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N8. AAe 9rtefe mien etnen ppif-StamP enFalten.
Gjne beilun9 IN 2 Go0su 5useiItest.
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metne @nttr1tun8 Ssmppnte Ger SdWtnpludt.
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moaaes Sntereiiante in bieIelbe su verified,
ten, baB Der 9tliefipr auf etnise Suoel1blife
ielnen &ummer pfr9aB unb her3lid mitladte
wenn iein Greuno einen leiner trpfnen gBibe
pont Gtapel lieB. SO per9iuB Der gead
mitta9 unter frG9lid}eIn @eplauoer, Sutin8
lernte Die Sawelter ietues TreunCss tenneu
uno nuBte lt4 9elteben baB wenn letn Ser3
nod fret ipdre, biele8 Otdbden i'm ipobl
9ltdIl9 maden fSnne, unb audi Seopig
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@u8wa9l bpn beuti9en nnb enGiIden @bu6ii8er, ult0
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dedenii6Pr.
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Sabre lit tter Mnla trrt pu ben un6 tte Weuse tg-
tiger punSir5tlid Sper6pnen, ocld Or Sctaipn ou&s
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lefur6.
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tc9menr8ifen @yfcrOerne sur efcl(de Gl56ieliefe{t
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Iondplftcn Setradun5en has tns bic 5retteu tpelc9c
&btere geute6en, permet3ert iinb.
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ten, @&wae fee gpnfiuton beroprbrn9en Ste Gbe un.
nbaIt MAIDEN nb sulett ben 6Srper uao Stnn erfbren.
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te. @eruf bes Gebd9tnie8, @rptrrun9 fer Sheen @e-
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2eiGn0'8 emilia 0alotti bate Elm aabls
retde8, baupt1a6li9 Den ge6ilbeten Stanben
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alte Tbeateroirector rieb 1i4 per8nH9t bic
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2o9sn beftuOliden QerIpnen nannte uub pu.
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er5ablte,
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in ieiner Sateritabt fat td9li4 ba8 Spftbea,
ter beludt uno mander 9ldn3euben 8ors
ftellpn8 bet8empRnt bate, pplltommen Be-
friebt9ten.
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@8 0tGt D]ee uuiaicnte lmt ,mbf6eucSe Sud6iaI0er,
wele fdl ais Mer5e age9eben uD Or s9bUicn5 glntUn-
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tn ieiner Slce ltegen.
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G;d6pun8 bet f4refd5itsn Mrt uperben tneu turtrt.
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0r. pbnrn unterae0t fGtn ttn, ais etnem @fennlans
pbne 8ur6t M 0noertraen ltnb 3Hper6H GVf etre 6rjt
IffAp nnrInfien
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GerrenfleiDerIQDel.,

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saa2einen aeeErtsn 6reunben unb benz 9n6tfum aaGe
is 6ierut bie @u5eige, baB ID eas loon et 5a9rsu an
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sinI6lasenbe Grtifet.
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fiir5eTer Strip onsefertst perbeu
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8ur untero.iidnag Der Qaadial5erei egabltrt.

Der etn3t8e @(ab In tst gyelt, ipo ii4er
f@1.efls unb 0yttaflit3e S3ugen tlt
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DR.. JohnstOn,

ber eIust9s @r3t, ws!ter dujei1i. D.
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teber Sic Setuna rp oewief SranfDaiic anetet SetHe
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fannt gr ~ Gran9ebbet cpn einen Gsben wee8 er tt
ben er6stsn SpptGern GurppaS unb lem ere bteie8 Sa-
hes Subfate, n6mlth: @n9lanb Srantret@ tnp tn rent
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fann M pertraue ao ene Gbre ais Nann nnb ietre Ge"
i@idltdfett ais Mrst.8 -l-
g3- Office: gfo SIb-GrebertdRteBe 9 IHfer
Sanb bon Balttmorefr., neben ber ,,Srbeiter9aAe"
9auttranttetteu tperbtn i&nea SsbsiIt.
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efnn4e GllGuEler.

bpnreye peie bic Gpier ne8 eebenen 2aer3 eerprben
int ba8 Gbrltb 10 bele 3auierbe tn Gin 81 rGbt5 GRAB
test, reId1e euf9 t1re er6abenen &alcne n6 epdeen
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nat begeett mo ter 2er bea6erbe GSne entlpdt faben
ipi.rhe, ia6aen i'd nit DsQen @ertraltelt raAen.
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gr5H{asr tpn gradt 1d bent sDrbre1tli6aa Dsnnblpo
nien ,fb ibmealtten e Qrrt erb es beteuenS al is
rem gSteiI abe beie Spte Sn benen, 6a rs $50 Nsi-
len GRtferutna iltb "a Stanpen 3eit pdrsn perbel.
Die EretsttS6eGer nb 0Is ontsre gsv anld!e @uStnt
rGeiIt ~ 8. so, % rfGI,
t1Mnd2Wftel StaCbtasent.
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Nr3t umo gB un.Oar3t,
$40. A6s 4. Ctr, nabe 9Sa. SIe., aSafbinstsn
8. g.
0tce Stunben ppn $40 lisr @prgen8 atb BON 5-71sr
Na6mtas8. u fI6leet8Mtel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
NO DEFINITE RESULT IN REGARD TO
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS YET
REACHED
WASHINGTON, September 3

AsniNoIoNl DeptemOri a.
The Hsralds special sayS that the state
ment that Commissioner 0uld has terminated
negotiations for the exchange Of prisoners,
by the positive declaration that white Off
GERS of colored regiments will not be released
or exchanged, 10 premature. Negotiations
are still in progress aud no definite result has
yen been reached. Meantime no exchange of
enlisted men has taken place but both parties
continue TO release or parole a small number
Of this class Of prisoners
Notwithstanding the vigilance Of The Po-
tomac autilla, smuggling is still carried on 10
a considerable extent A fat boat has been
engaged for some time in transporting con-
trasand goods across the river at Deep Hole
Farm between occoquan aud Dumfrles from
which point citizens hastily remove them into
the interior and sell them st exhorbitani
rates At Dumfries at the landing place, com,
mon salt is sold for twelve dollars per bar
rel
a dispatch from headquarters to the Nel0i
says gnerrilla operations IN our rear oontin
ue. The last depredations reported were
| from the vicinity Of HARDWOOD Church. Stat
ford Store ard Dumiries. A mail party o
eight was attacked on the road between
Warrenton Junction and HARDWOOD, on,
day last week, and four OF them, includ
ing the mail, were captured. A member o
General Kilpatriek's bodyguard was killed
couple of days ago by guerrilIss when tn
whole bodyguard obtained permission TO han
the guerrillas. They have been gone som
three days and met with good success.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

appearances Of obstruction. Ths impression
prevailed that our feet could pass up to
Charieston by deep cut
FoRr MoNRoE, September 3--The special
correspondent TO the Baltimore American
says
"The steamer Spaulding arrived of Nor
ris Island, Monday noon Stormy weather
for two days
Everything is in readiness 70 continue the
attack rs soon as the weather is favorable.
When the Spoulding left, tho Weehawken
was shelling Gregg's Island
The rebels planted another gun on the
ruins Of Sumter ON Saturday but on Sunday
General Gilmores batteries dismounted it,
damaging the front Of parapet The opera
tons Of General Gilmore are progressing Wig
orously. HIS approaches are so close TO Fort
Wagner that contrabands throw shells and
grenades At each other On Wednesday we
drove the rebels from their rihepits on the
advance line capturing seventy prisoners
Dahlgren is confident Of success.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
FROM CHARLESTON.

NEw YORK, September 4.--The schooner
Ella, lately arrived from Nassau with Pine.
apples, she proves TO be the pirate Retribu.
ton aud was secured yesterday The steam.
or City Of the South, from Charleston bar, ar.
rived to-day also the steamer Union slst,
Mondpy The lronsides moved towards Sui.
livans Island, abreast Fort Moultrie, and
opened FIRE. The Fort replied assisted by
the batteries on Sullivau's Island, Wagner and
Gregg Gilmore's battery kept firing on
Wagner Sumter silenced, but the rebel flag
waved over the ruins The result OF the at
tack was unknoEu when the steamer left
Passengers aboard the Union report Wagner
was sileneed, that the Monitor passed by fort
Moultrie without hindrsnes from Wagner
An Eusign Of the feet while on night dutJ
had went up TO the quay, without hndiag AnJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
3y Telegraph.
MOTT DISPATCHES
SEWs FRoM WAsHINaTON.

wAsaixoroN September "A special u
tho Post says The President has to-day re-
yssd bis letter to the Illinois convention
The letter rs published contains many errors.
Reports reach us to-day, from the Upper
Potomac, Of rebel cavalry advance
The late Congress- having appropriated
$40, 900 to be expended in testing the prnc-
tcability Of the introduction Of fax and hemp
and substituting Il for cotton Hon. j. More
head, of Pittsbnrg, Dr. Jno A Marden OF
Cincinnati, and VIM NJ Bainly, of Prov
dence, II l., the commissioners appointed by
the Com Missioner OF Agriculture, TO consider
the subject began their session this morn
ing .,
The Interior Department has refused all
bids for the sale Of Kansas tru7t bonds, aud
ordered news bids which are TO be made ON
or before The 18th Of October next.
Ths expedition sent up the Rappananuoek
TO teeapture the guuboats Satellite and hell'
ance have returned in consequence OF low
water. to get higher up than the kappshaL'
nock One Of the seamen of the Satellite ar
rived here to-day having made his escape
while on the way to Richmond he represen'
ted that expedition, numbering between four
and Eve hundred rebels, consisting IN part OF
the same force which captured the two boats
left in the neighb0rhood of Port Royal on
tuesday, for the Potomac for the purpose Of
capturing some OF our vessels party oi
cavalry is with them, who have been seen
lately about Matthias, and other points on the
river.
Itis understood that by an arrangement
with the government, aud the Almaden MIN
ing Company, of California, the QuleksilyeI
Mining Compeny took possession Of the mines
on the lst of September.
The ship Gray Eagle, from Rio Jsneiro, hai
arrived at Baltimore, with three thousanC
bags of coffee.
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New York Market.

New YoRK September Flour steady for
fresh dull and heavy for old 81 5000 10 for
extra State s. 20 for round hoop Ohio.
Red Wheat at $ll4@l2O dull heavy and
lower at s7c @Sl OF for spring s5e@
81 lG for Milwaukee club 81 1901 20 for
winter red Western Corn receipts 4S ia
bushels; and limited supply, at 7l@72c
Oats one cent lower 5s@62 Western pork
dull and dropping. Beef quiet and steady
Lard shade lower at 9a@l0t Whisky
steady and frmer at 50e and held higher,
Cotton is qniet.
NEw YORK, September 4-Government
stocks lower and active. Money plenty and
active on call al seven per cent Sterling
very unsettled Gold 3ll New York
Central 1854 Erie l05. Reading ll2l.
Coupons 1868. United States o. 70 Years
certificates l0lc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
NEGOTIATIONS FOR A LOAN BY THE
GOVERNMENT

NEw YoRK. September 3 An important
me eting between the officers Of the city banks
and Mr.. Cisco, Assistant Treasurer Of the
Cdited States, wos held at the Exchange
Bank. The proposition submitted to the
meeting was understood to be, that the banks
Of the city should lend the Government thirty
five millions. This SUM Mr. Chase is to
draw for during the next two or three months,
as it is required The banks OF Boston and
Philadelphia are to be asked for an additional
FIFTY millions, the whole fifty millions to be
repaid in October or November in the new
interest bearing treasury notes, which are to
bear five per cent. interest, and to be legal
tender This plan seems to be regarded with
favor by our best financial authorities
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATIC CON
VENTION.

WoRcEsTEp, Mass, September 3-The
Democratic State Convention was held to-day
aud was enthusiastic and Harmonious
Twelve hundred delegates we're present.
Richard Spsfford the President, urged union
of all parties for the sake Of union against
the administration of Lincoln. The spirit of
the Convention WAS most decidedly expressed
against the apparent purpose of the Admins
trstion in conducting the war for the sole OBJ
ject of negro emancipation, instead Of the pre-
servalion OF the Union aud restoration Of the
Constitution.
Hon w Payne was unanimously nomina-
ted for Governor, and Thos. h. Plunkett, Of
PulsGeld, for Lieutenant Governor .E
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, September 4.
HARSHMANS FLOUR--Red wheat
wholesale 90, retail 70
WHEAT--New s5@9O old 90@s5
C0RN--50
OATS--40@45
BARLEY-9OC9l 90
RYE-6O@7O
HAY-Timothy IL OO@l3 90 per too,
FLAX-SEED--l rs.
COFFEE--30@32
SUGAR-l2@l3A.
WHISKY--44.
CHEESE--l04@ll.
MOLASSES-60@63.
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Groceries, sc.
E.O'BREE NJ O'BKIES.
EDWARD o'BRlEH a BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
AsD IMPORTERS ..st ...
BrandIss, wines, Gins, Cigars, And Irish
and Scotch Whisky,
DEALERs ~
DOnIeSlIc wines and Liquors.
Also,
Lpenfs fnr Sale nK Pnra Ron rhnn Whisky.
Agents for Sale OF Pure Bourbon Whisky,

No. 3Ol SECOND street. Dayton, Ohio, HiIa IA
DIG leave most respectfully TO aequRint their Gus
ID toners aud the community generally, that they
have entered int partnership, under tho name ana
Of carrying the Wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco busnt "a IN Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
stand Of r. O'BFien No. 3Ol second street.
Having ample means to enable US purchase goods
from the best houses New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia and having had hfteen years experience
old customers and III others who may be kind enough
TO purchase from
NJ O'BRIEH, late of the firm Of U'Brlen Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his time and attention TO
please all those who may come 70 luy at this we'll
known House, and = 0BRlEh, will treat the com
munity bitter, n possible, IN ever before, Both o
Zee very grateful for past hVors, and earnestly 40
lcit share OF your future patronage. aulSdawlm
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

ST. LOUIS, September 4.-rhe Repubh-
can Memphis dispatch ofihe lst says New Or
leans dates to the 18th have been received. Tho
expedition OF the Mississippi river steamboats,
for some point on the Gulf was nearly ready
and would start in afew days General Grant
was to have left Voksburg for New Orleans
ON the lsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
PATRIOTIC LETTER OF EDWARl
EVERETT

BosToE, September ,--Hon. Edward Eve
reu wrote a letter 10 the Union Mass Conven-
ton, held ia Springfield to-day, reiteratng
the patriotic sentiments be bad always ad-
vocated, and closing as follows
III all good men and good patriots in the
loyal States, whether in or out Of Office,
sacrificing when necessary, little pride OF
political feeling and Of party association,
would cordially unite for the attainment OF
objects which they all approve, viz the vigor'
Gus prosecution and successful termination
Of tho war--the next New Years day would
witness the prostration OF The rebellion and
its leaders, the return Of peace, aud the re
storation of the Union,
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE LAW
RENEE SUFFERERS. '

KANSAS CRY, September 3.--Three thou
sand dollars have been contributed by citizens
here. for the beneftof the Lawrence sufferers
six thousand dollars for the Union league,
aud al sentup Immediately after the nassa-
ere General Ewing order, No II, is pro-
dueing a good effect A number OF rebel
sympRthizers are leaving daily.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
HEALTH on NEM oRLEANs.

BosroS, September 3-The New Orleans
correspondent Of the Boston Traveller, under
date Of August 25d, reiutes the rejected as
seriions of the rebel papers, that many of the
soldiers Of the army Of General Banks were
dyjug Of yellow fever. On the contrary
good health prevailed, both in the army and
the city Of New Orleans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCEHEs.
THE GUNBoATs SATELLITE AND
n. RELIANCE RIDDLED.

Nav YoRk, September The Tribune
has the following
HEADQUARTERS Array or TUE POToNAci
September 3-Iuformatiou having been re-
eeived that the Naval Expedition was TO be
sent up the Rappshannoek to retaks the gun
boats Satellite and Raliance, General Kilpat-
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THE NATIoNAL cuRRENoY.

PHnApELPHIA, September 3.-The sub
agent reports the sale OF Ave thousand three
hundred and sixteen dollars Of 6vetwentes
to-day. Small bonds are being delivered to
July 9th, and one Thousand dollar bonds to
August 5th