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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18
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a NEW AaIioLs
Ropackss seornach Bitters

O0dCN'8 Sx0fU0C0 0tttcfo
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The fc--1rIs n these Brtfts, ffou fls6l, me
propsrsy - n, aebsrk- rrislr.tut~-s o3s of IT,
ssaest And -.ost eFrfrf Aeaical P-a$to0egs q tas
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eusu,i,y. suehs ssmedy y ,lEYslrshlein district
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dollar brss.s ftu sshkf ssssn rf en- r boy. aud
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Cash, Balance 10 B.ns, 1.,,4, . 2s,so
Bonds and Aortgsges lbsirg frat Ter O.
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loan 90 fstecks,-psF able % esH@-4 -LAs
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Missouri stxrc Bc-1ds 1nsrest vS1s-f, 1900
Real Estate, No. & " al street. -lI - 8,s05
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Bafaprg IN hnrds Of Agel.a an incouEse ts -
8 Of trsussnisainB frora Agents. % Isf q -
ls1uary tC4 which 11l $50 J has since f-- -
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land Risks,, -'-~---- - - .-L y. .62S
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-18

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4.essi IA 1onrslaf a .ftfiH ssiftv Nsrs taken
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ny sh's E.uss Trslga.s q ~ sssefip,isus can b.
-orSsrdet srcrn rhfadtirha, rr- YORK, Rcefoo o.
sslduore, 10 Az pant or "a Railroads - oHfh,
Kanir-fy. fi4isns, llnQls. y .rcorsa Io-rs ~ Ns-
m rcttsfivs.fs nsiffesf sits tcnnects ~ I7iia-
trreh srifh stssr1-rs. = which 0oods can % far-
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tas,V Trrr-serr tv-ah~rlsre fsis 1cis ~ ,slr,s
wiscrr1n Nissoeri. ksrss-. Askaasst tni 'l,t re-
rrst 49, 81 ClfrrItI.i esntasts 4ht slas-ara sssh
Scsa4 tfa1 Port - 'hr sarth- Weefsrn LAKE,
EArre su~ a. slitpfr nustins ne irsn.porfa.
tea of thelr frcFht q lhir Company can rely gfth
os.f1irfcs teits rpfs = trs1r.t
Tl4r fATF4 OF FREIGHT % nny pclrt n tkn
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- 81 .sauele A - src.h-r Rsslrosi Con.
nsries.
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, 1862-01-14

Of the property, its cost and value, and the
amount realized from the sale; with notice,
if any was given, Of the sale; and II
any supplies we're destroyed, by whose
direction; and that the SecIetary furnish
copy Of the 4asdcr for the purpose. Also,
that the Secretary inform the House
By whose s1itherity 1;4Ns troops have
been organized in Colorado, what
disposition IS to be mnde dc
the Governor Of that Territory, and whether
it is the intention Of the War Department to
recognize and liquidaR the debt thus incurred,
including the purchase OF AIMS, sc.
The House resp1ued the consideration Of
amendments Mf6Eted to the House from the
Committee ok &e Whole Oh the State Of the
Union, to tHstiyil appropriation bill.
3fr. DAWES, Of Mass. Of the Government
Contract Committee, said in explanation Of
his former remarks, that the charges en- the
treasury are now such as to nearly reach its
bottom He begged Leave to call attention to
some OF the facts touching the manner Of the
i9mense pnhls expenditures. These he re-
cited at some length.
Mr. BAKER, Of New York, reviewed the
financial condition Of that TrGssurE, and adj
yocated q tax bill; he also f1yored making
Treasury notes legal tender: also, sending
Commissioners to Europe to negotiate i loan.
An amendment Was passed, BIZ a vote OF Is
to IS, apprupriating S150, 600 for paving for
TIC printing and ugraying Of Treasury notes.
The House, 81 TO LOG, rejected an amend
ment reported .Honl the Committee Of the
Whole, suspen5ing the appropriation for fur.
Gellion exists, except what the President may
deem necessary for naval service.
The bill then passed.
Adjourned.
, 1862-01-14
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1862.

Tas tired upon from the bushes, his prisoners
should be jcrked up to the first tree. II the
Kansas boys had not reached Lexington safely
we should have heard it before this.
There have been movements toward: Cairo
from here, but 10 details can be forwarded
The cold snap has filed the rye1wi ice,
and free navigation to Cairo is dnbiona.
Don. Morrison and wife arrived here te-day
Major Hhght'6 cavalry battalion fell back
from Lebanon to the Gasconade last Wednes-
day to prevent an attack by an overwhelming
force Of cavalry from Springfield
Nearly all Of Price'alate Brfgudiers haye re-
ceiyed ul1nissioua ni=the Confederate service.
JEFF. Thompson wasfearr9 ing suppiiesstt5 Price
from Pocahontas, Ark, and would join Price
with his force.
This may account for. numerous desertions
lately reported at 1onton and Cape Girardeau,
Of Thonpson's men.
Gen. Albert, commanding the second brig
adc Of tie fourth division at Rolla, has re-
signed.
The Union Merchants Exchange has pass,
ed a resolution requiring all subscribers and
officers to take the oath Of allegiance, p1edgg-
ing their honor to perform all obligations to
the United States. TheneW Chamber of Com.
merce will be in possession Of the old Hall in
4 few DAYS.
, 1862-01-14

c. Il. St'EITEN <idSsrt;sin5 -aGtn:, 63 Dtar
5or:st., is authorized to rtctifs advertisements fer
this and all ths Leading Pugers 0f TIE .foyl1Eest
, 1862-01-14

The permanent Speakcrslip Of the Wiscon-
sin Legislature has been vested in Hon. ]. ~
Bcardsley, OF Prescott, Pierce county, DEM
ocrat, elected upon the Union ticket He is
q native Of Otscgo county, N. T., and connect
ed with family that has been prominent in
Hrw York politics.
The organization Of the Minnesota Lcgisla-
ture {Reptblican in both branches, is as fol-
lou,s: Senate Fred. Drisco1l, Of Scott, secrc-
tary; II. a. Daily, Of Steele, Assistant do. !;
G. 7. ChI1ds, of Wabashaw, sergeant-at-Arns !;
Rev, A. S. Fiskc, Of Ra1nsey, Chaplain. House
Jared Benson, Of Anoka, Speaker; David
Blakeley, of OlAstcd, Chief Clerk: Levi Nut
ting, Of Rice, scrgcant-at~Arms Rev. J. C..
Whitney, Of HcnnepIn, Chaplain. Mr.. Will
liam r. Marshall. Of the st. Paul Press, is elect
ed printer to both branches.
Hon. David Tod, the new Governor Of Ohio,
~Bas inaugurated yesterday (Monday), if the
programme was carried out His term Of Of,
fec is two years. Grand Inauguration ceremo-
mics had been arranged, in which the military,
Legislature, Supreme Court, State officers,
etc were to take 1,art
, 1862-01-14

Tlurlow Weed had returned to London, at
lset accounts, and writes to the Albany Jour
mol, under date of December 23d:
We arc breathing With more freedom Just
now 4 dispatch from Mr.. Seward, received
by MI. Adams, to Earl Russell, which, though
not in relation to the Trent at1air-being writ
ten subsequent to the seizure Of Siidrll and
3Iason-ie supposed to have that question in
view, has calmcd down the War feeling. This
view OF tho matter is strengthened further By
the knowledge that France has inform
cd our Government that it resards
the capture Of the rebels on board
a neutral vessel, IS indcfensible. In view Of
these circumstances, an influential parsonage,
with whom breakfastcd yesterday, said.
t'You will escape this time, but your Govern
ment is quarrclsome, and will soon give us
fresh cause Of complaint" Nobody here has
tic slightest intimation Of what our Govern
mcnt will do or say, in reply to the demand
| Lord Lyons is instructed to make, but now
that war is not to follow upon the departing
footsteps Of the British Minister, assume
| that our Government will navigate through
the breakers.
continue to meet, in soeisty, the highest
classes Of English people, and encounter oDln-
| ious and prrjudices most erroneously, but
| honestly entertained I meet, also, in thc
same circles, few Englishmen who have
| either been with us, or obtained accurate in
formation, who assist in dispelling these mis-,
apprcbensions. The London press, during
| the present month, has rolled up a mou1saln
| OF bitter prejudices against us; the full force
| Of which = III be felt when Parliament meets
in JoauaTy.
, 1862-01-14
1rtsI,men In the Rebel ArmJ.--How
they Love their Task Masters.

There is in the confederate army, near Cen
teryillc, an Irish company called the !" Tigers
Which .fas recruited. or rathcr Impressed,
from tue lrlsh population Of New Orleans.
Two Of them were recently shot for some
triaing, military cfense some dibrespect to
their "chiyalroue" officers, construed into
mutinous Resistance. An Irish private soldier
is. in the e. es Of the Southern blades, of about
az much account as regro. But the sequel
to tIis execution is told in letter from the
rebel camp. which appears III the Nashville
Louisville Courier. thus:
s*As scautI to the execution Of the two
sTigc1s' ty order Of court-martial, !
have to record that. yesterday morning.
the 1sdits Of tire officers q TIC S7enM Lo";si-
ana L4. :,ae,.t aos," found with their Itsoats
cut. They were the officers Of the day.
and of!:ecrs Of The guard at the time OF
tlc commission of the Outrage by the Tigers,
ard were instrumental in bringing them to
pnnish.ucnt It would be well could the
Nlole company be ef1aced for this new and
most horrible vil1ainJ.''
T11usanGe OF Irishnen were forced Into the
1cue} ranks, in the summer, and it is probable
el:oueo they have no good will to the cause.
iii: if they ma.ifest any reluctance, the mas.
t;-a under the name Of officers, will have no
r:.no-sc IN t'cdacing" them.
, 1862-01-14

pickcts, but the horses exposed The plot too
soon.
The bank representatives Who have been in
conference with the Secretary Of the Treasury
and the Finance Committee Of both Houses,
proposed an issue Of ff1y MILLIONS demand
notes, convertible into I = cut stocks, re-
dcemable in ten years; and one hundred and
fifty millions small notes bearing & =
cent interest and pe1able int two years
also, to repeal tRs;ssab Treasury Law
and use the banks:as deppsitories of
public money, except that derived from Gus
toms; the passage Of . EEsnt resolution pledg-
ing Congress to pass but pfosiding for
revenue of one hundrcd and twenty five mill
lions by direct taxation; aathorizat;os Of
further loans By the Secretary Of the Treasury
without restriction as to terms OF rates OF in-
tercst, and to obtain temporary loans BY ily-
potheeating stocks in anticipation. This
project is not favorab1y received
, 1862-01-14

ES The Senate was occupied a part Of
tho day yesterday with the Lane-Stanton
controversy, but with what result We are
moi informed. Mr.. Lauc has remained
in his stat some weeks longer than lie
would Lave otherwise done, 10 keep Stanton
{Gov. l'otinson's appointcc) out oft. The
Kansas Legislature meets tomorrow, and
rs that ends Stantou's chance. General
l.aEe will soon he II liberty 10
look after lis Cherokee e1pedi-
ton. lie has improved the time, how
ever. in getting Il hill through enabling him
10 muster into tic service such persons as
l,e may find in lis route souihward willing
10 se17t-not1,ins being said about color.
, 1862-01-14

Tie Convention at Springfield has now
90, fairly to work The committees have
heen organized, according to details to be
found in our special dispatches, and from
Il 1asty glance through tie list we
tlink We may congratulate President
Hackc: upon the selections made in
many eases. In addition to the
1hirty-nae organized committees. another
has ''cen called for, 10 consider the subject
Of Il reformed practice III our courts of JUS
tiee. E1r. Edwards Of Springfield ycstcr-
day moved to prohibit the issue Of bank
notes in tie State lthas been decided to
have the proceedings Of the Convention
fil1y reported for publication in the STATE
JpusnaZ and Register, each at 81 :: column.
, 1862-01-14
From KeNtucky-Fur1her tonceruIn.
the Defeat Of Humphrey Marsha1Iss

From Kentucky-Fur1her Concerning
the Defeat of Humphrey Marshal1's
Gang.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 13.-An quiet down tho
road.
4 delegation Of Indies from Gitson county,
Ind, presented stand Of co1ors at the Louis
vile Hotel to the 5Sth Indiana, cucamped on
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
a letter of the eth Of December, from
Charleston, 3. C., received here from Colonel
Woodruff, regrets that our Government have
not effected his exchange
! letter from Catletsburg1l, dated tic 11th,
TO the Democrat, says that on the 7th there
was skirnlish on Jsmes's Creek, three miles
west of Paintsvi1c, between part Of Sec
ond VirgInia ecssya1ry,. under Colonel
Bowles {Fcdcr;,l,} aud u portion Of
Marshall's forces under ShaHlan. The rebels
lost si1 killed, fourteen wounded, and seven
prisoners. Tic Fcderals lost two killed and
one wounded. Before Bo'sles attacked, Hum
phrey Marshall addressed his men, advising d
surrender Of tue whole force. The men re-
fused, saying they preferred fighting to such
a cowardiy course After the skiralish Mar
shalls whole force fled, and three hundred
picked infantry and nine hundred Federal cav
airy pursued, expecting to oyertake them and
take PrestonbuTgh on the 10th.
, 1862-01-14
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
CAIRO, January 10.
Two more columns will be moved into
Kentucky tomorrow. AL transports here
have been chartered fer that purpose.
Gen. Grant made q visit Of inspection 10
Birds Point and Fort Holt, this afternoon,
am assured from the best authority that
troops arr On their way here from st. Louis,
and will arrive here tomorrow.
Fifty prisoners, taken by Gen. Paine under
the order Of Gen. Grant, the news Of which
was telegraphed on Saturday, were brought to
Birds Point to- day, among whom is the eele-
brated Col. Bird, from whom Birds Point de-
riycs its name. It is said positive evidence
exists that he has contributed s. 600 dollars
to aid the rebellion, and that lie voluntarily
sent his slaves to work on fortifcltions at
Columbus.
Three Of the new gunboats, named tic
Carondolct, Louisville and Cairo, SWING out
into the stream to-day, The Clneiuuati will
do likewise tomorrow. 4 few days will suffice
to get tic Atlantic into commission.
Weather has turned intensely cold.
Matters here and at Fort Jefferson remain
in statit qsto since MY last dispatch. 1fessen-
gers from below report the troops comforia-
ble and tic location for camp good. The
weather has turned quite cold with 4 sharp,
cutting wind, and the roads arc drying very
fast.
A nephew Of Gen. Polk was captured last
night near Blnndvillc By one Of our scouting
parties. He had in his possession dispatches
to spies in Columbus.
Capt Baxter, Quartermaster at this point,
has been ordered to assume command Of the
transports, Capt Kountz to report to him.
4 dispatch to Geu. Grant, from Fort Jeffer-
son, states this forenoon reconnaissance was
made In the direction Of Columbus by i large
force OF cavalry under Captain Stewart, sup
ported BY the 10Th Illinois regiment, Colonel
Morgan, and 18th Illinois, nnder Col. Lawler,
Gen. McClernand accompanied the force, which
went three miles beyond Eniott's Mills, and the
cavalry drove in the rebel pickets, ut the same
time the gunboats Essex and st. Louis, under
orders from Capt. Porter Of the Essex, went
down the river towards Columbus, and when
.. our regiment left heavy firing was heard in
that direction.
All PASSES to Birds Point, Fort Holt and
Fort Jefferson have been stopped; under no
pretence viii they be granted to citizens.
Snow commenced falling at noon and cou'
tinucs