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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-23
EDEN MILITIA.
A Military company has been formed
in Eden. with the following officers:

A Military company has been form
in Eden, with the following officers:
Stillman Stone, Captain,
Samuel Sargent, LIST Lieut..
William Emery, End
Lawson Harrington, lst Sergt.
Carlos Cornish, I'd d"
Stephen Sargent. Cd "
Charley Harrington. LIST Corp.
Lyman Hucthins, I'd
Samuel Atwell, Sd "
Z. II. Stone, 4th
George Sargent,
Samuel Morgan,
Curtis Harrington,
jerome Morgan,
Jacob Harrington,
Willard Fuller,
Ephraim Harrington,
Patrick McElroy,
Sanford Newell,
Curtis G. Sleeper,
A. j. Stone,
John Il. DEMO,
E. Brown,
Silvandia Goodwin,
James Reed.
Frank Mead,
Lavat Hutchins,
Arunah W. Adams,
Albert Avery.
S. S. Robbins,
Otis Whitney.
Byron Adams,
John Emery,
Sylvester Adams,
Luther Griswold,
j. Hutchins,
Ii. III. Stone,
Leonard Hutchins,
G. H. Parker,
Asa Harrington,
ID. d. Corse,
John Morgan.
NJ. NJ. Smith,
NJ. Winchell,
V. Davis,
Augustus Adams,
Lucius o. Adams,
Alexander Garland,
ID. N. Farrand,
George Kinds.
ID. F. Whittemore.
B. M. Hutchins,
Myron Davis.
s. ingalls,,
Frank Ober,
X. B. Collins,
E. d. Baker,
John H. Smith,
c. P. Brown,
Seth d. Daniels,
Orison Adams.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-23

Samuel Dewing Of Johnson, we are in.
formed, has sold his farm, and intends to
move to Glover.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-23

G. Elk Governor Fairbanks died at st.
Johnsbury on Sunday last. at IL A. M.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-23

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
Sim Lane.

That our Senatorial halls have %lattsrly be-.
come, instead OF a place where are gathered
the wiseat and best intellecls Of the nation, a
sort OF sink into which have poured the refuse,
the offal of all our States, is a lamsntable fact
yet, among all assembled there, fanatical, trai,
torous, ignorant, vile AS they may be, jun
Lane eE0Sls them all in v]ilsness as Lucifer
excels ia wicksdness the weakest devil in the
Internal pit
That he is a murderer the records of his
own State show that arson and robbery are
Justly added 10 his catalogue of infamy, the
CHARGED ruins Of villages and the widows aud
orphans OF Western Missouri will afirmaliyely
testify Chicago Times.
II is a sufficient commentary on the
character Of tho Republican party, to
say that the catalogue Of crimes of which
this felon is known to be guilty. never inn
paired his standing or influence in his
party. in the slightest degree. IL is a sad
thing 10 say shis Int Il = tr1'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
RroIn tI,e GnIf.

New ORLEANS, February There are no
army movements of Importance to note ia the
Departments of the Gulf since our last by the
steamship Georgia.
The split still Continues between the difrer-
ent wings of the free State parties in this city.
1t amounts virtually to a contest between the
friends OF Messrs, Hahn and Flanders as to
which party shall have the honor of Inducing
thell candidate into the gubernAtorial chair.
The United States steamship Halford left
here last evening for the purpose of visiting,
it is supposed, the feet off Mobile. "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15

your country is engaged, you have achieved
many noble triumphs; you have won glorious
victories over vastly more numerous hosts
you have cheerfully borne priyations and tri.
ais 10 which you we're unused; YOU have
readily submitted 10 this restraint upon your
individual will, that the citizen might better
perform his duty 10 the state "a a soldier-
To all these you have lately added another
triumph, the noblest Of human conuuests. n
victory over yourselves. AS the time drew
near when you who first enlisted in the ser.
vice might vol have been expected to claim
relief from your ardnous labors and festora-
ton to the endearments Of home. YOU have
needed only the call OF your suffering coun.
try. Again you come 10 tender your services
for the public deiense-a free offering which
only such patriotism as yours could make-a
triumph worthy OF the cause to which you are
devoted.
would in vain attempt adequately TO ex-
press the emotions with which / received the
testimonials Of confidence and regard which
you have recently addressed TO me. To some
OF those first received, separate acknowledge.
ments were returned; but it is now apparent
that q like generous enthusiasm pervades the
whole army and that the only exception TO
such magnanimous tender will DO of those
who, having originally entered for the war,
cannot display anew their zeal in the public
service. Ii is therefore deemed appropriate
and 1t is hoped will be equally acceptable, to
make a general acknowledgement, instead of
successive special responses Would that il
we're possible TO render my thanks TO YOU in
person and in the name of Tour common coun.
try, as well as my own, while pressing the
hand of each war worn veteran, to recognize
his title to our love, gratitude, aud admira,
ton.
Soldiersl by your will (for you and the peo-
pie are but one) | have been placed in a posi-.
ton which debars me from sharing your dan
gers, your suferings and your Tho dis
patch here stops
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
Letter from a sOldIer--A Veter-
an OF ThIrty-SIX Fights, goes
tor VaIlandlgham.
NRw MARKET, Tenn,
January 10, 1864.

Friend As it has been a long time since
l heard from you aud a longer time since l
saw you. | have my curiosity excited 10
know il you are still in the land Of the liv-
ing. Therefore, | have seated myself TO write
you a few lines hoping it will be interesting
enough to excite your writing. faculties in or.
der to receive an answer, for | believe you
owe me a letter, at least ] never received an
answer to the last one | wrote.
Well here ] am, in the mountains Of Ten
nessee. ltell you George, it is not like being
at home, and going to the sing every Satur-
day night About all the music a fellow
hears here is the whistling Of a muskei ball,
which Is not the most agreeable sound 10 the
ear. However, | have been very lucky so
far. | have been in thirty-six fights and
never had II scratch yet. ] am in hopes how
ever, that the coming summer will end this
little affair. Then when this chicken gets
home, | will take a "bnst, and while Lam
going | will give you a cali However, | am
thinking you will be married and grown old
il don't soon get home
How are you on the VallaDdigham aues-
ton Do you think he is all right2 he Is
my man all operj bnt they did not give me a
chance to vote for him. / think that il is a
pretty bard Thing that q citizen of Ohio
should be banishsd from his native home
away from his family and friends, l think it
is entirely wrong, There ore a greet pRny
Yallandigham men in our regiment, -
- is Il strong one. i saw him yesterday.
We are now laying within ten miles of Gener-
al I.ongstreet, and his army, hut have done
nothing for ten days.
Ny sheet is full and | must close, hoping
to hear from you soon, ! remain yours as
ever. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
New YORK Market,
NEw YonK. Fehrnnrr n

NE" YORK, February Is.
CorroN-Dul At 9l@SlI. HiiN f9l3fUt3t
fLouR-Heavy and dropping; C 75@G %
Tor extra State Z 25@7 40 Round Hoop
Ohio. T"P W
W~HFAr-Slighlly iavors buyers; l,55@I,Gs.
l,67@l 20 Winter Red.
CoRS.-Dul' and unsettled l 100 for store. e.
OATS Quiet and firm, S9992.
PoRE.-Firmer. Cut Meats Grm.
lARp-A shade frmer, I9@l3a
WHIs1Y-Firmer S5G@8B. ~
PETROLEUM STEADY 3O@sl4. Crude, 475.-
NV fo9K, February l5.-stocks irreg.
closing frmer. Money seven per cent -gtesr.
ling quiet and steady at IA. Gold 5gi "
800 Coupons log, SIS 60 Coupons nc. Ono
year certificates 9S4 New York Central 99
Erie 81 2l3. Reading 81 2OI G. D @,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
low &c NC Getnng ALONG.

IL is well enough to mark our progress.
The Cincinnati Gazette asserts that in call
measures involving the general welfare,
Congress is the proper and tie highest IN
fsrprstsr.of the Constitution" and insin-
yates doubt whether it is proper "to
leave any question in affairs of legislation
to Judicial interpretation"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
Gitp jloacrs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM N MAY 0nNI rRN

NofluE Il hereby given that there are now pending
following OrdinnuceR, IA. wits '''N
~ grade, gr9 'el, cprb and Pptter sycamore street
DeiWefn Council street aud the Western Luyee.
10 eIahe, gThHfl, Glrh naHl gutter Phillips hlrVs bs.
tween Spcond and Tlinl str cis.
"a p%nrsuanG" Ia HE law rad Ordinances ", q tw,ce
read, laid on the tablr, aud die Clerk inptrutted 10 giye
iomr weeks ''otiee ~ the %Peudancy Of The anne SfF.
the law requires all claims for damages tIlat NAV
accrue nom SAIL improvements tol hlal In wr,iiny
with { g City Clerb, settling forth the amounf ~ dam
ayes claimed, within two weeks after the rApir. tIon
OF the tltne u qnired for The puhicaiinn 0f huci, notloo.
"hen tle same VIII hc taken up 'OT final action,
felldt" ANTHONY sTKPHENs' DIV HierE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15


New YoRK, February l4.--By the brig
Excelsior we have Bermuda papers TO the
I'd inst.
No news of Importance.
The steamers index Emily, Minnie and
Caledonia had arrived from England, they
are supposed to de intended for blockade run
ners.
No arrivals from Confederate ports re.
ported.
The newspapers are almost barron of
news.
The report that General Magruder IL in
Paris is probably founded on tho fact thai his
nephew Major General Magruder il there.
A special Detroit letter to the Herald,
says
"a great number Of rebel deserters are
scattered through the north as incendisries.
Some are e%nlisting on vessels. The story is
given for what il is worth.
/ A special TO the Herald, from the Army of
the Potomac, says
Colonel Mosby has been dashing on and
skirmishing with our pickets, near Manassas.
this afternoon, but u cavalry force has gone
out in pursuit of him.
1t is significant that the Fourth Mississip
pi, from which many deserters come, relieved
an Alabama regiment that could not longer
be trusted on picket.
A squad Of rebel soldiers we're asked, yes
terdaY, while being escorted by o guard, if
they were captured. There answer was mo,
we deserted, and there ara plenty more on
the other side Of the Rapidsn who would do
the same thing, if they could"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
Lee and BeagreERrdJs Troops SEM ia nth,
err PSrtibns OF dc Eomthi Wv

WASHINGTON, Feb l5-The Herald's spe.
clal says it ia reported to military authorities
here that troops from Lee and Boauregard's
army are being sent so other points in the
Ooniederacy-probably to Mobile, Atlanta and
Knoxville.
1t is stated positively that Lee has only 30.
700 infantry on the Rapidan, though his cav.
airy is being reinforced,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
The FederRls whip the Enemy and DC.
cupy their Position.

CAIRO, Feb. l5-Reports from rebel papers
of a fight with part of Sherman's force near
Clinton, Miss, on the It'll, are confirmed by
officers Just from that point. Our troops
charged the rebel battery, and lost Is killed
and 30 wounded, among the latter Colonel
Rogers, of Illinois. The enemy we're driven,
aud our forces proceeded towards jackson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

From the Army OF mo PotomAs--Jsm
pates.
WAsHWGToN, Feb. 1.-THE Heralds sps-
eial from the Army of the Potomac says =
Nothing from this department have re-
eelvsd RiohmRnd dates to tho 10th inst. The
following is JEFF Davis' proclamation 20 the
rebel armies
fSoldiers Of the Army Of the Confederate
stAtes--In the long and bloody war IN which
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
Aost,

OsT-AH persons are hereby cautioned against
- negotRlng ioFa note dmWn by me, datnd Rsbn5t
My lsoli Tor ionr hundred and twenty. two dollars
and ten cents era l), thirty days, aud payeIl" nj
hlrst National Bank, Cincinnati, 10 The order OF d.
arc cautioned not 10 purchase or receive ha same
5OHh A. INIOK
Mr. JOHN A, MINICKi The note alluded 10 aboye
eeyer Reached me by mail or otherwise, and is no
D.. w. ROWLAND,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
Rebel Raid ON n RRilroHd TraIn--They
sesure a Large Amonqt OF Money and

ae4elrl'
BALTrNoPE, February la-A morning pa,
per publishes the following The Express
passenger train left the Camden Street De
pot Thursday night, for Wheeling and inter,
mediate points, was captured by q company
OF Rebels near Kearneyville Depot, about
nine miles west of Harper's Ferry. The
The train was surrounded by rebels, and a
number Of armed men entered the cars. The
passengers, among whom, Of course, there
was great CONSERVATION, we're mO.e or less
mul0ted in the shape Of ranRoms. Some Of
the rebels took gFeepbacks, pthere watches,
diamond rings, No, in payment for their liber.
~. We are informed by one Of the suffers
who came 70 thig city by tie Express train,
yesterday, that the aggregate amount of money
taken wBs not less than 100000, while the
value Of the jewslFy was also large. Conductor
Perry, who had charge Of train, was COMPEL.
ed to hand over a check for $4,000 the proper
ty Of the company.
A. number Of passengers who arrived here
yesterday, had interviews with some of the
passengers Of the captured train, and their
statements do not differ, both as to the amount
taken, and the character of the raiders. II ia
stated that Major Harvey Gilmore, of the
rebel cavalry, was in command of the rebels.
No one was injured, nor WAS there least the
disposition on the part Of the raiders to take
sny prisoners, Several members of the Mary
land State LsgialatHre, and delegates from the
weateFH c~ountles Of Virginia, geFe among the
passengers, Aher accomplishing their pgr.
pose, they ran the locomotive and tender of
the track, causing some injury to both. They
then left, going in the direction Of SmithGeld,
Jefferson conaty, Virginia, Although q com,
pany OF Federal troops were stationed a short
distance OF, none of the passengers we're en-.
abled to get any information TO them until il
was too late, and all hopes of capturing tho
rebels had vanished, All trains are running
regularly to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
GsperRl sherman enters jackson, mis-,
ssipn

ClNGlNNATI, February l5--A Nashville dis
patch 10 the Gazette gives official news that
Sherman entered Jackson, Mississippi, ON tho
6th. The enemy offered but little Resistance
They are supposed to DO falling back over
Pearl River. 1t is believed that the rebels are
receiving reinforcements from Dalton.
Nothing new from General Sherman's
front.
Veterans are rapidly returning to tho army
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
By Telegraph.
EXPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

Removing thea 10 Gen. ButIer's De-
partmemts
NEw YoRK, February l3.-Four hundred
prisoners from Johnson's Island have been
transferred to General Butler's Department
including General JET. Thompson and Cap
tain Brsckinridge, a son Of the Gen. Breck.
inridgs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
Dissolution,
DISSOLUTION

fINhh %, parlnerahp heretofore existing Miller a
dissolved by mutual consent on the drst day Of feb
luiiyi Instant. The books are IN the handH of Henry
MILLER, who VIII continue tho bus ness at Tie old stand
hustol h%nllding, corner Third and Jefferson strsets.
hhose VINO nave claims against the firm will present
mem Tor payment and those VINO are indebted 10 tho
hrm are expected 10 call and settle their accounts
without delay, an the business must be closed.
HENRY MILLER,
ieaaSW Us OHARpH. ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
.rl,s ease OF Mr. VamaRdIgham

ANhG AANN " v
The Supreme Court has refused the ap-
plication for a writ Of oertiordri in the case
of Mr.. VkubANDleHAM, on the ground OF
a want of jurisdiction. This may be a
decision founded 10 law; Or, i may be a
cowardly evasion Of a question which il
was the duty of the Court to decide.
HENRY CLAY DEAN has been lecturing
on Puritauism aud the Puritans in Chi
cago.
The ~incendiary GEoRoE THOMPSON has
arrived at Boston. and viii proceed to
Washington. stopping to lecture at New
York and Philadelphia.
Generals MEADE aud Burnside are both
in Washington.
The Senate is debating the question OF
paying negro soldiers the same as the
whites.
Anegro soldier struggled from the ranks,
somewhere in Arkansas, and was killed.
The rebel Lieutenant aud two privates who
killed the darkey, were made to kneel on
his body, and were shot.
The Legislature will undoubtedly pass
a law refunding all contributions to boun-
ty funds made by individuals.
The Republicans of Indiana are assail-
ing Colonel Wmoox. He is not black
enough to please them,
Gov. MORTON will undoubtedly be re-
nominated, though it is clear that he is
disqualified for reelection by the Constitu-
tio,. of Indiana.
General SHERMAN entered Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, on the 9th, meeting with but
little resistance.
1t is rumored that BEAuREGARD has re-
moved his headquarters to Savannah, ex-
pecting an stack at that point.
1t is said that l09 Union prisoners have
escaped frsm Libby Prison, Richmond, by
burrowing under the walls.
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booo ,.odndo1
Tbe Germon noorlo = soi1 % 10
.,..-.I ~ -
Dncbiss .nd ho,o ora svmntons or r.mo
I,,;an = Do. An rIi
no,s s,iI ~ ,h., 49, mn. =,
arvo
nv ~.
/, Nationa, T.oosm,. :, wo.hina~n Tn'.
,,;n LII
FRANK BLAIR says the Confscation
scheme of the radicals is so monstrous.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15

stature for attempting TO interfere with the
State and war matters by the passage Of An
act, requesting President Davis TO remove the
outlawry against General Butler to facilitate
exchange of prisoners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
The Writ OF CertiorRrI In the Case a
andiH Refused ON the Grount
OF Want OF Jurisdiction.

WAsHlSqFoN, February l5-The Supreme
Court, to-day, refused the application for a
writ OF cerfforari in tho case of Hon. C. l..
valiandigham, on the ground of want of juris
diction.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
Communication Open Between KnoE.
vile and Cumberland Gap.

NEw YoRK, February l3.-The Post
Washington special says there are over 1875,
OO0, ODD in the Treasury, and il is rumored
that Mr.. Chase will before long sell part Of it
for notes to apply to the expenses Of the war.
The Washington Republican of yesterday
is authorized to state that the reports that
communication between Knoxville and Cum.
berland Gap is cut of, and nearly all of East
Tennessee in possession Of the rebels is I'M
tTgp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
GoFpartnrrsbip
OO.PARTNMRs1IIn

n CR'FA ltTN EKSltIB.
VNhE lndegsigped have She ,ay formed 4 81. .nor..
n ,lneIslYp ngqer the pame and urn Of lREENEk
hiApN, lr The purpose Of TRANSMITTING a WhnIesaie
hnIlelHl ulothing and Merchant Tailoring Hlsiness,
AT lhe old Stand OF W. O.. nrcens, " Main street, on
posu" mo Calr House, whore they would he pleased
to 500 the Old niends OF ths house, and ~ lnanv nss
ones aH may hiy0r thom with n call.
WILBIAM q. BREENH,
ANDREW O. NIXON,
DAYTON, February !, 1864 fol Idsawi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15
reported Escape . equation Pr,sonsr.J


WASHINGTON, February ia gentleman
who tonight arrived from the army of the
Potomac, Jaw before he left them, n Richmond
paper Of Thursday, found on the person OF a
deser;er who came into our limos, ia which
appears an article stating that 100 officers has
escaped from Libby Prison by digging n
tunnel under the street for that purpose. 1t
is supposed these prisoners had been engaged
on the work for at least a month.
They we're missed at roll call, and forthwith
troops we're. dispatched in every direction to
capture them. -Four we're oVertaken on the
Williamsburg & Hanover Court House Road
the others, it is supposed we're secreted in the
ueighboFhood af Richmond. The guards we're
arrested, on the belief that they were in col
l1sion with the prisoners, but we're released,
the aDbterranean mode OF escape having be.
come known. Tbs paper says that Neal Dow
was not smOng the runaways, but was proba-
bly, waiting to accompany the next batch.
The deserter above referred to says a large
number Of his regiment the 18th Louisiana,
are barefoot and that the daily ration consist
Of a quarter of a pound of meat and one pint
Of meal
There bes bean no 9ctiye military moves in
our army Tor a week past.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-15

The Government Preparing n Protect
tOO.
WASHINGTON, February l5-Tho Herald's
special says it is understood the Government
is preparing a protest against the French oe-
cupptiOn of Mexico.
The fFibuH6's Newbsrn letter Of the lllh,
says rumQrs come from the front that the en-.
envy is coming again on us, all is ready for
them.