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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-26
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-26

st. Vaul, is. Suli 1862.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-26

9tabtratb6ftune am 10. Suit. -
Ditit @isurs tpuroe scn Mayer prinee beruftn,
nm Ma6nabmen3 fur GrIei&ter,ns bes @etruti-
rsns ~ trtdeu. Dsr.@ taotratbi bepiQiqte bic in
Der Mn3eee an elmer antera @tele b.s Blattss
e%rpdbntsn 1%nttrfasunsen unb forbsrte ben @la-
sor auf, BIT, am Dguut.fas 'pirtli& ateebalten.
Arieasmeeting IN berufen. nag '1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

NEw YozK Nov 2S--The political pr:so-
ners al Fort Lafayette including Pierre Saule
NV ben released.
Ciafin. Melien. * Co, have given their
creditors notice that thev will pay al de-
msnds in iull with interest.
The Falmouth correspondent cf the Phils.
delphia Inquirer. under date OF the 26th saws.
the presentation j. that in a few DAYS We
will have . battle IN this vicinity, that will
eclipse all other OF tins var, in regard to
krocity and iercsaess. There IS no, the
zig test doubt but the enemy is in great
force on the other side OF the river.
equal i lot superior ID our Owa in point OF
numbers. / have reason ~ believe that
General Lee - ~ command, in person of
the whole rebel army Of the Potomac exceed
ing without doubt $4,000 men. Their
cam fires can be seen exteuding az leat ten
miles along tho river. and rom observation.
fve miles back into the country. The enc
my. ~ usual. he's picked out an almost i'm
preSaable position. and have been for a few
days past working ike beavers IN throwing
up sortihcaiions. Morning. noon, and night
they are az il With spade and pick, the dirt
flying until tie walls or rife pits are com
pieied. Their present position j. 90 the
brow Of a range Of high bills. some distance
back OF the river. v IA a heavy wood IN their
rear. il - ny opinion that back OF the
present range Of bills where their works sre
now erected. there j. another range which
they will occupy 1t driven from their strong
position.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

%FAlNoVrn. Nov. y fredericksburg Is
Rot occu 81 by the enemy In .orcc, merely
a picket guard Is there on duty. Business i
totally suspended The only flag visible is
a British ono a%oafins from a private resi-
dence.
AQUIA CRrrK, Nor. 27.-Tho wife and
two daughters 81 DR. Gillespie. C. surgeon in
he Z 5 Army, who remained az Freder-
icksbufg when & was evacuated by Burn
eide lass summer. we're sent across the river
yesterday by a tag OF truce. and proceeded
70 Washington this afternoon. They state
that The whole OF Lees army j. certainly
concentrating IN the vicinity Of Fredeficks
burg. and that they are determined TO dis
pute the passage OF tie river by our army.
and contest our advance by that route step
by step Bloody work must eusuc whenever
tie army gors forward. which il shortly
must. and the closing battles OF the rel ellifn
be fought within a few days or weeks at the
latest.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

sS-At Camp Thonpsoa Thanksgiving ia,
was rather sloomy--the heavy wind and sno~
storm TOW iris the close of the afternoon.
rend n il very distgreeabie. and COMPEL
Ing the soldiers to keep close to their quar-
tiers. Instead of faring sumptuously OF
turkies. chickens. oysters. &c salt bacon.
beans aud cuhee comprised their humble
meal. with the exception Of Co. K, Capt. A
J. wrica). ~hsch was treated 10 a superb
dlnncr-shs compliment Of the otice'sio
their men. between whom thee exists per
TT unity aud good feeli.r The dinner ~
ali respect. We hne. Trrkies. oysters. roa-t
teef, pies an peaches we're there in abuad
snce. ar every man e%riosed a free isars
diuuer- di4ner which reminded him %
unses OF pcs.e and plea,y. when be was Won,
to gatber "ouad the cheerful hearth 90 Offer
up Ter, cut hanks for blessing past and pres
ont.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29
Noon Dispatches
FROM TENNESSEE

MUTUAL 10 lAlLlhL.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 26th.-The situation is
more predetermined than at last adyices-
Tbs enemy have been concentrating and
demonstrating in a way which effects the
late statement that they were merely ieIgn-
ing. 70 cover the removal Of supplies. and
enforcement o. the oonscript act.
The weight Of military opinion continues
favorable to the view that there VIII be no
great battle 10 Middle Tennessee. II there
i. il II be between Tullahoma and VIM
chester.
Considerable bodies o fcayalry hover about
our front. but since they were vigorously
driven BY Col kennett's cavalv. ees'erday.
they have been more cautious. A body Of
| 500 Of them. who were Al Va . yes-
tcrday, -etired 10 MurlreesboTo last night.
Bseckinr.dgc's division of Go ,. ard Vii
hers and Cheatham'.. Of 5000 cash. are 3;
AurfreeSborO. Buckner's j. al .al around
Normandy; H4rdee and PoIA are posted
IRON Tuliahoma to Winchester; part OF Kirby
Smiths army has joined Bragg. Gen Neg
ley thinks the enemy are over 81. O00 strong
10 Middle Ie1nessee. Other testimony fixes
their number a. about 1900 OF al arms.
Early this morning Forests cavalry made
a dash at Gen SAeridan's pickets. fred a
volley, hurt nobody and fed
Gen. kosecrAns has Issued stringent er-
ders to al toraging parties and treatment OF
ciuzens, which gives general sa isiaetion.
Brig. Gen STANLEY has arrived from Cor
nth today, and j. detailed as Chief % Cav
airy.
Gel Bernei. OF the Ist Ohio Artillery, IS
detailed as Chief Of Artillery.
II is asceftainei that Capt Goufly, OF Al.
ALBANIA. murdered Brig. Gen Robert /
McCook.
Mai Gen. Wright Is requested by Gen.
Rosecrans. 20 arrest the Editor Of the New
Albany Ledger. Tor violating the 53th article
Of war.
NASHVILLE, No.. 27-Thsee passenger
cars "a q train from Louisville. Gan of the
track at a switch. two miles from tue city
this morning and precipitated down an en-
bankmcat forty feet. The cars were badly
damaged One officers leg was broken and
ten others were slightly injured. There
were n.nc cars IN the train, the locomotive
and baggage car passed the switch safely
o1me 400 passengers we're on board. The
track wa tam up ios aity yards The ac-
cilent was caused by a bot breaking and
the spreading Of tue switch. Trains VII
leave ia the morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

CAGf DiCh ihC1frfff NOV - -
Ma. EDsroa lis may n0l be uniateresting
20 your readers. sni the irieads Of the cause
Of the Onion. 70 learn the condition Of the
7iss Regiment. how quartered al Camp
Dick Thompson, two am a half miles East
Of Terre Haute. Since the Regiment vas
furloughed for the purpose Of gOiug home to
vote. &c have been annoyed with ague, bad
eclds. coughs. mamps aud mease's-and.
like the astrologist. 3. required but a tiow
aud the command. presto change, % pass
these diseases fron one 10 another. without
any visible effort, until the entire keglmIbI
has been inocuiatea. % far a. i : possible
for contagion % rule. Meisels being TOO .fay
for medicine. it consequently holds possession
OF the battle field and keeps the latter II bay
for the time being. Over one hundred eases OF
the above f-reat diseases we're reported by
the Order.ies o. sc different companies on
wednesday n...ning. the 26th inst.. the
greater number II which we're cases Of
mee sis-many Of which are critical eases.
yet. ugdef The close attention Of our Sur
geons. assisted By the indefAtigble Jones.
the Hospital Steward. and our lello~ tcHns-
man, J. t Pool, who has been assigned 10
the -uPeriutendanoe Of the Hospital. .here
need be no fears a. % want Of attention,
wherever Il IS possible 70 extend a helping
hand 10 the sick soldier.
The Camp seems 70 De a Singular place
for tie contraction Of disease. j. fac, i' may
be compared 70 a popular ,eie1r-s cot
the passing TO- ard r. from -7 arc
simply dispatches. which are cxireae
Die % bear the ripe seed Of q -.ise-uet chat
this Is true 10 every case. bu, even though lt
his one time ia a hundred. the evil Is visited
upon the entire Regiment. The truth Of
this remark may readily be seen when We
consider tho immense territory tappei by
this class o! miners ard soFpsrsi i4si.
West. North AMI south. ff sixty miles
around. extending eyca into every neiehbor.
hood sro these iuv.tations to disease sent,
ADD II one Is not successful another wil! be.
ND thus every CON esious disease within
this vide scope j. made q center ia tie
camp. Then. Is i. any reason Why We hear
81 50 much sickness IN Camp How % rem
"dy TINS TO ono has ye. teen able 70 solve.
without the strict enioFcemea. Ut laws. rules
,r regulations which would be 500 tyranical
Tor a free people 10 sanction.
notwithstanding the large number Of sick
ia our Regiment. under the strict and most
perfect discipline which We are low being
placed. the LAT wii soon be on the move. and
With our fine Enfield K ties aud officers who
ere Uuion 10 the core. the country may we'll
anticipate a good report Of TIE patriots who
compose the Regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

CfSoISSATI. Nov. 2S.
Flour unchanged and in moderate de-
mand.
Wheat firm and in moderate demand;
81 % tor red.
Corn 45647c.
Oats f7@5pc.
Whisk, 1870 and firm.
Hacs IN coaai demand, with sales Of 600
head It 81 30@i 60; receipts 1900 within
the last Two d "
Mes Pork firm at $40 IS.
eGlatlve 4 mtti Tor Lard from some
Indisns r1"n. ani ] 300 tierues sold IT esSc.
it being e. Ia 81 ~ tho close.
Green meats ~ fair demand at SIC for
shoulders. 505kc for sides, aud 52695Je
for hams.
Sugar aud molasses vsry dull. and prices
nominal.
Coffee Ern.
Cioverseed IS 90.
Cooperare higher and Ia light supply.
Gold 81 >; Silver declined 20 ii 2l@
| y; Demand Notes 81 1920 and dull;
Exchange par
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29
Night Dispatches.
FROM y

W~AsHISoroS, Nov. 2Sth.-Comnander
Thatcher Of the ship Constellation, in a let
ter 70 the Navy Department dated Soezzia,
Nov %. savs that he had just received ad-
vices ron cur Consul at Beiroot Syria. that
the Sultan's order for the execution of the
murderer Of Nr. C0fing, American Mission
AIRY. reached Adana while the constelia was
still AZ anchor near that place. aud the Grim
inal was Immediately beheaded in the pres
ence OF 4 vast concourse o. people, and
without any pornlar outbreak as had been
anticipated. The Tu kiSh Government be-
baved With great justice tovsfts the L. S ia
this matter.
Maj Gen. McDowell's court of inquiry
promises 70 be OF long continuance. Nearly
all tie documents called for by him have
been fumi he'd. Gen. Mcclellan, as vel. as
Generals Sigel. Rickett, Hartsun, Pope. and
others whose presence here viii not interfere
with their military duties. will be summoned
a. witnesses
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29
FROM CAIRO

CAiEo. NOV - Galveston news Of the
seventh say sam. Houston made a reception
speech In Brennan lately.
Adsiees from Holly Springs q saturday,
state that nearly the entire population have
emigratea Al the Stur-s. most OF the pri.
vaic residences are closed. 4 small Con-
fedcraie force i there. but not qnartered
p~ermapeufly.
The Feierals occupied Jacksonville. seven
10 les north.
The Georgia Legislature passed = law re-
Gently fer oOstfuctng al uavigable streams
~ the State. ard appropriated $500. 900 Tor
that purpose.
The Fist General Council and Episcopal
ChsseA o. tie Confederate StAtcs. nee, a
Au<gsia. Nov l9.h.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

Lors~vILr Nov. = -~Thsaksgiviog Wa
generally observed . day. The stores were
closed. .ri bushes. suspended
A. orisF jus; s>ael by Get. Bowie. gives
much sat-lscfien = Conservative mca IL
this section The pres. compliments him
The snbstsace s. ~ follows.
HKspo'Es DIsrkicT - WusTKRN XII
LorisxlLlr. Nov y.
AT CcmmanL ~ eifccrs serving 10 this
District. are c.lcrc1 lot - preseat nero
slaves 70 enter Tie csmps. aui az oAcers
As5 priva.es Ase iorbso1ea % intcfsese 81
iaieruei1le with siAves n any way
I; s rumosrd me rebel Joha NorS.s. ~l
= force % 4.ooo. 3. - Glasgow Ths $ uor
reliable
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

sz-The entire army unser Gen. Morgan
OF Cumberland Gap fame. j. now on ~ way
down the Mississippi. as also are a portion ct
the regiments recently ia the command OF
Gen. Granger. The principal par. Of The
latter's force.. however. are uaiefst9odto be
moving toward Knoxville. IN East Iennes
see. 70 CO operate with h1secnas' whose
forces are moving against the rebels a. Chat
tar.,ozA. Team and T~uIIahoma, Alabams
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

MAnntrp-In VI u.zama. IDd by Rov
wm. NJ II uter., Pot G.. W Hays, OF
Terrc H.ute. Ind - Me- MACY +. Su
ROAD, OF OoerliL. Ohio.
Msaai1D-Cn the 25th by Charles Alshu
Ter E-q C%oxxoDoEx +. ErrERT. to ASS
May BR.ssLta. both OF Clay county lad.
MAaRtrp-At the re.ideace u the 0riee
brother. Mr. William Walker. by Rev /. '.
q .rdon. On the 27th iu-t.. Mr.. b. II SAN
prssoS OF Springfield, Mass. to Miss JsSt
n. wALKra. Of this county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

~ Counterfeit Postage Currency has
heen issued ia New York. The countcfieit
srs have succeeded in closely initiating 70"
lettering with tho exception OF The date
which j. ia larger figures than in the genu
ne. The lathe WORK Is rather poorly exc
cused. a. also tie margins. having been
evidently done by an ordinary machine, but
II the paper we're soiled. the defect would
scarcely be notice.. especially IN a poor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29
sPrclAL ro 1nE rrNrs.

WAsBiNGroN N.r. % The current talk
.J-dsy Ia militlry cIcies here is IN regard
T. the expsiiency OF the Army OF the Po-
tomac pong INTO winter quarters. Late
events seem e. have strengthened the prob
ability Of such a policy being adopted. An
iniei euce % the -sme effect IL drawn from
the Psc~ideuts VS. E 40 iqIs Greek.
Tao President vii Ia MS Message. earn
cst.y recommend the passage Of a Bankrupt
law by Congress.
Reports received here from the front to-
dsy, locate Jackson's advance guard at
Berlstown, on the Orange 4 Alexandra
Railroad. near the KappAh.nock. ia a posi-
ton 20 cudeavor TO hold Sigei's force from
advancing. or & fall upon the rear Of Burn
sides army rs may be most advisable
Other reports scriter his forces along the
eastern base OF the Blue Ridge. from the
R~appahsncck T. Smokers Gap, placing the
bulk IN advance and leaving parties ia the
rear % observe and barrass our lines.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

~ Tae Var Department has eommeneed
sbe putt alton Of the names Of oi-m'-see
oeicer.. 'ef among other causes, beng 40
cent ~ithou. cave intoxication. disfe-pect-
ful language towards the President and
eoum.ndis = officers. cowArdiee. &c. The
srs, printed list comprises eighty ore CaF-
t,in. and Eeutsnants.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

rz- Correspondents IA hosecfans and
CT armies are under strict Instructions
70 write nothing. for publication, OF those
armies until after certain events shall have
,ras.yissl. Thi. prohibition Is necessary IN
oder =, keeo the facts from the knowledge
Of TIE enemy. all vii account Tor Tue
me,g,sne.. Of news in that direction.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAeuiNGroS. Nov. 2s-The President
yesterday went by a special steamboat con-
veyance to Acqu.a Creek, where he was re-
ceived by Gen Burnside. lie returned his
morning by same means.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
having heard the arguments Of counsel in
regard u the liability to taxation under the
Excise law oi persons engaged IN the manu-
lacguEe Of clothing, has prepared an elabor-
aic stalemeni, deciding that clothing Is a
manufacture subject % taxation. II the rate
OF 3 per cent. advalorum, the value to be
returned By the manufacturer a. estimated
by Assessors IN the manufacfnre pointed out
by the statute.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

CsSc4SSkrf. Nov "a passenger I'D
ffe sht tr.ia ca ~ h~eatacky Genital r r,
celnt-d = sisr1ay afternoon fse miles tas
Be- 81 PARIS / Il Crow iFasette ccua-
= Oaio John : u4eon o Il q c1aufy led
sas. 81 NJ 3essaa'ne h.a q leilas
>cfisz~Ohi. wefc k.-.t fusat- Joknsor
ueaascs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

P~arkpx.rrus. Nov. 2s-Tte hospstas
Nr.s { e. y ' ard hap asss te-tss u
the ttfs e 81 sarc ~ = rrth scrrfsr1
tia "a lkcn . iea-ivc 5sarI. a-oa1d
whtA asrcss q "a 80 hfsu g.thersa 4zxi
fesssed y tier keaI cea.slf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

~ All tA0so vho -aaf a beaaefl 81
Has. Of IN .ate-t fsshhsn cal 8, sc Ner
YORK Hat Sore sid - ere ~ ne Hons
NsaufcsuT~. ~hisk nske rss-e here
~ c>u v-reDt Al hs-- aouShs 81 ue-
bAfs q the ssso1zeal - Fseneh Stsve-.
vSst Hc SG N.s~uere as1 81 the s
te.liy. - q 81 { - -
'e'1 g" 49,. e isrse s-oftn-ent ot wrel
o>s> - W-Srs raa-1e l. rcs = la~
a. fffs crrr
~ iONkARt. fnars' H.4t
Seco~os - g YArrc
m-f1u orr go. A. w,r =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

Excise raN-Notlce j. hereby given
that the Usited States Taxes Tor lhs Couatv
Il Nigo are nov due. aud ] viii atieul Al
the Office Of the As-essog and Collector. Ia
he city OF Teue Haute. FOR the purpose Of
'ssaing licenses and receiving said Tax. from
the IL 20 tae 20sh Of December. lsos An
persons not paving their taxes within the
time specified viii b liable 70 Pas .en r.
ceutum additional thereon.
JOHN G GRAIN.
Collector 1th Diet Ind.
Nov 9TH, l~b2 nov21-d&wtl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

xz-Our thanks are due our clever TREND
PER-, E. Tuttls Tor = . tcher o. cider IL
sasn not hard 10 take. II you d0n's believe
u. try IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

For R~eut.-Frout room immediately
yer Minshall & Padiock's Clothing Store,
ormerly occupied oy J.. d Cpndi,. For
PARTICULARS apply 70 l. ". MlNSHALL.
noy29 DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

waased--A by - learn the Drug Busl
ae... Apply AZ ~ 60 N in Street None
need Apply unless they eau come we'll recon
- Nov29d2t.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

For saie.-I will sell OF trade m, Steam
Touring Mill. at Lossr9r, on reasonable
terms. Tho same Is IN good running order.
For particulars inquire OF Hosford 4 Brown.
Attorneys. Terre tiauic. Ind
~nov26-dSwtf ALBERT LANCE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

IHE TON THUMB LAMP.

4 COMPLETE substitute Tor the
~ TIali Lap. zissss he sss- assaa'y of
IEtf - ens-tfvn ~ - ~ coer frrHs ~Tfterf
81. s-cg = P~-ferlf T1rs. siesdy 81 ocarrri
ls-e, et 81 s1pnts cfrty
Oas C>sf for fen HouBs Li9hf.
n ch<sr-.t. safst a. s-sf fg1t r. TIE ~rrit
Pc = - - "a . a. : Fhf ~ g ilvalustie. for
so 81 : r. 20 ~ g Le cetUfaf 20 Light ttls
fAuf- 49, 3 rruflfe assoffLFrt rf ta I'll
Lrnyso q az lllts, snd ne - caalitv q Co.
Oh = MAJOR T. orDsos 80
ro-1flin hguss IBrn.-hng
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29


Tur lar RsctNrNr-Cel Blidle i busiiy
Engaged ssraighsening The Affairs OF his cen
mand. preparatory 10 taking the field New
recruits are receiving their bounty ard I'd
ranes par. aud The sick sad wounded. Who
we're home on lsss psy dsy-shereby han
70 Get their money-aFe beng mastered g
receive T.
THURSDAY the tents. knApsscks. closhir<
r. arrived At camp and vii BE distributed
ineedia,elv. Tbs will COMPLETE ths outkt
Of ne Ilss. snd therefore marching orieN
aAy be expected sssny non.eat
The ersss band 10 &c organized Ia the
res Of -Asch We s7oke some weeks
snSs. . = SURE Ting c.r conover weu,
" Sinenesn to ~ three DAYS 40 assr the
Instruments fos ~AicA purpose TO huns-rd
Nd aiy dollars hs4 oeea subscribed :, n.
oeee-ast Priv.tes Of To- rsxia~u,
The measles Asd zunr are srev.r,.r .,
Ar alarming ezssos anoag TIE .ois.e.
Canr Dsek ThonFsaa. Soze ,>ren,. a..
hastfed ncn are Frost-s,e1 81 49,.
sa-ss 80 hosa'sA - scea fsll for .one
tee sri an .31t thereto La ss~,
crested
The seed iad.ss q Terrs Haotc. ~ho re
evss ProzPs ia she.r suens,res On ne s..r
sea siassr. have act erevra -arsiae ), ~
Instance. Is Tie oans q prc.erre I'D esa.r
d.s.si~- csrsiea here iesafs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

-vs hear e runored that the list ~ii
~-,o-x Ho~ true IL =, our readers
Gill learn before evepi.g'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

e. tr onseutiou OF Westcra nswsps
per publishers - indianapolis. composed o.
representative from VI ssouri Illinois. lndi-
sns. OAio. Wisconsin and Michigan. alter
the transactioa OF mach important business
IN . br'st session. elosei IL deliberations on
TUESDAY night last The maia object Of The
gathering OF publishers VS. to form West
ern Associated Press. for The purpose OF pro
curin. all late and important telegraph,
news At the earliest moment. and ia a salts
factory for'a The formation Of his asso-
eialion vii make the press OF the West com
parativcly independent Of those a. The East.
sho have sought 20 exercise exclusive con
troll Of the telegraphic news That some
change Va desirable has long been apparent
and upon this Poias there vas great unanimi
~ Of feeling. Several propositions Tor the
Improvement Of tho character and standard
Of " estern newspapers we're also discussed.
and IN view Of ne gVea. rise IN he fr'cs o.
paper. a corresponding advance 90 sub
scriptces ard sdsestsiag rates vss deemed
s~ susiAlly necessary - messthe smesreucy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

~ Oyster coup served up At Corinthian
Hall. at any moment. for 'en cents per bowl
noyl0 DIFF
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~ 600 bags # Ground u espool Salt
srrising and for sale.
Novlldlw~lm. X : cox. & son
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29
\ NEWS ITEMS.

~ Brig. Gen cruH returned home last
evening on = short visit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

~ The 81 quarter OF Mlss Williams Sc
lcct School will commence ON Monday Nov
18th d9w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

LosT-A Young foiufer D1g Had a
oiiar on his ueck Any one returning him
20 me v I be literally rewarded.
novsdtr SHEWMAkER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29
SALE OF LAND.

~ Saturday December the 9Th.
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- srf7 Ftsc g ~ far'ses. hes-~sr tie hcu-s
q - eek a n - fpcrF u -nf . = y.
? ghest oit1 fte 18th hsf 9 , . ecsk west
CO. - q sec - - -T-tr-t FRI .es1sstp ia
>orfa o. rsrse s's1f Wet 80 49, Ar-<t 81
81 t-ei~s. A. sigtfer1 - b-wt - ~ : TIE
-scnsse- r3vi-z pot>s -fsh srpr1r-< ssoarty- 49,
T-1.1 2 ID ssS-sseae-t 49,. III fearing
i-trr.ss fr1 csfs
JknIs y s<sTozp. AsE1--nt- 81 A
Listen, 6c-rs>a. xo-s-fw
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N See Oliver Barie''' AH'uH''
Of new oo.ks-