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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
Lubrlcatlng Machinery ON.

VIE subseribsrS are now nrsn,,.1 o. -,
a. manufacturers and Railroad Companies SIitb
nee Of all grit and deposit AS' :" gum anu
wholesale and retail at the Garner ~ Ny.,L.,
Je7.2v WARREN 4 nrnarn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15

NJ RIGHTS REJUvENATING ELIxIR cures
w 1mpotency, Mental and Physical DepreSSjon.
1mbectlity, Determination OF Blood to the Head,
hhysseriI PalpitatGa Of the Hear, Loss fAppette
Absence Of Muscular Power Low spIrits. DIsorGS;I!
iHation OF the Organs OF Generation, EmRciation
and LosS OF Plesh. For sale at
1e10 GRAHAM's DRUG STORE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
The SteenrOd House.

D d5Pt Gee undergoing alterations which will
!, Nth nPs drives and walks aud aShfnE SToUndS. or
LIP Dc converted into Seminary. Ghieb NAV he
Apply to MRs.JUDGBT HoMPsoN. mVSI.im
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
CountY levy.

A LII accounts against the County Of Ohio and
"A the OVtrSeers OF the Poor should be MED win
the undersigned on or bsfore the 10th instant, In
order that they may DO allowed In the Annual Levy.
jolb-td ego. ". SIGHTS, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15

oIs and Al, come help along this bensyo1.,.
taxing Because you feel secure, don't rs. tGt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
FOR CASH.

All are invited to call and examine Stock Prices
j. O. HARBOUR,
ESb26 No. 1S9 MAIN sFRHKT,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17
NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs.

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
The subscriber has on hand choice selection oc
OLD BRANDY, ft1m Sl2 to $40.
FRENCH BRANDY.
MADEIRA AND sHERRY WINES, IRON o. to IS.
OLD MONONGA AHELA WHISKY, from 81 to So.
GINGER WILD CHERRY, and RAsPBERRY BRAN
DIES, ROSE CORDI AL, &C., from 81 % to So
Also, BRANDY, from 81 to g..
SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES, from 81 to ~.
FOR COOKING PURPOSES.
TO be bad at
NO. 115 N. SECOND street.
HENRY MUDDY,
ISAAC - ENANs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

Henry W. Scott, OF Bennington, ,Nerm mt has
been offered a salary of $500 year to 20 10
Brazil and supcrintend the erection of an enor-
nous powder mill for that Government, the total
cost of which is to exceed Sl5O,Oo0.
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BROwNEON N-WiLLIAMs.--A New York on the
l3th Instant b the Rev. Francis VlntOn, ID. D.. JAMES
= BROv hbON 70 II. ELIZA, daughter Of Coleman
illama.
COoK-PHAR0 AT Tuckerton M. on the lith Of
December, by the Rev. Charles u. Cooper ELIJAH l..
COOK and NJ VIRGINIA, daughter OF tho late Jos W.
IharO. Mount Holly n. j., papers please copy.l
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

BULLION CREEK
OF co M P A N Y.
CAPITAL, $500 900.
2OO, 900 SHARES. ........ $3.50 PAR VALUE.
working Capital, $4,000.
OFFICE, No. ia g. SIXTH STREET,
PRESIDENT,
WALTER J. BUDD.
TRRAsURER,
DELL NoBLIT, ia.
sRcRBrART,
JOHN ROBERTS.
DIRECTIONS,
JANBa GRAHAM WALTER J. BUDD,
JAMEs W. CARSON, JodR no SLIT,
G, ID WOLFE, EDWARD GLENN.
WARNER H. RAIsoN, d. ". DEHIsoN
DILL koBLIT, in, h, Is, BANNERS.
Tie property of this Company of from $50 to
the river nosr ana above the mputn OF scrGD
Grass cI in Venango county, Penn' 'ylyania IL mas
RI boTiug territory Tor the whole distance But
lion creek passes through for tne stance OF One-ha
- 20 three quarters J OF mile, imbedded In soep
va ey along The and sides Uf which ample 50 zee
for boring deep ravne extends into the mus rom bul-
n, creek for distance 0f about onehali G5t mi e.
anoreing large additional amount Of surface for 6eras
Its asceraiued by tho testimony Of aged and re-
spectacle residents that the Indians years ago. gathered
oh the surf'Ce OF the avnes on this property, and
used Il iOT rheumatic affections. In later times the e am
sters Hulon Iron Furnace gathered ana used the oil
for the purpose OF apply Ing 1t to gas and brases on
their boTses OO years to exude at number
Ct places the bank OF the Allegheny river and In the
rayne alluded 10.
Theres every reason therefore, believe that the pro-
pert OF the Company is rich in It's supplies OF O The N
plies OF oil oil creek have higher level thAn the oil
bearing rocks this property and thA Consequently ne
supply viii be manent than that OF Ocreek ITSELF
The immense eSen OF boring surface equal 10 the M
bed frontage Oil creek OF the Egbert, story anQ far
farms must render the property Invaluable beyond any
Wei is aready down about 4S5 feet in the sinking of
which, year since oil was twice struck, out the then
owners turned their attention TO the mAnuiagture o. sat,
water great strength and In great quantity was
| obtained Gas Is nOw flowing therefrom. An engine -
already and tubing the groun with all the ap-
planes tor snE ing ths wei 70 gIesteI aepsni - ~
The Company have directed contracts TO be made Tor the
sinking OF ihreo additional wells Immediately. , ,,,,
The operations Of the Company Will be CREAMY iaelh'
tA'ed by several circunstancesi- = -. .,,ot.,,
| lst The advantage Of water transportation eQulsale
TO in the price OF oil from 81 TO o. por pIe
"a railroad will PROBABLY pass through the property
conuectng fy the way OF Kittanning and FreepOrt with
the Pennsy lvania Central ahording tv ni,lss "
| M, aus OF trans spoTtRton to the Eastern Gllles' nj
9d There Is q heavy growth Of HemlocA OtN, anu rue
which will flrnlsh the Company cheap supplies OF bldhH
aeTias and fno and alto aioIu an lhcluehAi souoe
Ior stock received the onee Of the
| Company, at The Treasurers, NO. zzi .: rhvoNNL
Street, or by any of the Directors. - ~ stutlot
TXTRA FINE BLACK FRUIT CAKE Al
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17
HOLIDAY PRESENTSi {
ll3 PRICE & WOOD, ll3
north NINTH. above Arch,
have lust opened sevor, nnc lots Of Goods
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Handsome Embroidered Hsn6ksrchiefs, all linen, 81
MP to %.
Enbroldered Handkerchief, g., 75 and a5 cents.
Lsdei Black Border Hemstltchcd Hardterchiefs, O.,
10. and 80 cents, Ands 81.
Ladies' Linen Cambria pemsutshsd Handkerchief,
s7k, a.. bO, 5j, 90, G5 and 10 cents.
Ladies French Linen Hemstitshed Handkerchief.
Ladies Hemsutched Handkerchief, Colred Bordcr.
Misses Hcmsutchcd Handkerchief 25, 80, and axe
Gents Linen Cambro Handserchish.
Gems Hemscbod liandkcrchicfs, T5o, Sl and 81 25.
Gents Hemsttohed Hsndkerchsfs, Colored Border Bl,
8l'i2h, Sl25, Sl'jO aud 6l75.
Cons Hemmcd Handkerchief, white and Solid Colored
Border.
Gents Colored Border Handkerchief 20 and u cents.
Gents shandsome Pocket andke chiefs, yard square
Handsome Worked Sets and worked Bodies.
Bes bread Lace Collars.
large assortment Of BLACK Lace Yeis 20 cents, 81
81 %, sl97f. sI5e 81 TO- ~, - 25 SF5O g. AND s.
Hands, me Brocho scarfs.
Ladies' Fancy Back Combs.
Handsome Buffalo Hair Brushes, plain and ulad backs
large assortment or Porte Nounsios,
Ladies' and Gents Gloves.
Gents Kid Lined Gloves,
Woolen Hoods, hontsgs, and Sca'fs,
large assortment Of rayor's Extracts and Pomadcs.
PRICE & WOOD,
No. 113 N. MINT Il StrOet,
N.B.-open in the evening until Christmas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
By Telegraph.
Last Nights dispatches.


WAsHNoroN, Sept l2.--Capt NJ Session,
Of the Z s steamer Santiago de Cuba, under
date OF Sept 9TH, informs the Navy Depart.
nent that on Saturday, when on his way to
Hampton Roads be discovered, chased and
captured blockade runner She proved to
be the English steamer A. ID. Vance, late
Lord Clyd., from Wilmington, n. G.. She
was an iron side wheel steamer, two years old,
very fast and had on board some 4l0 bales ol
cotton and some turpeutine Her tull cargo
cannot he known until il is taken ont in Bos
ton
Rear ADMIRAL lee, in a dispatch dated Blu.
ford Sept Z, says
The Eliza ran out OF Wilmington on the
4th inst and WAS captured next day by the
Keystone State and Quaker City.
g. The tlNs was seen and fired upon when
she San ont, by the Nephon and Britannia, and
was chased oil by the Santiago de Cuba, until
lost in the darkness.
At 1890 next day she was seen and cap.
turtd without papers or flag
| A shell lrom the Quaker City exploded in
the torehold OF the Eliza, aud destroyed about
| l50 bales Of cotton Part of the cargo wa,
thrown over BOARD in the chase, and there are
now about $50 bales on board The prize
will he sent 10 Boston. The Eliza is new
and Of light drait
A large porIioD Of the recent loan will bt
appropriated to the army, by an act of Con
gress passed in June last
An officer employing a soldier as sservant
is subject to the reduction OF his pay TO the
amount Of the legal allowance for servsn
or servants, and also the cost Of the soldier
to the Government
This provision was evidently intended tC
check an abuse of long standing and grea
magnitude, viz: The withdrawal Of soldiers
from active duty for menial purposes. There
fore il an officer enjoys the luxury Of a SO!
der !or a servant be has 10 pay the entire ex
pense out of his own pocket In cases whert
civilians are employed by those who are al
lowed 10 do SO, this does not apply
Many of the officers have just been mad,
aware Of the new Law, and its practical appli
cation 10 them is matter Of surprise and al
unlocked for deduction from their pay
Fity.one rebel deserters from Anderson
division, who recently came into our lines, or
rived here to day, on the mail boat from Cit
Point, They say they are anxious to desert
From accounts received it appears the Arm
of the Potomac is unusually healthy, and tn
hospitals contain but lew patients.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

NEw YoRE, Sept 10 The Worlds special
says, of Hancock's movement on Friday
night last, when the rebeI picket line with en-.
trenchments was carried that onr line in
front Was rather irregular, and il was deter.
mined to straighten it mp BY taking that
held by the rebels
The coveted position lay al the foot Of a
hill on crest Of which is strong rebel
fort making the attack Que Of great hazard
Besides it was OF value 10 the e0emy mas
much as il afforded him a survey Of goodly
stretch Of our works toward either flank -
so at A. NJ the 9Oth Peunsglvaria, 20h
indiana and Second q $ Sharpshooters,
all under Gen Dstrobiand, started noiseessly
from their position, and with bavonets Gxed,
moved quickly toward the rebel position
The World special says The rebels were
asleep, and our troops were in their ride pits
before they knew it. In the confusion two or
three shots we're fred and that was ALL Some
artillery was fred from the hill, bat did no
damage Orr troops were instantly set TO
work turning the entrenehments 10 their own
advantage About three o clock force Of
rebels we're heard approaching, whereupon a
vigorous fire Of musketry and artillery opsn.
cd on them and they retired. They declared
however they would come again and retRke
the works which BY the tims this reaches you
will be greatly strengthened Hls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

CAIRO, September IA Ere broke out at
. o'clock this morning, on Commercial Ave
nue., between 9Th aud 9th streets. consuming
all the buildings on the west side Of the ave-
nue., except Winters Brick Block Ii then
extended to the opposite side Of the avenue,
destroying ihe United States Hotel spread up
9Th and 9th streets, commencing IT. Brown a
hotel, Rising Inn, and other buildings. The
houses burned on Comme reial Avenue, includ
ing the Planters House, Shamrock House,
stove hardware, grocery, dry goods, clothing,
al other stores The principal losers are
Con D Callahan, three stnre, brick, entire
stock Of stoves, tin iron and copper ware. Loss
$40, 00O-insured s. 900 Wm Swain, gro
Ger $l5, 900, Insured for $4,000 j. l.. Brown,
groceries liquors, Sl3, 900, insured Tor So 500
Martin Toners, Shamrock Honse, $1,000, no
insurance Total loss will probably reach
$500, 90, insurance about $4,000.
Steamer John J Rose, bound for New Or
leans with battalion Of the Second Nilsson
ri Cavalry, sunk in thirty feet of water above
New Madrid No live lost. All the horse.
on board we're drowned
Steamer Robert Burns from Memphis for
Cincinnati, has l64 bales Of cotton, and will
take on eighty bales here
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
VaIus or ths Prl.es Taken

WAsHiEGToN Sept l2-Gentleman con
uected with naval affairs say the English
blockade runners, Eliza and Advance, recent.
ly captured, together with their cargoes, are
worth probably half million dollars The
officers aud sailors who seized these prizes
will therefore receivs handsome dividends
The officers Of the Advance say she was cap
tured ooly because Of the bad coal she had on
board
The obstruction OF the Weldon railroad by
our army preyepls the supply of better Arti'
ole 70 the blockade runners. a. sas9'.la.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
MORNING REPORT.



PORTLAND, Me, Sept. l3-l 45 A M
Ninety five towns give Coney 26,S3l,
Howard 1868; Union ma jorlty ,l66 This
vote includes a little over iour-tenths Of the
State, and the same relative gain will amount
to 1000 in the whole State making Couey g
majority 1880 to 10000 The counties
have all Undoubtedly gone Republican, elect.
ing their State Senators and county officers
the House OF Representatives will stand
about the same as last year. which stood l24
Union to 26 Opposition The Gubsrnatorial
vote in 1860, which proceeded President
Lincoln's election, stood Republican 70,003,
Democratic IS $50, straight Whig and scat.
tering l,755, being Republican majority OF
1925, some 1000 short Of probable majority
this year
A violent storm has prevented many towns
from getting their returns to telegraph
Offices, and has made the lines work badly,
Polls throughout the State have been kept
open until six o clock to-day, two hours later
than heretofore. The amendment to the
Constitution permitting soldiers to vote will
be carried almost unanimously
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
nIoeEsa. munnsr. a, n.,,f.r.

HALFAA, Sept, IL The blockade runner
Old Dom ui1n, arrived here Saturday night.
Che hoo ,,, hnnd-ad and s;.btr h.las Of 20,
ton on board Tor England, said to he for the
payment Of the interest of the rebel loan 49,
She lelt Wilmington last Sunday night She
reports that the pirate Tallahassee was about
20 leave on a plundvrng cruise, on Tuesday
night She also reports that Two more block.
ade runners were 20 leave the same night
The famous Alexandra. nov called the
Mary, arrived here Saturday, it is said for re.
pairs. Tho following blockade runners are
now ia port Steamers Little Hattie, n ..
Heath, Repairing, Constance, Flamingo, Lady
Shurey aud Condore Besides the above Is
the steamer Asia, tender 10 the rebel feeI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
nmrrriiIna Itouted.

LOUISVILLE, Sept l2-The upward train
from Bardstown, this morning, was captured
BY sixteen guerrilas, nnder General Mlgru-
der, who destroyed the locomotive, buried
one car, and robb d the passengers
The Journal says the following dispatches
have been received at General Rousseau 3
headquarters. H. e
MuarREEsBoRo, Sept To Major B. H.
Polk, A. A. G--Colonel Thomas Jordan, Of
the Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry, with 250
men, surprised attacked and routed Debrel's
rebels, 1000 in number, at Readyville yes
terday, killing aud wounding many, and cap
turing 80 rebels.
Our loss is one killed and five wounded
and four missing To-day the railroad was
torn up at Belle Buckle The damage is
trihing. The bridge over Stewerts Creek,
the only one injured by Wheeler, is rebuilt
H. P VANcLEVE, Brig Gen
Sept. lO--To Major B. Ii Polk, A. A. G.
The road is in good order from here to
Chattanooga. The trains left this morning
with mails TOR the army at Atlanta The reb.
els are retreating by way Of McMnnvie,
Signed II. p. YANcLEyE,
Brigader General
Pulaski dispatch OF the 9th says that
General Rousseau had concentrated all the
forces OF SteAdman and Granger with his own,
and were pushing Wheeler toward the Ten.
uessee River. The country between Nash
vile and the Tennessee River is reported full
of struggling bands.
General Milroy has returned to Tulahoma.
He telegraphed from there Saturday, that
loo rebel cavalry cut the wires Friday, about
seven miles northwest Of Shelbyville, and
we're gong toward Franklin.
Debrel and Williams had united their
forces at Wo0dsbury.
Williams and Robinson passed Beechgrove,
Corwin county, with 1000 men and three
pieces Of artillery, going towards McMinn-
Vile
Sherman has re established commu MICA
tion via the Nashville Il Chattanoogs Rail
| road.
! The repairs on tho Tennessee 4 Atlanta
Railroad viii be completed Monday. Wheeler
IN the aggregate bias Destroyed oply stI miles
/ of track
Two hundred and forty car loads ol sub
sistence were received in Atlanta on Friday
last
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton NIarAeI.

DAYTON, September y
HARSHMANS FLOUR. Red wheat
wholesale 81 4 co. Retail Sll 90
WHEAT--Sl 80.
C0RN-ll0
OATS-7O
RYE 45@l so,
BARLEY-$l 50@1GO
TEAS--$2 50@2 90
C0FFEE--5S660c.
SUGAR-30.
COFFEE SUGAR-33 D35c per 10
HARD REFINED SUGAR-31Ic Der ID
M0LASSES-$l 35@I4O per gal.
RICE-20c per h.
LARD-l8@20.
BUTTER-40@50
CHEESE. -23625
STARCH-l2lc per ID.
S0APS-2Oc per H.
DRIED PEACHES-25(422.
DRIED APPLES-l5@2O
BEANS-Per bushel So 50@3 90
EGGS--ls per doz.
T0BACC0-90@Sll0 per IL.
SHOT-$5 90 per sack
LEAD-26c per 10.
P0TAT0ES-$2 so per bush.
HAY-Timothy $50 per ton
WHISKY-l so.
ToMATOES-$3 90 per bush
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

JAMES KELLY will be q candidate beior the
Democratic County Convention, for nomination tor
the Off G OF Recorder
MEssRs. EDIroRs You will obiige many Demo
crats NJ Randolph township Il you will announce
the name o THEODORE y. EbY, OF Union AS
candidate for Recorder, subject The decsioh of the
crat, good business man, aud one OF the hest
pc men m the county.
MOSEs WOGAMAN, Esq OF Madison township il
candidate Tor the office OF sheriff, subject 10 the
decision of the Democratic County Convention
MEssRs. EDffoRs PLEASE announce M NJ KIM
MEL Esq, OF Jefferson township, q. n candidate Tor
Sheriff Lf Montgomery county, at the October cleo
ton, subject TO the decision OF the Democratic con
yenton. MANY DEMOCRATS.
G. Is, HARTMAN will be acandidate Tor the 6f6ce
Of sheriff. subject to the Democratic County 1Onyen-
ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

The CIRCUS Troupe is the largest an mos I
complete eyer comhiped "a one establishment, bring
composed Of the most popular skllbi and accom-
plished performers ia the Profession, having been
selected from the first estRhlis ia Europe and
Amenca. Among the principal Arusis are lhe fol
lowing
MABEMOISELLE JOSEPHINE, the icauttul,
gra ,e,n snd elegant Eau stTienne
SAMUEL BURT, the wonderful sauteust and Hurdle
Rider
JAMES DE MOTFE, the renowned Principal Act
Rider and HiStnonc Equestrian
sHAPPEE WHISKY. Jb" great Trapeae Pes-
formers, the most dArngesd Hklillgl Acrolats "a
N the profession
YOUNG FFRRANrI, from the COf1a CTcus, Msdnd,
the MIRACULOUS Contortioust;
CHARLES RIvERs, the popular and dsshing FouI
Horse Rider and sgile 1umhler.
GEO. 81 tMAN. IN nis Eguestr 49, OF the Reyuly-
ing Globe, an in hs barrel and IIanca Perform
j. shiudle, Robinson Jones' LeNerdis, Le sieur IRE
msin, Monsieur Frank, August simOnd, james
/ Benton, Henri Clarence, Ci-Tmont, Guet1ye Du-
crow ans large and efficient Troupe Ct NEulters,
AcrohstA, rumbers and Dancers
/ JAS. WARD. ihc Humafit and Ans Firan Clown,
chinese Nesri Iuanrer, hlack-TOpe. PeriormeT,
Com q SINGER, stump Sprai sr, g., Hr.;
JOHNNY BOOKER, fhe Eccentric aud Trick Clown
Audirlesisutde CbfuiGsfs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
An oni.t rri,h sh,ria.n.

BALrmoRE, Sept u --Amercan's special
from Harpers Ferry today says
There has been no change in the military
situation since my last
Working parties have recommended work
on tke Baltimore h Ohio Railroad this morn
ing, and 1t is expected that the road will he
In running order by Friday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
New Hampshire Election.

BURLINGToN, VI, Sept. l2.--We have re-
turns from III towns which foot up as follows
Smith, &c 2l9; Redfeld 1881; Smiths ma.
jOrty, l5,64s.
Returns from $50 towns show the election
Of 2l3 Union and 20 Democratic Represen
taliyes The Senate is unanimously Union
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Information Wanted My boy Phillip
Smith, about l2 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
einity Of Dayton, and am very anxious TO
learn bis whereabouts Aay person giving
me information in the premises will confer a
great favor PHILIP SMITH
MiamisburF, Aug. 26. 2wd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
What Doss this Mean

NEw YoRE, Sept. l3.-The Richmond En-.
quirer, of the 9Th, has marked editorial in
which il looks for pesee--s lasting, perma.
nent peace--on Calhoun's doctrine that the
executive department Of the Federal govern
ment should be represented in two agents in.
stead Of one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
shrnhbsrv. Fruit Trees,

shrubbery, Fruit Trees, &o,-Mr
George Say has made arrangements with the
nurseries for the hest lot Of shrubbery, fruit
trees and eyergreens, ever Offered to the peo-
pie Of this city and county Prices low as
ever. Persons desiring anything in this line,
may address orders to Mr. Say through the
Post Office Of Dayton, who will attend to
them with punctuality. sept e'daw2w'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept l2-The steamship Ma
coca from Southamy.oa S'it ult, has ar
rived
The Times says of the account Of the ram
Tennessee's doings that IL it is true, it is one
Of the most gallant actions of the American
war The account Of the loss Of both sides
makes the action still more extraordinary
Confederate loan, 7S@79
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
atanm.r Cnnfnrnd.

FoRTREss MONROE, Sept IL The Steamer
Fawn, running between Norfolk aud North
Carolina, was captured yesterday on Dismal
Swamp canal by party Of rebel raiders -
The crew and the passengers are prisoners.
The steamer was burned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
por.,, ssr..lsvnr1 Geo. sender.

NEw YoRK, Sept l3.-The Washington
Union Of tue 10TH learns that Horace Gree
ley has again entered into correspondence
with Sauders, assuring him that Commission
ers will be quickly sent ii desired By Messrs
Clag aud Holcombe, to Richmond to negotiate
for pence without conditions prece lent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

NEw York. Sept 10 "A Commercial s
special says that Mr. Glaze ds ies the in
suuation that he does not support Lincoln -
He promises letter for publication on the
subject The secessionists denounce Me
Cleilan's letter bitterly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
GOLD.

NEw YoRk Sept IL Gold opened at Gal
aghers Evening Exchange st22l4 and sold
down to 1901 After the call large sales
were made at 220 and down to 2ls4; closing
at 2l9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

NEw YoRK, Sept II The Treasury De.
partment is Withholding all. other payments
in order to pay the soldiers No news from
Grant or Sheridan to-day.