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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most sdya1-
aseous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards, well
vatered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened on this line and its connections and ever
aItennon ~ paid TO their wants. From Harrisburg,
resting, choice Is offered of the Philadelphia, Ne.
y ORR and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for stock 70
rev forf-vla Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
D. ksoCH LEWIS, Genr Superintendent Al.oOna,
LII. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PhiladelPhs.
a d. doosION, Genr Freight Agent, Phiis'
oeipnia' janll-myA
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.

We claim positively to cure every OF these dis
cases. This is positive fact, and will pledge our
selves to give $50 to any Of the kind We canno
cure and We generally cure with two prescriptions.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10

TOBACCO.
A0CADDIES Prairie Farm" Ids,
~ 80 do "Old Flag" do
20 do Hearts Delight" los
40 do "Zack Taylor" las,
40 do Spun Roll los
20 do Anna Bell Natl. leaf l-4s
rs half butts Edmunds &C, long los
10 do do Florinal So
03-4 do r and R los
ia do Simon Pure; nat If.
1912 do Sunny South; do lbs
butts Pressed do lbs
boxes Eldorado do
10 KEEPS Twist do for sale at
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE
myll
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10
Central Ohio Railroad."
CONNECTION WITH WHEELING.

TINE fine Steamer Falcon will leave Bellair dali
i ly, Sundays excepted. Is q
100 A. M. 81 80 s.
lO:45 A. M.-Arrival Of Train
$3.50 P. NJ.
$40 P. M-Arrival Of Train.
LEAVES WHEELING.
$50 A. M-Connecting with the train leaving
at6:20 A, NJ. zt#{ PC
$50 A. NJ. -et -
100 P. M,
$50 P. M,-Connecting with train at 6:2o P NJ
Passengers may rely on this boat making con
nections with all the passenger trains OF the zen
trail Ohio Railroad both ways,
J. T, RUSSELL, Master
Freight for the West will be received between
A. M. and / | A. NJ, at the Wheeling Wharf
ap27-tf
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10

CONDENSED TABULAR STATEMENT OF The
~ Board Of Health Of the City of Wheeling for tns
sex Of the deceased PERSONS and the diseases Of which
thew died; namely;
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10
TOBACCO.

NERMAN SOAP.-5O boxes Werk's Cincinnati, lust
VI received and for safe by M. REILLY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
nr ,NE :. M,1.hrn,. r.l.,r.

GTATE on NERM0NT At q Probate Court
- Manchester Districi rs holden Al Msnches sar
"a and ~ said District on The ltl day 81 duly, A.
ID 1864
Present, Hon L s. KENT, Judge
hg Administrators on tht estate II Duane :.
Naikrr late Of rolu In said District deceased ap-
plies 10 writing for license 90 sell adj the real estate
u said deceased including tho rcyersion u ths
widow dover representing that tile personal cs-
~. e pgt sahcieni e. pay the debt % aif decas-
e1'a1d ihl; part If tie rearestatc cannot IL soid
without INJURY tothnst irterstelin thc remainder.
Nhert1pou L was rdered that said application
b heard IL Probate CcCFt ODE holden at the
Probate oifco. in Manchester, ia and i0r said dis
trlct on the last "Wednesday q July q, andstbat
notieethcreofbe given s. Publishing h.s order ihree
weeks successfully ~ the MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
printed ai said Manchester pgelious 90 said time "
hearing IL K JoWLEB, REGISTER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
.lAnrrN nnnrnf. -

= HashekIsf iBIsts a9H 81 Msrei etcF.
ei lar sai8 tstt 60 ata aa5 y lane a
u $3.50
ra H EENT. 5aE
t4s45 .sfHtsar Oh tstsf e Martin Brf
lr rH4s % 81 lls administration.
Wb.rHraa aaA I'D res tHf sa{f application
o btra q. o. fs Nar te IS BOA s. 81 Prs.
bafl UH 81 HaHrhasar IS u3tas al3GtnlJt 81
th 80 aas Judy ~ 4ad tbsf q. Parsons later
trefrra D. 8 sssis 5, nylHta Uansf IS pab.
aehNe F f tse aeau.i If this order thros
ae stctE q Gle MksGustrH JogNzAL
% Htrd NaHab. s.er tssitsi q iaoH Qualifications
saaii T. ttiaHa g. said iiue " hearing
d. h. FOWLER, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
IoHN ~. REIn.s E.tat.

STATE or VERMONT, 1 st a Probate
- bennington County So. Court holden At
Manchester, in and fr said District, on the 29th
day Of June, a. p. 1864.
Present Hon. u. KENT. Judge.
An instrument in writing purporting to Be
the last will and testament OF John W. Reid,
late Of undcrnnd, III said District, deceased
was presented for probate.
Whereupon It was ordered that said instru-
mcnt be provenat alProbate Court 70 be holden
at the Probate Office, in Manchester IN and
for said District % the last Wednesday Of
July, 1864, and that notice hereof be given BY
publishing ills order three wcets successfully
in tho MANCHESTER JouRNAL printed at said
Manchester, previous 70 said time of hearing.
Il. 4. BOWLER, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRI1ED FE.UALE Pills

This sigah}a medicine is Nnfllline iu b. care
II a.i Truss laiufaI ind dangerous diseases Incident
% the 'ama,e constitution
ltH9aerltes ai eScsss removes Ell distractions
iraM Hhstastr eHse anal brings on the monthly
period NJ r Il galariy
These Pulls should not be taken by foinales that
are pregnant during the FIRST THi EE MONTHS
a. they sure 90 bring on Miscarriage but al cy-
cry other tinc and ia every other they are per
fectly safe.
~ ali eases nf Neryons and spinal Affections pain
20 the Back and Limits licayiness Fatigue on slight
eNefiur, palpaatQn y the Heart Lowness II Snir-
tts, Mysteries Sick Headache Whites and an the
Vani4l Diseases 9cesianod by disorderea seslem
thes, I }Is stl eiies, q cure Wheu az other means
have failed
fpi directions 70 pamphlet argnad each package
wblch should be carefully preserved
They can b. stBt ia bottle, containing 81 pills
post free By enclosing and elreg-eent staHpst to
anE agent sold hy ai Druggists sole United
Siats agent JOB MOSES
lyAl "a onrtlandt street New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

Gen. DIX il lhe Oldest employ cd
General now prominently before the
public. He vas born III New Hamp-
sliie III 1898 Hunter was born ii
Washington ID ! s02 MeClernanl III
keH'sesY Is 1872 Meaic III Spain
e American parents Is 1876; Candy
n ken.uchy ulol1 Butler Is New
lamp hire 10 1878 Hooker n Ma
achuseits b 1919 sherman ID Ohio
m 1920 Grant in Ohio 10 1922 /;
Franklin IN Pennsylvania ia 1923 ,
Hancock IN Ibe same State in 1921.
Burnside IN lndiata ia 1924 Slgel
10 Germany b 1924 and Slocum IN
1921.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

TO Arms! 20 ARus The CT
izei Soi-irr uill iiaf more j adv
Toe "a ne briekish. muddy water, aad
damp night ar shan il lhc most &c.
ieFmjned enemy noLLewAYs
fills 80 purify the b.ocd aud strength
en lhe stomach and bowels that the
-oiliercAn endure these har3ships and
sllil be strong and healthy 0ccnis,
40 eenlf, and " 10 per box or rot.
BRoWSs BEoNcntAL TRocHEs
are resommend13 for public speakers
ard o'len for ,he relief 81 Colds and
10 clear che voice Their c.gica ey Is
strongly aiieSled by Congressme.
ClersTmen, MilsaFy men aad Others
who use them. q aege are lmita-
'ops, + fuzs q qbrs,N lAs qeumre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES.


tasasalis#taHrfs Aatsrr=
W.. ils ta5scFl4s. bcaF annaas6s 81
w Fn ste aart = ss as-
if Nfse m'ss.sacrt IS receive
aa - nee lsat ss44 damsngi
fstaHt ar ae se
joins 81. Eln.
as Of Sunderland Fs Uattat aese isea
sa a Mms en ema eEhtss8 Is
% iteNte as1 * ma1ta frr ih sGfh
aaf isis 1884, aAaw thst anr
poo faar f hat
tess tisti
I'd 8, tbe To- s. s. S. Kesrr.
IS sunderland. aatae ass Wt8aes 81 sss
teac ans AoYcmhef HeSh fam ole oats.
aek q g. m eatilai sll tsts
lat anaef.sna ia.t .fih 8F 9 Ju'y
s. l.IseE
M AILEe HoRTn
#AAhAHH KNIGHTS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
FAcIsE TAHEs !
COLLECTORS NOTICE !

49, - ~ = - ~ - ~ a 4 = -
TIE tanHa Tayes itr the First Collection nis
'rift q Vermont as assessed npm Incomes Ilcens.
- &fagaa, flata so, Ha4er the EXCISE 1W al
congress approved dty 4 1852. ard the aiueud-
Acnis thereto, har9 Ncone dAe and fEyabfe. ana
3li aeHi a ihe following times and places d
/ receive the FHe. w.
GtgtsEp coUNFY.--A Tie Rrundon House. Bran.
ann trittgF and Saturday. JGly ~ and so at the
uit'd states Court House, Rutland Monday and
Tuesday August and :: a Judge Kittrcdge's Of
/ heg, ilifhayeH, Wednesday aud Thursday Aag 3
aHd 90 The Hotel. in West Pawltt. Friday. Aug.
., at llifs Hotel, Wangt9rd Monday Aug y
HENstNoroN tarNTY-At The Equinox House.
Manchester, Tuesday and Wednesday, aug and
la 81 IbVes Hotel 81 Bennington THURSDAY and
Friday 1 and n
By the provisions afthe law lll persons ncgigrt-
Hg 10 psy said inSea Within thc tlmg above speci.
ded, are required ~ pGy rEN pEs cENr additional
HHou ihasamo0nt thereof
The Government requires these taxes ia D.
pail in Treasury notes o bills " Government
Banks.
- Apg person can remit bis tax by another as
fetepi- Viii be- returned
IT. lhr Monthly Returns 81 Manufacture f5r
USE sa a ayrr1ra1es 90 previous lists viii be
e1ieetca 80 thesc ilue. anA places
JOSEPH POLAND.
Colerto4 First District Vermont
Montpelier July atli s64.-3Nia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
nAKIn snELnoNs E.lnte.

GTATE or YEGMONT, / Al a Probate
- Manchester District ss ! Court holden at
Manchester, IN and for said District, ON 22nd
day Of Juno, A. D 1864.
Present, Hoa. z KENT, Judge.
An Instrument in writing purpor5ng = be
tile last viii ana testament OF David Sheldon.
late Of Rupert, in said District, deceased. was
presented for probate.
Nbercgpon i 7as ordered That said instru-
ment BE proven alta Probate Court IS bahed
az tbe Probate Office in Alauche ter, IN and for
said District, % the last Wednesday Of July,
1861, and that all persons Interested in said
estate be notified thereof ~ pubis6nga copy
Of tilelecord Of this order three weeks succes-
sive.y in the MANCHESTER JOURNAL, printed
q! Manchester, the lasts which publications
Snail be previous 70 said time 81 hearing
II. R.F0NLER, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

BEAurlgs. or REpU BLIcANrsM -
There i now Al Fort McClary, in our
harlor, a soldier who performs an tie
duties of a private Ia lie ranks and 4
guard, aud Is not even clothed with
the power If q fourth corporal, who,
ia the event Of tie death of President
Lincoln would 50 once become the
Commander-in-C hici Of the Army and
Navy u the United States. And yet
with tbs consciousness he is willing
10 place himself in the position Of a
Common soldier share with them in
Jhcir musses, bear about his own tin
dippcr, and reside in their barracks.
This Is the position OF the Hon. ham
uibaI lIamlin, Vice Pres d nj OF the
Untcd States ana private Of Co. A.
81 lhc State Guard, of Bangor Suyh
SIC hold is one &c tie beauties Of re-
PDbicanism -tut il requires such
sound men d ilamIin thus to display
lhe most beauiiiul features Of lie SIM
pdcily e orr Institutions Ports
mouth Iouaai.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
no YJU WISH 10 Ri Ct-REDg
1872 HFfgtfANe-

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure IN hess than 90
tia4 s ihewarst eases e NEBNUI' SNEss Imp0tJn-
eyt Premature Decay Seminal Weakness. Insanity
Had ai rinaFy, @sNH8i and Nervous Affections mo-
matter from Bot einss produced Price One Dol
hr per tax. sent postpaid hy mail on receipt 81
on order One ho& vii perfect the cure in most
eases. Address
JAMES 5. BUTTER
8gi9 General Agent 42l Broadway, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

The drought in Wisconsin and north
etn Illinois Aat been succeeded by the
heaviest rain storm known In thar sec
ter for many years. More water Is
said % have fallen 10 seine places than
fell for seyeiul mouths previous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

Tie Coppcrheads are so badly or
THAI they dsrire consolation from tile
following
The Saratoga RepuJl'cm remind,
The adherenls Of Lincoln, that Martin
Van Buren was nominated at Balti-
more and defeated. Henry Clay was
nominated a, Baltimore and defeated.
Lewis Cas- was nom mated al Baiu-
more and 4 ieale3. Stcph A..
Douglass wa' nominated at Baltimore
and defeated oad Abraham Lincoln
will meet the same fate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

gefl aua hechpapncss aBs superiority 81 The lighi.
bas gained i9f u the favorable opinion az those ac-
quainied wlth IL merits The Usehine takes ~
but iitic room. u9 dlsagrecable oder u experienced
"a e na ~ ',r L applied q tia siiaFaius 81 81 /;
y can 6 a'tache. q lrdinary used for coal
gas anN e burned hFnggh lic same kind u fixtures
The Machine ne manufactured b. ihs Bufina
ton Automatic 6as Light Co., and Hiay be SEGA IN
operation ard itR 4c 90 tbs Store n a. > Bloagett
8 Ga., aeilea -tnet, Burlington. Nt
For further per ellar address
6,a8G PIT. SWEET, secrotaFr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

Half The potentates Of Europe are
now At the kes.insrn springs il Ger
many, Tie Emperors Of Austria and
Russia, with their Expresses; he
actual kiugof Bavaria; tie lutire
kirg q Nuramburg; the Prince
~ Ndsa, who, bni t5r unpleasant ac-
ciden's 10 tic family, might have been
King Of Sweden T; grand dukes aud
g'and duchesses, dakes, margrayes
and princes without end, ambassadors
aud ministers by the dozens are gath
cred there for gossip aud guiding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

The 'hird Vermont regiment has
returned aad been mustered out Of the
service.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
DEATHS.

IN Ninball, July Is. 81 dplheria. ADIN Is, only
au % Billings ud Maiiuda Taylor, aged years, 8
months and { days
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

Gov. helm. Of Louisiana has
revoked de commission of WIN. W.
Landliu, Of he third District Court,
because llr latter 4, cided that slavery
.tiil existed ~ t,mt State. HE sub
jeei subsequently came up before gthe
state Convention and altera spirited
debate a i, solution wa, adopted, IS
70 20 declaring thEt That and IN sim
liar decisions were contrary to tie
fundamental law " lie State. AID a
contempt cftHc ordinance 81 enamel.
paiioa.
4 ds ieuIenant ia tie army iiss
been found gully II cowarlics, aud
has been eutenc i to have tbs insig
MIA of bis rand tou 81, Ills sword
broken sud bis head shared. and 10
be diunmel out Of camp. This oli
Ger tl5agh Two years ID service. by
miIui dodgios managed TO keep ont Of
every engagement in which Ills reei-
men; TOOK part Severe examples
Niil now be made Of all such cases Of
Officers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

Colorado ieal lh a3ires
zoe ihe Territory plieb he
bs saanty asam io p ppder DIS
foHe cares = eam g bsa fit.
rot Of Use iaFg'aia stamp. lu !
ael fer my beloved country nol ar
myeiC Ri. g. vant y ibs cauc-
tef 81 ibc prominent men be9on DE
eouatry that ha, tr 9sai aboui chg
80 AMI civil aar pray God g
raise W. from ,hs people many e ioin
me. ~ a disinicnae3 ana poaI .piril
8Ga, Under fig mighty paoer Of
ihe people, peace aad returning pros
pgrisy may IS restored wiiha pattio,
iorefaher rule
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
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g ths assraaggH % aaer q a years and fl,s3e ~.
81 gEas faM saif. ls1Fsng interest s. Are t,gr sst
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banas
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g'aa b9ats ~ taes aay trater E-eislerat bonds
~ "a ep r. Blsks u tha q r If.ssisf,sg.
-. ea1 p transferred ar "a ise quasfs 8r8sr.-
tuaisaa taaas are &gahae q lshraF aad eiareaiest
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HuFsn@ Eltat bgss afas iatef 81 hifa Msrfh +, Ia,
Eay8ne the Hc-fnt3 inifrasf fa essf=f e III Rated
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soy Hr cett ffgtsi&rni orneatgt them 5ragiFs -.
tsfesi stss ige tlsie g saissfsil5a zad dsussit-
- taos Bsnaa -
ENeHpt from MuaieipaI Or state TAXATION,
iaff iaas i laeEassd frual aae 10 tbres sss ess,
ftr aHHHu- .aeof-Ee q itae ratas = tss ie,les ~
faiIals li4ffs q the country.
~ ae fFcsfi f1a Z fegsiBsa ~ G5d sl4sf nas.
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H reutarl aut 80 saiaase s 4 r.r-
aan5at ~ tt1li serg izsl-ssssaf
es $3.50 feniltaaes ts.sfs
Fr fA4TioNAL Bank. BENNINGTON. Ia
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faon nc IRHI q TAE FusgElr
Glorious .yrrs.

HEApQUAKr1ns ANHT % yHE
PoToNRo, Jely 80. I9 a. --lAe
great eFsna - ioaa sHIieif aiei. sue-
n. TIC saploaoa 3 ~ ane unarr
she felpel tors, q fraai q Csc sih army
poeps eaae ~ lass mou Sc 3
o'cisek Pike baae uak keg ag
night AT tle ima CO.. maea a
appliad 70 ID mine ale skrnaash
wegn suii engaged oa beta la. Ibc
vplame NJ dtu lbfawn Has lmmaasc.
and rNnp over lafse hen8fei iee s8
,he air. Tbe Ffb corps al euea arg.
ed Ils wefts, diving lhe mals ja
theif line u onirenslsn enis and yakau
= n8mber q pfisohggs me 81 whom
were dog oai 81 ne agh. badly IRA
iced These rtbsl prisoners suie ibat
ooly ab8ui dozen remain y ihs rrs
imeni from Seuih Carolina A. soon
a. DE explosion l9gk place, l24 guns
opened GA eur luni. while tie mus
kssry blszcsl = 81 continuous lHe q
tic along ihe front 81 ibe 9.haa3 pau
d ihs 5ih sud Issh corps Tie
scene i one lafg 70 be remembered
by lhese mho witnessed H. ibe
smoke from ihe quhs soon ubsea1ed
the view, AND Obs arst particulars Vi
success aere CLEANED from lhose who
came IN with ihe prisoners. JAe
prisoners say we completely surprised
hose IN our froui, isey being mo1Ij
asleep ~ ihe iisne
One u sha prison rs stated ihat
they @efe busy mining under 9ur
works, and y $50 da}s more ibey
would have been made - blow chem
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

asys longer g iAcv feuafn y ihe.r
rfcseai fsf bfrFcn e fhey la.
Heed ca usly afe ne tcana1t
q h army
A lesfsr from 3 general eelcer -
daiy s tte fr7u', das che battle
4 iGe ~ e., being % teyeeH fsH
ever h8 & the Wet We md q
ihs lime BE srssr alreadY buried 2-
nsl.. had get - bury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02

Boo 10 and SDIIOl1S.
A large stock.
Ladies and Misses Glove Kid Balmoral Boots
Ladies and Misses Pebble Calf do d,
Ladies and Misses Kid Bal. and Congress,
Ladies and Misses Cloth Bal, aud Congress
Children and infant Shoes, every variety.
Ladies Leather Travelling Bags.
Willow Cabs, Willow Child's High Chair,
Willow chill's Rocking Chair,
Willow Nursery Chairs, Fancy Cabs,
Boys Carts aad whtelbarroBg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
BRAKES PATENT
Automatic Gas Machine !!

~ HIS machine
Il which has been IN
constant use for moro
than two years, Is now
acknowled tho
most convenient sim
pie, aud efficient meth.
od pflighting bindings
efall Kinds alt " reg,
uiar gas works ever
brought to public 20.
.iicc
The simplicity ofthe
apfr1tgk. its eGtire
freedom from dang =
BIZ explosion, the iittie
K.ifh sFhfrhft tt,irb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-02
fnON GIN. SHERMAN.

Nav YoRK, July 3l.--A Herald
special, dated Nashville. Tennessee.
July %, says Gen. Shcrmans almy
was again pat in motion yesterday 10
sn<enAplish an important operation
hoking 70 an eafly investment Of At
hnia The eaemy yesterday attempt,
td e iNctcerl the movement by al
tackinx ihe tIileeaih corps, but were
badly rvpalssd. Daring the contest
we e.uh sFsaa tie rebels four or SIX
feg'mcaiA aaes. There are no o.her
details that cas- be male public. bu,
the country msy gsst assured t4at ct-
eryihing has Asea saeccssiul. Ii ap-
pears that Gen. Bragg came 10 A,lan.
"a from Ricilu-na. that council 81
var was hcld f.r The paspose stated,
that Atlanta mus. and should be hell
II ell haxsris. Jchnstoa replied thar
20 do 50 i would reeelse ihe sacrifice
a the Nhsle army. q which s. Woad
sat conscnt, and theres0s e resigned -
Thecommand was rendered Il H.f.
dee, "ho refused 20 aeeep, it Oh any
terms. SD i vas gives - llooa "a
the ceeai.oa thai he would deleaa
ibe cisy - sks.iast The tebels are
said % hate eaastsue,e1 rong works
4 Atlantis, asd i Is 40 aal.keiy TIA,
.6sK 1sY keep rs ~ asF for sw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-12

THE NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY
FA1R.-We last week published the
Circular of the Committee on Man
ufactures. Below we give that ef
the Committee on Produce, of
which r. E. HILLS & SoN are the
agents for this county:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-12
OBITUARY.

DIED: IN CONCORD TOWNSHIP, Del. Co. o.
Mas. MATnBA, wife of John Cutler. The
subject of this notice was the Daughter of Rob
ert and Martha MsgoWen. Was born in Col
umbus, Ohio, April 23d, 1909. Her grand
father from Novascotia, was a revolutionary
soldier, aEd built the first cabin on the present
site Of Columbus. She was married to her
now bereaved husband, July 18th, 1925.
They renewed from Columbus to the pre-
sent home of the family. in September 1881.
They were among the first residents of the
consequently she had to pass
through the dsprivations, labors, and hard
ships incident to new country, and the rails
ing of a large family. She was the mother of
ten children, eight Of whom with the aged
remaiH to morn their loss. She
had been much afflicted fer a number OF years i.
but finally came to the termination Of life by
Dropsy and Congestion Of the lungs February
Ist.. 1864. She was a good neighbor, an
afectionate and oblging wife. kiad and in
iuIgent mother She now rests from her
abors, and. her works will follow her.
J. s. CUTLER.
Family Residence, Feb. 4, 1864
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-12
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