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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
MORE ABOUT MHE PERRYSVILI.E
FIGHT-OFFICERS KILLED

Among the Perrysville casualties on Wed.
nesday are-killed Gems Jackson and Terrill,
Acting Brigader Gen'ls Webster 4 Lytle OF
Ohio, Lisut Coils Jewett and Way, Camp.
bell of the 18th Ky. cavalry, Col Pope of the
same Regiment is wounded % -
There is no confirmation of Sheridan $
death. Gen. Rosecrans is reported slightly
wounded. ~
Col Wolford, FIRST Ky. cavalry, after Eve
charges took two batteries and the enemy
after hard fighting, we're driven eight miles
The foregoing relates to Wednesdays fight
Various rumors are circulating concerning
eght yesterday, Thursday said to be trace
able to no authentic source at Head Quarters
since eleven o'clock Friday morning.
We have received no advices from the bat
tie field later than Wednesday evening. Our
force in that fight was about $4,000 infantry,
batteries af artillery and $500 cavalry, but
were reinforced towards the close of the en-
gsgement The rebel force has not been es-
timated No accounts yet Of losses on either
side, but it is supposed to be large from the
mortality among field officers.
A large ambulance train is now leaving
Louisville to bring the wounded hither.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
NOTICE TO CANE GROWERS.


DAYTON sUoAR WORKs, September %, 1862.
I TAKE thus method of notifying those growing
Cane in the vicinity Of Dayton that am now near
ly ready with my works for syrup. maRing upon an
enlarged and improved scale, and shall be prepared
work all that comes, as soon as IL Is ripe. But would
My yard will be rtady 10 receive Cane on Monday
October u and boiling commence on the 18th Terms
the syrup. ,Ll- l.lnr'LioJ % p H
Cane must be bound with two bands and not cut over
eight foot long Cane OF over length or with seed,
request thOse leaving cane Tor mo worS, to INFORM
me as soon as possible OF the probable amount, and
whether they choose cash terms or share OF Syrup,
in order that may engage my barrels, etc. az
can he found Vt the Reaper Factory of Messrs.
BomberReT, Wight Co., on whose premises my works
se22w3 ~ 81 " tlssssA ISAAC A. HEiyt;EN.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
ISSUE OF PosTAGR STAMPS

WASHINGTON, Oct l0-During the last
quarter ending with Sept. the p o. Depart.
ment issued to Post Masters l03, 923,625 Post.
age Stamps, as is shown BY the bill Of the
National Bank Note Company These Stamps
represent tho aggregate amount Of l,ll6,O64
or more than l,349,l6 for the quarter ending
on the goth Of June
A large proper tion of the last issue is yet
in the hands Of the Post Master unsold, though
no doubt half a million dollars worth Of post
age Stamps are in circulation as currency.
The National Bank Note Company have
furnished Postage Stamps as well as Treasury
and are constantly extending facilities for in
creasing daily supplies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, Oct l0--Southern papers state
that yellow fever is raging featiully at Calves.
ton
BY private dispatch from DIR I A Rames
TO a gentleman Of this city We learn that be
leaves for Richmond on Wednesday with Gen
Toombs for Georgia, his wound requiring q
briof respite from active duty.
The Linehburg VirgiaiaH Of the 24th says
letter was received in this city yesterday
from Maj Gen Longsireet written on the bat.
tie field last Wednesdy.
He says that our iorces were outuumbered,
and the battle was the most desperate and
bloody Of Ihs war. Our loss was heavy, but
be thinks that Of the enemy still greater
We held our position occupying the battle
6eld, but Gen. Longstreet does not claim any.
thing more
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NOrIOE.A BARGAIN.

TINHE undersigned offer for sale the farm known as
Il John Bookorsi in Randolph township, lin the War.
n.r settemen } about and fourth miles north
OF salem. The said farm contalns one hundred and
twenty acres, ninety acres Of which ia under good
fence and good cultivation; the balance Is No. wood
and The improvements are two good dWt ling houses;
wsisi good, young, thriving orchard. The above
farm IL ono Of the most desirable in the county and
the heirs beng desrous 70 sell at private sale, wall ss
the seme for $50 per good and terma
Any desirous 70 sad premises will call j. ].
Warner or John ID. Warner who live said farm,
and for any information wnn ed II call D. X boyer
Clerk OF the Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, the
Court House. ]. ]. WARNER,
au23wsm JOHN h. MAHNER.
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FIGHT AT FRANKFORT KENTUCKY

FRASKFoKr, KY October 9--General Du-
mont surprised the Confederate forces at
O'Clock this morning, by attacking the guard
on the turnpike bridge with such vigor that
they were unable to destroy that bridge as
they had intended. Six Confederates were
found dead, and fifteen wounded. Several
wounded we're carried of, but the darkness
prevented q correct estimate OF the number
Our loss is three killed, and no wounded or
prisoners. The Confederate force was 600
cavalry and two regiments Of infantry.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
EscAPEp TaE BLocKApE

NEw YoRK, October l0.--Nassau papers
announce the arrival on the 2nd, Of the steam.
er Leopard from Charleston, with cargo Of
cotton rice, &c., to the secession house Of Ad-
derby 4 Co. 30
The steamer Leopard reports that soon az
ter leaving Charleston firing was heard which
is supposed TO have been directed towards the
5 s. Hero, as this vessel was expected to
:eave about the same time Her tate is not
yet known.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

OATs-SI~ at SssOl ~ I.ls,. western. Con.
sta and state.
PORK = nnhera a t2OoaelssO Or ms,si
uoo9li ~ for prime.
DEEF-Quiot.
CUT NRATs- uncinnsedg IA al
LARD-Firmor At sstalox
bUrTER-selling at lsg0lIf for State laais Tor
Ohio.
cHEEsE-steedy At Tjf@sN,
wHIsKH-Firmsr 1t stIeass. q
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REPORT CORRECTED.

CHICAGO. October lO--heported death of
General ogleby from wounds received OF Co.
Finth, not correct
Federal occupation Of Grand junction not
confirmed; our troops occupy Risnze. We
have chased Price a. far AZ Ripley, and aS far
as can be AsosrtRinsd the chase IS still kept
un
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHEHlttS SALE.
Daniel A Stoekslager, Adminstra- -.... .... Ii.
tor Of the estate Of Jacob SILVER .slt.
deceased. Montgomery
against LII ! Supenor Coun
John O. Boner and John Fiory, Case No. 2B6e,
partners A. BonSr 4 Flory, ct gsg...s, i'lnst
a..
TN obedience TO the oommrnd Of an order Of .sle
i issued in the above case and to me directed nom
The Superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio
will oer public sale at tho door OF the Court House
in the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, October IL, 1862,
At2 o'clock IN Of said day, the following described
real estate, yiS btated in faruerafile Montgomery
county, Ohio toWlt: Two lots, letters q "A" and "B,h
known on Charles Reeds second additional pat Of
said Of FarmeIsTille, lying ontle south tide of
Walnut street. and lDts numberad eighty eight (seD
eighty nine se), ninety (sO, ninety one lSD and nne
tytwo (92 being n-lots said Charles Resds addi-
tonAl plat OF said town Of Farmersve.
SAID premises have been appraised as follows:
Lot "a $50
Lot "B so
Lot 90 IS
Lot eg ~
lot W -
Lot 30
LOT 80
And cannot be sold for lssa than two. thirds Of the
above appraisement Terms cash sal ' tlIs...'t
GEORGE Wo0AMAH, kherin Mont county.
!. A. JoADAn, Attorney. H.. .sftfi t.sI1 selONis
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NOTICE

~ ~ mnstanar. a WI % Pressnsea "
meeting In Dayton on the first Monday Of 0otober,
1852 praying that county road be laid out and estab
corner Of Jane Dodds uaetsn seceon II town range
NJ. rs, and Al the northeast corner OF said section
Turnpike, seswt A PETITIONER
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The Old Established BIndery,

.sTHOS. w. ODEl-LY a.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD sgREsET, OVER
THE UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
MANUFACTURES all linds OF BLANK BooKsfor
WI County 0hices, Banks Rail Road iAfcSs Buni.
nesa Men, and others. His work comprises every
style, nom ~ cents up to s2,soper quirs.
Best No, / Laid or Wove paper used on Blank Work
Magazines, Psriodicaa, &C., kc bound N any styls
desired IN PLAN or glti and having ths TOOLS &C. or.
merly used by Morea, and by Calender he is prepared
70 match all volumes bound by them.
Old Books rebCund, and made 10 look better than
when new
Ausie bound in any style dtsared, and PACED con
Venence never before offered here with music binding
~ hla PACING MACHINE 10 the only one IN nc
Oly, and u one oi The most important inventions OF
hePpsosnt Day. u wlI aoouratsiy page and number
boods, Chseks, Drafts, kailToad Books and papsrs
and any kind Of Blanks. asia as tsnthouSaHd.
4. W, y, also payA very particular attauton to pre-.
pal1ng az nndss Of Blants with ffufea Heads-Rail-
Road and other work requiring neatness, and dispatch
n. HAVING recently greatly added 10 his already
age he,eet he is bsttSf than ever prspAredt please
na- He refers to the County ofdces OF Montgomery
PIebie, Darks,, and 70 the varions Banks, Railroad
ofncea 4c In the Miami Valley, Tor specimens OF his
soIk: ~. deel3.
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NOTICE. .a

MY wife, Bsna, having len my bed and board With.
Nl out esuse, hereby warn all persons aRainS.
trusting h-r on my account as will pay no debts o.
aulSdSwsW JOSEPH IRWIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

5000 FOR SALE. a 'eN 'sQat
HlHR undsrsisnsd wishes V sell his new YIHEoAR
u fAoToRY For fsirthar peFtoulars Appiy a aIrei
dArdsn. sci JACOB PhEfkfNeHE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

From the advertiser, hOVdsnes, n d
The oephalc Pills said TO be a remarkably efien.
tive remedy for the headache and OF the very hAs
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered. f..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

From ohe RzuHiRsT, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in than thou sand case
with entire success. T---
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
RICHMOND WHlG
rO CORREsP0SDEETs-


Lincoln sees disposition TO independents speech in
some Of the newspapers Of his realm and he suppresse
them. he sees the people unEiIing to volunteer and
be forces them into the service By DRAFT He sees
sndsAvOrng TO avoid this BY escaping the country
aid be issues sdist fOrbiddDs them to leave their
homes, and his military dogs to watch them These
tbiRgs In the name Of Free Government The Lstrs De
sses which has heretoors been the special prerOgs
i've Of lincoln and his ministry nov. the hacOy
Telegraph ssys vested broad cast 10 al Uaited Stats
Barshsls and Chiefs OF Police. Each and sll EN-
powered 10 arrest uithout warrant or form OF Law and
GcsScerste 10 Lincoln bAsule NhomsVer they please 10
punish in that rsy-or in other uords-to the same
pF4oicA esct--vhomeyer they ind 70 be disconrsgng
volunteering speaking against the taking journey
shioh may them from the operation Of drai.
Slc6 Is liberty tyranny much more irishttu ano
degrading than absOlum i've thousand tyrans each
armed With such irresponsible powers liberty and
reputation 70 be dreaded than one sutOcrAL-
Ii may reasonably be supposed that such hmAbe Aad
wholesale tyranny this has created ytrOng anuar re
seuon. people urs Indeed be VOID Of common sense
Who fail 70 perceive a. the ,jr 70 eusAve us, which
bss led 70 such qusneas sese has lost them all
tie rights for which freeman entitled 70 hold himself
eLofc ott O1teh9L. but N1AL ANals LlelF All. 81
reaction IL is too lis /; will 10. them from
tne drail sop The wheels OF the war Ii reach
the fountain head Of desphdsm ouy by the slow cour'g
u the ballot bO1 aud D. very gradual approaches aud
even then, sheu T. haS turned out tyrAnt that Sc
curly lave they agns, Ia next The precedent OF NJ
Utter disregard q Nv and The Constitution has 6eeu
established aud deliberately sanctioned by the people Vi
tae North. Tssy In fact cried OIL for it before the
ssc1ou sud long defended and sustained it afterwards
lever dreaming tia. the tiger they unclaimed would
bound AZ their ihroats. But he has got them by
tie tbvJat and viii he unloOse TIE grasp. TIE
fund.- AsnJa limitations OF Government tramPled
upHn Nth impuuity be restored BY constu-
,o1sl processes rebellion which should SEIZE Lncou
aid bang him for IAmphDg on the Constitution might,
. he people settled quietly back under t. yiudicate that
iasIument and is binding forcs. But no in.
ysaebmsnt cCud DO it, Tor The reason that the imPeach-
lg tribunal $ record DHtie,p' erimjs''. TIE
Uaied Sasss therefore, b.! Oud remedy OF law Civil
liberty dead forever there The yell OF No:thern ri
umph Til Be foiosej by lie val OF Northern repent
sLos .asung the desPotsm they have established
IL Iks JHsrt TO snslASs the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
Foreign Relations.

The voluntary renewal by the een Of Great Britain
In her speech the late prorogaOu Of Parliament q
the assurance that her Government viii abstain from all
Intervention in the American war and will maintain
strict neutrality puts end TO whatever expectations
auy may have INDUCED Of aid from that quarter, ant
should bring close all ,fJrs our part TO induce
frent policy. We may feel that this determination
Of Great Britain is unNise TO herself and inhuman as
90 us-se may know that situated the two belgerens
are Ii l. impossible for the prescribed neutrality to bear
equally and impArtiAly them-but are neverIhe-
less bound Afq iesce and to accept il Is dehnve and
aaaL Uuder these circumstances We submit to the EI'
ecutve and TO Congress whether il is not demanded 81
" BY dignity and self respect that Commissioner to
Great Britain be recalled and that the OoDsul Of that
government exercising their functions in this eoun.
Try be notified that they longer do SO. II is
worth considering too, whether similar course should
not be pursued with reference to France and all other
Govsrnmeuss having official agents here. The time will
come, Of course, when We will be recognized by the
family OF nations and will have commercial and dpo
matte relations with then-bu il strikes that the next
overture 10 these eIdi should come from them. We
have danced attendance and mportuned long as is
compatible with deceucy and self respect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
degrees. and beautifully les,.p
SPECULATORS.

There is a great deal said IN the papers, well as
ia private circles and IN street conversations, about
Spectators and specuatOns, aud much that is ju't
Is well - much that IS unjust The man who pur
sues the ordinary OF trade buying and selling
although his profits may be large, il not SpecuatOr
the odious of the term but he who invests his
capital IN articles OF prime necessity and wIthhods
them from market for enhanced prices or 10 create
monopoly, Is Spectator in the worst sense Oi the
term. But the most injurious Spectator that We have
had during the war is the Government itf, aud IT. spe
citations have resulted ia nothing but injury 10 itself
and injury 10 the people, and tins il does by laying al
embargo upon transportation For instance, Brgader
Generals 10y authority, we presume, oil very neih-
cient COmmissary General, say what shall and what
shall not pass our rail roads We Will mention
case in point Gen. lleth, who, for time, had com
mand of brigade on.New River, issued order that
and hence the people east of the Ridge, whose usual
supplies from the west, now pay two prices for
bacon. We all know that prices regulated by sup
ply and demand Ii the supply be diminished the de-
mand increases, and prices in proportion II the
supply be unmpeded the demand increases and prices
fall Every school-boy knows this and yet the Gov
eminent is acting IL 1t knew nothing about the laws
of trade Military commanders, therefore, a. has been
the with Gen. Heih in Virginia and Gen. Smith
in Tennessee, who have laid embargo upon trans
pOriatIun have done TO enhance the prices oil ar
tcles OF prime necessity than all the spectators be
tween Atlanta and Richmond But for the embargo
on bacon on the Virginia and Tennessee road, hams
could now be bought Richmond at twenty i've cents
instead OF sixty iye and but Tor the difficulties thrown
III the way OF transportation the Tennessee and
Georgia roads, sugar could be bought IN Abingdon at
twenty cents instead Of sixty-six.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
IRON SOUTHWESTERN virginia.
Carr H.oRE, (TAzIwELL Co, Va !
August llLh, 1854 (

70 the Editor Of the Wig:
Tae Ist Battalion Mounted Riasmsn, Virginia State
Line, il low encamped at this place, about fifty FIVE
uiles northwest of Wytheve.
On Friday last we we're startled from Usual quie
tude BY the report that the enemy approaching by
road known as the Tugg road, leading from L gan
county through Mcdowell, and striking the turnpike
through Abs Valley, just at our place Of encampmen
They had burned the wagons and baggage Of htjor
Witcher's Battalion @. S. A.. aud despoiiug the
country generally. The bugle sounded the alarm, and,
W fw mru.es, We all in the ranks eager for
tight The order to cook days rAtions quickly
obeyed and in the course OF two hours on the
road TO Mcdowell by "HAnk movement" down Abbs
valley about miles striking thence across the noun
laus TO the Tugg road. As riding out Of the ques
lion, all who had started from camp mounted had 70 d.
mount and We bad to foot it over the toughest piece Of
country in the State OF Virginia. Wild mountainous
aud uunhabed it presented to the eye Of the soldier
the most pitiAble spectacle im5 ginAble. Climbing up
some Of the lofty peaks, and casting the eyes abroad
they discovered only succession Of ridges rising be
hind and above each other until SIGHT VAS Lost in the
din, smoky distance. There was sign of living man
or beast save the wreath Of smoke curling up the
tain side from small cabin, hardly 6t to shelter
beast, much less All night and DAY did traverse
this wilderness Of mountains arriving in time to fad that
the enemy had slipped We captured two good Union
mep Who, mis- ating US for Yankees, came up to join
~ and found out their mistake only when their hAnt
~sfs inoned behind them. We made = circuit OF hfty
odd miles ~ lirte over twenty. flour hours-A feat
.oaalsd even by "SloneWals foot cavalry" az they
"a nsyer vel travelled such road Al road il can be-
called. Hall of the were neal' or quite bsrefoOted
One little bOy belonging to Company g, started from
camp d vent the whole Nay barelooted. BOB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21

encountered opposition and bred discomfort which are
no greater only because Of the patriotic disposition Of
our people TO do aud endure all that seems necessary to
enable N 10 make successful resistance 70 the foe The
pluu Of Gov Fo0ts, if t be shown to be equally as
citnt il certainly oonsonant with system Of
Government and VIII be more acceptable to the country
Without Intending at present. to urge its sdoPOn for
We have no. informed ourselves sufficiently Of all the
that are entitled to be considered In con-
nscton with it, We bespeak for ID the attentive eIAmnA-
tion af Oongreaa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21
LED Us INSTANCE case with regard 70 bacon. Gen

Let US instance case with regard TO bacon. Gen.
Smith having prohibited IFS transportation eastward
further than the State line, the article has recently
been bought on the Tcunessce side OF the street
il Bristol at twenty five cents, while not pound could
be bought the opposite side Of the street in Virginia
less than thirtyhye. Now all that Gen. Smith has
effected by this is that il affords spectators the oppor
unity of buying bacon on one side Of the street IN the
day time at twenty five cents, running the blockade with
it to the other side Of the street at night and selling
the next day at thirty five THIS, are inform
ed, has been done.
The only way in the world, il 10 us, 10 break
down speculation, is allow unrestricted trade and
traffic. This will encourage competition, competition
will break the back Of speculation and when specula
ton gets its quietus the worst Yankee army that has
yet invaded the South will have been deslroyed.fb
ingdOn DuVinian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-21

THr "HrRoIc IScIDKxr" At NKw 0RLtlss.-We pub
sbed brief statement, yesterday, Of the killing Of
Yankee officer, in New Orleans, by lady, and her &C.
cape from the vengeance Of Brute Boiler. We subjon
fuller account Of the Gff,r copied from the Mobile
Register and Advertiser Of the l6:h inst
We are Indebted to high authority for the facts Of the
following occurrence 10 New Orleans intelligence Of
Which reached the city yesterday. Mrs. Il n. hyams,
wife Of the Lieutenant Governor Of the State passed on
the street number Of Yankee officers sitting IN door
vay as she went by. One Of them and followed
her few steps and srrssting her progress BY l.cing
himself in front Of her, told her that she had omitted TO
Dos in passing She attempted to avoid the rusD, when
he repeated hA remarks and asked her II she had not
read General Butlsrs 0Nder No. rs" with reference 70
the treatment of Union officers and soldiers with respect
Eodeas orng 10 pass the fellow, he threw his arm round
che ladys waist aud pressed his foul lips upon her lace
As the villain released her from his emoace the South.
err lady cooy drew pistol and shot him through the
body that he fell dead at her feet in the iusoent hush
of his cowardly trampA the nsulted virtue Of
feeble and unprotected woman.
Another o, the officers Immediately arose, and, sp
preaching the noble and courageous LADY, took her by
she arm and told her, that the other Federas could
hear that she mus. accompany him before Gen. Butler
He Immediately placed her in cab aud drove away pui
not to the BeastquArers He directed the cab out Oh
the city and through the line OF sentes-and iurhet on
sill. until beyond the reach Of the tyrants outpoets-
The act Of the heroine had made hero OF the wtnts
He told her that he considered her act asti6able and
nob,e ard 4At 10 moment he had determined that abe
should not be sacrsd to Buffers vengeance and adopt
ID the expedent by which he had rescued her. de
tnued to her her journey through the canntry
until they arrived in the Southern lines al Camp Moore
when he delivered himself up to the Confederate sutho
ties, 10 be deot with as prisoner or otherwise.
So ends this heroic aHd dramatic incident Of the war
Mrs. II, ANS has set lofty example for Southern wo
men, and the gallant gentleman VINO delivered her has
sbamed ts army and the whole North We trust he has
reuouuced forever the service of the opprefsors and
that rank equivalent TO his deserts may reward him il