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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

pstrca givss i.ceo ae~, msiesssy sAa ssAs.
terisg rsssfus give small peneerassc sslns
Adrisn city eos unica,
osla wsser--ueiee uJesiv $50. Geld
Water tovesAip sivcs ueion majority Of 90.
Breach 90 --ueiea wejerisy 1900
Msdiscn-Unios majority 1890
The resurns are too meagre TO give 90 essi-
mate 90 the State 90 yet.
TIE Repeblisspsl claim to have carried ,he
ststs BY $1,000 majority. - y - ."
basss ann BkrrrR-The State Is claimed BY
the Rspublican si 10000 on The homo vote.
The soldiers vote is expected to increase II
$4,000 majority. -.,-.a 49,, 3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
TExnEssEr.

Nashville gives Met CIeiian IS, Lincoln I ,s07
GsIlstiO-- Lincoln lis. MeCIellsn IL -
R. Conkling trep.) Is elected to Congress
ovea Kesan. 'n
Tsylor, ldsm) in The 9Th district. and Chan
der. dsm.) 10 the 7ih district are elected "a
Congress so .es-,. IN ~ s..}.,.74-., !, 4,
For Governor the city gives ssynoar 10.
5z2. Fenton 36. I22. 9ai ss91 Ssriahs
Eighty ahrse towns and cities. including Al.
bany. Bunrlo. Troy. Schenectady and Utica
and sIso three counties. Mcclellan has s.osl
majority. .'.-''
Indications are that Maryland. Indiana and
PspnsylvaSis have undoubtedly gone Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

4 GENEROUS. There is generous scheme
on fcot in New York. under the auspices
Of Geo. W. Blunt, 10 forward to the scld.
iers an oldfashioned Thanksgiving Dinner.
The Tribune believes the plan " nj be carri.
ed through. Good ! The turkeys are to
be sent on cooked, and therefore all dora
tions Of the sort are solicited in that state.
We call on all who would like 10 help such
a project along first 70 roast their fat lnr.
keys and then to send them along by the
thousands 81 Gao Hs.etas s9-- tt iiEi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

New Hampshire. oil sowns-20,735 Union;
1886 Dem. ro .'I
New Hampshire 10 reported to have gone
for Lincoln by $500 majority 90 the home
vote.
One hundred and ten towns and tiles New
Hampshire gives Lincoln 52.395, Mcclellan 20.
z9l. Democratic gain 2050. -a
This embraces nearly two-thirds Of the co.
tire vote of the State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
CLEVELAND MARKET.

CLrvrLASD. Nov Q, 1894
TLoUR-stesdy and arm but not active. Held st 90 soa
10 IS for TX red; $40 soall rs tor Xxx whit,
WHEAT-Ths following scales r.po,tsd on Change
this sernoer; 1900 bu No. rcd ee bard at "a os;
car No red track ats OIL do dost "a 90: car,
do indiana rcd on track at % oSi red at g IL;
naket closny very ar., with an upward tsnssnsy.H
CoRNDetter epquy. Sales 1000 bu q three lots free
on board at 81 ~; cars free on board at 81 g.
oATS-Moderste demand and unchanged Sales car. o.,
on track At Ttc; cars do at T5c l1aM
BUTTER--Firm at soeioc for Western Reserve; ssesJc
for Central. -.s
CHEESE Market drm with good demand at le@ise for
large lets; for lo92oc small lots selected and dHsmbush
EGGS-In good demand 81 49, taH ~ ,aH !.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
MISSOURI.

81. Lou's' returns are mssgre. Republicsns
estimate Lincoln's majority in eosniy ., b..
teen 1000 5000 on the nome vote. o.-
Ths Democrats give him 1900 to 1000. !.
John Hogan, (den.) Is probably elected to
Congress in the let district, over Knox and
johnson, (Unoin.) e- 4a.
Hesry r. Blow, (Uaios) present represent.
tive in ths I'd district Is reelected.
Lincoln viii andoubtedly carry the State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
WISCONSIN,.

Scattering returns from the Stats show .
Union loss on the vote Of last fall, When the
Union majority was over $1,000.
Experienced Republicans estimate 10000
majority on the home vote. which will be large
y increased by the soldiers vote. ba4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
MAssACHUsETTs.

Boston gives UDion majority Of $3.50
116 towns foot up Lincoln $4,000. McClet
Ian 36,53l. Partial returns from several wards
10 the city. foo. up for Lincoln, l.107;
for Mcclellan. 35s. -..
10 the Sd and 4th districts Rice and Hooper
(rep.) for congress, are far ahead. r,.ts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
Nnw ronw.


The Herald mskcs this city 81, 500 majority
Tor McCisllan. win I'll shs ~srss h. The Us.
ION uen claim ne sssts By 1o.ooo.
Crawford county vin give i.soo union n.-
jcrity gain Of $50
Rochester gives S2 Den mai, Uaics gain oi
l27 over .ass year.
Osvege city and several towns 10 that eoun.
" gives Union majority of 11o7. Re
2.500
Horcellsvills-sl mai. fsr Mcclellan, gain o.
III. A''Vas a. o''f 49, ~"
Dunkirk, Mcclellan majority SO.
Sheridan. I.iuco,u majority 20. .i'
Seymour. Mcclellan majority SIS
Felton,, Lincoln majority %. 90
Frsdonia, Lincoln majority la
y Portland--s7 Union majority.
Ripley--92 Unioo maj ~. s5f
wes,6eld-lst dist. le4 Union mai.
Forestville--47 do.
Addisou--l0 do.
Camoron--l23 do. s.i.es.. .-,
Canisteo-l74 do. a.i7a.,H
Great Bend-ll Mcclellan mst r1
Boaslo city gives sboat. 500 Den. maj.
Belsidere-l4 Union maj " 'r
nu Hinisdale-33 do.
Ange'ica-lso do.
Binghsmpton-3s2 do.
Philipsvie--l54 do. ,,.sl te
Friesdship-l46 do. ad sam s.at
Ra,ibonville--76 do. .af rs.5 srl6
Scio--26 do. are cs -
Alfred--245 DO. tiea 10 'sa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
DELA WARE.

wiminstou-Uniou msjority 800. Union
gain Of 500. ,sv n g-'vi ~
Private dispatches. say: Delaware sives
Der electoral vote 10 McC,eli.n - = iSaf-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

The frcsbytsry Of Cincinnati, at q large
meeting, voted, that any person teaching
aud maiptsining that American slavery is
cot q sin us jus,i6tdA by the Word Of
God, ,-is justly liable to censnre. y .........
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

A. JubSoN BARRETT-A. NJ, Prinstpal, ..,l.,.
CURTIS RwATERs-Book Keeping and Natural Sciences.
Mrs, A. JUDSoN BARRETT-French and Pencil Drawing.
Miss ]. G. .PALMER-Mathematic,a and Latin. 8.,N
Miss BESSIE A. SNITH-Engllsh Depart, BE-. 5-...
Miss EN- LY .. WEBSTER Mathematics. dilur- A- !
Miss NELLIE HOUGH--Gsrman. = 4af'fve si'i 70 (
Miss SUSIE E. BARRErr-Instrussor In Music and yo,c,
a. Culture. .aat1s oE 5nr HrA. raf
AMOS B. LUCE--vocsl Music. rss aY iai
C. r. wArERs-spenssrisu Penmansh,p.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
mIHNEs0rA.

St. Paul gives 3e majority for MeCIellan.--
No teIsgraphie communication With abe iossri
OF eff State. Rspsblisses claim msjorisy
offs 900. ai 6as l7cs4 EiH vytrBe9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

New jersey hiss gone against the Union.
Essex county has gone Union BY over $50,
q Union gain OF over 1000 over last year.
Tho Legislative Delegation is Union to 3
Democrats. --nfts' ee 81 .-ai 'sli'h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
OHIO.

ssndusky City-so maj for Lincoln. gain
Of 100. ~
CLARK Co.-Mjority Of 500 for LincolD.
Usion gain OF 100. pf.. rr ST.
Colsnbas-Foar wards give Union maj. Of
"a sfaa ssS ysl rt .y.oall.
Ns~burg. Ohio, Uuiou maj. 25s. asibas
Cuyahega Fai,s--Uniou gain AZ.
fofk Township. ssndusky co.--l60 Union
maj. gain Of u over last election. i /, ,y.
1 Yellow Greek, COlumbiaua co. Union gain Of
ss.a sass5d ID ..e -s.a3
zansssiIls--complete Union maj "a, gain
6ssubeu vile City-Union m.j. SOC.
Cleveland City complete s34 Union majority
Ueioe gain lao on October vote.
TSisdo-Uuien maj, 242, a gain Of 10 on
October. ~.a
Dsyton-70 Union nsj.
Heoilton co., gives about 5000 msjority
fbs Lincolu. Al
wsuee-Union moi. 7s6. . gain OF 10.
Psipesville complete. Union maj. 3s3. gain
oflo over October.
Ashtabula-404 Union and ls0 copper
maj 224. October las.
Oeusssut--S50 Union. a.
Asdisoo-553 Union, copper I07.
Nerwslk-229 Union.
Milan-l9S Union.
Frasklin-179 Union:
The majority Of Cuyahoga county, on the
homo vote, will not vary greatly from 1900
Tslmsdge- maj. l47.
Huros-UDion msj. l47. Gain 50.
Wsdsworth-U Union majority 81.
Rishwood- -Union majority sO
Adams Township--Union majority 2s.
Washington Tovn'hip-Union ma jority I46 |
Gain IL.
Mansfield gives Lincoln e6 majority. Upion
gain ef77.
Perry Township. Columbiaua eo.-Uniou
majority 40, Union gain Of 80.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES maj. 452. Demo.
esasis ioa Of IS. e4
Summit CO. including Akron Union msj
5o1. 0sis -. oT o1J
willosshby-Uuiou majority 23s.
Psny, Lake so-Union majority 1877.
Mentor, Lake eo.-Uuion majority 233.
ChsgEin Rslis-Upiou majority 24s.
Rsssnns-Uuioa majority ias. Democratic
gain Of H..
LAks County msiori,y 1912. Tn
lon gsia lsz % October. ,s,,e8 :.
sshalhy. Rishland co.-Uoiou majority. Il.
0sies gain Q. a zaI adi - 6..sas
OssssIins. Csssford co.--Demooratic maj 81
Dsneesssis gain 10 50 aa laq 20
ElysiA. Lorsia so.-Usios majority aia.
Unjoa gaia ID. ~. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
Riot.-Osvero Nov. A.

There are reported disturbances at Sack.
ett's Harbor. A small squad Of men, with
one gnn were sent there from Ontario.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

tar Ohio increases her majority on The Oc.'
tober election. probably to s5. 900 on the
home vote. ,l riIr on ilaI INf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
PkMxsrlyAnrA.

Pisssburg. Allegheny eo.-26 dis 'rists give
Usien gain Of l5s. eay5 tii.a's
nsadvills gives Lineola I4s maj. gain Of
%. 5H 9c fr lea ~
Crawford esunsy gives large Union maj
over the oetober eIection--s mai exceeding
1900.
PhiladsIphis gives 1000 majority for Lin
oeps fssaa @ siaa ats1 So iiH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

Haze CHieAeo - obicsgo elects Union
Congressman, Stale Senitor and member Of
Assem- bly,. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

Z. IowA.--Lesding Rupubliesns claim. and
Demoersts sdwit The Stale gives for Lin
coin 10000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
KExryCKY.

I1zisstos-si2 maj for Lincolu. g.s
Csvinstoa -Soi nsj' or Lincolu- 81 %
Falneufh--es Liocoio maj ao s6
Pssis gives Mcclellan 81 maj. hgss i
CysthIsns--l7s McCleIlsn maj. md q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

Once more glad greeting to patrons snd end The
term now closing has been the most successful OF any the
history Of the nstution Large numbers, heathful en-.
thusasm and splendid progress tell the history Of the past
terms work. .. .- ..-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

Vermont gives Unisn majority sfs.0oo.
Finy towns give Laecla s.s14. McClsllsu
4.5cs. agt
Yesnoas \ good for $4,000 for Lincoln.
Ihs returns fon thirty four towns shov
- Increase " u vote ef over 1.eo7 over that
70 ssptsobr. The vets slaads tsrday II. .s3s
nspsbiisss. and s.2Ao psueesasie, : Rspshli-
esu gaia from September Of 1850.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

OUARIAN,S SALE OF REAL ES.
Rsss Isas Aseti or Monday he assh No,.nbeI D.
Sss estate. estsd County of Of %.StSa dssso: ss cs
FIRST The on: undivided aSS1n Ssf u e 1t
bounded as ,oilows Besnsiog IN the cents of,h
south 80 u degrees east chains and A. theme. south
rsr. np % links thence south d.s.
chains and 30 links to the west line eliot No Ii
said west line degree west 10 chains 40 links ths north
Of fbeginning, appraised at t2la. - -, >
Second The undivided acres land In lot No.
sogesad ind bounded east BY the lot ns: of.sid
,o No. - .sS sSIss y .5sa p sps vs
Bl;h;lss ;s;,% R sRprosd ,.s,s =, sI5s
No a in said Township q PymouS in ssd Consty,nS
State and bounded foows Beginning the northeast
sss on q ss Z. as o hsuss sss %
south 50 degrees west 81 chains and e6 links the center
81 s Rsss Road thence along The sns. p. M
thence along said north ue 81 chains "A links place
Of beginnieg, appraised at $;53. .sra =
the undivided third part ofsad 81 acres which
included in said undivided half being subject TO the
tate by cutesy Of Frederick Bartlett therein said land
situated in Plymouth in said County and State said ot
81 and Is bounded as follows Beginning the fine
OF said lot IL chains rs nks south OF the northeast
OF thence south degree east said line 10
chains 10 links thence south 50 degrees west IS chains
links thence north SO degrees east 80 chains and 6i
links to the place Of appraised at s2o subject to
Fifth The undivided half off 05loo Of land
the undivided onesxh part Of said II osl0O which
included In said undivided half being subject to
the estate BY crtesy OF Frederick sre therein said land
being said lot 81 in said Township of Plymouth In said
County and State and Is bounded follows: Beginning In
the center Of the Jefferson and Seymour Roads, where they
and running thence along the center Seymour
Road So degrees west u chains and "a inks to the west
line of lot q thence north degree west 10 chains
ink said west line thence north 50 degrees east
hains and 80 nks thence south 10 degrees east 5phAins
and links; thence north so degrees east chain 81 links
thence south 10 degrees east chains 80 links along tn
center Of the Jefferson Road to the place Of beginning sp
praised at $3.50 subject to said estate by the curesy
Frederick Bartlett therein Said interests being the interest
Of Franklin and Camilla Bartlett In said several pieces
Zach piece will be sold and subject to said estate
curtesy In the two last pieces Of Frederick Bartlett
Terms OF Sale Onethrd in hand one-third In year,
and onsthird In two years from the day Of SALE with in
terest the payments to be secured BY mortgage upon the
- FREDERICK BARTLETT Guardian Of
FRANKLIN CAhiLLA BARTLKrr
.. EDWARD ii. FTrH Attorney for Petitioner. tF---
Plymouth octocsr % 1854. ttY.4
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SALE OF REAL Es-

OUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ES-
Court Of Ashtabula County Ohio will offer for sale at
Public Auction. Monday, the 2sth day November D.
1864, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. and P ~ of
Estate situated the County Of Ashtabuls, State Of Ohio
and in the Township Of saybrook, to wit The thfes
eights Of thirty six acres (and the OF the whole thirty
six for the term Of twelve yea bounded and dsscrb
ed folows On the east by the highway leading from the
North Ridge to Ashabula the north By land owned By
Branch and Gilbert Carpenter west and south BY road
starting at the southeast Of the above described o
and around TO the northwest corner being all the land
owned occupiud BY Orrin Lenney Ia his life time sup
posed to contain thirty of land said three
of land appraised at three hundred and ninety dollars
and fifty cents and subject Widows Dover OF hundred
dollars. Terms OF sele-Cash In hand.
+. L. BRANCH, Guardian OF
.s HRrHus A. FEsyBr, KAYE A.
FESsBY, andALIpA FKssEr:.
Saybrook, Oct. rs, 1s64 " ltT7S
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vEnmOuT.

Returns frou sssrly The whole OF the State
show . majority for Lincoln ofsbous 5000; 2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
MERYLAND.
Baltimore, $3.50 Union maj.-sta,e 500
MAIN e.

MAIEE.
rtt..--L t5t - sjco9g rts
Portland, Union majority 1000. SEQ
a Twenty-eight towns give Lincoln 49,
264; Mcclellan 1894 A Union gain Of $50
on the September election. The vote Of Port.
land foots up. Lincoln 1855, Mcclellan ]. l.s7s.
A Union loss of ak votes since September.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

RIAGES-Superior and Cheap
~ Those in want of good Top carriage with all the
style and improvements OF the day. and OF supe work
msnshp and wearing qualities from the celebrated Globe
works, may fnd iueh at the Harbor on inquiry Of -
Ashtabuls Barbox, July lsel. 5s3asrs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

FRox GRAsr The Tribuns's City Point
correspondent says. The rebels made
charge on the Bid Division, of the 3-d
corps. n,front Of Petersburg. last uigb,,
Saturday the 5,h about midnight, aud
were repulsed with dreadful slanghier.--
The loss on our side. was very slight. We
cap'nrsd about one hundred prisoners. =
There was no less BY capture On onr s;da
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

Inc v :. steamer Bermuds arrived of
the Philadelphis Navy Yard on Tuosda,
evening from the West Gulf squadron. =
cns brings ~ officers and lSS sick and
a'scharged seamen. The Bermuda sailed
irom 6alseston, Texas, on the Goth Of
oetooes. She reports the capture of two
prizes by the u. 3. astesme, Mobile for.
merry 'ne tennessee. one with a cargo Of
cotton sndl ths other with an assorted
cargo: There is nothing Of importanc.
from Mobile Bay. The Bermuda had "a
psssesgers from Mobile Bay, Brig Gen. j
Newton and staff, who has been ordered
to the command Of the forces at Key West
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
Legal Notice /!
Notice of Fling Petition.

!. y.asr.oa. os,osss isih. lsss 7, I"n I A' 'ss''
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

EroR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.
Il The United States mail siJew heel steamship
COLUMBIA.
d. Is. Barton. Commander.
will leave pier No North river Saturday. January 10
a o'clock r. ". precisely for New Orleans via Havana
All letters must nass through the Post o.rc~.
NO FREIGHT TAKEN TO HAVANA.
No freight received bills OF adng signed the day oS
sailing.
For freight passage apply 10
sPOFFORD. TILEsToN CO..
20 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
BOARDING AND LODGING.

~ he City Ha corner Of Frank ort ant William streets
~ neaty furnished. llght Rooms room 20 one
all ntghl.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

LIoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The United States mail steamship
YAZOO.
Geo W. Couch commander.
will leave rer IL North New Orleans direct
"Wednesday January 13 1904 At O'Clock r. NJ. precisely.
No freight received bills Of adng signed the Of
sailing. For freight passage arpy 10
LUDLAM, HEINRKEE 4 CO., 1l5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
Uwo youvo MEN. WITH INDEPENDENT FOR.

tunes desire TO correspond with two aniable and
you NJ ladies', twenty Eve years OF with
view 10 rnatrnnony these advertisers sincere
theyr desire marry, notice VIII I've taken Of
enclosing the lady's carte ~ vfaAe. Address Two
F6fmSrs. Herald Onicsl
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

LsOR SkLE-AT RYE. WEsrCHESTER COUNTY N. Y,
the - lowing valuable pr pet,, belonging g. the estate
5f ele hlra knIAn, The lot OF GroIu with Store
ao~ npea hy II W Wheaton as grocery and post olce
ais about y of Land, which barn,
buildings all new. and lying ad accent g.
a,- station the York and New Haven x 1 /.
Appy 10 JAS. ID. HALSTED or JONATHAN GRIFFIN,
L
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD PRES
"A and kind and loving heart, piddle aged but
aever married. Of unsxeeponabe habits culture,
property and high social standing desires 10 correspond
cersy With some lady between twenty one aud forty Of
refinement wealth and respecabity in view Of matrmo
n.y. Address only In earnest L. Melville Dor 10 Madison
square Post Office.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

i,rCR SALE-SOMR FINE LOTS ON MADISON
II avenue; good chance for investment For partc
siars apply 10 j. MATHEwsoN, III Broadway, from ~ ts
IF
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

OrH WARD SOME FINE PIECES OF PROBE HIa MI, - "a
81 he Nnth wari May lad cheap = sp'sfu ~
for For particulars apply 10 J. MATlEHsO'' -
BroAdway, rom ~ to 5 r. Ii.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

TrHE GREAT NEW YORK ELEPHANT NOT IN the
j MENAGERlE WITH OrHBR EXCITING AND VAL
uAbLE NOVELTIES IN THE NEW YORK illus.
- - ~
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
MIIAIT,RIMONIAI..

A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND GOOD Posi-
ton aged thirty desires 70 make the acquaintance OF
lady, worth not ess than $500 with view " matrmony
References e1changed No letter answered that does no
mention whero and when interview be had. Addres
CHARLES Lee. "a Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

DRoOKLYN BOARD "a VACANCY FOR GENTLE.
ID a strictly first class house, convenient TO Wall
street so-th ferries Apply at No 10 state street,
posiie Garden street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
WINES. LIQUORS. sc,

gn BARRELS VERY FIvE OLD BOURBON FIVE
oD years oid for sale By rH0S TIiAvHER, I3s Pearl
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. THE FINE,
- sailing. Clyde built steamship CALEDONIA
Captain Ferrier l sail from pier - Worth river foot OF
Beach street. SATURDAY. January This steamship s
fitted mn in approved insure the comfort
and safety OF Rates pf including sn
abundant supply of vel cooked provsons-First Cab n,
SIS: Cabin S60 Inermeiate $40; Steera.e, f35,
payable In currency FRANS. MACDONALD Co,
No 6 Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

Uy0R SALE "A FINE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
House, II al modern improvements in West Thirty
cond street be had t Jain; terms Apply
~ J. MATHENSON, ~ Broadway, from IL to r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

IL CANT opportunity. first class and heautifu corner
with fall fresh stok and good trade Satisfactory
for selling Address for Pharmaceutst,
Heral or
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

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type Plaes for sale. lst The R0drey Dream BOOK
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

NEw YoRx, August 10 Admiral FarraQut.
in letter to Commodore Palmer, at New Or
leans, says; At an early hour on the 5tn, our
feet lashed two, and Two sailed into the bay
and passed close uDoer the guns Of Fort Nor.
gan, and pouring in broadside after broadside
OF grape and canister--thus driving the gum
ners from their places and leaving our vessels
exposed only 10 the fre OF Fort Gains aud
Powell, which Of course was less effection on
account of dlstanee--at the same time Gran
gers land battery with en6ladlng guns had
caused the evacuation Of Fort Powell Ia
passing the Fort, Oneida received a shot which
temporarily destroyed her machinery, but was
safely towed through fire by her consort
Our monitor, the Tecumssh, which was one
OF the foremost, was sunk almost Instantly
carrying down about one hundred men, 10
cluding Captain Craven. The gunboats hav
ing passed out Of the reach OF the Forts, we're
pursued by the formidable rebel ram, the Ten
nessee, and three iron cads. The ram was
Immediately attacked, and was battered so ef.
feetually, that il was obliged TO surrender in
few minutes the ram was but slightly in
jured Lieutenant Prentiss, of the Monon.
gahela, has lost both of his legs Captain
Maloney, Of the Oneida, has lost an arm.
LATER--After the Tennessee surrendered
the rebel gnnboats, Gaines and Morgan, sue
ceeded in getting under Fort Morgan. This
terminatedthe action Of the day.
Farragu sent q flag of trnce to the com
msnding officer Of Fort Morgan, Brig. Gen
Page, to sIy that il be would allow the wound
ed Of the feet, as well as their own, to be
taken to Pensacola, where they cond be bet.
ter cared fo' than here, he would send YES.
sci for then. Gen Page consented, and the
Melacomet was dispatched The loss on our
side is forty killed and forty-eight wounded
On the rebel Tennessee were captured twenty
officers and about one hundred and seventy
men. On the Selma was taken ninety officers
and men