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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
Nem advertisements.
Nor Sale.

II ing 80 acres vt choice farming land, 4B miles
east VI Urbans Champagne county, Ohio, on te pike
leading 10 Mechanicsburg. The isrn is In good con
dition, and IN hIga state OF cultivation. Tue dwell
ling u good TWO story brick, nine rooms, bank barn,
comfortable tenFDt buildings, MU orchards and a
never ialhng stream uf stock water.
The other Hrm cOntarnu 1891 acres Of chsice land
in the slue valley, one mile from the lorIE ; is la
high State o cuiuyndOn, hsH permanent running
stOuk water, cUmflIahie wooden buildings, orchard
&c For PM tlcuiais address q EORGk W. BARNETT,
aud SAMuhL IA AltNk1T, ia, urblna, Who reside on
the hinis, Or SAMUEL BARNETT, springfield, OHIO
uoVI.uAW
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Shcritf's Proclamation.
sHERlrr's OrrrcE,

sHKRiFfs 0FFIoE,
DLfT0S, Oct. lOth, 1864.
1 GEORGE WoGAMAN, sheriff Of Montgomory
l., uOuhy, OHIO, DO haieby notify the qualihed
NO, ,ers Oi Montgomery County, ONO, do assemble
IA there respective IOwnshipa and Wards, At tho
usual place, OF holding elections, on TUESDAY
beng tho Eighth day Oi November, 1894, and thOro
ana ucn pr0osed tho law directs, to elect Twenty.
one Electors o Prosdent and Vice President OF tho
UhiteG Sl0tos, IA pursu tnce 10 the Constitution ana
Laws Ot the United Stat y aud Oi the state OF Ohio,
Given under my hand at the sheriil y OtHce at
DAYTON this the 10 h day Ol october, A. h.
1854.
GEORGE WoGAMAN, sherIn,
now d6wte ul a. OntRomery ounty OHIO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. A. GEIGER will hereafter attend erttIsissiy TO
IL Au office prachce and will give ''Speoisl Auen,
tiOn" to the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
rs Diseases Of the THRuAT aud LUNGS, OF tho EYE
and BAR, sCR0FULOUs AFFECTIONS, 2u prm-
ary and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHQ9A,
GLEEf, STRUCTURES, IMPOrBNCY, 2e. Also,
DHEAsEs PRoULiAE 40 fKnALus, dai cu5Iy tdiisfg Gf
ChioRie Dierss, whatever may 10 It's character.
Oilce hours from a m TO Q I'm.
Sundays, ITO lOa m, 2 10 q p ~.
Oihce-Corner OF Jefferson and Hnh 1T, Dayton,
Ohio. Octs- lmdsms.lI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
For SaIr.

INOR sALE.-A farm Of ls0 In Jefferson
H tosnship, Montgomery county, Ohio, miles
soata ofLio@rty, aud ~ miles west Of Mismisburg
ABOUT 100 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION,
and groat part suitable for raislng tobacco there
two Apple Orchards with aDout i50 70 i75 young
number OF other trees, such as plums cherries, pesfs
and qunoos, never falling we'll OF water. 4 so a
Sugar Camp OF 500 or GOO treas, Geo and examine Tor
yourselves Enquire Of Cornelius Michel 90 the
Farm, or Jacob bimnor at the railroad depot M
hiamisbnrg, or John Myers, No. 3yI Vine slroat,
ClnnlnnAM orilh IMnAlLM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

sHERlFF's SALE.
Samuel Z Enlsy
Reains


Samuel Z kml9y
aeains No 2g60
Benjamin T.. Ellis, Superior Court.
ON sduiusy tho l4th day VI November, lsUl will
" ohor at pu1c sale at the resldonoe Of b. + hs
10 Miami CITY the following desonusd goOis anu
chAttes wi Ai tho machinsryi tools, iSturoa,
&C, Oi IS. f Ellis stereotype Foundry, embracing
pans, task-, COMES, kettles, shsv Marhiue % lso
u,s Punug Oilifu IA The same buil unH embracing
type, Cases, Cha ser, Composing Stone, Pruning
fress, stick Stand, Gallies, &c, Sc , Also, h. y.
Ellis bindery, N tho same building, embracing cut
ting Machine, Standing Press, foUis, SC, $50 his
about hitaon hundr' Ia uumber, ail beug ia he
Printing once In Miami city Also, all uf the follow
to-wit
lite OF Napoleon BOnapart OF 02i pages, IN said
Printing Othcs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
MoRNING RERoRT

- NEw YoRK, November 1.--AeeoFdiSg 10
the Herads dispatch, the attention of Gen.
sheridan seems 10 De Ut present particularly
direcfad 10 the apparsnt designs oi the enemy
to attempt some important operations in West
Virginia, and he Is making his preparations
accordingly at'r' '
The rebel Gensrsl BreokinFidse, who s
now IN soath.West Virginia, is reported TO be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

GILLESPIE N THe ARMY.-We have been
shown letter from the army, in which i is
annonhced ibpt Company A., Fiity,eiBhth
Ohio, voted unanimously forWM5 H4G GuLEs-
PIE for Sheriff
The whole county ticket is elected, il there
has been any fairness in the army vote,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
IEnAL NnTIcN-

D0BERr BOYLB,is notified thAt Rils Boyle did
III on the EOth day Of september, A u. 1854, hle
bcr petition ia the office OF the Olert Of the Court oi
Common Pleas, within and tor the County OF Ment-
gonety aud state ol Ohio, asking thai she may ba
divorced ifUm tho said Robert Boyle, which petition
viii stand for hearing At the next term OF said C0urt
Causes haltHal drunkenness and gross eglaet OF
duty, ELLA BOYLE,
J, H. BLasorT, Atty.
Sept. 10 1854 seB2T-wsw
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Boots and shoes Going with 4 RUSH

Owing to the great rush for those cheap
Boots and Shoes, and in order to give all a
chance to purchase, c P. Huber T. Son have
concluded to continue the sale three days
longer, at still greater reduction of price -
Good Shoes will be sold Tor 30 cents. Copper
toed Shoes for 65 cents Extra good hoes
for from IS cents to 81 25 Good Boots from
81 26lQs42bi ~ dGt hesalsia,0
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LATEST ME WIS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

HEADQUARTERs Army or THE PoToMAc,
October 81 Utmost quiet las prevailed here
to-day.
The rebels attempted to play n sharp trick
last night on our lines which was only partly
successful, the main object of the attack was
defeated with considerable loss to them. At
a point of connection between the Second
and Fifth Corps pickets, the rebels made ali
entrance, passing from one pos. to another
taking all the men as prisoners They then
sent forward heavy torce to charge line of
hreaslworks in hope of piercing our center,
but our men had meanwhile. formed behind
their works and received the rebas with .su,
a FIRE as to drive them back in confusion with
heavy loss. Repeated attempts ended with
ike results, though firing was kept up oil
night. Our loss is put down at 387 men, cap
tured, killed and wounded. The enemy s
loss must have been heavy, az they advanced
within range of our batteries, though it being
dusk our men had not good range.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

New Meat and Provision store.-
NJ stockert, at his stand on Market street,
north side, few doors west Of jefferson, is
daily supplied with BeeT, Nation, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans Eggs,Sc.,
&c, all fresh and of the best quality His
old friands and customers, aud the public,
are invited to give him a cali
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

WAsHWoPoS, October 3lrrTbe steamer
keyport arrived here this morning, having on
board Major General Halleck chief Of stAii,
aud Generals Barnard, RAwlins and Colonel
Cuts, who have been 10 the front
The Dau Webster reports that loud can
nonading was heard Yesterday morning on
General Boilers front before she left
The Webster brought up forty rebel officers
Provost Marshal. "'i '''''-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
A FARM FOR SALE.
HALF A MILE FROM DAYTON.

FINHE subscriber will sell his Farm within half a
! mile OF the city oi Dayton, aud adjoining Miami
tiW aud GrCencnatle, on the Grrmanown pike The
an coniains AZ acres, more or less, aud IL thebpst
bottom land. For iuttlIer inlOrmatisn call on the
sub-crlber on the premsos.
dctlg-wu DANIEL sHAFFER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

Last of the Season. We are informed
that the Democratic Rhop next Thursday even.
ing will be the last given this season SO those
who would enjoy happy time will not forget
to be present on that occasion novl-2dt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
Farmers s Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

w AGN ER 80 STIIRK.
(sUccEssoR TO seuEInLE srRIsKLu)
Ii AVE taken this old and popular Hotel on Second
street, Dayton, and hope by their attention To
busnesS TO sustain the welles Tol olution oi this
ws1l known house. ...
The services oi Mr. lI.nry Foster, 30 wldoly known
have been r. tained ar Cleik.
The patronage o: It's former friends n confidently
anticipated. aua2O.d8w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

HoRsE STEALlSo.H Horse-stea ling we judge
to be lucrative business in Montgomery
county. Hardly night passes without an
otfenSe of this sort A,splendid saddle.horsc,
the property of r.. D. Harshman, was stolen
on Saturday night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

Remember Lessner & Bro. lO2 main ST.
are now offering the greatest bargains in cloth
ing specially in overcoats, therefore don't fail
to call on them before you buy, and we assure
you that it will be for your interest.
ltd & ltw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
By Telegraph.
lEPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.
President Lincoln and the MassRchusstti

Soldiers.
WAsnlNGToN, Oct 3l,--Fears are entertain
ei that Gen Grover, who " as wounded IN the
late engagement in the Valley, will suffer am
pptalion of the arm.
Gen. Rawlins, Gen Grants chief of staff,
is in tho city to-day. t.,. ...,,..a... 5.. ,.sa
The President said his P. NJ. that he had
received no news of Importance to-day, aud
that Sherman at lateit adyices, said he wOud
hold Atlanta, .Presdeqt l.ineoln addressed
the 42d Massachusetts regiment, returning
home, IN a briet and cheerful speech to-day.
He alluded 10 the change in Maryland since
the first Massachusetts regiment passed
through. On their way home they would have
the satisfaction OF passing through free Mary
land
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
n.Ssssd e5al-..s1sss, y o: of hsS.l ooA.s.l. !.
lion.

New YoRK, Oct 3l.--A vessel arrived here
reports speaking on Thurs lay last, the gun
bout Mobile, ipisearch Of the pirate Tallahas
see Another vessel reports that the United
States steamer Tronderoga visited the Brit
ish West India Island OF Grenada, on the
22nd uIt, ior supply OF coal, but the author.
ties would not let her have 1t and ordered her
To leave the port,
According to the Richmond Examiner the
very lnst gas5ter inlhatlciIy was conscript-
ed the other day. lie made an effort to get
inside our lines, but was captured and sent to
Castle Thunder ,..... ...-., ...,
special 40 the lJme's says government
transports having been fired into on the Po.
t6mac an expdilion was sent down to the VI
cinity OF Wycomoeo Inlet, and landed, and
all the residences known as harbors for rebel
sympauaers and gnerrillas we're destroyed,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

bBWe commend the attention of the
Jonrnnl--which has some bogus report OF
fraud on the part of nameless lawyers Of
Ti6in--to the Gazettes account Of the vii
lainy,Alleged against one OF the Black Re
publican Provost Marshals of Hamilton county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

Orr THE TRAcK. An engine ran of th'
track near Wayne street this morning No
much damage done
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
Fsil into a Trap.


NEw YoRE, October 81 The Times cor.
respondent with Butlers army states that two
Of our brigRdes fell into a rebel trap on
Thursday last, ..rt.r .,...- 81,
When General WeitEel reached the viii.
liainsburg road, he found wide. open space,
and disconnected redoubts on either side OF
the highway, The place seemed favorable for
a demonstration, aud the werks only feebly
manned, The enemy used but one gun on
the redoabt 10 the right OF the road. Gen
Neitzel deemed it advisable to essay the cap
ture OF the works with two brigades. The
troops marched galantly, with cheer, to
within a few,hundred yards Of the works on
the right, when suddenly the other works
opened deadly cross fire of grape and sehrap-
mel, and our troops were in trap from which
there was little chance OF escaping. The ma
iority of both bFigadea were made prisoners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

~ pa5-D Don't be deceived After realizing
four years Of war the subiugaton of the
'@tgtTNf1sE u IsEsIs,f la1iI ElfN FffAl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

The Democratic Mcclellan Club Of
the City of DsytOn-Meets at the Hall
above Jesse Chrislophers, on Jefferson and
Market streets, on Monday aud Thursday
evenings Of each week The Hall will be
kept open sUe,y eUeaing Of the ,ocek (excep
SundsyO aud b9qk7 neFsPqpgs, &Grwill be
provided fofs the eniefteihhtept Of isitprs
All persoAs fayoiA5ist V tSt atCiollAh llAuss
are invited to attend.
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4ailus1CaPlre,
City and Othei Matters,

Bsy- Go to John W. Darst's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets far your Fall and Win
or Dress Goods; also, Cloaks, Shawls, Car
pets, &c just received. dlG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN,
$4,000 Bushels
F a x . Q o d w anted, a Il,

IN nAA buRHElA FlaHsaed wanted, Tor which
Du,UUU tho highest maTkea prlca in oas will
10 wtd, AZ the Flour aad Feed store OF Thoa OH.
lz Date Peter keists,l No. ~ Fourth street, near
hain Dayton, Ohio. fu0S. K. 6ILLIs.
jJN-d1wsm
NoTICk ALiMONY, Daniel Rush .ts hereby
~ notified that Mary Rush, his wife has tiled =
peiton tor Aiinoay against him account OF siliui
deserh0n aud gross neglect of duty aud thai aid yass
viii DO heard al the November fefm Of ths Court of
Common Ploas OF Montgomery ooHhty, ls6a
hOUK a MCMAHON.
heptembor lot tsoA septl-wGW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

INDIANAPoLIs November | "A terrible
collision occurred on the Lafayette and Indi
annapolis r Il last evening between the pas
senger train which left here at clock, and
a cattle train coming south. Twenty eight
dead bodies were taken out Of the wreck two
have since died, aud twenty or thuty were
wounded. Full particulars have not been re-
Geived
The accident occurred six miles south Of
Lafayette. Tho majority of killed and wound
ed were retnrned soldiers Among the killed
was Rev. b. F. Winas, Of the Sanitary Com
mission nH w1'I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
rrtaI OT North FOR EIoctIOn Fraudr or
soldiers

NES, York October B al.-The Commercials
Washington special says: The trial OF Col
North, the New York State Agent, charged
with sPpPhSly IN lheE Esesnt discovered elee'
p.ry commission, Judge Parker, VIM, Kelley
sod Vim Allen, comm ssioners appointed by
Gov Seymour TO Investigate the action OF the
Government, are in session at Willard'B
The Posts special says duY hro to have an
uiterview with the President this afternoon or
Some 81 The sla1e-holders in lower Mary.
land are holding their slaves to try the ques-
ticnio emaPripRtion IN the Courts pl IkU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

NoTICE.-On tho 18th OF September, 1854 sarah
IN Ann Rape, h'ad hor petition in ths Court OF
Common Pleas 81 Montgomery county, ohio, AZ ainst
sohn Henry Rap praying for divorce :--tause
SillhAl absence for moId than three years.
TILTON A FITCH.
NeplewoW Attorneys.
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Cbrrespondencu between Gems. al
ana Lee.


NV. YoRE, October 81 ION the 18th inst
General lice wrote 10 General Grant, com
planning Of General Bntler placing rebel
prisoners under fire. in retaliation OF rebels
putting colored soldiers, captured by them, in
like positions, aud proceeded ut much length,
to show thatiit has always been recognized
that owners Of slaves we're entitled to them
YbVn reoaptured Ii was SO under tho United
Su,tas Constitution, so even after the war Of
1872 England paying indemnify for soldiers
captured. Hence when coored soldiers were
capturedt their OWNERS could CLAIM them, and
they had been put at work on Notifications
He General bee, had however, ordered them
to bs withdrawn igom their exposed position
aud sent to the rear r.1 gi-H
General Grant, IN reply informed General
Lee that these prisoners Of war having heeu
removed from their exposed position the reb.
el prisoners had also heen removed He also
Informed him that he had nothing to do with
the dis ussion Of the slavery question, and
declined to answer General Lees argument;
but he assured him that though he would re.
greet the necessity, whenie he was inform
ed of our prisoners being treated unkindly, he
would iuhiet like treatment on an equal mum.
Der OF rebel prisoners
Gold closed tonight at Gallsgher's ex-
change a. 2 20 l. i"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

FARTHER PoIsT, November 1.-The Hiber
nian, from Liverpool the goth, and London
derry The 2lst, passed here. One day later
news reported. .r.r
The drains Of bullion from the Bank of
Englsndi is untrue. Returns show increase of
over three and a half millions cash.
LIVERPOOL, October 2l--Cott0n closed
dull aud declining
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

NEw YoRg, November 1.-The Rich mond
paperR' account of the fighting south of PEI
tersburg, says General Hampton lost one man
killed aud one wounded. They admit loss
Of 400 prisoners.
Genetal Dearing, reported killed, is unhurt
NEw York, Nov. The Times special
from Nashville 81, says;
Direct communication with Atlanta is open
and secure, although there are swarms of
guerrillas between the EttowA river and Big,
Shanty.
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tha, Mr.. johnson died OF compre sion Of the brain
Che wa ~ ysefs Of age lhe husband wvs sfrested
.Jssiousp and Shoo.,o -Ofhcer Cannon, Of the
Fourth Precinct arrested George Goldsmith, Of No.
Oak street, yesterday, ohaEsed With shooting joel
Crawford, Of No. ~ Catharine alp peson with
whom Goldsmith, wife us supp,seI 70 have been 700
Intimate
A,rer NJ q Fooiitns. -Tso years Wo Thomas
Burke, Of First avenue. near fotty-6nh street. was
ielonionsly assaulted BY enc Jackson, WHO fed and
va alscnt until Monday, uhcn he returned and a,
arrested by Sergeant Lock void and committed
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SIN AMshlps -Sison, ia,~rros pi,o,aac Poo.
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bNEh' Nelssn ,a'o so. %; q, re 81. C~liz: We
io1A'' ~" ti.rHua. tcu fr-'', 10 '.ta- MONROE
bHn's. LIio.ta. hua.es iGco,' ria.c Beriugdr Re
gins lie Rave, rs.
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hiti,htfa' Sul"iO iE ilav,- y - , 4. ~ hJccr-,
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STEAMSHIPS Ocean QI.cn ssp,nvsil. pri,au.
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su'f-,eoI IInssi'l, y, Helfast, tiosl Bordeaux.
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Tnr RECENT CALL FOR TRoops.--No order,

HF EtCFNT NhIL FVH IKOOFs,-N0 0fI'
hsd been received ~ 20 hei evenins In el't.on 70
,hc recent u NJ the + 'c'i'crt for 1000 uon A
r'qui'itlon aou thc 70 nor ), however hourly eS.
rected Tho ,ae,clt ie.i'leu.s a.e IN a good sirte
o. s..-nc. ead can be ie ID. 10 march "a Two or
Three Gays a,tor receiving or,s.
1HF VACATIONS OF the Public schools Of
B-o.kh a.c 90 commence on The ijh OF ia. . and
continue ull,l the och OF 5cptombes.
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OtR MOTTO
We use such Bs ms =. have M s'ri'e,
" b ks.urs ortue L,~so' Lfrs
" IN o d ar hnads NC yer stalh
Nor POISON men 70 ense tn ir pm
our Father vhom al roo'nats lis
Picvides he NE NJ 10 cure al th
Lhcsinp'. " 10. bensa o.. L~,
Wei used. Isiisve ou' p ..a- tomp.ete-
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MEDICINES.
! REMARKABLE CURE BY THR

a RkMAKKABLE CUkk BY THk IN
hdian Horb Doctsr. Of lsi Fulton a. Broskiyn-
1bis y 10 certify that bsviss intsnsely su0ere9 for
vessssss ana Geusr.l Dsbiftv, Congestion. Cesst,-
patton, EIbsuston Pain IN the Bess., &c, after try
Ing the NEST scientific doctors Of the prrssst sse.
without tn. least particle Of relief I'll connsses
TO use the vesstshs hsdieins, which bss restored
r. CooSEY,
9s0 sse.ad q.
Niniamseureh.
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