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, 1864-09-08

When intelligence reached thr city that At
lanta was taken, Col Loomis, comm4ndlnF
NE artillery here, was In a quandary. Ii
Hanfeu to tire 6uodred guus in honor of the
event, but dare not, lest Rousseau might hear
Toe reports. and, not knowing the cause, i'm.
sgine the city was attacked. a courier vas
accoro'pgIy sent to The General, and IL found
him engaged in hot skirmish. On recziyjnp
tte Intelligence be rode up to the Cuptlln Of
q battery and told hfm to double shot hts
gune; to give The rebels one for tht mselyes.
apd one for Atlanta The General thea scot
back permission for the firing Of the salute.
and yesterday We had 1t.
, 1864-09-08
CAV ELL AND PINE LAND

NOT1CE-~Wm. ". Boyingten,
~ Architect, bAA removed his ofloe to Kins =
Block. corner Of ofWashEng en- and Daa4b born 4t- ~ =
II Kton 8tf1tt. heb{-ntaf'1C
, 1864-09-08

FNe sn'eAy may TtqpErp n -
o. nus Tut rule and the exaptiop a,e oa.urn
eas'eo, PRECIOUS and insuIp <ble csfse,.4 9e
~. ~. "go.s M and hherti q unu,r 1ns 1,e. as ol
uon "no WILL eay that the ruls foss1 sns..'a-
t.s suspension OF the Aa1ea< CO.. ''uoans
oIne1 oeneo Is cue whit more ~ hs u al
e1'eeneo and en'o1ced than ths ~ pla1eds
a'o"1og ats suspension "whea an.s.pn pu'n
h'n' lnsofftctton or tnvaslon tb~ nnst feoel-
u may reqn'te it:' The "Demao.S.nss ssfs'
denies the constitutional right nf ,.a Who
through their President aud Conrras, people
pend the hadeas eorpus during rsns,m 70 sas'
ordtr 10 promote tue public safstr To-
fercely m enemy Of the Censt,,n,,os, Is as
who should advocate its euspeos,on a1s a. que
profound peace, or during au orain,-a
with fore'ga ensdiy. VI"
The trainers ot the Constitution hav. .,u
Mr. Lincoln the powrr, ia case Of ,eh.s,,a
and the rebels have supplied the exivan...,
tfs.zebelilon, and tue people, BY their votes
have made Ar. Ltucolu, a. President ths
judge of tbs exigeucy under which the h,hs.s
corpus sbAl b. suspsnd+d aod "aro,fra-r
arrests" shAlI be Made He derives tna
power under the Constitution. Those VIZ
oppose Ills right to exercise the powrr ~
enemies Of the Constitution.
TIE tramer.- Of the Constitution vel, rna
that rebelllots did not arise w,thont tr,;ta-s,
that precautionary asrssts before the ru,,tr
parties bave committed any oyert sct ara
worth more than s-as Of blood Shed a,ter-
wards. They therefore gave the power IN
suspend The habeas eorpus in case OF re,c,.
ion. Ours is case Of REBELLION. TIE r, ,bt !
,,rssfs IN the ptsrfbent mt hy pirtna ,t ~
, 1864-09-08

sNOT1CE.--A}l Persons haviru
~ c1sloa s1ainat tho County OF Cook, vii nr2S
sent he tame At tne County Clsks Odca, on az bs
fQrs tha 1Hh day or StDtember inst ~ w.
ae&0,6alN LAuRW 2. ufLG1ARD, County Clark.
, 1864-09-08


ct,s treason, TREASON, aud copperhead d:s-
union ptace sne&ks, he GIRLS std-d trM
tors" The resident rebels know the char
acser o. the General, and his energetic way
Of dealing with chst of their kidney, aud. i
was ssid, we're fully determtaeo that he
Rhould not speak IL Galena, bn. when two
tboueand n.es. g1thtred d aroQL the platform.
resolved thst be should speak In spite Of
"all the copperheads this sfue OF help they
setipeu to Aare 1cconstcered their deterni-
nation The only attempt at disturbances
wss the driving Of fe~ copperhesd Irish
d1aJmen amidst the crowd, the wheels Of
whore drays clAtteriDg over the stony pave
ment tor while put stop to the speaking.
The Union men quietly pnt them outside the
ring. With this letter, assuming such huge
in outline Of the speeches.
Col. CLARK =. Carr opened IN brief ad-
dress, and the Lumbards and Rickey follow
ed BY singing rs It WAS never sung before in
this latitude, that grand old him, tOnr coun.
try, '1is Of Thee" It would have done the
pealirg H:nes and sonoF0us language affected
that audispee- Tears ran down the cheesa Of
strong, sturdy men haudkerchlefs we're ap-
pi,ed to eyes unused to ping, and that
great multitude thook and treMbled with
Excitement It Waa-a most touching exhiof-
ton OF the power Of patriotic words set to
Gen. oglesby's effort was most remarka-
ble one Insr rired By the evident sympathy
Of majority Of the audience, and douhiy
inspired by the knowledge that in Galena
there lived coterie Ct pestiient, dlsioyal |
v1pe1e, be pourrd forth ehot1 Rhell, grape, !
ehrapnel and canister, nntil there Was not |
cuent b lett of them TO bury their dead and |
carry of thsfr wounded.
Union men Gro ~ded sround the speaker at
The conclusion OF his t-o hours speech and |
congra. ulsled him -pon the fact tnat never
% neatly represented the loyal sentiments Of
Lhe city.
This veD1pg speeches were delivered By
ar. 1ney Of New York, and Hfhsrs- The
sane good 1tefps: that distinguished tue
In the AFTERNOON aistinguishsd this
general oElcsby will speak at r 10 to.
morrow. aud rs 3oar correspondent goes
s.. ~.tn MN, and would like an hour of rel, be
;Fq r Ing 90 louol5 that cannot writa mora
| would BOP. +
, 1864-09-08

KHt3, 8T0FK AHU RAH6" oAA%s~
Aao Oh hand, LRHIGH COAL. snd TIA r. k1nd of
ERiE COAL ano MS 41LLUH COAL. Wh1eh W1l ~
HtltoHf6 11o deliveries the lowest Nafkss pft-sA.
Iaec 1t poTthraa: ooznsf Of T. 6lAnA nad KinxAnafy
fFsksst dspot et G, d i. n. 4. b..
Se9 qas81E hkAo a L&k1L&~
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~ oo0 HARxRR & BR0s
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Bridge.

~ orrfR IL hereby given chat on snd' after
~ Monday. the oath day Of QctopeFsaeo4,
.hs uoIliday,s Core Railroad Company wui, unoer
a. .uthorify of its charter from the Legislature
xS s, and under the Act OF Congress deeisr.
a.; ssI RAILWAY cbiidsStat Stsuhsnytis stawfui
l.ts..u,a commence the elevation Of the channel
al RT;3ge and for this PURPOSE It Sil be
SPaIr - t.meossriiy toobsrust thei thrse hun
drsd feet desigpsd asa ehannelLg aa,6l5,;o i.
Attention Of persons engsgea ~ nav Nos ~
SaIIed 10 this provision Of tae u ~
Act of Congress, sand the otlceIs aho cIems J, na
vessels and boats psyigstng SAID rver' arc Ieau.s
ed to regulate the use Of their sag vessss sns
boats and u any pipes Or chimney" peiongins
thereto, 90 % not to inkerfers with me eisSs'ea
construction and US Of said Bridge ia ~.
An persons are alse notified thatthe span pexs
the channel span is erected at An ELEVATION
of sc feet aboye low water, and there Is waterway
exceeding Two hundred feet between sne peers anu
That the n ster-way between the piers east .,
m. channel span also exceeds two nundrea aee'
and lit the headway here win 'beseieaf as tps
company does not intend to proceed vlth tne cree
ton of this span until the channel span Is comPet
cd andthe OtstruetiOps necessary . R 0rs'''0'
All ue,,ons are notified further, thst,tn, bridge
ia a,ectsd without Draw and that all theTrequisi
tions ef The Act Of Congress have been complied
rith by the .conpanyasg ST hGS ,5ooloh -.
The erection of the ehsnr 81 spanwil DC processes
with as rapidly as possible and due notice w.n .
GIVEN as to the time when sthe ebstrucuens VII
be removed Ss---
The Holidays Cove Railroad Company, qee1
ioscf36l2w4 BY THOMAS L JEWEfT, Pres
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WEST VIRGINIA sat- rules held Ia he
w Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Marion
county, for the month of November, 1864. .gra ,
Roanna Peed complainant -..4..,z g..
va
Caleb D. Reed defendant. y7atsEsl s
The obtectof this suit is to resSver divorce
from the bond Of ruatrimony. And il spnearin,
from affidavit that The de 'endant, C.leb b RsaS
h not resident Of this State IL Is hereby ordered
that he appear here within one mOn from the
dus publication Of this order, and do what Il zee
esssry TO protect his interest in this suit grf,
,u ,,. copy Iesto L =. LOTT, Clerk.
Wilson Smith Attorneys Tor Plaintiff, "a - =.
hoyI0-w4t ...'-.... 20 z...-
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Brandy Peaches,

Sh Casea-1 dozen bottles ssoh-in s,ors and
~ slsby (sspt1@ y. RHIH
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CALEB ID. REED, ESQ.

Il
You WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAI
i shall proceed on the frat Monday in De
sembsr next, at the Office of Foutain anith il tn,
| town OF Fajrmont, West Virginia, between tn.
hours Of O'clock 3. m and 6 o'closk p N. Of til
day, to take the dspOsitions Of sundryJ wit
nessss. to be read as evidence at the hearing
Of certain cause now depending on the Chanoery
side II the docket of the Circuit Covrt Of Marisn
In which am complainant and yonare defendant
and u from any cause the taking of the said depo-
sitons b not completed on said day, the Ia
king Of the same will be continued from day to
day until the taking Of the same IS completed
- ROANNA REED, Plaintiff
Wilson and Smith, Attorneys. .,.r
novl0w4t ig4Dah "aasa
WKST VIRGINIA 50 AT rules held In the
w Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Marion
county for the month of November, 1854:
Edwin g. MCGOWAN, complainant, --i.s..
x Es; F. a Rs'a1.'' and Defendants 49,
The object of this suit is to recover from the de-
fsndant, VIM F. Drinkard. the sum Of $500, sub
jsct to eredt Of $46 az of February, 1859; and
Of $l2e, - Of 9th Of March, 1860, and costs, and
to attach his ELECTS in the hands Of the her De-
fendant therefor And 1t appeariig by affidavit
that the defendant William + ADfnkard 10 not q
resident Of this State, IL i osdered that he appear
bore within one mquth fsA the due publication q
this order and do what j necessary to Irotsst his
interest In this suit & - az ''A"
A copy Tes.e. LOTT, Clerk.
Wilson . Smith, Attorneys for Plaintiff
novlG-w4t
fssf Feosiya new ~ F.A DE SUI aas;
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81 sd u yaifs6 Ii BON avos blow ssi;laq
sib essdi trdl An4 ,dg3 ~ asji hsiionco
aoa o., saisalsb cs3d avsi did s9i3,g
s9ilus ID hslti9e ad ,{ip 5Uo;6 djis iGsnli
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ToWn.Lots for Sale.

DURsUAN 70 lne provisions Of secree ofths Cir
j. cult Coprt OF Marion, rendered at the October
term thereof in The case OF John s. Fleming We. John
McCue, I shall o. the second Mon lay in November
next proceed to sell before the door0fthe Court House
Of said county by public auction, TO the highest bidder,
two lots No. and In the town OF Huntington, upon
the following ters, 10 witt For cash hand sufficient
to pay the cost of TINS suit and the of sale end
the residue upon credit Il 4,s and y months, the
sioner retaining lien on theaid lots to secure the
unpaid purchase money, The lots very desirable,
being well situated and well adapted Tor residences,
and situated in the most business town the Bdft-
ID : o.: .Iy-f =. SMITH,
oct2l-dlt&wst 80 81 Commissioner.
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ID loon AND BOARDING for q hishIy respsst. biz
IL lsAy, NTH some respecta bis oriyste
hmhy, dnr'nt the winter. Win Do no trouble. and
money oefssin' Addrsss Box 80 Postofloe. noy5-4t
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FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS. ESQ. as
BY this route Frsghs Of all desoriptionscan be for
werded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore to and from any point on the Ran Road.
or Missouri, BY Rad Road diseot,
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects al
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods be for
tucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers and 4
cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to al
Ports on the North Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrustins the transporter
ton of their Freight to this Company can rely with
confidence on Its speedy transit. t',...,,
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Raj
other Rail Road Companies. ....rlsg -
&SBe particular 70 mark packages "via Psnn's
to or address either Of the following Agents Of "a
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent Piasburgh
OLARKE& CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H..W. BROWN d CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. c. MELDRUM CO., Madison, Indiana.
J. z. MOORE Louisville, Kentucky.
w. M. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind. ysF.
R, F. SASS St. Louis, Missouri
CLARKE b CO., Chicago Illinois. -.
J.H. McOOLM, Portsmouth, o.
I'M. LOVE, Maysville, KY. 3D.
HALL CO., Marietta o. 100 ,sas
AYRRS Mmkingum River. -
W. HID =. L LANGLEY, Gallipolis, O. Oh
H. 8. PIERCE 4 CO., GAINESVILLE, o. ,.Isas.
N. b. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
B. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
v.ss LIVE STOCK. ,,.t,
Drovcrs and Farmsrs viii find this the most ad-"r-
ageous route for Live Stock. capacious Yards well
watered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened this line and its connections and every
Gttsntion Is paid TO their wants. From Harrisburg
where w1lbe ound every convsnienee for feeding and
resting, choice Is offered Of the Philadelphia New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route s Stock to
New York9v via Allentowni and With fewer changes
than any other. q HT i, s..sA m MIX
RN0oR LRWIS, Gsn'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
Z. L. HoUPT, Gent Ticket Agent Philadelphia.
delphia' 't F.Iltf 1T - janll.myA
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Rational Medicine.
DIR. THOMAsJ.K ISNER.

Will IN addition to the treatment ofa Acute Diseases
asygte portion Of bis timeI .lI Seatment of all
Vic sTstem. Such as Disease sof Eye and Ear, Rheu
fnsde and Nervous Diseases SPINAL Hctions Epilep
81, Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, Bladder ard Kid
ness. All serofaous, Skin md syphilitie Diseases
Club Feet or Distorted Limbs, and all Diseases both
Acute and Chronic, to which Females are subject
FROM bis long experience in such cases. be tees con-
udsnt Of Giving entire satisfaction TO any who NAV
all No charges for examination and opinion OF On se.
Medicines fafe, prompt and reliable An oonInunic
IONS strictly confidential and promptly attends q
0nos hours A u. 70 8 P NJ.
once and Residence on 81 Street near Reel raft
Jrug Store, Centre Wheeling, VIVA ga "
Jy2-d&w-ly. 'y~01 80
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w go 20 MA. SAT rules hsii 10 ,ae
g.etxs pmce, OF fhe Circuit Court OF Marion
s'sa'y, iot the month OF November, 1864; gc1b +
i's'e no.srsl S'npidnant,. .. 5Hs lc 1asu1,c
Joseph Collins, q al; defendants. a. .hrsd
- vSlvct OF tnis amt - 10 obtain deed from
joseph Ccliirs for N AZ acres of land s,t,ats On
the waters Of Plat Run, being part Of tract Of
1ana sold tn the said Collins by one Abrabam
aainti; and it appearing from sfidavfts Ned Ia
the Papep Of the cause, tia. Alexander c. y
1ssas INA arr x5Iisi ark are not ,s.;asn :,
fhs sssts isis otderl that tbsy appear here WITH.
In one ntnth aftassAs -PiS <sstionsof this Ole
ana do whatever Is necessary to- r1teoeo Sbesrf IA.
teres: in this suit
W.T.. "pI' s Issie. r. B. LOTT, Clerk.
Wilson and Smith attorneys for plaintiff.
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IWEsT VIRGINIA, H-At rules held in the
w Clerks of1se Of the Circuit Court of Marion
county, for the month Of November, lss4. ....
Edward Parish, complainant a- .4,,.. -.
..t!. a. vs. .. ... ..
Charles p. Goodall, ct al. defendants,
The object Of this suit 10 TO recover Deed for a
certain tract Of land lying IN the county of Marion
and sold 10 the complainant by Charles P, Goodall
james B, hslton and Thomas 8 Raymond, 40 per
title bond, fled with the papers Of the sau,e And
1t appeari'g from addavits, that the said Charles
p. eoodall, james B. Shelton and Thomas 8, Hay
mond are oct residents of this State it L. ordered
that thsy appear here within one month altar the
publication Of this order, and do whatever il nes-
esssry to protect their interest IN this suit.
A copy. Teste. r. B. LOTT, Clerk.
WilNn and Smith attorneys. ncyl0-w4t
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80 qs;0g srir bae .4aifss 1css tasdW
s.q4. l.y;af tfsA 4, eSaiiit Z Ioi o2.""S
Iea .s,s3gsa hsa faiW Ie' ol.ssde &1f
aaglaysit tsdm. 7ili TO- q 50
, 1864-06-28
THE WAR I'm GEORGIA..
A Rebel Account or the Situation

NEw YORK, June 27.-The Hera1rs City
f0int correspondent SAYS " "Atlanta paper,
Of d week ago state that the bridge over The
Chattahoot bee to Roswell Ia strongly f,rtI-
f}ed-that the nearest the Yankees nave been
t. RosWellfs ten miles northeast of Mariet-
ta-that Hooker's corps was repulsed with
great loss last week Wednesday-that the
rebel lines have been extended e,st yard. and
that the main body of their army has moved
to The vicinity Of Brush Mountain, and that
the rebel position is the best held eince the
evacuation Of Dalton.
List Of Sick and wounded from sher-
vile, Jnne 3o, 1854. ~ 44@'A-
Ia po1Ion Of thF liEt were wounded in the lete
engagements Of June 18 and 181
j II Noon, I, 111th I'll; John uat,naher, D. b1st
u; Dev1d sprouce, @, s9th III; " a E Erause, &,
4:te Wis; Jon snh B5others; 18th n; FrAn:lin
jas Stewart, 9. 1ssth Ii; John Medbcrry. B, III
Wis cavalry; Hiram 4 Rostrick, d. ,U5th III A.
HsTt %t THapeho H ess sta niGn Meore 4 s4th n;
HoSirf Srfo5s p5nfS'y Ill., 4 7ad S4s& III; s,SK
7S pes11 Fo,s 81 MJeessgn eagh, AVS 6 1oa II Jehn
Il: Barton y Underwood, P, 51st III George [
Wheeler. u. 65th Ill; Anthony FnrseEson, D, IJ1st
n: Wm Daniel. q, Cob q: Sets ostin. L. I'd
Vim Hlneda]e, &, 1,5th IL: Benjamin Rice
corp: s6th III: VIM Gardner, D. 5iet nj; Goiitar
nsinhoeli, c. ssd ~. d{ssrhea; james Etnan, p,
aS'b as' viz tt 1ans'loie 'qfi aatpaa Ian;s 7oi
nish. niiilaes. ?. iSsd il, LET ihtsh; Hr:S;.
10: It III len anIle; 7 Hendriekson, G. 'sth ri,
shoulder. 1 4Asthewson. F., 18th 31ich, typhoid
%ood Spe IT, .aie 81 fSsf So
9, 1t6 III, right eide: 5as z Bagsapd, D, 12sth
III, left hip.
, 1864-06-28
TH OEI SPRINGFIELD.
Military Mutfors-Is1InQls Wounded
to be Brought Home.

Especial Dispatch to the Ch.caso Tribune.l
oe,, srn!SaI1E1n, FRI. Monday, June 81, 1861.
iEe -'o'n Illinois seterans leave tomorrow
;'"l .oe ltols' Aoou. ao etrong' under the
command OF col. h'tter'
Ine ne" recruits 1or the regiment were
nlue .eleo 20 ana paid today b5 Lieut..
!; e:.tnef, mastering oniceF' who Is charssed
WIZ 'ne oa's OF receiving anu sending them
10 lIe neh.
ihe Damocratic coppesneads'in In this Sec
ticn are disposed to kick sgsanst the prIcks,
IN regard to the postponemeat Of tho. Chica.
70 Convention Edwards, Aickox, Knapp
ano otaels' eeen disposed to take the bits In
,nelr seetn aud 1ash into nomination on the
, 1864-06-28
Nrfn aflnFrIiHmfniH,
REAL ESTATE AUCTION.
BRYAN HALL;
"scn2stay, 5uns 2sth''at ~ O'Clock, 2. Il.

The rules hitherto adopted VII b. strictly o.
| sasved-the E2fnun price G. lowest cid entM~
h'ned. to be openly announced. and No B7.BU.
DING Oh DECEPTION Or ASY KIND ALLOWED
Tac sellers 10 tu1E1sh abstract showing good tMa
no ssle Puzehases1 It former sales made good has-
Kslrs, and havo realized haadsons profits. Tho fol-
low tcx Is F.sstal hst:
so0TH WATE8 STRxEr-F1rst elsss rental prop
mum qutse low.
cSA1 s;Ss5 Randolph Ard Lake. fun
hiSz1E III s1RKAT-EA4t OF Dearborn. 50 Il. ,trons
RAiSpoLPn i.Si sTRKET-oute ne.r the bridge. sxcat~
WELs -3c11r6 fsss to sl1ey, north Of poIk
T1 ss :. ea5H:ta sse i:3
RS1nso of H. le.t Dl.,sioa. eetwsen Aaa 1na ID
n3.,a nn3s.0s' or ~ Vhofe. SEES advertisement eh5e
KEsTALD-A beautiful lot t.ons,ux wooa1.nr
hanc,s3 fat tae tnndivtson sdf iairx the tomb of
vsye0 b. good title.
sr1GhtGAN: ~: W5AxsAsas 5xAsa INDIANA, PK4IRIE AND
.7o!is aans. xsns aaGsf e a q tas.e
aS Rsn5 ~ as s. ;ssss 1l's II toa IT, sle5 a,ni
TEsT WAsaINaToH srRET7-Lot. w.x, ~
deab: :. 5ens: 5en:s So9a a9s M v5
wEsT LARK srREET|ss2.1a, n.'s noa,s. .ae saFs. e.,
=: 6a!sa Sss!s:nlaf' to be h'd
1ST = RSSs };s Isl eaz4rrs:.s ,o.,.,
Block z; eeho"l se*sioa, neaz aaisted I'd III
places neaf 1ha Junction md shs Psft soi%ns1
Esss sss :: s. :s III. II THos
las m3*1t GILBERT 4 SAMPSON Auet..
, 1864-06-28
Q|1traQo. @tibnmt.
TO NEWSPAPER URsCRrneRs

TO NEwSpApRR aumscRruuu,
The undersigned publishers of Ch1caoo
daily papers have mutually aorecd IN ~, ~
the prices below specI6ed for thar rosraes
five ,ournnls On and af,o- Tons.. ~"
1864. It is near]v 4wo ra.,e So
advance in subscription rites WAS made
Since that time the cost of nuhlfshfpre da;1v
ncHempcr in Ch.caro hrs t,..,.,os. -.
AIS !ueteaoeo ~ least
eAts peF cent. Ihc price Of white paper has
advanced from twelve and half tn near,v
twenty cents ner nornd. 4ha ,-,.a ~
settinr wns rataea f-o,, +,,;L.. ~ wv
6,n 'oeo itoau tA1lt3 10 nI1T cents
per !, ,OoU ems. Rents and fuel have dnuh1ed
anu every other item entering into the cost
publication, has advanced In 1ika nrono1.
ticn- To meet these increased expenses thu
undersigned raised the prIce Of a5vertisIr,
ms much as practicable; but the late sudden
advance in the cost of ~hiha nan.r
consumes nearly nl1 recn;nts y,on 80
nource. and Leaves mn a1ternstira hnt q, a..
, 1864-06-28

CA1Ro, Monday, June :,7.-An engaecment
took place at White River Station near the.
mouth OF White river, on the morGiog Of tho
ed inst, between desachments Of Marina.
duke's command, said to, have numbered
eco, and two companies Of the 13th Iowa in-
tantry. Emboldeued By the removal OF the
Q. S. steamer Tyler from th2s station, the
rebels made the attack at about daylight,
and, alters severe battle, were rcpulsed with
the hes Of twenty -four ktllsd aud wounded
The accounts Of our loss differ. One etate-
in4 BIT places it st one killed and ave wound
ed; another, one killed and eighty.thEea
wounded.
The q. 8. steamer Lexington very oppor~
funely mode her appearance during the en-
gage1nent, else the brave little band, who 20
Eerofcally withstood the several and desper-.
lite charges Of the enemy, might have faged
wore. as 1t is, this superior fnrce was
d1lyen from the field in complete demorali-
zaaitn.
:. D5Eertess from Marmaduke's army stats
ttat be IL moving on Littla Rock, with the
intention Of attacking and capturing that
city, Such are the preparations there for his
RI ceptjon that no fears of euch result ar
eptcrtaihed By the 1n'litsry.
WAsu1sG9os, June ecc5.-AEkanaas Is rapid
, 1864-06-28

10 leave on similar errand.S As though Just
now It was Of special value to the Govern.
meht to send gold miners to Idaho, when
every one Of the stout fellows is needed for
Southern destination w1th musket On his
shoulder. If they will not enlist let them
stay and be drafted presently, when we come
to 1t. Captain Fiske is worse aud mora
useless humbug than the managers OF the
other expedition.
Now We hare proposition to make, which
we hope may be taken kindly in Minnesota,
Why will not these two schemes on the pub
lie treasury be consolidated aud each made
the complement Of the other, cutting loose
henceforth from the Governments Let the
contractors, who will not be content without
launching these expeditions against Indians.
club forces with Capt. Fiskc who Is unhappy
at the amount Of gold waiting to be released
from 1dnho, and let the auriferous treasures
Of this one, pay The cost Of the aboriginous
pursuits Of the other. It is quite time the
Government were we'll rid Of both nuisances.
, 1864-06-28

,tl US1rEp Stains Cmcu1rAND DlsrMur CouH1s-
64ore D7tt1a1aona, J-C'i,ninas t0s6s-
No. e. O. 8. i. vB BYess. (Reai.tin. an enroll
ling officer. Plea OF guilty, and fined.
No. = Same " Famess. {sameA. lYolle prs.
entered.
cusouIr CorRr OF Ccok. CoCSTz-Bsfors III
1i0ns, J-tloMmcn L07a-
10. 10i9. Plckans ys psg0ett ct al. Dismissed,
NO. I'LL, Booth " Wright. Dtsnisaed
: No. COB. Etmrnds ct al IS Moody ct al VII
eon md Aeay withdraw their appearance for de-
1endants, and Writ Dexter substituted and case
continued.
No. =a547. Tuste ek al "a Deans ct nj. Order
that the attachment be dissolved upon duug bond
to satisfy whatever Judgment may Be obtained.
e94: Gra1 vH Rdgnoll. Continued.
10, Neis vs. Thomaa~ Judgment fur plaintiff
~. Hook re pacgett. Jud: :,meut for defendant
1151. Tapp ~ Fetth., Plea In abatement strick-
On from the files, &c.
6os. Anderson IS Gould. Continued.
11!3a BArnun va Kline. Dismissed.
1G1.. Thompson ct al vs Taylor. Tried By the
Court nad iaten under advisempnt.
1904 Gash - GsChetd;e- Dismissed
1ra Kennedy "a kecler ct al Judgmant tor
11oi Roth vs McBcar. On tdaL
Chancary-
aa,1a1 Smith ct a, ys Esetnaun. Receiyer's IT.
port confirmed.
ST. sloby VI ssoby. Decrse entered.