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, 1864-06-28

lnd down avecents and turned on his heel, when
the haI-keepcr aeked for ten cents more, as the
drink was Gfteen cents. Had the countryman beau
sion could not have been more instantaneous or
violent. Fifteen cents for 'rot-Rut,'' he ,ndig-
manly foared; "Fifteen cants, hey We'll. 1hope
!nc door. The bartender followed after, Caught
him by the collnf. and ins{Bted on instant pay
While, they opened genetal ensaeenent, and
cbsars. stools and spi'toous few lively for i lew
minutes. A lncky. or III uulucls blow from the
rustic, put MI. bartender In Strengthened circuH-
stances, end Mr. Greene marched of in triumph,
haFing found tie elephant Nhese he least ex-
Eccted.
TouAcco WoHXs or HCAHTT 8 CoSNADLE-1n
70 tnc respect IL the wonderful growth Of Chica-
70, during the decade just passed, more evident,
than in the increase and extent 0f her manutsc-
turrs. 1t IL within the memory Of most men now
residing in this city, TINT Chicago WAS altogether
commercial city, and that her commerce Was
baesd eolely upon traffic In agricultural products,
The case is widely different to-day. The banks Of
our Hrers snd our prominent public streets are
turted al over With manufacturing establish
sry uuder the active guidance ol intelligent sri.
article to enumefste t.the of the eatabi:shme%nts %
only re1c1 to ope-that o1 Mcs.rs. Hcsrtt d Con-
Liable, manufacturers and dcalcss in leaf and plu-
tenseco aue CT shes;ns ~ az ard spoktne tobseco
The manufactory ,s modest looking threc.
story trick structure fronting fosty feet On Stste
sr1et> With depth OF que hundred and seventy
hvc feet to the alley; So one looking At the mod.
cat exterior Of the b9:ldinE you'd Imagine thst
euch m extensive ira 'ic r. carried on tberc The
motive power Of the works Is twentv
1l9e horse power engine The nachtnerg ia Of H.
ncweft aud most impioved pattern md a yasi
Improvement upon the mschinrrg In ordin.rv nsc
This ia pas3icul11ly the case with the machInes IN
the Manufacture OF smoking obacco. These Der
form with single operation what In mos. estsb
lishments requires three. The daily capacity d
the works In smoking tobacco alone Is one bun
drcd md twenty -tye Garrrls. The arrangement,
1or steamtne, sorting, cutting, drying, and pacs
ing, are perfect, aud npona scale comuensurut
with the magnitude Of The buenesa. 1t is an intel
eftiuc etudy to Witness the tn nsfoImatlon O! tn
rura leai into tho various kinds OF tobacco in use
and one we'll worth pursuing. There Is In il foo,
1o1 thought and reflection.
The quality Of the goods manufactured BY thes
gentlemen is Rxcelleut. aud becAuee OF their exec;
i1pce they are fast beconing esteened uon
Dealers The xncmbe.f Of this firm arc well kuowi
citizens Of ttlk cty. and have attainct- IN excel
lent bueipees reputation. The houRe was fra
established In MAtch last, and although IT d bu
1our months old, It has attained to 1 very lArg
IN DE-. We etall bc verY glad to hesr Of tie cnn
tfIred spcrese of Mte4ra. Hee- & Connabe, aul
VT unhelItAting1y RECOMMEND thrm aod thei
Gtoit to TIC cor sieerusion q dealers. No hette
Aen n1d 10 taicE house can be found in this city
, 1864-06-28

AcGDEnr-A boy. whose name our reporter
coala not icarn, fell through defective sidewalk
On State street, yesterday, and broke IN am and
otherwise Injured himsclf. The condition n
when many OF our sideKulks are permitted 70 "a.
, 1864-06-28

ANOTHER RAcH--Another trot will come Of this
afternoon at the grounds q! the Chicago Driving
Pa1k Association, for purse OF x15Q, mile heats
best three In I've. to haIness. There arc three en-.
tries: General Grant" Of Chicago, and scar
he" and 'tD,ck Turptn." Of Cincinnati It ia
thought that there viii be large attendance, md
1hat the sport will Qe e1ccllsnL
, 1864-06-28

TuExT.-A tolerably well clothed individual.
who calls himself Lyman D. Wilson, was chsrged
IN the Police Court Yesterday morning with two
distinct acts Of larceny On Wednesday last he
appropriated = metrechaum pipe, valued at go,
day. following he ttole from tcorye Dickinson
p0ck ct-book containing nbout $50 IN money Tue
testimony was positive, and in detault Of $500
, 1864-06-28

Rryant d StrattoR,s Chicago Tele-
graph lnstltute.-The lArgest institution Of
the Kind IN the world Thirty-dve telegraph Ia
etuments in constant use. Address
BRYANT h S7RAT1oH,
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, 1864-06-28

p11cA1oIuA1--The present Is the season for
hehinE. Judging from reveral hundred pounds
ofpickcrel and bass brought into the city by D.
D. Hodges, proprietor Of tbs Audubon House, 1t
Clark Station. Indiana, Of which several excellent
inclined to think that tbs pfacstorial|y
inclined can find abundant opportunity for the
Station.
, 1864-06-28

SHANPLEI's MNsrKE1s.-TAcse people d.eW
1oue'ng and most enthusiastic house at Brysn
Hall last evening. We can emphaticaiiy endorse
them as good company-at least equ II to nny
that ever Travelled. Their general get up is good,
their performance without exception Ii excellent.
and 1nsny of their jokes exc1uc4atng. Last eyen.
Ing every seat was full. the galleries being cram
ucd. We predict for them rich harvest in chi.
caEo. They are decidedly worthy Of y.zlt ; they
remain With Ut three nights longer.
, 1864-06-28

tThe amenonent Of Aid. Bond fixed the salary
ol liz ComptsolIer nt So 900.
Ad. o'Robes1s moved to amend by making it
Aid: Holden moved to lay AID. o'Roberts'
smsn ndment upon the table. Carried.
:. % was nn 1Een 1Ao adepts .yes iss
u, LOGS 16.
Ala: Nond moved that the ealars OF the City
AID. comis4y moved to ax tho salary Of the
AID; HOLDEN moved to lny the amendment upon
TIE smcnament ol Aid. Bond then prevailed
u.o: in oE.iy. .....
Aid. Eona moved ttat the s.lsry Of the Co.po-
ration Counsel be fixed ut ooo, 'nstead OF So 900,
as he1etcfore.
iId. Con,izky moved that it be rc-essabllehed ut
g.,
AID. Holden moved to lay upon the tab'c. This
The question recn1firg upon the amendment 81
alderman coniely, 1t was passed oy ayes IL,
Al 1id. Bond moved, as amendment, thu: the sal.
a., OF the City attorney be fxed at s., 2,O0]
Aid. Conisky moved 10 amend by making it
This last motion prevailed owing 10 th. refusal
Of AID. Gallup to vote with the tho majority. Ills
"A. bsad 9o,ed tias r. Inc aalaFy Of City Trea-
A1d; K.nn moved TO amend by axin$ it st
$e.Eto; Tnis amendment Was loss By ayes Is
The amendment of Aid. Bond then prevailed.
Aid. iiond moved that the sala1y OF the Colioo
tor be fixed Ut $aO0.
Aid. knnn moved that the salary be fixed al
$elN, Thia motion pr vailed.
AID. Bond moved mat the Baiaty. Of the CITY
.ph. etc1an be fixed nj $61?.
| Aid. Woodaan moved that the salary be fxei
IT 81 ,0u0. Lost. Ayes Il, nays II.
| The melton Of a d. Bond prevailed.
| Ad. KuDd moved that the Balaries OF Assessor
AZ. Comisky mored to amend by subst1tutiu,
$!tOu tufs the AeEe6SQrx uf the WcHt* and S1ut1
| Divisions.
rled. -. eA9'e' -
Ald. Bonds amendment then prevailed. -
AID. Bond movfd that the salary Of the Pc. .lc
! Jur1:ces be a1ed ut $Bon. ~ s1S @o'A~
Ala. comisky moved to amend By ax1uc
at &1,onO,
Aid: Holden moved to lay the last Il otion On tn
| txblc. Lust
The sucs,iop recurring on the l.st amendment
! 1t ua- ucop'ed, ty ayes "A, noes II.
| AID. Uc1d moved that the salary ef the Pollc
| INtk le fxed at i.Wn.
| Aid. t,omisky moved to amend bY fixing the s,1
ars ut s., ,5N-ayes Is; poes II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
From the Albany Evening Journal -
The Eight Days. Battle in Virginia..
4 CONTEXT Without q RaKA u els

The fighting in Virginia. during the
past week is destined to form one Of the
most memorable incidents in. the annals
of human warfare. The world never saw
suything like it. ALI other. contestsseem
tame and fat beside it. II stands out in
dreadful prominence, unique. unprece-
dented, unparalleled IS. S. "a
! Most of the great battles of history have
been of comparatively short duration
Even those upon the issue of which the
fate of empires has turned. have been
decided within the compass of a single
day. The battle of Austerlits Was fought
and finished between sunrise and sunset.
The battle of Waterloo commenced at IL
o'clock in the. forenoon, and closed be-
fore dark The battle of Marengo was
an afternoon job. The battle of Solferino
embraced only sixteen hours between the
firing of the first gun and the final rout
\ o, the Austrians.
But here we have two days Of almost
continuous fighting! A respectfully sized
battle on Wednesday afternoon; fighting
al day Thursday; fighting Friday until
midnight; fighting lightly Saturday
morning, and fighting fercely Saturday
night; fighting desperately the greater
part of Sunday; fighting by driblets Mon
dav, and the bloodiest battle Of the war
On Tuesday Aud yet no decisive vic.
terry achieved; sad 80 far, atlsast. aswe
are concerned, no sigus Of Tagging. Our
brave fellows still enthusiastically
eager for che fray-still determined To-
press on until the foe has been finally
routed or destroyed. Was such courage,
tuch pluck, such uuhaggipg resolve. such
sonstancy Of purpose ever Witnessed since
ihe world began? as2 satst., sa'ssas
Then as regards the losses: The most
tsaguinary conflicts that history records
hl short, with one or two exceptions, OF
tae terrible aggregate Of the results OF
Zoe bloody work of the past few days
a Solferino the French lost $4,000, the
s'riiniaus 5000 aud the Austsisps co.
o0o At Marengo the total loss on both
SIDES I'D not exceed 1000. At Water
To- the aggregates loss en- both sides was
no over $4,000 But in the series Of
hsiles which have been raging in Vir:
giuia during the few days past, seur own
los is reported at above 80 900, while
thai of the enemy is estima ed even lar
gr. We can recall only one instance
ii modern wars where the losses were 30
havy. At the battle At Leipsic the
French had 60, 600 and the Asies SO, 600
nen placed hors du combat; but. then.
81 Europe was engaged, and had three
days tussle at it. ~ - 4 az q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
TILE; GATE, CITY


Richmond, Jan. 16, 1864.
Hon. ]. B. HANCOCK Dear Sir:
- The pHesent hour looks
gloomy to be sure, but, like yourself
believe in ultimate success. TO give us
this success We wsnt u strike an efIectivs
blow early ID the spring. This viii set
us on our legs again. Doubtless the Fed
erals win open the campaign BY moving ,
heavy column on A tlauts. Ga, and - IL
same time heavy one from Knoxville in
the direction of Southwestern Virginia
and Northern North Carolina. ,s~se. 4
This latter, if not repealed, VIII force
upon Gen. Lee the necessity Of falling
back from his present position, it may be
from Richmond and almost entirely frem
Virginia. to prevent himself from bsise
fanked, and his army from being entirely
disbanded or destroyed. You can see at
once, il this movement be allowed 70 ana
coed, that these consequences must fol.
low. This portion Of Virginia ia now
pretty well eaten out, and if Lees armv
were cut of from the South it cosAs ~
be provisioned for three months. Pressed
in front and harrassed in rear, with pro-
visions exhausted, disbandment and az.
struction must follow. - y
Then it becomes matter of the first
moment to guard the rear of the Army Of
the Potomsc. -, ]. -.
Should the movement uno. Atl.nt.
succeed, then Georgia will be laid waste.
and our chief source (at present Of pro.
visions will be cut of. No one can look
forward to spring without great appre.
tensions. Doubtless our severest trials
will then be upon us. IF We sustain our.
selves, or more. il we gain any signal ad
vantage over the enemy soon after the
opening Of the campaign. we may. give
the opposition clement of the North a
chance to combine and beat Lincoln for
President. This shoald hail O . mod
omen. and begin 70 think 81 peace at no
very distant day. l see no chance for
peace until the republican party is beaten
and overcome. In the meantime th;n ~
are assuminga more unfavorahls asceet'
IN North Carolina Her course is deeply
Illuminating to every patriotic heart,
Congress is lahoring diligently to strength
en- our army and improve our currency.
l hope we shall sueoesd materially IN ac-
eomplishins both these ends. The rem.
edy isa severe one; but the disease is
desperate. and no silly nostrum will an
swer. The cause is the peoples, and
they must sustain it at all hasards, and
the representative who falters 10 this hour
of trial is rot worthy of confidence. L
would tell you what measures we are like
ly to adopt; but that would be contra
band; our proceedings are in secret ses.
sion. As ever, your friend. most truly,
O. r. SINGLETON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

WAR-WoRN AND ToRN.--Lieut. Hen
derson received letter. from 0ovoFsor
Yates, Of Illinois, yesterday norning, in
which the Governor states thst ~ Nill
send the collection of battle fags Of Ill
inois regiments, now-iu the Capitol 1t
Sfraefeld, TO Dubuque, For exhibition At
tbs Northern Iowa Fair. The collection
coraprises nearly all the Gags which have
be in battle With the brave Illinoisans
slice SOL Dubuque Times. ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
miscellaneous.

For naxs, Ia zee, sk4a9he6 Ats. -.
DUgs, n1oths IN fufh, W oOlen, re, l0s
secSsou Pfents, Essvtss AnfFeis, -.
P.s up ii II, ~ ard 81 BV1s, Bsstls ND Fhsn
- and IS dies for Horxfs, Pcsrzc fssrxfp5fsNs, &c
.Oniy ipkaltbIe remedies Known a4
- "Not dangerous to the Human Family = IS i
"Rats come Qua OF their holes to die y
~ Sold whoEesal in all large cities.
az Sca BIZ all Druggists and Retailers everywherp-
~ III RxWAREii! Of all worthless limitations
~ See that ''CosrAxsn name is on each nru, Boa
and Flask, befbre you buy. 80
81 Address HEN 6 4 AliCUoTA2.
~ PRINCfkI DKro1 4s2 BRoxpNARyN-y T. ~
!. ~ Sold VI ~ as b vOvl4H1f Co
sos WILKINSON AlkH9 Ut q Co.,
Whcleaale and Retail A6snts, Ksoknk, Ioua. J.
ian1s-d&v1u sea sssaEs Tsais 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

| =. =. - nA00IsjMsD D. RBoefaeoet,.s
CAtsrrh. Throat Diseases, AsthpA nronehitn Iaiy -
Ees Of Consumption Hsa1S Dissese, Hvf Co4vaeint,
Nnpuft1e4 q ~ Blood, eerufua, Diseanas e. 10 -
Asys 1seaSs a womsiE and affokhsr ecn1 =
lead 20 Consumption. x4ss 80 - 80 Il .1xs
Are treated Nv an entirely Nsw es4fix IN ~ -
sPxxDr aud PEAAANSSf ealee, No. excited tn 6fxuG
testmouiels frop cuzlpDnt 4Aysgeians n re fsyof
Patiss = 6sss6es. are treated With eqaaily Ex1ax
success. ~ :. =
This Institute viii be permanent, md none but ~
most eineak PRACTITIONERS In th most d1cal depart
ueet u Aun9a H.itn6S 4yli - employed.
Ihe hasiae the slightest symptom Of Throat Chest
disease should apply NJ once, for sush complaints ~
Ia fsffker paltsuss Eply 4 the Insstats ins9soa
or by letter. ..< 49, 4atSxs Y 3
= Ofbea Kouls Aom9 . N 70 p. No. ~ 81
St. Lous Throaf end LGQg Inm1oME 9
anSedeo1ewsvIy No. - North 6tnst.s D. XeM1 ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

ATrENPT TO BURN Nkw YoRK-A great
las, Friday night, by bold attempt to burn
the CITY. Thirteen OF the lesdirg Hotels
HuInum's Museum, NbiC's Theatre, sGd u
number of barges loaded with bay at severat
puip,r slupR lbe WbsIvss Were fred simula-
leuusly, aud hat the city escaped its inteudso
doom stems almust miraculous. II is 10"
couctded by all that it Was a rebel plot an0
an attempt 10 cary OBt the threats, TO ID!
NorIbern cries in asher. 10 which they have
been indul3iBg for u long time. Several per
sons have been arrested on suspicion Oi being
cor cerutd 10 the afiair and the police are busy
al work rndeavoring 10 ferret out the rascns,
$50 eco being offered for Their conviction. H.
ease auy are spprehsudsd, by consulting the
Older Of Gen, DIX, given below, our readers
will learn what treatment they will meet.
We append several extracts from New
YO,k pppers on 'he sutj Ct:
From the New York Tmes, Nov. 27th.
The dinboiesl plot to burn the Ci'y Of New
York. published yesterday morning, proves l"
h. iaI more * en-iVe than was ut 6rst sup
posed. II is already proved to the entire sat,
isfaeIion OF the sutbOri' ies hat the STAIR WAS
planned by the rebels and has been in prepa
ration for long time past, tbs men selected
10 perform he work were sent 10 this Guy
At vuriout times and under various prSIexts, !
and arriving here they formed themselves INTO |
a regularly oFgsnlzed band, had their various
ofiarrs. including a treasurer, whom they
could sIwaye fnd. and who was always ready
20 supply them with the money necessary TO
carry out their internal work, and they pro
rqeded deliberately to carry out their plans for
oDe of the most fiendish and inhuman acts
known in modern times
The plan wSs txcellsntly well conceived,
and evidently prepared with great care, aud
b "A il been executed with oneha the ability
y ID which it was drawn up, no human power
could have saved this ci from utter desruc-
tion. Il was evidently the ihtenliOn of the
to FIRE the city, at given mo
nenr. at q great many fftrent points, each
"a far remote from the o her ~ possible. except
hrouQb Broadway. and this thOtoughare they
gishrd 90 see IN u complete bisz-, from one ,
!, 4 IN the other. To do this, They commence
a At The 81. James HOlel, CORNER OF Broadway
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
c. F. BRADLEY,
JOHN CONVERSE,
Z. z. ALBRIGHT,
Committee.
News ITEMS

Pretty basquines for the ladies are nov
sold for 800. About the price OF j small
farm.
The population Of Boston. by the new
/ corporation census, is IU4 765-.es8 thar
/ Cincinnati or Chicago.
! Perley Fallandigham, a nephew Of the
martyr, has been sentenced 10 the STATE
prison IN Iowa Tor illegal voting.
The official majority Of MIR Lincoln il
/ Indiana is 20, ,lyO being 1S4 less than Gov
ernor Morton s.
( Albert Nusem. deaf and dumb artist
wei known IN Philadelphia, died Oh Sat
urday, after long illness.
Henry r. Buaerfeld Of East Fassal-
borJ. Maine, lost ghteen hundred dol
lars worth OF shovel handles in one ol
the vessels recently destroyed by re5e
cruisers.
Illinois has given 10000 majority for
Abraham Lincoln. If tie soldiers had
been allowed to vote the Union men say
they could have given IRON seventy IL
( eighty thousand.
A sheep grower in Middlebury, Yer
mont, has rel u-ed SzG.GG0 ior his two
bucks Gold Drop aud Silver Nine.
In $50. Mr. Lincon's majority iu the
States that have recently voted was l05-
gain seems thus to be considerable,
Gen Banks has been ordered back to
New Orleans. He viii leave for that
place Immediate y
Ia England in the month Of Octo-
ber- tbIrfy-tour firms sus pended, with iia-
bIItles to the extent Of sixteen million
dollars.
Gen Sheridan has been elected a mem
be- OF the Sanitary Commission. and
writes an acknaw edgnent OF the benefit
he soldiers have received from that in
stiturIoB.
At the Wilton Scy5he factory, now in
1uii operation, q bar oi metal pisses from
hand 70 haud, through twenty two dis
tHct operations, until ii comes out a fin
ished scythe.
From a tree that measures foot in di-.
ameter. IN Sheffield, was gathered, tuis
year, 22.I5O app e5.
France has received $40OG0000 "a tie
first fruits Of her Intervention ia Mexico
THE system Of figures now in use in
tue civilized ~orld, Or c!HaFed win The
1isndoos 1t Is faiSe y sly ed Tie Arabic.
There are more apples and cider in
n sst ' trg MIA than can be found barrels /
lor. .eur 5ane.s sell at so cents and /
whisky barrels at s259. (
Mr Felt, Of Salem, purposes to rum
MS type-SevfnIg machine. by steau I'll
somebody viii on . invent a machine ed /
DOR. we u all retire, printers and editors
-oRether. \
The re signations Of Gems. McCIernapd. /
Pane and Neal Dow have been accepted.
Henry Duoolon, convicted al Toledo Of
DurGer N The frat degree, has been sen
enced to Be hung On the 10Th Of January
Iext
The RuSsian papers announce the death
y Gen- L pEsndi, who commanded al the
5attte Of Ipkern,an, gged sixty-e,ght
The Montreal steam hip companyi4 un-
ortunate. They have had nine total
wrecks since, Ie5-, the Jura being the last
me.
Eighteen c'ergymen were e1ected to the
legislature at the late election in Yer
a0ut.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

~ r-yih,r n citing Of O.a.tan y
L7ls 4. 55 /. .. D. E. Tuesday
evening, Novemper p i. 1864, the To-
h wing rsolatio IS were an aninlously y
adopted:
WHEREAS. Il has pleased Cad in his
providence 10 remove from us by Death.
aiser long illness, with much >lfi,ring
patience and Christian fortijudc, olA
e~tsrlnai bro.her JoHS MArHIAs-,here-
fore pe H..
ResoiesI, That while we bov- with
me !; >Gtntf~s ionfotl.rwiH OF him. who
dorth all things well, we dee ;Iy- lament
the loss O. our Jeluya.i brother. Who wa
.eger.:t IT ta AMI fa5thtai Oli Eel ny. q
dey"fa'l Christian AMI worthy citiz n.
Reso1rel That BY the death or Bro
&laiit;4~ tuis Loige mas sustained an Ir-
rrlaTa5ie loss ,ommuuity deprived % one
ot ills most esteemed ciuzans ana hs,
family berett OF kind husband and ia
ther.
Rsso!psd. Thqt tn, Delaware Gazetts
aadtas Dsiaaeare County Neey Ue request
ed 70 pn0Il>h tlie foregoing, and that q
copy he sent TO the family OF the aeceas-
ed brother.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
Special Dispatch 10 Tie Cincinnati Gazette
NASHVILLE, Ntv. %.

Oar troops commenced 10 evacua'e Co!um
oia yesterday. The last Of them we're win
IraNn iH the pight irua Bldgsb-ad. aud fred
ne bridge acre $ Dnck Rv,s. There is TOW
40 cOmTunicaliop by bridges between III.
north aud sau h It'd OF The river. Some @.
"ur artillery was left upon tue south side :;
otherwise the withdrawal was attended viii
dits less.
so lar meme Of the enemys Infantry are
Anown 20 be on this side. The river has sic en-
'anks, and al present is fordabls in very few
places.
Tue Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad j,
''ilI uncut. The train which lett here y.ster.
lay Afternoon, reached Chattanooga in safety
lie up train, which lelt Chattanooga al hall
past one O'Clock yesterday afternoon. wns Dc
yed all night at Iul 4homa by the rrpor
lat the rebels were on the ail.uad in iurce
Al Christian 10 mi es sUuih Of Murreesburu |
\ small party uI tie enemy were actually al
hat poIni, HGd hurnd Az Inmruss pie e.
wood there bnt did v,ry ltIle damage to tlo
fack. :he Train came Cn and reach ii tn,
ny at P NJ. The IN my are kGouu 10 b
ear the railroad ut vera p tnrs, and
iu uhl not u will be cut IO-uIgnt. No ira n
,lll 80 out tO-morrOw. The city is .ull 81 a..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

The Concord IN. H) NJ onitor learns thai
in some OF the towns in that county snow
drifed is pi rs OF 6ve and ie, de- p oD Sun
duy week and thai ptr Ohs in e. tti"e up their
young cattle fl, m outlying pns ures last
Wednesday had to break pa.hs in some pla-
css 10 get through.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
vILtIAas At Woag IA gsw Y5Bx.

NEw Y,RK, NV, 80 A fe nruka ouJ
his morning at ahou 4 = o'ciock. wb.cb. il
$ 81 j. wa clearly he ~ul at uceudiitics, IN
he unheF ya'd OF O2drn d, TO, in liu0rs
street.. One Ilird Of DE block was drs't..yea
Am"rg the ~ ers were numo,r Of iomi-
lies vino occupied be dwellings, adj i-iog. =
Loss estimated at sI00,00U Phosphorus
was used, and ii is thol2hl the iat5ution vas
70 s'rov he G..verhul-nt ~areh.u.s adjrn-
i 9. wherein inmeuse q ,aa:i.ies of army CO.
thlng are stored.