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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

FarDERIox, Mp, Jan. 1.-THE report Is
not authenticated that Jackson threw several
shells into our lines at Hancock. Yesterday.
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- MF icakc vlll resume 80 esercise.
u hs School on Neel.s the l3th inst
Terms ~ heretofore
Ian. .. dEf
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Men Military Deparfmsnf-Gea. Mehin-
sfy-Minors NOT 10 be DiseAaroed-Hayfi
and Ebeyia-Cameron Resi0aed-C. NJ.
Clay 90 Be BrigadisT GeneTal-E. w. Stan
ton Seeraary Of War.
SPECIAL To Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-Sone time ago
Gen. Hooker asked Mcclellan what he sho'd
do with fifty or sixty fugitive slaves who
were within his lines az Budd's FeIry. Gen.
Mcclellan replied with an order directing
him to inquire in each case whether the ia
gitives had or had not been employed in the
military service Of the enemy. II Ne had
been. Gen. Hookes should employ: IL not. he
should exclude him from his lines-slas cal
~ hberafing him. leaving the hnal IA. sosi-
ton OF the sondsmen 10 the civil a. horities
Ii is understood a similar rule will leieaiter
be applied in every case occurring y thin the
the army OF the Potomac.
A new military department has Just been
constituted-the department of hey West.
consisting Of Tortngas and Fort Taylor. IL
will be under command OF Brig. Gen. Rren
nan.
Gen. McKinstry will be brought to trial at
st. Louis as soon as his account have been
fully examined by the committee nov in
1c0-iou tAtit.
The Senate Commute ON For eign Aiairs
will soon report a bill for the recognition Of
Hayti and Liberia. The bill makes provision
a Charge 10 both Of these countries, to be
empowered 10 act As Commissioners of emf
grafton.
The Senate Military Committee will soon
report a bill TO repeal the Law making il oh
ligatory upon the Secretary of War 10 dis
charge from service all minors on proof of
their minority.
TINks DIsfAreM.
There is mach doubt expressed to night
whether Mr.. Cameron will be confirmed as
Minister to Russia, but he will be, | th:nk,
without doubt.
Ben Wade was the chief competitar urged
upon the President as Secretary of War ir
place Of Cameron.
&. NJ. Clay returns TO take command IN
the army. He will be appointed a Brigadier
General.
The appointment of Stanton "a Secretary
of War gives great pleasure. They have
confidence in his energy and pluck, and be
lieve he will push on the war.
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No Regular Rebel Troops at Martins
burg-The Rebels Advance from
Wiuchester-Gen Jackson RepnIsed
at Romney-Rebei Loss 37O-Jack
son Burning Towns.

FREDERICK, Mn. Jan. IL -Advices from
Martinsburg Of Martinsburg of the 9Th, re
port no regulars OF the rebel army there
All the troops az Winchester had left to Join
Jackson. IL Is reported that Jackson had
attacked Romney and the rebel loss was 100
killed. 20 wounded and 900 taken prisoners
This was reported by rebel militia Captain.
The rebels are said &C have burned Bath
and will burn other towns 20 prevent their
use by our troops.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

THr RAILROAD REGrNKNr.-Mechsnic
and laborers are wanted TO I'LL up he ranks
Of the Seth Indiana, or Railroad Regiment,
under c. J. VI. Smith.
Besides performing the usual military du-
ties. this regiment will build bridges. trestle-
works, cars. run trains. &c. and the men
perfor mirg such work will receive an add
tional nay o. fron 81 to $3.50 per day.
Recruits are sen; to indianapolis free OF
expense where they are furnished with every
thing.
The pay commences from the day ot En-
listment.
Recruiting Office in Terre Hrnte, at No.
li2, East Main Street.
G.. II. WALTER.
Dec. Goth. Recruiting Officer.
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sEw YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YoRK, Jan. IA.
Stocks-Michigan Central 45is; Pacific
Mail 9ss.: Tennessee 6's 80, 43l4; Califor-
MIA 7si, United States 6s of 81 coupons
81; do registered 30; Michigan Southern 80;
Panama ll2l,.
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PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Keeping the Poor and
Insane.

SHALEp PROPOSALS will be
- rccsivef ~ ~ AotItar's Ore until saturday.
Veterinary ~ 18th. 80 farni-hinE ail nee<sssry b~fs,
~teitinE. eicthlnx. fHi Ard for Keeping tie rssdens
And trsnsitut peor cfNigo coanfy. and fpr ta<h IN.
sane pfrsous e. raay - sent % the Countv Asylum.
So W yesrs from The frst cay a March Hest
ne IT'S for keeping the fesi3srf pecr VII - fer
4 efffaln smeuat rsr snnum. snd ~ ksetsar ~
lrarsiraf pnaf and insane fr q certain On PEI
seek for esrh trsnssnt o. inssae person. O. - paid
qusftsfy
ne 49, q Me farm. sta ihe ~priviiex a eaitine
sasA n~essery are~ct 81 nay = re4nfrsd for ~
nss ~ he heass. I'll - taken inte ccnsl4r ation lei
maklng - tkls.
ne teusmisianers reserve thr risht g tssis1a
trg ne kirt = a. an Mt shsn - pl.nt~t 81 so-p
arrn ssti psee y ~ yssfieN.
IN ALLEN. Aud vife Caanff
Terre-Wsnf~ Isn afeE1 6-ae
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- S<rumous or scrofsicus affections are the
curse. the blight. the potato rot of msAkind- They
are vile and filthy ss well - fatal. They arise from
contamination and impurisy OF the blood. and are ,e
be seen all around US everywhere One quarter OF
all We meet are tainted with them. and one quarter
Of these die Of them; die foolishiy too. because they
are cursble. AuR's SAEsArAnuIA clesnses out The
scrcfulOus corruption from the blood. renders Il par,
aud healthy. and eaectually expurgases the foul
contamination from the system. No longer sro.n
under yoar Screfalous disorders. since the irrcsis,s-
ole Ann has provided his mastery combination Of
curative virtues that be calls sAEsArAxzzA--lDsm-
ecrat, Waterbury, CT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Nss YoRK. Jan IA letter from =,
Helena reportt the captnre 81 a Brit ish gun
boat Q fibe slave bsrA Lyra, 81 New York
wth - nerrocs on Nd Another. sun
ossd - have gof ciesr with au slave.
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uusscaI.

Mr.. May A. CRosBy, Teacher OF Mn-
&C, will give lessons upon the Piano Forte
with or without the use Of instrument. In
struction in Thorough Bass and Vocal music
either choral or with instrumental accompa
niment. New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the most approved instruction
Books furnished. Apply al Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss McLeod's School
Room. or at her residence. Corner Of ohie
and Third streets.
A first class Piano for sale. Terms rea
sonable. DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15
Night Dispatches
FROM WASHINGTON

Aaefher Sick Maa ~ Neutrality-suspicious.
pesd<ace BarseH The Austrian Congress
and Secrefarf Setcard
w~AsHT~aroN. Jan. l3-The Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury returned % his
post YESTERDAY. One hour afterwards the
Chief Clerk vas stricken down and - now
dangerously IN.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE President.
- DAY submitted 10 Congress the CORES
p~o0dsace between the Austrian Congress
aud Mr.. Seward. relative 10 the Trent affair.
In Count H~schberg's letter 10 Chevaiier
Halfeman. be chsracieriTes the seizure OF
Mason and Si'deli as Illegal. and sees moth
ING Objectionable IN Englands demand.
NJ Seward ; reply u 81 the zane tenor ~
his other letter on ihis subject
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NJ Q i" f. r m
A. G.. COMBS. Us 5. COMBS.
COMBS s. BROTHER.
HAVING recently purchased the Coal BsD. for
III merry krown As the "SCdEE MINES one
and three quarter miles west Of the city, are nov
prepared 10 furnish the citizens Of Terre-Haute and
vicinity, with a good article Of well screened coal, a
fgares 10 suit these prrilous times.
We are also Agents for the Highland. Brazil aud
Farnersburg Cal Mines
ss- Orders left at tbs vigo County Scales or Al the
residence Of either proprietor, near the Richmond
Railroad Depot. viii Be filled on short notice.
Give Us a trial.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Sasrt Hoos Jan. 1.-The steamer
Ch.mpion. frcA Aspinwaii vii he ~ about
90 A. NJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Tho Philsdelpaia Arvss. In speaking Of the ls&e
Ambition held In ths, city by the franklin Insii-
tuts. says:
''Ia noticing incidence, Ne are always extremely
cautions. unless satisfied q the merits Of the article.
Among those exhibited 10 the celebrated Housnt
Bittsrs. This medicine has ben sxtsnsirsly intro
duced in every state In the Union. and into the Can
adam Provinces. principally within the last too
years. The exhibition shows tsstirosials IN every
language known IN America. sooug which we No.
tee one from the late Hon. John N. Clayton. Of
Delaware"
Dyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion. by which
all persons are more or less affected. can usually be
cured BY moderate exercise, wholesome food. and .
dose ofBorhave's Holland Bittsrs one hour befors
each mesI."-Bau. San. ljanl -dkwini
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BRooNs--Mr. A. l.. Sherman. oil account
Of IN health. has been compelled to retire
from the business Of manufacturing brooms.
and IS succeeded by Mr.. George Adair. who
will supply the customers of Mr.. Sherman
With a good article At low prices. jsni4d2t
To AIMS, To AsNs To ARNsi.-
Wanted for the 18th Brigade. now stationed
at Camp Calhoun. Ky. seventy five able
bodied men. to serve in said brigade. Each
recruit. upon his arrival at camp. will re
ceiye all necessary clothing aud Si3.", be
isg one months pay in advance.
Also-wanted a drummer and hier.-
Fourteen transfers also wanted.
Recruiting office Terre Hsute, lnd.
LEONARD WEST. Captain.
Jan. lI-dSw2w
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LUMBER.

IN EARNEST.-All persons know
L irg the nselves 70 be indebted TO Us, either by
note Or account, will save trouble by paying up At
ouce. We are determined % collect. and parties
Interested will do well TO heed this warning.
VI have on hand a large stock Of seasoned lum-
Der. ETC, which We are offering At low prices for
Cash Only,
As upon this principle we shall do business IN failure.
NJ. ID. TOPPING n co.
Yard AMI Once on Lafayette ST., north q Canal.
December 10, d&wln
Journal copy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15
Noon Dispatches.
FROM WARRINGTON.

A Neo Rale for Dispesiag Of ConfraLsads-
Ner Military Deparfmsnf-Gea. Mehsn-
sfy-Miaors NOT 10 be Diseharged-Hayti
and hBeyia-Cameron Resi0aed-C. NJ.
Clay 90 &c Brigadiu GeReral-E. ". Stan
ton Secretary Of War.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

- There will be a meeting OF the mem
bers Of the Baldwin Presbyterian Church
and congregation, on Friday evening, jam
ary 18th. at : o'clock, TO elect two Trus-
tees to all vacancies. and to hear the report
of the Trustees. BY order of the
D3t TRUSTEES.
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diff.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

throat to croak of evil; but, if we are to have
orr sectional parties. and the North IS to be
arrayed against the South, and men are to
plunge headlong into the strife. this Union
will as surely and as speedily be torn asund :
err, as that night follows the day. Let it
come, you sap! the South will suffer more
than ourselves. Yes, it will be rich consola-
ton, while the South is dead.
Such may be the humanity and philoso-
ply of others, but for ourself, We are frank
to saw, that we can hope for no political SAL
walton for the slave, black or white, in the
old world or in the new; no golden hope OF
progress in constitutional freedom, aud IN
dividual rights except in the preservation
of the Union of these States. Preserve the
Union, and all is preserved, freedom itself
will become universal; but destroy the I'm
ion, and all will be destroyed-slavery Will
be perpetual.
Let charity which thihketh no evil and
is not pulled up, guide our actions and dc
tate our words towards each member OF this
great family-let the same spirit of Kindness
and forbearaDce which actuated the founders
of the republic, actuate US, and the Union
will still be preserved, and Heaven still!
bless us.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

THE JACKAss ARTILLEaY.-lt is related
that during the campaign on the Shenando-
alb. one OF Fremout's batteries Of eight Par
rot guns. supported by squadron OF horse
was in sharp conflict with a battery OF the
enemy near at hand and shell and shot were
tlyins thick and fast, when the commander
of the battery, a German, one OF Fremonts
men rode suddenly up to the cavalry, eX-
claiming in loud aud exciting tones, 'PrinS
up the shackasses, pring mp the shackaSseS;
for Cot sake hurry up the shsckasses. I'm
me-diatly.' The necessity OF this ORDER
will be obvious when it is known that the
'shackasses' are mules carrying mountaln
howitzers, which are fired from the much
abused but valuable animal and the lmme-
date occasion for 'shackaSses' was that two
regiments Of rebel infantry were at that mo-
ment discovered descending a hill i'm M edl-
atelv behind our batteries. The shackasS-
es. with the howitzers loaded with grape
and canister, were soon on the ground -
The mules squared them selves. as they well
knew how, for the shock a terrible volley
was poured into the advancing column.
which immed iatly broke and retreated.
Two hundred ard sevcn eight dead bodies
were found in the ravine next day, piled
closely together as they fell, the effects Of
that volley from the backs of the shack
/ asses
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Medary's Crisis.

Among one of the most able interesting
and valuable Democratic papers received in
our Office, there.is not one more deserving Of
favor and patronage than the Crisis.
Governor Sam. Medary, the old wheel
horse of the Ohio Democracy wields a
trenchant pen, and as be is familiar with
every National and State interest, he finds
no difficulty in giving clear and forciJIe
expression to his sentiments. True to his
faith he is still battling for the rights of the
Democracy and the prosperity of the old
Union as it ,0as and the Constitution as it is.
Such paper as the Crisis. is an invaluable
publication. 1t is issued In octave form for
binding, and will form a book at the end
of the year worth five times the cost of the
paper, and a record of passing events that
cannot fail to be of the greatest value to
those who desire to keep posted up" in
reference to the affairs of the country.
Believing as we do that it is the right
paper in the right place for the impen-
ding crisis, we wish it all the success and
prosperity imagi nable. May it have a
host of true and staunch friends who will
give it patronage in keeping with its m er-
its and truth
Send aud get it, terms only Two Dollars
year, or One Dollar for six months in adj
vance. Address S. MEpARY, Columbus. o.
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nTDemocrats may well feel qualification
at the changed aspect of things at Washing
ton. In the first place, the President IS firm.
and will apparently remain 50, in resistance
to the pressure of abolition upon him. In
the next, the recent conduct of the war has
been Sc, aside, aud Con. lIalleck, a Demo-
crat, and one OF most capable commanders
Of the army, appointed GeueTal-in Chief,
with the understanding, undoubtedly, that
there shall be 20 interference from any
quarter with his management of the war
| n the ne xt place, there is the most happy
accord between Generals Haileck and
Mcclellan, and these great captains will
have Gen. McClelian's friendship in all
things. They will conduct the war. Thus,
the conduct OF the war is in Democratic
hands, with the President, dare sag, sick
of Abolition Generals and determined to be
rid of them in all responsible positions. We
repeat. Democrats may well feel qualification
at the changed aspect OF things at Washing
ton, aud they may, without misgi wings as
to the result. put their shoulders more de-
terminedly to the wheel than ever.
Let US all put our shoulders to the vi eel
aud help the President and Generals ualeck
and Mcclellan through with the war.-Chi-
cago Times.
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0rWe insert below an editorial from
the World, of July Is. Our readers will re-
member that the World is a leading Repub.
lican paper, published in the city of New
York:
The friends Of the rebels should not COM
plain of Congress for passing an act at the
close of the session depriving the confede en-
ates OF their property, as that body with rare
magnanmity inaugurated a scheme at the
beginning of the session, to injurc, as much
as possible. the property of loyal people. 1t
is safe to say shat for every one dollar the
contiscation bill will lose to the South. Mr..
Chase'S legal tender note scheme will cost
the North twenty dollars. Excessive trea-
sury issues have quadrupled the cost of war
by depreciatlhg our currency; they have
created an intolerabe annoyance and waste
IN all the avenues of trade by driving small
change out OF use; they are depriving US of
real money by necessitating its export
abroad, and they give a heavy bonus to for
elgn commerce by Initiating the price of ex-
change. Let the rebels be usoled: Con-
gress in its financial measures has done more
injury to the loyal N ORTIZ than to the dis
loyal South
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

Gunboats for the Oho-At the solcita-
ton of citizens of Ohio the Navy Depart
ment has promised that a heavy force shall
at once he put to work to fit up ten gunbnas
for exclusive use on the Ohio river. The
boats are to be iron plated in the most APP
proved style and to draw only two feet Of
water. Each boatis calculated to carry two
guns. and to be able to patrol The Ohio riv-
er anywhere from the mouth to ittsburg
These boats will be hurried through mount
ed. and put III to commission immediatly.
1t is believed that when they are placed in
the river, all danger of guerrilla invasion
will be at an end.-Covingtou Journal.
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A Word with our Subscribers and
Readers

We have some names on our books and
We are happy to say they are "like Angels
visits-few, very few and far between" who
have neglected to remit US the amount of
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We stated at the outset, our terms for the
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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

On ths 2s,h uit. the rebels attacked the
Federal force al CourtIand. Ala, and took
one hundred and thirty three prisoners, six
wagons with horses. and equipments for four
companies On the same day the rebels took
fourteen prisoners at Queen Creek.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

GIT is estimated that, when the paper
money schemes adopted by Congress at its
late session. are carried into effect, the pa
per currency of the country will amount 70
the enormus sum of $3.50. 900 900, being an
increase of S4OoOOO,OOo in the last few
months.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

@The grape crop of Ohio is threatened
by rot. which prevails 10 an unusual extent.
At the late meeting of the Vine Growers
Association in Cincinnati, several members
stated that they would lose one half their
crop.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

@Gen. Boyle has issued a special order.
which prohibits all perons from PURCHASING
of soldiers, now or heretofore in the service
OF the United States, clothing, arms, equip
ments, or govern meut military stores of any
kind whlsever. Any violation of is orde
will meet with the severest punishment.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

GA dispatch from Memphis, dated on
Saturday. reports The rebels under Bragg
within eight miles Of that city. a strong
accommodating force had been sent iu the
erection of the enemy, which had not re-
turned at the time the dispatch was trans
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

@Ths weather still Continues almost as
bot as needs be for any reasonable PURPOSE
There seems but little difference bstwe,,
midnight and MONDAY. SO far as auy reliaf
10 Afforded to the human system. On, fo-
the advent Of September.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

w The report current two or three DAYS
ago, that Morgan, at the head of a large
lorce' had again entered Kentucky, has not
been confirmed.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

0Governor Morgan, on behalf of the
o'a'e OF New York, assumes the responsible
Ivy OF ProciaimIus bounty of $50 for each
new recruit under the recent call for troors.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

JMsjor General H. Richardson, OF
Michigan, and Capt. U. T. Bank, of Ken
lucky, have been dismissed from the service
Cause not stated.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

0F1sadora Morrison, a female rebel
spy, tried to commit suicide in prison at
St. Louis on Sunday. The attempt was
fruitless, however.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

" ne Nashville Union learns that Gen
Nelson has ordered FIVE hundred na,roos
belonging to rebel masters, to be Sc ut to him
'or the purpose of putting them to work for
the benefit of the army,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

@Maine is the first State to report her
quota full. under the call for 100000 men.
1t Is not only full, but there is a surplus of
men.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

OFCommodore Porter, of the morta
fleet. has started for the North to recrui
his health.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

W. uen' ochoneid has issued general
order for the immediate organization of all
The MALTA of Missouri. for the purpose of
eHterminsting the guerrillas that infest that
State
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-14

W Ihe crops of Kansas are said to be in
nae condition and promise 10 be more