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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
From, Missouri Battle bct,ceen GEN. Blunt
asi and Gen. Price.

ID ~ ~ >s.ettc Oettceen Gen. Blunt
elsa una Gen. Price. 1852
LEAvENwoRrH, Oct. 81.
Gen. Blunt has been stubbonly resisting the
advance ,, OF prlce all day He is falling back
retires. The force Of Price is estimated at
$4,000 men.
Gen. Curtis is concentrating his forces on
Little Blue river.
Gov. Carney has telegraphed that the dan
ger is very great and to send every available
man to the front. Troops are going forward
rapidly.
LEAyENwoRTH, Oct. %.
Heavy fighting has been going on all this
afternoon, the rebels attempting to pass
around and envelope our left. During this
operation Gen. Curtis dealt them heavy blow.
The rebel loss was heavy, certainly heavier
than our own. Among the rebel killed is the
notorious Todd Of Missouri.
Later-No details Of to-day's battle have
been received. Gen. Pleasonton is pressing
the enemy severely from the East.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Apples
Notice.

ooor p,..ksfnitA il needed in West Fai.
"A oOU1pp s"-b one Will find good shop and
-Ia..a n,,s om' Apply 10 =. j. LEIG HroH..
PlSNn npyo u S SIvs West Falmouth,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

prick Store a7s Congress st Get, opposite head
OF Green street. Inquire of
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

Outline of the ProvinciaJ Federal consti-
tuition.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

" s. EDWARDS has withdrawn from the firm
III. of Calvin Edwards 4 Co and disposed of hss
interest to Calvin Edwards aud VIM. e. Twomhiy.
The business hereafter will be CONDUCTED BY thona
under ths sane name ard style Of the old Arm
octlSdiws CALVIN EDWARDS IN
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

A DESIRABLE Let, No mi IDLE eet GO feet
a on the street. lle It deep. viii good two story
lou h0use-wen arranged fo' ,wo iamies-in good or
ion aver sna '' water ON the premises h0'e ss-
oct22dlw JOHN u IS, Lime st.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Horses for Sale.

TWO Horses, trained to saddle and carriage,
i well broken and gentle. One Is large hoise lit
for team work-weH built and of good appearance,
The other Is an excellent specimen Of the
Black hawk stock, made for both speed and eneur
ance, OF hne action, and trots hand omelv ~ CAT
rage or under the saddle. May be seen ~ SsoA
Stable, Market Square. THOMAS H. IALsOa,
oct22dlws At ONCE off,. s. AltoIney.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
LADIES

lame and weak backs; ner-ons s,d s;ck thsoMlnens.
~. a,ness and swimmin IN the head, with ind,1es.
5 1nu cons1patie OF the bowels; pain IN the side
49, SsoA ieuso<rh@a Tor whtes); falling OF fhs
III nv WIN iteTpal cancers; tumors polypus and
ty sn, sOs tran os diseases viii find in klecfrc
700 protuse menstruation and an Of those Ia H.
- saouDles with young ladies' Electricity is ceytaI
specinc and VIII, In short time restors the safsreS
re hags Ss lRIecsro- Che IoaS Apparatus Zoe
Mo1oSsv Mtne1sl Poison fOm the system such ss
nc rst.U1ry, Anumony Arsenic, he. Hundreds Who
Gus otner the direct causs Of which. ia
AM cases out Of ton, is the effect OF re
use Of from i've to eight Bath. sOA W W.
Q; and7 to P. u, ~ Ii ~
Consultation Free. III .EFf 1v1A,..1
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Aucfion Sale oil Wnod = n.----.---
TO TIE AFFLTCTEDf
DIR. W.N. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Clapp's Block,

MOULD respectfully anaounoa 70 .ho .,.,.
Nv ,o h Y. ana vicinity that he has pernsnent-
tSa atcssec IN tnis city During the eleven months
me worst FORMS Of disease in persons who have f,
t 4tner iorms Or treatment in vain and curing pa
srS - 70 snort time that the question Is often
W Wl say that AL that do not stay cured We VILE
o9otoT tne second time for nothing. :. -.
Dr. D. has been practice. Electrician fer tws,.,v.
4ne years and Is also regular graduated physjoiS
~ ~ perfectly adapted to chronic Gseases
N tne form OF nervous sick headache: raTrsI~s-
In the head, neckor extremites; consusnr ti ,s 70
IN the acute stages or whore the lungs IRE mot INV
invotyed acute or chronic rheumatisn sorofnla ~
olseases, wmte swelings, spinal Diseases. cnrvnt1
OF the spine contracted muscles disto1teS ,ah.
Psssg Or pATSaysS st. yas Dance DEAFNESS STAN
ton an Or speech, dyspepsia ndees.
e. every case saAt can DO presented; asthma broneh
~, SsLie.ares OF The chest and all forms of fsmaSe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
Caution to tho Public.
THE AEFLlCTED READI

Aud learn that q rporicct aud radical euro tx warranted
aud guaranteed 10 all who arc afflicted with Woakuoe..
debility nervous rfnplnint-, melancholy tlonghts, be-
pressinn Of Spirits, distress aud anguish Of mind. iozs
oi slo"r, lor' Of memory, loss Of energy aud muscular
power, puny etoWth, wasting away aud a want Of con
nlnhea IN Themselves, hinting hts, oonvulsiye trem
billings, impotence aud disgust II Hfc,
HEAR WHAT THE MEDIcAL PRESS SAYS.
h'mo nhysiclans Iequiro 10 b. told tho nature Of your
disease-the EhGLlHl BOTANIC PHYSICIAN docs
not His I"uect knowledge ofthc human syptom enables
him to describe the diHeasea without any information
innm tho patient, 60 explain IT, original cause, aud io
gnarnnioe It's cure. Aud, what Il more valuable stll no
will honestly and frankly tell whether you can 10 cured
or not. Al his communications and intervirws are
strictly private and confidential - M~ihal JoHrnal
The botanic Remedies Of 9r. Raphael, tho knglish
botanic Physician, mover hiled yet 10 make . Porlcct,
radical, and Permanent cure Of l. PRIVATE, sE-
ukkr, n FENEREhL DISEASES, vshout tho use
Of Mercury, without hlndoranse from BUSINESS, and
without ioar 81 discovery or exposure, No deadly poi.
sons such as arsenic, nnx Vomlea, opium, or any other
Iy' NM, Vn n as' ~, AhI asAp.y ulhetas -Aath'ng
tbs wonieriul notAnio Physician. Ills botanic Reno.
liea never yet Jailed 10 cure tho most obstinate and tho
meat dangerous cases, and 10 remove all mercury aud
other Impurities from tho system whom all other Reme.
dos had iAled-Mailcai Josrnai,
GOOD NHNS FOL AIN0LE MEH CONTEMPLAT.
INU MARRIAGE. Hear what ihe Baiumorr eo,r.s.
pendent " tho oddfellow, Boonnb0ro, Maryland, said
ON fhHrsday, the Slst Of May, 1861
a" Numerous cures pf diseases caused by early lndisor.
ton having beoh pcnbrmod by the English botanic Ply.
aician, ! fol itmy duty, having a knowledge Of theia,
er'loe 70 The suffering. One ea-e Ia parucular-that
va yuung man IN this cily-ls worthy q nets. he had
lmuine tlo victim OF q habit thu ninfe ninalun % which
causes q shuddor and after years of auhoring and doctor.
ing gave up all hofse u recovery. He wished to marry,
snd vas dearly beloved by ~ sweet q girl a. ever lnpcd
wonie ~ ahcctlou. bot hc Wa iaarul, nervous, and prta.
uatd. lo dafcd not we'd on aocount 81 tho shattered
state q his system. lie sought relief at the hands u the
botanic Physician, aud, Astonishing a. II may aoam, an
the bloom and vtgor Of youth has returned, and hs 4
nov tho happy hther u a pair o. bright boys."
Any Who are suharing, no matter what their CON
plaiut, can call on the Botanic Physician oonhdantaIlV.
They may rely upon rolleL lila Office Is al No. ba
hASf fltfi Bet Sycamore H. and broadway, DIN.
q Width I'D col.
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lprobisiOns.
Andrew weinRnrtneD,
9daII no. "a, Western market House.
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage Sc,
Always on hand, Of choice No. 1 stock. anIoism
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

1NHE A2tna grants polioeR FOR LIFE, for n form
i oil years, Endowment policies and childI ems Nm.
dowment, Also, Non Foriaiung Policies. on winch mo-
payment Is required nner ten years,
rive Thousand dollars paid on two losses in this CITY
within the last six months.
Among oil tho contriyaDcoa Of men n protect tho
Iiinlly circle from want, none tan To found moro sim.
le III US character, noble IN It's features, OF certain m
is RESULTS, thnh Life Insurance. II ~ the prom which
the dying husband oaveg to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
Dpring Nouse.
D C n O d S &

NO. 40, ST. CLAIR, RET FOURTH a FIFTH
Dayton, Ohio.
FTtHE undersigned informs fia putlio that no IA a
practical dyer, aud has established adya honao Al
ne above place and 10 now prepared 20 color all kinds
Of Silks, NaHna, Ribbons, Wooien and golion gooie
any color that may be dcairad.
Grease and siains removed rom all kinds offsbrir..
He warrants 10 hnish All goods in n manner 10 ri,e
Fatishchon, having all articles necaasary 10 por6nrm
HE work th the best PossihloHtyle.
anla HKRMANN WIEaEND.
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PROJECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

INV MneIe he has preceded them into ot,,n,,y. A., Il
fato seapsad Ieo.et hhusiies HIS c~onhdlng creditor. v6cn
scnso N W. I''hl pfopltlonA. In n moral and .oriH.
hts sting. "hiuh 70 rob death OF
10 ,Ge any husband. father, son, ask himself o1rIu..
"b"'' "ouId those who arc dear 90 mo ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
gacOtcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in tho Year 1880,

tAHllsllt IN tue rear ihhut
FoR THE UURE OF PRIYATk nIsEAsfa
And undsr to central Of two OF the moat Eminent
fhyseianu tn tho world,
nR E. DuaAfA krE, from LOudnn hnd p.ils
IL uoapuils, aad i0T The past tam JuaIa N the GIN.
oinnall yenereh Hospital, and Or. H., u. REH NOLDS,
late Of New York, This IL the only office N tho civ
where's permanonteure Of Private Diseases eau bp
diet 0onorrh0a cured IN 6to ~ hours, Geet crrai
in alto 10 daYsi btrtcturos ouredin Ito 3 works; Moo.
tnTnal Emissions stopped ~ 2 e. . dNyet Seminal
ry stages cured In 5 days; See ndRry symptbms Ia 1
to sweekai skiu Diseases cured m 10 3 wreksi i'm
potency, yigor restored IA / TO Weeka All diseases
nta private nature treated with unparalleled SUCCESS,
Inaio or female. .
Private duideto ileniih, ~ benotclal To an, bnalo and
female, old and young, should read this h0ok. twill
%enlighten those who gfoPe In darkness, Price rs
Dr. Bsnaparto's Frenoh Patent Male sael II ia
perfectly sao, and never tnls 10 80 satisfaction. Ills.
Ias SS o1 ts 5SY Fr o%a PPaiebht ma sss sgsnsi disease
enc, "a per half dozen, " per dozen, Aont by mail
as-MadNne Lohlhlps Femala Monthly Pulls Is a
male disoasea Ladies should not uso the&a dslnnp
pregnancy, as they vii produce miscaruaao. Pred
81 90 p~erbox-exua hne S6-santto any address by
Drs. II. A Il. arc tho mon to consult; they arc I'M.
questionahly acknowledged 10 hs tte champions and
kinga Of vsnereal diAeahes, and the only Doctors who
h rooalya Inonthly reports nom thh Old wotidi they
have heen accuhiomod fofa an early age ofyouth 10
Witness the various direases whieh aitct hankind,
aud 70 watch The progress through n long Paroef OF
professional study. 10 eyory sphere or life from the
humble abode OF poverty u tho mansion oflho woal.
Guy, aud having a%aoertMnei beyond a doubt the vast
,sauerng OF humanity they detFmuied 10 saiect the
'generahyo syStetn A. them Particular study kHdt 10 dN,
vote their whole attention 20 the alienation 4ftho dis.
saeH OF hose important functions. No lotkrs will he
anaWored unleaa lhoy osntain q remittance u u most.
70 stamp. Gall or address, VI
pra. BONAPARrE A REYNOLDS,
No, lss syninete street, betwoon Flhh& fsth, east
side, Clncunati, OHIO, ..
Onco hours nom q Am, 60 Pm. . 40
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18


Mra.A. GATED and gotone dollar's worth Of
TwEbyR cBNrsUoAR, AT MINlpK's.
NaEThe incest ldnd. NEo .shN.
Mrs. b. got one dollars worth Of tho nlrest kind
dFouRTBEN qENr SUGAR, AT MIHICK's
.H a q MRS q. got oneFlollAr's worth OF tho ohocert qunl
.' "a D9 or tAAQA E j. I'LL q
slXrBEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINiOK's.
"F.ItJC Mr.B says thntho got th, beat quality Of grecn
1898 RIO G0FFEE,Ar j. a MINIGR'B,
TGd no over drank, and Mrs. r. says she got tho I'm.
.a GHENR TEA. AT .. a, MINICK'S.
... Whlooyery body Gdls gots aome Of that excellent
'ExGetSloR sYliUr, Ar. J. A.MiBWK
st. iMrM say ha pUrchNaciR hhf barrel OF
a1 ,o.r., WHITE FIsu AT j, A. MIEIUKs,
Deoidally the best he ever asadt-vhile thu sunni, adj.
aIhuo2 M. MAcKEREI, AI~GJlAlNiEIuK'S
b ut both nrinn add quality oanhot bc exaolod IN lhn ~
m any NilvG nurS0t. HOP
HI D,llNt All u. call Mt his establishment aniip.
poet h- 7tprh m al
GiIOlOB DRiEneF FRUIT, .H r"
s GDFFEEA AND TEAS,
- SUGAR OF ALI KINDS,
Andlhn iargnataud heat variety of groecno. 10 Il, ooen
IN uietaty. Da large esi~afhiHhmeptis on tho,
Cprner or Market and Jsnsrson SITS.
" rNs-E IN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

tho means oI .nII ni nave a comfortable home. and
don't of liza ~ no nihaAuont Would thus wilo bo inJrpsn'
Sg"J az and tis COD charities OF the woridY Womb nv.
,ss,otc n, ts"hte parent be provided Tor, woutd 49,
IN lpe,1 o} iofced sales OF an adminlstmtor 70 49,. .,
tends JoS nu o. 9roditors salos made when t,e msrto,
How s,. a anu hnr prices cannot he raaIEe.ISn
toni Thoy canHnoI theso question To their aniisf.c.
ihnt M nPy lear 70 AJAX thehi, and cherish tha h N.Y.
t.b Az ~ nave a long lease ON liic. Th,s IA Ia. y"n1
%" ''uoo"afdly. The brave man "'' '"'h io"i'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

tis the unseon hand Of tho provident father. rcacbIrc
Iorth nom the grave, and siull nuurishinu htE nt,sn,,,'%{
aad Keeping together the family. ny t, the fnthIil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
FOR SALE BY

mm Wensihoi and W " Stewart, Dayton, George l.
neyo,, muNmlHhurgi JStoc Slayer, Union; ! OAnder.
Nv, unnteryhiei IL Myers, New Lebanon; u Jackson,
manufacturing; u IL Bauer, Harrisburg, DIR OlwtAs,
5uhhhfliiei Arnold \ Limhert, south Arlington; Jacob
1iaSef, west Baltimore J Rookie a 90, Germantown,
murpR, Vandaliai II Nichols, Liberty; u Reaa,
rfht,norsVlllei Hovcrling 4 Herr, SalomiJ } WPyrmont,
Williams a SwAner, Wost Ralhmore; Parker, BTo. 4
uoi IatkerHhurN and by Druggists and Morchnnts
sehethNy throughout the Unitod Gbtes and CRnadas.
Rn2ldly
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Tactical.
no SufEering Humanity.
ar. W. w. RICltmAR,
TAR INDIAN DOCTOR AND OLAIRVOYANT,

WOULD say 70 tho sick aud afflicted, that he cans.
wv eathe blind 10 500, tho deal 10 hear, ami the
lame 10 walk without tho use Of the knife OF any min.
orai drugs.
RHEUMArIsM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION. and
all ftMALe NksSES curod Ia a few daVa.
AuOhkoNlC COMPLAINTS relieved without Gu.
hy calling on tho noetor as hiH roOms ~ his boarding
house, No. % ~. uiair street, second door snun al
tho Unlversalist OhUTuh, Dayton, OHIO. auaidtC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
layton, Acnla aud Oolumbus pan....
ANW

nn1gsS km
l. tickets lfoly2 i hsya EAat 'a Colgmbur- JI+.l.
En iH y. LulJ Fnuns East iractp NNiuer.
.nd columbia na S'E 4 EApfcsa 900 d. iyi s"i .n"
'p ony At Aphia and London. = a., lhrHe Trans
tonn,tti. u.s. "l way stations between I",Is .. {. .
ntiiNnt NJ Dayton uieht a., ms.
pross q az I'I " Hai Uolutrtu aud uihclSrm s.'.n
llNn7 ftn by uDluuutul iuu,
'I hhn dayton una, 'uf''h hichn ~ mt.utan--
ssrrs sas s. NJ IJao ur haJ iortll ksstc,
hoi3 hl"1i tULe e Arsnt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
INSURANCE /

i9nng mon just starting IN hnmReaa, whose cbiei
oaplun y uhear eneTgY and integrity ,shonid insure them
n,'n ~ Wv hinini OF half their liabilities. such an
,tolH, would Justly lnereAsa uheir confidence In them
y Npnih SHOW HAT thoy did nod wish 10 leave tho,r -
rNPo'ed !" any ASoidalas contingency, and lhe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
SanduskJ, Dayton and Cincinnati \. !


n Hnd alter Noyanihot 10, ls-s, nm, ~, -
housei fl~sengnr aud FTelllt llntts '"''''
bAiiofNt going north ~ follows ~" '"N
IR.In a. M. throuBh Freight and Arc,,.
OsEO WIN lSsneugur Jr attached. T '''''''
ill.ln A. NJ. Mail tram for ApupVl,t,
lO.OU utbAuH, beileluuGunG, IerIst riuh"t'
1FuuuAAyi connecting ~ Springfield am, 49, 20
L"NuVb anu CulunbiiAi mnNlug Ia UuluInLu. a, ~ %
~ w ulDuhh hlth Tram ir Columbus. M H., .''
iINlh on tlttsbuiB, hL. Wayne Aihi,nT' '',''' WI
5sas' arriving N utertiiho ~ bsB y IA mia IN to't'
S.SVh nj Atylydo with Tram Oh Goyti,,, ''4"s
y, a, gpluE hast, arriving IN Ueyulnuu n, s'h, i"''d
1unhlIh ~ aidOa M inu bnnaia ne nIi0 " ~
Wostt arriving IN Toledo Nc Lar ni, bet, con
"' Nhlp'ao ~ lU'SV q ~ anu hsudutkR M a ~ VIC
H.. 4, Oh. night kApross Tor bLS u,ntI ~.
OslI ana bellhiuntntt, Uonnceunt4 s ''iHd'
tuu bolhS Eitstuh ftuHtaiUS A.. " ava, a., wa
hu''' arriving n Otosltno atG.Ib a 49, t,u,'ti' "''p'
~ SoihB Mtat, with Iriin hfHtu,I M h, p 81 ~'
~ - u' iuid chicago ~ lb.iU ~, atttf,. U'lh' p
~ bleN'lhhda ana Toledo Il. h.uqIuuno Ia, y" int
80 "a ~, bunblik tt 800 D Ia aud lNi6ain a. " '''' =
l"h'h"T nhnduHky at lAu u m. lUH HHf" ''' y al
I.llh ~, llpnUsslile Ayuontuuasu,p
y phylVh on arrival ui 1mtu t,ur. "n'''
,v'Oi',hL Springfield ~ 800 h NJ, uDst,d ~ 'i'ii"'
!" LAlel'J AZ llisa pm, Eeileiungu,a al d"
Ahd b%uutsNtlq nj i2.l2Au a.. ~ ' !" ii"i y q
iHh''H lh'tiis Liue 10 all point. g,,y
49, ~" u' nat az thu Tut at ufrtSih NJ, =" ga
-anmL ", hlNG, 1luLut AlanG "' '"''l l,i'
hHl' Always ta low Hs g., ANY ,u.s.
~ "lVIhhiiuI iuistrt ~ ~hu,iu,,
NS'ui'V, IlJ ~ tho t~uIuIahb b hirfAt A' - W.
H. a. a "ES', q. hitG, sup RID, ,u,.,
u, u.''r' ION. lIcsutAEort.
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Illinois CcEtrai kanroaa.
T"IIlmOre ana OHIO Rallroaa.

LA "a NJ ttAflattft a rsu..st.au.
- 2L--N -l1Au a&SI
u ma SATi1NAL kuUrk.-lcmnm1Ic---N -
Bcnsood ani i, iIr,.boIe on The klst, ana wh,'ir T."
poiSii" y, n VIZ N. hsnlfoads, stciunpss, 6c., t"I ~ s mn li'-
Ihro" Trans %J ERR ToHt'nest and Northwest "'"'
~ NY y lle only route Ia Wggi,nn .,''"s,
and 6:i0 pn! y" at $780, 7dOnnd io.iu n M n"3. 80
Leave Washington az e9s ~ 40 apa 7lo a IA onh'
IbTppu "i Ea sunday At tsO and b M n MI ana So
via WSsfIn. u,hosst 70 mo Eastern citi,a. ra,I tS
Timr MI tI Nltl htNdl additional char, p."'"' q
i Ium" az lHlek hndisro as low as Iy' a Az, OF o.
NJ nnV ~, =, 10 ucNeiS wa Baltimore M" tb Go'5i route.
J. IA, sULIINNN uv,Hln Tho West +
~ sMiqIT; a, COLE Gen, Ticket 49, Ati.
.o"iiH' Master of rahsr0rtsnaI s.
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

ahd lutpr sun'Ayi Nov 10, lsta, tinuA "A
io1N' uhi'n bcpot oiAth atiupt, 90 Iulriu .l
Al intrrniednte pOihts ~ follow |i "
lolei" and ulhcaEu Mai at iOO0 q NJ.
Jg'oNko 9i' l'utiYiti ,MBht kApfessR, suu - "a
nnll ~ NJ. S~bpEmAkhk, SupenntoiI,nt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE.

lhat ne may gappio with a.; tha visa man M.
nnAy sludy hs nature aud paliais ia tbrasian, - =. r.
mI W. p'i'ahon are al hand, OF easy aocaas ~ ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
EauroaOs.
BaJiOh a WestcrpT Abroad.

.Ef&s FA
uHANGk or mink
IN and hter Monday neat lunns on enc lrtIn
" OeniinI VIII lenVe tit union btpol h,lu. ,trs,
.RtBhd m aus 4duF ~.
kuturning, win arrive AZ ihlO aim NJ SEQ IL ~.
inc SOB a NJ hnd AibUp M, tAprrs tu,tt,t a !,
CLOSE cohitciiuhN tu nl POINTS lu the " eet ANA ut,
amt 3;uu , IN tmni ~ the shortest nud utupt t,n,
10 Chicago aud tho Northwest.
noi7 D.. ". WOODWARD. gunc,rtc,t,,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
From New York
New York.
1he Washington special to the Times

New York.
The Washington special to the 7imes
says: om :aG
Sharp musketry firing, continuing sew
erai minutes, was heard at s O'Clock on
. THURSDAY morning, among the rebels over
the Repidan, near Ely's Ford, supposed to
be occasioued by a concerted'attem Of To
desert al at onee,b by a considerable body
Reports that Ri6bmocd is being prado-
ally evacuated by the rebel goveFnmeot
continue to lie brought here 6y nersons
from that place. II is positively stated
that the removal Of tho gun-makino ma :.
chinery form the Tredegar Iron WoTks n
Columbia, S. G., has been going on for
weeks.
The Unionis's Of Louisiana are trying IN
have the State election postponed bv the
President until after a convention Of The
people is held to adopt new copstitntian
and regulate the old State laws Recognizing
slavery. sA Q
Gov Pierpont and the Alandria [ya I
Legislature have protested against Cen
Buffers vigorous administration at Nor.
Col Saates, President Of the cbasoaat .
and Ohio Canal, who was sent Ia Fatt
Lafayette by Gen. Schenk, was to dav dis.
charged by the Secretary of War.
Six deserters from tbs rebel army can,a
into our lines on Wednesday. Two of
them have been placed on picket Tba
number coming in for day or two nast
has been unusually large.
New York, Jan. "a.
|, An extract Of q letter from Macmillan
to Gen. Aimont is published, stating tina,
be does not hesitate accepting the Mexican
crown. This dissipates all doubts on the
question, a ~
7.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
From Chaetanooga.

Chattanooga, Jan %.
Trains are running regularly between
Nashville and Chattanooga.
CD. McColium has arrived, with l 600
mechanics and laborers. and the work of
bniiding the railroad to Knoxville will be
commenced at once.
Supplies are accommodating, and the is
suing of fuA ratijns were commenced to
day
a large number Of veteran volunteers
have lett the army, but the balance Of pow
er is maintained by raw recruits from the
North and deserters from the South. Seven
hundred recruits came dewn this morning
On Monday 100 rebels deserted, and t. day
atquad of ii came in.
The rebel army 10 10 lis old position at
Dalton. 1t is beloved to number no more
than 10000 s4:
Tennessee and Kentucky troops are
camped in the centre. under guard. It is
positiyely known that they are killing their
best mules for subsistence. a.
Gen. Grant came to the front this morn
ing. f ...,...s
Gen. Ja3ah has leltifor Knoxville, to re-
snme the command of bis old DIVISION, the
-23d Corps.
trSurgeoa II, S, Hewitt has been assigned
~ Gen. Grant as Medical Director of the
Department of the Ohio, to report to Gen
Foster in the field.
No demonstrations have been made re.
Gently by the rebels. The gusrl ills are
quiet.