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Boston, Jan. IL, 1894.
The Trcr states that letters have been received in
chs city from Northern clergyman, who established
himself in Charleston with his family but short time
before the rebellion. He gives touching details OF the
anguish and suffering OF the inhabitants Of the place,
many Of whom hope and pray for redemption, even at
the hands OF tho Yankees. In his opinion the time Ia
rapidly approaching when will be found necessary to
give up the city TO the people from absolute
tion. Of oil that can, leave the place. but many
have not the means, neither have they any place Of
refuge
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinke.
pauGh. viii leave this port day for Aspinwa.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
win CLOSE in this city a. half past ten O'Clock this
morning.
The NEW Yosx characterization for the Pacific will be
published st haE.past nine O'Clock this morning,
and viii contain full particulars from special corrss
pondent OF the recent Rebel movements In western vr
ginis, accompanied by Map showing the scene OF ops
raiops Late and interesting News from New Orleans
and rsxss The Lsest Dispatches from the Army Of tho
Potomac Interesting News from Grants Army and East
tennessee Late News from Europe, and all other News
OF the past ten days Of interest or Importance.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing SIX cents
A Resolution Carried UnanSmousIy:-
s 10 public oro a Psson he Night
Biconing cereu. rasses Al other modern perfumes in
iss q rmASs 81
druggists
Om.iai Drawings or Murray. Eddy &
KrsrScxr. Ere Cas- iis-J.n. H. 1885,
Is 10, "a. 81. a. IS. 90, IS. ~: Is. S3, To-
KEyTrcky Grass lillian. IL. lsG
46. 5. 10, "A. 81 %. "a So. 10. "a. 30. SO, 49,.
Circulars sent free Of '; at I: ;s4' sDSr fs;ss
Umeist Drawings or the shelby College
Letter, % Ken;ses, ;. roe,
%, Z. %, 81. 10. a.. 81. 6s. -, 4, ", &c.
CLASS 20--fsu. ~. 1864
z, %. 80, 80. :. Sd. ". ~. al, IS, A. 70, l6.
o"'o'''' '''' y "'''' r. E. SIMMONS 4 co,
successors 10 John a. Morris &c.
Onfciai Drawings OF the Library Assoc
citation COMPANY. Locsryo q xen.ostyy; ,sx.
80. 81 ~. :. ~. 81, IL, ~. 40, &c, 90, ..
ctlss tlG--JAn. u. 1864
-. ~. 80. 3s. 8. 20, SO. !. 81, 6s, 20, 81, 10.
''' YRsNcR R ELLIS H 70. Managers. oovnsou Ky
n.ssrs. Simmons. Rogers 4 Co. are
authorized to receive DEPOSITS aHc msas so.oS5s on CUR
Psizss Csshed in All Legal Losteriss.-
Prompt and sIaSToS ei 1
re. and irfernsen given. JosErE BATES, Broker. u
P,i.ss C..hsd in A., L Leg a. Lc s,S
Re: .rs .cH sssy gre ,q.. psss
Price csshea sad ymfers atios Ear.
% 70 - 's''''a AI ii' CO. Bro.sr. Pin. street.
Royal Havana Lsusry.-Thsrsy Per
Eremsm re tsr rr.. ,s,Gr%scn f9,1ss led
s r''f; ' CO.. :a' q e %
An Eiesens $50 Chesp Article.
cnoxDALs rA.sNr r AHP H 5osK s,y.ylSe.
-: .; s::.s: LIZ s.I ii: y:
'''''' n''' '' M SSoiD~1y 100
All Those Afflicted with Inflammation
sGs W; III RI 80 VII
MAfTR9esEe AND STATS Cah and examine tho article
al 100 BROADWAY. 701
Album Photographs and Cartes de Wis.
ne-pAYtiss Of ten yer doreu; vignecs o. 81 HOLMES
| Gallery, SS Broadway.
Baseheicr's Hair Dys-The Beet I'm the
wSrd Harmless reliable inssantaseous The only PER.
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Priaes Cashed in All LegaHzed Lotte-
rice aud infagmarcu gwen. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers. SO Ctesru, street. Pkilsteipta-
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or THE
COMMISSIONER or INTERNAL REVENUE.

torSCIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OrrIcE or INTERNAL RKvENuE,S
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4 1854.
SiR-Your letter OF the 9TH inst has been received
closing the labels Of the following named articles e
RATU6, BAKING SODA. CREAM TARTAR, 0. x. SOAP.
INC. BOOT BLEACHING. STOVE POLISH and WRITING
INK.
reply have 70 that there nothing contained IL
labels which would render the articles sold
JOSEPH j. LkwIs Commissicner.
Jazz. PYLE Esq, $50 Washington street, New York.
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PrfHss Csshed I'm All LegaitIed Lotte.
RES and rferus'icn given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, u
Wall street No y
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Fifty Thousand Dollars from Missouri
fer the Sanitary Conn lesion.
JnFIRsoN Cry No., Jan. IL, 1864.
The House to-day passed bin arpropriatng $50 600 80
be expended BY the westerB Sanitary Commission for the
sick and wounded soldiers or Missouri
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Nessrs. simmons. Rogers d Co. are
TO Der csl,s suc make
aeconn, y. =. SIMMONS co.
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All Thoss Afflicted with Rhsumattsna
sna PIE, I'm s.s 5s:f sS S eSTfSr sTT WIN
100 BROADWAY. 100
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Psfzss Cached in All legal Lotteries
Prompt and reliable information over os sent
j. n. CLAYTON Co, 10 Wal street. ". y.
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Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN tn. HEAD
CATARRHAL 1 AEFScyross IN THE
CHRONIC OATARRH.
csrssEa Of T nsEy TyM.ASsc ~ xy 1000
CROSS EYE s! Ss!fsRRrssED IN ONE
s:%,s. :aIss:.I ia :,,sas:S :. Dr. eos .sEs
street
Deafness. Blindness and ali Defects OF
s AND sSa ..4 seasa clinton :. ps &
Broadway Examinations rec odice hours from to-
Exercise. Health, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Gymuas,ic Academy, No East Twenty eighth street 50
quarter.
Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from VIPER irs low foreheads or any part Of the body
Grover q Bakers Highes, Premium
seeming sd os ss eSs Ts
descr pon done In the best manner
H"yrs Preparations for she Hair and
%. Wi wh ssve ssS .ns s 90 ns sn
whsaer, 20 her original color and lie appearance fet
moifs HiAwArHA HAIs RESTORATIVE .
ss .9 no soss ono not sa s % nregsn rm
iains out, make soft and sl<y cleanse and the scalp
bed .hs. o. previous use g prsIsrson' containing sui
'l'r Jc ;sf A H sSf c5 Is place.
nee Bssuistor-sre sold BY All dussiss. Price 81 per
Miss Nina Geavy. the Talented Vocal
Ssn: sHS rssisn fs S's,
Maegsr's Direction Labels and Tass;
s.,.r ns ss T. r.ss ra,.p' DrsSIc Ls
SsuGER's lis Chambers ssree,
Nrs. ~. q. Brown, wstaph ysscai Pbysi-
s.s p,o .,. 20 on TIE Eye Ear and ros, Ut e Ger
Sea, e. s ~ =: s1s a ne. ss.s
C,d Books Bought IN any Quantity.
from ''ss volume 70 81 ;eFs FINE 100 Nassau stree.
ks.op:ning 81 shs Clab E.sssa.rs. q.
rsrse Canal free lunch frcm Toto u oelocs
RELIEF and Health 60 Your Chiidren.-
MRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children re.
ieves the child from pain; svigorses The stomach and
bowels eerrec acidiy and Wind collie Perfectly safe In
sD millions Of mo,hers can testify. r~enyave
cents bottle oncss. IS pey street. New York, and 0c
Hish Hoiboru, Loadsn. England
steamer Admiral. now on sectscme s
doqk spepdjd Specimen OF naval archecture buht ~
SAM. a.. fdoK. Of Nsv Haven Designed for speed
Lately cold 70 soveSn for transport Now hteg and
WI be ready q few days Such SHIPS wanted by govern
msut.
n. T.-IeaO.Ay.
We WI pay 81 ~ dozen FOR all Plantation Ritter Bottles
delivered a. our Hanufsssory los Liberty street. In good
BEWARE OF cousrEagEiy. STUFF, IN RErrLLED
pretending 10 sell fi.a,.,ios Biers BY tho
ss A I svEirH H ,es SUB Gov
ERNMkNT STAMP OVEN tbs COkk 40
r. r. DRAKE CO.
! Whites winter Hats and Cape supe-
Nory IT, sckuewIedged BY his numerous customers
/ largo stock OF $urs ~ ccst. sIe Broadway
| What Can I Ne 8esas-Can I saecscd
IL bussss a. ensIasss srcNisest e. budsr Phrens,sSy
.s. a,s s Ssscs %sL IN" 8, SrosS
wsy.k,t,
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ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1864.
The following 10 the calendar Of the Court Of Appeals
for Wednesday January 13Nos. O. the Bank tax csses
10, ~, -, ~, 81 80, So and g.
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scrennde to General Meade I'm Phiiadcf-
phfR.

PHILADELPHIA, jan. Il, 1904.
General Meade serenadcd this evening the resi-
dence Of Mr. b. Gerhard South Fourth street. by Berg
fields Band. large crowd Of citizens present.
General Meade made brief Speech urging his hearers
20 every Oil up tho Of the army before
spring the only way 10 put end to the rebellion
during the present. He promised for himself TO do
everything In his power to crush out the traitors In
arms against the government.
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Album Photograph and Cartes de Wis.
e-PArss Of ten. " per doreu vgnetscss2 81 HOLMES
Gallery. yS Broadway
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COe's Cough Balsam

Basshelcr's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
vSrd Harmless. reliable, fnstAntaseous The only per
fee dye Sold b. eli drussss Factory 81 nsrclav street.
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steamer Admiral, now ON secttonei
scNk, s1spd8 specimsp OF naval srsh.ecsure saul y
Lately sold 70 goveTn mcnt for transport Now hteg and
WI De ready u few days. Such ships wanted by govern
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n. T.-Ie0O.A-y.
We vii pay 81 NJ dozen for ali Plantation Ritter Bottles
delivered at Manufsesory ios Liberty street. In good
order
BEWARE OF cousrERgErT STUFF. IN RErrLLED
Any 2erson pretending sell Plantation Btters BY the
gallon o. u bulk a ImPos.or and cwinds p,v Arr aoy
ERNhKhr STAMP OVER THIS CORN M
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CURES GROUP RyERv TINE.

COe'S cough baIsHm
cusRs GROUP EVERY TIME
CURES TICKLING IN The THROAT
CURES THE MOST STUBBORN COUGH.
CURES COLDS WITHOUT FAIL.
CURES CHILLs AND YBvER.
CURES HoARsENEss AND SORE THROAT.
CURES INFLUENZA AND LUNG COMPLAINTS.
COSTS ONLY rs CENTS.
Sold BY n. q. BARNES a co,
And all Drugsisss
Germs, Bunions, Inverted Nails, En-
iarrsA Jo,nts and al diseases Of the fee cured Without
pain Or Inconvenience the patient b. Or 8AOHAAfn.
burgscu Chiropodiss, No TO breeAway
Chaps, Chafes, ssilsw~ess, ErwpssSss'
Uposa 8cecks and ell 0kin Biemlshes csrsA ~ U0u
Nvb's Italian nedicatsd Soap 90 broadwI.
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COSTS ONLY rs CENTS

CURES HoARSENEss AND SORE THROAT.
CURES INFLUENZA AND LUNG COMPLAINTS.
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CRoxDALs rAfENT pREPAhhD COkk sICwsn,,S Ss
seats for Coarhss ftssres Ac. Life Preserving Pillow
ssd Boat eea SAvinG YAds Ac constantly 90 rand, sn'
oYdsys fllod Of the skortse notee, III
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Sold BY II. q. BARNES a CO..
And all Druggists.
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The Press Dfsnatch.

Army OF THE PoroMAc Jan. IL, 1864
Tho following order has been promulgated il connec
ton with the late trial and honorable acquitta court
martial OF Colonel Mclaughlin OF the First Massachusetts
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What Can I Ne Bests-Can I saecscd
s~ : s = = sus ssss
-: .s. 81 s ss: g %sL IN So broad
VAIN 4, 49,
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MRS. wISeLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children re.
neves the child from pain; svigcrses The stomach and
bowels cerrecs acidy and Wind colo. Perfectly safe 10
Ill csses, ~ millions Of mcshers testify TSeniyave
cents bottle ome.., IS Dey street, New York, and Oc
Hsh Holborn, Loadon, England
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

have inst received the following from Gen.
efsl GrOudsr dated Huntsull ~, 6P. NJ
The courier reported Drowned crossing Elk
river, is ia. BE lost the dispatches while
crossing the river He reports that two rebels
were captured yesterday who cay they lett
Forrest Vt Lawrenoeburg the night before
crossing vouth General MorgAns advance
was skirmshtng With the rebels this morning
near skJe creek, be being unable to cross on
account Of high water He hopes to be able
to cross by Tomorrow morning, when hs will
push hem sliil further on The Alabama
Railroad win bo repaired from here to PuIas
ki in one week.
(sisned) Csc H THoSAs,
Major General.
Another unofficial dispatch reports as fol-
lows--The telegraph is repaired 10 Altoona
to-day The action yesterday was severe
The rebel General attacked With bis divis-
ion 1000 strong, and suffered heavily, leaving
bis killed and wounded IN our hands, 10 tie
number OF 1000, whils we lost only 800. The
fight lasting G hours altogether
From Florence, We learn that Morgan has
Forrest cornered and has captured his trans
portaton, aud that the punboats prevent all
retreat across the Tennessee river.
Satisfactory reports of the operations in
progress before Richmond and Petersburg,
have been received but their details are not
at present proper for publication.
A dispatch from General Stevenson reports
that an officer OF General Sheridan's staff
had just arrived. General Sheridan was still
at Harrisonhnrg His supply trains were
going on all night, occasionally interrupted
by guerrilss, the only rebel force on the
road
This officer brought in the remains of Lieu.
tenant John Il. Meigs, of the Engineer corps,
the only son of Brevet-Msjor General Meigs,
QuarIertnaster H. was killed by bushwhaok.
ers last Monday, while making u military
survey.
General Rousseau reports that General Ew.
ing made good his retreat to Rolla, losing
only few stragglers, and these we're killed
and wounded by the way-very lew Ia pum.
ber. FROM the number OF wounded rebels,
the enemy's loss will not fall mnch short Of
1000 in hors du combat
LSignedl Il. NJ STANTON,
Sec'y OF War.
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COMMERCIAL.
DayiOn Market.

pAVroS, October 7.
aARSHMAN'S FLOUR--Rsd wheat,
Wholesale $ll CO. Retail Sll 81
WHEAT-Sl 80
CORN--ll0
0ATS-10.
RYE 45@l 30
BARLEY--Sl 50@l6O
TEAS--$2 5062 90
C0FFEE-69G60c
SUGAR-30.
COFFEE SUGAR-39G G15c per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR--37Ac per 10
M0LASSES-$l 35@l4O per gal.
RICE-20c per ID.
LARD-25@90.
BUTTER-40@6O.
CHEESE -23@25.
STARCH-l2Ac per ID
S0APS-20e per ID
DRIED PEACHES--25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l6020.
BEANS-Per bushelS2 5O@3 90.
EGGS-ls per doz
TOBACCO -9O@SllO per b.
SHOTS 90 per sack
LEAD-25c per ID.
POTAToES-$2 rs per bush.
HAY-Timothy $40 per ton.
WHISKY-l so,
TOMAToES-S2 40 per bush.
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Waltz'S Grocery The Republicans are
to have another meeting to.nigh, at Waltz's
Grocery, We have no apprehension that any
DeRoaral, mAn or boy, will disgrace himself
and bic Oanss by offering the slightest viOl-
lenCe, or creating disturbance of any sort -
Should any do 80, however, We hope be will
be arrested and promptly pDniShed. Only a
few days more intervene before the stats
election, and ii is to be sincerely desired
that 'he occasion pass oif quietly and or.
dsrly, Men OF influence in both parties
should exert Themselves faithfully aud earn
estly to this end, Let the scenes of violence
which have disgraeed Dayton heretofore,
never be repeated, lltAl
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Juat Publi.hed -pipgraphieal Mem. |

Just Published Biographical Mem
Oir OfClsment L. VaJlandigham by his
Brother handsomely printed pamphlet
Of Ga octave pages, This is q document OF
unusual value aud interest entirely Autheu-
tic and reliable Every statement in IL per
sonnl or otherwise can be strictly verified The
work is wanted everyV here, immediately by
hundreds Of ihousands Price delivered rs
cents
Country dealers can be supplied through
the channels by which they receive their New
York papers, and at our lowest wholesale
price The commissions charged by the News
Companies being paid by us,
Every editor who is disposed TO aid in Civ
ing this pamphlet wide circulation is invited
to insert this advertisement aud draw on US
for copies Of the Memoir TO the amount Of his
bill, to be sent In package ordered by any
one in bis vicinity. WALTER 4 Co, Publish
era Of Books for the Times" &c. No l9 City
Hall Square, New York August |, 1864
Aug 9TH, 1864. dn
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New YoRK, Oct. Cotton quiet l6a
10; Flour 25s3Oc better AT 8 80 tor extra
state, 9 45a9 10 for round hoop Ohio; Wheat
5aSc better at 80 for Chicago spring, s2a
al SO for Milwaukee club aud amber, and
sOsl 80 for inferior 10 good winter red west.
ern; Rye aud Barley quiet; Corn 3a4c better
at 523 aAOat for mixed; Oats very quiet at
7ec; Fork steady al 39 5Os40 so for moss, Al
90 ior new, and 81 50a59 90 tor prime Lard
firm at lsa2lei whisky hrmor and quiet at
70, Sugar dull and nominal Petroleum en-
tirelY nominal
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

montaonefy common fieas,
Iosspa Brown, Solomon Brown, Jacob Brown, Caro-.
line MAhus AID Wuham Mghue, Csllnda Hannah
and Samuel Hannah Amanda Hannah ana George
Hannah, vs..
ThsOpholus Brown, Theodore Brown, MaTy Brosn
seaoerry Brown, Perry BroHu, Sarah Brown
and Elizaheth BTOwu, ia Partition
FEHH EoPHOLUs BROWN, Theodore Brown, MARY
l Brown, seabsrry Brown, Perry A. Brown, saraA
Brosn, Elizabeth brOsn, Will take noilis that Peti-
ton filed against them on tho 9lst day Of August
A. A 1884 IA the Court ~ rommOn Pleas VI Mont.
gomsry county, Ohio, By Joseph BfOEn, solomon
AToWn, 1aeOb bfOWn, Caroline Mahue, WIN. Mahue,
Oenda Hannqh. samuel Hannah, Amanda HAunah
and George Hannah Asd is nov pending wherein saId
petitioners demand partition OF the inoWinE real
estate, tO-wit Situate Ia the oOunty o Montgomery
and State Of Ohio on the east VI section s2, town
3, range east, Au.
beng lot No. Of survey and subdivision OF
the lands OF Joseph Brown, decd, by order OF the
Court OF Common Pleas o. Montgon ~ countI,
Ohio At the March term, l6tl see ohanoegy, record
III, page S32, and de -cfOod as follows;
Beginning on the east line 0f said sernon ~
poles south Of the n <. corner thereof-thsnce y.
hence y. b1Se n. l0l5 roles 20 stono In said Ruaa
thence N, ss X, 20 poles 10 stone, thence b. So E
= poles 10 a stone, thence N. s6s n. ~ poles 10 =
stone on the eAs ins n said section, thence n, D.
W. ii2 poles TO the place Of beginning containing
t6h acres and has been assigned As the dover Of
XII aAbefh hr0Nn in said lands O Jcseph Brown decd
and that at the next term Of said court, the SAID
petitioner will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
Dsied this August 3lst, 1851
AsAH CLAr, AtrY tQF PstsoAsF, aagSi .w6W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

The Abolition Meeting In Van.
daIIa Last Night.

MRssRs FBEToRs-Judge Boltin and Jays
Jordan came to Vandalia last night to speech
dy The schoolhouse in which the meeting
was to be held being locked, Jays produced
key which he said would "open any door, "
which did unlock the door 10 question. After
awhile the crowd swelled to -, wbsreupon
Jaya treated the whole party out of his bottle,
aud then proceeded to abuse the copperheads,
by delivering that same old speech Don't
say again, Mr. Editor, that Jaya is recovering,
His case is hopeless-he is gone up.
Trnly Yours, JIM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

/ N compliance with Law hereby issue my Proc.
lanaion to the innab ants oi the city OF Dayton
warning them that 't IL unlawful 10 sell, barter, o.
slfeaHny any Hpiutou-, yn0ta or malt quoTs, on
the DAY OF ANY eleHt beid within thr State OF ohio
under . Constitution laws thuteo.n -
Any person offending against the provisions OF
lhis Act shall be hned 10 any not less than 1--WE
nor more than one hundred dollars and he nnpnson
ed ~ the OOuaty Jai tor period exceeding ten
days, or eecll uhense 50 .,inmiitod
the Marshal aud sice Sttoers will close all houses
Inun violating the provisions Of this Act on Tuesday
The llth day Of Ooober, 1854, tho day Of the state
Eleetion, and report iorthwIth MI Violations thereof
to the Mayor f. e. RLl,Is Mayor
Oct bef g. 1854 oet5it
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

Tore Up Even accidents serve to
display the dis traoled condition of the ooun.
try Everything associated With the priou
has been reversed BY the Republicans The
Weekly edition OF the EMPIRE--ths last before
the elscto n and designed TO rally the people
to the defense Of the Consultation and laws,
ana in favor Of honorable peace, sirikingly
illustrates the unhappy condition Of The Re
public. Our illuminated ttIe, handsome
electrotype Of the American Shield, sRrmOun-
ted with the Eagle, ard inscribed EPturibus
UnuHi, is printed upside down. The eagle
stands on its head, the flag is Teversed, the
shield turned over, and PIuribus Unnm lays
on itS back Il typical Of Republican dss-
olAtion devastation end ruin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From sh.rmaa-omelaI,

EHoA bAeEAAAH-OMteta4f
WASHINGTON. October TO Ganeral Dix.
In recent dispatch it was mentioned that
sherman was taking measures to protect his
communications from the rebels operating
against them Dispatches received last even
ing show the fulfllmont Of this expectation.
General Thomas was sent to Louisville to or
gani2e the troops 10 his district aud drive For
rest from oRr lines, while the attention OF
Sherman was directed to THO movements Of
the main rebel army in the vicinity Of Allan
Ia, On lhs 4th the rebels had captured Big
Shaniy, but we're followed closely up by Sher-
man On the 9th a severe engagement was
ioHght by our forces under General French
10 which the rebels were driven from the field
with heavy loss, leaving their dead aud woun
aea IN opr hands Details are given 10 the
following from General Thomas
NAsHyLLE, Oct Q, II 80 PM-E NJ Stan
ton, Sscy Of War--Ths folloWinR telegram Ia
jost received from Chattanooga.
General Smith, who left here Yesterday, the
9th, telvgraphs that the enemy retreated last
evening from Altoona, moving in the direo.
tion Of Dallas, leaving his dead and from 400
70 600 wounded, in our hands Oar loss was
about 100 killed and 300 wounded.
The heseau bsidge will he repaired by to-
morrow, aud the trains will be able 10 run as
far as Altoona, going via Cleveland and Dal
ton
Nothing further has been heard from sher-
man since my dispatch Of yesterday, bat the
retreat OF the enemy towards Dallas, indi-
oateS that be was close IN their rear near Al
toona have not heard from Gems. Rosseau
or Waahbnrpe to-day, bat presume they are
pushing Forrssl a. rapidly as the condition
Of the roads will admit We have had
heavy aud constant rains for the last
i've days, rendering the roads and
streams almost impassAble
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
written tot ,he RmPlrs.T
Our Liberty Tree


Come Matrous and Maidens and help me to sing
sona for our Liberty Tree
our liberty tree must he ever kept green
Where the proud Eagle waves yoO'l see
And whsn WI get aoOlellaa for our President
Hen plant us 4 Liberty Tree
our Llberty Tree 10 almost dred away
and bltghtad by Lincoln YOU see
But when we yet Mcclellan ior President
He'll revive our Liberty Tree
our Liberty Tree shall our rights guarantee,
40 lie sacred u ue you will see.
And Whea we get Mcclellan TOR eur Presidsnt
Hen support our Liberty Tree
Our Liberty Tree ahali flourish and oM
A nd boon In Its season you'll see
Aud when We z Il Mcclellan for our President
Hel stand by our Liberty Tres
With Mcclellan We can nave teaee Ia our tahd
He'll stand by the law you will see.
And when va have MoClellae Tor our Presidens,
He'll stand by our Liberty free
Oeme all that u grea', come AL that - good
Come all that ~ noble and free,
Come TAR and come near, all unite with cheer,
Ia defence OF our Liberty Tree.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

CAIRo, October CA prisoner captured
by Forrest during theraid op Memphis has
returned and reports Wheeler sent fifteen
wagons to Corinth for provisions and For
rest sent them back empty Wheeler's men
are suffering for food. When the condition
Of affairs at Mobile reached Forrest he order
ed all cattle under one year old to be sent
there Tor beef. The rebels suppose Mont
gomery Alabama in imminent danger