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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
DIED.

lUBTRY-On Meza,y morning De-. SS 81 O'Clock. sIo
AEnabeis vie o. Hsf'cy T. 3uoet., go - ysss' '.d
The relative, and t.nd. finally, and y. i4esef. Of
Drans ~ Z. Church nsei to .'ttnd 'he 'Sreisl .er
vices Wefnssdsy stsrHopn, a. coe. hoii Lee "a .
rciid.rce. Nc. W Hsrrison-si., sonth Br""kiyn
BENEpICT--O Hond.r evening 2Ch ..' Lewis son o.
Edmund A. SUD Luc!e =. bsEeH,' Ascs ycsf' eid ;
nc T,as, vi b. ,sten 10 Eer-ch c. Fnn-r,i services
At No 81 kinik... TIL, day, t"e.nesosy 81 o e1oes'
BROWNIES Tussdsy Dec o. lJt u hroehyiie Mijdle
o., Co.. " J cils,op Hro'rr in the Ia year Of ne
a.e
FiYvISG-ou Tocidsy morning Ls cilE inst. Solomon
INC friends Of tic f,miy Of NJ, on csies Fonug
Invited e. s,t.n6t lnor- FRIDAY oiorns 81 4 ocoi,
IN the Avon S.r,-i Prssoyrr.an ,hurtl, near Gs'ad'
viii ~, further notice.
FORnEs-os Montsy ,h. seih ma. Jru' Marie wife Of
John l. forbs. IT, .g'd p ',efs ~ nohle AID 1, 90,
The relative, ard iend. Il he sy ere feIeci.riy invited
attend tic funeral sgn Ia la,s isflasrs No - Wns'
Ttiiletb o., M. yoeae.dsyl sernooh. e. oeloe. Her
rsrsus W BE- taken TO Ee-s'A On Lhn' la' mofaut .
BOWE-at Norh salem ws'icls.sr o., q, eoeh III,
Dee. a. 1875. ppeneia' Howe IN ne sst y'S Of h, az
Tho 81 the family invited q attend is !9rs ~
IL. Uiversi. Chaf,h, IN North s4en, cn WedHe.day,
JAgFBIY0a ,he s,h Of necember q , r.'i'n's sish'
Weiih, in Surrey Ensla1i A,lhir "eSdnn IahF''' 49,
,o,ns.n .on Of Joan 6 jssrsy. go Of loodos' 1,
niTCHgLLon Monday the 9eb in,, Alfred fi'eheH IN
tn. .sth year Of his'g..
The hed: q the tn, are rs.r,sIy s,i.d % attend bic
funeral which tshes Place On Wsdnsday the ast5 in.'
non hs late ss,idenes, No. q Wet fsJ-four'h., I" !
KoYEs-in tht. city, suudsy Dee %, w'is" Curtis
Noy.,, In the Goth year AZ his age
Prusra seryccs viii be held Oh, Asi.sn SQUARE Prcsby.
tsrirn Chureh Dr Adams. On Wednesday afternoon, al
o'clock All i.ndf sf the family are invited vhon, further
nstice.
REED-Oh Mosasy. ssh ms, IN sssbasy Caoo ~. B.
Rcd ssed A. Years. mcaA, end dsys.
The f.ners services vr tsks p.ee "Wednesday 2lb ar,
Q, II o slcek frp.a his late residence
nIOsIn Thursday Dee. 70 fs r.ridsrCs OF her ther
o. A Gsy'ord OF Woost,iae, Com, Nj. Aussfeis q
RsEs. sssd ~ yesrs
SSJTTL-st Jensics, L. g. fHestAT NAMING f1th tn,t
Csross Bssr.r win % psns snnth aud daughter OF me
late iisnry Hssuer ssee ~ months and ~ dsys
vrs and invited attend funeral at Grace
Charcb J.ms,es Friday Oes: -" las4, Al o'clock "a
TUFLlS-Ahers brief iDsss Msras L., the beloved VIE
Of kcss Tueiis -, A.
Is. s.s residence 10 "A. kss' rsssss on thS"a's ssa
.as. stI ssysok 2. VI.
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MAR R1E -.

EROOKs-UTLsH-O ss,-ri.-. l., . q .. l'h bsr'oo
by The R1r T. C. Tsylos ID, Js-ss htoc-s 0, NY ~
s1d Tls sscn4 dsGskteF e. lie 'a'e herTy H. Neha ''
South Bs!c-B n. j.
DAYTON-wIilTE--Ou Tuesday. Ds -. ti- re,iti,cv
Edmond a. Dayton % sis, o. ,"gtrad. y n'e both o. ''
city. No cards
yOWEER-RITTEH-. lie Clusch O. - h.csnsou, co
Monla, De- ~ by tro uss. J. Cotton ontth Mni,n, A
TovneT 10 Agns, ei,. d. ster CT l'1toH R!'tT ri
WIGGISs-BBAY-A, B,.tider. g. on NJ ."tl mt. b,
lie Ncy Wfa H. Ki, Firs, Lion' Ier g Wiysir' sislA
CCffau s.A. 70 Mi.s Fslny T. Brsy o! B,''id,ss
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iAd,-rti.,m atI

Do not waste your money buying ony oi Che
numerous worthless articles called COR PrSs which
have flooded the market for the ss, few years when
at lower prices you get pens which are acknowledged
10 Re the BIsT II IHs WoHID.
Set advertisement in anoiLe. column: " The Pen y
Hjchf.sr than Tie sword
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
Special Notice.
The Uandsomest Weekly
4 III L. w @ L; l. ID

iN
I'll L. W @ L; l. ID ,.
Too weIlc..s5Iisb, d reputation Of, tbs
NFW.Y YORK NERO Z Rf,
rs IN, leading literary newspaper OF nerics could ,carcey
hso prepared the public the agreeable surprise o. seeing
TREY new typoasphics .uit sud With suC pctOr. emeei.
shsat have never been equalnd oy eng 49,, % -.
per /. perhaps THE MOST SUPERB SPECIMEN Of
ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING
which has ever gyscsd the illustrated paror press OF ca"
Omitted st':e dge dss = enIir, unigse sal es,s
whch has heretofore challenged the attention OF the pubic
AN EXQUISITE WINTER SCENE,.
by dngrlhsd artist, end aPrepo, Of the ho,Fie i,si o,
tire sdorns tive rsi pasr Then io'o" tns opubs
ehsp;ers OF magnificent
SEW ROMANCE o.
DIR. j. II. ROBINSON.
fin NJ ,h- mos. sTci,ns Incl dsus entitled
ALETHE
or,
THE CHILD OF THE CORD.
Tho stirrns scene, Of which portrayed By The iroabe
pencil of FELIX %. &. DARhEi.
JOSH BILLINGS,
campaign Of hunor with ths most conYrns cobu''h NJ
| la, ever rnsde to the pre', entitled
KISSING CONSIDERED:
meango ,hst ' bound to make CAVITY Itself 'oA con
The prop,.to of the NEW WORK MERCURY cspe aially
congrau ate the ladi, tho iaaue Of the moe eeiH'
shs-. ever published in this Courtryab cIhanfr 20 US
snd in H respects literary and pctoria worthy
Of American taste and American talent.
Twelfth Wsrd.--An Adjourned Meeting OF the Union
Association OF the Twelfth WsGd viii % ned e. "osah s,o
Han Tlrdzye between Orehundred and tweniy hith ana
One hundred and en- .irtsts, THIS E'ENlSG t"ed
nesday, Dec %. 1904 at o'clock Ia All ,isadns commit
tees association Trqueted 20 attend snd present. shri
hus! reports join l. OOSiaiiNVi A'es'17o''
q. Is. TUaIsoy Secretary.
New.Enainnd society.-A Special Meeting Of TN.
Society will be held TO-DAY, at IL. Astor Hons, ~ -
o'clock M take action concerning the desih o. lam
Curtis Moves LII D.. teir late President iGl Attendance
" ~ L. p. HUBBARD Secretary.
Sunday. school Exhibifion.-fhe snnual eIhibiuon
Of the sunday school Of The Thirty seyen 1T NJ l. Church
will take place on THURSDAY EVENING. Dee. - a. q
nm Ad3reme, Roc,stous Dialogues, Staging aud other
inter- ,tiaz exercises. Ticket. 70 corts.
A. AThe officers aud members Of John Knox Lode
No 81 A r. A. will please meet at the.F Lods. sooas III
Nv EVENlN0 At :. o'clock for te purpose Of
paving friendly visit 90 Jsckson Lodge, NO D. rgn,tls at
lend snce 10 requested. JOhN " ioNbh' W.
Jogg LAIRD. Rec. S'r-'t'ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE GREAT FEMALE REKEnV.
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

FOR IRREGULARITIES.
Th.se DrOps sss scientifically. compounded na!A prep
srst!on and better ,hsn .ny pill, powders nastsam
b.ins iquid ,her action ia direct snd positive reud~ns
them resbc speedy aud specific sr tb. Of ~
os';raetio4s and sappres.loH' Of rs,'a'
Their popassity.. Indicated BY the to-, ia. over 90
bottles are Inaasy cold and Consumed by he ladies' Of the
United states sud orsy them ,Vsss ia ID. sfsassst
,,,m, Of Of si. OF thei, sr.s, rleri,s.
They are specify taking NJ ps.s sssry osher ie,asIs
remedy and considered by dealers eensner ybysicAas
ssd al who sasht Of thsEs ss ,uEes safest se
moe. iasibls pepason in tue weird, for The cure OF ss
female ocsnpsa. the removal Of al distractions Of sstos
end the promotion ., health, regularity and strength.
Explicit. directions Hs,pT when they msy be- as.d aud
p.inu, why aud when ,hey should be used with
out prs5ucn result, contrary he p.,aes chosen
su. WI Ss io.nd carefully folded around essh bo,sis with
be d.rs,ur- OF DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, without which
are s,nni. They are prepared tie lsbon:o'y o: JoHN
L. LYON ". D. Nc los Ch,rels, New Hs-rn. Coma. VIE
eau bs con,.a sitter persocsy BY a Enclosing ssmps
cOnsstnins al rrv.,. ssssse. and female weaknesses.
q, G. g. CLARK l. CO.,
General Agent, for the United s,,tss md Css~.s.
FOR col. IN Esr-Yessby
pEMAs BARNES CO..
No. II psrk rev.
PC WELLS & CO..
No lis lunkiaA.
Ia. HELMBOLD.
Ne. 81 Bss~Awsy.
sHAs. n. CRITTINT0N,
No. q stxaisvA
A.d al p,asrs Apeascanss II the oily end csssSy.
LORD sN1TH,
W.sss~ Assas. cusssa. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

SCHOOL CONCERT.-The GTeene-st.
NJ. L. suuday. School give thes anus Concert this
cr,plna S.r lfrrltArpeaf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER q, 1864

WAYRE-On Monday. Dec M Anna hsrta youngest child
Of GuOtss W. and hsris y. D. Wsyre. asci Is day.
The friends Of family invited 70 attend te fonesa
AZ the boase OF her pare0ls d. Psus ave. Budson Cisy
New Jersey, on " ednesday, at III O'Clock g. M
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Bnsinfss Notices.

KS0x's HOLIDAY HAT.-knox, in accord
wiiAs ,rrusi custom has introduced h5.. ees'H'
LEI, ..ysci designed for he holiday ,ss,On. which cannot
m cor11asHd popular appreciation Oar ie-' Of course,
-, on. Kno, be- ye them. friendly lice 70 cell esrJ
b, lie erssshpsni, No. y. Broadway, eerno' Of fsso'
m,s. tbeif Sci. .ioI. Jis sis pteyer, d.srpoini
,osDt.
Tls EEyARKABLE PROPERTIES OE DaoWss
BRONCHIAL THocgE. b.sn thoroughly ies.ee '.nce
s, Introduced The o.nsnd vr them Ia. steadily increased
AID purely upon he' own e' heJ have loan. layer WIN
tho.s. who r9nruluouaty Bforchis or Anbnaiia Com
PLANT. tegui. ,hsB soT csusA. ana Gods th'y -e sfea
ceus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

JlYFfas No. SO Broadway il nov prepared
TO scn his Tsdes' ard Children snols AMI Cent?
Plsn and Fsncy sLIPPERs 81 prices suit he tines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

PfstArPLE CIDER will cure ron il ron NJ
,ic.. and II yoa nIe well vii prevent sickness sen
for q circular. Address u. Il. BADDiIl.
Noe o. e. ~ o., &C. 20 :. and "a WAshiagtou-st, Ny
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Amount p.id Hendrickzon. Mohels ssignse. for
estimated gross proas the eutIe eo.epsse.. 3s'6

"a
CT.
Bp R,-eips frcr, ~ Sovrc-s
June 30. l36J--By Cash from United
States Government for inst de-
livery OF nes...............,,..si5.y.s 90
June Jj--By l2o dsys' interest
TO Oct &c, 1876, ...................... sSN
sept. II. ls63-Ry Cash from UEiicd
States Government for second ds.
livery q CaTSinss.. n6l5 70
e Oci e. Observation-Disclosures. 1889
Wv ~ ~" '''' 2as ies 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

,itsrlasslerii
y. 4. Kennedy Ertra Fine Family truckers
and Biscuits CsmbIidgepofi Mas sold by ai first
eis.s Eyyccss j. ). hNg Agt., in cotiands-sii ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

KNITTING MACufSTs--ior plain or fancy knit
ting; different ,ises AMI gauges; The best IN u,e.
VAtTOy KNTYlr O. M.CsiSs Co, No. tJ7 BrosdTay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
IL the bes, remedy ia the
world Cor dyspepsis, ind.ses-
hon. sick headache. heart
burn, fever and ssue, rsIssa
.. stomach. and. In f'ri Ill
diseases OF paine II On
sch or bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

siaryip's Safes. 80.
Nsw.NoHK Dec. q, le64
Mesrr, MARrry Co.:
Our with our entire soch o. sood. wei
wholly DESTROYED in tue ire Of Friday night iss and oil
saved hook. and spes in OF your safes which
yon may 30 sore l. especially gratifying 20 us' go, r
Even the osnk bills suj payers are oil % them we
preserved. e,. A., -, -,
Our safe va. In ,hs thrt story and s 10 tn. .nDces
20 Ia, candid Nth you bad fear: OF Tie result
br oy proved entirely sroundo.' We shall want another
.. econ q. re hags psrs 10 putt Your u1Iy
SAM GLENN BROt
late OF Ma. - }eeaIaln ~
MARyiNs PATENT Alum aud Dry-Plss,e' SAFES are
ns-g TO r,oa their contents cor0de tc iroo
MARVIN CO.. No. 255 Broadway.
HrowG's Standard Scales,
ueEp By TIE UNITED STATES AND hohhiu'
GOVERNMENTS FOR MORE THAN
THIRTY YEARS.
ADAPTED 70 ANY BRANCH ;A ot H BgslNESS soE
WARRANTED ACCURATE AND DURABLE.
SAILS ROOMS ; BARCLAlST near Broadway
H. BROWN, Manufacturer
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lAdss-iissplen;.l

lsdss-t!-tm@n;.l
HOLIDAY SUITS AND OytBCoAts.
fBoy- nom si0 20 SO
Mems nom go 70 So
V. BsoEsW. }, kouIfA.a,e.. Oppoliie Cooper Union.
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A CARD.
I'm Lx-rnl.rIlAs nnnI LNL SHnR EkroRlI.M

TnF MyrIoPoLrrAs Roor AND SHos EMPORIUM
No SO Broadway.
A. PRooYs having odd his store sud stock o. goods 10
Putonst will continue cbrrg his business. IS hereto
ore. b Old aud coo do, esrah!shrrent W brosd"sy,
where he Is now prepared otter o inspection OF is
patrons the most bsau assortment OF FooTs SHOEs
Gkrras SLIPPERS and OVER SHOES - be .ounj IN thi'
Ills stock goods comprises ivory vrety az styes Tor
Ladie. Gents, Misses, Boys, and Children. -
Tho puoo Invited 70 call and sG0mue a. No 80 Broad
ib,N a,t iIfaoH H. f.i
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Hsm-MeH.irs sdvsnaes, together with The sssir;;sd
prchts paid Hspdern Assignee On The 2Ssh OF No
vsmber 1854 amounting to 81 "a -.
Pros: a16 Lee ottount @ A,roTy zoe .a.n0. d0fd
In.
10 sncsa, sdv,nes 20 W. W. M'r'son b ai; "
dyke 20 Dee. j, 1852. Sb5,i1j -
-. to Dee l. isss................ iSS ~ ~ ,os 4.
(thsr am ovnis advanced b, Mr. Opdyks Tot sf
Taory TO July a. les3, adiny sss ssvsss
isss r.- '' ~ iasn 81
to 0c. Is isss .vsr.sns ssa sns ss
Interest gss on ..ns % Del y isc, ia o. 1853
Add Liatithss az sxbsesssssay ,sf1se, st<
u S. ..sa IT," s44a -
Claims Of psiente~ f6f bssucA d1s Tor tIf OF
ROYALTY On esrbinss. amounting to Gis ~ lS--
subsequently, scttled 300 %
~. Lis oy
ClAs eP keu. rcrk Stsel co--Ij......'.'tuW ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

GOES
COUCH DAL8AM
Is the largest bottle In ~
world for the price, therstgel
no, only tho best. bat M
ehsspes. medicine ex,snt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

RICHMOND.
Doors AND SHOES
Price, -snc-d stree Nov lron ~ % per pais
Every variety GENTS Ladies' Boys, fou'as, Misses aic
Chdrcns Boots Buckle Shoes Blers Slippers and w ote
proof anil warm Oyershoes always hand 6cnts 1es
French Good. manu- .sc;ured 70 neasnIe promptly at
No. To- Fu.ton.-
{. G. kICaNONp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-01
Cincinnati Market.

PROVISI0NS-New mess Pork is still held at $3i
and $36 so 81 for new mess. Green meats are dull
and heavy at 12h@I3c for Shoulders 1539l6c for
Sides, and l6h9s7c for Hams. Old Bacon meets
with limited inquiry at 19h h920c for Shoulders,
2922 &c for clesr rib sides, and 23924c for clear
sides. Thereare no rib bacon sides in market. Hams
continue very dull at 2lc for sugarcured canvassed
and packed. Sard may be quoted nominaly at e2O
221zc for prime new city.
h0GS-The only 81 lie which came under our OBJ
seryatiOn one Of 200 head averaging 230 lbo net
at s per lbs, to be delivered during the first favor
able weather.
FL0UR-Saqs wee made at 50 % for super6nc.
80 so for extra and 80 75lO for family according to
quality and reputation of brands.
WHEAT-Sales Of prime samples Of red were
made at 81 0392 O5 The arrivals Of white wheat ara
also quito light, and with good Inquiry from the
local and interior millers the market rules steady at
81 POOP rs for prime to choice qualities Of Kentucky.
CORN-We have to report an active demand for
new new ear and several sales were reported at s5c
per bush of 70 lbs. At the close holders were as
general thing asking 81. Sheled was in fair Request
and sales of 5000 bushs reported at 81 80. Old
ear is very scarce and the demand continuing active
the demand continuing active the market rules very
firm at 81 25 q 27 at the upper and lower roads.
OATS-There is q very good inquiry for Oats and
liberal sales could be made at SIC.
RYE-In good demand and firm at 81 As for prime
BARLEY-We continue quotations at 81 s59l 70
for prime to choice samples OF Spring. and 81 75 so
for the same grades of Fall.
,WHISKY-Closed very firm at 81 90 for reinspect-
HAY--Market rules firm at s2599o for prime Tim
othy in bales on arrival, at S2792s from store.
EGGS-Closed rather quiet at 43945c for prime
BUTTER-Steady at 45947c for Cedtral Ohio.
CHEESE-We quote at 2O92lc for prime Wester
Reserve and Hambug.
GR0CERIES-We quote prime to choice rio coffee
at 45946c; hard refined sugar 29930c; raw sugar 22
26c. and New Orleans Molasses at 81 20 BIS per gal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-01
Naw Yark Mnrknr-..Nor. an.

COTT0N-ScarcOly so firm but more doing; II y
for middline.
FLOUR-State and western 5GSIOc lower, and
for Round Hoop Ohio and sil s59I2 25 trade brands:
market closing very dull; sellers at outside quota
tions; including in the sales are 1000 hbls extra
state for last fifteen days of January at so So and
5000 bbls on the spot at $40 90.
WHlSKY-Heavy and unsettled at $l Se9l 90 for
weserd closing with buyers at 81 S6 and sellers at
..WHEAT-Heayy and Issc lower. with sales at
az ~ I for =, NO: chicago Spring; No. do p $50
ern; $2 A. for choice amber Michigan.
RYE-Very firm. Sales of western at 81
BARLEY-Aetive and hrmer sales at 81 1902 05
for State and % 0542 10 for Canada.
90 for mixed western atoat; closing at the inside
price and 81 seal 81 for unsound.
OATS-Scarcely so firm with sales at at 81 020e
i o. for we,tern; closing at 81 %.
COFFEE--Dull.
SUGAk-Quiet; Muscovado lOg2oAc, the inside
price for common Havana 20x.
M0LASSES-Dull
PETk0LEUM-Dull with downward tendenc ":
no sales to report and prices about lkc lower than
WOOL-Less active.
P0RK-Heavy and lower. Sales at $35935 25 for
mess and $35 1906 90 for new do cash and regular
way, closing at S35 Is cash; $34 5o9a4 rs for prime
and $35 50936 for prime mess. Also 500 brls new
mess for December buyers option at s3s; $500 bblt
December January and February sellers option at
$31 6oaSs and 800 prime mess for December, same
option at $37 90.
,BEEF-Markct very firm and fair demand at
about previous prices.
CUT MEATS-A shade easier at 165<al8Ac for
shoulders and 18c for hams.
BAGON-Sides quiet but steady.
LARD-Quiet and heavy at 2lKa23i4c the latter
BUTTER--Firm and less active at 3ia4sc for west
ern and 44a56c for State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-01
Affairs ON the Potomnc.

New YORK, Nov. 30.-The Herald's Army
of the Potomac correspondent of the 2Sth
says more firing than usual was INDUCED
in on the 9th. In the evening the rebels
fired from the advance point of their new
line just beyond the famous Bermuda Hun
dred tower. Our gunboats replied, and the
affair was terminated. On the morning of
the 2Sth firing was quite brisk, musketry
participating, butno battle ensued.
Rebel deserters report Gen. Ewell's corps
gone SOUTH Throughout all the 9th the
firing on Dutch Gap Canal was uncommon
ly heavy and persistent. No damage was
done, and for an hour i'm the afternoon they
delivereda a severe fire upon Fort Brady. No
damage done there.
Gen. Butler has issued an order that Ma
jor D. B. White, Slst New York Vols, can
not have the place of sutler in his army
He says: "Field officers leaving the SER
vice voluntarily cannot take the place of
boot blacks here. If they have no more re-
spect for the service they have left they will
find the officers here have" White was
sent out OF the department.
Although in some instances the turkeys,
&c, did not reach the soldiers in time for
dinner on Thursday, they did the next day,
and the soldiers ate them with full as much
relish and thankfulness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-01
PHILIP WIsKER,
JACOB FRoRD,
JOHN KisER.
nov.2S-3td.

I'M. 0. K.--1S64-Y! Y!-We are often
surprised at the fence decorations that we
meet With in the courseof eurdaily rounds,
and 1t Is source Of wonder who does it.
Any man who owns or rents a board fence
go;s to,his peaceful couch at night, leaving
his fence in all the immaculate purity of
milky-hued white-wash-n stain or spot
upon it--and arises in the morning to find
it second edition Of Joseph's coat, glisten-
ing with all the hues of the rainbow. But
that which puzzles him most in the cabalistic
letters, ~. M. o. K.--1s64--Y! Il" which
meet his eyeat every turn. He scratches
his puzzled head and wonders what that
means. Has any one seen the man? If so?
trot him out, and let US know what this ~.
NJ. o. K.-1S64-Y! Yr' means. Go to any
drug store, grocers, or respectable dealers,
and call for Pinkerton's Wahoo and Galisaya
Bitters, and satisfy yourself.
nOy22-2w fJi +a mi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-01
.0eltgrap5it,
FROM SHERMAN.
The Force Opposed to him-StrOng
Cavalry Force in his Rear.

Cavalry Force In his Rear.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Some of the re-
Gently exchanged prisoners from Savannah
arrived here. state that the people intima-
ted there were forces under Beauregard
and Johnston at Macon and Augusta, to
oppose Sherman, but did not believe he
would encounter them, or that the military
authorities would decide in time where to
concentrate their forces. There were only
Loo man at Savannah.
The Savannali Republican of the 2ith
contain; contradictory statements rs to
Sherman's movements. 1t says the column
operating on the Georgia road kept the
western side and struck off in the direction
OF Macon, as though contemplating a juno
ton with the forces in that vicinity. 1t is
also stated that strong force of cavalry Is
following Sherman, and it is not impossible
that Forrest may ere long hang like a wolf
Oh his rear and TANKS.
New YORK, Nov. 3O.-The Commercials
Washington special says Pryor's report of
the capture of Macon Is not believed, as
Gen. Sherman had cut the communication
with that place, and the rebels at Richmond
could have had no information of the mat
ter. Sherman probably avoided Macon and
Augusta, and Is thought to be marching to
the sea coast. The rebels are doing all they
can to impede his progress.
The Posts Washington special says Rich
mond papers of Monday are silent respect
ing Sherman's movements, but they show
the rebels to be in great trepidation. There
Is every reason to believe Sherman is maxi
ing his way triumphantly to the sea coast.
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Roger A. Pryor.

NEw YORK, Nov. 3O.-The Worlds Army
OF the Potomac correspondent, speaking OF
the capture Of Roger A. Pryor, says: Pryor
appears very sanguine of the ultimate sue
cess of the rebellion, and ridicules the idea
OF our putting faith in the statements of de-
serters and refugees. He does appear to be
much cast down by his present misadven-
ture, but regards the means used to secure
his capture as not strictly in accordance
With the code of honor, and as more par
ticularly severe in his case, as he had used
his influence to secure the release of Bur-
bridge and prevent the recurrence of such
captures by the rebels. He has changed
but little in appearance since last saw him
In Washington. He contends that the cleo
tiln of Lincoln is just what the South
wished, and although apprehensive that it
may prolong the war another four years.
declares that it has united their people and
rendered the probability of their ultimate
success much greater. He would give no
information about Sherman or the opera
tions in the Shenandoah Valley, and was
indisposed to converse upon any subject
connected with army movements.
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Hoods NInYeunents.

New YORK, Nov. 30-The Times WASH
ington special says: Hoods movements in
Tennessee seem to reveal the intention of
making his way into East Tennessee. The
an attempt to turn Nashville ON the East
side and make his way to form a junction
with Breckenridge. 1t is believed he will
then essay the CAPTURE of Knoxville, which
will give him railroad communication, via
East Tennessee and the Valley, with Lynch
burg and Richmond. The successful issue
of Sherman's movement will have severed
communication between the two rebel ar
mics, and Hoods present campaign seems
to be directed towards securing such COM
munication by the line mentioned. Hoods
army in this case would be in position to
join Lees, should this move become advis-
able.