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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

OS DOLLARS kewsrd-kan away from lhe
Zs) Richmond Arsenal, sbcu, the 2),h Of July,
a negro man belonging 70 Mr. A smith (iron
whom he vas hired, named Peter Miles, g. metns
calls himself Peter Recd. lie IL ~ OF % years Il
age, feet inches high, gingerbread coor, add
carries himself very erect when be left the arsenal
he wore grey suit OF clothes. Tho above rewsri
will be paid for bis delivery II caught In tina cuy,
or $50 II taken Out OF IL
By order OF Lieut. Col W BR6GE cem's
S-6t JiS D BROWNE. rup. w Shga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

By IGrdy IL Williams, tssctionserS.
UCTIoN Sale of
- Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco,
Cigars, 49,
Tsrdy 4 williams, In connection with Capt W Y
Sheppard, propose having q large and attractive
sale CT
Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco,
Cigars, sc,
on ~hursday, The 4th day of August next, at the
Tobacco Exchange
Cart Sheppard will act IS aucdaneor, and will
assist in angling samples.
Parties dsFiFous Of making c0ceignments for this
ssIo-~i please report ut once to CAPT sheppard or
ourselves. TARDY WILLIAMS,
jy IS-10t Auctioneers-
So Petersburg Express and Lynohburg Viz
siniaa aud Republican, copy six times, and for
ward bills To Tsrty Williams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

DAN AWAY-unor about 9th July i,.I. , Ma
III go Boy, about IL years Of age, nsm.d Arm :.
trad. He Is Of dark color, iaig, eyes and mcu,s
end rather slender buit. be WIS by,uyht =, :.
Yorktown, We, to Richmond, In lt6I IA nov ,uS-
pos.d to be et s"ms Of the miitsry osm,s In ~.
vicinity Of Richmond, perhaps nesr Chalfso's f,I,
Any Information corcsrpirg him viii he lib.raly
rewarded. JBIZ.IJ
an 2t' Poet-Cffce Depsttrent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

nNE Hundred Dollars Reward.-Ran awa7- m
Monday, LIST August, a negro boy named
Henry, about i've feet eight inches high; quick
spoken; speaks Dutch very well, and Is a butcher
by trade; he Is OF black complexion and SPAR
built, and belongs to hr Joseph @ AellerA but fot
merry belonged 10 Mr. Bran. Tho above reward
will be paid II caught In The adjoining eoun lbs,
or $50 Il In the city. WIN X SLEDD,
an ST. AtCS Police Department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03
Dy II. 8. ITsasaslts, duct.


"CUSEHOLD Furniture, sc, for sale at auc-
III uon.-Oa thursday, the 4.h Inst, ut 10
0'cloc K. will sell at my store, general assort-
meut of Furniture, &c, such as
WardrObPs, bureaus
Bedsteads, cane and other chairs
Gard tables, sideboards
Mattresses, feather beds
Smoking and chewing tobacco
Mstches, cupboard locks
Writing paper, books, he
au2 f PEASANTS, Auct
A DsIN 'STRATOR'S Sale OF medical library,
"A surg real instruments and housed hold furniture
As Administrator OF the estate Of DIR w Miller,
decd, | shall sell, 1t the auction rooms OF
Peasants on Thursday, the Alb Inst, at 10 O'Clock,
all Of his personpI effects, consisting In part
Several sets Of valuable surgical instruuents
Nedical library
Bookca se, bedsteads, feather beds, mattress
es, sc, sc
Pure silver table and tea spoons, silver
forks, &c. II n ELLfcpN
Administrator.
Sale conducted by r PLzAsASTs Auc1. au ?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

NAV RiuHHoND ThxArKs,
~ Copper Of IN and Bsosd sts
ASxins aod stage aaaas sY.........-....RD OlAss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

ID AN AWAY-On the S0'h OF JAY, nv negro
II. man HiIiisrd. He is black, shout S feet
inches high, has small M tus. aohs, Ia at the pre-
sent time broke Gus with camp Itch aud has ian
from O Maynard major and q1arterna aster, tissrd
by II Licscomh. | Will pay s2o0 IL caught 10 tbs
Slaie or $500 II caught out, and delivered 10 Mr. 81
Davis * Co.'S jail In Richmond,va
su2-lOts RR TURNER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03
RUNA WA IA

ptNAwAY.-Le Len nay farm a few miles b-I,-w
III ths cry, on the 81 OF July. my toy jimmy.
Jim Is abou: nine years OF age, biack. and Is,,
handed. He Is no doubt lurking about come a,
the camps la the neIghbothood. ANY iuforma,,o,
in regard 10 him, or bis delivery 10 me az M en-
Main street, or at the farm, viii be Hbr,,i %,
warded. au 2-stsl JN0 z BOs IEu{
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

ms.s s'' "; AL y; {; 8; \ ,ou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

Came 10 my premisss, on Ma.
~ rion Bill. below Richmond, . large brownish
rid Cow, with both horns sawed of, which the
owner can get BY proving propgSty and paytng
CThAYED OF Stolen From the commons II
- Manchester, . large yellow horse Mule. He
had dent IN The forehead, caused BY blow with
an axe. l will elve SO reward II delivered 70 ne
n Manchester, OF LETT where can ga him
~ i-&t JOHN = fk1TITf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

OEA DOLLARS Reward -Rsu away fIs@ 'hs
L,JU subscriber, on the 2ssh inst, my bF
DICK, = carpenter aud hocse servant, aged 10 year
bright mu ATTIC; 4 feet 10 or II inches in hegth /
viii pay the above reward for bis delivery TO No.
or secured so that 60, him again
su l--4is CHAS g tbhEtI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

w Usual branches Uf an Eagish education with
French, Music, Drawing, and Painting None bot
those fully qualified need apply. Address, with re-
ferences, SO, "A O." darlington Court House,
South Caroue. ~ 16-Qaw3wt
0iANTED A lady Of experiences, quaIfied 70
w teach English, French, and Music, desires 10
obtain A.etustion in private family. Best refer
ences Can be given. Address, stating terms, 10
W. LuEenburg G II, Va. jy l4v-2taw4w"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

E00 DOLLARS Rexstd.-Attcuii1u OF tfboen
s1UU called Ran away, Ia May last, my ,sf
want Claiborne, rauiatto; about 8 feet nches hBh
very stout buili heavy head CT hsr and gsnssiy
dresses very hae. Has been 10 the service Wis
me for years Is we'll acquainted with camp
lie and fine tftiJers' servant. ! suspect he
with the army OF Gen Les The above reward vii
DO given for his security so that get him. Iis
WEARS Yankee overcoat. JPEYf0s,
au 1--eod gu Rchmopd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

ono I0LLAaS ne~ sru-fOf - arrest
ZUU two negro slaves, George and Peier, VI
/ Il my fa,m last night VIII give leo ~ =
err est 4 George. and $50 for Peisr. D.soripic'
George Ia brish, Tuuiatto, 20 years Old. To CO ss1
of hsie, avs feet six eight fneaes high ard veg
likely Peter IL nssriy bisck, alb ut .syears g.
8 fee, or iaches tall, win scar on oue ehseA
BW GREEN, Jr,
wsstham IIenxico. July rs. jyT-Ivi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

DAN AWAY from Ossiie Thunder, Juiy lah,
~, 1884, Ned Cross, sometimes called Ned Rica
srdson, = slave, belonging TO Mrs Polly cEess, %
Hanover county, Va, and hired BY for the pres.
ent year. Said negro Was arrested snd mprisOoSd
In Csttie Thunder for attempting TO get 70 the
my, and Afterwards escaped ms above. lie Is about
tive feet eight inches high very spright'y and qaSs
spoken, aud quite intelligent. No marks TecoscI
cd A reward 90 one hundred dollars viii 10 gwen
if caught In Hanover or Benrieo counties, Ind ely
dollars II caught 10 this city or Its suburbs
o BURNETT,
Ru 2-Slf Yirgipia atreat. Richmnni. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03

7 oSr-About two weeks since. between Clsy
i 4 or 18th and 18th, on Main rset, part of
1srss gold bresstpin representing Q lad s's face
liberal reward win be paid for the delivery Of
the same at this tfacs. JPT.
au2 -2ft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-03
LOST, STRAYED De

r OST-On Maddox Hill, Monday morning, NY
L free papers. The facer will receive . leral
reward by having them ~ nay house, on 18th
stre't, near Maddox n i'll, or at Ihis Office.
an 3-Ita LETTTIA Rally
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

superior Court Montgomery county, Ohio.
Levi X. Basore aud Amelia Ann Basors against
Samuel RodahefsF, El' '1abeth BooInershine, Amel,a
Ann Rodahefier, Ellen ROdahe1ef Prank Rodahcfjer
ChrstenA kodRheher, samuel n. kodaheffsF, susanns
Rodahrhet, Leuna ketTox. William Henry HO, ser,
kamuel 4. douser, sarah leabrllA Bas 10, OF the
State Of Ohio aud ElEabeth Decker, fnd Isaas
Decker her husband Of the State OF Indiana defend
ants.
n IHe above named DEF ndants and especially Eliza.
i beth Decker and lsaac Decker her husband, O
the State Of Indiana, will take nohce that pshhon
has been died ainst them the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county Ohio, by the above named PLAN
ts, praying for partIto OF the following described
premises situate in Jackson town hip, Montgomery
county, Ohio.
Being town lots numbered ono hundred and ten (IiO,
one hundre ed aud eleven am hundred and twelve
u q, ore hun red aud thIteen Qisl, one hundred
and ourtseD Ql4), one hundred and hheen (lIG,, In
the incorporated village Of Farmersy ., also the
residue Of land owned 6y Henry Houser, In bis lie
time, situated 10 section tWenty-seYen () town four
hundred and twenty perches also the land owned by
the said Henry Houser 10 his lifeume, situated in tho
southwest q arter Of een1on twenty one tSl) town
iour(4), range four (4), ga {, described a. follows,
heginnng ~ southwest corner OF said tract OF land
and running east Venty -thrse (7Sl rods, TO the
centre Of th- Germantown ana West Alexandria tDTn-
pike road theme northwest with said road hundred
and am rods and e ven Ql) Ieeti thence south
eighty three rods 10 the place Of beginning
term Of the sad Court SAID l.. X. Basoro and Amelia
ANA basOre, his wife will spply for an order that
partition may he made OF said premises.
LEVI X. BAsoRR.
f. THoNFsos, ATTY. A1gsD-Wsw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
omeiaI Bulletin.

WAR DEPARTMEET, WAsHiEoToS, Sept. :
To Major General Dix sherman S official
report Of the capture of Atlanta has just been
rec ived, dated rs miles south OF Atlanta, G
o'clock yesterday morning. 1t had been de-
tanned by the breaking of the telegraph lines
as already reported. Our army withdrew from
about Atlanta on the Both, and made a break
on the East Point road, aud reached a good
position from which to strike the Macon road
Howard was on the right near Jonesboro and
Scho6eld on the left near Rough and Ready.
Howard found the enemy in force at Jones.
boro, and intrenched his troops within half a
mile of the RAILROAD The enemy attacked
him at p NJ, and was easily repulsed, eav
ing his dead and wounded.
Finding a strong opposition on the road,
advanced the left and center rapidly to the
railroad, and made good lodgment, and
broke it all the way from Rough-and Ready
down TO Howard's left, near Jonesboro, and
by the same movement | interposed my whole
army between Atlanta and that part of the
enemy intrenched in and around JonesborO
On the lst we made a general attack on the
enemy at Jonesboro, the l4th Corps, Genera
JEFF c Davis, carrying thewor with ten gunI
and about 1000 prisoners. The enemy re
treated south, and we have followed him to
his hastily constructed lines near Lovejoy sta
ton Hood finding me on the only road tina
could supply him, and between him and I
considerable part Of his army, blew up the
magazine in Atlanta and left in the night TIL,
goth Corps General Slocum took possession
of the city. So Atlanta is ours and fairly won
Since the 9th of May we have been in on,
constant battle or skirmish and we need rest
Our losses won't exceed 1900 We haV,
over 800 rebel dead, and 250 wounded anC
over 800 prisoners.
(Signed) w. 4. SHERMAN.
A later dispatch from Gen. Slocum, dated
the night of the I'd, at Atlanta, says the ene
my destroyed 10 locomotives and 81 carl
Loaded with ammunition, small arms anC
left Ia pieces OF artillery mostly uninjured
and large number Of small arms, Deser
ters are constantly coming into our lines.
[signedl E. NJ STANTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

: New YoRK, September 6.---The very latest
by the City OF Washington by telegraph via
Queenstown . I.r
7 LoEDoE, September % The United States
frigAts Niagsri seized The rebel pirate Geor-
gia twenty miles of Lisbon, put prize crew
on board aud sent her 10 New York The Nj
aaara landed the Captain and crew of the
Georgia at Dover. The Georgia when seized
was under Brilish flag, apd her Captain en-
tered protest against her seizure
The event excited much controversy, aud It
is rumored that the capture was effected under
consent of the British Government
There Is difference Of opinion as to the le.
gality Of the capture Of her, but general sat
islacton is expressed.
Cotton dull and all qualities slightly declhi-
ed Breadstuffs quiet and steady Provisions
dull. Lard firm. Produce quiet and steady
Petroleum 6rm.
LONDON, August 25.--consols close ssas9l
for money.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
NEw York September 5-The Herald .

EEw YoRx, September 5-The Herald's
Fifth Corps correspondent says
A movement was set on loot at a very early
hour on the 2dfor the purpose Of striking the
bayou. The plank road from Petersburg to
Stoney creek on which it was reported the
enemy was moving heavy wagon trains
Gregg's division Of cavalry was ordered up
to the front where it was formed by the Third
division of the Fifth Corps, aud proceeded
some distance meeting two regiments of cav
airy, skirmishing at once commenced. The
enemy evinced strong determination to hold
their position Findng that the main body
of the enemy were farther in advance on the
road and not wisbingto bring on general
engagement, our forces returned to their
camps,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

NAsHvlLLE, Sept 3--The Union OF Friday
morning, Sd inst says:
From, prisoner captured by Gen. Rous-
seau, We learn several particulars relative to
the Wheeler raid, of the highest importance.
Wheelets force consists Of the divisions oil
Wharton, Kslyiaud Howiss aud the brigade
of williamson, in all numbering, 1900 neu,
together ith twelve pieces of artillery--nine
PARROTS aud three howitzers. After crossing
the Hostop, the loroe was divided, one-ha.
talihe the ,roadao Sparta direct, and the 9th.
er moving down the Se9uatohe Valley; but
the two united at Sparta again, and proceed.
ed in the direction OF McMinnvlle.
The force under Gen Rousseau, that left
Wednesday night came up with the rebels
abo 1t seven miles from here, and drove them
back The loss on both sides is trifing. At
the latest intelligence last night, our forces
we're still in pursuit the rebels, however, fall
ing back slowly. Considerable railroad track
has been torn up between this place end Muir
lfreesbofo ~ - -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

quarters, has established station for the
purpose Of Watching the movements ofthe en-
envy This station wa situated about two
miles 10 the right Of the gth corps line, and
was especially obnoxious to the Johunies.
Early in The day they determined to break il
up and sent considerable force for that pur.
pose Our vedettes we're driven back to their
posts which also fell back to the Davis house,
where the enemy made a charge. This at
tack was not successful as they were in turn
driven back in some disorder Falling back
but a short distance they rallied and made
another charge which forced us to fall back
leaving the house and station iu their hands
IL was, however, bootless victory TO them,
as all the instruments, Gags, &c, pertaining
to a signal station. had been removed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

New YoRE, Sept 5--Cotton quiet; 80;
0our fifteen or thirty cents lower 10 25@.
10 55 ex-State II 30 round hoop Ohio
wheat rather steadief; 1902 30 Chicago
Spring; 2 24C92 35 Milwaukee Club; 2 300.
40 wiu'er red corn &c lower, 60@6l mix
ed chiefly co. oats a shade hrmer, 800.
53l western; pork a shade 6rmer sni more
active, 80 O0039 so mess; S4l 00@4l 50
new; 3s O0ass so prime; lard steady 23ls
242 whiskey rather steady 81 s0Al 81 pc
troeum nominal; 50crude; 81 refined bond
S5 free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
By Telegraph.
aEPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
.AlIAst Nights dispatches.


WAsHIsoToS, Sept 3 The latest informs-
ton from the Army of the Potomac, states
that nothing Of note has transpired for some
days past Picket firing is INDUCED in on
parts Of the line at night, but it almost en-
tirely ceused during the day
The following official dispatch was received
last night oa9 r..sI"
The enemy are on the move down the
Valley falling book toward Winchester Aver.
III attacked and drove Vaughn's cavalry from
some point north of Bunker Hill, and to with
in six miles Winchester, when his advance
was stopped by a division OF infantry. Aver.
i'll captured twenty wagons and two battle
flags, number of prisoners and herd ol
cattle They then moved toward Berryville
Gen Sheridan moved last night with his
whole army ia pursuit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, September 3.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale Sll 90. Retail Sll 90.
NEW WHEAT-$l 10. Old SITS
C0RN--ll5
OATS-TO
RYE 45@l 80.
BARLEY--Sl 90
TEASE 50@2 90.
COFFEE-5s@60e.
SUGAR-30
COFFEE SUGAR-339 935c per 10.
HARD REFlNED SUGAR-31lc per ID.
MoLASSES--$l s5@I4O per gal.
RlCE-20o per h.
LARD-lS@20.
BUTTER-40960
CHEESE -l8@2O.
STARCH-2lIc per N.
s0APS-20c per h.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22
DRIED APPLES--l5@2O.
BEANS--Per bushelS2 6O@3 90
EGGSs-l6 per doz.
T0BACCo-90@$IlO per ID.
SH0r--$5 90 per sack.
LEAD-26c per n,
P0pAToES.-$2 so per bush.
HAY-Timothy S22@2s per ton
WHISKY--l 80.
ToMAToEs--$s SO per bpsh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
,Rscora,rJ .1l.sIra ! gubbardr 5 --STh

{ rRscordsrl -, ,Asssrs. / Hubbard 8 -1The
name Of John L. Miller will be presented to
the County Convention for the above Office.
The honor of place on the ticket is unsolic-
tied by himself, but nevertheless his name
will be pressed by those who wish for the sue.
cess of the ticket His business qualifica'
tions are known to the business community
Of Dayton and Montgomery county, while his
honesty, and wthsl his unAinching adherence
to'the principles Of Democracy, added, to bis
fine social qualities, make him eminently fit
ted for the position. His name on the ticket
would prove to it a tower of strength, and rem
der success certain OLD CITIZEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Just acknowledgements Mem
Dir of Clement L. Vallandigham bv his

just ed'-blographloal mem
DIR of Clement L. Vallandighem by his
BrothsE IA hsndsopsly q priplsd pamphlet
OF Ga octave paRes, aThis is document Of
unusual value aud interest entirely Suthen-
tic and reliable. Every statement in il per
sonal or otherwise can be strictly verified The
work is wanted everywhere, Immediately by
hundreds Of thousands Price delivered 20
cents
Country dealers can be supplied through
the shsnHei9 bYRbieh they. seePiVe ,theiF New
-EY'ot& -bapsS, Ana at out 4o%est Nwholesale
price. The commissions charged by the News
Companies being paid by US.
Every editor who is disposed 10 aid ia Civ
ing this pamphlet a wide circulation is invited
to insert this advertisement and 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 q CO. Publish
ers of Books for the Times" &c No 10 City
Hall Square, New York August l, 1864.
Aug 5th 1854 diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

MFssRs. EDIToRs Among the several wor-
thy gentlemen, whose names are mentioned
in connection with the office OF Sheriff, allow
me to suggest that the name Of John Kline be
received with that consideration it deserves
That he iis houest,sUd capable, no one will
deny, and TO his answering democracy
through storm as we'll as sunshine, all have
seen the proof. It is to be hoped then that
his claim upon the Democracy of Montgome.
ry, when assembled in convention, be received
ss the true merits of the man deserve Suchis
the wish Of fellow citizen and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

NEw YoRk, Sept 5.-Stocks dull lower
Gold opened 50 42i, declinad to 80 80 and
advanced to 80 Az Money active Z sterlug
quiet 90; U. 6s 61 coupons 26, 81 II;
Taos ~; ona year certificates 93i; N. Y,
Central 2sS Erie ~ Reading 32b; G. B.
& Q u; One Year Certificates 50; 7.30
III $40 coupons 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
MORNING REPORT.
- -CoIIIsIon % Tsks Eris

BuFFALo, August The propsller Soiota
was run into OF Dohkifk on Friday night by
the propeller Arctic. and sunk Nine persons
we're drowned-Mrs Cstharine Dickson and
child, Mrs Heprieua Harris of Toledo, Geo
b. HOOK clerk Of the SciotG, two fremen and
three coloted hands, names unknown. The
Captain, one passenger and II of the crew
were saved
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Information Wanted. My boy Phillir

Information Wanted. boy Phillip
Smith, about IL years OF age, left his home
in Miamisburg about four weeks ago, and l
have not heard from him since. | have some
idea that he is employed somewhere. in the Vi
lt,Stilt bf b aytsB, ] aAaAb Issty aAstdaa to
learn his whereabouts. Asy person giving
me information in the premises will confer a
great favor. PHILIP SMITH.
Miamisburg, Aug. 26. 2wd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

CISoISNATI Sept 5 5--Another very severe
thunder storm last night The down train ou
the IndianAplol lis g. Cincinnati railroad, due
here yesterday morning, ran into land slide
twenty miles from the city, aud thrown from
the track, The engine and tender badly dam
aged The fireman was slightly bruised, but
no one else hurt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

straysd or Stolen, on Sunday night,
August %, light Bay Horse, four years old
about 10 hands high, with name shorn off
short, and long tail Had on plain saddle
With no horn Any information, or the return
Of the horse, will be gladly received aud the
person literally rewarded, at Lewis Kimmel's,
. In haalsSh tOatSlfp .ioF at che 6 Mile House,
Eaton pike a29-lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
No. 294l.
Superior Court.

Abn'r Stephens | No; aeat;
DURSUANT 20 = decree OF the Superior Court Of
i Montgomery county, Ohio, entered in the shove
cause, vt It's June Term, A. j. 1854, / will, on
Saturday, September 24th, 1854,
at the door OF the Court House the city Of Dayton,
in said county, between the hours Of two and four
o'clock M. Of said day, sell at uLc outcTy 10 the
highest bidder, the following described premisess
xrt OF the north half Of section number eighteen
Qs), township number three Cs) and range nan beT
Eve (b) between the Miami rivers IN Montgome
county, Ohio beginning At the half section conner on
the west line OF said section thence north u ~ east
elghtytwo (s2) poes TO q 'ntri the1ce south So
eS two hundred and hhy-two and thlrty-six hun.
dr. dthA (262 36'lUO) poles 10 CO neTi thence south
l1 east eighty two and fory.eighth hundra tbs (s2
az 100 poles to corner tuenc' north $40 So west
two hundred and htyIour and forty hundreoihs GOA
4olOo) poles ~ the place Of beginning, contain ne
one hundred an twenty nine and seventy one hun
dredths (l2e 7l-l00) acres.
Said Farm IL about two miles east Of Centreve,
has upon II dwelling two log cabins frame tenant
house, large orchard, and about hleen acres Of
Timber
Appraised at 500 90 an acre. May sell for s37 "a
an acre. oEo. W MALAhBRE,
Master Commissioner.
TT THREsHER N. f, JoRDAN, Att'ys.
Rug2fle6t- davis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
o.asrsl nu,lsr ln N.w York.

NEw YoRK, Sept 3--Gen. Butler arrived
here yesterday His business here is not pub
liely known, thongh it is understood to relate
partially at leastto personal affairs