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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

NEW Yosk, Nov. 2l.-Thc Times Wash
lngtua specisl says, it is not contrabsnd
nov, 70 ny Sherman win touch at Macon
He has the l4th, goth, 10Th, 10th and 18th
cosps, making over 80, 900 men, besides 900
picketed Cavalsymen, under Fitzpatrick with
5ations for 80 days for each man and beast
HE scouting system and courier line 10 CON-
plste.
Altar arriving 1t Macon, probably he will
g 70 Milledgeville, whore he will divide his
army, sending part to Savannah and part to
Augusta, which he will fortify and receive
supplies up Savannah River, 50 - to move
"a Columbia or Charleston.
This programme will destroy the Rail
Road system Of Georgia, also alf the manu-
factories for shot, shell, fxed ammunition,
&c.
L i impossible for Beauregard to inter.
cept Sherman.
Nsw YoRk, Nov. 2l.-The Tribune's
Wellington special says:
Seward and Wells are at variance again
concerning the capture Of the Florida.
Secretary Stanton is again seriously in.
disposed.
There was . rumor current on Saturday
at City Point that Petersburg Was being
evacuated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

LorIsvuGLE, Ky, Nov. ia freight trsin
leaving Nashville early Friday morning broke
. driving wheel, and 1t every revolution
broke rails-some |, 200 rails between Nash.
vile and GallAtin, Damages go. 900. Trains
ere twelve hous behind time in consequences
Of The injury to the road.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

UnounAa NevuuhW1 10 0onooopss
un0hSo1o dpGpC1uD 49,, u1l1o1Yo0his1 -
- - Dun1SGne1 - sl1l = - "
~ ~ peioeasn arrived iron Atlanta,
lhlahlng ~ placs evacuated, they rushsd
- - llaSs - plapdsr; and wsss cap
tneei.
n robel sympathixers ia Nashville ere
6oomy, discouyolale, in consequences Of an
0cfooied rosults Of Shesman's movements.
xsssssteas to The army ars striving daily
0o0 ~ Negth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21
Great Central U. 3. Nail neato

GNASTWARD. 1hrss passeager teeins ron
IlChirago daily Viz Michigan Central Reilrosd,
maxc caose connections, q Dstreit, nosnisg.
moon and evening, with
Great Weeeoen halfway
For Buffalo, Niagara Polls, fesoaso, PariKis, nss.
ton, Prescott, Montreal, Quebsc, Portland. a.
and Il Buffalo and 6sepensios Brides vith New
York Central and New York : Erie Railroads Sor
Rochester, Syraeuss, Utica Albany, New York,
FOUR Daily Express Trains vie Q. ". ny.
from Windsos,. oppesits Detroit. By which Carr
are run through . Toronto without shanao 6
dei.y. making ths most szpeditioas anA 1ssira.
bic Canadian route, - well - - 0uspeseiea
Bridge, Buffalo and ne EAST.
Patent dustefs and veatileloes % III Cnea
U. 8. bank notes ard p0stal csrreney takeu q
par for meal and reffeo6meuts q 81 he 0atiue.
houses and rsltsshnsnt soens . ~ line q IS
Great Western Railway.
Sleeping Carr. Of tae lsasst inpsovsnssss, %
I'll night trains.
Tickets via these favorits Routes 90 y sAlaiu.
ed II I'll the Railroad O6Dces.
4. WALLINor0RD.
Gent Wcst'n Agent. q Lake 81. Chfcaeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

PnlADrLPnlA, Nov. 2l.--The Enquirer Of
this city has special report, taken from
Richmond papers Of Friday.
The Augusta Chronicle says:
Scouts who left Jonesborro, Wednesday,
A. n, report Gen. Howell Cobb with 5000
to 5000 militia. Three brigadcs Of cavalry
attacked the enemy, and was steadily div.
ing them in.
The Enquirer also has the following
IL 10 reported from Buffers headquarters
that on the 18th the rebels captured party
Of the picket line between the James and
Appomatox rivers numbering 60 men.
News from City Point reports the re-.
taking by Butler Of the pickets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

New YoRk, Nov. 90. An Atlanta letter
ofthe 10th, to the Herald, mentions the ar.
rival Of an escaped prisoner from Anderson.
vile, who confirms the statements Of rebe
atrocities toward prisoners; and also states
that in travelling through Georgia ho found
the harvest had been gathered. Barns and
warehouses were filled, and very few rebel
soldiers In the interior; showing that there
y plenty d. subsist the army on, while bu,
little resistance can be expected.
The last train from Atlanta, bound North,
WAS 70 leave ct Atlanta on the 18th.
The only troops in Atlanta, on the 10th,
were Slocum's corps.
A Chattanooga correspondent Of the Her.
old, dated the 10Th inst, states that he lust
arrived from Atlantis. All the arsenals.
loundries, and rolling stock in Atlanta had
been destroyed. All the factories, mills and
foundriss from Chattanoea to Atlanta and
several miles beyond are destroyed, the rail.
ways Quilted, torn up, and all the iron put
beyond use or brought to the rear. Atlantis
U no longer Of military importance, and the
country for miles around it wasted beyond
the possibility Of service to the rebel army.
Atlanta Is in ruins and it's streets viii soon
DO overgrown with grass. For weeks trains
coming North have been filed with Govern
msnt stores and refugees, and the scenes at
The depot have been those Of confusion and
suffering.
Another account says Sherman had his
headquarters on Monday 1t Kingston with
the 14th cops. He had issued an order TEL
hng troops they were about to pass through
country heretofore uninterrupted by other
armies and they were expected to subsist on
the country, taking al the horses and mules
within reach.
Rebel papers state that an immense feet
Of transports have arrived at Mobile Bay.
. The reported capture Of Morgansa by
Buckner IL again asserted by the rebels. but
dates Of the It'll, two weeks after the report.
ID capture received in New York, make no
mention Of IL.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
Gen. Grant Il expected ia Washington on
Monday having been sent for to consult with
the PEOo5dsnt. This fact, In connection with
thot Of the war estimates being based on the
hrge fbsce and active operations. indicate
that the Administration Is determined to
make the rebels feel the full weight Of the
sword.
0sQ. Sherman he's fosled the rebels bv
1aking them believs h d going 70 uobile.
There ars indications that b hss rone "a
4illen, 4 ths junction Of the railroad leed-
II ftea Augusta to Savannah.
1he Peet's Washington special says:
Inc peace fu4GS have 10 other fouofs-
aoa 0na TIE Presidsnt's having ccuoN.
nented Gen. nuales "a his New Yofk spsceA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

Erie Railway.
BurHroed Gauge DoubDe Trask ~ Tslerra>h
te 70 New York, Boston. Phiiadelf6fa.
altimore, HasrisbaFR and III Eoo0oro
Cities, carrying Tie Great Through
United Sta1os uafle,
TxPRESD TRAINS L9AvR DUNHlnR on
IL Buffalo q The asrival ~ III traioo IN -
West via The Lake 0here nailrood. 80 r. ~
emanca - NE arrival u lroins vie the 0sW nrooa
Gauge Atlaetis aed 0seat Wsstsrn RailWay 49,
CSeve!lnds -, giving .passen9esS ~ adean1s1o
Of . Si1 Foot 0srge, eeabisisg saee - eooGSet
without eoa9ee. - wtde, roemy, palaes eaeA =.
rect to New York. a psrfsctioa s(taias1 y =
q IOR InU0UR
between On points Est - YEA ~ beflltiee -
unttva!ed: Forming e1eeo aedecliahlo ooonesaioS :
Ct Dankiyk and Dulalo VIA Woe1ern YSe1s. ss1
= Salamanca With ~ bsso1 0ssgs AtjsSSj2 ~
0rest Westss. Railway, " whis6 reu1s Shsse q
- tsaas6ss bet9epa ~ Yok ~ Cle0p6nnI
!4xprese hoagee tsoino 1oavo New York 6eilv -
~ pOinee u IA Weo6 0akjng . ontok go ~
. !ow rsess = ~ aay eeAse feato. a.
sGsss 8 Is wsss q !: b 6isss :, s - ~.
e. ~ nFee4wy, lew Ysfk, ~ = 49, ~.
IA 9R1NCk1 Weoose IA
n. 4 bAaa. 0sa1 fI1kse A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21
MlsAlgaa Central nallrool.
9rsss Ctas1sl Assts y ~ XSrA ~ AheanaS
80 ~ CbNodoe. \.

ASUuU0 VUD8U0 uDU18 49, IL
0rsss Ctaeeot A1sts = ~ lSra ~ 49,
~ ~ Obae1es. Is
nv AID AFTrR SUNDAY. Nay
~ 18th; 1854, trains win lsavs ths 0ssse Cen.
raj Union Depot, foot q Leks slsset : 1lllswo
30 = ~, 0eelays e2esyeea. Arrive - bsorolS
S:sop. nj Iofostes 4:lS ?. n; Ysspeasiea
'fidge, 4:06 Z -; DaGhle, 800 ,. -; A1Soay.
s:l5P. n. View Yssk, 80 ?. -; De6ssa, 198
.. m.
600 p. m. SATURDAY. ssxesplsd. Arrive /. pe.
troit 500 ., NJ. Toronto, AS .. n; 0uoponeioa
Bridge. AS p. M; 1snaIo. 10 ,. -; xIbaay
AS New York, t1:60A NJ; Boston. 400 ~.
1000 p. =, Saturdays md Sundays sxeep1e1. Al
rive n DetseiA 1000 p. -; Tofoato, sos ,. NJ
Gaspension Bridge, $40 p. m; A1bany, 0slO :,
\; New Verb, S:l6 p. NJ Boston 500 ,. =.
C1N C1NNATI TRAlMO
via Mishigsa Central \. ~
Leave Chicago q $50 .. n, Mail Train; 600
fs:t EapFsss. The 80 p =. trs,a Leaving
Chicago rams through - Cincsneats without
change q cars q baggage. -
Tuttau's Patent ven1iIaGng aaa Warnine Al.
stratus on I'll Cars Of this Company. A eIeeast
Smokers Car, with Euchre Tables, he's lslsly -
added TO day trains. Psasut sleepine csss q
aight trains. Baggage Checked 1hroseh.
Through Tickets for sale q I'll principal Rail.
0ad Omices In the West, q the General ORco.
orner Of Lake end Dearbcu streets. (un1er ~
vermont House, Chicago, and st tie depot.
B. n. RICE, 0es'l bup's.
II. G. WENTWORTH. General Westsrn IVA
Auent Chica1O.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

IocmvIias, Nov. 20.--Gen. Gillem safe
q Knoxvills, with his command in the OUT
posts He Doss in killed, wounded and
missing win not exceed 400 men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

New York Markets.
Nsw YoGx. Nov. -.
PLorR- Shade Gsmer. &9.lo@s.s0 extra
state 10.S5dl1.l0 h. n. o.
WnEAf-Nsrket dull snd lower e2.3S Chi.
cago spring; e1.25 good winter red.
C0N-el.791f9l.e0 In store.
OArs--lsather steadisr; good business. "
ass western.
PoRK-Decidedly lower. e3s. 3sG43e. 80 mess
eSy.75@1A0.00 new; Isl 1870 37. 80 prime.
LAnD-Scarcely 90 firm. 2i@231[c.
WHISKY STEADY 1t 1720l74
SU0AR-fne 2l49S.
PErRoLEUn-Quiet. 45c crude: 67@7Qc re-
fined bound; sSc free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 19.-The rsbels at
tackled our forces At Strawberry Plains, 10
miles above Knoxville, in force yesterday ct
daylight. The fight continued at intervals,
al day. Our forces held their own and re-.
pulsed the enemy at every attack.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21
StesC art AoNse.

s. Elliot 4 Co., Prcp'rs,
Corner Of State and Warrington streets,
Chicago, I'M.
UVHIS House IS NEWLY FURNISHED,
i centrally located. within block or two of oil
the public places in the city, and contains the
largest rooms Of any hotel In Chicago.
style, at old prices. regardless of advances Of
other Chicago hotels, ag25-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

Corner North Clark and KSMs;s Streets,
Chicago. I'M.
UyHlS HOTEL HAS FIRST CLASS ACCOM-
i modations for two hundred Guests, 10 cen
trally located, within three minutes walk Of the
principal Banking houses, Board Of Trade, &c.,
u entirely sew, with elegant furniture, and al
the departments replete with modern conveuien-
ces.
Having leased the above Hotel for term Of
years. and trusting that am sufficiently known
TO merit confederation, solicit your patronage,
believing that the complete and liberal manage.
ment Of the New Revere" will be entirely salts
factory TO you. GILBERT BUTCHER.
au925-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

TNAAlLY 0ROCgR; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
~. On band the best quality Of Provisieos,
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, eta
Second street. between Brady md Perry, D.
export. myl4-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21
Price One Dollar.

Cut this notice out II you desire DR.. HARvEr's
Puts or Book, and If you cannot procure them
of your druggist, do not take any other, for
some dealers who are unprincipled will recon-
mend other Female Pills, they can make larger
profit on-but enclose the money and send d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21

stock Market.
NEw Yosx, November 20.
Stocks dull-Gold, ta1s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-21
PHYSICIANS.

:. ?. WOOD, =. D, D. y. STEWART. =. >.
Drs. WOOD = STEWART.
DAYSIClANS AND SURGEONS. HAVING
u permanently located in Davenport. are pre-
pared to attend TO calls in the various branches
Of their profession, either in city or country, day
or night.
Once In Basement Of National Bank Dr.. Stew
arts residence in the late Dr. Thistle's houee.
near the Methodist Church, on 9Th street.
augl0-dly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

troe, Chsnberain ard Register fromtwo classes -.
ecs Ave nominated By voting % tns nissa 8
Ussae payments and i've by the largest number o.
Frcm the Mayer choose two Of sither f sna me
6Nh his discretion. Vacancies filled by th' sc1in ~
ysst. this body with veto every resolution OF OF
The City and County Government to the extent OF odyins
denying appropriations ana also with ne power o. renov
ing the heads OF departments not elected by the people
A DIME SAVINGS BANK.
Mr. REEDS bill to incorporate the Mecnanlce Dime
Savings Bank Of the City the same a. the Dali
introduced BY Mr. freeman last year. with me OF
the Directors. Among tho Directors named are CIRCLE
VIM. Hall. Cbss Middleton, Alex Wilder, John Graham,
John Enknc. James L. HASTE and some twenty othen
THE CITIZENS FIRB INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr. REEDS bill 10 amend the charter OF tho Citizens
Fire Insurance Company provides that the STOCK OF the
Company be that the par value OF
shares may BE- increased 10 eo0 that the Company may
take inland navigation hks and that the election Of directors
shah take place the hrt Tuesday after the ns Monday IN
January In each yesrhe present Directors TO resa once
TIL January, 1865
CENTRAL PARK RAILROAD COMPANY.
Mr. RYAN introduced bill 10 incorporate the above
company and naming a. ooporato Geo. W. Msrsha Asdi
M. Marshall, Samuel O. Pery, and Others who may
associated with them 20 consruct railroad ovor the
following IN tho city Of NewYork: Commanding at
convenient point the Central Prk ct fhy ninth
and BIth svepue and running thence along sixh
TO Eighth street. and thence BY single track through
double track through Tenth ferry thence on Tenth
10 Broadway TO Ninth street. BY single track 70 Sixth
sysnue together with the connections turnout'
end switches for the proper accommodation OF said company
Fare not TO exceed cents The other sections OF the bill
contain the customary provisions Of city rsilresd acts
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, GAdvGtlsement.J

MILLER e. CARPENTER, Produce Commission
or the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Egg Poultry
Game Grain Flour, Pork, Hops. Seeds beans Dried Euiis
and Country Produce generally No. Erie Buildings N Z.
mo 300 stons We give personal attention 70
he selling Of all goods consigned Liberal cash advances
made on conssamsns Reference; President Of irving bank
NJ Nsrh President Erie Railway Company; President North
Rv,r Bank, and sackett, Belcher l. Co.. NJ Y.
B-Wsned, consignment, State aud Western Dressed
Hog, and choice Dressed Poultry for increasing shipping
and homs trade.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE

FIem ON Special Correspondent
ALBANY Jan. q, 1854
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Assembly held its second Special Session
last evening, when Mr. Brandreth Of westchester In
vigorous speech attacked the policy Of the Democratic
party and especially the Governors late message The
subject win be continued Thursdsy evening, when
10 expected that Mr. Curtis Of New York viii attempt
Q defense Of his party.
RoymG COMMITTEES AGAIN.
This subject again came up IN the Assembly this
morning on q resolution offered by Mr.. hoCann OF
New-York which has lain the table for several days
to appoint Committee to investigate the subject OF
Concert Saloons and other nuisanees OF IKE character
After the decision Of the Assembly IN the rnsttsr Of
the Soldiers Investigating COMMITTEES last week 1t VISA
not 70 be expected tina. the present movements which
MEMBER would have been pressed. The mover. how.
ever called it up and urged It's passage with much peril
nscity. protracted debate OF the most amusing char
actor ensued. and the resolution was finally tabled.
POLICE BILL.
The Committee on Cities, &C., In the Senate had q
stng yesterday afternoon ON the ssoect OF
this bill but separated without coming 30 any conciu.
Son n ns s 90 ns &c sbs aam 20 Of jones'
and Small, and proposition on the part ~ Senator
Laimbsey the mover 70 name a. the Democratic mem.
Der. Elijah y Pnrdy and samuel Jones. Wa held by
The Democr alto Senators the Committee Fields and
Shafsr, under ndvisemcnt. The Committee wiz meet
sgai to-day and resume the consideration Of the bill
Senator Lambeei proposes 20 increase the number OF
Commissioners 70 ave, and names James N. Thompson
a. the ffh member. Whether the Democrats Will en-
t4rtan the idea Of changing the bill In 80 essential
particular 10 doubtful d,rv vsvopx
NJ Bryant introduced q bill Of greet length this
morning Establishing @ Board for retrenohlng the ex.
pendfipYes Of the New-York City Government Yos
Win And an abstract Of Its provisions accompanying
this.
CENTRAL BOUNTY BILL.
One al the most important measures Of the session.
the General Bounty bill to legare the acts Of county
and other local authorities In raising money of the pe
meat OF bounties volpLteers was brought up IN the
senate this morning but did not pess as was ef-
pectcd TO- The ball Is necessarily very ehborafely
drawn so &c to far possible all ooattngen.
ciea and Senator Folger who drew it. was aos present
10 giye certain necessary explanations.
SOLDIERS VOTING.
The special election bill did not receive Its third read
ing in the Assembly this morning rot yet having been
ensrvssed. .
Mr.. McNiel OF Queens County introduced bu %
Consolidate tho Harlem and Central Railroad W pa
nies Mr.. Augustus schell and other leading Harlem
Railroad men, and Dean Richmond and other managers
Of the Central have been about here for some days past
and many Of the opinion that the blu Just noticed
has grown out Of their consultations.
CANAL APPOINTMENTS.
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DONATION vIsIT.-The friends of tho City
Mission In the Eastern District are TO make donson
visit to tho Rev. VIM. II. johnson, City Missionary OF
his house No 50 South Third street, this evening.
This worthy gentleman devotes his time exclusively
to the wants Of the poor and needy His salary has
been inadequate to his own necessities and hoped
that his friends will embrace this opportunity OF giving
him substantial token OF their respect and osteem
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ASSEMBLY.
RKPORTA.

ASSEMBLY.
REPoRIs.
Bv M. WoosIa-To amend the railroad law, fela-
tive to placing the baggage car; Adversely; Nm
Also g regulate the iih freight on the Harlem Rail
BY By M. WaTI-To Incorporate the Pswnsrs Asso'
Also TO regulate the srrage Of funeral professions be-
tween Nsw.York and Brooklyn.
Society.
~, n, NJ. wsH-T0 abolish the Filth D''ri' Court
By Mr. cuR11s-Relstivs TO referees.
| 10 prohibit lottery advertisements.
BY The sPHAKER-To amend the Syracuse City Cher-
BY Mr., McHEr-To consolidate the New.YOrk Cen.
tral and Harlem Railroad Companies
by Mr.. TRORsos-Relsiye 70 the Cemetery In
B M. Cr1IkY-To construct railway through GER.
tain towns IN We2tchsster Comfy.
Nse for Railway from the Hudson aVef 70 Now
Also to construe, Bridge over the Harlem River
Also relative TO the sale Of Tax Lands In Westches'
Also Sr tho ,eiief Of sae woodlswn Cemetery.
BY Mr.. wAuSo--To incorporate the New.York and
Picfmont Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. PncKEEr-Aufhornng INC common Coun'
ell Of New. York to supply said city With sa-
BY Mr.. A. AspR0e-Relst,ye 70 paying 70 oe btate
4 New. York city tayea
By M. BEAsDRKTB-To amend the EIeise law.
BILLS PASSED.
Directing The Queens County Clerk to linden notices
70 amend the Auburn City Charter.
Reisuvs 10 the sale Of Quarantine lands on sts,en
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. CnooH introduced . bill TO provide for the en-
| ting his hment Of fires IN Flstbush. l. l.
by NJ RrID-To incorporate the Mechanics Dine
Servings Bank Of New York. also. TO amend the char
ter 81 the Citiscps Fire Insurance Company.
BIZ Mr. wHITR-To sealise certain rctolltions os the
| NeI. YcfA Common Council
| Nv Mr. lEnEnYp- Commissioners OF Appeals in
| the Nef York Fire Department.
| Nv Mr. RYAs--To construct Rarosd through
the sih avenue. Eighth and Tenth and other streets Of
| New York.
Dy Mr.. DyrAxr-To create q Board Of Rs.cenchnent
| and Control In Eew.York City.
DIV Mr.. hcERI,-For q Town Hall In Janaiss
BY Mr. GLIAsoy-Relstive To Schools In Sag Harbor.
By Nh PLArT-ro incorporate Fire Company IN
Cold Spring Harbor.
BY Mr. SsHTos--To suthnrre Railroad In Thirty.
fourth street and Sixth avenue, New.York.
MOTIONS AND RESOLU Tons.
Tho SsR presented the annual report OF the New
YorR Blind Mechanics Association.
Mr. McCAwN called up resolution TO investigate the
New.YdTt Concert Saloons and moved 10 amend that
the Committee do 80 without charge " the State
Tabled. Adjourned.
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coIrpr cALENDAR-Ta. DAY.

SUpREME COURT-Circuit-Paft mos. "oJ
49, hi ga ss 49, 1909 lol. lol1 1921, $50, 1893
1855, I0si, I043 less, 1858 1911, 1919, lo7s4:
sUPREME COURT-Spccial Term.-Nos. 246, pol
Of Issues Of law and fact.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Trial Tem.-Part Mos
$50. I7li. sos 1888, 1881, an $751; al3s asls s,a3
s54S 634 1853, 275s 1890 $3.50, $685. 3sa. $780, a3a'
CoUHT OF COMMON PLEAs-Spccisl Term
Adjourned for the term.
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ELECTION OF DRRCTORs.-At o meeting OF
the Stockholders Of American Telegraph Company.
held on Wednesday the old Board Of Directors wese
70 elected. X. s. Sanford President; C. Livingston,
Secretary; Francis Morris. Treasurer, and Col Ms-
shall Leffers. Engineer.
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CANS sOUCI SEMINARY, BaIlston Spa
Rev: b. w. SMITH, Principal.

Rev. ID. w. SMITH, Principal.
For Young Ladies' only.
Terms, $lso per year for Board and Tuition In Ensliih
advantages In Ornamental branches The next
semi session will THURSDAY Feb H.
Of which time the Principal will DO In New York. and win No
company young Ladies' the Seminary He also be
the Pacific Hotel Thursday Of each week. between and
until that time For circulars and other information, address
ths Principal d VIE SEMINARY, " Sssee Hetel -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

A BAD BREATH is the greatest curse the
human family Ia heir How many lovers has separated
how many friends forever parted The subject is delicate
youI nearest friends will mention IT, and you are no'sn,
Of the fact yourself 10 eject aridiesl cure nse the BALM
THOUSAND fLowERr a. dentifice night and morning
n also he, the removing all tan pmples and
ec1e. leaving thesan so aud white Sold by al Druggists