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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
Gen. shcrisun-Emportnnt Letter from hi,
Chief Of ARTILLERY.

Gen. Barry addresses the following letter to
the editor of IA. BugolO Courier telegraph mention OF
which has alrcad. been made;
BUFFALO, Nov 90, ls1
have been deeply mortified hy re iding IL re hgg'o
CouriT OF Saturday tie op!DlOD Of sOUe indiscie'i
f,iead that had been sent 10 the North b. Mai.
Gen sherman in connection with peace pi'posinons
from The State Of Georgia / beg 81 say thtt nave
come N0gh for ~ such purpose. arr' ca al nv hone
bate last night seriously / rom an atseH "i eiys!ehs
in the face and Lead which utterly prevented NE ron
ACCOMPANYING Mai GeD. sherman IN his e., NJ cxps
dtiOn As am the last officer aiO ieit Mo! rci Hhrf
uan giayiDg hidden hIm goodbye ~ Kingston. oa on
the 18th inst al O'Clock IL H.. when ~ turned his
horse head in lie direction cf ms posed opefaoEs
word or two as ths condition OF Dis army may DE ca
interest
Gen. Sherman has every infanlry. cavalry and az;
tIrery solder that he wants. they have ali feccrcd
eifst months pay: THEN omit hos been especially
aiapted 10 a Hard and ropid Winter eampoien II; and
the r,o,Gs q tbe troops IL ubequaicd Oar friends
fhe North must exercise pa.ic1ce Nllh rof7G Ia Gcn
Shermans movements bat must never for single mo-
nlenf lose confidence i'll his fHil success ti.s genius
aud ygGr Will carry tle army tumpAaaLy thIough the
WORT which it las % do.
may ado tnat IOudiy night last Hoods entire
force including Forests cavalry, were ~ tie lame
date neigAbOIhOOd Of Irscunba and Florence, No.
blms watched 10y a body Of Doors nader command ~
ha Gen. George H. Tl0mas, Of such strength rs viii
render tie INVASION o Tennessee IN inPosGihiiy snd
the withdrawal If hO0d ior sew ice elsewhere. al
operation OF extreme delicicy.
WILLIAM +. BARRY Brig.-Gen,
Chief If Ailllcry OF Maj.-Gen Sherman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

TIE Z. 5. steamer Queen, Robert Farr CON.
maoding. arrived on Wednesday morning in 20 hours
from Fortress Monroe. She now engaged in carry.
'ng shot aed sbel from the Maryland here 10 Norfolk
ard Fortress Monroe
Isr ~ oTylozK. Conn snaer. pober. FAR; Acting In
~, His ex OSicer Nathaniel saith Andrew Nelson T. b.
AsI tomss; Acting Ms.'sss MAJ, Lev l.. Odea
ICING "shstsn; PayDhsser, r. LfeJOhn. Acting Secod
',;ki ser IA cha,e. DsECl g. ST. An.ng Third
Shtinee'' Ah"~ H. beriod, W J. DunLam, L. b. L. Dine.
niore.
FORTRESS MONROE. Tuesdap, Nov. % ls5i.
The United States doube-ender gunboat
Sssscus arr, ed in Hampton Roads this morninv from
the hockadine hee' OF Wilmington. with her rudder
d'saG "a aid otncr"iss dstaagcd b. TIE severe gale
winch has been prevailing for few days along the
oOast She reports that on the 18th bestnde.rsnner
wte coming out OF Wilmington ran asbor, ON tl ,s,
var Of TIE barber. aud was fred upon by our yesos
Which she with spirit the enpngcrent iss,g
ssFsra Ls ii without aBy Of the shots from our cu,
ooaN materially damaging her. Under cover a deI,se
sog ghict ia about Csk she cot of the taY and sue
eoedsd 10 reaching Wilmington.
Inc mai steamer Thomas Col!yer Which arrived
nom Cry Point this evening brings dow d report al
besvy Sring the right Of Gen BatIers Position and
sfe"ntinasi firing between tho pickets during pas,
fev dsya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
The War In Ksntncisy and Tennessec--
Flood Marching ON Pulaski.
ST. Lo,-1s. Wednesday. Nov. q.

ei LONE " ~ scsihy, JNoF. ~, itO4
Paducah dispatch Of yesterday says mill
tsIy affairs in this district active. Every Rebel
move on this side tho Mississippi Is now known Tic
whole oolny has been thoroughly scented and parties
bring in prisoners daily. The concentration Of tToops
and the coming Of Gen. 4. j. Sli,a means something
but what IL is not proper TO 81 ;e. few DAYS, how.
ever. will doubtless dcveope The plan Of the cor en-.
PLATED camp aign Eoti tac Cumberland and the Ten.
Rivera IA 1ne boaiiDg order and will prove
valuable auxiaTes to Inih:sIy operations In Tennessee
ard Kentucky.
The gunboats Peoria and Pswpaw returned here on
Sunday from reconnaissance Up the Tennessee River
The bodies Of Ensign Hare OF the guntoat Undine.
and Capt Allen Of the transport Venus, killed when
their vessels CT ptuIed Jy Forrests gabGa were
found The river il lined with Rebel pckets from Pine
Bluff 20 JohnsouyiJe. Tie Rebel Gen. Lyon. in com.
mand OF that District hos orders 10 Itch the river
closely and blockade IT. Transports viii begin RAINING
again room.
Forrest has pontoon across the river at Chick
ssaE.
Deser,e.s and scouts report Hoods army 1000
sSgc. with thirty seven pieces Of artillery. He in.
tended 70 operate in Middle aud Eastern Tennessee
and Kentucky. lie marching on Pulaski. Giles
Co. Tenn. and expected ultimately TO seizs Cumtr'.
land GAP. His were greatly in need If clothing,
supplies Of which they hope TO obtain by Iundeiiag the
towns through which they pass.
Large numbers Of deserteT come into our lines
daily many Of them bringing horses sDd eqhip.
men.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
From Mexico md N~w.Ori enns.

ST. LOUIS Wednerday. Nov. q. Ie6A
The Republican Cairo special, gives the fol
lowing items from New -Orleln, pcper'
Gen Candy Id sufficiently recovered 10 resume com
nsnd
The latest Mexican nows stated that the Emperor
was daily leaning coward the Royal Party.
Pierre So1G had arrived in tbs city Of Mexico.
Don Diego Alvarez, ron OF Don Juan Alvarez. 1t IL
reported, would declare In favor Of Macmillan.
The franco Mexican troops had left their encainp
mcnt.
Mlddling Cotton quoted o; New Orleans at 81 II
dsli?.
The steamer Olive Branch brings New-Or-
ans dates 20 the 18th
Gen Asbolh who wounded In the late expedition
In Florida had arrived II Ncw-Dreans.
There was good inquiry for Cotton; holders were
asking 81 - for low Mddling. and 81 ~ for Middlng
sales were made at Al 21 for Middline Refined sugar
DO SupeTfne 1ou' sl2ds!4 choice e1ire, siJ 49, t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

hoocheo among the people that they more bnoyant
and hopeful IN IN below and more Incorporating
tovgl.s The enemy than where the enemy have not
be, H. The enemy has ridden over our people rough
Shot Every act Of vandalism ina gnabc. tearing ~
clothing even of infants, breaking crockery cGrr!ing
OF halves and forks, killing all stock. even 10 setlns
hens.
honsands Of ceres oi the very best OF lands lying IN
cultivated not "a rail ieit. Where The oeal'llni
mnlsi0n once stood nothing romans but the chin'
mr. in clAs who're tho carriage aud buggy used to
tIayei yo, can nothing Lat t-s Tho whole coun'
try presents tho picture o DIES aion. Our command Is
now the lst Confederate and Goth Ga consolidated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

Battle TT Fayettevi,,c-Prico nGain Dc.
= f~n:ed.
ST. l. Us. Wedueslay, Nov. q,

ST. J. Us. Wednesday Nov. %, 1854.
Adyices from Fayetteville, Arkansas. say Col.
Brooks with $50 Rebels ATTACKED that place Oct -
but was repulse4 with considc rabe less. From tat
time to Nov. g. the town pretty closely invested
when Cen FasaD with about 6,o00 Of Prices retreat
ioe forcc came up and bombarded the loco five hours
With two pieces Of artillery but held ct bay unt
The next day, vhen Generals Curtis and Blunt arrived
and the Rebels skedadded They lost nearly one
thousand Aiiled and wounded Oar loss killed.
4 missionary who Travelled some fifty miles with
Price Arkansas reports that tire General told him
that he rad lost ten ibuusend men. killed. md
wounded End deserted. and that his expedition in Ms
souri had been most disastrous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
S!HERMAN'S MOVEMENTS
REBEL NEWS or SRERNANS PROGRESS.
PROBABLE CAPTURE OF NACoE
wAsy,veros, wednesday. Nov. q iso4'

Tie R,pnblcAn of this afternoon has Inc >ol'
bwing;
We are permitted to announce that the Richmond
papers OF Yesterday morning (Tuesday Now contain
dlspatches from Macon. that on sunday iast "eh
Sherman was within Is miles Of that place, marching
upon the city, II believed In high military quarters
Mai beste sis time Macon has fallen. Information
considered Trustworthy, tas been received that the
city was only garrisoBed by Georgia military. com
posed chiefly of Old and boys. and that no attempt
oud bs made to defend it, fearing that its destruction
- nd follow No reports frum Richmond papers OF
to-day having been received, the inference is confrma'
tory Of the above probability.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
From CnlI(ornfa.
SAY En,Ncrsoo. Tue.dar. Nov. ~ 1901.

ON HfkVTStU, IHtHHIJ' wv z -
The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived t4st
nsht from tho North. bringing over $4,000 IN gdi.
The receipts ut the Mint In ills Guy today we're
about the heaviest To have been taken ia
one day.
Tho total amount Of treasure received III Ban Fran
cisco for ten days is nearly .. SOOOO.
Ibe oy ~ and mail after a detention Of two weeks has
arrived with New York letters Of OCT. 20
Arrived. ships Kentucliun from New YORK, Daring
rom boston; bark AliDe pa from New-Sork.
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The Rebel Conspiracy in Canada.

VUEbEC, Wedneedsy nov Il, Isb'.
Owingto Trustworthy information Southerners
AMI Rebel mpathisoTs in certain Western towns
msufso ,urips clandestney and collecting at conye
nient points, shot shell and cannon
The Government has issued. under Chapter Of the
Act cf eoS proclamation prohibiting the expectation
OF carrying. costwise or BY Inland navigation Of arms
or armuniCOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
Tho National Sailors Fair.

Bos1os. Wednesday. Nov %. 1854
The receipts OF the National Sailors Fair,
which closed last evening. have no, been correctly and
clearly asoerta AIMED. but viii exceed eccr .0U.
The officers and creA o. the L. T. steam sloopof war
BROOKLYN, sent Ia . contribution VI ESQ yesterday.
which, secured tic sword Ia Capt James Alden. tho gal
LIANT commander Of the brooklyn ,
Ibs sword contest, w 10 this unexpected result had
been quite even between IuTisgut aid Winslss.
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The Pirate Chick N m auga.

HALIFAX, Wednesday. Nov. %, is5i.
II. N. Z. Mcdea, kOm Bermuda 19th, arrived
Wis evening The pia,e Chickamauga had completed
bcl repairs and sailed on the 18th on cruise. The
vsloe " her captures was s5t1OuO
Inc Aary. formerly the Alexandra, arrived at Der.
Arie on the llb, nine days from UaI.lsy. Tho Hawk
~ the only blockade runner IN port
&hs tsyey he'd alIncst disappeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
nouors 10 Cupf. Nyiurlew.

BOsIos. Wednesday. Nov. e. 1864.
The gallant Capt. Winsow had public re-
ceution by ils cilcns II Ec,tuIy LIST eyoung In In
stu,e Hall follow ed ~ grand banquet ut the norfolk
House.
Among the many Agreeable icatur'~ the prtsenfa
ton " az elegant silver tea service "a tho heroic sailor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
pIsHoyoRApLY pscu ARGEp.
WAsnrNcroy. wedne.aay. Nov. .. le6t

About 80 desertcrs from our armies arrived ct
City Poin, from tie Valley. They were CAPTURED ~
Sheridan ~ lis late cnupaigp.
Tho larger humber Il them were substitute, who,
hav OK deserted and ionod TIE Rebel array. were sent
to the shcbantoah Valley there W., less danger Of
their being ideniiicd II crptu-ed. court with Gen
Coli. al the head has been ordered to City Point TO Try
them.
The heavy rain storm " ho past four day in that quar-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

ToEosTo. c. W.. "wednesday. Nov. 81. Irbd
Tho preliminary examination OF Bell alias
Barley took place to-day. The prisoif committed
for trial, which will tale place next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
The Dus, !. Gap Cnnnl 10 be Opened.

WAsnNcIoy u. C.. "Wednesday, Nov. 20. 1874.
There is information from City Point, dated
yesterday morning that but short time viii elapse
before the Dutch Cop Canal Will BE- opened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
Thee. DARCY mcGee.

MONTREAL, Wednesday. Nov. %, 1864.
The Hon. Thos. Darcy Niece is danger
oosly n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
UNION BANQUET

Speeches by Charlie =. spencer, \. Wake
man, Thos. o.. Aiverd, n. Is. Chiffon
cen, VIM. Il. De,iae, Geo. OpdyLc, Her
ne. Greeley, David ssuaIcy Field, VIA.
". Evar;s, kcnntor T.. ID. Mer.nn, ~en'
stor .vahn sherman 81 Ohio, Secretary
Dcpcw end Others.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

specisl Di.psic, to The n. Z. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Nov. .. lsti
ThAsksGIviSG.
Everybody here, Executive. Administrative.
Military. Jaaicia and Civil is absorbed in prePara
tons kr Thanksgiving. AL public Institutions except
the Hospitals and tie Churches. are 10 be cosed
TIE YANKEES.
The great feature of the day is the Massachu-
s,its diner 10 every 1Dyold soldier FROM whate'e
s.a and to every Massachusetts soldier in whatever
position. in tnis Department Tie State agency Is
baIrcaied tonight with pyramids % poultry and boxes
and bags OF every conceivable luxury TO crafty the
appetite OF she country defenders
GEN. INGALLS,.
Gen. ingalls,, @. NJ. General OF the Army OF
Tie Potomac was in town to-day. bat returned 20 tho
'front.' with other officers this evening.
ARREST OF DEsERTER.
A deserier centeclly attired in ladies' apparel
was arrested In s,reetcar tonight to the very great
const. and subsequent Derlnent oi tie passen
gers
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Jno. r. Clements, proyoainarshal at Harris.
hing has been dismissed and Capt. Hunt. sixth Z. ..
Cavalry detailed Ia carry ON the Office.
RUMoRHD APPOINTMENTS.
L. seems generally conceded that Judge usl'
or will bc appointed DisrictJudge Of lGdiHa and the
probability strengthens hat Judge Lowis. tie very abe
ard efficient Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. VIII
Succeed lim as Secretary u the Interior
RUMoRs ABOUT snEgNAS.
Our evening papers are exulting cver the sup
posed successes of shernGD the capture Of the Georgia
/ Legislature, occupation u Macon. &c. While these
statements entirely probable there seems 10 be no
positive information Ia ussess On u our Government
beyond ,be fact bat be- thu, ar marching nnopposed
through the heart Of Rebellion.
| DISHOsoRA gLY DISCHARGED.
! Bv direction of the President the mus'ers ont
q service Of Col T. W. Calm nd Capt. wn. Wright.
both q the oh Connecticut Volunteers, have been ~
amended TO dshonors bly, discharge them ffon the
Of the United States for dsobe.e'ce Of or-s
and negcc, of duty In falling TO prepare rolls aud rec
ods Of their commands directed by circular Nc. -.
Of May 2 l-Ci. from the War Department tins work
ing prejudice tie Interest Of the enlisted hen under
their onarge.
To t;ir A,sosistei rt.r'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

VALuABLx BusINxss CaARr.-We
have bslors ne neatly autographed shars
showins the Austasioss in gold. No. wheat,
No. cora aod Ne: pats 10 The Chic ago mar
kst during saeh day Of shs month aad cash
month Of the year fer 1855, pre- Jared By our
vsasg ir,sed cad 1ssuss fellow sistass, Jsoss
}. slsds. E.q. Of Chicago. The chart is d.
vidsd up into msnths, sHd the o sntAs into
days BY perpendicular liOes. ard the prices By
horizontal l'nes-sns hundred and forty-four
In number. with the scale Of figures at the
right hAnd margin Of eseh monthly section -
DARK iinss run xiex.ging through from left to
right marking the hucta,ipg course Of the
above named srtielss v,sh uusrrins certainty
With tbs ehsrs the condition OF be market
Of The pest yssr 10 taken In st glance. It 10
positively . most valuable ssd iogenious
oesk, aad one thst eeomsnds itself at .
glssss 10 sny businsss msn-ao matter what
A's sssspstios. Icy ere oG.rsd q tbs lsv
price Of 6ftv sents psr copy and ~ili b cold
BY nsvs agssss In oil psrss sf the ssosssy -
We scarcely need ressnmsod Il. - 10 man
sho sees It viii hesitate for msosnt y In
vest xr. Slads is prepsrins snotbsr edition
tor The year 1854 70 Be psblishsd early 10
1895
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

NeW Jrk NH Rk6es
NEW YoRx. Feb. II.
CoTToN.-Quiet st ST. xc.
F,ors-M Market heavy. $6.7516 S5 Extra state !;
81 .25Ql7.45 K. Ii. q.
WHsAr-Cloaed steady. 1l.57N1.1 Chicago
Spring 4l.5s1l.sl Milwaukee Club, $l.66,GL7O
WiasoP Red.
C0nN-l Gain store.
UAFs-Fism. Sl@97X.
PoRs Quiet. $40 75W2o 81 nism. $ls0ls. rs
old x2.50Q23.15 new.
LARU steady ~ 12X@11N.
WnlsEY 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
SKvsRxs' BsxwEsy.-Tbis e,tabI;sh.

SEvERxs' BsEwEaY.-This establish
ment bAs bscome one of the most thriving o.
veil ss most populae limitations of the city
Sevs,n's Ale ind lie Say ioso the best so-
eisty and the be-, jajges Of thvt srsic pro-
aoanee Il eqaai to the best now manufactured
See advertisement in sno'hec eoi mn and
shen yeu y All ,hs b-st \. e.! tor severn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
The popular boot aod shoe store 81

Tho popular boot AOd on0o Store Ol
Chi, d c. on B siy ..res, he cw -.eonj. IL
dAi. receiving ire d scditir - 10 is !srge snt
~su ss,ec - e,ock L4Ji.s vii, & "a ~ k.ncs
Of shoes aud gslte's at tia. pace. and gen q
can he supplied With either 6rst. c,sss cua-
tom made boot or one OF the best Eastern mar.
ufaotUre. Chlldrsn's shoes 10 every style
Call and ees tha goods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12
s'aw0 ~. !. = .ssss1., Aa.esers,
~ astlaf ~ fng
naNnune,t Carnage ganAfAetoEy

. yslR "a rBtat = IA ~ on >T .EEf>,
I'm ssnusrt Aow,, d lntAS u.s al 4 n.s -
a:e,dases 'Eu ssfss sna = ao.s 10 til SsssF
=. era @ni sa-rFu~ hN'tf " ssss Z 80 -
t.tf nal Ys.e.. fEnysstse (, .a..s :.
: rogtaI 10 u seHg fe .sssl-ds III - Il
vas d sAAiad sshws A't'sfss. llfS y
llzsa. ts lfDEyts r1s6 eiss .sfsy sss-ss sslsss
i si.eyss Aaguss1sssxskes tasirs.sfsse sdt -4s H
nnnepsnenia1 saeE .e sEst-r - - sss>...ste saa
.s s .s.os1 L cssx = 40 - = .ssssn
sSecs - - IyisAb'tfsss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

Rxcsurrs.-A squad Of eighty re-
cruiss arrived this morsing, and went into
quarters At Camp McClsllso.
To-Day Col. Grisr paid of sbou. 275 re-
erui.s. Essh man received $40 or tl3 10 fhy
cert postage currency Of shs new issus.-
Thro wing $4,000 10 change into circulation
will make that conm odity plenty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

+ NsyEs NEPuDiATE.-We notice with
plsssui. taa. the C.tJ Csuoe'i hss aiken steps
5sr The adoption of u sas1rs fef tbs payment
u the city . bonded dsOs. 10 sssosapiish tsis
Desirable object Il hes been found peesssary Z
peessts en- smsndosas to the City Charter
The proposed msthol 10 10 % amend the Char.
tss % 70 siIov II. city 10 levy small sss
which 10 to BE- helJ - 4iat'Gs toad ~. ~
isq.,do,iou OF lie ..5 debt. is.iaas ,s s'gopr
Ous Oar cs,z~ns sss .srsa,ei5 tppo'~d . r.
rndi..,eu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

ta,m-ss AAvssg l.esl TObaocs for >alc
sil obts n the HI0HE5T PnlCE BY applying y
NG HOLAS EUHNAN = Co., Tobscecnists
% .,sr Main asd second 9ss. fsNl dl sAwm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

THs TnxArne.-Tbe W,s rd Skiff |"
vas presented fss the seoon sios last sssn-
isg TO . aool house. Mile Zss was ably sap.
ported By tie Company. bat ewing to getting
her srm burned b come Of The pJro,sebnics,
did not dance - sosoonssd. 10 THE splsndid
play, - in oil ethsrs in which be sppssrs. ~
HsaIy pseforned his part with gssss 6dsllty.
Hs IL enc Of these astess Who alweys hevs
shsir pSsss veil aed know bow - prsssot t.
This svsnin. will be siseo The great p'sy 81
The .Fiviug Dosshusn." Il 10 . most inter
eating drama. and % this seeasioo Nile zoa
sskss bsus6s She has earned hearty one.
Ouriss the psrformsaes che ssstters bequsis
aud her carte de visi.s aaeng the audis"cs.-.
Go aid gss one. sad see tss bee, play 81 tAe
season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

WAs0rn0fUn, l3-60 q. 1s10Oe
II N. B. Batse. ldsssss 0sssrsI: =,
Rssrvsss - lssa R~giosass sollsas1 = lsAs
yssr 1854 With sssdtsioa tbss they sAssld b,
disshs'sea vh4s their ssgimssts shosid b
n russsssd sss se service - per Gen Basking
ham's letter si 8 p.. 2s.h 1854. vii b per
. isssd - ss-seliss - vetssass sstef sasns
sssdiaisas = ass = ssAss sso'ossts.
TIE pssnin6so = spsalAl - pessllH 80
~ ssplisabls U -. frea ~ Ssstss. Mss =
ss.sslisease vtil lss1sis he - hse6se1 dsi-
lsss bssasy provided By Aet ofJsly 1T 1891
bic must DO distinctly usderss cod.
[sienedl T. ". vnosxr. A. A.G.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

b. Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. IL.
FLouh Jul
WssA = Lss active clos!ne quiet el11x for
No. 4itI1 for Nc.2
Ccss-Od ntir-y mi al. New 1rm ~ eS9
sax bnt tOw . the osc wRs dull at BE.
O.Te ,iet
H.eawises- % higher 0a'es tighter at 10
DRs. - n pos- ctive . 93c06ohighor. oo1ee q
1sxe = d v,d. ~ on 2o0D
Hoes fism asd lee(o2es higher.
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Learning School, Museum,
Fire, Sky Water Air Travel Vacation Travels Correspondence
The Florence Stories, by Jacob Abbett, 4 veIs.
Florence and John Gmike Orkney Islands. English
Santa Claus Fairy Story Bssks, Vss
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Sea, Greece Winter Evenings.
Parlcy's Cottage Library, IL vols.
Make The Best of It. Right is Might
Persevere and Prosper Tales fThe Sea and Land
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Adventures Of Billy Bump, Take Care Of No. Ono.
Auntie Mary's stories, 8 vols.
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Mittens More Mttens
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