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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

4rRAdier tseusFai Adsns, killed.
Msiof General Oheathsm wounded.
Brigadisr General H Suarp, wounded,
Brigsdier General Scott, wounded. ...s
IRE YAEKnE coEaasss -THl Bunrsfs5 PETohr 1T.
Speaking Of the badget Of un6pished business be-
fore the Yankee Congress- the Herald IN an sd'orA'
says. 80 =. .. -. 2. ...s,.s.
The most c,hspicuous ard important OF these un.
6aished measures istbe joint RESOLUTION wbien nAs
nssssd tha Senate Nv the rto ared tuo.thiids vote
submitting TO tie Lgislstur OF The several STATES
propeson go TO amend the Consultation Of the United
STATES as TO declare within the limits aud jurisdiction
thsr of the inbti uiou Of pavfry abolished ana fJr-
ever interdcted This resolution ppt to The test
last June in the House Of Representatives, ou though
II csved large minority, failed 10 secure tue con
stitutonRI tWohirds vote There are intshgent mel,
however, who believe that as this issue was involved
In the Baltimore platform, upon which Mr. Lincoln mas
been 30 triumphanly scttd II may now prooany
be passed.. is that az leas PARTON OF t8e
Democratic minority, taking the results Oh the iate
election tmb racil "a approval ~ the people oit1e
M opoted ndmsnt, will vote for IL asunder nsfuo
tons from their constituents. We entertain f'r-
ept opinior but ehould the experiment sun iail De-
fore the present Congress will urqusstionahly De
passed &c the first session of the next whether reeu
lar or extra sesson. Not much time, therefore, naed
be wasted upon the sui .ct this winter.
Another unfinished bill is that which contemplaes tie
shpmen Of Europeans this c1untry In natona vet-
ses their tranf pOr,tion 10 the pubic domain in the
great West ana 10 aid them Otherwise the government
meantime to have isn on their pr perry Some such
measure ss this, to enable US 10 up the waste places
Of the war, would DO Q good thing, notwithstanding
that facetiOus German born philosopher, u Godfrey
Guuther, opposes il looth and nail.
The JOINT resolution rslAung 10 the Msximilian
MOI archy in Mexico snoud be passed Witroui hesits
tor. Hsximisn tas been 10 Mexico loo enough, ana
ght 10 have formal notice from Congress 70 pack
40 a. leave. This idea Is the Baltimore platform
aud was endorsed by people in the late Pr Bdon ta
election LIT Congress- pJst and obey ths popular
viii. Louds Napoleon via understand what t means,
and viii be al enough to back out BE has too many
irons in the ffs, AryhOv. o. .+''t'
"PIck up and Isavs (" II not only good, but indeed
We should cay very good i-..s a-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
ByELLETr, BALL q FOX, AuetiOr eeos.
AUCTION SALE OF CONSIGNMENTs

.. By KLLETr, BALL 4 FOX, kuetoreeo-
AUCTION SALE or COMMANDMENTS
DRY GOODS GROCERIES,. SHOES, 30.
ON WEDNESDAY, the l4th OF December,
~ we will sell at uson, viii ~ va'ity OF msr-
ohand cose consgnments, consisting part Of tns follow
ing got d. viz:
cases q 800 psln) Cotton ostds.
case DlamoBI-pt lated FL etlDE (SAri OlOthlnOI
200 pounds English TEc,s, g.
cases oisacned 10 g Cloths,
8ealeI Nader and sai " PilatL
% bales s and - Brown CoitCns,
10 bales B-o~n LIE,
10 piters 4 AID O. Fuled Cloths,
a. deEsn Mems Me inc Shirts, -
90 doLen ii ich Abs-k rowei-,
?, t. dozen . cas- ot,On Halt Eose
3 cases Bone u'tons,
Go gross Pc Nj Blu tons,
cases spool O.tobs
20 pieces slack IN Fancy Bonnet RibbcnI
10 pieces While flAnne,
90 p.c,B Ilsh ooItonade,
81 pieces etliped D-mesuc,
10 piec,s arsy oIssmeges,
20 che,t1 Black Tea.
6Gpars Ladies' Leather CATERS,
% pairs Mems do do,
100 reamy e. gish Letter bbd Cap Paper,
los Viii e and Bl ok Cotton isirrg,
Scissors, Needles, Bl~<k Pms, Ac-
XII Err, SELL 4 FOX, Austs.
sConsi uents for sale vi please b. sent Ia eII
as ssble. 4 ue'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

Tm PRIs5 AND Gov BEOWS.-Tbs following corr; =
p ,ndenoe p.bahed ip order TO present to the Press
OF Georgia Gov. Browns decision In regard to the
State Press, undsr bis late call The first despatch
vas rsesved from the Pless of Columbus:
Shall the Press of this city be su5psndtd, and its
mdmDers report for duty Ct hLconY
The Governors answer:
"Is Is not my intention to interfere with the publi
o1ton Of any newspaper pubic journal in Georgia.
No djtor or other person &C lily Necessary Tor that
puIpsse is required to repor. foe militia duty.
JosyPH f. BRQWH"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. g. A,
A. RICHMOND, Va, August 26, 1884.

ID RGULATIOElS for carrying into effect the
IL ic Of Congress approved Juns ls istt suhoItns th'
ylions O. ts approved Nay L. ss, 70 srshsngs the san'
Tor co Ipon bsniii
N Hsy ID 1891 derng hange them for coupon bonds
s sgp thsm the pointed out In tho printed endorse
snl on hs bach Of the oeThess the 0hnderats etse
America In ige eoupon bonds" and them 70 be
70 Register Of the Treasury Department Who VII
6sreuron In cor panes With the provon Of te Act Of Juni
IL 1884 Issue hondi for The amount peoned The rsgS
,sred Donds slIlgned.,s a.ss q. 4. fRkhHQLk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
Tbs N Cyor continued the case.

THrErnE --Tbi, Pic, OF amusement Is now without
an osttnsibls manager, Mr. Dalton having Withdrawn
from tie establishment to retuIn TO Europe. Ia the
meantime, eI- manager Ogden is kept in the prison
boepiiaI On ooh street. For aught knot to the
contrary, srsAts vol; malice" has done its worst and
ia his prison he fuas temporary relief from the
acourRss of satire ana ridiculO. The efforts to
make soldier cu Of Ogden have only resulted in SUP:
planting an experienced director OF dramatic smuse
msnts. ogden has been more worried and badgsred
than Any trsgedan ever heard Of from the days Of
Rosoius to the present ZINE. late the victim Of Ler
eculion or bad luGs It is evident that all the play
goes ara not prudced against him, for We have heard
numerous expressions of regret that be was not al.
loved by the military suthOii 10, to resume bis posi-
don at the Theatre. Some have dOnbt', however,
-bsthsr hs rtsppeararce on our boards would be 40
c.psbe 10 ths public. b this as it may, We cannot
see that any possible good to the a1 or the nty
sill result from he longer detention OF Ogden in pr
sou and since he Ia uLf; for the army, DO should be
allowed to 60 bis way.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
TELE Ii A p al q
FROM PETERSBURG.

TIE YANKEES ON TIE AOVE--ANorBER RAID.
PsrERsBuRa, Dec. IA heavy force OF the enemy,
comprising infantry, artillery and SEINE cavalry, left
our front last night, and are reported odsy moving
down the Jerusalem Plank Road, twenty miles Fl o n
town: II is'suppossd to be rading party, but ita
destination d unkneNp, Otherwise, all continues
Quiet, a' - ...,- s...s. -. :. - :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

Gen. Dick Taylor has issued order that all proper.
~ taken our toopi upon the line OF their recent
ma > shall upon Identification by the owner, be imme
s.slY returned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
HEADoRs REIRvE Forces OF Va, J
r edmond, Dec, 8, 1854.
SPECIAL Orders, |

No. 1sI
l. Toe 81 all ocers concerned Is called to paragraph
vi General Orders NJ. "a (curr series from 10 head
quar- herewith pbl She The Ulcers Designate in s,ie
srdsr whether STAT will port imm soistty 1t
Gil = ishsd., Commander Of oohsorips, a. RichmonI.
H. OlsrS reporting 10 o>edenEe the ORDER above referred
N are advised 20 preuarfd 10 make their winter qusrteis
Il Camp Lee where they win be temporarily snel duty
sndthe ailion allow ed them hy lay WILDE itsues.
ri o. she Isl OF snuar 1867 and at he cad Of escn
sLfibe month Lieut. COL j Shields will n6ks returns
mise 6sadSlIrtes OF all one-s tey oring, giving the
nan aIm OF detAchme service II psat end pref
,ni atr and Other a. may be deemed material to
Spc slsdas IN Their Military chsrkgt-r =
By sonnnGnd Of kisIor Genera'KENPEa
d.s-u X. oATT EFT. A. A G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

We learn that the Southern OOniedosscy rtcsr!y pub
lsked in Mscop, hss been sold 20 Mr. WIN. II BlTnes OF
Ausu ia aud Col G. W. Lee formerly cOmmlndant OF
the Post a. Atlanta IL Is to BE- published in Augusta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
NoTICE To TAx-rAXEns.

PUhoUhNI 10 IN VfUlna1ce, passed the
1ih tune, ls55 VII attend at tie 1ollecos,s once In
oy Hail. the 18Th 10 Sls Of DECEMBER nelns We
i've the nIpg hs Of from such be Sons az are
entie 10 discount 10 by having prsviously paid
he hrst half June las Ia with Ord auee
JULIUS H0Bs0N, @. O. r.
IL will be seen from the the Collector n "a
qursd to attend at the Office rom 10Th TO tina Bat 81 hs
month"; 10 receive Foxes remsnrg due from last Befor
he January Firm OF thu Hastings Court equlrso BY rd
non.payment offaIes. y w.
PsnOns sho have not dOns the necessity OF calling
and paying tn Taxes a. Il impoisble for the Collector 70
call on Them before he advertsss. -
All rAIes nust be paid within the teru
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

Col w. T. TAoupsOn, late editor Of t'e Savannah
News, has been presented with a handsome cult OF
clothes, By number his personal friends.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
GEORGE B8GBY.

GEORG Z BAGBY,
CON IS5luN EROHANT
ii AS rem ovei TO the house two doors below,
L formerly uPed by MI D. Heks whsce he of-rs for
l51 bag W. SAL, IL inns oder b.
10 bbls sure fne n, Ur,
b6h " m N Z MO Asej, Er1-
u 0bl5 sptts r1I ent ne,
4b Ixes BarSosp, "a. gSrSs
2b0ls Pcut.Ts Inr,
ibis ecu tTy Cafe c,
% ks superior Manufactured Tobacco,
10Th Vnegsr,
'rklet hcu tain D after, prime
lob, Cake T4iev,
81 bushels Cora Meat,
Ok s. . j Dom'ni,n Nails, 6, 8 ard 10,
s25 ans English hCte Paper
3D. Bar Foep,
10 eoli Go ton Rope sssortsd sizes,
2bbs Smoking Tobacco,
skegs Pc Hter'sink
200 Ito Candle Wick
/HE EKPIcrs DAILY,
Prime Mountain Butter,
BessWaI, Talcw,
Died Apples aod Peaches
Ali ofwhe will be sid a. market rstel, ami esp,etfnl, a.
eiis msHts fo bis old et d. end the ru bic grnes
Liberal stv m .de on gem II In hand S,TNiv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

Ms Peggy Este aged les years, died few dayssnOe,
ueAr Lebanon, Tannossse. Sac Was probably The old
eat nbabitant of thu s ate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

'NHE Grand Annual COMMUNICATION. OF e
tie GRAND LofGE YRhrSA 81 Ancient Fres and x -
Aceep ed M,sons. ,l he hej In the hAsons Hal. In 4"
his IT, on MONDAY the l2ti Of December next At SIX
o',lcck p w. BY order OF N. W. Grand Master.
nc28-2av2Etd JOHN DOVE, Grand secr, tary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

Toe gJVsrpmsnl zoe shop at Montgomery, Ala, now
tarns out $50 pairs o shoes per day. and h inter dsd
10 thort IN to pu tho number 10 500 pair per DAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
$500 REWARD.

900 HEWAHD.
( EFT the Notifications near Richmond
IL with the written permission OF tbs engineer in Charge u
yst kiebnond on the 18Th Of hATch last my boy jim.
He Ia ab6ut inches Lgh has dAIk eCmpsaion come
shat skR rather BhA hin walks quickly, and Iehe
uLeu spoken TO- IJurChAsed him pi hebrss DSV
o. about he Of March he rhsed In haEChftts
on Mr. sAmuei Taylor ana has been very recent sen
Siehmond VIII give the reward for Eh spPfebento
and cor hnement IL j. that get him he.a
IN DAVIS TO- viii idsntfJ him. Ny address Is cascade
D., ilsyyaniA County, Va. JESSIE T. hotLl-
Nov. "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

DOR SALg.-A Steam Kngne and Boiler,
L. fifteen horse power, made BY TaOOu bEc. bat little
Used, sbd In good order.
Apply 10 the subscriber, the Ballard HOTEL bt.sen III,
Gours Of 10 and O'Clock. JOHN BALI AID
no22-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE z. co.
Nave norr IL 1864 I
STOCKHOLDER'S NETTING The next
- ,e.aur Of the Stockholders OF tbs Rchr ord ard
IN, naroad COMPANY viii be held ia this city wIDNEs
SIv December H. 1854 10 o'clock. at the once Of the
oid b ,mipion Insurance Company. -
No iA-eodkdm j. d. bbAk Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

At the late OF tbs Confederate Olu't held at
Jaekson Ms4 indictments found against parties
tor dealpg with the envy aud trading 10 greeLbsoks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

Tue Reporter states that guest at the Gee Htu5',
6slns, Me Charles ChotIrd from NaioaCz. tel ft' m
sbs third story Of the hOlt on the night OF the 2lsb
and va He'd ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
CIRCULAR,

CIRCULAR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT C. s. A.
Richmond, Nov. 8, 1864.
1T BEING DECIDED THAT FOUR PkR
cent OTtfcste and the bonds Issued therefor are rtcey-
ible ia syEent Of the CON- moneys "a abroad bills Of
and en eed uho have paid ,sIel
entitled 70 tIs return OF the notes.
Toe treasurer Assistant Pay Depostaes who
the dposs OF 1Ex o. ectors authorised IN
such Turd the notes receive an equal
mount Of certificates bonds the and Of
state Tax collector and the bonds certificates to be
changed III IL be eLo0rsed iolOas Il Ttfy the within
icE het) cersi6caie received from in lieu
much tax uSy ,osee ed from elm In currency Of
snd that the has beet EXCHANGED or
reimburse him" and sgnSd BY tie 81 .ts Tax Collector
q. A. TREhBOLH
no1O-lm s6c'J OF the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

Hi,r General Wheeler 10 repaired 20. have said Of
yrrsss that hs nssesd only NIpolsons education to
r, produ CO BcDFplFte." tr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

,n1kH overwhelmingly, on Monday
DlCIU 18th In tant Negro hoy named JIM. He 10 Abou
,est or nchts IGN, II ysus DID, very sighted,
htank vi scar Oh e left cheek the eye lie
sss IA mis- city eyey day The above will paid TO-
hs delivery LichSnd Theatre eoraer tn aud Bfoao
oell--u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

The LouIsvills JoumJ say the frat tobaccb a Il
season was sold III that market ct forty five dOllA
per pound. . .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
DIED.

HKsEHr OF ysloE fsver his post 10 Gavsstcn, III
ia M lotooer Is 81 THoNAs Paul HKBERf p. s.
assd 20 years slesss sen Of Etis. Gea. r AeOeTt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
HEAD GAS REsERVB FoBCE1 ov Va, |
k.chmoLd, Sep. zS. 1854. (.
SPHoILL oRDERs,
No. Is.

VI Iy virtue authority derived from the Secretary
all GERS State q Virginia. Who ree5 assignee
70 liz h, duty superuuunary unasgned, cred
po Ia writing TO these vIhn tn rtg days soc
oncers ang report within she prescribed will drop
p from the rels
- q. II. oATTLETT, A. A.. G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

80 Mr. HY q. H. RDIK or sAnUEL g. BAp-
l. TIT. New YorE City: ,rsr-
Ny tler IisaL JAS. A. RIDDIOg, Co. H. ted Va IMAM
Try, pr oisAr al block To- JoLnoas Islsld Ohio
he gr,aty Ia want Of provisions begs barrel Of
Flour and ny pounds fat B.con" Please supply his wants.
ID tie klndless viii beTeclprocspd.
CmLunicate with thc ugh um also wie BY flag
ofruee ln,et PHI several time, Intervals three
days. Daily New and III rad" ples4e copy insert re-
"ly, for which sir Il. or b. viii pay. 10
,.- .. Ai.s NARY 4. RIDDICK.
Lawrencey!le, bTunssics 90, Va. dec be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
WANTED.

WANTED.
Lady 70 Tires small bows girl ths u,usJ t.
Nah Latin. nd hOsic Plano. z We nye bppd "a
dollars i've month"; Reference gvea req es ADDER.
no as gv AbInsdop v.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

TOR SALE PRlVATBLY----
l. II bls4i an rs Dcmesles
blu n. a. Mollsses,
BIO T. soI giuu
ba ca UsIt1n oz aturzs.
TARDYA WILLIAMS,
dist Auctoneera
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

lis said that Gen. Hood has lately been suffering
with Rysipelas. ..-..s..-.
ia statsd that BrigSdi,r General VIVA Quarles,
of Tsnnss 90 has bss1 promo cd to Major GsnsIa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

MANNED, ~
thR OF prdes father, by Rev NJ
us Tsadlsr Central Foios Of the Army OF Tenn ses,
Nils ALLE ,HEW, second daughter Of DIR Chew OF
Mon Fomery, Ala ts- I'M
THMGs-wlTHERs l4h ut at 0hunehul', Ala by the
Raw M Barge l. Brg Gao. B. NJ THoIAs Miss NARY J.,
daukhts OF MSj1r Gens,al J, n. Witbs.G
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

L
The correspondent then proceeds to sum up the l,ss
"a on both sizes as folOWS: u 81
Tho enemy has Lost heavily. suppose four thou
ssnd at least, Whs We,'haVo iess than eighteen
batle fIgs and other trophies Vulnerable hear OF
no captured artillery. Our lOssos amount ito perhaps
ons thousand two hundred killed aud wo0hden The
latter are now Ia the hos tt here There are no
Easern troops among them rave few eavlrJmsb of
ths Seventh and Ftsenth Penny vania cavalry reRi-
msats will forward heir names TO morrow Among
the Cfieer5 engaged have heard ihs names of oniS
the folio wing a. kllad aud NouodCd: IS "
Big Gan BIEdiey, WouEded. ati '.s
Dol OblthE, SO h Illinois, Killed. .. +.
Lieut. Bard OK, 80 0iio battery, killed. N. -.F
Capt 0Ougf lin, o. IA stuff, killed.
Capt scoTille Is n 0lio srtIllery, wounded. .tat
Oapi sstl, IL Iadiana, killed.
- Stalsy, l24 Indiana killed.
L'sut Dol StscStoa. ~ Illinois, vcurdsd s'' -
N i,r James 80 II uoi, wounded.
O,nl Hunter, ia . IadGnS, wounded. ID, a-fF
liant w K,mbail .lO4 h 0bio killed. -.
Ieat 8 8 Oopa, l04.h Ohio, wounded. ness
1.pt B Ed lO4 b, Ohio killed. !. = ~. l.aa5i
Oli 4ltsrs, CON, 81 brig, 4th division, 4:h oorps,
N;iSr Startling, Stanley STAFF, wounded. sss.
Col Conrad, cImmapding brigade, wounded.
Msior Goodspeed, lslst Ohio artillery, wounded. +
Osnt Bowling III n Ohio. Wouodsd. %
Col Walters, l04 Illinois, Wcuaded. -
Oap, Lowrey, l07th Indiana, killed.
RyBEIs.
Major General , clshuras, killed,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

A NY Person having nice Furnished Rooms
= TO rent, can hear Of ga oceepans, ~ sddIsssi9g
"A. 3D."
de6- 90 American HCtsi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20

NASHVILLE, Dec. ~.
eo A courier who left Franklin yesterday
reports tho rebel force 10 full retreat.
Hstch's cavalry attacked the rear guard
Of the rebels on Saturday capturing = iarg
number Of prisoners.
Vbe 4th corps crossed uarpeth river q
Ffspklin Sunday forenoon.
Franklin il reported full Of wounded
rebels, over 5000 being left there ON their
retreat. Every church and public buildiDs
there has been taken for hospitals.
Nearly 81 ito charcbcs Of this city hav'
been appropriated lor the use Of the Fedessl
wounded.
n 1t is rumored here that Gen. Roussesu's
command attack and routed part Of For.
rests force noar Murircesboro on the 10Th
Heavy rains yesterday and last night
River rising rapidly IL feet water report.
ed on the Shoals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20

New YoRK, Dec. 2O.---The Hera!d's cor
reapondence from Fort McAllistcr and Hill
ton Head says
When Gen. Sherman arrived in front Of
Savannah, after having marched 800 miles,
his tsoeps meanwhile living on the very best
provisions, he had with him drove Of L.
200 cattle, though he started from Atlanta
with only goo.
He also gathered up on the way over u
600. able. bodied negroes, and so many
horses, mules and wagons - 70 embarrsss
him.,
His army during considerable portion Of
the march extended over sweep Of country
90 miles in breadth, as much as four miles
a times intervening between the right wing
Of one cclumn and the left Of the other, but
communication was at all times kept up be-
t~een the two.
His whole loss in men from the time Of
leaving Atlanta to his arrival in front Of Sa
vannah. from wounds. sickness, chptured,
smuggling or other causes, was only about
1000. The average daily march was about
II miles.
When the city Of Savannah was invested
by Sherman it was unprepared for scige,
and it wns believed that it could not hold
out more than few days.
Gen. Slocum holds all the approaches on
the north side Of the city. including all the
roads leading out Of the town, and General
Towards army connects with his right, md
swings around the Ogceochee River at Fort
McAllister.
The New York Times special from NASH
vile, 18th. says Thomas is pursuing the
enemy to Duck river We have nearly all
Of Hoods artillery All the rivers are high
and bridges in front Of Hood are destroyed.
We have captured 5000 prisoners, inclnd-
ing 5000 wounded a. Franklin and four
Major Generals Hood had IS guns, "a Of
wlsich We now have. The enemy's killed
and wounded, about same as ours, will not
reach $500.
Forrest gave Murfreesboro another trial
on the 18th and was repulsed by Rousseau
and Milroy.
Tho rebel Gen. Johnston says their loss
At the battle Of Franklin was 5000, while
ours was 1900.
Stoncnan has whipped Breckenridge in
East Tennessee, near the Virginia line, kill
ing, wounding and capturing large mum
Der, and taking most Of his artillery.
Gen. Ell. McCook is after Logan in Ken.
lucky, and he cannot escape.
Murffeesboro, Bridgeport, Stevenson
Chattanooga and Knoxville are all right.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20

Nsw Yoax, Dec. 20---The steamer Cuba,
ifos6 Liverpool, Sd, has arrived.
observation-disclosures. D ~
NJ. Dayton, American Minister, died At
Paris on the I'd u Dec Of spoplexy. No
detaila ,.sfz f.~4 e 8rn - s.usf.se. gl
1tiSxsxtcd thlt approximations Of whole
sals assertions from the frigate Niagara in
0chcldt y feared. Twenty five scamsn re
Gently ~ swog end were pursued TO the
Dutch frontier. Most Of them escaped into
Holland.
The Mosnjng POST gives = report Of = par
tial recognition Of the Mexican empire by
the Washington government.
London money market--funds steady.
American securities no change.
Cotton in limited demand; prices II
higher. ,s3ee tsH - s3ea
Flour unchanged ass-sEs ~
Whcat--prices maintained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20
|. WINTER ARRAN0ElfENT,

stfisW WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Is snai1'
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, ROY. 7th. iss4,
- and until further notice. trims will 1eate
Davenpoft daily, Sundays excepted) a. follows !:
lat Nail train ut ......... 90 4. y.
70 Night expires ................. q 80. e. H.
Arrive at Davenport daily, (Sundays excepted
a follows: - ~
1T Night cxpress -, !. GO. x =
I'd Daily express md mail train Il s 66.s =. I.
All trains over this route are IN direct o6nnect
siOn " Chicago With trains over 10th che Nichi--
gan Southern, Michigan Ceutt6l, Flttsbur9. Fora
Wayne and Chicago Railroads to md FROM d
troit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland. Cincinnati
Pittsbure, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alba
~, NJ York, philadelphia baltimore, md
Washington. ...sses -,
Passengers are reminded of the necessity
Of gigGg dlstinct 6ireutio&s - aoSehe destihatinn
Of tlser hag4a9s, slso to prsstse tickets bs0bre
taking eheir Aats in the cafs, as the cunducters
collect fares only to the stations onthe line Of the
Chicooe and Rock Island Railroad. - )
.ng7l -. ~ s.ss4 j. z. TRACY SupSt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20

MONTREAL, Dec. 20.-It is reported a
number Of the raiders who went east have
been arrested. A proclamation has been
issued offering reward for their apprehen-
sion. There is much excitement in refer.
ence to the order calling out the militia.
Large numbers volunteered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20
I. W. HARRISON.


T,AM1LY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
- on hand the best quality Of Provisions,
Hollow Ware, Kerosene oil, ETC.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, Da
export my1A-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20

LOUISVILLE, Dec. ~.
The Journal learns that We had got into
flood's rear near franklin and It is thou, hit
Hoods army will be speedily crushed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-20
DIN. q. ". MCCAIN.

DHYlClAN AND SURGEON OFFICE In
Il raam over Post Office. Residence east sid
Of Brady-2d door from 9th st July 1dwtf