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10 Dayton, a. tue Phillips House, on We'd
nesiays July y, August 81 October the
10 1gaja, at the Hiyelirg House, on Thurs.
daps July % seppmber ! October G.
Ia LondDn, at the Phfer House, on Frldays,
July 29 September 2; October z .5s Z
In Troy at the Norris House, on TUESDAYS
July 26; august 30 October
Ia P'qnata The P,qoa House, on Mondays,
Juiy 70 AuIust29 October ttaafE'
In Lima, at the Lima House, ou Sundays,
July "a August 23 October 2
In ; iney, at he Sidney Hotel on Sa,nr-
days, Jnly % August ~ October l.
10 Bsllontoiue, at the Logan House, on
Fridsys, % August &c September 30
la Springfield, at the Knaub House. ON
Thursdays July u August 20 September
% Inl41I8g
Dr Cone has pracliced in the above places
aoou, tye yeaisswiIh ihp mist ara ifyingsac.
cess. He treats all forms OF chronic dsea-
ses, and avoils of all Improvements, in all
schools of medicine No charge for corsnl.
talion but chash for medicines Consult DR.
Cone before il is too late
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A detachment Of Averil's. command last
night attacked the enemy on the Gardstown
foad and took some prisoners Ayerill was
epesgsd to-dsy 10 messing reoqnnoifsaoce
Of the enemy's tositioh
The enemv has his main force ia The neigh
borhood OF Bunker Hill this morning
The Herald's Harpet's Ferry correspond
eni says
A gentleman well posted informs him that
be believes great battle would be fought
near Harpers Ferry, aud that The rebels
have not relinquished the idea OF invading
Pennsylvania and Maryiand
The Herald's Army Of the Potomac cores
pondent says
The number Of missing from ibe battle Of
Ream's station are being rapidly reduced BY
The arrival OF soldiers who had been scatter.
ed through the woods
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LATEST NE US.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


CHICAGO, August 81 The National Demo.
cratic Convention reassembled at 10 a. NJ
the wgwam is again densey packed, and the
crowd on the outside is greater than ever
Imm sdiately after the Convention was called
10 order, prayer was offered up by the Rev.
D, Halsey, Of Chicago Wioklide of Ken.
lucky, rose and said, that the delegation
from the West we're Of the opinion that cir.
cumstances may occur between now and the
4th Of March next, for the Democrats Of the
country to mectin Convention again he there.
fore moved the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted. s..at
RssOtusd, That this Convention shall not
be dissolved by the adjournment at the close
Of its business, but shall remain organized
and subject 10 be called out al any time and
place that the Executive National COMMITTEES
shall designate.
The vote was then taken by Stdtes,I Con
netIcut and Ohio having been passed for the
moment the vote stood as follows
Mcclellan, l62 Scattering 64
The different delegation nov begau to
change their votes and the final result was
announced as follows
MeCeiSn-New Hampshire, Vermont,
n MASSACHUSETTS II C1nnpcticut New
York, "a New Jersey, Pennsylvania, 26 ;
hentucky, III Ohio, 10 Indiana, ~ Iii
nois, Is Missouri 2 Minnesota 4 Wiscon.
SIN, 81 Iowa, . Kansas, 3 California, 8 +
Oregon 3 Total for Mcclellan 2O21. .t
Thomas b Seymour-Delaware, 8 : Mary!
land, Ohio, 6 indiana, 81 Missouri, 4.
Total for Seymour 234
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, Aug 30.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 81 | co. Retail Sll so.
NEW WHEAT-sl 70. Old sl75.
C0RN--llb
OATS-IO.
RYE 45(9l 80
BARLEY-Sl 20.
TEAS-s2 50@2 0O
COFFEE-5sGGG1o-
SUGAR-30
COFFEE SUGAR--a3 S35e per 10.
HARD REFlNHD SU6AR-S7lc per N,
AoLASSEs Isl 3s@iiO per saL
RlCE-20c per 10 l.eI
LARD-ls@20
BuTrER--40@5J .s.si.
CHEESE.-l6@20.t asa ...rr
STARCH -2llc per ID, ,.r. -r.
SOAPs--20c pr 10
DRIED PEACHES-25@22
DRIED APPLES-l5@20. -
BEANs--Per boshels2 6O@s 90 - .'
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GJ-To my numerous friends and custom
ers, beg leave to say lhat have sold out
out my entire stock Of Millinery, 10 my sister
Mrs. Caroline Haas, who will DO all in her
power to have customers pleased. The Iusi-
ness will be carried on the same ss ever. A
ful aud fashionable as'ortmeut Of bleaching
and colorng viii be done at our own eslat-
lisbment, without endangetina The straw in
the least Miss Amelia Hgchs my we'll liked
trimmer, win lake pa-ticulsr care Of custom
work, aud If ny health will allow il, l will be
happy to receive and wait on all my friends
and customers myself whom | render ny
heartfelt, q nnks for their kind and friendly
patronage, durio, my continuance in bust
ness, Hoping bst nv Sister will gains tour
favor, ps much as had the pleasure to cx
perence lremain very pratlully,
ltd MISS A. GooDNAS
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Little Mac and Oid Abe.
LITTLE Mac:
Jdrt Published I Biographioal Mem.

Jnst Published Biographical Mem
or ofClement L. Vallandigham by his
Brother "A handsomely printed pamphlet
OF 50 pqtaoo pages lhis Is y document of
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The eirnGsslby wIfah hsy reetiye thsir New
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Every editor who DISPOSED 10 aid 10 Civ
ing this pamphlet wide circulation is invited
10 insert this advertisement and draw on rs
for copies of he Memoir to the amount Of his
bill, 10 he sent in a package ordered by anv
one inhis vicinity. WALTER & Co, Publish.
ers Of Books for the Times" &c No l9 City
Hall Squire, New York August l. 1864.
Aug 5tb, 1864 81 DIFF
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Nav foRE, August 81 Cotton quiet 80;
Hour fifteen or iPoniy rsents. better GOA
10 90 eS-Sate; 10 jO0ll 90 round hooh
Ohio wheat dull and nominal, 2a3c better
z 2iyiqtt red n 2,37AlOap5er Mich; corn dolf
as 'lowef go niixtd I 62 choice do.';
oats lie lower; 933a9l Western pork dull and
lower, = 50n37 6S; mess 81 30a40 l21;
prime lard heavy, 23a24; whisky heavy aud
lower s2! Western petroleum dull; Sugar
lower . 70 Cuba.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

RsA. We do moi bsheye the Abolilionists Of
this city will be so green as to bring Johnny
BrouPh here 10 make a speech on Thursday
evening. They cannot afford just now TO
i've voters from their ranks in that way
The less Brough says aud does now.a.days
the better it vii be for the cause Of Abolition.
ism The conspicuous part taken by Scheuck
in Congress against the poor men ol the coun.
try, by favoring the repeal Of the exemption
clause, will cause that siagle individual to be
sufficiently heavy ioaIclou upon he public
FIR one occasion lie and Brough will be
more easily 'wallowed separate doses
The hundred day men viii remembcr Brough
for hundred dgys aaghow, i may be act
down, therefore, as a settled fact, that Major
General Robert CORVALLIS Sehepek will be
the only WinG-Jaek, at the ons-horss gathering
on Thursday evening
5is8', ,aaiIis ) -aa8 d daABglb
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N S9, z. Y9rs pq .,- 2 T9o q + 9Is

bile as his work Is not done with the cgpture
oi Fort Morgan As lmporlnnt as the cap
ture OF Wilmington would be, It would require
a combined attack OF the army and navy, aud
Grant and Sherman fev. nerd Of rgfry avail
able man.
Richmond papers Of the 18th, admit the
loss OF nearly 1900 in the attack at Ream
Station Prisoners say their loss was over
5000 Another attack is expected, lee Lav.
ing recalled troops from the Shenandoah Val.
ley for the purpose Indications are that
heavy battle will be fought near Atlanta or
Macon railroad before the close Of the pres
ent week
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

Painful Operation go A Change Of
Base Recommended, The Jowaai thrs
morning publishes the sco,hing and able
speech Of Gov SsYNouR before the Chicago
Convention. and manfests is distress thereGt,
by Interpreting with irs sentences the groaus
and lamentations OF the sbalIow.pa,ei quill
driver who seJs up with 10 [the JoHraail
o'nighls 'Tread on q bonnd's ear and he is
sure 10 yell, aud similar infringement pon
his "narra9re' evolves the same musical re.
sponse IN demonstration OF this sdage, We
refer 10 tha thirteen Illustrations afforded by
the JourHals tcsty interruptions OF the read
er of Seymour speech, with the bracketod
small slang Of the Editor duly credited 10
that remarkable person One specimen
will suffice to give an idea OF the character Of
these Interruptions, and Of the y'ylo in which
they are introduced-[Nary one ED Jora.
NAL What n distinguished ornament he
would be to female sewing society Aud
how admirably has ua,ura e0mplcnttd' abe
subtle machinery Of HE percrariun ia us
manifold adaptslions to The retail Of scandal
and to the general topics Of neigbborhood
gossip Wouldn't he be master Of the sub.
lime situation 2-and wouldn't he peep into
society and family affairs with head awry,"
and as "knowinqIy' withal, rs the magpie re.
counotres the marrowbolc Certainly he
would. What nick names, TOO, be could in
Act upon the neighbo OTIS children land With
what consummats ability ho cou ID point out
those " 10 are of "dirly.foot no,oricty," and
those whose whiskers ace col1red, and who
colored them, and what they were colored for,
and all that and Thousand and one other
matters that are alRays valuable and precious
TO tatders seayeugers ard pimps, As the
editor ofa public newspaper however, BIZ
caIbeF is too small and his gauge TO narrow
His intellect is Irrigated by the overflow OF
his bile and the products thereof are reces
sarily at a discount IN The market
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Bully for Harris. .ae hnocka Fellow
down who calls him n Traitor.

nhAAE Aof bdFgla~.He hnOCka n Fellow
down who calls him Traitor.
CnlcAGo, August 50 --Whep HArris, Of
Maryland, was walking towards bis seat, after
being declared out Of order because Of the
remark that If McCeIlag WIS nominated he
would not support him, person, not dele
gate, setting within the circle, said to him,
you ought to be turned ont Of the Conven
iion, you id traitor whs eupon Harris
Turned round and knocked biin out Of his
chair This incident contributed much TO the
general confusion which prevailed ur several
minutes.
WrsbG Harris, Long, aud those who sym.
pathzs with them, are making strenuous es.
Forts to secure a one.hitd vote against Nc
Ciellan, but the friends Of Mcclellan are san.
guine The conciistory and polite course
pursued by Guthrie aud Committee on reso.
luiions seems 10 meet the warm approval Of
McClelianites, and to night he looms up
strong candidate for the Presidency
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l1ACLO a X s.
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE,
No 2944,
Superior CourI.

. Ahner stephens, No 2944,
Jacob G Keplcr ct al
DURSUANT TO a decree OF the Superior Court on
i Montgomery county, OHIO, entered Ia the aL8 e
cause, ut its June Term, A. u 1864 will, on
S't'rrday September 94h, 1864,
At the door Of the our House 10 the CITY Of pavsol
IN said county, between no hours Of two and f1i!
o'clo X NJ of aid day, sell usic outcry 10 ihe
highest ti'der, tha foiloNipg described premtes.
ant Of the north hnf Of section number . ghteen
qS), township number three t3), Hui range nun ber
hye (5li be wcen toe Miami uvers m MontQume 3
county, Onto begnnlng vt the half section conner GA
the west line Of said section thence north d, ~ as
eghty-two (s2l p0'es 70 'uer; thelce south s5'
90 iWo hnndred md hiy-two and thrty.siK hun
dr. dths (2iz 81 lt0 p0 to ner thence south
Joy east eighty Two and forty eighth nundro tn tsq
- liW pole 20 eorutri t.tnc north "a CO. " eat
two hundred aud hy our and forty hundTe .th- 1854
4Ol00) poles TO tne place Of beginnnq cobts n NJ
one hnudr,d an tten'y ynne and seventy one hun
dtedths (I2p 1I-lUO) Rtrcs
Said FHflu y about two mIlFs east nj Ccntreville
has upon u dwelling two log cairns frame tonant
housei large orchard, ana sbuu, h teen acres Of
rmber
Appraiesd ~, CSC 90 an acre. May son for SCI a.
an acre. GAO. W MAtAHBRF,
Mes'ar Commissioner
7 I. THaEsHER A n. +. loRDANi Attys.
au221ls davis
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New Yorr, Auquh SolGbld qdoiations
opened at 2344, aud went down to 232f
The Commercials Chicago dispach saws
there is no doubt as 10 Mcclellan securing The
nomination. There will be a struggle over the
Vice President Mr. Guthrie, Of Kentucky,
and Pendloton Of Ohio, being the most promi.
nent aspiranls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

WASHINGTON, August 20.--Tbe Government
has entered suit against ExSurgeon Ham.
mond 10 recover $i50,00O, the amount OF al.
legged fraud on his part in tke purchase of sup.
plies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

About Carpet sack3.-Some gentleman
on the morning train Of the s & D road
Aug 29h, by mistake took he wrong carpet
sack, leaving bis ovn Il this notice meets
his eye, let him coll st his Office. tC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

Nsw York, August 81 A rebel from At
lahtai 23d, states scouts report another Fed.
erai raid 900 strong, with nine cannon, lelt
Decatur ia the direction Of Coyinglon, Geor.
gia.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

Strayed or Stolen, on Sunday night
August rs, Il light Bay Horse, four years old
about IS hands high with meue sborn off
shert, and long tail Had on a plain saddle
with no horn Any information, or the return
Of the horse, will be gladly received and the
person literally rewarded, al Lewis Kimmers,
in Madison township. or at the 6 Mile House,
Eaton pike. a29-lw
Matches Bay your Matches today, Of
c P. Huber & Son, and save money
Aug 20, BID
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A Great ss,n. I p.ss.d : .i..5 g n.,.,,,.
Ferry.

MARuSsHVRc, August sO--General Custer
yesierdey crossrdths oeoquan in the direct.
inn OF Bnnker Hill, but on eneouuterinR two
divisions Of Breckprdges Corps returned,
as it was notintended that be should briag
on general eugagemeBt 9a
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SEWING SCHOOL.

1Ni T. Undersigned TAB pleasure IN qnnouncing to
their friends and the pablo Of DAYTON, that they
will oIcua
SEWING. SCHOOL
in tho school Rooms opposite the H. Josepha Ca no.
lie Church, hast second street,
Ga TUESDAY, August 3Otb, 1864
They invite III who wish 10 learn Sewing, KNIT NJ.
CrochetiuR Fillooharng, Brading, EmbroiderinR
and all other inds Of heedleWoIk, ia giy4 them a
call.
he regular hours will be on Tuesd and Thur-.
days, from 10 O'Clock T.. a., ana Saturday, nom
81 TO ~ O'Clock A. NJ. Terms 40 Cts per
month, TO be maid in adysuce.
Iont fofget the place, Fast Seconi street. between
Madison aUi ~esTs streets
Misses EMMA 4 SOPHIA BAUMs~ARK.
aug23-lwd
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READING, Pa August 3O.--At the Bsrks
county Democratic Convention Hon s. c.
Ancona was re nominated for Congress
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County Convention Sec the call else
wherd for County Convention
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PErITIoN EoR PARrIrIoN

superior Court Montgomery county Ohio
Low X Basore sqd amelia Ann Bssore against
Samuel Rodahefiar, NJ asbeth Boomershine A m si,
Ann Rodahetiar. RlIcn kodahaner, Frank nndahffLsr
Christeni NodRhetrr aruei T.. kotahefier, sualrna
Rodah lier levna Ketrow, William Henry H1i .,.t =
samuel n. HOu-er, sarah Isabella Bas re- OF the
state Of Ohio Rhd El'Esteth Decker, md Isaa .
Decker her husband " tho state OF Indiana. deIond
ants.
n llie above named dsf.hdsnt- ard ssieuiaIiy Fh
| beth Decker aud lsaao Decker her husband, Of
the state OF Indiana, W take u0iioe that p.tt'op
~ been eled Rtnst theuiin ne superior Court Of
tifIs Ir,ying for partu,o of the following described
premises situate in Jasheon town hip, Montgomery
county, Ohio.
Being toHn Ions numbered hundred and ten gl!Oj
one huni ed snd e.eyeu tllj, hundred and ~ sye
q 2l ore han rrd Eui tln lean iial one hs.dr.,i
and our'eeu (ilti, one hundre ma hHaen tIlS, in
tho incorporates yiiiage n FatDleTsV q, ai,o The
residue Of land Owned ~ Eenry ousfr Ia his ..
time, sitnstet 10 senton yseyen en- towu four
hundred aud twenty peruhcs hiso the md owned b5
the said lenry Houser bic lfetinae, situate ~ tna
southwest arfCr, Of senaop twenty one lzI) iown
four 90, range Hnf 20. ca u deseflted a. foilows
eginningaf southWestcornef Of ssi tract a Iatl
sud running east venty three f71) tods, 10 the
centre ut ths 0e mantowu ana " cst Alexandra tut
pik road theme northNsstVth pdd ROAD one hundred
and am rods aud q ven (til feet th-uce south
eighty.hroe tods 10 the place OF begnnng containing
term N the mid Court saut 4. X Basore snd An tHa
nu Basore, his vita. wit HPply GI au orncr Jtst
paftitIon may ie made OF sall premises
Lynx. BAsoRE
r, TsoArsos, Ahy sug9o-v6s
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Two Section Ladder.

A 6OOo thing Tor every man that owns house,
~ and inr every f'rmer They sro two ladders of
convene tleneth for general use and oan BE- joined
together 90 make ~ ~ 20 or - ios ladder good
heqse can ~ saved trom barnint by having lstlier
In ume % IsAoh lae roof Ca she 92i, tlrst street
A0EA-- 81 - as-ral lei sIgsh' bALsLEE
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EapIRr
MORNING REPORT.
The knemy tn FOrre BttSveen uunks
HIll and wtaehesIer

HH'I1 "HlNN " ENlUIATbIfT
BALnMoRE Angcst go The American
has the lllowing
HEAD.QUAHrFRg MIDDLE DEPARrMEyr, Aug.
3O.-Ihe position Of our army since INV letter
OF Yesterday remains unchanged. There was
a spiried cavaIry fsbt yesterday at smith.
field. Our loss in The whole affar, including
killed and wour ded, will not exceed one hun.
dred, whilst that Of The enemy must have
been much greater, as we had the advantage
Of position recohnoissauee developed The
the fact beyond a doubt that the enemy still
have a heavy force 10 our front, and il IL be-
itgrd they are concentrating at Bunker Hill
tlouds Of dpsi we're distinctly seen Yesterday
rising lgoUtt Dad between Bunker Hill and
WINCHESTER suprosed to be caused BY The en- +.
eny Wegou lraip going up the Valley
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Farmers 4 Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
DR Sc sH1RK

(succra-oR TO scHEiBtE srRicKLER)
HAVE taken this old and popular Hotel on Second
L street, Dayton, and hops hy their attlntion to
buSine-- 10 sustain the well-eaned reputation Of this
wfll known louao ~
Nh- services OF Mr.. II nry Foster, so widely known
have been retainedas Gle k
lhe natronsge Of It's former friends Ia confidently
anticipated. ang2q dGv
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IIAVtNG thi day purchased the entire IN tersst of
IL ~ NiNohfn the hrm of Rre ne a Nixon,
snail conunns 70 carry on the Wholesale and Retail
olothng bn-iness Having al large stock OF clothing
on hand, purchased before the great advance shall
oner ooihinR cheaper than any other house n town.
Hlshn@ 70 reduce my stock hence the reason Of my
ON ring my good soch ap. lam sell ng-
Eine black pants irum.....,......,S 90 to $40 90
ran eassrnere pants ffom,.....,.... 10 10 10 90
llan sud iHncy carsne pants from. 20 TO 90
rice cot coats ID % to 2h 90
fioe cashmere coats honi,.......... 90 10 ga On
Fine cassinet coats from .......... - 30 ia 10 90
l'rge Stock 't ovefcoa's hom......- 90 10 rs m
Boys clothing, Of superior class. which cannot be
supposed the EIstor West. large stock OF boys'
cape oyercoats, which am Offering exceed ngly low
hlso al re stock OF place goods, which were pur.
cha-ed before the sudden rise, witch viii sell low
eomgTed with presens prices OF goods pwc1sssd
this Fel, -4.... W q, rHFENE,
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Nrw YoaK, Aug 9lS--slqek better Gold
at board 81 so, since - 30, NewYotk Cen
ttal 2ss Reading sll Erie 9si United
states Us 81 Registered Sl 90 Coupons
s3 $40 Coupons lOI :; lO,4O Coupons %
Z 30 October aud April ll4 One Year Ger
tifoales s4s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

Be Ye Clothed -F'inlCt regier, atIBeir
shop en- Second street., have just received
Iorge lu' Of Goods nthpir iine, which they
propose 90 'ell on ihe most reasonable terms
II you wuntt get bargpir, in Cloihiug, 20 TO
Fink & Lsgler They can accommodate
you. s29-lw
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Huston Hall for Rent.

UNHg hrs HAlliu the city-Wn snat ono thou, aud
L persons apply to fI I.|. . y Df Buis,
: anslo-oeS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

NEw YosI, August n The Herpld's cor.
respondent gives the following account of the
hlhrinR Ia the Shenandoah Valley
Gen M-rHIrs diysion Of Turb,tts cavalry
Was lighting Bradley Johr sons cavalry. and
one division OF karly's infantry, all dsy yes.
terday, 2esh. He came upon Johnson's com
mand Sunday and the country being omen.
The lst and ID regulars met them by a conn.
ter charge, as The enemy was charging down
upon them The collision Of the two columns
was fearful, and there was more sabre cutting
than had been seen during lbe war. Johnston
was driven from Charleston through and be.
yond Smilhheld, aud Merritt 3 division reesn.
tured The io~R This morning, 29th, the en-.
cuy br"n ht division OF infantry against our
cavalry, and The fighting continued hriskly
uoul thtCe clock, when sheridan. who Ind
goHf 10 ask Wright, OF the Gth corps. for a
division ot his troops, arrived He at once
ordered kiebelis 10 advance with The Sd diyi.
sion. kickets made n rapid march OF two
mlles.or more, and relieved Torbitt's cavalry
who he'd fought most splendidly all dayZ
Among the casualties is Dr.. w. II Robson
Medical Director of The Cevslry. corps, who
was shot through The chest while riding win
Torbitt He fell over simply exolaiming, ''its
Of no use doing anything Tor me, am kill
ed, aud died almost Immediately. Ricket,'s
division advanced nearly mile before he
found The enemy's iDe, WheB, after skirmish.
lug about five minutes, the enemy fell back
lDr the ptUhI
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$40 Reward.

I OSr on Tecnhiseh strcst. letsoeu dfeea ana
IL Eth str ~, one ba velvet PlTt Wonnle cor-
lulng one hnndfed sud tTenti nine dollar, tksf-
ebouts al y :, epsIeOcy mil-, Is ilioSs TNelve
received the above reward leaving the same atthF
oihci ~ No.is5 Richard street OF at No 10 rretn
street MRS. MARY KELLY
q. NARTON
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