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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE MURFRRRs
BORO FIGHT.

HEADoUARTER's ARWY PoroMAu, Jan =
News from the rebel side relative TO the fight
at Murfreesboro is to the effect that the reb
els took 1000 prisoners and &c guns II
JET Davis returned 10 Richmond and de
lived a bitter, violent speech against the Fed
eral Government and its officers, dcnouncine
us guilty Of the most enormou crimes.
Although the rebel force on our front and
the army at Port Royal are withdrawn entire
~ from view, tbs not believed any have beer
sent to reinforce Bragg. til n45i eva.
No movement Of Importance taken place
for several lays. ga
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
Reported for the Daily Emprs.I
New York Market
New YoRK. jam,

~" LUNA january .,
FLoUR-Reeeipts 5000 bbls; market
5@lOc b etter sales 10000 bbls 64O@
G55 extra state; 1901 90 common to
good shipping brand r. Il. o.
wHEAT-NOne, lc better, fair demand
! .l'gl IS Chicago spring J as@l 40 Nil.
waukee club; 46@l 81 winter red ives
tern. .|.. .I.ti.'IN
CORN-Firmer, not very active at sl@
50 mixed western.
oATs-Firm at 61@7l. common tofprime.
P0RK-Quiet
DRESSED HoGS--shade irmer at &:
@5f 8af
LARD-Firm at si@l0.
WHIsKY-Unehanged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
sHERIFF'S SALE.

John cofSy ct al Montgomery Common Pleas,
vs. Case M "a
Philip Edwards ct all In P~artition
DY virtue Of, and in obedience TO, the command AZ
ID an order OF sale issued in the above case, and 10
the Court House In the city Of Dayton, on
~ Saturiag, January "a 1853,
Ate o'clock p IN Of said day, the FOLLOWING descrihad
real estate, to-wit: In Lot nunbared sixtv.siT fasI IN
the town Of Union in the county Of MONTGOMERY nd
state OF Ohio. ~
The same, with the improvements theron. has b..
appraised at 500, and cannot sell for less than ~,
thirds OF the appraised value. TelmslI eash. HT
payments TO be secured by mortgage on the prem.
deladtvawts GEORGE woGAMAN, sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
Times special says:

II is positively asserted that IN important
change will be made in the War Department
himself contempiatss retirement, othefs that
Assistant Secretary Watson = going, while
still others insist that both chief and subor'
dinate will vacatet together. tA
Department, sentiment among uncondition,
ally loyal, demand the %apppoiniueps o. But
Ter to the position.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
CONFEDERATE ACCOUNT OF RE
IREAI EEAM NIP EREEgRNRA

BALTIMORE, Jan 8-The Richmond ETam-
insr of the 9th has the following
CHATTANOOGA, Jan 5-Gsn Cooper, SIR
We have retired from MuAfreesboro in perfect
order, All our stores are saved, and about
1900 Federals, 5000 stand of arms and "a
pieces of cannon, captured by US, already
arrived here.
[Signedl B. s. EwELL.
Bragg has fallen back to Shelbyville. Fed.
erals after their reyerses were strongly rein
forcep and drove US back.
Raleigh, N. c., papers slate the Federals
have been largely reinforced at Newbern
and a movement has commenced, thought to
be against Wilmington. hluJy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
Dr.J. p. GILLEsPIE.

S u II q r. O N ID Il N Il It A.,
OFFERS hts services to the public, and all the ad.
Vantages TO be derived nom a thorough knowledge
profession.
sSWolk domain all the different styles.
Vuiee and resldenge-No. IS, Jefferson street, west
sue oet"een First and Second. de2edly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
REBEL RAMS A FAILURE

Nav YORK, Jan s-Letter from Fort Pm
laski says rebel rant at Savannah are failures.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
SHERIFF,S SALE

Amlzlah Young,
vs. Montgomery Superior Court
CathArine Kouts.
DY virtue Of an execution issued In this cass I .m
ID offer at public sale at the door Of the Oonrt Homsa
in the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, JdludIy -, 1862,
At two O'Clock p m Of said day, tho following descrih
ed real estate, viz: Lot numbered four M in me town
ty, Ohio.
Appraised at $40 and cannot sell for less than u Of
the above ap-praisement. Terms cash. " "
de2edtwawts GEORGE WoGAMAE, Sheriff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R. Il

la % M igHzn IEF#SASaR
n ana alter December 81, lsGO, and until further
notice, Passenger and Freight Trains will leave
DAYTON, going north, as follows:
N.In A. NJ. through Freight aud ommoda
OstU with Passenger Car attached.
lll.Qn a. NJ. Mail tram for Springfield, Columbus.
1U.OU UrbAnA, Bellefontane, Forest, CLYDE and
sAhdusky, connecting nc Springfield with Train ion
Lohuon and Columbus, arriving IN Columbus at $3.50 b
M Al UrbAna with train for Columbus; at Forest witt
Tran on Pitsburg, 1t. Wayne a Chicago r. X. going
hsatp arriving IN Cresuine Vt $40 y IN and Pittstsifg al
zSOA M atClyde with Tram ON Cleveland and Toledo
n. X. gong ksst, arriving in Cleveland At $40 D m,
nuhufk a. SsSOa IN, and Buffalo at 6a3O = IN. 0oint
Wesl, ArriNlnKl 10 Toledo At 1910 a m, Detroit at G:l6 ;
N, Chlcako Al 1850 n IN, and Sandusky at $40 m.
FL n A. Night Express for Springfield, Urban
Ns1A anu beilelOntalne, connecting at Forest, viii
aIl1n going Hast on Pittsburg, III. Wayne and Chicago
hoaui arriving u Crestline nj U:l5 q M, Plttsburq AZ ylt
p NJ Going West, with Train arriving in NJ. Wayne Al
oizo = m, and chicago az lO:IO a m, al Clyde with fran
on cleveland aud Toledo X. Il. arriving IN Cleveland M
S'9O m, Dunkirk NJ 400 p Ia aud Bufsio AT $50 % m
Reaches sandusky at $40 a m.
YAK Z. M. huutsyile accommodation, l.ayin,
tsUO Dayton On arnys VI Traiu nom Cincinnati,
reaching Springfield at 800 p IN, Urlaua at IU.4s II nj,
west Liberty NJ ll:z3 IN, belleiontslne VI n:6I ID m
and Huntsville at l2alz a M.
Tickets via this Line to all points North, East ano
west can be had at The Ticket Uihce IA die Union pepoi
%AM'L W. KING, Ticket Agent.
~ Fare always a. low as by any other route.
torinlVrmRuon relative TO shipping Freight by In,
Route, apply AZ the Company's Freight Depol-J. h
mASSE1t Agent. II. RICE, SUPERINTENDENT
M. q. OLAPP, Gen. Ticket Agent. ianlG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08

lieutenant General Commandinp.

Lieutenant henefQl commanding.
Chattanooga, Jan 3-Among the prison.
err brought here within the last two days,
tweuty-three different regiments were repre-
scented Three cars on a train loaded with
our wounded we're ierked from the track six
miles from Bridgeport Friday morning seven
soldiers killed. The train was coming from
Murfreesboro.
Ta-day's Richmond papers contain official
dispatches from Bragg in which he acknow-
Lodges that he found our forces too strong for
him aud was compelled to fall back to Tulla.
home,
Press despatch to Richmond papers say
that he lost very heavily
Bill for letters of maruue and reprisa
against rebels referred to-day, will probabl
pass after being amended 30 as TO includ
foreign enemies as well az, domestic.
Richmond papers received by General hi,
at Fortress Monroe to-day admit defeat su
taiued by Bragg at Murtreesbuoro and lamen
that Yankees would now obtain possession @
East Tennessee from which an army of 200,
900 could not drive us.
Partial reports from Admiral Porter
early operations above Vicksburg received a
Navy Department
Il makes detailed mention Of the woundin
of commander Gwyn. He refused to 60 int
the pilot house, saying the deck wa he on
iain's place,
Impression in best informed military ,l.u,e
tonight is that General Butler viii he 500
sent back 10 Mississippi river with an Ell
large command and extended authority.
Republican states that Count Megan VIII
was accused by General Butler as having &C
ed Burker 70 jeff Davis has been dismisse
by NJ Mercier, Frecch Minister, after exam
nation of the record Of Majous' acts witho,
any other action on part Of our GovernmeI
except presentation Of the case.
NJ. Tarcannet has been recognized by OF
Government by the Counsel at N, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
ABRAHAM PoNTIUs ESTATE

ON the 22d day of December, 1862, the undersignsd
was appointed and qualified ~ Administrater III
county, ohio, deceased.
de27ws" JOHN sHUPERT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
FIREMEN's INSURANCE. COMPANY

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meetn0
IN Of the stockholders Of the m Insurancs
Company, will be held at the office Of the Oomnanv N
2 o'clock p m, on Monday, january 8, 1868, ior I'M
purpose Of elecung nine directors for the enning wear
by order VI the PRESIDENT.
". PnELrs, Secretary. deoqti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
SalOOn and Restaurant

Formerly owned by Mr.. v. Fines, southeast corner Of
INN and Ludloy' where he will be able at all times 70
suPPy mem with the best the markets afford.
short notice. 40
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
SOUTHERN NEWS

WAsmNGroN, January Richmond papers
Ut Monday have the following disprteh
FcksbHTy January 2.
TO Hon J. r. Seldom, Secretary of War;
The enemy finding his efforts unavailing to
make any move upon our position has re-em.
barked, leaving a considerable quality Of in
,renching tools and other property. Appar,
entity has rolinquished his designs upon Nicks,
ourg. (Signed,)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-08
John %aMNaNAGEL

MOULD respectfully inform his numerous fnenc
w and eussomerst that he has purchased the
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
The war fa MEXICO.
YsoLIsn SoTicg or TIE FRENCH BLOCKADE.
IRON the London Gazette, Oct n.


Prom the London Gazette, Oct IL
lOEIaN OFt,E, Oct a. 1868.
10 n hereby notified that bari Russell ber MAJESTY
ccived from her Msesiyis Vice Consul At Vera Cruz
notnstlon addressed TO him by the Commander va Chof
u the french naval forces In the Guf u Metco and
dated the bh q september 1875 ~ the blockade by the
French naval forces and from The Oh u Seltember
1868, of the cast of the Gulf o. hexc0, viii the sScep
ton o, Iampico, Vera cruz, AlvArsdo, Coat acoalcos
Tabssco and Carmen. The following s the Ofcial com
munoation received by kari Russell
We, the unders gncd Rear Adrnirs Command ~ N
"a ef The naval for ~ his Majesty The nl = the
French in the Guf of Mexico of tho state "
EXISTING between Trance and the government " Juarez
acting by virtue Of The overs which bciuuF g. us,
neciare that fiom tie 9th of september instant the
ports and their ua'ea the rivers hsrbors r0adsteads
creeks 6c of the % uenc1 which not 10 ihe
occupation OF our troops and wbh sti scsu0a edge TIE
power Jsnrey, from the Agoou Ten isdgsss 10 ~, ohA
II krfdHsoros, up 20 and Including CamreChe beSeen
twenty ave degrees and twenty Two minuies north
ninety nine degrees snd 0fty four minutes wcst and
nineteen degrees and atty two minutes north sud ninety
two degrees and ATTY minutes (nofidsn u fsfsi,
forces under Command that friendly nr reaira
vessels stall have delay u twenty-five days cgm
pcie their csrgoe- and 10 olh the plaoes b.osadtd
The points excepted from the biocstde sre lsnrea
Vera Nruz, svarAdo tnatracoaica Tabascn and lafin
Proceedings 10 oonfornty With international aw ani
the tseetles m force With neutral pouefa " he ~ q
against al sesels whch shall attempt y v1ate ihc Aa
blockade
On board of the 'rsais Hsona ~ be MAJESTY he m.
Tfror q the iTenth anfofcd the fcadsfad n -ats
hcloe, tte Sth ~ rsptefutef lsfJ. ir~t-
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
The Dramatic Fusd Association.
10 Inr IIITon OY I'M nLEALn.

NotfsfEr 20 lsfi
Enswng ire nleroi yos tts 10 al itnfs feauss "
the vcHafe u the Apsfi m Ivamaic Tutd Af'a tion
and many ard cncss received atyouf hati' mrs
my crtr 90 Inform you - or isiesi sod f1riete
sou afcr us date q oar laio tcnfti n tfoo ojn J
made siatEert io Dartsy puams tt 20 ne
Tf0cstte. whsfeafen bs gaFe us drraffr 81 $40 han.
drea auf Aty toaff, wtgh md up. a'h taf 80 s-t
te1sht and ofhtr doffi .ofe ulfe tKfr 90 WFa :"
tcf uor .hnd doiAfs 1hN } stated fn 30 EfNtt hAh
whc - 'te trtt 81 srNFrtt tte faHinr ~ laei ~
tctHNf, ~ 'te - trr tfrfaff ~ tfHt Art thtt
b. would bs enc cf tifee g. a. n "a ~ q two tae
fEld rclil f@ise tta cher ufd ItE afuilttnhn ras
"A ~ -aniprd, kaI - rsticr. wio ff iafn or -
VARIED - shrfk inf the gfru - 10 We "
cafven rave ts fnfs for ne tatr 80 tir fNnd
ha~ te-n snstsd ~ ifs kina ltsfsiHy 81 Ne sfsnan
ahf uttffF ~ f4,ft ~ Dtlff ttff fiF Nf fNd
n sel ifc ssf1 dollars NaGfr fr fItfnft - ne
frft ffftss ~ tIas ifoltlrr FDat isf fsfe %
s1ffcf,tf n.yesf years. iiiAH ftt "hFI
Secretary lHtrsaa lsaiasf4 irfd Jnf fa.isa
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
nr. E. ~. w..,raIi'. D.spsch.
iivIDCrsETsrs, hrzS - rus a. sttHtisn
CbSIIlNoccs, FEM. SoS. u lss3


CbbTTbNocos, Ienn., SoN. u lss5
rns ssE,GtussNL
coo days fu,,ufn 10 CbaitnIoora Notlf coIrrce The
most Anx nid patriot ht Dc North that tbsre b.
nothing IN a.. tnasroo one bssefsd At all oscnaisd
90 awaken am ety safety Ite brilliant Fresser
q Generals joe. Hoossr and fAimsr, "a ofsning the
river route Bridgeport has insured fai supps' and
cornretely chsnrsd no hspsot - anafs which the rebels
acsoowledge. rfoyf,ous ACCOMMODATING oar
hands and forage more plenty Twenty hrs pay
masters, with seven Millions q dollars have rsachos
here and commenced Tsymg rooT, for moths ray,
and suiler. are mafzlcd BY department. oftsfs thai
some benefit result W the soldier and hs family from
this large taynsot Coitias. camp and rsrTnou e1oi
page have o. large qnarsnss ani pferaf aius
,or comfort during ensging vntsr suons the s9sFs
seem 20 indlcaie lengthy stay tefsahoula The army
lives iu pcace ard quiet little bits inpr1,Hsi ifDtn
brcas and barrel sisves, secure from u,oetiaou ~
vicious rsbels by r,atou oi thc compets tittru =
de'eucss tbs Amsriesn ooutn.ui Thn may reaf se
uEd ui.oousidsrsd staisme1ii ~ ne impfcsuat .y
q Chattanooga direct sssauH sososdsd ~ hsh fsh
military authority pel a. claimed ~ ne tnpn cen
nsandsrs The pwn vouh hardly be- r.o'fnifsd ~ a.
90 r,sdsrt ana thors voed dogbt ~ mash scspnr
and rns.hus ~ iss,h ~ q fts -ssihy suoos thAi
Gloss were tsrmnsd g. wa g uos. here m tata
sfpernooss uro 90 or manor soath = the fearrtss
firsr hardly a sorsfraora tuad.ug, c'ftAItJ u1u'
uheh could srcrd fh@sr a. srsuy fftsu ths sesgi a
or gurt woulds a earth. uifsffsts ruoait fsi tsf
rsrs are net 10 areIIse'si rtcef ma a. s.nsi iu
possbs for a. snsy rhnat tta tsy 20 eater hs invu
ard navigate NJ streets ihoasr ne hgacfsfs o
eatnos sod . uoossfas n ufss rnssa 'lisIs ursi
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The New York herald., 1863-11-23

psscartous sort Even before arrival TO his
funesSons another rising was organized 10 hatsmoros,
~ vas 70 have como OF last pigh Tho American Con
sal there. fearing the safety u his person and
chivss notified General Banks Of the danger, aud
ssrss promptly taken BY the General TO give 10 the
Consul The protection OF arms The necessity, how
ever, did not arise H u had arissn should probably
Aau been safino Ais Litter from AOameros, Ms had
quarters Of the Tkhds- -Aeaioon expedition Tis misM Aaus
issssrsd In hoxfsN siA Fsoncs bat Is imrosshis %
p,roeire hoo 'o,a ai 0ocaasi rerssise lis policy
Gd oar scvc~Mei posiiao IN s hesllais can be
ssse delayed Hl, nsrsfsoe. Of he urpst rolacsi
nsvsiss Nat orr army hare d resresd 10 As esaK II at
loaa hpsios 6f,~1s nouscsd presume thst Gen.
bashs takes The Of The mattsr ana has wisd
70 impress u upon tbe an,hofilss q Washington
Orr army sssa n asos enough ao, ssy 20 yssisss.
Tsrcs fvm hs rs', ba all jsyrAr oOcr,rcn by
Franc, ,qc~ ne ~a II Nesico.
1smanlipas, I rspsst. has not yet come under the
French yoke. doubt that IL ever win. The seuti-
menss nos only Of in people. bat d oil Ms1i
cans, are represented being bitterly hossi,>
Ia. rssavdifNsA. -.. Asr~.s AZ t.s ----- "a
gossrnusus ~ unpopular what. then, 10 20 be
doref The medium corrss-bstweeD french protecto-
rate the hand and condition Of chronic rovciu
tioo,sm The ocminends itself The popular heart.
and that annexation the American republic
or ~ least soch alliance with government as
may enable the Ne,can people 10 e1pel tho invader,
organize their institutions rrmer foundation, and
make new start IN thc career Of self government Is
the administrsion st Washington inclined % develop
and tester this scntnenir fnis, time should he iot
forwarding large reinforcements aud supplies thos
enabling General Ranks 70 s1 two birds-rebel and
French--wllh one stone.
There no room for doubt that the French have been
arranging movement In Nststnoso. which would parn
thai city and the whole State Of Tamanpss their
bands The unexpected appearance OF Banks at Browns
ve and the necessary evacuation Of that by the
rebels defeated tie plan. Had II been successful tho
French would have attained their object without being
exposed 70 any complications with government, and
the rebels would slso have benefited by IL. The
men Of Banks has therefore proved not only opporano
but q the greatest importance IN every aspect Of The
aues
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
Com pIimeniary Order to the Troops se~s-
posing Generals 1"rdhf"'. s"d us""s
nrlQuds.
erxrs4 0nnyrs 10. .se.
-. T,..s-...wx..t al, .o.g 81

tisapgr aFrufs, l5rsrTHrsf 90 rns tfsfrsfsaft
CnarrfsoyYA Tenn, Nov. 7, Isfs !
The Tscnn; n0EsrprIts frHulug Ia The cssb ehfnfSt
az new And Nboft iss m COMMUNICATIVE wifh ~ ss1
port and the p,ares1 u the Ter n~ss~ rrsf ~sfe ~
10 briliani chsrsctsr a. 10 dfsefye SPECIAL notes
The tk and cool g.4piry o. The ocert sni ush eerl-
<gtng he e1t4dfon rnAer nigsdsr ssrsrs william y.
HpIh, thsi EngilNr. co1tsins a VI wss"s ~
und.r Colops rtsnley. Eghi.eutl ohD N"nhfs<fs -1a
The fu,onrrH undsf Captain Isr hlcls5n its~ft .ti
Mechanics. "a srrcf 20 Isrmsh~ni kfgfnsni "a lbe
south sldc o, las fss, ~ Bs0aa's isry, esfs' mo
highest pfaiss -.
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,s...~s o. "A tbs las IRON Bfigsr1rt 10 hs fsst q
iosnst nsrrtsin deserve great credit - uff "ht~n'
sscrs.s in dfyng the e1snt ifpn every fssifh NJ
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The New York herald., 1863-11-23
How American, French and 16e1i-
can Interests Have Been AZ
fected by the Movement.
Revolutionary Changes in The State
Of Tayaulipas.
THE FRENCH Foley DEFEATED.
Necessity Of Reinforcing General
Banks Army,
Ae., Ae.s Ace

The steamship Star Of the sonth, Captain woodbuii
rived At this port yesterday cm New Orleans Pensacola
and Key West. sbo reports that Tho steamship Misss
spp sailed for Pensacola twenty fonr hours previously
WITH ber machinery d,ssrraDaed.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
oar x.w Orleans Correspondence.

NV Uu,sSs. Nov. 10. 1865
The Thirteenth army corps, lately operating 10 the
Techc country, embarked to-day At Brasbesr CITY for
unknown point rexss by way OF berwick Fay.
the steamer Cireasslan arrived here today, ara re
ports the dsappearspce of the yellow fever from TIE
tlockAdins feet on Mooie.
Trade with ~ Eous, private account. rpidly
Increasing.
rumor i current To-day among secession rynraihi
scrs oi a rebel defeat In Western LOUISIANA
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-12-16
DRnDa


ia Mount Pleasant twp, Columbia Co i,
Pa, on Thursday, Nov. Goth, OF nyptheria,
Mrs Ruth Ann, vile of Benz. W.. Reece,
and daughlher of Joseph and Margaret Ann
keller, aged 20 years, months and l9
days.
In Hemlock twp, Col. CO., on the End
OF December 1863, Isabella, younges,
daughter Of Jesse and Mary A Beers,
aged Ii years and months.
In Danvile, on the Isl instant, SEMos
CoDER-Iormerly of Bloomsbury, aged
about 90 years
Ia orangeville, on Friday of last week,
Mr. WILLIAM FEIsTER, in the 59lh year oi
has age.
In Williamspor, on the morning of the
Sd inst, after a short illness, Rev. T. D.
GorwALT, pastor OF the NJ E. Church, OF
that place.
In Greenwood twp, the 25lh ul,., MAR-
cARET. wife of Peter Biuenbender, at an
advanced age.
In Benton twp, on the 23rd ult, Mary
NJ. wife of Daniel Kitchen, Jr, aged 90
years months and / days.
In Benton, on the Sd inst, BENsAMIs F.
son of j. c. &. Mary C. KeeIer, aged years
7 months aud l8 days.