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PLANTATION BITTE6kS.

SA4AA0t1 OF 1llt pcAf1 lack q hpPca1kc.
t1Btse@ after aatlng, torpid liver, constipation. &C.
eseve 10 suffer II they Will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs,
which ars how recommended by the highest modte
authorities, and warranted to produce an inaI
DATE beneficial eject They arc cxceednSE .srse.
Able perfectly pure md must Rupercecd III oAo '0
where q healthy. gentle etiuulhnt Is rcgu"ea"
They purify, strengthen and lnrtgorst"
They create healthy appetite.
They are auttdotc to change OF v"tes nIu 49,
Thcy OVERCOME ctecte Of dissipation aha !ase nou1s.
They strengthen the eystcm sad enusen Tue NINA.
Tlcy prcycut mianna,ie md Intermittent tcycrs.
T1cY n2,1fS the 1ura,b and acidy Of the stomach.
Thc5 curu Dysncnfda and Constipation.
They cn-c Di.rrhes and Cholcrn Morbus.
They rnre Liver Complaint end Hcfyo0e HeAdnche+
Thcy make the weak strong, the languid Brilliant
End afe exhausted nnturcs great restorcr- They
eompoecd of the celebrated Cnltssya bark, winter.
green sasaas, roots and hcrbs, all preserved In pey
tectiy pure st. Crnx For particulars see crcu.
lars and testimonials around each bottle.
Beware OF 1mposters. Exanlne every bottle. See
that has private Q. E. Stamp unmrtilated over
1he cork, with plantation sccne and our signature on
hlf stce! plne side 1atel. See that bottle u not
cfIlcd with epukous md delctcrous ttun. Any pe..
pretending b sell Plantation Btters y the gallon
in Balk. Is an impostcr. Any person Initiating th1s
eh, saloons, steamboats, and country stores
r. H DRAKE d CO.,
fe@ty3E1IoU TU&K ne BnnahR-nv n Y
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nruga ann Gben1teMs.
Insolutle Ge11teut.

ssaA7 9oso71sx, x,usEFUIl AND vALuABL1
0fsCoVERYl
HLTON's
lNS0LUBlE Cement!
apnlscaols 70 tho L Of more general practicai
Usni1! Azts. utility than any Invention nov
s'saS auras eas e. osss ss.
soSoanee9 TS ysas RI bP P11ihsi6a ri . E. men' and
Superior to Any
Adheatye Preparation known.
:. a asE snsn2' Hilton's InsolnbIs Cemant
ia new thing, snd the result o.
tsears OF study its coubtnattoui1 IL
ca SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, and
uccmo,nat1on. of temperature viii It beco&Ee bsEe
zmell.
,,,. .,d anoe Hsz. BOOT and SHOE
as@ss'1e4S' sfsautaeturers, n.!ns Machines.
ee @eheat tpf asfay aet as !
led By any change oftcmpsfat1le.
JEWELLERS
% 1bs9 9a !: .9ssnt,y sss bGytn aansz a1a4I
It ts especially adapted
to Leather,
Ard we claim AZ IN cspec,nl
r. t3oI@as merit. thatlt sticks Patches and
eisa5 s9ons 1S"ss Vithoat a&S ssHss stshaaa sa
IT IS TIE ONLY
Mss s1qu,d LIQUID CEMENT
Extaos that is l. sure thing 9or
melainG
(: rohSfaHaS6sszkgEz aa6skgEz;
.. . BoNR,
And article. of Household ia.
Z. z.n,n,., REMEMBER,
4ilton's Insolubla Cgment
It's In liquid form, and az eaai1y
:. applied IS paste.
aIltaa's Insolubls Cement
Islnsolnble in water or Oh.
IHilton's I1soluhIs CeEuauf
Adheres oily substances.
Supplied IN Family or Mauufas-
{turer'8 Packages, rom ounces
Ito 100 pounds.
rs,. HILTON BROS. d Co.,
PEopEuroKs,
FBOVDENCE, RI.
KoId ~ LORD tMlIH, Wholesale Druggists, E
Laka Gheet, Chicago III. General Western Agents, to
whom III oFde1s mar be addressed. 1e1oKe@1YW1AH
, 1864-07-04

Robson May mlEs
Eobtnson Horace T nrS
Racke Alice ml8s
Isots Mary mrs
lsose Etznheth mrn
1scA6lter 9 P mfr
1ioWley E1Iua miss
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Special Il Offices.
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Re,soos Of sedcntar5 hah9tz troubled with weaueaa
1fudo, palpitation Of the hcnrt lack Of appetite,
Hsre after aating, torpid liver, constipation. &C..
eGve TO suffer II they VIII not trS the celebrated
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Cu.1k Mr8
Quick mfa

1stredA1e @ " Ers
1iayDor Lucy Mss
1iLNf.s.n lNtImR r u1fE
IiaE1lns Wilson Mary m.
1.AF l.e;1a 1sr.dgtt Ea1es
Iaeea MA.ETet 1nr1
1t3cbnSdton a II Mf1
1':dtll A mrs
Riley Laura F NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

The increase Of Buocks In THE decade IS per cent
Cows have fslen of more than half and Calves nearly
tho same Tho supply Of Sleep remains nearly station
sry b., Swine have Increased enormously, for which
see tho table Of ycarly receipts.
PGrcs OF BEEF CATTLE Fo3 sErIEs OF YEARs
The price OF bgiocks is estimated upon the net weight
O, beef at 30 much per pound The following state
men. WIN show the range Of prices Of different years;
tn, Il, the number CT weeks In which they sold at the
prices stated.
In ls54 the yrcs fuctuaied very much. One week
tho p.cs ranged iI1lJc T. III, two weeks. ioSl2ic.
v7c weeks. ~ &c. tws weeks 9.3UIc.; four weeks
9aiie. eleven weeks. siolic.i xix weeks, s0llc M
.sn v,ek. 7zllc, nine wcc.s. Colo. In 1855 there
were three weeks in which tie prices ranged ic l5c
and sey.a weeks. led ste. twenty seven wcefA co
uIo and Ghses weeks, 7Slic. In lsiS the price
geo froa lzc. ard generally ga ioio shd inc.
were twenty-five weeks that TIC MARKER h'eInsea ~
c.ns AID over. In LIST tho c1''o 'antea Wv" s'A
orally IoaiIc aud 4, weels he s1sr,go VIA TO- and
o,er IN ss the prices rossed saleit, generally Ia
o, and only ono week was the average lsc. In ls1'
thu price averaged cl2c. generally ssetci one week
averaged ii,c Thu; was &ay 2s. Five weeks sssr-
aged lie, four averaged o.c Eve averaged &C.. Eve
averaged 9c. nine averaged &C.; ten averaged sic;
Ligh ps.ces was Ion March . to July 6. In lsoo
prices ragged 80 2.o generally 6eoic. ana 40 aver
age for tac year sic There were six weeks aver
aged sc7.c; tiriy.kree weeks averaged s;e thir'
teen weeks averaged 7a7!c There only SIX weeks
this yonr Ia which irs,cass briocks sold at loc and
over though fncy or extra ba.locks sold In thirteen
weeks n, 10. leic In 1861 prices ranged oidac. ay
eagug FOR tao year 7.o Only two weeks averaged &c.
There ere twenty weeks averaged Mt sasic end
n weeks at ale. and twe weeks under &c In lk62
priccI ranged Sal c!c.. averaging for TIE ycar'ic The
Highest aud that only ore week, averaged s!e.i -
week. eGs.c.; 81 veet. 7a7lc. The prices ranged
moro evenly that year than any previous one. There
were bu. I've weeks IN lie year that tho prices
Of cattle rated extra weso ioc. or over. end In
rixtocn weeks tho prices OF frst.ra.o were quoted
at &c. and ever. showing that iss.elas, bu-
locks ruled low all the year. Tho year 1859 IL re-
niark.bc; frr,cl.ss buocks have sold as l0c. = y
net every week ard the average Of tie market for the
year PIC We find extra beef quoted every wook In
ths year at lose over aud OF, week at l2 eli two
weeks az &c. and 10 wcexs at l2aI3alalc; % weeks
q, lie ard over FRS. quality ranged only ono weeA
40 low as l9loc.; two weeks at 81 ice onc vice.,
g9IO.c; five weeks 9;4loc.; four weeks. W GlOii
three weeks. i0elOic. eish. weeks )04iie.i si1
weeks. lOtal lic.; six weeks lo. ellie SIX weeks
lOtOlit; i've weeks, llGl2c.; two weeks. IL. l2e.
two weeks, IL 0l9.c.
LsIIMATED AVERAGE PRICE OF BhEF CATTLE PEI
POUND EACH YEAR, lSJi-6J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

II will be seen by tho above detailed statement OF
prices ,at Notwithstanding all the noise about IT. the
prce Of catt, has mol been high In 1908 as 1t was In
1855. ly foEths Of cent pounG. Or In 1855. by
fourth Of cent pound, and net - high by cent and
quarter pound in 1851 AID Only one-forrth o. q
cent pound higher than In 1854 and 1859.
In conclusion. ask every farmer to preserve this
statement. In ether place can he find 30 much con
deusea information in matter in which ho IL 50 much
interested as In tits article. Tor more thaa zen ycES
We have given faithful reports Of the state Of the cattle
Aet and made The TRIBUNE necessity 70 oil farm
err, who rse stock They will now see how great ills
interest u.s. and why We have devoted - Il SO mcch tine
and bor II Is to promote tbs interest Of the famer
uuon vhom oil other interests dcper 1t WIS for this
.aat We originated cattle market reporting.
Whoever looks ct these statistics ften years, vii be
convinced Of tho great importance CT this branch Of
busincss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
Statistics Of ths New.York Cattle Market
for tho Year 1863,
The following table exhibits the number Of

! The following table exhibits the number Of
animals slaughtered Ia the City Of New York In the
year 1860 far they have been reported at the var
Gus market places. We couut the mich cows among
the butchers animals beoanse nearly Ill that report.
beside good many that reach tho city without being
yarded and counted OF any Of The market places are
fatted upon swisors for tho brtober considerable
uuuhor OF besyes also received TINT We do not get
account o. enough to balance al tho store cattle
taken oat Of tie market BY farmers Large Numbers OF
sheep alo reach the city that are not reported ano
probably more calves are uncounted than countco'
Swine pretty nearly all reported but there 10 an IN
ense receipt Of carcases Of all kinds OF animals thai
not counted In the supply stated In this table, -,
We give the number Of each rtreceived eacn monsA
TO show farmers what season the greatest hunhcr 10
consumed The number of beeves s highest IN septen'
ber when the weights ere tho ghtcst and lowest 10
Januery when poultry and otter fresh meats are ablnd
ant. Juno gives the largest number OF calves. and Feb
ruary tie si allcst. The fswest sheep coma In April
and most In September. The smallest number OF avine
arrived in August yet IN that hot month when farmers
never think Of killing hogs there were &c. "5 seuga
tered By city butchers In December he receipts were
1911 GAL averaging zoos for each OF tho u working
days.
RECEIPTS or BUTCHERS ANIMALS EACH EoXIu OF
1 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
The r-cu:.ors aud Their Defec 10.

Tehs Eiiior u re n. Y. Tsibunss
SIR: The very opportune article IN Jour paper
o, this morning Tire incicency Of our iron elad es
pecialy Of lilo monitor tueed class. prompts ne to
add a few roma. ksi
First; No Ea-5ssensi vessel, constructed 81 such
slight materials are the monitors, with platform
decks projecting from thIce to Thirty feet the hull
can erdure even the slight undulaon OF the waters Of
many Of landlocAel harbors without tearing TIC
deck from the hull or, what Is equally fatal punehin
holes through tho Dotton
Second; Had these vessels hecl constructed Of form
and strength to have maze them soaworthy without
corresponding improvement in those parts liable to be
hi. by IN ensmys shot sugle broadsdc yolley nom
old fashioned man.ofwar. irom fort VI modern ccD
stuciiOL, 1t fair fighting distance would have sunk
them. or rendered them utterly harmless.
2aiyd' With any and all the above. named defects
remedied. the monitors FOR any purpose offensive or
defensive. In hMbor or at sea- would yet remain worth
leas theh powers u moving through the water. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
At Hermann they wait till tho grapes arc quite rpe
pick Of oil decayed berries; o. unrpe ones they make

nick Of a decayed berries Of unripe onea they make
inferior wine such a. clnet thsJ 1sui.s IN ss Win
S-.i". ..4-.l- .... ,h.:r Oh wooden mi-b'cce
cdor,ui. answers the purpc5oby taking od the upper
zine oyl naer then they cEpty inso large iefneh'is
tul with faucet IL one side. 90, or wite c,oe. 'n'
item ierioent twenty four hours draw on and press
some iilm,Iiatey some et eem fermeut three or o"r
days; the they ierlent the po,r ~ " t' w.
tac oaqe il viii keep; tic less they ferron' tAe scorer
win ibo vine be ready f'r inar.et Al the essss arc
naw ,ey sbouli be filed with clean water aad leave 10
soak e;t devs then sca.a with hot water, whea dry
aile With sulphur. Fill The cssks within three inches
Of tie brnc. In FeLxunry or March the wine v.I be
clear, thoa Is raed into clean casks and bunged
t.eht. slight ferlfsutrtion will take place n May
when II * racked again, and tie vine is made All these
things eIe done under roof Tnoy tools and con-
tfiyances which enable them 10 work fast
AS i ssia before, work grape culture s greatly
needed one who understands the subject, and above
Ill, who knows how - expire. himself clearly viii 10
welcome. There Is pressing need for Light on msny
points, and yot 80 have a.tained much The American
EncyclCIcdin 1850 say, "Ihers Las been reported
be very inc native gfnpe growing on the Arkansas
bu travellers hayc sou,lt for 1t Ia vain" THIS un
doutiedly wes .Ae cgtawea &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

calm being limited 10 ftoa tAsss - sOu nas, ~
ks't' per hour. though The contracts WITH tAs f..
Department called for ains miles q IN VI q dasy ~
member which,. per hour. ~.
f'srM' Were 1t possible Tor men to I'VE b .xss,, .,
wAich the main deck Is down 10 within two :, a.. ~
OF tho eve' Of the ocean. with matches closed az ~
inees'antiy rolling over hsr. how. ask, esvn ~
slip be narissteds ss
~ answers can b given TO al or any Of "a. 49,.
objections. nsy point cut also the defect. -
constructed English or French iron .csd, q. ~
purPosos- Ioxa r,p,.sH
Nov Ysrh, Jan. Is 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

JEFF. DAVIS IN CAyADA.-1as Montrea h''
ala Quotes the anblushing syowal Of Mallory the Va.
derato Secretary Of the Navy that be Lad n'sea "
an expedition 10 be organized Canadian SOL s4
the United States aud scys:
This disposcs Of oil the doubts which wersi s 7.
,n,nnses rusel IL some Of orr Canadian ournas, -
he reality Of The attempt to commit pea ", ,ss IN.
pegtranty and involve rs and NOT OF vs. sScws ia
IVA in n uselcss and disastrous war II s% 49,
rsSrS frustrated this pratieal design %. ,ns
Of the British Minister al Washington "a and 10
Win If, E.ccncncy the CeSefn0f'ueDe'A- ~A'
io,incial Mihisiry. s,,,. ,hs nudacify
We ha.ily know which most 70 aame n,smSt Z
otths orig nal design eontrysd IA .:ef Eyyti,b Gov.
int' Ina.V,.a "a svawa OF deliberate insult ~
cannen lsaeVsr fail 70 snsten pu1e opinion ns
e. TIE desperate character q ns na .sa any q,
Over w M. ,SsJ =, the agents Of that Governes7
"a ill., 70 lead directly Ito conflict with the 'hn''
our own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
aEwBsRs OF TIE HoJss.
OFFICERS OF rHs Observation-Disclosures Tex

OFFICERS oF rHs LEGIsBATURE.--JsmesT se'
wuiger. esq Clerk Of tie Senate. has made ths Rlsv
ing appointments Of Derut.cs and other cileersi
Charles G. Fslrinan OF Ch-muns. Jo1rn, Clerk
Henry l. G.dIrw oil Orleans Deputy C!tEk
Jotian shul of .tTkimcr, Deputy Geek.
John ). Fish Of jefferson, Depa.y Clerk
WI ~. Stuart OF CsttaI anE ~, Liorir IN
Sylsanus {. Curril, Clers aud bank Messenger
A,Aer Z. lo,s. Messenger to Librarian.
slrAKERS ApoiNTbKSE.
pcs,m,ster-Dsnici Reilly Of Sarltofa
Assistant lofiu.,stsr-Jan.eS Iarmer OF Scholars.
ks-istsn, Sers.sut-at-Arms-F L Mon,rone-y o NsskS
Doofkosps- Ladies Galery--JeTenise Drew 81 Dner;
pDorkee rer Gen.lraens Gsiesy-S-nuel Smh1 OF NED
Door1eeI,- sIiddle QUEER Door-Nu. Il. Moore OIL sns
DoorSe,pur, NoEtn Outer Doos-sADaasl y. o0os1S'
Doorkeeper Inside Cloak Room Door-GsOrss b. 0cI'S
NB2nc. -.
Doorkcep-r--Jo,n r. Ripley Of Wyoming
Doork-eptr--Joln W. s.rowb.idse :! CoT'ssna
Doors sepeI-i. g. SpTns Of fiogA
Jani.0I-Asa MoshsE o. aies. -, IL 49,
Kr-oer Assembly Chau5cr--Joshua {. Fisrs o. WV
chester
NrssFSGEns.
e0-slers N.sserrer-C La.cs Jnhonnct- A.
ssrkean.. a. .ArIrs Messer sers-W t. bates sno A.
dIls ~. S roh, y JcpsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

To tie oC4oel tnllocks reported. VIC add $50 cows.
making a total VI .svsCi beef cattle slaughtered In
Nes Yol e. lsC1 Thin 10 Tor tho supply u frcsL beet
20 tho cities Of H,w.Yofk ard rrooAln. thrive small
et!-s IA Eew-Jcrrey ard several towns within ffty
mil o. ~ ships IN port and ros OF our armed
srs and foiis and soldiers tic cOt. between Han p
loA E0.ds end Key West. Tarre il also small per
cenars Of tie quantity packed ard sent on, Of the city
The greet tp,k. however. u eorslmol here Look ~
he Quaniy We esiiI9,te the Whole number OF beef
cattle ., IN average ., 10 lis weight (vAich is % rs
ls:- thar lrsi year, ard tbs give, 49, ~ 40 ns. g.
heel which a. - cents pound (Which Is tie estimated
average price Of q year. rkes tie sun of sl75ls,
ec r. which the oy Las ped to tie county 70. beef
cattle IN issl.
This makes tie average price q all tbs cattle SCI IS
rad tie average veo-lJ expended BY the butchers
CO... 5c5 IS.
10 enable readers 10 appreciate low far Numbers ~
feet prices rld g. hor those range throughout Tire
yeal. VIC give IA .,s following table tie number OF
hce,es sel each Ror , the principal market place (G
Alercns. Io.ty.f nth street and Fth Gveaue). and
intending those tie total az az Tie market pisces. and
Tho pr cca Of al Iadcs week b, week. through tie ycar
WEEKLY REccIPIs AND PRICES OF BULLDOGS FOB
.rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

Fon ruE FAIn.-The ladies' OF Inc e,n 5u tsif =
~, W 49,, ara. of the United States Sanitary CoTs
Si" ~" u The executive Committee oonsistinS o.
Js%c, D. sparan Mrs M Mo- nso s1S Coz.
;,sss and tic vork Of csnvassipg going FseHs
forward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

Tho price OF sheep has ruled higher IN 1862 than in
any former year. The last week In January 1t
ported as remarkably high. averaging cents pound
I've weight. The price still higher the next week
and continued to rise until the last week in March,
when good fair quality Of nevool shoep Of 100 aver
age would sell at i0c b. and some lots ct 10y lilo.
Prices continued high into MAY and indeed through the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
All kinds
T+. "a s4esl coo 1919 sl'ais Ls,s!7 i.ss7a'
aecsiaaa!i. lag stD rs sr sS7 n.iS r.os:

Receipi. lB SUB rs 81 sS7 N,lS ''"'
The following table shows the month, receipts OF
bulocks at ALcrons from the sI States which furnish
tic principal supply. AZ THO number sold there 10
30 81 which, taken from e6ic3l. leaves s. io7 sold
elsewhere end not accounted for by Siate presume
that they would show sbDg. TIE seme ratio. Tho per
centage Of tae whole number cold at AIerton's is c
fraction over n pr cent. IL Is well worth the stcn'
ton OF oil graziers 10 notice that Illinois furnishes New
YORK with 56i per cent Of the beef cattle II Is true
that mnny credited 10 that State from Iowa and
few from other States but the per cenaro shows tue
inevitable coarse OF trade. and that NcwYork City
cannot depend upon NewYork State for its supply Of
stesks and rcrs. Besides We have no doubt that one
fourth OF the number credited 10 Neaiork origin aed
In some Of tic Western SiGtts end lived In this state
only ,us. long enough TO gain right to DO called
State stock" OF tic number sole q; AIerons there
are but IT, 10 beside IA)se credited 20 TIE SIX States
named b,lov. 1hsss were kom Connscticut, New
Jesss5. pearsyivaais. Western Virginia Iowa Ms
souri, wileoas'n ard csnada-al,ce cther Lot enough
FOR ucEtls fupI!yall tie Whole number furnished
ty ia State Of Seu.Iork In year wold only feed tse
city sbou: q days.
D., look r, ,ss Gsrrcs In TIE following table. They
arr instructive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

THE WEATHER AT VNELAsD.-The weather
at vneand thrtyour miles south OF Philadelphia las
been quite severe 1t he's been so cold that out door OPP
eraions have been suspended The snow four Inches
deep, making good leIghtpS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
Yoyginr Afrtc-nrut

or TIE PRICES OF pOXlsTIc TLrEcE AND PULLED
WooLs, EADiBlgiSG IHg yJIAIiJh5 or rnE
MtRgET DUGnG LAcR MONTH roL IHE PAST
rst-tfRf VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

year. - compared with other yeara In Deesmh~ W
quoted good Aiz Sheep ct IN average Of t. D. Nv
weight
W Swine W have roocdved Llol.sl7 averaging
2l. Iss per week, and ranging hou $50. Sept l. ia
S. 5ss Nov. 10 The price Of cornfed Hogs has ranged
from &C. to t. p H. live weights the lowest IN August
the highest In December; and We estimate the net ave
"a m ar "a cents pound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

uFfIA1t
rom 1871 to 1871 has be, of tine 81 3lsh cepts Tor
dunn u sl0th cent?, and ior coarse 3S Sloth cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

To.s. .2,sas $3.50 ts1.4 4e ics 52soGs l., 15- oo
Az pr. yr. Y5 81 ESQ G,sT ta9dl sgS,G l27e,'Vi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-29
Savannah.

Tsss;sgsning Of 50. 600 men al Veks6urg' Wns'e
thar could neither get away nor bs reinforced Gnu
bs,s they became, Of course, prey TO the enc my
as "a brasuue. mere in the nature OF q saoFhce 10
fissd.hip on the part OF the Sublime military g9nin'
~ ,bom IA vas esnesiyei, than the result OF a 'yA-
fanatic pan. Nevertheless theEe were gseA1 isa'a
-, I, wou,d be rspsaad Amer Hood had been
.noyed ont OF the way, and The door isf open iof
ShsIman 10 opsrsts IS DC pleasea In deoHsA' " Was
greatly feared that the Amy OF hsIdss Hou'd Dc sao
. sced At Savannah. ne eEemy, enbodeEea % Inc
amazing ma. o JTse watch they had already Witnessed
did not doubt thag Ihis Euuld % the eFo"AiAg gOJ'
and prooisineS IN advance tue destruction, Ro' oAJ
of HsEdse bat OF Beauregard also. IL MAS Win u
epise pleasure, than, tLas We hsInsd thai SA'ahnAh
b.a bssu evacuated ly our fOTosa, Who eArr1ed With
than al th.ir men ard ma1erei. Savannah Was Oh
10 use TO u; bat the men eeuli nos well DO 81 AIRED
We drsa long breath, an4tlanksd Heaven Tor evan
thul much.
Savannah has bean cs ptaToi in eEsrT war that has
..L.a Mace on tbs Continent fron tho Revolution
I,oi,,i,a i. was taken By tho BhIilh IN l77s iren
V.o-;5a the paths through the swampl having ossn
he.ssytd By legrces or ueg'o. Tue mex y'ar IL
rss bsslsgsd By combined Ffsreh sIa Ans''C4.
so,o. land and naval General Lincoln eommaAaes
she American army, sud the Count dEItainz INC
Eeenoh asos. Al attempt Eas made to storm the
works. I. failed, and Count Pilask vas Killed Inl
P,spOh snd American commanders guarded the
siege vas rs!;ed, and the French sailed Skok 70 the
West Ladies while the Americans marched back TO
Charleston, MIRA, soma months later, they we're al
taken prisoners. ssysnash Tsmainsd in possession
of the British to the close of tia SsF At the c0u'
mepcsnsl Of tie var of 1917. it vas again Esksu
BY the British.
In military point Of view, Savannah was OF nc
y,lus to US Whatever. As port, it had Oaen block
add for two ysars Tia nPsl eject is all that the
sn,uy have TaiLsd, and thst is rot much.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-29

4. saks.ls tsit as bsSla sas SAssSa . koA.s ~
sts 40 gsksSS pSgtsIs, o., - Ia ssDs eSes
Of thsir conteaa BY those On the tsils
a A. and At ,Ss railroad Clothing and med cipfs
0sossaTJ for our comfort and health have been tAit5
~, srS much ALTERING thereby produced. We eau
D,r,iooI.r attention 20 boxes sent on the viLgnia
central Railroad, and ask the particular ,.
soS g. soms stringent msAEures By whioh these
SSusss msy be promptly and surely rsmedied. We ss1
nSsvsipS camp disease incident to our Osure and
sbort living which We have been called upon to en-
dufe. We are in the front, enduring hsrosn' Psi
oCSntrv and sua We be deprived Of these necessary
sappHssf We CALI thea, the attention Of those con-
ssFped to prompt redress, so that We can gee ooi
SoTSs ouiekly and safsly-and be assured the men VII
% 80 RooKBRIDdL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-29
Os.rgs Ilsrs. DC. 2sh, 1854.

To the Editor Of The Rhg:
Allow me to Ssfi yaur sSFtsss attention to ostrqgss
prae;Iesd upon here 10 the fsont, and chi ay BY
those who have secured positions. from dangsr
and from the prlvasioDs snd hsrishlpI to Wtioh we
are daily syposed We ask you 70 sssIst ne IL pro-
cerlog prompt redress from th,ss Outrsges. which
hare nav become 60 frsqusns as to be bsysnd en-
durancs. Oar ratOns ere yerJ Ssanf and ln'tef-nO
Ursty; our clothing insufaasnt AID Ts lave not
been paid Of for some time that We are unable to
parShSss around u.s. even though We are wiling TO pay
sue sxoEbt4nt denands dsmAsdsI. Yet, It is no. of
fAssS things We cOnpIs ao,5-iOr We expect to en-
agra ihssa, u our country asmands q Of us-hut We