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Christmas Trees. Christmas
Trees We have fine lot OF Evergreen
Tree. suitable ior that PURPOSE SAMPLES
eau be seen and orders left With Haas &
Schweitzer. No. : Main Street. also at Scud-
der's Confectionery near the Poet Office
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28

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their, roo~ on, nss' "Wednesday uisessss
BUSINESS Of Importance viii be laid before
he house By order OF the Foreman,
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28

CAIko. Dec. 81 The steamers from
New Orleans brings dates Of 18Th. 18Th. and
ooh; eH i
Ths:New orIssnr Tines. sspondent ds-
cd the iith Gays rebel force OF 1000
stroue crossed the swamps OF Black river on
the 18th to escort Lsuners across the Miss
i--ippisses " t8ffH rstsef
Col forrsr sscertsinsd they were II miles
below vidalia on the 10th but could not OBJ
TON perm 'ssson 20 attack them
Davis noted GaerriIls &c wss hanged
on 23i sc Pickering. Memphis.
The Ohio river at this poin Is higher than
at any previous time during the year.
From Washing ton
WASHINGTON. Dec. N.-The Navy De
psrtmens has 40 lssss iet~liieence from Rear
Admiral Porter'- feet No news has been
received up 20 this hour. 2 ociock the sfter-
r,oeo. Of array and naval spsrs uous IN any
quArtes
, 1864-01-26
EQbica9o Urtb'1ut.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1884
r1L UP TIE OLD REGIMENTS.

II Is now the settled determination OF the
ncoplc Of the North to stand by the Admins
fration and help It fight out this war to
successful issue. Coppcrheada, If they
viii not help, should at least hush their craven
clammoring for peace and cease any further
outward attempts ut opposing the efforts of
1he Govetnment The way to peace is now
open and with the coming spring our armies
should snovc- rapidly and strife elcctuaus-
The blows should be short and sharp and the
DAYS Of the rebellion will soon be ovcr. with
a played out currency, disconnected army, a
lack Of faith in their leaGars, q large proper
lion of the people threatening open violence,
and three States knocking at the door Of the
Union for re-admission, 1t needs only few
more vigorous, telling blows TO overthrow
the whole rotten fabric Of the bogus Confed-
eracy and plant anew the authority Of the
Constitution and the laws.
To effect this We must present an unbroken
front 10 the enemy. The only hrcad OF hope
npon which the rebels are hanging their
cause is that at the expiration Of the three
years term of service our men would not
Teenlist. Dut in this they arc sadly disap-
pointed. Our gallant veterans are rc-entsf~
ing almost en- ,nax~e, and We must sun 1ar-
thcr aid them by. filling up the places
of tLoec Who have been killed
in oattle OF By disease The splendid and
war-worn regiments returning from their
daily, must go back to the field filed
up to the maximum. They must oppose full
ranks TO the depleted and wasted rebel reGsi-
mcuts.. With the return Of Spring, tens Of
fbousands of new bayouetS must glIstcn
over the border, and as the old flag once
more goes forward, victory will follow In Its
train. The rebels can raise no more men.
We have but begun 10 touch our resources
Fill up the regiments then and forward The
very sight ofthcse old regiments coming back,
1lled up again, will be worth the best battle
Of the war In Its moral effect, and will turn
the discomfort already prevailing in the South,
into despair. The rebel cause is tottering;
new is the time to strike.
, 1864-01-26
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY EvEyNo, jan. Is, 1ss9-

MONDAY EvEyIyo, jan. q, ISL.
HOGS-The receipts Of hogs ut the various yards
since Saturday amount to about 800 head. There has
been little Of any improvement in the duness aud de-
preston With which tie market closed Saturday,
md considering that tho same restrictions on the
shipping dcpartm ent, Of our railways continue it
could hardly hare been expected That there would be-
The entered sales amount to 2t2G hea-, which
have been taken chiefly By packers 1t
prices ranging from 259sS5, but chiefly at ss9a65
Ito ms. Nearly all tho business transacted since the
previous report WINS done yesterday; the yards have
consequently to-day presented most teless appear
From the list Of sales appended 1t will be
tatuo alteration has taken place In the QuotEtous OF
tho market There however. appears general indif
ference to buy md beyond the actual necessities for
present consumption there Ia no demand. One OF tho
finest, and probably the heaviest, lot ct Hogs
received this season are now at the Cottage
Grove Yards Of The White Chester breed, aud fed By
Mr.. Oliver, Of Adams county. Illinois, their average
weight being 4sd NJ. They unsol this evening.
, 1864-01-26

The Investigations of the Committee of
Ways and Means on the taxation Of spirits
has developed much interesting information.
The annual consumption Of spirits, as shown
by The New York trnde, is abont 100, ,000, 900
Of gallons. By the census Of 1850, 80, 7s1 ,557
gallons were produced in the loyal States
alone. Under the Excise law, tax was paia
up to October 50, 1861 nr n, ,e.o, ,ooe gall6ns.
-1,,,. t-. ~s -~.ree, largely below the years
consumption, and is to be explained by the
confusion incident TO the earlier working OF
tho net, and particularly by the difficulty Of
discriminating between stock produced be-
fore and after Sept ], 1865. The monthly
collections Of revenue have steadily increased
and for the months Of July, August, septem-
ber and October, 1868. the receipts on spirits
averaged ss2 oe2 os or at the rate Of &c.
ST, 90 per annnm, representing sAs3, ,795.-
10. For November and December the returns
were much larger.
, 1864-01-26
MICHIGAN SOLDIERS VOTING

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, 1864-01-26

Correspondents Of the N. Y. Tribnne.l
NASSAU, Jan. 9.-!There are now In the chan
nel here some nine blockade runners seven OF
which came in after successful trips, all re-
Gently, and two came back empty, getting in
here this morning. One of the successful
ones, the Scotia, also got in to-day. lam as
cured here that blockade running has been
livelier for the last three weeks than for any
time for months Tast. OF course the busi-
secret here. Among those now here is the
celebrated "ANce,'F which, claims to have
made over forty successful trips We went
aboard of her. She is Glasgo x-bnilt, fast
and light looks like ono of y0nr Sound
steamers, and claims that she Is too fast for
even the Vanderbilt.
The corisca WAS boaTded by the Vanderbilt
carly yesterday morning, which created 1ut-
te1i1g among the secesh on board After
leaving she sailed westerly. The -Corsica
carried out come precious chaps-among
them pleasant, cherry gentleman who reg
istered himeeifa at the Victoria Hotel rs Geo.
r. johnson Of Savannah, Gu, and seemed to
be much Of a lion with the numerous and re-
in possession Of that house. A heavy, stolId,
young Germnn-looking man wrote IN unpro-
Eouncecble Russian name, md hailed all the
wny from Moscow. He had invested in
couple Of blockade-runnings steamers. and tho
black pilot who boarded the Corsica brought
the cheering news to him that one Of them
had been captured within few days, and the
other had Just blown up. He was received
with the COMMUNICATION Of collapsed great
man. There were also come dozen more Of
the nk on board. I suspect, from the appear.
apce Of the piratical buccaneer1ng fancy men
who haYe just started from Havana, that the
, 1864-01-26
BEAUTIFUL READING FO1k COP
PERHEADS.

We reprint remarkable article from the
Richmond Wh;g on the proposed repeal OF
the Substitute bill, and on the bill before the
rebel Congress 10 force MI classes between
eighteen and eixty-flve into the army, cx-
empting none but cripples.- The Whig de-
nounces these measures as folly and mad
ness, and proceeds to show that 1t is utterly
beyond the power Of the Confederate admin
istration to maintain 1unn more in the field
than they now have. It demonstrates that n
larger army canuo! be fed, clad, or supplied,
and that the industry Of the South can sus-
Tain no further drain Of white men. # the
proposed conscription is to be carried out,
who is to take care Of the negroes who are
becoming restiyc and dissatisfied? 4 few old
men, and boys, cannot hold them In suh}ec-
tfon and keep them hard at work
The Wig also shows that the stock of cat
tie mud horses In the rebel States Is nearly
consumed. For beef tho commissary is
Obliged to fall back on mich cows. OF bacon
Md mutton the supply is exceedingly scarce
and tho owners refuse to sell for confederate
aAiuyil1stess., Lec'e soldiers have quarter of
u pound Of meat per day. The hospitals are
irrcgularly furnished. East Tennessee, the
main reliance Of the rebels, is In Federal
hnllds, and the rebel government is driven to
seize the standing crops Of whole counties on
the plea Of absolute necessity. Forage is
scarcely to be had. Last Winter, ,stua1t's cav
airy was scattered all over Virginia to get
food for their horses, and this winter 1t is
quite worn ont In all the armies, the want
OF small arms, cannon and ammunition be-
gins 10 be seriously felt.
The railway system Of the State, the W1iy
declares to be utterly and hopelessly dilapl-
dnted, and the rolling stock 50 ont OF repair
and worn go badly rs to be almost practically
useless, on some roads.
Tic Wing closes:
49, Thus In the list analysis, We ind VIC have an
army poorly clad scant1ly led tndiaerenuJ equip
, 1864-01-26

The Newport Me7r7t'y OF Saturday says:
In 1859 we cold the old Franklin Press to
John B. Murray, Esq, Of New YORK, he agree
ing to Place 1t at the Patent Oflce In Wash
ingtnn or some equally public and safe place,
our desire being, not SO much to secure the
liberal sum offered us to secure its preserga-
tion for future generations, as 1t was the first
press upon which Benjamin Franklin worked
From the time ofsale until last week VIC had
lost al truce Of the Press, but now VIC learn
TINT Mr. Murray LAS decided to present it to
lie Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Asso-
citation, and on Monday next, tho 15sth ami
vctea1y Of the birth day Of franklin, the pre-
C. Winthrop will receive it in behalf of the
Society.
This act Of Mr.. Murray will be gratifying
to many who hare desired its preservation,
snd although Newport should layc retained
was first used, having been sent from Eng
land in ZIG.
, 1864-01-26

An investigation is about being had OF the
prices paid for marine transportation in the
Department Of the South and elsewhere It
is known that certain steamers have been
paid for as many as ten or tiftcen times over,
and are still being paid, for at the same or
hardly less e1orbitant rates. These steamers
are mostly in the hands Of New York Cop
pcrheads, and the investigation will be sur
p1ising in its Developments There is now a
claim before the authorities for paying out for
one Of these steamers lost through the care
1essness or design OF her captain, and 1t can
be proved in this case that, while eleven
Thousand dollars would have been IN ample
price for the boat, over Two hundred thous-
and have actually been paid for her.
This vessel was run ashore and lost, and
the owners arc now here to recover $1a, 900,
her alleged value.
, 1864-01-26
Tr0H'br1dEc.

Some Of our contemporaries ask who Is
@4Trowbridge," " whose letters from New York
and published. N. P. Trowbridge was former
ly Of Augusta, Georgia He was originally
q negro-drivcr, became next a neEro-tradcr,
md used to visit Virglnia annually to buy
slayCs for the Georgia market. In that way
he made fortune and became what is called
by northern suobs ''Sout1e1n gentleman"
for some years. Soutter; who is mentioned
in the letters, was formerly Vice-President Of
New York Insurance Company Of which one
Of the Lama1s was President Dart Was form
crly halter In this city Dow was mining
agent In Tcuncsscc.-N 7. EteuiHg hsf.
, 1864-01-26

HEEr GATTrE-Ths- x->ersrto aauSu oaSorday
amount to ubout ;56 head OF Beef Cattle, and the
tered sales to io head at prccs ranging from SANG
4no, principally at $s-oc@1su per 100 MS. "A fair
amount of busiuess wis done on yesterday, with
moderate demand for medium grades. at the nuota-
lions given 1t the close OF the preceding market.
Nearly thirty Of better class stock have been
shipped through toNew York during to-day owners
account; Shippers generally arc however Inactive,
tic principal demand being among spectators, city
butchers, and for Government account
.1i' 81 BEEF CATTLE HALHs s1ECE SATURDAY.
Harold sold Wall u Ut 1.119 at s3oo-
Shaw sold EawRett S. av l ESQ ut 2S1e0 per head.
'Reinucu4p sold Eosenth11 GO nv 3i9 at St.b0.
Eo.tnthnl sold WaI1a1 50 5s2 at $915; 60 av 81
atS3fn.
Shaw Epld EawBctt 10 ay1 Ill at 1855.
Weir eold Miller 10 ~ 1,1I at $S.7U.
, 1864-01-26
CHICAGO DAILY s1AnRET.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. =. 1854.
EREIGIsTs-Ihere Is nc change III rates. We
, 1864-01-26


Mortars, cannon, Greek fire and bayonets
arc not the only elements In the successful
prosecution of war. They arc useful In their
way. Men arc sometimes SO persistent in
their determination to Outrage the require
mcnts Of civilization, progress, liberty and
religion, that blood letting ia the only process
that will cool their temperaments and bring
them to realizing sense Of duty, and in such
cases We are in, favor Of physical agencies
freely administered. But the patient often
needs other remedies in addition to medicine
So with our rebellious patients Of the South
Keep administering the iron and 1cadcn pills,
but apply also other remedies, and
among them vigorous use Of their King
cotton" We have great faith In cot
ton, which for 10 many years has exercised
royal prerogativea over us. We have been
SO long under the sway Of the docculent fiber
thai We have become well acquainted with
Its character, and believe that it can be EN-.
plgycd against the rebels with tremendous
force, and that In so doing we shall be
enatcling from them the very handspring of
their power. To thls end every restriction
should be removed from its purchase, except
such us are absolutely necessary, in a miIitary
have tended seemingly only to result
in corruption Of the worst descrip-
tion, should be revoked and free
trade allowed, so far as 1t does not
cause detnmcnt 10, military operations
Either let the business IN cotton be absolute
y 1rec or p1ohloited altogether, Tor any other
course only induces cor1upaon, nat, oct1er
than all, lcs the frade BE- Tree with the ad-
, 1864-01-26

Thta Aea but nnrt1n of tha Railway r.rsJnt
, 1864-01-26

eB Gen. Gilmore is trying the strength
Of one Of his 800 pounder Parrots. The gun
is sighted for Charleston, and has been fired,
at intervals Of ten minutes, about 500 times,
dropping shell each time into the cradle of
Secession. Thus far the gun gives no sign of
falling; -but it will be worked until It bursts
OF otherwise Eiyes ont.
, 1864-01-26

1R:-Iu complimentary notice of t'The
Rose Hill Ladies' Soldiers Relief Associa-
tion," in the Tribune Of Monday, which, l
doubt not, is well deserved, Mr.. Nichols
THINKS The ladice for providing him with m
artificial arm. only wish to say that the
Government provides each soldier who loses
en- arm, OF leg, or an eye, in the service
with another one, free Of expense to the SOL
dier: BESIDES taking care Of him while the
limb is being fitted. have seen several sol
diHs about the city begging for funds to sup
ply themselves with artificial limbs. There
Is no reason for this. Arms, legs, and eyes,
arc furnished BY the Medical director OF the
Department Of the East, under orders from
The slEgeonGene1aps ounce ~ y: =; 1so tps ps. Mea
street.. Ncw York; :. ~: Ic:sJ, B. n.
, 1864-01-26

A convention Of ~iaiIYncn was recently held in
Rome, New York, In which nine counties n tile cen
trnl and western part Of the State wrFc represented
and the aggsga.s number Of coEs was reported At
cd the factosy system which Is run by an associ-
aIen e farmers whose membS1s furnish at ts IaSso.
prorostionate quantity Of the cheese the orails
thereof tut IN most cases tho milk y sold Gt the tc,
tory By tue quart the pound. dsrS In Courtland
eouuty consisting Of 1to0 cows. is thought tabe the
largest in the world. Qfthese cne man, the proprte-
II ycaTa ago with IS cows when he got nyc cents por
ro1nt! for cheese "on credit Cheese Is Ills specials
, 1864-01-26

The Lumber Trade on the Upper l1fssfaalppf.
tFrom the Minneapolis Statesman, atst.l
Ono ct our most energetic n2d Intelligent lumber
dealers informs ua that the aggregate number Of logs
go1 ane - "" 1s tn,s Po1nt nS.
mate ninety millions Of fstt; This immense stock
nj nil be manufacture at This point durlng th:
sring ycar Capitalists and others Will please make
Of the 8bOS6
, 1864-01-26

EIORF CcnfrnCf9 at st. LOUIS.
Col. T. J. uaipcs Chief CotnE1issary Of the Depart
nent OF the Missouri. hs5 awarded. on proposals
opened By him Jan. .. tile following contracts for sln
Gle extra flour.
j. L. Buck.and, 2 G0e sac!:s ct 23.60.
Same, 90 sacEa ut {31i.
The oEr is to he put mp III double sGcls, cotton and
linen. each sack to ccut:fu tGQ fa8 Of Hour,
, 1864-01-26

With more favorable weather and an active demand,
prices for a grades OF sugar have advanced &c D,
lower description remaining unchanged. To-day's
lots 1t ioS1iXe. Tor iii Is faly fasr E@Yc, or
prime TO choice; 12Nc for scso@na @ Il 1lAc q r for
sc for good old crop. for prime new. and 548
&c gallon for choice. There now remains very little
sugar and uoassts In first hanIs sale. Tho lcmaud
WAS On srcculatlQn md for export.
, 1864-01-26
The Grnin Trade Mt Lncon, I'll.

The grain trade has been unusually brisk for 9eek
or more On Thursday Inst $50 loads were brought to
TOW D. end every day tie s1reets have been we'll Oiled
with teans- runners and wheels in about equal pro-
portion 4 little more snoE would make beautiful
sltishlng again-he wheeling y ysry dnc. Oar farm
lay wood, &C., hare been rushed In from fearl OF
thaw and break up-of which thcrcis now vszy little
prospect.
, 1864-01-26

ed In new branch of blockade running, viz:
fitting out and loading Light draught v::ssels
at Havana and other ports in that neishbor-
hood, and enter the less guarded creeks and
Waters in tho Gulf
, 1864-01-26

! Enshyi iItc Cotton 1larket-Jan. II.
Yesterday the demand wss greater and the receipts
ff &C ttOn liberal titan fer come days past. Mid
ctGff pcs pound.
, 1864-01-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MoaDAT EVENING. Jan. =. 1851.
edemand for money seems to be 1ltt1e II any less
Pressing than IL has been for many weeks past Opc-
ratofs want much more than possible for bankers
to supply There apreara to be no end to thu business
pressing upon Tho city from ali directions For rea-
ecns hereto orc stated money cannot become much
c:sier here TIL there Is very decided improvement
In the seaboart cities
The exchange market Is not reported uniformly to-
Gay " 'e1Msg oanSe1s With some ltts essIcr, while
othezs regard it close ever In he morning certaip-
II there YES Eery sensible improvement We quote
tic entire buying range for the ay atX KAY The usu-
n nguzcs being about 1aaeoc. The yelling range was
kGss-the lower figure for large parcels to fsyortte
customers. On the whole We regard tha market a.
decidedly easier, for probably iii the banks made
corcetstons TO fayoric customers from The cnrrrntn
rate. VIZ: H.,
piEpatcbesto Jas. Boyd. Ese., No. 50 c1,rk street
gave the rates OF Gold In Vail street as folows: at
$50 q. M, 15'-s;o, l5s-1o1s7Y-1 D, m. 1s7x. clos
Ing heavy ut the second board at ia The marseshcre
opened nrm at Isl. hut coon declined to 15ga1Tx.
sclolng firm at m At Isl. -...- >1'
Silver 1a@14s, and for large lots Of large coins Isl
might have been obtained Legal tender notes stcay
Eat buying and K@K selling, ~ c'>' :.
The following L. an official statement OF the earning,
of the Michigan Central aud Michigan sou,hcn Rafl.
roads for the sear ending Dec. 81, 1865: 80,
, 1864-01-26

CREASE ~! t:,psna: salss & to,ds1T H. .erew +.
Willow Il Skc. ton ics u h'te Grease 1t l0hc.
HIGnsYiNE,;Sscssyci s cs ero y naa Iee farther
% line ofl92c per gallon. Sales were So bflsr ~
i1,e 20 frfa md trs. AL at fc: 80 bfls A1n ~ DTS
ttipt 500 bris 1t SC. At the close there was aSmes
feeling with limited demand at &C.
IRESSEn HOt:s3-kecei!ed To-day, M.18; M.
clcse rAllyinE slightly and closing hEu, Sales tooa4
, 1864-01-26

e money market sill tends to eprees Proyislens Of
alf kinds. ..,s,.--
soc lower, Sales to-day we're: 600 brls citypnckel
Mess Rerk at $500; 800 brls do at $780, tres Of stor-
age till LIT Of May.
pEIXE MESS FoEK-Dnll and dropping. Sales
tc;cny we're: SEQ hbis city packed Prime Mess on
EAaLIsn MEATs-hfarket quiet and easier. Sales
hxs Cunberlants At sKc: 1tso0 bxs Cumberland 5iia
dles al s4c and oa bxs Long Cut Hams at 1otfc {he
PIcnID HANS = In fair de.nan and steady.
eIcs to-day $50 tcs city sweet Pickled Hams
choice lot, at 11c leo country do at 10c 500 tCB
Green Hsn,a III sweet pickle At 10c- .::st
BULK MEArs-Deuland fair, but market insctlTe.
owing to scarcity of money. Sales to-day we're: 5000
pcs Dry Sailed Hams ct 1;4c packed, delivered at
Orkney.
DAcoy-1oroo MS sweet picked Bacon Hams, loose,
q. l2cs E,ttH Is Bacon Shoulders. loose, nt 8Hc.
GrERs MEATs-2,tco pcs Sides from the block at
TIC: 1900 pcs Shoulders from, the block at &c.
LAE@null Sales to-day: 100 tcs prime city steam
rendered Lenf at n4c.
POTATOE$IaE good demand and limited supply.
, 1864-01-26

4Ota+
This fsIla onIy few thousand abort Of Tie number
rnckcd last year; hfch ncarg u. o.0 Next Teaf.
Eh our Improved taeiuties. &c expect to seenra
nos excepting hcoIuk, which clAtns to have packed
, 1864-01-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

Xhe Spirit Dutic8-0aths of LOYALTY
American Colonization SocIety-
Waiting an Event-SpcculntIon In
Gold-Schoola In Washlngton-Seeam
Flow ing Machtncs-ConllHca Ncf
-ttDen1ocrntlc'' Caucus-Thc Shells
Ing or Charleston.
, 1864-01-26

JEWS ASSISTING SOLDIERS TO DESERT
On Tuesday the Government detectives at
Alexandria arrested five clothing dealors of
the jewish Persuasion for furntahlng citizens
clothing to soldiers In order to enable them
to desert, =, =: s."- =.
, 1864-01-26
FROM NASSAU.

Blockade Running-1he Business
Moro Brisk Acknowledgements taken
to Havana by the Cors1ca--A New
Branch OF Blockade Running.