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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-04-25
The Cairo correspondent of the Mil
wankee Wisconsin says:

waukee WSscoaSiaa says:
With regard to the battle, we are beginning
to get more definite idea of it. The whole
thing was an awful blunder on the part of our
Generals. l am told General Grant is here,
and have good reason to know this to be
fact. He left as soon as he could after Gen.
Halleck's arrival, and have no doubt by his
order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
COM. ELLET APPOINTED BRIGADIER
GENERAL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 The Appointment oil
Brig Gen. has been conferred on Col. Alfred
W. Ellet, who distinguished himself in the OPP
authorized to raise volunteer brigade to
serve with the Ram feet in conjunction with
the gunboats.
On the western waters, the son Of the late
Col Chas. Ellet, who was wounded in the en-
gagement at Memphis has been appointed
Colonel in the brigade
The Secretary of War has ordered militia
ry commission to be organized to inquire into
the conduct Of Maj Gen, Buell. in reference
10 his permitting the invasions of Kentucky
by Gen Bragg, his failure to relieve Mumfords-
vile, and allowing its capture by the enemy,
his conduct during the battle Of Perryville,
his allowing the lorces Of cen Bragg TO es-
cape from Kentucky without capture or loss
in attacking them also his operations in Ten
nessee and Kentucky. Court to be held in
Cincinnati
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The FEDERALS IN POSSESSION OF
... THOR0UGHFARE GAP.

FAIRFAX STATION, Nov. 4, p. Mn
: formation from the front says that our cavalry,
under General Stahl, last evening drove the
enemy out Of Thoroughfare Gap and the divi.
sion Of General Schurz advanced aud took
possession of it No enemy remained in sight
last evening at dusk The other divisions Of
SIgers force, under Stahl and Won Steinwehr,
are well upon the railroad in supporting dis
~ tance OF SchuIz. Our cavalry also now hold
Baeklsnd Mills, where recently the rebels had
a pretty strong guard Bayards force holds
Aldie and the country between that point aud
the front of Sigels advance The rebel force
at Catletts Station and Wsrrenton Junction
had not been changed up to yesterday morn
ing.
Union people, who have just come in, re
port there is a rebel force Of 5000 inianty y
and 1000 cavalry at the town Of Warrenlon,
With some artillery
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NEW YORK INTERCHANGEABLE.
~ NEOtJS NEWS


Nkw YoRK, Nov 5.-The full returns OF
thii city show total majority for Seymour of
1881. a"1" Af
Tribune comedies Seymour's election.
Ships Of war Dscotah, Vanderbilt and Ino,
ordered to sea Immediately, probably sail to-
day,
A Washington special states that the 7th
Vermont Regiment is 10 be brought from
New Orleans to some Northern port to re-
recruit
The 9th Vermont, captured at Harper
Ferry, is 10 be Immediately exchanged.
A New Orleans letter 10 the Herald says,
Gen. Weitzels brigade landed at Donaldson
vile on the 25th, thence TO Thibadoux, where
It had slight engagement capturing 20 reb-
els Another force was sent TO attack rebels
10 the rear, under Col Thomas and two iron
clnds and two guuboats under Capt Buchan-
on, with list Indiana, which he landed at
Brashear city. While gunboats 60 to Frank.
lin to destroy gunboats said TO be there, rebels
destroyed all the produce at Donaldsonville
prior to the arrival Of the Weitzel
Com. Porter offers to take command Of the
ship Dreadnaught, to chase the pirate Ala
bamR
A letter from the steamer Norwich, of
Georgetown, s. Q. states that the rebel Fort is
destroyed and seven rebels killed
Contrabands state that there is good deal
Of sickness at Georgetown. That n six gun
floating battery was being built at Charleston
and a ten inch thick iron clad Also that
there are four large cotton laden steamers at
Charleston waiting to run the blockade.
Harper's Ferry dispatches to the Herald
state that Gen Richardson died at Sharps-
burg, on the night Of the Sd. The rebel cav
airy continue to show themselves in the neigh
borbood OF Charleston, and three of chr pick
cts have been captured
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BY Telegraph.
aEPoRTEp FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
FRICTION NEWS.

BuFrAIo, Nov. 3--Result Of the election in
this State not yet ascertained. Indications are
that the Democrats have q large majority for
Seymour in New York, and have elected a
large number of Congressnen, probably in
eludng the two Woods.
SO far as heard from, New Jersey has gone
largely Democratic.
ALSO said that Rice, Republican for Con.
gress in Boston, Is defeated
CnIoAoo, Nov. 4----ll p M--Election pass
ed of quietly. Vote iull large Reported
mejorities from all wards of the city give Ar
mold Rep, for Congress 345 majority. His ma
jority in the District Is from 300 to 1900.
Returns from the State very meagre, Civ.
ing no indications rs to result
Springfield city gives Stuart Dem. for Con-
greas, 4l3 majority. Allen, Dem. candidate
AZ large, 200 majority.
kankakee county gives Norton, Rep. for
Congress, 1000 majority
0alena gives 300 democratic majority
State ticket returns from 10 towns in differ.
ent parts OF the State, give lngersoll, Rep,
candidate for Congress ut large, $500 maj
WIscoSsiH--Seveu towns IN Walworth coun-
ty give Potter, Rep, Lips.
kenosha county, thiee towns give Potter
300. HIS majority 10 the whole county will be
about 500
DErRoIr, Nov 4-ll p M-ScAtlering re.
turns indicate the eieetion OF the whole repub
lcan ticket BY majority, probably not less
thau 5000.
MiLwAUKEE, Nov. 4-Election in this State
hotly contested by both parties. Guy and
county Of Milwaukee will give Brown, Demo
erat 4,700 majority over John f. Potter
kenosha county g'ves probably 46O for Pot
ter.
Seven towns in Walworth county give Pot
ter some 800 majority.
Friends Of Brown claim his election, with
out doubt, bot republicans think the returns
from the balance Of the District and soldiers
voto may elect Potter.
BosroN Mass. NOV The vote for Gov. in
this city is quite close. Deyens leading An.
drew
NEw YoRK, Nov 3-Midnight--over 200
towns heard from show Wudsworth's majority
outside OF New York and Brooklyn Ii 900
State probably goue Democratic by $4,000
majority
f NrwARE, n. j., November 4-Midnight-
State gone Democratic. Parker is elected
Governor, and Perry and Steele to Congress,
both democrats. aNIl.t.
In the 4th District Linn, Union, runs ahead
OF his ticket in town heard from.
% WiLAIsGroS, DEL Nov 4-Brandywin
and Christiana give Union majorities
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The Old Established Bindery,

II1OS. w. ODELL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET own
THE UNION TELEGRAPH oFFICE
MANUFACTURES all kinds of BLANK BoOKsCo Cor
u1 Ssunty Othees, Banks, Rail Road Ofices Busi.
ness Men, and others. His work conpnses evarv
style, 81 nom on 70 cents up to s2,6Oper quire.
Best No. Laid or WOye paper used on Banl, Iyorl,
Magazines Periodicals, &c., &c. bound in anv siys,
desired N PLAN or gilt and having the tools c ir
merry used by Morts and by Calender he IN prennred
TO match all volumes bound by them Ni''''
old Books rebtu und, and made TO look better than
MUSIC Dound IN any style deslred, and PACED; n con
Venience never before offered here with music Iinjin
no His PAGING MACHINE is the only one IN TX X
mty, and Is one OF the most Important inyenhons NJ
the present Day IL will accurately page and nn,nIr
Books, Checks, Drafts, halroad Books, and pan"rs
ana any KIND OF Hanks, as high as ton thousand
W, ~ aiso pays very particular attention 10 pre-
parlIg Al kinds OF Blanks with Hinfoa Hoais-{ail.
Hoaa ana other work requiring neatness and dispatch
na= having recently greatly added To his alreadv
ts srss sses he s beter than ever prepared 10 please
n ns- DE refers 10 the County offices of Monteomerv
fsIeDle' DRrke, and 10 the various Banks, Railroaa
oihGes' &c. IN the Miami Valley, for specimens Of his
S... declA
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LOUISVILLE ITEMS.

LoUisvilLE, November 4-Geo, H. Yeat
man ia elected TO Congress 10 I'LL the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of the Hon.
James s. jackson.
Il is reported that Bragg's army is at Mur
freesboso, Tennessee and that l 800 rebel cav
dry are at Somerset, Kentucky
Four hundred sick and wounded Federal
so.iiers, from hospitals in the interior Of the
Stas, arrived here this evening; also some
fort rebel prisoners
Cen. Boyle has ordered all the rebel priso-
nertat Harrodsburg and other hospitals, who
are efficiently we'll to be removed, TO come
herefor shipment TO Vioksburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-The rush at the Gus
tom House yesterday afternoon to procure
postage currency was very great and the eX.
citement ran high A company OF the Pro
vost Guard was sent for to preserve order,
and we're compelled to use the butt ends of
their muskets TO keep the crowd off
The Guy Council yesterday took action in
the matter of small change by appointing II
committee 10 adopt some plan whereby the
city may isue scrip for the fractional parts Of
a dollar
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
ILLINOIS ELECTION

CHICAGO, Nov. Returns thas far indi.
cate the following Congressman elected in this
State 2st District, Arnold 2nd District,
Farnsworth 3rd District Washburne; 9th
District, Lovejoy; 9th District Norton, Re
publicans; fourth and seventh in doubt ;
9Th District Stuart; 9th District, Ross 10th
District, Knapp; llth District Robinson
18th District, Morriso; 10th District, VIM j.
Allen. Democratic vote on candidates at large
will be close. Ingersoll, War Democrat prob
ably elected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
NEW JERSEY ELEcTION

TRENTON, Nov 5.--Parker, democrat, for
Governor is undoubtedly elected by II, 900
majority. A democratic gain of some g. 600
over last Goveshors vote The following
Congressman are elected
lst District Starr, Rep 2d-Middleton,
Dem 3d-Steele, Dem 4th--Rogers, Dem
5th-Curry, Dem. both branches Of the state
Legislature are largely Dem
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION

BosToS, Nov 5.-Returns from 255 towns
give John A. Andrew, Governor G7447; 4;
Brlgadier General Devens in the same towns
has 4S, $3.50. Andrews majority in the State
will be about 10000 In the Senate thirty
four Republicans are elected and six People 8
Union Men In the House l79 Republicans
and "a Peoples Union Men are elected -
Twenty-seyen towns are yet TO be heard from.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
oUANTRELLs BAND ROUTEp.

KAssAs CRY, Nov. A fight took place
yesterday between portion Of Col Gather
woods 9th Cavalry, Missouri State Militia, aud
Quantrell QuRn,rel burned train of
twelve wagons, killing nine men, taking
twenty-five prisoners. Catherwood pursued
him aud came up with him near Rose Hill,
where he defeated him in pitched battle, and
is nov in pursuit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
NEW JERSEY ELECTTON

NEw YoRK, Nov. 5,--The democrats OF
New Jersey carried the Lower House Of the
Legislature and probably the Senate. They
will have ten or twelve on joint ballot, which
secures the election OF a u s. Senator, in
have also elected their Governor by 5000 to
5000 majority Rogers, Steele, and Terry, all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the undersigned has
In TINS day hed IN the Court OF Common Pleas
witnin the county Of Montgomery and state OF OhIo
ms petition praying TO be divorced from his wie bar
bara Wolf Oause-wliul absence for more than three
years. The said Barbara Wolf N notified thai unless
she appears and answers 10 SAID petition the same
viii be taken true and decree rendered according
y. MAkTIN MOLE
d. H. BAodoTTi Attorney. Oct. 2, lA1Q-oc7Y8
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
PETITION FOR PARTITION,

George A. Grove, guardian of GeorRel
~. wlnebrenner Louiza NJ. Wine Superior
blehner ana David II. Wlnebrenner, Court OF
FiMhup .a .aa sHl 90 %. Montgomery
Charles Maxwell, Joseph W. Maxwell, Ohio
Lens Maxwell, Mary Baldwin, and
=; "a. Baldwin. iesldents OF the State Petition
Of Iowa, James Taylor, George Tay- for
lVr hnu Ohhiies layiof, residents OF Partition.
the state of Indiana, and Cathnrlne
Winebrenner, resident OF Montgom- No. 1850.
cry county, Uhio, Defendants.
INtiE said defendants will take notice that neton
l. WAS hlel against them the 10Th day OF uotober
loO2, IN the Superior Court OF Montgomery county
Ohio by George A. Grove, As guardian of George M
WInebrcnner, LouA NJ. Winebfenner, and Dayd "A
Wlnebrenner, his wards, anc ls now pending wherein
aaId george A. Grove demands partition for his said
wards ol the following real estate towt Situate In the
county VI Montgomery, and state OF Ohio and in the
town OF Mamlsburg, and bounded and described a.
follows, VIZ Beng in-lots Nos. and 49, agreeably 10
samuel etoberA plat OF the town OF MamisburR in the
county OF Montgomery and state aoi esAid except so
much o lot No. - ~ has been taken OIL the east side
thereof by the Great Miami Turnpike. Said lots are
known and designated IN lots Nos lpl and 100 on the
revised plat OF SAID town
Also, an out-lot 10 the town of MamisbpFg an said
beng the same lot conveyed by Daniel GebhRrt 10 h
M. Nlnton, Dy deed dated April 2, 1890 and recorded
~ the Montgomery county records.
And that nt the December term, 1907 OF said Court
the sald George A. Grove, SAID guardian will appy
Tor an order that partition may be made OF SAID prem
-uS. GkDRt,E A GgnVl
Guar'ilan OF George NJ, Loliisa M, and David N.
Mnebrenner.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. ocQIdtWawtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
PRIzEs-DEATd OF GEN. MITCHELL

New YoRK, Nov. 4-The prize steamer
Anglia, from Port Royal, the LIST inst, arrived
this morning. She was captured by the gun
boat Flagg and the barque Restless, while
trying to run the blockade off Charleston. -
Her captain, two engineers and thirteen of
the crew were with her, The rest OF the crew
were on the steamer Florida, which sailed for
New York on the lst. The Anglia WAS load.
ed with arms and ammunition.
The prize steamer Scotia was repairing ut
Hilton lead, aud will sail in u few days tor
New York She was also loaded with am
muntion
G. Gen. Mitchell died at Beaufort on the Both
ult, ol yellow fever, which was prevailing
there
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LEGAL NOTICE
Adam Clay, Plaintiff,


samuel H. Loree, Henry LOree, Har. MoDtso%ery % M
ss Srs sUGs sss ssnsss Ssss LSSsf SShP County
SAMUEL II. LOREE, OF Amador county, state OF
- California, will take notice that Adam Uiay OF the
county OF Montgomery, IN the state OF Ohio did, on
.he So.h day Of August 1862, file his petition in the
superior Court OF Montgomery county, In the state OF
OHIO, against the said samuel II. Loree, Henry Loree
Harriet Loree, Frances Loree, John Mcclure and j.
McOeaf defendants, setting forth that Henry Loree
and harriet Loree gave TO samuel II. Luree a mort
gage, on the LIST day OF April 1857 10 secure the pav.
ment OF $780, according certain note referred 10 in
Said mortgage, due In ye years from It's date with 10
per cent, Interest, the following described lands
situate IN the county OF Montgomery, and state OF
OHIO, being part OF section g. town r. range EAST A.
Beginning 4l2 chains the north line Of the Loree
arm IA said section east Of The northeast corner of the
doWer estate IN said hTn set e and assigned 10 Fran.
ces Loree, WIDOW OF samuel Loree deeeas d; thence
SO along the north line of said farm 4. i6 cnains,
LoTee iarln; thence SB1S w 6-4l chaIns; thence
w lE-lf chalns 10 the place OF beginning containing
~ scresi and that since the giving OF said mort
gage the SAID Adam Clay sued out an attach
samuel II. Loree, and In said proceeding basore
iiam Goudy, Justice OF the Peace OF Miami town
ship montgomery county, Ohio, said defendants Hen.
ry LOr' was ordered. as Garnshee, pay said Adam
clay " 50, the amount due him ON said Samuel
n. Loree out OF the said $500 debt due from him and
Harriet Loree TO said Samuel H. Loree evidenced hy
the SAID note and secured by the said mortgages and
thai since the other defendants claim some interest in
object and prayer OF said petition that said mortgage
may be forecosed, said lands ordered appraised ad.
VerIlSed ana Sold and the proceeds much there
OF as Is necessary be app ed TO the payment OF the
plnintif 3 claim, interest and cost IfiI z
Ana tho said samuel H. Loree is reauired iy Law In
answer said petition before the third SATURDAY AZ
ter the 9Th day OF December next
oezlS6 ADAM CLAY
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REMOvAr-

M rs. NJ. kELLER, having just returned from the
fl East with ALL the latest styles and patterns Of
DhEss, CLOAk AND MANIlLLA MAKING, re.
speetully informs the ladies of Dayton and vicinity
tna she may be found at No 900 south side OF second
street, between Jefferson and 81 CLAIR one door sest
OF Wyau's Bakery. Patterns TOR sale. "
MA gent .eman and lady can be accommodated
with pleasant rooms, with board ocgO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
SCHOONER ASHORE

SAcKErTs HARBoR, Nov 5.-The tug Lady
Franklin, just arrived, reports large black
lopsail schooner, name unknown, ashore near
Point Peninsula
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THE UNION MUST BE PRESERYED.

ME- are authorized to recruit company for the
w One Hundred and Ninth Regiment, % " T..
under command OF Colonel M p. Nolan.
IL you wish 10 escape the draft ana crush out this
wicked rebellion you nave chance to ioin first
class Regiment which has already 400 men IN Camp
Dennaon ~ 'r'''F
Pay, Clothing aud Subsistence from the date ot an
lAtment' Bounty Same as other rsgments,
JOSEPH HESS Captain
MlLES NOLAN, LIST Lieut.,
srsdlOt' CHA5. ALLEN, 2d Lieut.
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--LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
POSSESSION OF AsHBYs GAP

He'd Quarters Anmy Of the Potomac,
Nop. lAiO r. M--I.ast night Il was uncer,
tain whther he possession Of Ashby's Gap
would contested OF not, Every preparation
was mae To force il IL circumstances made
il Necessary, but the rebels retreated this
morning leaving our troops in uudisputed
possesaA Of the Mountain.l =
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ELECTION.

WILAnfON, DsI b.--NeWcastIe county
gives Y on majority Of 5s3-
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REYSoLDsnuRe, FRANELIN Co., OsIo,
January Q, 1881.

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Truly yonrn,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05

George A. Grove, guardian OF George
NJ. Winebrenner, Louiza NJ. Wine S
brenner and David II. Winebrenner.
Plaintiff, fg NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05

As these Testimonials unsolicited by Mr. Spaldng
they Afford unquestionable proof Of the efficacy
OF this truly scientific discovery: