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FROM THE ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI

CAIRo. Nov s-Gen Grant has made his
Headquarters at Lagrange, Miss. The rail'
road from Jackson TO that place rs IA running
order
A telegram from Col Lowe, ut Fort Henry,
to Headquartershere, says there is no doubt
about Gen Ransom having had hight with
the rebels under Woodwards command. in the
vicinity Of Garrettsburg Reports from varI'
Gus sources, indicate the rout of the rebels
We have nothing definite, however.
A Memphis letter says that hve hundred
yuerrilas in the vicinity OF Colllervllle are en-
forcing the conscription.
Gen Sherman has issued an order prohib-
iting the importation of liquors inlo Memphis
except by gentlemen, citizens or omcers, anu
for the exclusive use Of it for themselves or
families, by regular apothecares Tor medicinal
purposes, TO be retaled on physicians pre-
scriptions and by keepers OF hotels, and II
censed saloons, in limited quantities, not ex
eeedng at any one time, one month supply
The Grenada Appeal OF the 9th inst, says
that there was "a great fire at Augusta, Geor
gia, on the 4th, burning cotton warehouses
etc, valued at one million dollars.
The Appeal also says that George A Saun
Jers has returned from his European mission
bringing with him the most gratifying assur
eracy
The people oil South greatly rejoice thereat
Belgium is taken the luitiatory.
The Memphis Bulletin OF the 7th says, I
large Federal army passed south OF Grant
Junction on Tuesday last. Further, 1t learn
from "a gentleman that lives in Desoto county
Miss, that for twenty miles out on Pigeo
Roost road, the rebel cavalry have suddenI
disappeared.
The same gentleman says that for severa
days past, the Coniederates at Holly Spring
have been moving back all provisions an
stores This was understood to be Preparatc
ry 10 evacuation OF that place. 1t is believe
they will fall back on Grenada on Wednesda
The last expedition left Helena for Cotto
Plant, where it was understood a rebel force
$500 strong was gathered. They took hv
days ratons Nothing has been heard tro'
them
A cavalry force also crossed from Helen
into Mississippi, to punish rebel bands who r
Gently have given great annoyance by hiring
Federal pickets,
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NOTICE.A BARGAIN.

TIME undersigned offer for sale the farm known as
john Booker 8 in Randolph township, lin the War
ner ssrtement,) about one and onefsurth miles north
Of salem. The said farm contains one hundred and
fence and good cultivation the balance is No wood
land The improvements are two good dwelling houses
good barn and other out-budings; two never falling
wells; a good, young, thriving orchard. The above
farm is one OF the most desirable in the county, and
the he ~ being desirous to sell at private sale, will sell
the sa for $50 per good and reasonable terms
Any one desirous TO said premises will call on j. j.
Warner or John Il. Warner who live near said farm,
and for any Information wanted Ii call on d. X Boyer
Clerk OF the Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, the
Court House. J. J. WARMER,
au2aw3m JOHN II. WARNER.
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SHERIFPS SALE.
Jacob swank ! Montgomery Superior Court,

Jacob swSnk Montgomery Superior Court
John Swank ct al. Case No. 1886.
TN obedience to the command OF an order Of sale to
| me directed by the Superior Court Of Montgomery
county Ohio, will offer at public sale at the door Of
the Court House IN the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, November 20, 1862,
AT O'Clock m of said day, the following described
real estate viz Lot numbered twenty-five 22) in Flo
rvs addition TO the town Of Brookyle lying and being
in and part of section thirty -four 3i OF said townshp
Of Clay, county OF Montgomery, and state OF Ohio
AnprAlsed .sAlO
And cannot sell for less than wo.thirds OF said ap
praisement. y.
balance IN two years from the day OF sae the deferred
payments TO bsar per cent interest from the day
sale and be secured by mortgage on the premises,
| GEORGE MoGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
GEORaE W. uoUK, Attorney oc2swts
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMP
MONT DISPATCHES.

BURNSIDE SUCCEEDS MCCLELLAN
wAsHNoros, Oct s-A Herald,s despatch
saya Burnside is appointed in place Of Nc
Clellan. Hooker takes Burnside's position
NeCieIlans removal caused great excitement
Mere 10 night Gen. FllE John Porter Is or
dered here 70 answer charges preferred against
him by Pope. The mortar schooners at the
Navy Yard are having their mortsrs removed
aud replaced by 100 FOUNDER parlet guns
m,d ships, two riAed guns on the sides and Piv-
OF gun forward, destination not made pubic
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LEES ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Tbe Tribune dis
patch says, Lee arrived at Richmond fort
night ago, and his whole army about the same
tins crossed the Rappshannoek
The same paper says, the French Minister
declares that there is not word Of truth in
the report that dispatches Of threatening
nature have been submitted by him to the
State Department.
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
HARPERS FERRY MILITARY COMMIS.
SION

HARPER'S FERRY MILITARY COMMIS- |
SION
New YoRK, Nov. lO-The Tribune prints
the report OF the Harpers Ferry Military
Commission and gives the following synopsis
of the facts eliciled editorially
The material facts are as follows Col
Miles was in command at Harpers Ferry
Gen. White was present from Sept 18th till
the surrender, but did not assume command.
Col, Ford took command of Maryland Heights
Sept 9th Gen Mcclellan lett Washington
for Rockville September 7th, most of his for
ces having preceded him. The enemy at
tackled Maryland Heights on the morning OF
September 18th The l26th New York broke
and and led disgraceuIly and the breastwOrk
on the bill was lost
Col. Miles was on Maryland Heights that
evening for some hours, consulting with Col.
Ford He lett between ii and IL o'clock,
without directly ordering Col Ford to evac-
nate the Heights, but with directions to spike
his guns il compelled to abandon About 2
o'clock Col Ford abandoned the Heights
The enemy did not occupy them, and the
next day Col. Utassy, sent over four compa
MES who brought away four guns and wagor
load of ammunition. After the evacuation o.
MARYLAND Heights, Col Miles sent word t
Mcclellan, then at Frederick City, that unles
reinforced he could not hold out 4S hours
Mcclellan thereupon despatched a messenge
10 Gen Franklin, who was engaged with tn
enemy at Champion Gap, wholly unable I
give Il in time. Mcclellan appears to hav
made no other efforts to relieve the place
The enemy attacked Harper's Ferry on tn
morning Of the 10th at 8 o'clock
The surrender was agreed on by Col. Mile
Col Miles representing TO the Brigade Con
manders whom be consulted that his ammun
lion was nearly exhausted and they eohcurin
in his discretion 10 surrender.
The Commissioners acquitted Gen. Whit
Col D'Utossy and Col Trimble, Of all blau
for the surrender and praise the capacity
the former They 6nd that Col. Ford WAS {
ven by Col Miles discretionary power
abandon MARY land Heights, but that the I
euse Of this discretion was premature, lh
he conducted the defene With no ability a
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE s hereby gwen that the undersigned has
N this day filed in the Court of Common Pleas
within the county Of Montgomery and state Of ohio
ms petition praying to be divorced from his wife, Bar
bara Wolf Cause-wlful absence for more than three
years. The said Barbara Wolf is notified that unless
she appears and answers TO said petition, the same
ly. MARTIN WOLF:
j. H. BAGaoTT, Attorney. Oct. 2, ls62-oc7w6
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CHARLES RAsCHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER,

OHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (MR. sIrTELL's
OLD STAND DAYTON, OHIO.
A LII kinds Of Upholstenng, such Sofas, Chairs,
a stools Malrasses &c., done oraer. Carpets cut
am ted window curtains hung and all kinds OF re-
pairing done the shortest notice and most reasona'
u'I R.stsaes,-Msyor .a aIsspls and Barnsy Parker %
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REMOVAL

MRS NJ. KELLER, having just returned from the
M East with ALL the latest styles and patterns Of
DhESs, CLOAK AND MANIlLLA MAKING, re-
specially informs the ladies' of Dayton and vicinity
tbat she may be found at No 2O south side Of Se;ond
street batWeen Jefferson and o. CLAIR, door west
OF Wyatts Bakery. Patterns Tor sale
MA gent eman and lady can be accommodated
with pleasant rooms, with board, Oc22
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

from the st. Louis Republican, Nov I.l
l.PNISoFIELD, Nov c, $50 P. M-This
State has gone Democratic by $4,000 major
ity.
Twenty Democratic majority in the Legis-
lature on joint ballot
Oven Lovejoy is beaten by Colonel Hen
derson, which gives us ten Congressmen
GLORY, HALLELUJAH /
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THE ENEMY AT GORDONsvILLE

New YORK, Nov. lO.--A dispatch to the
Herald from the army OF the Potomac says
the enemy has retreated to Gordonsvie and
will be ready their to give us battle.
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STRAYED.

GONE weeks ago, red COW, with white face, having
- bell on and white heller with red spots, stray
~ from the premises OF the subscriber, s. Edgar'H
place 10 Madriysr township. Any peraon knowing
where they may be found ~ requested to leave word
on the premises on at B. GibeTts Grocery Store on
oesi CHRIS YOUs.
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ANTHONY scHwIND's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hei eby given that the undersigned has
N been duly appointed by the Probate Court o
Montgomery county, Ohio, Administrator Of the as
tate OF Anthony schWnd, late Of said county, decd
ocl7 JOSEPH A. RTIZLER.
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MI MANTUA MAKING.
Mrs. j. M. Bodley

XKToULD respectfully INFORM the ladies Of Dayton
w that she mas removed to No. ~ Jefferson street,
east side between First and Second where she is pre-
pared render her services IN the neatest and most
fashionable manner styles of DRESS MAKING, which
viii be attended to at the shortest notice. Those who
wish to the latest styles and have work done in the
best manner will please call at No. 22 Jefferson ST.
sal MRS. j. NJ. BODLBY.
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Commercial.
Dayton Market.
OFFICE DAILY EMPIRE
November 10. 1869.

HARSHMAE's FLUuk-Whlte wheat, Whol sale,
"a Tb retail 60 90 Red wheat wholesale, IS tOi retail
&C o.
WHEAT-95.
CORH-iO
OATS-4u449.
BARLEY-i O5(9l lee.
RYE-55a60c.
HAY-Timothy slOal2 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-sl 25.
WHIsKY-S49S7.
HIDES-Best dried hides 69Si calf skin clear o.
cuts up 10 10 b &c; kip up 10 26 D o..
GROCERl ES--Cofee 29g33 Sugar l2gl4 Mo-
asses o5@G0; Teas 309l Boz Cheese lO1a@ll; Rice
sfdsx Crushed powdered grannlated sugar l4@l5.. 20
Dned Apples Sc per NJ SAT- ~ SO
al rs per br; Vinegar 6699o per gall White Beans $3.50
az 80 per bu.; Butler Il9l6i Eggs T9s; Pepper 81
Iapice ~,
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sonRImsHAw,s
Patent Oncrete for Paving.
scaRlMsAAws CONCRETE FOR PAVING

In Montgomery county, Is now prepared 10 lay all
sidewalks the above style, on the shortest notice.
and in the best possible manner.
He will also il desired, sell few township or town
righte In the county. T.
II should be remembered that II Ia perfectly smooth
and a. solid and durable stone; mpenetrable by
water, and be laid at LESS THAN HALE tn n
COST OF any other material. Wherever used Il has
gwen entire satisfaction.
The best Of references 70 Its durability and cheap
ness can be given desired. Specimens of this pave
ment can be seen in this city.
Persons desiring further information, or wishing te
leave orders for work, requested TO call 1T Ne. 81
Water street, Dayton, Ohio.
rn2idSne JOHN KAsToR
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rHE UNION MUsr BE PREsERYED.

NATE are authorized TO recruit company for the
w One Hundred and Ninth Regiment, u. " L.,
under command OF Colonel NJ. p. Nolan.
II you wish TO escape the DRAFT crush out this
wicked rebellion you have chance 10 Join first
class Regiment which has already 400 men in Camp
Dennison.
Pay Clothing and Subsistence from the date OF en-
llstment. Bounty same other regiments.
JOSEPH HESS, Captain,
MILES NOLAN, ist Lieut.,
sesdiOte CHAS. ALLEN, 2d Lieut..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-10

FFoa tie Advertiser, Providence, r.. l.
The Cephao Pills said TO b remarkably siiec
live remedy for the headache and Of the very best
for that very frequent complaint which has been
discovered. q. r u. d. D..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-10

XLTANTED-TO RENT--A house OF about six or
w rooms. good tenant can be had by
Gaining at this office, on Squire Stoppelman. ocl7
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FEMALES FEMALES--F FEMALES
arr, ON youNa. SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON.

dy as in Chlorosis Retrenchng, lrreglarity ram
iliness, or suppression OF Customary EVAcuauons,
IIcerated or Schirrous the Uterus, Leucorr
hea or Whites, sterty and for all complaints incident
10 sex, whether arising rom lndlscreuon' haDIs
OF dissipation, or 1.-THE
.-1't DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIEF
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IL.
Take no more Balsanu, Me,suy UnFteasant Medicines
Jor Unpleasant and dangerous Diseases I
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUoHU
SECRET DISEASES
IN ali their stages; Al little Expense;
/ ittie or no change in Diet No Inconvenience
And no Exposure.
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength 70
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the OrethIa,
AlayinR Pain and Inflammation, 30
freauent in the class OF diseases, and expeing all
Poisonous, Diseased and OOrn out Matter. ~ q.
..a Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid heavy fees to be cured in short
tune, have found they were deceived, and thai the
poison has, by the use OF poesrJL aStTtngents been
dred up the sysena 10 break out in an aggravated
PERHAPS AFTER MARRAGK
Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANs,s
whether exstngin .t
O4.s4 ns MALE OR FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs require the aid OF Ihureae
uD11rpnT NO EYTR VT RTTCHT
IsTHE GREAT DIURETIc,
and il ia certain to have the desired elect IN
| Diseases for lohieh IL Is recommended. ...
Evidence Of the most Responsible and Reliable Character
| Will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From to 20 years standing,
with Names known to
SCIENCE AND FAME, '-
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"PHYSICIANS' TAKE "NOHtE"
... Wsnaks '.No SocTst'' Of "Ingressnis .
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BU.HU
Ia eomposed of Buchu, Cubebs and juniper Berries,
Selected with great care by acomPstent druggist
PREPARED IN YAcUo,
, BY II. b.. HELmBOLD,
PrActesi and Analytical Chemist and Sole Manufnc-
dELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
/. , AkFIDA W.T.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of The
city OF Phladelphia, IL. I. Hembod who beng dny
sworn doth say, his preparations contain no narcotic
no mercury or other ninn0oS drug SHl s hapTe
Sworn and subscribed before me- this esd day OF No
vember. Is5l WIN. p. HIBBERDl
Alderman, Ninth st., above PhiiA.
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE FROM A.
TO P. NJ
Price 81 per bottle, or six for sS'
Delivered to any address, securely packed nom oh
Address letters OF information in confidence to
Depot lO4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut, Phila.
: BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs,
|, AND UNPRISCIRLKD DEALERS.
who .ndeayor to dispose "of their own" and "othsr
Araeles on the reputation attained BY
Hsl%SolGs ss"'"~' ;5,,gs,. RTsPsscss:osss, s:ss.
\. Improved Rose Wash.
1ess Sold BY aEn
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYwHERkl
nd ASK FOR HELMBoLDs.
es a TAKE NO OTHER.
Out out the advertisement and send for
~ Sa AND AyoID IMPOSITION AND ExPosuRE.
nei q Describe Symptoms IN all Communication
80 Cures GuArHntssdI Advice Gratis
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-10

- A angle bottle sofsPALDIHG'B PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times lis cost annually -G~
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REYHoLbssURa, FRANKLlH Co., ONO, /
IanuaFV 3. 1861

Henry c. Spdlding
No. -, CedoT ST., N. y. .I.H ..t| a.H Oh.
Dear Sir! ...-i sl.tfI
Inclosed find twenty five cents, (26 tor which send
box OF "Cenhaic Pills" Send TO address OF Rev VIM.
O. Filler, Reynodsburg, Franklin CO., oho.
Your Rs cork like ehaTraeTs Headache almost IN
stdnt0T. .s laf. .EnI E
VIM. o. FILLER
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BELLE VEREoN, ONO, Jan. l6, 1851.
Henry C. Spdlding, RsQ. N
Please find inclosed twenty five cents, for which send
me another box OF your Cephac Pills. They truly
hsbsSt Fflls ] have evsT tried. - ~
Direct A. sTOYER, p. M,
Belle Vernon Wyandotte Co, o.
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SlTs 4" :" 7-|--"
Not long since sent to you for box of Cephslic
Pills for the cure of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tlveness and received the same, and they had good
an effect that I,ods induced 10 send for more
Please send by return mail. q /, J. 81 =.
Direct 10 A. r, WHEELER,
-N Xpsilant Mich,
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H. c. Spalding, Esq. a. .y
wish for some circulars large shsw bills, to bring
your Cephalic Pills particularly before my
tomers. II you have anything Of the kind, please
send TO me-
One OF my customers who is subject to severe Sick
Headache usually lasting two days, oas cured CJ
attack in one hour bV Nour fHjs, which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
, 1862-08-30
lllashillatoIl 9tatesman.
Letter from Powder River.

AUBURN, August 22d, 1862.
EDS. STATESMAN IL have not fulfilled the
promise l made you of writing as Mr.. Post told
me he was going to correspond with you occa-
sionally, and it was only yesterday, on my return
from John Days. that discovered that he had
only written you twice in ten weeks.
These mines are good but water is wanted.
Quartz mining will yet be leading feature in
these mines, and new claims would Fay if we had
water, from So to $40 per day to the hand on an
average, and many much more, This will be one
vast mining region from the Blue Mountains to
east of the Malheur. and from the Bitter Root to
John Days, and perhaps even to Deschuttes. 1t
will take several years to show what the mines
are, and thousand men could not prospect it in
twenty years.
French Flat and Freeze Out are the richest
places known around here yet but one quartz
lode is paying largely, and learn that yesterday
another solid white quartz lode was found also
paying well, which learn is the property Of Capt.
johnson, 4th Artillery, U. s. A. Granite Creek,
on John Days, employs about $50 men, and turns
out over 400 ounces Of gold per day, but it is Of
inferior quality, and much mixed with quartz
Showery weather has begun here, and at Granite
Greek it freezes every night.
We want provisions sent here, or this winter
and next spring there will be great amount o.
suffering and evory one should have SUPPLIES laid
in by the first of Decem her to last-anfil July lst
1868. am of the opinion that the mines about
here can be worked nearly all winter, and if the
trail across the Blue Mountains can be kept open
ii will be. Capt. Johnson has hitherto been very
fortunate in the mines, and now is going to spend
it in trade Il is he says, his intention to sch fol
cash only and at small profits, but " the proof o.
the pudding must be in the eating for that prom
Use is made by every one going into business in
the mjQes.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have put an Express on
from Walla Walla to this place, and from the
Dalles by way Of Granite Creek.
This town is growing rapidly, and is now over
'one-half mile long. Lots are held at from 500
to 5000, according to position. have heard
500 offered and refused for half of lot on Main
street Yours respectfully YIAToR.
, 1862-08-30
From Florence.
We make the following extracts from private
letter dated Florence, Aug 2SG

We make the following extracts from private
letter dated Florence, Aug. 23G
"The excitement still runs high in relation TO
the new mines. The locality of these mines, if
am correctly informed, is about forty miles south,
east of Florence; though the distance is variously
estimated at forty to eighty miles, Big Meadow
creek is The name of the stream on which the gold
was first discovered though since that time gold
has been found on nearly all its tributaries. A
town named Warrensville has been laid out about
the center OF the mining region. Meadow creek
is tributary OF the south fork of Salmon. A
great many Of the first rush have returned
some to re-outht and prepare for a fall and win
ter's campaign others dissatisfied with the pros
pects My own opinion is that the mines are
good; for | have conversed with a great many
men from there whom deem competent Judges,
and who are not of the kind who expect TO find
gold in any country without digging for it, and
their universal decision is that the mines are not
richer, but more extensive than those Of Florence.
The highest yield l have yet heard OF in these
mines was S55 per day to one rocker; but it is
claimed that the diggings pay very uniformly, and
that men who will york can safely calculate upon
an ounce per day with the use of rockers. The
majority OF those who have returned dissatisfied
are Of that migratory class who would not be sat
isfed anywhere. l would not, however, advise
any one to leave other mines or business of any
kind in distant places to 90 TO these diggngs-
The experience of all mining excitemeniS should
be a sufficient guide to all in the present case, for
| presume the mines do not differ materially from
all others ever discovered
Business affairs in Florence. remain about as
usual-not SO lively as early IN The season vet
lively enough to show that we are in the midst of
a rich mining camp. The new Slate and Meadow
creek ditch has been completed to the heads of
several Of the gulches, and miners are avaing
themselves of the use of its waters The ditch
will be completed entire in a week or two more
Yours, ***