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COAL AT COST
ooKHo RRs.
OFFICE No. as THIRTEENTH STREET,
ABOVE O.
THos R. WILSON, AGEST.

To HouseksepsrGi
Cost Of Mining and Transporting a ton Of
Coal, 2,2t0 lbs, to PhilAdelp hiA. a. 6s
Yard Expenses aud Delivery. .,........... l. q
Freight from Philadelphia, present rate, 2. 80
"hNtaso'''''''''' '''''''''s''..''.',.... -
Our price for = ton OF Coal, delivered In
"nnShhB'oh.' ','',. ~, IS
Retail price per ton OF ZOO lbS. in wash
lngton, present rate. ,........,...,.......A 90
-
l. 80
Are you willing 10 continue TO pay from 50 10
10 per oentum advance on your Coal Do Won
wish to save from - TO ~ per ton, and get good
article, we'll prepared
zach Stakeholder In tho HOUsBRREPRRs'
COAL COMPANY IL furnished with a ooUDOn
for every share Of stock he holds. zach eoupon
entities the holder TO A TON OF COAL ANNU-
ALLY AT COST for 10 years.
11- At TIE present retdii price n Coax a stock.
hOldsr ptlt sdue TIE sItfrd cost Of hiS STOCK q.
Too years, eroIWsiUs " any oash dividends Ne
may receive. r.
Tho Company minos are In complete working
order, with all the machinery, &C. necessary 10
. wors the eollieryi the present capacity being
Prom the sale Of surplus Coal over that usod by
the ekholders, the Company expects TO realise
sqmeient proht to pay good semi annual cash
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS oPEN AT THR oFPIck
OF THE COMPANY,
A2S Thirteenth street,
myll-lm Washington, DC.
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RAILROADS.
1874 ARRANdENENTs 1884
XIV york LINES.

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Moruina RrpTess y %
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
~ ASSISTANT O. n. OEPIOR,
Corner Of @ and Twenty second a.. J
:. WAlHISGTOH, D, c., March "a. 1888. \
The Government Manure belonging 10 the De-
rot OF Washington win DO sold Whars Il now
Hes, to farmers and others, In such quantities ~
they may require, ~ twenty ave cents par ordl.
nary wagon Load. Application for the Same "a
DO made 10 Mr.. George v. Gilbert, 0eneral su-
psrintendent, At the trahspoFtaiiOa oalee, Quar-
termAsteI's Department., corner VI q ARd TWsA-
" second streets. ~
Payment TO be made TO the undersigned.
CHAs II. T0MPKINs, !.
nh S-Slt Captain AID A. Q.
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FIN AN CIAL. 4

7.3ONATloNAL BAL K7.3O
orrns
MBTRo LIS,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
/. AoEHCY,
S1 YIYTEENrH STREET,
OPPOSITE UHITED STATES TREASURY DE-
PARTNRNT.
This Bank IL Authorised 70 rsssivs subsorip-
tons 10 tho ......
PoPU LAR LIo LOAN.
These notes are issued in Determinations Of
$50, tiOO, SsOO. u, oso and ~, 900 payable 70
bearer or order, three years aftsr date, with In
tsrsst payable semi -annuAlly 81 seven and
.hres.tsnths Per sSntum per annum, and are
convertible al maturity at the holders option
into tho Q. % SIN pSr cent geld misunderstanding
DORds. The interest on these notes is two cents
per day for every tioo.
YULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
BANKS AND BANKKRs.
Any information respecting the UNITED
STATES LOANS will be ehssrfully given on sp-
plisAtioh personally or BY letter.
FULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sBcU.
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
300 .... sALR
WE RECEIVE DEPOSITS.
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DKALKRs,
MAKE COLLECTIONS
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE PoIHTE
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY. AND BxcHANoE.
AND ALL CLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT sECURITIEs.
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
AHp TRASsAoTA
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
JB. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. 3. CHTTTBNDBN, President mh2I.a
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HRBAT Pennsylvania ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER Is, trains will
leays Baltimore, from north Calvert station, ~
follows. .....
Past Nail, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % q. m
Harrisburg Accommodation ............ p. m.
Erie and Pittsburgh Express. 6p.m m.
Pittsburgh aud ElmirH kxpress........ 10 p. IN.
THE s.lS A. n TRAIN IRON WASHINGTON
Connects with the Q. % .. m. train from Bal
timoro for Pittsburgh and the West, and
for RlmirA, Buffalo, Rochester, Dun
kirk, Canandaigua, aud Niagara
Pals, and for Now York City.
TIE l. 80 p. N, TRAIN IRON WASHINGTON
Connects with the SIP. m. train from Bal.
timors for TttSburg and RriS.
THE g. asp. N. TRAIN YRoM WASHINGTON
Connects with hS 10 ,; IN. EHprSss from
Baltimore aud runs through 10 Pitts
burEh and RlRITa, without change
Of ears, connecting At Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, Chicago, and
~. Louis, and AtHklmlTA
for Buffalo, Rochss.
ter, and syracuse.
oNR THROUGH TRAIN on SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington a. . o'clock p. m
SLEEPING CARS on NIoHT TRArNs
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Low PARE AND QUICK TINE.
A6-For Tickets and any information apply Ai
the once Of the Great PennsylyAniA Route, cor
nsr Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street., under
National Hotel, aud Depot House, No. tsS street,
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Superintendent N. q. T. 4.
FL WILKINS,
Passenger Ind Ticket Agent
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HoUsEKEEPERs COAL COMPANY,
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Internal RrbGnllF. '
4 INTERNAL REVENUE.
.nHl
Special Assessment NOtice.

OFFICE ooLLECTOR OF lNTFRNAL REVENUR,
SrATE OF ONO TiuRb DisrEiCr
Nu .H uf DAYTON, OHiO, NOV. "a 1874.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the A soss
IN ment OF the SPECIAL hve Ier cent IscoHs DutY
made m acc0rdante with the requirements - JON
heHC luton o Congress, approved Juy ., lsU4 IN al
incomes return dior the year ending December -
1894 has been delivered to me by the District 4sses-
sor for collection, and the Hame must he pold or
before the 2Ut day OF December next ..-..
1S DEFAULT TlIUREof ten per cent penalty is regr-
ed by law be added and collections to be eniored
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will be collected at tho Office Of tho un.
dersgned corner Of Third and Jefferson streets, Day
ton, Dino. Those for ra..H'l |.t
wa BUTLER COUNTY aaI
Al the Office OF Ezra Potter Deputy Collector Hsmil-
WARREN COUNTY
At the OfIice Of Jacob Morris Deputy Collector Lel-
.r PREBaE COUNTY e. .r
Atthe Office Of Josiah Campbell, Deputy Collector
Eaton, Ohio. JOHN J.. hAETlN,
nov2s-dSwtill deco Collectorad Dist. Of Ohio.
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aarofcasiondI.

And Tor the uasl three year7 surge n m tho United
States Navy. has opened an office 40 No. $40 Ihrd
street between Jcirraon and - Chair streets, north
side Having had the HdvRotagn ol the HoHpitelsin
New York and philadelphiR With twenty years nl
arccessfu pratice, Che afflicted msy rect assured
4 1ntae ,, That the advanced condition oil the Sdc7ce
Of Medic ne cnn iendef. - 49, =,
RESPIRATORY iIsEARE6 Bh MEDICAL IN
.HALATION the only relphe means known TO the
ml in the East and in Europe He treats al diseasee
uf the EY n aud EAR, also all diseases pecula 70
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
a. evhr rrRy he thhir charaeier The most nofudIi-
nis will be convinced Of hs success by ealing st me
Diito No o7B, Third street. Day ton, or by obtaining
letters to invahds which is crculated grRtttousil
Gfp,e hours from s'clook a M iiis o'clock =. NJ.
ociI5.d&w3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
PETITION FoR PARTITION.

Henry M tIebhArt, Citharine Ann Gebhart and Mary
M Gelhart W. Am Iva X. Hellerman, John A..
Henerman, Pater NJ. Gebharl, Rosetta n, Gehhart
aud Ellen Gebhart. superior Court OF Montgom'
ery County, Ohio. Petition for Partition. 'Ha
A MELIA r. HETLERMAN, john a. Heermah,
n Peter =. Gehhart RoseuH y. Gebhart and
Ellen Gebhart viii take pouee that Petition wqs
filed against them on the 10th day OF December, A.
ID IsB9 in the Superior Uourt OF rfontgomery C0tn.
w. Ohio by Henry N Gehhart, Catharlne Ann Cob.
hart and Mary ". Gebhart, and h nos peDanR,
wherein Henry NJ Gcohart, Catharne Ann GebhaHt,
and Mary M. Gsbhart demand PARTITION Of the follow
ing real estate, tO.wit i.uH... ..E) /.
Stua' o IN the County Of Montgomery and State pf
Ohiobeing part OF the southeast quarter Of section
No l, township No. ?, range east, Sci beglnnlhg
at the southwest Of the tract los 90 perhes
g. goo W. from the section corner At a .stonei
thence S6o l05. .6B perchRs along tiebharts sec
tion line to stone; thence 10, 80 sOl00 perehes
along Weaver's and the section line W - stoiiei
thenee g. s0o W. lOS 90 perches along Roots line 20
cob Shades line to ts plsce OF beginning, Goatanihg
(65l sixty .hve ACRES, more less Also lots npnl-
bered fofty.nne fity, ny, and hyitwo (ip, 90,
81 and So, dtaignated plat VI ithe subdlyispn
ofpart OF section No. 30, town 2, range y, made Pr
d Mcclure and HAYNES, and recorded on the records
of Montgomery County, ohio, m plat book A.. page
90, situate IN Madison township, Montgo merry Vplm-
" Ohio, and that at the February term, 1905 OF
said Court the said Henry M. Gabharti CathenneA
GebhaTt and Mary NJ. Gebhart will apply Tor am or
der, that tpsrtiton may be made Of said premises
HENRY M GEHHART,
-IHaHf fifiNNll CATHERINE ANN GsBHAR1b
-frff "a MARY M. GEBHARPg
ADAM CLAY, Atty. NOHH NflH decl7dawlY
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SHERiFFs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean Administrator OF John Stapsberger,
b deceasad vs. Edmund stecke ct al. ''' +i
tf Gaze No. 2956. -i . ti.t
DY virtue OF, and in obedience 10, an order OF she
Il made by the Superior Court Of Montgomery
county OHIO will offer at public sale at ibs door Of
the Court House in Dayton, on iall lfsl O. rl.i
.ls SATURDAY, January "A, 1863, litcu
At two O'Clock y m OF said day the following de-
soribed real estate Lots nnmnered two thousand
six hundred and REQ 203) and four thousand and
ninety one (409l designated on The revised plat OF
the city Of Day ten the county Of montgomery and
state Of OHIO.
Lot No 2eOa is siluated on West THIRD street north
side on which there 10 large two story fathe dwf
ing aad other out buiding6--hOuBs No 449rfahd bias
been appraised At 50 600. .Ei.r .ll
Eo 409t Ia vacant lot tRnd extends frem hh-
lev street 70 Frank street, near Warren street. and
has been appraised at $3.50, ... ...4a-r-gy
The above described property cannot sel for less
than ~ thirds OF its appraised Yalle. -
George WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
OBLIE CAHILL, Attorneys, desdawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
ADMIEISTRAT0R's GALR or REAL
II.s ESTATE.

TN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
/ Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, in the ease o
IsaRc Layfeyer and simpson Mutt, kxeeniors Of the
last will and testament Of David Young deceased,
against Ruth Young ct al defendants, will oher Tor
anle, at public aneton on SATURDAY, the Stst dPy
OF Deeomber, A. D. 1854 at 2eulock, afternoom upon
the premises, the following described real estate !
sltuste in the County Of montgomery, aud shale Of
Ohio, to-wit;
Ffteen acres Of land taken oil the South side Of the
farm owned by tho heirs OF David Young, deed
situate in Saetion 85, Town 2, Range 6, NJ. X de.
aaribed as foOwss Beginning et a stone o. the east
line of SAID secuon, the south east corner OF SAID
farm; thence north the east line Of said section
6.74 chains 10 stone thenoe south rs west ~ 's3
chains TO the centre OF turnpike rOhdj thence south
eastwardy with the centre OF said ROAD $50 chains 10
the south west corner o. said Arm itlieuee on the
line between Young and Laieyer, nOrh7b east Sd
CHAINS 10 the place OF beginning, containing WfeS'
acres Of land 1| tt -'ItH H.f.
thirdcash one third IN one year. and one third 10
two years from the day Of sale, with interesti ths
payments TO be secured by mortsnge upon The pre-
nnises sold ISAAC LAFEVnR,
TIINDr fItlI SIMPSON MUTT, I
.4 t. ExecutOrs, &e. of David Young, dee d.
J, Il. BA0oOTT, Aty for Executors. hovag-VSW
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sHERIFFs SALE.

No. 2907,
Superior COurtI

Jesse Duncan, ct. al.
II Y virtue Of and in obedience 10, the command
ID an order OF Sale made in the above cause, and
% mo directed by the Superior Court OF Montgomery
Connty Ohio, will ofior at Puclid Sale at tio door
II the Court House. in the city Of Dayton, on sATUR
DAY, December 3lst 1854 at O'Clock Z. NJ, OF said
day, The following real eaIate, viz f
i.ots numbered four Thousand enc hundred and
thirty Ave (4l35), four thousand one hundred and
thirty-six (4lS6J, four Thousand hundred and
thirty seven (tia71, ioar Thousand hundred and
f0rtyhye ttl45) and four thousand one hu ndred and
fortysiF (lltg) as numbered on the revised plat Of
the CITY o, Dayton, County Of Montgomery, and
State OF Ohio. sNl
ALSO the following lots and parcels Of lands situate
said county OF Montgomery, and State Of Ohio, and
desc nbed as follows, tO-ti sixteen Lots, numbered
nom 70 sixteen, inclusive in Henry Bacon smith
Subdivision Of ont lot, numbers eight s) in Shorts
Survey, north of Mad River, IN Mad RtYerr rownsh
AZ the Jouhty Of MONTGOMERY, sud State Of Ohie, US
as aforesaid, designaled on the recorded Plat al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

Aud cannot sell for less than two thirds Of said APP
pralament.
= TERMS-0ne thtrd cash, one e-thrd In one, end the
balance in two years nom the day OF sale, The de.
lerred paymeuts 70 bear per cent inlerest nom the
day ~ sale, and 70 he secured by morngN on the
premises GEORGE WOGAhAH
snTTg AicuFFs sAtys. IHf sheriff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
LEGAL NOTICE

NoTlCE is hereby given 10 Mary Lindsey Of lndl-
IN Rnapolis. Indiana, that simeon Lindsley. the
I7h day of Deoem ,er, A. d. l66i ed his petition in
the Cour. OF Commsn Pleas Of Montgomery county,
Ohio, praying 70 BE- divorced nom said Mary Linda
10y, and that peon Will stand for bearing II the
Mareh tenn OF said Court CAuss-Wilhh abstnos
jai,ss E THOMPSON. Attorney for rIainha.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

rs a composition Of sstringen's, sbsorbents stimu
Il lants aud carminatyes, Which ,yeIg IhysieihnRc
kDowlrdges II the only preparation that vii effect q
permanent cure ~ Diarihe6 aid Dy setefs. This Anti
Cholera Mixture Is now in use IN some Of Gun army
hospitals where II gives the tarsL Satisfaction. Il
has saved the lives OF thousands OF our soldiers and
citizens, and we will puafnneo 10 he the het renle-
dy In The world for DlarrheA and Bysentery. Igsi
to satisfy any ots virtue Of kland'k Anti
CholbTa Mixiui, in iaot wa have great hunter OF
testimonials trom patients who have been eur, lei
being pronouneedin uIable by their ply 4cian some
after tasng only one bottle Of srcEland's Anti. Chol
era Mixture. u SOusuher With IsrrhoA and Rssen
terry try one bottle f....s. lnl4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
EyERYBQpY is being eured ol 4ue d'stFfyspe
IL dseasehy the use OF
q. Dr. Saicklands Pile Remedy.

Read what those say who have used IT.
Mr.. Charles W. Land, am, OF Louisville, and Mr., j..
+ Haaarde, Cncinnah o.. both we're cured after using
one pot OF Dr. Sfrcliands Pile Remedy They say
they have tried everything Int ccud obtain no reei,
hut one Pot OF StrickiRpds Pile Kennedy Erected =
perfect cure after sifrng for ninny ytat With The
worst kind of Piles. They reeonmend every enc
who is suffering to Try it. -.r,... ....t ...
Ask for
'f'l Dr. Strick|dnd's Ptlt Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, Is cts pot Maunhcturcdat
No, @ East Fourth II, Cincinnati, y. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

For less money than any other Clothing House IN
ps ton. We beg leave 70 remind tho public that We
Misunderstanding Hdiise In Cincinnati, which certainly
enables rs to giye the ahoye INDUCE menis
Va are constAntiy receiynE the latest styles nf
.s.tir ..IF edo .uyispn tIaa aasl .. aU
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meniraI

10 convince them that tH the best preparation eve
used. 10 not only cures the above affections Di The
Throat and Lungs, but II cures Night twca,- and
spttng OF Bl. cd and is an Nceent rhfGie Tor any
sina oi Sore Throat. II ~ pleasant Ia iekef nnd
safe medicine or infna. Price 81 Cents erbottle.
Ror sale by druggsts generally. mlf
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ADVERTISING RATES.


IN DAILY.
one square, eighty words, solid) one inscrtionS 5O
One square throe W
one square, one ~
ttuf qunpTo, one month ? 'u
no ftiuafc, three " on a. = VV
uc sint months ..........'- .''''''''''"io w
~ WEEKLY.
q, E IN, 80 4 if seditipn ...... 90
auUnre ono ~ W.
nk Terms tor advertisements eecut yinR y tN'tl
niece pr for longer period than above apecihedmado
known M ths Counting Room All ladyertisemcuts are
cha ped NJ ca above iatctuuicss written mem
90 made pre- ayious 20 iuaeiuou Az eAsum hoNtIuhe
penf mpskhr pod for IN edyan G.
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MEMS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,

Which IL carefully selected and well made Call and
examine our stock Of Clothing before pure hssmg
elsewhere,A A 10 .a.rta.Y Z. I. 81. 4,rrg4
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sTAooaaVo yUa OF
TO BUY oVERCOATS
SHIRTS,

aTalHs DELl3yLai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

Samuel limerick and others, egainsi Mary Emonck
iaaa others. Case No. 29g0 Superior Court
obedience 10 the order OF tbs Superior Court Of
l Montgomery con ly, OHIO, made m The phovc
case, Will ofer OF Pubic Auction on fIH rRHs1sEs,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
BUSINESS SUITS.

'aIiOa eeJEiaJd
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ENGLISH WALKING COAT

IL90 bFIAIAW hsil0lA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-02
Letter from the State Capital.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 81, 1894.
10 the Editor oSthe Press. 3l.iaal q 'asssg1q
The following commissions have been issued
s'nce my last: s Us IL sili5.sa ~.
First Regiment CaOalry-Paul Chadbourne,
marlborough, Major. f.5s ssst,af
Eighth Regiment Neutrality-suspicious. Phin-
ney, Jay, 1st Lieut.. Co. A.
Sixteenth Regiment Infantry,-Wiliam A
Patten, York, Chaplain. Isaac b Tbomnson
Arson, Capt. Co. G, wilmot II. Cbanm.n
Nooleboro, LIST Lieut.. Co. I, Francis q. Nav
Bluehill, End Lieut.. Co. K. -
Is0entteth Regiment Ia5antry-William
Griffin, Stockton, Capt Co. B, Royal B. Deck.
er, Lagrange, lst Lieut.. Co. B, Samuel G.
Crocker, Brownville, End Lieut.. Co. B. Arad
Thompson, Livermore, 1st Lieut.. Co. B.
Twenty Ninth Regiment Infanry--Hart-
well s. French, Turner, LIST Lieut.. Co. B. Ma
than Q. Lander, Auburn, 2nd Lieut.. Co. C.
Enlistments for the Sharpshooters and Coast
Guard are progressing dnely. A board COZ
sisting Of Major Litter, "A. Provost Mar
shal General, Capt. q. P. Austin Of the Vet
eran Reserve corps. and Lieut.. A. E. Adams,
LIST Rhode Island Light Artillery, has been
In session tor the purpose of examining can
didates for Office in these organisations. Cam
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-02
The Compliment Of the Season.

~ - 4" . +. 4 f.. .
Another annual milestone has peen passed
in Life's journey. and new year with its cares
and responsibilities, its hopes and its fears, Its
joys and its sorrows are now entered upon.
During the year that is past events of inomeD
tous interest have transpired; but through
blood and suffering, sacrifice and sorrow thu
nation, we trust, has made noble advances to-
wards higher and better estate. We cannon
hope that only sunshine is 70 fall upon the fu
ture pathway of our readers; shadows will
darken the landscape, and signs and tears win
I'LL up large space in the future as they hav
Ia the past, but come what may, we can onl
wish for one and all, and labor to secure tt
them by prompt performance of duty, A
HAPPY NEW YEAR. .sre. -,.r -,
Our Carriers will to-day call upon thei
friends with their annual offering-a New
Years Address-and we bespeak for them
kind reception. Whatever they receive
their own exclusive perquisite, - Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-02

GEN. ST0NEMAN,s RAID.

Further Particulars Immense Damage done
the Enony--L asas Captures. g5VE
NASHVILLE, Dec. 80.
Major Gen. Stoneman, who arrived in this
city last night from his great raid in East Ten.
nessee and south vest Virginia, furnishes the
following account OF the expedition: - & q
The force consisted of Gen. Burbridge's
troops and Gen. Gillem's East Tennessee
forces, all ulder the command of Gen. Stone
man. We LEFT Knoxville onthe 18th inst, The,
movement was unknown to the rebels and was
not discovered until after three days. At
Kingsport the rebel Gen. Jones' force which
consisted OF 500 of Morgan's old command :
was attacked and the rebels killed, scattered
or captured. The next rebel force " aughan's)
was discovered at Papertown, near Bristol,
trying to effect junction with Breckenridge
at Saitsville. Our forces pursued them TO-
Marion, where an engagement occurred, re-
suiting in the loss to the rebels Of all their
force and artillery, except about 200 men who
retreated towards Lynchburg, Va. ~-~-A
Breckinridge followed Gen. Stoneman with
the forces OF Galtner, Crosby and Withers, and
the balance of Dukes command, who had
been on the frontier of Kentucky waiting to
cooperate with their cavalry.
General Stoneman attacked Bfeekinridee at
Marion and drove him over the mountains in
to North Carolina. His command then at
lacked the salt works, which were defended
by about 700 men, who were either captured
or dispersed. 80, 80 sn9sata yao .a1asti blgox
The loss to the rebels by the raid IS immense.
All the railroad bridges from New river to the
Tennessee line were destroyed. Thirteen
railroad trains, with locomotives, and several
trains and extra cars without engines were
captured and destroyed. Dspots ofsupplies
In southwestern Virginia, depots, boundaries,
mills, factories, storehouses, wagon and arnbu-
lance trains and turnpike bridges were de-
stroyed. In addition, we captured $50 rounds
Of artillery ammunition, 10000 pack-saddles,
large amount of harnesses and great qianl
tity Of small arms. 1900 horses and 1000 mules.
Among the captures are two rebel editors and
four secession printing presses. The latter
were sent to Parson Btownlow as a Christmas
gift. The greatest loss to the rebels wasthel
destruction Ofthe salt and lead works, both of
which were rendered useless.
Our, losses were very small, not exceeding
1000 (200?) killed. wounded and missing
We captured "a officers, and S45 men. .aW
East Tennessee is now free from any body
of rebels. Gen. Stoneman had possession of
the rebel telegraph line and held 1t for eighteen
hours, during which time he discovered all
their plans and movements 1-ases M - =.