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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10
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MORNING REPORT

sut1g s-l---- s----ss---s ---4
NEw YoRE, Nov l0-Tbe Times Wash.
inRton special has tho iollowiug.
The news concerning Sherman programme
in Georgia, which has been telegraphed 10 the
country from a Western paper, will startle the
public, Sons Of tbe laols had been known
here
1t is known that after Hood had gotten well
into Alsbame, some weeks since, and after
General sherman bad determined that il was
not necessary TO use his entire army for the
pursuit OF the rebels the latter, with three su.
lire corps, started back for Northern Georgia
for Atlama His objective point was asserted
to be Savannah, for which place it was given
out he would leave on the Sth, the day OF the
Presidential election
Having first destroyed Atlanta, it, was
thought he would toa,h ut Macon, and would
reach Savannah in march of rs days The
route is 250 miles, with no rivers and few
creeks OF Importance to pass, and leading
through the most foutishing part Of Gpor-
gia
Milidgevlle the Capital Of the State could
be reached 10 six days H. will have rAtons
tor 30 days, but is expected TO find supplies
aud forage on his rout His force for this
great work will be between 40 600 and 40 900
men, and he will have large amount of ordi.
nancea construction corps, and poDtoom bride
es here will doubtless be consider able destTuo.
tion OF property on the route and tens oil thous-
Rnds Of the slaves OF Georgia will be freed,
and neorborated oto our army. Troops have
been sent from Atlanta to Tennessee, and il
is su posed they will destroy bridges and all
important railroad routes Rome will be eVac.
uaied aud damaged, we will hold an cut part
IN Georgia, south Oi Chattanooga which will
be necessary to guard Tennessee Hoods ar
my entire is 80 miles in the rear OF Sherman
The gallant General Thomas with an army
will take care Of Hood in the absence Of Sher-
man, be will have abundant force for this pur-
pose which will be appropriately stationed
.RGenerat lhptnaF IL already prepared to
hght Hood who IS somewhere in Northern
Alabama, near the line of the Tennessee riv.
er II Hood goes into Western Kentucky he
tails into a trap Look. out for glorious
news from Sherman : army within 30 days,
tor within that time il will have made the
grand military march from the mountains TO
the Atlantic sea board
rhs viii b. one OF the most extraordinary
campaipns ui the war The rebels have moth
lug ia G., orPia that can oppose Sherman. -
They made a tremendous mistake 10 sending
Hood 70 Tennessee You viii probably get
your first from Sherman at Savannah or
Charleston
The Times puis lhs Republican majority in
this State at 8 600, the Tribune 1000, and
the Herald 5000. The World says McClel-
ANS majority is probably 1000
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EraInlndtiOu.
Teachers Examination.

flNH TesohLrs of Montgomery county are hereby
L notified that the regular Examination TOR Cefuh
Gales, vii take place on the Second Saturday Of teh
mouth commencing with the month Of November
1861 Durlng the months of August September,
October Fe6rdary, March snd Aprl an adduoasi
Examination will DO held on the last Saturday.
The following are the branches required by law
Penpnsnship, uIthsgraphy, Reading, Arithmetic.
Geography English Grcmmar. aud The Theory and
Practice uf TeAchin The Examinations will he
10th Oral aud Written. Any Teacher IA ling To ans er
at least MY per cent Of the questions ~ aly stud,
viii not receive certificate, even OF the lowest
grade,
Testimonials Oi good moral chat scter, wthUut which
no certificate eau be legally granted. The ENamina.
nOn will be held at the Central HIGH School Building,
Dayton, Commencing ate o'clock NJ preci ely.
by order Of The Board Of Examiners.
j. W. HALL, Clerk.
DAYTON, NoVemb' Cd, 1864. nOy2 d2iIwAt
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sHERlFFS SALE,

oiauuabls Farm in Randolph Township
Henry Eiisr Montgomery County
Superior Court
Moses Ritter, 81. nj. la Parbuon.
DN virtue Of aud In obedience TO Ihe command Of
ID Rn order OF sale made by the superior Court "
Montgomery County, Ono, aud to Ins directed, !
will ster Puzzle ssls on ID premises On
MONDAY, November 2let, 1864,
at s'cosk p OF said day the following describe
rosl estate VIZ situated IA tht County OF MOntg1m
cry IN the State OF Ohio, and described a. follows
Beginning at Gha north east corner Of Section SIX (e)
Town hge 6l, Range Ave 10y east and running thence
west forty (iO) chains aud seVentyhve (T5) Inks 10
tho north west corner Of the north east quarter OF
said section thence south on the atliUe OF said
qBsrter section forty ytao ({2l chains, twenty two 92
nks 10 the south Wost cOTH OF said quarter lou
thence east the south line VI SAID quarter section
toTy 40 chAns ami sixty Our (Otl links 10 the east
line VI said section, thenee north fOry.iW (42
hams tWeHy two t22) links 10 ts place OF leg m.
ing, containing one hundred and seYenty.on an
and seventy nine hpndfsdlhs TeeOD Of an acre
and has been appraised At seventy $40 per acre and
saDnOi sell for lees THAI u Of the Appointment
Terms, x cash, "a IN one, RBd ths balance Ia two
years from the day VI sale r de cred payments
TO tesr per cent interest r0n the day OF sale, ami
to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
This iftn is locate ON the Miami county line,
about uiles northwest o. the IONn OF Unlou, and
about the same distance east OF FLillipsbuFg. The
mrm Is well improved, and IN excellent order, aad
the best qualify Of land. 10 be sold Tree OF Dover
GEO. MoGAAAR, Shenn.
J. II. Bssa TT Atty ooi2O.now
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Professional.

And Tor the past three years Surge IN the United
States Navy, has opened otfce AZ No. 2T5, ThiTd
street between Jefferson aud 81 CLAIR streets ustth
side. Having bad the advantage OF the Hospitals IN
New York and Phlisdelphla, with twenty years o.
successiul pratice, the afhicted may rest assared
yRntag that the advanced condition OF The S6aseS
Gf MsdctHe ecu render.
Dr WIsR cures CONSUMPTION, THR"Ar sud all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES ny MEDICAL IN
HALATION tho only reliable means known 10 tiS
profession, winch has proven 80 universally success
Ml 10 the Ea-t and In Europe e treats ali diseases
OF the EYE aud EAR, also all diseases peruAA TO
Femslrs, aud all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so ever usy be- their character The most incredu-
lOus Will he convinced 0i bus success by calling e his
ON No 2iS, Third street, Dayton or BY obianing
letters 10 inVulia which ~ circulated gTatntously
OHice hours froms O'Clock A, n ulls O'slosk q. n.
Octl6 dAW3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

Nav YoRg, November lO--The Herald s
army OF the Potomac cbfrespondent states,
that Reconnaissance by Gregg's cavalry, on
thr Rxtrene lelb faded toiGnd any barge
lorcA OF rebels along the Jerusalem road, to-
wards Noiaway river.
The Herad's Shenandoah correspondent
say: The re vel army recently wss but TO-
200 strong and very poorly equipped, and II
Ewcil, succeeding Early, il to take the ofen-
sive he must be greatly reiufoIeed. ..
MOseby recently hung three and shot two
Union soldiers, in retaliation for hanging
seven Of his men bY Custar .#aaU
Late rebel papers contain another letter
from CohFressmap Price, IN which he eKplains
that his object is 10 break down the wall of
FIRE which separates the South from the inau,
eucea of peace North, aud expresses faith
that If the Lincoln policy is repudisted IN The
election, this can be secured .tr
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LATEST NE ms.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

BUFFALO, Nov l0-0wng TO the storm
and high wind, accompanied by rain and hail,
we are without our usual dispatches.
1t ia reported on the street that gold open
ed in New York at about 252 and declined
to 250 EHbL Dr H'a.ttFl
The Democrats still claim NeW York State,
but dod't appear to be very strong in their
figures. The Republicans claim the State at
from q, 600 to 1900. ..s
TSigned1 BUFFALO REPoRTRR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

The story about Sherman, having torn up
the railroad, burned Atlanta, ard started for
Charleston or Savannah, is discredited at
Washington and by all sensible people every.
where The report started IN the Abolition
paper printed in the mod-rn Sodem-known
as the city of Indianapolis. If Sherman has
burner Atlanta, and left 'it i has been 70
take the back track
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

AbR0r Stephens, No 2s44
Superior GonVG.
Jacob g. keuler ct al
DURsUANT To decree OF the Superior Court oil
IL Montgomery county, One, entered n the abo se
cause, a Us June Term, 4, ID. leB4, will on
SATURDAY, December 3d. 1864,
~ door Oi tho Court House, the city OF Bayton
Ia said county, between the hours OF two and four
O'Clock N of said day seh at Pubic outcry " the
highest bidder, the iolluNiug described premises,
art ef the north half OF section number eighteen
llSl township number three (J), and range nuu Der
i've (6), between the Miami riyeTs in Montgomery
dnunty, Ohio, beginning II The half section corner o
tIe wSsi line OF said sectVn thence NORTH u ~ east
eBhty'tw6 1877 pc eA TO rDeT; thence ssuth G5s
ca tws hundred and hty-tws aRd thirysiE hun
dlsdths (toz % lUo) poles to ner thence south
ny 'sst eightytwO and fUriy.e,ghth hundrgdths (ss
~ ltel poles 70 corner thence north s4s So west
two hundred ana nay and isrty hundre lhs (254
70 1907 poles 10 tue place Of beginninE cSRta.nng
one hundred ani twenty siAs aGd seventy SBs has.
dTedths il297l-lse) acres.
said Farm 10 about two mies cast VI CsRtrs vie
has Hpon u dwelling, tive los cabins, fAne tenant
house, large orchard, sRd SsOut niteea acres si
Timber
Appraised at ~ " SR acre May sell for So 81
40 asrs. ESQ. ". AALAhIRE
Master CON mis- tfoueE
r !. TnsssHEH 8 \ +. lSGB1N, Auys.
nOFzl66A- davis.
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sHERIFFs SALE
ssAusl c Tmiey


sgains Ne 2e8s
Benjamin =. Ellis, superior Court.
nN saturday the iuh dsy ~ Esysinber, 1904 ! Wli
" offer At public sele At the re~idence Of n. Els
In MAN: City, tlfe following dsBcnoed gools aud
ehatues iOwts All the machinery, tools, failures,
&c, Of Il. D. Ellis Stereotype Foundry, embracing
pane hssks, eonios, Kettles, shsV Machine also
nis Prinaig once IN the same bail ting elnbracing
Iype, Gases, Oha-ses, Comp0sing Stone, Printing
reHs, stick Staud, Gallies, Ae &C Also h. +.
Ells BinderJ 10 the rRme bull ng, embracing cut
ting Machine, Stahuing Press, qoUs, &c., 'lsO his
Wood md stereotype Engraving to the amount Of
ebost ttteen hsndr 10 uumbers sll beng his
PRINTING on ee " Msmi city ilso, all " the follow
ta-Wit:
Lite Of NsPolsos EOaspaH Of ora pages, in said
PriatnR Office.
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COMM ERCIAL.
OaylOn Market.

4ae DaJIOR Market.
a DAYTON, November 10
HARSHMAN'S FL0UR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 80 0g RetsilSl0 90 U . o.
WHEAT-$l 70Gl Is.
C0RN--l00 atr.
OATS-60
RYE-75G9l 2j.
BARLEY-Sl 60@l60
TEAS-S2 5O@2 90 ....
= COFFEE--4b@5Oe
Z SUGAR--30
SUGAR-22@29o, per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR -3OD3lG per TO-
HARD REFINED SUGAR-3Ste per H.
MOLASSEs-Sl 35@l4O per gal.
RlCE--2Oc per b.
LARD-20@25.
BUTTER--I0G950
CHkESE --26CBS0 L-
STARCH --l24c per ID
SOAPS l66al &c per Ii
DRIED APPLES--I0@l2R.
BEANSr-Per bushel ~ O092 50
EftiS--206925 per doz
TOBACCO -9O9Sl 90 per n.
Su0T-$6 loot copper sRek
LEAD-25c per 10.
POTAToEs.--Sl OOC92 25 per bush.
% HAY-rimothy S2j per ton.
sWHlSKYr-l.f0A HIiI eNfH..afi.ii. i.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

UNo Pearson Young who resides 10 the state 9
Iowa; Wilson serogsy and Amelia serogGy,
hi gina Young, who reside IN the stats ei lud ana
and Jessee Young, whose place ol residence IL Hu-
known William Bright arOline TAylsr aud Mr.
Taylor who rsslda in the state OF Kentucky
iOu are hereby notified lhat Isaac laieveT and
simpson Nutt, kKeculors .ol the laat will aud sta.
ment OF David Young, deceRsed ou the - Gay o.!
october, A. b 1900 died their petition in The Probate
Court within aud for the Comfy OF MonlgoiA and
stats OF Ohio, alleging that th perssGai estate OF
said Geeedent " ssnifciento pay his debts and the
charges OF administering his estate that he died
seized "a zee slmple Of The following described real
estate 10 SAID County TO- Sit "Fiiieeu aerss
Of land taken OIL the south side Of Tile farm owned by
the heirs % David YourV dece ssd, situated in See
uon 70, Town =, Range NJ. r. s-defcnbed as fol.
lows
Beginnings at stone gu the eastllBs OF said Sec.
uou the south east corner OF sad farm thence north,
the east line said Sscti "a chsins o a stode
thence =. u W. ~ ~ chains TO the eantfe Of tns
Turnpike Rosd therre, south eastwaTdly, with Tie
centre OF said Bosd 90 hams 10 the south
neT Of SAID farm thence, on fhe line between Young
osglnning containing htten acres Of AMI. That
Ruth Young Hs widOS oi sqld deeedeut, - entitled
70 dover IN said premises, aud that George Long.
aireth and Elizabeth Loag-rteth Wilson SoTOggy aud
Amelia ScroRgy, Wiilism nright, the unknOwn heirs
u Jes'e Young. de eased one OF the heirs a. Law
Maeture, vii iaIR YOUNG and Sarah Young John
Young aud Elyna Young, William Weller and dsTths
L. Weller, Pearson Young, GEORGE sesr., Joseph :,
Sears, and Mary Jaue Sears, Lydia Caroline Young,
Lois A. Mutt and simpson Nut, David N, Young,
James b. Young, Eliza Ellen Young, - the heirs ~
estate of inheritance therein. The prayer Of sa
petition 10 for tie assignment Of Wsf, ts said Ruth
Young, and or the sale Of said pre- uses subject TO
such dover estate, an for the p,yIRSat Of the debts
and charges aforesaid
ssid petition will be 70 hearing on the glst day Of
No, smbSr, A. b, 1904 OF as soon thereafter as
counsel eau be heard.
ISAAC LAFEfER
SIMPSON MUTT,
Executors OF the last will sud testament Of bayid
Young, deo'd.
J. Il. B'sGoTr, AtCy for Executors
Oct bor 18th, 1884. ectsR-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

Old 0veTooat Club AT srecent meeting
Of the young mems Old Overnoat Club Of
Memphis The following pointed resolution
was unanimously passed, and will no doubt
be rgidly adhered to
Resolued, That during the next ak months
we will purchase no new overcoats, and that
vsrwlll point tbe coId uumoVing 6npet Of
scorn at every one who does
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

Tho two acres aud liz roads sf land al si0O per
acre The ~ acre tract NJ land SOS OU per NJ; o
aud cannot sell for less than q OF SAID appIasment.
Terms y cash, II "a Que year and the baanse
two years rom the day Ut sale. The deferred pay
meuts 70 besr per cent, inte est from the day OF
sale and to b. secured BY mortgage on The premises.
aE0 WuGAMAN, sharu
n. tHoMFsuN, ATTY. OytlT-wBN
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Farmers 4 Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

w "a GIN BR Sc SHIRK.
sUsSEsSOA Ts ssasasLS a sTAls&LEAy
Ii AVE tAk en- his old ana popular n otsi on Second
street, Dayton, aud hope by IheiT attention TO
business to sustain thswslesTBsd reputation OF this
well known house.
The services OF Mr. d nry Foster 90 widely kn own
have beeu retained as Clsik
The patronage .: itS former friends II confidently
srhcipated ang29 dkW
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


Of valuable Real Estate IN aud near Farme syals
4FH.. Ohio
Levi r. kssore, et' al. J No 2ssS
r.t against Montgomery County
Samuel ko aheHer et sJ Superior Court
ID an order OF sale msde 10y the superior Court Of
Montgomery County, ohio, Iwill offer al Public Saie
oh tho pt mises IN Farmersye, on
FRIDAY, November 18TH 1854,
at O'Clock N of said day, the following described
real a. ate viz Sliuatedn Jackson township, ont
somery County, OHIO Beign town lots numbered
Que Hundred and Ten QlUG one HundTe and
Eleven (iill one Hundred and Twelve Ul2); one
Hund'ed ant Thirteen Ol3) One Hundred and Four
teeu ill) and One Hundred and Fifteen ul5J; stust.
Ell in the Incorporated village ot FarmersyIlle, In said
County and State Also, tEc lot owned Henry HOuser
deceased, situated m Section No. 2T, Township fout
(i), Range four t4), east containing two scres and
one huntred and twelve (il2l rods being the residue
land cunveyCd to the sad Henry HOus,r IN his life
time by the orderO the Probate Court OF Montgomery
County. Ohio Ghi 10 him by one Michael Schwartz,
administrator Of the estate OF nauIel SwnrtEe decd
Also, that tract OF land owned by the said Henry
hSussT ~ hls lie time, situated tho southwest
qnRrtfr OF aclion twenty one (2ll Tow ship four
~, RAnHs tOur(i), east II ID bounded Rud described
as follows:
Beginning At tho sOuthw OTner and ruHn M east
seVcnty three 73) rods Ia The center OF the German
town and w 81 Alexandra Turnpike Road, thence
north wcsl with 'Sid road One huudred and Il ID
rods and slt feet (l, thenre south eighty three
(s3) rods to ho place ol boGinnins containing nine
teen 40 acrgH more or less and has been appTs sed
IA follows
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PagesI

Alss the following property at the Faper Mills on
;he Upper ydrsulic In Dayton, recently occupie by
kils Mc6Teg0r, SIX boxes Ct LOLwOOd l5O lbs
three CRrJoya OF Viu1ol % lbs; six emf ty Car oys
QUE Rope Pitcher one Iron Safe, ~ yards Neltug
1000 nOuhdn Of Woleh Rags
Also, IN addition QUE Pony orse, Harness, and the
sni 1araess, one white Mare tPoily1 and Harness
aRd the only old Buggy, one small Family Carriage
aud Single Harness, nue Cow (MallyJ, two plows two
Cultiyators Harness and other Farming Implement
baug upon said ElT premiees-Also said Eils IiVste
library containing about one thousand Volumes AlsO,
SAID Es Household Furniture to the amount of $500
the last item intended to GOV all Furniture nov 10
Bai1 Els pTiVao residence, which msy COBle IN ander
the following description
Top, tao SIDE and Center Tables, Dozen Chairs,
s, sne Sofa Carpets, Beadstesds, What Not staSds,
Furniture nov ia said Ers HoSse.
10 nm
~ Dozen Comr rOsiuSn Books.
$40 PrOmpters.
5OO Lives of Ethan Allen.
oOO Mornings oug the JesHits,
GOJ ssrmants GeTman Grammar.
100 cross ee6t Toy Hooks
lbU
800 Copies Pearlty Deed.
$40 - 6odeh Treasure.
SOO Friendships OhenHa.
lOOO " Dia iem,
90 Dream Books.
Gross Blank Notes
~ Copies Dictionary Of Quesssns.
~ Gross MemoTaDdOms
30 Dozen Msmorandoms Lea her Bound
GrOss 20 cent Copy Books
81 Gross Folio Copy Be ks.
10 Dozen Kid 6lOV
Buo Life OF Josephine,
SCI DAM Boone.
u ReaIns Blank DEEDS
Lawyers Bltnks, 4e,
Kegs o. White Lea !, oil in barrel, Males, &c
Type Metal on hand stock ia s6Ilding, 6c., Sc.
Sale to CON neHce at 10 S'clGek A NJ and cSntpss
from dAY 10 dRY until all 10 sold
TeIms Cash.
GEO. wOGAAAR, AeriH
J, a. JORDAN, AttY. Outal davis
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BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Joseph Branamsn, Plaintiff Case No. soll
agsnat Montgomery COuuty
GOO. II Jefiries, ct. al. Derts.j Superior Court
DKRSUART 10 an order OF the superior Court Of
i Montgomery County, ONO. made ia the rh0Ye
euutled cause aud to directed, Will H1er at Public
Au son At tbs door Of the Court House N tie oy OF
baytopiu Tho u0uuty aud State aiOre aid on
SATURDAY, December 10th, 1864,
between tle hours Oi One ard four o'clock p. NJ o
sad day the io!owDg desaribad real estate, to wit:
situate In Miami O ~, Montgomery County, ONO,
and described as follows Lot Numbered Tweniy,
three (23l N Haneti's pat Of Miami Cts, 10 Harm
son township, IA said County and State aud described
IA the Records Of said county, being part Of seci,on
No fhr two, t3l and fractional section TLirty-
three, (32) Town two, ,2l gnd Range SIX (Jl
SAID proper hss besa appraised al SlsVO aud eau.
not sell orioss than y OF said amount
W. n. BELVILLE,
Master Commissioner Montgomery Superior Court,
N. n, JOABAR, Any. noV2wus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10
LBGAL NOTICE

DOBERT BolLE,is notified shat RilA Boyle, aid
~ on the 10Th day Of September D. 1854, hle
her petition the Ocs OF The Cierl VI the Court Of
Css,m0a Plsss, within sed tor the Cosnty Of Msnt
gnwery and state Of uhO, asking that she may ks
divorced fon tho sad Roheit Boyle. sh,eh petition
will staad Tor he Hing at the next term OF said Court
Causes habiuai drank kenne-s and gross neglect Of
daty. H ELLA BOYLE,
J, II. B'asorr, Airy
sept 20, 1854 ssp2T-w0w
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LACoB LESHER,S E.lnle

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber was Of
IN the - day nl OctO rr, 1854, duly appointed a,
administration IN the estate OF jacob Le=her lltn o
Montgomery County, Gee asSd
November lst 1854. GEO. W, MOYRE.
no IS W8H
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

IRA. GEIGER will hereafter attend sse,aas.lv to
u an ofrcs practice, and will give Especial Aten.
hOn" 10 the Treatment Of HRONlC DISEASES such
~ Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS, Of the EYE
snd BAR sCROtuLOuS AFFECTIONS, 6e Prini.
sry ani Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHCEA,
GLHEI STRUCTURES, IMPOrENCH, Ae Also,
DUEAsgs PEcuLtAR 70 fEnALHs, aHt ssug ta.isiy u
Cai saie Diss iss whatever may he its character
ufios hours from a IN 10 pm.
Sundays, 7 TO lga IA, 4 10 y NJ,
Oftco--CoTusf Of JsiefsOa and HHh 1t, Dayton,
Ohio octs- -lmdsmU.lt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

awe publish to day a very sensible article
from the Richmond Examiner, to which I'VE
invite the attention Of our readers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

A teacher who went out from the North 10
superintend the instruction OF negro children
in New Orleeps, While in search Of some abap,
doned house that would answer for his daily
resort, was confronted al the door OF fine
snowy edifce by lady of color when the
following conversation took place
Teacher DO you know of any uuteuauted
house about here p
Colored Lady. mo
Teacher. "Who lives here p
Colored Lady II do
Teacher, Gin 'urprise) "Whst, do You oceu-
py all this great house alone p
Colored Lady, (someWhRt confused "Well,
yon see its me and Col. Cousins' keeps IL
for him - MIscEGENATIoS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

Military news is at a discount these latter
days, and political news monopolizes public
attention. Whether Lincoln shall be able 10
hold Washington, or moi, ia question before
which the chances of taking Richmond dwin.
die into insignfcance. At the present wri-
ting, the two L's--Lee and Linco!n-are
likely 20 remain in their present positions 81.
ZailasRT ksf+rT7Sf4irt ttsth nitaitti
Result of Grants Campaign General
Grant crossedthc Rapidan on the 5ih day of
last May, with over 100000 men. He has
fought dozen or more battles, lost more
men than were opposed to him, aud more
than Mcclellan commanded in his campaign,
and the result is, that nothing has been ac-
eomplishsd, and that the campaign closes,
leaving the Confederates more hopeful and
defiant than at any period of the war. The
Richmond Examiner, OF November 7h, in an
article devoted to a review of the situation,
says:
"Richmoud has rever been as safe, and
never felt herself SO safe since the battle Of
WILLIAMSBURG, as Mt this day
And again
"our city never frlt so safe, never slept so
TRANQUILITY, nor awoEe go hopefully, since the
day Mcclellan landed ON the Peninsula
In view Of these facts, if the war, so far as
the capture Of Richmond is concerned, is not
a failure" we do not zee that the word need
longer be retain ed in our vocal uiary;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

Us. ROseberry-No s6 Main stroet--is
offering his Dry Goods at 40 to 30 per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. 1t is all true.