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p An Eneelknt 1Wihe for Fsmal.sl n


An Enceltmt Wine for Fsmalssl fJs
Every Family should use speer's Snm-
qualities as genuine Stmuant Tonic Diuretic ard Sudo
ride highly esteemed BY eminent physicians and Of
Hrst families Of Euope and America.
As Dturettc il impar,s healthy action 10 the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial
propsy, Cont, Eruptions, and Rheumatic affections.
As SudOrific It opens the pores and expes all i'm
pues by nSenSibe perspton, thereby driving Oh ETup
tons and ceansing the surface giving tone and vgo to the
Whole system, and BLOOMING, SOFT, and HEALTHY condi
ton to the Skin and Complexion
Speer's Wine is not mixture mauVfaetn red ar
e bat is pure from the juice OF the Portugal
grape cultivated in the u s. aud by Chems
any other In use and excellent article tor all
weak and debiltaed persops and the aged ad inT
proving the appstiie aud benettisg ladies and children
Ladies' Wine, because 1t will not intOxeae other
wines, contains mixture Of spirits other liquors
and Is admired for its rich peculiar AEor aud uutrtve
properties impAng healthy tone TO the digestive Orans
and blooming soft and healthy skin and complexion -
We refer few we'll known gentlemen and physicians
who have tried the Wine - l-- 30 -l-r' 't-lH
Gen. Winfield Scott u. s. A. Dr. Wilson. Iith st MY.
Gov. Morgan, ~ Y. State, Dr. DoughteF Newark, N j.
Drs. Darcy and Nicholl DIR. Ward, Newark N. j.
lat Newark, N. =. DR.. Parish, PhilAdelphin. Pa.
Dr. Parker, N. Y. City b Ir. j r. CintIn NJ " City
And many others too numerous to publish. ~ si''a
None genuine unlesa the signature Of ALERED srKgH,
Passaic a. Is over the cork of each bottle. Make
trial Of this Sine.l A. SPEER, PFoprAtOr.
Vineyard. at Passaie N j. Once. No. 2Os Rroadvay,
New York. Sold by Druggists generally, 20. fal
AshtabulA - IS ~ 6SOy
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Orrnn. Pianoforta. Yinlln nr anilar.

aNab-ef- - '-'eSso' ~ 'Vhu W Ouieett
A. ha fsedence u drhtabua, from Fidav EpenfnF anti
Monday hogH and from Tuesday EreHng until Tssrsday
Noon IN connecton With the Union School In c. neau NJ
H. will b found a she Blake House In that place. the re
aindf q the torn Sheet huslc and Boots furnished when
desred hi9 terms are soasonahle.
Instrumen Tor use N nairucon furBssd at Ashtabun
astucon IN vosai Music VIII IS sren for one or mors
Voces. Aahtabna. Dec 20, 1851.
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ReUsHd Gentleman ha5Hg been Restored to health in a
few days after undergoing all the usual aud irregular
expensive modes 0f treatment w5thont success
his sacred duty 10 tonmuncae to his afflicted fellow
tnrcs the MEANS OF CURE Hence, the receipt oau ad
dressedenvelope he will (ec) copy O The prescp.
tion used Direct to DIX. JJaS DAGSALL, 1856 Fulton
Street. Brooklyn, MY.
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a CArHical Compound Similar to ae Natural
oil cF The Hair. s-.551,s ~
FAYs SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

CLEAN, VIII e and elegant preparation for pronntsv
the growth, Oxuranee and beauty Of the airreo, Inc
dandun scales and scur and curing the diseases
Of the seauuequaled for keeping tho hair moist uisrtnQ
10 IL rich luster IL unlike the Aleohoc and on
preparations commonly used hf tile Hair its suneriortV
all Hair nreparaous consists N its properties bsins
oteuing and cooling instead Of dry and heang a. the AZ
chac preparations and being free of the greasy
OF marrow oils nc. IA the guDous eo Ting
which obstcts the pores Of the skin, when uusaby And
which pervens the aees from exudng oily suOAnoe.ne
cesay TO the natural moisture, beauty and growth OF the
Hair Is unequaled. M
One free application of the Hair loss win impArt more
lasting beaniy and moisture 60 the halr than whole bottle
OF the alcoholic preparations USUALLY seld p ~ ~ ~ =
Mothers viii dnd this pFepastisa best they can use
In dress ehdreus hxE keeping In place. giving n rs
beautiful lustre and causing it " luxusnty any
ppaaon Of art can cause the hair TO grow the Spanish Hair
Gloss viii do 1t. :. a'..s--l n =.
PRICE, 2S CENTS PER n0TrLE. \,
-rz 90 Manufactured by @. p Fay Chemist, %
New Yofk City.
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The Cleveland Leader mentions the capture
of S DDay, one Of the firm Of w. .T4S. ID Day
Wood Type Cutters, by The rebels at Holly
Springs Cotton speculatiOn is alleged to have
tempted him beyond the confines OF safety.
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REFERENCES

Ash PLANE. 900 feet White
IA Ash Plank Rom 80 SipeAsn thiek or whieh has
viii ~ Pald hy HEnRIcK Bro.
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Aghtabula Union school.

George w. waite, A. b. Superintendent
GRO W. WAITE Principal Of High School,
MisssARAnM, scHooSMAKER Assistant in High school
Miss ELLA JOHNSTON, Grammar SCHOOL
Miss MARIA G. EAsrNAS, intermediate Department
Miss SUSAN sGNpsor, Secondary Department
Miss susAS ~ WILDER. Primary Department
Miss EMMA ESsTGS, Assistant IN Primary
The School is Free toal persons of suitable age residing
within the village mits and the "Dltc attached thereto
for school purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year Terms for pupils from abroad
w.Ib,l lH l-ff 7 Z fi.t III E. Z III itl 4 p Il .
For Pfiniav uAr nnuum. $500
For Grammar -,.r-.tr-.- -- 1900
For High School 1900
Tuition psyab lie 10 advance. s B.s ...t
All applications for admission DO made to the superin
tendant. ..f. . 81 ..f p. 80
The Fall Term Monday, September lst,
1862, aud the Winter Torn January 5th, 1869.
It s highly desirable thatA pupils should begin at the OPEN
ing Of terms No pupils out OF the village will be received for
period than term deductions Tor az
cept 10 cases Of sickness or removal.
Rev. j NJ GlLLETT, It ...-,..f 4..
Rev. JAMES BONNAR, Board OF Examiners
Rev. X. II. CONKIIN.r } f......- .Il- -I-.r
n. FkssErT. Press f.a
II. /. MoRRIsoS Treas.
.H.-r..- q. G. CULLRT, '1ll Board Of Edueation
J. d. CRnsRY,
STKPHKN HALL,
r-' .. A. +. hURHARp, Seerstarv
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a REMEDY

or ThE scoUR0E AND ron ALL INFLAMkToRY THROAT
DISEASES has been produced aresult of the unrehnitn0
study and labor Of men skilled in the ScieHes Of sdfete COM
pounded on seientiac principles having undergone the
ordeat o. Vide test. We offer It public on its own
mertsthat is such itshallbe found to have on trial
will be found for sale by
an the leading Druggists and Shop Keepers
in The United States,
In whose hands will alAo be found Circulars giving more
particular history of the disease nature and remarks upon
its cure Also Directions TO the Of its treatment
and cure. - ~--N
All orders should be Addressed to-
$40 A. Hendry, Druggist,
.It .Nts sLtN- = It p Ashtabula Ohio
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tiLlNL-iti f(. t1lllti8 ) nor
Dr. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

Il llPTHERIA--a disease that has for
ages at times exhibited ia l tality in various parts
and AZ other times receed vs. 20 u be amos
has Tor the past few years mado such Developments
IN our eonuty as to oil the minds Of reople h alarm
ana IN many eases 10 sweep OF whole families ehans
scores OF people In single neisborhood taking the phys
cAns without proper preparation and for time bidding def.
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Issa 'The Grmfenbefg
FAMILY MEDICINES

FAMILY MEDICINES
I a RE prepared uaisF tke immediate a..
,,.. Ps.si.ios q shal h vrsah "a sS nAS y y
il,q ppen N All castas 500 alttFnIIt lff fttE Et
as ssss ~, visR ssss' us q e, iss, s s
~. w eisieqpeE Remedies 1pnslh 81 srttn H1eI611
iissy rsconnsadsd aasnr NC, % y -s'ss, "a, ~
y any Of Ne ase,1s. icd1nf % hls sfrl -
gassosesste psg.ssb. ru, N. s.,,., ~ -, -.
Kind q Pflu 70 ths WofId-frIcs - oenis- y 4. 60.
r., vssss..s D:.is. cs..s''s9 "a
I'm Lyofas cahafron wlI lrs cte Gfasug dsta.ss q
tbe'kidpeys army inoafosin pinlea ~ NJ. N -
&c sss ssasssSs sss:fgs: x 4 y a A' s vs
sa: s 81 ss Il ..ss s'fss s e sss's ess ~ '.
,... ns Sss q: s ss.: !: % . P'T-,ss
pOu6d IN \ dissases incident to children. :.
,0;.s va 'sss,ys sss ssS ~; R.s.s 'ov~sn
2 ne csa5tg 0Fsrn hOaidi OfhinSaf 6xottt ai othar
Fplsss in Y surAiss spscsa--IIlss aso Cents - W
,ss.Ss a sEgss Isss & s.. ,sg; &c ss.
M Aa = fnlest ny, caa of Nsr York atspf tttt -
Ds Jai s sssos sse 9uss yn
his ststemsnt - - -
.ss Tss STsI!,S 3 .g.s s:ss ; Z; !, ss..a
Ths Grebeg Eye L0fsoa & uupsfslIelsd Ia "a lna,.
nation Or diseasss q the Ers-PHse % cpns.
H. 't3 Homs TEs7fa0NT ,dsi ssss
Rn HRg iSoulEy-Dsar sir. We EEL It dusy " 81,
. tls pnbe to STATE that Msrsbss egfhesen Z asees
asassSi We have nssd yosr 1ais1ts ssisiss ss ~.
& Ssa a gss,y Ssss,sa ssrss % % sh p tsst gsss ~
x ybo sgs sueripg om wsaknesses wSuld rseemmssl
Ss Ss'SSS s, $ Il ,qS, e s. M & &5sHE g -
shsr nPPropiAis fpReop NJ. " cARlER 81
!, ass Ats c.isNoRitsTEEs
Z g. IL .|4.f sf.l
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INSURANCE. AGEyoY:1n. fasssti,


INSURANCE AGEYCY.-Ii. Fassett
n is.- as <S8E4RULA. oHto,s- - 10 BE- X
the authorized Agent Tor ArhtAbs County of ths fao~
Ing named nsaranes Companies, which have coupliedWh
the laws V olhO and authorised 70 tanaAst blsnsa
Rsks taken Farm and detAtehed buildas and consns
at the lowest rates o repopEbe companies Qns 70 ave
years, and ~ property IN ffsgta Al air lalkA ii
Loeseah hanorAeY adjusted sud pTonlptI PAids ~
r.ta ~, ~ ---------- fsa.r Fiii 4fk a. ne
sa Home INSURANCE Company
c@h Capital all V~ld In -, go. 100000
surplus, :. -. -. -. ..s.... Aes5lo
City Fire Insurance Company,
o. yKW HxN4 7nsN. - -
Capital actually 2udfu ....s ..'a'.s tieteeO y &.
Surplus Of "'ef' = = i':.'i' i.,''. f'N''S ~
Prompt stsaan y AprIsaons au any part of thscoahs
The undeTslgned ia also Agent for the ~ 49,, l., 4.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford Conn. -. .'-f-a
DE reputation end actual ropdon Of which net supae
By any company In ths uaion ,,.,,,.. ....,... -.
SPENCER's GarPs. Hooks jus. rscsly;
4 ! ~ a ~ ttra sassHis 80 n enlcN
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TRfPLErs.-'rhe lady of Mr.. Ed. S. Snow. Of
Kingsville, we learn was delivered OF friplets
on the lth instant, but they did not live long
to bless their parents, having finished their
brief career together on the day following
their birth. 5000 i.. ,f.s t..s -..s.
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G.. w. Nelson ms $

c. W. Nelson's
DENTAL CIRCULAR
Associated in practice for the past tioo years
EIh DR.. Hin B. .MdgiH. in Erie, Pa.
Now permanently located 10 Conueaut, Ohio.
HAS lately added greatly to bis facilities
II for the manufacture OfArtiheisl Teeth, 4 -
Vuloanite, or Hard Rubber
Ihavs had three years experience in inserting Artificial
Teeth upoa VELcaHs Rubber Base and have recently OBJ
Plates that much superior in appearance and durability,
% those made by the old process. <-'s
Call and see Specimens Of the Fork.
OPERATIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
teeth have been allied and the hngs have ied the
teeth turning around the hngH rest assured the
operations have been mpeecty and eareessy performed
To persons who have received this Kind OF treatment
they past doing for WE WILL TELL YOU so. Teeth
extracted with or without pain
REFERENCES
Dr. Wm, e Magil. (Denlisi,l Erie, Pa.
w. II. Luce.
George Il Hayes Buffalo, n. Y.
a 3. G. Martin, Syracuse, N. Y.
DIR. Greenlee. Meadvile. Pa.
a John o. Cotton. NJ. d.
Ash PLANK.--I00. 900 feet White
IA Ash FLASK rom 80 siDeAsH tsiek, ssE wheh has
viii ~ raid hy HEhklCk BIO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


See Advertisement fwArsoSs NErRALolA king, in anO
ther column.
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executed by the DR., which for mechanical skill
seem to warrant t golden iopiuiOus which
we frequently hear expressed by those who
have enjoyed the benefits Of his professional
manlpulatonsfa III -lak -lgl.lEaa- j loi
During our visit 10 Lowell we were shown
through the Laboratory Of our celebrated
countrymaD, DAD u. AVER Scarcely cou d
we have believed without proof what is seen
there beyond disputng. sa.5 ta.pssl taa ..'-.a
They make barrel Of solid Pills, about l5,- |
600 doses aud three barrels OF Cherry Pecto.
ral, l20 600 dOses per diem. To what an ill., |
conceivable amount of human suffering does |
this point ITO ,000 doses a day Fifty
millions Of doses per year III What acres
aud thousands of acres OF sick beds does this |
spread before the imagination Aud what |
sympathies and woe ! True, not all Of this is |
taken by the very sick fbut alas, much Of is. |
This Cherry Drop and sugsred Pill are to be |
the companion OF pain aud anguish aud suk-
Jog sorrow--the inheritance our mother Eve |
bequealhed to the whole lelamiIy of man. Here
the infant darling has been touched too early
by the blight that wthers half our race. Its |
little lungs are affected, and only watching and |
whiting shall tell which way its breath shall
turn. This red drop on its table is the tails.
man on which its lille shall hung. There the |
blossom oI the world just bursting into woman. |
hood is stricken also. Affections, most assdu- |
Gus care avais not, she is still fading Away,4--
The wan messenger comes nearer and nearer
every week. This little medicant shall 90
there, their last, perhaps their only hope. The |
strong man has, planted in his vilals, this same
disease. This red drop by bis side is helping |
him wrestle with the iuexorabIe enemy the |
wife of his bosom aid Tue chcrubs OF bis heart |
are waiting ia sick sorrUw aud fear lest the rod |
ou which they lean, in THIS world, be broken.
q, Doctor Spare no skili, noe cost, nor
toll TO give the pcrishing sick the best that hu-
msu art can give - GaLoeston, Tera. Nttcs.
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Imh4ruotaon ~ Musie.--FRoF. r. ~ HOPKINS,
whQae louR exporence ard Teaoher and Per
former quaoes him Tor & yotk, hOlds hlmselfn readiness
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DR. ROBINSON .-0af attention has been
called to some superior specimens of plate work
executed by the DR., which for mechanical skill
seem to warrant te golden opinions which
we frequently hear expressed by those who
have enjoyed the benefits Of his professional
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io Price, IS cents per box, containing so Pills.
EACH box contains any pills, which makes them cheap
again any other standard pill and four times cheaper and
warranted much superior IN the of various diseases
TO any ofthe syrup mixtures sold besides being In
convenient and proper form for
The pills principally Alternative medicine 0her ba
sis being the solid extract Of SaTsapaa prepared In
Peror mAnner) but sufficiently eathare gently assist
tnre without puTgiDg unnecessarily, which makes them Pc
euiay adapted weak and eneebled persons invgOrang
new, rich blood and healthy action of the stomach and
liver. .... r...tF fU. D. |
They are acknowledged BY our abst physeians to be not
only nnexesponabs but eeaeious In the highest degree
and as general r
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-17
INTEREST," IT G FROM
NASHVILLE.
A SHARP SKIRMISH.
REPAIRING RAILROAD.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 16-Yesterday for
aging party of the md Minnesota Reg
iment, Steadman's brigade camped near
Nolinsville, had severe skirmish with
two companies of Forests command.
Our men killed FIVE and wounded five.
the latter are prisoners, the balance of
the rebels escaped.
Twenty six buildings in this city are
used as hospitals for the sick and woun-
ded soldiers.
An immense amount of coal has ar
rived. Five barges are loaded for the
Government To one house, Conrad
Chandler, were consigned 100000 bush
els
The railroad to Franklin will be open
this week. But one bridge is said to be
destroyed, and forces are actively en-
gagged putting it in order.
Supplies are being forwarded to the
army. The railroad is. heavily guarded
along the entire distance from Murfrees-
boro. Daily skirmishing occur between
pickets
River twelve feet on the shoals and
rising slowly.
Cars on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad are running regularly on time
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-17
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IT,
FLOUR in good demand at 6 90 freely
offered for superfne, but held 10 cents
higher; $6@6 10 were closing quota
tions.
WHEAT firm at 2501 30.
Corn 65 and dull.
CATS firm at Toe
BARLEY 40@1 80.
CLOVER SEED + 80 and frmer.
WHISKY unsettled and more sellers
than buyers at 53c; sales at this rate
small.
MESS PORK unchanged and held at
$14@15.
BULK MEATS in moderate demand !;
sales 100000 lbs. shoulders al At; 10000
lbs. sides &c; 900 bxs middles 6S@62
for ribbed, and Il for clear
LARD in active demand and rates |
higher; sales 1900 tierces at 93@9k for
country and Toe for city, closing buoyant;
800 tierces of head lard sold at 9 cents.
GROCERIES firm and unchanged.
No change in gold or demand notes.
Exchange firm at ! prem.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-17

of war, states that he was placed in con-
fnement on the lst of December. 1861.
and after March 10, 1862 he was kept
in close quarters. He attempted to es-
cape in April, by jumping overheard
and swimming to Long Island shore,
since which time he has not been out of
his room except during a visit by his
mother permitted by the Secretary of
War. He is allowed to communicate
only with the officers of the guard and
fort through whom he can procure any
food he desired in addition to his.rations.
Having taken advantage of paper and
books to communicate with persons out
side, he is not allowed the privilege of
t cir use. The surgeon reput his
health generally good-better by has own
confession than when first imprisoned.
The surgeon considers him as mental
ly sane but regards him as eccentric
Adjutant Gen. Townsend reports him
as indicted by the grand Jury of the
Maryland District for attempting to seize
the Mary Washington and treason, and
quotes the opinion of Gen. Dix that he
should De treated as a pirate and spy.
There are four witnesses to the first
crime and evidence to the second charge
consists in his being taken in the dis
guise of female with a commission as
Colonel in the acting volunteer forces
of Virginia on his person. In conse-
quence of such report he is held as a
prisoner of war, and he was placed in
confinement for desperate attempt to
escape.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-17
A New Road Around Vicksburg.
4 SHORT CUT INTO RED RIVER.

New York, Feb. l6.-The World says
of the operations at Vicksburg, that Nc
Arthur division moved up to Lake Prov
idence. Here it appears the Mississippi
is not far removed from two streams
the bayous Of Macon and Tensss, which
at high-water join the parent stream,
thence they continue down until they
reach red river. 1t is deemed possible,
with little excavation and cleaning, to
turn so much of the river into the new
channel as to make it navigable, leaving
Vicksburg one hundred miles to the left.
Should this succeed we might expect to
see half our army advancing in fleet OF
transports to assist Banks at Port Hud-
son in preparation for grand attack ON
Vicksburg
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-17
GEN SHERMAN at WASHING
TON.
AFFAIRS AT VICKSBURG.
RESISTING THE REBEL CON-
SCRIPTICN.

New YORK, Feb 16
General Sherman arrived at Washing
ton yesterday from Vicksburg..
An officer of Grants army Just arriv-
ed here reports our forces in full force
around Vickshurg, and working on the
canal making satisfactory Roadway.
The new channel has six feet water,
and the current is rapidly increasing
Refugees from Arkansas report 800
Jayhawkers who defy the rebel conscript
aw were in the mountain in Clark coun-
ly, while thousand more are in Mont
gomery county defying the rebels. They
are supplied with powder and lead by
one of their members formerly engaged
tn the rebel ordnance service.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-17

The Inciting Cause.

WASHINGTON, February 16.-The Presi-
dents message, with the accompanying
documents from the Interior Depart
ment, in reply to resolutions of Decem-
Der last enquiring into the cause of the
outbreak of Indians in the Northwest,
gives no adequate cause of outrages of
such magnitude.
The evidences of premeditated designs
in the attack are not satisfactory.
The Sioux brooded over and com
planned of misunderstanding of the treaty
stipulations, but their agent, Mr. Gal
6cuity up to TIE tine Of the outbreak
They appeared to cooperate cordially
in the preparations made for their civil
cation and material advancement.
Messengers had been sent to other
tribes, even to Selkirks settlement, to
announce their declaration of war, and
to demand their assistance, but there is
no evidence of reasonable grounds for
such expectations.
The Secretary of the Interior thinks
the chief or immediate cause was the I'M
fortunate affair in which a few reckless
young indians became involved through
the use of spurious liquors at Acton.
This occurred at time when their
minds were inhamed by accounts given
by reckless or malicious persons of
bloody conflicts in the United States,
affirming that the Government was
broken up, and that their annuities
would not be paid, and they must take
care of themselves. This excitement,
added to disaffection at having parted
with their lands, evidently led them to
attempt to repossess their hunting
grounds. The threatened difficulties
with the Chippewa, Pillager, and Win
nebago Indians were happily arrested.
The quarrel was personal between the
agent and the principal chief of the Mis-
sissippi bands.
The Message is accompanied by inte'
resting and circumstantial details of the
massacre by Agent Galbraith and Geo
H. Spencer, and the report of Calvert
Sibley.
The report of Senator Wilson, from
the Military Committee, in answer to &
resolution enquiring into the case o
Richard Thomas of Maryland, alleged tt
DO insane from i'll usage while priSone
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-17
MORNING DISPATCHES.
No Quarrel between Hunter and
Foster.
REBEL TROOPS MOVING TO
CHARLESTON.
GREAT ANXIETY for CHARLES
TON.
Times Special.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1868.
Lieutenant Colonel Dorr of Foster S
staff arrived to-day direct from Port Roy
al with dispatches to the Government.
He utterly denies the recent sensation
reports in regard to quarrel between
Hunter and Foster The same denial
is made by the President and no reason
exists to believe that anything occurred
likely to impair the efficiency of our
army in the Department of the South
Two refugees who left Richmond last
Wednesday, state that five brigades of
troops from the rebel army at Freder-
icksburg passed through Richmond last
Sunday, apparently on their way to
Charleston.
On Thursday the main body of the re
bel army was stretched along the rail
road from Sections junction to Freder-
icksburg. They estimate these forces at
10000 to 5000. Great anxiety is felt
at Richmond IN regard to the anticipated
attack by our forces on Charleston. The
rebels greatly dread our iron clads.
Their army of the Rappahannock is very
poorly supplied with clothing, and had
not been paid for seven months. A
great deal of dissatisfaction exists on
account of provisions.
The Ways and Means committee were
said to stand on Saturday three for to
five against reduction on paper duty.
Since then it is said that Stevens and
one other member of the committee in
Dictated disposition to remove the duty
for one year.
/ General Shields is ordered to the De
partment of the Pacific
The President telegraphed General
Cameron to report at an early day at
Washington 1t is claimed he desires
the resignation of Cameron as Minister
to Russia.