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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-03
Ccu.dnt be Choaked CT.

Tie Ciiaion Cnurant Tells a story al,
rural pi.i!"s' pier. WHO had scm.vh
advanced m Years without ha,, ia.
much of the mysteries al nature
What kno~ledsr The I'D .en,l. man ad
CLEANED was entirety independent
science. He did not know w,.,,.,
microscope was something 10 eat 81
a new tangled farming mac iar." a
young fri,nl FRESH T.. m srlool. one,
paid him visit. aud was vr,y ANXIOUS
10 nli,h'en the old man On H.. won-
ders vi the microsc".,-. specimen al
wiich lie carried about him. vii.
the Oh p ilosoph-r aa> making a i,u-
gal meal in the field AL no N. the Won't,
produced his microscope aud K planned
Is operation, which lie iilu>,,a'.i l.,
exhibiting is ppw-' upon several bus :
AMI divers minu.r aivns uf animt
matters al hand r" his surprise. d.
aged pupil iii no, m,nlr>t much
asi"nish"-nt. and. stun2 by his mil
ference, / d-i~lleh 10 him inw mat,
HNOsVS W e urtOu e.
n every m"u,hiui. and ia each Grul
which qa, nci..d his li.i,st. AT iiis hi
heater WAS >k.picsl: I" prove he lac
flfe boy sns chei fran h,s Land !,
chunk uf rich Cheese which le WA
then !rvouri".. aud placing il Jude,
the m 'snitirr, the mass al Wig. in
animacu e WAS iiiumphnn:ly p",nt, (
OUT.
The Old MN nazrd upon the sigh,
inditiere.'ly. and al length. with u
most nonchaia:cs. took auulLer lug,
bite.
Don't" cx"laimed the boy: ".lon
you see EN- |! Ste em squirm ana
wi2gl- y
let 'em VIII g'e T. sal! the old
phil"opher. mnnchins aw"y calm:
''ihey re got the worst IN: II iLr,
Kin stan it KIM" and lie Ceiihela;.h
6ni.iied his meal.
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FREIGHTS.

~ ~
By fhls route fr ights al a't ,i-- { tons ear
he iorssrced to and from Phi a,:,;5 IA New
York. B,s on OF a.tiuorr 10 and s,nfa an,
painl on the Railroads oi Obi ken;uckg, i,,i,
ara, Lila l.. Wisconsin, Iowa or MisN..ag, s.
RAIL ROAD DIR CT.
IN i'e,,na Cenrrai Railroad also ronnse.s az
Pi''siurg With Steamers, by which Gods can e
forwarded {" any port on the Ohio, M.ss..si
Missouri, hansa-, and other western riysss: and
1t cleveland: Sandu>ky and Chicago wi.i Slca.
meIs {" all Ports on the North W.sreea Lakes
Merchants and slippers en,rusiing the trans
pr amen vi their freig', to this Company, an
rely " III confidence ~ il. speedy trans:,
The Rates oi Freight To and from
any point in ii'@ West by the Pa Contra! e r.
are ut all rmes - FAVORABLE as are Charsei BY
other Ro,'road mpanes.
SJ-te part cular 10 mark packages VIA fksS'
CtSTRaL k. r.
FL: Froish, Ccnirac's or Shipping Direc,ioas
apoly terr address either OF the iolowisg Agent:
al tn Company:
u. STEWART, Fr Ugh, Agsnt, Pittsburgh.
ILsREE &,to. iranstsr Agents. Pittsburgh
II ". In wv & ca. Circiurati, Ohio.
J. +. NooRE. odrs,iie. Nv.
Il = SAs,. ~ LOUIS. Missouri.
CiAsRE Co Cbica-o. III
u. c. Aleldrsu,. General travelling Agent frI
he !, nth and West.
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LABOR--SA !
ASK YOUR GROCER |
B. T. BABlTl
n EW YORK I
s O A ]


I ar bri-c;ng ont a NV and
Superior French Chemical y
or New York City SosP, pea,
~ .i CD AZ. ore pound eses
rraslye and Da,-rsise Soap ns>
arelion tn the American puole'
orahiy snown "a me II
sss! and Cheapest Wai])
In Aars.t keresi discovers
tie maa.raetsIerI enable ne ~
a., posse ss.as chemical "psr'S
sivs cusii,i.s Ear su, s.r", 70 .-
I Challenge the World " 4
Equal j
This saap i.raRialy g,, !. : J. y
~ .. lar rs three pou,,ds 81 oiI I.s5
- do u ssrns amcan. ct %'s =:
~ -, ~ :. If iam,,T .o,p + vii W
wa,sr Llalhts need a
rubbing with the Ia DE-, nus ss )
upon the va hlp,ad Il dss,
.ic; an he ron;ra'y,tp
oIors. ilws.l remove Pa. :
a, all Kinds. irec'tns :. :. y
" a pt TIC
. = sim.,... Of Is.nA>es
Send lor a b Z aid i've vel. !, ;. J =
" an, q whole box ,'a'se''
,oin vou, and d vile J.. I'D ~
zP:sa-s b. paF'ieuia'' ~ :, II
;oI shippi r ,he gus ..s:,.s
en- M t.oftire. With the e''N
wllch you reside. A1d =
70 Wee iagi.ns,s
P.s.IwilI $. nd ba . d s Sass
~PIea s,snd U ! e.
or POs'aee Currency. ,he mss
u r. BAsBsfr IL s''o .I
following eel. bEated aft.e'i;. s,:
,hr makers NAM. = Wssi
s "M.D arU. "a! soar fospl,.
NxDrc,xAL Var, .SrDs
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ras. SAL SopA. BAEiss
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LAVE STOCK.

Doves rnl Farmers VIII tlsd .hi- he mol
advan:a. ecu. route for Live ~ ok Capaciou:
laris. Wei wstvrsd snd snrp;iod ~iih cv y
convs ience, hive hesh opened on This iiGe and
IL. oEnec!ians- ans every a,,enl-ea j. paid "a
,hi ,,rs. wish cltnica cf ma,ka; = Phi del
phia. New York or B,ttimore = AMI via Alien
low n. she. Ell, qricsess and n'est direct TOus
% NV York.
ENOCii LENS. den'l Sua., Ai'oona, Pa.
l.. l.. UpCPT. Gsn'l Ticket A-eni, n. iats.
ILL.,. HOUSTON. Cen'l Freight Ae,. fhi!a
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CASH PURCHASERS
5000 SACKS OF FLOUK!

CASH PURCHASERS
5000 SACKS OF FLOUn
200 Hogs'd n. q. Sugar,
aCO Iil,is. i.oaf, CruSIrd am.
Powdered Sugar,
100 Tb!s. Clarified agar,
lOO Boxes Havana Sugar;
zoo IBIS. =. II. a. NO. Mo'asses'
100 DIs. Plantation do
500 Bags rio coffee.
100 Mats Java coffee:
1909 Kcgs assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candies;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 iks. NJ ,c'sere! s. Herring
/ - coils Co-dage;
100 Half Bis. S. &. Soda.
luU Bxs. Bahbi,i's Sa!ara'us:
800 Dxs. Yeast Powders:
30 ;;oxas i:aisins:
ACC 10 iianuf'i iui,acc,;
:ioii Boxes soap:
;GU Half Chests Tea:
zoe IS lls. Wrap II. .:.,-r:
a5G.Ms8 S .g,rs.
We have also on hand en-. as ift,nsni Of
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f''. i., II IN Il --asts D! the
Q ls.ea, Liver and Bowels.
J.s.pl,, -,s. .,.r,9 ,aiat iieaa,cae
. it,. :. .~ nfs,. De T.ssi"u %,
f.us Z e. tlrioiiis8l tevers
-p1...=. on.p a!n's ri eth 7
,-.s 49, 5,-l - .ts.sates> Wlr her H..
.''ui, .-ie--.f ,'..i Ell ~ ~lr cia cars :
e $50. ..'-,t>oris. geni1i fni es.
st'-' a. - ih-c mp siiino
cst4.JsFs ,IoNAcu CiTTEss TIL pop
..G,. c'.r7-e4 MUIR ! OF arg Kind.
..u,.., "a ..t4i. -ir,nf; ro iirr. x .tani:
,ui :; -. ..its"-r' IT, - 81. eNtrIcs OF rae
3; .,.....e iir.r- suG pi.ns. sJlh tfie paresl aod
tni..tr,s s..,...i.a,i >'iu.G'-n5s
- eli 1, y. i,'ioniGIe.i ,.riuat - 81. and
Sc, Ia human S,-t IN ssin s'e p ~. ei-I 10y
- .-aa ,,s,i NJ ~ iss>i mai,'.'e- on.,n cred H.
~ 49,, c.t>one atmosphere impure water ant
q. ext r.nl es,u-s r. f.UsrkrrtH B rrIRs may
=, T.iL :. oa - "a epasr..
H. al ,.icts ii. S,,c wl'h Fever and Ague i,
b > e :. !oGCG iaia able Us pr vcntive aud IT,.
,4i;a l.. ns a fsmedy. and thoIsl Dis who resnr,
- usJcY Al ;ru,.ess on q. attack. csc ,pe tie
- rrs, aud thou ands ho negi CT 10 avail tn, u,
selves Il It's protective qualities in a.vincr, ur-
cutci bv a ve,y biiet course 81 this narvel,u-
ii, aiosse. Fever urd Ague patients. after b. ing
iIoa VI, h 9uiuirc Tor months In vain. until tail.
-a.un,ed with that arcenus alka.Oid. ar.
u "" HeotU VIII III u lew
,ay- Nv Tie use OF Ito TkrrtEs BITfEIS
re W.. * ,iOnlsch IS TAP lily lnvIg.r and
's al i~i:e sl,rvd by ii i. ayrteabie TOME and
..,c worn. wondsr rs ia cs-es OF DYsP rsiA
a., u, az COZ firm d forms ii INDIGESTION. Act
rus gsr.le II, d raln'c sapprrieui. u, web u.
80, C uvcf. .. .lsO iIv.rlaSiy relieves III Coz
St rAr,os .uysrinGuced ny Irregular action u!
ne ii ts;Ive ..d ssc.eivs orgau-.
P.,so..s 4 IL he ab, !ia.,.. ., Nervous Al.
tack. I, ny - ~ S,.i:i I'D rHsr, & La.g,.or
lind rr,'u,l ard permanent relief ir,s,i .i,e Bit
r The - 'i,acry ga shi' .. 3: Ia E.cs, en-
.lu-,vc and r'u a,'a s,s.-.
Tie ~ Ii. ~ EiL-iors CaoLfc ! ira,cs, at.ly
u sr. b sii;-s cr-r. ~ IL, .I;;,i,r-u n..d
- . ea-,"oa'ly .,sot,,rs ii, IL: TAX. Il Il,
Go y a,i,' mc, D 're'rr''d
A.nG,u,,at ~. c .iosf rTeIs IrrEns pso
due, ,i,s = WITCH u.g tie = Ia. 4, ~ W.
y. $50 Sr,,I, tlrA 80 il-.s4Gi zap & ~ 60 Il,
cs-ts-t t.sls.i q ief-ii NSsNnt.s .r ira RE lie
rs4 Il. 4 Batlsf-g rGa y it..i,. RI ing fr m
tLD &C. ..sS.ie! n. ei c It, ,ntiu.ncc IL
til eolssi -.,-.i-. gus a.! IL i-s.l u o. ra e:
4 a ttsi.2 alta. .uvl- ,lait Whea ito u.wcrs u
nai.se e.e eaAsd II p.rie s o ,s-cnfolcs anc
IT. - 18th IL ~.
L. 80" "a tie.-, i, he ONLY SArE SrINr
LAST "a, = soS MANUFACTURED from s,u"d nnc
! c..m ma ,E,.s i,hne en,i ), y I, &C from
Il, a.; ,surtl- p;,sru ao.c cr ! ~ N all Ifs
.n,.ar. =. In r',, - ,aac. .ci.s ~ the lay.
MOI M y n,,.iri7. u b,r.i 50 uaivtrsallv
an, We q n, trly s.ii. IL SCR, EpLY p. ar vi |
thu 's,sIl,s ip,r:ian Vi ,hs Z humanity. ns iios
3EiT ~ t,I1TERs.
uph. Pa, mud Sold b, psu; Kists. Grocers and
,skesrsss svs,y ~hs's. lyi7e-
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TPgEM,uM On GoLi,-The ,ui
ay>pr;.,,T oaHuIA c:N

fsE sSi:Ep.-sf
nWT0R r 'NitSSlECifIt' cn,. > s - M
~ .h,,ieo. = minaf W,ain.t In t.eg,
:, r. Of I.n.r Dr.. ..aidy a"d .f.etoolig.-
J. ,fi-csa trni, nap cil. \ ri . II The SRI
II. ic will c. Wis C.. q ur'-ist.p nalo ,snt
:. Pl,c.. 81 n box Scii .. s,.p id "a any al
.sgess By &c. u!HaM. 4f3 Ch.sinu, Suus',
~. ~. p..., Ia. C,-cGlsrs sent fire..
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The Best. Paper in the State
FOE TIE
FAMILY CIRCLE,

including all ages and occupations.
TERMS:
cory year, sl.Or
IL 60. Ie- ,ear, $3.50
Six Inonihs half these rates. In case Of elub-
the C sh must be pad invariably In advance.
tn Pers.ns cqaainrei with our PAPER, we
will furnish IT o uial iour months for 81 cent.
in advance.
As an inducemeni TO persons 10 subscribe now
we offer the following
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-03
Fever and Ague,

ya-, u,,:eh mankind suiIcr over large par, ri
lie yiaic, Is the consequence o. diseased action
~ the .ystcu,. induced ty the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhallriol is evolved by
ne ,cs;,a o. ear heat wet soil. and rises uiih
.as ws;crv rapor fron II. While The sun is below
The h,gyGn this van1r fingers near the Garth sur
iare ,si the virsis il taken with =: ti,roach the
lung. into the bio d. There il acts irritating
,ai.,1 o. the internal ,iSrrri and e-r~eing organs
q: =, body. The liver becomes torn. and fails 10
.e..se ONLY ,his virus. hut also the bile from
the III d. Bat, .ie WINS ami the i,le accnullte
il ,ns ejaculation. AMI rroluce violent consi;u-
Goa,i J: so-i-r The snlcen. the kidneys. and the
s.b.a~h sy..i. ,;lli>, with tho liver. and be ,onc
lii,. lcrei also tialilr. the instinct OF our or
a,nisn. i. il in an attempt n rypei the n,xions
inri.i ~ -onrca.ra.cs the whole blond OF the body
in iae .era eye,et ,rics tn force then {, east !;
oat is ..lu,i lsavss the s-irficc. and rusies n
tha ccntr Al o-s1n; with conzssive violence Ihis
~ tl.Cf:.t R,;, in this f,rt il fails. Then the
Tgv:i: :sm,-.. III which the lAssl leave. the cen
tad ert.as aal rushes to the S.rf,cc. az il IN
sna,aer n ex,c the irri:r;ing poison tir ,tgh
t..-t otter g:cii cxcretD y - ihc ska. In tiis
3, 30 il fs,ie ad the system abteions the atteap
sxh.u. .-i aud waits for the recovery G strength
. resest The homeless ef.-t another dir. Taese
re to g., or = lrBxv-ns OF FEvEt: AID ACRE
i;,,cl r1nSi; M y, i ri ,f.lr Wi, Of u,der-
mir :, health IL it is NJ .,.nByel.
We haye libo.ed t, fal, and have .oand, I'll
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE val
z OHIO T. MISSlSS.N
BROAD GUAGEl
r A ILR o Al
Baggage Checked ThrQu,

The II u st. Joe K. R., and K.,k,,
The North Missouri, and the Ohio i N;
x. r. s mike close ard Ieliabte c.,np.,
Cincinnati. wi,hout emnibu. ride. with
tie Roads Of tn. West.
The Li,tle Miami 4 Collumbus 4 Z
Cincinnati. Bamiltot l. DAYTON Raj: p,
Dayton and Columbus. With Inc 4
Columbus AID Cinrinnati R.R. "a, H
Buffaic& Niagara EaNs. The P,t:sbu,'
tus 4 Cincinnati, and F..rt Wavne 4 g
z. = for Pittsburgh anil PhiIsde!phi,- /
tai Ohin R.R.. for GAINESVILLE, wheeli,,|
.,more. Marietta 4 Cincinnati r. R. n
.nthe. Marietta. Park rs5ure and B,,r,l
with either 81 'hs -Four Great Easter. D
New York or Boston.
P.'ssergs r. by this rsr,s have the ,d,I
vide and >i acious ears, with greater n
room beth in seals ard in si.les. ~
found on any other Railroad in the We,
comfort afforded by
Foote's Patent Ventilated Can1
and Foote'S pa,snt veatlIa.ed s!eeu-
night.
fassarGers from the West by the o.
'ssifri R.R. have The advantage ON
other lines ~ THE CHOICE OF 81,
IERTiiS. from CiBrinnsti.a Jas there a
ges of cars between Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh ,r b.!lair
Two daily throeh Express trains, s.
s.p'ed., oee train SUNDAY evs nine.
Ohio 4 Mississippi time TEN min
'ian 81. Lou,. tia'e. The publ are -
cautioned against bills advertising
nss ing quicker tine.
Ask for tickets Wa 0hio & Ni.siei
For irferrnai'en. rppi' 81 th. Off
DIR city on 'hs cnrneres Forrth and G.
ulter Planter. House, 81. Louis.
7 L0r
~ Cenf Tlelz
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91@@g9@ Sc

To the frat new yearly subscribers up TO ore
hundred. who pay ~ advance. we will present. a
cps OF EVEi.iNE VAUDEVILLE, or TIE
HoasE THEY Rival. .es ply Interest," ing sory
Al the early s-tiiens n, Of Ohio-a work which.
al sliis juneiu'c. Will prove MIRO thsn ordinarily
a,,rac I've in karsss; 1T SUITS The TINks HIRE
Now. "EIrs, come mrs; served"
AGENTS WANTED.
We wan; q lev agents to ean.a>s FIR he In
dspenden'. 10 whom We ofer iibera a; inducements
S CALL Soon.
J. W. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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k7er's Ague Cure,

-sn-h -cn.r iii,~s .iis n.iarilus roisea il .he
Ei,'. 'pi siuI res the liver 10 cy'H i, e, - 'he
"a ir 4. il .h rlli 80 il DDS cWe tn, ALLEGING
i.ssi-r with i.c-ies cert inty Aud it ie' more.
riI-r lses VIM i, OF more scrvr u tnDse sis
i = ., ,s iaec.;su. Ii tIieu IN season il e.pc!s
i s, TIE arsrem II il airs ,rci, and thus keep
ia - W, il free IL IL ait trts; keeps tic
s-s.e Il ii f.-,i;h although eSjo>el 10 the disease
i;ssel len'.r il oniv cures. but projects IF,
;ise -r-.. r,riety OF afe-tiil, which Induced
NJ tbs Il ii ,lilt influence. sush "a Pcni;tcr
s>.-sr Chi!l i'evcr, D'un',, Or Miskea Agnt
p-.H..i:l Hciiict-. or !i.ilpus lie idich'. Bill vi
.u-e.. Neuralgia, h.icun1ii VA Gbut. Blindness,
t--,s. -, EirI-ac. CIt,rGh. A-;hiI, Phpti-
.iar ? ili.i Af,c;i, Is Of the Spccn. Mysteries.
Cit. Gsri..:i., AMI P.iiiii Aifert ars Of the
ssspnlel, All 3)scls. all o. which, WIN arising
frs-i j.iis culsr. viii he fo1nd 10 .e moro or
80 IT,. il; ,rmit:eat type hi; .iGrE CrEE -
snlee, TAG -,ase CT these arrangements, and eres
the ;ii>case.
This Il accc mild by stimulating the excre-
:5iie. u exDci the virus from the sys,ein. and
'.sss a-.aus iy degrees tccnme halted to do this
tI,eir oil. .,f their accnrd. Eencc All se> what
- .er.E Tr,i1a,a,E'fog. Time may accomplish the
s.aIs cli lut often lie is not long enough, or is
.zcii eel i. the attempt while this AOrE CURE "
|, ,es It :; once, and with safety. We have great
rr.ss1 - believe this is a s'ircr rs well as safer
,.sa-fr rsr the whole class OF diseases which are
susea ty ;hc rl;asnatie infection. than :ry other
raie lias ecu discovered; and II has s'i ~ ofl CT
,ansltaut advantage % the pubic, which Is, tai
:. ~ cLtsp Us well as good.
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lie who sleeps much, gets lu' l'ii
learning.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

dus and heavy As sslss for future telivssy
10000 bbis 1904 mess sellers and buyers cpstsr,
January AZ t42 S43 ZOO bbls DO mess for {an-
nary sellers and buyers option, $i2 $4s 26o0
DO for February. buyers option a. $s3 80 20 10 ast
sales on the spot were coo bbh. % $50 IS y
SAL, for 1864 mess, cash and regular way,
closing at $40 30, cash; Sal 50 t42 % for new
mess, and $50 $40 Tor thin mess Therc was mode.
rate demand for Dee prices being without chanee sales
s24 for DO. Beef hams were in moderate re-
quest with sales $50 bbs SGT $1s. Bcon was IN
increased demand with sa.es Of 750 boxes Cumberland
do, for January and February, st 205ac.s 100 DO
seller January 20zc, and $50 boxes long ribbed for
January ~ II 70 2i4c Out meats In fair de-
mand. with sales Of 500 pSgs. at l7hc. lSMcs ior
shoulders, l9c 2lc. for hams, and 22c. a 25c for
bagged. The lard market without decided change,
but drm, with a fair demand; sales 5000 bbs and
tierces at 2oc 23Hc for No. J. CSC 24c for fair to
prime steam, and 2Ic 26c for kettled, Butter wss
steady at 38c Soc for Western, and 4oc. 6Oc. for
Sate Cheese quiet at l5c &c. for common TO prime
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

saoe up 70 warsaw Sound thh mOrsing, and here
received visit from Admiral Dahlgren, who had. on
Monday last Temporarily TRANSFERRED his nag from me
adelphia the steamer Harvest Moon Acting Master
j. K Crosby commanding, and came south V meet sher-
nam Tho steam soop Pawnee. Commander George
Bach tired salute Of thirteen guns In nonor OF 'ne sa
After an hours con sultaon onboard the cut
Ter GsSs - pns Rov O.as ana sdss 70 %
she admiral board the Harvest Moon. Subsequently
he made visit 70 tho iron clad Passao, Lieutenant Com
mander Thomas scott Fillebrown commanding. with
which he was highly pleased; after which he proceeded
With the Admiral TO Ossabaw Sound.
Sherman's army 10 within five miles or Savannah,
which IL closely invested by It, In day two General
sherman will propose 70 General Hardee the surrender or
the city, and Hardee win have to resort better
tcs than those which he stole from tho Duke o Orleans
he would successfully refuse shernan's terms.
sHERMAs's ApPEARANcE.
General Sherman 10 rather tall, moderately stout,
compact, tine looking man, with long black hair, small
bright eyes, and weather colored countenanCe quick
himself, talking but little Dragging except
about hts soldiers, VINO, may Judge by those nave
fondy call him, and are ready 70 die Tor MN, Snoud
sKsrnRAL surnxAss oasnRvAnoss 9. TIE SITUATION nor
General Sherman, being asked by General Foster
whether he (Foster bad boter keep possession or
the batteries recently erected commanding the Charles
ton aud Savannah Railroad So as 10 prevent any more
forces joining Hardee, replied, You had better hoc
% the batteries and can easily spare Ave thousand
% help you 10 prevent them from running away.
Ist as many go into savannah as want to- can
care OF them all P open my lines and let in twenty
thousand Of them, il they want TO 60 in"
DECLARES NORTH THROUGH SOUTH CAROLINA.
General sherman says he has been through Mississippi
twice and through Georgia once THE sun goes north
oI the 21st and by thai time shall be ready to go
North, too lie says he wl 20 through South Carolina
and leave wake behind him as marked as that which
marks his path through Georgia, and that he will 60
through North Carolina also, Richmond being his dest
nation.
1T.
Shermans account OF his movement Fort Nc Aister
characteristic. Said he, ~ went down with Howard
and took look at it, and said 70 my boys, Boys don't
think there four hundred that FORT but there
H is, and think might well have it," The word
was scarcely spoken before the work done Fifteen
minutes were oil that was required.
CONDITION ARMY.
\, The army has been spleudidly ted during Its march,
the country being finely stocked with wheat c0rn beet
cattle aud hogs. His losses from killed wounded and
SICK are less than two Thousand None Of his men be-
came stragslers About twenty thousand snggers and
mules are reported in his wake
: es MOVEMENT AGAINST SAVANNAH.
naval force will immediately be collected TO augment
that before Savannah, and the rebel
and other vessels in the river.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

nc.ns re'.:nsios; sehrs Root cslswe Mecerses ana
y Howard, Ncksrson PBllsdelphai Itb tphrhdn y
s Aana Harrs Wa saw Ga; annie Martin. slower. o-sA'
naw "A; Lilly. Francis 1vbee, Ga
81 sh, scnrs II Bennett, X q Ward E.l
PHfLADBLFHfA. Dec 2D-Arr bark Adeftne Adams
Davis, soInbrero orss Jniia Crocker NOrlsansi Selma
Ibos, boston schrS Geo Green, kicp do Isabel blske
Doane do jane Patterson Pescock, Port ROYAL Below
bsrks Annie kmbal and Mary Ann, from Eastern ports
I'd ship Cnvaor. Russell Fort Bsrraneas; bark Maie
metealf, Baker Boston; chrs A Hammond. Paine, do;
Moonlight Tutte Providssce; Ann Amelia, Hallock. do
wary Miller DAYTON; q Tyler. Steslnan and w Davol ,
Mathis Port Royal; John Irons. s w Pass.
PORTLAND. Dee E--Arr steamship Biberuian tBr) Dut
1on Liverpool via Londonderry schrs George Deering VIII
isrd philadelphia; Iowa Wentworth. Buck for New
rieans sarah. MOnre Calais for NYor&. Cid steamship
Damascus uir), Watts, Liverpool and sd) bark Ia
mllt n leaylit, Carienas. bgs IeDhyr (Brl McCuodk
and rhisre tBr rrchton do Ksiaino frr), Norris Hava
ma; Perel tBrl. McTenzic Milo Brl Fougere,
Sagna; schr Christina. Richards. Fortress Monroe.
Che-apeake Wlets New ca bries Mazatlan, Mad
docks Havana George Harris French. st Jago schr Ida
Blake. PhNadelnhia.
PORTSMOUTH. Dec l6-Arr schr Saxon, Cassidy. Nyork
ROCKLAND. Dec 7-Arr schrs Psias. oxtnu, New York;
OH Massscbus setts, Remission, do. Sid llth schr Os
Carle NYors
SALEM, Dec i7-Arr bark MAY Queen, Lloyd. Loando.
SW Coast ., Africa schr Idaho Wescot Bangor for Phs
dephs: 18Th, Amanda Powers Bullock. NYork for Port
land.
wARBHAM. Dec lS-Ar schr Owen Bearse, Bease.
Georgetown. DC.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

ne mzseu ana vA~ ~ with ~ snshar N y nsder
eseth: same dsy. gnsls whh shp kensn os
o. London I'd, lat 25 s. Ion ~ ~ spoke snip Vsndais
'sS's Liverpocl Tor Hong hsngs :. =. -, -. :.
pss nfnegos Cole, Ausuiia, ~ esSf' WIN sA
Bria Edwin Rowe Grossrsck. psnsssrs, l6 days. with
moo'asses, TO Jos eph EneAs
Big Star Castle brl Thompon Ourseos wa NOV por,
n0ox aaring the late sW gsie, and blown on a
nrG Emily RI her tot Easport). Corning: Mifasoane ~
oays. with logwood. To Rrcker a CO. HAD hesvy Nw
~ nSs s or she last day broke mslnnoom spn a. iosb
hmgh Doydn second mate died; 18th. Mrs CORNING cup
ts,e's vile, died. all of fever -, -. A.
hg Aura (Br), King. Windsor, IA days win pAs'er' !"
Brig Ahner TAYLOR. CULVER, Bangor. DAYS via ksw.
Dos whers she pnt IN TO land captain ana crew OF scal
hsry Piercel. with lumber 70 msster. LgMl
Sg Union tBr), Cornwallis, u days, with pothsoeS
SGnr Hannibal !o Bsnsor), Roees cenfuegos -
VINO sugar. To " Erookman 60. Sid In company WIN
,brM penmsrk, f1r New York. -.
seer Hsrie. Newell. Could Musquash Ms, ~ days, win
spsrs IN hos Maynew. -,
hchr Helena tBr) Bnon Cornw alis, NS, III days Win
pethtoes 10 Dnryea 4 Hyde.
schr Dorinthian DeyIin. Elizabeihport for Boston.
e Sohr Fiedk Reed, Friend. Bangor, 10 DAYS
Schr isis Harding Boston,
Schr Fred Warren, Coombs. Providence
ochr HUDSON Tinker, New Haven.
SAILED.
Nth-Steamer EleD Terry; ships Kenilworth Emerald.
Sandnsky. Ocean Home; barks Blanche Maria. Ynmuri.
geo MaIsnan White Cloud, Ocean Eage Cummings,
Sarmenta Acadia; schrs W ID Fitch, Yorktown Bruce,
IS Bank, Brandywne Mayaower J w Allen, John Fer
r.er United. Haze Shaddock WIN Henry, jamestown,
Moses Leonard. Palestine Decatur oakes Vines Nathl
bark Snow Flake, Elizabeth De Hart Maria Jane, Hanna.
Betsv Williams, Suwassett
2st-Stramship Morning Star
Wind at sunset NE, with rain.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
DE GRoor--yEaMLYEA- --On Monday, December 10, by
the Rev. Mr. r. Striker, p. DE GRooT to VIoLA youngs
est daughter or Richard n. Vermilyea, Esq
FoRCK-Epw ARDs--At BOrdeUtown, N. j. on Tuesday,
December 20, by the Rev. T. II. Stokes, EpHRAM FORCE
TO ALMRA g. daughter OF john r. Edwards OF the above
place. W
Philadel1ha and Cincinnati papers please copy.
GRADy-MoCAuLxy.-0n Tuesday evening, December
TO- at the residence Of the BRIDES mother by the Rev.
James Bremen, pastor OF ST. James Roman Catholic
church, JAMES GRADY 10 MARY l.. MctAUIKY.
sRANsoS-HESEMAx-On Wednesday evening, Decem.
ber the Washington square Reformed Du,ch church,
by the Rev. NJ S. Hutton, d. d. THOMAS w. SHANNON TO
GsoRGANSA HEGEsAS daughter of the late r. A. Hege-
man, ESQ.,, all OF this city.