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assuerss aus Glib. nub eentral. aimss.ra.

Ser Oampfer GOIta Ated, pelder am 26.
Sebr. DON Aipinpau abfubr unb am z. Wtdr8
bier antam, iiberbra6te neuere 9la6ridten aus
Sio= Central merita. .s -I'
Ser Banana 9erdIe4 entbdlt icIgenoe
Nabri6ten pOn Der Suite Der SibIee uno aus
Central Imerita /: Sic pplitiiden gta6ri9ten
aug Gbilt lTno lpbe mayer. 0ie G,nte lit in
Chill iebr ergiebis auSsefallen,- uno beoeuteube
Qaoungen Mei3en suno Wei3enmebl nerben in
oteier SabreSSeit nab allen @eItsesenben per-
i6ifft peroet. Su ben lesten ID 3asen, Dor
benz @bganse beS 9ampferS na9 Yanan.a,
iubren s Shife NIT @eisen uno Webl Doh
SalparoiiO na6 Neuieelano, 6Onoteng, Gale
iornia uno NiD Saneiro ob. ~. 1:.'~
Generol Sidles fubr am "a. Sebruar Don
Yattanla nab 8O9ctd, Der tSauptltaot BON Go
lumbia, ub., Sor ietnsr Nbreiie CAB er elmer
groBen GnSabl ieiner Sreunoe Elm @altmabI i'm
Nipintpall 9otel. a.ae- sal $500
Sn 9Dn6Ara8 iino REVOLUTIONARY 8epes
9uneen au8gebro6en, UNI ben %gegentpdrtigen
Brd4oenten WteOina su perbrdnsen uno ben
8icezYrdiioenten, General 9atru6, IAN belien
STEELE gu ieBen. 9ie 8esierlns bat ba8
Stanore4t prOtluntirt uuc iOnitise llnter0rlts
tllng8mabreseln e%rsrifen. saio eAaesI ill., S.
Sn Nicaraeua nuroe Der gomereb am
~. Sebr. %er6fnet. Oie 9ptI9dft bes Brdliz
oenten entplrft einen fur;en rmrib Der inneren
Sage ces 2anoes, pelde als befrieoi9eno se=
l6lIoert ipiro, nit Nusnabme Der Siransen.
Son Der Wieoerer6ffnung Der EfanIitroute iperz
ben quite Srii6te fir bic @rpedIng SeS Inter
nebuunss9eiites ingiicarasuu uno fir ben@eItz
baneel periprp6en. 1eIt.ia ~ -ll-3
9a8 uuterrebmen beg Capt. 8tm ipir6 oIs
bpffnungsretb flr Mcarasua uno fir gan;
Central @merifa erndbnt. H "a
Inter ben alspdrtigen 9ln~selesenbeiten
iperoelt fie meritanil6e uno bic peruanil1e
Srase Uberf ld6lid beribrt, uno bic 8otlbaft
i6liebt NIT rer Nu8einanoeriebung Der Griinbe
fur Die 9altung, welde Die &e9ierung BON giz
cara9ua 9esen Gotta 3ica in Der 8arrioss9 fs
faire o.. b. Der 8eberbergurg oieies fll6tigen
@reGrdioenten BON SaIpaopr) ein;unebmen
flr gut fano.. s.[".44.
Gotta Ric a wirD in ieiner beOrObten Sage
ni6t i'm Slide gelalen peroen, 9ie &eprd=
ientanten Der Ser. Stuaten unb @robbrittani,
ems baben bereits baS 9erbalten Gotta 8ica's
sebiqist /; numentli6 bat Der Gritere bic Nesiez
runs jener Nepublit ieiner Spmpatbie unO bers
ienisen ieiner 8eaieruns in iener SADIE uers
Ii6ert. s2fa5a 1>i4 3.a11 I4a taj
s. bilabelpbia A. Wdrs. Gin ui,>
term 90 Sebr. bon YortC @abeIO aus batirter
8rief iast euB bort grpBe Nufresuns ~entitarO,
iber ba8 8etrageH ttes amerit. @eIanbten
gu Caracas fonoerbare nmitdnbe an bas 2i@t
getommen linb. Gr Deriudte ndmlt6 Sitter
in ben Saien ein5ui&musseIn. lle@'~.s.aA
Saloon itebt nod INNER an Der Spite Der
3esieruns BON Gardcas. Sine Iufribrerbanoe
bat unter glnfibruns zines Gnsldnoers 8elib
BON WurieaibO %ersrifien unb BON Srantreid
&riessmunitiOn einsefibrt, UNI ben Saloon Nif
bertrand gu leiiten. l'a a' 9A- ..--
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0ereini9te Staater
-l 1910 prcTatiQe 2lnlcibr.

4epolribtiet con ter1 SiuanJ=S etret6r, bat er LIN
ter}eitaete bic @eneralsG u6icriptions s&gentHr iar hem
@ertaHf bon &er. Staateu GGabamts= gtoteu, iieEeu
unb b~rei;ebutet @rOsent 3iuien per 3a6r tra3enb Wnb
als bic fti
siebsns9 reiBiger Nnle;Gc
befannt, an9enonHen.
Diee jNoten turben oma15. ausuf 1864 anssefeat
unb Fub mad bret 9a6ren bonn Datum in Gurrencb 1a6I
bar oOer ua& 9eiebeu bes 9uBaberS in
Ser. ct. 5-2Oer ie68 Bre5snt
Sub tragen6e 8onb8
smtpanbeltar.
DieIe 8onbs iinb jett cine PrGutie bon neun Rfc5ent
pert5, nit SubeSriff Der @olbsinien bonn NcSem6er, mas
ben witfli@en Yrcit Der 7-3Oer gnlei5e ma@ benz se-
w65aIi6sn 3iusiu5e, i3infeu inbeSriFeu, anf uugefa6r
8e9u BrO3eut per 9uGr brinst, abseis6eu bon tereu o e
freiu nj bomStaats g. u b 30 uut3tpak
3oren, bic, n d ber&ateau anSereS
@t8entB nm bere@uet, np9 Elm bts
bret RroBeat3ui lis t. Die 3inien ino 9abt
ldprltG 5asl6ar tur4 Coupons, tpOmit jebe gtOte per
lePeH 1T Ilnb Die a6SeI&nitten uub an jeteu Nlatfer ODER
Sanquier ~bertauit werben tSuneu.
Die i3iuieu betraseu
Sinen Gent per Gag BON einer $50 SfUte.
Swsi Gents 500 O,Ote.
Sebm $500 SeOts
%0""o8 NJ - $1,000 NOte.
~" S0uar " - 5000 OtOte.
'"sen tur aue S%enanateu Setrase tperbeu naa @mpfam
Der Subicripticucu prompt beIorat.
Dies lift
oIc etn5ise 2lnleibe i'm @artte,
wetpe lest bon ber S~esieruus ~anse6uten lit, unb es uirA
SnSsrfi@td@ sr~artet, bus bereu SOrsigIi6e gorttefs &,
sur pOpnldraen 2InIeibe beim gsofe
MAIDEN iperbe.
@sniser as $780, 900, 900 bleisen u~noer,auft hi,
@a9rl@e'nlI4 Sinnen ben nS6feu Ie6saia Oter uern,i,
2d9en SergeSen ieH rperben, mpbanu bieSelbeu iesenfons
nur SeSen Rrauie tdufliG iinb, mas Bis lest INN r beim
Sblulie bon Su6ictirtioneu anberer qnLei6ea Der ,s,u
mar.
I'm Der SeS6lternns ieSes YlaseS uub iebes ss,ir,ps
ls3h%s erlei8teruns 3ur Set5eIisans an tteier aulei5s
SeSet gu tOuneu, baben bic gsaticuuI=8anten, @tuats.
un0 %r'SHtsSanteti i'm SanSeu eauSe fS unsemeiu tersi,
ertlart, SuSicriptionen barauf auBuue5uen uub fub bic.
Ielbsn fir @6lieferuuJ brn 0oteu, ouf tcel6e Is Nnftrs,e
erPaIteu, perIutportli6.
Sap GUOte,
SnbicriptiOnSs Nlsrnt, %bilaSelpbia.
Sublcriptipncn >ucrben "anaGncmmcn
BON Der
Srlten National .8ant, Baltimore.
3peiten
(6br, l5-3Dit tutOl
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GarlD a~ef0n9en.

Wte boren iceben pom einem pOn Din1e1ter
bier einsetrOfenen beufden Offjier, Oob Der
R~ebeIenseneroI Garlp wirtGi6 ~sefansen unb
QeRern nit etpu 1900 ieiner m~itsefansenen
&tute Out 8usen BON 8in6eter na9 9arpers
Serrp 9ebradt pDroeu 1T, um pom bort weiter,
naRribelnli3 nod Baltimore, Ipebirt gu per=
Den. Nls General Garlp DOT &ursem ben BON
fetnen 2euten aus ibren 8etten eebclten Buns
~nesgenerdlen &eIlp II. grOOt i1ersens bemertte,
nas er iuabri6einIi6 oemnddit in dbnli6e1
Netie Don ben gantees sebOlt werOen peroe,
oO1ts er UObl niGt baran, pab bieler @iB fd
haIn in Grnit nertebren perce.
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Sermif0tes.

*GtncDlnlana. Sic eurOpGiIhen Nldtz
ter er5dblen Splgenoe8 iber 8rdIioent 9incpIn;
NlS Der Brin5 bon WaleS int 8egrifi itano 1i6
3u sermdblen, eriu6te Der brittiI1e @eianbte in
Waibin9tpn ben Brdlpenten nm cine beionoere
Iuoiend I'm ibnt ba5 pi6ti9e Document, in
nel6em bic S6ni9in 8ictpria oas bepprltebenbe
grel9niB an5ei9te, in Yeripn 5u iibergeben.
Cur %beltimmten Stunoe enpfing Der 9rdlioent,
nit ibm !6trr Setudro, ben @eiarbten i'm Mei-
Zen 9aus. vWiit Grlaub gm. GrcelIeua" be-
gam 2Oro 2punS, tpel6er, nebenbei eeIaot, uuz
perbeirotbet 1T, lid balte in Der @ano elm eiaenz
bdnot9e8 Sdreiben meiner t6niglt6en Gebietez
rim, Der R6nigin 8ictoria, pelder i6 Gw. Gre.
Su ilberrethen beuuftra9t bin. Sn bieIem
s3reiben benadri8ti9t Sbre Wajeitlt Gp. @rc.
oab S. W. Spbn, Sc. t. Sob. her 8rins ppn
Bales, i'm 8egriif itebt ELM ebeli9es 8InoniB
nit s. t. $. 9rinSeiiin gleranoria ppn 9dnes
mari etnSu9eben." Na6bem er in ble1er Neiie
einige Wlinuten ueiter perprirt, lberrei6te er
benz Brdlioenten ben 8rief, uno e~rtpartete Die
IntwOrt. 9ieieIbe mar turi, einfa6 unb tref=
feno: 2orO 2ppns, gebet bin unb tbuet oe8Qlei>
@en." gte Der brittii6e @elanote in Ieinem
geri&t an S. WtuisItdt beie Antpcrt in Die
Spra&e'oer diplomatic iiberlebt bat, lit unbez
tdnnt.
*Gtn Toni der 3 10 ii d enfou BEL
Der Grltlrnlung bes Sorts 0tcNuiter. Ginem
Yriuatbriefe eutnebnlen mir fcloenoen fomi1hen
3wti1enfall bel Der @rltiirmung be8 Sorts Mlcz
Maiiter, Der unieres BiIiens Md nirgenbs per>
6ffentli&t worpen it. Cine 9etroe @Gnle aes
rietb Slpil6en uniere SturmcDlpnne uno oaS
Sort uno Hob Dor e~erIelben Der. Sine mad Der
anoern fielen bic 86gel Der Sumo u~nIeren So
pferen CUR 8eute, welhe, fortpdbreno ~feuerno,
ocrritften, unb otS lie Die QBdlle e~ritieqen, bielz
ten piele oerIelben @dnie in ben 6dnben, Die fie
gum 3ei6en be8 Sriumpbs iiber ben &6pfen
l&pentten. So baben 1i9 bic Ntc2lQiiter @dnle
eben 10 gut einen 4laB in Der @ei6i6te erpprs
men, ols Dor 9tlters bic capitolinii6en.
*9anernte in WtiiOurt. 9ie
nSt. ScIepb Union" eri6brt, Dap bic 6anfernte
I'M fOmmenben 9erbIt cine iebr biirfti9e lein
miro, pa bic Sarmer feline gtrbeiter sum 9(n=
pfion3en finoen t6nnen. Die Sarmer besablen
iebt So unO &Oit fir 100 BfunO 9anf su b1e=
den unb trcBoem tDnnen lte penig Nrbeiter fin
ben, Obglei6 ~oieielben tIglid 200 bis 300 8fp.
brehen f6nnen.
SeornfaQS percen nod 9euug 8rrrdtbe porz
banoen ietn, UNI fir Die MebeleneM doellabrer
9alSbdnOer 5u fabri5iren,
*9te @efdbrli9tejt beS Nets.
lens. 9ie @iienbabn=l1nIdle iino felt eini1
ger 3eit Elm tdslides 0Ortpmmnib. &iele oa<
pom tOmmerl ni6t einmal proentli6 CUR &ennt4
nib beS Yublttun1S, ba bic Gjientablls9 eamten
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SubIriptiOnss QnSeiee
oe"tie,e e%lai II aiterat.,r.
omaS'f Ae
Qmeritani6e StereotppzAuS9a6en
CON
O0etDe S@iler- OanT- 3fbpfse.
1s aroRe Octap: Seanse.

O"StDe SJ1uH- 3fG1pF*e.
AZ sroee Sctao:S GnSe.
Sett betttabe Z Sntreu mar bic teut!be eluittia,
etteratur IN Amertfa ibr 81 Seten esbriltt ub bic 9erDrss.
tun9 b~erie!beH mar nit BrUsen S6pieristsitsr ~serbunefn
Aut her Unterjethnete maBte In BEN lesten Satr-r 0Vn rfm
3tele, tds or f@ seteat,
nber eeuti9en. claiiii4en &iteratar antr beM
arbeitetbeu &IafieH burG bilige aasgaten zine
a~lSemelue SerbreitlnS gu S.ri9afsu,d
letter 3urudheben.
&uf's @eus reet I'D iest rtsssr bon ptclen etnranrirsaa.
ben has Verlaneen, I'D n d uub a d in ben gefs Bee
bertlt6fen S6asss DR. teutften etteratur su fsbsa. Ga
tnb tn eteler Strf6t car manGe &~nfraeen an ben Inter
3et6neten ~ersdnee1 unb beFbal5 ptrb 6trelBs NIT ua 70
S%rbBerem W1utte an rem bpr Sdbrsn bespnnenneu Aerts ME.
Der f~rrtptrten @r foibert tater biermtt DteientaeE auf bic
nod nt6t In hem 8efse tr eldifften S6rtften bon @Oe-
tbe, S,9tller, 5antf unS 3f&Rtte Eas, baraaf gu
fWbfcrtttter.
Die Qeerfe her Senannten btlttbten S9riftfeGer rcrtsn Ia
12 9roRcn Sctaps S5dnSen ~nusseeebea uSmlt6
- petbe, 6 8dnbe. 9 6iller, 2 8oe.
duf, 8apb. 3i6ptte, 3 8oe.
5eten gtOnat ~irS stn Snub ~uuSsesstea gu psm aaser1
.t1teen preife ron
81 so ~brOibirt. $500 in @euSlin sebumten.
ts... $2.25 in SaIbfranS sebnnSen.
Die SebtneunSen limb benlnab 70 teqatra unb Ietht So
fttQt. taB fel0t Der Wtntstemtttelts nit her erGeten Yet&.
ttatstt tn turjer 3ett Nd ben ret6sn G6ns ter 0etfssprp'
butte unferer srpetn tsutfaen Wdaner @retbf, S&llsr,
paul. unb SItC te anf5aifen fam.
Die eIaffihen 2cerfe e. faetEen In Der Bier s~seebenen &st-
b%enfeIee:
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az MGe 8u4tansIunSsn nnO 3sttuns5 6eraaS9e0er, ia
ME Maenten BON Settuuser In Zen Der Sta iteu une @dpnea
GnS bterSur5 aufSrfOretrt uuter ben lbIi6en Stptssuneen
Subitrtytipnen ansunsbnen, unb rCaen f1 ipl9e NIT rem
Berlsser Spr benz @ribetneu hes erffn SaneeS tn 0trbia'
buns ftseH.
Die Sublertptirneu miRen 70 iestte ME ua6slt6 ein8e-
Ianbi iperben, ut tie Aufdse tuna6 ~befirrnsn Su tenHcu
E- 8cn fI6en Srtfhaften, NO fetne Sa6bGnblnnseH
nunaen t6nnen BITE Subfcrtptcneu netf benz Setrags an ben
0erleeer eeisnbet perteu, unb tDnnen ipI6e Subitrtbsnten
bic lDerGe BON benz tbnen 3unG6R ~lsegenfen NSaamie bej'e.
ben. une brar PErtpfret
8a hteIem berrltden SGas Der beuttGen elG1 q en-
9itsratur label sur t5dtsscn uns SaRlrst4tn SubirrtPttNi
san3 s~rSebeuf etn
2ShStuipl gp. 416 u AIS ytSrb Ate Ctr. gbtiaeeIrttd.
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GeiegrGpbifcDe SIacDrtcDfeu.
Sertatet fnr ben BaIttrsur. sSecer.
Gen. Gherihnn,a Sien.

CGumberlunb, s. W&drj. Offsi.Ie
gfa6ri6ten meloen, baB Oberlt 3bumplon pom
l, VI. 8. Gap. Gegt. BON Sen. Sheridan 3
G0mmanep, ioeben in @in6elter, nit 1900
9efan9enen 3ebeIleniOIoaten unO 40 OIi,isren
ansetommen 1T. N6t &anOnen purben err
6eutet uno %Serit6rt. Sic 6auptidla6t mar bel
S~iiberSpiQe.
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Motif.

yeinen seebrten Runeen biermit bic &nSet9s, sab I'd
ueine SteGunns als ulilitSr- Arst I'm @~ampenlr. 9pspttal
babe unb jest netue game Belt dut meme yrt=
ratpr6rtS rerpenbe. Gr. e. i. 9enlert
I27fsblMt 80 a.. a. erI lea Sbarpfr.
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~9epclma@tiot con benz GiuanB=S streiSr, bat Ter LIN
t~eriei&aets bic Generals subscriptions .&gentHr iar hen
Sertanf bon Ser. Staateu SGatants= gtoteu, iieEeu
b~reisebutet groSent 3iuien per 3a6r tra3enb uub
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-10

Sbangai, g., Sanuor. Gtg y. Alcod
tebrt in Dem 9egenpdrti9en poitoampfer nab
gn9Iano 5urid. @r iberbrinst einen 8ertrag
nit benz Seifubn fir freie S6ifffabrt ouf ben
8%tnnenmeeren &c.
Die 8~eSiebunsea nit Sapan iino beiriebigenz
ber, als bi5ber.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
THE 7-30'a

In another column of our paper may
be found an advertisement of the 7-3G
Loan. The war is evidently drawing to
close, but while it lasts the treasury
must have money to meet its costs, and
every motive that patriotism can inspire
should induce the people to supply its
wants without delay. The government
can buy cheaper for cash in hand than on
credit. Let Us see that its wants are lib
orally and promptly satisfied.
They are absolutely secure, they pay
liberal interest, are convertible into six
percent gold bearing bonds at the expir-
alton of three years, if the holder choos-
es, are exempt from municipal or state
taxation, and are a national savings hank.
While this loan presents special advanta-
ges to large capitalists, it offers special In
ducements to those who wish to make a
safe and profitable investment of small
savings. 1t is in every way the best saw
ings' bank; for every institution of this
kind must somehow invest its deposits
proftably in order to pay interest and eX-
pcnses. They will invest largely in this
loan, as the best Investment But from
the gross interest which they receive they
must deduct largely for the expenses of
the bank. Their usual rate of interest
allowed to dcpositors is 5 per cent upon
sums over $500. The person who invests
directly with the government will receive
almost so per cent. more. Thus the man
Nho deposits $1,000 in private savings
bank receives so dollars a year interest );
if he deposits the same sum in this Ma
tional savings bank he receives 70 dol
lars. For those who wish to find safe
convenient, and profitable means of i'll
yesting the surplus earnings which they
have reserved for their old age or for the
benefit of their children, there is nothing
which presents so many advantages as this
National Loan. They can be obtained at
any National bank.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

Promotions - The following Vermont
officers, breveted for gallant conduct,
have been confirmed by the Senate:
To be Brigadier General by brevet. Csl.
Stephen thomas, 8th Vt. vols, (resigned. J
10 be Major by brevet, Capt. Geo. B.
Damon, 10th Vt. ; Capt. J A. Salisbury,
10th Vt. Capt. Merritt Barber 10th
Vt. Capt E, G. Bollou, I'd Vt. vols.
Capt J. 3 Eldridge, It'll Vt.
10 be Lieut. Colonel by brevet, Maj.
Euoch b. Johnson.
10 be Qaartemastcr wi til the rank Of
Captain, private Douglass II. Dyer, 18th
Vt. vols.
Eg A man was recently hanged in a
neighboring state, and he confessed upon
the gallovs that his first commencement
in crime and villainy was that of stop
ping newspaper mithout paying for IL!
ca A certificate has been issued fol
the organization of National Bank at
Factory Point, with capital of 500 600
with privilege ofoncrcasing it to 5000.
600.
ca New York being the metropolitan
city of the nation. government has deter
minca to have the heanquarters for pur.
chasiu 6 and contracting for cattle per
mainly located there. Capt. A. L. Carl
ton, of Vermont, Commissary Of Subs,s
tence, for nearly two years at the head Of
the Monument Yard in this city, has been
ordered there to take charge Of this work
In the discharge Of bis duties here
Captain Carlton has won high reputa.
ton for integrity and Judgment.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

A DIRTY FELLOW. A correspondent of
the st. Adams Messenger, writing from
Montreal, under date of February 10th,
says;
Yesterday, while the raiders trial was
ia progress, the counsellor from your place
met che George Stephen Conger, and ask
cd him how he happened there? He re-
piled that he had come up just to sec the
trial, and passed on A few minutes lat
er, we noticed stir among the rebels in
the room several of whom, Sanders among
the rest, moved up near the prisoners,
apparently expecting something unusual
while we were yet wondering what should
startlc us but the name of Conger of St.
Albans, called ysthe rebels lawyer as
q UitHeSS on their SIDE.
This evidence, the rebels here. consider
of the utmost value You can Judge bet.
ter than how true it is, whether the
said Congcr did follow the raiders a quar-
ter of a mile, 6rlrg at the rate of FIVE oil
six time minute, or not. The point
the defense seem trying to make, il
that the prisoners did not act as thieves
but as soldiers, openly and wholly, anc
that We fought and fred as we'll as they
that the affair was in fact small battle
and the plumber, spoils thereof or some
thing of the kind.
When we saw young man from st
Adams coming on TO the stand in thei
behalf, bought up with stolen gold, W,
were amazed and dumb friends rushed
up to know what it meant, but we coulG
not tell them more than they themselves
oa"' r....t.. ........ #.. .... D.. ....
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22


..sit m awhile now, and give me chance
to Law down" Such expressions as these
intermingled with curses and oaths oil ev-
cry description, was the excitement OF the
night
On the 9th went to Columbia, s. G., a
distance of 100 miles. At Chester and
at Greensboro. S c.. the ladies brought
out pies, biscuit, sweet-cakes, and lots OF
other eatables. that did not suppose was
in the confederacy, and fed the Johnny
guard up in great shape. 1t seemed as
though they might give the fanks as
much as a crust of bread. But no, they
despised us as they did dogs, and we de-
spised them as we did snakes. The coun-
try around was generally level, and sandy,
and covered with a dense growth of pine
timber. ....t.a
Thursday, the 7th, we went to Angus
ta Ga, $50 miles southwest of Columbia.
So SOW did we travel that it took US all
day and until three O'Clock the next morn
ing to get there We left Augusta the
9Th, all day and night we lay in the old
nasty, greasy cars We arrived Macon,
just at day-break. All along on the road
we heard strange stories about parole and
exchange but here they told us that
probably there would be no exchange dur
ing the war. They said that their gov
eminent was willing to exchange any time
but that the Lincoln government would
not on account of the Negro This dis
heartened a great many who, by wha,
they had heard and been told. though,
there was no doubt but that they would
be parolcd and sent home in "a short time
f. H. WEBSTER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

FREE CHURCH AT No. HYDE PARK -
The citizens of North Hyde Park, and vi
cinity being interested in the building of
free house for public worship, have
formed themselves into a society, making
choice of the following officers:
Luther Griswold, Esq. President.
+ NJ. Allen, Treasurer.
L. F. Allen, Secretary.
Luther Griswold Abijah Balch, Alon-
20 Ritterbnsb, Building Committee.
The prospects for the erection of a
house are very flattering, having already
received by subscription, over fourteen
hundred dollars, with some seventy names
upon the subscription list, and many Of
them embracing the first men in that vi
cinity--it would certainly indicate that
such house was called for.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
From Grant.

Deserters from the rebel army state
that on Friday morning between 2 and |
a company from each of the regiments of
Stewards brigade of Picket's division
were sent to advance their picket line $50
yards, so as to strengthen and straighten
their line on the Bermuda Hundred front
opposite the position held by the End Pa.
artillery, On being discovered they were
fired upon by our pickets, and after about
20 shots they etired to their lines, The
party making this attempt are reported
as having been supplied with entreuch-
ing tools to throw up works for defense.
When fred upon they retrcated in disor-
der not waiting to return our fire. Their
loss is unknown.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

GLORIOUS NEWS.

The old Flag Eoating over the City Of
Charleston. Forts .Sumpter aud Nouttr'e!
OFF CHARLESTON, Feb. Is, 2 p. m.
The old flag waves over Sumpter Moul-
trie and city of Charleston. Its crimson
stripes and fadeless stars can be seen wav-
ing in the warn sunlight of this glorious
day
Thanks be to God for the yictory,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

MORE NFw MUSIC. We have received
from Horace Waters, 48l Broadway, N.
y, some more specimens of his new and
interesting music. "Bear this gently to
my mother" is the title of one, the words
Of which are touchingly beautiful and
the music corresponds to the words. The
price of this is rs cents. Two other fine
instrumental pieces accompany this, the
price of which. are. 60, cents each. Mr..
Waters sends music by mail to all parts
of the country on receipt of price.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

whipped by Wheeler. slocum has with
him the 10Th and 9Th corps. The l4th
and the goth corps comprise the force
operating against Columbia and Charles
ton
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

ELMuvAL-Dr. T. J. Holbrook informs
US that he has rented the residence of G.
A. Root in Wolcott village, and will take
possession on Monday the 9th inst. His
office will be at his residence. and he will
be found there when not visiting his pa
tients
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

POSTPONED. masonic ceremonies
at Eden Mills, noticed last week, to take
place on the 22d inst, is postponed one
week until the LIST day of March.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

a. A Social Ball and Oyster Supper
is annouced to take place at the new no.
tel in Stowe, on Friday evening next Mr..
Robinson, who furnishes the music, has
engaged musical assistants for the occas-
ION. and a pleasant time is expected.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

eT' Bev Mr.. Stewart of Burlington.
will preach in the church in this village
tonight ut 10 4 o'clock, and perhaps on
some other evenings this week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

CT Owing to tho fall of Fort Sumpter,
Moultrie, and the city Of Charleston,
gold has f,llen to i,97 10.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

Since the last of September. in the town
of Wolcott, between forty and fifty farms
and dwelling houses have changed own
ers. ..f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

c. William Miner has started new
harness shop at Cambridge.