Daily Wabash Express, Volume 8, Number 289, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 January 1862 — Page 2

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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

FRIDAY... '.JANUARY 17. 12

Tbe rlJecc that ite army of General Bciu. about Jvaxtciog on Bowl'mg Green U accumulating. Ou Monday the various rerimeuti n the vkinitv of Louisville moved

down the country, and all the artillery there

waa sent forward. On Wednesday an order I

for a Ure number of she!! was sent to IndUnapoliato be filled with dispatch. The aho'U. to the number of fire hundred, were S;vn1 the aime motuh.z. We look for

t r-- - thrilling newa hourly. Tsb la tet bewa from the army of Üen. OaaXT, aays the aJraoce. under Oen. Mc Citiiitv, encamped afMavfield on Wednesday nljjht. Ctta? Bsaureard is near that point, asd ualead the rebel retreat a bau! taiy hare beea lought ere now. Il our forte are aucce!ul in an encounter there, or the rtlj retreit. Gen. Orant will, si doubt. advance at on:e on Uuion City and thus cut off the communication between Columbus and Bjwling Green, and also between Columbus and Nashville. If success ful in this move, there U but little doubt that he will be able to completely invest C lumbuj. unless Gen. Bishop Tolk retires suddenly. We have strong fa th that thl dem mtrativu will be successful and the m iuiftUKHi of alarm on prt of the reb els, ouufirois our faith. is Trk untnimity ol the Anti-War Democratic press, tu tnrir cudetvors to cover up the indignity offerel to Süraiy A, DjUOtas and U t ÜOeruor WbiorT, is remarkable, if nut suiMt utvry. The Sute Stnti.ul offers the following: "The gvntlrman bo effered the rcsolutun withdrew it hiauelf wheu he luuud the Coiueutiou was L,dipoed to ccnaider mere personal bidorsemeute tor political effect. VoJl!iüm Ui honors had already beeu paid to t .e memory ot the dceaU Senator in every way that culd be grate ul to hia persoual and political frieuds. And we presume taat ex Uoveruor VN right uimeit auu nts true Ir tends do not claim that be ha recent ly reudered such diatinuihed service to bis couutry, that wwuid euUtle him to that special consideration anv more than many others." Again the Send tcf says: "The Convention was not assembled to eulogize meu, and there was a determination not to permit tho past dissensions about personal favorite to diaiuro iu harmony." And, as it cous.ious of the lameus of its own excuse, the Scntind a Ids: The old :eud of Bnght and Wright is pitied out, and t ?.tnuot be revived." Doe ihSnttntl mem by th.s th it Wateat Cadouee Bs;oet. or that BateiT endorses Wsuoar? Ceruialy the gulf becweeu them was never so deep and wide as now. Oue is for his country agtinst traitors, the other aeseU ta the leader of the rebellion a mm to assist in araiing lUe rebels against the Govcrnsaeat. VTaich does the Sentinel think t!ie Üemxracy of Ind.ana wi'l follow? The mm whj stands up' In defease of this Governoaeat, or the man who sends aid and r destructive weapoa, to the leader cf th rtbels? Bat the Terre IIa als Journal ofTers a different excuse tor the ill ire itmeut of DjtfeL vs and his friends. Tue Journal says "the mover withdrew th"a owin to the fact thit the Couveuüon was juit ab-?t t-J adjourn, having transacted its baiaeü, and a rule btviag been adopte-i that all re'olution had to be referred to the C jmuiUtee on Resolu lions without deb ite," aud to cliuch the deel aration, the Journal savi "this is a true etatemeatof the muter." Now, which of these witness shall we take? BjtJ c u not be correct. Is it not a'uuply another il!ulratiou of that which is written, ' For mmj bejr faUe- witness againit h'.rn. vut tlisir w im 1 agreed not tigeth-." Ileeere-md's Arr.unt of thf Hall Ituu lilUtl?. The irginia corrrspoilrnt of the ew Orleans Dlti an account of a select dinner party to General Biais&aaitn, at which he m-tde the fotlowing reoi u ks: Ou the 21st ol July, at a,ut 3; o'clock, perhaps lour, it seeiuel to me that the tic lory was ahe dy w ith.n cur prap. Iu fact, up to that moment 1 had never wavered in the conviction tU tt triumph mut crown our arms. Nor wa uiy conn-iem- haken until, at the time 1 have uientioued. I obs rvrd ou the extrem leit, at the di-.t ii.vc oi soweth;i;g ciire than a mile, a column ol mu approachbg. At tlt-;r hs-d was a d ig wh cn 1 utd U"t di4:sutah. tveu fllli the aid of a tr. iti .-. I w n uu b!e to dcteiuiit.e m i.i r it w I the L'u ted t-tles tl ' or tlie Uuuieier.e d ;. At Uie same m ojett 1 rarvettvl d s;c!i Irwin i'apt. AeXat)Jer, in tn re uf Hie a fc'nal st ition. wnan me to lo k ut lor the U t. th it m lare culuaiu w.s a;'j r .!iit.: Iruai lli t d reot on and tint it w i sjpp-ed to be licii r.tttcrson's comtaaiid cjtu ti to re utuic ilcDowcil. At thii m .uient, I mat cout'e., uiy heart failed Be. I caute. reluct ti.t!, tv the cunclusiou, that alter at our e T.nt w should atl ttl be compelled to jie.d ao the türmj the hard fought aid b-Oodjf Ce'.d. I again took UT gl4 to f tiuiUi tue dt j of the approaching column, but uij aaaktns ii q'A.ry was unproductive ol a result. 1 cn!d n Hie 11 in wLirh aroy the waving tan u er te oixel. At this time all tbe raemUeis f rav etafT ' we.t abeeut. tavm5 been d .ptt hed to vanoua points. Tbe onv person -.th me ..t lh Kalt tut oScer who h rrr-.Uy d-lui-ZUilbexj h ml ty a br.lnr.t teat ol rn. OeoeraJ, then C! ua4 Ltna. To b'uu 1 eotnrouiiicatel ay dosh a aa l fe.n. I oM bits I fere-l I a; -pro ath ns; lorce waa in reahty Tattetsou's dW etou. thtt if such wa ' the ce I sh-uld be c-ruie!!ei t Uli bstk upoa our own rw-erve. itd rtp..ti. till t' a oeat day, a tont i.u itiou ot t ie ea gaerneut. 1 After lu:tl.cr iciextion I iireotrd CK)!'el 1 ians to proceei l Ger,. Ju.ua.n, wh hj assumed the us ol c dlext n a rtere.ai d ; to tntorta h:m ot t' e rurun:tai. es ol t!e caae, au l u reue.t h m to h . e hi tesrt ) txdlevtrJ with a. I d pub. at d hw'4 the n i;i readme! to eop;rt our rann-r ie m iw Utut Cvl L.aAa suited ax. tbe tt) w oo ! tilUS et. tr0ted to K m. He hadnK-enled but a aSort d aUuce whea it c.ut el w D j to mke another cot3ujiiratKo ot t.e st.Il ' ap-jTvachtrg fl lp;. It bid uo come within ', full view. A t-Kl Jeu guat f wiod Lo k ot.t i its folds sr.d I tecogn red tbe aura std bars I the C5Mfdrate t.t.er It was tNe borne by your teg mevt here the Ge erl ! truel Vi C-d-re! K wUj at bes de h nt), the gallant Tib LrmiM. od teoiumn vf ' tcbyor ra.' Bf ti .i.-thute-l t'.e aia;i;e, faa ihe br-fji ie oi (Jtt.e I 'thea C"Ivt:eM lltr.'y. yur z:u- r( (.rte e-1 ealbwalaA'-n; f beers, relta;:.t aitsr rr.aei t ra;ried to the cry, the e easy berea the nujb-ut hr,lbelr alu.k a'aiae.rt, tty were ia tun iual'pd tj c ar tore. a. i ' within a!f ar hw ir trvra la .l m e-e'.t ssan-xstac-et the retreat. 1 aa Ji ta ure tr.at wsr suised banner g'eam r g over ua at tu a Jesti-t boiri, but 1 b?r tfcr s o t s It uj-?a th tid of UtUe.

LClter from Ltect. Col. Cab ort).

UAstf AT LAlBOtH. KV.J Jeuuarv lath, lt9tj. ( Kditoi Karas'vl Lae recotaü beeaiuformed that worn frOD from the viciaity of Terr Hiuteaud the adjoining counties te Vigo, have visited our camp, and have circulated reporta Injurious to the reputation of the 31st regiment and detrimental to the service. Atnoogat the numerous reporta that we have htvard of, art th. 1st. That our rejinect, owing to the

aumUr akk, ba beta reported at head quarters unfit for duty. 2d. That there are not to exceed one bun dred and fifty ma In the said regiment fit for duty. 3d. That our tuen are dying off by tens with a disease called the Black Tongue. 4ib. That the officers ot the aforesaid reg iment have prorided no hospital accommo dations for the sick, and that they do not vait the sick. The a bore are a few of the charges brought against ua by these Patriate that hare visited us In this hour ot trial. Now, sir, per mit xne, through your columns, to aay thit this dark picture, drawn by these trertAui, I not true. Although we save suffered much, we have tried to meet this afiiction hke soldiers, and we think that thoae who come bre to see and render service to the country and their sick friends, had better rema n on the other side of the Ohio. Their reports are giving aid and contort to the eaeooy, arid not relieving the poor, suffering soldier ot one pain. To the first cht rge I have this to aay, that oo the lt instant 1 was ordered to take a detachment of thl le'meot, and proceed to s small town ten miles south of here, to meet a bodv of the enemy's cavalry, that was renorti to be in the ne chborhjod of said town. I did so, and took from u;no companiea of this regimeot near four hundred live I soldiers surted frtm camp at 6 o clock 1 . II., traveled through bsd roads tlut night te the town, camped, and returned next day, and I have not heard of one of the command beiut ck aince our return Irom the above trip. The other company was on detailed Mrv;. on a teamboat to Evansville. If we are reported not fit for service, why sre we detailed for service? and !a ad litiou to w uiwiw this, on yesterday we naa over sn nuuurru on dres parade. This number did not inelude our cuird. and a cumber oa eitra dutv. As to the second charge, I eay it ia not true. We have e'ght hundred men at this heur able, ready and willing to march to i meet the rebel force. As to the third charge, we have no such a disease in camp, unless there are some who have been visiting us or the same disposition of those that started these reports; if so, I Jtar their tongue hv a drk fat. In answer to the fourth charge, I have to say w have done all In our power to make the sick as comfortable aa we coul d under the circumstances. We built a log bouse, floored douUle. and put stoves in it, wih m ttr&sses for esch soldier. We nave attentive physicians and nurse, aud besides this, the company officers famished rooms in the the town, st their own tipenit, for tbo of thetr companies that were ' . "t on thtn. ail I know that the officer often cot leave ef ab.ence from headerters to visit them, and I knjT they did visit them, for I saw theo there. As for myself and the other field officers, I leave that for the soldiers to say, whether these reports are true or false. And, sir, I am persuaded it thoe gentlemen had one thousand men under their charge, with their good and the interest of the country to care for, and prepare their men to discharge the duties of soldiers, maintain the honor of the great Sute and Government they in part have to represent on the field ol battle, they would be more liW.vl to thou who hare that duty to perform. I admit, u one who has never been In camp, that the sickness that we hve gone throu-h ia discouraging, but mhen we corapire oura with other campaigns, we find the mortality much ies. And now as the dark hour is over, and the soldiers of the 3lit are fast improving, and our line increasing every day, wait until the great army move forward and eee if the 3 1 at is not in the column; anl whiWt we claim no prefer eucii for this regiment over others tb t h ive gone from our State, w desire to be placed on equal footioa; with them, at leat, until we are tried. No fire in the rear, if jou please. Yours truly, JOHN" 03BORN. Vittuogton Items. WasuLforo?. Jan. IS Five l.uudred meu cotnuikiJt work to aay to cunsuueta railroad Iroui Wardiiugtou to Alexaudiia over the L-'uz ikKlfc. It u exüjcled to be dote IU th.ee week The Siiate iu extra season to day confiriael the umntou of E. il. Sutton as Scrtt' of Wr. I lie reiult ol eaiious Coiileretice held here by the 'joard of Trade, Chambers ol Coiumere, and the Banking iuatitulim.a with the Ssret-ry of the Trvurv, ray l aurn med u tau: 1st. The general views of the Secretary of tbe Treasury are a4uled to. lid. The Bank will receive and pay out I. j S. Notes freely and sustain, iu all proper j wys. their Credit. t 3d. Thrctetary will, ta the nett two weeks. in addition to the current aaily p-'Jiaeutol $l&.OuO.OOO in Culled ötates' no: es pay a k ... nr . 1-.. sni ttfti i itlbovUto ,ufh puh k Stores. de.ir. to i1 h aJJ, lnu. rr,.,T l00 i4.itlK . iin tHm imfT,M;.r " VDrflv-vae S4iw .-'a,jaa a.T ' 4.h. Th Issue ot U. S. demand notes to not be ircrf.4ed beyond th fifty tni.'iotis now authorized, but il ia desired Congress rhould etteud the prviv ion ot the eiit;uh' loan at to enable the bevrrurv cd the Tresaury Ui ;aue in enhance tr j. S. He ruatd ih.tes, or in rymeijt to cred.tor. u.-tea p.jai.ie iu ore year. i.earit5 j w per cei. J'bä It a' c 1 it.te;et. c oitVeriio-e mt J a 'J yeirs toi.o, er tj hui'.icd nil I fc.t or three huuJi i tu I. O.'.S Sut. Iiis thought desiribl Oiat t,VMgreaa !iiuM ru-Kt a general curr.. law. tela t.:i tCurtcuvy acp baukin aaSAniaUoUJ, exbraciii the i&eral praeia'.oi.e reemrueudel by täe t-ex-re-tary In bis reprt. 6.3. It iseleetel this ectosi will rvnJer the ro.kiu vl the V. S demand nute a lei,l tender, atI any increase beyoud what is a et juried u;.r.ecary Tbe LoiJ hi Critic sutea tlai "up to the time of h.s deatS. tSe Priuce Cou4rt raised uc11t arsmst tlie hatte wttb w!,:iU L- c'auJ I rathf U'l withthe luite-i ??t!ee ait trust ;ch e duoitee-i s f4bters e I ber iwters-tv. dservul o tne rejl s-. -.r-ea ot ler poer. toi eeiu to ! JriiAxfi et.K u tbe dev t Teer tt turopw. m mu Tau faes If aatne of Qu-o Vsnrri it AI east. iri Vk-toria Gus!pft. S ote Prince Ai brt'a reatb there is an eJTsit fiwdout wbat aa baae It wss Frsecis Altert A'ig-at t. j Cares La&aaJtl ßtcici

ruo.'i cAiito.

SIvrauMt off Trop Xeaa ar

ällauit alle-Thc t iMffetilp Ileolon em Trial Trip-Delay ! fit. Louie ItetwUrcfuienu. TtUgrapbi: ivrreepetvUtv s f Cla. tin tie. Caiao.Jsn. 15. Vert of our forcea left Fort Jeffervm for Blandvüle this morning. Gen. Grant left here this noou to join tLera. I he fl tgship Beitton took a trip toward Diaie to-day, ta try her machinery. The troor from St Liuia have nut arri ved yet, being detained by the Ice In the river. The weather is mod orating, and we expect the ra noutly. thw apv 4cx raiatT aiwi. Special to lbs Josruel. Cmcauo, Jsn 15 (Jen. Grant and Staff embarked on the Chancellor this morning. and took the fceul at tort Jefferson. Dispatches have been received from the aarance column under lien. aieUlsnuml It is on the mtrch and wi'i euramp at M tj field. Kentucky, tonUht. Cantp Uuture gard is so near MstfieM that the rebeli muH fi'hi or run. Uen. (traut reviewed the troops comoos Ing the 2d divi.ion this forenoon, and In formed them he should mtrcu thirty miles ay to morrow mornm. The greatest entbu aiata prarails among the troojta MilitArr. Lieut. Col. Keigwin of the 49th regiment, has been appointed Division Inspector Oeneral by Gen. Wood. The 49th regiment is said to be in a fine state of discipline aud harmony A correspondent of the New Albany Lelg er, writing trom New Havuu, Kentucky, sa)a the I5th and 17th Indiana regiments are i ery much reduced bv disease and death. Anoth er correspondent writes aa follows: The 43th is eettinr along harmoniously and pruaperouslv. Our officers have bad no experience in the "rvalitiea of war," und are not afflicted with the iictU head, at leat none to hurt. If I am a competent judge it Is orthy of remark that they are rapid!? ad vsitcinz in their new profession. General Wood has ordered an examination into tho qualifications and fitnes ot officers for the posts they hold, and I think ours will pasa ilhout utoirultj. The moral character auu co duct of our legiment furnish a most won derful exception to armies in general. Of ri . i Ali i i t. 3,v men uearij ,uu are cuurvu menoeia iu full ic'hKship at home. Cromwell, if alive. would rejoice to know that over here, in the "new wo.ld." there is a bullion of troops erring their country under the watchword. , Trun b üod aiJ k Jour powder drJ. whose highest aim on earth is to rcttoro pace and fraternity between brethrm of the Two companies Capti. Leeg and Mar shall's for Col. Gresham's regiment, arrived in I ew Albany on I ndiy night, from liarrison counjy, and encamped ou the fair grounds Dr. Clay Brown of this city, says the In dianapolis Journal, Assistant Surgeon of the 11th regiment, who has been at home on a short furkugh. returns to Paducah to -da v. Dr. B. looked comlisrably the "worse for wear" when he left camp, as he had been doing the duties of two surgeons nearly ever since his arrival at Paducah. Owine to the absence of the .Surgeon of the 23d regiment, and tbe need of medical aid in the 6th Miouri, b was .vert! tines JetachM for cr vice in those reginenta, and at no time has had a dav of re-t Losing etrenrtli und health under such severe labor, he was at last, prostrated himself, and on becoming convalescent followed the advice of the Bri gade Surgeon aad came home to rest and recuperate. He I again read to girt his at tention to the sick and, also, to the' woun ded, if there should he & forward movement resulting in a battle. Tbe Gtecnctttle Banner sajs Lieut. Col. Morrison, of the27th regiment, is on a vUtt to hia home lu that place. Tbe Colonel U in bad health, but will leaveioafrw dav to jora hia regiment. The Lafayette Courier Adjutant Stiles has not been reduced to the rank of 2d Lieutenant, as ha been publialied in several paper of this State. He still reta'nshia former rank of lat Lieutenant, though not acting in the capacity of Adjutant, and is now performing duty in Compin? B of the regiment in his proper rank. The 43th regiment, Col. Rv, ha beea ordered from Pardatown to Londcai, Ken tuckr. Thia looks like reinforcing General Schoepf, who is iu that neighborhood keeping an eve on ZjHicofler ;tnd hn entrenchmenL near Somerset. Prenticirnrtn. We hear a good deal of the surrender of Maon and Siidell. We ho;e to hear next ot the surrender of Duckner, Polk, Price, Zolllcoffcr, and Beauregard. Charleetoii was shut in with a dam of stone, and the t.cttd4v site was neiry bunted up. Like a detd sinner, she wjs drat dara'd and then convgnei to the flame. It is Mid th.tt the people of the South need at this time 5.000 tons of 9lt, having scarcely any at all. Physicians say, that, if men undertake to lire for anj considerable time without salt, their fifh becomes filled with worms. Perhaps it mxy yet be Haid ol the Southern Confederacy as waa written of Herod tbe King, "And he was t"i of worms and gave up the ghtt." New York U a pretty large Hit. but Charleston is an all-fired one. The Charlton authorities talk cf buildlug another frt. If th"y want any stone lor the purpose they w ill find an abundance In their harbor. W were del'hted the other dsy with Oen. McCook'a army, tv we apprehend tht the Cn'ederate ttoop will be quite carried away by it. Ge.ienl B tcVrer I reports 1 It hive aail recently that he ia "between hell and dam nation." We gues that like an awkwtrd tetmster driving through a jjate he will hit bth sides Gen. Hardee, in a apcciil order, ins Urt 4 mi,t tUm ncco,inX o( W.iüch's victors. s ajiarepreentstioo ia aq itajvirurt part of Hardeaj's Tactiea. Capture Darlog Two Cntba. The folio ir.g places ke been CaptureJ from the rebel suce tbe 7th of Nosembf r: Forts Walker and Peauregard Port Boy ai. takeu is naval aciloa Nov. ?. Dtturyal Bra-Hock's Point, Hi'lou Head Is!ard, eited by the army Nov. f . Battery at Ty bee I Und, eeired by the Daw, No 21. Fort at Otter Island. St. He'.etu Hoind, selied by thenavv Si. . ' F rtal S.m'a ro;rt. Cosaa tisr aWued bv the tavv, ov 25 j 'Tort at f"enick'a Island. Aleoo river, j s ie-1 by the navy N"V. ?6 j IlatUry at Great Wssw Ii!rvi Wattw t fmd, se'ied by tbe Bvt De-. 5 . j Hebel Fort at'JVl ifause. ilBÜrrtCa ! r;Teft rfrrr.c'.tsredlWi. 5. Cs dfot-t sod Port Royal Is' ende, txcepied : by Cen. S.e'fa'a Drtfait, Uritavi State Army. Dec. 7. j (Hsa bow 8tjrd eaterei at: J rebel fort ca Veraea ri'er reooaoitere-i by tfct ctvy pte. 1 ).

Call fur a Union Mate Convention.

hixfy thousand ot' the Citizens of Indiana having voluntarily taken up arm. for tit deienae of the government, the preservation of the Conatitution, and tho liberties of thapeople, it is unbecoming those who remain at Lome to array themselve in partisan warfare against each other, the probable consequences of which must be to preveut the resources of the country from being applied to the sup port and maintenance of the army, the engendering of sulfa and discoid, the withholding ot supplies for the war-worn soldiers, acdol recruits for the ranks thinned by battle; and may terminate in the demoralisation of the army, and the overthrow of constitutional liberty. Therefore, iuot earnetly deprecating all efforts to keep on foot party influences prendh'. - a und discipline, all rersons, Electors of Indiana, ebo are in lavor ot ti.e viorou . ... proecution of the war for the preservation of the Union and tho maintenance oi mo on stitation, are, without respect to past jiolitltal associations, invited to meet in Msm Cou vention, at Indianapolis, on the ii2d day of Februtry next, for tho purple of nominat ing candidates for the offices cf State, to be voted for at the r.estgeneial election. And to the end that Indiana may continue to enjoy the high jnitlon with the other Slates which she has In the present ar kithL.rt0 occupied, and that all the energies of the Slate my be unitedly put forth for the effectual suppre!ou of the rebellion, that the Constitution may be respected, Iti au shority acknowledged, and law and order once more etablihed all over the land, it is enretly hopd that all good citizens will, for 6 time, put aide party, and unite (or tho country. DR. E. V. DALL. A N K AUS EST APPKAL. The unJ-fima wouli niMt repctiuily call tb ativtttloD of L.t friend uJ putroua to the liupertoua btcetaltv of stlltcit otvc In a hit, aiid tbs new jr Ltlog jut rotnmenc4, bnnn tb Uiu that -y oihrr bu.lü nan 'tp-cta ta Dik vtilftdvdu wby tbuula us rot siorinect io-irur UsrtciK uiitttle4 sec UiiUrT thirty jretrt l:;aiiif?, sad from tbt Ii b ws duwu Xn tb prnt Um, k fil It bu Unty to c II iti ou all prren bsrlng opou sccouoiito call Immediately and make settle mnt or tbatams. II wou'a muca jr-Hr to all coma aud mii1s wUb bloi 1 1 prKu, sa be caa do it batter tban a tblrd poroo. bot If tbey do nH call oon b wilt harr t pmi a third p.rann. a be i d. troUiMsl u Daks a tbrougb woik. V.. V . It ALL. Jar.uary 1WaId PROPOSALS. Propoiah for Keeping' the Poor and Insane. CHALED PROPOSALS will be O recelvtd at tbe Andltor's OtSse until Saturday, r senary tbs lSib, tor fur&Iabtng all ivocetaary beds, bedding. clcJbiof , ful sod tor keeping tk rei-idect and trauatco: poor of Vigo cooniy, sod for aub ia sao peraooa aa may ba aut to tb County Aay lam, for TWO ysari'rutn tbe first day cfMsrcbt eil. Tbs Ills for svepinir tbe realdant poor wtll be for a cartala amoout pr aotmc. sod tor ketJos lb transient poor and Isaane for a eertala qi& per week foe saüt tracil-ut or loaaaa peraon, t be paid enartertT. Tbe of tLa farm, wttb tbs rrlrUeg of eutllag sncb Deasry firewood sa Bay be required for tbe use of tbe bona. will be taken ii.io ecDldraüoc in maklaar aura btda. Tbe CotnmUt-lowri rr4rve tie rlglt of designs ting tbe klnt of grain tbat hall K planted er aow upon aaia p ace in uic year inn. E. lt. ALLEN. Aul. Vly Covnty. Teero-Ilftata, Jan 3. lsC2-1w4-DnUCCIOTO. THOJIAQ n. II AUK, ( Rccravio TO T. M. e.A.B A CO. t Wltolceale A Ilrtall 251 TJ G-aiDT, 41D DSULlft IH t Paints, Oils, Varnishos&c., CORNKR FOURTH k MAIN HTs. T HAVE NOW ON II A NU, AND L am coosta&tr reoeMn, every article u.-ually kept la Wbesals Drug Booms, axJ iDrlta the atteo UooeT Country Dealers, to my prlo before ptarcbaalog elaewbere, being ua 0dot Ut la price and quality 1 can compete vrltla Cincinnati. COAL OIL, LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL. ALCOHOL. BUIVa FLUID. TURPENTINE, WHITE LEAD. And otber Deary Ooeda, sold In lota st s very small advaure on Manufacturer's Price a fur fWaA only. I bare coma to tbs eeuclualoo tbat tbe ca tpiteta Is tbs beet, both tor beyer sod seller, aud ab all in future do but UtUe errd 4f boslnesi, belsg enabled tlere by to nil my goods st s ai&alWr pr-Ot. I bare oo baod s large stork of vxrm ozoiGr-Aito i Pure Wim4 nnd Liquor To wbloh I wotuJ ak eapedal attenUcn. Fancy :Groods ! cf seery V.tnd Urttiaf Is part. Bore. ftubWr and Sbell Combs; rVoata T'OÜ1, Half, 5ad and CVbe TVaibea-, Soapä roL.idee, Uaar Oila, C4sim, Ac, svc. lAJBOTS fil.RK! FlUbOVft, aap man n. F.BtrKCte.f er the.llaadkr rehlef. AHtbropl4r Patent Modloinoo (Xtbe day, wbleh I caa aU f tbs dee, a tb hrteat prke. Ceedt ef .Tljr.Oivn ManulKc turr. And wtkb I caa aon.je:'y rTn:aud itiRR PECTORAL ELIXIR t ft Oaejba, CAJa aV. DARR'M CA5T0RINE ! Caa t tbe eM lll?.ga ta sw e tb batr. Cool Q12L 7Lr "vrra go X CHIatTt An ICH, e.vtaiitye kaai, XZ'Cndoiv Oaoi, OT a3 visas eat t crier aithe aaort.taaWw. I ala Sava a full ttrP arti Js sd la Oriental & Grecian ;Pintinrj. CreVH atl kTV!if V?CrKtU4 1 svI5tKÜ:ifO t Tbat t .J aw4 t adtrw! t-f nr O. ad A fet Cbs i4 P'anS. Corner s9 Fourth cti41c:iBtretta TrrjxcuAc;: vn. asalllwy.

t. rtYCE & son. LADIES! RECKIVKI) THIS DAV I

JANUARY 9th, 10C2 a Alport a ii aranTs : AU. rKl.KH. Balmoral Hoop Skirt I HOOP SKIRTS! OF EVERY VARIJtn. nfissea and T'ltildrt tl's Hoo) SkirU 1 Tfca r,a-lir r r--ltl-aU tfs 4 frvs A JKW NEW ftTVLE CLOAENy JUHI KKCKIVKD, Ladies Gloves ! Misses Gauntlets. TRIMMING RIBBONS ! ftt.t r KiHUOSi IEW Si CHOICE JiltlJtH I LudUa' Fleeced Cttlton lloee I RYCE 1 SON. DANICINC-SEMl-ANNCaL hKPORT OF TUK COSDOIÜ f tb 8vutbrti Hank of ludiaua, f r tba : mniha ptrc-.t)ti( the Crt Mr-ly if Ji.uarT, Slala bonda dp--itd with Traa. ot Kt. f 135.000 00 Nous aud hilla Discounts ! lU.TSS 34 Suapended Ibt 1..00 00 tUiik oua p Property ccount 2.111 3 lu from BaLk snJ Pauker 5.CU rl Real Kitaf trar.ry fr Ua6artioo of butlutwaa. ............... "i Oüirr K'sl Kütate b ooo oo 4ipit kkrba'iea Jn.Wi cs fj-nt- Wl e :i.sei u IJA.DIUTIES. Capital Mock flW.WOOU a ia aw k Ml Due D-poalWr . OreulaUon mvz.wv w Loaa on banda 3,ooo ou w vww Premium AccovjiU B S-tS fio Harr.hu VMnd 7.0SS 00 ksmki i cmvcaa. J. U. Wii uai, Prea'U Y. 8. Wixxiawa, Lwi r. StaU of Indiana, Viyo County, SS. r S. Wllltamt betna: dole iem. depoaaa tui ays tbatba la tbeCaabler ofaald Bank, aud tbst tb foraROing repo t of tbs coudiUou of said Bana lor lb period tb In naxoed. la trne aud comot, to tbe bl of Juiwiig9 ana eeueu o r. s. " lUi-ia at . . aiui . Sworn te and subscribed befr me, tUa tb day vf January. X.M2. . . ir.juijr. v. iA.ii.'vwjmiwJan. 6 lww VAt4TCD. 50,000 100D Buabel Dritd Pe de13-dtf c. s. tutttj: a co. JETTED fc TRAPPED QCaUL.S PRAICIC CHICXE5S AM dreUdtf C H. TUTTLZ A Co. REAL COTATC. XT OTIC E to Heal Estate Dealers. - I bars Imelllr.gs and Store Rooms la bear rT Wwn. excelect plaoaa to sell goods, wfclcb 1 will trade for prcerty la or near Terrs Flame, and pay a c;nr nc e to vjib. A pvy , S. HAR&F-RT, decladAwCm Real CMate AgenL COOICC A.JD STATION Ell Y. A Tremendous; .UomcntarUy Expected! BAttTLETT, STILL IN THE. FIELD, REINFORCED AÄD READY FOR AN ATTACK I DRAW your rations from 101 Wabash Street, where T fin4 vf J ,r ttot k of BOOKS AXD STATIONERY, Wall and Window Paper, frintiag. Wrapping Cap I-etler and 5te Tapera; Gold aud Steel Peua, lak !ak Stauda, .lalea, Slatd Pencil , ., wtkb la aUtrg for CASH t RAS, at MK-h prWa at tbe Utas drroatid. Look out tbe Nw VlIm Slgu, which wtl rrortiy artae, ever potntlog to raa rxaa tn .ny jroa g -rvlf to tni Ltns. i.beap. AaT Ccuntrf Mrcbatita supplied wlih fc-bß Bx ka and Writing Tapers atCttM-tnoatl prWvsa. Oet. JH dw-tf O. ItARTLF.Tf. UNDERTAKING. ISA AO 1 r UNDERTAKER WOULD MOST SSsrECTFCU.T C7F0WC tb'Mts la want of arytblug In bla Una, tbat be Is I rparvi to ranuta rnnerala eat abort police. 1 bare no on Laad the beat saaortn. 1 1 of rnder taking Trlnun'igB eeer brtxieht to tb i eity. Petng the oldat rnrakr t tl . city, I trutt I can sie better aatjafartioa tbau oas eeee tHMta gtrea tbla rttj. I cao be fcuA at my old a lard an var vt SVoonal aod dar try Ptreeta, wtwre I kp oo barvd, eooMaoUy, Staraba'd'a Casket Cas tb only raw now in gDAral cat. W4tiln roCna of all kloda. CVitb acd Velvet Corred Coffine 4o a word, e-eerytbiag la tbe rtxtertaVlne lio will h prwpUy a44ajrw-l tu, rlti-r y nlgl-t or day. I P-llM prrred any lenetb ol tlaoe dafrd. Carrtarmi fnmUbJ ta ordee. 4 Rmubr ciwr of IteofWMt an 4 CStarry ?tre4a, 1 ISAAC PALL. DOOICS. I MUIMPS: A NOVEL BY OKO. W. CP-Tl, rr l-dld!y Hlaau-alad f Bopt-tiw MACAULAVH HISTORY OF EXOLAND TU. Rib. THE WITÖ AND BEAUX OF K)CIETY by tbe stbT af Veca rs ftodety.' ti.iA.tvtf at w. n. wir-wrxranawe FURNITURE. T?CU CIlKAT pPIT RISTITU R E Wer4eVi7aa ft , Fa of Terr Haat Honse OetTdti NEW BOOKS ATBARTLETT'8.! Tba aerUa.ts-py tt.s As'bvf sf ftrledS tla r-ttwn E'r add cf AaatV-e. I 'i LatRil . kW - My S ft aa. Xc ew. (laaai giek.tlns 1 aea tt U '- TwajaHlte THb. T . a a ea J IVa Cl.attar IM tM Uaanl-t lUeaaa.

HATO Ci CAPO. HAT AND CAP STORE!

Juil Opeutd tu liarr New plndld lluildlnff, A'e. m. Srthut Cs-. Mam 4 FytkSts. TKRHE HAUTE. INDIANA. rlUE lUt)IMIIi:TOU OF THl X. Ktttll iirict wowl4 rwpetfu'.ly ftr c-utK to thsclUtec U 1rrr-tttut ao4 tumudlric LARGEST STOCK e.sfVJP iS K r vtNrrJ fur fcaia la lk mikM, oiUalr. rj variMf of Mrs iu bo. ar, hieb n WHoLKSALK AM HIM'All.. ar TMS 1 ea LOWEST WAR PRICES ! W!ildol'ap"-tfal!y 'all tbr j.tU0tl n .f Country, Merchants 'and Dealeri i To or Urn and well aaaotted tiixk" Our (-.(Liüa 1A purckaaing are sucb that we can affued U eil aa rrm aa any bona waatof tb mountaloa. Tc kp ooMrt1y oa band s largl aturk t,( Fur and Wool'IIatn ! bar beo abutted eepoctally fx tbir WJ, and will, b wttl b fe tb LOWEST CAHU PMCES ! V? wU bJm rail au( u to .r SILK HATS! Wbioi bar b-B Ioprta4 Diroctly from New York ! Acd t U-t nil ccaii. or- Ii ciirr W CHEAPNESS, STYLE AND KIMSH! BEN HUBBS, Jr., Agt. N. las MAl.f iTtKIT CLOTHINC. REI.VFOnCE.lllWTS IT T8E Union Clothiu More, RECtn'ED TU1S DAV OV33HOOATÖ! BL.UMv BKA V KU, BLACK A BROWN M OHA IB, üLvr'K SKAK SKIN, .BLil t BUN UIBBCD SATIS KIT iLK MIXKDH'ASSl.MKKi:, UNDUKSSKD CAS'l 1MKUK. j ' i.- r v A M t-Kl ' ' UVtrni.tiiinu, FANY rA.SIMEVK. pie v it: a o i d s t ttm riti: vi ii(oTt CHINCHILLA BKA V KU. JOHANNES BKA VKtt, UK OWN A BLACK TliD o HO., Dt'Sl E VITS I KN'.LISH MKLIONS, FANCY KUENCH A KNULISH CASSLMKUKS. BNACK ANT) BUOWN CLOTHS, DOESKINS, aC, AH Worfc Warrant tat falvw ( aactan air !laney IKelunaled. CAOveoc oAaTAtsrsn.

MEDICAL.

TRI Ht,llirMSo Cordial aXl ltl.)CIl ; Ik fort Takiai. After Tokin:. ! fJKEATEST REM KD Y IN ; ra ! MoTTUrli Ion A Drltgtittul i'aaitihll I : e : ukrtl ! rrE THOUSANDS up-n ihoue L. au1 bo daily tirg i2-Ln' StrTti.r-CX-td.al, rruf Ua? Jl 1 a!Ju':T an i tie rrnedj f..r renov.r. au-! LNVIicr.TINi U -j aha tu j ar..1 diaad aynn, fnrlt.'i at.d n . ; rlci:tr ft H b rrrtrius: ti a'.-, atrr't.c ir.. TlJMto Ili-altli Hitd strenu tti TUFKZ 15 NO JilSTAKr. AllT IT. f It will rure Ur GdtUallit, l'j j-f-v:. lSrrb ' trjaHjitry, Ila1be. Cprw'u vi S;iirit. Jfi at.d Igne, iuward Keer, bad tvrmtb. r Kivy w of tbe tJr. Hwaiith or liw-U. tiF.NTU.St, do jm" wi.h !. t r tai:Lj, 11 , ULlJ4KS,lyv tL Lirf.i ot Lfl r. t.. . u. j toyvr rbki agaJa r lbn f 3 st t-t. arU g--t MJJtAX,.' SJiaNüTUKMNU CUlvIlAX. A.M MAXiUllK:iaUt ! Delay iA a laottert; 1t t warraWrd ta ie aatUfw ; Uoq. It tll CX.T9 any diaH tb- Lldi.) a, Wti ! or Hl-lder; ratt-Unjr, OUtm'4 XlrukU-b at. -., 1 . i In.; of tL Wocib, lrre'iw.Tar'y ye wtg I frrrj t'bri.lc f NrTt.i J 1 .I.ty. It I an liJa'U lor tblldirn. ! t. Tim waijt ynir d lUate, skkl'y, purjr .Ll-ir itoLallhy, atrvug aud r iJjua'I (brD stv tti.u. MS Pu rfcartUU'if Cvrdlai. ( It atrrttk.it' r i UAtU, H U I.IaIvu to taa. i Or tal .a-n-Kx-cI il. taärti rvifT inonjU-c. tan ! it aure iirjiuiD acait chi'A aod trt, 11. we wtr fr, rtwVra or axy yrrTaui-g l.aeaaa. CALTIoM rwsie u' lt Cutf-la or la:,r. ii may try to palm ttputi yon a bot c f hT(rr. -r a;arii:a (Lieb Uy tao toy cLaap) It Mjii.;i':( . Jut a Rood. Tl.ere art eei luu bliV txflu 1 atral s jart of my DUif to dub tlaJr VlLi! Ci,i tli. Avoid aurb ttifanioui IllütTLS and lUrr., ' lk.i r.(j i cva'ruiil t A 1" IT. J. li. SU-Ial', j Mr'MrtleJdt Cvrd'.ai axd Uil lVrÜl.'. Iikt rKtti r eie. It 1 tb otjy r-Dy tiat will pu:" your tli-! tLi-riK-K-tilr, t,d at u t i'iw , &TKKNmiV. anJ 1( IwUKAlK tb wLt4 rfi , uKet1" Ura-, ",,r-: u" 11L J 11. M Ll.AN, Prvj.rt.f CiTtk'r Tblrd ami Hi,, S. L"U:, ! Dr. ncLrauU I nlvrranl I'llU? ca urea txaarutisr, ujot aami. Bkai , TL-re tier Lea leer, a fATU M.T1(! n.c..:-. ,Srri ta tb pnlnic, tbat La tri. L er .- . iafarUoa a KcLara l'ti:r-T. l IUU. hing ectlrtly vegt iaMf,tL-y flrr j-r (- U reut and can Le taVwt ly tUe not fnü-r prv&ipl aat t-orrtul tu trr"rii5 r 12 l'i'.v.. Uuua, art 1 ir Ur.pure, ft tid ta:i-r ltm tb u.a. t lc fact, tb y are tbe uj r'' tt at V !1 U u-t .: , t&alarioua l"..tr;n.. Tbey produce n- Friplta:. d iw r u t'tftiath or lvrl, tbojtb nj artivr aud .rurt U.i ' iotix lr ftraU'K j roti.u'it Lii.J;y M-tdli) u' i tie Iivr aad Ki1ny. W ba will iJ3i (r.u hiln 1 t'. )r nrii an 1 J'ul Mooi. L. L'-i; o rL j ritnSj emit be (bi ail.--U Xw-J tbLi Cr ''. ! band: s single d ta-t-L i.. .. tav t-rr. bour. dava aud mnutba o( k..kora4. Ask t r I r i H. MrLeaL'a Uulvt.r-l 7-ile t o o:brr. p-u r foaul, Uey are tate.aa. lrS o y ZZ rm .4 boa sr.d ran ae.r ly mall ! ai y part f t I i. If. yicLLLX. N It j r.-iv. C-rtir t Ttixd aal Ilm. a:a, M. !t... Dr. J II MrLrau Volmitir (tit l.intmciie. Tb lirsr Kau asax ix Wimu, r. y. oa Ukjlht. ""TbvCaa&i cfbcaau bU.gi Lfc a 1:. öTdicrepütude aid oJ ry. hj Cr : c 1 t.!a lti table LULdmaat. It Mi rt-Utt 1'AlX auii t ta&euMv, aad tt 11 ririLn, p1' i a.' :.. foulet S"')KF i;ianlijrlM.!y fi.rt u:. kw I.aS r iVrniP raws r.w ai.i --., ..v uv, -. m.-m - for I'aralyr, tVoti t-J l!nvle, w.fTt. t t ( -to the Joirt. .r.-:' r I.kbluj, Ii .;; i..-. J er fall. TV c;-; iKa'j-fv i:! ur ,v l t.i".. Pain, It I en tnlal.n U- r i'J. t ';. flüd it . i tii."!!--"!'- riw) b'j- U hard ! PLAST! RS. FAKiiCiU t.r aur c L1i.e cLw k. ot bor". wtil 4t a.'y tytrrt itcl-fcu'a Vit J canV tvi Iji-uXrwA. 1 1 a at-ar-y wi i It-;':. ', j cure Ur praUia, Ctal, L.a w r-wa-rin'y, "TS 1 woi1, r an n, (t any . - dytvi. T;f it, dIjau '.1! 1 f vj'.i.c--'. Ilr. J .'it. .Icl.f MU lto rl". ivnriai aiaiawawaSB.---llorc Cattle und Iors Tea tl All Other Complain t TPAC'KS AUK M3DDKN, AM frti et j d'ttb rt:aua to a ery b it t n-. berel r it wiwto h ilwiri prepare to tr: ao airnji:)r a rvr ir liint pror- j-Oy, lr a tr!S:g ei-pru-r; jay r-i.: v otrr ra rattle aud txi fj,t couatauitfy krep baa 1 a poaiUv rttra, a:v- tVri Inaur lU'- Me tl lUair catU- atd K'r tr-rn '.: by colic. Rm."a. er-5 necla 1 s er isalä r.'.ir ed with tb f.ee a b. hall a n '- of yioao'a lnt Lt l!MM, rietf1ti a Jnt t. aiui a ter, r I lra ftilt to rrre iMr cl iiW: t-i s fr iiu otea; In tSlreaie t ti r pal tba di ! a 1" c.U.utf. Fi-r i ruie, uai:., praiua, asd i&sr.y 0.c if Jnra n b"Ta, ratse a t ber aultXiala, iaT. 1.. atant Kr 2 rf jii!y ttVa a eere. stai.y pr i bate 'fu au.!ib' 1 1 wttre tbe raj .d nif ed, by tbe Bvp of tbt4 vwfulerfal .!. Tl ' larlUra cvXititir. a.atunratLe qnaiiV.'.y l! iL Cer.t -oUa, tnae.j urtitty a taring of w. ti trade t y parcbaifig tbe do'.'.ar Nntlea. T o r Ma' it k i n tl , SLOAN'S .INhTANT UKLH.l ' the CJreat Internal V llxtriunt Ratt-edy f r the Immediate core f rlic, avre Uir-l baartlurn, Veotiiarae. weak:a of ti t't-ck r iii oey, d'.aril.f a, dya.-r.tery, rb- T ra m"tt't. a:i at.mer rjpUirU. k t.'a-ia,, aue Cike, ia..-ei,a-Uaic, lu ttrte t tt..- tHraAtta;n In iL- I. if . ' and lMiii, f'H.W, r.MikUiut, " apraln, t-ru.rr, ei". Moiui'a C ontlltioii yoss ala-t Jf'-v r flla tu cur lvr, vi L. -r -l. Kloatt rurull j'Otrttnirni. w arrar.uJ U ore II uvi 4 na at ca.- t I . alenn'a llaaree Olnfaaaeut Has ttjfual f -r ri'tnla rr rvraao.1 1- if Tlrff ars aUd 1V all daalr lu auaslMr.a. K-U . Terra IlaoU by ai. bol-aal a Btail-1 y 1 ggltU. iJ RECRUITING. '-7'ATKT Tun THE fMTED P ATt. AKMV aud tb!rty-Ce rer. l'ar, iL aaTaa aa la tot teera, ftwn Ill.'V) to P'J' Xo-J.tb, wiih ratt-a--abd otartra, ctrot5a i t. CuVr .rar.i rrpxlaUora, - alitar ta u j prtvuJty tJ lciairg a eawtal la.) X..-r. Par f.YvbT t-.fT!na'!ii. aprly at iL rrudt, . at Trre-Uaje, en tbe w l w-ie i tb- a(uar iThi'oo Yoartj. ! Ai.rni.'n f not cn, Ca. IPOi lafcU7 V. A. U TvorrttUpg OX,. jBly XT. dtr CLOAtCO. j CLOAKS, CLOAKS, j BY EXPRESS THIS PAY THK LEAI'KH Ol FAfllO.K s C-Nnak.t:iif;.ii. r llPtlU VaIilMAl A ; l 1 j i t i ....i mj' W Uff V 3D 3D HART L KT'rs 50,000 lbn. Cotton ttu;3, Li acbas-e for

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