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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

e.,e-,l II ,ke ss.tcs kcl6 tke1 ciect;ers
,o-s.v re orroucr~ q - serirsstr,
40, h.ve cor6uctea 10 ean7,igrs ~ thes
~ ~z.k 10 src.tees vlgrieure ar1 rsrt
en- unf.f-rc~s Tic vnr. sotten pa been
/. ~.-er a. 70 usross srrirrifcsnee r. en-
rari-or NJ TIE political rangg's Witt fss
cnvarcs shcir sucrticn Il tif nci te faif
expression q rutiic sentiment r. sitsef
STATE. ~ rn.fter ~ho ruccocis. teeaase a
lsrrc proportion of The voting population =
n tlc army ore hundred thourare voters
f-,.r .te s,.se of Nee Yorh. uii
~ v-te fom re fart that they arc
.t-.-t = she service Of their cont
49, ers ceuid ~. vote 30 czss. 4 might
49,. re r-silt stsain.,d without snch vote N
t. 49, material mariner There = ne
.nucl doels a. - sore Il 10 eastern State
b.s.tl,> re-ult - the State ~ Nev Aofk
gaieoi. and Wisconsin I'll. N Al probsba
q, be democratic The proportion 81 a..
,sle,seers fcen Illinois Mo would yots ths
se~seA.tsoo.l grnion sisket e lsrgss ,hsn y
.,.sos, .ns sthet state 81 10 Onion The
re-.ii ~ - q large falling % Of Tho snios
v,s4 n TO sheence - - msry votevs ths
safe III - Tor Tho Democrats. Nnd a vil
r~sb.hi, be claimed a. a great ''conser,a a.
I've triumph 81, Il vii be triumph, i
one al al. Of tAose Who have advocated part,
organization, aud have remained at home &
vote. over the soldier Who has len homo ans
n.rx fof the battle field. on which Is to b
determined the dcstinies Of the Reptile.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04
snoring Around Pcor,a, ILL.,.

The Peoria Transcript contains the fol-
lowing intelligence, important TO Queen City
sportsmen
Our Peoria sporlsmen are having great
deal of fun at tho present time IN duck
hunting. and arc we'll rewarded for their Ia
Dor -Four Of our best Young marksmcn
have been for few weeks encampcd on the
river sonc eighteen or twenty miles above,
and have already sent over seven hundred
Mallard and Teal 90 the Chicago market =
Near them were last week cncampcl a party
from Ottawa. numbering ono judge. ono
lawyer. one physician. and We believe nearly
all the professions were there represented.
excepting that Of good marksmcn. icw
DAYS since. two boys brought IA seven dozen.
the product 81 day hunt about ~ miles
down the river, and the next day another
party of two brought = market sixteen doz-
en-. staying cut but one night They sold
readily Al enc dollar per dozen
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

A.. Mss.vsasss eas sFshs tii.s.s e shs
Nseassssx WIS ss.s.si, lsa sA>s fl.vs sol
,s~s>siea - s~.eairs vesr,se. vh~sv he
~h<e ,<i,ssc-,. .~4ae. az '~srs-'-r- ~
i4t~-s "a - s-.r.s-.l-g tn.r,s = go
~ scvsh. fi~r ~hFch =, e..4-r' - fc''rv-
mr ~ t,erenesflsr htvr,es rW
r-es..fs. c.r ssss s-tss' - sr asrf'-
rstii frsvt sf,t - si.u~tne 81 vhs'
49, sre ve-,s az. vtt-.r.' s~c~'rasr
,ss ssfeferes e.nrr - terb'cs
rn.t tSr ,.sefr ,.rcst ~ rrr rrrrfr
Al n ereuses al ~ Ccnfcarrscs vN'
- lcft l. saA.attin re pat I'll thr esf'iA
s,e ~ n finrelnf presidential trfrn
. ffe tlek has ts..ome general that ~ tfNt
| tts.e nan WI 10 elected vho VII ferse
$50, ~ x.e~a 81 fhr pcarc Democrats. "
| Is aen understood lhovcyrf cffcneen. =
nav be- that every d,y ads - the nnnihef
ef ste,s fricnss r. the North. AMI ,ha, airss
4, the Northern Seccrsionists- - vonser'a-
| ,.vcs thes are called here N snumeri-
| cal rn.fority Every argument used IN ne
| North n reference - the constitutional f'eh''
Of men Who have tramrled the Constitution
| r,ser ,heir fees = hailed With delight The
4 ANufft8.
| aei a. theis great advocate IN tho North
| ue@t. ! alrac.t entirely reprinted in The
Southern rarefp All the convention pro-
| eee.,,nrs II The resce Democrats afc imme-
| di.sel, eoriel and sptead broNdcast, and &c
~e;,ei 9Th The widest le,. few OF ths
| t.,.iera Mo .fe veil satisfied that the divis.
.e.,s i the North viii 10 what their atmie
re,ct can. are beginning ~ 10 Jealous 81 th'
conservatives and - Pat the people ca their
guard With reference ~ the future. A pub
IL areakst recently addressed his audience
a. follow These conservatives. whilo the,
are ioinr "a infinite service. arc by no mean
actuatcsl by tho great principles which IN
dor,sc our rcbcilion-thc divine right o
Sla,cry-bus are working entirely for pay
and when peace IA declared you will see
them landing by hundreds nj your levec
with their editorials aud speeches IN thei
hands. they will swarra through our lan'
Ike l0custs, eat up our substance, and elbow
10 one side the noble patriots who have sacfi
| feed all for the cause. While We are shed
ding our blood. they are sitting In their cas-
chairs. let them remain there. This pub
| lie expression of the opinion of these me
which il held there, finds All echo ia all pr
yatc conversations from Galveston 70 Rich
| mond. So strong was this sentiment tina
! | the friends of Mr.. Nallsndigham pub
lished a statement to tho effect that he Wa
a Soulherner by birth and education. an
} was, consequently. sincere in his efforts o
, their behalf If the North has any self rC
spect. and i in earnest, it ia 10 be hoped tina
il will adopt the sentiments OF Mr.. Barks
dale. and unanimously announce that Oh
, | rebels must be whippedlirst. land when III
Is done they are willing to listen to i'cadd
| abostt constitutions"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

EScLANp's IRox Nay The following i
a list Of the armor-rlatei steam vessels now
building for the Royal Navy. via. Al
Blackwall-Tac Prince Albert. cupula
ship. OF ~ guns. iota toas. and 1000 horse
power: tho Mmoaur. 50 cans. 662l tons,
1850 horsc power. At Nllwa.l-The Ia
mar. troop ship , guns. 2Sl2 tons. and 500
horse power. tho Icontos. OF similar dimcn
sions. and for similar service. the Norihum
bcrland 80 guns. Goal tons. i2,,0 horse nov
CT. the aliant. p guns. fp61 tons. 30 horse
power AZ Woolwioh nockyarl--The
Caledonia. n guns. 4os5 tons. $40 horse
power a. Dcplforl Dockyaui-Thc In
terpfise and Circassian sloops. 81 go tons.
and lbo horse power. the favor.te cor
vcste. l>-'1 tons. 90 horsc RIVER ~
chAgham-The ROYAL Oak. - guns. 4n4s
tom. 80 horss power. the Achilles. - GUNS.
Co79 tous. 1850 horse power ~ GLASGOW
The Actor. p guns. i1t3 taas. 80 horse
po~cr. Al Devonport- Ocean. -
Guns. lng5 sonS. lNo horse power. A.
Pembroke The Prince Consort- - guns
sof5 tous. - horse power. he Jealous. IL
guns. silt ioaS. 80 horse power. and The
RcscarcA corvette
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04
Mrs. IIncoin,s Sisters.

On Monday last We observed three beau
ti(ul ladies' promenading Whitehall street.
and were informed that two of them were
sisters of Mrs President Abe Lincoln. The
so ond to none in patriotic devotion 10 the
South. They reside in Selma. Alabama
Ii old Abc's wife j. half as handsome as hcs
fair sisters of the sunny South, il Is not
strange that she is SO much admired by the
Yankccs.-ifiaRfo GA CoRfederacy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Tux Clay County Dsus~craf culogzes
Raylcss " Hanns-lsfeiy elected 70 the
Legislature from Nigo county -iu the foi
loving siyle lie = enc 81 TIE scw young
men Ia tie State Who = destined 90 write Tor
himself history Young. eloquent, cner-
rs,ic and fearless The prccs>c reriod Of
me when Rsyle~- - h commerce writing
she AFORESAID his:ory IS nos dssignAtel We
,,-...ame his seafrA 90 John nfo~ns beIv
- ch.rle<soun. y a.. an1 his iatsFsie~ uwh
-, T.lnferro vill be inirSencc1 n :
ehsrter hy itsslf.->fstr Js~Fnsi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Tn DETERMINATION OF TBE ADaINisrRA-
rioN.-Col. Forncy writes TO tho Philadelphia
Press.
II will appear in tho course OF time. that
tho Administration has given distinct as
surance 20 other Governments, that no terms
will be listened TO short of recognition OF
tho supremacy of the Constitution OF tho
United States. and Il different proposition.
come from foreign Powers. or from the dis
affected here, they wlll bc sternly and
promptly rejected
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

CrgE gos Tooruteur Il have been troa-
blcd moro or les tie past Few weeks With
the toothachc. and failed 70 find any relief.
until received the following from a friend.
which can assure your readers - shrf
curc.--Take mall piece of alum and burn
il on the stove or shovel. mis with q an
equal part Of common salt sud pulscfige
then saiuFatc a piece OF cotton viii water
and sprinkle The powder over i. and place a
IN the cavity ol the tooth. IL five minutes
thereafter al pain viii disappear.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

ARMS roR CANApA.--The Qaebcck papers
say that an immense quantity OF military
storc-. rifles. &c have been sent 70 that
port by the ship Great Britain, and tho
steamship St. Andrew, which arrived on
Tucslay last. bad large part Of her cargo
space occupied vi. warllke material. The
number OF rifles forwarded = estimated 90 DO
nol lea than two hundred thousand
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

"fauolp rnK CrEssHT Mrs lpE'ghL
~ife q Mr. J. Uprieht. q kecksord. Saesia
q Wianebseo county. ia thts State. has
ei-ht sons Is the army. sighting The battles
81 he Union She las also lhrcc more leis.
ready lor the next cal ior solanteers. j. =
sry wonder thzt liiisoss las ilie4 her quota
and has ten Thousand surriaSf II Az other
county IN tie Safe c2n sh0N eigAs broshcrs
in ne army. &C shoaii ike 90 kaow IT.
Aicsce Trshnst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Successful NoYsoE.-Ship Northern
Light. Cart. Tabcr. arris 81 "a Nca Bedford
on Fs,aav. from the nud.ou's lay whale
fshese. which Il ~sll he rCcollecteJ Was first
visited last year by tbs ship: and the Anscl
o,bbs, both then belonging IN fAirhaven.
The > orfhcrn Light has been absent bat
eleycr months. si,d brings IA cargo worth
over $4,000. Tie ship intended 10 winter
in The Bay. hnt getting short Of prosisioas,
Cart fahes was obliged 20 come home.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Importation OF Goats Hair

The importation of goats hair, an article
which IS used very extensively in the manu-
facturc OF wigs. whiskcrs, and other hiisut
appendagcs. is largely on the increase. Il
August, 1862. no less than 6ls sos pound
were brought into this country from abroad
whilst in the corresponding month of ls6
the importation only reached 55.l10 pounds
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04
OYSTERS.
u,EN noLLARS REWARn.

u straye1 frusn - sakscrtper. nrfnr IN Tsrrc-
HAST. 90 - sis tsy e ku<.st. to- ~biie steers
sitA I'D sp<s tbsr. ere tsars Cd ls<st. A. enc
sal Fet re~ TIE csktir kavr bcsr ~orke1 scEns,
l.1s w~rs "a al iu1ntet g. bstL On e tken
kst sr~E hes1 ard reck.
"a shsre re~Erd will br Ftssa - az p~r-aa -,
81 etsrn tkFm - us ~ klFf.
~st >. t~ts Clty Bx,CAer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Tnn Mohsle Register admits that aearly
tea tsorsand Rcbcls have t.kcn tie oath 81
allegiance . The Uniscd States Govern
ncrt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Tak Nesay lInd.1 isescilic says. There
=. pFfhAps. no u~e N telisag shat ovcrybod,
knows-but Ter the Information Of distan'
readers, ~e I'll 10y that Ia Nevay &C have
had NJ ran Tor alsoat fonr monfhs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Sorcrx CrEruzK IN lLIrxor.-lf = stated
ina. IN Iliinoss there have been raised frorz
81 go % 1000 acre. OF sorgun tic present
scsso1. The value Of the product 81 syru7s
Z. estimated az Go 90
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04
NURSERY.

HAVE PURCHASED tie entire
4 Sarz~ry stock q ~. Naaiy. Nafshsii, Clark
c1anty. H. and Al psep9red - fnrE.th al klr%.
= Trees Cd Cr7ssrnerfai sAra1t,sTy fhe iovcts
cssh prices Arzle Trees. q srs size. fron =
irrh - is.ches IL 1is-srter. ant frcn one az
jsrs Cd
ey7tiy = XII sNo@tb-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Drxsxa nc fsar and bali honrs th~i ne
uanitor was IN actioE a bort b<riiak. u'e
thermometer Indicated iso degree n ne
ire room. and ies 20 lie n Al oshs' ''''sf'''
por,ioa@ of the vc<>ei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

TIA PRISONERS IN fesi LAi2ycsGe arc sal
q Re esceclin<iy Curious sbeot the rrogrcss
Il he elecsios.s. ani valve nesTarers very
anxioas "a ~ r.sinf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

HIS Institution is conducted by
Il wv .HAsgEiI, f4rmerly lirs, assistant Teach
CT - kT yant's Commercial Collegc, Indianapolis.
aud r. Gently fgincigal Of the Commercial Collie &c
81 tics. 4 = also unte- the direction 81 Prof 7.
J. ssfyAnt. Principal II Bryant CONNER clal College
- las az spo. ol e the oldest and Topr ar
Commercial Teaches ia the West
Cur iacl!itics i'r Importing thorough Instruction
Ia al the Mercantile branches Is unsurpassed while
the price II tuition below that - similar institu
tis'ns. making this not only the chesPes; but also
~ thr tncs thorough Institutions Ia the Union.
For the benefits derived frem Commercial kdu-
cAtons refer 10 Hunts Magazine. Walker
American Law. fretdey's Treaties on Business, o.
the scll inf ifmez basaa men ~ ans community
Tie facility NTH which cur graduates secure
good employment Is well known, and those DESTROYS
q good situations AFTER graduating viii certainly ni
u = their adv antago o. attend this Institution
Evening classes froIas 70 ..
Notice 10 Business Men
All business in our department. as copying. jour
nalizing. posting. settling accauuts opening and
closing books &c. vii receive prompt and Efficient
attention.
Those wantln. either euntantf. salostnen O.
agents, requested % call OF address a. whom
fan Information Of qualifications VIII b. given.
CALL or SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
es~Pcfsons Npectng written answers VII pleas,
enclose a stamp and addre-s.
n. J. BRl ANT, Pros. or VA. HASKELL, Principal
Indianapolis, Ind, Terrc IIaute, mi.
| Nov3dGm.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

no ALL WHOM CONCERNED

Il Sgilce f. hereby Eisea, dat ! VII pay 10
Setfs cntrscted against ne b ny family - any
asher I<F.on. ufie~s prenrntng ~rltfen order fro<
-. FRANKLIN MAuEW.
o. = .1a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04
DISSOLUTION.


NEW YORK DYE HOUSE
~ TIE undersignss would respectfully inform
the ciflaens q Terrs uaut and vicinity, That iheJ
have fust arrived from tho Esst With VIII -
lectet sto<s q fne Dye-suEs. and believing th.t
PrSs c1ass Dye Hose IL NEEDED In tbs plaee nslf
takfn roon NJ. Worth fourth -, ~hefs l..y !.
-,-s...~>s a 49, 20 any exlor Ladies ctothsng 81
ssery description, also &c ntiemsns ssr"e"''
=. - 49,, niSTR. cLaRIpGE 90.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

BRYANT & HAsKELv's
Commercial College,
Minshall's Bui.dir's. Main Street.
TEKRE-Hs- UTE, IND.

IhoAAs :. DO A. I. President, indianapolis
VA HAshkLL Principal Tsrre Haatc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04
TAX NOTICE.

fAfAst hfIIa VIFItff UVt- ~, Ic'E'
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ tax duplicate for 1861 has been received and
Tho l-llaMlnR i. lie ret. ~ faAaa lnr said Year
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Gen. DIant come. 70 nerl0n,, RESCUED
THE REBELS RETREAT.
OUR LOSS ooo.--ruE REBELS 1900
FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas, Dec. 0.

FAYETTEVILLE, ArknnSas, Dec. 0.
Gen. Herion's forces, en- route 10 reen.
force General Blunt, met the enemy yes.
terday on Crawford prairie, 10 miles
south Of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and
won a decisive victory over them. The
enemy we're $4,000 strong, divided into
four Divisions, under Generals Dawson,
Marmaduke, Frost and Rains, all Of
whom were under General H indmap,
embracing the flower Of the trans Mi5sis
sipian army. They were well supper.
ted by park of IS pieces of artillery.
The enemy Aanked General Blunt's
position at Cane Hill, and made sud-
den attack on General Herion to prevent
is uniting with General Blunt.
Gen. Herion's force consisted Of from
$500 to 1000 men, and "a pieces Of ar
tilIery.
( The battle ragged from 10 A. NJ, till
dark, and was desperately fought
throughout,
Our artillery drove the enemy from
two strong POSITIONS, and kept their over.
whelming numbers at bay. The Goth
Wisconsin captured a rebel battery of
four heavy guns, but were forced TO
abandon them under-a murderous fire.
The 9th Iowa also took the same bo;-
terry and fought most desperately, but
we're also obliged to yield it, Almost
every regiment distinguished ITSELF
About four o'clock General Blunt arri.
we'd from Cane Hill with 5000 men, and
strong force Of riiIlery, and attacked
the enemy in the rear. The rebels made
desperate efforts to capture his batteries,
but were repulsed with terrible slaugh.
ter.
We held the whole field at dark, and
before nine o'clock that night the entire
rebel force was in full retreat over Bos-
ton mountains, Our loss in killed and
wounded 600, that of the rebels 1, 500 by
their own admission. Several of the en-
emy's field officers were killed; among
them Colonel Stein. commanding bri.
gade, formerly Brigadier of the Mis-.
souri, State Guard Only few prison.
ers were taken. We captured four Gals.
rons filed with ammunition.
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Nneralgin in the Armv.

Surgeons in the army complain that
nneralgia in the head, with which SO
many Of OF our soldiers are afflicted in
the cold weather, is caused by the want
ofprotection from the snow, sleets and
winds. The small cap worn by our sol
diers offers no protection whatever 10 the
head and ears, and should be supplied
by something more substantial. As the
cold weather is now upon us, this matter
should be attended to Immediately. and
our troops furnished with everything
that is requisite for them to have in or.
der to endure the hardships Of the field.
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Monthly Torms.


March Term, ls62--Joseph SOvine, and Jos.
cph Hutton.
April Term, 1894, Nicholas, and
Pleasant Lanham,
May Term, ls62--Richard Foster and Jo-
seph Henderson
June Term, lSG2--Jas W Mines and Allen
Sebrell
August Term 1862 H. 4. Caruthers, and
A. N. Curry
September Term, 1921. Chapman and
James NJ. Nash.
octobe, Term, l862--D. s. Montague, z
Priddy
December Term, l85a--Joseph Henderson
and W. T. Vintroux.
January Term, 1861. O. Harrison, and
A. j. Nicholas.
February Term, 1892. Elkios, ard Isaac
r Shank.
March Term, ls63--wm. Cash, and Landon
Chapman.
April Term, l863--Allen sebrell and Isaac
R. Shank.
May Term, l863--D, S, Montague, and P,
Elkns.
June Term, lSG3--Henry 7. Carutlers, R
August Term 1863 VIM. vint,oux aud
P. Lanham.
Superintendent, lSG3--A. N, Curry, and
z, Priddy,
October Term, ls63-Josoph sayine, and
VIM Cash,
December Term, 1861 J. G. Harrison and
II. 7. Ca-ruthers.
January Term, l86i--Isaac R. Shank and
James W. Mines.
February erm-ls6l--James NJ, Nash and
A N Curry
MarchTerm, lS6t.-L. Chapman, and 10,
seph Hutton.
April Term SCR. Foster and z. Priddy
Nav Term, ls6i--JosephSOvinc and Joseph
Hel derson.
June Term 1851, G. Harrison, and VIM
Cash.
TESTE:
GEO. R. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
March, 1862.
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Ronstlng Of their Products.

A North Carolina correspondent
writes: The Boosting OF both men and
women about the produrtiveuess Of the
South is disgusting, A man will jingle
his spurs, and significantly say "south.
ern;" will throw out his chest and slap
his breast, and wink, and exclaim, home
made or pull up the legs of his boots
and complacenily remark, Tanned
South, by G-dr As there is geuer.
al lack ofsnuff, the women are, of course
halfcrazy for it. As they cannot get it
in sufficient quantities for general use,
many of them have taken to the practice
Of chewing tobacco.
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10 subscribe for paper is to enclose the money
in letter and address the publisher direct,
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county and state very plainly written, as post.
marks are often illegiblc