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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

NOTICE
S HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
be made to The Goa !Iae s.es Treasury for the renewal
Of the following lOst Con idera sts,e, Ro ndS viz:
One cent. b5pG, No. 1885, Tor o. 400 payable 10 Doy
Bollwhre.
per cent bond No 81 for 81 200 psy.b. to Dolly Bowl
se.e, and dated gath H. arch, 1858.
0ne cent bond No. 3 for d parable 70 Vra1n
9op ware, and dated 94th March, 1865
All persons warned against trading TIE Above nan.
aonsd bonds, or Any one or more Of ten.
DOLLY B0ULWARk
&c S--vsW' ERAsOkS BoULwARx
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED STATES

From U. s. papers to the afternoon tf the 2l't, re-
SslVed last evening, We Gull the following additions
items:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

ret dsadasad ticket to the future sooner than he an
icipates ct present
Guerilla warfare Is in active progress in all parts oil
the Interior They have threatened nearly every town
on the North Missouri Railroad aud frightened the de
rPctors of that road into order stopping all rain1
until quiet Ia restored The HAnnibsl and St. Joseph
passepRer hAns we're sll regularly; but the road
will soon be stopped probably by Shelby.
There has been a grand concentration Of the troops
lately, forming small gsrrsons at various points in the
interior, and IL all our troops could be gathered into
one mass they would outrumbsr the rabes two to one
The real difficulty Of the situation Is that the rooel
movements have never till now been tutcienty deVe
sped to allow General Rosecrans to lay his plans for
their discemhture.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

Sale conducted Oy hsssrs. GRuBss WILLIAM.
CcIU--uts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

The LOan--Desertsrs sent 60 the Front
WAsHNGroS, Septe niber l3.--One thir } o.
the tO1d' of the recent loan were delivered
10 day, and immediate deliveries will continue
10 be made rs fast as certificates ace presen.
ted
Eight rebel deserters from Hills corps came
TO Washington to-day on the mail boat from
City Point The order Of General Grant of.
ering protection to rebel deserters and prom
ising them employment out Of reach OF the
rebels, has had desirable effect and squads
of them frequently come within our lines
The Military Governor of the District Of
Washington has issued an order prohibi,iup
the sale OF clothing to any enlisted man upon
the discharge papers be may present until the
papers have been examined, and SPECIAL per.
NIT obtained from the Governors headquar-
ters
The reason for this order is that persons
engaged in the clothing bnsiuess have fire.
quently sold citizens clothing toeulisied men,
who have exhibited certih G. ties Of discharge
which, in most cases, proved to bo spurious,
forged, or belonging 10 persons other than
those presenting them. This business has
been very brisk in Washington
A military order Just issued directs that de.
serters from the United States troops arriving
in Washington who report themselves as be-
longing to any particular regiments are sent
to it, aRd shall be permanently ASSIGNED TO
the regiment Of which they thus report to the
regiment OF which they thus report themsel-
yes members.
Dsserters now in the prisons of the district
or who may hereafter arrive whose regiments
are unknown, shall be sent Immediately to the
front, with instructions TO the Commanding
Generals of the army to employ them to work
on the trenches
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.
The Draft in New York and ohio Or.
dereds

The Draft in New York ana Ohio Or
dered.
/ ALBANY, n, Y, September l3.-Goyernor
Seymc<r has received the following commu
nic>[ion
STATE or New YORK, NORTHERN DIVIsIoE,
ALBANY Sept 10 TO His Excelleney, Ho-
ratio Seymour, Governor Of New York-Sir
l have the honor to inform you that, pursu.
ant to the Presidents proclamation Of July
18th, 1864, and to the instructions Of the Pro.
vost Marshal General, have ordered draft
in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Congressional al
Districts, to be commenced on the morning Of
The l4th Of September, in each of such dis
tricts. Very respectfully, &c,
FRED. K TowEsEHD,
..s aaf a Lt-Col and A. A. P. M.
The following telegraphic dispatch from
Washington has also been received by Gov.
Seymour. H
WASHINGTON, Sept l2,-The draft is order
ed to be commenced in Ohio and other States
whose quota has not been filled up, on Mon.
day, the 9Th Of September
(Signed) JAMES b Fay,
Provost Marshal General.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

JAMES KELLY Will be a candidate befor the
lemoerauc County Convention, for nomination, tor
the OH Of Recorder '' ~
MEssEs kDLroRs You will obge many Demo.
Gratis Of Randolph township Il Sou viii ~ nonnce
ne name o THEODORE = EBY, Of onion az
candidate for Recorder subject 20 thedeeaiou of the
craL good business man, and one Of the best
pc men M the count. ..... II '.E'l .3"'
MOSES Wo6AMAN, Esq OF Madison toynship is
candidate ior the office Of sheriff. subject To- H.
decision Of the Democratic County Convention
MEssRs EDITORS Please announce NJ A. KIM
N Ell, ESD, OF Jensrson township, as can1 date ior
shenhCt montgomery county, NJ the Ociober eler
ton, subject 10 The decision OF the Democrats Con
Nenu0h' ,.,, MANY DEMOCRATS
oi sherh subject TO the Democratic Oounty Conyeu,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
LATEST ME- ~ IS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

NEw YoRE, September l4.-From the
6les Of the rebel papers we CLEAN the follow
ing
The Charleston Mercury says all foreigners
residents in Savannah who would not organ.
izs for the defense Of the city by the 3Oth,
would be sent 10 Atlanta
Governor Yanoes majority for Governor Of
North Carolina over Holden thu peace oandi.
date is estimated at $4,000, in total vote Of
$4,000
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9th says
the hope built on the terrible things that
Wheeler was 10 do with Shermans communi
oatloas, vsFegret 70 say say is fast falling into
nothing S7lia BEl64
The Savannah News learns that the Gov
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
New YORK nInrIrnt

NEw YORK, Sept. I4-Cotton very quiet
] sOi -four 5sl0c better, but not very active;
10 00al0 10 ex State 10 75al l5ro1ndboob
Ohioi wheat la2o better; 2. 1882 20 No i
Milwaukee; 80 amber Michigan; corn bet
ter, 622s63 mixed 63a64 choice do oats
quiet s9a90; western pork without DECIDED
change 40 G0a4l 90; mess Al 75a43 90 new
rs 75a30 SO; lard 23sa24!; wbiskey 6rmer
] s0al 81, mostly at better prices, closing at
81 sugar dull petroleum frmer; 45a45b
crude, IS refined bond IS free.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

One Of General Grants staff, just arrived
here, reports the situation of the army i'm
proving vastly. Lee cannot attack with any
effect until Early returns, and Sheridan holds
him 80 closely that he cannot fall back with
out immense disaster. ...-. -
The Richmond Examiner of last Friday
says:
Grant has massed a greet many troops on
the railroad, two miles south OF Petersburg,
and has, within the last ten days, pushed his
left matter Of a mile west Of the railroad
He will at an early day make grand burst,
and try to reach the south side of the rail
road, at some point near the town. This is
to be his next grand movement
The Wing SAYS Shermsn paroled the rebel
wounded at JonesborO, and told them he in.
tended TO take his army back TO Atlanta. rest
il, and then go to Andersonyille. The Whig
says this may be regarded as Yankee braga-
docio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

IHh STUD 9f HORSE . posed Of ths hne.l
HAtfn. AmtileaA ana Anb an ttorlnRh reds,
h'fhA Va'ued unl ma h.rcenuY Capar soned ana
lH. trqsNuwe ci Che rtus Wiu o3mrf1se an az
eiegi fei sliinnal, ihFiine eomic and enter aiming
1he Ole a. these NtGEIFIcENT ATTRAC.
gi ,Nseil bs &ht4ied IN . j PEcAEoE on TUEs
DAY, sept en'h, and DAY1ON IN WEDNEsnAY
tem 2it at ea,t 2 NJ, uuder one enormous
Pssinrn ier ore ttee Of admission which notaltk-.
stinNlng Wv rnofnoua gplsy alffndAni y on Such
AUS 2, ~ ernIi Children under years Of ago,
%. Tn, GRASn PROCESSION vin sntsr tbs ts,,n
~ ~ IL ~ eelahs AZ NJ Ig'csdsd ~ he GIGANTIC
hifFpFIANU dnlHh ~ TfAM Of ELEPHAN1a.
l Tour in nuinlrrl oi1vedty sEEtFN's NEW YORE
OSthA hANlh ne gFsud n i.NAGERIE, ihe exten.
sFf lhVlis snd ris pe ~ AItl,ts, together wlth
ttr ttr Sarfeous fsfaphernaha Of tbe Metropolitan
! -. ELLiNGHAM b.rGar sfArtaa
c. h. FARNsWOkTH, AgS.; sept.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
MORNING REPORT.


AyeTtll Close ON the Rebels--A Battle
robabls--TrOOPs Re-enItsGIng--Nswu
from Richmond and CharIestOn.
NEw YORK, September l4--The Herald $
dispatch from the Shenandoah Valley repre-
sent that the enemy has weakened his lines
to the left of our forces and is massing towards
the Potomac. The fords are at present i'm
passabe on account Of the rains
The troops whose time has expired are re-
enlisting with vigOF, not singly but by regi-
ments
A Herald dispatch dated in the field Sep.
tember the 18th, says the enemy seems to be
retiring. Averill is close upon bis rear.
The indications are that we will have anoth-
er fight, as Ayeril has reached the enemy 8
rear infantry line.
The Charleston Courier August the 30th
says the torpedo that Aoated down on barges
toward Fort Sumter on the night of the 29th,
exploded when within thirty feet of the west
face Of the Fort doing no damage
The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, writing the 29th, says
the rebel soldiers are suffering from sweled
feet, in consequence Of sitting and standing
so much in the water in the trenches Ague
and fever is also very prevalent in the rebel
army.
The Charleston Courier of Sept, 30 has a
strong article against a cessation OF hostili-
ties while, il says, the South is much in
need of strengthening it's armies aud war
power yet The same issue cont aims hn article
which closes as follows
War contains in itself every voc and ca
amity M0rtals groan under bereavement,
poverty, disease, death, rapine, devastation,
eXtoriion, murder, crime OF every dyp woes
OF every shape and size ny the God of
Peace speedily lift up the light of His coun.
tenance upon rs aud give us peace
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

New YORK, Sept IA Stocks better: star.
ling quiet 09i Gold ~, closing at2 235;
n. !. Central 254; Erie O5 Reading 20 :
y. S. 6's q coupons O73 5 2Os registered
] O9; coupons lOt; 2D's II coupons Oib;
1910 coupons 96ii soc 1OS ! year GER
tiiicates 944
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

AoausrA, Ne, Sept l3 We have carried
the State by the largest majority ever thrown
by any party in Maine at Gnbernatorial cleo
tion, possibly reaching 10000 We have all
the congressional districts with an immense
majority, and fve-sixths of both branches Of
the Legis Isture.
(Signed) ]. G BLAINE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

Harmony.-Asthe day approaches for the
nomination ofcandidates for the various cou n
ty offices, it is gratifying to notice the perfect
harmony and good feeling which prevail
among candidates aud people. Results will
be confded to the Convention and whatev.
or they may be---whoever may nomina,ed-as-
pirants and people will acquiesce Those who
we're so grievously disappointed thatt Chi
cago Convention did not sunder in fragments
will experience like disappointment if they
expect anything but hearty unanimity among
the Democracy ofMouigomery "Eyerything
for the cause-nothing for men,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
EaHtortlonAts Charges In Bondsd Ware.
Houses.


NEw YoRK. Sept l3-Collector Draper
has issued an order for the closing of bonded
warehouses, whose owners or lessees charge
e1tortionAte rates tor storage, and according.
y deputy collector Studwell closed Two Of the
buildings. A similar course il is understood
will be pursued in all other like cases. Il ap-
pears that in consequence Of unusually heavy
impoHations the fluctuations in the price Of
gold and the general rise in prices, the rates
Tor storage were increased, and attained in
some cases extraordinary fPures, 80 that the
complaints Of merchants we're frequent The
late collector, after a full consideration OF the
circumstances decided that no more than the
rates approved by the Chamber Of Com
meree in 1857, with the addition Of 1850 per
cent should be charged for storage This
was satisfactory to the merchants, bat many
of the storekeepers did not abide by il, aud
continued charging heavy prices, claiming
they could obtain from the merchants on pri.
vate account as much money as they charged
for public storage. Recently q case in which
eight times the enhanced rate, allowed by Mr.
Barney, have been enforced, and came before
collector Draper, and another case in which
nearly 5000 were charged, where tbs legal
amount aas less than 500 The alleged ex
tortions caused the closing of the stores, aud
Mr.. Draper has sent 10 Washington for fur
ther Instructions. The collector complains
Of merchants, and is determined justice shall
be done. i'A '-'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
Gold.

New YoEK, Sept. l3-Gold opened strong.
er this mornng. The opening quotation was
2lS, but under heavy purchases TO cover
shorts, the price advanced by noon to 1921
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

Clothing -Lessner and Bro, at their
stand on Main street opposite the Phillips
House, do not intend that any establishment
in the city shall sell better goods, or cheaper
than are to be had at their house Their stock
is full and complete, Of everything in their line
We hope that our friends from the county
needing anything in the way of clothing, will
give Lessner Brother call "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

ST.. LouIs, Sept l3--Ths steamer Ohm j.
Roe, recently sunk near New Madrid, was
valued at $50, 600 insured for $50, 900 Fonr
persons were drowned. The boat had con.
siderable Government freight aboard
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
Anoth.r.sso, ,ooo. 900 loan.

WASHINGTON, Sept IJ -- uere is Official
authority for contradcting the report that
Secretary Fessenden has decided to place
temporary loan of $50, ,OOO,O 600 on the market
Secretary Seward has returned from his Wis
il to the North.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

ernment powder works at Augusta we're blown
up on the I'd with some 80, 600 pounds Of Low
der Nine persons we're killed
large Democratic Convention In Aiba-
ny-southern News.
AtulSN Sept l4--1he Democratic State
Convention met to-day aud attendance large
Hon Marshall B Chemplain was appoihted
temporary chairman Pendine motion to
adjourn, Fernando Wood entered the hall
and some Of ibe New York delegation CON
menrrd crying Wood, Others histdand hoot.
ed There was conAderable confusion, dur
ing which a motion Tor recess was carried.
Bytbe steamer Peuu we bavetha followiug
LivERPooL, Aug. "a Cotton dull and On.
changed; BreedsluGs inactive Corn has a
Downward tendency Provisions dali LAID
firm
loNDoN, Sept Coasols close 8s4a
8ss for money Illinois Central soaroe 46al5
discount Erie il642
The King Of itds received the Mexican
Ambassadors aud exchanged friendly WISHES
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton market.
DAYTON, September u

Dayton, September IL
HARSHMAN'S FLOuR-Red wheat.
Sll 90 Retail Sll so.
WHEAT-Sl 80.
CORN--ll0 II tTflI
OATS-7O.
RYE 45@l So
BARLEY--Sl 50@l60 aI,
TEAS--s2 50@2 90.
COFFEE--55@60o ..s ...t.
SUGAR-3O -t..tin HtlA .A
COFFEE SUGAR--33 $3.50 per h.
HARD REFINED SUdAR- -371e per ID
M0LASSES--Sl 3j@ll0 per gal
RlOE-2Oc per lb fG1 1Y'A
LARD-25@3O aas
BGTTER--4U050 r.
CHEESEt-23325 .A
STARCH -l24c per ID.
SOAPS--2Oc per H.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22. .-gn
DRIED APPLES-l562O.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 5OGs 90 s
EGGS-l8 per doz. q.
TOBACCO-9O@SllO per ID.
SH0r-S5 90 per sack.
LEAD-25c per ID.
PoTATOES-S2 Is per bushC ID y
HAY-Timothy $40 p Ter ton.
WHISKY-l so.
TOMAToES-s2 so per bush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
41ailpt, empire,
City and Other Matters.

Lost Shawl Lost somewhere between
Water and Second a Ladys Scarlet shawl
The finder will please leave Il at this Office.
l2a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

NEw YORK Sept. IL The Commercials
Washington special says Gov Andrews, Of
Massachusetts, has arrived here, and has Civ.
On in his adhesion to Mr. Lincoln without
reservation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

The CIRCUS Troupe is the largest an mos I
complete ever combined IN one establishments being
composed Of the most popular, skillui and accom-.
pllshed performers iu the pIOiession having been
selected from The hrst establishments in Europe ana
America, Among the principal Artists are the iol-
loving
MAbEMoISELLE JOSEPHINE, the teautifnl
gra eiui and elegant Eau stTieune
SAMUEL BURT, the wonderful sauterst and Hurdle
JAMES DE- MOTrE, the renowned Princpsl Act
Etltsr sud Hstnonic Equestrian
SHAfPkk WHITNEY, ths great Trapesa Pes
formers, the most daring sHd skilliul Acrotais in
in the ploie
YOUNG FtRRAN1I, from the Cbfsa Circus, Madrld,
the Miraculous Con ortOnist;
CHARLES RIVERS, the popular and dashipg Fouy
Horse Rider mud agile rumbler;
GEO sLpMAh, m his Equt strtsn Act Of the ReYoly-
ing Globe, an IN hrs Barrel and TlancA Perform
J. shindle, Robinson Jones LeNerdls lie sieur Ire
main, Monsieur Frank, August smOnd, James
Benton, Henri clarence, Clrrmoni, Gusfave Du-
CROW, aud a large and efficient Troupe Of VsuIters
Acrobsts, Tumblerr and DanceFa
JAS. WARD the hnmurist anh American Clown,
thueso Atcr' Uial'vr, siack-Tope Performer
Com eln"cF stump speah rr, s., Sr.:
JObAsA hOOhEi, me kccentr.c aud Tick Clown
aodireslshtle t0aliqiis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
INTERNAL REVENUE !
Annual Assessment.
OOtLEcfoH's OFFICE,
U. B. Internal Revenue, "a Collection Dist
Slate 90, Dayton. o. Sept. eth, is6i.


u p. internal key2nue 30 Collection Dist
Slate 90, Dayton. o Sept eth, 1906 J
NOTICE is hereby giycn ihat the Annual ~s4ss.
~ ment9 tnr the THIRD DISTRICT OF ono,
under The EXCISE LAW oftha UNITED STATES,
inelndlnP iaS on INCOMES, for the year 1863 GAR
RAGE tax, SC, have been returned TO thr segorsl
counties Of the District for objection anu the same
VIII dne adj payshle ou aud aNer he 18Th inst .
and until the I1th iag of uctoper nagt t' fT
The law snaiis afhat a PENALrf OF TEN PKR
CENT be- add on all dylinqusnceH alter the excl.
Taton of tne legal notice. rn-rripre, the cnllocuou
Tue pfesorihai penalty is requrtd Ia be enforced
rom tna a'ter The ldfh o. J1Ibor, OF ,ressid.
AUNTGdAERi co.'s STY
Assessnleue vii be collected at .u- oiias.ol the ua
De 'r-vd' oorn7r ofrhrt snd Iebar.an -tresis, Day
ton Ouio. iaOas Tor
BUTLER COUNTY,
a. tho oaios Of Elrs Potter Deiu'y O5eofof, Haml.
ton, oho. t0r
WARREN COUNTY
A The otles ei Jaeob Hors bsruy Cole tp,. fsDa,
PREBLE COUNTY,
Atm. othee Of Josiah Campbell, Deputy collector
baton. ONO
JOHN l., MARTIN,
Cllsotor Third District ofohio
sepise1wtociI0-S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

New YoRE, Sept l3--Park Benjamin died
in this city last night; aged So.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

To CANDIDATES. Under the head OF ,'announce-
ments" se will insert the names Of gentlemen who
filled at the october election for s2OO which in ali
cases nnst accompany the announcement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

shrubbery, Fruit Trees, &c.-Mr
George Say has made arrangements with the
nurseries for the best lot of shrubbery, fruit
trees and evergreens, ever offered to the peo-
pie Of this city and county. Prices low as
ever Persons desiring anything in this line,
may address orders to Mr. Say through the
Post Office OF Dayton, who will attend TO
them with puuotuality. sept 9dsw2w.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

ST Louis, Sept l3-Odicers by the dis
patch boat which arrived at Cairo yesterday,
report that $4,000 rebels ere concentrated at
the mouth OF Red river.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

Notice--Persons who have nterested
themselves in the matter. are hereby notified
ibet IN September pal degree Of divorce
Was obtained, oh the Rfplcalion Of q W
Hrdbb, against his wife, Ann Amelia Grubb-
1885,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

Going For Old Abe-"Tbe people will
go for Lincoln, saida go-it-blind Republican
to another few days ago. ayes" was the
answer, guess they will They'll go for him
as the rough goes for the customer when be
wants to knock him off his pins
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
Nrn ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIYE OENTs RRRlpn.

MlLToN CRoNAs, n hound hoy aIpbtaen
1iI years Of age, raDsway from the undersiened
shout the 3tiust This IL u warn All peis6ns irnn1
hsrbonnR o. trusting him on my scsouni +. -
sepi5-"N AMkRY BRENNER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

Notiee.-The well known property of
John Weickel, deceased, on Main street, is
for sale or rent, by q. p Huber q Son, Auc-
tioneers and Real Estate Agents, Nos. l7s
and ls0, Third street. Dayton, o
Also, the Ladow lot adjoining the same,
SOUTH sepl3d2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
l For Sale.ll n0lguH

Az ACRES Of lsud one snd hall nAes wesf Of 1,
'fO Deyion on the Nof Crseb PIKE. on winch u
Situated good Bnck House AMI Barn. Wi bA sold
at bargain II sold soon q q. sNYpER. ~.
sapt5-lWd f-e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
FARELL KKOEGn,T Estate.

\ 'OlloE v hereby gwen that the undersigned has
y been duly appointed and qualified rs executor
Of the last will and Testament Of farrll Kveush, late
Of AopigsmerY couuJ Omos Dc ,tasedl N fllt s
sepisS1H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept lS,--Gold at the evening
exchange was quoted at 2265.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

B<Sr Squire Kelly informs US that School
District No ], in Mad River township, has
subscribed about 50 600 for a bounty fund.
This is the stronghold of Democracy in Mad
River If the rest Of the districts in the
township do as well no unwilling man need
90 in the army
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

Removal w Il Belyile has removed
his Law Office to the corner Of Third and
Main streets over the Dayton Bank
sept 9.dawl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14
Hon. w, W. Kedchum Nominated IN
PennsylVAnta for Congress.

Scranton, PENN, Sept l3 Hon W W.
Ketchum, Of Wilkesbarre, was to-day nomina-
ted for Congress by the Union party OF the
Twelfth District, Hon. G. A. Grow having de-
clined
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-14

We advise our readers who wish to save
money to bay their boots and shoes at Good
mans, ITO Main street, Empire Building, His
stock is the largest and be sells rs per cent.
cheaper than any other House in the city
Referring to the above, wish to state that
have secured the services Of Mr.. II. P En-.
meriok as foreman, and am prepared to
make epsiop-made Boots and Shoes At the
shortest notice, MN.
S. GOODMAN,
Wtf0lda ,EOitau o. alIO Mai6 SeSssg