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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

FINcK's majority, S,544, showing a
loss for Mr.. FINcK In two yoars of
1851. If the democracy arc satisfied
with that kind Of gains, surely Union
men ought to be- Chaiicothc Gazette
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

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Narrow Escape of Bishop Menvaine.-
On his late voyage honle from Europe
Bishop McIlvaine, of this Episcopal
Diocese, had very narrow escape from
drowning, 1t is related as follows ir
the Gambler Episcopalian, ica anartici'
from Assistant Bishop Bedell:
"The Bishop of the Diocese arrived
in Now York on Saturday, 26th, by
steamer Etna. Tho passage was un
usalIy stormy and perilous. For six
teen days, during which the passage
lasted, strong gales were encountered
almost all the time dead ahead. Their
was scarcely day when the Passen
gers dared to go on deck On one oc
casion, whilst the Bishop and severa
other passengers were making thei
way to the Saloon, n wave rose .abov
tho ship, and cresting at that moment
fell with tremendous force upon tn
vessel. The windward bulwarks wer
instantly stove, and the water rushin!
in carried the bishop, and others VIII
were with him, down to leeward, hal
drowned. One poor little cabin boy
the Captains servant, gentle an
attractive lad, was swept overheard
Nothing could be done to save him
for the ship itself was staggering un
der tho blow. Inmaking a great et
fort to save himself, the Bisho,
spraincd his ankle, but recovered hi
f0etiHg; in a moment was thrGwl
again A third timo was on the poin
of being thrown, when two of the stew
ards, seeing his condition, sprang ou
T of the saloon. and drow him into
place of safety. The volume of waite
: of this wave was so great that it file
even the cabin to the depth Of wv
feet. 1t is said that the Captain osti
matod it's wsig ght At 100 tons. Evor
sailor an deck was injured. One poo
fellow was thrown down n hatch way
and broke his arm. For q few me
monts there was imminent dargo
that the Bishop would be washed ovcl
board; and then there could kavc bee
no help"
This is the second time that the vel
crablo and beloved Bishop narrowl
escaped drowning; once before in
, boat, he came near going ovor fall
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GOING TO TTfEIR OWN

A letter from Washington says that
Sam Cox and Daa Vorhees, will, after
serving out their term in Congress,
remove to New York, and engage in
the practice of the law. Where the
carcass is the buzzards will gather
A city which gives 10000 M ajority for
the Copperhead ticket, is a fit place
for Cox and Voorhees,. They can have
no hope any longer of any thing from
the sterling and intelligent people of
the West, and they so where there is
a rabble Of 100000, willing to DO the
biddiag Of such leaders,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Nathan Denny, Collector 18th Dis.
trict Of Ohio, oilico at Circlovillc, o.,
is prepared to furnish stamps contem-
plated by tho 1G2d section of the law
of Congress, passed June 80, 1864, to
wit: ' '.
Sac. lGs That II shall he lawful for any person 10
present TO the collector NJ the district subject to the
rules and regulation Of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, any instrument not previously issued OF
used and requ;e his opinion whether or not the same
il chargeablc with any stamp duty and u the sad
collector shall be Of opnon that such instrument is
chargeable with any stamp duty, he shall, upon the
payment therefor aflix and cancel the proper stamp
and II II the opinion that such instrument Is mol
charglbe with any stamp duty nr is chargeable only
with the duty 10y him designated he Is hereby requr
cd tompress thereon particular stamp, TO be prov
ded for that purpose, with such words or devcS
thereon as heshall Judge proper, which shall denote
that such Instruments not ohargeabe with any stamJ
duty is chargeahe only with the duty denoted BY
the stamp affixed and every such instrument upoI
which tho said stamp shall be impressed shall b'
deemed TO he not chagcNbc, or to be chargeabe only
with the duty denoted by the stamp so afiKcd anC
shall be resolved in evidence in all courts of law o
| equity, Notwithstanding any objections made TO IN,
same by reasup oft being unstainped, or oft beinI
| insuttulently stamped, .7t "a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

FINcK's net majority l,693 Now lot
us see where he has gained. The votc,
in the samo counties, in 1862, was as
follows: "
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

and am sorry to say that ono Of
Capt. Stinchcomb's heroes, Geo. Burn
sides took the oath of allegiance to
the Southern Cohfederacy and went
into their ranks. Edward Mover,
a member of the 10Th o. V. l is in
prison at Florence, s. c., and Horny
9. Sites is there; both in good health.
No moro at present, / will bo home
in a few days. .>s. q.
JACOB WEAVER, ,.
Co. A, 18th, Rec't Owl.
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s@..Seo advertisement of Farm for
sale elsewhere.
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Christian Commission.

At meeting of tho Cincinnati
Branch of the U. s. Christian Commits.
sion, held on Tuesday evening at the
residence cf A. L. Chamberlain, Esq,
Chairman, report was presented,
showing tho business of tho last year,
of which the following is a summary
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

l. I.leutenant General I, 3. Grant. '." .ia
Z. Major General II. W. Haeck. ..,.,.
.. MAJOR General W, T. Sherman.
g. Major General Geo. O. Meade. ,T.fIui ..|
5. MAJOR ueneralP, II, Sheridan ...
0. BrigadiOr Goncfsl W.S. RoSecrAns. I"'J
7, Brigadler General q. II. Thomas. AZ -tl ls
5, BrgaSier General W. s. Hancock.
Regular officers of similar commits
Sions, outrank volunteers. That is tc
say, q Regular Major General Outrank'
Volunteer. rs5f ovg7j s.,t Il. .iy
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

All applications under this section
will be made TO the collector at Cir
cleville, Ohio. 81 '- '1H.. % a7s"'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15
Tn. "New veteran Corp.., :,

We have received tho following let
ter from Washington, in reference to
the new Veteran Corps to bo raised
aud commanded by Maor-Gcneral
Hancock; I'll y \
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
ALL w pmh b.RAAamG

Figured and plain, atpll prices Another
LARGE lot of those splendid Two Shilling Pc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
BALMORAL SKIRTS

BY the cord In every pattern imaginable ana - price
OH What present for Christmas New Years one Of
them would make for BashfM Icyerto give 70 his -.
Viii every time j Speaking Of Ban,oral Skirts, makes
think OF splendid assortment OF HOOP SKIRTS We have
sGe IN the ss.te. and selling them
a prices competition ispsrfecy mpos
". hay. many other kinds 81 good, q which would
Ike to tel, yon hut our space this Handful will not APP
nit 80 We will only mention cur, 7r1nT I. r...-,
;~ss HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, r~tr
All Of which in the Linen Department such Bleached
and Brown Table Linens. in all grades DGyis' Crssa
o,fselvcs direct from the Factories We can
Afford 70 seIthem 1t Re.. = ebhe.s Whole pes
sGfSfENTLEMEN, VIZ invite your attention
~. ia. the following list as part Of our i'm
mencs stock "'a's@ "a
- Our Cloth Department is full Of Bargainsf
, Be.yer.- French, English and German-bought when
gold Was down Brcadcioths- American and French very
Cheap Doe skins IrenchC ai.nere. Harris Cassinsres
41.ss. eso kisass
farmers ana Mechanics. Csssnsres; coHrssizlos n.
H. H. G 6 es3 !; 's;" and Furnishing Goods
ue can gre Bargains that ,ctA astoaik
ssaif.asx vs@aV dssy Ons.s sye-r .zsl a.
!.saMmsk BE- Sold IL Thirty. Dgls, -, |,
IN DoMESiiy - ~; u hm.ht n
{he before the sayanse they can and will be sold
for less than they now worth in New York In fact,
aides and Gentlemen, We have LARGE and CHOICE
Foreign aud Domea;e Dry eod. SKIS EN-
10 wal ~ x:ss; brOitlsries, s.'si.-n.vrs. =.
! And Fine Eanfy Goods, Clothing, Furnishing
a4s ssaa all Goods, Hat& Cap, fer sar
And We will strive consncs VOW all YOU vii call
tbs Union store directly oPp9sts shs wssset i.Sase
ehss cutr Il the place buy GOOD a9oDss sand buy
~ rs sn.ifA 4. Howe, ., and 10. 5:
Edxatdt formerly With suthefnnd ore With az. and
cons o, sas se.a. an that ve near
rs Sdd WAT mean, we srahound ~
10 on. '%i NV Hasst6s 4stss ;4hsHNerM"
We an. E1Nttoon1 ddepsk6, 1efx f6t6yd23Ar5a
! JAMES MILgX& CCo:.s,,s,at,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

pRopRIETORS OF. THE GREAT
Igs.. UNION CASH STORE,
Who lave created such a furor Of excite!
.ment in tho whole Northwest BY 4 the Great
Bargains they ore giving in all kinds Of
DRY GOODS, and fearing that there yet
might be SOME that have not henfa'of them
and their doiugs thoy will here say few
words for: themselves. ~, ak...,,' 2 q r3sG
We feel that it is unnecessary Tor us to
say any thing to- any' sot eoyyn sotd Patrons:
more than simply ths ASKING y9u Joy your noe
raj patronage ana by tcmha mg you that we
are very much, better prepared now than at
any Other time since our arrival here, to give
YOU Good Bargains, rs we now have enesTot
the larecstnnd bcstsslected Stockse ever Of
fsr.d IL Ills city.Z J.F q Z 4 E
We willennmerate ttor the benefit Of the
few, who doInot vet know Of us,) some Of the,
different kind Of Goods we deal in.
r ADIES.--As the Ladies are :nppermost
IL, in our minds, (lhree old Baehes ~ TIE
House) we will first tell them What we Keep
in the Ladies line. 80 ~
Ladies' Dress Goods to be closed oat
-, very Cheap. -. : - "'1
Alerinos-French, German and English,
Veru Lo,r Plaid Alracas. Reps and Val
sncias less thaneost. A spientied assortment
of ENGLISH Parrametas and Cobergs, at
ereativ reduced prizes. French, English and
American Reps, figured and plain, as cheap
as you rant A large lot OF the Paris fanc'cs
at cost to1mport 80 - IT. '"'I '-A''' - ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

BLACK SILKS, We hattcr ourselves
mat NC have as good if not the best ever
offered in this city, and We arc selling them
Is per cent less than they can be bought IN
New Yofk We would say to ALL do not buy
/ YARD 81 Block Silk until you look ft.sours
II Dclains II have \ full stock ins all the
different grades, from IS cents
); Embroidered 70, theeHolidays,
4, elegant .ssortneua,bffFrench Wrought
collars and Sleeves, IN SETS, splendid
present for Chri.tmas, (eadk Of our Bachelor
Bows have one hid away to sivoto somebody
and va would advise all the rest Of the old
Boehes 10 cbnc and do likewise. Yes, make
some heast glad, and have somebody ~ she
!. rls2 there arc old Bachcs, ant then, when
this aCruel war is over who knows what
viii happen! =.
ss.rtmsns gsry eA.op Some 81 those s G s,su
BEAVER AND orrER SKATING CARS AND HOODS,
Are sct left, bSt the way they have been
selling for ths past fewEdayss We shall mot
have them long. and we cannot now purchase
Them at the prices We have been selling them
for 80 come esrly or you viii mass your
chance ofsetting them, at present prices
'Zephyr Hoods, Nubias Sontogs,
. Nubia Hoods, a,,d Skating Caps.
we have tho largest lot ever offered west of
Chicago, and MUST BE SOLD in the next
THIRTY DAYS. SO call TT the lNlCN
STORE. fyou want anything IN tins nne: i.
I IL, Country MERCHANTS, il IN want OF
ans thug in this line, Will DO vel to call, on
us As we will sell them less tha" N. r.: ep@l. :,
ICLoAKs, CIRCLES ANDCoATs,
DoA large lot just received and selling on
cblinamission at manufacturers prices ave
also manufacture largely IN McGregsr our
selves, thus saving the manufacturers prom,
aud en-. bling us TO selt thep, below those tfas
buy Of the jobbers il, New York % 'o7'S"
re- CLOAK CLOTHS. 81 )
In Beavers Eroad Cloths, French Repeliant Ladies
Cloth As''u by she yard piece or Aanuac'srea W
order.
Wsolen shaw IN every grade and direct ron IN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

INV YoRk, Dep 1.-THE Prcsiisl, bsr-
ing dissppr0ved Of - much Of Gen. Dixe's
resent order oirsctiag pursuit Of raiders ever
the border.
Gen. DIX hss Issued 81 craes rssOklps
that part.
NKw nav. Dec. i5--Ool. De Forrest OF
5th New York cavalry died in this city yes
terday.
The Posts Washins,an spec says. Sec
rotary Stanton ordered = sslu q 900 guns
in Frsrklin Square to day. Coz rhomss vic.
toIy over Hood. e.
The Post publishes detailed statement Of
vessels Comparing Roar Admiral fortsr's
fees With an expedition On Moodsy last nom
Hampton Roads. there are ca vessels con-
paying 597 guns.
Nxw 1okK, Dec. f7-Richnond papers
mention another Uniou expedition IN North
Carolina Ia sdaisioa 60 one us the Ro>soks.
hey cay last Monday thses hundred men
fromlGunsssls on Chowsn river and destroy
edfshs re- g oomnissass stores o, Murfrccs-
boro Ia Hartford county and took OF nam
Der Of hor-es and mules. :
Board and lodging Is advertised a Rich
raoni at s25 per day
In che rebel Senats a resolution sss ohsT-
ed . establish a dag OF cOniederste state.
Il appears the rebel navy objects 70 thepres-
eni flag because n calm Il looks like fag
Of truce. a.
Nr. henry's joint resolutions 20 prosecute
the var ill lh6ependcnde vas secured. wss
adopted
The salaries % the members aud officers
OF the House were each increased to 50 500
per annum.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

damage done BY his force on The line Of
march Though SecEgis was inoalculAbls.
No doub; whatever is entertained at Hilton
Head Sherman viii capture Savannah With
very htsie loss % sis army. Authorities asd
eilixe8s Of Charleston and Savannah are ma
kiss shSsis 70 aeiena these cities. Every
rebel capable Of holding musket ara In
faaks asd sseFy moment they expert 60 b
brought IN eoatset with Sherman. Ihs few
Federal ohicars who ere passengers IN the
Northern Light and who have been recently
exchanged ere confident in their sr-srticos
hat troops defending Savannah and Char
,s,sn sre ofa very indiscipllned character
! hat Ehen the outer entrsuchments sur
raauding places are once forced. IS they viii
ioubtedly Be. there i nothing further 10
.sract Sherman from taking possession Of
4 cities
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

The excellent Oysters served at the
Festiv,l at Dosling's Hall, we're from the
Washington saloon North side OF the Square.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

t. We are last approaching that season
o. the year when every body Who has friends,
re't'ions Or ntna:s ecqu1nisnces. tsLd
We has 9otl cofi;sling on the possibility
or probability 20 receiving from the Aiore-
sald. some s.acBto Of the return OF tie boil
day season. 80 e syscalatte IN hg quiet
perambuiations or the description OF gait
vhich he m.ght. could. would. or should
make 60 those Desr and dear 70 him. Te all
such the huge advertisements from EdsalI.
Root & Coz. which appears THE morning
will De 81 Interest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

e. he csutata Of Esther. the Beautiful
Queeu. = Il BE- produced Al DowIing's Hall
20 morfo~ eees ing As musical en- nposi-
tlon it Il exceeding merit. rsplete with
bssuaiul soio- daetts. quaFle,tes and cho-
fusse- The salo singers are selected from
aulouE ouf best lady and gentlemen vocalists.
and ,aHot doubt Is will prove adsciied
success. The ladies' OF the Soldiers Aid
Society have taken charge OF the sale OF
ticket aad Is. ftoceeds will be placed ia
their treasury to assst Ia alleviating the
vaults Ut ncede families. no lover OF good
music o. friend ~ the destitute poor will
fee is fity oeu,s--yOu get tue iul worth of
your money Aad 30 a charitable as.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19
srsu "a NOTICE.

srEsf al NOTICE.
To shs readers - ~ Daily and weekly Express.
Tern H.uie. Indiana.
rts undersigned wonit respectfully ssk asteutioa
10 TIE prsparstions kuoEn e.
Hunneweff's UnfveFsnG Cough
tcmrdF.
The 6resi ssuedg Tor eli Throat sn Lang CON
paints.
saaszew roIu Anodyae.
psrfsci relief fer Neuraigis. al Nervous Com
plaluts, and Los q sieep.
HnnnsweEf's Eclectic PtIi's.
Declares 20 be The iaost p.rfs0 -athariic ard FEN
~ Pills: ssldem rsqairlng more than ono fsr aoss
49, ~itnoat Gripping. snd fhas should be knoau
% stey fsmiig. q
These preparations a. 81 noticed each ulo-th.
sna originating from most patent eussioas IL kst
hire. vnioYs - Ten gsafl ansoandsd reputation.
readers invited .cc-pt uch notices - = trns
& De- q character sd sivs M lh.i. oonnds &c b.
tsst them
JoaH HUME WILL. Prop1
frAetiesl Chemist. nsston. HAS
49, s.l- - D-.isrn 10 sssry CITY snd town.
81 r-sisr- elfh goo' hulsinsss references sup
plied On co.nm.ssson
q. " Patrick = Co fe1e naotr:
SHIRE Eokstiae A Co. . PAFk. Cincinnati. ..
Wholesale Agents DscGiulm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

fos1 kossos. Dec. is-The steamers
forshsra Lizbs .nd ysrnna arrived frrn
Chsrle-ssa hHbos - late Soar i.s, eues-
inr ~ith 5p0 released Federal prisoners zach.
ard after lapdipg he rsiIs Ard disp.schss
proceeded Immediately 20 apnapsl-. The
news bsush' BY these siexnss !. 81 most
sscoersginr Character Al sbe tine Of SAL
ins al ne nsa 81 Var ard oshst VESTS
composing Dshlsfesn's 6sss we're gaiiy bsng
v.ih solers 10 token Of success Of ssns
novsnsns Of shern.a-'bs srsci nature Of
sbs>t could rot se learned.
oas sxrhssred mea are I0pd 10 their
praise Of the ssce' = attending Toe elorious
eaupsign 81 sberusn ssd say hat nom
her ocnvsr~~tion with some esaser, Of
ohsri<<aon and Surrounding ooastry -h.s
ssroase 70 b sxebasssd b ss admitted The
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

CHatsrzs- - CoxIse And Santa Claus
hl sfsbi.shsd h.s principal headquarters 4
scuader's. larf south of the Post ONCE.
~here he invites toe friends OF the children
. come aud receive their allotted share Of
Holiday presents There will be found 3
grand array - she ornamental sud beautiful.
and the finest 81 eanlifs I'D CONNECTIONS are
not he least o. fhe attraction offered
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

NV YoEK. Dec ~
flour, state aud Weatsta doll snd 5alOc
lower, $40 20ai0 - ioI common 90 good
shippiug brands extra X n. o rpa s1I 30
asia Tor trade bfsnds
Wh.-ky active and Grmef sesiesa Il ~
- or -
Wheat coll and nominal. ld2c lover.
Corn 4uist and nominal. .ear4
oeta quiet
Coffee Sugar a1d Nolssses dol
Petroleum steady.
Pork decidedly lower. $50 l2is@4.
Beef steady aud IN Ia dcmsf1. III
Dressed hoea a shade easier p.
lard lover.
Money easy ana steady Al CO. pr ceot,
Stcriing dull
Gold hesvs aud decidedly lover. Opening
&C 81 81, declining 10 a. p And ciosing at
% 25i,
Total exports OF specie to-day 4 srli 700.
6ovemmtnt Stoke more active and q
shade Lfmer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ls-Measuros are
being taken 10 raise REGIMENT Of veterans
ON this coss' 20 serve in Hsrcocks corps
J ". Nye, late. Governor. OF Nevada has
heen elected Senator from that State.
The rain storm IN us State stiIl conun-
uos al intervals although note ofths valleys
here Jet been Hooded. large tracks OF lsndsl
are submerged
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

wAssIssros, Dec. l6-9 3 m -D8fise
lsss night Hood ~.sh3ss~ HI. riybs ron N.
river aud took a position covering Hillsboro,
Gr.any whites a1i Ff.nklin Pike. ~hish
ssee hss been carefully prepared for lbs 6sai
Hoes % faFiy but the sscoud wss gsry stub
bornly dsiends aud 81 lssi heavily assaulted
three times before succeeding Twas car
red Lo-s.sr - pieces o. artillery. 900
men including Gsa. Jackson with the rem
liant u be division -srs taken, ne suerly
sosce-i tack too riies, and his army broken
Toto iuo paris. Que OF White Pike Al ons
on zoe PrsnklIa with the range Of biuhy bills
bss~ssa Them Stesdnan sa5 Mood are
psss.ng dosn TIE latter. snd A }. Smith.
&c hofsls ard the cavalry dosp the fornr-r
Hoos cant make another such 1sy's aghi
vhils Thon.s Is "a god esnditsoa y pres
him. Every oody. Ehiic ard ol-ok. "a
splendidly.
EN-. STANTON. seey. War
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

Nosice Il take this usods OF nol.i, -
nv 'sdy itsepds thst osing o. the msny "a
csevepieeces 81 my former plsce o. ba-,nsss
b the wiotes se.-oa. | 49, compelled to
@ove 20 N, plsce o. resiosuee. No. ~ South
seventh street. ~ssfe ! rll costume %
e.rsy ca tie dress making. ard vii nss al
exeruous n plessc al .ho send ne = share
Of shsF patronage. Win NAM hanks fot
iossnsf liberal patronage hope - ressia The
sane soa - msay more - wiH favor ne
eth = snare o. their trade IA ny line
tcio32E. ANNA SELHFIhFR
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

~ druid. TIE oraculsr correspondent
81 The World who hs. raised on paper the
most Permissible sstsl sfmie-. and ca. AZ
rsugsd ia p a,s-d parsgtape- ne un,on DIE
rlrit are S namerous Instances. turns out
q oe useepapss adventure by ne oame
o. 1alsn Csthsr + .ni ~hs w b. fesaea.-
bered 5, e.s ollss citizens "a former resi-
deaf 81 th.s place he Va The el1r.s son Of
tle E. Fass. she ksp, bookstore on tie
West s'ls 81 tae square. md Il he time Of
b. e. aufe serv ~ss yeone man % much
rsom- he b.easa rr.tsns give. very
lfst sketeh - him. .s iolls~s
"a served BE iiu.e A. acwspAper re-
port ln Chicago. tttieg hsss ainplovrs GO
tbe ti,ne- a. inzt csgacits he ~ss rsinei
ptily voted ief sluperdeus iyinr. I'D visd
nlaElutli.a stitA uevef staroti .haTf eth
~ boundaries ~ fiut1 ree.etpa f4sfisf-
i*m. "a sttef q sfeflt - Gefssl4 .ssAne.
IsetsNsIfE. sna fcgtic<s expenditure. We
ihtok E sit1ia ooarus - tate tn~t ~ never
~rote e lus eta = rtie efffnih iu i oniess
~ .cciisu1 one ~ IA pslocip,i exploits
49, s,faiag Aie ~ peaglAs. IA thi> ussc
J ~ >heAe<e. Esq. lAea sd.foi 81 tic
fiats. SIS erxAkei upoe lite ~ Douelas
Nr. = 80 accustomed - ie2ve his MANI
scripts. vsiea BE- ksd afisea dafing the
ttv. ia hss afaerf fiat. whoss duties ksot
t'.s d. he eilrt late 81 zi.hi. cpeaed the
dfA~ei fetuisFis ard copirt them As the
eeok rssrel eeeol-fou. FsIai vss sudieaiy
cellsa - e. Yssk g. as.sia...s. AID Ms
| >hfahsu - asf,f ished stan 4lfaf Al = Ii
q noaElss = lh- nsrkes. ~hlcn bore > -tri-
kieg fe.fra eiascs 81 ~. Al ~ course. ksli-
- ts beek Easrc.sls aext aaufi.Asss
en 70 t.nsirusf Essei -. snt ther On So
etf efk liaa3 aoi etfs.ls corps. ira
esce 80 easch - - ~. "a ga kad hss4iis
tsrl. 81 - Dfai tne .ece.siea cofresootd.
sst oi ~ Ne~ lofk Nerld he = "a
tsci o. faisiacrs .ecessionists. = per
s-.sefsn' ssfsiss. sifsuiae dads. q feckits.
c.,.,-<' ea<< - r~ars-s-f~~ H. hrafhss
Easa 50 e Na.ssts. - = iAntss ierkins
ID utesss sane 81 a cascx ar8 drsw ~
oo<u- t-.lf. Per asssis frsfrurs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

The Draft i have opened an ONCE
"a y. ~ snnon's former Banking room over
Mckeea's New Bank. where will give spe-
cisl attent,on 10 al matters connected with
the draft Persons wanting substitutes TO
fesehlsuve substitutes. o. Wishing 10 Oil the
quota II to~n-hip. viii had e to their adj
vantage 10 cali 0n me ADVICE concerning
The draft given giass. Substitutes Wan,e 1
TO whom ! ~il pas the highest bounty o
'ered IN THE District
ttcl5dtf Il M. HARRISON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

CSolsA4ri. Dec. Il
Flour dull
Wheat duh. al s20392 % ios Red
No change IN Ccrn Oats OF Rye
Whisky advanced 90 ~ sScf2. -.
Provisions dull
Mess Pork declined Que dollsr Per barrel
closing unsettled at sac Az 80
Hogs dull. 40 saies, ps.ces nominsl, re-
ceipts 600
orocsries unchanged.
Gold AZ 81 % ....
silver AZ g. 20 - CO.
Money market tight ct IS % u per cent:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19

~ The Union wgwsm. a. Indianapolis.
BY permission 81 the County Commissioners,
Is being converted into Temple Of Thespis.
and during ne winter dramatic performances
vii be given by the Amateur Dramatic
Company. lof sde benefit Of soldiers farni-
Lee