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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS.s
Eo. "a West Second Street,
CIEcIEEATIs o.
a. >. -. T-,a. a. ths Io.sss rates, ~ iSEgs
Stock 81
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
rorrtstsnx il Fart, q
GROCERIES.

STAPLE AND FASH shVOhhAho,
Consisting. 10 part q
rofx.e Rio, Lasnsyrs, Eagiezbo, Jsva.
guRaxs-Esv orissasr o1oe. Porto kieos Aast-
MoIassss aud Syrup n great VARSITY, quality,
Tsas-GunPswssr, Imperial, Yoang Hyson,
spioess-gutnsss, Cloves. olnnaaos, Spice,
Pepper, and Ginger.
Tobacco L-chsvisg, Fine Cut and snokins
CfRarBa-Inports1 and Dsmsssie-f5ii as
sortDent.
Canned Goodss-Psaebes, strarosrfasss
Biaekbsrriss, Essr berries ouiness, rear oss
Green Covu, Peas, OYSTER, LosstsFs' AseNsrai'
sarciness &o. wak.-.. w.t-- .
Rios, RsIsiss, Aluesas' Iiiessis, Ns ~
pf-II1s pr-ssrves Csa6ys eo1as = oodsz Ne
-. o-.s--, F.rns Twfne, Cor1ags, hAtchess
Riscs5s 3 ~. PspsE, soap, Candies, Starch Dye
ssSr- GaIIs Godesh. HsrrtnE. - q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
House Furnishing
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
ne have full stock Of $50
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C.. &e.. making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
PIANOS.


PianOSx Pianos
WE HAVE SOW os EAED, AND ARE
w rsoslging tns largs.t aud & nsst lot on Pianos
AEssrIcAn Organs, aud AsIodsons, srsr eThfh,tgd
IN this city
All InstFumenfE Sold by US ere
Warranted.
csh aud see ene sta<k o. Plates, Is
wAEEER cOEY6GTo1's.
JGz1 3s. 4sia Etrsat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
BORROWERS INouEsr

LTSow al msn that !, John BIsshman. coro-
u rsr n Yan1s-b1EEh Conhty. nd, vita ~.
sis q jay q tEsirs men. lsEsl voters ~ AZ
county. On the 9th Day q Dsssnher, 1884 bsls
an inquest On tbs body q Gender Mal0y. Al -
years Cd. skont feet inches high
Ferdies q the JEry t-fsams - hfs desfh ~ a..
ei1sntai drowning, - falling from Eat n a. -
ne rssAaasF eisndsie- JOIN BIsCHMAN
eeeso Cereasr fAnderhurg COUNT
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RELIEF To DRAFTED NEN.-A meeting
NJ The BROOKLYN Council, last evening, Alderman
Hathaway offered a resolution 70 The effect ihst
the resolution r..sed q, the previous meeting with
. view IL relieving INDECENT drafted men. be so
con -rued W provide Tor the relief NJ AZ persons
drated and held " service. number nj trls1'-
m.nts ver- rHerei, and ally substitute hv
Alderman Wallace vas sdoptel that all caess n /
do m, corns un1er he law ~ II stands and which
In NE opinion a The Ward Committees reguIr.
relief he repprtod 10 ne Bpard for their at or.
TIE resolution was earned nv = vote NJ ~ ave. "
nay Il v,s stated incidentally that The 500
offered by the Supervisors Tor one years men,
would he paid 10 81 men dtHftoi, which would fc
10 addition IN III $500 PAID 10 poor men by q =
Common Council. A communication from General
smith, Colonel Woodward aud 1T ers vas 'eivsl
asking that tho men DRAFTED rom the militia reg.
menu he relieved. The subject ~ss referred b. The
wr and nlltary Commute.
TUE MILITARY on duty since the cow
n,ncement Of the dram we're di.rn sei yes,er.
day.
1HF irH oF MARCH.-A communication
frorn patriotic citizens vas received by the Brook
Ign Common Council sstirg that provision b.
made " ccehrsie the recent vicor1e', m the IN
NJ March noHt. The matter Was referred 10 com.
rni,t.e.
FAtsr AtARN.-Ther. was an alarm m hre
al o'clock yesterday Antrnoon, caused hv thr
burning NJ brush wood on POI street, near Sixth
avsnue, Govanus
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CLEARED.
SHIPS -Torrento, Leghorn. Merchant. Arv Or
leans Theohold Beaufort.
nARksLTiAveer pernhrnhnco With zine. +.
~ Prince, NV Ghnths Ma'anza. Rounding RI.
lo-, Havana.
BRIG Adams, Ayres for Philsdephis
tCHOOSERr- Rattle, Giouce.tcr John Randolph
Noffob. MARY liver, Fortress Monroe, tame,tONn,
do Franb baltimore. Fam Gilman, Boston. Amefi-
ca Bristol, l.
ARRIVED.
STFAMsUIPs Amsrica. Hilton Nod Arisdrt,
rtrnnspoul Fortress Monroe Havana, from H-vant.
John l'h.on, philadelphiA Falcon, Baltimore, To-
disf, Beaufort, sc.
RARKs-W 4 Plateniu,, CA1i,. Camrauero, X o
Janeirn Hunter SAsua, q blanchard, Mo lanelro.
BRIGS-Bosota- Porto Relic. y g; saace, Annoy.
" Pitt bermuda. MecOsta, Cionueso-. Ia I cole
Cursooa; Jo.ephina, Madeira.
sCHOOSERs wild Rover, Fortune Bay. y !.
HaId.erabhe- EOcklAnd Jane, MAJ ssueY, T. H. Wide
World, For Royal for Portland. John ckiord, Fa
RivcU fo~sp h Franklin. Nevhern. y " smith, "a.
vsnnah, via Port Ro,Al; Mar StedinAn, dc do. , X
kirt, do do, Gen Neade, Bos,on; Btee'N, Nep LON
don. Capitol Bo.tou Marcel, Providence; Hard-cist-
hls, Ko, klAnd. ChAs-, Chsrlotteiosn, = T. l. via
Gloucester, = Miles, from brig Puritan.
BELOW ship Thornton, Fort. Monroe, bark 4 brir.
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,,o,, IA. SLATE. residing st No 9 Per street. ne
n.u,.i'cse repre~eutiny the dress Va. found In
A., n,isonei's possession. The secused pleaded
~ stealing as worth of wearing sppare from
lance n. C1nnot, n 70 . vison Avenue. r ne
crawford wa ARRESTED, CHARGED With stealing =
god vstct, valued A. $50 hom Margaret Alien oil
2si W. i3th s
burglary. On s1ndav night the tailor.
shop Of George SchAll. No ~ Wooster street vac
inferred by burglars, who forcsi oren ue front
door and stole 1850 worth u reaIy-mNe clothing.
NJ arrests ere sde
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Dasy GOODS.

BARGAINS. BARGATNS-FOR IHE NFNr
ID Thirty DAYS.
GREAT
CLOSING or I SALE
PfYToN & JOHNsrONS
SPLENDID stock Of
DRY GOODS,
amounting 10 upsnrdr Of slNt0n
FREY pi = TO
TIE ENLARGEMENT OF THEIR STORE.
AT'rR ACTIVE SALE OF COTTON GOODS.
Special attention is called 20 the following
IMPORTANT REpl CIlON
~ PRICES
7 II / : " l. l. X.
- cent Prints reduced 10 ~ cents yard
Au % P'ir's do 10 - c"u'- 10.
- " tIulharls do 10 lN cents do.
W shrine NuEins NJ 10 c'sa yard.
~ o. Shiiii1S Musiu-, vnrd " de, u 20 c'sa vsrd
NomsHttn Shirtine duslins n s. crnie.
Beet ne aiIss ~ 30 AMI 20 Ct a ward.
~ p1uer Nuf In ~ ~ 60 70 =. RI,
Linen nurT-k ~ - worth u %.
.oG fENTON JpHh~ION, 20 BovCrv.
SlLkS SILKS - SILKS. 49, IMPORTANT
- KTpr 'rlDN ~ PRlCtSi
PIs,d silks Al ~, - p and i o..
~ iprd Ike At ? !, 4 - and ~ i1.
PaFk sk- oil thc beet brands of ros. g. Rhine 8,
eros. Grain, and ralciG, Tor
dresses .nd santilla'.
TODD black silk At n o.. au.l II ~.
Brilliant ll-tfC B.gck iGffptls a. s and ? 20.
Eosl Lyons Ttfe ~ ~ 80 - ~ . o..
rEl rON q JOHNSON.
goo "a BoHerv, near Houston e.
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

Dh n lFHS.
ROWES-On Monday, Feb ~, Mr. Catharlnc
loWen, widow OF Jno BoNcn, aged - years and
dAvr.
Tho relative. and friend. invited W attend tho
funeral, from Baptist Chuch. 2gd a. near Ri ave- on
"Wednesday, March |, Al O'Clock. Slr
YFTMAN-On SUNDAY, Feh. 26th, Fila Jane tho
beloved child Of illiam H. and Sarah Netman, ased
year and month.
The relative. and friend, Of tho family, a.o Nr.
David Chhthed, Of L. ". SINGER Co.'S, are iospect-
fully invited to attend the funeral, At I o'clcck,
nom the fesidence NJ her parents, IN Suffolk IT, Her
remains will - Inferred in u ecnv God. 1PN
SHlRT CUTTER WANTEp-EONE BUT
Dsood experienced shirt cutters need apply, ut VI
koaie II. 3p4
WANTED - GOOD OPERATORS AND
w pas,ers on fine laiie-' gaitcis. only hut eApo-
tisnc'd hands need Apply At 2l3 Caual IT. near Ran
ter, NJ stnis. As5
NANTEp-TWO CLERKS IN A GRO
w Gerry stoie those acquainted with the bushes.
ploietred and can come vel recommended. Inquire
1873 EIGHTH ave. $50
WANTED-OPFRATORS FOR Wheeler
w Wilson's und WilcoK a Gilh- ,cvins mn.
chine, and gits fot blasting. Inquire - Fiist ave.
let. ID Hni 3d s's hs.omcnt. 3pg
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VI aiUI(INES.

\ 81 RI CURE FOR MEMBRANE
tAnI. hlNH's salvation Powders. They have cuod
unuusA.'uh Oh dIuhkards ''Ncn unNnown 10 the PR
soh IN lcS ae 0l any thing. lIiae = per box Iu.
pot, ~ Lakes Pharmacy, COZ Grove and Hudson
tu''H' ilu
nR. BONE, ia WEST 10TH ST-DIS-
eaius Of the heal, lunr,, liver kidneys ulcarated
thToas, scTouln, old ucers, tumorn every form OF
skin disease constitutional chronic affect ION OF every
character. Hours TO 4. K
MAD. NJ. VAN BUSKIRK, ANALYTICAL
4'i Elecropsthic Phys claucsp he Consulted At 50 9th
ave- bet. +ih II, and Washington place, hour, 10 A
NJ 70 and 70 ?. II. Consultation 4ea 80
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a lItNllON, IApIhS-THE OLD Is
lahushei ~ Y, Fur Manuiacmrine Go, 40 Chat
nam ~ 'llp.tt { ok NhtC Marble Iiotc ~ ell
ing su-it sc- at Va 10 factory wholesale prices. call
eau eau ~ choice and eat bargain; sJt,s t45E
lnuns anu coma -t,hI e. ch, and u0FA-Cs; SylerI4n
squlre,s, rtch Martin and Mink tane seits very
low. Altt.a- ana ,epairins TO the latest styles,
eiuh Y" neN, leceipt sven to purchasers inirllng
lNu' GsuLgcn So
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% ACRTs NJ FINE TWBER LAND II
PERSONAL NOTICES.

EVA DAWSON, AGED ~ RESIDING
II with her motAet, IN the rear house 90 SpIlns
e. zeal name MARY ASSh rear at tnglLe-llouse'
having lett he husband without cause ~ prltohs
Cautioned asaust hsIboring OF trusting heE OF MS
account j. hAHON. oss
DOSA COME HOME or WRIT7-WfL.
N LII has got smallpox, and en- disneL
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HORSES. CARRIAGES Sc.

A MARE, YEARS OLD, PONEY BUILT
"a sound and Kind would sui, \ baker or butcher.
NJ Mr.. j, FEGAN'S Livery stable, cor. Of II ,.of,
aud Hicks tts, south hfootlyn, 10, da,s. {,
CARRIAGES WAGONS AND HORSES
" for sale, larpe stock OF family cagr,a'cs ooach.
groceb and business wagoue, and ~ horses aud bar.
nesses selling Oft ~ reduced prices. ~ SEWN. IT, cor
Fulton ave, Brooklyn. slb
EOR SALF-4 GOOD CART HORSES, AT
prices 10 cult purchaser as the owner has no use
for them At present Inquire Of NJ BtRNS, gbs Wo.g
slst ~ near 9TH avenue. $3.50
FOR SALE-2 HORSES, CARTS, MAR.
Il mess, Sc. The purchaser viii be entitled 70 the
work Of several stores AddleSs j. T.. box ~ sun
ONCE. 80
IGOR SALE-A SMALL Low PRICED
l. horse N trhic Tor aptdllr. Inquire go %, au.
cey IT, IN The Cpopcr shop. lgl
WA\Tkn-A HALF SPRING CART-IN.
quire At + W. CHANDLER $50 Wet Fourlh
ele"l Il
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AMISEM
NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM,

RARN MS AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AFTERNOON AT 3. EVENING ATTN.
THE GREAT ONE THOUs DOLLAR DRAMA.
written by Mite LAURA kkENk, entitled the
WORkhEN OF NEW YORK;
or, The Curse Of Drink.
Pronounoed nv the Pres snd the PuhlS
a SUBLIME CONCEPTION.
MORNING AT IL.
EXPOSE OF SPIRIT ALIEN
ny DR. " I. Won vLECK,
whose practical Illustrations Of tho gree, imro.ture
,tREATES The GREArEsT EXCITEMENT.
L.m-eize hguree Of the JAPANESE,
TONY DENlER IN DANCING GIRAFFE
MRS. CEN. TOM TIT Mr. AND BABY.
Pot. ~ ICHISGS-Tbe llgLtnins Cazulstor.
TWO RAI WoALS LINING sKEhE1oN.
wooDROFFT's BIIENiaS GLASS BfowERs
TWO GLASS STEAM kNGtNE, In mongA.
Circss,iGn Girl. Dwarf Aihino 10y. Living otter,
French Movine Fisures, Aquaria. Menayehe.
AdmiAs on 30 cent? Chidicn under ten Is cents lla
HOOLEY MINSTRELS. NEW YORK.
81 Bovery, opposite spring street.
tirt Week Of Tanning Butterfly, lsfic- Pet heig-
phone solo, Nicoiemue Johueon, Mickey Wnrtcn's
Champion jig. Commence M &c cck. d'i
THE HIPPOTHEATRON - HAVE iOU
BEES 10 TUF CiRCtSg
l4ih Suec,, opps,te the Academy Of Mu'ic,
~ NOI cor
Sntinees ever Wedre.d'y and ~'turd'v. 20
VARIETIES THEATRE, 3, AND 80 BOW
eIy. TOOLi & uONNtLIN. Le-see.. House
gain afmlssou. The Utert Iruh.e Ccnpr1f. Tho
Ethiopian tougicts, ri'iisut ard deriCyi uccofs.
~ Ftdid picatNri flt eVCninc, All the Stars Hp-
peirnr. lcosopou % 0a o'clock conn pee 90 2. 20
,awrd'v ncyt. GrHnd a.ou Celebration SO ious
Mst zee Performance. 10
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SHIPPING.

DILLS 81 AND UPWARDS on
ID Union Bank Of London, Rnd
EOya Bank Of Ireland.
For sale by
300 WILLS, FARGO hCC
NOR LIVERPOOL. TAPSCOIT'S LINE
L ship AURORA sails MARCH 4TH
FOR LONDON \ LINE
shin HUDSON calls MARCH 9TH
For rr.saee 10 or nom the Old conn. ~ M dan.
available m all parts oi Great Britain 1- LELAND =,
reduced rate, Apply 10 IAPStDTT BkO'THFRs
GO" ~ stu II 81 -
DASSAGE FROM AND To LIVERPOOL,
i md London bv the ut BLACK star Line 10,
Liverpool, The kkSOLl r, IN the 10Th fauua-T
Tor London, Tie lOEhIuM t, ON The -oth Iannsrr
Tor pANsAte HIIV '' WILLIAM 4 CT lON, 10 Fulton
81 35l
STFAM TO QUEENSTOWN ANb LIVER.
- fpnl,-flNNSh LNANIA sails ,rturdq,. MAJ
IN, CABIN pes-ngc TO, ste,.npc $40, pavah.e IN
currency Np'g to WILL rs a ui ION, 20 Broli'
N'2 $50
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rog. SAGE AND 10 LEE.

A SMALL FARM HOUSE AND BARN,
~ Sc. and a nice Orchard in full bearing, mile.
tom Is dio'd station, tom H"diord VILLAGE, West
p. y. v, and on the premises. $40
KEOOKLNN PROPERTY FOR SALE-FOR
- sale otto hone IN f-oIson Fl, hut house
.ow9-e'.i Of " .i"44,hny aye; rice $50, t't,n,e
9 [;,,q.a I've Gyc AMY toil. 5, %irfY, 10 Nesa'
CHEAP HOMES-ONE At s., 800, ONE
Y at tl,5ad, one ~ sL6p. ore ~ S2,er. Apply 10
W. G. nth Arrest, keat Lstate Agent heho'e De-
T.i Harlem Ral .oid. ~
CHEAP FARMS. SUITABLE FOR Market
y gardcninr, uuit-lal,ne, or any kind ot aiming,
. uic- on L.. l., nesr Csc u.uosd DEPOT containing
~ .. or ''e "G , t2ca liIe oay go an &C.,"
COTTAGE. WITH LOTS OF GROUND
- good wafer fine fruit, splendid osaiiou on Ford
han ave. t'cwont above Harlem Br'dic. Cas- pl's
tho 4 OF over 10 minutes. FOR sale ~ $500 :Lg0
ctsh balance or a. care. fos'e Zion MAY Appir
a SHfE"uONS Cheap so.'- cot. Naiick and
B-ooue .. or 10 v. q. LEST fremont ~
NOR SAT +, 20 COITAGES-s950 To $1,000.
j 10 elegar' dwellings, with 10 a. 10y. $3.50 70
3 " 5 r,c'rc.. F'.v rarmsry. GIlAS R,YlIiff,
A.en,lc ave, Past New York. or Wilioushhy sue't
DOR sAIE-3oo acres OIL LANDS IN
i the town Of Wo-ti1lL PIKE Co., Penn, viii be
,oli che b Inquire At IL spruce At" up Stare o. M
LOR SALE AT EAST NEW YORK-TWO
i lots, 20 b. ~ each, minutes fro ho sc cats
MtsRtKtR, is.t New HoFs ave, or y, q. LOCKE,
| ~ lue st. y. \. .'5
EOR SALE At ASTORIA, l.. I.--HOl 81,
4 barn a,dtcn lo's q rlGlnd, win abundance Of
| Wafer n aud Peck slip, y \. a.
FOR SAIL OR MORE LOTS SITUATED
i la the yu.a.r of Ns~ tlth n, ,mii,s nom ilo-
] pH "a lOt. luTtltIlHIH UfnIN
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S'OAs.

COAL-BEST RED AND WHITE ASH
CstoVe and ga Cos, It ~4ufGer r.,.. u rg.sI
iot .nf l?'' 81 &. !RIftL, 40 Cana It. ar1 &.
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The Iiounts 70 he paid to tho Recent in hi, ON
ham, ~ fqyiied Ia section h,e 9l a. th' state Law
relaJinl 10 DouuuCs wiz A-reuiIt biN NO. 10 ti
l-'5 and The Hand Money 10 De- po.d 10 Tie pcIon
Who may rf" eut tlc Recruit
f., oIGC. OF the Committee.
CORNELIUS CuE~ON.
Cox.
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NOR SAFE, 20 COITAGES-4950 To $1,000.
j H. alegart dwellings, With 4toiI lot. $3.50 10
--bf oi- At '12s 10 $500. Also building rlots, !,
W 0Ctcs. F'sv payments. ChAS X. MILLER,
AHrniIc ave, Past NeT York. or Wiloushhy sue't
Brooklyn. lb'
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\ BOUNTY-IANnSMEN. FIR
.1nnN CASH. Gnnn MEN MA\ILn

81. GASH ANP ,n Zoo soy =. HA A. di
on CO. l't cha ul I'm a., .ool mcu. ~ B.-Ip, t'e
Oity ot Nea lorE ONLY. JOHN mccoy, $50
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Il 100 FOR THREE YEARS SUR

81. lOO. tu,o, 90 f5r one yc,r m.
.ancd hrt,.Co. /, srd 10 ,car. on az. 300 M
money to an person bringing ruit TO M Office,
l. Neg thumtCI II, owe. IN trfEr 7toiC. 60 O'ci
men wnn'cl iuI new regiment Just getting w. lHt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

4 RELIGIOUS REVIVAL Our friends III
;he neighboring town of st. Clairsville
lre in the midst of Il glorious revival of
feigion. We have been shown a letter
Rom minister of that town to one of
bur city Pastors, wherein it is stated that
hch meetings were never before so well
3ttended, and never before had such II
3eep interest i'll the cause of Christ been
banifcsted by professors and non-profes-
>Crs From this weeks st. Clairsyille
FArOaicle we Gull the following:
Last week we announced that one
hundred and twenty-eight had joined
fhe Methodist Church of this place with
n a few weeks. We also have the pleas
pre- of announcing that one hundred and
-FOUR have united themselves with the
Presbyterian church on eXamination-Of
whom 55 are females and 40 males
twenty-five are male heads of families;
|l5 are female heads of families q young
|Hen and 40 young females"
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HELD TO BAIL.-Jonas and William
|Crumbacker, who were day or two ago
arrested and placed in Jail OH charge OF
Committing assault and battery, with at
tempted felony, upon the person of Ed.
Clayton, in East Wheeling, were yester-
day brought before Aid, Bulger, and held
~ bail in the sum of five hundred dol.
lars, for their appearance at the May
term of Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

BUSINESS of public Importance in mil.
issry circles was extremely dull, A large
number of new recruits, both white and
black, were enlisted and mustered in. at
sOrdirg ample employment for all the
attaches of the different military de-
partments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

STORMY-Yesterday was one OF those
genuine, stormy, March days of which
We read about in Dickens works A per-
feet gale blew during the entire day,
causing continual clashing and clatter-
ing of window shutters, greatly disar
ranging awnings, removing signs, etc
Old Boreas treated our people to a series
Of queer antics, while snow, hail and
rain at times came down in torrents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

GEN CRoOK-In accordance with or
}rrs from the War Department, Major
4en Crook yesterday morning left Cum
berland to report to General Grant, We
bresume Gen. Hancock will remain IN
tOmmand of this Department.
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~ ANDsTATENEWs,
o.,d and Other Markets. and
|be go" IN. N tier, 90 be found on
rourih Page 5''aa

pr,pY FOR THE PREssuRE.-"'
all our readers to cut their coa''
,Sdins to their cloth from this day ss
- the only way Of preparing to re- e,
'acoessfully the pressure which VIII !,
:, mon them From July next aii
Rank circulation viii be taxed ten
the object of Congress beng
gree them to organize as National
y y. thereby giving the Government nel
,ontrol of the purse as IT already
:, the sword of the nation But
'rill tell even harder upon the peo-
/ the additional tar Of t'ce"fy per cent.
n from May next, is to be imposed
/ every article embraced in the s5h
an of the Revenue Act. Those VINO
,,t familiar with the section cannot
= roo soon. Henceforth, for years
no we shall be the heaviest taxed
| !, On the face of the earth; and with
,orlen on onr backs and a depreci-
currency of over s9O0,OOO.OO0 to
a.tber embarrass us; it is the ex-
| .,of folly to suppose we can long
-, We counsel everybody, there
"a prepare for the worst, Some
mist soon give way-some pillar
| : edifice crumble--the crash is inev
and when it does take place all
[ have not so arranged their affairs as
,...nd from under" must be crushed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

1 ARRIVAL OF GEN. KELLEY-Breyet
'laiOr-General B. F Kelley arrived in
this city last night, on the Baltimore and
Ohio train He has almost recovered
rom the recent forced march" to Rich
bond, and may 'bc said TO be enjoying
good health In Richmond he saw quite
. number Of Wheelingites, who were III
lOod health and excellent spirits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

RryER.-There was sssteen aud . hslf
feet water in the channel last evening,
and the river was still falling.
The high winds caused steamboatnen
considerable trouble. and great difficulty
wasexperienced in keeping boatssSi 81 ! their
proper positions. fr' .s"sfs'd ~
The Gem, Capt. Harrison, arrived from
below, with an excellent trip.
The fine steamer Revenue. Capt.aJ. Il
Russell, will leave to-day for Cincinnati
and Louisville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

DESTROYED BY FIRE.-From yester-
days st. Clairsville Chronicle we learn
that the barn of Mr.. VIM Patterson, to-
gethrr with its Notwithstanding
three valuable horses and one eOlt-were
destroyed by fire II few nights since
The work of all ineendiary. A reward
of s5oO has been offered for the appre-
tension and conviction of the perpetra-
tors of this outrage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
yenison, served up in the best style, at The
Ofaoe" saloon under Washington Hall choice
lot OF wines, liquors, ales, &C., always on hand
IT, org GAUS & WARNAFRLDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters. eggs but
ter, meats, and everything pertaining to first
class grocery establishment, for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle & Co., at the Boat Store, corner
Monroe and " tier streets Call and ses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

Fous companies Of the Sixteenth In
sary left hsre last night for Bulltown,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

1T IS A FACT admitted by every man who
has succeeded in business, that to do business
you must n -y.gssT. ..Err.r,-
ATTRACT THE ATTENTION
OF those YOU wish to become your customers. II
your wares are of that sort that are used by
everybody, you cannot we'll make your business
too public, OF draw too many into your store to
see what you have to offer.
INFORM THE WORLD.
Fix your standard on the outer wall In the
shane Of handsomely printed Posters, and scat.
ter Circulars and small Bills. thick as leaves Ill
Vallambrosa' Or it, as is most generally the
case your wares especially address particular
class .la '-'.'
BESIEGE EVERY AVENUE
By which the attention of that class can be
reached by well. phrased appeals to their tastes
culars and Handblls, it Is important that they
be put and scattered i'll the right places.
The surest way to reach the particular class
you aim at, is to make sure that you
NOTIFY EVERY MAN
Woman and child. 1t is certain that fifty per
cent NAV be added to the trade of many houses
in this City by prudent distribution OF bills and
circulars Advertising pays.
Arrangements are made by which the business
interests OF business Incu ludy 10 tu'tS
by having their job Printing handsomely and
cheaply done at the office of THE REGISTER. We
have every convenience for doing all kinds OF
Printing
PROMPTLY AND WELL,
At the lowest living prices. We are constantly
adding new styles of type, and whatever else Is
necessary to enable us to respond at once to any
calls for tie products of Types and Press
IN ALL RESPECTS,
1t is meant that the office of The REGIspER shall
be equal to all demands upon it, The best
Printing of every description,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
For Railway Companies and Transportation
Lines, for Lawyers, Merchants and Manufac-
turers, for Banks, Academies and Societies for
Opera Companies and Concerts, for Shows and
Exhibitions for Politicians and the rest OF man
kind may be obtained at the
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER"
Bill.heads, Bills and Blanks of every descrip.
ton, Cards of every style, Pamphlets and Post.
ers of all kinds, neatly and promptly done, at
THE WHEELING REGISTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Cough or Cold is Dr. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it. For sale by Chas Graham Main street
Centre Wheeling, and druggists generally.