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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
Nem advertisements.
SHtRIEF'S SALE,

Joseph Brown, OF al. Montgomery Common
vs. case No pleas
Theophoius Browa, etd. in Partition
DURSUANI to an order Of tbe Court Of Common
L Pleas OF Montgomery County, Ohio, msde at its
November 'eriu A p 1861, will sell at public uutcry
on the premises ON
MONDAY, December 9th, 1864.
at clook p tho following described reai estate
to-Slt Situate 10 the county VI Montgomery and
State OF Ohio. on the east Il of section 32 towo .
range o east, Ac
Being lot No. Of surv'y aud subd vision OF the
lands Of Joseph Brown decd, by order Of the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Montgomery county Ohio at
the March tern 1871 see chancery, record II, page
3i2, aud describad az follows
Beginning on the east line OF said section As poles
south OF the N, E corner thereof-thsnces b BJs W
100 poles 10 stone IN the Liberty ROAD, thence :
6ba- II. lu3J poles to stone IN said X nd, thence
So IL. ~ poles 10 stone thence s. % d. poles 10
stone thence sJS r. ~ poles stone on the east
ln7 Of sad sect Oh, thence 5'W. liz poles to the
place Of begunmg containing G6A acres and has been
Assigned Il, The dover Of Elizabeth Brown IN said
lands Of Joseph Brown dec'd, said pr ,uises have
been appraised iree Of rOWer vi S6l % per acre
amounting to $500 70 aud cannot sell ior less than
q fthe appraised value thereof-seId prtuases will
De sold iree OF dover.
TermA "a cash IN hand on day sof sale, I . in one
year, and "a ia two years thereRfter-defered DAY.
menis to bear interest aud to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. GEO. WOGAMAN sheriff
ADAM cray, APy. novl6vGw
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COMMERCIAL.
HbaSIOn Market.

DAYTON, November l6.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 50 08 Retail $40 70.
- WHEAT-Sl T0@l Is. .f...
CORN-l00
OATS-60.
RYE-75(9l %.
BARLEY-Sl 5O@l6O
TEAS-S2 5000 90
COFFEE-45@50c
SUGAR-3O
SUGAR-22@2sc per pound
COFFEE SUGAR-30 S3lc per 10.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33lg per H.
M0LASSES-Sl 35@l4O per gaL
RiCE-20c per TO-
LARD--20G925.
BUTT'ER-40@60 F
CHEESE -25@3O
STARCH-l24c per h.
SOAPS-l6@ l6c per H.
DRIED APPLES-l0(9l2S
BEANS-Per bushelS9 O0(62 so
EGGS-20@ 20 per dos-
TOBACCO 90(1Sl so per 10.
SHoT-S5 i5@6 Copper sack
LEAD--25c per 10
PoTAT0ES--Sl OO@2 20 per bush.
HAY-TimOthy S25 per ton.
WHISKY--l 10
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SHERIFFs SAFE.


OfGylnsble Farm Ia jackson township.
ffedeuck Cook, et al No 2q27
". MONTGOMERY Cuuuty
Valentine ahver, ct. al Superior Court
Df yirtNo vi and IN oosden.e 10 the command of
ID an order Of sale msde by the Superior Court Of
montgomery ecsn'y, Ohio viii offer al Public Gale
on the premises about two miles Of Fa rtners
vile, on
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1854,
Al 10 o'clock A. Al OF said day, lha lolloSinq De.
crihed real estate O. wit: sEatsd in and bsing tho
North part N The South East quarter 4 section
tgsaty three ,ei ToaHship four a., ia the ToEn.
ship Il ia kson, County OF Montgomery and state
Sf ohle, containing oHs hundred and forty two And
one nnh acres.
Appraised ~ sos OJ per aud sannot cell Tor less
shan 5a Of the above EpgIslsement.
Terms u cash, - IA one year, ani the balance IA
two yesrs from the day Of sale Tue dof. rl ray
mouts 10 bear per cent interest aud 10 bg selifed
by mortgage on the premises
GEORGE WOGAhAN, -henH
n. Ih0AtseNI Auyl uetlf WOW
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prr q eaa. ..ns,Ier:. -: eranr.n. J Z. A. q ).

NEw YoRK, November lj-Tbe week
opened with increased animation to the dry
goods market The auctions we're we'll at.
tended, and goods we're fully disposed Of at
advanced prices.
At the enterta nment given General Butler
last evsuine 9, At sbe Fihh Avenue Hotel, he
announced that he will leave for his army in
the field to day In his speech he urged that
the olive branch be once more extended TO the
rebels, and if again refused, thshhs asked for
a harp vigorous war; and that the bounties
given oar soldiers should consist of lands con
fscated from the rebels, (which should be
equally divided, and their owners driven from
the country forever. b. ~. N Z. Ia s.--
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PETITION FOR PARTITION

superior Cour Monia0msr County, ohio
hmsnuel Mac er W DANIEL MscLer. 3iaiy a. I.ster.
Sarah E. Mssheb Ambrose J. Msche7, add Maria
MacheF
nANIEL MACHER, Cf the State OF Michigan,
~ MARY e. MaThsr, Sarah K. MaaAer, Ambro-s
J 1achsr snd harin Macher, Of The Uounty OF
Montgomery, Ohio, will take notice that petition
sts hed agnnst them on the hfh day Of NoYpml sr
A. u. 1864, Ia the Superior COuH within aud h.r tie
County Of Montgomery, omo by Emanuel Machpr
and is now pending, wherein said Emanuel Marfrr
demands partition uf the following described real
estate, 20 wit hltuaietn Inc County Gf Montgomery
IA the State OF OHIO sud 10 the town ui Chamharshurg
n-ing lots numbered Eleven az and Twelve tl9i 90
thr plat nt the said town Of Chanbrrsburt" and fhtt
al tre next term oi said our tie sai EmauUei
haeher Will ap ly for an order that partition may h.
medo y. ssli premises. Dated this Fiuh Il, u
A1yember A ls6i EMANUEL MAChER
Gs0. W. MsLAHBss, Ak'y. now .s,y
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NEw YORK. November l6 Cotton auIst at
] 4lal ~ Flour dull aud lOal5c lower at 3
SOt9l 0 for extra state, 10 9O@ll for round
hoop Ohio Wheat Base lower At 2 35 for
choice amber Milwaukee; Corn 2a3c lover at
79lal 30! for mixed western, Oats duh and
dropping at 98ag9 tor western; Pork lower at
SsaS9 for mess, 40 25AA0 374 for new, aud 3
6OesSS ~ for prime Lard lover Ut
2lA@24i Whisky easier at | 73lal II for
western; Petroleum quiet at 4G for crude, I |
for re6oedin bond, aud ssa9O for free, Sugar
hrm o. 2la23 if40. "a NuuL Iftt.te a1.a
sfEEf u insnt ed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

ToRoSTo, November 10 AT the meeting
of the City Council last night, it transpired
that information had been received of an in
tended dsmonstrAliou On CaGadL blythe mem
bers Of the Feuisn Brothsrbood fsom The U d.
ted States The Mayor said that this iptqr-
nation has been handed over to the govern.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

nR. GEIGER will hereafter attend 6r iasissiy to
~ office practice, aud viii give "sipectp Aten.
ton" 10 the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
rs Diseases Of tho TIL ROAT aud III NGs, OF the EYE
aud EAR, SCROtULOUS AFFECTIONS 6o prm.
airy and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHugA,
GLEEr STRUCTURES, IMPuTENOY, 6c. Also,
DtsEAsTs PECULIAR 10 FEMALEs, aud oucfy Udretv al
On enc D,se7se, whatever may be lts character.
,itice hours from a m TO pm
Sundays, 2 to lOR an, . TO p NJ.
Office Corner OF Jefferson aud Fihh al, Dayton,
OHIO. outs .lmd3mW-ll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

NEw YoRE, Nov l6 Stocks lower Gold
closed at , 33l; N Y c 22l Erie 99l; Read
ing "a sixea Of 81 l22i skies Of 81, cou.
pons lll4 j.20's, registered, 1904 coupons
96t tives Of ~, coupons, 9s; 10 80 coupons
s6ti 1.30's III; one year eertifcntes gGs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
l9rnfrssinnal.

And or lhe tart thfee years Surge n IN tho United
States Navy, has opened office 4 No. 27i Third
street. between Jefferson aud 81 Clair streets nerth
side. Having had the ndva"tags OF the Hospiu IL in
New York aud PhiRdelpla, with twenty years of
Successful pratice, the afflicted may rest assured
by getting his sdy ce that they will obtain every nd
Nantag that the advanced cOnoion OF the Science
ef .nChc ne can render.
Or WISE cures CONSUMPTION. THROAT and all
RESPIRATORY lltsEAHES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATiuN the only reliable means known to the
pro ession, which has proven 20 universally success
nj IA The knst aud IN Europe. u restS al diseases
OF the Ef h and EAR also all diseases peCu'a 10
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what.
so-eyer nay he their character Tho most ncredu-
lous will be convinced ot his success by calling st his
Ohi1e No 918, Third street, Dayton or by obtaining
letters to iuyN rs which IL circulated gIatutOusly.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ TIL O'Clock 4. NJ
Octl5 dAWau
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BUftALo, November lB-- Flour 6rm aud
quiet, Wheat nominal anl in demand Chi.
eago spring 01l for No l. 2 ~ for No /
Milwaukee,, and Chicago 2 IA Corn, No =
! 10 Oats 10 arrive and delivered free SEC;
Whisky held at 7Oal "A; Freights un-
changed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
By Telegraph.
.EPoRTED FOR tue DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights dispatches.


NEw IosK, November Is The CONNER
siufs Washington special seyG
From the fact that officers and soldiers ere
expected yesterday, it is thought Grant con
templates another movement in few days
1t is certain he will make smother effort be.
fore going into winter quarters, which, how
ever, will depend on Sheridah's movements
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o YES! o YES !!

VIA End+rsssnsd 10 a duly licensed Auct ons,r
! 'or Montgomery county aud will cry salss, a.
oisen as MS sofyiees, may be ia demand.
PeTeous who have not taken out license will be At.
sndsd n, II they violate she laW
n, b.-Keslden3s * mea southeast OF AIAAIs.
bphf. orderslet th IOuN kIsHR, b. or ADAM
CLAY, Msmiabal on Man street vii BE- alteui led
10 Col GEORGE KlsER
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sHRRIFFs SALE


'he Dayton LaEi l,Ue0mOuys Asehlae AisnuR1tul-
lns Company
No sss Montgomery County superior Court
Ilt virtue Of ten several eNernu rs ISSUED ln tLi,
ID case, VIII ohsr 20 pubdc Sale al the shou al A
belden No. x59 flst street, Dayton, Quo, on
SATURDAY, November 18th 1854,
~ aoclOek NJ IT said day the following goods And
attached. Fsk.nu execution a. tau propsrfy of
Peter beardoH QUE u tbs members VI the una ui
lhe DAYTON lnod Locomotive Nud Machine Msu4-
hettIin COMPANY, ~ the ztnt Of I,a Dow and ~
sad simeon sparks.
scdI wGs OEO. WOGAklAR sLaria
NJ IoTlOE-ALGMONI. - DANIEL RusL ls hereby
~ nlhhed that Mary Rush his wife has ttrt a
rehh0n Tor AhmOuy again HIN accuuut or wllnti
des-ruon aud gross neglect Of duty and that said ,-
Wi Dc heard ~ the November Term OF the Uuuft ~
uomuaon Pleas OF Montgomery county, lss4
hOUk MCMAHON
SePtemser l-t ieoi septl-atw
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NOFlCE,


v. Ia Mont Com
frank EagaseT, Peas
CAD tIauE En'uzer Is hereby Nodded that the
- said l. il- Ens aid on ite Eiih day OF sep
tember L. l'0i, u., htr pet ton Va the Clerk
Office Of the Conn OF Common Pleas v tniu aod 'or
The County OF Montgomery and state Of OHIO enars.
inR him with habliud drunkenness, and extreme
cruelty aud asking that she uay be divorced from
me said Frauk kn eser, which petition Nih stand FOR
hearing At the nsst November Term. A. D. 1864 oi
said Court ELIZA RNUEsER
BY DAViD A. HoUK, her ATTY
DATToS, September 2si, 1854. sep27 w6w
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90 Mnlsencn.
90 Nnlsemcn.
IMPORTANT 70 FARMERS & HORSENlN
Dayton Shoeing Shop
CORNER or ST. CLAIR ANN FOURTH SITS.
GESSLER & MOCK.
former partner OF
NATHAN SIFFERMAN.

II AFtNG opened shotns Shop GU the conner
IL ut 81 CLAIR ani Fourth streets, IS nov prepared
70 accommodate all Who may desire 10 have uelr
horses shod, IA manner Which will certainly meet
thelr APPRECIATION HaNinf devoted hmaslfto this
business AS tpeeiat,i and having had years q. eK
p1ueuoe ~ the hsness, they invite The attention Of
the pub" TO- the fac ssaboye mentioned. He will en-.
deayOr 10 meet all demsnds promptly and do his
worF satisfactorily. Give him n call
noFl"-lmi GESSLER 4 MOCK =
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JONATHAN MErHRRD's Fstats7

nN tie 10Th day 81 Oat0hsr. A u. ls0t, hs under
~ sigaee was appoin ed aud Qualihed aimin.sira.
gomeIy county, Quo, deceased
Oo'is'vSw JOHN F. Fox,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

DobEkT BOfLE.is nOu6ed that Ella soyis. ~
III on the goth day Of September, A b 1864 hle
her petition 10 tLe Office VI the Carb Of tue Court OF
Osa nOh Pleas within and tor The CoRnty Of MaHt
goIaery and state Of One, asking that shs may y
divorced nom the SAID Rebsit Boyle wheh petitou
will staod tor hearing 81 the term OF ssii Court
Causes hasitlai dtulkrunest aud gross neglect o
duty ELLA BOYLE
J, u. bAsaorF, Auy.
sept 20, 1854 ssI,27. Wsw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
Pure Sweet Cider
FRESH FROM THE PRESS EVERY DAY
AT
L. L. GiIliland's

He has pdtuB aeiderpress, aud is max
ing cider expressly for Family use, which
he sells by the quart or larger quantities.
oeGls lind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Nav YpRE, Nov Is The express has the
toluwmga Z s. II Fa. EFptLB@ aa T
There has been mysterious rumors OF peace
lately on the street, and The speech Of Gen
Butler, last eyeuingsis reRardeda very sg,
nitcaut IN some matters that there is really
something on foot The movement OF Sher-
mans army is supposed to have something to
do wiibih.and The story Laps as follows; !;
Some time since there was a eonclave in Ma.
cou Of The leading ineniol Gsorgia, including
Governor Brown and Vice President Stephens
andau ambassador was sect 70 Washington.
This gentleman WAS authorized to assure the
President that Georgia would secede from the
Comederacy if Sherman would march through
Georgia aud take possession Of Charleston
aud Savannah. The response OF Mr. Lincoln
to this request, about three weeks since, was
that he was not quite ready but would do it
after the election III contended that this is
the real secret OF ,Shermans movements, and
il ia doue with "A view of not only bringing
back Georgu, but also North Carolina and
Alabama IN conneclon with this il was
rumorod on the streets this =. NJ that Angus
Ia had been captured
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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
" DLlt DA LIZ.
No. 294l,
Superior Court.


w. Superior Court.
DuRSOANf 10 u decree OF tho Superior Court Of
L Montgomery county, OHIO, entered Ia the above
cause, e lls Juns Term, 4. D. 1864, | wlll, ON
SATURDAY, December 81, 1864.
az bhe door the COurt House IN the city Of Dayton
10 SAID county between the hours of two and four
oclook ? NJ ofsaid day, sell at Public ouicry 10 lhe
highest bidder, the following described premises
rart o. the north half OF section number eighteen
Qe), township nu-nber three (8l aud range niu ier
nYe t6l, between tho Miami uVers IN Montgomery
county Do, beginning Al the half section corner on
the west line OF said section thence north Is ~ east
eighlJ-tWo tszl poles TO co"Bsr; theco south So
east two hundred and fihy-two and ihirty.siE hun.
dTedlhs (xo2 90ln0D poles to conner; thence eouth
l6 east eighty two and forty eighth hundrs1ths (sQ
b-lCU poles 20 corner tnencA north SO b5' west
two hundred and atty cur aud iorty hundfedths t9si
4O-lO0l poles To tue plsre Of beginning esnLan u4
one hundred ant twenty ains and seyanty oas huu-
dredths Q297l-le8) acres.
Said Farm II about two miles east OF CsntreyIle
mas upon - dSelhug, two log csbns, frame tenant
house, large orrLHrd, and about fifteen Anres ot
Timber
Appraised at s44 ~ an are May sell for So IA
an acre, GEO. ". hALANBkE
Master uoIa ssi6usT.
7. =. fRasssbR n. v. ioRDAN, Att'ys.
noV2lsG4. .daNts
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$4,000 Bushels
F a x 6 q e d w ante d,

IN nnO BUSHES FlaGseod wanted for which
DU,NUU the highest market pnce IN cash will
be ptt at the III iur aud Feed store OF Thos x Gii
~ Oho Peter keisrs No. 80 Fourth street. near
Man DVton, OHIO rliOs. X. GILLIS
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LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNO0N REPORT.

MONTREAL, November l6 -Afer consider
able discussion, Judge Coursal granted the
application OF the Counsel in behalf Of the
81 Adams raiders, delaying the case until
the 18th OF December, to prepare evidence.
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4lallpl!! !! empire.
Citv and Othei Matters.

gsy- 90 to John w. Darsfs, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er 'Dress Goods also, Cioaks, Shawls, Car.
nals 6e lust received dit
New Neat and Provision Store, -
II. Stockett, at his stand ou Market street
north side, a few doors west Of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans Eggs &c,
Ne all fresh and Of the best quality. HIS
old friends and customers, and the public,
are invited to give him a call n p
t#N Hr4a-s 49, - go 81 Z Ht .N .
J. S. Roseberry-No SO Main sti6st--is
Offering his Dry Goods at 10 to 90 per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. Iiis qIl.true,
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.:
J. Heidinger and Thompson, Plaiuuss

against
Daniel Jones, Dsfendant
DEFORE o, Musselman, Justice OF the reaae OF
ID Jackson town-hip, Montgomery County. Ohio
On the 18Th day of OG.obsr A, d. 1891 said Ju -tice
ssued an order of Attachment m the above action,
or the sum OF 80 ya-iuO,
hsW llknAsos, o. OCT lS.h, 1854. Oet2O-WSW
IOHN NJ. ENNIS, PHinuH against Ot aries Butcher
~ Administrator Of Henry Hagermau, de9d, BE-
fore James farmer ,, r Of Dayton toWushipi Mont
g0mery uOuntY, ono, ON die sQih day OF 9eptau-
bar A. D. lsbl, said Jhatce issded an order OF Attach
ment m the aupye acuon for the sumo of Five polr
lars and Interest. Trial set for November II, is8t
81 10 clock r. n .m rl il ~. Il - ~
Oct2J-wsw JAMES TURNER j. p
DHMOVAL M. Nolan's Ofnes has beep re-
~ moved from Ciegg's building to 50 Nam street
ry,s Store. aepg7 w2nios
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE ~
NOTlCE IS hereby given that the undersigned haa
IN been appplnied ADD duty aualied as Adtninis-
traitor Ct the estais OF Frederick Adraan Iste on
Montgomery county deceased sssstAl
JACOB RIFE
'''' - fffs'''s8it taG ,.UA8 4 oS kAoiTySW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Boots and Shoes at Saorifice!-C. P.
HuBER & Son, at 218 Third street, have re-
eeiyed another invoice of 90 cases Boots and
Shoes, from Boston, which they have orders
to sell far below the regular rates. The goods
will be sold at private sale. I2.3tdltw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Nkw YoRK, November l6 BY the steamer
Caotawba we have New Orleans dates of the
3D.
II The rebels are holding the Forts ou both
sides of the Red River, ebove AlexanGria
Falls a 81 n 4 n u n Z.
The registered enemies sent out Of our
lines, have been conscripted by the rebel au
thorties
The rebels at Brownsvlle prohibit The impoi =
tatious, except corn, -four and VEGETABLES
There are 1900 bales of rebel cotton at
Brownsville.
Our returned prisoners say INN use quan
tstes of cotton passed Tyler for Brownsville
and Shreveport
Onr Consul at Matamoras is still protected
by the French guard
Over 100 deserters from the rebel army
came across the Rio Grsude in one day and
gave themselves up.
General Baly had made two. very successful
raids in western Florida
The Richmond papers ofSalurday last de.
vote much space to the discussion Of north
ern politics.
The result Of the election is considered
declaration for mora war, therefore southern
people are urged to think of war for an inde6-
mite period They desire to have no talk or
trouble about questions of peace, and invite
such men as Vice President Stephens, Cover
nor Brown and Mr.. EoycP TO resign
The Wing is confident that before the close
Of this month Grant will make a combined and
formidable land and water attack on Rich
'mond
The Tribune Washington correspondent
says the report gains currency that Mr. Fes
senden will be succeeded by r. j Walker
p See Stantons illness is so severe that his
phycians have advised him to abandon his ol-
hcial sRxiely.
The Times Washington special snys that
Gen Hancock has been temporary relieved Of
bis command al his own request 10 attend to
his wound.
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Farmers y Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

w AGN HR 50 SHIRK.
(svsgEssoH TO senEIstEa sralszL1E)
HAVE tak on this old aud popular Hotel on Second
II street, Dayton, and bOpo by their attention 10
business to sustain tn Wseafnsd reputation of this
we'll known house.
The services oiMr. Henry Foster, 30 widely known
have been retained A. Clerk.
The patronage O. its former lriendsls eOndd4ntl,
anuciuatej Rge2q ,lSty
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MORNING REPORT

NFw YoRE, Nov l6 The following offic.
al orders have been issued General order
War Department Washington IA
Ordered by the President: LIST, That the
resignation Of George B. Mcclellan as Major.
General in the Z. S. army, dated Nov. sth,
and received by the Adiulant General on the
10th inst, to be accepted as Of the sth Of No
vember
End, That for personal galantry military
skill aud gteat confidence in the courage and
patriotism OF his troops displayed by Phillip
Sheridan on the 18th Of October at Cedar
Run, whereby he made tue blessing Of provi
dence His routed army was reoTganized, a
great national disaster sysrted and brilliant
victory achieved over the rebels for the 81
lims in pitched battle within 80 dAys Phil
lip II. Sheridan is appointed M1or General in
the u. : army to rank as such from the 9Th
day of November 1864.
By order OF the President Of the United
States l'i.ta &-4f a41st ~
.,....a O., L d TOWNSEND.
.l.r' Ass'F ADJT. .-GRR '
he Herald sWashing;onspsei says:
IL is nov reduced 10 certainty that be.
tween now . nd the meeting of the Supreme
Court on the first Monday In Dec Mr. Stan
ton is TO be appointed TO the vacancy Of Chiel
Justiceshipand Major General Butler brought
iAto the War Department ffata II
The choice was between General Butler aud
Governor Brongh OF Ohio, but the latter was
dropped on aceouRi Of Gov Dsnnison being
already in the nsv Csbinst ,r-fsr7, E
The reported cspture Of A6pusta, Ga, by
Sherman is treated By, The military authorities
here as a pure canard !. There ia no informa
ton hereto make the slightest fouhdatiou for
EVENT. General sherman Is marching IN
that direction, he has not yet had time 10
reach Augusta, and there isno expectation Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

TORONTO November IL Hon. w. p.
Howland has accepted the office OF Post Mas
ter General
Hon Geo. Brown leaves for Eng land to-day
on business connected with the new Couled.
eratioH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Lost or Stolen On Friday night the
llth inst, from the residence Of the under
signed in Miami City, Pointer Dog, white
with liyercolored spots He weighs about
eighty pounds, aud s between three and four
years old. A liberal reward will be given for
his return to the "Globe Saloon" Market st {,
or to my residence. JAMES RirTY