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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

On Saturday, Gen. Scott was nominated to
the Senate a. Minister Extraordinary to Mex
leo, with functions such as be exercised in the
pacifcation of the Northwestern Boundary
question. A project of q treaty, substantially
assuming the Mexican debt due to England,
France, and Spain, the interest on which
amounts TO three millions year, was also
sent to the Senate The treaty guar.
antees our payment Of it for Eve years.
As there is no law for the appointment Of an
Assistant Minister, it 10 thought the nomina-
ton will not be confirmed. As Commissioner
he would be confirmed. if his functions wero
limited to the paclfcation of the armed con-
.piracy against Mexico. The scheme of buying
off the Allies, now that we are not able to en-
force the Monroe Doctrine, is not likely t.
meet with favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

A. w BOWMAN old Post flee Building corner OF Front
AID Market streets O1TuNgA Iowa will supply
that city and cniiy with IRn DAILY and WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IN I'D yai'ce Of the nIals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

Cumberland Gap, and Russelville. tho former
a most important strategetic posltioo' na''
come into our possession without struggle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

The Rebels have withdrawn their picke"
from Occoouan about 90 miles from AleIan-
dria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

Commodore Foote's official dispatches to the
Navy Department, report the surrender of
Clarksvllle, Tenn. On his approach about two
thirds of the citizens fled in alarm, whereupon,
OF the request of the Mayor of the city and
the Hon. Cave johnson, formerly Postmaster
General of the United States, Com. Foote is
sued a proclamation assuring all peaceable cti'
zens that they may pursue their avocations
without interruption. The Commodore rep
resents that strong Union sentiment
prevails at all the points on the river
which he has touched upon. The Rebel armed
forces retreated from Clarksville to Nashville,
and destroyed the fine railroad bridge across
the Cumberland River, against the remons-
frances Of the citizens. Com. FoOte says he is
bound further up the Cumberland River with
bis gunboats and six or eight mortar boats
meaning to Nashville, Of course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

Gen. Grants official report of the taking OF
Fort Donelson will be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
yhc .Durn Sailed.

PORTLAND, Feb. -, i''-'
Tina Jura sailed at B; 10 this afternoon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

The impudent forgery teegraphed from
Washington, as a report of q speech made by
the Secretary Of War. in the Railroad Convon-
ton, eulogizng Gen. Mcclellan, having been
exposed by The TRIBUNE, the Washington
agent of the Associated Press telegraphed on
Saturday morning that he added the statement
himself, to the report furnished by the Secre-
tary of the Convention, from information OBJ
tanned from members, subsequent to adjourn
ment, mildly adding that the brief allu-
" sion to his remarks was, it is now ascsr-
" tanned, inaccurate as to the language en-
"ployed." The President and Secretary OF
the Convention having since fatty denied that
the Secretary of War said anything of the
kind, the teegrapher now volunteers the state
ment that tho information was not offered to
him, but was furnished at his request from
recollection, not by members" but by an in
tormant. In justice to himself, the teleerapher
ought to give the name of his informant"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

The Commercial Adretiser does not like our
reasons for not echoing the praises of Gen.
Mcclellan in which The Herald and other
Pro.Slavery journals abound. If it had only
stated them fairly, we should have not cared
for its dissent Why should it suppress our
reason for believing confidently that the recent
vigorous and triumphant offensive in Gen. Hal
lecks Department cannot have been directed
by Gen. Mcclellan, because, had it been. it
seems incredible that the latter should not sim
ultaneOusly have ordered Gen. Buell. to press
the Rebel force at Bowling Green 80 closely a.
to prevent ito reinforcing Fort Donelsop, or
even evacuating its own stronghold without loss
or molestation
Tie Commercial sees ct to speak Of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

BALLS AND PARTIES vs.. SNOW AND hAIN.-
Ladies' White Satin Kid aid Linen SLirs aud CATERS 10,
balls and parties BALNORALS aud ISDlA kuBbsk BOOTS ahu
49, = now and rain AZ MILLER Co.'S,
'h"h' AVA ' No 38I Canals..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

Marks ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMs.-Ihe
best, chespest, ard mos; durable Soldiers h9eiAy dean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
AT Port Roval Fortress Monroe Baltimore, Washington ahu
other non, occupied by Army should lie sent 81 ha
rates b, H.RspFN's ExIREss, No "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

LADIES PURSES,
FiNy Cents One Two and Three Dollars each, at o. l.
ALisS's No. AIS Broadway, one door below Cans'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
TIRE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
For 1862.

THIS popular ASsu Al |. now ready -. -.
PRICR 70 cents u copies for 100 copies W fos'Sse
paid by Express. 81 per 100 Gosh orders 'oho!'ea, t
We supply back numbers Of the Ii'bune o ei1o ~
years l3fg 1855 1857 1883 1889 1900 ana 1901 10
cents each post paid. Address TIE INhrNk Ne"-iUH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

Ar CANTRELL's, No. 813 BROADWAY,
avery cheap and desiisble
BAIYoRAL Boon fnr...... ................"S2 70
A Pair OF CLUsP SOLEs for..............."S2 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

At JEFFERs', 573 Broadway, Ladies Bal
mor, Doors Ut and ~ 5os pair: Misses 5Osnd FL Is
Chlrsns 81 @ and 81 NOM cheaper except Inferior
An GOOD. warranted at JKPPKRs' No. 573 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

LADIES PORTEMONNMES,
Ore Two and Three Dollars each at O. G.. ALEXIS No AIS
Broadway one door below C4nslst.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01
Noon Dispatches



A keisnehsiy acknowledgements Fire e.
Observation-Disclosures sf Yerkfsrn-Ma-
Srsd<v ssks f<ss< 70 bsva fA< Tssrs.
Foxr MoSsok. Dee. 3oth.-PhIlips ST.
George Cook. recently appointsda Brgadier
General In the army of the Potomac. con
nitfed suicide on Thursday last a bis resi-
denee. He vas q graduate Of West PORT.
and esteemed as q tine officer
The commlssary stores. including a portion
Of the Ordnance Department. IL Nashville.
Tennessee. we're destroyed BY IRE on the
nigh; Of the 22d. Lsss estimated Il nearly
one million doliarsL
The following ara the Tennessee c9ngre,s-
men. lat district J. B. Haskell: 81. ". q.
swan: ID. J. b. Gordonshi-e: 4th. a =. Gen
Try; sth. O. W. Jones: 9Th. III. : cote. 7th.
j. d. G. Adkins: 9Th. John v. " right: 9th.
ID. ID. NJ Carrin.
Confrabsnds state that the IN .hilants Of
Yorktown and the military authorities there
are very much frightened at "a expected at.
tack.
IL 10 believed there that Gen. Barnside's
~expsdition Is certainly destined 70 20 up
York River and tb< Zen. " eol will cooper
ate 10 the attack upon Yorktown.
Gen. Magruder is said 10 have teiegrarhsd
the condition of Affairs to Richmond. and ask
ing permission to destroy Yorktown by Ere,
and to have received arepiy directing TO re-
frsin until be Is certain that place IA 10 be
Immediately attacked.
Strong batteries are placed on each side
Of York River. and the force is estimated az
three thousand IN the vicinity Of Yorktown.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

CINCINNATI, Dec. 81
Flour 6rmer under the foreign news. and
the demand fair; $4@4.l0 for super and
$4.l5@4.25 for extra and family.
Wheat &c higher, closing q e3ds5 for red
and ee909 for white.
Oan dull at CSC and corn at the same rate.
Whiskey advanced TO l3L aud In good de-
mand, closing bouyant.
Hogs advanced to $3.l593.35 and in good
demand. Receipts oaly 1000 head.
Mess Polk in good demand at 1925, held
at $3.50 Tor the best brands 500 barrels
sold delivered at Cambridge City Ind.
Lard in fair demsnd 6x@64 and bsrrel
at 6x but il Is generally held &c higher.
900 uerces sold at 6H delivered at Terre
Haute. and 500 ticrces and barrels here at
64@6X and 500 kegs at. "a. About 2OO..
UOU los. bulk sides cold at a. loose. Green
meats are firm at 2H@3k for shoulders and
hams.
No change in groceries; market quiet.
Exchange II premium. Gold &c premi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

HAIs4x. Dec. 3i--Passengers By the
Asia here report a rumor that the blocking
up OF Charleston Harbor With stone IL ike
" to lead to difficulty with the European
powers. IL Is further rumored that Englsnd's
wsrliks preparations will continue in vier
thereof end that the surrender Of Mason and
Slidcii are not the whole Of highlands de-
mand.
Ths steamship Asia will sail at 6 ?. IN. for
New York.
Papeu between the Etna aud Asia contain
cd no real news.
Paris correspondence, general. says the be-
lief that hosllities between England and
America will not be arrested. has become
more gsnsru.
The Admiralty had beer notified that in
structions had been sent 20 protect British
shipping In India and the China seas
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

TEE CONTINENTAL MoSlsIY-This 10 the
tile Of new periodical Just Issued By J. r.
Gilmore. ITO fremont street. Boston IL i
gotten up In 6ns style, without osteasation
and display. and each number will contain
liz pages. octave sire. The contributions
are from the bes: writer's Of the ace. and are
OF the highest style OF literature. The
leading article. The Situation" Is n very
abe one. breathing the soul OF patriotism
The Editors Table" nsnif-n much
sprighsly visor and bnIIianey and the whole
cork 10 slowed full Of good things. Nov 10
the tine TO subscribe. Terms. 50 per single
copy: t~o copies for IS: three copies for
%.
address J.R GILMORE.
ITO Trsnost street. Boston.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Tus Prscs PAzu--The Continental
Monthly shss quietly and appropriately dis.
poses Of the Peace Party.
ne ps>c< 81 . party esli-1 he party u ps.os.
LEs everything sis~ that t~esa1<S
uss go1s where he WICKED do1 E>sbie -hsll
oea-e.
~ he party - p~s<< u IN pisessL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Coon Eyslc1 90 Tsr Sunzrspn % MAsos
AID 5IipEII Acknowledgements at WISH
lagton sgrss that the surrender Of Mason
and siidsIl viii make the continental ns
uons Of Europe favorable. and disposed TO
side With Us In case Of future hostility By
England. The Preach minister and family
we're At Mn. Lincoln's ievss on Saturday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Hossx RAGS There viii De . race on
Saturday. the 9Th Of January. for a purse Of
$50. between @ ". Tulier's D.. I. Sorei
Horss. and J. Suttoa's b. N. over The Prsi
RE City track north Of Teus- Hsuts. There
viii be an Interesting time. and lovers Of the
turf are invited 10 attend. "or any other
man"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01
lee. Is. q 70 jan. LEI.
uusleas.

AS xsxs A oso-ss. Tescbsr q No
&c. VII gse le<sons spoa the Faro Forte.
~ish % sitAest sAs sss Of Instrument In.
s~aenos IA IAorosgh Bss AID Veal nxsse.
siAer ckorsi - eth Instrumental a>eompa
sinsnt ss- popalsr shees Music, Staging
Books. k5t the nost sps<osed lns,ruesioe
Boots ssrsisess. Any "a Musk Roo. %
ssssA serses. s4cininx Ms NeLscd's sdAeol
Room. Or 81 Der r~~ts>so<. o.rpsr ~ Oh
sd Third ssrssu4
A 6us dAss 1&ss ~ sass Isss 70.
sssaslsl eu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Cone All We, nv squad tn the Irish
Brigade.
Col NulligAn says he must have satisfse-
too for the deeds done AZ Lexington. With
Col Mullen a our leader. Ne viii 60 and as
siss him. be Il to Lexington OF e~iss~bere.-
The Uaion mus, be preserved. LET us all
20" 10 reinforce him. Call At our o6ice Ia
the Linton Block. aud We viA tell yea where
his Head Quarters are.
BEN. EBBlTT.
dn. J. Z. MOORE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Lrxcn-chariey Kern -iii. to-day, set q
n.gn.feenf lunch At io1 to - o'clock. for
the delecsztion Of hs friends
Charley is never surpassed on such coca
sons. especially vbea assisted By saE Wig
lev.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01
Night Dispatches.


orrfEyuIr, Dec. 3l.-0ne Of our neu
captured by the rebels near Clinton, and
carried 10 Springfield. has just returned hat-
ing left that place on chrstmas. He says
fhcs with abeut eight thousand men had "a
ken al the houses In Springfield for his
TROOPS. turning women and children into the
streets. he hsd unio.ded his wagons and
was making preparations for a long stay.
The people Of Arkansas refused % allow
Price % eutsr that State with any other
trooss thsn those regularly enlisted in the
confederate service. aud hs had only fifteen
hundred men enrolled in that service.
The country porth Of Springfield was full
Of men returning from Prices army, who
sa.d that IL they were permitted TO return
homo and take the oath OF allegiance. Price
would be len with only his regular confsd-
crate troops. Since Gen. Pcle's rapid oper-
suons last week. there Is perfect quiet ta all
the region between the Missouri and 0ssge
rivers. not q rumor of rebei camps or squads
beng heard
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Charles Rhoades and Jonah Porter. pd-
vasss In the 9Th regiment. vno were killed
10 The recent battle az Allegheny Mountain.
-ers Inferred a Few dsys since at Rensselaer,.
jasper county. by their frisnds and members
Of the 4s,h rssinsnt. Col. Eddy.
The work Of recruiting for the several
rssineuts nov organizing In THE State. is
going forwsrd quite rapidly. Al the regi.
nsuss nov aaihorlsed win be speedily allied
up 20 the maximum standard,
We clip the followirg from the State Sen.
tinsl Of yesterday:
We we're pleased With = call FROM Lieu
tsnant W. "A. Hubbs. Of the 18th infantry.
Y. 8. A. yesterday. Lieut.. Habls h an
accomplished of1cer. hAvisg seen service IN
Oregon and on the Pacific coast. long before
the present rsbsilisn broke out. be u q
young san OF great military promise. lie
70 &c present stationed a Madison. Jefferson
eoaaiy. on The recruiting s<fvics.
Adjut.ns wm. NJ. Harrison. Of The eis
Indiana. Col. Mullen. writes - follows:
Hs,povsErEss 6isr 81 Tsissj krs'rl
Nsdison. Dec. -. le6l.
EpfTos SxSrNrl: The 6lst regiment. (2d
IRISH under the command Of CT n y. Mol.
len. are stationed At this place n moss cum
iortssie ausr.ers. We have fitted up q. a
BARRACKS me building Formerly occupied bs
strsder and keyt. on Ohio street, immedi-
stsiy tronlss the Ohio river. and in fq.l
view OF the dark and bloody gr0uDs.~
ksniucky. Our barracks. ve shink. are the
most complete and eomfortsble OF any "a the
State. and ase kep, IN the most perfect OF.
der. Ihs ren are s~ntirsly satisfied. and
perform their duties witn eheersuine-s snd
slscrity. S4rad and eonpznv drills are
constantly Eping on. snA The men are
psrfseting themselves rspshs IN their date.
az soldiers,
Col Maisen has evinced himself entirely
eonpetsnt Tor his dniie-. and has already
gained the rsspect and affection Of the men
under be command
Recruits AZ coming IN daily. and vs hope
" spsing 20 - able 70 place Ia the heid =
regiments Of sri.hmen who v1ll emalats toe
example Of lie gallant sesh OF New York.
and Nsilig1ss brigade Of fllinois-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

yrw Yo.K. Des. o--rhs ysvy Depart
merit i sending osf specifications E~nvitinE
~psopossls from ship buIlders throughout the
cosnsry Ter the construction Of iron clad
s,e.n bsttsries The Government /. vsry
sntlous that this clsss Of vsr vsssels should
bs imnedis,siy Constructed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Mayor opdyk~ InaIgas ated-Msssn
and siideii Once More.
Nr YoRx. Dec. 3i-shs Hon. George
opdyks. MAYOR elect took the usual oath
Yesterday. Il wss administered by Nsycr
Wood
INNS pgsFAfCs.
LordLyeus vas IN conference to-day. with
Secretary Seward. relative 20 the time and
manner Of the relsase Of Mason ard slidell.
They will not be released for some DAYS. ss
there Il no British vessel likely o. leave for
some time. They viii probably 90 in tue
ne>dsy week. II wss proposed that they
our eoF~muent decided nron . less public
mode
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

- s<u2c1s g sxe<uioos ss~ccas are IL
cssse. N biight. Ne pessso rs q nsrknt. rg
are vie .ne ri.Ay - w-i |. fst.l. rs~y arse 6OG
~oso<sninsass and sEaparisy q 1s eoot. and are =
et 800 all srosne a rvsrs~sers. oas svxsss q
ali ~e n~< are s&lat>d ~ssa A~u. snt o<e 9s.r,sr
q he~s a. e tk~n; de fscGsly 80. s~c2u~s the3
Scru<atcss eeTnpuss freu Ashscsa. rssa~n npsr-
es te>issy. AL es-esuaiiy sxrarssss@ he f>u
csssransren fra the ys>Sn- Ne is1gsr grosE
unssr ycar ssfortcus dssrsss. since he hrc<s.-
he Am. hAs prcvsaS his usxoriy oenb<nSuea q
oursrv~ virtues tkss hs CALI <<kkArNzx1A-p~n-
ccrsl WATERBURY. O.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

AkIrlLrsr.-Lieut yoris. OF Capt coeh-
rams artillery company. b "a the city Tor the
purpose Of recruiting Tor tia. company
They are nov about ready TO take the fsid.
and sh5uld CT up st once.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

pxu spklrn1k. Zee. 5l.-A private els-
Patch received here mentions ss among the
kired Is Psdncah. Capt Alkers Baeon. Of
shs ciis. he bsl0nxsd 70 . Ksnturky rsri
psul raised near frankfort The eispxssh
sivos - psrtsssl<rs sg he sssssA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Stocks rather better with moro doing. CHI.
s r. /. 52k; O. 4 7. 361z; @. a Oh. 66A
III. G. scrip GAY: Pan. tx div. il3: NJ. s.
lst bonds.s3,s; NJ. S. gid. 4lA; Harl. pfd.
az; Pacific Mail. 94ls; $. 10; N. Y. G.
sou: Erie. 80: do. pid. IS; Harl. 10: NJ. G.
SO; In. bnnds IS; n. Y. 6s 60. Mo. 6's 42x;
Tenn. 6s s.; 10 U. s. 6's 81; Coupons VIZ;
u. s. SIS ~; Coupons slA-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

The Fhsisceirhis zesas. IN speaking 81 ns Lac
exhibition held N that city ~ the frsnkan in~s.
tute. says
'ia nctcss medicines. Ne sre always ~sszeassy
cautions. uniess satisfied e The n*rits Of the article.
Among those exhibited 10 The celebrated Holisnd
BitisrS This msdielne has been excessively intro
duccd IN every State IN the Union. snd into the Can
ssisa Provinces. princpsliy within the last ,~s
years The exhibition shows testimonials In every
language known IN America, snong which Ne no
tee rne from The lAss lion. john N. clsytoa q
Delaware
Dyspepsia. He.dsche and Indigestion. hy ~hios
all persons are more or less affected. can usosly h>
cured by moderate exercise. vhoissozae food. and a
dose ofHcrhsve's Holland Rittsrs on< hour eefec
each nesl"-BaR. lSxs. u~sni-dkwiu1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01
Tonic.

Tonic
lfrc1 Co. Aib~z fskr. n. c. hon Arksnsksl
wkzussrc~. d. c. yuDs II. lisa
"7hsss nsss too bodies q year Bx.ssu's Eo<-
lssD krrx~> sn< ha~e fouDt q vrsy useful &c Gaze
q k&gs>ico sad KssdseA<. ssS rss>ura<c1 n -
eli vAs n>et psesssDt add ersscscss r-nedr sps
viusk@e to1kl
NJ late nish 2ersf 90 Ansxhsny osssy h.s
g1vel - The toaio~tnG
Twas Afflicted -ith DEBILITY q te pr>suvs o.
szns srooan.ns 70 . s~v~v szt<ek q Dysr-psla
vHieh bad reduced M 6e<h couzsd<rshy. NJ ~ss
was also xanc<et ur1>r he sAn< crcumssssc~<. 49,
v1th Inc sane disease. H.vsae u~e ycur n>dhsn~
called Boxxsu's HestAxp snxks. ve scsh es<sss.
ed relief a. sre hsn. % xs<c yos ,hk rshls
svi1esce q ia ssiae.
JOHN FORSYTH
Pittsburgh. Jan. I'd. fssr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

~ Fritz. opposite the pcssofscs. viii OBJ
serve a time honored custom. By dispensing
Esg-Ney 70 bic f1esds-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

VI ~c1h cal rsrtteuisr ~sssettios se xolxAs's
uo<ics 10 snc<her column We sd TIRE ~fsio-ius
from the -. LOzis Herald. ~hsch speaks vo,an-s IA
Iz favor. We say . A. give Il trial.
I'VE take especial pleasure n reo<nza-sdlns No
Leafs celebrated Strengthening Ca<disl - N irvN.
u.A's renety fer general DEBILITY ssd ~ssk1~~-
We have scen Il tested in = circle unt-r cor e-n ar
n~Ns,s cSserssaoo. ssi vessA fr ln ecioAry sne
~e-sA. Il l. A srSei- ~hieh reealt - keps Con-
-sat, IL every family. shk cersialy IN msain.
~ nsslzns. So ne stseruses~us tn kncther
dams
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01


5000. scoD rryE MILLIONS or BOXES OF BRAN
DkETH's PILLS ARE SOLD YEARLY. II SALE
sTfApiLx Increases. and YET thousands die foz
colds and f~ser-. which these pills coala ~osrtsanl,
cure. Brandr~sh's Pills are simple. but sursirhec
for efrcscy. How important Tia; We At ace sseur
an advantage over sickness -hsn & csa he hss 90
At outisy o. only IS cent?.
Mr.. J. c. Rsppelyea. q NonmoEsh county. n. T..
writes, March IL. isss
Il WAS troubled In January lss wilh oosuroass.
for several dsys. and tcok ten grains Of csicnes ~
obtain relief. iesught cold. I suppose; Al Any rate.
= severe tisrEhosa s<t In. which my medical stib1c.
ant found n impossible TO arrest m. ~ss foIio~sc
By dyssntary. Ny strength wss al gone. Esery-
thing passed through me a. Iteok II. friend frcu
NV York. Mr. George Lewis. fortunately eslled o.
me. and advised BsssnxErn'E PMS I thought o.
my weak condition che pill would BE- enough. be,
be administered four. aud he seat no<ning losl
more. Much lmpuriiy cAns from me. ana. % ny
surpr'se. The soreness and pain diminished. Co.
bon cured ne fully. an now hearty, with a good
appetite. onice. ,et Canal street. and BY al arus
glss.
Sold ~ J. n cus1s.aks. Tnrrs-HAut.. sDd ~ 81
es-p~zshls dealers In nsdsciss. gsnidsin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

DEF REEF.-0ur friend Joe
IL Rupp. has opened . meat shop IN the md
sms nsw euiitipg o. Mr.. !. II. Barr. % sh rect,
rhsrs be 10 pr-srrd at al hours % supply al d.
natssn, "a reasonable rsfss. Dive aim freqsss
osiis. fOcl -. td
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

RxorrArsox Garth. Loverre a. the
the New York Hat store. has the fness and
beat made Rexulaticn Cap ever made. WHICH
he sells At oSr DotfAs-
div.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

THx telegraph osscs viii be open I'm ten
o'clock this morning for business. and clcs
Cd the rest OF The day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01
ToNsoRIAL.


DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
n hsvinx r~1tt>d hs shsyine and Hair Dre<sias
ssleon. staning The rerre Hs1is Hoase, bers lesvt
70 intern The cfnnens and pzbEc generally, that he
- DIV prepared 70 wait up9n cussomsrs n his
asnsl ssf'sfsctoFy manner. Sttct sttentcn Evsn -
n smpooning asf Custing ladies' and Little Girls'
aair. GRO. W. rAD
ssazu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

I. %. o. F.-The following officers we're
elected last evening by Fort Hsrrison Lodge.
No. l57. / o. o. r:
L Goodman. n. @
r. R Gilman, v. @.
Charles Cochran. K. Sec'y.
T. W. Watkins. Per. Sec'y.
A r. Summers. Treasurer.
Philip Nicoloy and sam1 Conner. Reps.
s. X Allen. A. Conner and s. Haroert.
Trustees.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

a. The propnssors Of the ccrinthiaa
Hall viii do the h.nds,ms thing By their
frisnds on this New. Years Day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01
Mol Tor the Heiias,.i

have Just rsessvsd fron Ss~ York q
nlce stock Of ~FssAlonsble Hats and Cars. al
% Chiidrsas Fsary H.ss AID csp- for he
Holidays. which | can eel cheaper than 40,
hcase In The city. Give ne = call bsfsrs
parekss,ag elsewhere.
]. II SYKES.
l~f foor sx9t Of I 4 r.