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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
NEW CONSCUIPT BILL--WASHINGTON
RUMORS.

WASHINGTON, Feb 26.--Senator Wilson, of
Massachusetts, to-day introduced substitute
for the House bill to raise additional soldiers
IL provides for mastering in, enrolling and
Organizing, by the commanding officers IN the
several departments, Iof as many Africans, lib
Grated by certain laws, by the President proc
lamation, OF by any other legal and competent
authority exercised in suppressing the rebel
ION, as the Pres dent shall from time to time
deem necessary, to be armed, equipped and
mustered into service Of the United States to
serve during the war 1t contains proviso
that no person of African descent shall he aL-
pointed 10 exercise authority over white OH
GERS, soldiers or men ~ the Army and Navy.
The Legislature OF Maine in a resolution
presented TO the Senate, in view Of the hor-
rors OF the late Indian warfare, asks Congress
TO extend the provisions Of the pension act to
the survivors OF the mnrdere and the mutil
sted and crippled.
Kansas, through u resolution OF her legisla
ture, submitted to the Senate to-day, asks the
United States 10 assume and pay the Kansas
Territorial Debt I.afl.
Major-GenerAl Mcdowell was to day order.
ed TO Cairo, 10 serve ss President OF the Court
Martial or Court of Inquiry, ordered 10 assem-
Ole there tor the trial vi those officers accused
of improperly speculating Ia cotton To day :
Star says large force OF rebel cavalry doubt
less crossed the Rappshannock last night at
Kelly's Ford, few miles below Rappahannock
Station Their movement from that point in
dicates raid upon our force somewhere IL
the vlncinity Of Stafford Court House Per-
sons who came into our lines yesterday repre-
seat that considerable force is now at War
renton, while others say that jackson. with a
strong force, has gone up the valley TO Stras-
burg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
BY Telegraph.
eEpoRrED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
FROM HILTON HEAD.

Nsw YoRK, Feb. 26.--The steamer Angus
ta has arrived from Hilton Head
The following is synopis Of the Herald s
correspondence ,, tl.f...ls
The rebele are straining every nerve TO com
plete their iron clad at Savannah, IN which
they express great confidence
The rebels announce that ionr steamers ran
the blockade OF Charleston in one day the
Ruby, Leopard and Wagner from Nassau the
forth is not named bound TO Liverpool with
j B Clay Of Kentucky, on board
Gen. Huute has premptorily ordered all
the staff Of Gen. Foster out the South, for the
utterance Of statements tending TO create dis.
affection, insubordination and mntiny.
Heavy firing wAs heard in 0geechee river
aud il was expected that Union iron clad Pas.
saie and the rebel iron clad Atlanta, had met
in conflict
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
SHERIFFS SALE

Martha Lindsey vs. John Il, Coblenz and Jacob Rich
inond Montgomery county su, error Court Case
No 1i95
pa Niltue OF yendi executionto me directed from
ID the superior Court OF Montgomery county Oh,o
W oiel at pubic sale at the door Of the Court House
IN the c.y ui uS ton, on
Saturday, lfaich 70, 1868,
At2 o clock p IN Of sad day, the following described
real estate, taIt Of lot Numbered t,yo hundred
nnd sew ntY-three 2i3) ia the city OF Dayton county
Ot Montgomery, and state Of OHIO, beginning on me
Of tile Orhwest corner of the lol thence southarlv
WITH lhe line oi LUDLOW street thirtyseyen CI feet
thence o. right angles easwardly the east line OF the
lot thence noriMMdly with the east line Of the lot
tmly seven sd ieet thence Nestwudy TO the place
OF ue9nng 70 be sold AS the property VI jacob Rich.
nCud aR security for John k CohleniE
Appraised undera former wrtat ~ 2tu and cannot
Terms cash
GEuReE WoaAMAN, shersf Mont comfy
ldHN HoWARD, Attorney. teggvyis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
REpORTs FROM VICKsBURG.

Cnao, Feb 26 The steamer Wallace
brings confirmation Of the capture by the reb-
els Of the ram Queen Of the West
Passengers report nothing Of Importance
trADspiring below
IL is believed much suffering exists at Vlcks-
burg in consequence OF the interruption of
the river communication
Deserters seem to think that unless relief
will soon arrive the place will be evacuated
The Indianola is reported TO have destroyed
q rebel steamer near Port Hudson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DESPATCH Es.

MORE ABOUT THE KENTUCKY RAID.
LEXINGTON, Feb Pea reliable private
despatch says the rebels under Cluke we're
ovsr-taken at Trektown, l6 miles east Of
Mount Sterling, travelling towards Pound Gap
and we're badly whipped yesterday
Another rebel force under Pegran left Mt
Vernon yesterday toward Lexington, There
is great excitement at Lexington
The usual daily reports prevail OF the pro-
iectsd invasion Of Kentucky by large rebel
force through Cumberland Gap Military
authorities not advised but are beginning TO
the popular belief that formidable invasion
from that quarter is not far distant The mil.
itary on alert
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
LATEST FROM H1LToN HEAD

NKw YoRK, Feb 27-Hilton Head leliers
Of the 18th says reports Of heavy firing from
the direction OF Wilmington River have been
heard all day. No official news Of any en-
gagement was received up TO late hour this
evening, but il is supposed the Passac opened
upon Humboldt battery in order TO draw at
tention from operations OF the land forces
sent 10 erect batteries and place distractions
in the River, 10 order 10 shut IN the ran At
lanlic, and relieve the Passaic lron blocka-
ding duty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27

Nh" IUHhi TtNIuhTy =,
FL0UR-RecepIs 900 bbs; dull, scarcely
so firm sales 5000 bbls T65G17 So
extra state 00@8 10 common 10 good
shipping brand X H. o.
WHEAT-Quiet, slightly iavors buyers
449l G2 Chicago spring; 63CDI G3 Mil
waukee club; 1901 &c winter red wes-
tern.
.CORN-Slightly favors buyers at 96C09s
sound, s1@95 unsound mixed western.
oAfS-Firmer Mt 1902 common to
prime, t
PORK-QuieL
LARD-Firm at ll5@l24
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet
WHIsRY-Dnll, declining at 5l@5l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
SHERlFFS SALE.


Peter sehnePp' MONTGOMERY Superior Court.
Phillip Schnepp, ct al. Case No I7g7
DUhSua Nj TO the command Of an order OF sale to
i me directed. non the Superior Cont of MINT
sOmery County Ohio, lwill offer Public Sale az the
doOr ui lhe Court II ouse in the City OF DAYTON on
Saturday Mdieh 2s, 1865,
AZ TWO o'clock ol sMd diy The following described
land, Owned by Philip schnepps heirs euated u the
east part o the northeast quarter of section 4
town l, range y M. Il. $, subdiyded as iolows
Lof No, 5-B Beglnning the west line OF SAID fraet
lhehceh a e lI4S CHAINS 10 " corner OF Lot No
thence s3ba g Tls chains; thence iOss " m .
chains thence Is, Cos chains thence egH "
bbs chains 20 beginning there is hfleeu ieet re-
served Tor road On the not tn and east line of this
Lot No. 8, contanmg 1851 acres.
Also, Loi No. D. beginnnng at the south west cor.
ner of SAID tract; thence ~ IA 10 CHAINS. Thence
eJla, 1.6a chains thence 10, " iI4y chain.
thence 10, 3.l7 chans thence sSpil CLEANS
tobeBmnngi there Is hheen feet reserved tor a road
on me nor line oihs Lot No. I, four poles west from
the north east corner Containing $50 acres
Lor No D. Beginning at the south east corner of Iot
NO. thenee II e91a, 100 chains; thence s lb "A
~ ~ cennsi thence 10, 3l7 chains thence NJ
lluU chains 10 the east ne Of said section thence
reseryed for road on the norm line OF tbs Int NJ
y containing 1887 acres, more or less
All m Van buren township, Montgomery Countv
OHIO, aud have been appraised as follows
Lot No containing 1907 100 acres &c s45 per acre
a. G6-lGU 40 ."
o, IS a7-lOO tS f"
Ana cannot sell for less than Of the above appraise
inent Terms - cash. "a In year, and lie Is,i.
lance IN TWO years nom day Of sale the deferred nav,
menIs 70 bear interest," and 10 be secured by mon.
GEORGE woGAMAN, shepa
HoUK MCMAHON Att'ys. iessst.
CARBoN OIL Of the best qeanty hs market can
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
WAR MEETING At INDIANAPOLIS

INDIASAPoLIs, Feb. 26.--The Union Mass
Convention to-day was the largest ever held
here. over 10000 people being present The
proceedings were opened with prayer by
Bishop Ames Governor Wright, OF indiana,
presided There was speaking from three
stands Governor Sohnson, Of Tennessee,
Hon. Samuel Galloway, and Rev b. f. Carey
were among the speakers. go -., :
Resolutions we're passed reaiirming devo-
ton to the Federal Union, and hearty support
70 the Government in vigorous prosecution
Of the war until the rebellion is crushed out
depreciating all the trucking Armistiees OF
the enemy that cannot be enterlaineda single
moment BY loyal men endorsing every meas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, Feb 81
HOUSE, Wentinto COMMITTEES of the Whole,
Colfax in the Char, and resumed the consid-
erat on of the amendments to the Internal
Revenue Bill substitute was adopted for
the 9th section, imposing new rates of stamp
taxes on promisory notes, in order that itmey
be more certainly executed, and to AVOID eva
sions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
A MOTHER AND FOUR CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH

BUrFAlo, Feb GA frame dwelling on
Bowery street occupied by Rev D Frazer was
destroyed by ERE this morning Mrs Frazer
and four children perished Ia the flames
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
CINCINNATI NENEREAL aOspITAI,

Establish cd IA the Year 1850,
foh IhE tOhE M PRIVATE DISEASES
Ahu uLdei Tue ct thuol ot tWo Of the most Emin, ut
fhy|cnn- 40 lne word,
/ Ah. h. BONAPAhIE, nom London and par.
mV9pllAls, ana los me past teI, years Of the Clu,
Snnall Nenefea Hospital, aiid Dr ~ H KEY MOI ia
late OF ne" lufk lhls ~ tne 0ny ullice IN the city
WHERE 'VfnAnent ctrooF IIiphI. Dtssases fo,ih h,
obialed' without the use ol mercury or chance "f
det 1ohorhua curoti 10 - hours elect t,irei
~ 20 ~ uatsi Structures "ored 1to weeks; Noe
,ulnai Emissions siopped,,u 10 q days; Iseminel
Meaknes eured ~ tua NJ sksi syphAisin is
~ ~ s'sg.S s u'liGt ~ daS secondary symptoms in
potency Ngos restored IA TO 4MvAls All Diseases
OF private mature reaisd wih unparalleled success
Dr. Bonapare's treld ,s,,fk on rflyat,. Bspssss ,,
irlVae Guide 10 iirWln, Leuetclni 10 all nsla a
, o,imp, ul' aha iuupfS Psrd r. sd his bouk lt1il
c,'nts q, ,t H., N"' .'"ie Ia darkness. Price 20
Dr. bonapAr,e freuch Patent Male salel il ia
periseuy sale aud V'itr sl.s t. 20 alisnetlon it,s
tne t o1l5 aais hld -utr pteYenuga agAiust disease
rice o. the French Patent Maic sac ii lie siiele
SO siaiane ns ,z tf pyI d9sel seit BY mat
sale aud reiablr remeuy lor suppressions and All "a
male ilsrA7es isdlee ahouid not tse them ,alIlns
pregnancy, a. they viii pfoduee uisearrinpe IN re-
& - W PHi poA FAtr line u sent TO amy address ly
Ds D; r. are The men to consul they are un.
4ueshonhbiy Acknowledged Ia be the clmmiiol, ami
kings ol VI hefeai Diseases aud the only ll,,tnrs a. ~
receive monthly ieppfls from the Ola world : they
nave Teen hrcll tome early npe of ,t,nti ~
witness Tile various dts.ases which anhct nianl,,I
and TO watch lh"Peogtess through "a long career Of
pluys7'ohMs'hd III every sphere OF HE, liotn ne
humble abode 81 puserty IT, ne mslsion on he ,ai
WY, hhi haVh2 hatsiuhe fbs oiaia Ollbi lie lyist
puellnb "l iHhthiiyi ey dstermIned 10 select th,
eeueiMlf~ aSfhni then Particular slnds, anu 20 ,f,y
io'e eii WI" aiteutipu 1.-THE eyiation vi Tie ds
eases Of these iiorGinf inncuoBs. hoIsers viil H.
answered. uul' tliry coituu "A reiiiitt,l,,s ~, f
age stamp. t.ili or u,iirrss, ,Nff ~.
NJ ,.,s "rs. BuNAPARrE REYNOLDS,
10, ~ yean"ir IA est, beween mn \ sixth east
sldei Cincinnati, ono. ~ w
once hours tom am, t0s PM th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
NEW IERsEY sENATOR-PEACE.

TRESroS, Feb 2G--Wm. Wright, Demo
crat Of Essex, was this day elected U 5 Sena-
tor for SIX years from the 4th Of March
The peace resolutions were passed in the
Senate to-day, by a vote Of IL to and were
made the special order for March 10Th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
Reported for the Daily Empire.
New York stock Market.

E''E'' = WI II N7T NuI 2 y
STOCKS-1rreRular, Governments better,
olh'r1 lower, market closing firm Ster-
lrs Exchange nominal at sGG9l 90 ;
American Gold at 695; United States
skies ~ coupons OF, registered | OOg,
Treasury 1910 | 05. Demand notes l .70'
one year certificates sss, United States Gyea
IA coupons n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27

ure the President has adopted for the suppres-
sion Of the rebellion aad declaring that the
loyal people Of Indiana will never submit to
the withdrawal OF State from the Union Or
the formation Of Northwestern Conlede-
racy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
R r. COLLISION.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb, 27-An Owl train
from New Jersey and the night train from
Philadelphia collided at Princeton. Four per
sons were injured none seriously.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
REBELS CAPTURE A PICKEr GUARD

WAsHSoToN, Feb 27--Nght before last
our picket Cavalry tuard on the Chantily
Road, out from Centreville. were all captured,
but one, by rebel force Of 100 after firing
but two rounds An example will be made
of the officers commanding the guard
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27

WHEAT 20
C0RN--55
0ATS-45@j0 ...l.
BARLEY 2j@l 20
RYE-9O@l CO. .t.
HAY-Timothy IL OO@I3 90 per ton
FLAX-SEED-2 90.
WHlSKY-5l@5l
GRoCERlEs-Cofiee 3O!@33l Sugar l24
@l3a Molasses 65@66i Teas 3OGl 30 E
Cheese l2A@l3 Rice s(0sb.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
BALTIMORE OYSTERS


t NO. 200 THIRD sTREEG DAYTON, OHIO,
A RI daily receiving MatDy a Cos Uyaiar4 direct
"A from baltimore 1.-The hest quality IN The mafket
afuch they are nov able TO sel al the OLD PRICEg
Notwithstanding the me 10 ptce ia The kAst =
No, uhe, Select, unu Double ,, lect, are warranted
superior to any others brought west. Try them and
prove it
They also Eeep constantly hand the best articles
TO les iound IN he Confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies Candy Toys, Figs, Raisns
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries Canned Fruits, Fine Cl-
gars, Tobaceos of different brands, and all ar.
ticles in season.
They keep the boHt stock 10 he bad, aud they sell
~ losas tle lowest Forthe best oysters ehd All
ARTICLES IN the Confectionery line, call At
fAYNE n HATFIELD,
utdidfW $40 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
Fl r. "A Do u "A. r. TIE r g
FOR a
Produce and Provisions.

tAeOB W. HElDLER, ssMontgomary uo6as ~
u enrner room, at the old Excelsior naiy harlsei
CON Antly luceiying and kee ~ for said Sif A Nj
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY PkODUlE VeiL'TtA,D
bLks, BRUTE, GAME IN season, and ali the ed,tiss
lnh ne can collect nom the four points OF ne cot,
me palate, mas be had al the Excelsior Marie. "
Old Jake 70 determined to please The public ami l
tRblishn.ont ' A""i" az
gall and sec hun lie vii ba prepared 10 please
'N'y '''J' niidGm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
f r E SH M r. a It.
No Better Slaughtered.

MICHEL STEINER
STALL NO, -, EoNfH slBE Or THE MARKET.
ii AS the best quality OF Beef Lamb, ,i.,.. evarv
public 10 give hun "a trul. w
heis determined To slaughter nothing but ihe hest.
and .eels sure or pleasing lie people.
bs-hemember No. 80 oeibdan,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27

a0 8Ui For weainas.ess u ! wa u
Arising nom Excossea, Habts OF Dissipation, Early
ludiscreuou OF abuse.
Attended cAh the IDlO,oiilg symptoms;
lndisposition 70 E1ertlon, Loss Of Power
Loss O Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror OF Disease, Wakeiulne ~
DnnesS Of NisOu, Pains III the back
Universal Lassu1e Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the BODY
Dfyncsa VI the SKIN, LTuptons the Face
#r PALLIB COuETEEkHUE
1hesesymptotna, II allowed 10 go on, which this
medicine inyariable removes soon follows
lMrOrkNCY, FATUlTY, EPILEPTlC FITS,
IN one " loiieb The Iaiient may EIYpe.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "dIfeiul dsei'ses
"lNsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware OF the causes Of their suffering,
BUr NONE ooETEss.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs
And ne Melancholy Deaths by Consumption
Bear ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTEB WITH
ORGANIC MEAKh Ilss.
H. requires the sId oi medicines to strengthen and
lnvgorate the > stem
which hElMBOLDS EXTRACT BUChU
Atrial VIII convince the most skspdesi. IN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27

d E N It L s II

500 THIRD ST., WEST OF PHIlLlPs HoUsF.
lNALLs particular attention to VULoANlZi. Ed RUB
" bEh as base for Artificial Teeth Il ls last su-
perced ng all other kinds OF material used for that
purpose. Being the first " Introduce IL no INA com
muntyl ne claims that his experenee justihes nm IN
saying that u IN truly "a valuable Improvement In
uaee parllenaHl AZ least, a is preferable 10 al other
styles OF WORK, VIZ First, II can be- made % adapt
l'Asii Aore perieetly 10 the gums than metallic plates
and non eorrosiye, and as to durability il has bee5
thoroughly tested. Last bat not least ID Is one.thnd
cheaper He also calls attention 10 his mode OF 6i
oee DR. BRADLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
DAYTON Marker.

DAYTON February %
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-White wheat,
wholesale, 90, retail 90 Red wheat,
wholesale 6 25, retail 6 so
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27

N kUos and hedclaesi a fnll stock always on hand
~ aud for sale At reasonable prices by
das JAMES ABBEY, Main st, near Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
CANAL NOTICE.

inuE water Will be- drawn from the canal b.tweep
J. Troy aud Dayton ON Saturday next, n 81 and let
IA again on the gSth,
Also, the water will be drawn between CarroIlton
anu Cincinnati on the 81 Of March and let IN the luth
lhe condtuon OF The weather may render II neces.
,ary 10 ,hange the above time somewhat
leltdRWjt IHOS BROWN, uperiutendeut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27

HAVANA CIGARS.
TINH yaE FINE HAvANAs have arrived at last At
Il elsdlw DISOA's Drug store, 1872, 80 st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27
s. TO 90 -REW. RID.

osT-On the nh January, hight brown and tan
II Pointer Dog has very long nose, and long sliIn
tai good deal OF white ON lelt fore leg; large white
spot oh breast, answers 10 the name vi Carlo The
above reward viii be given for his return 10 ms fiic
or Information where he can be found ie7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-27

ia All Their slageHi Al htue EXpensei
littie change M bet; fl,f No
And no Hrposiifs
II causes frequent desire and gIyes strength 10
unuate, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS
Fi"Nehuug anu Curing structures OF the UTethra,
Allaylng Pain and inflammation, 30
i'ePnentm the class Of diseases, and eSpelhng Nil
iO'sonoas, Diseased and iooI, out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
WI" ~ q BEEN THE VICTIMS or QBACKS,
ant n. paid hsaUy fees to be cured M A ,bort
tint, have iound they deceived, and that the
poison hat, 10y the use Of "potsjA asungeatsn beep
aired up the stes 10 break out in an aggi, aed
iuun, ana
PERHAR3 AFTER MARRIAGE.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

A few days after the Republican State ticket
was inside we heard a prominent Republican and
one of the Oldest members OF the bar in this coun-
ty, praising his candidate for Attorney General
as Gen. Corcoran. eIoquently going over his cap
ture at Bull Run and suffering IN the rebel
dungeonsl Yesterday another intelligent ~ rad
zeal was heard exparating on the bravery Of Ad-
iutant General Thomas as the hero who stood the
brunt ofthe fight before CHATTANOOGA
Major General George Henry Thomas, who
commanded the left in Rosecrans' army during
the fierce Struggle OF Saturday and Sunday, was
born in Southampton county, Virginia. IN 1916.
He graduated at West Point in lS40 and entered
The artillery. He served with marked distinction
In Florida, Mexico, California and TEXAS, win
ming brevefs OF Captain and Major at Monterey
and Buena Vista. In 1861 he was promoted TO
Colonel of the 5th cavalry. which is his present
rank in the regular army. In August. 1861. he
was made n B~rigsdier in the v~olunteer service
and sent to Kentucky. BE commanded at the
battle Of Mill Springs in 1862, where the rebels
were badly beaten. He was at Shiloh and after
wards commanded the right wing Of the Army Of
the Tennessee under Halieck. he vas SUISSE
quently offered the commaud Of the Amy Of the
Cumberland in place Of Buell., but knowing The
value Of the latter officer he declined and urged
that no change should be made. Subsequently
Buell's enemies succeeded in getting him emov-
ed. when Rosecrans was appointed 20 the place.
Thomas has since been one Of Rosecrans' bowers.
Rochester IN II Union.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

This champion Of Democracy, and one Of the
most eloquent orators and accomplished gentle
men of the age, has now been 10 our State
two weeks, and has spoken nine times to the
largest assenblsges Of people ever seen in Ohio.
He came into the State in eBfeebled bodily
health. hut has improved BY his labors, both in
general health sud ia voice We heard but one
of his speeches in full. although at several of his
meetings, and that was at Zanes6eld, in Logan
county. We have no hesitation, therefore. in
yielding TO the general voice, IN pronouncing him
one of the very first of the great speakers of the
age, and we have heard a great many very able
men in our ''time aud generation" The De-
mocracy of Ohio will ever owe him a deep debt
of gratitude for giving them the services of his
splendid abilities at so critical a ~juncture in the
affairs of our State.
A bosom friend Of Mr.. Vallandigham, he feels
all the interest in his success which such rela-
tionship can inspire, in addition 10 that still deep
er devotion 20 the success of those great and
glorious principles at stake in his election, FAR
surprising any considerations Of q merely per-
sonal nature.
Mr.. VOORHEES, will be with US a few days loa-
ger, and then return 10 Indiana with the prayers
OF thousands OF the noble sons of Ohio for his
future success and prosperity in every department
Of life. And may a long life bless him for his
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