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The New York herald., 1864-12-09
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PRECEDENT, vxNAN9O COUNTY. EsNs.~
N will that the Oacsrs AM Dreeiors ?. ,-s-
exceieut conmeruinl ~ -.
ene~ Liberal sdvaptaees are cred sutserlesrs .hs
getting the prope " at rst cust prce w re- !. rr
for hrst casr o. AZ
tory is very ample and gfea, pr CO. 81 C-eHs
1870 Nv, s,,,oiv san RI 80 sad a intor urs
SiDJ paid in secures &5y ~ nv y ss1-' 49,
of Com upGny. "A BFoGiWAJ, 80" aN'~s
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r,x-, pre rsfs-~ for tnc Rest sewtu4
huo - a.. hsSt Machine ~ ork were awarded W We
mscnlpe Pa : BAKER SEWING akcHinR UoMpASf a.
uhy. ~ Csanty pennsylvsns, Fair this iah
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Ray OF Prisoners of ssowss co
the whs ~ "i@o"o@ Na rArk place, Broadway bank.
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Instead or Running the Tone OF fhs
bowels irrepaaby with fere. eashartc IN the insans h
curing that ths m I'D but orecsive
ne rsnason OF HOSTETrEfs BfTTER5 which win br.ae
The orga back their natural condition. n
Them bcy ond faccompusa ng e1ss
In two weeks Sod everywhere. New York snos
eds streeL
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,,s estou,--Isoots and Sh0es.-Tbs
,,e.s, good Boots and Shoe: In as city p
adss scntlnmer misses. boys aud chiidren. et e =.
eRonxs. byy Broadway, opposite hstropolnAn hots
Ro,g and Youths water Proof and W inter Boois
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Tns Ghosts of the Dsfrucf Bsss
Holes and ssworms that KNOX the Ha.ses hnssr o. .s
wsv has slarshtersd in his many years %
pericnce Will hold . spiritual circle tee Ne esass'~
tomers svery dAy.
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po-are subtitle Uproots Hair from Iew
forsheada or any part Of tho body. warranted h GOV
RAUD 3 depot St3 Brc advay. near Grand strcet
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Iadsss, Gtie Combs.-yew styles Juse
ysesived from Parts three Eve air seven sight ts9
6sesn 20 twenty dollars each, for sale by 0Go. o. ALLAN
ais Broadway, one door below Csnd street.
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Chaps, Cnafes, rtmpics, Erupsion1
Redusss. &c,, cured by G0URAUD's Italian MedicAss<
ssap at hs depot ass Broadway, near Grand street
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DrocHs Il Son. 434 Broadway. cornes
Howard street. Winter Boots, shoes aud Bamorss IN gsst
variety at reduced prices.
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,a,.., u.,t uuckle-. New q

s,,e inst received from Pnrs-gt eL steel and psarf
t,yo tbres fonr nve eight fifteen and twenty Sc
lars each For by GEo. q. ALLLr, NO. tl5 BrcsAr
way one door below Canal street..
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Eurdsulrs Arrtoa GfrsuA ert-Au In.
fabIe cure for burns scads. spraius, rhenmatism
&c single application alays tho pain fro1
burn the instant Is Ii applied No family should % wise
The New York herald., 1864-12-09
city Inseiiigsnse.

ST. Assn EprcorAI Cauzcn has been Of greas benefit
the deaf residents Of this city and its suburbs
For several 70 has provided Tor them services In
their language every Sunday afternoon. II very
desirable that should be freed from ts debt IN order 70
extend It's work among the fifteen thousand deaf mutss Of
our country BY sending cergymsn trained in the sign
se e ;ss .,:s % ss
be e ss n %
pue, with the view Of raising this 81 ooo This friday
tons OF the service the sermon will bs interpreted in
the sign language.
TEE TRINITY CHORAL FKsrIvAL-The evening perform.
ance Of the chorisers OF Trinity church and assisting
choirs took place last night the programme OF Wednesday
being adhered th the exception OF few changes in tho
solos. Mr. Samuel II. Mayer by request introduced the
Msndelssohn air, "H with all your hearts," singing u
snd the Total Eclipse" from Handels ssampson."
with greater precision than on Wednesday. SO many
tickets had been sold that the church was more than
standing room. The festival win be repeated this
evening.
Tm FrUIvAL IxxacrLArs CoSoEerIoN-rhs
feast Of tho Immaculate Conception celebrated
tordsy with imposing ceremonies at ell the Catholic
churches Of this city but particularly at the fine edace
in East Fourteenth street, between avenues and B,
named Of tho latest article OF faith adopted BY
shs Row VIM r Morrosh pastor OF the church assisted
by the Rev. G. 0'Farrel and another clergyman, as
deacon and sub.dsscon and the ehir imposed ,i Of
selection OF sacred music. Al the usual part OF the
services Rev. Father Meagher, OF the Society OF
Jesus, delivered eloquent seruon on the immaculate
Conception and the ancient manner OF observing the
festival In Catholic countries. The discourse listened
10 with profound interest. During the mass number Of
beautiful young girls, clothed In white garments re-
cevcd their first communion, and were admitted as
members OF the Sodaly Of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
FIRE IN PEARL srRxr-About eight O'Clock last night .
e broke out on the nfh floor Of building No ia Pearl
street. In promises occupied by Rivera Cordova CON-
mission merchsnts. Tho nre originated among some
bales Of cotton and extinguished by the 1remsn
before extended to the lower oors Part OF the roof
OF building destroyed The damage to the stock
will probably amount $4,000 said TO be insured. Tho
third floor Is occupied Office by oyphnnt Co i'm
porters Of India goods. Damage about $780, Tho FIRST
family scree Damage BY water about 5000. Insured.
The building damaged $780, The origin d the IRE ID
unknown al present.
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Snow storm at Oswego.

Oswsao. Dec. ., 1894
snow storm comnsncod early this morning, with .
high wind from The wess The weather 10 cold ana
sshtsxoss.
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Ladies, Polish Boots, Baimora1s. w hits
Satin Slippers srd GAitera Ladies. paronre hiLLhR
co Canal trteet.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preserw atfvs
and wig Depot wholesals and retail, No. Asto Houss
The dye APPLIED by sklful artists.
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Trusses for the Cursl and Relic. %
> rrp.ure al MARSH BRO ., corner OF Broaa"a, -" ~
A eat under BarnuIas Mussum-
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Rat~heior's Hair Dye-rhs Best IN the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The p<r>
feet Dye Sold by all druRgss Factory Barclay srsss
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Juss on the srarkot-ALfttie

Juss On the Market-ALfttie Wonder..
The eautfu new dollar Sewing Machine; 49,
feet GEM working like charm indispensaee TO ever res
m mnar seamstrcss &c FOR safe ~ Ne
Intosn CLOAK store %T Brosdwsy New York where As
ent FOR the Holidays. J. r. RICHTER General AssuI~
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Very Good Invest INC Would Ye1
know what dor How rise IN tho wordi And 70 nsure
health and happiness In short 70 make teo
OF your.el II the hrst .sp To- secure this sEd
to your real capabilities. What you cAh -
bet bs In law medicine or dlvn ~; In art, mcchanis
business. banker. broker Insurance agent an 81
gineer builder; worker In ron wop1 or stone SarO
ful examination by Mersrs. FOWLER 4 WELLS, Fhye
nalngists. $50 ROADWAY Will se,te tho question.
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Present.-The Tost suitable pressvt
smokers undoubtedly Hsersrhaum Pipe Witch usl
be genuine at POLLAK x SONS, mauufaotnrerN -
Broadway Teurth se Pipes cct 10 order and fs
pelsed.
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DENVER CrY, Dec 8, 1864.
Detachmsnss OF the First and Third cavalry, under
command OF Colsnel Chivngen, had fight with the In
dans near Fort Lyon aud killed between four and i've
hundred them and captured about Eve hundred po.
niles and mules Tho chiefs Black Kettle, White Ante.
lore and Litte Rob were killed. Our loss was nno
kilIed and thirty eight wounded.
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Prizes Cashed in all LsSaiixes Lests-
ries, and inform alton given
j. CLGTR Broker efhss, l7s Broadway. New York
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A.-HoiIdny Suits and Ovcrcoats.
MEMS, from S21 10 SLS. Nv. BIoKAw, 50 Fourth
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A. Jared & Rene, En- ameiie~s of en-
Skin and sole agents Of Jarsds Email de Paris, Phiia
dolphiA.
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A Very Good Invest mens.-W

Noyai Havana LOtteSy.-9es OMcA al
drawing Of December :. on snother psge.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

There is considerable speculation Us to
the course which tho Brhzliian Government
will take in the case of the trespass upon
its sovereignty in the capture Of the Flori-
da. A great deal Of diplomacy will, no doubt,
be required TO prevent the Emperor from
demanding a restitution Of ths Florida The
New York World has the following upon
this subject and upon a possible compliea-
ton with Brazil; .,I5yy
A singular case occurred to our diploma-
cy, when Jetfsrson was Secretary Of War, 10
which we occupied the position now held
by Brazil II was the capture in Delaware
Bay, within our jurisdiction, OF the British
ship Grange, by the French irigRte lEmbus.
cade Previous 10 making any official de-
mand on the French government Mr. JET.
ierson submitted the case 70 the Attorney
General OF the United States for his opin.
ion, M TO whether so large an expanse d
water as Delaware Bay is within our juris-
dietion. Mr.. Randolph, 10 hia opinion, c
ted numerous authorities establishing our
right, and concluding his letter IN theas
words: .nr' f.
Tho conclusion, then, is, that the Grange
has been seized on peulral ground. II tki.
be admitted the duty arising from the lle
gRl act is restitution, tb.i
The resulting consequence waa so. unde
niabls that he deemSd u snpesdaous, 10 ar
que it, Mr. Jefferson accordingly addressed
20 NJ. De Tvrnant the French minsisf, Z
letter dated May, 10, 1893, Of which the
passage here Inserted isAn exirac,f % -le %
"Tbe capture Of the Britsh ship Grange
by the French frRAte fEmbuseadS, within
the Delaware, has been the subject Of . for
mer letter TO YOU, On fall aud mature con
siderhiion, the government deems the cap.
ture to have been unquesiionaby within il
Jurisdiction, and that, according 10 the rnlsi
Of neutrality, aud the projections it owes tt
all persona while withih lis limits, il is boun(
10 sec that the crew be liberated, and th,
vessel and cargo reslored 70 their former
owners The Attorney General Of tho Uni
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

ted States has made a abatement Of the
grounds Of this determination. O copy Of
which ! have tbe honor 10 enclose you.
am IN consequence, charged BY the PTesi.
dent Of the uniled States 70 exprees 70 you
his expectation, aud al The same time. bis
confidence, that you sill be pleased 10 iake
immediate and elieetual measures for hav.
ing the shr Grnee and her cargo restored
o. the British owners aud he persons TAX
on boerd her to 10 set at liberty.
This is a correct exposition of the law aud
a. against our g5vsfumonL u is conclusive ~
H. therefore, Brazil chooses TO stand on the
extreme limit Of her rights, the letter Of the
law will Justify her, But If, ON the other
hand, she ronsenfs 10 wWve restitution, tho
character aud history Of the rebel cruisers
VHhcaable hef 70 90 50 without aby compr0.
mise Of her national honor BY burning at
sea captured vessels which had been adjudi
Gated upon, ~ 10 prize court these cruisers
have usutped the Functions devoived by ~
) terpAiionAl, law, upon prize lrlbupsh The
party m0kingR capture OF n private vessel Al
sea has no right to pass upon us validity
National law would be no law Atall, II inter
estnd parties we're allowed to be the judges Q
! .heir own case The Florida, then, being
/ htlle better lhaR y pirate, il Brazil eousent
: 10 noeeta soihrthing short Of tia restitution
J The uses to which the vessel has been put
4 will more than Justify her ....,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.



Nav YoRg, November 20 The Key Wsat
correspondent of the Herald, dated 18th,
states that rebel steamer with forty bales Of
cotton aboard is blockAded up the Snwanee
river by our boats, aud another at Crystal
river
The frseman'S Journal has been exchded
from Key West and thar department by Gen
Newton.
Rebel papers assert that an immense aect
OF transports had arrived ut Mobile Bay,
The reported capture Of DerbAuzia by
buckner, IL again asserted by the rebels but
dates OF the 9Th inst two weeks after the re.
ported capture, received in New York, make
no mention OF H.
Many Union prisoners have been aent to
Lawton, near Savannah.
The rebel arsenal at Charleston was burned
on the I'd inst
The Key West correspondent Of the Her
aid, dated 2lb, states that on The California,
the steamer that takes lns, will arrive ali
that remains Of the Forty ninth Indiana vol.
unteers, to bO mustered out Of service. The
regiments commanded at present by Lieut.
Col. j, Hswker This regiment has stood
the blue OF twenty-five pitched battles -
Among their achievements are Fort Henry,
Fort Donaldson, Piltsburg Landing, Shiloh,
Chickasaw BluiIs, Fort Gibson, Champion
Hills, Black River Bridge, Yicksburg, &c 1t
VaB als0 part OF the Red river expedition, and
passed through Western Texas to the Rio
Grande Col Hswker joined he regiment as
private, and has worked his way up to bis
present honorable position.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
SnnlIarY Expenaen.

We have received copy Of the report Of
the Secretary of the Sanitary Commission Of
the Western Department OF the United States,
located al Louisville, Keptneky from Septem.
Der |, 1861, to January 1864 The amount
collected is put at $32 ,065 AZ 0ftbis there
has been expended for the purchase OF sup-
pliea," Sy3,5g2, 56-while the expenses Of
Boy lng and distributing this aid to The soldiers
amounted to $l70, ,493, so Of which the sum
Of sixty.three Thousand two hundred and sew.
eniy-iour dollars and seventy four cents was
expended in salaries alone From this il
would appear thatfor every four dollars con
tributed for the benefit Of tho soldier,
three were taken 70 the expenses in getting
IL TO him, and nearly as much in amount aa
was actually distributed TO the Various camps
WAS taken from the fund 10 salaries, for the
report does uot claim to havs distributed"
but $4s ,OI0,6s f.a I...I-
E,This is charity with yepgence. This is
the way the money goes, and Il is not much
better than stealing. People generally sup
pose when they give their money 20 help the
sick and wounded soldiers that ii goes through
the hands Of kindhearted people, direct 10
the camp and hospital, without much charR
beyond that Of tranporiation, and that Is gen.
orally donated, They have no idea that any
part Of il goes to fattsD the pockets OF set
Of Awinidab Seeks, who are always hsuging
about charitable enterprises
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
The Horrors of VRar--SheTIdan's =
Devastation

A committee OF seventy.two, consisting OF
thrty.six citizens and the same number Of
magistrates, appointed by the Country Court
OF Rockingham for the purpose Of making sn
estimate of the losses of the county by by the
execution Of Sheridans Infamous order have
made, after u laborious investigation of the
subject, the following report:
Dwelling houses burned, 30; barns burned,
$50; mills burned, 81 fencing destroyed
(lniles,) 100; bushels Of wheat dSstroyed,
100000; bushels of corn destroyed, 10000,
tons of hay destroyed 6,233 cattle carried
off L750 horses carried oif. 1850; sheep
carried oH, 1900 hogs carried Off $3.50; fac.
tories burned, 3, furnace burned, l. In ad-
dition to which the Register says, there was
an Immense amount of farming utensils of
every description destroyed, many Of them Of
them Of great value, such as Mccormick 8
reapers, threshing machines; also, household
and kitchen furniture, money, bouda, plate,
etc. The whole loss being estimated at the
enormous sum Of 26, 600, 900
~ [RookiuRham IVA. } Reg later,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

il is believed ihot the general government
will hencsiorth DO able TO keep bis unruly
tossles 10 check
Late adgices from the Mexican coast rep.
resent The people divided, aud the Empire
gaining ground
Mahzirillo win soon be occupied by the
French
The Gayeruor has issued n proclamation
calling fot.aHoher regiment OF California vol
unleers IN accotdance with the reqnisitiob
from the Wsr Department, TO Do used TO gar
risOn deleusca
Reoruiting Ia San Francisco to fill up old
regiments COCA on brisky
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

Louisville, Nov 10 "A freight train leav.
ing Nashville early Friday incoming broke a
driving Wheel and 1t every revolution brok
rals-sotne 200 rals-- between. Naphvrlo
and Gallatln, and rendered tho road useless,
Damages twenty Thousand dollnrs
The trains are twelve hours behind time
10 consequences OF this injury to the road
The Chattanooga Gazette says that Msior
Gen Steedman, with instructions that be bs
assigned to command Of oil the troops bb
longing TO the jtb and l1th corps, now in
this district
with Breehinudge is ealimated at 400 killed
wounded ard missing, Gillian is safe at Knox
Vile
Heavy rains here to-day; river is q feet on
the shoals
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
The Polish Thieves Ever siuce


The Polish Thieves Ever since the
robbery Of oorrigans boot and shoe store, the
Mayor and Marshal, at considerable expense,
have had detectives in their employ, for the
purpose OF ferreting out the thieves, and put
ting stop to the petty robberies which have
been perpsIratsd here Of late robberies
which we're believed to have been carried on
mainly by the same gang The perseverance,
Of these officers Was rewarded by the detection
Of ons Of the suspected parties eandest,uely
removing bundles Of goods from bis house ut
uight Al the house was found numbes OF
shoes identified as part Of the stock stolen
from Corrigans aud a number of bridles aud
other articles, believed to be stolen Auoth.
sr one ofthe robbers Was closely pursued by
the poiiea that be was unable to get on the
train, about starting iof the west, add ho de
posted his bundles in Eberlya hotol on Sixth
street, near Main Both these men we're ar,
rested, after an animated chase One of them
iss pedlA', living in this city He goes by
tho name Of Epstein, bat has the alias Of Jo.
Smith. The other gives his name as Isaar
Miller, and Il Is said he has clothing store
IN lpalApaPolia--tePt up, doub,Iesa by raids
upon clothing establishments in various parts
Of the country, The men ms natives Of
Rnsaia. Poland, and IS charged that they
are members of = band whose lheving opera
iions extehdOvsr Ohio aud Indiana, having q
eomnon depot al Indianapolis, The goods ta
ken from charchs we're found at Rberly' ho.
tel Sixth Street, and Identified. Epstein aud
Miller had prehminAty heatlnE on Saturday
and were held to answer. ~ Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
LATEST ME ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l The Inquirsr Of
this city has special report from the Rich
mond papers on Friday fH IGbti
The Augusta Chronicle says scouts who left
Jonesboro "Wednesday morning report Gen.
Howell Cobb with from COO 10 500 militia
and 3 brigadea cavalry attacked the enemy
and was steadily driving them ia
The Inquire has AlsO tho following,
Il is reported that Iiutlers Head quarters,
lhat on lbe 18Th the rebels captured a party
oi The picket line between the James and Al
pomaltox river, numbering 60 men.
News from City Point, reporis The retakibg
by Butler Of the picket line.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

Ngw YoRE Nov 2l- Cotton quiet and
steady nj 30 Flour shade Timer aud
quiet at . 4Oa9 80 for extra state, and 10 95a
II 10 for round hoop Ohio; Wheat dull and
dropping under nrge receipts. at 2 40
for amber Michigan; Rye dull and Barley
quiet Corn lc better with lmitpd supply,
at 20 f,t mixed Western; Oats dull at 96c
for western, Pork lower At 80 25a3g 90
for mess 80 C23o39 7j Tor new, aud 81 73a
3s % ter pr.mr. Lard dull at. 2lla23
Whisky firm al Fjal 13i Tor Western Pc
troleum dah at acc for crude, 67c for.re.
fined in boud and s7c for isee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

BuFFALo, November 20 -Brgadier Gen.
Barry, Chief Of Artillery Of Major General
sherman, arrived here yesterday, serously III
of Erysipelas
He left General Sherman on the morning
Of the 18th, at kingstown, Georgia. General
Harry says General Sherman has sll the IN.
iantry, cavalry and artillery soldiers that ha
wants HH ..U.
The men have all received eight months
phy, aud their outfit has especially been
adapted to "a hard winters tramping, and The
qorale OF the troops is uhequaled The ge.
Mus aud vigorOl sherman will carry the army
triumphantly through the work ithas to do
On Monday night last, Hoods entire force,
Including FORESTS cavalry, were in tho i'm
mediate neighborhood ui Tuscumbia aud
Florence, Ala, watched By u party Of troops
under command of Major GensrafGeorge H.
Thomas, Of such strength as will render the
uvaslon OF Tennessee M impossibiliiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

Lincoln has been re.eleoled Prssideht of
the United StAtes His first election could
not surprise any pnel fVr he was wh6lly IN.
known, but his re. election, after four years
experience and capacity, will not fall to im
press the world with q very low opinion of
popular government So far ne the people
OF these States are interested, the reelection
Of Lincoln 10 entirely satisfactory For us,
he lie the right man in the eight place. We
would not have bad him defeated, but gave all
The Influence of the Enquifer to him. Oar
reasons were entirely 'selRsh We prefer
an ignorant, brutal fool as Commander In.
Chisi Of the eneihyto any other man Gen
AcClel Ian might have given ps more trouble,
but we have taken the measure Of Lincoln
and know exactly his entire worthlesaness -
The four years more Of war, which his elee.
ton now makes sure, would not have been
avoided by the election Of McClsllau, but
miRht have been conducted with much more
ability and given us more trouble than Lin.
coin can. possibly command The reelection
ofl-ineoln holds our people still Rrmer 10.
gethsr, and prevents the discussion aud ais
cord which the election Of Mcclellan mia IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

NRw YORk, Nov 20-An Atlanta letter,
OF the 10th, to the Herald, mentions the arri.
val OF an escaped Union prisoner from An.
dersonvlle, who confirms the statements of
the rebel atrocities toward our prisoners; aud
who also states that IN travelling through
Georgia, he found that tho hargesis had beeu
gathered iaio bnrus aud warehouses;, aud were
filled, and but very few rebel soldiers 10 the
interior; showing that there IL plenty to sub
s'st an army upon, while but little resistance
eau be offered.
The last train from Atlanta, bound North,
was to leave Atlanta on The llth The only
troops in Atlanta on the 10Th were Sloculn
corps.
The Chattanooga correspondent of the Her
aid dating Nov. 18th, states
just arrived from Atlanta a II the arsenals.
foundrieS a1d rolling stock in Atlanta have
been de Dyed
All the factories, mills aud foundres from
Chattanooga to Atlanta, and several miles
beyond, are destroyed, the railway gutted,
tore up, and all the irou put beyond use, or
brought to the rear.
Atlanta iS no longer of Military Importance,
and the country for miles around il uas was.
ted beyond the possibility OF service 10 the reb.
el army. H M
Atlanta is ia ruins, and its streets will soon
DO overgrown with grass.
For week, trains coming North have bee n
hiled with Government stores and refugees,
and The scenes at the depot were those Of con.
fusion and suffering
Another account says Sherman had his
headquarters, on Monday last, at Kingston.
with the l4lh Corps
He issued an order telling the troops they
we're about to pass through a country hereto.
fore unoccupied by either army, and they
were expected 10 subsist on the country, TAX.
ing all horses and mules in reach
The l4th Corps was the rear guard Of Sher
man army, aud moved from Kingston on
Monday last ...a.f