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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05

CoNsPIRAToRs ExPOsED.-During the past
week the authorities of Missouri and Indiana
have made public full exposure Of general
and widespread secret oath bound order which
has for some time past been plotting for the
destruction Of the Government in those States,
and which IS known to be but part of q
grand organization under different Names but
acting in concert and with the same object, 10
all the loyal States The bead of the whole
concern is the notorious Vallandigham, whose
title is that OF Supreme Commander" The
details of their proceedings are given with
great minuteness. embracing the names of the
leading cOnspirstors. the times and places of
meetings held, the matters discussed, the pass
words, grips, oaths, etc. The great primary
object of the organization is to thWart and
defeat the government in its efforts to crash
the rebellion, and TO effect it one of the prin-
cipal means to be used il the Inauguration of
a counter rebellion in the North by tOrcibIe
resistance of the constituted authorities. Sew
eral Of the Leading Missouri conspirators. who
were arrested. have made full confession oi
their guilt, and so clear and conclusive is the
testimony in the hands of the authorities that
the chief organs of the organization do not at
tempt to deny its existence. They endeavor
to justify secret armed organization to resist
the Government on the ground of the exist
ence Of the organization known as the Loya
League, the only purpose OF which (open Iy
avOwed) is to sustain and uphold the Govern
meut in its contest with armed treason
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
Something about Battle on the 2sth at Atlanta

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-In the battle Of
the 18th our loss was less than 600. The
rebel loss is estimated by Gen. Howard at s.,
600. We buried 642 dead rebels. aud more
were left unburied. Our forces in this en-
gasement were covered while those of the eu-
emy were exposed. The rebel Generals Stew
ard, Loring and s. D. Lowerie we're severely
wounded Authentic official information
places the total rebel loss since our investment
of Atlanta considerably above 10000 Every
thing is progressing favorably. The army is
in good condition and spirits
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The details Of
Saturdays operations before Petersburg, have
been received here. They may be summed up
thus: After the mine exploded in front of the
Ninth Corps, charge was ordered, and the
rebels Immediately opened terrific fire from
the other parts of their lines. 1t was impossi-
bic for our troops to withstand such CALLING
FIRE, and they fell back 10 very good order
bringing with them 350O prisoners.
brigade of colOred troops was then order
ed TO charge. Six pieces of artillery tell into
our hands, but it was impossible to extricate
them from the ruins caused by the explosion.
The loss of the enemy is very severe. One
South Carolina regiment was blown into the
air, and large number of men killed. Our
Gems. Bartlett and Wilde were captured.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
ras Rebel Rsiders-Chambersburg Fired.

HARRIsBURG, July 81, 9 P. M.-ColOnel
Mcclure has just received dispatch from the
operator in the field a few miles this side of
Chambersburg that the rebels fred that town.
After having perpetrated that 6endish act, the
result of their rage and disappointment at
having been foiled in their hopes Of gathering
an immense amount of pIunder, they left
They departed evidently with increased celer-
ity az compared with that with which they
entered the ill-lated town this morning. They
are now hastily collecting their marauding
forces for consolidation to defend themselves
in their retreat, instead of rendering them
selves more successful in their aggTessiOns.-
The military authorities here are active and
vigiant. Msj-General Couch thoroughly
compre bends the situation and will certainly
use the means at his disposal for the most
effective and prompt defense Of the people and
property within his district.
All the public buildings in Chambersburg
and Col McClure's residence were fred by the
rebels aud burned. The greater portion of
the town is a mass of smouldering ruins
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
Notice.

DOBERT SMALL, whose place Of reGidenes Is IN
INy known, is notified that his wife, Harriet mall,
did, the I'd day Of August. A. d. 1864 file her petit
ton the office OF the Clerk or the Court OF Common
Pleas within and for the county OF Delaware. In the
State OF Ohio charging the said Robert Small with st
extreme cruelty towards petitioner; 3D. with habtual
drunkenness for than three years. Sd with
neglect OF duty petitioner and praying that be
be divorced from said Robert Small; that she
be restored her maiden Of Harriet Meadow,
and that she have the control and custody OF her
chidren which petition will be for hearing At the
term Of said Court and may be heard at any term Of
Court after the expiration OF six weeks from the 18th
day of August, 1864.
said Robert Small also notified that the said Har-
riet Small will take the depOsitionE Of witnesses
said proceeding, to be read the hearing thereof
the house Of jackson Mitchell. in the town Of Ross
vile, in the county or Allamakee in the State Of Iowa
the 18th day Of October A. d. 1864, between the
hours Of O'Clock m, and O'Clock p. m, Of said
day: and depesitions Of other witnesses In said pro
ceeding will be tax the office Of the Mayor Of she
City of Cincinnati, in the county Of Hamilton In the
State Of Ohio, the 26th day OF October A. D. 1884,
between the hours Of Q o'clOk m. and O'Clock p-
m OF said day: the taking fsaid depostions respect
lively will be adjourned from day to day, necessary
until concluded Dated this 5th day Of August, ISe4.
HARRIET SHALL e.
By CAREER VAN DKNAE, her Atpys.
August 5. 1s64-6cW Ss.45
MERwON's CELEBRATED GROUND corTEK
For sale at D0IAYINs.
Aug. 5, 1s64-h. Evans Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
HECKER's PARMA, and
DURYEs' CORN STARCH,
For sale by DONAVIN
Delaware, Ohio, August s, ls64-tf
DIR. ABORN'S
Medical O. Surgical Institute,
UNION BLOCK 8. HIGH STREET,
COLUMBUS, OHIO,
(F0rmerly Of Ssn Francisso, Californiq

(FoTmerty q Oah r FTancSSso, LdIVOrnia.
cSPECIAL ATTENTION Is PAID TO ACUTE and CHRoN
- &c DISEASES Of every character. All diseases Of
the Eye and Ear Strabnmus or Cross Eyes, cured In
few minutes without pain. Diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, Stomach, Liver Heart, Kidneys. Urinary
Organs &C., treated vita the utmost success Cancers
and CanceTous Anectons Wena, TumoTa, ExcFescences
and FRO uberancea Of every form and variety system-
Atcaly removed. Young persons suffering from Weak
aud DebilRtate Consumption, should upon the Doc
tor and obtain prompt relief.
N. B.-FFenoh ARTIFICIAL Eye inserted without pain
p. S.-Medoines sent by ExpreRs any part OF the
United States. Address E. 8, ABoRN N. b P. o. Boz
SEQ, Columbus, ohio. aug 8, OA-ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
The Best Clothes Uvringer
IN THE WORLD

SSHERMAN'S SELF ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE
- CLOTHES WRlNGER has been pronounced, By thou.
sands who have tested them, TO be the VERY RtsST
MACHINE in the market.
1s Because it is simple In construction ana eannos
possibly get out OF order.
I'd It is made Of the best Galvanized Iron and will
not rust
Sd. There Is no wood about il to swell or shrink
9Th. Il sits DO low the strain to the tub s much eaS
than with other machines.
9th A child ten years old 10.
9th II needs adjusting, except bed quite and
heavy articles as there necessity for starting
the set screws to wiring anything from coils 20
a sheet,
The question OF economy for every houaekeepar tOs
buy Clothes Wringer has been settled wherever In
troduced. IL is acknowledged by ladies who have
used Clothea Wrtngers, that ono pays for nneli
family OF four persons every year u 10 used by saw
ing elothing, which s wrung int strings in twisting
garments BY hand.
To satisfy all Of its utility, say: Buy one,
TRY IT and f not perfectly satactory, retuFn It
your money shall be refunded.
We wish III public 10 understand that oder.
ing no humbug, but most useful machine, Whieh IN
every respect Is warranted.
sHERMAN'S IMPROVED CLOTHES WRTSaER has Ia
ken the premium At every Fair whore haH been en-
hibitod.
July 20. 1884. C. D, POTTER CO., Agents,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
At1tt Adrtrtisett1emts.

~ IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAVORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
Keel Keel TeeI

TYAvlNG secured large supply OF beuA mnallsv %
GI ICE, l am prepared 20 supply my aurm@F cnsieu-
OrE, aud Indeed all hat may want Il, a. lhs Iowesa
market price ahAll run WASNA daily Ter che dslV-
CRY Of Ice, Bread and Cake,
March 10. 1864 va. IITTEIL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
RECRUTTs wANTTED.
400 Recruits Wanted.

I nIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED
/ to raise a Company OF Volunteers in Delaware
MI county, tor a Regiment to raised in the sth
~ Congressit nal District.
Recruits accepted for one two and three years The
HIGHEST BOUNTIES will be given.
Recruits will be furloughSd until the oath OF August
Lieut. JOHN R. BASSIGER,
Lieut.. DAVID N. HOWE,
Formerly OF the 4th o. V. l.
Recruiting Omcers
once in Union Hall. Sign-Americau Flag
Delaware, Ohio, July %, 1854.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05

Gen. Wallace 6 organizing and arming the
able-bodied negroes of Baltimore for assistance
IS homo guard, and seceRh citizens are Rd-
monished to give no more aid and comfort to
rebel raiders
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
LETTER 6

D emaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Del.
IL aware, State Of Ohio the 4h day of August 1854
81 To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for 'dUtsed Ieners give the date Of thIs
81 If not called for within month, they will be
sent TO the Dead letter Office.
FREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers, the resi-
dences of owners, Tin the large cities) may be Sc
CURED by observing the following RULES:
l. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and number
as wen as the post once and state 2. HEAD letters
with the writer's post office and State street and n1br
sign them plainly with full name request that
sWers be directed accordingly Letters strangers
address may be unknown, should be marked in the
lower left-hand corner, with the word Transient
T. FLaee the postage stamp on th upper rightand
ner, and IeGUe space between the stamp and direction
for post marking without interfering with the writing
N B-A REQUEST for the RETUkN of q letter to the
writer if unclaimed within 30 less WI iteu l
printed with the name post office and Siae
Rcress the left hand end envelope on the face
soe, VIII be complied with at the usual prepaid
of postage payable when letter is delivered 10 the
wrlter.-Sec 2S. Law Of 1858.
Adams MWwH PrimmerJ
bascom w "A Rolston Joseph
Caldwell Major RW Redman Jeese
Camp Capt w Rogers Esther
DoIlng Mrs Catharine Schroyer WI
FINK George Seandeiin Miss Bridget
Graham John Sherter Mrs Sophia
GFeehley Sev Miss Viola
Hussey Miss Charlotte skea John
ketiner Mrs Louvina Siger Miss Lorinda
knight Miss Lucy 81 Smith Lewis
Lewis Mrs Mary Smith MISS Clara
Mathena Robert Steve Mrs. Kelley
Moore Mrs Z TtmpkiDs Mrs.
MoxIey MISS SaVilla Tuffree Coval JIG
Moore Jennie Vpinp Charles r
Mcintyre Alfred r Warford lmiIton
NcGlanLhlin Sarah Welcb Wesley
NettIeton Ar WOOlerd James
Patlen Miss Carina-2 Williams John Henry
FieHeF WIN Wolf Samuel
Peacock Mrs Nancy Willis Miss Sarah
6@ Office hours: Opens Z: a. m.-closes 7.3O D. M.
Aug. 4. 1861 46 a. THOMSON, P NJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05

ATTORNEY AT Law

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RESUMED FHE PRAc
II teo Of Law in Delaware and AdiolnnR coahliss
VIII give prompt attention 20 all business intreated ts
his once No. Williams Block.
Delaware, Ohio. July /, 1854.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
GRANT IN GOOD SPIRITS AND BOUND 10 WIN.'
A gentleman who spent yesterday with
Grant, represents him as in good spirits and
confident of ultimate success.

Details Of Saturdays Work at Petersburg.
$500 Prisoners-Sitr pieces of ArtilIers
Captured-COvered By Ruins-Rebel
Loss Immense.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance Of order Of the Probate Court Of
IL Union county, Ohio made the 4th day of August,
A n. 1854 the case OF Henry E. Pitcher, Guardian
Martha E. Pitcher and Henry E. Pitcher Jr against
his wards and Helena A. LOtspech and John +. Lots
peich, her husband and Mary s. PileheE,- TIE undeT
signed will, the 9Th day Of SeptRmber A. D. 1884,
ty Delaware and State Of Ohio Offer at public sale
the following descr bed Real Estate Situate in Della
Delaware, and being the undivided One-Eah Of said
Real Estate the whole Of Whih described as follows:
The half OF TnLot number hfty-nne (b9) in the
town Of Delaware, numbered the original record
ed plat OF said town.
TERMS OF SALE;-one- third cash in hand on day Of
sae sne-third in year. and third 10 two years
from day OF sale, TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. The deferred payments 70 bear inter
est from date.
HENRY Z. PITCHER, Guardian Of
Martha E Pitcher and Henry e. Pitcher, JT.
August 8, 1s64-5W. IS 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
CELEBRATED GROUND C0FFEK
The all white Rubber Roller

RFAsON's BLACKING, the best in the world,
A1 ag s, 64-tf For sale by DoNAvIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
Wanted.

ITO RENT, OR BUY FOR CASH. SMALL. HOUSE.
i pleasantly situated, in near TO Delaware Ad-
dress B. + THOMAS,
August D, 1ee4-2t 81 ,Oopd. Kingston, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
MoNIToR oLorHEs wRINeER.

THIS is the most durable, simply constructed,
j and the most convenient Wrnger tyet broughk be.
fore the public. THIS has cOgs TO make IL hard,
TO destroy the rollers or grind OF your anger naHs-
Has wooden frame and will not break BY AEing,-
Has all white rollers and black rubbeTs with thin
white covering. This Wringer awarded a Silver
Medal the New York State Fair for 1863 over the
Boston Universal, with cog wheels, Arridon's New
World, Putnam IS, and host Of others, including AL
galvanized pot metal framed Wrlngers that have and
dared to show themselves in such places and
II again. The rollers ten inches long and the
clothes carried into basket without falling
down intS the wash tub touching the hoops the
tub Call and them.
July 29s 1864. C. D. PUTTER & CO.
r W. DONAVIN, Agent Tor Geo. Lyam's CELEBRA-
81 TED MATLHkS. aug & 64-tf
THE CHEAPEST PLACE in Delaware 70 buy,
Al GROCkRIkS IS at D0NAYINS,
August S, ls64-tf. Evans Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05

A NO. COAL OIL,
DoNAvIN's.
Delaware, Ohio, August 5, 1ss4-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
THE HIGHEST PRICE

TEE HIGHEST PRICE
PAID INCAsH) IoR
. BUTTER, ba'
EGGS,
BEESWAX,
! RAGS, &c,
At DOMAINS,
August S, 1ss4-H. .s.. Evans Block.
noNAVIE DEFIEs COMPETITION on
CIGARS AND V 45S
FINE CUT
Ltt CHEWING TOBACCO.
August S, 1s64-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05

TIE BEST GROUND CoFFEs in Delaware
ARE TO BE had AT
DONAVIST'g,
Delaware, August s, Ise4-tE. Evans Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05

IREsH COVE and sPICED OYSTERS
TO BE had AT
J.w: DONAyIE's
Delaware, August s, 1sc4-tr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.

For President Of the United States,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
, 1864-07-29

and Druggists i Groeers generally.
juIy1-m216-13tf, N, d
W House and Sign Printing, Cslcimining,
GlHzing and Graiuing. Paper HangiuRs and WIN
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F.E. R1anY, 50 Randolph street.
Rcxh xh9G3 iY2x-nG3ar1u
, 1864-07-29
The War in Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, July sS.-Tht
Nashville Uuln says: Monday night Capt
Brockman, If Col Stokes Tenneese cavalry,
peKain county aod dased Eaax Them eIae
Curry and ire Of his men. Curry Was q
noted guerilla and long terror to East
Tenne6seeans.
CLAHKsv1LLE, Tenn, Thursday, Jn1y g.
Parties Of rebel cavalry are crossing the
Cumberland, making their way into Ken.
tucky. Yesterday party Of lbs crossed Q
other smaller purity crossed below: They
were well armed aud mounted, and had reg
MAR officers.
, 1864-07-29
Court Record.

1-.,rrn Staten CIRCUIT ASD Dfs7R1cr Counrs
HSta1s Uar,f and Drumnond. Common Lar,
:52. Mood ve Schooner Maine Ct al. Decree Q!
he coun below modified. making the Amount
as Simmons Ct al vs shurtlef Ct al. New
VA LoyeJoy ct nj re Morrison. Plaintiffs de-
11n Ehsw ct II 70 shimmin ct al Heard and
Totitiun ot J. j. EfBdy for vat OF hd9eos
,.,r,r The dep1ur7cr Of the ftlEtof to the return
u,,f11 tho vris oyeIruleo.
~ na,Esr c. al VI Maytcrry ct al. Heard ane
4 aEcn Intcr ndstetMenl
, 1864-07-29
From San Francisco.

San FnAkczsco, July 25,-The Mexican
population in the Southern counties of this
Statc is feeinnipg to take sides for and
against the usurpation Of Mnxi1nilllan. Til.
grcat majority SUPPORT Juarez, and express
regret That the United States did not extend
its protection over the Republic Of Mexico.
Charles L. Weller, ExPostmaster Of Sau
Francisco, has been arrested and Imprisoned
at Alcnsros, OF a chare Of using reasonable
language In d Copperhead Club. Mr., Weller
Is chairman Of the Democratic State Ccnteal
Committee.
, 1864-07-29
= Local, J,MATTERS.

Acknowledgements Asnew, Pres
ident Of the Bencrolent Association OF the
Paid Fire Department, Acknowledges with thAuks,
donation Of so from Lamb & Harvey. etTen N
cohe1deration Of the services Of the Department.
70 saving the planin. Mills Of the donors from
destruction on the ed.
Cure Of CatarFl.. Thront md Cheat
0asense:. se. . -rhe New System Of cure'-
The remarkable success which has attended the
pracuce 9i Dr.. !. Wins1ow Aver, (of the Chicago
IToa1 and Lung Institute, McCormlck's building.
ad radical eurs Of catar1h throat diseases. asth-
ma. Ht9nchihs, and curablo stoses ofconsumptton,
Is wei knoEn to our cltlzens. Thepsesent season M
peculiarly taTorabe 70. the successful use OF the
new remedies, and it hiss bsen repeatedly demon
srated that they succeed even after all other forms
Of Medicatton hare been tried in vain.
Not"ithstandtDE the vast increase IN the prices
OF Al articles especially medicines. Dr.. AJcr 1as
not yet ndFnnced his pr1ces therefore, persons who
fSs Of
ly. neglected throat disease of eatarrh, or other
and too often quito Iucura6is at the approach Of
fall, when at the resent TING in all probability
few wecks is sufficient to efIec, complete cure.
1ysGnf418t-fues, Wed&FH
The Best Tonic In the World.
GOLDEN BrTTERs.
HUBBEL'S
GOLDEN blTIkhs.
DYSPEPSIA
WEAKNESS, -.--.---
GENERAL DEBILITY.
| PURELY VEGETABLE
Not hitter and unpleasant to the taste, but the
most patatable ever offered. Pa1slculatlY 70 the
Gousbcrn market.
Circulars sc.t to any address,
2fopriste1s.
| New York.
| Eurnham Vim Schaack, WyEe u Edwarsls
| and Drugstsss j. Grocers generally.
| juIy1-ma161atf. N, & "
-~ Hopse and Sign Painting. Cslcimlning,
| GlHzing and Graiuing. Paper HangiuRs and win.
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. haHT, So Randolph street.
| Bcx 5e63. iy2s-nGS3-1m
| bryant Il Ssretton,1 DtIckSo Tele-
| graph 1nstitute.-Tbe largest insusution o.
| the Kind in the world Ttirty-fva telegraph In
stumsnts In constent use. Address
/ BETAHT j. 5ERATTcx.
ty2m54G1m DaW Chicago, III.
Metropolitan Hall to nt..-Tbls Hall
Is to rent for all the purposes tCr which such balls
are ordinarily used. Terms Eocerate. Aprlica
tions can be made at the office, adjoining tic en
trance to the Hall. jete-h9Ao-u
w Diseases Of tho Nervous, 6enina!. Urinar:
! and Sexual Systems.-Ncw and reliable freshmen
| gin reports of the Howard Association. Sent b.
mail Iii eealed letter envelopes. tree OF charge
Address Dr. T. Skition Houghton, HoWord Asso
citation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philauelphls
Pa. iY2M29a-5m
, 1864-07-29
ReD Jacket Bitters.

Three Bittsrs are prepared n pure Bourbon Wbte-
ky, from combination 0f over twenty different
kids OF ROOTS b4rkB and her bs, which act ln perfect
concert with the other, prepared from rhs os1Rt
nal formula Ctve1 by the great cs!et He'd J9cEet 70
Dr.. Chapln, who used them successtull? IA his Ffac.
tce fer many years. anu BY their usa gained 50 gIeAs
popularity ID the treatment and cure of nyspepsls.
Headache. Fever and AgIe. and al! dlseaaeA sEs;nE
RON eitrr 1onshs disc wt,l ind sure
cure by te use OF these EltietS Which are pefectl7
pure and Zee from all shnse dsuss and poisou5 USE.
Ally nut Q In Fuch preparations and palmsd oil Oh
IN 1nenspecting public. A stuzle tElal VII vince
The mort tkepttcal that in the RED JACKET there
il virtue which no Other Bitters posses5.
They strengthen Rnd iayigorate tha systam.
Ttsy are nnequaled for general debility.
Ihey are q sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulaut In existence.
They aEe preventive OF Fever ind Adue.
They relieve continuation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and pa1atsb1e.
The Red Jacket Bitters sold In quart bottles h
ali druggists md dealars throughout the cuuntry ,
Gail for Red Jacket and take no other
Circulars to the traGe supplied on anp}tcations to
BENNETT PETERS s. CO.,
81 River Street, Chicago.
jyI-u,e2GS5 1y-1tcw P 4thp
, 1864-07-29
'11'e 100 e41ei 81 g, w1CKEK, Ge21 Freight As'E
.... Chicago aad Alton RAILROAD Co.
Chicago. June -. 1854.

Dxsoz1r11as Or Fs.!o4F n r1f,s 1mf,1nks-A Is: so Il:
j. AodPaa. Gftne stone: Lsx1.:1 barrel & a 4,
% tan Nil 4. jones', bes 4 a: Smith, z i; ma:
chjnery. Ia; T. l.. TAYLOR, haTel: j.. Q1inhy. 6
SoIes medicine, Il pat chuIns. boz medtclse. kex
F. stones, grain dt1ll EIsa dltil; Eeday, boz,
IL, S de.1 Z JIG !. usrr. Bsdeeevi, scsis &C.,
broom esfn @ prsas Hax,ey Co., e5Ea planter ;s:
A.dEies 4 CO. st:cql4r saw, spes @ wad mii!: 2: 4
beI IT s. Jo9s;; 1Ssss: .1is1a:yl' j: =: 6e5fs:
rel ~. il. Ht9e1n, barrel G: Abbot hor G, Y:
ausr 6eans ia esm. chin MI T. sors sia. s1r
pcs marble =. FAscn,las. res marble: Lewis 4
Pease, ssens Il. George. cases mar So. l.. 5,
bMe;J snoderaes, box n. Leah4n, I box; ".
smith. / box 8. 2. Aren't, bog I. q s2.uldiny.
fer: i ari3To q: eeasI barrel: 8; Carson I SoS,
! 1bc1 J. r. WaIn.f, CAT whfel: J. Rt'-y. box;
Geo. G. Smith. box; 11rst lot grave stones, nd
HsFE.
4 Il, OFT hex, nttrke11 i. Dies e1n1sn, .Abtuy
\. 7. ana Eptsaim Cohbssr Chteaeo;" siss, foul
jestkSQ;6t 1toNr sthp Ausucaesz1.
, 1864-07-29
FROM LOUISVILLE.
t.uer1Ila matterH-The Great Fire In
Atlanta.

l.cr1sv11LE, Thursday, July 2S-Long
tcrcd this morning by gue7illas, and stores
robhed, md Post Office ransacked. The Post
master was told that lis buildings would be
burned if he Kept any more Government
property In them.
The Atlanta -4np<az Of the Goth has an &C.
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