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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-20
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM SOUTH
ERN PAPERS

LYScHBUR0, October 6.-Tweniyseven
regiments OF Yankee cavalry and mounted
infantry, estimated at $4,000 men, passed
Greenville, Tennessee, eastward, to make a
raid on theXifginia 4 Tennessee Railroad,
and our forces at Biddle Ridge six miles
west Of Greenvile, on Saturday. the 10th.
Our forces withdrew to Henderson. ten miles
east of Greenvile. The enemy having sue
ceeded in reaching our rear, our men fell
back to ZolhcotIer, until the Yankees, heavily
reinforced, advanced upon them, when they
were Withdrawn to Bristow Our loss, in
both days fight, was three hundred killed and
wounded Our wounded fell into the hands
OF the enemy On Wednesday night, the en-
emy arriged at Bristol, and are reported to
have advanced toward Abingdon with heavy
force, supposed to number from eight to ten
thousand.
Joe Hooker is in command in East Ten
nessee Burnside has left, having resigned
or been dismissed Three regiments of Ten
nessee renegades have been organized, and
four hundred refugees are following the Yam
kee army The enemy destroyed no property
in Tennessee as they expect to hold the
country permanently ..Ilslt
The Examiner also contains the following
items The government is establishing in
every town in the Coniederacy an agency for
the sale Of cotton interest coupon bonds.
There are 100000 free negroes in the Con
federacy; they ought to be drafted by the next
Congress, for teamsters, drivers &c.
From the Examiner, of the 10Th, we have
no authentic intelligence of military opera
tions in Northern Virginia and but few re-
ports Hill is said to be in Meade's rear, aud
rumors prevailed yesterday that Eweli had
reached Manassas Junction, the principal de-
pets Of the enemy's commissary and quarter
master stores lst.. .r
A cavalry fghtis reported to have taken
place at Warrenton on Monday, in which we
beat the enemy and took 700 prisoners.
There is also a report thar we have captured
three railroad trains beyond the Rappahan-
mock. ... f.s.s. ..- .s..al4auoy
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CAVALRY RECoNNOIssANCE

In THE FIELD, Va, Oct l9-Yesterday a
reconnaissance was made by Col. Chapman
and portion of the lst brigade of Buford, IS
cavalry, comprised of the 9Th Illinois and 9th
New York cavalry regiments Col Chapman
visited Chantily, Aldie and Drainsvlle with,
out discovering the enemy. 1t was discovered
that Stuart, with hisscayalry, had passed the
day before in the direction of Aldie, and yes,
terday towards Leesburg. 1t is believed they
are en- route for Maryland
AscertainiDg this morning that the rebels
are building fires along the Railroad track
from Manassas towards the Rappahannock,
thus destroying rails and rendering the road
unfit for use, and also DESTROYING all bridges
along the road 1t is almost conclusive that
this movement of Lee is rnse to deceive
Meade, by leading him to expect raid on q
large scale, while the real design stto keep
Meade advancing his forces. The rebels in
the meantime are hufryihg to reinforce
Bragg
From the Richmond Sentinel of Oct 18th,
we understand that in consequence of the &C.
ton Of the British Consuls in relation to for
eigners enlisted in the Confederate service, the
President has felt it his duty to dismiss them
all from the Confederacy.
A Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald says that Col. Lucius Fairchild, End
Wisconsin regiment, was to-day made a Brig
adler General for gallantry at the battle Of
Gettysburg 'i7 5
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DISPATCH FROM BRiGADIER GENE
RAJ j. G. CHALMERS. 've

MER1DIAN, MISS, Oct I3 The Examiner
OF the 10th says ,he following has Just been
received from Brigadier-General Chalmers
"Bathdtdi Oct l2-We have torn up the
railroad in four places and attacked Golfers
VILE yesterday morning General Sherman
with part of Smiths brigade, en- route for
Corlnth, arrived as we did We drove the
enemy into their Notifications, burned their
camp, with considerable stores and thirty
wagons. We brought off twenty wagons, took
hve colors, and one hundred aud four pris.
oners Our loss is about fifty killed and
wounded. Prisoners report that Generals
Smith and Cole were killed. Reinforcements
are coming from Germantown aud LAFAYETTE.
We retreated. j. c. CHALNERs "
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FOREIGN NEWS-THE TERMS ON
WHICH MAMMALIAN WILL AC-
CEPT THE THRONE OF MEXICO

Nav YoRE, Oct 9-The steamship CITY
Of New York arrived this afternoon,
The directors of the Great Eastern steam,
ship company have taken formal proceedings
in the bankrupt court to wind up the compa-
ny, III order to stay various actions, aud insu re
an equal distribution Of the assets of the com
pauy.
England had been startled by an earth
quake early on the morning OF the 9Th IL
was felt in all directions No damage
The two Southern Associations at Man
chester have been amalgamated into one, un-
der the title OF the Southern Independence
Association the main object being to procure
recognition of the South. Lord Warncliffe
is President
The course adopted by the Archduke Maxi
milan, relative to Mexico, disappoints Lon
don speculators in Mexican securities. A CON
siderable decline had taken place. J
The Times thinks the position Of France in
Mexico, aud the conditional acceptance Of the
crown by Macmillan, amounts to something
more than IS supposed, in favor Of the South,
inasmuch as they are iorcible and praetie-
al protest against the idea Of one dominant
republic on the North American Continent
The Mexican deputation to tender the Grown
of Mexico to the Archduke Maximilian, was
received by the Arehduke on the Sd instant
Macmillan, in reply, said he must make his
acceptance ofthe throne dependent on pie
biscite of the whole country; that It would be
his duty TO ask for guards, which are indispe1-
sable to secure Mexico against dangers which
threaten her "Should this guarantees be
obtained and the universal vote Of the nation
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By the Way, Have You Heard
the News?
j. a. MINICK,
IL AS received his new spring Stock, large well SO
IL lected and Of the best quality.


Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth OF
TWELVE CENT SUGAR, AT MINICKrs.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got one dollars worth of the incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs. q. got one dollars worth Of the choicest quail.
ity OF
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIOKS
Mr.. b. ssys that he got the best quality of green
RIO COFFEE AT j. A. MINICK's,
That he drank, and Mrs. b. says she got the fin.
est Of
GREEN TEA AT j. A. MINICK'S
While every body calls gets some of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MINIOK.
Mr.. M. says he purchased half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT j. A. NIINICK's, ,F
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply o.
.ae NO. MAoKRREE, AriJ. A. MINIcK's,
Both for size aud quality cannot be exceledn this or
any other market. ... ..,.#.. ~
pect his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
CoFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety of Groceries to be seen
IN the city. HIS large establishments on the.
Corner of Market and Jefferson SITS.
. Aul9V. ...|. a ann. .|.l.IH r.r
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New York MARKET.

NEw YoRK, October 2OAFIour more ac-
tive and 1Oc better at 50 4OC9S5 40 for extra
State;s 8 70616 80 for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts ~ ,l55, more aetiyeand lG9
2c.l Better AZ i e9tasi ~ Tor 'witter Red
Western. Corn receipts 29,370, 93@95c.
Oats firm at 7l@74 Western pork frmer,
Lard dull and heavy at ll4@l2. Whisky
firm at 6l -
New YoRK, October 20--Government
stocks better and closed active. Money
very active at six and seven per cent Ster
ling higher at 67(97l. Gold 49s N. "
Central l 33s Erie 4 or. Reading
1928, Coupons 63l United States 6'ssf.
One year certificates 995.
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON--ARRIVAL
OF JEFF DAVIS IN BRACES ARMY.

Charleston, Oct l4--There was heavy and
rapid firing yesterday afternoon, and doring
last night, chiefly from our James Island works
and Fort Moultrie. The statement from pris
oners of new battery between Gregg and
Wagner is believed to be false. E
There has been but little firing to-day The
Chattanooga Rebel announces the arrival OF
JEFF. Davis in Bragg's army, to settle all house
hold quarrels Rosetrans has fortified Chat.
tanooga to perfection 1t is confidently be-
lieved that Longstreet or johnson will be put
in command.
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

WASHINGTON, Oct l9-Acconnts from the
Army Of the Potomac says there are ne tidings
of Lees whereabouts, as he had recently ma
terially changed his position. Such dispose
tlons have been made Of our own army as will
meet all contingencies. There is no iruth in
the report that Gen Meades army is within
the detenses of Washington. Heavy firing of
artillery was for an hour or two heard this
morning in the direction of Manassas.
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be given to my favor, am ready to accept
the Crown, subject to the approval Of my
brother 9- IL q brliuytd fhc conditions of tha
Archduke, ,s Receptunee of the Grown are the
same as those nanedih October 18th, accor.
ding to which he considered the cooperation
of France and Bagnnd itoibe the only, means
by which order can be re-established, and that
free manifestation Of the whole nation is alb
solutely necessary.
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FRoM THE ARMY on THE PoToMAC-

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
HEADoUARTERs OF THE ARMY OF THE Poro
MAC, Oct. l9,-rhe Herald special saws: II
lis now quite definitely settled that the rebels
are falling back towards the Rapidan and our
army offers them battle by advancing.
Construction trains have run as far as
Bristoe Station to-day, and tomorrow supply
trains will run to or beyond that point
Treste Bridge at Bristoe was burned by the
rebels and the track between Manassas and
Catlettg Station. almost wholly torn up by
them, -G4'
Slight skirmishing to-day, does not indicate
general engagement probable, and campaign
except pursuit OF the fleeing rebels NAV be
considered closed io oltF
Yesterday Whites and Mosby's guerrillas
numbering about 1000, passed through Aldie
near Ohsntilly, and taking the Frying Pan
road, succeeded in getting between the army
and deieneea Ope gang eame dowa within
one mile OF the Chain bridge and forced their
way into the ritie pitsof one OF the forts sev.
eral officers were captured, together with six
men OF the 18th New York cavalry, and a
number of wagons, Our cavalry we're sent
IN pursuit, aud oyertaking them, brisk fight
ensned ip which the rebels we're defeated and
driven with considerable loss. a1UIa ulucI
The Secretary Of War returned this morn.
ing from his interview with General Meade at
headquarters in the field, The military aur
thorities have not reached any positive con
clnsion as to either the strength or position
Of Lee'sarmy. o9
4 rs)ur cavalry finds the enemy in every d..
gection but their main body has been effeetu-
ally concealed. One opinion entertained Is
that Lee has retired behind .Bnll Bun Nom
ktdihs and falling back Towards hisentrench.
ments on the Rapidapy ybUtybyr some of the
most experiepesd 9tiieeFa,bere it.ismaiqtain.
ed that part Of his Infantry have been sent in
the direction Of Harpers Ferry and Win
chester, with view to crossing the upper
Potomac intending another extensive cavalry
raid into Maryland and Pennsylvania, Z h
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, October 20.
Z HARSHMANS FL0URARed wheat
Wholesale 5yO0 retaill5l25. l. Gf
WHEAT--Sl O3.
: liuORN4AG5tafO hl b1bifiN .lAuil i
OATSAA50lDu tlii0f U
RYE-r7lG80l !. ..,.s,,........ ...,r
BARLE64--$ls 25Cels 30 y .naIi.s
HAYMfimothy 2OUO per ton 'a' q.
COFFEE II
s-SuGARLl2l@l4. ,hH l.4 S
.a, WHfSKY~-54. sd ..a6is aj
CHEESE All@l2. ua.itu oj
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&rocerles, sc.
f. O'BRtEN. NJ. O'BRIES. f
EDVSa1tD b o'BitfEN & BRoTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
AND IMPORTERS
BrRndles, wines, Gins, Cigars, and Irish
and scotch Whisky, d
AND DEALERS IN
Domestic wines and Liquors.
-aa" 't ALSO,
Agents fOrSsle OF Pure Bourbon whisky,
Agents forsale Of Pure Bourbon whisky,

s..,,. No. 30l Second street, Dayton Ohiof
EG leave most respectfully 10 acqiantt their Gus.
ID toners and tho community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under tho name and
style OF f. o'BRIEN a BROTHER for the purpose
of carrying the wholesale grocery, liquOr cigar
and tobacco business IN Dayton, Ohio, a the late
stand of Il. U'Brien, No 3Ol Second street.
Having ample means to enable us {: purchase goods
rom the best houses IN New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia and having had ffleen years experience
in the trade, hold out the best inducements to our
old customers and I'll others who may be kind enough
to purchase from ~
NJ. PBRIEN, late of the firm OF O'Brien & Poe
TO!edo, Ohio, Will devote his time and attention to
please all those who may come TO bhy at this we'll
known House, and r. OBRI EN, will treat the com
munity hetter, II possible, tn before. Both OF
us fee very grateful for past avors, and earnestly 30
hcta shlre Of yonr future patronage. anlgdawim
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RnsEcRANs REMovAI

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.--There has been "a.
mors for several days that Rosecranis Is TO be
relieved from bic fie0mmend, but inquiries Of
those best in ormed, elicit neither affirmative
oTPGePllYe qsp9nScuA g{9A3HH
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BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES
soUrnERN MEMS.

FoRrREss MONROE Oct II Capt Cane OF
the tug B. +, White, has just arrived Mt For.
tress Monroe, and reports that yesterday while
passing through the Curritutk canal, from
Norfolk, bound to North Carolina, his boat
was captured by guerrillas, together with the
small propeller Fawn, which was in company
with him. The toy was burned, but while the
guerrillas we're busy dividing the spoils, the
crew of the Fawn regained possession of her
and escaped. The crew OF the White were
psroled
The S, Il. Spaulding, from Morris Island. is
hourly expected
We make the lollQwing extracts from South
ern papers, received by aag of TRUCE boat
to day a
The Richmond Enquirer Of Oct l2th SAYS
in regard TO the Texas ection, that Pendie-
ton Murraugh is elected Governor over Gen.
I. I. Chambers, by about 1000 votes, +. $.
Staekpole L elected Lieut. -GoSernor
The Richmond Examiner of Oct 18th, SAYS
smart correspondence has occurred between
Me. Ould and Gen, A. Meredith IL appears
that wide difference exists between the par.
ties as to the number Of prisoners with which
each should be credited, and that all arrange.
ments Tor the present are Knocked in tn +.
head
AhI A1sSNW"Hcf1 VI luc AuLu mas the IOllOW-
ing dispatches:
Charleston, Oct l5.--The firing from our
batteries continues as usual The enemy makes
no reply, but continues working. An addition
al number Of transports is reported at Fall In-
let Yt5.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Two war vessels have arrived Of the bar.
The Richmond Examiner ofthe l7th, has
the following: at lis said that Ewell's corps
fought the enemy at Bristow Station on the
Orange Alexandria railroad, four miles this
side of Manassas Junction. We have no par
tlculars Of the fight, except that we took 4, 600
prisoners aRd 400 wagons. Sedgwick's corps
is reported to have been cut of from the main
body of Meade's army, and to be now sur.
rounded and hemmed in by Hill on the Deco.
guam creek. With this exception, Meade is
believed to have succeeded in escaping 10 Bull
Run with his artillery, Some believe that he
will then deliver battle; others think he viii
not halt this side of Arlington Heights b. ol
Gordonrilte, Oct l6.-A severe battle is
reported to have taken place at Catlett's Sta
ton on Wednesday. The enemy retreated
toward the Occoquan when 10000 Of Sedg-
wick corps were suddenly attacked by Cen
eral Lee, and it is reported that 3 900 prison
ers we're captured. Further particulars are
not yet rereived.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILL
fDREN.


Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on tho 9th
> Of Narch, 1859: fe ts ~ ..tf ~ f@
We decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children, but
feyl il duty Acknowledge benefit from any aud
from every source when II Ia for the relief Of suffering
humanity. A fact Fbas come 10 our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated for tho
beneft Of those ladies whose delicate health makes IL
necessary to prevent any increase OF family.
About twelve months after marriage, lady OF our
qp9lntnee gave birth TO daughter, but her suHsrugs
Were so great TINT her phyaicAns despard OF her
cry This made hor dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother. Shs tried every thing to prevent
repetiton fhor suengs but without sneceeding Two
years after marriage she again confined but her suf
erings great that the child died and her life
was despalred Of She told by her family physician
that she had any children he feared her lille would
be the forfeit As all tho rseda she had tried before
had taied she applied to the Botanic Physician, DR..
gRAPHAEIs mo- ~ t.-rr. ~
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FACTS ARE sTUBBoRN THINGS ,

Hear what the rhiHdclpha corresi says Ia the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th VI April,
1859: ID IErIH.F FE.H.rH
An English gcntleman, formerly connected with the
British Army aud who styles himself tho English Bo.
tAnc Physician, las Of late nned extensive repuia-
ton hers by his slin curing all manner Of complaints.
Some Of his patleuts have oonversed with, aud they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior. Some have been restored AZ II by magic The
medicine no used distilled By himself from various
herbs possessing rars curative properties.
l'Whe setting In the army be devoted his leisure
Gomonts q thorough study Of ths effects produced by
certain medicinal rVUts and lierhs all OF dis
II lie has found and speedy remedy
FOR all the ills that flesh 10 heir to- His prncce e
already extensive aud s daily Increasing In the COM
paintl 10 which females subjected he hs equal,
large number here have testified that they owe not
enly their present good heath but thor lives TO the
skin Of this Engsh Botanic Physician" Ills ohloeisat
no. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
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PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
. .L-AElal.gNN DISEASES.

Without the OF Mercury, without hlndrance from
business, and without fear Of discovery exposure. No
deadly polsons such az arsenic, yomica, opium,
any other poisons. No mercury any deadly minerals
nothing but pucey Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Remedies neyer yet failed to onre tho most obstinate
and the dangerous cases, and to all mercury
and other impurities from the system when all other
RaInedies had failed,-Dfedicsl Journal,
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Having one Of the most complete Printing Estat
hshments in Southern Ohio our facilities for doing all
kinds ofwOrk, Book Plain, or Ornamental, are mrs
class. We have Of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles Of Type, and we employ tho
hest workmen, flil. g. .fa
We have three Power Presses connected with on
lob Department, and prepared to execute work
with nestness and dispatch. l,a tir
ss-ordsrsfrOm abroad viii receive prompt attsp
ton. Address
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton. ohio.
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GooD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what tho Baltmore correspondent Of the Odd
follow, Boonsboro', Maryland, said Thursday, the Sst
Of May, 1860:
Numerous cures OF diseases caused by early indisere
tion navng been performed by the English Botanic Ply
scan feel Il my duty, having knowledge OF them to
state the fact believing that In doing may do service
the aufsrng One nase IN partiCulArtha Of young
In this citya worthy Of note. He had become the
victim of habit, the allnsion TO which
sdder and after years suffering and dootoringgsye up
all hopes OF recovery He wiahed to marry, and was
dearly beloved by sweet girl liaped words
Of Affection but he ftr, nervous, and Frustrated
lie dared mot wed account Of the shattered stlts
Of mis- system lie sough, relief at the hands OF the Bo
nio Pnysican and Astonishing as may all the
bloom and yigor Of youth has returned aud he s now
the happy bthsr Of pair Of bright boys"
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HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.

sune physicians require 10 b. fold tho nature Of your
dseaae--ths ENGLISH DOrANiC PHYSICIAN loes
not. Hsperot knosscdgeof the human system enables
him 70 describe the diseases without hny Information from
thOpatcn 10 PLATA IT, prgrai caise aud 70 guarantee
its cure And what T. more valuable sil he viii hon.
esly and frankly tell Wheeler you be cured " not
This will satisfy your iud, and save you expense time
trouble aud disappoiniineut II will be The means u
saving you many "a dollar Il will save your health,
aud What is better thR ALL Il Will your life from
bviug shortened by wrong treatment
Bis gxa0lnklbiis nude without any information
from this patlnut therefore he thoroughly understands
their Physical condition and chronological Development,
without wbch hs never could have performed many
astonishing IL should he remembered that this
Botanic Physician parfcrms cures thought impossible.
IL yOl have tried otpis AID got relief you wish to
AnJoy kdJl heal ri and long life II you wise, you win
go snJ consult DIl riAEL, the botanic Physician
An his 'corhrnnncatons and interviews are strictly
Z private aud conhdenttnl.-nsdiesi Joarr'aL5f
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Meotral.

And sarn that perfect and radical Il warranted
and gnsfsnieei 90 all VITO siletcd with weakness,
dimIty nefeuus complaints, melancholy thoughts, do.
preston of fts, distress and anguish u mind, loss of
eleop o-, ofnemoty, hAs Of energy and muscular power,
ihsn,selvf~ 6,lnung Ht-, cousu.ise uanb billings, impo
tetca nAd disgnst of life
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ift0t q I. auI.lr sId ih1elast 4l4 ul n.l'f ft
.itl. fs.a taaaas ,I4tua nlJ ie u. 1f arI.d
ntIlH. $3.50 aoIta4 .aaiHdu isissloElol s.u [
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