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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

nFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COM
~ pany 1877 and l69 Hester street. of Elizabeth,
New York Dec &C. 1S63The annual election for thirteen
directors Of this company viii be held Monday the lth
day Of January next from II TO IL O'Clock A. NJ, At the
once Of the company
The book win be- closed until after The election
THOMAS K LEES. Secretary.
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THE ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, -.
CHAruAu sorARr. ". Y, Jan. 1884.
Notice 4 hereby given that on and after MoSd Jsn "
an on Monaay Wednesday and Saturday from 70 r NJ
BY order. ". d. VAN PELT President
J. r. COOPER, President
THE sUSQuEHANNA AND WYOMING VALLEY
Ralroad and Coal Company, No. 4s Pine street New
York, December Is 1Sd3-rhe annual meeting OF stock
holders and election for directors will be he'd At he once
company Tuesday the 26th day Of January next
al O'Clock IN. THOMAS LLOYD. Secretary.
THE SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY WILL HOLD AN
eecting q new landlord. NJ ERLAHDsEN, Secretary.
FINE ARTS.
RCHBIsHoP HUGHEa. CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
~ of the late Bishop Hughes for sale ~ the view tvA
Photographic Companys salesrooms seS brosoWey, ~ :,
Nh PAINTINGS WITHOUT FRAMES, PAINrBD BY
" celebrated European artist, cheap t.r CASH. from "
A ". until 4f ~, NJ No. Rvington street =, y.upr
,rIr RUgGLEs' GENs.--A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION
~ inatue Paintings Of American scenery, Tainted
Cgccly from natare Nv RnRglss- on esh lblron AZ
III cR0WErs, Stj Broadway.
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TINTED STATES KxCisE sALE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
u Is hereby given that tie following articles. 10 VIII two
large Watts containing soap seyea Frames led WITH soap,
three Grease forty boSes Soap md ali other goods
and property in the premises known IS IS John street,
Brooklyn NY have been dsrainet TOR nonpayment
and that 40 tfOty) said will lie sold
ct public the 9th day OF January 1854 At IL
clock OF that dav the auction OF George Cook,
Esq.,, al Broadway, New YORK city
F SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector
Thirty second district New YORK, lS0 Broadway.
The above sale IS ad ouFned 10 the llh instant at he
same time and place. s. SHOOK, Collector.
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PERSONAL.

4 KIND HOME DESIRED FOR GOOD GIRL, AGED
n 3 well brought up and with good education. Address
Home Herald once
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OFFICE OF THE MAsTERTON. SMITH 4 sIEcLAIRl
~ STONE DREssiNG COMPANY,
Foot OF East Twenty ninth street. ,
The annual meeting Of the OF the above Com
will be he ~ the companys Office Wednesday the
18th The election OF seven trustees for the pre-
sent The poll will be open from TO ii clock A. M
Transfer books will be closed from date 70 4h instant
By order. ALEXANDER MILNE, President
NFw YoRK. Jan. 2, 1854
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JAMES NJ. MILLER, AUCTIoNEER-pEREMPTOR
81 sale.The two valuable four story brick Stores nnd
Dwellings lS4 and l36 Ninth will Do sold Of AUCTION
on Tuesday January at IL o'clock at the Merchants Ell
change Salesrooms Ill Broadway BY J. NJ MILLER Auc
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Dated Nsw YoRK. Jan. l, 1854.

~ This day at l0 o'clock at the corner OF frankfort
and William street, Nar.haps saeTSn nsh ners wsson
Trunks Clothing vaises. Csrpe. Bsgs Groseries, Dr.
Goods and Shoes Skates &C. one bay Horse; also
one covered bakers wagon;, BY order q i,ro, 49,,
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ITO MILITARY EQUIPMENT MAgERs.-A GENERAL
Mass Meeting OF the above viii be held Saturday
evening January g. t o'clock in the Bowery Garden An
Interested invited 20 attend. BY order.
GEORGE 7. LoRiGAN, President
EEs oS ooS.Sr' JH'' Secretaries.
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HUDSON RIVER RAIIkoAD.-TRAINs FOR ALBA
Ill nv, Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
At and and 10, and 10 ~ Y NJ, and on SUNDAY
At b22 r. NJ from 1hireh Tickets DO procured
al any u the Offices Of wBsTCOTrs Express New yors
and BROOKLYN and baggage checked the house TO all points
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NEW vGgK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD :
IN Increased accom- modations Trains for Albany and
Troy the North and wes leave Twenty street depot
at 10 A. NJ. and AIS r. NJ .,r,,
Sunday trail ms leave New York for Albany AS NJ,
and Albany for New York at p15AM.
JOHN BURCHTLL. Superintendent
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u wanted this morning; also two good job hands
accustomed 10 city work Apply 70 BAKER GOODWIN.
No Spruce
, 1864-12-01

Gfto,, OoD{o;na ofr3,foen 1e4 Tfoufononfc
n',c9 ."psHn' - esn -os 1.,-
and eighty"t"o "a Lientenants. they mao
committed various otIenses, such as making
,enr,r e,Jn recc;r;n~ Money mishehav;or hcfnro
49,. 49, .a.e,1,.. - a.sn1-,ao. -,,tt ~
the enemy, eamnl1ng anu drinking "1tn en-.
listed men, &C., DC. Fifteen we're convicted
Of drunkenness. Nearly al Of these men were
dismissed from the se1sice* One western
Major, for sending q cbanenge.to fight . duel,
vas scntenccd to be cashlered. 6nt tne sen
teacc was mitigated to rcprtmand.
Boards for the examination of officers o1
colnlnissary, quartermasters snd pay depart
ments have been established In different parts
Of the country, so as to embrace all military
divisions.
The navy department. has been olnclaly IN,
, 1864-12-01

Military and General News Items.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.1
WARRINGTON, Wednesday, Nor. 20.
Richmond papers Of Monday have been re-
ceiyed, but they contain not a word about
Sherman. -'.'*
The firing in the vicinity Of Dutch Gap was
brisker than usual yesterday morning, but
the dead lock on the James River is still un-
broktn.
There are vague rnmors in the city to-day
that Gen. Pope is to have an important com
mand in the Army Of the Potomac.
The Presidents Message, and nearly all the
reports Of the Secretaries, are in the hands Of
the printers. .,.- -
The city is filing up fast With Congressmen
and other officials.
It is positively asserted tonight that the
President has appointed Judge Holt Attorney
General.
Ex-Secrctary Chase is expected here to-
MORROW or the day after.
Judge Bates and family leave for st. Louis
tomorrow morning.
The designations Of the following named
officers have been accepted by the President,
to take effect today: Maj. Gen. John A.
McCle,nand, Of Illinois; Brig. Gen. Il. E.
.payne, of Wisconsin; Gen. Neil Dow, o1
Maine.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Nov. 3o,-Thc
official rcport to the Navy Department shows
that extraordinary efforts were made by the
steamer Atlanta as well rs BY those On board
the Florida to save the latter vessel, and It
WAS only when the impossiblity ofprcyenting
her from sinking became apparent that fur
%1,ar o&& 10 4.-aro @fa1donnd
The records Of court martials In the cases oi
forty eight officers. arc officially promulgated.
! These include twenty Colonels, three Majors,
, 1864-12-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Hon. George Thompsonss Address
Military 1ntel1igence-S0ldier Shot.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
sPH1HaF1ELp, Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1864.
Hon. George Thompson addressed large
meeting III the Hall Of Representatives last
night. Coz. Yates presided and introduced
the speaker with few appropriate remarks
After the address collection WAS taken up
for the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid Society
Mr.. Thompson will be in st. Louis on Friday
mud will speak in that city on Friday or Sat
urday evening, as the public may desire.
he leaves here tomorrow evening and stops
Mt Alton, in order to visit the locality where
tho cclebrnted 1oyejoy was martyred. He Il
the guest Of Gov. Yates while here.
Ono hundred and twenty recruits for the
9Th Illinois cavalry left Camp Butler 70
Wasliugto today:
by some person unknown near the st Nfcho'
las hotel last night. The ball entered the
back below the shoulder little on the lefl
side Of the spine and has not yet been ex'
tracted. He belongs to Co. E, LAG I'll. Vols.
and resides at Mendota, where his father
John Scullen also lives. The man who shoa
him 1t Is supposed did SO because the soldier
pushed against him.
Richard Foltz, Of Atlanta, Logan county
charged with passing counterfeit United
States postal currency, was brought before
U. s. Commissioner l.. B. Adams, Esq, yes
te5day. He waived an examination and was
bound in the sum Of one thousand dollars fol
lis appearance at tue next term Of the q. 8
District Court.
The asth md Goth colorcd regiments 1ef
here to-day for Washington. One hundred
and fifty seven recruits and substitutes lef
here today for the front.
The Illinois State Journal, of this city, vii
come out In enlarged form tomorrow.
, 1864-12-01
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER /, 1861.

by trade, and for sometime an employe of D.
Ford, of this city, while in a fit Of insanity,
committed suicide, yesterday, By jumping
neck was broken. Bad health and financial
difficulties arc said to ha7e induced insanity,
which led to the fatal and melancholy act
S1r. Miller was unmarried. His relatives re-
side In Philadelphia.
CA1Ro, Nov. 9.-The steamer A1agonia from
New Orleans the cath, has arrived. Papers
contain no news. Weather very cold. Ice
nearly IN inch thick. Gen. LaWler came up
to Memphis.
, 1864-12-01
FROM SIdERIIAN'S Nl4ARC9H.
Rebel Accounts-what Pryor says
His Views Of Sherman aud his Un-
dcrtnkinc-THc Latest Situation.

Esu yonr wedncs3,v Nov oo-Roo,,
D. --;roa 1,n-o ~, .,,o..,,o ,a e..
-, ~ ~. 1.4t'sc 14.s ns '9 10 -nS an ".s
taken 10 RI. La1a yette. nc econ1sou1ctst Inc fe
port that he had said Macon and l1illedge
vile had been captured and that Augustn hi
probably fallen. He says Sherman Is tue
nb3est officer in our army, and that the South
las more to fcar from his movements thar
those In progress elsewhere. A. to the South.
ern Refugees IN this city LIE said they had act
Cd dlsgT4eeiuly;
ihe Norsr* fotomae Atnig correspondent
sPeaklnS OF Tue capture oi hoger Il: TryoI
says: ffyor appears ser5 Sangulne o. sao u
Hma1e success ol tne ieoelHon, anu liulcu!es
INC luea .! ouI putting lalla IN t4g state
menls OF aeser1ers ana le!ngees; 4o ooes
not appear 10 oc nuch east Gown " nls pres
enl 1hlsaasent41e, out regh4us lue ueaus
aseo ~ stc41e ~ capture ~ not atsictty III
accoluance VIII Tue coue OF Honol, anu as
n1o[e pa1tic!la!ly ee'e1e ~ ~ case, Us ug
nau used hls ln4uence 70 secu.e Luz lelease q
hurnrlaec ona prevent t1s tGeulfeuce VI sneu !
1Gs.ptMee W tAc lcpctst ~ 4a1 eaansca nut
t1t11e n appearance s.uee 44st H. y" 3 9lln
~ washington. ~ eonttaas tua5 inc Siec'
eIoH u Llue4in u Jast "I!aL 'uS auu1u "Lsneu'
ano ai1nougn ApplTHenstsss ss 11aa @ ~ aay plo,
t'g tung ne "uI anotnsl ious 5eai3S' ueG.aIes
.nAt II has unitea tnelr pcopE. auu seauelea
thc pFooablllttes Of tneir utllnate SUCCESS
mucn sleateT. Ae "ou!o gleAo3 lulol1aauon 10
apout Snernan or Tue oPelatlons III tae
snennnuoaA 'a11ey, anu naa inu'spostu ~
converse upon any subject conncctea "lth
"rm5 ~ nnosemen1s: 1u..,;,x4o o.o.,n, NV,
, 1864-12-01

New YonK, Wednesday, .EoT. ao--By the
steamer Fort Morgan we have late advlcea
from the Gulf. Five OF our gunboats lie in
Mobile hay, on}y- three miles from the city
Tie rebels have important carthworks 1T
IL bclow the city, at Dog River Bur.
LaW1essness prevails at BaEdad, on the
Mexican side OF the Rio Grandc.
An expeditionary Union force, under Lieut.
Col. 'Ster1iee, ed Maine cavalry, lately cap,
turcd company OF rebels and 8 number o1
small arms ut Caryer Bridge.
, 1864-12-01

ronox1o, c. n, Wcdnesday, Nor. 60
poi, a';ot Burley, was before the Court to-
5av The particular charge against him was
abandoned, snd be was discharged. Hc WAS
at at nl,ce rc.arrested on fresh warrant, charg-
fG,r him With being connected with the Lake
Etc pirntical affair. He will be brought into
court again tomorrow.
, 1864-12-01
Nlt'TRE: OE' THaE REBEL PLOT.
Extensive InccndInry Fire In New
Eork-l.Mtlbcr Yard Deatroyeo-Loss
100000.

New YORK, Nov. 30.-A fire broke out this
morning about half past four O'Clock, which 1t
is said was clearly the work Of incendlaries,
in the lumber yard of Ogden & Co., In Hubert
street. One-third ef the block was destroyed.
Among the sufferers were a number Of fami-
lies, who. occupied the, dwellings adjoining;
rus was used. and it is thought the intention
was to destroy the government warehouse
adjoining, where immense quantities Of army
clothing a1e stored.
LATER.
NEy YonK, Wednesday, Nov. D.-The
mohppany lumber yard Of Ogden s. Co.,
which was almost totally destroyed By fire
early this morning, occupied one-thlrd OF the
block on Washington street, between Hubert
and Beach, and extended through to West
street. occupying the whole block on Hubert
street between Washington and West streets.
The ward was filled with IN immense stock OF
mnhopnnv and valuable timber. valued at
s15O.W The fire was discovered in the cen
tie Of the yard by sergt Farrel, who at onSe !s9
gave the alarm. The origin OF ne ire Is s1.ll ~
yestjratio1 made, there is no doubt that it
was fScendiary, and but another act in tie di:
abolical plot to lay the city IN ashes: There
are no lights used In the yard, which Is str1ct-
II watched and guarded. Il is supposed that
some combustible material was thrown BY
fbe Incepaiary into the midst OF the lumber.
In the vicinity Of the lumber Jard, within
half a block. is IN immense government ware
5eas {5a sest ete IN s % st nesna,r aaa i
~ to destroy this, but no access could be
esnsd to SsRg s4g{n n efRst s d gfa ss
stanta{ oH ~ mRo1e i3lock. Including the ware
eGyye 6eF ya1q naa aaG eopo1dsed S It
miracle apy portion "is - saSsa Eso1er st6e1n 5e %
ct"1;ary. Int no clue has been ATTAINED that
NAV lead to his Identification:
'Sa ct aaGs dsg Pesh os tMe n
19ygt1 BY tns PotSSe 20 tSs p poa fire. The s asthor
ss making actiys saettiSns; f1ns r1S SayoI o.
.HopJ vo'1 ~ Is O00 for the detection Of one o.
more m incendla1ies. The rewards now offered
an9naNt no. MondaT NJ torpedo vas found in berth
of III he Sound Sound steamer City Of New Lonaon
sd been htd Ted S9Ss sq5 Sscs *as ei,ss sain
IN hoaTd lust before she was to start for New
| York on Saturday night.
, 1864-12-01

tEaf ZNFkh u
A-Vv-. 10y
Especial Dispstch to the Ch.cago Trtbune.1
NASHVILLE. "Wednesday. Nov. .%-Midutcht
our 4roona have eyarnated Ca,u,oh;a md
c,s,,'-.;,1o ~ ,.st - t,,oa, x-tt1,a-o1r
ene!os VIE 4ne M9s u tnsn "4.n't.e" n,
the bridge across Duck River. There is now
mn connection by BRIDGES between the north
a.,a eo,,.1, 10 oftha ~,Eo- snmao ofon, srt,l.
ano eoue. s.1e " eas ''se' -.
lefy Was le1t upon tne SCUM sue, otaer"lse
the withdrawal was attended with little loss.
81 far. none of the cnemv's infan,rv arc
,S.+ - a. ~ sa ~ ~. s;da Tha -,~or ,,a. o+oon
nuV"u ~ ~ w 49,. - ~ ~..s..1s =. Ns:csp
panks. al present II Is 1ofuao4e II se's 'e"
places. 4 portion Of Forests cavalry are on
thfs side, and hare made their appearance at
sovcra1 n.nints a3nnu the Tennessee and Ain.
ls.a ' amAoaa r 1,s..-e., .1,,s e,tI a.d
p Dau4 80 49,.
Duch RIVER, ~ iha' uanis ~ tnat
road are Obliged to move with much
Chattauooca Railroad is still uncnt. The
+ra,n x,,3cS 1aft bera reste,dov - m reached
n..a.."Ias;n ~. Ss.t.: 49, - ~ t-s,a - .r,s,e.
tnAt ttapooea Ii ea'et3. Anc up t.an. "1neu
lett Chattanooga at iA p. m. yesterday was
delayed all night at Tullahoma by report
fhr,s,,or len miles south of Mnrffershnro.
s,, w. er.,,s s a.,,,sw =. :.
a Small party OF tne enemy were actually 81
TINT point and burned IN Immense pile OF
wood there, but did very little damage to the
track. The train came On and reached this
es...st. r,,o 800. ,.a.o 1.sa..-s,tsh -
eA'' .. ~ e"e"' "e'e 0a'"" ~ 10
near the rahroad At seseFal ponfs, and we
doubt not it will be cut tonight. No trains
VII 70 out tomorrow. The civ Is full Of all
sorts of rn,nors INT vou NAV re1r u,,on The
ts.,t1, ~ ~ 49,. ~ tota,za.,+
, 1864-12-01

Falling OF pnrt OF the New Capltt
"all-Clinsbtng Into n LcGislatul
by 1adderBs

EfRkON1 lf&LAApASVINs
Falling OF pnrt OF the New Capitol
Wall-Climbtng Into n Legislature
by LADDER.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, Wis, Wednesday. Nov. 80. >
Yesterday afternoon about onc-quarter Of
the rotunda in the center of the new capitol
fell with great crash, smashing the passage
way connecting the different wings Of the
capital. Tie full is said to have been fore
seen short time ago, and good prccautlon
taken. No one was injured, though there was
aeycral marrow escapes Tie fall Of the wall
was owing to the fact that portion had been
put up too rapidly in order to get IT a1l under
cover this fall, aud 1t froze up as soon Us
built. When the weather moderated several
feet were. afterwards built on the top Of it,
and when 1t thawed ont, the mortar not hav-
ing set could not stand the pressure. After
careful examination By the architect, Dir.
Mix, he thinks the rest Of the work Is not
affected by the accident, and no cause for fur
thcr pprchenslon exists. The only present
means Of access to the Assembly Chamber or
Supreme Court Is by ladders placed on the
outside.
, 1864-12-01

Sending Rebel Troops to Georgia
bragg In Command of the Depart
ment Of North Carolina

NEwBEnS, n. C., Nov, e7.-H is reported
lint all the available rebel forces at Whining
ton and other points in this Stnte ere moving
to the assistance Of Gcorgia.
Gen. Bragg has been assigned to the De-
r,artment Of North Caro1ina, which consti-
1utes his command.
The rebel papers Of this statc report the
Abandonment Of the Wilmington expedition
ly the Union forces, which appears to give
Gov Vance is figuring for admission into
the rebel Senate, with prospects of SUCCESS.
, 1864-12-01

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 30.-srhe
mail steamer from City Point reports that
heavy artillery and musketry firing was heard
carly yesterday morning on the north side OF
the Ja,ncs river, in the vicinity Of Dutch Gap,
The gunboats were also supposed to be at
wo,k. The firing had nearly ceased at II
NEW Yons. Wednesday, Nov. D.-rhe Her.
ads Army OF the Potomac correspondent Of
the 28th says more firing than usual was in
du1ged In on the eth. In the evening the
rebels fired from tile advanced point Of their
new line, just beyond the famous Bermuda
Hundred tower. Our gunboats replied aud
the af1air was Terminated.
Tic 1Fibune's Army Of the James special
says the rebels hive exhibited IN -incrca sed
firing for two Or three days, at the supposed
completion OF Gen. Buffers canal. Our fir
ing from Brady's has succeeded in silencing
completely their mortar battery with which
they so long annoyed our working party.
They have about one hundred negroes at
work, daily, erecting works in the rear Of
Fort Gilmore, which fronts Harrison, aud
constructing nn interior line runnin., from the
point between their abandoned Fort Jackson
and the river. They haye in front Of Harrd
pose Increasing the number. Movements Of
their troops have BEEN IN preparation this af-
ternoon and actually begun since dark to-
night. >
On the morning Of the a6th firing WAS quite
brisk, mIsketry participating, but no battle
ensued. Rebel deserters report Ewell's corps
gone South. Throughout all of the 9Th the
rebel firing On the Dutch Gap canal was un-
commonly heavy and persistent NO damage
was done. For an hour in the afternoon they
delivered severe fire upon Fort Brad5, but
no damage Was done there.
Gen. Butler has Issued an order that Major
D. B, White, 81st New York Volunteers, can
not have the place Of sut1er in this army. He
eays"a field officer leaving the service Tolan-
here. If they have no more respect for the
service they hare left they will find the Off
cers haye.h White was scrt out of the De-
partncnt.. Although in some instances the
turkeys, &C., did not reach the. soldiers in
time for dinner on Thursday, they did the
next day, and the soldiers ate them with fnll
as much relish and thankfu1ness.
, 1864-12-01
POSTSCRIPT.
4:3o O'CLOCK, a. II.
FROM NEW YDBE6.

Our Midnight DisPatch-Latestf from
Shermnn-Pos1tton Of Ills Columns
on the 22d-The Wnr in Virginia.
Washington and Now fork General
, 1864-12-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS, MADISON
AND SPRINGFIELD.
Cur New York Midnight Dispatch--
The Military Situation.
Interesting Washington and New
York Intelligence.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1

highly Important NcxyB from the
Campaign In Tcnnc~stc-Thc Rebels
Occupy Colurnbln-Hfnttersa at Nush-
yt11c-TTlQt Hood mAT Intend.
, 1864-12-01
Our Forces Evacuate Colun1-
bia and Shelbyvil1e.
The War in the South
Brilliant Victory Near
Port Hudson.
Gen. Lees Official Report Of the Cap
ture Of 200 Rebels.
HANDSOME ACHIEVEMENT NEAR
Observation-Disclosures OF
REBEL SCOUTS.
More Of the Rebel Incendi-
ary Plots at Memphis.
4 PREMIUM FIXED FOR ARSON
AND INCEh hDIARISM.

disastrous Inccadfnry Fire in
New York Xcstcrt1ny-
Loss 4l5O,OG0.
, 1864-12-01

DIR. WARBEN
Kemaius ut the 1lntteson House till De-
ce.nbcr 9Th, 1861.
~ pr. y. will cali at residence II required.
datu uFtn
, 1864-12-01
Nffp advertisements.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PRE-
Ill SENTAT1ON GOODS.
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142 Lake Street,
Nayo COTTON up splendid lot Of tine
American and Geneva Watches,

American and Geneva Watches,
Comprising many new and unique styles Ct their own
Workmanship such nne Diamond set, snow En-
graved, Enatneed. Patent Magic Case, Fine Time
Pieces, set In Gold Blacest "a and Finger R1ngs.
STEHLING SILVER GOODS.
Richly Chased Tea and Tete-a-tete Sets Cups, Cob.
lets UFns Ladies', Napkin lngs, &c new Grecian md
sIeoalaon Pastet9: f1sseFye Jel'y, Ice Cream snd
style Tor presents and keepsakes.
L VARIETY OF OPERA GLASSES. FRENCH
CLOCKS, RICH PLATED WARE, JEWEL.
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unv1nr tbrnuuh our houae In Eew York and EcneVn
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W. would IDENTIFY Invite all to examine our stock
before purchas.nE elsewhere.
Dealers from surrounding towns will ind our stock
Of valuable Watches. Clocks and JewelrF Materials
yery complete and always as low as can be bought OF
Manufacturer and Importers having their offices IN
New York. no2+wss55 2tru&sUnet
, 1864-12-01
Terms Of the Atlantic:

s1xd1E supscE1pr1oss-Four Dollars per year:
C1CB RA1zs-Two Copies tor Seven Dollars; Five
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lars, nnd each additional COPY Three Dollars. For
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be furnished gratis. Twenty one Copies lor Sixty
Dol1ars.
PosrAGE-The Postage On the ATLANTIC ii II csuts
peryea,, and must IN nl cases bo paid the otace
where II Ia received.
: CLUBBING WITH "QUK YOUNG FQLK9."-The
"ATLAy11c" and "OuR foCSG FoLKs" will be fur
pished to one address for FIVE DoLIARs per year.
, 1864-12-01

This s to certify. that on Saturday evening" Nov a.
1s4. brought my wits on bed TO Dr.. j. Dodge War
rrn the Matseson House, Chicago She has not been
ab1c to walk for six months and tor tho last year1
she has been falling raplily.
She suffered from RheumAtsu1, T9ce11tiOn 8nd Fall
ssy From he msu@at'sn s {xeeh m seemed to atalss
any part OF the body without producing acute pain.
From the liberation and Dbr: Placement OF the Womb
she had 4 constant and painful bearing down. extend
ing from the small OF the b1ck down the inside ot
thighs. Her nervous systen 30 completely HhatscFnd
That she constantly tnhoFtd II afflicted with EA0F4a.
Her debility and pFp4trntlnu great or The lssf
sig months she has been tumble walk Or help her
self.
Alter to operations hcr palms and Soreness are Ar1
GONE. the bearing down CURED the NERVOUSNESS u
esiate and better than a11 ahe Is now able to WIE
ALL ABOUT. Wtll rrplv to tnou!ttes made
BARTHOLOMEW BARNACLE
Princeton. HuEcau County, Ntinpi1.
Sworn and subscribed to this 9th day rf November
A. D. 1864, before me. J, sUMMERFIELD
Jutttct Of the Peace.
Attetted by LAuR11 P. u1LLsRD, County Ciefk,
Cook County Illinois.
Chicago, NoY. -, 1SE4,
, 1864-12-01

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