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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
Correction.

Inc muniheent dohatian to GenI. M'rg"h
Cornnard, .rrkcn OF last weak, csmo not from
Drr Jrr.-r7.,
iady'l cll-~c.dsd rotc.
K,LStA, -23l Jaa., lo64.
Col. T. G. BAcox--Dea' Sir: Learning from
the papers that you ere appointed one Of the re-
ecirers of donations for the rc.mounting and
equippins OF Gcnl. J. II. MonGAs's command, 1
enciosa you check for COO to be SO apPro-
pri%ted,
I sincerely hopo our people will respond With
a!aoriiy to this noble and worthy objcct.and that
o'cr Icss this Terror 10 Yankees, and Heroic ben
cIae;orso 10 his Country, Niil bs ~ the saddle aud
ct work again. Respectfully yours,
Mrs. wv. GREGo, SEN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
Professional.

u OFFER MY PRoFEssIoNAb SERVICES
4 to the people of Edgeield Dslr;ct until my
return TO military service.
goli. II. W. ADDISON,
:. :: attorney O. Law.
Jan II .tfa. 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10

We call attention to tie following com
ueuts If the Washington Chronicle upon the
letter of the Pope to President Davis. For-
ncy evidently expresses the opinion OF The
:1i:cass, Administration on tesahjett. ae
correspondence is certainly "disi's;eiaf' TO
tie "loyal Americans" R"fec:'ns 70 the
pope's letts-, tie Chronicle says:
there i, = tone il il toat will win the
Yor. no f,vor with loyal 'Amer 'cans. When
lie expresses the wis!l tina. "th.s other pee,
giles of America aad thc.r rp!aes" ray DC
much III has will be dis.asteiul to the people oi
shc United S:ates; and when Lie expresses
the hope that the rebels viii he attached to
aim By perfect friendship. he further alien
ate, shc good viii OF the Americas ,:sope.
In fact he bel.aysa sympathy which he, @!
ali foeeign rulers, ought 10 De the last to ea-
tsrtain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
Congressionnl proceeainss.

RTcHMoHD, Feb. SIN tire Senate to-day
the House bill TO increase me efficiency OF the
ar Ey by the employment Of negroes liz ccr-
tain Capacities, mas reported upon favcrably
by lie Senate military ccn.nl:ttec, aGd placed
cu Tic calender.
The general appropriation bill wes amend
ci and passed. One amendment proposed
that no salary be paid any officer appointed
uadsr the Provisional Government, unless lie
had been re eappo;nted and confirmed since
by the Permanent Government, but a: the
solicitation OF several Senators this amend
ment was withdrawn.
The bill txemp;irg farmers and planters
who furnished substitutes, was. on lnotion.
taken up from the table yeas, Il; nays. 8;
and made the special order Cor Tuesday next
OF 10 O'Clock.
In the House as evidence Of i,e rc-enl:st
mcnt of iGrse numbers OF troops irom the
various States, resolutions Ct thanks Sere
presented aud adopted.
The Senate bill to trganizc general staii
for the army wasdiscussei but rot disposed Of
Both Houses were iu secret session mosi
Of the day.
RICHMOND, Feb. G.-In House to-laY the
Senate-b:l! to provide to organ;zo geneEaI
staff fer the army was taken up aad post
poned iudtGnitely-ycas 81, NAYS 80.
TIE, bill passed to pay any private CT in!s
ricr officer, who under orders Of superior esi'
GERS, performs temporary staff duty.
The bill to authorize the President TO ap.
point g Chief Qua-ttrTas:er and Commis
saty, with tie rank Of C,l III j, 70 each army
AID rank OF Lit. Colonel to each army corps
and rank of Major t. each division. WAS Ia
ken up ard reiected-yess SS3, nays "a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10

The PLAxrERs.-Wco observe lis.t th4 PLAZA.
ters e Georgia are boS!i G county meetings
10 fix the prices of psoducc, and urge tie Gov
crnor to call convention of all the planters
cf the State in February, TO determine upon
an uniform price to be asked for corn, porks
bacon, peas fodder, ETC., while the war lasts?
They invoke similar action on ths Fart of the
planters Of ether States. Ire citizens CT
Hous4op coanty agreed upon the following
prices for the support Of the array: Corn, 50
per ba>Lel; field yses, S. per bushsl; ~hea;,
IS per bashel Sorghns. ia syshp' s'.ao .oulS per
lat it hogs, gross, 60 cents per pound he;s
pork, Is cents per pound; bacon, 81 % Ter
pound.
We hope that The planters of South CAROL
na will-:akc some similar action. The plan
ter Who does th;s is equally apatr;o. ~ith the
man who shoulders q musket.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
The Enemy Advancing or Jackson Mis-
sissippi.


4 special dispatch TO tfa Evening News,
dated Clinton, Feb. 4. says: Sherman. wl'h
two corps under Mcpherson. ard Hnribelt,
at. advsrcirg. Gen. jackson ought tLem
xii day. ThsY made but two milss t;-3ay
srd camp tonight Fix or eight miles te!ow
6 intcn. Prisoners reports 80 GOO. Gsaera
L IS whipped item on laz9o yesterday in
hand - hand fight with iiato!s.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NOZZLE, Feb. 5.
4 special d;sps.chto the Register & a. nd
vertizer da,ed Jackson. Feb. 4, say. The
cacmy commenced crossing toe Big siacA
yesterday They threw over SIX regiments
ui infantry. two OF csvairy and two batteries
~ he railroad bridge. AMI attempted 70 cross
at Messengers Ferry, hut failed. Thy are
nos attempting to cscss a. Bridsongos.
TIE city is ful OF rumors aud excitement,
but confidence psoyal!s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
A Gard.

nR. r. S. HILL offers bis PROFESSIONAL
D SERVICES to the people of Duntonsvh;o:
jan 90 aus
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-04
FIRE INSURANCE.
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Important to LIs Insurers. Fdeis rs. Fiction.

Important 70 IVs Insurers. fdeis rs. ffcftoh |
PERSON aged 80 insure $4,000 his Lite In the
n NEW KSdLASD MUTUAL LIFE IEsuRAEoE coNrAsr by |
paying s72 80 In cash, and note for same amount
In al cash companies SIS would only insure ss,U0O.
The Note plan adds 200 At once The Cash plan Addt
In the Note Company the dividends are applied can
ceiling the Notes thus reducing the amount OF both prin
cipal and interest
In the event Of death the heirs Of the insured under
the note system would receive $1,000 less the notes un
paid In the Cash Company only $4,000 would be paid
A person aged 81 was insured in the NEW EsaLAND
MUTUAL for 900, paying annually $l470 in cash aud
note for the same amount About since hs enlisted
vice died. Afer deducing unpaid notes, his widow
eel ed out $3.50 In Cash Company the widow would
have received only $780, One fact like this Is worth
thousand pamphlets got up to deceive the public.
prominent Market Street merchant remarked few
days since thathe could make than ten per
the amount lett him by the Company at six per cent in
ny rHR INSURED cAscRls on ExcEKDs TIE
THe COMPANY This important tact Is entirely ignored
by all cash Companies. he unfairness and desgn OF
such course are too apparent
The great success OF the Note Companies has provoked
the uaust attack Of all Cash Companies examination
o. the two sysems will convince any candid man that the
Note Company makes the largest provision for his family
tAbout half the expense.
The great object Of life insurance PRESENT nRyEFI
and not a remote contingency.
The necessary blanks will be furnished application.
w. D. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
At the office daily, from u to o'clock.
RERERENCRS.
George H. Stuart Esq, James Graham, Esq,
Hon. VIM. A. Porter, Rev. J. 5. Dalss D. D.,
B. b. Comegys Esqi Boyd Stroud,
Joseph Lea, Sterling Franks,
Henry SimOns, Julius Lee, $50,
D. Rsyner Goodwin, n D., VIM. Smith, Rsq.,
Themas D. Beck, Eslr Baker Hopkins,
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
feb l2-ly 425 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-04
II

WHHGEUTWWSs
Ell Wilson, Brandywine Hd.; James neapain Chrstl.
ana Hdi james Webb, Samuel Barr, ~ O. stotsenburz
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington HID; Robert McCabe Mill
Greek lidi John F. Williamson, White Clay Creek I'D
cader Hd.; John G. Clark, Red Lion Hd.; VIM temple
smyrna; James Il. Burnham, st. Georges Hd; Charles
r. Fleming, Peter F. Causey, Milford Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown
AGENTs-As well tor receiving applications for insur
ance 1ues OF members; -
Eli Wilson, Brandywine III Robert MeCabe Mill
Greek Hdi James DelaplAin, ChrisliAna lid; John u
Williamson, White Clay Creek HID; Curtis u. Ellison,
pencadeI Id Red Lion, St Georges, and Appoq nk
hundreds; Joseph c. Grifith, Smyrna james Crppen
New Castle Hdi Charles H. Fleming Milford Ch,arIas
Tunnel, Georgeiowu Henry Todd, Dover
communications on general business addressed to the
ion. Silva
izs ROBERT MocABR NJ. D.. seerstAry.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-04
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR q
Insurance Company of the
State of DaIaWara.u


ORIGINAL MILL CRHgK, &c)
THIS Company continues to offer to the people Of DELI.
wse ts superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
risks.
The Institution ia commended by over 90 years exper
enee in and attention to the subeet Mutual Insurance
being the first to introduce the principle our stae
BY reassn OF which, II Is believed the Managers have
been enabled 10 to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, to render the member
ship among the most equitable in character OF the
Gus Insurance Companies presented TO the public.
1t takes credit to ITSELF that Its payments OF osFen have
been 30 prompt and LIBERAL that in % years business and
losses reaching 100000 not single case of tiga
tion has occurred, and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking to the safety than the number and
amount of its risks 1t has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars of Insurance. either requiring too
great an amount In single risk Offering unfit OBJ
jects Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner 1t is conceived IL has the safest and
most seleeist otnsurances In proportion to the amount
over si1 Millions OF Dollars of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this 1t has not only reduced tha rata
insurance, at all times moderate one-sixth during the
last two years. but presents clear surplus fund or
$4,000 as security against any assessment on the Depost
Notes. which sum by the resort to Scrip Certificates Of
the balances due to each member, nov being Issued viii
be paying interest to them from January 1862 al the
ateof per cent per annumi thus making still fArho
deduction. w
1t commenced the year 1852 with rsal protection t,
the community in Deposit Notes Of se500O(
surplus fund $4,000
Total protection, $500 1901
It's the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
they ought TO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-04
Agents.
Attention Ladiea.

AILentlOQ AaQ16S,
LII the newest styles of Fancy Combs, Steel and Js
"A Jswelry, Pearl and Fancy Head Dresses SILK Pans
PArsola and Bun Umbrellas at prices the mort sssac
tory at y. pi4oNb,
Fancy Goods Store, II south sth strsst
sS- Peacock Feathers bought or made Into Fans Or
Fly Brushes War.SsM&
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
FIEhtInK Comm.nc.d.

NASHVILLE, September PA dispatch
from the telegraph operator at Pulaski, to the
Captain Of the Military Telegraph here, says
General Rousseau, heavily pressed by Forrest,
is slowly falling back
. An attack is reported being made by the
enemy, with 5000 men and six pieces of artil.
lety, to flank Rousseau Heavy skirmishng all
day with the enemy's advance Our infantry
and cavalry are reported in line Of battle and
would attack the rebels.
A scout at Franklin, Tennessee, reports
Colonel Biffle with large force of Wheeler 4
men, to be between Wlliamsport and Hills
boro
A dispatch from Columbia says
On that day, the 18th, Bffls was at Law
reneeburg with 900 men aud two pieces Of
artillery.
The report tinl ohnsobSille, on ibe Ten,
nesse river, was captured, is unfounded.--
Ample preparations have been made for it's
defense, If attacked.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28

NEw YoRK, Sept. 2s-Cotton dull, and
unchanged. Flour receipts 64s4 barrels, 20
% cts better, more doing 75as s5 for
extra state 10 25al0 so for round hoop
Ohio. Wheat receipts Ia, 200 bushels; mark ct
higher 2 O74aS Amber Michigan; 923 a
96 Chicago spring; Rye quiet Barley dull
Corn receipts 4,46s; market a shade firmer
sales 5Sa6O mixd d western chiefly at latter
prices, Oats firmer at 80. Western pork
decidedly frmer at 39a4O; mess 39a50 and
4Oa5G new mess 37a38 Prime beef steady.
Lard 6rmer at 964. Butter 3Oa3s for Ohio
Cheese quiet l93a25 Whisky frmer at 4Oa
| 75al n, chiefly 76 Sugar rather more
steady, bnt quiet, Petroleum quiet at 37I
Tor crude, G1c, for refined in bond, SIC free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28

NRw YORK, Sept 2Sth-The Tribune 8
Harper's Ferry correspondence to the 27th
says; The completeness of the surprise OF
the rebels at Fishers Hill may be immAgned
from the lact that the guns captured we're all
loaded to the muzzle with grape and cannis
ter; but Crooks charge was so i'm mpetuous and
rapid that tue rebels did not get time 10 dis.
charge them.
Losses OF the rebels in the recent fiyht, as
reported by Government officials, sent to az
certain the facts are as follows; Arrived al
Harper's Ferry including 2O6 officers, 3, lOO
wounded at Winchester, 2,200; captured be.
tween Fishers Hill and Woodstock 2 200.
wounded and carried off by the rebels, esti
mated at LOO; wounded at Road Side
House, estimated at l 900; killed and wound
ed by cavalry in Luray Valley, $50; total
l0.j50 ~ if -. ...r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28

NEW YoRK, September 27. Rather liyelier
times among importers, Auctoners and buy
ers generally, to-day, owing to the feverish
state Of political and financial affairs. Many
kinds of goods fell to twenty and twenty five
per cent. For instance Poll de Chevres and
Wollen filings which two weeks ago brought
eighty-6Ve cents, we're knocked down to-day
At 6fty-nine. Some lots being consequently
Withdrawn inferior qualities Of the same arti-
Gle, heretofore commanding from sixty TO
eighty cents, went down to forty-two. A few
lots Of forty inch baggins and burlaps sold at
IRON hiteea 10 twenty per cent below the av-
eFage price Domestic goods fell 10 proper.
tion TO foreign articles The panic 10 gold
has unsettled everything, In a few cases the
fall was from thirty.three TO forty per cent
from the regular prices Of three weeks ago.
The reaction in rates for domestic goods is
hht dufkcs gfssHf ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
MORNING REPORT


Nav YORK, September 25.--The Herald $
Mount jackson correspondent says:
Although we have had considerable iaht.
ing since leaving Winchester, still there has
been nothing in the way Of "A regular battle
or anything approaching the action OF Mon
day last urt...Hy = =,
The capture Of artillery, flags, &c, at Fish.
ers Hill we're made more by the rapidity Of
our movements and accurate maneuvering
than by the force Of battle 100 $40 Nt
To-day We nre still moving on. The enemy
is retiring Our cavalry is doing nobly. =
Beyond. doubt Early is now doing everything
he can 10 get out Of our reach, and should an
engagement ensue to-day or tomorrow, it will
be because we have forced him to do It. Ev
cry hour adds more and more prisoners to our
already immense number
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
Lee Gsttius READY to A,d EARLY.

NGw YoRK, September 2s The Herald 5
City Point correspondent says
Early's defeat in the Valley has produced
general uneasiness in the army Immediately "
opposed to us, and results ol great importance
are looked for within few days.
That Lee is getting ready for some new
movement is very evident
During the past few nights our troops on
the front line could hear the move of troops
and artillery.
Lee is doubtless working to aid General
Early.
He stands aghast at the prospect of Sheri-
dan driving Early beyond possibility of hold
ing the Central Road, and the one leading to
Lynohburg and thence by concentrating his
lines around Petersburg hopes to be able to
detach force sufficient. to reinforce and raj
ly the demoralized army Of the Shenandoah
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton MarkeI.

.. DAYTON, September g.
HARSHMANs FLOUR---Red wheat
Wholesale 81 | CO. Retail Sll so
WHEAT-$l 80
C0RN--llO
OATS--TO.
RYE 45@l So
BARLEY-Sl 5O@l60
TEAS-S2 60@2 90
COFFEE-6SG960e
SUGAR--30.
COFFEE SUGAR-33 035c per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR--373c per ID
MOLASSES--Sl 35@llO per gal.
RICE-20o per h.
LARD-25@30.
BUTTER-40@50
CHEESE.-23a25
STARCH-l2lc per ID.
SOAPS--20c per H.
DRIED BACHES-25@22
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS--Per bushel 81 5O@3 90
EGGS-lS per doz
TOBACCO-90@$l1O per ID.
SHOTS 90 per sack. I..
LEAD-25c per ID
P0TAT0ES.-S2 25 per bush
HAY-Timothy $50 per ton,
WHISKY-l 80
ToMATOES-$2 so per bush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.--Tbe Republican
issued an extra containing the following im-
portAnt intelligence: sVfG
We learn officially that the advance Of the
rebel Gen. Forrest has been suddenly checked
at Pulaski, Tennessee, TO which point north.
ward be pushed after destroying the railroad
bridge over Elk river
Dispatches received by the government this
morning containing the latest report from Sher-
idan, announce his arrival atHarrisonburR at on
Monday, and his intention to follow I'D the
pursuit Of Early, who was Fastening towards
Stanton with the fragments of his defeated
aud demoFalized army
Every attempt Of Early to take advantage
Of the gaps in the Blue Ridge mountains, 10
annoy Sberidsns rear, has been defeated
On Saturday, TorbOtt's cavalry met the
rebel cavalry near Luray court house, and sf.
ter a spirited fght Of several hours, routed
them with the loss OF several hundred killed,
wounded and prisoners The rebels were
commanded by General Wiekham
The rebels retreated up the valley on Sun.
day. ...'.f ..l.'. ....t..
Our cavalry has effected a junction with
sheridan's Infantry near New Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
Probabi, Movements of The R.b,Is.

NRw YoRK, Sept 2Sth The Heralds cor.
respondent with the 10Th Corps, also says
that the movements of the enemy are full Of
promise Uneasiness is manilested in all
their movements. They are cer'ainly getting
ready for n movement Of some kind, perhaps
to fall back TO Swift creek The first of their
lines is between Petersburg and Richmond.
The reason undoubtedly is, that Grant is be-
ing too strongly reinforced for the rebels to
maintain their thin extended line, now over
ten miles in length 49,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
By Telegraph.
aEbokTEb FOR THE 6AILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


NASHVILLE, September 27.--General Roup-
seau reached Pulaski yesterday afternoon
about o'clock
Forests forces we're within seven miles Of
Pulaski, and advancing. Heavy skrmshing
continued until after dark by the advance of
both armies.
A telegram received here at ten o clock this
morning, reports the enemy near Pulaski in
force, aud that cavalry 6ghiing has been 60.
ing on all the morning. Reinforcemsuts of
infantry having arrived, the probabilities are
that general engagement will take place to-
day. gtF5ls ~-.f % .fIt-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28

SAN FRANcIsco, September 2G-The steam
er John l.. Stephens brings adyices from
northwestern Mexico Of September Sd, and
S207, 600 in bullion
The Mexican troops are reported to have
gained successes in Durango. The city by
that name in oil probability has been evacua.
ted by the French, who are greatly outuum-
bered, 5000 to 10000. Excellent cotton is
under cultivation in Sinaloa, with fine pros
peets -Four men had been killed by Ii ght.
ming
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
Arrested tor maIfsn,.nc..

LoUlsyhLE, September 1.-The journal
contains an exposition of malIeasance in OF.
fee by General Paine, at Paducah, and i'm.
plicates Hon. Lucien Anderson, member of
Congress; h. Il. Hall, Provost Marshall John
4. Bollinger and Major Henry Barthney, as
his assistants in various smuggling transac
tons. General Meredith, the successor of
Genera Paine, has arrested some OF the par.
ties, and will doubtless secure the remainder
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
Operations Of Forr..t.

CHATTAsooOA, September s27.--Brgsdier
General Newton in the absence of Major Gen.
eral Steedman, was assigned to the district OF
Etowab. Forrest captured Athens Alabama,
and destroyed Elk River bridge, and Sulphur
trestle is reported burned, and the garrison OF
the stockade, eolored captured,
The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad has
has not been disturbed, and ample provisions
have been made TO keep up uninterrupted
communications between Nashville aud At.
lanta:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
Sherif'S Proclamation.

SHERGFF's OTTcK,
DAYTON, September 80, 1884
Proclamation ~ hereby made TO the qualified voters
OF Montgomery county, that general election will
be held as required BY law, the Second Tuesday
Of October tO-Wit:
October llh, 1864
at the several PLACES OF holding elections, in said
County, At which hms the following officers are 10
be chosen.
One Supreme Judge (iull Term).
One do do Gong Vacancy.
One DO do tsh0rt Vacancy
One Secretary OF State.
One Competi olieT OF the Treasurer
one Member OF Public Works, (flh Terml
One do do DO (Vacaneyl
One Representative IN Congress OF the United
states composing the counIss Of Montgomery, Eut-
Ter, Warren and Preble,
One SheHn.
NONE County Auditor,
One do RscOrdtr.
One do Treasurer.
one do CunmissionsF.
Une surveyor.
one do lnnruisry DiLector
one Whisky Inspector.
One Flour Inspector
Que Pork Inspector
Ant IN. lr .stses OF the several ToEuships and of
the several Wards OF tue ctty Of DAYTON In ,sId
county val take notice that they are required 10
return the following number OF Inrrora tfon, tb.,,
Tespectlye iOSnShlps and Wards 20 tue Clerk Of de
Court OF uonlnon Pleas properly designstinR those
Tor Pr haie Couri, nom those Tor the Common Pleas
and Superior Courts to.Rtt;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28

Rev. T. W. Gisiner.--Is there a gentle
man 'of the above name in this city2 II so,
he will confer. a favor on a relative by com
municatne wiih tlis Office sEit lwd.
tlQ t7BSs H.. t+s44 lGlIIts
Notice. My wife, Catherine Helfrch, hav-
ing left my bed and board without just cause,
all persons are hereby forbidden from giving
her credit upon my account, as will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by her.
JACOB HELTRICH
Cant % Ind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28
why sheridan pidn,t Capture Eariya
Whole Force

NEw YoRT, September 2s. The Heralds
Harpers Ferry correspondent, ,datirg the 26lh,
says
General Sheridan fully expected General
Torbitt to intercept and capture the whole
rebel army, but It seems that he attacked a
division of reinforcements hurrying to Join
Early, and was engaged with them all day,
and with his hands full at that Had it not
been for this, General Early's whole command
would have been captured
The Worlds correspondent with Sheridan
says.
Our loss in killed and won aided at Fishers
Hill will not exceed 200. Thus was Lees
right arm in the Valley broken, and the vic.
tory nm almost bloodless one. rt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-28

Lost Girl.-My little girl, aged II years,
left my house on last Monday, about noon,
and has not been heard of since. She had
with her basket of aces and edgings She
wore red shawl, with a broche border, mo,
hair dress, cross barred and leg horn bat
She is good looking girl, full eyes, aud light
brown halr Any information will be thank
fully received at Mr.. Corrigan's Boot and
Shoe Store, Third street, near st. Clair
If JOHN MULVANY,