davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
N E w. b 90 KS
JUST PUBLISHED
~ BY
I EVANS & gOGSWELL,
COLUMBIA, SC.

TNHE SPIRIT OF MILITARY INSTITUTIONS,
Il By, Marshall Marmonts Translated from ths.
latest Paris edition by Frank Scha,ler Colonel 22d
Regiment Mississippi Infantry. Neatly bound Price
$5. 0ne-third off TO the trade. .igs; Z ~. .S u,
I-s ss',s INFANTRY TACTICS, - :,
For Brigade, Division, and Army Corps by Gen. Ca
:sey, U. s. Army. Pronounced the best work of the
kind in the language. illustrated with 2g Lithograph-
ed Plates and we'll bound: Price S. One third of
to the trade. =
CH1soLMs SURGERY;
Being third edition Of this valuable work, splen-
didly illustrated land finely bound Price $40 One
third Off to the trade.
The editions of all Of these valuable works nm
der 1000 copies, and those in want will do well TO
send in their orders at once. y.:,g.S . !-;s "
,9yl'S' ALSO, -.
GENERAL ORDERS, A. & T. g g Office, up 10 lst
April 1854 Price So, ;Cne-third of to. the trade.
- ANDREWS LIGHT ARTILLERY DRILI. .,
Splendidy Illustrated. Price. 81. !Onethird off 10
Any Of these books will be sent free of postage Oh
receipt Of the price, innew ISSUE or the old the dis
EVANS & GOGswELI,
July 2 " 1. ..s5,aes
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
FACT0RAGE AND COMMISSION
2 >sNt AGENGv.4C;a a;$t uJiiif

TNHE undersigned has this day opened an agency
Il for the purchase barter and sale,on commission,
of groceries, provisions dry goods and produce and
merchandise Of every description and is prepared to
receive goods on consignment or for storage
Attention will also be given to the buying and aell-
ing Of Real Estate and Negroes. - $50 i-sti %
Liberal advances made on all consgnments. ) r.,:
Office on Main street two doors above the Post
Office. D. D. HocoTT.
April 15 ,..r....s
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15

aeaaeaes ana tr'nary eea0sfs :, % Ianaen
~ As pr,sas.,r = aS ForsiaI
Languages WITS. S9.nus Mvyenuiess .aegauy iot
lou oung LIa Is;;.s rs sissn;e naNon, M
81. c-.-.-:.. u...s =.
Y sg1erI 7 N Dy Gooss. SsGes'es maaasa1s se &C.
NJ; l.. Calnpuell, =. W. heingy, n.y. onei'n'
Pas;smin siuui '@sn arstbsson i % Go M r. fatfs % =
McpoWa1l, .. UPPenee Pea W. ~ Gs.ie IosanL mI
soney, samysrs op'Ts ~ Myers lanes McEIsn "
9eraS q . Co, ~ uegrge pougaS 9i III. -. uP-
siras ssanetA D.D' ~ =. o'fs' ' t0''' =
n-...,!,
W.. ,lVas 1nn
- u :n'iNpFpn' :. = NeDip
~
Wa,.d., o,,d .1;,c,zro
James 'hu a. s' Z oups' q ~ H'e' a. 'Hef,
nan nan
oeaesSm mug mag0s Na. agNp. Ts
?. sbivsr s p s hIaer smith ''' -D'-'A'
:, U,r
n Gpa.tan ~ W. rn0Ta, Tarvar a." = sntbsriora
y. - ot''l'spA' : - : ~. %
p,za,-.
A =
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15

Due Monday; Fedhesday & Ffass by IL ina..sAM
close-samc days, at IL ooA. NJ
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, &c. e.
Due Thursday, by 1900 M,
closes-sau,e day, at Hoo A. .M
T1ttER's FERRY. JEFFERSON, &c.
nue-Monday by 90 NJ
closes-Friday, at 10 60 A. n
OFFICE HOURS.
From 8 90 A: M. to 2 90 p. n, and for short
time after opening the mail at night es
4, TW. PEGUEs, Pm.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15

President and Directors Of. Camden Bridge Go. !.
President--John NJ. DeSaussure. 9
Directors-John Macrae, 3. Perkins, James Team,
Colin Macrae, Sec. 6 Treas.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
Conlmissiioners oftke Yoor.

49, COMMISSIONERS Of The f'ooT
EG Barnes, a.. A.. McDowall, John 0. Higgins, R.
NJ Kennedy, J., S. DePass. w. E, Hughson, Sec.
and Treas. : -
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
DTSTRTC T DIRECTORY.
DfsrBIcsT QfF7oERs.
Legislators

a. Fl. Boykin-Senator. J..
John bh Desaussure, D. D. Petry-Reprcsen
lives.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
Professional.
Phusicidt,s non. Pract,einq.

Y fTy6IcEtl1tS 1tOtVt IuUttCttJ' \.
u. II. Deas, D. L. Desaussnte, t. Reenstjerna,
W. r. Skies, Benjamin q. Matheson, j. McCaa,
o.. I. Trantham, W. L. Pickett, B. 8. Hucas, 7.
= z. McDow, lewis .DeSaussure, Thomas Sal
mond, F., u, Zemp. 4
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15

Z Commissioners to Agpr6re Public Securities :.
John M. DeSaussure, James Dunlap, VIM. E. John.
soas,sr., "A. NJ: Kennedy, .ThOs. E. Shannon.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
Soldiers Board of Relief

John II. Desaussure, E. BARNES, james Dunlap. j,
Ross Dye, C. Mosely, Jsmes Team, Jesse Trues4
del,. John B. Miokle,, Charles Raley, John Gas-
kins, Daniel Gardnea
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
Bank Officers and Directors.

d. 9. .b+ =
Brqnch Bank of the State Of South Carolina.
Presdent-Wn. NJ Shannon = CashierAN. D. Bax-
ley; Book:Kp'r--J. E. Nettles; Assistant Book
=, Keeper-W. D. Anderson.G ~
Directors. Ross Dye, J.. III. Deas, John Cantey,
8 E?'W. Bonney, AID. Jones, ST. .
Bank of Camden.
President-W:E E, johnson, sr.; Cashier-W. D.
s McDowall. Sss Z,
BsfectorslR. BsJohnson, VIM. NJ. Shannon, BENZ.
Perkins, W. D. McDowall, John Workman
s POST OFFICE, CAMDEN. S. C. /
MAIL ARRANGEMENFs.
RICHMOND, cHARLEsros, COLUMBIA, WESTERN
AND WAY MAILS.
'Dne--D Daily, by 80 90 Z. M
Close-Daily by 90. P. N
<.pANcAsyEs, FLAT BocK, DC. ).
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
Coroner;
John S. Meroney.
sINanaaers of Elections.

''ttF HsIdndgers of Elections. !. 1"
Gaiiden-John S. Meroney,F G.. A. Mcdonald,
Wp McKain.
eureton's Nill-Frederick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker, =
Flat Rock-Jesse Truesdel, q James Fletcher,
George R. Miller. -"
Bufalo-Wm. Mungo, Gillian Sowell, VIM. Cato;
Lizenby's-JShn McGougap, Daniel McCasEill,
Donald Mcdonald.
scarock's hIfll-B. T. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Leod. Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwin's Store Benjamin Cook, John B. Mick
lie, James II. Vaughn.
s Liberty Bill-A. D.. Jones, jr., R. G.. Patterson,
r. B. Cunningham.
g OGcas of, Court. Z
Joseph,D Dunlap Commissioner in Equity; W.
.aClyburn, Clerk; A.. l.. Mcdonald, Ordinary =
I, duncan SAeorr, Sheriff.
Tar C9lcctor So.
!. . William 'McEain. .
Confederate Bgqling Officer,
80. W. z. Leitner:
: Confederate War Tarp Collector
a. NJ. Kennedy. <
Assssoors..
~ John Cantey, r. M. Kennedy. -
) Collector of Tdr IN Rmd. ~.
James Jones.
-. Chif Conmissary Agent,
J. il. ,Deyereaax.. :
Confederate Quartemaster's ,Agsnt.
James Sewers
-
Stale Quartern,astcrs Agent. ~
"A. Markley Lee.
!. Resettriag and Delieerma Agent,
/ ]. M. Gayle. =
-S.-.es. !.es>So-.~- 81 .AI
Officers of the Town Of Camden.
(. -Intebddnt.
James Dunlap.
n Wdydens. a
Nd. Baxley, D. D: D:Hocott f. Dis Boswell, R. M,
Kennedy.
Recorder.
R.M. Kennedy.
4, q I2-rs.
! MarshqJ and Market. Clerk. .
VIM. johnson. ~ &
!. Professional.
49, 81 Physicidns aow Prdct.ctng.
i. II. Deas, D. L. Desaussufe, T. Reenstjerna,
W r. Skies, Benjamin q. Matheson, J.. McCaa,
o.. I, Trantham, W. L. Pickett, B. 8. H1cas, 7:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
Maaistrales.

Magistrates. M
John K. witherspoon, VIM. D. Hogan, ". r. Tay-
, lor, Henry Bract, John b. Shaw, Richard L..
g Whitaker, J. T. Barker.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
PSirdte Boqrding.
J. W..Rodgers:

Hitinary, and Dress Making.
Miss D. H. ,McEwen, Mrs. HammcrslougR.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
Special. n Offices.
.NOFTCE.

NOTICE. p.
MYBUsINEsS HEREAFTER WILL BE CON
Quoted strictly on the cash system. V
All orders mustpositively accompanied with the
cash.
Those indebted to me viii please come farward and
pay up Is WM%MckAiiN IN
e July 6t So
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
Commissioners Of Roads.

CornmissioneTs of Roads. :.
J. NJ. DaSaussure Chairman, B. T. Mccoy, W. E.
Hughes, Daniel d. Kirkland, James L. Mct
Dowall, Lewis ] Patterson, J. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John l.. Mickle, Gillian Sowell,
The sixth section of the 9. Act to establish GER
tain Roads Bridges and Ferries, passed December
II, is as follows:
ssThat each Commissioner of Roads new in of
fee, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until u
successor is appointed and has accepted. This
section to be in force during the war.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15

: Commissioners Of Public Buildings.
John Workman, r. ". Kennedy, r. B. johnson, F.
L. Zemp, E. W. R. Blair, James B. Cureton, Vim.
/, D: ,McDowsll Chairman, C. p b., Colin Maepea
Treasurer. ;. ~
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15

Commissohers of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, James Team, G. C..
Halle, Jesse Trpesdel, Daniel Behune, A. L..
Mcdowell.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15

g 00icas Of Court. E
Joseph, D. Dunlap Commissioner in Equity; W.
eClyburn Clerk; A.. L. Mcdonald, Ordinary 3
. Duncan Sheorr, Sheriff
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15
NOTICE.
HIDES WANTED.

Hsf Mayer If D. D. lHoCoTT.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-15

Academies and Primary Schools in Camden. +,
L. McCandless' Male Academy; f. Staudenmyer,
male academy G.. Bailey, Professor :of Foreign
Languages Mrs. McCandless' Academy for,
Young Ladies, Mrs. McCreight; MissDawson;
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon. &
, 1864-12-10
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGESCE.

The hEst German Eyange1ie Lutheran cengrcga-
ton Of St. fapl viii dedicate thei. new cdidce On
morrow forenoon with appropriate ceremontes.
The congregation will assemble 1t their Old place
of worship On Indiana street, and move thence to
tom, The architect, Otto Il. Mat, Esq. viii hand
ever w the keys of Tie church to Rev. Henry Wun-
es1 p4 1 ke A ae II S1n e q very
handsome brick structure, with stone basement
foE seheolroon,s ese, and has ysry 7stefnl toweE
g se5s a 5fafSs e. sssaas 1tsss s e 70 feet The
i, Rev. Jas Haywood, the evangelist. will preach
in TIE Illinois Street Mission on Sunday norning
School ,. N. Meeting foT % p,rfn.s % and e1iiarss @
in the ercning; co1nmencing 1t = o'clock.
Erenins sa:et e
There w1n be preaching .at the Church OF the
Enited Brethren In Christ, northwest corner Of
and misen sgndig 1o
Y. .1ohrs9n: Superintendent Seats free on all
occasions. TIE above named hours and services
Ttl1 b :, obke1ved saeh successive Sabbath. Rev.
Beresn Baptist churei.-There will be preach
Ing At this Church, on peKnycn street, near Des-
Rsagen De- @ ns hfeE ers f.!
The church T. well heated With r9sriaed air.:
Msso9 sRpsssho tie Rosk sn Pas
te1noon at u p: n, and religions services at u p
Of Foster Mission. will preach on Sunday, the 11th
inst.
First United Presbyterian Church, Green street,
between Madison and Monroe streets. Services
at 1Ct a. m, by the Pastor, the Rev. ". c. Jack
son; at II p N. the Rev. j. Il. Vincent OF Trinity
H. E. Church, will address the Sabbath School
subject "The Model School," All are cordially
invited.
United Presbyterian Church, North Side,
preaching Tomorrow at 1e} a. M, BY Rev. Mr..
Clarke, in the Elm Street Mission Chapel corner
OF Elm and Dearborn streets. AL arc cordially
invited.
The New England Congregational Church, late
" removed from the corner Of Indiana and VOL
cott Streets to liz pretent location on White etreet
Just east Of Washington Park, will be open for
public religious services tomorrow at 1ot o'clock
Preaching by Rev. g. II, Nichols. Sunday School
will meet at o'clock In the afternoon instead Of
o'clock In the morning as heretofore. The
society Of this church are row laying the founda-
ticn Of church edifce On their dne lot corner OF
AkrboEn md White streets, fronting on Washing
ton Park -
Church Of the Redeemcr, Rev. ". ". Curry, Of
New AEbnny, Indiana, will preach in this Church,
tsecoud GnfycrealisD tomorrow, Sunday at 1880
q. u., md at T:30 p. m.
Rev. Dr., Hitchcock will preach at Wesley Chapel
corner Of Blackhawk and Sedgwick atrcete, on
Sabbath. j1th inst, at 104 a. m. and IT p. m.
Rev. E H. Cannon will preach at Park Avenue
Mission, corner OF Park Ayenue and KobeJ streets,
at 1cf a. m., and Il p. II.
, 1864-12-10
LATEST FROM EUROpE,v
Arrival of the 11AnH0-Wrrclk Of Sem
ulchs New Plratc-Tone ofthe BrIts
HrcsA-ContlnentalN News.

New York, Friday Dec. 9.-The steamer
Hansa, from Southampton, Esd has arrived
1t was reported at southampton on the $50,
that Semmes' ship, Sea King, was wrecked
off Madeira.
The London Army cad Nary Gazette says ::
in blockalc-running and treating the Queens
proclamation of neutrality with contempt"
The London Times sees no alarm on Lin
coins reelection. England is probably
safer in his than any other hands. Regard
ing foreign states, England particularly. we
sown his wild oats. He has gone through q
course ofdefying and insulting England. We
hope he will not tepcat the experiment.
Consols 9111{@9lA. Confederate loan nd
vanccd 1c-6a@04. French rents 62f SC.
IT3Lr.-Thc proposal to transfer the capt.
tai to Naples was yetoed; The, bill for the
transfer Of the capital to Florence passed by
ST to 70. Della Marmosa demonstrated that
Italy could defend herself. adding that 1t was
greatly to the interest Of France not to allow
Italy 10 he crushed.
J1rAN.-Prince Nagato has agreed to open
the Simonski Straits, and not rebuild the de-
nolished forts, and also pay the allied erpedi-
tfon expenses.
SpA1N.-The Duke Of Riyas has resigned
the Presidency Of the Council, Marquis Vilu-
ma has succeeded. The Epoaa says: "Spain's
duty isto defend the Papacy by coming to an
understanding with France"
been of IN unufuM magnitude All classes Of buy-
CTS arc eager to purchase. Sales 5000 bales,
1900 on speculation and for export, Better des-
November z2--The Cotton demand continues
unabatcd. Sales amount to, fully ,1a.oo ba1ea.
Holders are willing sea'css ut the advanced rates
L1rEnrooL, Nov. ss.-Wheat firm at prices OK
this day week. Flour neglected but firmly held,
with samc pressure to sell. Indian Corn declined
, 1864-12-10
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.1
NEW YonK, Friday, Dec. midnight.
The Increased activity In stocks continues but with
out any improvement In prices. Transactions con-
time principally on brokers' own account
Railway speculation was quite steady as the Stock
Exchange thIs morning. Some stocks were better.
There was strong buying and rather more business
transacted Afte1 the call the maEket was heavy
Speculative dealers In Government ssocks unload.
Ing. Prices are rather weak. Railroad bonds active
and strong Static stocks dEnler BANK stocks better
Coal stocks continue strong. with m active specua.
tive movement In Cumberland.
The gold market IL weak. The decline was caused
hy rnmor that Gen. Grant had met with success be-
fore Richmond, and sherman had arrived at Bull'a
Bay. north Of Charleston. The gold foonl- moves
sherman's army around In perfectly wonderful man.
ner. ..... .......
Foreign Exchange is quiet. For tonorrow's
steamer sales tend toward lower quotations.
NEW TonK, Dec. Sat Ga1laehcr'e evening Es.
charge-Gold 3se1: Erie ok: Hudson NIX; Rendlng
1ssx II. C. 12aH H. 8. Is: Ill. c. 12eK; Pitts. lls4
R. 1tsX; n. ". tsf; pfa. IBx; It. IF. 1as; Canton
s6x; Cumberland slH; Quicksilver soT; Aariposa
, 1864-12-10
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tie Resolutions OF Harn4ycIl Ishett
In Her Legis1atslre-The 'sCome-
Outerss Stale.

New YonK, Friday, Dee. :.,9.-Thc following
are the resolutions Of the SOUTH Carolina LIZ
gislature, recently introduced By Barnweu r.
.Rhett:
Rtsolr>d, That the sovereign States composing
the c0nfederacy OF the Confederate Staies are not
amenab1e to the Government of the Confederate
States for their existence and that any laws passed
by its Congress conscziptug their officers into the
army Of the Confederate States, whereby the orli-
EarY operations Of &tate government may be dis
turbed or arrested, are 1Agrant usutpatlons to
which the States shonld not anbm1t.
RetolCed, That by the terms OF the Constitution
Of the Confederate States, Congress can make no
law abTidging the freedom Of the press, thcreby
all legislation BY Congress bearing upon either
the material o. The press, or persons producing it.
t{onnl.
ResoIred, That the Constitution expressly pro-
rides that no capital or direct tax shall be paid
unless in proportion 10 the census, and TINT re-
presentation and direct taxes shall be apportioned
amongst the States. ANY direct taxation, there
fore, initiates against these provisions, md is
clearly unconattntonal.
RksoIftd, That the institution Of African slavery
10 exclusively under the Jurisdiction and control
passed by Congress to e1nancipate the slave In
any State, or to appropriate money from the
Treasury of Confederate States to cmapcipate
elaycs Is unconstitutional and void.
, 1864-12-10


The committee Of ladies for the Freedmen's
Fair, met yesterday us usual. Excellent reports
continue to be brought in. The whole Northwest
seems engaged in this enterprise. The following
donations are reported:
z. Elf. one euit OF clothes, $100.
Philip NatsWorth, one suit Of clothes, $f50.
McCur1y q Co.. two suits OF clothes.
j. n. Smith q Co., one boys overcoat
Field, Benedict l. Co., SIS.
4. D. Ellsworth, cloth, s..
VIM. Clingman, eash. FLO.
Vim. Turner. cash, FLO.
James Marks, cash, Is.
Wm. Bartlett, gents furnishing goods, $s5.
J. Frost, one necktfe, % cents.
q. T. Belding i Co., gents furnishing goods,
DeGraf & Poole, clothing, $50
FatWeu, Field 6 Co., goods, kI60-
Davis. Sawyer s. Co., goods; 30. .--s
R. r. q G: ". Day, and Jcwett d Root, one par
lor etove, $Go.
Horton i Leonard, printing, fG0.'
We would also thank the ladies Of Elgtn TOT
donation Of {l0. The lady visiting milliners re-
ports nearly $Im worth In that department, mrs.
Il. ii. Dnnn leading of with $50 hat Only tcW
Of the millincts have been vihteo. a full report
will bo given nextweek.
As The stock Of toys at the Fair Will bo the
largest IN the city. We would cali the attention Of
them,
The committee room Is No. 1, Fullerton Block,
entrance on Dearborn street. Office hours nom
e. II. 10 4 =. N.
PrnsoaA1-Major LucIcn Brownlowof the I'd
Tennessee Cavalry, son OF Parson Bzownlow, was
IN tbs city yestcrday. and stopped At the Union
House. he le{t in the evening Tor ST. Louls.
, 1864-12-10

lotai: &a8s,33
Ih1e ELL was referred 10 the Committee On Mis-
cc1!aneons tia1ms.
Inc [esol1aons received the entire vote OF the
Hoasa including the Preeident. with the exception
oi SuptI.tisor Jaeo9s OF me F1nh ward
Supervisor Chandler moved thatth resolutions
OF the Gommfttee on foot Houses and faqpcfa-
WHOLE.
-Suptttis4s aHon Mosco oFcconsaeefauon oi tne
vote whcfcoS nc sections were adopted. Carried.
EaPeIsl1oT@ FL Ae1plu uoseo tne 1olo"lngs
Attotlfa, daat tne 1oaIa o. 1supefs1sorn empioT
taiee ~ gts gs ~ ~ aaenu " sas !11i ~
gent siGk ~, N tne aty o1 talsago one n eaeh "
fra md he IN Attendance nt ie.af one hoir oarh
dcrt eithcr IN nerson or by anne one eanshIe of
nreesscriI,tnr for encf nersona AZ nsv annir for
ncdi1,3 IA sa,d r. at atend @ III eai. h
thc Cnrnncr for ho1ding Doxf U1orlfm eTamina-
tioru IN tsjr rcsncct;Tn Jst1icts n,, rseh nhTs,,
cisn tn furnish fleir own medicincs. and rcceITe
salary of sEi16 mr. nnnnno.
Eupcryieor Chandler moved to amend by fixing
the ealary ut $500 The county to furnish the medi
snneryfeor jameson moved to amend by fixing
, 1864-12-10

From the Journal of Yesterday.]
A recent number of the Douglas county
Mild contains an editorial entitled, "Onr
Next Senator.n The article Ia Of the weak
and flat style of seventy nine liternturc-the
burden Of its song being the stupid thlschood
TINT Gen. Oglesby is to be elected Senator in
order that Lieutenant Governor Bross may be
Governor.
We a1lrde to the silly production only to
pronounce the following statement false-
hood: ~
Lincoln, npon The fall Of Donelson. made him
a Brigadier General for 'gaflantrJ In the field
when the TACT was, 0glesby was not within afty
m51ca Of Douc1son ut any time during the fight"
Gen. og1esbJ, then Colonel Of the 8th Illi-
nois infantry, was ut Donelsou, and at the
head Of bis command, fighting gallantly
through the three days Of that memorable
battle, and it is an outrage for any person or
paper, thus to attempt to rob q true and
brave soldier of the credit due him for faith
tul services. The &ttld ought to be in better
business. Any Of the officers and men who
participated IN the Donclson and Shiloh bat
ties, and were themselves faithful and brave,
Will tell the editor If that sheet that there
was not more gallant soul upon those bloody
fields than Gen. Richard j. Oaesby.
, 1864-12-10

WATERBURY,, Conn, Friday, Dec. o.-Thc
Waterbury Clock Company's establishment
was destroyed by fire early this morning.
Lees sc, coo to s25, 200. Insured for s12, 900.
CINCINNATI, Friday, Dee. "a fire in the
otton factory Of Gould, Pierce l. Co., last
vening, destroyed cotton to the amount Of
,0O-partial1y insured.
, 1864-12-10
nj Il r. Ri r. n .

In this City, on Tuesday Dec 9Th Inst. by the Rev,
Ill. and Mtks EAAA H. POTTER, Of this city. M
csrds. .--....
~ Froyidf uce. r. l., papers please COPY
In this city, Dec Eth, at the residence OF William
.Jrpes, Esq, By the Hey. Mosea WILLIAMS. wM, q.
nEbB, Isq OF lnc!nnati. Ohio, anu Miss MARGARET
PRICE, ot Chicago
, 1864-12-10

In this city, At his residenee Prairie street, be-
twttp Morgan and b1nRAu1on, on ThutHdAY, tbs eth
Furcfal viii tafc p'sce tomorrow Sunday At u
hoaoF9.
, 1864-12-10
Scr York Money and stock Market.

: Hcw York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRE. Friday, Dec. 3.
Money nors active e 697 pr sent. chiefly 1t the
Gold w1thont material chanEe openl1g at 2l26. de-
cllning to e4q and c:cs!ng at a4nt.
Government stocks quiet and without decided
chAnEt In price.
61pcKs-pull. q S6's al coupons 116; do 50 cou-
pons ueh Treasury notes 7-S0s to; BIO 6's 63H; 4
II certificates s5K quckstlye5 o; EEie 9aH Hudson
MY q; Do ptd AK: Toledo noH; Quincy 1ls; 4 I