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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12


am,ncr III the 9Th says:
Sherman is reported % have reached a
point half way between Millen and Savan-
nsh, and is believed t. bc marching on the
latter place. We h"pe it is true. W. hope
he ill attack Savannah, but the hope is
faint. When he reaches the neighborhoo.l.
anil gets somc clear information n to wha,
Savannah i, he will turn his steps IN an
other direction.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 9th
says:
Sherman il evidently marching for Sa-
vsnnah Or some other point in its ,,cighbor-
no ".
On Friday morning, the 81 inst. his main
body br'ke up camp at Louisville. Ca. and
marcned down the Central Railroad. the
18th and Goth CO. s. which form his lef,
wing. hcisg in advance.
Before night fall the greater portion ofthc
Yankee cs'lu I'm hssl passed. through Millcn
in the direction " Savannah We have no
later news Of its whereabouts.
The Charleston Mercury 0f the 9th also
says:
Passengers who arrived SUNDAY evening
report that = fight was going on some where
near Pocatalig' ~ they passed that point,
but m definite details in regard I" the pr"
grcss Or result VI the reported action could
be gathered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12
bALvtsivas. DC. u

OhLIE y y. 1Vs
The following special lse been received
9 the american Ufhce, dated Annapolis ~
\. H.:
tic steamer Victor has just arrived from
'hssi.6iUn, here all u JOI. w aiiVrd'.
tect 10 Tow ing.
tie sxshsngs 0i prisoners is being
hinged from Savannah to Charleston
i.us. SHERMAN and Foster have inter- upteu
us e8cls nge vt the former city.
When the Victor sa,.cd ON "wednesday
hey heard heavy firing in the direction Vi
s.vsDDab, being either an attack On tina.
~ Or % tie rsiirOad bot wceD Uhariestv
I'D SsvsDOsh. All agree that Savanna.
ust txli.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

BurrALo. Dec. IA heavy snow storm.
occurred Yesterday and last night, which,
extended 10 the eastern cities.
The ". a,hrr Is coil hut clear.
The ~. .eclc.l raid cn*this city from Can
ada did not cunsc oil last night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

s1ly1r ~ l. AZ 81 - ~ - -
HsssBgss.hsA lssn Wat vzs9snie. soc y
sssseaos q Al~sssdsis, bsvs eelecsed -.
'cTse - A'sfks vees~ey oeaesioeed - 80
'essA u M B s6A-s s,d J IN o. UndsSe
sccd, o pess-Ns q =. District Juhss,
lee Of S-nstos Csrii.r. chose term r..
Tres m the Z b 81 n. r. March.
Asoue 600 inches u snos IAl here lsos
Bcbe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

ToRoxro. Dc. l2.-I'he steamer George
MoIlats was wrecked Yesterday near Bow
Evansville, and is = tOtal loss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

cAssiEofOs, Dec 10.
The Government has received no skfvsma
on ether thau what sppenso IN Ssu hein ~
'.rs IL 'esst.0D - chesmsn's m0vemeuts.
Five or az merchants Vi w a&h ugtvu chare
4 ~,sh selling goods " biocksoe fupns r. nav.
cen reS.asinstted 10 the Vid Capisat, BY " do
! the Secsetaiy Vi Wsr.
The bOssea, cAssia. "a, &C., and ID 0ss be
nssoa " tbe establishment Of Aosu lyon.
ave t~.en sid ~ AZ. ton. This dssp sl,,o
1 n's property indicates mat Lord ky.Ls u,
'ot eoOD re- urn y this ccuntfy.
The mi TIA commission 10 session 10 th
~, this NJ rn,ug toob up the care Vi Char L.,
a. y ter, haru ~are sDt chant in ba .tsmvrc
y which IA uon No.s i vss he pr,nc,vA
situess ivr The government. He IL acc used
-slilux .0vds ~ Llvckaue runners - " Satr,
! sntU lhs sIbss liues. casa
lte ~ al sse.@er Cos .ack, from City Pvin
v-day Ortuxbs :. Washington abvu. 80 10
~ftsrs trom zen. Lees army, who sutirr ,
uucn from tue cold being 10 most iussAuue.
usUiy clad anu without blankets.
Nav YcRs, Dec. 10.
Gold has been weak during the
aorDi0g, 10 consequence, chiefly, u IN.
.rge pressure u CASH gvid upon the mar
Ct. The price opened st 238. "a be uusu.
reached 2S9 81. but again dsclsD.d
.ii9htiy.
W ruesdAy last Gre broke out 10 4
.rss ssoss structure bel0cs ,os to u.
srouk'yu Gas Cv0paay, q tho foot .
iudsvn avenue, used Tor the storage Vi b..
Aasinvus cvaI. From that tssnu unt,l vu.-
esdsy men we're employ ed endsavvrs0x 1.
sssnsuash shs ares Last nishs, hsusvss
ssrs Wss = tssassndvus espiUslou 10 a..
!. - esosrsssd ~ the s@oaldesine 500
,soseo - tosesssly followed y GAssss @
sadsoy ee0ee { : eoaI WITH neess sorlaes.
.nsli sAeesae1s q to6e Nl6S Is . 49,.
I - ~ y eosl tsotne Wish 49, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

CAuRO, Dec 1.-THE steamer Nia<isxirpi
with New tsslcans dates of the 9TH have Il
rived. The cotton press Vt Matamuras ~as
destroyed Early H. November. OtIO bales o,
co,tnn. worth ttH0, OO, wax alaO destroyed
Cant. Semtscs = ~ Arrived at AatanlurnS
en- r.use lur Hi h,nnnd.
TIE 4. amer Ike Davis has been sold Tor
ovcr t35.UOO.
Gen Mej,. represented % being severe 4.
his soldiers, pun ishment for such misdc-
mranor IL 5UUlasl.sr death.
ST. Lorsa De-. 12.-Thc steamer ST.
Louis tos Cairo. expkxlcsl ct Ca~o,riOlet ak
miles Lelow St. Louis carly this suornina
pilots. clerks, and other employees Of the
bsat, ny that while tho bet was lyi~e
vitaosst &tsam il u halter The explosion
l6s.k plare an the larbmrd side the exlllo.
sira eoine upward usaking hols ia the
tolIoe dss.k tlmu0gh wmch several versOns
On. Thsv ssY hist the css,se ~ the explo.
sjun my have bssn riassrd BY bon anime
nitto y ~ tslA. There were ~ ssli,es,.
@ ~ "a assl IN lava. and slsDth Mixsiuusi
gey11Iy Stah ~ h1ls1s. s'sd uls,le> aa'oesl.
~ or1olsel4 ~ ~ sxfk'sion was
b0 ~ - oisaeS q Waegf II TN
S U(t1A eessk ~ - <wse 90
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Pn.LAUsLPHtA. DEC. 10.
n enOW ktOrW c1M. ~ sc. here ~ ~
'Ock Tits MUi U,Ds SuL c.veed a0vut uss
III
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REVOLUTION


IN THE DRESSING ROOMi
By the almost UNANIMOUS notion Of the parties
interested,
lhri.fndOrO's Hair D.e
has repaced, old worn ont inventions for COL
Oring the hair. whie.. the httter experience of
years had proved 10 be ineiestve and dele,erous.
Unlike the compounds hat
MAZE WAR
upon the health Of the hair ard dry M and con.
same the Juices which sustain il. this mid genial
and perfect dyeis found u be vitalizing - we'll
A. colnring agent.
ChriStnd0ro's HAIR Preventative.
svauabi. adjunct ~ ,ic Dye. in dressing aud pro.
noting the Crnwth and perfect health IL the lIxir
and vi itself when used alone a safeguard that
protects the tiDres from decay Under all circnni.
stances aid under al ciimcs Manufactured by j.
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Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dressers. octt:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

Nav iokG. Dec. III.
The rebel Gen. Beaie released from For
Warren on parole 10 &C. IN copju On ~ii
be Cut u G. u. Pavue IN TIE exchange Of 1C'H
nal-- Of .tUn OM Abe 5 VITA iOs xb,Vs
.iAnksts tor rsssi pyis sess. hsA arrives II
n,s cay aud esvSstsd " Gsu. Dsx's Lesdqus,
,erB.
Nav YoRE, Dec. 10.
Orders we're received today by the Col
'tctOs frJiu Ws~biD<tOn 20 r. qu'rs pss.'
.Ut t. Ut 81 lers.ns - no come irovu Nsesas
md other pyrts hat are sbe bsants ot Tn
.irss,csl despersaues who bavs ee,zed o.
-s,rmp,ed to az 20 vessels be ong'ng IL CT,
,sens vi the U"s,ed States. Ibe nAnes u
81 pcr.uns arriving here from buca port,
suoous par, ports are 70 &c eeDs ~ tue ~
bor,s,es 81 Wssh,IgtuD.
A consider able number Of prominent c'''
xo"s mt ~ 5 O'Clock P. n 1t the Coil.c.
..r's lfice, ~ cvns,dcr measures Tor ten
,-r.ng tvnofs ~ Admiral Fasrsgut. b '-e,
Ia, Tor Was sppviisd Uu4rmsn aud Samu-
oan Secretary. RashusIcn we're adups-
ID tso"e'lps FsrraEus grand recep'ion
."d . comm,stec sppo,Utcd to cars. out ths
~isbes Ut the meeting. IL APPEARS that b.
~ili SOON arrive brir IN ths Hartford.
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Annv ~ ,Mx l'vrus &C. zee. qtL-P.

ARnv OY the l'vfuS &C, zee. Qtl-P. y.
Another ~ cwn,.v,..xhce ~sr naIe this .. n
Alvme the VUushAu t.wAii. thatcher ~. %.
'he route ,hr tavAm, ~eut ~ stctday. III.
fvsce cvi,eis I'd Ut L~tAchmeuts Vi several re-.
inertia III c.vahy Under LUi. krIwu ~.
18th P-Lns, wanna, anu three bs,gades 81 u,
tst a,v.si.h VI tue xZl co.. rs unue. Gru. Nsi.s
Iuc viIes.es vi tUo eOcMy ~ere utts,
.ciVss tue run, when . Nnasp Dire v - upc,
ed uu the aOssnce Hun = iIhU Vi bSese,
Sutks Oh the Opposite side. After sUur.
.k,rus,sD,mg to discover the strer * b VI ~.
encMy = cuslge Was N do scrves the III
.n0 the wVfks cStfaeu by assault, but to
anti, the leOels had Dade guUd their Z.
cape up cue south side vi tue road. Uu
W.u tUuk pv>ssioO IN tue cAptured en,reDcL
Ucs 70 = ntio skirU,sheis wsit thiow0 OU
% both Hanks. oUuu alter Z report eau.
tuss too enetny were mvv,rg ny xna Acr0-
.he run he'll . msle iiUm that port Vi a.
Usd our ttvvps were or, svinc,nx 81 Ia -
zion ~ attack on tue right tank. Gsucs.
Miies at once dispUetd he c. mwsnd tO u
;s,se tSeus. liz stsu cent O4ck iyr re,
wceDrnt-, wn,cu were given lilu II Ouc.
out she eneny did nut IN .gc their sppe.,
sucU dus,mg tse ssseruvv0, and Il 10 believe.
locy Wttl tall OsCk ~ stronger position
Armstrong; Mills, = tSlle au1 rssi yes
be u pes.s.Da - tn.t tbey had ~ ~.
ice IA the sscsuisy, UthtrWssU nsus
.svO0osN resist Aucs ~ our o0vAOco Wvu.
ave b. en- usAue. Our lvss n tie cbssy
v - IL neU WoOnued. sAvDe them L,cu
Nstu u tue 81 PsnL. cssaity. Luss y, /.
eormy u.kao ~. IS.
Later ~ tue Aisernc00 reDOrte came tbs
Cue s0eMy wess usUv'Dg toward the left
srasy lWsce. Aftang. sssnss Wesc made
meet tssm, b0. w g tois hour (sAIdsssh.
hey hAs: nUt - pessed.
~ ~ osepstcs tee dsys ago giving
itss VI pst No. .VUs ~ bseves wss lLciuo,
no 9ssne VI ten. Nsede, ~ oeirg snsds
sseves M.jur GENERAL. Ihss was ,ucorrtc,
Ne 49, osds iuit Major GENERAL IN ~
Heeslsr Afny, ~ date Avg lSth, 1864. {
rsLk neat ~. Shes man. IhD psUsnvtiv.
~ss evn'srssd By tls specsst request I.
1eos Ofans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

sp,sch cf the III says:
The only news from the Gar South YES
t-rslav was, that Foster was renewing his
demonstr .tioms against the Savannah and
Charlc-ton Raiirs.ad. They are seeking
here {" divert the attention VI pa. Of
our tro"ps from Sherman.
The Petersburg Express of the 9th says:
War,r r. expedition IL the enemy Wa re
p rtcd Yesterday mvr'a. At Pi"csors; some
81 miles distant South. und still IN motion.
Awcd Nv the successes bv the raid ~.
String Creek, Grant has probably started
ont 'arg: am, bitter equipped hdy "'
trO,p-, oA . sinnlar expedition farther down
the Weldon. That it il a rstiinv we have
little doubt but it, destination is unknown
pr.b .blv a headquarters.
THIS column is said to embrace large
fore Of Infantry with plenty Of artillery.
but only = small lore OF cavalry ifsnch is
the case We can't think the expedition is
destined against any distant point As to
venture far INTO the interior with inIAntry
almost alone. would render l, a.. exceeding
~ dangerous and hazardous nc.
The Richmond despatch Of thc 9th says
The latest information r. IN the enemy on
the Weldon X il,uad j. that they were still
moving towards Warden aml were pr,vid
in. with ch M amount of stores 81 as "a
induce the believe that they were provided
for long march, or at all events for % long
abssvi,cc. 1t il useless I" speculate on their
p!accs which sill be- fully known in q day
or two. II is probable that the primary
Object "f the ml"veIm. ut was TO occupy the
read and no impair it a to prevent our
sending reinforcement to our forces oper-
ateing against Sherman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-12

The Lonisville and Lexington Railroad
cas.tpsss trsin going west, VS. thr0ef
iron tn tn Il At Plesssntssile. The tract
~ss displased by gucrrilIes. No one go
hurt. A.os6er party Vi guerfisIss. Whit
snneavorrg To- remove tho rs'is nsss
Bssfo'. st.tio,. wss fired on BY the cusro
8 . tseisas train, which was standing .
0esrdo.
a wao ssoed E'lis, froO Sselbv . aoty
-. badly Il not islaiiy wounded. Tors'
ssbsrs ere rep, rtsd wounded BY peseon'
Wig oar By.
Midnight.
The Nashville train has not srfiv.d.
il over que 6 / 2 hcurs. Tue cause u IA
fetentiun i. u kpovr.
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Important N1eveonout 81
r.5ee)s
- Cttat vUetery prsuslsed
vyothlm 4 Week.
Rebel onnts o. the move
mnemos Of sherman

New Yosg. Der. l9.--A Washington
eper;sl 70 the Tribsns savs Charleston pa
ncrs " he 9Th announ"e that Sherman was
q Statisn M. 8 On thu 9Th. fifty miles from
Savannah. lie was marching in tie dircc-
tim of Savannah. Their previous rel'nrt
that 4 .tashmcus from Buffers srsnv hAd
e@s.svd I'D cement on the sonth side al
che James. b..sweem Drssrv's Bluff and the
Hewlett House. is nov discrcdi ed BY the
R,..hm al press. Affairs along the front
they nv had Tor sc'"s s'avs hsrn very quiet.
but . grand attack BY Grant WAS still hourly
apprehendesi.
Later rvb I papers contain the message Of
Oov. S-muh, Of Virgins. laid before the
rebi legislator. Of that St. te last Thnss-
day. IT, ~ ommcnds repeal If tn" State
law whi..h exrmpts crrta;n Of tho citizens
from conxrip,i,n ~ JEFF Davis; off ~ and
says he il utterly ut Z loss tn understand
whv these mcn should not he swept Int.'
the army ~ well as others. IL ais" ex-
pr,xses himself in favor of arning the slaves.
and thinks the legislature should pass some
srt to regulate the prices Of necessaries Of
life.
The exchange of prisoners which was
broken III ut -svannah short time ~" il
me- progressing ~ rapidly as practicable:
in Charlcston hArl,nr. In consequence ol
this, in arcordancc with arrangements pre-.
viouslv made. the bnna''ar'iment If the city
OF Charleston has bech temporarily s,s-
prnd Il anil viii n"t I've resumed until the
cxchas.ge il conclu lcd. The bounhar.lmrnt
erased I'm Sunda, morning. thu Alb. and
the operations Of transit rring prisoners was
s.,on after begm... It was expected that
two or three weeks would be required Ia
complete the change.
The Triban|s Washington special saws
that Thomas telegraphed to Washington on
Saturday that nothing could move around
Nashville without slipping IN.
The guvc, nmcnt feels cmirc confidence
not only in ShrriMans movement, but il
othr,s now on Eot. /, is frl. the country
will r.j"ice over the news o. more than one
victory b,forc the close Of thus week.
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NGw YoRx, December IL.
so %
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Or. HlnuEYS FEMALE PILLS
DIR. JOHN HARVEY.

They not discovery but long tri'
remrlv-the celebrated
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II. w. McCIEy.G.ANtl.

BUILDER. MANUFACTURER or SASH
IL Doprs. Blinds Monldin-s, Brackets. &c
Contracts tor buildings OF every description
shop aud Factory corner Of Main nj Thire
streets, Da,enpuft. Iowa agl-dk~
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HENRY SEI.BY.

1yARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP on
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Pos. Office, la
venport, 10.
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EHAMII.Y GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
~ on hand the best quality Of Provisions,
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, Da
export. .nvif-diy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23
Speciality.

Manufacturers STOCK or WITCHES
NJ LOckets, Chains, hraoeleIs, Ring-, Pms, ma
Eonr Embons, tiad Pens and Case together
with full assortment Of zine JOWeiry VIII b. sold
al fet for the next % days. Certificates namng
the different aTuc - are pat. in envelopes and
sealeo, and sent without regard TO choice. tns
certificate ing you shsi you can have for 81,
" Il te sentfOr t6 cent?, i've theates for ss-
ven for = thirty for 8. Amer seeing the aftcie III
Il does MOI perfect sansiaciion, you return
IL and get tne money. Great iniueemt nts are Of
fer..f Is ag-uis. We also InauuiacturC Badges FOR
every division and corps in the arfny. We viii
eeDd a sample lpure silver EIh your name, regi-
T1eni aIa c,nrauy Handsomely cneraVe thereOo,
On tfse receipt 0f d 81; together WAN our Ahoe-
sale illustrated eiroJiar - agents.
& b. WARD A CO.
aogfe-2rn NJ . ~ HrnafsaY n "
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says that Kirby Smith is defrauding the
Government out Of large number Of fine
beef cattle, which. by his orders, are run
into Mexico from Texas.
Rebel papers say that the rebel Senate
last Saturday went into secret session and
stormy time was had. The question Of at
oncs arning the negroes was brought up,
and is believed to have passed by an almost
unanimous vote. Fer several days past
every able bodied negro had been quietly
seized and carried Of 10 camps Of instrUc-
ton. This may account for their stamPe-
ding, noted in another paragraph.
BUFFALo, Dec. 22.-Weather cold and
cloudy; thermometer IS degrees above zero.
Several inches Of snow fell yesterday and
last night. No serious detention to trains
reported.
The Tribune's Shenandoah correspond
eut says a couple Of poor, starved rebel
soldiers came into our lines on the night Of
the l2th, saying iesh and blood could not
stand the treatment they received.
Early has two divisions at New Market,
amounting in all, to not over 5000, and no
cavalry.
The Tines correspondent on POrter's ex-
pedition, writes from on board the Santiago
de Cuba, at Beaufort, n. c., Dec. 18th 3
severe gale was encountered of Cape Hat
toras, in which the little monitor. Wahaisso,
had a narrow escape; she was being towed
BY the Santiago and sprung leak, but the
storm abated. The water not only rushed
in at the top Of the lurret, bat worked its
way through the hull.
The iron elads would take in coal at Beau
fort and prepare for an action.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. IA, via CAIRo. Dec.
22.-COl. Florrie and Capt. 6oring, who es-
capped from Camp Grace, Texas, have arrived
here. They present a most wretehed ap.
Pearanee, aud their suferings have been
indeseribable.
HALFAx, Dec. 22.-The steamer Africa,
with seven days later news arrived last
night during a thick snow storm. News
unimPortant.
Cotton opened with an advance Of I'D.
Market subsequently fat with an improve
Hent at last.
Breadstuffs frmer ePfevisions declining.
COnsOls for money SIS. American seeu-
rites if6tiYs. q. s. 5-2Os 43Ka43L.
LTyEEFoOL, Dec. lO.-Cotton closes un-
changed. No immediate prospect 0e re-
duetiOn Of Bank Of England rate to per
cent. Demand for discount rather more &C
tive. Confederate loan depressed by news
Of shsrmsn's progress.
A violent gale on the coast Of India
caused great inundatiOn. Thousands Of
lives reported lost. The Earl Of Carlisle
died on the 5th inst.
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COUNTEEEEIrs.-informa has been re-
ceiVed By Q. L. Barlow 4 Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palming Of
on persons calling Tor DR.. Velloc's PINK Cs-
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say is superior 70 the genuine.
We would advise ali persons 70 get the
genuine, and should you require any msdi-
cine for the Itchs Ring-W0rm, letter, or
any disease Of the akin, do not suffer any
unprincipled man 10 impose any other
preparation on you, but get ". Velloe's
Pink Cerats, manufactured By G. L. Bar
tow CO., No lsH Deaderick street, Nash
VILE, Tenn.
P. s.-A liberal discount made to dealers.
Sent By mail 70 any address on receipt u
81 II. Be sure that you get the genuine.
asPz4-H
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OFFICE PROVOST MAR4HAL
NASHVILLE IENN na.. & IQel.

OFFICE PROVOST MARlHAL
NASHVILLE, TESN., Dec. 8, 1864.
Provost Order
No. 252 EXTRACT
In accordance " tn the decision Of a Mill
taTy Board. called from Post Headquarters for the
purpose Of preparing a Schedule OF Prices, reglla-
ting the sale OF Fuel, Vegetables and other neees-
ssres OF fe IN his city the list Of prices establish
ed BY Provost Order No. 246, dated Nashville.
lena, Nov. 2G, "a, are hereby changed as follows
WooB-Sl5 20 per Td, BEEF--2jcts. per pound,
MUTroS-iSets per 10, BUTrER-sgcts. n n
TuRSIPs-S2 80 fbush. CABBAGE-5Octs q head.
ONI0Ns-Sf q bushel. FLoUR--SI5 a bbi.
MmE-l5cts Is Qu IT.
SWEET PoTAToEs-s4 90 q bnsh
lRIsE PorA, OEs-e3.0O 6 bush.
The above prices will be changed ss often As il be-
comes necessary, and proper publication made
thereof
Any parties selling in Markets, or Private storee
~ prices higher than Schedule rates. viii be arrest
ed and their goods confscated. All persons are IN
Uted to r port promptly any violation Of tbs Order
10 this Office
By command Of Brig. Gen. JVO F. MLLER
HUNTER BROOKE.
de7;3-u Capt. and Provost Marshal.
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A. 4 N. LAEssHERG 4 Co., WhoIssals
sutler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market Street, offer 10 the trade and their
friends 81 large, their great stock Of liquors,
consisting In part Of Whisksys, Gin, bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, stomach Bitters, Schis-
dam schnaPps, CataHba and Clarst Wines,
a. the low rates Of ons dollar per bottls.
Call, everybody wishing q bargain. Re-
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. 4 "a. LAsDsBzR0 4 Co.
Oct z7-sm.
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G0VEAEAEnT EHPL0TEzs, such as machin-
sts, carpenters, teansters, ETC., should pre-
cent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, e she Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, whore the very best
prices are always paid for every description
Of Government claims.
CHEsKs Oh TIE DEFOsTTAEY At LoUTsTILLu,
,ashed on the very best terms.
TBOa. g. MAHa.