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Oefmnme Der Gumberlanoftrafe.a
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VI Baltimore, ben IL Sanuar. !
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lteberabt bS gtubenS unb S6aeen8, 1rel6er aus Der Def
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Ginf6t auf nnIerer Office auflteet une tSnnen etpat9e @e-
i8perhen unb Gtnipru6e BEL Der Criminal @rurt Der Stabt
Baltimore seltenb serla6t perben.
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sin Die G3esoscmen i'm 3. GOngreRsS ifrtet.
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~oebcbenen Yerfpnen nur an benz Gage erantrtrt irerren, Der
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f6neteen.
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s~riiben 3 uno Az ubr Ndtmttta9S pom reH nnIeFdeIpHeleH
Gnrpatrunes-Sparb ertbeilt.d
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ID tlltd N 8rdptSt
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ummt 3ubebEr, I'm @ittelpuntte Der start 6elceen, II, ea
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~ Serfaufen. gdbereS tn Der Grip. b. Sl. 1ncemI-
9S6f1c, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
gIuSIGnSer, anbere NOllmatbtem,
Irpie aue &rten aert&tli&er DUtumsnte werbtn NIT GROCER
Sprafalt ,u biltaen YreiIen In ineiner SfTce auseeferttet.
wprduf Id has 6tuti4e Yubltturn Defenders autwertidrt
made. srts4- Ft
(9Sdns) 6Hentlt6er NOtar, 3o. 81 SecOntltr,
SHE &rdnfbctte1t q
an Iatrnen @1ietern, Mutteri6w66e Y: I. 49, Ste nt9t gu
Fnriren Ino. tperben In 8 Taaen auf has Dunoeroputte, beher
benin j, pteber b~ereefelt bon
, 1864-07-27

By far the gre.ter part OF the rumors, and
even positive statements, hourly put in cir
culat1on here, are evidently false, and, there
fore, not worth repeating.
PHILADELPHIA, TuesdaJ, July e6.-Tbe
Bulletin has the following special from Wash
fngton:
General Crook met the enemy on satur-
day at Winchester, and was repulsed and
driven back to Wi1liamsport, by way Of
Martinsburg, General Crook. commanded
the militia
a dispatch from Chambersbure Gays:
There are no e1gns Of the rebels adyanc-
irg further thnn MArtinsburg.
BALTEzogE, Tuesday, July 20.-The dincf-
Kan has the following:
The city last night Was full of exciting
rumoIs Of rebel movements In the Sbenaa-
aoah Valley, together with vague accounts
Among the rumors prevalent were the deaths
ct Generals Kelly and Ayerl(l, and Colonel
MuIligan~
The faets, as far as asccrtalned, are, that
AVeri1l, inter successful encounter with
Early's forces. pursued them to the noun
talns beyond Winchester, where Early made
stand, and after heavy fighting On Saturday
aud Sunday, the rebels having In the mean
time been reinforced, AverIIl was compelled
to fall back to HnrpeE's Ferry, br1n2in;: With
hin the fOrces at bunkCr ILL, anu causing al
90 the evacuation Of Martinsourg. The Icb-
els ursueo, and yesterday afternoon occu~
pied Martinsburg, where they cut the tele~
graph wires, andcammenced tho destruction
of the track Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road.
Our forces, according: to the. beat advice
We could obtain, arc now concentrating at
HGrper's Ferry.
It il rumored That the rebeIa are In large
force, but this eau hardly be possible beyond
the strength Of the force under EARLY and
Breckenridge. The object Of the rebels In re-
turning is. doubtless to gain time for the
safety Of the trains and plunder, and to &c.
cure portion Of the crops Of the Shenandoah
wiley. It is probable that they may pgain
invade for more plumber.
There are no authentic accounts Of the ex-
tcYt of the disaster to our force beyond Win
chester. There is no confirmation Of the
Geatl Of Averill, Kelly and Mulligan.
We learn that orders were sent to remove
the army and medical stores FROM Frederick
last night. Gen. Wallace convened the 1oy1l
leagucFr, and reported that heavy light had
taken place between Harpes's Ferry aud
| Winchester, and that Hunter was repu}sct
also that several pieces Of artillery aud two
trjeades bud been captured by the rebels. II
| is impossible to ascertain the true state o
| affairs In that region. There Is no doubt thai
serions disaster has occurred to the forces
| 1T Hun4nr
, 1864-07-27
ERDF4 SPRINGFIELD.
state Military md Political News
GucriI3a8 II. Montgomery County,
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tftbune.l

Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tffbune.l
Srn1Scf iElp, NJ Tuesday, judy II.
f. Nal. Gen, McClcruand has recovered from
bis severe illness, and left last night for
Washington, It is supposed to endcavor to
procure command from the President
Mai. scates, late Judge Of the Supreme
Court, is here to solicit authority to mise
two regiments under the call. The Major
was formerly leading Democratic pollti-
clan, snd gave up very large legal business
in Chicago, through motives Of pure patriot
ism. He hos been q member Of Gen. Mc'
ClerDaud's staff.
Those noted Copperhcad Congress meu,
Toney Knapp, Jim Robinson aud Jack Eden,
arc In the city. in close communication with
old John Moore-tt is supposed arranging
the Gubernatorial nomination. Where Is
Bill Morrison9 Is he going to let these se-
cret society brethren rule him off the truck
Adyiccs from nearly all parts Of the State
represent the crops as very fine. The corn
crop almoet everywhere looks well. The
prospect is that Illinois will turn out more
grain this than any previous year.
Five respectable farmers, citizens Of Mont
! comery county, called upon the Governor
| to-day to solicit the protection Of the State
| or Federal authorities for themselves, fami
| lies and neighbors. a band Of bushwhackers
| apd Copperhead !secret-society rutdans hal
eacamped in that county ind are plundcrln2
the loyal citizens Of arms, money and pro
luce. They go to the farmers grounds ant
barns and take what they want. These fvt
citizens, ore Of whom is Union officer Whe
has served three years in fighting the rebels
had to steal away from their homes through
the woods in the night, and dare not 80 bacl
to their families for fear of forfe'ting thei
lives. The Governor has laid the matter be
fore Col. Oaks, who Fill doubtless attend tt
these robbers and rebels. TIE number
men in the encanpment Is variously esttma
ted at from 100 to 200 peraons. They ar
armed, and most OF them appear mounted-
, 1864-07-27
r,urdI3T WEST KENTUCKY.
The Rebels at Paducah on Rough
md Rugged Road,

CAIRO, -Tuesaay, July *c-col H,sss has
been relieved from command in Paducah.
GTn payne has prohibited all persons occu.
e?asss y e. esa ef efF % We z aSs
from navfnr rent therefor except tolRnd.
sz Of # 4sut atayf o4 sas
ai.es .1I ~ t4,id;nrs 2 or lands Of disloyaltsts
ps t. 6s 5{Sys RGy1lt ns1ssns ism sna
PaYnisntt tta .. ardsr asds to A1eust LIT, viii BE-
ssa ss1f Of tGe Gea efq Payne has also iate1d!cted
fhe sale Of arms aud amtnunitlon
to % nersons in or connected with the army,
and IN pi,s to sueh oniy by permit from his head:
quarters he t{d e soPRe1s {@s sg14eyas can a1
and M merchants can only bring goods into thiG
reoniations Treasury Department.
Sc1.era1 stores have been closed antt q large
nnmbcr Of citizens Of Paducah have been or
derea d to leave the State Immediately. -.
o1I1u T.ss ~ Cotor1oug guerilla Kisterson will b
shot at Paducah to morrow.
Payne has areaey stoses
peltv neI " OF disloyal parties Of Paducah.
, 1864-07-27
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LoU1Fv1LlE, Tuesday, July GA guerilla
force, number unknown, were reported 70
have been threatening Brandenburg this
crossing into Indiana.
The remains Of Maj. Gen. Mcpherson ar
rived early this morning, and lay IN state at
1be Gait House until 10 O'Clock, aud ere
tben escorted to the Cincinnati mat bost By
III imposing d'epley Of artillery, cavalry and
Infantry, under commend 1af 1asa Of CO. da jordan
with thirty men OF the 18th Ohio Cavalry
and forty guerillaa at New Hepe, last satur-
<lns. lie rebeis were routed asd Capt. Ale1-
Juhn Toupkins, recently Of the firm Of
Jat. I.sw & Go., and one Of our most promi
nrut merchants committed suicide fGa ssvtn ta'i
morning. He had been un"ell LOT seset"
dn,f and much depressed
Capt Baker Of the :s,5th KentuckS ronted
party Of ruezillas Ut Knob Creek, bnttu
c"unty, IN tho morning Of the ~, captuf
ing ,uu.s,cr ot horecs aud arms. No los
.<,n uus Eide.
, 1864-07-27
THE WAE NN GEOR EIA.
Latest f: ON tlae httuata0r In Gen. 6her.
mans Army.

En-
maRss Army.
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, July a0.-Sunaay:s
Chattanooga Gaz.ls mentions runors that
ts,. r. bel General Hood Was wounded in Fri
days fight before Atlanta
NEw YoEF, Tprfdnv July eG,-Thc special
10 tie HeoId, from Washington, Jnls 2S'th,
sa, .,,e reports OF the fights at Atlanta are
rrra, dec here rs highly satisfactory aud 10
dicat;ye Of much mcrc substantial victory
tl,un the mere occupation OF thai city "onlo
have been.
According to the o*3caal accounts received
since Gen. Hood assumed command OF tue
rtbrl army, he has lost over twelve Thousand
1neu. while Gen. Shesman's losses will not
exceed $500.
It il believed TINT Hoods army will be-
come SO thoroughly demorallzed that the
rcuuunt cau be Of little benefit to the Con
tedczacy, eycn ehorld the main body succeed
in making their escape.
The New York TsibuaGs special from
Washington says: 4 dispatch from Atlanta
received by the Government this (Monday)
evening estimates onr losses iu FrlaBy's bat
flo at about 5000, and that Of the rcecls Ut
anont G.Ooo, About 500 dead rebels were
hurled in front OF our left wing. The fight
inr is described as having been terrific, tn
rehels making repeated charges win IN
,,,vonet. each time. being repulsed WY
much slaughter, and finally driven into tnei
" Ike nocls have destroyed all their IN
II: use depots of pro ;ieions In Atlanta, ~ y.
Mnson a. road. Our cavalry would probabtii
;,t,.,rr,t their retreat loIir enough to enAbl
, 1864-07-27
u N I o N
READ HOTEL,
GULF ORD, CONN

The Underlined takes pleasure In announcing to
ba lends and lhs p1h'c EsrtraIy fhat be T1H ortn
tti Is OF ulodern construction lit OF an extensYd
scale, ~lh Accommodations Iur tlx hEndred Kue4ta~
bsa1t1qi.y lpcatfd On Long Island Sound. ntieA
east ot NaK Haxeu On The yow Lnndon and ssontnf-
Ing uueq1ansd A 1ne yacht OF torJ tons Kept Gor
ne -cc 5amooation Of ths mesa q The House.
Ra easn,nE x IL O. cSd
tors for seTenty.1va horses.
Gong from New York to sasEsm's Hsad faks tna
hsm Head direct: changing cara It xr~ Harsn;
time .h1ou7n "a noars From yer hay:n q 70 t5s y
shore i.ine Rxp1eas rom Ne* To.fs Tosst and
check 10 tatltoEt. ResHrnicz. leaves Sacheas Hesd
EenQf at 80 a, NJ, and 6>Np, r. b., -,
ISe ovsssrs. nsh an1 loeassrs arg saSen ts,m the
watrr hourly. Having sold out the TnnHa: Hot3I
1asr Noyrmber fne sbscr.hez sill levotss hts santra
tn1e /, the coG7tort OF a. guests. ane hant VIII
| NJ in nt+cnCance dn.tnt she seaeo1.
n. B.-Mosquttoes arc strangers At sae Head.
| H. LEE sCEASTes-
| New Haven. July 1st, lsal- m
, 1864-07-27
420&>yE DAVENPORT.. :.

(spoctal Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
DAVENPORT, Tuesday, July a6, 1854
The new draw Of the Rock Island Bridge
Was completed to-day. Three freight trains
passed over at ha1f.past four P. NJ, and the
evening passenger train from Chicago ar1iv-
ed at six p. III. Trains arc running regularly
now that.comm unication Is open.
[For Furtter Telegraph s=4 Fourth f1ge.i
, 1864-07-27
From Harrisburg.

HAnn,Eguso 5a{ oej9E etadftss aan = te:s'se caSsa
ns a11 co1nnsn1es rendered for the one years ser
W. w. ~ ana TO attach the Same temporarily 10
tts % ORGANIZATIONS Of tho 100 days men..
, 1864-07-27

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AUGU S r, 17 E 4.

The ATLANTIC for Au3utt = now s-a1y. WITH the
la1low:nf
List Of Contents and Contribators.
~ CHARLES READE. BY E&:rtos &. Prescott
~ HoW BONE Il GOVARNzD. Ry George n
Greene.
u CosCoRo, HAr .. 1854. 81 Eeury #. Long
feilow.
w- WHAT WILL BECOME OF 7aEx. JyL.r
TsuwnndGe.
Aa61ew Ten Brock.
II FRIAR JEEoUE'5 BEAUTIFUL 3ooE. ByT-
D. Aidrfcn.
T- L1TaR8RY LIFE IN EPAEls.-TuE DRAWING
f. ON. By "8pfrtaon,'
r. EE1 L1rTLk CoGECsY aIHI.. ByA.M.Dtak
IL SWEET BkIE7-
/" H0UsR AID HOME P4rKRs. VIM. Ry Haz~
sic- Beecher stova-
H- THE HEART OF THE VAR BY J. &. H.p3!A1d.>
~ OUE RECENT FoREIGS RELAr1ON1. BT O..
II Towle.
Iz- BEv1Ews AND LITERARY NOTICES.
EETEHs-The subscr,rH5u prizes Of tbs ATTAIN
TIC IL - PCT JeN, In auVance. Su1sctto.lua5 na$
begin with ary number, Reduction to f1n5s. tn :
poEtAxe nn tho ATLANTIC mps n in sn caaeA 1x pn4l
Ut the oE:cc r hsfa It Is received
T1CKNHR Il FIELDS. Pa ab1i@hersx
i3a;nT Talt 135 Washington S., sossca. Maxs.
, 1864-07-27

H. REAZoH Will EEL :trc1an McNrs: J. ,.
MYERS CO.. thttr Stores, .. aud "a MarkBe 81
FIJI ApE. PHA, Wespea rcT3:aEs A1G1A IL
Dry GOODS IN QR13tNAL FAGKAaE!.
aon hafes Red, White, Yellow and Blue. Elal1 ana
Tvilled Ftsnnels and SackingE.
50 q ses PIA1n And Ps!nttd HAs.nas.s.
50 !" Kentucky Jeans.
50 and 4 Wool Ll18&y8.-
IL - Miners FiAnne4R.
70 bkles AltWcoI TNeeds.
s cAsea Benye- Cloths. t...
50 IT. and ia KochdAla Blankets. $.
Is Canton F!Apue1s
q - kindder and Hnek III t..
IS - Aaefosc Rgtn. Lewiston md Ffanxin Ie*s
set Je711. > :
s. bales T1ck1ngs- 49,.
30 I" Brown LfN1B.
50 cakea Bie2ched Auslns. RI hope, aaa n1as- AA0
ether staple brands.
If esses III aud Ill Brown AMI Blsathed 8hcctttEA
y = St.ines and Checks.
S bales X aid II Heavy Brown sheeanks.
The psrt.eular attenIcn of the Eadc u called & 20
thls sae " it will comprise ths mott deAra5o a4e1
Of FOODS AID IL The LARGEST offering e7s: made = tn
or any other market. vi one efcsoeton. Tho 2ooo&
are III N order md ori :tnal oacS.gea+ . RI
,v9ersaa,stnes Ancsioneef1-
, 1864-07-27

FTsHAT NEW PICTURE, THE:
j. GEN, continues to plcase the Peoptee.ios 9,e H u
durable. pretty snd cheap. aonS ~ 3hn n y at FHaH.
GIEEA', no s. Cla:k street, oppoase ~ m, % An
Hue. - -
IF THIS SHOULD REACH THE
notlce OF s. g. Otsen, tho formerly ,nvea near
CHICAGO, be viii 1esrn So9etA1a aHRNa y.t: y
tine, Iowa
NOTICE.-A general meeting Of
~ the Journe ymen Cord xainera Association win
ne n!aes a Jnls a;ta. at DeArnoEa st1eet.
tJs.ti93lt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is 90 IN
TUE eHApE. Yes, 1ir; but Ton would enjoy
Sn. rpol breeze. vis.t Eve1ltIs, 157 Lske tSscst
7. tn oil 1t gallery In tho city CAtte5 da 'tse
| only " o olats ptr ao3,n =, ,yvr,1r .. on.r-
| nav r1As. oEn.fc,. jsa1 lEi1-t
, 1864-07-27

Ic.unot speak particularly Of the 6!aEa1es ny
Gen. Eeary's division, because could n9s en n9ae
ado Which contains such regiments as the 70 2,
ard he remaining fragments Of the memorable otn
and could nH: ts to DO sn Sas sna,e tse 1sf
-rnfe ahfck ~ fhe enemy'a overwhelming numbers,
op7s distineuished themselves The more by 5aas-
he alterward end utterly fepnlsing the V1ctors'
ROBINSON. KNIFE, nraER.
Gen. Wl1Iams' LEFT brigade was commanded o3
, 1864-07-27

There are numerous sensational reports
relative to the recent movement Of the reb.
els up the Shenandoah Valley. That they
hold Winchester and Montgomery is ccr-
tain, and it is quite probable that they have
force in the neighborhood Of Harper's
Ferry. The possession even Of that
point would be Of very little value to
49, 40 long as wehola Maryland Heights,