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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

ScHooI FUxD.-The Audi tor OF ne coun
~. Mr. Allen makes an appeal. this morning
% the b2rro~ers Of School Funds. which
certainly should be heesied and promptly re-
sponded 70. The State having generously
dermined 20 defer the collection OF the prin-
cipal during the continuabcs Of the war
where the interest Is paid and The desirable
ncss o. keeping up the public free schools
should be Incentives 70 al 20 pay the later
ct on their loans promptly. the more espe-
cizlIy as tho rate Of interest Is 80 much be-
low the present market value o. MONEY
We are sure a loyaiand patriotic people viii
respond promptly y the ell ef The proper
officers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Il.I CnsoiSsAE, Nos. 10.
Flour very duh. No demand. Pices
nominal.
Wheat &c lower and very dull az so@s3
for red.
Data declined 10 27@271s and dull
Barley firm at 45@5oc Tor prime TO choice
fall.
whisky--A good demand for whisky al
LAKE,.
Corn Ia good demand: sales of 3. 600 bush
At 27c for new and 29td3Oc Cor old.
Hogs advanced 10 $J.25@3.3I, but Closed
less buoyan. under the news from New
York.
A good demand FOR bacon 10 meet Tie BIDS
advertised FOR by tie Comnsisssry Al 81
Louis. and 500 hhds sold az 5td5isc tor rib
and clear sides 1000 pieces green meats
sold at 2izc for shoulders and sts@4c Tor
HaEs.
Mess pork in good demand NJ $3.50 for
December.
Lard dull att c.
Groceries firm; $50 hhds sugar cold at i0c
and 900 bags coffee at l69l61e.
Linseed oil is held at 65@e6c and frms
closing at the latter rate.
Money market unchanged.
Exchange steady at prem.
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Noon Dispatches
Later From Port Royal.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
BEAUFORT STILL DESERTED.
STORES NEARLY ALL UNLoADRD.
SECESSION TROPHIES

NKw YoRK. Nov l9.-The sse,l er trans
port Atlantic arrived this morni. 1. from Port
ROYAL. which place she LETT or tie i6th inst.
Nothing ofimportance has irs PRED since
last adyices.
She has on board a number o. passengers
and invslids from the army and navy. also
sir PRISONERS.
Everything remained quiet.
The troops had been oil stationed aud we're
we'll
Several visits had been maze TO Beaufort
by regiment or so. but they had returned
again leaving the place deserted.
There had been no communication from
the opposite side OF the Island
The stores end ordnance had nSarly all
been landed and several transports Will soon
be ready 10 leave.
The dispatch relative 10 fleet being seen
of Fernandina bound south. Was undoubt ed
lyanssrror. As the federal teet still remain
esl at Port Royal on the 18th.
The Atlanta brings number Of secession
trophies end one bale Of cotton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

~ Hon. John Law. in correcting Ia :
card an error into which the Evansville Jour
nal had fallen relative 20 the naming Of the
frigate Wabash" says through the columns
Of that paper:
All the vessels in our Navy are named by
the Secretary OF the Navy. under the direc-
ton Of the President o. the United States
The ssvcnty.fonrs. bs 81 act OF Congress,
are named after tie states. Thus We have
Pennsylvania. Obio. North Csrois.a and yr-
ginia. The frigates arc named after the
principal rivers. as. for instance. the Wa
b,sh. tho Potomsc. the Brandywine and 81.
Lawrence. The sloops-of war after our
principal towns; the vincennes. St. Louis.
Savannah and others Tho only nstrumen.
tally had in christening the Wabash was ia
sending to Commodorc stewart the con-
queror Of the Cyanne and Ievant. IN the Con
stirusion frixass. during tho war with Great
Britain In 1872. at the tine the Wabash was
launched At Pnl.delpl,ia. be then beng CON
nsndor Of the " IVY Ysrd here. a bottle OF
water taken from the W sbash river. which.
when her name wis gwen. sss broken. - 4
the usual custom. Gu the bowsprit OF the
frigsts asshs ensrvd he water.
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Additional Foreign News.

NV YoRs Nov. ie.~-Breadstc:fs quiet but
steady.
Provisions quiet and dropping.
LONDON, Nov. e.-Consals closed at $685.
@9,Jr.
The Paris debates on Mexican affairs SAYS
the Powers At the commencement are % en-
deavcs 70 impose a suspension of arms In the
belligerat parties in Mexico. They under
take not TO occupy permanently any part OF
territory. and to obtain no exclusive advan-
tsge from Mexico sltlII
England gave the conditions which she
wished Inserted in the treaty named. that the
shree Powers should pledge themselves not
10 accept the throne of Mexico for any Prince
of their reigning families. If the u,Jnarchiai
form prevails the Powers pledge themselves
not 10 use Intervention Tor the profit of any
Prince in paiticsilar. I'D
The Pafrie q vs. the o,ntigcnt Of France
viii number OBJ.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

HArs.-There Is no article Of wearing Ap.
parci which sets of gentleman 10 such
great advantage as neat, handsome and
we'll shaped hat No; half 80 much depends
on the cut OF the coat or the sbsps Of the
boot. as upon tho ssyle and st ol tic hat
This being admitted. the next question
that occurs Is. where L the best place to pro-
cure such haiti We know Of no better
place than a. T. H. Loweue's.g corner Of
Wabash and Fifth streets. lie has made
hats in this city for years. and has rever been
surpassed. 10 uses the best material. He
has the work done. or does II himself in the
NOS, workmsn-iike manner. and then he
sells it at price that the buyer can
afford 90 live by. Then We know o. no
better advice. 1T you wan, handsome. ele.
CANT and serviceAble hat--than to say 20 TO
Lowerrs's and order H. You cannot fail to
De pleased.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

sr. JoHxs, Nov l9--Thc steamer United
Kingdom from Glssgow on the 9TH. for New
York. arrived this TUESDAY morning. She
was boarded By the tess yacht Of the Asao-
ciated Press and summary OF news obtained.
Her news Is ono dsy later than those per the
Nerwegisn.
The Convention. respecting the MEXICO
expedition \ that the invading Powers shall
not seek Territorial advantages for them
selves, nor use their Influence to interfere
With the right. Of tie Ioopie 10 choose their
own Government IL also contains an ar
slcle providing thar an invitation be given 70
the United States 20 sccede % the Conven.
ton in behalf Of their own satiecfs. IL does
not Z the number Of ships or troops o. &c
used nor stipulats for march 10 Mexico.
Psxis. Nov. 9Th The bonrss Is firm and
rents quoted at esf csc-
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NV loEKs NOV ~
Flour opened dull aud closed at SC lower;
only moderate business doing for export and
home cousu mption AZ decline; sales Of IT,
6ssO bbls nj s.. 3095 SIS Tor rejected; s.. 5U@
s. SIS tor extra stu; s.. SIS Tor sup W steru;
&. 65@5,c5 for comfnon 20 medium sKtru
Western; 81, 90@6,UO for Shipping brands
r. n. o. cnlefy; e5.90@5,s5 aud S6.lu@
6. IS for trade brands.
Canadian -four a shade lower, with mod
crate bnsines doing; sales oil 6.5O bbls Al
IS 50@5,5 SIS Tor superhne aud s.. 1U67 so tor
common to choice extra.
Rye -four quiet aud steady s., 2J@4,4 40 for
common - good
Corn meal quiet aud unchanged.
Whisky shade easier; sales VI $50 bb.s
at 20nr(a2lc.
Wheat ld2c lovci. with a brisk demand
for export, aud a heavy decline In foreign
frcights has impaired a very cheerful tone 20
the market; sales OF 5000 bush Chicago
spring at 81, 25Sl 81; 10000 bush Racine
spring red ut 81 .1o(dl pa; 4.7O0 bush north
western CluD at ri $50 rs. latter price
very choice; 40 900 Milwaukee Club at 81, :
2s6fl 80; s.. 500 Amber Iowa At 81 ,5U@
1 81: IL 900 bush old State at $l3l "a ls4 /:
6UOU bush extra Amber Green Bay at 81 80 F;
So 900 bush winter red western ut s ,5Ud
l.4l; 81, 900 bush Amber Michigan at 81 As
@l.f 800 bush red Kentucky at 81. y;
IL 900 bush Conada Club nc 81 ESQ %.
Ii, 400 bush white western At 81 $3.50 40:
III 200 bush white Kentucky at $i4S@ i5J
Rye more active and &, mer; sales VI 400
bus at o7Ca95. the later AN extreme price.
Barley scasce aud irmor; sales OF 900 bush
State az 70@evc.
Corn heavy n, d L. lower; sales Of ll4.-
900 bush at Gle for inferior mixed Western.
65@t6c for good 20 prime shipping do. chief
ly at inside price, 6697lc for Western yel
low.
Oats--prime 40@iSc.
Pork heavy aud decidedly lower; sales Of
$40 bbs at 81 .50@l3.50 tor mess and 50 90
tor prime
Beet steady with fair demand; sales of
$50 hbls at 81 ,00(64. so for common to prime;
$5.0095.50 for mess and $l3,o0@l3,50 Tor
mass.
Prime mess beef rules quiet.
Beef hams heavy: sales OF $50 bbls Yves
tern at SIS, 25@l5.75.
Cut meats rule heavy at 4149454c tor
shoulders and 5.00@5l@c for hams
Hogs firm and in good demand at Sc.
Bacon in good demand; sales OF 10 boxes
assorted middiing. deliverable in December
or January at 6sz@7szc.
Lard rulss quiet at elIz@S34c.
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Night Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK.

Consigned 10 Fort Lajawfte-Our Troops
Considered Safe at Port Royai-Brady
Deeiines-Depiorable State Of ACans 81
Charleston Waiksr and BENJAMIN. Quar-
reiin9-Gen. SAermsa sende out his Proc
iamsfion under Fiee Of Truce-Courfesy
Of South Carolina Officers.
NEW YoRk, Nov. l9.-This morning Mar
shall Murray received instructions from tho
Secretary OF State TO convey Appleton Cakes
Smith, the rcputed owner Of tho SLAYER Au-
xusts. to Fort Lafayette.
AdSices from Port Rsyal per the Atlantic
say that the position of eur troops Ia consid
cred safe Extensive works are rapidly pro-
crossing. guns being mounted and entrench-
ments extended 20 Seville, about FIVE miles
from the tort on Hilton Head.
james T. Brady has declined tho nomina-
ton OF Mayor.
A letter from Charleston dated Oct Ord
W. Havana TO gentleman in England and
from thence sent here. was received ycster-
day.
The writer represents the condition OF af-
fairs deplorsble. business PROSTATE. provis-
ions at starvation prices, aud no prospect OF
change tor the better.
An amusing correspondence is published
between Brigsdier General w. Ii. I Walker
and the rebel acting Secretary of War Mr.
Benjamin. in which the former Indignantly
resigns his commission because Mansfield
10, ell late Assistant Street Commissioner
has been made Major General over him
Walker boasts that he was the 6rst te do
sert the dag he hid sworn to maintain, anc
take up arms on the side OF the rebels. anC
he thinks il very hard that any Office holder
~ he calls Gen. Lowell should be places
above him. Mr.. BENJAMIN very coolly ia
! forms Gen. Walker that his resignation Is &C
cepted, and at the same time administers
reproof tor the insulting language employee
towards JEFF Davis in Walkers letter.
A Port Royal letter of the 9th states tina
Gen. Sherman On the 18th sent one of hi
aids, Lieut.. Wagner under dag Of truce L
carry bis proclamation to the people Of South
Carolina. He was accompanied By DIR. Ba
con of the 10Th New York.
They went within two miles Of Gardner
Corner. place opposite Port Royal Ferry
said 10 be occupied by isoel tro ,ps. The,
held an interview with ten rebel officers un
der the Gag of truce. They admitted tina
depreiations or Beaufort. were the work o
the blacks. aud entirely exculpated our tore
from any completely. On their return the
met a squad OF rebel cavalry who gave then
fodder for their horses.
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FROM kANZAs CITY.

Laier from Nep Mexlcs--Arripai Of fse San.
Ia Fe Mail-Cept Hatch made Briqadier
CeaeTai-Hoper 10 Coznmissary General
Gibson--Coi. CaR6y makes rsesisitioR Oh
the Goreraor for Troops he Governor
Hsspoase-JeRHiscn Recorers isCeniy Wac
oRs and flco kandred Oren stolen by The
Rebeis-A Rebel Camp 10 be attacked.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. ls.-The Santa Fe
and Carson City mail. arr we'd yesterday, two
DAYS ahead OF time, bringing Santa Fe dates
10 Nov. 90. The through messenger from
, ,nta Fe reports all quiet along the road.
The roads are good.
The Navajoe Indians have bsen commit
ting serious depredations in different parts of
the territory within the past les days Capt.
Hatch has been appointed Brgadier Gener-
al in the volalteer service and will be or
dered to the States soon to take command in
Gen. NcClellan's army.
at IL o'clock on the lst inst. flags were
bung at half mast, in Santa Fe, and a salute
fred in memory OF Gen. Gibson. who. Tor
over forty years previous 20 his death. had
been Commissary General for the United
States army.
Col Candy having made requ aion up
on the Governor of New Mexico for 100
militia men for the United States service,
the latter issued an order to the Major Gen
erals of divisions. in which he designates the
proportion of men each is TO furnish. The
force thus raised will be stationed at the dit
ferent posts In the Territory TO garrison
them. while the regulars aud volunteers are
in service Ia tho field.
Four hundred men will be stationed at
Fort Union: four hundred at Albuquerque;
two hundred ri Santa Fe and tive hundred
Fort Craig.
Light hundred Of Jennison's men who left
here o. Saturday for Pleasant Hill, succeed
ed in capturing twenty-five wagons and two
hundred oxen belonging to the Government
train. reported burned by the rebels.
A rebel force OF twelve hundred men en-
camped three miles from Pleasant Hill. will
be attacked tonight.
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Cavalry.

slutaIry.
BY permission Of the Adjutant General,
able bodied men are WANTS, 70 form com
pany to tiil Brigade 70 ret devious in New
York city. where camp for instruction viii
be organized. Good quarters. handsome
uniform and first rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival in camp.
Pax si4 TO $2s PER MONTH.
with rations. clothing aud bouniy. Every
loyal state viii be represented in this Brig
ade. No one will be accepted who Is willing
20 enlist in tho Az Regiment. a. there Is no
desire or intention to retari the filing up Of
hat Regiment.
Recruiting Office al he south store in tho
Linton Block. Market Street. Terre Hants.
Quarters raticns and pay 20 commence with
date of enlistment.
J. r. PRESDEE,
T.. r HUvEY,
DELOS GOULD.
Ocaaf,er d DIFF
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Hon. George Tbomu. Representative in
he Legislators from Rush county. has PROV
ed himself patriotic and dsinterested man.
Aftsr raising conpany OF volunteers for
the SAID Indiana regiment, Col. McReynolds
and acting as its captain during it-::organiza-
ton. be stepped into the ranks and refused to
be candidate for any Office. IN order to pre-
vent. as tar As possible. any contention con
corning the best positions In the company
Such an action i far more honorable IN him
than II he had succeeded In obtsining the
capsaincy By a unanimous vote.
Hoo. O. " Fitch has been aathori red by
The War Department to isiso a brigade. and
IL a nov in process Of Organization. The
Governor has authorized the formation Of the
ssd regiment, which >! N sOrsn par: 81 Col.
~ brigade.
John W. Ray has been ap2oin,ed Colonel
AMI James Keigwin Lieutenant Colonel. OF
tac i9sh regiment 10 Camp 10 Holt At Jeifer.
soasillc. Over nine hundred men have been
mustered into this regiment. end Il las al.
ready received IL arms and zoo; ,ortion
lis equipments.
q. ". Brice OF Winchester has been ap
pointed Assistant Surgeon OF the sth rcxs-
nent. vice Edgerly. deceased: and John L.
Hogeland Assistant surgeca Of the eesd re
gimen, at Rockport.
Hon. John L. Mansfield has been commits
stoned a. Col Of the SSH and German, re-.
giment He Is Al Old soldier aad fully un.ier
stands his duties
Capt. Bemn~iassss and David Drosiel have
Aeen aPPolnsed aids 70 B1gadser General
Dnrort
The Peru Republican says o. = pats.oaic
family. that among he naneroa. no,sce. 81
families IN the army. none ,hey have sesu
equals tho following Instance n TIA, county
The reference Is 90 tbs family Of Robert o.
en-. seaiof. Of Peru. eishs Of whom are nsu
n the three years service.
The following are the names and iocs,ion
ROBBERS Owen. sen. Geo. X. o~<a. gohn c
owen and D, X. r owsa. Csp,sia Ewing
oonp~ny. Goth regiment; ROBBERS 0~en. y
Capt Wilson's company. I3;h regiment. wn
owen. aosh regiment. James o~ea and Dan
iel Peters q son.ia-law % Rabt owen sen.
10Th regiment
Ross. ossa. SEA. L G. yeazs of age. a..
lssrpsrently "a the sigor Of Efe he
anrioss for active serviee. and uill face dan
ser "a whatever form :. : presented withos
vavesing.
II "a stated IA. lie Application u Cove.
nor Morton 70 The eenersi Govs-nneus 70
ne removal % az o. : psrssoa 81 esr tree,
h wesssra Virginia y Ksasacky. has bee
responded 20 By an order % remove TIVE 9
he rsgiuenu ~ Cheat Asaassis. Which y
yesssDs vin ~ dose - oass-
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AkrsLIEzY. Lieut.. o. II. Morgan, re-
cruisirg cficer Cor Col Harris Mounted ar
iiIlery, Offers rare inducements % able
bodied young men VINO are DESTROYS OF en-
terins this most efficient branch Of she ser
vice. The soldiers in the artillery corps are
exempt from many Of the most trying duties
Of infantry camp IT,. their wages are good.
and the officers in this particular company are
rner Of experience and ability.
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No. Is. Main 81. unler the National House
Tkser Haurr. I~pIsSA.
As we manufacture cur Eastern work. We
can and viii eel goods SC lower prices than
can be bought az any other house in tbs
trade. Persons wishing 70 buy Al wbolesla'
will find il % their advantage n buy Of
~. a we rsA sell at the lowest Eastern prices.
No. Ia. Main Street. Tefrs Haute. Ind.
FACTORY near saagus Bridge, Lynn. Mass.
Custom work and repairing done 10 order
s3d&w3m.
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pssaissies 81 the CITY Teudered
Gem niodore Wiikes-NeWs from
Port bk0yal.

NEw YoRK. Nov. I9--Jas. T. Brady re.
ceiyed from the Tammany convention last
evening. the unanimous nomination for May
or. and ID Is understood that he will accept.
The committees Of the various German
conventions who were present signifed their
heaiiy endorsement of the candidate
The board Of Aldermen passed resolutions
rendering the Inequalities oi the city 70 Com.
Wilkes for his gallant conduct in taking Ma
son end Slidell from British steamer and
bringing them prisoners to the Government.
were adopted. and he was requested TO re.
ceive the congratulations Of our citizens in
the Governors room Of the CITY Hall.
Tho Baltic or Atlantic from Port Royal Is
signaled.
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The Great English Remedy
STR JAMEs ci.ARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared frsm a prsscripfion Of SIR J. Carl,
~ ID. Phyeicaan Extraordinary % fLc Qseea

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared frsr prssoripfion Of Sir J. Carl.
MD. Physieien Extraordinary 70 fLe osesa
I,is invaasbls Ensti~n. l. uufailing a. TIE curse
al those ps.f and dangerous diseases 70 which ths
female osnsltutio1 i snlse-l Il meisrstsa all en-
o-s--s and removes al ohst-u~tisus. sss -r.-cs
cure may he relied on.
To MARkIED LADlEs
{ ps7i-ulsriy E.itsf. 4 ~rl. 10 q ahor, ZINE
bring On n. rncatAly rsriod 9Th regularity.
Each bcsfle, price ons dollar. hesrs the
nent Stamp e Great Britain. % p-~-cnt ooaD,s.
Pits.
7sess ~ stoaid ~ % fafea - fsH,a-<s dnTf.
AZ FIRST THREK x0gTzzS q PreyaS-cp.o
lk<v sure % 1rsao o. Miscarriage. ~ ~ a.
osA1r fiase ri<g ere ears.
r. ell cssss a Srr-ous and spinal Afsctiors Ps,o
n ne Bs>k sni Limb. rstEss On slight exertsor
Psip.'xaoa q tks Heart. By-t>rio. and whites.
thees Pills vii sssrs a ~bra All cher means
hsvs f.ilsa. an si.houSh powerful remedy. e.
rot contsin irun. cs1szasi. arurno.y e. snvnias
hnrtfsi - ths ocr<1fuloa-
Pal dlrect-o1s Ia he pszzsbl-t arou11 esra
age. Which ahosa Be esrefel.y preserved.
s~.s sr-ns fcr he Unitei ststns ssd Csnada
.oB xosEs. 1s.tsI c. Bsi1wir acc.
Rochostcr, y. \
xR-si.os 81 spestags stamps enclosed % az
sDshes.i sgeu. ~fli ins-ss hs'iie. os1tA.nins b.
Pals ~ return nal. std b 4. Cunrlnsh az.
and r. =. .s-~s-ry. T-rre-HsTts. ens ali roo-
Druxzsi@ lnys<c-s'
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Hoo SoricF-I will cell On ever Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday Of the month
Of November. ISL. betweea TIE hoars OF
6 O'Clock A. NJ. and IL O'clock NJ. u the
public pound In Tesre Haale. 10 the highest
bidder. AZ public suctic,;. a.. hogs that may
have been. on any OF these days within ;he
public pound more than twelve hours.
THOMAS MADIGAN,
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LEGAL.


SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of
~ two executions issred from the rigo Common
rlefs Court, TO me directed and delivered.
cns in favor os William Dunn and against Jared T.
Ogdon and william Il. King. and IN iasor OF AL
fred Thompson, administrator of Also en- Nivins,
deces ed aud against Jsr-d X. oFtcn and William
ii. King a. principals, ard john a. King repievtn
bail. have Wed on the following described real
tate situated In yigo county, Indiana, so-vtr The
northwest quarter % Of the northwest quarter "a.
OF section fifteen 5l. ts,rnshp thirteen Us, range
eight (sl west, sud on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER -, 1851.
Within the legal hours 81 said day, AZ the Court
House door, In Terre Hau,e, viii offer the rents and
rcnts Of tho above described Real Estate, Together
with al the privileges aud appurtsnsnces 10 the
rArue belonging for term not exceeding seven
years 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, and upon TALL
,,re 90 realize sun sufficient satisfy said .xecu-
ttons and costa viii ts~n and there offer the fee
simple. In and 10 said Real Estate, 20 the h'ghes
bidder Tor cash. TO satisfy the same.
This 3oth day Of September, 1881
novl~3w pf}3.5o. SAMUEL CONNER sh'h.
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Mrs. MArr A. CEossr. Teacher Of Mu.
sic. will give lessons upon the Piano Porte.
nish or without the use Of instrument, In
struction IN Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
ether choral or with Instrumental aoeonpa
niment New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the rno-s approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply a. Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss MeLecd's School
Room. OF at her residence. Corner Of Ohio
and Third streets.
A frat class Pisro Coz sale Terms rea-
sonable. dim
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Af,ent,on Union RICE.

The Company viii neat Tor Company drill
oa Tuesday nights. ard for squad DR. u on
Wednesday. Fsidsy aud saturday nights. a,
the Arnory oF,hs s,ott Guards. until further
notice. Roll call at o'clock By order OF
NJ. d. TOPPING. Captain.
JoHx c. McFEE. Orderly Sergeant.
November 20. div
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~ AT tire when the people are ana.
iously looking 70 the ielegraphic columns Of
the newspapers for starting announcements.
which may either elevate or depress the feel
ings Of the patriot. Tuttle would proclaim 70
the world and the rest Of mankind" that
he IA now ready TO supply the people with
his mafehless niines meai Tor nince pies
The manufscture Of this article Is wholly
der the direction and supervision Of Mrs.
Tuitle. and .be materials used arc of the
choicest and zines qualify.
0ctaf.er l0 l~el III
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
SPECIAL TO rRIRuSE.

Ssrtsstkr. Nh So,. ls--AIi TIC treops.
exesps the Purnell Legioa and tire 81 Dsls-
vsre Rerimsnt. len Sew,ewn Yesterday for
Dixie.
messenger ~hh flag of truce. had Ar
rivsd II Sewtazn. and communicated 10
Gsa. lockwood. that those IN arm ia Acco-
usac kad lad GoNn their arms and claims:
their protection.
1 messenger jnss from Nswiown inform
= cur correspondent that the stars ard
siripes are soadns over Drummond<,own.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
City Marsha

WAsrKD.-A good Blacksmith. saddler
and Wagner Cor Mort0n's IDdiada Ranger
The frs, squad cfvhlch are abou, to be mus
tered into service prior TO their departure 10
New York City. Pay $22 per month APP
ply at south Store Room. Linton Block. Mar
ket street. Terrs Hautc. az
JOSEPH PRESDEE. CAPTAIN.