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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

FfNANcIAI.--Secretary Chase has negotiated,
privately. with parties in New York, saoO00oO z3o
notes at par, receiving in payment demand notes
and three per cent. in money, besides the accrued
interest on the 7.O notes The trsnsactieu, says
the Herald. has given rise to much comment in
financial circles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

4 TaI Fi0Hr grLow CHARLESTON The Charles.
ton Courier, in its descriptions ef the battle on
Jamcs's island. says"All accounts agree In stating
that ofReers and men acted most gallantly To the
majority II IL their first trial ON the battle field nm
der the deadly Gre Of an enemy. Add to This the
dif6cult nature Of the ground, fighting IN the woos,
and marching through sw.mps, and the result Is ~.
ally wontlerful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

Hydranfs Mais Street. Phe suggestion made
in this paper few days since. that the Council
cause several hydrants to be put up Main street
engaged in hauling provisons for the army. meets
with hearty approval, having been seconded by
several Of our cotemporaries. Public sentiment 70
decidedly In favor Of the erection OF the hydrantA
TO show how scarce water Is, we may mention the
fact that, no far a. knowledge extends there II
not public hydrant any one Of the streets, and
but two on the Capitol Square, large a. Il h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

A NEW WRINKLE-The latest Improvement in
pharmacy is pill, got up upon the principle ofsa
she'll When swallowed 1t expiodeA Instead Of
duces ipstsntapeous results
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19
"AN OPINION. "A late telegram to Norther

"AN OplSIoN."-A late telegram to a Northern
paper says:
An opinion. based upon private letters from Fort
resa Monroe. gains ground here that the flower Of
General Beanregard's army is at Richmond. II IL
saii that connection has been made between the
Mobile Railroad south Of Corinth and the Mont
gomery (Ala) road via Selma II this be SO, It il
NOT mpos Mble that some picked regiments have left
General Beauregard's column for Richmond In all
this matter of railroad extensions and connection TO
facilitate military movements, the rebels have
hbted great forecast and judgnent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

foot Lieut. Col j. o. Long, with ten other oficers
and @07 privates, captured by the Yankees in the
battle before Richmond, have been sent to Fort
Delaware.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

Yesterday, June lstA, was the anniversary Of ths
battle of Waterloo, fought in 1875 just foryseven
years ago. Most of the actors in that sanguinary
struggle have long since gone the way Of all flesh.
June has always been a favorite month for bellig-
erent contests, and it is not unlikely that before
the month is numbered with the past we may
witness within the vicinity Of Richmond battle
which win exceed in its horrors that Of Waterloo,
bloody as it certainly was. The Confederacy has
its "Old Guard" like that OF the elder Nspolon,
who confront disciplined host of hireling in.
vaders and who in opposing their advance may die,
but viii never surrender "while trees grow or
rr,,uas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19
The CoNMlrrgg appointea

~ THE COMMITTEE appointed By the
~ Commissioners 10 mako provision for the con.
nruc ton Of the Piedmont Railroad wish 70 pur-
chase 400 CARTS, with iron or wood nxlrs, 70 bs
delivered o. points ON the line Of the Richmond and
Danyills Raiirosd, or at othse placeA - may 10
asrssdup0a
Psssous having sueh carts on hand for sale, or
othsrs Who may wish 10 make any portion of the
nunbes wanted, can commnnicate with me, In psr-
con or by lsitey, st Riehmoud 8
+fss ssis R0BT, HARVEY,
y 5-ts Aass Asrut Tor the Committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

Police C0art.--The distinguished services Of the
presiding magistrate of this Court were expended
yesterday, upon the wooliy heads Of half dozen
negroes arragned for divers treasons the domes-
tic circles Of their respective neighbor6oots. The
usual punishment In such cases wss coplouAly de.
creed. aud the unhappy sons and danShtnrs II Ham
retired giosiously under the general shadow Of their
impending doom. The number Of reportcrs prescnA
to record IN detail the romantic portions Of the sew.
eral Investigations we have been unable 70 sacss.
tain. Rnmor says there was certainly not mors
than 0u0. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

Richmond Female Ias,itute-This fine building,
on 10th street, has been taken by the authorities
and is now being rapidly fitted up a hospital for
the wounded. This was I'm accordance with ten
der made by its managers, placing the premises in
the hands Of the Government whenever its
shall become absolutely necessary. The exnmina-
ton and closing exercises hastened forward to
meet this contingency, and the session closed the
5th Of June. We learn that the sesaiOn has heen
one which, under the circumstances, must be re-
gnrded as singulariy prosperous. The number of
matrculates was lis, and the number Of graduates
S-one the full course, and the remainder ON one
or more studies. 1t is hoped that nothing may in
tertere TO prevent the reopcning Of this noble inst
tuition next October, and that the proud banner
which foated from its walls almost for The first
time in Richmond may be free To fly again
with glorious victory inscribed upon ts folds.
Meanwhile the poor soldier will be domiciled there,
and with the beauty of the place, the cool tran
guilty and qniet Of the situation, the mremtting
exertions If Surgeon Bullock and his assistants,
and the "attenions Of organized corps Of ladies
from several Of our churches, may be sure he
will lack no attainable comfort Inspector Lowell
has expressed his purpose to make this gem Of q
hosIta aud the natural advantages," with the
preparations in progress leave no doubt that be
will bs good his word. Only one patient has
vel come in Others ara lOOk ID Ear daily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19
SIXTEENTH MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT

At the battle of Union Church. on Sunday the
eth inst, the 10th Mississippi Col Posey) greatly
distinguished itself, and the Colonel was badly
wounded The regiment was placed in the woods
10 support one OF our batteries but the enemy dis
covering the position, sheed the ground occupied
by the Ms ssissippIanss Under this heavy fire they
calmly stood, waiting for the word 10 advance un.
til Yankee column deployed into line of battle d
rectly In their 'front.' only forty yards distant The
10th now delivered their fire. which was most de ady
in its reSults No less than go Yankees Bit the dust
aud the column was completely broken. The Mis-
sissippians then charged upon the enemy, who fed
in the utmost disorder. The conduct Of the regiment
throughout the conflict is much applauded.
THE TwESTY-sEvENTH VIRGINIA REGI
MENT.
The following list Of casualties in the 9th Vir-
enia regiment, IA the battle OF Port Republic, June
9Th, is not quite complete. Four or five slightly
wounded are not reported:
Field oficers-Wounded. Major Shriver
Company B.-Kuled: Lieut. Lenard, Privates
Chiltim and Joseph Sweet. Wounded: Alex Smith,
Logan, 0o,vefs r Chiltim and Nooderspard
Company C-Wounded: Welcher. Porter, Purse
Company D.-Wounded: Captain F. C. Wilson,
Privases X ". Sands, F. H. Brown. and - Lofts.
Company E-Killed: Squire johnson. Wound
eA. As0us. l<a&A1, FE1vateo NoIHnEer, harper, dOt
ly, and H. Sanford.
Company F.-Killed: Dick McClury, Andrew
Martin, and - Carter. Wounded: Lieut. show.
Der, Privates Ackerisy and Rowlison.
Company G.-Killed: - Walton. Wounded ::
None.
Company H--Wopnded: Privates Thomas HI
bansr, Drumheller, Smith, Camden and Mitchell.
Killed 8, wounded %. Total 3d.
The gentleman who furnishes the foregoing
ssyss
When II = recollected that the 9th went into
the fight with bat lao men, 1t win be at once
,hss It suffered severely, the ratio being fully 30
per cent. All who witnessed the conduct of the
regiment this trying occasion. must admit that II
was deserving Of the highest praise. Col. Grigsby
and Major Shriver had their horses killed under
them, and scarcely = msu h the regiment but had a
hole through some portion Of his dress. The fol
lowing h. think, correct estimate Of the loss on
both sides Confederates, GOO killed and wounded
Fedsrals. 900 killed and wounded and 500 prison
sS-with loss Of six pieces of splendid artillery
1000 stand Of small arms hundreds Of India rubber
blankets &C., &C." s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

ROYSTER HOSPITAL. Juno l6 1602
TTNHIS Ia 10 certify that NJ w. HARRI6S, private
Il In Thomas Artillery company. was patient Nm.
dsr my charge for veral weeks, and owing 10 the
fact that his health rather precariois for camp
SERVICE be has been regularly detailed for servIce in
this Hospital, by order of Secretary Of War.
v. w. HARRISON,
je 17-6ts Asst Surgeon In charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

81. Louu. Feb. 1.-THE Union Chamber
OF Commerce to-day, unanimously passed
Resolutions, urging our Senators 20 support
the Treasury naJe bill. recently passed by
the House.
A special from Cairo to the Democrat,
says Commander Foote just received desatch-
e. from Capt. Phelps Of the Gunboat Cones.
toga, announcing the return of the Gunboat
expedition from mp the Tennessee river. al
ter capturing a new rebel %gunhoat, and des-
troying all other rebel boats on the river rs
far a. F~iorance Alsbama.
The republicans Fort Henry despatch says
that a portion of the army cncamped near the
river. have been moved two. m Hes further
back with all their Batteries, from which
point tho roads are good, and a speedy move
ment can be made when desired. Two more
regiments arrived to-day, aud two steamers
laden with troops arc just cominglin sight,
The enemy at Fort Donelson are being rap
IDLY reinforced, and prisoners say they are
confident they can hold the ir position
Trees are being ielled two miles around
the Fort by gangs Of negroes.
Gen. Pillow commands there with 20. 200
men embracing ONE Of the best artillerists
from Columbus. There are two small forts
and , camps several hundred yards from tho
main Notifications, and present Appearances
Indicate that the coming battle will be much
more desperate than that of Fort Henry.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12
Night Dispatches.
Further from Roanoke Island.
Prob able CAPTURE of three
Rebel Regiments.
Refsra II rae Gsabsaf Repetition from fAr
TcnRes& RiueI.
THE REBELS AT TT. DOAELSON RE-.
ENFORCING RAPIDLY
GIN. rII.iOw IN COMMAND.
>%-
AZ. &C. &C. &c. &C
Further from Roanoke Island.


NV YoRK, Feb. IA Fort Monroe let
ter OF the 9th states that the bomhardment
II Roanoke Island continued
Yesterday. about noon. Commodore Lind
got his rebel holilla under weigh and came
down cumituck Sound TO assist Wise on the
Island. The Federal gunboaIs at i've o,clk
+ NJ. of the 9Th. had sunk three. and cap.
tured two rebel gunboats, one of which had
the Comodore's penant flying. aud dispersed
the rest OF them ia every direction.
The firing ceased at dark, bat recon
menecd with increased yigor Ia the morning
until eight O'Clock. when IL was supposed the
rebels surrendered.
IL was rumored al Norfolk on the morning
of the 9Th, that three regiments had been
recently sent 20 Roanoke Island. and a. there
was no chance OF escape. they ara all proba
bly, captured
The rebels~a acknowledge that the only oh
stacles of importance Ia retsrd burnside :
march upon Norfolk. are swamps, marshes
aud sickness.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

FoEr MoSaoT. Feb. l0.-News by a hag
Of truce states that our troots landed at ko-
snoke Island Yesterday afternoon. No par
iculars are given, bur II + lntimaied that
the island Was taken.
Ten deserters. c~ontFabanl-. came Co Camp
Hamilton thu afternoon. having been found
by a scouting party. One was a member Of
the Black Virginia Cavalry Who were enga
ged In the skirmish nj New Market Bridge.
on the 22d Of Dec. with Max Wcber's rcgi-
ment lie was completely armed with ear
bine. pistol. AZ and had a considerable
amount of rebel money. They represent n
great scarcity Of provisions.
The bark Trinity. arrived this afternoon,
from Bo-ton with 100 released prisoners Ia
charge Of Lieut. Bael. to be exchanged.
Ia - expected that Bishop Ames aud Hon.
Hamilton Fish will accompany tho prisoner
when they are sent over in the morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

Arms AnKkicAS ALMANAC u now read,
for delivery. gratis. Al !. n. Donneiiy's ard
J. X. C~unninehans. vAo are happy " sup
ply all that call Tor them livery family
should have and keep this book. IL : worth
hasing-eomprising much general iniormA
0 Of great value. IL gives the best IN
strnction for the cure Of prevalent complaints,
that ne can GET anywhere lie anecdotes
alone are wsrth a bushel Of wheat. and rs
medical advice i sometimes worth 20 the SICK
the ~heat's weight In gold Many OF the
MEDICAL Almznaes are trash but thh A. solid
metal. Iu calculations are made purpcee'y
for this latitude and are therefore correct
Call aid get an Ayers Almanac. and when
god. keep a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

CGScIsSkri. Feb II.
Hour a,li and no, much done upper al
sac
Wheat duh AZ ssaso- TOT rel. and 9sca
IL 90 for white.
Oats 91m2si.c.
Cora yc.
Barley adsanccd to sd Sc, and The dc
mand in cxcees Of the supply.
Whiskv declined % lie. hut IN good be
msnd.
4 good demand for me@ pora. with aicS
Of 1904 bbls at s9.62g9..a. Bulk sides Ia
good demand al 10 ~ anil shoulders a. ga.
both are held higher.
4 good demand for Lard. sales II 900
tierces a. 63s@6as, ard lapo kegs AZ &c.
delivered NJ Tcrrc- Hsute.
There Is nothing doing IN Bacon and pr
oee must BE- regarded nominal
The Grocery market donhnnes whanged
and quiet.
Exchange krm AZ &c pemlum.
There i a better feeling IN business cir
ciss under news from France and the veto
nous movements Of our armies.
Great rejoicing on Change TO-DAY, vhea
TIE Dispatches re received
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PokrLASD, Ma. Feb. l0.-The 81. mer
Jun which left Liverpool on THURSDAY, the
Goth all, and Londonderry on the 3lst. arri-
we'd At IL IS 10 night.
Mason and Slidell had arrived at South
ampton. No demonstration was made. The
former went 10 London. the latter 60 Paris.
IL WAS rumored the government had or
dsred the Nashville 10 quit Southampton.
but extended the time for her departure.
owing 10 danger from the Tuscarora
IL was also umored the government will
prohibit armed ships of either party remain
Ing over 81 hours in any British port.
The following i the 4ktna's report
Earl Russell in a despatch dated January
1sd. 10 Lord Lyon'ssays the English Govern
ment differ entirely from Mr.. Stewards con
lusions on the question whether the persons
taken from the Trent and their supposed
dispatches were contraband.
Ii was rumored that the vessel which the
Sumter engaged OF Algiers was the Iroquois.
There was no news OF either.
IL was reported that the Tuscsrora was
about 70 quit Sou;hamrson-the destination
was kept secret.
The Times in a characteristic article calls
for something decisive in America. liz says
unpleasant complications must arise IL the
present state Of affairs continue much longer.
Napoleon opened the French Chamber on
the 2sth. lie said the civil war which desc
lates America has greatly compromised our
commercial interests. 80 long however as
the rights of n~eutrals are respected, We must
conhne ourselves 10 expressing wishes for an
early termination of those dissensions.
The Bourse was higher rentes 1if soc.
France recommended to Rome to concilli
ate the cosrt Of Turin. Antonelli absolute
" refused all terms.
There were contradictory rumor Of an
enlarged French expedition to Mexico.
The London Times remarks on Mason and
Slidell that both will probably keep quiet aud
wait events a. they come.
Pans. Jan. m-The Moniteur says the
dismission OF Mr.. Cameron gives England
great saufaction.
LoSpoS Jan. 30-Mason and Slidell have
left for Paris.
MADRID, Jan. 30-0Donnell declares
that France has made no separate engage
ment with Spain The Spanish Government
has no reason 10 suppose that France intends
settling the affairs Of Mexico without cossid
ering the wishes OF the other powers
VERY LATEST.
A telegram from Lisbon announces further
satisfactory news from Buenos Ayres. Uri
cos feet was taken by the Buenos Ayrians.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12
Military.

We regret TO learn eays the Indianapolis
Journal that Col. John A Bridgland. Of the
ID Cavalry. l. lying dangerously III. with
hsmorrhsgs OF the lungs. 81 the Calf House.
N Louisville.
Secretary stsntou's ssgorcus Administrz-
uan OF the War Department. l. already hay
.ng percepsible efects The right man
seems 10 have found hs Nay INTO the right
place AZ last. Now and henceforth the War
Department instead OF being an impeachment
70 the army. will be = mosiv. POWER every
~here felt. The change = enc tor which We
should be d~evoutly thankful
We clip the following from the Evans
lille Journal Of yesterday;
Tsoors Movr~s-The steamer. b. j.
Adams. 4. II. fsirchild. Thos T. Tut and
Baltic, With the 3lss and s4th Indiana. and
l7th and 2ssh Kentucky regiments. passed
down the river. las, evening. The steamers
vent ap Greet river. SATURDAY. and EN-
harked most Of The troop At spotts'iile.
Tia. arrival Of the boats was expected
here all day yeslerdsy. and the whistle Of
he Fsirchild broaght 90 the levee large
rEowds. MANY a~aAios~ wives. SISTERS and
s~seshearts were iaqairing for the s2d. and
we're sdiy disappointed on hearing that Col.
lodes' Brigade s doomed % inactivity Al
calhoun. The troops we're commanded by
col cruh. 81 the 3lst. aeting brigsdisr
General They were IA excellent spirits and
,ielirhted with the prospects Of forming part
4 the column about % move Southwarf
The f~siiowing = la ofths chr~r-
aaIGsps sru4.
gol. Chaa. Crah. Commanding
Maj Ino. q. Keenon. Brigade Surgeon
caps. " " Fairbanks. Acting At AT.
t4~neral.
Lieut. ChGA Case. Acting Brigade Com
m1ssarv.
Lieu, levi Wool. Acting Brigade Quar-
,ernaster.
1sss y ~ n I'm sri..o~ Ads d. Camp
- Terry. Sec. 70 Colonel commanding.
srorusST-
3Ia Indiana Vol. Col Chas. Cun
18th keutuckv Vol. Col ] N. Shaekel
ford
lith Indiana Vol Col II. Is Reed.
18th Kentucky Vol Col Joha II NJ.
Hcnry
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6lss II lIrishl Regt. /. '

wAxrrD.-T~enty five men 10 al Capt
Harris Battery Ind. Vol. Artillery, leSth
Regiment. now in the field al Mumford-Sill lie,
Kentucky.
Recruits draw wages from the time Of EN-
lisling. and are sent directly 20 camp. Uni
forms furnished 20 recruits Immediately.
Recruiting 0hice. north side Of Wabash
street. betw cen 9th and 9Th streets.
LIEUT.. JOHN J. HAYES.
Harris Battery e5th Regiment Ind. Vol,
Recruiting Officer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

Co~n o. HAVE Roos FoK = Paw NoEE
N GAKkIsoN.
Col Mullen says. England Is about 10
pitch into a.. New Ne must have enough
Of men 70 boil down their pitch into tar. and
then We viii change their red coats INTO a
different color. For | knos we can tar and
FATHER any Nation sor any other man. - that
vill pitch into this Glorious Union Of .
Come on boys. my ofkee i on the North
side Of Main Street. between Och and Eth.
Sign Of the "StArs and Stripes"
Il. EBBlTT. Capt
6l-. IA lIri.hl Regt. 4. Y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12
PROM PHILADELpuIA

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 1.-THE Inquirer of
this city has a despatch dated Fort Monroe.
last night. which reports the landing of the
fcderals on Roanoke Island. Three Rebel
gunboats we're sunk and two captured. One
Of them the Flag shin.
The firemen on board the steamboat re-
ported that stars and Atripes could be seen
over the batteries from Elizabeth city.
The baltimore Clipper publishes an extra
stating hat Roanoke Island. was captured
after three DAYS fighting. Two rebel gun
boats were captured. aud the rest were snnk
OF scattered.
The people Of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
are panic stricken. The news i confirmed
from passengers from the Fl. Monroe boat.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12
FROM CAIRO

C.fRo Feb IA detachment Of Cavalry
go strong bad an engagement with the Reb-
els on sunday seven miles east Of Fort
Henry. on the road 10 Fort Donnelson, FIVE
rebels we're killed. and ~ prisoners and 10
horses captured. One Federal vas wounded.
4 detachment OF the 23d Illinois destroy.
ed a portion of the bridge Of the Louisville
GAINESVILLE and Memphis mad on Saturday
evening.
The Rebel camp at that point had heen
previonsiy evacuated.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12


a old age comes creeping on. IL brings
with IL many attendant infrmities. Loss OF
appetite and weakness impair the health, and
want Of activity makes the mind discouter-
ted and unhappy. In cases where old age
adds Ira influence. IL Is almost impossible 10
add vigor and health. and although many
remedies have been tried. all have faitod un-
oil BGRHAyES HOLLAND BITTERS
we're known aud used. In every case where
they have been employed. they have in
variably given strength and restored the
appetite They have become a great agent
for this alone. and are used by msLy people
who are suffering from loss Of appetite and
general debility. In cases Of long standing
chronic diseases. they act as a charm. invig
Grating the system. thus giving nature
another opportunity TO repair physical injuries
See advertisement in another column.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12
IRON %wAsnINGToN


ssHISeroN. Feb lo-The bill of which
senator Wilson give notice. 20 day sill pro
vide for the establishment % a National
Foundry on the Hudson River. not far south
of West Point. and Of mandatory Of iron
= aitsble fcr ramon. IN Pennsylvania. probably
IL Hloom6cid
ten >igels nomination a. MAJOR General
will be cent in 60 the senate to morrow
Herman Michsels he's been officially 10
eognired a. Consul for Sssony. IN the State
Of California
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- At-h Arh- -
Srocks-iirmsf and closing strong. Chi
eAeo 4 Rock Island s251 Chicago. Bur.
llngton 4 Quincy 81. c. ~ s2's c At.
Striking Fand "a Terre Hause 4 Alton, lss
Bouds. -. f!l>. q scrip So IRE ith
fond. 81 Psn. li3i No. 6s IL
Mich Central soa Tern 6s "a: Harlem
preferred -: Tressary : 3lo. 9.Ss&s: Har
EN- l2as Erie preferred s7t Ere st}s.
4. :. g. 81 g. ~fcouyous) -: 2. Nail 99i.
L. : e. % II tt~eeissered1 80: Farmers
Lean 4 Truss GO. us. fole3o A Wabash,
II Bonds % Toledo 4 Wabash. is Ronds.
=: NJ. Saking Fasds -
Money easy wish q far supply oaefipg ~
6 per rent on call Prime paper CONTINUES
"a light supply. AMI n request n 6a7 ref
cert
Sterling Exchange rules quiet and at
Means for Banker bills. Americas
Gold more active and hrmer with pfeuy
large sales 81 9kQsse.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

To ASKS To AKss'' To AKxsli-
Wanted for the 18th Brigade. now stationed
AZ Camp Calhoun, Ky, seventy five able
bodied men. to serve in said brigade. Each
recruit. upon his arrival At camp. will re
celye all necessary clothing aud $500. be
irg one months pay ia advance.
Also-wanted a drummer and hfer.-
Fourteen teamssters slso wanted.
Recruiting Office Terre Haute, Ind.
LEONARD WEST. Captain.
Jan. lt-d&w2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

.E-ws have received GOdsys Magazine
Tor March, and a. usual. Il = fnll Of rich
embellishments. No family should do with
out this periodical. IL i for sale al Buck
snghams. Barslett's and the Post Office Lobby