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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
GIeanlngs from the Rebel Papers

The Cincinnati Commercial day or
two ago contained snndry exeerps from
rebel papers, from which il may be in
ferred to some extent the damage Sher-
man has been doing the ConfederAey,
nOt.Ithztanding the efforts made to in
iuee the belief that be was receiving
more barn than be was doing.
We reproduce them With the com
ments Of the Cosmereial:
The Augusta Chronicle and Sensinsl
Of December l, says:
1t IS staoed On reliable authority thai
me Yankees appropriated Ouer fsro
thousand Aorses aRd B.tsISs in Glasscock
and Warren counties"
If this is the case 1t does not seem
likely that Gea Sherman's ''transpor.
tioa suffered greatly during his march.
A thousand horses aud mules to a eoun-
~, would be handsome reinforcement.
IN The course of long march.
The Augusta CAroaiele Of December
?, says:
fAe feaerals expressed great aston
sshHseRt al The rieA country tAsy srers
passing, and tie abundance Of prOuls-
ions in IL
s}e may conclude. then, that the Fed
erals did not suffer from want OF pro-
visions No doubt the bows made ap-
preparations at least in proportion to
their astonishmeut
sherman bad certainly forty days "a.
tions when be started, and be has only
been out four weeks BE has movTd
~ith so much deliberasion, and foraged
50 extensively and thoroughly on The
rich country be has penetrated, thar We
have no doubt there is abundance in bis
campa
The Augusta Seatiasi says Of that
which Is left to the people Of Georgia 10
recommence housekeeping with:
The farmers having devoted large
share Of their attention this fall to syrup.
making, there is quantity Of crops vet
angathered IN the feld, which was lefe
by the Federals. Bat there was not q
horse OF OK in the country; hence the saw.
ing Of the corn viii be ditheul, matter. ."
There are 10 all the Georgia papers, re-
port Of the appropriation Of large num-
bers Of abls-bodied negroes BY our
trooPs- The rebels do not seem 20 have
been able to get their negroes out Of our
waI. In the lower part Of Georgia there
are immense numbers Of negroes on the
plantations, and there is no doubt thou
sands Of them will be brought out and
promptly converted into soldiers There
Is IN one Of the Georgia papers the fol-
lowing
Along their route the road was
stfewn with dead negro women and
children
This We confess we do not understand
II It Is not "a outright laisshood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

sD~ The TPpecauoe County Com
missioners have made an order placing
the families o! drafted men, who re-
sponded to the draft in person, upon the
books Of the Aid Committee on an
equality With the families Of volunteers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

~c C. NJ Chapel, of Henderson
county, KY was released By the Provost
Marshal Of Louisville, on Wednesday.
Chapel took the oath, gAse s. 900 bonds,
and went north Of the Ohio river to re-
main during the war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

Ia The Richmond Wig is delight
ed to hear that Gen Dix intends making
his Department too bot for Southern
refugees, who have fed to IL to keep out
OF the reach OF danger. 1t hopes If there
Is no law TO reach their eases the Gen
eral will make one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

~ The rebels are carrying every
thing with high hand around Milliken's
Bend, aud tie Freedmen plantations are
being rapidly depopulated by the negroes
fleeing in great numbers to Vieksburg
for safety. The rebels continue to bar
rsss rs in thAs vicinity With large
force. 4 barge that vas full of these
people was sunk near vic@surg, and
nearly aIl Of them perished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEEEBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ uartuer.hiR herstossFs sxisting between O.
Al. MiIlzr L tais day dissolved By matuai con
80 Fhs bzsinzss giil b carried on By Mr.. e.
Miller, xh0 Eiu eoll@ef al debts de- and pay al
G. MILLER,
J. MILLEE.
peeenber ,. 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

la The Marion County Commis-
sioners appropriated eight thousand
three hundred and twenty-five dollars
fer the relief Of soldiers families daring
the quarter ending December Lat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
shade TrooS

wish % ea1 the especial attention q our clff
Ems % cur stock u ornansntSi ghads Tres. fol
side walk planting I ean furnish Tress oruIaui
them, desired The Trees rzissd in the Surssry
are far better a17pfsd 70 stand the Summer sessor
May p<rsons. who kaFs tried both, VIII sastAfr
rss IN this ststsEs1f.
Orders - sssssr wlEi b promptly attended %.
Aadrsss GEORGE D. BOWEN,
Gets Crssosnt City Hurssrisa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ make applicAtiou 70 the City Council for per-
mission to kGfld Stable and Wood Esese, nftes1
By thirty ret, on the rsAr part o. lot 30 =, IN
block No. I, Eaafarn Ezlsrxrusrt OF tie city Of
EvAnEviIls, within the ars limits.
dsel5-2w HKSRT C. GwATHMEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

eD~ Major Gen. Criitenden has re-
signed, because he can get no command
that suits bin. he has been out Of
service ever since the battle Of Chieka
mauga.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

na- Sixsy-eight bouutyjumpers ar.
rived st Louisville from Nashville, on
Wednesday, to be forwarded to the Ada
tant General Of Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
NURSERY.
Crescent City Nurseries.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REsPECT-
Il fully call the attsHfion q the pubiic 70 his
izrxs stack q asserted Fruit Tres Re has nov On
band = FsFy large zzsortsd stock of Choice Apple,
Cherry, and Pear Trees also, choice zssortn,eat
Of Peach and Eoss Trees aad splendid stock Of
ali sorfs 0f Erergrssa4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
G. MILLER.

Groceries and Dry Goods,
CORNER LBEF AND FIRST STREETS,
IUoULD RESPECTFULLY IsFoRM HIS
w cIz fri%zds that Be- has purehAssd the sctirs
stcoh Of the sbose eru, and wouh respectfully
solirif eontfanArcs Of the large patrcnags Ne
knvS hsxssafors rscHfvsd. dsce-Im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
BRAN.

DICH COrNTRT BRAN.JCsT RECEIVED
II - tsns Of rich CoGntry Br4n for sasa ~
EAYHCRsr a wHITTAKEEs,
ases Ne. water Sersst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
DYE-HOUsE.

a. II. Adams
Celebrated Steam Dye House,
HAS JUST BEEN REFITTED AND Is NOW
I1prxpAred toSo as hns Colorisg can b done
either tn the East OF West. CoFnsr ofThgie aaa
Market Streets
A. Dyes all kinds Of plain and fancy works IS
good ard cheap as any estsblishmsnt in The West,
ca short notios. hhfiaay
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
Grey's Patent Moulded ali
Paper Collars.

Ihsve . very large stock Of the above
Goods / am also prepared 70 make up
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
have got the best workmen IN mg en-
pIoy in the West, and warrant als goods
made by me. And as ny expenses are
not heavy, / can and will sell goods low
er than any other house in the city Of
the same kind All ask Is for those ia
want Of fine clothing 70 call and sea
what / have got No troabie 70 show
zoodA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

URKsH ARRIVALS.
II eask Soda Ash,
IS bbls Fresh Lime,
50 boxes new Layer Raisins.
: bhls Cocoa Nuts,
10 boxes Pine Apple Chssss.
lbbi Pearl Barley.
20 bois New Cider.
drnms new Goldfish,
% cases Corosatrated Lys. 6
IS boxes bi-carbopAte So2e.
Reosived and for sale by REILLY CO.,
novl5 n Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
PUMPS.
The Cooley
GROCERIES.
ARRIyALs.

wAshiugton House. Evansville. Ind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

-undcr &c -inconin- ADMINISTRATORS. That
be would an that D~rsrs@ent With dissin-
euished honor 20 kiruseh and the country.
no one aoquaiated With him can for a mo-
rnenf ao,is. Bat Who has any ASSURANCE
,hat NJ. Hsmlia vii ia sny eVvntbe %
"a the flaes. o. th.i the prvSsur, sod an
f1esoe Of an n. trends ~oSld secure & 70
hiai IIsser i iono~-. thAt Il yos aslOrs
The theory Of this class q politicians yoa
you choose an uncertainty instead % err-
,aiaty. sou ga a distinguished senator and
rua tbe risk Of loslng a Cabinet osEcer.
II ths facts and reasoaings hsrein prcseni-
Cd. point in a certain direction. ~ cannot
IL justiy eeHsurrd. q must BE- charged .
them and 40, 70 rs. Their logical rcsul'.
must s,and. unie-s i can Be shown that or
facts ar 'si.tafci o. eur sr-uusenis talla.
ci0us. Meare among the nuunher thai ~
grit. that tbe Legislsturs wiIl BE- Obliged %
ehOose between two 80 distinguishes men.
Bat saoh esca's ~il bsPP-a Let tSe mem
bsrs % the Lsgis ssure take bold % this
que>tion like men and safesnsn. ana 49,
tie II in such ~sy a. ~in be for re best
Interests Of the COuntry. And In dong
'his. let them reflect the popular -ersiuse-s.
let the voice Of the people b. heard throurb
their representatives and Scnafors Let
the canvass be coniuCtetf upon hish ard
hoaor4ble grounds ard not degenerate INTO
a merc political sqrst.ble
II the canvas shall proved an ter-nia-
ate As Il should. the friend. Of ths deicai,.l
candidats ~il checrfuily scTai-s-c IN ths
resulf- The genius % our insiif~tions ies,i.
10 oeoasiunaHs into Just such coufiri..
Thc rival e,ains o. opposing candidate. IN
a rcPubiIcsa frrrn - governments often nav,
60 bv canvasSrd- Instead % veakeuinc ~
a. people and roseruucut. "a u,akcs ~
stroas. Il j. Eiorious viulscatiou % The
patriotic sentiment acquirscrd IN by al ioy-
al men. that the ulslorisy usu-s rule. sen-
iincnt that lies st the very founaa,ion a
all our NGiionsi hope.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

The ertraordi-sfy decision % Ju1-r
Coursoi in th~ ca.~ ~ fhe - AlAars rail.
ers. "a. been d,seiaimci by tbe Caaalisn
o.ic.aIs. an ne~ ~arrsuts arr iss1~a f-
the rs-arcst 81 th- ruib--s. The press 81.
lnanluous in cani-alniug ths decision g.
al outrage a Mon.rsai oarrcspondenf az
ihs Nr- fors Herald ~rres % thst paper
tha' there are fats oonnrctsi 18th Jsdr-
'osrsols disrharsc az co. - AIbans rad.
crs. on " c'iues.iay. rhicb leaI q siutsrss,e.i
parties 90 thiak thai 10 "a. precoaesred
arraf-cuisaf frou the frst. WLae ti.s case
aas going on bel che Calrt room. and before
I9ursoi bal gwen be- extraordinary de,i.-
30. ii as esilert Oh she si-ctafors thar
che pus1ucrs we're o. b. discharesl. All
thai they kner Be- voaid bc 90. a. tiey -ers
eel s4rPict uith ovcr-clats ard aaFsr..
AMI AID ready iar journey
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

Within - past w~ck. ds,scision 81 the
question: Of The retel STATE has been ar----
"a 10 IN Committees % bofh branrhc. a
Conrress. and all ua,,iia,~ly rass. 4
special dispsteh o the Tribsrne az tLc
foiio~ing Is The Substance ofthc bli
= Mr.. Ashley bin provides tor the ap-
pointmcnt ly the Prv.idcnt a. Provisional
Governors % rebel states. vbo shall sec
tiai the avs ~ TIE nited Statcs and o.
the STATE before the rcbcIiion ar ensorced.
Bot no h- Or usage recognizing siav-
cry shAn be rvco-nized ~ anv oFcrr
or court IN such STATE. Il em.nci-
rates AT slaves in such state and thsi-
PostcrIiy forever. and provides fo- The
discharge On hateas corpus q person. helI
O. service on prvtencc Of o-ncrship.
Ia provides for che ruui.hmcut q
attempts o. reensiavc emanripaied person.
IL Geeiarvs thai of5c~-. q the rank q colon
81 or higher IA Tho rebel service are not
ciiizeus THE United States. The seventh
section - 30 these ~orl. -~
'' ILe United States. IN Concrrs. h--~
assembled. do hereby recognize ne GOV
ernuucnt ct the state 81 Loui.ian.. Ta,u-v-
rNted under ard by The couvcution offhe
people Of Lousiana Which as.eu,bled 90
the 9Th DAY Of April. -. a. th- eifr u
New Orleans. AID dcrlare tbe sane g. q,
cniitica % the guarantee ard al osher
n-hts Of . STATE rov~ruu,~rt Under the
Constiiution ofthe Jnit-d STATE.
Ihls impo-i Eat section. tbe aooomnii.h-
u'eut Of ten. Bank's reconstr,lctioa roErv.
- said 70 have been agreed o. hv the ~
consiruction committees az both houses
The bil farther provides for the ealing
q contcnfions on States uLo.e Govern
nlcnts have been usarp-d al osrr,hrgwn.
a. soon a. The military r,sistanre 90 th-
Jaiied States shall have been surpre..,-l.
and the people shal have safErissfi, return
q 10 fhclr aiegiaace TIE csu~enf,o-s
are repaired TO provide thar r.er.or. 4.
rebel civii or raiIiirrv service oi a,d sao.-
de grade oi Coioucl. shau nos vote f,r
0r bc member % the L-gisla,urv or GOV.
ernor.
lnvoiantary servitu,ie b. rroii5itel. ani
ti.c frrelom of ell persons o. O.. -us-,-.e.
a IN III said strtes 40 debt. S,.,e o-
Coairderatc. crested b., 3D. u.urpirr r.a--
er. 50 % - r-coEnUet. ~ 49, 1.orrrrfi.r
'i'aA refa-e to rc,sfalI..i t.c STATE rosen-
"'ent sS-cn thc shove coalition. ~. M.
f-'''.'- .'''eruu-euf d. - Ie,iar, BE- li.sorv-
81. ana anoit--r eleos.on of dele-rsc. b, ~
Le ORDERED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

Ibc DAILY Frcss IN speaking % ~ in.
creased interest in che culfitafion a. .,..i-
cal ta.eni IN fortlaud. says ia, raa-h - doe
30 the rcsiienoe IN ti.af city % Mr.. Deunstt.
lr- " tboss vho have not had tse pleasure
Of sisdging under hin Ar asars 81 49, cul.
t'ated taste ani general -usic,l kno-i-
cdgr. ard s;.ii ic--r rvaiiEs ths adsantagr,
81 ihc rcsidencc anong % ~ ,aob = man.
li ssys thu Mr. Dvnncu has rvocissl
tempting Frorossis to rrr1ovc o. Ne- Yors
~a'el Dc trusts b. all No feel eonp,ilrd 20
accept
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

iur LtDr- FEiFVn. n Janua-r nar-
her a the Laiy's Fri-nd b. on our tati-.
anl fsiiy bears out che b.-h rrputafion o'
d. 49, u.ouftis. ~hrh il nov entering
urau fhs s-ooud y~ar of its sxi.ianc~. The
ieaiins steel engraving. 4" Hrsm, or o.
A'frrr. b. q besutif1l pirturc. The Fab
bon Fis's 10 admirably -nrravei or steel.
81 rirh'y coiorrd u, Mu.r OF tLis
r-ubrr D. a pieoe entitled II ~r.sb
MunfV orr Corrt.r Hrr- TIE
literary oon'ents. az anusaanv sr-.U--f
Prise q ~. 3 copies st0a. @ copies
go oo % copies 80 oo Sp,,imennam-
trr' r.n be sent q. ffa,. I-.iroas a nah.
i-e up eiuts g. Do rf.. H-i>.f,- a H.f,.s.t
'-','.r'ei s>-.l Woke, r,, 0ra.st-.i 20
f.-airuf All-sf.. Dea.., a Pstsrson.
$40 Wait street.. TTaals'ri.a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

Tbos % Csoii. conductor ou th. a. r
u. "a iae..tsl lt Portland. far ejeetiaz q
mcmter .f e. Na-ras STATE Gaari FROM
'ae care. lt, t..i..r uas On dsty 81 Nj
trrl. All e.a.-. home al furiourb. De-
'ai'...i r.fortatl.n af government rate.
lhs beng -euiei. o. t.aa.rcd &C. rrralsr
it-e. rasu Cen cents esfrs sas dcmandsi.
N.-...t ras rendered against Good. last
se,s. uL1 f.rl cHeepsious. vbi,h carr.s.
t.e rtse il tIr Law Coart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

= cat ha' been made far 10000 men
= frs''deni 'ays rs, owing % ercd,,
s.'en the forner can rosaltes n ,ss.-- a.,
-',,'''''. ard 70 make sp sbe dcse.cr-, "a.
o.' !. 'nade. a drsh -iH b. rad Feb-y,-,
g. % ''''nisers are nos sooner fsrnisbss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23
GEORGE r. THOMAS.
Mafar fsrn~r.l
IIs.DQr.Errr.. Ar'n roro~4o. ,

HEspQc AErEi-s AEuH PoTousc.l
December IS.
Iherv j. htiic n~st a interest. Con
nanLcrs scem o. Pei saitir- ths re.uit. III
>ar-rnau's cr-rrai .ss-s ard P5rtrr's fe~t
gaad deal 90 bcary firing las been
gong 60 a. thc Dsteh Gap canal ior ths
past - lars
! b. enemy q DAY or TO a-o oper~d a
ncs JOB T-uuu,icr in f-1nt ~ Pe,ersba-r.
I'D fhry lave Lcen iniusfrl 1usiv throwirr-
81. ~ iAr Fz..-e=4. TAsy base la-a -
dtuagr.
4 sa.1te ~ JOB rlrs ir ho-.r of Tina
rieflrJ uas .rri 4 tr r, 20 haftrr.rs ir r..-
ply. ihrvvaa iru o. o. viihoai Iauags.
~ piekrts o. co. rigbi arv srry artivs
~ keepiHg th- corur ii-r~rt. az r ~
l~isncdl ". ID. MCgareon
NV YoHx. Zee ~. IT, Henir, For,
NeA.hster oares ponl~nt says vbsn Gee.
>arruan arrived .n front @ >assaaah. A.
hai drove I-o bad 81 oriIe througb.
thol-h D. started vih oily e1. and
hal iri De army on ull rat.1us oa n.arch
70 81" n.ies. o. alec raihereI sa tbe
~ay over 800 a'ic-boi.ei nsgrass aai 30
many horses. uaie, AMI uagous. a. o. en-
tarras. ban.
liz srtny iariag -o-.iIe-alfr PORTION
other march. esterIeI over a breaItb
~ co1rirY sirty ..lcs uiie. anl forts a..is.
or nus' Intervening tc,-eeu o. ri-tt and
iefi rings
IT, -boie ioss a. mo- from -aa-l..
tl.knrss. otrfu-cs. sfr-r-'.-s arl al other
calses. ur fo CO. time of arrival fa f-.nt
~ ~asarnah. vss aaif aloat ieu il.
average daily march uasfa r.f..
Wee >arurrai uns invested ft. CIV
"a sHrrerarei far a siers auI eaafI 90
hoh oaf mors thaf e fs- DAYS. Cen.
~.oclm's corps hoil. tIl th- arrr.s-l.. IN
tse rorih '.ie ai e. ciiy. i1-lai.n- OBI,
fairos1s leading oai 81 e. t1sa. Co.,
H1unrls rorrs connects uifh 90 rrlts-I
f~in-s srrauut % Gle Or-,.tse H...r.t
Port MrAI.er
Other aisrlfeies fu1oE.iaD fron V..l,-
isis states thaf fro1 rr i..-ers yer. cam
tore By Wlsoa. sad 'hst CO Ro..s,s
comusnding &c Ms-irre.ts-... rrpo-.
FoTrest Killed AL i.1o eflis r.en castor
81
Tie Mash.ngton c1rresr1ndert az the
Nev York Trib1re says &c vas stated in
eonversafioa. on Ttur.iav. o. its foor q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

a WV EXrFuuov Ii 81 stated that
Aiu'-al Porter has sailed from Hampton
Roads. az the Bal ofsa expedition con.,.t-
ing ~ % vessels uiih go Cons. Gen. Rat-
ler BE- reported in connection Destination
anknosu. The Ne~ Ironsiiei AL The
Dicia,or make psr' q he aeei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

Rev Jos'.aa Younr. ofH.ngtt- Mae
- rerf1-nlef fhe flncrai ss-vires over tts
oiy ofJohn firoun. prsnetei ir the Tai-
trian ohHrrh. Portland itsi sattaib. TIE
10y papers say he . a. az, prsscbsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

Afailrfn- ou SATURDAY,. ca uso,is-
d A-'ah b-aek. Esl.. EIsard Sandsr..a
e. Waterford. 80 alnr,,I o. prae,irs a.
Attorney sd C1anss...-. ia aI tbs Caarts
OIL Mame.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

Lieut.. Geo. ID. Bisbec. b. auoog tbe "a.
rolled oaiccrs. LATE arrived e. Annaroii..
Sd From Coluubis. : q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23
GEOEGE n. THOMAS.
MAJOR General.

' lirAf-gr sErEns DErkHENENT 90 ruE
ttsnEEi-sSu. ncar frAnklin. T-l.n. T.
NJ. lirc. ~. We havv r.ashct the enemv
TO-DAY hryond Fr.nkFn. rapsu-in- ~,
hospitals ooutaininr over 1870 -oani.l
and ahout 10 20 our sounded in addition
60 ~ above. t.en. knir.. commando a
disisson 81 cavairy. drosc the enemy's rcar
guard through Frankhu to-day. eaptarin-
ai-o1t 80 prIsoncrs anl Eve bzitle 49,.
~iih rcry lhus ios. ou oar side.
lhc citirru- - fankhn represent
Hoods army A. compisteiy demoralred.
IN a11nlon O. the capturcs 81 ycsterlAr.
rvfortca in uy dispafcb~s 81 iasf ni-hs.
hasc ihc bonor % rsPrrt thc carturr q
Gcn. Earkrr AM about a50 prisoasrs u
TIE cucuss cAsAlry. in a 6ght that ooourcd
atput- O'Clock last night brtsccu Gen.
Esrker ard Ges Hath - our cavalrv.
Tie enemy las b~cn prrssed t1-Iar both
sn iruut and Ca both hanks Erse zen
Iohu-on saoc-ciri in strikine hirn on th.
haas Iust b. oud r4nkiia. captsrin- qaitc
q nlmtvr ot prlsou-r.-oufn1c r not -: re-
ported NJ csvairy j. pressing Lim close
iy. and an ir hofcs % gciiiag many more
prisoners to-uorro~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

b. ori~r ~ G~r Dir. a company ist8
hc faisei in oriori Coantv. for iu.-.el-,s.
d1ty b. tle sorts ani batteries. o.. a..
.oasf of thts SAT-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-23

IEN- SuTENsN'. HrrOrr

SEN. SurENsN's krroEr.
seor-tsry Stanton pablishss III following
eStract irou a Dispatch froun Gen Sbsrrnan.
dated near rnrdaighs. BE- IS "a O..aba-
Sosni
To-day a. 5 T. NJ. Gen. Harrn's division
% III i5th corp.. earrisd Fort McAui.ter
~ assaah. capfuring 90 ettirv garrison
al stores. lhis oPcned O. us the O.sa-
ba- >oand. AM pallc,l down 90 th,. ruu.
boat o. couauiunicsie 9TH ILL Gcct. y. fore
opening couulunicafion - hai r,smpleiclv
destroyed all thc railroads ieaiinr into
savannah AM invested tn CITY. Th- ia
- on savannah RiVs-. three mii.. above th..
CITY aid the risht co The Orscci.rs A. Ming
hrriye. Ii.- aruIs - IN spigndi,i orb. and
equal % aasthing TIE ~cathrr has been
tur Art supplies ahund4nf
'Air march ~as most Agreeable. All -
werr rot AZ AT rnoissted g. r-u~rrlls. W
rrarhsd SAssnaAh thr-s daV. 40 b.t o.
ing o. lort McAlii.ter 90 coalA No. CON.
muuicatc. bet no. Nc have MrAui..,r -,
can G. ahral. ~. have already c,r,,--...l
too boats In the Savannah River 81 -
vent tl.rir Eunboat. iron coming ,io-n
estimate the population 81 Savannah A
$50. and The cArrison a. 1900. Gen.
Harice's Command
We have not lost wagon on the TIN.
but have gAihcrvda args snppiy q ncc-
rccs. muics. horses. sSc.. afd car teams a-s
IN iar better condition thaa sh~n ~ sfa--
tcd. NJ SIT duty I'll bc % dear the army
oi thc surplus 81 erncs. mulcs at horsrs
We hs~c crrtairiy DESTROYED over 80 miles
of rai.s aad conssaae.i stos.s aud prosi.ior,s
that vcrc essential O. Lee AMI lloo,l's
arlnics. Tie qtnrk woFk uta.ls whh Nc
Ailistcr and TIE opening &c communication
18th our Sect. ADD cu-scsln~ui inder..ndcuo,
ior sapplics dtsslpafe al thetr t,oasted
thrcats Co bad &C AMI starsc The army
] regard SaSnnnsh ~ alrvaIy gaiusd
Tours truly.
(Sisnss) VT Snrs~.S.
Maiot Gea-rR
TIE following ofbcial rvpor,, rco-ivc.l
frua, Gen. Thoaas. srr dated az pa bad
qlarters. near FrankEns
% liUauSU sErrEs pErsErNrNr o. rur
tUwuEHts~r. n.sr Fraukiin. Trnr Dee.
IL \ r,Port iasi r-rrtsrd frzn MAJOR
1en- Nilson states that AZ 8 T. VI. TO-DAY
- attacked and dfsr~rsci Stcrsnsu--s dis-
ssion 81 rS,bsl 'uiantry AID a briralc Of
carairy. capturlng thruo guns. The fth I
:. cavalrr. hauisomriy supported ~
kuipr's disision - ctsairv. dii The uork
naasin- several bcauf,f charres. hrvakinr
thc rebel infantry in az dirrctlous. Had "a
only bc-n hght ths rvh-l rvar guard would
have ben cutirSly Destroyed A. q g.. q
las ,ecsn severely P.nishcd he vhols
nrunf sth cuutsuu. q virorons r,ur.ut IN
ths morning. This siiark Va made ~
miles bryoni Frankhn
GEUEGE n. THOMAS.
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
SALES AT AGO. siO"

THos.s ). xrLLrH ,AuorIosA -1SsssSsss' ), !
SytLss. LLes.enof fasn,ars At zustss ocs >Orf Jli :,
o.o .oa q. q, at No vi Cation avenue, u Nsnse
ssenuo brookiJp, AL the Furniture contained ~ sso
Sonsskiox OF olegAnt sood Par o. sui ~ ms
rosewood Ceutre Tables. French Piats SicN an
snse surors rosewood Bedsteads, Dressing
,sm MS", os!tsss suits eAtension Dp,nsS soe ans a
Tsa sets silver Glass Table Ware euried
han MAtIesses Feather Beds Bostos aad Pillows Brus-
seh onEn Chandeiiers O1cinths 30, with an sssnrs
mem OF Kitchen Ussssiis sale positive, No postpone
Wh. Writer'S, AUcrIOHEER-wILL SILL This
" IA Two O'Clock. at 4of Canal street Furniture &C.
Dining nd Tea Tables 20 Velvet Tspestry Three py and
% CaA Nets oico,hs Chamber Suits China Glsss and
Silver Wat s~o second hand Pianos Dealers and others
invited
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
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Broadway superior assormsnt Of Uousehod Furnisre
ecnssne OF Psrlor. Chsmbev DINING Roo'o sud k.chsn
Furn lure one magnificent feeewocd rcd sahu dsinssk
double rsvor Suit tnree carved Centre Tables Hsuend
carved bursau Washand Bedstsad walnut and other
Bedsteads tapestry Asd ingram Csvp-s eeds Mattresses
and Bedd,ns Isce Curains nasnnecnt Psns nss And
EnGvAvngs Table Luen. Sksetus topper wars musk sud
hslr hzitrrssss wood. and cth.r ChairA &c. Also
two nall Pianos, one hArslsth Psrlor SUIT
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