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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
Nrw.Oa.glNs. Pet. IS,
Via CAIRO. "Wednesday, Pei. p. is6a.

Via CAIRO "Wednesday. Feh p? ICES 5
Il is rumored aud believed that Gen Rurlburt
y preparing to establish tie headquarters Of the De
ba-tment of ;ho Gnfai Mole
Gen GrcDgers ex sdtion against that place Is fully
sr~parcd and 10 doubt exists Rat tie cy vi be in
oar hands in less than two weeks.
Gen. Badly Smith has established Lis commission
Asrs to investigate the abuses Of this department,
CAPT. Mohler Quarieruaster. ana Provost Marshal
General Robinson have already beea arrested.
Commodore Palmer commanding the West Block
aainy Squadron with feet Of about thirty vessels
assy ironclad will leave for the waters of Mobile In
Q sv days
The ship Vanguard, which has been on the bar foT
sixht days got off the 18th inst and went to sea.
TIE ship Ben Adams. which has been lying outside
sAs bar Tor three weeks waiting for water got over
Yesterday and is now going up the river.
Tie steamship Bermuda arrived to-day from Brszos
Santiago On the llth INST.
The draft under Gen Canbys order commenced to
Gay. =
Tas Houston Texss) Telegraph, ofle 18th inst, pub
babes the correspondence between the sebel Col Pier
ron. commanding at san Antonio, and Gen. Lopez
esmmandlng the Emperor Maxinien's troops on the
toaders Of ihe RIO Grande.
Col Piarson assures Gen. Lopez that il Is the desire
n tho Confederate Government TO cherish the most
1mscabe relations witb ire 1mperlSi u
sxico and that tie cordially existing between them
sAall not be disturbed. He then thanks Gen. Lopez
~ protecting tie interests Of the southers Ccnfcder
ssy
Gen. Lopez replies, confessrg that his sympsihies
are for the noble OF the South, and extends to
Col Pierson his sin friendship Hc adds: d.
Being placed in command Of this military line I'm.
der his Majesty, the Emperor Alaxmililn, the
of the C0Bfcdeaey rely upon fn security for their
POSSESSIONS and interests and the COnfcdcrEcy may
also rest assured that the Representatives OF tie Empire
Of Mexico along the border freely aud frankly offer
ther friendship; also full security that raid will be
permitted organize Mexican soil for the inv
VI Southern territory
Tie deisnses Of Galveston are being improved and
enlarged.
Cotton IN the New-OTeans market is buoyant and /
prices sitter sales of good Ordinary 6sc low Mid.
Iasses firm at nll prices Large supplies of Western
prodncc hsl rived and in transit suspend
kng Transaction Extra Flour has de cned 81 30 per
barrel
CAIRO Thursday. Feb. %. 1905
GEN. Heron has arrived at Baton Rouge and
.Isumed command OF the Northern Division Of Lonisi
"a including the district Of Baton Rouge Port Hud
IA and Morgapda.
His command extends on both sides of the MiSSls
sappi River from Rcd River 10 Plaquemne.
The guerilas are becoming troublesome again on the
rfsnsas River firing into passing boats, and commit
~ other outragos.
Il Il reported they havo burned the steamer Dane and
aaSsnred the 56.h Indiana Regiment.
III Nee Oreans Tines says the French at Meiamoros
snplment the Rebel flag and past the American coiors
= contempt
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To tho Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Feb. %.
TIE INAUGURATION BALL.

WASHINGTON, Thursday. Feb. %.
TIE INAUGURATION BALL.
The arrangements already made for the In"
eugurstion Bal indi ate tlot the managers design
shall surpass any previous bH Of that character ever
given in Washington
REBEL DESCRIBES. IL
The mail steamer this morning brought mp
l1s Rebel desertcrs
TIE PIRATE OLINDE.
The Government has trust worthy edvices to-
day that the pirate Oinde which has been the sub
ject Of much speculation HAD put ITO Corunna for re-
pairs which there il TO believe sac viii not DO
al owed to receive, and without Nhici she viii not bo
dangerous to any nation pors this side Of the At
lantic coast
THE CRSsIoS OF SONORA.
Advices from France show that the reported
cesson Of Sonora is without fouSdaf!or and .ndlccte
that the relations between France AID the URiteI
States are not likely 10 undergo any dis Irbanees.
GUE2RILLAS.
Owing to the activity lately displayed by the
guerTilss ia this Department insifrctos have been
ssued to commanding officers 10 exercise their utmost
ere in posting eeItinel and picket No precention
viii bo neglected to guard against surprise. .n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

TALK ABOUT Iub Wal"
The only war article Of Importance is the
following:
Fvoss TIE RicAsOwS BxSss6ser, Rss' III
The enemy is now gathering all the available
forces from ali the Yankee armies and garrsons anu
directing them in combined movement agsins'
Richmond, Sherman advancing through South caro-
lima. while Beauregard slowly retreats before hln
toward Charlotte-Foster or some other commahains
Fosters troops making demonstrations WIN neay
force on The Roanoke and Neuse Rivers eastwnfu'
while rumor saws that the Yankee force In East len
nesscc is at the time TO cross the Ancghany ana
come down into North Carolina by tho West thus az
yaneInC both by way OF Weldon and by way OF oaiis
bnry attempting 10 take Beauregard IN flank or even
10 cut him of by uniting In his rear while Grant waits
patiently within his Notifications for sbermans appear
ance on the line Of the Danvile railroads that 81 the
whole accumulated power Of tho Union hosts may
close In ON Richmond cut of Its supplies and compel
its surrender. -,
1t Is all extremely fine but not newi We have heard
VI something vi Ills eort Tiore and even more Il@u
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IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHTl
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4 RHoLD & FIELD
Merchant I'ailOrs,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S

Would invite einspection of their large stock OF
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will make to order as cheap as can be had
Quality considered) in the city Of New York,
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection Of
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We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch justifes US
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-25
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
er O 1FIC E-No 104 King street, over
. mes formerly French's) Book Store.
WAR NEWS.

G,n. Grant furnishes in dispatch, to the
War Dept, the following extract from kch-
mond papers. received yesterday 1T IS un
derstood in official circles that no lighting has
occurred in North Carolina since Sunday, ana
from all we can learn 1t appears that Sherman
has attempted no advance since his check on
that day. General Hardee victory on the
10th inst, was a very important one, ana, as
regards the enemy, most bloody affair Gen.
Johnston telegrapns that IN that battle the
Confederate loss was 45O while that OF the
enemy was 3, 300. The fight took place at
Averysboro, on the Cape Fear river, half way
between Raleigh and Fayetteville General
.Johnston's defeat OF the enemy last Sunday,
the 18th instant, occurred at Bentonvllle, near
the Neuse river. By these facts, we are IN
formed that Sherman has been pushing TO-
wards Raleigh in two columns-one moving
due north from Fayette vile, the other north
west from Nawbern. General Hardee fought
the former, General Johnston the latter
Further details of the recent reconnaissance
made by the chief officers of the y. 5. army
and nayv forces at Mobile, on the 9Th instant,
show that some dozen Of them went In small
oisnatch boat to within mile OF several OF the
batteries of the Confederates, and Withdrew
uuder very heavy fire.
A telegram poAe
which had reached Memp phis, Tenn, from
Holly Springs, that Mobile has been evacua-
ted and, with quantity of war material has
fallen into the possession Of the Union troops.
This is not believed.
Information from the Army of the Potomac
to March 23d, says, good deal OF hrlng mas
taken place the past two days On the lines OF
the 9th corps.
The WASHINGTON Star now says that it
thinks the report of Gen. Sherman having
reached Goldsboro, has ''probably not been
officially received
It is said that Moscby has now SIX hundred
men under his command, divided into two
narties Of three hundred in Loudoun county
and the same number in Prince William.
General Stanley 4th corps is en- route from
Nashville to Knoxville, thence to proceed TO
JOIN Stoneman's cavalry, already moving
The 18th army corps has been discontinued
and Mai Gen. Emory ordered to report to
Maj. Gen. Hitchcock.
The second of General Hancock's (7eterana)
corns LETT Washington yesterday for Harper's S
Ferry.
The propeller Ajax has arrived up from
Wilmington, having on board sixty refugees
who were allowed to come through from Fay
etteville by permission of Gen: Sherman.
This party consists Of armorers from the Fay
etteville a1senal, and their families all OF whom
are in destitute condition.
They use new drink called '"turpentin!e
punch" now. In some European hospitals IN
low stages of fever. 1t is composed OF two
ounces of brandy, eight Of boiling water, one
nc tnrnontine and smear enough to sWeeten.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-25

GoAL Or LAnSs,s CaInHsYs Axpe
Of .she f}etsst tyle, ~ sals ~
4, oes. AZ, less. ~ yes.rsz0sAs.
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II ontributvrs

AS a design is to make y paper
one that will Ue Vi interest ~ Nil eli.
gagged Ill the different departments Of
4c:lye industryin Eeveryr fart Of tie
comfy, we respectful y solicit the Co.
operation, Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pecially DESTROYS of promoting ths
farming interests Of Dubois, items IL
any department Of agriculture are par,
|ticnlarly solicited. Please send MS al
the news, incidents, general informa'
ton, and mineral discoveries in YOU
respective neighborhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-25

Nrorioss IA great variety Bought Iox
~ and Tor sale low - Jos. FasADnAs.
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Rvback's Bitters Appreciated.

Read the following from an old Kentuckisn
F~RAxxFoRT. KY. Sept. 8. 1864.
C. w. RoBAcK, Esq.-Dear Sir: Pieass
send me three dozen Of Stomach Buffers .
once. as ! have zone on hand. Although
no. sdver, ised here they are beginning to b
appreciated. sod wherever used they wosl
like q charm. A gentleman cane into my
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gave him q dose o. your Bitters. which
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utes he began 10 talk lively. and said he had
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.ieses he VIII recover BY . continued ,uss .
your medicine, that csme % s~cciden,slll
wllnin It's reach. Yours respectfully.
X. b. GILLsvH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-25

A. Cough. Cold. orSore Throat,
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Lung Disease
10 orrEn THE RssuLr.
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
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by Ply s%icisns. and have hsd testimonisli
from eminent men throughout the soun,sy'
Being m article Of true merit, and having
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each year finds them in new localities 10 "
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Obtain emily Browns Bronchial Troches.'
and do no, take. any Of thes Worthless lmi
%ia,ions tina, may b. offered.
Sold every where In the United States
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Nov, CD, lS65-6.s.
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w 7 N n evHMIrva~
IA -
JOHN BUCHART

RESPECTFULLY ;nforms HE numerous
customers snd the public that he hiss just
received from Cincinnati . large end well
selected stock or chairs. hedslesds, beau.
|rsass. which he Offers for sale cheap. He
,lso offers for sale good II
Ready Made Furniture!
manufactured b. The best housesia Csncin.
asst. sud b. himself. He solieiss : share
|of patronage :. snd feels sure he cen give sst-
assto
Dec, IL JOHN BUCHART.
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j. w. BRADLEY,0 New Patent DU.
Pick ELLIPTIC (er double) SPRING
SKIRT.
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They sSljom Bend or Break like shs Sin
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Long o any Single Spring Hhirs thai Ever
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Tbs Wsnderful Flexibliiy ssd Great Csss-
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4 small place ~ easily @ ! Silk o.
Mustin Dress.
ALsdy having enjoyed the pleasure, com.
fovt. and gre q convenience Of wearing shs
fsDuplex Elliptic Steel Spring 6kirts iov )
cay, will never siievw ards willingly
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15-Goy. Morton has gone 10 Eu-
rope, Tor hin health. HE salary as
Governor has heen $4,000 per annnm,
and on this he has dole seniarkably
well. having In fUnr' years purchased
= tarm said 10 he worth s30, O00. lived
high, and saved enssgll besides to
make an expensive trip,to Europe.-
Being Gcv,rsfo ~. lns 20 DC profta-
bile these time~.i fWsaldcr II thehold,
era Of 2 II l''erirfs conf. State bonds,
which the Gavin hi message recon
/. inendss Do cal ed ~. and o per cent.
bonds issu4trnastr. = stead are any
.vayssintertsfsTl- ~ei aiF .ntsas year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-25
JASPER


,v MsThs yaseqf tbe Daviess County
I Conspirators, charged and convicted
of-the murder of Capt. McCstty, was
called ia the y. s. Distvict OOnrt, at
indianapolis, last week, and continued
,auntilnext tersn,sto swat the decision
Of somertectnical point By the U. s.
Supreme Court
Williams, charged with robbing The
mail il Orange eoutny and who went
through this county with como stolen
lsorses, q year Or more ago. was fonnd
guilty. and sentenced q che peniten
tiary for ten years.
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ACCOMMODATION LINE
JASPER AND LOOGOOTEE! I.

TINE undersigned will run = Stage from
i Jasper 10 LooQootee, for the sccommo-
dstion Of The public once : week. leaving
Jasper every Tuesday morning In time e
connect with the cars, and returning On
Wedneed6yg ~ Win Be- thaukloI ics I
share Of public patronage. !.
ANTONY STEINHAUSER.
Dec. 26th, 1064-1y.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH:
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!

wHEATON'S OINTMENT (.
~ WILL Cure the Itch 10 q
~'SM Hours.
NVTCH ON Il cures the Prairie Itch
xsp Wabash Scratches, and Sal,
X>SsN RhNnAvRheum. Ulearr, Chilblsins,
Wn-.~ sdd 81 Eruptions q shsskin
~ Psice 20 etc. fl'
Beware Of Lotions and wsshes which VII
not ~ M the disease. Bv sending so ca
to.JOHN D. PARK. Cincinnati. O. Il viii
b. torwsr BY mail. free Of Postage. % asy
part Of the country.
Sold IN Cincinnati, q Wholesale, y
JOHN ID. PARK.
WEEKS POTTER. Boston, Mass. PRO
prietcrs.
June 10Th, 1866-6m.
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YVHE undersigned VII proceed With The
= Couuiy Surveyor Of Dubois county %
the 6sh Day Of Dec. 1855, 10 run The lines
and determine the boundaries Of section No.
30 Tewa 2 ebun range Z weR. A
The tnaedtsee nnss Will also ~ rua and
the corners thereof estsbllshed. PeSSons
inssrestsd will please bs present. =
JOHN MILLER.
Nov. 11th. l665-3w
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TTTeV Nl;ii.. asss,,.s a.. been sum
r1oned 70 attend III indiaiiapolis next
week. 10 give evidence IN the lease u
the, u. S.vs- Harvey Nicholson, for
passing counterfeit greenbacks III this
county. t t.a y MLw n -lEl VIZ
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xrIloocw CHOLERA MThis disease is
preyailinrs "a m s,darmmg extent IN
horizons ~ mr. trnniiy, some tarnels
losing hrxiIN al ti,rir hogs. This,
with the cara its ~ fltteriii,g hogs AZ
the commsl.r, III ~ the season, will
\ make TIL prfr ~ i'higf.AA'11
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Bon WASIlp.-An inteIligsnt boy
wanted u learn the printing Business.
10 ) good toy liberal terins will be
given Apply nj this alice.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-19
Death Of Hon. Thomas COrwln.

hIetlIO Oh NtOtts itotitta tONNhhs
The death Of this eminent and gifted man
occurred in Washington, yesterday, at two
O'Clock p. N. Saturday evening last, while
eonversing with some Of his friends, and in
the enjoyment of apparent good health, he
was attacked with paralysis. This was the
immediate cause Of his death.
For more than thirty years Mr.. Corwin
was closely identified with the political his
tory of this State and the country, hav-
ing during that time hlled many high aud
responsible public positions. lie has been
Governor of Ohio, United States Senator,
Representative in Congress Secretary Of
the Treasury, during the administration of
President Fillmore, aud Minister TO Mexico,
having been appointed TO that position by
President Lincoln in 1861.
Mr.. C0rwin belonged to that class of
American statesmen who gave dignity and
character 10 our Government in its earlier
and better days--nearly all OF whom have
passed away, and given place to the reck
less and fanatical politicians in whose
hands the dcstinies of our once happy
country are now placed. The reflection is
= melancholy one, but II Is, alas, too true
Mr.. CoRwIN was member of the old
Whig party, the compcer of CLAY, WEB-
sTER and all the distinguished men who
were regarded as the leaders of that organ
ization. Latterly he acted with the Re-
publican party, but never could be said to
be thoroughly identified with their princi-
Piles and policy.
He was a man of brilliant intellect, and
one of the most gifted and captivating pub
lie speaker of his time. His eloquence was
of a character peculiar to himself and be-
fore popular audience he was almost ir-
resistible. But in social life, his sparkling
wit and inexhaustible fund of humor made
his society coveted by all who enjoyed his
acquaintance. He was man of warm and
generous impulses, and by his kind and
genial manners had endeared himself 10 u
widespread circle of friends and admirers.
BY all OF them his loss will be deeply felt.
We may add, that the rapid passing away
OF such men is to be regarded as the cause of
general grief aud sadness 1t reminds us
that, one after another, the links which
bound us as people to better and happier
days-the days when our nation stood erect
in all the grandeur of its dignity and power
ARE being sundered, leaving us to drift
wildly before the tempest of fanaticism that
has already well nigh wrecked our most
cherished hopes and prospects as nation.
When, II ever, we shall greet a return of
those days, is mighty problem, the solu-
tion of which we have no disposition to
attempt. xiii. (.