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By Telegraph.
REpoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMP RE
MONT DISPATCHES.
Lntrst ForeIrn Ne,1n.

NEw YoRK, March lO.-The following is
the very latest by the Austria
COPESHAGES, Feb, 27.-DenmArk expressed
wish to be excused from replying 10 any
proposition for conference as long as SUIT
gard is not evacuated
STUTTGUARD, Feb u In ,o.days sitting
of the Chambers Baron Won Hugel said &C.
cordiug to the most reliable information
speedy termination Of the war was not to be
expected Denmark was lirtnly resolved on
opposing the most determined resistance to
the claims Of Austria, Prussia and the FEEDER,
al diet ..H... 4.H. .IH
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Catharne Smith and Joha L. Smith Serah Lees ct
al. Case No. 2720. Montgomery Superior Court.
In partition. ~ l II .tEt =
DY virtue of and ia obedience to, the command OF
- order Of safe made by he ,supeuorf Court oi
Montgomery county, Ohio, viii oef at public salo
on the premises on
Wednesday,, March 10, 1894,
Al two O'Clock M Of said day,the lolowng aescnbed
real estate, viz: Winch was divided into lots under
writ Of partition issued out Of this Court the goth
day Of BAy, 1869; lot No. o. Beginning ut tho south
west COrnerU lot No 8; thence north SO east 4O blO
poles to acorner; thence south l8s 80 ekst T-IO
poles thence south ls' 3V east 10 poles 10 cur.
ner; themes south 6l9 ~ west 80 2l0 poles to cor
ner, thence north 2te 40 west " l0poles 70 the be.
ginning, containing 90lOO acres, be- the mora
loss The above is pHrt OF seventy acres OF liant
Of viii Daniel y Gunckel died seized, nnd which
divided into lots for the purpose Of sale, 10y order
Of Court, and to Hold free OF dower -. 4
SAID premises lieswithin tha corporaoh limits Of
Germantown, Rnd was appraised at so per acre and
cannot sell tor less than twothfds oi said apprass-
ment Terms--obe third caahj one e-thrd IN one year
and the balance in two years from the day Of eaei de-
ferred payments 10 bear ak per cent interest and ba
secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE MOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont, county.
HoUk McMAHON, Attorneys. f0l3wis
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Hox JAugs c. HALL.
New Counterfeits.

Beware OF new aud dangerous counter.
felt on the Bank of North America. Boston
Yignette locomotive and cars on the right
end, an lndi an princess with bow and spear,
numbered IN blus lux II was discovered 10
the Albany Assorting-house.
A new counterfeit 81 on ,be Bank Of Utica
WAS detected at the First National Bank.
Tuesday here is large figure 10 the
center and portraits Of females on each side.
The name of the Bank is printed 10 red
We wers ahown to-day a new counterfeit on
the Fort Plain Bank, which recently made its
appearance 10 this city The bill is of the
Denomination of So the vignetle, four fe-
males one holding globe in her hand, rs" on
each upper corner, aud Five on the lower
corners
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GRANT summonsd 20 Warrington.
xXYVIIITm C0NGREss.

WAsulSaToN, March --HousE--The Sen,
ate bill for the admission Of Nevada and Col
orado into the Union as States will be eonsid-
cred on the 10th, ths day set aside for Terri
torial business
Blair rising to ggeslion Of privilege, asked
leave 10 submit testimony which was taken
after the lipitation of time for that parposs,
aud which affected the contested seal now oe,
cupied by him.
Knox, the eonlestapt, demonstrated, and
said the testimony should not be received, as
II was taken without the foFmality Of law,
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Aeqal.
sHERlFF's SALE


OF 4 VALUABLE FARM IN JACKSON TOWN
Solomon Hoop, peuhoner, against Susan Hoops,
Henry Hoops an others, defenda U.s. superior
my virtue Of and IN ohediencs TO- the command Oi
Superior Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, ] vii
olier at puDo sale, on the preiui eH, on
Wednesday, March ~, 1864,
A. ono O'Clock Of said day the following described
Evan Hoops resided up the time Of his deathJ At
uato and being ia tbs township Of JRHkHoni IA the
county Of Montgomery, ana In the state Of ohio, aud
bOunde aud deacul ed ~ follows, t0-Hit
Being the northeast quar-. Of section number (Ti
seven, range pumber foui %, township numhef ouf
%, east of the meridian line drawn north nom the
e eat Miami RIVER, beginning 90 the northeast corner
Of Hgd section; thence running west along tho Sec
lion llne Que hundred aud xty oles Q60li thence
south parallel with thH section ua hundred and
htyseyen and three-iourth poles t1h1s) thence eaAt
aralle with the section line hundred and sky
Q00 poles TO the east boundary line Of sld uectooi
fourth poles tlb75a) along th section line 10 the
place Of beginning, containing Cne hundred and FAY
seven and thr e-fourth acres Of land, BE- the
more or loss 20 ,, sold nee q dswer Under loI-
mer wut OF partition see ennraised AZ e0b ef ncfe
Said farm ~ llie .aut u HasfurtfI r ta..i
araville, four M fstrf Naf -Ita.II' 'I|. ...
three le4 SOU tf iEifrf. .lt. a iUi. Hrn s#I..
o the Dayton Ert.r I.frur. ar HHH .H. l. ...Ie
OF the German .Hi l .tsrIiH raH f'. .s..
dra Turnpike. s.1 t ffH ...rr.. '.....
several good H.. F.-It Hls'F .. .lf. .IH
berod, and fio fIHlref tu4"f q t.tsals G. t.f.iI
uou. The lisa eHlsi H.aiisf. t.r fFrlaIrH.
The terms o. Hlle .lut taH|., U". II..I
one year and Tie .sI.naa lfuiH iie tf. 70
sale the deie Ia yttlluUt h.t. III H. .HH.
terert and 70 I. .'i.f0l ng .I.ln. IH.
ard cHntot Ne .f In-r lss lu. ii lHH 4lr al...aH
ed Value.
GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff Moul couu,,. al
ID. A. HOuK, Attorney. fe20wts
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Tho New YORK Hotels Crowded.

The New York Tribune says that oil the
hotels IN that city are, so thronged with guests
that it is difficult to get accommodation -
Scores Of, travellers are daily turned away
from the doors OF the principal houses aud
even the family and rest1raDt hotels are crow
cd Az the Metropolitan and St Nicolas from
so to $50 cots are made up every night IN the
pnrlors, billiard rooms and other large apart
ments A bill is now before the State Legis.
ature to incorporate the Grand Hotel Com.
pany with a cap pital stock OF half n million
with the privilege Of increasing I, to seven
hundred and tifiy thopsand dollars 1t is m-
tended TO build hotel, similar to the Hotel
Louvre aud Grand Hotel in Paris, in the vi.
cinity Of the Central Park .s
THE n. Y. Times is quite sure Lincoln and
Chase will contiUue 10 work together The
breaking up Of the Cabinet will be deferred
until the final smash which sends both to the
bot 'wOws--io stay. .lar tIr..Ff
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WashInRlon, March

700 washington, March D, 1864.
Ny Dear Sir In reply TO friendly let.
ter from you, | wrote you briefly, not long ago,
about the wishes, expressed by many, that my
name might be favorably regarded by the peo
pie in their next choice Of President aud
closed by saying, that should our friends in
Ohio manifest q preferences for another,
should accept their decision with the ready
Rcpuiessnce due from ons who has been already
trusted and honored by them beyond merit or
expectation.
The recent action Of the Union Members
Of our Legislature indicates such preferences.
II becomes my duty therefore-and count
it taOse privilege than duly--to ask that
no further consideration be given to my name.
. II was never more important than now,
that all our efforts aAd Q u our energies should
bs devoted TO the suppression Of the rebellion,
and 70 the restoration Of order and prosperity
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DemOcratlc NOminallOns.

ELEorius FIRST MONDAY ltD OF APRIL
CITY TICKET.
Magor--w. A. GILLESPfk.
Hsfshal STACY y. UAih
arsaiU Difoctor--LAW REkCE Bllh.
Mod Heasuef--RObkRr ALLEN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET,
CoqstuLlss a. NJ. OYLER,
&c. HUbBuRr.
WARD TICKETS.
YIRsT WARD
Coaneil AMOS nECKEH
School Bodrf-J r. GILBERT.
sssvsOf--LEWis HEiNtE
sErONp WARD-
CDfpc MARCUS ELLIS,
SoApoi Byasd--ABRAH OAHILL.
AsssssOf--'r. A. WISE.
THIRD WARb,+-
Counrtl-nA MEL HElNTH.
eeh0R Bpard--EPUHAIM LINDsiI
Aass,0,--N NICHOLAS sTALBN
FN'nFrH WARp-5 . -.
Co8n,d, HENRY II, HiLGEFORr
SeAoOl h ari AnANiD A HOUk.
A essUr..J ACOB sTEpHANS.
FIFTH WARD-
Cauaet t-HENRY sCHIAMANN
Sc ts,t B0arf--HENRY RU1T.
As,os0r WILLIAM DANl.
EIATu MARl~- . ..
sehool Bonri-TIioMAs " THREsHER
Assspoi PANKRATlus WEIDNER. r I'D.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

John sheets vs. William Roblson, deceased, Admin. o.
istretor Superior Court OF Montgomery County,
No. 275S
DY virtue Of an order OF sale made in the above
ID by the superior Court of Montgomery coun- "a
~ and 70 directed viii otier vi pudo sale st the
door Of the Court House on .. ....
Sahf'fuv. March l9, 1864, .N - -'.''
At two o'clock IN Of sud day following described
real estate, vE' Lot nuini Tered seventy (10) IN the
town o. tuion IN he county % Montgomery aud
state OF OHIO y T q tA& u " .aA
Appraised. with the improvements thereon, at ons
hundred and twenty fiVa dollars sl2 m cannot sell
for less than two thirds OF sad gppTaisrment
Also, ono black horse called Niger aged six years,
Term cash, Va .. . |f.uF' Va tIfH fsa. .
GEOk6E woGAMNN. sisrin N ont rolnityti !
j, A. JORDAN, Attorney. .l...... .rH. .I feuWia
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SHERIFP'S SALE.
n WILL seIl ID pnbIIe anelIon, on

I WILL sell IT public auction, on
i THURSDAY, MACH 3, 1864,
A. tho feed store rooms formerly occupied by Peter
pReis on Fourth treet, between Main and JeheTson
"A the city Of d iyon, the following goods and chat
tells, tO-Wt About 26e bushels oil oats; aDout AGO
BUS els OF shorts, bran or choo ead about GOO or 500
bushes Of corui - barrels OF four barrel OF buck
wheat -four; pair Of hay scales and platform; pair
Of faiThank's scnlesi one hay hnTsei spring
on aud harnessi two -four chests one lot OF efnpty
top, sc one iron aafei two truck wagons ohairs,
benches, &o.
Taken execution q. the properly OF Peter Reistl
at the suit Of David X, hOyar and others.
ale 10 commence az ten o'clock N OF said day.
Terms cash
GEdReE woaAbAN, sheria H6ntI Ieonntt. /
n. ". 1HHEuuEa, Attorney, feQOlaWt.
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LETrERFRoM HON. c. l.vAlLANOIOHAM
WixDson, Q w, March Z, 1864.
MEssRs. HUBBARD 4 BRoTHER, Dayton,

WixpsoR, Q. w, March Z, 1864.
NlEssRs. HuBBARD 4 BRoTHER, Dayton,
Ohio: Nt
GenaemeR--I read, several days ago,
the teegraphic announcement Of the "rid-
ding of the EMpIRr Office by furloughed
soldiers. ! offer you no sympathy, for
that will avail nothing now or hereafter.
l do express to you my profound regret
that you were not prepared to infict on the
spot, and in the midst Of the assault, the
complete punisllment which the assailants
deserved but am grstified to learn that
some of them soon after did receive their
deserts But these cowardly acts cannot
always be guarded against. And they do
not primarily come from the soldiers
There is. therefore, but one remedy for
past and preventive Of future, injuries, and
that is instant. summary and ample repri'
sails upon The persons and property ofne
men othome, lOho, by language and conduct,
are aitOays melting to these oatrages No
legal nor military punishment is ever in
Aicted upon the immediate instruments.
Retaliation, therefore, is the only and the
rightul remedy in times like these, |
speak adyisedly. and recommend it in all
cases hereafter 1t is Of no avail to an
nounce the falsehood that "both parties
condemn il" after the destruction has been
consummated. The time has gone by for
obedience without protection. | speak
decided language, but the continual recur-
renee of these outrages-frequently at
tended with murder, and always without
redress--demands it. They mast be stop
ped, let the consequences be what they may.
Reprisals, in such cases, are now the only
way left for retarn to law and order
Very truly,
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NOTICE


- an Orphans Court held In PotisWe IN
"A and for said county, on Monuay, the laih
I " dA' Of December, 1909, before tho aodorabla
/, ~ James kJon, ESD and Benjamin iIeilner and
Jacob Kline, hlsAssociala Judges In the InRttsf ot
the estate Of Daniel Snyder, decsased the nqusition
having boen read and heard, the Court confirm the
same and grant further rule on a the hens aud legal
10 eppear in .iour on the first Monday OF MarchA D
1901 a. ten o'clock IN the forenoon 10 accept or refuse
the real estate o. said oedent NJ It's appThs value
or g. show cause why the real eslHie shOut not he
sold, and deot general notioes 10 be- gwen 10 The
heirs reAiing IN the county aud that noirt bt AAO
gwen hy pnhhcaiion In onu sfthe English newspapers
published IN lhu city Of st. Louis, and In Dayton Ono
~ least our sue1eSSYe weeks previous 20 tho fret
70 be s,lt to the postothce heafett 20 which those
heirs - side who hYa otit OF tho county. H r.l =
10 Witness wheresf have hefounto set my hand
and anixed the seal II said orphaRa Court This llth
day Of Decembar 1861. -. NJ II. - I
A. DonRMAN, Olark Orp hans Court
ialOW4 schuylkil County Pennsy yAnla. q
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ARgal.
A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
AbneT Stephens
auuinal


against
Jacob O. keplar ct al, Case No 2757
nURsUAkf 10 an order and decree Of the superior
il Court Of Montgomery county, OHIO, made In the
above entitled cause, will, on
SGtlrday, apnl ., 1864,
Sell ri public outery TO The highest bidder at the door
OF the Court House. in the city Of DRyton the hrm n
Francis j. Andrews, situated eaAt OF CentsrYille In
this coun y, containing l3o acres
I is good state OF cultivation, has about hitoen
acres OF woodland, dwelling, barn, three tenant
houses, &c.
81, 900 0T, or $40 bT an sore lr...
GEORGE W. MALAMBRE, Master Com.
J. A. JoRbAr, THRHsHFR JoRpAN, Il. 8. YoUNO aud
HOpK hoMAhoE, Attorneys. NAL ldawts
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4 Country ReSldenee lOr NaIe.

DESIRABLE country residense, with gaeen
II acres Of good land. lying one mile north of bay.
Eoh, on tho odrroy road, s offered a private sale.
lhere Is large and comfortable frame house, and
grated eppiei pear and peach tress large Resort.
ment OF strawberry VINES, OF the Wilson, New Albany
and Prolific Varetea Qlho apolt three aores OF young
ourrHn bushes, fof gins puTposas. Any parsons de-
srng TO purchase are requested tOcaAl and eHemjne
the properly I thelnselyes, a. tbs proprietor Is con
hdent that Il will bear inspection.
Also, ten and half acres ol umberRd land, four
miles north Of Dayton near the old Troy road.
no2Adawh JAMES KA0oP.
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Nohrrs.

NOTICE is hereby given that have sold my entire
~ stock on hand, aud machinery in the Wood
Turning and scrol Saving Business, on Fist street
No 2T2 NJ the head Of Madison street. to Mr. Charles
g. Meyers, who IN eyery way worthy Of the patronage
Of my former customers. JOHN Il. HUGOU,
Having bought tho establishment Of Mr. John Il.
Hugou, on Fir street, intend TO 'lo Scroll Saving
oval, PLAN and Fancy Turning, excelled by no other
establishment in the city. hope that ali who wish
work in that line will give mo call, and will satisfy
them both In work and price on sho notice.
mAl0dl" CHARLES q. MEYERS.
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EB-It is the plan of the Republicans to
shut their stores and stand at the polls on
election day. The purpose of this is to
work among the labOring classes,
Since greenbacks have got to be such a
power, it is well understood by these Re-
publicans that if they stand in the door
way of the election room, the poor man
must come down. What can poor man
do when one hundred thousand greenbacks
stand in his path looking at him ? Can
he vote against wholesale grocery, OF Il
Wholesale dry goods establishment? Dare
he look a manufacturing establishment in
the face ? Is it possible for him to bare
his eye before the lustre of four, FIVE, six
or seven thousand a year By no means
Hence the "money fellows" are all to be
at the polls. The "poor boys" are to be
kept down by the power of the moneyed
threats, and the money honey if possible
We will see whether the game will win
The Democracy have also resolved to bC
on hand-aA Of them. We can stay on,
day at the polls as well as Mr. Money
| bags,
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on solid and sure foundations Of Union, Free
dom and Impartial Justice and ] earnestly
urge ell, With whom my counsels may have
weight, TO ALLOW nothing to divide them while
this great work, in comparison with which
persons aud even parties ore nothing, re.
mains unaceomplished.
Cordially, Your Friend,
S. p. CB4sE.
u,.. T..,r. ~ H..
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, March IA.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-ked wheat
EkolesAle 6 90. retail 90
WHEAT-Sl l6@l i.
C0RN--s0.
SHELLED-S5.
OATS--GS.
RYE l0@l Is
BARLEY-$l 20
COFFEE-36@3s
SUGAR-l5@l6.
EGGS-l6@lS por dor.
WHISKY--86 .lu
CHEESE E-l69I7
DRIED PEACHES--lGC6
DRIED APPLES--969l
BEANS-Per bushel 81 50@3 90
HAY-Timothy sls@2O per tou
TEAS-Sl 0064l 60.
RICE-s@lO per lb.
BUTTER--35
LARD-i2@l5
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Iery truly.
FVIy WUIyi
G. L. VALLANDIGHAM.
Abuse Of Federal Soldiers at
Knoxville by the Cincinnati
Gazette


"Pro Tem," the Knoxville correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Gazette, in recent
letter from "the 'front.'" is anything but
complimentary in his illusions to the
"brave boys" of the command to which
the Gazette has assigned him for "special"
correspondence. Hear him impute "vaa-
dalism" to the Union defenders--to the
men who are bearing ths cold flag" just
as coolly as if they were 80 many predatory
Visigoths--
Both soldiers aud citizens have reason TO
rejoice that brighter prospects lie before them
Ever since our advance into East Tennessee
we have been carrying on operations under
very great difficulties, The suferings OF our
soldiers for two months after the siege were
Unprecedented in the history Of our present
struggle, and the destrucRpeness and randall.
ism of our soldiers haze brought dOWH most
intense suffering upon The citizens Many
families have been sent South; many loyal
families have gone or are going North; nnd
the country will soon be almost depopulatei. -
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DesirabIe ReSldence for Sale

/ OFFER for saia the residence OF Mr.. JAckson ou
L Jefferson street third door south Of Fifth. The
lot IN oue hundred and fourteen eet non. On the
containing fourteen rooms, hue garden and stable
Also, double lraIne house, This Ia ono Of the most
deAlrablrd pieces OF property IN Dayton, and will be
sold eheap, " an early application Ia made 70 fa|F
JAMES r. DONALDSON, Real Estate Agent,
mWdlm No. ~ Main street, second story.
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Great Lot and Land Sale

ON TUESDAY MARCH Is. 1894,
" Al ten O'Clock m, OF tho premisns will he sold
nc auction, IN lotfot three, five and ten acres, che
Gin sple farm, one mile east OF the city adjoining the
grounds on which ~ built the country residences Of
some Of wealthiest and beHt citizens Fnp street
being extended through the farm. The hghest land
~ naturally tetter adapted for rural residences than
any other place IN the vicinity Of Dayton, being bet
Ter view OF the citya urroundug country. The
ground is gradually rolling rhriny young forest
trees have been left standing, Limestone sud neyer.
iaing springs are ON the land. The quaiy Of soil
will produce grapes, peaches or slraWIsrrtes.
BRICK CLAY.
The h0tom land is gsOd tobacco ground, and OF in
ctcuahlo yRlne for brick clay
Terms-one fourth cash; the balance in three equal
yea-y paymouts,wth interest, secutrod by mort age
ml7dawts GAN. W. GILLESPIEi
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Dawes, chairman of Committee on Elec-
tons explained that this testimony was offered
to-day to the COMMITTEES who had concluded
10 submit the matter 10 the House
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE .rts.


David II. Prugh, Administrator OF Bsrtara bhank, de.
ceased, va John Thomas Woby et al. Probate
Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio. .Htaas.. H
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF. REAL ESTATE
DURSUAN'l 10 an order of sale ~ the foregoing
case will offer NJ public sale aud TO the fheGt
bidder, al the door Of the Court House IN the city of
Dayton, In the county OF Montgomery and state al
SATURDAY, APRIL BAD. IsGi,
Az two o'clo = IN, The following DESCRIBED real
tate situate IN the county Montgomery aud aiule of
Ohio, and bounded and descr iolio9s, sduatsT
in IA suniheast quarter ul section No. 9, town lrange
0, M H., beginning ON the snnth Inns said seatIOA
at pAnie WesVer'a southeast corner; tanc0 gIo .
~ no"s To DeardoTi's uthwest rner thence sue
q 10 % poles to a stone DeardOuis south line;
thence "a n poes to the south line Of said seos
tom thence 1917 3l65 poles TO tho place OF be-
ginning, containing sixteen (l0) acres, more or eaA
Appraised At $500 and may sell for two-thFds OF
SAID sum. I..f ...HlI.t l.ltEd
Terms Of sRleOne third cashi the balance in equal
payments Of aud two years. with Interest secured
by mortgage on the lTemises. .lt lt-|
DAVID II. PRUGH,
Administrator Of barbara shank deceased.
BHITn Curry, Attorney Iit'.' 'nA2deWawt
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Fton Tsnusssss.

CHTTrASoooA, March l0.-Gen. Thomas
rode to the front to-day and found all quiet
al ong the lines, Our new position is consid-
er ably in advance Of the one held during the
wi nter. Holmer's lines embracing the Cbica-
maugA battlefield .a.
Rumors Of skirmishing and firing in front
last fewtdays are without foundation.
There are now at Dalton and Tunnel Hi.
six divisions, two old brigades ofarebel in
iantry; four brigades, Rhoads's, Patterson :,
Primes and Davdson's cavalry infantry or
gRnzation, Hardees corps composed Of
Walkers, Chehtham's aud Cloburn' divisions
H:ndmans corps Of Stevenson S, Stewards
and batess 1000 men leage and estunnale
each division 1900. lIt is my opinion that
the Oldest man ia the world oonldn't read the
balance Of this dispatch, and II so, beg re-
specially TO oaye,-TYPo
" IT. ------
Grant Summoned 20 Washington.
WAsHISoToN, March ll.-General Grant
was summoned 10 Washington last night, and
returned here, accompanied by General
Meade lH
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NOTICE. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

GEALED proposals for the building Of d bridge
y across saltwater, near Harrisburg, will lie receiV
ad until saturday April q 1864 Rt tho ouny Auditors
Office, where plans and specifcatons may he seen.
THOMAS y. LOWE,
Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton, March 10, 1SG4-gRl1 d3awtt
fJOurnal coDy1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-11
Splendid Farm for Sale

ONE-hALF MILE FhoM MIAMlsBURG,
TNhE Undersigned will sell nj private sale betgeen
1 now and Lie first day OF Apnl next, the we'll
known farm belonging 20 the estate Of Philip s. Geb.
hart, deceased, oontNang one bundled aud forty.
seven acres sad Arm has upon u two dwelling
housos-one large commodious hr 0kJ also, barn and
other necessary ont buildings. The soil is al the
richest quality principally hottom land, and has aiko
fine lot OF timber. Terms reasonable. Inquire of
ibo subscrhers 20 Wamishurg,
SAMUEL GEBHART, t-
ISAAC DlRSlNGER, ..a
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