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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-16
SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
philadelphia, New York s. Baltimore.
EREIGHTS-

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE
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DEBILITY
WEAKNESS and
PROSTRATIoN.

half wine glass Of these . Bitters three or
four times day win produce q remarkably
healthy change in persons greatly debihtated'
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As A BEVERAGE

They are the most wholesome, invigorating and
palatable Stimulant ever offered 10 the public
and the fact of their being prepared chemically
and scientifically precludes the possibility OF a
bitter unpleasant taste, common TO Bitters gene,
rally offered for sale We especially recommend
them TO LADIES, and particularly TO those suf-
fering from
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Member OF the Royal College of Surgeon, L..
don. Graduate from one OF the most eMIL..,
part Of whose life has been spent In the hosp.l
of London, Paris, Philadelphia and clsewGsn
has effected some of the most astonishing GU.
that were ever known many troubled with IN
ing in the head and ears whom asleep, great h,
vousness being alarmed II sudden sounds. b..
fulness, with frequent blushing ATTENDED soH,
times with arrangement OF mind, We're cur.
Immediately.
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Oh LEASES PRINTED IN tn.
Y BEST sIYLEst the DAnS ksSisr0 ~
Printing Jsb 0AcN
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MEDICAL
G----l863----B..

WE REsPECTFULLY IEviEk
w attention to and consideration Oh 'hoJu''
" celebrated and reliable remedy for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
Anaars Around yvsIm,nwssn.

ri, MONROE, Feb 1.-The steamers
New York and George Washington ar.
rived here last evening with regrases
prisoners from Richmond ana rave
sailed Tor Annapolis Col Muiford r..
msined behind 10 affect the exchange Of
other prisoners as they arrived.
Other steamers have went up the
James with rebel prisoners.
The exchange viii be made 81 rA pidiy
as possible.
The steamer Ariadne arrived here to-
day from Fort Fishee The captain Of
he steamer reports that our forces had
expected TO make aa attack on Fort
Anderson on the 18th inst, bat failed to
do SO, from some cause unknown to him.
Before be left Fort Fisher be saw
bright hghs in the direction Of Fort
Anderson, and the snpposition was that
Il had been abandoned by the rebels.
Two steamers started from here this
afternoon for Fort Fisher, with cslored
troops for Gen Terry.
The steamer Liverpool arrived here
ihis morning from Baltimore, the ice be-
ing broken up sufficiently for the re,
sumption Of trade.
More coal sehooners are anxiously
looked for here.
A steamer arrived hsse this afternoon
from Savannah, stopping al Hilton Head.
fht CaptaiR of the Blackstone brought
dSspatehes from Gen Sherman for the
aalhoFities at Washington News tele-
grephed from here says that the Captain
Of he Blackstone was not inforPisd Of
;he motive OF the dispatches, and Knew
nothing Of Shernan's contemplated
movements
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.
MONDAY NOON


The weather continues delightful, clear
aud mild. The river is slowly but stead.
ily rising With the promise OF excellent
navigation
The levee this morning has presented
quite an animated appearance, and hss
been crowded With steamboats,.
The arrivals and departures since
last night Ssrs the Cottage and d. r
Campbell, Nashvills 70 Evansville
Missouri, Louisville to New Orleans:
Countess, Paducah TO Evansville Little
Esgle, Henderson to Louisville: Gem,
Louisville to Nashville; and Gen Hal.
leek, Henderson 20 Evansville
The Big MissOnri arrived about day.
Eight, and IS rapidly alling up with
freight Sac is getting large amount
here
The Liberty is getting freight fast
and sill have a splendid trip She viii
leave Immediately on the arrival Of the
train tonight, aud passengers should
hasten aboard
We understand she will change her
day Of departure, on her uext trip, to
Tuesday, 50 as TO be out Of the way Of
the regular Cairo packets, and will prob
ably leave at an earlier hour in order to
make more certain connection at Cairo.
The Glendale, We are informed, has
withdrawn from the Evansville and
Memphis trade, and viii not 20 out TO-
day She is too big boat for the trade.
The Countess came in this morning
with meagre trip She will probably
be over until tomorrow
The Little Grey Eagle took out 3
handsome trip, leaving at ii O'Clock.
The Missouri viii be of this afternoon
Tor New Orleans, and those Who desire
pleasant voyage 70 the Crescent City
should secure state rooms
( The Clara Poe, after partly loading
With cora, is now engaged in diseharg-
ing, aud win load with lumber on Gov
eFnment account
The R K Dunkersou will lsAv, this
evening for Bowling Green. Captain
Drinkwaier and Johnny Adams vii see
that AT possible comforts are secured
20 passengers
The r. B. Campbell came in rom
Cumberland River with a slim trip
The steamer Juno struck snag in
the Wabash River on Saturday aud
sunk, about one aud half miles
above New. Harmony She had bus
littie.freighi on board and can easily be
raised.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
Affairs Around Csium hia--The Re
comstRnetten BtiH.

Affair. Around CsIumhaa--The Re
comsaRnetfen BtiH.
WASHnsrox, Feb I0-fhe Rich
mond kraalDler Of the 10th, SAYS dis
patch has been received from an Official
Of the Treasury department at Colnm-
bia, to the efec, tia, Sherman advance
was 50 near Columbia that the Home
Guards and citizens bad tarned out TO
aid in resisting the Union forces, and
skirmishing bad commenced near the
suburbs ofthe city.
Il is stated by ihe ExaHsiHsr that ne
prisoners we're on the Albion, the flag
Of truce boat, when she vas blown up.
Tho Select COMMITTEES on Rebellioas
States, in their amendment TO the re.
construction ball, a. reported to-day,
provides for the recognition by tbs Pres
ident Of the State Government Of Ten
uessee, i such government be estab-
lishsd BY the loyal citizens 10 conform
ity with the constitution prior % the first
Of May next
The report also provides that the con
stitutinn Of Tennessee shall prescribe
that no person shall vote who hss held
a Confederate military Office higher
than Colonel, nor heid civil Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

The military campaign on the James
viii shortly commence on scale Of vast
magnitude. Il is reported that the arm.
les of the Potomac and the Jamea are
to be united, and the rumor is revived
that Gen, Sheridan is TO supercede Gen.
Meade in the command OF the united
forces.
Clarksyille, Team, is reported TO be
infested By rowing bands of guerrillss,
who are pluudsrisg the people. Guer.
rillas have also made their appearance
within six miles OF Nashville
The distance from Eastport to Mobile
is about three hundred miles. Thomas
is said to be on the eve Of setting out
With 10000 cavalry and mounted men
from the former place for the latter, in.
tending to visit Selma and Montgomery
on the way. Tbs march viii occupy
from three to four weeks. The country
is very favorable for marching, and it is
expected there will be found sufficient
forage for horses.
Large quantities of Missouri hsmp are
daily transported through New Alba,
NJ 10 Louisville, there 10 be mssufae,
tured,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
The True Ring.

Az a recent meeting Of the Union
League in New York, resolutions ex-
pressive Of the sen siments of that body,
on The subject Of peace, we're anani-
mously adopted, whareof lhe following il
the important one, and contains the gist
Of the whole:
Resolsed, That no re-establishment of
peace can take place, aud that no con
fsrences with any Insurgents whatever
ought to be entered into, except on the
following basis and premises, distinctly
aud plainly laid down aud defined
namely:
I. No srmistiee on any account;
z No foreign mediation;
). No slavery;
L No assumption Of the sousheris
debt;
5, No State righte inconsistent With
the supreme and paramount authority Of
the Union; aud, shove all. no right Of
secession.
8. No diminutiou sf our country by
one inch OF land or one drop of water
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21


NEw YoRx, Feb l6.-The Richmond
Yhig Of the 10th has Augusta dates Of
the llth, which says It was stated in
Columbia that kilpasrick's corps is pro
teeting Slocum's left,
II IS ascertained that Foster is again
moving on Charleston. When last heard
from he was at Green Point
Il was not known where Sherman is.
The troops in the vicinity Of Windsor
are Kilpatrieks corps.
Hampton and Wheeler engaged the
enemy on the Tth and sth, repulsing
them at ell points. Our loss was about
seventy. killed, wounded and missing
The Columbia Caroliaian Of the 18th
says II is probable thst Sherman's
movements are for q double purpose
the cutting Of the Columbia & Charles
ton and Wilmington & Manchester rail-
7 roada This done, Sherman will have
/ achieved the important object pFelimi-
/ nary to the capture Of Charleston. That
/ he will succeed in doing this we have
/ very grave doubts We know some
/ thing of the dangerous operations Of she
F army in the hands Of Gen Beauregard.
/ Admitting ShermAn's success to the ex-
tent mentioned, what reason is there 10
anticipate an immediate advance upon
! Columbia3 Columbia is nothing com
pared with the gFander game, Charles
ton, on the capture of which the ener-
gies Of the whole Yankee army below
as are now bent
They cannot operate against Charles
ton from Columbia, and they will not
leave Columbia on the northward march,
while Charleston stands, and it is be-
heved to be contrary 70 common sense
and knowledge Of Shermau's charae-
ter On the contrary, all the military
strategy possible will be used here for the
purpose Of creating diversion. II will
not ind us unprepared. Some papers
contiaue to whistle TO keep up cosrage,
by assuring the people that Columbia
could rot be captured. They declare
that the concentration Of troops now
being made will destroy the Yankee
army. Tf Sherman comes forward re.
ception awaits him unlike that which ss
encountered in his march through Geor
gia. II Sherman goes to Charleston be
may fnd himself afflicted in front and
rear, aud If be returns be may be sure
that would be Just what Is desired, and
he viii be let alone
! The Richmond Whig Of the 18th, has
: a letter from Gen. Lee declaring that h
viii feel no anxiety about the result O
the contest, if the people will give prop
er support TO the army, and assist il
maintaining the patriotism among tbs
soldiers.
The Era1i=er says the army consoli
dation bill has passed the House anc
viii probably be concurred iu By thr
Senate. 1t provides for the consolidA
= ton Of companies Of less than forty-tz'
!. men
: A resolution was recently introduced
: in the North Carolius Legislature, De
nouncsng Mr.. Benjsmin's speech az thl
Z war meeting, as derogstory to his posi-
!. ton, rejecting on Congress, and injuri
!. ous to public opinion.
The Enquirer Of the 10th says
+ The negro troops ia Gen Grant
army are reported very uneasy and dis
J. satisfied, and show great inclination T.
desert 70 our lines
= The EzaEsiHey suggests that as TIN
j. dissatisfaction is 60 widespread, th
rebel authorities ought to take advan
tage of il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
REMOVAL.
THns. a MAnHER

IAs REMOVED MS WHOLESALE MANI.
Il featuring Establishment 70 No. EIHsT
STREET, beieW Main. ils has = largo and sis.
CANT assortment Of Homemade work, - huo as
ths anesi, gnaraaissd ~ " gsad a. tie bsst, !" aud
ier sale as "eheap ss the cheapest" and little
cheaper.
His eaiife aiuek = eonsistihk ef hns Buggy
soaeht and Carriage Harness, Light TTOtting
HeaFy vs. ag9n. prays sad EEprass Harness, Sad
dlssa IN suaiaas yeEistys Brides of all kinds IN
any quantity, Collars, 0lrthss suFeuglss, Cheek
Lines military Work 10 short, eyerythlnR So
hiz lice, irom Hame strap 70 Msait1r sad
dls"-has been manufactures under bis igns-
diats snpsrFisians BY skillial and experienced
Nqfk man, and is nQw offered 10 abe trsais 81
EASTERN PRICES. Being able 10 eoaar=is sac
eesafuiiy will, anythiuE IN FAs market, ia style
hnish. durability, and price, Be only Hsas frtai
Osii and e1amina for yourselves, Ap2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

WAsHNgTox, FEB. 20 The Presiden
has approved the bill for the mail steam
ship line between San Francisco and
ports in the Chinese Empire; touching
as Honolula, aud at ports in japan, By
means Of monthly line OF first class
American seA-geing Steamships, max
ing II round trips annually.
The Post Master General is authoriz-
ed 10 contract with the lowest responsi.
bic bidder for term Of not more than
ten years.
No bid amounting TO more than half
million dollars year is to be eonsid-
cred
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

e2E Some years ago there was a bill
introduced in the Georgia Legislature 10
lay a tax Of ten dollars yesr on al
iaekasses. Some appreciative member
proposed TO amend 1t so as to include
LAWYERS and doctors The amendment
was accepted, aud, amid much jocclarity
the bill passed. Several efforts havs
since been made to repealit, but in vain,
and to this day all jsekasses, lawyers and
doctors are obliged to pay 8 yearly tax
of ten dollarS--EzcA0nge
In what kind of money do the jack.
asses pay their taxi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

caiam bia, .. G.. CaPtursd.
wAsHrxeroS, Feb 10. 1l;l5 >. ~.
Cor Norton
Last night this Department received
the gratifying intelligence Of the oecu-
patton Of Columbia, the Capital of South
Carolina, by Gen. Sherman, and the
probable evacuation Of Charleston BY
the enemy
Hasten on recruiting to fll up the
army aud the rebellion must receive it's
deAih-hlos in this spring campaign
T. " STAxToS,
Secretary of Tag
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
The Evansville
N A T NAL BA N K.
Authorized Capital;::sl,001, 900.
Subscribed Capital ~: 100000.
Paid in Capital :::::: 10000.

sfooEHolBEass
Wn. ,. b9unT. 0ho. " RArHH0NE, DAsTB J.
AAnEnfl Law febEHHAns. hAa'L NJ Akcmnn,
Sass nArAap, honF. X. DuNnEaaos, sAnuEL
Ona. oHo. y. HuperEfa, Gao. h. PnHsToa, Wa
HntLHAN, heaT. n. koHAaTe, ASS MAfpLoW aua
MARcUa nHEHwuon, of Esnnasillei Jks y u
LANtsu, Of New York n. @. NEFTnLTos, Of cln.
clanaui A. m fhelps. of EewburEh; Edwnrd
Murphy, Of Mes Harmony.
oNNlcamni
wILLfAm J. LOWRY, Frssident.
SAMUEL ORR, Vfce- e-Presidentt
ROBERT ~. ROBERTS, Cashisr.
nTuacT8nas
Wn. J. LowHF, akm'L oAa, d. J. HacKHr. gso
y. HuBsFEFu, Hon'T X. DUsEnsoN, sAHusL n
AhoHEn, honHar u. hoEEkFs,
This Bank viii BE- open for business 81 ths cor.
per Of Main aud Wafer Htrsrts, unaor nFowu.
Dunkerson 4 Co. odios, on Monday The 10tk dev
February, 1895. lAazb-u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
Regular Report.


NEw YonK, Feb. 20-During a recent
debate ia the rebel Senate, the food
question came up, when Il transpired
that the vast yield Of she Valley Of vir-
ginia, which had in former years been
secured, last year fsl into our hands;
that this was the result Of calling into
the armies the details for gathering IL !,
that thousands Of soldiers families bad
nos tastnd meat during the last ak
months, and were living on q short sup
ply Of bread alone, and thai the soldiers
themselves bad also besn without meat
for long time
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

CScTSxA1I, Feb 20-RiEer risen 7
feet I inches q feet J inches IN the
channel. Weather clear. Thernone-
ter 40; Barometer 1915.
PIrTssUaG, Feb. 30-Rivsr risen 7
feet inches BY the pier mark. Weather
clear and mild
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
0FFICE AND RESIDENCE:
Corner First and Walnut stTeets
TESTIMONIAL

TESTIMONIAL
CIScINEAT1, o., Ezrch. n, Isst-
This is &c certify that Hs, he undsr~iznss. hsva
been intimately acquainted sith :. ". Bcyntou.
n. D.. for aeouf eigat years. Duriug the last SIX
ysars he has hee1 engaged In a iucr&F5sv ard sue-
csssfni practice Of MEdscize in thi. city he
leaves here oa account of 81 bszlta-
We take great ptsasurs in recon- Ds1ding hia,
both socially and Professionally s. gentleman Of
excel. at morals, and occupying Frouiaeut po-
sition zuo1g shs Physicians cf oar city, aad hope
se may sacosed ss veil sisewheTs as he has done
With Is. z FREEMAN. II D.
Professor Of Surgery IA EcleesiS Medical inssi-
trts. CfneinHstf, o.
JOHN N SCEDDER, Z. D..
ProfsEsor Of the Theory and Practice q Msdi-
oiss N tbs l. u. Institute
II. D GARRISON. n D,
Late Professe- Of Chemistry sa6 Fhyslelszy il
the above Medical Institute. decI5-6u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
MEDGOAL


I ATE or CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
L. = permanent resident Of Eransviils, asisrs
his professional services 20 the citizens of this
city and vicinity. Frp1n bis sxfansivs exPsrisncs
u The Hoseifai and general practice % Medicine
and szrgsry is tbs former city, be feels egaadsnt
oi his sbi ify to eurN macy czses which have r.
sisted g. easlfAi modes OF treatment.
@S- Particular attention given 70 the trsAsmspt
of Chronic Diseases, and those peculiar 70 the
eiinstr. such Fever Asd Asue. BBious Fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
BANK STATEMENT.
The EvanaYiIle National pank.


fnnAsuns nHFAnFsHsAssa
oHFipn o. loaFfRoLLEn 90 rus OUMnMNaNf
Washington, January iethlsNA
WHEREAS, by satisfactory syiaencs pres ntsd -
tbs undersigned g has hean made % knpaar that
TnK AxknavfLLH NATIONAL nkNK,"lh the city
u ksanstiiles Ia the coHuty u yanderku rgh and
stats u Indiana, has teen duly organized under
and sooording % the requirements Of the Act q
CouWrnsa entitled, ~ An Act 20 provide Nntioua
Currency secured hy a pledge ~ q. d. Bonds,
and ta provide for the circulation and redemptiou
tbereof,' approved lans 81, lse4, and hes con.
plle1 With al the pFosizions Of said act rsqsirpd
% b. complied with hasf0fe commencing the buai.
nsNs of banking unfnr eaid aci
Nous THnansoaA. I, Hugh MeCniioOh, Comp.
trolier Of the Currency do hereby sertlfy that The
Evansville National Bank, In the city of Evans.
Niiies Ia the county % vAnderbarEh and Stats Of
Indiana. is authorized 90 commenea the bualneas
of banklug under the Act aforosasd.
10 testimony Whnreof witness my hand aud seal
of affiee this ntneieanth.day of January, ts6S.
In. 81 HUGH MoGuLLoCu,
Comn4rofler Of fna tiurraaev
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
LIVERY sTA RI.E
American stable.


On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS
VfHfs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
Il ts we'll known throughout the country. poe
seasez stable advantages superior 10 any aimi liar
sstsblishment 70 the city, having arssng gemshts
for the reception % private horses a. livery Of the
most elegant aud complete description aud al the
lowest latess
Carriages for visiting 10 let. Coachss, light
saEons, aud every kind Of road vehicle te let.
Horses sold 80 com mission. Second aand BuKgias
for sale AZ the very iussa prices. Passengers tor-
ward 70 all parts Of the country by special con.
ssFanes
Having puFehased the stock of Massrs. Rieh-
ATdsUn Brltton We gould take great pieasufs 10
accommodating their old customers aud friends.
TOBIAs LANDER.
We take this opportunity Of returning our
thanks 20 friends for the liberal support they
have given Us, aud would solicit = continuance OF
The same q The gentlemen who secoeed NJ, aud
wnom sstake freat pisaaurs in recommending 10
ths pn6lie. hioHAEDsoN BRITToa,
eecan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. ]. S. LOWER,
Physician & Surgeon,

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IS
Il Ex2nsvilis, odsrs his professional services 20
the eisfzsnx ef Ey&1svfils and vicinity.
HF 0Ges Ard rssideEee oE Main street, oppc-
sits ne~ B. B. Depot. evil Be foaDe at Bro1gh-
ton 3 Wood's Drug storss On tie corner Of Third
sna Main, frrn 70 II e'clcck a. n eAeh DAY
yiS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
Sew York Noon Markets.

sE~ Yeas. Fss. 70.
CUTTOs-Dui ~ a.
FLOUR Dull. and saI0c lover. 10 soaio 60
for extra state; n z04sli - far n. II. o.
WHEAT-Duil snd dropping.
C0RN-Duii and uominei
rURk-Dall and lover; IS O0dts % for asH
Mass 80 soas3 Is for '6a and '64 do; 20 % for
pfima.
CIT MEATS-0uiss
LARD-Eirm.
DRESSED HOcs-Qniet.
WHIsKr-iiesvy ai Z7a3zs
ETJAk-Uuit
PErB0LEUM-Duf.
$40 Ks-Stssdy.
GOLD-2 0I5<.
e. 3. sToCks-es. 81. lSl5x do, isst, coupons,
I fi1k; IA. registered, 10. 20, coupons, lex I,
lo-4oF, coupons, tzsSs Treasury Notes. I is55<<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
SHIRT MANUFACTORF.
J. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
Mo. q SeCOnd 9t,
IN EaAxis H1o1xl

CHIErs MADE TO oRuKR FKom NKAs-
> urnszz Esd . g wArrzatsd steck .
rssay made shirta and Coll&rx alwAyaon had, AnA
sxIss4, sticking Bosems, ~, dsns visa neatzsa
and dispatch ssan rl aEs Ea-zss
Thankful for past hzvors, tes subscriber respect
dnlly solfctts eo5tza1os cs the p4tro1ags -
EssEal1y bestowed hx sAs past eve years.
oerN T. SMITH,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
gnLRS AND REauL.rIANs.

L Ne papers givsh avAyst the Coz sss~ - ~
yrstuAtols elrealation.
:. No Asvsrsissmsnsss local nessoss. . zru@ta
ss-ssd unless prepaid q pay EuArsstsee
! Advsrtissnsats els nsvsr b accompanied b
local aosioss unless ocntraet l. nsae that sast.
sod value rsosivsd for the rotice
:. Nc Local Sstscs.' however short, wsl'bs
Inserted ssr les than ons Dollar escA dag.
Marriages, Funeral and Religious Noticea
aust invariably ee paia IN advance 20 ssoure In
eeFtica
6 Ne dsheisncs os the part Of sarrierp viii he
msie gccd By the ones. II The carriers an 10
ieese papers - ordsrea aRd directed. they aust
pay for their nsrsisssnczs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
BY TELE G RAP H
CFRox TEsrERDAY's O'CLOCK EDITION.
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
SH vi AN.
COLUMBIA CAPTURED!
Charleston Reported Aban-
doned by the Rebels.
The Rebel Press on the Situation!
The Yankee Army TO be Destroyed !
Rebels whistling for Courage
Exchange Of Prisoners Going on
Later From Fort Fisher !
Exciting News Expected
LATER AND BETTER +!
rulI[eT0N Ic 0Ille

kg Gen Dir
The evacution Of Charleston by the
rebels Is announced in the following
telegram inst received from Gen. Grant;
CrTx PotST, Va, Feb. %
E n Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
The following dispatch has been just
received.
fsignsd,l q s. GaASr, II. Gen
The Richmond Examiner. Just receiv-
- s~~p fte' rh.-les'on was evacuated
on Tuesday last
fsigusd,l g. AIToHELI.
Mai General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
CINCINNATI Noon Markets.

uneinnatl noon MaFkets.
OFscfNHk4f. Feb. -.
TLOUR-FiouS ard graIs is unchanged Ana
ateadE.
HHTskT-Duli As 2 II.
LARD-Gooi demand At a
BULK aEATs-ieai7sz for shesiasrs sHa
Sides.
PORK--Sotbing Doing IN Mess it is hsla AZ
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gEOCERf Ks--Unc changed
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
Grey's Patent Moulded all
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