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Strange Stories Of Dsssctvei or cariosies
PuSisssd E Ss.%s sy DICK Tirza 'en'
AIo for sale by all book sellers IL tai, place
Cpes Of the above book sent by mail TO any address, free
Jewe'ry ard watohss-Os All Deserip.
below Canal street. formerly II Wall street.
Ladies' Bracelets, New styles.
TG hsH ss.r Ave- .o s fo sale % g.
Broadway, one door below Canal street
Lace Curtains
at reduced prices.
"Map or Petersburg''
the scene ni Genera Grants sa
| cents; wholesale. 81 per dozen.
New Map Of Mobns Pfce 70 cents Wholesale sI 20 per
dozen
New Map Of Richmond Price only 10 cents; Wholesale.
10 dozen.
Agents wanted. o. W. TOMLINsCN. ruoisnor.
2N Washington street. Boston. MASS.
Mrs. WInsl0w's Soothing syrup for
children Teething Dysentry and Dlarha regulates
the Stomach and Bowels cures Wind Cole.
Trusses, Elastic Stoc tngs, &c.-Ms rsh
co. Office only at No. vescy street. Lady attendant
The West Indian Hair Cur,er.-War.
rauted curl the straight aud sf hair the first
application into short riu2cts waving massive ours
Sent address OF 81. Address WAud Gil
bert lyon, box 5,z5l Now York Post Office.
UntrImmed Felt and MO !eskIn Hats,
(Wholesale aud retaill,
LADIES,
MISSES sors AND INFANTS.
Al GENINS SIS Broadway.
Wonderful Results from tho Use OF
used prominent physlns and CHEMISTS Ladies' aud
geniemen highest standing bear witness OF It's virtues
II gray faded ha,r s original COLOR stops s
falling prevents dendru irrtaton or ichng end
head cle&n cool and healthy will not stain the
skin soil the whss fabr keep the hair soft and glossy
and causes to remain IN any desired position No other
ONCE l23 Broadway where advice 20 treatment q the
hair viii be given Price 81 per bottle; % pcr
s0s0n To fancy Ooss sasa uaa a. Se
Window Shades.
Gold. Holland &C. Ncw style shade Fixtures at reduced
prices. G. L. J. b. kelly. 500 Broadway
Wigs, Toupess. Hair Dye, Hair Dyeine
and Noldsyia Cream for bcaunfying the hair.
w. A. BATCHELORs 10 BondstreeI
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Jewelry and Watohes--fDs all Deacrtps
TONS sale aEO ALLKN, lik Hroadwsy, one doo
below Canal street. formerly II Wall street,
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I Fan styles I'm Hats, Caps. Feathers.
On aud after Thursday, September 6 Will be
aibed for sale tho Fashionable Novelties In the sbess
Moods for lad isses boys and lafsutt wear ~ THos
REYNOLDS, 800 Canal street.
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loyal Havana Lotrerv.-See Omclal
Fings Of August 20 and September another page
"H& TAYLOR \ 90.
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Il 3sP ysocdway-Messrs Fowler Il
LIS Phrenoicgiss, make Examinations daily.
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Sure Cure-Reue's African Fevsv and
ae Cure. II never falls. Depot 50 Liberty street, up
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4Covus, Bu utons. Nails. Enlavged Joints
Diseases or sns feet CURED ~ Dr. ZACHARJE. No 700
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Free aIes, Pimpies. Tan, Elcsh Worms.
srckly Heat, ,Sc,, cured w GouRAuDs ITALIAN
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has caught the rres perfume that Nature sh ook
her floral censers and hxed il ngy IN PHALON
ms peerless "Sight Blooming Csreus." Sold by all
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Deafasss. Impaired Sight,

DeafAess and Diseases or the Eye gps-
Taiy treated by Dr. CALDWELL "a Clinton place. E,ghih
from o Ia B.
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For seie-state aad County Rights in
me Little Giant Cook stove. Just the tbns wanted
d W RiPEEY 4 co, f76 Broadwsy, ny
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D,r,u,u,i Rlurs.

Dtntuvuu ntUGN.
Il al descriptions from iwentyfve dollar. 70 hum
rod dollars each, for sso by y 80 q. ALLEN, No tlb
door below Cana street, formerly No. u
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Iitghest Psemiu,a Lncx Stitch sewing
Naohln WHEELER iLSON. go b Sadway.
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sure Cure for uern,a, or Nupture.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
WHITES "FArENT LEVER TRUSS
WHyTFt9 PATENT LEVER TRTsSh

he and only Truss in The world that cuges this dan
pus disease II is made on new principle rom ali
rs-icht ciean and easyBo pressure on the back or
1. This Truss, viii the Application OF our Herns Lo-
In Wa rrnnted 10 tho most obstinate cases PAM
ets free for u stamp GREGORY CO., coo Broadway.
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For tho Hair ana skin-Bnrrv's Trf-
ophsrous Tbe best and cheapest sr,cls solo ty afaq
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ksEes Cashed fn All Le9nlSzcd Lottc.
@. WEST, No. 5k Pine street. room No. D. n. Y.
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Gorreud's poua~e Subtitle uproosx Hra
from low for.nssds OF ssy part Of The bedr III warranted
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GedIes' Braceicts, Now Styles.
hsndred dollars each For sale Is GEO G. ALLEN, 4l5
Broadway, door below Canal street
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4 Deafmsss. Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN TRB HEAD,
4 CATARRHAL ArF BOTTOMS IN TIE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH
CAIAngn OF TuE IYMrAkIc MUCOUS
ECSTACHTAN TUBB
CURED
nd every disease o the Bye ar cgurrs either ned
III surgical aid attended b. DIR Won EISEH BERo,
Id his conau ug s6 broadway, Twelfth street.
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4 Grover " Bakor's Highest Premium
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines so5 Broadway, New Ycrk
tl.nh oNh Enliol kiIosi. EfooklYn.
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"Map OF PctevsburgD
ghowlng of General Grants operations
together with all Of the ortdcavns. Price only 10
cents; wholesale. 81 per dozen.
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.srap or Pe,ersbure."

Lace Curtalms
at reduced prices-
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0cau tfSul Compile xi0n. - Lafrd's
m OF Youth OF LlquiI Pearl. II has equal for pre-.
ng and tho complexion aud skin Sold by
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GRAND MCCLELLAN DEMONSTRATION sEPrBM
~ DeI T.At wRit clubs Rnd ass)cia.loLs desiring ia
partc' IN tue Grand Union Demoasti atom Onion
Square The 18th inst. are requested 10 conmunicatc
uth siserof ,he undersigned ismnany Hall, daily st
~. cco1E r. ".
J0SuCA ISAACS, ofsani atious aud
JAMES j. CoosAS, I frosessiGaS
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We who arc under some specsls,s care from
gear and particularly aude ladies who
constantly esortng - local and ali OF local
for di.eases with much succesa as
haze would bs fOia locA' app ca tons throat FOR
cssSa or the bgaIn Sold wholesale by xORGAS AiEN
q cUh asrAct. ana al druggists.
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Af'cLTLLiN AvD US0r,
mi ONE AND iysEpAvABys.
There wifi meeting OF ths Seventh vard NcClo'an
Sscel.or cub. st their Gssdqusrsrs the Ksyssse No
Ass, n oxdwss 90 fpursdAy evening, September 16 AL
ysf sons III favor ~ the election ~ q. Mcclellan ths
Pre- s.loly are 10 attend BY order OF be rrssi
dent WI. VI. BATEFhLD
rosTsh Secretaries
Tohr A. Psri,e NJ stepher. !. W Hefir a Nissan, a.
crsnar r. A'beYs a. nsnxin. Executive COMMITTEES.
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New Map of Richmond Price only 10 cents; Wholesale.
rs cents per dozen.
Agents wanted. q. w. TOMLINSON. Publisher.
2M Washington street, Boston. MASS
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Trusses, Elastic StOck tn9s, &c.-MsE
co. Office only ut No. vesoy street. Lady st ends
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New Map of Mobile. Price 20 cents wholesale. eI 20
dozen.
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CURED.

csossEYE sTRAIeHTENED ED IN ONE MINUTE
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Wigs. Toupecs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyei'
and Goldsvia Cream for bcauffying the hatr
W. A. BACHELORS. 10 Bond stree
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MRS. wIn.Iow's soothins syrup for

chhoreu Aoetniubs cures Dys0"us su~ ~"io% s0Su@ss
the Stomach and Bowels aud cures Wind CoIc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

New YoRx December l6-Bragg, in his
official dispatch of the Waynesboro fight,
shows that Wheeler fell upon small party of
our cavalry, who fell back upon the main
body, when Wheeler retired
Bragg then calls for concentration on
Savannah an Grahamsville, and urges the
people 10 put all the distractions possible in
Shermans path.
The Richmond Examiner of the 3tb inst
says that they are without definite advices
from Georgia
1t has no doubt that Sherman holds the
same position before Savannah that Hood
does before Nashville.
1t then appeals to the War Department for
news.
Whatever Sherman may do now, it says,
will have little effect on the fortunes of the
war His campaign may yet furnish addition.
al material for Yankee brag; but he has OBJ
tanned no ST. lagetical object beyond the ruin
of a belt OF country couple Of miles wide.
The Richmond Wing has another article in
reference to the rebel incendiaries in the
North. 1t processes great pleasure in observ-
ing that the Yankees are about to make the
country too bot to hold the Southern refugees
who have come hither to keep out of the
reach Of danger, and hopes Gen. Dix, if he
cant find Law severe enough to suit the
case, will make one
The new rebel conscription will be reported
in the Richmond House OF Representatives
on the 18th inst
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N o TT q r.
sHERlFFs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator Of Jshn gta1sbarger ,
deceased, vs.. Edmund steckel etal
Ga, No. 205a
DN virtue Of and In obedience 10, an order OF saa
ID made by the Superior Court Of Montgomery
county, OHIO, will offer at public sale At the door II
the CoHTt House 10 Dayton, on
SaiuTaay, JaHuGry II, 1865,
AZ two o'clock y OF said day, the following de-
scrihed eal estate, VIZ Lots Numbered two Thousand
six hundred aud three (2eo3l and four thousand an
nnety-one (iO9 designated the revised plat Of
the city Of Day ton, IN the county Of Montgomery and
state sf OHIO.
side, which there 10 \ large two story frame dwell.
ing aud other oat buildngs-houss No ils and has
been appraised At e3, 600
Lot No. 4O9l is vacant lot and extends from Ash.
ley street 10 Frank street. near Warren strsst aud
has been appraised at $3.50.
The above described property cannot sell for less
than " o-thirds of its appraised value
GEORGE WooAMANi shsrin Mont. county
ODLik CAMLL, Attorneys, dstdaWts
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New YoRK, December l6 Cotton quiet
at 81; Flour dull at 10 3OalO 40 for ex-
ira state, and II 25all 30 for round hoop
Ohio; Wheat no receipts, and dull at
2 55 for amber Michigan, and 81 for mixed
Chicago spring; Rye dull; Corn quiet and
steady at | 90l for mixed western; Oats
dnlI AT 054al OF westerp Pork active and
higher at 42a42 75 for one year old mess, 81
A37 so for prime Lard decidedly higher
at 22a25c; Whisky 6rmer at | 96al 81 for
western; Petroleum quiet and firm at 553c
for crude ice for refined in bond, and SEC
for free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

Mr. Farusworh moved that lhe resolution
lie on the table, whiohwas decided in the ai-
hrmatee by yeas 60 nays g.
Mr. DAVIS, when The resul, Of the vote was
announced, asked to be relieved from service
on the Comaitlee Of Foreign Relations. He
desired to tase all the responsibility connect
ed with any service which the Honse might
put upon him, but wheH, in the course Of the
discharge Of his duties, he found himself to
differ from the opinion Of the majority, he
thought be should no longer hold such posi-
ton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

WAR DEPARTMEST, WAsHISGFoS, December
l6.-ro General Dix: The following is the
official repor, ofthe battle before Nashville
NASHVILLE, December l5.-I attacked the
enemy's left this morning and drove him from
his works below the city very nearly to Frank
lin pike, distance of about eight mites.
have captured Chalmers Headquarters and
train, and a second train of about 20 wagons,
with between 800 and 900 prisoners and l6
pieces Of artillery
Our troops behaved splenddly, all taking
their share IN assaulung and charging the on
emy's breastworks,
shall attack the enemy again TO morrow
il he stands TO Gght, and il he retreats during
the night, will pursue him, throwing a heavy
cavalry force in his rear, to destroy his rains
il possible.
lSignedl G. H. THoMAs,
Mai General
No intelligence has been received from
Sherman later than published dispatches
transmitted BY General Foster and Admiral
Dahlgreen
[Slgpedl L. NJ. SrASTos,
Secretary Of War
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, December IA.
HARSHMANS FL0UR--Red wheat,
wholesale SO 90 Retail $40 0O
WHEAT--Sl 95@l 90.
CORN---l0O
OATS-65.
RYE q.
BARLEY-Sl 50@lG0.
TEAS-$2 5O@2 90.
COFFEE--50@55c
SUGAR-30
SUGAR-25@2S@3Oc, per pound
COFFEE SUGAR-35o per ID.
CRTSHED SUGAR-339 35c per ID.
M0LASSES--sl 4O@l6O per gal.
RlCE-20c per lb
LARD-20@25
BUTTER-35@4
CHEESE. BOO
STARCH-l24c per ID.
SOAPS--l5c per ID.
DRIED APPLES-l0@l24
BEANS-Per bushel 81 OO(D2 so.
EGGS 35@40 per doz
T0BACC0-90(9$l so per TO-
SH0T-$5 1906 copper sack
LEAD-25c per ID.
P0TAT0ES-S GOAL rs per bush.
SWEET POTATOES 81 10 per Bushel.
HAY-Timothy S2s@3O per ton.
WHISKY 90
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professional.

lAnd Tor the past three years Surgeon the United
States Navy, has opened office at No. 275 Third
street, between Jefferson and st. Clair streets, north
side. Having hsd the advantage Of the Hospitals in
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
successful pratice, the afflicted may rest assured
by getting his advice that they will obtain every ad.
yantag that the advanced condition OF the Science
Of Medicine can render.
DR. WIsE cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT and all
RESP1RArOkY DISEAsES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATIoN the only reliable known 10 the
pro ession which has proven 50 universally success
ful in the East and in Europe He treats al diseases
of the EYE and EAR also all diseases pecua to
Femsles, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-ever may be their character. The most incredu.
lous will be convinced Of his success by calling At his
DlCe No. 27s, Third street, Dayton, by obtaining
letters to inya ds which Is circulated gratutously
Offico hours from O'Clock A. NJ. tlls o'clock r. N.
octlbd&W3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

DETRoIT, Dec l6.--A terrible accident oc-
cured on the Grand TruRk Railway last
night, caused by collision Of the western
bound passengers train, with freight train near
this city. After the collision the cars took
hre, and several wounded persons who we're
unable TO extricats themselves from the wreck
we're burned to death. Two persons are
known to have suffered death in this manner,
and others have been reported, The full loss
Of lie has not yet been ascertAined.
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FntrrnaI Rrbrnup.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Assessment Notice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
SrATE OF OHiO, THIRD DbrRior
DAYTON, ONO, nov. Fl, 1854.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Aeaess.
IN ment OF the SPECIAL five cent INCOME DurS
made 10 accordance with the requirements II a ioint
Revolution OF Congress- approved Jul T. 1864 on ali
incomes return for the year ending December al
lsGJ has teen delivered TO me by the district Asses
sor for co lection, and the must le paid On or
be ore the got day Of December next
IL DEFAULT THKREoF ten per cent. penalty is reauir.
ed by law 70 be aided and collections 10 be sniored
by distraint.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will be collected at tho Office OF the nm
deslgned, corner OF Third and Jefferson streets Day
ton, OHIO. Those for
BUTLER COUNTY
At the once Of Kara Potter, Deputy Collector; Hap
WARREN COUNTY
AT the Office Of Jaaob Morris Deputy Ceestor, Leb
anon, Ohio. For
PREBLE COUNTY
A. the Office Of josiah Camrbell Deputv CoIIaot, r.
Eaton, Ohio. John l. TNRTTS S'-''
noVso-dtvtill deoso Collector cd Dist o. ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

shsrmSn's AFmy Increased Financial
WASHINGTON, december l6.-The Tril une's 3
Washington special says
IL was stated ia conversation to-day on the
floor OF the Senate that the President had said
that Sherman had come out at Savannah with
10000 more men, black aHd white, then he
started with
II is understood that the financial policy
which the Chairman OF the Committee on
Ways and Means will endeAvor TO pass through
this Congress will be the issue OF twenty year
bonds bearing per cent. interest payable in
currency. IL is intended to rely upoa them
for the meaus to ftiih the war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16
(Journal copy }

H8nWe wonder if the Journal man will
find pretext for making money out of ex-
tras aud selling the good people of Dayton
again this afternoon 1t is understood that
he made snug profits out of the hoaxes ofyes.
terday and the day before. In the afternoon
he sells an extra, telling great news. Iu the
morning comes out his regular addition, de-
nying all that was contained in the extra
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR A. GEIGER will hereafter attend erslusiUsly 10
IL an Office practice, and will give Especial Atien
tom TO the treatment OF CHRONIC DISEASES, such
as Diseases OF the THROAT and LUNGS, OF the EVE
and EAR, SOR0FULOUs AFFECTIONS &C Prim-
ary and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHEA,
GLEEr, STRUCTURES, iMPOTENCY, SC. Also,
DISEASES PEoULLAR FKMALEs, and every variety oI
en- on1e Dlss1se, whatever may be its character.
Offc hours from n m to p m.
Sundays, to IOa IN, 2 to p a..
ONCE Corner OF Jefferson and F1th ct, Dayton,
Ohio. octs.i imd9nW.lI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

RS~Wll be sold BY G. p. Huber & Son,
No 278 Third street, at auction tomorrow
morning st 8 o'clock, thirty-eight pounds Of
feathers, 100 pair of pants, about one hun
dred pounds of hops, &c, &c, &c Also
lot OF fine victornes to be sold for the benefit
of whom il may concern.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
SAILING Of An EnpedIlIon.


New YORK, Dec l6 The Times has the
following
Orr CAPE HESRY, Tuesday, Dec l3 "A
large naval feet accompanied with land forces
in transports left Ham pton roads this morning
steering in soulherly direction The larger
portion Of the army transports left during the
night
Atthis writing the flag ship Malvern and
several OF the larger vessels of the feet are
in the roads, but as the sailing orders have
been siRnaled, they will probably get under
way in short time The iron.clads attached
to the feet were the first to move. The sig
nal turreted monitors to 20 out ia tow OF
steamers. The ironsides aud the double tur-
reted monitor Monadrick, propel themselves.
Thus far we have been favored with fine
weather
A light wind is blowing from of the shore
although indications seem to point to a north.
easter before we arrive at our journeys end,
Our place Of destination will be made
known 10 the public at the proper time
Suffice it to remark. that ample preparations
have been provided to warrant a vigorous and
formidable attack on the enemys ranks.
In all probability, a few days hence will
give me an opportunity Of eending you full
details Of the expedition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

B9y-The New York Tribune lashes the
folly Of Thad, Stevens who seeks BY law, to
enforce value on grsenbaeks which they DO
not possess. The Tribune admits the depre-
citation Of The currency, and saws that three
things are Indispensable to its improvement
l. Taxation .. Victory 3 Peace" We
can improve on the suggestion ofthe Tribune,
by reversing the order of its remedies. Let
Peace be first, and we can dispense with vic.
tory and taxation, 1t is consoling, however,
to hear leading Republican organ admit
that Peace is desirable in any contingency
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16
Bylaws OF the Miami Tawn-
ship VigiIant Society.

ApTtctpI II sbalI ba tba dntv o( ayorv
anhoc - b nav aa basa ii borso o~ % o. 5or.as 'se,
nio1,0e. -, ea."'a - 1'" navo ~ ''o
o;u,oS o"t IN ~ oopa,;,n,o ,o ,h -s;,o; a
Poi"sou Oo. 1 a"a;a,n, ;,L, ~ .nv p.'h
pa H',u l's ",.nyu. ue'ay
Il shall be the dury of the treasurer 70 per.
form the several duties eDjoined on him. in
case Of horse or horses being stolen.
ART 3, he principal pursuer shall have
power to limit The distance of any of the pur-
suers, in case of a horse or horses stolen, not
less than forty miles nor more than seventy
miles, as pointed out in the constitution, on
any Of the several routes of the pursur-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

New YoRK, Dec l6.-Stooks lower and clos.
ing lirmer Money 6a7; Sterling dul! at l4s9;
Gold opened at 23ib, closing at 23l4; Read
ing 1878; New York Central ll6 Erie 1884;
United States skies of 81 coupons lO9; 5 20
coupons l099 1910 coupons lOll; one year
certificates 973
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

BSy@The Urbana Union says: persons
having ancient rare or curious coin, can find
purchaser for the same by calling" at that
Office We would like to know what coin is
not "ancieut and rare" now a.days, We would
give, something for the sight of an American
halfdollar or a dollar spanish miled"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

BED COMFORTS Ban COMFORTS &C P
Huber and Son, at No $50 Third street, have
large number Of New Cotton Bed Comforts
for sale cheap. Bid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16
n,h.lpnn,ra on sh,rm.n,

WAsHlNGroS. Dec l6-The latest Rich.
moud papers SAYS official dispatches report
Sherman has developed near Savannah
Hardee commanded there BeAuregsrd ar
rived at Charleston the 7th, and Immediately
left for the scenes Of hostiliues on the Char.
lesion 4 Savannah Railroad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16
New Meat and Provision store.- -

New Meat aud Provision Store
N. Stockert, at his stand on Market street
north side, few dvors west Of jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef MSuOu, Veal, Pork,
Sausage Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c, all fresh and OF the best quality. His
old friends and customers, and the public,
are invited to give him a call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

SAN FRANoIsco December IS William
Stewart was elected United States Senator on
the first ballot, by the legislature Of Nevada
to-day. He is q asn-in.aw Of Ex-Governor
Foot but is a strong Union msu. The other
Senator is not yet chosen.
Nothing stirring in California
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

esI~ We are selling.our large stock Of over,
coats at reduced prices Of our own make
Cashmere coats, pants and vests, boys cloth.
ing, jackets, pants and cape ovsrcoats A
large lot Of morning gowns for New Years
presents.
dee-l3tf W. G. BREESE
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dlailg. empire,
CITY and Other Matters.

p1-Ws hear good deal OF talk Of oil dis
coveries in various parts Of Montgomery
county.
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RS>The boys are skating this morning in
the middle Of the street. With an advantage
which they DO not enjoy either on the canal
or river--tbere is no possible danger Of break
ing through
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

SSnA mail carrier by the name of Inger
soil, earelessly discharged revolver yester
day iu the baggage room of the Depot The
ball struck comb in the vest pocket of VIM
Snyder, a baggage master The comb saved
his life The hurt is painful but not serious.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

pY-Salmon p Chase took the oath Of Office
as Chief Justice, December 10Th We hope
he will observe its obligations
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EMPLOYMENT

CNS mOkTH-Agents wanted 10 sell SEWING
QiO Machines. We will give commission on al
nlaehinss sold, or employ agents who all work 0r
tpe sbsve wages and All expenses paid. Address,
ID. n, HERRINTON 90,
noV29-lmd DsTsit, Michigan.