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-cAno. Dec. si.-suEssoais Gig. viii .
parts q = persons aboard. len the Naval
HospisAl at Mouad ciiy las. aishI wi1h -
design e isnding a tie Navy Yard. 4he
uigh' sA- sery dark sod snow IAiling fast,
ard il Alternating 20 elect landing. we're
swept under the b0ws Of the despatch boat,
Gen. Lyon. and carsised. L..C. Dadiey rad
daughter, Of ST. Louis, and John He's and
l. K. Jcnes. seslncn. we're drowned. Mrs.
Dudley, Who was Of the party, Was 90 over
come ~ the loss Of her husband and child
That her reason gave say aud she i IN sery
serious danger.
The steamer silver Moon. With - bales of
eetfon. non Memphis, passed sp for cinoln-
~. She reports the river fun OF ice be-
4esn Hickman and Cairo.
Gen. CANDY hss issned e. order waning
samhoai men totson guard against suer-
Has. although they have no, disturbed apy
'oss for some iin.1-- Bat organizations are
known to exist nor The purpose OF destroying
steamers aud store houses along the MIssls-
sippi
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VISoIsssrI. Dec 3l.--The Gazette. Co.
lumbus dispatch sAys deserses- named
Charles Keever Vas arrested there A. the
supposed murderer OF ihe Rosa family At
Deeffield,
Ten nes regiments authorized by The
Var Department, viii be organized ready
Tor tue field 10 ais weeks
The Commercials Columbia, Tennessee,
correspondent thinks hoods army IL still
noFth OF the Tennessee River. Hood fret
attempted TO strike tho river At Decatur. but
Gen. orongsr occupied the place N advance
aud headed him of At the same tine gun
boats came up the river and eompelled
Hood 70 abandon the point Dear Florence
where he had his pontosns owing 20 abe
bad condition OF the roads, developments
viii not be rapid
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A WoRD roK THK CARRIEks 1t has been
customary from time immemofial, at the
opening OF each year. for newspaper carriers
to greet their patrons with Happy New
Year" in the term OF verse. usually tancilul-
ly printed. This year there has been pre-
pared at this Office an address whch 10 typo.
graphical execution and beauty OF desige
se pronounce superior to anything Of the
kind that has ever been issued in this city
Ii Is printed In five different colors, and none
will dispute its beauty.
The poetry Is by our fsvorite citizen poet.
THos. b Loss. ESQ. aud Of It's merits IL o.
sufficient TO say thai il 10 pronounced one Of
his happIest efforts.
Masters George Hcbb, James Oakley.
George Wilkins. Charles Trichs and -
Stanley compose the corps af CaTrsers nos
delivering the ExrRKss. and ne take occasion
to say that no more deserving young gem
tlemen have ever been engaged 10 that duty
Rising At all early hour, when large ma
jority OF their patrons we're locked in the
arms OF Morpheus. they toll through mud,
rain and snow that the news may be laid at
your doors az the earliest possible moment,
When thew present you with their annual
greeting this morning do not turn them away
without suitable reward Que dollar II .
small amount to you-ii viii make their
hearts glad. and be an incentive to prompt
ness hsreaiter-but II you do not feel viii
ling to spare that amount. at least do not
turn the Carrier away empty-hsnded.
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TO their prisoners. Noshipg has 81 bta.
done By ogs government. The Fsbels.
however. have been. and are still engaged
il ending supplies TO their prisoners.
+ NV fozKs Jan. The Richmood LIZ
| sminer Of the 9th says the siege i over
A telesraph.c dispatch tells. the Whole story,
which S as follows:
wTtxrserOx y. C., Dec. ss-The Fed
erAl aeel has disappeared, eniy lis usual
blockaders remsin.
Gen. Bragg reports that with his present
means and disposition Of forces. no danger
need be apprehended Had reinsorcements
arrived sooner We mighthave CAPTURED nan,
prisoners. The enemy drew Up n a sent
circle and poured concentrated IRE into Fl
Fisher, destroying every house and plowial
up the ground ColOnels Lamb and Jami
con deserve much credit. as welgss The in
nior reserves. The enemy threw oYerboan.
many horses in the gale aud suffered mud
otherwise. There vas another gale lss
night.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 29th says
siie enemy shellcd cur lines setwse1 Dun
laps and Pesersbusg yesterday with great
vigor bat no effect Oar batteries wasted
10 ammunition In reply
Ii e reported that he Yankee troops hare
again crossed 70 the north bank OF James
River, but they hare made no Appearance n
frOnt OF our lines at Richmond. Il Is also
repeated As enemy's vessels hare appeared
10 York River. snd that some troops have
been landed at White House
The Examiner. in sn ironical sr1icle. save
IL Porter had thrown Butler overheard, per-
haps no storm would have blown the tless
TO sea. and dersnsea the inviucible armada.
The Wing of the 9Th says The only point
gained BIZ the capture of Savannah - Is
moral effect bu; no, very much In military
point of view as il was Of no value to Us
whatever
The Wing also SAYS I, expects sherman
viii move on Richnond, and saws lie i the
very. genius We desire to see. and he viii
bring with him some thousands of those Wes-
tern veterans whose metal We desire 10 tesl
for Grant has with him only 1000 veterans,
and the rest are the rilf-raf OF creation. 10
defeat whom il nowhere.
The New York Herald editOFially thinks
Lee about to transfer the army ordnance
magazine. &c, ssd rebel capital 70 Dsnyille.
The mail brought by the Arsgo from
Shermsps army contains over 200 600 let
tiers
Erw YoRk. Dec. 3I.-No session Of tho
Board will be held to-day
The New Year, Festival will be ker; 50
close holiday Monday, aad the Stock Ex-
change will be closed. the other financial
institutions will alao suspend buslue-s
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sseadquarters Gor soldiers
fy1ls8~

hslor l. ID. Walker. late u TIE "a Indi-
ara Cavalry, and David < Ickernau. Oval
ker 4 MckernAn,) No 5 West Washington
street. indianapolis, led AGA. authorized
Agents for the collection Of Pensions, Boon.
" AID Back Pay. Tor discharged soldiers,
sdows, mothers and here Of soldiers who
nave died IN the servicc and other claims
against tie GoysrnmeBs al claims can be
attended % b. wriiing - -. Just - vel ~
Il applicant came IN person Nd. Joseph 4.
Lo0e formerly Of the firm OF Har.lsa & Long,
= Conne-,ed With tir Office. ard Nj BE hap
~ @ zee his frionds.
Governor Morton says Of them 'sons Of TIE
De- aud most responsible firms 10 the vest
They are gentlemen Of ntah character al
az business entrusted to lLeH VII be hon
seliy add faithfIlly at.ssded 70 Box .O0f
Taari fdIy
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~ Our fellow citizens. Gsorte q. BooIsl
aud Isaac Ball. who went 10 Chattanooga for
he purpose Of Bringing home the remains
of the gallant Col. Duftcy. we're prevented
from doing SO by Hoods march norlhward,
which cut of communications With Nash
vile Not :ancying a sojourn at Chats
noogs for an indefinite period. they came %
Rockville by rail. and from there they came
90 foot % Grab Orchard, ksptucky, about
one hundred aud City miles. Fortunately
for them. our soldiers made grand haul Of
gusrrill.s Tee dAys before thew lett Knox
vile, or they mighs have been gobbled Up
By these mard' rers. thieves and robbers.
Mr.. Boord informs us thu, the condition Of
the refugees between Nashville and Chstts-
uoog. : pltl.nls IN the extreme. DE thinks
there ara Al least two thousand Of them be-
tween those tso points There we're sine
hundred II Chattanooga ssere AZ 6rs,
they -ese "a a no-s deplorabls condition.
living in teens ia ic~. muddy place. aImoss
naked. and eAre-footed. And nothing 20 ess
except the rstions iaru ished Aby GoverE;aent
Nsny women bad nothing 10 cover them
F., selves Nth but q faded sao-boones. ragged
eslsoo drs-=. without snderclo,he.. and ire
essasly without -hoes es stockings. Nth
three o. Tour children eiipging around them.
.ns The father ard husband murdered b, .ss
rsbsk Mar boys ard glsl- vere vithout
either father On mother. aed u<serly d>esifnfe.
Rev John MeCrss. 81 BloomIngto0, To-
diana. -hs "a. appointed by Gsvernms ns &,
take charge Of these anio-ta7sfe people. a.
rived At chstsssooss sbsu. th.i ane. and
isned'sseiy ses hinseif % work 70 better
their eoadiuoe. He rad their qssrssrs re-
moved 20 sri<s and noss he.ssh, locality,
bad ne s,ck psopssly cared tor. ~ through
he oasrsermssssrs DspArtnens. suppiieS
them 9Th provisions and clsshins By tie
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WssHrrsroS. Dec. 81 "A letter from the
Army Of the Potomac of the 29th sass.
rebel spy "a. captured near City Poinf, on
whom elaborate drawings of our ieiensos IN
this locality were found IL IL stated when
AIKEN lie vas on big var u City Poini 70
complete he mission. by examining The IN
uer works at that place.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l-The Post special
ssys there IL not the least foupdztion Tor
the current reports that Lee i evecaatinF
RichmoDd
IL is understood that Stewards letter Teis-
tive 70 the Florida affair y accepted BY t!le
acting Minister Of Brazil a. satisfactory.
The Pest ofice Department ADDING the
letter delivery system works badly. bas de-
terminsd % couhne il - the large cities.
ag.sHnersS. Dec. sl.--snow oomHseoeed
falling here Al one a. IN and continued viii
occasionsl interI upton lii fvo this .. 70
Pardon Wogsley tie detective A. ~, %
whose Information : number o. merchants 81
Washington and Baltimode we're arrested
some veeks ego. charged with ssiIing goode
TO rebels, ma6o AFFIDAVIT before the proper
authorities. that having pl4sed a. gambling
since 10 TIE city, be losi s. 600 belonging %
the government. consequently TIE premises
have been placed 10 charge Of : military
guard pending Investigation into he a1.is.
The Commisskry Of Subsistence accepted
bld foe furnishing he governu.sat s.th
corn meal At a. 3 per barrel
wsssroroS. Jan i--sinc- fiss iaw pss-
ed TIE former coDgfss. 70 prevent smugglins
o. northern 49, eastern frontio5s rsnt ~
| operation. sessral rsscnss 1--we been m45e
The additional az steam csisefs for rLiei
appropriations Of sl.0oo.O00 20. recent.
made, viil enable TIE Treasury Departrsen
. act more Efficiently sgsirsf smuggIsrs.
Rsbel dessrteas recently reported The Al
tborities Al Risbnood maturing movement
vssich -eula ssssnssh ne vOfh. This tfes
you'd doabsiess be produced Il The folios
log from tss Aiersndfit journal = worth
Of eredebce OF ti8-t subject.
Weiesfn from ptfsous sho have beenfIn
fos nd regard 20 secret s>o->.ios leaders -
seriously discu ssed b. he rebel aaibos.4 ~
for ne sooss nss.isg Q: Al ierces u III
! Y z'1is. - ts@ event Of sIsirs seesnsing De-
, psFsts I'D marching isso tbs norihern STAT
{ 9Th TIE determination % coaqasr pes,
: OF de ~ tie atsezps.
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SETTLE Up

With the close Of 1864, a. has been our
custom W dssire 70 oloes up all business OF
that year. take new reckoning, and START
into 1855 With clean books. For this pur-
pose We shall present bills TO every person
indebted to this onice o. fat - possible
during this aud the coming week. AID hope
10 meet with prompt response to the sane
: We aI-o ask thsse indebted ivr the DAILY
or WKkKrY EIrzKss 20 call in or remit the
amount due Ne. Our accounts masf be settled
up. ana early attention to this call win save
" the necessity Of seeding out dun.
Those having claims against this ONCE
viii please present the same Immediately
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

attention Of the public 10 cur Nc. Bslti-
more OYSTER, which VIC nOw receive daily
per Adams Express direct iioia Baltimore.
receiving them direct from Aherns large
Oyster Depot and aot through tho hspds OF
Agonts. We are enabled 20 ssll them a.
lower price, than aoy other establishment IL
the city. Try us. and satisfy yourselves
We keep Al.o on hand large Assortment o
pure IN ported Rnine Vine. shsct We re-
commend both IS beverage sud Tor medir
ca purposes. These Wines We guarantee 90
be pure. and can refer 20 the bet Physicians
at Terro Hautc.
OYSTERS by the can and hslf. al.o To ever
style by the dish At our RestanrsBt
sTElNMEHL q MYER,
Washington Saloon. North OF Pubic Square.
noxg1tf
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IL The annual jubilee OF the Congre-
gationsl Sabbath School, Saturday evening
was 40 interesting and plessan, occ ssiOn.-
The room Was gsily decorated With ever
green and notices. and after the distribu.
tioa Of valuable presenu from teachers 70
children-and What vas more pleasing. iron
children to 'teachen-so,ethe With swsrdk
of prizes to the most worthy scholars. the
children and visitors were treated 10 q feass
of candies. s~eet-msats and good things gerf>
orally The whole was inlsrspersed wi1
singing aud short speeches, making il truly =
festive occAsion. a&a.
The large liss OF prizes awarded speaks
we'll for the discipline of the school. whicA
has been under the superintsndence OF Mt.
Lucius Ryce-so many years indeed that IL
would not appear the same school without
him. ..sss ssF
BY the way. We we're much pleased 10 see
the nrst prize carried away by one Of our
printer boys. Master James Oakley. We
age satisfied from personal kDowisdgv that
he is entitled TO Il.
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The annual meeting OF the Socie
ty connected with the let Com regs ticnsl
Church Of Terrs Hsute, will be held in their
Church edifce on the evening OF the Il ret
Monday 10 January next. Tor the election OF
Trustees for the ysat ensuing The renting
of pews will be postponed till the evening OF
the secold Monday 10 January. as arrange
msnss are being made by which il Is expect
ed that all the pess 10 the Church may thea
be offered for rent. By order Of tue
dec2Sd2w. TRUsrEfr.
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Musical ASSOCIATION. We are pleased -
place Oh record that an sssociaticus laying
for is offset mutual impruyemeuf IN singing
ADD the development OF musical taste add
culture In the community. a. well a. 10 e
cure innocent aat bessfsial reersatioa. hes
been organized q OUT city updsr E.sssfing
prospects Of beinr- permanent fnst'tutioe
This Is an ore@uizsison much needed In the
place. aud We bsvy 40 doubt the most pless-
,ng aud benrfei.I tesuits viii attend Il h
deserves and ss,uld receive he encourage
mens OF every vocalist and friend OF music
Ia the city.
The sssoeisaoo is noe pssmausut!y ofean-
lied and the sol 'c~ing compose the oGcers
Rkv VI. A. JrvETT. Prssidest
Gko. l. BR0xsw. Vice President.
r ). " Essf az. SecretAvy. ea.gr
e.. o. kSsrrs I rrsssrer 49,.
NJ z TNKks. Ansscss Director 80
ExAxrsrxe cosxIrrKx-M Z Tinker d.
4. Bsrce. Warren Davis.
Exk<rrfsk Coxx1rrsr-6 n Rsokav
Messenger, W. h Meaning. NV
Allen. :. T Reese
The regular weekly meeting -ill be To-
night At The Armstrong building, IN the rooE
eccupisd By the Mission saecssh school. q
which cordial invIktcn 3 extended 10 cad
snd every sanger -ho may desire tn beeons
. member
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CINCINNATI. Dec. 81
Flour unchanged saperGne 50 90. extra
50 $500 80.
Wheat firm At a. 0302 % for Red
Corn. Rye, Barley and oAts unchanged.
WbisxeY steady al 50 1871.
Lard ~
Mess Pork f42 90.
Hogs active and higher at sl5 75@le 90
t'roce1ies quiet but 6fm.
Gold a. 26.
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mo- II OE vOhon uSSEs.
There ell be a meeting az the Court
Court House thu evening. to consider how
to AVOID the draft IN this county. By procur-
ing volunteers Every citizen is interested
in this matter. With the proper effort. We
have 10 doubt sufficient number Of volnn-
teers can be procured. TO meet our quota IN
der the recent call Of the President
Increased beunties must be raised. AID the
county and cssy authorities must ofsr liber-
ally for volunteer q
Come, every person. to the Cour, House
Tonight We have but 20 give the Rebel
lion one more dig under the 9Th rib. aud il
will breathe lie last A lev months more Of
heroic effort. and the old fxg will wave TIL
unphantly everywhere. Come and let u
have big time. Col Hudson. Chief Re-
eruising Oficer for tbis District. will be pres
ent and speak.
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az Mr.. u. Shewmskef. for the purpose Of
extending his business. has, associated with
himself Messrs james X. CASTOR ana Jss.
H. Miilikin. The new firm. under the style
of u. Shoemaker s Co. will continos the
old established business OF Receiving, For
warding and Commission Merchants. aud viii
deal 10 all kinds OF Agricultural Implemeos.
Grain. Hay, Seeds. Flour. Salt, Lime. PiAs-
tes Paris. Cement. White Fish. &c. Mr..
Sewmaksr. who IL At the head of the firm. j.
we'll known as one Of our most energetic aud
enterprising ctizens, asda gentleman highly
esteemed as preIupt and upright business
man. Mr.. GAsssn. has been associated with
him for many YEAR, a. book-keeperiand"h head
man" and "a his new relation will be siill
more valuable 10 the house. With Mr. MI
Iikin We are not personally acquainted. but
We have no doubt ne i OF the same stripe. /"
Altogether We can cheeriully commend the
nev firm TO the business men of Teue Hsuss.
aud especially the surrounding towss. ~
gentlemen Who will promptly and faithfully
attend TO all business entrusted TO shem.-
See their csrd in this siofnings psper
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INFORMATION FskE-To NERVOUS sUssEn-
Ess.-A gentleman. sassf OF nerves. fsbffsy. In
esmPetsney Prsnxtnls Decay. and youthful Error.
asiastsd d. hsstrs 20 tsnset oshsr, Gill he hap
~ 70 furnish 20 ali ~ho seed H. free Of charged
rsesips All directions for making he slerl- rene
dy used 10 his case. sursreTs wishing to sseGt ~
tae afssStissfs bed esperisnee. and pessesseS .
sure AMI ssIaabls remedy, can 20 80 81 Addressing
ha At oaes - his place Of Business. Tie recipe
and full l1iormsuon-of vital importance Win lie
sLsesfally sent by return mail
zAddress JoHs h osDEs.
No. 90 Nassau street New Torf
s.-ssrvons sufferers Of both ssrss wstf fnd
tia Informant on invaluable.
d<eTissn
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- The Evangelical Alliance have
is.ned their Annual circular inviting christians
lhroegbsHt The world 20 acise 10 observing
he Week Of Prayer. No tine a rhs history
o. the csureA hss demanded 80 nnAninous
IN Observance Of the rrsyss-sesk. - The
present. Let The religious community Of
sAis sify come soEsihsr, aud draw bear nrso
Coo 70 grove HEn sssssstas % His o-n
verd -Ifi vIfs rot op<u yos ne visso~s
efke&ven ADD pesr yea sas . hlsssiss. sh<s
there saAll cot - rson e1osSh 70 recsivs
h <.
Tks follsvirr tspsrz. s.socs oshers. arr
Suggested ~ sait~sle tor exsors.sion and N
seros~ioo @ the socc<ssive Gays OF nses'
lag '< - 49,
nsnSsy Jss. q -Tbsskse;visr ~ BIss>.
inxs uron In1. sdaxls. SSfions AID Church-
-: together via Cocfe>ssou Of sias-
1<eps<S Jsx. S.-Ps<sc<- s>schen. ssan
eeli>cs xDd usoecony4es
Wefsso<sS. Jsa- z---The ek1asn o
Chrs<1x1 parents. oo1<reEatsoos ard scsoo1s
Tk<Fssss. Jas. s-SseoskA schoois. a;
kll seslvely Engaged - Chrie<lAn Work
Rdsv. Jss S.--Tss >bsin;es q slsvsr,
Ard oss.szsos 81 vas - = 5e.@,sf
S4t@r1<s. Js4-.-Th< Chsss<.an Cs1rch
fsr inrrxE-~d holmes. activity. Ard sAroc
81 snoag - s<re'si sectsons-
In srcsraHss no sh> assvs ssz>>iA,
shsss I'll b nsssiaes ~ sss BsiSsin Glars
evsry eseai.x sAis ve>k. ~ e'siesk- A
fs cprxal1v ssvs>d % sxseod.
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IL Friday evening last while a number
of boys were sksting On the canal basin in
the W estern portion Of the CITY, one OF the
boys broke The ice and directly underneath
was found a box containing the bodies q
two aevIy born Infants. closely packed With
saw dust. Some lend In human shape has
no doubt thus attempted to hide her shame.
The box wAs taken charge OF by the City
Marshal. and We hope efforts will be made
to ferret cut the guilty parties.
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SfE0'sL NO1l0t.
To ths readers Of the Daily ard weekly Express.
Teri. Hsute. Indiana,
Tns undersigned woalf respectfully ssA sttsntioH
- the preparations known as
Hume Wells UniyersaI Csurh
Remedy.
he Great Remedy Cor al fhrost "a Lang Com
plsinls.
ssan 5eWetsss Gofu Anodyne
perfect relief fer Nsurslgis, ali Nereon. CON.
pisints. and Les y sleep.
sunnewelfss Eclectic PtIfss.
Declared 70 be the rost psffec. -sthArtc and FAM
ny Pile; ssidor- rssairins than One Ia dos.
At viibort Gripping. and one tksi should be khown
20 every family.
These prspsrsiioHs al be noticed e.eh laoath
and originating RON most potsnt eusstioas In asd.
isine. en1oye TO- tea year, unsoa nded rsputssse.
readers are invited 10 accept nch notices a. irus
ifdsx a character. .ad give thsfr eonnd~ zee 70
test them.
JOHN /. HUNSEwKLL, Prop1.
Prsctissl Chemist. Pe-ton. nsss
g. For sale By Dealers 10 every Ctr and town.
@. Dealers with gosd business ref.renee. sut-
pfi-f On cosmi@slon.
q. v. Patrick 4 Co Terre Haatss
snlrs koksiine Co.. J ID. Park. clpesan q.
Wholesale Agents D4esdw1m
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New Work Money Market.

Nrw YoRk. Dec sl.-tsctr hsr7 isksu
downward 'arn after the bull movement Of
The lr.> few days, and the market /. dun
tom indspositlou 10 make contract. sxtend-
ing ever two dave, IN wnirn no pu-in---
be transacted The price oresed al s2.251.
and touched - .94114 and olo.el At s2.2s1z.
The steamer Kangaroo took out 500. 900.
ia specie.
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n Letter writer's will please notice the
corrected list of arrivals and closipg of the
msils.
The Cincinnati and other Rsstern through
mails are kept open ansiI o'clock. p. NJ
All mails close At 6o'cIock P. NJ. on Sum
dsx-
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The Draft have opened al ofice
W p stsnBon's former Banking room over
McKeen's Nes Bank. where wiil give spe-
oiai attention 20 al matters connected With
the draft. Persons Wanting substitutes "a
fill the place Of drafted men or vsnting rep
rsecntadve substitutes, or Wishing TO fill the
quot. OF = township. will and u 20 their 3D.
vantage 10 call on ne. Advice eoncstnins
he drAft given gsssis. Substitutes wanted
to whom | Gill pay the highest bounty Of
tered IN this Distrsct n
declSdtf BIN. HARRISON
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Juss Received At Barre. fine stock
Of Hair Restoratises. to-wit: ksndaA's AM
bolinc. sserline's Ambrosis. Fishers Eure-
ka, Ol.rk's Distilled Restorative. Heimstreets
Inimitable Hair Coloring phaIou's invigo-
rssor jayne Hair Tonic and Bstchleors Up
hmss and ChrIstsdora's Bsh Dyes. Also q
full suppIy OF Family Dyes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

PsgLADrLrHi.. Dee. 3i.-Tbe Hon g..
n. Dallas. Ex-vics President Of he United
ss.ts.. aisd - be residences At > O'Clock
1s saorpiAs. he r@s. well enough 20 be
sbost Yesterday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

TThe Journal .ssrts that gentleman
has agreed &c I'LL the quota OF this township.
under the coming DRAFT. with volunteers at
the rate of -four hundred dollars loe<i bounsy
Tor each recruit. - -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

~ The Common Pleas Court Saturday
evening took recess Tor q lev days One
or tvo more days this wssk wii - nsces'
sary 70 foish the business OF the present
term.