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, 1862-06-03
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Tr. II. H. McCANNs
PHYs1CAk AND sEEGF0N setssts . e. cef;a1n1y .;s12s
and scientific method WITHOUT ssk!ng s9{ qnSfaS4}ns
fnbast;o1 and Constitutional Treatment Diseases ot
e Heart Of the Stomach OF tie LtTeT hmne{s s'p g5op
ss1. Heuras Paralysis Fist:'a spSsns E1tA t Ds IL
eaece Rupture, Da:Thua IN short p! cnshos 33s 9s
S;ruc We are not cuFcal" doctor, aud Will nnde6
0Ee no cage without q fair prospect OF recoYerY.
Female Diseases, &c.y
anrb 81 snnrresso.s, Irregularities Failing q the
womb IpuoEs all Urinary diseases NerTens tea4lI
TaaiEfui or Dif1lct Me1sttnatcn, BAlTennesa &C. ven
De Epectily cured. wtoat poisonous or1ss Ell
czcY {n calling difference Whas yoa1 tfaneies AJ ~
hr The effcIca aIt cordially invited 70 eaH soa III
t3Y themtel-ea .
Consultations and Examinations Free
of Charge.
An counicaaons strictly eonadeqn1 n3st. ~. Ufa 81 =
xse eEtYe Railroad Building corner q stAss ana lei
dolph ssfects. once ho1r4 frogl 4 n az T.
Address j & McCASN, Il D.. Chicago " Lettefa.
50 my addfeas inclsenG stSrn2 ~ reeaTe pfoS3p1
49, SA@' ~ ~ eel2v1y
, 1862-06-03

In eesponse to thelmperatye demands OF pubc neces
e.ty, have established st Chicago ullne!s General
Central Oce lot the Collection Of 81 demands against
the GoVeTcmeErtno
Quicker, Safer and Cheaper
Manner ttan it h4s ever heretofore been done. Ehe
81 inst has heretofore existed to sassf51n9
clie1ss his teen al1noSt entirely removed Ms mean
A parl hayfaE these c1sls have Alnoet invariably
been subjected to tcdious and almost eEdeas dela5a
EFer5thpg money and psIs9aal e1ert1on ca1ld ao 70
We think there will be dissatisfaction among our
b Us where hare not already aoyEd one. f1oaa
fnstrSctions. g, tee A1so, COPY oi our worx on
Pensions and b uLry Money.
TE0Ec having clasnE in any locality where Ee hSve
Loss1 M n at cesEo n
nrrEs every morning. An mcneys Ientted to claim
ants ming aftr receipt. No charges unless claims
Beware Or i,arlea who hspg around camps address
ci1crlara offering to collect Tor mere noth'ugt Sqcn
re1soEE Eu cheat you ont ot your money NO Employ Pc
through AttornGye hands when collected. Employ no
pertcn until nd Cnt that they are mea nf nf:Srf'
3 and responsibility, and that thcs have some facilities
for making ycnr collection and A1e Hos mefe BfoEa1
or Coauiiakon HoustA
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS:
They ar. eminent Lawyers, and veil worthy the i'm
Mtnte business they are doils.-1Ch!- DsIy Tines.
They combine the rare qusl!tea OF LFgel worth. In
teg1lty and caponslotitT.-[Chi. Journal
They a1e men Of established reputat.on@Chicase
Tribune.
This .grcat Wa. Claim House stands Justly as ths
eSea ein Of 'as IN The
RNTDER, COoE & CO. Chicago. IL
Frst Office BGx sss5. Od1ce In rooms 2 and IS
u11a-nE4:GW
, 1862-06-03
Baru Rubber NruE4.'
pEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

HA9vyAcrufD JHDHR R1Gae b &Goop7KARsfEE111
This Tznss Is having success u efas a451M u
Runtpte before unknown IN me hl5to:y o. t1useta
nfiFe Iii others ever used In the following respecn
II YrL NKvxH RUST {the spring being costea N1.o
Hnrd Eub5er rendering II inperv1o1a 70 moisture q
nerspiI.tion rcm the 6ody1. soR BREAK. CHAP1 Gill
or R11s1ER WILL NOT s1!s oE A9sE rsp
T1LT4Y, and Is s1va3s clEAs Up IT As aoop - ssE ,f
md surrounding country, within the past two yes:s
and tave never failed give Satisfaction In AL sssee
CURED in this city oI thirty years standing which Afe
veil known to Of the 1uo5s eminent surgeons n
te Wess md i Is universally acknowledsed By az =
he ouly reliable 1ruBs at for use Dr. sesey hsvns ~
had many years experience IN the A2p1tallon ~
ntti1g Of TTuEses viii guarantee this inssu umenE n
eyer respect to be rspreSened r ne sane = =
qa daily Iessty.nS osss5s fos r. T. 1ns as;aj,
sssnr he pubic that it il rapidly xaPercedng a
ofEr Trusees II rse Persons Wisicf this ln:tfnen s
leu q Rapture e D5: J sEE.EX. 13s so15n CO.
street. ChleaEo IL SoIe pp!,stor e "a ,asIst se1
a fectpt Of stzmpt f.0.Zux nA arzE u
, 1862-06-03
OIL, CLOTHS,

OF these We Offer large and unz1va1led assortment
either as regards quality sJle or price: Enslh and
American uSuuiectuEe tn EtdtnH Of JRrdr one-and
ehaf ards and two yards vide at prices from three
hlnEs to sI shil1inxe per yatd. Also, Heavy 3ncet
Oh C6ths Twelve fer egh:een feet and sweat. four
feet vide Ut prcesfro four to ten shtlngs per yard
Afn-Tabe OH Cloths in patterns and By the yard and
Stair fhl Clnfha In KfeRf IAtisLY.
, 1862-06-03
II H E
TIL e
Northern Transportation Coy

OF QA1o
1sprepared to transror: property between
Boston, al Points In Zen England, EeH Ys1k
and tie FEST,
With p.omptuess, care aud Nspstct-
This well Known Line OF Fourteen Frstcass Screw
Etesr connects a. Osdensbuzg with tas
Railroad for Boston and all Points In Hew
England;
At Cape Vincent With Ito
Rai1rcad and Propeller Line between Capa
Vincent and New York.
and at psweEo with2
LINE OF rs FIRST class CANAL BOATa
BetR cen Oswego. Troy. b1hasJ and New fork.
Forming HAILT LINE fsoa, Boston, New Yozks
Oaters oE1En. Csrs Vincent Aid usweIo 10 CieTeIARds
Ttielo AID pctroiE .--..
AND ATRIWFEKLT LINE TO
Chicago, milwaukee and 11terme0iate Porta.
AGENTS.:
j. Eye-r, 1s1 3.osdeay: New York John HocE-
t1w, STATE STREET Boston Geo. EDDY, UEue1shceE~
Il j. ETevo In. Care Vincent Iota Il Crs#l5ri- o.
weeo. Pesten & Breed Glersland NslxiE @ Z Msysst
kee. Taylor Mar1ny l. Co. Racine
CT AIRY Il HOWE AGENTS.
Foot Of North Lasal1e st., Chicago.
Tor4 7fnu1
, 1862-06-03

R For the cheapest and best Hair
Jeveisy wIza B7a.ds, CuIls Frtzzctz, etc. &C 70 4
DEsWALDT lnp Lake street, and examine those Won.
de.tp pyoducons Of Art No scrutiny can detect the
s7tiGcial from TIE nata-a Ehe1 adjusted TO ths head
Tts Ha1l JeTe]1y cccta!ns aiwayE the newest EE-ft
EVles- j - Au s.rcsss WI gdYe entra Eetkthcnan-
pc246l1y
, 1862-06-03

DEYE HE EAIED.-Dr, Whittier,
ID 16s South CLARK street. be found from elght
Sr Jic Yn,,rnnr until eight IN the evening every day
" M c!nrrr fof runs.i!,.tioR. Tic AFFLICTED VIII Te-
ceire spredy cnd permanent cure OF all Eeoa DIS
GaE1S- A3 4"A7AoAAAA
, 1862-06-03

New ORLEANS, May r. 1859
Major General B. F. Butler. United States Army,
commanding Department Of the Gulf:
GENERAL: 1t having come to the knowledge Of
the undersigned that the Consulate Of his Majesty
lie King oi Netherlands, in this city, had been
TIC uniforms Of soldiers in the service of the
United states Government, the person OF the Con
sui sutcci cd TO ird.Eity and severe i'll ueage aud
kept prisoner for several huurs II bcco.acs tue du
lifting between the governments which we repre-
scnt and that Of the United States, to formally pro
t.sst against such action and against any act au:
States that may bc IL coltrayen!fon Of such ttea
tics. VT have the honor to be, General, your most
, 1862-06-03

Cobeul Of Brazil. Consul uf England,
Consul Of Nassau ard Consul Of Aus,5i..
Conrnl Of Greece, Consul Of Wurtem6urg,
Consul Of Bremen, Consul OF Russia,
C4nsul Of Sweden and Consul Of Denmark,
/ Norway. Conaul Of swiszerland-
! NEW. oHrEAss, May Y, 1861
! MEsERa. have the protest which ION nave
1 Of M cfacars Il toward he Con=ai Of the Ncther-
s1SsS 9sa a 'S'sn tseut sas Il
yon, Neesrs:, ehould have thoaght It yonr duty to
lake action in the matter. The faei will appear to
that the flag Of the Netherlands was made to
cover and conceal property Of au Incorporated :ea
oue,a1ion Ct the iavs IF the United States. That
tic supposed fact that the Consul had under the
sg :n the Of more "a a. ofhaz si,zcna nTo
erty Which could sst By law be his property OF the
property of Hope : Co.; oi this have aonndan! a
my own handa % No Re1e9mn 81 can y, e5sese IS
deus and The consulate authority, even w5lie
do rot recognize many claims made under them
oder 10 be respected. thc: Consul. his Office ar!
he use Of his flag must each and all be respected
hsys .he honor to be- sfsx 1 5ereefRsta1ly R11 you
Major General Commanding.
Owing to General Buffers having been In
! formed 1Eat large amount OF specie be1onss
ing to the Confederate government was Sc
= creted at the Offices of the French ana spnls
I | lQEbulh, AH5 fu1lGA oH&t %Aoo~ oAA.e
e tire same day Of the seizure Of the cousula'
= Of the Netherlands; but un the positive assn
apces Of the Representatives OF the above gol
ernments that the information was ent1rel
r., incorrect, the guard was withdrawn. IN Z
a. gard to the seizure of property at the bank1n
houses of Samuel etnith & Co., the facts a
q a. follows s:-General Butler was Informed th
$4,000 dollars in specie had been remove
f1ou the mint to the above house, and beiI
. | satisfied that the money must be either II
= nronerty Of the United Statcs Government
Inc Coil, dcracy, be took possession Of II
hnnk. and arrested The members OF the hrI
- The specie could not be found, and the ban
10 crs affirmed positively that theE had on
:S Sl4.0cO in specie in the bank, and that was
il The character of private deposits; The Ge
eral gave Messr Smith s. Co. their choice
4 tween producing the specie and going to re
- jackson, and the next morning the oanSt
Fl showed the place where the money vas u
nj den. 1t Was concealed in the air chamber,
&C. tween the yault and the brick wall. s54,s
I'D. were slowed away there very nicely; b1t
= tertay it all bad to come out snd 60 70
custom house, with the other property.
,u The General holds the pro 5esty VII
- the house had in trust for depositors,
IT, ss@ n1e7ept its being fpiIited away to the E
tsrn nv. Meesrs. Smith & Co. were released
9.: 9a Iaro1e today. At noon to-day, IN Response
,qn6 ,n. an Invitation from Gen. Butler, the ofncer
i d The different Ranks in the city assembled
=. headquarters to learn the Eenerats desires
, 1862-06-03

May t5. 1862.
Last Saturday morning, after the Mayor had
the day previous apologlzed for his insolent,
General order No. Is, regarding the, conduct
Of the woman, he again called At headquarters
for the purpose of Withdrawing his apology
General Butler told him nnequirocally that he
| had cothing to modify; that he was not sorrJ
| for what he had written: that he would not
| withdraw it il he could, and could not it he
would; hut, a. the request Of the Mayor, the
| General gave him permission to publish tn:
ot'tEsive letter and the apology, and to add
| that 1he order implied oily to those women
who had insulted By werd. look Or gesture
| the officers or soldiers of the United States
! army. He also told him that he could append
10 Tie correspondence the startling fact that
ttYater is wtE and " bl lckbiFds are blackH-
dtllcate piece Of satire that I fear was Gu
tirely lost upon the obtuse Intelligence Of the
magistrate After an explanation from the
clear to the comprehension Of child, tue
MAY or left apparently satisfied; bnt Saturday
: night he asa1n sent the General letter, the
Counterpart Of The first. Yesterday morning
he was again at headquarters, with seTsE,t OF
his friends, Judge Kennedy, John Mcclellan,
: Chief OF Police, and D. G. Duncan. The May
or demanded the right to withdraw his apollo
, Fl, and G. nezul Butler granted it; butintorn-
5 ed Mr.. Mayor tnat he had played with the
E United States authority long enough and now
: lle had got 10 go to Fort jackson. Tue other
: parties named above admitting their approval
. Of tie Mayors conduct were also sent to Fort
!. jackson. A number OF prominent citizen:
q have been arrested and sent to Fort Jackson
: The most notable are John T. Monroe, Mayol
t OF New Orleans; D. G. Duncan, the Mayor:
4 | private secretary; John Mcclellan, chief o
- police, Judge Kennedy ,Luclen Adams. .recorde
s in the fourth district, and Benj. 8. Harrison
~ formerly q member Of the city council. Mt
~ Mazarat, lieutenant Of police, WIS ordered un
~ der arrest, but the order was afterwards Ea
k eciDded-
r. These arrests are peculiarly grateful to th
n respectable portion Of this community, as u
~ Of them hut Judge Kennedy have long bee
r. in nctorious}y bad oaor. The Mayor and hi
~ CLIQUE have betn doing their utmost By cove
"a measures to Larrass and impede Gen Rutlt
a. in rromotipg a friendly feeling towards tt
A. United States Government, aud they ha'
IN placed IN injurious construction on nimo
~, tyery step that the General has takeu.
ha IN addition to the Mayors conduct in 7
As card to Order No. %, be has been guilty,
oh enpiuuction with the other members Of Il
to civ government, Of giving material aid Al
ns. comfort to the enemy since our occupauo
~ and the Monroe Guard-of which gave
Ia account in my letter Of the 16!h-expect
of {:nd probably with reason] that he would ?
At fandeomel5 for the honor paid him l9
ii lccting his name for the corps The Gene
, 1862-06-03
MATT[lGS and rugs.

Cocoa Mstttnxs for OF .ea ChurcheA Vesttbu'es As-
IN all wtdthh from onehsH % two yaEde Eide;
qnarter and half EsEds w1oe iii; iii. Taush
EtsSrfoa adelaide and EheepSkln Aata.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25
FROM NEW YORK.


Nav York, Nov. 2i.-The rebels still occu.
py Fredericksburg. Gen Patrick would not
receive them again until the next morning.
Accordingly. on Saturday morning, the Mayor
and Council came over, accompanied by
Gen Kersham. Col. Bland, agd Capt. King,
Of Georgia The officers claimed that the
civil authorities could make no proposition
unless the same were accepted by them
Gen Patrick. declined 20 receive these OFF,
GERS, but subsequently. however, General
Burnside assented 10 their reception, and the
parties returned
The civil authorities asked for an extern
sion of time allowed for the removal Of the
women and children. alleging that the trains
had been frightened of by onr artillery. and
that Il would be impossible for train 10
leave before night. the city being absolutely
destitute of other means OF transportation
Their request was complied with, and time
extended until 4 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Our dispatches from Acquia Creek last night
do not report any attack upon Fredericss-
burg took place at the expiration Of the time
granted.
IL vas rumored at Fairfax Station ycsler
dsy that Gen. Jackson was on has way down
from the mountains with a force Of 40 900
men. With the intention Of making dash up
on our defence- AZ Arlington Heights.
From Harpers Ferry We learn the enemy
= Keeping a strict blockade on our front.
bat there was no collision between the two
forces yesterday.
The river at that point Is no, rising as
vas expected
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25
Noon Dispatches
FROM ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24.--The Democrat has
information that the rebels are paw busy
terrifying Port Hudson. Louisiana, so miles
above New Orleans
The same engineer who laid out the works
at Vicksburg. has just completed plan OF
Notifications at Port Hudson. Ten or twelve
guns are DOW in position. and in two weeks
from the present time. Port Hudson will be
as strong - Vicksburg, and prove serious
bar to the ascent Of FArragui's feet.
The rebels are now running steam boats
from Port Hudson TO Lake Providence, dis
tauce more than 800 miles. They are also
running boats on Red River bringing i'm
mense supplies Of cattle from Texas, and
large quantities Of salt from new salt works
on RedsRiver, about 50 miles above It. mouth.
Ii is stated their works produ 1000
bushels daily. all Of which are sert cast via
Vicksburg.
The only object OF fortifyiDg Port Hudson
is 10 prevent the federal forces iF0m reach
ing these ,alt works.
Gen. Schofisld and staff arrived here last
night. The Generals health. though not fully
restored. Is rapidly improving.
TINES DISPATCH
WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-Reports from
Fortress Monroe just received says. the re-
connoisance sent by Gen. Dix up the Pinin.
sula as far as the Chickahominy. captured
some rebels and obtained valuable informa-
ton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25
IRON NEW YORK.

INV YokK, Nov. 24th.-A Washington
letter TO the Commercial, dated the 23d
inst. saye il viii not be wondered at IL Long
street finds Gen. Hooker in bis iear, unless
he has this army skedaddled hack to Rich
mend.
NV IoKK, Nov. 23.-The steamer Ariel
has arrived from Aspinwall with 1912 900 in
specie.
The reports that Mosquera has entire pos
session OF Antiagnea are confirmed.
The lives and property Of all citizens who
have been in arms were guaranteed and pass
ports given TO those who wished TO leave
The civil war was about ended.
Quite a large number Of vessels have been
wrecked on the South American coast.
NKs YoRK. Nov. 2sth--Gen Patterson's
death was caused by the accidental discharge
Of pistol he kept under his pillow. while
In the act OF changing il from one hand to
the other
Gen. Pope il is said Is ordered to ST. Louis
TO relieve Gen. Curtis.
The rebel force at Fredericksburg Is un-
derstood to be 90 900. Several locomotives
are kept fired up constantly. Gen. Long
street assumed command last Wednesday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

TsNE Cas- OF TIE FKrT .-"Of all parts Of
the body. saws DR.. Robinson. There Is not
Que which ought 20 be 80 carefully attended
- a. the feet" Every person knows from
experience that colds and many other dis
es-es which proceed from cold. are sttributa-
ele 10 cold feet The feet are At such dis
tssce from che wheel AZ The cistern" OF the
-ystew. that The circulation Of the blood may
ee vers easily checked there Vet. Tor all
this. and although every person OF common
sense should be aware OF the truth OF what
nc have stated. there = no part OF the ha-
man holy - much triaed With a. the feet
oramp their toes sni feet into thin soied.
bone pinehing boot or shoe. IN order 70 DIS
play a neat foot 10 the fashionable sense of
the term. There : one great evil against
which every person should be on their
guard. and il i one which : not often
guarded ssaiust-we mean the chs,r-
inx Of warm for cold shoes OF boots A
change - oflen made from thick to thin
solea shoe, withor; rejecting upon the con-
sequences which mght easoe. In Geld
~eAsher boots and shoes Of good thick lesth
~. both in se,>s and appers. should be worn
~ all waser-tights are not good Il they
are air tights also. India rubber oversAoe.
should never he worn excers IN vet. spisshy
weather. sod thea net very lcsg =, once. II
. aassfsi 10 he feet 20 wear sny covering
hat . air-sigAs over them. ana for tbs rea
SOC ineia rubber sA0ala be -orn a. seldom
A. possible. No part Of ,he eOay should b
allowed 10 have a covering that entirelv Oh
sisacts he passage Of eareonic acil "a.
tFosn tie pore Of the skin oas-srl. ana A,
nedsr.ie passage q air in~ard - sAs Il !,
lais can be destroyed a = very short tine b,
entirsly elosing az tie pore. % sAs .kin. -
t'eeA saru Stockings ard sAick soled soos
sd sAors are oonservaiors Of he.lsh. an
cas.-s~,aeniis 81 haraE harpsr~-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

CINCINNATI, Nov. 81.
Flour In good demand, and super up to
s. 20@5 %; the higher grades unchanged.
Wheat unchanged; red 81 03@l 05, and
white 81 l0dl IL.
Corn declined 20 Asa SIC for new and old
Oats dull at I7@50c for new and old
Rye 6iG65.
Barley in fair demand at 81 25@l - for
prime spring and tall
Whisky safe. and firm.
Hogs opened with an active demand, and
5000 head sold at 81 259i 80. aud for a
lot of 800 extra large 81 6O@4 O. was OBJ
tanned: receipts 5000 head
good demand for green hams at size,
bus all other articles dull. and not much
doing.
Groceries firm.
Gold 81 %; Demand Notes and Silver
81 2@l %; Exchange dull at par
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

A CRgAr RoF.--Corespondents OF the
Department Of Agriculture, conyersant with
The progress Of sorghum culture in this
country. and qualified to judge accurately
Of this seasons product. estimate the aggre-
gate quantity Of cane syrup al 10000 600
gallons. and the area cultivated at $50 900
acres. In 1859. by the showing of the last
census. the product was less than 5000 900
gallons. Ii this estimate should prove cor
rect. il is sufficient to supply more than half
of the syrup and molasses demand Of the
United States
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

RARE CHANCE voR HonE-foa cALk
on RKSr.-A small cottage residence, in
Jewetts addition. two squares East Of Union
Depot. with six rooms and summer kitchen.
good cistern and well. stable, corn aud wood
shed. on reasonable terms.
For particulars. enquire at the Office Of
CHAS. ALSHULER,
nov "a DIFF Magistrate.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

FoErREss MoSRcE. Nov. 23.-Four hun
dred Union prisoners arrived here from City
Point to-day.
The Richmond papers say tina, nearly
500, 900 worth Of tobacco were DESTROYED
At fredericksburg by the Confederates.
The same papers also says that Gen. Lee
refused to treat with the federsIs and or.
dered all the womes and children to leave
the city, as he intended to hold it with his
forces.
Nassau dates TO the 18th inst received in
Charleston, announce the sinking Of the
steamer kelse. from collision when Fly
miles from the coast. The kelsie is one OF
the steamers built expressly on the river
Clyde. Ia run the blockade
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25
To Contractors.

Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro-
posais will be received at the Council Room
in Terre Hauie, on The evening Of December
ID 1862. for tho repairing of Fourth Street
Canal Bridge.
The work will be let per thousand, board
measure. Timber TO be OF good White Oak
and work 10 be done in a substantial and
workmanlike manner. Timber to be sawed
and counter hewed Timbers 10 be OF same
size a. now In Bridge Work to be done
under the superistendenco Of the Committee
on Street aud Bridges
The work will be let 10 theIowest respon-
sible bidder
noy2O-td J. Y. GULICK, City Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

~ The Indiana Military Agency at
louisville Is being rapidly organized. and
will prove of incalculable benefit to oar In
diana soldiers II Is designed to keep
register az this agency of all tho sick and
wounded Indiana soldiers in Kentucky and
Tennessee: what hospital they arc in: their
company. regiment. brigade and division.
register will also BIO kept Of tho localities
of all the Indiana regiments in the States
named. and the agency will in fact. Toe a
headquarters Tor Information concerning our
Indiana troops.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25
Night Dispatches


SsS Fks~cssoo. Nov. 23-Arrivsi-The
steamer SEER. Nevada. from the northern
coast. bringing three hundred ard thirteen
passengers. go 90 n treasure fron Brisish
Columbia. and Sles .ooo from ORGAN.
S<iled-kegul.tor. fes Eosson. carrying
S.eof hhiss. 1000 bales Of ~ool. and ESQ
sacks Of copper ore cut. Waiter. Tor Liver
pool. 18th = 90 SACKS Of -kesf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

esterday at ~ o'clock. at the
residence Of J " Douglas. IN this city JANIS
HsSDrRsox, in the 1T year Of bis age The
deceased was member Of the 18th Ken
lucky regiment. and was visiting his sister
here. being on a furlough. His funeral will
take place to-day at o'clock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

~ All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. of tho latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and gst one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself; there
fore | can warrant all hats bought of me
have fine assortment 81 French Beaver,
Otter and Soe Cashmere hats OF the finest
quality. and Of all colors, which am selling
very low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hsts. Of all colors. ranging in price NJ low
as fifty cents
7 Il. LOWERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor TO j. q. YATES.
m2lii Cor Fifth. and Main u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

~ Capt. A. j. Dennis, Is in the city. re-
cruiang for the Mississippi Marine Brigade
xhieh will accompany the Mississippi river
iotilla. This brigade viii be quar'ered on
steamboats,. and will thus be transported
wherever their services may be required.
which ~ili undoubtedly make IL a very
pleasant service Capt. ID. may be found At
the Barra.k Hotel, east Main Street