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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29

' "
Richmond Dispatch Of 25th contains the
following
Richmond 24-Monday Gen, Pryor with a
small detachment attacked Yankee force OF
several hundred stationed at Isle OF Wight
Court House, to protect the election of mem
Der of Congress At the first charge General
Dix g protectors fled in great confusian and
were chased ten miles at full speed Our loss
trihing. Pryor afterward visited Smithfeld.
Selma, Ala 23-It is reported this NOR.
ming by passengers by last nights train that
5000 cavalry under Van Doren dashed into
Corlnth Sunday and dispersed Yankees aud
took possession OF the place.
Canton, Mss, 33-Grants army has fall
len back beyond the Tallahatche.
An important expedition under Van Doren
which has been out several days has not been
heard from.
Despatch contains ~anssappeal Toe Frede-
ricksburg sufferers who are 10 Richmond.
Latest reliable intelligence relating to rebel
army on our front, states that they have
massed their forces on both sides Of the rail-
road from Fredericksburg to below Guinness
Station. The track for two miles south of
Fredericksburg has been torn mp, rails being
used for turn outs at present terminus.
Tuesday a brigade of rebel cavalry we're
outhtted with rations and forage for several
days and revolvers distributed to the men
near Gurneyis station. 1t was believed there
that their destination was King George coun-
ty by way of Port Royal.
Saturday morning a new enoampment made
its appearance on the second range of hills
in rear OF fredericksburg, in full view
from our position A considerable number
Piehmo,d, 10 Ioo,s ~ " SEM up from
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
sHERIFFs SALE


AmiEiah Young,
vs. MONTGOMERY sunar,or oo,..
Leonard Beechler and case M I550 N"N
Catharine Kouts.
4 virtue OF an execution issued in this case ,yil
N, at public sale al the door OF me ConTt Ho"sa
Ia ne city Of Dayton, on 4
Saturday, JomudJy "a, 1869,
At two o'clock p m Of said day, the following dsscrih
Ell real estate, VIA Lot numbered four az 10 The town
OF Vest Ariington' Clay township. Montgomery eoun,
Appraised At $40 and cannot sell for less than q O
the above a-ppraisement. Terms cash.
dt22dtWAWts GEORGE 9hariN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
MORGAN'S DOINGS.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29,-The Journal says
the tressle work on the Nashville Road, near
Muldraughs Hill was destroyed yesterday by
Morgan. Six hundred Federals opposed
them, but after slight casualties surrendered,
Particulars unknown.
Headquarters are not advised of the above
but unusually reliable persons affirm it posi-
lively. If destroyed it will take thirty days
to restore Rail Road communication. The
Journal thinks Morgan wont advance to the
Ohio river.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
A%TTACHMENT NoTIoE

Henry Huesman, Plaintiff, against Carl Drummer,
Defendant. Before John IL. Stoppelman, Justice oi
the Peace OF Dayton township, Montgomery coun.
ON the nth day Of December, d 1869, said Jns.
" tiee issued an order Of Attachment in The aboye
action, for the sum OF one hundred and hneen dollars
and fty cents.
ja3wS HENRY HUEsNAN.
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Reported for the Daily Emplre.l
New York Stock Market

New York, December 20.
STOCKS Active, better Money 6@7
cents on call Sterling Exchange quiet
firm at / 1901 46 American Gold l 3lb;
United States skies 81 coupons l O24, Uni
ted States fyes IA coupons 9l3, | year GER
ti6cates set Treasury 7 $40 l OLE Demand
notes l 27t.
GROCERIES-Inactive, unchanged.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
SOUTHERN NEWS

New YORK, Dec. 2L-Latest advices from
Galveston, Texas, represents all quiet
A vessel arrived here from New Orleans
on the l2,h says all is quiet there and New
bern, North Carolina.
A steamer for Europe to-day took out
1926, $50 in specie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
REFUSE mo- GARRY THE MAIL.

WASHINGTON Dec. l2.-Post Office Depart
ment-The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
having refused to carry the mail after the first
day Of January, for compensation authorized
by law, the service will be suspended on that
and on its branch roads from that date,
NJ. BLAIR,
Post Master General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
LATE ARRIVAL

CARE RACE, Dec. 27.-The Etna left Liver.
pool II Queenstown Is passed Saturday
night.
Breadstuffs quiet Provision dull.
Presidents message was eagerly canvassed
had no effect, no faith exhibited in the eman-
c~ipation scheme.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
BUTLER N R

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s-Geu. Butler is by
this time on his way to Westinghouse hav-
ing heen ordered to report here. Report al.
ready assigns him to an important post in the
field
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

UHE stockholders in the MiamisburR and Centre.
l. VILE Turnpike Company are hereby notified q
meet A. the once OF William Goudy, an the town o
Mlamlso ug, on Monday the 18th day OF January,
1863, At enc o'clock pm Of said, and then and theis
elect seven Directors Of said company 10 serve for IN
ensuing year dexOw4 G. A. GROVE, Pres'L.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
New Firm.

TtHE undersigned Is prepared TO do all kinds of up
L holstery, repairs OF furniture and re-varnisLing
ESQ, all kinds Of paper hanging done atshort notice
al the rooms above Mr.. j. Abbey's Drug Store, o
100 MAN street, south OF the market.
feb9 OHAs. A, mKINAe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29

Of the war.
Advices from Richmond state that the
Iron clad Gunboat Richmond wakes a daily
trip to Drury,s Bluh,
Third Dispatch
Telegraphic operations are resumed. An
official report states that the enemy's cavalry
numbered but 800; that they attacked the
town OF Dumfries, but were driven off with
a loss
Firing to-day was in the direction Of Deco
guam and was probably caused by the enemy's
cavalry falling in with General Slocum's in
fantry. 1t is unoficially stated that several
suffers wagons have been captured by Lee
and it is considered unsafe to transport goods
by that route,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
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Ilnh and LUDLOW, where he wlllbe able at all lines TO
supply them with the best the markets afford.
OYSTERS served up in the best manner, and on
abort notice. noa
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-29
sHAI INC, HAIR.CUTrING, snAMPOOlNG.

THOMAS A. WISE having taken The Barber shop
Il ON Market street recently owned 10y James KreId-
prepared TO do shaving, Hair. Cutunu, ohampoolng
etci ia a manner that cannot i1l to give satisfaction.
ne invites All las old friends a Il customers to give
him a call. Remember the place-nOrtn side MATeet
street OCT
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LATEST NE VS..
DISPATCHES.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

HEADQUARTERS OF ARMY PoToMv
nacamhar %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

hs'- Fort Pillow, or Fort Wright Is the rebels
n6R can II i srsOneOusly located on the pub
Hshed maps, nos, Of which place It at or
near Memphis. Fort Pillow is on the east
Es5s Of the Mississippi above Fort Randolph,
and 81 plles ir6m Memphis being situated
.zas tbS hrst Ohickasaw bluff niae miles above
.&dfss mouth Of the HAtchis river. The posi-
sza1uSioa q somewhat like that at Columbus, but
,llts bun hrs not b steep, and there is 3
s. QRssisr carvs In the stream. The land sP-
,sasg pzoasbss are very stroEgly defended, having
han tortised with much Gaze. These WO'ks
consist Of q series Of brsaItWOrks, arranged
Ike shoss Il Fort DOnelsOn, one above the
oshsr. On tbe hillside, In which are supposed
. Be about thirty cannon, some Of them
aisgs guns. Their magazines are formed BY
szaaTahons In ghe side Of the bluG, and are
said to be ven Rlled The lower or water
defenssS consist Of line of water batteries
extsndine, as at Island No 10, around the
Ghore Of the bend for mile and a'haif-
Thas are mounted BY about forty heavy
guns; one Of which is ten inch, the rest
being riasd sixty-fours and thirty-tWos.
Between the channel and the Tennessee
shore where the Fort is located, there
han Island (Eo. 80, IS there was at Fort
Henry, and this may be of great use to
Oomnodors Foote in his operations. The
IsduoEon Of Fort Pillow may open up the
vsy 70 Memphis without 3 front attack upon
Fort Randolph, as It viii give Commodore
Foots's Qan-boats the command Of HAtchie
river. Shoald this stream be in navigable
oEdsr, e 1t probably il, he might ascend il
e fsr Is Bolivar, cutting of communication
b. ths Memphis and Ohio, and Tennes5es
and Ohio Railroads, on his way, and then
cut the Mem lhis and Charleston Railroad by
land expedition right in the rear of Mem
phis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19
- A1larrio1nsn. q the SO.

Tbe Ohio House Of Representatives have
passed q bill re. districtfng the Stats foE Con-
arsuuional purposes. The arrangement Of
ne distriot1, together with the ayes and
naysS on the bin, win be found in our Leg
s islafiTs summary. Our own district (the
lstb) is composed of OuyahOga, Summit and
Lake This is an improvement on the
ashans arss reported to the House, IS il ia an
addition Of Lake, Che district previously pro-
pslsd- Ouyahogs and Summit not possess
ing the requisite population. The bill passed
BY majority Of Il, and seemed to Be quite
satisfactory 10 most Of the members, with the
exception Of the partisan Democracy, some
Of whom denounced It most bitterly. BOesel,
assceshsr, moved to amend by striking out
ths title and substituting A bill tn legis-
lais tie DsmooEatio party out Of Congress, y
sad OsnFszse, Of Franklin, straigbs-OuF'
ofshs < G. @. asyls, moved that the title bs
% smsndod as to read "A bill to gerTyman,
dsr The State" thus showing their disapprO-
baton Of q measure which they regarded a
certain political death to the secession sym.
pathissrs who now represent some Of The
Ohio districts IN Congress. Of the CuyahOgH
dslseEEOa, NJ. Baboook voted for the bill,
whilst Keslrs. Dickmsn and GFi'Sold voted
aQainsf Il. II is believed the Senate will pass
tie bill without amendment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

Mr. johnson on Thursday introduced Into
the Ohio Senate an anti-negro bill, which g
reported in ths Journal osfollOws:
"a hm vas introduced By Nr. Johnson
Is prevent negroes and persons having avis
ibls admlxtura Of African blood irom settling
IN this State; this L proposes 70 do BY in
aioting q hne OF use hundred dollRrs on
svegy descendant Of Ham who shall hereafter
attempt 10 settle In Ohio, and on everybody
who shall attempt to induce suon settlement.
Contracts made with the hated race " be
void, The provisions Of the bill not TO ap-
ply TO persons Of the unfortunate color now
residing in the State, or to suoh Of their lm-
mediate blood relations Is shall hereafter
come here" 90 woe
This man Johnson might make very good
legislator for the Fegee Islands, but L iH diff.
acult to conceive what motive could induce
The ofsring Of such an iasult to the people Of
Ohio az is this bill, asking sa 1t does that The
slAls shall trGmple upon the rights Of men
merely because they have all their lives beer
oppfsaausd By people Who are now in armi
and resOrtng to all manner Of barbarities ic
overthrow the Government that has protect
teotsa them in the crime Of enhlsTing theil
fsllOw-mAn. An attempt to inhict penalties
upon an entire race for the sole offence o.
living upon the earth and bseathing the all
which God created for the use Of all hiI
creatures, may safely be ranked as the eli
max Of pagan intOleraI cs, and the fact thai
a man can be found in Ohio base enough tC
propose IT. e renewed evidence Of the dsbas
ing influence Of slAvsFy upon these who
lend themselves, in any degree, to its prOPa
g.tior
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19


HgEns Legislature Of Maryland, it is said,
a kind Of revsaSe as the passage of the
Emancipation cot BY Congress, has passed
eanas hieeoui snactments Szainst free colored
people among other things providing that
8 fesa black coming into the State shall be
crested and fined, end Il he Is unable to pay
the expenses Of the arrest Is well sS the 1ne,
be shan Be sold for q term Of two yesD 81
pnbto auction. This, however, is not Eluch
worse than sOmeof the enactments Of OHIO,
1Rdiana and uiinois."
Tha foregoing paragraph We hnd in the
Washington correspondence Of the New York
Posk Ths correspondent must hsve q very
imperfect knowledge Of the laws IF Ohio. HG
hes probably never heard Of the repeal Of the
n Black Lawn" which, we srs happy to in.
fosn him, have not disgraee5 Ohio for years
Ths laws Of Ohio extend tbs same rights tc
blnek men that are enjoyed BY whites, viii
shs single exception Of me elective franchise
and hat Is extended 20 half bloods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19
IMPORTANT TO FFN4LFS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
: TheeOnbinaticn Of lngrsdien IN these Pills are
the result Of loRs and extensive practice. They
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ing all irregularities, painful henliuratll, 9, re
moving all 0 ltTuotions, Rhs;h from cad o other
wise hsadaoses pain IN ths sio paIsitation OF the
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DIR. CHEEGE1LAN'SP Pills
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country, having the sanction of scno o. ths mnss
enlinsnt PkyEicians "a America az
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NV YORK aIARKRT-Hp1n1s



RLOUR-Market.s heaFy, unsettled and saIos
loRsr. guDerdns 3 very duli, alnosF unssiesbIs.-
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sslss ESP bbls ct si.sia4.7o f5r suFsrans stats;
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Wsaierli g. - lof 1hiFpins hrand5 extra round
ao,72 0eie; S'lefa5l3 .l ioz ,Esdl lr.le..
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tVaBsT sT-asFtsi o0niiaasS duii aii bssEy.-
sss ss 49, s5 9s,a E,HIsf rec yf1ieE
REHZhtaEEsi z, ti lEn sith fair eEGort dimand.-
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3eg9 5usa Canada Ws8t st y 90.
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lqi prices Sales go bags s.. Doningo iR tond e
sDGAR-HazEss fgrrsvi sisady spd unosangud.
854ei 90 b 1e hsEana part at efc. t--
H3oIAssBe-IhquiIy e0ntlnues GOOD; stock
T TsIy hsai selss 2 bids Porte Rico e 40 hhdi
PORK-Ia good demand and prices slishtIy IA
Eora buyers Saea 1864 bbis a. ei2 90 l1 50 iDr mess
including very choice a. El273; gilfi11lllo0 for
prime mess; Sl0O00l025 for prime; si5l5 l5r clear
hEEE-MarE8t quisg and arm. eaieI l51 bbia
at s4s5a5e9 eoaatry Frinei e5.5068,o0 for country
nesS " 5Selarao ior rsPaoksd ness si4,ooellaa
PRIME lIEsS BEEF-In moderate demand
e l3Loof32i,o 90.
HBRE HAlI.4-Marksi Inactive at 7IT,1aIT,G0.
CIT mEArS-Market steady. sales 20 pacz.
agss at l1kGs5o for shoulders: 55fs161fe for hams
BAaH3N-8ida8 ruls dGll. Sales l11 boxes e
sAe for Cumberland cut mlddlssi sc for long
ribbed.
IlARD-MArzst dnH, heavy and lover Ealss
l,2sQ bol8 e 7a0s5so- lnciGdlng small stlss very
choice Q. 5Aci which is ABOVE tbs maTlet-
BUTTEH-Ssiling % seize l1r Ohi5s I582lc
oHERsR-Markst araa ct s5sass.
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lowing list Of the killed and wounded of the
slst Ohio:
Company A, Capt. Armstrong Command
ing-Caplaiu Martin Armstrong, killed
Monday evening; James b. Corns, Orderly
Sergeant, Lima, Allen county, slightly
wounded, bruised by spent ball or piece Of
shell.
Company B, Capt. R. N. Adams Com
manding-William A. johnson, Orderly
Sergeant Greenfield, Ohio, slightly wounded,
struck by ballO the back OF the head;
John Nader, corporal, Greenfield, Ohio, slight
ly wounded, ball glanced through the left
side and lodged IN the left arm; Elijah Furry,
private, LeeSburgh, Highland county, severe!
ly wounded, ball passed along right temple
TO the back Of the heed; David l.. Lytle,
private, Greenfield, Ohio, slightly wounded,
ball graEsd right shoulder, does nOtunht him
Tor duty; private E. a. sayre, sligbtly, with
spent grape, bruising left arm.
Company Q, Capt. P. A. Tyler Command
ing-Second Lieut.. J. Il. Post Upper San
duskyi killed. stFuoh by ball while gallant
ly cheering his men on. BE was carried OF
the field living, but died few minutes after
reaching the hospitaE Sergeant WfIlar Tyler,
Upper SAndusky, slightly wounded in the
breast ball passing round the ribs and COM
ing out ct the back; private Oliver H. P.
Reed, Orestline Ohio, seriously wounded ju
the breast private Samuel DOAn, Marseilles,
Ohio, slightly in hand; private Jacob Miller,
Upper sanduSky, slight wound on right
shoulder.
Company &. Capt. R. G. Lanis Command
ing-private Lewis SWearengen, DanViIle,
No slight wound on throat, ball grazing
under his chin.
Company 2, Capt. o. J. Dodds Command
ing-PriVats George IRasteF, StouFs P. o,
Ohio, slightly In thigh; private John Dwire,
Rockville, Ohio, seriously in thigh; private
CHARLES Wilby, Rockville, Ohio, thumb Of
left hand shot Of
Company G, Capt. R. Kinsell Command
ing-Privste OhaS. RidenouF, BellsvilIe,
slighuy wounded in neck.
Company q. Capt. O. n. Hughes Com
manding-Private Jacob Gensel, Lims, O.,
slightly wounded In heel; private Frank
M'Ginnis, Lima, Ohio, slightly, glancing
ball in left breast; private Martin Kintry,
sHghtly, spent bali in right breast
Col. Morton's horse was shot, and In fall
ing wounded the Colonel slightly. In spite
OF his wound he Is ready for du,y.
Sergeant Major John R. Chamberlain n,
OhillicOthe, Ohio, slightly bruised on thig gh
By shell, still able tor duty.
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SPECIAL AOIlCES.

D3- The Book of ell others that should be
rad ~ msu with damaged and brtksn.down con-
Itltutions Is 'HUMAN FRAIEIT, or PEysiologi-
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treats minutely fan the y mpoms that invariably
develops themselves, sooner or Later resulting tom
the frailtios snd vtlang hab Is Of early youth IN
capacitating the victim frOm sh ring tbs fruiti CT
the matrimonial st4is and, II not checked In tine,
dsgsnerating sll the functions OF manhocd, AID
bringing him, EtsB BY step 70 q lingering ard un-
timely death
Sold by Dk. BARROW, lss BioeossE Btrssi New
VoEk. EEies 8 esnta. ssnt fros sEsETWbsIe.
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