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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
LATEST NE Ns.
AFTERNOON REPORT. 60


] l.
/ Stanton Claims n spIendid victory
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsnlNqroY, Seplem,
| Der 20, 930 A. Mo Major General Dixi
Yesterday MajorGeneral Sheridan attacked
Early, fought II great battle, aud won q spleitt
did victory, Over 2,500 prisoners were cap.
tured, also ulle battle Gags and Eve pieces
OF artillery. The rebel Generals Gordon and
RAodas were killed aud thres otber general
officers wounded All the enemy s Killed and
most OF their wounded ure ia our hands --
The details are, stated in the following diliy
clAl kilograms received by thie Department
The Department learns with deep regret that
we lost General Russell, killed srasF.
HARrERs FERRY, Sept 19-7 P. M.-Hon
u M stanton have just heard iron, lhe
trout. Our cavalry, under AVerill %nd Mpf
retl, engaged Breckenridges corps at Dorks.
vile NJ dtyheht, mud up 10 one o'clock bad
driven him beyond Stevenson Depot, dis
tance OF seven miles, killing and wouudinp
quite number and Capturing 200 prisoners
from Gordons division. On the centre and
left Iht, enemy were driven about iiIsee raileS
beyond the Opequan, into IL line Of earth.
works, our infantry attacking them in posi-
ton Since then, as ihe) officer leil ,lbe could
distinctly hear heavy .AFtIlery iringO alai .
still continues to this hour. Every indication
IS most favorable to us.
(Signed) JoHN d. STEVENSON 4
r.l Brig General
HARpERs FggRY, September 20 Hon E.
NJ Slanlont; ljust heard from The front THAI
Sheridan has defeated the enemy capturing
1900 prisOnArsiis Eve pieces ofarlillery and five
battle hags 80 F
Therebels Gordon and Rhodes were killed
and GoIk wounded
Oar 'oss was about 2 1000. General Russell
of the Sixth Corps was killed. General Me.
lnlnol losta leg. 20 t'ft'I Itk u 81
iheenemy escaped up the Valley under
cover cove, Of night and General Sheridan is at
Winchester
Brighdier General
Generals Upto9d AqlptAb and Gbaprban
are wounded
General Shefida4 Hansniitss 10 G Genstal
Grant the following official report, which has
just been rteeived by the Departmeht Nv
WECHEsTER Sept 1880 2. NJ M-Lieut |
U. S, Grant, hava fbe ehohptiotep0n tBat5
| attacked the FORCES OF General Early on,
the Perrysyile Plks,i al TIE caoss,bg Of the
Opequan Creek, aud alter most sin lborn
nnd sanguihary 6enRh gon eiit, which k4ttd
from early m ths morning uuiil live in the
evening and completely defeated him. driy
Ing him through Winchester, capturing about \
1000 prisonsfs, dise pieces iof artillery. nind
army hags and most oi their wounded Ah n
The rebel Generals Rhodes sandA Gtrddnt
we're killed, Nd ibree olhsr General officers
wounded, Most Of tile ehemy's wounded and
Nj their killed, fell into our hands Our
osses are severe Among them General D
Russell cDnTnanding diyisionin the Glib
corps, who vas killed bya cannon bah GeLs Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
luigbIy Important Ne.vs-RebsIs Hnv.
an rhknMMLhE WIN Lhn nLem.h

New foRG September 20 News from New
Orleans by the Continental, to the 18TH is re-
ceived,
The reports of Cortinas' operations in Tex.
as are fully confrmed
1t appears that there was fall understand.
ing between The rebels and lht French 10 julnl-
iy attack aud capture Maismofas, aud hat il
was frustrated by Cortibns, who put hmself
be'ween the lwo forces and whipped both go
lie Then captured Brownsville aud turned il
over 10 our authorities, hoisting tn American
aag
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

HALIFAX, September 10, The steamship
Gideon, from Liverpool 9Th via Queenstown
7th has arrived
g Her political news is unimporlaut The
prospect Of an armispee in Alnetica is .lnx-
lously debated in England.
LlvEnrooE Septehbet6 8 Cotton dull,wfth
decline Breadstufs quiet aud steady. Pro.
visions inactive except lard, which is advanc.
ing H.i i'f@ei i'Aqt'na re isi aaI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

COMM ERCIAL.


Nav YcRk, Sept 2O-Cou1p small salea al
! so flour dull and unchanged st 10 sOqt0 10
Tor extra State II all 25 for tonpd hoop
Ohio wheat q shade frmer,, hight supply
and lirhhed dehand 81 1892 ~ Aehc1s4
apringt2 35a2 g6bmber Milwaukee, Sgn 20
NJ "a winter REDS 95u2 36 amber Miohil
gan; corn quiet utchanpe,l; i6l b2 Tor
mixed western; opta lsteudy at 81; pork
$40 jOa4 50 mess; AZ s7a13 90 ne \ lard
unsteady 23ia2t whisky rather easier ahd
beler; petroleum quiet and Unchanged
New VWTR STOCK NfdtEets l'otiH'.
Nr3 YdRE, Sept "a. Stocks siehdy4 sier
ling dbll l'Ogfi Gold closed 23i Reading
3ol f. Y; c. S6I Erie 81 y $, G's ,G7
! rs; u, N sG'Sl coupons 4 1913, $40 W.
lp4iO coupons 93l 4 1901 llIelg... ..,..-'..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

PalLADELPHlA, September l9--A special to
The Bulletin, IRON Bslumore, says s
General Grant PASSED ithfouph BiHimore'
yesterday evening, and emborked on the Nor
folk steamer for the front He was heartily
cheerrd
Over two hundred South Carolina prisoners,
IRON the Valley, passed through here Saturday,
for EImyra, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

ST. Louis, Sept l9--rhe draft commenced
here today ia the First District
About division OF General A. J. Smnh 6
troops arrived at Jefferson Barracks, to day,
twelve miles below here
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

NGw YoRE, Sept i9ZThe Comnsfeiars
Washington AEedial sABs, the report that Sher y
man troops are, passing through Washington
TO reinforce dran' was eaussd BY The move.
crOwdinE the, railroads ia this direction
Sherman hAb'plsuly OF work cut out aai' 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

NEw YoRT, September l8--GoId opened
steady at 225 afterwards it touched 22G The
bulls made strong effort to make rise on
The strength of trouble with the French IN
Aqxica but Jailed aud the market must be
quoted weak, At2P. NJ, the price WAS =,
96I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

New HoRI, September 10 "A correspond
ent Of hesPhiladelphia Enquirer says3
General Grant and Admirnl Baiy both 90
New York, where thcyyiA be mrt byi Gelf
erals Dix and Flanklin, Admirals Port,r aud
StringhaIn and others
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

WAsnjSdrdS Sept I94Gue,rillAA Ara san
ope' ulipg, y lhS county around AleKapdria
Several nights ago, ,Ahey mu,h,a descent upon
- arm HN or seven mies sonth oflh6t city
and carried Oh four horses This Is ihe ihiHd
raid made by guerrilli1s daring the hast ten
days. . ..l, .....s.... oman 'N. ."' "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Lost Girl My little girl aged u years,
left my house on last Monday, about noon,
and has not been heard of since She had
with her basket of laces and edgngs She
wore a red shawl with broche border, a mo-
hair dress, cross barred and leg.horn hat
She is a good looking girl, fall eyes, aud light
brown ha'r. Amy information will be thank
fully received nj Mr. Corrigans Boot aud
Shoe Store, Third street, near 81. Clair.
# IoHN MUtvAEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

luh SfuboF hOkSt 81 eomposed Of the GL.st
thelsh, American shd Nrtbian thorough r4ti-
in4Nh ffatucd and uae differently cai,Ar -ous,i .pd
tes1tes fitnisfo % the rrsna viii raUpfi,t All M,
flrRln vTl-silOnsi thrlnr. comic and entsrtaipii
ti1telu'ss of The day ti' ''"s
he Wo,4e Of these AAgNlFI0KRT ATTRAC.
~ ,N9pli q. G . ssmo,lrd ~ 1lePESARoE on TUES
li w y tpts VIII SUI Dayton on MEDN EsDAH,
seid fisi AZ aad ~ a.. uadef ONE enormous
pasihon i'f oucs noe az admission. Nhleh notWith
hisnlns The enormous stIiay httendant h on such
~ unir eede'iet c0i1ihfbntu, II hxed vi The low
- een's children under Ten years Of age
s4-Tn. GRAND PROCESSION viii enter the tow,
~ AZ ytlpk. A n preceded bv the GIGANTIC
hiffoPfAAuf drawn ~ TEaM 81 EIWPH MIS-
Jour ln lumher,) follow ed by n ~ iKf'r NEN YORK
uNkRA ID. tha graaa N ENAuERIE the eatsb,
ssse ClkuihAisd q Troupe ~ AFtists, together with
M hefeeeus farapherlAha of the MttfOtoiitau
ELlIN8HAM, hsGtsg Of Afssa
~ ~ 'ANNoN"Nih' Ssed' septS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

shrubbsry Fruit Trees, &c, Mr..
George Say has made arrangements with the
nurseries for the best lot Of shrnbbery, fruit
trees and avergreens, ever offered 70 the PEG,
pie Of this city aud county. Prices low as
ever Persons desiring anything in this line,
may address orders to Mr. Say through the
Post o(Iieo oI Dayton, who will attend to
them with punctnnty. sept daw2w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

R0~ The Democratic Central Committee
and the several candidates on the Democratic
Ticket, will meet at the sherTs office, on
Wednesday evening Septs@bes a ,.lssl HJf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

ls1bAN FRAScisGo Sept lg.t-@Adnees frdni
.MeSioo, say the blo,knde of Manila has been
raaed, aud standardization with the interior
opened, a,nd -iAs 4srrilory oi 0oiima has be.
coms'a part Of the Egpiree u,teyi lr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

For sale.-Exta White Flannel, extra
Blue Mixed Jeans good assortment Of Dress
Flaunelss and q, variety Of Domeste (5oodT z
also a qiee lot9t Reg fspea asihs wooFq
Factory, by W Fisd.
Sept. II, 2dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

The CIRCUS Troupe i The largest sni most
complete vet combined 10 establlshment being
composed Of he most popular. sSilInll aud accoln-
pl 4heu noTlofnerN IN the pIOiesaiun, having been
selectef rom the first establishments In Europe and
fmerira Amonsthe principal Artists are the lol-
MAIDEN o1FELLE JOSEPHINE, Tie leAutiinl,
[ u snfeu nnd elegant Elu strienhe
IsAmVEL BuRT, the wonder al sRuteuet aud Hurdle
Rider
jams DE MqrTE, The renowned Principal Act
lldtt Nnd Hstrioulc ElueSinan
.sHAPPEE Y VIII rNFY, Tie Vfeat TfAleAe Per
ormer7, the most daring A~d skrliu Acrobais "a
pa e.. 40 tbe pIOiessaHs
YOUNG ffBRAHTi, nom the CDrso Oircus, Madud
The M sculoiis Con oronist;
.GHAkLks RlVhks, The popular and dashing -Four
Horse Rider And n dle umber;
GEO 81 MAN, ID MS Equestrian kct OF the HsyoIV.
ing Glote' an 20 hls LaTrti sAd TIAneA Perform.
q sAiGile, Robinson, Jouss LeVerdas, lie sleur Ire
lnslni Monsieur Frgvk, AuRust simVnd, james
bHnfnA, liena olASelsse, UieFlaoat. SuslaFs Do
CROW Hnd large aud efiGieut TnOupe of VGultsrs
Acrolats, Tumblers and DpIceTs
JAS, tB the HifmJrist and American clown
chi ese Ntarn InRnler, SlAck-fOpe Performer
CspD -tpssi, stump speat 81, 4. 6eii
JOHNNY BOOK IN, ths Eeeeutf.e aad T,til OloWp
HHdEu esstiule C0ssiYte.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Wanted to Rent-A house with five or
six rooms, in a good neighborhood Inquire
at the Empire Composing Room.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Lunch On and alter Monday, 9lh inst,
A. Spang, at the PhUoix House, will set a
Lunch at 10 A. NJ lwd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Stray Cow. "A dark red COW, long hops
turned inwardly old, and somewhat thin
strayed on Monday last ANY Information
will receive snitable reward,
l., LTEBMAN,
3td. No. 6, 4th street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
New Meat and Provision Store. -

New Meat and Provision Store. -
M. Stcckerl, at his stand on Market street
north side, few doors wesi Of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sauoage PoInio's Cabbage, Beams, Eggs &c.,
&c, all fresh aud Of the best quality. His
old friends aud customers, aud the pnbIic,
are invited 10 give him n call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
.sgfH eti lt7ri = .,-p- 7iiaf r4HgiG8 % a
Maine Election.

GARnINER, Me-, September 10 The Ban
'tdrWlas ~ this morning has unofficial re-
turns from eg6tlsslx towns, in addition To the.
olliclal returns from 275 towns previously
telegrpphed, making ID aIl B6Tl towns, cities
aud plantailousi giving Cohy 54SG5, aud
Ho~arlg3sd91 LasliyrArtie vote OF these
towns Stood Cory j9,923. B-adbhy 4l,097-
The yols in Arostook county ID close, tho De.
mocrieNciainipg rty asmall mdj0rty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Lost-Shawl Lost, somewhere between
Water aud Second, IA Iadys Scarlet Shawl -
The finder will please leave it at lha Office
l2tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

"The Stops When the journal man
Geo. Winder accepting the balance of the
siops, (hy which he means the smaller couu-
ty ofiieos,) he will be apt to suggest to Beck,
Gebhart, Fowler, &c., his opinion Of hcir pc
sition as the recipients Of the "balauce Of the
slops' of the abolition convention Bear in
mind, therefore, Messrs. Beck, Gebhart &
Fowler, that the Editor Of the Journal, ia ef.
feet, tells yon that you have accepted "lhe
slops OF your party. Aint you obliged to the
Journal for It's definition of the repast to
which you have been Invited And don't
you wish it would learn to insult the Democ
racy without knocking the underpinning from
the dignity Of loyal citizens2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

BUFFALO, N. Y, September 20 --Cleurgo
Palmer one loi tlaoldest 'GtigenSof Bu8Aip,
mud Presldept Of The Buffalo n State Las r.
Il. Coapany, died Yesterday, after sbort ~
ness "a" s-.IAa ritl aai" grnoH t1iH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
The Gigantic IIivpopotamus,

or "BrgENoTu" Of Holy Writ Of whom il il DECLARED
tJob 40 S3) Upon sArth theteis nothis HkeIp This
rpe'.Asn ui the brute creation, he last yethge
oi plf idogHt GffcGce, was captured hy his present
kecbrf, Al l. e Egyptian, by order Of the VIraroy
o' EHy pt, @mn mIies above Cairo, on the White Nile
IN Airhfi anu was imp ried mo this rouutfy al an
expense Of more thAn F4D.1uV, by u. u YUIrE. E,o
Nhh Nltnm such arrangements have been made as 10
erAh" o." Management ~ ptssen hun 10 the putJ,g
h'ohlphchon VII the other iinqhe atffa tipns Whh
mSb" np tue Cats"lysm Of Wonders comprising ms
gighnilH ON bnhflOn .... =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
Nem advertisements
AMERICAN SALOON. .a
coRNER OF Third AND JEFPERsoS sTHEE1s,
SECOND DOOR EAST. a.a

O.
LEGION & RAPP, PROV rs.
ssSSs ss%sst: : :i sa, no. no q; "a
ONsrEkS,. - 71F1 tfNi,u aai i,s na-H iiHt 1aa
I1.a QuAlLS .uaet .ta .l.a rU ..ar.l add
W In DUCK,
'NENlsUN,
aud W kindsH eRtne aud Fish IA their seaaon
as airst ciAsS Restaurant, It's & intention of the
propreionst 90 furnish fneas nj MI hours, aBd 10 ~
before tber patron Mptteyar they may darIrs to et.
that N Ia the market Their bar viii comprise The
choicest liquors nj every description, and The Altth
tou thek Wll pay 10 every du pnrtueHi their lpisi
qefs, VII he sucn ~ to leave room for dissHS ur.
non pbapeo hhd DgRfse cot the best bTalids Always
on mnd and OysIrrs ~ Ahe eau, Hud hall Oan, u m
sep4O h
conn PER- hAONTH can be made cling our
OAUu CampElgn Medals, gIthip perfect II 9tptases
oI AL the candidates. Also, splendid medal Of Gene
raj Grant Ppte. $40 psr han red, Il. Agents. Just
me bnHfrgs Ior discharged OF alsglled Soldlers 10
nuBdHe ih sample sent on receipt Of t5ceds Ad.
iresS W, X. LAkrHEARiH
seRlI lltu..s 1fa Hs. taneinlat Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
DtrR6if stbl4a8sr.2O 2O,pfBsrGbtIs reform

DETR6if lStpi4mder20 afbsrGbtIs return
ed 70 the Detroit river early this morning hay
ne beehifbded'niht Htsigh n ahieh ib subpb
sed to' have been the teetdte Of athe z, s
steHrhet MitmkAR. abdfla lfltAse 5ltbe ptis
ongts on johnson silsland 4i.i y i.t, 5 ~ =
7 The efewi0f lhc siedmst Parsons we're put
fFshofe-op FishlinR Island this. marDine ailer
being robbed Of everything valuable
The vessel WAS seized by Canadian author.
t'fs and hwo oitbe crew arTrsled aud are q ow
10 jail AZ Snndnsky. "h"i9pi otEVVhN
.'' a'A q '-g ---A.. l-- ~. .LL't "I' iD
Fssstn .en o. ttt Chase or Rout.
.,.g, -. Nalker 40 iA1ecerd nim I.II-.....
., NGw YURg, September 20 The Herald
Ahecihi sats! ~ D. % 500 ~
Seere'ary Feseeudeu will resign hs posi-.
lon, and eightfGhMe or Robert J, Walk.
erl vii he aRpnAlrdl Oot9brr lsL su.i..
The Iribune's Washington special SAYS,
Qehrtal Blder has enrelrll .ap arraug gement
fnti ih4uexrhanFe ,d tthe sclg and wou1 d4d
df bbih' ilfiDfls Na. f"hl1 aghi tYliu rHna t
.f'ThF Fau1fa .raIla3 .L.t I.H 'hUHs -
.' The Rebels Capture 1--WE Vesseia.i %.
y byffALo, Seple mbgT ,2Q,rrNegs has been
received here that number of sebals iFem
Cana6atapturcdt TWO stenmersthe Pafsons a. al
Island Queen neAr Bass lslund yesterday bf
ternobn, and have goue down er across The
Lake probably ior rtiti0reenents, guns, and
hmmdnition.a a, 600. .AasIe q W. ID. uu .al N
The capturing patty numb, red about lhlrty
armed With revolvers and howe knives
AT the Island they took wood enough to last
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

A Bad Memory Walker, of
BelefontAine, having purchased the BeIleion-
taine Republican Of his brothyer Samvel,
commences his salutat-n as follows, towit
Ten years ago We assisted in establishing
the Belefontaine Republican " This Ian.
guage reminds US OF little anecdote some
thing like this Ten years ago we charged
James Walker, in a petition which we filed
against him. with having assisted in the es
tablishment of the BelleioHtaine Republican,
in violation Of contract with ns, aud the
said James Walker swore us out Of our
damages by swearing ont of the charge made
in the petition Say, Jeemes, didn't You
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Jaya.--We are happy to state that Jaya is
slowly recovering.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

WllSOS-Hfhs rDorjpE, henry NILSSON Fuueral
IRON The resi- ieuee his father oil Warren street.
tomorrow a. Two O'clock ' ''' ~ y
Place VI lntermenl- New CofnatVry. HI 1I.t. . sII
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
SheriT'S. Proclamation.
SmuRIrr's OFrrg Hnatna HIa.
DATrGN. September 80, 1864,


DeueS, september 80, leG.
roclanat4on ~ herl'y tihdrtn the qualified tiers
Of M2ntaomery county, that q general elect, will
I've held s'rrqnfed BY law on the sesoiid itlesfay
w October llth, lse4,a % rs q
at the several places OF holding elections, in sad
Sonn,y aiwlnfhtns thstotoy'ng ehqerr srs q
one supffefheo J6lgc luf rermJ. -A.A 4 '''AsA y
One do 3 90 = NonkYsc,hoyI n lfs
BRge DO 90 lshorl Y'"Hncy).
One heerntafy ol slate d. faf 4.. so .u .I .7. g
Ss SI'3SsT SiIida a33ia,i4sra,.
oSs Rrpresealass ~ Congress S 's"I' o. he gpsed
s.s'v Iss %sr5lBP Ss Pr2 oYls's As"'s9ms H
one shpVAi 8iHlas ti..5.I .i. .a. aa.
o@S One o7aS'' dG' 4R&S5sdt 4R&sSsy5.sadtt gTln TtlsB.lfI
Que Que 80 ITssspnE4a y rts 90. Ais4ial
0aS oSS 40 s,%Sgyt] sTpi}SSp'ti SSp'ti Laa ,bs iliY
one do In6rniafy Diheetor
Que WHISKY larpseo o..
vne lipur inspector
An4a,4 Ti4Itesdrthe -gsY raj TownSl,i, = aud II
thr styefm Wards Of To- ciy cot Hsy tlfs lur al
eonaiY, VIII take notite tit ftiey Are reuir.d a
esbeAYe iownslnJ,s sIui lVari. 90 ne Oeri - rhs
o9wtoi Vo9inoh ne" =. pfnpsriy deslfn tlns thu4e
lof Fr ys " Oenft lrom thosi ipt the Common tleas
an tSupen0r C0hfts toaaiti rl llHIH f. ."r ,tsf4a
SUP aud Com flaasC Conns Pro,ate ro,tt
First Ward, hlsf"-s...i., ,..,..........,-.o. "a
'rriyd A. A. " ,fc'rs'-'F s'.''''.''..'.'''''..
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fWh do ~ ........... III
Finhft Ito Ig .gs.l.. alu 1t.I.tf "A
Na,nson TUNuslip ~ uli1 'fN"'r
Ieitetsou 80 n........
ihHeksOu 30 JhS EA.sEgllg gftt frg
Perry stde. t ~ A. 4.Mls "a NJ lfAA
OaV' 90 ls...s. ....,. ... IN. -. -, D,
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TWsl. .o..i ~ fatta tNi fO ffl az
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shfuh% AonttouteTy Counl,. tine
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

The American Saloon. .--This popnlsr
establishment, nov owned by lecompt L
RapP, has been expended into the Dimensions
Of frstelsss Restaaraut, where neah ca N
be obtained at all hours, and gotten up to the
order of the customer, from Nhatever may be
obtainable ia ibe market Game, quails fsh
and oysters in their season. Remember LIE.
eompt \ Rapp, and whea you hunger and
thirst or either hie You thither, and they will
minister to your wants.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Railroad T--Major General McClelau
was railroad man when he WAS appointed
MaioTGenera Of Ohio troops When he was
nominated by the Copperhead3 for the Presi.
deney he remembered II familiar law OF rail
road passenger traina, to viii "Keep OF the
Platform. '--.journai
unlesswf have been msiulormed, the Ed
itor of 70 Journal is also a quandaun railroad
man, and we have no doubt, therefore, that
while he will disagree with the General ,upnn
questions of public policy aud eNpedispoy, be
will eonenr with him in the opinion that the
"PIatiOrm3 is the place for ithsgos Brakes,
man" a. iq..ts .I lqssp s.s bss ID i,.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15

is no life or energy about the peo-
pie here, they drag their sluggish
bodies around. There are no fine
walkers here; they act all the time
like our people feel in dog days.
The health of the regiment Is "a
good as usual. The men have been
anxiou, to 90 into the eteran service,
but under the order we cannot. We
are expecting about thirty men from
the Thirty-lith Indiana; the bal
ance nave gone into the veteran
service and will start home on next
Monday.
Thomas Addington, private OF
Co. A. has been promoted to the
Chanlaincy of the Sith, to hll the
vacancy occasioned by the resi- gna-
ton Of s. Il. Stout. lie has not
vet been mustered in. Some other
promotions will be made in the
regimen. soon, if not already made
by the Governor. Quite an efioii
has been made by "A resigned officer
to override the wishes OF the men
in these promotions whether he
will be successful remains 10 be
seen. More anon. A j. NEFF.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
MRS. NfEL'S HOBBY.
HY J. K. NC.

Come, Jane, hurry as fast as you
can. and get the washing out. We
must iron most OF the clothes to-
night, for these carpets have to come
up tomorrow.
And the busy househeeper hustled
about in style which made the
children stand around and rejoice
when the school bell rang. 1t was
mid winter, but that was a small
consideration with Mrs. Mel when
it was decided that a carpet needed
taking up. So, alter day of hur
ry. hurry from morning TIL night,
she went to rest, quite satisfied that
the ironing was all out OF the way,
and they could go about the family
room early in the morning The
family breakiasted in the kitchen,
with every thing piled up around
them. and the husband was glad to
escape the din by going to his daily
work. At night, the scrubbinS and
cleaning were about half compile
ted, and the family spent cheer
less evening in the kitchen.
Smother was cross" that wa.
selfevident; every body was catch
ing cold, and with a general feel'
ing of discomfort, they creEt off tC
bed as early as possible, all but Je,
rome, the oldest boy, who strayec
Off into the street, and spent hi'
evening among those who would
gladly lead him body and soul to
destruction. Mrs. Mel had "nC
time" to change her soIled work
ing dress before supper, and the un
tidy. fiurried- looking figure which
sat opposite him at the tee-table
made the husband moody and 81
lent.
"IUould rather ike in dirt up t,
my knees" he inwardly exclaimed
than have such hubbu5 ever.
week or two
Ii the parlor had been warme
and lighted for the family, ii woul
have been some mitigation; bat nc
that would have been an unheard
of thing. No one knows how niue
: disorder the children mlghtcause.
{ So il went on. from one year