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very ssaaDch and constructed so a. 20 be
rendered shot proof, By. eomnressed bale Of
cotton aud Iron plates
TIE steamer Illinois brought dswn n guam
THY Of tobacco YESTERDAY .lrcn Paris. A
large quantity OF pig iron near there VII he
removed al soon A. possible
The Nashville American Of The 18th inst
says that Generals Be~aarsgaTd. Pillow and
'Cheatham we're there. ff also contains
Beauregard's plan Of battle at Manassas, and
prodigious speculations a. 20 what he vii
DO AZ Columbus.
Numerous articles are copied nom the
Southern papers. asking the government 10
take some measure To keep the soldiers IL
the service. aslheit tern Of enlstment ! ek-
pirng. and they arc fast becoming denloral
ixeS The papers also say that a large
amount Of Confederate stores are living on
the hanks Of the Cumberland river.
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CINCINNATI. Rob. -.
Flour in letter demand AZ the close and
prices higher: sales Of 2 900 bbls NJ S4,2o for
good auperhne. and S4,25 for extra.
Whert prime and in good demand az 80
90 for rod. and 95tdS for white
Corn 30c.
Oats dull az CSC.
\ speculative demand TOT BARLEY. ,nd PR
ces advanced 20 5std60c.
Whisky firm and in cood demand sales q
1900 bbls NJ lie.
About 1000 dressed sud frozen no. hip
ped from Chicago. were iu he market and
sold at s3,35@3.i 90.
An active domxnd fos mes pork. and $40
freely offered for good brand Sl0.2s rencr
ally asked.
4 good demand Tor bulk meats With -alcs
of GOO 900 lbs - pa for shoulder and ia
ia for sides, at the close = and o.. ~crc
asked. but the feeling on the pant of buyers
VAS lcss h%uoyant.
I'm active demand for Lard AMI prices : !, G
higher; sales OF GOO tierces NJ &c.
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PROM II. LOUIS,

II. intus.reb l3.-Thc Republican : r.
Monroe correspondent gives further ~partien-
lar of the Tennessee river gunbost expsli
ton. E~seryuhcre The people insisted upon
loading their , isitors with presents a. Ear a.
Flofeace. The greatest enthusiasm greeted
the eunboats. everywhere numbers OF nom
men, men cams foresrf and said that should
the Union arrns enter Tennes zee ~. 900 men
are real, and a~n<icas o. protect their home
AMI would cluster around r.. Thes we're
obliged ~ ssecnmb "a selfsle.ence.n The
aFrrrs ~ TIE runfssai. sav fret IL y impos.
sihle u doubt tho Commences Of tho greet
iogs thar everywhere meet them.
The rebel pre>s arc wholly under the con.
tret Of tpc pot6 cans and denft ped the
peopic feelings TIE seccssion element "A
principals composed - ~lauiess portions of
fks communifv Who ovsraw. nv violence. the
arier lofine { 'ninn rit7ens Al savannah.
ltesi Phelps learned shat q rebel cavalrx
reeimeut Wa encampci about ! mile distant
IL iansniiaiols ofterel 4 romf-ns n 10
marines under col. Given - msrch against
them. but the rebel. hearing 81 tie move
ment OF Gel ina raps l~eavsns everything
behind them riscis esmp vaesnmei and a
considerable quantity Of arms ard eiofes
na~ aoatx On thc hyper T~nn< soc.
The Applsicn Rcllh 1 go pearts 81 iou
der aboard. when Erel. was pnrpo-ls anchor
81 orposiie the fno residence II lalre Cree
81. 4 sofed luytlist v hich ~ esrrfetclt
shattered ~ the explosion.
TLs partially flushed rebel gnpboAt Fast
psT'.is 4 fre asa rs. ssesVes $50 feet long.
80 eaI.sneu
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PROM WHEELING

wns11lSe, Feb. is-Tke Constitutional
Convention, tbs morning, adopted the FOL
losing A. a section Of the article on tie fun
damental provision Of the Constitution OF the
proposed nea state Of Western Virginia,
Will the understanding that this action
should hc = settlement OF a vexed question.
40 aays shsli be brvught, o. nee per<ouO u
color come INTO this State for pefnakanf &C.
idencc after this Constitution goes Into Op-
This viii ensure a large maieriiv
fas lhe Constitution.
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NV YoEk. Feb. IL.
Tie store ship supply brings Ship Island
dates Of the 2tth she has on board the cap
tains and crews of the captured rebel steam
ers Anna and Lewis and tho schooner A. \.
Pier, taken BY the New London on Florida.
Nothing new n Ship island-the troops
are healthy. and the works progressing rapid
lv progressing.
The Frigate Niagara. Gunboats New Lon.
don Hattcras. ffasca, Coon, and Pampas,
Shin Black Prince, and Brig J. 7. Wcshcreil
we're anchored of the Island.
The Supply boarded on Florida on the
30th the British schooner samuel Hart of
Liverpool. whose captain said WAS bound
from Liverpool 20 Caricnas. but ha, ing no
papers and being on the route ia rcbeldom
was taken BY the Supply ; crew pat aboard,
aud brought to this port-hcr cargo supposed
TO be arms and ammunition.
The steamer Baltic ha- arrived ANA brings
200 bales of cotton, an,i the crews of the
stone feet Eight rebel prisoners wore also
bionght and placed in Fort LAFAYETTE. Who
were captured 10 a skirmish.
The weather was getting disagrecably
warm and heavy rains falling. C~ontrabands
were still picking cotton. and their labors In
creasing.
ttHs NNtffllul ift~ ~Nt(ttfUfi IN e>CifGfnN
all reporters from his lines.
Several regiments have been removed
from Hilton Head TO the foot Of Dawmskie.
TO land the nearest point 10 Fort Pulaski that
can be occupied excepting Twice.
Several gunboats, a small schooner, aud a
number Of flats with Parreti guns. howiizers
and moriars accompanied the expedition.
Tatnalls gunboats soon after made their
appearance. and three run the gauntlet TO
Fort pnlaski.
stevens brigade Was prevented from form
ing a junction on account Of the Instructions
in tho river.
Fort Pulaski 4 said 90 be In re bad n stu
alton ~ Sumter was. Our cngin<ss are
driving piles 10 4 msrahy 7land, for a road,
and Tor a foundation for batteries. The
island lies between the Union forces and Fort
Jackson.
Or iorcc- make advances every day, aud
our gunboats had shelled out a post on Pine
Island. aud made an advance toward Bluff.
ten. where there IL ? large force
Tort Jackson i o. he taken and Savannah
viii soon be captured.
Another account says the expedition LEFT
on Monday. including ali tho eunboats and
transports sufficient for tho shipment of ~
600 troops. which will 90 through Cal.
laboga Sound into Savannah river without
coming within range Of Pulaskis guns
Tha rebels hare Withdrawn = large mum
her Of troops from Charleston and Port ROYAL
% Savannah
Twelve thousand troops we're Ia leave
Monday % take che Railroad and thenre To-
Charleston.
Three regiments of cavalry Join them. also
several a%rtiller, regiments.
weather beantilnl--troop~ entnmsia,ic
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- II = stated that damage 10 the
amount OF sc. o vas sustained BY the Wa
bash & Erie Canal. BY the late fteshe, in the
vicinity Of Shawnee. Fountain county. The
damage i q lie Immediately repaired
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MrD-Within the memory Of ".Ae most
ancient inhabitasf." our streets were never
In the liqeid cocdisicn the, arc ~ rrcsent-
We have heard ofnobody going through
YET, BAT Yesterday q lady. recently arrived
ssre. and not accustomed 10 the coll. while
attempting 70 cross The street. stuck 80 FAR 10
the mud. she wss only eztricsted by = pa>-
ing omnibus Her shoes. however. went
through"
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"MN SQUAD
Coxr oSf nxvK Roo~ yoE = PRIV Aorr
II GARRISON.
Col Mullen says. England + abos, 10
pifch INTO "a. No~ "a mus, have enough
Of men 10 boil down their pitch into fa,. and
thea We viii change their red coan into a
difsrert color. For | know We can Tar anu
sslier any Nation "or any other man. that
viii pitch into this Glorious Union Of ears.
Come on BOYS. my Office u on the North
aide Of Main street. between 9Th and 7th.
Sirn &c the "Stsrs and Stripes"
n EBBITT, Capt.
Glst ID Irish Regt. l. '.
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Acxns.-I will ssue the Spring fashions
OF SILK and Cashmere Hats. 90 the first
Saturday in March. will then reduce the
pdce Of my ave dollar SILK Hats 20 four
dollars and fifty cents. and my iour dollar
Silk Hats TO three dollars and fny cents
AL Hats made by me. warranted 10 ht and
give satisfaction
T. II. LowERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor 20 J. 4. YATES
Cor. Fifth. and Naia Cts
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Milifary.

The Lafsss<ss Courier says. from indisps-
table authority. We learn that Gen Bueli's
Grand Army. which fcr several months past
has been lying upon IL ears In front Of Bowl
ing Green. = =, last on the forward move
The command cf Gen. McCook has crossed
Green river. and Gems. Nelson's Mitchell's
and other divisions and bdgade- are following
an the wake. Nov comcs the tug Of war
freedom's Anaconda 10 drawing In upon the
~Rebsbsllion. and before nett Independents
Day IL will be crushed. wiped out. and We
hope forever obIser.sed. Bowling Green.
Columbus. and Nashville are already spotted.
and viii soon be camps for our victorious
army.
Private Zoeiles. sf Company +. Odd Indi
ana. Colonel wilsieb. died IN Camp ~ Green
River yery suddenly on Saturday last.
Tho Madison Courier -ays that on Mon
day night two boat loads Of troops PASSED
iown the river. and two additional ones on
Tuesday, and that n steamboat agent OF that
city had received orders 10 charter all the
available steamers at that point ard send
them up the river for the purpose Of trans
porting troops.
The following designations have been ar.
cspsed: Capt W. II. Beadle. Of The list re
giment; Lieuts. Jasper segur aud Thornbnry
Baldwin. Of the 3ath regiment. Lieut.. II. c.
weimer. Of the 18th regiment and Lieut..
Charles Arlelman. of the Morton battery.
The Missouri Democrats says that the de
csied course pursued D. Gen. HsIIack with
The mutinous companies of the 18th Missouri
Infantry. late III L. :. Reserve corp-.) IN
sending them 90 wors on tic Notifications Of
Cairo. has hal = most beneficial effect The
men 10 sent 10 Cairo have unanimously con
fs-ssd their error. offered to obey orders. and
ssked permission To serve IN other regiments
Their request has been granted. They are
released from arrest. and nearly every man
has enlisted In some ether regiment. md
gone into the field This hs- produced she
greatest satisfaction.
The men ssy that the d~ificnlty resulted
from the ineficlency Of the officers. and ren.
eral neglect Of discipline. and partly FROM ia
fsmmatory articles which ave appeared
lately IN oae Of the papers Of Sc. Louis. m
tending 70 Ineiis them 10 disohedieuce ef or
Hers ADD mu,lny.
The Provost Marshal General has been
collecting evidences against the guilty parties.
preparatory to bringing them to trial fos m
eoarsging matny ID certainly would not
se Just 20 panish the poor soldiers for mutt
nous conduct. and 10 allow their iustigstors
10 escape -ish impunitv.
Tn. Cincinnati Gazette of yestsrta, cay.
the seventy sghth regiment. Colonel Log
set. arrived from GAINESVILLE Yesterday. and
Isn last evening o. the ste.ners recan,~h
add Neptune. for fer Henry The con-
Gasnd numbers 9k5 nsn. snd 10 thoroughly
En~i AID equipped The men are all
stfong and robust. and seen 10 bs eel cared
for
The Twenty eighth regiment. colonel
whittIesey. isn during Tuesday nIgAs on the
sssauers Dr. Kane ard Fuma Dancan
for f>in-sh
The xesmen Poland and Champion No.
q. len Yesterday Tor Portsmouth. n brIns
down the Finy s1sh. Col Kinney. destined
for he s4me point The Fortiesh apd Slx
seth moved 70 DAY.
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To AxNs, To ARxsl, To ARSs'l.-
Wanted for the 18th Brigade. now stationed
at Camp Calhoun. Ky. seventy i've able
bodied men. 20 serve in said brigade. Each
recruit. upon his arrival at camp. viii re
ceive al necessary clothing aud $1,000. be
ing one months pay in advance.
~Also--wansed 4 drummer and fier.-
Fourteen tcamsstcrs also wanted.
Recruiting Office Terre Haute, Ind
LEONARD WEST. Captain.
Jan. lfdxwss
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~ We received quite = long letter from
Cur Loealer lA.t s~sealsg. bat osing % The
length q Il. aud the late hour ~ which Il
cane 70 rand. have 10 defer rnblishiag until
To- morrow.
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Esfros Ktrsrss b. letter. received .som
ar. + { Barr 81 The issh Rssinens Indi
na Volunteer. who u how acting - sgew
sra ia sae of the hospitals At Cumberland.
MARYLAND. xe learn that the sch there are
much N want 81 sheets. pillow css>s to-el..
dried OF canned fruit a These hospitak
have been hastily msde. AMI are crosd~l
all 49,. and this want ga only ~ s~applis-l
Nv Donations from Cur ncorie a; home. NJ.
lohn II barr viii pack and shir r.sch srs
cls- a. may Re LETT feE tAss pnrpass. Al As
pru~ Sss-e ~ r II nsrr dnri~< m.
Reet
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PROM FREDERICK.

fEEDlKIok, M Feb. l3--There arc fu-
mon here that tie rebels are concentrating
their forces at Point Of Rocks and Lecsbare
and also. that thar they are erecting bat
teries there.
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LrNefNWOEm. Feb. i2-Majot General
Hunter made a formal call q "a senator Lane
yesterday. Matters Ia regard 20 the South
crn Expedition remain in -iatu qua.
lanc has not resigned the SenatorShip
70 mo ement of troops 81 particular
moment have taken plare ~ tho last two
weeks.
The 18th " iscon.n regiment has zone 70
II. Scott.
The la kaasa- regiment !. en a ~nrloaril
IT zen days
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svFrp.-Twenty &c msn g. 81 C.ps
usrrh' rstsery lad Vet trtlls~y. lesb
Re<saasas no~ n th~ frti AZ Sumfos1-suie.
keniackt
Recruits dsa~ ~age~ lrem ~ 80 - -
hsting. al are seut aircctl, - esmp ri
f.rnas f-saisAed - reerait. ia.ns~s@seiS
Recruiting OAR. ner,h de af NAhash
freef. between e<h AMI IA src<u
LIEUT.. JOHN ! HAWKS.
iisfte ssH>vs sssh nexinaens fna Ne
gssrasstx oH.cef
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j. h. Eb~rIe. Mrs. Coltrin ID. Miller. Mis-.
s Merry. John Silly and lady, Edward Allen
and lads. Jacob Piper and lady. J. y. Murphy
add lady. W. n. Mewhsany and lady. John
Weaver and lady, q. W Check and lady. ID.
NJ. Agsn and lady. 7. A. Brookhand and
lady. o. Allen and lady. ID. Chri-ty and lady,
J Henry. Mrs. Starks. Mrs. II. Bellew, Ms.
J. Below. Mrs. Switzerland. T. X. Hanam.
Mrs. yawn. Mrs Ellen Quinn. Miss. Jenny
Laws. J. Surns and lady. T Gould and lady.
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~ We acknowledge the receips Of quise
= variety Of garden seed from the L. >
Psteuf Once. Friend Holloway win please
accept our thanks
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BAIriHoEr Feb. l3-rbc stcamer Ralti
more arrived here last night bringing Tia
vana dates % 9th. Miranon was arrested
on board the Avon. aud l. confined on Her
nrltish Maicsts'a shin Challenge. anf MI
not 30 allowed 10 land In Mexico
The British chip Gladiator i s'ill AZ Mas
san mounting guna. She w chance her
dag and become a rebel privateer.
The Commissioner had returned from the
Iify of MeNico.
The Mexican Government insisted upon
the itbdrawal Of tho Spanish forces. hut
would accent the ihierycnuotf of France and
Ine1nnf
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The friends Of the Re } ) Donaldson
propose giving a donation supper 10 himself
and family. on Friday the 18th inst, NJ the
NJ. +. Church. North Terre Haa'e.
All are respectfully invited 20 take a part
sn IL
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- Notwithstanding the condisisu Of the
roads and streets Of Cur CITY. ye-seriay va
a veFy brisk dss
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- IL commenced showing yesterday az
tsrnooa sb0l, I O'Clock. and continued ur
20 the boar 81 cur going 20 press
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IRON

BoszoS. Feb I2-Thc trouble bot~ cen
Gov. Andrew and Gen. Butler has been al
lnsfei
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LEGAL.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
II N0ice Il hereby risep. that tbs nnier ignet
ke been s~ypoinfed .sa qnsuhsa ~ Aaaanisstsief
= ~ estate q yshn hoshsfsncat. lac snEar
i supposed = es solvent
fshf~S s-K ALLEY, Atn'-.
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10 Ger 81 Ca1ir Tim. 49, Neatse
1cn J. FebFaar.
~ In n Vkrv = ~ sasrereseAneses
sspp<r sstslr.
T<kets 80 csnfs
~r AARILx sTEBIIs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
co TO NICOLOl'S
PENsfpN
Fine Art Gallery (,
Ice MAS sTfFT,
~ hsvs your Pctnrcs taken IN All si< xAr.oas .fvit
known a. tae aft


e. ssrumous or s~crofeioas saechons ae ~
curse. The blight. he potato 70, = msnkint The
arr vile and hlthy ss~sn a. fatal. hey arise trs1
caiaminaloh And lmpurlsy q tie tioot. sud arr -
h. seen al Aroand ~ everywhere. olc 1-asfer ~
AZ " neei ar tainted viz skeu. ana one quartz.
81 lhese de a fAeu; de soolisiiy 100. be1suse they
ar durable. ArrA's SAaSArAknIA eieansts eat th
sofoslous corrupsog ffom the hioot, reniess ttfer.
AID healthy. AID eaeefaally eSpaggatcs The fll
contamination from The sssseu. No longer eros
uaier yoer Srrcoious dlscfders, sinoc TIE irrssisia-
BE A,.A - pro,il,l Il. mastery eoulh-tca "a
oEnhe virtues hat b. calls ssrsArknsN- urH'-
oTst. Waterbury, c..
mASnRFTnrs 81 ~ rr-ssreoa
lralih q these who have bc,n ssrisce ~ spep4 3
o. rAraiys. they sse ihe oaly rsnshle u~nedicsa.
all sns~rons q the lung. eh~<t snf eewtis tAttr
rfonpt us >a'es lk AID quickly surr. rnrno
ria. pleurisy. cbeiera. ~ind. spasns. ~srm. fae,ss4
saorhus. diarrhees. sy>enarv. ~srshsr fassn naalsr.-
eating ualpf iruis oroiher faults indcG We'll {
fhslf snnuen<s- A~thlsa. geus. fhsusnaishs. 1vr
s1ccihi~. FrVfufe-. e auy ogksa
ls..r,. visfhtr asaso 81 other speclfc r, yer. t&lier.
diseases A4.~lse. s. N-.us' dance. >faaiipox. sacAs-
les, eFcur. asspelas, white s~ueliings, pies, ulcer.
q even thirty year, coatinaa1ee aat ckpec-A1r
ulcer 81 he liver, have All beu cunad pesnsnesa1
hy iAcse celebrated Vegetable Universal Pls. u
icmaie complaints snd nersoss disease rey kAet
been equaiiy raccos,fui. alde chaurs u lso. bs.h
af., add second periods. Epilepsy. depression =
spirit. frishifol esrams. Al o1-iractions and rsiz1-
sucos arc - them cured. dispersed sni cosrsct<~
rrc~ % cent? r~r boN.
sdt by J. 4. cusse1As. Terrt Bsat. AID y -
respessht dealers IN ueeicsse. uanlsxl,.
Jrr ~ Tnso-our attention vs.. csilel shis
morning % a friend n cur, wiz. fW moushs b. a
~ssaesly. sssbie aud debatAiea-how to T. htsi'ty
strong and robust. Ths Erat change ~4e pr.1ae 4
tr tNinr Mefa ANS CruFsns4sr So s>asns>s>-
coEbsAf- ID a real Tissir a. ffrr.
We adsise every reader oAo max "a -iekly a.
GchriiAiee. and Al who are vel smt ash fotrp
50. q Try si.-tEvemng Nirrof.
Tonic.
lfrcua Cel Aibe1 ia, \. 4. hem Atksnsas1
WASHINGTON. n. &. Jano n. lsEa
y have need ,wo bottles ofyour rn,skyrs Het.
IA>p Rsrrx.s. aat have funa Il very usefal - es~
q lnd.gesiior and Hesdsehe. and reoosnwend itn
al Who ned = pica-sr. sat sarecion~ rmesy Al
valuable toni.
The late Hseh sherln - A~lsrh.ae .santt A.
gfseo ~ ihr following
Twas Afflicted With Dei4lis II ie plgrelve Or
sAns amounting 20 a severe au.ek ~ Dispose.
which had reduced my fesh eonAdsrshls. an WI
Wa also afflicted under ibe same oinsunlsssuess az
with the sauae disease. Rasing used yopr iueairins
called BakasvF's HosIAsp Hunxs, Ne toh ebpaa-
81 relief. ard ara happy TO aTrd you this ru4..
csftente Of 81 value.
.JonN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh Jan. 21d, ISL.
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CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue Of
- an order of ale ie.uei frnm tlc Nigo Common
lseas Coult. % sne directed and delivered. ih lafer
q Pasrlrk shannon sni asAiusf W. Is kurstas-r
spf .rrirsw Tvans. 7 an oftered - ell "a feilo"-
ing de@nhrt Raj Estate. sitaairi in Niro tolHA,
~i..tfana. ta-~ff twenty-five 90 irei ~ &c the
north side of los No. three g. n William =. fns Is
sahditlsieu q Mot "a. two hundred ard seventy
iArce te.3l IN ibf cty VI lefre ltanie, Aui ~
skTtBsAN. NAkcH ssh. lisa.
Within tho LEGAL bours u aid d4y. ~ tie C0url
Hsn-e dor, n rcrre nauff, I y ia ole ~ rents aud
urofta q the above descdhtt Resi Estate. Together
~ifh al The privilege, Ard appurtenaDct. - tie
are bslonr az. for A tenn fnt exceeding seven
year.. - IT, hlehesf ridler ior ash. ard 1pau fall
are - rcan-r = sum sufficient ~ ati.e ssh eTdsr e
saie api eosfs, I VII thsn ssd ttrrr aaef he Fee
rurir. in sni o. aid Real ! fsfs. fa fts lIvhff
hli1er "a e&4h. - falisfy 80 am.
ms ell lar - /. trrsrr, 80
salt Il coSSEr sheriff.
sslSwsvY-rss.ro
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4 TWO-STORY Brick Dwelling.
II on vorfh rourth street. Enquire u
fehs<iw m. I. kOCkWffL.
THE STORE on Main Street be-
longing - urs keilierfap aud occupied BY J.
G. wsifsr. VII ~ or rent on and sfsr the lat 81
march. II my ab>~nce Esquire % ". y. Henireks
W. n. CRiswOtp.
Jaalsau
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Night Dispatches.


Night Dispatches.
News from Ship Island.
MfRAMON~A RRESTEDI
STEAMER BALTIC ARRis ED.
Savannah TO Fall soon!
49,
Good News from Tennessee.
Gen. Hansef Calls on senator Lane.
&C. 80. &C. ~. sc - 8
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14
NURSERY.
FRUIT TREES.


l. -. CARTER. corner 9Th and
lie Walnut STREE. u Agent for th~ wsatsrn Com.
mefcisl Nurseries near indianapolis, ibe largest
Nursery west ~ Rochester, N.A. Price ant tsrtns
favorable
ror aIoyvfNon6 rrRNrn,
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers..--
~ hsys Dwellings anf siora na-sfus t9'nrar hy
iesHs. e~xceisetr isee- - seli Cad. vhifh ~il
ifais Or prosperity ~ - rssr feffs Hante. ant "a. q
siHerenre 10 ash. Afrivfa
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14
HITS IND CPS

Hvef ohtFred fs sale IN tA1s mATkst. smhsacns es-
err variety - Men and Rss'e 49,, Which ~fii -
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14
Savannah TO Fall soon!
Good News from Tennessee.
Gen. nanser calls an SENATOR Lane.

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14
Tonic.

lfreus cel Albert Pa. \. Z. fcm Atlsasas1
WASHINGTON. u. & Janc n. lsA
y have n-ed iwo bottles o ycur nEgkyrf Hot.
is>p Rarrkss. aat have found Il very nesfal a. es~
Il Indigestion and Headache, and rsconapend IL g.
al Who need = pics-.r. aas saracion- r.mesy a..
valuable toni.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

Cssslmeres. and Broadcloshr.
nocskins. Ia Coatings.
Oxford Mixed. Black Doc~kin-.
Cadet. Brown, Fancy cashmere.
Drab and Mulscus. Sky nluc kcrscs-.
AAn
tashp'aregs Eraanous, htafscky jeans.
Nau
4 large a.seruasl 81 EnN ARD HARRIS Celeffa.
hrafet Faney snd nplhlc Twist ttsSfNfEfs