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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

u CARp TO TIE Observation-Disclosures two or
th.ee hogsheads of ''buchr." .. Touic bitters -
"s>arsapariiia.' NERVOUS Antidoies,' &C., &c.
aud alter you ar. satisfied with the result. then
try one box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S EN-
GLlSH PlLLS--and be restored to health and
vigor in less than thIty DAYS. They nre nnrr-
" vegetable, pleasant TO take, prompt and salita-
~ in their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old ard young can take them
with advantage Imported aud sold in the Unit
ed States by JAS :. Butler
No. l27 Broadway, New York.
20" Agents for the United :. a.es
T. S.-A box of Pills. securely packed. will be
mailed to any address on receipt Of price, which
is one dollar, post paid--mone5 refunded By the
agent If entire satisfaction is not given.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

These Btters prepared, in pure bourbon
whisky, from q combination Of over 90 different
kinds ofroots. harls and herbs which acf IN per-
feet concert one with The other, prepared from the
original formula given by the Great chief Red
Jacket. 70 l,r. Ghapin who used them successfully
IL ~ ptae lce icl malv years. and BY their use
gain ~ gfsaf a9W'aits in ih cure oftvspep
81, luxe. Hsp 'ni Csasti afieH sick apl NeI-
yeas h~ad..sae. Fever ani N sne aHa aid LEA. ;
an siH- from saip Timers II. Indigestion Persons
suffer. tem other ~ taese pad some diseases
VIII md sure cure b Tie Hse 81 tArse Bit.crs,
which a rs,te Is pur ana Tree from all those
arres Td 2 .s1ns y 'ail, al ~ IN such rrepar-
l'ians. a.. .med Nj W, ..i ansn pee ag public
Dar tftei rili e4ns 1855 t3 mas skept,al tai Ia
Re iacf'sl II ti'itsrt Wb u4ne e'aeF nosspes
lhe, strengthen ana inv'gorai. the system.
They are uneqaaied for gene, al debility.
They sure cure lor dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite
They assiss DIGESTION
They are hg besi si.mnlen; in existence
ihei arc preventive 81 fever aud aguc
theT re.ttv eE tisaEwn
The eur, HefFoa- aeaaaebe
Tines ore psfteci!5 jrte nj i,a ale,
Age,i ftf aasa dri}eat is.s ~ Al, fn5 tbet
can ~ .c l#Fgt doctor bills helse IS les. sft0t.s
- ware q eeal iieit- ieo .5aefe, Bit8eisare
oplg sold q % .es VISA saf gsne lowt oa :ll
siie. --orn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN Nm
MANHOOD.


Jsss fa1Jsshed, IN seal4d Earetops Price 4 cee..
~ LECTURE on TIE NATURE. TREAT
"A MENT and Radical Cure VI Spernrtorrhms
e. S Seminal r. WeaknsA, involuntary Em,.s.ons.
sexual Debility and lmpediments to Marriage
and Fits; Mental and Physical incapsci.vs p -.
su.tlng from Self Abuse, &C., BY Eoerer j ct's.
ssawELL H. ID, author Of the gre1n mr. ~
"A Doon % 1Aousands Of SuDsryys."
sent under seal, in PLAIN envelope. 10 snv Cd.
uIess, poss Pdsd GU receipt Of SIX cents or two
..s'see T.ainps; by DR. }. &. KLINE, Il. ~
w, rew OK Post U.iee Doc 1se., ieIn.au..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

Tho Cincinnati Gazette puts the following
questions, hoping that the Democratic can
l,date for the Vice Presidency will answer
hem
l. DO you believe that a State has right
. Withdraw from the Uniong
2. Are you in favor of cocrcing a soyer-
ign State?
B. Are you in favor of an armistce with
ne rebels, and Of negotiating terms Of peace
u the basis OF the tniony
T. In the event OF The Confctieracy rcfus
ny to lay down their arms and return t,
le tn'on, wou,.l you then renew the wal
ID Fight until the rebellion snail be SUI
ressed and the authority OF the National
government be restored IRON sea TO scar
Suppose the candidate, in answer to TIL.
r>t question: should disa,ow a belief in
~, right OF secession; suppose, in answe.
the second question, he should say he de
'9f understand II, very much as the ct
10 fstil, THIS paper according n4th !. j.,
n some time ago, when 9 similar qucsttn
As raised aha when. as we nnu -stand
AT paper aud ourselves agreed that tins
AZ Sas net az mast States at ali, and did
ot Involve any such absuidliy, suppose,
Il answer to the third question, he shour,
~ tnat with or without an arm 'src., hc
5ould be in favor Of trying 20 bring about
ace on the basis oil the Union and sup
'>e ne should answer the last question IN
&c attn native, would the Los,ttt suppmi
amI We think not. 1t doe, not upper,
ie principal candidate, Mcclellan, who, II
lay he ASSUMED without shooting wide al
ne mark, occupies the ground we have in
icated
zen Mcclellan oes not .cl.e.e thu ar,
ate las right % sec,dc from The Union
y heiesss IN coersirg rebels in ,lns
neither theV may or may not have usurpcd
II Statc insien and tried t. seek shelter
nder 1t. lie Is IN favor Of peace OH the ba-
u, OF the Union, the Constitution, and the
niercelncI.t of the laws and he is i'm favor
continuing the war until the rebels ac-
knowledge their obedience 10 the Constitu-
ON ana their Willingness 0 live in the
mon.
Is this not satisfactory to the Goseth? 1t
uSht to be, il that paper has any sil cere
n"ti or any practical purpose in rcsor,ng
the intcrrogations in the case of the IN
'erior candidate. 10. RtpuJlican.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

Democratic State Ttckti

For Secretary of State,
In. WALLACE, of Muscaiinc county.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN B. LASH, Of Henry county.
For Attorney General,
CUAS. N. DUNBAR. Jackson county.
For Auditor OF State,
&c. VEvDERSHOTT, OF Iowa county.
For Register OF State Land Cf'icc.
q. d. HOLBROOK, Of Monona county.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
YUOg. N. MuSKUE, OF Dubuque county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
u.S.7-30 LOAN

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions viii be received for Coupon Treas
ury Notes, payable three years from August l5th
1854, with sem-annua interest at the rate of sew
en- and three tenths per cent. per 'nnum,-prin-
cipal interest both 10 BE paid in lawful money
These notes viii be convertible at the oplion Of
tie holder al maturity, into six per cent goid
bearing bonds pay .blc not less than five nor
more than twenty years from their date, as tne
Government mas ciec' They sill he issued 10
denominations SO, SOU, S5oe, ''o ana s.
10 and al subscriptions mus, be for fifty dollars
multiple OF int, collars.
These notes will be transmitted to the owners
rec Of transportation charges soon after the
receipt ofihe original Certificates Of Deposits US
.hey can be prepared.
A. the notes draw interest from August ID, per
ms niaklns d.ppsita subsequent 10 thar date
aus, pay lie interest accrued from date OF note
o date Of deposit.
iutles deposl,ing twenty tive Thousand dollars
anc upwards ior these notes at any one time will
d allowed a commission OF one-quarter OF one
pr cent.
special Advantages Of this loan.
u Is NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Offering high
81 rate o. interest than any other, and the dsst se
e@'ttg. AN. savings bank winch pays its depos-
.,oIs II L. -. Notes considers that is paving
tic ca cni.iing medium Of the country
ahd II esten9t pay Iii am thing better for its own
assets are either IA government securities or in
notes and bonds payable in govcrnmen, paper.
1t is equally convenient as Ii Temporary OF per
inancnt lnve stinont. The notes always be
sold ioi WITHIN a fraction ol their face and accu-
'hulaied interest, aad are the best security with
banks rs coiiaterals iol discounts
Convertible Into Il b per cent. 20 Gold Bond.
notes Tor three years this ,,lyiege oi conversion.
Is nov worth about three pea cent. per annull,
Tor the current rate loY 3-zp ici.,.s IS not tea,
than ssaf par cent. p,.nitt. and before lie asli
The premium ON six pel ceni. |. = sloeks was
over twenty per cent. II Will be seen that tAe
actual proai on this loan, 81 Ia present tnag A,t
rate, is not less than ten per cent. I.er unnu,n
It's Exemption from Al.ilt Or iuultipal
IdAailoR.
But aside from all the advantages We have emu
meraied, special Act of Congress e.re0pts ~
bondo md 1ftaspy NOTES from 5ocal turatsoss Oh
the average, this exemption Is worth ABOUT two
per cent. Per anGun, according the rate o., tax
alton II various parts OF the country,
/, IS believed that no securities offer so a,aal
inducements TO lenders as those issued bv the,
government. In all other forms OF indebtedness
the faith or ability of private parties, or stock
companies, or separate communities, only, is
pledged for payment, while the whole property of
the country is held sscure the discharge of all
the obligations Of the United States
Whiie the Government. offers The most liberal
terms for its loans, it believes that the very
strongest appeal win be to the loyalty and pa.r-
otism of the people.
? to the z4th OF September the subscription
to 'hls loan amounted to over
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
EW HARDWARE STORE,
j. A. DAVENPORT.
Dealer in Hardware, Iron and Nails Farm
ing (mD,empnfs of all E;nds

Shelf and Riiders Ha-iaa. Pocket and
1atle Cutlsvy, CT
y Brady Street, betweet rort and Second,
FARMERS OF SCOTT COUNTY Asp BUILD
- Frs generally, are particularly nvited 20 call
and xarnine my stock Of goods before purchas
ing elsewhere Quick sales ansi small
profits SINS motto. ond intend 10 csrrv II
out. All goods warranted just a. representa- :
hs0cmber the placA snd give I cali.
j q QAvENPOR1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

-, WIN : fair and free election, Lincolni,m
bsr -. - wiped out evsrywhes in Novem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
FRENCH,S HOTEL.

On The k.voneaa Pun, afosite tie CITY HaN
Ptfk, o.. Of fraattort ssyet,
NeW york
spacious Refectc Y, Bath Rooms and Barber
shop, Bedrooms warmed gratis, and only one
BED IN ! room. Il, not believe rumors or hack
men who say We d G full. Sersa . are not al
lowed to receivept qnisites. apl5-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
UDprescntabie jaeads
- y Mowen. beautiiied BY the Operation Of
ch1jotadoro's hairnvo

. ~" 2Ul5EIhIIVsI OF
Chsjotadoro's ajrovo.
which, without the slightest tro,lIe 80.
the hair OF the head whiskers. r u,ons.ac,'.. -
shade OF brown or the most perfect black I,ad,s.
can use u without soilDg their fingers II i ,hs
most expeditions bair aye IN the world, and ,he
oa't one rec ron every poisonous ingred;ent
vegetable principle. 1'sns
s"rsssaas0s's Aats- Preventative.
Fa'uaD'e adtanct to tie Dye, in dressing ana
rfop,oiiig the growth and perfect health u ~.
ma. aiid = Itself, xnen used aloae-a sa,epu.rd
'1si projects the itres iron. decay sauer II ~
cumsianeea and under all climates. ua,n,.....-
81 " :. GHsIsTADoao 10. y Aston uous.. 4 =
sosd ~ ~ dsssgteeA Appuo1 ~ II ~ ~ s.a Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

Hotels AND BOARDING.
MISSISS HOUSE.

MISSISS IFFI HOUSE
III ENRY HA JpT, PROPRIETOR. HE
11recommends lis conveniently arranged no
tel to all travellers and also to city boar,lcrs, as
surfing them that nothing will be wanting to
promote the welfare of his guests and TO make
their stay with Him pleasant and agreeable
He also recommends his well stocked bar which
is.supp.. ] ,.t'H tac choicest liquors and wines.
Dunn. ~ l..Ai.ing al 10 O'clock. lei II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11
Tobacco 0sseF s.ssYs.

Groceries, Flenr 4 Feed Store.
VIE tADnkSlGNED REs,I'kt GULLY IN
j. FORMS THE citlzens oi scott and adjoining
Counties that be will consi. i keen ii Is, New
Store, corner OF Second and scott Streets a good
assortment oi Grocel'ses, Flour and Feed which
he Will always sell at the lowest market price
Highest price pad for farm produce. Goods
delivered tree OF charge in city limits.
Oct. ls--dAwlyi SAM'L c. YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

az Tie following priees Present use Ale end
s sf by he bhl., - hall Dbl, 81 % quarter
f@,-o nioe. Ale and Porter l,y the i,il. e. Id,
o.i-5 sit9 quarter, 81 80
fp 1i. dl n a r, sr+,4,,,,x.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-11

IN any quantity on The shortcs, notice. Orders
from the country filed with dispatch and deliv.
cred at the depot. steamboat, landing and in al
parts of the city free Of charge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

RelIe RaIds Hnahand.

Harding. wbo married shs fanoxs
rebel spy, Belle Boyd, in Earope, vwss
esptared In Msrtinsbugg, We. .on The "a
inst Harding formeIy belonged 10 the
United States Navy ssd was placed %
board the prize steamer Greyhoand (on
weish Belle Boyd was passenger.l with
the instruction 20 carry the yesasI into
one of oar porsss bas "a the tFis he
permitted the captain sef the Grey ybound
to ssespe.for whiehsit-is said, be was dis
mIaaedfrom the service. HardinR's rrla-
tives reside in Brooklyn, New York, and
be ztfeges that they are dispIeasA4 with
him on account Of his marriars with
Bel elHarding asserts u q: his wife is still
10 EaroPe and : writing History Of her
Life and adventures, ard that be Is en-
gaged nsvritiug novel, the title Of
which Is "The Wreck Hardinzs gives
asa reason for going to Martinsburg
that be wished TO bring away bis sister.
in-Iaw, Mamie Boyd, who be desired 10
take North for the purpose Of educating
her. His statements are discrsdited.
however, and the military authorities be-
Ieve that Belle herself is lurking 4 ONE
where in the vicinity ia which Harding
was captured. Harding brags Of his
wealth, bat when searched onft 4l4wss
found upon him He is nediam-sized
man, with dark hair, dark. hazel ewes.
and thin, smooth face. he dresses tssts-
fully IN broadcioth, wears AtsiI1 bsa-
wers, and carries cane 81 q5dsawof
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
MunIaeent aIfs % Cen. Grant.


The people Of Philadslphia have eel.
lested the sum Of $4,000, with Which
they propose 70 purchass a residence for
Gen Grant Including this, The pres
ents this favorits has received during
the war have cost not less than $50. 600.
which fact, perhaps as we'll as any ssker,
shows tbs estimation In which he 10 held
BY the American people Indianapolis
Journal
Thsre Is no danger Of the American
people violating the Scripture injunc-
ton, FOR unto every one that hath
shall be giyea, and he shall have Abun-
dance" Gen. Grant, il seems 70 rs, has
been petted and promoted fully eommen-
sGrAie with bis merits, great as thsy may
be- aud 80 le1g as there are thousands
Of families in The land actually suffering
fo- the necessaries OF life, b@~auss those
upon whoa they de2endsf for, support
haze given their livss in support Of the
Government i is in exceeding bad
taste to be heAping presents Of money
upon one who has already reserved to
safety. The people Of Philadelphia
should taru their Hberalisy IN channel
that viii be productive of nore good.
It maybe, however, that they are invest
ing in Gen- Grsas with the expectation
that the investment three OF foar ysars
hsace, will yield large and profitable re-
turns Probably they anticipate hat bs
viii become President, in which e.sa
they imagine he viii recoIlect the
$50, 600 house and the adags that q One
good turn deserves another s53 w
The Mcclellan mansion iu New York
C1ty proved al uaprostable izvsstusut
Ihs PAihdslphians should take warn
'lassos Il LGses bEa q 5sf1i sxad 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

CINCINNATI, Dec 10.
: FL4uR-Dulh and prices unchanged.
WHEAf-in tsir asmsnd; Red, 2oS1ap7
White. 2 2S(1s IS.
= CGRS-in seed demand nsvIsAr / o5aiIo
old ear sSesI 50 -
oAfS-S&sSSe.
RaNlSa q Wu Ee
wHfsKT-ACrs Hrfn, vita D speculative de-
mAnd.
MSS PoRk-90oe hbis ssld last svsnisE 81
-oO. City is now held a. a 0o.
LAhp-eslE
bgLk hKArs-Hst utsis dctag in bulk or
20 s.tssr 9uiet; Il T5 for 30 poza5 aver
5AoS1kIkS Firm Ccrse E-1ts "
CLOVES SEED-Advanced toYIS
FLAX SEED-sso
p Lhs rtyer has ALLAN sight inchax s;n.. non,
yssssresyf -ssxtssa hst ese1 fachss w~s-s = -.
ehAansl. Weather cle1ay. IL has 49, r.i,Sr. .
Al ne nsraiaS. weire fraxe % seos as Il ssli'
Bar. - 50.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
Sew rork Soon Markst,.

.EDOO u va br sNEw Yeas, De-. 10.
CoTT0S--eaiet at 81 p
FL0UH-S1eady ana rmfher snorp aefue. 10 =,
$50 - for extra State 10 ss@lB sa for ruuud
hoop ohBo. Hs ss4 = s..l - - -
WHsAf-Quist and arm no rseuipss No.
cesS@se sprlnxs 81 Winter Bed Wssssrn 20.
1RxE-NominAl. - -. -
- hAR6Ef--zsSaaz hssseF
CoRN-ouist and steady, a. a08l 81 for mixsd
Western. sA8 ~ ~ z. 4
oATs-DuN: ess9l OF for Western
.fN.hs--ktTzasrs And decidedly higher; 20 ea6s
Nes5s or one yeAr dos % eoS9se Is Aor Prims.
bAkn-Firm at aIi.astSs
q NllSAl II - Ter Western quiet and drm.-
fEIkoLkUA-Dun and nominal. ~
SroCKS-Strongsr.
tM0NET-aa-s - 1sa r.--.
~GUIR4 IS - q -tz e Az -tsf AtE5
GOVERNMENT sToCKs-ss. ussl. eor,sn.
oos4; do, 81, 81; sos. coupons, 90; 10 s0s
eoHpons. j olss One Year Certificates, aT5s
7-SCs, ISSts 70. = lot - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
Thursday
Afternoon Report.
'SHER RMAN.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Sherman in Communica-
ton with the Fleet.
Dispatches Received from
Gen. o. o. Howard.
Sherman's Army in Fine
sia Spirits.
n
Z a r u $ -!
e148 o.
Savannah Reported Cap
Hat tured!
Fleet Firing Guns Over the
- .sH Great Event!,s
omes.l psspassS...

OmsaaA DfsPasehsaa
WAsHISGros, Dec 'l5.--Ths follow.
ing was received last night from Port
Royal Harbor ria Fl Monroe;
Hon. @. RsIlss, See. ofths Macy:
! baye just recsiysd communication
from sherman's army be Il in few
miles at Savannah, asd 10 fine spirits.
! shall bring ~ ny AvAilabls force 70
z tsig1nled1 J.A'DauloarS, DRY
aasoIg sns ,ry Reerg Admiral
A bearer Of dispatches from Dahlgren.
arrived there this morning With the fol.
lowing in mportans dispatch for the Sec
fetary Of the Navy: ~ '''a-
8 80 a.0 FLAG SHIP PHILADELPHIA, !
d Port Royal, Dee. L.
Hon Gideon Weliss, Ssey Nary.
SIR--It is my happinsss 10 apprise The
Department that Sherman with bis army
is near Savannah, aud I am in eom ma.
nieation with him.
La view of his probable arrival, l had
stationed several steamsra At different
points and had comedown 70 Telfair YES.
terday, ia order TO be at hand. | had 10
wait many hoara
The lines at this point worked so
naoiy that Il was inposiibta 20 get the
report eomplsse.---ED' JocKSAL.
, HEADe'Rs AEsx OF TuK TgSsKssEE.
Near Savannah Canal, Ca.
10 the Commander y. s. Forces near
iSdsanaaA
sIE-Ws have met With perfect sue.
cess thus far. Our troops are In ene
spirits and nsar savaunah. s.ss s~a
lSignedl 0. o. HowARD,
Major General.
The hope is expressed that the De-
partment will commend Capt Duncan
and his companions to the Honorable
Secretary of War fer some mark ofappro-
baton, for their success ia establishing
mpnieaLioes between Gen. Sherman
and the aeet Il was an enterprise that
fequlAd skill and courage. ae~
+ (Sigaedl l J. A. DAHL6REx.
Rear Admiral
The following, IRON letter from Ger.
Sherman before be started upon bis
naroh. - iows not only that he reached
the point At which he aimed, but ac.om.
plished the.dlthcalt work some gwslvs or
htteendays earlier than be expected.
MAkYLAND CirY, Nov. ).
10 CupL PenRock: as .adssa
In . few days shall be OF for salt
water and hope 10 meet nv old friend,
ID. u. Porter, again. Win you be lind
enough 20 tell him 70 look out Tor me,
about Christmas, from Hilton Head 20
savahasae w. Z. SHERxAE,
.n,fl1g.,g - - Major General
t{Ihat Sherman had captured Savan-
nah before the steamer which brought
the shove dispatch had fairly got out of
Port Royal, 10 probable, from the fact
that the MESSENGER, who reached here
this morning, SAYS that, when coming
out Of the hafhor, and too late to CON.
munieate By signal, the whole feet be
gan 20 ire salates, aud vessels were
being gaily.F decorated With Gags in
honor of some great victory. ? :
Ihs opinion prevailed aboard the
steamer that since che left the wharf
news had reached the same, of the fall
OF SavanuAh 254 sf@u fasrg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
SALE.

DT oRpER OF THE coCKT or coMsIes
state Of IndianA win sell AZ rriv2s "a Tst Ts
I. IN Wa Bztss' sus-diSfsson q Lctsf Ees rs a.s
lS, In the erigsal plaz ef ths city Of Ezszxr.fis
betng tventJ-fys net fruit by nlnsty set ds~..
a5s sttzAse1 on VIVA ssrssf. betwsea ss1ood asd
BalAz<h- 1srEa=-0ns-Azf ezzh. snd on,-s.I,
- tsssvs noaksss wsss fnszrsss, sse = ; -
r u. .fsos1 JNo. .J.caAxDLEI
-ssslqGos e. zs1fs eIH - IN~r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
i&hade Treea.

visa - cs4l tts sess-cizl sftsztlon of s-v~ rg.f
zsns te oey stock % oraAraentzi shads Tee. ssr
slds yalk pizssisg- ea4 fsFlish Tres 81 500
thea, a. dszlrsd- h Trees rai.sd IN ~
Ers n sssssr Adaptsd - sEAsd aha snnr.sw sesse
Assy psrsons, ~ho ssss srss1 botk, ,sirI ,.sss.is
ox1sS b. Isrtsr WIN bs prcnptfv xstsrse1l :.
Aees.s9 1ler eSosGk b. B0wEE,
osts erssosaf ottT Hurssrsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
Cooperation of Gen. Fostse--Impor-
tNSaNPosIttana Held 81 -

t1 Positions Held
y NKaToRK, Dec. t5.lThe Hsrdid's
Hilton Head CORRESPONDENT of the Sth
says: The list Of casualties IN The battle
Of Honey HlH has been received and
reduced to 40. Itis only half a mile
from the Savannah and Charleston rail-
road, and fro 7 ourrfrout not only the
whistle of the locomotive but the ruuab-
ling of the train can be dizsinctly heard.
We have taken possession Of landing
at Gregory = HlAntatioa, on EAe T1lhfa.
my river, which was evacuAted in hurry
when oar troops advanced. 6 From
thence the supplies are forwarded te
the frent A detachment was landed
at hoekys plantation Wednesday morn
ing. which proceeded up the opposite
shore from Gfegefss b plantasion ana
are entrenched on point there for the
protection Of our flank The gunboats
alsa cooperate Tor the protection Of
our tanks and fsndfngs, and the Naval
Brigade under Commodore Preble: is
doing efficient ssrvics. ass,eg-ss
Zen. Hatch went 70 the front from
Boyd's neck on Wednesday morning.
By rapid and strsgstic movement
from right 70 left We hare succeeded IN
gaining position from which, We. can
command, As soon As our hesvy guas
get up, two bffdges4nd. soAre miles oi
the Savannah Faiirosd, even if We do no;
occupy the road isaeE. 50 sA'sa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

aas savannah Reported Captured.
PsuADELPHIA, Dec.9 I5.-The eve
ming telegraph has Just received The
following specials Fqs9.1rr-
NksHfSeroS, Dec. IS .~-Another scout
has arrived from Sherman's army with
dispatches 70 the President He reports
Savannah captured on the fOsh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

MoSTsKaL, Dec, 15.--The conduct Of
Judge .Carales and the Chief Of Police
Is denounced. The latter is accused Of
completely Investigations are going on
in the Council It is thought be will be
dismissed. s4aI