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The New York herald., 1864-12-11
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fha PoRTIFrcAToNs AT sAvAsNAH-THE coNDI.
rroN OF THAT CIry-TnE POSSIBILITY THAT
PRISONERS WILL III RELEisEp BY SHERMAN
From the Cincinnati COmmercisi.1
We have received from II NJ Davidson who was made
prisoner az the tte OF Chckamauga end re leased In the
late exchange at Savannah, very interesting letter
have only room for the following. which is OF special
interest as relates TO the foracatos Of Savannah and
the condition OF that city which s believed by many
be General Sherman's objective point.
Our Trip down the Savanrah truce boats to fleet
ehowed tho rebel torhcatons at Tort Jackson The
river at that point is lined with huge siege guns from the
boat counted thir SIX. They command the channel
IN the share or log house, the interior OF
which Is filed with stone and BRICK and obstruo
tions are all fastened to another with heavy cable
chain leaving only one passage wide enough tor boat
just above this lie two ciads pretty well
manned Above these q. Intervals are ,orpdoss their
situation Ia known BY tho sharp pointed rosction
log about SIX inches from tho surface At pace
particular there are four Of these logs side by side
There was not be at the rortidca.
tions The guns seem 10 ne mounted right the bank,
and then sartnwo op the tecon Of The
dirt enough thrown ur 10 yer them. Al first sght
sS:y e: ss srs n s. e se as 'H g sGf s' ''
on from the river, half . mile OF more bei 70 you
Is considered as part or Fort jackson could
tain. II has been built FOR some tmc for the weeds and
sea grass has grown 50 high that unless one was
this fort several acres. but where the black
dogs look ss eathworks the grass aad weeds
Beauresard has spent many an hour In laying the
foundation and getting the range OF this point OF sha
river.
these guns together with the distractions Ia the river
ere well Intended to crush any thing that attempts "a
come up But for protection from land force from
the directi oil Savannah offers but little resistance
Sherman, doubt Will meet with but little difficulty
this point be his aim Inc swamps Will impede ON
progress more than any thing ege.
The atSavanrsh is very small, consisting OF OH
men, little boys and crippled officers Business OF a.
kinds In the city is stopped snd t ocks ike sunday ~
the tnnc ON the last Of september there was an ui
mense quantity OF cotton lyrg at Savannah but ne
sent through there the lass time u nau peo
removed from the rairod.
The citizens treated the mon who were sent throug
drst welt bringing catsbles OF all sorts. There was n
guard but those that came after. Upon arriving
Savspuah they guarded. 40 that the citizens coal
not find the prisoners thgs showing that Union sent
meut preya ats aud a they want an oppo' tunity.
see Of the papers that II - expected that Generi
sherman will roease a large number of prisoners, br
that 10 sad mistake IcnR hsiore Sh smsns force &c
them they will DO showed OF, and or Tue last tnre
months that has been their chief business.
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S h Err N AN.
HEAVY FIRING HEARD NEAR SAVANNAH.
Sherman Probably Before the City
on December Z.
THE ADVANCE FROM rILLEN.
Rebel Speculation as to the
Route Sherman Has Taken.
HIS DESTINATION is SAVANNAH.
No Details Of His Movements
Later Than Dec. 3.
Capture Of Powder and Arms
at MilledgevilIe.
~~~c~~~~s~~o~-~>-~~-.>c~~~~
Destruction Of Atlanta and Macon and
the Georgia Railroads,
d. Co.. an
No Details of His Movements
Later Than Dec. 8.
Capture Of Powder and Arms
at MilledgevilIe.
Destruction Of Atlanta and Macon and
tho Georgia Railroads,
The Press De spa ton.

HEAVY FIRING NEAR SAVANNAH ON DxcEMBsR 7
BALTIMORE. Dec. 10, 1864
The following special despatch has received at tho
Anse'tcam oHce:--
ANNAPOLIS, Dec l0-P M.
Tho steamer Victor has lust arrived from Charleston
where all Of Coocel Munords fleet now lying the ex
change OF prisoners being changed from Savannah TO
Charleston Generals Sherman and Foster having inter-
rnpted the exchange At ,he former city.
When the Victor sailed ION Wednesday iast} heary 6ypo
scds heard in Me direction Of ardnnah being either an
attack that city the railroad between Charleston
and Savannah.
Al agree that SapanRah m&a SaH
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
0rans Reported Rct~torcs sd saa = BAtsis
rsvsss
IPron, the Rlcbmons Examiner, Desember 81

IFrors tho Rlcbmons Examiner, December g..
There s no longer any doubt that tbc fleet of transports
seen dssresdiuu Potomac bore troops 70 Grant ior
they came up tho James and delivered their freighe.
The numbers thus added 10 Grants army not known
10 us. They are supposed 10 be somewhere 20
tween SIX and tes thcuesnd Members the
Lcrssturs from the lower say that sheridan,
With lares poron Of his oops. has cortaiuiy joined
Grant TAss yssnforcsnsni ao1.fss bani., owoa tmme-
S,ots ne oondisve = the canal 10 unkuQwn 70 US ex-
ceut by t6e vsSsOeuS o Asssiess Who declare that
reay f~isAsd ANA THAI ~ made ready for use ~
ssW housp' labos. Ne kow ~ seuet = al hee m
sios either n Ne chsasd a The river % % sos iaads
~ 49, q, ussasv shss~ svaS,sA ssua4 s>su
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the WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
saGcsssfai Expedition 81 eGajos 0eAe rat
Dana from vtsksbarg.

vicKssuRo, Dec. 4, VIA CARR, Dec. ., 1894
Major General Dana, by successful expedition r. 10
vcksburs destroyed the Mississippi Central Raros or
thirty miles above the Big Black river crossing inc'dns
the long bridge a that place. lie found the enemy
force; but sh Work was thoroughly done. Our troops
snen returned 70 vIcksburs, with the loss o Ave Killed
and forty wounded and msaios he also destroyed
two shousand Ave hundred bales rebel aud about
three hundred thousand dollars worth o,her public pro
rerty,
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rDael.

GARxsa. -Oa Saturday evsaisG, Decsabsr 10. ns nls.
MARrHA A. GAassa, wife e Hssacs 0arnsr, in sns H'"
year OF her aAe. .....s.,,-
The relsslvss and frisads os NE nIly are rsspecy
Invited 10 attse1 she funeral, from her is Tss~s,
Ne. ~ 0tKsh olsoee, WluiAnsbsrgs Ia T. y
aflesaooa, q I've O'CLOCK,
~ OsAw pvses Ss nsrS ~
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at tho Dowiet House battery and killed dog Our bst
tefes replied and an iron bolt from one o. the heaviest
gn struck Yankee ironcsd ripping cn tbs iron IKE
tho bark from tree struck by lightning The iron clad
seted down. ana yesterday reported " have san1
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The Press AccOunt
fiyespstch 10 the philade' rhla Press


CIry POM. Va. Dec. s. lssa
10 csnnc, be cont sbaud state that movement
ycs.eraay On Monany aterncon the Fiith and aeccnd
army CORE commanded by Generals Crawford and Hum
phreys. reosved orders 70 be prepared to move st
astsn.iy scene OF bust. and excitement ensred in
the canps, and the men gave vent 70 tner eatnu.ssm
sss nhisng ,or The -, ~
the that another feast OF turkeys wss
eS rouc Tor tbem could poes'biy have been. rt
rho aca Of deserving their comfortable inter quarters
az this vsYahe season of the year NOT quits 80
paata5le TO some ct the oibcera who had neoomc
dcsred totncir little log cabins and bszus nrrs
the saug chimney places but the 0ydor had o. be beycd
and aud all .sseu q pack up, with scious Jest
a lugmbrious snitt Tuesday afternoon came the ordsf
move and 10 ninutes after It's reception the rcgi
mepts OF the i'th corrs motion the rear.
The order directed the Two corps to 80 between tie
run in The sane general direction A. the weldon ,ilresd
tbsiurmcg be g. he et ad the latter ~ the right u
IT, Here the trools were epuroped lor the night ot
without apy otDcr Protection II the weather.
than their blankets aud ovmcoaie srorafa.
In I,'tie wnie. however. the csmp grounds we're 10
NJ with ntrfre1s OF 1res ahrh CRACKING ard stkiing
amid the cedar boughs. nade briant and gictes 4ue
A. To their destination. the most .oB. dictofy
opinions vers hold among olccfs AMI m n Tho tavJrit
jdcs seemed 10 he that hey 20 march dosu -
vannsh ard IN orre sbcrfn .. Others hsin 81 tho
opinion that wtlmipgns, O.. TO bs NE ssnb
tive poirt," and ohef. talked of Nedor. ia, all
wrong
tatsy Yesterday morniog toe men were ~sseued BY
camp nr~s. made tncm utterly mtsarshs tor little
chis until they stirred ahoa, md warmed them
selves with exercise. Ieug befor. das bre.k they
~ their line % ,rch ani toward tue -cuth
side road where oil would have onneea tnr but south
ward, tovprd Stony Crock station. the roads ~
sbocktng condition. bat .hav dc exec eu pro.
and although the e pitlessiy the srdor o
seemed to De bat lttle cooled
The Excursions ~ the vehels % thor advance
sganst stcby creek, now vi'sl pont 10 the eny
have thus been confirmed. and doubtless they rave
despatched tro1rs to the Threatened tNnt. sveu before
ulr movement con,menced. Tue arrival OF Early
from tue valley has eralaed them :, do this without
weaken ing th0r lines IN our front Mean While
lines not been weakened for the army ha. been
m@terisy reinforced OF late, aud today. perhaps, a.
sirorg 80 II ever was
That movement will be successful, none mere soter
tans Q DOUBT
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sh1ridnn and Has cavalry Esportsd fa
FrtderseG "a

lFram the Richmond Examiner. Dec
" was reported last night authority thst
onerdd~ and AS had appeared vesteras Feos
rnrbhg. There Ia no ofleial no TO that elect.
y also reported that thre The great 81 prodii, g
az atack on om lines hp morntno tho enemy passing
sho river yesterday 10 numbers
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S,n~S

JOHN N GENIN, In view Of the irmedintc advent %
would draw the attention o. the fhionsbs
world public to hts extensive stock of
LADIES' AND MISSES iURS,
the prices which he has determined TO at
to them The manufactured expressly foe the
approach season. coupre the popular fancy Pus q
the together with superb Royal Erminef
aud and Hudson Bay sable The stock Of sleks
Robes besides the usual variety includes magn hcon srec
Arctic Fox Robes white The polar SNOW and ot
ample dmenecus Also, ladies' Fur Hoods and Foot NUTS
reptcmans Gloves. The entire ekpontioBe
which Is IS rsmarksbis for its variety saa
beauty JNO. u aLN'
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Just on the Iarket-A Lstsse Womdcr.-
The beautiful TEN dollar patent Sowing Mechlns;
perfect wcrsng like charm Indispensable to every
family dressmaser, miiner seamstress. nc For sale -
the tt. prodigy NAV be seen in opsrnton AN KxQUI-
si1k rRESENT FOR TIE HOLE BAYS.
j. r. RICHTER, General Agent
Broadwnv.
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Pocaro subtitle Uorooss Hntr from Low
foreheads or part OF the body Warranted At 0Ov
RAUDs depot ass Br Adway near Grand street
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ray or P~Isonr-a of W0r Collected for
the wife or widow we'd mother L. BROWN h CO.,
No. Park place, Broadway Bsok-
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let Your Ftvst Attack of 1ndtSesstOM
the last Reuse the dormant energies ~ the stomach
with ifosTETIERs BirTERs Ths tone thus impar'ed
retain. You will be troubled with iptulcuce
headache, gnawng pains In the cpl sstrm lssl
tudo intestinal pains and rrgniares TIE FiTTERS
snd sccarior sll these dncnea Sold
rywhere- New York dep ot 80 Cedar street.
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Rropkiyn CITY News.
FIxn AT rnE RRoOxLYS OAs wORKs-DEsrnUorror
or LAsoK sUpPLY or CaAL-

FIRM AT rnr BROOKLYN GAS wOKks-DNsrrCorToN
or LAsoE sUrPLY or oAL-
An extensive hro broke out ths prcmssG
Of tho Brsozyn Gss ushs Compsny. a. the foos
of Hudson avenue. shou, twelve O'Clock Friday
night, resulting In the destruction or largs amount ~
property The gas works extend the river froaS
from Hudson TO Little street, embracing about
two acres Of ground which buas-
ings Including sheds for tho storage Of coal supply
Of coal imported from Gacs Bay, Nova scotia bad boon
during tho fa and stored In large shed cover
ing thrsequsrters II was designed 70 lass
Tor ave months Tne commercst under this shed %
Tuesday last, and hss been emoumsrng ever ssoc~s
although every exertion made 20 extirgnish ~
Asout midnight " burst forth ike volcano
The nremen promptly oU ths spot, DIV
had little effect 10 auppressUg tbs names tii Aoout
three O'Clock A. NJ when 1t supposed they nad bees
got undev About six A. tho hr@ again burst forths
and the greater portion OF the coat destrcyed Op
hours but work haa again resumed, asd IL u nos
probable that ,here will be further difficulty rha
neiRhborng buildings ali saved from destruction ~
tho hremen who w0rked under great difficulties 10 confe
quenoe o the bad condition OF the hose The coal 10 use
by the company bituminous. Soft and OF highly is-
rammabe character. There stored Ia tho sbeA
twenty thousand and the value OF the amount oon-
sumed will roach s60,0o0, partially insured IN to
following oces:Firemep's FUND s. 000 Baltic, s50os
Mechanics and Traders, ~ 500 Merebants' ~ ao0s
Park 80 500 Croton So 500 Central PARK $500 Jedse
gnu ST. 500 Total Insurance. 8250oo The fire. II sup
posed, originated from Spontaneous combustion.
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Opera. Maslnes.

Donirestis brilliant opera Of La Fiofa del ssJts.nro
was produced at the manse yesterday for tho scood
..:s tnls season. MISS KcIlcyg charming Sususl
In Narsea part of which her talents scircs, her
vocal capacity and her personal appearance PECULIARLY
bent ber rbe opera generally Was well sung and we'll
received The weather yssssrdsy was anything but
inviting. In fact 10 vas abomnabe; still there 4 an
attraction 10 . motin~ which even clouded sxle ADD
muddy streets cannot conquer the audience yesdsy
proved. For tomorrow night rroyoior. Ia announced.
On Tuesday there will be recsss, In order 70 suabe tho
compsny complete tho rehearsal Of FRA Daoia. wnch
10 promised 10 bs given w . very grand snd perecs
manner such u has besu produced 10 this ccun
Wy bstere. Wednesday wiIl be the last night o. Don
.Sboai~s, after which tho public informed NJ Nc.
Nsresek that therc win be ouy six nights more TO close
the season, the company thcu prcccedne 10 bosan 70
ntr oducs their HARMONIOUS strains 20 tue recuiafy
euliehtcued Inhabitants Of that Intellectual city
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Holiday presents O1 AMect0m a&0
CHARITY IlEKr.ER h WILSON'S Highest Premium
LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
No. 625 Broadway, Now York
Sac WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Button Hole Machine.
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g,nafes' (stlt Conn bs.-New styles Jus0
rreeyed from Paris three four Eve six sght eus
stcen TO twenty dollars Tor ssie By G. AILBNs
as Broadway, below Canal street.
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CheNuSst BOOK store I'm the WOrs0.-
10o coa Auuuas Photograph Albums Chiidrsns Books.
Standard Works, III mSgniGcent bindings
LEGGAT BEOTHE RS 1l9 Nassau ~, below b0ekmas
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Personal Intenie~ence.

~sswaoh hmtShhb0SnGss
Brsgadier General william W. Norris, United states
Army commanding the dsfsacss Of Baltimore, IL the
city.
BrxsdIer cessra Bsaie Of the robe, army guest At
the Sc Nicholas Hotel General Bsaie vas prisoner 40
Fort wasreo and released % parole 70 nsgoste the
part a ths rebels fes she excbangs Thousand bA %
cstsoe for thirty theuSaua blankses BE- dsssIbuted
Uawed States Army, sse stoppsag ~ ths g. Nsssc'as
0sesssl RsAA, v Assay. y ssspstsg - ~ s@ Ssas'
uetea
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s.ortU Brooks ~ sO".-Wintsr BOOss.
shoe. reduced prices IA
Eroadvny. corner Howard street
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At E. Mendes'. No. Gao Broadway, DO
tween Bleecker and Amity streets.
CHOCOLATE FOR

GTRESFMAN AND NFW TT.NN'S
r. MENDEs annual exhibition will open on Thursday.
Dec 1894 containing elegant assortment OF FrencA
Fancy Boxes, ponborneres Carved Wood Boxes, and =
large variety OF Chocolate Toys This years oS
Chocolate onhous will that OF former seaseg
and will be the fashionable present
FOR IHB HOLIDAYS.
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,yust on the sIarket-ALs

Holiday GoOds Are Reauy for Iaspe6.
and sale, at TNRICHS date Broad
aud iaberty street. up stairs
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him This, too, Is his shortest and mcst prao otcsb'e
route TO the coast and the country through which be
would pass Afford an abundant supply Of forage and
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thoroughly tested and tried personally
Tor years. both in public private psss.as
da, 70 express candid opinion regarding their usques
TONED superiority over any other piano sno~n to-
Among .hs chief points lhcir uniform .ressoos srs
ar.s,er possible drsh rchn--. and volume of
biaea with rare brAncy and perfect
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,ou Of sound the pure and sympa,etc quality Of which
ns,sr changer uuder tho delicate powerful touch
rs, peoul.ry found exclusively in tho s,saway Piano
ard together With mascAe.s precision elasticity snA
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ssgos' tos .rnftsncr, misses, boys sad chdren g.
m.11poRss SIS BrosdwaA opposite Me,ropSs1e ho'N-
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mmrsd.n,. Pscsosal Balm Is

cndcd b a lhr leading phygcsus TO be certain remedy
for Coughs Colds llienga aud ali diseases OF the lung
To be had 1T 10 lati street, New York.
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from eu breath open 70 the charge OF eareessnes
Of tho fragran sOZODOET will skably accomplish
he work No toilet thbe should be without H. IL VIII
the white aud the breath pure AAd
awaet. aold " ALL drugglsts
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Bstc heior's Hair Dye-The Best n ehs
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The euiy por~
feet Dye. Sold by s druggists. Factory II Barclay suess
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Chaps, Chnfss, rimpiss, EruEtsonss
Reio.ss 10, cured by 0OURADDs italian Asdiosss4
Soap At his depot, 40 Broadway. acar Grand street.
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A. Jared e Rene. Enn menors % smt
Skin aud cole agents Of Jareds Email do FArs" rnAa
delphA
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brow as Bronchial Troches.

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lowed dissolve in the mouth, have direct influence 90
the affected the soothing OBJECT to the mucous hnin
wndpipe aiays Pulmonary irritation and gives ns
lief in Coughs Colds and the various Throat Affections -
vhich public speakers and singers are liable. sst
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RICH MOND,
Gen. WarrenA Corps Crosses
the N0ttOyv6y River ON
PentOOn Bridges.
Rebsl Picksts Driven Across
fhf Hatcher's Run.
Fighting Rstween Warren's
Corps and the Rebels
at Stony Crock.
Reported Evacuation OF Pc
\ tersburg.
~>~o>>o>>~~ooc~>~~1~o->c>o~o
Tho Movemsnt to the Rear Of the Rebel
Battery at Howlett's House.
>>~--~~@~~v-~~~~-~-----
A Battle Believed to be I'm
minent,
&ss. Co.. %
THE MOVEMENT TOWARDS STONY CREEK.
THE MOVEMENT TOWARDS srosy CREE

-~-----~--->~-~-~~~-~~-~-~-
Tho Pross Dispatches.
HEADoUARrsas ARMY or THE Potomac,
Dec s, 1884. !
Yesterday morning al daylight the Fifth corps will
tho Third division Of tho Second aud two bsgades Of
Greggs cavalry, started south.
They were heard from yesterday afternoon, and had
the Nottoway river the Jerusaem road, with
out meeting opposition OF any consequence.
They crossed rontc0ns which they took up attsr
doing so.
Descrtess who came our lines this morning stote
that Mahc nea rebel division sent on yesterday TO
beard in ,hat direction to-day not believed that any
engagement has taken place.
HxApoUARfwss, AHar or rus PorosAC,
DRC Q--Norning.
reconnoiterips force Of cavalry out the loft
yesterday afternoon striking tbs rebel pckets the
Vaughn road driving them HAtehcrs run, distance
OF over two miles, whore they haa breastworks erected,
and where they made stand.
skirmshing continued for soms time, wheu the bect
OF the movement hsvlng been fully accomplished, the
expedition returned.
onr oss was sevea men wounded; thai Of the enemy s
not known
Some OF those who accompanied this party report that
heavy ariug the direction of Stony Greek,
which Indicates taat fighting going on between
rsrera, Warren amt the enemy.
reports are currrn, tina, evacuaoa of Petersburg
BY the rebels may oalooked for =. an carly day.
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A0npsas co the Lndles.
BkRG CO.'S Patent ladies COvnpsnfou Clrsreu0s
For In the confectionery and cigar scores " Dey Vs.
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A.-UosSdsy suits ana Ovcrcoaes.
BOYS. rrom BIO 10 $50. -,
MEMS. from S2D TO $G. l. " bkohAW, ~ Four'nAv
Present.-The mOut suitable presene
for smokers IL undoubtedly Meerscbaum Pipe which ea1
be got genuine AZ POLLAK SONS. manufacturers. -
Broadway Fourth street. Pipes cut 70 order anu 70
nal trad
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Alt IL Sa I'd that Ghe Road tn Perd te100
n a broad wsy, but PHALON,S NIGHT BLOOMING
CERE Ua thousands who traverse our Broadway
heny aniy Odo
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5000 A. res Pssreie.m On Lands y

The ssw ~ ,esocs OF Cssarausus sous. Ns~ Hsrs fos
sses Sauaiy sosd a. Oil c,ssx os w'ss'' ''r''~
ssls sr sscssass % favorable srms Adsrs's - "
's.s Lsse Pea sas, Hsy ysss. es o sss's '''@'
, tArAusna ceaskr. New Vo<x
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yhs Mswsgsus,svy County rsas, Heid ~
na,,on Ohio awarJed two premiums ior the oess
sewing machns yd icr ,hs ess es.am icna cOTrASr
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-04
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eE- If not called fer within one month
they will be sent tU the Dead Letter Office.
FREE DELIVERY of letters Iy cdrfiefs, at the
residences ofowners. in cities and large towns.
may be SECURED by observing the following
RULES.
l. Direct letters plainly TO the street and
number. as well as the post Office and State.
2. Head letters with the writer's post Office
and State. street and number. sign them plainly
with full name, AMI request that answers be
directed accordingly.
8. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
IN q town or city, whose special address may
be Unknown, should be marked, in the lower
left-hafid CORNER, with the word Transient
4. Place the postage stamp on the uppel
fight-hand corner, and leave space between
the stamp and direction for post-marking
without interfering with the writing.
n. .B.-A REQUEsT for the return of lettei
to the writer, if unclaimed within 80 days q
less. written or printed with the writers mamie
post office, and State, across the leftshand END
Of the envelope, on the face side, will be
complied with at the usual prepaid rate o
postage, payable when the letter is delivered
to the writer.-See. 2o, Law of 1868 +"