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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
SHRRIFF'S SALE.

TAY virtue Of certain writ Of Execution issued from
3 the Circuit Court OF Will County in favor ofJeW-
st Bngby Plaintiffs and against Alonzo Leach, de-
fendants at o'clock Z. H. the 3DtlI day ofJune,
1854 al the Rorh door Of the Court House, IN the city
f Joliet shall Oer for sale at public vendue all the
light title and interest 81 said defendant IN and to the
following desGrb-ed property, to witt
The eastshalf ~ Of the north east quarter (<) Of
sec twenty-five (Z6) TOwn thirty five 1851 Range nine
Oleast Of third principal meridian; also Che west half
~ OF south east quarter % same Sec and Range;
also the east half Of the south eabt quarter 20
same Sec and Range;aIso north side Of the south
west quarter % Of Sec. thrtysix (s6l Town NIFTY
hEe (3S) RAngesnine (9l east of thrh principal msn
dan; also Iot two 62 three az six (6 seven eight
(Sl thirteen Q3) fteen (161 sixteen (lo twenty 100
in spencers Myers subdivision oflVts No 8. IS in
Ambrose DoiS 3 subdv. Of the south half )ol the
eeuth halfCIz Of block ~ Sec. four ~ IosllI
thirtyhye tSs Range ten (lO) east also lots two %,
three ten (l0 eleven I'LL thirteen (13), sixteen
eighteen usl nineteen (la) In spencers Myers
aHheisisen'cf, lots No. 6, "a 6ih Ambrose nesys'
Bgeoys q sculh half ~ Of south half 60 of Block
swS ~ sc; four Town thirtyve CS5 Range ten
nv eAsi elso lots i've CO.., oigkt fs) thirteen Js
a1teen Dob N epencers Nyres subdivision on Iots
- A8tn Ambrose Dotyis subdiv OF the sonfR haIf
70 Of the south half Va Of block three fs1 Sea- four
Town thirtyivs eS5l ARnRe ten t10) east
-as 81 81 GEilkGE MUNROE sberl1f a. Vv,,i o.,
oAsso huc TN, WAY !" .'unes 1soss n52s3w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
GUARDIAN,s sALE.

DY virtue Of a decretal order of the County Court
ID Of Will County in the State OF Illinois, made and
entered Of record by said at the May Term there
Of A. d. 1864. at the petition of the undersigned
Charles S. Gilbert, Guardian Of Helen E. Gilbert
minor heir Of and Joseph Wood. Guardian OF Fran
ces-A. Wood and EDWARD L. Wood minor heirs at law
Of George Gilbert. deceased, We as such guardans
shall sell IT public venue at the north door OF The
Court House in said county, the first day OF June
A D. 1864, between the hours OF ten O'clock NJ /,
and five O'Clock p NJ of that day to the heghest bid
der for cash hand, all Of the right title and intel
est OF said respective wards In and to the follow
ing described real estate situate in the county OF
Will and tate Of Illinois, toswit; The North east
quarter Of Section "a in Township thirty-three
$3.50 North and Of Range eleven (1l) East oil the
third principal meridian for the purpose nsaid order
st forth.
CHARES g. GILBERT Guardian aforesaid.
JOSEPH 8. WOOD, Guardian rs aforesaid.
r. &. BARRIER, o! Counsel.
Joliet May II, 1854. 4sSw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
BIBLE DEPosIToRIEs
STATE on ILLIN0Is, WIZ corsTE, 3.

yi I, s slsss plumber .vsIs. 1qwS.s ,, s[ q.
pal MERRIAM.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
police I.triiigence.

sKruovs ArpAY rus Bow@y-As iSsocS" SAS
sHor-A difficulty which . likely q bsVes 's'a 'e'"'
nation occurred IN The owery, near b'"r' set'' "ss
evaniuy betseep Two m n named Eicnsei Neviis ana
Henry Nccloskey The d.rcuny is ssii 70 nave afs
-, ~. ~ nasn.a wbicn tho ~. No- oflsn ~
a,h az, which 81 Grated inem that ensy oosn
49, 49,. sas,i,sfz aUd IT. charged several snn& Al ea.o
49, ~, ,,i,hn,t ineicling any wounds man namsU
s,,S p,,naris eBo had nOt nns ~hs'evor 70 40 WIN
~ n a 40 vas sinply psssins D. Al the tine "
.ne eceye1 Of The sho,@ "a hs loot snd wss
hVs Pas,oo.,ely vnnnded McGlossey wss arrested ~
49,, e SON. or the sixth precncti ara locked up Ne'
49, IA ana has not YET besu arrest d. Ito 10, however,
- tn,,Sn - the uolice. The ~oupjsd man Sis tahen
" ,hS Sew YORK Hospital, o1 the no 40 surgeon could
80 s,tract tt@ hal He " op,nou, therefore, that
av mi HI eusus snd thus end tne unfortunate nian
he Richards resided Al IS pei,pccy street.
picxrSe PocKsts AT rtRn.-Mr. Norris 9. NickcFson,
OF Icsges Hotel was looking Mtne nre W Pear, s"ses
on Thursday evening, he teh some Que puhns ~
hs watch and looxiuI down saw young msn nsv'S
the tmsp,cce IN hs hand Mr. Nicker- ssspeu 80
hs d 81 tue Individual aud toox tns wacn 'o' -,
wnsreupon tho hgns fingered orrfttr 'an s"ss ,~.s
vas pursued ans arrested Nv Ol cet N"ptri " W,
prectaut. rhs prisoner, VINO gave w NJ l.s.a a.
Fofd Was taken before Justice DV~hns AM -
ioh Mon
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
T.e Nav y.

PROMOTIONS Asp ArfpIsrMsN 8.
Actine Volunteer Lieutenant Idsard Consoy, o. the,
Cnon has pssed examination actigg volunteer leu-
b Eaton the Fort Morgan, acting volunteer lieu
tenant commauder
Acting Master b. e. Dean has also been promoted -,
acting voluue lieutenant.
Mr. George &. Boerum bas been appointed master Of
the sal loft at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
THE DICTATOR e
expects 70 leave daring the present week she 10 now N
perl.cs working oder ate, stous hayos made In
her steering app4ratus, Sc
rHa iPoS-oLAp CUsco
arrived at tue brooklyn Navy Yard from Boston on
Wsanesday evening lne loiowing list OF her on
GERS
dcfino Rnst,,-Charles A. Croker.
xeiu0 Enrgns--A J. Iides John Furnor, :. Howell,
fg.n,,.r,--L n Hallo~sy, W. d Peters, L y. smiths
N Bulkely, y. Mciutosn.
A rttpo 4sssstani poymaytsr--S 7. savage
IQ1p,astsy's Cltrs--h. N. savage.
TlB EuFrLY.srAA AMIR UNION
will sell for Key West and Pensacola On Saturday next
ARREST Ar rHE sRooKLys sAvYyAa
msn named william Mctiroy arrested on Wed.
nesday az tue yard, charged with stealing copper aud
lead, me articles being found in his possession.
BoUSrlgs TO NAVAL REcsulrs.
In future al bounes TO recruits viii be paid AZ
the rooms OK the County Volunteer Committee, In the
Cily Hall rark.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
RrOoklyn Caty News.

PATRIOTIC BAIL FOR THE BxyFFr OF rrsrIrUrK FAxiirs
ov soLpFRsA grand patriotic subscription ball took
place al the Brooklyn Academy OF Music last night Tho
object was TO raise funds for relief OF destitute %
lies OF soldiers belonging this city, and which proved
In evory respect TO decided The matter was
taken In hand by number OF patriotic citizens, who
managed the affair the single view OF obtaining ell
the money possible the purpose OF relieving the wsns
81 those fathers and husbands In the trout,
No ,tps the battles ~ the Union The auditorium
nrailv decorated with flags and everereens formed In
arches and along the boxes and dress circle.
The Hys part the ent or tanmcnt promenade
cert py pcdwr,hs band The second part sted of
dspcnp ~ the music Nos bs.d, al passing on nuey
Ths boxe and dress circle Hed with ladies' IN fu
opera drcss who made brilliant appearance The at
tend spcs was large, number of distinguished military
naval gentlemen being among the .hrong. The re-
tickets scsd amounted to perhaps 81 600 more was
vary Hne AFFAIR.
ELECTION or CHIEF EveiSUR.-The biennial election of
Chief Engineer OF the District Fire Department
win take place Tuesday evening next, and a. some
thirteen hundrsd nremen intorested there good
deal Of erctsmsei 10 consequence. The candidates are
hr Jono Cunssnshsm, the present occnpsntd he posi-
eiestch Gill be held st different engine houses. The
polls wtli be opened ~ O'Clock and close At nine
O'Clock 10 the evening when the ballots - be conveyed
10 6exes "a F smans Hail ip Henry street, where
tho votes VII be canvsssed sd the result declared.
should the voes cs BY company not be brought TO
Firsmaps Hall b steven o'sock they wiz ~ thrown
Qua
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
THE SECOND CORPS.
Mr. william j. stark's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS. SRcorp Army CoRrs, 1
BEFORE PgrEaspuRo, Dec. 7, 1854.

.
HEADQUARTERS sRcorp Army coRrs,
BKfoRE PErEaspUR0, Dec. 7, 1854.
PROMOTIONS.
me following promotions In tho corps announced
Bricadier General Nelson A. Miles, commanding First
divsios, be brevet msjr general, for galaptry at
Reams station General Miles 10 probably the youngest
general officer In tho army. hs entered the service
as asst lieutenant In the twenty second Massachusetts
He was subsequently commissioned colonel Of the
sixty Grst New York, from which position no pro
NOTED to brigadicr general.
The following highly nattering letter from General
Meade accompanied the announcement OF his promo
uon:-
HRApouASsERs, AsxH cr TEE POTOMAC,
Dec. o, 1884.
sm-rhs accompanying appointment has been con.
fsrred on you BY the President upon the
OF your superior otcer and ~ my reQuest and affords
me gr eat pleasure DO the medium Of transmitting 10
you this OF the recognition BY the OF
the highly mcrorious services you have rendered TO the
country since ! have had the honor 70 command the
am, very respectfully, your obediens servant,
GEORGE q. MEADE,
Major General Commanding.
10 Brsvst Major General Nslsor A. MILES,
risuteuant Charles Smart, Assistant Surgeon, United
States army, or time past Medical Inspector Of
this corps) be brsvet captaiu for eaautry At Rcsma
station. He has been recently relieved from duty here
and ordered to report 10 General Hancock.
Lieutenant Colonel y. H. Walker, Acting Adutant Gene
rail- 70 be brevet colonel for eslansry ~ Reans station
Colonel Walker 10 st present parolsd prisoner having
been captured at that place.
M,or John william OK the sixth New Jersey Inspector
General OF the First aivsion, TO be brevet leutsnaas
ooonsl, for saansry On the Boydon plank rosd' Khs
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
The waynesboro Fight.

kAnTICULAR6 Of THE CAvALAY bATr.k IN WHICH
xILPArnIoK WAS REPosrED wouspED.
(,rom the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. III
Oc,a despa,cnes received from Georgia give the par
aisulsrso OF fight beSwcsn wneeiers cavalry and the
sosmy which place last Saturday, December 8, 10
Abe neigh porbood Of waynesboro, between Mlea and
Acsusa. about twenty miles north OF the former
place Wheeler attacked Knpatrcks cavalry on satur
day evening and drove than back upon their Infantry
and about midnight made attack upon the Yankee 10
ssnwy. The next morning. Fitzpatrick with hts cavalry
and tho Fourteenth corps OF Yankee infantry attacked
whsser, who had thrown up breastworks bat we're
pulsed with hssvy loss fitzpatrick reported to have
Isssa wounded Wheeler was -su bsequentiy, however,
kssssd ts fp bacs the saemy being sorry Superior Ia
Va.a,s - andehcsteung % flank him. 1ts esemy thsn
Arssd slsut and proceeded ~ he direction Of Astea
6sn~x1 whtgsr, since toe setting QUE of Shsrman's
expedition, displayed diatngushcd abEy- and gal.
inSy Hs 10 hrsss and accomplished officer. fully up
T. bis proessoa every respect except In the matter Of
sas the copdvct of which musG be admitted he has
sot been very saecesslaL During this campaign hs has
nuug upon shesmaos rear, cutting es strsgsIers. snd
severed his nanks driving iu forasins parties, whs
900 portion of his command preceded ths enemy, de-
royns bridges aud ferries and cbstructing roads In
sx<on 10 all th,s be has thres four times beaep
srrsror forces tho snemys cavalry 10 battle He and
biz ssSn have been constantly To the saddle for now
nearly . roosh.
,Hr RrBEL PRISON CAMP AT MLtHv.
From the Augusta Cons,i,utionas,, leo al
~ pnrsscs. N ths nAp. ne aaa thAs II y. By an ak
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
D09sn Carolina COnscripstng an Men
netween sixteen aAd sixsy Years of
tFrom the Columbus Csrolinias, Dse. IL
Ths 6schmOnd eoap HousS.
CHnAs soUE IN THE REBEL CAPITAL.

lne soup House 70 10 daily active opsesseu ard =
uo,nS world u good but would do more bus for the
ncemprehensthe stupidity OF many she poss, who,
noueh sneir children are reduced 10 dry bread are %
aosuFa as 20 ho .ashamed (ths tho word shey ne
70 apply Tor the soup. These very people Who sss
asoamed 70 oay soup ago not ashamed beg very
lsss dollar from IN Individual n fact spend -
charity.
ihsy WI stand three bours In front o. csl Nun ORES
once seeking chaoce Deg for Gos deLsy, ypNtcA =
Me pesn coa Of ndteriais GHd Ju>i wsU ao usAk4
meM luar ef such soup as they get a. the sosp
house We predi that those who uow scorn the pouu
house VIII come TO bstore Christmas. In mean
TINE We would suggest TO the asscciaton 10 sell any
VINO desire 10 buy (and there many Of the very
poor VINO are anxious 20 gst ~ a the soup dspos "a
ot 10 the pof TnH would waste, and opuid be
stopped when she demands Of the poor necessary
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
The schssmsr ID. II. Proctor Ashore ~
sandy Hook.

SANDY HOOK, Dec. y, lS6A
Tue schooner D. r. Proctor OF and from Boston, ssvea
days. smith MASTER bound 10 Falmouth Jam,ca put 10
here for harbor during tho gale from The pcrthwes.
last night, and ammo O'Clock parted both chains and
ashore the inside sandy Hood, near tho gov
snmeut wharf, and Ia high and dry on the beach Al low
water The vessel and cargo insured In Boston. The
vessel owned by Lowell Brothers, of Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Destructive Fires.
A CLOCK CASE FACTORY BURNED.

Destructive Fires.
CLOCK CASE FACTORY BURNED.
WATERBURY, Conn.,, Dec. Q, 1894
The Waterbury Clock Compsnys casc factory was do
stroyed BY Ore early this morning. Loss from 70
s25 900; insurance si2, 300
COTTON FACTORY pEsrRoYsp.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Q, 1894
Gould, Pearse Co.'s cotton factory destroyed by
Are sss evening The loss cotton $4,000, which
was partially Insured.
LARGE FIRE AT sr. JOHN. N. y.
ST. JoHS, ". r., Dec. ., 1854
A destructive fire occurred this moruus At Iodian.
town, OF tho suburbs OF 50. John Ninety dwelling
houses burned and Al least three hundred people
rendered houseless.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
GENERAL FOSTERS COLUMN,


NO NEW HovEMENss AT oRAHAxsvrLLS, a.
from tho Richmond Enquirer, Dec. IL
NO new movements have been mado 10 the direction Of
Grahansvie. Ga 5hs Onion troops sngagea consssed d
foss regiments Of whites and four Of biacks Ahout
thirteen hundred men found on shs ned 6eaa and
wounded.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS or YHB leRAHArsvsaIr =
BATTLE.
from the Charleston Mercury, Dec 81
we have rumor that the enemy IL fortNyipg hin pre
sent position, close under the cover Of his Rusboat
tns % true. II doubtless his ,utentoo 70 atsemps no
renewal Of bis demonstration against our lines untu he
shall have learned definitely that Sherman IL within
striking distance OF the coast.
nave afsw additional particulars OF General Smith
sepuss Of tho enemy On Wednesday, The infantry sha.
participated 10 the attack consisted Of four regiments
white and four regiments Of negro troops Ths slaughter
OF he assasnts was fas creates than At rss
kse s. smssa oc1n;sd i've basarsd HaAtss sesa, sna
between eleven and twelve hundsed Yankee wounded
left the aed Well may the gallant Georgians and
Others who took part in the conflict b proud Of their
SUCCESS.
Foster has been s1hdins up balloons shy rockets and
calcium lights appended TO baliooas. for days past
supposed 70 be signals 70 the enemy.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

- nfiy.seveu miles IRON Savannah one hundred and
twenty fea Charsssoa, and ninety from Darisa
~ wh,ch peAos y v now thought hs b aiming.
6hernsn isft Atanta on the l2th Of November, and,
seacAnG Nea on the I'd Of Dscsmher he has travelled
sus hundred and sixty.hvs miles N twenty days. an
svsrags d eight miles per day. travelling o. the same
rate. as sOosld reach SapasxaA tie e sasass or
goes to Dares may 30 expected there about ths l6sh
provided he meets with no delays BY the way.
A HALT NEAR xILL1N 70 rRrPAsl yos rHr xApcH
on SAVANNAH.
IFrom The Augusta Cosstitutionalst, Dso 81
sherman, from al reliable sources, seems 70 havs
halted recently In order grind corn. Al hs tends
towards the barren ooantiss Of lhs South becomes
necessary to mako the proper provision Hs foragsg
parties are constantly driven BY our cavalry and
compelled TO hug the main BODY. Hb forage reported
V Be shers.
wAsxLsR xxPLAMs wnY sHsaxAN's MEN DO NOT
r~stt 0U1RnNDnA.
tFrom the Augusta Copsamusioualist, Dee A.
General Wheeler writes that hs has whipped KnpaSrisk
throughout, doubling him up upo1 ~ main beAy. Hs
has not taken . great many pssoaers, Ascoass Ne
Iaaasss, fssass ss tAsv dssye AeaA Aavs ysfsed 70
sssveHdsv sey considerable nxsbv Asss yassasesay
leased psa"sasseas - ~ cosss " Bssks and jefferson.
The main body ef Shsrman's army had sSg budged Al
ass secouns me enemy y rsprsssntsA a. being quite
snas.d and embarrassed Al his rsssssh In The STATE
Geosgia.
sALLAH1 CONDUCT OF NB1DL MILITIA CENTRAL
At THE DATfLE OF 0RI0wOLDvMLR.
Fron the Augusta Cchstitationaliss, Dec. ~
General Anderson. OF the Third brigade, Georgia mi
lhia. was wounded q ths battle q Griswoldvns Hs
brigade suffered heavy loss. and while he acted gallant.
~ D charged that he acted rashy IN attempting 10
storm breast~orks over opsa field, with . morass
intervening, without reasonable prospect Of rssus
AUGUSTA RscovEaED PROM Irs scAHs.
NRNA
Our city has clothed ITSELF IN habilim>nss of
chessfuiaess The frowns aud sadness with which The
countsuan0es Of our citizens have been bedecksd
(caused BY The apprehension Of General sheYman,s an
peaFance here) have given way to SMILES and up,rth
having beso pretty well ascerained that the snemv
has given rs sss Ego by" the city gradually settling
down 70 peace and quist.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

FROM the R,chm"ud Wh.g, Dee.
Inc Mobile h.ster Iscelyri Houston IN
"a MI earDs from tue geotieuisp who brouyhs
Item tiat ih.te was no'nNg stirriDx Interest In
lous,ana OF Texas There difncuty
sharp iookont Tor gunboats batng only
necessary precsntion Tue land Is thoroughly patred
ov scott and Logan this side and tho
o. ner IDS last neri &C % " the lee fanny q .
has bcen trying to pun him aown or breAx bm mp ~
COlsoIIJi.R Lis soa8 o. whom boHLg TO 0th6c
conmands brt be ssears that he viii snbmi' IL.
but " he cauDof hayo hs way, will declare hims 81 .
pdbic aud cross toe ies AZ t ~. be kseis AID
the Yankee plantations stripped f opposite vcxsburR
rivvf, ana the oaly protection o the va poo
10 ietb him alone
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
TO shs New York nOtsi Burners-A NE 3.
sage rrOsss IL icls smOnd.s
Prom the Richm0n WING usc T., n

10 ALL WHOM MAY rNgAsN, Z.
Ine allure OF our employees do work reOeutly,
Win sk'H, IN thc CITY OF New York makes nee asAry
or tho bro nsrhood to meet aud measures for
more decisive execution of the great retsiatory duty
ty nave taken upoa III mseives at tha 1uncture Dul
own homes have bceu destroyed IN vioa,tou slI the
ru es o war, and make ruthless enemy feel
the weight o our justly aroused vengeance the very
GENRES of hts resources and wealth We cin do lido
ercctuay.
You are, tperefore, ordered to IN this city By
0eegates rom our several assoeitons Vtrs North
and south Carolina, ssht lock evening Of The
10Th lest. for business by order OF the
GREAT BROTHER
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Csreners' Tao uests. /.

THE FATAL ArFRAY IN MACHINE sH0P.
Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest, at alS Fast
Nineteenth street, the body Of Timothy Scaplon
young who died Wednesday nishs from the effect
injuries at the hands OF Adam Potts As stated
yesterday HKnAID the parties worked In the msobius
shop u Twenty second and Second avenue
and the testimony showed that On the msrning OF tho
7th inst. the commenced skyakng In the shop and
without intending to do any great HARM After being
struck several times by missiles thrown BY deceased,
ion, VINO was struck on tho head. He did not
complain at the time, but about an hour sub
10 sSs sfsrsoan 5. Ssc,ms iussnsis,s and fingered til
ten O'Clock the Same night when death ensued. Be-
fore scanons death Potts was arrested oy officers Yer.
milyea and Harris, Of the Eighteenth precinct. and
locked up the station house, being thought at ths
time that scanion wss fatally injured From the evi
dence elcited the jury found that the deceased
his death from compression or the brain, caused by
being struck the bead BY iron collar thrown BY
we are unable TO ssyn On this verdict ths Coroner
concluded rsQ~ro the prisoner 70 rive bail in the
Jury may fnd against him Deceased eighteen years
and six old and native Of Ireland. Potts is
old He lives st iss Ess. Thirty third street. Hs dis
claims tho most positive manner any iptent 20 take
scsnIon's life, and u overwhelmed with grief At the
fatal termnstisn sf what intended playful sky.
lark
THE FATAL COLLISION BETWEEN BOYS ON ELBo-
TIoN Hi0Kr.
Last Tuesday evening, as wall be remembered two
tNa RenRs ot UVys huu usu RrUWu mou, Wuo uAQ Ueou
In the habit OF engaging n pitched battles met the
corner Forty and Eleventh and
renewed their quarrel. Stones were throws on both
sdes, and several Of the beigerents struck
and knocked down. One OF the injured boys, whore
name subsequently proved TO Do Patrick Mcdonnell,
jumped 10 hts ieet, and drawing pistol which he had
in his pocket discharged IT, the bali taking effect In the
left watson, lad nine years Of sge.
lie was immedistely conveyed to the resi-
dence OF ms mother, No. 3x0 West, Forty sixth
street, but died before reaching there. The
iuquistion In the concluded yesterday,
found "That the deceased 70 hts death
from pistol shot wound at the hands Of boy, named
Patrick Mcdonnell aged seventeen years" Tho accused
escaped immediately after the shooting and Ia stl nj
large Captap walinR OF the Twentieth precinct and
oncor Irving are In active pursuit OF the fugitive
FATAL ACCIDENT IN MALT HOUSE.
Yesterday af,erseoa Jacob walIshoefer. q German
tkrty Ave years Of sse crushed 10 death In
aueuce Of being accidentally caught the machinery
Messrs Scbcde Nsdlinger's malt house in Thirty
eighth street, First The
widsy was notified - bold An INQUEST
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
SHER MAN:
Marching Coastwise1 in
Earnest.
The Army Moves on M,llen
Dccembe' Z 2.
Il - Repsrts' Beyond rhe.
Point J Iecemb.r 8.
Il Sklrml' Ihes with the Savan-
nah' 1utposts December &.
0ne imam Expected to Reach
the Coast December 8.
~>~~~~~~S~>~>~.~~x
Wheeler Complains that Our Men
Refuse to Surrender.
General Fosters Column In
Statu Quo.
A44lt10Da1 Rebel Particular Of the
Grahansvills Battle,
-, H.. -
II FORWARD MOVEMENT FROM LoUH.
WILLIE, GA.
A44itlona1 Rebel Particular Of III
Grahansvillv Battle.
-, H. -
II r0RWARD MOVEMENT FROM LouYs.
WILLIE, CA.

The Press Despatch.
Sx9RHAN Oh III. SHORTEST AOurs ro sAvANwau
wAsHnGrox, Dec Q, 1854
Asovnatson rsosivsd from City 70 day SAYS thai
Asusbsrn pspsrs-astes not givsu, BIT probably The
taat sherman has abandoned the shortest
sss for Augusta, and appears to 30 drifting towards
Avapnah.
no was desyn9 for the purpose Of gathering supplies
Ware his territorial range not zoo contracted By the
Svesasons OF Wheeler.
Richmond papers Of to-day coatsin news from either
Sssssh or Isausssee. They 70 have a1sioIpatsi
~s9s 70 ions q Richmond for the past two three
sAys and have evidently been preparing 70 resist any
l4vancs On part.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

The Press Despatch.
Tm o8cORD AND FIFTH OORPs MARCHING xOwARDS
STONY CRsRK ON TnR vsLDon RAILn0Ap.
3"Eke PimADnrMA. Dec. .. 1884
ne Pyass has despatch from City PoinA Dsssmbsr g.
stating that the Second and Ftn corps mssd ON Tues
day AFTERNOON and night Jerusalem plank road and
o. Wednesday norning marched towards Stony Creek
stasjen. ~
Our troops are very enthusiastic.
Oar main army having fully rsasorosd recently,
the advance OF The corps does not weaken n
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

Mster has also recently from the Governor
New Jersey commissteu heutensst colonel ef the
Eighth.
6areeon ]. n. McNulty. United States army, has re-
eeuy been sppoiosd medical director OF tbs oorps vice
Susgeo. Doughesy relieved and ordered - report 70
0eno9nl Hancock g1 -.