Daily Wabash Express, Volume 8, Number 280, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1862 — Page 3

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

tU Col. Hovey of the 24th Indian regiment la in the city. Hopping at th Terre Haute Rouse. Died. At Calhoun, Ky., of Camp Fever, on the 31st December, JUrrta II. Smith. Sergeant in Capt. Wall' Company, 31st j Regiment, aged i!0 year an J 11 mor.tha The funenl will take place on Sunday at ternooa at 2 o'clock. RtNTivi or l'nrs There will Id a meeting at the Baldwin Presbyterian Church. Monday Erentng Jan. 6th at 7 o'clock, for the renting of Pew for the current year. All desiroft of taking Pews will please be present, that the selections may be made on that t veninp. By order of the Trustee. dwb3 J33TVe had, last night, the melat.choly j pleasure of a visit from Capt. C.M.Smith i of the 3Ut regiment, who came home with the remains of hia brother. The Captain gires a lad account of the health of tho rei xnent, but aays the health ü improving. Wo suggest a remoral of the regiment to a new camp. PortLAR LacTtaa. We call attention to the announcement of a lecture to be delivered at the National Hall to night, by Mr. W. P. Hargrare. of Viacecnes. Fiona our knowledge of the leccturer, we are confident that our citizens will be deeply interested and highly pleased. The subject is one calculated to interest all clause. We hope to see a full house to-night. p We hare received the following note from Mr. Norcrosa, the openUor at the telegraph office ia thia city, in regard to the rumor that a battle had taken place near Mini fordsville, Kentucky. Editor Exprttt: Cincinnati tells me there has been no battle he&rd from in Keatucky, up to this time, cne o'clock, P. M., and that the dispatch from Lexington in the Cincinnati Times and the one from St. Louis iti the Commercial, were made uj in the Times office, and arc all a hoax never came by telegraph. Your Sic, Xobckov. .Military. The 35th Regiment 1st Irish Col. Walk er, ha, we learn, gone to Birdstown, Ken tucky. The field organization of the th regiment, since the resignation of Lieut. Colonel Murray, Is as follows: Col.Wm. L. Brown; Lieut. Col. Wilson, late Major; Major Vau Valkenburg, late Captain of Company A. Lieut. Col. Foster of the 13th Regiment not having accepted the appointment of Captain in the 19th Regiment of LVited States Infmtry, the position has been given to Adjutant Chas.O. Howard, r,( the Fth Regiment. Six ambulances were in Kvansrille the other day for the u-e of the 4M Regiment, Colonel Jones. Capt. Andrew battery, attached to Col. May's 11th Michigan Regiment, which accompanied it to Kentucky, has been ordered to Fort Monroe in Katern Virginia. A member of the 1st Regiment, Colonel McMillan, writing from Baltimore to the Kokorno Tribune, say: The poople down here ate death on any thing bearing the rebel color red, white and red. Here is an extract from General Dix'a proclamation, a burle-wjue of course: "All babies having red, white and red 'ckings on will be ent te Fort Lafayette. Red and white cows are required to change tLeir spots, or take the oath of allegiance. Red and white variegated flowers rau.-t be altered to include blue. All white persons having red hair and moustaches or wisker are hereby warned to have one or the other Jyed blue." The Regiment is in good health. There are only about twenty men in the hospital, and none of them, I believe are dsi.gerous ly sick. The Evansville Journal of yesterday asys the Hetty Gilmore arrived frcm Green River last night. We learn that one of our soldiers who was taken prisoner during th Ute Sacramento fight, had returned to mir camp before the Oil more left. He reports that the rebels lost oue Lieut. Colonel, one Captain, ihre Lieutenant and tweaty-sevea men. Our loss la eight killed (including Captain Bacon) and thirteen prisoners. The 431 Indiana reginvnthad arrived at Calhoun. Central Order No. 22. Adjctast Ok exal' Omca-, f Indianapolis, December 30, 1S61. A Pay District for the army, and for volunteerf, to embrace the States of Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin, to te designated as the "District of Illinois," La been established at Chicago under charge of Major John II. Kiuzie. ad litional Paymaster t S. A All persons iu this bttt, l.avii.g rUirus for pay, are notifiel to present the ime in proper form to aaid Paymaster at hi ofMre ia Chicago, Illinois, for adjustment. By order, LAZ. N0H1.K, Aaljutant General Indiana Volunteers. Papers throj:hout the State are reue-! y publish the above Order Thr Hur in Kentuck). We tind tho following in the Cincinnati 7!. of Thursday: We hav a letter from Green rier, dated bi . which we are corapel.ed to omit. . t arrire.1 ute ia the day. It i. the latest rews'ia the cut, and Irvm it ne lesra that a rumor prevails that the euerr.v is advancing, sixty thousand st.-onv Our txrrepoxdet.t put conderab.e couh deac in the story, and sty? it is believed that Floyd's army has been sent from Western Virginia, ao hss formed a junction with Jokr.son and Bktckner. Gen. Bueil has taken the fie! 1 in srr.-wa. and i f.'.it is c pected ujomentsrially. as the d rann U Vil to be I nt eicht rVIes fr rr. kmr lines. Leetare. Hiliiatn P. Hargrave of Viccrr.Qsf Indiana, will deliver a L-cturv at tie National Hall, on !url4 eveniup. Jn. 4Ui. Subject "Freedom of :?,eh arxl of hc Pre." The lecture sill ionj:;ce tt o'clock, F. JL Ailmisdi ctts. Maaairx). On the 3I iitsunt by II. Mn grove, Ejr., Ir. blejben Strk to M.:s Facr.lt Wiidoa, U of Uii city.

r,r.NKUALWAUACK AFTl.U Till" ui:iii:ls. Is Attacked by a Greatly Superior Force.

Tilt: REUEUS DRIVEN PACK WITH GREAT SLAUGHTER. A lettor in the Evanavill Jiturmal, of yeaI terday, from Paducah, give an anncount of j a brush Gen. Waitact had with the rebeU t near Viol. Kr., on Sunday last. He had gone ou a reconnoitering expedition to Camp Beauregard, aud on hi return was overtaken and attacked by an o? erwhelming force of rebel caTalry and infantry . Gen. Wallace retired slowly until he found a suitable position, when he made a stand and drore back the rebels with great slaughter. He theu sent for reinforcements and the 11th Indiana, with the Chicago battery wa immediately dispatched to hi a.Ltance. but the rebels had commenced a precipitate retrett before the reinforcement reached hiui Important Notice. If the father of Francis Hover, private in Company 1), 9th Illinois Caralrv will call at the Post Office in this city, he will learn of something that will deeply interest him. Jan. 3.-2d Hats! Hat! T. H. Lowerre who Is a oractical Hatter, and successor to Joseph C. Yates, corner of Fifth and Wabash Street, lis received his Fall style of blocks and has now on hand and U manufacturing to order the handsomest style of Fall and Winter Hats at prices ranging from two dollar up wards. dtf Anuual Notice. The Annual meeting of the First Congregational Society, wiil be held upon next Monday evening, January Cth, at 7 o'cleck, in the Church, at which time the annual renting of pewa will take place. Every pew which has been heretofore rented, will at that time be for rent, subject to cctsetitiou. All interested will please take notice. Five Trustees for lRi, will also be elected. Bv order of Tat stckh Jau. 3, 3t .ifueicai. Mrs. Mart A. CaosBT, Teacher of Muoic, will give lemons upon the Piano Forte, with or without th9 use of instrument. Instruction lu Thorough Bass and Vocal masic, either choral or with instrumental accompa ninient. New popular Sheet Music, Singing Books, and the mont approvod Instruction Book furnished. Apply at Music Room ou Sixth Street, adjoining Miss McLcod's School Room, or at her residence, Corner of Ohie asd Thin! streets. A first class Piano for ?n!e. Terms rea sonable. dtf - - Come All Ye, ?ly Sund In the Irish Hrlgnde. Col. Mulligan says he must bav.i satisfaction for the deeds done at Lexington. With Col Mullen as our leader, we will go and as sist him, bo it to Lexington or elsewhere. The Uuion must be preserved. ''Let us all go" to reinforce hlra. Call at our office in the Linton Block, and we will tell vou where his Head Quarters are. RF.N. KBBITT, dtf. J. E. MOORE. TOILET ARTICLES. JOSEPH BURNETT & CO'S Standard Preparations ! 4'ocoaiiie, For the Hair; Kallifttoii, For the Omptstlon; Tooth Wa.h, For ths TVtfc; riorimel, For ths HandkerMiUI; An tbk vxar upitioa Flat or Ins: Ext r act Ar TVr Sab in Terre-Uants by P. M. DON'S' ELLY Jfc J. R. CUNINOHAM VL5i-3n Unl all Dra tftta. LUMDER. TN KAUXKST. All p eraons know it. I UltSMiTM '.A ! !l..f tt4 to Ci, ULiT by oo or account, will Mr t hr pSjina llP mc. Wi r drt-m1it t collet, and ptrtlrs lntrrrtsl will dowU to this wsrattif. Vf bar on band a lrr itk of svmd lvmber, rtr , which ws t offering st low prWi f C?ah Only, As uiHiu tfeU princir! w hs'l dobutresii fu'u'. m. i. Turns a a co. Tart t.4 üt9M on ITsj! hc north U Onl. fWrmr U. aAiwIni DRESS GOODS! AT El:ill, TJcDoual A CoN 4 SPDKNDID ASSORMMKXT 2 V o BRITISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN KTSr-icf a!l tb vm itjW-Freeh. Trod. f!ii, FimUrd Motrv, Ja? Frolsni. tlHmtnaL AnMr. 4 r.,u,t MUt wrJ. j tAMHUD' FLOl'NCINsiS: ' a Ustcfal Li oi r..t:-u,i. uu, '. s suJ tirTt.P)tS. INFANTS' WAISTS. j A fci l li l.ict I S mV4'M wtAA, w tjts of TulnJ Vrr4 rlara, ai a LaoQan4 an4 fat artilrs. whkb ntr aü parcbaard f r raab a ' fS r- rj '--.t y-rls, ari4 Wll b poi accord i EDS ALL. McDOUOAL Co . .-Sl-J Cc. Main Sa 7ortb rrta ATH A 11 T LETT'S 50,000 Iho. i:ottoii Ilan, Ii eicasnrs fr Clooli, Mfntloiirry a i.4 0ta-srtf.

TELEGRAMIC NEWS.

PiarATCllU BT TU WBTUX VVIOX UM. Noon Dispatches. FHOM WASHINGTON. Ike Right of SearchThe Health of the Army Rebel near Fairfax Court-llouttSpecu Ulioni of Speciah. Wasuinqxom. Jan. J. 1 1 is doubtful whether all the correspondence between this and the European Governments, touching the rights of neutrals and belligerents on tho ocean, called up by Senator Sumner' resolution, will be communicated to the Senate. Enough will be made public, however, to show that Russia. Spaiu, and the .miliar maritime powers are almost ready to accede to Mr. Marcy's doctrine by which private property is gusraateed the" same immunity on the ocean, as on land. .Tint France Is not far behind them, and that Great Bti tain alono despite her recent chum- ...hip on neutral rights stands by her oM piece dents. The publication will, withoi.t doubt, contribute to the success of a movcuunt ia the right direction already on foot in England. The earliest letters date back to 1P6G, Boon after tho Congress of Paris adjourned. Some of the ablest in the collection are from Mr. Mason, the predecessor of Faulkner. Mr. I ickens'dispatchesfrom St. Petersburg, are full of interesting conversations on the subject between himself and GortchakofT, which are perhaps, too free- and easy to be made public. The whole subject will probably be di cuised wheu the resolution is answered. The Sub Committee of Ways and Means are engaged in proposing a general taa bill wnich will be tho basis of a national cur reucy. The Committee's idea is to raise mouey enough to sustain the credit of the Government, though the tax may, for the time being, be nnre than usually' heavy. The Committee is also maturing a tariff "bill, the provisions of which will largely increase tho duties on man? articles of general consumption. OlHcial information received at the Medical Department of the army of tho Potomac, states the mortality is less" in proportion to the number thau in any American city. The Department has the official Ibt of 117.000, and the health of this large body, notwithstanding the exposure, is better than among an equal number of meu anywhere in the United States. TIM kit' Ul.sr.STCU. Rebe scouts came yesterday some eighty rods this side of Fairfax C. IL, on the Little River Turnpike, and ou the Fall's Church road they cama within L aif a mile of our pickets and watched them closely. Squads of thtir cavalry occupy the hills surroundirg Fairfax, a large forco is two miles beyond, and eight regiments are at Flint Hill. HKHALD'a DISf atch. It is not rvobable that there will be a favorable report from the Committee on Mr. Gurl?y'a confiscation au emancipation bill. The iews of the Committee arc generali v adverse, instead of favorable to it. A bill prepared by the Committee and predicated upon the President's message in regard to the iubject, will be soon reported.This Committee i also in favor of removing the restriction limltinu the President to a call for only five hundred thousand oluntoers, and propose to authorize him to bring into the service whatever number of troops the War Department and commanding General shall require. VllOil NKW YORK. I nit retting from Port Royal 7'Af Finyal Attempt to Run the Blockade Engagement tcith Talnall'$ Fleet A Valuable Prize Captured. N'tw York, Jau. II. The Herald ays our news from Port Royal, by the Ariel yesterday is interesting. The Britiah steamer Fiiigal attempted ty run the block ado at Savannah, but was foiled. She got ready to make her way through Warsaw Sound, but information having been received from a deserter, the gunboat Ottawa was dispatched to the Sound, and on her arrival the rebel mofquito fleet of Tatnall'a came down to attack her. After a brisk engagement a hhell was put through Commodore Tatnall's vessel, when he retired. The escape of the Fingal was thus frustrated. A Spanish schooner without a name, but laden with a valuable cargo of Havana cigars, shoes and other stores, was chased, run aground and burned at Cumberland Inlet on the loth ult., by the boats of the Bienville and Alabama. Her cargo was taken off and the rrw had previously fled to the worms. Hot. Andrew MeitHHge. BnToN, Jan. 3. Gov. Andrew's Message to the Legislature, to day, is of unusual length. It gives a general history of facts and figures, showing the part Massachusetts has thus far taken against the Southern rebellion. The war expenses foot up nearlv $3.3.000, to offset this theState has been reimbursed by Government $775,000, d by other sums miking the aggregate refunded nearly $1 ,000,000. The troops sent into the field, both for three months and threo years, with the exception of one battery, have been fulJv armed and equipped by the State. The Governor recommend- the State to sssuroe the collection of the direct national tax of Sl.l, being its proportion of the $',0.000.000 authorized by Congress. The Slate has contributed five regiments of infantry, one battery of artillery, and one battalion of rifles of her militia to the three mmiths' ervice, ar.d to the three year sen ir she his scr.t as volunteers twenty-four regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, five batte ries of artillery, two companies of Sharp Shooters, and an infantry battalion of hve companies. Sit companies more fire attach ed w two regiments from New York. The Governor urges tin repeal of the constitutional discrimination between citirens of alien and those of foreign birth. The reconimend.UK made by the General government with reference to coat defence, is fu'dv endorsed. A communication from Gen. Tonen upon this subject will be laid before the legislature. Military education iu onr ctumon schools is recommended. The whole number of enrolled militia is 157.1?1! The hole number who hate cone iuto the volunteer ervir of the FVited States, i is reported by the Adjutant General at J7. j J71. abont ll,l"V) more are estimated to be in the naval service as sailors and marines, leaving V21 ,0N1 at home bede thoe men capable of ordinary, dutic. The (overior C-iocs Lis uie-se as follows: The great rebellion mut be put doati. and its prcjectora crushed. Tl.-e greatest i crime of history must receive a doom so . wit? ltd sure that the enerrriesj of popular Goveniment shall stand in ane, while thev I contetiplate the elastic energy and enentmtive rower of the Democratic institutions ! f a free peple. The monstrous character i of the ciirae hss r.cer been adeiuatelv ca c.ve!. tmit is larguae able to describe it. GrAuri,l!s and raaeless in iu orrpin.it teffpM and grew up. and continues urnler the lea.t and direction of men who had received all the laTors atul enjJTevl all lue Ll-s'rs cftmr GoTernroer.t. ami who ere ofiwisl oUis to maintain it. Murphy j llec klcs of otisotjtijees anl detnn.utl I ta win where thev rould bot rule, they con i spired o;nt the welfare of I er tMrtv roilbor.s of pevple are! tlieir countle- jterttv. i They jlunged them, with ineonceivaLft ; makies, into every dtagf r and uflenng and j sorrow which lolnvw. i he Amencsn ritiien ' ran reiom:e ro salFitT intervfir l.e- ! ', trea h:njelf ao.l.is cx.tr.try". lie ruav ar- 1 ' t ref rm. but La ha no tight 1j destroy. , Lau i.V. ed wiUi the racioui ibLeritirtc c( j I Hbertv an leiiljw with the gift of rurtctjjsitaia.roruiar (Ut, i foti; , i.ujn Kiiars t..i.i ti.cr i.ic iTut i.t.trT ar.a ' the defeoder cf Lnterets and tr.titut'io& i wh!ih 1 catrot ,.nnrceatly euJr:ger, and jLu U t vom to a traitor Vj hU copntry fct ccomjtf etroal tretftm aean mankind.

Involved in thu controversv fur life, for freedom and for honor, let Massachusetts, In following the flag and keeping the atcp to the music of the Union, never fail te provo to all the characteristic? of her people she is to-day as fche was of old, when the it was that upheld the flag. Henceforth thero will be no oue to cousidcr how to reconstruct the Union excluding New England from the sisterhood of the Slates. Whenever treasure or blood was the call, they heard tho iconic of New England respond by opening the lap of their industry, ana by the march of their braves. And now when the beauty of our Israel has been slain in our high places, and wheu her Lee and Revere and Rockwood and Bowman, be In fe'or'a cells, and hundreds of her on wear out their hearts in nail captivity victims of the valor and devotion to our Uu ion, one irrepressible impulse moves our poopeople aud Inspires our holdiers in the field, one prayer to aeu the day when an army of loyal Americans, shall hammer at tho door of their piison house with both hands pledged to the solemn task of war, with neither handavitted to uphold the institution which is the causo of all this woe, and that they shall not turn back, and their swords return not empty, until the grand deliverance bhall be accomplished.

a4 A Tire. Philadelphia, Jan. 3. A lire commenced abouf 2 o'clock this morning in the basement beneath the American Telegraph Office, and before it could be subdued, the lower floor and battery room were completely burned out. Howard's Express Office adjoining was also much damaged. The telegraph instruments escaped without injury, and communication with tho country continues without interruption. Arrival from Tort Iloyal. Xkw Yoaa, Jan. 3. Tho transport Catawba and Roanoke frora Port Royal on tho evening of the 30th ult., arrived here this A. M. They bring uo news. Passed the sloop of w ar Cumberland on tho 1st inst., in 1st. 3C, long. 75, cruising. Ilxtru 5essiou of the Michigan Legislature. DavrnoiT, Jan. 3. Au extra seniou of the Miahigan Legislature convened at Lansing, yesterday. 'The Governor's Message suggests a liquidation of tho direct Federal tax by releasing the Federal Government from reimbursing the State on account of war expense! to an equal amount Si 1.000 men have been furnlbhed by Michigan for the war of which ten rcgimcuU for threo years ono battery of artillery, and one regiment of three months' volunteers have been raised at the expense of the State castting $339,000 of which 1192,000 has been refunded by the U. S. Government. In view of tho manifest disposition of foreign powers to intermeddle in our domestic affairs, he recommends that provision be made for the organization aud uniform of the militia to constitute an active force, and the speedy enrollment, to bo nubject to draft at any time, and while not favoring the erection of extension of extensive fortificatiocj he advises the Legislature to urge upon Congress the immediate necessity of establishing at some convenient point in the northwest an arsenal and manufactory of munitions of war, aud also a naval station to be located in Michigan, as being most advantageous, both from the extent of her coast and unrivalled resources for ship building. In alluding to national affairs, he attributes our complications abroad and trouble at home to the inactivity of the army, and sajs tho people will not tamely submit to see our armies used to protect the slaTe property of rebels when the most active means should be taken to suppress the rebellion, sparing nothing, und apologising to nobody for our actions. Order for n Movement Gen HumHide' 'expedition. No more Trouble with üngland Expected Gen. .MrClellnn Improves. Waäuixqton-, Jan. 3. The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press sayorders are given for a movement by way of Occoquan; also that Gen. Burnside will ascend the Rappahannock. The rumors current in the newspapers that further trouble may be expected with England, risiug out of our blockade of Charleston and Savannah with (.tone hulks, are regarded here as entirely without foundation. (Jen. McClellan'a health continues to improve. Preparation for New Operations at Port Roynl. New Yoaa, Jan. 3. Advices from Port Royal indicate that Com. Dupont is preparing for a aew naval demonstration. Gunboats are concentrating, and a large number of armed launches are practicing to assist the landing of troops. About ten thousand troops could be spared from Hilton's Head, in addition to Gen. Steven s brigade, to operate igtinst Charleston, Savannah, or the rebel force at Coosahatchie, the latter, most likely. Kebel Vosscle in James ltlver. New Yoaa, Jan. 3. A Richmond dis5a ten of tho 31st pays the rebel war steamer nmestowo, joined her consort, the Yorktown below, in Jame river. The gun boat Teaser would soon be readv for active service. Strike at the Navr Yard landed. Niw Yoaa, Jan. 3. The strike at the Gavj Yard has ended; the men returned to osk to-day. Sr.W YOHK STOCK MA It Kin'. New Yoaa, Jan. 3. Stocks steady and rather fpiiet; Chicago aim Rock Island r0rf; Cleveland ani Tole do 33l4'; Galena ami Chicago Oo1; Panama 110.; Mich'gsu Southern 1H; Pacific Mail 9-2; Erie 31; Harlem preferred! 20;; Michigan Central 47; New York Central 793.'; N0r1h Carolin C5; Michigan 7"; Missouri 10. riMrisjsjiTi mahki:t. CmifMATt, San 3. Flour uiichaugel and in far demand, fur superfine $4; citra tnd Wheat unchanged. Corn r tea l v at J7e. fsuilr 'dull at Oats in gornl demand at 27c. Rje searce.and would eil at 43..ilk. Barley unchanged ando,uiet at 43(f6V. Whisky frin at 13w.c, with a good de msnd. Hoi firmer and higher. Receipts light; onlv 4.0ot)Uie last twenty four hours. . Prices closed at $X23a3.1. Fair demand for mess ptk at $,i'o' 9 37; sales of 700 bids. A roo.J !demM for lard, cLiedv from a i Li verpoel house; sales of 9'' packages at S1.iii."wc This latter rate for bbls I A roo-1 demand for Wulk aidesj, with lw lfifn'i')Kint.1.,r,ti . I Slioulders would bring 2ltfc and iu) rotire. The demtthl L from those paekrnjy for the Knlisli market. Or ten taeats iu p haI demand at 'gC si.d 3 for shoulder, hams and uUs. I GO tierce hed and gut Ish! sold at fic (troceries uucLxnred. EicLirige la f rcniium. MEAT MARKET. j Ti;p i BKEF. Our friend Jo , i karr. It a. rrefe4 a pat airs ii th kalk os- bauest cf Mr. J. If- Parr, en atn rr tsx. whirs ha s frfwr ' st a!l Wcnra to rspply all &- n.aiw r e r;s, rrtfi. tat MI, poI. unit, rssl ar taas, at raavakat täte. ym f-ie4

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IL AT AND STOKE! Juki Opaaed Iu Man's Nw and t , Nplendld Uulldliiftt Mq. 131, Xorthwett Cor. Main J( Ftjth Sis. TKKKE HAUTK, INDIANA. ''pilfc: lHO 1111 KTOU OF THIS iL citlzcus ir Tr-MauU sad U surrwundikg eoiiotry tLat L ia rtuw rucriviuf and optmlng tha LARGEST STOCK I OK131 TS 1AIP C'UM'S Eva vffarrsd for aal la this biark'-t, mbrariJir very TsrtMf of Uta sod Boy's war, which will b sold WUOLESALK AN' Ii RETAIL, AT Till: LOWEST WAR PRICES ! Füll OASH I WewuldlrMptfuUjr rau tttfntlu cf Country; Merchant ''and Dealer T our Urga aad aMorud tock- Our faciliilra for purctaaalog are such that ws caa afford to eil a low aa any hosua waat of Uta mouotalna. Vf keej constantly on haod a Urg stock of a Fur and Wool Elaln ! Which hava hsu aekcicd Mp.ctalljr f.r thlr trsd, aud wfatra will b sold tor ths LOWEST CASH PRICKS ! W would al.ocall attention to our SILK HATS! Which hars b en Imixirtsd Diroctly from New York ! And which will cLall'iig all others fr CHEAPNESS, STYLK AVI) FINISH 1 BEN HUBBS, Jr., Agt. So. 131 MAIN RTRKirr. It E f.VFO H CE.T1E.YTS AT THK Ifiiion Clollmi S for-. RKOF.IVED THIS DAY BLACK HFAYF.R. II LACK sir HROWN MOHAIR, HLACK SKALSKIX. DLK Ar RRN RIHRKI) SATINFFr SILK M1XKI) OASSI.MKHK, tl N I )H K S S 1 : 1 ) y: A KTI M K 1 1 : . HLAUK rASSIMKHK. fanty uassi.mi:iu:. V I EC E UO O MP St I on l im: oi uio t i s! ( HiNUHiLLA hi:avi:h, .IOHANNKS HK.WT.H, HROWN & HLAf'K Tllh'O Do., KNU.LTSH MKLTONS, FANCY FRF. N H A ENGLISH .CAPSIMEIIKS. 1JNAUK AND HROWN rLoTH??, 9 DOKKK1NS. AC, All WsstrlK aarrmHId las iilve !- Ialaetln mr ."IMejr llefundeU. I J - - i j.

CLOTHING.

IXAlta-s)OCEIsTc OAilllTCH.

THE HOLIDAYS.

EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS ' r Havf hven llalc ATB A 11 T L K T T ' S To auj))l thr oiile of Trr- Haute and .icinltj srlth Roud gift for thr rijii.isiiitM: n.MY., Width are tiow at hin!, aiil !io oue klu!l fill to tall to-day for th therewith to filltLr - Christmas Stocking;. Amoux Lis aclctllou are I'ka to auit tL- old, ihe tnlddls axd and tlirouiijr beautifully lwunl mti t-lrantly illnxtratrd Album, J'orliullos. WritinK l)fka. TolUttStatuS.Sietl Kr.jrraviLKft.wval Kran, old Ten., l'orkrt Ki.ivra, CaOae, Llri Meu. Card Can.. MiotoKraph Album, Inarira, hhrll 0mba, ,Vioora In ('aar, rortui.rftl , etc., etc. j Kr tLn little ouoa h Vri'in tLe fauuxjt (juldeu A, H, , TatLe prrttleot Ilx.k jou evr i!d !! Which, aa K'fl can't be uf.aM .1, IWcau the arealwaya bound U:. Alll of which are markM IM)WN in jric- l- 'iit the tiruai. Call and etaciine. December 24, lSldlw NEW BOOKS AT B Ji. K T L 10 T T ' Tb SoutLerland by the Author of Jtuilelg. The Cotton Kingdom of America. The LampliKbtr Story by C'ba. DicVeti. tireat KipeetsttflCis " " I-asons In Life by Timothy Titconib. Tlie Clolitrr at4d the Hearth by luaJe. Hongs on Mary Keys by O. W. Ilrdmea. December 24dtf CLOAKS. mid Ilfroiiin ! -TillCLOAKB JUST KECEIVKÜ AT HEADQUARTERo ! f EAÜER8 UP FASHION, FOR -Li I.AD1TV CI.OAKS-Styhs ar;d VatJ term a lntroluced by Leadirtjr New lfork anl Paris HoUfte. Heaatlful Mack I'.eaver Clak; KU, aal LngliaU Cloth Cloaki, frous I lo 20; Extra Double MUlel Kreuch leaver Cloake, from tuototns; riatea uccotiipsnyiii each atle, exLlbltea' ia ti.e tore. GREAT SALE Fanoy Dress Silks ! TWENTY FEK CENT IJi Iow Original Vvt EDS ALL. McDOHJAL v CO. Are determined U cle out their eriüre to k of Fancy Silks before the Fi rt cf January, a'i ..it the attention of the La -Ii to the GREATES7 It ARG A ISS : Kver known on the Wabash. FURNITURE. pelt CHKAI' TP U H I T U R 15 -K TOir.ia?.v;a' Est of Terr Haut House. OclTdtf Black Dress Silks. 0.000 YAH1VS .TUST OPENED AT EDSALL, McDOL'iAL & ('(TS, HAVlN(t puri.Lsed the nuliir tvck of a broken down New York Mnisle llousr, w are prepared to offer th great t 1 rj!isa v-r kiiown in the West, to-w,t: Snperior II If Lustre T lack Ires 8;lk at fO.TS Eitra Superior do d. dv O.KO Splendid quality d tbi do 1.P0 IDSAU MrDOrGAL 4 CO. REMOVAL. TL' have remove J to our new V Stre, TO and 72 Vine Stt-t, U-iweeu Second and Pearl Street; where wf htll 'e i!fl X aes our friends and -u-t.nier. Vv Ith a lars and rornplete st k t-t t.rc--. i .e uf tHkinds, and freatly !ncreie1 facihüea I r d.it n buneaa, we are preparw.l to upply t'iires n tL moat favorable erni. M. liU.NN A SONS. CitiJi'i'Sti, IVc,20, Wl. die? DA NIC I NC BANK OK THK STATK OF INI JAN K. Uranch at Tet re. Haute, Nov. J lMl. "VTOTICE Is aervby rIvsh that ths am.ual tueettLg ! X of tko Stockholder f ths llrsock at Terre- j rs-Haats of the Kana M the ?iate ot ia.v.ana, win iheld at their Laukln-r. Houe .n the Firt Tue.lsy in January uess, between ths l ours i f ten cU k, s. n., anl three olk. p. m., for the purple ofelec. ubk live Uirectors for the esisnlns; year. Hy ord. r of the IWard of !reior. no2vtww. PRETx)N HI fsr.X. CaaU'r. TONSORIAL. Medicated Hair Waah! 13HOF. (JKOIUSE W. CANADA L hatinf reStte.l hit FhavtnK and llilr Ire.;r.g Äal'fcsi, s i.'Mi.'r.g the 1 rrre Hat.t 1K-Ue, beirsleaxe to inform ti e diium aal pvi(.t:c a.Mra:iy that be la bow prepart Utt w;h.ii -klfnrs In I ' usual tUfactoTy wa .rer. Mrut attet.Uofi Rlveti to fcatrpoonlrij and Cnirnc Us. lea ac l Uf.: li.rla Hair. UKO. W. CA 5 AUA. CLOAKS. K.XPHKSS THIK DAY a LKADKUS or FASIUoN. THK 1 A NT FLsCK MUYTK AMI I KRNCJI im Cl".ka II i: a I. nLU v;Is'1:ai. Av CO. UNDErtTAKINC. ISVAC HA 1. 1 1 'IX ! UNDERTAKER itrouLD mot Rr.iiT.cnn.i.T iswku ' tfcre In art r arytli. In h'.s Kr.e, that be U ! prtniaro-d te furr.l.h ftvi!. . ).rt rusk. .V h 1 .m tMt .terwtFTMTl t nf Llt.V talir TncirWae ewr Ui$,. k rtty. BSn U. olWt rr..'.rtker is tl. . rtry, I tmU I can ci better aaufa-U- than caa err been ifle , thla city. I f .n b f jnnd at try U taji! ft-rtT .f fWwv4 I and Cherry ret. lrs I kp n bar, eonataatly, 1 VarshaM's Cart C the oe.'y r. nr-m tn ffneral . Wollen c Cr. or a.l kind's, ti-ta ana Tslret CoTere4 CoCnav 4n a weeJ, J1?J.'-K tn th YjSrrUklzi Üasi w-.a tea prtmpCy areii u, .Uher ! by n2ht r day. 1 IViies peei.re4 ary irh af tlms dtrl. 1 - Carrlacss) ftrrSafced to eHer. I EeTTvexnUr fsrwr sT aWxsa aMOtarry fueeu. atrwtf LSAAC HAJX.

SPECIAL NOTICES. GO TO NI COLO YS raxMir Fino Art G-allerv ! 1C3 ILACv STEKT, To tae your lectures taken In all tLe ,.,u aty i-. known to the ar'J

W'C would call i'articuljf attei;ticti toM(j4'i notice iu aiMjtber coluiaa. We a.l.l tLe f ll ,i!; from t If .St, IauU IieralJ, which tpck olum i . its favor, W a to all, give it a trial: "We take tpecial pleasure ia rc UiUiHiJ;:.g i.Lean's cclebrau-d Strruglheüit.J? Cvni:! as aa inv: uat 1 reded forgti.rral leliUty ar J wciahf. f have aeen it tete1 iu a circle uii.Irr our cw n i-u luctiiatc obervatiou, and Tout h for it' eKka.y a? 1 K-rtli, It il an article which LouiJ helrjtctr - .taxillj in ery fainiljr. aa it is certain! an .u arable runliiine. tLe aJvrrtie3i tit in ntl-1 kBtlitl. .MäT ßuauiuua or S.r'faljua i-txl.i-ii are tLe euoe, iL LUght, the pouto rt-l of ua:iV!uJ. 'jr ar aiid filili aa erll aj faul . Tic u i .e Iriu OoLtamlLatioh ai.d inijur:t T lur M1, and :r tu be wtn all arouud ua evi-rjwher-. 0:.e quarter ol ail we meet are Uit.teJ with tlnn, a:.d on qusriT j of tLee die of thfiu; die fooIULl t'o, b-rau!e tber are curable. Atca's SaaaArajui-t a cloatiM-a out .LS.rvf'lois rorruj tU'U fryin tie Mil, r nJcrs it pur ai.i heUiL, and erTec-msll epurSl' the foU cuutan..:i'i u fri.ia th- t-tu. No longer gfwau uuürrjour Sticluhjua l:vr!rrs, siio tLe irre! bie Aira La prc Li iuat riy combination ! curUe virtue tLat Le call .ari- vn&MJA. 1iuocrat, Wtterlurj, Ct. Touic. ilrotri Col. Albert Flk-, M. f. frna Alkaia.. WahHi&ry, I. C. Jue 11, IJC. "1 Late i.rd two bottlf-a of your IkknaaTK.' H.h -u!b IUiTtaa, aud bare rur,d It very useful in ci cf Lodi(eaUrn ar. 1 Headache, auJ recorenjen I it t all who used a tlaaait at,J eC.c alsu rrniedy ai d valuable t ''nic. The lata lllh Sheriff off Alkfjbe:. c-'S: ty L. gueuuatbe followingT "I waa aSictsl wiU lability of the Isger.i ve Or ftaua aiiiouutiog to a ssvere attark of Lyrppi, wLich Lad reduced hj firah coiitiderab.'y. My wlfwat alio afflicted under tb? arae cim.mita;Ke, x:: I with the kau. disease, liaviug umI your meJicii. called Douuutvi IIoiXA I-nrva. we both obtained relief, a ti 1 ar happy to alvrd ywu tblt put i: evldetice of !'. value. JOHN JiMVTll. I'iltobuiKh, Jau. 124, 17. HorrhaveN Ilollantl ltlttt tThc fhiladeipUa Arjw, in fpakiri,; of tLe la', eil'.titioo held in that city by th,. Krar.k'.ln tti,1.tute, 'Ia tioticiuir Oied:rinef we are al aya fitrrni. caatioru, unhas aaUf.eJ of tie tntr.t of the artlil. Auioca; thuae exhibited la th celebrated IL-Ua: .1 IUtter. Thi lueAliciue ha beer ete'i4i;y it trolured in ev ry Sute la the L'nion, ami iuto the Canadian rrovlr.ee, principally within the last m yearv The exhibition Low teM.nioiilalx In erer language known in America, aianDk, which we i. tire one from the 1st Hon. John M. Ciayt n, t lelaware." 'lTpepiia, Headache and lndice.tioo, by whub all peraooa art taore or less averted, ran uually cured by moderate eierclae, wholesome Todt aül s rose cfDo-r have's Holland Bitters oua ourbf. r.each meal." ul. .sku. 'Jatl-dAwlHi Wurrnntetl l'urrly Vrcrtabli. (i.000,000) HVE AIILUONS OF WKS OF LRAN UKKTU'S riLLSAkK SOLI TKARLY. THE SAl l ST1 ADILI itK-reshi., and yet thumml. die f.i'i'. colds atl fevers, which these p;ll cul l certa't ly rure. )'ra.!)dreta'a Fiila ar" simple, but uamatc hJ far -teurj. How important that we at orue e. tir. an aJvat lag vr .ifknea wh-n St can be l ad t at outlay of only Si ceuta. Mr. J.C. Rappelyea, of At.r.ii'u:h c-.ii.t , N. J , write. March IP, l'f I w an tror.'.led i:i January Iai with co!r.. i. f.ir rveral day, and took trn fram c! -r. H t . obtain relief. 1 ( ugbt coltt, I jj piv'; at any ra:-, a rvere iliarrhor n t in, w tich rry t.it is al att itil ant fi nni it inipitl" t'arret. T1.I- f..r..- .,- i by ivsentary. My strength wa all f rie. i:rr, thing paol through me a I tck it. A fritl f-on New York, Mr. iir t l-w, fortunately alif J . i. me, aihl a1vie I'.tiHt thh'k Pu i S. I thought i' my weal: cndition one pill would I . e-c inh, bti he a1minit red four, anl the tiejt tnonir !cü t.ior. Mo h lm;Hily rau fr-j n,r, ai d, 1 it y urpr', th- ar-!,-i jnl pain In. 'T!.b-d On.K c 'rd me fit'ly. 1 r.i i.w hentty, w ith a appetite, nficc, V'.4 Canal atrt, and y a'l d: l - Rl-t. Aol 1 ty J. IL Ctmsmnabi, Tene-Hautr, iui I) I re.p-rtable dealers In ne4iie. JnMwlni MUSICAL. TOUT'b UNION QUADRILLE RANI ! ATll.L ATTTNI ninMITLY TO AU. c.l IM In the mc.teil l:i.t . uic f jni...4 f ri..l a-' 1 Parf e at rsa.-wn.aMe rates. SKATES. HE most elegant, the best atul i - cbraiH l.:i si,..-, wl t c I.S'i C. A W . S.l clVMN MILLINERY GOODS. C. I EE MSM'E.IV .r Tir.w i r.i.i.iA,T vrvi.i A MILLINERY! On M rdiM sdav, Oct. tllh, sti. I HAVi: .1UST frni tlie "at w :tu a 1 k i;ti: k n i: i i r r- tu 1 jt i .1 t. ! M ILLI N KK Yi: To hi h 1 ni4.t ll.- tu t.i. .ii ( 'WH IH'YI'.IIH OM. ! MUS. WALTKU. 1U V.u. m.el, mi .i.l lit. STOVES and TINWARE. .1 c.itzn: i;Ni)i:nsiu.Ni:i T'J in: li.tis tlii" psrc;ia-i u t.Vir .t.a ex c . "i .S. WOIJ at CO , at Nj. IU A ltd. WoaU v., b'r- he int. fia at all tie. k-pii. a !irr a;.1 wU aerUS tl'.t J .STOVES, TI.WVARI), AND IIOt'SK riTKNISHIN. GOOD.V Ar! r'-a by Xr,i .7"J , lr , i ..l j i,r l'.tUtm t Biak. U. th' ' a1 guarti f.-t ( .up Ua ;i this U.'m. lie k1 han on ban I ra. k f ! th- l-a1i,. Cx kln; ht. at tki b-l of sbUh I. tr. Jusly Br.Hf.u-a CHARTER, No exher can 'irt's this, hunii-li k t iim! Uira ran tufy. A full ecpplv -f ll Mi. Sv ra .if all patvr.. Ia I tkroujU ll t w "t'-W tfT tBtking pur ha-. TT. Agricultural Department ! Will b enl.rr-J at.l r arinet III at all tljj .rtil a ftlt l.k in: leire-tiia J th- r.t iua..!y. lt. H. COKNWr.LL. Up. 1S,1n41. Nos. 14 At 14 W aba.h JUr-t. Ilsrtna: sc44ssirMnrk of r-ls 11. Corri !!. Ü part4ThphretrfoTt etiatJng; Wtween , tinths name ainl atfls of . Wr.;( A-.. la tl.: 4iMFt're.1. Ths bttalnM ff the r.rra i'.l 1-e -u;l by . VVolf to werten all rla'.ru w.ll t e re. i.v-'., a;. l al psymetrts meat b raae. 11 will V f iT.. it!. V r. 'VcwU tni w.ilt nrr" th iioiil..ia .- r,nt of all indebtedo- t the trm. 1 raJrtef frneo tb prprvatr.hip f tb H..i-remiinv-s4 ta our r.umroa parsa ir ucv-. . ... . ... . t tiurs saA.fslir.a od 4 vT Vf V. T ATT7N.