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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKLr-IhG Funds were fiat
and ping and the general tone OF the Stock Exchange
wa.ycry gloomy C0n.o, the 2s closed al BSidt The
Money rnartct rFs rasy There full demaHd a,
per cent The old private banks Of Gynn Co and Cure
20 had auslss mGtsd.
ItvKR pool june % a m-CoTrox--The Gales Of Monday
Tuesday have been about l7ot0 bales including co TO
.ors and eIporirs The market is dull, and prices
favor buyers to n. extent Of 10 ID D-Amench being
the least Affected
Ts.pE At MLScHHsTER yesterday was almost at stand
s. owing to the critical appearance OF European poitcs
Prc - generally unchanged
BRKaDsTuYrs-a. ,G, Wakefield Nash Co and Bis.snd,
AbyA Co. report Flour hTncE and partially rather deaief
Wheat In some speculative demand and Id d2d higher Red
Western, as southern, e5dsie = 100 10 White IN
changed Corn hrner and shade deareri M1ed 70 d2S
Observation-Disclosures Spence CO. and Gordon Bruce
report; Beef ETiu and steady Pork unchanged aud
steady rate Lard quiet but uDaltered
Better no tales, Tslow hrm but quiet al y al Tor ~ A.
PRorrCE-k.het quiet, small 'aes OF Poe al ~. sugar
quiet and unchanged. Coffee and RE. Inactive lnseed DOH
Iiu,rrd OH steady Rosin sells At HbdG15 for common
French Spirits o. Turpcntne quiet at 20 for French Pc
LoSpoy MaRxsTs.-Wheat firm, and generally dsarer
for Fngsh. Flour unehang.d Sugar. quiet Coffee hTm
and wanted Tea steady Rice quiet hEinrr rates IAo~
in moderate demand at steady poes Lnseed IN sse lie
trol.uu 81 for Refined
AurnicAs SECURITIES continue dull.
LATEST
LoSDoS, June 29-9i ?. m.
LIVERPOOL. June g. 1884
CoTToN-Sacs two days 1900 bales, including
1000 bales 10 pecusor' and eIpoter The market quiet
and unchanged.
BRrlpsTuYrs-The rntrlet is brm, with upward ten
denoy
PKovrsIoSs-The market Is steady
PRopUcg-Thc market Il que, and steady
LONDON June 23COnsos closed ~ 500 dB9t Tor money.
SroCKs-Ilinois Central Railroad soiaSS d's
count Erie Railroad, 526A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FOURTH OF JULY.

The House met at ~ o'clock. when MIR.
WAsHBURSE Ill) offered the following resolutions;
R,,osd That before the adjournment OF the present SEES
sion OF Congress this day the eighty eighth anniversary Of
our National independence II is becoming and proper for tho
Of the people to renew 10 officers soldiers
engaged Ina the present ugle for the
OF M, Rebellion against profound and
heartfelt thanks for their services and sympathy Tor Their
suhernss and TO congratulate them their and
their trumphs and TO express the hope Of speedy eTmna
ton Of the and their retan 10 the peaceful pursuits Of
life.
Mr.. wAsHBURsE. In offering this resolution, briefly
contrasted our present situation with what IT was on
the last Fourth OF July Although Vicksburg capitu'
lated one year ago day yet the Mississippi River
still closed the Rebels holding Port Hudson In Ten.
nessee, we only held 10 Nashville or Murreesboro.
The changes which the last year had brought 10 IA in
the military situation should I'LL .he country with hope
and courage Lee instead Of advancing into Pennsl l.
yana had been driven to Petersburg and had either
got to retreat 10 the Caronas TO be cooped up and
captured Lieut. Gen Grant, that child OF victory OF
the North West had driven Lee for sixty miles through
his Entertainments, outgenerLing him IN every move
ment, and beating him IN every battle
While the country was concerned at our own losses
IL did not to consider the immense losses inflicted
upon the enemy. The Bebes had lost IN TINS
20 900 In killed and wounded and 5000 prisoners our
losses did not exceed those OF the enemy N Killed
wounded and prisoners The enemy had lost 70 general
officers in killed wounded and prisoners 20 guns and
innumerable battle flags and standards -
We had lost only five guns. captured thouRh " lsom
and Hunter had destroyed some niteen OF twenty smal
pieces to prevent them from Iaing INTO lIe nanus ol
The enemy We have lost seventeen general officers In
Killed wounded and prisoners All the railroads lead
ing 10 Richmond have been destroyed that much time
Will be required TO repair them Our forces held pos
session Of the Petersburg and Weldon Road whlle
Wilson In his recent brilliant raid had destroyed nearly
hfry miles of the two roadsthe Danyie road and the
Petersburg and Lynchburg road. Hunter had achieved
immense snocess In South estern Virginia III destroy
Ing riJoada sptting oaDalA CAPTURING barees taking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
IfaIy,
Spuiu.

Garibaldi had arrived at Isehia from Caprern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
Turkey.
The neROtin.

The negotiations between the Porte and
Prince CouSa had terminated TO the entire satisfaction
Of both parties except the question OF the convent
property which remains 10 be submitted 20 n confer
ence Of the European Powers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

telegram from Madrid says that Minis
teria Council had decided to treat the Peruvian di
Guilty in such manner ~ TO avoid war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Rserul..nE In new YorE, 40.

New YoRH, Sept. Horace Greeley tel
| egrsphs TO the Tribune, from Syracuse:
hear cheering reports of recruiting through
out our State. Men are going forward daily
HARDY and strong formers cons, inleIlige
agd resolute patriots Very little exertion
Will be required to ii our State quota by the
middle of the month. Gen. Joe. Hooker
made an effective and strong war speech at
bWatertown last evening.
I q New YoRK, Sept 6.-Tribune's special, at
Buffers Headquarters, 9th, suys the Dutch
Gap canal, as "a canal, ia so far completed that
~ success is beyond question. The river will
be brought In u new and better channel, and
commerce will be, forever facilitated, but OF
bow mHehdmPortance, as a military expedi
ehtthe canal may be, remains 70 be seen, 1t
will by no means oJep the river to Richmond.
The rebel gunboats are now a mile or two
lfabove IL Fort Dt1ry is above It, aud there
may be distractions IA the channt / a bove.--
However, by means Of it we sbail flank
Howlett's house battery, which is almost, as
formidable as Drury'S Bluff, and shall cut
oil SIX miles of. the river ,-,,,si. &. /.
The Times correspondent. with Sheridan,
near Berryyille, Sept. 4th, says Gen Sheri.
dana entire army 10 bull ling rife pits, en-,
treneh ments &o.. .,.......l5ls 1atHoul1l ,5taisg
Our present line is almost the same one
We occupied when falling back from Win
cheater, and is capable Of stgong and stub
born resistance The same, correspondents
gives the following aeeount Of the battle OF
Berryvilles ..l
At the first sound Of hestlllteb our men
turned ont rapidly under arms, scarcely wait
ing tor thsabug lies 10 give the alarm Quickly
tie 9Th Virginia and 3Gth Ohio formed in lne
Of hallla and uaovad ,aiaadilv foFward nf tha
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

W,AsHiN0ToE,j SePlember 6-7Fifteeu rebel
deserlers brought hither from the Army Of
the Potomac, were released upon taking the
Oath, aud Furnished with transportation as far
North as Philadelphia These dessrters rep
resent hfab8ma, Florida and North Carolina
regiment', and sevsretoft them said they had
either TO enlist in the rebel service or slarve
lp ths effort 80 I'll the quotas, an0audue
proportion of andsmen have been Gu listed in
the Navy and TO remedy the evil an order
has been issued yesFfcrng the proportlop
heteatter to 10 per cent of the whole humber
Of enlistments THIS course is rendered ne
hecessary to prevent the accumulation of
large surplus of- f-apsetYiceable reetaits Or.
dlnsEy seansn1 aud .Rremen are sull wanted
The tres military academy Tor the sdaca-
lion Of aRpicsnts foe the coinmana Of color,
ed troops, instituted in Philadelphia, will be
closed on the 18th jnst.@ lsa ti-''o' e., p .l.r
Dpripg the last ten days, the number Of men
mustered into the arUly has averaged 5000
dag, 90 the 3D. 4, l3t, t,wers mustered ia, and
on the I'd, 6,l6O wese, on the latest reports
receiFed.. The mum sr mustered in on the
Sd insl 10 probably greater than has been mus,
tered'during any other one day for nearly two
years 5i. I'm, ,tsvs NV ,,
\ The subserlpLioB 10 the ssven-thirtY loan
reported 70 the Treasury Department today,
amount to S326,000, and to the ten.forty loan
$l40,000y ao has tas oiiess 1o ,,sst ti1b y % V
About 25 900 widows are receiving p,n,,
sohs, under the laws passed with relerenceto
the present war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
H'PuNI''"n sts's, ScsSsysqi'eH cS new

STaAsUsE, NJ w. Sept 6 NEARLY all the
delegates TO the Republican Ststs Convention,
which meets tomorrow, have already arrived
Several hAmes ezme ptioBed for nomination
for, Governor X, Es FeHton, Gen Dix, Reu-
bed King aud Lyman rrsmaine being the
most prominent. Mr. Fenton seems strong.
EST; being Well backed from moat portions of
the State. = General Dix has many adherents
New York again appears with q donhle dele
CATION. Iiiis anticipated that there will be a
sharp contest between the weed and Rad. al
branches ,9f ths party, 70 secure a majority Of
the new State Committee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

SoAPs-2Oc psf.ib BIUGII.t
DRIED. PEACHES--25@22.----------
DRIED APPLES-rl5@2Os IlH 9y9E9t
BEANS-Per bushelS2 50S3 %
EGGS--ls per doS.L CLTT.A 5-s5I
TOBACCO -90@Sll0per h.
Sd0T-S5 90 per sack. A'h '- '
l4EAD--26c per ib.Ilf 4lHJE 0
POTAT0ES,-$2 so per bush .,.
H.A.YATinothy $50 per ton, 2N.' ~ ''A'
WHISKY-l so. ''tH t1Hol
TQMATOES-S3a60 per bush. a1ss .ss4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
War Bulletin-John Morgan Dead sure
EDough--NothtnR Later from sher-
man.

EDough--NoththR Later from sher-
man.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHiNGrok, Sept C.
$40 P. Mo Majoi-General Dix A dispatch
from General Grant, just received, gives n
statement from the Richmond Examiner OF
this morning, that John Morgan was surprised
and killed, and bis staff captured, at Green
vile, Tennessee, yesterday. An unofficial
Dispatch received By this Department this
morning, states that Gen Gillen bad Official.
y reported thesqrprise and defeat o., Morgan
at Greenvfiie, tennessee; that Joh64 Nor gan
was killed aud his staff captured The report
being confirmed by the Richmond Examiner,
there is no reason to doubt its truth
In honor OF the capture OF Atlanta, General
Grant yesterday ordered salute to be fred
with shotted guns from every battery bearing
upon the enemy
"a Nothing has been received by the Depart
ment from Atlanta since the 4th inst, nor
anything south OF Nashville, on account of
the arrangement Of the telegraph lines by the
prevalent storms.
( Movements Of Importance have taken place
in the Shenandoah Valley.
Signedl 4 NJ STANTON,
Secretary OF War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

NEw YoaE, Sept 7 1.4-Cott6n steady at Soc,
Flour a shade frmer, and rather more doing,
at $40 l5al0 30 for extra State; Sll l6all
40 for round hoop Ohio Wheat dull at ~
23a2 33 for Chicago spring 81 23a2 "a ior
Milwaukee, club 81 37a2 a. for winter
red aud 81 42a2 A for. amber Michigan
Corn lc better at 60a62c for N ixsd Western,
and 63c lorV very choice Oats steady at 93l
e934e Tor Western Pork Frmer al $50 40
for uiesE S42 50a42 IS for new, and S35 50a
$39 for prime. Beef dull Lard very firm
at 23a244c Whisky heavy at 81 80 for
Western Sugar more active and steady vt
20ta2l &c for Cuba Eggs very 6rm at 26a
Pc Petroleum quiet and firm at 6Otc tor
crude '83c for refined ia bond, and $50 for
rec
New York stOVtv MArksts,E ag
New YoRK, Sept 7.--Stocks active and
II. - II 4 aa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

One Hundred Guns.-0ne hundred guns
we're fred in this city last evening in honor
of the nomination oi Mcclellan and Pendle-
ton Every shot was ahs@efsd by loud aid
prolonged hurrahs, which we're taken up again
and echoed from every quarter of the city
There's no use talking, the GEORGES are go.
ing to walk right over the course Scrub
stock is at a discount aud the Abes and Andes
will have to hunt the market for roadsters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

the rebels lost 6hfsa Efboasahd killed and
Eounded, two theusasd-- prisoners, including
= BSgsdlS' geneSSlI IIsPl E1gS Ga0da lsTss e
fing, the rebels retresung In great haste
Official inform ,tion from the front, dat
Sunday, twenty-seven miles below Atlanta
represens Sherman pushing rapidly southwark
Of Atlanta.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
By Telegraph.
EpoRrED EoR rHE DAILY EMpIRE
LastO Nights aIIspaIChesIJ 3
Latest Foreign News-The Capture OF
sho Georgia,


NEw YORK, Sept The steamer Scotia,
from Liverpool, August 9th, and Queens
town 2Stb, erF Ysd 81 3 o'clock s "a sss
The Daily News sDd Morning Post both
have editorials showing that the seizure
of the Georgia was legal and the British Gov.
ernment cannot interfere, as a Confederate
war vessel could not legally be sold in a Brit.
isb port.
Nh The Liverpool Courier editorialy states
lhht Mr. Bates did hot purchase the Georgia
WI the Customs authorized and Informed him
that she should be registered as a British yes
sci, and she was accordingly so registered 1t
also publishes evidence that. her charter for
service to the Portuguese Goverumeat was
bona fde
The Army aud Navy Gazette admits that
the Federal success at Mobile even in pres
en-. ptepotiions, lie oUnsider able aud a. reA
CARDS peace, it declares its belief that the ex.
istence Of peace party is mythical, and that
so long as there is ray of hope, the Eorth
will masoh1OlwaEds 10 It's end. 1l-l- lat-l N
The Tunes also editorally questions Wheth-
'fr the Republicans are any more inclined for
recognition and reconciliation than they we're
year ago
The weekly returns ofthe Bank Of France
show an increase in cash of four and one
third mil Zion francs 49,. ..... cd. %,
ktsS!idqed iaTyeel, owink to at.all
legged conspiracy to detach Italian Tyrol from
Austria.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

Great Excitement A tremendous sen
saton was produced throughout the mighty
west, recently, by the announcement, in a
Burlington paper, that the Dayton Journal
had thrown its prodigious chef" in the scale
for the Chicago nominees The effect was
stunning; the friends of the Government eve
rywhere threw up the sponge and with one
accord declared they we're undone. Gold
went up like rocket and governments stocks
came down like sticks In short, general
smash up, if not universal cave-in, seemed
distcessingly imminegt, Imsgias, then, The
wildARd5boisseF0sp eUlbusiasw, the axtrAVs.
giant and apnrsslrAissd jOyd fhs hyperbolioal
expressions of happiness, aud the magnificent
overlnrss Of delight which sucoseded .ths tel,
tale flashes of the telegraph which assured
the great Western heart that not only the
Dayton IoRsaal, bus that JHNKiEs land. bis
and his wife 10 boot, more astiil ,ioyal---loyal
to the eorelosT hey are not 10 be ssmislsdib by
the small arguments" nor dumbfoundsiby
the '.piegyHne aFgqpenls Of the enemies Of
slavery and the gallant AfricSh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
LIodaH oNIkHoR
Uncsrtatnty--NOt known whether there
NrT1YJFr 81 y y E1fssf IA III \ Z

d win bp q aetne pF nor vztNlf ~ sad3s al
NEws sToRr, Sc ttetnbef v ZThel Tri5uns
special Harper's Ferry the 9Th says
Our position at Berryvie remains uuchang.
ed. The enemy developed himself IN full
force 10 our font, and the time had been faith.
fully improved on the part of our troops 10
strengthening their position. All superAuous
material and trains &c, have been sent to the
rear and the decks are cleared for action,
which by many ia considered lmmine ut and by
others equally we'll informed, as more likely 10
be avoided
The two armies now confront each other
and any movement on the part Of ether will
precpltate an engagement, as our front IS now
twenty miles out from here, and the road is
not we'll guarded. -Commuai cat on 4 is getting
precarious which inlsnsifes the interest of the
position
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
New YORK slsts oonv.ntIOn.

sYRAcUsE, September THE Union Con.
vention TO nominatsG Governor and State ofh-
GERS assembled this morning Is quite large
The only contesting delegates were from New
York CITY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
! ssSsIHa slssfssIE 4 SsS.Ear GIliElr r.

Brothers, Main street, opposite the Phillips
House. They always keep on hand large
assortment Of Grstraie goods, aud they always
sell at the lowest prices going. II you wonI
anything in thei7 line, dou't fail to give them
a call, as they will be glad to show you their
goods, whether you buy or not.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
MSs...hby RsidIaaG Axsin.

Tg PHlLADELpnIA, Sept GA special to the
Bulletin IRON HsrpsFs, Ferry, dated on the
5th inst, says, an ambulance train of thirty.
hve. wagons, alter laaying the wounded, was
captured by Moseby exasI
There was no fighting at BerryviIe on Sat
nrfay, and there is no news from there to-day
(MonuAyJt GggE 1nTAs Is Wigs 81 hOSvr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

What Regiment When the Demo.
cratic ratification procession came filing up
Main street last night, preceded by the Regi
meotat Band, abewiideied looki6gsfel lloahslt-
ed as he passed US, and said he "Mr., can you
tell me what regiment that is p
We told him that it was the leG4th, aud
composed exclusively Of white men. We
would have enlightened him still further, but
be skeedaddled
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton AInrksI.

- DAYToE, September g.
HARSHMANs FLoqR--Red wheat
wholesale 81 90. Retail Sli 30. ,,+.....
Z MhEAr--xl so, tns .sssuHaB bTs fd5s
oATs-701 q b,oiuR 30 Is itaal , ~.
OUE ss5.Y-u...-.,.I.f ...a.. -,.##. VI
4 nj FL 40l9AseOsclaoa bas a1ot ast Do
. BARBEY--St 500 Ice se1
asTEAa 40 knlp9 my hna i1afah ven tIa
AEnSor.-yS ovya3l1 w. t,.s +aeIndf beor. hN All
COFFEE-od6l96Oc. uh snnlaia11 ,iaaFs3sl B
SUGAR-3O 90. .guagmQ 90 la Viaagofq li
COFFEE sUGAR-33 Ds5o, ,psr,lh. AlsR 81
HARD REFINED .su0AR--SIIc per n.
MOLASSBS-sl ,s59l4 per gal: :'sso. y.
. RI0E--2Oe per ID.
isLARD-lS@20, "a ga
sH Bu al ...,-.-...............-...
CHEESE = 2Siss95. n EHot e sasss' =
STAKcH-l2lo Per H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
D,.noeratIe. Oonvsnalsn- ln .IlIla o.

H sPRISGFIELD, LII Sept 6.--The Demo
cratic State Convention to-day was largely at
tended and harmonious.
Hon Jos c. Robinson wasr nomiasted for
Governor, and p Comins Judd for Lieut.
Governor
The resolutions realirm and endorse the
Chicaeospa1ofm4a declare it the baten.
ton OF the Democrats to give their unanimous
support TO Mcclellan aud Pendleton, ana TO
the State ticket.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

Vallandigham in the Fourth District
--ln advance Of the appearance of The pub,
lished list Of the appointments cf Mr. F4L..
LANDIoHAM, we are enabled to announce
that he will make two speeches in the Fourth
District-one in Sidney sometime in Sep
tember, and one in Belletontaine on the 9Th
Of October
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

nay ABRAHAM and ANDREW, the folks who,
according to the Jouraai came up respect
ively from the very lowest strata of our Amer.
lean society are now on their way back to
said strota---to stay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

D3-The folks who grabbed for the Jour
ndlth morning, to get its opinion Of the
great ratification meeting last night, were
about as much disappointed as the crowd who
rushed up the hill to hear notoriously pro-
fame individual swear over the loss of load
of ashes, and we're rewarded fora heir pains
by confession of inability to DO Ajustiee to
the subject
The Journal had nothing to say" this
morning, probably for the same reason We
hope its readers will not think hard of il on
this account They should rather consider
seriously the extreme difficulty of saying any
thing sdnds1cEosmslGV6es SO peediaglf s.is
aiug.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Union 'cah sslmion n rsaa,s....

LOUISVILLE, Sept. G.-Ths Nashville Uaion
states that The Convention Assembled at the
Capitol yesterday, elected Samuel p. Milligen
President passed iresolntiOAI aud GdlonFnSd
ill Monday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

A force Of 5000 rebel cAyalry under viii
liam kobtruoa, Hnh thrse pieces of Astillsry,
near AuriSeesboro Saturday morning, weiS
attaokee by General Milroy, There was brisk
lighting all day Sunday. The tebelsretreated
toward Triune, followed BY Milroys force,
which 'medo several attacks ddring Sanday,
The Federal loss was ten killed and wounded,
inctudibR aColohef Effort Of ths 92d Ken.
lucky Bllsds The rebel hose is thought 10
be larger than ours, MilroY having exhausted
his smpqntIloa, Joined RoaassAa's force near
Franklln.llf els iasia9.lt5 I'D It ..s f.4..
Wheeler main force was, on Sunday six
miles csouth-west Of Columbia ROberlsonS
detaohaleot Is reported to have joined hin.
Rousseau is closely following them. The dam.
age donSito the railroad Is very slight no
bridges or psstles destroyed A later die
batch from Milroy reports eleven rebels cap
tured, and twenty killed and wounded. Z
~. qESsapj nossElu 1IE
], The Nashville Times says dispatch re-
seiyed this morning, reports Roussead purnu-
Ing ,Wheeler sopahg Of DuoE rivers IU Z
charge upon the rebels yho had dismounlsd
20 tight, ,sse captured iSe hundred horsss
Haz '''' - saERAAxs yicroaF. h t y.
Oalcfsi 1ispatehes received from NaShviRe
AnhOdncs that in the late 6ght before AtlaGta,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
No. 2944.
superior Court.


y. superior Court. .
DURsUANT TO a decree OF the Superior Court Of
ii Montgomery county, OHIO, entered IN the hlose
cause, Vt It's June Term, A. y. 1864, will, on
Saturday, Ssptenba. 24th, 1864,
nt the door Of the sour House, in the city OF lay on
IN said county, letveen the hours OF two and foui
O'Clock NJ. Of sad day, sell at tuLlc outrry The
highest mider, the follOaing described prUnlresi
art OF the north half Of section number eighteen
Qs), township plumber three (3), AMI range isI
five (L), between the Mamis rivers IN Montgomery
county, Ohio, begnRing vt the half section comet GA
the west line Of said section thence north e ~ east
elghty.twO (S2) po'es 10 ber; theice south So
90 two hundred and hfty-two and tlhuy-six hun.
dr. dths (2i2 36luO poles To co'ncri thence south
~ shst eighty two and foryeiRhth huudre'th III t69
4sllO) poles 10 n corner; thence north 80 81
two hundred and hlty-our and forty hnndredhs 1854
$4,000 poles TO the place OF beginning, coupin ng
one hnndrsd an tSenty une and seventy hon l
dredths (l20TllUo) acres.
SAID Farm Is about two Iuies oRfi Of CenGeVlle,
has upon 1t dwelling, two log CABINS ffnrne tenant
house, large orchard, ana about hlteen acres Of
Timber
Appraised atssG % an acre. May sch for s37 "a
an acre, GhO. W MAGhMBRF,
o. Master Commissioner.
T. + THRHsHra N E. JORDAN, Atrys
aUg24l B34 .dawtg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

" Surgeon General Hammond, and most of
the scoundrels who have been convicted and
punished by the Union authorities for steal
ing from the Government have been con
verted 10 CoPperheads since they have been
punished, aud are now in full >copnnnion
with that immaculate party" "-7aJogilafs qai
The Journal might as we'll attempt 70 make
capital against the churchei BY charging
them with admitting sinner1 into their folds.
That Surgeon General Hammond and all the
scouudrels who have been convicted and pun.
shed for stealing from the Government, gere
Black Republicans ,ohen they did their steal
ing, is true, but that they are nov in full
communion" with the Democracy is not true
but if they we're abs,mOrRLtOs be dnaw1 from
their conduct is simply that Black Rspubli-
cansm breeds thieves and scoundrels