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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable.
On Third bet. Main aud Locust Sta

'I'Hi, LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
mweii osu Throughout the eouatfy. pos-
ssaae' Stable advantages su.sarinr 10 any
rHiabliHhm - 10 the City, having ar 4 gsmoats
or We rHe"pliono Of ~ vefs hofses At livery Of The
nest elegant aud eonpt=ts description, aad at the
iosest airs.
oarring . Tor viaiti 10 let. oo.ehs., light
WAGONS, aud every Kind OF road hielp e. fst.
hor-ea soli on comHi t.iou. second hand BuaKias
Iof SAFE u the very Tow ~ prices Passengers for
yeyauee
having purchased -ihAv-taaa gfeai pleasure N
accommodating their old customers aud frieuds.
r0kfAN LANDER.
We take this opportunity Of returning our
thanks 90 our frisnds for the liberal support thsy
nave given ~, AID would solicit continuance o.
she same g. tho gentlemen WIN succeed "a aud
wnom W take ireat pleasure In recommending "a
the public. RfumARDsuN A BHITrOE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
RULES ANn REGILifIaNs

I. No papers given awzys a. the oou aas< . 81
srAtuatous eiFcnlNfion.
: No advsrtissnsnts. lesAi sseasss .aNruesia
'zEssd Enlsss prepaid or pay Eusrzsassf
= Advertisements vii nsTs< ~ accompanied b.
'ee notices unlsss eoatxAet IL zsas 10 that ssss.
Sae value rsOaiSed for the aosios.
: 30 :" LOeal Nssies. however short, ~ -
''.ssssd 'or isss than One Dollar s.cA day.
= Marriages, Funeral and Religious Nets,n.
aaa.s invariably Be paid In sdvzuce 10 seeure IN.
s=Ttion-
& No aeneisney "a TIE Part o, s,--s.-. n, =.
1asds geod BY the ones. II the esrrs.r. All 10
Rave papers - ordered AHa dsr,.s.a a., -,
pay for their cArelessnesz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
REMOVAI,.
THOs. O. MAaHEE

LAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MAHu.
II maturing Establishment to No. . FIRST
STREET heiow haln. lie has a large aud ole.
ssui assortment Of Home-faads work A. nna ~
lho hnsst, guaranteed good ~ the best" an8
cheaper
His entire stock - consisting Of aas Buggy
soseh, aud Carriage Harness, Light Trotfl1e
Heavy Wagon, DrhYs aud Express Harhass, Sad.
eny quantity collars, Glrths, surcinglsa, Cheek
Lines, Military Work 10 short, everything 60
hie iiues from lisme strap 20 = . Monitor Fad.
9lo has been niaaafaclHred undor bis iIome.
date supervision. BY skilltul and sxpsrfSneed
Wort man. and Is now offered 20 to trade Al
EArrhks PRICES neing abb 10 compete sue
eessiuily With anything ia the market 10 style
hhiah, durability, aud price, be obiF asks rial
''R' e." tHHHinf Tor VnuF elves ans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

The hee1 arrived at tbs wharf about
the middle OF the afternoon, and imma.
d'Ateiy bred salnte--an important maj.
Ter which the Land forces had forgotten
TAe Rebels Disappointed
Although, as a matter Of prudence.
the rebels had removed their public
stores from the city, still they expected
10 hold our forces in check for seversl
weeks, relying for this upon the great
strength of their works, and upon ex-
peeted Feinforeements. The prompt and
unlocked for occupation of Eagle Is.
land alone compelled them 10 retire. Ii
was not until this was in possession of
our forces that the removal Of the Union
prisoners IN the city began These were
between four thousand aud Eve ,hous-
and IN number the majority having iuss
been brought from Floreuee. s. 10
prevent their falling into sherman 5
hands.
FortifeatiOns Of Cape Fear Rlssr.
In the opinion Of eminent engineers.
the Cape Fear river, from Wilmington
to the ocean, is more strongly fortified
than any one Of our Northern harbors,
or any river in the world. Nineteen
forts or batteries line its approaches,
within the short distance named, all OF
the heaviest character, most seientif-
eally constructed, and thoroughly armed.
Three lines Of formidable distractions.
consisting of piles, torpedoes, sunken
ships and cribs, chain cable and RATS Of
heavy timber, securely fastened together.
The entire front Of this line was cover
ed BY succession of lakes and swAmps.
stretching from the river to the ocesa.
and only crossed BY two narrow cause
WAYS Then, three miles outside Of these
works, was s second very strong line.
The city was capable OF stronger defense
than any we have taken during the war.
Its only lack was ia men.
Hor Easily IL scds Done.
Gen. Scho6eld was most heartily con-
graduated on all sides for this mos, fat
tering result Of his combinations Il
NEST be remembered in this connection
that only one division, the 80, and one
brigade, Moore's, of the ID division of
the army of the Ohio, we're engaged, the
! remainder OF the Esd corps not having
arrived. The total loss on both sides OF
the river after Scho6eld took command.
VIII tall . tribe below two hundred. This
is owing to tbs fact that no position was
lassaalted Which could Dc turned. rz-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

On the right bank of the river, Gen
Cox was performing q most brilliant
movement, resulting in the rout Of the
rebels at Town Greek. This creek ia
about seven miles below Wilmington, on
the river, and is thirty fee, deep, skirted
with swamps, II was deemed impossible
by the rebels. The only bridge crossing
il was approached By large causewav
completely covered by artillery. The
works opposite were carefully construct
ed, and constituted the principal line
upon which the enemy depended for the
defense of the city. Ga that bank the
works were strongly manned In search
ing the swamp near the river, General
Cox, Sd division, 2Sd corps, found su
old scow capable of holding thirty uen.
Leaving a single brigade, Col Hender-
son, with Battery d, Is, Ohio Light Ar
eiIery, OF his divirion, TO occupy the at
tenaon Of the enemy in his front, be
carefully withdrew bis three remaining
orlsadss, and cencealing them in the
scamp, began TO cross into the this (
swamp below the enemy's line with Al =
one crazy sSow. This was aeeomnlish-
ed without discovery, the enemy deem
ing any Hank movement impossible. Az
ter crossing, these three brigades wadet,
Though the swamp waist deep for half
mile, and finding eircuitous path
through a rice field, after march Of
four miles emerged into the roads in the
rear of the enemy's works, and on the
Telegraph ,oad from Wilmington to
Smithville, upon which the rebel works
were situated
While Easements aud Reilly's troops
moved rapidly down this road, the l00th
Ohio in advance as skirmishers, Colonel
Moore was sent TO the old public road
further west, aud the only line Of retreat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
WHARF BOATS.
TRANSPORTATION.

- ttAa MANLY TO LIVERPOOL, tanchise
- q QUEENSTOWN sCoaK nAHsonl Ths
sell tuosn sfsamsrs Of ths s.tssrn,sl' Nes Ya~s
aad Phiisdsiphia Steamship Cesaa.sv ffnmss
LtnFls carrying The Y. 3. Nails are Iatsedsf ~
sail - foiluWsi
@RthsVnSH a--....-.s.s.-..s.... haturdry, Dec. 10
hss.e% ..'...-.......--....-.... Saturday, Dec ~
VII ~ hAHcsssfEs .......-. saturday, Dee. n
AID ever saaosedinK haturday II Foon. sreau
Pier -. North River.
RAThs OF PASSAGE
Payable 10 Gold o. ia s4a.V.leat IN Curr...v
FthsT CAnIH ...-.. go ~ sFnna.aa a. IL
Do 80 L0ndon... A. % Dc 10 Lopdoa = Al A.
DO % Paris. - - DO 20 Psrls - n, al
DO " hamburK w ~ do 20 u.mbarg ~ a.
Ps=senRsrn are also for ward-f {. Havre fr~,...
Rotterdam, Antwerp. &c. - CANALS ls. r.fs-
Fares fIom Lfserps5yl ~ oa-ss,et.-s.as Ia rsas.
-SIs, SIS. sos. slssfaee 40 Tkoss 10 -
70 o. ed Tor tAsir frHBds cas- hav flsksts her. -
these rRisn
Ter ieftheF Information apply AZ the company'a
cmoss- jobs q. DALE, Aesat,
IS broadway. hsu York.
bEHn q AETHks. Ags.h,
oeSs~m Eesnsstiie, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

WAsHIxGrox, Feb. 2S.-The President
has signed aud approved the act 10 pre-.
vent officers Of the army and navy, and
other persons engaged IN the military
aud naval service Of the United States,
from interfering with elections in the
States. No troops or armed men are 10
be brought 10 the polls unless It shall be
necessary 10 repei armed enr-ssrs or TO
keep the peace, nor shall il b. lawfal for
any officer to prescribe or tx b. proclama.
ton, order or otherwise the qualification
Of others, or IN sny manner interfere
With the right Of free Suffrage. Officers
go offending are liable 20 indictment for
mlsdemeanor, aud, on conviction, 20 DO
lined not exceeding s. 600 and suffer
Imprisonment IN the penileniiary for a
term Of not less than three months nor
more than five years Aud any person
80 convicted shall forever be disqualified
from holding any Office Of honor, prodt
Or trust. wnder the Government Of the
United States
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
4 Rebel Runner.

NTw YoHx, Feb 2s-The Charlotte
On. O. Democrat, Of the 2lst inst, has
. teH.aF that d Il. Hill or Cheatham.
from Hoods old army, had struck Shsr.
mans rear and captured 500 prisoners,
besides large number Of negroes A
postscript says i was Cheathan,' troops.
and THAI the eight took place at Alton,
South Carolina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

Nav YoRx, Feb. . We are in
formed that private letters have been re-
csiFed in this city, announcing Is prob
able the union Of General Schoheld's
forces with General shermans armE. On
Monday the 27th. The point is not
stated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

PHILABELPHrG, Feb. ga sleeping
car attached TO a train on the PhiIadel-
phia and Erie Railroad, caught FIRE
near Lancaster last night The ear vas
totally destroyed. Tie passengers es-
capped, bat los: their clothing aad bag
gage
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

CIscrSxATI. Feb. ., m.-Riyer risen
9 inches Weather clear. Their. as:
Bar. 29;70 and rising.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

WAsHISoros. Feb. 27.-Gen. Nos.
qaefa. President OF the Republic Of
Columbia, aud bis Minister to London.
have arrived here accompanied By Gen.
Saigon, Columbian Minister 10 Washing.
ton aud Ssuor Brasiral, Minister from
Venezuela These parties we're the
guess OF Seuor PAmera. The Mexican
Minister, Gen. Mu,qua, has been intro
duced 70 the Secretary Of State and the
President, and to-day left ON visit TO
Gen. Grants army.
Rebel EHehangea Prsson@rs.
Nav foEE, Feb. . The 7rfbunes
Washington special says all the released
prisoners are sent South 70 oppose sher.
man, and they appear more enthusiastic
and hopeful than those Who have benin
the rebel camps all winter
The Times prints a list Of 500 releas-
ed Union officers sent to Annapolis.
This empties the prisons at Richmond
and Danvil Of our gallant men who
have survived The horrors Of the rebel
prison pens
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

PTTTsBURs. Feb. ., m--River I4feet
10 inches BY the pier mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and cool.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

Gen. Coxs skirmishers crossed into
this city at this hour, and Gen. Terry's
forces marched through the place at 9
q. m, and pressed on after the enemy.
The ferry-boats being destroyed. Gen.
Cox cenid not cross his main force I'M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
Arrirnl -. ~

The hee1 arrived at tbs wharf about
the middle OF the afternoon, and imme.
d'ateiy bred salute--an important mat.
Ter which the land forces had forgotten
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

left to the enemy. At this junetare The
rebels discovered that crossing had
been effected, and hastily construeted
rife-pits to protect their rear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
Nelrs from Sherman.

The eitixsns report that Shermsn's
advance was within Is miles of the city
on the 2lst
Casualties in the attack on Fort And
crSoH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
The osasens of Wilminaton.

But few citizens left the city, except
such as the enemy forced to enter the
ranks and follow. All able bodied men
hid themselves, and througed tho streets
es soon as our forces entered The la
dies were also out in force, and the ne
groes crowded all the avenues Not q
symptom Of animosity was manifested
by man, woman or child throughout the
day.
Making PTes scifh Property.
Early in the morning large class of
citizens began 10 help themselv es to the
goods in the various stores, but provost
guard soon stopped this traffic 50 peeu-
liar to rebel towns
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

The city contains numbar Of very
hne churches, ediGees and pn bile BALD
ings, and many beautiful private resi-
denees, but these serve 10 make the gen
eFal shabbinss Of the rest more eonspie-
uous
The UHion Prisosers--Siekeniag spec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

HANDSOME CONTINENT C.Pr. CoGswELL.-
Three or four yeats ago, flag presentations wer e
the OF der OF the day but OF a somew hat d f.rent
kind from that which took place oh Tuesday evening
IheH flag were presented 10 troops III. about
10 enter. the field. The pleasant affair to which
We aiiude was just the opposite.
COgswel's battery, On returning from ;he field
were invited. with the rest, to place their fag Ia
the Adjuiant Generals office at Springfield. hey
thought they could do Deter aud resolved 10
present II 10 their belo, ed old conulauder d, a
sII. Int token of their esteem and regard ~ hun
TAe presentation was made on Tuesday even
ins, IA behalf OF the company, by Henry eiar, z
u. Sergeant, IN neat II;tle speech.
Capt. C., on receiving II, also made short
speech, heartily thanked the COMPANY Tor the Tn
looked Tor com piIineut, and receunted IN IA feel
IN way, their mutual hardshIps aud trials IN The
tented ieid The boys gave him three rcusins
cheers, with tiger. aud then partook OF the Cap
taIns hU>pIialitIss.
The flag MAS = beautiful silk, with n gold fringe
and silk bullion ta>sels, and showed the marks
OF rebel lead. Upon its its fo.ds are inscribed
" Cogswe!Fs Independent Battery, Iii. Light Ar
ullery. Siege Of Corinth jackson; Nashville
Mobile; Siege OF VIcksburg; Chattanooga; Span
i>h Fort; EakeIy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

LIFE INsURAxcE.-Life assurance at the present
fine holds an honorable place among our great
public institution. and rapidly growing in IA
vor among all classes.
The business OF life insurance has hitherto been
done by companies established in Eastern
Cities. but are pleased 10 notice our enterpris-
ing men of the west have built up and established
a de>ervedy popular and substantial institution
OF the kind In the west
The North Ipestern .Hutuol Lift Insurance Com
pany, established at Milwaukee, with a branch
Office at Chicago. is attracting the special no.
tice OF people who desire to invest IN life insu-
rance. They now have "a general agent in this
city, Mr.. c. AISswoRrH, who has come here to
represent the company In this and sew eral ad
! joining counties.
We can have no doubt of the substantial candi
ton and judlcious management of the affairs of
| the Company. when see such men connected
with it IN Chicago J. " Farweif Ii W. Hips.
dale. n. Ludington and c. I. Bowen
We see, by their advertising cards. that the
| company have now Accommodations amounting to
t65O.0oO. and that their business is rapidly in
creasing throughout the Northwest. They issue
non-forteitIng and endow meat Policies On more
| favorable ter ins than NEST Eastern Companies.
Get your life insured, and make q sure provision
for your PANTY, is the advice of many eminent
mon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

Mason 4 HxxLIx's CABINET ORsAx.-The grand
old organ that has for centuries filled Church,
Palace and Cathedral with its colossal harmonies,
is now so universally appreciated In religious
sembIies. thatits Introduction into all churches is
only prevented by its great eost. This obstacle is
virtually removed BY the invention of the above
instrument. 1t is not an instrument of the melo-
deon or harmonum kind. but an orgau Its tone
is that of the organ with double the force and VOL
ume of the largest melodeon and it admits Of
infinitely greater variety of music and rapidly Of
execution. The prices range from tilO up TO
5000. or higher acsording to size of nient,
No. of stops. DC.
1t Is just the instrument for most OF dur small
western churches. and in private families will
generally be preferred TO piano.
DINNIcK BRo.. are the agents in Ottawa for
the sale of the instrument.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
A Card TO the Suffc ring.

Do You wish to be cured, If so, swallow or three
hogshea'is OF Buchn, Tonic Btters Sarsaparilla,
Nervous AndOtes' &c. &C. &C. and after YOU are salts
fled with the result then box of Old Doctor Buc
hans English Specific Pillls-and be restored health
and vgor in less than thirty days They purely vegs
table pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in their effects
the broken-town and shattered constitution Old and
young take them with advantage. Or. Buchan's Eng
ish Specific Pills in less than 90 days the
of Nervousness Impoteny, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness Insanitary and all Urinary Sexual Nerv
Affections. matter from what produced
Price, One Dollar per box Sent post pail by mail
ceipt of an order Address, JAMES S. BUTLER,
No 429 Broadway, New York, General Agent
P. S-A box sent to any ADDRESS receipt of price
which is One DoIar-post free. descriptive Circular
sent on application.
July % '65-sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

The DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SkIRr.-We call atten-
ton to the advertisement of this article in auOth-
er column Though comparatively a recent inven.
ton. it has become very popular, and is rapidly
superseding all other kinds in use. The ladies' of
Ottawa wear nothing ttst-for skirts The rods in
it are composed each of two delicate and we'll
tempered steel springs, which ingenousIy
braided together edge to edge. the lower rods
heavier. and having double covering This pc
cuiarity of construction makes this skirt very
strong and durable, and also so exceedingly fexi
bic that it readily adapts itself to the form Of the
wearer. and allows Of any amount Of doubling
and crushing without injury to its shape. These
skirts are unquestionaby the lightes,, most desi
rabIe. comfortable and economical ever made
These are advantages which ladies. who have
pereneed the discomfort and Inconvenience of
single springs. will duly appreciate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
gam and again.

Our readers may think it strange that ,ftcn urge
upon their attention medicinal preparation Already
have We for number of weeks urged the Importance Of
supply Of Goes Cough Bisam in the house, ready for
immediate But is the amount Of
sickness and death that the i'm mediate result of
sudden coughs c'lds and pulmonary attacks; while thou
sands Of children dying from Group and lung
plants. Time and experience have proved that Co.'S
Cough Balsan is the most speedy and reliable preparation
known the world. Like magic IL relieves the ri-
taon Of the throat the stopagcs that pre-, et
breathing in Group and heals all of the throat
chest and lungs. No should neglect to supply hi,
family with safe and reliable medicine like Goes Cough
Basam, than he should neglect the supply Of
their daily bread 1t costs but forty md the
contain twice much those of other remedy the
cost, while in merit it is superior TO all others All
drug stores keep it for sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
VermiliOn River and La Sale Co.
Oil COnlDInY.

The Directors CT the company in order that all
the stock holders, and families and friends, and
the people of La Sale county generally, may have
opportunity of seeing the fatiering indication.
of oil existing in the company's land the Yer.
million, and witnessing the progress made By said
company in putting down their well. have decided
TO have oil pic mic on the 5th of September,
next, IN the grove near the well on the Vermilion
near the old Eaton d Leonard Mill.
Those attending will be expected to reach the
Grove. on or before IL o'clock 81 If said day and
provide themselves with such eatabIes as they
may think best. The company only agreeing 10
furnish the oil necessary to light the grounds A
band of music will be in attendance.
By order of the COMPANY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

DR. KNAPP, formerly of New York, who has
Visited Ottawa regularly the past year, and effect
cd many wonderful cures of old chronic diseases.
cancers, and diseases of the eve a.d ear which
have been pronounced incurable by the medical
profession generally, can be consulted at the
Geiger House, Thursday, September 9Th, as will
be seen by lis card in another column. Consul
tatiuu frer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

REDUCED FARE.-Thc Chicago Rock Island r.
X. &C gives notice that during the approaching
state fair ut Chicago, n,,:ch commences the 4th
Sept. and closes the 9th, tickets fuT the round
trip Ito and from Chicago,) will be sold at all sta
tons the road at and one fifth the OCULAR
fare. The sale of tickets the reduced fare Will
commence on Monday, Sept. 4th, and continue to
Sept 9Th The tickets continue good 10 return
on until Monday, Sept. llth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
READY PAY.

We would respectfully say to our customers that
On aud after the st day Of kust Lext, we shall
sell goods strictly for ready pay.
We shall reduce the prices % that it will be AZ
object for oil bnyers 70 example our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. All pc Fsons having unset
tied accounts with u.s. are inv tied 70 call and set
| . the same at their earliest convenience. t
July 20, IS. BEAN 4 lORGAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

PonPET, WITH NARIATIoss.-Some of Mr.. Per
kIEs ueIghbor>, vi no have taken the pains cross
question fompey, assure Us. aid their word 5 IN
questionable, that Pompey tells them very diff
iertnt story from that published IN our last. he
acknowledges The whipping for drsoredience III
s'oning Tie chlldren's birds but SAYS the wells
on his back las l. evidently the case old
ahdir, Acknowledgements Tor value received down
scuf. POmPey, We take it, is very much like all
other ggers-decidedly unreliable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

The THEATEE.-The Theatre has busted The
first night 1t had good house. but the hous, s
were very thin afterwards. The truth is, the
acting didn't sui; the fastidous Ottawa au
diences. SO after four attempts. it fiIled-fai.ed
financially aud every other way. We got of with
a trItIng loss OF r.. Many others, are serry
TO learn, Jared much worse. The "proprietors :,
of the institution worked hard enough to deserve
better fate but as some people, whatever may
be their business Qualifications e can't keep tav.
ern," others, il seems, can't manage theatre"