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Ren garket Btttere.

These Ditters are prepared IN pure Bourbon Whisky,
from a combination Of over twenty different kinds oi
rops. bArks ami herbs, which act In perfect concert
one with the other, prepared from the original to1mu
Ia given by the reAt chief Red Jacket, to Dr. Chaplin
who used them successfully In his practice Tor many
years, ana by their use gained great popularity In
the treatment and cure ct Dysreps1s Liver Complaint
Constipation, Sick End Nervous Headache. Fever and
AEue, nnd all diseases Arising from torpid liver and
Indigestion Persons suffering from either Of thess
loashsoue diseases, will find Rnfc cure bF the use of
these Bitters Which are perfectly fee from all those
dE4es and polsons usually put up IL sueh preparation!
trial will convince the most skcptlca TINT II the RED
JACKET there Il virtue which no other 6itters eos
seas.
They strengthen and invigorats the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion,
They are the best stimu1ant in existence.
They are preventive Of Fever and Agus.
They relieys constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
The Red Jacket Btters nte sold In quart bottles by
druggists and dealers throughout the country. CAL
for Red Jacket and take no other.
Circulars to the trade supplied on application TO
BENNETT PETERS Il co.
II River Street, Chicago.
sv3 &fhu
, 1865-02-17

lapce,A Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribnne.1
CI9cTsyAr1. Thursday. Feb. 10.
proy1stoys-There vas Ters little animation in the
7,,nv1o,on ,artc Today and no transactions worthy
Of tnecIsi mcntcn we're reported Inside city br3ndt
Of Mess Pork cannot be had st less than $s oo bnt
there are no tu5e,s st that ogure. Prime Meas Is
held at 10. % and Rumps at szs.oo Bulk Mcsts arc
dull at 15X and Tor shoulders and sides. There
Is nothing doing in Bacon. And no quotsfons which
vou,d be cf any use can be 7en. Primo City Lard L
held at &c.
Wu1sKy-So!d to moderate extent at ts.17.
Nothing doing IL Breadstufs.
, 1865-02-17

LSptt3al Uisp8Ich 70 lur IH1caBV 11i0uue'J
St. LorIs. Thursday, Feb. 10, 1865.
TonAcco-Mnraet continues tie same Sales;
Green lucs ct :; seGs.2o; factory do at s8eo99,so
planters do at SO e5@1s25 common shipptngleafss
$13.7ra16s0; medium do st SC esS2i, rs; good and
iine do st sc so@sl Is; common and medium manu-.
featuring leaf st $as@3a75; boxes sold st $8 800
:7.Go ? 100 NJ.
FIouR-Hasket more active.~ Sales: City toable
exrn, inspected double bead lued and de}isered a.
sso; single extra at Is o. Blue City super. inspect
ed and delivered at s7e0: single extra at sso Is
ts.s low grade super At S65o bfl.
GEAI1-Kheat unchanged. Sales Of cammo2 thl@
, 1865-02-17

The County War Fund Committee ~ e9 wsdass. a9!y:
aH' IN hrnEers md runners In the Court House
,snuaga. M 10 de lie cath md bonds required by the
iste % sction Of the Board Of snperyisors To en-
force this order, deputy Sheriff hss osen e. ssa,
shall not within three days from the date OF ihe
order comply w1th it, requirements Ae IS als9
directed to look a!1cr the Parties wno are ensssea
In running ont volunteers from Cook comfy.
, 1865-02-17

atatHo; Rood prime =: &1,9o per bu. cor7-Asrxes
active at1oEzr prices. ealea OF 50 ascks 90 9 S1g;
vhite II s111 pet ba Oats dull Sales OF yso bu to
arrive In 50 dsys 1t &c; s23 sacs In 1os' as eoe per
ba. Bariey--s4es of 81 sacxs At 81 % per bu AND 20
sacla on private terms.
Xu1sx1-Sa!es Of % brs at $e.9 per Glllon.
, 1865-02-17

milwaukee, Market.
Isreen1 Dlsrntch to the Chicago Trihune.l
MnwAuKKx, Thu1sdsy, Fob, Is.
FLopa-Afarkct very quiet. No disposition amoag
buyers to operate.
GaA,y,-Wheat-Reee SAT- bu. Market declin-
ed 1c. but fairy active. Sales bu No spring,
In store at ssX s. 90 do do at Il 81 5000 bu do.
se,lerBt cpticn all February. at S1.47. Oats-Very
dull. CoEn-Duu. Ba1lcy-Dull and quiet. Nothing
delng in Fye.
Psoy1s1oss-yery dull with strong downward ten
dency.
Tfocs-Dressed Ho.y closed dull,
, 1865-02-17
Enrolment Of Aliens.

LUIl0lE 1fIU1ue.
You say that the papers published numerous
calls for those not liable to draft to come for
Out Of eight men enrolled at the house where
board, I'VE arc aliene. They do not look at the
papers, and did NOT know that they should have
thelf nsmes n .s stricken Of the Foll For myself,
knew TINT was enrolled, hut could not do my
thing. II the books can be opened, and oil that
and have ticir Names strictea o inv Wi ~ an
md the enrolment Will stand correct. A. c. B.
, 1865-02-17

and Wnrds, lie cnroneut @ M vos, % quoss and nd deneif
ofcach au!-dietrict in Cook couhtJ. 1t ia an in
terrsting exhibit, and will do to study. Hyde
4rict has an excess Of credits. She has furnished
SIX mcu in excess Of her quota.
The towns now out of tue draft are Evanston,
Ieydeu, pFQ5isp. Lyons, Tnlos, Bremen, and Hyde
, 1865-02-17

In Hcnoshs WIS.,. on the afss1roon OF the 18th. At
the residence OF the BRIDES father E.S E1kt1s by tbs
Rev. IL. N. I bomtseu. Mr.. GREGORY HHESJN. OF
En rat
, 1865-02-17

For TAroat Disorders md Coughs
Browns Bronchial Troches are offered with the
fullest confidence In their efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good re-
putahon they have Justly acquired.
These Lozenees are prepared from a highly
esteemed recipe for al1ertalins Bronchial Alec
tions, Asthma, Hoazsene=s, Coughs, Colds, and r.
Public Speakers and Vocajiats will tnd them
beneficial ID clearing the voice before epenkng OF
singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual
exertion OF the vocal organs, having a peculiar
adaptation to affections which dsturb the organs
of speech. Sold at IS cents per bo1 By all dealers
in medicine. fe14h631-1m-Tu-TuEsAT
E% Paper Hang1nea, Painting, CalcimininR
and Glazing, at F. Z. Rigbys, 50 Randolph street.
, 1865-02-17

TOR SALE-A Farm of 100 acres
IL within IL milcs Of Woodstock. III on the C. d
NV. l. ii acres under cultivation and 50 acres Of
timber apple aud go pea! trees brst varieties;
gccd frame house and Other outblildtnCs, and good
fence For particulars dreas Box ..39. woodstoce
or cau at lie West Washington street. Chicago.
1tr
, 1865-02-17

ON THIRD SUNDAY OF
~ Msreh r. Rev. JAMES DUGGAN. Bishop OF
Chicago, II dedicate tie newly erected ST. Joephs
Church. The Committee for this ao!eunity invites
the Presidents OF the CathD tc Societies ret,ng
for this purpo5c 10 be held THLEsDAY, Feb sd at
o'c ock T. u. at the Office Of rHlL CuNAEr. i south
. E1uF tarrp rpaf fN17
, 1865-02-17

49,. ~ ~ 49, ,s,aS eaEup y 80 ptsas
viii, General Agent, 76 Randolph street Chicago
fch1f-E45.St.
, 1865-02-17
QhlfdQf5 Irtbn,1e.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1906,
THE CITY.

WATER CONSUMERS TAKE HEEn,-The pump.
ing department OF the Chicago Water Works
noeos repairing. The wster will be shut of from
oa poSss Or the city at six o'clock this evening,
anu may remain shut of I'LL seven o'clock naxt
morning. Lay In supply, and be especially on
yont guard ngainst nre.
, 1865-02-17

TOR SAIE-12,0 900 acres Of fne
L high 10 ling prairie, nsar Forrest, L!vtngston Co.
ber. offer the second edition Of luads never before
il market. snail be It Forrest on ihs s!ss "a sa
Forrust = 10 viii show the lnucs: 2. +. fFhks!)NS.
lis Randolph street. Chicago. Z. Q. Bo13407.
{sip h-ff.fht
, 1865-02-17
At11uHEt1tE1ttH,
TcVICKER'8 THEATRE.

McVICKER'8 THEATRE,
IX1 Madison strtst, betEeeR sta.s and Dearborn
Boz once open from 10 to AID ftoEa tos O'Clock.
SeAts be secured week IN tivance Doors open
Att O clock: performance TO commsoee tSx O'Clock
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. l7sn,
BENEFIT OF MISS OLIVE LOGAN.
ROMEO AND JULIET AND BENGAL TIGER.
Juliet. Hiss Logan Romeo. me- J. E. Nagle
Saturday snernoou at o'clock, Grand Msttnec.
AtMittSpce, Is cents.
TIE rRAGER AND OBSTINATE FAMILY.
SATURDAY Night lsss appearance OF Miss Logan.
LUcREIA DOEaIA AND DLACK-EYED SUSAN.
1uerettA Lo5 'n'
Mcndsy-Mr. ard Mrs FLORENCE.
HOL. WOODS MUSEU ii.
co.. TG9R .; mn
FRIDAY EVENING. Feo.17th.
BENEFIT OF MR.. u'BECKET,
When will bo presented the intensely Interesting
TEE CoKsCE1rT.
To conclude with tho Farce OF
TIE NIGGER.
GT Saturday-PLAYIN9 WITH FIRE.
, 1865-02-17

ARAm.-on Wednesday night last portion Of
the First Precinct Police force, msdo descent
upon two OF three of the most disrcputaule dens
<f fnnmy in the south division, and brought in
about a dozen desperate characters. They we're
examined bctorc Juat1co Miller yesterday, and
each fined $25 md costs.
, 1865-02-17

TOR SALE $40 acres choice
l. Thu her Land ~ miles from Avcry,s Station, On
the Michigan Cehtfni R.1Ioad. eighty miles tEom
CLic 70 and In the lnmedlse vicinity 81 several saw
.nlls. This tract land IL we'll Entered by ths t3a-
lean River. and has an excellent water power. Price
SIS PET tcre. Tefnk rfa&01able. 1neulte Of G. 4.
(.ttTf1y- Niles Michigan. {etT.EnT lit
, 1865-02-17

ovEnouAnctso.--Gcorgc Gates, hacSmsn, was
urraiGncd before Justice Mcdonnell yesterday.
complained Of by IN invalid soldier for lavius,
Fan Southern Depot to the Northwestern Depot
II appeared upon trial that he cxactcd juFt four
xin'es the lawful fee He WIS very properly dned
:f45 End c0st6 80
, 1865-02-17
nor SALE-A farm Of Cos acres

Il X mics wet ctPe:a: on the III: Cen Rat!ioadin
A. ihe Sithrad Mlx Farm, $50 under c1ltIva-
ton House eEss az snd az al enssa T 81
snd three 7cs;s. b Z. PEARsOSt, lis Randolph
e1-aat ea -. : Gicaarn n 3IN1. ie1s h15. l0E
, 1865-02-17

A MOTHER SPEEDY CURE
IA BY DIR. HIGGIEs.-This Il to certly that I
hsve been for uu:aber ot weeks AFFLICTED wtto III In
dolens Of my ankles. aud had 1riei doc
tnrlng In vaTiaus WAYS, with eal7es, hnauent. cleo
tric1 ,, &c, to purpose. The kept spreading
snd growing more pnlnfut, sud began 10 haye chlls
and lever and night sweAts, and ns Il last resort
, 1865-02-17

oners from Rock Island, In charge OF Can't Am
Gin, OF the Veteran Reserve Corps, and guard of
dfty men, passed through the city yesterday IN
route for the scene Of exchange. Most OF the
men are 1nrn1ids.
, 1865-02-17

THOR sALE-s2oo acres in body
nsar one fourth qndet r'ow Nc fsre'ns @ @ nsces
AZ T. 1ansni h:uses Lying On t3s s. Louis Rail-
anu rd hsif mflet north Of 0de1l hn1 ei9hty
Icad. one one,h1e.1 ~ froE ChtcsRo Permanent water
mies s1n ~ aurisct Price $2o par acte. Addre9I
EgHRSnNsoW MURRAY, irving Houas, heN Ho1E:
fe5 hlf5fm
, 1865-02-17
31fal Gstate==Unu11trp.

TOR SALE-An Improved Farm
under cuttvanoE, bearing orchard fraIaa house, is
miles from ChiSsGo md one mule from E.irosd ST.
s.un; rrcc 81 S00 time. One OF 10 acres 81 500; one
81 :b acres. ss,so5: enc Of io5 acres. to,o FETER
hIH,aEha a
, 1865-02-17

REyEsuE Nof1cE.-We are requested By the Rev.
cnuc Inspector to say tint by recent decision 70.
cs1pts for any property or package, withoutresard
to sp1ne, from Express Companies, must be stamp
ed with Two cent stamp and cancelled By the pcr-
eoa receiving the package OF property.
, 1865-02-17

ARRIVAL OF TnooPs.-Forty five men belonging
TO the 10th Minnesota regiment, passed through
Tie city yesterday, on their way to Nashville.
Also, tftY men Of the 44th Wisconsin infantry, en
route fLr thc.samc place.
sixty men, belonging to varions re:imcnta,
principally men on furlough, were entertained
yesterday, al the Rest
, 1865-02-17

TOR SALE-SO0 acres Of Farm
[ Lsnd, IS niles from chicago, on c. B. = R.R.
sas9n, ;,e So t7e x9 misi iron
eSna cnnyaon, with eoot building. and fruit trees
lie SO viii 70 sS,a IN 9SaHae; e tit pSr.
street, tsLVnIaI 49t
, 1865-02-17

stnck and Daily Farm in D1psza Coanty, three
ensrss as fea nsoeS n1H :; nile.
So hald3nS. tsa,: and rs9es I've good Ee.1s
1una,ng .nd nyi7g ~ per esfe; saap1
, 1865-02-17

BOARDING A young
- gentleman. recently arrive d in this city, woud
hke 10 have board In some prtystc family Ehess he
can enjoy the rtfgi eyes OF home. Good references
giYtn Audrffs "E Il y DQI GIL. fell k:aQ3at
, 1865-02-17
DR.. HIGGINS,

1&2 Clark street,
To try hi. F1ectro-MBgnetic srste and. much to my
turi r.e snd gratiGc6flon, wss abe be about my
business u iour days from The time with
Diseases and would recommend those afflicted to give
him tTial. n. LLOID,
LLOYD House, 200 Randolph htseet.
Chicago. January S1kt.
rrfresS tel Itf,n
, 1865-02-17

ME- ABEcKEr t4kes his benefit at the Museum
this evening In two very interesting pieces from
his own pcn-one Of them-"T The Conscript, o. u
Tale OF War""--pceuliarly appropriate to the pra-
seat nmc. Ills numerous friends are requested
not 10 forget him on this occasion.
, 1865-02-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES can be
IL accommodated at 1S7 South Jefferson street,
one block from the street cars and 1ftecn minutes
walk from the Post Utace. fr11k2d2lt
, 1865-02-17

TTRAYED-From the subscriber,
one Iskse spotted Cow. spostat With hroEu oria.
DE and 1hi,e. Who.vsr W! tetnn ssId az e t9e
coTncr State and Twenty seeona ~. ie1o kttSs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-20
President I.incOIn's Proclamation
COnvening the u. =. Senate in,
Extra Session.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASuINGT0N Hph IL 1SGhl

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1865
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, Objects of interest to the United
States require that the Senate should be
convened at II o'clock on the fourth OF
March next to receive and act upon such
communications as may be made to it on
the part of the Executive;
Now, therefore, /, Abraham Lincoln,
President of the United States, have con-
s;dered it to be my duty to issue my proc
lamation declaring that an extraordinary
session requires the Senate of the United
States to convene for the transaction of
business, at the Capitol in the city of Wash
ington, on the fourth of March next. at noon
on that day, of which all who shall at that
time be entitled to act as members of that
body, are hereby required to take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
United States, at Washington, this seven
teenth day of February, in the year of our
Lord 1865, and of the independence of the
United States of America the S9th.
[Signedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
w. ii. SEWARD Secretary of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-20
Daring Exploits by Commander
Cushing.

New York, February IS. - Additional
daring exploits of the intrepid young
the Herald's Fort Fisher correspond
ence. On the Sth instant, with about fifteen
men, he captured the little town of Shall
lotte, garrisoned by one hundred rebels, and
held it for several hours, during which time
he destroyed large stores OF army supplies;
provisions, and about so bales of cotton, and
escaped without loss. On the night of the
10th he made reconnaissance ofCape Fear
river, actually penetrating slp to the
wharves of Wilmington, where he remain
ed long enough to gain much valuable in
formation. lie discovered the rebel pirate
Chicamagua sunk in the channel of the
river.
Next night, with four boats crews, he
went up to the rebel Fort Anderson, and
managed to get close enough underit its walls
to hear an officer, supposed to be Gen.
Bragg, haranguing his men on the last ditch
and last stroke for Southern independence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-20
Transfers OF Real Estate.

In the following list OF transfers Of real
estate filed in the Recorders office of
Franklin county, Nathan Cole, Recorder,
during the week ending February lS, 1865,
the date of each conveyance is given, and
the consideration named in such convey
ance. Conveyances dated prior to January
], 1865, are omitted:
/. Peter Brachman to George p. Scbroll- East half
Of in lot $50 in Columbus, February IL, S2.250.
2. 5. e. Kicker to Board of Education of Mifflin
tqynshiP-A tract of 43 square poles in said town
o. Mary A. Foster, Guardian of George F. Foster,
to Samuel Doyle One-third Of gravel lot in
1. Jacob Rohcr to George w. Iisle--A tract of II
acres In Hamilton township, Feb. 10, 81, 900.
s George W. Lisle to Jacob Rober--A tract of 2lH
{. Jacob Vansiever to Frederic KreOs-sc acres in
Pleasant township, Feb. II, $4,000:
=. John Brcitang TO Christian Kicntz-2l acres in
Pleasant township, Feb. l6, $l,U0o
g. Gottlieb Schwartz to GoLtlieb Rickcl-South
half Of in-ot 673 in Columbus Feb. IS, 800.
0. Same to same-West halfo of in-lot $40 in Colum-
0. Mattbias Zengler to Charles Wezcl-North
three urths of lot in Samuel Parsons addition
10. Charl $ Wetzel to Catharine Zengler-Same
II. Henry Hartman to Elizabeth Koeper--Lot o
in 10, and Jenner's addition to Columbus, Jan.
IL. John Wallace to John Hoe-Lot in George
vile, Feb. II, 5000
l3 Smthson Il. Wright to Ann Il. Souder-In-
lot 1862 in CrOsby's addition to Columbus except =
strip on the west side eet in width, Feb. A.
%. 600.
"A. Sebastian Metz to Ernst J W. Schueer-
West hal, Of lot Is of Avis addition to Columbus,
Feb. II, $2.20n.
Is. Hiram Il. Stahl to Augustus q. Stahl-A tract
Of 27 acres and one Of l3 acres in nshp,
Feb. 10, 90 100.
IS. Hiram f. Stahl to Hetty Knouf--A tract of
loand one of lOacres in Pleasant township. Februa-
I Ty TO- Ss8S.
II. Geo. Hertsnstein, ir., to Geo Hertensein, ST..
| Lots 10 and II IN Comstock and Mers subdvi-
sion Of old penitentary lots in Columbus, Feb. 10,
| $1,000.
is. Geo. Hertenstein. sr., to Fredericka Herten-
stein-Same premises, Feb. "a, 81 900.
10. v. j. Kuhns to Rebecca =. Geiger-West
20. Andrew WeidenkOpp to Frederic Turkopp and
| othcrs-ln.lot257 in Columbus, Feb. l3, $4,000.
2l. Erastus Burr to Geo. LewiS-ls acres in Sha-
| ron township, Jan. &c, 81 ,029.
~. Geo. NJ. Parsons. Executor of Samuel Par
sons decd, to Geo. w. Krag-Lot % in Parsons adj
dtion to Columbus, Feb. l6 $780,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-20
New York UIarket---Feb. 1s.

C0TTON--Iess active, with no decided change.
at s5c for middling.
FLOUR-State and Western opened firm and
osed dull and drooping $40 659l0 IS for extra
State Sll 25d1l % for extra round hoop Ohio, and
Sll 5O@l2 90 for trade brands AT the close there
were free sellers Of extra State at $40 60 lncud-
ed in the sales are 500 brs extra State for first half
of April at $40 90. .t.t-
WHISKY--Rath more active; Western at 81 ~
a. %, nearly all at the latter price.
WHEAT-Heavy and lower; 50 l0G9 l2 for No. .
Chicago Spring; 50 90 for Chicago No. do; 81 16
for Milwaukee Club, and e 20 for common Winter
Red Western. t
C0RN-Dull; 81 ss for old mixed Western.
0ATS-Rather more steady at 81 10H for West
ern.
PETR0LEUM-Dull. 47c for crude 66967c for
refined in bond; and s69sTc for do. free.
P0RK-Firmer and rather more doing. Sales at
$35 1896 75 for new mess; sa3 s7,4S34 90 for 63
and "a do cash and regular way: closing at S34 s5
the regular way; $50 90 for prime, and s34 70 for
prime mess; also, $40 brls new mess for February.
March, and April, mostly buyers option, at $50 259
3T25.
BEEF--Firm at about previous prices.
DRESSED HOGS-Scarce and firm at 17h9
Hslc, chiefly at l72lc. ..........-. ..,
IARO-Firm and mere active at 1s6as4c, tho
latter price to arrive. .. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-20
Trustees.
Faculty.
Looking to the Rigt Source for

Looking to the Esigt Source for
HeIp.-No one yet has ever tried "PINK-
ERToN's WAHoo AND CALlsAYA BITTERs,"
but what recommends them to his friends.
These Bitters are based on their own mer-
its, and supported by incontestble facts {;
and though they have, as it were, but re-
Gently been offered for sale, they have al
ready acquired reputation equal to any
Bitters offered to the public, for the pecu-
liar and efIicacious property they possess OF
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Con-
stipation, Dropsy, sc, Sc, by changing
diseased action and eXpelling from the sys-
tenn the various forms of disease and sUf-
fering. They are prepared in accordance
with strict and well-establshed chemical
laws. Their reputation is onward and up
ward, and these Bitters are now recon-
mended by the best physicians in the coun-
try. Reader, if you need help then look to
the right source-viz: Pinkerton's Wahoo
and Calisaya Bitters. The genuine article
has the name of Jacob Pinkerton blown on
each bottle. For sale by all Druggists and
wholesale dealers.
For sale by j. II. Barcus & Co., Stein
berger, Fairchild g. Co., and G.. Roberts &
Co., Druggists. feb 1l-2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-20
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-We quote super6ne at 80 00999 Is for
that made from original $ eek; extra, 50 $500 50
and family and fancy at 50 75@l0 25. ..Gf ec.
WHEAT-HOlders are asking 81 % for prime red,
and buyers offering 81 909l o. Ohio and Indiana
white meets with a fair demand at 81 0s92 TO-
Choice Kentucky White will bring 90 25. f!sL
C0RN-Ear will not bring over 81 90, and she'll
cd 81 10 in elevator. $50 bush shelled sold at 81 10
in elevator.
OATS-A dull market, and in the absence ofsalcs
prices must be considered as merely nominal at $40
in elevator.
RYE-A dull market, and prices merely nominal
at 81 2sdDl 80, the latter the rate asked
BARLEY-Priue Fall could OF have been sold
at over 81 So and primo Spring at u 40. 400 bush
prime Fall sold at 81 So and 300 do good do at 81 go
SEED-Clover is dull at $14 2594 IS. Timothy
quiet and prices shade better, at IS 5O95 IS. Flax
will bring 80 7O92 75, according to qua ity.
WHISkY-5O brls sold at 50 Is, and 100 do at
$2l7.
PROVISIONS-Mes Pork. s37 o0937 so; bulk
Pork l5sIa8 i61kc for Shoulders, and 17s9l7zc for
Sides; Lard, 81 Xc; Bacon Shoulders, lShSlsxc;
Sides 20c; clear do, 23c. .'-.tt
GR0CERIES-We quote prime to choice Rio Cof-
fee at Asa i8c per ID; raw sugar 29@26ISc; hard re-
fined 3Oa83lc; and New Orleans mossses, 81 359l 40
HAY-Loose-pressed is quoted at $22 60923 90
per tun on arrival and SOS 90 from store, with re
ported sal of 100 tuns at 2 90 per tun arrival
Tigh-pressed is firm and in good demand at S27 90
@29 90 per tun on arrival, and $50 oo9s2 20 from
store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-20
d<grcap5lt:
Occupation of EsranchviIIc Com
firmed-KiIpatrick Driven Five
Miles-Sherman SQniln ofthe Con

firmed-Ailpatrlck nsriVem Five
Miles-Shernan Spntll ofthe Con
gnree.
New YORK, Feb. 1S.-All doubts regard
ing the occupation Of Branchville, S. c., by
General Sherman, seems dissipatcd by a
dispatch from one of the Herald's Fort
Fisher correspondents. The announcement
of its capture on the 18th inst, after three
days of hard fighting, was brought to
Smithvillc, N. c., on the 18th inst, by n
courier, who, at great peril, rode across the
country with dispatch from Sherman to
Admiral Porter.
Wilmington papers of the 9th, and refu-
gees who have reached Smithville, confirm
the statement; and Richmond journals of
Wednesday last say their War Department
has an official announcement of the evacu-
alton of Branchville, which was consequent
upon the occupation of Orangeburg, north
of it, on the railroad leading to Columbia,
by large force of General Shcrman's in
fantry; but they do not mention any fight
ing in the vicinity. They report however,
that Fitzpatrick reached point within 100
miles of Augusta, Ga, on the 10th. and was
attacked by Wheeler and driven five miles
with considerable loss. On Tuesday last
they state that there was again a Union
column within few miles of Augusta !;
and, more important STILL. they say that on
Wednesday Shcrman's advance had reached
the south bank of the Congaree, within a
few miles of Columbia, which is situated
on the north bank of that river, to which
side the rebels had fallen back. A battle is
considered imminent.