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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
FROM THE IsTHMUs.

NEw YoRE, Dec 6--The Steamer hoAn
Queen, faom Aspinwsll 25th ult., has arrived
There had been tremendous gale at Aspln-
wall, lasting three days, during which the
British brig Bolivar and steamer Avonere
were wrecked: No lives were lost The
steamer Roam Green had lost her paddle box,
but succeeded in getting to sea
The United States brig Bambridgs was
abandoned by her officers aud crew, after
throwing overooard her guns and stores
All communication between Panama aud
Aspinwall was suspended The wires were
broken down and the railroads under water,
but we're expected to be IN running order on
the 26lh, Ms the water was subsiding.
q. Nothing new from Central America.
The ship George Washington was over
hauled to-day, while attempting TO go to sea!
by the United States Marshal 1t is alleged
that she has contraband goods aboard 1t II
rumored that several French vessels have
have been seized by the Government, but II
is untrue.
The Custom House was given up to-day
and all mercantile business will be transac
ted in the old Exchange building.
At a meeting at Corn Exchange to-day
there was subscribed over $4,000 and l60(
bushels of corn for suffering English opera
sives,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
MARCH 70 WINCHEsTER.

New YoRK, Dec. THE Herald's special
says;
The Navy Department has received reliable
information of the whereabouts of the Pirate
Alabama The Vanderbilt sails tomorrow to
look for her.
The Herald has Harpsrs Ferry despatch
stating that General Geary with $4,000 in
fantry twelve pieces OF artillery and 500 ca
valry marched upon Winchester on the Sd
and demanded its surrender which was com.
Piled with, the people exhibiting many signG
Of joy ct his arrival
Our troops captured 100 horses sand mules
and several wagon loads of -four belonging
to the Confederates at Winchester. They also
took twenty-five rebels who were unable to
escape, they we're paroled. Seventy I'VE con
scripts claimed protection which was granted
Five OF our prisoners were released.
General Geary in pursuande to orders ther
returned to Harpers Ferry, though large
number of citizens begged him to remain.
Our only loss was one man Slightely WOunn
| ed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
FROM ARKANSAS.

ST. LoUrs, Dec 7--Advices from Southwest
To- night, say rebels under Gems Hindman and
Marmaduke, $4,000 strong, attacked in force
Gen Blunt's position At Cane Hill yesterday,
but we're driven back
This morning they drove Blounts pickets
three miles, but on arrival Of reinforoenents
were again repulsed.
Blunt's opinion was that demonstration 10
made TO cover their retreat, as they were fel-
ling timber ell night, probably to obotruet roads
and prevent pursuit
Biount held the enemy in check for four
days
Gen Herrors command will reinforce him
70 morrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
LATEST NE WS.
AErERNOON DISPATCHES.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTo-
s.fa# MAC.
NEw YoRK, Dec s.--The Tribune special
says:
ALTHOUGH there is no news of Importance
from the army of the Potomac there can be
no harm TO repeat announcement was made
in Washington papers Saturday and doubtless
that portion oil the army had probably crossed
Rappahanoek at Port Royal.
fne following dispatches are published to-
day
ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, Dec. IA lady
who came over river yesterday under flag Of
truce; represents condition rebel army as des-
titute beyond description, and that they cannot
possible retain their position during the win
Ter. Quite one thTd OF the army are without
shoes aud hundreds more wholly without
clothing. Hard work ON iutrenchments in
sufficient food, scarcity clothing, are sending
regiment after regiment to the hospital
Many eitizeus OF Fredericksburg, men, wo'
men aud children tare encamped in woods
back OF city and dare not return for fear oi
being shelled from their homes.
Rebel camp fire almost entirely disappeared
Immediately in front OF Falmouth. No troops
can be seen behind many Of the intrench
ments Notwithstanding these indications
fords and all naturally weak parts OF the line
are strongly guarded
Opposite Fredericksburg, Dec 5,-WeGthel
intensely cold. Three inches snow, grounC
froEen hard,
There is no army news that can be telegra
phed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
WESTERN VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURES.

WHEELING, Dec 6-The Stale Senate to day
passed preamble and resolution setting forth
that Mr Carlisle had violated his instructions
of the body that elected him, in failing to sus-
tain the legitimate efforts OF ths Government
to suppress the rebellion, in opposing by his
votes and speeches in and out Of the United
States Senate, measures absolutely necessary
TO the preservation of the Union and the en-
forcement of the laws, and in opposing the
admission Of the new state Of Western Vir-
ginia into the Union, and requesting him to
resign his seat
The resolution will coma up in the House
Monday and will propAbly pass by large
msjority ia the House.
To-day tho resolution was offered request
ing the United States House OF Represents
tives to pass the United States Senate bill
now pending before 1t without alteration o
amendment 1t will cone up on Monday an'
pass by nearly an unanimous vote.
Gov Pierpont endorses the Emancipation
policy of President Liucoln.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHIEoroS, Dec 7--HousE-Mr Stevens
resolution denouncing as guilty of high crime
any person in the executive or legislative
branch Of the Government who shall propose
10 make peace or accept or advise acceptance
OF any such proposition or any other basis
than the integrity aud entire unity Of the
United States and Territories, the eoRsider alton
OF which have been postponed till Tuesday
week, will probably be fully discussed as
several members members are already pre-
pairing to speak on the subject. This resolu
ton Is not supposed TO be aimed at the ad
ministration as It's position is known to be that
no peace is admissible at the cost Of q single
acre Of the Union.
The resolution Of Vallandgham proposing
a convention Of the States which is pending
from last session will soon come up for con
alteration ia the House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEwBURN, Dec 4-From information re-
ceived through what is deemed reliable
source, we learn the rebels Of late have be-
come suddenly and unusually active in and
4 about Wilmington. They are mining roads
leading TO the city ON the topsail inlet side.
In WiIm ngton, rebels actively engaged in
moving heavy guns Whether these guns are
being moved ont of town, with u view Of
evacuation OF eastern North Carolina, or to
new positions or lortidcatious we don't know.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
VESSELS DESTROYED.
BLOCKADE OFF WILMINGTON,
NoRTH CAROLINA, Dec. 3.

Schooners this morning attempted to run
the blockade at New Inlet, but was chased
ashore by the United States steamer Mount
Vernon aud Cambridge, and were soon de-
stroyed. About A. NJ the Cambridge re-
turned with the schooner Emma Tuttle OF
Nassau, also attempting to run the blockade
At noon the schooner Brilliant Of Nassau was
chased by the United States steamers Day
light and Mount Vernon, thus making three
vessels lost to the rebels in one day. This is
eighth vessel either captured or destroyed by
the Cambridge, Mount Vernon and Daylight
within thirty days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
soLplERs FROZEN TO DEATH.

New YoRk, Dec. s.--Specisls state that six
of our pickets OF the Army OF the Potomac
froze to death Saturday night seven died from
the effects of cold at camp Murry near Alex
andria
Army letter of the 4th says Franklin corps
struck tents that day at Bell Plain. The move
ment is undoubtedly the commencement oi
active operations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
: Nelegraph.
EpoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
MORE ARRESTS,

TRrxroS. N ] Dec 6.--The arrests OF
Krigler and Wright, Of Huniefton County,
New Jsrsy, made some time ago on the charge
Of ofinterfefins with enlistments, 8, has been the
subIest Of inquiry BY the Grand Jury OF hun
tsrton County, which body has just sloarnsd,
Several bills Of indictment were presented
against parties eoueerned in the arrests
among the number is ohe against Aorenam
K Harris, Of this city, Deputy United states
Marshal-Mrrshal Harris was arrested ana
taken TO Flemington this mornin. II Is sai9
the authority for the arrest Of hirgier ano
Wright, came from the United states Dis'r'c'
Attorney Of this State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
FROMNAsHYILLE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec s--Sscond edition Of
the Press has Nashville dispatch of the sew,
enth which says
A battle took place between our advance
forces and Morgan's guerrillas, Moores brig
sde was repulsed several times by the enemy,
our troops made desperaIel lresistments finally
forced to surrender. Our loss in killed and
wounded sixty left on the field.
Morgan attacked Gen Fry in the afternoon
at Gallatin, and was repulsed with heavy loss
Fry was reinforced and was pSisuing the enc
my closely,
Buell. and staff arrived at Nashville on Sun
day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
JAoKsoNs MOVEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Dec IA special to the
Herald says information has been received
here that StoneWall Jackson's corps forms the
left wing Of the rebel army and Stusrts Cavalry
is on this side of the Rappahannock and
operating between the positions OF Sigels
corps and Burnside's army
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
FROM FORT MONROE.

FoRrREss MoxRoE, Dec 5-To-morrov 5
Gen veile, as Military Governor will issue q
proclamation and writ Of election for Member
Of Congress from the Norfolk District
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
EIRE AT HARpER,s FERRY.

HARPERs FERRY, Dee s.--Ths guard house
in which rebel prisoners were confined was
burnt last night Two Government buildings
we're destroyed. Loss $4,000, most Of the
contents we're saved.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
Commercial.
Dayton Market.
OFFICE DAILY EMPIRE,
December !, 1861.

HARsHMAN's FLoUR-whts wheat, Wholesale,
q rs; retail 1900 Red wheat, Wholesale IS 6O reta
o. o.
WHEAT-95
CORN-4O.
OATS-4OQ@.
BARLEY-l 1891 2ec.
RYE-S5@60c.
HAY-Tmothy slO9IR per ton.
FLAX-6EED-s1 s..
WHISKY-8AQlST.
HIDES-Rest dried hides sos; calf skin clear o
cuts up 70 l6 d 0ci kip up 70 rs D bs.
GR0CERIEB--Co6ee e99SS sugar IR9IAi Mo.
lasses 05a66 Teas SO@I 90; Cheese.1 HGlS Rios
$685., Crushed, powdered granulAted sugar l4@lb
observation-disclosures AppleB 90 per u; Salt - S
a. rs per br Vinegar 699c per gal; white Beans o. 81
az 90 per hui Butter l28lbi Eggs 7@s; Pepper 81
kspioe ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
The Old Established Bindery.

THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET, OVER
THE UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
MANUFACTURES all kinds Of BLANK BOOKsfo
Vl County Offices, Banks, Rail Road Offices, Busi-
Men, and others. His work comprises every
style, from 20 cents up TO 81, 80 per qure.
Best No LAID or Woye paper used on Blank Work,
Magazines, Periodicals, 6c. &c., bound in any style
desired; in PLAIN or gilt and having the TOOLS 6c for
merly used by Mores and BY Calender, he prepared
10 match all volumes bound by them.
Old Books rebOund, and made to lock better than
when new
Music bound in any style desired, and PACED; a con
Venence never before offered here with music binding
DS- His PAGING MACHINE s the only one in the
oty, and is one Of the most important inventions OF
the present Day. IL will accurately page and number
Books Checks, Drafts, railroad Books, and papers,
and any kind Of Blanks, as high as ten thousand
T. ". o. also pays very particular attention to pre-
parlng all kinds Of Blanks with Printer Heads-Rail-
Road and other work requiring neaness, and dispatch.
RA- Having recently greatly added to his already
arge facilities, he il better than prepared please
the public
na- He refers TO the County Offices Of Montgomery
Preble, Darke, and TO the various Banks, Railroad
oftces, &C., in the Miami Valley specimens OF his
| work declS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

As certain unprinapled persons are attempting 10
palm Oh on the unsuspectng public, limitations Of my
PREPARED GLuE, would caution all persons 70 e1-
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Il on The outside wrapper all others are swindng
oounterfeits. mails
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
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prepared TO do Shaving, Hair r-Outting, shAmpooinR
etc In manner that cannot fail to give satisfaction
He invites all his old friends ard customers 10 give
hm call. Remember the plaee-north side Market
street OCT
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

VSHE undersigned has been appointed by the Pro-
bate Court as Administrator Of n e estate Of j. f..
BollmeyeT, deceased All CLAIMS must be presented
TO within the time prescribed by law All persons
owing the estate will please settle at once
no2a HARVEY BLANCHARD, Administrator.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

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MAsOSyiLLr, CoSp., Feb 8, 1867.
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ldr' spa'di"s; g., " A
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Yours, respectfully,
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January IS, 1851
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-25
jeI2-d
+ EGAL NOTICE.

To John Hiatt, Joseph HoTnish, Lsander Harbine,
David Reid, Hatch X Thompson Charles Parsons
Co., Fielen Lucas Foster, VIM Thompson,
WIN II kuddick, Brown, Seoheid Bro,
Moody, Robert Hamilton, Dixon & Brown, James
Harlan, kersey Asbury Porter, Bridgmap
Co., Rankin, Mii.r EBster, Comstock CO., Jas
Neal, Reed, Cutler h Co., Samr Boaiman. Reuben
Harbine. Kendall, Howe 4 Co., James Burrovs,
William knddick, Henry Falls, VIM Thompson,
Trustee OF Mrs n Graham, Lauren Dewey, Hoht
tfson, eiexhotH Harris sni Jonathan Wees, 6
Ihmsen 4 Co, James ii Bonneli, George Ander-
ron, r. d Reynoids, Rix, Hale Z Co, " Rankin,
T W Jennings, Brown Ciendening, Henry Hula
kamp, and Goodcii B1eetnghsm:
Yon and each Of YOU are hefet, notified thai there
In ale In the once OF tho Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa. ~ Keokuk, petition Of
samuel r. Miller, in bis own right, aud Samuel r.
Mtfter T.. 1t, Perry, aud Abnef Reeves, Executors
Of the Ill Of l.. H. Reeves claiming aganst John
Hiatt and Joseph x, Hsrnlsh. . judgptnt In favor Of
Samuel +. Miller for Three Th0usand DoliaTs, acy
connf OF two pFamissery aotes snta Judgment ~ IA
yor Of the Executors OF Reeves Win sforcsad against
said Hiatt and Horn!sh for Three Thousand Doliars
on two other prosnssory notes. cpd claiming against
III said defsndants foreciosnre Of mortgage given
BIZ seid Hiatt and Hofnish certain Real kstats
mentioned IN said petition, to secure the payment Of
said notes.
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
before ot the second day OF the next Sept ember
term OF said Court judgment will be rendered against
You BY default. RANKIN MILLER,
tei3 Piatntifa Attys.
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ie1e.d
r EGAL NOTICE.

To . W Merishew, Louisa Aeri.be~, Oliver Reeves,
Ellen q Reeves, Abraham Lamb, Owen Baldwin,
Catharine Baldwin, Isaac Hail, and Mary Ann Halle
You and ach Of yon, hereby notified that there
Is now on file In the OF Hiram Barney Plaintiff,
{beng a suit In Chancery TO foreelose = mortgage j
agsnst Isaac Gardner and otbers Defendants. pend
ing In the District Court OF Lee county lows, At Keo-
kuk an inswer and cross-bil OF Nelson GArdntr, ~
Executor OF the estate Of William Roach, deceased
Who 10 defendan in the original SUIT. claiming OF
you, the said x. w. NJ. rithew, and oliver X Reeves,
The Of Seventeen Hundred Dollars. with ten per
cent interest per anpun, money dne on mortgage
made by you TO william Roach IN his lifetime, also
ntnS against each OF You Tie foreclosure OF said
mortgage the being upon the Norih-sast quarter
OF the quarter OF Section seven IN Town
ship 60 north Range west In Lee county Iowa, and
also praying that the quarter OF the sonh-
west quarter said section be nrs aold 10 pay te
suou nt which msy be found due the Plaintiff HFsm
Barney and that then The Northeast quarter Of the
OF said section be next sold 10 pay
Plaintiffs claim aad further askins fora sale sf said
premises pay the amount due said Gardner ~ Exec
utor and for SsneSs r<lef: And unIess you appear
and said petition or before Aoon OF the sec
ond day of the term OF said Court 10 commence
ut Keokuk on the ntst Monday OF September, A. ID.
1864 defanlt wiIl be entered against you, and judy
rendered thereon prss cd %, said petition
NOBLE STRONG,
mayI5d Att'.a for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

To wycoh, Vim Thompson, Rix. Hale Co,
Reynolds, ii Foster, George Foster Reed Gut
Ter Co., Ruben Hsrbine, Saml Roatman and
Ficklin / Lucas:
You and each of you, are hersby notified thstth
IL now on le In the oce Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county. iowa, at keoknk petition oil
Hiram barney claiming OF you. /. C. Wyco, the sum
OF Twenty ave Hundred Dollar, with len per cent.
interest per anpum payable annually. as money due
Oh two certain mortgages made BY yon I" Chs Ma
son. dated October Let, 1886 hiso caiuitr asaiasi
each you the foreclosure OF said mortgage te same
being upon LOT three block IS1 three, In Maaon's
upper addition 10 the city of keotuk In Lee county,
lows for the purchase and further aaking for
sale OF said premises, and general relief: And un-
less you appear and answer said petition before
noon OF the second day the term Of said Court
70 commence at Keokuk the LIST Monday OF Septcm-
bsr, A. D. 1884, default viii be entered aEsinst you,
and judgment rcnde red thereon prayed for in said
petition. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
maylv-d Any for Plaintiff.