davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Just Published. --liOgraphical Mem.

Just Published Biographical Mem
oir Of Clement L, Nallandigham by his
Brother IA handsomely printed pamphlet
Of Ga octave pages This is document Of
unusual value aud interest entirely authen.
tic and reliable Every statement in it per.
sonal or otherwise can be strictly verified The
WORK Is wahted esety@het6, Aimf1ediately BY
hundreds Of thousands Price delivered 25
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 "a Civ
ing this pamphlet vide circulation is invited
TO insert this advertisement and draw on Us
for copies Of the Memoir to the amount Of bis
bill, to be sent in package ordered by any
one in bis vicinity WALTFR a. Co Publish
ers of Books for the Times &c No 10 City
Hall Square, New York August l, 1864
Aug 9th, 1864 diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

NEw YoRE, August lS,-Cotton quiet 81 10
Ial rs; Flour shade frmer 80 9Oas 95
for Extra State $40 30al0 so for Round
Hoop Ohio; Wheat duh from buyers; 81 II
a2 36 Chicago Spring; 80 lTa2 SO Milwau-
kes Club 81 4oa2 As Red Western; Corn
more doing but le- lower, 81 5lal 50 Mixed
Western 81 49 Unsound Oats dull and
lower, gs Western; Pork little 6rmer;
S87 90 Mess $40 F5a4l 90 New Beet dull
Lard UNCHANGED 2lsa22i Whisky decidedly
frmer; 81 76al rs Western also 81 80 E.
g. D for Sept 81 So Sugar dull and nomi
nal Petroleum quiet and steady; SO Crude
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

like drunken mar. The Hartford then
grappled the Tennessee, but further bloodshed
was saved BY the latter hoistipg a white Gag,
The same horrible slaughter was witnessed
here as On board the Selma Captain Girsud
now commands the eeaptured ram
We captured near 800 prisoners Our
army has possession Of Dauphin island.
The Hartford was injured more than any
other ship, having been struck by every one
Of our own feet except The OneidA
A large number Of our soldiers have
marched from Pensacola to invest Fort Nor.
gan and prevent sbe escape Of the garrison
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

NEw YoRK Aug 10 --Heralds of Mobile
correspondent says, when the Selma surren-
dered to the Metaeonet, on boarding Der,
il was found she had lost ieaFfully-her deck
covered with dead aud dying. aad her soup
pers ran with blood Her commander, Lieut.
Colmstoek,. formerly OF the United States
Navy, was lying dead across The breach Of a
gun 9uh his limbs torn or The Tennessee
attempted to avoid the monitors aud mad. for
the wooden ships, but the flag ships Monou.
gahela, followed her up, and the Ia .ss s;=:sek
the Tennessee amidship with her terrible
PfoWt causing the huge rebel monster TO rect
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Drp &uonS.
JOHN S. RosEnERRY,

TIAs just received large lot Of
DIR YniHGOiO D' S.
Bought IN New Yor'r, Phiadepha and Boston for
cash which he will offer al per less than any
house m Dayton, and no mistake.
CalicOes for 10 cents per yard Musins 20
to rs; Dress Goods Tor 20 to 25 Lawns from
10 TO rs.
We Rave great variety of DRESS
GOODS comprising everything that is new
and pretty
Black Silk Sacks and Circulars, Parasols, Sun
Umbrellas, Kid Gloves, Mius, Wells,
Head Nets, Ladies Gloves, Ho7
" 1sierH chaIIies, Lawpe, 1
Mozambidues, Paris Stripes, Paris Plaids,
In fact everything in the way OF pretty Dress
Goods, either in Plaid, Stripes or Plain Coors
MCSLINS, CALICOES, COTTONADEs,
DENNIS, HICKORY STRIPES,
SHIRTING DRILLIGG,
CHECKS,
And every line Of Dry Goods usually kept in
ar4t qlass Dry Goods Store. Allof which
will be sold AZ w NfHTH-G
II y - u g r ID PRIC EST
CALL AND SEE US, ONE AND ALL
JOHN 8. ROSEBERRY,s6 Nam street
aSOWly opposite the O. urt House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
COMMERCIAL.
DAYTON Marker.

Dayton Market.
DAYTON, Aug, 10
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
81 90. Retail Sll So
NEW WHEAF--$l 40. Old Sl76.
OoRN-l0G Shelled 9O@l0O
0ATS-T0.
RYE-l 450l So
BARLEY-$I 20.
COFFEE--53e
SUGAR-25@2s.
MoLAsSES-$l 10 per gal
RlCE-l5c per ID.
ToBACoo-60@s0 perrin
S0APs-l5c per ID.
STARCH -94c per H.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33o per ib
COFFEE SUGAR-3Oc per 10.
LED-lsc per 10,
Sdor-S5 90 per sack
SPICES--All advanced City per cent.
POTATOES 80 90 per buah.
TOMAT0EST--S3 so per bush.
EGGS-26per doz.
WHISKY-l 70.
CHEESE--ls@2O.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS-Per bushsl ~ 60@3 90.
HAY-Timothy $22@23 per ton.
TEAS-$2 5O@2 CO.
RlCE-l5@ls per n.
LARD-l5(9ls
BUTTER-3OA35.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

We are assured that joseph Howard, the
forger of the Presi dents proclamation, which
anticipated By - few days bis cal for new
draft, and day OF fasting and prayer. was
released from Fort Lafayette some days ago
A person OF his name, at any RATE sailed for
Europe about week ago. So says the N. Y.
WOrid.
StandiuI collars vulgary called 'chokera, 10
are greatly in vogue with the ladies'. They
even wear steel ones.
/" soma Benevolent Neg Yorkers are engag-
ing ia tnogeql 4nt y supply the soldiers with
tobacco and pipes
1t is claimed in Paris that eleven million
of dollars worth Of silks have been exported
to this country the last year
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Indians Banded Together for War on
the WHITES.

ST. LoUH, August Is The Democrat 8
Fort LeaVHworlh dispatch says the Indian
outrages still continue in Northern Kansas.
The people Of the Northwestern counties have
been murdered, crops DESTROYED and stock
driven of. Egidence is accommodating that al
or nearly all of the tribes are banded togetb.
or for war
Gen, Blunt has issued orders that no arms
or ammunition be sold them, and has notified
all officers having authority over Indians, not
to allow them to leave their reservations for
the West, and that such acts be taken as proof
of hostility and treated accordingly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Last Nights dispatches.
some More PsVtIcuiars A bout tho Fight
Ina Mobile Bay.

New YORK August II The steamer Gre.
ole, from New Orleans, 7th, has arrived She
brings the following particulars Of the fight
in Mobile Bay
-Four monitors went IN first followed by the
Brooklyn, Hartford Metacomit and Others
The principal fighting was with the ram Ten
nessee, inside the Bay The Metacomit al
tempting 10 ram the Tennessee, struck the
Hartford and stove in her side She will go
North for repairs. The rebel guuboat Selma
was sunk by the Metacomit The Chickasaw
and Wiunebago chased two others, the Nor
gan and Gaines, into Navy Cove and they
are blockaded, without a chance Of escape.
The dispatch boat Philippe was burned at
sea, while the hght was in progress.
Farragut will push right on for Mobile
By this arrival we learn from rebel sources,
that Beauregard, with 10000 men, had been
sent TO Atlanta All Texas west, ibelnding
Brownsville, had been evacuated, except Bra
zos Island small force is left there.
New Orleans papers, of the nh, have par
uculars Of Farraguts movements The Hart
ford, with Admiral Farragut on board, steam
ed up to Fort Morgan delivering such sue
cessiOn Of broadsides as elfectually silenced
all rebel guns aud water batteries and the
Monitors at the aame time engaged the ram
Tennessee, the latter failing in several at
tempts to run down the vessels Finally our
nopitors closed with her, and she was rammed
.by The Monengahela. The Lackawana and
Hartford started to run her down, when the
Metacomet, also on the same errand, collided
with the Hartford The Tennessee run out
white flag. She lost but three men, and Far,
ragut is probably using Der as one OF his fleet,
She not being greatly damaged.
The Tecunseh was sunk by a torpedo 1t
is thought she can be raised Only one Of her
crew are known to be saved Admiral Buch.
anan was not expected 10 live Lieutenant
Comstock, commanding guuboat Selma, was
killed, and his crew nearly all killed Loss
on the Hartford % killed, AZ wounded Our
loss 243 killed and wounded, including Capt
Craver and crew, Of the reaUmseh
On The night of the 6Ib, Fort Powell was
blown up
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
PErIrION FoR pARTITIoN.
IUPERIOR COURT OF NO NTGOMERY COUNTY,
nUTp -

OHIO.
FREDERICK COOK and lsaac Musselman, Plain.
II uHs, Rghust Valentine Stvcr Margaret silver
Michael Cook LYDIA Cook, sarah silver, wife of sol,
omon SILVER, Cain rloe Ba, b, John Cook, Margaret
Baker, David BASer Elisa eth Cook aud other minor
heirs Of Christian C0rk, deceased, sarah Hullenhaek
VI g OF solomon Hueuhack, and Mary Miller wife Of
Joseph Miller, all # the state Of In lana; and the
heirs of Elizabeth BottoH, Of the state Of Missouri
whose names are unknown John Cook, Eli took,
Daniel COOK, Henry Cook, Michsel Coos, David
Cook, hAeheth Oook Mary Cook, and Sarah Dsy
wife Of Michael Day, aud Brah Wysong. wife Of David
Wyson OF 1 Q state OF Ohoi Chrstena Bouorh
Andrew BottoTii, jackson Bot ~, margaret Ryers,
Catha Inc bouorh, David Bott0gf and John BOtturH
heiss at law. o. Jaaob q q Mary Bottoia5 deed Of
ahe state ot IndRnat Defendants. 5,.r ..'..
the hove hhne defendants will take notice that A
peilNSn hiss been MED agnlnst them IN the superior
Court OF Montgomery ounty, Ohio, by the ab We
nssned plAnah- praying oi partition q he follow
ing des bed real bate situate In Jac son township
Montgomery county, Ohio, teing the north mart ofthe
southeast quarter Of seeuon twtnty three 23l town
sh finr ~ range four 4) eaRt conta ming Ia ali sbgut
one hundred aud 0rtY ouraeres add that Al the nes
ter Of sad Court tho sad Frederick Cook and sane
Musselman Will apply f1r order that partdbn may
be madeol SAD prenlsss, ~ ra -. s..t .C.-',
Dated June II, 1854.
FREDERICK COOK, u
ISAAC MubsELNAN.
H. IHp0hf'oRA' ~ A'lIqqFisy' 1Hu a UH UlqHel7Ws
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
List of Deaths In Hospital.

FORTRESS Monroe, Aug IL List Of deaths
at Hampton Hospital since last report: B A.
Beverstock, l63d Ohio; John Keifer, l3Oth
Ohio d. Newell, l34th Ohio Elijah Combs,
ADD Ohio; L C. Rerder l43d Ohio; James
Brown, 1920 Ohio; B Waters, 1889 Ohio
Jno RenhGrt, do; John A Hervey, l32d
Obi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
DsprsdsaOns of Indians and Grasshop.
|

DepreoadOns of Indians and GrRsshops
psrs.
LEAvEwoRTH, August l5--The Atchison
Press has news from Little Blue, that the In
dians on Sunday last, commenced an indis-
criminate murder of whites in that section.
The stage route station keepers and settlers
are all eaving, The Overland mail coaches
have stepped running
The Dakotah Union says everything Of ma.
ture of crops along Mission Ridge, from Fort
Pierre 10 Sioux City we're ruined in the short
space of two days by grasshoppers, and says
the supply 1i food must be imported to sub
sist the people during the coming year
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

arose, and probably all have been lost. The
Adriatic bad l63 passengers, cargo Of mer-
cbsndEe the latter mostly on British account
1n rounding 70 after her capture, the Adr-
attic collided with the pirate, carrying away
the Tallahassees main mast, and bad there
been a good wind at the time, would undoubt.
edly have sunk her
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
A Farm al a BARGAIN Tom,

A Farm at a Bargain -To-morrow az
ternoon Master Commissioner Malambre will
sell, at the Court House, the farm Of Jacob
G. Keeper, near CentreviIe This is a good
chance for investing greenbacks Years ago
this farm sold for fifty dollars an acre. 1t
certainly ought to be worth that now in paper
money, when wheat is two dollars per bushel
and every thing else in proportion or more so.
We advise our capitalist to attend the sale and
invest your surplus paper.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

Attention!-Every subscriber to the draft
fund of the Fourth Ward is requested to pay
his subscription Immediately to some mem
Der of the Soliciting Committee, or 10 Jacob
". Dietrich, Treasurer, at his store corner
Of Main and Third streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
LoST tERr1FICArF

A Ii persons are hereby warned against purchas.
"A ing ertihcRte Of deposite drawn 10 iaVor Of
DaiLel F. john and payable ct the Bank Of Winters
son o. this city. The ceIh ate bears date o
Havnr lostthe same, and n,uf-d the hank OF the
ia will not be paid course, and will therefore be
dead loss to the purchaser.
Dayton, August II, 1854.
augl2-2Hftd DANIEL, r John
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
The Peace PieNio at Salem Next

Friday The greatest Picnic of the sea-
son will be held in Turner Grove, Salem,
next Friday. Hon. Geo. II Pendleton and
others will be present and address the meet
ing. We recommend to all our friends to ar.
range their matter. so IA to be on hand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
sharp Firing At the Front.

ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, August l3-The
firing Of pickets on yesterday and last night
was mnch sharper than for several days pre-.
vious, and since daylight a regular duel has
been going on in front Of the 18th and 18th
corps
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
General Burn,ld d. K.I,.v.a.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAe,
August l4.-GeneraI Burnside was relieved
yesterday and left his command last evening.
General Wilcox temporarily commands the
Ninth Cops
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

AuotiOn.--C r. Huber & Son will sell a
lot of Furniture Carpets and many other ar.
ticles on Tuesday morning, at & o'clock A NJ.
Also, three or four Saddles, and one set of
Harness
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

NEw YoRE, August l3,--Stoeks better bat
dull Money unchanged; Gold 81 56 Read
ing 81; b S0i New York Central 800 Erie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Huston Hall for Rent,

THE bes Ha1iu the cty-will seat ono thousand
l. persons apply 10 J. ID DCBOfs,
- No sa2 Third street, Huston Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

aat week that the enemy intended to make q
flank attack on our lett, but up TO this time
no demonstration has been made. Every.
thing at hsadquarters is perfectly quiet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

why DoS't it Give us the OmeIaI Des-
patchts1
Official dispatches have been received by
the Navy Department from Admiral Farra.
gut, dated Mobile Bay, Aut 9th, confirming
accounts heretofore received Of our success
there
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.
ON TUESDAY, August l6lh, 1864,

ON TUESDAY, August 10Th, 1864,
A LII that messuag and tract Of lsnd containing
n 1881 acres, dyiied aiollowst
No, lis situated on the Eaton Turnpike 6L miles
west nom Dayton, and fronting SAID Turn. ike In
Madison township, Montgomery county, Ohio IL
contains 7! acres, Tiths res sugar timber the i'm.
ProyemeLts consist q two story house with kitchen
attached, baru, au4 other necessary out buildings
an apple ehard, spring house with never laling
spring OF running yaer, all under good fence
No. 2-Oonta 2lR sores and 10 mes No 1, with
two story brick house, RIn well OF water apple orrh
ard and well improved With the necessary out build
ings,
No. SIS trtct Of ten acres
No 4-Is a tract Of ten acres
No 5-Is tract Of ten ares
Persons wishing TO, visw said property will be
shown by the suhscrb r, who resd on No l. The
property vii be sold on No. |, vt 2 0 clocE p m when
terms oi sale will be made known by
E 8. ADAMs
", w heGoWEH, Aucttoneer. iy97-dNwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
MORNING REPORT.
The Raiders ON the Retroactive battle
hhpeeLed for Several DaYs.

The Raiders on the Retroactive Battle
hHpeetsd for Several Days.
NEw YoRK August l5.--The Worlds
special, from the Shenandoah Valley, in the
saddle, dated the 18th, 10 A. NJ, says that
the rebels continue TO retreat aud they are
supposed to be on their way TO Strausburg, or
Front Royal The weather is intensly hot,
but in spite Of this, The men are in excellent
marching order aud their movements are as
rapid az possible. The enemy has the start
ahead of us, hoWeVer, and it he chooses 70
continue the retreat, the pursuit s likely to
be u long one, and battle is several days
distance Doubtless it is their policy to re.
treat further belora giving battle, as by re.
treating be draws us further from our base,
while he gets nearer his, and at a position
where he can be reinforced before fighting
The pursuit, however, is conducted by one In
whom the army have great confidence, and
the strength Of his force has already been
calculated for The emergencies. ......
Ht ---------sss sR.-s---L
The Raiders are tn sIrOnE Position, and
Drawn up La Line OF Battle.
MIDDLETowN, Aug. IL, 4P. NJ Our cavalry
came up with the rear guard Of the enemy
here, early this afternoon, and slight skirmish.
ing ensued in the town Our infantry were
clOse az 'ue ntelS VI OuF cavalry. L ne reDelS
a-e now in line Of battle on the opposite side
of Cedar Creek across the Staunton pike, be.
tween Staunton two and three miles distance,
they occupy high land beyond which forms
a strong defensive position They are said
to have two lines OF battle half mi le long
They, like us, have been severely marched,
being closely pressed, aud may have seized the
opportunity of securing this position for rest
FIERCE sEIRNIsHlEG-REBEL GUNS IN ADN,RA-
Bic POSITION
STILL CEDAR CREEK Aug l2.-0ur skir-
mishers have just crossed the creek, and are
now skirmishing with the enemy. Our own
skrmsh line and theirs are plainly visible,
and the firing is moderate The enemy is
skrmishing just 10 the edge Of the woods be-
yond A portion Of their line Of battle is Wis.
ible on distant bill. No artillery firing has
taken place yet
$40 p M,-The rebels now show them.
selves on a distant bridge, where observed |
a portion Of their line of battle was seen BE- |
fore. They have opened on our skrmsh lire |
with two guns posted in admirable position /
SkirmlshiDg is still going on and getting livli.
ar Our artillery has Just begun replying. |
lwo prisoners captured say Gordon's division |
,f EWelrs corps are in our front They pro.
'ably com )ose the rebel rear guard and a
decisive battle here does not seem at all Ger.
ain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
st. Mary'S Academy.

Second Street. Dayton Ohio.
UNDER THE DIRECTION or THE SISTERS
OF CHARITY.
dNHTs Academy has been established but a few years,
i hut within that brief period il haq been we'll
patronE d by All denominations Parents sul guard
ans may rest assured that al that tan cuntttut, tc
the health and ort of those conf ted To the care
OF the Sisters will be most sorupuousy attended
whilst at he same time they will endeayor TO insl
into the minds their pupils the prime pies Of reg
ion nd virtue, which alone can render education pro
htshle and useful iu aher life
The session commences the hrst Monday in Sen.
tember, and terminates tho last Thursday IN June
TERMS.
Board, Tnion, including washing and m end.
ing &c, ner hall session payable in advance0 s78 90
Piano and use Of Instrument per half session. 2IOO
Guitar o. N
Ereneh 1900
Extra charge for those who pass the vacation
a. the Academy. 5000
No reductionfor absence except in case o. sickness
For rther particulars apply to the recress OF the
Academy Augl2 dSt&wlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

For Sale.-The we'll known Weckel prop
erty on Main street Enquire Of c. P Hu-
Der & Son, Real Estate Agents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

Auction. Everything belonging to the
Farmers & Mechanics Hotel, will be sold by
c. P Huber & Son, commencing on Thurs.
day, August 24th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
The Tallahassee Playing Havoc win
our Comm cree.

The Tallahassee Playing Havoc with
our Commerce.
SANDY Hook, August IL The boat Of the
Associated Press, NJ this point landed here
and furnished the following have boarded
the bark Suloite OF Belfast, Maine, from Cow
Bay, FOR New York. She was captured on
the llth, of MonIauk Point 35 miles dis
tant, by the pirate Tallahassee; che was bond.
ed for IS 900 they put on board Of her 300
passengers from the ship Adriatic, the latter
haying been burned by the pirate. No water
or provisions we're given them She also had
on board Mr. Callahan and the crew of the
pilot boat Thos Bell, No "a which vessel was
burned on the l4th. The Suliote reports see.
ing a vessel burning on the 18th The pirate
stated to some OF the persona captured that
he was coming into New York Harbor. The
last seen OF the pirate she was steering south
east The pilot boat James Funk is her ten.
der The Suliote passed the Frgate Susque
hannah Saturday morning, lying still south of
Sandy Hook ~ --l4
Louis sampson, pilot, reports seeing on the
llth, twenty-five miles south of Montauk
Point brig burning, bottom up, no doubt
the Carrie Estelle, Captain Hamling. At the
same time, the Tallahassee came close aboard
with Union ensign aying, and after passing,
hosting the rebel Tag. The same day saw
he steamer Oyreue and pilot boat burned. -
Name and number unknown.
The pilot boat, Ezra Nye, arrived here re-
ports that on the 18th of Montauk, she saw
he pilot boat, James Funk, leaY, a shin on
irel afterwards a suspicious steamer took the /.
pilot boat in tow The Nye stood of, and az
erwards vent to the burning ship, and found |
i was the Adriatc from London TO New " ork J
Two foreign .barks were lying by at the same
lime, to which 1t is supposed the passengers
we're transferred The pirate was afterwards
seen near large ship Ul11lH
A double ender gunboat was seen cruising
off FIVE Island On the 18th
NRw YoRK, August n The bark Lulole
with Captain crew and passengers; ship Adj.
attic and crew; Pilot boat Wm. Bell, passer-
z gsrs luggage and II large humber OF persons
we're placed aboard the Luliola, which sunk
her deck level with the water, hard storm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Nrm advertisements.
FoR RENT

UAARMBRs AND MECHANICS HOTEL for rent
II nov kept by Soheble and strckler Possession
gwen Sed inber t. Enqureo OF 10 n Hanitch, No.
~ MMn street Auglb dlOt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Lee Gone 20 Atlanta-varioas military
ItemH.

NEw YoRK, August l4.--The Herald's cor.
respondent near Msrunsburg, Of the llth
says that deserter reports that General Lee
and the rebel Secretary Of War recently visit.
ed Atlanta, and that Beau, egard WAS left in
command
A small rebel force to-day entered Martins.
burg and drove our scouts and refugee CHI.
gems. They took away all the merchandise
and liquors they could End
Re el regiments are becoming so small that
a large number have been consolidated
The Herald's Cumberland Maryland CORES.
pondent says the rebels have all left that sec,
ton, except McNeiPs guerrillas and robbers
1t is aseertained that McCausland intended
to burn Cumberland, and destroy the railroad
its entire length, to the Ohio river and thence
turn into the Kanawha Valley, but his defeat
by Kelly prevented all this.
The Herald Harrisburg correspondent of
the llth says, one Of our columns encounter
ed body Of mounted rebels from Waterbu
ry. A brisk Eight ensued aud the rebels we're
whipped aud driven. doubtful report says
that we have force south Of the rebels.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
m ershpl Ohoef wfm1 week .If
-La bss4fhdfath w ana- MschanIes, Hotel in

this city, IS for rent A good opportunity for
Hotel Keepers