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Two HOUSES FOR sALE.-Now situated
ON the Brownell strsot School Lot, being No.
lis, and next north On that street, will be-
sold ON the Promises, on Moaday, March
zlst, ut two O'Clock, in pursuance Of q Tsao-
luton Of thu City Council Of the city Of
OleVoiAnd THoEAs JoNRS, JR.,
chairman Committee on Schools
msIl5.I43.
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FTNAN NCIAA.
NJ. MONEY mARKET-Murch IA.

n. n MONEY AIARKEF-DIRrch IA,
icy FHLKGRAFH.l
1MOney-0psned little frmer and closed quite
easy at cent.
sterling REchaige-Lower and closes quiet
Sales at I756aI754.
GOId-Irregu,ar and unsettled Opening ct COZ
declining TO 6J, advancing to 6lA and closing quei
at 5l4a6IS.
Government BtOckS-Market less active aud
lower.
United States Sizes 1851, coupons Il1&; FiTe-twen-
lies, coupons, l,0S4sl08H, Seven-thirty Treasury
notes III, One Year Certificates gy5S.
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TIE ISLAND QUEEE.-We lesrn that the
rehtting of the Island Queen is nearly com
pleted, and it is expected she will be ready
for service next week, and will commence
running II the ice goes into liquidation by
that time. The repairs have been extensive
and thorough, and the Queen will come out in
the spring good as new.-Sandusky Register.
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FRAVKLLKR,s REGISTER.
INV ADVERFTsEaTKNFs.
"a. Read a Oo-Os'slaaa and Columbus ''o'

GA. Read 4 Cleveland and Columbus BIO
Wanted.
John EIlsler-Academy Of Music.
/. P. shsrwood-Eew Millinery Goods.
G.L. mont Notice.
1. P. sherwood- spriog Ribbons.
L. n. Hubby-Notioe to Oontrac'ers-
1 P. shsrwood-EeV Spring Dress Goods.
Wants.-A good Plain Cook.
l. P. shervOOd-Rieh Dress Silks.
Wsnted-A Wet Nurse
Wanted-s or good Carpenters.
For sals-stOck Of Boots aud Shoes.
Wanted-A good Girl
Two Houses for sale-LooaI Notice.
Mirror OfvFashion-LOcal Notice.
Baker-Papsrs, &o-Lo-sl Not ce.
los superior-st-Loesi Notice.
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NINE. DEKOREsT's Mirror of Fashion for
the Spring of 1864. Also, Petsrson's Maga-
zine for April, and all the late publications,
at A. J: Hawks, 225 Superior street.
March Is.
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DEEOREsr for Spring, at Bakers, 259
Superior.
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4 Large Stock Of Juvenile Books. iast
opened st Bakers, $50 Superior Street. Call
and exsmins them.
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET,

Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LTADER.
PITTSBURGH, March IA.
PetrOIeum-Crude meets with ready sale at 2l6
2l1c sAles at the latter price for low quality.
Refined dull with no salestodsy. Price asked as in
The arrivals are 565 bbls crude.
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MoCLKLLAN's REPORT in full-Sheldon'a
edition, bound in cloth, for sale at Bakers,
259 Superior street. y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-15

10 TIE LADIEs.-Msdame Democrats
Mirror Of Fashion for Spring, at Bakers, 259
Superior street.
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HOTIoE.-A large number Of stone lars
and crooks, tin pans, dishes, &C., left in the
Dining Hall Of the Fair buildings, have been
0rought down to the Aid Room, No. 95 Bank
All persona, to whom such articles boIong,
are requested to call and take them away as
soon as possible. Such as are not identified
before the first of April, will be sold after
mr. 1914,
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THERE are no pianos superior to the
Knabe." G. A. Barlow has them for sale
at No. B. Euclid street. feb. 1: I4I
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yUsIHKBE HOTIOKs.

FLAGS AND BANNRRs.E
Orders promptly filed. Address
g.. ". OR0WELL & CO.,
nusslsI gl1 superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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HoEE Msnufaeture-Parson's Inimits-
ble CamphOraled Dsntitrios. sept9s-Ra
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THE NATIONAL ALMANAo.-This splendid
tAessurus of statistical information as to the
political, financial, economical, educational
and military condition of our country is now
nsarly ready for publication and will be is
sued in q week or two. The first volume Of
this great annual is we'll known to the public.
A greater edition was sold of that volume
than of any similar work ever issued, in Eu-
rope OF America. The present volume is in
many respects great improvement on the
old one. It is impossible to give any idea of
its vast and varied contents.
The book is very full and accurate in its
calendars and astronomical and scientific ta-
bles. 1t affords complete information as to
the government Of the United States and Of
the several Statss,-the fullest and most mi
mute information, We think, that was ever
collected in work of the sort. A cOmplsts
chronicle Of the events of the war, for the
year 1863, ,is added. The miscellaneous mat
ter contains articles on Immigration, on the
Sanitary commission, on Mortality and Dis
ease in the Army, on Agriculture, on Poll
tics, giving the elections Of 1858 and the
electoral vote fer President, since Van Bu-
rem, Statistics of Religion and Education
throughout the world, 5tatistics of Colleges
in the United States, American and Foreign
sketches of the affairs of all for
sign nations, and much other valuable mat
.er. The work is of interest to, and should
% owned by all. We predict a large sale
or it. It's price in bOsrds is $1,25; in mus
in 81 so.
Address Geor0s W. CbiIds. PbiladsIphia.
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%, W. GAGR,

- ~ NN1-N-
Licensed War Claim agent.
6.,Sc-E Ro7TTies, Pensious, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War OlsimA.
EPsrsonaI Attention Is given 70 the prosecution
a OIsims IN the Departments st Washington.
RNsAu n.-,oDs hsving Claims should apply in per-
IN. or 81 letter, ct once, and they viii receive
prompt attention. 1AcR.
ost1sR1a I6s BuperiUr-SI., Olsyelahdt o.
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WAN ED!
Fractional Certificates c. C. 10. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
GOLD, SILVER, 0. s. INPsT. COUPONS
Canada Money,

Canada Money,
BIZ E.B. HALE, BANKIR,
HI suPerIOr-St.
%Agent for the purchase and sale of
Government Bonds
@Uncurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates. febl
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The following are the comparative earnings OF In
Toledo and Wabash Railway for the month endin
February 90, 1854: 1864, 5642 1863 1880 Increas
Sa,sT2.
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RSsO 81 Prsntiss' ProvlsuOn Market Re-

AGsO u rESntAsP rroNasiOn M4fAeS hoH
Tho following are the rates charged By themg
HamB-Sugar cured premium Hams, q D. ..........H He
Brae0 Boot y &c
skOuiders-Sugarcured y B.......-..,.....-- .-.lOc
BaoOn-Or Smoked Sides = b............ ...... l25SC
LRrd-Prime leaf, kettie-rend'ed IN bbls = b.. .l5fc
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs . b..l3Ac
kofE-No. mess 8 DDlr....
- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
TO railroad depos or boatB All articles warrant
cd strictly prime and equal 10 anything In the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams and
ksttle-rendsred Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE 3 PREHTISS,
Nos. 10, IA and I46 OntArio-Bt.. OleVeland.
juIyER18
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G. G. BRUCE.


LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
OLEv1LAED, Ohio, W4sHIEaToE, D. g.
No. Lyman's Block, NO. AS Ninth 81
Essr The Court House.
We ars authorised by Government to collect
800 Bounty
dus discharged soldiersi also the widow, chl,
drsu, aud FiehtfuI heirs ofsn deceased soldlersi
alSo
10 which every discharged soldier was DIS
uhledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
tor soldiers widows, children, mothers or or.
phan sisters, as they are seTersIly entitled IN
dsgt the IaE. Also,
6us discharged soldiers or resigned onacers'
promptly collected, or cashed. Also
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men
money ana teamsters, and every other class Of
slainns growing out Of this or any other EsT.
Wei pay special attention to
PATENTS
Agoid Claim and Patent Agents Who
are nst Licensed.
We publish " TIE soLDrER's FRuED," paper
o muSh interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name and stamp, and we will send
Geopy frssi sr twelve copies, one each month,
Or 8 cents.
Apply to Us in person or By letter, with stamp,
and your business shal- have prompt attention.
Fess low and no charge until after we have ae-
namplighed What We undertake.
sspl0 O. 6. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND ROOLEN BILLS.
A. q K. G. POPE,
RapaZiatsudsnts, Manufacturers and Dealers in
AL kinds Of
We OEEN 600 obs.
Consisting Of PIsiR Fancy
oAssuERE,
DoE5K1E8
6ATTtNETs,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKEB,
KTo., ETC. |
,AEood stoek constantly on hand, adsptsd to |
NsTkst prices paid for Wool and Pslts, in Cash
OF Hanu4actured Goods.
Once and 5alesrooms
no. . WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o. |
a1E-k
A TTENTIONI PAINTERS.
IA % tons White Lead In oil.
tons nc, in oil,
500 tons Red Lead,
100 Oranas Mineral,
IeQ bbls whiting,
- 100 bbl1 OhrOme Green,
looe bbls Chrome Yellow,
100 bblg Rfsernian Green
100 bbls Indian BED,
10 casks French Ochre.
eeskS Eng. Ven BED,
Artists OoloIg and Brushes.
Sfha abope srficles we're bought lsst fall and We /
Win IN as Esr5 i0V prices f'f EFhrrR Sish voaT
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NY. BANK sTATElIENT-Maroh . .
RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
nIiIwaukee and Prafrie du CbIep.

The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chien Railroad during the month OF February this
year, compared with the receipts of the same ninth
in 1868, were as follows: February, ls64 sis, ,Isi
February, 1853 H6,lSl. Increase, $50 Oo4.
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The Erie earnings for February are reported a,
81 400, gross, or tl 10000 net.
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Address George W. Childs, Philadelphia.


TIE ARABs.-The scrobatio perform
snces Of these wonderful children of the dss-
ert drew large audience to the Academy of
Music last night, and that the spectators
were at once astonished and delighted with
theirp performances was evinced by the breath
less attention with which they watched each
new evolution, and by the applause which
greeted its climax. It would trouble us to
describe all they did, for their performance
is as marvellous and snigmatic as it is origi-
nal They are twelve in number, all models
of strength or grace, and all, from tho Her
cuIeS of Hssh-Assen, the "pyrsmid base,
to the little Pack of 8 Mshomst, the funniest
and lithest of youngsters, most perfect ath-
lstss and aorobsts. We shall indulge in no
superfuOus criticisms or descriptions. All
should see this wonder for themselves.
The comedies which began and ended the
entertainment dragged little in some parts.
Bat our Cleveland fsvorite, Mrs. Dickson,
was heartily welcomed back, and gave us
some specimens Of her comic genius quite
to her old admirers.
The entertainment will be repeated to-
night.
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Atlantic and Great western,

The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad earned
during the first two months Of the present year as
follows January, s207, ,zsS; February s22g,O4l In
crease S2l,743.
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TOR SALE.-THE UEDERsIGEED
roW have Kindlines a d Saw D-tt tor sale a.
fhsfr Wooden Ware ManufsJsury on the Fla s.
mtrchl0-If5 HERVGN BUUStlELD.
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twenty-five wives. whom l respect and tenderly
care for, | can truly say that | never felt loves
holy thrill until | saw thee! Be mine-be
mine - he enthusiastically cried, and we will
show the world n striking Illustration of the
beauty and truth of the noble lines, only a good
deal more So
'TEenty-one souls with a single thought,
Twenty one hearts that beat as OEe! -
They were united, they werei
Gentle reader, does not the moral of this ro-
nance show that-does it not, in fact. show that
however many there may be of a young widow
woman. OF rather does it not show that whatever
number OF persons one woman may consist Of
well, never mind what it shoICS. Only this
writing Mormon ronances Is confusing to the
intellect. You try il and see.
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V,HE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE

CORRESPONDENTS IN LOSDoS-BANh Or btNDON.
TNH f UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE
that the above named Corporation has been organized for
the purpose of carrying on the Banking and Exchange business.
in all its branches, in this city and with the interior of this
State, the neIghboring State and Territories, and with Mexico
also with the Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
Indies for which they are provided with ample facilities, and
in conformity with the articles of association will commence
now occupied by Donohoe, Ralston X Co, corner of Washing
ton and Battery Streets.
With the view of giving to the business of the corporation all
the efficiency and prompttude of a private banking firm.
together with that confidential seclusion of private business
matters so generally desired, the immediate management of its
affairs is committed exclusively to ID. .. Mills and VIM. c.
Ralston, as President and Cashier respectively, to whom, or
either of them, the customers of the Bank will apply on all
business matters. The regular meeting of the Beard of Trustees
will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem it advisable to call particular atten-
ton to the following pecuiariies of their organization. which
are positively binding on its members
FlRsT-Sales of its Capital Stock can be effected only after
due appraisement by Stockholders selected for that special pur-
the right TO become purchasers Of the stock appraised at the
appraisement, for the benefit of the remaining Stockholders.
This restriction is printed upon each Certificate Of Stock.
SECoSD.-Loansc cannot be made TO Stockholders, except upon
cOnateraIs other than their Shares in the Capital Stock Of this
Bank.
d. o. MILLS, y. b. THOMAS,
LOUIS MCLANE, THOMAS BELL,
VIM NORRIS, A. j. POPE.
JOHN .. EARL. 20. +. GIFFIN,
HERMAN MICIELS, JAMES WHITNEY, JR.
W. c. RALST0N,
San Francisco. June Is, 1864. 425-lm
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VVHHE UNDERSIGNED CALLING ATTEN.
Il ton to the above card, give notice that on and after the
first day of July next, they viii continue the business of the
above copartnership without interruption, at the old BAT king
house Of ponohoe, Kalston & Co, in this city. under the firm
name Of FRETZ & RAiSToN, and in New York by Messrs.
LEES & WALLER. No. 80 Pine Street, and that on sud afnr
the 5h day of July next, they, together with q. o. Mills, j. B.
Thomas, Louis U. Earl, VIM. Norris, J. Whitney, j, o.. T.
Gifhn, Al Pope, Herman Michels, Frederick Billings, George
II. Howard, II. f. Teschemacher, A. Haywood, Moses Ellis,
A b. McCrery, II. NJ. Jessup, Samuel knight, A. C. Henry.
j. Z. "ilmerding and Wm. Alvord, of San Francisco, and
JACOB horn' OF Portland, Oregon, having become for that pur-
pose GUY Incorporated under the laws Of this State, viii carry
on the business of banking in all of its various branches, ut the
same place and through the same agency, and upon the basis
OF a Gold and Silver Currency, under the name of
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
d. Q. MILLS and WI. c. RALsTON will be charged with
the management OF the business OF the Corporation.
WM. c. RALST0N.
R. s. FRETZ.
San Francisco. June Is, 1884. 4a4-
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Notice.

Notice.
IuNHE COMPREHENSIVE IN THE BANK.
ING BUSINESS heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly, of the city of New York, and Joseph a. Donohoc, wm.
c. Ralston, and Ralph S. Fretz, Of San Francisco under the
name of EUGENE KELLY x CO., New York, aud DoNOHoE,
RALSTON x co, San Francisco, will cease on the arst day Of
July, 1864, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. DOnohoe Withdrawing
from the copartnership.
The business will be settled in New York by Eugene Kelly,
and in San Francisco by VIM. C. Ralston and r. s. Fretz.
Depositors are requested to hand in their books for settlement
at the banking house Of Donohoc, Ralston & Co.
EUGENE KELLY,
Per J. A. DOnohoe, AttOrneyl
JOSEPH A. DONOHOE,
WIN. c. BALSrON,
X. {. FRETZ.
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NOTJCE,-.PROPERA APPLICATION hny.
~ ing been made to the Honorable II. G. DAVIS. Justice of
the Supreme Court. by HARRIET CARTER, for Probate of the
VIII Of her late husband John p. Hampstead, late of New Lon
don, deceased a Honolulu, and that she be appointed to the
guardianship Of her daughter, the daughter of the said John
Z. Hampstead. Notice is hereby given TO all persons whom IL
may Concern, that THURSDAY. the 4h day Of August next.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, i a day and hour appointed for
hearing proof o. said will, and the application for letters of
administration aforesaid. and all objections that may be offered
thereto, al the Court House in the town Of Honolulu.
L. NcCULLY,
424Im Assistant CIers Of Snnl,ene corr+
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IN THE OF

the PROOF OF VIII OF JOHN I
p. HEMPSrEAD, late of New I
London. deceased.
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In another house, not many leagues from the
House of Mourning, n gray-haired woman wa.
weeping passionateiy. HE died. she cried
he died, without sigerfyin', in any respect,
where them mules went to ~
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DowNER's KEROSENE OIL. 3 Gall. tins,
S. SAVIDGE.
VERY FINE SONORA WHITE
Fresh cracked wheat, small bags,
Fresh cracked corn, small bags.
Fresh ground wheat meal. small bags.
Fresh ground corn meal, small bags,
New golden corn,
Chicken feed, New white beans.
For sale by
ElRESH JENNY LIND CA X ES. In Tins,
D. Ginger syrupS, in tins,
Water crackers, in tins,
" Butter crackers, in tins,
Soda crackers, in tins,
Milk biscuits, in tins,
Oyster crackers, in tins.
For sale by
ENR ESH CAL. ONIONS. New Crop.
- Fresh kawaIhae potatoes, new crop, received
every trip OF the KILAUEA.
For Sale by
$. sAvIDGE.
n. Goods delivered to all parts of the
City by Express Wagon.
42i-1m
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IN HI SUPREME COURT OF THE
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

OAHU, SS-SETH r FORD. Complainant rs
MARIA n. FORD, defendant. Action brought before the
Honorable Robert e. Davis, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Cour; at Chambers. upon petition this day filed in the Supreme
Court Of the Hawaiian Islands.
SUMMONS to MARIA ". FORD, defendant. greeting -
1ou are hereby summoned by order Of the Honorable Robert
u DAVIS Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, to be and
appear before the said judge at his chambers in the CITY of
Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. within 20 days after the expirat ion
OF D months rom the date of this summons. to show cause WHY
Setn Porter Ford, complainant. should not recover a Judgment
and decree OF this Honorable Court, diyorciug him, the said
complainant, from the bonds of matrimony now existing between
the said complainant and Maria y. Ford, defendant, on the
GROUND Oh deSerton all which is fully set forth IN the petition
MED IN THIS cause. And you are hereby notified that If von
fan to appear and file an answer to the said petition. as above
required the said complainant will apply to this Court for the
relief therein demanded.
WITNESS, The Honorable Robert g. Davis, Associate Justice
- OF the Supreme Court, at Honolulu. this 25th dy OF
81 s. April, A. D. 1854.
t JNO. K. BARNARD.
Clerk Supreme Court.
:. okDER-The above summons is hereby ordered tn be pub
Ished IN the Pdcfc Commercial 4dUeTtiseT of Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands. atIeast once a week for 5 consecutive months.
r.. G. DAVIS Justice Supreme Court
RI STANLEY, Attorney for Petitioner.
Honolulu, April 25:h. 1864 4l4-5m
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CHAPTER ".
MARRIED AGAIN.

Two years are supposed to have elapsed be-
."Ten tne third ano fourth chapters of this orig
- manly Mormon, one evening as the sun was
pre- pairing to set among a select anartment of
gold and crimson G. 1uds in the Western horizon
although for tina matter the sun has a riobt
TO set" where it wants to, and so, | NAV add
mas a hen.a manly Mormon. l say. tapped gent,
ly at the door of te mansion of the Isra Ra.;
nald Gloyerson. s
Inc door was ope ned by Mrs. Susan Gloyerson.
Is this the houss of the widow Gloverson ~
the Mormon asked.
1t is" said Susan.
land how many is there of she p, ;nouired
the Mormon. Yum
mere Is about twenty of her, including me-
courteously returned the fair Susan.
Can I see her p
You can 20
" Madame" he softly said, ADDRESSING tho
twenty disconsOlate widows, s. have seen n,rt
OF you before. And although / have ALREADY
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CHAPTER III.

DUST TO DUST.
The funeral passed of in 4 very pleasant
manner, nothing occurring to mar the harmony
OF the occasion. by a happy thought of Regi
maids mother, the wives walked to the gray,
twenty abreast, which rendered that part of the
ceremony thoroughly impartial.
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n. Goods delivered to all parts of the
City by Express Wagon.
, 1864-11-23

While there is as ample room for conjecture
among us who whit to hear from Gen. sher~
mans movement as there is to him for
choice Of destinations, 1t seems to be every
where the received opinion that Macon is
most likely to receive his first attention. His
asmy left Atlanta on the 18th and moved due
South. Estimating that the army will march
twelve miles per day-whdch Is 4 fair average
1T will require about nine days from the
time ofleaying Atlanta to reach Macon four
teen to reach Montgonerr, unless he has rail-
road communications to atd upon the latter
route, and fifteen days to reach Savannah
from Macon, making twenty -four days, cxclu-
sive Of extraordinary detentloas, between At
1anta and Savannah, OF Auguata.
He is provided with sixty days's ratlons, hut
there is abundant evidcnce that the country
through which he is moving isplentifhlly eup-
Piled with provisions for his troops and forage
for Ills cavalry. The pathway is one over
which neither army has moved to any extent,
and in very productive territory. he will,
therefore, have no lack Of food with which to
subEist his men.
:. It is evident from the tone Of the Southern
Papers, that there is no force In the territory
through which Gen. Sherman Is supposed to
be moving, adequate 10 check him. # Beam
reaurd Or Hoods armies cannot be 1nadc
available for this purpose, tue local militia
n,nst be called in rcquisition to MD the ar
mics carrisoning Charleston and Savannah,
and t},e custodians Of our Union prisoners in
Eastern Georgia. Gen. Sherman has nearly
co 600 men in lis command, all Of whom arc
veterans and able to meet successfully IN the
Re1d m orro1 ni1mbcr Of rebel soldiers OF