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ICeA PHILADELPHIA AND 1894

1864. rAiEnRTi,f EaR RHILhoap. iE5a .AND 1854.
This great line tTaYorses the Northern ana NorlhWest
counties OF Pennsylvania to the city OF Erie Lake Erie
II mas been leased BY the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened throughout Its entire length $500
ii Is now in use for Passenger and Freight business from
sburr Emporium, 90 mies), the Eastern DiNi
sion and om sheffield to Erie as miles,, on the western
Division,
TINE or PAssESGER TRAINS AT rHILApRLrmA, -
HAL Train leaves
Express Tram leaves lVvV
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia ana Lock Haven ana between
Bait more and Lock Haven.
Elegant coping Cars on the Express Train both ways
For Information respecting Passenger business, apply
the S. b. corner OF ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets.
And for Freight business OF tho Company Agents =
IS. b KINGSTON. Jr., corner SIXTEENTH and MARKET
streets, Philadelphia.
j W. Reynolds, Ere.
g. M Drill Agent, n. n. c. R., Baltimore.
II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
LEWIS l.. HOUPI,
General Ticket Agent Philadelphia
JOSEPH ID. POTTS,
ia4.N General Manager, WlliRnBpo
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RAILROAD LINES.
NORTH, SOUTHWEST, AND THE cANADAs.


PASSENGER TRAINS
ISay, me CSmuAnys Depot, at TlllRrEENrH an
All uWuILL Streets, Philadelphia, at the ioilowir
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Residing on tho line Of the road viii be furnished W
cards, emitting themselves and wives TO tickets AZ
fare.
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WEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA


Leave Philadelphia at 30 A. NJ. and 230 p. NJ.
Leave West Chester at A NJ. and 4j0 p. NJ.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 4. M. and 4'9O p. q
and West Chester at rs A. NJ and 45 p NJ, connd
with trains on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cent?
Railroad for oxford and intermediate points.
jai-tf HENRY WOOD, General superintendent
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PANIC IN THE GOLD MARKET,
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THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
ONCE, No. o WALNUT street, viii call for and deliy
Happ1ge and attend 60 an tle uaus branches Of ENpy
business special sseuser accompanies each train,
y. VAN BENsSELAER, Y
3O-tf Superintendent
, 1864-02-14
Chicago Qribnue.


OF ARKANSAS.s'
The following gong WAS written by CaptaIa
Iindley Miller Of the First Arkansas Colo.cd Reg
lment. Captsin Miller says the 'tboys'' sing the
cong on 1Eess parade with On eject which cau
hardly be described, and be adds that 'whI1c it is
not rerJ conservative it viii do to dght with.''
Captain Miller Is son Of the late ex-senator Mfl-
lcr OF New Jersey.
Obi we're Dc bully soldiers Of de "First Of Ar.
We are dehttn' for de Union, we arc hghun' for
de law,
We can lit rebel furdcr dan white man sber
saW,
A. ne 80 marching on:
Glory, glory, hallel9jah, &c.
seedarl above de centre, where do fsass IL wavln'
We goin' ont OF slavery; We arcbonnd for free
We ., mem to show JET: Darts how dc Africans can
is ve ieo marching on. 81.
Wc tab done wid hoetn' cotton. VIC hab done Wild
We ] ase colorea Yankee soldiers now, as sure rs
When de- Msssas hear us yellin' dey'n tluk its Ga:
Is We 60 marching on.
Dey win hab to pay us wages, dc wages OF their
Deg vii! hse to how their forehcads to their COL
oted lith and KIN,
tumble in!
Is wo go marching on.
We heard dc proclamation, massa hueh it as he
De bird he sing it to US, hoppin' on de cotton hil
And De possum up dc gan uee he co1laa't Eecp It
Still
As he went climbing on.-
Dey said, Snow eolorcd bredren, you ehall be for
Froln DC first Of January, cightcen hundred sixty
We heard it in dc r1bcr goin' rushln' to do sea,
As It went sounding on.
Father Abraham has spoken, and de message has
De prison doors he opened, and ont do psis'nars
TO ;oin d. sable army Of dc ..Africau descent"
As We GO marching On
Den fall IN, colorea btedren, you'd better do it
pcon;
die tunef
To lre wid 1cn now this mornin', well! be far
away At ECON,
As we 60 marching on.
GooDnlcAs LANDING. La, JauuaEy IL. 1861
, 1864-02-14
pROPOSAIS FOR FORAGE

l. a1qn Czr 91aETsRAAsTzs S- ;s..s1sr !. o15rssi
Sss e :a'(l;i1sS e "a =
aie1.roria, and Fafs Morzoe Va Of eItaer Of ti,t.
'siss s: III s. sss ses
ofeota Or cat ane % tons OF sa5 ss upwascl-
ns q 10 e.
# paics faey IN ma.e oevc7tes thSseak re q1aa
shen sstt silve1tts 4hall ee eocnosced iai shs-*
is riica muss bs ~rtstzn on. ia words o. ,aa b4a,
seS'e p9t np y Eeoa ssou5 i, sssSs a. about
TO the Gcve1uuees The na5 Raa straw 70 ba tscEsis
Ttepsr ,enas kind or 4crr ZION OF e.ts esrn hs5
Or ssEaw. pEepose 70 &c delivered NUT b statat r
al ID stcles one1e oader the bis herein tnvts4s~
al aS 0' n'
n ne a. sea s T. y s,s , 1
ass w-oie smonnt conuseted for shall ns7a besn IL
Is ht:cer mi 10 Required to accompany ~ pss.
al r,ss ~ sEnsd ~ sxs = %
Sitals ttn sa;. therssef sxsSate n sos:.ast d
equal 10 tte amount Of tie, co2ttaet,t denvet tHf
NaEs Il ce1o II w,sh s. 2 e e t
t. g
ioxest rs.poE,,o'e steasT OF the ps:son - xhou lit
S.9e VI s:.s.; e ssex1
coeeor e aee 81 x r q M otaer
I'M sa ssaiea = '-lme.t, Of Responsible Pasr'1
III sssess VII! oe auly ocuae' Of fsna aossstsseao&
'rssiss s tss .5pG OF e4oa
teieFe5 Z .es Erepssat l. xsa.r asaua
IT, Il b c' .:n sa:-'s b pl1.H married efopekak
bosss il sr soua! 20 the amoi;u ii ,ft Id
g reqhiie Of he .u.cessu bidder q biddaTs oscS
Hank lorna Of niSs. xnssaa,e. ). and boa..r r.x -
, 1864-02-14

Walker ThRdeus we'll Masn Matthew
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ND Welsh John
Wstsoa 2flaa Wee& OENs97 Watson James
M+hSer FW Wsidon n j Welch Thomas
Wsnzsr Sidney wagner LR - Wallace John s
Wrhxfer 4 IT1fson B n WApb2thmr,
Wri1s f3ror7e " Weifer Weed Mr. -
wilkins Wridner rN---Weylon
Warner E&nos -.
YouueAB Young JssE...'- York Herbert
Young Those Young Jefers ntates Jerome
Young mr Young F"---
Zimmerman Jno:Zimmesnan l.
Initials
Corresponding Secretary 4 I'M o.. .Eurlki. -.
Statistical atsIcr.. ..SectrT Eyanston Conncsl,
Al MJ....1s C...:Post odlee Drawer n1s.. As.
trslogsr... Gen1 AT aoNetS o--..Ted. 9 bo!
sM4.::;kS T.-.;NP H.;7 .Ma4qfsctq1eE of Wheel
Eds EaEmets A4yosats RsT PTSRssstoF u.s.
:. secly Fa1her Kemps Old Folks. Chicago Cor
+ boz isss-. .Comig ooS @ 8. Hta nts iafty..:.
Eynns' Gift Book store. Charles Hotel. . Randolph
St.. ..Strangsr. city o. Chicago.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must ad1
u Ole open from 1st Of april to 1st Of November
ffcn, ILL sp. From, November 1t I'LL April
1ss fnp: y. NJ iii ,. NJ, and on Sundays frou, $50
: ssass =; . 4'"'1 J.L. sCEnrs, Pm
, 1864-02-14
I uufman1's 5prri6r.
:Tlar a11D pen1p.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
IL TURE, WARRINGTON, D, c.. Dec. Is. 1ass
Tg ,hs Growers apd 4anat ssalefs q FlaI and her:
so5 ssttnE Of Hon. J. Morehead of feunsSsTan,a'
Mtn!am Bailey. Of Rhode 1sland. .nt John T.
to1 Ras male , hy the last Congress, ":
fof investigations to test the pTAct1cabtlt:y OF
cultiyatinE and preparing aa1 and hemp - sabad-
tute for cotton, twenty thousant dollars."
Having met, and after several days Investigation
believing that further and :uer notice. Of thllr IN
y ssiganons might prot'uSe vauaa!e, Essnis.. sd.
t0urned to meetagAn on Wednesday thr eth day Of
February nezt, at + o'clock ".
They reQueat all interested In the distribution Of
this appropriation. anxious TO develop tho subject
Tor the pubnc good, TO send 70 this Department. On
or before that day, samples OF Il heElp nax fu
tas different ssages Of PREPARATION Of shs fhres sad
ments o The various Processes used. and the OF
production IN each case: a!so descriptions Of the
kinds and cost Of mAehlnesg uaed. where made. DO.
together With any and all Information that m.y b
useful to tho Commission.
This iufofmaiiou Is NECESSARY befpse tutell!geaE
distribution Of the appropriation car ne IEasie
SAAr NEWTON
tcs3.tte7.2n Commissioned
, 1864-02-14

% :: :. !~1!. ! :E1 ~ q. III -TK "a.
.Vs ,7:7 e: y s..} :;
, 1864-02-14
Special Nnt1ccs.



s. mnatby is bceu,fui thing, for 1t exhibits the
anGeIlc" Part OF human nxia1e: We 1erpF mud
f; mEs sincerely symps;n!se E.h Itos. few she1lng
They are dtprivcd Of ooe Of the eectual reno
S.. Tor conchs Colds. 6c ever given TO inc public
ee seGsiSye W. W5en IL a aqs w9
;{,!te; s;ce sns = eens Per botle can b. lsd q ~
11o1lowayss PilIs-Iere=naz1c
EDuriag this delicate WIZ 3
correcting those ndispos1rloas and nsufesns rheT
ness 10 WHICH tht5 are subject at ths ner1oo NV
an e1e1 ii tSoea 20 " ieh
'tasion my iaEt win psstss sassds. ~ F.!
I'll bqnFxiss 5qe G a ste aud si s4 pot fcs
DIR. -Jarncs,
Formerly Of ss1aes H,srlta., Custom Honse street.
New Oritaps eet tahe1ed IN tSo GOV Of u l.snaolra
street thirre, nuts. sicciAlist IN the 1ealmsne
Of n1oc1 c11rs Phea Wiz
out re: o::: a.rrcury, Iooldc Poiaselt Aftenlc or
sarsara. r. James Uses a h;6os GsssTnna' d,.saaes
tun o. business. Or ~aiailcd hs1edl:asiiy csus!ng
loss % n CT n.ed hed sud he ony cge for
III uld Iisesses q tic MOST H9Kki6LE CLASS.
os5es xos5e tas sce eas ssa
the hcnd bones. liberated 1hro nose. limbs and
body. sctotuls, together with an endless number Of
IT. Jsulct Is recommended BY the press generally
Of the eouta The medic.l fAcuty ant rrolee ors Of
Remember 1'r. JAmes' Once aad Parlorx are ut 81
Nandoth. hetwcen State aud Dearborn streets
/, ofles 9rcn from 4. ii. untlisP.M. Consul,n.,ons
, 1864-02-14
Dartlisf).

NORTHWE> TERN VARNlSH
~ MANCFACTURINQ COMPANY.
'Omce 232 Lake Street, mp stairs.
VIC are now prepared to I'LL orle.s tor Coach Cas.
Furniture and House Painters. Farntshes maze from
the best material In market, and unsurpassed for
B1il1aney, Durability and Color.
Our prices .ro - low as those OF any EAste-n NAE.
uacIn:er thereby saving the consumer tie cost OF
t1auspnrtatol-
city Free OF charge. JOHN Cit CEu, Pres't
+ r YAY MESS, Gent Agent. faItti,15,0t
, 1864-02-14

Eonfdon:ial Physician. fformrry Of st. Louis No.,
corner Of MonroG Chicsec, ILL.,, half b!o7& fro. ii.
Post Office. Oh all Chronic niseaseA. aud usaases nj
treats With unparalleled snccc.a- Rooms separate.
where Ladies ahd tn't mtn can consult tie Doctor
With the ttrfctc2t privacy. Office hours rom 4.
't"8P; NJ: sundsys 70 g II A. NJ. Communications
colsdrntsl. Col eu}t2:icns Address r. D. Box
ISL Enclofc two stamps En sei iis Guide to Health
From thr Doctors long cxEes1snee tn ttosrltsl and
lnter perfect c1res for I'll Chronic Diseases teir
most severe and complicated sta: e. IN very short
time. without thu usr uf mercury.
Young meu suffering from scl!.sbHsc are Invited 70
call. A perfect cure warranted. FemA:a ltrckuiAfi-
hav4ng any Obstruc.tous 10 marriage. should can at
o',ce and be cured. Dcbt Of city references - to
ability and eucctet, 1t11M56llw
, 1864-02-14
Hair lEy-y Hair KDre..

Hair Dye! Hair Dye..
BACHElCR'S celebrated HAIR DYE II 1Hh NEs-
N 1HE WORLD. Tho only uAhsLEss, TKuH and RKll-
<ALE Dye Known; Thf splendld Hair H. pye T. reFseet
a.ossI BLACK or NATURAL. BRowK. without Inlu!tns
he Har or Staining tbs Skin. leaving tho HA!r Soft
sorng It's prslnc color aud rtciines the Ill eeIs o.
Sad byes. Tue Genuine If signed WILLIAM A. BAcs.
xLsA, al Others limitations, and should be
4yol4ed. Sold by an druggists, &C. Factory, g bar
, 1864-02-14

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, g. s

N ARMY. no. 70 souh street,
c,,., nAL-IxoRI. Mn., February 10th, ts9i.}
6RALED PROPOSALS lin Junl[rate} will be r.
cciVed At This O1ce uniil II II enTHiitsDAY. Feb-
rraEJ 18th 1at for furrte tnc ni;ed Sates Yu.
FOUR THOUSAND &A,alG} LEAD QE AGEE CAT
TIE, n tsc hoof,
Delivered at hcStas Ci tia Scalt at Baltpose. Nd
IN lots OF Qo0) one 1lonsa nd each cv.ry ti1} fcn
da1s; 70 be weighed within one and half daya afsT
arrival. ~ the expense af the contractor TbsY must
average about xsG} thirt4e en- hundred pou1ds gyoes
weight, all falr4 short Of (fnCQ3 oua ibpueaoo
pounds Krpss weight, Rnls. atarH Oxen CeHS HalEerA
and HorncSa E&;t1e Viii b reected
4 deduction OF :eo flo> pounds will be made Etpua
, 1864-02-14

Formerly Assistant Surgeon /. - NuEo Hospital.
Santa Marie. Itshon, ,.ertuEa. md Surgeon 70 Moh
himself to the treatment Q: nsaglons blood diseases
Chicaco, III. has csah,::sed Tor him rnprcc
led reputation IN cgEtnK serofula hhsn'
&c. without tic Of mercury. Tue Sn-lous con'
rltcsed IND dtstresslaE o1eHses nci sat = aeA!es
Mu-eniD vi lis South CLARK street -. Box u. ny
tcloftlg Is ccnts in kastAEc etnps, The
.States. {e7-EG5 avis
, 1864-02-14
Beware of False Prophets,

Beware of False Prophets.
Who to sestore hatr % it, natHr colr
Nth poisonous and imperfect dyes OF sulpter and
seAd. CiuSTAuOl.O'S is THE ONLY DYE :hat Is
ger ectly clfAns refIecEy pure perfectly sure PET
perfectly ro1konlese; perfectly ll:atcs natnre and
combines II itself I'll the Of perfect dyc
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied bs all Hair
Il o sire. iAltplt3lMIs
, 1864-02-14
q

0rsbor1t Henry .Ao'1.iclc7 Petet
U'Conuor Greg ED'Nall Charles
Otis Gorge ) DR. V'.,onal1 l'atyfca
Oakcs George Oakley Girl P
O'Bryan TfmctlYOaklin Charles q
,OJ.eary Richard O'ifAni01 Patrick
lOfEeis!v Eugene ONeil Il
cOsCopnelf : prnnham a 9
O'Dsy Daniel O'sni!!Fan Aflchl
Oltphant G,arid Orr Ja,llc5
o, HarrAh Charlr9 0lm5teatl Daniel.
o'Eei1 Charles o'Itc51on James
, 1864-02-14

TIE ECONSPIRATORS IN C0UN-
GIL,
, 1864-02-14

-: LAB1LTrIBs.
Tie an r. cunt q r. fllabI.ies. due or not dus>to
nss r. 9T StasF 81 dns Zone.
Losses adjusted and not due. .... 5soeo 20
Lesass anadlnstsd, In suspense, ralt;nxfor
Al otseT sslss; aEainsf the Company sfs 'l'' -
sman'tor printing, DC .;:..-.......-..-....
Total liabilities ..::.s1se 'e6s s.
TIE greatest amount N any oue ely town, village
GSh asssas q s
Cnpy Of the charter nle with the Auditor o1nll-
n' ena i' 9ns6saasse TH6mas L. ALEXANDER, President
dssIEs hss31a15 T. I.5sar2 HTSpEF is9 ssfSSs!sts iS
/, STATE OF coSEEc rICUT, HARTFORD. C,yuS-
e 9e{pns usasZ e na
~ 9sssa{ ss5si q e. Ed essa
'"" HcaS7 Fowler, Justice of shs Peace,
Certificate to expire tle ass day Of January q:
usrt1TG r. thsn ,: T. MI9snsaass
es 8 s u its sdis h.Ga n q tnes 1a
AZ e tsgGas a sgense nsq5
}tnos" spproved February H. ISIS, ind a. scs amen
,
e. eis fS Il 81
So sEfS s
ACTION of.he hH:lnets q ths SID Company and tnlly
ana .hsp s.
Agents. sesil Is taken aaa he'd vslld as served
& q q &1nsr*opany - and waving al claim Of crror by
g 81 ~ 2s az prs,!sea. Ct
& II Si + J. S HsbhRS & 5fssi Fl
H.. Antt 81
, 1864-02-14

Sold hy LORD 4 gMITH. Rhoaeaaie DrngEsts
wlosn Ill ofdess msy Be Addressed. je1ngss1ywT&x
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Board OF Councilmen.

OFFICIAL.
srArEp sEssiox-MoSpAy. March IA, 1884,
Two O'Clock r. NJ
The Board met, pursuant to adjournment, 10 thsr
rreseut-James Hayes. Esq., President, in the chair
and the following members
Councilman Heay, Keenan,, Riley, Brophy, Hagerty
Henernan Ryan, cross Repper, Roster, Houghtaln ia
vand, McGrath, Opdyke Jacques schae!cr, Cook, Bran
The minutes OF the preceding meeting were read and
approved
Councilman Gross was here called 10 the chair.
RESOLUTIONS
BY Councilman Riley
Resolved That permission be aud is hereby given 10
Taylor Wilson, No 13o Franklin street, 10 receive and
deliver goods sidewalks front Of their premises
during the pleasure Of the Common Cosnci
Which was adopted
by Councilman KosTER-
Resolved, That crosswalks be laid on both sides or
Jackson street. across South street to the ferry under
the direction OF the Crcton Aqueduct Board.
which wa. referred 70 the Committee on Streets.
by Councilman BgIcE-
Whereas, . resolution passed the Common Council
Board Of Aldermen, December IL, 1885, Board OF Coun
clncn, Iecember H. 1883 approved BY the Mayor be.
cember l5 1868, authorizing directing the Ccmptro
: '-aw his warraYt in favor o. Patrick sunn, for
lifting up psl q Isa.a .aSS sSS - ~. a .''
whereas, the said Patrick Dunn never at'ed up .n'
same aud therefore is not Justly entitled TO The same
Resolved rna, the said resolution favor pairies
Dunn and the same is hereey repeMco anu
Which was adopted.
By Councilman HAvIASp-
Resolved. That Weet Ientu sNues W numbered,
under the direction OF the street Commss, ,oner
which vas referred 10 the Commitpe on Streets
subsequently Councilman BRASroS moved TO recon
sider such reference. =
which was carried. -
yha resolution was then adopted.
nv Councilman FuzeEvALD-
Resolved That permission be and hereby s given 10
Patrick Coogsu aud lchard Dudgeon 10 regulate grade
and set curb and gutter stones and nag the sidewalks 10
frout Of their PREMISES 0h street. between the Sec
ond and Third avenues the work 70 be done 81 their own
proper cost aud expense under the direction OF the
| street Commissioner.
Which adopted.
\ ~ Councilman VI, ,GEAIH-
| Resolved That the sidewalk the south side OF
twenty rst street between First aud Second avenues,
be Jagged space four feet Wide through the middle q
the same where already done, under the direction OF
| the street Commissioner.
which was referred 10 the Committee on Streets.
Bv Councilman Mc3RAH- .
Resolved, That permission be and u herepy 9ven 70
George Petre Brother erect wooden awning IN iront
OF their premises, southwest corner OF Twenty y.hrst
street and Third avenue, said privilege 10 remain during
the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which was adopted
BY Couucilman RuRy-
Resolved That permission be and u s hereby given to
J0ha Taylor Sons erect small shsd on the bukhead
between North Moore and Franklin streets 10 continue
only during the pleasure Of the Common Council.
Which was referred to the Committee on Whsrvcs.
Plcrs and slips
by Councilman JoysE-
Resolved, That the Committee on National Anahs be
aud thew are hereby directed y procure suitable tand
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

p,OR sALE--rHf SMALL, NICE BROWN STONE
Housc 30 IVES, Thirty fourth street, with Furniture
complete good order. occupied by Possession
once desired For particulars apply 10 j. p. HALE, T3
r. cadwsv.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

A COUNTRY SEAT AT FoRDHAM CON THE HILL,
"A FOR sale with barn. carriage house as about three
large and 9 nyenlent and commanding fine view Apply
10 r. II. CUDLlPP, ll9 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

EOR sALE-A LARGE FRAME HOUSE. BEAUTIFUL
~ ly situated Pacific street, Glove road with two
lots Of ground attached The grouuds are taste uy laid
OUT and well stocked with fruit and shade trees and
shrubbery, &c, For parti ienlars apply TO s. H0NDLOW,
Mechanics Bank Buildings, Montague street. near Court
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
HENRY KEEILER

date Of Phalon's Establishment. N. Y
DROPRIETOR OF THE NEW YORK
L Fashionable Shaving, Hair Cutting. Shamroon-
ing, Curling and Dressing Saloon,
In the Basement of the Neil House, unde
the Postoflice,
where satisfaction will be given in all the varou
Ladies' and Children's Hair Dressing done in the
0'ss Ss IVA Warm ana Cold Baths can be had
at all hours.
lyIl-dly 0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08

w lN fOle
Every Family at this season should use
sAMBURG PORT WINE,
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and benef-
cial qualities, highly esteemed by eminent physi-
clans uscd in European and American Hospitals,
and by some Of tho first families in Europe and
America.
AS A TONIC
IL has no eaual causing an appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine OF most
valuable grape.
AS A DIURETIC
II imparts healthy action of the glands, kidneys
and urinary organs very beneficial in dropsy, gout
and rheumatic affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Is pure article from the juice Of the Port grape,
possessing medical properties superior TO any other
wine in use, and an excellent article for all weak
and debiliaed persons and the aged and lnfrm, i'm.
proving the appetite, and beneftting ladies and
children. Try 1t once and you will not DO deceived
H5- Be sure the signature Of Alfred Speer Is over
the cork Of each bottle. Sold by Druggists who also
@il the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, choice old
article imported only by Mr.. Speer direct from the
vaults of 0porto The trade supplied in Philadel-
pha by French, Richards h Co., and BY all Whole
sal Dealers in Eew York, and by A. SPEER, at his
V'nSri" 'PnSrriin"cipai office, No. eos, broadway,
New York. HN ng ftt
octl5-d6meod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08

nUPLEx ELLlPTIC HOOP SKIRTS,
~ The most Popular and FLEXIBLE IN S use; For
saleby 5s.s bAtr ~! sUN,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
New Army Watches.

& A RRANDALE 4 CO., Importers, 1877 Broadway,
N New York, want Agents II, every county and
every regiments for tho sale Of their new styles Of
Watches. Unusually liberal terms are offered to
Agents. Send FOR circular. may2l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
i.fkEl8aFEc.s Us
1864. 1860.
Winter Arrangements
J" TIME CHANGED. TIT
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
Cleveland, Columbus
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Three rrai1as Daily
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JiF FIRST TRAIN. ir1ahsli1g
NIGHT EXPRESS--Lcayes Columbus at sAoA
A. Will stop at Delaware Ashley, CardinEton,
Gead, Gallon, and at all stations north Of Gallon.
% 1aa SECOND TRAIN. 20 oaijahi4
NEW YORK EXPREsS--Leavss Columbus at
lo25 A.. N. Will stop at Delaware, 4Cardington.
Gallon Crestline Shelby. New London. WELLINGTON
3 THIRD TRAIN. saa9l lsr
MAIL AND EXPRESS---Leaves Columbus at 2zo
p NJ Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby and
At Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Berea. u4 -t
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road ~
oaso 60 kaToaa kfY for P PtsSafs. BhsdepEia and BATH
Al Shelby, with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road. Also. for TOle-
W At TIC Grafton a1Si FOR Toledo and Chicago.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie.
Dunkirk. Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON all
Night Trains 10 Chicago, New
York and BOSTON.
a-Baggage checked through 10 New York and
Boston, via Cleveland also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline.
RETURNING:
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 1904. M.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 200
Pm. n
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus at
9lO =. NJ.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
Il. s. FLINT,
Supt., Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
Agent. Columbus. Ohio.
Columbus. November ], 1854.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-13
Latest News.
FROM GEORGIA.

Sherman's columns are very much scattered. At last
aecou Gen. Hardee diminishing with the enemy
advance in Efngham county. while heeler was hacking
and pegging away at the guard less than 40 miles
this side The impression prevails that attempt to cross
the Savannah River at or below Sisters Ferry will be
made. Precautions have been taken prevent the ex
ecuon of such design is also rumored that Sherman
main force is the Central Railroad about % miles from
Savannah. If this is correct both armies each
other So say the Augusta papers of the 9Th
The Columbia Caronian of Saturday says: " Gentle
men from Savannah report that city perfectly sae and the
prople confident Sherman is there thought to be making
his way towards Daen Brunswick. in preference to a
journey through the swamps and rice lands Of South Caro-
lima His difficulties hourly increase but he has not yet
reached that point which indicates to commanders his
future route. We learn that the citizens of Barnwe and
Beaufort Districts behaving noby and have rallied to
man in defence of their homes and families
The enemy the S. c. made another attempt last
week get possession of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad, but again driven back Gen. Beauregard
arrived Charleston last week and pushed to the
scene OF operations,