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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
Goypora!i?u Nol!ces.

CORpOR ALTON NOTICE. THE COM
~ MlTTfE ON FINANCE or TIE BOARD or Az
DER,EN Lsviar undrr cou orstiou tle olp.on 81 IN
DIV BLIND prisons fof donation Of FllIt ilplLAlt>
FfrH wiz meet % the o iirnrsrT c1i Twenty
lifd sert iruiFaDce q No. . 81 TIVE ta s.e'h on
Tursla, and gnrsilT nrr to I'd AID pa cay 20
D.r IN between On. .5ur ~ ~ rui E. o., 10 hear
aud d-.ruc Upon the rieTts o c diifr af i-,,- lA
respect g. e ne0,siy To- assisting thea ~ aon-oh' nom
L4e fanii ~ TIE city.
TIE petitioner al ~ other interested 10 ;le sever arph
c.,ior re isfsi. notified tet h will b. nnccs lrv 10 b. pr
eat T. e above uHlrd time and psco hrut irrirf noun
alton m o-r o cnit- them any c7as.deFa1i q; 10 en-
II.ti US y. BYEEf
PETER NhSIrR!NN,
.JDIG y. UI RVS Fill,
Crrnii'or 70 finIure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

n Sc-I- :. INTERNAL RENEhUE-Annual hii sth
District Ne ora October 81, l8JPlrsr1n % the pro-
yirous Of Az Provide internal Revenue - support
the Goscrn7f' und pav Inter . on the Pubic leD. s
proved June ~ 1855 and lr several hcis amending tie same
pubr bocs'.s ierchy -iven tei have received fon te
Assessor Of Sic Gh Collection Distri Of New ORR thr
ANNUAL COLLEAGUES LIST required By law, embracing
TAXES on INCOME or THE YEAR 1853;
TAXES ON SILVER PLATE. CARRIAGES. tc.. 1894;
LICENSES FOR TIE YEAR ENDING MAY /. 1855;
Aniha the above aTcs have become due aud yabe and
thai SLa attend daily (exccpng suucsl IN per % by
deputy receive payment thereof nj ny oce. nc. 5ld
IIroaay-av corner Is,ry.iirst @ som a. M 90 p m,
from the dli. A.s notice until TIE 'nth dny o
NOVEMBER, Lf4. Al persons who s neglect to Pay me
lid daties ti,~. lcelfe a'ousaid Iscs uI! them
within the time ie.cin rcciiied n be liable md ~ be re-
CURED 10 pay ten per cent additional upon the amount tNeo
Dstsd heiv. FORK OCT. u, 1851 ..,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

tPLtrl LAR llkll ilNI.
Az Ll.T ~" 81 s' Fi6 Si1ig tn-' sTFANIAs
Casryfns Tie United stlios Man TO
NEW ORLEANS-DIL;LCT
WILL SAL FOLLOWS:
81 IDING STAR Saturday November lGh.
MORNING STIR, N.lson.... s-iuriay. Noyenbor 2th
ySS S N4G gf,S becsaier I'm
GUIDING STAR kuanp......... ,tmdaT, DcceubeE l1th
IHRNi ~ A, ps.cIbs, i ~,
ENENiNG STAR. hcsL...,... Saturday. January IA
DAY SlAR.....u aieiasl. o,,. :,
Al UCLOtt =. ~
rnox r,ra NO. 81 soarn nryEr Third piersbeve
,.,., ieo; q ea.-,.., ~ !, b, ,ce ...os,,-
10 ioe .iior ~ s-'sroom. second cabin. $50
Eac e, ~, f sea, = s's.i Rs sa es'' '''
quo MORNING STAR is 5o3 tursi tie ~ isSiNG STAR
;- und tie suwO NADIA i5is runs, Custom House meas.
aicn'nt hef r.e a,eoma,o a., lions ere Lot e@''''
ts 20 fis' rlee.yed or B'i. Of adns sred safer u
r'yte JsHEs 4 RAYSoR, No. 10 Rara.Ay.st.
CTTAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- IN % Cus.uf'owu. cork iereoTi-7the ws,.Sno~p
,nl Company naisn Lue c-r9 az the L. = Mails ass IN
isp. % 70 , l q i, i,srl, r.,-,., vo, 10
CITY on ''i1'Hua'' gov ~
,tc;1 ,ac:.s. SXiuGDii At noon IRON sr a
RATES o. r.ssAor,
fayai.e ~ gold. CT is equivalent IN cur ,ucy =
fIr,t Fn % cou.. - ~ stscree 20 'icofl. - ~
yi @ 10 .aoI q Ice 20 Iis@fa;. . %
V.eerrrr. .o forwarded ~ tAyi,. Bremen. Rotterdam.
Aetxc-p. Ac., O. equally low rates
I.r's tom Lse ,oyi ~ Queen OWE III ahn So -
s4A s'ccrat. $780, Tho'e who wish to l,ud or their
I f.'e,ls can hny 'c.'t, re.e o. these raits
lc. ul,ntr fo-n f,y iiiy %, .lc Con oif,s%
JOiN %. DAi.t. As.pr No. l"hsoad~..'. " Y
.,TrtN T0RTNIGHTLY 20 GLASGOW,
= LnEnPooL.. pLBLlN. BELFAST aud LONDON
DERRY, lrom Pc ~ North Riyer. ANCHOR LIVE o.
STCAMSiIlrS--li BElNIA, CALEDONIA, BRITANNIA
rArns or p,s,eE;
Fom Now-f o.a-'eon l-esgd Tlel ,Ei,Em.e'a'e =
To Neyl oIk--tu5ns, t,1 and 3 50 llichceiiie SO
sleegagc, T3O--fcy1bc IN Gold
FoT pasa;. oT further iniEemsion sppy to tho ssens
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 Co. No. . Bowling GItca
BRITANNIA sails WEDNESDAY, Nov. %.
T!OR ORLEANS DlRECT-'rhe first
) ,.ass L. : Mail Steamship
~ SO SuIEh, Cart. J. Y. Hldrcthr,
WI leave Pier No N H., on SArUR DAY. Nov. &c Of p
en- day OF saisre.
pvto II. IS. CROMWELL n Co, No. 66 Wrs,ti.
Tho GEORGE CROMWELL will follow on SATURDAY
DscA
4 TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANY.
sEMINOETULy FOR NEw.ORLEANs DIRECT
LANDING PASSENGERS Al HAVANA.
The first class tidc-wbecl steamship CHAMPION, Davi
Whom, Commander wiz sa from Pier no. ,, North River
for freight OF psisac, at reduced rates apply 10
u. Il. ALLEN. No. bowling Green
,N,B.The Arid, Ru.sgl, Ceamand.r VII lcl.ew o,
Wsdae. ley prceater IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
Gacllinern.

EOR SALE-TWO HONE Mills, Preniis
r & Pag.'s make; ls1ge CRANE end PLhTFOFM
sCAL fox Iron fonnfsy,at No 80 Fat Twenty IT,
q Oh WOOD CUTTERS a WOOD
lcr New T,ngl,nd" care o = NJ Pettengin Co., cor
per q, ckfnanst and Park row, hew-i ORR.
DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
IA WHEELS.
Conre.ert rler are employed streams, make
rl,ns and put in Ounce, uheels snd geTing
TALBOT uNDEEhitL 10 Bio1dwsy Ne~-i orb
CEWING MACHINES.
- Attic bes Sewing .fachlucs tNEw) for SALE snd 70
lDEST tlso Michnes bon.ht, exchanged and repaired T.
Il. DIAMOND ~. so Broadway, ~ y
IV,WIsT DRILLs.-All sizes of STUBS
l. WIRE DRILLS; rlso. Twist Drills, for maehnists
u.- varying IN diameter b. ,nds from inch t. II inche,
oeei .f mit!i socLe's 10 ~ lem For sie by THE MAJ
lHhT9AN FIRE AR.S CO., on High and Osise 'tS' New
siA, NJ.
lNO.PAPER MAKfRS.-- Wanted two RAG
ENGINES clnch or i.ipch Rolls. ia good order. Nd
dIcss stating age condition price ard name OF msAe Row
England" Of y. ~ P.t,engll Co., corner OF beeAnth
81. md park Row, New YoYk
WANTED.-BO and STEAM PIPE
w ond TANKS wanted EoLr Of DE following ske';
], fee. diameter ~ e-t ong also .uoof boiler bicc'
ter, 20 e. long, and o o Tenk, OF ees diime~I i
In dep also Iron Pan feet doe2 het wide - i..t
long 9vc es. OF 2inch Strsu Pipe Address New Eas'nd
o. r. NJ o,leygu co. eofgst Beeknsas ~ saa Esh
Rev hsw.fcrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
CRnInN AoIEnIOT DEPARTMENTS

CROTON AQUEDtCT DEfARlMENT.-
" 10 CpNTi i,-TDRs. -SEALLD PROPOSALS. an.
do-sod M the t.r 81 te forfwlichihc SANE my b"
~r.i a. the nkng ~ and nc DAFT 81 - pre-
faf a ga. sail rrrf.sr ISL t.s o. until III urlnrs a.
al To slny, November ~ ltti of 'c rbuhdu4 ard 10 hi
IN, Of rceivnr hsfu. End cuiteris eo ar g." hii e.
Mss' from Iohfiru 20 HIora., rr4 Ter iho lfil-
u s,ld p.r o. Ncfs. tx usive of The is1sre within
,ut between ic iaeksl. win tap bocss and repay ~ O.
pr. - tr !-s cling street, ilo iobOten 10 ha %"
with cohhi, r.oari
Specifications ani fhr form of agreement ior tie sire ad
other nf rnarou chn BE- obtained application 10 - COZ
fgsc. G. e.E a. iH.s calo,. ..
ROiiT. T. DAfRArh. AJgedlc.
4. -. GRAN ~ Board
- II 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
1894 PENNSYLVANIA CENIRM.
(1Nt+. A. AIfl.E AND nOl -EIl3

II =
lOO4s II. X. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK AZ thog II r,rs for The Wet BY 10 ro'e cave
New. York via Phi.dr pima, loot 81 Cont anftst. va
AlentowS, trr Ne. N0ith River Ihfouah ncA.s
lor Chicago, Mwske ST. Paul. END al points IN the Noita'
West, Cresine, lnJ auapols Louisville, IT. Louis .rvs.
land Columbus. Cucinnas and all ronts in the West ae
South Wc,t be- pros lIcd II tho ogcc OF 'o re
Central H. r. No hstor House either DEPOT fhrouss
trains cave isex- York az follows: -. -
- M. Express PA.iadsfena arrives IN rr''0"'s"s
an -. :.
, .. IN Express via Allentown. arrives In fi,tsoursa~
2s.m. c-.-A "A
6p m Express Philadelphia arrives In Psseurshss
2:+ o. 40 ,,.,-,1 al a
IT. Express via Alento'n arrives In f@''oo'sh
tbs AMI D. m Trans. dai yhs others, Sunday cicepe
'" LLELLIoTg PaDsDsay Agent NJ. lA''sd''"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
tDtbhins CARDS.. &e.

ALVIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Ful
"A tens-wEDDING CARDS and FINE bTA1I0SEEY
Esptlissd lGisl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER
LTRIE fAILwAY.-Trains leave foot Of

ErRIE TAILWAY.-Trains leave foot %
IL ChsrnheTg-s'.:
IA M Erpress for Buffalo.
sfn E1.ress for Cleyeianddrrct, via a. q. W. n.y.
$3.50 O. M. MiA daily for Otsyille. I.
10 a. r.. Nail .or buffalo. :
s.51r. Ia Nsy for Por; Jcrvs End Newbuysh
z n IA, Nlsh. E-mcsi-sgIdlys cxceptedor Buffalo ~
On m Lightning Express daily for Dunkirk Buffalo. Re
chester Csnsndosus aud Tor Cleveland Greet, via A. q.
w RI. 800 ,,,,-o- -
g p m, Emgrant. CllAs. MlNoI Gsn. sapt-
NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEf.-
~ Trains leave jersey City for Peo1t ct el5 No. ls0
D. m Arr p. In. uuG 6o5 ?. The 9:l3 M, and f0 ?
""' -'- THos w. DEMAREsT. sarshntendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
~ Daily,
For Prayid,lir. Drect.
Tie end suio. did st,am
ELECTRA iSD GALATEA.


ELECTRA md GALhTEA,
Hfyrs Superior Accommodations fr Fasstu,ers snd
FrdehL VII lsye Pr. 40 u North Rive, 700; Of hooin
lonstgc's Daily lSouds.s excepted. a. 7. n
CONNECTING ~ Providence With tie q. m ioF Boston
no ELECTRA Cspt. }. ". NYT viii lesye New.fork
sy~rv MONDAY. W EDEESDAY ard fkiDAI. ..
TheC ALtTEh Opt. WN JONES, every 1UAsDAl'
Tbl nSD.ll ana SAfJ RDAt.
le'freisit taken o. IseIelsI Rates.
~ I'll elrtrs unirpssscd ~ tier "
Jr hC comfort and safety a asseu era nd tsT lA'ts 0'
n is tram porte Jon % fr, igi. ,
~ Passengers after retiring fo- The night ere not disturbed
trcy arvc IN Prova,uce a lour car Hnc ~ 20 So
cre seats ~ dcsrd Ia tnr hrit accommodate IA Tan loE
io .ou, aTr wing ia Boston ~ ., m 600
r.. mlU-dafion M rcrrrd Or Freight Sc nrry 20 iSAAN
ODFrI Csreri Ffti-ai A-rft. Pifr "a. ~ n y. -
For Tickog sftieroons o. brrths, Apply 20 w d. I'd
WARDS Geucft Ticket Agent, Per No. ~ North h'oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

ENGINES afneh or il.inch Rolls. ia good order. Nd
dress stating age condition price ard name OF maker rev
Lngsnd" y n r.tiengll Co., corner OF beeknsn
u. nif PGrh Row, New ora.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
furniture

KINDS of FURNITURE, MATrREHS.
N rs. BEDDING LOOKINGGLAsSES. &C.. cheapest
sc. W. SNEDENS No. PIG Bowcry between otartoA md
Hcoson st Call and money Goods warranted and de-
hvered free. Furniture in suites f'A
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
1)wsrnnted s nuiacure Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites, plain end ornamental. at ~ T. fAkRNG'
JOhs 5tS Csnas. opposite Wooster Estsohshed 1879 .
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
\ \ The best as ortinent OF ENAMELEO FURNITURE In
s coor and Styles Walnut and Chestnut, Plain and OrIa-
mental, in Suites Wholrsnle aud Rets Also. Mattresses
and Palliassrs. WARREN WARD No. 2.1 Canal st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
4 TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

The first class tidc-wbeci steamship CHAMPION David
Whom, Commander wiz sa from Pier no . North River
ai O'Clock p. n., on WEDNESDAY Nov. ~.
.for freight OF psss2c at reduced rates apply 10
-. D. Il. ALLEN. No. S bowling Green
~, B.The Arid, Russell, Cea,mand.r vii fellow On
Wsdae. ir,. prcea.terls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
,TrtW roRTNIGnTIN 70 GLASGOW.
TOR NEw.ORLEANS DlRECT.-The first,

D cas- L. :. Mail Steamship
fUNG SHuEN Cart. J. Y. Hidrc.hr
WI leave Pier No o. NJ H.. on SAFU RDAY. Nov. &c Of p.
la 90 Freight received bl.s .sdiHg sl.d clock
en- day OF saiing.
20 schl on passage with excellent accomn oaons 20.
DIV TO II. IS. CROMWELL Co. No IS Wrl,st.
Tho GEORGE CROMWELL will follow on SATURDAY.
Dec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
New-YcrjS Young fIrn'- Christina h-ssocia-

iion.-lrce Lecuses-Eey. T.. H. CLLE1T author Of The
Life sud Times O, John hus" viii lecture O. The Rooms u
he House Third ave. Gomez % NiuiAst o. WEDNfsDAl
EVENING the sd Inst 1t O'Clock. Subject; 'John hn'1
Young mon are invited.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-09
A SMALL FARM,
TIMBER AND WOOD, STANDING
FOR SALE.

YS1E Farm contains one hundred AMI
- twenty acres OF the best qua,ity productive
soil OF arabic Llud; also ouc hundred arets
ldetatched) OF " ood, aud Timber 1t is not two
miles from Milestone " mari and Landing near
the mouth OF the PatuXent River, Saint Mar,
County. Md, where steamboat conveyance, to
and from Baltimore, IS afforded punetu9ii. twice
Or thrice week The soil OF the oao Guadrcd
and twenty acres IS as good rs need be tor Tie
production OF fruits garden vegetables aud crops
common to the county. II hl> no houses on il.
Any person desiring such 4 valuable piece oil
land can take passage FROM Baltimore OH either
OF the PatuXent boats for Milestone hlri
when Mr. Yates, III the Wharf or Mr. Robert
Thompson. or M. Vase adjoining the land
will show tue land for sale
On my Jutand estate, tying on Smith creek
which empties into the Potomac River there are
nearly one hundred acres covered with some
heavy timber, the best OF pile timber and the
best OF wood for cord wood. / will sell the
growth, but moi the land. Nota stick OF this
timber will average IN hauling more thau
two hundred yards to the creek which il "a good
harbor, and near its bank, from twelve 10 nine
feet of water ut all times. Or if amy well rec
commended man is inclined to saw up the timber
into building lumber, which is demand efers-
where and at Point Lookout, only six miles oil
by water-the timber trees may be 50 cut up-
taking for ny pay oae half, in lumber. Tae
oaWmlll can be placed near the creek aud in the
midst OF the timber. Much OF my hall of the
lumber will be wanting on the farm for bailding
For terms, apply to me, mt Leonord Town
St. Mary s County, Md.
II. G. S. KEY
March 3D. 864.-G9-7l
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-09

EDWARDS, western editor, requests those 0.
his subscribers who owe him more than six
years subscription, to send him lock Of then
hair so thai he MAY know they are still living
In answer to which contemporary says dat ii
his delinquent subscribers should do tIis, h,
would be obliged 70 faave off editing and 90 IN
10 The wiz business
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-09

D., Z.
Second Story, eutfHca en- Cttries Street,
Open from A. NJ to u 2. NJ,
All information in regard 10 this branch Of
the public service will be given at these Head
quarters
All sound coored men, between the ages of 20
and IS, bond or free viii BE enlisted aud mus
tered into the Y. 5. service FREE MEN will
be paid FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS bounty
BY the State Of Mary land. and ii resident Of the
City OF Baltimore six months prior to enlistment,
TWO HUNDRED more, by The city. SLAVES
witt receive personally from the State, each
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The master gets
from the State ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS;
and, if loyal, THREE lit ADHED from the L ;.
Recruiting stations are being established It's
fast possible, in central localities all over the
State. Each county will be duly credited for
all colored troops raised within their proper
limits, and for all accepted recruits sent to Bal
timorc in crsTge 0t eltIzeus vi such counties, or
by other persons who make tile proper reprc3cu-
tatlons, showing where the recruits belong
The sum total ot all co.oged Tecruits viii be
credited 10 the state On her quota.
The number enlisted aretd, at Baltimore is
50 large that parties from The country are advised
not to send any 10 the city uutII after the 18th
instant, when the} can have more promptatteu-
ton than is possible at tie present time.
Recruiting Station for Baltimore is AZ Camp
Birney, under command Of Lieut. GEonGE H.
Ropes, where recruits will report ia person.
Col. ). NJ BOWMAN
Chief Mastering and Recruiting Officer
Ior Mary land.
69--Tl.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-09

Information will, .nder ordinary circQm-
$ anees, be given to any person who may apply
for il, in answer to any or all Of the following
inquiries. Ii the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return niail ii IN person,
il will be answered at once
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-09
~ HEADQUARTERS
FOR RECRUITING
COLORED TROOPS,

s. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STs.
Second Story, entftnea on Clarie8 Street
Open from A. NJ, to u NJ.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
The SITUATION IN GEORGIA.

Change I'm tho Position OF the Rebel
Army-ah erm ans Rear 60 be Cat.
II has already been announced that Hoods army had
shlited tie position 10 the West Point Railroad.
respondent Of the Augusta consfu'cnolit writes from
the 'front.' -
As reference has already been made 70 the movement
Of thls army II may Be improper 70 epesk Of now.
We commshted the march 10 this point on the morning
of the 10th. rhe march was very fatigunG indeed, -
We travelled about twenty miles Tho country through
which Ne marchsd and that Ia which vs now ave we'll
supplied with forage FOR and beasA No troops hGve
ever been In this country. ] suppose that Hood found
forage rather Va that part Georgia We have just
sft, ana ordered this dssour upon the snemys with
prefer remaining silent ~ fer ~ regards future move
geHts for would NOT give single iniimation, however
pdonnite V the enemy Our lpe extends nortnwerd -
far The west Point RaurcAd-how far southwark EN-
unable 70 AAy because there too much work on hnoa
for me 70 observe about" let u suffice TO say that
Hood and Hardee are here 10 prortd psrsoro, and thai
tne work Ross bravsy CbSvaux defrise and soatis
are beng made and 10 cw hours line will be quite
formiiabis The men are all In fine spirits.
bm ws nsed wore ~sp, want Qf them caused ns fal W
Nudns0, dnd wanf W hsvr tvfl oiAU dfs1sters,
Nind row, am not responding but speak forth The
words o truth and sobsfnsssn There are men enough
among the reserves 70 ysuedy this great sv they
IN sov'h Carolina and Georgia, IN Ihsbsppi and Ala
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
GENERAL sBERmAK,s PEACE PLAy.
Governor Browns Reply 10 Generai
sherma ans Mcssago.
esNsEAL sHERMAN's PROPOSITIONS.


Az much has been said about the Informal message
By General Sherman Governor Brown, Vice President
Stephens and senstor Johnson inviting thcm Wait the
General In Atlanta, for coNsyeaoe IN vefrsnce 10 ne
sats OF the country, scfA 10 n>ootatfors peace
and lhe public MUD has been much excited the
srb,eot some saying that 10 the duty OF thsre gentle.
men 10 accept ths Generals invitation and sors
settle oar difficulties by negotiation Others contsndrg
that vac the duty Of hs Governor have seized the
Generals messenger and have ordsrsd I'm hung a.
traitor, have, for the qualification Of ovnnd tbe
CURIOSITY ef o readers, called upon the Governor And In
oursd Alter the facts
TDe GsvsIner n reply % our inquiries sss!ed sna Mr.
WIN King, who represented himself ~ the bearer Of
message ffom General shsrnsn, called upon him and
him say 10 the that he would be ploascd 10
receive visit from him and other Distinguished
Georeiaus with view 70 conference upcs ths state Of
ths country and ,hs settlement os our dcuilsa thai
~ would Eve ths Governor passport through big lines
with an escort, u desired 70 - and return such tine
- might BE- agreeable 10 him that he ocncr al shermsn
recossssd him tGoyernor Brown as the Governor q ,he
whole s<ste, and ~ over one hundred mie5
OF the territcvy of the Etatc n now behind
bis lines he t0sreid sherman) would allow the Governor
" 80 aud visit bh peore IN the he desired %
loof after their condition. ami return ~ his pleasure
that he gould receive him and other distinguished Gsor
siAns b's hoedqcartsrs, ard trsA them VITA the re-
speo and consideration due their postions during the
conferences which be nvtedthet be did not Wish 10 be
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
Tho Way IL IL Done.


For the purposs o importing cotton cards and medi
ones certain politicians OF Mississippi have been author.
ired 70 trade with the enemy writer in one OF the
Mississippi papers says acquaintance OF his mot and
inspected Of the wagons OF thsEo Of hs
people and the gQytrumen II contained just this side Of
Holly Spruss dys pairs OF cotton cards and ten bottes
Of Qninns, and ed with osiicoes silks cloths and
a those articles which cos, much and the Yankeen
80 little Were not for tact shat people
rpsed BY the intercourse With the G3smy there shoud
be restrictions on trade Even those Specially entrusted
with the privilege Of conducting this trac lor SPECIAL
purpose pervert their privegea.
Public good subordnste 10 private interests and the
gains aud the oxrsvAeant apparel of tho few
stimulate the passion display among the many Hence
tempted 10 cross The borders and sell their
honor invss! he proceeds n all the paraphernaa OF
women's waFdrobei and vanity. The inhabitants Of
border courtes dross elegantly AZ in days OF yore
The meu dfnk Cincinnati whskey and the wsmen wear
New Engand fancy goods All restrictions upon tranic
should be removed the principles OF free trade recog
uIzed. Lot the Yankee mus have all the cotton. We
xuid get gold for H. ani Northern pdas.ry stimulated
would prevent enlismeuts Of fanshed day laborus.
The present system OF trade with the enemy resuls IN
nc hing but unnixed evil.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
the Siege or CharIeston.

lf rom t0e CudJleBtOn SOuIlST, E0pA zC
Me enemy on Monday night, opened on tho city fu
rously nom gun on tho point of Gregg, throwing
two hundred poundar PARROT shells The firing was con-
Dued from three guns Tue.day During Monday night
seven shots were fred a. the city and thirty three
mp to six O'Clock Tuesday evening The casualties were
one white man killed aud one white woman seriously
wounded Fifteen shots have been fred a. Fort Sumter
since last report.
The enemy's wagons were stiM employed hauling am
munition TO batteries Gregg and Wagner on Tuesday
The Yankees have flushed strong palisade Of tim
bers planted vertically asanst the sies Of Greggs west
face protection agninst the high tides which are
observed to continually wash away the base OF their
works. Sand bags and gabions arc freely used In the
Of their traverres and chambers The enemys OBJ.
servaory the lower end OF Norris Island is also
ported finished Considerable signalling was observed
among the vessels The heet on Monday night. About
Sumter opened from held piece on deck and fired ten
shots at Suvane leland. About six O'Clock yesterday
evening two gunboats two tugs, propeller
gunboat and the Pawnee we're In notion taking position
or Fort Sumter The tug and Of the boats appeared
70 be nled with tr0ope.
Two Of the euemys steamers were engaged yesterday
endeavorng to save portion Of the wreck Of the Hssa
tonic.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

Early u has defeated him n two battles. Nor 10 I'M
all These two battles have aided powerfally In the
enforcement f the draft going In that eountry
and win thus add sns Of thousands 20 enemies
In the feM TO apprehension Il was clear that EATys
expedition into Maryland like that Of General Losg
street 70 KNOXVILLE. IL Mas part Of that dlvisien
IN ,rn. v ~
which has cost tho half Of Georgia. General GOD
faishru 10 il when he sent all his cavalry away and
ensured the fall OF Atlanta.