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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
PEIIlION EnR pARTIrInN

Henry N Gebhart, Ctthari re Ann Gebhart and Mary
NJ. Gslhart, W. Am Ina Z. hrlerman, John A
Hellvrmsn, Peter r. Grbharl, Rosetta D.. Gehhart
ana Elen Gebhaft Superior Court of Moutpou
cry County, OHIO. Petition for Partition.
4 MELlA X. HELlERMAN Join A. HeIlerruan
n Peter ,. GvghaTt, hOseita D. Gp bbart and
Ellen Grbhart Will take notice that a Petition was
nled against them oil the 10th day Of December A
u. 1861, in the superior G.urt of onfromerv Coup-
ty, ohio, hy Henry NJ GeuLert, Cslhar,ne anu t,el-
mart aud Mary VI. ebharS and H. nov Ieuotrr,
wherein Henry Gcbhsrt, Catuurine Ann t5eUhpft,
and Mary M, Gebhart demand parttan OF tho follow
IN real estate, to-Wit;
sna IN the County Of Montgomery and State OF
Ohio-being pert o. The southeast quarter OF se,on
No, I, township No ., range east, Sc { taalunu g
at the southwsr corner Of the rac, los d6 Ienrhp-
s., Sc ". hom the section corner NJ a stone
thence n. sG' los SO perches along tiebharts sec
ton line 10 stones hence n 40 50 sOlOO perches
thence s6' ". lOs SO perchos Rlosr Roots line TO
stouei thence south 10, 50 so pedehs alonR DE-
cob shades line TO The plscs beg inning o. tsining
lG5) sixty five acres, less. Also lots nun
beTed orty-nlne, tiiy hty and fuy two isg, 90
81 aud A As designate On plat col ne sui division
otpart oi section No. 80, town 3 range Z. made nv
Mcclure and haN nes and recorded on he rtco. ds
ofM ohtgomefy County, Ohio, IN Plat took 4. rage
BY, situate ln Madison townsh y, MONTGOMERY CUUr-
y ONO, and that Al the hrtFuaEy Term ils35, of
said Court, a. SAID Henry NJ Gehhart tattel. ie A
Gebhert and Mary NJ @tbhart viii RIply itr uu or
der, that partition NAV b., made Of said' M mFe-
hANKN NJ GEBHARr
CATHERINE r. Ann GERHAET,
MARY n. GEBhART
ApAH CLAY, Auy. deol7dswlv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Comments OF shs Richmond Press en- the
Fall OF Fort Fisher,

WASHINGTON, January 20-The Richmond
Enquirer of January 18th, contains the toll
loving:
During all yesterday we were without addi-
tional particulars of the fall Of Fort Fisher,
beyond correction in the time OF the assault,
the position having been carried by the eAemy
at one o clock Monday morning, instead OF ten
o'clock Sunday night The feet cooperated
with the land force. Enough if known, how
ever, to warrant the assumption that the de-
tense Of the Fort was defective in point OF
vigilance.
1t is reasonable to believe, that the feet
kept up at least 6tful bombardment during
the night, and that the rspuse OF the land
force the preceding evening, satisfied the
garrison that no second attack would be made
until the ensuing day, aud that its own safety
and strength would be enhanced by retreatlng
to the bomb proofs or otherwise seeking
shelter or repose for the night
| At the hour at which the fort was taken
the moon was shining brightly in mid heaven
a circumstance which should haue suggested
extreme vigilance The strength OF the posi-.
ton; and the fact that Weitzel one OF the
ablest engineers of the Federal army, had pro-
nounced the works impregnable, would seem
to lead to the conclusion that there WAS some
thing wrong AS the matter now stands, we
will have to be contented for time, at least
with the accounts of the enemy, unless by
some lucky chance aome one or more of the
garrison shall have escaped to throw some
substantial light upon it.
Itis reported that Secretary Seddon will re
sign the Secretaryshp Of the War Department
in few days, and that Lieutenant Genera
John C. Brekinridge will be appointed to the
vacancy.
The delicate condition of Mr. Seddon
hath is doubtless the cause Of his design TO
retire from the position.
The Sentinel and Dispatch have articles
similar to the above.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

That POwDER STORY The Journal yester
day asserted that a journeyman printer had
been paid by his employer in powder, after it
had been determined not to resist the draft.
The implication was plain, that he was jour.
neyman in the employment of this Office
We asked the editor to retract; but he has
swallowed the lie, and this morning is silent
1t is great wonder to us that some of the
multitude whom he has slandered, has not,
ere this, paid him of in powder.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
shsrmanto move.

NEw YoRK, January 2l,--The Worlds Port
Royal correspondent says: s.
Ere this letter reaches New York Shsr-
man 8 army will be on the move, and we will
soon hear OF the stars and strips floating over
more conquered rebsl cities.
A brother Of General Hardee and others
made claims Of the cotton in Savannah. Gem
eral Sherman gave them written reply in
which be said the cotton ought TO 60 into tha
hands ofthe general government which he
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TOWN HALL IN mIAMIsBURs, oH1o.

TOWN HALL N MIAMIsBURG, 0EIo.
(1N SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1865, will be sold
" at pubhc sale, 2JO acres OF land belOpgm tho
estate OF John Baum, ue0s ased, lying mile north
Of MIamisburg, aAd divided INTO seven tracts or
parcels. '
The first uHct--lhe homestead, outains gS ceres,
has the improve me nts upon %, consisting OF large
fine frame mouse, large barn, orchard of fruit
trees OF CYcry variety, 30 acres o good lumber and
the soil equal TO any upland, hHH also scyerl
thrUu ia tuuutuin TO Che door OF the dwelling
house.
The yccoud tract contains acres, and s. the rich-
est NJ aml bottom. f ...U #.. ...
The third Tract contains e acres, and is also rich
river iOttOm.
1hs fourth tract contains 80 y acres Of hch
IL timber and.
The fifth and sixth tracts contain 20 acres each ly
ing siue side, ~ tquAre shape, and rs hnc level
land, every loot Of whch can he culuvs,ed with
The seventh ract contains ceres, and he acres
OF lumber upon H. The entire lot good level land
TEHME-Uuo-thi thiId cash ON or hooi e. Aurlt 1, 1895.
hid ON the let day Ol Aprl, lSJG, and tne.thri
April J, 1867, Provided, tbs widOW Baum survivc
0Id date then 60 be- Due snd pay able mon ms a.r
her aecease deferred payments TO bear interest and
TO be occurred by mortgage on the premises
Sale N commence at ten O'ciOt K on sand dRv .
GEORGE A. GROVE,
iau9wtt Executor Of John Baum, uureased.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

SLEIGHING.- weather.wonder of this
season is the long-continued sleighing 1t
has been many years since season so de.
lishtful has been experienced. A little ex-
cessive cold can be endured for the sake of
the fine roads and bracing atmosphere with
which we have been favored.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

COUNTY 0FFIoERs-These gentry are in
Columbus in great force, lobbying for an in
crease of fees, They will very likely succeed,
notwithstanding the people are oppressed be-
yond measure with the numerous exaotions in
the shape Of taxation, &C, which are made
upon them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

ATTENTION, FIRST RDl-All enrolled
men, who intend to belong TO the club organ
ganized in the Ward, are requested to come
to the Engine House at o'clock Saturday
evening, the 2lst inst prepared to pay up
The resolutions of the last meeing make this
the last chance Come out, all hands
ialqd2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
MEDICAL NOTICE.

IRA. GEIGER will hereafter attend OrtlusiuolV TO
IL m office practice, and will give Especial Atten'
tom to the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
as Diseases Of the TIL ROAT and LUNGS, Of the EYE
and EAR, SCRO OtULOUs AFFECTIONS &c Prm'
airy and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHufA
GLEEr STRUCTURES, lMPOrENCf Sc. Ai-oi
DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALEs, AMI every rdricy Of
7l,onio Diset use, whatever may be its character.
Office hours from q m TO p IN.
Sundays, 7 to lUa m, 2 10 p M.
Offce-Corner Of Jefferson and hnh st Dayton,
Ohio. Octs.lmd3mw-l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
Aailu empire,
City and Other Matters.

FOLDING CHAIns.-C p Huber h Son, have
received another invoice, Of those beautiful
Rose Wood and Velvet Folding Chairs. Eve
~ body should haveIlhem ial2d6.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
New Meat and Provision Store

New Moat and fr0vlsion btore.-
N. Stockert, at his stand on Market street
north side, few doors west of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c, all fresh and Of the best quality His
old friends and customers, and the public,
are invited to give him a call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

TfNHE undersigned Is duly licensed Auct onesr
'nf Montgomery county, and viii cry sales, a.
ohen ~ hs services, may De IN demand.
Psrrons uhu hay. not taken oui license will be al.
tended TO- % they violate tho law.
n b.--kesidonce 4's mca southeast Of MIAMIs-
BURG. Orarr- lei JOHN k1sER, IT,, or ADAM
CLAY, h.amlsbpr on Mal street, vii De- attended
70. Col. GEoRGE KlsER
aUalo-wlWoy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

WASHINGTON, January 2O-A special to the
Commercial says:
S veral rebel Congressman have expressed
desire 10 confer with authorized officials of
the United States on peace.
Mr. Blair errand TO Richmond this time is
more important than before.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

AGENTS WANTED For the Patent Alarm
Lock Iron Money Drawer, or Counter Safe,
(called the Burglar Alarm manufactured by
the proprietor in Dayton, Ohio All orders
promptly filled by R,;;Maphet, City Hotel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

NEWFOUNDLAND DoGs PoR SALE.-Any per-
son in want OF superior breed Of Newfound-
land Dog Pups, would do well by calling soon
at the southeast corner OF Fifth and Ludlow
streets, where they can be seen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

B@HThe Commercial of to-day has to take
back very positive denial which il made
yesterday Of Mr. Blsirs visit to Richmond -
That he has returned to the rebel Capitol Ia
certain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

RSs~C. p. Huber & Son have received a
large lot Of Fine Cigars, Family and Fancy
Soaps, Indigo and Tobacco, which they will
sell at Wholesale very cheap. janl3d3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

.EG- Go to John W. Darst's, corner Second
aud Jefferson streets for your Fall aud Win
er Dress Goods, also, Cloaks, shawls, Car
pets, &c, lust received. diff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

DANGER.-The sidewalks are IN condition
very dangerous TO pedestrians. Benevolent
people scatter ashes on the pavsments in front
O. their dwellings and business houses. Pre-.
caution of this sort will avert broken limbs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
NEW STOVE STORE.
ROHER a. mOmAsTER.
ANUFAOTURERS {

CIooK STOVES, WOOD, COAL AND sHFET
" IRON PALORs. BOX, AND FULLER RsTONEs,
HOLLOWARE, SUGAR KETTLES &C, sc,
Casiiag OF every description made 10 order
WaYeToom No. q Jefferson street, opposite the
Market House. ... MA
FOUNDRY on Rayard atreet, near Ludlow, Dayton,
Ohio. BOYER McMAsTER.
novlT.dANu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

J. s. Roseberry-No. Sc Main street--is
offering his Dry Goods at 40 to 80 per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline. a1sr.rl s.. Q WI
Go see them. It's all true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
LATEST NE Ms.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From sherman.

From sherman.
New YoRK, January 2l.--The Herald's
Savannah correspondent says:
General Sherman had his preparations for
a new movement nearly completed. The l7th
Corps of his army, under General Blair and
General Hatch of Fosters army, were in in
secure possession OF the important position Of
Pocataligo Bridge on the Charleston * Sa-
vannah Railroad
The 10th Corps would soon join them.
A CoMMENpABLE ORDER FROM SHERMAN.
General Sherman has issued an order Civ
ing notice to the farmers that they may visit
Savannah, Georgia, Fernendina and Jackson
Vile, Florida, to exchange their produce for
supplies needed by their families, and guaran'
teeing them protection
In case they or any Union citizens Of
Georgia are molested, severe retaliation is to
be visited on the rebels.
He also encourages the people TO meet to-
gether and take measures for the restoration
of national aud civil government
During his stay in Savannah, Mr. Stanton
promoted a number OF officers who had dis
tinRuished themselves, including General
Fitzpatrick, who was brevetted Major Cen
eral.
Mr. Draper was experimenting the ship
ment of the captured cotton. Several vessels
we're already loaded with it, and when a suf-
ficieut number were in readiness to sail, they
wonld be dispatched northward under strong
gunboat cover. wa,
Two or three unsuecessiul iucendiary at
tempts to destroy portions of the immense
stores of this valuable staple, had been made
President Lincoln has issued an order
opening the Savannah Post Office for regular
mail business.
COTTON TRADE To NASSAU.
The Herald's Nassau correspondent of the
10th says
The utmost activity prevailed in the anglo
rebel blockade running feet, plying between
Wilmington, Charleston and Nassau.
Cotton, valued at $3,5Oo,000, had been
landed at Nassau from the above named
Sout tbern ports, within ten days.
A large number Of British trading vessels
had sailed from Liverpool, London and the
Clyde, laden with supplies for the rebels
Two blockade runners cleared for Whining
ton at Nassau on the l4th instant They
have probably discovered before now arriving
in the new inlet, that a change has taken
place in the position Of affairs there, a1d thai
they we're Just in time to fall into the hands
Ofthe national forces.
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM JEFF DAVIS,
The Richmond Whig, of the 18th, publisher
an important letter from jeff Davis, in reply
10 a let er from Senators from Georgia, il
which they took ground against the resolu
ions introduced in the rebel House IN iavol
Of recOnstruction
Davis argues that a Convention Of th'
States is impractieable, and that peace move
meuts on the part of individual States tent
| IL. a. r - -. Nka uNah
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

BouxrY BILt4--A bill has passed the House
authorizing the trustees Of any township to
offer bounty Of 5000 to volunteers, borrow
the money, and collect the same by taxation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

New YoRK, Jan q Cotton quiet ut 9Sc
Flour dull and drooping at 9 70a9 s5
for extra state and 10 SOall 90 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat, no receipts, dull and Babe
lower; 2 is for Chicago spring 2 10 Racine
spring, 2 10 for No 2 Milwaukee club 2 % Tor
No / do, and 3s for good winter red and
firm; Rye dull at Go for western ;
Corn dull and heavy at s8sl 80 for
mixed western Oats dull at ! 02al 90
for western; Pork dull and declining at 38 80
new mess, 81 5Oa3sfor 63 and '64, 80 50a38
prime; Lard dull and lower at 2Oa23te;
Whisky heavy at 34A2 35 for western
Petroleum duh at soc for crude, Gle
for refined in bond, and soc for free Dressed
Hogs lower at l6tAl5a for western Sugar
dull at l93a23c for Museavado; Butter 3Ga
4sc for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24e; Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21

New YoRE, January 2l.-Stocks lower
and dull Gold closed at 205; Money plen-
ty at 7. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 49,
Reading l04; $50 coupons l06s l040s,
coupons 1914; one year certificates 07s;
United States skies Of 1881. cop.
pons, 10; New York Central l07i Erie. l7O;
United States skies 67; $40 coupons, 9s
Sterling quiet at 49, 1910 coupons 1929 q
tered, 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
FLOUR. FEEO AND GRAIN,
5000 Bushels
Flax 3 Q o d w anted

IN nOO BUSHELS FlaHseed wanted, for which
DU.DtJU The highest market price IN cash will
he piid, AZ ihe Flour and Feed store Of Thos X Gil
h- tlate Peter Reisrsl No. 50 Fourth street. hear
Main Dayton, OHIO. THOs h. 6IbLiS.
iygI-dAwsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-21
Glotbi,lg.


NO. soi THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ONO,
rs prepared TO accommodate ms customers wit.
l every article Of gentlemens wearing apparel OF
the latest style fud best quality Those who want
coats pants, vests, shirts hosiery, handkerchief,
glOves, boots, shoes, slippers, Sc., will 40 well tc
give him call, au2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

WAsmScTax, March 2.-Tns Rich
mond Wkig of February 2s.h says.
The Petersburg Rrpress OF yesterday
says reliable intelligence leads as 70 be
lieve that on Friday and Saturday nights
the enemy moved uuHber Of pieces Of
ARTILLERY 10 his left The rumhliug Of
these trains could be distinctly hsasd.
The main body OF his Infantry have been
moved towards Hatcher's Run.
The message OF Gov. Brown, of Ga,
is published He defends the State
against newspaper attacks Of allowing
Sherman to march Epnolestsd through
the State, saying she was abandoned to
her fate and neglected bY the Confed-
crate authofitiess Re recommends the
establishment Of 8 militia system 10 Be
in no case turnsd over 10 the Confed
erate Geyernnenk he also recomnendi
impvessment of provisions from personl
/ who won't sell their supplies to indigsni
| families of soldisss, BE recommend
Law 20 punish robbers with death, and
opposes srning slaves he complain.
Of the usurpation Of the Confederate
Congress in lesying dspropoTtionatl
taxatiou. and charges all desertious o.
the Genesalship Of JEFF. Davis, and Say
the Government is q military despofism
drifting iato anarchy, and II persiste'
il must terminate la reconstruction
with or Hikhout snhjugaeion- he op
poses couscfi ping and urges requisi
lions upon States for troops Hs sis
urges the taking from Davis Of hi
power As rommAndsr-in-ehisf, and call
for q convention 70 amend the constit1
/ tion- -141Ol 7 nA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

WAsHixaTox, March l--Ths Secretary
Of War today sent b the House = com
munieasion from Provost Marshal aeuarS
al Fry IN reply TO resoIation asking for
information in relation ihe enlistment Of
rebel prisoners OF var s6k
A report made by Mr Washburne, Of
Illinois, from the Committee on Com
merce, today, says trade has been car.
ried on with the iosurreetionary States
without the sanction Of iAw, resulting 10
no benefit 70 the Gogernmsat, INJECTING
injury and fostering . spirit Of spscsla-
ton and disgraceful scramble for wealth
al the expense OF the pablo treasury
The testimony shows that trade agenis
or speculators send 70 the rebels Though
our lines, NJ Norfolk and other places,
supplies 10 amount snrpassing belief
The Commsreiai says contracts have
been made, through agents. for the sup
PLY Of noi lesa than 2.000. .010 bales Of
cotton, with ak persona
Il also says Il was never contemplated
that sach vast transactions should be
entrusted 70 such p small class Of per-
sons, besides persons who pretend to
cantract for the purchase and sale Of
coelea, ehsained permits % enahle them
70 inanlee 10 9 disloyaI aud aeceitfui
occupation. The result has been TO pro-
long the war bY furnishing the rebels
With that which they most mead, and
quotes from letters of Gen. cauby 20 the
Government, e show the enorfnity Of
the unlawful and Ubiquitous traffic now
carried on, n.tLEe1
The House has repealed that section
of the Act of Congress authorizing the
re-appcintment of Treasury azenis TO
purchase produce Of insurrecsionary
states
Senator TsumhulI and Representatives
/ Wilson and Dawson, as 3 Select Com.
mittea OF the two Houses Of Congress,
to-day waited on President Lincoln and
informed him of his reeleefion, 10
which he replied as follows: Having
served four years IN The depth Of q
great ard yet unended national peril,
can view the call to q second term in nC
wise more hattering to myself thar
as IN expression Of the public iadgmenl
that | may better finish diffisult worl
in which Ihave learned from the 6rs
than could any one less severely school
ed to the task. With this view and viii
increased reliance on that Almighty
Ruler, who has miraealousiy sustained
as thus far, and with increased gratitud
to generous people for their eontinae
confidence, accept the renewed trus
with its Jet onerous and perplexing du
ties and responsibilities.
No response has been received from
the Vise-President, who did rot arriv
here until tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Reoular Report.

NKx Yokx, March 2-The stesnet
Arago, from Hilton Head, has srriysd.
When the Arsgo arrived OF Chsrlestaa
= dispatch boat met her With important
news, which, If rne, illustrates nnpar-
alleled rebel sreaehery. l3 & lol
The officer who brought the dispatches
stated that soon after s corps Of Gen.
-ShermAn's troops kad captured GoluE-
bis, the Capital Of South Carolina, rebel
citizens there endeavored, in every pos
sible manner, to harsss oar sroops- The
corps which entered the sity after its
capture, at once left to join Sherman S
further advance and vas succeeded BY
another, Gen. Slocnnis When the lat
ter corps was qaietly marching thrORgh
the principal streets, to their temporary
barracks, number Of citizens poured
deadly fire upon them from the win
dovs and roofs Of houses they occupied
when our troops retired % distaaee
and quietly 6red the city, which is now
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03


"a The State Sentinel says that the
Uaion majority Of the House Of Repre-
sehtati yes we're guilty Of the nIibustering
that delayed Legislation for two days al
the very close Of TIE session. The idea
is decidedly original How a majority
could delay legislation that il was snx-
ioos shouid be completed BY filibusteriDg
We are at 5 loss to determine. The Sen
tiseL seems TO be equally at a loss TO e1-
plain the Political anomoly. We guess
the Sentinel is guilty Of uttering non.
sehce 10 screen the folly OF its political
assooiatesin the Hoase Of Representa-
tises rh q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

The Army and Navy Journal calls at
teniiOa to sAs fsalass ef Gen. Grants
military policy. which il having q most
remarkable illustration daring the pres
ent winter.
There Is The constant nscassity Of
puahing the Advansa yes We have, Of : keep
ing the ball Of victory rolling, OF hold
ing our steady strain upoa the rebellion,
wlthoet . single respite or FslaxAlion
Such is General -GraHta policy be
seems TO have dropped the words winter
quarters out of bis dictionary Of mill
tary terms Il vas predlcted when the
May eanpaie b opened tbatft would be
the last campais ef The war--and
vhel has il been 81 spendsdf"