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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

7 NAVE this day sold out my share 10 the stock Of
i goods formerly owned by Charles Post a Co., to
william Nolbrecht and Herman LAndmeier Both
have commenced their mercantile career with me, and
Mr.. " has latterly been my partner in business. As
have doubt that they will carry the business on
the principles by which have been eoFerned Tor
the last thirty years, hesitate not 70 feconmend
them 10 the favor OF my customers shall tor time
continue 70 be With them in their stores n, s ~
Dayton, Oct. ], 1861. TrW CHAKLEB POST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
A. B. Allan, Sec

Received To-day.-Mercury, Lopdon
News, Police Gazette, Herald Of Progress,
&C., Just received at J. D. Rea's, Clate Heck
ler's) He win have lot Of those extra oys-
ters, and catawbs grapes from the garden,
this evening. e ssitf,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
City and Other Matters.

4th Page The Commissioners Instrue-
tons to Drafted Men, will be found on the
4th Page. aal osssi 5a. .r.-,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

Runaway.--Yesterday afternoon we learn
a pair of horses attached TO q carriage, ran
away at the Grst toll-gate on the Covington
Pike, ipjuring the inmates, and badly DANA
ging the carriage. 1t is stated that at the
toll-gAte from some cause the horses com.
menced backing, and Mr. ROberts-whose
wife, mother-in.aw and sister-in-law were in
the carriAge-sprang out to check the horses
At this moment the bit TO one of the brides
parted, and the horses became unmansgeabls
and ran away After running to town the car
riage was upset and the occupants were
thrown out, all were bruised, and the sister
in.law quite severely. ''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
PAVgMRRoKER,s sALE

WTILL y sold q AUUTIUN on Taeaday, OrlobeT,
w "a lbs1, a. ~ o'clock " At the Aiciion Room
o. q r. habeEA son, No. $50 1bfd street, nne large
on fsiniing View OF North Bead) eost 800, / hne
silver moantsd Rho, eost t3B; lus lalios Gun and
Ihee, eoei tk5i hne six-sho0sing Rlda. eost e6S
Hnglish silver lever watch, cost originally tT2 open
need goid Watches, patent levers hue gold Vest
" AN eet pllVer plated tua 6poons butter knives
iadles gold neck ehaln gold hnnlug waicni silver
hunting watches; eight day clocks Isnoy silk dres-
.Hl " bo0kb-ALL NEW
volume. calfbound. Lorenzo and peslgy Das. BY.
lou'e fcetoal Norsni ohFoailles FTsoce and spsiu
~ bir John froisser; General NieW 0f The World
Whl,e's History of The NOrlds Josephns; htsrs
bahle dfognphYi John frupklnr Dacovery, and
many other aruceo 70 b. sod without reserve tof the
benankQ Qf whom Il may o0anefn. NI
ocs Q. r HUBER SON, Anctsonesr..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

.F8Nfg Tho Topic-The alEabsorbing topic of
conversation in tue eity-On the streets,
eU1yphsre-is the Draft Hundreds of peo
pie from the country are IN Their bus
'4'"a iness Is about the Draft Some are hunting
iai''i} substitatesi and there plenty who are
ready to 70 such, but they ask more mon.
ey than majority Of the drafted men feel
G'HIlj3 able to pay The dssh wopd not fall so
heavily on the men If reasonable time was al
lowed them to put their business in order
TO leave home, and for others to make some
Psoysion for their families, who must other.
wise suffer in their absence, tislf 6-..r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
NOTICE

SFALED prop0ssla vii be reqeived until The ssth
- day Of sepiembor, lse2, " the once OF the CITY
efk tor four hundrad ZOO oordt Of goOd Spt euf,
ossds u axes eellse.ed ai.ar Rses9bsr, Issa' =
..rs ss,p y &. GS Ss.sl ssrsEsss = ssas.as.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

Upholstery.-We call the particular at.
tention Of our readers to the advertisement
of Mr. Charles Raschke He is clever man
! and an excellent workman, and his prices
are very low. taa ls.. las r.sr .I N'a'h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

Killed--We Rrea informed that lad by
the name of Barnhard, yesterday evening fell
from tree on the hill, East Of the city and
was so badly injured that he died soon after
wards Hinos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

Gcrimmage.--It is stated that . scrim;
mage occurred yesterday in q livery stable on
the alley opposite the Market, running from
Main to Ludlow street A former employee
came in, when the proprietor, ordered him to
leave the place the man refused; sltereation
ensued and yolleys Of abuse were inter
changed, eliminating in the the proprietor hit
ting the chap on the head with the but Of q
whip Then the scrimmage began in earn
est The proprietor had the worst Of it,
but soon got reinforeementsz by the cry Of
"Murder!" and the battle was drawn, the com.
battan,s retiring in disorder. 71 ,,4 49,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

Neptunes l--All members of Neptune
Fire Company, No 2, are notified TO meet at
the Engine House, this (Monday) evening,
Oct 6, at 81 o'clock for exercise, and at y
oclock for regular business. Q1GG ''''f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
Hl-HW onAHtLEs nAsoHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERED.

OHIO BLOCK, THfhD hTREET (MR sITIKII,s
OLD STAND DAYTON, ehlo. "a
A Ill kinda q Upholstenna, suoh Is soi... cbairs
"a tiools, helrasoeeyAo dooe 70 order Carpsl2 -
I'D l1ie4, uibdou eqrtanS huns aad ~ kinis oi rs.
lale4 aene - ~ aAsg,sss nssps and nlest FsGsoaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

.Fruit Jars! !s RFult Jars /

LIoM this time until Che close Of The season uial
~ keep n stock and Yafeiy of HHait jan ior sale
=, JAMES ABBEY, DrasgIs,, ga
iueedem MAN, doors south q n MssksI npuss, !
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

An Exception.-Tue general complaint
throughout the West hes been that the cities
and towns outgrow the country surrounding
them. II seems 10 us that Toy Miami couu.
ty, is certainly the reverse o. this very generg
al rule. .as va g-rsg -. ~.
II is possible that some thirty years ago
Troy may have been no exeepjon to the
March Of Empire Westward. We call to
mind the time when she was fully up TO the
requirements Of a Countyseati butfrcm some
cause she has gradually fallen behind and this
day enterprising citizens ofothe7r place ae-
knowledge that ahe is thirty years. behind the
rich country6in whose lap she seams TO be
sumbering aI slodmsao b eamsJ laa' y
But from present indications we predict
that the rest Of oor neighboring city is about
to be disturbed, II is not possible that eur
venerable neighbour can much longer sleep
with the surrounding county hdllooing and
banging about her corporate linest'' Foaa Z
While in Troy. recently, we thought we
saw evidences OF her intention to shake of
her seeming lethargy and she is doubtless
only awaiting the great opportunity Of'the're-
turn of Peace To- set up 8 Model even for
Dayton---ihe sQuesp of the Miami Valley
Men of Means, Energy, o observation-disclosures
and Of Perseverance, in Troy, have determih'
ed that she shall Advance, and only short
time is needed to place her in the proud po
sitIon 10 the glorious country around her thai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

Indel endents 1.-THE regular meeting OF
the Independent Fire Company will be held
this (Monday) evening, at u o'clock. Let
there be full attendance.
- O. - - - rE s.. ALLAN, See'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

David Clemmer, Jonathan veritay ssfu
John Witt, Aaron simmons,
John NJ King, MAnassa Wogsmau, -lo
John MIQuerry, John MRrtin, ii0l
james King, Gs' David Litton. ,,-.-9
Jcseph uafw0od, o SaEnel Mill,
Benz Hommell, Ssmnel Brumbangh b.
is g. .,t., -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

Not Dead. .-soon after the battle of Ma.
nassas, information was received at German.
town that . soldier from that place named
Petit, had been killed. The newspapers cor.
roborated the report and his family and
friends moprnsd him a. dead A couple Of
Sundays ago his funeral sermon was preach
ed to large congregation in Germantown,
and the community turned his memory over
70 the grave. A few days afssrkatd, the wife
OF the reported dead man received a letter
written by his own hand, and signed With his
own name, stating that he was alive, and in
hospital in the vicinity Of Washington
He had been stricken down BY musket-bAll,
and believed to bs killed--And it was 50 re.
ported, He revived, however, and was taken
70 hospital where be had been tolerably we'll
taken care of and was slowly recovering. !.
This was joyful news to bis relatives and
friends bat such an agreeable surprise is not
often Furnished from the publishsd bills Of
mortality Of this war w. t.aass lasl "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
N1AlrtT'U a. Gn1aA1x1rr'

M RS. j. M. DO dIeyi
M OULD respectfully INFORM the isds- el ~
wv thHt Bile reiuoved " No. q -riivrsOn d
cast side betNeeu First snu Second, sht = abe ia
paieu 10 render her services Tie ueatest and 1
iashlonAuie nisnner styles VI DkkSs MAklNI, vi
Viii be attended TO a. tns shortest nVlee. Tnosa
best manner viii please call ~ NO X Jsilss sou II.
sci Mks. ]. 81. kODL n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
Especially Reported 0rlshs Dayton Enriss'l
aaNames "a H'eEsossa DRAFTED.

The Following PERSONS hate ,hes. far
haon d,aftedieo1G isg hGB bsHni'uo1 ,,..t
'tSS'' w 7 y III ga ae;.a II ao., a.. 'l-''
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

Tue MILITARY SUPERVISION OF THE TELE-
GRArH.-The attempts that are made TO connect
the present supervision Of the telegraph with
the censorship lately reported upon by com
mite Of Con,r render IL proper 10 state tina,
the Gems rship Of the telegraph was abolished
by the Secretary of War gu taking military pos
session Of the telegraph and a military super-
vision Of the telegraph throughout the United
Sta es substituted. The duty of the supervisor
is to prevent the transmission by telegraph Of
Information CONCERNING late. present, or con-
templated movements Of the armies Of the Uni
ted States, and all other information for publ.
lication which is Of military character that
ought TO be concealed from the enemy. 10 all
that relates to political or private affairs, the
telegraph is as completely unrestricted az it
was before the commsnce.n N. Of the rebel.
lion
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
The Latest from Islar ~. 10,
FURTHER FROM ,rTs'.~:'rfskS.
The Ntw Tennessee Troops i'rIatGiag, heipg
Unwilling 10 Fight viii Fixes.
Powder Mill Destroyed at New
Orleans.
Pars0n Br0sr,slOp Coming.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ST. Louis, March 27.-A special dispatch to
the Republican, dated near Island No. 10, on
the evening Of the 2Gth, says:
Only three shels were thrown by the NOR.
tars to-day, to which no response was made by
the rebels. This morning. Col. Buford sent q
accommodating party Of twenty men Of the
Twenty seventh Illinois regiment down the
Missouri shore. They arrested three prominen,
employed on the island and at the batterie,
along the shore; that sixty Eve Of the rebel
troops, Including two lieutena1ts and forty ne.
groes, had been killed by our shells that the
upper shore battery had been abandoned, bu,
others were being rapidly strengthened tina,
the enemy Is Ii, 900 strong, and their encamp
ment has been moved entirely out OF the range
Of our guns.
The rebels, they 5 y, are confident Of sue
cess, and say they have good road 10 Tren-
ton and other points BY which they can escape
whenever they choose, and they have plenty Of
provisions. Three rebsl steamers loaded with
troops were seen watching he shore to preven,
communication from here. The number OF the
enemy's transports is eleven.
Two or three balloon ascensions have been
made by Captain Steiner, but the weather was
loo thick for favorable observations.
at Memphis tn. other night, but the fire was
exliuguished before much damage was done.
The new Tennessee levies were disbanding
refusing TO fight With pixies, the only weapons
offered.
CHICAGO, March 27.-An accident on ths
Northwestern road, caused by the breaking OF
axles Of troop train, has resulted in tn.
death Of ten soldiers Of Wisconsin cavalry
regiment, aud the woundnS Of nearly one hun
dred others, three severely aud the rest slightly
rhs wounded, with the exception Of three, ar,
able 10 continue with the regiaenI.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-The New Orlean
Crescent OF the 10Th instant, says the tive
powder mills on the opposite tide Of the rive
were blown up yesterday. and five workmel
were killed. Tne loss of property is princi
pally 10 machinery. There was only abou
5000 pounds Of powder on hand
LOUISVILLE, March 21.--Parson Brownlov
has arrived here and leaves for Cincinnati a
noon to day.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

FRED. DOUGLASS IN WASHINGTON ClrY.-We
Gud the following in the New York Express,
written by one of its correspondents
rumor has boen going tho rounds for two
"r three days past, to the effect that the next
discourse before the model lecture association
ni this city Is 10 be by their paragon, Fred.
Douglass. The late reception which Phillips
met ith in Cincinnati, and which a great many
argue he should have met with here, Ia being
loudly talked OF. and It is presumable thar
Should Mr.. douglass essay, under the brilliant
auspices OF the aforesaid association, to intrude
hisphilanthropy upon the citizens Of this place,
of attending those shows, so as to be present nj
the row which would undoubtedly take place
This "rumor" is about as true Us many other
statements found in the Express, designed to
give stab a. Freedom aad It's advocates. No
proposition has ever been made to, or enter
timed by the Washington Lecture Association
to invite Mr.. Douglass to lecture before them,
although large number of members of Con
gress and other distinguished gentlemen have
urged its propriety. Let it be understood,
however, that ii, this year, or the next, the As.
ISOLATION sees proper to avail itssf Of this dis.
tioguished and eloquent Virginian's talents as
a lecturer, it will do 80, in defiance of any pro.
slavery opposition or mobs which the enemies
OF freedom can rally.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Columbia, T'eali., Occ,pietI-Re-
port from Memphis Papers
U. s. Troops .idraiictsss on
KnOTriIIc -. NO Cotton to he
Planted.

LOUISVILLE, March &c Willicb's Thirty
second Indiana regiment occupy Columbis, +,
Tennessee.
The Memphis papers contain Richmond dis
patches OF the lG.h, stating that on Friday two
thousand United States troops passed the Cum
beTland mountains and captured two compa::
nies, one of cavalry.
A courier arriving at Knoxville reported
tha' the United States troops four thousand to
six thousand strong were twenty Ave IN les
Frnm Knoxville, and advancing.
9TH Houses Of Congress had passed reso
'!oa, advising that no cotton should be plant
= Is year.
FROM THE TENNESSEE RIvEu.
CHICAGO, March PA sptcih dispatch 10
the Tines says that steamer has arrived at
Cali o, from the Tennessee river. with nun
ber Of prisoners taken near Pittsburg, Ten
nessae.
A gentleman who has been for some time
cunnec:ed with the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
arrived to day, reports that Generals Chealllin
and Polk have left Humboldt with their forces
to join Gen. Baanregard, who Is concentrating
hi. iOrces at Corinth Their pickets extend
s!thn eighteen miles oi the United States
troops.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

FREE FIGURES u.s. SLAVE FIGraEs.-It has
been said OF old time ''thc' Gsur,s won't lie;"
but 1t has a.so been said that there are excep
'ions to every rule" The figures Of the
la'eQiy:"cer yesterday morning on the free ne.
gro population, us applied By that paper, are
among these exceptions.
The error Of the Inteuigencer consists III over
looking the fact that the free States have enan
cipated all the negroes they had, whereas the
slave States have emancipated about 25O 900 in
slave population Of 100000
As the hteHigencer sneeringly pr, f.ses 10
admire philanthropy in deed rather than
word, will it be pleased to transfer It's admi.
ration in this respect from the slave to the free
States? This will be putting the saddle on the
right horse.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
From the Lower Potomac.
CAPTURE OF REBEL CANNON AND AN
MUNITION.
CONCENTRATION OF REBELS ON TIE
RAPPAHANNOCK

The steamer Yankee arrived from below, on
Thursday night, and reports that on Monday
morning two boats crews of the Yankee landed
at Shipping Point, to remove the guns left by
the rebels; but while so engaged, a squadron
Of rebel cavalry, said to be the Dnmlries cav,
airy, numb sripg 1900 men, m ,de their appear.
auce on a hill, and our men pulled of after
securing two guns, one 9,inch Dalhgren and
the other long 50, both smooth bore, which
were brought up to the yard and found to bs
double,shotted.
The Yankee fell out into the sire am and bad
trained her guns, but the cavalry retired and
kept out OF range.
The Yankee brought up in addition e. 49,
rebel guns, l60 0 inch shells lo4ic d, ne iD'
q inch shells unloadsd, tax ,n from ha r.pri
batteries at Evansport.
The rebels have left the saw nil urca hci.
and there is sufficient lumbr, a. rr n.'N 10
make quarters for several tn u,,r, mrH
Two deserters came of rr1LI a l,,;a =. eek n
few days since, who state tina 80 number
of rebel troops are congregating at the Kappa
hammock where they will make L rtan,, Con.
trabands are coming daily to the G)Itlia. T'hir,
ty seven arrived ia one day lately from the
vicinity of Dumiries, and were sen, Cf 10 thn
Maryland shore. White refugees also find theil
way to the notilla from day to day. Among
the last is DR.. Eastman, New Yorker by birth,
but who has resided near Dumfres for several
years.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
JUSTICE To THE ARMY.

We observe, with regret, that the President
has recently nominated, as brigadier generals
q considerable number Of persons who arc NOT
now connected with our brave army in the
field. Recognizing the political or military
merits Of such of those persons a. are known to
us, aud not doubling that those not known 10
us, have been selected with an equal regard 10
just personal claims, we protest, in tha name Of
justice to the army, against the confirmation Of
a single one Of them. We appreciate the pres
sure which has been brought to bear on the
President, but for all that, we disapprove Of
what he has attempted to do, and trust hal
the Senate will not permit 1t to be consum-
mated
1t is too late in this war, too many battles
have been fought, and too many officers have
won distinction by the display Of high qualities,
by the endurance Of hardship., and by heroic
valor in presence Of the enemy, to render i,
toletabe that outsiders should now be put over
their heads in the positions Of brigader gen
erals. II the country is still full Of men eager
for patriotic distinction in the army, as we are
gratiRed to know that it is, let them 60 in as
subalterns. That is truly honorable, far more
80, indeed, than to superscde by political in
fuence those who are entitled to promotion,
The country will be justly indignant, If oul
army. now covering itself with glory, is to Il
deprived Of anything ia the way Of promoter
and grateful recognition, which belongs to II
Governor Richardson, Of Illinois, now
member Of the House, upon being rendered
brigadier generalship, declined 1t with nc
blercas characteristic Of the man, upon tn
ground that he would not accept honors whic
belonged to others. We read Governor Rich
ardson's letter to the President, as the copn
try did, with admiration. The sentiment Of
commends itself to every right-thinkng mar
Honors to those who have woa them
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

COrroN.-On the 18th Of March, the LIVER
pool stock Of cotton wps $4,000 bales, having
been reduced 242, 900 bales since January ist.
At that rate Of reduction, the stock would be
cxhaused by the l5t Of August.
The receipts from January LIST to March 18th,
were very light, the last East India crop not
being due before the LIST Of April.
On the 18th Of March. the East India cotton
known to be at sea for Liverpool, was 1913 900
bales.
Upon the whole there is abundance of time
yet, 10 set at tie crop in tho Southern States,
before Liverpool is out Of cottoa. And If the
SonthHrn crop is never reached, the English
men will manage to d. without it, which Is a
much less di"itult matter than 1t has been sup
.p0s.d tC be.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From Winchestex.
Reappearance Of the Rebel Ashby.
The Unicnists Nakias their Appeaanss from
The MountairS
Con. O1a1olcao' wound

WINCHESTER, March 2S.-Yesterday, Ashby.
9th four guns, appeared near Strasburg, and
threw several shells into our camp, killing one
man.
Ills position was such as prevented his being
cut of. Our guns drove him on,
Gen. Banks reconnoitercd all the positions,
within miles Of our camp, returning after dark.
jackson Is believed to be very quiet below
Edinburg.
Most Of the population Of Strasburg have
been Unionsts throughout the war, and are 40
still. The agent of the Manassas railroad and
the station master have been hidden In the
mountains In order to avoid Jackson. They
have now returned, aud are giving invaluable
aid 70 Banks. Many Of the inhabitants have
been for weeks residing in the mountains and
caves.
All is quiet in this vicinity to-day.
The following dispatch from Gen. Shields
was received in New York, on Thursday, by
Judge DAILY:
WINCHESTER, March 27.--My wound Is doing
we'll. will be able to ride In buggy, in a
few days, at the head Of my command.
JAS. SHIELDS.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

GooD sYMrroNs,-The Baltimore Express
comes out decidedly in favor of emancipation
In Maryland. We observe also that seysrul of
the ward Union meetings in st. Louis accep,
the Presidents proposition to the slave States
so far as Missouri Is concerned.
The ball is thus rolling. In a few months
We shall have organized and powerful eman,
c'paion parties in all the border slave
Ststee.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
FROM ISLAND No. 10.
Cannonading Heard at Point
Pleasant.

Sr. LOUIS, March 2s.-The St. Louis Demo.
Gratis Cairo dispatch says heavy and rapid can,
nonading at Point Pleasant was heard at the
fleet night before last.
Capt. Maynadier and Col. Buford, who &C.
companied Professor Steiners balloon recon
uoitsance on Tuesday, discovered that the she'll,
from our mor'ars have generally fallen beyond
the enemy's batteries, the elevation OF the NOR
tar and the charge Of powder both being toc
great This will be remedied i'm media. ! al.
greater execution may b. expected h.:,A....
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
SPECIAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS.

llElDQu ,RTERs.
PROyOsr MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Ciy Of Washington,
March 2S, 1867.
Special Odd r, No 10. F'a
All passes heretofore i.'ued {, ON these Head
quarters 10 the 3lst instant, will not be renew
ed. bu. recognized until further orders.
By oder or Maj W, j.. DOsTsR, 90 O.
Provost MHrshal.
Z. E. RDBIS son,
mar 2s-lw Adjutant.