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The Daily Dispatch: January 6, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
of country. It says: We conversed last evening with a gentleman who left the vicinity of Dalton on last Thursday. His report is very encouraging, and speaks volumes of praise for the patriotie past six months, still stand erect in the cause of Southern independence. The garrison at Dalton consists of an infantry regiment of about five hundred, and a cavalry regiment of near one thousepots still on the road uninjured north of the Etowah. The citizens from the counties around Dalton are fast returning to their homes, and are sowing large crops of wheat, and also preparing to plbe willing to endure as much for the promotion of the cause? We fear not. The railroad from Dalton to Chattanooga is kept constantly cut by our scouts. No train had passed over the road for ten because of its having been destroyed at some point between there and Chattanooga. There are two telegraph wires remaining from Atlanta to Dalton in good condition--one of them is perfectly new.