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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-19

HADQpARrMzs DArARTMENy No.
Tuiahoma, Tenn, Feb "a, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. 8.
l. FREQUENT Inquiries at these Heasiqus Fters in3i-
cate that numbers of able bodied men liable 70 con.
scrption are still employed in different Department.
Of the army against orders.
III. IL s therefore announced fer the information OF
Enrolling officers. that military employment OF sny
kind whatever, exempss the employee from being
enrolled. Applications for exemptions must be deci
ded by tho Enrofling ocers. no other parties being
recognised by the department ~ hHying any control
of the mattar.
fsignod) p. II. THOMSON,
A. A. Gen J.
OFFICIAL
q. A. MORENO,
A. A. A tsenl.
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goo PEWARD.

SZU XIV hU.
C1TRAYEp or stolen ftnm the camps OF the Hctn
= Tepnessse regiment. on tie evening a. the sth
inst one very dark Iron>gre Fully shoot ioar years
ola 6teeu hands high; has fine saddle gaita ~ asst
=. r.r. ..ri,ue foots and "fox-trois IL In rather
sean condition. The above reward win be paid for
her delivery ut the camps Of the roth Tenne,nfe reg
inent Ireaton's brigade, Breckenridge Division
Tulinhoma Tennessee, or for any Information 'ba1
"''' '"' pEERING J. ROBERTS.
.nrIL Asst Surgeon 10Th Isaasseet
SALTPETRE--ATTEN
OrrIcs NIrRx Htsrsa BrxEAr.l
Chatta noogas April 4. ls0J.
,v@uIs 4. IN notify all rnsn that the supposed ar
/ peu.ion OF the conscfipt Law In Tennsssee dse
not amply 10 the Sahpetre men. Al men VINO nave
Ell any OF the sAhpetre Caves IN tht- stsn, ano
~. do not return to their work by the ietn c'
nil will he arrested, court martIaled l"t dereroon
and most probably shot. as the penalty lot
Is desth. ...s o,,, lie. "a, ,,,,,.,
FRED. n. SMITH.
'se'' CAPT Artillery T.. T. A.
,rn.a, Asst Supt u. n. Bureau.
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TAKEN UP

MD committed 10 jail by tho military authorities
"A at Chattanooga, on the I'd Of October; ls6a AND an,
more rece nty committed by acting Justice OF toe
Pesce for tie county of Ha ni1ou, Tenn. on the
lsth od Dec, 1884, q negro boy Who seys his name
JACK, and that he belongs TO ohm Pr1de, oI Sparta
white county Tenn. Said boz is black ~ year.
I'D feet I inch high. The owner s requested 70
oone forward. prove property, ny charges ard tax"
him cut of iail j. II SWAIN.
S.cgi Tailor.
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Ill. A. fsw Items drGnatic. Tho Wksss
.Epss a.ssw plsv by Miss sAeakeaa. vse pro
tissed Hs CihoipsIlsi ohfshsstsh as Piks's Ops
HeaaaIs 3
Hatsie Bernard 10 playing Camille IN
Nashville.
Little Barefoot" lis "a nov draimati1aaion 10
which Maggie Mitchell appears at Wood =
Theatre in Cincinnati. -
The Campbell Ministrela are in Louisville.
James e. HHsdocl,. Esq,, The trssasiian and
elocutionist, has recently prepared isctsFs
On our Country. its Condition and Future,
which will be delivered to !, Cincinnati nnii-
snce in n week or two. 1t ras read for the
frat fime, TO a gathering OF Ms. NE Rsigh-
boss, in Warren County, and received much
approval.
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NJJLRal MULES!

ONE pair small black Mules, young and we'll brol
W For sale by w. p. HOOPER
eprit-tw
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TEACHER.

LADY, an experienced Teacher. desires a situa
"A tim. viii take charge nf @ school, teach In
family or become nu asaBsant teacher of Ma themat
lea and English. The best reference wi be given
and required. Address HENRY wArTxxsoS. editor
REpsi., atsanooga, Tennessee (sprl2-tnl
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MEAL! MEAL!
$50 Bushels Fresh Meal.
Is Boxes Candy and Cake.
Box ButterscOtch,
bhls hest Syrup, at retail.
900 lbi best sugar, ~ retain.
aprI1-2t VI. Il. PARHAh. AIene
WANTED.
nErLRTNT>r EAST TrSS.. nFFICE A@'T q. ".
Knoxville, March ~, 1858.
30 Shuemakerz 10 work in Government Factory at
this Post. None lTt No. workmen need apply.
Tho applicatIo',s of enlisted of commands in
thia Department accompanied hy the approval Of
their AIDING officer will receive due attention.
LOUIS DEi.AIGIE.
mar25-lm Capt. and A. .. N.
A, J. uAHALsuS, L. rtENIE,
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HARAI.sON d. PIRkxLE,
COMMIssI MERCH NTS

In0 Ehnytf6 DtHlS AEUN ANU VVHh MInAaB
Company,
(oFFICE OVER sTROHECKERs DRUG sToRE,l
nAooH. GEORGIA.
ELAN AIRxANpxR. President.
WV. r. JOHNSTON,
T. r.. BLooH,
f. l.. SrRoHKcHER, t,irac.o-.
I.'CowLRs,
A. ii. LocKErr,
A. Is. THoMPaoE,
JAMES A. NBsEr, Secretary hnd Treasurer.
A. e TsoMrsoH. General Superintendent
Jan. lath, 1888. 6m
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$4,000 Fer q Substitute.

WtVVU VE q 0uUss1gue0s
ISOR an acceptable man, over IS years of age. II
II above price will be paid upoa application IN
nediaieiy TO the post master at Bridgeport, Ala.
sbrIN I've
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|
| plo, ment, with sugar TO Northern ports at 80
| per ibid, and cotton at FL 20 per bale, and
very little at that.
| Bay Our boys up at the front devoted
70 the commanding General. Whenever Joe
Johnston gives the signal, the will breast the
halls of Nurfrceslo with the determination of
men, terribly in earnest.
GSF" Eosecrsns says of his mounted troops,
they are an efficient cavalry. trained through
the winter in a series OF brilliant -daahes.
f'Dashee' 10 good. 1t must he the new Yam.
, kee definition of "skedaddle"
aay" Whenever the Yankees boast extern
sively we satisfied that they are conscious
of their weakness. They make big threats but
nothing in them. The empty gourd hath the
loudest echo"
say' The editor of the Nashville Union
says some new military move is ION the tapis.'
What pity some homes: Southern bullet
couldn't couldn't tap is little brainess head.
--
Bsr" Old "Roay" says his army is "full of
c0nfidaAce' If they are as full of it 81 he is
of pale ale, they must he little ''hah and
half" over confident.
m-lL. The who plants cotton thia year
will run great risk of having it harmed for
him. The man who plants corn will also be
likely to have his crop consumed.
Bar What pity we cannot drive the ipso-
lent invaders from our soil before che leaves
OF the woods are thick enough to hide the
coward from our bullets.
s@- Beware of the false friend who would
vheedle YOU into vice. lie is the first to
blazon to the world your miss-step. 10 prove
that you arc no better than himself
RfsA. The Chicago Journal OF the 4th lust,
aays that Brigsdier General Turchin has re-
c0ivsd orders to report to General R'w'~craas
for duty.
RAaS- Cen. j. Donaldson Cox ellis the place
masle vacam! by the death ii Gen. Cooper, as
.'nmnadaut of paroled prisoners in Camp
Chase.
peA- The trcea are putting ont their leaves
n recent order from the front lnfatcHtS uiAt
Bragg in drawing his in.
Bag" The Play of VIM Tell is prohibited in
the North in all the theatres its effect must
have been telling upon the mnunity.
baF- The Nashville Union says "impudence
csrri~a a mao kong way" No man than it's
editor ought to know that fast better.
-..@o~--
49, A Division 6f the enemy is reported TO
be sncaanped at Franklin, having been station
ed there since the late Franklin fight.
s6y. Col. Robert F. I.ovney, of Memphis,
who was captured in West Tennessee by the
i ankeea, has been exchanged.
A1F- The Ionesboro (Tenn.) Express Gays
the prospects for 81 bourtiiul fruit crop in
that section are very good.
ssaA- Archbishop Hughez has given i'll the
e,,hedu le Of HE property for assesshnent go
ounces of silver plate.
BsH~ Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
tie s.n inst, at Soc.
A61, Gen. Kirby Smiths headqaNrtsrn are
at Shreveport. In. -.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29
WynkOOp's Iceland PectoraI.

Diseases OF the throat chest aud pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, lnsidiouS and dangerous. The
properties OF nmedicne 10 alevlae cure and uproot
these complaints, must be- eNpect0raut, anodyne and
lnNgornting, ooscning the mucus OF tho throat and
mPartnR tone TO the entire system No discovery IN
medical scence ever mastered this class Of diseases
like ir Wynkoops Iceland Pectolal. It Ia used with
the most Astonishing results In ll cases OF bronchitis H.
lniuenm' whoopng cough, dphera or puuid sore
ihroa asthma, Group coughs, colds nervous irrita-
bhty &c.
The ltcv J. j. Potter oert6es that al have used Or
Wynkoops Poctora or several years, myself and in
my iamlly, for severe pulmonary complaints and
have recommended u to many others and have never
seen its oqual.' heY j. j. Potter, Brooklyn n. Y.
Hundreds nnd thousands OF important testimoni.
ais could be Produced showing It's remarkable cures
and that u mover iails
IL " composed of pure Iceland Moss, balm of OIL.
,hd, Peruvian halshm, Elecamp pane Iomfrey, Bur.
DOCK, ana other invaluable oNpectsrAnt ana tonic In
pehents, It's harmless, prompt and lasting. In-
yallds ana sufferers cannot afford to neglect trial
Every ialnily should have II. II " remarkable nr
Group. l1il descriptions, eudations and al
recuons accompany eaun bottle
Druggists. ''
Prepared by pr. II. d. wynkoop, and sold by d. e.
h"heS Oo''New iprk sC23diy
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM m MAY GO iCERN

NOTICE is hereby gwen that there are now pen ing
IN before the city touncil OF the city OF Dayton, the
following Ordinances, to-wiu
To improve Maple street from Charter street TO tho
Western Levce
In pursusnce to the law said Ordinances were wlco
rend laid on the table, aud tho Clerk 1, sruoted to give
four weeks notice OF the pendancy of the same.
. The law rcqnifns all claims for damages TINT mn
Rccrue trom said improvements to be FLED in WI ting
with the CITY rk, setting forth the amount Of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks tho expiration Of
the uo requ ned for the publication OF such notice,
when the same will be taken up for final action.
noIOdlw ANTHONY STEPHENS CIty Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29
NENYa OFTlIE nAY.

The gold market closed to-day at 81
523.
The telegraph reports tho ST. Domingo
rebellion is still progressing.
The people of indianapolis, by the aid
of negro enlistmcnts, have filled thoir
quota.
Monday morning, December 2S, all is
quiet along the lines of the Army of the
Potomac.
Five hundred conscripts from New
Hampshire, Uuder strong garrd, passed
through Cincinnati yesterday en- route for
Tennessee.
John Morgan's officers, Colonels, Cap-
tains, and Lieutenants, are rigorionsly
confined in a stone cell, in the Peniton-
tiary, the cell being seven by three and
half feet. and cold and dark.
Gold closed yesterday in New York at
52t.
General Joseph e. Johnston has taken
command of Bragg's army.
Captain HUT is to be sent for trial to
Cincinnati. lie is charged with grave of
fences. We shall soon know what he has
to say in his behalf.
Frederick Il. Streetor, under sentence
of death for numbering the Coy family in
Medina county, Ohio has escaped from
jail. a
The Alabama has captured and burned
off Java Head, three American vessels.
1t is said that many regiments of the
Army of the Potomac are re-onlisting.
The sale of whisky has been wholly
prohibited in Nashville, Tenn, by General
Grant. ..,...,.
The New York whisky market closed
steady at % to-day.
=. ''Vou '''Sonels mas
been mado by General Butler with the
La,,a,.a,' -, - eoa' rl,r = - """o'"'ou y,
ro"o',' '""' nv '"'''''' 'Ncn"ngo wlll
disnoscd Of 90
NJ. an
wv 'S UV',"i ''o''S o' '"e rirSt National
cinnat
Colonol Don p;o,, :. ,.,,.
.rooos.oa 80 SAL. ' ,,.1n ~ " ,''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

strnps, playing ouchre for the beer--some-
times getting pretty tight, and cxclaiming
"hooray for Jouuy BrnG-he's the stuff to
give the copperbehds ennfl"-wth the wild.
est enthusiasm. St. Paul was subsequently
superseded by Gen, Hardee, and iohn Brown
was set TO music for a Sunday Psalm. Mean.
time the African grnduated--and Henry Ward
Beecher, standing, on last Thanksgiving Day,
within a temple dedicated to the Prince OF
Peace, delahtly thanked God that tie niger
poHld fghH And this in the great city Of
New York before nm audience professcdy
Christian
"Think oft, think of IT, dssolutc man."
Yes, sir, the negro had shown his capacity
to shed tho blood of white men - to make
women widows, and children orphans---nnd
Henry Ward Beecher, standing ut the hoad of
the American ministry, openly, boldly, and
unblushingly, thanked God that It was so.
| need not add that Jonny Bruff was elect
ed by a splendid majority, and that sacred
concerts, on Sunday evenings, are now CON
sidered subversive Of good morals, and inoon-
sistent with the interests Of the African, and
the dignity of the age. And this brings tho
undersigned to the ballot.box, which he will
discuss in n bold and able manner relying
upon the well known ability which has for
merly characterized his previous efforts, in
days gone by. Earnestly devoted to tho is
snos oftho day,
! remain with great ability,
Your most obadient &c,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

ii tnel-The resolution recently voted down IN
the House OF Representatives, and which re-
oelYed the votes of6fy-nine Democrats pro-
wded that Commissioners should be- sent 10
Richmond TO negotiate only for this
That the Union be restored upon terms OF
equality, fraternity and equality under the
Constitution"
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Qettp iAotlrfs.
MOTOR TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONFIRM

MO ICE IL hereby given that there are now pending
IN hefote the city COun tf the city OF Dalion th.
following Ordinances, owit.
IL grade, ,rn 'cl, curb and gutter Magnolia street
from Warren street TO toe east line Of out los No rs
In pursuance TO the law sad Ordinances wtte twice
read laid on the table and the CLERK instructed give
four weeks nouce ci the peudanoy OF the came.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue trom saa improvements 10 bc filed IN writing
win tie city Clerf, setting forth the amount of ann.
agos claimed, within two weeks after the expiration
ol the time qured Tor the publication OF such notice,
when the same will be taken up tor final nrtion.
de9dlw ANTHONY STEPHENH, City CLERK
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1nst

& i0 REWARD q un Fionday afternoon between
OtUa brce miles east Of layton, on tho Nenia
lnk slll 90 llwWan " EMF skin pocket book. The
above reward viii ho paid for thu ph kct hook and
'9hNhlH. dealdi HENRN LEwrON.
| tST-On CHRISTMAS ught NJ tho Basnar or ON
- Third or Wntre street, gold Bracelet, elaio
this Oincc. deaIISu
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G1lantS.

WANTED-A permanent situation book
w keeper, clerk, salesman, trayt ling AGENT man
ulaoturef of totaccl The advertiser oilers the in
and Engltsh languages. lnquro ut No. 40 Main vt =
opposite the iM
de20dlm - SALVATOR sCBEFER, f.
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The Presidont oifors tho assistance of the
army OF the United States to enable one.
tenth OF the voters Of any rebellious State 10
govern tho other nine-tenths; and this be
called guaranteeing a republican form Of gov
eminent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

BeB@The President doubtless named the
number OF one-tenth as being ia harmony
with tho principle upoa which the three mil
hons Of New England assume TO govern the
thirty millions of the whole country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29
EN1PLoYMENr

0tyS A MoNlH--A gents wanted 10 sr sewing Ma
OtC chimes. We VIII give u commission on all Ma
chimes sod or employ agents who will work Tor the
above wages and nl expenses pad. For particulars,
address HUYf.AN n a 90, tianarnl AGENTS.
do9ldaWlM nalrolt, Mehignn.
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SpGrlal Notlcrs.


/ EARNESfIi caution nj, young men SUFFERING
Il rom Nervous Debility, &c, against endnngerinr
tneir heHln hy pairomziug any OF tho adyortsinF
quacks You cnu iuly recover by the methods used
ny the ndNcruscr, and by hundreds Of others mud in
no other way. Read letter Which will send you IL
you will send noe post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to EDWAkn Ii. TRANER,
de2JdaWum Lock Box, Boston, Mass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

SeBNIn letter which Senator Douglas
wrote to 8. s. Hayes, Esq, dated October 20.
1860, he says
Many of the Republican leaders desire
dissolution Of the Union and urge war as
means Of according dsunion."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

MA BILLS about TO be introduced in
Congress TO provide for paying the Presidents 8
salary in gold
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

IT Is NOT A DYE,
nui restores gray hair to ts original color hy supply
ny the hpilRry tutos with natund sustonance, m
paired by age dlseapo, Al ~ slantnBeous DIV en- are
composed OF lunar caustic destroying Tho vitality aud
auiy oi the hhr, and Afford Of theUHtves no dress
ing Hrnstreers unnniiahle Cbloring not only re-.
Htre7 ar 10 iis natural color by an easy process hut
bUNuRlANT BEAUTY,
Promotes It's growth prevents its falling off, arad.
onteH dandIut sud npart- health and pleasant ness
to the huad II hHs stood The teai ~ time being the
Original hatt Colorpg, nedis Uon-uutiy increasing 70
AYor Used by both gentlemen and ladies'. II - sold
ny ni rcHpecahe dealers, oi can he procured by lhem
OF tho commercial agents, - .. Barnes a 60, au2
broadway, New YORK. Two Hsns, any eeats end one
dohhr' ss23dlt
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Bustr

STRING MUSIC.
I AM prepared to urnsh string Music for balls,
l. parties, &C. at the lowest possible rates. Having
played with Prot tRirchd during the last summer,
feel confident that can satisfy all his Old custom
ors. J am member Of the kegimenta Band, and
can furnish amy number OF pieces Tor n string band.
All orders left with Charles Theolald corner Third
and Jeiieraon streets, under Huston Hall, Will be-
promptly attended to-
dOl2d3m I.." nANIEI, BAKER
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Grunks, sc.
NEW TRUNK :MANUFACTORY.

@. III. l. WE,
No. s7s THIRD STREET, DAYTON ONO. oNp
hooh WEST ef LAh0W's hARHI.K fARD' =,
AIE soald most respectfully inform ths eitl..n.
w Of Dayton and the puhlic lu general thst ~
nave ope9yd Ifuhk mnnu.a'iop, where W. viii
ars ~ nehd ai kinas ot Trunks. Nanres, Garnet
snd travelling iags, ali ot which Ne will ssll
sails or riaii A. cheap es euy houso m the city r
lsilcolM attention paid 20 repaiung Old frunks
share oi patronage koltUitsa fN@'
I've Also have two acFes Of good land IN Miami
CITY vhloo No Will soii ohesp. sss.lis ,iits'"
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remain with great ability,
Your most obudient, &c,
A, MARION MELHoRyE.

To Firemen :-DaytoH December 2s--
whereas, tho Good Being has taken away
from me my brother, and you one Of your
worthy members, Sergeant John H. Topky,
of the Nineteenth Regulars, who was wound
Cd at the battle of Chicamauga, and since
died at Chattanooga His remains will be
brought here in about twelve or fifteen days.
! do earnestly request You to turn ont MS
body and attend his funeral In one of my
brothers last letters, he said If he fell on the
field, he would lovo to be buried with the hon
ors of thesfremen. would be glad TO have
all other companies attend. Due notice of
the funeral viii be given.
Your brother, ...r H. j. ToPRY.
+ I,.,,.,,,I aa.v !
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29
DIR. sTRICKLAND'S
ANTIBILIOUS, PILLS,

Prepared Without any MorounaI Ipgredient
The great and Increasing demand for these Pills
has induced the proprietor 10 give them greater
publicity, They are a sAFR AND MILD MEDICINE,
and eau be takan by either sex. at any ago or
condition, without danger OF taking Cold They do
not cause any gripping pains, ot Keep one from
their usual occupation. They are an EXCELLENT
FAMILY MEDIoiEE, and are tho best that can be
FOR THE CURE OF
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Journal copyl

Fun for the Holidays The reader
will see that Rumsey's Minsirea will perform
at Huston Hall, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week. When we say
that this is the same company which was here
before, under the management Of Rumsey
and Newcolnb, i will be recommendation sul-
deient to assure n full house Go and enjoy
yoursclves The holidays como hut once n
yeAr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

The Draft AN important business meet
ing, concerning the draft in the First Ward,
will be held on Wednesday evening, at Kiel-
mers grocery, corner Of First and Sears
streets. All who have not paid their subscrip-
tions are respectfully requested to hiring along
the cash c. II, WINTERS,
Chairman.
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:Eor Salr.


A fiRSI-kAIE set Of Tnuets' tools can be haa
~ Vefy cheap, by applying 20
nelbdtW louhGS sMl1HERs, Troy. Oh,o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

Illness of Judge Taney The telegraph,
Io-doy, brings the sad intelligence that the
venerable and yenorated Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, Judge
TANEY, is lying at deaths door. His death,
should it occur, will be a crushing blow to the
country. His life seems now almost the only
remaining barrier between despotism and lib
erty.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-11-04

men, every one of them, must know their
places and duties-who has
right by law to command, and who is
bound by law to obey. AS the case now
is, the sheriff of the county, in case of
riot has right to call on the militia for
help; but what can this call avail, if there
is no organized and disciplined militia i?
Just nothing at all. A mob could be put
down only by another mob. 1t ought not
to be so. 1t is discredit to the State of
Vermont to have it so. AS to how COM
prehensive militia organization there
ought to be, opinions may differ. Our
own view is that it ought to embrace all
the able bodied men of military age and
that too, without admitting excuses on the
score of physical inability to anything
like the extent to which it has been done
lately under U. S. authority. But if an
efficient organization were to take in at
one time, but half a third, or even a
quarter of the entire body of enrolled
men, it would in every respect, be better
than to have no organization at all.
The fear of expense to the State
Treasury for per diem allowance to the
Militia when on drill duty, and for small
arms, we suppose, is the great obstacle.
Why not, then, do as was done genera.
ton and half ago? Then all the able.
bodied men of the State were obliged tc
train several days in the year, and tc
provide their own guns, without any pay
for time or guns; and there was no GRIM
bling about it either. The youth, turned
eighteen, knew that he would be enrolled
at once, and called upon to act in a mill
tary capacity, and he was proud to appear
with his gun and take his place with old
er men, ready for his country's service il
need be.
1t has been fashionable of late years
to say that the old practice was good fol
nothing. We know better Not only
from personal observation, but from per
sonal' experience we know that it was
worth great deal-a vast deal more thar
no working system at all.-Frse Press.