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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-26

OnfedeTate States Flag
The subject of proper Flag for the Confederate States
ectDg discussion III the Vario notions
advanced how it should be formed. and beg
small space in yonr journal to give mine. follows
plain blue ground the centre white bal globe.
and surrounding it, circles of white in numbers
equal 10 the States composing the Conederacy.
The blue emOlematic of fidelity friendship; te white of
purity. The ball globe of strength; the circles oil dua
bitI-the circle being ancient emblem of eternity.
ADVANTAGES Es--Unlke any Other Flag in the world, it
would be mistaken for any other The circles could
be increased indefinitely, the States Increase
ber
POLITICAL SIGNFICATIoN The ball would represent the
Central Power Government conceutrc
ces the States surrounding and sustaining Zach dstin
yet forming stem, with the stems
IL Universe. A
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From the Norfolk Day Book.
Interesting Corrs spou3cIce Ia Protest a.
Hason, eIa.jl Euseis ssti Nlasfsr!ais -yE.IIls -
9seply.
We in possession OF late orthefn papers through
the kindness Of friend We fnd that among the nl-
portrait documents recently transmitted the Federal
Congress by WeIles Lincons Secretary Of the Navy,
as the protest 10 Wilkes by Mes5's. Nason. SIjdel,
Eustis and MacarIaud, against their arrest board
the British steamer Trent, at SEA November 8h-
The following is the protest ard the reply Of Captain
Wilkes:
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WALKER RIEARES.

nRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. 45 MARKET STREET.
full stock of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Isndreths Garden Seeds, &C., &C.. constantly on hand
The attention of Physicians is especially called to the
stock Of Medicines which are warranted being pure.
November Is, 1859.
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ALEX. OLDHAM
JAYEs sToKLEY' rox,EZ <. OHM

,norT EY. ALEX. OLDHAM.
JAMES sToAL'' sTO1LEE q OLDHAM,
r.LEFS IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
u CHANTS w,,ur.erov y =
p,nt attention given to the sale of Cotton Flour Ba-
o and other Country Produce.
"Tn ODD 1859 II
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Professional and Business Cards.
". p. KENDALL,

". p. KENDALL, j. S. KENDALL.
J. J. C'A' cox, Kendall, ~ co.
.,.1,srOE MERCH ANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO
wv No. ii q II, North Water St.
OE66I,.h 1.cl 9-tf
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&. II. ROBINSON 81 CO,

4 NOMA1"" WILMINGTON, n. G..
~ g., oror I A. wizards store. Entrance corner OF
Princess and Water s5rse'S Jgo
Nh Q 1860. -ljS&29.
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To BRIDGE EUILDERs

To Sk<EDFE ENIEDEE<S,
FENHE UNDERSIGNED, appointed " the late the
County Court of Brunswick, Commissioners contract
for rebuilding Town Creek lower Bridge ready
ceive proposals.
Parties wishing to propose apply either the Sub
crbers in person through the Post Oce Wilmington
JOHN Il HILL.
H. n HOWARD.
OWEN D HOLMES.
Dec llth. 1861 Gl-Gt-lE 81
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REPLY OF CAPT. WILKES.

At Sea- November 13 {
Gentlemen Your letter dated the 9th inst, was
handed to yesterday. shall transmit H. agreeabIy
to your request to TIE Honorable Secretary OF tAe Ma
w, with my report of the transaction which refers
In reply your wish to have any inaccuracies may
contain pointed out deem it my du say tie facts
differ materially in respect the time and cjrcuus
The facts in my possession derived from the log
book the official record Of the ship) aud from the
ports, writing OF all the ofcers who Wis ted the
1rept, all OF which will form part oi my report.
| am, respectfully, your obdeIt servant,
(5icued( CHARLES WILKES
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aCAU-A R9Fh, Dec. 70, I6OI.
MEsSss ULT0K PRICE, Wilmington N
Ge,l Permit through our columns re urn
thai Ks behalf ot the Dulin boys my company MS
D. den, Of Dpplin county, for her blank
/ cts ard Il pr sOcbs Yours, very respectfully,
EDWARD : WAGE.
Cant Co 3d
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Durlng this scene many OF the passengers became
hghy exasperaed, and gave vent to the strongest ex
pressons OF Indignation seeming to indicate purpose
OF resistance on their part, when squad armed with
mu8lts, with bayolet fxed made sensible advance of
one or two PAGES with their at charge 1t must
be added here, omitted in the course of the narration
that before the party lett the upper deck, officer of
the Trent named Williams, in the naval Uniform of
Great Britain and known the passengers as having
charge of the mails and accompanying them to England
sad TO the lieutenant that the only person present
representing his Government, he felt called urUn III
language as strong AID emphatic could express to
denounce the whole proceeding as piratical act
Mr.. Shdell and Mr.. Mason, together with Mr. Euss
aDd Air. MactaGnd against whom force Ia like manner
bad been used taken 10 the San JGclno as soon
as they entered the boat When they reached your
ship, yen received them the gangWay, announcing
yourself Capt Wilkes commander OF the ship, and
conducted them to your cabin which you placed their
dispOsal When the undersigned came aboard they
found the men at their quarters and the guns bearing
on the Trent. After some time occupied IN bringing
on board our baggage and effects the San Jacint0 pro
ceeded to the northward through the Southern Channel
the Trent having ben detained from three to four
hours.
The foregoing is believed to be correct narrative in
substance of the facts and circumstances attending our
arrest and transfer from the British mail steamer to the
ship under your command, and which doubt not will
be corroborated by the lieutenant present, well by
all who witnessed them.
Tue incidents here given in detail may not have been
with sSed by each of the und ned Individually
bnt ey we're by one or more OF them. As. for the
most part, they did pass under your notice have
deemed 1t proper TO present them in this form bfore
you expressing the wish, if considered incorrect any
part the inaccuracies may he pointed out, with re-
spectu request that you will transmit copy of the
paper the Government of the United States together
with your report of the transaction, to facilitate which
acOpy is herewith enclosed
We have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obe
dent servants,
(Signed) JOHN SLIDEII4
j III. MASON
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WILLIAM LIPPTVT.

uTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Stus Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
peumery, Patent Medicines &c. &c. of Front and
Market s Immediately opposite sHAws old stand Whining
G.. 3
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Weekly, Ose year invariably IN aut1"'0'. 90
3ny person sending FIVE NEW s99seG eG viii peeHe
d with the advance subscription, (SIz oo'' wiz o00'0
ne % subscribing for this paper since ths z9th OF
ober 1857 will have their psReffo former Subscribers can
aiiou dor 81 r't tina rule if they desire to do So
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JOSEPHL. KEEN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared take contracts in his line
ofbuSiness He keeps constantly on hand LIME, CEMENT,
PLAsTER PLAsTEKs HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
gRCs, &c.
N B. To Disllers Of Turpentinehe is prepared to put
m Stills at the shortest notice NAV 2O-37-ly
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Terms of Subscription.
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CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
! June II WILMIEGToN n. c.
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TREASURY NOTES.
National LOa n.

DrRStANT % insirucf.ens froa the secretary
L q the Treasury. hook viii be epen~d 90 The
tn day q octocr. t>si a. The once u the Ersnch
Hank Al Terre- Hsaie Indiana for Subscriptions IN
der ny sup~rirsrraa,ce Tor freAsary Notes, 10 ~
ssre under he - Ialy i1th. i-sl. Tbsse notes.
vii BE- i<snet IN a ATTY doiars. hundred
dsiIars. axe hundred dollars. go thou>and dollars
ana fvc Thousand dollar. each. dated 18Th August.
lGi payable three years after date 20 III. order Of
he s1lrssrltef directed and hearing Interest
a. ~ rate ctE a-io rer cent. pr anaum. psyahle
strsi suneaiy. sur n heisg fhr -
cef<s 81 zach dsy every haa.lret dollar Der
The Ivenisnre q he ho'aef. esch ate uii haze
ee1pons sftscea. expressing the several -
-srnus infefest ~hirh conpous nay 10 a~taehal
AMI presented g. syment separately IRON TIE usies
Sutseripsiens fef sneh Treasury Note. viii D.
eeivs during tAe hfeen dsys fFcsn day e open
Inx box - aforesaid. Ne Subscription ipr
fAsn hfy doilsrs nor for sy ffsreu q thst snn
- received Subscriptions a. ans dolIsrs az a..
handfvd dollaf< musi - psid in is~fal ectr ~
Tasted states - ths time 4 subscribing sub-cri9-
uoss q mere thsn 90 hundred collar nav - pssa
oae. e. = preferred. oneteuth Al The trse 81 ssh-
sclfhlng az third a The whole amount o. every
t~<nteth d~y thsresfter untl the Whole j. paid -
No psyneus Il lers tAan ay dollsFscan - acrepsed
tat teins ne smallest snm fer ~hieh Treasury
C~rfsac.ies Ill ~ rrsat~d ~ daplicss~ T. -uh-c-s-
hers ~ tkf Aal4lis paid the oFifinal II wbirh
he suh~fhrr I'll trsn<nit y nail % the Secretary
ei - t~sef trrreor o. -ach saescrfs<r ~ ere~r
EARRING irlertsi a. stprtssef Ia sfh tertltrafe IA
n ra<.s ters e=f pat - 10 sah-c ttst
= 49, 81 - tuae - sah~rrttf.E. Tresserv S~f-~
- - lssa~d cnif - 10 ysyra~ets nlsa~ sah.~-
4asnIf ~ frss ~Aeh via REMAIN anfil The -
--rsonrt sua.~eTie~d y sorh pef-on shall - f.lA
wtfr Treasury >cfes 49, - tseard So s1ck 49,
p.yunr-i si-c O. psyHeni e esrh asferrei t,sl.i.
rsrrt - sah~sriher wiI pas In sailt.ar tkersi~
fnsi - th- fnrre@f sccru~a th<resss -
ietk tp~-s. - IT, ass q psynenf. ~ 49, pay
news tks ,atefer ~ srscers rsid e. s1t-Frip-
risn hs<A p.vueuss = ntsrest ..sll - s<.isur-.i
80 sulecrif~r r. ne pavn<uf q the fx-t r7spos
To ffeestt Notes iesaed uFon sach cert lsesfe-
- a. frer~s1rs al - o. The sahscsil~fk y
nosi1. sorh cfher lnr~tc unsy - i<ffrsf~d -
fksua whea ttsr trsnsri ti~sF xinsi c~rtnrsf-s
n tarllcsfe c~sf So uss - retained ~ tkes
- tf~ir $500 f1sSToS nCSSfY.
sept "a. fuF~ saa-rrtpu-n As~eA
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Brandreth's Pilk have been before the ~orsa f-s
nearly ono hundred and ten years. Try h.ve AZ -
ts6lished character for safety and efsesey, ~tsaA
places them IN the fret rank Of AL the medicines e
The day Thsy are purely vegetable. harmless v
The tsndsrest age OF weakest franz. yct g suesns
efficacy 10 thoroughly cleans and purity the s;sct.
Through The organs Of the stomach and he~>is--
They aid and improve digesusn. AID sound, rsfresA
ing sleep follows their They have cured thons
Anes Of cases q The most distressing dyspepsia AL
the symptoms Of confirmed oonsumpaou have bcsI
removed by their use. and health has again bse.-e
the once Departing invalid. costivess-. tie great
promoter Of disease, infslbly cured by these Pills
ApOplexy and paralysis ~ surely prevented ~
The pills are perscverinsiy u,ed Is fs.ise.s
OF intenss pain q the head Is experienced. TAOas-
snds Of furnished In prsef Price - cents pr
5ox.
Sold BY }. r. crssssaAs. Terre- Hsste, and ~ 81
respectable dealers In medicine. lc~'se~in
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Night Dispatches.

Col. Brown Prepared Ia open Fire
upon Pensacola Our missing on
the Potomac turning up-A Prize
beiu. lowed up Delaware Bay
San Francisco 10 New York.
NV YORK, Def 25.-Mr. Packard a na
tive OF Maine, and fugitive from Florida,
who arrived by the Mcclellan yesterday.
communicated the fact that Col. Brown had
made all his arrangements 10 open his bate
ries upon Pensacola CT the 10th, and that he
was prevented by thu affair at the mouth OF
the Mississippi. which made IL necessary for
two Of the ships which were TO take part ia
the action. 10 so to the blockadng fleets as
sistance.
Private accounts from the Upper Potomac
this morning, represent that our soldiers re-
ported missing. arc coming in from time
10 time while others, carried down by the
current OF the river. are known TO be under
shelter IN tenements on its banks.
Capt. Cannon, of the steamship Delaware,
which arrived this morning from Philadel phia,
reports that n the Oath inst, at 6 80 p. m,
he passed ia the Delaware, the Z. l.. gun
boat Keystone State. having in tow propel-
Ter, doubtless the rebel propeller Salvor.
from Key West.
The following was received this afternoon
San Francisco, Oct. ~.
To the Mayor Of Ner York:
4 San Francisco to New York sends greet
ing, and congratulates her on the completion
of the enterprise which connects the Pacific
with the Atlantic. May the prospect OF both
cities be increased thereby and the projec-
tors of this importsnt work meet with honor
and reward.
Signed H.F. TESCHMAKER,
Mayor OF San Francisco.
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by permission of the Adjutant General.
able bodied men are wanted 20 form com
pany 20 Gil Brigade 10 ret devon. in New
York city. where a camp FOR instruction vii
be organized Cool quarters. handsome
uniform and fr-t rate horsc~ viii Be supplied
Immediately on arrival IN camp
PAY Sls TO 81 rKe wc~rH
with rations. clothing aud bo1niy Every
LOYAL state viii be represented ia this Brig
ade. No one will be accepted who j. wiling
20 enlist in the 43d Regiment. a. there : No
desire or intention 70 re,ari the 6lliu2 a. 81
tlat Regiment.
Recruiting Office a. the south store "a thc
Linton Block. Makes Street. Terre Hsuie
Quarters rsiions snd pav 10 commence Nth
date Of enlistment
J B. PRESDEE
T. l.. HONEl
DELOS GOULD
October "a dtf
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Carr l. A FcorE-This gentleman. -
well-known and highly esteemed by our citi-
zsns, reached this city on Thursday Bnoraips
en- route for his home in Rockville. % which
place he proceeded by the evening train
The Captain Is rapidly recovering from an
uxly wound. which he received IN his night
arm, al the late reconnaissance At Green
Brier. lie was struck early in the action by
. small graye shot. which. without piercing
bis clothes, drove them in 10 the bone. about
half way from the elbow, 10 the shoulder
IL walking back 10 the rear. the ball worked
itself ont and was carrie home oy the ca?
tain to be examined by his irend-. The
Captain !. la excellent general health. aud
will soon e al, 10 reioin hi regiment. lie
speaks in &c asv-t ardent terms OF the l4'h
Regiment ant repeatedly of ia gallant Col.
orel
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ASorrrr PROM rHk GALLASr l.rH-.ap1
Martin Of the i4,h Ind na. eausi upon Us
Yesterday. in more robust health than We
syei saw him do attributes his improved
condition to the use Of ca. iron biscuit NJ
on which soldiers are fed.
Capt. Martin il justly proud of having 4
place in the 18th. and could scarcely rTrsin
from giving one Of the regular Cheat Noun
tain yeIl.. - he spoke Of the gallant con
duct Of the brave BOYS Of the 18th. al Green
Brier.
Capt Martin = rapidly making true -ol.
der of himself
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RoLLA. Mo-. Oct. 2f-Reporis. which are
regarded a. reliable. say that all the bands
Of rebels which have been inficting the
country vest Of here are concentrating at
Springfield; also, that part Of Prices army
expected
Another report brought in by a country
man. SAYS orders have been issued from the
rebels headquarters requiring all the Texas
troops 20 march TO Houston, the Arkansas
troops TO Little Rock. and the MissOurisns TO
Camp Walker. Arkansas.
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Agricultural Department !

VIII be cnlaf I'D And FARMERS will all tlmes End
a full stock Of implements Ct the best quality.
r. a. CORNWELL.
Sep. %, ls6l Nos. ~ A. las Wabash Sr~.f.
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Flour in fair demand for superfne. and
prices frmer, but the higher grades are dull
and heavy. sales of 800 bbls. at si,l5@4.
25 for superhne. the latter rate including
drayage. 81 ESQ 80 for extra, and 81 $50
40 for family.
wheat unchanged and firm: s3@s5e FOR
red, and s5@y0c for white
Oats firm but quiet at 26e.
Corn duh and lower. closing At 29c
isky steady at l41s
eB3ton-A moderate demand for clear ba-
con sides AT 6ssc; nothing done in other arti.
cles
Spices nominal
aLinseed oil 59@6oc and M good demand.
0rpceries unchanged and steady; sugar ~
@l0k molasses 45@46. and coffee l5ls@
l74c.
Exchange steady at &C premium. The
money market quiet
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WHErilxe. Oct 2s-lbe election for the
division Of the Slate ss ordered hy the OF.
dinsDce ~ the last Convention came of
fhsoughout Western Virgins today.
The vote IN thi. city aud county = not inll.
bu; Overwhelmingly Tor division
Rerotts from tie interiof, n f-r =. re
c.ived show eth greater unsnitnits Tor t--
Thirty nine counties are included Ia the ne~
State
Ms@-rs Lamb. rsxton sni Battelle are
elected de'eznte- from this county TO the
Conse Ton -hich meet. on the 2sth If ".
vemb o. frame Constitution
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MAnsIrD On Friday evening. the lSih
inst. AZ the residence OF Mr.. james Read.
by Lambert Day. Esq. RicHsnD HsfSTs 10
RrrR WILLIAMS, all Of this CITY.
AT Martinsbnrg. Blair eocnty. Penn>sl'a.
MIA. On the 5,h inst. by Rev. Daniel Stock.
Mr. HrSnr MrsGRovr. Of tils city. to Mi-s
NAV. Z. BKLcH. Of The former place
The happy couple returned 70 he civ is~i
evening.
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RusaOred Destructiou OF ucCui-
ieeh's 4 vtny y 90 bel % iu q iievs NY
County -OiseWvery OF mouey by
HgesnOat

J,rsrRsoS CRY, Oct pa special dis
patch 10 the 81. Louis Democrat SAYS.
Colonel Wagner arrived today from TIP
ton. and reports that IL vac rumored aud be-
lieved there that Lane and Montgomery had
intercepted Ben McCuIloch. or some one as
saming that name. in his attemfs TO JOIN
Price. and cut his whole srmy 60 pieces.
This report i also believed here.
We are reliably informed that there are
FIVE hundred rebels congregatcd in and
around Fulton. Galloway county. whose dc
sign y 10 seizc some passing steamer, ferry
themselves across the river and burn the
bridge. A vigilaut ard formidable guard
will be maintained AZ The bridge.
Gen Fremont : said % have discovered
one hundred and sixty thousand dollars VI
coin buried a. warsaw. ard delivered Il ores
to the United Sta-es psymaster.
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San fRASCisCo, Oct
To the Mayor of NeU York:
WAR DEPARTMENT PREPARING A
LIST or CASUALTIES AT LEESBURG
OUR FORCES AGAIN ON THE
MARYLAND sIDE-OUR LOSS IN
THE FIGHT
SPECIAL TO the ro-r

WASHINGTON. October 25.-The War De
partment Is preparing an official list of our
os&es AZ the Lecsburg battle. IL will bc
pnbllshed as SOON a. possible. buta great deal
of difficulty i experienced IN obtaining com
plete recoris OF killed, wounded and miss
Jog.
The latest reports received from Edwards
Ferry state that all our forces which were
engaged at LeeSburge are now on the Mary
land side OF the Potomac AMI IN excellent
cC.dition.
H. check encountered at Leesburg has
not di.heartened the Government in the least
but q IL believed some bad blunders were
committed.
A letter from Edwards Ferry, from gen
tleman of the sanitary commission. says
tiere are one hundred aud seventy i've woun.
ded in our hands aud f-t,y seven were buried
,estertA, by poImission Of the rebels, pro
osbly City we're oroNned IN attempting 10
cross the river. and probably tour or i've
hundred are prisoners.
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MASrrA MaKixc. Mrs. ". RowIsoN would
announce % the ladies of Terre Haute and
vicinity. that he has resumed tic Maniaa
Making business. in the house FORMERLY oc
capied by Mrs. Groverman. on ONO street.
between Third and Fourth. where she is
prepared 10 receive orders FROM her former
frisnds and patrons.
Having jus; received from NewSrk the
latest Paris fashions. she s prepared 70 fur
nieh work Of a character that cannot fail 50
please the most lastidious. d:'
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Consumption. primarily snd essrnsisiiy ers ~
sscrderes nutrition. b. rsiionsliy ATTACKED by
medicine which rebovat-s the sutrfuve po~crs.-
such medicine 10 the PERUVIAN SYRUP, ~ho.-
chief ingredient acts directly ana snnedissely
the blood and arrest. The disease safely and ssrely
RairNosK. July 10. lisa
was suHsrtng with = severe Cafsi rhal Cough, &C.
oompared Il Night Sweat. loss Of Appetite EDi
great Debility. which WAS daily Increasing In thu
state, commenced taxing the Peruvian SyTr9. Ia
few Gays, and before had used the second bc<.l..
my cough l-ssened. night s~ssts ceased. sppeuts
restored, and with IL, strergfh an. v.ser s~,
what had enloyed for ten years. being able 10 wall
several miles each day. ~ithsut fatigue. wa.ie hl,h-
crto could walk oaiy short ci.s~Dce.
A. :. KELLOGG.
Oct Ia dkv<~
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Tir.t Through Message from Caiifor-
MIA TO President Lincoln.

81. JosKr1l, Mo. Oct 25.--The Pacific
telegraph was completed TO San Francisco
YESTERDAY. anil was in fne working order last
evening. The hrst throsgh message trans
ni,ted over the liue - from stephen J. Field.
Chief Justice OF California in absence of the
Governor. 10 Abraham Lincoln. President Of
the United States.
In consequence Of the line being Closed
p, n, hore before ne received notice OF
the lite working last night. ne were Obliged
go hold the message. with others, over night.
Tn. en,epr,se = success. aud the line
working vefy satisfactory. Press dispatches
and rri,ate bussnoss orwariei from here up
20 X O'Clock lest night were laid before lie
puhlir IA, California tbs morning
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RALPH spragls. will from nov anti iae
close Of the season. hs daily ia The r~ceirt ~
frssh orsrrss Of the bet brauds. which a.
vill sell By the can or hsif can a. 'ae lowest
rAtss. he will also serve them ~ ln any
loon, one door south of,he Stewart House
October II DIFF
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TONSOR RIAL.
Medicated Hair w ash

DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
il having reffted his Saving snf Hair Dressing
xaln-, .dolnlns The Tcrrs H,uie House, hegs leave
:, uf---n ths stsen. and pahiic g-osrally. that ne
10 nv prepared - ~slt apoa custsnasr- Va bis
uxnsi ss,lfsctcry manner. strict attention gwen "
ss.mpscnlas All Cutting Ladies sna n..s v.t'
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

SoLDIKz-' ,r--Tiso<c Who are lie
-irous Of contributing articles 20 the box tat
Is being made up b. the ladies Of the hpis
copal congregation fof our soldiers m 'iF-
gini@. are requested to send in their contF'-
buttons to Nh. ID. 5 Donaldson today Sat.
urdsy). that they may be sent on Monday
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26
Citizens Meeting.

The committee appointed TO inquire into
the cirrumstanees attending the riotous de
s,ruetioa Of the Tere Huuts Journal Office.
on las, Monday night. viii report 70 a met
ing u the citizens 70 be held a. the Court
House The afternoon a. o'clock The
citizens are invited 10 attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26

S2The Evansville Joursai Of Yesterday
ssvs: We learn that private 81 the sl''
Regiment at Henderson. While IN drunken
a. la., Wednesday night, fell on the wharf
boat and ~as drowned.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26

xsst-r..cY.-Henry Musgrose. J. J.,
having retained from an important m''s'0"
20 the East. il again 10 be found IA hi- once
,.,d, "a attend 10 al business entrusted to
him as q magistrate.
October 26, dtf