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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21

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boy said when the printers dog chased him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21

A CEsrrsAntis NM JOIN Thoaien dtd
on the 9Th Of October, In Pleasant township,
Fairfield county, Ohio, aged one hundred
years, two months and twenty -lonF dAyAa Ha
was native Of wittsnburg, Switzerland, and
came to America in 1904. ..l.i.l ..ia94 ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21

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fell out Of tho window. 49,. -.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21
A LOUISVILLE dispatch of the 18th inst,

A LOUISVILLE dispatch Of the 18th inst,
to the Cincinnati Commercial says;
"a loyal Tennessee regiment formed por.
tion Of Parson BrownloW's congregation on
Sunday, Addressing himself, in his sermon,
to them, he advised them to obey their officer
until they arrived in East Tennessee, after
which they shall exercise their own taste in
settling old scores with the rebels in that sec
tion"
Such is the recommendation Of a renegade
whom Abolitiouists have feasted, caressed and
sent through the land as Christian minister
and patriot he now on the Sabbath coun-
sells Union soldiers to disobey their officers
Tor the sake OF Cutting any private revenge
they may haye.-StafesmaB .. 100
If that is Christianity, may heaven
save US from the contamination.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21

THH END OF THE BArTLE.--The New York
World in the following we presume speaks by
authority ii
"Mr Seymour a. Goyoruor OF the State Of
New York most assuredly can prevent the
prostitution OF the Harhor Of New York long
the refuge and hope Of freedom, TO the purpo
ses Of reckless and irresponsible power The
day Of letters de cGchet, dated at the War De
pArtment in Washington, and acting to de-
stroy the guarantees Of personai liberty in nthis
| imperial Commonwealth will end upon the
morning of bis advent TO power, He will
coms into office pledged 70 support the Cen;
stitution and the laws, and he will redeem his
pledge His history and his oath win not be
falsi6ed BY his conrse-in the EXECUTIVE tchair
--nor will there arise any conflict between the
\ authorities of the State and those Of the na.
ton unless such q conflict shall be provoked
by some IRdle Drained usurper Of power be-
yond the limits Of New York Should such q
crisis eriss, the lawful Governors OF New ixotk
will know how TO seitls ID in a fashion which
will avert all controversy on the point at once
: and forever" -.s mar
Mr. Seymour will then practically be onthe
same platform with Gov. 0ldsn Of New Jer
sey While doing all he can to aid the gov
ernment In its etforts TO maintain its su prem.
acy, he has resolutely set his face against ar
bitrary arrests And while New Jersey has
long since furnished the government her fol
! quota Of troops, no citizen Of that State Is TO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21
SHOW BiLLs HAND ,BELLs, PosrRRs, !, PRo-
srs4 aRAAbdRs, INVITATIONS ANplo i,olio.
LABELS,

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21

DDrseveral large Democratic meeting, held
in Ohio, since the election, ard a nambeg Of
influential Democratic papers, have nominated
Hon. c. L. Vallahdingham as the Democratic
candidate for Governor, pext year. The nom
ination Of no man would meet a heArtier re-
81 nse from the masses of the Democracy
NJ "a that Of Mr. " We believe he would be
triunphantly elected, His election TO the po-
sition Of Governor OF the great State OF Ohio
would be a fitting Febuke to the Aboltionists
Who have been endeayoripg to hound him down
by heaping upon him him all manner Of abuse
and libslllng and persecptpg him Riehm9rFed
Ind } Je6srsOniaH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
NV YORK. June !.

-N-N @NA2s cNLA
New Orleans papers to June lst have been
received here.
The DelfG strongly denounces the friends
Of Secession and sustains Gen. Butler.
The Bee has re-appeared with an apology
and explanation, assuring Gen. Butler that
1t never meant to recommend the destruction
OF the crops.
The Delta Of the 3lst gives g report that
Fort Morgan below Mobile surrendered on
the 29th of May. The Delta OF the 3lst
reports that on the 25th while the forces
under Gen. Williams were descending the
Mississippi they we're fred On when of
Grand Gulf ny field battery Of four guns.
One man was killed and one officer slightly
wounded. The gunboat KIneo then
opened on the Town and the battery with its
camp about mile and half in the rear OF
the town was thereby persuaded to leave.
Four companies Of the 4th Wisconsin
regiment under Major Boardman, were
landed TO destroy the camp. These forces
came up as the rebels were leaving, the guns
and tents having preceded them. few
shot only were exchanged and the pursuit
discontinued at night. One OF the Union
troops was wounded and several rebel troops
were seen 70 tall. Unfortunately the ga
laut aid Of Gen. Williams, Lieut.. Geo. c.
Dekay, who volunteered 10 land with Major
Boardman. was severely and It is feared t.
tally wounded.
While some distance il advance Of the ad-
v4ncel guard he received seven back-shots
IN the left arm, and Eve in the side.
Four sick Union soldiers having been fired
upon by concealed asssssins at the town Of
Hounas Ia. May 9th, killing twOof them,
by order Of Gen. Butler property 70 large
amount belonging to the parties known and
Identified with the murder was destroyed by
| the LIST. Indians
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
NV YoRK, June 70

New Orleans advices Of May %. Wis Mem
phis. say that Pierre Soule is under arrest
on an order Of Gen. Butler, on q high Polit-
zeal charge, and viii De sent North in
few days.
Gen. Butler had an interview with the
o5ea-s Of the Southern Banks on Thursday,
and the Banks were ordered 70 pay all their
depositcrs, upon demand, in such money and
according to the provisions Of Gen. Buffers
General Order.
The bells taken from the churches by or
der Of Be.uregara, were shipped to New
York on Tuesday, in the ship North Ameri-
ca, by order Of Gen. Butler. The Della
wants them united-in one casting, and placed
On the roof Of Faneuil Hall.
Gen. Butler gives notice that the Chief Of
subsistence will sell to families for consump-
ton, in small quantities. pork, beef, hams
and bacon at 7 cents, and 10 cent? for -four.
The frst arrest under Gen. Buffers wo-
man order. Is said to have been one-eyed
woman strongly pock-marked who, for abus-
inr the soldiers, was sent to the calaboOse.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

The TrijEre's despatch says, BY steamer
Massachusetts,, at Fortress Monroe, from
Beaufort, 5. c., we have some indefinite
news from the neighb5rbo5d Of Charleston.
The Masslchuseyt STOPPED several hours
of Ston9 Inlet, where i, was told that Gen.
Hunters army was on james Island and
found Unexpectedly large rebel force about
25 1000, supposed to be from Corin'h and it
was vumored that Bsauregard was with
them.
There had been soms fighting in which
the y Y 18Th aud Mass cavalry distin-
gnished themselves.
Several batteries had been taken BY storm
and q general engagement is thought immi-
nent.
Our forces were then within three or
four miles Of Charleston preparing to make
an attack.
The Ir15alne's despatch from Mlnassa
Junction, June 18th, says. a report reached
there that guerrilla party numbering $50
dashed into Wsrrenton last Monday evening
and captured % sick soldiers left in the hos
pital and from 2S TO 50 stragglers from Gen.
Gibbons BrIgale of Gen. Kings division.
Small guerilla squads were seen to-day in
the nsighborhood Of Huntsville, and Maj.
Dufy, f Gen. Mcdowell body guard, was
sent out To capture them.
The Trl5uns's Washington despatch SAYS
the Dacotah, which arrived at Fortress Mon
roe yesterday, brings despatch from Flag
Officer Farragut. at New Orleans, June %.
he went to Vicksburg in the Richmond,
but returned without attacking the place,
leaving number Of gunboats as q blockadinc
squadron.
The town is under their guns but lies
rather high above the river for assault It
will however, be captured before many days.
On his way down tie stream he was fred
at several times BY musketry from the banks
Of the river, and expressed the opinion that
the war of the Mississippi will hereafter be
Of this character.
New Orleans was quiet.
Tie Times Washington despatch says we
have information derived from secession
sources here, that six North Carolina regi-
ment refused to 60 into battle at Fair Oaks
and shat they are now under strong guard
at Richmond.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
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discontinued unless By positive orders.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
NV YORK. June i.

The oorresponieo; OF the Inns says Gen.
Ashby was shot in the breast and died in a
few hours.
a Memphis paper has extracts from the
Houston CTez4sl Telegraph Of May %, say
ing Com. E.I7 Of the {. ;. Frigase Santee
had on the 18th demanded the surrender Of
Galveston in order 20 save the loss Of life
that follows b5mbariment.
The demand was net complied with
Gen Herbert. the rebel chief saying when
the Union land and naval forces appeared,
Z reply would Be made
On the p q war vessel arrived and under
apprehsnsions Of an attack the foreign con
suls had taken steps for the Protecti-n Of
their subjects.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

SUFFOLK, Va, June L.
Col. STear, who is securing the country
from this place to the BiackFater, has bro't
in 4 rebel Colonel, named Copeland, and two
citizens belonging to the l4th Virginia Nj
litia.
Yesterday Elisha Langiord Union msn
who was supposed to have given information
to our scouting parties was brutality muir
dered IN his own house IN Isle Of Wight
county near the Blackwater by a number of
the Southampton cavalry. he was shot and
bayoneted as be lay and left unburied.
II is believed that there are no rebel troous
Of consequence this side Of tie Blackwater.
There is very general feeling of gloom
here on sooount OF the uncertainty Of the fate
of relatives in the rebel army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
NV YoRk, June y

The Herald has letter from Louisville to
the fleet that rumors are rife that probably
Gen. Kirby Smith is marchin- from Knox
vile ACROSS the the Mountains 10 Nashville
A portion Of the rebels left at Corinth are
reported 10 nave been sent to reinforce
smith.
On the contrary it Is stated that reinforce
ments have been sent 70 Gen. Dam Jut, the
Federal command,r at Nashville.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

The House Territoria. C5mmi tie viii re-
port in favor Of the admission Of " estsrn
Virginia a. d State with an extension Of
boundaries to the Blue Ridge instead Of the
Allezhauios. on condition THAI slavery be
abolished forthwith, the loyal masters to be
compensated by the L. :
Gen. Wilson is about to introduce a bill
extending the benefit Of the act a5JlIshiDg
slavery IN the District Of Columbia TO slaves
whose masters reside here but who were
hired out in Maryland OF Virginia, when the
act went into effect.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

nS and amor Nov IS, 1851, Passenger Train
~ viii run as follows (Suadsys eEcepted).
GOING EAsT.
MAIL.-Leave Osiens5urEh a. ll.s0 A. NJ.
stopping st all stations (iins at Malone, 2.4e),
arrive at Rouses Point a. 5 80 P. ~, connecting
with Night Trains with Splezdi3 NlsTEHg Car'
attached and cars for Montreal, arriving AZ Bos-
ton and New FORK early next dsy.
GONG wEsT.
MAu.-Leave Boston and New York Al 500 ?.
r., arriving At Rousss Point 81 As An, Malone
1910 4. ~, Potsiam Junction l2.47 A. X, Og-
densburza 400 P. X, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway and Lsse O1tsrio steamers, and
Ottawa AID Prescott; ialFay fr the Wcs- and
North.
The Trains connect % Po.-ism Junction with
Trains az the potsdan ami Wa;ertowu Railroad,
a; Mooer. Junction with Trains % the Platte
burga and Montreal Railroad.
eEJ. Y H0YLE. Supt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
MENPHIs. June 10.


Qsiet prevails II the entire city. The
ready su omission Of The inhabitants to the
Federal rule Is not only surprising but graft
flying.
The civil authorities continue to exercise
their functions as heretofore. The Provost
Marshal's Office is thronged with applicants
for permits to proceed North. All are re-
quired to take the tn # allegiance be ore
the permit is granted.
Jackson rrb j Cavalry ich has ern
lowering round the city, ever since the Ed
erAl occupation OF it, are said to have gone
to Holly Springs As most OF them are
largely interested in this city, il Is
improbable that they viii make an attempt
10 burn it.
Two rebel steamers were captured yester-
dsy.above the city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
By Telegraph.
NV YoRk, June Il

NV YORK, June L.
Letters from Gen. McClellan's army state
it is proved beyond doubt that the rebels
made the attack on the memorable Saturday
with 10000 men and that they were obliged
to confess complete defeat, with loss OF
10000 men. There is partial list Of the
wounded in copy of the Richmond Enquir-
er Of the d OF Sd, already published. 1t
hiss the lanes Of wounded from Ga regiments
and ten independent corps. They doubtless
had nearly 100 regiments in the first days
fight. 1t is also stated with every probablli-
t7 Of truth, that it Is now well known that
North Carolina Unionism had broken out on
Thursday in open revolt and that six n c,
regiments in that brigade were surrounded
with Mississippi and Alabama troops in SD
pcrior numbers, who disarmei and placed
them in confinement.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
WASHINGTON, June IS.

Dispatches from Gen. Hslleck dated the
18th, : p. N, have been received at the War
Department.
Spies and desertsrs represent the rebel ar
nv to be greatly disorganized. Regiments
refusing to serve any longer, their time Of
enlistment having expired, have been dis
armed and large numbers shot.
The rebel army has stripped Of food the
whole country south of COrinth, and the In
habitants are starving.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
Nrw YoRE. June Is

INV IVhhs CuE7c IOs
A letter from the army of the Potomac to
the Post, gives a camp rumor that an Irish
regiment attempted to desert from the rebels
and reached Mechanicsville bridge, bat ran
after few shots from our picket guard, and
they are now under guard.
Letters to the Philadelphia Press state
that deserters are arriving in great numbers
and report that many are anxious to reach
our lines. not only North CarOlians but men
from every rebel state.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoT0KAc, :
lime 5rh. u z NJ

HEADQUARTERS Amy OF The PoToKAc,
June 5th, II ? NJ.
To Gen. CASEY,
Bottoms Bridge.
The following despatch has just been trans
mitted,
To Hox. E. u. S1ANr0S.
Secretary Of War.
Ny despatch Of the Ist inst, stating
that Gen. Casey's Division which vas in the
first line gave way unaecountably, was based
upon official statements made to ne before
arrived upon the field and while l was there
by several commanders. From statements
made to me subsequently by Generals Casey
and Noglee, l am induced 10 believe that
portions Of the Division behaved well and
made a most gallant stand against superior
numbers but at present the accounts are too
conflicting to enable Inc to discriminate with
certify, When the facts ale clearly ascsr
tained the exceptional good conduct will be
properly acknowledged.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Com.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
NORFOLK, June Is

-NVAFO-Af q uIIt 10.
An expedition was made to Deep Creek
yesterday BY Major Dodge, who found there
q rebel post Office which had been link Of
mond The establishment was broken up.
deep Creek is IS miles south Of Norfolk. !
Cordiality of feeling is increasing satisfae-
torily here. Trade is recovering. A dozen
schooners are loading and dIscharging.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
Maj. Ger. Com.

-h-h -bAhf AlG To-
The Trlbune's Washington despatch says
that Representative Maynard OF Tenn, has
received telegram from Gov. Andy John
son tonight, TO tie effect that the rebels are
reported to be retreating from Cumberland
Gap towards Charleston. II 50 East Tennes-
see is at last freed and Gen. Morgan can
take immediate possession.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

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BAITIyoRK June q

The Old Point Boat has arrived. She
brings Gen. Pettigrew of S. c.. who was
wounded and taken prisoner at the battle of
Fair Oaks. lie is at the Monument House,
on his parole of honor, and his wound inca.
pacitstes him from moving.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
WASH NoToS June Is

Gen. Burnside was yesterday rendered q
sarenade which be declined.
Lord Lyons had an audience with the
President, being on the eve Of his dep2r-
ture for Europe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
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