08 Feb 1865
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Newspaper
Evansville Daily Journal
Location
Evansville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1865
Page
1
An advertisement extols Compound Cedron Bitters as a groundbreaking 19th century remedy. It claims effectiveness for stomach issues rheumatism and bile disorders, touting the tonic’s protective qualities and daily use to counteract ailments, with claims of vast health benefits and reputational reach.
A Louisville era report laments forced exile of loyal Kentucky citizens west of Green River amid guerrilla violence. It condemns federal conciliatory policies toward rebels, calls for decisive action to protect loyal refugees and expel disloyal neighbors from Union lands. It notes hardships in Western Kentucky and accusations of government toleration of rebel activity.
A dated letter from General Rosecrans discusses the Chickamauga engagement, casualty estimates, and claims of Union success in holding Chattanooga. He defends his command, disputes critiques, and notes consideration of reappointment and retirement timing while detailing troop numbers from various sources. He asserts the Army of the Cumberland fought against heavy odds and secured Chattanooga.
Special to Bveneville Journal reports a cavalry scout routed the force of Major Harry Gilmore near Manafield, capturing many officers. Dispatches from Richmond suggest Sherman may cross Salkehatchie toward Branchville while Beauregard assumes command in Augusta. Evacuation of Mobile confirmed with refugees arriving in New Orleans. coast guard and naval actions referenced as conflict escalates.
A Herald editorial claims the article’s facts stem from a credible source and asserts correctness beyond doubt. It recounts Lincoln and Blair pursuing peace with Davis era negotiators, stressing preservation of the Union as a condition, and notes Lincoln’s firm yet courteous stance against ceding hostilities.
Reports from Cexomuart and Richmond describe a disrupted Kentucky state force, a killed guerrilla, and Confederate plans to evacuate Richmond and abandon the Atlantic coast. The Philadelphia Press notes corps orders and rations as debates over a major movement continue with unclear timelines.
The New York Noon Markets report a quiet morning with some activity in grains. Wheat shows a small gain around six cents, while crude and money pricing move modestly. cash and futures details appear mixed amid the broader market lull.
Incomplete telegraph style clipping mentions railroad receipts and arrivals with scattered names and figures. It reads like a local notices snippet with references to wills, late fees, and a geographic area, but many words are garbled.
The river rises slowly with pleasant weather. Ice disappeared except light shore ice. Several steamers departed or prepared to leave including Dunkerson, Pawtucket Carroll, Lopsies, Mermora, Cuba, St Nicholas, St Charles, Niagara, Saratoga, Ada Lyon, Kate Putnam, Arago set on fire by a pirate in its hold and burned to the water’s edge at Dog-Tooth bend on Sunday.
Dr J Lower, physician and surgeon, establishes permanent practice at B.A. Depot corner of Third and Male Streets in town. A note announces hours and availability for patients in the locality.
Odd fragmentary notice from a New York address 1064 14 Chambers Street about tobacco products and dealers. Appears as garbled OCR with stray phrases on merchandise and pricing events.
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