov. Yates. Of Hines.
aud Gov. Randall. of Wisconsin 10 day. issu
ell proclamations, calling volunteers asked for
by the Federal Government.
The war feeling Is intense throughout mo
West.
Dispatches from almost every town IN It'll
nois. Wisconsin and Iowa. that can Toe reach
ed by telegraph, represent the people as very
determined 70 sustain the Government. IN
the Enforcement of the laws, and unfolding
the honor OF the national Government
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

Cor. EnsSrzrR Duxo>r The Indianseo-
lie Journal. Of Yesterday. pays the following
just com2lirnea, % Col. Damont. than whom
a braver mn. or a t-ucr pairios never struck
a blow FOR hi- coantry's flag
Col. Dumont has been solicited - take
charge Of allh company Of infantry nov
forming. which he has signihed bis Wiling
ns~ 20 DO. A number of names have Al
resdv been enrolled for the new company =
The Colonel vii Likely he rendered the com
mad of the Central Indiana Regiment and
should ne re called into service no regiment
vi have a Drawer eonmander OF uuef pa
triot % dire; is movements Col. Dumont
a f-rs from N. politically. bet in this hoar II
the country dAnrer Ne know 10 nan a
Dem scr,, or A. a Republican who = an
cere patriot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

and oarlocks Great curiosity l. manifested
70 know how the horses on board VII be
used. The fort Is occupied by two companies
the Palmetto Guards and Capt. Halloway's
Company There j. no officer of his grade
MsRlraes ~in rvbsbs, he stationed
there.
Workmen arc busy clearing away the
wreck OF the burnt quarters at Sumter.
Companies are eneampei around the city
The news of North Carolina having seized
her forts is received with great delight
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

Na~cursrKr. April i5-Nev Hampshire
viii re- sponl promptly - tho call n tho Pres.
hent for trcore
The requisition hss no, been received yet.
bat a. so5n a. il IL. Gov Goodwin vii take
promrs AMI .ciive measures for complying
viih b.
Isi.nof probable thai an extra ses.ior II
the Legislature will he called
The State vii undoubtedly tender twc
Regiments = the Government instead - me
:. requested ~ the Pc silent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

ADRIAN, MlcH.. April ia large and
enthusiastic meeting assemble on short no
tee last night. irrespective of party. Reso-
lutions we've un lnim )usly adopted ex pressing
ympsthy with the Administration, and re
commenting the Governor to adopt spct
measures as will enlble Michigan 10 cooper
ate with other States in maintaining the per
petuitv ofthe institutions bequeathed by our
ancestors.
A similar meeting was held in Hu1son
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
From Philadelphia.

L.ScAsrzs. April l5.-Volunteering is
brisk. The Judges and members OF the bar,
after a speech by Hon. Thaddeus stephens
renewed the oath to support the Constitu-
ton.
There vas call for meeting on We'd
nesday.
tx President Buchanan exhibits intense
interest in news from the South, and the ex-
preston of a determination TO sustain the
Government.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

CLEyELASp, April l6.-Therc was an i'm
mensc Union meeting last night. Mayor
Flint presiding.
Addresses were made by Senator Wade,
R p. Spauldins. ID. X. Carter aud other
prominent citizens OF all parties.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the
Governments. approving the Presidents eall
for volunteers, recommending the Legislature
TO make appropriations of men and money
appointing a committee 10 ascertuin the eff
ciency of the Cleveland military.
The grcltest una1imity Of feeling prevail
ed, and spe ,kers we're constantly interrupted
bv Mild cheers and responses.
\ similar large meeting was held a, Nor
fox. Ohio. last night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

THE POLLS WILL BE OPENED
In the several wards In tho City Of IsrTe Haute,
Tue -day tho eth day Of May. A. n, issl for the
election Of the following officers, to-wit
Mayor, Clerk, one Treasurer, one Marshal,
Assessor. one street Commissioner, and
one couucimsn from the flrst Ward
second %
Third -
Fourth
I've fouHcincn fifth
And 1--WE school Trustees.
The places Of voting 20 be follows
First Ward, at the Court House.
Second Ward, az the Central Engine House.
Third Ward. City School House;
Fourth Ward. y l.. Engine Esusc;
Ffth Ward, City Seminary;
The officers Of said election TO be IS follows
let ward-J Il. Otey Inspector; Frank Frey and
q. 7. Ripley, Judges.
End HaTd--G. h Cookery, Inspector " " Sc
dam and John N O'Boyle, Judges
81 wsrd-Robort wharry. Inspector Prank sage
aud Eikana Lane. Judges.
An Ward-Jaule- ". Tobert Inspector. john ID
Murphy aud Robert Thorr4s. Judges.
5fh Ward--Jamcs y slndom Sr Inspector X
II Alberson end Richard a. Hetb, Judges
~ STEWART, Mayor
Attest Il, BLAZE, CLERK
aDfdte
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

tINCINNNT. NVTfI NJ y
rforg-f-nchsngcd: sale Of uperfre If <l.23:
extra Al "a 81 and fancy brands At et15e%
10 change in grain.
OATS-Rsthcf duh with soins s.cs II = e
VII SKY Declined o. Il, and i dull.
Sotning done IN provisions worthy Of note
RAcoS-is offered, 10 moderate extent. AZ 'e,
ss.c and lose and bulk nevis a. g., = and ~.
IARD-Is held ~ ? !. a9is, wish some demand -
a shade below these rites
MESS PORk- 4 sl5.
10 change M groceries, tie dslnsnd n the n, gulaF
way = fair and the market frfn.
me money narketn unchanged and quiet With
very ntiie doing Exchange on the East nrin AZ le
premium. New Orleans nominal The shipment
making Sou are Of goods ordered aud paid ior very
li.fis o. consignment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

ClsuSSAzl. April l6-The citizens meet
ing last light was an immense affair. Men
ct all pagt;es participated, aud them nas but
one feeling manifested and that was to sns
tain the stars aud stripes al all hazards
Great activity prevails among the military
The companies are fast filling their ranks
The home guard for the defense Of the
city will consist Of n 900 men and j. fast
filling up
The merchants have stopped shipping
goods 90 the South.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

CONCORD, y. H., April l6.-New Hamp
shire responds 20 the Presidents proclama-
ton, and will furnish the troops required.
The Concord Bank has rendered loan OF
10000 dalars 20 the Government and all
the Directors, with tao Cashier. agree to
contribute 800 each TO the support of such
meas families as may fall in defending the
dag of their Country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

Nosr CoxFsStrs TE>nKRxp - rHE t-ov-
ssscE -Bcaismia SPooner, t.sl.. 81 As~-
rencehnrg. ,e'e<ra2hei q the Governor tes.
.e~isv ~. : fun com,anv woul& be raised
there las, night. AMI would be tefeiered 90
he Goverarneas for imneliate service,
n. Tdpo. "a. q North Vernon. tee
sr.phel ihAt = COMPANY had heen EAieci IN
~; place and vas reaav 30 equipment
Col. S,nis. of (srecncaslie. telsgT4slci
hat ,hres Companies hai ittn fnilv organir
81 n that place. an vcre resdy % stsri foi
service az anv Heu,eaf Ia fe-rnai
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

WEEKLY WABASH Exfs4-s.-~e issue ta;s
morning the WErKLv WsBssH ExrRrss, c'n-
timing full particulars Of the progress OF the
rebellion; the attack on Fort Sumter; the
surrender; Proclamation Of the President:
the Sor.h's response; call FOR soldiers, and a
grear variety of other Interesting matter. on
the absorbing topics of the day; local items
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

Srxrxs OF WAK-The President OF the
United States received letter few DAYS
since. from ST. Lonis. containing five dol
Ter South Carolina bill. contributed 10 the
reinforcement of Major Anderson. The en-
velope contained on one side rebel flag and
on the other the old stars an stripes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

Ell c. Ferris respectfully invites the
citizens Of Terre Haute and vicinity. 20 his
hne collection Of Roses and Plants IL great
variety: they riu be on hand by the 2-2d inst,
and they viii do well 10 await his coming. rs
the collection viii be 6ne and OF the choices,
new. AZ well a. the older varieties. INV