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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-30
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TUX pHIlA, VIII. \ BvLr KailROAD CeArAHr.
PBLApRtPnA D#enber 22l, 1874.
The annual meeting " the stuekholieIH Vi this Com
pauy m All taeton Directors will take Place At tho
uales oi the Company, Ia WILMINGTON, the second
Monday, 9th OF January next, al II A. u.
Dec 9b.im. ALFRED nOKNfR. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-30
CAPTURE OF SAVANNAH.
Hardee's Army Make their
Escape.
l60 Guns. IS Locomotives, 100 Cars and
$4,000 Bales of Cotton Taken.
Rebels Blow up their IrOn-CIads and
Barn the Navy Yard.
OUR STEAMERS PASS UP THE CITY.
our STEAMERS PASS UP TO TIE CITY.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHIAaTon, Dec. 25, 1904 .. IN.


WAsHISaTon. Dec. 25. ls64-a p. IN
TO Mag. Gen. Die, Neso York: A dis
patch has been received this evening by
the President from Gen. Sherman, II is
dated ut Savannah on Thursday, the 22d
inst, and announces his occupation of
the City of Savannah, and the capture of
l50 guns, plenty Of ammunition, and
about Is, 900 bales OF cotton. No other
particulars are given.
An official dispatch from Gen. Foster to
Gen. Grant, dated on the 22d inst ut 7
p. m, states that the City of Savannah
was occupied by Gen. Sherman on the
morning of the 2lst, and that on the pre-
ceding afternoon and night Hardse es-
capped with the main body of his infantry
and artillery, blowing up the iron-clads
aud the Navy Yard.
lie enumerates as captured 800 priso
ners, l50 guns, 3 locomotives in good
order, 1870 cars, a large lot of ammuni-
tion and materials Of war, three steamers
and $4,000 bales of cotton No mention
is made OF the present position of Iar-
dee's force, which had been estimated at
about $4,000
The dispatches of Gen. Sherman and
Gen. Foster, are as follows:
sAvASsAH, Ga, Thursday Dec. -. 1864.
HIS Erehency, President Itncoln:
81 beg to present you as Christmas
gilt, the City of Savannah, with one hun
dred and fifty heavy guns and plenty o
ammunition, aud also about $4,000 balei
of cotton
1W ~ 9uvn,t,N NJ; H.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-30
aMnMINaroN. Dec. 29.

LHdleH' and Ghhidren'a Hh0la.
--latest aiylsa at oHARLsH OARFoRD a sUNe, Cont
antal Hotel Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-30
ELECTION.

WHB 81 ,okhoders Of iha Wilmington aud Phiade'phA a
| Turnpike Company, will hold an Election MON
DAY tho "a day oi January, nt ,nrs at Tie Cnnnittee
Room o thu Wilmington Institute tor ton Dts,tura l.
serve the ensnng year. hDw'D TATNALI sec'y.
ueNemter leim.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-30
"W. II, SHERMAN, Maj Gen"
"STHAnHH GoLDEN CARS,
SAVANNAH RIvsh, Dec, 22-7 n

.
"Io Lieut.. Gea Grant and Maj. Gpn
II. W. Hdlteck: | have the honor TO re-
port that have just returned from Gen.
SheTman's headquarters 10 Savannah.
81 send Maj, Gray, of my staff. as
bearer OF dispatches from Gen. Sherman
to you, and also message to the Presi-
dent.
"rne City of Savannah was oceupied
on the morning of the 2lst Gen. liar.
dee. anticipating the contemplated ass
sault, escaped, with the main body Of his
infantry and light artillery, on the morn
lug OF the goth, by crossing the river to
Union Causeway, opposite the city. The
Rebel lron-clads were blown up, and the
Navy Yard was burned. All the rest of
the city is intact, and contains twenty
thousand citizens, quiet and well dis.
posed.
"The captures includes eight hundred
prisoners, one hundred and fifty guns,
thirteen locomotives, ia good order, one
hundred and ninety cars, ;arge supply
OF ammunition and materials of war.
three steamers, and thirty three thousand
bales Of cotton safely stored in ware
houses. =, IBn8
IAN these valuable fruits of an almost
bloodless victory, have been. like Atlanta
fairly won.
Il opened communication with the cit,
with my steamers to-day, taking up what
torpedoes we could see, and passing safe
ly over others. Arrangements are mad,
to clear the channel of all Instructions
"Y ours, &c. j, G. FosrER, Maj Gen.
The Richmond papers of yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-30

Ladies' Furs.
The largest assortment at G AARLBs oAKRGRD d sONE
Continental Hotel. Philadsiphia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

All the leading republican newspapers
in New York, except the Tribune, CEN
.ure Mr.. S1eahc~CJ6ngressti,a Long,
and their comments are having mark
ed effect on public opinion. The New
York Evening Post, the ablest Of The re.
publican papers, says:
There is more than question Of mere
cxpediency IN this matter. Mr.. Longs
speech ,oas a perfectly legitimate expres-
sion of opinion. lie thinks that the
rebels must be allowed to go in peace OF
be extripated, ard he stated his thoughts
culnsly and respectfully, in proper
cOrds. We do not concur with him
We do not think it necessary to concede
the independence Of the Confedsrscy
{ which ia an impossibility in our view
uor to extripats the people Of the soutii,
We are NOT, however, unwilling tha,
those who have come to other ccnclu
sions should have the full liberty to ex-
press them, whether in the newspaper
or on the aoor OF congress. II they
carry that liberty TO the extent Of over,
acts OF treason, they can tie srresi ed and
punished /; = = bt If they 70
main wittin the H., ITS Of fair ttebote.ij
2.ey can controuers argument BY orgu-
nsent, # they present only logic, elo'
quence, appeal, ~ f,aror Of their vieUs
they are but exercising the rights 'chich
belong to all fretmess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
CHAI LEN0E TO TEST
4 OnALLhN0E TO TEST
A CHALLEN0H TO TEST

Ths propsisioss Of the Hiawsths, kno wing that
many psepssatioss for the ha'f were in the mar
kst and I'll sdvsSsised 70 do ne MY. the sane
things and that the psblie were ass bic - Dc
sssuins fsoD the sJvertisemsn vLteh vsse
esnu,ue, ana buying one or two sed ia.ling %
realize the expected benefits eoneluded that oil
were humbu ., il order 70 Assure the public
which eoold - rolled upon, proposed the follow
ing test which was Published tso weeks IN the
Herald and the other morn.nx pspers viii out
slsei,ioe sDy response. Let number 81 we'll
known :itisens Of .. qasstioned integrity and en-
tirsly aisintsses,ed appoint . lssson 70 the pre-
rsistor Of eseh preparation " restorative 70 ~
store the color to the hair. Each prop istor "a
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the trial and the persna also to use nothing else
Let ssrtifss 70 Of the result Be Published in oil
the prineipsl papers Of the eountsy ct the *
penee Of the a. successful competitors.
HUYr'S MINNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmparts beautiful dark glo.sy appearance Il
the hair, md il unsxcsllsd In ksegiDs it In eur
OF In any desired position.
HOYT'3 IMPERIAL COLORlN0 CREAM
An iavalusbls dressing TOT whiskers. Chsnsel
light sod red hair ri bssutiful bro~n - blaci
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
TIE GREAT Ss cREr.

It Is admitted BY all physicians that the grand
secret OF health and long life lies in keeping the
blood and various aaids Of the body in high Do.
gree Of huidity. When you feel continued pain
in thehead or bowels, or any other parts Of the
body, you can prevent ssTious sickness BY taking
Brsndrethss pills.
Bleeding may give mementsry ease, bsoauss tn
blood left will have mere room. But - the bodJ
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Ars; Hospe. 2. R; :.a;. :, p-...,. p;,,.
The case 1t length 10 Published in the Pamphlets
Sold b. &. 8. Bsilord, davenport, Iowa, and BY
ell respectable dealers In medicines. fbl -dk~ 3u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

DsAD BoDv FousD.-The body Of q
drowned mas was found washed =. bore
on the Illinois side Of the river, 81 out
three miles below the city. Yestesa ~
aftirnoon. Il was too much deconpoa ed
for recognition, having PROBABLY been n
the water al through the winter, b ,
from the appearance Of The clothisg i 4
sopposed 70 be that Of . deckhsud " yafsp
man. -Asscotiss Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
nlchlgan Soathorn I Lake Shos
RAILROAD.
HUNNER ARRAN q E NENT

IN AND FTER NAY era, AND UN-
til furthse notice trains will leave Chicago q
~ follows:
TOO A n New York Express, daily, sxosp,
esundays.
7:SOP n Night Expssss, daily, except Sstur-
day..
~ Trains arrive In Chicago Ct Sis P n, 81
9:l3 4 n.
All the above trains maxi rsgalas concessions
toDuakifk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
fork, eoston, Philadslphis, baltimore and q
peiuts East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coachss, with I'll ned.
sen i0po1vemsnts ran on Night Tfai1D.
Through Tickets can b obtained ct the Con.
pay O@es. - Clask street. vnder sherman
hsAes, OF st the Depot corner Of Old Van Dusso
And Sherman strecss.
t-- n. 3. SAWYER.
Genera WeataVn AsanA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

Rebel Denominations against Leased
flnntatI 0ns.
A CORRESPONDENT of he St. Louis Dem.
ocrat, writing from Nat chez, Miss, March
20, Gays:
"Iu Conoordis and Texas parishes,
10 Louisiana, the rebels have recently
caused much trouble. Nearly ell the
government plantations have received
v'sits from msrauiog parties, to .uch 40
extent that labor has been almost entire
y suspended. The fire, attempt to break
up the 'cheme for the production Of cot
Ton y - made more that mounth ago l. y
the torsces under General Pol .gosc. At
that time they came up nearly to the
bank OF the river, and within foil view oi
Natchex. Every plantation that they
visited ~as stripped Of mules and horse I
necessary for osrgyinG on work. Since
that time the same Expectations have
been carried on BY small band. Of the
enemy detached for .hesespecial purpose
Sasefal lessees have been captured, but
10 no case have they been taken to any
distance.
They have been robbed Of oil valua.
o'ss, and some in stances stripped Of
coats, hats and boots. In QUE case .
lessee we robbed # everything except
bic drawet~ and shirt, and LETT to make
bis way to town, twenty -milss distant
foot. The rebels gay they hev received
positive orders to 6ceak IN all the nl,n :
tations were there il INV attain, II Il the
production Of cotton, They VIII allow
corn 10 email quantities to be Dr. oduced
but will allow no extensive cultn cation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

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cad ~ Obsaias.
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IL ~ p = cotosdAvs cod 0sna1y0 exeeptsd. A..
rive IN Detroit IL 20 y, fcsUsso ) O0 =.
Suspension Bddgs9 10 pD, A5bnny 20 NJ
New Yoss - =, Boston 5 0op.
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(sis nsshigsa 0ss.s.l RAJ
Leave Chicago at - u Mall Ttsin. 10 q Pa.
Exprsss. The IL No y Train Re air. Csie..s
fsns thfoseh 70 Clnsinnsu withoss Cksnse n
Rst..o. f..:ai v.s.il.siss ssl Warning
Aperatu: o. I'll Csse Of this Conpasy. a eieeass
Smoken' Tar With Euchrs Tabjss. - jesair ~:
added - day tssiss. Patent Hleepiae ca a
light trains. Baggage Checked Thseush.
Through 1tekete for sale Ct Ill peinesosi Rail.
road Oooes h the West, at che USeoesj Co.'S.
ecrses lsae and De,s6osa Stsssls. (asSss u
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1o4IOSs 1o010oV 8ooseos
Don't you fail to read the advertissmsnt In
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Innr9ortA1at TO 3sOOo A1OO.
VI. Cheesemau, Of New York, hes devoted the
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- UUO~
tired.
M ,collos rssolutios Of ezpsl'os
h.s bsss ,ssdsrsd soprcnsly seoozse's
81 ,AsS The intervening assion : the eass
= u. Harris Of nsrylaad, who not
oolv endorsed the position Of NJ. Lsss
Int advanced fer bcyondit Everybody
comedies that II Mr.. Long committed On
offence for which b might b called to
account, M. Harris rendered himself
doubly Of nozious. But the resolution
to e1pel the latter was lost. and Only .
rssolutioo Of csssuss was adopted. Yet
the House went on day after day in dis
cu.siug action which it bad already de-
c,ded seaisst By . clear and smph't'c
vote. For aftss having refused to sxPe'
| Hsrris upon vbat grouods or with what
propriety could it exps' LongI
n, Avn Nh. LrrCoLH's RELATIVES.
The Chicago Post, sllodiog to the
passage Of Mrs. Liucoln's sister, With
con,rabsnd goods, through our lines, in.
dorses : strong condemnation Of Mr.
| ljocoln for his alleged course In the af-
tair, sod adds the following interesting
statemen'
"Io the receut diabolical outbreak Of
sece.sionists IN Coles county, in this
State, two Of M. Lincoln's own cousins
we're among the act We sud lcsd'ng par
,ic;pstors 10 tie attack upon the soldie'a
and fortunately both Of them are nov
prisoners. They are w. F. Hanks, o.
Charleston, and S. Greenvilc Hanks, o
Big Greek, Edgar county. The latter
wheo arrested. bo0sted that hs Was a.
man ,cho killed Surgeon York"
There teens to be no doubt that Mira
Lincoln 10 the source from which impor-
, tsot inform alton was derived by III,
) rebels At an early day. She heped {
New York paper to . portion Of tn
Presideut's Message in advance. Gen
S,ckles helped to skreen her from publi
. odium and get her out Of the scrape.-
And ever since General Sickles has ca.
,. lloyed an influence at the White Hons
that cannot I've accounted for on 90,
, other theory than that Of femme graft
3 tude. Mrs. Linooln's brother 1.-THE motor
I I ious Capt Todd) holds high position
10 the Southern Army. Her .ister,
few days ago filed her trunks with cor
} trabaud articlcr, procured paes fror
> the President, and with q defiant cir Q
; triumph went South via Fortress Mon
, roc to give Aid ard Comfort to the enc
: my. The loyal tax payers Of the Mort
e paid the expenses Of conveying her an
her precious freight from Washing,o
to the rebel lines.
9 What do our brethren Of the "loyal
: Republican persuasion think OF cue
y things? Let us hear their opinio
about these novel doings in and arouu
. tho White House at Washington.
# is certainly Of some interest to the Pc
= pic.
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N mt, for tbs time beins, Of the attemp,
to bring The. Sou b undcr the SWAY q
tbs Unto" by force OF arms. But. j,
cannot be denied that 10 this object ,cl
are already defsated;; We have defeated
ourseivea But il also protects % from
the insidaous designs Of domestic foes.
row plotting within DOR own bosom
Ybis action would Of ccurse imply !
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Here the Republican disuuiouist aud
advocate of Southern recognition quotes
1nao. stevens ~ in favor Of bic doctrine
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the construction placed upon his po,,-
ton, although be fsds il verv conv.n-
lent 70 DO % nov. It will be observed
also that one Of NJ. Consay's main
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