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by leaving II Mt this office. Mrs. S. j. TIMBLIN,
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Citizens and soldiers

Cut one out and deposit It IN tie Ballot
Boron Tuesday The Sh Of Norem5er
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
An Account OF the Fighting About
Washtn9ton.

New YoRK July l4.---The Washington
Chronicle, Of Tuesday, has an account Of the
operations about Washington. Our cavalry,
under Major Fry stubbornly contestiug the
advance, retreatinR only when Aanked by su-
perior numbers Sunday they fought from
three to nine P. M and were driven only FIVE
miles On Monday the rebels were kept at
bay two or three miles out of Taneytown -
The force in our front ia estimated at several
Thousand The President and Secretary of
War were present encouraging the troops.
About Two P. NJ the rebels advanced towards
Fort Stevens, five miles from the city. Their
sharpshooters got within thirty or forty yards
OF the fort Tne 26th New York cavalry dis
mounted and drove them ont Of houses pro-
tscting them. The houses were then burned
rs they obstructed the range Of the guns
Other troops then arrived and drove the reb.
els back half mile Ahont P. NJ, the vet.
Grams from the fighting 9th advanced, and
drove the rebels a mile and a half
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

New YoRK, July l3.--Gentlsman from Bal
timore informs the Evening Post that the
battle on Monocacy, though q defeat, was 10.
valuable in results to Baltimore as it held in
check the rebels till the authorities could
make arrangements to repel attack il any
were mi de.
Governor Bradford call was responded to
by thousands AT N dnight the bells were
rung, and six thousand men hastened to the
place of meeting among them fourteen vete.
rams of 1872, who aided in repelling the Brit.
sh invaders. All the treasure of the city was
placed IN boats nnder the guns OF the forts.
General Ricketts, is stationed outside the city.
Heavy fighting had taken place at Brookville,
twelve miles northwest Of Washington No
fears for the safety Of the Capitol Eucour-
aging news from Hunters troops. who are
newly equipped and in Rne CONDITION. He
has been reinforced by volunteers from Ohio,
and now holds the ronte and pass by which
Early troops crossed the Potomac, and they
must return BY the lower fords
Grant has not reduced his forces, and the
surrender Of Petersburg is hourly expected.
NEw YORK, July ID "A Havre de Grace
special to the Philadelphia Inquirer says
Lieutenant Colonel Mitchell, Assistant Inspec.
or General ofihe Ninth Army Corps was with
General Franklin when be was captured
he says Gilmore was looking for Frankliu,
and took Mr.. F. A. wolbert for him, but
was satisfied to the contrary when Franklin
who was standing BY spoke saying he was
General Franklin. Gilmore said be was hap
py to know il, and claimed him as his prison
er, providing carriage for him, as he was
lame 1
The Phlsdelphia Press is satisfied that the
whole power Of the rebel force will be thrown
upon Washington The moVement North
being only feint They ore in greater force
about that city than anywhere 10 Maryland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
no A..anl, Sn Ws.nlnrlon.

BALTIMORE, july l3 The Bulletin says @
gentleman who left Washington o clock last
evening, has reached this city this NJ. He
states that though there was great excitement
in the city, up to the time be left there had
been no assault
One of Quartermaster Meigs boats has just
arrived from Washington, having left there
very early this morning All was then going
on well Yesterday WIS rather gloomy day,
and there was great deal of uneasiness among
them there There had been heavy fighting
out on the Seventh street road. The rebels
were trying to capture Fort Stevens, but we
still hold it, This morning confidence was
restored, and az was considered perfectly
safe = 81. ia p
A locomotive and tender, which left Wash.
iugton at one o'clock today has arrived here
safely. But one rebel was seen on the road,
and he was nearly starved to death There
was no enemy in sight No fighting OF moment
was going on, and all looks we'll Trains will
probably resume running tomorrow Tele
graphic communication will also be resumed,
no doubt very soon .....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


SEw TosK, July l3--General Sanford says.
A namber of troops will leave the city in q
few days, which will far exceed the quota call
ed for, owing 10 the progress in recruiting
The seth and 2sth Brooklyn regiments will
leave for Washington on Saturday. A spec
ial mail for Washington was sent from the
postof1ce here this afternoon by the revenue
cutter Wyandott Il appears that Our imports
which have been so very large Of late, have
within the past few weeks received an impor-
tant cherk Last week they were three and a
half millions the week ending July I'd, four
million three hundred thousand the week
previouS nearly six and half million. The
weekly average daring May wss about FIVE
millions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
COMMERCIAL.


NFw YoRK, July l4-Cotton quiet, 6s
four favorable 10 buyers ll@ll 10 Extra
State IL 25(94e Round Hoop wheat No.
Milwaukee TO arrive 2 6Sa6s on SPOT; Corn
rather seadier 6l@62; Oats dull 9sGSl 90
Western Pork unchanged 40 Mess, 42@
46nev Beef dull, heavy Lard dull. heavy
20@2l Whisky heavy, lower 69@TO ives
tern Sugar firm 244 NJ o. 2l@2S5 Cuba A;
Pstrolsu@ doll nominal % crude s6Cas7 re-
6nsd bond 1906 free. ill 4Ias.t
NEw YORE, July ls.-Stoeks better; Gold
elosed At So Money quiet 79s; Sterling
quiet; " specie N. Y. C. 34s Erie ls
Reading 28t u s,6s eT@i IL; u. 8, 'sl
coupons - 2oai Coupons lo4 one year
certificates 80.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
MORNING REPORT.


WAsHIaoToN, July l3.--Skirmishing had
been constantly going on, and our troops had
acted strictly on the defensive until yesterday
evening, when rebel sharb-shooiers becoming
annoying il vas deterpinsd todislodge them
from the front of Fort Stevens.
This was efectually accomplished amid the
shouts of applause Of those who witnessed
the setion
The rebels refreated ia hot haste leaving
at the house OF F. P. Blair, Silver Syringe,
q hundred wounded including II officers, and
their dead upon the field
ReconnoissRnces this morning showed that
the rebels disapperated during the night from
the front of our Notifications after 6ring a
number Of buildings they had occupied as sbel.
ter 10 their shsrp-shOolers. l .siH r
Scouts report rebels crossing the Potomac
nearly opposite Poolssville, driving before
them abous 1000 head Of cattle which they
had stolen. .'-iafh 7'af
A dispatch received BY Halleek, from Rock
vile, says FetreatinR rebels passed through
that place at o'clock this morning moving
in the direction Of EdWards Ferry. = iiiFF
The rebels near BRldsnsbuFg moved OF
this morning 'aking the road westward and
carrying VII hem q number Of horses, cattle
&c, stolen b. that neighhorhood III rs
Several squads Of rebel pFisohsrs we're
brought in to-day and taken 20 the old CAPT
tol. Our killed and wounded yesterday amouut
to abont 200. N ~
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parton Marker.

\ ia ...-,-t..-.f DATroN, July IL
HARSHMANs FLOUR-Red wheat.
Wholesale sll 90 Retail Sill 90 -E.s
WHEAT-Sl 90.
CORN--l00; Shelled 90(al00 at
OATS--70.s fr.vr- .,..
RYE-l 46@l 90.
BARLEY--Sl 90 'b. NaI'.t f.
COFFEE-55@6O t"'"f
SUGAR--26@2s.
MoLASSES--St 40 per gal
RlCE--lSc per lb.
T0BACCo-sl 00@l 60 per n.
S0APS--l5c per 10
STARoH--l24c per 10.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-40c per ID,
COFFEE sUGAR-33c per ID.
LEp--20o per To-
SHoT-si 25 per sack.
SP1CES--Au advanced fifty per cent.
BROWN sHEETING MUSLIN -s06s6c
per yard % o..-sr.. .ta..F sI,I .o.s.
PR1NTs-4O@60e per yard ''
EGGS-25per doz.
WHtSKY--l rs.
CHEESE.-lS@20.
DRIED PEACHESy425@22.
DRIED APPLESnl5@20.
BEANS-Per bushel 80 6003 0O.
HAY-Timothy $ls@2O per ton.
TEASE 5OC)2 90
RICE--l6@ls per h.
LARD--l5@ls
BUTTER--2O@26.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
"Ol II was pluiuli
Mid a whole sity iOll,
Friends he had zone

pdT The Cincinnati Commercial prostitutes
considerable Of it's space, to day, to defense
of Capt Badger All right when the Com.
mercial gets cleaned out, we will take great
pleasure N returning the compliment aiiA
While upon the subject the Commercial,
and calling TO mind its advocacy of the war,
and its ntermiuable lists OF "killed and woun-
ded, We are reminded Of the brothers who
embarked in the temperance business--one
lectured against intempersnce, and the other
gave practical illustrations, The Commercial
is doing for the war what it required two men
to perform for the temperance cause. It ad-
vocates war, and regales its readers with dai-
ly lists Of the victims Of its policy Does it
receive pay for this directly from the Govern.
ment, or is it preying upon the anxiety of
the friends Of sodiers-the agonizing solici-
tude of women and children.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

Etna LIE Insurance Company OF Hartford
Connecticut is doing much to provide for the
relief OF the families OF those who die, leaving
them without adequate provision, Life is
uneertaiR-deah is sure to come and every
prudent man will provide for those who are
dependent upon him By insuring with the
EtnA, every man by q small outlay an out
lay within the reach Of the most humble--csn
provide an amount of money for his family
which will be theirs, in spite of misfortune
andthe many changes and chances of ousi-
ness aud of life Those who are in prosper
ous circumstances to-day, may meet with re.
verses and die poor.
The Ktna have in the last few days paid
over to the wife Of John Bart decd the sum Of
1000 the amount for which he had insured
his life with them This makes the sum of
$1,000 paid in this manner so the families OF
well known citizens of Dayton in the last
eighteen months. No other company has
done so much fer the people Of Dayton and
we think the company are entitled to the
thanks of the people and the patronage of all
who are insurRble.
The prosperity Of the Ktna, we are glad
to state, is nov greater than ever before Its
business ibis yearlWillbs more than double
that of any preceding ysar--honestly and
sincerely, we say to every man aud woman, in
sure your life, and the Etna deserves your
6rst consideration
Received Of II. |. RugR, special Agent of
Etna Life Insurance Company, Hartford Con-
necticut, two thousand dollars, in full payment
of Policy No. s29 on the life Of my late hus-
band, John R. Bart, the smonnt being pa id
before the said policy was due by the regula-
tion Of the Company. EMEIINE BART.
Dayton Ohio July IL 1864, In
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

. MEMPHIS, July l3--Ths steamer Sultana,
with advices frum Vieksburg up to the 9th
inst, has just arrived An expedition left
Vicksburg on the LIST, commanded BY General
SlOcum. They destroyed railroad bridge
across the Peril river on the 9Th, and sent in
thirty prisoners The cavalry expedition
which left Memphis on the 4th had arrived at
Vicksburg, and will reinforce Gen. Slocum
This expedition here has been supposed to be
destined up the White river. Another force
has been operating out from Rodney, Miss,
scouting the country in that vicinity, assisted
by Marines brigade They had several sharp
skirmshes, in which their men we're viotori.
ous. The thermometer, al Vicksbnrg, ranged
from 81 to So degrees dnriug the week No
adViees from Gen raj Smiths expedition -
Grape vine rsports say he has had a 6gbt and
defeated Forrest and that Forrest was killed !;
but the reports are not credited
---ssN0 So --H-
Gen. Franklin in Baltimore.
3 BALTIMORE, July l4--Gen. Franklin arriv.
ed here safely this morning
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

NEw YoRK, July Ii The Times special,
Harrisburg, 18th, says Couch is at Phiadel-
phia The excitement is dying out, The
stores are still closed, and recruiting spro.
crosses slowly steady stream of Union
refugees, teams and drivers, horses, &c, are
returning home.
Herald's Stone River s. C., correspondent
gives an account OF the movements along our
whole front battery has been captured on
James Island, but owing to the exposed situ-
alton, it was abandoned A movement was
made in the night against Fort Johnson and u
landing effected by part of the troops. The 9th
er troops guarded the shore. Those who land.
ed, consisting of l37 enlisted men, and Col
Il. NJ Hoyt, 52d Pennsylvania, 1t Col. Cun,
ningham, Capt Camp, and LIST Iieuts, ] G.
Stevens, s. A. Bnnyan, and Thos. f. Downs,
were captured There was also q fight with
Fort Prngle, in which the navy partici pated.
Upon the whole nothing was accomplished
worthy Of the effort, unless it be the reported
occupation of Johnson's Island
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
Ncm advertisements.
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
u No, 294i,
Superior Court.

Amer stephens No. 9sAt,
Jacob c. Bspler Ct al
DURsUANT 10 a decree OF the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, ono, entered In the abo W
cause at is Jun Term, A. d 1864, I WILL on
Tuesday,, August lGh, 1864,
al the door Of the 10 rt Ouss IN the CITY OF DAYTON
10 said county, letwesn the hours Of two and four
o'clock N. Of -Gid day, sell at Public outcTy to lhe
highest bidder, tha folio wing deHor bed premises.
tar of the north half Of section number eighteen
Qs), township number three (3) aud range number
I've (h), between the Miami rivers IN MONTGOMERY
county Ohio. hesnning at The half section conner on
the west line OF said section thence north IL 10 east
elghtytWo (s2) poles To co'per; thence south s5s
ga two hundred and hfy-two and thirty-siI hun.
DIRE dths (l52 36-lO0 poee to corner; thence south
vs. east eightytwo and forty,eighth hundredths (ss
4sltO) poles TO a corner thence north SAs So west
two hundred and hfy-iour end forty hundreihs 1854
4Ol0o) poles 10 the place OF beginning, containing
one hundred and twenty nine sud seventy one hun.
dredths (l297l-loO) acres.
said Farm II about two miles east OF Oentreyille
has upon Il dwelling, two log cabins frame tenant
house, large orchard, and about fifteen acres Of
Timber f-...F ..|
Appraised at $50 90 an sore May sell for ss7 "a
an acre. gro, ". MALAMBRE
Master Commissioner.
T. L. TasEsHEE N. Il. JORDAN, Attys.
July IL, 1864. davis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
NOTICRI NOrrOEII
HIApsUARTTRs TsfAsURER's OPFIoE CouRT HopsF
DAIToS, MoNT0oMERT CouETT, OHio

HEADsUARTTks TsEAsUREKs OPFIoE CouRr HousF,
DAIToN, MoNT9oMERT CoUNTT, OHio
Order No. 2: ....... .....
LII white male citizens being IS years Of sse and
teer Organization and subject to perform mility ser
vice are hereby notified that the Books are now
ready in this ofhceto receive from each one thus
llaole four dollars as milit = commut ton All
those who fail 70 nle certificates Of exemption with
the Auditor OF the County, or pay into the County
Treasury four dollars on or be re the 18Th of August
y 1t will be subject 10 the collection ef said sum
with thirty per cent penalty aud OF collection,
all property : lab wthoutanY exemption.
FgAfHEA hOIIeE.--An persons owing any taxes OF
ltoa due zhth June Last osn BY p6yas on OF oFe the
l6 Of this July do so without penary all that IL not
paid BY that time ths penalty must and will Be- added
3 JONATHAN KINNEY,
HU.t Treasurer Montgomery County, %.
Treasuree Othne, Day ton, July 6tn 1884. - H..
July6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
Notice to Bridge Builders.

AUnIToRh oFFicE, MoSrooHERT Co., OHIo,
DAYroH, July 8, lsG4.
SEALED proposals for the Construction Of wooden
- bridge over the 6reat Nj ami at Dayton below the
Hall Road Bridge will BE- received at ths Once until
II o'clock noon on Monday the lst OF August ne 1t
Proposals will also be received at this ofhce until
the time sn0Ve mentioned, for the construction Of 3
Wire Suspension Bridge over the nver at the same
place.
Proposals for Masonry and superstructure TO be
made separately and IN strict accordance with the
plans and spechcations on Tile in this Once The
reject oil bids 4 they see proper 70 do 40. n. H.
THOMAS o. LOWE,
lulySWsW Auditor H. O., o.
Dayton Journal and Cincinnati Gazette, please copy
three times Daily and Weekly tn time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
9aiIgf f'G@pIre,
City and Other Matters.

Is there q man TO be found who has fought
nit Sieel? JOURNAL
We conclude that this interfogAtory is pat
forth with direct reference 10 the standing
banter, who fights mt Sigel drinks nit me 70
In other words. the Journal proposes to ;rest'
A Returned Veteran "A returned vet
eran nigh, have been seen (sud MAS seen)
lying prone on the pavement yesterday IN
front Of the courthouse, on I'd street The
sun poured fierce and scorching Gre upon
him for about four hours, bnt he maintained
hisexposed position with devotion and he
roism rarely equaled and never excelled -
He had evidently been compelled to fall back
before superior numbers (of drinhs) and by a
brilliant 'lank movement had succeeded in
resting the head of his demoralized column
in q position which struck us ss being pretty
tolerably HARD to take. 1t could not even be
recounoitered without an attack OF headache.
The sun being up when our hero went down,
it had greatly the advantage Of him in the ear
ly part Of the engagement, ard won the day,
but after the sun went down the "bould 80
ger boy got up and won THE EVENING
How does it come that q soldier who has
perilled his life for our countrywide has
defended the old flag on many bloody field
is allowed to bear the heat and burden Of
such day as yesterday, as above described,
and that, too. in the loyal city OF Dayton -
Suppose he WAS drunk Has he forfeited all
claim to the pleds es made him when he went
forth to battle2 Who would have thought
that returned Union soldier-whose path.
way was to have been strewn with flowers,
and who was to have been greeted by the
smiles Of beauty and honored by the plsuditS
of his grateful eountrymen--who we say,
could have imagined that one who had been
promised so much would have been allowed to
lie upon the pavement in the center of the
city Of Dayton, and broil in the sun, without
one srieud to pity his forlorn situatonf But
such isloyalty
"Oh II was piuiui
Mid whole sity iu
Friends he had Zone
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
THE Ensa,y Fighting Only TO Cover His
Retreat.

BALTIMORE, July ls The only intelligence
gathered from the conductor who brought the
engine through from Washington, is that no
firing has been heard to-day. All the infor-
nation we have here to-day induces the con-
viction that the enemy are in full retreat, and
that the fighting on Monday and Tuesday was
TO cover their retreat, and enable them TO get
their plunder safely across the Potomac at
Edwards Ferry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
Communication with Baltimore end
Washington Restored.

BALTIMORE, July Is The railroad commu-
nicstion between Baltimore and Washington,
which has been suspended nearly forty.eiRht
hours, in consequence of the rebel invasion,
WAS resumed this afternoon.
Officers of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
state that the trains will probably be running
between the two cities tomorrow morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

NEW ToRE, Jnly l4--The Heralds Phila-
dslphis correspondent says that General Will
sons cavalry reached Washington last Satur-
day. At the same time number OF horses
arrived In less than three hours General
Wilson's command were in the saddle, and
made reconnaissance on Monday. Another
reconnostrance was made, and a superior
body Of rebels we're found After the 6ght
our cavalry fell back upon Washington The
enemy did not pursue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT,
sand.rs Turn.a % Again.

Is sanders Turned Up Again.
CLIFTON HousE, c. W., July 1.-THE fol-
lowing is a eepy Of e message semitic James
Gordon Bennett, Of the New York Herald;
Thanks for Jour yesterdays notice. l am
here for peace The opposition of anarchE,
and for the restoration Of all that is valuable
to either section. Would like to see you here
Come, don't be afraid of your own thunner.
- "(Signed,) GEORGE NJ. SANDERS"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14
Telegraph working TO Warrington.

NEw YoRK, Jnly l3-The American Tele
graph lines Are again working directly
through to Washington. At present they are
occupied with official business. Confidence
is restored. and only anxiety now is that the
enemy may not escape without being duly
punished .~f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

NEw YoRE, July l3-lThe Transport Dud.
ley Buck which arrived here TO night from
Hilton Head spoke on the 10th inst the U 8.
Steamer Margaret and Jesse, which reported
having captured, the day previous, blockade
runner and sent her to Boston.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

BALTIMORE, July IL There are no indica
tions this morning Of any rebel force, large or
small, within twenty miles Of the city Tie
last of Harry Gilmore's raiders crossed she
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad beyond -Elysvils,
on their way toward the ma rebel torce, in
the vicinity Of Washington, at late hour last
night !. -l-- ~ .-I-.--- p ----
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

Grand Pio.Nic.-The Butchers Assoeia-
ton, Of Dayton, will give Social Picnic, on
Phillips HILL on Tuesday next, 18th inst
Their friends are respectfully invited to at
tend - Come, friends and enjoy yourself
July l2-dtt '-' 'st,' ~ f''t'r o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

NEw YoRK, July live learn from au-
thetic source that General Franklin arrived
in Baltimore, and is now at Barnum's Hotel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

Once more we say get the beat Baromslsr
while they are in the market At Rieksy's
S2e Third street.. 9l taa ss0aa p 9"Aae0A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

NEw YoRK, July The American Tsls-
graph hnss are again working through TO
Washington. At present they are occupied
with official business.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-14

For Rent.--A good Stable with four stalls
and Carriage House inquire At No. sss
Third street d dlWig