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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-23
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FoRr MoSRoE, Dec II, by mAil-It will be
seen from Richmond newspaper accounts Of
the battle at Fredericksburg, that while Gen
Lee 10 his official report places their loss at
1900 killed aud wounded, some papers con-
tanning it say that up to Monday, 1000 Con
federete wounded had arrived in Richmond,
and mention of many more at the Fredericks.
burg depot, drenched with rain and unproyi'
ded for.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th says,
up 10 yesterday morning 229 Abolition pris-
oners arrived at Libby prison from the Rap
~pahannock, among whom are Capt 5 Mer
chant l36th Pennsylvania, Lieut. Jno E
Powers, I'd Virginia, F Lamb. United States
teleeraphio corps; Mr Foster, Of New York
anda number Of suffers and clerks.
Last evening AGO more prisoners arrived in
GLIDING eleven commissioned officers. Men
we're il 6ne spirits and INDUCED in joking re
marks, saying they had arrived here before
Burnside, taking Richmond BY themselves.
Heavy firing heard near Kingston oil day
Yesterday, 18th, but we have no particulars
Last week reinforeements we're constant.
being sent 20 Suffolk,
Ills reported that Petersburg is TO be at
tackled from Suffolk, while another force wa
TO land at City Point, under protection o
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LATEST NE VS..
DISPATCHES.
THE CABINET E%MBROGLI0.

WAsHfEoroS, Dec. 23.-Special to the New
York Times, of the 23d. says it is not best for
the public to cherish an illusery hope that the
Cabinet embroglio is at an end. Seward de-
clared TO one Of his friends that his resump-
ton of ministerial duties was made to be de-
pendent upon the two conditions, whose non
f%ulhlment would even yet compel his resigna-
ton, and though Mr.. Chase to-day signited
TO the President his consent to return TO his
department., it seems that his action also will
be uade to depend, so far as any permanent
occupancy goes, upon contingencies, mean
time Stanton feels stronger than ever, and
does not seem conscious of the rapidly com
bining opposition against him.
His personal relations with Mr.. Blair have
ong been most unfriendly, and the latter
comes Of q race and a family unused to de-
feat. -,
The Senate is like a strong army repulsed
in a bold attack. 1t forced back in good or
der and calls q council of war, possibly to
plan a flank movement Such was the eau
Gus OF to-day. That it will abandon this en-
terprise it has undertaken, is not without the
limit of possibility. The war now declared
will most likely involve the House in its
struggles, and already representatives are
anxiously consulting on the subject. Unless
the President yields, 1t will soon be Congress
against the Executive, and the result of such
a struggle is not difficult to fortell. Never in
a free government has an Executive success
fully defied the legislature.
Ii is q significant fact that Senator Wade
was closeted for hours with the President,
during which time the latter was denied to
all visitors, and it is unquestlonable that the
vacant Seuatorship in Ohio will operate to
complicate difficulties.
The statement editorially made here that
Governor Curtin during his late visit, stated
that any attempt 10 remove Seward from the
Cabinet would place Pennsylvania i'll opposi
ton to the Administrator is authoritatively
denied. Immediately alter the battle OF Frede
ricksburg Gov. Curtin. telegraphed to Secy
Stanton offering on part of Pennsylvania
any possible aid, and while here stated thai
nothing in such peril could array Pennsylva
mic against the Administration
The special of the New York Herald says
The Committee on the Conduct of the WA
examined to-day, Halleck, MeiRs, Woodbury.
of Engineers aud Hampt Of the Transports
ton Department, upon matters connected
with the battle of Fredericksburg. Their ties
timony mainly con6rmatory of that of Genera
Burnside and the commanders Of the thret
grand divisions.
HAlleck stated to the Committee that Ger
Mcclellan had advised proposition Of bridge
in advance Bridges were not sent forward
however, for fear they would be. captured be
fore the army reached that point
The testimony OF General Burnside an
his Generals will, when made public, max
the army Of Potomac the admiration of tn
world.
General Wadesworth has been assignedrt
the command Of the Second Division of Sun
nsr corps.
General Burnside to-day returned to heal
quarters of the army Of Potomac, opposi
Fredericksburg.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES
thirty ConsTsss,

aHf NAshiNofoN, zee, 40.
HoussAMr. Sheffield of Rhode Island,
presented the credentials Of the Hon. Michael
Hahn. representative elect from the First Con-
grcasional District Of Louisiana.
They were referred to the Committee on
Electou
Mr. V~allandigham offered the following, say
ing he proposed to debate it, which cused 1t
70 lie over;
Resolved, That this House earnestly desires
that the most speedy and e6ectual measures
be taken for restoring peace in America, and
that no time may be lost in proposing an inn
mediate cessation Of hostilities in order to
the speedy FINAL settlement of the unhappy
controvries which brought about this unneces-
sary and injurious civil war, by just and ade-
Quate seourity against the return Of like Gala
mites in times to come and this House de
sires to offer the most earnest assurances to
the country that it will in due time cheerfully
cooperate with the Executive and the States
Tor the restoration OF the Union by such ex-
plicit and most solemn amendments and pro
visions Of the Constitution as may be found
necessary for securing the rights OF the sever
al States and sections within the Union under
the Constitution.
Mr. Pendelton offered a resolution that the
protest and remonstrance Of SO members Of
the House submitted herewith against the IN
constitutionality aud injustice Of the bill re-
Gently passed indemnifying the President aud
others for suspending the writ OF habeas cor
pus, be entered on the journal.
Mr. Stevens moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Csrried-75 against 40.
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iron clads. Since Burusides defeat il Is be-
lieyed the programme has been changed.
Goldsboro, Dec l6-Artillery duslat White
hall, l6 miles west Of this point on the Neuse
has been going on all day. The Abolitionis
lists seemed TO have changed their base to
the south side Of the Neuse.
Their cavalry made o raid on Mount Olive
Depot on the Wilmington Railroad, nine
miles from this point, tearing up the road,
burning bridges and depots and emitting the
telegraph wires.
Mobile, Dec l3.-Col Bartran's scouts
burned 65 bales Of cotton belonging to Yankee
spectators near Corinth.
Raleigh, Dec l6-The bill to raise 10000
troops for State defense, passed its second
residing to-day in the House. The troops are
to be taken from those liable TO CONSUMPTION.
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REPORT OF THE MILITARY COMMIT.
TEE

WAsHISeTos, December PA Philadel-
phia paper publishes an account ofthe forth
coming report of the Committee on the Con-
duct Of the War:
1t appears Burnside's original plan was TO
move suddenly to Fredericksburg, cross there
open base Of supplies from Aqua Creek and
push rapidly to Richmond
He expected to get thirty or forty miles
south before tho rebels came up, and felt con
6dent of his ability to crush them.
He was promised pontoons and supplies at
Falmouth. This was the fatal omission,
giving a delay Of ten days, enabling the rebel:
to fertify and concentrate.
Burnside's plan was to carry the first line
of woods by storm, then follow them so rapidly
that they couldn't make q stand, then be
driven BY reserves and scattered.
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FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William F. schenck, Plaintiff, Mont. Sup. Court,
against
j. Harvey Thomas ct al, Defen'ts.) Case No. 20l5,
DUkSUANT TO an order Of the Superior Court OF
Il Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN the above
case and directed 10 me, will offer q. public auction
At the door OF the Court House in the city Of Dayton,
IN the county and state Aforesaid, on
Saturday, January "a, 1869,
AZ z O'Clock p IN Of said day, the following described
property, to-wit. Situate in the county OF Montgomery
and state Of Ohio and in the city Of Dayton, to-vlt: Lot
numbered one thousand nine hundred and thirty four
$3.50 on the plat Of said city Of Dayton, except SIX.
teen feet on the west side Of said lot, running through
TIE entire loL owned BY Samuel I. Thomas, being one
Of = subdivision Of out-lots BY NJ. Longworth.
said property is TO be sold on a decree in favor OF
William +. Schenck against j. Harvey Thomas, and
has been appraised al sixteen hundred dollars (slGOO)
and cannot sell for less than two-thirds Of said ap-
praised value being tl0G6 6G3S. Terms Of sale-caAh.
Said real estate is situated on Fourth street, one
house west Of Council street, and runs hom Fourth
street 70 Sycamore street fronting on both streets, with
a dwelling house on each end OF the lot.
III. II. WEAKLEI, Master Commissioner.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. de6daWts
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Reported for the Daily Emplre.l
New Work Stock Market.

New YORK, December %.
STOCKS Better, fair business, especial
ly since the Board Money 6@7 cents on
call Sterling Exchange 45a@l 46; Amer,
lean Gold 32t, Demand notes 81;
Treasury 7 $40 1924 year certificates
95a, United States skies 81 coupons l O3.
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LATER FROM THE SOUTH.

NEw YORK, Dec 23-The Richmond papers
OF the Goth says
Later-A dispatch to the North Carolina
Standard states that the enemy has disap-
peared south OF Goldsboro.
Official dispatch received at the war de-
partment yesterday from Gen Lee, stating that
there we're symptoms of the enemy returning
TO the Potomac.
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ohEhlpr . BALE.
A. b. Holabird a Co., Montgomery SUPERIOR Court.
against
Thomas j. Smith Case No. zoos.
Df virtue OF an execution issued IN the above emit.
Dted case, 1 will offer Al public sale al the door Of
the Court House In the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, Jaandrg 8, 1868,
Az two o'clock m OF said day, the following desoribed
zeal estate, via; Lct numbered forty-hYe (45l as desig.
mated on the plat OF the town Of Union, IN the county
OF Montgomery, and state OF Ohio.
SAID lot with the Improvements thereon, has been
appraised At u 1909 and cannot sell for less than x OF
The ap-prAisement.
Taken On execution as the property OF Thomas ].
sm,th a. the suit Of A. b. Holahird 4 90. Terms
eEoRoE woeAMAN, shsnn Mont. county.
! CHARLKs PARRoTr, Attorney. no2aTfs
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REMOVAL.

NJ SCHNEIDER has removed his Gun Store and
Nl. Shop from his old stand in the Ohio Block, sd
street, 90 No. 100 Main street, opposite the Market,
where he will continue 10 keep on hand a good assoit.
ment Of Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns; Riies;
Colts, Towers, Aliens, bmith A wesson's, and other
hevOlyers and Pistols; Bowie and Pocket Knives; all
kinds OF sporting Apparatus; Gun Barrels and mate
rial; Powder and Shot, etc.
We have Just received, besides other Guns, a new
and superior article OF an American Single Barrel Shot
Gun, the best Of the kind IN Market.
nois M. SCHNEIDER 4 Son.
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CONFIRMATION.

WASHINGTON, Dec 23-Senate has confirm
ed the nomination of Caleb B Smith for Dis
triet Judge of the District Court Of Indiana
No nomination made to supply the vacancy in
the Department of the Interior.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-23

Formerly owned by Nj. v. Fries, southeast corner Of
Fith and Ludlow, whore he will be able At all times 10
supply them with the best the markets afford.
OYSTERS served up In the best manner, and on
short notica. MOI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-23

A T g meeting Of the Directors ofthe Firemen's In.
"A surance on the LIST inst, a dividend Of 25 cts on
The share was declared, payable en- and after the 10th
met. de8 n. HEUP9. Seerefarv.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-23
HELLER ~ YOUNG's
COOKING RANGES.
THE BEST In THE MARKET.
ROBERT OGDEN,

JEFFERSON ST, TWO DOORS BELOW MARKET.
is Agent Ia this city and county for HELLER A
i YOUNG looking RANGES, the best Cookina
Apparatus ever invented. lie puts them up In the
best style, at the lowest rates they can be afforded.
Every one who has used them testify 10 their superior
excellence over all others.
The subscriber would say that he has, also, a large
and superior stock Of Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe,
and Plumbing material, which he will put up 10 order
IN the best manner at the lowest prices.
Call and examine. ROBERT OGDEN,
dec Jefferson, two doors below MARKET.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUOHU,
Arising from Excesses, Habits OF Dissipation, Harry
lndIscreton or abuse.
Attended piA the toaO0ing Symptoms:
i@S,' u Memory y AD' D,fHculty yS Of Breathing S'
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wakeiulness,
Dimness OF Vision, Pains in the back,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, EruphonH on the Fnce,
PALLn coUNTEHANoE.
These symptoms, II allowed TO go on, which mis-
medicine mvariable removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, FITS,
In one Of whieh tie Iansat may Expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "direful Diseases"
~"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Manya ARE aware of the causes OF their suffering,
sUF ZONE WILL OoEFEss.
THE RECORDS OF Ii INSANE AsYLUMs,
And the Melancholy Deaths By Consumption.
Bear ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion.
II CONSTITUTION ONCE WITH
Weakness.
He requires the aid oi medicines to strengthen and
I~nyigorats the System
A tual will convince the most skepticsl.
FEMALES- FEMALES- FEMALES
OLD OR YOUNG, sINGLk, MARRIED., OR CON-
MARRIAGE,
In Many Affections Peculiar 10 Females
The Extract Buchu il unequaled by any other RENE
dy, as III Uhlorosls or ketrenching, Lrregularity, Pain
ltiness, or suppression OF Customary kvaeuations,
liberated or Schirrous state OF the Uterus, Leucorr-
hea or Whites, stennty, and for all complaints incident
to the sex, whether arising from lndlscreuon, Habits
OF dissipation, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LLFRI
See Symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no more Balsani, Mercury, or Unpleasant MaIeinss
Jor Unpleasant and dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BU0HU
CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages; At little Expense;
Little or no change in Diet, No Inconvenience
II causes u frequent desire and gives strength 10
Unuate, thereby Removing Distractions.
Preventing and Curing Structures OF the Urethra,
AllRying Pam and 80
frequentin the class oil diseases, and expelling all
Poisonous, Diseased and woTn out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
mo ia We BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
ana wis have paid heavy fees TO be cured In a short
time, have found they were deceived and that the
poison has, by the use OF 'pogsrJuk aStuHgents'' been
dTed up N the system, 10 break out In an aggravated
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE,
Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANISE
whether exisIngin
ALE OR FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating and NO matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs require the aid Of Diuretie.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
IS H L %DIURETIC,
| and il is certain 10 have the desired effect IN
Diseases for tohieh IL u recommended.
Evidence Of me most Re ponsibts aud RdiabIs Character
will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATE OF CURES,
From s TO 20 years standing.
IEN N FAME,
"PHYSICIANS' TAKE NOTICE"
WsmaEs 'No Ssorst' " "hnsredisnts -
HELMBoLD's R BUoHU
Is composed of Buchu, Cuoebs and Juniper Berries
selected with g~reateare by competent druggist.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-23
SHAVING, HAIR.CUTTING, SHAMpO0ING

TNHOMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
l. on Market street recently owned by James Kreid-
prepared to do shaving, Hsir.Cuting, shampooing
etc, IN a manner that cannot tail to give satisfaction.
he invites all his old friends Id customers to give
HIM q call. Remember the place-north side Market
street. ocT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-23
New Firm.
GRAPE VINE ROOFS Am WINE.

L HAVE from $1,000 to 10000 two.year-old 0raps
J. Vine Roots for sale. l will allow q liberal com.
mission 70 all who may sell for me.
Also, good Calawba Wine for sale.
Residence near tie Asylum, south Of DAYTON. Al.
dress box No. 2ee, Dayton, Ohio
ocl9 HIT
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FOR SALE BY

WIN Wensthoff and W W Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, Miamisburg; ] stocklager, Union; j O Ander-
son, Oentreullei r Myers, New Lebanon; II jackson,
Chambersbu9gi D u Bauer, Harrisburg; d b Divine,
smyer, West Baltimorei ! Rookie 4 Co, Germantown;
J W MURPHY, Yandaliai " Nichols, Liberty; ID Rees,
Farmersvtlei Heverling& Herr, Salem; j W PyrmonL
Williams A swaner West Bdtimorei Parker, Bro, d
%, Parkersbufg, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Cana.
das. del0dly
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TIE BUsHwnAcEING sYsrEN-ADvICE TO PI-
y Gus REBELS.
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gerstown, and have no idea of inviting the
re bel spoilers in here to repeat the lesson
There is nothing they more. fear, Your
Western Virginia rebels might learn a les .
son from the experience of their brethren
in Maryland. That raid.h has done 4 great
deal of good in hushing up rebel sympa-
tbisers inthIs State. Perhaps they SYM
pathise with JEFF. Davis armies still, but
they want him to keep them as far away as
possible.
There are several hotels, two especially
prominent, the Revere and ST Nicholas.
At the latter Ihad the delectatioa OF eating
fresh. bass just from the Potomac, seduced
from their pellucid abode ny the device OF
mine host, Luman, who with rare genius
combines both pleasure and utility as
sportsman aud landlord. Like true dis
ciple of Isaac Walton, and with success
truly wonderful be catches his own fish,
and then he knows they are fresh; aud
combining the qualities of the generous
host he has them served to his appreci-
ating guests.
There are many other features of the
town worthy of note, which time aud space
will not permit me now to mention; and,
Indeed, much in the history and business
of the place that would be interesting.
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auother that jackson was killed but there
Is no truth in them. If such important re-
suits had been obtained would surely
have heard them before they were known
in Frederick.
Q. you think the battle was Federal
victory but not decisive battle2
A. Yes and may add that this was
the opinion of those better able to judge
than myself They thought that the final
result would depend in measure on who
first got achievements on the field.
@. Did you meet any reipforcements
approaching
A.sAs I-crossed Second Mountain, on my
way back to Frederick, shortly after mid
mense body of cavalry, infantry and aetil-
twenty thousand men. They were moving
steadily on towards the battle field, and
was told they expected to join General Nc
CIellan by ten o'clock 90 Thursday mora
ing.
Q. Did you hear of any reiuforcements
approaching from Hagerstown aud Cham
bersburg2
/ A. No; heard nothing of any other re-
Endorsements, though they might have been
approaching without my knowledge,
@. Do you think the enemy gained any
advantage as TO the result of the battle
A. None that could discover they were
certainly worse off at its close than they
were at its commencement, both in position
and the chance of getting supplies and re-
Inducements.
Q. Was the wounded well taken care fort
A. They were brought from the field
very rapidly and with the utmost care and
attention. AS they passed along was es-
pecially pleased to observe the excellence
of the arrangement. Even haudkerchiefs
were laid oyer their faces to keep off the
rays of the sun.
Q Did you read tue statement of the
correspondent of the Associated Pl ess pub
li.hed this morning
A. Yes and il appears to me most ac-
curate in every point II is not exaggera-
ted in the least as far as could observe.
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what western Virginia has Done for
Ghe War.

In proportion to her population, Western
Virginia has more troops in the army than
any other State of the Union. We have
said this before the late call of the Prssi-
dent for three hundred thousand volun-
teers. aud We are still better prepared to
say it now. Astonishing as it may seem,
NE 6aye, out of an available population of
not more than one hundred and fifty thou
sand-peoP!s raised about sixteen thousand
threeiyear's troops. We say available in
this asnss The whole white population
of the counties which have raised these
troops amounted, blythe census of 1850, to
about two hundred thousand, as the fol-
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DISSOLUTION

The REPRESENTATION or Virginia-9 2
ADJUrANr GENERALS oFRIoE
49,, MAEELIHo, Va Sept. "a, is62. Il
ALL PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Who
.S applied to the Governor Of Virginia foF
aoS are requested tOrepurt here IN person ie
-. --asit1 7riaI.
ssptl-tf H.JssAMUELs, Adj,t Gen. Va.
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lust RECEIVED-soLDtR PoRTFo
liOs, Pocket Ink Stands, Gold Pens, &c. For sale
low by JOSEPH GRAYkS,
sep22 No. so MsnrOo ct.