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FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL

wxpSmsDAY, Dec. 2l-6P
The stock markes opened dull shs morning. and lower
prices were submitted to- closing prices % the nss
board As compared with those as tue second OF ysser
day. showed decline in Erie Of 4. New YORK Central
Reading u, Michigan Central TX, Illinois censrA IA
Northwestern X, Fort Wayne X, Cumberland Coal \.
Michigan Southern advanced y, Rock Island y
Government securities were heavy in consequence Of
the prevailing uncertainty with regard TO the issue Of
more gold bearing stock. Coupon fvetwenties sold as
1851, coupon tsufortes At 1olA lol%, one year
certificates At 81.
dull and at the board heavy both for
meuts and railway shares under absence Of speculative
feeling.
Tho gold market firm throughout the day. The
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City InecllkQsncc.

Fiar IN wEsr SlgRkr-Between tive and three O'Clock
Wednesday morning, nre broke out In the ship
ch,ndlery Of cough Feastsr No lss West street.
il originated apparently among some cotton waste the
second noor. The flames extngushed by the nre.
men. The damage 10 the stock IA principally by water,
snd will be about 81 600 insured for $4,000 In the
lenox Irving and North River insurance companies The
shifd and fourth foors occupied by r. ~ KIRK sail
maker Stock damaged by water about $500, Insured
for 500 IN the Beekmap aud North River insurance
companies. The building owned by Captain Jonn
Glouga. IL 10 damaged about $3.50; Insured. g
lhe alarm Tor the Eighth district, at sevsn O'Clock y
A., originated from the coiiecs and spice mill, No. 1I3
washington stree .owned Nv Sht ~ GO. II 1as caused
hy iFc in bsrfa' oi waste ysper jh ibe cellar 10
d4msge. ae1 U##I N ffW ft.@e.
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THE LATEST REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Active ARTILLERY Firing ~ Bavannah Oh
the 18TH last.

Active Arsillcry Firing ~ savannah On
the 18th last.
VFrom the R,chmt nd Examiner, Dec. 1871
Through our Southern papers gather some meagre
Information concerning the movements In the vicinity Of
Savannah, now threatened by Sherman's army Any
later news, received, will be found elsewhere In tho
Geographic columns.
Our latest advices by mail from Savannah the
l3sh inst. The Reps,Jh OF that date says
Saturday and Sunday artillery firing both sides was
actively kept up, with more or less skrmshing There
no change 10 me aspeCS o ,s ~ - e.ner o' our our
an In the best OF spirits. The brightest prospects
cootinue to prcseut themselves. L..
Among Casualties panied 10 learn that Major
Cook Of Cooks advauce battalion, received a mortal
wound the head. He was brought to the city in tho
afternoon Sill alive, though IN perfectly unconscious
state.
During the artillery duel yesterday horse which
passing shell Of the enemy's gurs broke loose
and Assistant Surgeons e. f. Brewer and A. r
Dickinson, cansiug concussiop OF the brain OF the
former and the fracture Of the collar boae Of the latter
Ihe present dilhcues which surround cannot last
and naTs oov 70 ,Ss,
duty and act In concert with the brave aud gallant
veterans in defending our homes and friends from the
driven back IN dsmay and confusion, aud city
rendered secure from future trouble. We see
nothing in the present situation OF affairs discourage
us Everything works well, and with the strong Of
able commanders enlisted IN our defence we have
TO believe that the enemy will be driven
back and sgnalIy defeated.
sRvERAL ASSAULTS 17TH INST.
disabled soldier who was on visit TO savannah and
has reached Charleston, Communicates the following
statements 10 the titfrier:-
On Saturday, 17tn inst, three several and severe
charges against lines between the Central
and Gulf raiiroads, and about i've mites from the
city, beginning at one p. NJ. These assaults were
repuscd good styfe and with good spirit and determ
nation side On Friday there something Of a
dnic ia portions Of Socdnnoh, and some croakers ce7s
and repositories Of provisions opened, and all per
sons told 10 help themselves. A r7y qaw,onobe
ssode NJ defendino city, but COED example 10 be
followed In good time and good order by any VINO pre-
fer 10 give sell provisions to Confederate soldiers aud
their families rather than hoard them up for raiders
and Yankee invaders ana plunderers.
AZ the fact extent Of the destruction OF the rail-
road bridge and trusting and the Savannah
river, accounts variant and contradictory. The
sherg railroad certain points the passing OF
cars Ia continued but 30 without notable results.
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rort Of New York. Dece emb Der 2I, 1864.
CLEAREn
Steamship Morning Star. Nelson Havana and New Or.
Steamship " W Colt. Campbell. Port Royal
steamship Empire Dobtins, washngton-J Hand.
Steamship Is knight, Gallagher. rhiadelphia-wJ ray
lor 4 20.
steamship Potomac. Sherwood Porsland-H Cromwell
Bark James weich tBr) McrIn Vera crur-F Alexandra
q Son,
Brig Mattapcny. wymsn. cadiz-R Buck Co.
Brig startled Fawn tBrl, Shaw, Goree-Brct, son Co.
Brig " II Harris tBr). Card, 81 Pierre Mart-D De-
schr Horace Bell (Br), Barnard. Mstsuxss-J Ward
schr Navigator. Msrs,on Seuyi,as-rhompson Hunter.
scr Nancy Brl Taylor Hali ax-NcColl& Firth
sbr W Ma ycs, Daniels Norfoik-Mott Bcdell
schr Foga. -, Fortress Mcnroc--L Kennv.
Schr ID Steversnn, Grant York Reer-f Camhell
schr Lucy, Aptebv, Easport--J Boyntcn's Son
schr George u Loring. story Goucesler--Jamcs ste
-
Schr Sally Smith, - Fall River
Schr Henrieta, Minor New Londou-B Racket A Son.
sloop Minerva Laiaree, Fortress Monroe-FJ Cambel.
Sleep Whirfwnd, Hunt Fortress Moproe-FJ Cambel.
ARRtvEp
sermship Fniton ~ transport. wotton, Port Roya,
Qnartcrma asser
: steamshlu City ef Richmond 20 a tran.por,l ksly
inst raw = srsc ship ashore Capa Henry
steamship verona ~ transrort Wh,ehouss Fortress
houros. ~ hcurr, tn Y pnsrtermostcr
ship ~ Grnrre tot New Bedfofdl Cuwen, Buenns tyrs,
Nov Will hiues tQ1e0 Savoy GO. NOV 2 let ~ ~ =,
~p ~ ~ ssv 80 American snip bound S-set her ensign
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ADDITIONAL NEWS.

Any additional news from shermans army that may
reach at late hour this morning will be found the
fourth page. tr
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The hesitation the part Of Mr. Fessenden with regard
to the withdrawal Of the forty loan has had the effect
checking subscriptions both this and the seven thirty
notes. and thus, instead Of his withdrawngh himself.
is allowing the public TO do what practically amounts
ne same thing. 1t ID believed that he erroneously
the recent heavy subscriptions TO tho enthu-
SIN Of tho people consequent Sherman's and Thomas
SUCCESS and speculation based upon the expecta
lion that the issue Of ten fortes would be limited
Q hundred millions.
The money market is moderately active owing to the
referred TO- and call loans made only at
seyon per cent First class commercial paper is taken
at . 10 per cont
Foreign exchange dull at 10 yer rates for currency
Bankers sterling quoted at 1093S u st sixty days,
ard 110,s s at three days.
The Canada, from Boston to-day, took out $o2scoo 10
specie.
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CITY com REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, DOC. Zl-6P. M.
BasApsuyrs. Receipts, 3,l4o bbs. hour, 81 bbs and
34s bags meal a,s72 bushels corn, sos do. OATS
2l5 do. rye and Ills do. malt The nour market was
onet, without decided change holders being very
firm their views, while buyers not disposed TO
purchase in excess OF their immediate necessities. IN
view OF the and unsettled state Of commercial
aars generally The sales day include 500 bbls
State and Western leo Southern, and 800 Canadian
Iu rye nour and meal there BUSINESS or i'm
portaucs, aud prices were nominaIly unchanged. we
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.


O0cers Ordered to Join sherman's Army.
srgCrAL oRDRRs-No. 455.
WAR DEpARrnsSr, ApsUrAEr GENERALS OFIce,
~ WASHINGTON, Zee. 49, 1854 /
~ wkfa@ esA Extract No IS
An officers and detachments absent from General sher
mans army and not duty with General Thomas will
mnediatey join their respective commands Savan
nab, via New York. The Quartermaster at New York
win furnish transportation.
- By order Of tine SECRETARY OF WAR.
81 n D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjntans General
Ulserlbution OF N1afis IN sherman's
.ff n tasfz'eEa Army. fav uf4a.H
81 459e eta @c wAsmGror. Dec. 81, 1854.
1he Post Once Department has received the following
asspaacb from Special Agent Marklsnd:-
- - a1 FoRrSEs MoSRos Dec. 70, 1884,
Hon. ". DESNlsoS, Postmaster General ststr
have just arrived here. Left General Sherman on
shs evening Of the 10TH The great nail distributed
70 the army that day. me best health and spirits
urevail. : 4 A. H. MARYLAND,
3 ns Special Agent Post once Department
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Tho wheat market was irregular and quiet Thus
spring samples rather pressed Tor sale, while winter
we're nrmy held The ~ 900 bushels, ut 81 55
for amber Western and g. SO for old amber spring Rye
barley and barley malt were neglected, ana prices
wholly nominal The corn market also inactive,
mixed Western nominaly 81 30 in small sales
yellow Jersey at 81 u 81 ss. Oats dull and prices
dropping sales at 9Jc 9nc. FOR Canada 81 81 o. for
State, and 81 o. a 81 05 for Western.
Uorrxs.-ibe market was very quiet but nrm, and we
have only 70 report sales 100 bags Marscabo nj
gold.
Ccrros.-1be market opened quite active the demand
beug chiefly speculative, and prices advanced fully To-
per pound but closing du and very irregular sales $50
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THE ARMY IN REAR OF sAvAEyAH.
Our RiltOn Head Correspondence.
sIa Huron HEAD, s. c., Dec 17-Eyening.

HLToN HEAD, S. c., Dec. 17-Evening.
GENERAL RlTcHs COLUMN.
There is nothing Of great importance from General
Ratch's column since my last despatch
Cur thirty FOUNDER PARROTS have been got In posi-
sien left, so to command the Coosawhatchie
bridge, and have vigorously sheled rebel battery just
below the bridge In left front battery OF twelve
pounder rided howtzes, from the Naval Brigade, have
been placed within only hundred yards Of the rail-
road The shot previously mentioned, which struck a
locomotive is reported by have killed the
engineer and wounded the fireman. No trains run now
and rome while artillery ia SO We have
had Casualties since my last letter.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

FREeBls dun and heavy. The light supply and
high prices Of the leading staples OF export Affects the
market unavoraby 10 Liverpool engagements 100 tons
oil cake nj g. 9d. $50 tons togwood, los per nett
tra 100 bids. tobacco at 22s 3D., aud per steamer
900 boxes bacon at 20s 2ss and 600 terces beet
treporcd) at 2 10 London per neutral 100 bales hops
at I'D, $50 tierces beef at SO. Cd and 20 bbs I've at
"a Cd British bark, 450 tons, was chartered TO the
river Plate. lumber sl4 so, gold. ship from phis-
dephia 60 Pensacola 800 tons coal 50 co. and British
bark TO Antwerp private terms California frcshts
are dull, aud rates arc moro or less irregu-
lar We quote zoe. . 75c per foot. and 10.
lHc per ID. These rates shIpowners say are
far remuneratng, owing 10 the fact that tho dis
bursemcnts al Eranciscp invariably In gold 1us
sancee have occurred where the esnlugs OF the ship
have all been spent Al that port and but for the lack o
employment Cor American ships 10 other directions, they
could not be induced Ia accept the going rates AZ is
Il ia slIobson's choice II may be remarked that most
Of the fine goods go By steamers via the isthmus
and IN somo instances bulky freight, such az sugar,
chandIers goods, butter candles NO have been thus
despatched, when ne prospect of the goods lnd'ng
god was iavorlbls There are at present more
ships the berth, some Of which are sbou; ful aud
others are already under charter. - o.
PROVISIONS --Rece,pts as bbs rork, 42i6 packagas
bee', 4la do. cut and 400 10 lard lhe Dor mar
ket opened nrmer to-day, With lar demand hnth or
parcels on the rpot and vr islpre delivery. eu slofsa
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Cauture OF Rebel Gunboata ON the Sn-
vanMah River.

from the Richmond Examiner, Dec. 1p.1
We have no from Georgia except that the report
that two armed vessels belonging 10 the Confederate
navy, proceeded up The savannah river 10 prevent
crossing OF the enemy and taken by him. We sup
pose that the enemy communication with their feet
aud beseigng the place. but that the town is far from
bong invested.
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EXPRESSES.

y,rRyuAM,s rrRSrrrep rxpREss-BURNHAMs 8
~ furniture Boxing Eaablshment haInt,ahs e"saks
WArerontns Panaiortes selnerE noAeu shiLvsa "
mi ared moved city, LS hes r4sfsAa sheeh W.
tween Fifth and slxth ayenres
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SHIPPING Ne w S.

0Ovs0sAss sr Ocean Steamers
vROM uvuOrn.
Nails forwarded In the regular hnsa
The steamers fer o. rsm Lvsrpss call al Quesnsown
sept the canadian line. which call LAndondsrrv The
ssAmers fer from ths unsut. eaI
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vHE LnCrUan SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLy-FoR GENTLEMEN
only, At the New YORK Museum OF Anatomy 6is Broad
Parties unable to attend these can have
them Forwarded receipt OF ten cent by addresug
retary OF New Yorx Museum OF Anatomy.
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ftt.aa8 slaae eens4ar ..Nrsef #5s1 aaE
.eoa al.s $500 lnt. b9ta0sq oE
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WINES. LIQUORS. so.

E'oR TIE uOLiDAYs-wiNEs AND LIQUORS or
All Kinds, OF superior quality put 10 p.okaSes 70 10
~ ~, purchase rs from GEORGE MARSHALL W, ~
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N#Hsf r6 srlaH 1ss 'esfNNHt tN ta
N WH4 la selfsHaises taI t11afa Na N#a. 81
GMN.@fa. E1F .e.
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rort OF New York. Decemser ~, 1864.

| ALmArAc poR NEW yoRx-rHya
y NOON Risrs. ...morn ~ 80
svk skrs. 81 bIcn wArKR...... eve SO
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MAGNIFiCBNT HOUSEHOLD FURNrURB FOB
wi sae-Panoiorte, Drawingroom SUITS stngereA boch
Carpets Mirrors Crrtans, siatunry Chamber and
Dnugroom Furniture; saefidce Inluiic At "A Vest SIS
teeolh street, between FifIh and sixth Avenasa tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-29
City Property to be Sold for Taxes.
ooLLEcroR's OFFICE. CITY HALL, J

f5sf 8 ~ ga.5a-5 FrssUARr 8, 1894 !
Commencing WEDNESDAY an day following list of
roputy win b. BY public HALL ohsmbs
in hscy Washington,
hsOn previously Collector
with expenses
day to day tn
completed 90 as o5 o. a-g,. 5000. s-a. ,rs or Qes
Terms cash. Treasury notes. CON- Corporation duom
nation Of ave dollars ,, r,vo,, 1,,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-29

Beginning at the north
western corner OF the
lot, and running thence
south, ~ feet 10 inches,
thence along thee dividing
line of lots | Ind Q south
wcstwardly 1877 feet to
Maryland avenue, thence
along said avenue north
eastwardly 90 feet, thence
at right angles with said
avenue enthusiastically
lGl feet TO the north line.
Of the lot, and thence
due west In a straight
line to the place OF be
ginning; also beginningI
at the northeast corner
Of the lot, and running
thence south 100 feet,
thence southwestwardly
along the line Of Mary
land avenue 25 feet, and
thence enthusiastically
and at right angles with
the said avenue 1876 feet
q inches, to the north
line ofthe lot, and thence
due east In a straight
line TO the place OF be-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
WOQzs IN E'Esg; NATIONAL.
DEylOCXgAI'ICC CONVENTION.

Ge,.uemen Of tie Conce,,tios Il thank
You for the high honor you have conferred
upon me in making me President of this
body. The Importance of the occasion has
already been expressed In fitting words by
your temporary chairman. | have not lam
guage to tell with what anxious solicitude
the people OF this country watch our pro-
ceedings. The prayers of men and women
IN ten thousand homes so up TO heaven that
we may be so guided in our deliberations
that our action may conducc to the rcstora-
ton Of our MON, to the return of peace,
anu the maintenance of liberty in this land.
(Cheer>.} 1t is not for me to forecast your
actlon-lt IS not for me to say what methods
may be adopted to relieve this afflicted
country of ours. But while | may not
speak on that subject, | can, with propriety,
allude to the sentiments which animate YOU
all. There is no man here who does not
love the Union. lCheers.) There is no
man here who doss not desire peace
tCheers.) There is no man here who is not
resolved to uphold the great principles of
constitutional freedom. (Applausc) |
know that the utmost importance attaches
to all your proceedings | know it is OF
vital consequence that you should select
such men, as your candidates, as enjoy the
confidence OF the American people. But
beyond platforms and beyond candidates.
here are other considerations of still greater
significance and Importance. When YOU
wish to know what the policy f a party
Will be, you must strive TO learn the pas-
SONS and sentiments which animate that
party. Four years ago, III this city. there
was an semblage OF citizens from the diff
trent parts of our country, who met here
for the purpose Of placing in nomination
candidate for the Presidency. They put
forth declarations that they would not inter
fere with the rights of the States of this
Union. They did not intend to break down
its institutions. But unhappily they were
influenced by sectional prejudices, by fanat-
iclsm, by bigotry, and by intolerance, and
We have found in the course Of the last four
years that their anmating sentiments have
oyerruled their declarations and their prom.
lses, and swept them on, step by step, until
they have been carried on to actions from
which at the outset they would have shrunk
away with horror. Even now, when war
has desolatcd our land, has laid its heavy
burthens upon labor. when bankruptcy and
rum oyerhang us, they will not have Union
except upon conditions unknown to our
constitution; they viii not let the shedding
OF blood cease, even for little time, to see
II Christian charity or the wisdom of states
manship may not work out method to
SAFE our country. Nay, more than this,
they will not listen to proposal for peace
which does not offer that which this coy
eminent has no right to ask
This administration cannot now save the
Union fit would. 1t has, by its proclama-
tons, by vindictive legislation, by. displays
OF hate and passion, placed obstacles in its
own pathway which it cannot overcome, and
has hampered its own freedom of action by
unconstitutional acts. It cannot be said
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN.

Torse .Shotr d. ,ifri1ary 'Svgeon,
a.. ONE DOOR WEST OF CORNER ~
I'M, - and Rock Island streets II ];
e w wishes i.fe:ia The citizens ON II
Of Dave.por. and Scott Coun.r GENERALLY, Wat
he has permanently located himself in this city
where he is prepared TO shoe horses on the scen
title principles. After twenty years study aud
practice the anatomy OF the foot 81 which
time he has spent eleven years under the super
intcndence OF the best Veterinarians in Europe. he
wishes to say that he Will give satisfaction 10 all
persons having horses labofins under the disease
of corns or constructions, commonly called
though bound interfering, over reaching, quar-
ter crack. sand cracks, sprains, spavins, sprains
of the corns, foanee.s, r.r@-bones. TOR all of
which he warrants perfect cere i c..ral, -
The greater part of These diseases are caused by
shocing or want Of proper treatment. incl
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NlANHOOD.
How Lost. Ezosy Restored

list TuIliskea, n sealed Enre7opf ErIce oeaia
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
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Sexual Debility and lmpedmcnts to Marriage
generally Nervousness, Consumption Ei!epsy
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dress. post pnad on receipt OF six cents Or two
POSTAGE stcamps, BY DIR. }. e. KLINE, II Boz
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