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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-04
Mr.. chase's Communication.

Speculations on Fessenden's Policy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

War SPR,so WILL BalEe FsRru.-
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times says tho North and
West lie under the danger Of thinking
that the rebelIion 10 caving in on oil four
sides from weakness. The soldiers think
that through the opening Of the coming
spring, the CRIMES Of Lee, Lsngstrset and
hagruder will strike at 10 with vast
forces, got from . comprehensive and
arbitrary CONSUMPTION, and will 90 far roll
back the advantages We gaised 10 the
fall Of 1868 - to pro!opg the war BY
another year, and add >soo,ooo,coo t.
orr debt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

- kSAffAsp, Pei. 4
1koS10onoe 1prs, j6nD Nyspoea list.
Va Lee1on1Gff{ ~. atslvel ttis svse,oe.
TNeD61A1h 4coo6aloo r6nG1ns aoeA6sob6,
vje1Ga He@o 80 " : btecsfnl so1utioa.
shoeeh Aeeseiaa sfeees etonsoesd march
~ tee 0ehaesUie, -.
TIE pisate AlAbo1s repeeeed q See0Ap
peeo o - - Of Dsesobss.
Lospos, Jan. electromagnetic. Miinss
0tboso ~ 49, ad1sesing his eoeseiss
susa AZ Askeee ~ psedteeed speeey -
vival a the cotsea tsaAs cd plentiful sap
pllse. He Sosvsyst ths idee that The
sloseio6a ~ - bsoe0sisl = Gagiaod.-
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49, e Gaalood. Hse eo00seeo wight
~ 6nelaGl1 asooete1 6 . 61eaeo tj0s, -
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eNos6o 10 stap the sspply q sach vssesls.
he asossted .Hhae Bs1lss1 he'd aeted 70
vstd ~ Auseieans . she woald like
iAoefica VI ct toward her In similar
emergency. Hs uttered no prophecies -
q tie isaue Of shs waf, bat eontsudsd
that slavery was tie whole motive, esd
shss the South we're che sggressors, In or
der TO found : slave empire.
4UO VJU0O a0o0SSbo sVsSSAy %1SoVesO
bsea abendooed.
! b Asosher ssit hes been commenced
sgsisss her. Ospt. Pseten bad che vssssl
efrssted On . claim Of two thossaad
M Dasish rsfusal q The Asstse -Prss.
siss dsmasdo bad rsaoAed those govern
menes, end, - snnouncsd, the Austsr-
Peussisn troops would march without fur.
thes delay into Schleswig.
4 frankfort letters ssy that the opinion
bore prevailed that Austris and Prussia
must 6sve me to debate understanding
with England.
The London Globs expresses condolences
that peace vii! % maistained now that
ewo substsutial 0overnments have been
substituted for the shsdowy German Diet.
FaAxcs.-Ths debate % the address sill
continusd il tho Ohsobsr Of Dspotiee.
All the opposition smsndmssts have been
rejected.
BEaIrx, Jan. 2l.--It il asserted that
Rusns declared that II the London protocol
be suspssded, che will Immediately renew
her claios 70 0otorp, portion Of Holsteip.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05


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m.r.v mar.r
lAD
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

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The East Amount Of Good Health
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and which, II nes regularly sxpsfisnesd. VIII
produce
MISERY AND DEATH:
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AND - faAf
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and examine our instruments whether they wish
to buy or MT
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nj BLACK0foN1, n ASS.
0BNfLnanN The three American Organs
purchased Of yoa for the use Of our ehurehes,
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uss one year. Il gives ne much plsssurs TO say
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

From Thss uhebbuek. O0aaiss snA Director Of
Mysie Of the First Baptist Church, Spring sid,
nass.l - - essnssssls!n;Ao =:
tsStiae the qualities Of your different styles Of
Americas Ofgans IN consiast with those " other
mAksrs do net bs6Stass 70 sayi lAhat IAnd in
then superiority, bsth in sxquisite parity,
saoothusso and volume Of tore, In delicsts and
pleasant touah and prompt respopsein fapidiplay-
inc. eau ehesefuliy nveounsni ahsm to any
pesson Who may wish 10 oun or play upen such
q instrument nearest perfection.
Respectfully yosrs, Taos CHuBsUoK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
New York Market
NEW YORK, December 20

NEW YORK, December 20.
oOTToN-More active and higher; 81 23@1 25 for
middling, closing quiet.
FLOUR-State and Western 2O925c better; more
doing; $40 1O9lO rs for Extra State 9Ol Is for
Extra II. O., lsud $l1 2O9l2 90 for Trade brands;
market closing quiet.
WHIsKY-RirmeI; Western s. 1902 %.
WHEAr-More activei 3@Sc better; Milwaukee
Club SIPS Winter Red Western So Sc; Choice Am.
Der Kentucky 50 go.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY-Quiet.
00RN-DulG Mixed Western 800 in store and
oAfs-ic better and quiet; 81 Os@1 os for Yves.
tern.
COFPEE-Quiet; Laguayra 41@44c; Maracabo
4lG144e; Java IG9ISc st. Domingo 4Oc.
sUGAR-steAdy; CarafedN. o. &c; Havana TX
MOLAssEs- Quiet; Muscovado s5c.
PETROLEUM-F1rm; Crude 55@956c; Refined in
bond 76c; Refined free 9599So.
WOOL-MOre tone to the market but the business
done is quite moderate.
PORK-Pirmer and closing somewhat Irregular;
$3s 5000 so for 1868 A mess cash. $50 0O93T 90 for
prime; $3S 5l030 for primo mess. Also 5000 bbls
new Jan. aud Feb, buyers option, at $I2 2542
7t; 1000 bbls mess, Dec, at $50.
BEEP-Steady with fair demand at about previous
prIc eS. Beef Hams steady.
OUT MEATS-More active.
DRESSED HOGS-Firn at lie for Western.t
LARD-Rather hrmer but. not very active at 20H
OPS.
BUTTER-Little more demand and firmly held at
5000 for Western and $4,000 for State.
CHEESE-Firm and rather more active at 1921,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
From the Potomac Army.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF PoFoMAC, Dec.
ls.-There is little of interest 70 report
from this army. Our Commander seems
to be waiting for Sherman's operations as
well as Of th0ss Of the feet which sailed
from Fortress Monroe.
A good deal Of firing has been going on
at Dutch Gap Canal during the past few
days in front Of Petersburg.
The enemy a day or two ago opened =
new 100 pound gun and has been since in
dustriOusly engaged in throwing shells At
the road trains as they pass q certain point
of the road in full view of their gunners,
but they have done no damage whatever.
nor are they likely do 90, until they ere
with moFe accuracy.
This morning a salute Of 100 guns Was
fired in honor of toe great victory Of
Thomas over Hood. The rebels sulIeuly
threw q few shells in reply, bat done no
damage. Last night the Pickets on the
right of the line were active in keeping an
exchange Of compliments all night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

Keyboard OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A regular
meeting of the Board of Supervisors for
this county was held at the Court House
yesterday. After some preliminary bust
ness Mr.. Wilson offered the following:
"Ordered that all soldiers who enlisted
under the Presidents call of Feb. LIST,
1864. for 200, 900 men, and who were mus
tered into the service of the United States,
and credited to Ohio County from the 9Th
day of February to the 10Th day of Feb
ruary including both days, and who re-
ceived no bounty from Ohio county under
the order of the Board passed February
18th, 1864, shall be paid bounty of three
hundred dollars on the presentation of the
certificate of the mastering officer accred-
tied as such by the authority of the Secre-
tary of War.
Mr.. Salisbury offered an amendment.
provided loan sufficient to pay the same
can be negotiated for two years at G per
cent"
Mr.. Wilson accepted the amendment and
the order was passed,
The object is to provide for the payment
of those who enlisted between the periods
named with the expectation of receiving
bounty but of whom no report was had
until after the quota of the county was as
certained to have been filled.
A committee of three was appointed to
carry the order into execution.
TIE following was unanimously passed:
Ordered that the Board Of Supervisors
of Ohio County do offer. a bounty of 500
from the treasury of said county to any
recurit who may volunteer into the service
of the Uuited States, and who shall be se-
copied and mustered into said service and
credited to Ohio County from the 9th day
of December, 1884"
No other business of public importance
was transacted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
About the Capture of Fort meal
liGtRr.

NEW YoaK. Dec. 2O.-Ths HeraId's Fort
McAllister correspondent says Of the cap.
ture of that fort: At 400 .. m, on the l4th
GenI HaEsn placed his division in position
with another division of the 18th corps a.
support, and the order was given when his
gallant division marched At double quick
forward, leaPed the sbsttis surrounding
the work, plunged through the ditch and
scaled the PAraPets of the fort 10 feet in
length and sWarmed into the work under .
hot FIRE, which while il cut down many,
failed to check the advance, aud the work
was OuFs Most Of the garrison being be-
Wildered by the sudden sweep Of our vet
Grams surrendered in haste, bat Others
stood by their guns aud fought until they
were cut down. Not over three minutes
elapsed after our veterans leAped the para
pet ere their cheers announced the work
done to the eager troops stretched around
the doomed city.
Oar captures were 200 prisoners, 81
heavy guns and q large quantity Of ord
nance, substance aud supplies, besides
an open port through which Gen. Sherman
can draw all his supplies
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
Latest from Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. Dec. 2O.-An OfiCer Of Gen..
Rosseau's staff, from Gen Thomas head
quarters, arrived last night. Our forces
were then at Spring Hill Hoods army,
or the remnant of it, Was At Duck river.
which he was crossing as fast as possible.
All of our wounded we're left at Frank
I'm, and also all the rebels seriously
wounded, including Gen. Quarles, OF Ten
nessee, formerly Supervisor of Banks in
this State
Yesterday morning Gen. Hatch captured
three guns from q rebel cavalry force at
Spring Hill. Our total captures OF arlils
Iery from Hood amount TO 81 pieces
The loss Of Forrest and his attack On
Murfreesboro on Thursday last, iS estima-
ted at 1900 killed and wounded, who fell
into our hands.
The rebel army, from all accounts. hAs
become utterly demOTaliEed. unable TO
make a stand, and with scarcely any artil-
lery.
The telegraph is working to Spring Hill,
and trains will run to franklin this morn
Gen. sohOseId was in Columbia yestsr-
day morning.
Our total wounded in the battles OF
Thursday and Friday will reach but q feU
over 2, 900.
The river 10 rising rapidly, with IS feet
OF water on the shoals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

port Of the Military Academy. and Oili Iu
supply the deheiencies 10 appropriations
for the year ending in June next.
The House then passed the Senate D. .
creating the rank OF Vice Admiral Of ths
Navy.
On motion of Nh. SPaulding. . rssoIu-
ton was adopted providing for the aP-
POiutme1t of Commission 70 examine the
Northern and Northwestern cities FOR q
navy yard, aud report next December.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the Presidents Message.
Mr. Myers made q speech against slavery.
Mr.. Ross made q speech in favor Of
states rights as preserving peace
Mr.. Farnsworth replied, cOntending that
the only way to peace war through war.
The House adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
Geueral Foster's Operations.

NV YoRK, Dec. 2O.-Gen. Fosters OPe.
ratious on the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad are thus detailed by the HeTaId's
correspondent:
On the the 9th inst. the whole army was
advanced TO within 200 yards of the road
to cover the operations OF q lAre working
party from the 55ih Massachusetts, who
were sent TO cut down q forrest, so as to
open . range for our artillery The enemy
used the railroad embsnkment for breast
work and skirmishing ensued. Soon a sig
nal was given that the 18th had accom-
plished their work and our forces were
withdrawn. This the rebels took for q
Fepulse, and rushed forward With q yell -
They paid dearly for their rashaes5, as At
the proper time they were received with -
whitening ERE aud soon Afterwards re-
treated.
Our line was then resumed with skirm-
ishers in sight of the railroad.
Our artillery has command Of the rail-
road through the window made in the woods
by our men. Among the guns Is position
are some 80 FOUNDER PARROTS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
New York Cattle Market.

INV IOKAi DeCslnUeF zU'
Tho current pricOa for tho week at all the markets
are rs follows:
good Sl3 OO9lS 90; common $ll U0t0l2 20; inferior
SO OO@01O 90.
COWS & CALvEs-1st quality $6O975; ordinary
45955; common $95C94b; inferior 3O@36.
VEAL CALVES-lst quality per tb. 13l4915e {;
ordinary 1I@lsc; common lOlZ9l1c; inferior 100
lGEEP AND LAMBs-Extras $500 90 per head;
prime s. COOS; ordinary 1901; common So 6o94;
so; inferior S4G14 %.
SWIEE-HeavY corn fed 14@l45Gc q Ii; light and
medium l315Dl33I'; still fed I39l4c.
The total receipts of all stock at all the wards for
this week and last, were as follows:
Total Beeves, 7,02O Cows, 40; Veal Calves, LOIS;
Sheep aud Lambs 23OS7; Swine, 1854.
Total last week:
Deeves, 6,245; Cows, SO; Veal Calves, l39; Sheep
and Lambs, IS ,l62; Swine, q ,26I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
rarMn1on pAY sHA11 pa CEIEnRArED

~WH1cu DAY SHALL BE CELEBRATED
As CHRISTMAS. Monday or Sat
urday should be celebrated as Christmas
is a question; but either day will do to buy
ALBUMS of PARTRIDGE, who proposes 20
sell all varieties at from twenty to forty
per cent. less than they have ever before
been offered, by either himself or others,
in Wheeling. We "reckOu" PARTRIDGE is
the only dealer in this neck of the woods
that lowers the price of Christmas Gifts as
that day approaches.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

NEW YoRK, DAG. 2O.-Maximilliau, BY
proclamation, makes al aggression on the
British Colony Of Honduras He declares
the Peninsula of YuehtsD with the entire
territory Of the Colony Of Honduras and
its bays and islands connected with hts
Empire from the hrst Of October last The
treaty EoRlaud claims 20 Honduras seems
20 be entirely ignored.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the lTth inst.
says: Il is confidently reported that SheE-
man's forces were in front Of Hardee on
the 18th, aud that the surrender Of SaVan-
nah being refused, heavy fighting was going
on that day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

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