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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Heralds s
special correspondence says that by direction
OF the President of the United States Major
Charles j. Whiting, United States Cavalry is
hereby dishonorably dismissed from the ser
vice, for disloyalty, and for using contemptu-
GUS and disrespectiul words against the Presi-
dent of the United States
Major Generals Meade, Newton and Pleas
anton, and Brigader General Fitzpatrick, ar
rived in town last night
II is understood that General Meade pro
poses, should the situation of affairs at the
front admit to attend the Inauguration Of the
National Cemetery at Gettysburg The army
will also be represented on the occasion by a
detachment from each division of the arms
engaged in that battle
Considerable excitement has been occasiof..
ed here by the discovery of forgeries of pay,
masters checks to considerable amount, by
the young son of leading banker of this city
His father has advanced an amount equal to
the sum required by the forger, for zone or
more paymasters, but declines to go further
Orders have been issued TO the command
ants of the Navy Yard,lt reduce the labor EN-
ployed fifteen per cent.
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FROM MEADEs ARMY.

WASHINGTON, November 1910 10 p. NJ
A special to the World says Your cores
pondent with the army of the Potomac, ander
date OF to-day, sends the following This
morning there was skirmish with the enemy
but so far as ascestained it did not amount TO
much
Our position has not been changed for the
las three days, but we shall not long remain
inactive.
Il is we'll ascertnined that with the exception
of detachments Of cavalry the rebels have re-
turned to their old strong position, south OF
the Rapidan
Reports about a general engagement being
imminent are premature. The rebels could
have been accommodated any time during the
past week but they fled before our advance,
leaving their comfortable winter quarters -
They do not want to fight north OF the Rapid
an General Meade is waiting in position
north Of ibe Rapidan, and will, ne doubt, give
the enemy battle when it will advantageous
to do so. 81
ssPhe Orauge & Alexandra Railroad IS re-
lstfhdiudipg the bridge over the Kappa
hhchock, which is Ave hundred and fifty feet
in length.
A violent thunder storm ragged all last
night
Seventy prisoners, most Of them captured
by our cavalry, were sent to she Old Capitol
to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-16
FROM CHARLESTON

NEW YoBE, November l5.-The Baltimore
american correspondence from Charleston
harbor, of the llth, says the monitors within
the harbor, Montauk and Passai', have, re.
turned from Port Royal, fully repaired.
The guuboat Nipsic has arrived
The bombardment of Sumter goes on With
out unusual incident The rebel fire was not
serious The monitor Patapsco recently
threw five shells into Battery Bee, compelling
the rebels to desert their gans for a time J"
General Gilmore recently threw three ordi-
nary shells into the center of Charleston,
to try the range of his guns. The correspond
ent presumes, however, that Charleston win
not be shelled till the moaitors urein position
in Rebellion Road when its surrender can
be- --damalded, according 70 allthe forms and
usages Of war; The'febels have at east Two
thousaed negroes working on batteries on Sui
livau and James Islands, but many of them
will be found useless when the great ashl
comes.
The correspondent concludes that the pros
pect of early and successful results were
never more promising than now, and indis-
tnctly refers to an experiment recently made,
so full of success, that the rebel Instructions
no longer are to be feared stating his firm
conviction that he will have Charleston or its
ruins between now and Christmas.
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Netf Ynrk Market.

Nav YoRK, November l6-Flour less active
for common Rrade five lower 6 1906 20
for sstsra State; 25@7 30 for r II Ohio.
Whel| receipts 81 ,l55, more active and Ia
&C. be.ser at | 29@$i 80 for Winter Red
Weston. Corn receipts 29,37O, 40@45c.
Barley Af'shade frmer 81 35@l 80.
Oats firm ~ sl@87. Western pork irmer,
Lard dull and heavy at lll@l2. Whisky
NRw YoRK, November l6 6-Government
stocks better. and closed active. Money
very active, ct six and seven per cent.
Sterling veiy ,,aciive at 60. Gold A..
New York; Central 3O4. Erie hog
Reading 1859. Coupons 63t. URited
States G's SG One year certificates 99s
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NEWS FROM NoRpH CAROLINA.

NEwBERS, n c. November lo.-Major
General Peck made reconnaissance on the
Chowan river near the mouth of the Black
water, on the 9Th 9Th and sth nsants, with
Com. Flusser and the Whitehead, Delaware,
and Miami As he was some two hundred
and fifty miles from Newbern, it is presumed
he was waiting the cooperation of Major Gen.
eral Foster from Fortress Monroe.
The rebels were apprehepsive Of some
move upon Weldon, aud burnt the bridges
over the Wicacom River and other principal
streams.
Charles Henry Foster has recently return
ed from an expedition to Pasquatank and
Perqueman counties, it bringing in num-
bes Of recruits He found strong Union
feeling in the region he visited. This region
is now protected by the Federal forces
Four large steamers engaged in running
the blockade Of Wilmington, have been cap
tured within the last few days. One was.la
den with 80, 900 Enfield rifles, ammunition
and clothing one with saltpeter aud lead
aud the others with assorted csrgoess- The
original cost of one was 100000. .s..
The State debt Of North Carolina, amQilpt
ing to upwards OF one million dollars, hai
been entirely lquidated from the proeeeds o
Notwithstanding inswhich the State GoYeru-
ment was largely engaged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-16

IA Nashville correspondents 10 the World
akted tft lib says, since the partial oceu-
Nation d tookont Mountain by the Union for
1es under General Hooker Operati1ns at the
font have bten confined TO Strengthening the
mound ga2ned. Preparations for further oc-
tlpation apdsactive campaigning may be con-
sieered over for the present, and the two aim
ieA will protshly occupy the time 10 reconnoi-
aering aud vfaking. The great danger which
theatens thI srmy Of the Cumberland--star.
vaAon--wiI lbuble it no longer, for both the
Tennessee tQld Cumberland rivers are naviga.
bic 10 the Sc Of war, and all hazard from
nteiruption n at an end
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CONFESSION.

TORONTO, November 1.-THE Advertiser,
secession paper, to-day admits the failure OF
the rebel plot, and says the Coniederates fit
ted ont the steamer r. Il Lee, from Whining
to Halifax, with cargo to furnish friends.
Trtys six officers and three hundred men
we're to come overland in small parties to a
general rendezvous. Their intention was to
surprise the Federal garrison at johnson g
Island, liberate the prisoners and convey them
to Canada Their orders we're not tosyioleie
British neutrality, only TO rescue two thousand
esiuable iises itum such wFetehed quartsrs
which were designed 10 kilI BY slow degrees.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-16
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, November l4-The Herald S
Washington dispatches safe that the rebel dis.
patches have been captured, fully indicating
that they have no hope from England ~
France.
The Navy Department has lately been send
ing a number Of swift steamers to the block
aiding squadron of Wilmington, and the re-
cent capture Of three valuable prizes leads to
the belief that that port is the only one availa
BILE lately to the rebels, aud it will soon be her
metically sealed.
Hon Preston King is going to Canada
to confer with the Canadian authorities rela
tive to the recent secret plot.
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Width 2.-First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS I

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says IN the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware 9th Of April,
1905:
An English gentieman formerly connected with the
British Army and who styles himself the English Bo.
tanio Physician has Of late gained extensive reputa
BONE of his patients have oonyersed with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior Some have beon restored II by magic. The
medicine no nsed s distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing curative properties
awhile acting In the army lie d9y0tod his leisure
soments to thorough study Of the effects produced ly
certain medicinal roOs aud horbs all manner Of dis
eesos 1t no has found aud speedy remedy
for all the 'ns that flesh is heir to- Ills practice ia
already extensive and is daily increasing In the
plants to which females subjected ho has equal
large number here have testified that they not
only their present good health but their lives, to the
bki Of this English Botanic Physician" His Office Is al
No. SO EAST FIFTH STREET,
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NEWS FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.

NEw YoRK, Nov. l5.-The Richmond En-
ouirer Of the 10th says reinforeements under
General Imboden, met the retreating troops
of General Echols near Sweet Springs, Mon
roe county, Virginia, some forty miles from
Christiansburg, the nearest point on the Yir-
Rinia and Tennessee Railroad, and checked
the further advance of General Averills Yam
KEGS. More fighting was expected before the
latter would relinquish thsir design OF do
stroying the railroad The same paper says
passengers by the Fredericksburg train re-
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MEXICAN NEWS.

NEw YoRE, November lG--Mexican advi-
ces state that the commander OF the French
army in Mexico has taken the field at the head
Of his forces and some encounters with troops
of Iturbide had taken place. General com
mauder had assumed position OF Commander
in.Chief of the latter forces.
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By Telegraph.
REpoRrEp FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DIsPA TONES.
ERoM NORrH CAROLINA.

v RAlElGs, n. The Democrat says JEFF
Davis arrived at Richmond on the Sth inst
The Richmond Enquirer is much exercised
over the result of the recent election in North
Carolina which has one or two peace men to
Congress.
The Richmond papers say theYaukee pris-
oners are to be sent to Danvlle, Lynchbnrg,
and other places
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CAPTURE OF BRACES MESSENGER

J WASHINGTON, Nov. ia special to the
World says that information received here
States, a courier was recently captured near
Chattanooga, bearing dispatch from General
Bragg to General Iongstreet, ordering the lat
ter to eyacuate Lookout Mountain. This po-
siton is so important that snch an order crea.
ted much surprise here and many regard it
as a mere ruse on the part of the enemy, as
from the fact that they fred several shots
from that position on the following morning.
II is inferred that the order has not been re-
peated or such movement had ever been
really intended.
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port that the larger portion Of the Yankee
army Had arrived at Jomine, eighteen piles
from fredericksburg, and that Meade Is rapid
ly adsancing toward that city, where the
decisive contest will probably take place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-16
MISSOURI ELECTION, &c.

ST. LOUIS, Nov, l6-Ninety one counties
including the soldiers vote give the Radical
ticket 500 majority
The steamer Sunny Side recently burned
was owned in Cincinnati valued at $4,000
insured for 5000 Cotton also insured
Total loss about half million dollars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-16
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

NEw YoRK, November lG-Stesmer Arago
from Port Boyal aud Charleston Bar on the
evening of the 9th has arrived. She brings
nOnews
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-16

The Herald has advices from Gen. Backs
expedition up to the 4th The expedition
landed safely on the Texas shore Of the Rio
Graude,s after losing one or two vessels in a
norther, but no lives A boats crew and sew
eral soldiers, however, were drowned while
disembarking The rebels evacuated Fort
Brown, setting fire to the works there Browns
vile was also set on fire by few rebel cav
airy, but the Union men hurried out to ex-
tinguish it, when the rebel cav0lrylWere joined
secessionists j turn, aud n terrible street fight
was going on, tne houses burning around them.
The Fourteenth Massachusetts regiment was
Immediately ordered to march on the place.
A Maine regiment was The first 10 land on the
Iexas shore, and an Iowa regiment immedi-
atsJy-aiter them, their reginlental flags being
hois,ed almost simultaneously.
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FRaM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC


New YoRK, Nov l6-The Herald has the
following:
Washington, Nop l5.-TrainG are off the
track this side Of Warrenton Junction -
Cause unknown Feared Mosby had hand
in it. Meade leaves Washington for the
front to morrow Lee has not left for Chatta-
nooga The rebels appear to have no appre-
tensions Of our assailing their position and
are well secure for winter in the present
quarters
The Worlds Washington dispatch states
that consultation was held in Washington
on Saturday, between the President, Stanton,
Halleck and Meade 1t is said Halleek and
Stanton are in favor of the army of the Poto-
mac going Immediately into winter quarters,
while the President and Meade propose to take
advantage Of the completion of the Rappahan-
mock bridge to endeayor to force a fight on
Lee at point nearest to the Rapidan The
bridge will be finished by the first Of the week
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PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
nTSEASEE

without the use Of Mercury, without hindranoe from
business and without fear Of discovery exposure. No
deadly posons such arsenic, nux vOmica, opium, or
any other poisons. Nomercury nor any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Remodies yet failed to cure the most obstinate
and the dangerous cases. aud to all mercury
and other impurities from the system when all other
Rnanediea had failed.-Medioal JoMrnal.
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MATTERsIN REGARD To7gHE BLoRI

= ~ r.
~ WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-Papers and dis
patches captured on blockade runners are
very volumiuous, much OF the matteris. purely
personal and considerably of an enigmatical
nature
A young naval officer under date Of Calars
France, September 2Sth writes that the Flori.
da is still in Brest, out of ninety men sixty
deserted and we're discharged in Brest. The
Foridas battery is worthless hope still to
exchange it ere getting far from France.
Smooth bore guns in broadside, one battery
will be two seven inch rifles, four sixty.eght
FOUNDERS in broadside, quite formidable for
whalers Our navy will come out yet and
though we may not raise the blockade, we will
frighten the Yankees considerably. When
We have scared thessY ankees out of the Paci-
iic, we will return to the Atlantic, There are
many letters Of official and otherwise direct
ed to rebels high in authority concerning the
building Of VESSELS and furnishing ordnance
stores and the tone of all however, Respondent
particularly with regard to the ukewarm.
ness of England
The 10th illinois Cavalry have re-enlsted
as a veteran regiment, and advanced pay and
bpunties have been paid. The 9th Pennsyl.
yania Cavalry have also received their ad
vanced pay and bounties and taken the Geld
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Trumks, sc.
NEW TRUNK sMANUPACTORY,

q. H. l. WE,
NO. 97s THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADOW's MARBLE YARD.
WE would most respectfully inform the citizens
w Of Dayton and the public IN general that We
have opened Trunk manuiAetoTy, where we will
keep ON hand all kinds of Trunks, Vaises, Garnet
and Travelling Bags all OF which will sell at whoe
sale or retail as cheap any house in the city.
Particular attention paid to repairing old Trunks
share Of patronage solicited.
HB.--We also have two acres OF good land in Miami
City which we will sell cheap se5du
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M90irals

And learn that perfect and radical Il warranted
and guatante 10 all who afflicted with weakness
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy houghta, do
presson Of spirits distress and anguish u uiud loss OF
Sleep loss o. nsmory loss OF energy and muscular power
pnny growth, wasting sway, nrd want OF oonhdenee ia
themselves, Eintlng Hts, oonvusive trumbngs, impo
tenca I'D dtanust Hfo.
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HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.

Some physicians require 10 be told tho nature Of your
dissaso-the EEGLISI BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not HIS perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him 10 describe the diseases without any information from
the paent 10 explain It's original cause and to guarnnteo
its cure And what Is more valuable stil he will hon
estly aud frankly tell whether you can he cured or not
This will satisfy your mind and you expense time
trouble and drappointInent II will be the means Of
Swing you many dollar; It will save your leath
and what is better than ALT It will save your liio from
being shortened by wrong treatment.
His examinations are made without any information
from tbs yuo6t therefore he thoroughly understands
their Physical oanaiOmand Psychological Development
without which he crild have performed 80 many
astonishing 1t should les remembered that this
Botanic Physician PERFORMS cures thought impossible.
IL you have tried othss aud got relief you wish to
anoy good health aud long li II you wise you win
20 and consult DR.. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Physician
An HE communications and interviews are strictly
privats and confdentai.-Medicai Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-16
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.


Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
fellow DOOnsboro, Maryland said on Thursday Tue Sst
Of May, 1860: .
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early ndlscre
tIon having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
scan, feel It my duty having knowledge Of them TO
to the suffering Ono case In paricuar-that OF young
man In this oitya worthy OF note. He had become the
victim Of habit, the mere ausion to which causes
shudder and years suerng and dooorng gave up
ali hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry, and WIS
dearly beloved by sweet girl as ever lsped words
Of affection, but he fearful nervous, and Frustrated
He dared not we'd account OF the shattered state
Of his system He sOugh. relief at the hands OF the Bo-
tanlo Phyacian and astonishing as 1t may seem, all the
bloom and yigor OF youth has returned and he now
the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
DREN.
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tho 9Th
Of March, 1862;
We decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for tho prevention OF having children but We
feel It duty 20 acknowledge benefit nom any and
from every when IL for the relief Of suffering
humanity TACT has 10 knowledge that
ought TO be promulgated and widely circulated for tho
benaht Of those ladies whose delicate health makes
necessary TO prevent any increase OF family.
About twelve months aftsr marriage lady Of our ac
qpRlntanoe gave birth daughter, hut her euferhgs
great that her physicians despad OF her Tecov
cry This made her dread the very thoughts Of again bo
coming mother. She tried every thing to prevent
repetition other snernga bat without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again confined but her aul
bTings great that the Guild died. and her own life
deapalred of She told by her family physician
that she had any children he feared her lo would
be the forfeit As all the remedies Ahs had tried before
bad failed, she applied to the Botanic Physician, DR.
HApHAEL,
no. SO EAST FIFTH STREET,
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with dispatch and in the best style Of the art Partlc
ular attention paid to
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WTE are prepared 10 execute all orders tor
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